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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-13

OWNED UP,-The proprietors of the
Trtad, the newspaper which pub
lished the Morey letter, have writ
ten Gen. Garfield letter, stating
that after full examination they are
satisfied that the letter was for
gerry, but claiming tLat they pub
l.shed it in good faith.
That owning up may reduce the
Judgment for damages somewhat,
but not much, Their efforts to
establish the genuinenesss OF the
letter after everybody not blinded
by prejudice knew it was forgery,
are distinctly remembered.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-13

J. w. Taylor
4 TTORNEF AND COuN>ELLUk AT LAW
y linden. Wis. 51H
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-13
DR. w. Odgers,

DTSTTsT. All operations petfurUed vi.ha'
/ 7 pain by thg use Ell uslIyatad air, "a 80
Rooms over Tlas,a.ys grocery stg-e,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-13
cyrus LANYNN.
DENTISTRY.

c. G. Smith, Dentist,
TNCUARGF OF DIR. WAssAILs OFFICE AS
Z business. Auopegatlus performed with r.-
ana skill. Rooms over GaG4ry * era! st1at
Nfrgs.t Point. Wis. Dec. Ist-4l.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-13
tTTORN ELS.

JOhn T. Jones,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR, Dod5evilc
n Wisconsin,. VIII practice i'm all the ceure Q.
this State ,cXcepttbG Iowa County CProbate} Ccdg-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-13

Wilson & McIlhOn,
, TTORNEYS AND COUESELORS,- Once 81
Il the City Bank. Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-13
w. Eastman. NJ. D.

PHYSICIAN AND sUEGTON, - Oafcc in Len
( ahan's block, up stairs, first door tolef. Re-
iacnce, lst door west from ~ L. Church, Mle!&'
Point, Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-13

Reese &, Carter,
TTORNFYS AND C0UNSELOEs, DolEev.ls
"A Wis VIII practice in all cour, in the s!sts
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
Twenty Reasons.

4 great many people cannot un-
derstand why the female portion of
the community prefer sober men
The matter is simple enough.
!. Wives like sober husbands be-
cause they can reason with sober
man.
2. The sober man is more compau-
iouable.
3, Sober men have pride, and
pride is woman's main hold,
4. Sobriety means II comfortable
homo.
8. Good clothes for mother and
children.
6. A house Of your own.
z. Evenings at home instead of iu
bar-room.
8. Better health aud enjoyment of
life.
o. An elevated view Of life and
sense of your responsibility.
10. You are credit to your wife
and children.
IL. People that once despised you
will now bless you.
IL. Your word will be guaged as
you resist the tempter.
13, Young men will pattern after
you
ii. You will be an ornament to
society and the whole town in which
You live.
Is. The whole community will
take pride in you and wish they had
more like you.
l6. Your family aud friends will
appreciate you.
II. Your enemies will admire your
path of sobriety.
18. Scoffers will be disarmed by
your works.
10. Your manly qualities will grow
with your years
| 20. God will bless you.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
Popular D illusions Wich Have Been
Expelled.


