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SeuSniB in Ger SOeilnatb.

2Sr bradoen n einma au6 unm siatuu &auutp Vsrfs
asDen 9niSe 5uon su abn fir slp ess qDtsn-pn
taPfrn q"rr'a 8ri9enSss ls bndn9lib; mir nabmsn sS
2(u5 BEN Reaoineer 2tber' pom I5en Ssbruar, 1914:
eruft fts WstScns pautcn lafen. Sreieb rrcut au
Wleibn 70 gut wis jeosr dnOsr stsr eas art Ws
b rss elst nod teonSsys au br sautr Sab
SeSen Sarriisn neil CT ssrab eae Gesenhl pen5nH Hat.
Seb 6arus ,psils aaerssln bic @rm,cn i'm 0Sfcu
up Slcrbwefs Die our 5us ebraas gam; rtn rutBt
s bate seihstsn trnnsn wnn 5arrion nit ssbmet bat
,os CT sbans bat lns fatar Rsnnt tqn osr
Sory cnen I1 I'd breNner
as carricn feline srurpsn 9lben rerrabcm uu in
wilben srump9 ab9slhlab u wben bat Sarrfrn uc 5dn
os maf in ben Sebops sseat ole iufse wsitu Cren
5n prh rem Sanbss9ncu ter Scrps, fsn grn nba
Vercrsn Ian bate bic er 2Sciter &meer
fammn nnb sos nartern lan bate duler ptycn
i9r 6abe III au afscn lacn Die Ercuuf
aes 1ansss battn ibn asbanm sbet pre 4naen
Der SerDs ff!n crbSrsnner 9eDs tann bau M bren
Sus wars e5esenano ibrss aartlihn 0Nttlc
basesn seha9t, wenn man ibn btn gS natc
Senannt BATES aber sa 9ban setha Die bn eum srcn
prtlb abnit maiden 70 perorb bisss ties imntias tten
anfsroreen6 Untls rsn bie 4sbn,ttct nc tapurtb III
Stancc, sa6 s m ebp 70 eerateru 10 YB biuaton
Der Nebs lution pon bsn Sorps VtrIafert
wnret
9uss Ifst "Neabins Ntler rom 90 Snuar 1913
9Br babaun Spar, bas b gsnsra alpu snblcItn BAT, m
gnc w Sou9eS, i'm feline @atnossbe bucasn bat
tetunsbmn, Der @rme We9suG9eten dsen uns
eeb 9afi nartn su fonnsn, ba p9n Die Ge9nd0f siner
os9nn, feline trSibe saut6atn sbrenpoG enban 4uf
'bn BAT paB Vcf ben miten 89enn unb9rn Sutrauen-
sr bat ppn unsrn enn cine ceree 9e 9
Sfauot Da Ssnt 8unedss abnsn refine 8atsrlonscts nb sci
ttnsn unrnbnnn9sn in auss 6fentb Sfs dsrbt
mann M MessrunS ensn cn ann len Stnnn
tle Unfeur9sr srman9sln ibn Su lben uab Su cbrsn
OF rIue Dem Kraonacr II oier pom 9tsn mar, lsl3
ngab aasn, bsn (Ssna 6arron bn ,us hsren
tSnne per!ralRn mir bas engss 9eanbss ~ auf e,n 3t
srbaftn ptre mstbsn bm Die qsus ssn oben, naib I'D
W a 7 ~ tn9ton Us
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u 1927 wuDe or gum soaatsr aab Columbia srnannt,
ron sSse g'assamtr|a 'assS '"' W @''''' ~
folssnb 1T Gin Nussus euvsrnt Gdetbp's srs an
Jorn NiaSfcn
" nebm insn anfane Sbnn su srarn, sas ib CLAUDE Cen
oarricn e elmer br er Wl r.perfonen Die lb e
MAIDEN, aS rsnp anesrsr ofSir NIT mbsm i aent bats
Sb spsfs nh ~rS nab Sm ansfnte eas baS Commando
psn cine ssr mSfsn Staun9sn Die snal' snsm Offsr
Der Ser Staassn anpsrtraut wure'
Ser fessnes Ssihlus part pe 5ms9 etS ecn9rei& une
spuree am 4en @pri 1919 9nebmi9t.
'2Acn bub ben Ssnat uno bas eauS Der &sFrsisntantn
DER Ser. Gaten Ama Scn9rs6 psrianslt Sab Die an
f,en bts Gen9rs brnt erasn meresn an General On SSs
liam 9tnrp arrifen usS aaf @ 9@s ep, lttm &upsrs
Sntudp, rurd bic Offeu unb @ptaen ib
ecnmansc, fir p saprfeit unO 9utsS Ssshatn in rdnps
Der 8rn nnS Snbn untr preet0r' an Der sDn
@ Saatn sriuDt W Su bscr9n Sab ir losne Me
spras ~ssesn ben Trpunpb SSsntnS unS osesn an Sn "
Sm W1r; SIS, tscien fh Col X. ~ Jobnion, Der jctise
S' pts,ssn Der @rnlst,n aats. u snsr N'S i'm a"S
"Ser 1T General 5arn er 1T ber Scbn Spn einem linz
rsbnsr MISUNDERSTANDING a6btcn sb
fus sroen rm6sens pabn sat Yanp wece ramale
enr Die 8bsuns snss esnthums ten rnr sinsr esiIsn
ebrs" ssstsn bate nm SatsrIanre bic Sreibst 3n f.
"es it niset uotpweupis, ea6 i'd sftahn ess
fsns s's '; qaSs 80 o st ss nit M
Sntersln, esabrsn mao 9efnunsn in 8bmenna Gc alas
hsesfsn i'm astps fsnss @asrsnpss amseetnet it, bat
Nd rod aa ssm 5ebIatttfe!ps nod mlr ausArssi6net
eisnisn ps irssno Elm assr sacra mar in br @&abtem
ne irsns sin anSrer me bat male cine @abt o'rlrrs
1T lie tslst wpreen
Skf Tn Elm flsnsr sDr Ssr 5eu8nT u gl7sn bis
ebn yact'n "nS 9rnr isines san5 scb ssS il Der Oann
9sbun9eun srlauniter eurtrnmntS,
;inet wurr ais sin Sa9ter unb GrdnnD ghf Nnibn
feIsn m teSar be sarrions frati in Grst ia fu'n
Qst folasno @rnsnnun0n turb bnbmtfn
Dater unb 4ppftt BON 9 Se nj fratis:
" ernenne 24iaian, lnrp larriion gum Guptrn6r BON
Snoiona 1erroriun l3ten Sag i'm nddtn dj an, po
feine eceenndgti9e Goamiliioa e1o0t. llutsr5eitDn
Sbpn,as sNfferrn.
earriisn wurss 10 m a 1 wicbsrtrnannt5urd 4, s f.
fs ei n m Bur d O1 Nb}r nl mob
anssre 3nsns 3utrauen wstbs STsrlon in i9n ish
"SSd ernenns &liam Senrp oorriion, SNoana, gum
Gonioner r9enb enen Sero9 cosr ertrd9e ab5utisi
en ~ n6bi9 lein o9sn init einsem Snbiansrtann,e nob
pelb Sbo no innerbalb Dem @ebiete Der Ser Gtaate
bic Grense uRo oas eano 5etreTeno. unterseibnst
Sbonos ScfFcrion."
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Sin 2(nerbieten.

