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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-16

AlaO street crossing 3QlSeg
Grant u. between nv. corner ~
blk |. Carpenters addition . ~.
corner lot ! blk Z Wilson's add
ton. G
Also ) side-walk along south side
Washington ct. commencing at ne cor
lnt blk Wilson's add. thence run
ming westerly and abutting on lots1-
2345 and6 blk 7and lots 1-2-3-4
SO blk 6 and lots / 23456 blk 5
Wilson's add. TO Elk Point.
Also ct crossing crossing Court 1t
between nv cor lot 6 blk Z Wix-
sons addition to Elk Point TO NV.
cor. lot l blk 6 Wilson's add.
Also q st crossing crossing Doug-
las ct between NV cor lot 6 blk s
Wilson's add. and ne cor. lot 1 blk
s Elk Point, Wilson's add.
Also q street crossing crossing
| FrnaKlin st between the NV cor. lot
6 blk 5 Wilson'S add. and the ne
cor. lot / blk SO Elk Point.
Also a sidewalk along south side
Washington st commencing at ne cor
lot ! blk SO Elk point; thence rum
ming westerly and abutting on lots 4
I23456blk 33 to NV cor lot 6 blk
SO Elk Point.
Also a st crossing crossing Jackson
st BETH NV cor lot 6 blk 33, and ne
cor lot / blk 81 Elk Point.
Also a side walk along the north
side Of Clay st commencing at the
sc cor lot 10 blk Z Wilson's add.
thence westerly AUDITING on lots II
IL 1O9S7 to the NV cor lot Z blk
II Wilson's add.
Also a street crossing crossing
Court ct betw'n the sw cor lot blk
I Wilson's add. to Sc Q lot AZ blk
Wilson's addition.
Also a sidewalk on south side Of
Clay st commencing at the ne cor Of
lot / blk IL Wilson's add to Elk
Point thence running westerly abut-
ting on lots I to the ps soi
6 blk II Wilson's aAS.
Alec a eide .-a1k On west side oil
Jackson st commencing at ne col
lot / blk "a Elk Point thence run
ming southerly along the east side Of
lots / and IL blk "a Of Elk Point
to sc o Of lot IL said blk.
Also an alley crossing between lots
/ and IL blk 81 Elk Point.
The above described sidewalks tc
be four (4) feet wide and built Of
pine boards not less than one inch
in thickness and laid edge to edge
crosswise and to rest ON three 6,
stringers not less than two (2) inches
in thickness and not less than -four
(4) inches wide. Said walk to be
securely nailed to said stringers with
ten (1O penny nails, not less than
six CO. nails in each board.
The above described street and al.
ley crossings shall be built Of two pine
planks not less than two (2) inches in
thickness by ten (10) inches in width
to be laid twelve (12) inches apar,
and to be securely spiked to pine
bed timbers with twenty coy penny
spikes. Said bed timbers shall be
not less than 60 inches in thickness
and four (4) inches in width and
shall not be laid more than four ca
feet apart.
All the above describedwork shall
be done under the direction Of the
street commissioner of the city Of Elk
Point and subject to his approval,
Approved Noy. 1. 1881
NJ. w. SHEAFE,
Attest: Mayor.
| w. d. PERcIvAL,
Clerk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-16
l1ng0 IN oc,lntsIox
N B r N


~ a. 41s& dAu ~ ffornmhnr 1R8D.
VI sIts0 OIL w - NSsS
$3.50.
Inv naAne ~ lne COMPANY - .tnc AMssicsn
M 1aoaFanee Cosnpany
81 II 1pcatsd IL. fhtfsdciphiAs
~ n.nounf ~ ~ eapttat stccK III 100000
~. SMe~~nf nj m canifnf stock patd ~ IL sD0.-
-
TuR i err or THE CuNTANY ARE
AS HOLLOW
Uaaha "a hind md IN the hands Of -
agentso Of other persons oSuoo,o @
nundsc Nncd IL the Co, see schedule 347 .l56. Is
..hn. a. o,s 3,
nchss esthhss,sise sscsrsd.i hi sccruod 5.gi067
isSts ~ ,reminns 9,302s54
III ~skrsS srrnyiiies a2.A16-33
~ Tofsi sssstts i,54t.sS7.I II
HAHfLFTTES
n~~.1.srahin u. seynetusl uultcfes it6,0cG.45
IN iossss sdiusfsd nst AMT unpaid 5000. ns
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-16
shiloh,s Consumption cnre.

