"IV
T. E. WENK,
KDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Mil M. ISS4.
llcpublirnu Ticket.
HTATK.
COSUUI'SS-AT-I.AROK.
cjkn'i. e. s. osbounh,
of Luzerne County.
Announcements
The following intoa will bo charged for
announcing candidates : Congress, &!0;
Assembly, $10; Associate Judge, $10; Fro
thonotary, $10; Sheriff, 8; Commissioner,
6; Auditor, $1; Jury Commissioner,
County Superintendent, $.". Those torms
arO STRICTLY CASH I APVANOK.
CONG HESS.
W are authorized to announco AN
DREW COOK, of Harnett township, as
n candidate for Congress, subject to Re
publican usages.
ASSEMRLY.
Wo are authorized to announce Tr.
J. M. RURKETT, of Harnett township,
as a candidate for Assembly, subject to
Republican usages.
Wo are authorized to announce Pr. S.
S. TOWLER, of Jenks township, as a
candidate for Assembly, subject to Repub
lican usages.
We aro authorised to announco TETER
BERKY, of Howe township, as a candi
date for Assembly, subject to Republican
v.sages.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Wm. R.
COON, of Harnett township, as a candi
date for Associate Judge, subject to Re
publican usages.
' We authorized to announco LEWIS
ARNER, of Kingsley township, as a can
didate for Associate Judge, subject to Re
publican usages.
PROTHONOTA RY.
We aro authorized to announce WILL
IAM LAWRENCE, ot Tionesta town-
ship.as a candidate for Protlionouiry, sub-
j ect to Republican usages. t
We aro authorized to announco CUR-
tTTO If L' II I 1CL l 'V F T .innuta ua a
candidate for Frothonotary, &o., subject
to Republican usages.
SIIERIFF.
We are authorized to announce LEON
ARI AG NEW. of Howe township, as a
candidate for Sherifl", subject to Republi
can usages.
We aro authorized to announce JAMES
R. CLARK, of Tionesta, as a candidate
for Sheriff, subjoct to Republican usages.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
S. HENDERSON, ot Hickory township,
as a candidate for County Commissioner
subject to Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce GEO.
W. OSGOOD of Kingsley township as a
candidate for Couuty Commissioner sub
ject to Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce J. R.
CHADWICK, of Tionesta, as a candidate
for County Commissioner, subject 10
Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce W. C.
BROMLEY, of Harmonytownship, as a
candidate for County Commissioner, sub
ject to KopuDiican usages.
February, 20, 1884.
Ed. Republican:
Dear Sir
Please announce my name as a candi
date for County Commissioner from
Kingsley township, subject lo Republi
can usages.
S. J.SETLEY.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
We are authorized to announce QUIN
TAIN JAMIESON. of Tionesta town
ship, as a candidate for County Auditor
- subjoct to KepuDiican usages.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
A. SCOTT, of Jenks township, as a can
didate for County Auditor, subject to
Republican usages.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announco HEN
ItY O. DAVI3, of Tionesta,' as a candi
date for Jury Commissioner, subject to
, Republican usages.
Withdrawal.
Baknett Twp., May 24, 1884.
Tdiior Forest Republican :
After, due consideration and consult
ation with my Republican friends, I
liave coHcludel to withdraw my name
as a candidate for Sheriff. Thank
ing my many friends for their kind
t assurances of support, I am respect
fully. J. R. Landis.
Attend the Primaries.
One week from uext Saturday,
June 7th, the Republican Primary
iiilections take place. We wish to
urge upon every Republican in the
.county the importance) of attending
and casting their votes for the candi
dates of their choice. Thus far the
canvass has been very pleasant be
.tween the aspirants, and we have ev
tary reaBon to believe the feeling will
be harmonious and pleasant after tho
contest is over and the ticket made.
Let every Republican be on hand,
and let him bring with him his neigh
bor who is not in sympathy wjth the
wholesale system ot bossism and ma
chine rule adopted by the wire-pullers
ot toe Democrat and Greenback par
-ties of this county. All those former
Republicans, who are opposed to being
betrayed by-a few political schemers
who have nothing in view but the
spoils and the advancement of their
,owu selfish eutls, are invited to come
out to our primaries and show these
self appointed leaders that while they
may be able to sell out the party, they
.can never deliver the goods.
Let not a Republican stay at home.
There is abundance of good material
to select from, and each member of
the party should consider it his duty
to atttud the primaries. A good vote
now prepares the way for a glorious
euccess iu November. Turn out, all
fif jou.
v.
