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berr gbas. pauptnaan, @ipsr point, &. s.,
be3eust tpie foIst. $50 lit felt aGt @c9en an
S@na@s ane Sopil@m'rasn, eur& llnosreau:
sou DR.. MusuR 85nte's 3ambmre.I
Erspfen bin i'd @ptt 5et Dant wieber 10
tpeit bersefellt, baB Id utetnen alien 8el6af.
tisansen wieper naGseben fam. SD Siam ba.
bet biele Mepi3iu Iaen beltsns empfeblen."
, 1877-03-17
Ginioe quite Griinoe /:

1.-0tne neue 9rFnbuna sranSnA e0ents
unb eettert bur1 Waten..
2.-Wtabt einen onlisommenen 2a6.Sn4,
sleid auf beiben setsn. an alien Mrten bon Stofsx.
3.-2auft leidt, ianft, serdui9los unb rai&-beEs
6 Combination bon Gisenfdaften.
4.-Dauerbaft IauftSabr gre LANG obne Eepa'
~ratiiren.
5.-Yerrt@tet allie Nrten BON Msbstt
uno s anep Ndbereten in elmer oor3iisli4enWetis.
6.-Sft fir ben Mrbeiter febr Ieidt 5u b a n b.
baden. Die ainse Der etide tann resnlirt tperben,
mdbrenb bic Mafbine i'm Ganee 1T, uno bieIe fam
nit einen, Saoen uerieben fuerbeit, obne baB berieIos
oarb 2bder 5u seben bat.
3.-plan einfab, ~itusret4, elegant. tnnenl
Der Std o bns ben Gebraud bon Cog sBbeel Gears,
Rotarp Cams unb 2euer grms fornirt mirb. Dat ben
automatic . rup Geeb, melber eine afet&'
mdBtse 2dmse bes Stt4eS bet tr9enb
elmer Oeidpinbteteit f heft. bat unIeren
neuen Sbreab Controller, pelber cine glet~'
mSBise 8e,pesuns Der NeebIe.Bar erlaubt unb etusr
erlesuns oes Sabens po%rbeust.
s.-Gonitruetion d uBerffsrsfatti unb peu'
ennet. ST f~abri8irt bon ben sef&idtefen uas
erfabrenfen Mrbettern TIT Der beribmuH
Remington ~2lrmprn, Sion, u. D. Hbitacelppta
Office: $40 @beffnut Giraffe. 2Il7rlot.
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Gtpf Speemlatipmert
@patt'S 2ebemS'S alialn.
Gin uaeDiainiiheS QNuubcr.


