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DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- TIE gREAT D0Ugh1 ERAoK.
oa and i1s catsw:;:t.. ''''
10 take s''i fhqHass' HsK ia Esq at so
6:ee a. .-BaItmore. Ellloott City and Way Sta
SIS ss;,@;5,BaiamoTs, Ann.p2is and way. pied
'js5 ssd way via R Be ~. ...t,,n,
1886 a.m.-Staunton and Va Springs Express.
800 a:m;;-New York. PhiladeiPbia Boston and
a1press Paror car to New York and
00a: m:-ton Sunday Baltimore. Annspo-
Gle am-tst. Louis. Chicago. Columbus ana
Ptttsburs Express; Connects for Haserstown and
s%a and sR dsy GRAFTON to 81 sandusf9
100 s;n;sssi:I@s5s Express. Stop. a. n.aaen.-
" lilo p. m.eDaihmore. Annapolis. Enioot oity
I:35 p.m-tBaltirnore and Lsnrel Express.
lao p.m.-tOn Susday only, Baltimore and Way
e loo 2. m.-Ns~ YORK. fh'iadsphia and Boston
$50 p: m.--Baltimore and way stations. tWin;
Bsaensours and Iaare
Express. Frederick. via Delay. Stops at Annapolis
1:s5Pm.-tPont of ROCKS. Frederick. Hasers-
pwn. Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday
,4ao p.m.~fBslsimors. Annapolis and Way Sta
,SIo p.m.-tchlcaso and Columbus Express.
8 rs D. mt hiiadeiphia and Baltimore Express,
-efSlSa q k soo ana wsy Stations.
sS m-frsaaIltimSSre and Wak Stations NJ
ng29 ?, mist Louis Cincinnati, Chicago. and
sleeping cars to st. Louis and Pss sbGss.
,s:Ss 3. m.-tBaltlmose. Bladensbnrs and Laurel
1915 p. m-tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
car 70 New York. and special sleeping car to Phla-
fb.ily. tsunday only Other trains daily. except
5s H,Asc cls9 :sPy = ne g,smo,s
sos. $40 and Corner 18th and Pennsylvania avenue.
order ride x1 p :a1sn foF Il to
y. + Si:kSEHTs Mssss. q issnspossion.
aio go 9o6s sf7s' asa Tesft a ssss'
@. Z. LORD. General Passenger Agent. nyl7
THuHKs,
| BAGS AND sATOHELs.
IMMENSE STOCK. POPULAR PRICES.
popul.: ,Essss:sss .as w..sroeus. G1fY3
East side. .s,oini hsa oaa 1 Tsao.; Han.
TRUNKS. &C.. repaired and covered by first
class wofkmen. je24-lm
SICK Oh LANE HORSE0.
. Nh
| Owners should call ct
400 Fourteenth st. NV.
| TN RORT. anrrwu 70 u
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sEThe latest corner" accomplished Is said to
be In opium.
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TODD h HANDY, Auctioneers.

InusTEE,s SALE OF FOUR ACRES OF LAND.
ON THE CONDUIT Road, ABOUT HALF a
ME BEYOND THE DR0YERS' REST.
18th, 1879, recorded in Liber 92l, folio 800, f1
OF the land records for District Of Columbia, 4s
and by direction Of the party secured thereby,
VII sell at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESRAY, July 14TH, 1880, AT $50 O'CLOCK
Washington. called '.st: Phillip and Jacob being
the property Of Zedekiah Thompson, and contain
ing four acres Of land more or less with Improve
ments thereon.
Terms made known at sale.
ROBT. H. WARD, Trustee
1y1-e0d&dS $50 AZ street n W,
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SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARTS HARNESS,
&c, AT AUCTION.
o,o On MONDAY. July 18TH, AT TEN %
street between NJ and SITS. s.w.:
Ten good Work Horses. three Mules, five CARTS,
FIVE fets Harness; one Patent Dumping Wagon,
with right to use In District; one Dumping Wagon,
Carriage, two Covered Wagons. two Buggies; Picks,
for contracting; contents of Blacksmith Shop,
Portable Forge, Quarry Tools; together with .
large lot of Implen ents too numerous to enune-
rate. Terms cash.
iv1C-d WAITER IL. WT1I1AMS II 90. Aurtg
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FAYEPTE AND
SECOND STREETS. GEORGETOWN, D. O..
