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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-24
FIRST SESSION,
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS.
S E N A TIE.

FRIDAY, MARCH 5.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. LLOYD
OF Mass. relative to the instructions CIV
en- our Minister TO France, on the sub
ject of French spoliations, was accepted.
FRIDAY, MARCH 12.
The bill for the relief of Amasa Stet-
son, was passed and sent to the House
of Representatives for concurrence.
TUESDAY, MARCH 16.
The Senate resumed the considera-
ton of the bill to abolish Imprisonment
for debt.
A long discussion ensued on the de-
tails of the bill, and before the subject
was disposed Of the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, MARCH S.
The House resolved itself into a Com
rlittee on the bill to amend the several
acts imposing duties on imports. Mr..
Condict in the chair.
Mr.. Tod moved the following amend
ments.
To insert" on all ingram carpets
and carpeting, 25 cts. per square yard.''
Agreed to.
To strike out the clause imposing an
additional duty on printing types. A.
greed to.
The House then adjourned.
SATURDAY, MARCH 6.
Mr.. Tod moved several amendments
which were agreed to.
Mr.. Forsyth then moved TO strike
out the third section of the bill, which
proposes duty on wool unmanufac-
tured.
The motion gave rise to a long de-
bate, which lasted till the House ad-
journed.
MONDAY, MARCH 8.
The section of the Tariff bill which
provides additional duties 10 counter
vail foreign bounties on imports, was
after debate, carried--ayes 1l4--noes &c.
MARCH, 8 to 10.
The annual appropriation bill was
considered in committee and amended.
The only subject of discussion, involv-
ing any principle of importance was a
motion to strike out the appropriation
for minister to Lima, which was sup.
ported on the ground that it was unnec-
essary, or that a Charge of affair was
sufficient. The motion was SUBSEQUENT
ly withdrawn, and a section agreed 10.
apPropriating $4,000 for salaries for
Ministers and Charge des Affairs to the
American Governments.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10.
The appropriation bill was consider
ed, but no question taken.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II.
The House went into a committee of
the whole on the report of the commit
tee OF elections in the case of John Bal.
ley, the question being on motion to
strike out the word not'' in the close
of that report, SO as to make it declare
that Mr.. Bailey as entitled to a seat on
the floor of this House. After some
debate the question was taken on the
motion to strike out the word "not.W
Ayes 55--Noes lo5.
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A great mouth Een ear 70 car, agn.hes
much foam end no bride such srs not hard
moutbed, bot oil moufhsd.
lille mouth, drawn op like q purse, de-
nosss dsi kness wi,bin---snd certsinly looks
more like loop hole ihSo . window.
wsiery mouth ths, spsIiers when il speaks
and ove' flows when il laughs, will have need
Of q SOLDERING bib
Who ever has ffizz'y or black hair will put
the barber 10 much uoubIe--sod be who hss
vermin, will often scTaieh bic heed.
lie, that is bald will have no Sair --bu, II he
happens 10 have spy, il will not be on the bald
place.
Sparkling eyes will be very opt TO shiue.
Women WHO have curious eye brows will
IN ell likelihood have eye lasbe. under them
snu viii DC beloved, if any bcty lskss LIKING
10 them.
Whenever you see o woman who hes bat
one sye--you spsy cerssiniy conclude shs, she
has lost the other.
They who have small fee: will need bu,
little sboss--snd will have light pair Of
heels.
He that has red boir, will never be wiihou,
a 6felock.
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DiscelIanfpus Artirles.
From an Eog'ish Paper.
rxERE is q sKELErov IN EvERrn noUsE

