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Life orCapfaln John smith By Charles Dudley Warner
l6nO. 81 p.
Ilith and Ain BY Jessie FothergL l6mo leisure Hour
Scrrsl. 81.
Gardner With blJgrap apncdl Account 0i tle AUhOrss IA
I.nsAsl lLA.Ory, By ]. bl8l AEIln,or. I2m0 " -
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j. LIprINCOrr = 90,

The Two Orasiors the Crown. f2sclnes and Demos
themes A Ne', Translation. Ly Geo. W. BodIe IZHo sx-
tra cloth. II 80.
Treasury sf Fairy Tales, In words OF one syllable. By
1TIft ~ luuOJl Illustrated SDa 40, extra C0tu, -.
MADAME De ScVlgue BY Mss Ihac&egly lAr5- iiiel
u.onai ltitgUIc). Itn0, cloth. IL.
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MACMILLAN 4, co.
~ Bond ~.

sketches from the Subject aud NcIghbor LunGs of Ven
By Flwcrd =. Freeman, d. .. L. LII d. With nnmer.
Illustrations l2LnO - %
The History ofthc Norman Conquest of England. Its
aud its Res1,ts By Edward =. Freeman D. G. l..
Revised American EdItiOn. vols Syo with Index, 52J.
Charlie. Elnxsirys Novel. aud Tales Popular Edition.
Westwarl no! 81 75i HypatiA 81 20; Two Years 60,
-; Yeast 81 45 Alton Locke. 81 10; HereWai. ~ -
Water Babies 81 75 The Heroes 81 80. tue eight
volumes bound in ciOh, gilt TOP, IA pa S4r box $l2
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Bismarck.

Favor3 his Champagne with Augu5 Bters the world
renowned Appetizer Haveit your table for New Years
callers Ask your Grocer DRUGGIST for The genuine article
manufactured by Dr. J. q. 3. Siegert & Sons.
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sIiIInan's Complete Works. \ Library Edition.
liable ~ cOnsns and full indexes printed from
type laid tinted paper Ia vols crown syo strongly
bound cloth Prc3 Sl2 reduce1 from f2i 3d.
Life and Speeches oC Hon. John Bright BY g. Barnett
smith, author Of the Life OF HCI ". r. Gladstone Price
- So CrOwn 8vn. DID. lON Two hne pOrtrAlt.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw-YORR .-..DEC. "a 1881

ARRIVED.
Bark City OF Halifax oi Halifax Evans, Limerick 90 days.
In ballast to Snow q Burgess.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORT
HAvRE. Dec 24-Sailed Frisia (Ger) BOrnmuer'
from Hamburg hence for New.York
MISCELLANEOUS.
Much anxiety being felt for the safety Of the ship Transit
Captain T Hagen now 09 days out from Liverpool Tor
NeWHOrk She spoken Oct about lat 81 On 35 SINCE
which time nothing has been heard of her The Transit
built at Bath In 1860 Of l3 tons and owned by
Thomas Dunhams Nephew Co. Of this city, and others, who
not insnrel
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

Buy holiday present without seeing Dr. SCOTS beau
tfu Electric Hair and Flesh Brushes They always benefit
the well and marvelOusly headaches, neuralgia dan
dr falling hair badness rheumatism, sc. Price refunded
II not as represented. AT drug and fancy stores.
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and clear weather of yesterday the movement in the
barometer was steadily upward The temperature
ranged between 22' and 33' he average 2sis' being
lower than on the corresponding day last year, and
15l2' lower than on Friday.
armer and clear fair weather may be expected to-
day III this city and vicinity
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
d0dc OF Mee0rOOqc1L Rapori hs week ended D.
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GEORGE ROUrLEDGE & SONS.