This is beyond question the
most successful Cough Medicine we
have ever sold, a few doses inyaria-
bly, cure the worst cases Of Cough,
Group and Bronchitis, while it's
wonderful success in the cure OF
Consumption is without a parallel
in the history of medicine. Since
it's first discovery it has been sold
on a guarantee, a test which no 9TH
er medicine can stand. If you
have a Cough we earnestly as you
to try it. Price 10 cts, 80 cts, and
and $1.O0. lfyour Lungs are sore,
Chest or Back lame. use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by H. H.
Blair. Price so cts.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-16

Why do SO many people we see
around US, seem to prefer to suffer
and be made miserable BY Indiges-
ton, Constipation, dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Coming up Of Food, Vel.
low Skin, when for Is cts, we will
sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure them. Sold by H. H
Blair.
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shnoh,s Ca.arrh Kennedy.

A marvellous cure for Catarrh,
Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and
Head Ache. With each bottle there
is an ingenious nasal Injector for
the more successful treatment Of
these complaints without extra
Price so cts. Sold by
III. II. Blair.
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THE TERRITORY or DAKOTA.
A~uDsron's oYrIcE.

ne rcas.-The American Fire Insurance Co.
in the city Of Philadelphia and state "
Pennsylvania hes alcd IN this ofhcc . sworn
statement Of It's condition on the 3lst day Of
December A. D. 1850 in nccordspca With the
provisions nj On act Of Of the Legislative assem-
bly, 0f the territory Of DakoiA. relating 10 ~.
rance campaniss approved February 18Th 1877;
! nd whereas. on examination at the sworn
! tatemcn Mt OF said company hled In ~ II 1ficc. l
I nd that the said insurance company y pos
sssed Of the necessAry amount OF capital In.
ealed ~ required ~ law. Therefore 1. 4. A.
herman. anditor Of Dakota territory do hereby
certify that tho said insurance company u duly
authorized 10 transact the busincss Of Fire In.
eufnnee ID said territory for the year ending
December s1st 1851. w. o. Percival properly
: ppointsd arsnt:nt Elk Point Union county DIT
IN testimony whereof i have heFennso ecs my
hand md seal thia 9Th day vfJanusry a D. 1881
&. Al. herman, Auditor.
BY L. n Purdy, Depnty.
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Kxpissien 81 Oh Tasks as nresse
Point.
A BLAZE ANoxG Tme SUPPLEMENTARY VESSEL
BURNED ASD OTHERS BURNING.

