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New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

neHssFD POULTRY.


potlios loo bu-. Oi onions 20 pkrs East
erl Ensr Potatoes gstuug used up 50 tAAt those
now n store held very fInly at - IaG
owing % The recrnt cou sratLrr th- rece pts
OF Pot m0d,T-e aut t re IS r- stock icrd upon
healthier e"lug onions are "a
higher Gfhrr vegetables ~ quoted be-
low We note he arrival West India Tomatoes most
n finch wrrr -lc and II per box Aough some went
o- barely en- sgh to pay freight charge. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAHhEIS
T.Np0S Jan l2}a uCOnsnls. 9jl1is for mOnev SO
G.f tc account. T.. : bonds. IentorurS lp1 New nYes
.U. Ir. Ra way shares. DO preferred 80 = Llnols
Central -. Central So New Jersey Central
ror-o - Of tor three monJh bulls n
tr orsp market per which Is = cent below
tle Ban of Ind rate.
tOSpON I'm Ia ID. III -C8nsO- 96lls 81 =
Tor anf ha per cents los
preferred 81 New Jersey cen
81. NesJersev CenJrsl eonsois far7S @dvceH
l3 francs 40 cenrmeS ior the
account silver y quoted today 5Oi per ounce
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

pee.t. fr f'c week y 10 pigs lasr week eGl6 rkg'
rern1.rg g-ek last year rUI pkrs. Fresh Egg are
not n o. sooi mani tirJ have 1rrI anu pfoss q.
--.'.r-, Iosrr extra tnth OF
v.v... f,te r-talsd - sc. But genef"i a.rs
I'D. ..r... tr rang. r oU- quotations lrt-..'i--
t I'D ok tf- Y-rf,rI aud th- market Wnair'"r
s...r can l.ta,.- .u pal The bet h i1@. u .iieA
. ar tr rAa. 49,. 4- MN but inferior lots sell very
-uN4F. -UDDtl.ula.
penn & S g.. d1z -j.45 5.- sou horn .-----2a 4-'s
v...t.r- f..-.n e. r.t IAn- state ..-.-----o
~ LII .s.e. -U D. up. Wr,trr,4--.----4S az
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TJE N.II0s AL PARK T. .vK oy Nrw YORK
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h,'u'l- 'i. .' - JAZZ ,' ' i a.
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f'iH r.-'f-N TOT tlr ensuing year
NH"d" a. teAE y''~ soN - ',,nuiI|
JOS '1 j.. .IIA'y I,s. I..-' ny. "A.
Dror -e q Potts Hchari Burr.
Peer I1vgrn, thar-r~ ID. MatheW@
tr-Aui irArr. Aaron r-rlCk,'h
Robert J. A0guet. l.. hrAogS wight
amos J. "oilh
As. fDr Tn spectors n L.rctl1n ;
wilson e. Hunt, John r. Marshall.
Eugene FluuAett
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,ttS STACKS
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A. YORK and Br0o&yn 'i' 7forN" lni ll'o AT NhH
OF BrooA-y -nTestmont securities a"lt ia G' ---s
80 sroni-L. n. y
No IlCE.-l he annual t,rct2n ,o o, DiTTogtpT' y 'rr
y Ut lh" - H.'.N--' - y i l,, - e..
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"d. 't 'Arr Una - =. -- - " 49, 30 81, 30, IN g.t
Ehe .aas,yr DOCKS Of ne emmy vi .e ., irj ID
q" 1one Branch ana -ea Shore H. x. 90.
N.v York 0pcar,rcr-- I---.
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4 w.. be- -.rr|-at rntl 8 o. o., p II. ~ WfDSE-DAY
iAv OF Janutrv next o- rv sale to tr trustee Tor
rarr anon ~ t'hoi ~ " '"L1'" "f ' hphhy 'i ''I-
proposals pr,c p4r b" tccr'~ under
90, Iu.ho1y 10 3Tcuass. lHttrr,t dccrun- @" hdY
ls only 50. Dee allowed - =, ,.,-,,- -r.. go. . -,.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
Gaululs 8lnAs.

