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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby gwen that by virtue OF an
1torucr oil the Probate court OF the county of
L-,ayette made nj the May term, May 30, ISIS.
- IMAM I beatIe, administration of the estate
VI 'Aiiies r. BOnhnln. deceased, will, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1873.
a. rme courthouse door. IN the City of Lexington,
county OF Lafayette, and state OF Missouri and
uurihS TIE session of the circuit court OF said
county OF Lafayette, sell, at public auction, all
~ uh"iFinei interest t0ne-third) Of James +
hrh''anl' deceased. IN anu 10 the following de-
os:tnei real estate. to-wit: Seventy C.M acres
u y OF me east side OF the west half or the south
90 e quarter OF section fourteen 40 township
iortf nine tioj range twcnty-six {26l also the
unii'ileu one 'third interest III twenty four t2U
acres commencing AT a point thirty-two i31i
potes soulh "i the northeast corner OF the south
EAST quarter oil The northeast quarter of section
zen liol, township fOrty-nine (49) range TWENTY
aiN to- running thence west eighty 500 poles:
thence south ioriy--ight as poles; thence east
'lShiE toW poles; thence north forty-sIght Hsl
pni's TO me place OF beginning. all OF said lands
situate, lflnS and beng in the county OF Lafsv-
cite and state OF Missouri.
Terms of sale: -bnr-haIf cash tho a,b.r h.l>
t"eive months credit, with six per cent. inter
- rom n'tt "i sale; the purchaser giving note
with approved security. ~
=.,. WILLIAM {. BEATIE.
NtAHffI
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"A Funny BOartler.

On Saturday evening last well dressed gen
tlemanly appearing man put in an appearance at
Mrs. Colwcll's, on Columbus ST., and claiming to
be person whom Mrs. {. had known some years
ago, made arrangements for boarding with her.
He was assigned room next to that of our
friend Hopkins of Scott Bros All retired "in-
nocent like" hut on the following morning the
new boarder did notappcar. Investigation showed
that the gentleman" had disappeared during
the night, carrying with him all of Hopkins good
clothes and some $40 of his filthy lucre," also
a pair of pantaloons belonging to win Colwel.
He has not been seen since, though man an
swcring to his appearance went east by the c.,
H. l. Il p. night express OF Saturday
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Don't Get Drunk.

'' ! man whose name We did moi learn says
the III Sale Democrat, "camc near freezing TO
death on last Friday night. He lives near the
lire dividing La Sale and Peru; had been drink
ing IN this city quite freely and started for home
about { o'clock on that evening in the cold. lie
got a- far as the Brothers school, and when
found hr was lying in the snow benumbed and
and would undoubtedly have died
in a few moments more. ~ this critical time he
was found by two friends who were sent out to
hunt hm up, carried to his home, the doctor sent
for and after a few hours hard work the uufor-
:unatc man was out Of danger. On Monday last
h.. wife was in the city trying TO lind ont the sa-
lopu-hgrpcr who sold her husband the liquor"
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BuhalO Bill.

The celebrated Buffalo Bill (Hon. W. +. Cody
is booked for the Opera House on Tuesday Of
next week, with 4 company who will play 4 new
DRAMA written expressly for this company by
Maj Burt, L. $. L., entitled Lost and Won"
The play opens with scene in Fifth Avenue
drawing room, and is transferred soon after TO
that territoryNhere Brigham Young, Ann Eliza
and other Mormons are introduced, amid the
stirring scenes Of frontier life. The play is char
actized as sensational, startling, intensely inter-
esting, yet devoid Of the usual trashy effects of
red fire, gunpowder, &c, and doubly effective
from being founded on truthful incidents, mainly
dealing with the arocious Mountain Meadow
Massacre" The Sioux Two Bears will appear in
one Of the scenes, also the Austin Brothers, fam
Gus ritle-shots, as well as Cha-sha-o-p an
Indian interpreter and ranchcro. On the whole
we believe the entertainment worth seeing. See
advcr. on 9Th page.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-12

