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.7mriin Sulphur SPRINGS


ru,s cc,bd watering place for ;lc reception Of
Flat cred hy the VI me Hs' ern"n tie
made rAier"d ant g a. f % c'h -
@ M r." Sirce w" La" sra, on ~ aG'i Hnh en-
"ctTeon Hoh H. Il! Ell 'LIh
yot t, .uu c"nmpdinus biiIT. rs'"hlsU"rl VIII
undated ~ nrTaUs"d To regulate thr irmrrr
.rc Of dr.tcr1 hr walks nn pleasure" grounds
ali aud sravrll'd y" ns "F NE"rs" has been
| IN make ii Desirable retreat Tor the INVALID the ;g1 nd
,c.;rirr rIus pac" OF fashion lcr "" ~ PTsr" 81 pleasure"
pho ce.hry scarcely ieGu'r' NJ since
o,nnr,u.nr r tested aHd proved H. m"dcr vr" lie
rr,ir,y ID properties To m" crcr ted W,r ~ rf "i
i'I In. been wcII will be lay the hi
,tof l,s R,i+:cs aud OF n i4rhs e hands Of
III" Prop rinr ..
The following il the table OF anal :ls i'cy nT"'st:
" Jg,is Spyins.. Hhtc Sulphur Springs.
.a.csms content. cot Il not GisE"r- C"rfESfs.
L., il h wing escaped rac ydosan, - Gu in.
! 1880 tho ~ der rcprhed PhiIa aibUric AcId,
n',"r e ~ !Dyyyrr J liS
"'F'' 3GJ2
I SnIph. lie uf Ia-nrsiR, ia SOLID c"NlkNL>:
.SI,,,n,,o Of I;rr 4 10 Su1hnr Of ~ sucsin > :sS
| irbora'c o; Lime, U.tn Snp!""o VI 'I'H'' -,
I Nuiiar" OF L'n", -, "i'"'''" ''''
! Churie Of Sodium, 10 Mnt!air 81 L!".; ", -
( Loss, "''' ,''. .'l"r w., ~. ~
lioi LOss, o4'o
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III iING iIc affang the county Of Abe
made uier Tor of Land ,hr Green Springs,
cuun'y louisa. cI-d PROSPECT HiLl. II contains
hes Camp creek, wi.Hn miie OF the Green springs
@ the Iiri. %; Doci. James NJ Norris aud W iiltdm Rag
s, ci uipitG "th MOO and wGter, and with every IN
,~a tor farming operations, and for The comfort "l
" rigIy. Po=scEnn the dwelling. house. sardrn &c ami
portion OF n" land ,now covered with cl0ver,y could b:
immediately, possession the growing
secured But small portion OF the purchase money VIII he
'G hnal and irf :Er greater paT uag credit would be
livery facility afforded tho purchaser III sewing crcP OF
crop of hay promising 1" he Ahuod-
=. Wi b" hjoc: reasonable terms, II SPECIFICATION he
RICHMOND TERRELL.
Louisa Iulv 3b-St
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n,DR RESW rented 30 the highest bidder, On MoHu.Y
the oh OF August n".t, the premises beng abcn"Ie
co, Lay ia. AGILE TAVERN ~ the town of th 'rotr's'
~ ,..r1, occupied hy Capt john Nnwc We presume that i!"