5dUlnls 8Inis.
DRY DOCK SAVINGS NSTTU rlON,
su 9 ats B0wERY
The Trustees TINS Institution have declared = dividend
months ending December 3D. LIS the Of
8 PER CENT PER ANNrN
On al sums n - 600 and arGer an1 on me
% the rate per per payable and 3f'cr
;hird Monday n January 79. Deposits before
January 10 Will be entitled January /.
ANDREW NGLL- PRECEDENT
WILLIAM y. WEBSTER. -ecretAry.
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK. I'm the City OF
~ Ne"-iorA, corner o. iiLsy. aid .tth ~ 80
The goa-t of Trustees have declared O. 9th ~afINN v.
NIAL DIV .uLN To- '~'-'or. l."d th"rr'" 'ndrr os
bylaw. d ur rate rs per cent pr auluu on SUMS 'f -
lnd undcr. tnd 90 tho st Of pr cent sums of
DINIUi-N D. v.il Ir.ucina, ard
Jas~,ry 10 wi ,.ra9. pf'rc.s nom fi-,ary l.
C. F. AauHoR Treasurer
SEAMLN'~ BAtK for SAVINGS. Nos. 4 and
De- uad rpo-itrr HrI1g
IN. 3.t nj AZ Inc rafe,f FlV. PR DEN rer anuum
payIli" and Afsr lipN p y. -.fh mt
The interest W. De credited % 'r, A. yrn- na'
Joux II. Boyxro> secretary
NeW York, jan. D l.,5.
guE BANK ros ~Ayr>Gs
N,. 10 biFEcEFR-r.
NEw-YoRK. Jan. =. l--9
THE BOARD of TEl SIZES have This day
declared che usual interest rntr 'h' prov 's "' -
bylaws. Tor the Last months ending tHe 81 - iev'nt
Il. rl.co FIVE PER CENT per aanan Oh al sums q
- unDer 900. and of Il' PER .fNl "I at mus
amountne 70 $50" arr upw'ris p2 i'l' on l'd 1fr ths
carried 90 nee o. t.e c-e-u ~ 'or ts principal o4 tts
.si % - "A'r. .i stLngs rXa"'', q. iiep'-L - , .
anu GEoHGE CABOT WARD secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

-. , t,rlr- a. bios. ih- confidence with
-rt de- r.br lo, ui gur- arr held rr-rcis ide tey
i a. rr,l, e.. u. tAAi lrr- TOO hgn. thuc- rl!t
,,ot H. ousfr lraf d-uiItaus We note NE arrival
~ a .m,v I'D uf Bnrrr j. -Lsm feAfs u04 AAiBIOiA
His Iafv Kept silehu-dy and
.v,r.bI, win California frut - pc b4rNrt
Ia lle as.lns Pros Tiers Ia 'eSA --'0i1 a~- ~'1o -
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

'lnC.gt = two dayA
Tie following were the receipts ant shipments AZ
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, a. re
ported by telegraph:
necegptA ShipmeutS
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Foreign exchange was strong for reasons already
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l. Wl- t'Chtt-OdN ol ILt I-'a.'.l >.'. l-- i4.'
and Tomorrow viii hc iortuiE Us ~c' t.It.- "aT
money iu the outslG" market on tuler-A4o' ;us
bulls .c.J. down 10 l. per cent Co0>yi- a"vahcrd
to loss new 5s ruhng firm at lo";4 and lo-+H-
aad I-G1, steady at lIOl2 and 1854 -Peetve.N.
IL American railway. uHuuis CeutIH fell o. -.
Jersey Central stock beng 1p 90 -, cou-"E.ote.
bonds ruIlny al 7SL1. the Ere, being tTm 40 -
for common and 30 for tie preferred. Ia Paris,
e.. - left oil ~ 1910.
The gross earnings Of tie Burlington. Cedar Rap
as and Northern Railroad Company are reported IS
follows:
FIRST week IN January So .-5s sss555 Dec si.75s
The receipts Of nour and gram AZ the principal
Atlantic ports tins l4th day Of January We're
Sa,v.vnrk g..r pfIa Boston
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

J a -e .
Ft;, vei0 I-foruHg t'e uIaJs-t ~'rrirr caused
months aud lAtrr u.p.t4r ai-l' a'a,e vas even
L-.,. ~a.cs ls. -7"Hine d. 90 '.l--- LAY I- AL
le.tIhlF- . "a lit.iS'5 %iii4 - .7 - ts' go
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hfIii +..t q '.i or I@'ts I.li' -. -''' ln
r--.. Oils. $50 Marc J.- Apr-i -. s'.N 80 -.
94a h3 b. 'f. Frti a H. ''.''1 .-'' .H"' 80 ,...'
J1u.. .u.-. 1900 July. l14-. go ri' -" .'.,.
"a H oAe5 lId t'tsl 4'-VO OAes' i"'-'o' ''''"
steady ,...
January ..--.-.. +53 "5 NJ. 40 1000
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Ulmans Ridge Loesls.

