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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
OKANiE.
CARNIVAL OF THE TOBOGGAN CLUE.

CARNIVAL OF THE ToBOGGAN CLUB
The .erond carnival Of the Essex County Too0ggan
club took place last evening at thu slides oil Inc co III
Orange Valley. The scene was one Of extraordinary
huu,pcv The slide, were Illuminated with ten LOO
candle power electric lights that made the enhre sur
roundngs A. Hight A. daf ON the side OF the SLIDES
and AT some distance back from them were huge plies
Of cordwood piled eth fee; high and saturated WIN
kerosene OIL At given signal the loren Wa sppicu
10 these and I'm instant the flames shot hsh IN '"e
air Al the same time a brilliant discharge OF IRE
WORK; was made from the head OF the -ldS. ana the
h,,.s tuud broke .nt into a stirring march. Amid the
cheer, ol the largo crowd ot spectators two toboegans
shot out on the lev slopes and the carnival was begun
Thereafter TIL midnight the slides were kept busy ana
, great tlrohg Of pleasure seekers enjoyed te sport
Inside the clubhouse supper was served to all corners
Colocd hrcs aud fireworks were burned all the even
ng at Intervals.
Among those who were present were Mr.. and Mrs. Al
hart Herbert Miss Grace Van Horne Mr. and Mr..
Henry 4 Potter Mr. and Mrs Charles l.. b. Crommein.
Edward F. Hamilton, Charles F. Whiting, jr. Mi and
Mrs John Firth Mr. and Mrs f. L. Grant !. W
shaw, Loul, 4. chandler Dr. and Mrs. Ge s y
Tcrhunc, Mr. aud Mrs Philip elmp'on' t4w",1 .Ic
Anderson. Miss Cunningham, Of New York Miss Adele
Fcnniug, James Parmcnter ana MISS NARY ochilh"s
The annual ball Of the Orange Athletic club VIII be
given on Friday February ,, in the tennis building of
the club. at Fast Orange. The following Is the list OF
ratroncs,es: Mrs Henry Graves, Mrs.. f. .. lnstow,
Mrs r. H. Aymar. Mrs. X. W. lInwkesworth Mrs. d.
W. Franklin Mrs l.. II. Blakeman, Mrs. W. r. Baird.
Mr. W L. IlotchlH,s. Mrs O. p. Carter. Mrs. Thomas
KIncman MIS-. A. u. Chandler. Mrs. Gardner Colby,
Mr., T.. Y. Connect. jr.. MI, +. V. +. Lane, Mrs.
Thoma. Il. Crss. Mrs. 4. Z. f. Kirkland. Mrs. John
Duiirit Mrs. y. La MaSSena, Mrs. /. G. Fairchld,
Mis- H. A. Potter Mr.. william NJ Franklin Mrs.
george Richards Mr. a. II. Ryan. Mrs. Walter Scrun.
ton M~ A. ID. smith. Mrs Francis Spelr. Mrs Charles
Yardlcy.
Mayor Truman entertained IN Albany last weeh
by J. Howard kng, pr hdcnt Of The New York state
National Bank Mayor Trlnnn attended tn. ecsption
Of the Fort Orange club Which was GIven u honor Of
Governor Flower. who was formerly IN partnership
Flower accorded to Mr. Truman the hospItalities- OF
the Executive Mansion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
CURLING MATCHES IN ALBANY.

Albany Jan. - (Speciall.-rwo Kinks Of the Boston
Curling Club played matches here TO-DAY with He
ALBANY CITY and Empire Curling clubs. and we're d.
tea,D1 in both instances The Albany City scored 40
10 the Iostons "a and The Empires 90 10 BOstOns %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
Ak ANARCuISr AReENAL DISCOVERED.