Now They ore Frothing Mad.
It appears from a casual glance at
the last issue of the two fusion organs
that are just now looked in loving em
brace and straining every nerve to
gaiu a point, that the Republican is
not so badly downed as they thought it
was, and the consequence is they are
both real mad about it. They have
the impudence to call iu question oth
er people's honesty. As though the
editor of this paper would stop to ar
gue that point with such characters as
they possess. Whenevor it comes to
that pass that be has no better reputa
tion for honor and veracity than eith
er of them then he'll "silently fold
his tent." Ac. But thai is not a ques
tion in this controversy, and much as
these political schemers and trappers
would like to draw the fire from the
main issue, the fact remains that we
have proven to them some very un
pleasant things. That the bosses are
going to run things to suit themselves
is evidenced by tho fact they have re
fused to publish announcements when
their rules say as plainly as words can
that candidates shall be announced.
Who has the right to say they Bhall
not bo announced? Does it lie in the
power of their county committees? No
sir ; mod emphatically not. Y ho ha
the right to say to a JJomocrat "you
shall not run for the office of Trothon
otary or Sheriff; or to a Greenbacker
you shall not run for the office of As
sembly or Associate Judge?" Has the
county committee, or what is worse,
six men the right to prohibit it ? Is
that Democracy ot Greenbackisra, or
is it bossism? Is it in conformity with
the established rules of either party ?
These are questions which every con
sistent voter must decide for himself.
If the bosses have the right to lay
down such i ulcs why have they not
the same right to pick outthe ticket?
Is any one foolish euougb to think he
can be nominated on this fusion ticket
without the consent of the bosses?
Not if ho was the most popular man
in the county. That's not what the
fusion is gotten up for. The bosses
are just now trying to make it appear
that this fusion was' the doings of the
people. We would like the individu
al voters to stop and think a moment:
Were you consulted about it; did it
spring from the people, or was it con
cocted by a few political tricksters
right in this vicinity? What was your
first intimation of fusion? Why, sim
ply that it was "fixed."
"A simpleton with only half an eye
open" writes a communication to the
Commonwealth on the situation. He
dates his letter from nowhere, nor has
he the courage to sign his name, but
evidently sees that the fusion organs
are getting badly walloped aud con
siders it his duty to come to the res
cue. Now, if this "simpleton with
half an eye open" had just opened the
other eye and given us his name his
effusion mighl'have had some weight;
as it is, we don t know whether it was
the editor of the Commonwealth or the
Democrat who wrote it. At all events
the "simpleton" prove3 just what we
have always maintained and shown to
be the object of the fusion: that of
spoils. By his allusion to the matter
of public patronage he unwittingly be
trays tbe whole scheme of the bosses
for whom he pretends to be the mouth
piece. The cchemers who are running
the Greenback end of the fusion ask
honest voters to throw principles to
the dogs for no other purpose than to
help that sheet to a little pap. A
short time ago the "fusion trapper" of
the Commonwealth refused to publish
a letter ironi a consistent ureenoacRer
who signed his name in full, giving
as a reason for such refusal that7 the
paper was to small too admit of i dis-
cussiou by members of its own party.
But now comes a party who has not
the sand to attach bis name, but
f
whose views happen to strike the
"trapper" about right, and he is allow
ed nearly a column to air himself.
Where is the consistency or honesty
in this instance Y Any conscienciouB
Republican Greenbacker who joined
that party through honest motives,
aud who has not left the Republican
party because it failed to recogcizo his
fitness for some offical capacity, would
not be ashamed to give his name, aud
unless the "simpleton with only half
an eye open" cornea up tc the scratch
and opeus the other eye we shall be
obliged to charge the origin of his
harmless little epistle to "one of the
gang." '
One good, second-band, one-horse
wagon for sale cheap at H. J. Hop
kins & co'a.
Tin: Tionesta papers have been I
snarling at each other for tho past two
months. The Democrat and Common'
wealth have "fused" against the Re-
rrni.iCAN but the latter manages to
hold its own. However, we don't
think there is a man that wears hair
that can tell what the fuss is all about.
Clarion Jackaonian!
We may state for Bro. Carlisle's bene
fit that t be83 matters are intended most
ly for home consumption, and in order
to get a fair insight one should be on
the ground and have nn a qnaintance
with the parties who have assumed the
management of tho "business transac
tion" concocted by a few greedy poli
ticians. Republican Primary Election.