There wss At Nsptes. a lady Of tho nsmc
Of Corsioa, boso OF Capcvans, eod vito Of a
noble esvsiier, whose ssme was Nasset Ra.
ms0do del Balxo. I, happened sfee some
sests thss heaven was pleased 10 deprive ,his
lady OF hse husband, and sAe was left widow
with ao only son, whose name was Carlo.
This youth possessing all the excellent quail
ties snd endowmen,s Of bis fsthes, became
the mothet's idoi sad only care. Shs be-
Thought herself ths, ii would be greatly TO his
sdvstltagc TO seod him 60 Bologna, to pursue
kis studies, Ia otdec that he migk, hefeshes
become a great man. Hsving made Up his
mind to lh'r, she gave him tu,ot, p, divided
him with books, and every thing that would
make him comfortable, and sent him a~oy
witb atendss mothers blessing. There, foe
several ycats, che main aimed him with evety
comfort he could wish. The youth hav,es
every advantage improved greatly, end be
csme sn excellent scholar. and by his eonde.
rusn.iike manners, correct conduct, spd great
talents, had gained Affection OF all his fellow
coiicgisns. /, happened, thsthaving become,
Atlsr soo,c years, o doctor in law, sod being
neatly On tho eve of his return ,u Naples, ne
~ss taken seriously in, whereuron all The hes,
physicisns OF Bo'ogns snxiousiy epdcsvored
Carlo perceivtng he was iost man, said to
himself, do DOT care 90 much foe myself, q.
fos my poor dear mother, who will no iooge,
have soo for whom she has sacrificed her
III, end whom she expected would become
Ner consolation, Who nigh, form some g,ea,
A'lisnce, end thereby ,estore our family name.
Now, N she hears I an dead, and has not the
eomfo,t OF seeing me once sgSin, che viii az
surediy die With exceasiSe grief. This re-
4ec,ioo, moro than the loss of his own lite
sverwhslmed him With sorrow. This though,
ever uppesnoW 10 bis mind, suggested the
tdes 10 him Of conssiv,ng come means TO pre-
cent his mother from being ovs powered ty
her gsisf; he ther efose in medisteiy wco,s to
A=- !. tSs, follow OK words :--"Niy dearest
mother, I do eot,eN that you would be kind
enough 10 &c, mo shirs made by the moss
bssu,'sul sod the most happy lacy you can
find In Naples, she who 10 most free from the
cares or sorrows Of this world" The letter
being despatched, snd coming to bend, the
mother Immediately considered Of the means
Of satisfying this rsqueu, end how che could
find one she e0qui,sd smoog ell her sequa,n-
ssness whore che could meet such an uoeou.
ee,ned, and Ind Hersn', end easy minded wo.
man ) but The task was s'daous, yet she was
determined 70 do her son's will. The lady,
however searched 20 soch effect, the, she st
lssi found one, vho sppesfed so cheertu,, so
besu,iful end 90 hsppy, and 90 uneoocerned,
that she seemed incapable Of feeling Q single
unpleasant thought. Madame Corsios, fancy.
ing she bed found the vs'y person she was IN
Sspreh Of, vsss to the lady, who received her
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John B. Newton,
Has jus, received,

Has lust receired,
1900 Yards unhleachcd SREETINCs,
yard vide, for Is per yard.
600 yards besehed shee;ings. yard wide FOR IS
cents.
500 yards OF unblesched sbirtings, over S.< vide.
for 10 cents, very excellent.
400 yards unbeschee ditto, for 10 cents.
$50 yards vhi,cned shirting Tor IL 2 cents per
yard.
Customers will End upon s0arnslicr. tha, they
are superior 60 any thst csh be purchased IN THIS
town al the above prices.
Feb s, lS2s.
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Night is the time for rest
How sweet. when lsbors close.
To gather round an aching breast
The curtain Of repose
Stretch the tired limbs, and lay the head
upon our own delightful bed.
Night Is the time for dreams,
Ihe gay romance Of lite,
When truth that is, and truth that seems,
Blend in fantastic strife
Ah visions less beguiling far
Than waking dreams by daylight arc
Night 10 the time for toll;
To plough the classic field,
Intent to find the buried spoil,
Its wealthy furrows yield;
Till all 10 ours that ssgss taught,
That poets sang, or heroes wrought.
Night is the time 10 weep,
To wet with unseen tears
Those groves of memory where sIeep
The joys Of other years,
Hopes that were angels in their birth.
But perished young, like things Of earth
Night is the time to watch,
On Oceans dark expsnse,
To hail the Pleisdes. or catch
The full Moons earliest glance,
That brings into the the home sick mind
All we have loved and left behind.
hight Is the time for care;
Brooding on hours misspent.
To see the spectre Of Despair
Come to our lonely tent;
Like Br,itus midst his slumbering host
Startled by Csssr's stalwsrt ghost.
Night is the time to muse;
Then from the eye the soul
Takes fight, and with expanding views
BEYOND the starry Pole.
Descries athwart the abyss Of nigtf
3he dawn Of unereatsd light,
Night is the time to pray;
Our Saviour oft withdrew
To desert mountains far away;
So will his followers do
Stesi from the throug TO hsunts untrod.
And hold communion there with Con
Right 10 the time for death;
When all around is peace,
Calmly to yield the weary breath.
Prom sin ard suffering cease.
Think OF Heavens bliss. aud give the sign
To parting ffiepds Such death be mine
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IJTHTwELL's Liquid Imerep<d oP P0DEtD0c
w boffe of ,Vlsch rarr1nfed 10 possess more
than irviee Me srengfA and ctTcacy Of The hard
Eind. This Enbroeanon is now universally scknow-
lodged to be almost infslfbe in cases Of rketmafsn.
6rmses ,praiss, eromp, nun6ness a.fness or weak
Of The neek or jonts chilbasnsr ehobped hands.
sass G snsecss res eta6e poisons rssh ,VoGnds. and
for any external injury, either TOR or beast.
This article is highly recommended by one Of the
FIRST Physicisns in the S. whose certificate scs
companies each bottle.
CAUTION!
Be ssre and ask for and receive wRITWELLs
OPODELDOC, or you will assuredly be imposed up-
on. Sold at retail by WIN AlMoNS, al bis house
in Newport, price SO cts per bottle -
Hhere also moy be hca,
The voLATILs AROMATIC SSvSF This high
y fragrant sterEuIatiye (nos,iy composed Of roots
and aromatic herbs) is too well known and highly
approved throughout the United States, 10 cases Of
head ache and cstarrh 10 need further CT cemmends-'
tion--prcc SO cts per bottle.
ALSO,
Jayvis' Bilious Pills,
An excellent and we'll known composi,icn in ys,nk.,
dice, bious complaints, want of appetite, cos,lvs1
ness, &c. 60. price Is cents per box.
ALSO,
Detergent Bisers,
UusefGl az ell seasons, but especially in The spring
of The yesr for the same complaints ss those above
mentioned They should be used after the Use Of
,he pills.
ALso--Iteh Oiutment,
An infable remedy for this complaint. withors
smell or stan-price SO els per box.
ALSO,
Dady's Eye Wafer.
This article has been accommodates By scme 81
the first physicians.
Tooth. Powder,
DamasA Lip Sal9e.
March II, 1924
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ar The ADORE Medicine is for sale ty
SAMUEL w. NlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOrHECARY.

