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"Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
VrU Centre, Monday Jnly 13.
A. B. FAX, ctUor
Time of CIliiKIInH.
P. O., Pitrolevv CtxTiif. P. .
Jen Xist. lsou J
rntll further notice tha mail will arrive at and
iloinrt from this office aa follows :
A11R1VK.
Sonth and East, via. Irvlneton. 10 W A M I
South and Wert, " Mentlvlllr. 6 IS P. M.
North and East, " Corry, S RS "
m TlEBART.
South and Wot, 8.4S A. M.
Soutt, Enst and Went, S 30 P. M
North, East and West, 10.00 A. M.
'- Divine Service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
j Freachlnn at 11 o'clock 'A. M., and 7'
o'clock P. M.
Ret. J. T. Oxronr, Pastor.
M. E. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at 11 A. M. anil
T)4 P M. Sabbath School at twelve o'clock
M.. Scats free. A cordial invitation ex
tended to all.
Rev. C. M. nEAitn, Pastor.
.STS. TETER AND PAUL'S (Catholie)
CHURCH.
. Mass at 10V a. m. '
Vesper and Benediction of the Blessed
acrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at 2 "p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
Our man About Tofvn Prtrolonm
Ventre ITloiidny (tf ornlupr.
"Our Man" started oat this morning on
an -'observo" of Petroleum Cent re Monday
Ho reports "all quiet along the line":
Work on Washington strcot pavement
(with plank) ban slopped. Wbyfor this?
Loafers around the depot this morning
.-stared every lady under forty years of ago
out of countenance. ''They tell us, sir, that
we are weak, but when shall wo be strong
or."- Pulrtcfc Henry. . ,
J co is a scarce commodity just now. Ice
men "(ail to connect." Result bar ac
counts have molted, and no man owes a cent.
Cross, ol tho Central Ilonse, (bis friends
say not ' cross of the redeemer") truthfully
liulcbos, "all men aro created equal." He
and his hotiso treat all alike. Honco bis
popularity.
Business up town is huge. . Why?
. 'Cause those engaged know bow to make it
so. ''Eternal vigilense is the price of lib
erty." Poor liberty soma of tbcra have, how
ever. Open nigbt and day. ',, .
A distinguished desciplo of Blackstone,
, graduate at that, went beyond bis capacity
Saturday. Says thu extraot from corn rich
es farther (ban bo supposed ! IIo and ef al
lasted until Monday noon, and retired "dish
raggy." Episode -'touch not, taslo not."
When shall we three meet again!
Evening tide, morning tide, and whore
the tide ebbs und flows at all hours, is at
Uobson & Arnold's billiard parlor. Reason
. Clint aud George.
"'f was ever thas in childhood's hour."
Ro we say So says Charley, of violin fume.
He's iia-Spencer of Notes. A "music man."
Go to the Petroleum Gardens and see bow
natural it is is fur him to wiuld the bow.--Born
in him.
The Jamestown Clothing Store where the
naked are clothed, and nudes are made
whole, sells goods without stint. Reason
Cause fciiila are All Deoa to suit tho pur
chaser. Mouduy uioiuiug , general wusb-day. In
digo boxes strew the counters of groceries,
and Babbitt's soap at Schoubluoi's there has
been a raid upon.. It is warranted to wash
out thu evil dead done on the Sabbath, al
so cleans dirty clothes. Push it.
Cot steufbit. A new and perfect coun
terfoil twenty-flve cent noto is in circula
tion. Be on your guard.
A Nbw well was struck yesterday on the
.iv.lu, . a.m. uTubuuuh Lity.anJ is now
pumping twenty barrels. It is McGruu's
well.
The return gumu botwuen the Seneca Bums
Ball Club, of Oil City, and thu Independent
B. B. Blub ol Titusville, will bo played on
tho grouuda ol the former club Tuesday
alturnoon. All wishiug to witnvss a lively
game or ball can do so by tahiug a trip
tu 0;1 City to morrow morning.
