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GREENTOP GRAPHICS.

GREENTop, December 2o.-Rain mue
and slush are the main features of the
weather this week.
, Last Saturday was another lively
day. Our town was crowded with peo
pie and teams. The merchants had a
splendid trade. The firm of w. S. Cat.
lin took in one hundred and twenty
five dollars in cash sales. On inquiry
we find that others did equally well.
The hog and cattle buyers are on the
boom and are making it quite llyely at
this place on last Saturday. There were
more than nine car loads of cattle and
hogs shipped from this place to Chicago
Z. p. Dawson four car loads OF cattle
and one of hogs, and Wells & Reynolds
two cars of hogs to Chicago and S. B.
Lind one to-day.
r. r. Wells. A. NJ. Lind and JEFF Dyer
returned from Chicago and they report
pleasant trip and we learn from them
that the r. R. bridge at Keokuk on the
NJ. |. n. r. r. across the Mississippi
river Is now completed.
Rev. F. NJ. Green, of Kirksville, pass
ed through town to-day on his way to
klrksvllle. He had been to Queen City
and preached at that place on Monday
night last.
We noticed on the train Monday last,
Mitt. Dunbar, of Glenwood, going to
Kirksville to repair the Kirksyille flour
ing mills.
Green Owen and family have return
ed from Illinois.
At A. Buchanan's living SIX miles
west Of this place, near the Charlton
river, one night last week, some sheep
killing dogs went in among his herd of
sheep and killed and crippled eighteen.
John Lee the section boss at this place
has received new hand car and is as
proud of it, as If it was new hoy.
Rev. F. NJ. Green. of Kirksville, was
in our midst on Sunday last and
preached at the school house at three
o'clock.
\ man from Ottumwa was down
looking at Mr.. Metcalt's woolen factory
last week. We understand he has not |
made purchase. We would be glad
to see it start up IN the spring.
Mr.. Shirley, of Saline county, is visit
ting his son and family, DR.. Shirley,
his week.
A man came to town last we. k hunt
ne up all the railroad IRON. We pre-
nme he is idiotlc.
Thomas Stewart is helping the looks
# his residence, IN the way of improv-
ng it Is building veranda. John
;reen and NJ. Weston are doing the
work..
Two men in town last week selling
ruit trees from LaPlata.
The market this week: hogs per nun !,
red So: corn soc: oats ;,6: butter %; I
ggs %: apples green Sl25: potatoes /
LOO. c
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Opening address, A. r. Morgan

Opening address, A. r. Morgan.
Classification, A. p. Vaughn.
Discussion -
Resolred, That Teachers should attend
a County Teachers Institute four
weeks in IL year.-iffirmativc. j. T.
Higgins: Negative q. H. Sohn.
Essay-History- Miss Hattie Hoye.
General talk on school management.
NOON, II MI. p. NJ.
Essav-Our Schools s-Mrs. NJ. Panye
How to Teach Arithmetic. T. Rey-
nnldS.
Discussion: Resolred, That teaching
should be made profession. Affirma.
tive, b. Henry; negative, A. r. Nor
gan.
Select readlng-Miss Reyner.
Teachers Life-J. I. Higgins.
J. I. HIGGINS, President.
A. r. MORGAN, Sec'y.
By request of County Commissioner
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A Heavy Swell.

Jacob Fl. BloOmer, Of VirRille, N. Y.
writes: Your Thomas Eclectric Oil
cured badly sweiled neck and sore
thu oat on my son in forty-ei2ht hours
one application removed the pain from
a very sore toe; my wife's foot was also
much 1nhamed = so much so
that she could not walk about the
house; she applied the Gil, and in twen-
ty.iour hours was entirely cured" For
sale by J. G.. .Jamison.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

A teachers association has been or
ganized at Brashear for the purpose of
mentalimprovement in the educational
interests of this and adjoining town
ships. We earnestly ask all who are
interested in school work to come and
assist in this grand work. We intend
meeting once a month. The following
is the programme arranged for Satur-
day, Jan. 9TH, 1882, at Brashear school
olse, 10 a. m.:
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Brashear Briefs.

