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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
LOGAN SENATOR AGAIN.

The Governorpf iIionois has Just rem
dered decision 10 the Lsmln-Brand
case. Af.er an elaborate review Of the
evidence and tl3 citation of authorities
he awards the certificate Of election to
Lcman. the republican canlidate for
State Senator in the sixth district.
The decision of the Governor recitcs
the circumstances surrounding the r.
turn of the election julty- in the second
prcrinct Of The ci- fifteenth ward Of Chi
caeo. and the manner iu which the fraud
was pcrpctrat.d as set forth by couclu-
siye evidence. written aud oral, before
the State canvas,iug bo,rl The Cow
crnor also used a, a basis Cor III, dccjs
ion tie appearance to him Of the second
precinct tally-shect aul polI-bo1k His
conclusion is taat bold forgery was
committed to cheat the people Of the
dis rict ost &c their Just rights, and that
the object Of the cra,urss WAS to change
the majority in tie State Legislature,
and thereby control the election of u
United states Senator II finds that
Lqman received a III jority Of 39l otes
The Federal grand jury made report
on The sixth senatorial district, dcclar-
ing that the poll book AMI tally sheet
show undoubtcd evidence Of fraud and
forgery From an examination Of tue
ballots the report says. 1t became at
once apparent TO u, HAT crime, whose
bolducss and wickcduess was only
cqualcd by its gros,ncss, had been com
United In other words, there had been
distracted over two hundrcd ballots
cast at sail election AMI bearing the
name Of a candida,c for Representative
in Congress from the envelope IN which
the ballots cast in said precinct were IN
closed after lul on the night Of election
aud there hal been instituted n place
thereof an equal number of spurioo' aud
1 flse ba lots, which were never voted.
The jury returned a number Of lndlci-
ments. but the names of those indicted
were not made public.
This action of the Governor and
Grand Jury insurcs the Legislature to
the Republicans, and Seuator Logan
returns to the Unite States Senate.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
Capturing ostrichcs.

The great feat of an Arab hunter is
to capture an ostrich Being very shy
and cautious. aud living on the sandy
plains where there is little chance to
take il by surprise. it can be captured
only by well planned and long continued
pursuit on the swifc,t horse. The os.
tri.h ha. two curious habits il running
whtn alarmed 1t always starts with
out spread wings against the wind, So
that il can scent the approach Of an en-
eny. It's sense Of smell is so keen That
it can detect person great distance
long before he can be seen. The Other
curious habit is that Of running in A
circle Usually hvcor six ostrichcs sro
found in company; When discovered
Part of tie hunters, mounted on fec
horses will pursue the birds, while th,
other hunters will gallop away at r'gh
angles to the course tie ostIich,s have
taken. When these hunters think the,
have gone far nough to cross the pail
the lirls viii be li';cly to take, the,
watch upon ,onc Use Of grounl for thei
approach If the hunters hit the RICH
place and sec the ostrichcs, they at one,
start in pursuit with fresh horses, an,
sometimes they oyertake one or two Z
the birds; bur often one or two of IT,,
fleet horses fail, completely tirel ou
with SO sharp chase
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
Since the recount sweeping demoers

Since the recent sweeping democr
victory in Indiana the name Of Hon.
Joseph + McDlnll has been frequent
" mentioned in connection with the
United States Scnatorship This has
elected a card from Mr. Mcdonald in
which he distinctly states that under no
circumstances can bis name be used for
the S,natorship this winter. He says
Iii, desire is that Scua'or VOORHEES, shall
be his own successor, aud he believes
that to be the wish Of large majority
Of the democrats Of Indiana In notic-
ing Mr. McDonald's dccllua ion the In
dim polls Sentinel. democratic, says
cdtorially: I'VE have good deal Of
tall democratic timber in Indiana and
it will be placed in position in good lime
The architectural >ymmctry Of the grand
Old democratic temple must be preserved
\ We are building fr the ages Let u,
get rid Of the uucou b debris of republi
canism first"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
A wonderful Machine Gun

