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National Republican., 1877-11-24
MISCELLANY. LAW
w. H. & o. H. MORRISON
LAW
175 Pennsylvania avenue.
THE ATTENTION OF OUR CUSTOMERS
CALLED TO OUR NEW ROCKS.

THE ATTENTION OF OUR CUSTOMERS Is
CALLED TO OUR NEW BOOKS
WHAT A hoy, THAT AWFUL hoy, THE NEW
sCHOOLMhRM and large collection OF finely Illus.
tn ed s'ellnneous oks suitable for presents. All
the new Law Books on hand.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.-Our writing pa
nors are the best IN the market and we constantly
ceive the latest styles soon out,
In RUSSI LEATHER GOODS we have recently
imported from England Ladies' and Gentleme.i's &
P0ck. tbOoks, Frames Cigar and Cigarette CS Mem.
orandum Books, Card Gases, Portfolios, WoTkbONeS,
Photograph Albums, Handkerchief AID Glove Bok ~
&c, Heyrs Improved Paper Fastener, Stamp. and
Fasteners are nst taking the place Of any In
almost Indispensable. Writing Desks In rosewood,
ebOny and paper mnchc work large variety In II ,ck.
Gold Pens and Holders, Pencils nnd Gard Recever';
Paper tMtieTs In fancy Styles Haas Paper Weights, Sc.
sortment Of Marcus Ward a Go = SUNDAY. school and
Reward Cards, and we think II II tho finest have
ever seen. An Inspection of these IL rrHpectu ly
liCitcd Panel Pictures of all kinds All who aro In
neod OF any of the above will find to their ndyant
age 10 give us u call nOll-tf
National Republican., 1877-11-24
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NORTH, WEST, Nonrnwss AND souTHwns'

NORTH, West, NORTHWEST AND souTHwEsI.
NOVEMBER IS, 1877.
LEAVE WARRINGTON.
BOO q. M, Baltimore aud way stations.
Strntbutg. Winchester, and way stations, via Relay
500 a. M, Bait more Express
$40 a M, Piedmont, ,Strasburg Winchester, HAgers-
town, Point O. Rocks and way stations.
=, sd n NJ, New York, phlla 81 slla, Boston and Bal-
timore EXPRESS. PARLOR CARS TO New York and
Philadelphia
ssph m, 81. Loul, Cincinnati, Chicago Pitts
burg express, Connects for Vail y nranGh except
sunday. Through car for Sinnnt1n. Iarlor car TO
Grahnn, and SIEEPlSt, CAR to Louisville. Cinciii-
.GOa- M, Baltimore and way stations, on sunday
connects for Annapolis.
1000 d. m. Baltimore express
l&lO u: NJ Baltimore. EilICOu City, Annapolis and
'i3o p M, New York and Philadelphia Rxpres..
On sunday 10 baltimore only stopping ai nll stations
GsO p M, Baltimore aud way stations Winchester
and way via Relay.
tso =. m, Baltimore, Blndcnsburg, and Laurel Ex.
press. Frederick Via Relay.
siiS r. M, ~. of Rocks, Frederick, Winchester and
way stations. on sunday TO Pt of Rocks and way
stations only.
$40 D. m. Balto, Annapolis and way stations
'h@Dp ~. Phllndelphln, Norfolk and Baltimore
IN the cars direct 70 boat nt Canton No connection
sunday for Norfolk.
500 D. m, Baltimore nnd way stations
,dA 2 NJ, Chicago aud Columbus express. SLEEP.
ING CAR 10 Chicago
FJJ y. nl., baltimore express.
'N2j T. NJ, st. Louis Cincinnati and Pttsburg ex.
press. SLEEPING CAR to ~, Louis and Pitts6urg.
No connection for Pittsburg on Sunday
TG'D u n.. New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
ekpresS SLEEPING CAR to New York, and SPl.
g., Trans marked daily; other trains daily except
Sunday. inylStf
National Republican., 1877-11-24

