Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 March 1880 — Page 3

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INDIANA REPUB'S

District Conventions Over the State Testes day.

THE DELEGATES FROM THE FOURTH DISTRICT FOR SHERMAN.

Preferences in the Other* for Blaine With an Under Current for Grant.

FIRST DISTRICT.

BLAINE. Evansvillk, Feb. 25.

Delegates—Major Alexander Gilchrist, W. M. Hogatt, of Boonville

of Evansville

Blaine, first choice: Washburne, sec ond.

SECOND DISTRICT.

BLAINE. Washington, Feb. 25.

Delegates—Samuel Kercheval, Daviess county JohnB. Glover, Lawrence coun ty.

Elector—Aden G. Cavins, Greene county. State Central Committeeman—R. G. Evans, Knox county.

THIRD DISTRICT.

SLA.1NB.

Jeffkrsonvillb, Feb. 25,

Delegates—Slemmins,

Harrison

Friedly, of Scott county. Alternates—W. H. Fogg, of Clark Theodore Huston, of Washington county.

District Committeeman—M. M. Hur ley, of Floyd county. The delegates are for Blaine: alternates, non-committal.

FOURTH DISTRICT.

SHERMAN.

Lawrknckbcrg, Feb. 25.

Delegates—John H. Crozier, of Jefferson F. A. Adkinson, of Dearborn county.

FIFTH DISTRICT.

BLAINE (f). Martinsvillk, Feb. 25.

Delegates—Dav»d E. Beem, of Spen cer J. B. Hernan, o( Danville. Alternates—G. M. Overstreet, of Franklin Col. S. Stansiter, of Colum bus.

Beem is for Blaine first, nominee, second Hernan for Blaine.

ilXTH DISTRICT.

BLAINE.

Delegates—Milton Peden, of Knights town T. M. Little, of Connersville. Alternates—Charles H. Burchenal, of Wayne A. M. Kennedy, of Rush county.

Both for Blaine.

SEVENTH DISTRICT.

BLAINE.

Indianapolis, Feb. 26.

Delegates—J. B. McFaden, Shelby R. O. Hawkins, Marion county. For Blaine, and instructed against the third term.

EJGHTH DISTRICT.

BLAINE.

Cbawkordsville, Feb. 25.

Delegates.—Wm. R. McKeen, vigo Enos. H. Neveker, Fountain. Alternates—George E. Hubbard, Fountain Zimri Atchinson, Warren.

District Member State Central Committee—H. H. Boudinot, Vigo. Place and time for holding the District Nominating Convention—Terre Haute June 23.

D. W. Minshall, member of the State Central Committee, called the meeting to order.

Mchacl D. White, of Montgomery, was chosen chairman, and Frank C. Danaldson, of Vigo, and J. D. Cushman, of Vermillion, were elected secretaries.

Crawfordsville received iS votes and Terre Haute 31, on the question of location for the District nominating convention, neither Vigo nor Montgomery counties, voting,

The member from this district on the State Central Committee, was instructed to vote for Henry S. Lane, as one of the delegates to the National Convention.

Colonel Thomas H. Nelson delivered a eulogy on the late Republican party, after which the coffin was lowered into the grave and the mourners dispersed.

The two delegates are supposed to be for Blaine but both have strong leanings for the man before whom foreign potentates have fallen in adoration.

NINTH DISTRICT. BLAINE. Frankfort, Feb. 25.

Delegates—Judge B. K. Higginbotham of Frankfort Geo. F. Chittenden, of Anderson.

Alternates—Hon. J. S. Evans, af Noblesville J. C. Faber, of Lebanon. State Central Committeeman—A. L. Rinnler, of Lafayette.

The delegation from Tippecanoe county attempted to get one Grant delegate, but failed.

TENTH DISTRICT. BLAINE. ,. Logahsport, Feb. 25.

