davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-04-04

11.2Gc; JHnc, 11.40c; July, 11.63e; August
1l.17c; September, ii. +Hc.
FLoun-NomIpalY unchanged; very moderate
demand; receipts. TO- 600 br!s.
-Wheat-Modetata trade: receipts, 141, j.
ONO bn: rejected spring. 77Hfb7Dc; uagraded do,
D76lDHc; No. 3 srtinR. Csc: No. = spring, 81. Of:
ungrndcd winter red 81 .0s01. II; No. 3do. 81.
No. . do. 81. 15iaa1. III; No i do 81. 1G4; un.
graded s.hte St. 100. .13f; No. do. 81. 11Gb1 T.;
No. do fsalcs. 70. 100 hui. At 81. 1:t4 I'll. 13!;.
Rye dull: No. Wrntcrn. 68}sc. Darlsy qafct
but steady: matt ialt and nominal. Corn md.
crntely ncttvc; receipts. TO- 600 bu; unzradcd, IL
GDiac; No. ., 44hdt+talc: steamer, 4tc: No,
2, 45A@l5Mc. Cats stronger; 1ecesnts, ~, QUO
hit No. !, white, a2h hGt;1i{c: No. {? do, :s1s{M
:4c; mixed Western, 31h633c: white Wessofu,
liAr-Q bnt staady.
1tors-pHl and unchnnec1.
nMocxniEs1Codec quiet but 6fn. EuRar1ntet
res doinaIo fair and niaskrt atm. fieo Quiet but
steady.
lETi1oLrux-qnIct but firm; united, 7gs0
Da;c. '"'
TALIow-slcady at G.<1GAc.
iEssS-tlntet and unchanged.
IuNrkNTENE-lllgllcr ut 3:!.c
4E;sas-FirmcE; 4;sac; Western, 1.dp1aMc. ~
=, rh1s1s1osH1pork ~ quiet but aeadY; mess, 80 40
Cut meats quiet; long clear fnitdles, 5Ac; short
81. G2N.
guTrfR-aufctt!ea; Westcsn. 5fe2Dc.
CHxEsE-Ecak; Western, 1S8iic.
NnfsKr-Steady at $l.U5M.
, 1879-04-04
ST. LOUIS,

sr. Louis. no.. April 3. .-FLoun-f1tqhsr; In
good demand: double extra fall. Si.45Gb4. iii:
tscb's extra fail, &. goG4. 80; family, 81. s5@
4.05; choice, s5. o5G1b. 25.
unA'N--Wheat strong and higher for cash. but
slow; ml1lets Withdrawing; excited and higher fos
future: closed 1owcr and weak: No. 2 red fall,
81. oU!tGet. .084 cash: 81. o7iaGb1. .05A, mostly
sl.0o,;ds1. ogA. April; s1.oo:iG1. osas, closing
1t s1.ouE. May; 81. ooH6a1. .ooK, closing at
s1.o9.z. 1une; No. do S1.02; No, Q spring,
eoc. Corn moderately active and higher; No. 2
mixed. 33133Ao cash; a4GD:Attc May; 3{X0
35c Juno. oAla active aud shade higher; Mo. 2,
2gc cash; 25he bid May. Rye moderately active
and higher at 481sc. barley dali and unchanged; !;
no sales.
WnIsKT-6tcady Mt 81 .Q4.
Pnoyit1oNe-P6rk nrnlet at $10. .45Gb TO- 50 taob :
SIC. o5 Jung. Lard higher; So. 81. Hulk meats
stronger. SLOW; clear ribs. $500 cash; e4.s5
$5.tode5 Il, cash; s5.55 April; &b 10 MAY; clear,
1tEckIrrs-Flour. 4. 900 bsts: wheat "a, 900 bu:
sorn ~ @ GOO bu; oats, 1000 nu; rye, 1000; bar.
snlrMEsrs.Tlonr, 5000 brls; wheat, 10. 600
ley. none.
, 1879-04-04
THE sEAAIEN,s UNION,


