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HydrophobIa and Oxygen.

The Russian physicians recently treat
cd young girl IL years old who had
been bitten through the skin by mad
dog. The wound had been immediately
cauterized with lunar caastic, and cicat-
rization was complete in eight days.
Three days later the patient was attacked
with ,diphtheria aud paralytic aphonia.
Seventeen days after the bite she Was
seized with commissions. The immedi-
ate Inhalation of three cubic feet Of Oxv-
gen was practiced with such effect that In
two hours and a half the patient was
resting quietly and comfortably. Two
days later, the same symptoms superven-
ing, the Inhalation was again practiced
for forty-tive minutes, when the c c'nvul-
sions ceased. Monobromide of camphor
was prescribed for three weeks on account
Of . slight dyspnoca. A month later
there was q sli hit atony OF the muscles
Of the leg, but these symptoms gradually
passed away, leaving no trace OF the dis
ease except q slight apnonia, due to the
effect Of the diphtheria. In 1875 Drs.
Paul and Josias treated a similar case
with the same method, but the patient
died, although the spasms were allay ed
temporarily by the oxygen.-Gaz. des
Hopitaux.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

Hon. Charles Foster, the Repu bl:can
candidate for Governor of Ohio, is get
ting over the ground. He reports that
during the last ten days he has travelled
over 500 miles; has made las speeches,
ranging in time from ten minutes to two
hours; has shaken hands with 1897 peo-
pie has spoken about the fine crops
over 10000, time; has embraced LOO
babies (babies are scarce in Ohio this
year,; has treated 2,0S0 times and has
been asked to drink $50 times. AS a
"mixer" Mr.. Foster is able to double
discount the patriarchal Bishop.-Bdlti-
more Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07
SECOND EDITION
DIAM0NDCUT DIAMOND.

HORSE JOCKEYS AT LoGaEBHEADs.
We clip the following from the Harris
burg Independent Of last evening:
On Friday last there came to this city |
. Lancaster county "Broadbrim" who
had 3 ,sorrel mare In his possession.
While In the city he was induced by q
Harrisburg dealer to trade horses. This
be did, receiving in return for his sorrel
marc horse. which was represented 10
be young and good goer. "lf you are
not satisfied" said the dealer. "you can
come and get your horse again." Inc
Lancaster county man went home, out
on arriving there discovered that lie had
been sold, he having traded nine-year-
old horse for twen:y-J ear-old.
On Saturday noon he came to the city
to trade back, but the trader said he had
already disposed Of The horse. The Lam
caster man was not to be duped in that
manner, as his eagle eye, while 10 the
stable, had sighted the mare. He said
nothing at the time, but went quietly
away and secured advice. The advice
given was to take his horse and leave the
other, The assistance of Harrisburg
man was secured, and watching his op-
portunity "Broadbrim" stole quietly Into
the stable took his horse aud replaced
him by the other one. Once outside the
horse was rapidly taken away by the
young Hsrrisburger the Lancaster county
man rapidly following, and after placing
the horse In the vehicle, the Lancaster
county man made fast tracks for home.
The Harrisburg dealer finding thu
horse gone consulted lawyer. The law
yer gave him ten dollars worth Of advice
and pfofiered his services to hunt up tn
Lancaster county man. After runnin
over. the city in fruitless search th
dealer was told by the lawyer that moth
ing could be done in the matter as tn
proceedings of "Broadbrim" were pc
fectly legal.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

The marriages that used to prevail
among slaves have been decided valid
by an Augusta (Ga) court. Jamev
Thomas was denied q share in his COL
ored fathers estate, on the ground that
bis father and mother were never mar
ried. James proved that his father and
mother lived together as slaves, in what
the negroes regarded as state Of we'd
lock, and that his father always recog-
pixed him a. his child. The Court sus-
tai ned James view Of the case. and gave
him his share of the Thomas property.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

