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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-25

meeting held ON Thursday night, passed resolu'
tions IN favor of erecting a monument to the
late MAJOR Ringgold, in HagersIo~n, the place
OF his birth.
An association of printers who carried on the
Louisville Impartial" all volunteered for the
war, ana the paper is stopped ON account Of this
Partially for hghling
The ~. Louis Revielle advises priner vOlun
leers TO distribute their "ieadsd matte1' well.
I'm board.ng ont, as the loaier said when
he ourled up for the night on pile of lum-
bcr
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-25

AsD WHAT NExr "A gentleman riding
near the city overtook we'll dressed Young
man aud invited him to seat in his carriace.
And what said the gentleman to the Young
stranger, are your plans for the future | am
clerk, replied the young man, and my hop"
is to succeed and got into business for m,s sef
And what next 2 said the gentleman. Why,
] intend to marry aud set up an establishment,
Of my own, said the youth. And what next
continued the interrogator' Why to con.
time in business and accumulate wealth. -
'And what next' To retire from business
aud enjoy the fruit Of my labors. And what
next Ii is the lot Of all to die, and of
course cannot escape, replied the young man.
And what next ? once moro asked the gen.
tl.man but The young man had no answer to
make, he had no purposes that reached beyo ond
the present life.
How many Young men are in precisely the
same condition their plans embrace only thus
liio-what pertains to getting wealth and en-.
joying life. What pertains to The world TO come
has no place IN all their plans. - BOS. Trau.
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A A"DipDLER' OUrwIrrED.. Capt. Il, one
Of our Shrewdost steamboat captains, says the
Portland Argus, caught Jeremy DddIer on
BOARD his boat, one day, as he was making u
passage from Boston 10 down East, and PIN
ned han up IN good style. 1T seems the fellow
laid Il traverse to g,t clear of paying his fare,
aud insisted to the clerk that he had paid, but
had lost his ticket.
'Whom did you pay ? asked the clerk.
'Why | rather guess II was the captain p
so X. was summoned tp the conference.
'Oh yes, yes says Captain X. IT appears
to me | do recollect. Let me see, you gave
me five dollar bill ?
'Ye> SAYS D,ddlet Il did
Aud gave kon your change in half dollsrs
-dldnti? CThe fare was only half dot
lar--compeition WAS high
Yes, says jeremy Drddlcr, 'that's it, re-
collect II perfectly
VERY well, ,ay- Captain n, Il wont dispute
YOUR word for any IhIng-hut IT you please,
I shOgid like To see The haires ;:
The fellow wa. uipped when he least expect.
ed II. ile could not produce the halves, aud
had to fork out his fare.
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Gratitude.

Ifihere be one bright spot on earth,
Ozark as u Is aud rud-,)
IL 10 where kindness brings Ia birth
The infant GRATITUDE
IL springs, as smiles the summer morn,
Within the human breast;
II scatirrs beauty Der the thurn,
And luils the heart To rest.
IL smiles upon the mountain head,
IL bright"ns Ger the sea,
Aud thoughts long NUMBERED with the dead
Burst forth in ecstacy;
The friends, who once Ia us have been
The ch-srers of the heart
Again arise again are seen-
And in our lot take part.
Can we forget them ? We forget
The days when childhood flew.
When every joy with tears was wet,
Aud Joys w.re ever new,
No no! we may forget the day
when life was Young and rude,
But nr'rr forget the FIST display
Or early gratitude.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-25

These Vessels are commanded by experienced and
humane Masters, aud particular attention will be paid
TO the accommodation and good treatment of Passen
gers under their charge.
Persons wishing send for their friends can do so,
by procuring Certificate of PasssgeO IARND n CO.,
Boston, specifying what Vessel they wish them Ia come
BY aud the day of leaving, thus saving them the eS-
pens0 OF any detention in Liverpool.
HARNDEN Co, wishing Ia conduct their business
upon principles OF fairness aud equity, TO prevent fraud
and deception have but price for passage, which In
all cases includes head noney aud bread slus. Pre-
paid Passengers always have the preference over Pas
sengers paying in Liverpool.
Those applying by letter or otherwise, for Certin-
Gates OF Passage should in all cases, furnish the names
aud ages of the persons sent for with their address In
ll, TO enable Messrs Iarnden Go. OF Liverpool, To
notify them ol The proper time 10 leave home, and iur
nish other necessary Information.
To persons returning home, this Line also offers su-
peTior facilities and accommodation.
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Fine Summer Residence
FOR SALE.

