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The following statement OF William ],
Coughlin, Of somerville, Mass, Is 80 remark.
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention Of
our readers. He says: I'm the fall OF 1870
was taken with aviolent bleeding Of the lungs,
followed by severe cough. soon began 10
loose my appetite and flesh was 90 weak
at one time that conld not leave my bed In
the summer OF 1877 was admitted 10 the CITY
Hospital. While there the doctors said | had
hole In my left lung as big as half dollar.
expended over hundred dollats in doctors
and medicines. Twas so far gone Of one time
a report went around that was dead rave
up hope, but friend told me OF Dr. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs. laughed Al
my friends, thinking that my case was incur.
able, but got bottle to satisfy them, when
10 my surprise and qualification commenced
In feel better. My hope, once dead, began 10
revive, and to-day feel In better spirits than
have for ths past three years.
N write this hoping you will publish Il,
80 that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced 10 take Dr.. VIM. Halls
BalBatn for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that II has
done more good than all the other medicines
| have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almost entirely disappeared and shall
soon be able 10 go 70 work" Bold by drug.
gists.
West L McConahey Druggists and Apothe-
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
lng, W, Va TrHBAW
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Rsni E.tats nj new YorIt.

NEW YoAk, March 7G.-There Is conSid.
cradle doing here in q quiet way In real
estate. The demand for houses and lots
is active. The centre Of building activity
IL east and northeast Of Genital park. The
west side lie beginning 10 come into the
market for improvement Its obvious 10
any one that Il lots eaSt Of the park in the
eide streets Rell at from $l5, 100 To S25, 900
apiece, and from $50 900 on Fifth avenue,
there IL no reason why prices on the west
aide should not, within few years, ap.
proximate these figures. Some sharp real
estate men have their eyes fixed on the
plain north oil the park, between Fourth
and Eighth avenues. II is oil ready iot
occupancy, and q few years more will
probably see II filled up with houses Of a
medium type, none very costly nor very
poor. There hiss been no difficulty In rent.
Ing eligibly situated houses at advances
over last years prices Of from 8 10 IS pei
cent There 10 a deficiency Of very choice
and costly houses, due 10 the inAux Of rich
people from California and elsewhere.
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II you find yourself disposed to give
way to that mind.weake happiness.
destroying disease Of worry, try to recu.
perate your nervous system. Go to bed
and sleep your imaginary troubles away.
II you cannot sleep 1t 10 sign that your
blood 10 sluggish; your nervous system 10
used up; your muscular system has had
little OF no employment. Then do some.
thing 10 tire the muscles and start the
blood. Do not fall into the delusive snare
Of gentle exercise;' that Is only admissi.
bic ior invalids. Whatsoever you do, do
II with all your might. Take a tramp on
The hills, saw wood; ride horseback; give
fifteen minutes 10 an Indian club or pair
Of not too heavy dumb. bells; run, Jump,
anything 10 exert your body and stop the
exertion OF your mind, to get your muscles
into exercise and give your nerves reat,
d ct into glow and a perspiration, and
make yourself feel thoroughly, healthilY
tired. Then take q bath, get on clean
clothes, eat . light meal with good appe.
lite, and 10 10 bed; and ten chances Ia
one you will 20 10 sleep and wake on the
morrow cheerful and hopeful, prepared 10
laugh at your former melancholy.
