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cHILDREN's LITERATURE.
WHAT ST. NICHOLAS HAS DONE FOR Bors
AND GIRLS

Victor Hugo calls this "the woman's cen
tury,n and he might have added that it is
the children's century as well, for never be-
fore in the worlds history has SO much
thought been paid to oehildren-their schools
their books, their pictures, and their toys
Childhood, as we understand it, is recent
discovery.
Up to the time of the issue of the S. Nich-
olas Magazine seventeen years ago, literature
and children's magazines were almost con-
Trajectory terms, but the new periodical
started out with the idea that nothing was
too good for children; the result has been a
juvenile magazine genuine with conscien-
tlous purpose-the greatest writers contrib
uting TO it, with the best artists and engrav
ers helping to beautify it-and everything
tuned 10 the key note of youth.
II has been the special aim of 81. NicI,oids
to supplant unhealthy literature with stores
of living and healthful interest. IL will
not do 70 take fascinating bad literature OH
of boys hands and give them in place Mrs
Barbauld and Peter Farley, or the work OF
writers who think that any 'good-y" talk
will do FOR children, but they must have
SlFOllfs lHtGtColthE AtnAAbEf 6AtA httS OAOOh
and show OF real life in threading that will
waken them to a closer observation of the
oest things about them.
In the seventeen years of its life 81. Nicholas
has not only elevated the children, but il
has also elevated the tone of contempoi AIRY
children's literature as we'll. Many OF ITS
stories, like Mrs. burnetts Little Lord
Fauntleroy," have become classic. 1t is not
too much 10 say that almost every notable
young peoples story now produced in
America first seeks the light in the pages Of
that magazine.
The y ear 1891 will prove once more that
"no household where there are children is
complete without ST. Nicholas" J. J. Trow-
bridge, Noah Brooks, Charles Dudley War
ner, and many well known writers are to
contribute during his coming year. One
cannot put the spirit of 81. Nicholas into a
prospectus, but the publishers are glad TO
send a full announcement of the features for
1891 and a single sample eopy TO the address
of any person mentioning this notice. The
magazine costs $500 year Address THE
CENTURY Co, 80 East 18th ST., New York.
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Youna Men Who Wish to Succeed.

Many a man feels the lack of early direction o
his energits : aud early inclllcsti0n of the maxims
which promote the formation of character ana OF
success In after life Every such man would very
gladly see the young men Of 20 day better guided
IN yonth thnn be was. The Tribune has planned
the following seri.s OF valrable articles, which
will appear IN his paper only:
What shall Dor by : 5. Packard, Presl-
dent Of Packard = Bnsins ss College,
suggestions for the Boys on the Farm who are
Ambitious by the Hon. J. N. Brigham, OF
iJeita ohio Master 0f the National Grange.
Education without the Help pfofa College. "
By Pre- sdent c. X. Adams, of Cornell University.
A Continuation Of How TO Win Fortune. BY
Andrew Carneg gle whose remarkable article OF
last spring was 30 full OF encouragement to poor
men,
Multiplicity Of Paying Occupations in the U.
s !" by the Hon Carroll D. Wright, Commissioner
OF the Departmtn nj OF Labor.
Talk with American Boys, by Z. t. Bar
num- Of Bridgeport Conn. the great American
Snowman, temperance lecturer, Traveller and
writer.
Examples in the History Of 0nr Own Coun-
try hy Gen A s. Webb. the gallant soldier 81
t;,.ftyslury and Spoitsyyania AMI Coll sge Pres't.
.sifnportanee of GOod Manner" The views OF
a College Education Good For All What Is
Rest for Those Who Cannot tiet IL" By President
Nm. P-pner University OF Pennsylvania
The To me v III print from W ek to week, we'll
considered answers toany questions which young
men " wJ.nsn, in any pIrt OF tn, country, may
aet
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Ensnseurg sank Failure.

