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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-26
CUMAC WANTED.

The highest market prices viii be paid I'm cash
for SIMAC In good order IL large or small qulnti
ties nj the factory Of the VIRGINIA MANCFAC-
TURING AND TRADING COMPANY success
sors To John IL. Bryant & Col, No 26l7 and 1919
Mann street. ~ 7-3laWtOci
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WOOD AND COAL.
c. THON. HAVING SOLD OUT
A Ill SIZES ANTHRACITE COAL. Red

A Ill SIZES ANTHRACITE COAL. Red
4 Il and White Ash; WEST VIRGINIA sPL1NT
COAL, uncIutlled for CRATES: best BRIGHT
HOPE and MIDLOTHIAN CRATE GOALS;
Fuel; HEART PINE and OAK WOOD. DRY
sawed. split. and Long, All promptly delivered.
carefully wei hed and measured, az lowest market
prices. which II Is the interest Of all parties TO buy
now. before farther advance, at 1872 east Main
street. Telephone No, 3l2 -
Sc 5-3m j. Is. WATKINS.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
Ia ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 10. 1888.

Tram No. ~ connects al lurScyilic with Nor.
folk and Western railroad for Farinvlflo. Lyncl.
burg, and AL southwestern points.
Train No. 90 Through passenger stOns 40 an sia-
lions. connecting no keysgiiic Ga am IlIr.s on
II lli-on AID A-ck. .aDurg Ilii.t1t: AZ .uflfr-
lin 8 win Milton dnu >uthrrlln Mario f-Gaugo
railroad for Milton a. Greensboro for an polnf.
on salem branch; al Atlanta Tor all points
South and Southwest; a. salisbury for an points
on Western North CarOlms railroad.
Train No. SO Through passenger and MALL stops
az all stations, connecting al >uthelln', with Nil
ton and Sulhcrlin NarrOw-Gauge railroad flr
Milton; nj Greensboro for al points on salem
Branch and North Carol na division. 40 Charlotte
with Charlotte. Columbia nd Augusta railroad tor
Columbia. Aurusi., -avs' uai.aud Florida points,
with Atlanta aud Charlotte division for Atlanta
and All points south and Southwest.
Trains from the south arrive NJ Richmond Al
1888 l.. NJ, $50 \. VI. and l2lG =. ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-26

4 THE IIOUSE-CLEANING SEASON
IA IS at hand, housekcepcrs Will do well to send
Carpets cleaned by this process are warranted
cleaner than done I'm any other manner, and with
out injury TO the finest fabric.
Also. STEAM DYEING and CLEANING In all
its branches. MEs. a. j. PYLE,
So I2-cOdtDe6 3lf north Fifth street.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-22
Obituary..

TEwKsBURY.-The Boston Journal has the
following: " Amos w. Tewksbury, senior
member Of the firm of A. w. Tewksbury &
Sons, died at his home in West Randolph, Vt,
Thursday morning. aged eighty-five years.
Mr.. Tewksbury was born July 3d. 1898 in New
Boston, n. H., where he lived until 1855 when
he removed to Vermont. May 10, 1928, he
two children dying very young November
20, 1928, he married Annis G. Cochrane of New
Boston, who survives him. For sixty-two
years he was engaged in mercantile business,
and in all that period was never away from his
work for any length of time except when con-
fined to his house by sickness. In the old town
of New Boston he served as town clerk twelve
years, town treasurer ten years and treasurer
and collector of the Presbyterian society six
teen years. He was also treasurer OF the New
Boston mutual fire insurance company four
teen years As business man Mr.. Tewksbury
was always prompt, careful, straightforward
and reliable. AS citizen no man was held in
higher esteem wherever he was known. He
was most emphatically a self-made man. His
private life was without stain; his character
above reproach. He was very public-sprited
and always labored for the best interests of the
town in which he lived In social life he was
of remarkable even temper, always obliging to
every one and kind to the poor. The Town
History of New Boston says of him: He is
noted for his liberaity, his strict integrity; the
church, the Sunday-schoo and everything good
has in him friend and supporter In his
death the community has met with great loss.
He lived long and busy life, OUTLYING the
most of the business companions of his prime
in his later years, and especially the past sum-
mer, he at last sank peacefully away. He
leaves widow and four children, all living in
| the place where he died"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-22