Dratii ok Isuh S. Enms. Tlio sad in.
telligence of the death of Mr. I. S. Bums,
at his resfflenco in Chautauqua County, on
Friday lsl, casts a doom over i .......
circle f WeuUs w;0 l.avo been ustociated
with liim in this locality for uiony years.
He dii d of Inflammation of the bowU Ho
was formerly an operator on tho Bnchnnon
faim, and aMenvaids w.-.s iujsied a
Jiuantvj!i,j
SltAMIIl'RU, Jtll H,
Gentlemen: Last evening, July fUh.
lightning struck two large tannic houses at
wells 85 and 80 Tallmnn Farm. These tank
houses covered nearly 2000 barrels of oil.
which ignited instantly. Tho tanks hold
ing the oil soon burnted and the oil on fire
passed across the Tullinan Farm, and over
fir. fhamburg's Pittsburg and Cherry Run,
Truot, burning in its progress the rigs, tanks,
cnne houses and oil of twelve wells. The
folowiru statement presents a fell account
of the amount of oil destroyed and property
consumed hy fire bi-tonglng to those wells,
and the names of the fntms and owners who
snrl'T" ! by tho unavoidable catastrophe.
Tallman Farm : Lyman Stewart, 6 wells
burned with 2500 barrals of oil, value $12,
500. Frank Andrews and others: Loss to
wells, rips, tnnks. ,t?., $r,,0(0. Chas. How
Ins: One well burned liO.T barrels. Loss $7,
000. Mr. Comey and oiberc: One well
burned with 23 barrels ot oil, loss $1,125.
Total loss on this Farm: $206.625 00
Pittsburit i Cherry Kim Tract, controlled
by Dr. Stintnburg. I wells burned with 300
barrels of oil. Loss if 0,525.
Total of oil destroyed, 4025 bbls. Total
value of oil, 21, 023. Valuo of rigs, tanks,
engino bouses, damage to machinery, etc.,
$12,125. Total loss $33,150.
The injury to those 12 wells by stopping,
and the amount of oil produced by them can
not bo accurately estimated. These wells
were producing fully 200 barrels daily, that
will be lost for ono week, at least. Tho in
jury to wells and loss of oil cannot bo less
than $17,000, making u grand total of near
ly 60,000 loss in all.
Tho oil on lire passed down Cherry Run
about half a mile before the fire was extin
guished, which was effected by constructing
a dam. But ono personal accident occurred
and that was by the fall of a tree, striking a
Mr. Uennot on tbo head injuring him bad
ly, though not fatally. Yours Truly.
V. E. Hammond.
Merchant's) Gargling Oil.
Tho work on tho Gargling Oil Labarato
ry is progressing rapidly, and when comple
ted, will bo an ornament to the city, as well
s a credit lo the eoterpriseof the company.
Z.ocfcjior( N. Y. Journal.
The above extract alludes to one of the
finest and most exW-nalvo labaratories for the
manufacture of a medicine or world wide
reputation known us Meixiiaxt's Gk;i.i.o
Oil. The building is located on Murkut
Streot, Lockport, N. Y., and Is used as a
manufacturing and shipping depot for this
compaay, and our readers would be snrpri
sed upon a visit to lbs establishment, to wit
ness the lubor performed daily by the em
ployees i n manufacturing, shipping, and oth
er duties which attach to so extensive a bus
iness as is carried on by tbiR Company.
Upwards of thirty years ago, this mcdi
cine was introduced to tho public by Geo.
W. Merchant, a practical chemist, ami for
two or three years the demand for this med
icino did not extend beyond Western New
York. Old selttlers in that locality iaform
us that it was the practice of Mr. Merchant
at that time to start out upon a tour with a
one horse vehicle, taking with him in bis
wagon a quantity suflieieut to supply the
trade with which ho was acquainted.
