THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
. K. WtN Ki
lOITOH 4 PROPRICTOH.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1(1, 198ft
Reports from Harrisburg indicate
that the new Senatorial Apportion
ment bill is intended to last just long
enough to legislate Senators Cooper
and Gobiu out of office. They d'nt
not vote as they were told to do on
the Senate Clerkship, So tho political
millennium has not yet arrived after
all. PitUburgh Chronicle.
One Yeah Clocks. An important
improvement in clocks hns been shown
the British Association for the Ad
vancement of Science by .Mr. V. II.
Douglass. The new feataro is the tor
sion pendulum, which, with lever and
escapement, may be applied to ordi
nary works, and by its slow rate of
vibration makes practicable the coo
version of an eight doy clock into one
requiring winding only once a year.
The Electors chosen by tho people
of the United States on the 6th of last
November, met at the capitols of
their several States on Monday of this
week and announced their choice for
President and Vice President of the
U. S., the result of which was a large
majority for the Republican candi
dates. Tho thing was only partly
done in November, but now, in the
language of the facetious Sunset Cox,
Messrs. Harrison and Morton "are
thoroughly elected in every respect."
The legislators of New York have
not pleased some at least of the scien
tists by the substitution of the electric
current for the rope in the execution
of criminals. The Electrical Review
says that electricity is not suited for
such work. The Scientific American
says that the law has been passed but
no provision has been made to carry
it out. Apparatus is not provided, no
competent specialists have been op
y pointed to superintend its administra
tion, and in the present state of affairs
the law appears to amount to little
more than an indefinite suspension of
the death penalty for murder.
The Harrisburg Telegraph very
sensibly remarks: And now we are to
have a board of State Medical Exam
iners, are we? It is not enough that
we have a Board of Charities, a Board
of Health and a Lunacy Commission,
but we must extend these humbugs by
creating aaother medical pet. Is it
not time to stop? For all the good
either of the other boards bave done
they might just as well never have
been created. It is true they supply
fat places for a few, and also give in
quisitive people an opportunity to nose
about,- at the expenso of the State,
int(5 things that do not concern them.
There isn't one of them that can point
to a single practical good that it has
accomplished. They all began mod
estly euough, but they grew, and rap
idly, too, until now to hear them and
to see the reports they issue, the ques
tion often arises: How the dickens
- iiuvStBte get along before they
were created? Let as have no more of
them.
The Legislature Ready for Work.
Speaker Boyer deserves much cred
it for the promptness with which he
has announced the House Committees.
To have the Legislature fully organ
ized, as it now is in both branches
President Grady having given out his
committees on Wednesday so soon
after its meeting is unusual, and is un
precedented in the recent history of
that body.
It was no easy task to divide the
204 members of tbe House into the
proper committees. Nearly throe-
fourths of the number are new to the
Legislature ard in general quite uu
'known to the Speaker. He has, how
ever, performed his duty with decided
ekill, aided in considerable degree by
the experience which he acquired in
the chair last session. The important
chairmanships have been given as far
as possible to experienced members,
those at the bead of appropriations
ana ways ana means bomg the suine
as in the last House. Iu several iu
stances those who had previously
served second ou the list are very
properly raited to the chairmanship in
the absence of those who Lad servc-tl
first.
Iu the general composition of the
committees there baa been an evident
disposition to keep members to such
.,work ait they hove become familiar
w'uli. Thus very nearly one half uf
ilio Ways and Means Committee were
on the same committee in the last
tr . 1 . . I .
i louse; aud inn is nearly true also
with the Committees on Appropria
tions, Judiciary General, and Rail
roads. Every committee of any im
portance lias a good working number
of experienced members upou it a
fact ceriaiu to greatly fueilitate wjik.
Ia the Seuato tbe arrangement of
the committees is not so difficult, there
beiog less than one-fourth the number
of members to dispose of and but
very few now men lo place. President
Grady has made os few changes as he
could, and in doing so has assured
committees well equipped for their
work by previous experience, whose
members are themselves generally
well pleased with their assignments.
More than a third of the Senate com
mittees have the same chairmen as iu
the last Senate.
