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Just Received.
Handsome Beaded Dress Trimmings.
Novelty Dress Trimming Br,.ids Of
all descriptions md col0rH.
Beuded and Plain Dress Sets.
All. Over EmbToiderIes.
Turkey Red and Navy Blue EN-.
broideries, and u large variety Of Fancy
aud White Goods. AZ.
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Two things you will always be sure o.:
HIGH QUALITY
LOW PRICES.
NJ. REINHART,


Following is list Of the Officers and
Trustees of The w. T. Smith Co., in
corporated May 1, 1888:
w. T. Smith, President and Mana
ger; w. 4. Hit, vlce.President and
Treasurer; II. H. Miller. Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
w. L. Smith, w. T. Hit, II. II. Mil
Ter, j. w. Dorsey. Geo. w. Peltier.
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Don,s s.sa TH.as suerss de

Barefooied when you can take him
around TO Morgnn'n ShoeiDg Parlors
and have him we'll Shod. Also all kinds
Of Blncksmitliiug done and satisfaction
guaranteed IN TO quality and price.
L. z. MORGAN,
Blacksmith d. Wagonmaker,
GIG. Elko, Nevada
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Notice ia hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing under
the arm name of Payne Il Fernald,
dealers in Lumber, Wood, Coal, etc., 10
this day dissolved by mutnnl consent
Frank FernuId retiring from the firm.
The business will DO conducted as here
tofors by John Payne who j., authorized
to collect all debts due the late firm aud
will pay all valid claims against the
same.
JOHN PAYNE,
FHANK FERSALD.
EIko Anil IL 1909
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Notice..

All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to tho firm of Brown and Hos
kins are requested to make immediate
settlement. ..- -
4'l6 G.. HosKISs.
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DEPor HprrL--clark 4 Green Proprie.
tors.
81 Hale, Carlin;J b Gilbert, Spruce
mont; W II Kellogg, Tusc6rora; N Nell
son, r MaSon, Denmark; p II MoDcr.
mott, NJ Pollock, Lsmoille; A d
Farnsworth, Kit Hooten, South Fork; e
Baumberg, Mountain City; O P Fry,
Mound; Arthur Morlsnd, Columbus,
Ohio; Potter ohIand, John NJ Edwards
Reno.
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G. HosKISs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