Gradually did tho deuiaud increase, until
it was found necessary to add new capital to
tbu bnsiuess, and a stock company was form
ed for the purpose of extending tbu trade-
Luainess gradually, but ratbor slowly, in
creased under tbe now arrangement, bit tho
investment mado at that timo proved a pay
ng one, and the demuud for the medicine
became greater and greater, extending far
into tbe different Slates of tko Union. Sev
eral yoars ago Mr. Merchant died, when Mr.
John Hodge, who bad been an employee iu
thu business department of the establish
ment, became a member of thu block compa
ny, was elected Secretary, und upouthitn,
from that timo to thu present thu busiuee
has wholly devolved. Tho business capac
ity aud popularity of Mr. Hodge, although
but a young man, seemed to put a frush iin.
petus iulo tbe trade, ued having coutrol ol
the titocK of tho Murohant estate, amounting
to $50,000 which has since passed into his
owu hands, tbe trado rapidly incruasid by
judicious advertising, and businets manage
ment, und lo-day s'.uuds iu thu lead uaioug
patent nivdiciuos.
Merchant's Gargling Oil is known iu a!1
countries, and shipments to foreign poi usus-
tuina the assertion that its merits uru kuowo
not in the United States atone. Togivu iu
Insight into thu amount of trudu douo yeai
'y by Ibis Company, which wu believu v'
now composed ot but three persons, Mr'
Hodge buiug tho principal stockholder, lust
year did a business ol $500,000, and the sum
oxpendod in advertising was upwards ol $13, .
ouu uuniig tho sauio time.
Tho Company has grow n iu wealth, and
inn biifcim-u uas now readied tiiut vast ca-
pucity that iho new, l uulilul ami commo.
dioiis laburatory was erected liom necesmy,
to accommodate what baa now become the
largt-st business in We.-eiu New V;,i,
ThU prosperity b due to '.la ,i..i-;;tr un-
. '.'.r-'n.Ta'.riw. -mtmcaerSeww -?rtrrtili iesiwe
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ubem..-; ul J ',i.:Lll .d.e. El;. rTj uk
Dartmcnt is under bis control, and one may
well judge of the labor he must perform to
carry on so large a trade) still bis amies
wear lightly upon him, apparently, and be
is ever that social -gentleman that will ga
tlier around him friends at lomo and abroad,
both in a business and social relation.
We have intended this lo be more or a brief
history of this groat concern than a "pud"'
for the medicino as the oil is known and in
daily use in nearly all parts ol the world.
It noeds no commont from us. A. D. Mil
ler A Co. are agents for this section.
On. Excit?msst, There Is considerable
excitement over soma recent oil develop
ments In the neighborhood of Tionesta.
The Forest Press comes out a few days in
advancoof its regular day of publication aud
rejoices over tho news in several columns of
Great Primer.
Ao exchange exclaims, "Women talk,
men act." To which tho Herald replies,
"Yes, and some men act very badly; while
many women talk entirely too much. A
compromise between tho two would be o1
service to tho cause of common humanity.'
Uxsk Ball. Match game of Base Ball on
tbo Steel ;Farrn on July 10th, between Ibe
Maplo Leaf B. B. C. of this place, and tbe
Rouseville II. B. C. ' Resulted in favor of
tho first named Club by a score of 21 to IS.
C. S. Ilnmieon, Secy.
Bia Hoofs. Hero is what the Philadel.
pbia Sunday Mercury says of a pair of
boots made lor a colored brother who
preaches tho Gospel to Ji.iseymen:
Our friend Captain Burion last wee!;
made a pair of boots for a nigger preacher
in Jersey, of sufficient dimensions to carry
dismay to tho beurt of a bullock. Tho
size was No. 17- Tbo "culled person"
fur whom they were ordered is lha same
divino who last winter, during tho raptun
ol a protracted meeting, sent a front panned
of Iho pulpit into thu middle of the audience
ut a single kick. Coptaiti Burton took hU
measure by sections. ' To get up the com
plete boots required the entire hide of a
thrco mouths' calf.
