CENTRE HALL REPORTER.
ERMA DEC, dih, 1868,
Jorwork aad a pressure of other
hasiness left as no time to devote to
writing editorials this week.
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_ thefinances of the country are giv-
NG the peopl intich concern. Money
INALEErS have been rum into s6 bad and
threatening a” shape by radical hlun-
~ dérifig and ‘mismanagement, that
rent alarm” AHA Ginksiness is felt,
id Business is suffering. This is not
RTC in the large business centres,
2: hover the couniry. i
The peaple ave about to pay dearly
forcvadieal seule dt has. already pro-
Othercurses are looming up.
When will the people become wise ?
rte ff 4 eet
The radieal press and ra
hical' Yen-
aver the Union, by an act ef Congress,
They demand this “of the next session.
This makes true what we heretofore
asserted in the columns of the Repor-
Ler.
When we charged that the war was
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ion isstill unrestored,
rect.
atthe polls, would bring out the ¢lo-
Se
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tic voter, or any
that he will be true
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wiil
Democratic
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This was denied. The rads
were victorious, and now the Tribune
actment,
act of congress forcing negro suftinge
upon the people.
At the ballet-box overwhelming ma-
frage. By a radical congress it is now
sare upon the people against their ex-
pressed will.
How are you, rads, who alwavs sav
you are apposed to negro suffrage ?
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Position ‘of the Pemoeraey. Rela
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tive to Grant,
The Sunday Mercury says:
democratic party is perfectly indi
ent about the course that
The
President
to offi
denyocrt wu
nece nt ON
Wil eee
wa
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would ask,
f1:=x hands.
INES, or would
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on sax this
BO. Mati who "has been =n demoerat
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ferred by an Executive whese loyalty
to the Constitution of the Uhnited
States as the fundamental law, the cor-
ful. The only reason why the demo-
“presidency was, that they supposed the
radical repnblicans would name some
pesto for the same office who would
be faithless to its
“either through corriaption, or an utter
igabrance. of the nature of the trust
-Aren, Grant is equal to the pesition to
which he has been chosen by the popu-
seen. We are not in his confidence,
and donot pretend to vouch for hin.
He has, by a sert of accidental concir-
for that place.
a3 a party, is quite exempt from any
as all truly honest patriots hope and
width that Gan. Grant may prove him
golf Shes
otche peaple who yoted to put him at
the hewd of the Government. Be
youd this they ave, as a political - or
gauization, utterly unconcernad, . be-
cause irresponsible.
Republicans may not have a two-thirds
majority “ie the “dower branch of the
next Congress, the Democrats auth do
_ Bo'more‘tliau restrain: and check the
ésstiyed aggréssions of tne radicals on
cannot possibly carry anymeasure of
: legislation that, they ny propose and
~, Inthiate with a view to stop eonstity-
rrtional innovations, the usurpation of
ty,. and exteavagance if the acdminis-
tration of the fiscal affairs of the Gov-
erament. If] therefore, they are in
such a condition as will” not. enable
them to do anything directly and pos-
itively to save the Government from
violation.and overthrow, or to prevent
migehievous, ifinot destruc. |
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$150 Ang er Arty l 1] or 3
LIN Cy ERT CISE OF veaddlCal ALITRLLION 11»
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Lou 01 the county bul Lae Sillpic uupe
that Gon, Grant, when fairly and fully |
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knowleslge,
a disre-
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Moh Violence at Bear River City —
Women and Children Fleein
for safety, |
ST. Lous, Mo., November 20.~A
Salt Lake special dispatch to the
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roughs, at Bear River City, on the
tod great egeitgment, andy this mori.
"ing a mdb of fome two’ hthidred ‘men
burned the Frontier Inder office and
selves, an a
ten and wounding a nimber. It was
feared the whele town would be burn-
od. “and the women and children “vere
fleeing for safety.
