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VEIJESDAY B0RX1XG, SEPT. 10, '.871.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
nurge3. O. Dai,k.
Chancemen XV, P. Mtrcll1loU, W. 11.
Jlarlan, P. 1). TtinmiM,M. J. Woleott, Goo.
Bovard, T. H. Cohl.
Justice of the JYtfc W. P. Morcilllott,
D. H. Knox.
Ctrttufn&lV Geo. Haslet.
ArAnol Director S. I. Irwin, M. W.
Tale, II. O. Davis, I. H. Knox, . J. Wol
eott, L. Li. llackott. .
FOREST COUNTY OFFICER.S.
PrrMdcnt jHrljeXV. V. Junk.
' Atimeiate Jnlge3. A. FnorEn, Ai
BliKW Cook.
ahtirtfT. 3. Va- Oiksk!.
Treaimrrr Frko. Oi.A"H!rn.
Prothonntnry, Register & if ceorrfer, tfc
). B. AoNEW.'
(nmisionrr .Taooii MKncinaorr, T.
P. Coiun, Joiik Thompson,
0nv in"frn H. F, IIoiibkr.
nutrlct Atroi-neuXV. W.MAwn.
Jury ttjirimwiianar QeoiioiS Blooms,
Wll PATTBBSOK.
Aittnty sruMor .D. Iawiif.
Oron'rr JoMAn Wiwak.
tton'i'y ,4rfreori Wx, Clauk, T. B,
rtnnii I.. Wakhkh.
Member of Congrts Uth DutrMC. B.
Ccktis.
Atttmbly3. B. Lawsow.
Tim of Train
At TIONESTA STATION, on nnd after
Tunrsdsv, juit itn, i?a:
BOL'TU 1st CLAM.
Train 22 - - - R:2U i. m.
" 24 . 7:03 p. ui,
2p CLAM.
TrulnSO .... ll:45a. m.
M - - - 8:43 p. m.
FOKTH 1ST CLABH-
Tratn 21 ... 10:20 a. m.
" 23 - fit p. m.
2D CLAWS.
Train M .... 8:r. a. in.
6 . - - - 2:32 p. ni,
On tho Hivcr Division i. c. from Oil HI?
to IrvinoUm, np tlio river is North ; clown
the river, south.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. Branson, of Cnrry, formerly
Miss Brownlee, of this place, is at
present la town ou a visit to licr
friends.
A lunjority of the Odil Fellows of
Tioueita went out to Lickiugville, to
help organize a lodge tbere. From re
ports we believe a good society will be
formed thevo.
Juo Hiding, who now occupies
the house recently vacated by T. IV
Cobb, is putting a new fence around
the property, which the mmo will add
50 or CO per cent, to the looks of the
aanie.
Scott, the victim of the Siverloy
ville tradgedy, of which we published
an account last week, was quite low at
ast accounts. The same mystery still
surrounds the enso as when tho deed
was perpetrated.
From the Derrick of yesterday
Are learn that a man named De Haven
was stabbed by one George Uead, ou
Monday evening, in three places. None
jnt the wounds are necessarily fatal
Read is in custody.
Tho house occupied by Al. Pur
tridge, is undergoing some repaint,
among others, having a cellar dug and
a largo kitcheu built. The job will
probably be finished in the course of a
.couple of weeks.
"fater diggin' is now 'occupying
4he attentiou of our agricultural pop
,ulatioo, and the potato bug wanders
.around, disconsolate. Their striped
forms can be seen perambulating ou
sidewalks at all hours of the day.
The Union Timet has passed into
the bauds of Prof. II. D. Persons, for
raerly Sup't. of Schools of Craw
ford county. The situation U a good
one, and the new proprietor has ou
.best wishes for a successful future.
Before our next issue our readers
will probably learn who the M. K
Coufureuce has giveu us for a minister
Of course everybody hopes that-Tio
nesta will get a miuister who will be
acceptable to everybody a large bill
to fill.
-According to Treasurer Spinner,
there seems now to be no way to cover
the "back pay stal" into tho Treasury
80 that the holders cannot get it ou
' again, unless they are so patriotic as
to die and will it the United State
Let us have the funerals.
