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500 AND sIi BROADWAY.


500 AND sii BROADWAY.
BETWEEN iirH AND 18TH srs.
TWO BLOCKS ABOVE A. T. STEWART CO.'S.
on ACCOUNT OF THE IMMENSE Success WHICH
We ARE ooMrELLsD ro odNTiStE
OUR GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE.
AND FOB the ENSUING WEEK WILL OFFER
THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
BLACK AND ooLoRED SILKS.
g. 8 pieces BLACK GEos GRAIN SILKS. closing out "
i IS piss.. ..sr. heavy BLACK oRos GRAIN DRESS
sss 3 ss's'ss y 4s sss 81 80
es piece. FANCY SILKS in new and beautiful spring
.osHiS Closing sS At IS S TOR spring
BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS
14sE sssEr AtsH' ssS d,:s sa zoo ss' and ss
BLacK ENaEIsI CASHMERE. double fold aoe. .y.rd
BLACK IMPERIAL SERGE. $50 yard former price
SPECIAL BARGAINS
BLACK CAsHMERH Cloths. 23e yard; worth s7ke
sEHok FkEAc s yxae IN h.
DffE IA ysss. sss 1a. 81 rs yard.
BLACK MEXICAN akEa&6rsEs. iaSze. ~ yard and
BLsGK IRON FRAME GRENADINES. I5c. yard sud
BLACK IRON FRAME GRENADINES. all silk and
wool, $50 Yard and upward.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.
9 hhs H 1F raE 9REEs eo4Rs nE
is pieces striped and figured BoURKTTE, 4lc.. size.
piece. c asar.a a1o DsLA{SEs In choice patterns. BE-
ease. ENGLISH NOVELTIES. for spring wear. loc.,
"a niscss - Main and arnrsd MOHAIR l5c isc and ooc
800 pieces MILANAIsE CLOTH. in now and desirable
'o1s' pieces xs fRESoa NOVELTIES, silk and WOOL ase
pieces s ali ~ao PXaIs PorLrNs and D1AGoxALs
* 20 PIE pssss ' BEIGE ARMURE, 40 inens. vide, 40
80 piece. puro CAMELs HAIR, TX yards Wide. &c., for
Is pieces MILAN sUIrrNas. IN yards wide. 500 I.
20 pieces DRAB DE OTTOMAN. for polonai.es. *
$50 piscs. al wool OE BEaE lx yards wde 7sc $780,
and II yard
20 cases best standard AMERICAN CALlCos new de-
sac ysa vide so ESdisa e cAMBR1cs sx
yard, worth l2,lc.
LINEN AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
RUSSIA CRASH 5,<e .y.rd.
Ssssa qsa,is na.. .' oo!ss ia
All All lin Inca csrn.n loom DAMAsk, ase. yard: worth
Linen DoYLIEs, sse, a dozen and upward
Turkey DAMAsK, yards wide, SOC. yard; worth
siIt smeso dorsd TABLE and PLANO COVERS. 81 so
81 500 dozen Britsh HALF HOSE. i5c, worth 25e
c,o.vs .vn su. .HSs H3sIERY AND uxDERwEAR.
Viva no LADIES' UNDERWEAR. &C.
VISIT OF INSPECTION Is SOLICITED.
T. W. CHIvvIS. 800 and siI Broadway,
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'AY. MARCH 3, ls7s.-QUINTUPLE SHEET

TI0NsT "a II
- 6Ss'F S9s'7 sAIE s.IE
70 attend
-rHB GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL
a. tn.
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
iSHs i''ss## ''s#s { { E3$$as:s sSsHs: EsssHsss /: g. g.
ES. 7ss s Brosdw.y.
between ssn and 9th sta.
en-: en-: si::s si::: s:I:: s:':: 4 s:: s::.:: .S
BssE sSSDs sSSDs HSs7 ALMOST GIVEN GIVEN 4wAEE 4wAE
ARE rPs snssAyHkAs5s nsSE sAEosEss
III $Hy sS$Ss , EIs SI w1rn
SSf SAiTEb & On 50 oSSp sHsAT Is 4hk FIX RSsA
SILKS
LOWER PRICES
hau the same qualities have been sold In twenty yssrA
El:r.ps black Fros srain siikA warranted 10 wear.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
- which 70 invite attention.