lin unfsrn Srsunoen GsIs9tnbut su asGsn,
unfsr Slatt 'pstsr iu perbrsitsn, MAIDEN mir
hermit befannt, cae mir bi5 Wufesntsn,pabl
Gublcrieentsn fir cen Sccbabtsr onnsbmn
fit ecn 9srin9sn Yrei5 pcn
.s5 Sent, sinie!m
cbcr 2 Sbalsr fir 10 scpissmenn iis in snsn
pad bsltsllr merbsn. 0crausbeiabluna iit
absr eabsi ais unsrld6Iibs Ssrin9un9 fslt9ss
fest.
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Trn unfersr Gtatt nartn bis lskten Gams
tag @osnS fthrn III Ramen aufbs Oslsoa.
ten eiife, fir Die aaneaifer Genrentrn uno bs
re :'aDl wire ipabrfbeinlb md auf 900 fci,
gen. Nad1 zen prrfd)isosn aemabtsn ernsns
aunafn ftlisn,n mir, raj stra 400 9elsaattn
ron aItsSerfs tort bin fcnmsn msrssn.
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"0is Se9nunasn tauienrsr pcn IGsiGer uno
Sineer Die Aerettst ppn esn @sfalpiermtiTtrn
barbariitter oSicsn unb Don Den mob mbr
barbarlebsn prrftrr ruben auf Sarriion
uno ftiner brAren Nrncs." - Simcn @5d,ns>
esrs Srtld,aft an Die Gcise9cbung, am 10.
Teeemher 1913
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Sarrufon Oele0oten.