M. 10, THAMES srRsEr,
Who has also tor sale constant supply Of the
best kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs. SIC.
Also sold wholesale and retail, BY George ". Til.
lmgbast John H. Mason Providence DIR. 1ibbitts,
Warwick Benismin Faseman, East. .Greenwich ;
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge; David fsruum, Smith.
field DR., Briggs Bristol; Thomas 5 Taylor. Little
Rest Rowse Bshcock, Westerly DR.. Tiilinghas,,
Wexford Jeremiah Williams. Warren D-piei
Brewer. raunton. (Mass) aud the Post. Master at
Slstetsviic. Nav 81, 1925
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very politely. MsdsDe co.ssss ssid 10 her,
csR you guess what am come for? II 10
because looking upon ycu % The mos, cheer
iol lady 10 Naples, end the freest from pain.
fui Thoughts or troubles, wish to ssk you
o very gfest fsvor, ,bst is, that you would
mske sbt for mo with your own hands,
that ! msy send il 10 my son who has esrpesi.
ly entrestsd me 10 get II made by such one
ss yourseh" The young lady answered,
"You ssy you consider me tbe mott cheei ful
Young woman in Naples" sYes,' said Mad.
sme Corsiea. SNOW" added the lady, "I
will prove 10 you that IL 10 quite the ,evepe,
end that ths,e never wss born, perhaps, a more
uoforunste womsn than myself, or who has
moro sorrows end heavy sfiiic,ions; end that
you may be convinced Of this, said she "come
with me :" end tsking her hand, she led ber
into On inper chamber, whore, drawing aside
q curtain, she pointed to skeleton which
was banging from beam. upoo which Ma
dame Corsins exclaimed, " Oh, heavens what
mesns this The young lady mournfuily Sigh.
cd, then said, This was . most worthy youth,
who ives IN love with me my husband find
ing him with me, caused him directly to be
hung ss you see, end 10 increase my sgonics,
he eompols me to como end see the unforu-
nate youth every night and morning think
whW must be my snguish'st being obliged TO
see him thus daily /; yet, II you wph il, will
do that you 6esiTe but ss TO being the most
cheerful, uncopcernsd, and happy person,
sn, on tho contrary, the most wfe,ched wo.
mao that ever was on earth The dame re-
msined in perfect sstonishment, AID said,
well, ! see clearly that no one is free from
troubles and cslsmi,ies, and that those thar
oppesr tho n'ost happy TO Us, sre often the
most wreiched." She therefore took leave
Of the lady. returned home, and wrote to her
son, that he must excuse hef il she could not
find single individual who ives free from
'rcubles end sorrows.-hher q lev days a let.
ter arrived, stating that her son was dead she,
therefore, wisely thought TO herself, ths, ss
she clearly saw no ono was ever free from
snitfos,unes and fluctuations, even the very
bes. OF women she would therefore take com
fort, mo's especially, % shs pereeived sho
ives no, the only one, and thereby quie,ed her
mind. and lived more hsppily by her submis.
mission to the decree of heaven.
Italian Tale.
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NEW GOODS
Robert P. Lee,
Has jysf yeceiye6,

