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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-02
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seedstss 81 the Great Etsphsst Told BY
His Keeper. Matthew scott.
fwell remember when il was announced
yhteen years ago, that an African
.phant, with immense ears like folding
arior doors. would soon arrive, and the
iansg.rs decided to rut me in charge of
i'm. There was great excitement when
ne boat arrived from Paris. and IL seemed
- IL all the boys and girls in London
urned out TO see him. The little elephant
vas curiosity on account u. his peculiar
ihape and big ears, aud the members of
everal learned societies came 10 examine
lim The name gave him, Jumbo, had
10 particular Significance; in fact, l don't
hink had ever heard it,
From the natives where he was captured
was learned that Jumbo was 5 years
# age, and took delight in telling the
risitors that he would grow to he the
biggest elephant in the world. This
iudged from the pee iliar size and proper
ions Of his homes in relation to the body.
md resolved soon after that | would
make q study of feeding him. He WAS
hen sickly and in a bad state Of health
generally. Jumbu and myself were fast
riends the first time we met and he
would he governe by none Of the other
keepers. He was like great good-natured
10Y, and he took special fancy to children
tnd ladies. and was never 81 happy As
when he could carry a back-load Of little
,nes around the park. His passengers
included children Of royalty and mobility,
and as he grew rapidly, u larger saddle
Was necessary every few months.
One day as Jumbo was passing through
crowd he suddenly stopped and would
lot move an inch when commanded him
oproceed. From my seat in the saddle
observed that u lady below Was much
agitated Is she came running toward
Jumbo. Leaning over the side Of the
saddle, l saw that child Of or years
had fallen in our pathway, and was lying
fore-feet. The beast would
not stir until he had taken up the infant
'enderly in his trunk and passed it over
0 the mother.
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PROPER TREATMENT FOR COUGHs'

That the reader may fully understand
what constitutes good Cough and Lung
Syrup, we will say that Tar and Wild Cher
~ is the basis of the best remedies yet dis
covered. These ingredients with several
others equally - efiieacious, enter largely
into DR.. BOsankO's Cough and Lung Syrup.
thus making it one of the most reliable now
on the market. Price 80 cts. and u. Sam
lss frsA oeid hY "A. DahAaus D g.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have become victims Of solitary vics, tha4
dreadful and destructive habit, which annually
Of exalted talent and brilliant intsllsss, aaS
call with full eon6dsnes.
DR. ALBERT addressss all thoss vhe asvs In
jursd thenssivss By inpfepsT indalgsaeo saA
solitary habirs which ruin boeh mind and boay.
uniting them for businsa, study, sseisty q
marriage.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-02

All trains run by Central time, which Is ,
minutes slower than Columbus time.
n. B.-sDaiiy. fDAily except Monday. All
others daily except Sunday.
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Opinions.

II is not too much 70 say that with the
LIVING AaK ona comm an ~ the whole
neid Of current literary activity. ami It
has never neen 20 bright 80 c0sup aehen
siva ~ diversified In interest As Il Is to
dAy. --h5sion Traveller.
II has now for many years held the 4 81
piscv OF al our ssfsai publications. There
10 nothing noteworthy IN science art, ht'
eratare. bog Aphy, PHILOSOPHY OF rsti Sion
thai cannot be fsaad Ia IL II contains
nsArsy all the good literature OF The ume.
The OhuTchmas, New York.
Nrarsy the whole wor OF sathoTs and
writers appear IN u Ia thetr bcst nOods.
, he re der IL kept well ahrpzs OF thc
current tho asht Of The ssu. Is ss5on Jour
M
III may be Faithfully and cordially SAID
ths IL never OF RS . dry or V&laelcss
Saso.-N. Y. TT b gne-
II enables its readers 70 keep fully
Ahreass Of The b sst though b. and htosa u g
q ciyihHstioa. -- CArlst an Advocate.
f,t'shafgh
Ri grsshy. astion. soieace criticism.
his,oty. pastry. travels whatever wen
are in esssted IA all ars found here. - he
Wat0anaa 4, Bos;on.
Through Il. - IS aiona IL Is pessib'e 10
be ~ vel informed Ia cnrreat litcra urv
ns BY TIE pcFusai " long tist % month
hes--fh -lsaetph.s Inc aigef.
In Tact reader he as no mOro than
TINS oac publ .cau 10 Ses y hia well
abreast ot sAasat,h perodle-l sera,us G.
sunday school TtnGs. Philadelphia.
forsfnoss Of th eSlec ie persu IDEALS -
N, u. Void.
In sub crib ne for Il our readers vii
eecu e nors ioa their Investment taSn in
o ether way q shicH w. ere co.. nj
z.nt --ioSa ChurchmAa. Dave part.
SSla,ns once a 49, a. u giysss. NJ le yet
trczh. TIC productions al the loreaspsl
winters II III q ~ Mcnlrtal tsaEette.
Paeatshed weekly a. = = year. postage
tree.
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Proposals t ! Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