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
OEFIUE oF rHE SECRETARY,
wAsnIsarOS d. e., Nov a. 1877.
WILL BE SOLD. AT PUBLIC SALE, TUESDAY
w November n. at ten o'clock M, On the north
non' Of ,hs inISr9r neparmsnt 5nii1ing lot o
and miscellaneous articles.
Tcrms-lssh on delivery
DUNCANsoS BROTHERS.
nOg2M AuCtiOnccrS,
National Republican., 1877-11-24
A UCTION SALE OF Two NEAT TwO.sTORY
"A BRICK DWELtINGA WITH THE LOTS
THEY STAND on. L6chTi,D ON TiiE
iS N0kril 5LrE lhi qF N1iErM I ~ SiHEET. @ BE BE-
SEY AVENUE, IN MAsHINGTON CITY.

:
by vrtuc Of deed Of trust datci June l. is77 duly
for The District oi Columbia and by direction of the
action in iront Of the rrcEisrs 90 on f' FRIRRY,
Noyember 90 ~ q inur .gciS p, m, los and o.
the imnrON Gments o. Il ereon aud thereto belonging
In Washington city DiSlrct OF Columbia,
months, and Onclrd In twcl months or ali cash at
ths option Of NO p,rchaser I4e pnrcha ser pr9ms
Ing inleie o., from the day Of sale and % be secured by
oS as@ Of ,r%s on the n proPfs 5 fa and
Ing At purcnGscrs cost 900 deposit On acceptance OF
n B-rhis property will be 4Nld subject to wo trusts
Of prior date, Onp dutcd July L. 1875 and ruuOrci IN
tain pr0nEs6ry notN for siOOI dated july l. 1875 pay.
able IN two years Hfor daic and Interest thereon from
payable sen m f the oGsr % de July Hp IG a
nna recordci n said Libor - a. o!o 60 % secure .ie
dated July 1859 for tSiS5. each, being sioc on one
cr l. ii aud $50 on tie "lher With The sSnS r,Ie OF
{MiTF,s MITrSS : + EiWAETft %XME%tD Trustees.
nOl7-STuThSds GEORGE TkUr rSDEI.L, Auci,
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
trfY 4SP o. y wAsHiNSfSN hhiS fN%''EttTh'i' b IN THE
RFiGt Crc0%m" passed m Gf!y P3gss NJ S
% IN cr ES tS'GFS Sq ire W. w %n sTG TX hS T1S c
iirsl day OF Deccnbei lsT7 At our otick p N, the
On FCcnt2 street West by 10 dnS o! Sna IuHGrSd
and tOI rt iN' % i,chet or lot twr nj v-tivp
l5h) Hnd th, nOTlh furrtn ND ltSL eight - in,ies
hOnl, irSnting IN sad ,tC"I u, Etvt west, Ly tie
depth Of unr hun nj and seven lU) tert and i've %
dvSloH Of iots IN S,uSro Iaiib,r ono GSndTcd and
n,ncIy+ovsn, iiD', In the city OF W shnEon Hnd
District Of Columbia lGIpI1N by RtwO ca sIary
frame dwvll.nghOus2, No. l9G Fifteenth street north
west.
TcrGs' onc-fourth 90 cash. rnd residue IN three
equal irAalnCnis Ht6iS, o. twelve, t9 md eighteen
tlsl month"; irum dag Of Su.h, wh iulCIls six tGJ
per CrIi, yer hnnum All cash n tho Op Ion nI the
purC "r 500 to hc Deposited on RcCrp'Huys OF bid.
All cOmveynrring At pulhnUr's C''ot Il thu terms
ARE not complied with IN utvrn d,yA tie right Is 10
served to rspll rd'd rOpGTtJ at the risk and cost ui
the dciaultuR purchase,
Jon IApNAnD, Trustee,
isi nuus Huu avenue north west,
nOvl5.1hS1uSds 0EORGE lRUIl~DELIA Auut,
TEHOMAS DOWLlNG, HUCtoncer
National Republican., 1877-11-24
GREAT
1877
1877

