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Showing How to Make u Haggls

Parboll sleeps pluck and a piece of good
lean beef. Crate the half of the liver, and
mlnce the beet, the lights and the remaining
half Of the liver. Take of good beef suet half
the weight Of this mixture and mince it with
half dozen small firm onions. Toast some
oatmeal before the fire for hours, till it is of
light brown color and perfectly dry Less
than two teacuptuls will not do for this meat
Spread the mince on board, and strew the
meal lightly over it with high seasoning of
pepper, salt and Il little cayenne well mixed
Have haggisbag perfectly clean, and see that
there be no thin part in it, else your labor may
be lost by its bursting. Put in the meat with
as much good beef gravy or strong broth as
will make it thick stew. BE careful not to
fill the bag 100 full, but allow the meat room
to swell; add the juice of a lemon, or little
vinegar, press out the air, and sew up the bar !;
prick it with large needle when it first swells
in the pot to prevent it from bursting; let it
boil, but not violently for three hours
REMARKs.-A blind man cannot by any e..
fort of the imagination conceive color; nor
can any man alive conceive a Haggis without
having it submitted to the senses 1t takes
possession Of the palate,-you forget for the
time being all other tastes. Your tongue feels
enlarged in your mouth. 1t is more tibrous
also more porous There is harmonious call
among tongue, palate and insides Of the cheeks.
Your very eyes have gust and your ears are
somewhat dull Of hearing trying to taste.
The stomach receives without effort and en-
joys such delight that you scarcely know when,
how or why you have ceased to eat. You con
tinue to eye the haggis-bag with grateful ailec.
ton, command the waiter to behave kindly to
it, and when it is removed follow it out Of the
room with silent enedictiOn.-.Scrtbner t0r
JuIH
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Death by Hanging Painless,

All the evidence goes to show that death by
hanging is painless and there is positively no
fact or wcll-tOunded opinion to the contrary.
If this be the case, then, what Is the eyplana-
ton Oft? Simply this That in every form
Of strangulation the blOod-yessels Of the neck
are compressed, as well Us the airpassagcs.
\ large part Of the blood is returning from the
head 10y the external jugular veins, which are
very near the surface, and IN which the current
can be checked by slight pressure Most of
the blood from the brain itself comes back
through the internal jugulars, which lies near,
but little outside of, the carotid arteries. The
walls OI veins are lax and yielding, so as to be
easily compressed, while those of the arteries
are firm and elastic, and il requires COnsidera-
bic force TO approximate them. Pressure
then, which is sufficient to close the jugular
veins only crowds carOuds little farther IN
ward, and the blood is still poured through
them into the brain whence II cannot escape
When this pumping process Is going on at the
rate OF seventy strokes a minute, II Is easy 10
understand how the engagement Of the YES
sells ot the brain, IN a very brici time reaches
uegree which causes inscnsIbility. 10 explain
why TINS congestion CAUSES INCONSISTENCIES
would involve technical discussion which
would here be out of place. IL must suffice 10
say thal 1t does; 50 that, a. the cerebral con
geStlon IN hanged person brings on lnScnSi
blllty within minute, while the physical
agony oil suilOcailon does not begin until later,
II follows that the victim does not feel any OF
the pangs OF asphyXia. He first becomes in
sensible, with accompanying plcasurable feel
ingS from cerebral congestion, and then is
clicked To deash while unconSciOus.-Dr. H.
:. Tracy, 10 Popular Science No,thlyJ orJwy
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To the Four Winds--- Heaven Help Them.


(DctrOlt Free Press.)
FIVE weeping children were LETT orphans the
other day by the death of their mother, wild
ow who lived on Prospect street. The father
was killed at one of the depots about two years
ago and since then the mother had kept the
family together by hard days work. Lack OF
food, exposure and worry brought on an i'll
ness which terminated fatally and the children
huddlcd together in corner OF the room feel
ing awed and frightened, but yet unable to re-
alZe that death had made them waits. When
the remains had been sent away to potters
field dozen women gathered and held IA
whispered conversation.
iii take one OF the poor things, though
I've four children of my own" said one of the
women.
"And I'll take another"
"And I'll take one"
"And so will l."
Then there was the baby-a toddlng bow,
who had been rocked to sleep every night of
his life, and whose big blue eyes were full of
tears rs he shrank behind his sister to escape
observation. As none of the poor women
seemed prepared to take so young a child, a
girl not over ten years old, dressed a little bet
ter than other children there, crept into the
group reached out for the babe, paIted his
white head, kissed him and said:
II will take this one | have no brother
and ma and pa will let me keep him. He can
sleep IN my trundle-bed play with my doll,
and they may put all the Christmas presents
into his stocking!" and the girl ran around
the corner and returned with her mother, who
sanctioned all she had said Come hubby
you're mine now!' called the girl, and he
laughed rs she put her arms around him and
tried to lift him up.
BY and by a woman said: "Children, you
have neither father, mother nor home. You
must be divided or go to the poor-house. Kiss
each other, poor orphans, and all kiss the
baby!"
They put their arms around him, and hug
ged and kissed him, and they went out from
the old house TO go in different directions and
perhaps never again to meet all together
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VEGETINE.
/ OWE MY HEALTH
TO YOUR VALUABLE
Vegetine.
NEWPORT, KY, April %, 1877.