The Rsv. N. X. Bopse Of iberia, deliver.
ed q sermon at No. 4 school house on the LIST
sabbath Of June. Nothing preventing he
will prOsch at the same place on the let
Sabbath In July, ct 8 O'Clock p. m.
There will DO prayer meeting held al
No. 4 school house the And Sabbath 10 June
At 3 O'Clock p. IN. all are cordially invited 10
attend,
We were not IS we'll pleased With vhAt
our attentive mail carrier brought ns from
Hart, Yer Bryek Il Co. a. va would have
been with q few pounds OF that good boned
cod FISH that once was, but alas no more.
Tho Scriptural injunction--"Be truthful
and multiply IL being fulfilled In our neigh.
borhood 70 the letter. This time Il is Mrs,
"a. Sullivan who has another daughter. Don't
stop friend Taylor Till the dozenth s scored
There Ia Q strong tsadency on the part
Of some OF our young ladies who stsendeC
divine service to persist 10 3 constant litter
whisper and giggls during the hour OF wof
ship. We IAbor under tina impression !
would look more becoming in them u the,
/ would allow others to hear what The preach
or has to cay, II they have no desire 70 heA
themselves.
"A word 10 the boys, would It not lool
far moro becoming II, when you aisen
church you would let your knives remain |
your pockets and not, during the hour {
worship have them out whiting shOepes
and the like notionai
We hope to learn thAi our merchant
hAYe 9 supply Of salt on hand 10 suppl
their customers.
-Dr. J. UlmOn Is progressing finely on h
new barn, and indications are he will haS
something TO put In IT,
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E'rHnk Leslie'S
POPULAR MONTHLY

For June contains, as usual, 90 abundance Of
good things, literary and artistic. The arti
cles are beautifully and literally illustrated
and they are timely and highly interesting
and Instructive. The opening article ''The
British Empire in South Africa" Is especial
" 90. for the Cape and Natal colonies are at
tracing universal attention at this time.
There are eighteen admiral illustrations.
'The Uity Of the Doge," ''Some Indian
Hill Tribes" NAVAL Architecture of the
Present" with eighteen illustrAtions);''The
Rhine Delta" by lady Blanche Murphy, will
we'll repay perusAl. The departments Of &c.
ton and poetry are OF q very attractive char
acter, The contributions being by come OF
our mos popular writer's. There is a more
than usually oopious miscellany, embracing
an immense variety Of subjects replete with
interest, instruction and entertainment. The
number contains l2s pages qusrtO. and near
" 100 eDgrsvlngs, and inssmuch AZ = single
copy can be had for 20 cents, and the sub
scfiption price IL only 30 a year, postpaid
the publication may certainly claim to be
one OF, II not the cheapest Of the kind In ex
IalenCe. Address, FRANK LEsLrE's PuRLItH
ING HOUSE, So, SO, and 81 Park Place, New
| York,
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Shsspskin Point, Brush Greek, Saline
Township, Killer Co., 10.

