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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

~ good investment, better than loaning money
ut one per cent. q minute, is to keep your Liver,
Stomach. and Bowels in a healthy condition by the
use of Eerts Daylight Liver Pills. They will restore
you to health, mpart new vigor to your mind, tone
up your system, and give renewed pleasure to the
lows of nfe. Sold by C. b. Bickford Co., Troy;
Auc Miller, Wathena-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

All kinds of Machine Oils, rs low rs at St. Joe or
Atehison, at G.. b. BIcKyoRD & Co.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

a The Cleveland, Tennessee, svindler ID on the
track again. This time. his name 10 W. g. Upton,
and he Offers Diamond Wheat"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

Il We have just found ont that the Harvest
Home, to-day, is especially designed to bring people
into town, to afford them opportunity to subscribe
for the Bsetin. At least the refrain of most of the
locals in last weeks Bsuetin is "when you come to
the Harvest Home, call up and leave two dollars
with the Bsllstn; and II you haveat gottwo dollars
for Gods sake, leave fifty cents, OF somefhinS"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

Jusr REcErKD-A largo stock of Wall Paper and
Ronier C. b BIcKFoRD & Co.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

RI Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, cloth
and gilt binding 50 cents; same in paper cover %
cents. Manhood, 10 cents; Womsnhood, 10 cents;
Pamphlet, cents-securely sealed, by mail. Send
money or postage stamps. DR.. WHITTIER, the great
specialist, 6l7 ST. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

Y To-day is the Harvest Hone. and tomorrow
the circus. Dead loads of fun.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

y hyoa have any real estate to sell, applyso n.
b. r. @. T. Wood, Troy. Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

Keep sut the Flies.
Wire Screen Doors, and Wire Cloth for Window
Screens Troy LUMBER YARD.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22
N0eico.

Remember, We guarantee al our r - Fepgessated
or refund the money. C. b. BBcxyoRD & Co.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

TThere Is avery large emigratien passing through
town, bound west. these DAYS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

~ Best stock of Notions in the COun-
ty, mt Leland's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

r. Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment Is Tor
man and beast, and is balm for every wound. SOLD
by all druggists. .
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

IL Henry Grevle's new book, and most dramat-
ic and most powerful novel; and that established
her fame in Europe, is 'SAvEIIs ExrLASATIoS," now
in press and to be published in few days BY T. B.
Peterson Brothers, Philadelphia 1t is faithful
portrayal of Russian despotism, in the time of scrf
dom; and although the character which the plot
rests is strongly drawn, it is not oyerdrawn, but is
true the times and situation for the pictures Of
Russian life are drawn in a manner which would on
ly have been acquired through actual observation
and experience Powerful Us it is it is free from
aggeration, while pathetic tender love story is pre-
seuted for relief This novel shows more power and
wonderful concentration than any the author has
written; the descriptions vivid, and the char
acters and surroundings presented with such clear
ness and strength, that is carried to the scene
and feels the atmosphere. Henry Greve, indeed, is
charming and exquisite writer 1t will be issued in
uniform style and price with "Theo," Kathleen"
Gabrielle and Miss Crespigny" published by the
sal firm.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

| The achievements OF stanley, and Other Al.
rican Explorers.
Being complete history Of Stanleys Explorations 10,
Africa; together rin eoneise account Of the late
explorations By Baker, Cameron aud Others By
Hon. J. r. Headley
No recent event has excited n deeper and more
widespread interest in the country than the brilliant
achievement Of Henry NJ. Stanley, in the field of At
riean Exploration. Ever since the announcement of
his arrival IN famished condition, at the mouth of
the Congo, the public have eagerly awaited detail
ed account Of his thrilling experiences and the re-
suits of his discovery. The announcement therefore
of this volume, from the pen of brilliant and pop,-
lar anthor rs Mr.. J. T. Headley, will be received
with lively interest and satisfaction and this inter-
est will be greatly heightened by examination of
the book itself.
Since the death of Livingstone, the work of explo-
ration has been pushed with great vigor. Sir sam
uei w. Baker with a small army, and under royal au
thorty ascended the Nile, and was the first Europe
an to penetrate from the north into the great Central
Lake region. Lient. Cameron, of the English ROYAL
Navy, reached the same region from the east, and
then pushed across the Continent overland, to the
western coast and last and greatest of ALL the dar-
ing and intrepid Stanley breaking through the bar
rers which had proved insuperable to all former ex-
plorers in the face of thousand perils By savsges
beasts, anu forced
his way down the dark river . 500 miles, and solved
the great mystery by proving the Lualaba river dis
covered by Livingstone to be verify the head waters
Of the mighty Congo and thus opening grand high
way from the west coast to the heart and treasures
of one of most populous and productive continents
Of the globe. A more intensely interesting and ex-
citing narrative We have read. To follow the
brave Stanley in his marvellous voyage down the UNI
known river, fighting thirty-two battles with man
eating savages passing fty-seven cataracts and rap
ids to read Of the deserton of large number Of his
party panicstricken ut the terors of the forest of
threatened starvation in the middle of the great river
whose banks were filed with hostile savages; of
enormous labor in hewing through dense junges, to
pass the great cataracts; of the vast Wonderland
bordering this mighty river, rich in ivory minerals
and fruits where 'Erery prospect pIeases, aud only
man is rifle !" to learn all the incidents and advcn-
lures Of this marvellous journey, aud of the grand
ovations which have everywhere honored the indom-
table American one must follow the thrilling pages
of this book.
The publishers deserve great praise for the superb
manner in which they have brought out the work.
The beauty Of its Typography and binding, and the
number and excellence of engravings in keeping
with its value and character Undoubtedly it will be
more extensively read than any other book Of the
year.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