A telegram from EbensburT, Csmbris
county. says: The private banking firm o.
Johnson. Buck & c.. has suspended on ac
count OF the Jsmison isilure. The firm
claims assets Of s9sS. CSC 81. sud liabilities ol
S2ss 44s57. Its chief creditor is comfy
Treasurer Howe. who had seO,oo0 OF the
county funds on deposit. The hrm say de
positors viii be paid in fuIl-25 per cent. on
January 8, 1891, snd IS per cent every thre,
months thereafter.
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Vital Topics Of the Day.

IS Present. Needs aud Future Scope of American
Agriculture BY The Hon. Jeremiah Knsk.
PROPER Func5ion OF the Minority in Legisla-
ton rs the Hon Julius c. Burrows. Kalamazoo.
Village improvement Associations, their Prac-
ticabilitv in RnraI Districts with the story OF
tain Moiern Villages. By the Hon. d. b Nor
throp OF Clinton. tonn.
" Principle in Politics and the Virtue Of Cour-
are By the Hon jas. 5. Clarkson, OF Iowa.
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Attsnslsn. Old soldIsrsf 1
CfncuLAk HEs DqrARTERs
en4xp ARMY oR THE sEpuBLfc.
"a 2 R.lrlnnd II llct 1 1901


ea"''S ss,'yns ~ ~ T,,, ,,.,-,,,o
no. Raflaad, H., Ocx. 1, 1890.
f.o.,,.nrs
s;,ce h.;,a .,a.sa5 co,,ns,as,-;n-f
have v;si,ed ,s,, T,e,,rtment. s;x of which
.ra west Of ,bs Nissour; River ana have
bsa, more than. oratified 10 ah.ervs ,i,e
,,..r,v sniri, ,,s co,oraa.s,,;n .v.hs-a
,,-avs;I,,g ana n. oror;ac rib :, -, Ia.
so,,an 10 o,r rohle order tn. ,hongAt
.ssp,sa to no in every ,;ra aud tho words
an exsrv I,r,hst the Grand a-,n~ of the
psnnhI;c sbo,ld he mad. 70 ,,,n5 m one
hair m;,.io, com,ades sh;s Voc, The i'm
sn;ra.;on Of This Thought xas no, mere pride
in Plumbers. hut the advantage Of member
shi., IN individual character and The ad, an
tao. of Numbers in increasing the potepcy
az the Order in its loftv wo,h NJ Fraternity
Charity. and Ioyalty. II is on the ground
of individual and public benefit that il be-
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Excursion Tickets to Ho. Springs
Arkansas.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has placed on sale at all of its prii C
pal stations round trip tickets to Ho
Springs. Ark, at greatly reduced rates. Th,
going limit on these tickets is thirty day
and the returning limit three months, thu,
sfording an opportunity to spend The win.
ter in the genial climate of the Southwest
The route is win Cincinnati and St. Louis
with only one change of cars. and that i:
made in Union Depot at st. Louis. Pullman
sleepers all the way.
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MORNING SESSION.

Organization Method Of teaching his.
tory, IL, S Keim. Recitation-Lizzie Liv
engood lessons and work Of primary
pupils, -. 2. Yoge.. Essay-Lulu Fechtig
"Method of teaching penmanship. H. ].
Martz Essay-Alice Hay. Word method,
Kate Coulehan. Recitation-Annie vii
lianas
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Emanuel Miller.

Mr. Miller died November 10Th and was
buried on the 18th. on the farm OF Isaac Yc-
der, CoaemaUgh township. Somerset county,
Pa aged seventy three years. He was the
father Of fourteen children, eleven of whom
are living. viz: Rebecca. wife OF Daniel
Wissinger; Annie wife of John Noon
John K, and Lizzie, who was at home with
her parents; Mary. the wife of John Kelly
Emanuel X, solomon K, Henry X and
Lena, the wife Of Lewis wiegand; Lydis,
the wife Of M4hlon Glessner, and Susie, the
wife OF Samuel Peterson. There were ffty-
nine grandchildren, forty nine of whom are
living and forty eight ofthem were at the
fineral. AR. Miller was born near Davies
vile. and lived within seven miles of the
place where he was born until he moved TO
Benscreek. twenty-oDe years ago.
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A WORD Anour cATARRH.