TO THE NaRFT NIaERNYsYkYATIA s3 s2UTEi UIT5Ei,ruwysr
srLnsbGfSS EEA$k sThH Hf EQUIP
TRAINS IrA3E9 39yhf Wxs tsafos II nj nom Depot, cor
For ner p;.s 81 Sixth and and M srse,s as fllow,i ,
c 10 %P sSs and fiS scsrns Sa
RsGfiS$REE ii aSE SSB T FSfSa$S FSfSs f X
For Canandngun Rochester, Bufmlo Niagara Fails
Win viii p PaSs SSH sT, at e" e %aSs X daily ssFSFh
Lock Haven, Elmlra, aud watkins at i"loa m.
For Nov YORK and The Fast, r,O n nj, and eso r. m.
pres Of Pullman rOrior Cars' esO q. m daily, OK
For BrooEiyn, New York, all through trains connec,
ht Jersey city with boats OF "BrOooklyn Annex, +"
affordng direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
Ing double lerringe and journey acioSs New York
For New York and the East l.So d. m. daily. except
sunday, sunday, with Sleeping Cars IRON Washington to
For Philadelpnin i;sO p. M daily except Sunday and
l;iO a. M 5:25 and p9o p M daily. Limited Ex.
Ac,ppS,aiS,inn pres GiS =; ~ h. daily except Sunday
N. daily, except sunday.
For Pores Creek Iihc @iS and 40 p. IN daily,
except sunday.
For Annapolis BSj u. and 40 n. IN. daily, except
sunday
ALEWxANRRIA W,N AND pFHEpEnICKspgHe I ! RAIL,
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 81, eio 10. H. n m. L. hso s. O. 7.
Pm On sunday 81 alO - m. and I. and I, .. m.
Trains leave XfeSSndria Tor Washington. s,7. $40.
Tn Sunday at S0 and i6 s :. H. aid q h'T p ,p p !"
Tickets, information, sleeping Rhd pariorcar a.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and av.
enne northeast corner OF sixth street and Pennsyl.
len for tho checking Of baggage to dcstlnAon from
hotels and residences.
i 4 FARMER. General Passenger Agent
n. General
National Republican., 1877-11-24
TINTED STATES MARsiIAEs SALE

By virtue of writ OF ieri fnchs Issued out of the
Ccrks Dfice Of tho supreme Court Of the District o
Columbia and to mo drcclc Will sell at public sale
for cash nj the courthouse door of the said District
on MONDAY, tho 10th day Of December, Is-7, ut u
o'clock NJ, all III. rleht ti,n claim. aud Interest q
the defendant In and to the following property, to wit
Lot - In section numbered g. In tho shd sion of the
Trustees Of barry Fnrn according To the plat thereof
recorded In tine Office Of the surveyor of the District
OF Columbia together with all and singular the i'm
proveinenLs thereoni seized and levied upon the
properly OF spencer lee. to satisfy execution No.
lS9O atlnw, In favor of Fred. Douglas lr attorney In
fict. FREDK DOUGLASS
United states Marshal II. q.
IOIIN SHERMAN Aunl lniLnnr nln
National Republican., 1877-11-24
WOMAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie b. Ward.

Ladies are iacitod 70 oonirib4s Sooiety nsns
dad 81 ~ etciohe, appropriate % ms depavt-
mcnt. ffrosc address such communications 10
The Rcpabiinan offer, care Editor Of Ne Corner.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Buying. selling.
Securities

Tho following are the buying aud selling rates ,r
0OvuTnmenl saclrrilr..
National Republican., 1877-11-24
DIR. J. LIVERPOOL.