al a.i4rs x;sSs ~, Die Selegaten uah gau=
IN SNsas!sSsA sssslse CATER BON Der Stapt Nea.
NsAs. 80 on9, psriammeln iitb beute
abeno am @aftbaule bon Sci. Soltpb
&enoou, am Sippecanoe 6auptquartier.
fur Den 3!pef um Die notbi9en s.. r.eb.
run9en su lbrer Heiie nab NancaIfer ,u
trtfen. punftlibe 8elwobnuno miro
erDartet.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-09-15
Derlamneunsen pen Aarrif.n.

er oabn wsetr Slt nod Naun 0c, ~ ntbmsn son aaen
amfunSn ps pe psreerbmen oGua Der g,n,tsrbat,r ouf
n oarrch 9spauft babn Sse Wann fir Elm 2mt Dor bas
o aerat puretfsns Iras ps ansse,nst n @Draftsr mo
iii otraumee mcrsn sSir evinnn Gsrlaumtunan bic
auf ~a er TcfsfanoiSas ndmlb sricn unb adn, 9,bau
mureen uno traubsn uns abr ndt punbsrn as bic Jest p
wafbabsnSe parti Garrfou perlauus
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E7~Dis Sstaus9sbsr es6 "Gefss;Slattss"
Dattsn pisl bsiftr 9etban ipenn 1e bic un5 nit
'brsm Ieetsn Slans iltsrianns einlaas fir
'lfD bebaltsn, inosm lie pabriGeinlib nab 2
sNfpnatsn gtls9cnbeit ftneen wsrcen itltif @ee
braufb paprn su MAIDEN. gEtnn mir nibt
psrn'utbsten. ba6 iie ibsrtlifis nit etrslsittsn
Sraut rsrlebsn spdrsn. 70 bdttsn mir esftlbs
psute jurid 9elanbt-fo aber msrStn mir Ts
aufestpahren, un, iu 9elt9encr Silt Gineu ibs
rer Sonfcrtsn bamt III bebisnfn.
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WnfAle bln s2lteM IuAnlt.