The fair given last week and until Wednesday
night of this week, 10y the ladies of St. Columbia
church at Turn Hall, was great success. Each
evening after the first two, perhaps the hall was
crowded with participants, and a great deal of
innocent amusement was had, while everything
passed of in a happy manner. The interest was
concentrated on last Wednesday when the draw
ings took place. host of articles were sold by
chances and all were decided at this time Men,
tioning only some of the larger articles: Mr..
John Kelly captured the buggy valued at 1915,
which, however, he returned to the ladies; Mrs.
David Walker, the $50 watch, given by the Young
Ladies Sodality; Miss Della German the $40 la
dy's suit Chris Frice, the china set; Miss Nettie
McGowan the silver set. The evening closed
with dance by young and old, The proceeds
as the friends of the church will be pleased to
learn, were large, netting the church fund
81, 800 to $1,000.
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On Thursday evening next the well known
Theodore Titon will lecture at the Opera House
in this city. The subject of his talk will be "The
Problem of Life" said to be "the finest lecture
ever delivered in America" This is strong Ian
guage but Tilton is a most remarkable man and
capable Of just that thing, perhaps. At any rate
he stands among the leaders on the American
platform and makes a sensation wherever he
goes. The lecture is well worth hoarng-nay,
as most of our exchanges in the east say, ought
to be heard by all. There will no doubt be an
Opera House full that evening" if ever. Secure
seats early at Simon Bros.
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Complaints have come to Us in regard to
weighing stock, dressed hogs, grain, &c, in this
city, and from their frequency We fear they are
not without some foundation. Scales it is allcg-
cd can be "doctorcd' in innumcrablc ways, 81
that 10, 80, or even 100 lbs can be "knockcd
down" q dressed hog or fat steer, and the
kecncst watching fails to detect the fraud. The
Times made public charge the other day against
the Dcgen Bros. of such trick, though their
positive denial of it elsewhere in to-days TRADER
shows the ''little nuisance" in this case TO have
missed its mark. However 1t is best for farmers
bringing hogs, grain, &c, to town to be on the
alert The practice, now becoming common
among farmers, to have their own Fairbanks"
and to weigh at home is Il good one, but others
who cannot afford the outlay of owning
such scales should bear in mind thai
there is a city scale" in Ottawa to which all can
resort with perfect confidence of getting honest
weight, and the grain, stock and pork men are
Obliged TO accept the weight of the city scale as
correct
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oBruArr.-Thc following comes to us in pri.

OBlrUAEr.-rhc following comes to us ina pri.
vate letter:
DIED-ln New Orleans, La, on the evening o:
the 9th of January, at the residence of his broth
cr-n-law. Philo Hard,-CHARLEs W. EARL, for.
mery OF Ottawa, H., in the forty-seyenth year OF
his age.
There are few of the older residents of Ottawa
but remember Charley Earl, son of Maj. Seth C.
Earl, who fell CALAMITY at the head of his bat.
TALON at the bloody encounter of jackson, Miss,
during the rebellion. The family, that had dwelt
happily in Ottawa for many years, was broken W
and scattered by that calamity, and Charley,
drifting to Chicago and other cities finally ends
his career as above. He is rene mbcred here rs
young man of prcpossessing appearance and
good parts and capabilities, but how he really
Jared before its close in the worlds great battle
we are unadvised
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-12

II You are suffering with a severe cough, cold,
asthma, bronchitis, consumption, loss of voice,
tickling in the throat, or any affection of the
throat or lungs, ,W knoD that DIR. KINGS NEW
Discovery will give you immediate relief. We
know Of hundreds of cases it has completely
cured, and that where all other medicines had
failed. No other remedy can show one half as
MANY permanent c,urS Now TO give YOU satisfac
.ry proof that DIX. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY nil
carc sou of Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption,
severe Coughs and Colds, llOarscncss, or amy
Throat or Lung disease, il you will call at +. Y.
Grgg~'s Drug Store he will give YOU trial bot
tie ire cj cost, or regular size for sl.OO. a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-12