BRAsHEAR, Dec. 12.-The Farmer;
generally are through gathering corn
s. Jonas, of kiksvllle was here til il
week buying wool.
J. N. McCreary went to Quincy las
week.
Mr.. A. Church is building store
room for John Miller.
Mort. Ewing is intending to build q
store house soon.
There will be quarterly meeting al
the NJ. E. Church (south) next Sunday
Parties are talking ofstarting bank
here. We hope they may make a sue.
cess of it.
Robt. Simmons is our new town mar
shall
Charley Miller is still in the hay busi-
neSs.
Netf & Kelley are having lively
trade.
We are bad off for side walks. They
will probably be repaired when the
town has to pay damage for limb or
two.
Hubert Henry cut his hand the other
day but not seriously. OLD HEc.
NorE.--We are much obliged to our
new correspondent for the above. Please
write on only one side of the paper
hereafter, as We are often COM
PEELED to omit matter written OIL both
sides, or rewrite the entire copy.-ED.
GRAPHIC.
Us.
BRAsHEAR, Dec. 14-Onr little town
is still lively and improving. Though
small in quantity it is not in quality
The people here mean business. Any
casual observer will see that they do
not fall short of their intentions. With
an excellent productive country sur
and with its live citizens.
Brashcar bids fair to be one of the lead
ing towns OF Northeast Missouri. Dur.
ing the summer several new buildings,
business and dwelling houses, were put
up. Several are now IN process Of
building
Three new business firms have OPEN
ID up here lately and report as doing
veil.
j. A. Miller is building neat 5usl-
less house north side of square. We
,ave not learned what business will he
arried on in it.
Louis Bratt mas opened up reStrau-
ant near the depot. We wish HIM sue.
eSs.
The .. b. denomination are putting
lp a very neat parsonage building.
lev. L. D. Wardrip is now their
astor.
NJ. F. Stroek is again at his post IN
he depot. having been absent some time
ngaged In building dwelling house.
We noticed S. Jonas of kirksville in
III town MondDy last.
The public sci us here seem to be in
God condition. larger building is
eeded, with a graded school.
j. c. Thatcher of kirkSville was on
lr streets this eve.
Hines. Hall and others are busily en-.
aged in shipping stock. We hope to
2 able to give the amount of shipments
ON this place soon.
Charlie Miller is busily engaged in
ressing and shipping hay.
We noticed our p. o. well filled with
'eekly Gyuphics at the close of each
eek. AR.
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Couldn't be Fooled.
Chicago Tribune.

"Yes, my darling" said Ruper
Riordan, bending tenderly over thu
girlish form that stood beside him il
he bay window, "kisses and embraces
and fair words are very pleasant things
Sweet lips, and warm arms and loving
eyes-but truth and sincerity and 10y
atty are much fairer. When a man Is
discouraged and tired and sad, it is a
delicious thought that somewhere there
is warm, white bosom he can lay his
weary head upon, but he wants a true,
loving heart beneath it. The clinging
kisses of sweet lips can make him for
get the black wraiths of the day, but he
wants the lips sacred to him, and the
pleading eyes that appeal to him must
have in them no depths of deceit and
doubt
'And do you really believe this, my
own !' asked the girl softly, as she
pluckeda a blush-rose from its parent
stem and began idly pulling the flower
apart.
"Why, of course l do, little one, else
| would not say it."
Then" said Myrtle Mahoney, the
cold, cruel smile Of a coquette playing
over her finely-chisled features, "you
had better hustle around in some other
locality. You are young and pure and
noble, but no man who learns a dime
novel by heart can play it on me-
and with heartless laugh she started
out to buy some spruce gum.
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kirkSville Markets.

These markets are corrected careful
ly up to Thursday noon of each week
Com-55c.
Oats-36c.
Hogs-$5.oo to 5 50.
Sheep-3 Ia for butchers.
Cattle 1-2a 3 for extra.
Apples-75 to 1.e5
Potatoes-75 to 81. Scarce.
Onions-$1.5o to 200
Butter-2o to IS.
Eggs to 25c.
Sorghum s5 to 4oc.
BeeSwax-ISc.
Hides-Green SC.
Hay-Timothy, $1e, Hungarian So
Prairie S5a6.
Timothy Seed-$e IS to e.4o.
Feathers-4oc.
Chickens-S1 e5a1 o. Dressed I 5oa
200.
Wool 23a24c.
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Missouri Matters.
ANCE FOR WAR CLAIMs-THE

MAEsHALsHlP.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.-Hon. John T
Heard, who IS here asking an allow.
ance from the Government on account
of Missouri war claims, said tonight
that he expected to have them allowed
by the Treasury Department without
having to take further steps. He thinks
he has information and assistance suffi-
cient to pull him through.
The West Missouri Marshalship will
not be disposed OF until after the holi-
days. The Administration is now
awaiting information from the Attor-
ney General Col. Allen. the present
official, is still here and confident of re-
appointment.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., December II
Milo Blair's friends have telegraphed to
Sedalia that he had received the ap-
pointment TO the PoStmastership of
that city. Nothing from the Admin
stration can be learned here, though.
Col. Jaynes. friend of Col. Geo. Park
er, left for home tonight Col. Ritter,
who was war veteran. and who is
most bitterly opposed to Blair. is loud
in his denunciation OF him, and is turn
ing every leaf 70 show up Blair's per-
sonal and official faults and habits.
Rice had promised to
support Ritter. but afterward took up
Blair's fight and has insisted on his ap-
since his arrival here
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NOTICE.

