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what Beecher SAYS OF ButaT.

"Mr. Beecher, what do you think of
Butler?" Tne good-natured face Of the
distinguished orator again expanded
into broad smile. Mrs. Beecher
raised her eyes from the book she was
fperusing and laughed heartily, and all
present kept their hearing organs in
/ good tim.
butler, Butler" said Mr.. Beecher,
is an apocalyptic vision. with t, n horns
and as many eyes. There is but one
General Butler in The world like him.
and when be was cact the mode. was
either lost or destroyed. Butler unlike
his Democratic confreres, is orginal
and courageous. would like to see
him non mated By the Democrats ior
President-just for fun-and | would
come to Texas and Louisiana to SCI:
than: and pucker their lips as they swa..-
low their crow. Oh, it would be sweet.
Personally and privately Butter is
good man. He is an hoaest man. a
charitable man. a kindly man. | don't
believe that he ever turned deaf ear
to tale of distress, or ever let misery
60 unassisted. But when it comes to
high moral principle, he never had the
slightest vestige Of that article. and
never for moment dreamed that any
person else did. Iheard 4 story about
him few days ago from an old New
Hampshire man whcm I met in Cal
ifornia which is so genuinely Burlerian
that l am convinced of its truth. II
seems that when Ben was a young
man he courted the daughter of a
pious deacon in his neighborhood and
became engaged to her He soon
became convinced, however, that he
did not care for her as much as he
thought.and became anxious to breake
of the engagement. But he was lawyer
enough even then to know that a sud-
den breakup on his part would be
acfionable and he resolved on a STRAIT.
agem. One night he put on an old hat.
bungled in the crown so that it looked
pretty tough, and sailed forth through
the streets, whooping and staggering
like drunken man. He approached
a lamp and. taking up a couple OF
stones, he smashed 1t in smithereens
in a few moments. A policem IN came
along and arrested him and he was
fined $40 next morning Toward
noontide, however, he received polite
note from his betrothed stating that in
view of his conduct of the previous
evening. the engagement should be
declared off. This was all he wanted;
his ruse was successful, and of course
he was happy. This IS specimen of
the man. He is perfectly unscrupulous,
and will hesitate at nothing to carry his
Dolnt-Gakasston Nl1us.
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Bear in Mind.

Gardner & Co., at the Boston Store
on the north side of the square are
selling Glass and Queensware at cost
and don't you fail to remember it,
when you are in town. Get prices
everywhere else and then we will con-
vince you that you are saving money
by buying of US. Don't forget that
we back up every statement we make,
and that we are selling furniture cheap
er than any house in North Mo.
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Liberal Prices and Time,
oaaawks. llis., August ,s,.

H9s NuKUbt s..
am closing ali the last of INV H.,, r.,,,. g..
.aIi t.sn ana wi. .soan: please i.e call: vii
ed aud well watered with InsiinS ~ -, .n. - .
mos, Oh u has timber and and rock on IL. or near Al
i. nu' infrs small farms with rather cheap huild
,h,e w,,n,h one nie of the nourishinx town OF viii.
aS.; All, IN Adair county. north Missouri, that
pie e,e ~ Miimafhviile. could hny me out and h.rrS
hne pastarase as 1, affords large amoune or The
,s, ed S1!er. which never falls The balance OF nv
ians ha - IN sullivan county north Missouri Of ihs
n+s. quality for profitable farming an6 n.:. - IN
A"A" improvements. Re. Trcly Your
LukEW AOLEi6U
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on The ROAD.
CAMP DAY Woop, Oct. 2Sth 1853, ]
Two miles west of Nevada.
Vernon Co Mo

