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First Mortgage 5 Per Cent.
Fifty.Year Gold Bonds
GEORGIA SOUTHERN And FLORIDA
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Interest Payable January and July
In New York or baltimore, M
the Option of tEe Holder.
Total Amount OF Mortgage sf.Ooo,-
600, of which S30o,oo0 Are He
tanned In the Treasury OF the
Company for Future REQUIRE
ments, Leaving r3.7oO,Ooo
Bonds Outstanding.

These are 1900 coupon-bonds, WIN
privilege OF registration OF prlnelpai, a ~.
are secured by a first mortgage on tne
entire property OF tie company potn
principal and interest are payao,e ~
gold coin OF the United states OF AMER
ca, Of the present standard oi Hels ,, az" ~
fneness" and without any deduction ior
national State. or municipal taxes
a controlling interest in the road mas
recently been purchased by the Southern
Hallway Company. ana VIII
which II Joins at Macon, Ga, extending
10 Palatka. Fla, distance OF 2s5 miles
Of main line. with ample slde.tracks.
II owns large and valuable terminai pro
perties at both Macon ana frap,aa sa'@ on the
:, Johnis river. These terminals are esti-
mated to be worth fully $50 90 IN,
The roadbed is In, good condis non anu
is well equipped comparing favorably IN
that respect with the Plant system sea-
hoard Airline, and Atlantic-Coast Line;
The traffic OF the road is diverslneu, anu
ia steadily increasing. Inc earnings ioi
he YEAR ending June 30. 1895, were:
Cross earnings G295s per miIe)....sSb'9e9
Operating expenses ........'..''''.''. oif'o'
No, earnings ......................s22 SIS 5s5
E Inter rai'i, oS $4,000 outstanding
bonds) ,..................... jo'Vo
surplus over fixed charges. ;........s 49, s5
road became 81 part OF the southern sys-
&c, "a simost entirely from local busi-
ness and in a year or not unusual pros
perity. ,eo, "a ,eo, ,,o.o xg,7
The earnings for 1888 and 1884 were W.T.
322 and ss3l. COZ, respectively. -,
The connection with the southern rail-
road svsten will be OF great adVan-
go az n yyill enable the Georgia South
az n Florida TO handle large through
hns,nesa heretofore thrown over othr
lines thus enlarging It's trathc and In
creasing its earnings. -
The following table, taken from the
latest comparative reports obtainable, is
Interesting as comparing tns nrst mort
gage bonds of the georgia Southern ana
hTer,da with those OF the Columbia and
C .oi Georgia Pacific. and Western
SGNr,h Tarolina which are similarly stu
NoItn i,h ragard to the Southern rail-
a Ieu Win VII hing controlled and operated
way n,.rts Of the Southern railway sys-
tem' Earn
Ma. ings.
Sales tur- Bonds Per
Aug. ing. Per Mile.
1886. Yrs. Mile. lsy3.
,.n rsss p;aclrc ilrsts.iI4 Sbts io,uS S.1os
1eoiea q nrsts.1l5 10 1850 2.9l3
Western sn,f A. firsts. ia 26l1 1000 Sos
oa rhs Undersigned offer at par and ac-
nns ,,'srest subject to sale or advance
SIusu ~ "a 40 900 OF the above-described
IN pp.} the Georgia Southern ana Fiori-
~ poi y. ,iwav Company. and confidently re-
ouaar,Hsnd them TO investors.
eo''''M MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.
se est pet,i'note. Mo.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, September s, 1855.
Offerings: Wheat, 1886 bushels. Oats.
40 bushels. Rye. 80 bushels. Orchard
grass seeds, $50 bushels.
Sales Wheat, as bushels. Oats, 10
bushels. Rye, 80 bushels. Orchard-grass
seed 80 bushels.
Quotations: Wneat-Longoerry. ooqoic.;
mixed. e2Q67c.; shortberry, e2q6lc.; No.
No. white. &c: no. 2 mixed. Ilc. Oats
No. mixed. 2ia2i he; No. mixed,
23G23 lie; winter seed, 25aS2c. Rye
asa Soc
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4. G. l., Through Pullman Line.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Sept mber g.
Commencing September 18th the Allan
uc-Coast Line viii put In service a
Through Pullman-car line between Jersey
Wy and Atlanta. Ga, via Washington.
hiehmOnd. and Augusta, Ga.
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orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention and the style OF work and prices
will be sure TO please you. .--s-~
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nent. A steady. arm feeling Vas in syi-
dencs most Of the session. Corn threw
grain Cash oats ruled ~ to lie. higher.
Provtssons--Product was Q dead Issue
during most Of the session. There was
nothing Of sufliclent value. either In the
IL from the morihund state into which Il
has fallen. Hogs were weak. and fur
nished the only plausible excuse for dull
ness. October pork closed lSc. higher.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPT. 2. isss
Sun rises ......5:B HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets ......,.6:3D Morning. ..".",..6:
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. & 1876.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, Boa1, New
York. merchandise and passengers;
George w. Allen & Co.. agents.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke. Boaz. New
York, merchandise and passenSeroS
George w Allen & -; agents.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk.
mercha ndise and passengers; Irwin Weisi.
ger, superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. {.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner l.. A. Roby, Boston.
Barge Navesink, Boston.
SAILED.
British steamship Bolivia, Hamburg
Schooner Governor AmeS. Providence
Schooner General 3. L. herwin, Sanger.
Schooner Francis Schubert, Norfolk.
Barge Corsica. Baltimore.
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. .. 1895.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. baitL
more: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamshlp baltimore, Bennett, Baltt
more: passengers and general cargo.
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DLY ExrcUrED AT AZ bisFAtCu
PRINTING HOUSE,
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DE puy.ter College of Languages.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. September g.
6Ahop Hurst. chancellor, and Mr.. John
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSH
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds. Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
In Addition Thereto the weather
Indications

