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so ovr. It will be recollected that tho
- Oy" .loc,od majority of the Lower House OIL inc
WOg' ',o If Mass. last year, and that there were
in the Senate to he filled by the House
many -. matters stood whichever party succeeded
QUO ,"" the election TO ell them would thereby
''IT ,,oiority in joint ballot and be able to elect
have wv When, however, the day Of election
'Oo'T ,.o ocos carried in their men-by one majority
'a"e'"' .n,orse orthe Wings. Two Of their MEM
=" IA ,,,h the locorocos-but the cause why
e'' Wv ,hsdid not then appear 1t soon came out
'n'! coIIios was made justice of the pence ny
OA' 0''" and soon after was appointed keeper Of
"'''I nv John TyIer;-the other traitor Bell
,,.o ,Doointed justice of the peace by the same
WIS ,,,,on and was presented with suit OF clothes
oO' ala mt fulfill the contract Bell comes out,
O', W." ,,,,s anne documents which go TO prove the
w. and states that the leading locofocOs, and among
WV" n HaIct, agreed to give him in addition
"'' This thew have failed to do, and SO Bell after
.rn, TO expose them if they failed to make good
NV, ,oD,,oct, made it public In this way, the To-
WV" orvos, got their Governor last year. They
o,opI of him, and he must also feel proud of
~, ,m,,o Blu, he will not have another chance to
,ih. members ortho Legislature the people will e.
~, ,h.i, avn Governor in Mass. this year.
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Coon NEws The quantity Of distilled spirits I'M
ported into the ports of Boston and Charlestown, in
1899, was 1877 ,62s gallons In 1912, it had fallen
of nearly half to 2s, 2o5, and in the three frs.
quarters Of this year, only 5000 gnIons-say 1907
OO9 for the year. Wo hope soon to seen statement
Of the home dstilluton satisfactory
A CURIosITY.-'The Boston Post records that a
chicken tnHh four legs, attracted much attention in
market on saturday. The owner refused $50 for the
bird. which srut,ed about using oil its egs,as though
conscious Of its importance.
NAsHvILLE has been designated rs the permn-
nent seat Of Government Of Tennessee by decided
vote OF the Legislature, after excited discussion
Mnrlresboro' at time seemed the point Of
rying ii. :.
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TUE WAY THEY COUNT.

In order 10 make out good case the ocofoco pa
Per put down Or Mes, elected to Congress from the
Adams district, in Penn. as Iocofoco and thereby
take one from the Wing delegation and add one to
theirs. lie was supported by the Wing paper in the
district, voted for and elected by the W hrgs, op-
posed by the lccOs, who supported regular cand-
date Of their own party:-he came out Wing in
lSlO-sa Wing now-and has lately declared for a
Protective Tariff, distribution, National Bank, and
Henry Clay for President The locofoco paper PUB
N'aa his District calls him Whig-though the
A"15 Star of las, week put him down as locofoco.
The Star doubtless knows best!
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from Ca. CULLEN, Member of Congress elect
abo,, ~ ga died at Savannah on the 18th aged
vate If. ne was much esteemed in public and pri-
death ~ and had been often in the Legislature His
Special Election. 'A's' vacancy to be filled by
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POPULAR VOTE IN MARYLAND.

'O'ne OIL The locofoco papers are endeavoring to
persuade their readers and our Star neighbor, is of
VIC number, that the popular vote of MARYLAND is
s'n''' inc Wings, notwithstanding they have carried
VIC Rouse OF Deegaes,&c. This statement is based
-p" ,'e liable o!votes which appeared in the Bat-
',' "epuoIlcan Of the 4th inst. making the loco
y''"y 4-o IN the State, and which was pronounced
a. INC tine by the Patriot of that city, ga wiful and
'p''Oe attempt to deceive the people, and to boil
N up laIlen cause by mistatements and false as
's''O"S'' The Patriot points ont an error in one
A. 9' ""'ch' when corrected, more than wipes out
oT, ""JO''y claimed in The State by the rerita6le
W ,'' Republican, and goes on to partcularizc
" I''' "''ch TO copy would occupy more space than
,..'' 10 spare at this time The Patriot closes its
article thus '''
s,. 1' trends abroad will not be misled by these
'''e''en's OF the loco foco presses The state
lac. t 0" ".cn we have been commenting, will doubt
o,o. p,eo lar and wide by the papers of the loco
bv "e people are too intelligent to be deceived
ma ~" 0are'aced untruths Here at home eyery
M..I ' ~ whatever party he may belong, knows that
f., - "' Is wing, and will cast her electoral vote
p,.;n., CLAY,by majority fully as large as that
~ 'he lamented Harrison
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"bR'oHrON" in the Country. Our village was
literally c''mmed with living animals last Wednos-
'0y night, and presented the appearance of meat
market place. No less than 600 head OF cattle and
-Ouo sheep stopped over night hcre-all on the way
10 Brighton market
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Strayed or Stolen.