&oItbiti9sr IQOro gersan9enen Montoo ermorosts elm
bessr Saeatr Mamens S 5ann Sobnlun lein grou nit
einm &nitte bem e i'm 2een zines anoern Reeers nit
sinm Stlas Su goon ty,dte 81 tbat es porslb Ss
oat DAP ib feline 8rou Qnrern sum Seen gabe gr ate
feinn Ssub gu entmsiben ionOen ertlar on ntsuun9s
taten, nooem 9enommen mar oob i Feline 3eusen
men, uo erparte bofur sebdn9 u were bann mGren e
mobl bsoe aus Dem 2S9 ST au cinen bieF9sn Damp
IfbifTe os 8euermann onseFelt.
Ser Oeb oer in leeter gBo Die bisi9e fir gleu 9Joif BE-
fimmte pot bsraubte, beBt Geor9 g8 ut. 9triebe
roube i'm esten Srubabr &itsn Silber bon Dem gotpa
gen in Sbo, puoe enseSosen enpbe ober wieoer gtun
bat ibn in Utica fir bie6 Spae Sbren ft9nonnen
uno man bat Seroadt auf en9e Mf1uloi9e
4, Der W0rber 23vauns bat iitb in, @efdnani ,u
GQeot6uae, Gattaroueu5 Gauntp, erbanet.
Sobann . alep uno . aniel GperDart. in Ca.
n 2uscaropas gauntp SDic, puroen Dem See ibla-
gen. s5uf. gSelttsr.
6annprer tcn Oten Geptrmter.
Die biese ensliibe 3'ituno Der "Serao" pom pori9en
Samitase erpGbnt elmer ce eiten bier pobnenoen far
besn Same, spe felt euen1 Sabre 9rot6 pausru5 erfab
Bat in cinem Seitr0u Wonaten nuroe ben b
iben grn ba6 trauriG 2oo6 iii ttGl ben &inber, i'm
litter Don I21 Sabren 5u 9rabs Su besn. 4 Monta9 Dor
abt 2a9en wuroe cine Ecter rbnte &nb bserost mob
e ibren Snoern l9en ou Dem Giebbtte oanieber n
man bat nur wen9 onun9 su lbrem Aufommn. Der Sa-
mllen Sater Camuel Draurp, 1T elm fIeiif9er unt
nGberner Wann, aen bel od,en temubun9en miro faum
i'm Gtano n Den n0tb1en nnteba obne GeibGfe gut
oenfenoen Wniben fi5 paf0aen Su fonlen g8ir immen
NIT Dem ptraus9eber bes "alo' in Dem nde bersin, bae
sine es9e traur9 eaee unteru uno ibm menn es notb
iein fcate @ef3ano 9eef merben frute {oonncp Gaat
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oisasina, Ssn Is. Ssptsmbsr 1910.

"oSir molten nid.t untsr sinsm Sa9baftsn
cbsr 0srrdtbsr bisnen-fcnbern unter einsm
(6arrirn) Der lbilbit be,piss alS rluN por>
iebti9 uno trac.
Eid5aro NJ. 7obnion,
9e9snmdrti9 Siee HrsTcsnt Der Ser. Gtaatsn.
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GFeins MinDeilun9 untsrjsbnst 81Iars
oebai GleriiuS, iif un5 su0efCmmsn pcl,
warsn mir 9snttb9t tistIbs ,ps9en Man9,l
an Maum Big nd.bite 2Bed,s u perlhieDsn.
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tTeinen ans5us BON San Yurcns ente
wurf fir cine itcbenpe Irmcs prn zoo, 900
Nsann, eer ftb anf eer crIlsn Geite ricIss
S!attes porfnrrt, netit einisen Demnfrnz
gen tter 3mrf unp wirfma erfTsttn, emp.
fsblsn mir unf,rn $clern ;ur acna,ltn 1urets
llebt. Gin icleber gntipurf Fam nictt III
oft aeIrfcn nno ,itcrlcsr perpen, eamit Seprr
bas Ssfabrlitbe paScn reehs cinicben mttttr.
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0TG,n Ucr,eietniE per Slameu tcn hcns

0~TGm Dwjeietni6 per Slamen ron ren.
jrnlsen pcrlcncn, ,prltbe tie 2Eahfamtrits,
gcmmitteen in cen peritbisfsnen Sltefcn unp
2aunlttips in Ssrfs gauntp tilccn, finseu
lteb in cncr anpcrn Spa!te. lDr bctfen pa6
uRire Srcnnpr, bon jcet t,s sur Wabl, Gin
,rahiames 4uae anf ric BrrcSnnscn ualsrcr
Cprcncntrn baltsn ,psrrcu, renn prrmutbitb
,perccn fsnc Dlittrl nnrcrlneht tlttcn u,a
unlcrer Satte Su ichaesn.
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Msbrsre QOfpfcfe Slatter sr;dblsn jest
ibren qeitrn Die munesrbarifen Oidrtbtn
pcn 9utsn NuSfi1tsn fir 8an Suren in
Obio. bic jsrctb nur Seifsntlaisn lIsihsn
,penn man fis 9esen Die Gsriebte felt,
Die fan td9lidb, mintlidb uno fbriftIib.
ron bort einlaufen. 9Ssnn Uan Sursn
eurb bic Stin1msn bon Obio feline gBab(
Su iitern esnft--fc irrt sr feb stmie.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05

firmly convicted that their only remedy
was In tull and complete separation from
such az ocious tyranny.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05

