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Tell tito all, and Don't you Forget it,
THAT
M. SCHAEFFER e. Co.

h0 all kinds Of Water and Gas Fitting,
- - Suction Force and Lift Pumps for
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Iron, Lead and Terra Gotta Pipe Drain Tile,
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aud complete stock of Hardware, Stoves,
1inware, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Spoutine
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kinds Of Mowers and Reapers, Steel Barbed
Fence Wire, Boynton's Celebrated Fire Place
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and see US. May 20, 1s9O--Iy.
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MORNING the most concentrated, univer,
A sal and durable Fertilizer ever offered to
the Farmer-combining all the stimulating
qualities of Peruvian Gnano and the ever
durable fertilizing properties Of Bones in fine
dry powder prepared expressly for drilling,
and can be applied in any quantity, however
small, per acre. It is the opinion Of many
close calculating Farmers, after TWENTY.
TWO YEARS experience in testing it side
by side with other popular fertilizers, that an
application Of 100 pounds Of "EXCELSIOR
is equal to 200 pounds Of any other fertilizer
or guano, aud therefore fully 100 per cent.
cheaper, Uniformity of quality guaranteed
by the Manufacturers.
fsS~ Farmers can only be secure from infe-
rior limitations bytseeing that every Bag is
branded With our name and the Analysis in
| Red Letters.
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Dissolution Notice.

EHE Co'partnership heretofore existing
a between David A. Share.ts and Abra.
ham n Hess, doing business under the firn,
name of Share,ts i Hess, has been dissolved
by mutual consent All persons indebted are
requested to settle at an early day. Either il
authorized 70 receipt for the firm.
DAVID A. SHARETTS,
ABRAHAM N. HESS,
Fancytown, Carroll county, Nd.
Quit business October 10, 1879.
june ~, lSS0.8ts
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York County. Pm. E,en,s

| IRON the York Gazsite, Hanover SDecia
toF' Citizen and Herald we take the followin,
items. ''' ''''o"' "i
Mr. Daniel Shue, residing at Jeiferson
/ while recently working on n tract Of land ho
longing to him in Codorus township. discov
cred valuable deposit Of paint earth, n
inherent colors-rcd, white, brown and Vol.
iow-.eyery color being separate and distinc,
specimens were sent to PHILADELPHIA for q :
animation, and the substance IL said 10 h,
worm IRON 50 TO $40 per ton--the white no.
ing the most valuable. The discovery ba,
caused considerable interest TO be maniias,ed
among the people Of that section.
mr. Charles g. Herman Is about iinish;ne
up we census of Hanover, which sbowa 4
population OF 2,a0l-l, 100 males; POI 60.
males oil which there are rs colored persons
me me census OF 1870 indicated population 81
looe, consequently there Is gain Of l82 dur.
s on tne past ten years. During the past year
oo 9eaths and Vi births occurred in the Bor.
o osgn. me oldest person in the Borough i
No No years Of age. There are 81 persons over
10 years of age; SO over 10 years; IA over s0
There are COS families in the Boroupb Gm;ts
AT York, one night last week, Franc;s
Lehman, laborer, aged ca, got up IN his sleer
and fell from balcony to the ground. strikina
paiing fence, causing instant death.
The first wheat cut this season, in ,bis
seeuon; was cut on June 18th, on the farm,
2 9l Mr. Philip Sterner, in Mannheim township
rms IS about Three weeks in advance of lie
usna i ume Tor cutting wheat in this latitude
VIM Grimes recently shipped "a tons Of
cherries at one time from York.
Gen. lie Due, United States Commissioner
OF agriculture, was in York last week and
purchased 700 bushels of wheat, for genSr"i
distribution, from J. NJ. Heiges, Herman
hoke and g. Edward llersh. His attention
wa hrs iirst attracted to York county wheat at
the Grange picnic at Williams Grove. -
Naueh's Island, below the Wr;gb,sv;Ilo
uta ,, has been sold to John Keller, of Wriehts.
yllle' tor S2,e45. Abouttwelye thousand sbad
were caught at this island this spring. '''''''
MI Adam Baptist, aged "a years, A citizen
OF Shrewsbury, died at his residence on Tues'
gay evening, about o'clock, caused by n
dose Of London Purple" used for the de-
, sIrnGh9n Of potato bugs, which was admins.
.efed by his own hands, whilst in melan.
choly state of mind.
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NO. 1855 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Kinney Evans and others vs.. James Il. R,ass
aud others.
NOTICE Is hereby given q Ill tho crsdI.
A tors Of Amos Evane, deceased, ID iiis
their claims. duly proven and Aathantscatei. |.
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court lar Carroll
A. D. 1850. s r. -
= BAUMGARTNER, IN.
june 12.4t Asl;,a7
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO al persons
~ indebted 10 the firm Of Frizell 4 Man.
ming, that the Notes, Judgments, &c., due aid
firm, may be found at the Union National
Bank Of Westminster, whefethey are request.
ed 70 call and make Immediate settlement
Az indebtedness not paid prior 10 August i.
1880, Will be collected according 10 law.
VIM. p. MAULSBY,
CHAS. v. WANTI.
JOSHUA w. Herring.
may -, isoo.t Trustees.
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THE BOSS" COFFEE POT
IL TIRE
GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE
Over 80. 900 Sold in a Year.