Csdiz Jan. 23.-The police Of this city have disoov-
cred supply Of arms and ammunition which had been
secretly stored away by Anarchists. Among uhe
weapons fonnd BY the officers are 300 revolver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

l. IL VI b'T~'"''
Westport Penn Jan. 93.-Colonci ~. VI bossert
dled here today Of panlysls lie served 40 coiohe'
In the l37tb Pennsylvania Volunteers In the late war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE DYING.
St. Petersburg. Jan. o3.-The Grand Duke Con
stantine, an uncle Of the Gar Is dying. He was
born In 1o2..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

Norfolk. T.. n. Terrell Colonel stewart Warren. {. \
ptevo,t. Or. G. f.. Francis, Edouard Grooming and "
Nnrcau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

When you ask your gro
Ger for Java, he does not
offer you Maracaibo and say
it is "just as good"
When you ask your drug
gist for SCOTS Emulsion OF
liver oil, if he is honest,
he will not try to sell you
something "just as good"
Why do you want it? The
answer is in a book on CARE
Full LIVING; we send it free.
New YORK.
Your druggis, keeps Scott, Emulsion Of cod. liver
oh-aIi druggists everywhere do. g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
~ RECEIVER FOR lNMANs GEORGIA ROADS

No RECEIVER FOX INMhN'S OE)RtIh EoNDS
Augusta. Gu. Jan. % John II. inman. president
Of the Richmond Terminal ana Richmond and Dan
Vile oompmnies telegTaphs this to "rhe Chronicle
from New York.
am Informed there rumors being circulated In
Atlanta aud Throughout the state that the
Pacific Railway and possibly The Georgia
Central will he placed In the hands ~ receiver
There IL 10 foundation 10 aIly such proceedings, and
assume they simply Idle rumors, as the prop r -
arc An A solvent condition JOHN N. INNAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A TRAFFIC AGREEMENT IN DANGER


Chicago Jan. 23--An " lnterOcean' dispatch says
"Tha, the Union Pacific Northwestern traffic agreement
is on the eve OF rupture Is verified by well known
Official who points 10 the fact that the Union PacIhc
had brought TO Omaha a number OF cOnsignments from
Colorado billed for Chicago, but Instead OF turning them
over to the Northwestern al this point they have been
sent tic Missouri Pacific 10 Kansas city. and then
10 Chicago. The rate from Omaha to Chicago By way
VI Kansas City Is the same by a dpct route over
one Of the Iowa lines but under the Gould scheme the
Missouri Pacific gets 40 per cent u the freight charge
aud the road from Kansas CITY east has to Dc ~ati-cd
with the Other 10 per cent. Under the compact, The
Northwestern for long time turned to the Union
Pacific large amount OF lumber bound for Colorado
points, II carried BY a Northwestern limo from
Mnnespol and delivered 20 IL, connection At Norfolk
Neb time ago the Northwestern people ds'ov.
cred that they could make fcw cents more hundred
by extending the haul Ia superior over their Blkhorn
line and a bot Of that traffic has thus been diverted
from the Union Pacific 10 tho santa Fc These facts
indicate rupture soon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

THE KANSAS RAILWAY BOARD MAKING TROUBLE
Chicago. jan @3.-Thc railrVnd companies are begin
ming 90 rcgaId Kansas with something Hike the anxiety
and forcb0dng which they felt In regard to Iowa three
wears ago. The latest order Of the Kansas ~lilway
CommssIonsrs directing reduction, early 10 Fcbu
ary l. OF nth class from the Missouri River to
interior Kansas Icbbng points Is serious blow 10 tIe
limos sted " Kansas traffic. The average re
ducuon will be from cents per 100 pounds On
NTH class which IL largely carload freight and Will
directly affect fourth class Ia less than
Load. aud indirectly other classes. There l. also
considerable grumbnpg tile order to reduce the
i've stock rate cents per 100 pounds 10 liutchlson
and Wichita Kan. within IA radius OF eighty Eve mlle,
Those DEGREES follow 30 closely upon the Wholesale
grocer decision % January that Western managers
urc lrgHning to wonder where the end Will be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

