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i ISTING between the undersigned, under the
firm, name and style Of BURGDORF BROTHER
dersgned Ernest BurYdorf is authorized to receive
whstever is due said firm and will pay all lawful
demands against it.
AUGUSTUS BURGDORF,
ERNEST BURGUORF.
Washington, d. O., June IL, 1873.
The undersigned hereby informs the patrons OF
the late firm of Buradorf Il Bro. that he will con-
tinue in the Livery business at No. 470 st. Il. w.,
ana requests a continuance Of their PATRONAGE
ERNEST BURGDORF.
The undersigned extends bis thanks to the former
patrons Of the above mentioned firm for their
couragemeDt, and ernesty invites them to continue
'helr patronage with Mr.. Ernest Bursdorf.
3els6t' AUG. BURGDORF.
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7 EWIS JOHNSON 4 CO., Bankers.
WASHINGTON, D. G..
DEALERS IN UNITED states BONDS. DIS
TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. je4.tr
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To accommodate passengers the Jaea Moseley on
ber trip to Norfolk, leaving at 80 p m will land
passengers at Glymont; returning on Steamer John
". Thompson, leaving G. ymont at p. u.
Music fer dancing engaged.
Fare sc cents, including dancing ct the Pavilion.
icO2 4
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THE DEPAH r M r. n tai HALF
DOZEN

THE DEPAH NJ ~ n + Al HALF
i DOZE EN-
WILL GIVE THEIR
SECOND GRIND EXCURSION
TO FTNEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY,
ON THE LADY OF TIE LAKE.
LesvDg 9Th street wharf at 30 sharp return
Ing by moonlight, giving FIVE hours ETA
at the former and three hours at the EZss-Ssf.5l
latter place, positively, for bathing,
fishing, &C. This gives fine view of the river by
daylight- Brass and String Bspd. Dancing
Tickets 81 Children under Fx free, and over ten,
cents; at Turkish Bath. 500 St NV. Brad ad
sms' snd Ballantyne's BoOkstores; MetZerott's
Ausic store; Capt L Greer. Pension Office Arthur
Croesley, Room l22 Pstent Office: Fred e. Calvert,
Adjutahf Generals Office, and Schafhirts Drug
store, corner North Capitol and II s.s. NV. Bathing
cults for rent on the grounds
n B-The committee reserve the right to reject
Gialeputabe parties. for which purpose detail OF
police viii be ia attendance. Cars will be in attend-
arrival Of the boat StaterooIus foc sale at
Brad. Adams and Turkish Bath, 500 street moth
west. je23fjyI
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MAJOR EN- PERLsY PooRE has been appointed
special agent OF the Treasury department to
inspect the public buildings in New England.
the appointment to take effect on the adjourn
ment Of Congress.
BILLS APPR0vED.-The President to-day an.
proved the joint resolution fixing the date on
which the pay 6f the committee clerks, pages
and laborers of the House who are paid during
the session only shall begin for this session,
and for other purposes; and also approved the
following acts OF Congress: To authorize the
Tenowal OF a loan by the Young Mems Chris
t1an Association OF Washington and for the
relief OF the Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Paris, Texas.
ANOTHER AMERICAN PRIMA DoNNA.-Private
letters and italian newspapers have been re-
ceived In this City by the friends OF Miss Laura
Bell WoOlw1ne laura BelllnD now In Milan.
describing her triumphs In the cities OF Italy as
pr1ma donna. Miss WOOlwine, formerly a
singer In church choir in Cincinnati cher ma
where she used to sing, money having been con-
tr1Duted by the congregation to defray the ex-
penses OF her voyage and support her while at
Milan for two years. At the end OF that time
ner success as musical artist was so prOmis-
lhg that more money was sent her from the
same source. She has now entered the field as
a pima donna, and her triumph has been most
complete; papers OF SavOna, Rome, Naples and
trieste all publishing lengthy accounts of the
great enthusiasm she aroused wherever she has
appeared In leading roles In Italian opera.
PROTEsTANT1sM IN MExICo.-The conservation
OF Rev. Henry Chauncey Riley as bishop of
Mexico win take place at Pittsburg, Pa, to-day.
Bishop Coke, OF western New York, will preach
the sermon. Twelve other bishops viii be
present. The event will be notable as illus.
trat1ng the extension OF Professionalism into
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49, MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
t@S Used for over Is years with great success by
the physicians of Paris, New York and LondOn, and
Of diseases, recent or Of long standing
Prepared by CLIN h CO., Paris Sold every.
where. oct29, t,th&s1y
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sB-At wholesale in Washington by STOTT l.
CROMWELL. 480 pennaylYania ave- NV m31.3n
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CELECT EXCURSION to Fortress Monroe, Nor
- folk, Portsmouth and the Cspes. 49,
on that magnificent steamer George -
Leary, under the management Of R.
2. Helphenstine. proprietor Of the Ebbitt House
July Sd next, at O'Clock m returning about same
hour Saturday morning following. This win afford
0 splendid opportunity to enjoy the national holi-
day on the "bosom Of the deep" Meals furnished
by the boat at the usual rates. Staterooms and
tickets for sale only at the Ebbitt House Drug Store,
and the evening Of sailing tickets viii be soit at
the wharf Price Of ticket round trip, 81 so. e20lGs
CHURCH EXCURSION TO NORFOLK ON
" board Steamer GEORGE LEARY, ~R-A
IIsI CHURCH fRev g. q. Meador),
MEDNEsDAY. June 18th. $50 pm, returning
$1-eO round trip Meals and state rooms usual
rates State rooms must be engaged from officers
OF boat. Tickets for sale At Bailey's zoo i st. sW
7os 7th ST. sw., 4s0 E st. s.w 903 18th st. NV and
at the boat. jel7-7t
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CURE BY ABSORPTION!