That milk is compound of water
chalk and sleeps stomach. Milk al.
ways comes from tho cow-a great
way from the COW.
That brass band music is uupleas.
ant to the ear We know of man
who lived for years next door to- d
haud-room ard has never uttered
one complaint in all that time. II,
is a deaf mute.
That railroads are intended foi
the benefit Of corporations. They
are iuten loI for the beusit of the
poople-tho people who hold the
majority OF stock,
That small boy hates an over.
coat lio luvos it 80 well that he
dislikes to wear it out.
That whislling is disagreoablo II
is always aSreeable-to the whistler,
That druggists are extortionate in
their prices. They pay such high
salaries to their clerks that they are
forced to sell their goods at QUE
thousand per cent. above cost in or
der to make any money for them
selves,
That the market is ovcrburlened
with spring poetry, TIe waste bls'
ket captures 80 much of 1t that bu,
very little of it comes on tho market.
That any fool can write poetry.
II is onlya fool here aul thora wa {
can do it,
That women go to church to sec
other women's bonnut5. They
merely go to show their own.
Tnmt boy thinks ho knows more
than his father. llo only pridcs
himself ou his superior intelligence.
That u willow wears woels to
catch husband. She woull rith-
or catch Il mau wLJ is not u hus-
band.
Tint 4 silyor watch will toll the
time just ~ wei AZ II goll ono
a gold watch will toll tho tine ton
times to silver watch's once, ami
DO just rs fresh as over.
That shopkoepcrs never m ri;
their goods below cost. They fre-
qnently mark them down much be.
low what the goods cost tho pur-
chaser, especially il he boa partic .
ular friend, you know.
That tho selt.conccitei man
thinks everybody is II fool. He
does not inclale Que person in tho
cttegory, ntmcIy, myself.
That people hate to be laughed
at. Look at the low comedian, for
instauce.-BDSt)n Transcript.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28

Love is double sided sort of con.
ceru, aud both have part 10
play.
Don't try TO bring too many suit
ors to your feet They have feet as
well as you have, aud you may SEQ a
pair Of feet walking off from You
some day that you would be very
glad to call back.
Keep your temper. if you expe,t
your otbor-half-in-law TO keep his
II bo doesn't suit you give him O
ticket-of-leave. lf ho does suit Won
don't expect him to put up with your
humors.
Deal carefully with bashful low
ers lead them gradually to the
point--of proposal of course-bnt
don't let them suspect what YOU
arc at, or they might faint or get
crazy on tho spot.
IL is said lovers qnarrols always
end with kisses. This is partly
true; but If you are not careful
these little spats youin lulge in may
end in the kisses you cJvet being
given to some other girl.
If it is possible, try to suit your
sisters. cousins. aunts, grandfath ers,
neighbors. and friends, and acquain-
tances when you fall in love. If you
cant suit them all, don't worry, it
has never been done yet.
If you use powder, don't give
yourself away. For instance, it
would be we'll to spread handker-
chief over his shoulder before you
lean thereon. He will be too green,
depend on it, to suspect the reason.
II his moustache looks little pow
derry there are several ways IN which
il could be brushed off.
Don't imagine that a husband can
live as lover--on kisses m m))u
light. He will come to bis meals as
hungry MS bear, and any know
ledge Of cookery you can pick up
during courtship is about the bo st
provision you can make for future
happiness,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
Saved by Christian Patience.

Mrs. Bower ran Into the hons,
to-day llity cxcitel ani rel IA tho
face. and hor husblnd asked whs,
vas wroug.
II an n christian" she replied.
"and | don't like to quarrel, but that
Mrs. jenkins is just too much"
"Why, what's the matter p
"Sdo insilted me in her house
"Did she ? And what did you say
buck ?"
"N,t n worl. just told her she
was moan. tattliug, goolfJr. moths
ing, doles., lazy, slouchy, sloyculy.
caie'es5, giily, silly, gabbling, gos-
siping thirg, aud all the neigbors
knew il, and nobody liked her, aud |
wouldn't speak to her if she didn't
belong to our church, aud then |
came way. know if | had not con =
trollod my temper I'd have saii
something to make her mad, aud |
on ,htn I to do that"
Thcn sho Apppal down into a
chair, and her husband smiled in a
qncor sort Of way, aud her face got
rodler than ever, aud only her
Cnristiln patience saved hor. .Stcu-
bcHcW" Htrr'k.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
The Cash Subscriber.

A cash subscriber (may his tribe in
creaseD
Awoke one night from deep dream ol
peace,
And saw, within the moonlight of his
room,
An angel writing in book of gold.
Exceeding peace made the subscriber
bold,
And to the presence in the room he
said,
"What writ'st thouf" The vision rails
ed its head,
And with a look made of all sweet ac-
cord,
Answered, The names of those who
love the Lord"
"And is mine one y The angel said,
Not so."
The cash subscriber, speaking then
more low,
But cheerily still, replied ~ pray
you then,
Write me as one who pays the printer
4 men."
IThe angel wrote and vanished. The
next night
IL came again with great awakening
Il light,
And showed the names whom love OF
God had blest,
And 10! the subscribers name led all
the rest.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
Thompson's Failure.