During the first half of 1879 the Income
of the direct cable across the Atlantic
was s43s $50, the working expenses sl02,-
6l5, and the net profits s335,9i5 There
were s44.S25 expended for repairs during
the half year, and di dividends paid amount
ing to sl51, ,775, the remainder of The net
profits being added to the reserve fund,
which now amount to $500 900, and is an
accumulation TO be devoted to buying q
new cable or repairing the old one,
should any accident befali it.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Specu
ton contained active and the tender ncy
was to higher prices, although there was
a somewhat fe everish feeling at the close.
Another furry in the money market
sent the rate up to six per cent for call
loans, but 1t declined again In the course
of an hour. Government securities
seemed neglected in favor Of railway
bonds, in which tho dealings were large
and high prices wer r al zed' Ex, ha Q
were dull and unchanged.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

Captain John Brown, Jr., after pass
ing q week among the colored refugees
in Kansas, writes to the Cleveland (O.)
Leader that the labor market is 70 far
supplied that wages are generally low.
Breaking new land, preparing for fall
sowing, and gathering the corn crop will
furnish work until the cold weather sets
in; then want and great suffering must
be the lot of him who is homeless and
without bread.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

A curious story comes from Chicago
about Silas M. Patterson, q son Of Ex-
Senator Patterson, of South Carolina,
who has been cuth agrand swath 1T
the Palmer House Of late. 1t is repre-
sented that he borrowed three or four
thousands dollars on some diamonds,
which he represented rs family heir
looms. 1t now appears according to the
report that Si'as had borrowed the dia-
monds from one Warren knight, who
subseq ue ntly issued a warran. for his ar
rest.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07
6PECIAL NOTICES,
Important TO Mothers.

Mrs; W inslow's Soothiag syrup Is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
their children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
sfopiach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health aHd com fort,
10 mother and child. During the process
OF teething Its value In incalculable IL
softcns lie gums. reduces infi4n ,iation
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
iha child and coiniort To the mother,
twenty-five cents a bottle. marl5-lyeod
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Fers Ign Telegr.phic Summary

At the Lord Mayors banquet in Lon
don Premier Disraeli delivered . pre-
pared speech In defense Of his admins
tration.--Mr. Leon Chotteau has pre-
sented report of his travels in the Uni
ted states in the interest of free trade
10 Minister Waddington.-A quarter OF
million dollars withdrawn from the
Bank Of England for shipment to the
United States. Abyssinian king has
abolished the slave trade in his domin-
ions.-The Pope has given the Panama
canal scheme his blessing.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FOR Philadelphia: 23, 100, $40, b o.
~ 10 o. io;so a. m; u n i2 80, $50, 400
FOR New York: 2a, lO.04, q m. 1881. ,aaa.
b4SP m m,onSundays: . O9a m. D. "a. D. no
For baltimore and Washington: 1851 3IO
49, 50 a s,I mi i2%' 1,S i;@' SIS. pm. Sun
Sor Pr Fort Deposit; Is m no sunday
FOR New Castle: go, sls . M; os, sop
For Delaware r. R.: els . m; oo, 9 30
pm no Sunday train.
For wilmington 4 Northern r. R.: 20 q
vor e; b.s@.Is s.spS no RuHEasy Il train q
~ m. Sunday train, 40 m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wiLhINGroN.
iron philadeiPni.: II -, es4, 80 0e m !;
1sS' e u on ss suna.ys! s, S ,s g, e.
From New 70. (: q, : a m; 10 A. 70 u
so. 70 q q q P m, IN Sundays; i2 d, Os
from Baltimore: Q o., 5 10, s4i a m; 1871
a2ss,s %, sss p m; on Sundays; Q o. n, no
from Warrington: o. = m 1917, 1888.
0Ss. sse p mi On sundays;3 O4 m; s4
from Pors Deposit. 90 m no Sunday
From Nex Castle: SO am; ,a,o m;
From Delaware r. R.: % i2 10 q m
TO p. m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington q Northern r. R.: N.
II 30 m; IS p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. r.: 90 q m:
21b, 40 p m; SUNDAY train, 6.25 m.
TRAINS FOE wILhIN0r ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and WashinRtop ave-.
nue: ~, SEQ, 10 30, II - . m; 80. 8 30,
100, SIS, SIS, Q -, II 30 pm; on Bun.
days: 9 30 m; 8 oO,s 4S, II -, p m.
-, M, i2 m, II 10, %, > %, II 30 m
On SUNDAYS: . 30. II % p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07
THIRD EDITION
Inaasssas.. for rs.Dsy.

