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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09

Go to POWELL & kline for your
flour, feed and pork, and everything
else in the provision line.
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j. o. W. BAIL Ely,
ATTORNEY-AT.LAW.

slnAoyl. Kidgway, Elk County, Pa.
Agent for the Travellers Life aud Acci
Dent Insurance Co., of Hartford. Conn.
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N. o. MOLASSES FOR COOK
ing, also choice syrup always on hand
at -
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-09
Committed for Murder.

THE i'EFsON VITO MADE so Deadly
AN ATTACK ON TIE SOLDIERS
IDENTIFIED.
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Sehenek's PulmOnic syrup for
the Curc OF Consumption,
Coughs and Colds.

The virtue OF this medicine 10 that II
ripenS the matter and throws II out Of the
system, puri6es the blood, and thus effects
q cure.
scHBScE's SRA WIRED Toxic, FoR THB
CUR OF DYsPRPsIA, INDIGESTION, DC.
The Tonic produces 4 healthy action Of
the stomach, creating On appetite, forming
chyle, and curing the most obstinate cases
Of IudigestiOn.
ScHBNcK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR TIE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action Of the liver, without the
least danger, Us they are free from calcmel,
and yet most efiicaclOus in restoring a
healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are certain cure for
Consumption, as the Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the matter aud purities the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, ere.
ate healthy bile, and remove all diseases
Of the liver, often cause Of Consumption
The SEA Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes a good di.
gestlOn, and enables the organs 10 form
good blood; and thus creates q healthy cir,
culatlon Of healthy blood. The combined
action Of these medicines. as thus explain
ed, will cure every case Of Consumption, II
taken in time, aud the use oi the medicines
persevered in.
DR.. Schsnck is professionally at his prin.
cipal office, corner SIXTH and ARCH S1s.,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let
tiers Tor advice must be addressed, cod
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Uscs of YarIous IVooIs.

Mr., Leonard Drake, in an address be.
fore The Kentucky Wool GroVer.' Asso.
cisi;or On Wool. and ,bstr t,l"sS;NcstIon
t 49,, 800 aa 80 49,, ,h;aa. ,..as..1
luz mSIEe'' Anons o'net ',lnS' Pfe''eS
thesroWing want o. more domestic WOOL
improved 10 suit the manufacturer.
There are, said he, 40 mills in the United
States that use foreign wool entirely, and
7G7 that nae both domestic and foreign
wooi ~ on miIls n.;ng IN nsr cSn, ~
hoDet W. ~ ." s' a"s. ~ ,pss;s - u
GomeS"0' anu "V PER Ge"' VI iUie'sn "oO''
he thought we should grow the best pure
Lincolnshire, CotsWold, Rambouilie Mer.
mos, and southdowns and cross them on
our native sheep, and on each other, up.
N ma es,abl;sb nav races
" T" ,oI",;oa - ~. ,r0oI ;,d,,,,. A..
trdi,aS c,N,n y sns WI Kan,u u ~ sIs
o".,aan'S ;e n ~ II ShaaM s'anuS
- "- ees Luz S,.,.s ~ IVTl i T"J "a.
~ .,so ~ on S.neT Ss"'e 200 o6 6'0I M;
S SSI' SSG 49,, OJo ISS Soo III;
! All 900, ,t;st;.an' A' ia ~. A't nI;
tS,c CSE r,siis Ssa"' n "a S SSS 0XhiO'
$1,000 80 cnn. -. ~, y ITSS, anu N on
400 IA "9o'V oS o ~ 6 SH ~ 9sa.eS' oV
1870 70 "0VT ny IT,; ny a ~ Pays
Ss., o Io,c nns Tmp ~ Son neo 0an' ~
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La BELLE NA1IER.