Rev. c. A. Stone breaches at the Congrcga-
tional church to morrow.
The Lyceum meets on Monday evening at the
Presbyterian church.
The Board of Supervisors begin the January
session on Monday.
Theo Tilton lectures on the Problem Of Life
at the Opera House 90 Thursday evening.
Good Templar'S r"gn'ar meeting postponed on
account of lecture. } order OF W. c. T. and r. ).
The &C. c." C.,5 give their next party on
Thursday evening - 'yt at the residence Of J. +.
Nash, Esq, on Ottawa Avenue.
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The lecture course was completed on last Mon,
day evening by the Madrigal Club, of Chicago,
Their concert was good one, Of course. The
old members of the club improve each time we
hear them, while on this occasion the violnist, NJ.
Buiseret, added not little to the programme.
The souvenir dc Bellne" was beautiful sclec-
ton and was played exceedingly well, and to our
way OF thinking the tenor solo with violin obliga-
to was one of tie numbers of the evening. Mon
sieur b. might, however, interest his audience
more with some other selection than VcuX-
temps "St. Patrick's Day" 1t was all very
fine rs sample of brilliant mechanical skill on
his part, but We have heard Of a musical au-
thor who initiates on piano Il storm at sea by
extending his hands to the cXtremitics of the
keys and bringing them rapidly together. Run
ming the scale in that way may give one must
cal idea, but how man can worry an idea out OF
VicuXtemps variations of est. Patricks' Day"
as played the other night or see music IN them is
beyond our comprehension.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-12

The great clearing sale of Scott Bros. n Co. is
now under full Roadway. Hundreds are attract.
cd daily by the great bargains offered Such low
prices have never before been known in La Sale
county.
Good, standard prints at A &C.
Yard wide sheetings at 414c
accent table linen at DC.
Sheetings worth Sc at DC.
Bleached shcctings worth l21sc at &c.
Lo,c price on doublc-cidM Sfetings and pillow
case cottons.
Silks and Dress goods marked mry cieop.
Decided bargains in CioakS.
Fine underwear worth 15c at JOc
E@rything marked cheap at SCorrs.'
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Mother mydicn" iu he world Was ever given
such 80 '.-t Of lis curative qualities Is Bo-chcc'>
,,rIu.u syrup. in ihr,, wears two million four
hundred thousand small bottles Of this medicine
r... distributed fiyc II char9c hy Druggists in
country 10 those afflicted with Consumption.
t.t.ma Group, severe Coughs. Pneumonia and
ether diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. giving
the American people undeniahle proof that Ger
man syrup will cure them. The result has been
that Druggists in every town and village In the
United states are recommending IL To- their Gus
ip,r--- go 10 YOUR Druggist, and ask what they
know about II. sample bottles 10 cents. RcgIi-
la -.yc - cents. Three doses will relieve any
cast, Tor .ale by Forbes * Gchring 81
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Wake 'em Up

PROBABLY we have not rs many old goods
worth about half as much as they originally
cost; and
PROBABLY we can't afford to make quite so
many improvements as some of our contcmpora.
rics (sad, yet true); and
PROBABLY we have not quite many lO,r-prc
ed goods as they, owing to the fact that our aim
has always bcen-as everybody knows-and al
rays ,ciH BE-, to give the BEST GOODS POSSIBLE FOR
THE MONEY, instead of the losSt price possible for
the goods, as some do.
STILL, we always aim to have our prices as loo
the forrest, on anything in the line of Dry Goods
and Carpets.
THEREFORE,, please note and compare the fol-
lowing:
CAsHMEREs.
A good all wool, 40 in. wide, for 4Sc.; a good
all wool, As in wide for 81, Gate price Sl.35); a
good all wool shifting flannel for 3Oc late price
40c; Turkey red table linen for CSC, usually
sold for 81; an all linen unblcached table dam
ask, 24c; real Gunet black gros grain silk for
zoe, worth Sl.25; Matallesse Dress Goods for 15c,
late price 25c; the best prints for Sc, sold else
where for &c to Sc; good wide shifting for &c ;
Coats thread SC spool wholesale dealers sup
piled at Chicago prices nth the usual discounts).
Now this is but an index of what our prices are,
and when on the war-path for dry goods call at
"a and % La Sale ST. and be convinced that we
wake 'em up on prices. Very Resp,
W. H. HULL.
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rwelye lins of Agate make one square.

Twelve Tins OF Agate make one square.
Advertisements under contract be plainly marked
length of time desired, they win be continued and
charged for until ordered ont
Business and professional cards exceeding five nes)
inserted 1--WE dollars per annum; five lines, dol
lar per line extra.
advance
es Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertisements
the expiration of the will be charged the full
ratesas above charge will also he made for dssou
ton and other notices connected with their regular
business.
Local notices, fifteen cents per line
gS- In no case will these terms be departed from.
cg- The date the slip which the subscribers name
printed indicates time when the subscription expires
Persons who paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful notice that the date the slip corresponds to the
which they have paid and at notify the publish
ers OF any discrepancy.
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Remember

That the season is rapidly passing and with il as
rapidly disappears that great stock of winter
goods at II. j. GILLEN's. Now is the time to buy,
getting as buyers do, bargains unprecedented
Almost everyone who has visited the city has
visited and bought at this house, and those who
have not should call at once, and be agreeably
surprised, notwithstanding their great cxpecta-
tions, at the inducements offered at "The Old
Reliable" All invited.
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At ID. Heenan & Cos.

