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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-12-25
Boston Baked Beans.

Get a red earthen jar, glazed on the
inside. It should be fourteen to six
teen inches IN height with a wide top.
Get good, fresh beans; pick, wash
and soak them over night in plenty
of cold water; scald them the next
day with a teaspoonful Of baking soda
they should not boil, unless they have
been long stored. Drain off the water,
and to three pints of beans (unsoaked)
allow a pound and half of good,
sweet salt pork; rib piece, not too
fat, is best Let the beans cover all
but the top of the pork, which must
be scored; add water enough to cover
the beans, In which half a small tea
cupful OF molasses has been dissolved.
They should be put in the oven at bed
time, while there is still moderate
fire remaining. They will be ready
in the morning. If the pork is not
very salt, add some to the water 10
which the beans are baked.
WALNUT CREAMS. pint of
powdered sugar, one gill of boiling
water. Let it boil on the stove ia a
tin. "a pail is best.) Let it boil just
LGu uliuLiJeS WITHOUT SllfTIng, Duon
take off and set the pail IN cold water,
favor with lemon or vanilla, and stir
all the time till it thickens. When
cool enough to handle, make into
small balls, fat them out little, and
press the halves of English walnuts
on each side. These are delicious and
Will repay the trouble.
WELSH RAREBIT. Wells. rarebit
is delicious when made after this
fashion: Half pound of cheese, three
eggs, one small cup of bread rumbs,
two tablespoonful of melted butter,
mustard and salt to taste. After
heating the eggs in an earthen dish,
add other ingredients, then spread on
the top of slices of bread, toasted or
hot, as you choose, and set it in the
oven to melt.
COOKIES Sour cream cookies are
made up Of one cup of sour cream,
one cup of sugar, two eggs, one tea
spoonful (not heaping) of soda, little
salt, and -four enough to make a soft
dough; flavor with cinnamon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-12-25

looking with wondering eyes in his
face, and Billie by his side, he tod
them of bis wanderings.
He had been wounded slightly at
CHI ncelleville and was knocked down
by blow from the musket of COM
rade, who fell near him,
and struck out wildly in his
dying agony, and while
stunned, and believing himself hurt
MORALLY, the confederates advanced
and he was taken prisoner and sent
to a far southern prison Had he
stayed in captivity he would soon
have been exchanged.
But fearing death from starvation,
he and comrade managed to escape,
and reach the sea coast, after suffer
ing many privations and encounter
ing many dangers. They took ship
as seamen in North Carolina port
managed to run the blockade, and put
to sea. On the fact being discovered
that they were escaped prisoners,
they were delivered over to a con-
federate privateer, which was spoken
by the ship on which they embarked.
On the privateer which went TO
cruise on the Pacific seas, they were
compelled to do menial duty and
were cruelty treated.
Just before the close of the war
they managed to escape upon little
island. Here they lived among the
savages for three years, when a whale
ship touched upon the island and took
them off. But alas it was outwar d
bound for a two years cruise in the
southern seas; and it was nearly three
years before they touched at Australia.
Just as they were making arrange
ments for coming home by way of
Liverpool, the discovery of some new
gold mines IN the interior attracted
them; and they resolved to try their
luck. The result was at first disap-
pointment, poverty, hardship, but
toiling on IN tho hope of getting
enough to enable them to return home
they at last struck large deposits of the
precious metal and soon found them
selves rich. He had then left his
partner there, taken his share of the
glittering store and fastened to the
United States to look for his relatives,
having but little hope of finding them
alive.
In the city where they resided he
could find nothing of then7-as they
had moved into the interior. Finally,
he had been advised to 60 to the
pension office at Washington and
there make inquiry, if any one was
drawing a pension on account of his
service and death. By that means he
had found where they were and the
residence Of Col. Granger, whom as
the battle in which he was captured,
had been Captain in his regiment,
he knew. He had fastened on, and
found them as this story mas tols.
It was a happy, happy Christmas
in the widows home. A great Joy
was in her heart, and the struggle
with poverty was over. Little Noble
and Billy were fairly bewildered by
the Christmas presents they received !;
the richest clothing the town could
afford aud other objects of childish
desire; but they We're bewildered most
of all in trying to realize that the
strange man was, IN truth, the father
whom, from their earliest recollection,
they had regarded as sleeping in an
unknown soldiers grave.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-12-25
a LEAP-YEAR LAMENT.