Delegates—F. S. Bedell, of Lake Jno. W. Heimer, of White. Alternates—Charles Kahlo, of Cass M. L. Essick, of Fulton.

State Central Committeeman—M. W. Tomlinson, of Cass.

The nominating convention will be held at Logansport.

El EVEENTH DISTRICT

BLAINE—W A.8I1BURN. Marian, Feb. 25. Delegate*—J. J. Todd, af Wells

J. F.

Vail, of Howard. Alternate1*—W. A. Bonham, of Blackford Hon, John N. Pettit, cf Wabash.

Washburn is second choice.

TWELFTH DISTRICT.

BLAINE.

Delegater—Wm. M. Clapp, Albion Charles K. Baxton, Waterloo.

THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

BLAINE.

Delegates—B. L. Davenport, Elkhart C. Studebaker, South Bend. Alternates—Landon C. Row, of Laport J. H. Ciskey*of Warsaw.

All are for Blaine for nrst choice and Washburn next.

McCOSKY V*. WALKER.

A Question of Veracity Between them,

Which in the Light of Walker^ Conflicting klatmeuti 1« not Hard to icoid.e.

From Friday's D-iily.

Mr. McCoskey, who wa6 in Washington giving testimony before the Exodus Committee, returned yesterday and was sought out and interviewed with reference to the card from Mail Agent Walker, pablished in the Express of Wednesday, with the following result:

Reporter—Mr. McCoskey, have yon seen Mr. Walker's card in reference to your testimony before the Exodus committee?

Mr. McCoskey—I have read it. R.—Do you intend to reply? Mr. M.—No I shull take no notice of it. I have givenf my testimony under oath before a committee of Congress, ai.d I do not think 1 can add to its weight by a newspaper card andbn the other hand after the showing-up you have given him in your paper, I don't think any number ot cards from him can detract anything from it.

R.—When was it Walker made the statement ycu refer to in your testimony? Mr. M.—I do not remember the dale but 'twas only a day or two after his returned from the Nashville convention.

R.—Where were you. Mr. M.—On the corner ot Sixth and Main 6treet, by McKeen's bank. hailed me from across the street, and waiting till he came up, I said, "Hello Walker, back are you!" or words to that, effect.

R.—Did you question him? Mr. M.—Asked him about the convention, as a matter ot courts#, as I knew he had just come from there. He said it was a good thing and that he had made arrangements to turn the exodus toward Indiana instead of Kansas and thought he would get enough to carry the State for the Republicans. He said (he larger number of them would be distributed in the southern counties, some hereabout, and mentioned one other placc where a few would be sent, but I have forgotten wheie it was. He said his arrangements were for 10,000.

R.—Was Walker sober at the time? Mr. M.—He might have had a drink, but he was not drunk.

R. He says he barely knows vou when he sees you how about that? Mr. M. I will add the full weight of my testimony to his that I am not intimate with him, but when he says he barely knows me by siaht, he lies. I had had frequent conversations with him before the one mentioned and alter gave him money once to buy me a railroad ticket to Indianapolis and return, and I wouldn't be likely to trust a stranger with money—at least not a strange nigger. The last conversation I had with him was the morning after his family row, reported not long since in the papers

R. Is there any truth in the report that you sought to be subpoenaed to Washington?

Mr. M.—None whatever. The first knew of it was when Judge Carlton erved me with the writ. No one had ever even spoken to me about going.