A Philadelphia inventor, Hiram ;
Maxim. the inventor OF the system OF
electric lightning bearing his name, has
invented machine gun which fires
GOO shots a minute from single barrel
The gun with its tripod only weighs
I26 mounds. and is arranged in such a
way that the force Of the recoil from one
round At the moment Of firing is utilized
and forms the motive power for loading
and firing the next round. The car
trilges are kept in canvass belt seven
wards long, in box under the gun you
insert one end of the belt III the gun
start the fling and then can tram thu
: Gun rs YOU choose while the discharg'
proceeds mechanically \ new belt cal
y b. attached as the oil one become
9 .mptied The barrel is surrounded +
a water Jacket to prevent 1t from bccou
inc heated. Ii the man working tn
Gun should be killed the gun would
e on firing mechanically till tile c1rtrlds'
were exhausted unless some faulty cal
to fridge ,nrcrcer.d Certainly a machi'
m gun which one man can work, aud Will
~ fires ten shots second. is semc'hl
important in musIeroas discovery
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05

During the past summer Capt c Z
Dutton Of the Geological Survey has
been studying some remarkable relics
Of ancient volcanic action in the north
western portion Of New NJ xico They
consist of multitude Of neelle-llke
peaks rising out Of the broad valley bot
toms to attitudes VARYING from 1000 to
, 200 feet. They are callel chimneys
by the residents They are composed
of black basaltic lava, having beautl-
ful columnar structure like the basalt Of
tie Giants Causeway. They are rem
narts Of lava Which once rose up out Of
the e1x.L through the strata anu con.
--oI-S@gH 1'SH Volcanic pipes or vents,
In later periods tae strata which cncloS'
a ,hrm have been dissolved away and
removed by the general erosion At the
country leaving these basoltie cor"s pro-
iecting many hundreds of feet in the ali
: casts Of the 70 canic pipes or passa-
yes through which the ancient towers
rose to the surface.
The proof of tbs origin is conclusive
Around the valleys in which they stan'
rise lofty tables or pIateaus, known il
the West as mesas These are cappe
l with heavy sheets ofbasalt, and benea'
Them are the stratlied sandstones an
Z slales of the Western coal fields. l
the wa Is and upon the slopes OF the'
mcsas may be seen many Of these CHI"
r news in every stage Of partial disinte
: mcnt some nearly excavated, some ha
a disentomLed. and some just begmnn
t. to appear as the mesa wall wastes aw'
y under the dis diving action OF TIM
'e Those which ar, just beginning 70
disclosed in the mesa walls stilI ha
30 remnants of the old cinder cones up
liz their SUBMITS, while from those viii
er are wholly, or in greatest part excayal
in All traces of the cinder cones have d
'i' appeared. Thus the veritable roots
these ancient volcanoes are uneart'
and laid open to the inspection OF
he geologist.
le- The locality where these ancient y
leS cauic 'necks' (for this is the techn
Ike name given them by geologists) are $
'ns lies along the eastern flank Of Mo
ca Taylor, one Of the great extinct 70
M noes of the West 1t is about s.
lck miles west of the Rio Grande, and
not enty miles north west of Albrqoer'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
Acme Hall
The Glass Of Fashion,

shows the acknowledged
fashionable Stock Of Mems,
BOYS and Children's SUITS
in Baltimore.
We manufacture at our
own factory the Clothing
we sell.
They possess all the beau
ty of made-to-order work
without the cost and both
er.
Every Garment in oul
house thiS Seasons manu-
facturc.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05

II i, said tat the only three men in
a." United States who have .. c'iycd the
y rec degrees Of Ib,ctor Of Divinity, Doe
tor " laws. aud Doctor Of Literature,
are Pres y rnar of Columbia Pres
MrCo~h Of Prince: on, aud Prof Wilson,
II Cnrncll
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05

Palermo Formerly the Champion city
in lia'v for heggrrs. now occupies only
he seventh rank Rome ranks lowest
in beg .ardon among all the cities, but
.mon, her mendicauts may b. found
some llust ious and very diynidcd per
soma yes
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05

\ ene bursired and thirty-'on gun
Has bern east at the Krupp works for
the Italian government II the cxper-
iurnts with this m n,tcr gun are sue
crssfu, others on the same molcl to
serve tor coast defence will be cast at
she royal foundry near Spczia.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
No Sham Here,
no False Prices!

