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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
From EarlvilIe.
iReosived too late for last week. !

EARL, March l5 1888.
BY the sudden change in the weather
the roads are very rough, and business is
again dull IN the city.
The genial John Newell has gone "a
Minnesota to join his brother.
Posters are up in this city announcing
the appearance, at Mendoza next MoBday
evening, of the celebrated Remenyi.
From present appearances this city will
doubtless be no license the coming year,
ESQ. Chase will return his tax books ON
Saturday. Out of a tax of Sl3,7S4, he re-
turns as delinquent only 1910. He is to be
complimonted upon his success
Miss Rlgdon closed her school in o. J.
Wilson's district on las, Friday.
Aft Barnett had a public sale on Wed.
nesday. Seed corn brought So per bushel
He will move to Florida about the first OF
April
boarder II is a boy, and very large for
his age
Married, at Squire Chase's Office, on las,
Sunday, Mr.. LOUIS J. RICE aud Miss Car
RE Paulsen, all Of Leland. except the
Squire.
We notice number of packages deliv
lered by the postmaster, containing seeus
from the state Agricultural Department
BY selling the red tape that comes around
the package more and better seeds could
be purchased from any of our home mer
chants.
The town COW IS again on the move, and
nothing Is safe In farmers wagon but a
coll of barb w,re-and they will lick the
paint off from that
Fred Meyer came off victorious in his
suit with the City Of Earl Putting In .
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Billy Manion, Of Strcator, Is now an In.
mate of the county jail, on - charge OF
rape. A few weeks ago, Nora Dorney, oI
Blackstone, aged Il years, ran away from
home and went TO Stiea,or. She had no
money, but met ManOn at a boarding
house. The charges are, that having no
place to stay abe was taken by him 10 his
store for the night, AMI she stayed there
with him II is said Manion next day
boosted OF having ruined the girl II poi
into the papers and her father heard of II,
aud went to Streator. On Sunday, fearing
arrest, Manion wCat out TO her homo aud
made the necessary arrangements Ia marry
her, but later she went again 10 Sircntof
with her parents. and Mnnlon was arrested
He waived examination and The justice
fixed his bond In tho anm ~ 1900, which
he was unable to procure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
From Freedom.

FREEDOM, March 2i.--Charlcs Brad
shaw has returned from his Iowa visit
DR., Orr is very busy looking after the
sick
Joseph Hall is very sick with the lung
fever We hope soon 10 hear of his rccov.
cry.
Mira X. Lucas is ON the sick list
J. r. Waters, OF Harding, is very busy
repairing plows for the farmers.
MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Hall were visiting
friends last week Ia South Ottawa.
Mr.. Mckinney, late of Freedom, is buy.
ing grain AT Wedron, and paving Ottawa
prices. A. r. &.
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Tho Court House risIi

The House Warming" OF the new Court
Z ouse to he given by the Young Ladies' Ii
brary Association on next Thursday evening
will embrace the features mentioned In ouI
last. The supper will be furnished by pro
fessional caterer, and a large orchestra vii
furnish dancing music.
Now that lent Is over, or viii be to-day
the ball will undoubtedly be the brilliant so
cial event of the year
Pretty much everybody Is going; aud III,
dressmakers OF this city report there will b,
more new dresses seen on that evening than
az any ball given In the city for many years.
II IL going TO be an event Ia he remembered.
The coming OF large delegations Is an
nounced from the neghboring cities
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

T.. Ascnith Hail, Blnghomtor, v Y, wtitro
~ suffered for scvcral months with dun
pain through left lung and shoulders. loaf
nv spirits. appetite md color, and could with
difficulty keen mp oil dny, Nv mother pro.
cured some Burdnck Blood Bilicrs: | took
them as directed, and have f,lt no pain since
frat week after using them. and am nov
quite we'll" Prcc 1 90.
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| pair Of scales on the public street was the
question in controversy. NJ. T.. +.