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July "a
nth, 1880, AT O'CLOCK, in front of the 1."
premises shall sell the following, described -X"W.
the improvements thereon, in ThreikeId's addition
to Georgetown, and beginning for the same at the
street with the north line Of I'd street. and running
thence northerly by and with the said west line Of
westerly and parallel to I'd street one hundred and
twenty feet thence southerly and parallel to Fay
cite street feet less to ID street;
and thence in straight line to the place of begin
Ming. Improved by three story Brick Residence.
Terms: One third cash balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest at per cent
per annum until paid and secured by deed of trust
on the property Sold Conveyancing, &C.. at pur-
chater's cost. s100 deposit required when the
property is struck off.
jyS-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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STEAMERS, DC.
Upper AND LOWER POTOMAC

Upper AND LOWER POTOMAC
Steamer MYSTIC, carrying U. 9. Mail, leaves
Po,enae Ferry Wharf, 1th street. es&4@N
day at a. m, for Glyuont, Potomac - 60
City. Liverpool. Riverside, Matthias Pope Creek'
Hoflisfer's Cotons, MattOx, Blackstone Island,
Nomini. Pipey Point, Kinsale, Lodge Landing and
all intermediate wharyes: returning 1ueeday'
Ihureday aud saturday. Fare and Freight At low
st Ice GEO. K. PHILLIPS,
tvIOo ON Manager.
gUyHB STEAMER MATTANO."
captain T.. e HowE.)
Having been thoroughly overhauled 3fE@h
and repaired in the most SUBJ tantia Ia,
Thursday, March 4, 1880. Leaves 9th st. wharf
every Tuesdsy, Thursday and Sunday At q NJ, az
follows: On Tuesdays, for ColtOn's, Nemini and
Prospect Hill. On Thursdays, for Mattox Creek and
landings IN Wicomico On SUNDAYS, for Matto1
Greek, CeIton's and landings in ST. Clements Bay.
Making intermediate landings going and return
ing. @. 7. JONES, Agent,
my31-3m th-street wharf
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BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR STORY BRICK
DWELLING And LOT. ON STREET. Be
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to me and duly
recorded in Liber No. TAB, folio !, one of the LuA
lard records for the District Of Columbia, tM,
and by request in writing Of the party Sc Q..
cured, will offer for sale at public auction, on
FRIDAY, THE ODD DAY OF july, A. D. 1880, AT
O'CLOCK P. M, in front OF the premises, all that
part of lot of ground lying and being in the city Of
square numbered four hundred and eighty nine
(4s9). beginning for said part of said lot at the
northeast corner Of said lot. and running thence
west twenty (2e) feet thence south seventy five 5)
feet, thence east twenty t2O) feet, thence
ming, together with all and singular. the improve
menta, privileges, hereditaments, aud appurte-
nances to the SAME belonging or in any many ap-
pertaining.
The improvements consist OF press b.ick four
story dwelling. 80
Terms Of sale; One fifth cash; balance to be paid
in equal instalments at one. two, three and four
years, with interest at six per cent said interest
payable semi annually notes to be secured by deed
of trust On premises sold. Conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
sith in seven days, otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defaultng purchaser, upon giving i've days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper
/ published in Washington, ID. G. deposit Of &l0U
+ required at time of sale.
ty6-d&ds SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
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EOR SALE AT AUCTION.
House No. 149 High street, Georgetown. IL
az Lot attached date the residence of Jas. 1H.|
Wallace, deceased), at public auction, on the-X..
premises, On TUESDAY NEXT. JULY IL, 1880, at
6 O'CLOCK PM.
Terms at sale. VIM T. DI1NIOp
u1o, 1, Executor Of Jas. Wallace.