Tho Chicago Beamon's Union hold a large meet
ing last evening at Huhou!an Hall, on West Tay.
10! street. near Cuual, tho placo being Oiled to its
la!l capacity by tho mca,bors. President 1slchasl
roweta conducted the proceedings. It was cx-
peetea that thc matter Of axtne tho rate OF wages
would come up for disposal, but 1t was
M 9e9asd to postnoas for ono week. Tho busEucss
rstien ~ H. fot officers Of tic orghn,
Gnsse ,a an1 ne names presented Tho oirea to 10
afy ana hisanfs' sss'otasy Kssoty
now =. n1moeta ever 1000 luemhora.
r. Ina q, thsy manifest the greatest inefe,t
Of the organization: There arc two othcr canui.
aates tos the Presidency, IuI it ia quIta uroSab!e
thas AZ: lowets. who has 80 sneeessfuiY Con: con.
siat @ boes 10 Sn@a ana AIDED ~ 9tganx1g
bnl1alo and osWogo. VIII ba re.olectcd. Hsfota
In!an ng'sesr |sa |h*9 a. tho
!he; e!eeuon ot, IT.; Harrison. aud he hs''s at:
tsnded tue ksnzis street uss,ing for
to TUE TMlHuSK Tor IT, tRis and Impartial rnnnrts
n& matleEs relating to their affairs,
, 1879-04-04

WEsTFiELD. Clark Co., April 8.-Wtnter
wheat coming but first rate. uround mellow
md II good order. Commenced sowing oats.
No fncrcaso In tiiB acreage.
Ep<etal ntsrafch Ia .7hs Tribune.
OATLN, vormilon Co., April a-Wintcr
wheat splendid. Ground liz good order. Sow
Ing outs.
, 1879-04-04

6ptcaal Nlspdsch 70 5ae 3Y16uNe.
JEHsEYvILLE, Jersey Co., April 2-Tho TO-
ccut rains aro bringing out The winter ,rhont a)l
right All the oats aro sown. Ground In lpo
, 1879-04-04
RAILROAD TlmE .rAnI,r.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAJNS,; !.
KxrhaHATrox ~ nryzR1xu1 Manx..+e.,,.x:.;
ina1J, "@enoSy excepted.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket Ql}cca u Ctark.ft f9l1es,ra IN ffanss, -
the dcpDt4. N's' s"o ~
Leave. [ Acrtfa


aPaelhc FAat f.!nn 4ln.5, ~, -
aStoMx City yankloH i.3T III 5:fg NJ
sH.sm K FL: t*A Linton sln1 nh A:{1 ~
nt1H1Ahn Slg ExpFcss. mis- rn{t s;,n y
HH!hux THY d fnnkfUfi. .is III! 1Wt 1 ~
rF.snis.s rtMlulAe >. nl5 m1A I.1o nj
EH..n S.ss %H y 'u"HHuG .tulS tAts n,t3 ii
StftE:nEss sb0 tui Am m
-ouhaa5hs.. Ryl MI 4:tn m
-.l.iGn fnis 7:41 u ia
Hs1 k;G0 MI EU:21 N
bltech Bay E1brcss. p;s m S:sn ~ "
6SE Paul Il Minneapolis Etprces siiU nj. .m 1:tm u
1at Paul Minneapolis EIp5ca1 n:in N IN, IT 1T
bk EF1ksa fs,cfl m M y
6h Et0sae EArtrxs MN n 47,r, ~ ~
bWtn1nA Nav U,m. .,...,,.,. a,O:jS N s't:nt II II
bMfnonn New Tim. ......,.,...f mon III :.fY, ~. -
hMarTuEtft Exnrttb. ,-......,,$ D:}n iii E.ti J."
aLake QcnevA Etockford. 4;fs b IN sfI:4s ~
aFonf du Lac " JsnesytlIe AS IN 1:sS H"s
Pullman }fofai Carr ara rim through. hrtw.er rt1.
raEn md Coubc! Binda. on the train jtayfno fnieaw.
II !0D l. m. "H"
M other fnAd runs Pullman or apY other farm AZ
hotel chrs wrAt nf ChicAkp.
a-ntp0t CORNER Of Wells and KtnEso.ats.
s-Deput corner OF Canal and kinxle.st4
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD,
Dep9fh foot Ut lskest. tndlana.ay. and B!ztccnt.s
H. mud Ut depotl. -"H
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