81. - , i EXTRA A, RICH
st
to any silks offered In this city at 81 So
SPECIAL ATTENTION
COLoRED GRos GRAIN SILK.
:ss snf six sold ss superior
ELEGANT DAMAssE SILKS
9''''''IFF FOR 5s'' E~ESiss VENTS ovERDRzssEs.
- Soc. e2ho. 75c. and $50 a yard.
:. s,. .,1 sly Swine No., SIX 4 8 dRENADISss
DRESS GOODS
sAhLY sfSIss WEAR
CAMEO CLOTH
In new spring eolorinss, 53sc. yard. worth las.
SILK FLICK KHrvA CLOTH
1. new spring colorings, i2hc ayard. worth 25e.
RAW pSHhLE SIN ONYX TlpTh cloth
In new spring colorings, 3Oc. yard, worth 5Oe.
ALL wool
IN new spring mixtures, 2sc. yard, worth 5oe
SILK r1oHssB DGHBIE soTERTHA TERTH CLOTH
IN new spring designs. 3oc yard
cAMELs. HAIR CLOTH
IN new spring mixtures iEyArds wids 5oe yard; We
D. eooa closing %. sGs is S.rd man, ., which ar.
worth 500.
nnAok kurIk,S Ikssca AZ cAsHSssxs EHSt
nnd iuehe nj n Sc. S(lr jOc nd
BLACK SILK wAKr HENRIETTA CLOTH.
30 and 40 inches wide. At sso. 81 ana 81 IS
BLACK ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH.
superior quality, At ss5c syard
BLACK ALL WOOL MArRLAssR CLOTH.
~ yards wide. eahc. ayard; worth 81 "a
s.1Sx 1;ss .s SILK MAZE xa,,a TAx1sE CLOTH
LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
1914 sHEErING, EXTRA HEAVY.
| - BLEAcHED sHIaT1vo.
EXTRA HEAVY HUoK TOWELS.
| EXTRA HEAVY TABLE LINEN,
CRASH TowELLrNa.
| COTTON DIAPER.
extra nn' TOO sp'eHffx IfxEN DIAPER.
'' MARsE1LLEs QUILTS.
7''' d. y hassSIbkssp e 10 b e PIANO oovxss.
8 90 - 70 % SHsoasD II ass Is sA1ssooxs,
''''- quality i2s' vic1FSsrA 1s5Sr LAWN.
excellent quality 90 Wife yrFs; p1oux
''s'' '''1 WHITE SUMMER FLAxNELs.
~. TURKEY RED TABLE DAxAsK,
HUcK rowELLINo.
al hn'n' 'o' '''tSr sarRrrxa LINEN,
80 TABLE NAPKINS. ALL LINKn,
SWISS MUsLINs.
Emo a'''lrf{b r{bRsI7Gss n GisS. cHrNrz cnKroxszs.
| l2ko, &c., 2oc. and soc. q yard.
oHEvIoT sHIRrINds.
o. CHIxrz CAMBRIcs,
" 'ne YARD q f''%sffDE WIDE ENGLISH oAxsHrcs.
| exc. syard.
TREMENDOUS BARoAINs
HAMBURG EaaBRorDERrEs.
BALBRIGGAN HOSE,
| full. regular made ~ inches long. Csc. . path
EARLY AFR sH4 AyGP XII saSUos Tue GREAT RUSH IN
MAKE no nIsTAkE "a 5sfs. cgH suMsAn rs
| JAcoB kiCH. No. 78s Broadway.
| r. T. KAUGHRAN. between 6th 9th
BAskRurr sALE'l
BANKRUPT SALE OF $4,000 WORTH
l. Of
GENERAL DRY GOODS
70 bs sold .s tremendous sacrifice.
| ON MONDAY, MARCH 4. AND FOLLOWING DAYS
GARRY, HANNIGAN 4 CO.'S
801 and 500 Grand st.,
between Eidhdss and Allcn sts, New yort.
Bv virtue otassgnment TO have been authorised
the the entire OF Dry Goods
tanned In 81 and Catharine st. York. lately occu
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DRY GOODS.
A. GREAT SALE
DRY GOODS.
SELLING OUT
SELLING OUT
SELLING 90,
previous {.
ENLARaISc AND ALrEBaUo
THE STORE
r H. c =. KOCH.
corner ao.h s., and 9Th Az
SILKS DRESS mSuss&Rsf1so so4Psf LINENS.