granddaughter o. Charles Dick
does 4 fourishing business with :
typewriter. ....,,.m ~. ham
..h,,.hed a. John Hopkins Uniser-
snd a now under full Roadway.
s"' George w. Childs. the Philadei-
III. editor and philanthropist. possesses
! ,.ble service worth e5o.Voo. q lock
RAJ cost $4,000 and 10000 valuable
autographs !.
Ulysses Grant. Jr.. will come into
-. enioyment Of q half million or
more additional by the discoveries OF
liver ore in the Henrietta and Maid Of
Erin mines At Leadville.
Mr.. Gladstone Is immersed IN liter
i work OF various kinds. There hns
,o.c been talk that . book on the
s.,nre life. which has occupied M.
Gladstone ten years past. may appear
shortly. -Pubiic Opinion
Lord Tcnnyson receives an income
otfrom $40. 900 to $25. 600 a year from
,bc sale Of his books. but not a cent Of
!, comes from an American publisher.
a.spitc tho fact that his poetry Is nearly
= popular here rs In England.
William Jcssop recently died q
sheffield. Eng. Mr.. Jcssop was well
,cown N the industrial world. and M
name will be recognized wherever
sseel Il used. ''Jessop's steel - 1
Monument 70 his memory which vii
not soon rust out
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll. Of Warren
Ind. claims TO have been born y
Pennsylvania in IVA Her husband
was ! soldier in = war Of 1872
There Is good reas~-. 70 think ina
Mrx Carroll Is really one hundred an
thirteen years old. although she !
.c,;ve As most women Of sixty.
superintendent Elmer f. Wood. Q
tbc Canandaigua electric light works
while walking hone with q friend tn
other night noticed that n OF Tn
street lights was out Surprising IN
current to be of he took hold OF th
wires and fell to the ground dead. IN
current was not of. and passin
through his body had killed him u
stantly.
Mrs. Nancy Coley. 81 Easton. Conn
Is probably the Oldest nativc-bo'
white American living. She was boz
on Greenfield Hill. Conn. tho fall
1879. and was SO little that the nur
could and did put her into a pcwt'
teapot and closed the lid. But, ~ q
old lady says: Il lived and grew mic
W. She bore twelve children. all b
two OF whom are dead
In the suit Of Miss Abb s Jackm
against Mrs. Hannah Perkins.
Watertown, N. r.. for $500.
price offered for writing q roman
81 Mrs. Perkins life. the defer
claimed that Miss Jackman was y
able to write good English becas
she used the expression ''was, did
and the prosecution objected to I
literary critic who condemned I
work because he gave his opinion q
1t was mot worth nothing" ~
Jackman won the case.
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- os1anso q pnanlsegy-Whn9 enahanG
n1nn1s -
s0eorrs Yssncis Tram = = loony - :
VIA a. q many ouojccea, - douoL
renarksd : phynicIan ~ other day, but
there y : good deal of method y he :
oess about one thing"
ssWhat's thatl''
ssshaking MAZDA don't hlans hin for
disllking pronkscuous hand-ehakins; q be-
many unpleasant featnres-
-whss can Jon 'el by ths SHAKE o :
mans haDdt"
"A eood dsal. Why. I y pick out To
people in : crowd with whom ] shake hanL-.
VINO have Kidney diseass. and they dont
know mn
II don't understand you- Do you pretend
% Az there i any thing peculiar u tns'r
4ahakc'f"
mo aos in she shake but IN - 'fssr
Il the hand
s.P,esse explain what you nean-"
"A ho< arr hand shows inactivity o. the
sk;n. Tho slin y the third kidney. We
ewest cut q much water through he skin
- We pass % through The hdneys"
s.How much II thatt'
ain health, several pints . day. In the
summer w sweat more than N the WHITES
but IL health there IL = constant though
invisible escapo Of moisture through tho
siin. In The palm Of the hand. there srs
from two % three million Little sweat
nores. The s~weatglands are great he'll
"a The kiducyn. and When working health
fully In The summer the kidneys can and D
take : m~uch-ncedod recreation You ca
prove thia, II you notice that you pass 'es
11uids u summer than In winter, u skln an
kidneys are healthy. (.
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Prof. Bohanon, Of the Ohio STATE Ont
vcrsitv. has been suffering from the effects
Of poision introduced into his system BY
wearing red flannel Undertaking. a
ccurIs Of weeks ago the professor pur-
chased : number Of suits, and soon after
putting them on commenced suffering
from : burning sensation q the skin
Large blofchss appeared oil over his per
son A physician pronounced the CAS-
one q poisoning from the rcd flannel
susts. One Of the garments was soaked
IN water. which was examined BY the
college chemist, who pronounced the solu-
ton thus obtained extremely poisonous.
only : small quantity being necessary %
XIII . dog. The garments purchased were
az The hes quality and high pricsd-
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HUMOROUS.

