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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-05
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
BEE LINE
Cleseland, COlum bus, Cincinnati and In.
dianapols Hallway.
6kEAT CENTRAL TRUCK ROUTE.
Between the
EAST AND WEST.

through cars, with connections in Onion Depot,
Only direct line via Cleveland Buffalo and NJ
agra Falls TO New York and New England
Direct connections for all Southern. South vest
ern and y estern points, either by way of Cincin-
natl, indianapolis or st. Louis. Fast Time New
Equipment, and running through the most popu-
lar part OF the country; possessing every appli-
ance or speed and comfort known 10 be service
able. The Best Road-Bed and the Safest Road in
the West. Tickets by this popular route for sale
at all regular ticket Offices
A. ]. SMITH, General Passenger Agent
CLEVELAND OatD
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-05
CITY MATTERS.

The horse thieves are still at work Mr..
Baker. living on the fremont pike, about
three miles from town, had dark brown FIVE
year old horse stolen from his stable last night.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-05

F.B. Shepard, of Boston, and George X.
Hosford, OF Cincinnati, both well known to
The business men of this city, are registered at
the Lagonda House.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-05

This Is sIX-tenths OF MIL less than last
year. A levy of four-tenths Of mill on the
dollar Of valuation was made ior the turnpike
fund.
The board, with A r. Cobaugh and ". X.
Mills. made the semi-anuual count Of cash IN
tie treasury, finding therein Sl23,sl0S9, the
amount called for by the books OF the auditor,
as follows: County funds, S52, 56s ~; water
works, SIO,s54.9I; school, So, ,299.S7; city,
s3s,Os9 SO, and surplus of Slo,2ol-4s col
lected sioce the February settlement with the
autl-or aud rreasurer's fees. Total amount
Of cash iu treasury. Sl3fOI2.3S.
0nly one sbs ep claim was fled at this ses-
sion. The usual bills Tor supplies, printing,
ssIari,s. etc. were ALLOWED, No great enter
prises are projected tor the new year, and The
affairs OF the county will be run on an eco
nomical basis.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-05

Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, undel
signature OF G. Blackett Robinson, proprIe
tor: was cured of oft recurring biliou!
headaches by Burdock Blood Bitters.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-05
sl slO6.lO0.

Ou motion Of Mr.. Sterrett it was ordered
that the following levy on each dollar OF val
ustion of taxable property within the county
for the wear 1885 be made:
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-05
County Commissiouers, Proceedings

The board OF county commissioners close d
the three days quarterly session last evening,
adiouruing uunl Friday OF this week, March 6,
when the protest in the Lsgonda sub-district
school annexation comes up before the board
for hearing.
On motion OF Mr. Kitchen John Goodelow
was appointed Iufrmary Director vice Adam
Leuhart, resi.ned Harrison Rice was re-
elected childrens home trustee
On motion OF Mr.. Kitchen the following
amount: were determined upon as necessary
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-05
THE GREAT
PAN HANDLE ROUTE a.!
p, c. 4 st. l.. Railway.
LITTLE MIAMI DIVISION N-SPRINGFIELD
BRANCH
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.