Hon. G. ViT. Scofield has been ad
m quitted practice in io courts
J'rie county. Several years ago he
.was admitted to prctice there, but had
lost the record of his first admission
Tho Judge will probably do some tull
pleading when be guts fairly iijto th
Harness agaiu.
By reference to our new advor
t'seraents, it will be seen that the firm
,of Hilbrouuer & Co. havo dissolved,
pur relutious with this firm have been
pleuuut, aud wo wish them success
whorever they may settle. Einstein,
however, talks of starting another
store here ou his own houk,
Just at this season of tho yenr it
will be interesting to sportsmen to
know when they may kill game with
out breaking tho laws of Pennsylva
nia and thereby incurring a fine, and
perlinps imprisonment. Deer may be
killed from September 1 to Plocber-
31 ; squirrels from July 1 to Decem
ber 31 j plover from August 1 to De
cember 3,1 ; snipo from September to
April 20; woodcock from August 1 to
December 21 ; quail or partrideges
from November 1 to December 31 j
pheasants pinnated grouse from Sep
tember 1 to December 31 ; rabbits
from October 1 to December 31 rail
birds nnd rccd birds from September
1 to December 81; wild turkeys from
October 1 to December. No person
shall at any time, within this State,
kill any robin, thruth, lark, flicker,
flinch, or wondpocker, or any other in
sectivorous bird under a penalty of
five dollars for each bird.
The stone work ou tho Lacytown
bridgo is now progressing rapidly. Ou
Friday morning last, right feel of tho
abutment ou the other side ot the
crcuk wcro np. The are 1G to 18 men
constantly employed on the work,
which will probably bo ready for the
iron this month. With their present
force, and ouo derrick, they can put
up 50 perches of stone in a day. From
the apprarauco of tho work we should
thiuk it was intended to stand for eight
or ten ecu tunes, at least, barring
earthquakes. Mr. West, who is well
known about hero in this connection,
will put up the iron work. In the mean
time he goes to Irvincton to put the
iron on a bridge over Brokenstraw at
that point.
The commissioners to select a site
for tho proposed insane asylum, visited
our place on Friday last, and were
show around by several of our citizens
The Oldtown flats were seen and ad
mired by the commissioners, and
should Tiouesta be selected as the
place for the asylum, the flats will an
doubtedly be the site thereof. AH the
supposed-to-be-eligible sites in the din
trict will be examiued before the com
missioners report, but wo beleive Tio
uesta will be the place selected. There
is not a healthier nor more convenient
place in the district, at nny rate. As
soon as the report is made our reader
will be informed of the fact.
The Democratic' Stato Conven
tion, which assembled in Wilksberre,
on Wednesday last, placed in uoraina
lion for State Treasurer, Frank M.
Hutchinson, of Allegheny, and for
Supreme Judgo, James It. Ludjuw, of
Philadelphia. As far as the cliarae
ters of these gentlemen are concrued,
we know nothing against them, but
the fact that they arc on the wrong
side of the house to be elected. We
state the facts thus fairly, although
our candidates. Judge Gordon and
R. W. Mackcy havo received nothing
but abuse fron almost the entire Dem
ocraiic press of the State.
It will be seen bv reference to the
announcements that we have now
candidate for Assembly. We would
like to say a good word for Mr. Alii
son, but that might deter some other
man from coming out, which would be
money right out of our pockets, and
that's something we cannot afford
in these times of cheap lumber aud
long notes. If, however, we cannot
invoiglo uny pioro candidates into an
nouncing, we'll descant on tho merits
of our caudidate just before the pri
marics.
Lawrence is pushing his building
up as fast as it is possible for any man
to do. A 'though only a little over a
week since ho purchased the lot
he has nearly nil his lumber on the
grouud, and tho foundation, or rather
uuderpiuujpg, in shape to lay tho sills
on. The building is to be quite a large
one; we should say about 30x00, two
stories high. It will probably be fin
ished this fall. Smith Foreman will
superintend the work, and dq a good
denl of it himself.
. Two spans of the river bridgo are
up, the pluuk Uid, painted aud practi
cally completed. The masons are at
work ou tho last pier, and are pushing
the work so that it will be ready for
the third spau in about a week. After
that cornea tho abutment aud short
span, which will be a comparatively
short job. lu about two weeks we be
lieve foot passengers can cross ou the
bridge. The whole structure will prob
ably bo completed in about a month
or six weeks.
