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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-03-01
Lutler Correspondence.
LUTHER, Feb. q, 1883

LUTHER, Feb. n, 1883.
Luther folks intend to build u lock.
up soon.
Sheriff Robertson would do well tC
appoint two good deputies here, as
there are 10 coDstablcs i'm Ellsworth
township.
&. +. Fields, editor and publisher OF
the Clinton NtTs, l.cnawec county
has been here, looking IL location for a
newspaper. He has not yet decided AZ
to whether he will locate here; but we
hope lie will.
Luther Lyceum is making n success.
1t has had one hundred and twenty in
attendance.
There has l,cen one complaint against
each saloon keeper.
John Schall has got UP his summer
supply of ice.
Il. j. Chamberlain alias Jimmie TUT
was taken to the county jail, Saturday,
10y Constable Gridley, to await exan-
nation, on Friday.
Church d Mason returned from their
former home, last Saturday.
The coal and chemical works are
running mt full blast.
One John Clark, who had his nose
bitten of in drunken quarrel here, II
short !;i!ie ago, is doing rs well as could
lie cxpected; but will he disfgurcd for
the rest of his days.
The whistle ut the chemical works
blew for the first time, Friday morning.
Cole e. Totten's new iniil is running.
+. f. Whitney, of Baldwin, was here,
last Friday, and is expected here again,
on the "a of March.
T.. Il. Conant, who started q cant
hook handle factory here short time
ago, received an order, the other day,
for 900 dozen handles tU go to Grand
Rapids.
w. j. Andre went to Reed City to
spend the Sabbath.
Miss l.. Austin has returned to her
former home near Ashton.
Chas. johnson, of Deer Lake, is stop
ping here ut present.
}. Meixell Is building an addition to
his hotel, in which lie intends to open
bar.
VIM. Keller has sold his house and
lot to Mr.. Sabins, of fthis place, for $500.
John Matthcwson is here, attending
a law suit for Church & Mason.
Chas. f.. Whitney, Of Reed City, was
here, OIL Tuesday, attending u law suit.
Harrison Gamble Is expected back
to Luther, In II few days.
NIX.
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L
Rev. A. +. Swcm will conduct -rrli-
gious services in the hall of the Mctho-
dist Society. morning and evening,
lfext Sunday
Tho's Smurtj,waitc, Esq. started. at
noon Of Tuesday, fer East Saginaw, to
attend the Republican State conven-
ton which occurred yesterday.
Anyone desirous of purchasing fine
specimen of the eagle mounted and
preserved in good shape, can secure the
same at this Office.
Hollister 4 Bonney have let the con:
tract for running their logs from their
rollway down the river below DcLam-
ater's dam, to Foster, Blackman & Co.
The social under the auspices of the
M. e. Mite Society, occurs tomorrow
(Friday) evening. The prospects are
flatteriug, so far as we can learn for n
pleasant time.
We are in receipt of the "B. & o.
Red Book" published by the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company; CIV
ing history of and alleged causes for
the political revolution of 1882.
The January number of Halls Jour
nal Of Health Is before us; and 1t is
filed with interesting and valuable
matter. 1t Is one Of the best perio,ll-
calls published in the country, and de.
serves its popularity.
Among the attractions of the March
number Of the Mrenotogicm Journal
are fine portraits and biographical
sketches Of Sir John Lubbock, Leon
Gambetta and Wm. Il. Dodge. This
magazine always lIas something to i'm
terest and improve the minds OF its
readers.
A man employed IN the lumber camp
Of H. Mills, in Ncwaygo county, one
day last week, accidentally fell on
dry pine stick with such force as to
drive It completely through one Of his
thighs. The stick Is over an inch i'm
diameter, nnd created terrible wound.
The unfortunate man was brought to
Baldwin, and IL being attended by DIR.
G.. w. Law; aid las fair prospects Of
recovery.
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The first day of Spring.