Farwell Thompson was the first
prisoner to answer to the call OF the
bell. llo had his coat aud vest on
his arm, aud he at once proceeded to
observe
Say. Judge, | want 10 see the
man who calls that den in there a
cooler! Cooler ! Why, sir. it is
hotter than six uld-fashioned Dutcb
ovens rolled into one ! believe /
have lost ten pounds of hosh since
dark last night, and l never slept a
wink until after daylight
lyon shouldn't have got there
was tho reply.
"Was I to blame ?"
81 presume 80. You are down on
the records ~ being dead drunk
You couldn't have reached that con
dition without knowing NIL about it. -
"Jndgo, | want to explain. am
an expermentalist.'
Yes
81 SGT ont yesterday morning to
experiment on the human system.
II was a red hot day. aud | wanted
to see what particular drink would
soonest cool the blood. first took
plain whiskey. Thousands of men
drink whiskey in winter to keep
warm, and in summer to keep cool
It's an internal suidc. In ten miuu.
tes aftor taking whisky, twelve de-
grees had been adle to the heat of
my system. | thon tried brandy,
gin, lager, wine, anl Tom aul Jer-
ry. but none of them had cooling
effect. While the thermometer
stood at % degrees in tho shade, |
stood l2j, and about dark | sue
cnmbed, Judge. don't you drin k
spirits on hot day p
WAS that the end of your expert
ments ~
Yes, for that day. was intend,
ing to start out to day aud try lem
onade, ginger ale, soda water, root
beer, pop,half and.half aud Congress
water, and on tho next day | would
he able to give to the world tho ben
elit of my experience
81 sometimes try little expert
ments hero, remarked his Honor,
as he gael thirstily at tho water.
cooler. ia like to 800 what eil'ec
thirty days in the workhouso would
have on your systom.'
II believe it would kill me, sir.
Fact IL, all physicians have warned
me to keep out in tho open air -
"Woll, I'm going toput you there,
and | think you'll be astonished ut
the beneficial results"
But | cant go
But you'll have to.
He said bed die right there and
then, but he didn't. In five minutes
had finished Bijah's lunch, aud was
feeling in happy spirits,--DehoH
Free Press.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
An Emphatic Lesson.

II was a lesson which a poor labor
Ps man gave to a gentleman for
tom no sometimes worked.
John had an unfortunate appetite
q, some called it--for strong drink;
hd thought be never drank to iu-
Pxication. yet he spent much money
spirits which ought to have. boen
peuded for:the comfort of his fam
One day, while John was at work
the parsonage, the parsor took oc-
ion to chide him for his habit OF
hiking and be did 1t rather dic-
orially. Said he: ,..-'
You ought to know better, John.
kaowing better, you ought to do
Ter. ! am ashamed Of you.
pr nose is fairly blossomed with
toddy you have drank,
Indeed, sir,--aud do you never
X yourself p retorted John, con.
rably nettled.
And i'll do, what is that to you I?
Z at your condition. as compared
mine. And, further, I do not
2 asot Of myself"
Heaven forbid that I should ever
Z IL sir. But, your rsvereuce,
you tell me how it was that tho
70 OF Jerusalem were kent 40
oil the time ?"
Q minister was obliged to con-
bis ignorance. o-.
si' sir" said John, with a
'olng Of the lips, and sueges.
0d' 1T was simply BECAUSE ey-
,so ?, kept his own door way
r. e29fs rod
thus ended the lesson.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
He Lived There.

