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NJ -. 81 winter and spring my family.
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P u.afih of Sarsaparilla."
@.ver's Sarsaparilla gives better sat
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GSLandIe. Geo. w. Whitman, Druggist,
albany, Indiana
Ayers sarsaparIIla,
pr.Dared by Dr.J. c. Aver & Co, lowell; Mass
ss6Jg By all Druggists Price 81 ssotties' -.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-05

Mr.. ". x. Murchison passed through
Haskell lsst week with 1856 head of beef
steers. He ia from Webb county, and is
going to Wyoming. Mr.. Murchison is
extensively known by stockmen on the
trail, as he mas been driving for several
years. The conditlon Of his csttle shows
good management. He reports grass and
water good.
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DISEASED BLOOD
Scr0fulOus. Inherited and COnta.
giOus Hum0rs Cured
by Cuticnra,

Through the medium OF one of your books
received through Mr.. Frank T. Wrsy, druggist,
Apollo Pa. became acquainted with your
CUTICURA REMEDIES. an tase jhiS eppo tn
nifty to ties ify 10 you that tht ir use has perma-
nently cured me of one f the worst cases Of
blood poisoning, in connection wi h srysir elias,
that nave ever seen. ana his after having
beenp onouncsd incurable by some the best
pavsiclsns IN our county. take great pleasure
In forwarding TO you this testimonial, u iii 1T
ed as it ia by you. in or 'er that others suffering
from similar na'adies NAV be encouraged 10
give YOU CU1CURA REMEDIES tTial.
rs. WHITLINGER, Leechburg, Pa.
Reference FRANK I. WRAY. ,,rnggist Apollo, Pa.
SCRCFUlOUS ULCERS.
james E. Richardson, Cu,Iom House, New
Orlesns. on oath says: In 1s70 scrofulous Ul-
GERS broke out on my booy until was q macs Of
corruption Everything known TO the medical
faculty was tried in VAN. l Became a msre
wreck. At times coald not lift my hands to my
head could not tuga bed; was in constant
pain. and looked Z fon life as curse. No re-
lief or cure in ter yeszs. In 1857 heard of the
cUTIc0RA RENE les ased tn m, and was per-
fectly cure6."' Id
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Colonel Hunt, . prosperous horseman
OF Graham. was IN Fort Worth last
evening IL company with Captain Burk
Burnett.
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John W. Buster, ma mayer of the CONT
mental Cattle Company, WAS in the city
Yesterday.
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3 FL. Bedford, pushing stockman OF
-BeUjamin, Knox county, is in the city.
He Gays the grass in his country is more
than suffi 2ient for all the cattle that are
there, and that instead Of shipping out
any the ranch holders are arranging to
res,ock. Asaiy rate all the cattle there
now will be hid to nature. Mr.. Bed
ford said he had come steers himself
which would have Been put on the open
market buthe has bid on the m right at
homeg The home market is sufficient for
the c ALE owners there, he says.
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Alliance Exchange Building-Epd of The
Scholastic seer-Stil after The Grange
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+. D. SEWARD, opteian. at Mulford's


All who are suffering with colds, ca
tarrh, sore throat bronchitis asthma,
hay fever, neuralgia or headache are
invited 10 call at our office plrlor'
and try the virtue OF Carbolic Smoke
Ball. Free trial 90 all. Separate parlor for
ladies' Sufferers from asthma or hay fever
are particularly requested 20 avail them.
selves OF this opportunity. tarbOlic Smoke
ball reaches the disease direct looscns and
cNpcls the diseased mucous aud phlcgmc and
gives immediate relief.
From Hon. l.illard Thompson, District
Attorncy-G General, Lebanon, Tenn; After
suffering with catnrrh fifteen years and
spcn ding a great deal Of money for remedies
Tunhcsitatingly pronounce your CarboliC
Smoke Ball the best have ever used II 4
the only remedy ever saw that believe
will cure catirrh and warmly recommend
Il to every sufferer
From Col. j. r. McGuire, Of Mcclure, Neil
h Co., Nashville. Tenn: Your CarboliC
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spires me with the hope that II will afford
permanent relief 10 my nasal catarfh and
bronchial affection.
Carbuiic Smoke BALL j. already prepared
for use. ono Hall will last three 10 siN
months and Is sufficient 10 cure any orli'
nary case. Price. $500. We send our RENE
dies by mail. boxed, postpaid. and full dircc.
tons for using, on receipt Of price. Mail
orders solicited aud promptly attended to
Order direct from our office or through YOU
druggist Call on or aldr's'
C,Rnotic SHoEE BAH Co,
22G Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
IN. A. A. JonvsoN, Agent
Correspondence from ministers .pl,ysl
clans and druggists respectfully solicited
Agents wanted.
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Rnec. a, Monmouth rar1.

