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The Evansville journal., 1845-12-13
STATE OF INDIANA.
WARRIcK COUNTY,

~ 1A-.1A4NIA OUON4h,
SN1 0IICE is hereby given that on the Sd day
~ of November 1915 Writ of Foreign at
tachment was issued by me Francis NJ Ashley
a Justice OF the Peace, in and for the said coun-
ty, at the instance Of, and on the affidavit of
Middleton ID. Hargrave, against the goods chat
tleg, rights, credits, moneys and effects of John
B. Hargrave & Eidrid G. .Hargrave, by virtue
of which writ, one trunk as the property of the
said John b. q Eldrid G. Hargrave, and also a
debt due the said John B. g. Eldrid G. Har-
graved from John K. Harper, has been gar.
nisheed, and on the fourth dan Of NAV '46 | will
proceed to hear and determine said attachment
at my office in said county, of which the said
John B. q Eldrd g. Hargrave and all others
bersons interested viii take notice.
FRANCIS NJ. ASHLEY, J. P
Bconville, Nov. Sd -3t*
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WHEN THE BLOOD is IN AN uNsoUND

WHEN THE BLOOD IS IN AN UNSOUND
CONDITION il is as ready forinfechon, as land
ploughed and narrowed to receive the allotted
grain. Those who wise will therefore COM
mence the publication Of their blood without de-
lay: and those who are already attacked with
sickness should dothe same BRANDERTH's 2 ILLS
are an eAectual purfyer OF the blood, as thou
sands of persons can testify who continue to cure
themselves Of Colds, Coughs, Headaches, Rheu-
matte Affections, Liver Complaints, CostiveBess
and the host of those indications OF the body OF
the bood's being out ofsordef, simply.b by Perse-
veringly using Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills. Females viii find them TO secure thatstat e
Of health which every mother wishes to enjoy
The weak the feeble, the nervous and The del
ieate, are in few days strengthened by the use
of BRA ANDRETH'S' PILLS. and the worst OF
complaints are effeetualy removed by ersever-
ence without the expense Of physieian i'-+
These pills are sold by DAM Ell WOOLSEY
at Evansville, Ia, and by Agents inmost OF the
villages in the United States ~ :"
d aug Z, 7,i45-I2mSt0. B. .BRANDRETH, M. D.
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Administrators SALE

WMTILL be sold oy the administrators at pub
w lie auction on Friday the 26th day ol
December, I845, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
M, at the late residence of John Strattoh Sr. de-
ceased, lin Scott Township, Vahderburgh coun-
sy, Indiana, all the personal property of the es-
tate ofthe said John Stfaaon Sr. deceased, con-
sisting of horses, neat cattle. sheep. hogs, corn,
oats, household and kitceen furniture. &c.
Terms of sale-All l-sums undet SO, cash, all
sums over that amount aicredit of 8 months,
the purchaser executing his note with good se-
curity, waving the bencfitof va luatien and re-
lief laws. 81 MESsSTRATTON,
sst. :s,A MATTHEW STRA1TON, 1l
Admr's with the viii annexed
Nov 27-3t ~ By Banell & Iugle Attys.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL.
E S { a l. g -

42G virtue OF decree of the Probate Court
49, OF VanderDurgn Cuuuty. IudiatIa, VIII
offer al public auction and outcry, at the Court
House door, in Gthe Town of Evansville, on the
9th day of December 1915, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock A. al. and O'Clock P. NJ, the
North West Quarter of section number Five, in
Township number Six. South of Range number
Nine West, containing j so acres; and the West
Half of the South East Quar- er of Section mum.
Der Thirty three, in Township Number Five,
South of Range number Nine West, containing
so acres; and the South East Quarter of the
North Vest Quarter of Section nu fIber eighteen
in Township number Six. South of Range num-
Der nine West, containing 63 25 hundredths
acres all of the district of lands offered for sale
at Vincennes Indiana said land being TIE pro-
perty of the late Clark McCallister deceased.
Terms of sale, One half of the purchase mon-
ey paidin nine, and the other half in eighteen
months from the day OF sale, the purchaser or
purchasers giving notes with approved security
waving the benefit of appraisment laws
Nov. 25th 1S45.-3t.-5I. -
GEORGE B. WALKER, Executor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I'M Office is hereby given, that the under.
~ signed has taken out letters of administra.
ton, on the estate Of David H. Stephens, late of
Vanderburgh County, deceased. All persons in
debted to said estate, are requested to make inn
mediate payment; and those having claims a
gainst said estate, will present them duly
authenticated, for settlement. The estate is
supposed to be insolvent.
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ADMTNTSTR ATOR,S NOTICE.

WHOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed has this day, taken out letters o
administration. on the estate of Thomas Cum
ings, deceased, late Of Vanderburgh County
All persons indebted to said estate. are request
ted to make immediate payment; and those hav-
ing claims against the estate will present them
duly authenticated, for settlement.
The estate is supposed to be solvent.
THOMAS E. COLLINS, Admir-
Evansville, dec. 4th. 1916,
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STATE OF INDIANA,

FFAKKICk COUNTY
Az T the November term OF the Probate Court
i&A of the Warrick county A. D. I845; said
Court declared the Estate of Lanson Bostwick
deceased to be insolvent. Creditors are there.
fore required to file their claims against the
Estate for allowance in the said Probate Court,
within ten months from the date hereof or they
will not be entitled to payment.
| Nov 25-3t. ABRAHAM PHELPS.
Administrator ofthe Estate of Lanson. Bost.
wick deceased. t@
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STATED INDIANA,3 < -s=s :, ..----s---z7-.-,l
Yapderburgh Gop nty IS, .s4
In hi nderbugh. Cireuis 5oufts Stelnber
Hamilton GeTsfd, et d !, IS Il ss
Nancy Cloud. John Dcford, r Rob- -
ert Parish. Hannah Parish ct al. :s.. 't-a-'
A nd now here it appearing to the satisfaction
n she court blythe affidavit of disiuter-
ested person filled in this cause that John De-
ford. Robert Parish. and Hannah Parish,' three
ofthe defendants are not residents Of the stateof
Indiana. On motion Of the compliments. III
is occurred that notice be given the said John
Deford, Robert Parish, and Hannah Parish of
dependency ofthis suit republication in the Ey-
ansville Journal, a weekly newspaper printed
and published in the town of Evansville that un-
less thsv appear and plead answer or demur to
theIcomplamenr Bill Of complainant on or before
the calling of this cause at the next term of
this codrt to be held at the court house in EV
ansvlle on the fourth monday in March next
the matters and things therein contained VIII be
Gas TO th eirl taken as confessed = -. , ... .
! Copy+auest:. - SAMUEL, t, JENKINS
tt5rt @ f' tt t'I Clerk. 4"
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One Cent Reward.

wD ANYWAY from the subscriber living in
Gh. German township, Vanderburgh county
lndlana, bound apprentice boy by the name
OF William Stanheld, aged about "a years, thick
heavy set, dark complexion and blew eyes. This
is to warn all persons from harboring said boy
as he is my bound apprentice. and any person so
offending will be dealt with according TO law.
JOHN E. WOOD.
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Administrators Notice.

SRAMkS SIRATTON and Matthew Stratton
~ have taken out letters of administration.
with the will annexed. on the estate OF John
Strauon, Sr. late of VanGerburgh county, decea-
sed. All persons having claims against the es-
tate and all who are indebted th ereto, Will please
come forward and make settlement. The es-
tate is believed to be solvent. .s.l.s .s,ss-
MATTHEW STATToNl Adn,s
JAMES STRATTON, { au'"
/ Nov 27-3t BY Bauell 81 lngle AIiy's
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

FEvHE partnership heretofore subsisting be-
L tween FRANCIS AAIORY, MORTIMER
TURNER, & THOMAS NJ. ARCHER, under
the style of f. AMORY 81 CO.iso now declared
to be d dissolved. A-a }te'" 1928
Francis Amory will attend to the settleme MT
Of the affairs of the late firm, in connection with
James d. Blythe. Esq, so far as the interest of
Mortimer Tur1er or of the heirs of Edward D.
Turner. deceased, is concerned. af - q
Evansville, November I3,-4t-*
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

fXNOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
AN ed, has this day, taken out Letters of I'D
nlinistration, on the estate of Frederick EnsIev,
decesed, late of Yanderburgh County, Indiana.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate, will present them du
ly authenticated, for settlement. The estate is
supposed to be solvent. ta 90 ...+
AGNES ENSLEY, Admr'x
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING STORE.