Following are few examples of what they are
doing at d. Hecnan Il Co.'S:
Choice Minnesota flour 81 30 per cwt.
Il rounds choice dried apples for 81 90.
L! pounds choice dried peaches for $l.00.
pounds raisins for sl0O.
All other groceries in proportion.
They are also closing out the balance of their
great winter stock at greatly reduced prices. Call
on Us for bargains.
a full stock Of bcached and brown sheetings
and pillow case muslins, all widths, just received
and shall be sold at very low prices Call and
see our stock D. HEENAN x Co.
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Knife-p!ait'g machines,a kinds,at Mr.. brewer.

DR.. Petit brings 10 town the Information thHj
Miss MIliilaG, daughter 81 VIM. a. Mi.l.g.u,
ESQ. bad narrow escape from death ON Sa'IT.
day last she had been using morphine for ueU.
ralgia. and had taken repeated doses. When tl.
pain Of the neuralgia became allaycd the NOR.
prime took effect Her brother Immediately
started for the nearest physician, and after ruin.
Ing horsr 10y falling, and hy hard running he
found D.. PcIti,, e.. th, city, Who ran o.. d.-.
iancc 10 II. n, rc.ideucc-somc two mile
and arrived in time to save the young lady, ne.
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1t often happens that a good deal 81 know
ledge which We are not conscious Of possessing,
but which finds its way somehow into the brains
Of biz and little people - well, come, very rcad-
~ 10 hand when At i needed II So happened
with Annie and Jennie, whose first practical les
sons in housekeeping began after breakfast, one
morning when Bridget was absent at her sisters
funeral, and in consequence OF an accident by
which mamma spraincd her anklc."-EE'ari
from NE Hpsr TOOK BO,i
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With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. 1t has established the fact that con
sumption can be cured, while for coughs, bron.
chitus, whooping -coogh, asthma, and all diseases
of throat and lungs it is absolutely without an
equal Two doses will relieve your child of Group,
it is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless to
the Youngest child, and no mother can afford to
be without IT, You can use two-thirds of a bot
tia and &c >~i,ut " U Gay Is not true viii refund
the price paid. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and 81
per bottle. If your lungs are sore, or chest or
back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster sold 10y
Forbes IL Gchring
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false statement was made in the little daily
nuisance of the It'll inst, charging me with hay
ing false scale know nothing of the circum-
stance pretended to be narrated by Nattngcr. /
bought no dressed hogs at the time mentioned,
and know nothing of the ingenious falschood
worked up by the daily sensation-monger.
WM. DEGEN
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Must he Got Rid or.

Preparatory to raising and renovating our
store it will be necessary to close out our entire
stock of dry goods. To accomplish this object
between this date and January lst, We shall make
very low prices. As the goods will be sold with
out re- gard to cost or consequences, cash only
will b. received in payment. The sale will com
meme" on Monday, the 18th inst. Mr.. Shaw hav-
ing lyptcd our shoe room, boots and shoes will
be Included in the sale. A. LYNCH.
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MillInCtnn Oh s.tiIers.

At preliminary meeting Of the Old Settlers Of
the vicinity Of Millington on Wednesday, Jan.
9th, ii was resolved to issue a call for a meeting
looking 10 permanent organization and social
reunion. The time designated was Wednesday.
Jan. 10th, 1875, at the Austin House, at T. n
Old Settlers invited
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Ladies warm lined Slippers for 30 cents
Child " Phipps'
Notice.!

We are going to make some improvements in
our store next month that will require the re-
moval of the goods, and have marked dorm the
prices so that our customers can move our entire
stock in the next four weeks. We wish it dis
tnctly understood that this is a positice clearing
on delivery. SCoTT BROS. Il Co.
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Fraternity Elections.