/
Two miles west of Nevada. !
Vernon Co., Mo. !
EDITOR GRApH1c.-As / promised
to write you in regard to our I'll,
through southwest Mo-, / will try ane
give you short detail of the country
thus far.
We left Brashear the morning o
Oct. 18th, 1883. Our first town Of any
note was Kirksville. After leaving
Kirksville we travelled south through
the west part of Macon Co., crossing
the H. & st, 10 R. K at Calico. The
Crops about the same as in Adair Co
Our next town was Salisbury, Chari.
ton Co. We found very fine wheat
country lying north of Salisbury. Av.
erage crop per acre IS bu. Land
worth from $35 to $40 per acre
Our next town wa Glasgow. Very
good country from Salisbury to Glas-
gov. Com some better than with us.
We crossed the river there. We then
Travelled west to Marshall, the county
seat of Saline Co., a beautiful town OF
ONE GOO inhabitants.
Our next town of note was Browns
vile, located IN the southwest part of
Saline county. They have two noted
springs there known as Sweet and
White Sulphur, 80 acres of an enclos-
ure used for hotel bath rooms, dancing
hall. livery barn, etc. The HoteI Is a
very fine building about Sox12o feet,
IS feet high aud can accommodate 500
guests. The water used for bathing
purposes is from the spring 5 miles
east. They have under ground pipe
from Akesion to Sweet springs. They
only receive visitors from June 1st to
Sept. 1st. Had A. 500 the last year.
The amount received from visitors at
the springs for the ; months was $25,-
900. Population of Brownsville about
1900. Corn IN Saline is good. Wheat
looks well the acreage large. Land
worth trom.$35 to $50 per acre.
After leaving Brownsville. our next
town was Warrensburg, county seat of
Johnson county, good town of about
5000 population. A fine county for
wheat and corn. Land ranges in
price form SIS to $40 per acre.
Our next town was Clinton, county
seat OF Henry Co., very nice town OF
about 1000 inhabitants.
On our road through western Henry
and eastern Bates We found the best
corn that we had seen IL our travels.
Butler the county-seat Of Bates is
also good town.
Rich Hill IL miles south of Butler, a
mining town. They claim a population
Of four thousand. The first building
was erected but a little over three
years ago. They have very extensive
coal mines, their land ranges from $50
% $50 an acre in this county Our
1ext town Nevada. county-seat of
Vernon county. This is far the best
own we have passed through. They
lave three Banks and claim popu-
alton OF 6ooo. This far Vernon is as
,ood county as we have seen. Land
S worth $40 to $40 here.
The country since crossing the Mo.
ivcr is generally underIaid with lime
tone cropping out occasionally. We
ave found plenty of Springs They
eem to be growing more cattle in
Henry Bates and Vernon counties than
aline Pettis and Johnson While the
,tter feed more.
We have had plenty OF rain with
tile too much last night. This has
cen fine sun shiny day the warmest !
nce we started. Very Respectfully. !
Ar l. CrpNcr-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at I,oouyIIle Mo-. AM 70 ;.

Sofice is hereby given that the fo;loving n.n.a
setter mas sled notice Of his intention to make nm
PEooi IN support Of his claim. aud II the Judges
absent aud said court Is not in session then b.
the clerk thereof that said proof will be made
W i"Ie lnrse of th. county court Of Adsir county
5a,' 80 w: James W. Murray, presumption D. s. No
p o., TOT the nv IL OF ss IL. Sertion 81, To- 6a
d.auee !. west de names the 4, flowing witness see
prove MS continuous reside upon and cuittyas
IN ~, oI; saiI land. Wis: Green Il. Cunningham of
az, az, NO., John Nedacre. of Zig No. Robert =
iMurray, OF Loeftier. Mo. T. Cbeesemsn ~
t1a L1eoiner No: said James W. Murray must pay for
the publication Of this notice p.' 'oA
GuSTAYE RIECHE Reais,s.
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All Slowed Up.