I'VE DRAPERs AND TAILoRs, late of Cincin ma til
desire to inform the citizens of Evansville ana
the surrounding country. thatethey have Just
opened on Main street, next door TO Messrs. w
& C. Bells Drug Store. large and .fresf stock
of READY MADE CLOTHING, made in the
latest and most fashionable style, of good ma
terials and in the best manner. The work was
executed by themselves and under their eve.
and will be fully warranted. Their stock is 4
large one and embracing every thing re-
.quisite for the fitting out of genteman's s.
wardrobe, and will be sold at very moderate
prices. Youths clothing on hand of good work
manship and of the uery best materials, at ex-
tremely low prices. A lot of fine Trunks. &c
We think oar goods and prices will induce
those wishing to purchase TO lay ont their mo-
ney with us, and we therefore solicit a call
from the public. Clothing made to order
October l6-imo.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

SXnOFICE is hereby given, that on Monday.
~ Dec. 29th, inst, will expose to sale to
the highest bidder, at the late residence of Fred
erick Ensley, deceased, allthe personal property
of said decedent. consisting of Horses, Hogs,
Sheep, Cattle, Corn, Farming utensils, house
hold and kitchen furniture. Terms of sale made
known on the dayof sale.
AGNES ENSLEY, Admr,x,
Dec. 3,-45,-3t. i.= iae "a
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The best and cheapest Standard
SCHOOL BOOKS

McGufey,s EIectic II eaders. Nos. 4, 2
3, and 4.
WETHICH have been so Justly popular where
w ever used, have been throughly revised
enlarged, geatly improved. and newly stereo-
typed, and are now III Permanent torms no
further alteration being intended in them. The
well known abilities OF Prof lessor McGuftey. and
the valuable aid afforded him In the rlvislon OF
his series bv successful instructor and fnishe d
classical scholar, will it is believed warrant the
assertion that these school reading books are
GREATLY SUPERIOR TO any others ever pub
lished They are used in the Cincinnau au PUB
lie Schools, because they are considered oeeio-
edly preferable TO any other extent.
WIN. M. WOOLSEY, DRUGGIST, MAIN ST.
EVANSVILLE, IA. -
Has supply of McGuifey's Readers. and viii
sell them at low prices for CASH Teachers and
School oficersare desiredto give them careful
examination. April 3, l845 If.
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AnanIfinm.

THyHoSE indebtsdtoeD.. Lane. or Lane &
ID b Wafeox are satnestlg req uested TO call and
settle. Those who neglect to do SO, VIII ind
their notes and accounts In the hands OF the
proper officers for collections, on the first OF Janu
ary next!is siaifl ats LANE e. WILCOX.
Dec 4-I345. 81 ~ ...at-, - p
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REMOVAL.

W w. BISHOP, grateful for past favors ,
20 e would respectfully inform his patrons thai
that he has removed his establishment from the
corner opposite the Sherwood House. 10 the
basement story Of lhs large brick house, on tho
eornor OF Main and First cross streets opposite
w & c. Bells Drug Store.
Entrance on first cross street.
All who call shall be made comfortable, If q
warm room, sharp razors, and promp, attention
can render til hem so. g. tf
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BOOK BINDERY IN NsyILLE.

TEyHE subscrbeT begs leave announce
4 the. citizens of Evansville and. the sur
rounding country that he. has located hIms self
in. Evansville n The BOOK BlNDERY business.
He willexecute all kinds of binding as neatly
and durably, and as. cheaply aslit can be done
in Louisville. Old works rebound to order
and on short notice. lie requests OF thetc citizens
their patronage trial of his skill and prices,
feeling satisfied of giving entire satisfaction. >.
His shop, is on Main street, in the corner
building next door below the Clerks Office and
-imme ediately opposite the Market House.
Evansville. aug 2f.7 BERNARD 6OLBAOII.
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BIamkefS.