mn he .aiG r. pccus this stand, well known anu Is
~" -, ~ ,o.,,r, WM. u. FITCH.
M NORRIS.
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Iie III 81 per ct'' '"'-
,.urlRLE LANDS FOR SALE-In the c"uh'"s vi 'aeN
! ,Iy iiass CIR, Starry aud PE,:H'oFtiHEa ID "sh'a'
ohit" ~
-, SI,,rio Court OF Law and ChancciS Tor ffnicch
yrsina offer sale the u""n: yhiu Ole ',ac's OF 'i'
,,,i oil he real c" tie Late lof"eha H"pN'ns' ue
b,u.anl acres Of land in tina c"unty Of Jackson, or bE
IL -ps ABOUT uli.s from The ONO river u Pott'"h VI
Nd consist. .. va.ra,tg low .ruuGd and IS hra'! No-"a
r, las recently been erected on H. nc whole VIII "
"a y. n .rYsfs. t.sc. OF 900 euch, may be
~, ,,f.e.hlc 10 l"o-r ir-rrn. to purchase. :.
s ,I, rndrd and .hy-,Ix acres ami twenty .hve
.,n, t. county. well known by the name vi Hui
u.b ins upon the Potomac Irer, anJ emh'acns con
lhic 90 valuable bottom land. 1ho marsh 'e'! VI"
hlr or -rizi'@' -...- =, ,.,..,, ,;n, ,o,.b,, :,
c,pr called New Quacr," adjoining the lands OF Faui
,'' ga Wv r,uy;y place lrd ''Rich Neck" con;arin:
~ ,s ucA buck uuii thereon tied on Col
rra - yc:y yau able account OF Its location n.u
Hfb4n> ,urs .ad - re water po"er.
N. Hope pIT; If Rich Neck, containnS t"o Thousand s'
A., ,..r-f Hope continuing hundred and three
OBI, ugi- .huiuuOi OF Rich Meek.
" hundred AVID eighty o! 1nd part oil Tac Sho"'
.. lus Tract, the neghhohooi OF Achefs hope ah'
40. 70, Gated GFn's Lot, The city of Williamsburg aNe
slBrr To- n,ar the old Capitol, both un!mProrcd
OF
,v" offered osS .e, it presumed that those who MAJ
.p purchase any part OF will atst make ihense"e
..r-p..sg acquainted with IT,
q, ., o>ac. ad the remaining theeotth "a ihfe'
unua ucn,s the deferred payments 10 be secured D.
q, ,nf the premises. ;,
!uta1 from persons wsir: 10 pafchas WA! Dc
the OF ihem resid'n5 al "Iches
2 IA the s"Cund at AsS nudria, u. u -. -.
Irs r IN Iaak.on county will b" shown by Heo W. S'''ns
i, Pleasant: those in Wrs,noelamd by james Scales
o tho PREMISES those in Jam ES aud Surry n"d he
ams5urs by Dr.. fearc! or nleSrSrti' EI; pS'" VI
CASSICSF +. LEE,
g,lo fls-3,J Commissioners.
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eu,iay f., ' nAH BILLET TIMER. wanted at the Peni.
"'o tie b.he-, price will he given
@ly:9 C. WATSON, General .qpsnt.
Eft
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rrrMs OLE ADVERTISING.