The very best WY to con-
vince you that we are sell
ing the Finest Clot ing, lisa
personal examination of our
Stock. We specially invite
YOU to inspect it.
All the nobby, fashiona-
bic patterns ConIy shown by
us in Sacks, Double and
Sing!e-breasted, GETAWAYS
Prince AlbertS, &c, &C., fol-
young men, and 4 full STOCK
of elegant modest pattern,
for gentlemen of tastes.
Our stock of children's Clothing
not Equalicdin America.
! ovcreoats' all Shapes in Plain fame
end elaborate patterns.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05

The Suprrmr Court has decided that
rur"rd. rs COMMON carriers arr only
habc frr losses for The amount stated in
the contract
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
TO MOTHERS.

,,b. should have bottle ofDR. FAIR
Eyefy p TT9FFTHiNG SYRUP. Perfectly safe
NE9 os.rl 20 Of Morpha mixture. viii relieye
No OPIUM y, in the Bowel. and Promote Diff
coe 4l. GFPr6s Prepared BY Des D. FAHENar
cult e gytar7stowa, Ma, Druggists sell IT. IS Gus
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
GRAND
CENTRAL HOTEL,
ON THE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
No Al Market Space. Between
Hawk and Lombard streets.
Baltimore. Md.
Free Concert Every Evening.

- = = , = N71AAH
The whole House newly fitted ny. Room.
in frSt-class So le First-chtss Rooms hy the
Day, 30 cents, with Board 90 Frst-eias,
walters in attendance. Bar stocked with the
finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars Open all
night Citizens Line Of Cars PISS at the cor
ner OF Lombard and Market Space
CAPT CHARLES MYERS, Proprietor.
I'm lS-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05

'ness Of the vote by which the samj VS.
decided
lie refers to the friendly r,
laiious existing between the tie
States and all foreign powers.
Hi. recommendation for the ~. h
suspension Of silver dollars and -
tidcatcs is worthy Of considerable pt'
There are one hundred and eighl dy
million silver dollars now 10 circu hi
aud if tie same ratio is coined ui
years as have been in each year 9i[ -tI
passage Of the silver bill in 1873, vt
is likely to become our sole mi hl
standard necessarily creating a'r-N I-
cial disturbance, and impairing th1 n.
tional credit
He also econ nonds the reti
trade dollars lie says, that ~ c
Of the circumstances under which tle
were coined and Of the fact that sht
have never bad a legal tcnlcr lii
there should be offered for then y
Slight advance over their bullion ut
In this recommendation the Pres lei
docs not appear to be as clear as in ih'
l
portions d his message lie holds th
trade dollars never had legal teldt
quality; consequently are only %y
bullion an valuable only as such W.
being 50 why does he recommend pr
MUM over and above the market bll
Of silver bullion for their surrender II Il
government? 1t may be, that t
President believes that age AMI ntai
are po'ent factors in adding to the pa
ue Of this coin. AMI having donE
the government should pay prem u
for its redemption proportionate ta y
peculiar value thus attached y
All excise taacs should be abolish
except those upon distilled spirits. q
abolition Of all others except the tax
spirits says the President will not aft.
the revenues Of the government to a
extent There will then be realized
sufficient revenue to meet rcasonal
expenditures and to permit such ml
reduction as may seem advisable.
4 reduction ofpostage on drop letters
one cent. The decrease in the p
office receipts r;ll sop oqa u!el9p
act of lgS9IM pI9Aos suopuouI
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05
When You Visit Washington Si0p At The
AE'ERlGnl HOUSE,
Coz. Penn. Avo. & 7th ST.,
Washington, D. c.

