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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
A Lesson in Equestrianism

Horseback riding as an art and as benz
fetal exercise is one of the most udicious habits
that Gne could cultivate. While it affords the
equestrian every opportunity for the cultiva-
lion of graceful posing, it comprises all the
healthfrh clements of the most invigorating
pleasures. Like all else in this world, however,
ifindulged in immoderately, the result are
extremely painful and oft times dangerous.
Called limbs, and Piles that itch intensely,
particularly after getting warm in bed, are not
infrequently the outcome of excessive exercise
in the saddle. In such cases, however, the
evil can be thoroughly eradicated by applying
Swaynes Ointment, which, as cure for Pies
itching or otherwise, has no equal.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
sflfrt }Joftru.
\ VIOLET
ny Mrs. SARA NOENEEID$.

lo>t ever it at twilight huur,
And mediate alone.
And think how matN, many friends
From life's long way have gone"
DO>t ever see thy childhnud'> friends
Within that >haiuWcl light,
And list them tell the uitl.n ialr>-
See olden pictures bright.
Aud then the friend of girlhood~ years.
You used 10 love We'll.
Whose eVrI ready ear Was lent
To list what You would tell"
And then that other, dcarer friend,
Who's, hand tncla-p~ YOUR own.
Whose whispered ord 80 very low,
None heard but Nuu alone
And then the friends OF later wears.
Who round your htarth>tout came,
And taught YOU friendship uit can boast
OF else beside "A uamra
And then the years that came between
And hlutted all away
some lights went uut. hut some in tI,aNe1
still burn with >tradia>t ray
The backward path love to tread.
It, joys are ever mine:
The iulur,. may b" r;.N ie>> night,
The past through II ~hai! shine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Isspo-..jvc Cure


.or ai: 'h"'c rAIa'ui compiR Rint. and W sessss
soc.EItaou TO our 6C at q nsale po opulatioa-
!: p-'.Te'y tie worst form of Female Com
-arts all ovarian t--fifs Inflammation and Clcerl-
In Ta..- 81. Z - laeengents and tie consequent
sfaaI "sakHess AL "a particularly adapted to the
Change q : Re.
Il VII dis "" an cT7ci fro m the uterus IN
early s-c q e. Eo.s met Tic tendency
ceryes ; ,le,~c vory sg,edly ~ ,s
I. . - - ,srvy. destroys all craving
fnr a-I.s. md relieves caEn,Ss OF the stomach
j. cures :a.'fls:, u,aaU,es, Nervous Frostrat!on,
Gen, -al ,t-. s!,ciessE.ss, Impression and Indi
SO ton
Tat t..,a-- a. barring down, causing pain. weight
an h-'ao = ais - rc1rl,ane ny cured hy its
II 81 g., ~ tsae aaI ,cr al circumstances act m
harrr1uy 18th t., Tvs that govern tho female system.
F,rt.e o-cot I.-.ncy ,gruiii.ts 90 either this
CoGnoora n unsr-r r57es-.i.
fYDIk T.. rINkIiNN'S VEGETABLE COM.
J'GUND il Yrefalri Lt = AID sSj Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price 2L- s. ha:tlesfor s. sent by mail
tn form riIIs. also Ia the form Of lo-enges.
receipt OF price, sl per box for either Mrs Pnkham
freely nl letters u inquiry. Send for pamph
let. Address s above Mention this IsJer.
No family should be without LYDIA Z PISKHAA1
LIVER TIIIS. They constipation bliosmssS
and ,7i!.ty % the liver Is cents per boz
ey sold ny sn DrHggists. "a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Eczema.

Hon. I'M. Taylor. Boston. Mass, permanently
cured Of II hUmuT oi tn, fac" and scalp .ccze
that had been treated uu,urc, >>iuliy Tor twelve
Years bH many "t Boston best physicians and
most Il rt,d >p,,Iu.i>t> - we'll n European at
thUIItlr~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31

Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkhnm, 233 Western Avenue
Lynn, Mass, is rapidly acquiring an enviable
eputatlon for the surprising cures which daily
result from the use of lie ::.V,g gNable Compound
in all female diseases. Send to her for pamphlets
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31

The tuttrura Treatment consists ia the IN
tcrIal u>t al t5v tutIrUrs l..su.E'ui. rht u..Ns
blood purifier, and the eternal I~. of Cutie uTa
aui tutfrura ~y1@p TIN. great >k4u cures.
For ~uutiUrn. Ian and GREASY SKIN H. tut!-
cUfa ~'ai. ail 4u.>- Eri5st. ll4tu and uur>' ~
>s,iEt.Nv. lEa-rtt,t wl.a delicious flower a,luTN
and hta4.u- r.a.-sIn~-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Milk Crust

Nr>. Bowers. it} Clinton 81. Cincinnati, speaks
II her sisters Chtld. Who cured oI milk
crust which resisted ali Z, ul.- luT two Years.
NOW a me. healthy boy, wiki :, beautiful head
OF hair.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Scali Head.

