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New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
Columbus o., June ls. 1888
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orylcR on TuE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO,rANr}
At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders Of this sss s Sn e9sasng S9 IN t s ssns s
stock OF the company millions Of dola sad increase 70
he usea % or y ,I,y y, toui1a ,5ai1Se - 'i'"'
ooe thousand shares Of stock issued retire
the bosds OF 1884 VIII be offered atpar 70 e sieckhodes
oi record At closing Of The books on May 2t inst eaeh
For every I shares ihen held Subscriptions viii be received
from 25th Of May TO June 20 inclusive by mo
oi the oohPSn1N PcSn1NpITIoNs OF sUBsCRIPTIoN
Payments viii be required as follows
70 per cent June 30. 1888 ,
g g Ger Ger cent cent or on RsPS s g 1883
80 per cent on NAY 20, lssi
20 Der June TO- 1854 -, ,., ., esreca,n n,
And 1PSn ss ha ss as Of per cent VIII bo oil
who shan neglect subscribe or shan omit
TO 10 the OF the on Or before me W.
e% sr them en- shall be- deemed by Board Of Managers TO
declined The privilege S man neglect 10 pay any
Of e su.eqneat before iss day fred for
s s hsiS tss soaa o S MSassrs may
Ss men SSs ana " HR mere
on 'ofie''eu !" ''' '''lP Treasurer
TnF East TESsEssRF vIReIxA Axp GEoaelA r H. co.,
~ NKw.YoEK April u. 1888
NOTICE-There will be q meeting OF the
see yEns 6eors Railroad Company held o. sns once ,
e S hs esy So%phny 9f gaS sss 4 at cloeE Day
isS isnsons tSsssr with such matters may be SUBJ
Transfer books will remain closed from juno is' juno
29s 1 6Sth ng9ei ns S Ss,'s gis Board Of pirectora
ny 0Fuoi oi '"' 'O"'N - l. A. sCHwAE. Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
IN have made application for the REMOVAL OF Cetnceie 40
515 for share oi stock Delaware and artan c9Aa
Couuauy Rupkie Rea aud dhien te VI Jam
ul'' ''''' ' ELLEN RIA.
PETER :. DALEY,
Administrators Of hunkle kea. deceasea.
TERRITORIAL 1KRssUREKs ORFfcK, !
YAEK1OS, Dakota MAY 81 1881. !.
In accordance Of the Icgis!auve Arculo o
Dakota entitled 20 provide funds lof me
nj
ard oT Constructing the building thereof srd or othet
pnrposes" approved February "a 1888 VIII reeve
This Office until OF July o. lss sealed ioa
nnrchase Of the whole any part OF s00O coupon
the Territory Of Dakota o. OF s9oo eS, %
pei annum annually on the rst dsy ol
and JuT iI each year the Chemical NAuonn BANK
YORK City, running tweny years and psyape a. & shy yhar %
date Of lane Hon.s VIII DO on oea
Ing Interest July J. 1853 EnNsi1Pe, P. nara 8ui
reTSy" he nsht reserved 20 reject sey OF al pn FUR
ther Information iufh'Snea "N W. II. McvAY.
Territorial Treasures
M Ii. JOHNSON,
BROKER IN PETROLEUM.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
7TIE CENTRAL RATTR0AD COMPANY OF
SHAMOKIN, SUNBURY & LEWIS.
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY.