The model Legislature may now be
regarded as entirely ready to go ahead
with its work. The Senate, however,
began its part by adjourning uutil
next Tuesday, and the House is cer
tain to do the same to day. This is
not what makes a model Legislature,
but we may fairly assume that when
the committees have prepared same
work there will be no bucIi intervals
between the working days not if this
Legislature is to be a model one.
2'AtAt. Pros.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our rr-Riilnr Correspondent.)
Wasiiixotos, January 12, 1880.
It is now manifest that the present
Congress, which expiris on tho 4th of
March next, will end its deliberations
with tbe most important legislation
undisposed of. Tho disposition of the
House seems to be to do nothing dur
ing the remaining weeks of the session.
This is strikingly apparent siuce the
week just past has been spent in idle
and senseless filibustering, while the
calendars of tho House are crowded
with public bills important to the
whole people, and meritorious private
bills important to claimants who bave
just claims ngainst tho Government.
If the present policy continues an ex
tra session appears inevitable. There
is no longer any expectation on the
part of the thoughtful men of either
House that there will bo any revenue
legislation at this session, and all the
work expended by the Senate and
House upon revenue legislation will
be lost unless tbe new Administration
shall promptly convene the two
Houses in extraordinary session. This
would seem to be demanded by the
condition of tbe Treasury and the
general sentiment of the country.
Everybody concedes that there should
be revision and amendment of our
revenue laws, and that such revision
and amendment should occur within
tbe shortest possible time. Tbe Re
publican party will hardly await the
regular session of December for the
consideration of this character of
legislation.
For this reason it is thought Geu.
Harrison will convene Congress iu
March, aud at the earliest day practi
cable in that month, so that bis party
in the House can firmly and resolute
ly set about the work of revising the
revenue laws, and accomplish some
thing in that direction before any re
cess or adjournment shall take plaee.
This would mean business; this would
satisfy the country; this would inspire
public confidence iu tbe new Admin
istration and the new Congress, and
insure ttie conviction tbat both meant
to carry out their promises of their
party platform, and register the judg
ment of the people.
Tbe friends of Gen. Swaim are more
hopeful of securing his pardon by the
President. His friends generally
contend tbat his conviction bv court-
martial was not warranted.
The bill lo make the Department of
Agriculture an Executive department
of tbe Government with a Cabinet
officer at its head, which passed the
House and Senate lust session, still
hangs in conference. It is said to be
very probable, however, that the Sen
ate conferees will recede from the Sen
ate ameudraetit striking out tbe pro
vision transferring the Weather 15 u
reau of the Signal Service to the pro
posed new Department. It is also
understood that the House conferees
will offer an amendment to the bill,
while in confureuce, putting the Geo
logical Survey also under tte proposed
new DepaitmtLl.
Maj. McKiuIey's chances for a place
in the Cabinet have been frequently
canvassed among his fellow members
on account of his conspicuous cuiineo
lion witu tbe maiu isue of the recent
campaign, aud iho belief that Senator
Sherman, not caring to leave the
Seuate hiuiiitlf, would recommrcd
JUiviniey. In reply to questions
yesterday, Mr. McKinley remarked
that he would not accept a place in
the Cabinet under any circumstances
It.
Frightful Calamity.
Tbe sturm uf last Weilociiluy created
lerrillo havoc iu Pittsbuib anil
lltindiug, this State.
A largo seven story building in
process ot completion, at the corner
of Diamoui and Wood streets, 1'itls
burgh, was blown down, wrecking
nearly g dozen buildings. Tho killed
number sixteen, as fur as ascertained
with sis mis-sing, and 1'urty or fifty
more or es seriously injured, tome, of
whom will die. At Heading the large
tilk mill, tiuployiug upward of two
hundred operatives, mostly girls aud
women, cullapee.il and buried luany
under tho ruins. At last accounts the
killed numbered tweuty-three. Scores
of others were badly Injured. The
scenes around the places of disaster
were simply indescribable
Tho citizens of Harrisburg, Carlisle
and Williarmport suffered more or
loss in the destruction of buildings of
all kinds, and iu one or two cases
death has resulted from injuries by
fulling limbers, Ac. At Niagara
Falls the suspension bridge the one
nearest tho falls was blown down.
It was by fur tho worst storm that
ever visited this state.
vtrf'im mm nwn. u win n
mm
mil? i
ACTS AT THI lMI TIME ON
THE NERVES,
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
and the KIDNEYS
This combined action Rives it won
derful power to cure all diseases.
