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Agricultural Statistics.

Below we give an imperfect list of the agri-
cultural statistics of La Sale county Inc
assessors of the county, or rather several OF
them, were very negligent of their duty IN
making the compilations required Ottawa
and Wallace make no returns whatever.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-09
SCROFULA.

A remedy that can destroy the germs of
scrofula, and when once settled has the pow
er to root 1t out, must be appreciated by
those afflicted, The remarkable cures Of
young children and the more wonderful cures
of those Of middle age and late in life, as IL
Illustrated by our printed testimonials, prove
Hoop's SARsAPAIiIiIA to be a reliable rem
edy, containing remedial agents which do
positively cure scrofula and eradicate it from
The blood
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-09

cincs that gives so large a return for the mon.
ey as good porous strengthening plaster,
such as Carriers Smart Weed and Bclladonna
Backachc Plastcrs
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WARMER, n. H., Jan. q. 1879.

WARNER, n. H., Jan. q, 1879.
MEssRs. c. l. HOOD & Co., Lowell, Mass:
Gentlemen - For ten years previous to the
early part of 1877 had been a constant suf-
ferer from scrolulOus ulcers or sores, which
had finally reduced me to a helpless condi-
ton, MS described in my letter TO you in Sep
tembcr of that year The continued excel
lent health which enables me 10 keep house
for my aged father and TO enjoy life. keeps
aliycmy intense personal interest III HOOPS
SARSAPARILLA, and cannot refrain from eX-
pressing my gratitude for the permanent
cure this wonderful medicine effected In my
case nearly two years ago, while living In
Lowell, when al my physicians gave me up
thing before close. | have recommended
your SarSaparilla 10 hundreds, and think
more than Il thousand eases, and my faith in
its inylncihility in curing ScrOfua has be-
come absolute by the wonderful cures it has
effected aside from my own, / trust you
will not be slow in making the merits OF
lIOop's SARsAPARILLA known everywhere,
for IL is a duty you owe 10 mankind. With
best wishes remain very truly yours,
SARAH G. WHITTIER.
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Showing decrease of S9OS, 7S3.
At the late session of the Board of Supcryis.
Ors the assessment of 1854 was equulized
without materially changing the aggregate
for 1884
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-09
Griggs, Glvcerne salve.

The best on earth can truly be said Of
Griggs' Glyccriue Salyc, which is a suc cure
for cuts, bruises, scads burns wounds, and
all other sores. WIN positively cure piles,
letter and all skin eruptions. Try this won.
der healer Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Only . cents Of +. Y. Griggs,
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Pure Lead and OIL The best Mixed Paint Sold which
weighs 20 the gallon than any other. Pure Drug.
and Chemicals, all st bottom prices.
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WANTED.

Girls 10 work in Corset Factory NJ Aurora. Steady
MprH the year round guaranteed al good wages Board
does not exceed three dollars per week. CAL ad
dress Chicago Corset Company, Aurora. IN. iuylg.iw
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
WHEN TO TRIM GRAPES.

M. EilfOr:
These few lines are for the farmers col
ump. Az am wearing out, and fAs, ap-
proaching the immortal home OF all the
race OF mortal man. I have few hints In
my experience OF sixty years with apple
and pear trees and grape vines. There are
many minds abou, the best time 10 trim.
AL kinds OF hard wood trees should be
trimmed sfter the leaves are full grown
from that time until the last OF August.
Never trim In March or April. The grape
should be trimmed from the last week In
October through November. Il never
should be cut In the spring. Grapes should
be laid down and covered with evergreen
boaghs 10 prevent them from thswing out
when heavy rains come 10 winter. wish
70 say . good word for grape that Mrs.
Ephraim Maxim has raised from the seed
OF q raisin that she planted. some years
ago, with her own hands. have been &C
quainted with thirty or forty varieties Of
grapes and thinh this one 10 - early. II not
Q little earlier. than any within my knowl-
edge. tis . good grower. Q good bearer
and 10 hardy to stand the winters OF this
northern country. have forgotten the
name, bat viii cell 10 the "haxim Seed
ling" or the streaked Mountain Grape. I
win Say that Mrs. Chss. Crockett OF West
samnsr. has Q very early nice grape, about
the same q the above. Every family should
have two or three Of these early kinds. One
word about svergreens they should be set
In the spring. Il 10 sure death 70 set them
In the fall They should be trimmed In
Nov. Grapes should be cut back 10 within
tvo or three buds OF the joint where they
Of art In the spring. Those vines that are
wanted for runners should bsleit 70 run -
the owner wishes them 10 and then cut
back the same a the others. The "Moun-
tain" craps II ht 70 eat the nrst OF Oct 10
good seasons and where the location u n
voralls. By the middle Of Sept. u ID aiighs
colored grape. O. RrPLny.
fOpipions based upon the experiences OF
years are well founded. and much more
worthy The consideration OF young farmers
than dns sounding theories. which Are the
result Of abstract teaching. without prsc-
toa.-ED.1
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