Terms, So Per Day.
The propricto's Of this Ilous., The Oldest
established Hotel in Washington desire TO
call the attention Of their patrons aud The
pablo to the fact that the He cl is aud has
been the headquarters for Mar, landcrs for over
halfa century. The American is centrally
located in the br,incss portion Of the city,
and within a short distance of all Public
Buildings, Churches, and places of Amuse
megt.
DUFFY Il LEANNARDA, Proprietors.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05

sf.xceu'ive Committee of the pro-
kihitiou party in NTaryan has decided
sunk" fit for a loell up ion consii-
taltunal amendmcnt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-12-05

LYONS Black Dress silk. 95cis Black Cash
meres, all wool. extra wide 49, ~ q an
7jels Iangtree Dress Sul,ug, III The new
colors, A inches vide, 75cts Ladies all
wool CLOTH - inches wldr, 75rts. CoIored
Dress Silks an colors, $500 Trir4 cloth to-
Ladies' (Talor made sGi}s0 III G. lIs - in h.
- wide, gsrtsS Co}airI tst,hue - .l,ul..s
with. IN colors, 23ets- iedi". ~ " IN,
Dress Goods. all ur@ colors 21rts' Shh
yelvcts. all new coors, p. lHeo' Dress
Goods fan STYLES l24.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
she Northern paelac Lnud Grant.

Mr Lamb 70, he Lana Commissioner OF
III. Northern Paciac Rillri4l, Go.s no. be-
lieve Congress will pas any bill to folfeit
ands winch have Nircalv been earned hy the
Npihern Pacific by tie cul construction
of The road. Sh uld such Il law be cnacted.
Dir. LrmUorn, thinks that the United States
sup enc Court wOud decide II iuupCra w. go
lar AS the lands along the lne of me compl.t.
e.! road WAS COnCciu"d. N. N0rtntrn Pa
ciiic WAS granted 50,G00,0 600 acres Of land.
and as al bat about 800 miles of the road
has hecn built it is claimed that the company
cannot lawfully he deprived OF more than
lO,CU0, 600 or 1900, 0G0 acres OF land, which
lies chiefly along the Columbia River and on
the Cascade Branch in Washington Territory.
ohoH4d the proposed bill become 4 law and
he approved by the Supreme Court, the
Northern Pacific would iua, about 80 OuO, COO
acres, Of which 6,00o, coo or 5000. coo acres
are good agricultural lands. About !, 900, coo
acres Of the laud, which you'd he forfeited,
have teen sold end are now said 70 be in the
possession Of settlers. Mr. Ltmborn t1inks
the passage Of the iii IN question would Put
a stop to railroad buiiGin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
IFrom thc New York li-rnld.

The courship Of Jas b Barh aud Kath-
crime Ling did not progress happily in their
native toHn Of kaiserslau;crn, Prussia.
Jacob, sturdy young peasant OF twenty
four, had been piously brought up asa
Catholic, while Katherine, a buxom and
rosy checked girl, had been trained in the
fai!h OF Luthtr. S;erl and cruel parents
forbade nuptiel union on the score of re-
iglOu5 differences, and the sneethealts had
bur sorry time of it. Katherine was
breaking her heart, it is said, b,c cause of her
famly's o1stnacy; but her lo:cr clicked
up heart enough to pursuldc her 10 fly with
him 10 America. She constnted, and with
cery little luggage to hamYer them the pair
landed at Castle Garden by tn, last Hamburg
steamer.
Pastor Defktwcler yesterday, at their re.
qucs'. performed TIE ma'ri8g. service which
united Jscob sod KATHERINE fnr life in
Superintendent j IckoJn's room al aslle
Garden. The oridal tpnt will extend ms lar
- North Ferrtsburgh, VI, where employ
m"'t on farm "ss procured for Them
through he Cts'la G+Ida7 Labor Bureau
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07

Seuator Elmunds, sols ihe New York
Times, has written to o ilitnd Rh1 sent aim
q plumber of newspaper Clipping, favo.iug
his nomination for tAe Prc.idercy. ~ anl
extremely obliged to you for Jour kind in
tertst and good wishes. but can say with
absolute candor that have 10 disposition
whatever TO hold the Place to which you re-
fer, or to have my name used in connection
with II. am zone the less grateful, how
ever, FIR the good opinion Of NY country
men,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07

