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Grand, Square and Upright.
IRA T. COTTLR.
fashionable Tailor.
Centre Hall.

I Having opened rooms on the 2nd n00r
| 0f Gin a. Flofy's bAildiBg he i prepar.
cd 10 maauiall lure ali 6inda " mems and
boys garments, according - the latest
styles, aud upon shortest notice, aud all
work warranted - render satisfaction.
Chtting and repairing done. 7sept v
John +. POTTER, Attorney-at-
~ lAw. Callections promptly faadsI snd fpseial
AiteHtion given % thoss kaFiaR ats properly 5soF
a. is. VIII draw up and have hfknou lsaEfd Deeds
the e5uFt hoaNa. Builef0nta. oet44 Gstf
.GOURT PROCLAMATION.
Whereas the Hnn. Charles A Magef President 81
TIE p0uFt q ta2naQh FIeaa. lH the th dulciAl Die
tfriB runtatlnR ~ tLt epftrS ~ duEFr Aalntau 44
iearArld. hnd thr hehafAlls hHEl tFank, and lths
Honorable Juhu DiFtuss Associated JudNea in LeHtFe
ruantF hAs1aH issued teiF recrft. hsafaag date tie
ia day Of Apr. A. D. lsss ~ GirHetod lee huldlE
oo1ft 0f o. knl AeFatnsf znd tarnerEi dai DellF
en- and QEFtF Sessions o the Peace In Briiri1nses eF
Monday of Apr. bstng the Gad 6&g % Apr ts7F,
and % ooHsinae tEo weeks.
Notice e therefore hefey given Lha csqoncf. Jua-
uees ~ The Feace, AldeFnzn and cunsiztles of tha
s4iG counig 81 Csntrss that thFg bs thea and there n
their proper persons. az g r'eaok in ths foreh0oh af
sAAd dhg vita Ler gaoaH1as 1ngsahtt1aus e1AEul1A-
tlant. Gnd thalf resnhrHnca#. ca DO teAe tAtnRW
aAieh % their once appefalns 90 he dales Rnd thsc
ne pTlsensrs are - sa - l. ths Jaa q Csnfrs
eountg BE thsn And Tiers ~ Brusecats against tea
81 shah be gust
GiTen undef ny hand a. Bsllegouis, ths iss aay of
dMas, ~ Lhe ~ faaB1, Islis hmn tha HGa
FeET of lnArpenoenee 3 the Gates eiates
lHRa MNMNaaA. NaHrfw
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Ue are selIing-Spool Cotton at 2 cts
Ue are sellinC-Spool Cotton at ? cts
We are selIing-SPool Cotton at 2 cts
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A DMINIsTRAToWs NOTICE

n
Letter. of administration outhocstatc Of
Jshn EaUey, late Of Gregg twp, doc d,
having been granted 20 the undersigned,
nll persons knowing lhemsclycs % bo en-
deLicd to said dcccdrut are requested 20
make immediate payment. ana persons
having claims against the estate are re-
quested to bring forward their claims du-
ly authenticated by luw. for settlement.
ANNIE VI BA&EI,
Muditauburg,
j. +. REIFSNIp
IJIlacIw,
l2apGt Administrator.
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S. & A, Loeb.
THE TIMES ADMONI>H IOU.
rnE TIMES ApMuNlsI You,
l To MONEY WHEN YOU CAN
no SAVE MONEY WHEN YOU CAN
. Wear, selling CARPETS Al 70 CTS
N.a.c .sllue- CARPETS AIS tIr.
N,asy selling CARPETS AT - CTS
,y,.-....rr.n.. -cArpFys AT .bCTs
.........,u., -.
W are selling ,. &S \EI "a p,S : a, a, s1, 1.
,y..r, .,r,,,g -INGnAINs ATa5 cent.
We are selling -lNGEA!N.s At IS cents.
We ARE sc.liag-INGkAlNS AT 50 cents.
-.-,
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DEATHS.