IUll.ito.to Ai-l'Iukxt. Tho Mcadvillu
Republican of the 8th Inst says: Yester
day as the evening train from Oil City on
thu Franklin Branch was running at ordi
nary speed below Reno, the rear cr was
thrown from thu hack and turned complete
ly ovur. It was filled with passengers,
mostly women and childun, ami strange
to sny nobody was injured. Among tho
passengers werii Hon. C. W. Glllillan and
Hon. C. V. Culver.
Tho latest pbasu of tho ritualistic contra
versy is tho attempt of thu low churchmen
to have his mother imprisoned for lunacy
on the sole ground that she attends ritualis
tic services. If difference in religious beliefs
is to bo accepted as u test of lunacy, the
whole world will soon bo u mad-house, for
every ono will pronounce bis neighbor of
an opposite faith stark, slurinjj mad. But
who aro to bo the judges in that c.ite?
V.'m. H. Seward und party leavts San
FrancUco for Sit!; to-day. tho Northern
Transportation Company placiug tho
sfcamer l' Vctivo ut his soi vice. Tho party
win visit t'orlland, Oregon, and Victoria,
und probably Kadrack Island. On their
return, after inspecting Southern California,
Mr. Seward starts for thu City of Mexico
via Acspulco, to pay u promised visit to
J uurcz.
Tbe directors of tho Buffalo und Erie
Railroad Friday accepted tho agreement to
consolidate with tho Lake Shore and Michi
gan Southern Uuihvay. suhioct to nimrovul
of tho stockholders' vote, to bu taken on
tao JUtu of August.
Tho President Fridsy, iu conversation
with several prominent Mississipplaue,
saiu tt was bis deairo, and bu should accord
ing instruct Generals Ames und Reynolds
iu their preliminary arrangements for the
election iu Mississippi and Texas, to observe
eutire fairness and impartiality.
Thu reports of damages by. the Hoods iu
Republican, Sulino uuj f-'olomou Valleys,
Western Kansas, have been greatly exag
gerated. Corn is nut injured ut all, aud
other crops uro not materially damaged.
Very few Ihu weru lost.
Thu Fmit Growers' Couvouliou at San
Frauciscoou Wednesday, adopted a resolu
tion that au organized effort bo mado to
obtain a reduction in thu frii;jbt charges of
tho l'auilio Railroad, which will enable
fr::it growers la plucul':uit iu tbo eastern
market ut a reasonable profit.
Charles W. Miller, of Espyville, has been
apjioiuted lu tepriMnt Crawford County
ill tho Ri-publicau Stale Coiumillee.
The bi;; ballnoii that went up in IJiilf.ilo
"n Monday, lau.o do-.vn i ear V.'ai'ien, up
wards r.f siy miles from the stalling
The balloon tots up.
TELEGRAPH
HK1DHTED FOlt TUB PA1LY HECOHD,.
Altcriioon IMsiuitctn's
, St Louis, July 12.
Friends or Allen and McCoolo met Satur
day night and mode preliminary a; range
menls for another mill between tho warier.
Filty dollars aside was deposited, and an
other meeting is to be bad this afternoon.'
wIi.h iilaa nt nirrprinAnl BM In llfl Siffned
and tbe deposit increased to $200. The
II .1.1 la In ha fnf- 2 AIM K i.ln oml fllll ffll t ill
four months within 50 miles of Cincinnati.
Poughkeepsio, July 12.
l-.i.i.- .rinrnnnn. 1urinir tho heavv
shower, two convicts ftt Sing Sing csenped.
i ney nave not ye. wuuu .i.