The GRAPHIC has arrange
ments by which it clubs with
the leading papers and maya
zines throughout the country
at the lowest rates. Bear this
in mind.
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ST. Louis Markets.

The following are yesterdays St
Louis quotations:
WHEAT-No. 9 Red, $1,3lIl.
CORN-No. 2, mixed, 62iil to 621l.
OATS No. 2. 45ai to 4616.
HAY-Com. to prime, prairie, $I05C
to 1850; choice timothy, 1913.
BACON-Clear ribs, $6.75 to $50.
CAT1'LE-To-d -davs's receipts limited
and demand likewise. Local specula.
tors took few decent butcher steers
and paid fair figures. Shipping cattle
dull and not wanted Stock cattle
scarce. Mich cows with calves in de.
mand.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. Description. Av Price
II Montana steers. ,GG 81 q
III native stcers-.... 1870 5 7i
II uativc steers. i.lW 5 Il
~ native bulchers.... ........1 1915 1 OC
HOGS To-day's receipts light. Pack.
ing hogs but few selling. Butchers
were the leading buyers and paid from
$6@640. Workers are slow and bring
from $575@5.S5. Culls $3.50 Q15O.
CAIcAao, December 21.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 10000; weak and Sc lower; good
to choice light bacon $5.S5@6.15; far to
choice, mixed, S5.85@6.20; choice to
fancy heavy shipping,$6.25@6.45. Cat
tle--Receipts, $500; dull, but steady;
good to choice shipping $5.3O@6; COM
mon to fair s3.90@4.75: butchers $2@4;
stockers $3@3.90.
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Lively Jumping,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. IT, Two
freight trains ON the N. &. A. road run
ming IN opposite directions. 20 miles
an hour, colliIed near Dalton, Ga.
The train men jumped and escaped; !;
both trains were wrecked.
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MURDER.
And How 1t Honnened.

Particulars can be had by calling on
Mcdowell " Brinser. over the marble shop OF
D. Baird. Painting and graining of all kinds
done to order at low prices. Also KalsomIm
ing paper hanging and whitewashing with
ncatness and dispatch. Call and get prcic
ard save money, or leave orders ut n. WI.
sons drug store or s T. Burrows Grocery
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Stray Notice.

r., Taken up by VIM. II. Steele and posted before r.
Daviuson: j. T.. OF Salt River Township, A Adair Co
on the Ind day Of December 1881. one white steel
TWO years old: without marks brand and apprais.
"a E hy samuel C0nkle, ID. Y. Conkle and 5. N. .
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GO AND SEE

IGO AND SEE
Chochrane's immense stock OF
cloths sultings and overcoat-
ings. and compare prices. We
guarantee you this-to show
you a better and a larger stock
than any two concerns in
Kirksville. We guarantee
to save you from 3 to >
dollars on a suit. We guaran-
tee strictly first class work and
entire satisfaction. Thanking
the public for its very lib
eral patronage, l am Respect
fully
": q. COCHRAN.
Rooms South Side Square
up Stairs.
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Ex-Secre tary Blainehas responded
pleasantly to the request made that he
should explain the connection Of the
state department with huge claims
,eainst Peru. He authorized yester-
day the publication Of instructions to
the special representative ofthe United
.:tates in the Chill Peruvian matter, IN
which It appears that special statement
was made TO the effect that cur gov
eminent did not support such claim.
The publication of this dispatch rather
leaves in the lurch those newspapers
which assumed Blaine to be in the job
and made direct charges accordingly.
n becomes more and more evident
Zach wear that one must rise very
earIy in the morning indeed to get
ahead of Hon. James &. Blame. He
e, identity sent the instructions now
made pubic with the intention OF using
Them in future to confound his enemies,
and the plan has worked admirably.
.-ISt. Louis Chronicle.
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REFUNDING THE BENTON Tow \.
SHIP RAILROAD BONDS.