"SAPANUL LE,"
The great External Lotion and Fluid Absorbent
Natures Remedy Applied by . Natural Method.
Used in Sponge or Foot Bath, it Immediately Be
Whatever cause II also brings refresiag cooiness
lotion Offered to the public 70 Be used through tie
"sAPANULE" is sure and specific Remedy for
Bulns. scaias. Bruises, sprains Sores, Piles, Boils
Soreness or Inflammation, Of Feet. from waatever
bi By usiins .sAPANhUIE" In Foot Baths '"-'N
.."sAPANUl4E'' contains nothing INJURIOUS to
the most delicate organism, and can be used With
perfect safety by all. Recommended by Physicians
Of az seh%ools % and by thousands who daily nse It
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
Price SOC. and SI per Bottle.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Props,
237 Broadway, N.Y.
tB-At Wholesale in Washington by STOTT l.
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NAVAL ORDKRs-Lieut. ]. L. Tanner from tho
photographic Office and ordered to command
the Speedwel, On special service under dIrec
ton OF the fish commissioners. Lieut. Hamilton
Perkins from the Naval Academy and ordered
from the Vandalia and ordered to the Naval
Academy, July 18th. Assistant Surgeons D. M
Guiteras and c. H. Russell to special duty at
New YORK. Cadet Engineer w. b. Boggs to duly
on the SpeedweIl, at the Washington navy
yard. Assistant Surgeon G. j. Nourse from the
coast survey steamer Blake, and ordered to the
Corwine from the Colorado to the Speedwell.
Passed Assistant Engineer G. e. Tower from
the washington navy yard and ordered to the
Tallap0osa. Passed Assistant Engineer Edwin
Wells from the Tallapoosa and placing on wait
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, IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.