Frederick Douglass, Jr., has writer
an article in the New York AdUoc0tt
in opposition to the negro exodus. He
says it is an attempt to stop up one
hole by boring another He wants to
know if the Northern door is thrown
open so wide to the colored emigrant,
why are our colored professional men
compelled to seek practice away from
the North?' IF he continues, there is
SO much milk and honey in the North
and West in the way Of employment,
how can you account for the presence Of
so many Northern colored people seek
ing homes in the District of Columbia
and the Soutbf' | am a printer by
trade, and never worked in any office
outside the one owned by my father up
North..in my life the Republican offices
were always full when Knocked at their
doors seeking employment. He thinks
the negroes will DO better to stay where
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

IL be milk, cheese. butter or beef. is
largely increased. 10 is found, too, that
these results are brought about with the
expenditure II less labor in proportion
TO the yield, as each acre yields for the
same amount Of standard work in plow-
ing, narrowing, sowing and cultivatiDg
four or five times the produce. Commonly
raised; at the same time less money is
sunk in lard or the money sunk therein
yields a greatly Increased rate Of inter
est, for each acre Yields the produce Of
four on the ordinary system. Lastly, 1t
is only rare that land is suitable for
profitable pasturiug: ri h pasture land
is scarce and valuable, while any land
may be adapted for system Of soiliug,
and may he brought up TO its require
ments. These things being true, 1t re-
MAINS 10 Ue seen WHIST is necessary to be
undertaken 10 commence the system.
An early start in the fall is imperative.
Tue stables must be- remodeled and the
manure tank and heap must be arranged.
This is the key 10 the whole position
and ~ THE = neglected, defeat il certain
Ihere must be means provided for saw
ing the liquid manure, which should b,
drained into a tank in the barnyard OF
/ INTO a CeuGuleAA NuEE6 IL ~
absorbed by the solid manure. or by
muck sawdust, or any other equivalent.
The most complete economy in manure
must prevail, both az to the quantity
and quality. Then there must be select
ed piece of meadow of clover and
timothy, if pos sible, of say two acres
which will he sufficient to furnish the
feed for ten COWS during June. These
two acres, il in good heart and well TOT
dressed during the fall with fiLe ma
nure or 300 pounds Of guano, will feet
the ten COWS month ON the first cuttinf
alone. Then two acres will need to b,
plowed and su soiled, if possible, an(
richly MANFRED and sOwn by the frs
week in September, or as soon as ma,
be, with rye to be cut as soon as read.
in April. Then three acres ought to b.
well MANFRED, plowed and prepared, s,
that part of it may he sown to oats an,
peas rs early as possible in the spring
This will close up the work TO be don
this fell, unless it be that something
may be done toward getting a supply O
water in the baruyard for the stock, IN
less there is near by a stream or sprin
to which they can be driven twice da
fol- water and exercise. Then through
out the winter tue farmer must cult
vate his own ideas. for this system need
much thought, calculation and manage
ment for success, and there will be niue
. to do next season that mdat be though
out and we'll understood from this tin
: ~ljl ehen. II would pay him to inve
~ W Tic $50 in one of the several e
CT .ent works which treat more fully
/. this subject.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

In one of the Western States case
was tried, and at its termination the
Judge charged the jury, and they retired
for consultation. Hour after hour pass
ed and no verdict was brought in. The
Judges dinner-hour arrived, and he be
came hungry and inpatient. Upon in
quiry he learned that one obstinate ju-
ryman was holding out against eleven.
That he could not stand, and he ordered
the twelve men to be brought before
him. He told them that, in his charge
to them, he had so plainly stated the
case and the law that the verdict ought
to be unanimous, and the man who per
mitted his individual opinion to weigh
against the Judgment of eleven men of
wisdom was unfit and disqualified ever
again to act in the capacity of juymar.
At the end of this excited haranauc a
little, squeaky voice came from one OF
the Jurymen. He said: Judge. will
your honor allow me to say word q
Permission being given he added: NAV
1t pleose your honor, am the only man
on Your side
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
The Ruling Passion Strong in Death.