~ WASHINGTON, September o.
IliIp Forecast for Virginia: Fair wealth.
w" Ter; warmer in northern portion;
variable winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather ;
southerly winds.
Weather conditions: The barometer j.
lowest north of Lake Superior. IL mas
fallen in the lake regions, and risen
rapidly to the west Of the Mississippi
1t has also risen north Of New England.
Local rains have prevailed in the CEN
trail portion of the Middle Atlantic
States. Missouri, Illinois, Alabama, near
Lake Superior in Eastern Georgia, and
in oklahoma. Elsewhere the weather con-
tinues fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

THy WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and warmer. The skies at mid
night were cloudless.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. September s.-vir-
g,uia, ys. new. rs. bid; do. Century bonds,
g. s-saS3 5-S; Baltimore ana ONO. esg
ss -. Northern Central. So. bid; Balti-
Ynore and ohio Southwestern, firsts. Ill.
MA. income b, Is. asked: Consolidated
Gas stock. S3i do.. bonds. SIS. III.
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THE RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION. SEPTEMBER Z, 1886

to spread the gravel which II to cover the
walks. The steam In on now In the
power-plant. and the seventeen engines
and all the exhibits In Machinery Hall
will oe ready on time. The electric
fountain will be playing.
'The exhibits In the government build
ing are already IN place. The agricul-
tural building. the Gne-arts building. the
electricity. the transportation. the ma
chinery. and the manufactures buildings
will be all ready for the public. There
will be some strsgglers. as at all EXPOSE
lions. but the majority OF the exhibits
will be ready for the opening. There
never has been a time in the history OF
expositions when a more thoroughly COM
plete exposition was thrown open to the
public on the opening day.
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"BLUE-AND-GRAY DAY"

ATLANTA, GA. September 6.-The Cot
ton States Exposition IL In the receipt
az a letter from Senator John b. Gordon.
Commander In Chief OF the United Con-
federate Veterans, saying that he has In
structed the Adjutant- General TO issue
general orders from the United Confede-
rate Veteran headquarters, announcing
"Blus-and-Gray Day" at the exposition
on September 2st.
Atlanta is preparing to take care OF the
biggest crowd OF visitors on that day
since General Sherman visited here with
hfs army. iu 1864. The welcome that Will
be accorded the visitors on "Blue-and-
Gray Day." while 1t will not be warmer.
will be more cordial than the one ac-
corded on that occasion.
1t is expected that fully 300 Union vete-
rams many OF them members Of Gene
raj Shernan's army will visit the city
on the 2lst. in addition TO the United
Veterans. and many others.
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Cash quotations.: Flour was barely
steady at the late decline. The market
was slow. No. spring wheat. 81 $50
So I-sc.; No. red, IS 3-sc. No. . corn,
SO 5-Sg33 SIC. No. 2 oatS 2sc. Pork, $500
rib sides. $50. Dry-salted shoulders.
S S,s,a i :; 6, Short clear sides. u
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MARINE INTELLIGE1CE.