FROM the subscriber while at Hills Store, Concord,
on Thursday the goth inst light grey Horse, white
face, with unlocked tail, about o hands high and
years old last spring. He had on a blanket and
web circinge Whoever will return said horse or
give information where he may be found shall be sui.
tably rewarded NATHAN r. ROOT.
Wheelocls, Oct 80, 1913 326wss
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Z. EASTM AN,

80 FORMERLY AT DANvILLE, yERMoSp.
VI AS commenced the business Of
n l. REPAIRING U.4T'CHES
at Litleton NJ H. and win he obliged to those who
may favor him with their custom. All work semi tn
him by stage will be promptly attended TO and re.
turned without delay. t.A ,...
Shop one door east Of the Union House in tho
Store of Eastman. Titon & Co"
Lit,letop Village, Oct. 6, 1913, s2sH
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snow Snow fell here on Monday the 23d inst.
10 the depth of 10 inches At Windsor, on the same
u'y, N'e'' inches in depth. On Tuesday of the
previous week snow fell at Buffalo and Rochester,
~ l. between one and two feet deep.
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THE DISTRICT SYSTEM TRIUMpurNG.

As in the case Of Maryland so of the Georgia cleo
ton, we may say, and rejoice to be able say tina, it
has important results mud tendencies beyond the mere
accession TO the victorious pnrty's strength.
The late legislature Of Georgia utterly refused to
district that State FOR the election of members of Con-
gress Notwithstanding the Calhoun strength in Geor-
gin, and the impetuous demand which Cahounism
has since made for district delegates in the the grent
party Convention in Baltimore, yet, the Georgin Eo-
cofocos year ago, determined rather TO nufy the
sound and wholesome district Law Of Congress, and
to ally themselves to the shuflng semiveto of Mr.
Tyler on that law. Consequently, year since an
entire delegation of Representatives to Congress- was
elected by General Ticket as part of the Locooco
success in that State, It has turned out that two
of the persons then elected have since resigned, ono
of them to be candidate for Governor To GIL those
two vacancies, part Of the election, and
the Wings have elected both and broken down en-
tirey the Locoloco strength in the State, and with it
this unpopular and unwhoesome General Ticket null
LITIGATION.
This is most gratifying result,--a moral triumph
as well as party victory It's splendid vndication
of Law and Order,-a Triumphant, assertion of the
moral sense of the people, and noble assurance that
the people will ultimately rally around true principles
and Just policy. The late Congress, which passed
the Dstricng Law are most handsomely indicated
and justified by tho Georgia election
Georgia was by Gar the most important State which
had persisted in this piece of notification. Along
with her, there Missouri and New Hampshire
which have already gone through with the pretencc
of choosing by General Ticket, and Mississippi which
is yet TO elect Now that tho whole thing has ingo-
rously broken down-slumped hrous hin Georgia,
where do these other States stand' Whnt moral
strength is row left in their positions Taking into
view the facts, that in Missouri and New Hampshire
there large and powerful sections Of the 'demo.
tenn and that in Mississippi, the Wings and Bond
payers Of all parties dealing the tremendous
blows upon the repudating and multiplying ultra
radicalsm of that State considering too that all the
other states strictly within the letter of tho law,
and that Calhounism now, with voice, sustains
the district system, what force is there left in this
factious opposition Of two three inferior States and
teen General Ticket members find themselves, on
making claim to their seats, with nothing in the
world to fall back upon Cor support, but poor Mr. Ty-
lers statement of Reasons iled in the Office Of the
Secretary orState''
We do not suppose that the two Wing members
elected in Georgia will claim their seats.
The Wings voted, now, before, for the purpose
of actually carrying in tn cir men, but n check
upon the notification of the other SIDE Such pro-
ceeding not absolutely necessary, but the result
tells good story.