1T is simple in construction and can be used
n by any one. Il saves one-hnif the coffee
usually required, requires no clarifying sub
stance, makes better coffee and In leas time.
just as good for Tea as FOR Coffee. Try L.
and you will never use the old pots and boiled
colsse. Il is secured BY three patents and no
one has the right to make or use the " Boss
unless they have bought the right
Always on hand aud for sale by
JAS. +. SMITH, Westminster, Nd,
Manufacturer aud sole proprietor for Car.
roll county, Nd.
REFERENCES NY PERMISSION:
4. /. Wheeler, Wheeler's Hotel
John G. Frizell.
S. B. Switzerland, N. P. Minister
l.. q, Trnmbo.
Yanderford Bros.
DIR. Charles Billingslea.
A. Ii. Huber.
NJ. Schaeiler q Co.
DIR. ]. Howell Bilineslea.
DR.. ]. w. Herring.
John b. Boyle.
Hon. John Il. Smith.
George w. Fringer, Sheriff
Hon. Chas. B. Roberts.
j. j, Roller, Steward Of Aims House, and
many others who are using them. ju 5-sm
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PURE PARIS GREEN (!
FOR
Destroying Potato Bugs.
ron SALE AT
B0YLE'S DRUG STORE.
WESTMINSTER.
may If
st. Johns Parochial School
WESTMINSTER, MD.


{ sLASSIcS and MATHEMATICS taught.
~ Particular attention paid to Englssh
Composition. Terms per quarter az 10 weeks,
FROM 50 to SIS according 10 he atndies nnr.
sued I. A. MoGlRR. A. H.. PRINCIPAL.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-10
General News.

Horse flesh still forms one of the
staple provisions Of France. Last
year 1884, 900 pounds were con-
sumed.
A narrow guage railway is to be
built from Deadwood to the upper
mining camps.
Nearly $4,000 immigrants land
ed in New York during Septem-
beS
Five years ago over 5000, 900
croquet sets were sold in this conn
try. Last year the sale was less
than 10000 sets.
Beds OF genuine anthracite coal
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-10

a majority in the next House
of Representatives. The chances
are in favor of the Republicans
having five or six majority.
The greenbaclH vote is very
small, and their is about enough
prohibitionists who voted for Neal
Dow TO make a good sized tea
party.
As regards the Solid South, we
10 not believe it will be heard Of
until 1881, when it will, in all pro-
liability, cast its l3S electoral votes
for Grant and an empire.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-10
rhc Future of the pemoeratIe Parry.


From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
But the triumph of yesterday
is not permanent The Democrat
ic principle, the idea which under
lies our system of government, is
as lasting as the continent on which
that government dwells. The
Democratic party, old as the CEN
fury, can survive the defeats Of
half a century. Ii has sounded
forth the trumpet that shall never
call retreat"-while the Republic
lives, it will live. II the country
seems now at the feet of centrali-
zation, of centralized power that
does not differ from the empire, it
is in spite of Democratic protest ;
and the Democratic party, notwith-
standing this temporary reverse,
will falter not from its lofty spirit I;
will fail not in its final purpose /;
will continue its splendid march in
the cause of the people against
power, in the cause Of Democracy.
There is a story Of people who
were forty years in this wilderness.
They were engaged in no better
cause than that Of Democracy on
earth. The Democratic party is
one Of invincible hope, and it has
belief in the doctrine:
Eigh, FOREVER On the sC3holl
Wrong forever on the throne.
Sat that scafoll sways the future
And behind the dim unknown
>,andeth God within the shadow
Keeping watch above His own
And the Democratic party is for
ever opposed to the throne.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-10
Election Returns.