RVA ChIIeu, Oh roA ioibs Ah, W.
8 IiiK Providence, n. !. ii has a CON-
manding view OF Newport,
Greenwich, Bristol, and the surrounding
country Of about 40 miles indiameter, with
a view oftwo thirds Of the city OF Providence,
the Boston and S,onington depots in full sight
about 40 rods distant. and about 500 feet due
West Of the Tockwotton House. There are
five lots 50 by 100 feet, for which q clear
deed can be given; there are also in the same
inclosure, three other lots, 40 by so feet. that
can be had on lease Of FIVE years. with
privilege Of renewals Said lots fronting on
three streets, 295 #. on one, l75 on one, and
230 on the other. This elevation is 100 II.
above tide water, and about 300 feet from 1t.
The buildings on the premises are an Obser-
yatory, a stories, Of about 60 feet high one
Dwelling House, and Two 10 pin Alleys
The Garden is well stocked with grapes,
fruit trees, shrubbory, &c. &c. Of 10 years
growth, such as IL kinds cunaDts, 10 kinds
cherres,6 kinds plums, several kinds peaches,
3 kinds mulberries, several kinds goose ber-
rIcs, Is or 20 choice kinds OF Roses, 200 f.
Box. The lower part Of the Garden is about
20 feet lower than the upper, having 6 Grass
banks from 100 to $50 fl. in length, each with
steps at each bank to ascend. For further
particulars enquire at I76, South Main-street,
Providence, K. !.
This expect can be bought
ANTHONY DEXTER.
April 9th, 1915 5-4m.
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For the accommodation Of those residing in Fall Riv
er aud Newport, we have appointed Mr. RUFUS Is.
KINSLEY Proprietor of the Boston Express Agent Tor
the sale Of our Passage Tickets aud Bills Of Exchange
For further information, apply his Offices IN Noun
Hope Building, Fall River-or II, Thamessireet New
port II. l,-Cr to HARNDEN * Co. No. l20 SlaIe-si.,
aud 3, CourLst., Boston. Feb. 10, lSl6.-3m.
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PRIpE IN DREss-.1 Fabie for The Young
A little boy aud gIrl were seated on hnwcry
bank, aud talking proudly about their dress
See, said the boy. what a beautiful new hat
have got, what fine blue Jnckrt aud trousers;
and what nice pair of shoes; 1t is not every
Quo who is drcssad 50 finely IA ! am
'lndnrd sir. said the liuIc girl, ! think am
dressed finer than YOU, for have on II silk hat
aud prli>sr, aud fine feather IN my hat ; !
know that my dreS, cost grent deal ofm"ney
'Nol So much as mine, SAID the boy;'l know
Hold your prace.' SAID a caterpillar c'awling
near IN The hedge; 'you have neither OF yon amy
reason to bc 80 proud ot your clothes, for they
are only second handed, aud have all been
~orn by some creature or other, Of which you
think but mcauly, before they were put up
on YOU. Why that silk hat first wrapped up
/ such n worm ~ am
: There, miss, what do you say to that !: said
the boy
/ And the feather exclaimed bird perched
upon trce-'was stolen from, or caet off by
one of my race
What do YOU say to that, miss repeated
the boy. well my clothes were neither worn
b, birds nor worms
'True' said sheep, gazing close by 'hnt
they were worn ou The back of some of my
family before they were yours aud, as Tor
your hat, 4 know that the beavers have sup.
Piled The Iur for that article aud my friends,
The calves and oxen, in thai field, were killed
not merely to get their flesh to eat, but to get
their skln- I" make your shoes
See the folly ofbrIug proud ot our clothes,
since we are Indebted 10 tho meunest crca-
tprrs for them aud even then we could not
use them, # God drd not g,eus the wIsdom TO
cuntrI,e the best way ol making them tit To
wear and Il,e means of procuring them for our
comfort.
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'INuHlIINH ITOIH "VNN HNbI.
MAIeGE SALES
= MALL PR OFITS.

This announcement awoke the dreaming
thousands. Old mon arose from their recum-
bent position, rubbed their heavy cyelidS stretch
ed their cramped and benumbed limbs young
men congregatcd on the corners of streets and
looked unullerable thingS--guesSeS and sur
misses were rife,-whcn straight all began to cry
"MAD Dog Sui on | went, unawed by
threats, nor cajoled by ilallery, until finally !
have laid fast and strong, a pinnacle stone as
lasting and durable as the Hills To proveth
a Al ba
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REMI'TTANCES.

