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Few YORK..

NEW YoaK, November 1.-Flour-ouiet j:
receipts, 5000 barrels; supartine western
and State S. 10a5 so; common to good SIS 50
40 3d. good to choice S. 00a7 rs; white
wheat extra SO 00a6 so; extra Ohio SIS Goa
7.75; 81. Louis SO 0OAS 90; Minnesota patent
process 81 25as IS. Wheat-Quiet; receipts
~ 900 bushels; unHraded spring 81 25al 81 !:
No. 8 spring 81 27a1 %; No. 2 81 Bal 3S:
ungraded winter red 81 80; No. Q 81 asa
AZ; No. l do 81 43al ASK; ungraded
amber 81 403a1 Al; No. 2 amber 81 49a
! ASH; ungraded white 81 8sLsaI 10; No. 2
81 30a1 40; No do, sales OF 1900 bushels al
81 4Sal A.; No. 2 red November, sales Of 2s,.
900 bushels at 81 11Sa1 AK December, sales
OF go, 900 bushels at 81 4Sal 4OH; January.
sales Of 1900 bushels at $l52. Rye-Quiet,
Corn-Dull; receipts 1900 bushels: M.
graded 50a80c; No. 2 691<c; No. 2Noyem.
Der So xa50Xc; December &c; january 62c
bid, 6ic asked, 0ats-Demand active; receipts
5000 bushels; western mixed 49, Sa42c: white
western 42a44c. Hay-Firmer at sc. Hons
I'm good demand and market firmer; year.
ltngs false; eastern or western 32a42c: New
York State S2a45c. Coffee Quiet but Arm !.
Rio Cargoes l4Aa1794c; job lots 14Stal9Xc,
filming SaSkc. MolaSses Quiet bnt
steady. Rce--Demand fair and market Arm.
Tallow-Weak at 79Sa711c. Rosin-Quietb but
hrin at 81 7Oal 10. Turpentine-Easier at 46c
asked. EggS-Quiet but firm; western lsa
2lc. Pork-Quiet but firm; mess $40 40
Beef-Firm. Cut Meats-More active; long
clear exc; short clear 6Xa6Xc. Lard
Less active; prime steam $077X, Butter
Firm: western 15a3Sc. Cheese - Western
Sal3c, Whisky at ST. 10,
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been muck Diminished in It's feeding
value by the wet weather after 1t wa
mown.
The numbers Of stock kept in the Uni
ted Kingdom may be stated In refund mum
beers d 1000, 900 cattle, $4,000. 600 sheer
and 5000, 900 pigs, The annual value OIL
corn and vegetable produce In ordinary
years is about Gl25, 900, 900, and Of animal
produce about el26, 900, 600, or $3.50, 00O,.
900 In oil. OF this great amount Of pro.
ductlon, % we have seen, the farmers only
retain about E3S, 900, 900, or one.eighth for
interest on their capital and remuneration
for skill and labor. It Is evident, there.
fore, that II does not require great re.
duction on the produce Of each acre, or
on the value OF the meat, wool, cheese
aud butter sold TO swallow up the tenants
profit altogether. We have gone thus
minntely into detail, because many seem
to think the depression OF agriculture Is
more mere habit OF grumbling than q
real loss. II must be remembered, how.
ever, that as rents and taxes remain the
same, and the expenses Of cultivation can
only DO slightly diminished, the losses
caused by the late untruitful years, and
the present depreciation IN the value Of
all animal products, fall almost entirely on
tenant's proat swaanins 'y I. now a. this
season entiTelv ~ S ssidSs ttsrcSine nn S,
his capital '1' 'sS'NS''4'A' "NA
.
We are not ,n;ssts,;,, 4ha loss N torr,
ora even sltesdv Sther tu sos iUSS ~ ~ na
tineeneies Vet nosSihIe ,rheU aSe ~ nIses Il
Al an avera3e N 20 NO. .c %aev ve W the SoIs
lS00o asrss nndsr t 1.e n,oy III tbis " yeor
beSides The Senraci"ti s r P'G tSe vaI,;e ~
the hSv cron n ths AZ, .iots ~, sra 1 rorIs
ara nfincinallv nsiJ fron, ,si,oot ~ t nots'
Toes az n ths p eaSt ~ V Soo % and pt re
CLAW lands n EnoIsn5 III IoSa wi viii ' hs
,,onsiderably ahnve tha sn 1e s iSS and Il
IA The more kssniv tsIs S az fo S anu nra.
yious uniruitfnI vsars al
co,,rse thea iosssS "a, ,,o.. boov;Iv ~,
farmers, and ths nsx ia ~ ana vii hc tho
apricultnTal lshorera az ts oS vii h,;nS
down their ontlSv n w - ,s ~ " rninimnm
and for diem va "a an %S ~ ' Winter y
privation, with ind al ! b;"Sor mica tha n
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The rlnanelal Results of the British