DRY GOODS.
A rREMsNDocs sAoR1fIcs
and
0NHEARD OF BARaAIEa
SILKS
- pieces st so cents per yard of C0LoRED STRIPED
pieces at 50 cents per yard Of 2einch black silk,
worth 81.
;.;s .: sis -s;:: :: : ss
worth 81 IS.
DRESS GOODS
cases at cents per yard Of NEIGE BoURETrE.
worth 20 cepts.
> eases At sjl cents of BoURErrE NErGEUsE, worth
IS cents
S casos at IS cents per yard OF WOOL CAMELs HAIR,
worth 50 cents -
landed all the effects; actual vaue SO cents
2 cases ~ 20 cents. of BLACK CASHMERE double
width. worth 40 cents.
case at 80 CENTS OF Lupin's 4ouch black CASHMERE,
worth 80 cents
Tho above BARGAINS we are forced to make 20 gain
ROOM onchaf OF the will be closed pending the
alterations.
Those are, however, NO SPECIALTIES offered ~ .
BAIT. Tho ENTIRE STOCK Is OFFERED AT EQUAL
BARGAINS.
Goods delivered In Hoboken Jersey City and Brooklyn
every day.
Goth st. and 9Th Nv.
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Yoke NightKowns tucked front aud trimmed with .
Yoke sIsh.sovy iaii :.s;: tasisa front and front
Yoke NghsOwn. front has three rows OF embroidered
Sroiasiy .SoSnd meek and down front TO waist. 25
ere cred insertion and . ruiis or smaroiasry around
YSss SsSssowns ons tucked and trimmed With
q paniny and rune of fine embroidery neck
Nshgowns tucked front. four embroidered
insertion OF neck and down front
s.:s s.:s. . :.,:: nS;s 81 IS :s 70 e :S'''a' "
!. aaE1l.ss:
Fine muslin Chsmisss plain band, 25c. With rums 500
Chsmses Of hne muslin corded bands. 47c., Sc.
us s with three rows Of inserting and
Chemsss With corset cover trimmed With pus,ng
and Inserting, SOC.
Chemses Ane muslin tuck and oorded bands &C.,
Chsmses with row feambrie pufng around the bands
and finished with . ruhie 65c.
Chem.es front trimmed with three rows Of embroidered
inserting and ruekng, bands edged with embroidery oc
ssc-. u.
Chsmsss band rows cordss. edged with embroid.
cry. ana front piece Of embroidery. 92c.
Chemses tucked front rows Of mbroidersd insert.
Ing and rufhe Of embroidery on bands. 95o
Chemses front trimmed with Ave rows OF embroidery
inserting and tucks, ruie OF embroidery band
Chcm:es Of nne eamtIie. band. trimmed With esmbro
esc.
Chemses OF nne cambrie bands trimmed with real tor
8 sh'7 lace '''' on '''''" edge with '''sh'' lace
chem.es Of nne eambrc ront eIasorssey trimmed with
res torchon lace inserting aud pnng or tuckns lawn
s s on sS''S% 90 s sss,d Nth 0rh'n lace bands sds'd
osc, Toe. SOC, s5c eSc 6sc. 81 up IS 30 pair
We have full line Of hand msdo and French Cor.
SETS In all the most popular Makes inwcr prices than
any other house.
Elegant assortment Of
lawn and cambric Chemises. Nieh,sowns and Drawers.
Toilet sacqucs and vilow and Sheet shama
We arc also Offering great bargains
in Emb,o'dsris;, rcrehon L.ces and Hosiery
and spcciaites IN every department
R1oHs - p gess 4 CsSo' % ,,S sSu:s @ and ,a,, A.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREAT SALE OF FRENCH CAsHMEREs.
100 PIECES 65C., 75C. AND s5C
FORMER PRICE. SIC. 81 AND 81 TO-
The "o'' o'' AND ARE REAL BARGAINS.
WE ARE CONSTANTLY RBcEIvINa NOVELTIES IN
sPKiNG GOODS,
GRENADINES SILKS, &C.
JAcKsOS's.
TT BROADWAY. OPPOSITE STEWARDS,
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THE NAGAZINES.

The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., have pub.
Ilshed Blackwood for January in good sea.op
The serial, mime is Thine" is continued. The
second article, Murder Of Commissioner Fraser
Delhi, 1885" is striking narrative of circumstan n.
oal evidence, leading to the apprehension and
convection Of an assassin. The third article. be.