+ A Very choice lot OF suPertine Blank g
n sale low by the subscriber 'H
! Nov 27 --. WILLIAM HUGH
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Cassimeres, ClOaExings, &c. .,ss7
FEyHE subscriber would respectfully. call the
q attention of the public to his very select
stock of the above goods. '#.
/ Nov 27 sr+'e WILLIAM HUGHES
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A ND near at this time comes the complain
IA liant by her collectors and files the affida :
Wit OF disinterested person By which, it appears
that John Deford, one of said defendants is not
a resident OF the state of Indiana. 1t is there
fore ordered that the said John D ford be notih-
ed Of the pendencY OF this euh bypubitcation in
the Evans lille Journal, a weekly newspaper
printed and published in the town of Evansville
county of Vanderburgh, ahd state of Indiana,
that unless he appear and plead answer or de-
mur to the complaniant's cross bill or on before
the calling of this cause at the next rerm of this
court to be held at the Court House in Evans
Vile, on the fourth Monday in March next the
matters and things therein continued will be (as
to him,l tax en- as confessed.
Copy attest, SAMUEL, T. JENKINS.
Clerk.
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70 ECEIVED per Steamer Lehigh-
~ 1900 LBS bar, Lead;
40 Bags Shot. for sale by
june 5-tf ALLlS & HOWES.
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Scythes,

PREPARED RICE. go
HHyHE.aubscriber has made arrangements with
81 the manufacturers of this article and will
be able in futurerto keepsa fall supply always
on hand. E. r. SPURRlER q Co.
-,jay 3-tf,s Z ',sa s = fsi. ait..s
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Ladies' Dress &c,

rs. Ladies Dress Goods.
& EVERAL of the most desirable styles Of Rep
~ Cashmeres and Mouseine Delaines yet on
hand and for sale by ~ 3trsr
5Nov,2 ,27i . +. ,..'sF- WILLIAM HUGHES.
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PaDer.

Paper. - $
100 Reams Ames Ruled Feelseap. ..-- =.
i1OO 100. do Letter, rYlee and unruled
store and for sale by
Jan $3.50 N..&. C. BELL. &
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10 Dox Marseles Refined, suitable tor table
10 use, in store and for sale by
JAMS 1'' a'! W.. & C. BELL.
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Teas, Teas. -.r-. I'D.
N GN Half Chests, 20 quarter Boxes, Can
AV ton Companies Teas, Fresh. In store
and for sale at retail to suit customers by -t..t
Jane w. g. c. BELL. q
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

: - - IEAs 90 80.

