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UNDERTAKERS' WARES.
EDUCATIONAL.
OEsERLHN COLLEGE.

Collegiate and Prepara
i tory Departments Elective stuies. Adj
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
OF religious influences. Thorough ami cheap
Tuition, incidentals ant library fees only $27 a
year. Over 1, 200 students annually. For fuller
information address J. II. FAIRJHtLD, Presl-
dent, or j. B. L. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlin.
Ohio. au3 d&W.u
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CARRIAGES.
STOMACH BITTERS.
we Will Have. WhatG

we w III nave, w HaGs
DR. GREENS NEWLY DISCOVERED
~ Celebrated Stomach Bitters. Ana why2 1t
is remedy for the sure cure OF dyspeptic fevers,
to sharpen the appetite, to digest rapidly, to reg
ulate the bowels, and to make the sick feel well
and vigorous. Dr. Green's Stomach BitteTs is
very highly recommended by the medical fra
ternilty. and announced as unsurpassed IN its
quality. Give me trial, and you will be posi-
lively convinced. For sale by all druggists. De-
Depot and Office, No. 3O6 w. Sixth street, Gin
cinnati, o..
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LEGAL.

T EGAL.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
| 1 that Arthur Hanks has been duly appoint
ed amt qualified as Assignee OF The estate of
James A. curry, in the Probate Court OF Ham
ilton County, Ohio, and creditors OF SAID es-
tate are hereby notified to present their claims
against the same, duly verified. to me at The
law Office OF Banning Il McGaTy, No. 233 Wal
nut str, Ell, Cincinnati ohio.
ARTHUR HANKS, Assignee.
BANNING " S!CGARRY, attorneys.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, lt"rch 10, 1877. mhlo-3tS
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Transfers of Real Estate.

William R-therford to II. E. Ewing
Lands in jackson tp. Sll0.
j. w. Thomas to John J. Williams
40 acres in Madison tp. 81, l50
Drusilla Davis to Macy A. Davis ct al
33 IS 100 acres in Scioto tp. 81.
D. J. Grifiiths to Jonathan D. Lloyd
Lands in Madison tp.; $500
Nancy Lloyd to D. J. Griffiths--Quii
claim to lands in Madison tp. $500
Henry Pieper to A. J. Newell-Lands
in Hamilton tp.; $1,000.
Henry Pieper to A. J. NEWELL acre
in Hamilton tp.; $50.
Stephen B. Dixon to Jacob Gahm-4O
acres IN Hamilton tp.; $500.
Sheriff Ewing to o. ). Miller-In lot
No. 80 10 D. Hoffman addition to Jack.
son; 81 200.
Sheriff Ewing to II. S. Bundy-Town
lots in We!lston and lands in Milton tp t;
sI4.5
Fanny E. C ,llsghan to R. II. Johnson
Lands ia Scioto tp. $l32.
Harvey Wells to s D Downard-Part
OF lot No. 76 Except minerals) in Wells
ton $40.
Mary Dimick tn s. b. Downard-In
lots Nos. II and Is in Middleton; 500
Margaret Taggart to wm W. Roberts
acres in Mad,sontp.; $3.50
Numbrr Of mortgages recorded, O.
amount occurred SlS.65I.60
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OBITUARY.

NICKELs-At the residence of John VI. Nick d.
els, of Washington township. Mrs Jane Nick
els decreased, March Is. 1871, aged a. years, s
months and one day.
A. the age of n she was converted. and unit
ed with the NJ. +. Church, la which she main
thinej consistent relationship. Her social
Qualities were Of n superior order, and large
circle Of friends will sympathize with the hus-
band aud four surviving childrvn In their deep
loss Her Oldest son has for fve years been La
boring successfully In the ministry. and Il nov
on WilkesvillO cifcuit. In life and In deutb
she was characterized by overcoming faith aud
patient resignation. On the day OF her depart
ure, Philomelia. oldest daughter of DIworth
and Sarah A. NickeIs. at the age Of p also pass
81 away, trusting In Jesus. A mute dependent.
she had endeared herself to the domestic circle.
by characteristic patience nd c irerfalnc-a she
fully appreciated the kindne-- bestowed upon
her, and by looks and gestures gave her only.
YET sunicient reward the grateful tribute Of q
loving heart.
The mystic tie that binds the heart,
Through faith survives the deepest gloom,
And though anon we're called To part.
There's light aud life beyond the tomb.
Burial services at Evergreen were well at
tended-Pastor ]. Z. Thomas oficiHting.
W. q. BENSON.
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On Sunday night. up on Beaver in
Floyd county. Lewis Sloane was killed
with an Enfield rifle, by one lily. g la
cohs Both had had a quarrel over the
ownership of hog and finally got drunk
over their dispute. At this time one II
Gritnnan Joined Jacobs and started Tor a
place where Sloane was lying by the road
side, overcharged with brandy. and when
Jacobs leveled his rifle at Sloane, Sloane
rose on one OF his elbows taking the muz
zle OF the gun with the other hand and
thus guarding it off But becoming
aware OF G,itmans presence who was
aiming with a pistol at Sloana's head.
Sloane let 20 the a when ia obs at
once fired at him killing him on the
spot. (Jacobs is the same party who
one-half year ago shot VIM. Smith on
Cats Fork )-TGreenup Independent.
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LEGAL.
Sheriffs Sale OF Real Estate.