Why Are We Sick?
because we allow the nerves to
remain weakened aud inhaled, aud
these prcat orRMis to become clogged
or torpid, and poisonous humors are
therefore forced into the blood that
should be expelled naturally.
1 COMPOUND
WILL CUR Biiionswsss. ms,
CONSTIFATIOlf, KIDNEY COM
n.AINTS. URINARY DISEASES,
IFMAI.EWEAKNFS8,RHEUA.
TISM. NEVRALOIA. AND ALL
HERV0O8 DISORDERS,
T!y quieting and strengthening the
nerves, and causing free action of the
liver, bowels, and kidneys, and restor
ing their power to throw off disease.
Why sulfa Bilious Pains and Aches!
hy tormented with Pilss, Constipation!
Why frightened ovsr Disordered Kidneys
Why eaduro norvoua ox sick headaches 1
Why have sleepless nights I
Use Paiks's Cbikut Compound and
rejoice In health, it is an entirely vcgcla
bit remedy, harmless in all cues.
Stld fy all rrar!tti. V.V $1.00.
Six rr 4.o.
WELLS, RICHARDSON iCO.,PropriUrt,
ZU&LUIOTCR, VT,
us
C01TCUUPTI0U
SOSOrULA
BE0HC1HTI3
C0UGH3
COLDS
EMULSION
GORES
WastiagUiscates
Wonderful Flesh Producer
Many liavo pained one pound
per day bv its use.
Scott's Emulsion is not a se
cret remedy. It contains tbe
stimulating properties of the
Hypophosphites and pure Nor
wegian Cod Liver Oil, tbe po
tency of both being largely
increased. It is used by Phy
sicians all over tbe worlcL
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold by all Druggists.
SCOTT & BOWSE, Chemists, N. Y.
PATENTS,
Caveats, Re-issue and Trade-Murks secur
ed, Hiid nil other puUints causes in tho pat
ent otlieo and before the Court promptly
and carefnllv attended to.
Upon receipt of model or sketch of in
vention, 1 made careful examination, and
advtae as to patoutubility Kreo of charge.
ees Moderate, aim i make ;so unarge
unless patent is see urea, information,
advice and cpecia! references Rent nn np-
lication. J. K. IjITTKLL, Washington,
. V. Near U. K. l'atont Oilico.
SPLENDID CHANCE!
tor YOU. Permanent position
tho year round 1 Hood weekly pay
ifimranleed ! No experience needed' 1
Only l'imhI character and williiiKiictai
lo work required. Outfit, fieo. Nend for
tei niH nn 1 commence at once. Write
.1. AVSTIX SHAW ,V CO., Nurserymen.
Rochester, N. Y
iniir A It.ufi Ghowzb that produces
AOlliC liAftl WUEIte IU. OTUEn jail.
wo'r MAGNETIC R Ddrufl-
Cures all Eruptions anil Dfs-lt 1 1 n Knftcn snd
eases uf the hkiu uml txalp n Al Rbsutilei tit tilt.
Tho only art kin that restores Hair on pnnlrn
Haiti Heads. Uaa no KquuJaa aiAirUnUnr.il
Dreading.
Contracts made to grow Hulr on terms of
NO HAIR-NO PAY.
Fxle $1.00 a. 7avx.
MANLTAtTUlUCD BY
ACME HAIR GROWER CO.,
OIL CITY. PENK.
WESTWARD, HO!
Aro yon eoiiteiiiphitiiiji a joiirnev West
or South ? If ho, the innlcrniiieil inn trive
yon CHM'Esr HATES of EA HE or
1' UEliiHT. Also fin nish Mups, Oiii.les
ami any infoniiation reht'ive to the Evrni
in.;, OrHzini; or Minin:; disti ic's of the
Went or South. Cull on or mlilresn.
K. II. WAI.EACE,
Ti. ket Aent N. Y'., I'. ,V O. Rv.
Olli.-u in Union Depot, Oil. CITY, l'A.
"WANTED
HEMAHLE AGENTS to h.,11 our New
1 1 ifjrli Arm Automatic Sewing Mitehlne,
'i'liti Nn, II. Liberal inihlccmi ills. A.I.Iioki.