The Financial Results OF the British
Harvest.
From tho Scottish Banking and Insurance Magazine.
1t Is calculated that in the United King
dom there are about 100000 landowners
and 100000 tenants, occupiers Of farms
large and small, more than one.half Of the
tenants being in Ireland, where the farms
are generally on small scale. The farm
laborers number upwards Of 1890, 900, and
altogether, with their families, the mum.
Der Of people engaged in, or dependent on,
agriculture is about eight and a half mil.
lions, or about one.fourth OF the entire
population Of the Kingdom. The income
tax returns show the gross yearly rental
from land to be about G97, 900, 900, and it
is calculated that the capital value Of the
agricultural and pastoral land In Great
Britain and ireland Is about Gl, 000, 900, 900;
the above revenue indicating gross re.
turn Of about 81 per cent. That Is the
landlords share Of the capital invested and
profits earned In agriculture, while it Is
reckoned that the tenantry have upwardsof
El00, 900, 900 In stock, crop and manures.
The revenue derived by farmers in ordina.
ry years from this capital, and from their
skill aud labor in cultivation, Is calculated
to be about G33, 000, 600, being about one.
hall the rental paid to the landlords. Ten
yearsAgo, an eminent statstician calculated
the receipts Of agricultural labors at E49,-
100000 per annum, but as all wages have
risen since then, the amount OF late years
may be fairly calculated at eco, 900, 900, SO
that We have total revenue to those di.
rectiy interested in the prosperity OF agri.
culture Of about e190, 1000.
The rents, tenants profits, laborers'
wages and the other expenditures are Of
course divided from the products Of The
crops grown on the land cultivated, and
from the stock reared or fed on the land.
According to the condensed agricultural
returns already published for 1870, the
acreage under lcrop in Great Britain this
year Is as follows
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Cincinnati.

CrSuAsE7r, November Lection firm al
l0Xc. Flour-Firm at $5Ssa6 IS. Wheat
firm OF 81 22a1 %. Corn inactive at 46a52c.
Oats steady at SSasSe Rye higher at S2as3c.
Barley steady OF SIas5c. Pork quiet and IN.
changed, Lard firm at 20 20a6 Is. Bulk meats
and bacon nominally unchanged. Whisky
steady and Unfair demand at 81 OS, LinSeed
oil steady ut 75C. Butter firm; fancy cream,
cry SSaS6c; choice dairy active at 2aa25c;
prime western reserve lsa2le; prime Central
Ohio llal6c, $50 $50
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0no4eo. November 1.-The DroVerA'
Hoos--KeceIpts 5000 head; shipments
$500 head. Market dull and fully 6aIOc
lower; mixed packing IS 30aS 90; light
bacon s. 40aS e6; choice heavy s. G0a3 90;
closed weak; weeks receipts 226 900 head.
: S0IATr1ETReeeipts $500 head; shipments
Zoo head g sss as scarce Shipping dull and
and shade higher; western and Texans AZ.
tive and in good demand at full prices :
Sc 2Sa3 20.
sHEEr-unchangcd.
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sAruRpAYl NoYENBER Is. III.