II is in the nervous membrane that wonderful
semi fluid envelope surrounding the delicate It's
sues of the air and food passages. that Catarrh
makes It's stroD gholG. Once established IL eats
into the very vitals and renders life long-drswn
breath OF misery and disease dnlling the sense,
of hearing, trammeling the power Of speech de-
stroying the faculty OF smell. talnting the breath
and killing the refined pleasures Of taste Insidu-
ously. by creeping OH from a simple cold in TIE
head, It assaults the membrous lining and euvel-
opes the bones, citing through the delicate coats
and causing Inflammation. sloughing and
death. Moth ng short of total eradication will
secure health 10 the patient and all alternatives
are simply procrastfnated suffering, leading To a
fatal termination. Dr. Mcclellan has by a treat
ment, local and constitutional made the cure of
this dread disease certainty, and has never
failed. Even when the disease had made fright
fnl inroads on delicate constitutions, hea ing.
Ia te and smell have been recovered, and the
disease thoroughly driven out,
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4 GREAT AMERICAN MAGAZINE
TIE SUCCESS OF "rHE cESruRr" AEp IT'S
PEAss FoR 1891

TaE ckEruRY MAGAZINE is now so well
known that TO tell Of its past success seems
almost an old story. The ~ J. Tribpn ehas
said that it and its companion, 81. Nicholas
fsr losas f,<ks, issued by the same house.
are read by every one person in thirty of
The countys population. and large edi-
uonssof both are sent beyond the seas. u
an interesting fact that a few years ago it was
found that 1000 eapies of The Ceiaiiry went
TO Scctisnd.-qaite respectable edition in
itself The question in England is no long.
er, Who reads an American Book - but
Who does not see The American maga-
zines p
A tew years ago The cenfusy about doubled
it, circulation With the famous War Papers,
hy Gen. Grant and Others, adding many
more readers later with the Lincoln History
aud Kennans thrilling articles or the Sibe-
rian Exile System. One great feature Of 1891
rs 10 be
The Gold Hunters Of California
describing that remarkable movement to the
gold nelds in ~. in a series of richly Illus
trsted articles written by survivors, includ-
tag the narratives Of the men who went 10
California by The different routes. accounts
of the gold discoveries, life In the mines.
tue work of the vigilance com mitsees fby the
hartman Of the COMMITTEES Nc, &c Gen
fremont's last writing wss done for this sc
ries. La November appears the opening AZ
s,eie. The First Emigrant Train 10 Cal,for-
nia. crossing The Rackiesin 'sI.-by Gen1
4
Of American fanilies who hsd some relative
or friend among The rgonauts OF az will
l,e Interested ia these papers
g Many Other Good Things are Coming, =
the narrative Of an Americans travels into
that unknown land rIbet (ior 200 miles over
land never before irod by white mani the
experiences of escaping war prison-rs
Americ-u newspapers Described by we'll
known journalists accounts Of the great
ludan Fighters. Caster, and others person
nj An-cd",,~ OF Lincoln, by his private s,cre-
lur'~s " The Faith D,,ciOr, novel ny Eg-
gls-Ssn. with = wonderfully rich programme
s'f nove''t'es and stories by most of the lead
ing writers. etc
Il Is also announced that The Ceasayy has
purchased the right u print. before Us APP
f-'arance IN Franc or anv other country,
extracts from the famous fslleyrand Mem
oirs which have been secretly preserved for
half cenfury-to b. tirst eivrn 20 The world
throrsh the pug-s Of an American magazine.
Al E1rore is eagerly awsiiing the publica.
tion Of this p~rsnnai history of Tslieyrand--
Rrr~iest 81 iniriguerS and dipl0maies.
The November Ceat.,rg hegins Che volume
and new snhscribers should commence with
that Issue The subscription price 500, may
l,a reuitfed 80 the puhlishers. The Century
Co. 3s East 18th 81 n Y. or single copifs
mav be purchased Of any newsdeaier. The
publishers offer to send free sample copr-
= necenI back nnmber-to any one desiring
ss
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ArrKRxooS SESSION