The Ruling Passion Strong in Death.
A millionaire, who lived and died in
the vicinity OF Cincinnati, as he felt his
last days drawing nigh, summoned a
distinguished neighbor and lawyer, who
since has occupied one of the highest
positions in the gift of representatives OF
the people, TO prepare a asst will and
testament When the viii was drawn
iafnraaaaid: Il propose to make 70
my Executor, and | shall require no
bond from you. Write that. Also The
ex-Judge complied, after thanking his
client, and promised to execute the will
to the best OF his ability. What is voul
bill for drawing up my will 2 asked the
millionaire. 'Oh, under the circum-
stances, OF course, | shall charge yo
nothing. was the answer. 'Bnt' sail
me other, that Is not my way OF doing
business. Make out and receipt a bill
Tor your serv IS and | will pay Won
now Well, since you insist. l will
make ont bill for a nominal sum--say
80. And this member, who seldom
draws breath without charging some one
Tor the respiration. made ont and re-
celpted for S25 bill which, under other
circumstances, would have been $500
The good man died and was buried. =
When the viii was READ it was found
that the name of his sou had been in.
serted IN place o: that of the distin
gulshed lawyer. The ruling passion was
strong IN death. The man who knew
how to accumulate wealth understood
the value of tightly. drawn will and the
difference between S25 and $500 He
had merely copied the words in the or.
der they were written by his legal friend.
aud thus had obtained an irrefragable
will at small cost aud an executor of his
own choosing.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

The egress from the system OF waste mate
rial through the natural channels should be
rendered free, without loss OF tine, when
blockade ia produced by an attack OF ooRstipg-
ton, disorder which, If It b eom6s chrt me- IL
productive OF serious bodily mischief. Jaun-
dice. severe headaches, nausea dyspepsia, the
usual concomitants of the malady mentioned,
all indicate that the bodily functions sre ma
terislly interftrei with. Hostetters Bitters is
particularly eilicaoious in cases OF this sort,
and renders ths habit OF body perfectly regu,
lar Il is a medicine greatly to be preferred
no drastic cathartics. which are well calculated
to drench, bnt uahsppily also to weaken he
intestines. We say unhappily, since suoh med
icines are the favorite resource OF many Ill ad
yised persons, who resort TO them upon th'
most trivial occasion, and greatly to their dis
| comfort and injury.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

I'll, gives the following account of the
method of gathering rubber:
AT last we arrived at the erclmp-
ment, which seemed to be on an island
in vast archipelago. There were
abundant groves of rubber trees in all
directions, and men, women and children
engaged in collecting the rubber, with
more method in their labors than
should have expected among such a rude
and savage people. Each one had a
certain number of trees allotted to him,
which he bored with an anger. He then
inserted in the whole piece of hollow
cane. To the bark of the tree he fasten.
ed with mud shell OF the terrapin, or
OF a large clam, to catch the liquid. =
When 1t drips from the cane it is white
as milk, but thicker, or with more body.
A trough dug out of log is stationed
IN central point, aud when the trees
are all tapped, the man goes his rounds.
watching the shells and pouring the con
tents, when full, into the trough,
Toward sunset fire is made of leaves
and twlgs, upon which is thrown the
irult OF certain kind of palm, which
| gives forth dense smoke A small
round binded paddle, like those used
in the canoe, is dipped into the milk and
turned over once or twce. It is then
drawn out, covered with coating of
the liquid gum and held at once in the
smoke of the fire, which hardens and
also darkens the coating. IT is again
plunged into the milk and again smoked,
and the process is kept uP until the
blade OF the paddle is covered an inch
to an inch eud a half in thickness. A
knife is passed along one edge of the
blade and the mass removed. 1t ap-
pears in shape like a shoemaker's lap
stone, with a sort of nozzle on one side.
In this state it is shipped. From one
OF these Jumps OF commercial gum the
different coatings may be readily de-
tached.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
Uaita While.