Carothers & Greene are prepared to
stove up any building in the couutry.
Churches, school houses, family resi-
dences or any other place where good
heating or cooking stoves are required,
supplied promptly.
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ssIui. III NacAtlOn. Oct 18th.
James II. VIII; ans, pl'hvs Carrie Williams liz,
AZ This day come the Piainiin herein bv l,s nj,
Soney, before the undersigned clerk Of sssS CONT
~ vacation and Niles his petition stating nnons
othef tninRs That the above named t,efanT.n, n.
non resident OF the State or Nj ssourt whe errnnon 4,
otu.red by the clerk that said defendant he nn,i
heu oy publication. that Plaintiff has cOmmenceS
sui against Der In this court the general obi.cr
anu nature OF which Is TO tain = derre,. On co,rc
attssoivIng the bonds OF matrfnony CONTRACTED Nv,
tnem on the 18th ay Of August ISs? on fhs rro,nS
ot continned abuse OF plaintiff Defendant ana Al a.
wa. % %ueenuai had committed adultery with diver,
psIues anu now leading the lie OF \ prosfi,nt.
.nu tat nnI less the said Carrie tl.auis ne I.osn
usnt De and appear at this court 81 tbenext te,r,
insreoi. 10 be begun and holden AZ the ,'n,,,
House IN The the town Kirk -ville In sad .orr',
on me 10Th day OF December. ias3 nexr and ~, ~
oei3re he Nfh day of said term answer or nis.t
, 70 ne reunion In SALT canse. the same viii hs
cor.iinyly. ieAoefeu az
Ana Il is farther ordered that coz, hereof n.
Puunsheu Accor.ing to law In the Week. Gr,nhi.
e.spsPpsr p' hi'shed In said County
S'as ot Missouri. County OF Adsir
" .. Ashloek. clerk Of ,he circuI. rou-t ~
s nl county, Aforesaid. ..ereby cert.f, fhst tbs
acse true copy OF the original Order of puhit
@ nsnon, IN tue cause therein named a. Ihe anne an
pears In my once. 80 e ss"e sP-
hness my hand rs clerk aud fhe sen, n, ..,s
% Done At ONCE in Kirksvtlie this is n d.S az
.'et.. lseS 2c-it WI. AsRfO,E 1y.r "
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Ietterx nj ,,,,t,s
tration upon the estate of Gcorve r Da.isc
Musir county deceased. have been grsnie 10 ~.
.naersxned James N. Dodson BY the p,eAes
DAY OF OF October. iss1. All persons hasins ssims
,si estate ARE required to e1hi.ss them 10
said Letters or they may be precs..ss,t fror, nv
,psnsut OF sueh estate and ifsuch slans he not T
Oct. 1ith, 1855. "A''e"'
JAMES N. DODSON.
n,s .Aominiss,Asas 2I Geo. T. Dodson deceasea
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Normal Students.

Bear in mind w. }. Fout positively
will not be undersold on Normal Text
Books. Don't squander your cash till
you have called at the west side Book
store.
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The Weather.

Rainy weather still continues, but,
Notwithstanding, ], s. Baker & Co.'s
delivery wagon is continually on the go,
delivering fresh groceries and best feed
to all parts of the city.
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Fine Brick.

John Bernard requests US to say that
ne has just finished burning one of the
finest kilns OF brick ever made IN
klrhsviile. and that he Is prepared to
hIl orders promptly, and on short
notice
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Carothers e. Greene have rhe largest
hns of stoves in northeast Missouri.
They also carry complete stock OF
plain and fancy glassware ard queens
ware. For parlor and library swing
ing lamps call on them. They have all
styles ar bottom prices.
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THE N. Y. STORE

Is headquarters for Doors
and Shoes and RUBBER GooDs.
you can't afford to buy until
you have seen their stock and
got their prices.
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Greentop Graphics.