tiSlateof IHea Virginia, County Of Ohio, s.
Personally appeared before me, John
w. Schultze, a Justice Of the Peace in and
for Ohio county, Joseph Bero, who, being
by me first duly sworn according to law,
on his most solemn oath swears and de.
clares that he had q direct understanding
with Mr.. McCann in regard to feeding
the 10d fence nails, which was, that 10
soon as, orders came to change on the
nails referred to, that Mr.. LaFlau 1.-THE
feeder longest in his employ should feed
the nails. This arrangement was made
by him with Mr.. MCann, short time
alter he (McCann) commenced 10 work
for him. He also agreed on the morning
Of the day he quit work, that he INC.
Cann) would take Mr.. LaFlaus machine,
and that he LaFlau) would feed the fence
nails, and that in case Mr.. Wells did NOT
return for his job, that he (McCann)
would have the job as steady one; prom.
Using TO go to work at noon, which he
falled to do. Also that il Is not true that
he did not notify him (Mccann) until he
(Bero) commenced to change the ma.
chine, but that the machine was not
changed until the afternoon OF that day;
while he (McCann) quit before he (Bero)
had commenced to change the machine
on the fence nails, and that he (Bero) cut
several kegs Of l0d nails before he com.
menced changing. JOSEPH BERo.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
sd day OF November, 1877. gae.
JOIN W. ScHuITzE,
]. P. Ohio Co., W. Va.
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NEW HOOKS.

MONEY AND LEGAL TENDER IN TIE
UNITED STATES. BY II. n. l1ndtymAn, Di.
rector Of the Mint. Mullln. Phce, u y, q.
T. PutnAGn 4 hons, New York.
THE SIGNAL BOYS, oRCAPTAlH BANS Gun.
PANY. By GsOrBe Carey ksSis.ion, s:yo- 2iS
pp) q. p, Putnam Sous, New York. Aulllu.
frice, SIOo
This Is another volume OF The authors
tBIg Brother Series" and will be heartily
welcomed BY the many readers whom he
has already secured. The story describes
the adventures aud services ii half dozen
boys on the wuters aud maiahy shores Of
Lake BoFgne, In 1914, when the British
expedition moved on rev Orleans. We
shall not iorestall the curiosity Of young
readers by recounting any Of tho inCidentSj
but there are plenty Of them, Rnd no end
OF interest until the book ends, Mr.. Eg-
gleston'S style Is admirable; he talks to boys
Is II they all had Intelligence and good
sense, not In the preaching or patroniling
way which boys resent, but as an equal
willing 10 entertain them because he heart.
lily likes them all.
WHAT A Hoy, ByJulIs A. willis, Paper. Phce,
6OCants. J. y, LlpplneOtt, Philadelphia.
Any Of the above will be sent by mail,
postpaid, on receipt Of price, by Stanton a
Davenport, Booksellers aud stltioners, No.
A Twelfth street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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BROOKE County News.