WIIK.EI.Ell Ai WII-SON MEli. CO.,
Philaiieljihiu, I'll. Established IslH.
A GENTS
A WANTED
To canvass for 0110 of tho largest, oldest
established, Hint Known Numerics, in the
country. Most liberal terms. Uueualud
faeilities. tienex'ti Nurscrv, lOhlahlished
MH. W. ,t T. SMITH, Ueiieva, N. Y.
A WEEK 11 lei upwuidti posiiively
0--' secured hv men iiueut.s bulling Dr.
hcutt'H tienuinu Electric belt, Suspensory,
elc, and by be I us sellim,' Dr. S.miII'h Elec
tric CoimoUs. Sain 1 ilo free. Slate mix. Dr.
Scott, 6-js: Broadway, N, Y, Nov.l'i-3in.
DAVID HARNETT,
Pealer In
DRY GCODS, NOTIONS. GROCERIES
t ; i, ss w a l! i :, q V i : i:xs v a n I :,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
cun r.H. miti'I-ns,
j k w re Xj u y ,
cc r !.:: y, coni-'Kctionkiiy,
CIGA1V. TOISACCO, &C.
I'verytliinir 1'ivsli. New, and ol Choicest
the Markets alloid. Constant ml
r.iiioi's iipinjt made to Mock.
COliXTSlY
rttoiu i:
Taken
In rclim:cp for iooN,
lli'jl-.e-t 1'iiccK all nved
and tho
Cash Paid fr
HIDES, PELTS ARID FURS.
II!' IN, It ACS and JUNK uf all kinds
taken in cxchr.no for g irds.
I aim !) ive customers perfect satisfac
tion in nil dealings wi'll thein. A shareof
pul.lic paln.najio is respectfully solicited,
with the pi-uiiso that none shall iro ivay
disi;p"iiited.
K.VYir. n.Vr.NP.TT, Tiouesta, Pn.
SAVE MIONEY!
HOW P
BY ni-YIXO THE
SNAG-PROOF RUBBER BOOT,
THE DEST IN THE WOHLP!
II. J. IKriIXS A- CO.,
SOLE AGENTS.
r H lASLET & SONS,
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Dealers m
-Also,-
UfiDERTA'E-RG.
TIONESTA, PA.
MASON & HAMLIN
Tna cabluat orxan was Introduced, in lis present
forni by Mason & lianiliu In It-81. Other maker!
followad in tbe manufacture of ttaes lustniawntis.
but the Mason A ilamlin Orpane have alwars maiu
Ui3od their snpreinacr as the beat In the world. 4
a Mason A llamlio offer, as demonstration of tha
BnequalKxJ eicellcnce of their organs, tbe fart thai
i all of the great World's Exhibitions, since that of
Parts. tboT.
s Exhibitions, since that ot
ORGANS;
with beat malt
competition
era of all eonn
invarUblTUa honora, lllua-
tries, they have
n the highest
trated catalogs
U28 TO SUOO. free. A
s Mason A Hamlin do nut heaaale to make then
inordinary claim for their pianos, tbat they are
nperior to all others. Tbi-y rucoguiro the hied
excellence achiered by other leading makers In (
art of piano building, but still claim superiority.
This they attribute aolely to the remarkable im
provement Introduced by them 1a the year lam,
and now known aa the "Misis & IUulih Piaso
frrmisoML" by f Q iheiiseof which
siblepurity and r I li Is I I Arelntmmf of
tone, tiKetherl 1 11 1 1 Wwlth creatly In
creased capaci- CSaKS U73I3ET. ty for sLaiiiuia
tn tune and other iinoriant advantages. -
A circular, contauiinK testimonials from threw
hundred purchasers, musicians, and tunera, aenL
luKether with desrrlutivecataloirae. toanv aonlinuti.
Ptanoa and Oruaua told for cash or easy pay
ments; also renu-iL i
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO CO.
k Its' tMTi a S; klVIU ex- ar , . . . . "
tjk, WW va tifi IWl..t UUttJAIill,
189.
UNPARALLELED OFFERS !
THE 1IAUKISHVUU
xvs:j:ssi.y Ti:i,a:cic.irn
Is tho liii-fjost i.ih1 hct iii.vapiipf!r pulilish-t-il
lit the CnpiU.l of l' iniKV iv.iiiin. Eaoli
iiumhrr colli:. illM stixty-fonr ooIuiiiiin tillo.1
with tho Intunt news, stories, lt'ixhitive
pioieeiliii!., inuiket reports, inisrella-
.