.,r,fe Of sixteen lnos u! les "'a' '''''' y "
80, IilIuar:o, - ccats ;,I with tho sSvonc.
ma jSa,c. AUST Be accomNam'h VII" luz '1'a"'e
..,,,f,,.ofy References 70 lnSurc eNteI""' T.,
81 ,,n ,,.s aiycrji.in. " tinoin' 10 S'or w. "
.'i -. -, a, ne, c,nt; aud $50, o. ~ P"I cent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-31

,...,,, yl' me KiCHnU.rD ENQUIRER
~. a. ,rryEE IS puhiishsd three tmeS a meeh du.
y al tic STATE Leyistaturcand t"ee seesh
,+.r u, rest Il the ysar. .ns,.p,.r,oy
- Five 0o,,r st."' a'a Three Dollars 0' SIX "0"'"S
re ~ 49,, T., M ry be tGmI,cd per mail, IN good and
80: "i'\ g,ss, The postage ot snsic lettofi Is
- as ,, IT. IS ne a: .slous ,ss p Ss,
- r.:l.,.s 5aa,s' "h'e" operates ~ VA "!'"
.' will JAY for nine papers, annualy shall have the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-31

MINT ERIN FUR SALE.-l wish 10 sell nus oeau,"n ia.
< healthy Farm privately II :s ~ Io,h'a"
-; t miles from the Courthouse from ChrtcsvIt', an
a. rh miles from Rchnon T"crc are ave hundred an"
- tract, bouaied on the North By Jdi'S RIVER
nv n. I'd Leading from Ctr'e!.EIic To kicnmono
River the East ny the lands OF 'h"s
!..,i l. j. All The West by Deep creek, which stream
BeiLms I'd There splendid mil site on u
l srrcOurSr, aad an eS,c"s,y: quarry OF granite roc"
., ul" unirel yards at the place. have an nd>ruaoe
cs Of nnlon Bcme I'd estate opposite 10 tho n'I'siie
s...l .lal3 b. iucIu led in 'ny sale
J, Eul - we'll " errd and well adapted to the growth OF
Is tobacco ,nd The bulldogs good aud
y.-v convenient dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house,
hul - II' carr schouSe ton icco hoGses
han with thr ,-ag macGiHe atiach"d-l VIII 2I'e posses
d. "a n. i, of Iaou, rv ncxor wall give immediate posses
r.,rsi on conditions IHoSe Who arc disposed 10
are inyitrd aad this property; shd take
l.. pie ,,urc IN sIewing II. . ~
10 offer for SALE ON liberal and accompanying terms
hundred acres OF Land being 0nd in. ia the counties OF
,ci.Il aul Powhalu, the ncish5ohoo o: uenifo hs
known OF NoSryS, Is bounded by the lands o.
w. ,hr M.,ay Mr. Dorset nn "hcGs aud very well iimocTed
-.o, NJ. X. MURRAY.
P,Sa.. 40, Juae !, lS3S. I'll
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from iluion , The Goth April two colts
" IN. o,r. ry the other blood bay liey VIA
altar IN the forehead also wears old reward al ten dollars
W y, m ia., ~ III, ;;.r.vc-y WIN. +. DEPklhST.
o. =, "''O '">'' I-Gt
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YER. LEyErT, Nr,' # 26O, BroddNdy' .'|N i"'h' s
w for the ALREADY extended towards MIN announces ~
Tho the surrounding conniT! OF kichnoh' '' NC
a I'm In a, the uMhu,nn House the Thpc ~ t Pt't't""
@ FIR h hotter .rro!r,u lluu of his Patients und the ru'Hc
arn.ra;y Nj l..rii lTO." visiting Ei.h"'nd once W 'rl
Ear ,r inch dug will he .iv"n. adirs and Seh''"
T,ouisin- scrvcc,. viii please mke e 'ircs"""' u '
- y 'a"."' =, - ,'t' ,s2s 1f-tr
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xH-0OT wool! !-Waned TO rurchas" for the use OF the
w p,pucn The current m"ik" rrrc VII c gwen
r,,r On f.l-4,l j. c. WATSON, Gen. 3.'.
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lie valley Of the James river is remarkably healthy.
CHARLES ELLET, JR.,
Ca Engineer Of the lanes Rirer aud Kdnaraa Company
w - 23-NS
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eyuELTWc wish purchase fcw carg"es OF wheat en-
W tile water very -ark delivery. .. ,,x.,,
JULY It'll h'i.'''''" - ''
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r.. -u.NAhERS..- will give constant employment !" '"o
ar three JoTESE SE0EMASERs VI sr""H u" '''H ''
IN. MS NJ A. and that meas wOfh ohc h,s" "P
plv but such Con be relied on $50 ,,,- ,,.,rrtysny
.2-i
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TO TR.IrELLERS.

rsE Old tily Line Mai Coaches for
,n, Wnru ui, White sulphur Rod Sulphur SUI sulphur,
and S""ct Springs, ana s'F"iA f
I, NJ. ~ OF note GuynnIuttc. Travellers WISH
% ~, ur. nr the above places, Will c htut
OH lhr EGgv Hotel where lhrS VIII
m furnished , tickets Thchwil th"r scat, "hrn my
,-r, a, Saunion Thosp ttkn. seats IA the od nc "' "
thrown where IhIs VIII he ""h" 20
ina IN. uesIcst best route to the above places
DC '"e BY THE PROrRIETCRS.
,, r,scrihes inform the Public, that the HIovc mem
toned ,d NJ .ti >uce,'in -" 't"n, '"' W.
part OF WHICH extends tom Nieh"o" " I ~ @
tina, trcy made a,.AGg rT'"n;s 20 hcco'-H ~ wv
tween those Two places in ony bat that fJf'd n! De Gun
pluycd Of them travel pretty muc" at ts %rh", Wyn
pants.
+ lie Hotel, Richmond Va, March 2'th, ISIS -
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paAREENToN SPRINGS This watching place, confessed!
'o,n the hands OF an Incorporated company, the rrcc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