Stadium, Sercfeln, &Sni9s.8rantbeit, @rsfpelas, ate
Vel1wure nne bic i<mmasn Jaus Soa oiutiranrpet'
ten, srSBe Sduabe, Neber. uno Ntsrenleteen, Gta8-
wurm &c. &c. wtrp LufS Beftmmttfe burp eieten Ebnt8
aaer Neintsunssnittsl sebeilt. Derlslbs 1T swsrsups
;paasie Sabre btnburd sem Yublitun, erprObt, St
2anberttautenee ppn 8aaen sepeilt unb earlrt ntss.
penn mad Werltrtft ssnpmmen. ST elm f1eres Vstl-
mittel ron 5ifein tn allen ~beilbaren 5dusn, eurtrI ptt
%faulfen altsa Wei&~dre. ielbf NO Der Snp&sn i&pu su.
8~efrehen III.
Spatts eebens.BaIfam eurirte 5errn 8. 3. asn.
pap, Grasbpen I'M gart-Gbeater ju Brsptlpn, q. o.,
pom drpntf&en Mbeumaiismus, na&bem perfelbs ssns
Grfpls. pom ben pprsaslithten Aeriten GurOpa's 1ne
Mmertta'S bepanbelt wprptn mar.
ppattS SebeussSulfam curtrte Serrn y. o.
Splp. Dpdmaher No. III Wtaetien Ctr, bon einem
selabrlttsn SeiHwar, naGbea err ieds Mpnaw TN
broadway Spipttal mar ans bort ais ~nnteilbar srtIart
wurpe.
ppatts eebsns.SalIam BETTE 9.rrn 5aeob wStp,
Sftte no. 242 Wreenptt Ctr, ppn eiuem i~ercfusplen
9el6wure, wobet pie 5aulnib itpn Bis auf ben GapQen
secruneea mar. Serr U. bar wabrenp Is Sabren uGa
sslaspsnsr Ssilana tsins gDtsbsrbclaas Der S~rauIsett
| ~erfatren.
Spatt's ..eebens.B BALKAN eHrirte 5srrn uDiutas
Sprin8er, gfp. 1888 Drpome Str, p~Uahaneis Ron sat.
3unhetem Nbsumatsmus 10 ernrIt3er Met, paB ees)slbs
ben @ett pes Trnnfen loon rerpirrt. bate. Der Vs.
| nannte fonnte n,ht ieine Sanp aum appfs erbsbsu aup
mar rpabrenb ereier Wtenate ans Bett s~efsfsli.
gu taben In Der Saupt,Sffee, 246 @ranp Ctr, xxt
BET @pOlbstern TN @lGsmstnsn, au 81 per 5lai&s ests
5lai6en S.. ,aMs
Ssatt's berhbmteS etImttteI fin b. No.
6patt's uufetltarer eetsns. BALKAN Az $500.
Spatt's IA H., brRpsIt itartsr Qebrns. 9aliam, ,a
SIPS. Spatts Yulnpnts BALKAN. pbsr Der S&w,np.
iaStissa grsuns, sa si.Oo. = Spatts swis stni.
usnt, u~atsblbar fir Hsiesn anp Sdusrstn ieeer art
u 80 Gents. = @patt's Sn,a, sur fur GrtdIIuns
&ppfweb, Snfuenta, @atarrp, tu Is Qts.
QDena pbtee ArtitelniRt in eurer 4ppttets pber an su.
REM Ylast su baden fns, fs penes man fG hireit aubas
Central Depot, 246 Uranefr., ". y.
Gcwin 3. 5paIt 4 Co., &issntbamer.
nsbsral bin per 9rpreB peri&tdt ttim baIbsr
Oussne. t3m2Oian
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Nyel'ltH. pemniplpanien. BON Ser erifen I'm.
Serlnu1t. %iGieSlun@p bis qut beuts, gOn s gym. ".
Ottao- Seiten. neber IS Sauitrationen. &eine ools
itdnoise Geidibte unieres Staates lit ieit einem bats
ben Sabrbumoert uer6ffentlibt %iporben. 49enten iper.
ben bel @infibrun9 oieies prddtisen gBerfes ber3lid
belt. gsir perlanaen @aenten in ieoem so,pnibip
Sdreibt iofort nm ooae Ginielnbeiten uno Nuspab
bes Ierritoriuins. @breiTe: Quaker City Pub
Iabelpbid. 49B 15m
q O. r s fir Isenten II unferen 3epn neuen
| VIZ g%touelties, geraoe In ben Martt
geeratt. N8an brautt lie In ieoem bauie, Waultsr
unD Girculare i1si per pot %oerIanct.:
40B27ap. y. .. gBbtfe u. Co., Neiuarf. 81. 5
, 1877-03-17

Der Dapf elmer TamtiIie.- Sd an'
r,stns grau iassn Sbnen ben srSBten Dans fiji
Or. Mu sMf RSnts's 3ambMrge
ErppfeM f9reibt 6err Spbn pott, @enepa,
Sa.. benn bteielben baben uns srObe Daent'
srpislen. Wir la6sn bic Grupfsu ui&t msb'
ausgeben.
, 1877-03-17
VEGEI'[NE

Gin Boforer Mrst iast, baB es ais glutretniser
letnes Gleihen nidt bat. Nls er bon ben nielen nun.
berbaren Ruren b6rte. beIu1te er oas 9aboratorium
anb i~iber5el9te iia ielbit bon leiuem tpirtliten g0ertbe.
vs. ~ aug Ri1tber, g8urjeln unp 8rdutern bereitet,
ne%rrttttelit oeren 3uiammenieBuns erftaunliHt steiul.
tate eraielt lporbeI fno,
, 1877-03-17

Sd BIN "a SABRE alt unb mar 70 franf. baB
td feline @peiie raebr Sertrasen tpnnte. i4reibi
PER- Deter Glemens, Qittle SrIeans, Mb. Sd
rabrt DIR. Muguf aSute's pambur.
ser SroPfen unb bin nun tpieber nt&t NM
3ara 9ersetsat fonDsrn fible MID sisI trafti'
ler als friber.
, 1877-03-17

