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Popuis illustrated book ca pages on
MANHOOD WosASHooDI MARRIAGE In
pediments 70 Marriage; the cause and cure.
Ss MT securely seaied, postpaid for 20 cents. By
Dr. Z. "HIrrIKs, 5l7 st. Charles street, ~
Louis, Mo, the great specialist. Read his
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Since torpiditF Of the liver h the chief
cause Of its disorder, Al i evident that what
the bilious require Is an sltsraiIy- sttmulant
which viii srouse IL 70 activity. an enrcl
that is followed by the disappearance Of
The various symptoms indicative oTitz de-
sangenaent. Hos-ettsT's stomach HLters
Invariably achieve the primary result men
TONED besides removing the consii patton.
hatnlence, heart burn, yeIioWnesS %;
the skin and whites OF the ey-s. pain
IN the tight sid. and under the risht
shoulder, nausea, vertigo and sick headache.
To which bilious invaiids sr- peculiarly
subject. As remedy for chronic indigo
ton, mental dependency and nervousness,
the Bittsrs are equally e18eious. and a. n
renovant of Lost vigor. n means OF srresIiur
premature decay, and a source Of relief from
TIE iBnrm2ties TO which the geniIrr TX i
peculiarly subject, they may tie Thoroughly
relied upon.
know Van Buskirks ;o-ih-wzsh,
The nicest ever seen.
II PARTIES the breath 30,
Ana keeps the teeth 30 clean,
And ali tie ladies nse u,
lis soZoDONI. ween.
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stolen Jeweirys and Money Foand on
the Morderer,er = Memphis detective.
MEMPHIS, January 24.--Jack Will
liams, who shot Detective Pride yes
terday, was arrested by a conductor Cd
a train after several attempts by Will
iiams to shoot him. Pride is not ex-
pected to recover. Williams had two
thousand dollars and some diamonds
and jewelry, all of which was stolen.
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DID.
wins, the s,liou. Require.

RUSH--on the night OF the I'd instant
aiter painful illness, LINK. wife of W l.
Rush, IN The l5th year Of her tge-
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IL -, a.. NJ. .
I'LL .,.u.a6,rvt.e, tn-
.. .s"uauued.
$500.
Iut 80 wv '''
..... E.rN Nir yesterday /
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.... ..r|-t ur. ana long
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.. . -.. I'VE thoussrd
... I.sI- ...- year.
.........' LOT our banks
.... art solvent
saturday nights impera-
.....-.....r lrtu-aCted.
..... Democratic Centennial
r.-. .- -., ready.
..... ~ travel continues
........--,ti,n good.
.....e.r depot for the
......HIy needed.
..... .r D,IIss county
Doc. .y..afy HERALD.
... r..Ur block up the
saudi. r..l- u-ta trife less.
.....,. .yu,uInr continue.
.........-....i Nn,rlock. Next
.m PROMISES to pro-
.. .mI work for magyar
.... .. long before the cars
.... Commerce aud Ervay
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b. .. '.' vac gu w. ,,
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.t.. T.. neatly hud cheaply uone
Uu t.H'.n uiuarry'
-..ur- IS Walker sold - -four thou
.Hf DOLLAR .... Of drugs yesterday.
R..r.H. .r ur-psudi1ularf
AL. .-.. t..r the affairs Of the
..r.. ... w..l better managed
.... ..g rsrrf,g,r..
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a ..' '.'i' -et ''''er
.iH. ... locomotive for the Dallas
Dol. #r.'t hallway Will be here this
aH.. E... HU.- of the track Is laid.
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w '.A more corner lOafer-
.. .... ......t.. fI,,.L. u,,,b. ,,s,
.........s. people out Of counte.
babel.
-faIsr I.r-. 90 Waxahachie. Is
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W .',e No'ni'ei''A'
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'.'.'"'- S'7.r'''yi All looking 10
Do lHUu.Iuu o, the moral Rtmos-
Hra
-Doa'uefpr Henderson, Of the
.a.A.aui Wichita railway, has gone
|bIuIs Eua. for locomotives for nj.
~d
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~ rgf.,uy am b.i, o. r.,r, 60
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r.rtff,irr,...
r... 49, .,
''y'S' "ceupA'ion as
i,& DRINKS aud downs now-a-dsy,
sara, h'. attention.
'n7 Glowing sign mag be seen on
lamar street, near the q. X. wagon
lut 'Famlieg Rocerie.r Josh BIZ.
Rev e. ". Caskey has offered 10
meet tshtt Browne in public reliR.
..' l '..., and states his proposition
1'ur SHERMAN Courier.
-Af. Alfred Freeman has fitted W
,wsra gallery in tie state. That IT, !.
TIE -ar' ofa air-pin he is.
IN the bright lexicon Of youth,
,a-fe j. nc such word az fall" Buiwer
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The Hair Market II Active, with an
Upward Tendency.
SIOUX City, January %. 1T is re-
ported at Fort Randall that q train of
fifteen Wagons and twenty five men,
coming from the Black Hills, were
captured by Crazy Horses band. None
escaped oeing seaiped.
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A Counterfetter Diseloses . Large
Amount Of shin plasseas and Plates.
CINCINNATI, January 24--Miles Ogle,
who was arrested for manufacturing
counterfeit money, has made dis
closure leading to the discovery of over
one hundred finely executed plates,
and sloo, eco in fifty cent, pieces buried
near this city.
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FRONTIER RACKET.
Old Rye, Two Cowboys and Q Brace OF
Lively Colts Run" Fort Grimm.