In another place We publish notice
ora special election to be held'on Jan
24th, 1852, in Benton township te
vote on the proposition to refund thi
bonds given to the Q. NJ. X P
r. R., amounting to $4,000, to ex'
tend the time of paving them, and gel
the rate of interest reduced from s
per cent to 6 per cent per annum. Il
the proposition is adopted it also gets
rid of another trouble which otherwise
would cause litigation and expense to
the county.
BY law passed in this state the
county court cannot levy tax to pay
the interest upon these bonds unless
ordered by the circuit judge. That,
the Judge of this district refuses to do;
vet the interest has been declared legal
by higher coult, and failure to give
the order, and to levy the lax leaves
the interest to accumulate from year to
wear and necessitates the bringing of
numerous suits, and the payment of
LAWYERS fees and large bills of cost by
the tax PAYERS, all of which would be
avoided by an order of the circuit
Judge to levy the tax. BY the adoption
of this proposition the matter will be
taken out Of the hands of the circuit
Judge, and left in a condition that men
can pay their honest debts without be-
ing forced, and having added thereto
the costs oflegal process.
The proposition should be adopted
by all means, and every taxpayer who
believes IN paying his honest debts and
getting a lower rate Of interest on what
he owes, and getting the matter be-
vond legal quibble, and in condition
that costs and LAWYERS fees cannot be
uniustly forced upon HIM. should vote
for the proposition.
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MONDAY THE 18TH DAY OF FEB.
UARI 1889

anu answer or plead TO plaintiffs petition the same
VII oe confessed and Judgement and decree render
eu As prayed for II Is further ordered that copy
nere0i oe published In the Weekly GKAPiiIS
newspaper Published In zdair county Mo- Tor four
weeks successfully the last Insertion 10 he ~
least four weeks before the commencement of thr
next term Of this court VI ''e
A true copy attest. WI. AsHLocK.
Clart
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN
VACATION.
Term lSs2. ~ ~ 'ie feourlfy
RACHEL A. HILL
OSCAR ID. HILL. 'o'ee-

Now on the 18th day Of December ISL comes ,h.
ao2se named piaintin by her attorneys before ,h
Undersigned Clerk of the circuit court or ,,i.r ac
y Mo-; In vacation and files her petition and ,si-
dlvlt IN the above entitled cause stating amnng
other things that defendant Oscar d. IIilI Il -s
Tesitht OF this State so that the ordinary proces :,
law cannot be served upon him and ask th.I o.,
order of publication be made against ,aid -, an
lant. '''A ueien-
Wherefore 1t Is ordered by the clerk afor.s,;d T.,
vacation That defendant be notified by puti,r,,;ann
that Al aetlon has been commenced against him Nv
petitioh IN The circuit court for Adair county Wo
the object and general nature of which |. 10 oit.i
decree OF this court disolving the bonds Of ,,,r
= nomx heret9iore contracted and existing between
Piantin and defendant the grounds OF absenfin.
himself from and refusing TO support this nI,infis
@ or tne spaee OF one whole year extpreceeinY the
ttS i p me hihg OF this petition and Oscar ~
.un oc anu appear at the next term of court 10 h.
noeh u, at the court house In kirksve in said conn
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. x. q. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENT; specific for Hysteri., Dizziness, Con.
son, Loss of Memory Spermatorrhua Impo.
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Od
Age. caused by over ex ertion, self abuse or over
indulgence. which leads 10 misery, decay and
deu.h. One box will cure recent cases. Each
boz contains one m onth's trestment One dollar
box, or six boxes for FIVE dolsrs; sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of price. We guarantee si1
boxes to care any case. With each order re-.
ceiVed by us for six boxes, accompanied with
FIVE dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee to return the money if tho treat.
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
BY JANNEY 81 CO., Druggists, Alexandris,
Va, Wholesale and retail agents. Orders by
mail will receive prompt attention: mari
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PROPOSALS.,
DLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD.
L INGS WANTKD