The Great Indian Herb Doctor, of baltimore.
will 10 In his ofiice, I'll Seventh street. every
WEDNESDAY, where he j. prepared to treat ali
Chronic Diseases with roHts, herbs, and barkA Con-
sutaton free.
Terms: Payable monthly you take treatment
Main Olice, l52 North Eutaw street. Baltimore.
novi-Iy
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Commerce.

Commerce.
NBnnnEruwN. d. q, Nov. D.-The offerings On
Chn, today reached nh 'ut bCo bushels. ssi bush
els AZ sI.J :, 1910 bushels at tl 81 inD hi hes at
ti.F; iJn bush, l. al e. Market closed hrm With
out any material change IN prcos.
Corn, rye, and oa unchanged.
National Republican., 1877-11-24

CHARLES ZIMMERMAN, PRACTICAL HAT
~ TER Silk Hats made to order.
Gents Sllk and Felt Hats remodeed,
oo2J6m AD NINTH STREET northwest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-02-02

RE co VI VI l. n ID 1T
HEARTILY.
SouTu BUs1os, Feb. :, is7U.
'iR SIEyEss;
Dear SRI have taken several
,ottles OF J our EGETlNE, and su
It is valuable remedy
OF dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint
md General Debility of the Sy stem,
Can heartily recommend It TO al
utiering from the anove complaints,
Yours respectfully,
hhS. MUehUE PARKER.
So Athens street.
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'.Esz. s3.sSls.
ESyptiau Blond Purifier.
~, NAE.

This pc,T,laTihle DEPURATlNE Is Il powerful
hLrERhTlVE, TONIC. DIURkTlG, DIAPlUk-
ETC, and APtRih Mt, Combining virtues hich
render it invaluable and never-ia ling, and by Its
Continued will thorough eradicate all diseases
OF the blood. lts ingredients are of n purely harm
less extraction, the products gathered from remote
Egyptian Provinces and where there is the slight
,st faint OF disease in the system il fails in
ej.ctinS that disease through the medium OF the
SKIN. or expelling it through the many and various
channels ol tue body. thereby allowing, and, in
deed forcing ii the organs into the uper normal
and functional conhition. very brie Hpace of
time will convince any patient using it. OF its I'M
doubted reliability and wonderful curative proper
ties, it beihg most Enthusiastically, the very acme
OF medical triumphs, anu the greatest discovery Of
the present. g IN the treatment Of every disease
lesion or disorder, such sCRUFULt aud the
thousand ana thar lead to this teri b G
all Lection, Of which all civilized communities are
cognizaut. Tor Biblical Truth has Asserted that the
'lrs vi The fLtheTs all visit unto the third
and fourth ssneratlons." and u BRUkEN-D ,WN
AND rNFEt BLED COSSII1 UTI0NS It is Il pow
erful rejuvenatOr. causing the Wi eek OF man once
mo sume the God ike form If manhood.
For UrANt0us sEssE.; URINARY DIS
LIVER AND kiprEY COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
OK NtkNOUS DEBILlTY, RhrUMATisM,
GLA. ULAh ENGAGEMENTS. EpTrHsLIu
MAToUS CANCER, sCuRvY. AFFECTIONS OF
TIE Bon ). -L0LrNr ULCEhS, FEAALE
C.,M' LAlN1S land 10 the gentler sex it is boon
long sOusn for by sensitive susceptible and d.
cate iemaIes. as II taxes rect action u GU their
ailments AND ALL FORMS OF CHh,'>IC Dis
Ease IN MHICE THE BLOOD Is THE SEAT
or TIE TaUUBLE, 1t Is invaluable. "A persever-
ance with this remedy viii prove positive and
permanent cure Tor UHILLS anu tEskRS and all
MALAnIAL fUlSGfS.
Thousands OF Testimonials attest the truth Of
these Claims.
Proe, vno Do!lar in large bottles, or six bottles
for s..
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AGksICCLTJ RAJ.