For the accommodation Of persons owing state
snd county taxes to Prince Georges county, the
dersigned will be at Messrs. Jackson, Bro. Co.'S,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the metropolitan
Hotel, Washington, D: e., on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY, June 26 and 27, 1879 for the purpose of
receiving same. Persons owing taxes to said county
will do well to call and settle the same.
VIM. A. JARBOE
Co Tr and Collector Of State and County Taxes for
p 6. Co, Md. je24 st
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VCR NAVAL REPUTATION ABR0AD-Our min
lister to Great Britain, in dispatch to the De.
partment OF State, calls attention to the follow
ing extract from a communication In the Times
from high authority: GAS an example of an
Almost perfect cruiser, may quote the Tren-
ton, OF the U. 8. navy. UWpen COM
pared with our own largest unarmored frigates,
the Trenton seems to combine every point of
naval efficiency which they possess, whether
for the protection or destruction OF commerce,
While the tonnage OF the American ship is less
than half the tonnage Of our own vessels. AS
cruiser OF the hrst-class In war, and a train
Ing ship In peace, commend the Trenton to
the admiralty"
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
no: FOR THE FOURTH OF JCLY
EXCURSION FOR CLYMONT.

STEAMER JANE MQSELEY ~ 4
WI leave her wharf, foot OF 9th ST., EkSA5EES
at 80 a. M, Esss1~ns1AM
STEs MER JOHN W THOMPSON
Win leave at p.
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Mr.. SINGLETONs OPINION OF Mr.. GLOVER -
Mr.. Singleton chairman of the committee on
printing, rose to an explanation this morning.
His object was to correct what he said was a
SlanderOuS publication he said it was inStt-
gated by ex-Congressman Glover, who had
threatened m-Singleton-wtth newspaper
attacks, unless he got a resolution through the
House, to print his (Glover's) report. Singleton
Glover wouldn't let 1t go out OF his possession,
because he thought some one would steal it.
Singleton said of Glover, "If he isn't crazy,
he Is on the verge OF insanity"
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THE NJ A R K E T s
Dairy Markets.
LITTLE FALLS, April 2si

LITTLE FALLS, April 18th.
CHEEsE.-There were very few lots
of skim cheese but there was no mar
ket for such, and with little exception
it was sent on commission. What pro-
ducers expect to gsin by manufactur-
ing this poor stuff and selling it at DC
to Sc per pound is more than we can
see. There was considerable quite fine
cheese offered, (for fodder cheese) and
upon the whole the trade may be con.
graduated on the marked improvement
of quality over that of the first make
of former seasons. The price ranged
from 5@Gs, pretty low figures, and dali
rymen can hardly be blamed for hesi-
tating long before parting with their
goods at these prices. About the same
grade of cheese that sold to-day at 5@
&c sold ut this time last year at l1@12c.
Something of decline, we should say.
WELLINGTON, April 30th.
There is no change in the market
from last week. There is not enough
new offered to hardly affect or estab.
lish prices. Billing 611S cents.
The shipments of cheese for the
week ending April 80, are as follows.
No. of boxes, 800. No lbs, 54,7lS
Butter for the same time as follows
No. of pkgs. 5O4 No. of pounds, 26,97a
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Personal.

Humphrey T. Arnold, an esteemed
citizen Of Berea, died Of typhoid
pneumonia, April 18th.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith Heazlit, young
married woman % years of age, died
April 2lst at her home in Strongsville,
after eighteen hours illness.
Mrs. Vasbinder sailed for Chill,
South America, April 30th. She left
Berea on the 2lst ult., and goes to as
sist her brother, L. C. Smith, in mis-
sionary work. .a r -H". ''
Rev. and Mrs. A.. w. Hayes, who
have been visiting friends In this vi
cinity, returned last week to their
home In Oakfield. N. Y. -
Mrs: rw.iw. Ross, of Fremont, came
up to Oberlin to hear Joseph Cook
and paid "a brief visit to friends In
Wellington. u4 @ a-al.
Henry Webster, of Shclbyville, Ill.
came home to attend the funeral of his
sister last week. r-'A i'.-i 80 Be
H. j. Lewis, clerk Of this county
was in town Friday and Saturday.
Frank Cook, who is travelling for the
Chicago house with which he is con.
necred, made Wellington visit, arri'
wing last Thursday evening.
Fred Purple, who has been many
years clerk in the dry goods depart.
ment of Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s
store, left Wednesday morning for
Oakland, Californis, where he will en-
gage in the same same business he fol
lowed here. =. ...,-...,, IN. ,s..it :.
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HARDWARE !!
stz 5I- sft q. gTuJasf isssss ssiB0
!, =. =. wOOtsisHX.