H. A. WNsHIP of Bradford has returned
from Colorado.
COLONEL j. ]. EsTEY and wife of Brattle-
boro sail for home to-day.
W. W. CHANDLER, native of Randolph. but
now agent of the Pennsylvania railroad at
Chicago is visiting in his native state. He is
one of Governor Bingham's intimate friends,
having formerly been in his office.
F. W. HALL, formerly of the j. G. Hall Man
ufacturing Company, Roxbury, has removed
to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is travelling
salesman for Reed, Bailey & Bettman, jewelry
and watches. He is very pleasantly located.
COLONEL ]. j. r. RANDALL and Hon. D. E.
Nicholson of Rutland, and w. w. Prescott Of
THE WATcHMAN, have been appointed by Gov
ernor Barstow as delegates from this state to
the educational convention to be held at Louis
vile, KY, next month
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-22
Wafrhnan & gonrnaL
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %. 1888
Local Items.


You can buy the best dress cambrics for eight
cents at Websters.
wANTEp-A girl to do plain cooking at
Kemptons, opposite post-ofice. Apply imme-
diately.
LANE BROTHERS offer a fine line Of drugs,
medicines, cigars, confectionery, fancy goods,
etc., at bottom prices.
WEBSTER is making some very low prices on
all summer goods, to close Go and examine
before buying elsewhere
CALL at G. w. wilder's music store and see
the new musical instrument, the reed pipe
clariona. Price only eight dollars.
WAR SONGS for anniversaries and gatherings
of soldiers. TO which is added a selection Of
songs and hymns for Memorial day, Tor sale
by j. G. Griggs, Waterbury, VI. Sent to any
address for fiftc 'Snts.
THE CARPENTER ORGAN. Testimony from
OH eminent statesman and author, for many
years chief of the Bureau Of Statistics at Wash
ington New York, December "a, $780, f. P.
Carpenter, Esq: Dear Sir-Your organs have
been in use by member Of my family who
says that there are some features particularly
praiseworthy. The extreme lightness and even.
ness of touch are deserving Of mention. The
keys are firm and noiselsss, yet their action is
prompt and delicate. The most rapid trills, oil
arpeggios, are performed with ease and salts.
faction; and this pronptness of response /:
found throughout the entire clavier. . The
draw stops also deserJ mention. In tone YOU
organs rank with the very best-the makes Of
some others equaling, but none SURPRISING
yours in this regard. The above is brie
mention Of some Ct the excellent features o.
your organs, as given by an expert. Very re
srectfully yours, edward Young, Editor of th'
Industrial Monthly, late Chief of United State'
Bureau OF Statistics" G. A. Ainsworth Will
Jamestown, Vt, general agent
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Montpelier.
Oh could there in this world be found
Some little spot of happy ground,
Without the village tattling.
How doubly blest that spot would be,
Where all might dwell in liberty.
Free from the bitter misery