sE-Ayer's Ague Cure I. the only rene
iy known which IL certain % cure Fever
and Ague permanently, by stpelllng the
malariA poison which produces the dis
ease. II does this surely. and leaves no
m effects upon the system. Nothing is 50
thoroughly depressing and discour.ging A.
the periodical return Of the alternate chills
and fever and sweating. peculiar 10 this
dl.ease
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

SE-'I have been very bilious and IN
vel for years, and have paid oat hundreds
Of dollars trying 10 GET vel. bat found re.
lief only f0f q short time. was treated
BY medical men Who pronounced oy dis
ease Nervous Debility. Kidney and symp
toms Of Brights Disease, and an indeed
thsnkfal 10 Be able 20 recommend and I'd.
wise the use of CLOVER BfTTERS 70 suf'
fsring humanity - Q medicine Of many
curative virtues. instead of using many
worthless medicines OF trash that are I'm
posed upon the poblic-" n g. THonAs'
Lewiston, Ne.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

..'Hff lNNA-tHAet -'"e ~ our prom.-
u,.i iu.incss men said b u, tie other day :
On tie sgrng my w.fe 80 all run do-n
snt could not eat sny thing; passing yoar
store saw apile q Hoods Sarsaparilla in
tie winio-. and | got bottle. After she
bad taken Il . week she had q rOusing ap-
petite. and did her everything. Shs took
ihrss bottles. and u wss the e.st three dob
lars sssrinvesisd. .LHood \ %. .lo~sii MasA
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
~ - rrIIIE nAKEHs


For The test original puErie oOniribaie'
fof use In This department during The ~
ma.nter % the summer season. q desirable
book j. offered Competitors NAY send
more thAn one purlie n they wish, frou
rle should b. followed BY "a correct ans.
wcr. ant thc slgnaturc TIE author desires
o. have printcd ficNse write only on Ons
side % the paper. Ani 10, more than ons
purrie-wlth ia ansser-On one sheet
The orsr Il opeu until the close OF Sstar'
day. August i0. 81 whlch time al paEIle-
seut In competition must BE- 10 hand. II
- undsrstOod thkt all puEzies offered vii
~ subject ~ our ase In The department
MArk everything sent In response T.
this orer Prize puItles for The OxTOEr
DudoCKAr.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

HAY FEyER I have been . great suf.
ferer from Hay Fever for rs years. read
OF the many wondrous cures by kly's Cream
Balm and thought would try once more.
In IS minutes aner one application l wss
wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago ]
commenced using II and nov feel safire-
N carei 10 10 the greatest discovery ever
known or heard rdof-DUuAnxr CLskK, Lee,
Mass. Price 5Oc.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

War, famine and pestllsnee all eomolnsd
do not psodacs the evil conssqnences 10 q
naiioa which 2. suit from lmpare blood 10
oar veins. Parsons Pafgsise Pills make
s,r rich blood, sni prevent all manner oi
disease.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

l. rough and pimply. OF covered viii
bl0tches and sores, and yoa want clean
smooth skin and fair compilation. use Sal
phar B.tters. Best medicine In such case
ever soli.-C. \. Scheffier 4 Co. Drug
gists. Lawrence. Mass.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Ms. Lala Har.ts power of maklag men
DO pretty much a. she pleases IL ouly won
dsrful In the method of ~ application.
The power Itself has been . specially with
the fair ser ever since I've wheedlcd Adam
into taking . bite % that spple-
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