T. For good goods and low prices, 90 to the Cash
Store at Severance. McCRUN.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1SS.-IIar-
pers Magazine for September, with the two serial
stories by Black and Hardy, representing the best
work of these two great novelsts; three brilliant
short stories by Mrs L. W. Latimer, Rebecca Hard
ing Davis and Rose Terry Cooke; dramatic sketch
of thrilling interest by T. b. Aldrich with three ad
mirable illustrations by Abbey; u numerous sketch
by Charles ID. Deshler, entitled '.Ab'm A Glimpse
of Modern Dixie" illustrated by Pyle an illustrated
poem of pathetic interest 'The Foreclosure of the
Mortgage" by Mrs. Z. T. Corbett; other poems by
Ruth Dana and Harriet Prescott Spotford; several
articles, covering variety of subjects;
timely articles of great and immediate interest to all
readers and the five admirably sustained editorial
an exceedingly rich, beautiful, and
entertaining Number.
The opening article, by Clara +. Morse. entitled
Sheen, the Beautiful is interesting description,
with fine illustrations of Richmond Hill, Twieken-
ham, with Popes vlla), and other English of
poetic and historical interest.
Dr. Tome paper on Reformed wiesbaden"is pic
tureslue revelation to American readers of this IA
nous German spa, formerly the capital resort of
gamblers The article is embellisbed with twenty
excellent illustrationsof character and scenery.
w. p. Garrison contributes critical bnt popular
paper on Thomas Bcwick-the father of English
effective portrait and
twelve illustrations reproductions of Bewicks
Cravings This article is especially interesting, fol-
lowing, it does, the paper the Golden Age of
Engraving" in the August Harper
In Mr. Rideing's paper, "A Spring Jaunt in Staten
Island the most picturesque features of that Island
portrayed not only by the writer's pen but also
by illustrations contributed by of
best artists.
Mary p. Thatcher contributes an article on our wo-
men teachers, entitled "The School-mistress,n and
Miss Charlotte Adams treats subject which is
of great interest involving the most dramatic ep
isolde in the history Of the island of Cyprusnamey
the intensely interesting of Catherine Corna
TO- the Queen of that island from A. ID. 1913 to 1882
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

y Flows and CultivatOrs at Leland's
at prices to suit the times.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

IL We sell only for Cash, and will give our Gus
omers the best bargains in Severance, at
McCpuN'a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22
~ Old goods marked down, at LIE
lands, regardless of cost.

u just received, a large stock Of fresh T, at
c. ID. BICKFoRD s. Co.
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
,,on.v 3feb76.
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Money to Loan,

On long time at low interest on well improved Farms
Douiphan County, Kansas- Apply TO
tunee.. XXX STOUT, Troy. Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

u All kinds of new goods at Lelands,
ut prices to suit.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22
A Poem.
Twas August twenty first,
Just as the morning burst,
Say six of the clock.
A baby in this place, she

Stopped with Robert Tracy
Ashmead was the doc.
Also, born to II. II. Wheeler,
sunday, q girl, q 7-pound squesler.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

y For Pure Cider Vinegar. go to D. C. Sinclair.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-08-22

COumSy NOku1dH Imbt1Sutes
The following is the enrolment at the Institute, to
Wednesday noon. Those marked thus, ~ have
rolled their names, but not in regular attendance
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