BRANCH
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
FIST lie. Gin. Ac- W. Ex. e. Ex
GOING WEST No. l. No. II. No. !. No. 5.
Lv. Springfield 6:tGam 1i:0 am IOOpm s:45pm
Lv. Yel. Springs. 6:20am n:2iam 4:2Ipm 309pm
Arrive Xenia....- 6.4OaIn ll:50am 4:i5pm 935pm
Arr. Cincinnati. l0.S0am 2S0pm 7:0Opm .-......-
Arr. Colum bus. 9.SOam 7:25pm n:20pm
Arr. Louisville 7:30pn l2S0am u:S0pm
FIST LIE. Col. Ac Xen. Ac Lin Ex
GOING EAST N5'i. No. II. No. 10. No. 5.
Leave Louisville p i5am 2:30pm
Lv. Cincinnati. 7:45am 2:30pm ........ 7:25pm
Arr. Colum bus. :4Oam I:O0pm 1f:2Opm
Arrive Xena..... 0.0Uam 440pm l:lNpm S35pm
Lv. Vel. Springs. .l0:3lam 5:50pm 220pm l0:5opm
Arr. Springfield -l0:55am 6:l5pm 2:i0pm l0.50pm
Train No. makes connections at Xenia for Co
lumbus, ashington c. H. and Chillicotho. No.
II through train for all points South and West
No Western Express through train for Cincin-
natl, Louisville and all points South: Indinapo-
lis, st. Louis snd all points West; Logansport and
Chicago and all points North and Northwest. No.
is through train for all points East Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
points in the New England states.
Tickets and Baggage Checks and reliable in
agents, and at the Office of the Company's Agent,
this city. Particular Information as to Train
connections, Rates, etc, eheerfully furnished.
Call on j. NJ HINES, City Ticket Agent.
JAS. Nc MCREA, Manager.
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Springfield R.R.
Time. Time.
No. l, Gin. and West'n Fx-I253 p. m. I2:2s D. 10.
No. g. Pacific Express. pa a. IN. l:59 a. m
"No 5, ST. l.. Limited TX. 5:53 p. IN. 5:29a. m.
"These trains are the only ones running on Sun
day.
Free hack to trains one hour before time of de-
parture. j. ID. PHLEGER, ticket Agt.; Office ST.
James Hotel.
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N. Y. r. & O. RAILWAY.

N. Y. p. & o. RAILWAY.
Trains Leave goiaz tast.
springfld R.R.
Time. Time.
sNo. 4, N. Y. Limited Ex.-lO:Sb a. m. 1909 a. M
No. s, New York kxpress... 5:l9 p. 4:49 p. IN.
No. u, Atlantic Express-.-I0:34 a. IN 1906 q m.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-05


ings so prevalent in the daily and
weekly papers, and especially by some
samples sent from Iowa for our inspec-
ton. As they are about the worst lot
ever printed since Columbus landed in
this country, a brief description may he
in order. but words-mere wOrds-will
absolutely fail to do them justice.
They should be framed and sent to the
New Orleans Exposition.
First local cartoon" entitled An
other Mulligan Letter. 1t consists OF
two animals of heroic size, double col
umn) which may be meant for lions,
buffaloes or Holstein cattle, with an at.
tempted likeness to human features.
That they are Holstein cattle is proba-
BILE. as they are covered with large
black spots on which are branded var
ious words like "cheek," baby act,
etc. They seem to stand on posts sci
into a foundation Of fine scroll saws,
edge upwards. One animal is step
ping squarely on the word Lucky,
which means probably that it was lucky
that it was not resting on the saNs.
Next are three specimens OF civil en-
| glneerlng relating 10 certain Driuge
across certain river. The most prom
nent features about these are the three
little islands built up in the raging
stream to accommodate the name o
the artist, "Hawkeye, Sc" The rive
in each one seems to be running dowl
hill at an angle of about 45 degrees
and man and horse are represented
AS fording the dangerous stream, th'
alleged water only reaching to the sup
posed horses knees.
Then we have realistic picture en-
titled Duck Hunting" The sam'
river, made by gouging straight line
! across the wood from right to left, tn,
banks made by gouging lines at an an
| gle, a something intended to represen
log, another something purporting t,
be man, half submerged in the rush
ing flood. and crashing the log and hi
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All trains daily except Sunday.
sPullmln's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cans through without change from steubenstii
East 70 Philadelphia and New York West 70 Col
umbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, IndianAp.
oils and Sc. Louie =
For Though tickets. baggage ehecks sleeping
car accommodations and any futt her Information
apply to JoiiS q. TONI ION, Ticket Agent at
Fan Handle llon, loot Of lcyentll stleei o. ~
City Iicknt ONCE under MeInte Houle. Mhet .IItk,
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mo Habit Of breathing Through tho
Mouth.
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q por.ab,e vas % q sheep Dr..