Ing Part IL. of The Tender Recollection, Of
Irene Macgihicuddy," will be eagerly read W,
are giad to have another series of articles OF
french Home Life The present one, entitled
"helgion'" is'n estimate of the general position
Of religious opinion in France. and the form anC
force oil ITS action. schools Of Mind and Man
ner' treats of the discipline which fits for socie
w. aud the importance of forming the manner,
! OIL children, instead Of allowing them to form
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Passage of Stanley Matthews
Resolution.
Special to Boston Journal)
WASHINGTON, January D,

WASHINGTON, January %, 1873.
The Matthews silver resolution was passed late
this afternoon after the successive defeat. Of the
amendments proposed by those opposed to it
Senator Edmunds with his usual ability and in
genuity, endeavorcd to secure the passage OF his
amendment, making the interest payable in gold
instead of silver, and at one time engaged IN
quite scrmmsge with three or four senators, but
the vote on his proposition was % ayes against a
nays.
Senator Blaine, when the main question was
reached, stated that he should vote against Nh.
Matthews resolution, aud he based his opposition
on the ground of the interest and honor of the
government, and not the mere letter Of the law.
lie would be compelled to say that the bonds were
payable either in gold or silver coin of the stand
ard of July IA, 1870. but he hoped to be able u
snow in tue discussion OF the silver bill proper
that the government cannot afford to take advan-
tage of the letter of the law, and pay the bond-
in silver dollars of Alp l-2 grains. He desired
however, TO further express the opinion that the
holders of government securities could not afford
TO be exempted by special exception from the op
Grafton of whatever bill for the reconciliation oi
silver should be passed. though he would not him
self vote for any blii that validated or impaired
their legal and equitable rights
Senator Hill OF Georgia spoke against the reso-
luton, but the silver men determined II should be
passed, and passed 1t by vote OF 43 yeas a. ansl
% nays. Senator Edmunds adroitly endeavored
to so amend the preamble Is to make 1t appear
that the silver dollar had been legally demono-
tlzed. Senator Matthews innocently accepted it.
but the willy Senator Thurman "smelt a nice, -
and at his suggestion Senator Mathews withdrew
his acceptance, The resolution and preamble
having been adopted the Senate adjourned ovel
until Monday when the discussion of tue Bland
Silver bill will be commenced. Earnest efforts
will be made to amend it, but Senator Jones. who
is zeslousy engineering the measure, is conideni
that it will be passed by about the same vote that
the Mathews resolution was passed this afternoon.
There is lot however, any indication in this vote
after equally adding the paired Senators, that the
bill could be passed over the Presidents veto.
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themselves Transitions from Heine are con.
tinued and succeeding articles are devoted to the
war in Turkey, and a consideration of England
policy in the East
The contents Of the February number OF The
Eclectic Magazine are as follows: "lhe Moral
and Social Aspect, of Heath' "a Gnids TO
English Literature 3" a Recent VISIT to Monte
negro and it, Cap = The Ninety Years Ago
ny of France" me and My Mate" Hours in
a Library; - "Oa the HYGIENE Nalue OF Plant.
in Rooms and the Opsn AIR "Aucent My
cere;" Hound the World in Yacht" The
Honest Farmer" Young Musgraye;" The
"Wssknes, Of Great Men" "Sca-Lion-." The
fronti.piece j. handsome steel engraving OF
missioner. the Pa inter-.
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General News.

President Chadbourne, Of Williams College, il
OF the opinion that what the world most needs is
society Tor the suppression of useless knowledge
Nsvsds people complain that the county author
tiles in California ship their INDECENT sick and va
grants into their State, and they want the prsc
tice stopped.
The entire city Of Madrid was splsndidIy u
minated and there was = magnificent display O
fireworks, on Wednesday evening in honor o
the Kings marriage.
The grandson Of an English Baronet drives
pablo hack in Buffalo. and can charge as exorbi
family as if the pursuit had been followed by BIZ
family for untold generations.
Or. Samuel Eliot, once President OF Trinit,
College, Hartford. and 4 cousin of President FL
lot, of Harvard, has been elected superintendent
of the schools Of Boston.