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(lya,oa Nr JOHN c. IDE, of Passumpsic, de.
Mr.o instructive and scientific address upon
Cleo c =" 'ns place on Tuesday evening last and the
admi,,r VI mat place, at the close, performed with
-.""oOle time, several pieces.
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NRAp9Sa

In this town, Oct 30, of cancer, Mr. OLIVER
PHELPs, aged sO--a revolutionary pensoner Oct
2S, Miss rHoRISGroN, nged %.
In lIardwck, Oct. lS, Mrs POLLY, aged IL, rel
let the late Dea. Charles Bayey; who made by
viii the American Board, the Board Of the United
Brethren, the American Abolition Society, and Amer
lean Tract Society jointly Residuary Iegaees his
estate, which will give TO each about four hundred
dollars. Com
In McTIenry, Illinois, Sept. 8, John Stocler, only
child Of Freeman and Abigail w. Harvey aged II
months.
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THAT REroRT. Several years ago, Col. r. NJ.
Johnson mnde lannon's report against stopping mails
the Sabbath, the Authorship of which was generally
charged to Amos Kendall. II is reported that
the late President Cooper of S c. IAN infdel) was
the author.
MURDER.-A horrid murder was committed at
Phillpston, Putnam County, N. Y. tuesday eve
ming last, by person named George Denny 1t up.
pears that he had an old grudge against Abraham
Warnser, aged and respectable citizen. Denny
went to the residence of Warnser, and called him
OUT the old man made his appearance, he
was shot dead. Denny is but is years of age. He
arrested.
The house and lot where MARY, the mother of
WASHINGTON lived and died, at Fredercksburgh,
Va, was to be sold upon the premises on Saturday
last
Governor Cleveland, Of Connecticut has appointed
November 3Oth, day of thanksgiving, prayer and
praise in that State.
A"GREAr CALF."-Raised in Stonington, Coln
by John Green, calf, weighing, when eight hours
old, 1879 pounds, and now, lacking two days of six
months DID, its length, liz extremity, nine feet ten
inches; height, four feet three inches; grth, five
feet; glrth around the neck, three feet and three
inches.
ANCEsTRY.-Never look Tor ancestors or your
titles in the imperfect records of antiquity; look into
your virtues and the history of those who lived
TO be benefactors to socety.-Zimmerman.
Thanksgiving in Maine-Thursday, the 7th Of
December has boen appointed day of Thanksgiving
in Maine.
FIRE. On Saturday night last, about midnight,
the carriage mandatory of 8. Herbert s. Co, was
destroyed by fire, with the machinery ard tools. 1t
was insured by the N. II. Mutual Insurance Company
for 81 200; loss estimated at about $4,000
HdUerhM Republican.
We are informed by the New York Courier
and Enquire that cheese is becoming very consid-
cradle article of export TO China. It packt in tin
cases, which are sodered so TO exclude the air.
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BRIGHTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oel. 2s.


Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
AT market, 800 beef Cattle, II 100 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 1850 swine.
Prices.-Beef Cattle--We quote TO correspond
with last week, viz; few extra at 4 sos First
quality A A 20; second quality 10; third quail
ty $50 n so.
Barreling CuttIo-NTcss SO 20; No. 81 so No. 2
SO.
stores-Two year old IS l2 three year old
$lIal7
Sheep -Small lots were sold from 75c, to 81 AZ.
Wothers % 10 So
SwinH-Scected lots of Shonts TO pedde q and
81 Ohio Hogs, large 81, and 81. AT retail from
TO Gle.
BOSTON MARKET.--Oct 81.
FLOUR. Howard st. 75, n Western canal
1 81 25.
BUTTER. 10 10 per ID.
CHEESE. ~ 8 do do
WDOI.-For fleece wool there is a steady demand
and prices sustained.
Snxony and Merino nceces, 81 40
Full blood, "a SO
blood, 30 80
Common I blood, - 20
Lambs, LIST quality, 30 80
Smyrna washed, 20 20
Bengnzi, 8 IL
Buenos Ayres, 4 30
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GG.MmMRM@ !ega
In Concord, Oct. 8, by II. G. Fry, Esq Mr. JoHN
SPENCER, of this town, to Miss CAROLINE HILL,
daughter Of Elijah Hill, Esq.
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PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA cV-MBERLAND
t AND WHEELING no tINClNN ,Ti.