THOS. DOWNING, Auctioneer iy7-4t
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rg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, JULY 18TH, same hour and place: b,
order of the Trustees 1y3- d&ds
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IN order 70 make the can't ee,-aways c,n.
snmma Mid t Ire 70, the New York world has
and fading IL over really maSes one oiaS ones
mas 10 stay al home. The order OF Exercises
i IGms as d i9 ns1v lawn
counting authenticated grains ana imagining
that you are thirsty, Coney Island-Ieaa,n,
everybody else TO suppose that you are The
Only thirsty man there. Ocean Grove-nying
OF thirst. Lake George-Longing 10 be thirsty.
CatSkfil Notwithstanding your thumb with
geological hammer. Lake Mahopac- Fishing
uselessly and uninterruptedly for perch.
White MISUNDERSTANDING hay fever under
a blanket Long Branch-Gatheflng freckles
on the beach. Trenton Falls-Making love on
one leg in slippery places. Adirondacks-Dodg-
ing deer. Cape May Reading romances under
an umbrella I'm the Philadelphia LedDer. Mount
Descrt-CountiDg shadows on the water.
Berkshire lIills-Readlng Swinburne and flee-
ing from COWS. Nahant-CTiticising the Boston
directory. Columbia White sulphur springs
Plaguing tie poor Shakers. Watch Hill-Read-
ing an old almanac in the outrageous shade
OF Nilted dandelion. ngton-No nder-
over before one would be missed. PeQuot
HouSe-Trying on white Kid gloves and feelng
walters Clifton Sprngs-Rescuing the clutches
or aged inyalds from between the legs OF
prancing youngsters. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
barometer. Rockaway-Weighing the chances
OF death on the home journey by railway or
steamboat Balston Spa-Wishing you had
gone 10 Saratoga. West POnt-Rising too late
for guard-mouutng and too early for break
fast. Harper's FeTry-Tumbllng into unAN-
peCted bitches and making list OF the number
OF places at which John Brown was hung. Put
in-Bay-Catcbing crabs in whale boats. oak
land Retailing TO Western girls the New York
Wit OF ls.S. StoCkbridge. Mass.-Making up
imprcmptus out OF Lowell and Whittier for
pretty little Russia leather albums. Rocky
Folht-RegrettiBg that YOU ate clans. Ma
gara-looking al the Falls over a girls
shoulder in d mirror. Narragansett fier-Pre-
tending that you prefer IL 10 Newport Asbury
Park-Readlng folio lives or bishops. Fire Is
land-lmagining yourself halfway 10 Europe
and wishing you had gone further. Shelter Is
land-Looktng forward TO a sermon on sunday.
Little Mountaineering that the stage viii
break down. Moosehead Lake-HiriDg half
breeds for the luxury OF nursing them through
the tncipient stages of delirfum tremens. Beth
lehem. Pa.-Eating Moravtan short cake Wat
kln's Glen-Practising athletic exercises for the
benefit OF your eyes. Williamsport, Pa.
Broiled chicken. orange Mountain Iiouse-En-
toyipg the respectabutty OF the other guests.
SchColeys Notwithstanding patent lulepS
while other people dance the schottish. Maple
wood Hall. P1ttsfied-Driving away from IT,
COoperstown-Quoring the Misunderstanding"
tales out OF a school reader. Greenwood Lake
-Picknicking on damp RATS. The Isle or
Shoals--Reading "lucy LarcOm" I'm water
proof ulster Budd's Lake, y. 1.-Tumbling
overheard after historical pike.
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hUNCANSUN BROS., Auctoneers.
TRTsTEE's SALE OF WINES. LIQUORS,
TEAS, COFFEES. SUGAR. &c, All AUG
TON.
By virtue OF two deeds of trust, executed -
to me respectively on the 9Th and 9th day of IN 4
folio :, one of the land records OF the District of
Coinmbie. I will on WEDNESDAY. the 14IH DAY
sale, on the premises. No. 200 18th street north
west, being corner of 18th and streets northwest
the following goods, to wit:
Wines, Liquors, Teas Coffees,
Sugars, Sc; Coffee Mil, Ice Box.