Fursurant to a Resolution of the
members of tho County Committee,
passed on the 23th day of February
last, it is ordered that the Republican
voters of Forest Couuty meet on
SATURDAY, JUNK 7, 1884,
at 2 o'clock p. in., at tho following
named places of holding Primary
Elections, towit :
Barnett, Jacob Maw Carpenter
Shop.
Jenks, Eastern product, at Culwell
House, Byroni btaliou
Jenks, At old Court House, Marien
ville.
Jenks, Southern precinct, at Curll
and Campbell s Mill.
Harmony, Upper, at Setley
House.
Ilarmouv, Lower, Alleuder
School
School
House.
Howe, Upper, at Brookston.
Howe, Middle, at Gusher City.
Howe, Lower, at Halltown, where
the voters of Upper Kingsley will vote
also.
Hickory, Upper, at Bnceville.
Hickory. L'twer, at Plank Road
School House.
Kiogslev. at Newtown.
Greeu. Upper, at Guiton School
House.
Green, Lower, at Nebraska
Tionesta Township, and Borough,
at the Court House.
At which time end places they will
by their votes nominate:
One per3on for Congress.
One persou for Assembly.
One person for Associate Judge.
One person for Protlionotary &c
One person for Sheriff.
Two persons for County Commission
ers.
Two persons for Auditors
One person for Jury Commissioner.
Each Election precinct will also elect
one person for Member of the County
Committee for the ensuiu; vear
The PolU will remain open until
7 o'clock p. m.
Return Judges will convene at the
Court House, liouesta borough, ou
tUa f.tll. twiner Tiioj1 jir Tnnn 1ft At 9.
o'clock P. M.
Attention is called to the Act of
Juue, 1881, regulating Primary Elect
ions, that the Judges and Clerks,
before entering upon tbe discharge of
their duties shall take and subscribe
an oath or affirmation in the presences
of each other as follows, viz
"I do (affirm or solemnly swear)
that I will as Judge, Inspector or
Clerk (as the case may he) at the en
suing election impartially and faith
fully perform my duties iu accordance
wi h tbe laws and constitution of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and
in accordance with the rules and reg
ulations adopted by tho Republican
party of the County of Forest, for the
government of said primary elections,
meeting or caucus, to the best ot my
judgement and ability. "
This oath or affirmation to be first
administered to tho Judge by an in.
spector, then the Judge can qualify
the others officers or administer the
oath to any elector offering to vote.
The above firm is given for conveni
ence and is that prescribed by the Act
aforesaid. And all hoarls will ob.
serve it closely, that tne electiou may
conducted according to Rules of the
Republican party in this County, and
law governing primaries.
Samuel, u. iuwin,
Chairman of Republican Co. Com.
Republican Primary Rules.
RULES GOVERNING THE REPUBLI
CAN PRIMARY ELECTIONS OF
FOREST COUNTY.
1. Tho eancidutes for the &evi-r;U offices
shallhave theirnaruesannounend in oneor
more of tho county papers at leant three
weeks previous to the Primary Mooting
stating the office, and nulject to the action
of the party at tho said primary meetings.
2. Tho voters belonging to tho Republi
can party in each township and borough,
shall meet on a day to be designated by
the County Committee, at tho usual place
of holding upring elections, at 2 o'clock P.
M., and proceed to elect one person for
Judge, and two persons for Clerks who
Bluill form a Hoard of Elections to recoivo
votes and dotermino who are tho proper
persons to vote, and who shall hold the
polls open until 7 o'clock P. M. After the
polls are opened, the candidates announced
shall be balloted for; the name of each
person voting shall bo written on a. list at
tho time of voting, no persou being ullow
ed to vote uioro than ouce for the same
office.
3. After the polls are closed the board
shall proceed to count the votes that each
candidate has received, and make out the
returns accordingly, to bo certified by the
Judge aud attested by the clerks.
4. Ibe Jmlgo or one ot the Cleiiis up-
MEW CSa.0.BS!
OURi; STOCK IS
We call special attention f our stock of
this Spring
Wo NEVER kept a Finer
CS 3Ck 3h 3E
Wo have tho Finest Assortment of FINK
ut Low Prices. Don't
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING WE EM OWNED!
A LA HUE AtiSOHTMEXT OF
EXTRA S1TPKR, ALL WOOL
It-PLY CARPET
3-PLY CAIU'ET, all wool. REST..