R.—So you shall not reply to his card? Mr. M.—No, by no means, further than what is embodied in what I have said to you. His denial illustrates the old adage, that one crime suggests another. Having published himself to the world as a common liar, by holding out false inducements to his race to emigrate to this state, as though laborers were wanted, "The harvest is great and the laborers are few lip now see*s to screen himself by slandering our very effecient School Board, by saying, "I knew of no reason why McCoskey should swear to such a clear-cut falsehood as this testimony of his is, except the fact that he is employed by the School Board, which is Democratic,to do the carpenter work about the school buildings and the Democratic managers have required him to swear to this miser* able and barefaced falsehood under threat of cutting off his mechanical head/' Now, if "the harvest is great and the laborers few,:' why should a man swear to a lie to get a little work to support his family or have his mechanical head cut off? This negro, having been clothed with a little brief authority and having undertaken to do the dirty work for a few unscrupulous men. seems to think that mecnanical heads'' can be pressed into the service to deceive the unfortunate poor people of the South that such scoundrels as he nay hold office and by such infamous conduct cast a, stigma upon the only political organization which I have ever supported, the Republican party. The scoundrels are laboring under the impression that it is required by then to insult, slander and degrade the laborers of the pountry and honest men who employ them are to be accused of requiring them to perjure

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themselves in consideration of having the privilege to do hard work. What a magnificent harvest is here presented by this black beast of Hayes' civil service reform. 1 am in favor of protecting the poor unfortunate negro net only in the North but in the South, and 1 am in favor of hanging any scoundrel who would make their condition worse than it i?, regardless of any party that he may affiliate with. And when a partv has the rower to protect them and don't do it, it will be represented by such men as our colored Mail Agent, who I believe would swear to a lie, cut a throat or scuttle a ship for an office if he wasn't 6uch a coward.

R.—That's strong, but I guess it's O. K. Much obliged to you good day. Mr. M.—Hold on a minute. I desire it understood that what 1 6ay applies only to Walker and not to the Republi can party nor to ar.y idividual except him.

IS YOUR HAIR FALLING OR TURNING GRAY. "London Hair Color Restorer," the most cleanly and delightful article 'ever introduced tu the American peopls. It is totally different trom all other*, not sticky or gummy, and free from all impure ingredients that render many other preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin hair, restores gray hair, gives it new life cures dandruff, causing the hair to grow where it has fallen off or become thin, does not soil or stain anything, and is so jjcil": and elegantly prepared as to make it a lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. London Hair Co'.or Restorer is sold by all druggists at yq cents a bottle, or six botttes for $4. Principal Depot for United States, 330 North Sixth street Philadelphia. Sold by Buntin & Arm strong, Terre Haute. 8 Adv

THE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKER:

LEWIS'

LYE

98 PER CENT. PURE. (Patented.)

FINELY POWDERED. HIGHLY PERFUMED. The etronaeat and purest Lye made. Will make 13 pounds or the best Perfumed Hard Soap In 90 minutes without boiling. ..

The best water-softener nuei The bent disinfectant. The following are some of the advantage* obtained by ustn® Lewi*' 98 Per Cent. Powdered tae:

Fin*. It is packed in an iron can with »a slip or removable lid, eaaily taken off and leaving the contents oxposed, thereby saving the trouble, annoyance, and danger (from flying particles), as with other Lyes, which, bong •olid in the cans, most be broken with a to get 1 the Lye out

Second. It being a fine paowder. you can remove the lid and pour out all the oontents, being always ready for use.

Third. Ateaspoonfnl or more can be used, aa In water-softening, •crabbing:, eta, and the lid returned to the can, and thereby save the balance of contents. With other Lyes all must be dissolved at once and used in a short time, or the strength is gone.

Fourth. Absolute purfty. Free from all adulterations.

Fifth. The best Soap can be made in from tea to twenty minutes with this Lye. Sixth. No failure is possible in making Soap with this Lye whan the simple directions given are followec

Seventh. One can of this Powdered Lye is equal to twenty pounds of Sal Soda or Washing Soda.

Eighth. One can of this Lye win saponify one pound more of grease than any other Concentrated Lva. Rail Pntun. tr Ranonlfler. cent stronger than enth. Sne to two tcaspoonfnls will soften a tur of the hardest water.

Eleventh. One teaepoonful will thoroughly ck-nse Sinks. Drains, or Clonets. invaluable for killing Roachen, Mice, Rats, etc.