On the Round They Take in a
Social Dance, Where They
Swing Corners With the
Officers of the Law,
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si'HE STATE pF IENA--1. a. H--- --
Interested tu rs. s.l ar..r - Ha..a
estate % !. =. lalas tfH-a-s $500
a1IElul=tratuT. Ha= IHH. .H .tl.. I.....H.r .a
q Dallas couuty 81 APP. .rsEiar or 90. -
tlvE4-1g 81 slil4 60 sls al-l go. 1870
EuurZ.r., which Et.I o. lH-nf r. - -
teF a. OF said r1urr. rsal. ra.r-iH. - - =.
Monday ln March, a. ~. .--s 90 co. ...a.s-
nouEa Thereof lu o.. cas- al "a. -. 81 Lei r...
ane az f'rf,-l- ilafu-r--st lu So. So
may apprar and carItrs. -a.H 49, .ea--I
tl-g slIu1 rr-
~itue-s a har-plsi. CIsrz 20 a. t"..s-.H
Court. Of nalias county.
Given under ms lllf alI =. -.
Court, - ofisc-, ia. tle lltE ass aI 49,.
Der, A. D. lsso,
A HAEE au.
Clerk county CcuTi Dzl-z- csarIy. I-za.
aeEzN
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Astoria MnsAea zssrgiars Sentences.
NEW foax. JANUARY q The Asto-
ria masked burglars have been sam
teneed--Joaa James 10 twenty yesrs,
and fifteen years 10 another case
Jeremiah Mccarthy 10 eighteen years.
Jsy isrsashs 40 Grfes.
LAwREscE, Mass, January e "A.
n. Joy has BEEN arrested for falsifying
his psy-roiis.
Desscssye Prfsse. Of Mempssss, Msys ally
Wouaeed--<sossrea Lave Affair.
MEMrHIss January 22s.-whiie At
tempting 70 arrest burglar named
Williams, Detectsve Pride was shot
and nlarlaIls wo4nded. Williams g.
caped.
Eion0 Selislslt and instantly killed
Henry Cox last nixistx on Madison
street. ahout 4 waa6 All coiarsd
o'NeiI escapesi.
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''The Proof Of the Pu. ding Ere.