On =, near Centre Hall. Catherine, wife
Of Miohae. SpeicHrr. aged Ks yur., )
months and y days.
At Glasford, H.. on % March. ofcramp
collie, Mary Catherine. daughter Of David
Miller. formerly Of Penn Hall. aged %
years, 10 months and day.
In Gregg twp, April 3, Mrs. Sarah
Ziegler, widow Of Peter Z.cf'cr aged Il
years and months.
On 80 March, 20 AaronsbIrr, ~tover
son or Frank and Catherine Huiweiler
aged months and . days.
On 10 in Penn tp. of crysipg.as, Henry
Moycr, aged about 50 years.
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Ue are selling-Dress Goods at cts
Uc are sclling-Dress Goods at 8 cts
Ue are selliug-Dress Goods at cts
B'e are selliug-New Spring Plaids
at 10 cents
W,e are selling-New Spring p Plaids
at 10 cents
Wc are selliDg-Nsw Spring Piaids
at 10 cents
B'e are selling-Men's Plough Shoes
at$1,2 %
y are sclIiug-Men's Plough Shoes
at 81, ,25
We are sclling-Men's Plough Shoes
at 81 ,25
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N are scl'inE-Ladie- trim q hAls ~ 90
We are selling l4sGir. ,rim'd hats a. $40
Nea-~ selling Ladies trim q hats =! 81 90
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We are selling DAmask ball \ stair ear. q
We are se'l.ng-DAmask bal. \ STAIR car Is
W aye selling pAmHsI ha.l y s'A'r car =
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Fe arc selIing-Ladies Shoes at 81 90
Eeare selling-Ladies Shoes At 81 90
Ue are selling--Ladies Shoes At 81 90
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We are selling Ladies trim d hats a. $40
Wearc selling Ladies tTtm ] hats ~ 500
We are sc.lirs--Ladics trim j hats ~ s.. 90
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NE,y BRrNSpTCK.s BROKEN BINK
Angry Dcpositors Following the President a.
funcrnI-An Injunction.

"The dcpOsitors OF the bank followed mo
to n funeral ON Saturday" said Abram Voorhees,.
President Of tho crippled State Bank Of New
Brunswick. yesterday. yes" he added, ncr-
vously. they doggcd my steps there and to my
house. and what could say or DO p Fright
encd dop1stors began carly to- appear at the
hnnk. They handed their books to the cashier.
Can't do anything for you to-day" said that
official; the bank has suspended payment"
The State Bank up to Saturday noon was
thought by many to be one of the most substan-
ta institutions in tho city. despite the misfor-
tunes that hefcll II four years ago. II num-
hcred among its dcpos tors many Of the sub.
slG6G0 Of The funds Of tho Mlddescx County
Bonrl Of chosen Freeholdcrs. and tlOO1o "
The state. of New Jerseys money. Mr.. Hart
Moore the City Cole tor. on Saturday pre-
scented Il check for t10OO0 Of tho county =
money. and the refusal of The cashier to honor
the check on the ground that the bank had
r. funds To- meet it, prcked the, bubble.
Mr.. Moore. after having his rho'k dishonorcd.
informed Mr.. James B'sscit. Director Of tho
Frcoholdcrs. and the latter instituted proceed
inls - obtain an Injunction ngnlist tho bank.
which was granted late on Saturday night bv
Chancellor Runyon. together with an order
should moi be appointed. They wore served by
j. it true. tho reporter asked Of Mr. voor.
hoss, that YOU withdrew $4,000 from the bank
on "Wednesday, and that Mr.. Meyer drew $40.
QUO the day following d" As for myself. said
MIR. voorhees, | answer that IT * NOT true; |
deposited $1,000 in the bunk during the past
work and hgye s250oo N deposit now can't
ausw r. tor Mr.. Never. The bank WIS robbed
low .Wooiworth and Appleton which. together
win ths pant has an 10 H. The now Ma
trouble. TINT l. all can say, have be.n
SUMMONED to Trenton. and I suppose tn
banks tfgirs viii 500 he wound up"
The hnnk received deposits half an hour be-
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CARE MAY. April 2-The small schooner Con
sriun . tHut iuhu-o. rOm - HHrhar iNr ElNcr-iir
with u' Eu1NN. ran A-' tIf Iu SrIu1 bar
Ifr saved
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Al" i'"A A." I"lAN'ELFhlA
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pAcIrICM AILANDrA ANA TRANSIT