Wtlltbufg News
We are panied to announce the death
OF Mrs. CaIlie, wife Of Brooke Turner,
Esq, which sad event occurred on We'd
nesday evening at s o'clock, at the resi-
dence Of her mother on Water street.
The work Of ballasting the railroad, in
this vicinity, is progressing favorably.
Owing to the want Of ties the work Of
track.laying was delayed few days. A
supply is now being rapidly sent down
the road.
a man named Shay, hostler Of the
Granite House, having occasion to 20
over 10 Lagrange the other night, and on
returning being 100 late for the ferry
boat, swan the entire distance. Alter
such cold bath, we suppose he took a
little more stimulant.
The superb iron bridge over Harmon's
Creek, near Mr.. John Hindman's mill,
the iron work OF which was put up by the
Msasilon Iron Bridge Company, is com
pleted. The work, including stone, wood
and iron, is very substantially done, and
reflects credit upon those employed. In
the way OF bridges, Brooke county can
boast some Of the best in the State.
Hogs promise to be cheap this winter.
In this county there 10 a larger number
than has been known for many years.
Price offered for porkers, on foot, Is three
cents and a quarter. When cleaned they
sell for fraction over four cents. All.
though the season has hardly arrived for
packing, it is believed that the above will
be the ruling prices.
A temporary tank has been made near
the upper mill, for the accommodation OF
the locomotive used by the construction
train. Pipes are laid, connecting with
Mr.. Georges paper mill, which It Is
thought will afford 4 sufficient supply Of
water to feed the locomotive. This Is
done to obyiate the necessity OF running
to Steubenville for supply. The peo.
pie in and around the mill have taken
advantage Of this arrangement and are
making attachments, bringing the water
into their houses.
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An old Greene county, Pa, settler In
Marion county, Iowa, writes letter to
his old home paper, the Waynesburg
Republican,, In which he thus dsscants
upon The advantages Of his part Of the
Vests
@Corn isworth 20 cents, oats IS cents,
and wheat 90 cents; hogs cents, cattle
81 cents, good horses from SIS TO 500.
In 1876 We had poor crops, but this
year We have raised plenty Of everything.
Theeounty Is getting very thlckly settled
and some Of our beat farmers are build.
INK ine houses and barns. Those who
make an effort are doing well. This is
good country for both rich and poor,
Tie West is the place for the poor man
II he will only work. The people here
are more on an equality than they are in
the East. We like the West and would
rather live here than In East, but l would
say 10 those that have good homes and
are doing we'll, stay where you are"
We presume that this Is pretty fair
statement Of the advantages offered TO
parties in this country to go West. 1t will
bsnOtiCed that the writer is particular to
remark that "those who make an effort
are doing WE'LL" He further remarks
that 'tbe West Is the place for the poor
man II he will only work." Notwith.
standing this fact, however, the writer
advises those who have good homes and
are doing we'll in this part Of the couu-
try to stay where they are:
We have always conceded that a man
could do we'll in the West who was will.
ing 10 work, provided he retained his
health, And so also we have claimed,
(as this writer Concedes) that man who
has work to do in this country can doiust
rs we'll by remaining here, and at the same
time be much surer OF bis health. and also
Of certain social and educational advant.
ages for his family. Whether a man goes
West or remains in West Virginia, his
prosperity is at last question Of work.
Here he has the advantages of a greater
abundance Of money and Of better prices
for everything he raises on farm, In
the West money ia dear and hard to OBJ.
tain. Here it is relatively cheap and
easy to obtain. A farmer in Iowa, &C.
cording to this letter, sellA his corn for
20 cents, while here he gets twice that
amount. He sells his oats out there for
IS cents and here gets 25 to 30. And SO
on throughout the list Of agricultural
products.
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STATE Of IHs! Vrginia, County q Ohio Is.
Personally appeared before me, John
w. Schultz, q Justice Of the Peace in
and for said county, John Lewis, who
being by me first duly sworn according 10
law, on his niost solemn oath swears and
declares that there was no committee
waited on him at any time, Is stated In
the newspapers Of the 23d inst. The only
notice he had Of anything wrong was by
an excited Individual comiUs 10 him who
exclaimed, "Look out the feeders are
going TO shove out" He not being aware
Of the situation (no explanation being
oaered), by the time that hc reached the
engine the same was running at a speed
altogether impracticable, the result Of
which might have proved disastrous "a
the engine and TO human life.
JOHN LEws.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, John
W. schultEe, j. P. as Aforesaid, by The
said John Lewis, this 23d day Of No
vember, A. D. 1877.
JOHN w. scnuLT2E,
up. Ohio Co., W. Va.
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rTRUsrEE's SALE