Ing SO but, she aldoi quickly, T mus tell you how very sorry am for what l heard thls aftelnaou Il is indeed a sad loss"
 "Yos. il's not pleasant, ! Imusi confess hut thank heaven l am strong sud not very old and hayo always longcd for iife of adventures sp. 1T the worst is rr- alizcd, shall try my fortune In . nnH country, suppose we shnli soon ln,, 'o congratulate you. Mlss Heskrlhl' hn Said, after slight pause,
 'Congratulale me what do you mean, am not engaged, nor um likely tu br, .
 You nsfonlsh me. thought LiHtou wns n be the happy mnn"
 "Mr, Llslon is nothing to mo, nor ever will be-, she sald, hurriedly.
 "oh I hnve forgotten he whs n poor wretch Ike myself now SO suppose that's the rcason,"
 "Mr. Herbert, why do you speak 10 me like thlsl What have l done that you should think that only cared for man for what he possesses? If loved him. poverty would bo no drawback, it Is uu- kind Of you to speak as you d.. And poor Maud, win heating heart unI vary ing color looked very much like break, ing dows. Utterly amazed nt her words. and thinking his ears had dercived him, he looked eagerly at her, Could this be the girl his friend hud warned hIn against?
 Maud, do you mean what you say Would you really marry poor man?" he said, passonaicly, while hc clasped the girls hands in his. Answer mo child why have you treated me SO badly thc last month? We were good friends enough before Liston came"
 Looking into his eyes and seeing all the love that beamcd therc, Maud told him all; how she had heard the conversation between him and Liston, and it's result.
 "So, said Percy, "but for the loss of my fortune I never should have won my wife! Good comes out of evil after all r
 But may only be an incumbrance to you whileyou are poor" whispered hap py Maud. Don't you think we sLoulI wait until you are better off"
 "Wait! No thank you no moro wait Ing me; Il second Harry Liston might ap- pear and what should do then? No; a- soon as ever my affairs are settled shall elaine you. and, taking the girl in his arms, "it won't be by fault, my darling, ifyou ever regret becoming Percy Her bers wife"
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31
2R. &NZZgH0S'
Electric Oil,

We quote q few letters from Grst-class houses and doctors. (Sce papers and phamplcts for hundreds that have been rocoived.)
 nf'" No Bleeding, Purging, Smarting, Burning mcdication-no Opium, Cam phor Capsicum, Alcohol and Water in it. Cannot be diluted with any cheap stuff, without showing it at once.
 This genuine ELECTRIC OIL is the only cure of DEAFNESS in the market. Cures all pain that it can reach, pro notes absorption either superficial or docp-scated as nothing else can'do. IL modies the sccrctions and is instantly soothing to the mucous membrane of the Throat, Stomach, Intestincs and Bladder, acts specifically on the Kidneys, does not relax, but is peculiarly pleasant to the bowels. That its operation is electric, in the familiar accGptation of the term, is beyond question. It scenes to reach the sources of disease and pain with lightning-like cclcrity, and tG abate in tammatiOn from whatever cause arising, with extraordinary dispatch. Being as mild as it is potent, it can be given to children for croups, cramps, and other complaints to which they are subject, without the slightest danger. Cures Group in an hour. Nothing equals it for Gathered Breast, which it relieves at once and soon dissipates by absorption, on physiological principleS.-lt cures the most terrible ielons, saving all the bone, mover even leaving scar Same on Burn or FROSTED FLESH, ERYSIP ELIAS, SALT RHEUM, TETTER, and other cutaneous diseases, readily yield to this soothing balm. Try it on the face after shaving, or on chapped lips or hands. It don't smart on all infant, and all mothers who have tested it say. '' no more puifs and powders for my child, as this oil is Q perfect charm to irritatcd cuticle. Tt cured Mir. MUNTz, (for 20 years Treasurer of Georgetown, D. e. of Amaurosis. He was blind. All the drug gists in Washington know him, and they sell the OIL and recommend 1t. It cures SICK HEADACHE in 20 minutes. It builds up the vital system; does not i'm nair nutrition. For PILES there is nOth- ing yet known like it. Asthma, Bron- chitis Chronic Stiff Joints, Glandular Enlargement and Swellings, Inilamed Sores, Earache, Mumps, etc., are cured by this Oil. It relieves palpitation at once. For Corns alono it is worth ten times its cost. Cramps and Bloody Flux it relieves and cures. Try it freely. Bring in the worst cases to DIR. SMITH or to the Drug Stores.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