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There Ia one thing certain, says the
Washington correspondent Of Tie Hsrl-
ford Tins, and that ia, II Mr., Blaine ia not
allowed to take . rest he will be dead in
the next ak mouths. Every one ia talking
about the wonderful change that Ia noticea'
BILE In him. His elastic step and great
sprineiness Ia gone and he Ia now bent.
shouldered, oyerWorked, and tired out
man. It Ia wonderful how much he can
stand and has stood. he has been kept
going constantly aimee his name was first
mentioned for the presidency In 1876,
During the year that followed he was kept
busy in the matter OF trying to pay of his
friends for the way they stood up for him
in the convention that nominated Hayes,
The time between then and the conven-
ton OF 1879, he was kept busy In working
up his own chances for . nomination,
Failing in this, he jumped to the front In
support Of Garfield, determined that II he
could not get the best place he would get
the next best, and thus got even with those
who had stood in the way Of his ambi'
ton, He succeeded in getting the leader.
ship OF Gartield's Cabinet, and now oCcu'
pies q position as premier that many
would rather have than the Presidency
itself. It's honors are international as well
as national, and 1t gives man chance to
be felt in oil countries as well as In this.
But in doing all OF this, Mr.. Blaine has
oyer.worked himself, His house 10 open
at all hours oil the night as well as the day,
No one knows when he gets Q rest, as the
gas burns as brightly in his room after
midnight as 1t does during the earlier part
Of the night. This thing cannot last all
the time, and unless Mr.. Blaine gives pub
lic notice that he will mot transact bust
ness except during Office hours, unless on
special invitation, his condition Is not
likely to improve. Asst Is, he can do the
work OF half dozen hrstClass men, but
there Is q limit to all things, and he, like
many others, may mot discover 1t until
too late,
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Isughlln Bios. & Co., agents.
How 10 Hecnra nenlth.

1t seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood, when
Scovill's sarsaparila and stillingia, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health 10
the physi III organization. II Is indeed 0
strengthening syrup, pleasant 10 take, and has
proven itself 10 be the best blood purifier ever
discovered, ehecIually curing scrofula syp
hillth disorders, weakness Of the kidneys,
erysiplias, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating an impure condition Of the blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. ItcorrectS
indigestion. A single bottle will prove 10 you
its merits az q health remover, for II acts like
charm, especially when the complaint 10 OF
an exhaustive nature, having tendency To
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain and
nervous system.
West &McConahey, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List d Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel.
Ing, W, Va, rrBsAW
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The action brought by Samuel Wilke'
son against Henry Ward Beecher, says a
New York correspondent, Gwakens deep
interest, and should 1t reach trial 1t will
bring out some very striking features Of
character, Wilkeson has sued Beecher
for damagea conseq uent on breach OF con.
tract. The famous preacher agreed to
write the life OF OhTiAt for ]. B. Ford 4
Co., who paid him $4,000 in advance.
They waited anxioualy for the completion
Of the work, until hope deferred made
their hearts sick. They urged and solicited
in vain. One volume was all that was
furnished, and the public refused to SUBJ
scribe until complete work could be OBJ
tanned. The unfortunate publishels, in
carrying out 80 grand O work, had en-
pIoyed some Of the best artists In the
country, and invested large sum In illus
trations. After the expenditure had
reached $4,000 they were obliged
TO suspend, Their appeal, "Mr. Bescher
you are running US, was Of no avail. The
great preacher, with $4,000 In bis pocket,
treated them, as they allege, with utter
Indifference, and left them to their fate.
The stock and assets Of the unfortunate
firm was sold at auction, aud In this man.
ner Wilkeson has become the owner Of
the contract for "BeeCher's Lille OF Christ"
He now intends TO make the latter ful6ll
the contract or meet the consequences oil
damages. BesCher, In his reply to the
complaint, swears that he does not owe
the complainant ANYTHING, He has, how.
ever, $4,000, but perhaps 10 Beecher's
opinion this does not constitute q debt.
Wilkeson considers the contract worth
$4,000. A life Of Ch'ist by BeeCher (be.
lore he lost his reputation) would have
had an immense sale. FleetWood's lille
Of Christ" which is an inferior work, paid
its publishers 100000, and Beechers
book was much more popular.
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FOUL rRlyIEs AND TYPHOID FEVER.