Issue OF 81 100000 First Mortgage Five cent Con-
pom Bones secured by mortgage upon the entire railroad
the Company executed "Tho Pennsylvania Company i9
fnsurances Lives aud Granting Annuties OF Phaoe
pha, as trustees for the bOndholdors
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE:LOns, SLi;:. One acre; ns
i,h sbnn dance OF shade and uit building neAEp n
ma" has siTieen rooms with modern s thc
large situation quiet high and most eng,oe VAN from The
"a "a 90 81 syerues In this place. ten minutes Nas
nnest AfeIRM " MANsFIELD Real Estate Agent Danbuly'
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

DJTTTFR MAKER.-Who understands hand
ID ling milk butec single man prefeETsi call or adj
dress i,0l3 4th -svo.
WANTED. "A thoroughly experienced chile
aress in writing stating references A o. b. 4S7 Pennsy
yapa-aye. Washington, D. O.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
e-oIINTpv pFSIDEYCE FOR SALE.

desirable residence and acres ea ai " me ho1se is
oariv new large and commOdious conalhs boarding
heai a,.d tor a private residence or suhhier 1s
Mouse there is large barn and ogthOTss % om FsminS
land me inc coptP seat and miles from station On Lggn N
Valley Railroad snordmg easy eommnnGia e iaa dns snm
and "a in one most deignta pait - M No
lei '.rrnded by beautiful scenery VITA pure s ,hay
soioy n v1 Be soa favorable terms hos n ~
particulars cal Oh Vi "u"''' Flemngton, n j.
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Continued from last weck.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

1t is fact not generally known that the
james Boss Gold Watch Gases really con.
tain more pure gold than many solid"
gold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led to the manufacture of very
poor grade of solid gold watch cases
low in quality, and deficient in quantity.
These cases are made from AZ to 10 karats,
and u or 6 karat case is often sold for II
or IA karats. 1t is NOT economy to buy a
watch case SO poor in quality that it will
soon lose its color, or one SO soft that it will
lose its shape and fail to shut tight, thus
letting in dust and damaging the works, or
one SO thin that slight blow will break
the crystal, and perhaps the movement.
1t IS economy to buy james Boss Gold
Watch Gtse, in which NONE of these things
ever occur. This watch case is not an erperi-
ment-it has been made nearly thirty gears.
HAzLEToS. Pa. Oct "a ISL
sold two James Boss Gold Watch Gases thirty
years ago, when they first came out and they are IN
good condition yet One of them Is carried by
carpenter, alr. l.. W. Drake, OF Hazleton, and only
shows the wear III one or two places; the other by
Mr.. Bowman, Of Cunningham, Pa; and can pro-
duce one or both Of these cascs at amy time.
SYLVESTER EsGLE, Jemeier.
Send stamp To K~y,tane Watch Case t,rt r, Phls
dsphis. r Handsome Illustrated Pamphlet ,to"he how
james Do.s and key.tone watch ts-e- are made.
Ito be Contt1ued.)
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Varieties of Starch.

The starch oi every plant differs from
IT'S nel2ii'"rs both in size and shape,
ind this has i considerable influence
on the character of the vegetable or
gan IN which ii is stored up; the
hardness of rice, Tor instance, being
due 10 the fact that the rice granules
are extremely minute. with angular
corners which iii closely and firmly
together; whereas potatu.starch is
large ami round. with considerable
inttispaces filled with water,
ana So forms Il comparatively
soft mass. But not withstanding
their outward points of difference, in
chemical composition tLe starches are
al identical. consisting of c;uDOn,
hydrogen, ami Oxygen exactly the
same materials rs sugar il composed
of, and better known rs the compo.
nent elements of coal and water.
Leaving the many varieties ui
starch IN the mean while, let us con.
slider one species. namely, that of
wheat, because it il the most impor.
tant IN this c0unry, forming the basis
OF our daily read.-From ~ Gntnula
IF St"r"h." in Popuir Seience for Sep
tcn,Jtr.
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The Superintendent of Public In
structlon has issued a circular calling
attention to the importance of the annual
school meeting to he held ON the first
Saturday of September, at 7 O'Clock, p.
m, unless: Il different hour he fixed up
on. The best men and women, all
who feel AN interest in the success of
the public school, should he present and
take part in the work of the meeting.
Preliminary I" the annual meeting the
School Board should hold its meeting,
and settle with the treasurer. In its re-
port to the meeting it should give the
amount Of money needed for teachers
wages, length of term of school, repairs
needed, supplies needed, etc, placing
before the people all facts, that they
may have perfect knowledge of the
condition of the district Let this meet
ing he generally attended throughout
the county, he free with suggestions,
and the result will he favorable to the
school system.
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MANKATo FREE Press
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81. 1888.
MONTHLY MAGAZINES.
Women's Health Journal. "