Dou't fail to go to Kobiiiiou &
Banner's if you wtut ttoves, stovepipe
or tinware. 23-tf.
Another big fire at Titusville on
Sunday morning last, which, burned
down a wooden row of, seven large
buildings. The entire lass will approx
imate $73,00.0, Tbo cause of tho fire
has not yet been, ascertained. The
burnt district will l immediately
covered, over with first class structures.
The fire, therefore, may prove a bless
ing in disguise ;'but if it is, it is very
muck diguised.
The Titusville cricket club 1ms
been out on a "tower, and wns very
badly scooped at Syracuse, N. Y., the
score standing 146 to 74. The St.
Cutherina's Club, of Buffalo got away
with them, ulso, to the tune of 1C2 tq
46. The next time thoso Titusville
chaps take a "tower" they won't go
up into York State.
On tho ontsido of to-day's piper
will be found the election procUma'
tion in full. It will bear perusal, es
pecially by those whose duties are
pointed out by the registry law. Of
course while this interesting document
remains in our paper we can not give
our usual amount of reading matter,
but will make it up after the election.
Sponge Caki:. To tho yolks of six
eggs, well benten, udd three-quarters
pound of white sugar, juice of one
lemon, one-half pound of flour, having
in it ono measure of Banner Baking
Powder, and the whitea of six eggs,
beaten very stift".
r.ach can ot the uanner liaking
Powder contains a small measure, to
bo used eveu full, according to printed
directions. If you cannot obtain this
really valuable article from your gro
ccr, send twenty-five cents by. mail,
addressed to Banner Baking Powder,
P. O. Lock Box, 317, Pittsburgh, Pa.
and you will receive, postage paid, t
quarter pound package together with
a list of fifty valuablo Recipes.
Pianos and Organs. The makes of
Weber; Steck; Matushck ; Haines
Mason & Hamlin; Smith American
Estey, and several others. Foreign
and domestio Sheet-Music, Music
Bocks. All kinds of Musical Instru
mcnts, nnd merchandise of the best
quality are constantly on hand at Jos,
Steinhuri'pr & Co.'s, Music Dealers
Oil City, Pa. Agents for the above
named manufactures tor this section
and fur all tho music publishers in the
country, bend for catalogues and
price lists. 20 tf
Carrier Seminary.
The Fall term of Carrier Seminary
will commence on Monday, September
first. The Faculty comprise a full
corps of teachers of great experience
and well qualified to meet the wants
of the public. '
By order of Trustees,
John Keatlly, Prcst
Clarion, Pa., Aug. 6, 1873.
For Sale. One Ten Horse Engine
ami Boiler. For sale cheap or will
trade for a good team of horses or
young Cattle. C. L. Hanna,
Agent Hickory Farm Oil Co.,
West Hickory, Pa,
Thoso beautiful lots just north
Mrs. Henry's residence can bo bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. tf.
The lightest running Machine in
tho world is tho Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so
and he knows. 46 ly
The best stock of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware in
Oil City can be found at J. Wolf's
Contre St. Particular attention paid
the repairing of fine Watches. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to
39-ly.
The colored nddress label on each
paper shows the date to which the sub
scribcr hns paid, thus
Thos Turner 174,
signifies that Mr. Turner has paid fo
his paper until March 1st, 1874 Tho
mail list is corrected weekly. Bycpn
suiting the address label every subscri
ber can tell how his account stands.
Our accounts go back no further
than tho 1st of January, "(3, the ac
counts previous to that tima being
payable to the old firm. Tho old sub
scriptiou book is yet io our hands, and
our receipts will be recognized by the
old firm. ftf.
STOCK FOR SALE.
T. J. Payne, having Cuished logging
for the seasou, has for sale eight (S)
horses &nd two (2) pairs of oxen. They
will be sold cheap. Apply at Payne's
Mill, near Newmanvillo. tf.
The Queen Clothes Wriuger. Best
Pit, at Kohi.nsun & B0Jii:;'s.
-rMarringo Certificates, blank
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, Subpoenas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants and
nformations, for salo at this office, tf
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near Claringtou, this
county, are for sale at a bargnin. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on the Clarion
River, and would be a fineite for an
extensive tannery aud sawmills. Map
and particulars can be seen n apply-
ng to the editor of this paper.