A man down in Bradford, Pa, cured himself o
dyspepsia by chasing a chrome agent over
mountain nine miles high. We look to see thu
remedy more generally adopted. The only troubl,
with it Is that there may not be enough noun
tains to 60 round Barlisgton Hawkeye.
A Virginia negro boy, who protested TO b.
dreadfuly afraid of cholera, took 10 the woods t,
avoid 1t, and there Was found asleep. Being aske,
why he went to the woods he said ITO pray.
"But," said the overseer, chow is it you went t,
sleep'' Don't know, massa, 'zackly," responde,
tie negro. "5ut 'spect must have overprayeC
myself"
Boston, Jan 2i.The Senate to-day refuse,
to concur in the House resolution thanking Sena
tors Dawes aud Iioar for their response to Mr.
Blsine's alleged inlputalon on the honor of Mas
lu the House, resolution was introduced "tha
the Legislature of Massachusetts. is opposed t,
the revival Of any state sectional aninosity, a
Try"
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KENNEBEC COUNT Yin Probate Court, at
AUGUSTA, on the second Monday OF January, 1873
an the petition OF ID 4. Moody Of Monmouth,
~ representing that Benjamin Stockin oil Mon
mouth, now deceased, agreed TO convey TO him the
estate on which said Moody now liv, 5, i'll sal {
Monmouth and praying that the Executor of the
estate of said deceased be authorized aud licensed
10 convey the same to him, on the performance of
the conditions of the contract:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
February next, IN the Kennebec Journal a
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons
interested may attend at "A Court OF Probate then
to be holden at Augusta and show cause if any
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
an III. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINs, Register, 3W6
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llailn .3irnnrb:t somH1i
AU q u - II A.
Monday Morning, January ~, 1878.
Ponce nj Last.

At last there seems to be certainty
that the belligerents in the East have set
tied their dispute and that the war waget
between them has been brought to close
In twenty-four hours the situation changed
completely, from indications that Eng land
would take a hand in the fight aad broad
en- the struggle, to assurances that the
Turks had accepted defeat and were Will
ing to make peace upon the conditions Oh
fersd by Russia.
What The conditions OF peace are Is not
known at this time. Undoubtedly the rule
of the Turk over the Christian in European
Turkey will be- brought to an end by the
Russian triumph. The Massuimau must
take his hand from the throat OF his Chris
tian neighbor. Thanks TO the Car the
latter will now have rights the former VIII
be bound TO respect. The Christian Will
be at liberty to worship rs he pleaseS with
out fear of molestation in person or prop
ertv by the followers OF Mahomet. There
will be no more massAcres and persecu-
lions such as Mortified the Christian world
previous to the present struggle and gave
to the Russian armies the sympathes and
PRAYERS of humanity. The war has bten
bloody and costly, but if ii strikes down
the hand of the Turkish oppressor, and
raises from degradation people who
have been trodden under foot as inferior
beings, it will prove blessing to man
kind worth far more than the blood and
treasure poured out 10y the Russian people.
That the Russian government will en-
large its power in the territory conquered
and especially enlarge its rights and priv
ileges in and about the Black Sea and the
passage between that and the Meditera-
mean is to be expected. Western Euro
pean powers, with England at the h al,
have steadily aimed up to the present war
to control and cramp Russian power In
that direction, but the unity OF their oppo-
sition has been broken by the attitude of
Germany, and England must yield to the
SLat WIN ~ koVN aSC a. SiV N"h
As purely commercial question affecting
the world at large there will be no objec
ton to unhampering Russia and granting
her the rights which she has long sought
As to the Ottoman Empire, it ought to
pass away and give place to IA better
civilization than is possible under the in
stitutions with which it has cursed one Of
the mosl favored countries in natural re-
sources underline sun. And the utter defeat
which has attended the Porte In the war
now brought TO close would seem to be
a catastrophe from which tbs Empire can
not recover. It's dissolution is but quss-
ton of time, and the sooner it takes place
the better for the world, and particularly
for the badly governed people over whom
it bears sway. Peace with the prospect
oil Turkey regenerated under the iufuen-
ces prevailing in Christian countries is a
consummation most deyoutly to be wished
in the struggle between the Turk and
Cossack.
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STATE OF MAINE.
KENNEBEC, SIS.

kENNEBEC, IS.