IIUS /NSI FEttfVtH'
A Nex,euyive assortment ofF.iLLand TIATER
"A GOODS. Of the vety latest @npor,s,ions-
bought Within the last week tihe Neu.Sork Auc-
tons for Cash which he is enabled to offer at very
low prices Purchasers may nod an objec, to give
him erli before they buy.
Oct ..
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ELEME.vTs or PHYsfoGnoMY.
Irrsnslated from the Spanish

He who hes low forehead and foil Of
w'inkles--vilI look like monkey.
Hc Who has . high forehead, wi.l have bis
eyes under IL, end Gill live ell the days Of his
life--sod that Is infsiiisbie.
Hs, Who has long nose, viii have The moro
TO blow, and the better - hands.
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UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public, that they have estab-
ished the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman the coloring and FINISH
ing wooen goods of all descriptions will be fn-
ished in the neatest manner. the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool of all grades carded into rolls in the hest
manner They continue to manufacture wool On
shares or by contract, ss may best suit their em;
poyers.
The following persons will receive and forward
suy articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWRAD STANHuPE. and
ROBERT Il. & FRANCIS CARR. Nsxsork
GEORGE LAwTON, 7Svertsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Briste Ferry -
They return their sincere thanks to their a. ..r,
customer, and solicit the continuance Of th 70 by
YOURS JOHN BABCOl ,Nro,I
MOSES LAwIfE
Portsmouth. Iuue 13 y
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NORGE.

lanes TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
the public. that he has employed an experienced
work man, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend to the cas of his old Gus.
toners and frcnds-the smallest favour will be
gracefully acknowledged and puncually attended
to-cal at the Chambers over his Store. north cor
ner of Bannister's wharf March 50 1921.
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Commissioners Notice.
yIyE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court Of Probale, for the town Of East
Greenwich in the county Of Kent, Commissioners
TO receive and examine the claims of the creditors
sgainst the estate Of
ROBERT C. S.9NDs.
late Of said Eas,-6reenwich, deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice, that six months from
the date hereof is allowed to the creditors Of said
estate. TO bring in and prove their respective claims.
and that shall attend for that purpose, al re-
speetive dwellings, at any time during said period.
JAMES MILLER,
AUGUSTUS GREENE, COmrsis'rs
JOHN G. IlBBlTS,
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
WM C SANDS, G.!anistrasOr
East Greenwich Feb %, 1924 ml8-3wl
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MARBLE
M o N u NJ h N L s,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
Il Fire Places and Grave stones, OF American
and Italian Marble, blue, white and clouded, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NEwYoRT.
500 pair of Grave stones, of the finest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior 60
any sold in this sRie,-Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Si,ls, Hearths, Fire Places and Steps,
All Of which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, other Merchandise, and
on q long credit ifrequred
appyto to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, March 81. Pelham Sfreef
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BOOTS 0ndSHkaE'
PARDON WITTY IK
NJ ~ Ts~~,I LH

ID EspcErFuLLY informs ~
III and the public. that he has .lr<
OF Boars ard ssoss, which he w ins
any one in town 7ys><
.siss, q. es.ap-all kind, Of meas Boose
manufactured and sepaired. All kfu}e{
Boots s-i shceA by Lyso workman.
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The most valuable me dicine ever in use.


for
COUGHS COrSL-1fp7I0yNS md ASTHMA
TINS new and healing bsssm bids fair to rival ev-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading consumption.
: and even in seated consump,ions it has stely been
used by many with the Surprising success Il
certificates from persons of the highest respecishii
iy the great and Increasing demand for then, may
be called proof Of its good effects Il is proved -
Scarcely Of colds. coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty Of breathing want o, sleep arising from de
bility, consumptions, bat may be relieved by
the timely use ofthis medicine. Every genuine bot
tie has .7rdersOns Cough Drops stamped on it, and
the directions all sgned by Jomes Asaen
These drops generally gave ease in most cases Of
coughs, eclds difficulty of bresihing, wheeling,
tightDess of the chest, consuInptons, and pain IN the
side. The aged viii experience relief equally agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs at
fected.
CT De particular. each genuine bottle has
.7raersons Cough Drops" stamped On Il /; and that
each OF the directions signed in writing By james
.Neitea-no others are genuine.
Price. dollar for large. and Gy cs.as for small
bottles.
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HALUdBLE REAL ES7A7G.