WIN. y Dargln Of the Boston Loan Co
gT5 wsshingtOu Street, ssys recon
mend Sulphur Blttsrs a. the very bssi
medicine have ever used There .. no.
thing llkc them ~ give an sppctlts. tone
up the system. aud 30 sway With that Ian
guid fs.ilng which IL - frequent amou <
those cOunn.d Indoors.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

IL IL said that one Of the del gstss 10 The
recent Chicago COuycnllon. on the morn
lag before he left, shook the mackerel al
the breakfast table BY the tail and remark
ei Goodbye. old fellow. II The nesi
convention IL held here III see you again. p
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

sS-Do ~ AT ONCE For ten cents get
q pseksge OF Diamond Dyes Al the Drug
glst'- They color anything The naest and
most desirable colofs. Wells Richard
sou 4 Co. Burlington, W A sample
card. 80 eolors. and book Of directions for
&c stamp
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

We onsr no spology for n qaen,ly calling
attention 10 Johnsoo's Anody ~ Lioiment
a. IL Is the most vslushie r,inedy thai has
ever been produced |. Is snfs cure ="
dlarrb9l, dy-.ntery am choir, morous
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

"Her father 4. nothing but raiser OF
calves, anyway" remarked yOang man,
eontsnptaously Of the girl who hat Jiltei
him.
yes" replied bis companion. " heard
that he lifted you OF of the steps several
tlmes
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

II see that Oscar Wilde has got mar
ried, the young man said TO his girl.
"Yes." she said. "sni it's . wonder be
found any one 20 have him"
why soi'
because there are few girl. Who be.
lleve 10 any such foollshness As 'snklssed
hisscss
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

IL IL somsthlng about an educated per
son Who colors clothing and the political
editor Of . daily paper and the answer Is
zone IL learned dyer and the other Is
darued liar" but The eooundrum has man
aged 10 escape from The once.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Who siu Prodt by the experience OF 9th
ers. The many Millions of packages o.
PNLEs PEAKIISE which are sold ssnasl
ly. prove Il . practical article. Beware o.
LmlIailnna
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

"OvEK ruE HILIs TO ruE Pook HoUsE
A person with impaired or impoverished
blood Is on the road 70 physical bankrupt
cy. Burdock Blood Bltters strengthen
AMI enrich the circulation. repair the tis'
sues and bald up the entire system
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

"Up from the meadows. rich with corn.
The farmer slowly bobbled home
The Rheumatism caused his srief
But quickly did he s.t relief
with Great American Spcihc.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

90 The stage Or platform. In society OF
Al home, must not Only possess brains hat
q clear, strong voice. Cstxrrh. % . Sc
we're cold. Il almost certain 70 inlare the
voice. But these complaints may be com
pletsly eratlcsted with few applications
OF Thomas Eclscfric OF. unrivalet In 10.
speclalties.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Who has not heard or been the reclpl'
ent OF benefits derived from using n. II.
Downs's Elixir, . never falling remedy for
oil diseases of the Throat, Chest aud
Longs. None are 100 poor n get cured
OF all bilious diseases by the use Of DR.
Baxter's Mandrake Buffers. as they cost
only IS cents per bottle As q linimenl
for horses. Henry q Johnson's Aruics and
Oh Linlment cures sprsins, Bruises and
Lamensss at once.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

W-n 10 bsd enough In all conscience
70 b toruentsd 10 death by Rheumatism
or Neuralgia, bot when your money 10
wasted In buying worthless medicines,
your case Ia doubly trying. B. II. Jacques
OF Houlton, Maine. says he spent $4,000
trying 70 cure himself Of Rheumstism.
from which ~ had suffered for too pears
and half nis pastor happily called his
attention 70 ATHLoPuoRos, whose merits
be hsd hinsslf proved. Two bottles pot
I'll his pals - hISht and placed him on hls
fsst agaln-
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

For the nose and throat externslly or
internally used. Thomas' Eckoiric OH IL
mate HESS Asthms. catsrrh, snd serious
throat Affections are quickly smsnablc 10
this efficient remedy
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

from Mrs Dennis Smith. Loaisyille, ny.
says "for blood Impurities bardoct
Blood Buffers seem particularly adapted.
Never before bsd complexion 80 clear.
Use all the time"
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