Laght. variobiv winds, partly cloudy
sosatNsr and IN southern portions Of the
Middle Statss local rain. wih stationary
Or slight /ali IN temperature, and no aecid'
ID charge IN pressure.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07
A CARD

TO all VINO are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, ner vous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, q c., l
VIII send recipe that Will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send n self addressed envelope
TO the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station b
zew York CITY.
dec20- -eod&wlv
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

John Sherman had q curious encoun-
ter IN Wall street the other day. He
met a prominent Republican banker
who confessed n preference for Senator
Bayard for President over any other
man that could be named. reported
that the expression of Johns face. was
quite q study.-N. Y. Star.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

Culture Happiness" All those who
have the future happiness Of children at
stake, should know that DIR. Bulls baby
syrup contains nothing injurious. Price
% cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07
1,yHE AKrIzANs. .AvlN., s>.,

slVHE RTIzANs sAvINf3 sA,<
bo2 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24d, 1851.
Open TO receive deposits daily from A.
n. until r. NJ, and on Tuesday aud Sal.
riday evenings from " 8 O'clock.
SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not Withdrawn they
re accounted ~ deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
Glen Glen en- e s%ythh' George George y BUSH, sush,
Nsthan,l X. Benson, N. L. Llchensiein,
Henry r. Dure, Edward uarlingtO.
". Hastings, Job II. jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. Swin,
aE0. aRa1o8 Y. f'66sias' s6sa. r rrs.,d.u.
GEO; t:S:, ., CAPELLE, We y ,,n President.
iA NA1c cT or Will WTiMI 1 NOTION
REPosIroRY OF THE PUBLIC NoHEY
FINANCIAL AaENTs EkH OF r HE I'm
TED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, PRIsIDsN7., :,
GEO. D. ARMs1 RON0, CAsHIsl
Patd up Capital. R6OO,OO
Philadelphia and New York z Exchanss fur
nished 70 regular DepositOrs without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursda.s
DIRECTORS.
ClemeL. B. Smyth, George W. Bush,
John H. Adams, ELI Garrett,
Henry g. McConn, Sam y Bancroft, u
| Edward Belts "
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07
Important Announcement.
John Wanamaker.
GRAND DEPOT,
Thirteenth Street Philadelphia.

THE large increase of business thus far this year
i it necessary to
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

EDWARD Belts, PRIsIDsNr.
GEO. ID. ARMST RONG, CAsHInk
Paid up Capital R6OO,OOO.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

and New York Exchange fur
nished 70 regular DepositOrs without charge
The daily gazette., 1879-08-07

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
i;ow Business Is Now Done.
lSeienii:ic American.i


The old methods OF doing tu-in, So
arc fast passing away, and whether
the change is for the better or not, those
who wish to achieve success must abai .
don the old and fail into the now. A
revolution has been wrought in such
matters, and the old methods are daily
becoming absolute. One hundred thous-
and commercial agents or drummers
are now employed to travel the length
and breadth OF the country in the inter
est OF their employers, and in this fast
age no one, unless he holds monopo.
~ of some good thing, tan sfford to
wait for customers, so great Is the com.
petition in every line or branch Of bus
mess. As pertinent TO this subject, the
Boston Post says: "The ways OF traffic
are not the old ways, wooden ships
are going out Of date, and sailing yes
sells are giving place 10 steam currency
is superseded by commercial credits !;
tho cable and telegraph have brought
markets close together; railroads de-
rive their freight profits from the per-
perfectncss of their ornamental facili.
ties; men buy and soil by sample be-
fore products and manufactured stocks
are moved /; price rates changed oftener
now in day than they used to in q
week or month everything tends to
economy of business friction, to bring
ing things down to the finest point BY
the shortest way, to the performance of
the most work by tho least machinery.
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4 Wonderful Discover.