State OF Ohio, Jackson County. 81;
Court % Common Piszs.
wIllIsm Vaughn ". Arthur =. Hobby.
On lst order Of sale.
Notice Is hereby given. that In pursuance OF
an oIdrr Of sale Issued out Of Said soart, un tie
% h day OF March. A. ID. 1871, aud to me d.
teeiet a. Shrrin OF said county, viii on for
ON
Saturday. May 5. A. D. 1877.
at one O'Clock p. ~. OF said day. the following
described real estate, situate IN the county of
Jackson and state OF ohio, to wits
Bling part OF the north half ~ lot numb..r
one hundred Of the Scioto Salt Rrserve lands.
"a township number seven 0D, OF range mum
south corporation line oi tue ,wn of Jackson
In said county, - % chains east OF the south
west corner OF the original town plat OF said
town Of jackson, said paint being nt or mar
the center OF the street between out lot numbrT
ioriy l40) and forty i've tl5), In the south half
Of raid town Of Jackson. thence running east
on said corporation line 7.0j chains TO the north
east corner OF said lot number one hundred OF
2Ol55 chains with the line b.tween said lot num-
5er one nundred 400 and lot number ninety
lhe south east corner Of the north halt vf ssid
lot number one hundred 400. thsncr west with
the line Of tbe lands owned by T. NJ. Jones. 7.to
Veyed by said Vaughn and wife TO John Burt
thence north 2O.lO chains with the line OF John
Buri's lands To the plar- Of brgiuning. contAin-
Ing fourteen and T5-lO0 acres more or less, en-
repttng, however, all the mineral stonecoal
und, riying The above dsscribsd premises, with
drrgTDund roads and railways.
Appraised at 81 sou.
Terms Of sale. cash ON day OF sale.
To be sold a. the properly OF Arthur s. Hob
ny, 10 saitsiy Judgment aud decree Ina favor OF
Given under my hand this 81 day OF April.
JOHN ~. SWING. shnJ. CO.
J. l. Jones, atty for pl'n.
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Morris Sternberrer intended to change
his advertisement this week, but he has
teen SO busy receiving, putting up and
then selling new goods. that he failed TO
get his advertisement ready. lie has one
OF the very largest assortments OF goods
ever collected in one store in Jackson.
lie makes the sale Of mems and boys
clothing one Of his specialities, and now
he has a stock Of clothing from which
can be selected goods to suit any and all
customers. lie also keeps everything
else in the way Of dry goods. boots and
shoes. hats anil caps. groceries, &c.
Call at the Sternberger corner, Main
and BroA iw,y s rect opposite the Court
House, and y,u cannot all to be suited
in goods
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Legal Notice.

Gertrude Smith. in the state Of Colorado. will
take notice that Gcorge Gilliand. admiBizt ra-
tor OF the estate OF Howard Haven, did. ON the
lah day OF January. A. ID. 1871, nie his petition
In the Court of Common Pleas within nnd for
the county OF Jackson. In the STATE of Ohio,
against Rebccca Smith and the said Gertrude
smith, aud others, are defendants. setting
forth that l.. y. y. Smith. now decca-sti, hut
when in life, gave mortgage To the ss,id GtOrKe
Gilliland as Rdm'T as Aforesaid. on the e. ar.
OF ths or OF sc. 35 township S. OF range 10.
Ia Said county OF Jackson aud slate of Ohio, 10
secure the pay msut of Slso, according To = Ger
tain note referred to Ia said mortgage, nd that
said Gertrude Sinith aud the other defendants
are the only heirs and legal representatives ot
said l.. T.. ". Smith, decd, and praying that
said sum OF $40, with interest FROM the q h
day Of April, A. ID. ls73, nov over due, be paid.
or that said premi~rr may b- EDid 10 pay tire
same. And the said Serir Smith g. noiifi-d
that she T. rcqulrt-d Ia appear and answer said
psfition ON of bsfore the 81 Saturday aner the
i2th day OF May, A. n. tslT-
GEORGE GILLILAND
Admir- Of Howard Haven.
james Tripp, atty.
npt5t6t
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Sheriff s Sale Of Real Estate.