The soprano wanted the tenor turned oai
OF the choir because, aftsr hearing her run
up aud down The scale slt 0r seven times
In Que breath he remarked that she vas
very successful a. Q wlnd.lass.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

n - rrrr =
US...i. .. ~t--.
To permit yourself AMI family to
Sunef
Win Sickness when 10 can BE- prevented
and cured 80 easily
Win Hop bi,ters ''i
Having experienced q great Deal Of
.sTronbie r. from Indigestion. 30 much
80 that came near losing my
Tft
Ny troobls always came amer eating any
food
uossver nsbi
And dlEcstlhlr,
For two or three hours Al a time had
% 60 through the most
Excruciatlng pains.
And the Only wsy ever goi
Relief
Wss by throwing up all my stomach
contained No one can conceive TIE pains
that haa b. - tArooeh, until
d" Al lkstf
Iwas taksn so that Coz thrsc weeks I
lay lu bed knd
Could eat uothlag
Nv surerings were - that ! called two
doctors o. give me somsthiug thu would
stop ne PAIN NNNIF
tf1rts we're no good to me.
AZ lasi heard q gooi deal
"Ahout your Hop hitiers
Arf determined o. try them.
Got q hotiic-In four hours I took ne
Cnutcuts OF
uue
Neat day va oat OF bet. and have uo,
srfna
"S.Ck
Ilo1r. from TIE sane cause sluce.
have recommsndci 70 o. hundreis uf
others. lon have ro sach
Advocate A. I am -- Geo Kendall,
Alston. R1ston. Mass.
Co'unihas .tf-acrff. rexss, April -i, -
Dear Entof q have tried your Hop BIT
tcrs ani Goa they afe good for any CON
plant TIE hsst medicine ! ever ussd 10
ny family II. IAtENEN
as Nnrf genuine slfrnlf e tunctof green
-
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
CnNrrrnrIInN CtrKKp.

An old physician. retired nom practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula OF . simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma. and all Throat and Lung
Affections. also Q positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com.
plants. ater having tested its wonderful
curative powers In thousands OF eases, has
felt Il his duty 70 make Il known TO his
suffering fellows. Aetuated by this motive
and desire 10 relieve human suffering,
win send free OF charge, 70 all who desire
Il, this recipe, In German, French or Eng.
lish, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent BY mail, by addressing. with
stamp, naming this paper. w. A. NoyEs,
ll9 Rover's Block. RocA<sfsr. Wy
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Another New York belle has married an
Italian priaee lie 10 real ons lie runs
slx chairs, i've bath rooms ani the brush
IL dressed 10 livery. There Isn't nicer
shop In any country tOwn In America
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

A poct say. when the suu lmprn,s .
good. night klss on ih~ western horizon
the sky bushes" Males her think u old
times, probably. ~hsa she vas yoang and
Rfidy like the horizon.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

whsn you have . cough sni want relief
think Of kemp's Balssm fOr the Throat
and Lungs. A guaranteed remedy for
those diseases Price soc. AMI 81 trial
sire free. A. N. GERRr,
So. Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

ss.f 49, e. Irss rf MrunrF tnIrersaI Ia
arurr. Fa.n Ir frr uarE uiunrss of N1sinu. Pr
'nafUrr uf Az anf mau1 0trrI I.srasfs ihtI
crave.
az D rartIrn'srs m ouf lanrtlci, stict -
frs'rr fn afrf 'frr fr r1n o. eFerF cne. az 10
slfrrr MefrrIr i s0.r rT a. lruEgtsls ~ o. Tsr
rarEaFs 0r "a rsrksEss 90 o. of III - srat re
III uaI o. tre rscsigt ~ ~ nousf, ~ stirtss
nE
ruE HEtl MEDICINE CO. FAC =. Y.
Nu anrnuul a rnuntrrif ts. 10 have i'isa ~
nr.Inu Nrsrrrrr lrr un'r TUuuIrr.
~ L .-ll- 20. lI A. uLAAl.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
Nssiee ef Foreclosure.