TAKEN ON EXECUTION, and Will be sold by
public auction the 10th day of February,
A. ID, 1878, at O'Clock p. NJ, at the Office of L. T.
Carlton, Esq, in Winthrop in said county, all the
right 10 equity which Caleb Battles OF winthrop,
in said County Oi'Kennebec, had on the 9Th day of
February, A. ID. 1877, when the game was attached
scribed real estate, situated in Winthrop in said
county, to Wit A certain lot of land In winthrop
aforesaid, with the buildings thereon standing,
being the homestead of said Caleb Battles situated
on the south side of the "old Wayne road" $50
ca lled) and bounded the north by the "old
Wayne road" $50 called; on the east by land oc-
cupied by heirs OF the late samuel Thompson; on
the south by land of Geo. w French; and on the
west by land OF Elizabeth Battles, containing one
ject to a mortgage recorded in Kennebec Registry
of Deeds, Book BOB, Page 1856, given by said Caleb
Battles TO A. q. Carr OF Winthrop, and by said
Carr assigned TO the Hallowell savings Institution,
to secure the payment OF promissory note for
ii We hundred dollars. payable one year from date.
Dated Sept. 18th, 1873: interest at ten per cent.
The amount now due will be made known at the
time and place of sale.
A. g. CARR, Deputy sheriff.
January 18th. 1878. 3w5
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor oil the last
will and testament of
JOSEPH r. MASON, late of Hallowel,
in the county of Kennebec, deceased, testate, and
has undertaken thattfust by giving bond as the law
directs All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired 10
exhibit the same for settlement; and all indebted
to said estate requested TO make immaculate
payment to CHARLES h. MASON.
Dec. TO- 1877. 3wo
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GEORGE G. GOODWIN & co.
From Thomas Hollis.

The Oldest aud IargestIRetail Druggist in Bo ,tcn
BOsroN. Oct. 6, 1877.
a. l. REED Co.-Gentemtn: have met with
excellent success IN selling your Rheumatic Rem.
edles, ana have received the most favorable re-
ports from parties using them and am glad To saw
beiieSe them to be the most reliable remed es
ever Yet presented to the public Tor the cure of
rheumatism, Sciatlca and similar dis esses
THOMAS HOLLIS, 70 Union St.
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Centaur
LiniinnentS.

= )ne thing is now thoroughly established Never
since man suffered and human agencies alleviated
pain, has there been anything which went far
pain anniniator and curative agent as the
Centaur Llnments. These Linments have within
the past year cured more cases of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, StiG JOINTS Caked Breasts, Sweliings,
Poisonous Bites, Burns, Lame Animals, etc., etc,
than all other remedies combined AS the name
OF Centaur implies half horse and halt man, the
Centaur Liniments are for man and beast. But
not the same Linimeni. The White Liniment is
for man and the Yellow for horses and animals.
Herein this Liniment differs from all other RENE.
dies, although some Of the ingredients are alike in
each. They contain the well known Witch Hazel
Arnica, Carbolc, Rock Oil, Mentha and other
powerful ingredients.
VIM. II. uickcox, Rector OF st. Johns f. Church
Wakefield, Clay Co., Kansas, writes: MANY years
have been suffering from Weak Back, caused
from spTaln more than 40 years ago. have no
found anything TO relieve me until commenced
the OF Centaur Liniment. | teel 1t my Chris
tan duty to inform you that By its wonderful effects
am entirely relieved of pain. January 22d, 1876"
Messrs. J. Mcclure Co., Druggists, Cincinnati,
o., say:
"Teamsters pronounce the Yellow Centaur Lini-
ment superior TO anything they have ever used.
We sell several dozen bottles per month, and tie
sale Is steadily increasing"
These are only samples of thousands upon
thousands Of similar testimonials reaching us every
month. All the Extracts Embrocations, Salves
and Ointmens in existence are not doing onc-tenth
the good which is done by these admirable Centaur
Liniments. For Prostitutes, stngs, Cuts, Itch Salt
Rheum, etc, there is nothing like the Centaur
Liniment, White Wrapper. For SPAWN, Ring bone,
Sweeney, Wind Calls, Poll-ev. Scratches, ETC., on
horses, the Yellow Centaur Linimeut is equally as
good. They are certain in their effects; they are
pleasant to USE they are handy and they cheap.
No family should be without CentAur Liniments.
They worth one hundred times their cost.
u. b. ROSE & CO.. 46 DEY ST.. NEW YORK.