-FITTm TjUnTIB OIF1
Espoclally in Rlack Goods. We bought a Largo Line of Rluek Silks that
we will sell at FORM Kit WHOLESALE F RICES. Call
and see our Stock.
IL J. HOPKINS & CO.
pointed by the Judge of tho respective
election district, shall meet at the Court
IIouso in Tionesta, on tho Tuesday follow
ing the Primary Meetings :it - o'clock P.
M., having tho returns and a listof voters,
and the person having the highest nuinbor
of votes for any office, ahull bo declared
tho nominee for the Republican party.
5. Any two or more persons hiving an
equal number of votes for the same office,
tho Judges shall proceed to ballot for a
choice, tho person having tho highest
number to be the nominee.
6. Tho Return Judges shall bo compe
tent to reject by a majority, the returns
from any district where there is evidenco
of fraud, either in tho returns or other
wise, and shall rejoct them whero there is
evidence of three or nioro persona voting
at the primary meotings who are not Re
publicans.
7. The Return Judges shall appoint Con
fereesRepresentative, Senatorial and
Congressional whoso acceptance of said
appointment shull be a plodgo to support
the person who may receive tho largest
number of votes cast for that office
8. Tho Return Judges may at any titno
change the modo and manner of selecting
candidates as they may bo instructed by
tho peoplo at their primary meetings, duo
notice being given by tho County Com
mittee. 9. Tho Chairman of the County Com-
mittoo shall bo required to issue a call in
pursuance of the action of the County
Committee.
AN ACT
To repulato tho holding of. and to pi-o-
veut frauUs iu, tne primary eieomms oi
tho several political parties in tho Coiu
innuwealth ot Pennsylvania.
RnAtiim 1. He it enacted. &c.. That from
and after the passage of this act it, sliall be
IQW1U1 UIIU 11 IB Ul'lUJ MMim V1H ....... r. ...
the judges, inspectors and eterlts or other
officers, of tlm primary elections, meetings
or caucus held fir the purpose of nominm-
ini? candidates ior state, city una county
offices within the commonwealth of Penu
sylvauia, before enteriug upon the dis
charge of their duties. Beverly to take and
subscribe to an oaui or Hiimiuiuiui in inn
presence of each other in form as follows,
ninxltr; "I (A HI do timt 1 Will as
judge, inspector or clerk (as the case inny
DC) at Hie CUSlllIlfcCf lurmiu, llllJtbiUit a-uy
iaiihfultv perfi mn my duties, iu uccoi
dauce with tlie laws and con.ititr.tion i f
the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, und
in accordance with the rules und rcirula
tions adopted by tho part v ol the
county ot forthe government of
the said primary elections, meeting or
caucus, to i hi; best of inv judgment and
abilities;' the oath ni atlinn iti'in shall be
rlrst administered to the judge by one of
the inspectors, tli-n tlie judiiu sn qualified
shall administer the natii or iifllniialinu lo
the. inspectors and clerks, ami niayhulmin-
isier Hie oiitu to any l -cku- oiioi hk i
vote us to nisipialilicatious to vote al iu h
election ,
Sec. 'i. If any jiubse. llK-peetor, clerk or
other officer of a primal y electiou asabue
said shall nroume to act in mu-Ii capacity
Utile tint takiuK and sui'senhiiig to the
oath or iiiiimiatiou required by i his net, he
shall ou couviclion be lined not i-secediug
two hundred dollars; and if any judge,
inspector, clerk or other officer, when in
the discharge of Ins duties as such, shall
willfully disregard or violate the provi
sions of any rule, duly mad-) by the said
party of county for
the government of the primary elections
of the party, he shall ou convict ion lie
lined uot exceeding two hundred dollars ;
and if any judge or iuspi dor of u primary
election lis aforesaid shall knowingly re
ject the vote of liny person entitled to vote
under the rules of the said
pin tv, or shall knowingly receive the vote
of any person or persons not qualified as
aforesaid, shall on conviction be tilled not
exceeding two hundred dollars ; ami if any
judge, inspector, clerk orotiu r officer ot a
primary electien as aforesaid shall be
guilty of any willful fraud in the discharge
of his duties, hv destroying or ilelaciug
ballots, adding luillots to t ho poll, oilier
tln.n ihnsH lawfully voted, by stuffing the
ballot box, bv false counting, by making
false returns or by any act or t hing what-
Knever, the perou bo otleiiding nhall be
deemed guilty ot a liiisdeineantr; and up
on coiivii tioii shall be linen not excecdiug
five hundred dellais or imptiuoucd nol ex
ceeding one year, or both, or cither, at the
discretion of the court.
