The Sussex Republican., November 10, 1894, Image 4

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Castoria, is Dr. Samuel Pitcher'S prescrfptihn fttr Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine lor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorin relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
Castoria.
BX< BUflOl medicine for chil
"Castoria Is
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told
good effect upon their children."
" Castoria is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to
I of 1
Dr. G. C. Osgood,
Lowell, Mass.
H. A. Arcbbr, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford Bt, Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Castoria is tho best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers willconskler tho real
Castoria in
"Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
enoe In their outside practice with Castoria.
and although
medical supplies what is known as reguiur
products, yet
favor upojfit*" <>r
United Hospital
interest of their children, and
stead of the various quack nostrums which
destroying their loved ones, by forcIngQpium,
Ulfa« syrup a
agents down thelt - throats,
only have among nt
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t phi ne
OUMr Imr
arm wiiWmi
premature graves."
Dispensary,
Dr. J. F. Kincbeloe,
Conway, Ark.
Boston, Mass.
Allen C. Smith, Prea.,
The Centanr Company, T7 Murray Street, New York City.
ARE YOTTON TO IT?
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all iMi tK «»* ll
Judging I
lower pi'iii'iraila,
vei tismg I- mine«
till* hilKlllf*HS Wllleii C
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tlo
might think that
ry. Yet
«Is mid
the birg* ..t of its kino| in the H(ate), exclaii
was si. h in immense place in Georgetnw
the san.e, and ben* loi* business Below \i
have,and yon should get on to the low prit
keep constantly in stock, Dons, Sash, Blinds, HlinMei
Frames, Brackets, Scroll Work. Shingles. Laths, Lime, llalr C'e oe
Plaster, North Carolina Lumber—including 4 4, T» 4 and 8 4 Boatds, Kloomifi
and CTeiling.
t unis
»id igain a cost«
s'oek. ('•
going ihr »ugh
•eltnu!
and mspee
I no id
I that lli ie
re here just
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nhcless.
• of I he goods w
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wie lining «old
Moulding«, Window
«, Ualehifd
We
'liich Hi
SUSSEX PINE,
Bough and Blessed, House Framing; sh-athing und I
Builders' Hardware; in fact, we can furnish an outfit for un < rd
in twenty-four hours from receipt of order. In While I'i
all the different grades and thicknesses required in the trad»
full stock of
• I •. Pomps.
«•ling l'
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• LuiiiIm-i
We a'
Wheels, Hubs, Sjiokes, Bims,
Shafts. Poles, Axles
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lease Kemcmhci : We hi
«sh -md lake
I hie f
?iy I.
advantage nt discounts.
hills, consequently un customers. () ir good < are I
direct. 'I'liis enables us to give y«
r mail and shipping faeitiiies .«re
rite nr call f«n price».
nil, we b»!
We sell om
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unequalled.
jobbers pile.
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tion of two railroads and
When vou want anything in our Ii
Yours truly,
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Georgetown, Del.
This is the Year for Bargains.
I am glail to he able t«» call attention to au inereuHed stock of goods and
most o them were bought at
.. Panic Prices - •
4 and are offered cheaper than ever before. A large line of Ladies'
Ureas Goods and Trimmings, the moat complete line of Shoes 1 have
ever ottered and at prices to suit these Mines. Groceries are kept fresh.
Ribbons aud Laces for the Reason. Hosiery in abundance and almost
all kinds of Notions. Thank iug my customers und patrons for past
patronage, 1 wish to continue to serve them.
COR. OK BEDFORD Bt. aud PUBLIC .SQUARE,
«J oliii Wagamon.
P. S.—MciehantK suppliai with t'huks O. N.T. Fj uol Cotton al
Jobber« Prices.
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Sussex County
at his store on Market St., iu Georgetown.
Neraly all kinds of WHEELS iu the market can he furnished here
ai
Most Reasonable Prices.