We've known several women 10 be
outspokcn. but we're still looking Tor
one that's been outtalked. Duluth Par
Ggrapher.
-Mothcr-"You must put your dollie
away to-day. Flossie: it's Sunday. you
know Fossic-..Tm just playing
she's dead. mamma, and were having
a funeral"
-..Wc'vc got a hen that laid two
eggs in one day" boosted . s.~-year-
Old girl to a companion That's 10th.
Ing! My papa has laid q cornerstone.
philadelphia Times.
A new style Of carving-knife has
been invented which works on the plan
Of scissors. Hit can find the joint IN
the leg 81 a duck. wen agree 70 buy
one and Join the church life.
-.crandpa." inquired Johnny Bliss.
''must everybody die?" .'Yes. my child;
every one in this world must die when
his time comes. = '.Wclr'-long pause
'what ia like 10 know j., who'll bury
the last MANI"
Sympathetic Friend Ito widow)-
"Your husbands death was 4 terrible
one. Mrs. Bcnfly.- Widow (sadly)-
"Ah. YES, Poor John was a kind hus'
band. but he didn't know much about
buzz saws."-N. y. Sun.
-Brown-.I lent you m umbrclls
yesterday. Robinson. on the express
condition that il was 10 be returned
this morning" Robinson-'i know
you did. but. my dear fellow. Il raines
this morning. "-Drake's Magarine.
-''Changr Il a great help to the sick.
remarked DR.. Pellet while visiting
patient. Yes. Doctor" returned tn
latter. ''and as my stock Of 1t At pres
ent il limited. | shall have "a ask yo'
to wait awhile TO- your see"-Bosfo'
Budqck.
Little Darling-"What a plcasan
gentleman Mr.. D'Esrrit, the para
grapher. is-always 50 go~od-naturcd.
Rival Journalist (crcSsly)-"Well.
you could see him grinding out hi
jokes as I do. you'd say he vas genet
ally out u hnmor." Bifs.
Questions Of political econom
will stray into the most serious ms
mcnts Of young life. Don't 70
think. Evclina dear. that you-cr nee
= little-cr protcction?" "Possibl.
George. But / don't know as ! am
favor Of quite 80 much raw materialv
And then he picked up his hat an
went out into the damp fog Of . r
'entlcss world Hartford Post.
MIA" demonstrated Bobby. s'whs
Twas "a grandma's she let me ha,
two pieces Of pie" Well. she Dug
not 70 have done 30. Bobby" said h
m thcr. II think two pieces u p
arc too much for little boys. Tho old,
you grow, Bobby. the more wisdo
you will gain" Bobby was silence
but only for 4 moment. '.Well. ma,
he said. grandma Is : good deal old
than you ara"
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DO not restrict tho boys and girls
In the matter o. fresh air. Dirt 10 often
. beneficial accompaniment
Potatoes Intended for seed should
BE- kept during the winter cool and
airy, and II growths should appear they
ought 70 be promptly removed.
Affection q not be pounded into
animals. Kind treatment insures The
affection Of m animal. while rough
treatment Il SURF 70 cause IL hatred.
Ham Toast.-Min some boiled
ham very fine. stir in . pint Of cream.
with pepper. mustard. butter and two
eggs; boil. and pour over nicely
Drowned toast Set in the oven todry.
"A good plan for every farmer d to
make m inventory Of movable proper
~ in the barn. wagon-house and tool