EARLvrLLE, March 22--Snow squalls
are very frequent in this vicinity, With
very high winds
Walter DeWot started Tor Kansas on
Wednesday, He had two car loads o'
tarm machinery and household goods.
Mr.. ana Mrs Chaunccy Lambert will
soon start for Buffalo, n. Y Mrs. Lam
bert will go to be treated for very serlou,
ailment
Prot York was on our streets one day
thus week delivering lecture upon The
anatomy of the horse.
\ large number OF farmers have pur
chased their seed corn from McsSrs, Tay
lor and Dum0nd, paying 1925 tor white
and s. cents Cor yellow. 1t came from
Kansas and Nebraska VI. f.. T..
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The Daily Time. has put on 8 new dress
contracted for telegraph news plates. and
has entered upon the up.hill work OF regain
ing place lost BY neglect. No business re.
ouires so constant and unceasing watching
and care as newspaper. The Times ha'
found this ont and gone to work again. The
paper has visih,v improved during the week
and will no doubt keep it mp. Morning and
evening editions are issued.
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After a long "kickInV against the prirks"
the Republican gives M the sem'wcekly. be
cause there was no "blg money" In w. Wen.
that's one way 81 putting II. We found
there WAS no money In II, and stopped cram.
ming an unwelcomc morsel down our pa.
irons throats a. soon as We discovered our
error Our neighhor. however, was going
TO educate the public 10 II; hut didn't
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Four tram rohpcra from Peru, who sprnl
the winter IN tho Ottawa Jail, bat who
were about ten DAYS ago removed To- l'u,
rcnu county, on lnst Saturday night 80
capped They packed their grips, cnt the
bottom ont Of n cell. dug through brick
wall md have not since been heard of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

Pt,yhytrriln The Rev. Madison C., Petus
of Tcrrc iiauic, has accepted the call OF III,
Presbyterian Church and expects tn com
mence his lahors In this city the frat Suudu,
in April, He comes with the highest recon
mendatous All who heard Tim were vel
pleased.
EpiyroDaA The music at Christ Church
both morning and evening to morrow, Easter
Day, will be- rendered by the fun choir force
in the choruscs, which will be intersDersed
with solos. duets and qnartets
In the morning the following will he the
order:
/. Proccssioual-99 HYMN,
. Authcm-Chrrst our Passover, by Lloyd.
3 Ts Deum, by Ives.
Bcurdjction
g. Anthcm--Christ the Lord IA risen 20 day
In the evening the children will hold Ihelr
annual festival. singing number Of hrauti
lul anthems and carols. The service viii oc
choral and those attending may expect a
musical feast.
Pcws free and strangers welcome.
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did not meet the expectations OF the friends
of temperance. Nothing but total absti-
nence OF political prohibition meets the
ideas Of people here
The Madam Fry concerts last week were
very good
Messrs. Galloway Il Nelson were bur
glarized of pocketknives, razors, pistols
&c, on FRIDAY night to the amount of
about $50 Entrance was effected by
breaking pane of glass in one Of therear
windows and thus gaining access 10 the
latch. 1t WAS bungling job, at least so
say those who pretend TO know. Y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

Jos. Dorsey, while shifting some belting at
the Colwell plow works, on Wednesday, was
caught hv the belt aud thrown from tne lad
der into the machinery which was stopped
by The men. He had nn ear cut and an arm
bruised
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

The retention OF any waste matter Ia the
system produces injury. The collection OF
s'phlegm" or diseased mucus In time Of cold
or throat affection should be promptly re.
moved. DR. Bulls Cough Syrup does II more
quickly aud effectually than auy other cough
syrup made.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

thly business about 80 cars, received and for
wsrdcd, earning the railroad about $500.
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On Thursday afternoon Miss Sue Richard
son was married to Mr. \. McDouga,l. at the
residence 90 the south hluff, by Rev. MIR.
Fletcher, Of Chicago at $50 =. NJ only in
Innate friends we're present After an ele.
giant wedding lunch the happy couple left on
The evening train for their new home at Strea-
tor. The congratulations OF host Of friend,
here 70 with them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