Little Dignity. Pictures and rhymes Of olen times By
Virginia Gt.-lu MitI 90 Illustrations 4lO boards, hlus
tIated cover des yned by the author, Al 90
Mother Goose The Old Nursery Rhymes illustrated
by kateI Printed "A cOOf5 American stltlOn.
81 Eng-lsh EhltI1l 81 .J Fun c1lI l3.
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

Ri4iJay Gool. DESIGNED by Tier Royal Highness the
Princess y atrioe llp,gal 10, cloth. full gilt, sl3 3D.
U,raI EuriaDL "lii.iol de Luxe" with 2jD iuusra-
t6Ts Fno 0rnamentsd velium (Rsady December 49, $40
Great ,I.tsric Galleries Of England Two serss
,iu ~ ilIstrltiOas. tOl clOth, gill; si2.
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ROBERTS BROS,

4 Pageant. other Poems. BY Christina q. RoSsett
hlslor OF " lhe Goblin Market" &c. lOmo cota Pc.ce
~ -.
The Man Jesus by the Roy. John W. Chadwick IGmo
CiUtE. Price, 81.
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NARRIED.
.CRANnALI-MII.T-

CRANDALL-WILLIAH HS-On Thursday, 18th December,
81 the residence Uf tire brides parents Nv the Rev James NJ
PuIlman. d. D., Kate daughter Of william b. and Jane l..
Williams, 10 HARLAN CTandall
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.jyscldl Auuce5

S-IIrndduartrrs GOOD. cheap dentistry. - years
practice. P r- rcu'- The best - aut sl1 sets pt te5th
Fine gu AMI DlIIa work and DelJsr than
ANY other house. Extracting under gas 90 cents,
DIR. AIT q; -DN, No as last @jl-st., near &thavr
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4. MnKTHINGTON.
A. c. ARMSTRONG & soN.

EfV DFUdNWHF'
Cats Cradle By Wiett with 80 colored illustrations By
* sdrick. ] VOL quarto ~
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Fussrirs lee Cream delivered lmue' 'oc por qnqrt
hv -Inu. go Clyr,lHA 2'c per quart. E.taJusAul
I~sI ~. I2 bibln House
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

sss ea1GnttrieA yArAoss n tai' eit sy '.hta
sfiu4s Th rpefieulsf u i've trons q time ff ae ~ hurs
s uaHist Tn. irregular ~hits Inc repn., N osass
t d5nns L0se r broken or ctsi lhs .ents
he variations tenPerA indicated By th thSn@ssf E@
% Pharmacy. 2is BeGlaAy.
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AH notices Of Marriages must be ndorsed with JaH
name and 1ddress
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Finc
PORCELAIN AND FAIENCE WARES,
LARGEST ASSORTMENT ~ TIE CITY,
Ar Low PRICES.
HERMAN FROST & co,
Importers.
Is, 30. j2 sud- 81 Murrlyst
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DODD, MEAD Il co.

Without n Home. BY E. p Roe. 81 90.
The Lady fSha0tt By Tennyson. Decorated IN colors
by Howard Pyle. vol, small qllrto, richly bound in
cloth with gilt edges in neat box. So
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NEW BOOKS And NE W EDITIONS.
RestesdtO Books Of as last three months faily aaVsisi
T. Il. PETERSON & BROTHERS. .

PEIadelDhin.
Heicns Babies. BY John HabbertOn l5O,O0O COPIES
Of Babies" have sold. edition
Helens Babies published this day. with illustrated
AMI pOrtIasOf "Buge" and "Todde" Oh it. Paper.
% cents; cloth 81
RPrtha's Baby, Equal "Helen's Babies" With
illustrated and portrait OF Bcrthas Baby" IL is
Da-terDi'Ce and VIII love BcTtlas Baby By
DroE, PAPER 30 cents, cloth 81.
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GEORGE +. PUTNAM'S SONS,
u md 29 Wpsf 2Al-sf

YOur Mission An Illustrated edition OF the popular
BY Ellen NJ -. Gates. i'm Illustrations by Church HafDer
ani Alexander Qulrto, cloth extra, =.
huCrs and Authorship study OF the literary life BY
William Sheppard. lGno cloth, extra gilt top 81 25
Pictures aud Legends from Normandy aud Brittany.
By Katherine b and Thomas MacquOil Sy0. Very fuly
illustrated aud beautifully printed - 30
NOrsl, I1pp and Fun by Frank Vincent IT. OctaTo
ClOth with rVatispec3 alt map 81 80.
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CHARLES sCRTBNER's SONS:
Z!Iaud z1I RFaady-1x

scyyatIa'. search, Sledgig in the Arctic In quest
the Franklin Records BY William II. Glider. l vol, 5yO,
with maps and illustrations %.
The Chronicle Cfths Dram. Ey W. " Thackeray With
Illustrations VOL quaTto. Illuminated coth fail gilt, So
Tte Quartet. A sequel % " Dab hihzer A story Of
Growing Boy" one vol. l2mO, 81
1he Orthodox Fheology Of To-day by Newman Smyth,
author OF OA Paths ia Ne" Light one SOl l2n0 81 %.
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ROBERT CARTER * BR0rnERS.
HENRY HOI +, & co.,,