Dr Rods, having been llttlo more than
one week in Cuba, proclamis tbo rebellion
partially subdued. This assertion of the
new Captain General can scarcoly bo based
pon personal observation, and tho reports
of tbo Spanish Generals ha knows Irom ex
perience to be unreliable. His statement,
therefore, should be taken with a wide mar
gin reserved for bombast error. (
At tbo celebration of tbe Fourth in Mau
meo Cifv. Ohio, on Saturday evening, a
rocket, through carelessness, was shot into
tho crowd of spectators, struck Mr. Carroll
in the face, tore off her nope, half of her
upper jaw, and .tore away the flesh from
one sido of her IsC.
camiidacy Aol 'I:M;M.
l'ltDTllONOTAHY. - .
yi:. 1 I in I P'tiiM- si rtiinretl.fi luneorTiii'M
... rt V1..MV. ir Petm emii tvnlre. a ranuioair
for rmtlionstttry of Yennnco Comity, suljwt lo ihc
usaL'ta ol Ilia U inocraiic inny.
Local .ot !!.
mmw jAVA.si'Aitttowa, CAXAiiY, gkk
VAN. at A. V. JIlLLBIt CO.
A. T. M1I.1.EH &CO., rnvc Iho neenc - of the
Amran Whip Co., aid Western Whip Co.'s CI
:x ii ;lt vho'enlu prices.
(illlL WANTF.D
T. do c-nt-nl house work. Iitqutrt of
jimSttr. C. N. PAYNK, Boyd Kami
VEKY CHEAP SHKKT MITSIC, only five cents a
coiy, at W. II. NlcrtOLSON & CO.'S Stationery
Storo.
I'nrpel". or very qnallty and d-rrlptinn, nt
RKYNOMx,Ilt.ODIIKD CO'S, No. 11 Centre
Slroct, opposite tho P. ().. Oil City, Pa.
Hardware A laritc assortment of which is
lipfne closed out at reduced rales nt KEYNOLDH
U1!0DHEAI) & CO'S, Ko. ll Ccuro St., opiKMile
tho r.Ht OITiee, Oil City. Pa.
All ocionnis ijH settled Imaiedlatcly, 111 lie left
with nn oftlcer foreollectlon.
Apr Utf. REYNOLDS A CO.
All stylos of n ank ltooks. Note Paper, and En
vcl;ie iu Jobbing Lot", at
W. II. NICHOLSON ft CO.
BASE BALL BATS and SC'OHB BOOKS, at
W II Nieholson A CVs.
Wante dto Call
At It. I!. I-'Wicr's Drun Btoie, ono hundred per
stttis or more, and examine. Buses, Carnations,
EiichleJ, Muk Plant, lloletnopo', Pansles. Flh
Cernnii'.tiis, Itojo Goranlnmii and Ttonnets of Pare
tl-,r. .Tnirn 10.
Crockery Vor all kinds no to REYNOLDS
ltltonilEAD CO'S, No. 11 Centre Htreet, oppo
ulle Iho Post Ofllcc Oil City, P.
A now lot of the celebrated I. X. L. Knivrn Just
received at the POST OEFICE.
Try our Navy Tobacco. We know It la tha bewt
iu the market. W. II. NICnOLSON ft CO.
Tho very bunt pocket Cutlery Razors and Hcl
sors all warranted at W. H. NICHOLSON S.
Tho finest Plug Tobacco at
W. . NICHOLSON & CO 'S.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A
ctmcfits. lecuree, &c. Tho Hall has been relllted
and stronmhnnetl. No nnins nud exiielue has beon
scared to nialw It a first cIium
SHOW BUILDING.
On the first floor Is one of the bent Billiard Rooms
iu tho Centra. All under one management.
jiilyStf.
COEFIELD & PERRY'S
33oilei SIiotd!
( In renr officer A Norrls's Mnchli.0 Shop)
11-MtOI.EUfI CFNTIli;, PNNA.
lloilors and KIIIU lirpnired on short notice,
FLUE-SETTING AND REPAIRS GEN
ERALLY! ALL WORK WARRANTED.
lioller and Ent'lnm for salo.