Some little spot Of happy ground.
Without the village tattlng.
Where all might dwell in liberty.
Free from the bitter misery
or gossps' endless prattngl
B. F. FIFIELD Esq, was at Saratoga last
Hon. L. G. HINcKLEy of Chelsea was in town
Friday.
A PARTY of young people propose to visit
Mt. Hunger tomorrow
GOVERNOR BARsrow and Senator Brainerd
were in town yesterday.
THE family of j. A. Lapointe are attending
the camp-meetng at Northheld.
EDITOR MEssER of the Patrons Rural made
us a pleasant call the other day
j. G. FARwELL is still further improving his
house by giving 1t coat of paint.
PETER MITCHELL smiles on his friends again,
having returned from his vacation.
THERE was no service at Christ church again
last Sunday, the rector being away.
]. C. HoUGHToN, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank, is away on his vacation.
Mrs. W. NJ RAMsDELL of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting friends and relatives in town.
II. C. GLEASON, of the firm of L. P. Gleason
& Co., spent last week at his old home in
Waitsfeld.
LUcIUs GOODWIN returned Saturday from
Fargo, Dakota, not finding things quite to his
mind there.
REV. DIR. C. M. BUTLER of Philadelphia will
offciate next Sunday in Christ church, at the
usual hour.
Miss MARY MARTIN, sister of Mrs. W. A
Stowell and Mrs. 4. +. Rand, are visiting
friends in town.
MIR. AND MRS M. d. GILMAN are attending
the Spiritualist meeting at Queen City Park
near Burlington
GENERAL p. P, PITKN went to New Yorl
Friday in the interests of the Lane Manufac
turing Company.
DR. MALLoY starts the first of October TO
Minneapolis, Mimi, where he will settle, IL thu
outlook is favorable.
PRINoIpAL b. f. Brown has rented Mrs.
W. Bailey's house, on Main street, and will g
to housekeeping at once.
Miss TINNIE ALLARp, who has been at worl
at South Manchester, Conn, has been sick will
intermittent fever, and will come home to
morrow.
Miss ALICE RAYMOND, who has been visiting
with Miss Kittie Bailey, left Monday for tn
White Mountains. She was much please,
with Montpelier.
MR.. T. T. MERwIN and his daughter, Mis-
NJ. A. Merwin of Brooklyn, who were at tn
| Pavilion last summer, arrived last Saturday
and were cordially welcomed.
ON account OF ill-health, Mrs A. d. Ian
and children started for the White Mountain
on Wednesday last accompanied by Mis-
Lillian Clark, to spend the summer.
THE "baliffs" las the intelligent printer ha
spelled it) have posted notices forbidding tn
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-22

Seminary Hill.-The attendance this term
promises to be much larger than a year ago,
while there will be more boarders than ever
before
CLARA BEMIs, teacher of art the past year,
was married last Wednesday to the Rev. Mer-
rill Hitchcock
A ROOM at the seminary is to be fitted up
with desks and placed in charge OF a teacher,
for the accommodation of day scholars.
HoRATIA A. BUTLER Of North Berwick, Me,
has been engaged AS teacher of art at the SEM
mary. She is graduate of Maine Methodist
seminary, has studied some of the time under
some of the finest teachers in Boston, and is
teacher of considerable experience
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-22

East MOntpelier.-Emma Scarrett OF Chi
cago, who spent several weeks in town last
summer was taken i'll at Evanston, H., Friday
evening, August 10th, and died about midnight
before any of her relatives could reach her.
The old lady who died at the west part of
the town was Mrs. Anna, the widow of Simeon
Gould. not Mrs. Polly Could as was quite gen
orally reported.
REV. MIR. MclSEREEY is proving himself
catcher OF fish, as we'll as fisher of men. Last
Wednesday he caught two trout that weighed
nearly pound each, and Thursday one that
weighed over pound; and thinks our little
brooks yield better than they promise
MRS. LYDIA PIKE, who spent the past year
with her daughter in Maine, has returned and
is visiting her son at the Center. AFRO Slay-
ton and Levi Batchelder returned from busi-
ness trip to Canada Thursday. Henry Slay-
ton and family, Millie Slayton and Lila
Downer of Morrisvle and Mrs. j. G. f. Slay-
ton of Boston, were the guests of Mrs, ShaI-
| lock Peck last Wednesday.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-22

House KEEPING. while in Bost0n it will
interest one to visit the warerooms of Paine's
Furniture Manufacturing Co., 4S Canal street,
or send to them for one of their new books of
designs OF furniture now in factory. They
have on hand very large assortment of par
lor and dining-room suits, live geese feathers,
hair mattresses, spring beds, lounges, rattan
and cane chairs at wholesale and manufac-
turers 8 prices.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-22