rn,prnR at 10 o'clock A. ~, soil d The tfont door
sl. CodrI House Of said county, the following real
V!,s tGFcel Of land EltuAte In Ohio county West
ssIl,,t, All bounded ~ iOlloWSi legihpipg a. .
~ 1tuFnp, 40 original sugar tree, eorler pf
hs.,,s ,nrdE I0F Edward Calhoun aud james Cald.
" ,,,trctycIy: thence with liao between said
~ IyI.5 & SO.i0O POLES 70 the RoTt1 side VI
Gs',i, allied The Hubbard load, lnd with the same
~ II "a pOlea, n. ~ q, "a poles, n, axe
n, nolt-, IheDce leaving bR'd rOSd n. CO.. ".
I'm nalss Ia an original line between the Calhoun
s~lib iinclS aud with the same 8, 9os W. IS
r. totSs 65,iunInS, containing ave acres aud I've
-. Ami also tract d land 10 said county,
eIbdel q follows; Beginning p 2 point on The
sy linz d the Carroll farm and Thirty t0et n9rta-
"a irori The old sugar tree corner on the HILL
No. Soutnulng on said eaSefly line (eall W. tQo
EIS st.lOJ roles 10 stake thence north 1l5+o W.
y, nj p.,Os u sake; thence y 20N' ", 80 4S.lt0
2. "a siake thence =. 1917 y. - poles, 10 the
~ Il beginning, containing one acre, excepting
E..,lmu an OF The coal stiaIa OF beds which may
Issr Inc surface Of said last mentioned pTeLnIei,
:. IN a thr ISht and privilege Of mining and ~:
-,Tbs aid coal In proper manner from last named
~, Title believed 10 be good but selling % TiuS.
~ vii convey only the utle vested In inc By sAit
~ T1SSI 1 oS Of tho purchase money
Il I, much more Is the purchaser may elect cash Ia
~ lbs bilauee 10 three equal payments, Of ak,
.IsiI. M eighteen months, respectively, from tho
~ Il ALE with Interest from that day, the puFchAs
:; d dTs notes, secured BY deed Of trust upon The
SSpSrsy for the deferred payment! ,,,or,
" II UAtLRR. AuckIOneof, ocIl
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Now YorlL nrI annIla nInrl,.t.

NEW YoRE, November 1.-Cotton goods
continue fairly active and prices strong,
Lensdale and blackstone bIeached stirtines
will be advanced Monday. Prints more &C.
tive and frmGr. Ginghams and dress goods
in fair request Spring fancy Cassimeres, che.
yiots and wosted coatings In steady demand
by clothlers.
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New YoRK, November H. Manufactured
copper In good demand; New sheathing SIS,
lngot lake 81 26a2l 80. Pig Iron-.Weak;
Scotch $50 00a2s 90; American SO 00a2S 90;
Russia sheeting $lS 80. Nails-Cut Is Goa
8 rs: clinch IS 10aB 10.
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TolKpo, November Wheat. Easier: No.
8 white Wabash 81 Is; amber Michigan spot,
and November 81 q; No. 2 red winter, spoil
and November 81 FIX; December 81 83H
January 81 80; No, 3 red Wabash 81 II; No,
9 D. 4 NJ. rod u "a western amber 81 %; No,
9 amber Illinois q 20; No 2 red mixed 81 "a,
Corn-steady and Arm; high mixed 48o;
No. 2 4S1[ci rejected new Ale oats-.steady;
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BosToE, November 1.-wooL-Demand &C.
tive and prices advanced from 2aSc; Ohio and
pennsylvania fleeces 42a4Sc; Michigan 4Oa46c;
wisconsin 40a44c; Kentucky and Missouri 81
aSSci Texas 25a35c; tub washed 42Ifa50c.
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Now Orleans C;otton.lrnr,,et..

NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-cotton- Quiet
but steady; medium 1910; low do lOXc /;
good ordinary 1910. Net receipts 400
bales; gross, 500 bales: exports to Great
Britain, 4,Sl7 bales; France, ISL bales; sales,
$500 bales; stock, 1S4,e4O bales.
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clnelnnatI HOG lIarl,et.

CtsCxHArr, November 1.-Hogs - Steady;
common g 76a3 40; light s. 45a8 rs: packina
g 5oas 50; yagabonds $ soaS 90. Receipts
Il, 200 head; shipments, 1000 head,
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n,RvSTEEs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
NT H.Ia Al TUT made BY Christina Able, vile Of
-. An. and aiIl Charles able, bet husband 70
: Trusts, dated he u RI bs dsy ,t Z y Sla sss ky
W. I(bIo county, West Vifglnih, In Deed Of Trust
Sot 40, 10, page u, WILL on
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MEDICAL.