Are you the tax collector for this
ward :" he asked as they ro 10 to-
gether on the platform Of the Car.
no."
Assessor p
No."
"Waterworks man =
"No."
Anything to do with the censusl'
Nothing of the sort. Why do
you ask ?"
"Why, l saw you coming out of IA
house on Sproat street the other
day with two chairs, broom and an
ottoman flying after you, and | said
to myself that you were an official or
agent OF some sort, and had uninten-
tioually offended the woman,"
mo, rm no official or agent"
replied the mau, in lonesome voice
81 live there and that woman is my
wife Savey I"
"You bet !" was the sympathetic
response, aud they kept closer to.
gethsr aud took chew from the
same box.-Detr0n Free Press.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
MISSING.
S100 Reward.

Missing, tall, stout-comp|oyion :
ca gentleman, five fel5 six inches Of
age, % years in height, pink hair,
green eyes, mauve eyebrows. H.
hal on when last seen, pair Of
swullow.tplrd trousers, with san-
sage striped sleeves. fashionable NUT
tou.cutlet waist-coat, with cast iron
TRAININGS aud knitted mahogany
logs, Il double ,barrelcd frock coat
With tripc collar and tobacco Innings,
4 lornel with ihroo lDunces wlter-
light canvas boots, with pDrc'lIin
tops lac1l up ut tho sides mttch-
boS hat, low-cluwucl, trimmed
square round tho odges without the
nap II pair Of green aud white
stockings,wIth potato beolsaud sides;
n Tartariau necktie, rather down at
the heels and broad Of belief, tied
with true lovers knot around his
massive forehead shirt OF cab
bage cloth, with rlt-tail buttons mp
bchlul his belly cast steel Iloniton
lace gloves. with air.tisht veLtiIators
at tho joiuts aud magnificent
chocse.hcllod, plum pudding walk
inS.canc, with initials ID. y. iu
CaStor-oil letters. This singular
gentleman was born after his young
cr brother, bis mother being absent
on each occasion.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
Lessons In Love Making.
Don't love too much at once,

Don't love too much at once,
Don't do your spooning in pub
lie.
Give your little brother taffy and
get him to bed before your chap
comes. ....... .....
Recollect that a wedding ring on
your finger is worth a good many ol
them in your mind.
Try to find oat by some means
whether your intended knows how
to get q decent living for two, Ca
Be reasonablei don't expect man
working for eight dollars a week tc
furnish you with reserve seat at
tho opera every other night.
Don't be afraid to show the mar
OF your choice that you love him
provided, OF course, he loves you
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
H O q { T. ".
Song Of the Brakeman.

oh, listen to the brakeman; through
all the livelong day,
As the rattle Of the wheels bears the
whirling train away;
How cheerily he bangs the door when
anybody leaves,
How cheerfully into the ditch the lazy
tramp he heaves;
And when you reach the station in at
the door he leans,
"Lone Spar!" is what he seems to
scream, but ''Logansport" he means.
The burning cinder in your eye awake:
you from your nap,
And Cedar Rapids" must be nigh
you hear him shout, Ce-rap!"
His merry shout flows on and on, and
near the break Of day
You slow into Batavia" and hear
him shrek B'tayr'
And when at noon he hollers "K'leor'
you think its some place new,
But when you reach the station its
only Kalamazoo.
oh, the wasted English language that
he slays without a sigh!
Oh, the stations where you want to
stop. but where you're carried by
"Dahl" he calls at "Oneida," and when
they hear his shout
The passengers for "Buda" In haste
go scrambling out,
Andthen to the conductor, in accents
plain and clear,
From his station at the stepshe shouts
distinctly, "All right here!"
-Burlington Haipkeye.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
Fair Play out West.