State of Ohio, Jackson County. -:
Court OF Common Piras.
II. L. Chapman. Trustee, &C., vs.. David Rich
ards.
On Execution.
Notice is hereby given that I will offer for
sale Rt public auction at the doOr Of the Court
HOu-e Ina Jackson, ON
Saturday. May 5th. A. d 1877.
at one O'Clock r. 81. Of said day. the following
desrribed rial estate. situated In the county of
Jackson aud State OF Ohiu, 10 wit:
THE north east quarter OF the north west
quarter Of section number twcnty-six (2dl.
township number eight 90, range number sgv-
entern U7l.
Appraised at t125.
Terms Of sale, cash on day OF sale.
Taken ~ the property of David Richards, on
an execution In favor Of n. l.. Chapman. Trus-
tee Tor the cr diious of the Limestone FufnHcs
Co.. Issued by the Court of Common Peas OF
the county OF jackson, and to me directed ~
sheriff Of said county
Given under my hand his "a day Of A pril. A.
ID. 1877.
JOHN ". EWING. sh'n LEO.
Irvine DUNCAN, atty for pin
aufEf1f
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tSHAM HOUSE.

Jurors and Witnesses attending Court will be
charged at the rate OF One Dollar per day, or
Twenty Five Cents per meal.
Horses will he kept as cheap as at any other
place In town.
Livery on reasonable terms.
A large number OF second hand buggies and
expresses for sale.
will be al home Saturday. Feb. 10, 1877,
and every three weeks theIenfier.
febs.tf 1T. MONAHAN.
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From the well known editor OF the
Boston Post" who writes under date OF
March 49,
"For many weeks we were afflicted
with Sciatia Rheumatism to a distressing
degree when we procured and faithfully
applied 'Lawson's Curative and in seven
or eight days the trouble was completely
removed. In every instance where we
have recommended its use. it has filed
all our expectations"
For sale by w. F. Hale. Jackson. o.
20 mar2w
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Administrators Sale OF Real Estate.