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MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPT. Z, l89
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-09-26

During tie trial of a criminal
action in the circuit court at Kenosha
the other day Judge Fish severely
reprimanded the jury for having ac-
cepted cigars passed around by the
attorney FOR the defendant. While
trifles ought not to be given exagger-
ated importance in court or elsewhere
it is perfectly proper that courts
guard with jealous care the jurybox to
see that it is not influenced corruptly
by litigants. 1t is difficult, however,
TO discriminate between this case
and the case of judge riding On
railroad pass when the company
granting him the favor, much more
valuable than a cigar, appears as
court. We have noticed of late, that
Judge Jenkins of Milwaukee, who
granted the infamous injunctional
order against the employees of the
Northern Pacific year ago, went to
the Pacific coast in special car with
the receivers of the road; that his
order was overruled by the circuit
court sitting at Seattle, for the want
of jurisdiction, but that he has within
the last few days on the motion Of
Mr.. SpOoner, attorney for the
receivers, reasserted his claim to
juri~diction. How can laborers do
otherwise than believe that corpora
tions have superior rights in courts
when facts like these are paraded
before them in the press daily? If
ii is important that jurors avoid the
appearance Of evil it is certainly
equally so for the judges.
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TRIMBELLE,

Mr., and Mrs. II. w. Cornellison
and family OF Shell Lake are visiting
In town.
Mrs. John ReaFdsley IL quite sick
and under the doctors care.
The poverty sociable was postponed
on account OF the rain 60 Oct. sth.
While removing the ''sisin boards
on his damn last Saturday night, Fred
Route was struck by floating log
and got a serious ducking III the
rushing waters, but managed % get
out all Q. X.
Our creamery man, George Moore,
has young butter mager at his home.
Weight, 81 lbs.
The town board will meet on Oct.
sth at the following bridges TO let
contracts for building and repairing;
At Spring brook, near A. Helmer's,
at 0 o'clock 4. Nj at bridge near John
Booths ct II o'clock A. ~, and at
bridge near James Gray's, or the old
Dunn place, at o'clock p. n. All
interested bidders are invited TO at.
tend.
John Harris Jr., son of John Harris
Sr., died OF consumption at his home
10 this place last Sunday. The family
have the sympathy OF the whole nom-
munity. He was buried at Prescott,
D. E. Leach has moved his family
60 Be- Paul PARK,
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BIG RIVER,

This section was visited by the
heaviest rain ever known here. 1t
did great damage, taking away bridges
and fences. Some pieces of rye were
washed as deep as they were plowed
and had TO be sown over again. VIM.
Administers and Jos. Firncr's
granaries were struck by lightning
during the storm.
A boy of tender age at John Gut
ting's.
VIM. Thompson and wife of Still
water visited in town the first of the
week.
Peter Fosbender is on the sick list
and under the doctors care.
III. Bauerkemper made a business
trip to Minneapolis the first of the
week.
A girl of tender age at NJ. Rocks.
NJ. Murphy of st. Paul was looking
after his interests at this place the
first of the week.
A petition has been circulated in
this town for special town meeting
to be held Oct. 10th, to raise money to
mend highways and rebuild bridges
that were taken away by the late
flood
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WEST SUPERIOR.

Our eccentric ex-Mayor, Rev. G. S.
Starkweather, who used to dash along
our public thoroughfares with a
turnout" which would have made
a modern Gould or Vanderbilt howl
with envy, recently startled the city
press reporters by driving pair of
mules along our streets. The appear
ance of the innocent looking creatures
the mules, not the newspaper N en-
was accepted as a token that the
Congressional bee which has for some
time been buzzing about in Mr..
Starkweather's bonnet feels perfectly
at home. This token may have been
thrown out merely as "feeler," how
ever, as Mr.. 5. has already traded Off
the mules.
1t would be bad enough for Superior
boomers TO lie about the population
OF the city il they knew that they
would not be found out, but 1t is silly
for them TO claim a population nearly
one-third greater than the census just
taken shows that We possess. Before
the July census was taken the
boomer" claim for this city was
$1,000: the census shows little over
&c, 000--a gain Of about lie per cent.
since the census OF 1890. Since the
census OF 1895, showing as we have
seen trifie over $4,000, the big claim
crank claims" $4,000. or course no
one who has sense enough to walk un.
der shed to escape the pelting effects
OF hail.storm believes that our Gen.
sus enumerators, backed as they were
by the Cham Der Of Commerce in their
efforts to secure full count left off
1000 names, and IL Is the most stupid
kind OF folly TO assume that they did.
People who have heretofore been
struggling along through life weighed
down by the oppressive deluslon that
Douglas county Is nothing bat a Wild
waste Of pine stumps, booms, and tax.
certificates, will DO surprised TO learn
that her agricultural exhibit at the
State Fair got away with the highest
honors.
Nine alleged ladies, in boomers,
from cultured Boston, who are travel.
ing on their muscle, struck this town
last Friday and played a matched
game Of base bali against o picked
nine OF boFs from our local clubs.
Such an occasion draws" like mus
tard plaster, and II there is a bald
headed man In the city who was not
there he should stand up and be
counted. The game was won by the
girls,
The Douglas County Fair will be
held this week. Among the distin-
guished personages expected TO be
present and deliver addresses are
Senator c. X. Davis OF Minnesota and
and Ex-Governor w. d. Hoard.
4 commercial club was recently or.
fanifsd here whIeh thseateHs seen to
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PREsCOTT.