house. and then in case Of fire he will
know what Is lost and how TO settle the
Insurance.
As . protection OF fruit trees from
mice. some Of our good fruittree grow
ers lind q perfect remedy BY wrap
ping a piece Of stiff tarred paper
eight or ten inches wide around the
bottom Of the tree. Probably . wider
strip would prevent the gnaxing from
rabbits As well.
Potato Custard.-Gratc six large
potatoes and add to them one quart Of
boiling milk; stir in three beaten egg
and one-quarter Of . pound OF sugar
boil seven minutes. takiny care not x
let il burn. then add onc-half cup o
butter. This will make three good
sized custardk
The best fertilizers for grapes Ar
: bone-meal and potash Ungroun'
: bones are slower in action than tn
, meal. but a bushel Of them buried a
the roots Of q vine will in time be takel
: up and transformed into grapes. Woo
ashes and homemade softsoap sud
7 furnish potash
Minced ecf.-Three pounds Q
: raw beef. lean. chopped fine. five sod
! crackers rolled fine. " eggs we
: beaten. one and onc-half teaspoonful
? Of pepper. three slices Of pork chopped
4 one-half cup Of milk. and salt 70 tast'
Mix all thoroughly. make into q ioa
I. Bake two hours. This should be slice
= cold for tea or luncheon
q 1t will pay to warm all siop {
4 other soft food given cattle or hog
The warm water not only stimulate
= and invigorates. but provides warm'
for the body. Shelter and war
y drinks on very cold days will sa'
more feed than will pay for the lab
incurred. while the health Of the stos
u will be promoted
he One Of the most important ma
e. ters for beginners in poultry-keepiI
SO Il to know that a good laying hen
~ not a market fowl A plump. fat h
,se will lay but very few eggs. while
n hen that lays regularly does not rea'
he " become fat, As she can not produ
eggs and carcass at the same tim
Al Do not keep the fat hens and layil
is hens together.
People who have tried. say u
apples packed in bran in barrels y
keep in excellent condition all wins'
be Put a layer Of bran in the bottom
for the barrel. . layer Of apples. sts
~ upward. upon the BRAN another lay
Of brar upon the apples. and 80 for
lie until the barrel is full Head up q
on store in some outbuilding until tn
ing is danger from severe freezing; u
ING either remove to the cellar or TO
hay-mow. covering with hay 20 p
wo tect from frost Bruised fruit sho'
ar be carefully sorted u before the r.
Nh Is packed Orchard and Garden
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II il ! significant fact that most ofthe
women who have achieved lame In art III
erasurc or s'afairs-' ? have enjoyed vigorous
health. This shows that the mind IS never
capable Of the severe and continued Apple
bodv e at its best The woman who aspires
70 fIl an exalted place among her as<oci-
- must be free IRON nervous debility ana
female weaknesses. DR.. Pierce's Favor1te
PRESCRIPTION will Danish these, and = =
warranted 70 restore those functional naL-
Az 4 spscifc for all those chronic weak
ncsses and ailments peculiar % women, ~
~uneoualcd-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