Efea1sge. - -ls,s & ~ 3 y j ~ 2. z. ~ ~
Sheep should be dipped twice year.
They suffer a great deal from yermin,
which are destroyed by the dipping. After
shearing, tho ticks greatly annoy the
lambs, upon which they gather from the.
shorn sheep, and prevent their growth,
The lambs, Of least, should be dipped to
free, them from these pests, but il Ia well
to dip the whole flock, as o safeguard
sgainst the prevalent sca6, and other skin
diseases. A very good dipping vat may
beYary readily made Of one and guar.
ter inch tongue and erooyed pine boards,
put together at the joints with pitch, and
Is furnished with handles, by which It can
be moved from place 10 place. 1t
may be slx feet long, three feet wide, and
three feet deep. The sloping ends have
cleats nailed across them on the inside, by
which che sheepa are assisted to get out Of
the vat, upon q draining floor placed 10
receive them, The dip Il made Of one
pound Of coarse, strong tobacco, and one
pound ofsulphut, stepped in yegallons
Of boiling water. II Is most effective
when used az Q temperature iot.one hun.
dred and twenty degrees, and the pheep
shonld belief Ia the dip long enough 70
have the wool saturated, and the skin
well soaked BY the anid. a quantity Of
fresh Dip should be kept in, O boiler, 70 nc.
new the old dip as ii Is dlmlni shed byuGe.
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4 CINCINNATI O., August q. Flour heavy; family
50 1914 IS; fsncy 81 SCAT 50. Wheat steady. No. =
red Sc; receipts 10, 80 bushels; Shipments 1900
bushels Corn easier. No. 2 mixed $50 Oats ifreg.
ulas; SO. . mixed q a2gl1 Rye hrmer: No. D
Sass Barley In fAls demand |; extra No. 3ifall
SC. Fork 80 50. Lard firm at 6.12J<c Bulk meats
easier. shoulders $3.50; short ri6 6.T0c Bacon
easier but unch2nged. Whisky, no offerings. But.
ter quiet and afidhs nged. Sugar firm and 3un.
changed. Eggs 10 fair demand Rt II Sai2c Cheese
Arm thoice in M Ohio m tnFv 6ILafc -
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Awaiitinr skeleton.

Mr.. q. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg, Pa.,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced 10 q
walking skeleton. Got q free trial bottle
ofDf King New Discovery for Gonsnmp.
.tion, which did me so much good that \
bought q dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more Q man,
completely restored 10 health, with Q
hearty appetite, and o gain IN flesh oil Is
lbs. Gala Logan e Co.'S drug store
and get aisee trial bottle Of this certain
efor al Lung Diseases. Large bottles
s1l(lll MwFAw
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INDIGESTION GaIed!

To- y . 20 : Sd " = .
Isu1esed for more tran fye years With indIges.
ton, tcascey able ts retlin the Simplest food on
my stomach. Tho burning sensation was almost
lntolerable. ard my whole syS.cm was derGnged.
IwaSl wSkeiul and could not slegp, and como.
guenuy more or lrss nervous all the time. l Dc.
cllned IN flosh, and suEeied sllthe usual depfes.
,ioa attendant iron this terrible disease. IN a
word i was miserable AZ Last tA!!ins to and re
liet in anything else. ! commenced the u.s.; q
medicine tone1 up thek tcm&ch Strengthened the
dIBe tive Organs, and soon al that burning ceaSed
and could retain io1d without difficulty. Now
nay heath Il good. ard eau cat anything In The
lhfpe Of food, and digest Il wlihous tho slghtest
6iileulty / most chCtftulls beAe thls testimony,
bacalSet there arc hundreds suffering Gs Mtsi and
i am sutc they eau be Is readily hated. Take the
prescribe d doe after ealing instead Of heiure.
JANIS MANN, No. INV st
Atlanta, Ca, May 10, lssS. s;i
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Hardened LIVER.