All acts or parts of acts of assiubly in
consistent with this act aro hereby re
pealed, except in counties or cities where
special ai ls are in force for the same pur
pose: Pioviiled, That tlio provisions of
this act shall entail no cxpeu.se to thu
counties or cil ies.
Approved The 2".Hh d av of June, A.I)
181. HLNHY M. 1IOVT.
DR. FR HASH'S WATER CUKK KS
TARL1S11M KXT A beallli institu
tion in its ilOih year. For nearly all kind
of chronic diseases, aud especially the dis
ease of woman. Open at all seasons.
Circulars free. Address, S. Prease, M.l.'
Mew liriyhlou, leaver county, Va. Icb27i
MEW CtaftUSS
COMPLETE!
a being
ill
i
Lino (r ponds, Especially in
3S 3J.
CLOTH I NO ever shown in Tionesta, and
fall to see our stock.
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c.
We.
$100.
DRESS QOODS
Scalc4 Proposal.
Tho IMreetors of Tionesta Huron gh pro
pose to erect a new school building in said
borough, either of wood or brick.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
board un'il June Pi. issl, fur a three-sloiy
wooden building; also for a two-s'orv
brick building. Plans and specilieations
can lie seen at Robinson A Runner's store.
A sufficient bond will lie required for the
faithful execution of tho work. The board
reserves the right to rejoct any or all bids,
Hids should bo lot warded to J. 11. ling
man. O. W. ROHINSON, President.
J. II. DINli.MAX Seentary.
Tionesta, Pa., Mav lo, lss-t.
TEN THOUSAND
IIAU3WOOD
Farms in Michigan.
Eortaleby the GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA
K. K. CO. Sugar maple iht principal timber.
Ativantagtxr Railroads already built, numerous
towni and cities, one of tha healthiest parts of the
United States, pureat water, good markets, line
fruit, good roads, schools, churches, large agricul
tural population, best building material at low
figures, good soil, low prices, easy terms, perfect
tide. For books, maps, charts, and ail additional
information, adUrcsa
W. O. nUGHART,
Land Commissioner. Grand Rapids, Micfa
Or Sbpteu Koubkts, Traveling Agent.
NKYV LIVKRY
At K.VST HICKORY, PA.
ThoXmdersigned has now In operation
at the above place a tirst-class Livery
where good rigs can alwavs bo hired tit
moderate charges. A hack will bo run to
rfguuir passenger trams on tho H.
I. P.. R. J. W. HA LLIDAY.
Buckeye Force Pump
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CALL AND (JKT PRICKS,
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. TIONKSTA, PICNN'A.
E. K. THOMPSON'S
A PLEASANT, SAFEnilDp
AND CERTAIN wmSJzZ
for Wornia In cliildn-n and adultH. FhiiiiIhh who
tiavu iiH tl thin relittlflf r'Micdy ouch tvoulil not
willioiit It. A backing coukU, ftuittiitr iu
Hie'p, inHiiH, pule Klmi.t tiv mouth, ort'iisive
bruam and Invtmnh, eoattxi bmtfuti, itchuiK and
jiickiuw ut thu ijoho, aro nni iiiili'tioiiM of tlie
pivrM-nt of wnriiin, and of the iiti-ti of Hiich a
Kiat-dvaa SWKI T WOIMI IMIWDlilt.
li md U10 lulioM iiitr UUiuouiiilti :
My family baa reoeived more bneflt from
'Sweet Surui Vowder' than all other inedunuH
ever lined In my houwe, and if my twtmiony at to
ita remedial powera would Iw ot any uw, I J ill
mo chtrfufly jiv it." A'. KeynoUU, Ju4ticcuf ih
Peace, I'strulium Cetttr. fa.
I take i'leaupo in certifying Omt ' Bweet Worm
Powder1 ha worked woudera iu my lamily."
Geo. M. Uerrtny, Kerr Hilt, I 'a.
Rampla by mail, 25c. preiaid. Prepared only hy
E. K.THOMPSON tWz&Pa.
F. F. WlHTTKKIN, II. C. Will ITKUIK.
Shellleld, Pa. Tionesta, Pa.
WHITTCKIN BUGS. ,
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
IjiiiiI and Railway Surveying a Specially,
MaKiielic, Sular or Trianuulation Survey
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Tonus on upplicatioii.
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('orvdon
....Wot1 Run....