In this age Of humbugse1-y II Is easy TO
make bold assertions, but u furnish tnais.
putahle evidence Of the truth OF them Is bot
always easy.
We boldly assert that DR.. TUFTS HAIR
DYE issuperior 10 ali Others, and 90 prove %
we give testimony 0: celebrated Hair
Dresser, who has used the yarisus CON-
pounds recommended for colorias the hair
ioT twenty-five years.
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AUGUsrA- Ga, SOvefnber 4, In.
DIR. TUT: Dear SIr-As Hair Dresser
ior twenty-five years. both In Eu.op- aud
America, have used all kinds Of hair dy.-s.
and am happy 20 say that yours il superior
TO any have ever seen. For several years
nave used II With the greatest SatiSisc;lou
TO my self aud custorners- R<-.n.ctsulIv
=. EALTZEAS, French Hair prcsser.
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AT a public meeting held in Fort
Griffin, Texas, January Is, 1877. q. A
kirkland presiding, and J. Wallack,
secretary, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resotred, That We deplore the sad
results attending the conflict last
evening between the Sheriff posse
and opposing parties, and tender our
sympathies To the families and friends
of the deceased.
Resolved, That We cordially approve
the action of Deputy Sheriffs w. K.
Cruger and J. Nj. Bogart on this occa-
sion, in their determined effort, In en-
forcing the laws; and we do hereby
tender all officers Of the Law our servi-
ces and support in the discharge of
their duties.
Resolved, That the Secretary furnish
Messrs. Cruger and Bogart, with q
copy of these resolutions, and thst he
also send a copy for publication to the
Weatherford Times, The DALLAS
HERALD. ami Fort Worth Democrat.
7. Z. JACKSON,
e. X. STKIBLING,
GEORGE ID. BAKER,
W. N. MCKANNf.
q. g JONES n. ID.
Committee on Resol u tons.
j. WALLACK, Secretary.
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The Red Avenxer in Mi.si.-
sinUt.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 25.--Par.
ties from Austin, Miss, report Sheriff
Manning shot fatally by John F. Ret
well. Family troubles.
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Iomeiai.l
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in Dallas postof,ice IN
called for. Parties calling for ihe same
will please say advertised, Tues
day. January 3, 1877" Those ofthem
remaining uncslled for at the end Of
four weeks will be sent 10 the dead let
ter Office
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Taksu az - = H. fl..lHlT -. H-Hs
before v. =. fsaE. q. a.. H-ar. cd 81.
large uay nor. b. EalIs E-. o. u .r HaaHs
old = max -lt l~r1Hrl ss..r uHanH
i.if ~nfuldrfs Hn afaua.-. a.l1le $50.
valued Al -. \ 90. UrH ..err 80
hands hiEt, 1sars ol1 o. raL-s. aH..
a. els
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hessrs Clark & wilt
The County superintendent of Schools
Mr. Collins, Prop Traders Wagon Yard
Secotnb & co
Proprietor sherman House
EDITOR Dallas News
! Dallas aud Cleburne X X 60
President of Greenback Convention
Agent q q h - NJ Co
Agent Bloomington Nursery
Foreign Letters
Nader Edward Meetz John
, 1877-08-31

APPROPRIATELY SAID. -Rcadcr, your first
duly is 10 ntronZC your live home paper,
and your next II Ia send ten cents for one
cODy, ar 81 iOr one years Subscription tO the
TACOMA HERALD. New Tacoma, w. 7. IL
IN a splendid paper, truly.
, 1877-08-31

FROM six to eight thousand bushels Of
wheat are daily being brought into Salem.
tor which one dollar and live cents per
blshel can be- realized.
, 1877-08-31