New ones of every grade aud second hand
es at Moderate Prices
Sole agent for the celebrated Wynnewood Bicycles for
Sussex County.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING NEATLY" DONE.
BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS.
Child*«»! Cryfoi
Pitcher'» Caeterla.
A MILE OF FISHING LINE.
Catching Shark*, by tho Dosen
ifornla Coast.
! Crawling
guua beach, ne
- California, that hid countless
moues under richly colored seaweeds, I
came to a little cavo where the flsher
off the Cal
make thoir headquarters. A great
bluff formed the shelter, and as deep
water came inshore a harbor was made
the rocks
the La
San Juan, iu southern
for landing the dories. A little shanty
on the high sand, a dozen boats, a pile
of crawfish traps, the tails of several
sharks, told the story, and
piece a grizzly old fellow, the generalis
! simo. He was waiting for tho baiters,
for the line he used uooded not
more to bnit it.
a center
, but a dozen
stood there they began to come
in from tho hills and
A
•or tho bench
from out of tho Hooks and corners. Tho
a fishline a mile in
anchor and
a buoy in the shape of a soldered np oil
so of
this lino was a book—flOO or more being
needed for a single lino. The line \v
laid ont in coils, and the
around; baited the hooks, replaced them
when necessary and coiled tho line
they baited.
"Yes," said tho sociable old fisher
, "this is a pretty
tackle used
length; On each eud
, and at
•cry three feet
, sitting
way of fish
ing. You see, wo cover a mile of
ground at a time, and every fish that s
swimming down that terriotry is pretty
of the 000 hooks.
They hook themselves, yon sea Thoy
swallow tho bait, then run off vfrith it,
try to, and tho weight of the line
htimi« thorn op wi*. ft no- turn
No\v wo mostly tftkerock cod. Dot flsh
ohungo as the season doos.
'Wb Bet tho trawl nt 8 » clock in tho
morning. The line is coiled in tho stern
of the boat, nnd when wo got in the
right spot, elcnr of tho kelp, the anchor
is lowered, taking tho end of the lino
down with it When we strike bottom,
toss over tho buoy aim row away,
paying out slowly till the end comes,
when tho other anchor is tossed over
and n hnoy. Then we have the lino
stretched over a mile of bottom, with a
bait every two or three feet. Mighty
few fish pass it. This wo lot stay
ernl hours, and then we haul in, general
ly from both ends. Luek varies,
taken in that line when wo almost filled
suro to strike
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the boat. Every hook would have
something.
"Then again luck changes. One day
wo pulled out to tho line, but not a ciui
in «iglit. There wasn't, any inis
had our bearings exact,
to conclude
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take,
tho only thing to. do w
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A VETERAN'S VERDICT.
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The War is Over. A Well-known Sol
dler, Correspondent and Journal
ist Makes a Disclosure.
Indiana contributed h
soldiers to the war, and
•ord in thut respect than It doe*
literature It is rapidly acquiring
enviable place. In war aud literature
ewell, well known as a writer
honorable position. Dur
ing the late war he was a member of Co. M,
,'d. N. Y. Cavalry and of the 13th Indiana In
temManÂ'JrlSPL'fô'ifowî: "" po, ' l " ,lt
'•Several of us old veterans here are using
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure
and Nerve und Liver Pills, all of them giving
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have
used remedies that compare with them. Of
the Pills we must say they are the best
bination of the qualities required In a prep
aration of their nature we have ever known.
We have none but words of praise for them.
They are the outgrowth of a new principle In
dlcine, and tone up the system wonder
fully. We say to all. try these remedies."
—Solomon Yewell. Marlon. Ind., Dec. 5,18W.
»These remedies are sold by all druggists
a positive guarantee, or sent direct by
Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.,
celpt of price. |1 per bottle. bIx bottles f6, ex
press prepaid. They positively contain neither
opiates nor dangerous drugs.