For the convenience of persons wishing 10 remit
money 10 their friends, we keep constantly Tor sale,
DRAFTS AT SIGHT which are cashed at any Bank
in England Ireland, Scotland. Duplicate Checks are
always furnished insure the purchasers against loss
N. Is. The accommodations aud reputation oi this
Line SUCH that other persons advertise to bring out
Passengers bv H. and the public respectfully inform
ed that HARNDEN a Go. ARE the only authorized
Agents To sell Tickets for the Limo.
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CO., 4
poetrp.
From the ". Y. Tribune.
LIFEs WORK.
nv REV. THOMAS THAyER.

LIES WORK.
ny REV. THOMAS rHAYER.
All around thee fair with flowers,
Fields of beauty sleeping lie;
All around thee clarion volces,
Call to duty stern and high.
Be thou thankful, and rejoice in
All the beauty God has given
But beware il does not win thee,
From the work ordained OF Heaven.
To remove the widespread darkness,
That the light Of truth may shine
And recall the child Of Error
To Jebovah's holy shrine
To unbind the iron feter
or the manned and wretched slaves
10 upift the long degraded,
Sn's abandoned victim save
To encourage suffering virtue,
Lest despairng, il shall die,
And the light Of hope reklndle
In the dark and vacant eye
Cheerfully Of thine abundance
To The sick and poor impaIt,
ana Iilt up tne WtlSHl VI >olip"
From the crushed and burhened heart.
This, the work ordained of Heaven,
This is thine, and this for all
u be faithful ever ready
To obey the heavenly call.
Follow every voice of Mercy
With trusting loving heait
And in all iie'S earnest labor
BE thou sure to do thy part.
Now, TO-DAY, and not tomorrow
Work, D work with all thy might,
Lest the wrelched faint and reriSh
In the coming stormy night.
Now TO-DAY, and not tomorrow,
Lest before tomorrow 5 sun,
Thou too, mourntully departing,
shalt have left Thy work undOne.
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PATENT
M sG D Y g Y Yf 8 Ss

Folger's Olosaonian.
Dandclion & Tomato Panacea.
McA listers Ointment.
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort.
Sands Bulls and Carpenters Sarsaparilla.
Slarkweathcr's ilepalic Elixir.
Jayne's Indian Expeciorant,
DO Carmihalive Balsam.
DO Tonic Vermifuge.
DO Sanaiive Pills.
DO lair Tonic.
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Wislar's lIalsam Wild Cherry.
Murray's Fluid Magnesia.
Buchans hungarian Balsam.
Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum.
Sherman's, Jackson's, and Wistar's Cougl
I.OZenges.
Fahnestock's Vermfuge.
Benefits Arabian Balsam.
Hays Liniment
Whitney's Group Cordial.
Doct. Richardson's Bltters.
DalIey's Pain Extractor.
Browns Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bhters.
Dyer's Healing Embrocaion.
Warmers Jaundce Bnte.s.
East India Hair Dye.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Waterman's Specific Plaster.
Scarpa's aud McNalr's Acoustic Oil.
Comstock and Co.'S Sarsaparilla.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
herman's Cough, Worm and Dinner Lozenges
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
Ilewes' Nerve and Bone Liniment
Sands Glove Anodyne Tooihache Drops.
CIickener's Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills.
Naples Hair Dye.
SWANS Panacea.
Balch's Extract of Dock and Sarsaparilla.
A fresh supply Of the above named valuable
Medicines for sale by
G.. q. C.. HAZARD,
Druggist g. Apoiheca'y,
Ian. s, 1916. No, 81. Thames street
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-25

The number of marriages celebrated in Eng
land in lSi5, was 1922 IN ISL. l22, i36; IN
the former year by The established Church 10
900; Otherwise 1920; 5,i9t men and 1900
women under age; ~, 80 men and G1,sl9 We
men signed with marks.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-25

"silence gives consent as the man said
wbeo he kissed the dumb woman.
" The wheat crop in Ohio promises to BE-
abundant.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-25

