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;aso and absolutely restore perfect manhood.

case and absolutely restore perfect manhood. n.
TO MIDDLE-A0ED MEN.--There are many
from the age Of 30 to GO who troubled with frc
quent excavations Of the bladder, often accom-
panied by slight burning or smarting sensation,
weakening the systemin a manner the patient car.
not account for. On examination Of the urinary
times small particles Of slbumen will appear, the
color will be thin milkish hue, again changing
to . dark or torpid appearance. There are many
men who die OF this difficulty ignorant Of the cause
which Is second stage of seminal wsaknSss. We
will guarantee perfect cure In oil such cases. and
healthy restoration Of the senito-urinary organs.
PRIVATE EDISRAeEs--D Blood Poison. .vcnercpI
Taint, Gleet, Structure, Seminal Emissions, Loss oi
Sexual Power, Weakness Of. Sexual Organs. Wanl
Of Desire in Male or Female. whether from impru
dent habits of youth Or sexual hahits cf mature
hupct tions, speedily and psrmansntly cuysd. Con
sultatiou free and strictly copfidential Absolute
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legal Notice.
Lewis WasnerIplG

Harvey q. TIeffnbaugh
and Talma. .Hcndrlcks0n deft.I
Judgment'f0f tS3.l8 before P. M, Floyd,
Justice Of the Psacc, Perry Tp, Hooking Co.,
On the a0tll d,Ly OF March 1888, no exccu-
tion having issued upon the above Judgment
for the period OF i've years, the plaintiff made
q motion for an order as follows:
and that fhe same be revived for the % amount M
now due thereon being the sum or tl43. 40 and
N.t5 costs Of suit. Therenpon I granted and
made said Order copdttionally,. that ts, said
May 1885, unless cause he then shown at my
once at !06c!ock =. M. by the sad Harvey
y, pefenbangh snd TslIna Hendrickson TO
Sss. s Che Il s@Is :SS WE W1ssssd !; sd
4 py Jogs HASsTr bis axy ew
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Non Resident Editorial Happiness.