BEADouAKrIRs DEPT OF rHR CoLUKBIA,
ono Of Ctief Conmiss-ry
vsscOrv.R Barracks. ~. r.. Feb. I6, 1876
SEsLED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICA r.
- subject TO the usual condi ions. Will BE-
rec ivsd at this Once and ut the ofsc-s Of he
Actirs Commis<a res o. s1nsistenss at the
'ollovlng named posts or the fir n fse; anc
mutton nerjtd q those posts only, until u
.'clock Doon on Thurs ay. Ma CD IS, ls6. 8,
viii b time and pisces hey ". be opef ed in
tn presence of bidders, Tor the FIR ishinl
and delivery Of fresh ~ FL aud NUT aurine
the year comm ucins jay lat, lss6
Boise Barracks, l. T; F'it Csnby, W. r;
Fort CoIr dab ne, !. l.; For klamath, Or.
Fort Spokane. " T.: Fort Tovnsend " T.;
Vancouver Barracks, W. T.; Fort Walls Wall,
VT.
The 6overnn eot reserves the right 10 re
], &C any o. sill BIDS.
Bidders will unders ard that contract.
made W der this sdveit is meet and propo
as made in response thereto. shsl no. b.
construed 70 involve he u ts States In an,
legation for pss msnt 10 excess OF the ap
prop istlon gran cd By Congress fer the pur
pose
Blank proposals and printed circulars, sta;
Ing the kind q b II sAd nut on required
and givias fall INSTRUCT Ms TO the All ei
Of bi ding col dItions 10 he Cb-erv-d By a
dsrs, md terms Of cintrset ard Ia mem vii
be furnish - on APP licau u 20 THIS ofhes. OF
to the A C T.. at the several Pc t.
Envelopes con'a ming proposals should b.
msrkrd - Prcpos l. for FRESH BEEF cor MI,
oul St Fort -" aud addressed u tie an
dersigaed or TO the Acting Commisszry OF
Subsistence 1t the s-vsiAl posts
c. WOODRUFF,
Captain and c. 8, y. ). A, Chief Q. s D. @.
fe20iwtd
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To all whom it may Concern
FFIcE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PuaKT
EnI-Nn z M RnAn COMPANY.

OFFlcE or THE COLUMBIA AND PueHt
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. r.. July n, i8x
WHEREAS. BY DEh.D BEAkINe
w cate August ~. ls7a executed In pr
suAnce Of an ordinance approved AnuA
Is, is73 the cry Of seattle conveyed toln,
Seattle and Wzlla Wslla Railroad 40
Transportation Company. all the 10,
lands south Of King street. in said citg =
seattle, in. along. around and aoouthulc
bay. from extreme high 70 extreme w
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legislative Assemou
the Territory of Washington. 81 a. -
approved Fovember 4 1873. rRrlned -
confirmed MID grant and convey ance ~. \.
certain conditions. which have been NV
performed by said Company ssd-
Whereas. said Act OF the Lcgisi1nss
Assembly vested the title Of said lAnds
said seattle and Walla Walla kAafo.a
and Transportation Company, ID fss ~
pie and.
Whereas. The United States has scq1,'
esced in said grant aad oonveysnee ~ ~
Whereas. The said seattle and -.
waIla Railroad ana Transpprtation Com.
pSny has transferred and conveyed ~ ~
said lands TO the Columbia ana rus
Sound Railroad CospAny; "a
Now. therefore. the sad Columbia -
Puge, sound Eailrsad COMPANY nefsg
aiye- notice that II slaims the exciusLss
right % occupy ssid lands and . ere.
whArye. and other structures tnsr =
and thai all persons are hereby nonnss -. =
refrain from occupying or enierns w, q
any Of said lands without ne CO.. 90
writing, OF said Columbia ana
sound Railroad Company. 90 q M,
COLUMBIA s. PUGET 5OUNDhh NV
By 7. J. MIISER ...,A~rt
APPS Assistant Supef'nsc1-
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iCo~.iHse< tram yesterday. I