w. F. Redmon of Fargo, N. D., was
in the city the last of the week.
Mrs. A. E. Goodwin returned to her
home In Rockford, ILL.,, Monday even
ing.
Rev. f. L. Hart of the NJ. E. church
delivered his farewell sermon Sunday
evening and left for Conference Tues
day of this week. Mr.. Hart has been
the pastor here for five years.
The benefit social on Tuesday Of
last week was success In every way.
The net receipts were S135.
Mrs. R. w. wiltse returned to her
home at Wheaton, Mimi, Wednesday
OF last week.
The remains of the infant son OF
DR.. Russell were brought here for
interment last Friday from West
Superior.
The Misses Hart returned to school
at Hamlin last week.
Miss Fanny Clemens visited at st.
Paul last week.
Rev. Eyerst OF Chicago, H., occu-
pied the pulpit Of the Congregational
church last sune'-
Miss Louis schadegg returned from
her visit In st. Paul last week.
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make the Chamber of Commerce
back number. The new club proposed
to place itself beyond the contaminat-
ing influences of the truculent poll
tician by adopting rule that no
officer of the club should hold any
public office. This rule was regarded
as a rare gem until it became known
throughout the meeting that the
President of the Club holds public
Office, when the rule was promptly
expunged. III. Sunderland, President
of the Commercial Club, is one of the
cleanest and most successful business
men of our city, ant were there more
like him in public Office Il would be
much better for the public service.
The Sunday closing furry is over
and the beau may now treat his best
girl to ice-cream-soda with impunity
and by the quart every day in the
week.
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KINNICKINNIC.

Frank Crawford was taken danger
ously sick last Wednesday, but is now
much better
We hear that DR.. Frank Gray of
Hudson is married this week to Miss
Boydan of the same city.
James Gray has rented his farm TO
John Jackman and will soon move to
River Falls.
Miss Ida Hartshorn expects to
spend some time in New Richmond.
Mrs. Elliott and family attended
the funeral of Jay Elliott on Monday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Deyarmond
rejoice in the biron Of son.
The social at the church was very
well attended.
We hear that the supply of new
mich cows is entirely below the de-
mand.
The heavy rain of last Saturday did
considerable damage to the roads.
We looked for frost on Monday
night but did not get it.
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MAkTELL.
Chas. Osen and Percy Ditterick left
for their homes III Oconomowoc last
Tuesday. The Sys came up on their
wheels and aftfr a couple weeks
visit with RELATIVES here and at River
Falls felt that they could spin their
wheels back hong by the way of Red
Wing and La Crdsse.
Ed. Thompsontof st. Paul was in
town acouple days last week. He is
DR.. j. +. Johnsot's attorney and says
that he has now Everything ready for
the trial.
DR.. Crary Of Rkd Wing spent Tues
day in town.
Mrs. Sorenso1 visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Nj. G. Johnson, at
River Falls last week.
Twelve youngI people will be con-
firmed at the Lutheran church in the
village next Sunday.
The rain sdbrm last Saturday
evening scared pose having property
near the river, but fortunately no
damage was dong
G. +. Pratt ind III. Cameron of
River Falls werS in town Tuesday.
Miss Paulinel Fjelde has finished
her embroidery and sent it to the
Atlanta Exposit zion. Miss Fjelde il
spending the wd ek in Minneapolis.
Christ. Tanbtrg's building in the
town of Gilman was struck by
lightning and bllrned down last Sat
urday. The building was insured in
the Martell Fire Insurance Co.
Albert Anderson and w. p.
Houston spent sunday at home
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Environment.