AsoraEK TeHT GosE.--At Mesifeal. "a TEE
issA ais. at tl~ aga er7o wears, The Hsassaass
Ls~is Gaey. iaie msnaser q Lsxislatlvs Csssa.
eil Ana orn,esy sheriff efths District ofaIos. zeal.
No man evsf bad better opportunities than ,hia
ise'slaual to iaissh upon pvbhc mercy native
Of swliaarlanA, he came TO Canada 10 take passss.
'iea 81 large estates ls'i him By an saele 81 The
same name, ~bn, seem ia Do CAlyes's unenosf,
had robbed the seisuiory ofst Leon from ITS right
owners Ne. Daasrre. Aiter having bean IN de sher
iH IL Three Rivers, Mr.. GuFy vas named to the
Shuesahy Of hosusat in 1927 under the despo,ie
admI pisirauon Of Lord D&lheusle. Hewasa warn
partisan of colonial ma administration. Ia is3g
be was iedieied Tor murder ia having wiltally and
through negligence a. bis duties as Sheriff, caused
The death oCa prisoner named Collins who died IN
a cell of old Montreal jail. Bar as Sheriff, be
had the privilege Of packing Jury 10 Try himself
and the indictment vas rejected. Ills embszzls
mehis and misconduct. together with hs Notorious
character Of not respecting truth. even when pat on
h's honor, were SO fragrant, thai he was in 1887 dis
missed from office. In the latter months AZ hia
ile, hs exposed bis son p. G. A. Gugy, the cx.mem-
Der for Sherbrook, miserable rogue and ipposlor
whilst his son retored by showing no his falher 10
the world, as an IDIOT aud man Of neither honor
nor principle. " " hen rogaes fall out, honest
men get their due"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05
sE~ Renorating Mixture ID

E0R THE CURE Of RHruaArrsx,
u Scfofua OF klag's Esil, Hip diseases,
painful affections Of The bones, ulccfatrd
throat aud nostfiis, Ulcers al every de-
scnp,loa, Fever SORES, and Internal Alb
sereses, Seald Head, liberated feet and
legs, Blotches, ard oil kinds of diseases of
the skin also, PILES. 10 their most az
efasaled form.
This medicine is singularIy cfficacious in
fenovsting those constitutions which have
been brokrn down by inIudioious treatment.
In general terms, II ~ recommended In all
those diseases which arise from impurities
OF the blood OF vilauon of the humors, of
whatever name or kind. Some OF the
above complaints may require some uilling
assistant application, which the eirenm-
Stances Of The case will dictate bot for a
general remedy or prescription to remove
the cause, this compound will he found
sufficient.
OF all remedies yet discovered for tie
cure of a particular disease, this is the
most certain. IL makes n speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application 10 business.
Even when the disease has become consti-
tuiionaI, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known TO fail Of performing n
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
iSh recommendations, but leaves the medl-
cine TO speak for itself.
DIRECTIONS.-Take from 10 q tea
spoonlulIs, according To the strength and
age of the patient. before eating. morning
and evening. Should il sicken The stom-
ach OF prove too much Of laxitive, lessen
the dose.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05
AUGUST 5