NEWPORT, KY, April %, 1871.
ME. II. l.. STEVENS
Dear SlIaving suffered from breaking of Canker
Sores for than i've years caused by accident
fractured bone, which fracture into running
and having used every thing could think of and nothing
helped me- until had taken six bottles of your valuable
medicine, which Mr. Miller the apohecary, recommended
very highly. The sixth bottle cured me, and all say
that owe my health TO your valuable Vegcnc
Your most Obcdlent servant
ALBERT Won ROEDER.
unnecessary for me to enumeate the diseases for
which the VEGErINE should be used knew OF no disease
which will admit of its use, with good results Almost
nnucrab complaints caused by poisonous sccrctons
in the blood which be entirely expelled from the system
by the use of the NEGETINE When the blood is perfectly
ceansed the disease rapidly yields all pains cease healthy
action is promptly restored, and the pctient cured"
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FARM AND GARDEN.
CnrrespOndenCe.

We shall be glad to receive, for publication
in this department. short and pointed commu-
uications from farmers, gardeners, stock-raiS-
ers and Others, on any topic Of general inter
est to agricuturists. The name and postofiice
address should accompany each letter, not
necessarily for publication, but us a guaranty
of good faith, 1t is our purpose to open this
column to Il free exchange of experience and
opinions between its readers
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Apparatus costing $4,000 has been success
fully used in san Francisco to photograph IA
horse while trottng. \ row Of cameras was
uncovered and covered hy electricity, thus
phoiographing the famous horse at successive
points of his stride while going at Il 2:25 gait.
These pictures show that his feet were all off
the ground together twice during the stride,
Notwithstanding the general belief of turf.
men that trotting horse always has one
1901 down while IN action They also upset
accepted theories as to the shape of the fore
lee when the foot touches the ground. for DC.
cident is shown with the leg protecting at IA
considerable angle before him, as straight as
an iron bar, with the heel in contact with the
surface, and the toe not yet brought down.
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The Kalamazoo lMichJ TqieqyopE state

The Kalamazoo MichJ Tsleqr0DE states
that mode of destroying caterpiilars was dis
covered there accidentally, which certainly i
worth trying. \ piece of woolcnrar had Lcan
blown by the wind into currant bush. and
when taken out was found 10 be covered with
these leaf dcyouring insects. Pieces ofwoolen
cloth were Immediately placed on every bush
IN the garden, and the next day the caterpil-
lars had universally taken to them for shelter.
IN ,hls way thousands were easily discovered
every mOrniD~
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n plan Tor improving the aroma of butter
IN use IN many parts OF Switzerland. noted for
So3I mix and fine butter. i rs follows: The
mix as soon a It is drawn. and while We,
warm; L filtered through a sprig Of washed fir
ups. tle stem Of which is inserted loosely and
IpHsHt IN me hole of the funnel. The milk
deposits mars skin, clois, or gelatinous slimi.
l n'eS on NE leaves. 1t has impaired to il a
sour 'N' 81
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=, A frenchman roasts coffee. cr1nds If 70
hour moistens it very little miycs ;, in
twice It's weight ofpcwdered sugar and Then
presses u INTO tablets. One of these tablets
can DC dissolved at any time in hot or cola
Wa.ef' making at once the very perfection of
Sonee' anu II / claimed that a pound Of the
GeiIy VIII 90 much farther BY This prepara.
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Timothy Grass should he cut rs 500

Timothy grass should be cut as soon as il is
entirely out Of blossom. At this time the new
bulbs, which form just at the top of the
ground, are in Il sufficient state of forwarclpess
so the bottom growth will not he checked
When clover is mixed with timothy. the hay
should be cut when the timothy is in proper
condition. Timothy should not he cut so
as any of the other grasses, since hot, dry
weather succeeding is apt TO iniure the bulbs
at the base of the stalk, upon which the sue.
ceeding years crop dcpends.-Pruirte Farmer
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vEGET|NE
FOR DROPSY
never shall
Forget the first Dose.
PEONIDENCR.