II. y. Raymond. Auditor +. W. !. 4 :. l. X.
Jackson. N.r4l was cUIrG OF >c..I ht ri ot IIiu,
years duration hy the Cuticur, Kcincdic>.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Skin Humol',

+. Ii. Drake. Esq. agent for Harper Il Bros.
Detroit, Mich, gives AN astonishing account u1
his case eczema rodent. which had been treat.
Ell 10y consultation OF physicians without ben
eft, and which speedily yielded to the Cuticuru
Re>oiNcnt internally and Cuticura and CutI
cUra soap externally.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
(aticura
TIE GREAT SKIN CURE.
Itching and Scaly Diseases,
HunoIs of the Scalp and
Skin Permanently
Cured.
RlIgWCrm.

Geo. W. Brown. Is Marshall st. Providence
X. /. cured pN GutIcura Remedies ola ltlngworn
humor got at tile BARRIERS, which spread al
over his ears, Heck and face. and !nr >iN years
Resisted all kinds uf treatment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

Following Is list Of tho Justices o.
the Peace and Constables elected ir
this ceunty at the late election
East Albany-E r Rskipworih. Justice
G u Burkhart, Constable.
West Albany-Jos Beard, Justice
JOS simpson, Constable.
Brush Creek Frank Malena, Justice
joe Henderson. Constable.
Cmter-LC Rice, Justice.
CrawfordsvllIs II Edwards, Jus
tlce u Cox, Constable.
Franklin Bntto-A ] Jarnagan, Jus.
tIee, q w Morrow, Constable.
Fox Valley-M RAInwater, Justice
John Chalmers, Constable.
Harrisburg-wm Beggs, Justice
Jas Riley, Constable.
Halsey-W Stewart, Justice Il
Pattoen. Constable.
Llberty-F Arnold and VIM Phillips
tie for Justice.
Lebansn-G w eruson, Justice, G L
Carter, Constable.
Mable-T A Riggs, Justice J NJ
Smith, Constable.
orleans-J b Ccoly, Justice Johnson
White, Constable.
scie--J j Williams, Justice; C "
Hunsaker, Constable.
Sweet Heme-Wm McKinnon, Jus
lice BAbbett, Constable.
Syracuse-Walter Johnson, Justice
M c Newman, Constable.
shedd-A Wheeler, Justice T. !
Deane. Constable.
santiam-John Cyrus, Justice, II II
Moore, Constable.
Waterfowl Healy, Justice A
Parrish, Constable.
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FAMINE

one Of the worst cases of famine
arising from drought which has ever
occurred in the United States is tax.
ing place in Virginia and Is causing no
little alarm, several thousand people
being at the point Of starvation. Il ].
hoped, though, that through outside
assistance, the terrible results feared
may be prevented. The following des-
patch from Danville, Virginia, will
give good idea Of tho extent Of the
famine
Reports from Patrick county, In this
state, are to the effect that Eve thousand
persons in that county are starving.
The drought last year greatly eurtailed
corn and other crops in that locality and
in many portions Of the county hundreds
Of people ere crowding around settle
ments imploring aid. Contributions
have been taken up in different parts Of
the country lat have not been sufficient
to relieve suffsrings of these people.
A courier just arrived gives hcartrend-
ing accounts Of the situation. Patrick
court houSe Is thronged with men, wom-
en- and children begging bread. Some
OF the women had walked twelve miles.
in some cases bringing infants in their
arms, to beg for a little corn or flour,
which could not be got for any censid.
Grafton. A wagon load Of shelled corn
which. arrived Thursday was at once
surrounded by the emaciated crowd,
and all fighting eagerly for handful Of
the precious grain which had to be Civ
en- out 10 them. Three huHdred people
of Patrick courthouse alone have not
tasted norself of food for two days.
Some have died others are dying in
remote parts of the county for want Of
food. Patrick county Is in. a very isolat-
ed, mountainous and inaccessible section
Of the state, the nearest railroad station
being 45 miles over a fearful road.
Suffering is not cnly among the humble
classes but well to do farmers, who have
heretofore neyer known want, are beg
ging for bread for starving families.
Several wagons have been pushed out
from DanviIle and will travel all night.
It Is to be hoped lives may be saved,
but it is feared it will be impossible to
reach all the sufferers in time.
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OFFICIAL MAJORITY.