Bear River Uity is eighty miles east
of Salt Like City, :
Three hundred United States tro Ps,
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telegram ta the N. Y. Tribune:
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throat Militia,
Memphis, November 28. The Ap-
peal’s Arkansas correspondence says:
On the 10th instant a body of two hun:
tered the town of Center Point, Sevier
them into an open field,
placed & guard over them, and than
progceded to sack the town, after which
they left. The next day the citizens of
a meeting was gotten up to
regard so the outrage. While the
meeting was in progress; the same body
into a field and shot then Fac hand
culminated ina personal interview he
tween Cretiernl Howard and the Rey.
Dr. Boynton on the street. The dia
logue is reported thus: Gen, Howard —
“1 take this occasion to pronounced all
that you havesaid of ‘me an unmiti-
gate falsehood.” Dri Boynton—"Do
you mean to eall me a har?” Gen.
Howard=*“L mean woat I say, and I
prohounce your statement an. unmiti-
gated falsehood.” Dr. Boynton-*Then
vou mean to call me a’ liar 2° Gen.
- | Howard=—"Yes, sir: I' say that you
have lied.” Dri Boynton—*"1f, sir, you
had two arms I should thrash you for
insulting me.” General Howard —
| “Never mind my arm ; try isand thrash
| me if vou can.” At this point the re-
verend gentleman turned away,
A Court «
The Texas
{ days been allu
Eo
m a Bust.
papers have, for
ling i dting con-
ap-
y fife
military
f duct of Judes Sabin,
| Cirenit Court. The Breham [nguirer
| thus describes the conduct
or at Breham,: cluding his
| and his exit:
On Saturday night's train arrived
v
enlrance
Cthe Judze slightly fainting
day; “and especially at night, the
Judge became beastly drunk, using
ae
Prolifle Mothers
AVG matt :
Lie a ion of tho
ture, as may he judeed from the ola
acter of some bilz miroducod ve
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hrst reading,
enehit of Mes. Geanville Lindlay
lay shall’ receive soyonty-fivedoibars
anvuadly, in consideration of recently
eiving birth to three children at. one
who
in
dis
annuity to all Tennessee women
shall in future be equally prolific,
its present shape the bill does no
. ", A Lo.
Ling his position, which alone daved
On
| Monday morning reports wore. rife of
the departure of the Judge. Shortly,
however, it was ascertained that he
1 E Bom ihe bey :
had departed for the country in com-
| pany with a freedman inn 2éareh of but
Jurors and witnesses wer
| pouring mts town, During the even-
| him from a sound pummeHing.
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ing the:Judge returned, and after im-
| bibing attempted to reach the Court
House; in which he finally succeeded,
| After conning thé steps of the court-
yard and climbing np the steps, he
stecerlod in reaching o \
suceesded mn reaching thd bench. The
court was called,
{ four foll The
o’cloek the owing day.
ever seen, and exhibited the
ance of having waltlowed with the hogs,
By the assistance of an attorney he
was enabled to reach the hotel, amid
the laugh and jeesrs of thousands
witnessed this strange [rrsduss,
| In no better condition, but he finally
managed to reach the stand, shorn of
the extra mud. Court
{| Grand Jury with little or no
at the bar, took another smile, and
reached his hotel. During the night
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he became no better,
intention of going down on the train
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Judge, what will: vow, do with
Grand Jury, now sitting #
sit till they hateh,” he answer
train conveved the Jud #4
ward trip.
statement of facts, as we hear and have
seen, and heedsaiy comment at our
hands. The Judge isa military ap-
| pointee.
ee ete A ereerearaeee
(real Walking Feat
weal Walking Feat,
Buffalo, N.Y. Nov! '97.—(%:N.
Payen, the padestrian, concluded las:
evening at the skating rink, the tasi
of walking 100 miles, in 23 hours 29
minutes and 57 seconds.