C I. THOMPSON, M. I.,
KC'LECTIO PHYSICIAN,
NO. I, IIIA.MOSU HTIIUKT.
(IIp-Ktalra.)
TITTJSVILLE, ZP.
"MiiylSrir.
CIIA.11PION KKAItlKll.
Vr!5 ,l,l,l to I n form Oil Operators, ami the
tv t'uliliu pt-tii jull thut we tut) prei an il o re
r. sve orders fur our I'l ani.lou Sii t iiti,.r li,.r
li His wiihuul UouU ihc inot p-iftel loo' fo
l.a-u-.ae tha: tas ; :; X;::1 oive ' ,u
Ci l-'lalIKH NoKEle Co
MEHCiUMT'S
GAEGLING OIL, '
IS THE
BEST LINAMEIMT
IN Till'. WOULD f
For Man & Beast. .
30 Year In l ie.
.' C73 CD
Is (ood fur Ithoiimnllfm, Chilblain", Corns, V hlt
lows, Cnked llreasis. Sore Ntpplex, Cramps, V.mU,
Ulle of nninuiK Wenki.ese of lite .lolllls, I'otiiruc
tlom of the Mtwetri, Hums sntl Scalds, 1' nut lllirn,
Painri.l NervoiiM nlVeetlon, Clmppitl Hand, Limt;
Hiiek. I'niu ill III" Side, Swelling, Tinners, Tootll
Ache, Old Sores, Ueiuorrliolds or Piles, llush
II. .n, 1,1a, nnr JlMft.1. In I'llMTM. I 'lllpL Ki I 'P
Kont K(,t In Mlwtim. Hiifl ninnv oilier ilit-M4t'M lii. l'
drnl lo Man nud lleiut. .
a so
It. D Tayioii, ul'Ciincoiil, Kv-, says tlio t ii rIiiii;
Oil cured a horse of til", injur il wlule plouliin i,
aiteiuptitiK to step over a stump, almul severity lii,
lhlh from the hod ; also that he has ised it iu his
family for llf.een years, und l Hit best remt-dv ftr
Cuts, Hums, llruUes, Krort llitis, Strains, RbVuui
atliiiu, tic-, lie cvur used.
From Ciicmi- A Hues , Cochrane Ijindiiur. Oliin,
Nov. U. IK We are pleased ith yttnr tuedit iiir
It lias iieeii the uuiiiis ef carina a irrent niiinlH-r ir
tlill'erent diseases upon pert-ons, as nln upon liurMi
We Ihltik 11 cures all you rueoiiinientl it to Ut. e
wnntytitl to sentl us the Ui'iier pronoilion tit tie
variety mr "Family I'sc,1' In small bottles.
From Dn. .1. P. Tcuhki.!., Warren. Ind., March 3
lR5r. I am eliuni;td iu tho prneticeof uii'dicini-,
and And ymir OarKliie.' Oil an cMieiiifly etlicicii
remedy in all cases whutu an cxlinttil upidiciiiaii
is indlcnlei.
From D11. C. 1J. Nkai rturrl. tow.-i. Dee.
I have piaciieed niedieihe iu this coitiiiy Kt-T.-n
i-ars and i heerfully reooiniiieiid your dui-L-iii 011
as the best liMiuueut iu use.
From T. T. W. Eti.is. C.a , J in. II lsv.i If I
could receive bottfltoM-s of the Gary in Oil it Hi. I
not be loo nillrh. ns I Ihil k I cmllil stKiu Ibxl ala
fur it till, the iiKiufry bt-in Iretpieut siuce it It sii
JKtsed lUnt I h avo It f' r sale.
From Dn Wm. S. Mi.-I'ali., Chninol', Io.. Nov. H,
l,S-,s. Veur Imif-'llliL' Oil l lakini; thehiiioolt rnmi
all tl.e linilili'iits of the day. If vou desired tlu-tu.
I could pntetire docr.s of certificates from lii-j
who have been cured by it.
