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Argument Court proceedings.

The following cases were disposed of last
week after our paper had gone to press, in
addition to those reported
SchOmakeT x Lang VS.. Samuel Bheam m.
Rule to show cause. Argued and held for
advisement.
Use Smith, Monroe & Co. VS.. Adam Mey-
ers and NJ. A. Mc(Ionigle. hule to show
cause. Rule absolute.
John Thomas vs.. Adam Meyers and NJ. A
McGoniele. Rule to show canse. Rule alb
soIute.
James A. Porter VS.. Andrew long and
Alex. Long. Rule to show cause. Rule
discharged.
Daniel Eldridge VS.. Adolph n. Hind Ie.
Report OF commissioner. Report ard de-
cree confirmed.
George Crook, Plaintiff in Error, vs. Abra-
ham Noel, Defendant in Error. CeTtiorari.
Continued.
Road from Frankstown road near Singers
to Scalp Level Turnpike, in Stonycreek K
township. Rule to show cause. Rule dis
charged.
Exceptions to road from Li!Iy's to Cresson
in Washington township. Exception sus
tanned without prejudice to petitioners to
proceed de Hovo.
In the matter OF opening Lincoln street in
JOhnStOWn, Pa. Rule to show cause, etc
Costs te be paid by the borough OF Johns
town, neither party to file bill for witness
fees.
Supervisors of Chest township vs. Cam.
bria County. Case stated. Judgment for
pla antiffs for S343
White township School District vs. Cam
bria County. Case stated Jud gment for
plaintiff for S87.4 .46
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A Paying Investment.

One Of the latest enterprises spoken Of
in this place is a steam grist mill, and with
in the last month two different PARTIES have
been examining into the surroundings with
view to building mill. That mill in
this place would pay is not questioned, as
there is large amount OF good wheat raised
in the neighoOrhood, and the quantity Is
yearly incre asing while the amount of -four
shipped to this place alone would furnish
good trade for mill. IL would also furnish
our farmers with market for grain that
they now have to take to either Johnstown
or Altoona to dispose of. The ground can be
bought low the lumber and building mate
rails can be obtained as cheap, If not cheap
er than at almost any other place, while the
railroad facilities for shipping to and from
the mill would be as good as at any other
point along the Pennsylvania railroad, and
we think our borough officials should, and
We have no doubt would, give the project
ors some substantial announcement in the
way of exemption from taxation for several
years. The number Of mining towns in the
near neighbOrhOcd would also furnish mar
ket for the -four that Is now brought from
mills located in other counties and the un-
developed mineral wealth in all directions
gives promising assurance that the home
demand must always be on the Increase
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SATURDAY. MAY %. 1885.


At O'Clock. P. M, the following described real
estate, all situate in PORTAGE township in said
county OF 9 ambria
No. /. A hotel property in the village of Port
age, now occupied by Peter mcGough, Esq, with
one acre of ground.
No. 2. A number OF building lots at Portage.
No. 3. A lot in same village on which is erect
ed two dwelling houses and blacksmith shop.
erecteoe large plank frame building and car
penter shop,
No. s. -Four acres of ground in Portage town
ship, upon which Is erected water saw mill and
stable, on Trout run.
No. Two lots south side OF Pennsylvania
railroad.
No. :. A piece OF parcel Of ground in the viii
lage OF Portage, containing about
No. s. A tract of land, adjoining lands Of Z.
McNany, Sylvester Orum and others, containing
ABOUT 50 acres.
No. 9. piece or parcel Of land containing
about two acres, adjoining lands of the heirs of
William Russell and others.
No. 10. A piece parcel of land containing
about ten acres, adjoining lands Of Philip HOPPER
John firogan and others.
No. H. A piece parcel nf land containing s
acres, adjoining lands of William Lee, Cambria
Manufacturing Company and others.
No. IL. A number OF building lots in the vii
lage OF jamestown. in said township.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ftve per cent. on each bid
to be paid when the property IS struck down, the
ed one third in one year, and the remaining third
in two years. deferred payments bear interest
and to Se secured by the Judgment bond and
mortgage OF the purchaser.
Also, at the same place on the same day, but
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A NJ there Will be
tered the following personal property to wit Two
horses, 10 ule, two wagons set blacksmith tools.
sleigh, spring wagon. lot OF lumber. saw logs
and other articles. Terms made known at time
Of sale when reasonable credit will be given.
THOMAS d. POWERS,
Assignee OF Mrs Rose McGough
Portage township, April "a. l9S5.-td.
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$5OO.OOO A YEAR.
Statement of the American. National
aud Emitted States and CRnada Ex-
press Companies, Troy. n. ".