fCo.sfzsei fran. yss,erdGyl
oRDSASCE-PCSTs
Sec. Is. The city Of Seattle has
power 10 adopt proper ordinances
for tie government Of the city, and
10 carry into effect the powers given
BY this act; and 10 provide for the
punishment of 8 violation of s1y
ordinance Of the city by fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars. or
Imprisonment for not more than
thirty days, or both, or BY forfeit
ure or penalty not exceeding one
hundred dollars. and for working
any person sentenced 10 such inn
prisonmeut, or committed il de-
fault of payment of any such fine,
upon the street or public squares
during the term thereof.
HARBOR REGCLATIoSs-B4LL
Sec %. The city of Seattle shall
have power 10 make hsrbor regu-
laiions and rules; to regulate or pre-
vent the discharge of ballast or
other material in any harbor within
the city limits; TO assess and collect
harbor dues from all vessels and
water crafts whatever, arriving al. OF
departing from the city; TO license
and tax wharfingers; and to build,
construct and regulate whsrts. piers
and landing places at the foot Of
any street terminating at the shore OF
, lliott's Bay, Lake Washinton. or
Lake Union and to regulate and pre-
scribe the limits of the extension of
wharves into the waters of any
harbors within the city limits, To
prevent the construction of wharves
beyond such limits, aud TO remove
any whaIf or wharves that have
heretofore been or shall hereafter be
constructed beyond such limits al
the expense of the owner or owners
of such wharf or wharves, to be re
covered by ordinary civil action. or
as the city Council may by ordi-
nance provide
COMPENSATION OF oFFICERS-GENERAL
POWERS
Sec. %. The city of Seattle has
power to establish and regulate the
fees and compensation of all its
officers, except when otherwise pro-
vided; aud has such other powers
and privileges not herein specifically
enumerated as are incident to NUM-
cipal corporations of like character
and degree, necessary for carrying
into effect the provisions of this act
according to the true intent and
meaning thereof.
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Piles are frequently preceded bv q
sense Of weight 10 the back. ioins and
lower part of the abdomen. causing the
patient to suppose be has some affeotien
of tue kidneys or nei0hborin9 organs.
At times symptoms of Indigestion are
present, fatulency. uneasiness OF the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi-
ration, producing very dissgreeable
itching, after getting warm, is a COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the sppli-
cation of DIR. Bossnko's Pile Remedy
which scts directly upon the parts az
feoted, absorbing the Tumors, aliayinc
the intense itching and effecting a per
msneut cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DIR. Bossnko Medicine Co., Piqua
Ohio. Sold by A. Il. STEWART. DIV
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A WALKING SKELETON,

Mr.. E. Springer, OF fredericksburg,
Pa, writes: IL was afflicted with lung
fever and abseess on lungs, and r, duced
20 redikiHg skeleton. Got free trial
bottle OF DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me so much
good that | bought q dollar bottle.
After using three bottles, found myself
once more a man, completely restored
to health, with hearty appetite and a
gain in flesh OF IS pounds" Call at A.
b. Stewards drug store and get free
trial bottle of this oertsis cure for all
Lung Diseases. Large bottles 81. dw
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Club Prices for Ihe beat Home aud
Fersisa Literature.

Possessed OF fuE lsst>e ass and
enc o. other Of oar vivssi oas Amexts-a r
naozthlgeS subscriber NtA and himself
In command at ia wkoic si4uAtsue.
fhilsaslpalz Nv ning haisetia.
for sie 20 fAG tANINp AuE and aay
cue Of the AgieFscal u maaat hes tE
f,Arssers Weekly o. tsArs4f ~Ii b nj
for = year. pos paid oF for s. ~ THX
LIVING AGK and lha -. <ickas -
Address LIrFhI.l. X 90.
tsS isast-r..
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Notice Of Final Proof.