Among the little items OF personal comfort
and economy are Ayers Pills. They are the
ready remedy which defeat many disorders,
II taken In season, and should be kept In ev.
,.yy family
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On yesterday Relief Lodge. X. OF II OF this
city. paid Mr-. Thos. Clark 81, 900, the insur.
ance that II a consequence OF membership In
The order
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\ bad break in the hydraulic basin Is being
repaired in front Of the starch factory, caused
by The action Of the frost The water will be
drawn from the canal this evening 10 permit
The annual spring repairs.
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Mrs. Melissa Damon. 1855 ~. Indiana ave,
Chicago, H., say; Browns Iron Btrr'-
has proved itself to NE the hest tonic ever
.usrG.n
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4 boy named Wesco't suffered q broker
leg yesterday by one Of Dcgen's horses fall
ing upon him.
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Ex.Mayor Locey Is named as a candi-
date tor Supervisor from La Sale.
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Mr. John NcKcon has been serving az
clerk Of the Board of Supervisors this week
Mr. Mckrou has evidently "heen there he
fore" somewh here He takes 10 1t like duck
to water. He gets up first class record. and
what is more, he can read H. as well as
other papcrs handed TO him. which Ia quite a
new thing 10 the Board. The Board is to be
congratulated
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Y0u will find q nice lot Of plants 10 bloom,
suitable for Easter, at Smiths Green House,
3 blocks west Of the post office orders for
planis of all kinda promptly filed.
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FLANAGAN. Mr.. John Flanagan, OF the
wcli.kuawn house Of D. Heenau Il Co, Strrs
tor, starred on Tuesday last for New York
city on his regular spring buying trip.
Messrs. Heeuan X Co., IL seems do not trus'
entirely 10 the general visits OF der drum
mer' 10 secure the novelties and bargains In
the market; but are only satisfied by personal
inspection. NJ. Flanagan has been long
known ~ one Of the best BUYERS In thu
county, aud hcisg ,a m,das res In New York
tins great Streator house il sure to have every
new thing at the beat rates the market offers.
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500 Reward