The strength OF Rome lay not in her multitude.
in her grain laden fleets These were elements
of strength. but her never-failinK lay In
The self control and discipline OF Roman soldiers.
Discptine-it Is the very soul to all the wonder
full meaning possessed by the word veteran
Mr. Benedict. of Troy, is veteran in the express
business. Thirty three years he said - your
reporter I've stood AZ this desk 1t Is the dis
cipltne Of years OF experience which gives him
the position he holds IN the trust and esteem OF
these three great corpora tfCns. We have bust
ness $500 600 n year. and I've been ahseut from
this office hardly month In ali that time. altho'
l must confess that many times I've worked here
beh all my life with hiliOusness and dJsDepsia.-
My system had become so reduced and weak that
l had no appetite. aud my digestion wholly disor-
dered. I've tried various remedies. but almost
years ago happened TO hit upon DR. Kennedy's
EANORITE REMEDY. After using only one
bottle 50 / began 10 fse stronger in every Way.
The great difficulty hiss been with my digestion,
but this seems to regulsIe It perfectly. l have,
sir. great faith in Dr. Kcnnedv's FANORTTE
REMEDY. have bOuEh and given great deal
Of - to the poor around here; those. yOu know,
who have no money to buy medicine Jf any kind,
for there great many troubled with bilious
diseases and suffer without = i'd | always keep
FAVORITE REMEDY i'll the huusc. l consider
IL the best medicine tot the blood in the market.
Well. must attend to this matter for the west
ern part of the city. Say, you tell the Doctor 1
am coming down to RondOut To see him in Aug
ust / want 10 know him" | left the vetera n,
stil At his post, rejoicing in health and grateful
te DIR. Kennedy.
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Death of = Chnd of Mickey Smith.

The remains of son OF Mickey Smith,
the fugitive murderer, were brought to
Johnstown from Onphant Furnace, Fayette
county, on Monday last. and Inferred 10
Lower Hoder Catholic cemetery. The child
was three years old. His death was caused
by pneumonia, superinduced by measles -
This is the second child of Mickey's that has
died since be murdered Minahan. Mrs.
Smith makes her home at Oliphant Furnace
with her father, Michael Chute. She ac-
companied the child's remains to Johns
town.
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THE MARKETS.
PITTsBURG MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY, Mag Is, 1855.
PoToToEs-Irish, o06Toe per busnei: on track
b5G5Oc. Jersey Sweets, 50 90 p bbl
PoULTRY-Live chickens, 651 roc per pair live
turkeys. 11@l2c per pound live geese, T5cAs1 90
per pair. Dressed-Chickens, l69i7c per pound;
turkeys. lT1loc geese, 10G12
RAes-l94G2c for country mixed cotton Has<
for all wool.
SEEDs-SmaH clover seed IS 759e 90 /; large,
256o so; timothy seed. l S0Rl s5; orchard
grass 90; blue grass 1 e061l so.
EeGs-Fresh Pennsylvania and Ohis eggs, 1zB
I5c per dozen
APPLEs-2 259z so per Dbl for common to fair
and 75f43 90 for prime to choice.
BUTTEt-Fancv creamery. 28G29c: DO. other
brands. 25@27c; choice creamery, 23322c choice
dairy. 227 23c; choice country. 206 lsc; common
grades, 100 Sc; low grades. 5Goc.
MILL FEED-Bran, IL 50GD1s 20; middlings, SlT
ais 90 for brown and 20 O0Qnl9 90 for white; chop
ped feed. Is OO620 90; chopped corn. Is 0O6le 90.
HAY-No' timothy baled, $lSQls so for tight
II 5O1ls O0 for loose pressed; from country wag-
ons. " Oo629 90; No. prairie hay, 5009 so )
upland, u 50Gl2 90.
GRAIN-Wheat. OSf11 10 per bushel; corn, 5Sf1
SO; oats, 4261 43c; rye. so9s2.
FLoUB-s6 5O95 rs per bbl., according to quail
ty.
ONIoNs-44 oO54 so per oarrel
PRovIsToNs-Hsms II q iOs<c; bacon, &C; shoul-
ders csc.
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MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1sS
M ONDlaIg q C-fE II IoooB
at O'Clock, p. NJ, the following reHi estate


MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1888,
att O'Clock, p. NJ. the following reui estate
to wit:
All the riaht. title and interest OF F. A Shoe
maker. or in and to lot Of ground situate IN the
borough OF EbensburR. county Of Cambria, Pa,
fronting Center street ard extending back 70
lot OF John f. Seaman. and adJoiniDg lot Of John
E. Scsnlan on the north. and Triumph street
the south, having thereon erected a two-stOry
frame dwelling house and frame stable; now in
the occupancy Of +. A. Shoemaker
Taken in execution and TO be sold at the suit Of
A. W. Buck, Cashier
Also All the right title and interest Of NJ. J.
Cooper and Henry Mellon. OF, in and to all that
certain piece or parcel Of land situate In Galitzin
township, Cambria county Pa, adjoining lands
of Anthony Myers. ID. X. Moore. - Amesberg,
heirs Augustine Cbristy, deceased William Doug
lass and others con tanning one hundred and TWEEN
ty acres, more Iess,-abOut twenty ave acres Of
which are cleared-havirx two frame houses. sta
Bile and steam saw mill thereon erected: said
buildings now IN the occupancy of Celestine Plat
and Frederick Johnson.
Taken in execution and 70 be sold at the suit o
]. J. Gillespie.
Also: All the right, title and interest Of George
II. Byrne, OF, in and to ell that certain tract OF
land situate in the township Of Allegheny. cOun-
ty of Cambria, Pa, adjoining la nds OF Anthony
wits on the east Joseph Walters the south,
Micha el Waltz on the west, and the north by
having thereon erected 4 story plank house
and log barn and other outbuidinRs; not now &C.
cupied.
Taken In execution and to be sold at the suit OF
Joseph HOgue, Administrator ds b0niS cum
festGnne7fo Grnero, OF John Bradley. deceased.
Also: All the right. title and interest of William
Conway. Of in and 10 all that certain tract Of land
situate in the township OF Dean. county OF Cam
brta, Pa. adjoining land of W. q. Krtse on the
west Thomas DOuRherty on the south and the
east by Luke McCfuire and others, containing 80
acres more or Iess-about 20 acres eleared-havinx
thereon erected a two story plank house and log
stable now in the Occupany Of William Conway.
Taken IN execution and TO be sold at the suit Of
James McNelis.
TERMS OF SAIE-()ne-t tn frd Of the purclase
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR SHERIFF.-Ih hereby announce
m yself as q candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tiou OF Sheriff subject to the decision OF the Dem
ocratic primary elections.
JOSEPH a. GRAY.
Csrrolltown, May 6, 1855.
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HYMENEAL.

LlNK-GLASSER.- Married, at st. Bon.
iface, on Monday. April %, 1885, by Rev.
Father Msximillian. Mr.. John Link to Miss
Martha CHASER, both OF Elder township,
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DETITIONS FOR LICENSE. The
Il following petitions for license have been filed
with the Clerk of Quarter Sessions and will be
presented to Court the first Monday of June
next:
Mary Grady, Millville. First ward-tavern.
James Green, Lower Yoder township-tavern.
H. A: SHOEM MAKER CLERK.
Clerks once. Ebensburg, May II. 1850.
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MERCANTILE EAPPRAIsEMENI
CAMBRIA COUNTY.
For the year 1885.

MEMBERS Of Foreign and Domestic Merriam
disc, Distillers and BreSers Brokers. etc in
Cambria county, viii take notice that they have
0een appraised and clsssed by the undersigned
Appraiser OF Mercantile and other License tax
for the year lsS5, a. follows. to wit:
ADAMS TDMNSHIP
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H. March offers the

