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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
Trustees Sale Of Fine Island
PrODerty.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
Id by John Morgan, jr. and Mary Isabel Nor
gan, his wife, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated
the 2ith day of August 1875, and recorded in the
Clerk office of the County Court of Ohio cOun-
~, West Virginia, in book of deeds of trust and
mortgages No. ., at page l5l, will, on
Wednesday,..the Path day Of September,
A. d. 1872 commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
front door of the Court House of said county In
the City OF Wheeling, sell at public auction 10
the highest and best bidder, the following de-
scribcd real estate, situate in said city, county
and State. on Wheeling Island, fronting on the
west side of South Front street. that is 20 say
Lot numbered eleven i'll Fink's second addition
to said city, the said lot appears on the plat Of
said addition, recorded among the public land
records of said county, i'm deed book No. 60, page
%, being same lot conveyed to said John Nor
gan, jr., by Augeline 7. Fink. On said lot is
erected cOmmOdiOuS dwelling house, now &C.
cupied by said John Morgan, jr.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the purchase
money, or as much more thereof as the pur-
chaser shall elect TO pay. in cash, aud the residue
in two equal inStallments payable respectively
in six and twelve months from the day of sale
with interest, the purchaser TO give negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, secured by deed
ftrust on the pro perry sold in which purchasers
wife, II he has one shall Join.
Title believed perfect, but selling as truSece
will only convey such title as is vested in me by
said deed Of trust.
RgI GEORGEB CALDWELL Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND on
~ B. & o. R. K.
In pursuance OF deed OF trust made and ex-
eeuted by Mary Pendergast and Michael Fender
CAST, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated Septem m
ber4, 1871 and recorded in deed OF trust book No.
g. page 426, in the office Of the Clerk of the
County Court for wetzel county West Virginia,
| will on
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mAcHINIsTs.
IhSuR RANCE.

II. &. ALDERSON'S
HESEEAL INSURANCE AGENCY 2SD FLOOR
IFuanknn Building, Wheeling. W. Va am
AGENT for the following old and reliable English
aud American companies:
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ny an immense przetiee n the worifs Di,pen-
cary and Inv ads hotei, having treated many thou.
sand cases Of those diseases peculiar 70 woman.
have been enabled % perfeet most potent aud poss
tive remedy for these diseaseA
To designate ti1is natural specific, have named D
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RUSSELL 4 srIrEl, sol. for comPlainants

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO COUNTY
> Circuit Court, November 1, 1879.
Robert Thompson sole distributor and aS such
assignee Of the estate Of James I. Thompson,
deceased. by the act OF distribution OF the IA
cCutors OF said decendent,
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All Of the lots on said plat except lot No. s,
having been sold on August l6, 1879, for the az
gregate sum OF So So 90 the above sale as 10 the
property yet 10 be sold, is adjOurned until SAtur-
DAY, the I'D day Of August, 1879, at 10 clock A.
". at the same place on the premises.
aglS GEO. B. CALDWELL. Trustee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
DISS nLUTIONS.

nIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.-THE
- partnership hitherto eSising under. the
dissolved by mutual eonsent. to take effect this
thirteenth day Of November 1879. All powers
Of attorney are hereby revoked. q. Townsend,
on his own account, and q sumo all linhititien Of
late firm, Parties indebted to eaid firm will
max, settlement with e. TOWNSEND, who ia
authorized to sign the firm name In W ,ilntion.
GIDEON TOWNSEND.
w. II. LYMAN.
New Orleans Nov IT,. 1910 not3 wv
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FOR SALE.

GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY = FOR
tha proprietor. Que w THE most complete and
handsomely nted LUNCH HOUSES In the
city. doing a rye and increasing business.
For particulars apply to Ne, n Royal street.
noI1 III
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Rallyi MalIyl RnIlyl Democratic ana
Upnperyatiye voters Of the Eleventh Ward
Headauarters Of Kohl 1ouayea-The members
az the Kohl Zouaves Of the Eleventh Ward will
CONSTANCE streets. on SATURDAY, November
H. 1879, at 1870 .. mr. to take into copsideration
the action Of the late Democratic Parrish Con.
yention. All citzens Of the ward. regardless OF
factions, are invited to attend.
w. ]. ARMSTRONG. President
~ WrrrIs NATKER SECRETARY not4 2t*
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q. WILLIS WAIVER Secretary noi4 2t*
Rally, RALLY, nam,,-wcrk.nsmen,s