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Monthgomery, Ala., Nov. 27 +=The
Legislature to-day was engaged in
discussing the Ku-klux bills The bills
make it mdictable for any. person to
appear m mask, and if any person
shoots owe who 15 masked after dark
it is tobe considered. no crime. The
time of jmprisopment for baiug dis-
guised is from ond or two years. Sev-
eral oi’ the bill have heén
adopted,
2CCHONS
Bly hd ioe
| Domoeratie Salt River Procession.
| Indianapolis, Nev. 27~The trip up
I Salt river; yesterday evening, by the
| Democgats; was a rich performance.
| A prosession of several hundred mar-
| ched through the streets with banners,
Pan {
They werd followed bya number of
boats on-wagons. which were filled with
i prominent Damocrats.
mn af Ae oe
In Cleveland, Ohio, oun [riday, J.
Harsh sold to Case & Sholl, packers,
five thowsard two hundred and fifty
| sheep for five eents per head, the sel-
el a
sais tfaughieringthe animals. The Lea:
der Hays? “Mutton {is exceedingly
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FLU) iyi it) iy UA1Y
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{ $21,
11, LATCARICS
| are sold in the market for
will be A
emptorily debs
paricipatiow in its ben ;
HEALrons mm it
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Provisions -2Y, } Mal,
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he most sensible alesti £ Ie
corded was Detween a gentleman
and Iadvy in Now Albany, Indiana. I
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case of" Grant's election he agreed to)
Incase of Seymour's
marry hin.’ A
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SUCCESS she was to
last accounts the
satisfied with the manner in which the
wager had been decided.
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_ VIRGINIA.
Trial "of" Jefferso: Dayis. »
Richmond, Va, November 30.
This morning, in the United States
Circuit Court, Robert Ould, counsel for
Jeflerson Davis, made a motion to
quash the indictment against Davis, on
the ground that the fourteenth amend.
ment prescribes the mod of punishment
for participation in rebellion, which 18
digfranchise nent, and no other punish
ment is preseribed. The prosecuting
attorney moved to postpone the motion
until the latter part of the term.
Chief Justice Chase decided to her the
argtzment on the motion on Thursday
next.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh, November 30.—The Honse
Congress to remove the disabilities of
The debate
evineed an improved state of feelings
I: resolutions
fe fh Fille Ot
4 bribery t } iit i i
certain scheines,
Ap rg
We hear it reported thaton Friday
fast, whilst (eo, Ritienbouse, Abso-
loon. W Aner, and oth H's, of Granville
mye Cr :
The youn courtesan who :
000 lies on her death bed withgeon, |
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CENTRE HALL
Tann- Yard.
rsigned would respectfully in-
itizens 6f Centre county, thatthe.
above Tan-Yard will again be put in full
operation in all its branches, upder he
management of Mr. Charles Horbary afl
and experienced Tanner, * Fa
The HIGHEST PRICE PAID for HIDES
"Hides of Minds wanted. Also...
TANNER'S BARK,
for which the highest market prices will be
paid. The public patronage is solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
JOSEPH BITNER,
decd tf Centre Hall,
IF YOU WANT TO BUY CHEAP
READY MADE CLOTHING
The unde
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again breaking itsjaw. The rest
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$5 il : *¢d
Odell Lid iD Ol the
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the latest styles
PANTS, VESTS AND« SATIN
OV ERCOATS TOBE FOUUD.
Suits fromu$1010 $20. Alsen good as-
sortment of furnishing goods, Hats, Caps,
decd 4t
a a
&eo, xc.
J% SALE!
~The undersigned contemplating a re-
3 moval to the west, offers a fine
home, at private sale, situnted
it-Spring Mills, consisting of a
.wo-story log framefiiouse, sta-
=n ble, aud other out-buildings,
and a lot of ground containing nbout three
11 do I' neat. — True Democrat.
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Zacharia Bryman, of West
wt and Killed a bear last
lay, which weighed about 300 lbs,
Bufla.
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Terms will be made easy. For further par-
G. W.DUNKLE,
Spring Mills,
nov 27. 2m.