A Russian young lady has beea Con-
demned 10 lifelong prison for marrying
sjxteen husbands She = . curiosity, ana
ought 70 have been let or When her law
Yer went 70 see her In prison after ne
trial she assured him Of her gratitude
asked him TO accept rs : souvenir > colo
watch and chain, which she places on tne
table before him. He at once ognize
il Is his own She had picked ms poekes
and presented him with bis own watch
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A Russian scngstre>s named Marie fuiio
has bequeathed 1so.ooo francs g the czAro-
witx. in her viii she n fers 20 this - she
following terms: This i but : resftu.
tion. A near relative Of his Imperial
Hichness once gave me that sum ana :
return Il to The one who would have ~
herited il had I never been born" ~
.rrant.i "a \ ~istrshnted 20 I've h-ecre<
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Some Of the greatest that ever lived
wcre q ANAL stature and Of inelgnifcant
sopcarance. The reader will readily recall
Many instances. Very small are Or. Plerceo
PIcasant Purgativo Pcllets- but they are
far more effective than the huge, On
fashioncd pills which are 20 dihkcult % swu1!-
low ana so harSh IN their nction. The Pei
lefsrr ere gentle and never cause constipa-
Sion. For LIVER, stomach and bowel derange'
mcnts they have no equal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

sure~ssIons submsssed ~ Prof. d Auth
os Derauw Unsversity-
The cheapest and best way 10 get .
COW that suits you exactly i to buy
the calf OF a fine milk COW and raise Il
yourself. With proper care Won can in
nine cases out Of ten get COW In this
way that you will consider almost n
Of the family. A good family COW
should be gentle. trained to lead. fond
Of table slops. giving an average Of ten
gallons Of rich milk fer at least ten
months in the year. Agreat deal de-
pends upon proper feeding. in fact the
feeding more than anything else makes
= good mixer. Some things have
been established BY the Q careful
experiments which are worth cmcm-
boring:
The food that viii fatten . COW fol
market will ruin her for milk.
Hav fed between meals II worse than
wasted. as il clogs the stomach and in
t~crfercs with the digestion Of the regu-
lar ration
All mill stun should Be mixed with
moistcncd cut hay. 90 that Il will pc
brought back with the cud and thor
oughly m~asiicated.
A mixed ration. such n given be-
low. i much more valuable 20 develop
fine milking qualities than any amount
OF any single food.
The following Is considered : good
ration for q medium sized COW. ana
Il Improperly fed will bring . full return;
60, c,over nav cut nnc and noissened. Is
0sf~ ana corn rTounl together - equsi paris
BY weight n. --
Bran ..- /:
The oats. corn. bran and linsecd
meal should be mixed thoroughly dry,
then mixed with the moistened cu'
hay. ard feed one-half In the morning
and balance for evening feed. NV
table scraps and slops after: but no.
with the regular feed Keep IN
moistcned hay where Il will not freeze
Il viii pay 20 give warm 1000 an'
| water In cold weather. The fiavor Q
, the milk will be improved BY using
, curry comb and brush every DAY
! By all means keep the COW well beaae"
, III any one. especially with = family 2
children will Try the above faithfully
for one winter. he win never BE with
I out 4 family COW thereafter. -o'ee
Castle (Ind.) zimca
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Bilious reader. viii never resume its func-
tons with regularity and vigcr i you per
eisf il Fostering II with blue pill and calo-
mel. Don't You know that these arc equal
" Questionable forms Of the cumulative
roison-mercury. We presume you do: and
~ YOU 3 On using them Desist- and re-
noir damages. regulate the abused organ
and invig0rafe Il with HOstetter's stom-
ach Bitfers. Incompatible, Also. for dyspeP-
60, nervousness and kidney complaints
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There u . place nc love can reafh.
T6sre u : time no voice can teach.
there u : chain no poser - nf<eA

T6ero u = chain no power can breeas
f6efe q ; rIeep no sound can uake-
6ooner or later that time viii arrive, thai
place win wait for your coming, that chain
must bind you in helpless death, thai Sleep
ererv vear - untimely 70 their fate, and
thousands more Iengthen out their days ~
hecdfnL. timely care For the failing
efrcngth. the Weakening organs wast
ing blood. Dr. Rerce's Golden Medical Dis'
cover i : wonderful r~cstorative and aprro
hugcr OF strength q lie u pur1nes w.
terrifying IL againsf dlsS-se- 81 drugglsts
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EvrsY persou n Interested h their own
afRairA and IL this meets The ego Of any 2
who u sufRering from the efIects Of storpd
liver. We Win admit that be b Interested IN
~ee1inr ven. Get : bottle Of Prickly Ash
BffferI use 4 - directed, end y0u viii ~
Ways b giad you read this item
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GLYs
cREAmBALm