The Hon. i. c. Wales. OF Stark County,
Ohio, who is very intelligent. extensive,
and thorough-gOing farmer, Is 4 large sheep
grower, feeding at this time 1850 head He
has always been fond of sheep-rAising but
some seasons his hay crop would be Il failure
by reason of drought, or be damaged bv wet
weather and in those wears he would ind It
expensive TO import hay IRON a distance to
subsist his flOcks through the winter. al
though it had to be done. Several years ago
he commenced series Of experiments to
produce good article OF corn-todier, and,
by the application OF perseverance. observa-
ton, and reflection, he has succeeded 10 his
full expectation. lie has now no difficulty
in growing and curing all the com-iodder for
his iiOcks and herds which he needs, and no
longer depends upon the small and doubtful
yield of lay per acre. Last summer he cut
and cured about 500 tons Of excellent corn
fodder, which he Is ding to fttv head OF
horses and cattle md $50 sheep, and this
immense amount Of fodder he has obtained
nom eighty acres Of clay soil. UPLAND and
he Is carrying his stock through the winter
in beautiful condition.
MIR. Wales has not confined his expert
ments to overcoming the difficulties of curing
corn-todder for stock, but has been conduct
ing other interesting ard valuable expert
ments IN SteHm:ng of feed Tor sheep and
other live stock, the results OF which lie also
gives IN his communication. In "a subse-
luent letter, dated few days ago, he writ ::
Had there not been frequent weighings Of
the sheep, and had they not maIutaIueda
steady rate oiiucreasr, should have thought
there might have been some mistake. am
now feeding , 2jl sheep and limbs on steam
ed feed. 1hrIr daily ration is 3 100 rounds
of fodder-corn 500 pounds of bran, and Il
bushels OF corn. They are doing wonderful
ly we'll One flock of 100 that | have Just
weighed has gained three pounds per head
III eight days. AN good deal
enthusiastic over steamed feed for sheep. and
guess that old Jason was Il wool-grower. and
that the two ''fitc-breathinS monster" whose
AID was essential to securing the golden
fleece were simply couple OF steam boil
erS.
lie adds that " the we;,,ug and steamine
of fodder-corn restores Its sueculence, and
puts the summer back into 1t again
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-02-02

Dear Charles, he persuaded 10 we'd
for sensible fellow like yGG,
It's high time to think OF 4 bsi
Anu mullins and coffee fer tgu
80 nave done with your GoubJs and delaying,
with a soul so adapted 10 mingls
NO Wonder the neighoors are saying
IT'S singular Tor you To be single.
Dom. say that you haven't got time
That business temauds yOur attention
There is not the least ressln 20 r1yms
Is the wisest excl Sc you can mentlva
Don't tell me about - other fish,"
Your duty is done when on hoy en-
And you never will re ish the uish
Unless you've woman TORY EN-.
You may dream Of poeticll fame,
But our wishes may chance to IniscIfry-
The est S-s Of sending ones name
To p sterity. Charles, is 10 marry
AID here I'm will NJ II own.
And sob Tly thinking upon It,
10 Very mucn rather be known
BY beautiful BON than q sonnet
Ihau; Charles, bid your douhting goodbye,
ma dismiss all f"nt4stic alarms
III be sworn you've a girl IN YOUR eve
Ills your duty To have in your arms
Some Trim lltIls maiden OF tWent,
A beautiful. azuIe-ey Ell eli,
With vir.ues anu graces in plenty,
And no failiDg but loving Yourself
Don't search for an "an-el" minute
For, granting you win IN thesequei,
The deuce, alter ali, would DO in II,
With a union SO very unequal!
The angels, II must ne c. Messed
In tn world are rather uncommon;
And allow me, dsr Charles, 10 suggest
You'll be better content with a woman.
Then there's tho econ my, dear,
b. pOetlcal al Zebra shown
ii j. ur wife has grief a 'ear,
ne-hah b, tins Jaws is ycur own
And as to tbs joys, by division
1hey'r nearly qutGrup!tc. its said
(lh'ush rever could sec the addition
Qli.e plain in the Item OF breaD)
Then, Charles, be psrsuaded to we'd
For a sensible fellow nike you,
It's high me 10 think Of ned,
And mullins and cof o fhrIw,
So have dvue with yUur doubts and delaying :;
With a soul go adapted 10 mnsl',
No WONDER the neis hburs are saying
us sin SulIr you should live single.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-02-02
The ycrmout DEPARTMENT Of the G. A. n.