OLOTUING—Overcoats Pants, Vests,
tnd Dress Couts, cheap ts, Wolf's Store.
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BOOTS, by the thousand, all styles, si-
M iy
Wil
3. discovered that the gan, which
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wan led to him to follow the bear
me you =aid vou'd kill me, an’
if you killel me I'd kill you”
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| iL is MI Maser, but
failed. His first copy
13 its own reward.” and
it “Washing
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“hk
irk (rrr i \
on hire
the entarprise
was “Virtue
they got
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With soan 1s
bad morals, threugh the
¢ Pb
Memphis, November 29. —On 'ri-
through the rods,
22 nN
was passing Ww
seized by or rO
violated.
the girl, and was taken to the sco:
violence and hanze i.
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03 ave hoes receive
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General Grant will hagre control
53,000 offices and «.flicers,
compensations amount
of
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to
Wim. DB. Avor Is 0o
years of age, au
II Health of Napoleon
London, Novanba 3
ny stated t
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cannot give
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daly alarger share in the gotails of
ulmimistrations, relieveing the Eiupe-
ror of many of his burdens.
Bo»
ces anew shuffle of’ the cards fof Uni
Brain wa? after rations,
-—— wp Porm
Tm ‘af wl . war 11 Ws
[he thief who stole a horse in Sy
ler county, a couple weaks 4 %a
{ o Ioaday mornin:
ton ind was taken
ail SAME evening,
La a
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capture
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niLy jy tne
a few davs ago, committed suicide at
the American Hotel, He was a sin-
ree fl re
F.ouisville is te have a new daily pa-
pereatled the Lvening Sun, Messrs,
SYRUP, the'finest ever made, just re-
ceived, cheap at Wolt's old stand—try it.
AT PRIVATE SALE!
The undersigned offers the following val-
Estate, situnte in Penn town-
, about ene half mile
south of Millheim, nt private sale,
under the best state of cultivation. and un-
i fences, and TEN ACRES being
HOICE TIMBER LAND.
Thereon are erected a two-sto-
ry weather boarded Log
HOUSE, BANK BARN, and
all necessary Out-buildings,
of water in the yard, and a
g water a few rods
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from the door, and
on the prewises. For further particulars
formerly connected with the Democrat
ty, are the projecters.
The armies of Europe, according to
the estimates of a French colector of
far d
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irilled reco:
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s, de compose 0] Y 557.626
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SUR
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afin iis expended
{BUDS
Sed.
A ‘Fexas paper asserts that not a
State except Galveston
uses anything except gold and silver,
that he would advise every
I'homson. President of the Pennsylva-
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The public debt statement for No-
009, though it is not. uncertain that re-
turns which have not yet heen
ally lesson this estimate. The dis
Durserments the past mouth, ex-
cepting the Targe ansount paid on ac-
count oi the Alaska purchase, were
coanparatively small,
coin now. on band, including certifi-
cates, is about $90,000,000,
Bangor, Dec. 1.—Weston the pedes-
trian, started on his one hundred days
trip this afternoon at four o'clock. A
large crowd witnessed his departure,
or
St. Louis, Dee. 1.—There were twen-
of November. The loss was $266,845;
insurance, $708,047, Probable loss to
insurance companies, $259,870.
Boston, Dec. 1.—This afternoon a
clerk of It, Spinner & Co. drew a check
for 15,000 from the Bank of Com-
merce, and, while passing down stairs
from the Banking room, a man threw
black peppet in his eyes and made a
grab at the money, but escaped with
$1,400 only,
Snicide by drinking water in whieh
ofduciter matches had bien
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I irst to he RTO
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no he will be happy
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Gooner! Batlér is well aeqin
are entertained
ou
1.000 O00
¢ used laiiy
Ani ain
posiage
England and Wales contin a million of
prahars;
General Grants Wadliiiseton house cost
A ready-made bridal troussegqu can be
bought on Broadway. for $1.00
Tomake a window blind —ill it up with
brick and morter
A man to speak his mind, must have one
to speak.