For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such a.
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, B:or
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in The
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tick
ling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, and all chronic or lingering dis
eases OF the throat and lungs, DR.
KINGS New DISCOVERY has no equs
and has established for itself a world.
wide reputation. Many leading physi
clans recommend and use it in their
practice. The formula from which it il
prepared is highly recommended by all
medical journals. The clergy and the
press have complimented it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist
and get trial bottle free of cost, or q
regular size for LOO. For sale by II. n;
Sale, Salina.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Foreclosure Sale.

II rursusncs ofth' order sod decree e fss rirc.t.
Court Of III. tn,tsd Si-is.. ~ ssi lar ,.-,,st
P.tA, Esn-s-. entered Asf STR iss IN ..ris,n .,,i,
~ equity ~h,sFn Adpphas N.sr a. cnsiI.sp.Ht ...i
6nprr d,f.ndsat-. tn. un,isrssnsd Ms-Is, q,
this Court daly sutprz-,i b, .sid f.sr,.. VIII on
MONDAY TIE org pa ~ OCTOBER.
hstv-.n The b.Br- e Ten s'sIo~s /. s,I Ina,
o'ei"sk r al % frs"t de-'' OF IN. cgart Hsss.s "a
~rri.,ui ioi pur,,o.s s.a..-i y, 81.
'''T.- T.f ..-'isa, b. IL. h'sis-i .sd l-.s "a
..- s.....a = b-.riis..i pr.f~uy. to-~s Al
les. fHl~. sss'srsst, claim isrssnd SA-t..,.y
"a, -sii han~as f4rtdc Hsii~sy tonst.st a.,
-a.I samuel ..,lfr.rs "a ~. "a .i.1 II AZ
.I't. fs7I, entitled 4, h. ., 4, ~
iho-~ lsHi- of ssrtsn- oi lad, -ad ssi ever,
'onxr--s Of tb- ransd state. Of Ar,srle. a. an a.,
., ,si OF Wy r,s.,. o. 10 fs..e, az "a osa.,raei.ss
ny frpm Missouri tsi,sr al tis snsuh o. IN. ~
80 River, 90 M suis sine rh<rf ss,fs rsI,s
-.y ofths ksnsss r.elar RAILWAY tsnp.s,. .fs.as-
int .ach portion. II snl sab i..a asspi..i OF
s. ssi -. .sd e, s.s ), ; .,a a. r.rs..: s
.ntyert T. pfssr .n'umbrNnes-. SOD s,est4iss al
land. ier ~h,si eps,rass. So hsb a--s ussf. :,
the lad cornnisstoasr Of sssJ Ls.s-.ay az q. .a
ssorr~si sysr' ptinr % the ssif ~ say - Ansua
ls. % 80 inoe, 'hsfssi .. may = fsl ss.s.ssi ..
aud costs In ibs AL rhieh iss.y asis .st.-
r.,sT sithosi material isaTy "a u p.rtss i=s-r-
Is conditions o. .@ii 81. ;ksf ~. ,ass.i,..,
n ihis suit or sHy % ths p-rtiss haisinr sssa. tIs
gag frsrle-.-i b. sshi iser-s ss.y iss.. ~. ,s,
eh-.~r O. surSb-s@,s 81 -sss pssy~Fss ~ t,sr
81 - beo1ess SOFA Psrrh-~rs, thsy sail - al.
Did II nstiss ..tiisssSsi fsr .sd - tl.e
pasefsass may ~ hin thsu.. tsrsh..<r 80 ts,
cksesfss To 6<iis-r - fbs sss<rsisr-s MAsssr s.s
n>ocsJ any % tbs ~ ii ~ tufss.s.f -
perch&~sr- % >, ,oss,,ts ik@ y-ynsf .tsrs.f ~.
r~c&Snang ssst fospDss tgr sueA 1870. a. $50
sos sros<fius raj 40 sassl ssyss as "a a.
ssf pr,.si- - $50 So - sses lsss..--r ssr.
ehAs<rs, to - ~ bitsrs - -ss-ss.s =.
be 80 fbsif lot x'sfs .sa pyse~rtts 10 sl..-@
Tar - ssst 81 gfsossss 81 s<&s 1gZn q. sfs-srrs.
mas 81 .sa Eoaossifnx e>-sr~ssex 5000.
1nssr BLfDS.
t~etS xsss<~
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which somebody might think tend ed to
indecency or immortality? These are
sent through the mails every day.
Bennett is much better man than
Comsiock, his prosecutor. Comstock
is disgrace TO the Christian people who
tolerate and associate with him, and
this &c; Of persecution will do Christi.
anity vastly more injury than il will
Bennett or his unpopular and mistak en-
cause.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
BuckIen's Avnjca SaIve.