Wait vhile,
Cbocny smile,
Soon Tie storm will be over,
There's b Of blue
IL the sky for you;
Thcrts sweetross yet in the clover.
Trust and wait,
Though burdens great
Hard on the heart are pressing;
For hand Of love
VIII the Gross remove,
And leave in its stoad a blessing
Meath the snow
No roses blow.
And there no bees are humming,
Bnt they gather sweets
Ia their dark retreats
To brighten tho days that are coming.
Dark and drear
1900 The skies appear.
When tho cloudy days declining
But the night mu~t fan
= =. ~svSr all,
Ere thetun renews its shining.
Wait awhile,
Cheefily emile.
Zen through the tears OF sorrow;
qriet may have sway
Der your life to-day,
But Joy will return to morrow.
Reft is sweet
For the weary feet;
And the souI that in faith repofes,
When the night comes on
heH Aud the MONDAY sun
IT. gateway Of splerdor closes,
EF Ne'er will miss
IL need Of bliss,
or griovo DER joys abstiug.
For the earth must turn,
That our hearts may learn
How little is lost by waiting.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
Cnnsnuntrnn Cured.

An old physician retired rom pracuce nAVlns -
placed In MS hands by East India missionary the
Formula Of simple vegetable remedy Tor the speedy
and permanent cure FOR Consumption, bToncniuA
Catarrb Asthma and all Throat and Lung Aneeuons,
also positive and radical cure for Nervous Deoiiy
and al Nervous Complaints after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF cases has
fell ii his duty 10 make It known TO his suffering Fellows
Actuated BY this motive and desire TO relieve human
suffering will send free of charge 10 All who desire "
ms recipe in German, French, or English with tsl
directions for preparing and using sent by man ~
addressing with stamp naming mls Pypei' "
sHtRlR l4q Powers Block RochesteT n
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume
MGTy,aI . zc..,snou.a-.
4 Good Report from Mountain oaloo.

-'''---s's..t Grove 1ssTreft % MA
lear Sir ~ have disposed OF fsr r. 1872
80, and ani glad to say ali Iia v1
DOOh Do"onteo Dy AIS nso- sold . bottle
10 physician ; he used it in his praotioo-
Charles Jtffe-G TIsed it for Liver Complaint.
de says it is the bes, medicine he ever uredla
hat complaint.
w. +. Featf er used it for Dyspepsia and IL
digestion. He said after he used the Blood
syrup short time he could cat anything ha
wanted
1t cured my cousin, Susan McC de, OF Diph-
iberia and Fever
Daniel Franknouser's daughter had Brig
worm. They had tried grcat nah| re- cdr j
yat could get nothing 10 euro until thtr got
zone Of YOU EAood Syrup. N. NJ. LeNl'.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

Few are aware Of the importance Of checking
A CDuQh or common Cold In its first stage
That which ia the beginning would yield 70 q
mild remedy. 4 neglected. SOON prsys upon INC
Lungs. DR.. Bulls Cough syrup anoTi' IN
stant relic T.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

1t is when man has u half dozen
packages on one arm and his wife on the
other and carries an umbrella in blus.
terlng rainstorm and feels his seven
dollar hat going, and endeavors to hold
It on by wrinkling his forehead, thai he
realizes The loss Of the prehensile ap-
pendage of his remote ancestors.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

Baby shows are the fashion now, hut a. long
a. mothers continue to nurse their little ouea
with laudanum or other opiates. they eau not
expect their Babies to look bright. II your
Baby needs medicine get good and harmless
one, such a. DR.. Bulls Cough syrup,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
Cure papsis.