A BLAZE AMOxG me sHfPPfSG--xANf VESSELS
BURNED ASD OTHERS BURNING.
PHILADELPHIA. January Is About "a
O'Clock this morning one Of the tanks af the
Atlantic OIL Refinery ut Point Breeze ex-
pIoded, and the burning OH was scattered
In every direction. Tue conclusion broke
windows a mile distant, and the flames
spread rapidly. not only 10 the adjoining
tanks, but to the wharf and shipping. -Four
tanks soon took fire. a number OF vessels
which are aground in the SchuylkiII were
quickly abIaze. A dispatch received from
the immediate vicinity at 9:lj says the entire
place is on tire.
II A. M-The report that the shipping j.
90 fire seems TO have beea premature. Tor II
is now stated that all The vessels we're intact
at y A. NJ. There are two loaded vessels iD
the stream, however. opposite the works,
which are burning-n namely, the Competi-
tor, with filled cases, and the Maryland,
with filed barrels. One OF the city ice
boats has gone to their assistance. The
wbarves are all In flames, ard the employee
have been compelled 20 leave their offices.
The fire originated in an aafator. The eX-
plosion was heard and felt ar extreme
northern points in this city and as far down
the river as Chester.
li:lj 4. u.-Aif The shedding along the
wharyes is now on fire, and the destruction
OF the whole works greatly depends on the
force and direction OF the wind.
II U.-The fire is now under control.
AS The vessels were removed from danger,
the flames were confined chiefly 10 the
warehouses and wharyes. There were
stored in tue warehouses l1,000 cases OF
oil. The standard Oil Company insures its
own property from ITS reserve fund.
The last great fire at the works occurred
in June. 1878.
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4 new post.Oflice is established at Com
pher, Loudoun county, Va, near Leesburg,
with j. +. Compiler as postmaster. a new
office is established at Orders, Rockingham
county. near Dovesvile, with W. t. Order
as postmaster; also AT Damon, Albemhrle
county, near Orllnd. with Charles l.. sud
dartb as postmaster; also at Howell, Pat
rick county, near Patrick Courthouse, with
John Newman rs pos easter; also at Oze-
ana. Essex county, near Dunnsville, with
Warren j. Taylor rs postmaster. The post
office at Johnston, Louisa county, va, Is
discontinued for want Of postmaster the
papers 90 10 Bpnliv0gio. The Office at
Beuham's. Washington county, is dlscon'
tinued for want II candidate; the papers
20 to Hamilton Destitute. A. II. Fleming
il appointed postmaster at ~hannon Iilll,
Goochland county, rice NJ. ID Martin, le-
signed. A new pOst-oifce is established at
Beliona, Powbalan county, near Macon,
vita A. A. Rudd as postmaster.
Information comes TO us Of the death OF
an aged woman, living on North Fork,
Pendleton county, w. Va, from cold, last
week. She left home in the morning TO
visit a sister a few miles distant. In the
evening she was discovered by children re-
tulDtle IL Oul SbhOVi 'tiuS ~ 'hN va ''N' =
frozen stark aud stiff. HiGhtdnd Recorder.
Collector NJ. ID. Ball, of Sitka, Alaska, has
sent TO Washington some very rich specl-
mems OF gold quartz found in that Terri
tory. The gold field is near the coast, a
party OF miners is already on the ground
building hutS, and a rush is expected there
In the spring.
Smallpox has not vet disappeared from
Portsmouth. The old cases are all well,
but two fresh cases were developed on sun
day at the residence OF Mr.. James Finley,
on King StI eet-One white and one colored
Norfolk Landmark.
The British steamer Sandrngham arrived
at Norfolk. Va, Monday, from Baltimore
and was libeled by the wrecking firm OF j.
Il. Baker for 100000 for saving the yesse
and cargo few weeks ago.
The Pennsylvania Democrats have nomi
mated Senator Wallace for reelection.
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CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH.

one bottle RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and one IMPROVED INHALER Irice
for all, 81. 100. .,,,oo
Economical. agreeable, safe, and neyer,iailing,
relieving instantly ana curing permanently, uls
,xesIy sufferer from every form Of Catarrh reliei
and resi-, IL satisfies every demand OF reason ana
common sense. II attacks and conquers every phase
the nasal passages OF puruent matter, 10 swallow
and nhale winch means destruction, sweetehng ,lle
breath restoring the senses OF SMELL taste anu near
yIrug and checking fls constitutional ravages. Buy
IL while there Is yet time - CA a
AK for SASfORD'S RADICAL CChE' Soiu aii"
recomm nded everywhere. ... 49,,
General Agents, WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston.
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| lievei that Grant \ Co. ere medltatIng On
empire, and that unless good people band
together the days Of the republic are mum.
Tur NIX. uorI.ApAY CLAM.