Any one coming in contact with
F. S. Pursell Esq. &C., &c, will at
once be surprised at the broad
smile that throws his visage all
out of shape.
70 fully comprehend the cause it
is necessary that our readers should
know the facts and then knowing
Pursell, they will fully understand
the reason for his excessive hilarity.
Pursell is great man, and in adj
dition to being the editor of the
Republican Gazette of this place,
he is also the part owner and editor
of the Charleston, w. Va. Tribune,
to which place he however seldom
goes, but contents himself with
transmitting his weekly stipend of
abuse, vituperation and slander
for publication in the columns of
the Tribune by mail, leaving his
partner M. b. Reber, who lives in
Charleston, to face the music and
reap the harvest.
If any one thing more than an
other gives additional zest to the
pleasures of life it is writing and
publishing columns of cremating
sarcasm about anybody who may
chance to differ from him in morals,
politics or religion, and the col
umns of the Gazette would, no
doubt, be continually filed with
such rot, were it not for the whole
some dread of the physical prowess
of his victims.
But Charleston is at a con-
veniently safe distance, and in his
editorial work on the Tribune, he
has chance for enjoyment.
Last week Pursell, being in a
merry mood, dished up for the col
umns of the Charleston Organ, q
denunciatory chapter of scorching
epithets concerning a worthy
gentleman of that place who bears
the distinction of being the leader
of the Greenback Labor Party OF
that State. The article was duly
forwarded by mail, and Pursell
with "ghoulish glee," awaited re-
suits. The article was published
and that evening as Mr.. Reber was
seeking his boarding house and his
supper, he was met by the aggriev'
ed Greenbacker and brother who
both fell afoul of Mr.. r. and made
an attempt to divest him ofhis cere-
brana, and, owing only to the fact
Reber is an Ohio man, he barely
escaped with his life.
When Pursell heard the news ht
laughed, rolled over the floor, stooc
on his head and was in fact silly
with Joy, and all because Rebel
had been offered a vicarious sacri
fice for his diabolical propensity tt
be mean.
Pursell now has the funny fevel
on him in the full and will, we pre-
dict, never stop until Reber is kill
ed or is forced to fee the country.
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CURING OF PILES CUARANTEED.-Wil
give 81 00O for amy case OF failure. No money re-
lu:.d Of rcsponsible parties. -
YOUNG MEN-who have become victims Of
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thou
sands Of young mcn Of exalted talent and brilliant
Ia .lect, may call with confidence.
s eirs Known or
n ths back ind limbs, Involuntary discharges, i'm
porency, general debility, nervousness. langnor.
trs milling, dimness of sight, or siddiness, diseases
Of tho head, throat, noss Or skin, affections, q
the lyer lungs. stomach, or bowcls-thoss terrible
ds9rdss arising ni spa5y yes 81 yradInn,
hopes or nnticipations, rendering marriage impos-
sibie Take one candid thought before u is too
Lite. Awsek or month may place yeur case beyond
speedily and permanently cure the most obstinate
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THE Superior iron ore magnates
by judicious holding back have
broken down the price of carrying
ore by steamboats, from Ashland to
Cleveland, the reduction having
been from $2.75 per top paid at one
time last year to $1.75 u ton. This is
the way in which labor gets the
benefit of the tariff on iron ore.
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cures guaranteed. No risks incurred Correspond.
encs promptly answered, and medicines sent free
from obssrvatoa % al parts Of the United States.
DIsEAsEe or WoAEN.-swt have special
sSs and
Every case Consulting our specialist, whether by
letter er N gsrsea. p Ciysp'th most careful! ana
get few which have not bshied che skill q al the
hoHe. .physiciapD have.the benefit Of full council
Of skilled sPscelists. In treatment Of diseases pc,
over two-thirds cf our patients bsins ladies, old,
young, married, single, rich and poor. Our method
Is entIsly free from Objectionable features OF the
We seldom hnd 4 heeessafy. We prepare rsma
dies, constitutional and local - tho case dsmands
and Instruct Ladies' how 70 trsat thsasslvss.
EtiLEray, 9R vITa-Posisivsly cured bys
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the present Gen Assembly dur
ing its last days re-enacted the
fourth commandment of the De-
calogue, with reference to its APP
plicatiops to Saloons, but 1t is re-
marked that the wording of the
Statute will make evasion easy.
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The investigation has so far re-
suited in furnishing much valuable
Democratic campaign material,
and Mr.. Benedict has turned the
tables most completely on his ca
lumniators. Corruption existed in
every branch of the government
under Republican auspices, and this
interesting exhibit of Mr.. Rounds
administration is of q piece with
the rest. No wonder there was no
difficulty in getting away with u
surplus when such thieving and ex-
travagance prevailed. The Govern
ment Printing Office has an honest
man at the head of it for the first
time in many years.-Albdny
A rms.
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WE Congratulate the Democracy
of Perry County. Now, since the
Argus has swung into line, the par
ty has II local organ of which they
need not be ashamed. We hope
the Democracy Of old Perry will
give the Argus the rousing support
it merits
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bureaus, the Government Printing
Office was made to do abundant
service for the "gone-out party"
and was run in the interest of pri-
vate individuals who had the neces-
sary "pull" there.
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Confessed $1,000 Robbsrv.

WACO TEX, Dec. 18.-H. f. Howe. an
old expressman, was arrested at Denton,
yesterday for robbing the Pacific Express
Company Of 50, 900 last September. This was
the money that was alleged to belong to the
National Republican Committee and dis
appeared mysteriously at this point. When
arrested Howe broke down and confessed
to the crime. He spent considerable
money since the robbery. A list Of expen.
ditures given by him amounted to $4,000.
The detectives procured and have many Of
the original bills which he passed at vari-
Gus places.
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HOW 1T WORKED.