Nto Monp GolIeee. - Maeua, Ga,
ben "a. Tebruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Mueuf a5nts'S Sam.
bureer T%rppfem fnb BON ansseasi9netsr
Wirfuus unb besbalb rabeau unentbebrlt9 flu
mid. Nes. 8ater 8. 8. &ebmann.
, 1877-03-17

&tn sutes Ntttd sesen Golii uab 2eibi9msr'
zen itnb DIR. Musaf &6nts's pambnr.
Ger Srnpfen. f1reibt 9err Ntbael Weil
Wtihapasa, Subv bsnn bieielbeu beIfen aussn'
tltdli@.
, 1877-03-17
Die ein3ise prlpteHnifAe 9auss

ct. GIemens Sail, &aicot Gitp. mb.
Sn Solse Der ytreroBeruns iap flint pldbe often.
Wtan beperbe it6 iofort barum. Die Graonirten
ltebeu bod. gtur erIter &la1c &nuben nerDen anf9e,
nomntsr. Gier Gourle: Glalfih, 9iberal. gBilien.
lbaItltd unb @ommerjiea. Ntor idide cine Srief
m tic an Die Oirectoren fir ben Oecennial.Gatalo
1Gflioi, oo,fa
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@eseu 9autfranfbstten unb aue t1nretnfs.
letten. tuelde perbprbenent 8lut entIprinsen.
inb DR.. Mueuf 3Snte's 6ambur9el
Erppfen etu gang ause4ei1netes Mittel
BERN fe fnb bic befen B%lutreintser. 81
ldreibt Ser Subu George Bpbenf@as In g.
mont, 81.
, 1877-03-17

&atarrb, 2aubbeit u. Shminb.
tMdDt D~Olltanol8 gebelf Durt Or. &ecf'S neue Wte.
tpooe. oniultatlonen frei bur& bic polt. Noreiie:
Str, 9tetp Yprt. ,.e.. ,ry, ~. am9sofi
, 1877-03-17

iibertrofell wsroen. Das VpncertosStrr n ~" ~,
pra1t!9 Wadpabmuns Der meniblid,en ZtImms
1m or1eitrton poer SentennialsSr aein babe.
i,oei nno e,as eeies Oetape Ulodsn in perisfter oar.
elIeet %oerlslbsn masiId un6 eletteiItb. gs merSsu
auf feds Sabre 9arantirt.s -
@reiie tebr nieetis flu. Baar GelS. Monatlt@e
Wi5aglunsen entsesenssiohtrisn. Sin liberalsr Dis.
count 9elpabrt Nebreru iomobI, ais liarrern 9irms.
S@aiel' Soseis u. !. ~. Neiienoe Msentsn Ser.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

condenses his products so as to transport
the highest value in the least bulk. Con-
sequently he raises the best stock, keeps
1t in fine condition, and cultivates the
best.
Progressive husbandry implies intens-
i've cultivation. Its aim is to get more
products from less land, and also at a
less cost than the experience of the past
has developed. 1t proposes maximum
crops because it is mainly in this direc-
ton that a reduction of cost is to be
found. Whenever farmers can be brought
to see and believe this, their progress and
prosperity are at once insured. To bring
them to this view the first thing to be
done is to talk and write about them,
and make people either angry or inquisi-
tive.
All reform must be carried by agita-
ton. Carried it certainly will be, be-
cause truth is sure to prevail in the enc
Especially is this SO in the production of
food, for, as Mr.. Mecchi forcibly says:
" The prospect of an empty stomach is
so alarming an affair that it has very
sharpening effect upon the perceptive or
gans."
Thus the very appetite which the farmer
is compelled to provide for urges him
forward to higher standard and surer
success Christian at Work.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17
A Cure for Lice OH Hogs.

VARIOUS remedies are recommended
for lice, and some are excessively dan
gcrous, especially the preparations of
mercury and arsenic, the skin of most
animals being extremely sensitive to the
action of these agents. The Lire Stock
Journal recommends the following form
ula as being both safe and destructive
to lice: Slaves acre seeds, four ounces;
white hellebore, one ounce, boiled in gal
lon of water until only two quarts remain.
Apply with brush to the parts where
lice are seen. A decoction of tobacco
may also be tried. On no account should
mercurial or arsenical preparations be
employed in these cases, as, from the
great extent of surface to which it is
often necessary to apply the dressing,
death has frequently resulted. The above
dressing may be repeated after ten days
Another remedy which has been found
highly etticacious is an application of
kerosene, which destroys the parasite as
well as its eggs instantly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17
The Model Farmer.