Contains valuable information on
the diseases of woman ONLY. Pub
lished hy LADY PHYSICIANS who
have made these peculiar weak
ness of the sex their sole study for
years. 1t gives the causes, symp
toms, AMI sure home treatment for
Prolapsus Uteri. of falling of the
Womb and all displacements. Leucor-
rh@a 81 Whites, Irregular, suppress
ed or painful Menstrlmtion, Flooding
Sick AMI Nervous Headache, lnIiycS.
ton. Dyspepsia, Heartburn. Weak.
ness IN back ana stomach, Scrorula
Pains in side, Dizziness. kidnr,
Comp'aint, Barrenness, Nervous Pros.
trati"n, Depression Of Spirits. Gcner
al Debility of Woman and change oi
HE. sen: on receipt OF six cents in
stamps. Address, DIR. Rush's Muli.
cal Association, Nunda, New York
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Vital Questions J!


Ask ~ mca' eminent physician
OF any sclio what is the best thing in the
world Tor quicting and alIayinp all irritation
OF the nerves and curing all forms al nervous
com plants, giving natlIal, childlikc refresh
in% sleep always
And they will tell you unhesitatngiy
"Somc form of HOps!'
CHAPTER l.
Ask any or all of the most eminent physi-
clans:
What is the best and only remedy that can
he relied Oh To- cure all diseases Of the kid
neys and urinary organs; such aus Bright s
diseases, diabetes, retention or inability to
retain urine, and all the diseases and all
mcnts peculiar to women
And they will tell you explicitly ami en-
phatically "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
"What is the most reliable and surcst cure
for I'LL liver diseases or dyspepsia; constipa
ton, indigestion, bilioIsncss, malarial fever
ague. &c - and they will tell you:
Mandrake! or Dandclion!'
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop bittcrs, such /.
CHAPTER H.
wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which is so varied in It's opera
tons that no disease or i'll health can pos
SiDly exist or resist its power, AMI yet il is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child To use
"PatirntS
''Aimost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians OF
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs called c"nsump
ton, have been cured
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony of neuralgia. nervousness
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar I,
women,
People drawn ont of shape from cxcruci
ating pangS of rheumatism.
lnfammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofuia!
Eryslpclas!
Salt rhcum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia
indigestion. and in fact almost all diseases
frail
Nature is heir To
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof al
which can be found in every neighborhood il
the known world.
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The North ImericaH RecteU for Sen.
TENDER is IN admirably constit uttd
number, whether we regard the
nmelines and Importance of the sub
jccts presented, or thecmincnt com.
petence of the authors chosen for
their discussion. First comes Estate
Regulation of Corporate Profits. 10y
Chici-JuStice Il. Nj. Cooley. of Mich
ig;,n, showing how far, 10y wise legis
alton and 10y applying in the spirit
of enlightened Jurisprudence the
principles of the common laws, the
narrowing eXactiOns of corporate
munopollcs in general may he re-
STAINED and the interest of the
people etfectually conserved. John
y. kaSson, NJ. c., writes on MUM
clpal Reform and offers suggestions
Tor the abatement of the evils of
misgovernment in our great municip-
alities that will command the earnest
interest of all good citizens without
respect of party. Richard Grant
White treats of "ClaSS Distinctions
in the United States Il subject that
is destined to occupy more and more
the attention of the American people
rs great fortunes increase. "ShuOt-
ing at Sight is the subject of some
pertinent reflections 10y James Jack.
son, Chief-Justice of the State of
Georgia. In Facts about the Caucus
and the Primary" George Walton
Green unveils the tricks practiced by
political managers in large cities. The
well-known English essayist, w. III.
Mallock, contributes Conversations
with Il solitary" in which he sets
forth with much ingenuity the argu-
mcnts adverse to popular government
The Rev. DR.. ID. ;. l'helan contri-
bates an article sparkling Witt!h-eer,:;;
Z s III 80 Oh the "LimitatiOns of Free
thinking Finally, Grant Allen, the
most charming Of all living writers Oh
natural history, discOurses Oh An
American Wild Flower" Published
ut 20 Lafayette Place, New York, and
for sale by booksellers generally.
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According to Herr Richard Andee
there are 6,I39, 900 Jews i'm the world.
Fivc.siXtIls live in Europe. Asia has
IS2, Si7. The greatest proportion is In
lioumania, or twice as high in Rus
STA. Norway, he says, contains only
thirty. -four.
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At a dairy farm near Berlin, where
there are 100 cows, to the constcrna-
ton of the owners, the whole herd
got drunk. For two days the cows
were wholly intractable, attempting
To gore the mixers and believing in
concert. BY some mistake the per.
son watering the COWS turned the
faucet of IL barrel of corn brandy,
which happened to be placed near
the water faucet, and the trough. III
stead of being filled with water, re
ceived brandy.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA SIXTH JuDICIA
- nLSlNlL.r. ni.Lrll Nnmrl. llmr Fart