ron S-sLE,
@THAr pleasantly situated stand for Pnfis
House, situate in Portsmouth,. about H,Iirs
from Newport. with an excellent orchard. sArder
extensive tbouses, in thorough repair. and abort
six acres of land. The situation is well known, hav-
ing been occupied public house for many Years.
.3tss-a three acre lot, on the main road, ~ilhi'
one mile from the state house.
Liie~ise-sn excellent we'll finished two story
Dwelling House, in Howard street, at the south Part
of the town, in perfect repair. and having iargs
garden, with an abundant supply offruit.
Likerise-two shares in the Portsmouth Wooden
MAnnfsctory. now in full operation.
For particulars relstive to the whole or sny paIt
OF the above property. apply to
HENRY MOORE.
Newport Jan IS, 1923.
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The Tiger and .<A,gofor.--An interesting
snecdote, reis,ed BY the csptsin Of Owen
port Guine smsn.--Tbe bosom Of the ocean
was extremely tranquil, and the heat, which
was now intoiersble, he'd made US so ispgoid,
that s,most Q general wish ovsreame us, oo
the spproech Of the evening, TO battle IN the
wa,srs Of tho Congo--however, myself and
johnson were Ge,cued from II, from the
apprehensiono Of shsrks--msny OF which We
had observed in the progress Of our voyage.
and these very large. Az length Campbell
alone, who had been making too free with his
liquor case, ives o5s,ioate'y ben, on going O.
We, ,boerj--snd although We used every means
IN OR power TO persssdc him to the contrary,
da,hei into the wstery element, and had swem
son,e distance, from the vessel, when we ca
the deck discovered sn sitigs,cr msking to.
wsrds him from behind toek that stood 4
shor, distance from the shore. His escape l
now considered imposs bIo, his destruction ine-
visible, & ! applied TO Johnson how We should
sc,, who, like myself, affiteed the impossibili-
ty 10 save him, sod Instantly seized a loaded
csrbioe, to shoo, the poor fellow before he fell
into the jaws OF the monster. did not, how.
ever, eonsc o, TO this but waited with horror
the trseedy we nn,ieipsted--yet, willing to do
ed, and VIZ fred two shots at the sHigs,or, but
without efrc', for they g'idcd oser his sealy
covesiog like hail stones on tilted pent. houae,
sDd the progress Of tho creature was by no
means impeded. The report OF the piece,
cod the noise OF the blacks from tho sioop,
sooo mode Campbell scqusin,sd with his dan.
ger--be ssw the creature making Tor him,
end with ell tho strength and ssili he was
L.. A.
moment ss,ived in which q scene wss exhibi.
ted beyond the power OF roy humble pen per-
iec,iy TO describe. Oa approaching within
very short distsoce oS some canes snd shrubs
that covered che bsok, while closely pursued
by the alligator fierce snd terocicus tiger
sprsng towards him. at the instant the jaws Of
HIS g. 81 euemy were extended 70 devovr him.
Al this awful inomeH,, CswPbell vas presetv.
ed. The esger tiger, by ovs,iesping him,
encountered the sripe Of the snphibioSs mon.
ssr.
A conflict then ensued--.,hs water was color.
ed with the blood Of the tiger, whose efforts
TO tear the scsy covering Of tho alligator were
uosvailiog, while the 'auss he'd also tho sdvan.
tsge OF keeping his sdvcr,sry ondee the water,
by which the victory vac presently obtsiued,
Tor the tigers death wss now Effected. They
both sunk to the bottom, and we Ww no more
OF the alligator. Campbell was recovered,
sod instantly conveyed on board; be spoke
no, while in the boat, though his danger bad
completely sobered him /; but the momeo, he
iesped on the deck, fell on bis snees and re.
turned thanks to the Psovidence who had 90
protected him, sod whst Is NEST singular,
from that moment TO the tims i am writing,
has never been seen the least Intoxicated, nof
had been heard to utter a single oath.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

Mr n Shepherd
n B-i likewise find the ointment for the
care of scalls and burns to be the best thing
tried in my family. s.., ~s,c .-
hereby certify tnat have used some of Jud-
kins' Ointment, in my family with suchAsucce ss
as convinces me that 1t deserves being recon-
mended to the afflicted One instance my son
had been laboring under very disagreeable
eruption in has head that bsffled ali efforts to
cure it, until by applying part OF jug, it was
entirely removed in less tlrsn one week
TDHN DITV an