H. March offers the
Best quality G. A. R. suits and caps for $40
Second Sc
Third " IS
Call at the Golden Eagle ClothiLg House,
1901 Eleventh avenue, Altoona for G.. A R.
suits.
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FITs.-An fits stopped free bf Dr. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No its after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
g. 90 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to
Dr. Kline, e91 Arch St, Philadelphia Pa.
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FItRIAL LIST.-Cases set down for
a trial at June Term OF Court, commencing on
Monday. June s, 1895:
Kutruf vs.. Gates.
Murray VS.. Van Aiken ct al
Smay vs.. Martin.
Myers vs wilkinson.
VIII ys. Roseline.
Hurd & Mckee VS.. Nagle ct al
Same VS. Same.
Baum VS.. Tonkin.
Lytle VS.. McCflade
Borough OF CoopersdaIe VS.. Lower oder tp.
Frantz VS.. VOckenrod.
Myers EK rs Martin.
Murphy vs.. Eye ct al.
Eiske & %. Powell.
Cunningham ct al VS.. Weakland ct al
Milligan vs.. Fisher ct al.
Faraoaugh vs., Hines.
Prothonotary's Of1ce H A SHOEMAKER
Eb'g May 4, 1885. Prothonotary.
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nor SALE.-The undersigned has
~ for sale one full blood short-horned Durham
calf. four months old aud one fall blood short
horned Durham calf. ten months OLD Will be
sold cheap. Call on or address
REUBEN FOX,
Sinking Valley, Blair o., Pa.
May 9, 1855.
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SheriffS Sales.

DY virtue of Sundry writs OF Fieri Fscas, alias
ID Fier Fscizs and Vend Expon. issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas oi Cambria county,
and to me directed. there will be exposed to pub
lie sale, at the Court House IN Ebeusburg. on
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ADJOURNED
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

BY virtue of au order of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Cambria county, to me directed, Will
expose to sale ny public vendue OF outcry at the
Cambria cOnntY-
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TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the purchase
money to be paid when the property IL knock ed
down and the remaining two-thfrds at the conhr-
nation OF the deed.
d. A LUTHER, Sheriff.
Sherir's Office. Ehensburg, May Z. 1885.
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FRIDAY, MAY 22nd. 1885.

At II O'Clock, the following described real
tate. late OF L. W. Weld, deceased, to wit: Two
certain tracts Of lands, situate and being In Gam
bria county. Pa.
No. l. Being certain Tract of Laud in
Dean township, containing about hve acres with
the improvements
No. 2. Being the equitable Interest in the
undivided one fourth OF a certain Tract OF Land
on the headHaters Of Clearfeld creek, in Dean
and Clearneld townships, Cambria county. con-
tanning $500 acres, more or less adjoining lands
OF CAMBRIA Iron Co, James CoBdr0n, summit
Coal Co., James Harris, Luke Mcclure and 9TH
ers, and underlaid with valuable deposits OF btu
minous coal.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thir of purchase
money on confirmation Of sale balance In two
equal payments at one and two years with inter
est from date OF confirm alton deferred payments
70 De secured by bond aud mortgage on the prem
fses.
Persons desiring to view the premises Will please
call on WILLIAM WELD.
Ut MS Attorneys, Administrator.
STEVENS s. OW EMS.
Tyrone, Pa.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable Real Estate |

Pursuant to an order OF the Orphans Court of
Cambria county, Pennsylvania, will be sold at
public sac. at the Court House in Eoensburg in
eaid county on
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Major Ben Perley Poore has done CON
siderable literary work the past year.
says Washington letter. He wrote for
publishing house life of Grant, which
has already had Il sale of 10, 600 copies.
The publisher came to him and said (:
'Major Poore, | want life of General
Grant, to contain about 80, 600 words,
and want you to write it for me.
want it in about two months, if possible.
| will pay you so much for it." TO this
Major Poore assented, on condition that
they would furnish him with a steno-
grapher. They did so, and he dictated
the work at an average rate of a chapter
a day. Each chapter comprised about
$500 words, and this continuous writing
is perhaps some OF the fastest literary
work of the pastiyear. Blaine considers
1000 words day good work. Frances
lIodgson Burnett, when she was well,
did from 1000 to 1900, and l am told
that Bancroft considers when he has
written $50 words he has done good
days work. Ben: Perley Poore looks
remarkably well. He weighs about as
much as usual, perhaps $50 pounds, and
his eye is rs bright as that of any CORE
spondent here. lie has been here in
newspaper work for fully two genera
tions of men, and for generations of pub
lie men. as the lie of the average public
man is very short.
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Teaching n Dog.