THE READING AND THE IOUGIIKEEISIE BRIDGE.
Philadelphia. Jan. 23.-ITesdent Mcleod. Of the
Reading Railroad Company. tIls afternoon confirmed
the statement that Ida company had secured control
VI the Poughkcepsie Btder. ~ild he: " The Reading
has alone secured the POughkcep-ic Bridge. am
not pared at this moment to discuss d" details
but when the read Importance Of the transaction j.
fully understood 1t Will bc that the acquisition Is Il
most valuable one ~ tho Reading Company. II
dives "a. lust what We have needed-a direct route
10 New England and Ia considering our coal trade
alone the I'm p0rtancc Il incnlculabc.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05

STATE or VERMONT AT Probate court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS ut Chelsea in said
District. ON the 2ist day Of April. .D.iss2.
ID. b. biles administrator OF Tie estate Cynthia
Bemenf Of Tunhridge in said Dls;. de
ceased. presents his admir- account for examination
and allowance and makes application fora decree OF
distribution and partition of the estate Of said de-
ceased. Mhereupon IL Is ordered by
said Court thai said auniication be- referred 10 ses
sion theTtofheld Al the Grange County Hotel In said
Chelsea on the 18Th iay OF May A. H. tss2 Tor
Gearing aud decision thereon. And
Il Is further ordered that all persons Interested
be notified hereof by publication ~ notice Of said APP
pctian aud order thereon three weeks successfully
IN TIE Herald and News. newspaper published n
Randolph and which circuiates in lie ne.ghborhood
OF those Interested. ieirr sai lime ~ hearing. thai
they may apcaf ~ skid dime. and place. aud show
cause IL any Hey have WHY said account should
not De- allowed. aud such decree made
~ the tp6rl.-Attest.
$50 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge
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Daring the scorching weather Of July
and August you often rush into an ice
cream saloon with the ayowed intention OF
cooling your body to al least few degrees
below the melting point. II you are in
great hurry you are apt to make the first
few spoonfuls Of the cooling mixture rath-
er large. This almost Immediately gives
you violent pain in the temples or some
where in the region OF the eyes Why is
this did you ever stop to Think One who
has studied the physiology OF the case says
that it is caused in the following manner
The frozen mixture coming in contact
with the nerves Of the throat tthe lar
ynx, pharynX. etc. temporarily paalyzes
them. The sensation instantly shoots to
the center Of those nerves, which Is in the
brain, but finds there side connection in
the shape OF the great facial nerve which
starts from in front of the ear and extends
its branches over the sides Of the face
One branch Of this facial nerve extend
ing across the temple, is nerve Of sensa-
ton. !" while the other branches are simply
NERVES Of motion" utilized chiefly TO gov
ern the play Of the mouth. This great IA
eial nerve sidetrackS the pain which pro
ceeds from tae chill, throwing it out along
the nerve branch which traverses the tenn
pie, the pain being most agonizing at the
points where the nerve branches Ii the
irritation be extraordinary the reflex"
action which takes place may cause a VIC
lent pain in the eyeballs as well rs in the
temple, the eye pain being simply sympa-
thetic.
The person who rashly swallows great
mouthfuls OF frozen milk should remem-
her thar every time it comes in contact
with the nerves Of his throat the whole
nervous system is injured to a greater or
less eytent--St. Louis Republic.
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The Guelph Fund.