together the days Of the republic are num-
bered.
THE HEN. HOII.ADAY CLAM.
The fact that the Senate by majority OF
one voted against sending the Ben. Holla-
day case TO the Court OF Claims was re-
garded as test-voie by bis friends. They
were soon. however, disabused, for by a
decided vote few moments afterwards Mr..
Thurman's amendment striking ont $685.
600 was adopted Mr.. Lockrell then moved
to insert 100000; Mr.. Thurman, $4,000
Mr.. Garland, s36J,O00; and Mr.. Eaton
s266, 300; Mr.. Cameron, OF Wisconsin, $780,
900; Teller, 100000. There seemed much
in terest In the gallery, especially among the
lobbymen. The amendments OF Messrs.
Garland, Eaton, and Cameron were voted
down. After voting down the Teller
amount the Senate inserted 100000 ana
th en- passed the bill. This case has excited
more interest here than almost any claim
that has come before Congress.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
There Is a brilliant hop going Cd Tonight
at the Metropolitan, and the beauty ana
fashion are there.
Secretary Sherman will return to Wash
Ington the last OF the week.
The naval appropriation bill will be con-
sidered tomorrow. Mr.. Atkins, who has
been III, was at the meeting OF the Appro-
priations Committee to-day.
Senator Hamlin Is confined at home by
rheumatism. lie never had it before.
Government receipts to-day: Internal re-
venue, $3.50, 113; customs, s6l0,37s.
+. A. Burr, of the Philadelphia Press, is
about to make a trip through the southern
States.
The House Committee on Printing to-day
requested its chairman to go before the APP
proDriations Committee and advocate the
appropriation OF $4,000 for the extension
of the Government Printing Office.
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Frighifui COastIng Accident.
FIVE YOUTHS MEET WITH A SERIOUS AND III
HAPS Fatal. MfSHAP.

HAPS FATAL MfSHaP.
PATERSON, \. j.. January lS.-Five lads,
from fifteen to eighteen years CT age, met
With serious, perhaps fatal, accident last
night while coasting on ilaedOn Hill, In
the northern suburbs OF this city. All
were on a long "bob," and when near the
bottom. while moving at q rapid speed, the
hob crashed into a teegrap h-pole, sbiverlng
the vehicle to pieces, and injuring every
one OF the lads.
Frank Harris had his nose broken and
driven into his face, also bis teeth and jaw
broken, the imprint OF every tooth in the
upper jaw being left IN the pole against
which the bob ran: James Acker sustained
broken arm and was Injured severely in
he groiu; Alfred Dellope, who sat in
front and was Steering with an upward
crank, sustained q compound fracture OF
his right thigh and had his leg broken be-
low the knee, also u probable wound in the
groin, caused by the crank as he was hurled
from the vehicle: Jerry d. Hope, brother
OF the last named. bad his nose broken and
was badly injured In the groin from The
same cause; james Smith was picked NJ
UNCONSCIOUS, but is the least injured OF any.
The distance from the top II the hill il
about quarter OF mile.
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Murderer lyueitei.

SAN FRANCIsCO, January lS.-A dispatch
from Bodic says: "Joseph Daroche, who
shot and killed Thomas III. TrelyarS a few
DAYS ago on account OF difficulty coDcern-
ing Trelyal's wife. was captured six miles
from this town on Sunday morning. A pre-
liminary examination was had during the
day, which established his guilt. About
O'Clock yesterday morning be was taken
from the Jail and conveyed to the scene OF
his CRIME. and there hanged. 1--WE hundred
witnessed the execution, The result gives
satisfaction, except among the gamblers anc
saloon. keepersr
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Oh an our people. The bar passed very CONF
plimentary resolutions at the last court held
BY him. We hope, however, that Judge
Taylor will prove himself good Judge.
A few days ago Mr.. Thomas Sbackeiiord.
a young gentleman Of promise, residing In
the upper part OF this county, met his death
by very sad accident. He attempted to
jump from wagon. when his feet slipped
on the snow In the bottom OF the wagon
and he fell across one OF the wheels. He
lived two or three DAYS.
The weather mas been intensely cold. Ice
has prevented Clustering, and the people
generally are "resting on their oars"
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CUMBERLAND.
BRUTAL yURDfR-ARREsT OF THE MURDER
ERs--CoR0NER's INQUEST.