TT YOU FEEL DULL, DRoWsY, DE.
badly poor appetite and tongue coated you M SlI.
lag tfIn torpid liver, OF "blllouan0lS ana nolhing
WI cure you % speedily aud permanently a. 70 take
siarSsosS, LivHR R5eutAIon on NEDIctNE
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NEW oRIEAss, November 1.-Molasses
common s.1 sSsS ,S Ssntraliips a2'al9e
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SUffEhEho Lost Energy, Manly
~11a .za.11=Ha1z7 VlH0r, Syphilis, or any
form Of dhease, cured al the old WESTERN
elnnntI, BY the only yure and reliable remedies
No charge until cured. ClIl or write for free
adVlse. Charges low. HAlf rates TO the
poor. oe8daW
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Local Pains, Weak
Spine, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and
Colds, Weak Back, Weak Kidneys, Nervous
Affections, Weak Stomach and Bowels, Dys.
pcpsia, Heart Affections, Enlarged Spleen,
Female Weakness, Shooting Pains through tho
Loins and Back, Lack Of Strength and Activ.
ity, Spasms Or Fits; and Nervous, Muscular
and Spinal Affections relieved and cured when
every other plaster, liniment, lotion and cleo
trical appliance fails.
Placed over the pit OF the Stomach they In
tallibly prevent and cure Ague Pains, Sore.
nesan1 Weakness, Bilious Collie, Affections
Of the Liver, and prevent Miasmstic and Ma,
larial Diseases. They draw Blood PoisonE
through the pores by absorption. They vital,
lie and strengthen the system; and should be
worn by all unduly exposed to disease.
PRICE rs CENTS.
Be careful to obtain CoLL1SS yoLrAtc
ELEcrRtc PLASTER, q combination Of YoltaiC
Electric Plates with highly Medicated Plas
ter, as seen in above cut. Sold byall druggists
no3-3MF8w
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TlRUsTEE's SALE OF CENTRE
vUGET INIl PROPERTY

TRUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
WHEELING PROPERTY.
\, virtue Of a deed Of trust, made by J. Chambers
Hsrty trustee for Mary Louisa Schwartz, the aid
Nh toaisa Schwartz With Fred schwartz, her hul.
ssd o the unlOrSISIed trustee, dated November 8,
iyS md recorded ID the 0t1ee Of the Clerk Of The
i~sstT Court Of Ohio county, Wost NirginlA, In deed
\ Trust Book No. 0, page lSi, will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
un,udug at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed to sell, At The
nd don d the Court House Of Ohio county, West
h, % lie highest and best bidder the following de-
,lsi propsEIy, that Is to say: The north one-hAlf
m Numbered IS, situated on the east side Of Main
srlFt, between TWepty.Glth street formerly called
T,n6tll AtteetI aud TWOnty.BlXth street formerly
AID Division StreetlI In the sixth WaEd Of the city
TENS o. sGlE-Oue third Of the purchase morey,
- 3 much more ~ the purchaser may elect 10 pay,
4 ci,h; the ballEce In two equal payments, at six
N Twelve months, With interest from day Of sale,
lrkiiar giving notes secured by deed Of trust and
rky VI Insurance OuthO property, for deferred pay
Tie title to the said property Is believed 10 DO per-
n. BIT selling AZ trustee shall convey only such
M d i yesIed In mAby said deed Of trust.
WIN. p, HUBBARD, Trustee.
VIII HAtLER, AuctIOneer. Oc8
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nRUsTHE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
TRIADEI pHIA PROPERTY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY. Z.
ByVlrtuo Of deed Of trust, made by Mary schwlnn,
Vie Of Michael SchWInn, with the said Michael
shVinn, her husband, 10 the undersigned trustee,
1Epd July g. 1876, and recorded In tho office u the
Oak Oi the County COuTt Of Ohio county, West Va
htt,d Of TTast Book No II, page ., will, on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1870,
Commencing at Ii o'clock A. NJ, proceed to SELL At The
tNal door oil the Court House Il Ohio county, West
yL the highest and best bidder, the following de-
STbed real tStAts that 10 70 tAY; Lot numbered ten
ls, the nnIe b designated shpan the plat Of the
Ea Of TtlNlelphiA In the county Of Ohio and State
4 Wet yirsnll, fronting Hity feet 40 IT, on the
NtORl Road, aud running back one hundred and
treaty ittt (l20 ny 10 an alley.
TEENI oHsALE-One-thiFd Of the purchase money
I'd much more As tho purchaser may elect 10 pay,
heShi the balance In two equal pay lnens At sir and
IelJe months, with Interest from day Of Rle, puF-
tAHen giving DOtes secured by deed Of trust, and
Rity Of insurance on the property for deferred pay
nentL
Tbstle To tho said property Is believed TO DO per-
ift, but selling a. trustee shall convey only such
ule a. Is vested 10 me by said deed Of trust.
WA. r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
VII. nALLER, Auctloneer. oes
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Eminent DR.. Wm. n. Stokes.
Baltimore, Md,