To prevent a door cracking —Nail it up,
Error—The crook in a pig's tail, hard to
get out,
A desirable dotmestic bird —a duck of a
wife,
Queer that a shoemaker who is “ever las-
tng’ 1s continualy “pegging out.”
The sun that shines for all{who have ten
cents )—the boot blacks.
Easy way
; to get a hack—try to shave
with a hateheét
Can the grief of a milatto be considered
yellow pine.
An early spring, is jumping out of bed at
five o'clock in the morning
Courtship is bliss, but matrimony is’ blis-
ter,
Why isco
ffee like anax with a dull edge?
Because
it must be ground before using.
The man who could not keep his feet sold
his boots,
One definition of a ‘‘corn dodger” is a
man who refuses whiskey.
The true test of a man’s temper is to keep
1m waiting tén minutes for his dinner.
An Irishman bein
drink, said: **it is si
ping cold water.’
2 asked to define hard’
fing on aroekand wip-
Why is ‘a married man like a tallow can-
dle? Because he often goes out at night
Coffe without milk 's said to de used b;
he Tark: as an aatidot? to the injarions ef-
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oct23tf Penn township.
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Mi lroy Warehouse.
The undersigned having opened a Ware
house for the purpose of receiving Grain ut
MILROY, MIFFLIN COUNTY.
wonld be glad to sce all their friends at the
where the highest Cash i =
PVE
Wis.
e keep constantly on hmnd PLASTE R,
L.. SALT and Fish.
z2>The Rail-road depot is in the same
bailding.
GEO. BLYMY ER.
JOS. P. BLYMYER.
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" "VATE SALE in Miltheim.
The wndessigned offers the following
state at Private Sale, con-
astine of
A LOT OF GROUND,
thereon
erected a two-story’ weather
warded log-house, 8 new two-
ory COACH SHOP, BANK
2 3ARN, a well of never failing
yard. The Lot contains «IF
kinds of fruit trees, and all necessary out-
buildings.
SAMUEL BAME,
oct16.tf Millheim,
New Warehouse at Milroy.
The undersigned takes pleasure in infor-
ming the farmers of Centre county, that
they ve leased the Warehouse recently
erected at the Stone Mill, and are now pre-
pured to purchase all Kinds of Grain for
Chsh at the highest market rates. Thank-
ful for the liberal patrorrage heretofore give
en them, they hope by a strict attention to
bidiness, to’ merit = continuance of the
Sanse,
PLASTER, SALT and COA L, on hand
and for sale at lowest market rates,
. M'ATEE & REED,
Proprietors of Lewistown Mills.
A. S. KERLIY
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Supt. Warehouse,
oct¥, 3m
Look Here!
Milroy.
THE MILROY
Boot & Shoe Store,
Wherz there is constantly on ‘hand.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of
ALDEES and GENTS, ee
~ YOUTHS & MISSES,
and Children’s Boots « Shoes,
all of the best eastern
1 markets,
5. Go and see him every body, as: his
stock cannot 1
ook t be furhassed for durability
nd reasonable prices. Three doors below
MW Atee & Reed's Watehoro.
Do not forget the place.
novi38m © coo bog L. MARKS.
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COE'S COUGH BALSAM.
to the attention of the publie.
s often as the year rolls around, the pro«
prietors annually make their bow to the
people, and remind them that amongst the
many things required for the health, com
fort and sustenance of the family through
the long and tedious months of winter,
Coe's Cough Balsam should not be forgot~
ten. For years it has been a household
-medicine—and a ao
safety of their Ars mn xious or he
from any disease of the throat, Ho 4
lungs, canndt afford to he wit it. Io
dditioh to he ordisar Ba so long
‘in the market, we now furn % r mam-
moth family size bottles, which will, in
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Drug Stores.