We are unable to obtain full and
complete reports up the time Of
going to press. Garfield has 90
electoral votes, Hancock $50 cleo
toral votes, and California and
Oregon TO be heard from.
The result by States, as near as
We can judge by imperfect returns,
is as follows:
Alabama.-Hancock's majority is
about 10000. Democrats elect all
the : congressman.
Arkausas.-Hancock's majority
is about 10000. Democrats elect
> congressman, and > congressman
doubtful.
California.-Hancock's majority
estimated at q. Democrats elect
) congressman, and Republicans 1.
Legislature Republican which gives
them the next L. s. senator.
Connecticut.-Garfeld 66,66l,
Hancock Gl,OI3, Weaver, S4i,
Dow 34s. Garfeld's plurality is
2,6lS. The Republicans elect the
governor aud a majority Of the
Legislature. which will give them
the L. s. senator. Republicans
elect three congressman and the
Democrats one.
Colorado.-Garfeld's majority is
about 5000 Republicans elect the
one Congressman.
Delaware.--Hancock 1918:
Garfield 14,150. Hancock's ma
jority 1,033. Congressman Demo-
cratic. Legislature Democratic,
which ensures the reelection CT
Bayard.
Florida.-Hancock has a major
ity. Democrats elect the . con-
gressmeD, and will have the next
y. S. senator.
GeorEia.-Hancock's majority is
about $4,000. Democrats elect the
Q congressman.
Illinois.-Garfeld's majority is
about $4,000. Republicans elect
13 congressman, and Democrats
elect G.
Internationally majority is
estimated at about 1000.
Iowa.-Garfeld's majority esti-
mated at $4,000. The Republicans
elect all the 0 congressman.
Kansas -Garfeld's majority is
about $4,000 Republicans elect
all the three congressman.
acknowledgements elect all
the 0 congressman, and carry the
State for Hancock by large ma
jority.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elect 5
congressman and give Hancock q
majority. Republicans elect l
congressman.
Msine.-Garfeld's majority is
estimated at about 5000.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elect 5
congressman, and carry the State
for Hancock. Republicans elect /
congressman.
Massachusetts,. ma
jority is $4,000. Republicans elect
10 congressman, and the Demo-
Gratis elect 1. The Legislature is
Republican which give them the
next u. S. senator.
Michigan.--Garheld' majority
as far as heard from, is $4,000.
The Legislature is as follows:-
Senate-27 Republicans, 2 Demo-
Gratis. Representatives, Re-
publicans and 10 Democrats. The
Republicans will elect the next u.
S. senator. The Republicans elect
all the nine congressman.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-10
RE-OPENED.

We wish to announce that the old reliable Al
hambra Dollar store, has been re-opsned at the
old number, % Woodward avenue, Detroit. A
cordial invitation is extended 10 all TO look
through ana examine our new and elegant stock.
New novelties received daily lIewl6
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-10
Frank Leslie's Weekly.

Tho only Democratic illustrated Newspaper
published will be sent postpaid, for five weeks
until end ~ campaign for thirty cents. Agents
wanted IN every town. send 20 cents for fvo
weeks subscription, or 9 cents IN postage stamps
for sample copy and illustrated catalogue. Clubs
of four will be sent for FIVE weeks. for one dollar
Address Frank Leslie Publishing Co., IS boy St,
New York. Es
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-26
Old DR.. john DOdd's
EllVlIE AID 70EIG POWDERS,
ArauniIy Medicine