Messrs Jtnlji.v . linos , Wholesale I)rns-.-i'!,
Whteling Va., ssy, under d to or .Inly 21, :s 1.,
Unit I hey can itilfely recommend the li.-e lini; U11
for inoiuiliseate tlnn il i- recoinmeiiii' tt ,.r.
Krom J. K. FtiiKii. ('iiittntown. I'd.. .Iiintt ::t,
lfill Yourtial'ijling Oil la dolnn nilli h bellur lino
tlitlll forinto ly, since ila) virtues have lit mu knuui;,
iimI the bottles put up for Filially I'm-, oiilina
stain, aie iiiucti sought for.
Extract from a letter from Hon Nathan I iviwkv,
Couuly Jtld-.-e of Shelhv Co., Iowa dated lliiilan,
April l.t. lsur It is decidedly preferred to miv hi.
anient sold in this section.
Kxtract ot a letter from Samuels, lit re, ililr.l
Falli-banr, Ohio. .Inly 17, Imm. In .Inn,- la-i, Henry
Minllle had a yearling coll that hail what w.M mii
ticeud to bo Dyptlu-ria for lueru Ihan ten titv.-ati
Mint it could not eat, and thu Hi rout swolen ai'mixi
shut, nud il u use of Ihreu or four application of
the. dollar bo .Ion did thu desired elliv i.
K.om A. C. NlBU, Lewisville, CosehtHrtoil .
Jlarch. 18VJ. I have used vnur liargliie.' Oil for the
Scrntcluis ou my horse, and ft cuicd it with the lini
aitttlictiiiuu.
F.-om Enos MATiism Midtlh-iVrirt, N. Y.. .Inly "A
lSj(). I pnrehased a Ixiltle of your tiiifjllni; Oil (
yourailent, A. S ll.ikciyut Midtlleport. ami as vet
have used but half ol it. I think il has Ki,.n ine
more relief iu a cn-teof severu Uiieiiinalisiii. of loin;
standing, than any thine; 1 have ever used buloic.
Extra 1 from a letter from J. O. Pratt, ilainl
Qulncy, ChuiiL-iuiua Ce N. V., August IV, lssi. 1
hnve been actpittiiiied with your inetlieiue ttJarulini;
Oil) for the hist lourteeu years. U has proved a
sure cure for Foot Hot In Sheep for which I sold
the laet bottle aud have calls a'moit daily for more.
Please forward as soou iu convenient.
Always Inquire, for
Merchant's Celebrated
GARGLING OIL,
And take no other.
ltctu.il Price. tjil.OO, SO CI.,
and !8.5 Cts.
Shako well before using, and rub on thoroughly
befuru tho Uru or some, warm subslauce.
TheClargllnsr Oil has been In use as a linnineiit
8! years. All we ask Is a air trial, but bo eiuo
and lolltw directions,
Ak your nearest Druggist, or dealer In Patent
Mediciuea lor ono of our Almanacs and Vndii Me-
cuius, aud read what the imiU say about the Oil.
Tho OnrellUL' Oil Is fir snln bv nil losnnotiihlii
dealets lljioiilioiit the United States aud oilier
couutrius.- .
Our tettinwniali dale from ls:!3 to lStiAatid aru
uiwtlkilrit. Csu thu Qaritlim; nil and tell you'
neighbors what good it lias done.
Wa deal fnlr aud liberal with alt ami ili-fv contra
diction. .
aVInimfUfliirixl ut
IiOckitort, X. V., Iy
Mel Hunt's (;.u i:iiii Oil Co.
JOHN HODHI-:, Seeretary.
Soldhy A. . MII..l:iC eV CO.,
in!-J ."olrolcini Ceil 10, Pi.
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Poisons, Stratches or (Sriiise, Spiiimluili, Satid 1 1
Oracas, Lameness, Strains, FoiuiduriiiK Keel , Miuibu,
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