Scales, Oil Csns. Shelving, &C.;
One Borse; also Buggy, wagon and Sets Har-
ness.
Terms cash.
ixIn dkds ROnOI.pHF CIAuGHTnN Trnstae
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucnoneers.
III 9th and n afreoks nnrthvra

nUNOANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GORDON PRINTING
PRhSt, RUGGLES PRESS, TYPE, CASES,
STANDS, &c, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust given to me- duly re-
corded in Iiber No. 939, folio 352, ct seq of the
lard records Of the District Of Columbia, will sal
on SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF july. A. D.
1880. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M, at public auction, on
the premises, No. GOT Louisiana avenue, between
9th and It'll streets
Ore Half Medium Gordon Printing Press.
One Quarter Medium Ruggles Printing Press.
Lot job Type, Lot Plea type.
Lot Long Primer Type. Lot Nonpareil Type.
Lot Type Ca.es, Lot Stands, Imposing Stone,
&C., &c.
Terms cash.
jy12 GLENN BROWN, Trustee.
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From Minnesota.

CRooKsToN, MIMI, May 10, 1880
Having received a numbcr of letters since my
arrival here thought it best to answer through
the FREE TRADER. Crookston, the county
seat Of Polk county, is located on the Rec
Lake river at the point crossed by the -. Pau
Il Pacific railroad. The first signs of its pres
ent activity appeared IN 1872 in the shape oi {
few French people who came here in advance
of the railroad, which reached Crook ston the
following summer, and located upon the pres
ent town site. The financial crisis Of 1872
which was felt all over the United States, Ia
tected the railroad company to such an extent
that the road remained crippled for several
years and it was not until 1877 that it revived
sufficiently to 20 ahead in the grand work OF
opening up the country. In the summer and
tall of 1871, immigration began to pour in and
| Crookston Immediately felt the impetus and the
lands of Polk county were being taken up by an
eager earnest throng of hardy settlers and bust
ness revived and town lots began to have Il
market value In the spring of 1917 there were
not to exceed thirty buildings, three business
houses and 100 inhabitants, within the limits
Of the present city, which now has two thous-
and inhabitants, one hundred and five busI.
ness houses and offices, and is rapidly iucrcas-
ing. \ large majority OF the buildings now
heng put up are OF a more substantial char
actcr than heretofore our grain dealers say
they shipped 100000 bushels Of wheat from
! this city last year, and that if this is good
wheat year they will ship 100000 bushels this
fall. We have one OF the best water powers
in the state which a small amount Of capital
would develop and upon the Indian Rcscrya.
ton, seven'yhve miles from us on the river
are millions OF feet of white pine which, when
thrown on the market, must naturally seek Il
manufacturing point at Crookston. Town lots
that in 1873 could have been bought for $40
today are worth from 800 to 5000. have
nat had time to get posted up in regard to
farming lands to any great extent, although
understand that homesteads can still be had by
going from ten to twelve miles from town.
Good land that in 1919 could be bought and
was sold for $500 per acre is now worth s, TO
IS an acre. 1t Is quite novel sight TO me to
look at the grand prairicN here: they are s."
different from Illinois could distinctly see
a farmhouse eight miles of which did not
look rs If it were a mile away, and will say
that if any Of our Ottawa hunters will come
up here that can show them more game than
they can find around Ottawa If they look all
summer. The twilights here are very long
we do not use any lights until after eight, and
people that were here last summer tell Inc as
the summer advances the twilight becomes
longer and you can read until II O'Clock with !
out lights | think | never saw such beautiful |
sun sets in my life as we have here | intend |
before long to drive over to the Indian rcScrva-
ton and then will have good chance 10 see
the county and Will write again giving Il better
description of the farm lands here.
" Il ID
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States Attorney.