Yourg and middle aged adies sufserinr
with Nervousness, Debility, Twitching OF thu
muscles, Ringing In the ears, speeks bcfr'
the eyes. spasms Mysteries, ralpi,alion o.
the koart, Indigestion, Melancholy, Low
Spiriis. Despondcncy, Iieahaehe. Sleepless-
ness. Evil fprebgiiugs, Cold hands and feet.
take DR. Dodd's Powders.
OIdLadies who arc dchilitated and nervous
with weak body, and digestive organs dis-
ordered, causing loss Of app, Silr, impoyer
you Will feel as though you had renewed your
age and taken new lease III life.
Old and middle aged men who have kept
late hours and havcLrcn imtruicnt and yiO-
lated the laws Of health and nature until the
yigor OF life is gone and You are Frustrated
mentally AMI physically and unable to attend
to YOUR business or duties 90 life, take DR..
podd's Powders and you viii feel yourself
men again.
Young men and women with pale and hag.
gard faces, thin in flesh. Lrvken down IN
mind and body, with shattered nervous sys-
TEN, take old Dr. bod rs Nervine Tonic Pow :
,iers and stop that loss which brings on Mel
ancholy. fits. insanity. Consumption and al
early death. They will give NV health and
u cngth. and incrrsse the flesh and b lug II,
bloom OF youth to the cheeks. tranq iIlity t.
the mind, and produce sound and refreshing
sleep.
| Men and women who are slaves to the nee o
robasco, Liquor. Opium or Morphine. TAX
| DR.. nusld's Powders. they art NJ an antilotl
a-d will destroy the appetite. or taste fur tn
use Of the above stinulants, which is ruinou
/ 10 the nervous system.
Price 81 90 per package or Six packages 10
$500. II YOU cannot gel then OF the Druggist
enclose the money to Mott. stevens s Co.. Bal
timore. Md, and they will be forwarded b,
matl ore xpress. aar
MoTf, STEW FSs 4 co ,proprietors.
| Baltimor' Nd
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BnApFlELn's FEMALE REGuLATiE.--
We have often read III The news
papers Of tn. grand success OF medi-
cal compounds put mp at the North
aud elsewhere. Many Of those mcdi
cines have hal their day. and we hear
no more Of them. Their proprietors
have made fortunes, not 70 much
from the curative POWERS aud virtues
of their mixtures, as from the noto-
riety given them bv advertising, 10y
which people were made 10 believe all
the good that was said of them. a
preparation is now before the public
whirh is becoming very popu a., ana
is known as Bradteld's Female Rcgu
lator, put up by DIR. j. Bradfeld Of
Atlanta, Ga, at Sl5D per bottlr
Such is its curative virtues. that it ha'
gained widespread popularity al.
over the conh,ry where it has been
made known, and it is Icing intro
E,duced every where We are informed
THAT immrns- quantities Of this mcdi,
cine are being sold in all sections .
the Snntli aad Southwest, especial,
in the city Of NV Orleans aud il
ITvxas; $1,000 '' =
This much We say in justice to is
proprietor, who is gentltmin Of in
tegrity, anil who would not engage il
the manufacture and sale OF hum
hug. La Grange Reporter. Fo
sale by lloFPER Il Son. 04
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Godey's Lady's Book for
November GgFty

is full of interesting matter Oar.
ley's facile Pencil gives us another
scene from Dickens works. Little
Nell aud her grandfather ESCAPING
from the fair. line old mans eapscp
face and stumbling lury.,he cbild's
fearful backward glance, nre. in strong
contra. to the careless gronps in tbe
background. The whole scene j.
lirelikc, and one OF tho best "Dar.
ley's" yet given in this ever popular
magazine. in the Novelty Page we
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-26
The linskiln Club.
,DetrOi; Free Pres !,

All friends of the club will rejoice
over The success which crowned their
efforts at the Stale Fair the past week /.
The following premium were Contest
ed Tor and secured:
/. For the best sPec;m n Of white
wash put ON against the grain oi a
board fence -premium. six nutin"g
graters on a wire. &c
, Fur the hes, spec men o. inlaid-
whi,ewasling, trimmed with plain
borler-pres,ium, a seli-lockins. sel :
sharpening bootjack. warranted to
stand strain ri one hundred pounds
10 the square inch. N-
3. For the best specimen o. decora-
ting on cruckery with a whitewash
brush after the style OF Murillo-pre
MUM, an apple-parcr which can le
worked BY l,it-hande,l hired girl.
| A. For the best specimen Of ca,cim-
lining, rlckcd in with the Goddess OF
.Liberty and b,r'.ereA with Ienic-pr :
MUM. u water. color representing a
mule in a thuuder-storin-
All the above were earned alter an
honorable competition open to the
| world, and the club ha' right TO re
joire and feel proud. The following
premiums were offered in the name oil
III. club: 1l' 'sf 'si'i
I. For the best poem on Brutus;
premium, gilded meat -chopper; won
by Sills Stutliugion, of Can 'da, over
thirt, mine competitors.
2. For the incest group OF six wa
ter-mcluns grown by colored man
who has read The Pilgrims Po-
gress:" premium lin lantern, dec
GRATED WITH view OF the Alps; won
by Moses Sliti'um "a ~ -,
3. For the best fonr-pound sleci-
men Of thoroughbred butter MAIDS by
a left handed eplpred woman who has
never writes poem for publication;
premium "a wooden %eliufn With .
clock and rlt-trnp attached; taken
by Ms. Hannah tilenk, Of Niles,
Michigan. 3lmjy .iyT.ig nigg
Several hon ,rary members OF the
club forwarded articles tnf exhibition
from long distance, but all arrive !
90 latcto be entered. y - y rs
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-26

WHY Mr.. RATz CHANGED Ills
NAME The Hartford County Supe,
.rior Court has gran'ei the petition
Of Henry Ratz, of Th0mp sonyillc,
praying that his name be changed 10
Henry Ralts. II was shown by the
petitioner That his peculiar name was
The cause of great ann vance to him,
sell and members and members Of
the faulty sMischievous neigbbors
spoke of him aud his wife as Tho
''old rats" and the children ms the
''little rats, sDme going further and
tease them by calling then "mice.'
The ncighborhood will now have n
chance to tax it's ingenuity upon the
new name. which, fortunately for Mr.,
RATES and his children. appears to
he one NOT easily played upon =
Hartford COurGnt.
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stsrtsn eira,d.