STATE OF MlNNESDrA,S SIXTH JUDICIAL
~ DISTRICT. Distract Court, Blue Eart,
4 tGu,N
FrluA FiHr~iru, plaiuii,l. against Charles L.
Thur s, "A. tpi,'H i..ui.
H.. sat- ct NH.usptr leo IHa,l.S p glHrsioH. H.,
s.E.u.F.fs
Nou. Calrlc- I: Thgrston. ara hereby sum,
m'U,b .uG required a. answer The complaint
in thi- action winch ~ llyi "a the Office oi iii,
C!rTk at said District count, and Ia serve u
CnyN ct yuur answer IL the said complaint,
CA the suhst rihi~ AT their office in the city -!
haukutu, "a sat county. within twenty DAYS
after thu -iyrN ..' Fl thlS summons upon you,
UN'iu~iNrv l tie day al such service F.: and 10
l,u faIl o. s,r,agf,r the SAIL complaint within,
tho !iug iro1,#aId. the Plaintiff ina this action
wall iJhr iUt- ~ AGAINST NOu tor the sum
Ui unr hundred AMI hitN dollars " Ith interest
thereon lrnm ii' an daN ~ b,'r. mh"r lsSh
it-~sH. % pad prcrmt.Cr 18th -. h,'-ilcS the
east 81 ihi~ a'Iiun.
Dated. luls '.ui. \. u. iS>i.
TIpNhS y N>uEIEN,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
SH. Mankatu. Nina
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Its virtues are inquest ionahlr and H.
curative character absolute, aS tho writC'
can personally testify. both from rNp,ri,uC,
AMI observation. WI rite At once IL IL NNI.ptL
\ JE>>EN. hey Street. New York. cnclu>
Iug : ~ AMI You " III receive Icy return :
rrmcdN that viii enable you L. hear lIk" amy
Body els, and " hose curative effects viii Il,
p"TmiuCut. You will never rcisrCI doing So
-Ei,t.T .f N,rDErfi'r R,rt.ir.
- 10 avoid los, ia the Mails, please sen,
money 10y Registered Letters.
only impnrtcdhy ll\NLOCk n lENNEl
Sol" Agents fur America. Dcy 81. y
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THE rumOred effort to transfer the
super> ision of the Indians from the
Interior to the War Department of
!hc government is calling forth re-
marks of interest from many who
have had large experience in Indian
affairs, and the proposition, while
meeting with much opposition, has
many strong supporters. There is
no question but the policy the gov
ernmenL has pursued for many sears
has had the effect of making of the
red man Il pauper. With i bcneliccnt
nation To provide food, clothing, guns
AMI ammunition there has been no DC.
casiOn for him to work. 1t is doubt
full if the change to the War Depart
ment would improve them or lessen
the burden upon the government, but
it is clear that the present policy is
not successful. If any plan can be
devised to make the Indian of any
earthly use il should be done. If
not, let him shift for himself like
other mortals.
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~ MNl,INS.