20 mater how !oug you We heeH a cunerer
from hh' uiialsm, there /. hupe Of a cure since
NE discovery Of Atm oPH0RUs-'he thanpicn
remedy. Many write ~ confirm this Their let ers
make Vtddct when - unaniIs3n.. impartial.
sirshg As, ancc, Alvin q. Var, c awford
OF hTHLoPHoRos The but'r / u.ed has ne ped m"
very much. Pam all gone, hnI come lam meas yei
aid well there m ght be, for have been troubled
Tor thirty ave years w!lH rhcumYtism.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
4 LMdlcrons vEay az E..sL.... . .inte.
TIE EoHBy. EssissTEs CONGRESS-.

yv.surr,.ro. n T. ~,
''.'.' 7''-i'"'
OocHFcAi from NE commit IN military AZ
fairs, reported g3vGI 'aly ECi bal in ,c{lnit,ly
poe'p1uej nil lila fnr ,b. lis,,i,,,,.o,, -
coo io,,,.o , ,,,.,,,. e., ..;....
y" - 'S'o'"''"nS'
0'uaIor l. 's'a reported laroTably bill to
relieve The members and Judge advocate of
the Fl2 John Porter cour,.modi.l ~ tho
Blcrecy IT, posed by ca.h 81 ,ythr vote Of th,.
couf. ne c'n"I',e IN military affairs
law re,cyl.ian Of P,e,tshng y 'Ne ''' a., !,
viiIag ol Pai7bnrs FIR pI1l;c pax. tn.
commute on Ior'rI rp7f,d u b'!l II pro
$50 a. ', q "1 ID, 1Lu ,'s'"'''' tablets Tor The
The mill ary acrd,,,,. ---,,,..,io,.... ,.,..
was passed win an aacu., = ,-o-.oils
tina, Ter Q'te. rny. c.alr q -oissaJ ior agzing
Shall not be eligible 10 rp-SnpyiU'Lu..f
Bills were Introduced nv Senator Miller Il
New YORK., provlii-l f.r,'c erection NJ a
public build MA S4g.'aya Ills % ma. hy
Senator CynEcg, graa'ilr !r.r ',r,i,.rs III
free delivery otto , ii thirty d.p's love #
absence each year. A bll WA pass.d. pro-
vlding for the issue by govern rcnt officials
OF duplicate checks ia Cas- wherein tue or
iglnaIs have been lost. may b, done after
Six months and within three y, ars, upon IT,
Giving sufficient bonds uud for cb'cl,s Of
not over $500 A bill v. 8 -a.s,dto pinish
oounttriclling, within The United S,lt,s. oil
notes, bonds or other secnriuls If f,rcIpn
gov rnnents. The Scna'e CoaslGcred the
COVER ing acting ministers and cone,io 81
rights and responsibilities Of cit,2ens of he
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07

The best salve used in the world for Cuts, Rruises
Rhe', sores, Ulcers, Salt Phcum, letter, Chappe,
hAuus ShllniaE-, Ior"s, anu al hiLds Of SKIN Erup
leei to Z We perfect So, ..c'lol In evcrE case b,
sur You get ufNkY'S CANBOLIC SALyE, ps nj
95 ce.ts. '''N'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
Ugly Gaps

70 tnat row which OF Al! others should be kent IN
ana no 1855 s1rs 70 hopslsisy diFdguIs me rst,hs
. esnIss. ls persistent. But II me error 1. cor
oas ,aclns eooth heauuhsr and inytgorsnf' ire
.Sants o. ne MOUTH oog !staE t1sir itr.n7h ana
telept ~ Wy ~, 80 70 SUI
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GItG 9ree press.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
How lac Gothic Drop on Hin,