This department of the Soldiers Organiza-
ton has thoroughly indicated within tne
year past, its right to continued existence
and increased support. Its young and pop
ular Commander has shown what can be
accomplished by careful attention and Ju-
dicious care. The membership of the or
dcG in the State, and the number OF posts
have been considerably increased. in spite
Of lbe distractions of the Centennial and Of
politics. The soldiers graves were more
generally decorated last Spring than
ever before The hitherto unmarked
graves Of q number of the heroes OF the war
for the Union, have been marked by suita-
Bile headstonss; and the annual reports
showed that she charitable work OF tho or
ganization had received especial attention.
Col. Peek has fairly won the honor OF the
reelection which was unanimously and
enthusiastically accorded to him by The
State Encampment. He will do what he
can to make the record of the coming veal
still brighter than the last and he de-
serves the hearty aid of every soldier
Thoroughly patriotic. and as thorough,
non-partisan the only organization II
our State which can be relied on io'
care of the soldiers interests. or fol
systematic relief of needy soldiers. tb'
Grand Army is entitled to more genera
and generous support than it mas received
Every Vermont soldier in good standing
Dug hit to belong to it. Its members should
take hold of it with fresh enthusiasm ant
with such united and cordial cooperation
it can be made stronger and more usein
than ever. Let the soldiers see to it. tina
the high promise of the coming year, Is no
disappointed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-02-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.

/, JOHN uANNAS, being Blacksmith ID trade,
had often felt The want Of somo means whereby
could soften IRON at the vtge, SO that l could
work it at bettcr advantage. Tas induced me to
make many experiments with different substances
which offered the best prospects OF success. 1t was
on o. these occasions ;ha. discovered the won
derful effects Of Electro Silicon upon tie HUMAN
SYSTEM.
had defect in three ofny fingers. which were
bent or shut up in my hand in such manner by
the CONTRACTION OF THE CHORDS, that they were
very troublesome to me in my taily avocaton.
could not handle my tools as wished. and often
thought that would have them Gu. of to get thom
cut o. the way. had used every thing that offered
any hope OF relief but all to 70 effect. We'll, say,
was working with Electro silicon at the forg e. and
Of course could not prevent its coming in contact
with my hands.
took no rotice o: the eftct 1t had produced, IN
vi ouo udy WIsnlu- 10 use heaEy HAMMER
srasped it with my crooked hand. and much to my
surprise found my crooked fingers enlightened
out, and had as much use of them as ever. could
hardly believe my eyes l showed my hand to my
wife and family, and a general rejoicing was the
result.
The question now was, what had produced this
wonderful effect every act was lied, and after
a long and careful invcsti cation at last made up
my mind that my good fortune had been caused by
ELECTRO SILICON. Ny next step was TO discov-
er some means by which could combine this
derful substance so that every body could use it.
made diigent search through every hook that
thought would throw any light upon the subject,
and at last in very old msficil book, found
way by which could doll. The result was perfectly
satisfactory, and was able to make hnimsnt, the
Ike the world has never seen before now began
to look about for cases to try the effect Of 1t on
others,
had Il neishbOr living about a nile from my
shop who had II lame knee, caused by the chords
being contracted by rheumatism. l sent him
bottle Of Electro Silicon Linimsnt and told him to
use 1t thoroughly. He did so, and at the end Of
three months he was abls to throw aside his cane
and walk to my shop apparently as we'll as ever.
1t had worked just it did in my case-producns
a perfect cure. gave it to Other Of mel ;hbors
and friends (ior miles around) who were suffering
from swelled limbs, rheumatism, Neuralgia. stiff
Joints, Burns, de-, all Of which it cured without
any trouble. Finding that the Electro Silicon Lini-
ment would penetrate the skin Of man further than
any other substance, it occurred to that it must
be good for the horse and it has proved itself
of the very best applications in all external dis
rf,o 81 HI ay,s,,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-02-02
VEGETINE
PUriies The Blood, ReHOvafes
and InvigOTates the
Whole System.
IFS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Altcrdtire, Tonic, SOtUent
aud Diuretic.