May olN lotJs
ED. BANNER; Dear Sir;-.I wlsh g lttls
space In your paper for the purpose Of Aiding
the VindicAtor man In vlndlcsting the cause
Of the Taxpayers oil Miller county, which
seems to DO his great one idea, well 70 begin:
rhs first and fourth, eleventh and twelfth
Items IN his local aud personal column is the
one idea be sets forth, In one OF those items
he says WAX UP TAX PAYERS. So say / when
indicator tries 70 coneenlEA.s the taxpayers
minds on the County Printing. 1t would be
we'll TO call his attention 10 another ldeA, viz
10 the importance of men keeping their i'm
terest paid up Is the law provides, and there
by save the tax payers from being taxed TO
run their Public schools. Now the one
Idea man Dady 30 acknowledges be owes NIL
Ter County School fund $4,000 and some
interest, be does not say how much interest
he does WI Well viii SAy that the inter
est that he owes Is over $4,000, DOW due
and unpaid, . sum II paid would materially
aid the taxpayers Of those townships to
which It 10 due In the way OF relieving them
Of taxes TO support their schools this year,
School taxes are just IS hsrd TO pay now As
any other taxes. Now II Dady 10 would
only keep his own door yard clean ne then,
with some consistency might point out the
debris lying 1t his neighbors door. at least ht
could command an easy conscience aud due
respect from the community he breathes in.
But such 10 not his nature. He reminds nj
very much OF an anecdote Of PreGiden
Lincoln's, in speaking Of Gem Freem ont's
general-ship: He Is h-ll on parade but no
worth sd--n In action.
See the correspondents brevities and mari
we'll every word and every sentence witt
double emphasis, he agotitieally points GU
his bEeVities ~ deserving more than passing
notice. when In one Of his breviIles he say
God loves q cheerful giver; now l would asl
II Dady 10 ever gave 8 farthl ng for an,
charitable purposef II he has / would Nk
very much TO know Il and give due credit 70
any and ell that he deserves at the hands c
generous public. Lest i should weary 20
In q long correspondence. I will close hoI
ing / may be able to contribute something q
, some other time. Yours truly,
: SULLIHs BUTCUR.
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A young lady gave her roller skating ex.
perlence as follows
"You ought TO have seen me, " said the
yivacious young lady to the new minister;
"pd Just got the skates on and made 9 start,
when down l came on MY"
"Msggie!" said her mother,
"Whati oh, 1t was too FUNNY
One skate ven one way and the other'a
vother way, and down l came on my -"
Margaret" reprovingly spoke her
father.
"Well, WHAT They scoOted from under
me and down l came on my"
"Margsretl yelled both the parentG
"On my little brother who had me by the
hand, and like to have smashed him, Now
what's the mAtterf"
The girls mother emerged from behind
the coffee pot. a sigh Of relief escaped from
the minister, and the old gentleman Ndroitly
surned the conversation in q political chan.
l mel.
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A New York judge has sentenced an OK
merchant Of that city to she state prilOn for
obtaining $4,000 worth Of goods by mis-
representing HE financial condition! The
creditors, II seems, signed an agreement that
they would not accept q pecuniary settlement
from rich relatives Of ihe culptIt, desireIng
the case to be tested 10 the courts. The
court held distinctly that any person who
buys on credit takes . criminal risk as to the
representations which he may max about
his sOlveEcy. II, for example, a stranger
suteFa . store as a buyer, the proposed cred.
itor questions him, Where does be livei
Where does no transasi businessl What is
bis property How much IL he WORTH etc,
etc. "As this point" decides the New York
Judge, '1et the proposed debtor beware.
He 10 about to obtain property on q promise
Of payment, and the promise is received BY
the proposed creditor upon hlth lie. the deb
tor's story. No one should know better than
tue debtor about his solvency, and the law
lorbIds him to speculate rAshly upon his
word Of honor. II he has lied, and the credi
tor Is cheated, then the debtor must cut
fer . penalty ~ hne and imprisonment for
bis lie" This decision Is clearly good Law.
In lhis country Il has been she fault Of crsdl'
tors that criminal panlshmsn. has not fol-
lowed Misrepresentation In bndness trans
! Aotians. The Spectator In Commercial con
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jefferson city, Nc.

June =, rs.
EDrroR OsAaE VALLEY BAEHHK In your
issue Of May 2slh an article appears as cor
~rOsEondence from here, headed, warning TO
old men,
l desire TO say that 90 much Of that cor
respondenee as relates to the Mstron OF the
Penitentiarv, lie q mistake; the mstrOn know
ing nothing Of the affair until informed by
myself,
1 know you viii give this denial as public
8 notice In your paper as you did the state
ment from your mis,iniormed correspondent
Truth.
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To the People of Miller County.

have opened q LUMBER YARD In III
town of Tipton, Monitesu County, and shal
keep constantly on hand the very best q
Lumber, and guarantee that / will sell sarhI
TO you Cheaper than the Rme can be bough
at any point In Central Missouri. Person
contemplating building will and II to theii
Interest TO call and get my prices before pur
chesIng elsewhere. II you don't believe M
ask you neighbors.
Yard on Morgan 81, South of Bank o
Upton. w. +. HOWARD.
ISL
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70 lhe FraVelina C-snnunitT.

Az . new bridge Is taking the place Of the
old one across the Shut.in bransh'' In Tus-
cumbia the contractors are necessarily COM.
PEELED 10 take up the plank and keep them
up for ihe purpose Of letting down rock and
dirt which renders the bride very unsafe and
dangerous to crOas, furthermore the bridge
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hdence has been allowed TO compromise the
matter by paying a certain portion Of the
debt incurred. The New York merchants
who refused the money and brought the GRIM
lnal to justice have established e precedent
which may we'll be followed.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-05

DIR. @. w. BERsoN's CELERY n CHAM
OnILE PILLs are prepared expressly 70 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, NeFvousnesa and
Sl0eplessnass and will cure any casa. Price
nfy ets q boz, so pile, postage iIee, Sold
BY al dsaegisls, Once, No. zoe n. kntnw %
RaIt:mcse, Nd.
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DEAR SIR,

II you are In want OF anything IN the way OF
Gums, Rifles. RevOIverSe
Pistols, Ammunition, Gun Material,
Fishing Tackle, or any other Fine
sporting Goods please send stamp
List. Yours truly, Address, J0HH6TON'S
GREAT WESTERN GUN WoRKs PIrTsAuRGH.
PA l1-lm
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st. RItAabeth Re