He is one who thoroughly loves his
business. He regards it as one of the
noblest of callings; is wide awake to all
enterprises to push them toward. But
our model farmer has no hatred of honest
workers in other lines of industry, and
knows full well that every pursuit is
made prosperous through the harmony
and prosperity of all the rest.
He has laid out his farm with especial
reference to the highest possible conven-
fence. The arrangement of his barn,
feeding sheds and pig-pens show the
thoughtful purpose. His fields are cult
waited with a rotation of crops settled
upon years beforehand. The model
farmer likewise plans the work of the
season SO that every particular job has
its place, and there is no confusion or
doubt as to what comes next.
He uses all labor-saving instruments,
but keeps them in perfect order and
housed when not in use. You will find
on his tools neither rust nor rot. He
does everything in its proper time-loves
thoroughness, hates weeds, hates SLOW
emily farming, gives stock good shelter
and abundant food, but knows and prac-
tees the art of feeding for specific
purpose-whether for growth or fatten-
ing, butter or work. He knows also the
fitness of particular soils to particular
products, and plants accordingly.
He wastes no time. You will not find
him loafng in groceries or whiting the
dry goods boxes of the nearest town.
His time is part of his capital and he in
vests it so rs to get the greatest profits.
He is also an economist of labor. He
seeks constantly to accomplish results
with the least possible wear and tear of
muscle, and every genuine appliance for
shortening the process of labor finds favor
with him. Being far from market, he
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17
The Mothers Bedroom in the Olden
Time.

What pleasant places our mothers
bedrooms used to be! In the old-time
American formal and pretentious ways
of living-with the dining-room in the
basement and on the principal floor the
graveyard parlor, in which none of the
ornaments could be touched nor the
chairs and sofas sat upon-it was good
that there was one room in the house where
domestic feeling was allowed chance
to root itself at ease; where the sun had
leave to enter and stretch himself upon
the carpet; where the seats Were COM
Portable, and lolling with book delight
ful-a room where the ft-blooming fra
grant flowers of the homely motherwort
took the place of the testy "forget-me
not that grew so prim and profuse in
the handsome room below.
Up to this room that, with its open fire
and slipshod neatness, seemed always
sunny even on dull days, ran the children
home from school" and stormed the
maternal citadel for luncheon. Then
out came the precious tin-box, much
dearer to the hungry children than any
safe" with its metaphorical tin, and
whose crisp inscription. CAKE" had
been improved by a youthful adept at
acrostics, into Can kitten eat?" and
the mildly delicious seed-cake it con-
tanned having been dealt out in generous
hunks (oh, expressive vocabulary of
childhoodD, the pleasant, donothing,
monday hour was slipped along the
rosary of time. No parlor, however free
to let its luxuries or simple elegances be
enjoyed; no nursery, even, made to play
in and sensibly kept rid of things that
might be hurt; no living-room, with its
furniture and fittings meant to be used
can take the place, think, of the
mothers bedroom" which still exists,
| hope, as of old, in many and many a
home. 1t would be pity such an
cold shoe" of room should ever be
given up, for, in our undomestic Amer
lean life, unless the mother consent to
make an early Christian of herself, and
have, for "a few hours of the day at least,
all things in common" she will find
herself knowing as little of her children
as their father does; and in America it
is common experience that 1t is very
wise child indeed who has more than a
speaking acquaintance with his own ia
ther.-CEarence Cook, Scribner. for March.
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the hunter, and the party slowly ad.