The best articlo for washing Trees. XAircVAcrcnxD oHi/r by

G.T.Lewis & &enzies Co. PTTTT. Anr.T.yiTT A

A uthorlzcd by the Ccmmonwealth of Ky And Fairest in the World. .k*

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k*opular lsrawing:ot the

CoBswavealtk liitribiiin Conuv

At Macauley'8 Theatre-

In tho City of'.oniSTille, t?ni

SATURDAY, MCH. 31, 1880 These irawings, authorized by act of the Legislature of 1809, and sustained by all the Courts of Kentucky occnr regularly on the last day of every month launuays excepted) AND ABB SUPERVISED BY PaOMISENT CITIZENS Of THE 4TATE.

The management call .attention to the of obtaining crandopportunity preaented for only & any of

THE FOLLOWING PftiZ*S.

"••fl'Pnie 1 Prise 1 Prize 10 Prizes $1,000 eaeh-.... i0 Prizes 9S00 each 100 Prizes $100 each S00 Prizes SO each... 600 Priaea 90 eacti ... 1000 Prizes 10 each .. 9 Prizea .900each, Approximation iPriaes ....

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Hop Bitten will Ifyouare a man of bosStrain of your everyday ten, toiling over yoor

He» Bitten la

If yea are eld, and yoor aerves unsteady, aad your

1*0.000 10,00»i S,OOC 16.00C 10,000 10,000 10,9CQ 13,000 10.00C 3/00

Pilzes »0 each, Approximation 4 Prizea

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M00 900

Prizea 1A0 each. Approximation Prises 1,1160 Prizea,

9113,400

Half Tickets, I J. 37

Whole Tioketa, 93 Tickets, $60. 66 Tickets, 100, All application forclab made to the hone office.

Full list of drawing pablished is LouisTill* Courier-Journal and Xew lork Herald, and mailet' to all ticket-huldera. Send all order by money or tank draft in etter. or by express. Orders of IS and upward by expreaa can be sent at onr expense Address R. M. BOABDMAK, Oonrier-Jour-ns Bulidinr, .Louisville, K., or at No. 168, Broadway. New York.

Farmers'Boot and Shoe Store.

Griffith Bros.

Dealers in

Boots and' Shoe**?*' Main 'street opposite Publicsqaare. Three djors east ofSecond. Terre Haute, lal.

TRUTHS.

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will CmT«. and have overtaxed yowl* ties or a mother, worn M.nmSS'iiESr'

If yom ere a miaWer, asK with your pastoral du•ut with care and work, or If you feel weak and oiskaowiog why,

Reatore Tea ineas, weakened

Hon Bitten will If yon are tn the wnrkdeek, eaywhwN and fed cleansing, toning or atin-

Is feeble,

Bitters Win glvO yea Kc^r LtfsaadTIgs^ HOT Cocoa CU*a the sweetest, safest aad hs«.| One Hor Pan far 8laisch,Mw and Kidneys is wye.

The Gray Medicine Co.

No. 8 Mechanic's Riook. Detroit, Mirh. dold in Terre Haute, by Gultck A Berry, Wholesale an«i «etaii rgonte ar.d by trng gists everywhere

NERVOUS DEBILITY

Vital weakness nn-l Prostration rroot over* work or iodiscretitkn, is radically and orooiptly cured by

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Been ku aio )ti 'ib ttui ukbsl suac*matu\remedy no vi vials aQ«i a large vial or ^awiler for $5, aent uosta^e free on receipt of price. Humphreys1 Homeopathic Medicine Co., 187 Fulton Strnflt Nejr York.