King George Of Hanover left to his
widow, Queen Marie, l,000,0o0 German dol
lars (ela0,G00 land 10 each of his daughters
half that sum, that is, another el50,OOO be-
tween them. He directed these legacics to
he paid out Of the interest of the Guelph
fund, which had been in possession of the
Prussian government for more than eleven
years before his death King George hau
no right to dispose of any part of the fund
except the interest which came in during
his lifetime. The interest amounted to
$4,000 "A year. So there were enormous
arrears when the king died. Queen Vic
toria was appointed executrix, in the hope
that through her influence portion Of the
lost interest might be recovered for the
kings widow and daughters
The queen so far has never been able to
obtain the payment of the legacies for
Queen Marie and her daughters, but has
often endeavored most strenuously to ex-
act the money from the Prussian govern
ment. Prince Bismarck appears TO have
expended the interest in the secret service
as fast as it came in.-London Cor. New
York Tribune.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05
A Competent Witness.

In one of our courts recently uine-year-
old boy was placed on the witness stand.
but before he began to testify the defend
ants counsel objected and would not allow
him to give his evidence asking the court
to pass on his intelligence and his idea of
the responsibility Of an oath.
Question him on those points," was the
Judges reply.
How old are you2" began the lawyer.
Nine years old.
Work or GO to SCHOOL,"
DO both-sell papers and flowers
DO you know what an oath isy''
Tell the truth in this case, sure"
Now, if you should not state the truth
and tell lie, what would become of you in
the next worlds"
The boy, after hesitating awhile an
Rwered.
Il don't know what will become of me
In this world, let alone the next.
Proceed. Mr.. Attorney" said the Judge:
THE boy seems to have more than ordinary
intelligence. ~ Boston Herald
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STATE or VERMONT. On Pranafe Court held
RANpolJli. DtsrRlCr. -. 1lelsea In said
District on as day % April 4 -. lSql. Aaron y.
King Executor 81 the estate OF Roswell purkee
late otlnnbIidge IN aid district deceased presents
bis administration account
for examination and allowance.
and makes application for a decree Of distribution
and Partition Of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon IL l. ordered by said Court, that said
account aud said application he referred To
session OF said Court to be held the o. ouufy
Hotel In said Chelsea on the 18th day OF NAV A. D.
iss2. and show cause, ifany they may have. against
decision OF settlement: for which purpose II Is fur
ther Ordered. that copy OF the record ct this order
be published three weeks successvely in the HERALD
AND NEws, printed AT Randolph. previous to said
time appointed for hearing and show cause ii any
they may have against said account being allowed \
decree maue. BY the Court
s6s Attest. WILLIAM II. NICHOLSJu
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a story 4 -a;mase.

heard a good story about /. DE Witt
Talmage the other day When he was in
the theological seminary at New Bruins
wick. y. j., the stately Dr. Campbell. the
head Of the institutions, despairingly said
to him: go home, young man. go home.
You'll never make n preacher. fou are
unlike anything that ever was" The
Young man did not Ego home" The pre-
diction did not come true. The descrip-
ton, however. remains unimpeached TO
this day The despairiHg remark and des-
perate counsel ascribed TO DR. Campbell
were due, it is declared, to the effect OF a
trial sermon" which Student Talmage
was required to preach before the critics
of the faculty aud OF the senior class. The
text was. Whose giyeth unto the poor
lendeth upon he Lord" Young Talmage's
analysis of his text was TO the effect that
lie text showed there were three kinds Of
poor-the forl's poor. the devils poor and
the poor devils" He siid he proposed
briefly to consider the latter, which he did
with all his might Of sympathy and Of por
traiture
DR. Campbell was prevailed on to give
the young man "A chance. and this time the
text assigned TO him WAS, ~ Eood wife Is
from the Lord. The al q, is was equally
remarkable The studenl'n elared that a
gooi wife meant one gvud wife at a time.
The conclusiol was drawn th..t. az a good
wife was from the Lord. presumably bad
wife was from the devil. and that, inferen
TALLY. the devil WAS married 4 lurih pho
togriph in words OF .Iezebel as Satan's
probable hug wound up the discourse with
an effect that could not be exceeded by one
who should so through space, under the
pilotage Of balloons. firing Oh Roman can
dies over "a wondering world DR. Camp
bell lived long enough 70 become u great
admirer Of DR. ralniase. and WAS a. ,elib
erately careful to adopt him as "A protei;e
as he had be- n unjusrly preeipitant Ia de
string to eject him as an inlpossibility.
Brooklyn EAGLE.
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. ,owan, the sun and cried out. "oh.