Whereas James nssven. late Of Bethel. Coss.
" of Oxford asd slaH u naise. nos decsAssS, %
tks n lrty- arst day of March. A. ID. lslA by his
nortx.ss dss1 of thzt data. recorded vim the OH
iord reserds. eoOs ie1. psxe u sosssyed 70 kee
ert A. .Chapmsa. lats ef sa1 bstbsi dcosAs<d
errtsia real sstsl< 10 sald bsthsl. prtics lariy
dsseribsd n s.h nsrs<sxs ess-i. ed veich 70 70
- referred 70 for Q PARTICULAR descriPuon o.
he sane. b<ins Ne hemsss~s1 hrn q the sad
Jsss. nsxveli. "a uhieh Ne lived q N. uss q
hn dscease. " secure The payment of certain
sosss .psrtlcslsrly describ>i 10 ssh mortgage
de<d. Asd where's one Calls Z. ChspnAn, ID
nlnisfrator q TIE estate of NE said k.iA. Cnsp-
nas of,P0rtsni, hAins. for . vsinsbie coastdrr.
aiion 70 hin pail. on The stxfh day Of Decemb>f,
A. ID. lssl, dd ssll ed ssstss The sSSren~nsscssd
mortgage 70 n. 0 ~ill appear froa his sa,1 -
slxnmsnt thereof. dated tks day and year afors-
said. ana rscorded win sali rsoeves n e,ck lsi,
page ~. Nov thersfor> ths ssndnioas q ths said
nerigsge having beea brokes. !. the usdersifnef
as asslxse< of ths Aforesaid. clain fos 9
sa<k eass sa1~~sa pr0vb6sd.
bsthsi. AuE. u, l<t.
AU0UsTUs.m. nAxwELL,
~ .. y. GfnooN. he Auy.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
AGooD T.tKKR

The ambitious American girl Who wed'
aforeign title Il like the independent voter
She stands up 70 Be counted.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

No REAsox YoR SHANE -"I should
think you would be ashamed Of Yourself 10
fight with little BOY half Jour sine. r" said
. lady on the street
"Do I look ershsmedi' asked the boy.
"No, you do not"
"Is eidder Nv me eyes blaeki"
NO"
"Eny bites onter me nosei"
Certainly not"
lis me ears chawedi Il der eny mud
down me necki IL me coat torn, OF me
saspenders busted oar
"No."
"weli, then. I hsint got nuthla' ter be
ershamed o. W I should night wid big.
ger boy'n me might have cause ter be
ershamed."
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Two japanese lovers decided 10 die By
thelr owu hands Upon their mutual tomb
were inscribed The simple words. Harry
Carry, no Kyards"
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Ifs dancing master aia't p--i-,a then
what Il his racquet
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Nog can get o. A. NJ. Gerry. Kemps Bo-
tanic Liver Pills for Hes5sehe. for The
ConPisRiou. for Torpid Liver, for Bihous-
reaa
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

They were going OF on . journey.
+" which shall carry" he ksked, "ths
baby or the dogf-
"You had better carry The baby" she
quickly replied, " and I viii take ehArgs
OF Besuty-the dear little fellow. l would
not have s8ything happen 10 him for The
World
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

"say, old fello," said Ton 70 bis friend
Dick, the other morning, Ia your new
girls father Republican, Democrat or .
0reenbackerf"
"well. replied Dick, renectively, "from
the reception be awarded me last night,
am rather inclined 10 think that he Il the
worst kind OF Q kicker.'"
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

The man who bosses the tarn.tils dDes
not alsays set the fashions
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
TEaW Wtu WOMAN

CrOtOb milkman Is named kslliko
lie makes q nrst class morning rapper.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
CONDUCTED nv n. wALKrR McKkxs

corrcsponaence on practical ssfie aitar~i top
ic. IL solicited AAdrc.s all oomman icstions
Intended fcr this department 10 Mr. Mckesn.
II fryeburx. Maine
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

A sure tss, Of sirebgth-whsn The batter
cant be swallowed
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Can you spesk % a yoanx lady - being
brow beaten when she has her 'front.' hair
banged
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
IL Ynrn skfx