- TO UIAsUlW. IETFANT am LIINlIlNDEKNI
fruiu Pier a.. iuut uf canal i y l.
STATE or NEN ADA. THURSDAY Apr
STATE or INDIANA. Thursday. Arul 10
Saloon aul cabin passages at lowest rate
AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co. Agents. - broadway
Seere-c tickets ~ - Broadway and at Company pier
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LoNpoN, April 2-The Mark Lonc Express.
in its r,viow Of the British grain trade Tor the
yppk saws.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-08

were regulating Themselves very happily,
and II the subject be let alone no legislation
would be necessary to bring about specie
payments. He moved that further cousid-
Grafton of the bill be postponed until the
6rst Wednesday in December next. Agreed
to-yeas, q nays, D
The conference committees report on the
fertilization appropriation bill was agreed
to.
Also the conference committee report on
the naval Appropriation bill, which il cub.
stantially the naval appropriation bill of
last year, except that it appropriated
about SS50,OO0 more for the pay of the
navy.
The house bill making appropriations
for the payment of claims reported al
lowed by the southern claims commission
was passed.5
Several bills removing political disa5ili-
ties were passed.
The conference committee on the post
route bill reported disagreement on points
regarding additional fast mails trains, and
also an amendment appropriating S70.0 600
to obtain additional mail facilities on cer-
tam roads.
The senate then receded from these
amendments, the report Of the conference
settling all other disputed points, and it
was agreed to, and the senate then vent in
to executive session, and soon afterwards
took short recess.
Upon reassembling, some private bills
were passed.
Mr.. LOGAN called up the house bill to
equalize the bounties of soldiers who served
in the late war for the Union.
Mr.. DAVIS said the chairman of the
committee on finance, Mr.. Sherman, was
not now in his seat. He stated that the
cost of the bill would be SlO0,O0 900.
Mr.. LOGAN said he placed no reliance
in the statements as to probable cost of the
bill. He only knew it was just to pay
those who served in the army, and the bill
should be passed, the committee on military
affairs having reported several amendments
and the question being on concurring there.
in, Mr.. Morton said he would vote for nc
amendment, as the adoption of any amend
ment woulu send the bill back to the house
and defeat it.
Mr.. LOGAN therefore moved that the
senate non-conc in the amendments, and
pass the bill as it came from the house
The first amendment was to insert the
word enlisted" before the word WAGNER
and it was agreed to ayes q Lays 16.
Other amendments reported by the CON-
mittee were concurred in without division,
also sn additional section levying duty Of
three cents per pound en- all coffee, and ten
cents per pound upon all tea imported into
the United States from and after the pas
sage of the act, to enable the Secretary Of
committee on the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill have agreed 70
the senate amendment restoring the appro-
pristion for the Presidents salary to $50
600. The bill will become law; likewise
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
The prospects for an agreement on the
army appropriation kill are not encourag-
ing. 1t is the general oplnicn that it will
be passed in some shape, and that there
will be no called session Of Congress.
2:35 a. m.-The house has taken recess
| till a. H.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Meeting Of the Railioad Committee n
the Academy Of Science Last Might.
Pursuant to the published request of the
citizens at a previous meeting, the railroad
committee selected, assembled at the Acad-
envy Of Science, last night, for the purpose Of
a more thorough organization with the new
Board, and to further the assistance neces-
cary to encourage the people in other coun-
ties in the building of narrow gauge rail
roads to Leavenworth.
The fact that the people in the West, and
Southwest, have not only thought of Leav-
enwor,h as a center for trade, but have cent
delegates from various counties here, ask
ing to be admitted as tributary to the city,
which is Justly the metropolis Of the state,
has been properly before our citizens for
some time. and although somewhat
slow to begin the work in earnest, it
may now be considered fixed fact
that come what will in the future,
the past experience OF the leading
capitalists will have learned them to take
a hearty and tenacious hold upon anything
that will tend to the growth and prosperity
OF the city. Hence at the meeting last
night the interest was so manifest that
when the work of organization began the
officers selected were from men who are
thorough, and have personal interests at
stake, which will induce them to make
their new duties mean more than a mere
honorary form for hollow notoriety.
The meeting was called to order by the
secretary, Dr. K ]. Brown, in the absence
of the chairman, Hon. John Wilson, and
on motion DR.. J. L. Weaver was elected
president.
J. F. Richards, EGG, was elected VICE
president; DIR. r. J. Brown, secretary, and
Capt. NJ. ii. Insley, treasurer.
On motion Of Hon. II. NJ. Aller, Messrs.
E. J. Farnsworth and John Kelly were
added to the committee Of thirty-one pre-
viously chosen.
A committee consisting of FIVE gentlemen
were then selected to draft and report suit
able bylaws for the board and to confer
with the officers of the Kansas Central
railroad company, with the purpose of
working to their interests in the extension
of their road into the west and southwest.
The following gentlemen were elected
Hon. H. NJ. Aller, Col. d. r. Anthony,
Capt. NJ H. Insley, Col. ID. NJ. Swan,
Joseph Whitaker.
1t being deemed necessary to at once
open correspondence with the railroad
officers in the various counties interested
in the new proiect Col. ID. NJ, Swan was
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SOLID INSURANCE.