The golden year is nearly sped
This year of girlish wooing,
And 10 my hope of love is dead
And fate is past undoing!
When suitors came in gentle spring
And proffered their caresses.
Like some coquettisb, giddy thing,
/ spurned their fond addresses.
So Minnie, Maggie, Me- and Belle,
Miranda, Jane, and zssle,
Maria Mamie, Ruth and Nell
And charming blue-eyed Bessie
Went wooing other kindlier men
Too numerous to mention,
Ana J. by this hegira then,
Was left without attention.
But. in the sere OF autumn, came
That sweetest maid of many,
With wit and beauty known to fame
The blithe and winsome Jennie:
And, having wooed as woman can,
Protesting she adored me,
She wed her fathers hired man
And that completely foored mel
0 silly celibate that spurned
The leap year woOing yernal,
How has thy naughty scorning turned
To self-reproach eternall
I'd give my wealth my life-my fame
If could summon TO me
In this bleak hour those nymphS that came
In early spring to WOO mel
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-12-25
4 Judges Little Joke on his Friend
Boston Saturday Evenin

Boston Saturday Evening Gazette
Since the great Chief J ustlce Lemuel
Shaw, no Judge in Massachusetts has
been so celebrated for bis power and
peculiarities as the late Judge Otis P.
Lord. During the sixteen years that
Judge Lord sat upon the Superior
bench it was gall and wormword to
him that the hurr ed decisions at nisi
prius were to be carefully serutinized
and often oyerruled by the Supreme
Judicial Court. His complaints were
constant and at times were loud ever
what he considered unfair treatmen
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-12-25
Another Treaty Proposed.

81 don 'zac'ly understan' this ere
Spanish treaty. Wat does it do2"
"Why, it gives us cheaper sugar"
wat do we want o. cheaper sugar.
The s'loons allurs thro VS. in the sugar.
Wat we want is treaty with Ken
lucky that'll give US cheaper liquor"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-12-25

The intelligent" American, who
was asked in Glasgow what was the
tendency of the New England liquor
laws prohibiting the sale of intoxtcat-
ing drink to all except bona fde
travellers, replied that they rendered
to a considerable deal of bona fde
travelling"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-13
The Eagle whips the Condor.

~" =" eHN''' - aly '7-s'f-z .sIW'-
The keeper threw a pailiul Of scraps of
beef yesterday morning into tho great CAGE
at Central Park where the eagles and a
couple Of condors are orfaed. A crest
hite.headed condor few down from a
branch OF tree that served for his perch,
secured piece OF the meat, and began de.
voufing it. A largs golden eagle happened
to hays Get bis eye upon the same piece,
and, flying down, attempted to take It nom
the condor. The latter lodged, however,
and struck at the eagle with one Of it's
powerful pinions, knocking the eagle over.
The eagle, though smaller rnan the condor,
bristlsd up ike game cock, shrieked,
seized the condor by the neck, and threw
1t backward. Both birds fell into cement
wash basin filled with water, where the
esgle was forced to relinquish lis hold, IA
it did so it dug both talons into the condor's
breast, making the feathers fly. The con.
dor retreated to the top Of the cage, and the
eagle bolted the morael. 80
The condors usually ALLOW themselves to
be bullsd by the eagles without protest,
but upon this occasion the condor was liz.
discreet and thoughtlesa, and earned for
himself a sore neck and a plucked breast
bone. ~ 3. t47I - -
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In England the law is absolutely axains!
gambling. All contracts by way Of gaming
or wagering are declared null and void.
They can not be enforced in court Of law,
The keeping and trequenting OF betting OF
common gaming. houses is prohibited. All
lotteries are illegal. Nevertheless, gam.
bling is paraded through the public streets,
noticed at length in the journals, and is
the subject Of conversation among rich and
poor alike. The law il in advance OF pub
lie opinion. Economically 1t matters but
little that money passes from oae to an.
other, for the nation Is uos the poorer If one
gets what the other loses. But to the in.
dividual the vice Is ruinous, and is not fire.
quently the parent of crime; for 1t is very
inBidious, and many CASES OF embe zz,ement
by clerks and others are traceable to gam.
bling transactions. Gambling Is, indeed, 4
great evil. It spoils the temper and dis:
position, as well as empties the pocket. In
the words Of Justice Talfourd, ut changes
enterprise, to squalid greedinesa, makes
heaven.born hope shive,iDgfeyef, and ia
vile collapse leaves the exhausted heart
without one fiber impelled by generous
ppHeion.n @0TEl5''' St5ii-''T-
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MEDICAL.
Advertising Cheats (