nrAN THAT WAS nor ANNEXED.
a GOOD s.ory 3 told Of Iris bold ll0ntiers-
nan. III "a made himself nOtoTiOus, and
given Isl character The bend sinister 81
Iseuuent dspEedafions on both sides oIH
The boundary line Be cen the United States
oW had llig I'D s.Ihef ton
parts unknown, years since, Know everyI
foot Of country lor fifty mi les on I'll her side
of Bis gicinity, aud bad communicable b
runners viii many abiTds of the same feaih-
ler. then common IN the region.
The old fellow saw, with sorrow and re-
prat, Tie rapid influx Of population within
The last ten years, and was compelled grad
ually TO narrow his sphere OfWsefnlness, for
said he, s.peeple's giltin too thick about me
l-iha and their vaTmints and critters Is fllin'
up the woods and spilin the huntinand
then tina Amt no chance for feller to sPece.
late upon travellers as tha used 20 be when
Etha Wan'tany body 70 vaich Teller Why
They Is ge1tin % be so ciUyIizGtcd that fell
Ter can't drink barrel Of double rectifed
lthout hayin EN- al abusin him about it-and
LEE be does happsni list By accident 70 drap .
halt ounce o. lead into fallef, Why lha Is
IAN up IN arms about it--noW tother day
when wanted % make Joe Sliteses ears
like tia marks their hogs, case he called me
IL yill-gan, Tia wanted tojeDdicnfs me aiore
1.-The court But cuss 'em fura set Of blast
led fools, they amt agwoin' to fool "Old
lsingletirs" &c he Is gittin' old and amt g
quick as he used to val"
ABlast their skins, don't care ct tia does
lannexaie Texas! l'll show 'em somalhin'
l-tho' The thinks tia j got me slick WREN
tha git tie two countries wedged up int
one-butI'll & 'ern, III quit and 90 % Ar
kansaW- decent white man kin lig.
'shout BEN pessered, and 'bused and 1e.odi
! catsdg,'
aOld Single Is he vas called, foE short
bad, foFssv6Eal years previous 70 The discus
sion 81 lie annexation question, with sin
aulag elfsnel asceriained the precise lin
!. dividing the two territories, and built =
cabin thereon ID such position thai Whei
lying down S sIspl, DRe-k1lf 80 tbe Y. S
and Gle cite half in TEXAS. foE hs Jay !
], fright angles with lie line.
Ihe authorities 81 both sides bud frequent
{ u found hin II that position, bul s. TIE
2 sepaEale claims nv seperaIly o. the entis
{, individual they wers not content q atEeI
y lcNs.koI u hin time. "A gIeet deal
. Icnullas Nan S times exhibited 81 the q
I, lcegr. each pressing ths other e break 8
h forms Of international Ian 81 pulling g.
:. Single bodily over eil i1e S tie line
each vas up ID i1ap. and leaEsa ola
. Ni1hsd q lTick bin. and declined lhe en-
- which hl eanae 6upknte between i
II IS Inf4r NrS e4er
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

tlesmCB, said he, Hyou may fun, and fret,
and quarrel just e much as yon please II
my hOuse--but when lha Is any iEin
20 Be done bout these diegins, WHY d
Singlefife isfhar, sure ESQ look oui, boys.
ef you strikes, you dies--shoW your SCI.
make friends and lels's tiker. You, nod,
ding 10 one, ssbshd me & gouFd Of
and goU,n tothe other, sspass that bofil
and I'll drink 70 your better sqaainlans
The day passed. Old Single crosses ibe
line, and one Of the beautiesOn each side Bis
cot. al going Il like forty at twenty deck
poker--a social game, as Sol. Smith says
and, as remarked our informant, the old man
was q perfect COmanche HORSE at any game
swhaF iha was cunds."
For the last three months Old Single had
been nightly distressed stmifg OBeasy bout
anae1atSoa for he knew he would be com.
PEELED % tEapel-well, the news Of the &C.
tionof Texas, on this great question, was
received 10 Old Singles vicinity on the 29th
of June-the day il reached Fort Jessup.
The next morning tthe boys from Boston
and DeKalb, couple Of yillages-after :
glory gathering about annexation, deieTmin.
ed % storm Old Single and srout' him. They
accordingly, enmasse, a regulator, staris
ed on for hls cabin, and on arriving near it
a consultation vas held, and Il vas deter
mined that blood shed was uselsss-as I
was certain 70 occur If violence was resort.
led tO-and that dag Of truce should b
lseut into the fortress Offering terms.
The old man vas found n gloomy mood
-Witha pack shipped b his back in woods,
Imam stYle-old Cgntrespli, his friend Sc thlr
l 81 years slanding, bis Filla. his iavorite--hi
Iall-Was laid across bis knees, and he Il
Ideep thought, lis syes rested on Vacanc,
las the delegation entered: he looked %
IsstQell boys, the time iacum, and Texas an,
yon i annexed, Bat I aint, ard 1 aiist groisI
q h assher ! 80 take care holg goa raise n
aandeT can shoot sosle geg q
The party explained, and II vas anree
the old fellow should take up The march y
90 che ftne lor Tie nearest point on re
river, The party pscoFline him 81 lRenlp ..
ces distant Oh either sid 4fhat de lasf mi
f11 = Slra
DEE Grit hecoold 10 free Il OH sis
: IL va % Be taken and rendered % ! viciil
e The offended laWh. sd said O'
Singles nilsssa bargain. BOYS, thar
: lgallon IN thataf barrel; let's finish if r.
friendly way, and then travel.
: The thing was done, The travel aceonplisl
led, and the race. fast and furious. vas BEN
: done The old fellow led The crowd, 81
looing at his topmost voica ashe gained q
: riveT-t Hoppe - HuErah 4 i amt amer
2 led-Im OIL amt no uhar- uulher Il q
Z States nor Texas-bus, IS ArkaasasD ~
!, swain 10 The opposite side, cred Solley, gas
. three cheers and retired Victorious CO.
J cords In.
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Defective Teelf and 0ffensive
TenmeHn