Read what One Of the Rest Financial
Papers In the Country says Of shs
New York Life Insurance Company
The wedding ont process is still going on
under the supervision of the Insurance De-
partment!!of the state. The dark doipgs by
which helpless policy holders are transferred
from company to company, and in the case
of the Continental Life, from a bankrupt
concern to N. ]. myth, are exposed and
while it falls heavily upon those who hold
policies in such companies, the investiga-
ton is bringing also to light those COM
panies which are properly man.
aged. Last week We took occasion
to refer to the statement Of the Mutual
Lie Insurance Company, published in our
columns, and We notice BY the report of
the New York Life Insurance Company,
which appears to-day, that after an exhaus-
tive examination, this Company stands
forth as among the strongest of insurance
in this country. The amount of
cash a-sests January of this year reach.
es $50, 81 1896, and there is . surplus
estimated BY the New York State standard
Of s, SOC, 000.-N. 7. journal of Cemmrce.
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A little girl twelve years old went to .
music store in Worcester, Mass., Monday,
and bought . piano. Surprised at seeing
$50 bills carelessiy handled BY one @
young, the proprietor put the police ON hes
track. 1t was ascertained that she had
previously purchased . sewing machine,
and . gold watch and chain, chamber 1T.
and lounge, paying cash in each inutsscs'
Her mother had On deposit in ose Of ~
savings banks 81 ,0e0, Of which the father
had no knouledga The girl took tn a.
Posit.eeok ssd vses 70 tAs bask, vhess sAe
nust present. . writes order viii - ~
end, 1t her Request one re- prepared. Thic
de took away With her, aId suhssquentIy
retusned viEh. r duly issed asd vif.s.ed,
.hss - -. - Ne 10y. aee .sths.,
e The giRl's nqua2 ~ IL intharib -
- vitnaD I'D bsm fmHsd.
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HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUNORIN THE
OvARIE5 AND BOWELS FOB Ten YEARS.