no toward the sun and cried out. "Ch,
JesusI thou hast .legcL
And If today, my hearcr. STRUCK through
by the arrow Of Gods gracious Spirit, you
realize the truth of what ! Lave been say
ing, YOU would surrender yourself TO the
Lord who bought you, you would say; i
will no longer battle ngainst Christ's mer-
CIV. Lord Jesus. thou hast conquered
Glorious name, ! know not what you viii
do with IL; but will tell you one thing be
fore I stop-I must tell it. will tell you
one thing here and now. that ] take him
TO be my Lord, my God, my pardon. my
ieace. my comfort, my salvation my
heaven. Blessed he lis glorious name for
rver. 1.-THE name which i above every
name "
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W. BATES NICHOLS. Register.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS. ( at Randelph on the
10th daN OF April AID. 1892 Geo. H. osgo0d admins
traitor of the estate Of Jehia 5. Dickerman tate OF
Chelsea IN said District
deceased. presents his adnnisn accent for eNamna-
tion and allowance. and makes application for de-
Of distribution and partition II the estate of said
deceased. Mhereupon u is ordered by said Court
that said account and application be referred to scs-
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office in said
Randolph
the 10th day of May A. ID. lss2, for hearing and
decision thereOn and Il is further ordered. that all
persons interested be notified
thereof by publication OF notice Of said application
and order thereon. three weeks successfully In the
Herald and News, a newspaper published al Randolph
before said time OF hearing that they NAV appear Al
said time and place. and show cause II any thew NAV
have why such account should net be allowed and
such decree made BY the Court. Attest.
S6o WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.
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Estate Of BFNJAMIN IA cg1SF

The undersigned. having been appointed n, a.
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rsndo,at
Commissioners. 70 receive. examine and adh,sf n
claims and demands OF all persons against the este
OF en1zmin y. Chase late Of Randolph IN aid NJ
trict, deceased all claims exhibited in Offset thers,
hereby give notice that will meet for the nurni
aforesaid. al the Pro ate Office in Randolph
on the 2lst day Of May and the 10th Of s ptemh.
next from o'clock. p. m. until aclOck. b, m. =,
said days and that six mos from the ID day o. Anr
ie2 Is the time limited by said Court for aid eredt,
ors 20 present their claims TO for examination "a
allowance. Dated at Randolph this llth day OF Ami
A. ID. 1892. Np'A
G. r.. GRANGER Com
$50 II. G. SOPER, mlssoners
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Commissioners Notice.
Estate OF John RALLnr

TtIHIF UT TVfIN bALI4VI.
The undersigned having been ann0inted by theIJop
Probate Court for the district OF Ran lOlphCo mmls
sioners. 10 receve,eNamine adjust all claims sps
demands OF all persons against the estate Of Ioss
BAllou late Of Tunbridge IN said district deeess
ed, aud all claims exhibited In Offset thereto hersbg
give notice that we will meet for the purposes afor
said. at The dwelling house OF d. r. Chapmanin m.
bridge ON the 7th day OF June next froml O'Clock pm
10 O'Clock PHO said DAY. and that six months
from the lfth day Of March A. D. lss2 Is the time lin
tied by said Court for said creditors 10 present tbr
claims to us for allowance.
Dated al Tunhridge this 2lst day OF Mch AID lsa
AAkpN y. NM Com
s6s ID. y. CHAPMAN. mlssionen
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THE GRoDER DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY,
wATERvILLE, MAINE.
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE oFyERNONT In Probate Couri. held
District ct Randolph - al Chelsea thu 2lst day
Of April A. ID. ls92 VI. T. King. administrator
OF the estate John BaiiOu late OF Tunuridgr
n axes application 20 said Court for License 10 sell
AL the real esaie OF said deceased Iepsrniing that
said sale Is necessary for The payment Of the debts
said deceased.
Whereupon Il Is ordered By
said court. tllat said application be- referred to a
session thereof 10 BE- held at the Orangef ountA Hotel
ia Chelsea the 18th day Of May A ID. lSl2 for
hearing and decision thereon ami II Is further or
dered that all persons interested he notified hereof.
by publication Of notice of SAID application and
der thereon three wee L. success iVely In the Herald
and News published al Randolph before said time Of
hearing that thet may appear al said tinc and place
and u they cause, aiject Thereto. By the Court.
96e Attest. Wn. Nichols, Judge.
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Probate Of win.