TIME pub ic arc informed thattsR EENE q
u co. have enf-red i.fc AN arrsrss ment
wi h the BaIt,mcre aud Ohio Rail Road Cam
nv run tar with The passeuFpr train To
Cumorrlsnd. and are rret cred 10 forward Pack
ages. parcels. aud tuadies. al. To aus rom the
following places r..r =
Fredcrfck Hdncock. Tar -er's Ferry. Marfias-
burg. Cumberland. nheefine. C;neinnafi
Packages rcceivcd and f,rwariesi daily by the
Mail Train. leayiue Baltimore 81 7 Ia A NJ. ar.
rvinr nj Wheeling by ExPRE -, early the fol-
loving evening. and delivered fres. Of psrterage.
The above line " i'll forward paek ages, srecic,
Drsfs. Bill- OF Exchange. make COLLECTIONS aid
Phladelphi-. Wv York and intermediate fowns.
with GriswoffSt tso's Baifimore snl Phdsdel
ph,a. add Adams & COS New York and Boston
Express Lines. pledge Themselves to execute
W, fidelity and desI aich, any business sttrUsi
I'd 20 their ARE.
n. n. AL pack ages BY tho above line must he
marked Care of Gree.e 2 Co.'S Western FIX
press [FThos. from the wc>t Greene " Cos
Eastern and Northern FIX ress." We beg to
refer 10 the following gerileien.
M-ssrs Il lrkhrnd 4 P-aue.
Do T-llo'. y.ae- & ca. p.,,
Do Mai'h-~-. Osid * Ca
Nm R..hif,--n. Jr. E-q.
Mes.rs Dickinson Il. 90, CnrlberIdad.
Do JasH Forsyth q a.. uhesiins.
At;ENrS-Dlp,hants Il Dnncans, Cumberland.
Jas II Esrsyih " Co, Theeifng.
n. All rackac-~ addressed la the care ,f the
above agencies will be FORWARDED with Dc spaich.
GREENE & cib.
a~e a, Ie9 Market ar..' y rimer>.
+ A IL q u Ed q q 4 ~
TO EfNCINNA IT,
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prNcAN's 'ExPeCTORANT RF
COnSunlDfiOra.

,nl Is. coughs, Spi'tins of hIo,d. bronchitis.
giuenity OF Brc thing. Asthma. Pain IN he
Shir, breast ana chest. sh,osag canah. Group,
and I'll diseases Of me Liver and the rsngs d -
we are alike liable IN disease--snd death IL
me eeriais lstnfall thar live and have be'nes
ana 1''h"ngh the latter efnnot be ava rttd. still
the former NAV nv the power ef medirine be
remosed. rendered less panful ~ the afflicted
Iner. ls one disease. however, ", irh se.ms for
The learnei faculty have ~ vain attempted 10
a''r~t It's fatat prosress. nv the application of.
Irmea'es within Their reach or known IN their
lpracu"e-hnt t.onsnmp ion has deseA tHeir
uni'ed skHl. VI has sratked forth with impunity
gathering IN its cleeiless elnhfase friend from
~sery ciic 2. and member from every fam w.
ana cas'ing gloom and darkness Ger the place
~ Us visitation. He IN, n, whose lab0rS have
drought fsriif q medicine With IN many cases,
wiii.arresi the prneress 81 this fafal tdisease-
and which will ais.s aI1ord r.iief in me most
stubborn and hopeless shpuia'he regS rrlcd in the
.ient OF a public b.n+fa~tor II = confidently
nevcd thar Dudcanis ExpAerofant Kennedy
VII % fh,ss Hence II is presented nd iecos,-
mended l.. the community. This m dirine
ynfnediafelspal,eSan and ,tJaeres the al ~, ssime
tough cans'ns frce an EASY rxoe,raration;
stop ing the hectic fever AMI nigh sweat heal,ns
me y crrated lungs and arresfnr Tho fatal pro-
zless oL eonsnmpton, az The san fslnr. strensth-
snhp the weak and debIfsted reRnliting the
bowels: and .rosac'ng quiet rest and sweet re-.
lao-e' TINS Remedy be relied n on 10 do all
m me DO v'r ~ rt'ii all III being used in the
private prar,ice offhe la'e Ilr Drnean, lProiss-
ser n the University o. Elinbucx.I Tar newssds
81 eighteen fears, by which thousands have b, an
sss,aIea q - nerisc, halih y = MI =, be Under
S,,'on ,siai The 'Ey7tctoTant ktmejv will. cure
aii ca srs OF fes motion; this u will MOI do.--
nut While thersi- life ther.i il hope; we would
ihercsore advise al 10 u this meiscine When
the case j i,rara H. il sill or ,vr.a hlessine 20
the suHtres; BY giving eaae anil strength. reilev-
M, M me cough, and choskiDg of phlegm. 49,
mrs aioQe y q coosolIti0n 10 the pat enf, watch
thousands do not exserienee
REMEMBER only Philadelphia otiiee is al No
Sale Penfe. nov o.