The city of Lowell has improved so much
within a few years that Old inhabitants, who
have been absent short time are almost unable
10 recognise it, We expect that will be the cas-,
with Newport very soon.
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UT There was tremendous tornado below
Wilmington, Delaware on Friday, which cap
sized vessels, blew down trees, buildings, nc,
SC, by which some lives were lost. The Mag
neiic Telegraph was also injured
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READY CASH,

this establishment offers the strongest induce
ment. The Stock being purchased fresh this
Spring, at Auction, and direct from The Manu-
taclurerS al some 25 per cent. less than the cost
Of Importation, and being satisfied with SmoH
Prcfis, ! will sell AT a slight advance upon
Auction Prices.
And would respectfully invite the attention
Df the citizens of hoSton and vicinity to my
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'AsI was going said an lrlshman, 'over
Westmiusler Bridge tho other day, met Pat
IIrwlns ,ays |, how are you? Pretty well
thank you DonsIly, says he says !, that :
not my name. Faith u" more 's nine ii"w'nS,
SAYS Il. 80 We looked al each ether, ana
faith IT turned out TO be neither oi us.
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NLDRIDCE,s BALM COLUM

~ BIA.-1his arcc was introduced INTO
New York ABOUT twenty years since and from
~ superior virtues in re-. producing hair, when
it had fallen out, keeping the head free from
dandruA. (a most loathsome article on gentle
mans coat colar.) aud giving soitness aud
henullfu luslrG unknown before TO the hair. has
induced some persons TO set up aud advertise
many ARTICLES Tor the same purposes. none Of
viii h stand the test Of trial. Polesslng, as
most of them do, to be oils Of various kinds, all
of which are positively injurious To the human
hair. Let no one be decei?ed no other ani-
Gle will make the hair grow rapidly aud Of
good quality hut The Balm Of Columbia. and no
other article purporilng to be the BALM Of Co
lumbin j. genuine without the name OF Com
stock x Go. on the outside wrapper. Sold IN
Boston, by Conlstock & Ross, 10, fremont
Row.
Agents for Newport,
r. J. TAYLOR, and
&. G.. e.. HAZARD.
Nov. 30.
Carhagene Cocoa
~ nuts, Just received and for sale cheap ut
June llih. RIDERS :. "a ThamcS-st.
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A p,ovrrb saith, "Labor while the day lasts.
ior The night cometh when no man can work
There we're mo- Printers when that was written
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There is said TO I've n river in Peru, which
flows hy great current by day, but lN entirely
dry at night, whence il is called the diurnal or
day river Il is produced by the sun shining on
the snowy mountains.
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,H,UE NAPLES HAIR DYE is war
Bartinc's Lotion.

A valuable remedy for rheumatism, pains
~ in The back. side and lons, dlslocallons
and fractured bones. enlarged and stuff ioInts.
for discussing plandular aud other swellIngs,
ague IN The iace and breast. sprains, conlu..
sIons, Sc. &c.,a, x. K. HAZARDS,
Aug. .2i, near the Court House
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Dr. Badlre Dear Sr--The Hungarian Bal
sam is, beyond all question:, most perfect
and admirable preparation for Diseases of the
Luuga. | have used It in my family, and in my
professional practice for more Than two years,
with the most uniform and entire success, in
cases of severe Pulmonary Disease, aud can
conscientiously recommend it 10 all who are
afflicted, as the most certain remedy fcS such
Diseases with which am acquainted
Yours Respectfully,
FREDERIC L. STOkER, NJ ID.
Saco. Maine, May 22 isl5.
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BY THE QUEEN's PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BVchaM's Hungarian BAL
sam Of Life:

The great English rSmedy for
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CON.
SUMPTION!
yuNIIE most celebrated and lnfallible remedy
u for Colds, Coughs, Asthma or any form
Of Pulmonary Consumption is the liUNGA-
RIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered
by DR.. Bucban, Of London, England tested for
upwards of seven years in Great Britain and on
the continent Of E~rope, aud introduced into
he United states. under The immediate superin-
lendonce Of the inventor.
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian
Balsam. in the cure of every form Of Consunp-
ton. warrants the American Agent in soliciting
for treatmen, the worst possible cases that can
be found in the community eases that seek
relief in vain from any of the common remedies
Of the day and have been given up by the most
distinguished Phyacans. as confirmed and incu-
rabe. The Hungarian Balsam has cured, and
will cure the most desperate Of eases. 1t is no
quack nostruui, bui standard English Medicine
Of known and established efficacy.
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The Inst Irish case We have heard, is that of
cook, who happening To let some candles
fall into water, pu, them IN the oven 10 dry
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An exchange paper says: Those farmers
who hesitate about their ability to take news
paper. are requested to keep one hen more han
usual The profits ol her viii pay all costs OF
the paper"
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Wholesale Dealers