EY Just received at Jas. Jones, large
stock Of Jewelry, Gents collar and cuff
buttons, shirt studs, &c. &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-01-05
SWORN STATEMENT
OF
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Gehttemen,-I hereby certify that have had Ca
arrh for ten years. and for tho last six years have
been terrible sufferer. was rendered partially
deaf, bad buzzng in the head pains the tenn
pie, dizzy spells, weak and painful eyes swollen and
liberated tonsils har1 aud constant cough, severe
pain the chest and every indication Of con-
sumption. My head ached all the time, The matter
accumulated so rapidly in my head and throat that
could not keep them free. Frequently at night
would spring out Of bed 1t seemed to me- at the point
OF sunocation. would then have recourse to every
means in my power to dislodge the mucus from my
throat and head before being able to sleep again For
period Of six years my tonsils were liberated and
much inhamed that could with difficulty swallow. 1
hnally consulted an eminent surgeon in regard to
operation on them, but at his request postponed II.
The constant Inflammation aud liberation in my
throat caused by the poisonous matter dropping down
from my head had irritated and inhamed my lungs
that eoughed incessantly,-a deep, bard cough.
Meanwhile my system began to show the effects Of
this disease, so that lost flesh pale, and show
ed every symptom OF early death by consumption.
When matters had reached this stage, or about six
months ago. began the OF Sanfords Radical Cure
for Catarrh. After using the FIRST bottle began TO
improve rapidly. The 1rst dose seemed to clear my
head had not known 1t to be for years. II seemed
gradually to arrest the discharges. stopped my
cough an hTee days. By using Il "a . garRle soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling OF my tonss,
so that they ceased to trouble The soreness
across my chest disappeared, the buzzing noises in
my head ceased, my senses Of hearing and OF seeing
we're completely restored and every symptom Of dis
ease that had reduced to the verge of the grave
disappeared by the use Of Sanfords Radical Cure for
Catarrh.
have been thus explicit because, druggist, have
seen great deal o. suffering from catarrs and hope
am familiar with the treatment Of Catarrh prac-
tised by the best physicians and have consulted the
most eminent about my case. have used every kind
of remedy aud apparatus that has appeared during
period Of six years past, and have, while following
their use taken great care Of general health but
obtained no relief or encouragement from any Of
them.
Since curing myself with Sanford's Radical Cure
have recommended It in over hundred with
out single case Of failure. and have in in
stances received wholesale orders from parties TO
w hot a ha oriw NauN
medicine have ever recommended, never having be-
eved in them before, although constantly engaged in
their sale. Very gratefully yours
GEORGE p. DINSMORE.
Boston, Feb. 49, 1876.
SUYRoLK, S. Feb. %, 1878.
Then personally appeared the said George i. Dns-
more aud made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed ia true.
Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS,
Justice Of the Peace.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-01-05

The President, in his annual message, re-
fers to the fact that he never voted at but
ono Presidential election, whereupon a
contemporary says that on that occasion
"he voted the most radical pro-slavery
ticket he could find" This Is not exactly
true, and the true story forms an interest
ing incident in the history of the President.
We have heard il told by himself, years
ago. In 1856 the candidates for The Presl-
dency were Fremont and Buchanan. On
election day Mr.. Grant, then plain farm
eT, drove into 81. Louis with load of farm
produce, and, on his way home, passed
voting place, at point between the city
and his farm. Unaccustomed, from his
army training, to take much interest in
politics, be drove on, but suddenly con-
cluded 10 go back and ask if he could vote
at that poll. He was told that he could un-
der the laws Of Missouri. "But them"
said the President. in telling the story, 81
did not know whom 10 vote for. did not
like Buchanan, but knew Fremont OF old,
and knew he was not the sort OF man 10
make Presi lent, and told them to give
me ticket against Fremont. That was
the way came 10 cast my one Presiden-
tial vote for Buchanan"
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BrattlGbOrO Church Directory.