vsi b most fesffnily sreaged- " l"ey
/. 4e their sirnr''- sooner az later "the cav"
or. brighter day vii eoms"--'be a"-
,sofs II their calseiiirs viii then 30 VISIT
"A w,,h TIA. se,r,bnlisc jesi'ee which 'he'i
,,roei,irs 80 laodly cali faf.
IL the present si'ua''on OF the cause
,he eon,iaa,ng 10 svseessful operation 81
,he s,r.eat orgsn Of the Canadians IS
,hsslately required ,lhe work not being hn-
;,h,a which originssIy called 1t into exist
ere, and the i,Bposs'bili'y Of It's successful
,o,.,.r,ion, wi.l s,tikr every fellrciing ga.
,,iat. pnl.l the erroneous impressions Oh q
Considerable hody of our citizens be re.
mnsta. and the soaudalnus misrepresen,a-
,,sns Of many Of the American presses h.
corrected. Hence the effort TO remove these
Obstacles should'inierrSl al who wish Ca
r.Is success; and shat is only 10 be &C
eomplshed By rslIying to the assistance o
,he prem their unanimous, cheerful AM
voluntary subscription.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05

- In communication Published 10 The
AUtofe des Canadas 81 24ih oil. we observe
some particulars OF tie conduct Of Justice
Of the Peace and The sli ,seudiary magistrate
Of ST. Cesaire ONE W l. ChaGrts, whose
unmitigated basenrss calls loudly for expo
sure, and IT is hoped, will yet receive its
mrfited reward. When CbaiIrrs ioresaw
The troubles Of 1887 10 be inevitable, he
lied into the neighhosing Townships Tor
shelter, where he hoped To lind friends
But he was Disappointed; the promise he
had given the Patriots 10 resign his com
mission of Msior ia the alililia rather cool
ed the attachment OF his tory friends and
he was therefore obliged TO return TO ST.
Cesaire, There in company with the priest
Of the village a Mr.. Lamarre, they, by per-
suason and threats induced the prisoners
to testify against each other, in the vain
hope that they would procure their liberia
ton; aad by their nnwearied industry sue
ceeded 10 putting the government in pos
session of sufficient evidence to condemn
and exile Messrs. Goddu, Bousquet and
Others. For these services he was made
Stipendiarv magistrate and received s
200 for his services. Report does not say
whether the priest shared the profits Of
this apostate's appointment, yet, there can
| be little doubt that he was satisfactorily
remuneraied for the share he took in secu-
ring the Office for his friend. His condncl
has so enraged the people, that Chatiers
has been obliged TO leave the village. Let
the apostate be remembered.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05

We see by the Canadian papers, that c.
2. Thompson, the Governor General, has
gone TO Halifax, and that his object is 10
meet the Legislature OF that province, and
explain the views entertained by the Bri-
fish Government, on the subject Of ere
sponsible government"
We hope that The Reformers Of Nova
Scotia will not be imposed upon by that
vile instrument OF British despotIsm, as the
Upper Canadians have been last winter.
The conduct Of the reinrmers in Upper Ca
NADIA during the last six months. has been
most pusillanimous, il not something worse,
and we boldly assert, that they will, ere
long repent The confidence they have pla-
ced in Mr.. Thompson; for any man who
has watched and followed the public acts
Of the present Governor General, cannot
deny that since his arrival in Canada, he
has caused more harm than even the
hanghlY Dalhousie, the tyran; AvlmeT, OF
the hypocritical Gosford ever did, during
their long and baneful domination in the
Lower Province.
We have often read the productions, and
reflected upon the conduct of the editor oi
the Examiner, and other sell called liberal
writer's, in the Lower and Upper Provinces
and we cannot discover any plausible rea-
son, why they should BE- induced 10 defend
The unconstitutional conduct of the present
ruler, who, rot satisfied with spending tie
public money, must TAX the people, with
out their consent, and to justify his anti
British administration, writes false dis
patches TO his model in tyranny, the sober
and tea-lotaler Lord John Russell.
The above remarks will justify The ad-
vice that we again give to the honest re-
formers in the Canadss-not to be sedu.
ced BY Mr.. Thomson, or br some men
who have once been considered as the
friends Of the people, but who when weigh.
ed, have been found wanting in frmness
courage and honesty-Spirit cf'76.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05
|" Another Certificate. IA