In pursuancr of an order ~ the Probate Court
oi Jackson county, Ohio, will o1er boz saie, Al
public auction, On
Saturday. April 2sth. A. d. 1877.
81 one O'Clock Y. n, nt the DOR Of the Court
HOu-e, the following ds~cfibod real estate. sltu.
at in the County Of Jackson and state Of ohio,
10 wit:
Tho north easi quarter Of the north east quar-
ter Of sestion uumD"r thirty tlul. ounrhip
uumb~r eight (sl. &c range number seventeen
az, cnntaininE atuut forty-nvu acpH.
Apprmi~fu NJ 81 81
Terms of sale, oue-third IN hand. one-third In
sir months aud uue. third in one yc-r from the
day Of sale, with interrst. th. deferred pay-
mgntr to b. sccurvd by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
WILLIAM J. CALLAHAN,
Administrator of thu estate of Hugh a. Ffa.
SUR. decd.
April 5, isT7iu
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James Chestnut is still selling large
quantities OF fine goods. and among other
articles he makes a specially of corsets.
lie sells the Health Corset known as the
Coutil, at 81 so. and the Peerless, and
several other styles. at equally low fg-
ures. lie also sells the Stocking Sup
porter, for women and children, DR..
Warmers Duplex Supporter. and several
other articles not generally found in
stores.
His stock of fine dress goods for
the ladies cannot be surpassed. and his
various styles of piece goods for gentle
men are becoming very popular. Car
pets on hand in great variety.
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O. s. Miiier's store keeps fully up with
the wants OF the community. Spring
goods aeceived all the time as needed. so
that the sto * kept o hun is all the
time compl-le. For genuine, useful
goods, su :h as are wanted in every family,
Mlllers store is as goo u place to trade
as any store in tIwn. Cu'tomers invited.
and goo l. shown with pleasure during
all Lusin.s SIS hours, day or evening
Store room Oh Main Street, opposite the
Court uoIse.
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Stephen j. Long is going to Kentucky
to clerk at a furnace, and we believe
Charley Dickson will take his place in
the store OF George w. Rice. on Broad
way street. Rice must have help. as he
sells large quantities OF goods. Dicka-
son has had much experience in the
business. is acqusinted with everybody,
and he is not afraid to speak out Let
everybody who wants good goods and
good bargains. call on Rice, aud if he is
busy Charley will be on hand
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There is disposition in human ma
ture that we would like to have some
philosopher, or some other man explain
We have known citizens of this town
to buy their bill heads, statements, let
ter heads, envelopes. &c, from the Day
ton, Springfield or Columbus drummers,
and get an inferior article. and pay more
for it than they would have to pay in
Jackson. Good, Christian men do this.
and then when they want to repair a
church in Jackson. or have railroad
built, or any other home improvement.
they do not 90 to these drummers for aid.
they expect help at home. But they fail
TO aid our own people, SO as to enable
them to assist. Those employed in the
Standard Office buy goods each year to
the amount of over $1,000. By sending
to Cincinnati and buying goods by the
quantity, saving OF perhaps $500 could
be made. Suppose all should do the
same. Then these business men who act
so strangely. would get dose Of their
own medicine.
Over year ago one Of the county off.
GERS bought lot of stationery from a
drummer, and paid ten per cent more
for it than Starkey would have charged
A short time ago an agent for an i'm
proved corset canvassed our town and
sold large number Of these corsets for
two dollars each, while James Chestnut,
one Of our oldest and best merch ants
sells the identical same corset for one
dollar and half But this strange trait
in human nature makes these women
happy to know that they each lose half q
dollar, when they remember that their
money has been taken out OF the county.
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Any per-on - Liable. VIM shall fat tn comply
with the fuFsxauM requirements viii b. autgss&
Co sever p~HmiftHM.
prr-uus ur nfu. IN jackson and Nintnn
Couutie= liahiu - fay any ~ tits rrs..tai Tanes
named atrsNv must apply o. !. ". Luust-na.
lh-tuty ttfllfirfuf uf ntrfmai tlaNFuus ~ Iafh.
Non q. ". Otto. Hnd pay fof and pfo-lifr the
SPECIAL TmN Ntnmp uf -fauapm they nesd, prior
% May I, is71, aud WITHOUT FuRTfiEh No
IfrE
Sp.ciai. Tar Ntafnus wtii ~ transmitted hy
msli nniN tsn o rslta ftutn thr tssfsssu 90 IRA
ordering the same uf rfsrinr diftritufla - 20
do, inxsth~f With tits rsssm~nfs tst-faEs Ntataf@
thr hmu1ut ffs4uifwt 80 10y tis~ rs~iHEWs
TIE f=etsgr enc sfafup ts tisfFs ssuts aid IN
fwu sfafuf~ stmt.. ~ % D. siseind ttiat 80
b. transmitted - frEt.isisd mtaiis tst ~ nts nds
uItiumAl Mf.uuid arrasifttssssN fii HplsiirTtissf
uMEt~ M MAEM.
CnmuHi-siunsr 80 tntsfu=t hsssnue.
OFrtrN 90 tNrrassL ttHvFErE
"a AHufsorssS. q. e.. 1auuafy =. tf1T.
mari. meapfin.Hs
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Among the new goods received by T.
J. Stewart & Co. at their great clothing
store, next door to the First National
Bank. is a very large and general assort
ment OF Boots and Shoes. comprising ev-
cry size, style and quality of goods in
this line. All the latest styles Of boots
and shoes, with all the latest improve
ments, can be found at this store, for
both men and boys.
These goods are all new, well made.
and can be sold at the very lowest prices
for tue times.
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1t does not matter much to the peopl..
Of j ckson. whether Packard or Nichols.
Hampton or Chamberlain. should he re-
c,gnized as Governor. But all recognize
the TACT that Mark Sternberger wants to
sell goods. And he does sell them, in
large quantities. Ills store is next door
to that of c. NJ. Martin q Son. on Broad.
way, and his stock is very full, and very
fine
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ERRORSsYOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
~ from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
and all the effects OF youthful indiscretl0n will.
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO
all who need u. the recipe AID d T elton for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit Dy the ad-
verls RS .xpe. .ienc can do 10 by addressing
in peffec, conhJCnes,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar street, New York.
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WALL PAPER, STATIONERY, &C.

am now receiving. and have on hand,
a very large supply of wall paper. for the
-pring trade. of great variety of styles
and prices, TO suit customers. This paper
has been carefully selected. and purchas-
ell at low figures, which will enable me
to sell it at very reasonable prices.
| also have a very choice selection of
school books. miscellaneous books. paper.
envelopes, and stationery generally.
j. A. STARKEY.
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A Certain Headache Cure.