An entirety K«w*od potiftvolf effisotive Kerned? for the tptedjr and pernuneftl

miaal Bmissione and Impotenor bvthtoalf I»tr«h Applicatkon to tb« principartot of WiHM, Tm with «o pam ot lacoor«ol«*oa, u4 d«M m« iben-liaary punwiu or life. Tbla mod* fraaUBMt hifl airy wtot* ra—^tni now prtwwiocg4 impo—. TIm «t *«Ht tbii pr«par^a. }*r«etieu obeervstieii euMn */a-it«« that will p«rfe«t MtKwtkie. It la «o t'rtrfcesion to b* tha moat ntional aeut .. *rr

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duties or a maa of Hlfrinlyhfc WOrky Strengthen Yea. suffering from any iatt* (sst, mu often the esq* Relieve Yen. •hop, on the farm, at the that year sysSsm needa -'-"-g without tataat^ What Yea Meed.'

Hep Bitten will If yon are yoong, and eratkm, or are growing too

rl*r to all others. Cures by absorption. It Is. rfeetl Pl C. 1» an abeolote and lrredstiMe care for drank-1 snniisi, use of opiam, tobacco and narcottaa. Abo** mU ky friQht*. Hop Bitten Ufg. Co. RochwWr, W. T.

GRAY'SSPECIFIC MEDICINE.

rRADE MARK. Tho OreatTRAOe MARK. E 1 I ah Rem edr. a-vi!

An unfaiung cur« fc Seminal WcaKnesa, Sperat or a Impoten and nil l)ia

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low, as a seeoence of ('elf- adusi- as Iobt of Memory. Universal Lasuitiulo, Pain it' the Back,lDitnne«s of Vision, Premature Olc Age, and manyoiher Diseases that lead Insanity or Consumption and a Perm a turf Grave. tt^*Fnll particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mail 10 every one. ff^Tho Specific, Medicine if sild by ail liiuggists at $1 per packagc, or six packages for $5.or will be sent free by mail on reeiipt of tie eiency by ud^'ressing

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ehapfeeal thas iKef eaa be nvsnd peifbM maakeei, i«4 I i1. Atiuee mC life, ««ae a* If aere* a flu ted. tfeat eealsd fW Hsm». Wk'tS REMEDY CO. MF'a CHEMISTS, \K.rUft and Mth Btreeta. ST. LOCI a, MO.

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T'er the speedy Core ofSeminal Weakness,Loet J? Manhood, Premature Debility, Nerroasness,

druggist has the Ingredients. Address, Ort.JAQUES A CO.. 180 West 8iztli 8t«OIHOIHHAZI|OEIQ.

IALESMEN WANTEI

go«WTO sell! 'CIGARS TO DEALERS* (4 E? A month and expenses $1VU Samples Free. |, Cnt tlals Notice Out I And send it with your application, also I •Send a jc. Stamp to insure! (answer. S.F08TGR&00.

P.O. Bos 1179. Cincinnati. Ohio.I

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A 6e*T8 WANTED, We want a reliable Agent in every town in Indiana, Illinois, lows, and Kansas, to sell oar medicines. No capital required- but we «!o reqnlrepood recommendations. Afrents can makefiftyto one hanUred dollars a month, with a little work at home. Fo' farther articular*, address PKOOK3 A CO. :16» 'bnmbersSi,, New York City. 1*. (). Box, «67.

A H«neeliotd iVeed !—A lwo.k on Malarial Disease* an-1 Llrer Com lnint* seat FK£iS. Address Dr. San ford, 169 Broadway, New York City.

$5 Day-«T-"J!2 Sample Free in BODBON stbxtt. kxw tou.

ACC HA Agents Profit per week. Will ^wViOu preTo it ttr forfeit 1500. $4 Outfit free. E. G. RIDKoUl' CC., 21,1 Fulton St. New York.

c^kKlegsnt tarda. Nsw Chroino, Shell '"Gllt-Bdge, Ac., wit nan. e. 10c. G. A Spring, E. Wallinglord Ct.

,Elejcant Cards. 5 prettiest styles, with „'name, 10c. Sta nps taken. w. H. re, Brockpert, N

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a uay at home easily mad

Costly ootilt free. Address Thus A Co ngusta Maine*

E 1. Mperaay at home. Sample worth $5 IN free. Address Htinson & CO.* ortiand, Maine.