The first day of Spring.
Frank Shreve has imported some full
blood game fowls.
The new bell on the school house Il
q fine one.
Aug. c. Goehrend's refrigerator. vii
cost him about 500.
A copy of the beautiful catalogue o
Hillsdale College is OIL our table.
1t will soon be time for maple sugar
making again.
The Masons of Baldwin and vicinity
are talking Of organizing Lodge hero
Leroy, Osceola county, is about T.
become ah Incorporated village!
Five persons joined the NJ. f. Socie-
ty at Luther, one week ago Sunday.
The Star Lake branch of the f. Il p.
NJ. n. r., is finished ready for business.
School closed the latter half of last
week.
The last day of Winter was mild and
beautiful.
The authorities Of Luther are con-
templating the erection OF a lookup.
We hear that Foster, Blackman &
Co. are soon to start up their mill again.
Frank Shreve and family have re-
turned from lheir visit to Union City,
Pa.
The formal opening of Bachant's new
hotel ut Ch,se, occurred, Tuesday eve
ming.
Now is the time we would like that
wood, OH subscription; don't wait Till
the heat of Summer.
County Clerk Smith has procured n
supply of hard wood for the county,
from Chase.
We IRE prepared to receive new sub
scriptions and renewals any day except
Sunday.
The lovers of the dance tripped their
heels and toes, both at Forman and In
Court House Hall, ON the evening of
the 22d.
The feelings of "Aunt Triphena," on
the advent Of that new church organ,
will be rccounted ut the social, to-
morrow (Friday) night.
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Wayns County Savings Bank,
DETROIT, MICH,
S5G0,OG9 T0 INVEST IN BONDS

Issued 10y titics, Counties, Towns and School
Districts OF Michigan. Municipalities con-
tenpi.i,in. issuing new Bonds Ia renew old
ones. VI ~ find IL advantageous To- confer with
this In siiiiitioii before conlIlttlng any sale.
We Iiyrsi IN this class OF securities at u low
rate oi Interest.
Money 10 loan on improved Farms, alsO on
Cuila'tralS t3Siils u ca.,.I fliaikct vi.luo. In-
ioresi allowed on all money received on de-
pOsit,.
N. b.--Ali apple 'iions in person or by let
ter will have prompt attention.
.. j, ELWOOD, TREAS.
Wa. u. w EssoN, President.
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Blood! Blood! Blood!

Is necessity to all animal life, and
to be free from disease the bloed must
he pure. There Is no doubt that Par
Deiees Blood Purifier excels In the
driving out of all impurities and build
inv up the system by making new
blood, thus preventing the disorders so
COMMON, Ofsores, ulcers, lril, humors,
PimpIes, Erysipelas. 90. Ia not walt
bnt prevent them by u FREQ use OF the
Pur{aer. Large bottles 81 90. Sold by
r. CMmpbcIh Baldwin, MiclL
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Stock Growers

All agree that for general use In thcil
business no Powder IL better calculated
to give satisfactory results than those
prepared by Il. Nj. Parmc!ce, because
they really contain the valuable reme-
dies claimed, aud do not fail to act
quickly and effectively in coughs,
colds, epizootic, bad blood, stop age ol
water, and digestion, &C., in horses.
For cattle only 30 cents. Sold by T..
Cnmnbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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EO You VallG

You? horses and cattle? Attention {,
their health Is is ne 'ess;,ry as theil
regular food. If your horse issuiicrina
from epi2ootic, riEgbonc, SPAWN,
sprained leg, fever in feet, strains.
bruises or cuts; or your COW has cakett
bag, sore teat-, or bad blood, YOU will
save mOncy ty buying Pdrmc'ce's
UHirersOt Linin,cnt ami using it freely
for any or all of these troubles, and So
bring your stock into healthful and
valuable condition. IL is the lest lini-
mcnt also for general family use.
Price - and 81 cents rcr bottle. Sold
by Il. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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To COps,,nlptiyes.

The advertiser having peen permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
n simple remedy, Is ANXIOUS to make known
10 his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To
all who desire ~, he will send u copy OF the
prescription used (frre Of ciaryc,) with the
directions for preparing and using Ill: same.
whicn they will hnd sure Gre. TOR Coughs.
Colds, Consump ption. Asthma Bronchitis. &c.
Parties wishing the prescripti VIII please
address. Itev. r.. A. Wilson: i0i Penn 81,
Williumsburgli. ". y.
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Free TO all eiiniSterS Of Churches.

will send one bottle of the White
Wine of Tar Syrup, gratis, to- any min
lister that will rccommend'it to his
friends, after giving it fair test, and
it proves satisfactory fer coughs, colds
throat, or lung diseases.
Dir. &. d. WARNfta,
Reudiup Mich
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fSr7O A week made at home by the indus
V \ trious. Best business now before the
N ! public. Capital mot peedcd. we
lU "A will start you. Mcf, women, boys
and girls wanted everywhere TO
work for us Now Is the time. You can
work IN pare time, or give your whole tinse
TO the business No oiii.r business Will pay
you nearly Ms well. Ne one can fall To make
enorinous pay. by engaging at once. Costly
outfi and terms free. Money made fast,
easily. and honorably. Address TRUE& Co.,
Augusta, Maine.
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Rheumatism Positively Cured

