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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 171, 14 June 1872, Page 6

Tne height ©f coolness—the top of Mont Blanc. The greatest curiosity in the world —a woman's. '* "Drop a line if you wish to sec me;" as the fish said to'to the angler. . «r In Boston they call foundling, hospitals, asylums for anonymous infants, and in Chicago they style them institutions for babies born on the European plan... , Hibernian Landlord : "Well Pat, things are so bad that 1 am going to raise the rent."—H i3 Tenant T " Share it's myself that's proud to hear ypu -ay so, for faith I-"can't raise it moself."

I jf^^y ulcer or chronic so*e should W^^% lv 'have ;thia excellent unguent »pP Ji «d toiti-in the mariner pointed out m its accompanying directions. For thoroughly cleaning a diseased or broken skin, and for rousing its poisoned vessels or depressed nerves to healthyaction, nothing can surpass Holloway s Ointment. It atrikingly shows ifs power when applied to the "old W^ n sulcer," which settles in the leg and often becomes most intractable under the ordinary treatment, though no case has yet withstood this coolingand healing aalve. The trouhleswellings preparatory to-most ulcerations ot the legs are likewise, reduced: by ': the dill : . applied ion; of fiollowaVs unguent by through the capillaries. % S "