Five years ago i broke down with kidney and
liver complaint and rheumalitm.
Sine. than 1haye been unable to DO about at all.
Myliyer became hard Ike wool; MP limbs were
'pufed up and filled with wates
An the best physicians agreed that nothing cnnld
cure me- 1rsolTed 70 Try Hop Bltters; have
used leyen bottles; the hardness has ali gone from
my live, the swelltng from my Limbs, and Ii has
tpoFksd miracle In my case; otherwise would
have been nov in my grave. J.w. MosIY,
!. "a g Buffalo, oct. i, 1881.
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FACTS Fos FARMERS.


Reports from Dallas, Texas, are 10 ths
Eeiiec. that the web-worn ID Of work in the
cotton telds.
Rhode Island has established 9 State
Board Of Agriculture, with Mr.. .. w.
Smith as Secretary Of the Board.
4 Sheep quickly suecrmb TO disease ifnot
immed tately. For this reason Q
flock should be inspsc ted daily.
The farmers Of Maine support upwards
OF 13l, 900 miles OF fence, which OF 81 per
rod ahowe an investment Of ~, 900 900.
There has been an increase Of 10000 in
1.-THE number Of hogs packed In thiscountry
]. 6ince March 4 over the same time In 1884.
\ Old cheese and cheese rinds, beaten or
GRATED finely, mixed with lime and freshly
applied, Is said 10 make q good cement. :
Texas will have theheayiest grain and
cotton crops this season over any previous
years, while Nebraska also reports very
fayorably. - 81
During the summer months some 90
goo, 900 eggs are shipped across the Atlan-
'Etie % this country, mainly fiom Antwerp
land Hamburg.
4 II swell, In sailing stock, 10 be careful
that some Of the animals do not get more
THAN Is good for them. Too much salt
Twill give liee to scours. 4
The time to cut perennial seeds L Just
Def re the formation Of seeds. II Isl then
\ that the roots are weakened ami hays the
least power to send forth new shoots.
Persian insect powder is NOT poisonous,
sndi Is only destructive to insects by sufio-
catips them, as lis fine particles enter the
orifcss through which they breathe.
Although chinery hast displaced many
Of the laborers on farms, yet the average
monthly wages paid farm laborers Is said
to be about $25, an increase oil 40 percent
since 1856. s,li
Even II sheep were not profitable when
fed and cared for at the barn, theywill, in
1.-THE fields, perform effective service in
Keeping down weeds and consuming un-
desfrable growth Of plants.
"A California paper says that tomato
vine near Goyina, In that State, Is A years
| old, 4feeti high, and covers 240 square feet
| ofgsourd. II Is not only in 6loom,but
loaded with green and ripe fruit.
tits estimated tbat4 600 Danes will come
to this country this year, many OF whom
will settle In the Northwest. Many Of
these Danes are practical farmers, who
bring considerable money with them.
Now that the hens are beoinni,,v h shed
their feathers they require meat and bone.
in some form, as the growth Of new
feathers will cause general debility unless
the wants OF The hens are supplied.
The value Of the eggs imported into this
there are those who fear an oyerprodnc.
ton Of eggs in this country. Wedo not
as yet produce enough to supply our,
markets. b, - ~
Nebraska bass ahont s5s oO) acres ~
GRO WIG iorests In addition d, the tsress
tr a tfsre have been nlsnted iofil1 f,f,)
fruit trees, $500 600 graryinss, besides q
Igfeat number of plants and Ornamental
shrubs.
t;a3an;nma -rs;sed fron cn.t;,s. ,b;s
MIN" sSonl5 new la mott ,,ottad In ins p.; ,
pota IA kent IN q Saalti , "a no con.
sit;nr +h.a III, i ,nass n, sS
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Persian insect powder is net poisonous,
and Is only destructive to insects by sufio-
catips them, as lis fine particles enter the
orifices through which they breathe.
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gdneatioaal.
III, Dc ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, v. va