Following are the official Democratic
msjoriUies in this county:
For Governor, Jos. s. Smith, 326.
For Congress, w. d. Fenton, $50.
Secretary of State, Jas. *. Weather
ford, 436.
Treasurer, Fl. Abraham, 450.
Superintendent Of Puplic instruction,
w. i. Worthingten, 1872. =.
State Printer, w. 4. Cornell, 268.
Supreme Judge. e. ID. Shattucl, 2l2.
District Attorney. w. III. Holmes,
343.
Democratic Senators received an aver
age majority of 246.
Democratic Representatives received
an average majority of 256.
County Clerk, g. IL. Stewart, 1858.
Sheriff. Geo. Humphrey, 259.
Treasurer, Jas. III. Perry, 1873.
Assessor, II. c. Dozier, 294.
School Superintendent, Peter A
Moses, 248.
Surveyor, d. v. s. Reid gao.
Coroner, j. A. Davis, 2l9,
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eOrxCTL PROCEEDINGS
Al pr..en. but Ala Pierce.
"cyEs."

Al present but Aid Pierce.
Petition Of Engine CO No /. lAiI on table
till next meeting
Petition Of Il / Stevens for Sidewalk
granted.
Written statement Of Est'y Moatanye
showing power Of city U eoiapsl rAilrsad q
build street crossings placed on fle.
Report Of Recorder fsr2nd quarter referred
10 Committe on Asesunts aud Current TX.
penass
The Marshall was ordered - notify the
% B CRR Co 10 build crossings on Thurs.
ton and Lafayette streets.
Petitions Of G D Rsbinaon aud 4 Gross
tor rebate on licenses referred TO committee
on Licenses.
Ordinance 20 amend section Of ordinances
No 10 referred % committee On Ordinances.
City Attorney was authorized 70 draw an
amendment TO ordinance making saloon
licenses 500 and beer licenses slO0. 70 be
taken out for @ months.
The following billa were ordered paid
willert. 81 city VI l. Gaalt, s. 95 Jnc
Br.Egs. sl sis.s-s,Anl Z nArTsy 75c Q;
Denny. s57 S5 y Henton. SIS 05 Z W
Langdoa a Co. 50 50; G W Burkhart. SEQ
Zeyss & Hochstsiler, $500. 3rd payrnea. on
engine house Gus Kyle. Jas Poster and
Wat. Aonseith each s.. iadges Of election
T Walker. gravel. sl2 s..
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and friends. On Wednesday Rev.
Thomas Small preached very able
fuueral sermon, after which her body was
laid by the side Of her husband She
with her husband were among the frst
IL not the first family that settled south
Of the Santiam river. In 1916 they
crossed the plains and came to Oregon
and settled on the place just north Of
town. The old fir tree that has stood
tho blasts Of years and under whose
branches they found shelter still stands
though more taan third Of century
has passed. Their home while her
husband lived was welcome place Tor
all. Kind and offectionate she was O
great fayorito with the children. She
was affirm believer in the religion Of the
Bible, and her daily walk was such a'
TO leave none in doubt as to It's tcech
ings. A good woman has gone 10 70
csive the reward in store for the right
eous. LEB.
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SAMARITAN NERV~NE
Referees Sale.

ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant to the decree OF the Circuit
Court Of the State o Oregon for Linn County given
and rendered on the 2sth day of October, 1878, Ia
cause then pending In said ourt wherein VIM.
J. Thompson and Melissa j. Van Nostern were
plaintiffs and George Il. Thompson, James +. Thomp-
son, John NJ Thompson, Joseph A. Thompson, Fran
els NJ Thompson, Elizabeth NJ. Walker and Mercer
Thompson Executors OF the last viii and testament
OF Joseph Thompson deed, were defendants, the
ersipned sole Referee In said suit viii by virtue and
authority of said Decree the 32nd day July 1882
the hour Of o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
the Court house door in the City Of Albany, Linn
County, 0regou sell In parcels 20 the highest bidder
for the purpose Of partition among the parties the fol-
lowing described real property ahlated in Linn
County Oregon, towit TheWest half Of the Donation
Land claim Of Joseph Thompson and wife, being claim
Township13 South Of Range 8, West OF the Willamette
Meridian containing l6a 400 acres also the East
half Of the North East quarter, and the East half Of
the South East quarter Of section 81 In Township Is
s. r. West containing 100 acres, also the fractional
West half Of the South East quarter Of section 10,
Township 49, s. r. 3, west containing 20 S0l00 acres
also the fractional s. w. of the s. Il. / OF section
10 Township Is, S. II. 3, West, containing 72 46-l0o
acrcs also 90 acres IN square form, the whole way
across of the South end of the West half Of the s. W.
quarter Of section % In Township Is, s. X. s. west
also the North East quarter OF section %, aud the
East half Of the North West quarter Of section 2s,
In Township Is s. r. 3, West. containing 2f0 acres
also the North West quarter Of the North West quar-
ter OF the South East quarter Of section l0 Township
u, = 2 West saving and excepting from the above
section q, T. I3, South ange g. West Willamette Me-
rdian, running from thence North, 20 95100 chains
thence South So ST. West zoos chains, thence North
10 Os chains, thence North So Al west 1000 chains
thence South 40 chainshe south so IL East 20
chains 70 the place Of beginning, containing l4e
TERMs OF SALE; One third cash In hand, one third
in year from date Of sale and one third In two years
from date such salethe deferred payments to draw
interest at the rate OF 10 per cent per annum from
the date Of SALE the same to be secured BY mortgage
upon the property To 20 sold In parcels to suit pnr
chasers. -
Dated Juno 10TH 1881 Referee.
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Executrix Sale.