DR.. Fothergill, an eastern physician, In
a communication to The PHILADELPHIA Mtdi.
cal Times, refers 10 recent discussions 10
England relative to the causes Of typhoid
lever, and cites a group Of cases where no
specific Contagion could be traced, but
where other factors were In action. The
CloaCal arrangements Of the district were
very primitive; the privy was generally q
pit, never emptled, and filled 10 the seat
with the accumulations OF years, Dr.. Low,
OF England, holding that typhoid fever
germs may be in time developed from
successive crops OF bacteria, cites the con.
Clusion OF Burdon.SandeTSon, that II Is
p ssible 10 proceed from an Inflammation
Of purely non.infeCtious origin, to the
artificial induction o g process oil the
most intense violence In relation TO which
DR.. Fothergill argues that "diarrhnSl
dilcharge received into foul garden pTivy
In the frst instance, cause further and So
yerer attacks Of diarrhDa," till the summit
Is reached, and typhoid fever, q specific
contagious disease, Is produced. DR.. Low
cites an instance where ten persons oCcu'
pied double cottage, with privles In the
rear which hGd not been cleaned for more
than year. Seven persons were attacked
with violent sickness ana dlarrh0a, and
three died. So soon as the sanitary al.
thories had the priyies cleaned the sick.
ness ceased and three persons who never
resorted to them escaped completely. He
relates case which was seen by second
physician and pronounced typhoid, where
there had been q case ending fatally and
certified as diarrhea, In the same house
eleven months before.
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q good mapy poor ahlppipg and common cat

q good pspy pOsrshiPping and common cat
sheep-Escsipta LEGO head; shIpmsnta
1900 head, Market slow but steady; fair To
good = 6QA5 w; choice IS 25a6 40; common
very dull, Q good many offered at 400.
Buyen holdingof.
CINCINNATI March 2s.-Cotton dull and
lower at lUxC Flour steady; family 81 76a
8 TO- fancy s. 25a8 90. Wheat, No, 2 bred
winter 81 07al0S. Corn easier; No, 2 axe.
Oats quiet: No, mixed 81 1IaSsc. Rye steady;
No, g 81 l2, Barley in good demand; No,
fall 81 0sal 10, Pork firm at Sl6 70. Lard
easier at $40 40 Bulk meats firm shoulders
. 0Oi clear nb776. Bacon quiet; shoulders
s. IS; clear rib IS 60; clear IS SIN, Whisky,
demand lair and market firm at 81 90. Butter
strong; oholca v estern Reserve 2SA25c; choice
Central Ohio 9Oa22c,
TOLEDO, March 2s.-Noon Board-Wheat
opened dull, closing a shade tirmer; No.
white Michigan 81 OK; amber Michigan
Il O7x; do May 81 09Hc; No. 9 red Wabash
spit 81 OH April 81 U9x May 81 cox; June
81 09Hi July 81 %; the year 81 OK; NO. 8
red Wabash 81 W; rejected 92c, Corn quiet ;
high mixed 4inc; No, spot 4lXO; April
44Sci No. 2whiIe 46c; rejected 1870; dam.
aged 4lHc, Oats quiet; No. 2 S5Kc,
EEw 0RLEAHs March 2s.-ColIue easier /;
Rio caFgoes ordinary to good lOalSc, Sugar
steady and In good demand; inferior to good
common 6xa8kC; common TO good COM
mon G9Sa7ci yellow clarified SasHc Molas'
SEES dull; common 2Sa26G; centrifugal 2Oa97c !;
fair SSaS4c; frosted 20aS6c; ciSte bottoms
S0a' &c; lermentiug 2OaS6c. Rice quiet; Louisi-
ana ordinary TO choice 41Sa6Xc,
New YORE. March 2S.-DRY Goops-The
jobDiug trade continue. falrly active. Busi.
ness moderate with cotton goods commission
houses, but wooden goods quiet in first hands.