VsGetine
vcgeIIne
Vegetine
Vcgesine
yegetine
Vegesine
VcEeline
Vcgetine
Vegetine
yegetine
Vegetine
VeCeiine
Vegetine
Segeiinc
Veseiine
Vesefine
Vesetine
Veseiine
Vegetine
Vegesine
VeIetine
Vegeiine
Vegetine
VeEetine
vesetine
VegetineI
VcgeiincI
SeEeiiae
vegetineI
SegetineI
Vegetinel
VegetineI
VegetineI
Vegetinel
Vegetinel
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Yrw advertisements.
Centaur
Linirnents.

Tho lame can be healed and the wounded made
whole. We now know just what the Centaur Lint
ments will do. They will not end broken bones or
cure Cancer. but they will extract soreness, allsy
pain, cure rheumatism, snc d lars range Of aoth
bone and mulcle ailments than any article ever
before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 90 ley ond the efects OF
these remarkable prepare. IONS. Chronic Rheuma-
t'sm OF many years sraLding, Feurslgta, Weak
Back. Fever Sores, Weeping sinews. Scatca,
Caked Breasts, Distorted Joints and spral=ed
Limbs of the worst kind are cured by tho White
Centaur Liniment.
1t will destroy the pain ard heal without scar
all ordinary Burns and scalds /. will extract the
poison of Sites and Stings. ard the Frost from
Frozen Limbs. 1t is very ,1lcacous Tor Far-Aehe,
Tooth Ache. Itch and Cutaneous Eruptions.
Mr.. Josiah Westahe. Of sIarysville, o., Writes
"For years my Rheumassm has been so bad that
have been unable TO str from the house. The hrst
three bOtrIes of Centaur Lin!ment enabled me 10
walk without my crutches. l am mendlng rapidly.
L thins your linlment SIMPLY q marvel"
G. Il Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie, No., Gays;
"Cenfaur Liniment sells better and gives tho hest
satisfaction of any thing in the market"
What the Centaur Linimsnt has done for others
1t will do for you. 1t IS handy, it is roliabe and it
is cheap.
The yellow Cenfaur LiEinlent
Is worth its weight in gold to owlers o. HOSES and
mules
This Lin;meDt has cured more Spraiued, Sweenied,
Ring buned and Called Horses in three years than
have all the Farriers in the country in an age Its
effects are simply wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands Of certificates
as strong as the ollowing
NV horse was lame for year with fetlock
considered HIM worthless until | commenced 10
REV GEO. ". FERRIS.
"Manorville, sehohare Co., N. ="
| DEAR SIRs,-Ihave used your Centaur Liniment
in my family ana iLd it To be OF great value Please
send me tao dollars worth, enc Tor the mules and
horses. lilly SlCkLtS.
Fails Station, Wyoming Co, Pa"
| 1t makes very little difference wha. the case is,
whether 1t be Wrench, sprain, POl-Evil, Rinsbone,
Scratches or Lameness Of any kind, the effects
the same. Liverymen, STAGE Proprietors, Farmers,
| &c should never be without the Yellow Centaur
Lniment. 1t is sold every where, and warranted
| in its effects.
Laboratory of j. B. Rose Co.,
46 Dry ST., new YoRK.