=, PROVIDENCE
Mr.. III. H. STEyESs:-
Dear SRI have been great sufferer from dropsy was
tcOnhned my house than year Six months of the
time was entirely helpless was obliged have TWO men
help me III and out Of bed. swollen 10 inches larger
than my natural size around my waist suffered all man
could and i've tried all remedies for DrOpsy had three
different doctors. My friends all expected would die
many nights was expected 10 die before morning At last
Ncgeiine sent me by friend shall forget the
was getting better After had taken some or bottles
could sleep qnte well nights began gain now quite
fast After taking 10 bottles. could walk from one
part of my TO the other My appetite good: the
dropsy had al this time disappeared | kept taking the
Negetne until regaincd my usual health heard of
able TO attend 10 my work am carpenter and builder
will also IL has cured aunt OF MY we Neural
ga who had suffered for than ~ years. She she
has not had neuralgia for eight months have given
TO of my children for CgHker HtOy. have doubt
In mind will cure any humOr; il cleanser of
the blood; IL is safe TO give child will recommend IL
the world My father so years old and says there
cannot be too thankful for the use of IL. am,
Very gratefully yours, JOHN S. NOTTAGB.
ALL DISEASES OF THR BLooD.-If VEGETINH will relieve
pain cleanse purify and such diseases restoring the
patient perfect health after trying different physicians
many remedies suffering for years. is 1t conclusive
proof If you are sufferer be cured? Why this
medicine performing such cures 1t works in the
blood In the circulating fluid can truly be called the
Great Blood Purifier. The great Of disease orgi
in the blood; and medicine that does d.
recy upon it, 10 purify and renoyae, has any just claim
upon public attention.
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Subscriptions received Tor all the principal
newspapers and periodicals in the United States
al Osman * Hapeman's.
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nj n. MOLONF:Y, Attorney and Counselor q
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I IL. DRUITr, Attorney and Counselor at Law,
u. Ottawa H. Office, over No rs La Sale street, OPP
pOsc DR.. Dyers Office win attend promptly to all bust
entrusted to his care Special attention paid To colec
tons augly-imOs
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uIRAM n. GILBERT, Attorney at Law. OF
IL Ace in Opera House Block, Ottawa, III. scp2ji5
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n McDOUGAIII,(s Successor 10 Cameron n Ne
~. DuugIll.D Attorney and Counselor Law. Oilce in
Glover d Cooks Block, Ottawa, H. Also United States
Commissioner. dcCg'1G
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rHAS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor at
~ Law. ONCE in Opera House Block, Ottawa. H. marl'I3
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JANIE,SS ID. JOII NSTON. Attorney and Coun.
~ seOr at Law, and Notary Public OtlCe, second floor
Hoes Lcands block, northwest Court House Square
Ottawa Illinois, iunT16
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professional CarDs.
TT 0 r N e Y S .