Rally Mallyi Rally -WorkingmeH'e
Democratic and Conservative Club. WiEwam
on Rousseau, between Third and Fourth streets,
Eleventh Ward-The members of the Wor king
Eleventh Ward viii meet SATURDAY. Noyem-
Der f6 1879, at T.so O'Clock y. m, to discuss tho
action Of the late Demoeratie Inrish C1nven I,
ton. All citizens of the ward. regardless of
factions. are invited to attend.
JOS j. KOHL. President,
JouN n McTARNEy Secretary. noiA At
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NEW ORLEANS Septamhei H. 1879
rINHE FIRM OF RICHARDSON Il GAhY Is
! this day dissolved by mnu ] consent, J, +.
RICHARDSON. having purchased the interest
of G. w Gary In said firm. Is hereby authorized
to collect all as seta Of snNd firm and lluuida.e
49, N'ss'''S',0 JIM. r. RICHARDSON.
G. w. GARY.
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FOR RENT.

1OC-1O0 CANAL sTRFET-yFRY DE-
so ~ sirahla rooms for families or
gentlemen III this central location. noe ~
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JOHN ]. McLARSEy, Secretary. noiA l+
nan naxae e.naraa. Corner Th,ra ana

Rasi Reyle Guards. Corner Third and
Magazine streets. New 0reane. November u,
Will meet SATURDAY. November is. at ' 40 b.
M. to take into consideration the action OF the
cratic ana Conservative citizens uf the eleventh
ward regardless Of factions. are invited to at
tend.
F GAvANAUGH. Secretary. nol4 1t
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DISSOLUTION.

rI,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned. under
the name and style Of KIP 4 RUCHi Is hereby
dissolved LOUIS RUGH III appointed sole
liuuidator of the affairs Of said firm.
4. 7. KIP,
LOUIS KUCH.
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u EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, RESPECT
IL fully solicit for LOUIS kUCH the patron
a. e that has heret"forn been accorded go liber-
ally to the late firm Of KIP & RUCH.
no2 tirt Sn Tn Tn A. r. KIP.
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New Orleans. October o. 1919.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
IL tbs rice milling business at the Persevar-
anee Rice Mill, Nos. g. 10. u and IA Elysian
Fields street. New Orleans. on his own account.
and solici,s u continuance Of paat favorg-
InT1Il RICH
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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

NOTICE MY CONNECTION WITH
IN Messre. HUBERBIER 4 BEHAN expired
on the thirty fret ultimo. d. nj. POND.
November 1. 1879.
GCHMIDT & zIEGIER, WHOLESAL LIE GRO
- cera, Importers and Commission Merchants,
New Orleans.
Mr.. b. M POND hes perfected q business ar
rarpemept with us commencing this date
SCHMIDT 4 XIEGLER,
November II 1879. mol I'm
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MaIlr. HaiIr. Mnltr. nsmncrnts af GIG

MAlFy, HAEFy- HHEFF. WFWHFFHEs - sHe
Eleventh Ward-Hall of the Harmony Club,
New Orleans November IA, lsTa-Tha members
or the Harmony Club Of the Eleventh Ward will
meet at their hall corner Ninth md Tchoupi-
toulas streets, on SATURDAY. November H.,
arising from the action or tho late Democratic
Parish Nominating Convention, All eitigans OF
the ward, regardless of factions. are Invited to
attend.
noI4 9s GEO w WAGNER Secretary.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-31
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