,.,.,,.I,s,h year Of iris rsll.tngNa A a
- elHy MI, NJ chang Of the Valuation Nuns
~ Eaes q. s a.. Monday Of septsnbet aeIt and
t1 70, y. ss,. Eat Al any Iime in the session.
Pss t;es' ss.I,e 70 place their daushteu in an
NJ. ., W. .so,dins exceptional advantages in
t,siaus,s s . and Delightful location, eT.
esH! y =. I', .sorough discipline and Instruction
p. 49, M. II lifelong teachsts, 10 every depart:
III s. In. \ EDUCATION, including the modern
e :, .ad music. should send Tor catalogue
=. " ~, ,ss .oi the Academy ofthe Visitation,
piies'isE9N MT. do cHANTAL,
Near wheeling. ". Va.
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Se.yo I DIsbiiitatsd Mon

You are allowed q free trial Of thirty days
of the use Of DIR. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric suspensory Appliances,
forthe speedy relief and permanent cure
OF nervous debility, loss OF Vitality and
Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
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ETC., mailed trse by addressing Voltaic Belt
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DTllfI ldgdtlRt, "A : n S. 3 ]
eIsthis the last train north2s asked q
stout little gentleman, rushing into Q rail;
way station.
Ono, there Ii another in forty-tiye
minutes. All aboardln cried tie CON.
dnctor.
Utmost an hour 10 waitls sighed the
littls man, dropping into q seat and
mopping hia brow With his handkerchief.
.Bht you have plenty Of time to catch
ibis train sailthe conductor.
.rhis train? Well, Fun blamedj Of
courac have. I'm so used 70 catching
the last train shet-whoopl hold ONT
and tho little gentleman bolted through
the door ofthc cars.
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FlY's CREAN BALM was reeommendedto
me3by my druggist as a preventive to Hay
Fever. Have been using IL as directed
since the 9thtof August and have ioundi IL,
4 specific for that much dreaded and loath.
some disease. For ten years or more 1
have been q great sufferer each year, from
August 9th It'll frost, and have tried many
alleged remedies for Its cure, but Ely's
Cream Balm is the only preventive / have
ever found. Hay Fever sufferers ought 10
know Of Its efficacy. +. b. AINswoRrH,
off. B. A1SswoRTH & Co, Ppbllahefs,
TThs4w Indianapolis, Ind.
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fsAtrnt1nk. August 1.--Whcat. wcatern higher
and eicslug gtist; 10 2 gitIef rcd 50 I sdls!e
100: November a1,lagN<c. Corn. NcHicru steady
and dull; mixed SPOT Sac 81. September f0l<a
t1ttc; year nfafll q; steamer 40 bid. uau hieadY
aud aethe; western white l0,l2ci mixed 2sH2lo.
PToylIlonf lfm and iaigly nctlyo.
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z CHICAGO. III, Augusta 7-The DYopsTs Joarna,re.
ports; u 800 head largest on record;
shipmenR 2GQ0 head. market ruled 1la20c lower
on good other cattle fuied 2na30c lower; shipping
steet9 " C0A6 %; Btocken and feeders q 7Htf Is;
cow, bulls and mixed 81 7Sa9 80: through Texans
iLh1e lower ct u 925sS co: western rangers dun
and leA96e lower natives and half breeds % asa
~; COWS "a 7ts9 10: RiaseFed Texans 81 2taS 10
Hoge-Recelp Il, 900 head; Ehipmeiits ZOO h9id;
market EeaIt common ruled lover; rough and
mixed % 61a4 .. packing and shipping 81 At6 60;
light weights siS So: skips - 76a8 to- sheep-Re.
eeipts 80 he d; trading slow; natives g 01a3 70;
Yeltefn % 00ls 90; Texans u 15a3 %. Lambs, pen
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The ben salyein the world for Cuts,
yRrui1es. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcnm. Fever
eorea, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilhlains,
Gofna and al Skin Ernptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 rive perfect sstihfacio or
money refunded. Price 25 cent? per box.
For salo nv bnean 4 III.
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Passenger trains daily including aItndey. 40.
com1nodA Ion trains runs daily except Sunday.
"a = 5t JOHN q FDNLIssSllEfs
30. Ticket Aren't, tWhnalfnR, VIVA.
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I'd ~ Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
Gem Pas. and ticket ATcnt = pi Il pa.
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"A California paper says that tomato
vine near Goyina,i In that State, is 4 years
old, 4feet high, and covers 240 square feet
OF ground. Il Is not only in bloom, but
loaded with green and ripe fruit.
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Msateal.
DIE. 81. ID. l.slNa IT H.
no. 1tCi Chap!lac slrrs:,
Near rsutseeith street.