TroRNEYs.
THOs. W. CRANE, Attorney and Counsel.
i rat Law, No. Court street. OTTAWA, Ills Money to
loan Oh farm property. iunllSly
T IL. DRUIrT, Attorney and Counselor at Law,
pOsite Dr. Dyers office viii attend promptly TO all bust
ness entrusted his care Special attention paid To coec
tons. aug2g-Gmos
NJ. Law. VOLTS Block, La Sale street, Ottawa, Ills
HIRAM n. GILBERT, Attorney at Law. OF
IL Ace in Opera House Block. Ottawa, ILL., scp2ji5
(NHAS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor at
~ Law Office in Opera House Block, Ottawa ILL., marl'3
n McDOUGAI.II, Successor to Cameron Il Me.
~. Duugall) Attorney and Counselor at Law Office in
Glover q Cooks Block, Ottawa, ILL., Also United States
Commissioner. dec21s
Is neys al Law. 0lce in Busncs building, wesi the
Court House. Ottawa, III. may9i'1G-y'
JAMES ID. JOHNSTON, Attorney and Coun.
seor at Law; and Notary Public. Once second floor
Ottawa, Illinois. iun3iG
IL T.. BULL, Attorney at Law once over City
~. Drug store northwest corner Of Ia Sale and Madison
streets, Ottawa, III. may9rI6
n l.. THOMPSON. Attorney and Counselor at
-. Law Office east of the Court House Square, Ottawa
y +. I.INCOLN, Attorney at Law. ONCE over
ID. No 10 La Sale street, side IT the Court House
Ottawa, III. luy3i5
GEORGE =. ItLDRE;DCiE:,A Attorney AT Law
VI ohce in Opera House Block, Ottawa, III. april
EDWIN n. LEWIS, Attorney ard Counselor at
II Law. shcrwood's Block, Ottawa III APPS
y ICHoLSoN, * SNOW, Attorneys and Coan
and adjoining counties Once, west Of Court House 0tta
wa. III. loyll |
GEORCit NJ. LEILA MP, Attorney and Coun
- seor ut Law and solicitor IN Chhncery OniC3 oyer
Benefits store, west Of Court House mayiS'o |
FRA NIX ,. CItAwFoRD, Attorney At Law
chicago I:'' Noa ny Pubic iE .'''' '' marg
MAYO y wIDNLETs. Attorpeys a LAW 2, one {,,,,
vi In Nattiugcrs Block, corner Of l~Salc ami Main
streets front room up stairs, Ottawa, III. stpl ,
PHYSiCI4h
nR.J. II. CANIpFITGLD. Physician and sur
~ gcOn. Opera House BLOCK. Ottawa. III. L1----
nR. II. NJ. IcARTHUR, OTTAWA, ~. ONCE
Il, IN thr oTer' lieqIe gcA Open i,-ln g,+S NJ.
nois Avenue. ian2E'6 .
DR. !. =. RT-BURN, OTTAWA M once in the
~ Opera House Block Residence with Ur. Macarthur.
on Benton St, south Of Illinois Avenue. JanlES
II NJ. GODFREY. NJ. -, l. T. q. $ ElH-'
II. burg Office clifton Hotel. Residence, % webster
street. lurii"
DR. NJ; zE:HSD DER, Homeopathic Physician, Or f.
~ tawa, ILL., Offers his services fhr friend. no rag il
son Particular "Sn5 .i gwen t ir, @ al Women
and children. Otlcc IN Glover g Cooks ElUcs i.oi6
mr.. II. r. DYER,
OFFICE OVER CAsHs BOOK STORE
Residence on Columbus street, opposite che uar'gnai
Church. Ottawa. Illinois. UuyI-.I
l. y GItIGIiS, Druggist, bookseller arl station
II. ~. OTTAWA, ~ second store u SatHcHra H1,N.
south side II Court lIsu.. square.
NJ E<NEUs~I-. German Druggist ana AP.-l,ca-y.
W. IWLIilA.e AID rrf-'if Main Ottawa. Do. IH.-.
porter - Drugs, Chemicals. French Cnguiac UrsIIss.
Wines &c.
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L. T.. BULL, Attorney at Law. Office over City
streets. Ottawa, III. may4ri6
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pUSH ~ ELL, GILMAN & COOK, Attor.
ID neys NJ Law ONCE In BUshnes building west Of the
Court House, Ottawa, Ill. may2i'1G-ly'
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'NIIOS. W. ID. era NE, Attorney and Counsel
or at Law, No. Court street, Ottawa, Ills Money to
loan Oh farm property. iunl'IS'ly
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- +. LINCOLN, Attorney nj Law. ONCE over
d. No 10 Ii sale street. west side IT the Court House
Ottawa, III. juy3ij
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+ l.. THOMPSON. Attorney and Counselor at
H. Law Office of the Court House Square, ottawa,
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GEORGE NJ. LEILA MP, Attorney and Coun-
VI seOr NJ Law. and solicitor Ia ChAnCcry Oico over
Benefits store west OF Court fOus.. maylS16
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GEORGE -. IiI.DISE;DCi T., Attorney AZ Law
VI Office In Opera House Block, Ottawa, ILL., april
EDWIN n. LEWIS. Attorney and Counselor at
IL Law. Shcrwood's Block, Ottawa, III. apr3
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NICHOLSON. IL II. Snow.
ID ICHOLSON * SNOW, Attorneys and Cpun
IL sellers law Will practice In the courts Of Ia Sale
and adjoining counties Once west Of Court House Otta
III uUyl4
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PHY 3iCI1k 8 .