j
BY virtue Of DEED Of Trust m,ds ,nI,,....
by bllaater schOtt and wife 10 ths nbSs,,Isshai,
Trustee, bearing date the 18th diy Of LSSn,s iN 4.
the year 1915, and duly IetOriei In M Sis,tssl
once Of The County Court q MRrshAil COUNTY w.,
Virgins, In Deed Of Trust Book No, 4 mo- N" ~
will bell at public ale Al the front door Al
Hou.e Of Ohio county, In the city Of whsSIISS ~
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Decenbrr M,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. n. Of aid d,v. IN a.
following described real estate, thSt 4 az. ~
The north half Of that lot o. p1fesl AZ IA ~.
ate In MarahalI county, W. Va, cobtaiSiSS ".
aerea, more Or les1, which NlI conveyed "a ~. ny
Rus1ell b. deed beahng date The nth an Il ~
Der, 1850, from Daniel Lamb, commisIoS,S n.y.,
certain decree Of the Circuit Lourt ior Obis SSSs
", the said lot being part Of the bottom hi y
BoeeS Farm, and being lot number four IN an N.
plat marked A. In suit In chAnCery in Min N,
General Insurance Company Of MTrTlSbd y,
complainant and 3. ZANE, admInITrsiTiT NJ
Moses W. Chapllne, executor and helm, ma otiS,,
defendants, and between WIN. ChApllpe oonnLi.'
ant, and tho said administrative, eItcnt5r NJ
heirs and othgis defendants, lying ntTt btlSS N.
land Of John Handhn, and aid LOT btIbv dIvisj
into two equal parts by 4 division line btty,SS
JJhn kohnlein and Peter LOnhaTt, deceased dF,SV
acfoss the same from east 70 wei, parallel SIlhibj
81 equal distance from the north hem md SosiIs.S
boundaries Of said lol No. four az, MI nj ~,
which lles north Of that division Inc 1 SaIS1
conveyed.
puIchAte money % the purchaser may eIlCf d ~
cash on day Of sals, the residue In one var ~
The date o. sale, With interest upon aid dtitrej
payment from iaid day Of sale, and The p1fee,''t
10 give his note secured by deed Of tri,t On n,
said property for aid deferred payment.
WIN. C. HANDLAN, TrugtA
By GEO, p. LlECIl, sOleioi,
WV. Il. HALLRR, AGetioneer. mn
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TRusTEE's SALE.

' - ASA&A4A4e
BY virtue Of three several deeds Of truIl EXECUTED
and acknowledged by II. Bradley Wheat md vi.
SinlR II. his vile, TO the undualsnei TTu.ttS, dtI
respectively the S0th day Of March, 1874, The ISL
day Of July, 1874, and the SLh day Of NOyeIh,,.
1875, and each Of record In The CLERKS otc d ~
County Court Of Ohio county, West Vlrlnl, 4
Deed OF Trust Book No. 9, pages 49I and i9S, bid
O. 1Fu.t Book No, q pages ls9, 100 and 49, ali
DEED Of Trust Book No. ., page AZ, respectively
VII oher at public sale at the front door d he
Court HOUSE Of Ohio county, In the rity Of Whstl.
ing, on
SATURDAY, December the 18th, 1877,
the following described real estate, that |, 70 Nj,
Lot numbered seVgn ~ 10 square Numbered tVth.
y-nlne (2S In the addition 70 the city Of WhellnS
known a The Buens Vista addition to aid city.
also, Lot numbered eight Cs) Ia the same slIlfs
and addihoni also, Lot numbered nine l9J In ilns
l1uAre and addition, except part Of aid Lot No.
twenty-five by thIrty-hVe feet which Wn bsrtlO.
fore conveyed 10 Michael Ially.
Also. the lot Of ground Delegated a Lot nun.
befed seven "a In square numbered tWenlyihfts
l23) on the south tde Of Twelfth street liGrneily
Monroe street., In aid city Of Wheeling.
Also, all OF that lot or parcel Of ground known
and designated rs Lot numbered two ri ID gum
numbered twenty mine t29lon Twelfth STREE Coz.
meIly Monroe Atree), In the city Of Wheeling, V.
gether with all the valuable improvements luCSlki
upon all the above described parcels OF ground,
TRIMS OF 5ALK-0 ne-thIrd Of thepuIchls, uOH.
ey in caih on the day Of sale, and the RS due IN
TWO equal instAllments With interest on slid dele.
red payments At twelve and eighteen months inn
me DAY sale the payment Of the deferred inAiI.
menh and interest 10 Be secured to the satisfaction
Of the Trustee.
JAMES P. ROGERS, Tru,ee
w. II. HALLRR. AnGtioneer. nnlS
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Are Sunday Schools Descnerat.
Ing.