LoSo BRAScn, n. j., July 4.-isaccs al
Monmouth park:
First Racc-Thrce-quartcn Of mile
Saxony won. Volunteer second, SIR JOSEPH
third. Timc--i:lb.
Second Racc-Thrce.quariers Of a mile
LADY Margaret won, Buddhist second
Single Stone third. Time-l:l5l.
Third Racc--Fourth Of July handicap
one mile; Rurus won, fitEroy second
Richmond third. Timc-l:l3l.
Fourth llacc-The Ocean stakes, mil,
and an eighth; The Bard wUn by ioul
lengths, Kingston second, fircnEa third
Timo-l:l5.
Fifth Racc-Mile and three ixtccnths
There was dead heat between Bessi,
June and Ordway. with Brother Han third
Time-2OGl. There was a run of after th,
seventh race.
Sixth Racc-Onc mile Prospect won
Cambyss second, Fred u third. Time
l:bll.
Seventh Race-Scycn furlonga. Kin,
Idle won, lIouStonic second, Golden Rco
third. Time-l:2S.
The run oil was won by Bessie June
nms-2:O5.
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GONE TO REST.
The Last Sad Tribute Paid to the Late
Mrs. Duffy.

MIS-. DuHy.
A Large crowd gathered at st. Peters
church yesterday morning to pay their
last tribute OF respect to the remains OF
that estimable lady, Mrs. John j. Duffy,
Solemn high requiem mass Was rendered
most impressively by Father Moran, cele-
brant, Father Edelan, deacon; Father
Dunn, sub-deacon.
Miss Susie Greenwood brought tears to
all eyes by her pathetic singing OF BURY
Her in the Sunshsnc."
After the conclusion Of the ceremonies
at the church the nourniul cortege moved
slowly to Elmwood, the long line OF We
hicles that followed the hearse attcstng
the esteem in which the lady was held by
all who had ever come within the reach OF
her gentle and kindly influence. Arrived
at the cemetery, st. Peters choir, OF
which decedent had been faithful mem
Der for twenty years, sang "Neni Jesu
with touching effect, and then the last sad
rites were performed and mountain OF
floral offerings were deposited on the
newly made grave by tender and loving
hands
The following gentlemen ofliciated as
pail bearers: The Hon. NJ. J. O'Brien,
Chattanooga, Tenn; the Hon. M. j. Con-
don, Knoxville, Tenn; DIR, L. Miles Viii
lett, J. o. McClintock, James +. Ryan, z.
/ w. Semmes, A. w. Osterloh, I. j. Me
Carthy, h. Naccaro, JOS i. Carey, 7. j.
Quigley, Dennis Ryan.
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groggy, and there's a dent near that blue
bow ON top, otherwise everything seems
to be all right"
ooh, there comes that boy with that
tin bucket again"
"Er-where? Oh. yes. Hi, boy.
al don't think ball is a very scientific
game, do you, dear-just hitting ball
and then trying to steal each others satch-
els. Suppose we 60 now2"
YES, guess So"
And they wandered out just after the
first inning and before Knock.kneedO Elan
nigan had made his great leit-hand catch
and superb double play.
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I,IIIp.