SrNTE pF Ni&NE>'tfN. SlNrn u III
''CIAl DISTRICT District Count, lila,
Earth county
Era u. i.Nuns. Plaintiff, AGAINST Charlie l.
rEugsInu, Defendant.
r.. N..... rH.....a 20 TsuIHs +. fsrrs''H
The .f.r. .f.5..| 81. y. ...i.saf.
You. -.iuluvit'udtuI are h"u,lN sIImuHnCN
aud required e. answer th" complaint IN thi'
action which ,'u HE ,u tia ellie" al iE'
,l,Ti, pl Itu District Count 10y ~:Iii County al
Elg.,. l..rrih .iri 10 -.'.s"a copy at your an
sNrriu tii' said complaint. 81 thr ~u''#.ri'"l
al tn,..r., -i!,,-,. "a ~, al, 81 Nau,Ith. 'sId
CDliulN. within tv,''liN dIN~ AFTER Ihr >rrN Ir'
DIlHl. at. rrtu.l~ uI.nt' You. CN,iu~iN'"t thu
Ia, ul such s,.p Gee: AMI itNuu iuI 1" answer
IA. ~:,it complaint Wihiu The tine uiurr said
Tia. HlalBitH 900 iR.- l'Ituu Viii take IudS
u4,ug .ts:'Iu-i N,ti lot thu sam a .shIN tom
anal O.. .rH Dntltr-,W ". IN lninrr4i ~ "|Nrn lH'I
coat irnIn IN. ..r.; ia, 90 November lsN', To-
..Iu..# thr ,tr.I ,fl ilIIE .irIIuU
Dated .iul, l'lH. \ a. 49,.
THOMAS \ " ASaiii I'm,
3'nrFs.fbr'- NtfUrilt.N
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An Answer Wanted

Can any one bring us case of Liver
or Kidney Complaint that Electric Bit
tiers will not speedily cure. We say
they cannot, as thousands OF cases have
already been permanently cured and
who are daily recommending Electric
Bittcrs, will prove. Bright's Diseases,
Diabetes, Weak Back, or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. The purify
the blood, regulate the bowels, and act
directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at 80 CTS,
per bottle by JOHN a. SAMBORN.
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STNTE OF MINNESOTA, County of Elur
- Ea:lh. iu Probate Court.
In Tho matter "t ihc estate of Srphronla
L.. Fri-hi,. deceased.
Nult,v d. H,r'tN given To- all persons hay
iu.s claims aul Demands against In" estate 81
SuphUHaa Il. Iri~i,ic. decreased. that thu judge
81 PROBATE ui ~Gld county viii hear. cN-
amino. ami adjust claims and demands against
lad estate. al rs office ia ihc city ~ Mankl'
t.. in sand county uu tn, l9th ,laN at November
ISL AMI ga Tia, nm ,lIN at February 1871. M
10 O'Clock ia the forenoon ou each al said
DAYS. ami that ~ mruth. tram the >Ih day
uI Au.gi~t l~~i. h.N, h,'vU limited AMI allowed
To- s.tld Probate CourI Tor creditors Ia pre-.
sent their claims.
.lND 4. NOE.
Executor A.. al Snphruuia II. frIShIr. de-
ceased
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BETTER THAN IT'S PROMISE
ALL OVER.
What Rested and Refreshed Weary
Man in MamnhiS