In the shortest time. Write for
free 40.pnge pamphlet on rheumatism,
to II. X. Hclpenstine, Druggist, WASH
ington, ID. q.
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PiniDleS.

will mail (Free) the recipe for n slmpIe
vegetable Balm lint wilLrcmovc Ian, Freckas
Pimpies and Bitches. leaving the skin soft,
ducing n luxurinnt growth uf hair ON n 6,Id
head or smooth face. Address, lncloslng 20
stamp, 9,n vandoif & Co.. IL Barclay St, y. Y
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-03-01
Seeds for ChjldrGD'S Garden,

Last year Mr.. Joseph Harris, More
ton Farm, Rochester, \. Y, offered tn
send seeds to children under fifteen
years of age, at twenty-five per cent.
less than catalogue rates. In his ii,w
catalogue for 1883, he continues the
same OTTER. Send for his catalogue and
see what he has to say Oh the subject.
1t it sent free. Address, Joseph IIar-
ris, Moreton Farm, Rochester, ". y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-03-01

Music LEssoNs!-Nirs. M. A. Gleason
is prepared to give Music Lessons,
either on Piano or Organ, at reasona-
bic terms; At her residence, Baldwin,
Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-03-01

SEE Reconsideration Bros, at the
Meat Market, pay Cash for Butter and
Eggs. They are also, selling Meats of
all kinds ut Reduced Prices.
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Railroad Completed Through Gen.
ter of Lands.


Do not 90 West or South until
You learn what Michigan offers in
{elIigent farmers. You can do
better with less money nearer
home.
Lands rich, dry, and gently
rolling. Timbered mainly with
Sugar Maple, Rock Elm, Bass
wood, Ash, Beech, Hemlock, etc.,
and are well watered by lakes,
rivers and spring brooks.
Strong soils, fine crops, healthy
climate, schools md churches, in
tslligsnt population, mainly from
Eastern States and Csnsds.
toF Books, Nsps, -, sddfss ,.
w. q. HUGMA4T,
- rrrra rzpvsul' - 49, .''*
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HOME STARLIGHT.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBER,S--An X
draton across this item s6ith pen or PEN
Gil signifies that your subscription has
expired, and a rene,cai respectfully So
iicited.
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IF you want Beet, Pork, Mutton,
Corn Beef, Salt Pork. Hams, Shoulders,
Bacon, Lard, Sausage Of all kinds, call
at Baldwin Meat Market.
Ara. G.. GOEIIREND, Prop.
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Mr.. Elio Iibland, Ludngton; Mich,
says: IL have used Browns from
Bitttrs very satisfactorily as blood
purifier"
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IDdCrSCd by the Clergy.


To nll who arc suffering from The
errors Hhd iUdiscietions Of youth, ncr
volts, Weakness, carly decay, loss of
manhood, &C., will scnd recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by II. missionary I'm South
America. Send ii self-addrcssed envel-
opc to the REV. .JosEPH Il. IN&AN, Sta
ton ID, New York city.
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Corrected, t, weekly,

$3.50 *ssaS| s!'i' Ss:i;;; Si;;;i ss;;;s q;
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-12-20
NUMBER 81.

in car ready for transportation, or in large
room to 90 through the necessary cooling
process We saw several hundred thus placed
in one ROOM 1t is nasty, disagreeabe bus-
ness but then like many other things it must
be done, and it is much better that it should be
reduced to a system. There are a large number
of men employed and az rule they look healthy.
In this building they also dress mutton and
beef but they have particular days for each
class of work Nothing is wasted here. The
blood and all refuse matter is converted into
something of value. a large fertilizer company
is supplied from this business here. somehow
we have little appetite for pork steak or chops
here, but like ever; thing else it is the inside
view that gives us the true idea of things. As
we look from our window to-day we see one
of the handsomest teams we ever saw. 1t
consists of five horses owned by the Pennsy-
vana r. II. Company. They are harnessed
tandem and are used to draw the cars into
localities whore the engines are not allowed to
90 They are all dapple-gray, almost exactly
alike and weigh not less than fifteen hundred
each. They are fat and sleek perfect
beauties. But we had better stop this scribbIing
and see if we cannot oct up something readable
ncNttim BRUsQCE
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Why Christmas is Christmas.
An OLD. Old, NEW STORY IN RHYME