The undersigned has established q licensed
ferry at st. Elizabeth. Miller county, Mo-,
Movers and travellers will find this crossing
mach nearer and better on routes from JET
ierson City, California, ChamOis leading to,
Rolls, Springfield, Vienna, Linn. and other
points directing from these places than any
other crossing on the Usage river.
II. B0KDRKRR..
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has been condemned by The County Court.
1 would caution the community not 70 risk
themselves or property on it.
DANIEL CUMMINGS.
Road ovsrseer, district No. 8.
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l.. {. LohmAn, Wholesale and Retail Mer-
chant at cor nsr High RndJsGsrson Street,
keeps Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
steel and Iron ct bottom prices.
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no CONBUMPTIVE9

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, IL anxious TO make known
10 his fellow suffers the means Of cure. To all
VII o desire it be will send q copy of the pre-.
scYiption used free OF charge,l with the d.
~reosicns for preparing and using the same,
| which they will lnd o Sure Cure for Con.
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. Parties
wishing the Prescription will please address
Il A. WILSON, is4 Penns 81. Williams
burgh, N. Y. 1O-8m
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The Wells Tea COMPANY
Importers Of
PURE CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS.

Supply Teas TO Storekeepers, in original
packages, At lowest inport prices.
Supply Teas 10 DrRggists, General Deal.
es and others, packed 10 handsome sealed
packages Of one pound each, Ia c~anlsters OF
the same capacity, and In 8 lbs, 10 Lbs, md
20 10 boxes.
supply Teas TO Peddlers In half pound and
one pound bag, plain or printed, at = moro
liberal discount than 10 given elsewhere.
Supply Teas for Club Orders and allow Q
larger commission than usual, and 10 all cas-.
90 guarantee the quality OF their goods.
TAG WELLS TEA ColPANT is one ofthe
largest and mOst reliable h0usesl In the trade.
and all parties requiring Teas should send
for . circular.
The Wells Tea Cos
r. o. BOX $3.50. NEW x1RHE
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FOR OONSUMPTION

All Diseases that Lead TO II, such as Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and All Diseases Of
the Longs. Cured BY
Aliens Lung BRlSams
Has become known and appreciated 10 every
town and village throughout the United
States and Dominion of Canada. Hundreds
of thousands OF bottles are annually sold; and
thousands of witnesses testify TO it's unequAPd
power In healing Il Is recommended for.
1t Ia harmless 10 the most DELEGATE child.
II contains no opium In any form.
0H~DireciIons accompany each bottle.
II Is sold by medicine dealer generally.
lSN
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PENSIONS

wounded or injured, even II slightly disabled,
can obtain pension back from day OF dis
charge. One OF our Arm In Washington to
give personal attention 10 ell claims before
the departments. Do not delay, but write 81
once. Send stamp for our new soldiers cir
cular.
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CATAHRH REMEDIES.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
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After long struggle with Catarrh TOUR RAM
CAL CURE conquered.
Rev. D. $. MONROE,
Lewisburg, Pa.
have recommended it to quite number OF
mi friends; all Ut whom have expressed to me
their high estimate Of its value aud good enects
With them. VIM. BOWEN,
225 Pine-st., st. Louis.
We hive sold sAAFoRD's RADICAL CURE for
several years, and can say candidly that we
never sold similar preparation. that gave such
universal satisfaction. We have Jet to learn Of
~ - Sd. BALDWIN & CO.,
Washington, Ind.
No sooner did begin to uso it than my eymp-
toms changed. It cleared nv throat. it cleared
my head, 1t cleared ny mind It operated on
my system in way that nothing ever before
a'~ SAMUEL sp1NNEY,
Meadow Vale, N. 8.
The cure effected IN nv case By SANronD's
RADICAL CURE was SO remarkable that It
seemed to thos. who had suffered without re-
lief from apy OF the usnal'remedies that it could
not be true. therefore made affidavit to it be-
Boston. GEORGE F. DINsMORE,
Druggist. Boston.
One Of the best remedies for Catarrh-nay.
the best remedy we have found In q lifetime OF
sufferng-is SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. 1t Is
not unpleasant to take through the nostrils, and
there comes With esch bottle small glass tube
for use in Inhalation. It clears the head and
throat so thoroughly that, taken each naorninE
no disagreeable hawking during the entire daY,
but IN unprecedented clearness Of voice and
respiratory organ=.-Rev. J. E. Wtggin, Il. Dor
chester, 4Nass., Beacon.
Price, With Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions 81. Sold BY all druggists.