FIRST BAPTIST. .AMaln St.; Rev. Horace Burchard,
Pastor. Sunday services at $50 a. M, 1880
p. M. Sunday School IL go a. m. Missionary Com
cert lst Sunday evening in each month. Sunday
School Concert last Sunday evening in each MONTH
Prayer meetings on the other Sunday evenings.
Monday evening, young peoples prayer meeting,
Friday evening, prayer meeting, 7:45.
WEST BRArTLEBoRo DAPTIsr.-Rey @. A. yotey Pas
tor. Sunday services at 10 $50 m. l;l5 and 1900
p, m. Sunday School at 2:15 p. m. Wednesday
evening meeting at 1880. Seats free.
CENTRE CoNoREoArioSAL.-Mains St. Rev. Geo. L.
Walker, D. D.. Acting Pastor. Sunday services $50
a. M, 1900 p. M; Sunday School IL m. Missionary
and 3. 8. Concerts take the place Of the evening
service the LIST and I'd Sundays Of the month"; re-
spectively. Young peoples meeting Monday eve
ming t7;30. Prayer meeting, Friday evening at
3 O'Clock.
CoNoREoATIoHAL.-west Brattleboro Rev. @. II. Mer-
rill, Pastor. Sunday Bervices-Sermon in morning
at1O:3O. Missionary concert the first Sunday even
ing Of each month. Sermon every other sunday
evening at O'Clock. Seats free. sabbath school
follows morning service.
EPIscoPAL.-Main ST.: Rev. w H. Collins Rector.
Sunday services; Morning prayer and sermon l0:30
q. m. Evening prayer and sermon 1900 PM; Bun-
day School 1915 p. M Holy days, IL 100 a. m. Holy
Communion Ist Sunday in the month, and on all
great festivals The children Of the parish cat
echised on the 1st Sunday in every month at p m.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL.-Meetlngsi lower town hall
Rev. N +. Perry, Pastor. Preaching Sunday
at l0:3O a. m; Sunday School IL m; prayer
meeting in the evening. s. 8. Concert lth Sunday
OF every month. Glass meeting Tuesday evening;
prayer meeting Friday evening. Seats free.
ROMAN CATHoLIc.-walnut St. ; Rev. Henry Lane,
Pastor. Sunday seryices-High mass 10 80 4. m.
Vespers and Benediction 1880 p. m.
UNITARIAN FREE CHURcn.-Man St. Rev. VIM L.
jenkins, Pastor. Services Sunday a. M, at 1880;
Sunday School and Bible Class after the morning
service. Seats free.
FIRST UNIvBRsALIsr.-Canal st. Rev. NJ. II. Harris
Pastor, residence North ST. Sunday sermon
1880 a. IN. Services Monday and Friday evenings
at7:30.
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Miscellany.


The bhOre OF Eternity.
Alonel to land alone upon that shorei
with no one sight that we have seen before
Things Of a different hue,
And the sounds all new,
And fragrance so sweet the soul may faint.
Aloncl oh, that first hour Of being a saint
Alone to land alone upon that shore,
On which wavelets lisp, no billows roar.
Perhaps no shape Of ground,
Perhaps no sight or sound,
No forms Of earth our fAncies 10 arrange,
But to begin alone that mighty chhngel
Aone to land alone upon that shore,
Knowing so well we can return no more;
No voice or face Of friend,
None with us to attend
Our diIembarking on that awful strand,
But to arrive alone in such landi
Alone! TO stand alone upon that shore;
To begin alone to live for evermore;
To have no one to teach
The manners or the speech
OF that new life, or put us at our ease.
oh that we might die in pairs or companiesi
AloneT MOI God hath been there long before,
Eternally hath waited on that shore
For us who were to come
To our eternal home;
And He hath taught his angels to prepare
In what way we are to be welcomed there.
Like one that waits and watches He hath safe,
As # there were none else for whom to wait,
Waiting for us, for us
who keep Him waiting thus,
And who bring less to satisfy His love
1h.o any othar ~ tha soris .hoyo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-01-05