Hold hv «Il I »I i.ugistf
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Almost good enough for Free Advertising
Winter Clothing for about the half of what you've had to pay
It's in the interest of the people, sure. Since this store was a store
sold Clothing as low as now. You'll credit us with knowing Good Clothing.
We never had better. Every body, almost, is after it—we mean great
crowds daily. No use advertising if we didn't believe there were people
who don't yet know our prices.
We must sell to make settlement of a Partner's Estate
We must sell to make settlement of a Parta&jr'sS»4atfc
Perhaps you've seen in the newspapers that wool is lower than it was, that
there's also less purchasing power. We know it, for such things come to
us first. We've anticipated all these things because we're forced to sell
now, and you'll find our prices the lowest—no matter how long you wait
for lower.
Needn't spend $io for All Wool Winter Suit. Our price $5
Needn't spend $10 for All Wtiol Winter Overcoat. Our price $5
Needn't spend $12 or $15 for Suit. Ours $6.75 or $7.50
Needn't spend $16.50 for Dress Suit. Our price $12
Needn't spend $12 or $15 for Fail Overcoat. Ours $6.75, $7.50
Needn't spend $20 for Silk lined Overcoat. We've a lot at $12
Needn't spend more than half for Boys' Clothing—Suits, $3. & $5
Always keep in mind—
It's a good sized item—We pay Railroad Fafe when there's a moderate
amount purchased to allow us to do it without losing too much. It's
clear gain to you.
we never
WANAMAKER & BROWN
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Children Cryfo*
1 Pitcher's Castoria.
that something had happened,
pulled up and down the coast, then dut.
, and just as we were about giv
of the cans bob up
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Btarted »Morel nosed »l.ark» hart drtp
ped in just in time und bad taken tiie
a»h that' 1>«rt bueil hooked and so got
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iug it up
and then disappear.
"We managed to book it up, and
when we tx*gaii to take it in 1 thought
had a wlmlo, but the first fish that
hovo in sight whs a shark about six feet
i oug . Thort came a stretch of 20 hooks !
gone, then a shark, then shurks by the
dozen—in fact, theré must have been 20
the line, not to speak
or go sharks
G f those that had beou on. Wo cut thfcrn*
loose the best Wo conld nnd figured up
about $50. You
our losses iu fishhooks, lino nnd Huit at
•hool of half
hooked in turn,
"Another time we lost the line for a
day, and finally found it foul of a kelp
bed, and when
to impossible to take it in. 1 thought
wo l, a d a whale that time, but it w
jewfish. There were seven
hooked, and their combined weight
got it np it was
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't less than a toll. Some we took,
and the rest we ent loose. There isn't
much cull for boneless cod just now,"
said tlie old man, with a mysterious
wink.
'
," ho continued, "I
hnve lost the whole outfit.' Once a l>ig
basking shark wound it np so that we
never conld dear it, and another time a
whale walked off with the whole thing,
' sharks are the worst When a fish gets
j hooked, they come along and bito it off,
leaving the head. Then another shark
1 comes along and takes t^olhittd aud
[ hook, W.«,t curi.to. t»uW
times eel» gtt hooked, thouftiiig nJS >
I Once a big ootopuB got on, und when it
climbed into tho boat we got ready to
go overboard, but a knock on tho head
with mi oar settled him. "—San Francis
co Chronicle I
j strung® Coincidence.
j Tho „„„vernation had dwelt for soms !
tilne ou t |, 0 8n bjntfc of thought transfer- I
eucll Several permtua had come under !
thB)r U()t i (l e, and thou Gaswell said:
"Let mo toll yon something which '
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"Oneo or Iwi
, then yting m
, and when it
Onco a big octopus got
I don't
happened to
, know whether you will class it
example of thought transference or ;
simply as a singular coincidence. There 1
whs Fred Urimsoy. Fred and I were
friends five or six years ago, and j
then ho went south, and 1 lost sight of
him ontiroly. Not even a letter passed
between us. The other day, all of a sud- •
tho other day.