UT has become 10 common TO be4,n An u,sao "a
IN elegant, interesting rtyls. n rg5s.,,s4g
Then run 1t into scme advertisement that W
avoid aiisuth. p =. z. I M I Il a,
And simply call attention TO tho merits Of Hop
Blttsra In % plain. hcnsrt terms u possible, M,
no Induce people Z, r y n \ r.. TX
10 give It en- one trici, which 10 proves their
value that they will never uie anything elis.n
"Tar RrsrDr - fayonbly noticed In all tho pa.
pers, "A, \, W 4, I, s''gL'g'T IA N - !
Religious and secular, va
Having sisfre sale, and d uppanting ali other
medicines sit''l '1.ygI'.ga}III- n ~
"lheso Il no denying tho virtues OF tho Hon
PANT, and tho pnpr!eloss OF Hop Sl..eu have
ahown EHa: satewdness and ability ~
I'm eonrounding medicine Whose virtues ero
70 palpabla 70 every ones oblciys,ion.".: !!
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Kldne! and Liver DiscaIca aud Rheumatism.-
Suffered Tafthly-"Nothing seemed to help rse
could not gSt out Of bed. Or. BmIth curtd III. y
7pNG7 H'-t .SDTWr zkPH. PlIiLiIPs.
H fAa Nt .i@F-= Wheeling. W. VI.
Cetsrrh, P6iypus al Nosc Imnsi,cd vo,c. -,
tered fol yesrs; patsrt edIcine isiled n nan ~
Dr. Smith comnleisiy cnred met t" H'ip INC
- - SIHIRi.ra mAnDrrr
SIT M OF gpeidei 4 Co. Wheelins "
nvxnenst. AND TfIcorrted Rtnnn AN ~. W
fos ysaSs faj,ei tn rive ma rclei r. p.,tb ~,
mn. I, 'THoMkH H5i,T. inmrsnca A.s NV
T,a uH.d thrm Iar fonrtcsn years r. H., T.,
cured mo" y A.'' Louis y. HAsH1N GT0Nil l = :
acroiIiis punniny sorcs ~, pesd NaMv s. ~ ".
sniicted Ia iourtsen yearx NothIn. eSemn n =
help him; Dr.. smith cured ATM = :
H.js5W =. NJ Ms,fet gtrrct Whcei,n1 y ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-13

( TIE best interests Of humanity depend
on the good health Of our women folks,
and yet those with brightest intelects seem
to suffer most with ailments peculiar 10
female lie. 1t IL well to remember that the
whole female system can be built up to a
proper state Of endurance. pimples eorts,
swollen limbs, monthly palma and other in.
dications Of female disssss, made to disappear
and robust health Of mind and body take the
place OF illness and diatrsss, If q timely use is
made Of Dr.: Guysotrs Yellow Dock and Bar.
health, It strengthens the mu,cular and uer.
vous system. 1tgives tone to the digestive an d
urinary organs. It allays all irritation Of The
MUCOUS membrane. In q word, It Is per.
feet family medicine. and aids every t1uc.
ton Of female lie. No other remedy ca oals
II Have your druggist get it. n Take no sui.
sutute. fS 85-zlk'n pAw
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TEE SHOOK OF 1870.
| ALE onoVh OE 1870. y l,a'.s
What Occurred In rho Cities aad Towns
| hfch were then a Hected. ~