I.wik at the following 11111 arnlleled oilers:
Wo will furnish the Weekly Tclcirrapli
and "Our l-'aniily I'hysieiaii, ' (New Edi
tion. -I'll pnes, price for Two Dollars,
Weekly Telegraph nml Texas Killings
(weekly, price f i) for Two Dollars.
Weekly Telegraph and Aiuericau Agri
culturist for Two Dollars.
Weekly Telegraph mid New York Inde
pendent for Three Dollars aud a half.
Weekly Telegraph anil either Good
Cheer, Country Home, or I'aruiaud Home
(inoiilhly) for Ono Dollar und a quarter.
KEUAllEE AGENTS WANTED
In every School District in this and ad
joining counties.
Daily Teleirrapli, $1 per year.
Daily Telegraph and "Our family I'hy-sici.-in,"
yil per year.
Daily Telegraph and Texas Sittings, Jii
jicr year.
The cash must accompany all orders,
and he addressed lo
M. W. McALARNEY, Muiinjror,
Uairisbuig, l'a.
SALESMEN
WANTED
to canvass for tho sale of Nui aery Stock !
Steady employ incut n"rantoed. Salary
ami expenses paid weekly. Apply at
once, btatinn ane. (Holer to tliis paer.)
liuWIi.t.Mi, Kocheuler, N. Y,
He
II
ft
J.
Z.ijtm&F Stock
WHAT WJiJ IvlSTO-VV:
WE KNOW WE HAVECtHilis WOKTII At.t, WE ASK I-'OH Til EM !
WE KNOW WE II AVE AN ASSORTMENT THAT ALT, CAN SELECT KKOM !
WE KNOW THAT TO AP1MIECIATE Ol'K STOCK YOU MUST
COME -A.2STH) SEE I
DRESS FLANNELS, WOOL SUITINGS, HENRIETTAS,
FINE CASHMERES, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, MUSLINS.
CLDTHIi!
MEN'S, HOYS' ANfl
M EN'S, HOYS' AND
MENS, HOYS' AND
M EN'S, HOYS', Cltir.ORE.vs
MEN'S. HOYS', Cllll.nitKN M
M EN'S, HOYS', CHILDREN S
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoos and Rubbor Goods,
Flannels, Blankets, Yarns and Comfortables,
Robes, Horso Blankets, Carpets and Oil Cloth.
GROCERIES!
our btock or Clrowrica,
; IFLOTTIR, J.1TJD PEED :
I ttlwit.vH kpit rlglit np'to tho Stnn.lnrd. pxoont
Our Sto. k of t..H.,ls Piiil.ra.-a everything
Iho Finest Silk. COME AND SEE US.
it. J. Hopkins & ,g,o.
HERMAN &
DRUGGISTS
TIONESTA,
IN OUU Ul'vOCEUY HEI'AIITMENT Wil.l, ALWAYS HE I'OUNI)
15EUIMES, FUL ITS A VEtiETAHLES OK ALL KINPS, IN SIASON.
Iu our Drue IViiiirtmoiit, wlii.:!i U in i-lmro of n thoroughly cotiipotpnt Clwrk,
wil! ahvi.ys ho found tho , ,
PUREST DRUGS AND CIIKMICALS !
rUESCKirTIONSCOMl'OUNDEI. WITH UTMOST V.V1? ft. "
" 1 'Tsnrnii...?pgr iij.inas . asaminsi HbW'weaarjirwi
WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO.,
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS, KCTIONS. HfiTS, CAPS, GROCERIES OLTEHS
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED C000S, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
ROOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
(iOODS OF 1'IIIST CLASS O.UA1.ITY IN EVK15Y DEi'AKTM ENT.
$mmm rmmm Aim &m
TAKEN IN EXCHANOE Foil fiOOHS.
FOR Bmim FACTOR!
AN THE
Cream Gathering Plan,-
or PRIVATE DAE&IEG,
TBEGOOLEYGREAE3ESPROGE8
EXCLL3 ALL OTHER fflETHOiJS. SEE P.ECORD:
GOI.P Pi'o--OA!.S Pi Ki -)i:nM.d, Va,, JA-!)o.'it!on, (Vt nud K07., 1883.