Prints In fair demand, Glnghams remain ac-
tive: Lawns jObblng fairly, Dress goods in
moderate request, Foreign goods sluggish
with importers, but iObbing fairly,
NEw ORLEANS, March 2s-Cotton dull;
middlilg l0Ac low mlddling exc good ordI.
nary S9Sci net receipts 8, lOS bales; gross
6,2lO bales exports 10 the Continent 1925
bales sales 4, 6OO bales; stock Sol, $40 bales
CINCINNATI, March 2S.-AoGs-Firm com.
mon "a 26a5 %; light IS 65a8 10; packing
IS A0a6 90; butchers' 80 1Oa8 50. Recei us zoo
head; shipments none.
PITIsBUBGB March %. --PRFRoLRuN--Qulet;
crude steady United certificates ,77Hc; re.
hned 7hc for Philadelphia delivery,
ANTWERP, March 2S.-PErRoLEuM-ReAned
l9t.
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rn PANAMA irl.h Enumeration.

CHICAGO, March 26-Mr. Charles Col.
lima, Of Sioux City, is in the city on bis
way to 1rolsnd, to encourage immigration
from that country 10 the northwestern
part OF Iowa and Southern Dakota. His
aim is to obtain emi1fants from the better
class OF The Irish people, who cannot en-
dnfe the coercion being used by the Brit.
lsh Government. The Legislatufes ot
Iowa and Dakota have passed resolutions
recommending him, and he also has let.
ters from. George D, Perkins, Oommis'
sionef Of immigration for Iowa; Peter o.
Shannon, ChietJustlce Of Dakota; Bishop
Marty, Of Dakota, and other prominent
persons,
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A Coudn, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results 10
an inC1rable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disor.
der the stomach like cough syrups and
balsams, but act directly on the inflamed
parts, allaying irritation, give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Oatarrh and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers arc subject to. For thirty
years Browns Bronchial Troches have
been recommended by physicians, and al.
ways give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for
nearly on entire generation, they have at.
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at 25 cents
q box everywhere. TTHsw
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To- OO II :!

CAHcKR.-"auheTsd for yoan with cancer, Had Il
cut out three tines. Il returned after zach operation
Dr. smith cured me without knife, Caus!le g palm"
MRa. II. n 0RCUTT
suyyERBp TEERnLE.-"NOlhlng seemed 70 help
me; could not YNt out Of bed. Dr. smith cured me
SItsr others ililed,n zEPT. PHILLIP,
wheeling ", Va,
CATAREH AND DBATNEss.-"BcliCVsdm myself In
curabis, sOnSS o. Srnell gone, fearful discharges
'F'N'' --''' HARVEY ALEXANDER,
DYsPEPIA AMI ULcEI4TED sTohAca -"TrOGt-
ment for years failed 10 give me- relief Dr.. bmith
cured mel THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent,
cured mel LOUI9 +, WASHINGTON.
RHEUNArIsN -"suHUred tOrtuTe!j joints deiOrm.
ed treated for years without relief; PE smith
'u RSy arsET 8. R1DyE1p writes: a6a1F Sir !
ing FROM CatAuh and Lung Complaints, You have
Norked wonders in my Wiie's cABa."
RRY, u. o LADp, writes ;-"DT, Smiths PROBES.
llonA services in my family have been most uIAlAO-
tory and Conmend him 70 all a gentleman and
lkilliul physlCiAn."
Mas. MARsARET KoLB mys;-"I had boon sudor.
ing for seven yOATS and TT AtSd by many phynlciAns
for Dyspepsia, DR., Smith said had Tape worm
and In tlGbt houEH removed monster 100 feet long
FRXALK CohPLAIATS,-ThTt0 yNATl In hospitals Tor
females give me peculiar advantages In such cares.