Man in Memphis.
"NO, il never amounted To an acute pain,
but continued To he u dull weary ache i'm the
small of my back" writes Mr.. James Thomas
of No. 50 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
This was an old experience. and life became
duh musicx was tired all over, with pain in
the lower fnnbs and habit of lying awake
Of nights. Recently tried one of BENSON'S
CAPC1NE POROUS PLASTERS and was
decidedly relieved within twenty-fOur hours,
Ii may have been Providence that did the
work. but give the credit to Bcnson's por-
GUS plaster" Mr.. Thomas reverential idea
does him credit, but Providence works 10y
agents, and among them BcnsOns plaster
ranks first us an external remedy. 1t acts
quickly in relief ana healing, and renders
life better worth living. Price 25ccnts. LooH
CAPCINE. Ask your physician about il.
Scabury L. Johnson, Chemists. New York
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MAKE HENS LAY
EARS FOR THE million!
r0a Nbnn!c p1lr1m nj Nnqp.!y nil

Positively Rrstor The Iiralin~, ana Is
the only A.'snluicturc for deafness known.
rhis pli j. ihsiricl"d from peculiar species
~ Snali White SHARK. rHl"ht ~ the l.iluw
S'a, known as t'kEIn NRpi'pN EpNiEiITrli.
E,Cry hiIlcSr iIsh, rman knows II. IT. Nir-
tues as - restorative uf hcarinr.was discover
81 =, 4 iudhiSi Priest aluui The year llln.
IT. cares were ST. numerous AMI many 49,
~r"mln-il miraculous, thai the remedy WAS
'ii,aiiy proclaimed over the entire Empirr,
IT. u>r h'csmc So universal that for over AN
wears no Deafness hats existed amun# thv
thin'S" people. Srnt, CHARGES prepaid, g.
.lHN al, 1t - Al Ma, 80
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The most reliable, carefully prepared an,
A Perfect Remedy in 20 Diseases.

-NSIflIiI, VI Ms.
ain vcrping on eighty years, and deem IL
NV duty To suffering humanity to say that
my long lite Is due Ia lirandrcth's Pills which
nave been my sole medicine for half Al cen
tury. know the last forty-thrcc years oi
my life is owing solely Ia their use. Your
Pills saved me many times after the best
medical Sh Ill in several States had given In,
up a8 hopeless. have had many converts to
purgation with liraIilrcths Pills, AMI iii,,
seen them perform almost miracles al cure
For children. Il few Il. Scs have cured Incasi.s
scarrct fever, ana whooping cough. In nil
female troubles and weakness | have never
known them To fail In adult males ! have
known them Ia cure the worst cases of dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, kidney diseases, dyscI-
terry and darrhda; even dropsy, paralysis
and apnpleXy have yielded Ia persistent
course Of lirandreth's Pills. In fact I have
found the IN the true Life Elixir. They net as
continual preycntiyes against the effects al
time. disease, and labor.
JOHN III, MANN.
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Hear What the Deaf Say !!

| u has performed Il miracle In my case
HAY" nu un,arthly noises IN my head and
/ heat hul,h better.
! have h"vH greatly benefited.
Ny deafness helped 4 great drai-think an
! ether hottie will cure me.
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SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
PATIENTS

Obtained, aud all other business in the 4. =
Patent Oihcc attended To for MODERATE
FEES.
our office is opposite the L. >. Patent Of
ice, amt We can obtain Patients in less time
than tho" r'mrt" from WASHINGTON.
S"nd nODEI or DRAWING. We advise
as Ia paiCutubillty free of charge. and we
make NJ CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN
PATENT.
VI" refer, here, tothc Postmaster, tho Supt.
of Money order Div, ana IL officials ui the
L. :. paIrnt Office. For circular, advice,
terms, am! references tD actual clients iHyoIr
own State or county. address
e.. A. SNOW 81 CO.,
Opposite Patent Ofcc, Washington. ID. &.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
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