TEHgusON=At residence. No. ~ Union street.
"Wednesday, July 4, 1873, JUsErti J. fEEguiOs, agrd
- years
Services viii take placo ifrm residence this
THURSDAY morning IT - O'Clock services Il
81 pcicr's church NJ clock Friends 1T the fam.
lly aud Of Matt Y and Thomas w. Garter arr 10.
yltcd 10 attend.
now. ES=N psiionoe Of her son. famu I
HuWics. No o. Winchester street "Wednesday July
q isss, NJ 50, O'Clock am, jANE llOwLL. aged "A
Year. and month,
Funeral wlll take place from residence chi,
THURsDAYl afternoon NJ O'Clock. Friends II
the family aro invited n attend.
lCory. Ia, aud Manchester, fngiani. papsr,
please copy
RAYSER- AZ rcsidcncc II parent. 40 ~ Nsin
Nfuut. Wednesday. July 4 is,s. atli.p p'rlurk a.
M. GIu. W IT, nFud seventeen months, s1u Of IT,
Ccutgo ". anl MA layncf
Tuncnl from residence this THuRsDANl after
noon nj Q 0'clnck Friends arc Invited Nashville
papers please copy.
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watching q enme OF na.cbaIL

From 1ldliitS
They Just filed two nice, shady seats in
the grand stand, and Il was evidently tho
first ball game she had seen. With lover
like kindness, he offered 20 explain the
game TO her as II progressed, though she
insisted, with that pretty child'like man
ner which was 20 dear TO him, that sho
feared he would find II hard 10 make her
understand on account Of her dullncss.
"Now, II there's anything you don't
understand Just ask me, won't you, dcar?'
lac said, as he bought two official score
cards and looked over the array Of talent
GAN right" she gurgled. what has
that boy got in that sort Of tin basket no
Is carrying aroundY'
"What boy7 oh, yes. He's got Lem
ernadotcncrglnssere Iii, boyl"
And the boy HE'D
"Now, you sec dear, the game is about
b. commence. You see that man standing
with q club In his hand, he's tho striker,
and that other man In the center throws
the ball 10 the other man with the init
tens on aud the man with the stick tries to
strike i IA Il goes by, and II lac hits II no
runs"
"what did that man with everyday
clothes ON jump 40 forl'
"lle's the umpire and he decides when
ball Is fair and has to"
"Why the man didn't hit the ball nj ALL
What did he strike at II for II he couldn't
hit it2'
Never mind, dear. See, he's out
and"
"What made him out2'
because the umpire Is great big"
What are those men standing on those
saichcls ior2'
ooh, their other clothes are IN them and
they are afraid some VI The other men will
steal them"
"Oh, scc, that poor man fell right down
and got nll mussed up. How did It hap.
penn
"Wcll, you sec, he tried 10 steal that
other mans satchel. but the other man
caught him nj Il.
"Did he want The other mans clothes?"
"No, that's the game Of a."
what docs that man stand away of by
the stove polish advertisement fort"
''llo's the mark The man with the
club tries 10 strike the ball ~ that II will
20 and hil him"
81 should think 1t would be awful hot
away out there"
"it Is sometimes, when a liner comes
along"
what Is q liner, Gcorgc7"
Hes the man that draws those white
lines on tho ground. Look out for that
foul ball there, dear"
(Shriok.)
'Did Il hurt you much, DEAR"
I'll guess not. Ii my bonnet
erookcdY
''rha. stuffed bird ON the side Is sort Of
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Nantc,it

Ono reliable merchant in every town trib-
utary to Memphis to knock out all compe-
tition by taking the agency Of the world.
renowned Straiton x Storms New York
cigars and Geo. =. Lies & Co.'s celebrated
Builos. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
as we will only sell to one merchant in
each town. We solicit sample order.
]. SAMEISoN X Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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RusiucSs HALLIDAY.

The cotton and merchants exchanges,
the banks and nearly al the wholesale
business houses of the city were closed
yesterday, the Fourth OF July. No com
mcrcial reports were received at the ex-
changes from any point and no business
was transacted therein. The daily cotton
statement is Us follows
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Cloeks eheap ID NInlIonl'a.
Los, uI. porLe,bool.

Mr. Kelchon lost his pocketbook con.
tanning a considerable amount OF money
on Main street last night. II was iortu'
nate, however, that hc had quarter left
10 buy Yellow Label Cigars.
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TnE Gayoso will not leave ON her rcgu.
lar time this evening on account Of laying
mp for repairs, but will resume her regular
trips the 10Th Ol this month.
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Bargains at hIuliord's.