Should we have a compulsory school
law ?'- Elmer Miller. Recitation-Allit
Burket. Select reading-W. A. Bsuman.
Teaching orthography B. Fech'ig.
Select resding-C. C. Welfey. How to
teach arithmetic"-J. NJ. Berkey. Ian
guage Lessons"-Josie Shaffer. Glass drill
in reading" g"-Gertrnde Krissinger. Recita-
tion-L'zze Burket. The program will be
interspersed with music and queries.
(JoHN VoGEL,
Committee c. c. WELTLEY,
CLARA FBcHTIG.
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Sue as Granulated Lids, Chronic Infamma-
ton the Lids uf the Iris of the ChorOld, Of the
Retn, Chronic UlceratiOns, Spssms OF the Lids
canoe ofthe Lids. and Eye. Teas Running over
the CT eeks. Day and Night BLINDNESS. Purent
or Ma tering Sore Eyes, Gonorrhea. Opbthalmd
Syphilitic Ol,hthalmia, Red B otche- or Brown
ones On The Ball. Phlyetenular Ophthalama.
or MILK White Spots on the Eye, GiaucOnta o.
euppirg of the Nerve, Amurrosis. Falling ont II
Lashes, Sores. Redness of Edges os Lids and Eyes
and all other iseases which the Eye or rs ap-
pendages are able positive and rapid guar
anfead
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DO YOU KNOW

That you are buying direct from the distillel
when you send your orders TO u. + Lippen-
cotf, the old fashioned Whiskey house, No
rectifying; no compromising but direct from
the "liPPENcorr DIsTILLKRY" situated at
Lippencott Post Office, Greene county, Pa,
which has always maintained its reputation
of making plnt GODS 0flg.
Our mail order apartment gives prompt
attention 10 all orders, and at the prices We
oifer our goods, makes our competitors en-
vious. We carry in stock the following we'll
known brands of Rye Whiskies. in quarts.
gallons snd barrels: Lippencott's. Ovefholts
Gibson. Guckenheimer. Monongahela. Grays,
etc Also full and complete stock OF
Wines, Brandies, Gins. &c.
WriteJor Prize Lit and sqre nloley.
[. f. LIPPENcoIr
Distiller and Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
$50 Smithfeld ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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LooaiInstIture.

A teachers joint local Institute will b,
held in Northampton township at the South
ampton school house on Saturday, Dec
18th, 1880, when the following program viii
he carried ont.
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DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR HABITS ALLTHI
woRLD THERE Is BUT ONE cuBE, DR. INES


II can be given in cup of tea or coffee without
the knowledge 0ftb person taking IL efiecting q
speedy and permanent cure. whether the patient
is moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck
Thcisands of drunkards have been cured who
have taken the Golden Specific in their coffee
without their knowledge, to-day believe they
quit drinking of their own free will. No harmful
effect results from its administration. Cures guar
anteed Send for circular and full particulars
address IN confidence. GOLDEN SPEciF1c Co., is
Race Street Cincinnati, q.
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consump,lon sureIy cured,

To The EDrron:-P Please inform your readers
that 1 have positive remedy for the Above-naIned
disease. By its timely use thousands OF hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. Ishan be glad
to send two bottles Of my reraedy FREE TO any OF
your readers who have consumption il they will
send me their Express and P. o. address. Respect-
fully, 7. A. 6LoCUM, II. O.. 1sl Pearl &C. 4. T.
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The Weekly, sl.o0 year: free for the rest OF
Isso. serni Weekly 500 free for tho rest nf 1890
Daily. SO 90 SHsd1s Tfibafn>. s. o. 71bunc
Moafaly. 500 Sample copies free
THE TEfBUxE New Yrk.
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EAR TROUBLES ARE CURED

In an aStoni hingly quick time. They viii re-
leye you OF all roaring Kissing and ringing noises,
heaviness. Itching pain, running of the ear. will
close up hole in drum of 50 years standing /:
will insert Artificial Ear Drum OF his own inven-
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0. LoTHR0P CO.. Boston.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1891.
The Tariff and the Farmer.