The Letter of Credit By Miss warner Story. isno,
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IvIsON. BLAKEIAN. TAYLOR & GO.
FORD~. HOWARD IL HUBERT

The Golden BOOK Of Tales Readings in the Legendary
Lore lU Natsus Edited by william SwiutOu and George
r.. Cathcar Numerous Illustrations. $40 pages. - 90
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 20, l a. m.-During The fair
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DC 0rtrccy By David Mason. IgHc. clc:h. - cents
The latest issued In the English Nfen Of Letters
The Heart Of the White Mountains. b. Samuel Adams
Drake Illustrated by ~. Hamilton Gibson 4to Illuminated
cloth, gilt edges, 81 80. Ia a box.
TIE Land OF the Hidnight SGa. Summer and Winter
Journeys through Sweden, Norway Lapland alt Northern
FINLAND By Paul p. Du Ct'u. with Map and 23J Has
trItUu.. > vols, $40, C.Utl. = 90
Oliver GOd,ui:h's Works EdirNt ny Peter GINNING
hlm. 4. Prom rlccgJgpe plates. Mith steeiDluto
portrait vols syo CLOTH paper labels, uncut edges and
gilt tops, s.
To- Dny in suPrirn. Studies The Old World and tho
New. By Joseph uaton 40, paper, 20 cents
Harpers Cycope iia Of British anu American Poetry
Euted Epes sargent Royal so, Illuminated CJ-1 col
Ored cdges, - 30.
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JAliES x. OSGOOD 81 co.
Famous PninieT- aud Paintings BY Irs. Julia 4.
sheld With Is Ene heotypeS one VOL l2no illustrated,
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~ LPARK ORsERYATInNs.

oStTdet Of Meteorological RsDor for the Veet ended a, p
december "a. 1881.
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50 Droadway, boz este Buildlng, near llthst.
c. pcru,uentl, eradica.eI iu three with
ont kniit elurr causc. send Or circular containing
retc eIccA bi' ~ - VI ~ t'' -'s4 ~.
r,,tyre rli.rT'y Carci-Dr Mar,l's treatment tho
oniy irlnbe cure years practical experience Only office
Nescy-st, Aslor House Fescy-st IOuL
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HARPER * bros.
lranl. iiu-guua 70.

The Fate Of Madame La Toar. story Of Great salt
aAe. BY Mrs. a. IT, Paddock. cl)SL o. So.4 eyosywlo
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i3cliaious Notices.

a. feclS HALL 80 IN East IItist forming aad even
p, III O'Clock and 7i5. Mr. \. J. DAVIS viii dcoarse con
crluv The Advent OF oar Savloar' and Tile AuIEuca
on 0 Arabua" services began with music at the appontad
time.
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Greeting for 1881.

Everybody can't have a spice mill,
consequently nearly all are necessitated
to buy their spices ground. 1t is known
that spices are adulterated more than
any other article of food. Its strength
and pungency afford better opportunity
for adulteration than anything else, and
some buyers think to buy large pack
age for a small amount of money lis
business" Yet we are informed that n
pint of milk anda pint of water mixed
don't make a quart of milk. 1t is the
same way with ground goods. We
grind our own spices, in our own mill.
Grind nothing but pure goods, and sell
them at their value.
This Is the season Of the year for luck
in getting married-at least more mar
riages occur in the winter than at othsr
times, and, of course, they all get mar
ried for luck. Everybody expects to
get the best eats and drinks at said
weddings, for If they don't, ''bad luck
to you." Mothers! you know, we know,
every body knows, that you. can set bet
ter coffee and spices of us than any
place else in town. Further, you can
get as good tea, extracts, sugar, flour,
cheese, raisins, and anything necessary
in lucky weddings of US as any other
place. And when you are in such good
luck to get the big girl married off your
hands, make her glad by coming to
Bowlby s. Halls and buy her a set of
dishes, glassware, wash tubs, mop stick,
pals clothes basket and numerous other
things, with groceries and provisions
enough to.make a good start in house.
keeping. At the Wellington Coffee and
Spice Mills. By BOwLBY & HALL.
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The Price of Cheese.