A Portland (Me.) woman drapes her house inside and out with crape and dis plays the Ann rican flag on each anniver- sary of the death of Lincoln.
 It takes about 250, GOO lead pencils day to keep the United States Il marking on paper. 7S,OO0, GOO are used in year, cost ing nearly S+,oOO,oOo.
 A Chiuamnn fell into Hume in Placer- vile, Cal, was swept with frightful voloci. ty through q tunnel 800 feet long, and dropped forty feet into canon, but he waS not much hurt.
 Several thousand years ago seven per- sons engaged ill deadly combat in what is now Lyons, Ky. Their skeletons recently unearthed, show by the attitudes that they were fighting when they died.
 The latest French idea in railroading Is to have the track between important sta. hons reflected upon great mirror tt each station, so the master csu 'ch the sctual progress and position of all trains.
 The New Haven City Court is determined to punish contempt. A woman was sent up for thirty days for drunkenness. She insuted the Judge. He gave her thirty dsys more. She repeated the offence and he made it sixty Then she became silent
 bonlu s71caCG3-:i.!- Journalist Is 1ptorts- Ing the people HOW u tell a raDlo uox. Well, if he wants to tell rabii dog any thing he may; but we prefer to communi- cate with hm by telegraph.
 "Wont you ladies tell me what your nre talking uboutY'' said a flop. I'm Ill ears." One of the ladies looked ut him sharply. and said: "So you are; you ought psvsr to get our halr cut"
 The Czar, according to the LoaGon Morning Post, experiencing general de- sertion of his body guard, and mistrusting its faithfulness, has resolved to disband the corps. It consists exclusively of Circassian officers of the Mohammedan faith.
 A West street N Y.) merchant hasa col lection of the fgureheads of vessels wrecked on this coast for one hundred years back. Some of these are gorgeous iD gilt and painting, and many are battered and wcather-worn.
 two negroes were in the woods spii,ung rails, when the question of what was .be best thing ill the world to eat came up. A stake of "fo' bits" Was deposited on a neighboring stump, to be taken by the one guessing at the most palatable dish. After throwing ''heads and tails" for first guess, the winner exclaimed, "Possum aud sweet pertnter." ''Sh-l-oo" ejaculaed the other, take de money; take de money; didn't tink you'd guess de berry best flu. ting"
 Boys" said south side school teacher, knowledge never comes without seek ing. Stick pin there." And then as he shot up from his seat like jack in the box, he offered reward of five dollars for the boy who had stuck pin there, and one of the boys held up his haudand said the teacher was wrong. He had no knowledge of that pin in his chair. had not sorgllt 1t. and vet II csns.-nuTsegs.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

DR. G. E. SMITH, Phila Dear Sir: Finding ny stock of Electric Oilt nearly exhausted, have to urge that you send me another supply ct once. ga. Go to 100 dozen of large have not been aoi' to supply the demand. I can quote for you nu- merous cures-some very remarkable ones, too one physician. cured by your Oil. It has become
 noted fact and is mentioned by our citizens, that it cures every time. Please give your earliest at tention to my orler and oblge Yours respectfully. FRED. E. SMITH. Druggist. Montpelier, Vt.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31
,hra.4oIA GOOD h0RAT to s.n.
DIPHTHERlA!!

JuHSEusB ANnnYNE IistNEsT Will positively pre- vent this terrible dt-sase and will positively cars linr easos in ten. Information that will save many iiyes sent free by mail. Don. delay moment. Pro. T,ntiop is better than eurd, Sold EVer) whsre. L s. JOHNsON < C0.. nAAanR, MAINE. ~
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

PORTSMOUTH, N H., April 2d.-DR. SMITH, Dear .Ssr: hay5 sold large quantities of your Electric Oil. find it very superior article and rccommed it to my custome;s Yours Respectfully. WI. R. PRES TON, Druggist.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

MANCHESTER, N. H. April 6.-DR. SMITH, Phil'a Dear S:-Your geRaiae original Electric Oil" is do- ing wonders in New Hampshire. Some men here cannot do without it. don't remember ot selling
 single bottle that has not proved itself ctcacious to degree unusual. Yours truly, JOHN A. PER RI, Druggist.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

PROVIDENCE, R. L, May 1Oth.-DR. SMITH: Dedr Nr:-We irely out of dollar size. Not sinSle bottle in the house. Send us 10 gross small and gross la.ge at once We are aying large sales.
 Yours truly, BALCH SON.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31
Look at the Prices:

and the
  they bargains duplicated prices orlc urstSc crycdO
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