Are Sunday Schools Degenerate
Evanston nl.) Index.
For the last i've or six years the Sab
bath School, as an institution, has been
talked about and written about to an
almost unlimited extent, and teachers, Il
they have not been deyouring, have al
least been nibbling at commentators az
they never did before, and yet we are
strongly Of the opinion that scriptural
truth is neither so clearly nor 40 fully
impaired to the rising generation as Il
used to be in the quieter days that are
gone. With the introduction Of the in.
ternational lesson system, which has lit
tie TO commend it but u sickly sentiment.
alism, new ideas and fuss and feaihery
methods have crept in, and brought
shadows with them rather than substance.
Conventions are held almost rs often ma
weeks are born, and streak Of the side
show buSiness runs through nearly all OF
them. Fashion seems TO have rendered
1t necessary for almost every religious
paper in the land to have its "notes on
the lesson" but it is neither harsh nor
unjust to say that many Of these notes
are made up to large extent Of irrele.
want and bombAstic twaddle. Teachers
are to be found, however, who hastily and
without thought, swallow them Us II they
were Of the finest Of the wheat, and 30 70
before their classes without any prepare.
tion worthy OF the name. All such have
= name to teach, but they only talk, and
might Sit at their feet until
their boards grew and learn literally
nothing. II teachers and taught would
let their eyes rest more frequently on
their Bible and not on the so.called
'helps," and cease 10 look upon the
blackboard as thing that came down
from the mount, the Sabbath School OF
The present day would loose some Of ia
roth, but its force would be increased
lily and It's fruit a hundred fold.
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tAmlayIt Of Napoleon Ia FIau.)

Sale ef West VRgiaia, c0uuty 81 Ohio IS.
Personally appeared before me, John
W. SehultEe, 4 Justice Of the Peace in and
for said county, Napoleon La Flau, who
being tirst duly sworn according to law,
on his most solemn oath swears and de-
clares that Joseph Bero had repeatedly
promised him the 10d fence machine, and
that he (Bero) would inform McCann that
such arrangement had been made, and
that be (La Flau) thought that II was
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AT AUCTION
Important Trade RubbeIS,Il

Do WEDNESDAY, November p Ia,
ing o. l0 4. NJ prom " Al Tbs via W. nsSe
i s,,.i Rooms q y; n ~ hARrFukD, 10 ESjS.
eennbylIania and Ohio, upon IhS SSo'S Mtaei
CAsks RUBhkRS, representing ~ Ii q
%anIiActgfet: Hsygeod, New BrinsSIsE Ss1,S 49,,
eOnpIiling ell gtAdt. Makine a co;nSii. ae, t.
ment Of Mems Boots Mems, WomtnS W. NY l5e't
ChildFOn's Imitation HandIes, and Ms,. NJ. " y,
Mise and ChlldIen'S ArctiGs and GlSi,n, 0a'al
The above number Of CSSOs v nj h Sss,l,
70 suit the Trade and Hold without fS,S,Sa h
BOOTS SHOES AND BkUGANS"i.
ton with the above ale, will Offer ~ 49,
SAst1 and IetI q Msnt stOsl and 6ne ri al y y
Ladies', Mllses' ard chIteren'I WtsT WTS1 ~
Boys and Youths Bala. BfogInS. I'M ~ Ae1A
o. The most Important Of the RasOn, SillIS S q
~ Se h 1Ss'sS we IA p5f RSSa attention d bsyS
.,, J. y: HARTFORD,
1ol0 Wholesale AuCtInn..,
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RelIaire Hard iUp.