P0TIolI cured Of Consumption, Diseases Of Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys skin, Blood, Nervous AZ
cl0nI and Weaknesses Of Men and Youth, BCrotulA
and Asthma testify 10 my GuccelS,
pILEa cured without the kniie,
Patients at distance may DO treated BY letter and
natlIiaclon guaranteed chart for self examination
sent on receipt Of two hi'ooaut stamps and advice
Coordination at ONCE fres, Odico hours from Q
m, to p M, daily, Sundays from to s ,, m. Call
j, ID. SMITH, M. d.,
de- No, 1917, Market st., Wheeling, W, Va.
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Allow A.cold 10 advance In yonr system and
thus encourage more serious tnAladies, such a.
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an Immediate relief can be 30 readily a.
tained7 BosCHEE's GERMAN 5YBUP has gained
The largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the sevetest Lung Diseases,
II e Dr.. Boechee's famous German preSorip
ton, and Il prepared with the greatest carr
and no fear need be entertained In administaY
ing II TO the youngest child, NJ per directions
The sale Of this medicine % Unprecedented
Since hfst introduced there has been q con.
slant inereasing demand and without ainRle
report Of failure 10 do lts work IN any cese,
Ask your Druggist % 10 the truth Of these re.
marks. Large hIoa 70 cent?. Try Il and be
convinced T9hSIV
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The latent force or fluid which preme.
ates all matter, and which bears the con.
ventional name OF Electricity, IS widely
appreciated aud recognized as a means Of
cure In various diseases. It's effects in the
form Of Dr.. Thomas Eclectic Oil are
shown by the relief Of pain, both Neural.
gle and Rheumatic, Rs well as In the
throat and lungs, and in various other
healing ways.
Laughlin Bros, & Co., agents.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-Flour dull and
Arm Minnesota extra IS 16aB is Ohio extra
50 26a5 Is; Ohio patents 90 90; Minnesota pat.
ent process SO MAJ 80. Hye -four firm at
Is lax. Wheat ftm; No. 2 red elevator
3l'1SN, cargo rates; No. 2 red, prompt ship.
ment, 81 2OK, free on board; No. 2 red March
o. l9at 19k; April o. iSiSal l0IS ; May o. 1917
al lSiS June 81 l7Aal 10 Corn dull steam
er and track $780, rejected at grain depot $50;
May 63HabStEc; June 631Sa52JSc Oats dull
and lower; No, white 45Hc; No. 3 do 4Ia
44Kc; NO. . 4Sc: mixed A. hc. Provisions
In moderate demand; mess beef $i2 90; India
t21 O0A21 81; prime mess pork $40 00ai6 Is;
smoked hams $40 G0ail 6O. Lard, prime
steam $40 90; kettle Gil o. Butter, fancy
iresh rolls wanted; old stock dull prices titi.
changed, Eggs dull at 100. Cheese dull and
unchanged. Petroleum dull at7Hc. Whisky
steady OF 81 10.
BALTIMORE, March 2s.-Flour quiet: west.
ern sapefihe % 25a4 90; extra "a 25a6 90 /;
family 10 95a8 Is. Wheat, western spot Arm
futures weak and easier; No. western win.
lei red, SPOT and March 81 i9X; April 81 l9N
Al i0JS; Say 81 lSXal 10 Jnde 81 isal isf;
July 81 AK asked; August 81 II. Corn,
western uuiet and easier western mixed spot
and March 65a66IS c; April HNa64Hu May
S. 1a5SlC steamer 62Ha69Xc Oats steady
and quiet western white 400; do mixed ga
$50. Rye firm at d 10. Hay quiet. Pro.
visions lower; mess pork, old Si6 90, new
Sie Is; bulk meats, pack ed, % 76a9 90 bacon,
shoulders % go; clear rib sides 50 %; hams
I'll 0Oat2 90. Lard, refined lie. Butter dull
except top grades Eggs lover and quiet at
l7c. Petroleum nominal refined 7Kc. Cotf,
quiet; Rio cafgoes, ordinary TO iait 10ai2o
Sugar steady A soft .oXo. Whisky nominal
at Il 10.