Notice II hereby given that, where -. the
last viii and testament Or William Pb 1 ipi
deceased, was By an order Of the County
Court OF Linn County Oregon duly admit
tod 10 probate on the 3ist day Of MAY.
1892, and whereas, the underEiZked Has
duly appointed executrix Of said will BY
order Of said court, duly made aud enter
ed OF record On gaid day. Nov, there
fore, the undersigned executrfx Of tbelasf
will and testament OF william Phil %. de-
ccased, by virtue Of thepfovisicns Of said
last Will and testament, and by virtue OF
The authority therein conferred upon mo.
viii, on Saturday, the fire. day Of july.
1852. at the hour Of ten o'clock, a. rn. VI
said day, at the Court House door N the
city OF Albany, Linn CouTty, Oregon, sell
at public auction 20 the highest BIDDER tie
following described real properly gli:
The south half OF the south half Of the
south west quarter Of section four. The
north west quarter and the north half OF
the south wet quarter. and the south essa
quarter Of the south west quarter of te<4lsn
nine, all in township eleven, south range
one west ofthe Willamette Meridian. 10
Linn County Oregon. containing 40 acres,
more or lesS.
Terms 81 sale, cash in hand on day Of
sale. Dated May 3ist 1852.
PAUL. II PHILIIPs.
Execntrix Of the last will and testament
OF William Philips, Deceased.
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LKslxsS J une l4th, 1881.

LEBANON June l4th, 1882.
Rd. Democrat
Tho election passed of rather quietly
here, no great amount Of scratching ex
copt in particular cases. The reason
assigned by some for the democrats
carrying this precinct with the majority
they did was on account Of some demo
crat voting a salarAtus account which
bad tendency TO raise the majority. II
this DO the fact IL may be that whole
soda packages will DO voted next time.
The school children and the many
friends of Miss Lou Anderson, gave her
surprise party on last Friday evening.
There was very large number in at-
tendence. Her pupils remembered her
by presenting her q very large and beau.
tiful album. She also received from
friends other nice presents which will be
long remembered. The evening was
pleasantly spent aud all enjoyed them
selves.
Our fellow townsman J. w. Cusick
arrived from tho bunch grass country
Just in time TO take part in the election.
He looked as though the weather and
the sun had been trying to tan him
somewhat. He along with j. X. Kee-
bier and II. O. Meist start in day or
two for the grass region again.
The public school closes next week. The
children are preparing for rhetorical
exercises which will take place in a grove
near town. A good time and plenty Of
good things are in store for the chill
dren.
The G. p. Congregation will held cam.
munion services OH next sabbath. The
services viii begin on Saturday. A
minister Of considerable note Is ex-
pected to be presen. and assist the
preacher in church.
The Arrangements are being pushed
forward with energy in regard to eur
ceming fourth of July celebration EN-
inent orators from q distance will be
present. In the evening grand dis
play OF fireworks will take place. Ample
funds have been plcaed in the hands OF
the committee to make final display
The citizens intend this to be the grand
est celebrations ever had.
Some three weeks ago, Mrs. Mary
Kees, familiarly known as aunt Polly,
started on pleasure trip with her
nephew Joseph Wassom and his sister.
They arrived in San Francisco in good
health and were enjoying themselves
with the many sights Of the great city,
when with but short warning on the
2nd Of June death called Aunt PoEy
from her journey below to the rest above.
She was only sick about a day, and as
she had entered the golden gate to see
the city her spirit wended its way to a
far brighter and more beautiful one.
The news of this sudden death was tele-
graphed home and the young party with
her last remains started for home. They
arrived on Tuesday the 9th and were
met at the depot with many relations
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EoK. ". y. REsT0s.