oNEEN 1Ofs W. 20, AS III hSs SAA0'
of the season has made its appearance
and from now we may expect to com
bat with the lnclepencies of the Boreal
incident to winters cold.
Boring fol. coal is IN active progress
here now. The prospectors appear tt
be of good cheer in anticipation ofsuc
cess.
Mr.. G. Darling shipped from thi!
place on Monday of this week, a Cal
load of fatted cattle for the St. Loui:
market. They were purchased from
Capt. R. N. Toler. We did not learn
the price raid.
A series of religious rcvivals are in
progress at this place this week, under
the Traction of the Rev. Rozell OF
Kirksville, ably assisted Dy the Rev.
Benz. Stauber, of Glenwood. The
Sundays sermon by tie latter gentle
man whose sermon was founded upon
John XVI, 7, was a powerful. beauti-
full and comprehensive discourse as IS
each of his sermons. The meetings
will continue indefinitely.
Mr.. w. a McKeehan, our popular
druggist and Mr.. Jacob Wittmer, an
other of our genial citizens were in at.
tendance at Barnum's show at Ottum.
wa last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Gatlin returned
a few days since from Alexandria. Mo-,
at which place they had been visiting
their son, Mr.. c. A. Gatlin who is w.
& P. Ry. agent at that place.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lind, wife OF former
townsman of this place, but now Ry.
agent at York, Iowa, last Monday re-
turned home after couple weeks WIS.,
it among relatives and friends here.
YoNKER.
GREENroP, Mo-, Oct. 31.-With the
sunshiny days, cheerfulness is peHad-
ing everybody's hearts.
The protracted meeting which we
announced in our last, as being in pro-
yress here under the direction of Rev.
Roszell assisted by Rev. ]. Stauber, of
came to a sudden close by
he pastor, Elder Roszell beng !aim-
ID by fall which he met with at Glen
wood last week. The meetings were
Increasing in daily interest.
Mr.. A. Erickson is here this week |
oading and shipping a large quantity
# Walnut lumber to the Chicago mar
,ets.
Our merchants appear to be busily |
'ngaged.
Farmers complain OF corn injuring
n the fields occas,oned by the protract-
d spell of wet weather which has late
y been experienced in this section.
The coal company here are pushing
heir work along rapidly. A depth of
'early one hundred feet has been
cached. They feel sanguine of soon
eaching paying vein. One has al.
eady been IT ached, OF about slx inches
a thickness.
Our Wilmathville friends are receiv.
,g large quantities of goods BY this
lace.
Mr.. John Finch, a pioneer citizen of |
lis section and of whom We made {
'ention some time since as being very {
nwell is still in critical condition. S
Our people are sorely feeling the /
ant of a good school. We hope the
resent occasion oftheir anxiety for a 7
st class school will urge them 10 soon {
'ect, over the ashes of their former c
'hool building, structure that will re. r
,ct credit upon the enterprise and |,
lslness capacities Of our community.
hen the proper time arrives, let all Il
show helping hand t,
ward giving this place creditable t
hooi. YoNKER.
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Rubber Clothing.

Ne7o u00elties in G0ssaney Clokkinp
for Men, Boys, Ladies and Misses
Guaranteed .s0oa and largest skofk tn
the tifp at b. +. LAiHKIN'.S,
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EIegant.

Oh. Those beautiful. and ele giant
swinging library lamps, with pendant
prisms. Now on sale at BEoKroL &
SNy DEEs.
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How the goods do 60 at Willard
Bros. II Is not strange when you know
the quality of their goods and their
bedrock prices
Carothers 4 Greene would be gl, 8.
see everybody in the county.
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The Double Heater for Hard Coal
will heat room below and a room
above, with same fuel. Stove to be
seen at BEcKroI & Sxyprp,S
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For the latest shades in Ia
dies Dress Flannels, go to the
New York Store every time.
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The Climax soft-coal base burner,
is the only successful stove of the kind
IN the market Call at Carothers e.
Green's and see them.
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Ten and half pounds of fine Sugar
for $1.OO at J. ID. Stephens & Sons.
Sold everywhere else at only ten lbs.
to the $1.00.
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Everything NEW in dress
Goods just received at the
New York Store.
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The stock of candies at Bennett &
Nelson's is simply immense and of the
finest quality. They also carry a fine
line of fancy cigars.
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Robt Clark Is wholesale agent fol-
Dupont's powder. 12ti
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Barb wire cheaper that ever at
Clark's Hardware Store.
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Tickets are now on sale for the
opening of the new Opera House on the
l9ta.
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Bennett & Nelson would call the
especial Attention OF the ladies 70 their
large and elegant stock Of glass ware.
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MARRIED.

SnoTr-TRuITT-ByA A. Kinyon. j. r.. ~ tie
rrsidenee of ". j. fruitt in Liberty township. on
Sunday. Oct. 2sti,. Nr. Geo. v. shoft and Nisa
Snsan q. rrulti, all Of Adair county.
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The Morning Glory base burner for
hard coal is the stove that Is taking the
lead and is giving the bes. satisfaction.
Sold and warranted by Roht. Clark.
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Becktol & Snyder ara sold agents for
the celebrated Hazard Powder.
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Go to headquarters for Flour and
Feed by ear load, wagon load or sack
at Ross & Cos.
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G. q. Fargo & Cos Hand
made Boot.