CHICAGO, March 2s.-ThS Dro1Sn' journal
Hoss-Rscsiptt % 900 head; shipments 1, 900
head. Market in fail domSnd, packers not
buying; iNc lower mixed packing IS 26a6 90;
light IS 4Oa5 IS choice shipping Is 70ae 25i
USttlsERsceipts $500 head; shipments
4, 500 head. Market weak, 10 10 Is cents
lower, making decline Of 40 TO 90. cents
from The highest prices Of last week; iAit 10
good shipping n b0a6 90; exports active at
Is 40a5 Is common TO iaif "A i0aI 40,
butchers' slow at % 6Oa3 IS; stoCkers and
feeders steady d q 96a4 %; tairdemand, bat
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
PACTs ABOUT ElLIH.
DiphIheria Traced 10 Dirt Dumping
Ground.

The fact that there is an intimate rela-
ton between the gaseous exhAlatIous OF
filth and diphtheria, or other zymohC dis
eases, receives almost daily confirmation.
The following was written by a cores
pondent OF The Sanitary Engineer!
"a poor, hard working Irish family,
named Donneily, has lived for several
years in q small house, situated on the
south side oil the Boston road, near the
Southern boulevard. In January last two
Of the children we're attacked by diphthe.
ria, and both died; while the father was at
the same time rendered helpless by Chills
and fever, No defective plumbing can be
blamed for this, as there was no plumbing
Of any sort-the house being entirely des'
tltute oil what are considered modern i'm
provements, The water supply was
from q spring, about thirty feet
from the house; and the priyy
was paced over cesspool at OIL
lower elevation, probably fifty feet from
the spring, and ssventy.fYe or eighty tset
from the house. The cellar was damp, and
and go fixed that flock Of poultry had
access to 1t, yet this OF itself would prob
ably not have caused the disease, as It 10
well ventilsted. Within sight from their
door was q dumping ground for night
scavengers, and the lot adjoining, the
nearest part OF which was not more than
ak feet from the house, had been literally
fertiIized thereirom. The odor from this
was often sickening to persons passing
along the road, and could be plainly per-
ceiyed at points q half mile distant The
passage oil the carts OF all hours Of the day
was a nuisance to tho those living near or
travelling upon the road and wonder was
often expressed that they should be per.
mitted either TO transport It In the day
time or dump 1t anywhere within the city
limits. There can be little doubt that the
sickness and deaths in this family were
directly caused by the foul doors arising
from the adjoining field tertilizsd as de-
scribed,"
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"SEin Diseases" Cured by DR.. Swsyne's
Claimant.

What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer
single hour when they have sure cure In
"Swayne's ointment" Is past our comprehl IN.
zion. The worst case Of letter, Itch, Salt
Rheum, or that annoying complaint Itching
Piles, yield TO It's wonderful all healing quail.
ties Pimples on the Face and BlOtChes on
tbs Skin are removed by using this healing
ointment Perfectly SAFE and harmless, even
on the most tender infant.
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Jacob II. Bloomer, Of virgille, N. Y,
writes: Your Dr.. Thomas EclectriC oil
cured a badly swelled neck and sore
throaton my son In forty.eight hours; one
application also removed the pain from q
very sore toe; my wife's foot was also
much inaamed-so much 80 that she could
not walk about the house; she applied the
Oil, and In twenty.iour hours was entirely
cured.
Laughlin Bios. & Co., agents,
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an ERUPTION ov Etonr YEAps' grANpINo,

l was troubled with an eruption for eight
years. itching int0lersbly at timts; tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the Use Of "Swaynes all.healiDg
Ointment" | am entirely cured.
JOSEPH II. LAMBERT,
At HortSman 4 Bros. Fifth and Cherry,
Phila,
swayne's Ointment, the only effsctua cure
for letter, all Cutaneaus affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
sWayne's Ointment Is sold by oil druggists.
TThs&w.
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freemans
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are tnequaled. Color
from 10 5 pounds, Price Is cents, DAW