--Carbolic acid is recommended as
being useful in the form of q weak so
luton to destroy vermin that prey on
the roots of house plants as well as on
the leaves.-IosU State Journal.
The Scientific american says: "a
mixture composed of one part of pow
dered borax and two parts of pow
dered sugar sprinkled upon the floor
where they frequent will soon eradicate
cockroaches.
Every one knows that the mustard
for plasters should be mixed with the
white of an egg, if you would avoid
raising blister. But there is still an
other method of arriving at the same
result. Take a tablespoonful of mo-
lasses, more or less as desired; stir
thick with mustard, and having spread
it on cloth, apply it directly to the
skin; it will not blister, even if kept on
for an hour.
-Geraniums that are expected to
bloom in winter must have a season
OF rest during the summer. Keep the
plants in pots out-of-doors, under the
shade of some tree, till September,
and water sparingly. In the begin
ming Of September shake the soil from
the roots, replant them in rich, sandy
foam, and bring them forward to the
sun and air. Place them in a sunny
window, indoors, when there is dan
ger of frost, and when they begin to
grow give them an occasional water
ing with liquid manure. They need
plenty of sun and air and a COMPARE
lively low temperature. In a hot
room they will not do wel!.-M. Y. o.
server.
The best tomatoes can be obtained
from plants trained on slant stakes
rather than when the plants are al
lowed to run at will over the ground,
or even when they are fastened to
slanting trellises. The lateral branch
es should be shortened back from time
to time to within few buds of where
the fruit is to set. Root pruning is al
SO recommended in order to ripen the
fruit early. While the plants are
young they are transplanted several
times, which destroys some of the roots,
and, after they are put into their final
resting places, spade is once in a
while thrust down into the ground a
foot or so from the stalk. This will
diminish the size of the fruit, but it
will hasten the ripening process, and a
few weeks will be gained in the earli-
ness of the CROP Vermont Farmer.
What are termed wolf teeth in
colts are small, insignificant teeth sit
uated directly in front of the upper,
and occasionally the lower, grinders.
They are natural and harmless, and
will usually drop out while the young
animal is cutting and shedding teeth,
but, at the time, the mouth of the
horse is very likely to be sore and ten
der, and this may in some cases cause
slight Inflammation of the eyes, as
the cutting of new teeth often affects
the eyes Of children, but no greater in
jury need be feared. If the false or
supernumary teeth cling to the gums
after becoming loose and make the
mouth sore, it is we'll to pull them out
with good pair of forceps, but they
sould never be knocked out, as is often
done by ignorant persons, who think
they are very dangerous things to leave
in The mouth of a horse.--M Y. Sun.
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Some people seem to be here in
this world just on their guard all the
while, always so afraid Of doing wrong
that they never do anything really
right. They do not add to the worlds
moral force, as the man who, by con.
slant watchfulness over his own health
to keep himself from dying, contrib
utes nothing to the worlds vitality,
The effort not to be frivolous is frivo'
lous itself, says Phillip Brooks; the
effort not to be selfish is very apt to be
only another form of selfshness. IN
v Hc~nI1
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been rendered doubly savage by our