How lHc Got the Drop on Him.
WAsnINGroN, ID. c., March 4.-Beforc The
Dauvie examination committee to-day, j.
II. johnson {whilc), mayor Of Dln,illc, tcs-
tilted that he Sns elected as u CoalitiOuist.
lie Investigated the former administration
and found several police officers to he de-
iaullers. Magistrate Hatcher was also in
vlved in Irregularities. Hatcher afturward
met witness and with u drawu knife in his
hand demanded an apology. Witness re-
fused to apologize and Hatcher attacked the
wines, Dut Witness arms were too LONG
Tor LIN. Hatcher reached in his pocket for
IistCl aud wines said he got tho drop on
him and shot hin tcgd Witness was
twice tried fer killing Lin but was
acquitted both times Witness had in
vestigatcd the chotg, whore white
lady BAD beer pushed n the sidewalk by a
cOlOrcd woman and found nothing In l..
Wltrts5 pronounced the DJuyi.lc circular,
with enc OF two eNcDp'I1c3 - he false.
Witness dill E3, call Vul C0lor1l company
after the rio hrIaus" lac knaw Tie whites
would Nil ,hyn. "lf negro had shown
Aims2! on the street lhrc would have been
million holes in him, said lhe ,itac7s.
Against placing Humber cu the Free
E't'.
Representative Rec appeared before The
ways aud means committee to-day, opposing
the placing Of lumber On The fire., list. He
said the manufacture o. lumber Was stricken
down in Maine, alI ll.. entire timber land
district comprising ore h II the area q the
Sta'c would feel HE shock tevrrey. he
sad ihat all The talk about floods being
caused Ny the Ges'rGc'icN G.. The forests even
il true elsewhere. La M uppl cation to
Maine. There, MT cy. = the grjyth Vi Zach
year y cut ANA tic hu-ilcs. is IA regular as
tho Kissing OF any 0lbU. crop
Homestcads for ARMY Telegraph 1Iem.
The House committee on mih.sry affairs
to-day ordered favorable rcp0r 20 be made
os the bill giving army telegraph operators,
who served a3 such H. H. l'a war, The
same right to p hont5'c2j 'ntrI rs is NJ
lowed an enlisted mer.
The Woman suffrage Convention.
Susan B. Anthony r siacd a-rry Over tie
Fifteenth annual convention Of The wo:nln's
suffrage association. H'e in t,ssl)l h.rn. /
lller from Jl1a Coz ',s %. L,4i'l, daughter
OF the N.,c Bich,-' c. }.n, which was read,
says: Il hH17tn7 ql. .r o. Fa.cs!|a #
tic Atc0 it 300 >iHt w.; IS II itis
country. so sc -ra,. ,'..',...a l4,,y eJl sort
iy see the c.fr..c.a. Hc. :! eaNs' N
bcih C-ul'-3
Tho ayeaas scaAoa . t- au,,a,t-l yss
attCUl,.. iv IN.fr .."g. .s..s c.. SIS.
EH?a.t.L Il. lio'a,rl q! Illinois mste al
adde's lp1G 'f.s S,a,5Eraaship "a No
men Mr. lille = reg 2 kg 81 New
Nc'k s.oFc pe u 'y.u.rr .. "r L; kuuvi
q
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~ TeIIs its own NInrY-

The universal yer 'lct, "The Hog = a9ter IL he
best porous plaster ever 10 do, ONLY etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
Or. nr"tn's oxygenatea Bitter.

Ia me Oh s. and best remedy Tor Dyspepsia H oas
mesa Malaria, lndgss i'm, u d.0rdeii Of inc som
ucA aud d.-aSea iudlCa 81 impure CONDITION. al
ihe Blood, Kidneys ana Liver. "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07

DeElon's Balsam cures Colds, coughs, Rheurn a.
ism, dbey Tto4Olrs etc. Can be used externally
Us pa'.5I' fcb.G, cod WV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07

LANCASTER, n. H., Dec. 3, 1872.
BY tEe way Will say that think Downs ELK,
the best cough remedy ina, l can nnl at orr drug.
gist We always use IT,
j. S. PE 'TgY, Plh. Republican.
AL diseases arising from Bl!nurtss Or Torpld
LIVER are quickly cur by he use Of Baxter,
Mandrake Bitters. See notice Of Arnlca and on
Liniment IN another oollmn
Feb l5-dHyIrn
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Piets ny tho use " JANIS PYLks PenrIIne.

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Quick, complete cure, al annoy. NJ Kidney. Els
der ana Urinary Diseases. !. Druggists.
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