Is offered for any case of Catarrh shat can
be cured with Halls Catarrh Care. Take,
internally Price 75 cents. Ca
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iides with or more grpbs are Cssssd as damaged
The grain prices cover whole range Of market frog
warehouse prices to prices Maid Tor odd loads for feed
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: Very seldom do we read OF an
actual case Of recovery, where hope
had altogether been lost, to equal that
which was on Monday investigated by
Dipdish repo ter who had heard, In various
quarters, persons talking to their friends oil
q cure, seemingly little short Of miraculous,
that had bten performed. VIM. Lincoln
Curtis Is the nsme OF the young man In ques.
ton. He is nov employed ~ Il. K. Porter
& Co. 3 Locomotive Works, Pithburgh. His
dissass was Chronic rheumatism: The en- n.
arm soon produced paralysis OF his LIT arm.
He gradually grew worse, bis mikes and knees
were soon even wone than bis arms, hi,
cheek bones began to enlarge, spreading his
face out Of oil resemblance 10 bis former self.
Two physicians pronounced him hopeless.
Pertind cured hin. Page 20 DR.. Hartman'i
ellis Of Life" paw.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The bonds Of the City OF Helena, NJ. T.
sell at premium Of 8 per cent.
There Is u natural bridge in Arizon
which, 1t is said, far surpasseS In size th
well known natural bridge in Virginia.
Duluth, Mimi, Is the largest village Ii
the United States. Kalamazoo, Mich, wa
until few months ago, but 1t has since Sc
cured city charter.
Roscoe Conkling does not smoke, but b,
often carries a cigar in his mouth, iwTonI
end too, gnawing at II until 1t Is destroJed
II In moment oil abstraction the unlight
cd cigar Is laid aside, 1t Is replaced by an
other from his vest pocket.
Apicked nine from the lawyers Of Wash
ington met similar nine representing thu
lawyers Of Baltimore tho other day, anC
played game Of base ball. After much
eloquent talk and Some subsidiary battinI
the WAshingtonians came out viclors.
Ellen NJ. Clifford, Of Boston, has donatet
$4,000 for summer home for dogs, cat
and birds, The building Is now in process
Of completion, and will DO ready for bust
ness this week. The rates will Be seventy
i've cents per week for small dogs, at,
cents for cats and lhirty.hve cents fol
birds
A shop keeper in Now Haven, Conn.
has In his window small show, case, ID
which there are nearly one hundred arti.
fetal eyes. It Is said to possess iAscinat
Ing interest for the average pedestrian, and
there Is generally knot Of people stand.
ing In front OF The window and gazing q,
theglalsy orbs.
New jersey law prohibits the selling OIL
cigarettes 10 ninora under 10 years OF noe
An S-year.old youth Of jersey City q
whom clerk refused 10 sell the other day
picked up from tho floor several remnants
Of cigarettes. and lighted one, with the 10.
mark: "De Legislature can't stop me from
smoking old butts, anyhow
Tho region around Charlottesville, Ind.
Svery alluring to any one who Is interested
in geology; the sub1caTbonlierous deposits
are expoled in rich beds along the streams,
and one can pick up a tine variety Of fossils
by q little digging and pounding. About a
mile north OF the city are located the IA
nous Crinold beds, which have been 0xca.
waited extensively during the last two years.
Mr.. Mackay, the "Bonauzl King has,
according to the London World, purchased
q famous Rembrandt portrait from the
Marquis Of Lanslown0 for S26,OO0-"a
largish figure" the World adds; but Mi.
Mickay can doubtless afford 1t, since that
paper grAvely asserts that his income aver.
agts $1,000, 900 q year, land there does not
seem any prospect Of the mines from which
he deriyeshia wealth becoming exhausted"
A citizen Of Reading, Pa, 10 the owner
Of curious plant, know ~ the urga tree,
which came originally from Austrilil. Il
10 about three feet in height, and the flower
Ia large and Of q deep red color, When
the sun sets lis leaves fold, and the ends Of
the twiEs coll up, apparently going TO
aleep. The younger leaves always 20 to
Sleep afBt. When removed from the pot
In which Il natures, tho leaves begin 10
stand out In oil directions, and the whole
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To-day the Republicans oil Pennsylvania
hold a convention in Harrisburg to nomi-
nate A candidate for Auditor General and
another for State Treasurer. There are In
dications Of an harmonious convention
and such work as shall command the pop.
ular respect and support.
The new aud progressive rales adopted
las! year for the government Of the party
seem to have worked TO the general salts
faction. There never was room to doubt
that the rules were good. The only qucs.
ton was whether they would be carried
out in good faith. The answer rested
mainly with the majority element, which
had the modification to see its candidates,
headed by as good a man as Pennsylvania
contains, defeated last fall in 4 safely Re
publican State.
The Regulars had every reason OF policy
TO give the new rules a fair chance. They
had adopted them. They had pledged
themselves to stand by them. 1twas upon
them to show that the apprehensions o.
the Independents were not well founded
that there was no desire to crush out th'
minority, that from the point 81 view o
the majority all Republicans ought TO stant
on the same footing. There was also thu
reason Of party iealty. The Regulars hat
been charged with determination to rul
at whatever cost 1t was not to be deniet
that among them were men who though
more Of self than Of party. There wer
men OF the same kind in the Independent
movement The lesson Of Republican de
fat was the same to all-Republicans mul
deal fairly with each other Republican
cannot hope for reform through Demo
catic administrations.
Thu. primary elections seem to have beer
fairly conducted and well attended, ant
We hear Of no complaints on this score
There is nothing to indicate that anybod!
Is trying to "Set up" the Convention. A
far as can DO seen there Is no SLATE" Nc
body Is complaining Of machine" methods
There a full field oil candidates, backed witt
more or less enthusiasm by their friend.
but nobody seeming to have the srecia
favor Of the old.time leaders. Itseems t
be a iree-for.all. Among the aspirants ar
good, strong men, who ought to be satii
factory to every Republican. We observ
the names OF some men who are too wea
to be seriously considered by represents
tive convention.
There have been many and great change
in Pennsylvania since the Republicans {
that State met in convention last yea
The Wolfe revolt Of a year before, thong
not strong enough to defeat General Baill
Of Fayette, for State Treasurer, was war;
ing Of trouble ahead. The Harrisburg cor
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VIII DO paid to any ehemis. who will ,and. on au.
alyhs of bo!tlSsss g., Que particle Of Mercury,
lodlds Of Potassium, OF any mineral substance.
THE sHIFr SPECIFIC Co..,
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga.
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CArAKRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured BY shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, aud Alex. T. Young. pAw.
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A SURPRISE to reaches, ants, bed.bugs, etc,
Is Hunts Insect Powder. II kills every time.
Price Is cents. by all drugRists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