Jury List for Sept. Term, 1873.
JRAND JURORS.
Tionesla Bor. Geo. W. Robinson,
Foreman. Michael Ittel.
Tionesta Twp. Sylvester Butter-
field, Jacob Stitzinger, A. Striley.
Harmony. Ira Copeland, Daniel
Stewart, F. A. Flanagan, W. S. Ab
bott, John Hall, B. G. Morrison.
Hickory. N. Pi Wheeler, John
Cromer, Charles Murphy, James Hen
derson. Barnett. Geo. Paup, Joseph Rey
nolds, Jacob Mays.
Green. David Guyton.
Jeuks. Irwin Robinson.
Howe. Thomas Porter, Robert
Black.
Kingslcy. Frank Guyton, Robert
Graham.
TETIT JURORS.
Tionesta Bor. James Cole, J. A
Hart, Jos. Grove, Frank Mabie, Dan'
el Agnew, Ferninand Wenk, Jas.
Graham, George Bush,.S. C. Sloan,
Wilber Grove, Jas. Swaggart.
Tionesta Twp. Wm. Hood, Jas,
Huddlcson, hristian Cropp.
Barnett Jos. Carson, Albert Flick,
Wm. Henry.
Hickory. Wm. A. Connelly, diss.
Albauch. Jas. Hall, Jas. Green, Jas.
Hunter. Wm. Albauffh, Hirnm Brown,
John Shunk, Judson Clark, John II.
Went worth.
Kinjrsiey. Nelson Cole, D. Hugins,
D. Gibson, H. D. Heath, J. S. Carson,
A. ilson.
Harmony. Henry M Setley, Geo,
Culver, Ryan Heman, W. Y. Siggins,
U. J. (Jopeland, Ira Chase, Koss Clark,
A. A. Copeland, Wm. Hyde, J. b,
Connelly.
Jenks. John Mercilliott.
Green. Fred. Weyant, J. Childs
Jacob Myers, S. N. Flowers.
New invoice, boots
anc shoes,
mens'., boys' nnd youths' boots, womans
shoes and gaiters, misses and childrens
shoes. Stock full and complete ; come
and see before purchasing elsewhere
we try to please all.
Robinsqn A BoN'xicn.
Job Printing.
Do you want posters ?
Do you want hand-bills ?
Do you want business cards ?
Do you want a tieat bill head ?
Do you want 4 tasty letter head T
Dq you want a nice visiting card J
If sn, leave your orders at tho Ro
publican office where they will be e?e
cuted in the uentest style and on most
reasonable terms.
NEW BILLIARD ROOMS!
ADJOINING the Tionesta House, at the
mouth of Tionesta Creek. The tublru
and room are now, and everything kept in
order. To lovers of tho h'umi) a cordial
invitation is extended to come and play
1.. .1, ...... , IT'Illl't. I.Om
111 111a nun iiruui. in. ai ii'M, -VI'
RUBBER G0QDS,
RUBBER GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
AT
II. 1. TX1I?II A CO.'S
CUNTKE HTUEtT, OIL CITY. PA,
Wo have an lmmeiiNC assortment of tho
above goods in every atylo and quality
imaginable, as lor install :
H inch Two-ply neltlnjr.
2 inuh Two-plv Helling.
21 inch Tv'Ori'ly ljcltiug.
2 inch Threrply Belting.
i!i inch Throu-piy ISolting.
8 inch Throo-ply Halting,
3) ineh Three-ply liclting.
4 inoh TI)roe-ply Hi-Uhih.
6 inch Three-ply lieltiii
n nun 1 nroe-plv Melting.
7 inch Throe-ply Helling.
8 inch Fonr-ply liclting.'
U inch Fonr-ply Melting.
10 inch Four-ply lioltiug.
12 inch Four-ply tcltiug'
FIVE-PLY ANft ENDLESS BELTS
IO OKUKll U SlOUT UTll.E,
AVo garentee satisfaction in every in
ttance. o aro headquarter for thp
uuove gooas.
JI. G. TINKER & CO.
WlLLIAMSPOKT, PA.
For both sexes. Established 25 years.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
n pvory Department of Cultura. Send for
Catalogue. Arrange parly for rooms.
Kail term bftginn Auk 2th.