5pU ???-:rAl, cl BAY STATE W!t, tH.ri-.jn-ld, Mass., ct., 1888,
tX4.l MwiiAl, PM.AWAIIE iS'l'A'J' K r'.'.lH t Dover, O.L.
l-'OUH First Prorr.iuiYiSoutc.rHsiii!riSlx t iiiifaioN. v. Expot.itionSep.rn
Fivo rirot Pro;rsiuniCoutci upw.nii.io Savon at liny state Fair, ot-u last),
rii'St Premium on l'.vtory U-.Mtci- ut Jiuh'.o Hate Fuir, 1888.
J ti'St Prenrsium on Factory Butter nt Kew Itiinipshire State Clriuifre Fair, 1883.
rit-f.-i lromUIl ami ?Wdep&take&. Yemiout Statu Fair, 0?-3.
COt.H M'c.OALs I'AIM:, (V!-mce,)E::p.it;or.s, 'i'J mid Vi. nfter TESTS of SIX
WEllii at ti! i'ylij'.oof Ir.rtu; try y.i connictitioii wilh iiIlleailinaHystenisof the world.
CCiKVj lS.VP. I. nt. JJ.ival A.-riciihemi Evliibiti.in. I oiidon. Enchind. 1H7H.
CO tji rVt SDA LB'?Svv3EI'ikC-?titIi.teraationMl Dairy Fair, N. Y.,'T8ii'?U,
?'-t?7CJ9 COl-O MiciiAilIV:k:.Co., I'a, li.
"1 iiJl.V IZiTJ K3DAiV
BO rv;;'i' .s 11 aiii.ii. until you naveexaiainea imo me
rnoLEV system ot c:ci:ai (utiikhiso. n is less
labor, lesg oxpensa and rays better not proceeds. Full line of KNOINUS,
CHUltNa and evcrytalnj Used lu IIL'TTEU FACTOltlEa or Trlvata
liaiilra Bend for Illustrated i irculun. before purcnaslog of others.
VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows Falls, VermoftT
WINCHESTER
ktWA Hi
SINGLE SHOT RIFLES,
0 AMMUNITION
MAMVFACTl'HICD UV
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.,
it
31
r
Nsar
UU t.PllEN'S t
CM 1 1 ,IKEN'S !
CI 1 1 MUIEN'K
ICIOTHII!
M EN'S, HOYS', Cmr.HREN'S
MENS, HOYS', CM I I.I EN'S
MEN'S, HOYS', CIIIEIUtEN S
GROCERIES !
kopt in a tJoticntl StorP, fron, HalyU Iii.v to
v .
SIGGINS !
& GltOCEItS,
PEWFJ.
awansci arc too numerous 10 mention.
ii
ii
RELOADING TOOLS,
OF ALL KINDS.
Xll-u.stza.ted. Csttalogrue
4
mam
PI T
WHITUS KING-
! i.'",4"!' '4 tk J
2 - -i
'.-lY,,-,--".n
THE EASIEST SELLSKQ,
TSE BEST SATISFYING
SEWINGHI!IE
In tlio World.
THE MOST ELEGANT,
STRONGEST AND CiCST
WOODWORK ON THE MARKET.
a) EVEHr 9.MS GI.TS SAIISrACTIOW.
THE WHITE IS THE VLiX OF ANY SEWIN3 MA
CHINE KO.V MADE.
THE WHITsVIS THE LIGHTEST RUNNING AND BEST
F'NiSHLD SEVrlNQ MACHINE IM THK NAKKf.T.
Its Csnslructbn is GIMTLE. POSITIVE & DURABLE.
IT3 WCi;ANSIi;i' li UNSIinPASSEO.
You can cocu-i tho Xr.ENCf II you apply at ence,
S3 j wi:.l dealer In unaeuuu'td tcirl!or.
Trices aqJ Ttnw Mada Satisfastory.
" WliiU" pclv 103 "Irjdcliins 0o,
CLEVELAND, 0.
1 KSTI'.UN NI'W YnllK .V 1'liNN-
SVI.VAMA li A I lltO. I).
I Formerly 11., n. y. . p. I,, n.)
TIM KTAIU
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