Stephen Girarl was horn near
Bordeaux ,franre. May "A, 1850; be-
came d sailor aud before The Keyolu-
tion engaged rs The master oi VESSELS
in the American roasting and West
India iratle, aud duriug the Reyou-
linn was grocer, sutler. aud liquor
seller in and near l,hiladt lpliia.
where lie had already married and
separated from his wiic. Through
his industry lie became one Of the
richest men in The United States
He was very eccentric IN his habits,
free thinker, uigracious in his man
ner, ili-lempered, and lived aud died
without friend but lie was Away
a liberal brneiacior Of the public
charities. and even of. churches,
which lie despiscd. Died III 1881
tiirard College is situated in Phila-
dclphia, Two mics northwest OF the
old State llousein q fine Enclosure OF
forty. one acres, According to Mr.
Girara $ will no minister or eccl sias
tic OF any sect or church is allowed Il
visit the premises on any rreteyt, OF
to have amy coitiieclion with tie III.
siiiut.on. The greater part of III,
brGuesi would lave been absorbed II
tie construction lut Tor the delay il
opening lie establishment. II nov
arcommodatcs some 500 boys. VIII,
ere supported mud educated by TN
institution.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-26

my case is Just here" said citi-
zen to lawyer the other day --'1hc
plaintiff will swearrthat hit him.
will swearthat did not. Now VIA,
can You lawyers make out q that i
we 90 TO tiial?"
olive dollars apieccl1 wa, tic
prompt reply as the attorney extend
ed hish and. lla ~ NV anllMM $3.50
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-26

On Wednesday, September, 20ih
an unknown man and woman in y
rnckaway. well dressed, and each ap-
parently about fifty wears of age.
stopped at the house ofElihu Sparks,
about one mile from Irvine in Esiin
County, and left with him n BABY
about four days old plenty of fine
baby clothing, and twenty-five dol
lars in money, Sparks and his wit,
agreed 10 take care cfthe child six
weeks Tor the money left with them
at which ime the strangers promis.
ed to return and take II of again
They claimed 10 be front near Lex.
ington, but eidnot,livhigc their names
IT was not asceriniDcd by Sparks
lwho they were or where theyl..wert
really from. Richmond Herald. w
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-26
Bsautifers.

Ludics, yen cannot make fair skin
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with VI
the cosmetics Of France, or beautiier'
Of tie world, wilhelm poor health. and
nothing will give you such good health
strength, buoyant spirits and beaut,
as Hop Bitter. A. trial is 'cerlaii
proof. See another column.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-26

Mcssrs. Craddock Il Co., 1882 Race St.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Gentlemen:-Pleese send me twelve bottles
Of DIR. II. JAMES EANSABIs lSpicA, one each
OF Pills AMI Ointment. for a friend OF mine
who Is not expected to live; and as your nlrtli
cines cured me oflConsumption some tire,
years ago, want him to try them | game,
fifteen pounds while tai. ing the first three bot
ties, and know 1t il lust the thing Tor him,
| Nf Respectfully, j. V. HULL,
This remedy speaks FOR itself. One bottl,
will satisfy the most skeptical. There is no
q single symptom o. Consumption that 1t doei
not dissipate ut once, and 1t will break up
| fresh cold in % hours. s2.50 per pint bottle.
\ Address CRADDoBK & Co, 1892 Race 81 Phil
adeluhia Pa. NAV ii 80.
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After severe test OF tsel7c years. by many
leading Physicians and thousands OF females,
il has been thoroughly demonstrated that En-
e ish Female Bitters has cured and relieved
more slckly females. than all other remedies
combined All monthly defects, excuses ~
Weaknesses, affecting aarried or singh; ladies
are promptly relieved by its use.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-26
/" - - Y
A Bnsiness Man. Opinion

&. b. Dot, of Toledo, o.. says he
has us,d Days Kidney Pads in his
family with results 50 superior to all
Iosher treatments that h. regards them
as tie best Kidney doctor in the
world.