Since the prpm ulgation of the Oar
winian theories, and their acceptance
to greater or less degree-by the
scientists of this generation, IL has
been generally recognized that the
environment surroundings of ma
tion or race, IKE that Of an individual,
may have mufh to do with its place in
the world ADD may determine the
question of itb survival. Among these
surroundings may be considered not
only the ability Of the country to pro-
duce sustenaknce for its inhabitants,
but also its topography and climate.
1t may be Stated, without fear of
much dispute, that the Aryan nations
are land haze BEEN the dominating
| element in tbe world, and that their
origin as well as their present habitat
is in the nsrthern temperate zone.
| Foremost i4 commerce, in arts, and
In war, havetalways been these people
of the temperate zone. To be capable
OF the highest success, see that your
| climatic environment Is right. In our
own country, the states of Illinois,
Wisconsin, minnesota, Iowa, Missouri,
| Kansas, Nd braska, South Dakota,
Colorado, Wyoming and Montana,
form section where the environment
is favorable 70 health, energy and the
gaining of Wealth. The conditions in
any OF theseIstates may be Investigated
by travelling over them, and this will
be best donb by making your journey
always on the trains OF the Burling.
ton Route. For maps, tickets, rates,
etc, addrei any agent, or W. ]. c.
Kenyon Gtn. Pass. Agent, So, Paul,
Minnesota
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What Is that you have discovered,
Bound 81, close with silken bands,
'Morg my saeredyoid mementoes,
With your sacril 8lous hands?
IL is moth ing, save flower,
Withered, faded Jas you see;
You marN ell muc3 what that dead rose
Could ever have been TO me.
All you need nd smile so archly,
From your darklf flashing eyes
Throw no more sech meaning glances,
shall not the tn th disguise.
NAY, lt is no old tye token.
That cherish, with such care:
And no lovers n fnd e'er wreathed 1t
In the brown br;e Ids of my hair.
1t biossomed beS lie the portal,
OF home, in OTHER lands,
Twas watched IEknow by loving ewes,
And gathered oyIloving hands.
One night a viii q winged messenger,
Came into my cal in door,
And folded 'neaf its pinions,
This treasured fikwer il bore.
It's milk white Id .es are faded now.
Yet the fragranct fingers still.
And its sere andkStthered petals,
Have power my <eart to thrill.
II tells my memfy dwelleth yet,
Beneath that oil r0of-tree:
That within thai white walled cottage,
They have not 1bg0tten me.
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A GREAT MISTAKE

has heretofore been made in the treatment
of rheumatism, neuralgia, and nervous or
sick headache. This IS evidenced by the
failure on the part Of thousands CT sufferers
10 find relief even though they have ex-
hausted the skill of various physicians and
tried numerous so-ealled remedies. To
such AthlophOros IS offered as SAFE, sure,
and qlssck care. Its success has been phe-
nomenal and vet It is not surprising be-
cause II iedi DO all that is claimed for IT.
The Athlophuros Co. Will gladly refer any
who desire to make an investigation 10 re-
liable parties who have been cured by IT.
Mrs. u. {. Pickett, c .lurnbus, Wis, says:
alt is a little over year az sinUo was
81 badly afflicted. The Gisease NSs in
every nerve and muscle Of my l'e,iy; was
completely pI ostrated an helpless for four
weeks; [ could not bear 10 0e touched, as
even the weight Of a finger ould cause
the grc:..est pain, and | was in constant
dread Of its getting into tie he9rt, IN fact
it borlcrea TcTy eiuSe to e, and the doctor
had verv grave doubts as to my getting
well. | had taken many different idnds
Of medicines, hut was recommended to try
Athlophoros, was positive 1t would help
49,
not been for the persistent efforts of my hus-
band don't think | slovld have con-
tinued takiagit; but he insisted so strongly
that kept on with it. In about five days !
began 10 improve and when had finished
taking the bottle was well. / only took
a small dose as the medicine was so strong."
Madison, Wisconsin.
Ihave used Athlophoros for rheumatism
and | c;tn cheeriully say with the most
satisfactory results. GEE. ". IUNTLEY,
66 Pinckney Street.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought of the druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co, III Wall ST., New York, will
send either carriage paid ON nceirt OF
regular price, which is Sl.C0 per bottle
for Athlophoros and soc for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in
digestion. weakness, nervous debility, diseases
of women constipation, headache. impure
blood, &c, Athlophoroa Pills are unCgualed. .