AN OLD OLD, NE" STORY IN RHYME.
''It is good to be children sometimes, and never
better than at Christmas, when its mighty Founder
was a ,i cllld Himstn, ~
ny. ln'!' i9,'h39 IT., Us ''''' my "eafs-Cod
uieS7 US O''A''''f' i'i'NfNN
NAT yen you story sweet, as you rock to
sleep on my breast
y story WIN CHRISTMAS III 1t, all III flowers of
, molly dressed
WIN merry shouts ana music and chimes of
Joyous Dell
ANA CHRISTMAS Tree al IiShted: Dear, You
leave naught TO tell
Nv ny should they caIl 1t ChrlstmasE' Oh little
heathen SAINT.
men you Ioid your hanus at twilight and
kneei III po>tufes quaint
hat words, thou small eVangel, fall from thy
wa, precious lips:
nom 90 You ask to keep YOU through the long
night eclipse?
she claSped her small hands softly, the sweet
>, voice answered low;
Please God-btSS papa mamma and make
>. -me-good-to,,-goo
10 lieaven-and- S'eii>e me--if die be
fore ! wake-w when-
TAM remember al for Christ our sayior's
sake. Amen"
And who was Christ. our Savior: Come, dar-
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The Profits OF Eggs.

The Poultry World thinks it more pref
liable to raise eggs than chickens This
is what it says eve make no alluSon to
those large establishments where raising
chickens as chickens for near city mar
ket is undoubtedly a paying business.
But we address the common poultry rails
er, living perhaps a considerable distance
from market, who wishes to make the
most of his stock. And to such we say
raise every pullet your premises will ac-
c0mmodate. Treat them in such man
ner that they will lay early and constant
ly through the Winter, and you will make
more money than you can 10y raising
chickens to sell for broiers unless at the
fancy prices that such things bring in
cities. Most country breeders have no
such market for what they chance to
have to sell, and the small prices they OBJ
tain at the country hotel or the house of
the wealthy citizen, by no means pays for
the extra trouble and care that early
chickens cost. OF course, if you have
large number of fowls, there would nee
essarily be cOckerels and old hens to fat
ten for sale, bnt do not make it your
business to sell dead stock instead of
making live hens give you hundreds of
eggs every year of their lives.
''WonderS will never cease is IA truism that
can be said of JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP, for
those who have used it declare it to be IL Won
derful cure. Sold by r. II. Moody, Belfast.
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Mrs. Blaine's Revelation.

A leading northern Ohio journalist inquired
OF Il near lady friend of Mr.. Blaine, who re-
Gently visited Mrs Garfield, and who may be
called Mr.. b. how The Maine statesman
felt about next year. He strongly insisted
that he wished to know for his private infor-
nation, and not to Use the fact in his newspaper.
You will not print what | say?" said the
lady.
by no means, madam. | simply wish to
know what Mr.. Blaine has told you about his
plans for next year.
''The matter must be perfectly confidential =
insisted the lady.
Il will not print a word of it, said the edi-
tor. 'Now, what has he told you!"
And you are sure you will not print itT'
"No, no, not at ALL said the anxious editor.
"Well, said the lady, she has never said u
word about it,"
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>..!., t,n-r> .,,,- .r,.,>,.,,. ,,,r,,,...
lENMS. DRESSING IoG, HN WHOLESALE.
CORES ;ondrmcr ot the .IournuI.i
.iIHNfN CITY Dec. 9TH l>Ni. Ny reason of
mi>>,nt mail ,v,. Hn.urtriurtl M h.a,i,III.rtcrs
ior u dav III t>yo and will taAr JiI, tinl. to do
III, our nrrt.~>:rny Work If corr,>paudpnrn We
have comfortable rooms at the Phila.h.lihi..
House aud arr Ming to feel at home but IN,
constant noise ana bustlr is confusing rn Il
Yankee fresh from The country. Our room
fronts The main Street opposite the Penu,yly.t-
ljl Depot ANA for thr p">t two nights thrrc
has hardly been moment when "A car or
wagon has not been rat1lng over the stony
Street, and tie hrlI, Seem to BE- constantly ring
in4 from some iu@oin@, outgoing, or shifting
engine ut the depot while the bright Hght~
constantly harin. across the window, keep one
in constant unra>inr>, in regard to fire in a
closely crowded block. No sound sleep for
ll~ in place like thi~ aud tow ards morning
when the hustle has increased into apparent
confusion, We cannot resist the idea that some
thing Unusual il going on and therefore stop at
thn window awhile to note the passing throng
We notice that II is priuripaIIv heavily loaded
teams that arr passing now. And don't they
loal here. AIl Sorts Of heavy freight are seen
aS team after team passes Much of this passes
across on the morning ferries to New York.
lhr incest teams and furnishings for the heavy
wagons are those belonging to the Baltimore Il
Ohio Express Company. We saw some half
d"Irn Of these wagons with two horses to each
pass at one time and they are Just splendid in
every particular. We saw two or three two
horse teams with perhaps fifty dressed hogs ON
each, TERED up we ric our cord-wood on our
wagons. Ii is an odd looking load to us. But.
by the way. we were ont to the meadows the
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Name of the