BRUTAL yURDrR--ARREsT OF THE MURDER
ERs--CoR0NER's INQUEST.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dspaich.l
FARMvILLE, January Is, 1881.
Last night, in Cumberland county within
a mile OF FarmvIle, colored woman
named Jane Murry was brutaly murdered
by Dayy Ellyson alias Davy Bull and MI
nerva Allen doth cOlored). From what !
learn the twoNwomen were walking on the
railroad track, and Minerva struck the de-
ceased with club on The head, aud then
the mau BUN finished her. They then
dragged the body some fifty or sixty yards
TO the mouth Of culvert, where they left
it, The murderers were arrested, and the
coroner OF Cumberland, Il. w. l.. Blanton,
Esq. was notified. He summoned Jury
Of inquest, ADD after it had viewed The
body il adjourned TO await the result OF
poStmortem examination. conducted by
Drs. Whue aud Nash. OF Farmville. MI
nerva Allen confessed. The inquest had
not been concluded when the train passed
down. Blu.
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BUSINESS FAILURE IN AUSTIN. TEXAs-
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS AND ELEC-
TI0Ns-FIRe IL PHiLADEJPIIfA-AM MUIR
DERER LYNCHED - INAUGURATION OF
GOVERNOR LUDLOW. OF NEW JERSEY
fRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT TO FIVE LADS
WHILE CoAsTING-LATE NEWS FROM
MExICo-RoUGH WEATHER IN ENGLAND
DISTRESS IN COUNTY CLARE, IRELAND.
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inauguration OF the Governor of New
Jersey.

TRENTON, y. j., January lS.-The inau-
guralion OF George c. Ludlow. Governor
elect OF the State OF New JERSEY, took place
at II O'Clock to-day in the Senate chamber
in the presence OF the senator's and MEM
bers OF the Assembly. the State officials, ana
a large number Of invited guests.
Governor Mcclellan and the Governor
elect were escorted by a committee OF both
houses from the residence OF the latter to
The Stale House. All The avenues In the
vicinity OF the S'ate-Ilouse were densey
crowded with citizens.
At12 O'Clock both houses were called to
order by the President OF the senate and
prayer was offered by Rev. John Hall. ID.
y. Cbief.Justice Baaster then administered
the oath OF office, and Ex-Governor Me-
Clelan delivered to Governor Ludlow the
great seal of the State. The Governor was
introduced By Presiden -oi.the-Sena'e H0-
bart, and the reading OF the INAUGURAL
which occupied abont forty minutes, fol-
lowed.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Severe weather in England.

LONDON, January lS.-The weather con-
tinues very scyere-hIgh winds and blind.
ing snOw-storm prevailing in London.
The Obstructionists Warned.
LONDON. January lS.-ln last nights de-
bate in the House OF Commons, the Marquis
OF Harrington warned the 0bstructiOnlsts
that the Ministry would be unable 20 calm
the feelings Of irritation which have arisen
in the House and in the country.
Prize Fighting m Canada.
TORONTO, ONT, January IS.-rhe bin TO
suppress prize lighting Ia, passed the SEN
ate in all its stages.
Ireland In Parliament.
LONDON, January lS.-The fourteen
members who voted IN the minority on Mr..
Tayior's motion in the House OF Commons
last night for an adjournment OF the debate
on the Irish question were all Home Rulers.
A special meeting of the Home-Rule Par
liamenIary Committee will be held to-day
for The purpose OF considering Mr.. Shaw
secession from the party. The first meet
ing in connection with the movement in
England against coercion, for the Organiza-
ton OF which Il committee OF Home. Rnlers
has been formed, viii probably be held IN
Birmingham on saturday next, when Mr..
Parnell will attend.
Distress in Ireland.
LONDON, January 1S.-The distress IN
county Clare. Ireland, is worse now than II
was last year. The Lord Lieutenant has
ordered presentment to the Court OF Ses'
sions for the organization OF relief work. b
Irish COnspiracies I'm England.
LONDON, January lS.-The correspond
ent OF the Edinburgh Scotsman says The
Government are fully aware Of existing
dangerous conspiracies among lrlshmen in
several large towns OF England.
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HAVANA. January ls.-The steamer City
OF Alexandria brings adyices from the city
OF Mexico, January 9th, that IL Is reported
that General Triburcio month"; actually or
dered the execution OF and shot Colonel
Japia, the administrators OF the custom
house at Lopez, Lower California, tor en-
gaglpg In coptraband trade,
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a Ran,..Safe pluudered.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January 1.-THE
safe of Minors bank was opened to-day by
a locksmith. II contained 5000 worth OF
bonds. eight ounces Of gold-dust belonging
10 a gold miner, and lot of negotiable
notes. The county treasurer's box was
opened, but its contents were not disturb
ed Ii is estimated that the loss to deposit
ors and others will exceed $4,000, nearly
all Of which will fall on persons not in busi
ness. No intelligence Of Minors where
abOuts has been received.
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GLOUCESTER.