STATE OF VERMONT. { In Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS at Chelsea In and for
said District, on the 2lst day Of April A. D., 1851
An Instrument purporting to be
the last WIN and Testament of Stephen NoNes
late OF Tnnbridge. In said district, deceased being
presented tothe Court by c. rnelius Noyes and Ellen
n. King the Executors therein naiue. for Probate:
IL Is ordered by the
said Court that all persons concerned therein be no.
tined TO appear at session OF saidCourf to be held AT
the Orang,County Hotein Chelsea the 18th day of
May A. ID. 1872. and show cause. II any they
may have against the Probate Of said wills for which
purpose Il Is further ordered. that copy Of the
ord OF this order he published three weeks success
lively in the Herald and News, printed at West Ran
dolph.prcvious to said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court, Attest,
1863 W. BATES NICHOLS Register
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Commissioner : Notice.
ISAAC d JEHlAL MEsrny

FsIdIt UI JEHIAI MTNTON
r, Inc UNDERSIGNED. having been appointed M 81.
Hon. Probate Court for the DistTilt 81 u " le
Commissioners. 10 receive. examine ana nsssnalpa
claims and dem, nds ~ all persons against f sa,i a.
o. denial esion late Of Randolph in ain '''se
give notice that we Will meet for tile
said. At his late residence In Randolph A'Oss-
on the 2lst day 81 May aud 2eth day of Augps,
next from o'clock p. NJ. until o'eiocE n
on each Of said days and that six months from a.
29th day of March A. D.. 1892 Is the time Iii,s sis
said Court for said creditors 10 present tlsir
10 us for examination aud allowance I,s ssaa.
Randolph, this 10th day Of April a. d. ISg3 D@'eaA
Geo 10 m i.n 3, TALL Com
w VI - hoh ILL. mssiOuers
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f-iaff Ht LUEkNLU D. SMITH
Tie under signed. having been an,,s.,,,. =.
Probate Court for the District of RANDOM liea
slonefs. 10 receive examine and adi.f -. eonllis-
ana demands Ut all persons against IN ~ eAas
LORI nzJ Dsmtlllate Of BrOOkfield i, i,se q
CEASED. and all claims exhibited IN 49,.
hereby give notice hat We will me-, "iet thefeto
es aforesaid. at NJ. Green's store ioi NE Durpos-
on the 25th day of May next nom
oeioee' r. NJ Of said day and that al, ,,,r ~; Until
sasd cou f Y, s snin AiD ~ is the time na
70 us for examination aud allowance 'te'f eaias
Dated AtBrnokneld, this 7ih day Of AprnA.Dis
acs MAhS = q, GREEN. Cegos...-
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DIR. Hunters Catarrh Remedy.
81 00Of

We will give One Thousand Dollars to
any patient taking one box OF the above
remedy, that is not fully cured or greatly
benefited thereby. 1t is sure cure. Has
cured thousands OF cases. Send Is cents
in stamps or postal currency for one box
to DR.. Hunter, i54 Fourth avenue, Pitts.
burgh, Pa. 4w.p.