US. LAND oFFIcE AT oIgxrII. VT,
February II, iSss.
Notice ia hereby & ven that FREDERtc A.
RICHARD Sun has nled notice Of iBtsntion 10
make Ans prof before SAMUEL Greene. No.
tAry Pubic, st his ONCE IN II ushton. W. T.,
on Saturday. the l0th day Of April, A. D..
1855, on Presumption y. 5. No. s946, for he
NV \ Of section 10, township Is nJrth, rzuss
east.
ChaIlss L. May, Henry a. Frederick aad VIM
C. Hamley. all Of Houghton, ". y.
JOHN y. CONVEY.
fs25spi Register Of tbs L al One.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

q. s. LAND OFFICE AT 0LYnfA, W.
February y. 1854.
Notice is ber-by givea that sUxDU
E6GES has ilsd Ot.ee 4 intsniion y
make hnal proof before the Cisr' Of the n4s'
let Court. At his once in Seattle, ". Z 90
FriSAy. the 18th day Of MsreB. A. d. 1855 o.
Pre- emp'ion D 5 No. s>sl. for the Ne I q
Ne \ VI section "a. township &c north. rang
l east.
He names as witnesses liver B. Noe, An
ders Mos. Olof Ottersrn Aad Josa1 Pedsrsun.
ell Of Port Madam, ". T.
10 y Y. CONVEY,
feismr25 Reg.sr..~ - the Lsnd he
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rheumatism,

or Neuralgia. a few bottles of Ayers Sar-
saparilla win relieve and cure you. Alice
Kendall, 2lS fremont ST., Boston, Mass.
writes: Il have been troubled with Neu-
ralgia, pain in the side. and weakness. and
have found greater relief from Ayers
sarsaparilla than from any other remedy
J. c. Tolman, 356 Merrimack St.. Lowell.
Mass, writes: In no other remedy have
l ever found such happy relief from
Rheumatism IS In
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Lands fer The landIeSs.

THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING ON
Eagle Harbor. nine miles west of the
city OF seattle. will sell = portion Of his
homestead in lots Of 5, 10 or 2Oacres each,
at The low rate OF $50 per sore. "a d land
has been loxgel OFF and burn over un-
til it Is quito easily cleared. II e nearly
lev, l. has but few stones. and lies IN ca y
reach of the water. School and churr
within mile. Society good Cal and
see for yourselves.
dr3w3A X VI. H0SKINSOE.
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psTRolerwy NasRY.

ID. K. Loske. retrolsum V. Nasty, ed
itor Toledo BLADE, writes: Il had on
foreinger of my right hand one of
those pleasant pets. run round The
finger became inf ,med to a degree us-
bearaole. and swollen to twice its
natural size. freud gave me HES
avs CARRoLIo SALvE; and in twenty
inmates the pain had 30 much subsidized
"a to give me fair nights rest. which
had not had before for week. The
Inflammation left the Anger in day
consider it a most valuable article
A. b. STEWART, agent, Seattle. DIV
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SHERlFF'S SALE,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
1 Third Judicial District of washington
Territory. holding terms AZ Seattle.
80 10 ~ Inn Z. Seavey. plaintiff. Va.
Nihian III Llewellyr, In his Own roper
person and as The executor and trustee OF
the estate Of Stephen W. Hovey. de-
ceased. ct al defendants.
Under and By Vi tue of an order Of sale
iSsu~d out II ths above named Court in
the above entitled seton. q tied the =, a
day Of Feb uary. Iss6 and 20 me directed
and delivered. have duly levied up the
property described in said order OF sale.
and IS follows. towit:
LSt nun b -red- three ~ OF block MN
hered tifty 500. sna lot numbered three
q, OF blotk number fifty-four ga al IN
Maynards town plat Of ths town nov
city, NJ Seattle. In said King county: md
also. II Is ordered thai -sAid LOT thee a. og
block numbered d ty-fon- On OF M.V-
nard plat. Be sold 1gst in oder Al the
tive ~ saih sale.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
saturday, the Sd day Of April,
1sse.
At 10 O'Clock o. m. OF said day. I'm f-oas of
the Ce n House Soor. ia the city of s~sat.
lie. King csRnty. Washington fsrritory
WI. IN ehcsiis nee 20 said order % sale.
sri the above described D operty or 81
much thersof a. may b. acc ss4fy TO sat.
i$'y Ia udguarss in said A-tioa, wsfh in
tere thereon ant ea-sS. a. pae'ie an
ton 20 The higAe h Oder for ash.
dated Al Seattle. tn an aay Of March.
nhttd Sheriff OF Kiax coanss. WI
McauTrA BlAine. attorneys fur PLAIN
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CHAPTER III.

OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY.
Sec. %. The power and authority
given 10 the municipal corporation
by this act shall be vested in a mayor
and Common Council, together with
such other officers SIS are in this act
mentioned, or may be created under
its authority.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. 5. LAND oEFI0E AT OLYMPIA. W.
February Il, lSSs
- Notice Is hereby given that JACOB y.
hiCE has 1lsd not c. iaiention - make
nnsl proof before C. Z. Be- mAn y tAry
Public. Al hts office in Seattle. W T.. OF
sAiufdsv, the 10 b cav OF Aurti, AD fsss
or PRIV empt on d ! n, s95l. for tn NV i
OF section 5, township % nor, h. range 4 sast
BE names vi ne-ses WI Miller, Jos
Qainn. M A Sellers md Joseph Bsumeis sr,
ali OF sunn3 aAle, W. T.
JOHNF CONVEY,
fe26syi Register Of the Land o. IRE
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ForeWarned

Of danger by the condition of your blood,
IS shown in pinples, blotehes, boils, or
diseolorstions Of the skin; or by feeling
OF languor, induced, perhaps. by inactivity
Of the stomach. liver. and kidneys. You
should take Ayers SarSaparilla. II viii
renew and inyigorate your blood. and
cause the vital organs to properly perform
theiS functions. II you suffer from
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CHAPTER ".

GENERAL ELECTION, CITY OFFICERS.
Sec 3d. There shall be q general
election for oil city officers required
70 be elected under this act on the
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Administrators Notice.

ENsrATE OF ROBERT McCoMB, De
IL ceased.
Motto Is hereby siven b. the unders ed
administers Of the shove nAmed estate I +,
ths creditors Of and all persons having
claims aga bet said deeeAsei, 70 EXHIBIT the
SAM, with the Necessary vouchers. xi-bib
t~elTe n 5nths from the first publication OF
This no'ice. to the undersigned. At the Msr
chants National Bark. 10 tie city 4 seat ls.
hug county, Wsshis gton Territory. or tn
same VIII te forever bard
VIM. II. REEVES,
Adm iris rator Of the estate Of Robert Nc
Comb eecsassd.
Date OF 'his n4tief add Of it's frs; puhlica-
uoo, February as 1885 a1
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FOR SALE.

HAVING INCREASED THE sTZE OF
- my dairy and ordered . larger ses OF
f-Sns l VIII sell ny present set OF four
pans. feet wide. 10 feet long and il ches
dep; VIII held 5 gallons: IN good order;
cost slso, Will sel them for So address
A. T. DAVIS.
fc& I'm DgnCen@sS Wash Ter
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1be slCA 4LN @4l4i~.s-. ex-v,.4d not iah 70 cAN -
him. The Doctor hss visited the hospitals Il
Europe and obtsined 9 great deal Of yaluxhh
information which he Is competent 10 tmpsrt
TO those in need Of his services. DR.. GfDboH
will mske 10 charge unless be effects Q czre
Persons cured at homs Gall or WRIT. All
communications strictly confidential. 8sni
ten dollars for q package OF medicine. a.
dress DR.. J. " GIBBON. Box 1851. sxn Pm.
cisco, Gal. Mention Posr-ISrxLLisrScn
apisdv
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ALL THE SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY PAPERS, $l.56 a year. at
the North Pacific News Depot, Mill st.
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WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS
HUGH N. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM SAwMIII.
l capacity leo 00 T. ct per day. wi h all
recent 'mproveu ents. lately erected a.
Bellir CHAM. W hatcom county, is offered
for rem Or sale. A rare Opportunity for
any one DESTROYS % engaging in thA husi-
neSs, or particulars apply to r. Ill
Oh Id +. on the pre- ises or kRASTU-
BikfLkTT. Ill Hayes street. san Fran
cisc1 oc9x
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MIsCEl.LAN EUus.

T. r. PUxPHREr, Insurance and Com
mission Agent. ial0
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F0rearmed

with Ayers Sarsaparilla. there need hs
no fear of Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Neu.
raisia, Salt Rheum, letter. Eezems.
CaiarFh, Liver troubles, or any of the
diseases arising from Scrofulous taiu,s In
the blood. Geo. Garwood. Big SPRINGS
ONO, writes: Ayers Sarsaparilla has
been used in my family for a number Of
years. was constant sufferer from
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Dyspepsia,

but Ayers sarsaparilla effected a serma.
nent cure. Seven years ago nv wife was
troubled with Goitre: two bottles of
Ayers Sarsaparilla cured her. and she has
never had any return Of the disease. Ire-
gard this preparation as the best medicine
in use for the blood B. Barnard WAR
70 Adams St. Lynn. Mass. writes: "For
many years suffered terribly from Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia, and Scrofula. Almost
hopeless, took Ayers Sar-
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FOREMOST LYING WRITER'S.

The ab'est and most cultivated intel
ioots In every department Of Liaera u c
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