W. LEE SrOTTSWOOO, D. P.,
15-6t Prenhleut.
DRUG STORE I
Jas. H. Epnos, Proprietor,
(at tho old Btand of Forest Co. Drug toro)
ELM STREET, - Tiohbsta, Pa.
1 A VINO purrhased the entiro Block of
thn KnrAHt, i ounn iirutr n lore. i u nve
cbnnKed the name to the "American," and
put in an entire new duck oi
DBTJGS,
PATENT MEDICINES, .
TOBACCO,
mm,
NOTIONS, &C,
LIQUORS, For $Tcdicaue ONLY
nn.lt. T n..fnr.tlv nii.A anlrl tllllfll
cheaper man lormeriy.
Also all kinds ot OUh, Kerosene, Tur
pontine, Jtonrine, Toilet Articles, 1'er
tumeric, e., for aula cneap.
I am agent for the
PERKINS & HOUSE
NQN-EXPLOSIVE LAMP,
Tim onlv SAFE LAMP made, will burn
all kinds of oil with porfett aafety, being
all Motal It can not ureaK,ana so consiuci
ed it cannot explode
TIJE SODA FOUNTAIN
is constantly charged and iced, and will be
served un In the best manner, t'all aud
see me. JAS. II. FONE.-J
THE BOOT & SHOE STOKE
OIF" THDIOTJTE1 1
TVT E. STEVENS. Proprietor. Fartios
1 . In want of FINE Boots and Shoes will
always nnd a good assortment atntevens'
wuon t-nn mil lnMt hav i'From Tionestii'
and you will ba liberally dealt with.
tf-Olll PI. J5. BlliVliflO.
NOTICE.
Commissioners' Officr, Forest Co.,)
Tionesta, Mat 1, JUa. j
Notice is horehv givon that the bridao
across Tionesta liroeK near " mouni win
bo removed by the loth inst, and the Creek
will be obstructed for sixty days thereaf
ter in tho erootian of a new bridge l c. All
persons intorestod will govern themsolvos
accordingly.
liy order ortue county iomnussinners,
CROVER & BAKER
ni:ivi(i MACiiiXE.3
Tie fallowing are salooted from thqns
auds Of tpetjmonials of similar ebaraoter,
as exprpssiiig the reasons for the prefer
ence of the UroverA Baker Machines over
all others.
"I like tho Grover & Baker Ma
chine, In the first place, becauso if I had
an v other, 1 sliould still want a u rover
Baker ; and having a CJ rover & Baker it
answers the purpose of all the rest. ' It
does a greater vui iety of work and is easier
to icarn than any other," Mrs. J. C. Cr
lv (Jennv June)
"i nave naa several years' exne,
rience with a Grover A Bukcr Machine,
which has given 1110 great satisfaction
think the Ci rover & Baker Machine U more
easily manngod, and less llsUJe to get out
of order. I prol'er tho Grover A Buker de
cidedly. Mrs. ur. watts. Cow York
"I have had 0110 in my ratnily for
some two ycui's; ami uom wnat 1 know
of its workings, and from the testimony of
many 01 my irieinis who usauio siiiue. 1
can hardly seo how nny thing c.ould be more
complete or give hotter satisfaction,"
Mrs. lion, urani.
T. J. VAN tilESEN. Agent.
Tionesta, Pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road
DIRECT ROUTE TO BUFFALO
THROUGH THE OIL REGIONS,
ON AND after Monday Feb. 24, Train
will run as follows (Philadelphi
lime;:
SOUTH.
Buffalo Express leave Oil City at 2 10 pm
Arrives at Pittsburgh 8 56 p m
Night Express Leaves Oil City ft 60 p ta
Arrives at Pittsburgh Sltiiu
Day Express leaves Oil City 0 15 a m
Arrives at Pittlburgh 6 0b p in
pil City Accom, leaves Oil City 4 65 p. iu.
and arrives at Brady's Bend U 30 p. ui.
NORTH.