OvARIEs AND BOWELS FOB Ten YEARS.
ANN AIsos, Dec. a, 1875.
Dr.. RApwAY: That others may be benefited
make this statement:
have al IN Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries
and bowels for ten yean. tried thu hest physi
clans Of this place ana 0then without any bene-
it II sA growing 1t such rapidity that I could
induced me TO try Radvsy's Remedies. ha 4
not much faith in them, but finally, after much
elaboration, Itried them.
Ipurch.sed six bottles Of the Resovent. two
used thOee without any apparent benefit Ioe-
tsrmined 70 perseryer. used tselve more bot
ties Of the Resolvent, two of tie Relief, and two
boxes Of Pills. Before they were gone had lost
Venty i've pounds.
! continued to use the medicine until was
surs that vas entirely cured. took the medi-
cine about i've months, and during that time,
lost forty 1--WE pounds. In all took three dozen
bot les q the n.sol'ent six bottles ofths Relief,
i Ieel perfectly we'll, and my heart Il full OF
gratitude t. God for this help In my deep amic-
ton. To you, sir, and your wonderful medicine
may be as much II blessing to others - it has
besn to me.
lSigned, MRS. E. G. BIBBIES.
Mrs. Bibbiny, VII, makes the above csrtifcate,
is the person for whom requested you to send
medicine In June, 1875. The medicines above
STATED we're bought Of me, with the exception Of
What vas sent to her by you l may cay .hal
her statement 10 correct without . quslincsiion.
t* Draksis. and Chemist, Ann Arbor. Mich.
This may certify that Mn. Bibbins, Who
makes the above certificate, is and has been fol
many years well known 10 US, and the facts there.
In stated arc undoubtedly and undenIably correct
Any one who knows Ms Bibbins, will believe
3. POM. MAkY T. PoSv, and MARY CooKKR.
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FEVER AND AGpt

ps,sctly tastslsss, eIsganny csased With sves
gun, pune. ssal:ss. purify. cleanse. an,
ssse1gskso. Raaway's Fila, lor the cure Of n
aisscden Of the Stomach. 1--we. Bowels, Kidneys
Bladder, Esrvoas diseases. Aeadaehe, Constina
IN yossivsosn, Indigsseion, Dyspepiia, BIZ
iesnsa, Hiiioas Fever. IAamnaiiea a Tn
Bowels. Piles. aad al Dsfaaseasnts q the Inter.
nal vtscera Wanantod b e6ecs posltivs cure
Purely Vegetable. eootaising no mercury, miner.
ola. o. deieteRious drugA
oWUbserve the following symptoms ralultin1
roa Disorder Of ths Digestive Organs
Csestipatea. Inward Eis. fullns9 q tn
laassa, Heartburn, Di9ust ef Focd, F1iipeos .
sia - .es.acA. s.sr E<sptisa., si.kinl
e. klatteiaQ IN the Pit q The 6ss0aek, swim
Ming q u Aso1, Harsis1 and Di0ealt HrsatA-
ias. Flst,.sine ss IL Hsaxt, CAsking Rea1scst-
II esasafisa vhsa Il Lying essesls, DiaDsn
- VA -Do0 or Web bofoF0 ths siGhk Fevsl
- Dln MA In tAe Hood. Deaeiseey e HasBislr
~, Ye11oVDoD q tho Sam ~ Bye, Pniss in
- tils. CAot Hnhs, nd suAlsa HsaAs q
0nA Dlnlng n tAe ElssA.
4 Nv aeo e 1ADWAY'e FILLS YIN nss u
syuGsa hoa al tn show named disaraas. PFics
osnt pse box. esaa b. A-uesists.
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oIicated forms. we'll known that Dr james
hiss stood at the ne sd of the profession for 30
gears. Age and experience are all-importani
Sinainal Weakness, night LOSES by dreams
,ImPles On the fsce, lost manhood, can poeitiv-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the ostdel.cat<
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for pa-
tents. A book for the million. Marriage
,uide, which tells you all about theee diseases
who should marry-why not-l0 cents to nav
postage. DIR. James has 80 rooms and parior
you see no one but the doctor. One hours,
4. N. to P. NJ. Sundays, 10 to IL. Al busi-
cess strictly confidential may6 dkv III
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Fever and Agus cured for afty csnts. There ID
not . remedial sesn In the void that will cure
fever and agus, and al other nalazious, bilioos,
se,flet, typhoid, yellow and sthss lever. iaided
b. Radvay's Pills) % quick - Radvsy' Resdy
Rs;isf. Fly cents pr Bottle
Fold BY Druzzists,
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IMPORTANT CAUTION,