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'alkiiig along tho street,
I thought of Grini«ey. Hadn't thought
of him for month«, possibly not for a
year, bat he popped into my mindnui
As nearly a« 1 could re
call, there was nothing which would
naturally be expected to bring him into
my memory at that time. He
spontaneously, as you might sny. Just
then I turned the corner of a street, and
right in front of me aud coming to
den,
this oicasi
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"Was Fred Grimsey, of course, '' «aid
three, trying to finish Gaswell'«
who looked a great
deal like him. "—Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
Benteuce.
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"No, hut a
Royalty on
An apparently authorized announce 1
ment thut the Princess of Walesand her 1
daughters iiave taken to ri«iiugtricycles
is expected to give a tremendous boom 1
to the manufacture of that class of ey- *
cling machine, which haN been in a state j
of declino for several years. Polite
ciety has always professed to regard qy
cling with scorn
essentially vulgjar
and pleboiau form of exercise aud
The princess having
, fashionable damés and their
class imitators
i»ct I h»
me il
f «ish
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the comio papers. It is said that the
Princess of Waifs commenced tricycling
by the advice of her doctors.—London
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bound to fol •
low it. Much gratification îh expressed
that the princess did not take to the bi- J
°J C ^' and "rational dress," the
abuse of which have brought a great
deal of undeserved ridicule upon his
form of healthy recreation, to the bene
fit solely of the artists aud writers for
aud
When Baby «
When she wi
I sick, we gave her Castoria.
»s a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When Hho became Miss, she clung to Casturia.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Children Cry for
PitoHeK* Caetoria.
;
Why Alwice-L<irrsln« Remain* Fn-nnli.
There is no liberty,' as we understand
the terra iu Alsace-Lorraine. The
I tiveé are permitted tbö exercise of their
I owa religion and the use of the French
I longue under certain restrictions. But !
I there restrictions import the presence of
1 Gorman detectives in the churches. No j
nioro need be said to show that they I
must be irksome and oppressive to the
last degree. It is the German method, !
might almost say the method of
in a hurry, and we
when groat empires
making their meal On small states.
Iu 1871 Franco left Alsace pretty much
AH «ho found it when it was seized by
X1V At tho tin , 0 of th MiOTre
ns na
,„ w8 .. <, ant0 ,rf H . manners
In consequence Alsace remained Gor
in speech and hi race habits, while '
gratitude for fair treatment slowly ren
dered'her French in sentiment The
11 gentler way nmy seem the longer, but
" it is certnlnJy the liettor, and that the
rougher is, to say the least,'no shorter
experience in Ireland to
prove. Our mistake indeed wns onn of
sheer ignorance, whilo Germany's is
something of a sin against the light.—
Loudon News.
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oar time. We
bolt our food,
ohnuged in
observances.
a
we have
n jy always to lie regretted, 1 think,
when love comes to a girl before she has
a stained her moral and intellectual mu
jority, writes Mrs. Burton Kingsland In
The Ladies' Homo Journal. Tho
whom she would lov
q n jt e different fr
^'«/amld give her im *e mature affections,
ia lhodo„#,i of „..„Ing
> hitri'iit a disart vimtogo when Imgerox
pvrlmioo of other men will lead her to
compurlBon«. Thorn nn< oome
things to which time is the only guide,
nnd in so momentous a step as the choice
I of the companion of n lifetime "the
unreasoning madness of love" can, iu
! extreme youth, rn.ely bo trusted. A
I young girl has so many illusions,....
! tie knowledge of human natnre,
slight an ucqnnintnnce with her <
' heart, as to make the risk always a
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A nirl'n Flint Fancy.
at lfi is often
she
to win
lit
rions one.
;
1 Grubb I think y
n v «7 distmgnished man if lie lives
j ,?,P n ° n £r?; , ....
Ye«.' \V hat do yon think he will be
«"«Anguished tor? '
• „Longevity—if ^ lives long enough. "
—London Tit Bit«.