"uos 0ScusESu IA AhS Lkt1eo 00O y0Wnb
mich were then A Gected.
MI Eold.
On Thursday, October 20, 1870, the in.
habitants Of this country, from the southern
part Of this State as far West ss Cincinnati
and as far North and East es Montreal,
were terrified with an earthquake ainilsr
to that Of yesterday. Then it lasted but
thirty seconds. Several distinct sounds
like these produced by the jar Of ponderous
machinery were heard, followed by a
t1emor. The bell in the tower OF the old
Postcfflce, used for ringing fire alarms, was
50 violently affected BY the shock that
the hammer struck the edge Of the
big bell orce. The men at work In the
big shot tower at No. 50 Beekman street
rushed down stairs when the shock was
felt and table aud chairs we're tumbled
about. In tho publishing house Of Hayper
| & Brothe papers and writing materials
were shaken from the tables and come
tables were overturned. At Chatham
Square and vicinity almost panic oc.
cured among the old clothes dealers and
Chinese, who fell on their knees in the
streets and prayed. In the tenement
houses Of the city occupants declared that
the buildings were raised from their
foundations and swayed at each Of the
several vibrations. Iu many Of the public
schools the teachers and principals had
much difficulty in preventing the panic.
stricken children from rushing out Of the
buildings, and in establishments uptown
where girls were employed on sewing ma.
chimes several Of the machines were over
turned, and the women rushed panic.
stricken into the street. D, a S q,
Public clocka in many buildings stopped
after the shock was passed. On crowded
thoroushtsres pedestrians !; were jostled
against each other 50 were vehicles and the
animals drawing them. A lady about to
enter an East Broadway car was thrown
aside and narrowly escaped being run over
by passing truck. The shock at that time
wss principally felt between Bro adway and
the East River below Fourteenth street.
Just after the shock q series OF fierce rain
squalls swept over the city, n II1.Il, y
| Away from this city the shock Esseoual.
" severe. At Cincinnati 1t lasted twenty
seconds and great CONSERVATION prevailed
At Nc ntreal, Canads, Bangor, Me-, and ia.
troit, Mich, 1t lasted for about twenty-five
seconds and rocked buildings to and fro,
People rushed into the street, expecting &c
see . general cave.in. In the northern par1
Of this State the ahock lasted from one 10 two
minutes. At WsrrsnsburR, Ny, doom
were thrown open, articles thrown IRON
shelves and door.bells tinkled. In n ~
England 1t was very strepg. At New IA
ven, Conn, the wall OF the court house wa
cracked, and tables and furniture moved
In Boston, Mass, q piece Of granite in b,
large building was forced three inches 90
OF the wall and another block OF grant.
was cracked. In Darlington, VT, clock
,, were stopped and crockery broken. Wher
leyer the ahock WIS felt the people rushe,
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o.. t.tE- -. : : :
Advice IN "a ofhefn.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by q Hick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth II 80, send
once and got q bottle Of Mr., Window
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethirg. IT
value Is incalculable. It will relieva stht
poor little sufferer Immediately. Deepen,
upon It, mothers, there is no mistake about
It 1t cures dysentszy and diarrhosa, reg.
o collie soitsns tho guns nn reduces insam ne
ton, and dives tone aud onsrgy to tho whole
system. Mn. Windows Soothing Syrup fol
Children Teething L. PLEASANT 10 tho tasts,
and 10 the prescription Of ono Of -ths oldasi
and best female nurses and phydoians In the
United 6Eatss, and u Tor sals BY Ill druggists
throughout tho world. Pnos suts & bot
ts, 3 xysAW
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Ths extremely warm uiendship betwse
Jas. 9. Blaine and Walter Phelps, the ficl
rising young Congressman, Ia explained l
the following interesting ways: :, 4 Z. y,
It seems Walter Phelps, altar Rraduatin
from college, spent several yearsln Europt
Already a careful student, he soon acquire,
tho refinement fhat the older civilization q
Ebrope alone can give. On 1stnrnipH hou
he was almost Immediately elected to Con
grets. Smart, cultivated and educated, b
had at this time, to use his own words
pretty good Idea Of himself. In Congress
his speeches were al long and as frequeu
as those Of the oldest members. Fall o
self.conddence, Il never occurred to hin
that he was putting himself forward mort
than = young man Of bis ago and expert
enre In political lore should do. l11I7
One day while passing through one d
tho vessibulesot the Capitol he met Blaine
then Speaker o! the House. Is Fii,ls'I2
Young man. SAID the great statesman,
"l.hsve something to say 10 you. You arc
smart, hut you are too numerous. II You
do 10 ! tell you you will soon hays made
an enviable reputation for yourself. After
this, keep still and be more modest. I will
lot you know when the proper time comes
for you to talk. I have watched you With
more than ordinary interest for some time,
and | think 1t will be for your own interest
to follow my advice" g ~ N !
Phelps WAS very naturally greatly morti.
hsd at this very plain aud wholesome talk,
but his good sense triumphed over his
pride and Tor several weeks he took his
aeat, voted and never made q semblauce Of
q speech. 5a-r 9gig-. 81 .FEHi4IGff :
At length, when a question Of consider.
ab!s Importance was sgitating the House,
Blaine sent a note to his protege, with the
following note: y III - I"
Now. Walter, make just the best little
i've minutes' talk you can make. will
recognizes You. ,5l5 ~ 5!EW
"Walter" did as be was told, with excel.
lent euccess, aud from that time ( on, as
long as Blaine was Speaker, Phelps new 81
ven,ureJ to raise his voice in the House
until Blaine bad given him the word, Fe
There are few great men who would
havo had the real kindness to point out 30
plainly, to yonDg man, his faults, 40 did
Blaine, aud there are few young men who
would have had the good sense to correct
those f.ults Immediately, as did Phelps.
The friendship thus 80 happily started, has
increased ever since, aud now Phelps looks
On Blaine almost as his father, and Is read '
o lend bis time and bis vast fortune to the
securing OF the Plumed Knights election,
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Stop That Copzhi