The hundred-and-sixth anniversary of the
battle of Bennington was celebrated the 10th,
by three large picnics. Excursion trains
brought large number of visitors.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-22

The Revised Laws require savings banks and
trust companies to make annual reports Of their
condition as it was at the close Of business on
the goth day OF June. The following Is state
ment Of the condition of the st. Albans Trust
COMPANY at the above date:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-15

+ Thursday evening has already been
luhh>hcd. The .nteIjng Fliday
evening Will be cen luc,ed bv the
lady hti>rIf, accordin. 20 her usual
me;"oi oi oGg.nz.ns for ternrcr.
anct work
Ih' ceremonies Incident to- 'h'e,-
,in- ;Iie bell, drew ii ia,.,e crowd 1T
1T. Mlchrei' Church, >4.,l,> after.
loon. E.>!lpp .Inn-cr ollicia ed a..
- ed by Father ti.S>eu., Of this,
parish. The service ..~t,d several
h"nr~, and consisted principally OF
recitation OF Is1lms and response,
by the choir. Tine bell vas washed
With :iolv wa.e r, amounted with hoy
VI; ard surrounded i,y the ftu!,.> of
bn'nin% !ncena,, Tie s,mhp:i,in -:
Wni"h Wa~ Afterwards cXriiit,t., yy
the N.>hof. The ci'an-.nG 10y water
: iholcaie'; parity: the un,intlny.
e last Grafton 10 :lo,y ICES ana IT,.
ii-cense tie rla}crS ii the faithful -
;n'y ascend 10 the Mos. High. H..
ceremonies throughout We're ytlv
i'uDrcSs W.
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Price, $500.

4 SCIENTIFIC and econoInicsi ap;a
n ratus Tor lighting for Home. business
Office, Mining and Manufacturing pur-
poses. Comp etc 1" ITSELF. The Electric
Current being produced bv chemical ac-
ti"n. This apparatus 10y our adjustments.
for which we make extra charges. can nc
adapted tn use M n burglar Alarm. Med =
zeal Battery. Call Hell Or for Automatic
Electric Gas i.hting. Our burr lar alarm
is so construed that the intruder is i'm
mediately confronted With u light and a
bell alarm at the sam. instant. Il pliab bile
agents wanted all over the country. En-
close stamp for circular PORTABLE
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. ~ Wafer Street
Boston. Chartered under the laws ot
Massachusetts, Decrmucr, l;S2.
"Po,taJle Electric Lighter, for 81 is he;ny er-
tenSireiy s0ld tyttr Part 'dlr Elrct'lc Light Co..
Of y Water street BnSton II Is dH economical
aud safe apparatus .tm iigh!inG FOR home dMd
business purposes" -!Ncient.ic american, Nr,c
York Dscenlber IL, 1857.
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There is no more necessity for n
brigade of internal revenue collectors
than there is for a battalion of rear
ndmirals. Both are costly luxuries.
Fifteen to twenty cents additional
duty on common earthen and white
glazed crockery ware is one item of
The relief" given to the poor by the
Forty seventh Congress.
War taxes in time of profound
peace-eighteen years after the close
of the war that necessitated such
'axation-are still kept mp. The
ta:iff bill will prove sham and n
fraud so far as it processes TO give
relief to labor.
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION TO PUR.
CHASE TIMBER LAND.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA. WASHIN. ZION rERRIInRi