TIE CLIMATE OF NoRwAY.-It appears
10 be general belief in this country that
Norway is a sort of Arctic mountain region,
where winter reigns supreme during the
greater part of the year. Hardly day
passes without offering me half dozen
opportunities for dispelling this illusion.
When in the months Of January and Feb
ruary struggled up the hill on the top Of
which live, in The face of a heart-freezng
north-easter which forces my breath down
my throat and fringes my beard and eye
lashes with tiny icicles am tolerably sure
to meet some talkalive neighbor who stops
TO congratulate me on the weather, adding,
with a sober matter Of factness which Is Sc
cretly very Irritating, that it must make
mo "feel very much at home" repeat,
however, with outward composure, for the
thousandth time, my little lesson about the
Gulf Stream, which my neighboT receives
with an incredulous stare, remarking in a
tone of remonstrance: "But it is so very
far north, you know" The fact is Norway
is blessed with every possible variety of
climate except the tropical. The northern
most part, which is situated within the Arc
tic Circle, has mean annual temerature OF
about $50 Fahrenheit, while along the coast
line between the slxty-first and sixty-sec-
ond parallels, including the Sogue ford
and Lister, it rises 10 450. Owing to the in
fiuence OF the Gulf Stream, which, al
though it has been very much reviled OF
late, continues to send its warm breath in
over the country. The winter in the mid
die ford regions is of an even, genial tenn
per, and incredible as the assertion may
sound, the mean temperature Of the coldest
day is there somewhat above the freezing
point. In fact, the Creator, when Norway
was planned, anticipated some Of the most
recent inv entlons. He contrived to save
The country from the doom TO which its
arctic location seemed 10 have destined II,
by means of very simple heating appar-
atus, the principle OF which is now univer-
sally recognized. The Gords, quite apart
from their picturesque significance, are a
vast reservoir OF heat, and penetrate far in
to the inland, like pipes of warm water,
from which the atmosphere may constant
ly supply its losses. Both fish and fowl
naturally appreciate this advantage, and
during the winter months they fill these
watery valleys with teeming luxurianee
of life, thus opening inexhaustible resource
es 10 the population whom the barren soil
refuses 10 support. In the interior dis
tricts of southern Norway, where the breath
of The sea does not reach, The winter is OF
course far severer, and iu Gudbrandsdale
and oesterdale, and the other parishes
along the Swedish frontiers, the mercury
L, L.
there the soil is rich enough to reward la
Dor, and moreover the lumber trade gives
employment TO large forces of men, and
brings welcome addition to the peasants
ncome.-Sci-i6ner's Monthly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-01-05

James Vick's Floral Guide for 1877, Is
neatly printed and profusely illustrated.
Almost everything desirable In the vegeta-
BILE kingdom is cultivated by Mr.. Wick, OF
Rochester, and illustrated in his guide. AS
a sample of his enterprise he offers $40 in
premiums, in cash, for the best show Of
flowers at each aud every State fair in
America, and also one of his magnificent
floral chromos for the best exhibition Of
cut flowers In every county fair.
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ADDITIONAL srArEMENr.

Since the above statement was made have been
rapidly improving in health. have had no return OF
the disagreeable symptoms that attended my former
sickness, and although affected from time to time with
severe colds incidental to the sudden changes in
climate, they have not been sufficient to bring Z
return Of the disease. My general health has been
excellent have gained twenty y-ye pounds aud con.
slider myself entirely recovered from disease that
year ago seemed likely TO totally undermine my con-
stitution. Since last February have consulted with
great many afflicted with Catarrh, and in the hun
dreds Of cases in which have sold It have never
seen an instance sufficient to shake the confidence
feel in Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh.
Oct. &c, 1875. GEORGE +. DINsMORE.
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hang Tube, with full directions for use in all cases.
Price, s1.O0. For sale by all Wholesale and Retail
Druggists throughout the United States. WEEKS
POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists,
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