. Come and see two of the best work
ing Plows in the country. Warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices reduced.
Do you wish to use Paints and Oils?
You can find the best quality. in the
PHGNIX LEAD aud In the DAYTON
OIL, an article that will stand the win
try blasts. 8
Would cali attention 8 NILS. Glass.
k4im tokeeP the besfguality and make
Hbese goods asbeclahff, and am prepar-
edsoSi5e ysa lie lo15est figures.
Come and be surprised at the low
nsy einnoe h.suepssseas Z
sIasgntlerYslbotn tahls;and pocket,
can give extra bafg AIMS: They. are the
@En4ef.s gsl
Wishing to el0ss. ont ,my spoon trade,
F II Wit seIl them sfes safdless of cost.
Come and see for yourselses.,u
70 sSs You, may find at all times large and
well selected stock Of all kinds Of Hen.
ry Distonss Saws, and at
prices down 10. hard pan. I. am now
marking down goods, 50 low that the
necessity Of attenting auction is past.
i6Bfdshesf f.sed large variety and
can'gtye you extra bargains.
g BELLS for farms, schools, doors,
cows. sheep, and those to make you get
up early In the morning.
I can now oifer a large variety Of
tShelf Hardware since marking down
90 cheap that close buyers will exclaim
and as T. am very. modest man and
dare s,f,f ,fS.ll vOu All nlensf. come and
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go BRApr's BEND, PA. Jan. %. 1874. i
DIR. NJ. NJ FKNNRR, Fredonia, N. Y, 4-f
ldi Dear sir:-I am nearly out of your
Cough Honey and Golden Relief. We are
ceiling piles of them. Please send me q
box at once. The people here think there Is
nothing like Fenner's medicines and I think
90 too. iHi-s' Yours truly, no 20 81
- lEH uiT w. ]. MHLDRHH, Merchant.
Dr.. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic may well be called
ssThe conquering hero" of the times. It
is the medical triumph of the age. Who
ever has sthe blues" should take 1t, for
it regulates and restores the disOrdered
system that gives rise to them. 1t al
ways cures Billiousness and Liver Com
plaint, j aundice, Dyspepsia Constipa-
ton, Headaches, Fever and Ague, Spleen
Enlargments, Scrofuls, Erysipelas, PIN
pies, Blotches, and all7.- skim eruptions
and blood disorders; Swelled Limbs and
Dropsy; Sleeplessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility; Restores flesh
and strength when the system is running
down or going into, decline; cures Fe-
male Weakness and Chronic Rheums-
tism, and relieves Chronic Bronchitis,
and all Lung. and Throat difficulties.
1t does these things by striking at the
root, of disease and removing its causes.
DR.. Fenners Improved Cough Honey
will relieve any cough in one hour. ~
DR.. Fenher,s Golden Relief cures any
pain, as tooth h-ache, neuralgia, collie OF
headache in 8 to 80 minutes, and readily
relieves rheumatism, kidney
diarrhda, dysentery. For sale by DR.. 8.
B. Emerson. DIR. Fenner's st. Vitus
Dance Specific. One bottle always cures.
For sale by dealers. sr-,.s ,. miti .ra.
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Frank wadsworth, . boy o.
twelve, Is the happy owner of one o.
those scroll saws worked with
treadle, and in the little time that he
has used 1t has turned out many useful
aud very handsome articles in wood,
while at tho same time he Is cultivating
accuracy and constantly getting new
ideas of the mechanic art. Remembering
the toilsome carving and slow progress
with jack-knife and carpenters tools
of boyhood before the day Of accessi-
Bile scroll saws, it Is pleasant tn see a
lad working with implements adapted
to the task attempted.
ALI who have noticed the beautiful
stone front Of o. NJ. Stroup's new
building have also noticed that 1t was
singularly free from traces of iron and
other metals which give such an un-
slightly look to the stonework of our
buildings. We learn that when the
contract for stone for the Congrega-
tional Church was let, no parties ex-
cept the Grafton Stone Company would
guarantee their stone to be free from
metallic substances. This company Sc
cured the contract on that account, and
also furnished for o. NJ. Stroup's build
ing. r-- .4.. afr,..
The Nerve Structure receives
strength and vitality, and the whole
system is recruited by using "Lawson's
Curative" Its wonderful curative
properties completely eradicates Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, and all diseases
having their origin in disordered
nerves. r.
kA meeting of all the churches and
citizens generally, was held at the Con-
|gregational Church last Sabbath eve
ming in the interests of the freedmen
who are endeavOring to escape from
political and social oppression in the
South. The meeting was addressed by
John Brown, son of the John Brown
of Harper's Ferry notoriety. He gave
an extended account Of the conflict be-
tween freedom and slavery in the early
settlement of Lansas, in which he had
Il large personal experience. A collec-
tion was taken at the close, amounting
to over sixty dollars. .. ..- e'
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-PITTSFIELD.
APRIL 20, 1870.