It is high compliment to Hon. W. D.
Fenton that his own county, where the
balance of the ticket was defeated by
s.l37, be was only beaten II votes. His
was purely a political Office aad be
could expect to carry but few votes on
account of personal popularity. DIR.
Fenton has lost nothing IN this contest
9 On the contrary, no man in Oregon to.
day stands better with bis party and
has more completely the respect Of all,
and the manly contest he made has won
hin. host Of friends among the people
He made a most favorable impression
all over the State and showed greater
abilities than most people gave him
zcredit of possessing. The party has
reason to feel proud of its standard.
bearer. STANDARD.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, Administrator de
bonis non with the viii annexed, Of the
estate Of Woo!en Davis deceased, has fi.ei
bis final account as guch Administrator
In the County Court OF Linn county, Ore
gon. aud by order OF said Court, Monday
the 81 day OF July, 1882 at the hour OF one
o'clock, p. M, Of said day Il set for the
time OF hearing OF objections t. said ae-
count and for the settlement thereof All
persons interefted in said estate are here
by notified 10 file their objections 70 said
account and the settlement thereof ON or
before said day.
JoHy j. DAVIS,
Administrator de bonis non with the will
annexed OF the estate OF Wooden Davis,
deceased.
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scIo, June 18Th, 1882.

DCiOf juno IoLHg 1909
III. Democrat
The city still keeps up appearances
notwithstanding the sultry weather.
Last week the rain descended on tho
just and on the unjust, which greatly
pleased tho farmers, az the ground WAS
getting very dry aud some are not
through summer following yet.
Since our last lett = tho family or Mr.
Frank Robinson has been increased by
enc. The family arc all doing vol.
Among tho visitors here NO notice
Miss Irvine, Of Brownsy;lle, aud Il. g.
PcntIand, Of scattle.
Tho Christian church has "A new
minister In the person Of Rev. D1ty Of
Kansas. The above denomination will
hold = campmOoling few miles from
5cio, beginning next Saturday.
The celebration on the Fourth is
bound TO be big snecess rs the com
mittee having the thing in charge are
composed Of men who are bound 70 sur
mount every obstacle Already a large
amount Of coin las been subscribed By
the citizens.
"CivEs."
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Final Settlement.

N0TIcEis hereby given that the un-
IN designed, Administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of ElYira Nc
Farland deceased. has filed in the County
account as such administrator aud by
order of said Court, Monday the 7th day
of August, 1882, at the hour ofone o'clock,
p. m., of said day. is set for hearing objec-
tions to said scount and the settlement
thereof. Any person interested in said
estate is hereby notified to appear and file
his or her objections to said final account
on or before said day.
b. G. MCFARLAND,
Administrator.
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Now 10 sEcrRE HEALTH.

II seems strange that any one win suffer from the
many arrangements brought By an impure con-
diuon Of the blood when SCovILLS SARsAPARiL-
IA AND STiLLlNGIA, or Blood aud LAYER Syrup
VIII restore perfect health 20 the physical orgaixa
tion IL In Indeed strengthening syrup pleasant to
take, aud has proven itself 10 be the best blood puri
der discovered. edestually cing Serofula Syph-
ilstc disorders, Weakness Of the Kidneys EryspeIas
Malaria, all peryous Disorders and debility bilious
complaint and all diseases indicating an impure con-
dtion OF the blood, liver, kidneys stomach, kn etc
II corrects indigestion. single bottle win prove to
You its merits health renewer, for Il ACTS
LIKE A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is OF
exhaustive nature, having tendency TO lessen
the natural vigor u the brain and nervous system
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FUNERAL demonstrations were held
In San Francisco last Ssbbath, under
the auspices of the Italians in that city.
The procession vas a mile long ard v,ss
witnessed by fully $4,000 people. Too
much honor cannot be paid to the mem
ory of the Italian patriot, who ranked
among tie first of the worlds great
heroes, and will be spoken with the
names Of Napoleon, Cromwell and
Washington.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
EUCKLKx.s ARxIcA sALsx.

The beat salve ia the world for cuts, bru,s
e, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet.
ter, chapped hands, ehilblains, corns and Al
kinds Of skin eruptlons. This save is guar.
antecd TO give perfect stisfactioA in every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box.
For sale by Foshay and Masen, wholesale
agts ID Moore, Scio ID Foley, Lebanon
Vista o Cornelius, Turner RA RAmpy,
Harrisburg Starr and BlAkely, Browns
vile.