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Nj ELL MOORE e. CO-fs-t Mil Caa,1
/ Y L.av-- Wheeling daily At 6 orIock. p. NJ.
~ l,nnr- o., CinrInnsTi.
Pd"' Coach. leavcs Wheeling ,Isuv NJ o.cluck
A.. ~. AZ hnurr io cinriI,naIi. FsFe SO.
D.Ta'lmadg-'s Cool fafss C,s-t leaves Whce.
ling daily Al . 4. Nj ~ hoars ~ May.vhle. Fafr
so.
~ Earas furnished MI times. in the ab"ye
lines pariies wiIh the pfis ege OF lying ny night
n,f a. they s.h"s~e. ---
Orr No. SO Wo1er 81 wuEEI1SG. Va.
aug 30 J MESKI uEN. Agent.
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EDUCATION.

A s ENALE SEMINARY. nrcer The srpsr-S
Il Wis on and cor troll of the Rector Of Trinity
Church, ratkrt ebusg, Mood county, Y a has
been opened al his resiarncr. Mira Windsor.
tse Principal. y a adv of great experi.pce- III
1--we nne amnle Qualifications: she
country and FTgland. and having resided in
France fer some years IS rpal,Ied t. eonvrrss
huentlv IN the faDenaee of that country H.r
ASSISTANT, Miss Snleoh, conn eied her q me-. ten,
~ the Paispsco Inafi.nse. Nd al, der he d,rect
,iop,of @Fs Phelps fs,mefly Mrs Lincoln, and
nSlee me iesimoniaIs Of that Seunarf AZ
pafroRnre shall 'nsiifv ether ruitnhlv ovai;eed-
ssrirfants viii be added. Over The ;u,ror1ar
Items N Eaod e-inrrfIon--hssith. fnorals and
man. ,rs--ihe eve efa pastor. 1nafher ard nre-
cep'ress will be continually fnrown Esaeei
ally will this be The cass as 70 the bosrder~, g.
. 1890 Enam as.a the mher me ul,frs Of ihs
s'sot .snmfnt vii he ordered she rules and
cherlshtd the erdearrenfs binding rnanv NE
one haFmopions family. The boarding densr's
Sui'b. Az shc usn y branches ef 4 eos,,.,~,s
rs,r.,e san , 81 both substantial and orEs.
For bosSd ard tuiiia~ n sIl ne Re- ~,
rlrh bFSnches. per session Of Eve
.mcnihs. pas abe n sdvanes asg 40
Washing teach hoarder hndinn their
towelslper dom 49,.
In this hool there y IN be no ofhe err. 81
thesn tcr The langDages snd OrHa mental sfidie.-
Use Of Instrument for practising per - ~''oo
e.ssi0n -
Fseey~$Fs p I; ~ va: each a4 i g5s
French, Letln, and Italian. each 10 81
"" r'Ph VII b. faken f1r 4 less fern 49,,
on. eessior.u ilee@by previous undersfand,no 80
y r. very desirshe ~ hree fhesn en teg a. ,sTise
ihe sees1n.as 'ssibie. The vacation viii 5. nm
month ~ Seriembfs and October. VacsI a,rs;s
without any ext charge.npisss 10 fhose ~ H., -,
qnire special lessons, when the charge viii s. AZ
or SION. - 80 - ~
Wood coun w. We. 7'Hsfsr1fEs
HsrEHExcEss-
sotisskl arsdy. Esa whsslinr.s
hev Wm Armaffara. ~
Ds Mr Craik. Charicuion
tkev John Johns. Richmond c,ty.
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IN WIZ FLING 40 BAIT1uceF. WASH.
.NGT'v CRY. PHI A DELPuiA. NEW YORK
md BOSTs<. The Nrse.nai iinsi nni C.s-i
Intent Stage cssrfs,sie-. snns,se .isiv Tine.