None are genuine unless the signature OF J..
HAYDoCK, As sgent for the nited States, sur
rounds each box OF Pills, and Ointment. a
handsome reward will be given 10 any one rem
deTing sucn Information rs may lead TO toe de
lection of any party or parties coUnterfeIting
the medicines or vending the ZANE, knowing
them to be spurious
sssSold al t &c mandatory Of Professor HoL-
LowAY Co., New York, ami by all respect
aLle dTugg lists and dealers In medicine throug b.
out thu CIVILIZED world, in boxes ~ IS cent?, 81
cents and 81 each.
E-Ihere is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
\. B directions 'or the guidance Of patient:
IN every disorder are affixed TO each box.
Office, liz liberty st., New York,
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
octlS-eod&w-35 St. Louis. Mo
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READ FALSE AID TRUE"

= We: q. - 1s.s. I $500 90 Si!.: Is
ahGnnn1D Wlu Ioa01 - -
oQ0tso-th01rD-6-vs
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No mediocre will SO erec:ually improve the
tone Ofthe stomach as these Pills; they Iemov,
all scidity occasiOned either by .ntenperance Of
improper dier. They Seach the Liver ant reduc.
it t. 4 "ealthy action; they are wonderfully ef
hca;lous IN cases 4 pisin- 10 fact they ne Y
hail in curing all disorders Of the Iver and
stomach.
the world for the oil OWN diseass:
Ague, Asthma, Bilious Compliant, Blotche:
on the skin, Bowels, onsu milton, Debility,
Dropsy, DJ sentery, Erysi elias, Female Irregu.
lSIities, FeveIs oil all kIade, Fats, Gout, Head,
ache, lnnigesti0n, Inflammation, Jaundice
Liver Ctmpla nts, Lumbago. Plies, Rheuma.
tism, Retention OF urine, SGroiular or King'i
Evil, Sure ThroIts, Stone and Gravel, Tic-Dnu
loureux. Tumors, UIcars, Worms Of all kinds
Weakness from any cause. etc.
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HOLLOW AVS sPELL!
Invariably cures the following diseases:
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting theee organs, wheth-
er they secrete too mucn or TOO lutte water;
or whether they be afflicted wi stone or gravel,
or with aches and pains settled in the IONS
over the regions of tn, Kidneys. these Pills
should be taken according 70 the printed direc-
tons, and the Ointment should b well rubbed
into the small OF the back At BID time. This
treatment will give almost immediate relief
when all other means have IA. ed
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-08
esr. Radway's
RE-, 7lATING PILLS.

The application Of the Ready Relief 10 the pari
or paris where the pain difficulty exis;s Iii ~
ford ease and oomI0Tt.
Twenty drops in hall . tlmblsr Of water viii, ID
Q kv minutes, cure Cramps, SprNns, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn. Sick Headache Diaxfthoes,
iutsrnal pains.
Jravele.s should Away carry bottle Of RAD
Ways READY RELIEF With them. A lev
p in water will prevent sicknsssoF painCs from
nee Of sater. IN better than French Brandy
tegs - . stimu'ant.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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The Testimony Of he WhsIs world.
HOLloWAY'S PILLS !!

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