They gave a man chance ont
West. In Deadwood, Custer, or any
of those new Western towns the
spirit OF fair play crops to tho sur
face even in udicial proceedings
In March last II Michigan nan wh,
keeps an eating house at Gunnisop,
was over-particular about taking u
counterfeit half dollar, and in tho
row which resulted he was con slider
ably battered. He therefore cullcl
upon the Justice of the Peace aud
stated his case and asked for u
warrant.
IL guess / wouldn't make q fuss
over it, - replied the Off cial.
But he meant to kill ine.r
YES, presume SO, bnt he'll leave
town and that will end it.
But he's a dangerous man.
''Yes, they say 80, but no one is
afraid of him."
"Judge, do you know what he ssid
about you when | told him Id have
him arrested
"Non
"Well, he said you were blamed
grasshopper eater"
"Yes, but he didn't mean it,"
''And he called you a reptile"
"Well, he was mad. I suppose"
"Yes, and he was mad when he
said you didn't know enough to
write your own name, and therefore
couldn't issue q warrant :"
"Did he say that =
"He did"
"Then Ill issue on him like ten
ton avalanche on yaller mule
The man who soeezes at my larnin
must have contempt for the Judi
ciary."
The warrant was issued. the party
arrested and tried, and the verdict
of the court was
"Gunnison William, the YER iict of
tue court is that you are guilty, and
the sentence is fine of SS5 in cash.
This court can't get over the fact
that you villifed its mental calibre.
1t isalso aware of the fact that you
haven't got red TO pay your fiue
with. Now, then, il you will meet
this court ack of this building on
the level, it will either get away
with you in six and half minutes
or remit the fine. / want to prove
it to the citizens of Gunnison that
10 electing me to the judiciary they
have cast their votes for man who
can spit on bis hand in six different
languages and get away with o hog
pen full Of roughs without having
an ear scratched. Prisoner at the
bar, have you anything to say ?"
The prisoner decided to 60 "a
Jail.
|
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
FreCkies and Suaburn.

4 New York paper has the follow
ing cures for these so much dreaded
accompauilueuts of hot weather and
warm winds
|. Bruse and then squeeze the
Juice ont Of tho common chickweo |
and to this juice adj threo times the
quantity OF soft water. Bathe the
skin with this for five or ten minutes
and wash aiterwurd with clean wa
ter night and morning.
2. Elder flowers should be treated
and applied oxactly in the same mao
ner When flowers are not TO be had
the distilled water from (Which may
DO procured FROM any druggist) will
answer the purpose.
3. Honey, one ounce, mixed with
ong pint of lukewarm water when
cold it forms good lotion. This is
commonly called honey wash,
4. The carbonate Of potash. twen-
ty grains milk of almonds, three
ounces oil Of sassafras, three drops,
Mix aud apply two or three times a
day,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
FALLING. HAIR.

Frank A. Bean, steam firc Enilnc q, n =.
ton, was cured Of aolIccia,or lilllns Of the hair
by tho Curl,vUN RE,uLvENr internally and
Cur,urA auI Curr,rEN soar externally.
whi'h completely res, rrl hls hair when all
satd be would l,sr Il.
Thomas lie, 21id Frnuktlrl Ave, Thilndel.
tia, afflicted with daudtud. which tor twenty
years hal covered his s'alr with scales ono.
quartcr.of an iurh In thickness, cured by tho
Guticura Remedies
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
TREATMENT.

The CuTI,vEN TTrNrNrNr consists In tho
internal ~, oi tho CgrirrgN Ra,oLvENr. tho
new Blool puriuor. hnd the cx.ctnAl use of
skin Cures.
For Suuhurn, Tan ard Greasy skin use Cu.
riC"nt soar, an exquisite toilet, bath and
nur,ory 'Iunti,e, fragrant with delicious now.
er odUr, and healing btltams.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
TO CONSUM'TIyES

Tho advertise, havirr been permanently
cured g. that dread disease, cbnsu'nptiOu, by a
D, lie remedy, IL anxious 10 m Ike known TO
hi = fellow sufferers the means ul care, To an
who dosire II, ho vii Eeni a cory OF the pre-.
scriptiOn used itrvs Of charge. } With the diroc-
tinns tor preparing and log the same, which
they Will hnd srRr CURE Tor CuNHUMPTlON,
AsrHMA. liu0NCulTlS, sc,
pnrties wishing the Prescription, Will please
allr's', Rev, l.. a WILSON, 10! ienD ST.,
Williamsburg \, y,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
Es'XE1i 4.

lIon VIM, Taylor Boston. Mass, permanent
ly cured ofa humor of the face aud scalp
t,czemhl t'at hal boon treated unnecessarily
Tor twelve yc,r. by many OF B,stou's bcSt
phys. iin' hul np.t % pt.l specialists, as we'll
ns European a.thbtliics
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
Mts.lk IRI'NT.