been rendered doubly savage by oul
resistance.
"Here, Bose, your pistol! Quickr'
whispered, and the heavy charge wen
crashing through, followed by shrek.
and curses of pain and rage.
SHOW. then, out with you! I will
hold the place." l said, rushing bach
to the window. Come, Bose, hurry, OF
all will be LOST
The brave fellow now wished to in.
sist on my going first; but he saw thai
time was wasting and glided down the
rope, gradually disappearing in the
heavy shadows.
The fall one of their number had
caused only momentary lull, and
heard them renew the assault with ten.
fold fury.
dare not fire again, for felt that
every bullet would be needed when at
fairs were more pressing.
It seemed an age before I felt the sig
nal from below that the rope was ready
for me; but it came, and let myself
down, pausing an instant, as my eyes
gained a level with the sill, to take a
last look into the room.
AS I did so the door gave way, and
the bloodthirsty demons poured over
the threshold.
1 knew that had no time for DELHI
crate movement. They would in
stantly discover the mode of escape, and
either cut the rope or else fire down
on me.
l had taken the precautlon to draw
on my heavy riding-gloves, and my
hands, thus protected, did not suffer as
much as mil ht have been expected.
With my eyes fixed upon the win
dow, I slid rapidly down, and struck
the earth with a jar that wrenched ev-
cry bone in my body.
Quick as lightning was seized by
Bose, dragged some PAGES on one side,
and close against the face of the cliff.
Not second too soon, for down came
a volley, tearing up the earth about the
foot of the rope, where, a moment be-
fore, had stood.
Thunder! they will escape! After
them, down the roper yelled voice,
almost inarticulate with rage.
And saw dark form swing out and
begin the descent.
"Now, Mars Ralph" whispered
Bose, significantly, and with a quick
aim l fired at the swaying figure.
Without a sound the man released
his hold, and came down like lump of
lead, shot through the brain.
Another had started in hot haste, and
was more than half way out of the
window, when suddenly the scene above
was brilliantly lit up by the glare of a
torch.
Again the warning voice of the watch
full black called my attention to the fig
ure now struggling desperately to re-
up my pistol, and covering the exposed
side, drew the trigger.
With cOnvulsive effort the wretch,
springing far out into the empty void,
turned once over, and came down with
rushing sound upon the jagged rocks
that lay at the foot of the preciplce.
A single look to see that the window
was clear-we knew there could be no
path leading down for long distance
either way, or they would never have
attempted the rope, and we plunged
headlOng into the dense forest that
clothed the mountain side.
We got clear, it is true, but with loss
of our animals and baggage; for the
next day, when we returned with q
party of regulators, we found the place
a heap of smoldering ashes, and no
living soul to tell whittier the robbers
had fled.-Bostoa Times.
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The burdock is biennial and pro-
duces seed the second summer, after
which the plant dies. Allow them to
make full growth, getting nearly ripe;
then cut, gather together before the
seed is dry enough to shell out in hand
ling, and burn. If cut before fully de-
veloped, cheated nature persistently
exerts herself in the reproduction OF
burdocks, throwing out shoots as often
as destroyed and well set with seed un-
til frost ends the struggle; whereas il
die easily. This plan, if followed two
years, will leave but few plants.
Y Herald.
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Little Billy was told: "Never ask
or anything at the table. Little boys
should wait until they are served"
The other day little Billy was forgotten
in the distribution, and was not served
at all. What could he do? Presently,
after rejecting seriously, he asked:
"Mamma, when little boys starve to
death. do they go to Heavenr'-M Y.
Issdepesadent.
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Thousands of men and women are starving
themselves to death. They dare not eat drink
this or that, fearing it will increase their flesh.
Life depends upon continuous self-denial.
The only safe and reliable remedy for this ter
rible condition is Allan's Anti-Fat. 1t ia
wholly vegetable and perfectly harmless. lta
use insures q reduction of from two to Two
pounds per week. Sold by Druggists.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 10, 1873.
To the Projectors of Allan's Anti-Fat:
Gentlensen-The following report is from the
lady who used Allan's AntiFat: ut 1.-THE
Auti-Fat) had the desired effect, reducing the
fat from two to i've pounds week, until
had lost twenty-five pounds. hope never to
regain what have lost" Yours resp'y,
POWELL d PIIMproN, Wholesale Druggists.
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rheumatism and Kidney Disease.

SPARTA Monroe County, Wis. Feb. 3. 1879.
Dear StS-It gives me pleasure to recommend your
Indian Blood Syrup. It Is worth more to me
than an the doctors in Sparta Soalr years ago
stck with Rheumatism and Kidney Disease ms limbs
were Of to me- and for three months could not
stand alone But your Syrup cured me-
WILLIAM G. WELlA
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TESTIMONIALS OF CURES.
Cures Chr onlc rheumatism,

KERSHENA, Shawanaw County, VIA
Dear Sir-I wish to add my testimony in recommend.
lng your wonderful Indian Blood Syrup. l was
troubled with Chronic Rheumatissi for nearly year.
not being able to leave my room, or walk more than 9
few steps, and then only with great distress could
not ing hands to eat with Was also afflicted
with Salt KhouIn. tried all the remedies knew Of.
but they were useless lost my appetite became weak
or and weaker and the neighbOrs Of the opinion
that must die: My son having been cured By tho
uso Of your Syrup Thought would try It. sent for
some and took 1t according directions The result was
marvellous; steadily improved in health, the Rhenna
can be- being able to work every day. thank God f0e
BENJAMIN PYk
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TRADE-MARK.1
The Best Remedy Known to Man

The Best Remedy Known to Man
Dr. Clark johnson having associated himself with Mr.
Edwin Eastman, an escaped captive, long slave to
prepared to lend his aid In the introduction Of the
wonderful remedy Of that tribe.
The experience Of Mr. Eastman being similar to that
Of Mrs. Chas Jones and son, Of Washington County,
Iowa, an account of whose Suferings were thrlngly
narrated in the Neto York Herald OF Dec 18th, 1878
the facts Of which are so widely known and SO nearly
periences will be given here They are however, pub.
lshed in q neat volume Of 800 pages entitled Seven
and Nine Years Among the COmanchos and Apaches,"
Of which mention will be made hereafter Suffice 1t to
say that for several years Mr. Eastman while captive
was compelled to gather the roots gums barks herbs
and berries Of which Wakametkla's medicine
made, and Is still prepared to provide the SAME ma
teralS for the successful introduction Of the medicine
to the world and the public that the remedy
the same now as when Wakalnetkla compelled him to
oIni
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FIRST IN EVERY REsPECT.-The Gilbert
Starches are the best for. strength, for purity,
for finish, for uniformity. In fact they are
made with such assiduous care that they are,
the capacity of which Is almost unlimited, are
situated at Buffalo, N. 7.
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SINCE the first introduction Of DR.. +. vii.
hoft's Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic.
it has steadily gained in popularity with the
people, but since it's proprietors, Wheelock,
Finiay u Co., gave its composition to the
the sale Of it has doubled ITSELF It contains
no dangerous drug, and yet it is the greatest
specific against malarial diseases, such as
Chills and Fever. and Dumb Chills. For sale
by all Druggists.
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Cures General Debility.