TIVE TRIBu~E VII devote mnch space during
81 tn the Tariff il affects the Farmer and the
Methanic
Hon Roswell 6. Horr. Of Michigan. has been
added tothe TFlbilncs siaff of Tariff writers for
this purpose. He viii, through the columns OF
7be ifs6HR, devote himself 10 this topic. and will
invite and answer gu, sIions upon points which
perplex the Amt fican Farmer and Mechanic. He
viii also sa far as other duties will allow, attend
Farmer Insiiiiiies aud agricultural Gathering
the coming winter and spring, and expo und the
principles OF the Tariff
noe Wllo ue>ire lhe presence OF Mr. H0rf at
Farmer institutes. ETC., are invited TO communal
cate promptly with The Tii5HRe.
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Correct. Tescber-"Freddy FsngIe,
what is the capital Of Louisians r Pred
cy-@rhe lottery company"
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A new albuminous poison of 100 times
the power Of strychnine is extracted
from the seeds Of Abrus precatoria.
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STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
JOHN c. FINCH.
pEALERIN
Golden Wedding : Hhiskias'
i4e Water Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.

OLDEST ESTABLISHED HOUSE IN THE CITY,
" where nothing but pure goods are put up,
strictly for family and medicinal use Moth
ing better than Golden Wedding. Next on the
list. Guckenheimers. Grey's MonoDgahela Rye.
These goods are leading brands hraudies Of
nestle also, Old Tom. Fineh's Golden Wedding.
ST Tor fun quart, for s. Guckenheimer's, the
same Monongaheia, - per dozen Wines, -
Ter dozen, - for one ha,f dazen. Securely box
ed. Also have in stock, Grandfathers Choice, at
s. per gallon Barrels al special rates. 4s0lyr
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Premiums.
Prizes for Large CLUBS.

Premium List for lsei, containing many new
and useful articles. will be sent to any applicant
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Deaf and a large number to be invalids for life
But behold nov they See ana Hear. and many
are started on the high road 10 health and reeoE
ery every day.
The Doctors are surrounded with the largest
collections of fiue instruments ever imported u
this country for examining aud tr' ating all dis
eases OF tnr Head, Face. rye. kaI, Throat Heart
Lungs Stomach. Liver. Kidney. Bladder. skln
Brain and Nervous System. Cancers, TumOrs
piles swelllngs, old Sores, Fits, Paralysis. Neu
ralgia. Rheumatism. Dropsy. Gout, Sick He id-
ache Debility, depression OF Spirits. Disc Uses o
Children, Hereditary Diseases. etc. etc, nd IN
fact, all long standing ana Chronic Diseases.
DISEASES OF WOMEN
Such as have hafied the skill OF all other ply
sicians and remedies. quickly cured. Cancers
tumoTs hbruid ana polypoid growth cured witf
ogt the use Of the knife or caustie. No cutting.
no pain no danger
moved wiihoa acids knife. pain or
scar. SeH msihod. Eleeir0ysis.
EPILEPSY OR FITS
Scientifically treated ani positively cured by
q never-failing method.
RECTAL DISEASES.
They also make specially of Nil forms of Rec
tai Diseases Piles-internal and external, Itch
ing and Bleeding Rectal Uicers Fissures. Fistula
which are often taken Tor Nervous and Lung
diseases all cared ii taken in time. Remember,
We cure all forms of Piles without pain, Interrupt
tfon or detention from business and without the
use Of Knife Caustic, Ligature or Injection. Come
and be convinced
PRIVATE ASES.-PlOod Poison. NenerC al
Taiut, elect structure Seminal Emissions Loss
of Sexual Power, Weakness of Sexual Organ,
want OF desire among sexes, whether from in
prudent habits OF youth or sexual habits Of ma =
Iure Years. OF any cause that debilitatss the
ual functions. speedily and permanently cure
consultation free and strictly confidential Al -
solute cur sguaranteed. No risks incurred. Cor
respondence promptly answered. and medi ines
sent free from observation TO all parts OF the
United States.
To MIDDLE-AGED MEN.-There are many OF
the age from 20 70 90 who are troubled with ire
quent evacuatiOns OF the bladder, often accom-
panied by burning or smarting sensations weak.
ening the system in a manner that the patient
cannot account for. On examination of the URN
AIRY deposits ropy sediment Will b. found AMI
sometimes some small PARTICLES OF albumen will
appear or the color viii be a thin nilkish hue
again changing 10 a dark or torpid appearance
There are many men who die of this d ificulty
ignorant of the cause.
FREE TO ALL.
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Congressman Cannon, Of Illinois. chair
man Of the II 5use committee on appropri-
ations. says he apprchends in q general way
thui when the a1judicatioDs under the new
pension law were made. the pension roll
would reach $3.50 100000 year. He esti-
mated the oost Of the new law at s50.0O0,0 coo
q wear. Mr. Cannon said he had no doubt
that the revenues Of the government under
the new tanff law would be sufficient TO
meet all the ordinary expenses Of the gov
ernment and pay Sl50,OJ0OOo year for pen
sions. Il include also the sinking fund, -
added Mr. Cannon. But we have sntici-
paied the sinking fund by $500. .O00. 900, and
we are 10 far ahead that If we don't pay 8
cent under the sinking fund act for the next
ten or twelve years We will have just caught
up"
Mr. Cannon thinks that beyond allowing
apJ-sible rebate IN tobacco, there viii be no
tariff legislation during the present session.
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~ ~ y, "a 1iI@ heienana Eye Ear Nos ana IH 1"
SOMERSET HOUSE. SOMERSET, ON
FIR IDAY AND SATURDAY, DEC 18TH AND 10Th.
CHI IONIC DISEASES OF THE EYE
Notice to Invalidr :