II you suffer from sick or nervous
headache. morning sickness or neuralgia,
go to your druggist and get ten cent
trial pack of Dr. IIeisleys Victor Head
ache Powders. or J. r. Heisley & Co. Sa-
lem. n. j.. will mail them postpaid. A
single powder actually cures the most
distressing cases in ten minutes. IL is
purely vegetable. entirely harmless. a
discovery and we guarantee
it to do all we claim. You can get the
so cent packs or the 10 cent trial sire at
W. F. IIsle's, in Jackson. and at all 9th.
er first class druggists everywhere. Con-
vince yourself jan25ly
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Last week We spoke of David Martin,
of the firm OF C. NJ. Martin Il Son. hav
ing gone to Cincinnati to buy spring
goods. Mr. NJ ,rtin has returned. and he
informs Us that he has purchased one Of
the largest and finest stocks of goods
ever bought for this place. He speaks
especially of the very fall assortment Of
boots and shoes selected. and ne feels
confident that he has bought them at
prices so low that 1t will be to the inter.
est of all to call and examine their stock
before making purchases. Store-room on
Broadway street, next door to Mark
Sternberger's store.
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Capt. VIM. J. Evans. Of Oak Hill. wrote
to us on Monday. that little son OF VIM
Smith was burned to death in Diamond
Hollow, below Monroe Furnace. The
child's clothes took fire in the absence
OF the mother. and before assistance ar
rived it was 90 terribly burned that it
died in five hours.
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We have not heard the result OF the
township election in many of the town
ships In Bloomfield Riley Corn was
elected Clerk and Daniel Ware Assessor.
In this (Lick) township. the Demo
crats elected their entire ticket In the
Corporation the Republicans elected
three of the four Councilmen. Charles
Carpenter. D.mocrat. WAS elected over
D ,nirl D Morgan, Republican. T NJ
mes. Republican. was elected Cemetery
Trustee over L May. Democrat
For School Directors, John Motz and
d 10Th, Democrats, were elected.
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Childrrns' cradles aud cribs are always
ia season. The season for childrens
WAGONS is now | ere Bedsteads, bureaus.
chairs, tables, and hundred other arti-
cles OF furniture are all the time needed.
Now when you want any of the above
articles. or anything else in the way Of
furniture, call on Wade & Long, Broad.
way street, opposite the Grafton Block
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors ana
indiscretiOns OF youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc, will send n recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send selfaddressed en-
velnpe to the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Sta
iion ID, Bible House, New York city.
Octlg.gm
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p. H. Washam, Of the firm of T. j.
Stewart & Co, has returned from Cincin-
natl with a stock of spring clothing,
which has never been surpassed. if equal
ed, in this place. This stock has been
selected with much care, and comprises
everything in the line of clotking for
both men and boys Now is the time to
make selections. before the stock be-
comes lessened.
Room at the same old stand, Main
street. near the First National Bank
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william Vaughn. plalnilff. ". Arthur \. Hob
by, a. iendaut.
Before n. If. NHtian. .. y. uf Lick townaitp
Jark~un cuunty. ono.
ON the = dHy of M.frh. a. 10. tssT. sid Ia.-
tc~ i-sus-i su Uf'ist - sttrut. 80 tu tts~ atzlss
Hcti''n suf tli- "a % uf two tunuf,si SUD isatys
iuuT uoliaIa aud tuuItstm go ut..
Jamss TTiPP. Au,y IOT Pl'n.
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TRUE MERIT WILL WIN.

A few years since the proprietorS Of Dr. Nor
ris' Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound
introduced II here. IL was not pulled, but sold
on its merits. Our people soon found IL To lie
reliable. and already IL has become the most
staple and popular pulmonary remedy In the
market. II quickly cures the worst coughs,
cnlds, Group, bronchitis, asthma and ineipient
consumption. Nothing acts so nicely In who, =
ping cough, and II is so pleasant that children
readily take IL. Containing no opium, or 9TH
er dangerous drug, IL l. as safe Il II SUR /.
Trial size 10 cts; large sizes, 20 cts. aud On
Dollar.
Sold by w. F. Hale, Druggist.
Also Agent Tor Prof Psrker's Pleasant Worm
Syrup, which never fails. Pleasant to take.
and requires no physic. Price rs cts.
July O, 1876 -Iy@ow