By uning Dr.. FrcEisfs Threat and Lung
Balsam-the only sure cure for Couphs
Colds, Hoarseusss and Sore Throat, and ali
diseasss Of the throat and lungs, Do moi
neglect Cough. It may prove fatal. scores
and hundreds Of grateful people owe theIr
lives to Dr.. Frade1's Throat and Lung Raj.
saln, and no family will ever be Without /,
altar once udnR II, and discovering lts mar.
valous power. It Ii put mp In larrs family
bottles and sold for tho small p.ice rs cant,
per bottle. F1Azln ADIcaz Co., Psop'a.,
cleveland, Ohio. lits2{i 81! \. - -. y
Saratoga High Book Spring Water for nal,
by drugginta a r. n -! - -
Wholesale Agents: LoaAs 4 Co., Wheeling
W.Va,and j. Q. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport
Ono Nftg5sjy1,i]Ss lt+.s.4 81 " i5a pAW
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a Walking Skeleton.

Mr.: E. Springer, OF Mcchauicsburg, Pa.
writes: II was sth!cted with lung fever and
abscess on lungs, and reduced to walking
.keleton. Got free trial bottle Of Dr. Kinp's
New Discovery for Consumption, which aid
me SO mnch good that bought 4 dollar bot.
tie. After using three bottlss, found myselt
ouce more q man, completely restored to
health, with hearty appetite aud gain in
4 .sh Of IS pounds." Cali at Logan 4 CO.
Drug Store and get q 10, trial bottle. Large
sixs ST. :, n. MvYAW !
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Ihounnuun aax No.

Mr.. T. ". Atkins, Gira,d, Kan, writes,
" never hesitate to recommend your Elec.
trio Bitte's to my customers, they give entire
satisfaction and are rapid tellers." Electric
B;tters are the purest and best medicine
knowo and WI positively cure Kidney and
Liver comp!ainta. Purify the blood and
regulate the bowe'a: No family can stford to
Of dollarsin DOCTORS bills every year, Sold
at 80 cents bottla by Logan & o.. xwrxv
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49,. -. .L--... MED,oAla /, .,.,,s., .,.,..s
SMITH,
No, llo4 cHAPLNE STREET, i!
ge7N. .is5 Nlf Near Fourteenth street 4
MEDICAL

Ins beit evidence Of q phyScian's success d Tho
aAnd, lot my professional service, prove thEt nave
oeAt nononbly Gnc fairly with thosc Who haye
Sanluited ne. never use paticnra name With.
~! pen9,nsion though hayo many hundred CIR
n.d oeen pronounced incurablo. 4 thorough med.
,ea eoucsNon, With many yoa.a hospital cxpori.
s ss and familiarity with therspulc agenss,
A ~ observance Of tempcranentAl peculiaritea
Aao s!i!eI attention 70 hyglepio management In.
q SitS saoSss. euro possible and frankly eiye
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ArEn's sArsspari!la is designed for those
who need medicine to purify their blood,
build them up, increase theif appetite, and
rejuvenate their whole system. No Other
preparation 80 we'll meet this want. II
touches the exact spot. Ilu record Of forty
years Is ono Of constant triumph over disease
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The poor hungry bugs: Citizsn (e1amin.
Ing last summers flannel shirs) -'sMy own
fault, my own fault, b. Jove Mighter
known 1t. Didn't put In enough inject
powder. Moths ate up all the insect POW.
der-nothin' more to eat-began on The
shir:-'course they aid-can't blame 'em,''
Puck. efSi ., \ :. %i5s{.s -!!s.I d
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Father Is Getting We'll.

my daughten nay: I.., z. 5
nj Nov much better lathe, Il since no used Hop
.He IA getting we'll after hA LONG suffering from
dlseae declared irculableT AN'''
And We arc 10 glAi that no used Your Bitten u
Il Lady Of Utica, N. Y. ~ ''S.' : 'Sf
on the white label Bhun ali tho vile. poisonous
stun With Hop" Or "Hops" In their name, -
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A our BY sweet sixteen: "What do
you do down here by the shors when it is
60 awiully damp sll the timer" was the in-
qniry Of 4 young visiting mias. "Do?
Why We Just mildew.""- Bolton Tran.erioi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-13

EVERY one should tell his neighbor that
the bsst remedy for curing coughs and colds,
and the only sure cure for consumption, Ii
d. Wislas's Dalsam OF Wild Cherry. Il Is
pleasant TO take and very soothing and heal
Ing IN its effect. f-a pkv 70
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The best 8aIve IN the world Ter Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Fever sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corn, and MI
Skin Eruptons, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II IL guaranteed to give
perfeo. Subtraction, or money refunded,
Prica Is cents psr box. qPfs SD ~ a!
For cais by Logan Il Go. w..