sHrLoH's vrrALIzER Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per botlls. Sold by MoLaln Brothers,
and Alex. T. YoHnr. raw.
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The public Il requested carefully TO notice TIL
new and enlarged scheme 70 b drawn Monthly.
sFcAPlrAL Price, szb, o0O.-Sa
TICKETS ONLY %. shAres In Proportion
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Ohio Id1ty EurL
The Wheeling INTELLiGEScER Is a clean
paper and may be introduced into any
family. ThCcontrast between II and another
paper which we could name Ia startling.
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plant Gnivers rs though enaeed. AT the
same time Il gives out sirksning per-
tune.
The following advertisement has recent.
~ appeared In the London papers, and Il
explains itself: "NAboth's Vineyard.-Tc
be sold, the lease OF this famous property,
with furniture and effects. A rus IN Grbt.
The front covered with fg'trees and creep
en-, and the garden running TO Hyde Park
The proprietor, Charles Reade, can be ap'
piled to by letter or treated With personal
y, from 9 TO 4 y. NJ, 10 Albert Gate
KniRhlBbridge."
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of . Deed Of Trust dated the 10Th day
Of November. iSSo made BY William nollu, trustee
for Mary GlIyln. the aid Mary 0lTyin and David
Girvln her husband, James ROwley and Ellen
RoWley, 10 me ~ trustee, which deed u Fccorieh
In the Office Of the Clsrk Of the County curt oil
Ohio county In Deed Of Truss RoOk No. II, plge
M shall sell At public auction at the front door
Of the court house, In the city Of wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST llth, 1852
commencing at ten O'Clock A. NJ. tho following dc.
,cttbsd property, that u 10 sAy: The north one.
half Of lot numbered nino ~. iroutiug on the
west side Of Main street. between Thli and Fourth
Streets In that part Of the cltV oil Wheeling known
~ North Wheeling, but O. ceptng and Tetefylug
theteffotn strip Of ktouud I've feet 10 width OF
the western emo and the full width o. SAID 10
alao excepting and resolving Ettip Of ground two
iert 10 width Oh the southern aide and the full
depth Of said lot. The frame bnIldlng now erect.
cd on laid lot resting on the Aforesaid two feet
ss:h IeInain thereon until the owner or owners oil
tho aforesaid lot snail erect new building, then
thu are leave iad two feet open for the use Of
TExss or aALE-one,hAli Of the purchase
money, and "a much more ~ tho purchaser may
e'ect 10 pay IN cash, and the residue In one year
from the day Of tale with intetott from that date.
the purchaser to give his notes With GOOD security
for the deferred payment and the legal title 10 the
property 70 DO retained until the purchase money
10 inlly paid.
Title believed good, but selling a. trustee shall
convey only such tit.O as Il vested In me by said
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD. Trustee.
W. q. HALLRn. Auctioneer. lylt
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle oil
shiloh's CatArrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
Soldby McIAIn Brothers and Alex 7. Young.
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Prioc: Small, sire. 800 per bottle. Large ,i,O
(holding double quantity), n.7S pOs bottle. All
f.,,n,,l.ts ali ~ lViI
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Nor an experiment or cheap patent msdi.
cine Is Browns Iron Bitters. Il Is prepared
by one OF the oldest and most reliable ohemi.
cal firms and will do all that Is claimed for
IL nav
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TRAyELERB GUIDE.
WhEELNa 9 ELM eRoVE B. u.

On and ai4r MONDAY, NAY II, 1883, tuatli
further notieol can win run trum the city and
StAmmb ever hour from an a. Y, 70 40 .. n.
Can 10 and from Fulton eTeg " minutes.
nyl2 J.KLEEH, sspt.
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THE WHEELING DAILY JULY IL
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

:NTAHTED-BY A WHOLESALE NO.
wv TIoE HousE- 4 thofouEhlY sxpehsuoed
mand trade In either ohio o. West Virginia. Lib
erAl nlATY will BE- paid. AddEes, giving reler
ennaS, HB,n care IntelliEOnceF Office. iyli
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t5o!1earrq.

have known and wabhed the ue OF swiit's
Specific for over nty Jeus, aud have n er known
OF heard OF failure 10 cure Blood Poison WHEN
properly taken. ] used 1t on ny servants from
1850 70 1856, a. did alsoA number Of my neighbour
and 10 every case that came withln my knowledge
Il effected q cure n al my lie have never
known 4 remedy that would 10 fully accomplish
what Il 10 recommended 70 do.