Tho best saive In the world tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tet.
ter, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This
Salve is guaranteed to give perfect sat.
istaction in every case or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale
by Howard NJ. Sale, Salins.
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Those Answers Of Mr.. snsersou,s.

1EOSt AEsSeIS u
1st-"Business men refer to des
with men who have souls" This Is d
subterfuge and does not answer the
question by any means. dy question
was co they demand or require. suppose
1 should 90 in to any banking house in
Sallna, and demand loan OF say even
$500, would get it with the security
OF my qualifications as good Chris
TAM
2nd--"Ail gentleman and scholars
believe in Christianity" Do they
How is 1t with Humboldt, Emerson,
Parker, George Elliott, Ii. Martineau
Draper, Garrison, Spencer. Wendell
Phillips, Robert Coliyor, James Parton
Savage, Elizur Wright, Geo. W.
Julian, o. L. rockingham, Tyndall,
Darwin, Huxley, Hackle, Buckle, Den
ton, Wallace, Crooks, Lincoln, Frank
lin, Jefferson, the ingersolls, Jamier-
son, Underwood, Steven Pearl An
drews, Bennett, and a multitude of 9TH
ers too numerous TO mention?
3rd-We cant take your very large
"AO" as security. We want better
proof than a nero negative answer on
so important question.
4;h-I say they are, and | can sub
stantiate my assertion thousand times.
l refer you to the names have quoted
who arc still living and those are only
drop in the bucket, SO to speak.
5th-To this question refer you to
my article which will soon appear in
the Advocate in answer to yours in the
same paper Of September 9Th. The an
swers arc not all satisfactory.
In reply to what Mr.. Anderson said
about ID. NJ. Bennett in the Advocate, |
offer tho following from secular paper
s. PARIS DAVIS.
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Notice for Publication.

i.ss ofssrs - s.ss,s E.ss.
80 .. iDs
ADfif8 - sss.sr sfF.s 49, a. fasly-..s ASs<-x
- ss@fass 80 sefies - Ess tz-st-as - u~a1.
s-@i 81 - sSssff - - sa.asz as s-ur- g.
seffF a@f--f - a. sffrse@ - fsrfF ssss $3.50
sstr ~ a asgsrr.
fs-1s4-- f>sass ss-=ass@.H - Is-N -. a.
~ ~ - a. - - = 49, 80 $685.. -.
fates- % - y ..srs-~s.
Asir-ss Fss-a 80 s.ssss h-sses = s.s...
o'sfsf1 4. Essfs
So
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Notice for Publication.
isus Oypfos - ssass. g.ss.,
-.liss. Aasast tea. ~

isss ovfes - ssafs. g.,s.s
--isss. Asssst fscs- is-s
NDftfS V h<-stv sissa fesf - t~its- q .s--s
~ s-<ta.r sss sic! aa<sa< - sstrsfs. & nss.
sn.i trayf h <ufs~sff - kLs ia szs s~~sfs ss.s
sstfy fr~f-~f - ~ sratlss q fEirfT 49,. fs.<
IL 1sts ~ fsis acfsr~, E.eE<t a<-ksi Sfs.s<.S
s.f~5 sFttsrse 49, ~ 100. - - 49, spzs a.
30 "a fy@.4is h. Leg. vsss "a $50. a. ~
lg~ - a. 80 ss.zs1ss. sH fenas Exs-s---. a..
i>ssa@s- sd 'as. Eb-s<zs3i. 81 u k&lis- .z-sssf
sAGss. A. Nsg.I,
- rs.-..., u
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ADIGCE - bsT-sg gre. ~ - rs $500
~ -~ff5-y si--1 estse. 81 49, ss.srszs nAsss
GxN lras< -zgys-s - ~ sisza. es4 s-yEf~ fssl
sr<ry fs<--1f 81 NJ stsersta-s - fzf7 esgs sf-E
IA 1>fe q Ass Aae-dr "a ffA~r srsrNzaNs- se<-
st>se sfyttr<ftas ~ - 81 ~ ~ : - - -
. :. n S sesz ss3 ssas-s ~ ss.is-a tts
vsts~.>~s ss.EsrsT J sii ass .. stozzf. tn
- sssss sz=sfy. Ksssss L. EoDp.
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FARMERS :FARMeRs:

s-ss = s-~zs - sssFa. sssz4s-. = .-.-. q,
i.<ss F-s1srs - ~ issssss sesss -
1orO WHITE VVIxDAT
e rs ~ssss. - ~ szs. Gag ss.eas $3.50
1t sAsU. - a1sE=.
go ~ssy1s1s esz~sfy. Pa
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Notice for Publication.
LASp Orvrcu AT sALfyA. EA~s
August p. lssD.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following NAMED
~ ssttsr has sled notice Of bis Intsuton " MAJ
fnsi proof In support OF his claim and seGrs ena
.atry thereof the srpirssson of thirty dsy. D the
date % THE notice. viz fhilsdr.ch sargent, hsus-
stead apli,eatiSn No L. rs for thu -~si bali 81 'hs
northwest quarter Of s.ctSos "a. T0vbshy ~ E.ng e.
wet and Names the follow ing h.s tnsssss. VIZ
Chss %. wh~s,oa and IN Lee. both of -si Inc osas-
~ Ksn.ss I. l. Bond.
z-x E<grsfsy.
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Price, 40 Cents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS vOLrAIC PLASTER
lest you get some worthless imitation Sold BY all
Wholesale and Retail DruAGisss throughout the United
States and Canadas, and By WEEKS D POTTER, Pro-
pg1e1ors. Boston, Mass.
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= ANF:oR0S
RADICAL CURE
For CA1ARRH

IN !: il! t.sns :sses ss e sS
ana nd ena q
ossn .as a .
found lie way nom the Atlantic the Paefec coast
ne sIe.:eh: q c.,sffS he sropt.ssoIs ss1s
TIM on ana rEo ssS
consteraels expense AID psrsonsi trouble spresd
move. When you hear . wealthy gentleman q intsnE
Esnse s1S ,scnsmsn; say ~ owe ny NE Q ssesStds
q great value .na worthy g Ss e!a;ssd aa0as 'ss
THE beneat derive from II, daily Ia to re r.
HENRY WELLS. OF WELLS FA.so Co.
Irh. cured me after twelve years Of uninterrupted
GEO. W. uoUGHroN. wAIr.Ax. MA.s.
FOLLOWED the directions 20 the letter and an hap
Dy ISvs IA p I rs saIs Iowa
7 HAvE accompanied |, to quite . number Of ny
l., ffisnas an q whom have s.p,e:ssa 70 me their
wv. BOWEN. Is fsSr ST. ST. LOTS.
Y,nf NO bottle: and my:s psr%:.s9sy
hundred bottles With ne STe.;s;; s9sss.s;;,
Ijs HARRISON AVE. BOsrox.
WE have sold sAxroKD's EaprcAI Crrx for nearly
sold similar preparation ;aat gave .seh universal
plaint
5. ID. BALDWIN CO.. WAsHiSGroS, IND.
THE cure Effected In nv case ~ ssSFoED's RADICAL
Who .ueSI waoui re i rom sy Sf the usSs
remedies that IL could net b. true Iilerefore made
andavt to u Deroiu Scta - Tho mas, Esq. Justice oc
the Peace. Boston.
GEORGE 7. DISSNoi:E. pErGsisr. Bosrox.
Each package Of sANycEo'. RADICAL crnE contains
DR.. Saniords Improved lEaalnS Tube and full tirec
lions for Its In all Price. 81 ~ For sale by
oil Wholesale and retail druggists aud Ne alers through
out the United States -nd Can,ias. WEEKS POT
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