(Junker Hrldge,
...Ited House...,
r. 04;... Salamanca.... 7 '-'lilt 12
4 .r'0 .So. rnrrollton.. 7 .!' 11 'i
4 41 ...So Vimdalia... 7 40; 1 1 V.t
I y:. Alle-my S 02 11 r.2
4 211, 1 v Olean ... .ar H 10il2 W
M.I if. . M.I M
Aiuhtionai. Thain Leaves Klnzna
lhiOum, Warren l:;l."ipm, lrvmeton lf:.lo
pin, l ulioiiie ;i:oipin, i lonesia i:.npm, ar
rive tin I'll v 7:110pm.
Amu i ion a i. Thain Leaver Oil ( llv
(1:10 am. Oleopolis li:5l inn, I.aglo RocK
7-.0!hiin, President 7:Ioam, Tionesta 7: IKhiii
Hickory S::i7aiii.Trnnkey ville i:04am, 'I ld-
oule 10:l.:nni, Ihoinpson Il:Ui, arrived
lrvineton lli'opin.
PiTisnriimi Division TraitiH leave
Oil City 2:er, 7:00, 10:41 a, m., 2:45, 4:.V
p. in., arrive Oil City 2::10, 7:45, 0:15 a. in,,
2:20. :!: 15, H llil p. ni.
t r IHK Millions, mop only on signal.
Trains run on Kaslern Time, which Is PI
luii.ules raster than Hnli'alo time.
Pullman Sleeping Oars and Through
Coaelies between Pnllalo and Pittsburgh
on trains arm -inir Pittsburgh 7:.'.(l a.m.,
and leaving Pittsburgh K:20 p. in.
Throiiirh Coiiehes between Pittsburgh
and liullalo and Parlor Cars between lbif
falo iifnl Oil t'il.v on trains leavintr Pitts
buri: S. -I'm. in., arrivii.g Pittsburg N:(Hlp.m.
'-Tii-Uets sold and baggage chocked
to all principal points.
(lot lime tallica giving full Information
from Oompanv's Aceiils.
WM. S. H.L!)V1N, (ien'l Pass'r Air't,
)K. S. ! K I t'll KLL, ien'l Sup't.
Nos.MI 4:1 Kxehange St.. Hullalo, N. Y.
J. L. PR A PI. Auont, Tionesta, Pa.
rAAAaAAASA A A A A A A AAA A A .
Col. Wob't C. Ingersoll
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Icreal Con..itruil Htrtfiipt Ii and very Iteiuarlt-
nlp Uimlllli'S. Kvcrv Olliei', Hoiinphiild and f
4 Wurkalmp will find it I nvaliiuble. t'rimt Her'y. V
ttj-,000,UOO Uottle8XJi j
rl..v,lnr. an ina MnwaT.
riusiiai.. rj 1 1 :a wisw
mmmm
mmmm 3
Soll'l M l4t"U I -H.mi iih Ailitntfciill Firm
hs 4.riiilfo! I Klf'i'iv.t, rrntitliit und Mont
KluvUK! iiluo oil I'.'irtu I arimi.hH'It I'n-
inei .vi J'UMHirtiiKiil l Ant yn iirny i
llwavu lil(?il(i:;i;intiB liinn, iii.tft,
TcmI. L'ittlx'r. l'fttcliff on tshucft. llubtr.
Crocltfiy, lliUitir'l Cu Ttpn and Cintli, trnH
Ha kinim rvihiitif Kist wliii hvi-rmiiiiu;
nwiirnhlr'Ti,nui'iiv ! Itotil't Hp.imIi
rtiMl 'l hi ( ov.tl Muil'l Htti-pHt(1, ftlr. Holt!
hv IkrutTirlHCat. li'lv4Ml'. fr-lttlioucrs. llHtfl-
warn, Viififtv nrt titMHru.l Sliirett. Wlioleaaln
TrAvolli.kr Airfnti Vib(hI Iu every City
und C 'on tit v. fi-tJ-Ank your palr fur a l'r
ttaiupl Vlnl ot - Morn! 4;l.p."
We nend Vrr Vl1 to Hntni) lnlnrwonly
MalU'd uiilv hy ill M HnufrfturiTR,
klftJin& fi. rtn Itt IT Ih. Avn.
StKl by SiiK'iirbuuh A .-o., Tioiutii
Pa
ASTHMA
AND
CATARRH -
REMEDY.
likvinir struiigled 'JO years between lit'o
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Inventor and solo proprietor,
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