APRIL 30, 1870.
Things are very quiet in our place.
The people are, generally speaking, at
tending to their own business; sowing
oats, making garden, planting shade
trees, (the n. E. Church and new
school house grounds have been 80 i'm :
proved), making side walk, trimming
hedges, building, repairing, etc.
The company factory in the east
part Of the town is using the milk of
nearly two hundred COWS. Some of
our farmers are making butter and
raising calves.
So far as we have seen, wheat does
not make as good show as a year ago !;
however, the plant looks healthy.
Mr.. r. T. Worden lost a valuable
COW few days ago. Analysis showed
arsenical poisoning. The question now
is, how did she get it? 5u. M.
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ELYRIA.

.Is-' '9T"-~i's 'sisa 'a~APRIL 2S, 1879.
p Rev. Lathrop Cooley, of Cleveland,
lectured at the II. E. Church last FRI
day evening; subjects: egypt Past
and Present." In talk of an hour
and half, he gave Ills audience very
clear idea of the most interesting places
of that ancient land. aiFe.sIs ~
We understand that the Commiss;onA
ers settle upon some plans to-day for
the new court house. The plans of
Mr.. Nugert of Detroit, have attracted
much attention and are the fayorite
with most of the officials. After plans
have been adopted, it is necessary to
advertise for bids for four weeks.
Hence, it does not appear at all likely
that any thing will be done on the
court house before the first Of June.
John Cross new agricultural depot
is nearly completed.
The game of base ball between the
lawyers on the one side and the doc
tors, druggists and dentists on the other
resulted in favor of the lawyers score.
\
40 to Is. f t1 -.H'
Fishing is the common pastime fol
the small boy nova days, and also for
some that are not so small. ...
Hoyle & Flowers new sto, e is nearly
completed, and their new stock of gro
eeries will be opened up IN few days
Our band gives a concert In thu
square most every week.
The pipes for thu water works hav'
arrived, and will be put in very soon
| o. w. Johnston, Esq. moved his oil
house from his lot las. week, prepare
tory to bull ding new one.
John w. Carpenter, who was sent t
the penitentiary about six weeks ag
from this place, has been the recipien
of executive clemency, and is HON
! again. A. w. n.
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IGI .iAif'sf-s - -i1fic iiIis r fF9-T =
~. ~ s..s :, HoDr'stford's 81 =.
Bread Preparation ljI' III