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE is hereby given that. in COM
~ pliance with The provisi, ia OF the Act
OF Congress approved June 3. 1878, en-
titled IAN Act for the sale of Timber
ands in the states of California. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory"
George W. Dellinger, of Lewis CouI ty,
Washington Territory. has this day fined IN
this Office his application To purchase the
Northeast Quarter of Section No. 81. in
Township No. IL. North. Range No. .
Eat Of the willamette Meridian.
Any AMI all PERSONS claiming adversely
the said described land or any portion
thereof are hereby required To Tile their
claims in this Office WITHIN sixty t6u) days
from date hereof.
Given und"r NV hand, at my Office, in
Olympia, W. T.. this 10Th dav of MAY. A
H., 1883.
JOHN y. CONVEY.
Jel Register of the Land Office.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
TIMBER LAND.
UNITED S.'TFs nIsraIcr LAND OFFl"R.
N ~ ~,

7 VIl WIN, VI ANIINHItlN ERlIIOKV.
! NVFIt'E - hereby given that, in roinpl;-
! ~ anc' with the prov iSionS at the. Act al
| Congress approved June 4. 1875. entitled
! " An Act for the safe oi Turner Lands in
the ~ ties of California. Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory" VIM. " Pan.
din, III i.rwIs County, Washington Terri
tory, has TINS day filed in this u.iic his
application To purchase the NotthwrS'
q latter lGl acres of Section No. 81. il,
Township No IL North, Range No. =
E.ist oi the Willamette Meridian
Any ami all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
thereof. are hereby required to file their
claims in this office within sixty I60) days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand at my office in
Olympia. W. r., this 10Th day Of May
\. II. 1888.
JOHN r. CONVEY.
Jel Register of the Land Office
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ihen, Glcet, Structure 81 philis, in allits
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency.
night losses by dreams, pimples on the
face and lost manhood can positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
travelled extensively in Europe, and i'm.
spected thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining great deal of Valuable
Information. which he is competent to inn
part to those in need of his services. DIR.
CLIFTON will make no charge unless he
effect cure. Persons at distance nnaY bs
cured at home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for a mack.
age of medicine. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the name Of the
pape. thay see this advertisement in
Charges reasonable, Call or write. AID
dress DR.. j. +. GIBBON, Box 1857 san
francisco. '-
May 28th, 1880. Nv
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EX-SENATOR Euse Casserly is iy-
ing dangerously i'll in San Francisco,
and is not expected to recover.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

N''-t l.: .,'-bir-h VI FEB lj.n i1I.
!'i. Il j. E"tn>!I ~ &C., Gtut~:--Srv.ra
months H.,n / iTiu', ! Ing Ma" iti;i
which .';iI-IG IN yni:i'-r.tr, Il! f., grow tn.
SlI"' -; Il t..':-s' Wi!h!li .,lui c.,,iSt,i
M" E''"H >'-N"r'. it.n al The time.
inT i'!r ~" w,"h>. Wien | began Ia I,t.
H"nda Sl'"Vin Cure with tn, NOS. salts
G"l.TH results. II has completely ne
III Vet ;Hr ""::i LrnI",,t ami = ,iuc,i the
ihn!''i't'>>''ii !nia. hay" bong kEownit
To ih rN'''ti'iii tor morse, lIIj HOW know
IL - Ia ;ns- br>t iIn..n'ut for i.,.ni,n Il. Il
tliat am acquainted with.
louIS truly,
+. 2. LAW RENEE
Is sure in it, eff cts, mild III It's action as
1t does not blister, yel it is Penetrating and
powerful to reach every dcel, seated rain
or To remove any bOnY growth or other en-
lal genent> such as sI,avinS S;Dliuts, curbS
cailouS, SprlnS SwelingS and any lame
ness and all engagements of the joints or
limbs. or Tor rheumatism in man and for
amy purpose tor witch !; lininient is used
for man or beast. 1t is now known to be
the best linincnt for man ever used
acting mlld and yet certain in its effects.
send address tor illustrated Circular
which we think gives positive proof of
It's virtues. No remedy has ever met with
such unqualified success t. our knowledge
tor beast as Geil as man.
Price 81, per bottle, Or six bottles for S.
All Druggists have it or can get it for you,
or Ii Wall be sent to any address on receipt
OF prlcebv the prOprietOrS, DIX. B. KEN.
DALI Il Co., EnoSburgh Falls, Vt.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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For Sale

nNE acre of Land, with Mill. three
" Walerwhccls. Two OF them put in
last Sumne sixteen new woodworking
Machines, with belts, one hundred dol
! RS worth of saws, lot OF Seasoned Oak
Ash and Alder, also 400 feet of best hind
OF Misunderstanding.
+. B. KENDALL.
Tumwater, June l, 1883. st
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,RAYM0ND HOLMES Comedy
Seeds! Seeds =! Seeds u!