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The Balsam will [Pling invaluable, ana
may slmays ak Upon x the fod 41-
treme cases.
WHOOPING COUGH. ..
The testimony of all who have used it for
this terrible disease daring the last” tex
years, is, that it invariably relieves ‘and
cures it. es
SORE THROAT.
! Keep vour threat wet with the belesm —ta-
| king little and often-—and you will very
i oon find relief. ;
Was
HARD COLDS ANDECOUGHS
Yield st operton steady use HriHiW great
remedy. Tt will succeed in giving’ relief
| where ail other remedies have failed.
OF THE THROAT, CHEST
ANDLUNGS. |
Do not deldy procuring and immediately
taking Coes Cough’ Bulsum, when troubled
with any of the above named difficulties.
They are «fl premonitory symptoms of
Consumption, and if not nireated all $00~
ner or later sweep vom sway into the valley
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Many 7 care-worn safferer has found relief
and to-day rejoices that her life has been
ido cisy aod ‘peolonged. by the use of
: Coe's Cough Balsam.
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it neeod
OCT O0 10 lb o
ory Druggist and Dealer in Maditines in
the United States,
THE €. G. CLARK CO
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, Ct.
Read I'T =~ Read!!!
THE ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE
18: CALLED, TO THE .
World's Great: Rentedy;
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COE’S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
This preparation is pronoiinced by Dys-
peptics as the only known remedy that will
surely cure that aggravating and fatal mal-
ady. For Years it swept on ts fearful tide,
carrying before it to an untimely KTAave, its
millions of sufferers. :
Coe’s . Dyspepsia Cure has Come to
=. the Rescue. © ~
Indigestion, ‘Sick Headhehe; Bourness or
Acidaty of Stomach, Rising of Foed,
* Flatwlenc il feariness,
Biliousness, Liver Complaint,
finally terminating |
=A : a Daath RHE,
Are as surely cured by this
as the patient tickes. it... . Alt
' years before the Reople, what is the verdict
of the masses > Hear what Lester Sexton,
of Milwwekee, says: « 84)
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ugh but five
Jan, 24, 1868.
Milwaukee,
Messrs ew Havea,.
C. G. Clark:
Conn.
Both myself and wife have mised Coe's
PRE Cure, and it has proved PER-
FECTLY: satisfactory ak x remedy I have
no hesitation ‘in saving that » have re-
ceived GREAT BENEEMP from ite use
Very res fully. -
(Signed)
L
RSEXTON.
A GREAT BLESSING,
ron Rev. L.'F. Ward, Avon, Lorain
v,, OF =: x]
Messrs. Strong & Armstr
Gentlemen, —It gives. me great pleasure to
state that my wilt ie erived great benefit
from the use of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.
She has been for a number of years greati
troubled with Dyspepsia, accom oc
with violent paroxysms constipation
which so prostrated ber that was all the
while for months, unable to do anything.
She took, at your instance. Coe’s Dys in
AT BENERIT
Cure, and has derived G
FROM IT, and is now comparatively well,
She rogards this medicine as a great bles-.
sing. Truly yours,
. Jan, 18th, 1868. di F. WARD:
os CLERGYMEN. :
he Rev. Isaac Aiken, Of Alisgha
testifies tha it har cured a
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er remedies had fa
- DRUGGISTS.:
7 will tell you,
ire, that ev-
ry one that buys a bottle of Coe’s Dyspep-
sia Cure from them, spenks in the most un-
qualified praise of a. great medical virtues.
add 2 203 Ca d2 sseases $s
COE'SDYSPEPSIA eURE
Will also be found invaluable in all cases
af. Diarrhea D ‘sente Colic, Summer
omplaints, Griping and in fact every dis-
ordered condition of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country
everywhere at $ per Bottle, or by applica-
tion to x 3
THE € €. CLARK CO.
Sis ‘Bole Proprietors,
dune. sow I.y ° **' Mew Haven, "Ot
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