Writes: ~ have grea. plsaure 10 adding my tssti-
mony 70 the virtue Of coLDEa's LAEBI0s LIQuIp Ex-
TRACT OF BRRP aud Tonic InylgOratoE o. the very
best preparation used for DEE .sEssiox, WRNKNISs
and iTpsEfTtoS SnS therefore Tpcou-
RiStL
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PMLADELtHIA, November l.-Flour-
Firmeri western extra family fair s. 5Oa
%; Minnesota extra family 80 871l; good
choice 81 l2IE; Illinois, 81 Is; winter
wheats patents s. 50as 25; Minnesota patent
process, 81 10. Rye -four quiet Of IS 90
Wheat Firm; western rejected, 81 So; No
2 red elevator 81 40a1 4S; No. q red, spoi
and November, So AK bid; ST. as asked
December, 81 IS bid; 81 40 asked; January,
al As bid; 81 IS asked. Corn firm; Cd
western mixed, COO; yellow, track, COO
sail mixed, November $50 bid Clio asked;
December 66c bid; 6SHc asked; january
$50 bid; 800 asked. 0ats-Firmer; lig6t
mixed, 4lHa42c; white, 43a45 Provisions
Firm and unchanged. Lard, 7]Sa7Xc. But.
ter-searce and firm creamery extra, 32a33c;
New York and Bradford county, Pa, extra,
8a30c; Western Reserve extra 23a25c good
to choice, l9a22c. Hay-Quiet; western
$?l OOa22 co. Cheese-Firm; fine creamery,
l914o; good, Ike. Whisky-Firm at 81 Il.
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BALTIMORE &oH1o RAILROAD co.

u Ess..a:.;.!!|iE7 9ssz
On and after May IS, 1870, Passenger Tr.,p, Win
run a IoLoWs-Wheoling Tine:
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Testimonials from RELIABLE Druggists

Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81 90. Sold by all Druggists.
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1.r,,o A 10 o'clock A. NJ sell q pnbllS auction,
h4. aDS I So o soaSt, w S SS SSS .Ss
IN ds,sTIbsd real s.tRte, fo.Win Lot No. Ia
vi AZ ne city II Wheeling called East Wheel
AA 5.SIISS n Trustee will convey such title only
" Vested q me " aid deed q tsass: -, A..
Lh n tbG pnFShAh0 money 10 SIX nl0nlhs Tor
,ibV nurehaSeF desires % pay with interest
p.atu.. ~ "a thS Sallhacti0n d the trustee.
I'D Hsl''4 " X. O. BARI, Trustee.
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Baltimore.


BALTIMORE, November 1.-Flour-Higher
and firm; western superine, s. 75a6 Is !;
do extra IS 75a6 Is; family SO 60a7 25
Wheat-Western higher, but lame at close:
No. 2 western winter red, spot, 81 43}<al a;
November 81 ASK. Corn-Western quiet:
western mixed, spot, 600; November, 68Xa
5SHc; December, 6sa59c. 0at3-Steady;
western white 4la431Sc; do mixed 3aa4Oc ;
Pennsylvania 4la42c, Rye-steady at 02c.
Hay-Firm and unchanged; prime to choice
Pennsylvania SIS 00al6 90. Proyisions-Ac-
tive and unchanged: Mess pork, $ll so. Bulk
rib sides, no car loads; do packed II<a05Kc,
Bacon-Shoulders &c; clear rib sides SIC,
Hams-10allc. Butter-H Higher; prime,
zoe; choice western packed and roll 2Oa2Sc,
Eggs-ACtive at 2la22c. CotEae-Firm; Rio
cargoes, 15al8hc. Sugar-Higher; A soft,
9kal0c. Whisky-steady OF 81 Is.
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rnllsfEEs, SALES.

IIRfjSTEEs sALE-BY VIRTUE ORA
ISSi Ollrust nude y earle. hsa 3nd Sesame
V VIZ yssSrdei d thO once Of the Clark d tie
~ IA toSft oI OhI0 county, In Trust DEED Book
EpApv 49, Shn ahall I'M
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4''t.sss't''es
AS regards the return for Ireland for
1879, the following may be taken as sufl.
GENTLY near the aoreaes
Acres. Acres.
Srssa crops s Including PSatSs:
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been muck Diminished in It's feeding
value BY the wet weather after Il was
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or the application of the knife; point
ing out mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and effectual, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, privately, and radically.
BsS@ This Lecture should be in the
hands of every youthand every man
in the land. ..s
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-11-20
FROM THE VETERAN EDITOR
OF THE EE,REDONIA CENSOR

DR.. NJ. NJ. FENNER, Fredonia, n. Y,
n, Dear Sir Il have beeu using your
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III is an excellent remedy for the biliouSness
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w. McKINSTRY.
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