Thehest evidence 81 a physician tuco,s 4 1thl
TESTIMONY 81 w rkiiatits Tho lrtseaing DE-
inalds tot ms prof. i6ti u n prove That have
dealt hpporably AMI Airy With ihpse who haze
out tioiish have tiaiiy hundred ees.
ifeites from those ~ born fihevo cdrod alter they
mad been pFoupunee inctrables Thorough med.
90 edueAtio VIII hospinl stpetie1ee
tetyenee q tefapt ard strict
attention % hyEientc usRuf efntht tnyufts tprclsl
Safsi posEibisi and ttfeas stEe tse patient ~
Home Proof.
suffered terribly Ming seemed 70 help met
could not get out Of BOD. Ut, Smith cured me =
Z zEr'H. SisILllI g, ellng, w. Va.
Gsdis ~ pSyp No. SOL
4 y , en- ARIEs Gu ADpucK,
: o. speidol 4 CO.. wheeling ". Va.
for years ailed 70 give me relief DR. Smith cured
mel THOMAS HoIT, Insurance Agent.
FitA-HAd them for fourteen year: ~. Smith
scroiaia. Running sores on SON was
afflicted for fourteen yeats: Nothing seemed 70
: 4 : : Mis-. CATHERlsB CARS,
100 fils : Market Street, Wheeling, w. Va.
: Cancer Suffered for ycayB with Cancer. Hadlt
cut out three times, u returned altar each opeta.
ton Dr. smith cured me- without q knlie
Piles, Fistula Of AdnE-Fia on my beck for Is
weeks, Reported dying. DR.. Smith cured me
1880 = ,>-i.'S ! THOMAS colYrs,
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST, wheGllng, VIVA.
ulccrationS Of Ractums Ptolapsus and Rilch-
t1Was gtycnlup TO do and pronounced inclImblA5
Dr., Smith cured me wi hcut knite.n
~ WASHINGTON DEIANY, MARITIME Ferry.
Rev. Il. o. IAdd writes:-tDr. Smiths pFofcs.
lonal services In my family have been most satis
factory, and commend him 10 al a o gentleman
and SID llul physician, y ~ 2. h - 1
9An. Margaret kolk says: ~ had been suffering
for seven yean and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia Dr.. Smith mid / had q tape worm, and
In eight huufs removed monster 100 feet lonK.
Female Complain Three yesfs In hosRisa fos
females, give me peculiar advantages In such cases,
Persons cured 81 Gatarrh, diseases Of heart liver,
stomach, kidneys, akin, blood, nervous aiiections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, Bcrotula and
asthma testify 70 my success y
Plies cured without the knife.
Patients at dlssAncemay be treated by letterAn
abstraction guaranteed. Achart for SeltexaInina
don bcnt on receipt Of two three cent stamps, and
ldyiee returned tree. :, d 81 y ia iyf4' ID 3
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