From the Elgin Advocate, Qll) we get
the following figures with reference to the
transactions of the Cheese Board of Trade
since its organization.
Since the Board was organized the total
sales of butter and cheese to the present
time amount to s6Os7 ,e95sl. The sales
the first year, 1872, amounted to Ss1, 600;
in 1878, S210.177.53; in 1874, s36S, S,25s.5s
in 1875, S496, ,220.O4; in 1876, S767 7,6406s;
in 1877, 81, 1,O5O,0S5.Os; in 1878, S775 5,59715
in 1879, $3.50, 1867; in 1880, 81 1901 ,3O3.09.
A magnificen tsum, truly. In 1880 the
number of boxes of cheese sold reached
233, $40, aggregating 9,226. .474 pounds; and
the pounds of butter, 2,6I0,S17. Al
lowing 500 boxes of cheese to a Car, it
it would require 46s cars to transport the
cheese to market; and 1856 cars to put the
butter into market. The highest price
attained for cheese the past season was
Jan. 60 when IL sold for Is cents, and
again on Feb. 3rd it sold for the same.
The lowest price was in July, when 1t sold
at cents. The highest price for butter
was 3s cents, Feb. "a; lowest price Is cts.
June 8.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-01-20
Protect the Lungs.

Every year thousands go to untimely
graves from pneumonia, lung fever or
congestion of the lungs. Not winter
passes in any community in this eli
mate without more or less victims to
these swift and fatal diseases Delicate
people, especially should wear besides
the ordinary flsnnels and warm clothing
an extra covering over the lungs, and
the most vigorous may wisely adopt the
same precaution, and, In this changeable
climate where few hours often wit
nesses an abrupt and extreme depres-
sion OF temperature, from November
till June, every one should ensure great
er safety by wearing a chest protector.
Those who have worn them and eX-
perienced the added comfort and free
dom from chilliness which such prot
lection gives would not for any price
abandon them. A full line of these
goods at Houghton's Drug and Book
store
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-01-20
The Secret of Happiness.

How often have we Ionge5 for perfect
enjoyment and how seldom found it.
Misfortune has come, or i'll health over
taken us. Perhaps a cough has come
upon US which threatens that dreaded
Of all diseass, Consumption, and we feel
that death is near. With what joy
should we be filled then, when such a
remedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is placed within
our reach. 1t has cured thousands who
were nearer the grave than ourselves
and made their lives peaceful and happy
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss
Of voice, difficulty of breathing, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs are
positively cured by this Wonderful Dis
covery. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that DR.. Kings New Discovery
will cure, if you will call at your Drug
Store you can get trial bottle for ten
cents or a regularsize bottle for s1.00.
12-1y(C)
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from ZIe Z02pnSZ1iDS.
Oberlin.
JANUARY 18th.

JANUARY 18th.
In your last issue of the ENTERPRISE
you announce the organization OF
Medical Society composed of half Ho-
meopathic and half Allopathic doctors
and some who pretend to be master and
practice all theories, calling itself the
Lorain County Medical Society, whose
duty 1t shall be to advance medical
science. Its officers are men who are
supposed to cling tenaciously to ancient
theories respecting medicine, while its
membership and contributors are made
up promiscuously from defendants OF
the advocates of bloodshed and Hanne-
man down to those who combine all the
different theories and practice them at
your pleasure, just as the druggist
would compound your order. This
certainly requires a superior intellect,
therefore only one OF two of these gen.
tieman find room in one town or local.
ity. Now imagine two old flints, tile
heroes of Calomel and Jalap presiding
in the chair, while one of these Homeo.
IcAiO"S ICouS paper oh shS
advance of medicine. Imagine the dig
nifty which shadowed every countenanc
of that assembly while son of the Ham
neman theory administers thirtieth
attenuation of soft soap. Has the time
come when the lion and the lamb shall
lie down together, or is this organiza-
ton composed of all the quacks of Lo-
rain County. We will venture to say
that there are plenty of doctors in this
county both In the Homeopathic and
Allopathic ranks who practice medi-
cine from a conscientious standpoint
and whose names will never appear in
connection with this organization, be-
cause every honest practitioner knows
that he cannot conscientiously practice
more than one system, and that when
he pretenls to combine them he is a
deceiver and Quack. We predict
brilliant future for the organization but
would suggest a little change in the
name and call it the HomeO-AlloDathic
Medical Society, and propose the name
of DR.. Hanian, late of Cleveland, Ohio,
for membership.
AN ENQUIRING STUDENT.
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JANUARY, 18th.