Mrs. bowers. lIB Clinton st, Cincinnati.
speaks oi her si.tor's ghild, who was cured OF
milk crus, which resisted all rmcli'l tor two
years. Nov Huc, healthy boy, with a. .beau:I.
iul head 70, htr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
E1HHs s's.EIS.

I will mail Nrrel the rocelps Tor q simple,
NrGtTNiIF NAIN that will remove TAN
fkECkLLN, pIMPLES Ruh ULDlCHES,
l. avlng the skin .oit, clear aud beautiful also
ig-tTuctiOns Tor producing u luNuriint growth
Of hair On "a bald head or smooth face. Ad-
dre-s, inclO-ing SC. stamp, BEN, EANDELE
y co, 3 Brtkman st, n, y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
The Bear the Biue-8oitle and The
MusQuito,


There is familiar Western story
of tame bear, which, seeing a blue
bottle on its sleeping masters nose,
tried to beat it of with q blow of it's
paw, bat in the attempt damaged
his friends nasal organ. A similar
tale is told in tho "Makasa. iataka. y
In this birth the Bodhisat was q
lradesman who went from village to
village to dispose of wares. One day,
when at the house Of q cafpente I
whose head was like copper por-
ringer, n mosquito alighted thereon,
aud the carpenter called to his son,
who was near, to drive it away.
The son, taking a sharp axe for tue
purpose, aimed II blow at the insect,
but split his fathers head in two,
and killed him On seeing what
was done the 'Bodhisat said that u
wise enemy was better than fool
ish relative or friend. - The Con.
temporary Recier.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28

.is baby isvery III, Charlie
'rs'd be will de-. "well, i
ne won't go to the bad place. =
oa.rlio' how can you know
ph. l know he cant mann
got no teeth to gussh."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-07-28
Errors of Youth.

GEN1LENNE VITO suffered i,r years from
CAY Hui all the effects # yuUtuiul indiscro.
tinn, viii Tor tho SAKE ut tuNCtiuE humanity,
scni treo To all who need a. tho recipe and ~.
rectIon for making theslmnls remedy ly Nhich
be was curcl, sufferers Wishing t. proht by
tho advertisers experience can d. ~ nj.
drr-ylng In perfect conn leure JOHN B. 90.
Ian 81, 'slGm,
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SNEN GAgMnfl

+. II. brake, E.l,, aeen, for Harper n Bros.,
Detroit Nth, gives an astonishing account
VI his case tcctclhl rndonp, which had been
treated by q c'n'plr'l'n oi physl'itn' with.
out hench' and lch .poolily yielded to tho
CrrIcruN Rr-ulvENr tnt,ronily and OuTr
crl.t AMI CrrlyrEA soar cNtorna lv,
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Rem" Nos arc tor sale hy All drugs lists. Prlc>
of CuucrEA, Medicinal lclly, small bo,cs.
% lafrc buAes, -. CtrtrrUh REsoLvrNr,
the nov El'ol puriaor, ~ per bottle, CrrICuRA
soar Uho queen OF mo lrinnl aud toilet snap-),
:bc. CrrCvgA MEpIcINAL SHAVING SOAR.
ljc. Principal depot,
WEEKS 4 POTTER boston, Mass.
a.. An mailed ir,r ou r.r..pt Of price,
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Out Of 100 cases Of sunstroke at
Dayton, o., within the last few days
thirty have proved fatal,