The best In the market at
the New York Store. Prices
range from 50 % and $3.50 to
s4.0O.
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Se7en pounCs choice coffee tor one
dollar at Stel hens & Sons east side
square.
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Look cut for A. butcher next week.
He will have something good to tell
You.
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The Pen,nsular Stoves still take the
lead. Messrs Becktol & Snyder have
Just furnished Smiths Writing Insfi-
tute with tour of these fine stoves.
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Ross & Co., buy by the car load for.
cost and can sell cheaper than ANYBODY.
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LADIES REMEMBER.

The n. Y. Store has the
largest and handsomest stock
of DRESS GooDs in Kirksville.
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Builders Hardware a specially at
BEcKToL & SNYDERs.
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Queensware and Glassware cheap
Call and see Us. BEcKroL & SNYDER.
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Stable for rent. Apply at this Of
fee. If
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The finest line of heating stoves ever
brought to the city is at Clark's Hard
ware store.
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Gold Coin and Gold Medal, Cook and
Heaters. now on exhibition at
BEcKTJL & SNYpER's,
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Hats.

For your latest style hats
60 to the New York Store.
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Use Dupont Sea Shooting powder.
is the hest.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State OF Missouri. County of Sdair "a
- In the Circuit court Of Adair county
Oee; term. iaoS. In vacation Oct LNh. isse
'ames II. Wiiilms, pl'h vs. Carrie Williams IL,
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ware store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-01
Protection or Rain.

On the afternoon Of Wednesday,
last week, Hon. VIM. d. Kelly, the
"father Of the House of Represent
atives," landed in New York on his
return from % voyage to England,
and as he stepped off the steamer,
said: 81 have come back more
vehement protectonist than l was
before / left. While in England |
visited Manchester, where | stopped
with my friend, Col. Albert d. Shaw,
our consul | visited also Bradford,
Sheffield and the other manufactur-
ing centers as we'll as a great many
places in France A lengthy review
of my observations touching the
economic questions that | was try
ing to investigate would be neces.
sary. The fact that women are do
ing the heaviest work in rolling
mills and toundries at starvation
wages is ample evidence of the con
di,i,p of Labor IN ENGLAND What
r,,.;..,. ia ~. ~. II. ~ .
w : '''iN o".u '' ''iO 'es'l' y =
--a'ate'ia reduction m the average
rate of duty on textile iron and
steele goods? | would simply say
I.,. ,l,,.,., ,,.,,,ll c.,ll..,,. ,,,.,.,,,;,,,
If ON, industries and an oyertbrow
If our financial system ~ GREAT a
tbot,f lsIe-5l and isqq ~ n,dar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-01

AVE on WISCONSIN IOWA

STATE OF WISCONSIN IOWA
Count. tourt-ln Probate
I'm the matter 81 the estate OF William a.
O0lcy. deceased
Letters OF administration on ,ie estate Of VIM.
a Ooey deceased, having been issued TO e..
scott Ansley.
ir Is DssEb that six months from and
after this date be, and .r, hereby allowed, for
the creditors Of said William A. Ooley, de-
ceased 20 present their claims for examination
and allowance
ORDERED URrHEE. that the claims md de-
mm- DIS of all persons against said deceased be
received examined and adjusted by this court
ut regular terms thereof to DE held at the Court
House, iu thc village of D0dgeHlle, in said
county on Che frs Tuesdays OF May and
June A. lSSi and that notice thereof be
given by publication OF this order for four weeks
successfully I'm the Mineral Point TRIBUNE q
weekly newspaper published at Mineral Point
in said county By the Court:
JOHN T. JONES, County Judge
Dated Dodgeylle Wis, oct 81, 1883. tlWl
ALpEo jerks, attorney for Administrator
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-01
81 EaeMnreled.

A liberal reward will he paid to
any party who viii produce a case
of Liver, Kidney or Stomach com
piAint that Electric BItters will not
speedily cnre. Bring them along,
it win cost You nothing for the med
iciue if it fails 50 cure, aud you will
be well rewarded for your trouble
te,i3es All Blood diseases, Billions
ness, Jauudiee, Constipation, aud
geuerI debility ale quickly cured.
Sati,ia tian guaranteed or money
eeiunded.-Ouiy fifty cents - bottle
OF q r. MoFFfTT