Uil -MTF Ifak 9 .JieanUftil Colored Picture. w*' liWt Very lngi'Dioun. T.j ohi^M to Bad. Send nUuap for package. Dr.i.C.i.BaKT,BaSUaJ^.T.

I lis a week in your own town" Terms and iQB outfit free. Address H. Uackctt & Co., 'Ortland, Maine.

cents br the pubUe for the stud,

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d^mhity from loss. Me

"Margins!" or ''Privilege" jlans. Investment rscelred in sums of $29,00 *nd npwsnL Oorree nondenoe fTom stock operators solicited

DAVlt MAYNABD CO.. Now Tort

FOR SALE

BY ALL STATIONERY

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Works* x, j. Kew York.

PAL

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Will b. malUd ran to all applkaaU, aad to cottonon witkoct •rfUrtajr It, contain, four colorad plates, (00 tnftaWnn, •bout 100 fan, and Ml dncrlptioca, prlo* and (Unction, for piloting 1M0 Tarlotln of VmUbl* and Flower Hiwli, FlaaU, Row. etc. iBTalnakle to alt. Bend for 1U Addma,

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I S O S E 0 PUo'aC'are foe Consumption is also tbebmt ou«h medicine. Uokk *mall -bot'.li" lurct". Hold tn urywliere. i45o and SI.00.

WarranUnl to tir*t buyers.

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THE 6REAT SUCCESS 09 THIS fOIBEHTOL MPROTED Labor Sari ncCUANT SIPUIU SAW JlAniWl la ftiUy demonstrated by U»e number In uso id Uis present demand

for

tbem. It saws Loss of a» aisa

Dm buui can saw more logs or curd wood: none lay and coaler than two men can the old vt uy. 1| «ml saw a two foot log in three minutes. I vmt hrswr owe. Township agents v. .uled. Vad fta Illustrated Circular and Terms.

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elTfrpil to nompkeefrfTH. Ono Agent made (HSim in IS day* nnothvr 833 in 2dnn another #13 1 day. Boxing and freiqlit tonqt-ntH

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circulars addrew J. 1. SHEPARD & CO., CIIIGINRATI, 0.

Can t* made a(«hov« by any active man or

SMKO A YEAR

obligrd to leare your own tnw n, or be away from borne orer light. Any one can conduct the boiuieu. It require* aa Capital WE WILL START YOU WITH an OUTFIT WORTH $4 S^FRMB If yon are employed during the day you can make from ft to fS during aa rrrning. Some of our agente rajyrt a proftt of tU in a ainclc day. Write at nncr for fall pertlcelar*

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M0LLER'S"gC0D-UVEB0IL

Is parfectlT pure. Prononnoed the beat by the hiKls* •at mcdieal authorities in the world. Olvt-n higher award at 18 World'* Kxpi«ition«, and nt Parle, 187ft. Bold by Druggist*. W. H. BClUfiFFHJH a CO.. I. T.

THE HARRIS REMEDY

For the

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their skUL When practicable, I prefer a personal 1 who cansot vUt the oity. A iiit of qaesaons to forwarded to any one desiring them. •p^,l3S ®5S,P:Rrr

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ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BODGIES

PATENTED OCTOBER 1(1, 1H7«.

N E O 7

No. will cure any case in four days, or less. No. 2 cure the Most Obstinate Case, no matter of now long standing. ..

No nauseous doses of Cubebs, Copaiba or Oil of Sandalwood, that are certain to produce dyspepsia by destroying the coatings of the stom.' ach. No Syringes or Astringent Injections to *, produce other serious complications.

Price $1.50. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS or mailed on receipt of Price. For further particulars send to druggist in your city for Circular. J. C. ALLAN CO., ..

P. O. Box 1,533. No. 83 John St., New York. We offer $500 Rev/ard for any case thev will not cure. 1

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