will find All endless stock at VERY Low PRICES !!
The following is a list of few of the many
Thousand Articles that can be found, with
prices annexed, at this establishment
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CASH SYSTEM

over all others, needs no lengthy tale. 1t must
be apparent to the most casual observer, that
while il shields The vcnder from the ruinonS
losses often attendant upon the Credit System
it projects the purchaser from the oquaiy rnin.
aus pycfts demanded by Merchants 10 cover bad
debts, created by system or Long CREDITS
TO those therefore who can command the
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Not the greatness of mans means makes
him independent, 50 much a. the sma'lness oi
hIs wants.
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SEAMEN,
an endless variety for sea or shore.
Military, Navy and Firemcn'S suits,

TO order
This is the grand and largest Fashionable
Depot of Trade, where all can be fitted, from
the largest man down TO The smallest boy, and
in every walk of life, from the poor to the rich,
at prices so low as 10 defy all competition
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED /!

Dr. Bradlee--Dear Sir-I take much plea
sure in giving YOU statement of the beneficial
effects Of Buchsn's Hungarian Balsam, on my
daughter, who had been Tor a number OF year
afflicted with bad cough, pain III the side, rals
in. Of blood, and all these pains and troubles
which attend that inslJious disease, Consump-
ton. | employed physician who attended
her a long time a. great expense, and then adj
vised the consultation OF n celebrated physician
IN eighborlng town, al still greater expense
aud after a number Of visits from the advising
physician. and the continuance for some time
of the family physician he declared he could
do no more for her. lie had done all that he
could, and could see no benefit from it.
then employed Botanic Physician for some
time, who seemed to do her some good, but did
not reach the root Of the disease | was then
advised by a friend to try Buchan's Hungarian
Ralsam. | have used six bottles with the most
a-tonish 9 effect. Ii has restored her strength,
cured her entirely Of her cough and pain in the
side, and she Is now attending to her accust"m
ed duties. This may seem wonderful, but II is
no more strange than true, and would advise
all who have symptoms Of consumption 10 take
this medicine in season, and not wait till all
hope is past, although this case has terminated
so fortunately. IN this case paid between one
and two hundred dollars for physicians and
medicine without any satisfactory benefit, while
six dollars worth of The Hungarian Basam has
removed the disease, renewe ed The strength, aud
brought on "A healthy action of the system
Try il for yourselves, and you will find the one
half has not been told. You can use this
letter a YOU think best and as will do most
good aud wishing that your medicine may
benefit many aS much as my daughter.
| rpuain vratpfully Nnura
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We like to see a young lady walk aN though
a flea was biting her on each hip, 1t Is so ia>ci
mating She is just the match for dandy who
steps like an open winged turkey, travelling
over hot ash-bcd -OtamOn Gas.
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WITHOUT MEDICINE

This Instrument has received the favorable
notice and commendatlon of Drs. Mott,
Rodgers, Grlscom and Francis of New York;
he Faculty Of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Hart
ford and New Haven. aud of medical men
who have had an opportunity Of an examIna
tion.
The following will show what kind OF ,es
timony might be adduced in many cases:
Certificates Of Ladies in Boston.
The undersigned of the ladies' Of Boston
and It's vicinity, take pleasure IN certifying
that, on their persons. DR.. Bannlng's Patent
Lace has been Immediately and ncompora
bly more efficient for the relief Of female
weaknesses than the other instruments IN
common use. We believe it To be an in
valuable appliance and recommend il to the
confidence of those requiring support
When well adjusted, we have found 1t per.
fectly comfortable in its bearing on the body
Mrs. NEwcoMB, Mrs. French,
TUCKER, BRAMnALL,
PERKINS, PORTER,
Boston, 1914.
For sale by LANGLEY g. NORMAN,
Jan &, 4G. Agents for Newport.
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The dog law has gone IGlo operation IN Fhil'
adephia II is a current act and meets with
general approval.
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TtTIIdTH 5TdttTuTTy yUUT7,
JNO. YOUNG.

Bath, Maine. Feb. p, ISl4
J.. ). ! would say further, that about five
years ago my daughter commenced raising blood
which continued At times for three years. and
sometimes very bad, ill about two years, when
she commenced taking this IIalsam I he first
bottle stopped the raising of blood entirely, and
she has never been troubled with it since.