oakland. Garrett Co., NTH
Deer Sir My VITO hea been afflicted not
Dyspepsia FOR OYER four year, andnt bot
Eet am thiaS' 10 reHiove hot. + YOUR Agent,
tic Of tho Indian Blood Syr1,, n say that II
has Ia W. sat Rete@ r a an 3 "3edc Il =.
Al! that are ticted - 90 G. Miller.
III tha NnrLl
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
mind.

sherman a Co., MARSHALL Mich, want al
agent In this county at once. at a salary Of
800 per month aud expenses paid. For fuh
particulars address as above
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
Cures Disease Of the Throat

CHestluJ NEOF6 Ndifett TO-, MT.
Dear Sir IL Was troubled for years with a
Disease OF tho Throat. lt was 50 bad that it
prevented me from reading, sa it caused ne
to swallow snd clcsr my throat so often.
used one bottle Of your Indian Blood Syru
ana am cured. Ulysses S. CT. Lewis.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

A little boy was saying ms prayers
the other night, when his devotional
frame Of mind was somewhat lninngea
upon by brother who has little appre,,
hension of The sweet hour OF prayer.
The little fellow struggled between ms
sense of duty and his inclination, Tor
time, but finally compromised by say
ing !: please, Lord, excuse me while
pinch nv brother Johnnie's head. :
,ToI1nnie's head having been duly punch
ed. the PRAYER was resumed and finished
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

GOLD WATCHES GIVEN AWAY.
$500, 600 worth of solid Gold and Silver Watch
es, Silverware, Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines,
French, Musical, Alarm Clocks and Jewe ry, besides
an immense amount of other valuable goods just
for dong ms little favor, which every man, woman
boy or girl can easily do. No money required All
the ELEGANT aud costly articles to he given away are
fully described and illustrated, by engravings, in
book entitled ''GOlden Prize" which we will
send gratis, and free Of postage, to one in the
United States and Canada Address +. Gleason h
Co., 46 summer street Boston, Mass.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
A Valuable l3emedy,
hsat B COL pnr.1er 4nown.

Z;Ju Cecil Co., Nd
Dear Sir Il have taken your Indisn BLOOD
Byrup and indit to be great regulator Of the
system before taking It, Fat or strong food
Sas dissgreeable to me, bui now it is the re.
verse. The Rheumatism and Soatioa that |
have suffered with is gradually wearing on,
and makes me feel like new man.
Lewis r. England
Dizziness in the Head. vas
Brick Meeting H9'Io5 and
Dear Sir This is to cert!f,il,r indian
troubled with a Dizziness IN YOU ussootrsUs
also Neuralgia. But hearth hAs Co,;a~
Plood Syrup tried 1t, Nheoe !
lIred me.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

They have found big lot OF ancient
Roman coins, gold and silver, near Zu-
rich. and Won bet when the ancient Ro-
man hears of it, he will be dreadfully
sorry that he didn't spend his money
instead of hiding it. Nobody will ever
and any coins tina tive hide.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

The policeman is a tender hearted "a
fellow. When friends cast you ont he II
AXE you in.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

9 Not long since a doctor ~ came 10
pan p antonio, Tex, from frontier coun-
y, and, during a conyersat itU' With one
" What ste nc ioc t9 medical gentlemen, asked
na nate %'I S t5e nrst thing he did when a
t paren !! mad the smallpox. The first
b tGIng Is to isolate the patient. isolate
aimf oawied the disciple Of Dr. Sangra-
~, merciful Mosesl / tried that and it
a arilGa MN deader than door nail. Hot
r rpPii ,ea, IS what the patient needs =
Nctc8. anu Sieh. = GdfVe''O"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

MPTIO M

Can be cured by the continued use of Osmun's
God Liver Oil and Phosphate OF Lime,
a cure tor Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all scrofulous Diseases. Ask your
druggist for Osmun's and take no other. II he has
not got it, will send six bottles anywhere on re-
ceipt of S.. CHAS A. OsAIUN
z Seventh Avrnue New York