CHANGE IN THE COUNTY JUDGEsHfP-sAD Ac-
ciDsSr ToA YOUNG AAN--coLD WEATHER.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,l
January Is, 1881. J
Last court-day (the firsi Monday our new
Judge, the Hon. Fielding l.. Taylor, took
bis seat on the bench for the first time,
Judge Warner r. Jones holding over, under
the decision OF the Court OF Appeals, until
tbe hrst day Of the present month.
Judge Jones retired from the bench with
ile gosd-wllIoi everybody and 10 the regret
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RTNNING SORES.

RUNNING SORES.-Henrv Landecker Dover, y.
H. certifes that August %, 1877. he broke his leg.
The bone was set by physician. Upon removing
Inc epliuts sores broke out from the knee 10 the
heel Doctors called them vaiicose veins. and or
dered rubber stockings. Paid S25 tor stockings,
wi bout any signs of cure. Bought CUTlCURA
REMEDIES and was rapidly and permanently cured.
q rtifed To by Loihrops & Pinkham, Druggists,
Dover, y. ii.
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Six Persons DrOxnesl.

Los ANGELES, CAL, January lS.-Capiain
Sanford, of the British bark Cassandra
Adams, lying of Wilmington harbor,
started for his vessel on Sunday with
twelve sailors he had shipped and two other
men. The boat capslzed add the captain,
four sailors, and one other person were
drowned.
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CUEECURA.
CU 4 l c u II a .
MIRACLES OF HEALING UNPARALLELED
IN MEDICAL HISTORY.

CUTICURA RFsOLyENT. the great natural blood
purifier. absorbent, renOva or, ana vi aliZer. mas
shown its grand curative power IN scrOfula, while
swellings, ulcers eTy-lpeias, sweed neck. scrOfu-
lous inf immaliOns. mercural affections old sores.
erupliOns of he SKIM eyes, ana scalp affections
with dry thin, ana falling hair: and when the
CUTICURA.a medicinal jelly, aud the CUTICURA
SOAP. prepared from II, are applied 10 external
SYMPTOMS, The cures Effected Oy the tJTlCURA
REMEDIES are marvellous.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared bv WEEKS
& POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Wash
ington street Boston. aud are for safe by all drug
gsts Price OF CUTICURA.a Medicinal Jelly: Small
boxes so cents; large boxes. 81. CUIlCURA RE
SOLVENT. the new BlOOd-Puriner, 81 per bottle.
1ITICTRA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 20 cents.
tCTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP. 10 cents,
i'm bars for BARRIERS AMI large consumers, 90 cents
an matted free on receipt Of price.
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yOLTArC ELECTRIC PLAsTERS.
NOLLINs,s VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs.

One CoLLIss's voLTAfc ELECTRIC PLAsTKR
costing 20 cents Is tar superior 10 every DINER eIs
relieve dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Malaria, feyei
and Ague, aud Kidney and Urinary DIFFICULTIES, me
may be worn over the pit q the stomsen, over vi,
eYeryw6esc. poeS&W
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SCROFULA.

SCROFULA Hon. illiam TAYLOR, Boston. state
senator of Massachusetts. permanently cared OF a
humor OF the face aud scalp that had been treated
un.uccessfuly for Twelve wears by many of Boston >
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