DEJEcrEDNEss. A melancholy and cherries
spirit belongs not to the spirit OF true religion
it is ind ecd incompatible with the spirit OF chris
tanitv Il is denial of the Astounding goodness
Of our heavenly Father. That Father has form
ed the universe rs a vast receptacle OF blessings,
and immersed us in Il boundcss ocean OF favor
vet the spirit of melancholy says, There is no
good Our Heavenly Father has furnished all
the resources of this material world, to make his
human family happy; and he hath provided for
us the endless joys his presence and the pleas
ures that are at his right hand forevermore-yet
the spirit Of melancholy declares that all is dark
and cheorless--that all is vanity and sorrow and
misery. To bless us and to gladden. our hearts
He gives us this wonderful construction and these
wonderous faculties aud susccptibilties of our
bodily and mental constutions-lie pours the
current of health through our Neins-tle spreads
before our senses world Of enchanting beauty
He furnishes an abundant banquet of virtuous
deligh,s-Ele causes his sun to rise and sends his
rain TO bless us-lle gives his son to be our Sal
walton, and angels to be our ninlscung spirits
He brings life and Immortality to light IL the
gospel-He offers, freely, eternal glory and heir
ship to his kingdo n;-und yet the spirit of mel
anchoy denies and rejects all his goodness and
his mercics, and obslinately persists in being
wretched in opposition to all the desire and pro-
visions of our Heavenly Father to make all his
human family happy. Melancholy Or detection
like all other sins and evils, has its root in selfish
ness. Disappointed in some selfish aims and eX-
pcctutions, the individual begins to grieye for
beloved self The active fancy rears monu-
ment over the grave Of blasted selfish hopes;
and that is made the shrine of the souls devo-
ton where the melancholy spirit buries itself in
deep cypress gloom; and in unsubdued pride
of heart offers up tears and signs at this
shrine CT self-and to justify and eXalt and en-
balm that SELF it denies all the goodness of Prov
dence and reproachcs that Providence as the on
y author of all which that adored self has suf-
fered and is still suffering.
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ness At length his vigor failed. The stan
could no longer support lis toterng steps, ana
nature tended to her last rcpose.
IL was attempted, by the repetition OF bis own
name, to awaken the torpor of memory. But he
replied, Il know not the man. Mention was
made of his only son, the idol ofhs early years
whose flial gratitude bad taken every Office OF
affection: Il have no SON. The tender cpl'het
by winch he had designated his favor''e grhho
child was repealed: Il have no little darling
Among the group of friends who surrounded his
bed, there was one who spoke of the kedeemer
Of man. The aged saint suddenly raised hi''l-
sof upon his pillow. His eye kindIcd, as when
from the pulpit, in the vigcr Of his days he ad-
dressed an uudicnce'whom he loved j remem-
her that Saviour Yes-I 60 remember the
Lord Jesus Christ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
NgOEeAL & KeglEEGEGETs.

PIETY IN OLD AGE. TIE following beauti
ful and touching extract is from Mrs Sigou,ney's
Letters. To show now indelibly the name of
the Redeemer clngs to the memory ofthe chris
tan, even when extreme old age has oblitera,ed
every thing else, she introduces the following az
feeling narrative:
"Among those who serve at Gods altar was
one who had faithfully discharged through long
life, the holy duties of his vocation.
lie fingered, after his contemporaries had gone
10 rest by the fireslde of his only son he sat in
peaceful dignity, and the children of another
generation loved his silver locks. In that quiet
recess, memory was ulled to sleep. The names
OF even familiar things and the images held most
indelible, faded as dream. Still he lived Oh
cheered by that reverence which is due to the
hoary head when found in The way of righteous
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
Combination Of Literary Talent.
MRS. HALE AND MISS LESLIE.
TEEE HlAEDY7S EgGeOHA,