Is a. success. No setting over night,
no no stirring, akkneading and 'frettins for
hours before baking: You mix, bake,
and cat iit inu about the same time you
would be getting ready to bake The Or
dinary way with yeast. Bowlby &
Hall, sole agents for. Wellington.
We have large variety Of Garden
Seeds; a number of varieties of Seed
Peas in bulk. ~ ' 'ii'''
I Our Sugar Cured Hams are the, best.
: Our fancy brands of -four are not
equaled in town. si-ia iii'
We want a few more customers on
our fresh roasted Coffee. There is a
freshness in our Coffee that you CAPT
get from the stale stuff that is shipped
from the city. sfa ~ .ti ssl.ss,
Don't buy dishes and glassware un-
til you see our stock. ~"
BOWLBY 8 HALL. 3
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PENFIELD.

Chas. Il. Sheldon lost a valuable
horse last week. 1arla7t eo-
The Womans' Foreign Missionary
Society of the Congregational Church,
gave a public entertainment Sabbath
evening. l' 'i tI
k>David Peters is working up the milk
Of his dairy by the use of the "Cooley
Creamer,'' which in our Judgment is q
fine thing, and had its Introduction
been two months earlier the patronage
Of cheese factories the present season
would have been materially lessened.
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SATURDAY, MAY i3fst, 1879
The Friend Of All! !
lOlIoWay's Pills..

81
.I had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave me a
hearty one"
'sYour Pills are marvellous. ~ I2aa
house," fr-atr - Is-i4f -.tfs- r-..F .fsts - 81
..Dr. Holloway has cured my headache that VA
chronic" ..f
.I gave one OF your PITS to my babe for cholers
morbus. The dear little thing got wen In day.
MY nausea of morning Is now cured" rf
Your box of Hollowey's Ointment cured me o.
noises In the head I rubbed some Of your Ointmani
behind the ears and the noise has left. :" 2 ~
."Send me two boxes; want one for poor family.
II enclose dollar: your Price 10 2s cents. but the
medicine TO me ts worth . dollar, D. ,--t..-
'.Send me ive boxes OF your Pills"
Let me have three boxes Of your Pills by return
mail, for Chflls and Fever" ~ =.sff-l
Ihave over two hundred such testimonials % these
but want Of space compels me to conclude. =
i1s For Cutaneoua' Disorders,
And all eruptions of the skim this Ointment II mos
invaluable, II does not heal externally alone, by
penetrafes with the searching effect TO the ven
root Of the evil ? ~ saw l-ti -siufstFsTft
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neuralgia, acute and infiama.
tory rheumatism, enlarged joints of the
hands or feet, stiff neck, pains in the
back and loins, headache, recom-
mend Giles Liniment Iodide Ammo
MIA. r. s. LATHAM, Chemist, 81
Cor. Blenry and Craig Sts., Montreal.
Sold by all druggists. Trial size 25 cts
Send for pamphlet to DR.. Giles, 12O
West Broadway, N. Y. Sold by J. w.
Houghton, Wellington, Ohio.
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hQLLQNlI''S 0lNIME|:Nl]

Possessed Of this remedy, every man may
be his own doctor. 1t may b, rubbed into
plant; by these means It cures sores or ul:
GERS in the throat, stomach, liver, spine, or
other parts. 1t is an infallible remedy for
bad legs, bad breasts, contracted or stiff
joints. gont. rheumatism and all skin dis
eas9ees-3 s9ees-3 gfsTf Il j 5jrgL} .syiiS sfffss
the signature Of j. HAYDocK, agent for the United
Ssstes. surrounds each box Of Fills s1d ointment
Boxes at IS cents. CO cents, and 81 each. -
There y Considerable saving BY taking the larger