A dfNI'H WANTED tho best and tsstesl 50, [ "A ing Pictorial iOnis snd hLrs, Prizes Fg dured J1 pr cent, NATIONAL PUBLISHING uu,, I'hiiatia fs eU4w.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

want the agency of this Oil in Maine for ten years. II. II. HAY, Wholesale Druggist Portland
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31
New Have, REGISTER. ESTABLISHED IN 1872. Dtrot.d fo Politics, LiterdtaGe, Locdl aud
 General Neirs. The Leading Democratic Paper of the State, and the only Democratic daily
 in New Haven County.
THE DAILY EVENING REGISTER

HE DAlLA EfENlNu hEulolEF ls published in thrre editions every afternoon Sun day excepte,H and contains the latest telegraphir news o sll parts Of the world in full. For local and State news it is unexeelicd. Carefully pre- uzrrd editorial articles selected miscellany. and the brightest selections from leading contemporaries. superior advantages uf the Associaied Press sof which no New Haven morning paper k a HleAbsr,l if has the game facilities for teegr1phic news pos sessed by metropolitan journals.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA, Oct. 5th-We have sold ill one day more than $30 worth Of Dr. Smith. Flee tic Oil at retail. A. D. MILLER O., Druggists!
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-31

GS Gss G& to s29 per day made by any workers of either right in their own localities Particulars and samples worth s free. Improve your spare time at this business. Address.
 STINsoN X Co.,, Portland, Maine.
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RINIII4IGSs.

will mai lianisl thb Fstipe nr a simple NE st4- Ma lAIA thst Nll remove TAN, tHtthLtai FihfitsA Hul man HAs, idAfihg thu sklh siit fgAf sipi hnautlIHii alsa, instructions hif producing ulnriaht growth at AAlr an bald heal pr siA AutL iAsu, Allnisa, inrainB 1r si.inp. leu, kaudfH tu 20 Ann stnal. M
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Whyl Q Why!

I.rnt ysu fz1 stI15. .IT5I;D GLY KKINE fer ehar- Es-t zlsds @ iiI-. <sT5 Islsaaz. BaFns Sore Eyss SsIe Siflisz ! srsir-se lszsax stc nt Isy rnsl ss -ss.ass- '. 2 syAAas saAs4 A-s iz E
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TAs cslunsian Weekly Register.

Pub,ixhsd eEeFy Thursday. contains tllrtysix col rzn,ss and ik fEe Iest newspaper and has the larg eirratasiez. e< <Ay paper in counecticut. It l. ffted xifh BsF1iaalzr rare. contains all the news f the wee5 s ssertaet f,rm and is fzvorite fz5u- ilv iourua fss azzsesi.aEzl hterzry- scientific,
 ;si sui ssaz{ral 1szz eexzrt51eBts are especiaTly -,1ushle rfssuizS ztfesfi1ss siEen to reports of ssssr sferks. Csz<le RzssetF snd irice Current Of f.,,.eri.s sz.a s=zzzssass. H. Legislative Reports As sr sIss sEz sssszEs ths DaIIT zsd EEEzL4 RssrsrEE are Enssxspssssd
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Reliable Energetic Men Wanted. We Have a well Established Business.

Hundreds of good men are making money at it. We want more men all over the cuuntry--iu Agent in every town. General Agents tu handle large ter ritory to whom lbca! indurcm, utg are offered. Send your address by Postal Card and we will fer ward you an explicit statement Of lIcts. fyou Art not satisfied with what wc offer your information has cost you nothing and will be valuable 10 you in many wnvs.
 BI,sFL MANF'G CO.,. 42 Murray Street. New York.
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Agents.
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n HALLS J0uRsAt. uF HEALTH, New feFs.
 II aims Co shnN how tllssasa may Dc avoided, lt ls thp uhilsl hhi hest Heath publication In the EnFil' and thGusills attribute Inc tll measure st health Anl happiness ilsy tHiay largely Co s ,sssh' ,HFH. Edited ty hF, L, H tiimh huvrpssuf Co tue saiu pr, w. W tAls hHhs, aFiinn price. .i4s yrEr, ppsiagD laiu,
 No haNH malf gn RfrsnfrHfHi With Dr. ulaIa whirh will fu1lll Hs ln mrnist any uf our old uF uew suhspar'rs with HALLS JOURNAL OF HRtLtH,' hr One Dollar yrH, or FiIty Goats for
 h manths, postage psih- sample copies may As etn at this nttrns-AKRfnNA htE,
 tha.o4ad A GOOD AGENT to can.
 dg dtltGu Fsss AhHIbWA aud iAs io,d articles 10 Inc world lip prihlu. Snts u one toN,Y Manufacturing cn, clinton plse.. New York, tw