Buffalo Ex. leaves Pittsburgh at 7 40 a m
Arrrivea at Oil City at 8 26 p in
Night Express Leaves Pittsburgh 0 00 pm
Arrives at Oi. City 6 40 a in
Day Express leaves Pittsburgh 12 10 a m
Arrives at Oil Citv 8 Li n 111
Oil City Acc. leaves Brady's Boud 8 40 a m
and arrives at Oil Citv 12 00 m
aim arrives at uu l uy 1;
Silver Palace Sleeping Cars on
Express Trijins, between PitUbuig
Titusville. Through Couches ou Da
1 niuhi
ch nnd
Lav Ex.
press 1 rains uetween I'lttsburgli un.l Boa
t"n. J. j. LAWltENfE,
T. M. KINC,, " Qeli'. H frW
A t. Sup't.
Tla Republican Ofllce
KEEPS constantly on hand a large as
aortnientof Blank Demls. M
HubrxBnaH, WarrantM. Bummnni. Am t.
i V.m. .1.1 f 1 .
1 j'
- AWARDED BY THB
AMERICA INSTITUTE,
TOJ. XV. McKEE, for
Embroidering and Fluting Machints.
"It la Ingrnioua and will met the wanta
of every matron In the land."
EXHIBITION; OF 187. '
John. E. Oavlt, Recording Secretary,
e . A. unrnara. rreaiacni,
Samuel D. Tiiman, Correnpnding Secy.
xsew xorK, jnovemoer-z", isiz.
This simple and ingHnoui Machine i M
useful as tho Mewing Machine, aud Is fast
becoming popular with ladles in the place
of expensive Noedle-work, ita work being,
mucfl mora handsome, requiring loestimo
and not ona tenth part the expense. No
lady's toilet is now complete witnoat it.
A Macntne witn uiusiraiea circular ana
full instructions sent on receipt of $2. or
nnisheu in sliver plate tor vz.i .
Address, The MrKee Manufacturing).
00a iiroauway, ne tors.
Agents Wanted.
DR. GARVIN'S ELIXIR CF UR.
Is recommended by regular Medical
petitioners and a speedy cure guaruteeu
for Colds. CoiiL'hs.tVtnrrh, Asthma, Bron-;
chita, Spitting Blood, Coinsuption and all
l'ulnioiif,ry L'ompiaints. seroiuia, n.rysip
alaa,' l)vHiiepsia and Gout. Dysentery,
Cholera-morbus, Cholera and nil livoraud
bowel complaints. Kldnov diseases aud
all ariections of the Urinnl Organs perfect
v harmless free from Mineral or Alco
holic properties pleasant lotakeand nov-
r Known to lau rrica . per uuiur,
-nil niirliciilnrs wilh medical testimony
nnd certificates sent on application. Ad
dress, L. F. Hyde Co., ;u5 Seventh Ave
nue, Now York.
DARTS FROM THE DEVIL;
OR
CUPID ABUSED.
A Book just issued, ex posing the "iorson-.
als" that have uppeared In the New York
Newsnaners: their history and lesson.
Stylish Villians fully exposed. Adver
tisements from fiespcraie men 10 oeauuiut
women ; Clandestine meetings 1 how frus
trated ; The History of thCo,xlriehTrag
ouy tho result of a "personal." Descrip
tion of Living Brcadwuy SUtues. Ex
poses social corruption. Sent on recaipj
of 60 cts. Address, Unique Printing llouitt
38 Vesoy St., N. Y.
rpilE BECKWIT1I 820 Portable Fapny
1 Sewing Machine, on 30 Buys Trial :
many advantages over all. SatisraoUou
guaranteed, or ?-0 refunded. Kent com
pleto, with full directions. Bockwith Sew
ing Machine Co., 8U2 Broadway, N. Y. 4
Tllli NEW UK.MEOV FOU KIPTl'RK.
An Important Invention. It retains tho
Kupture at all times, and undor tho hard.
est exercise or severest strain. It is worn
with comfort, and If kept on night and
(lav, ell'ects a permanent cure in a few
weeKs. csoia cneap, anu scui, uy wiu
when requested, circulars free, when or
dered by letter sent to The Elastio Truss
Co., No. 683 Broadway, N. Y. City. No
body uses Melat Spring Trusses) too
painful; they slip oil too lrequontly. 4
THE I'AKLOU tO.WMU.N,
Evory Lady wants one ! . . ..v1
Every Mail ought to have ono ! I
Sent on receipt of Ten Cents. Addrasa,
L. 11 Y Diu a CO., Ilk) eevonin ATenoe,
New Y'ork. 4
'YOU ASK! I'LL TELL!"
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