.. cus,.cr',nts c-'n~-essne ~,.t.sh. y n q r r.
OnI, - haorr Stag travel tn s,.b,r II the above
ri,,e-. the i,sian~~ ~ R,slr-ai.
Tune d. Hnisiu-re - ',.ar-.
Time 10 rh,i.sIelpbss g., hnure
Fare d. Ral,,s.sss - Oot1E<RS.
Pare Ia Ph''si>is.hsa 2 D..
S,x daily lines leaves the C.'- Stage and Rail
Rad -nir- every m-rning ~ 6 "'rhsk A ~ and
extras i.rn;-h~d any h"r n bad sh"'iid offer.
f"s,hns"rh T,eke,si" b ,i,,oure and PbsdeIph,h.
nrpiy n, the Cs- oi~r. M 30 Water 81. Wheeling.
Va -u~ der Norsh u : iLn~i.
For Us~sl lus~ni STA . Co. ID HuTCUiSON
md WA X NEWMAN. Ger " r s Ca.
Grsa' C.s,ruf Route Rail resd aud Sage eDF e.
sen 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A1estiohs Of the f.iver, As,kma bronchitis.
rains or hedkness Of the Breast or Lun es,
S1ron'e CsHehs. ttenrtsy. yism0rrtaRs efthe
L1ags rnd at affections Of the I'aimoa sry
Organs
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
"a eome,euha Balsarnie preparation of the
prrPareS by a new chemical process. approved
ana. recommended by the most distinguish
on sicians and nhivers.iiy acknowledged the
IMPORTANT CAUTION --The public shpuld
Dear 20 mIld Eat y ls MS rARS BAL
SAW OF WILD CT ERRY that s,rI.rms thuse
femaTkab e cures which re published IN every
'arL"f me country and not the les Of sisn,-
lar nAme That are o. :lsI0nal;y pulled mo :erl-
p0rafy n.t''e. Tho - may be good but we
knO,~ n"ihing sbVnt item.
II ct svcrs Ma, Wo nan ani Child read
the loli0wing, and II tiat dues not satisfy All
"f The great virtues "f This Mrdicine. Yet them ~
and see ne SnIeiNSL-wI'h numeTous ether
iss'im 'nllls Of lIks charaetsf:
NArf ayiLLE. (oseida CO. n. w Sent 90, Is43.
lestr SR ] owe II 20 the am cied Ia inform
ven that In January last was taeked BY y
water. which settled N NY lu0gs. Ia was ac-
cJinpan led by severe pain IN NY breast and
sSisnssaee iii ~ s, sr.gs 80; ~ nIa ~
b'H a'ter exhaneV.R their kill 10 No avail,
they pronounced my disease confirmed con-
~ninptIsi. a ID they one aud al gaze me up 10
die After much - rrua<iOa AT me conse NJ
II NY physician - ase the sSalsam Of Wild
cherry. prepared by Or Wstar.. purchased Of
han ~ which bepan 10 zsin strength a IA Il y = :
very evideni my cough vas much efttr and my
sympIoms n every way iaF reunK have
n'S~ USE three bottles, aud ON r1efored 10 per-
feet health. Thir result y al0He owing 4, ~.
usr IT Or WisTAa's balsam Ut Wild Cher !,
an9 f1ke this method Of giyinx YOU the iof.,r.
inaiio0. party 10 pay the debt ofafafifude Owe
y"pi ard Dar1y that Dthers similarly afecfed
inay x 10w whs 70 20 apply for relief
MIX Ssi nsogai. S SAME ~, SAGE 5
iefvliles sept -, 1888, wnfes -fhe afafefn.,ot
gwen YOU ~ Mr. James Sage - veil kns,sa A.,
Deifae ~ THE Hhoie community II ccrfainlr
va 90 ~ rernark1Die cure. the sale Of he
halsam = very y ID. aud success in cares ast
iefing. Yours. respectfully
d ID PALMER.
let the afflicted call and se- OH cerff6,-ets.
They prove csincusvels that ttsg can Be s,,re.f
q they get ln- rig e medicine. Sc sure 9nt -,
~ wisiesrs assm VI Wild Cherry Bepsrs
5oidia wneellnaby JcRUMBACKEQ. II,
Per sburah By 4. WILCOX. anil la al fh,s s,,,,''
eipai towns IN the United Sfats. 81 %. b5fiis.
20, ~ On
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