Residence on Columbus street opposite ,c Congregational
Church. Ottawa. Illinois. rYyI--I
l. Y. GISICICTS. Druggist Books. Ter lra station
IL. cr. OTTAWA, ll second store iu SaffIgr.r WltS.
south side II Court lIsus. square.
N NNE.JTSSI-. German druggist ana APu-leCary.
vi. IWLu'1lg IUi retail Main street. OTTAWA. 3D. IH..
porter - Drugs, Chemicals French C1Euiac uraEl.ss.
Nines. &c
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-04-19

Old bachelors who never smoke.
People who will suffer from chronic indiges-
ton, constipation and torpid liver or "bil-
iousness," when d.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets are
known to be reliable and speedy remedies for
these diseases.
Old maids who do not love cats.
People who have catarrh, annoying and dis
gushing every one around them, when Dr.
Sages Catarfh Remedy is known 10 be potent
remedy for this disease.
Women who do not love babies.
Women who will suffer from all those pain
full diseases 10 which the sex is heir, when DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is admitted by
every lady who uses ii to be an efficient remedy
for these maladies.
People who believe their progenitors were
apes.
People who will Tread about Helen's Babies. 1"
and That Husband Of Nine" and That
Wife OF Nine" and That Mother-in-law Of
Nine" and "That Son-in-law Of Mine" and
yet fail to read about themselves in " The Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser
Christians quarreling with each other on
their way TO Heaven.
People who will seek health at fashionable
watering places, smothering at Saratoga or
Long Branch, or sacrificing themselves TO
Graham diet at Water Cures and Health
Institutes, when the magnificent Invalds'
Hotel, at Buffalo, offers all the elegant COM
forts Of the finest hotels, combined with the
best sanitary advantages ,-Russian, Turkish,
and plunge baths, gymnasium, etc.,-and is
situated in and near some OF the finest natural
scenery in the Empire State.
The most peculiar Of all are the people who
read these paragraphs and fail to profit
by them.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-04-19

Secretary Thompson has issued an order
directing the commanders Of United States
men-of-war in South Pacific waters 10 seize all
American vessels engaged In the coolie trade
and bring them to q United States port for
trial
The Republicans OF both houses OF Congress
held a caucus and appointed q Congressional
committee TO act on behalf OF the party
resolution was presented by Senator Sargent
that the President be urged 10 rescind his
order forbidding the attendance OF officials in
the executive branch of the civil service at
preliminary meetings, caucuses, and conven-
tons of political character, and their services
upon political committees" After debate the
resolution was referred to the committee.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination Of
John W. Hoyt, Of Wisconsin, TO be governor
Of Wyoming Territory.
The House committee on ways and means,
in its discussion Of the bill revising the in
ternal revenue laws, has reached those sec
tons providing for the reimpositlon of the in
come tax, and the committee rejected a motion
to strike them out by vote Of five in the
Affirmative to six in the negative. Those who
voted nay were Mr.. Tdcker OF Virginia Mr..
Sayler, of Ohio Mr.. Robbins, of North Caro-
lima MIR. Harris, Of Georgia Mr.. Burchard
OF Illinois, and Mr.. Gibson, of Louisiana. The
affirmative votes were by Mr.. Wood, OF New
York Mr.. GARFIELD, Of Ohio Mr.. Banks, of
Massachusetts, Mr.. Kelley, OF Pennsylvania,
and Mr. Phelps, of Connecticut.
Foreign News.
According to a dispatch from Rome, Russia
has offered to send an ambassador to the Vati
can at once on the Pope's accepting the present
condition Of the church in the Russian empire
Prince Orion, the Russian ambassador at
Paris, has complained to the French govern
ment in regard to the tone of prominent Par
isian newspapers. NJ. Waddington, French
minister OF foreign affairs, in reply to the
princes complaint, said that the government
has no control over the papers in question, but
tle 49,, Leo,, irvrteS 90,
Prince OrloH was much dissatisfied with the
reply.
Cardinal Giuseppe Berardi's death in Rome
is announced; aged sixty-eight
Trouble with the Caffres in South Africa has
again broken out, and in one action the British
troops were compelled to retreat.
Prince Gortschakoff's answer to the British
circular dispatch has been made public. The
Russian minister's reply is temperate in tone.
He denies that Russia is seeking her own ag-
grandisement and calls upon England to state
precisely how she would act under the circum-
stances in regard to the Easternquestion.
The famine in Northern China is increasing
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The Greatest Discovery of the Age is DR..
Tobias celebrated Venetian Linment 30 years before
the public and warranted to Diarrhea, Dysentery
Collie, and Spasms. taken internally and Group, Chronic
Rheumatism, Sore Threats, Outs, Bruises Old Sores
and Pains in the Limbs, Back, and Chest, externally.
1t has failed. No family will be without ii
after giving it fair trial Price, 40 cents. DR..
TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT, in Pint
Bottles, at One Dollar, is warranted superior to any
other NO PAY for the of Collie, Outs, Bruises
Old Sores etc. Sold by all Druggists. Depo-10 Parh
Place New York,