the hunter, and the party slowly adj
vanced.
The lone man had not hurried his pace.
The yelling, bowling, whooping redskins
galloping around him, firing upon him
and sure of his scalp, had not shaken his
nerve. Over the hill, across little val
ley, up ravlne, and there was the end.
The white man could go 40 further, and
there he stood at bay.
May the Lord have mercy on himp'
gasped miner, as the little band looked
over the field of battle. There were
dead and wounded ponies; there were
blood patches on the snow and four In
dams, stark and stiff, were lying at one
side, the survivors not having horses
enough to carry off all their dead.
At the head of the ravine the snow
had scarcely color except red The
redskins had charged in body, and,
dropping his carbine when the last car
fridge was gone, the lone man had used
his ak with awful effect. They had shot
Jhim and struck him with their toma-
hawks, and when life went out he had
more wounds than could be counted.
There he lay, the ak still clutched with
giants grip, his eyes wide open, his body
covered with wounds, and before him
was record to prove more terrible
fight than Clusters. He had fought fifty
men singfe-handed. He had driven them
back again and again, and a dozen lives
had been taken for his one Which for
who" he had said, and "who" had won,
but it was not a victory for the red men
to boast over. When they rode out of
the valley every horse had double bur-
den of living and dead, and yet some had
to be left behind.
Tie party could not dig up the frozen
ground to give the brave man burial
Fifty miles away the gaunt wolves were
tearing at the bodies of wife and chill
dren. AS the party turned away from the
horrible sight, gaunt wolves crept down
to strip these bones also. They rushed
from corpse to corpse, crashing their yell
low fangs, and before the sun went down
another record of the plains and hills
was hidden from the sight of the trav-
eler.-COr. N. y San.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17
ScrOfula i'm Sheep.

SHEEP are liable to scrofulous dis
ease which is almost uniformly fatal. 1t
is called the mumps in some places, and
sometimes it is supposed to be goitre.
A hard swelling of the glands under the
jaw is first observed; after time small
pustules appear about the head and neck,
which break, dischargiDg white matter,
then heal, and are followed by others
more numerous. This gradually robs the
animal of flesh, and, slowly pining away,
it becomes at length quite useless, and in
this state is destroyed. 1t seldom at
tacks great number at time, but Sc
lects generally few individuals from a
flock. The enlargement varies some
times little in position up and down
the neck, and embraces the chest more
or less closely. and varies in size from
that of walnut to hens egg and
larger.
The treatment most likely to prove
successful in such cases consists in the
exhibition of iodine, given in the form
OF hydriodate of potash daily in cruel
say four to five grains daily per head,
and rubbing the parts likewise with ONT
ment of iodide of mercury. AS soon as
the animal isconsiderably better it should
be sent to the butcher.
The disease may be considered as en-
demic. In such case, where an endem-
ical disease makes its appearance, dis
covery of the cause is better than that of
a cure, and no pains should be spared in
elicitingit. Numerous experiments should
be instituted, by keeping various ewes on
different food and water, and by such
means the real cause of the mischief
would be brought to light.-Pro5rte
Farmer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17
1T CAN BE CURED.

I 7 can be cured. There is no doubt about It, The
4 immediate relief afforded by SASFoRD's RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH is but slight evidence OF what
may follow persistent use of this remedy The hard
ncrusted matter that has lodged in the nasal
is removed with few applications; tho liberation
and inflammation subdued and healed; the entire
mcmbranous Innings of the head are cleansed and
purified. Constitutionay its action ID that Of pow
erful purifying agent, destroying in it's course through
catarrhal disease.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

A POSITIVE CURE for Rheumatism-Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy. Send for cir
cular to Helphenstine 81 Bentley, Washing
ton, d. G.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17
TREES! PLANTS!!
NEw AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE

Darties intending to purchase q Sewing Machine
l should first examine the New, American. 1t n
running simple in al its parts and Is easily OPP
Grated, This Machine has the 'Self Setting Ncede'
and Threading Shuttle. In fact tits the best
construct ed Machine manufactured, and is warranted
by the company for I've years for les Durability.
Parties wishing to pur chase for cash will he allowed
very liberal discount. Parties can also buy on
So 90 monthly fnstallmcnts, but when you purchase
pay me cash and save great per cent. Send for
circulars and price list. Ottice and salesroom :ss5
Superior St., Cleveland, Ohio.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

RHEUMATISM cured at once by DR.. Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy Send for circular to
Helphenstine 81 Bentley, Washington, d. c..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

The Duke of Edinburgh has into
duced the manly fashion of wearing
bracelets. Hepossesses smooth, white,
dimpled wrist, wears his coat sleeves cut
short, and, when riding in horse car,
always prefers to stand up and hold on
to the strap.-Andretos Bazaar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

DURANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY never fails
to cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17
TWO CASES THOUGHT TO BE CON
SNHPTION GTRED


DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic is decidedly the best Remedy
for Chronic Coughs In recent colds and
coughs his Improved Cough Honey readily
cures. But in coughs and lung and throat
diseases of long standing the system must
be cleansed and regulated and impressed
with the healing influence of the Blood Rem
edy. 1t places the system IN a healing con-
dition. Then the Improved Cough Honey,
used with it, readily causes long-standing
coughs to yield. The following illustrates
its success in severe coughs:
WOODLAND, Cal. June 10 1873.
Dr. NJ NJ. FENNER FredOuia. N. Y.-Dedr Sir:
Please send me two dozen bottles Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic. l have cured two cases
that were called consumption of an aggravated
type here with it. | use your Improved Cough
Honey with it in these cures
P. CRANDALL.
From Maj. j. W. McNutt late of 14th Pennsyl-
yania Cavalry.
McNutt House, New Bethlehem. Pa, July IL, rs.
DR. NJ NJ Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y.-De0r Sir:
In March last my son Elwood had a terrible cough,
resulting from measles. | procured two bottles
of your Improved Cough Honey. which produced
complete and permanent cure. have recon-
mended it 10 others. and know its action and sue
cess are always certain. | consider it the best
cough remedy now known. No one who has ever
to recommend it to his friends 1t is pleasant to
take. Children do not object to it,
Yours truly, J. W. McNUTT.
For sale by dealers in medicines. Ask for
circular entitled Peoples Remedies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

SEE advert of F. X. Phoenix, Blooming
ton Nursery, now in operation rs years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

Little Wheat, the Sioux chief, has
resp-pesred. He has not been threshed
yet.-Boston AdUertiser.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

Patents Obtained mt Half of Usual Fees
by Col. l.. BINGHAM a. Co, Attorneys and Patent Law
Advocates. Washington DC.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved In
halng Tube, with full directions for use in all
Price, $10O For sale by all wholesale and retail drug
gsts throughout the United States. WEEKS & POT.
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17
THE
NATIONAL DISEASE.
THE
rs 1T CURABLE2

THOSE who have suffered from the various and com.
plicated forms OF disease assumed by Catarrh
and have tried many physicians and remedies without
relief or cure, await the answer to this question with
disease that can be mentioned is universally preya
lent and so destructive to health Catarrh Bron-
chit1s, Asthma Coughs, and serious and frequently
fatal affections ofthe lungs follow in many
OF simple but neglected Catarrh. Other sympathetic
loss OF sense Of smell may be referred to minor but
enough in themselves. but nothing compared with
to follow.
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WE have, by actual count over forty different prep
aratons for cough, including all standard medicines,
Old and new called fer in this section. We have sold
Hatchs Universal Cough Syrup for five years. With
newsp per advertising. This remedy has had sale
larger than any other. 1t sells steadily. and main
tans ITSELF and customers speak uniformly in its
favor, safe and efficient medicine of Its kind.
CARPENTER & DARRELL, Alnion, n. Y.
Sold by Strong, Cobb d Co., Cleveland, o.
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ALTHOUGH woman's age is undenia
ably her own, she does not own it.
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS! $4,000 OF THE
0onn A MONTH. AGENTS WANTED on our
0SUU Three great So Books. The
Story OF CHARLEY ROSS

full account of this Great Mystery, written by HE
Father. Beats Robinson Crusoc in thrilling interest
The Illustrated Hand Book to Al ReH1iOts a Com
plete Account of all Denominations and Sccts 800 H.
lltSt,dtiOnS. Also the Lddles Hedicdi Guide by DR..
Pancoast 100 HnStS These books sell at sight Male
and Female Agents coin money on them. Particulars
free. Copies by mail 81 each Jno f. Potter e. Co. Phila
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

ENLOCUTIONIST'S JOURNAL gives choicest
h standard and pieces for professional and anna
teur readers and speakers pieces for school exhibit
tons, and also interesting articles appropriate sub.
jects. just the thing wanted Large size, 10 cents OF
any newsdeaer or by mail. JESSE HANEY d co,
1lg Nassau St., New York.
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or orr a Week TO Agents. $40 OutM Free.
DOO + D( =. VICKERY. Augusta. Maine.
Xxx New Novelties for 25 cents, post paid. Ad
OO dress 4. COCAGNE, Cape Vincent, n. Y.