ouo to five cigars) or I would smoke
fortvninvaor toDacco. nave cnewea
for twenty five years, and two packages
cured mo so I have no desire for It.
JJ.M . J AYLOUD, Leslie, Mtcb.
DOBBI FlBBT. N. Y.
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TntilfttJI for TohflLCCO ll&blt. 1 TfiCfilTed
to try your Tablets. liewasaneaTyano
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bavo waited four month before writing
CiNCimfATi, Ohio.
years, ana nays been cured fJJgjgy'R' of
on my part. ft
I, S3 and Opara Slock. LIMA. OHIO.
Willi llorNPN In .brnnUn.
N. Y. TRI11UNI'.
"The most magnificent display of
horseflesh that I ever saw was on the
prairie, near the forks of Platte River,"
said an old western pioneer, now
living at North Platte, Neb. "The
horses were all wild," continued Mr.
McDonald, "and it was one of the
grandest sights I ever witnessed.
Troops of wild horses will never
more be visible to any appreciable extent
on the western prairies.and there
arc only a few of us living now who
can remember the days when these
wild horses roved over the prairies.