Huvinr q Tnrrcr circulation thNm ann other nOntN7y
2,criodicaj in, 4mCricG.
A coLoRED PI ATE OF THE LATEST FASHIONS IN
EVERY NUMBER.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TT was with sincere pleasure that the publisher
4 mentioned last season the arrangement by which
THE LADY'S BOOK AND LADIES AMERl-
CAN MAGAZINE were united, and to be edited
by Mrs SARAIJ HALE. 1t is with equal pleas
ure that he now informs the patrons of The work.
that he has made an arrangement with Mi s LESLIE,
author Of Pencil Sketches, Mrs Washington Potts,
&c who viii he connected with Mrs Hale in lend
ing interest to the pages of the Ladv's Book. Her
powerful aid will commence with the January
number, 1888. In addition to the above overv
number Of the work will contain A PLATE OF sU-
pERBLy coLoREp FASHIONS.
The subscriber endeavors by extraordinary
ertious to show his gratitude for the very many ia
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,YEQRI UNEQDN GEqDUSE.

yBVHE subscriber would inform his fiiends and the
public that the last season he has made Valua,
blc improvements to his establishment, Situated
opposite tho splendid Passumpsic HoteI) and Will
tons, and, lie hopes, stronger Inducements Tor pub
Among Inc additions to his concern, he has con-
sructed a walk extending from the second moor OF
his pinzzn into the bo1ghs of beautiful Maple
Tree situated in font oI the House, thereby afford
ing pleasant prospect of the surrounding hills aud
villages (hhOugh lie Tree las bee" gjrdIe@ q l"te
By a" enemy) And while he hatcrs himself l'ta'
would assure those who may feel disposed to favor
HIM with their patronage, that no pans shall ne
spared to render the weary traveller comfortable
the public his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the liberal
patronage heretofore received, and would solicit,
us he hone 10 merit, Il continuance of the same.
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NRlSW eEDGDHD&.

CHEAPER THAN EVER--.NO .llLST.3KE!
VIE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
a their customers and the public generally, thet
''oy have Just received an additional supply of
Ut g w GOO .I9&5 making their assortment
gains are object, please give us "a call. Many
AT prices So low, for 'caSh dotbA as will doubtless
astonsh the purchaser. For instance, will sell
sheetng of fir q"@tity, at 9 IL cents per yard
American CalicoeS at unusually low prices. La
dies can for less Man one d0a, get enough to make
a go-omeeting dress; and what is better wont
fade by washing Elegant Mcrino shawls at
$3,2o-such heretofore have sold at s5.-
MerInoes, CWcassians, CanIets, Fancy Hdkis,
Pocket do; in short good assortment Of shelf
Goods. Fur CAPS, Collars, &c.
w. \. Goods saEsea Giro ccEEca.
prime assortment Young iyson Tea Of IA fair
quality at 10 cents. All articles which we have
just purchased, or previously had on hand, will he
sold low, Ucry io2c when compared with their pres.
ent market value We want to raise lots of tHsi
and shA! sell cheaper Tor tasA daaca .an we cln on
"A credit Bat we also want lois ri danui,!s against
those who are RESP. aS'dc to pay them when they
shall become duo. ThrIei1rc we invite all wl.4
wish To purchase Goods ON tt credit. Of rCspaagt
UO and all who wish to purchase with cash OF
most kinds Of produce tG c&,i aud cX1miuG tho
new Goods, " pledge ourselves, that no pvus
shall "e spared on our part TO give entire sats!Nc-
tiorr 10 all who may favor with THEN custom.
Gentlemen and Ladies', please call and take off
what Goods have hand, aud IL new supply
shall be torthcomiug sHEDD IL JEWETT.
st, Johnsbury Plain, Nov. l 1887. lift
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DIR BR.4NDREI'H toa,lts no college, no inslt