Naturally enough the bulls thrive on
good crops The bears Are not herbiv-
orous
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

m.-CnARApE
The frsi mas. he set up today"
Sad Mrs. Brown Que morning;
And yoa wont nnd u much nke play,
90 that give you warning
" The fotai didnt match before.
And some % u l. lacking
Noull have % get some Al ne store,
Aud bflug bOx of blscklug
'-Tis sit-lnch ilsf. remember, dear,
And come bach In hurfyi
Iwish tie Iob we're done | fear
Twill be q ircAifal worry.
GKIis SANS.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

vi meet VIA iArge salos, tor u not onit
possesses uisrii bot 70 "a 0aly saoes rers-
stI % Iis iiai N t.s cord ASK your
druggist for H.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02
AYERS :
Cherry Pectoral.

No ether complaints Are - in.idloas In thsis
sftssh 20 tbo.s affecting the throat and lanss;
nons - uiasi 9th By the majority q suffer-
err. he ordinary cough o. cold. resulting
perhaps from . uinlng or unconscious ss-
posure. 10 often but the beginning a q fatal
slekne<s. AsrEs CaEnnt fGcroaAL has
vsli proven is schessY In . forty years hxhs
With throat snd lung diseases. sni sA0sld -
tAksn In all cases sithoat dslay.
A Terrible Cough Cured.
"In isss took severe cold. vhich affected
nv lunss. had q terrible coush, and psss<i
night after nlsht rithout sieep. Ihs dostofs
ss,s NE ~ J sIisd sssss ca.nss ., PC,
slesp, snd Afforded ms the ret necessary
fof the recovery q my strength. w The
eontinuei uss n The fTCToRst PsFmA-
nsnt eufe vss srestei- am nos a. ye.rs
old, hale sni hearty. and am s.iishsd ,0ef
H0RAcN fsInnnofnHA"
hoesinsham, VI. Jeiy Is, issA
Group A Mothers Tribute.
"whns IN ths country last winter ny little
toy. three years oil uas taken ill with Group,
~ seemei a. u hs you'd De from strsnsn-
l.tion. uns a the family sussssisd the ess
which vss alsays kspt In the house. fhis
was tre.l iu snail and frequent doses. snt
% car dell .ht in less than half an hour the
little patisnt sas trcathins easily. The doc-
Cor sad that the CntHHN frCfonAL haf
ssv~l ny dsrlins's life Can you vondss a.
our sratltaiief Sincerely yours.
Mrs fnsA GnnSry."
10 West 18th 81. Nsu iofA. MAJ u. isi.
II have u.sd Aftn's cHtnny PrcroaAL
o. ny family for several Yssfs. sni % not
hesitate ~ pfuuouncs u Tie mlo<t sreetuAi
uisi. A. J. CnAxH"
Lac Crystal. MIN. March n. issa.
-Isassrsi 90 sish, y,sr- frosa Rrcsehi,is.
sni aftsf uyius many remeilss siih no sue
ess. "a. eufsi ~ The u.s q ANrns CHrnr
Nv fncruhAI Jusfrn NALbns.'
BJLAila. Mlss. April 5. iss2.
II e.nno, say enough In prsls. 4 Avys's
BAT o. ts uss shouid lous sines have dlsd
ffom lans truabies y bAASpVs.
Palestine. rs,Ns. April 2. iss3.
NJ ease q an afectioa a The threat 90
iuns. srlsts vhleh cannot - greatly rsiisvsd
b. ths a.s q ArrA's CHEnnr PrcrosAl,
All u viii aissys c~'v vbsn he disease .
net Already tsyoni the control u nstieine.
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Dr.J.C.Ayer6co., l., Lowell, Macs.
sOli bJ all DraSxsa
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

Physicians recommend porous plas,ers
In cases of Bach Ache. Lame Side, Stin
Muscles. rheumatism and al local pains.
Hoy Piaslsrs are The best made, combining
Fresh Hops with Guns. Ready 10 use.
pleasant ani powerful 10 action. g5e. At
any drug store.
Oxford Democrat., 1884-09-02

A nice ploas yoang man, Who tried 10
steal q ki.s from . Washington belle, got
bis nose so covered with rel paint that bis
pastor subsequently, stopped him 10 The
street and discoar.ed to him for Ten min.
ates on the evil. Of strsng dfiuk