Tn.frsdfrom .
fsrrh ~ gears. "a
drcPpisgs into n
throat uve saxsssf-
ing. Nynosr b'<d -
masf daily. SiaoA
first daysls< ofEb''
Crcdus Balm horx
had - H<odlaG,the
sorcn<u q enfire}1
o = d. @. Dsrid'
sos, sifh ~ Bosfoz
Bsdgsk
ApersieIe . q applIed 4
IL S 'is1as Sc
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ns useosmeg Who Oeve1eDe9 ~ CIVIL
saalsn - ~ Iessses.
In this spot % rich II sschsolegieai
wealth. man u known 20 have lived for
more thar lao ~chroniclsd pears, and how
long previously none can tell, writes
Fannie B. War from Iula, Mexico, - The
PhiladsivA.A Record Tradtios avs thai
q Iuia The great culture hero, Qusssals
coati 1.-THE "Feathered Serpent -, Do
vslopsd the civilization that raised he
1oltscs . far above the Level q their
nsighbors-
On the face Of : nearby cli6 his face
q scuiptured. and In the market place q
Iula may b seen his image carved on :
massive pillar unsarthst from Toll
lantxingo ancient Ioiien Or Tula-
Close By u ths famous sHil
Of Showing whsrson Qustsalcoeu
proclaimed his mandates over the entire
valley. The Toltecs had lived in 1uia
nearly one hundred years when be hrss
appeared among them, which would make
his advent about the year 90. He VA .
bsns6csnt deity, who took upon himself
the shape of : man In order 70 improve
the condition Of the people Of th&parthe
sort Of Toltec Christ. His name 10 cons
structsd from the words quetxa. . kind
Of brilliant piumsge found in the forests
Of Southern Mexico, and coati, . serpent,
also found In the same latitude. Tradition
paints him - : very tall white man, with
long. full blonde beard . perfect Euro
pean in complexion and general appear
ance, asdiKsrent from b Indians among
whom hs lived - can possibly b
imagined
His stay marked the golden 8 Of III
Toltecs. Here he built those fAmou'
palaces Of silver, crystal and feathers. and
here we're the celebrated gardens In which
cotton grew in various colorA, ready dyes
for th> loom-scarist green, red, blue an
yellow. In his time corn grew % iarg
that Z single ear WAS al that : man couls
carry. Gourds were . long - . man
body, pumpkins : fsthom in circumfs'
encc. and other fruits in similar propoI
tons. He taught the people many ussfs
srts-how 70 cut that precious green stone
tho chalchinite, how 70 cast metais' !
! reckon time, etc.
Some say that he Vas . native OF q
East and came from over the ocean. Il
deed. nearly every nationality on cart
has been claimed for him, from Egyptia
1 % Irish
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az rsve me some pointenr said the
tramp o. tho farmers 'he taDbed me w1n :
pitc6foxk-DyyL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

The theory thai women never invent
any thing-any thing Of . mechanical
.aturo, that isis overturned oy MS
Bailey, wife Of the editor and proprietor
Of tho Utica Observer. Her close -
ouainsancs with the hospitals Of Utica
saowed her the necessity for some means
Of lifting patients from their bsds besides
reliance on the main strength Of nurses.
which Il used 1t 80 great disadvantage
a. to frequently inflict serious injury upon
themselves. - we'll - discomfort upon
the sick. Mrs. Bailey devised an range
ment OF bars and straps, atsAshed 70 the
bcdsfead. BY means q which the patient
can utilize the strength OF his arms 70 liz
himself up. Avariety Of attachments g
this device furnish : rest for the leg,
table for med c nes. or = book, or : curtain
rod. bv means q which the light OF
draft may Be shut out The invention ha'
been in use for some time q the Z
Hospital, 1t Utica, and physicians spea!
81 high terms Of its usefulness Mrs ba'
lev has secured . patent upon Il
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ST. JACOBS OIL.


0ellek-In any climate n any acaecn 90
- two applications ~ ~. Jacobs OIL relieves;
olen cnIcs permanently. This - thesveraU
GxpcEenos n ten years
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n prooG-To make surs 81 this show
I'M ~ 70 inquiries concerning the pr
menencv az the curc< resulted - follows;
IIcf IRON daf< Of h<slin9 % d1x II ye7-o,.s
osrp rurs NJ r<asinad p<vmes<ns sstsc.s -
esvrrncs Of psia-
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n IeetInoay.-Tbonands q te:timo.
,;ci~ mh~r.nfiafe he above statements in thG
cure d III kinds Of painful ailments
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-20

cueoa--Thec contents Oh hottie haxe cured
eh0urands Of extreme chronic cn>es- Usct -
cording 10 directions there = > cure u
evcsy bottle.
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NJ suprenacy.-The twenty million bot
ia sold can be Justly nted = % many cures
la almost every case . permanent cure -
mice 4 the surety Of every bottle being th<
sa1ne. every bottle being : cure p u POD
ere protected