"Gooi morning, Jack why haven't seen
you for a month past. What in the world is
the matter with you? You seemed to have re-
newed your youth"
swell, Phil, I have. Don't you remember
the last time saw you, how miserable was
Sick and blue, and in tina. sort of nioou q man
get sometimes when he feels the most nrble
thing ip life is to go straight to the dcv L.
Not 70 bad aH ihst, hope at all cvvnts
you didn't go that wsy. you are looking far too
happy aud hearty"
"Thank goodness, no or rather, thank Vine
gar Bithrs. Do you remember that day saw
.on last. when you recommended that medi-
cine to me so persistently, and YVES first vexed
and then half convinctd?"
~ remember it perfectly, aud you needn't
say another wor. upon the subject ; your looks
tell me you took the M dicine."
mo 1oubt Of it every body remarks upon my
improved looks and temper; but must rcslly
tell yn,, abont it. got the old style, as you
recommended, and didn't mind the bitter taste
at all. l finished the bottle in about two
weeks. and wus greatly improved. 30 much 70
that determined to change of and try the rew
style"
well how did you like itp'
"You tod me your wife preferred the new
styl-, believe /; we'll I must ray agree with
her. I Ike the old style very much. Int the
new ]. the finer, smoother, more expensive
preparation"
Il believe it IL in fact, hase heard so, and
/ wonder the Mcdonald Drug Company sell 1t
fer thu same price they do the old STYLE be.
cause It Is really Q very costly preparation"
''Well. that dosnt concern US. Who was II
ssid tha, people fancied Themselves pious some
times when they were only bilious? No mat
ter wss only going to say that believe
people often Seem wicked when II IL only their
liver, or their stomach, or some other csntank-
erOus organ Of the body 10 out Ut order they
couldn't be good II they tried -
'Apd II all ths miserable dyspeptics and
victims Of biliou .ness. headache and the thous-
and aud one ills that nash 10 heir to would only
take Vinegar Htters, what happy world this
would be !"
II should recommend the new stvle."
II never go back on the old style"
"Weil, they can pay their money and take
their choice. for both kinds work admirably"
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AlaS!tOOOften

nERSONS will feel real sick, and
T. yet receive no sympathy from
their friends simply because by
strong endeavor they drag them
selves about, and accomplish their
usual daily tasks. Miserable head
aches, swollen limbs, aching joints,
indigestion, constant fatigue cause
physical distress and anxiety OF
mind. Don't let mind and body
continue to suffer. DR.. GuYsorT's
YELLow Dock AND SARsAPARILLAi is
Just the remedy you need. 1t en-
riches the blood, strengthens the
urinary and digestive organs, causes
q regularity Of bodily functions, re-
moves every indication Of impure
blood disease from q pimple to
. cancerous humour, annihilates
pain, infuses new life into every
part, and is vastly superior to all
other general restoratives. Give 1t
a trial il you don't feel well. Do
not delay. It costs only one dollar.
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A Murdevous Invalid,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. A.-Lawrenos
Richards, young man Of twenty.six
years, who has acquired about 900 BY
legacies, and who Is suffering from con-
sumption, shot his wife last evening The
ball passed through the right arm and
breast, and ranged downward, being sx-
tracted from the loft side. Richards, after
the shooting, ran away, but returned, and
wanted to kiss his wife When arrested
he told the policeman that he shot his wife
because she was in good health She will
recover,
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so ~ uatn1nSham OoIru ulasionero -lGays
q Thompson Do1ofo Ne Jury, ono
0ivss lzls vsrslon q the CalAnity.
BinNfNonAAl, ALA, Dso 1S-Ths three
local military companies ere sleeping to-
night ID their armories, not far from the
jaiL The Jury Investigating the killing
got down 10 work to-day. Mayor Thomp-
son ives the 6rst witness examined. He
said: ~ was present the night Of the
shooting at che Jail do mot know who
gave the ordera was at The interssction
Of Third avenue and Twenty first street
when the firing began. had . consults-
tion with the sheriff and chief Of police.
Ny duty was to keep quiet in the town.
advised with them and looked
ct the means Of defense at
the Jail; when I left the yelling com.
menced. went to meet the crowd and
cautioned the sheriff whatever came to
hold the Jail ct all hazardA didn't see
any pistols; they were yelling, saying that
they would take them out; heard two or
three expressions about using dynamite,
but that was In the afternoon. The crowd,
! thought, was in earnest Mr. Smith and
/ met the crowd until we were separated;
he was firmly convinced that there would
be an assault on the Jail. II would
have taken the crowd about FIVE min.
utes to got in the Jail without resist
ance; they would have to break open
the doors; there were pieces Of timber
around the place; don't know who the
deputies were; they were put there after
dark; saw the arms, they were Winches!
ters and breech- loading shotguns heard
Smith warn them back" At this point
the county commissioners interfered with
the Investigation, saying that at the pre-.
liminary trial Of Smith the whole testi-
mony would be brought out, and the
county would not pay for this useless in
vestigation at a heavy expense. The jury
morrow morning. The refusal Of
the county commissioners to allow
this examination to 60 on has
caused much unfavorable comment
around town to-day. The search in the
lake for Irene Hawes has been carried on
all day. This morning while one Of the
heavy boats was dragging the boys picked
up something which looked like heavy
sack. The hooks tore through It and
brought up several shreds, but on further
attempt to bring II up to the surface the
hooks got loose and lost the sack. II
Is believed to be Irene's body. This
morning Justice Winkley issued another
warrant for the arrest of Smith, the kill
ing Of Mr.. Charles Jenkings being the
ground upon which the affidavit was based.
Mr.. Smith was promptly released on q
$26, 900 bond.
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A Costly Trial.