This is to certify, that since November 1898,
have been afflicted with q disease in my hands,
which was a swelling and roughness, breaking out
sores, and feverish affection, together with a
scroiulous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood at the burning Of the
starch Factory IN this place last year. have
consulted great number Of physicians and used
their different remedies. which gave me no relief.
was advised to try DR.. Bangs Renorating
Mixture went to the Doctor and procured a
number of bottles Of his medicine, and have been
using it for about four weeks, my health is greatly
improved, my hands are about WE'LL the swelling
under my ears has nearly all disappeared, and
am conhdent 10 a short time shall eBjov perfect
health ] believe this medicine to be a powerful
and valuable remedy 10 all diseases Of the blood
from the wonderful effect il has had on me-
wish TO state that | commenced taking two
tea-spoonfu's, and increased the dose 10 a table
spoonful, without any bad effect, while others who
have been using il, Understand, caunot take over
two tea-spoontuls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Highgaie, March Gath, 1910
Prepared and Sold by
DR. JOHN r.. BANGS,
Stanbridge l.. c.
For sale also al this Office.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05
~CERTIFiCATE. m

This is TO certify that my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer on her leg for two years, with great
swelling from the toes to the knee, together with
painful sores different parts Of the leg, and after
useing various remedies from different Physicians,
10 no effect, il was considered by those that saw
her, that noIhIsg short Of ampu,aiion would
save the lie Of the patient. | fortunately com.
mepced usoing DG. BANGS REN0vATfNG
MIXTURE, and by constant use OF ii for four
or five weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, 10 my great Joy, was
restored to perfect health, which she has conlin-
ued to enjoy for eighteen months past,
(Sgned) FRANCIS WELSH
Stanbridge, IL. Co. March 27, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05

In this village, on the 2lst June, BY the Rev
Mr.. spicer, DR.. A. p. l.. Consigny, a Canadian
Refugee, to Miss Lucy l.. Goodrich Oft this place.
In Burlington on the llth ult, DR.. II. A. eau
win one OF the Canadian ex,les to bermuda. 10
Miss Lucia A. Mills Of Albureh.
In ~. Pie, on the 22d June, by the Rev. Mr.. La.
ROGUE, Dr.. l.. Giard TO Miss Mary l.. DroIet, ell
desi daughter of the late J. r. Drolet.
AT Assumption, Doctor Lafoutane, Of Ber-
thler,'o Marie Eugene, eldest daughter Of Doct--
or Casseneuye.
AT u, Cuthber, on the 20 ult., Charles Giroux
Esqr', OF Nicolet, to Miss Agnes Leocadie Denys.
DIED.
A! Itamamion. on the Coast Of Labrador, on
The 18th of March last Mr. Pierre Hamel, former.
y Of Quebec, aged T3 years.
AT Montreal, on the Oath ult al The age Of II
months, Delphine Egerie, only child of j. j
Boucher Bellesille, Esquire. ,
On the 10Th ut. at St, Hyacinihe, Marguerite
Campeau, wife Of Lieut.. Col. Dulongpre, agec
rs years.
At Vanguard, near Paris France, at the age
80 years, William Benjamin Donegani, NJ. ID. o.
Montreal, L. c.
On the 25ih nIt. at Quebec, Joseph Debois
Esquire, at The ace Of 20 years, one Of the WEALTH.
est merchants ofLower Canada
At Ncolet, on the 20th ult. Mr.. Joseph Oct
ave Proulx, aged "a years.
On the 30lh ult., at st. Gervais, ssed50 years
Joseph Roy, ESQ.,, merchant
AT St. Thomas, Quebec, on the 23d ult., J. G
Boisseau, Esqr., aged 40 years.
At Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, on the 10Th o
June last, George Ermatinger, Esqr. aged SIS.
Al St. Cesare Suddenly, on the 18th ut., a
the age of64 years, FRANCOIS Papineau, Esqr
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-05

\ steam mill belonging 10 Mr.. McMick-
ing, near Chippewa, was destroyed BY fire
nn The night OF the 12lh ult, supposed To
he the work OF neendaries. Loss estima.
ted al 5000 dollars,
The Legislature OF Connecticut has
passed law aboishine death as a capital
punishment in all cases, and substituting
imprisonment Tor life.