LNARMEI:S and Gardeners can get al;
4 sorts OF field, flower und garden seeds
in quantities to suit, i'll papers or pound
packages AT
&. II. MANN'S DRUGSTORE.
Olympia, March 2, 1883. u
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THE CREAM Of sD BOOKS Of ADVENTURE.
FiCnEEK an, DARING
HEROES n"o DEEDS.

rsNHE thrilling adventures of al! tie hero
1 NplurrrS ana Frontier fighters W til
Indians outlaws ami Wild Ia a>ts over our
whole contt,y from the earliest lines to
the pre- ut. Lives and famous exploits
uf DcSotn, La Stile. SiandiSh. Boone, Ken.
ton, brady, Crockett, iipwie. Houston,
Carson, Custer, California Joe, Wild Bill,
Buffalo Bill. Gems. Miles and Gro *, great
Indian CaietS and scores ui others. CIR.
Il rUUSLY ILLU>TRA with IFS fine
engravingS to the lie. AGENTS WANT.
Ed. Low priced and beats anything tn
sell. J. DENYING 4 Co.,
42D Bush Street San Francisco.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
A SURE CURE GUAIANIEEN

n! C.NEST'S NERVE AND EEAINT;.iAT.
- TT >."c.i; I"r II stern. D:z.. u. - {. IA.
i"st'Gi' N'rs";'s h"atls he. NJ, mai lie; -ess:,r
Loss % MN.-try. Si'trE.:trrEGa, I.n:s.tt. ry liz.
Nolunt iry eiHiS>:ous lrt,l.t,.r. old ace ,.r.,d
ny "v-r"Acrti"n, 81 i!-si,.se or over INDULGENCE
which Leads T. ns-ry. '.rcry sud cath. Ole lr,x
VIII CUR" recent cas-. Zach box contains che
month treatment: ore :oi.ar box ,rs', b,.,s
Tor nv" d"l'rs: sent Icy i.:.. pre-; aid .n rect
ct pric. We guarantee boxes to cure sfy
east. with Ell II order received by rs for sx
boxes. accompanied with FIVE dollars, VIC VII
send the purchaser our written guarantee u, r..
turn the money IL the treatment does not effect
rur@. Guarantees issued only by
WOODARD, CLARKE Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Irugyyis =, Portland, OREGON,
Orders by mail al Regular prices. S1y
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MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

thu
add
ilJ
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EendalIS SpaVj .. Cure.

Frcnn /. ohir. Jan. 2jgil 1881.
pR. u. j. k!.,pAi.I. X Co.. trt'nt~:-! think
II mT GUY /" i":it.rr EUu my THANKS for
hrncilt> and profits wiIjc nave derived
irHm 'Cur in, ..iua!'lr Hd fare. famed \ -
vim Cure. Ny .-";;~ii: and had 4 va.iG,-
ahic Stallion worth Si.GW Nni:'n hid Il
very iid Sp:V!h. and " ~ Pronounced -
four "::i,n nj Nrtrri!.trv Surgeons 10
i"n'i ans "tlic, AID TIA the Iio 1T =.
""u' f.! ,.Vrr. Asa i,~I r..>rit | advised
nav .''li> u !" ~ : s,rijfp "a; ittndall'S
S;'iN IA t'.r,'. il iiHd 4 magical erect. the
tai: i"'j:i" cured ii a':ti the horse is ;ts
" - ever. IL! .!ir.> al E,liui;ir4h tli.
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