The following article is from the Blooming
ton Pantdgrdph, and no man should be nomi'
mated for this important position who docs not
possess the qualifications pointed out. Ii an
attorney does not possess the ability TO get II
good practice for himself he is not fitted to
represent the people in the important cases
coming to II prosecuting attorney. Too often
| the office is gwen to some poor stick of Il law.
yer who has no practice and never VIII have
any, Just because he needs 1t" to help HIM
make \ living. The people OF this county can
not afford To- make that kind of mistake:
at may not be amiss or out of place at this
stage of the campaign for county officers, To
offer few suggestions relative To choosing can
! didatcS to ill one of the most important and
Irresponsible offices of the county. In view OF
the criminal record Of our county it Is cspcci.
! ally necessary that great care and ClrCumSpcc-
| tiOn should be exercised III making choice Of
the peoples attorney and COUNSELLOR the officer
who, more than any other perhaps must be re-
gardcd as the champion, the advocate, and the
protector of the peace, security and good order
of society Tofll the Office Of States Attorney
properly requires the very best talent and aOil-
lty attmEabic. The duties To be performed
and the work 10 be done cannot rs IN most 9th
Ter offices be left To clerks and subOrdlnalcs.
The trust Is personal and belongs wholly TO
the individual whom the people retain us their
counselor and advisor The man 10 be select
ed for this position should possess all the Qugl-
itCatiOnS Of Il FIRST class lawyer He should be
entirely honest and trustWOrthy-One whose
integrity and uprightncsS would he sure
guarantee that the peoples interest would not
be betrayed or neglected. He should be quick,
active and energetic. For justice is more Of
ten defeated through sluggishneSs and delay
in the officers Of the law thar from almost any
other cause. lhrodgh fear and concern the.
violators OF the law are always on the alert, and
very often escape because the prosecutor IS.
thickbraincd and inactive. Above all, he.
should be good practitioner, one thoroughly
competent for all the duties OF a successful adj
yocate. To prepare indictments toraI ordina-.
~ Otlcnses and examine witnesses before the
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PARIS LETTER.
From our regular CorrcspoudcntJ

From our regular CorrcspondcntJ
PARIS, May 9th, 1880.
Mr. GladstOnc's now historical Journey to
Scotland inspired NJ. Jalcs Ferry with laud.
able desire TO do likewise, and the experiment
was carried out with perfect success. The
Minister of Public Instruction left Paris on
Friday night, on his way to Lille, and after
an enforced stay of an hour at Albert, occa.
stoned by an accident his train reached Lon
gucan, near Amicns, where II crowd of local
notabiitics was assembled to greet him and
hear an lmproviscd speech. NJ. Ferry spoke
from the railway carriage, complmentng the
town OF Amiens on its patriotism, and the
train steamed away amidst loud cheers.
! The Minister'S arrival at Lille was a signal
for enthusiastic cries Of "Nve la Repubique."
"Niyc les Dccrctsm occasional cries of "Vivc
! lc Senat!' being put down by the majority
of voices in the crowd. \ grand reception
was prepared for NJ. Ferry all the civil and
military authorities being at the station, and
his progress through the town partook Of the
nature of triumphal procession,
| 4 perfect epidemic of murders is noticeable
| in Paris. Another fearful crime was commit
ted last night IN the Rue de Montrul. \ cab
inctmakcr named Picard, who had for some
time teen in the habit of drinking to excess
came home with bottle of brandy, drank a
Quantity of II, and fell asleep in an arm chair
! He awolc about tour in the morning, and 60
ing into the room of his two sons, nineteen
and seventeen years of age fired at them with
a revolver When the nclghbors rushed in
they found Picard had split open the head of
the eldest with an axe, which they had much
trouble III taking from him. Medical help
was sent for, and while the doctors were at
tending to the two victims Picard died in fit
Of dcirum trcmGns. One of the sons received
IA bullet in the neck, and his life j., despaired
of, while hopes are entertained of the others
recovery.