mr. J2P3NrDE II ETNIj ,yo,,fo mn cofore mn "a, eli
I,,jo,, ,l ,nononoJ,, mn Cbartcr h. Ii,; ov;ie SoI
;Gi ;; t , 4 N y ,,.,a . r ,L IL fla. n,
,c,n of lis Irrnn LCtatLnr,7 - },JULpE m 'TEC-
ia arr !, pr G 11o,aLJ;aL al =, .FI,nI,,J 115I
,.ss; tl Lo,,IJ a,ii,r;l,,, ,a ,I aScrt n,Ih
md Lnn,,;,,oss ~ ,,a',i,;nl ' '
VTyrIrc,r7 nIIrad,L,d pi,s ot ,,I;ni, ;.L,,. than
,.,i ,l,,'a, l,.,I t,, t, =, NJ VII .;o.
hi, I.!q5 ro ,,,,,,, r,(n,n,,nJd h1, ,Lou.,,Is NJ
a,! '-'hh 'n ,h,, L, 'i ~ ~? I,,;', =;
a,,,,... l,en,,,.io' I,,i,l,,, ,;,,, mi t,,,,, -,
f;,IInc,, i, ,I, h,c; nort nf ,in L,.,l ,s,,i tina
,,,,,,,,,,, ~ ,,yrnI,I,, T,,,I; ~ .,"I J.
iniL,s ,yioT WINK voi,nI, o,,J r,,,,', @
Of nI l.iJ ,sii,,n .oI,, iLaIn,,,;,,, ',,r,.,,,.
.a, r,.nr a,,,,II ,; . ,i,,,r;.,, ;,,,., ,,.,I'
, d,,,o,fo, Of ir s,iiit r,,J}i,rn in,
,;,,,, ,-ir a,,os G,s r,l T., i'sLi ,,iI ,,y' ,.
.lo, '.r,,,, 1ynu',I,s 'Ii,Lo,,,'n ,II,,h iii
=; IT, xxx, ,,o TIg' ,I 100 oo', i"! l.
rt,.s ri,, nine, nosos IN thc' ho.L ;,,9s o,j 'rr
T., cr,s;I,nl:7s mr. :. .n,hnpv' "a ~, ,h,,,, - H.,
s,ycllInos ulcers some of 10 venrs s,.n,i,T cn,
GER. ,ui,ors sweed feet and leos niles Gannstiyo
ress oIl ernnIons of tho skin c1yi tCII d}o1n,s "a
mnIo comnnints of every kind. eS1ecinlIv ohs,ruc-
lons ralnyntions Nc
750O testimonials have bcen received from indi
viduos of The hiubc + resnecIabiliiv ,Vbev in frt
nroyc and the cures they make lInt tbcre is mo
ncrpssitv for any olher Medicine
AIthourh DIR b. has enumerated by name the n.
boye Diseases he is nevertheless of opinion with
his grandfather the late celebrated DR. VIM Bran
dreh that there is ONLY one disease an i!npuyitv Of
the blood which by inipcdng the circulation brings
on Inflammation and consequent arrangement In
the organ or part here such impurity OF the blood
settles; and that il is the erunt ppuarunccs which
this Inflammation or arrangement put oIl that have
caused medical men to designate such appearances
by various nNmcs, but which are in fact, only the
same disease, with mo! or less vrulcurc. DR. " m.
Brandreth fully convinced of the truth of The
above simple theory, THAI he spent 80 years in OK
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GUN. Dining at a public ordinary, when
one of the company had helped himself to Il very
large piece of bread, Qun stretched out ms nam"
to lake hold Of it. The person to whom It De-
longed prevented him, saying, "Slr, 'hnt Is ny
bread" 81 beg PARDON" said Qun, 81 took it
for the Onf"
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= -, nv ~ ITrDIC[J pREPNRA.
\ BlI; w W; ~ w" pi - iaI,n I,,,a Ls
H. :,o' 1As ',.o y (,ii,r. ~ r SION,
on pFescl l"s t''o oo' Ivy L, i, - heaIILy and
"C"' "Noi; H. ,,,;,,s ~ ,,.Ii; Il ,I,c
vigorous st"o' n' ,"i rnn,r,ion nnd rs SUBJ
pouy irco'N'S Us S ~, .,,; .l,;,,,r ,I,,t ,vI,ru
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