His Fain«.
iKiyfv'ill become
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^ According to Mulhall, a Frenchman
'tàfs every year 610 poutuls of bread, 127
of meat and drinks 85 gallon« of wine
*nd five of beer.
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means so much more than
you imagine—serious and
fatal diseases result from
trifling ailments neglected.
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gitt-^-health.
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lb
ha ve no appetite
lug the most telia
gthening
.which is
Bit
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Iron
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Brown's li
hot
Bitters 1;
pleasant to lake.
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It Cures
Dyspepsia,
Neuralgia.
Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria,
Kidney and Liver
Troubles,
Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
Get only the genuine— il hascroBsed red
nés on the wrapper. All others ate sub
Ten" B." K
lid book—free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE.
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the old ideas, and revolutionized
cooking—VVliat? COTTOLKNE. Why?
Because it is clean, pure, healthful, economi
cal, anil makes the most delicate and delicious
food. 5 lbs. of Cottolene equals 7 '/i lbs. of lard,
saving the cost. Get tlie
genuine, with trade mark—steer's
head in cotton-plant wreath—
on every pail. Made only by
The N. K. Pairbauli Company,
ST. I.ÜUIS and CIIICAQO.
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Goltley Wilmington Commercial
ffi College ig School of Short-Hand
Uj j 3th and Market Sts., Wilmington, Pel.
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tilt np Business Offices of the
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Tlie Golden Star
GOLD
MINING il CO,
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'apilsil 5jC.oo,oi»o «lividcd into Btm,lMMl sIiîiioh of #1 pur value each. Non
sable forever.
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This eoinpi
*hl mines located in a county which produced
s|n,000,000 in "old in I» years. Ibis 4.'> acres of virgin land.
ndei^ionml work in shape of shafts and tun
sig;ht worth $100 per ton. lias j
•e netting $:{<» per ton.
Hus sneli n sniiill eupitulization, only B00,000 shares and not
'2,000,000 shares as other companies.
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MIS
Hus .»Oil feet of
neb
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to per I«
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liait llii'oiigh this rich $MHl ore
ik a
du to a depth
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hie lo produee hugely for
he he..
lil • • I I lie «lock h * » Id
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t tins profit in large monthly divi
it ol its stock at
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IV oil«
all
ol ;i.j cents a share.
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* Oil the lilii
inket today and are
lugger inteieHt. They ought
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nee for report« and oilier liter«!
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meg ». ieigo, 111.
A WINTER'S HNTIÖKTA1NMENT!
GREAT VALUE
ROE,
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WEEKLY NEW«
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COR. R. R. AYE. AND MARKET STREET
Georgetown,
Where you can «cl uinsl anything iu
Hardware, Tools and
Novelties in Hardware,
Groceries,
CONFECTIONERIES and TOYS.
go lotfJIORT'N when in need of small Wales and all artiohs
that are used in every day house keeping.
Alwaj
-Ä-GKEnSTT DF'OIES
Harrison's Town and Country Paints
-the best in the market.
B. JW- G/1MPBELL'S
Steam Saw
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at Selby vil le , Delaware ,
Is li<'ii(l<|iiiirturs for tho following
goods:
YELLOW PINE,
Box Shooks, Crates peach Baskets, Flooring, Lumber,
drain, Y(?al, Coal, Lime,
FERTILIZERS, HAY,
Plows, Piping nnd ^lgiiunltural Imple
ments.
When iu need of anything in the above mentioned, call ou «>r address 4/r.
LVupbdl before purchasing. Muil orders receive prompt atteutioa.
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.
A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eyes,
Totter, Salt Rliouui, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Soro Nipples
and Piles. It is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of oases have been cured 'ey
it after all other treatment had failed
25 cents per box.
For sale by Layton «.V Layton, Diuir'sts.
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JOHN W. GREEN,
PROPRIETOR.
MANUFACTURER OF
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