Mrs. L. Maria Child. The celebrated Cd.
thoress, gives the following directions Tor
The prevention Of del Give teeth, and often
sive breath:
Nobody need have al offensive brealh. A
careful removal Of substances iTom between
the teeth, rinsine tie mouth after meals, and
q bic Of charcoal held il the mouth, viii q.
ways cure q bad breath.
A lump Of charcoal held ID the mouth,
two Of three tines week, and slowly chew
ed, has wonderful power 10 preserve the
teeth and purify The breath The action is
purely chemical. e counferacis the acid
arising from 8 dis0FdeEed stomach. or food
decayine about L gums; and il is this acid
which destroys tho teeth.
Adear iriend 81 ours had, when about
twenty yeaFs age, . front tooth thai
tuned black ga oally, cFumbled, and 81
broke Of piece neal. BY frequently chew
ling chaIcoal, tie progress Of decay wa8 n0
lonly arrested, but nature set vigorously q
work tosfestora the breach, and the crumblst
poFlion grew again. lill the whole tooth wal
les sound before! This / know to b j
fact.
Every enc knows That charcoal Is an anti
lputrs scent. and Il used n boxing up anima
Tor psqeblo eu6slances, @ keop them from
I decay. Upon the same chemical principle
lis tends @ preserve the teeth end SweeteI
Tie breath
There Is no danger - swallowing Il: q
The contrary. snail quantities. hare health
III sss on tue inward system, particular
when lie bods g nlsling from EEat class q
lleomnlainls p6er 1llg Incident 10 mmel
{ ITfuonId not s. ise g swallow that 81 81
3 eYiit8 iancss IL lafrc quantities., of Nel
sso0enl|g but Once'o twice. week 8 lII.'
would al0taEy rather dian ioa.
s ST s. Icoal oa bic esI
Held ii ne mouth i fsx hour shss
& me. r roo1 eject s., 81
Sic dirI ID chew ii h0 u1 snas
flf aF moe di1aeIecabe. e Nh0 s
l.oublsd with al o blss ma
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RRE 81
PEA1k cENrE.Y.

SPEAK GENTLY.
SPEAK esnslys--It = better far
Tofule BY iove. than fear
spesk gehily--let 40 harsh words mar
The geod We might Do here!
spesk gently Love doth whisper low
I'll oRa that true hearts bind
And gsns FFishdship'a accents fiesz
Aiecsion's voice il kind.
Speak gently 70 the iii.lo child;
Its love Be sure to CANT
Teachit in accents soft and mild j:
Itmayn no. long rsmain,
Speak gently 70 the young, Tor they
VIII have enough 10 bear
PaaB through this life &c best they may,
'TisfaIl Of anxious carel
Speak gently to the aged ons,
Grieve not the care-Worn heart,
The sands Of life are nearly run,
LetBush II peace depart.
Speak gently, kindly 70 the poor;
Lefno harsh tones be heard;
They have enough they must endure,
Without an unkind word
Speak gently 70 the erring-knOw,
They have soiled in vain;
PeEehanes unkindnsss made them so;
Oh, win them back aeain.
Speak gently he who gave his life
To bend mans stubborn win,
When elements we're ID strife,
Said i them, sspeace, be still.s
Speak gently -'lisa llllls thing
Dropped d The hearts deep wsIls
The good. he JOY which il may bring
Eternity shall tell.