STEuBENvILLE, o., Dec A-The Com.
missioners of Hancock County, w. Va,
passed upon and ordered paid the follow.
ing bills arising out Of the first trial of the
Van Baker murder case: 7. s. Brown, at
torney's fees, $3.50 90; DR.. 7. McKinnon,
microscopist, s163 Is; DR.. Logan, same,
s87 80; John A. Hutchinson attorney,
$1,007 II; ALI Rheinstrom, stenographer,
s825 20; John McSweeney, $l,2O0; witnes.
ses, $4,000; other bills and expenses, $4,000.
The bills Of the last trial at Wellsburg
have not been considered yet
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OHIO BATTLE-FIELDs.
Colonel Poe's Estimate OF the Cost
Marking the Historic Spots.

Colonel Poe's Estimate OF the Cost Of
Marking the Historic Spots.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA report was
transmitted to the House to-day from COL
onel o. M. Poe, Of the Engineer Corps,
giving the results Of an examination and
inspection Of certain historic grounds and
military works In the Maumee Valley, o.,
and the estimates of the probable cost Of
marking these places by suitable monu-
ments. He recommends that granite
monuments be erected at most of these
places, and that the grounds surrounding
Fort Meigs be purchased. The estimates
for properly marking these historic places
are as follows: Put-in- Bay. $500; Fort
Industry, 5000: Fort Miami, $500; Fort
Meigs, SO, 800 ;battle- field of Fallen Timber.
5000; Fort Defiance, 5000; Fort Wayne,
So 900. ..'
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Assistant Postmaster Sentenced.

NEW YoRK, Dec. .H.-Assistant Postmas-
ter Michael A. Shadon, Of Hudson, N. Y,
who was convicted Of robblng the mail,
was to-day sentenced to three years. Inn
prisonment at hard labor In the Erie Coun-
ty penitentiary. He was carried from the
court room in fainting condition. Dur
ing the six weeks he has been In prison his
hair, which was auburn, was turned al
most white.
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Panic In a Ballroom .

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, Dec. l4.--Lost Creek
Hall, at Drifton, was burned tonight A
ball was in progress in the hall at the time.
Many women were trampled upon and In
jured while trying to escape. Underneath
the hall was the Scientific School and Lii
brary established by Eckley B. Csxc, the
millionaire coal operator. All the books
were destroyed Loss, $3.50, 1000; insurance,
$4,000.
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CouniaricIiars caniurad.

SHARON, Pa, Dec. A.-The United States
detectives have located gang Of coun-
terfeiters In the wilds Of Mercer County,
Pa, and captured three of the leaders,
who give the names Of Reigelman,
Thompson and Martin, with nearly half
a bushel of spurious coin and all the ap-
paratus. They are in Jail at Titusville.
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Haavy Inss In coiinn

SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. ia fire broke
out this afternoon in the Central railroad
cotton warehouse, adjoining the ocean
steamship wharves. One warehouse was
burned. and with 1t between 2700 and
9, 800 bales cotton stored by Baldwin & Co.,
Woods & Co, and Hammond, Hull & Co.
Loss on cotton will approximate $2OO, 900,
and 10 fully insured. The origin Of the hre
10 unknown. i1,
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e. 1. Harper insane.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 1a-E. L. Harper
late president of the Fidelity Bank, Gin.
cinnati, who was convicted Of wrecking
that institution and brought to the peni-
ten tiary here year ago. is insane, and
has been removed to the insane ward Of
the prison,
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Charasd WIN Murdar.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 14--Wm. Hunnicutt,
q noted character Of Cartsr County, Tenn,
has been arrested for the murder of Dep
uty United States Marshal Tom Goodson.
Hunnicutt Is In jail, with strong feeling
against him.
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O. A. r, Pos, SUSPENDED,

CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-Illinois Department.
Commander Sexton has suspended Chica-
60 Post, No Z, g. A. R., from the organi.
sstion. The suspended Post was charged
with having made unnecessary and illegal
collections Of money,
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Lashsd and Ordered 10 lsavs

Z BIRNN0uAM, ALA, Dec. 18.-In Lamar
County ON Friday night . crowd Of ron
took Mrs. Jane johnson from her house
and administered thirty-nine lashes ON
her bare back, then warned her to leave
the county within Ave days. sri
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Anothsr VerdIot AcaIn,t Hawes,

BIRMiNaHAM, ALA, Dec 16--The coro.
ner's jury to-day held an inquest on the
body Of Irene Hawes, found In the lake
yesterday, and returned verdict that de-
ceased came to her death at the hands Of
her father, r. II. Hawes.
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pardous Of the President.