The arrest Of the Clermont murderer was
effected under rather peculiar circumstances
1t appears that Estorct took refuge in England
and spent some time at Clrenccster, but being
apparently weary of his liberty, opened a cor.
respondencc with Maltrc Lachasd, and de
clared his willingness TO give himself up to
the police, if he could be spared tue indignity
of being conducted TO Clermont by gendarmes
as an ordinary criminal. THIS request was
granted, and Esteret went over TO Belgium,
where he was met by the chief of the French
detective police, and the two returned to Cler.
mon. and drove TO prison in a private carriage.
An amusing incident occurred at Lyons on
Friday night Two detective policemen in
plain clothes were arrested by a picket, as
having the appearance of suspicious charac-
ters,' Notwithstanding their protests, they
were conducted to the policcofice, and at once
released on being recognized.
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SPACE. 1w.'2w, l VI. en- SM. ON !,
Twelve Inns Of Agate make one square.

TWUTNp UT NEITF 7TI7''''7
Advertisements not under contract must be panty ho'
the length Of time desired, or they vi" be continued AM
charged for until ordered out.
npc and professional cards not exceeding five lines
,cj at FIVE dollars per anuum, over I've lines one dol
per line extra. .... -.
Transient advertising In a TO be paid strictly "a
advance. .,
~ Yearly advertisers dscontinuEG their advertisement,
nefore tn, expiration OF the contract vi" be charged Ic Iu
rates As above Extra charge " also be maze ''r us'
, and other notices not connected with their regular
business.
Local notices. fifteen cents per Inc.
81 In no case Will these terms bc departed from
~ The date on the slip which the subscribers name
v nri,ed indicates the tine when the subscription eSPT,"
persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER 'hou" Ut
careful 10 notice that the date the -up corresponds 10
date to which they have pnd asd at once noHy inc P
err Of any discrepancy.
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such is the expression from all Druggists and
dealers everywhere who are selling DIR. King
New Discovery for Consumption. No like prep
araton can begin To have such an extensive and
rapid sale. And why: Simply because IL its
truly wonderful merits No Cough or Cold, no
matter Of how long standing or how stubborn,
can resist its healing qualities. Asthma, Bron-
chitls, Hoarseness, Hay Fever Pain In the side or
chest and difficulty Of breathing or any lingering
disease Of the Throat and Lungs rapidly yield 20
its marvellous powers. 1t will positively cur, and
that where everything else has failed. Satisfy
yourself as thousands have already done BY get
ting Of yonr Druggist, T.. Y. Grggs, a trial bot
tie for ten cents. regular size bottle for 81.
For sale by F.. Y. Griggs. 10
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A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen - Ny case Is briefly rs follows have had
IM4t" iar zen years, zach year with increasing Sc
verify. For uinc years | rad not brcRthed through
one nostril hal droppngs in the throat, very bad
cough, asthma So bad as 10 be obliged to take remedy
Tor II AT night before being able 10 lie down and sleep
hud a constant dull pain in my head. My head Was
nj times 50 full OF catarrhal matter MS 10 inurc my
sense of hearing md compel get up several times
~ the night to clear 1t and my throat before could
sleep. Every one of these distressing symptoms has dis
appeared uldCr the use of not quite three bottles Of
SANFDEps ENpIcALCURE. My hearing fully restored
nave 40 Astmhtic symptoms no cough, no drOppugs
IN the troGt no headache, and in every way better
than have been foryeArs. could feel the effects Of
the CURE on my appetite, on nay |u.y- and, In fact
every part of my system. What hGs boon done IN my
case u wholly the effect OF the RADICAL tUEF.
Very respectfully, {. h.. LAWRENCE.
Jtt
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II CAN Be CURED,

7 can be cured. There is no doubt about H. The i'm.
| mediate I, lief anorGc by SANFoED's RADICAL
Ir|F ron CATAERH is hut u slight evidence of what
Nay follow persistent of this remedy. The hard
err-tsl matter that has lodged IN the nasal passages
removed with itw applications; the liberation and
laLmu1uo' .hducd md healed; the entire menhrl-
40, Innings OF In" head are cleRnscd and purified Con
t.inuoua'y IT. action IL that OF powerful purifying
AGENT Destroying lH It's course through the system
tie prd p,tsoH, the destructive areu, In catarrhal