JANUARY, 18th.
Now is the time to dig s'Mint Juleps''
Josh Billings says.
We have a dearth Of water in this
township. Some have suffered and gone
dirty for want of it. The post office
demon Is on the rampage again. 1t
came into town with q blood curdling
yell which has not entirely died out
from the ears Of the frightened public.
So many complaints have come frow the
same quarter i'm the past and proved to
be myths, that the people are slow to
join in the cry against the P. NJ. ''Let
there be peace.'
w. & L. Z. Railroad seems dull. The
extreme cold has stopped the work, ex-
cepL i'm the 'cut" east Of town, where
some blasting and other work is going
on.
The Seventh Day Adventists have
seen an angel at Battle Creek, Mich.
May be it was Bartlett. -r..
Rev. Ben Taggert and Ch rles Hol-
linger are holding a series of meetings
at the NJ. E. Church, at this place.
A large number are on the sick list.
Henry Snyder, prominent horse
dealer, has removed to Wooster, where
he can pursue his business t. better ad-
vantage. TELL o. PHONE.
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Given up by the Doctors.

&, Where doctors have failed to cure,
and have gwen their patients up to die,
Electric Birters have often been used,
and cure effected, greatly to the
astonishment of all. Diseases of the
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary
Organs are positively cured by Electric
Bitters. They invariably cure Con-
stipation, Headache and all Bilious
Attacks. Try them, and be convinced
that they are the best medicine used.
Sold by all druggists, at fifty cents a
bottle. 10 Gm(C)
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Concert.

There will be a concert-vocal and in
strumental-at the Congregational Church,
tomorrow Friday) evening. An excellent
programme has been arranged for the Oc-
casion Prof Blitz, the celebrated violin
ist, will assist the orchestra. No pains
will be spared TO make this entertainment
one of the best. The following is the
programme:
1. Overture-Queen of the Valley Beissig.
2. Anvil Chorus. s..................Ve Verdi.
8. Piano Solo-Impromptu, O.P. 90, No. t.
Fred Schubert
l. Quartette-Who knows what the
D. Fantasia. H. Leonard.
8. Chorus-Happy and Light. .......
From Bohemian Girl
z. Duette-What Mountains. .Masnadieri.
8. Piano Duette-O Jos Criolls ....
L. NJ. Gottschalk
PART II.
1. Spring Flowers Waltz. N. Bousquet.
2. Tramp Chorus. us................B Bishop.
8. Solo-Apine Valley. Alfred G. Robyn.
4. Quartette-Bridge of Signs E. L. White.
Trombone a. Cantilena Barrett.
Solo. b. Cavatina Demerseman.
6. Quartette-Alpine Echoes. ...........
Alleghanians.
Z. Solo-Two Grenadiers.. .Schuman.
g. Chorus-Vogles,,Wal Song.
Karl Merz.
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n a Outfit furnished free, with full Instructions for
Gsltl conducting the most profitable business that
NTH any one can engage in. The business is so
N I'll easy learn and instructions are so sim
Wv pie and plain. that any one can make great
pronts the start. No one cau fail who Is
vwtIiinu to work Women are successful men.
Rows and girls can large sums Many have made
nj fhe business hun ired dollars in single
week Nothing like il ever known before. All who
engage are surprised at the ease and rapidty with
which they are abIe TO make money. You can engage
in this business during your spare time at grsat pront
You do not have invest capital in it, We take all
the risk Those who need ready money should write
to us at once. All furnished free. Address TRUE GO,
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shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever
soid, few doses invariably cure the
worst case of Cough, Group, and Bron-
chitis, while its wonderful success in
the cure of Consumption is without a
parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery it has been sold
on guarantee, test which no other
mediciue can stand. If you have a
Cough we earnestly ask you to try It.
Price 10 cts, so cts. and $l.00. If your
Lungs are sore, Chest, or Back, Lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25c.
sold by ii. G. Starr s. Co. 6eow-ly(E)