WASHINGTON, Dec. A.--Ths President
pardoned one hundred and thirty-six con-
victs during the fiscal year ended June 80,
last and granted amnesty under the Ed
munds law in three cases. At
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To Nano In February.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 13.-Judge Cowing, In
Part Ill OF the Court Of General Sessions,
to-day sentenced John Lewis colorsd
man, to be hanged on February. !. Lewis
killed his mistross, Alice jackson.
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Swllxerland EIec,s : pre,ld snt.

BERNE, Dec. 13-H. Hammer has been
elected President Of Switzerland and N.
Ruchonnet Vice President
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xTNE ENllhNsT

KNOWING the value Of wild
q cherry bark, used to, in olden
times, prepare it in their primitive
way as a cure for coughs and colds.
The careful manner, however, in
which DR.. WIyrAR's BAIsAM or
WILD CHERRY is prepared, makes
1t much superior remedy, and far
more effective. Its remarkable
curative virtue is felt at once. The
lungs grow stronger, the soreness
begins to heal, expectoration and
breathing more easy, irritation OF
the bronchial tubes accompanied
by tickling or choking sensations
producing tendency to cough
passes away, and the consumptive
soon finds himself on tho right path
toward complete recovery and
robust good health.
Guysott's Sarssparilla and Wistar's Balsa
old in Hillsboro by S.ybert d Co. aud W.
mith x Co.
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ssrvania laInua Mu,iachIo,.

BERLIN, Dec. 18.-Emperor William has
renewed his grandfather's order that none
Of the imperial servants shall wear mus.
tache, n
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Murder n ihs SECOND DEGREE.

CHARLESTON w. VA, Dec. 1S-Gran.
Vile McDaniels alias Hammock, was found
guilty Of murder in the second degree here,
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Hali a Million For Csorola Schools.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. lathe House of
Representatives to-day appropriated
100000 for the common schools Of Georgia,
aud the bill will go through the Senats.
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Hewitt Opposes ! Soldiers Monument. /

Hewitt Opposes soldiers monument.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 1&-The Board Of Ap.
portionment was to-day urged to set apart
$3.50, 700 for q soldiers monument In this
city. For such purpose the entire board
must agree, and Mayor Hewitt declined to
vote for the project because he ''Did not
believe In compulsory patriotism"
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CoNoREssAAN N w. NurTiNo, OF Oswe.
60 n. y, mas nad all the teeth ana por-
ZION OF .ne Iower Jawoone on 1ne rignss side
removed on account OF . cancer. Nn
doubtful II no VIII take MS seat In the
ritty'nrsS congress-
A RKPoRTrR on the Washington Post was
assaulted by Congressman Martin, OF
Texas.
THE President has issued an order ex.
tending the civil service rules and regula.
ton to the railway mail service.
IT 10 stated that Mrs. Cleveland will set
apart two evenings in each week for the
reception of friends.
TIE Conversational Directorv. as com.
Senate COMMITTEES ON Printing. oives the
Republicans the House by ave majority.
PrrrsBuRoH n to be lighted with elec-
tricity.
DuRrNo . ten n.round fieht between Joe
Classy and Charley McGinn,s the lattsr,s
Jaw was broken.
Harry BRowN. q Lowell (Mass,) post.
ONCE clerk. was arrested for stealing
money letters, and was taken TO Boston for
trial
TIE White Caps Aopped George Arm.
strong. a white man. nearly to death. near
Waco. Tex.. for leaving his wife deatituta
and sick. and publicly living with another
woman.
L. w. BusxY, boob. keeper In the Nor.
folk (Vc.) National Bank. was arrested. on
the 10th, for smbssslement 70 the amount
Of $4,000. ,>s.-
1T q a
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Guysott's sarsaparilla and wistar's Balsam
sold in Hillsboro by Seybert d Co. and W. r..
Smith & Co.