Plans and specf cations for echocl building
to aecc cmmodlse four hundred boys will be re-.
Selvea nt tho cffioe Of the Superintendent of
Public Schools Up 10 II m. on SATURDAY
February 4lh, 1852.
All drawings must bs made TO tbe uniform
scale OF four feet to one inch, and such details 10
larger scale ss may be necessary to simplify
any peculiar plan, drawing, &c.
drawings, as follows, must be sen! in by each
com petltor: sll st one time, viz:
l. Plan CT each foor
2. Transverse Section.
3. Front aud side elevations.
Full specifications nuat accompany esch set
of drawings General instructions concerning 2
size, estimated cost &C., can be obtained BY ap.
plying 10 the Superintendent, at his Office, on
any Saturday between 10 8. m. and noon
no compensation will be allowed for the plau 8
and specifications, butthe architec! whoee draw
ing is selected by the City School Board will be
commissioned 10 carry out the accepted design,
| make detail drawings, and procure estimates,
| Inske sll agreements and give personsl supervi.
son to tho erection OF the building receiving for
his services, in full, FIVE per cent on the actual
| cost Each drawing and specification must nave
| the signature OF its suthor, aud rejected plans
will be returned.
The Board reserves the riga! to reject all the
plans. a. MCLEAN,
TOWNSHBND D. FENDALL,
RICHARD l.. CARNE,
Com nit!ee on Schcolhouses and Furniture.
Gec20-2,wtd
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several sstrononers-uo!ably by Proft sscr
Henry Draper, feat never before sccompllsk-
| ed. Several small stars were showo 90 tho
negative shining through The tail, though
| their Iisht passed through probably 100, 900
| miles of c,metic matter. This shows the ex-
osedioy transparency Of these npomaloas be-
dies. 10 fac: is one CT their Gistit = llshipg
chsractsrstcl.
What has been learned lb5ut comets? Very
little. Comet B was the tr.sh,cst that has
appeared since the invention of the spectre
scJ,e, aud beirg 50 exceptionally well plscid
I5r observation and spsoiroscopic, analysis of
its nucleus. coma and tell, promised much TO
sclerc', Nothing, however. was observed but
the usual spectrs revealed By fiiotsr c!mets.
Aside from the sppsrit!on OF The shove c.
NETS, no astronomical events IF very great
scientific value have occurred The most o.
table We're the total &c ipse OF the moon co the
evening of June llth, and the transit OF Msr
curry c'tsa The suns fsc, 90 November 7;h.
1t was generally Invisible east of the Missss y.
pi, but n thu cx rlme Western States aud
Territories some valuable observations of it
wers made by parties especially cqul; p,d tor
the work.
An important addition to cur knowledge Of
solar physics. and one destined to hsvs an in-
portaut bearing on meteorooey, has been made
by Professor Langley from the tcp of Mouot
Whitney, $4,000 feet above the ses. He hss
proved 10 bis satisfaction that the solsr ooL-
stan. of heat as es,ipa,ed by Sir John Hel-
schel, PouiIIet, Wollaston aud Others. is very
much greater than they supposed. From the
top of this mountsiu, amid the saow AID &c
SO rsr, and pure was the sir that water Was boi-
ed by the direct uccorcanlrs!e1 rays Of the sun.
Physicists will await with uucl Anxiety his
complete report, which viii b. published by
the government. LEWIS SWIFT.
Director Warner's Observatory,
Rochester, n. Y, Dc %. 1881.
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TRUTH TTESTEU,
[Some Important Statements OF Wei! Know
Paople Wholly Verified

GSome Important Statements OF Wei! Known
People Wholly Verified
In order that tho public may fully rsslx, the
genuineness of the statements, ss well Sc the
power aud vslue Of the article of which they
speak. we publish herewith tha fac simiie signs
tures Of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques-
tion. The truth Of these testimonials is absolute,
nor csn the facts they announce be ignored.
Ale1sndrs, Va, August 4. 1851.
WAS thrown from my horse or years sso,
and suffered severe wound of the side. which
WAS aggravated by di.ordered kidneys. Eleven
months ago was attacked With pneumonia ana
blsc der di,asse. deposits Of brick dusL and slbu
men being decernable By the naked eye. was
confined 10 the house for six months. sId w.s
unable to cross the floor without assistance. My
physician did me no good. Having read in Iny
religious weekes OF the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure AID beng
advised to use it by Captain Graham l did 80,
ard am cLca more able to walk the streets. My
pains have LETT ME. and behave if ! had used
the remedy year sso should Then 3 so have
been cured.
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OctoJ-tS
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EOR RENT OR SALE--The splendid RES.
II 1DENCE and GROUNDS known as
"COLROSS," the residence of the late Thomp-
son X. Mason. Apply to
GREEN & WISE,
supT-tf Real Eetsta Agents.
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FOR SALE Or RENT.

Com mlt!ee on SchCOlhOuges and Furni
,ec2O-2,Wtd
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1~o/ aLC2>,,,-., .r-}

Thousands Of edu.ly strong endorsemeots-
rany of them in cases where hope was h,nco1-
ed-hsve been voluntarily given. showing the
remarkable power Of Wsrner's Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure in all diseases OF the kidneys. liver
or urinary organs. If any one who reads this
hag any physcsl trouble, rtmsmbcr tina grna.
danger Of delay. dcc2S