Gin his report, the Government Chemist says :
II regard all alum powders as very unwhole-
some. Phosphate and Tartaric Acid powders
liberate their gas too freely in process of bak-
ing, or under varying climatic changes suffer
deterioration"
DR.. ii. A. Mott, the former Government
Chemist after careful and elaborate eXami-
nation of the various Baking Powders of com
merce, reported to the Government in favor of
the Royal brand.
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INTERESTING TESTS MADE BY THE GOVERN
MENT CHEMIST.
pr. Edward G. Love, the present Analytical
Chemist for the Government, has recently
made some interesting experiments as to the
comparative value Of baking powders. Dr.
Loves tests We're made to determine what
brands are the most economical to use, and as
their capacity lies in their leavening power,
tests We're directed solely to ascertain the avail
able gas of each powder. Dr. Loves report
Gives 1ht following
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FARM. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD
HNGIENIc AND 1HERAPEt TIC KFLAIIoNS OF
HOt >E-FINNIs.

4 Ailltl
/ they are kent has been much discussed
al one time and another The old idea
was that they were injurious to health.
especially in sleeping rooms and this is
probably still the popular opinion, though
il was long since shown to he erroneous
| The chief iunctions Of nlant-life that
have been supposed to bear upon this
question are the absorption of cafhonic
! acid the cXhalation of oXygen. and the
production OF ozone: and il has been
concusivelV proved that these processes
! all 90 on too slowly t. have aGy ap,up-
riable effect. whether fnr GOOD or eyil,
upon the air Of an ordinary room
/ There remains. however, auothpr func
tion OF nlani, which has generally been
! disregarded in the consideration If This
question. namely. that nr lrare,,iration
/ or the cXbalatiou of unistura L\ the
/ leaves. II +, rIrjrI, that this .hon}d
| hayr hrcu oynrlootnd NJ iii tne d,..us
| ~l.ns uf tbe ..1,rt, of =, stems or beatin.,
especially of b,r-af, furalrcs mon tGe
/ bUmfdny nf lh,. amin Il d.y,Ihuos 80 far
AZ Ne Ire 3o.,r.. ,tt,ution 5,4s fist
drawn t. IFS i.n,,.,rtarr4 in tbis ,,nn4,-
tinr liz a, at,i,In in ma ,m4,i,..u N..t.
\ 1r4lis1 fnr December 1874 from thn nnn
If Dr. j. VI Andars. He has more re-
| Gently read q n,uar ON the subject before
/ the medical .lu1ti of rho Tn,,prs;ty ~
/ PENNSYLVANIA. vlrirh is priuto. in tHjl II
/ The p6ila. Nrdirai rimcs Of \I9,- $50
\ Little Wa, known of this rr,,ispirltu,.y
\ tg.rtiou ofplauts uutiI recently and u,
\ \n,icr-' own iny,.stiratians hav,. l,.,,l,l-
\ ott some curious and @rriI>ino i,rt. n,
I whjrh MAJ r3n onIy makn Iripf rpt,.rpror
\ here Fur iu,raI.c. ta,. .y.ra..o.r.,t Of
/ trln-,,r,fiou for t,a,nt. b,,1..r him
4 lft Iaaye. Glc .,ar.,,r.Ii.n lIntagls nt..
il fnnt.l r. .t.,tf.....,,.a 1,,jfnf
water, \.,,.,., n,,. s,,r.,,..r.., ~, ,..,i-sni..
t,r. na -.a',. I..rn,I a,.rs If r1n1r
/ aoa.lr, \+ tri. Attn. i o,r.i t,., .il.n
/ rt., Na~I.5,...on rlrn.5t ,.iTIriJor. Witch
/ HAS been .-r,,r,,.I i. a.s.a 5oo nou
s.a.l. G.at .tIrl+ ..,t.... lI.ulJ cyn,I4
.,s..a .n,d .I,r......,.t... ,,r. ,fn.,t',.
IN ta,.,,. l.5,r r...,.,ra pf t,y,ns,,i,,-
| ti.. c.. h,,...-t.,,t i..,r l..,.+ n ',..
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Proverbial sayings are the outgrowth of OBJ
edy known as JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP. 1t
has been used for thirty years, and those who
have tried it are loud in their praise of its mer
it. Sold by all druggists. Sold by Poor & Co.