Lnderendent,
There is a desire on the part Of some
people to increase the police force. Ger
tainly, do something, you gushing idiots.
There Is no money in the treasury now 10
psy interest on the bonds, and the credit
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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diScretiODs Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, lOss Of manhood, dc, win tend you receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
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South America. Send aHeli-aadrened envelope to
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Of The city can only DO protected by Dor.
rowing temporarily. The present would
seem o be q proper time 70 increase ex.
pendiIuEes. Increase the police force,
get into q few more lAESuits, &c.
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ODORLEss

Is the most powerful and lasting
DlsiHFECrANT known. II may BE-
pn safely used under any circumstances.
~ Alter two minutes no Of or fIom Il or
the place where Il was used, War
ranled 10 PUR1RT the air Instantly In
the Sick Room and Hospital, prevent.
. Ing the spread Of PRvERS and conta-
gIouS diseases. Damp Cellars made
- Healthy. Barns and stables purified;
~ put In Wafer Closets and Uflnlls
- and II rendera them odoTless and nee
from contARiOn. Tricky Inhabited
~ houses, crowded rooms and halls XIV.
- en- pure and healthy atmosphere by
allowing It TO eyaporaie. Street Caf,
should use II and thus drive con taRIon
from them. For Ships II Is the beat
known means Tor c6unteractInS The
odor from Bulge Water, will purify
r the ship and In no wHy lnIuEe aDJ.
. material. Beer Saloons should uGei i,l
~ all bad odorA Will Immediately a.
. = appear. Railroad Companies need III
in their waltng-Toom1 and water.
closets. Restaurants and Hotels need
". UNDERTAKES can preserve BOD
~ IEs one month with one pound Of The
- IDlsiniectant.
- from any possibility Of eOatSsISn.
II d Chsep, HatuGSIe and GioAly.
LSeemnltNted al the BEST DESIS.
"a FRCTA6T by erery one thai AdI Utf
Sold byall Druggists-Bo4 80 Nuv;
Bottle 25 cents
SalesroOm 20 30 West B'us,, aIS
York.
Agents wanted In every City and
Town 10 the United States.
nn20ITukg
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a CARD FROM
E. l. PRUSSING G. co.

a CARD FROM
E. L. PRUSSING E. co.
We beg leave to notify the public that a. many
nnpIineipled perpons are circulating the Itofy
mat tho Vinegar recently condemned By the Board
q Health Of washington D. O., was Of cur manu-
iaetuie, We arc Obliged 70 publlih tho following
ooIresPondeneet which explainA itself:
DR. T. 8. VERDI, PRECEDENT Board Of Health
WashlngtCn, D. c.-sIR:. Has any Vinegar man
ntAet1red BY " been oonaaCAted or eondeinned Nv
Your BoArd2 An early reply viii greatly o6lISe
=. L PRUSSING d GO,
board OF HEALTH, WAslnNGToH, June D iS77.
Il. !. PRuSSiSG a Co, Chicago Glentlenen: In
reply 70 your Communication Of Iris date, lam IN.
shpcted 10 inform you that the Board q Heaiih
tin never condemned any Vinegar Of your MANI
iueture, nor has complaint ever been made 81 M
lmpufi'y oil the anne : Tgy respectfully,
We would also submIt the follo4irs fsem n,
Aiken, o. Maryland, and Dr.. MahlG, Of ChIeSEo;
uHlvtRstTr or MARYLANp, Juno D. is7I1
have this day made Chemical AnalySSs n A.
ayeIage sample Of Pru!ting's Vinegar, ana And n
ne itom an tfsce q mineral eeidI and metle I'm.
q very Injurious adulieratlon often found n ~
commercial article, u not present In this VInNsar
WILLIAM E. AIKEN, :,
p...,,, tfoL. Chem. and Phar.
requested by MIR. Prnhslng, IubIectel akaInnla
o. hh Vinegar to Chemical AnIlyiiS ana found n
perfectly free from mineral acids and retalIs MI
s1Ances with which commercial VINEGAR q al m
guenuy adulteflttd. can recommend Il, There.
lore' a IN entirely PtrG and rk0isIOHe article.
y =. MAHLA, Phi. br.
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