6KNIvA LAKE, WalwMth Co. v Is, Jan. g, 1879.
Dear Sir-I have taken !tsccnt bottle Of d.. Gar.
J0pnsOn's Indian blood ~ rep fer General DeOil.
t0-out Of sorts gencrallv tees we'll renewsa ~ my
aDDetita SOLOMON MACAs
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P0oR bread and biscuits are unknown where
National Yeast is used. II you have not given
it trial, do 90 ct once.
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Rhaumaflsm Cured

o. OLOFF, Otter Tail Co.. Mimi, April 10, 1879,
Dear SirZI have taken your excellent Indian
Bleed Syrup for kht u,natism, which had been
troubling me for many years. and the relief expert.
encod from the medicine wonderful It is the best
remedy used, and would not be without 1t fOe
tho world; In fact, no one should be- without IT.
PETER U. FRAMES.
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Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume

Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume.
SEVEN AND NINE YEARS AMONG THE CoMANCBEs AND
APACHkS a neat volume OF 200 pages, being .
simple statement OF the horrible facts connected
with the sad massacre Of helpless family, and iho
captiviy. tOrtures ana ultimate escape Of its two
MIivng members For sale by our agents gen
orally. Price, $1.OO.
The incidents Of the massacre, briefly narrated are
distributed by agents. FREE Of charge
Mr.. Eastman, being almost constantly ct the West
engaged In gathering and curing the materials Of which
the medicine is composed, the sole business h,a,,aga
ment devOlves upon Dr. johnson, and the rene0y has
been called and is known a.
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Remedy for Dropsy.

EAU CLAIRE, Eau Claire Co., Wis, March %, 1879:
Dear Sir-I feel 1t my duty to let you know Of tho
wonderful cure your Indian Hood syrup made
In my case. About four years ago Was afflicted with
DFopsy being bOated frUm head to foot. tried various
remedies and different DOCTORS but got relief until
took some Of your excellent Indian Blood Syrup,
which speedily and effeetually cured 1t has been
used In my family for Eyspeas Sick Headache, Sore
Throat, etc, with wonderful results.
MRS G. L. BEARDSLEX
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MANKATO. Blue Earth Co., MINI, Feb o. 1872
Dear SiS-ElOm my uwn experience can say tlas
your Indian BLOOD Syrup is the best remedy tG
Sore Threats that ever got hold o.. great many
children have died With the Dpltera but your nt1l.
cine has cured my Children Of Sore Throat every time
have been suffering with Liver Comps Int, and from
the benefit which have received from its use would
not like to b without It Mis-. LYDIA WklGH1SON.
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A Medicine Which Gives Satisfaction to All.

SYENE, Dane County, Wis, April %, 1879.
Dear Sir-This Is to certify that your Indian
Blood eyrup has edectualy cured me Of Palpitation
OF the Heart MRS. 8. q. NYE.
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General Debility,

ArTON Rock County. Wis. Feb. %, 1872
OMp Sir-AllOw me to give my testimony In favor OF
yOur Indian God syrup. Twas suffering from
General Debility and it was the only medicine that did
No any rood. MICHAEL COLE
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UNION COLLEGE OF Law, G Tns HH.n ~:
Tuition, $75 per year For Catalogues, etc, address
HENRY BOOTH, sos West Lake Street, ChicagO,u
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MKHoRN Walworth County, Wis. April z, 1879.
Dear Siy-FOr the last two years have been using
your Indian Blood syrup, and found 1t u be =
hrstcass remedy for Rheumatism apd for purifying
the blood. EDWARD EADERklN.