SUBSCRIBE for Tux WEEKLY APrEAt, 81
per year, aud participate In the grand dis.
trbulion OF gifts December /.
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Hurry TO Muliord's

Go TO Buxbaum's for bargains la Cloth.
ing aud Furnishing Goods. llo IL going
out Of business, and Is selling below cost
No. 327 Main street.
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GKr mp clubs ior TnE WEEKLY ArpEtL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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GEr mp clubs for 1'nr WEEKLY ArrEAL
and secure one u the cash prizes. See lists.
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Do you suffer from scrofula, salt rhcum or
other humors? Take Hood Sarsaparilla, the
great purifier. 100 doses 81.
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MILFORD reduces everything.

GKr up clubs for TINS WEEKLY ArrEAL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. See lists.
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

Imports-M & CRR.5; M&LRRR,i, c. oG
swRR,E LNo&TR RR;g was.
onS 3. Total. Is bales
EXDOrtg-NouC
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THE FOURTH IN MEMPHIS.
ApAY OF PEACE AND GOOD ORDER,
WITH DELIGHTFUL FEATURES.

A Holiday Appearance Prevails in Bust
ness Circles - Balloons, Fireworks,
Popping Crackers, Torpedoes and
Fishing Parties.
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UNDgnwEAn nj q sacrifice ut Buxbaum's
Famous Clothing House, 327 Main street
Everything must be sold, rs lao Is going
out oi business
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pnlYK NIaIlo ior lhe noryes.
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TuE Rising Sun baking powder is the
best. Try H.
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UsE Syrup Of Punes for constipation.
For sale by all druggists.
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milford buys old silver
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SPORT ON THE TURF.
A GREAT DAY AT CHICAGO AND
MONMOUTH PARK.

The Emperor of Norfolk Wins His
Event in an Exercising aallop, and
Adds Another Laurel to His Already
Great Work.
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Buy your tablewaro now at Muliorrs.
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Muliord's clearing sale.
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PROPOSALS

Omar Bargains a, Muliord'A
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Ask For AYsr's

Sarsaparllla, and he sure you get 1t,
when you want the best hlood-purilcr.
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I.nst rcdnctlon wcek 81 MnIiorl,s.


THE Gayoso will not leave ON her rcgu
lar time this evening on account Of laylnl
up for repairs, but will resume her rcgula
trips the 10Th VI this month.
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Bargains at Muliorda
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SUBSCRIBE for TUX WEEKLY APPEAt, II
per year, aud participate In the grand dis,
tnbulion Of gifts December /.
Hurry 10 Muliords
aHaaaaaaa. aaz#H
Go TO Buxbaum's fof bargains Ia Cloth
ing aud Furnishing Goods. llo IL goinl
out Of business, and Is selling below cost
No. 327 Main street,
DEiNK Malto for the nerves.
GEr up clubs for Tnr WEEKLY ArrEAt
and secure one u the cash prizes. See lists
--ss-a~a=a-=
Buy your tablewarn now at MuliordA
- -
UNDHnwEAR nj a sacrifice nj Buxbaum'
Famous Clothing House, 321 Main street
Everything must be sold, as lac Is goinI
out Of business.
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TnE Rising Sun baking powder Is th
best. Try Il.
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Milford buys old silver.
-
GKr up clubs for TINS WEEgLY ArrEA
and secure one Of the cash prizes. See lista
s=> a-=-=a==
Milford reduces everything.
- -
UsE Syrup Of Prines for constipation
For sale by all druggists.
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Muliord's clearing sale.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-16
Death of Mrs. J. A. Anderson.