Miss Catherine Rae explained in a re-
cent chit chat one science in Aberdeen,
over the sea, the way in which she got a
dog, within three weeks. to ring bell
She began by letting Tiny" smell the
bone of rotton chop and then tied the
bone to the string of the bell. At first
Tiny" was in great tremor, but by
taking her very kindly and stroking her,
she found that she could induce her to
pull at the bone and so ring the bell.
After that she tied small piece of wood
to the string, but the dog would not
pull it. At last she pulled her gently
back until the bell rang, and in this
way, in the short course of three weeks,
with not more than one or two les
sons day, the dog would 90 and ring
the bell by being told" Tiny go and
ring the BELL" at the end of three
weeks she gave an evening party, and
during the evening they were all electri-
fed by the sudden and violent ringing
of the bell. Tiny had been neglected
to be INDUCED with any tid-bit, and had
taken this means of receiving attention.
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A Terrible Disappointment.

When organ grinders leave the street,
Aud gales blow hard, and snow and sleet
Are falling fast, and wet the feet;
Then strict precautions We must use
'Gainst taking bid, and then We know
The time for SET rching high and low
Has come, and right to work we go
To find our last years overshoes.
We hunt the closets through and through,
The cellar an ! the attics, too
For hours the anxious search pursue,
But all in rain, anl when It's DER
1t makes us rather mad to lind
That those nice rubbers flannel lined
Our wife (bf course with motive kind
Has giv'n to feed the goat next door.
Boston Courier.
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CHANGE.

"A blushing rose, as summer days withdrew
Dropped by degrees its gentle, queenly
head,
And, when its beauty vanished, life went,
too
The rose was dead
A charm from off a radiant Hobe face
Fled with the years Both youth and joy
were gone;
But goodness left higher beauty's grace,
And love lived on.
Edgar IrUing Bremen, in the Crrrent
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Y iNEGAR Buffers

is the great Blood Purifier and Life-gving
Principles; Gentle Purgative and Tonic; perfect
Renoyator and lnvigoratOr of the system.
In Vinegar Bitters there is vitality but
no alcoholic or mineral poison.
Diseases of the SIX in. of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried ont of
the system in short time by the of the Bitters.
vinegar Bittcrs allays feverishness. 1t re-
lieves, and in time cures rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Govt, and similar painful diseases.
Vinegar Bitters cures Constipation and
prevents Diarrhoea.
Never before has a medicine been COM
pounded possessing the power Of VINEGAR Bit
TIERS to heal the sick.
Send for either OF our valuable reference
books for ladies' for farmers, for merchants, our
Medical Treatise on Diseases, or our Catechism
on Intemperance and Tobacco, which last should
be read by every child and youth in the land
Any two Of the above books mailed free on
receipt of four cents for registration fees.
Il II. Mcdonald Drug Co., 532 Westinghouse, NY.
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The Cause Of Her Woe.

Within the dimly lighted room,
She sat and unused alone.
Her brow was dark, and in her soul
Had sorrow made its throne
A deep, remorssless pensiveness
Was in her dreamy eyes;
The sadness that oppressed her heart
Breathei forth in dreamy signs.
Ths woe that clouded that young life,
At morn so bright and free.
Was six dyspepsia breeding buns
That shs consumed at tea
--Boston Post.
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FoR A BROKEN Down CONSTITUTION
the first thing that an American resorts
to is what is generally known as a gen
tie alcoholic st:muant." The only really
reliable "Bitters, known not to possess
baneful component parts, is WALKER S
NINEGAR BITrERs. 1t is the best remedy
for impure blood, or for torpid liver,
ever vet discovered.
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The proprietor of a Western hotel has
this printed on the bill of fare; ''ln
Rome gluttony became so excessive that
it was repressed By law. Bear this IN
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Laconic patient tophysic an; Caught
cold. Physician: Take Red Star Cough
Cure; no morphia, no poisons. Only %
cents. st. Jacobs Oil cures pain.
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In the German universities there are
now 1877 professors between eighty and
ninety, of whom 1872 continue to give
lectures.
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Otter hunting with trained dogs is
still favorite British sport, notwi'h.
standing that this shy animal ID one OF
the most difficult to preserve in pop
ulous country.
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The number of cattle on the plains is
estimated to be over 10000, 900, of
value of 81, 100, 900, 900,
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N Y n $50

"Piso's Cure for Consumption saved my life."
L. L. WHIpLE, Druggist, Kintner. Mich.
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"'Will buy no other Cough Medicine az long as we
can getPso's Cure. &C. b. LARIMER, Krkwood, Ill.
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"Pisos Cure cured mo of Consumption. WA 1
ROBERTSON, Brandywine MI.
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'Piso's Cure for Consumption is the bcst medicine
we ever used. 20. l.. RorER, ABILENE, Hans.