o % MINIMUM
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KENDlLL'S SPAWN GBk

EaSEoE, L. u!
Dr. y. J. KENDALL. Co. ~s \
Gents ~ think 10 M duiT 90 rel .,- - l
thanks for your far famed ke1lll a--'--i 4
/ had a four wear old tliy whlch - J
highly. She had a very severe sF -.el -.
about eight different kinds Of nleilclie, -.
no good. ! purchased y bottle or ~. -
.5uay-a Cure ,r--ch cured her iu i9lf O. p
-l'-i--i- ? -'-' sls-.o5 u
Price 81 per bottle, or eix bottlesiofs s. % q
eists have 10 or can ges 10 f0r yog- Or q -
70 any address on receipt of prize oy ea-
tors. DIR. Il. !. KENDALL ~
Eaosbcr-h Tails, i'l-
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Club raisers are invited 10 write 10 this Office fcr
TIE Tflornes new er1ns 20 Agents.
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CHRONIC DISEASES

The Doctors treat no acute diseases. bus iaaRe-
an entire speciality Of enrOntc and lOny Standing
diseases. Cases given up by other docaOrs aud
pronounced ineursble they most des re tosee. The
Doctors nave. treated over 1900 Case IN Ohio ia
the last twelve year. many of which had been
given up as in unable, some 70 be Blind. others
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A man who has pr4cticed medicine for
80 years, ought to know salt from sugar /;
read what lie says.
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Yours truly.
l. GORSTCH. NJ.

office, 2l5 Summit ST.
We will give 500 for any case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
FJCHENEY & co, Props, Toledo, o,
BsT- Sold by Druggists. zoe.
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TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10, 1885,.
Messrs. j. ]. Cheney & Co.-Gentle-
men:-I have been in the general pTac-
tice of medicine for most 40 years, and
would ssy that ia sll my practice and ex-
perience have never seen a preparation
that ] could prescribe with as much con-
sdence Of success as | can Halls Caiarrh
Cure. manufactured by you. Have pre-.
ecribed it great many times and its
effect Is ~onderful, and would say in
conclusion that have yet to find case
Of cstarrh that it would not cure, ifthey
would take it according to directions.
Yours truly.
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EXAMINATION and CONSULTATION FREE 10 AL.