Occidental Lodge, No. 10, 4. +. II 4. NJ, elect
ed the following officers on Monday evening.
Jan. It'll: Robert Henning, W. NJ. solomon De
gen, S. W; F. p. Childs, J. W. Henry c. Nash,
Treasurer c. c. Glover Scc'y.; James McMan-
nus, S. D.. II. 2. Clark, J. D.; F. +. Crane and
Justus Harris, Stewards; ID. K. Gregg Tyler.
The above officers elect of Occidental Lodge will
be installed on Monday evening, Jan. 2ist.
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The boys up at Wedron have been amusing
themselves during the winter by the formation
of dramatic association and minstrel troupe.
Now that they are well up in practice they will
give q series of entertainments in their ncighbor-
hood, which their audiences will no doubt enjoy,
for the published programme before us is attrac-
tive, and we doubt not will be well rendered
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Closing Out,

We have decided Ia close out our entire stock
of Boots and Shoes IF we cam, and therefore
have reduced our prices on everything in winter
goods to bedrock prices. Call and see our goods
and prices CHILD " PHTPPo.
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President Riddle oi the C., L. l. y +. railroad
ha- Issued the following; The resignation Of l.oui-
Wide. general freight agent Of This eompanl
h--'u- been accepted, 90 take effect oa the l>t
pr5x.. line dut.e, ~ general freight agent will DC
performed hy William VI. Sage, assistant gcner-
r.. f-cisl. agcai, AMI! fuT;aer ncIioc. Al com
ru-.-alions intended Cor general freight oaicc
-.,unld be add-essed 10 Mr.. s2ss-r.
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Notice.

The undersigned, being decidedly embarrassed
financially, would consider it in the light OF grca,
personal favor il those indebted TO him would
please call and square accounts.
Ottawa, Jan. II, 1878 !. MEGAFr1N.
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A Good Tempa!', sociablc will be given at
their hall on Frdl, evening, Jan. 18th. Al! are
respectfully invited to attend. Go and have Il
good time Refrc- urIcnt stand, post Office, &c.
No admission will 90 charged at the door. Free
for all. Don't fail iU 20.
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The COunty's Hogs.

-Ness,y. Editors-We slaughtered at the county
asylum - hogs on Tuesday last averaging 42019
pounds each. What farmer can beat it. During
the fall We lost by Hog Cholera" about the
same number. Had they lived to have been fat
tened we think they would have averaged still
higher in weight. &. w. JACKSON,
Superintendent
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The Ladies' Mite Society will give an oyster
supper in the basement OF the NJ. +. church in
West Serena, Wednesday evening, Jan. lG. All
are cordially invited. SECRETARY.
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leasing Lodge. /. o. OF. ". ~. had their
10Th annual social gathering At Schacfer's Hall
on Thursday evening last. About ioriy couples
danced 10 the music Of WILLIS band, aud perfect
social enjoyment prevailed.
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lecture on temperance will be given by John
Seboski, in the basement Of the Baptist church,
on Tuesday evening, January 18th, ut O'Clock.
All are cordially invited.
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Invitations are out for Social Party at the
City Hotel on the 18th inst As the entertaining
qualities of MessrS. Heating " Dwyre are pro
verbal, We bcspeak an enjoyable time for those
who receive an invitation.
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On sunday night last at the Fox River Bridge,
- white bull and Newfoundland dog,-has spot
across the ears and one across the tail, near the
rump. An appropriate reward for his recovery.
MARTIN KEEN
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Ball.

The Ottawa members of the 2tth regiment give
grand ball at Turn Hall on next Wednesday
evening for charitable purposes, which all should
attend The celebrated Great Western Band will
furnish the music-a treat seldom enjoyed. Go
and have a good time.
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Farm for sale.

The owen II. Posey Farm, 100 acres, > miles
:. w Of Grand Ridge. for sale 10y W. VI. Read
assignee Of the property; and also ~ acres sd-
joining; will be sold together or in parcels For
terms address ". VI. Read, Grand Ridge, Ia Sale
County Illinois.
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Have you disacpsa, are you constipatcd, have
you yellow skin, loss of appetite, or headache,
if so don't fail to use SHILoH's SYSTEM NITALI-
Ter. 1t is guaranteed to relieve you and will you
continue to suffer when YOU can be cured on such
terms as these. Price 10 cts and IS cts. Sold by
Forbes Il Gchring.