Death of Mrs. j. A. Anderson.
By the death of the wife of Mr.. ]. A..
Anderson, of this city, which occurred
last Wednesday, this community has met
with very serious loss. Mrs. Anderson
was woman of much more than ordina
ry ability and force of character. Her
services in aid Of the sick and wounded
soldiers, during the war of the rebellion,
were conspicuous among those ofthe many
noble women of our town and neighbor-
hood, and it was in a great measure .ow-
ing to her untiring zeal in their behalf
that this city obtained the high praise from
the Christian Commission of having con-
tributed more of money and supplies ac-
cording to population than any other
town in the Union. A patriotic love
for the cause of the Union and deep
earnestness for the spiritual welfare of
the soldiers, were inextricably blended in
her constant efforts during all the years
of the war.
When later, the temperance question
came to the front in our city, she was
among the most active and energetic of
the ladies who did noble work in this
line. But her efforts were not confined
to one or two lines OF benevoience. She
was active in looking after the sick, aid
ing the poor, furthering the work of
Christianity, and in every opening for
doing good it is net extravaganza to say
that whatever her hand found to do, she
did it with all her might. While finding
time to do all this, her home was not ne
elected, and she was model wife and
mother as well as a jealous Christian
worker.
For four or five years past, failing
health had debarred her from active
work, but she still found innumerable
ways of exhibiting her sympathy for the
poor and her kindness of heart toward
the suffering. The record of such a
life is not one that should be soon forgot
ten. 1t is both an example and an in
eentive.
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The Rev. ]. II. Boswell, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church of this
city, will preach next Sunday morning, at
1890 O'Clock, on the subject, "The
Three Gardens" and in the evening, at
7:45, on "The Evil Beast" VIII the
rum sellers of Lambertville answer? Sup
pose had in my possession powerful
drug by which / could decoy your boy
from his home, and by this same power
make such changes in his physical, men,
tai and moral nature, as to stunt his in
tellect, destroy his health, plant disease
within him, cloud his Judgment, scar his
conscience, paralyze his will, obdurate
his heart, take away his self-control, self
love, love of home, love of friends, love
of industry and property, and all desire
for the good opinion of mankind sup
pose could destroy his health, infiame
his eyes, burn his brain and stomach,
poison his blood and kndle the fires of
hell on bis tongue and 10 his throat,
and the fires Of the second death in his
soul, and then send him, driveling idiot
or raviDg maniac through the streets of
this city, ask you, what would you do
You would take me by the throat, and
we'll you might. And yet this is the in
famous work you are engaged in. Come
Sunday evening and be convinced that
your occupation is bad and vicious in
every sense of the term.
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HEALTH AND FASHION.


When you End the leading modistes and FASH
ionable dress makers of a city like New York
uniting with New York's prominent physicians
IN the recommendation OF an article o. iena pa;
covered something worthy OF more than passing
notice. I've hit upon that RARA AVIS, and my
wife says Il is my duty to make It known. The
trouble with most appliances for the arrangement
Of womans Dress according to the rules Of health,
is that they interfere more less with the lines
of beauty and grace, and every one knows that
the average woman (God bless herr would sacrifice
health to style every day in the week. Here,
however, Is case In which no sacrifice is requir-
ed, Let an old married man. old enough to be
your grandfather talk plainly to you, dear Miss
Gotham. You wear corsets? OF course you do
well then you are aware that in the ordinary
Corset the greatest discomfort arises from the fact
that most ladies break the clasp ffont stoels of
their Corset that IL holds tn EN- in such vice like
grip that it Is impossible for the body to assume
any other than an erect position. Now suppose
you found corset made of excellent material
which would fit you like glove and obviate all
this? The article of which speak is DR.. Nichols
New and Improved Spinal Supporting Corset, in
PRODUCING In its construction his celebrated Pat
ent Spiral Spring Clasp pronounced by the lead
Ing m0distes, the fashionable Dressmakers and the
most eminent Physicians tho greatest invention
since the introduction of Corsets rendering II
impossible to break the stees or clasps and maxi
ing the Corset adjustable to any form, yielding
readily to every movement o body, and relieving
the most delicate and vital organs from all injur
ious pressure The sole manufacturers and owners
of this Valuable Patent are the well-known firm
of &. D. Nichols 4 Co., Ss4 and 1856 Broadway, New
York who want agents in all parts of the country
to sell Corsets, Electric Hair Pins &C. No expert
enee required, four orders per day give the agent
$3.50 monthly. Our agents report from four TO
twenty sales daily. $500 Sample Corset free.
Send 10 cents postage for sample and terms.
Ladies' who do not desire to act as agents can OBJ
tain illustrated circulars descriptive of this great
invention on receipt Of cent stamp. Not only
is 1t the best ttng and most convenient Corset in
the world, but Il Is the only which has receiy
ed the unanimous Endorsement of the medical
profession.
my i6-snL EDITOR IN NEW York PAPER