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4agserhhnf..8, .IsiEEs.

NN now prepared Ion Storing and Grinding Corn | will
receive Urn at the Boat Landing and convey IT to the
aiis hee ol charge and deliver fifty pounds Meal for a
INCA ~hied elzhtl q Corn grind Oats which is the best
Jdu " lw II Nrt,rrtIAnr
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.NOIICE

ENoH the purpose OF closing business speedily
possible, have, the inst placed in the hands Of
Nelson A. iatieson all the debts due the concern All pet
sons owing lie concern will please forward and set lie
all having claims against the concern will plcasr present
them To Inn lpr settlement. HOLT X SIEpIoE
Jim :
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iYAouBE RIG VA.
Ma i'll practise III the Court, Of Campbell Bedford
w Pss5 lyana, and the Corporation Courts Of
lyuchbug. Any business c1ndcd 10 his care will lie
faithfully attended to.
Dee 3l-N lW.
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MONDAY, DEC, ~, 1916.

MONDAY, DEC, 2I, Isle
WILL. open, this day, good assortment the following
asonabe Goods winch invite the attention of purcIa
piece super water proof Fcltng, for Ovrr-Coats,
d" black Cloths, Tor Ladies and t,vutlernens
Cloals,
10 /" Bath Blankets, the finest article ever in this
market,
A good lot of Iuilcl Blankets,
Also, fresh stock oi new style French Caesimcrcs and
Ne'ng heavy Cassmeres, Shawls, Sc all OF Inch WI, Ia,
sold very cheap DOS L. [. PETERS.
Dee. 81 Is
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. SIisrinud "A WIN. ID. Branch,
ATT0RNIES AT LAW

+ Az !. removed their Office to John NJ. Warwick :
"a q tnek low next door below c Dabney. E,so.. and
aJomlng Martins Narhou
D. ''iiaad viii IN future attend in addition to the
,'r, ne attends the Court OF Appeals at Lewis
Doc. u +.
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p0ETIClL.
To A HyING INFANT.



There the first flowers ,hsil blow,
The frs, par. fake Of snoN
Shall iall upon Thy breast;
reac. peace the iit,le bosom
Iabors with shortening breath,
Peace peace that tenulors ash
spe.k, his departure nigh
81 sfeE Those are the damps Of death.
I've thee in Thy haauy.
4 thlsg all tssl,h and slts.
But never then, wert thou
So beautiful 4. now,
Baby thou s,sm'st 70 m.
ae- Thine upturned eyes glazei over.
Like harehell. wet with dow
Already veiled and hid
Nv the eouyased lid,
Their pupil, dsrkly hlu-.
Thy little mouth half open.
The soh LIP quire,inf,
A.ii, like summer ,ir,
Ruling the leaves. there
asaee III, soul were auttering
Mount ur, inusns-al ,..cuee
Dung spirit. hene- Aer,rt
And is TINS death Dread ,hne
II such thy visiting,
How beautiful thou sat
rl1.
Oh could rarc forever
I'pan that wa,rn face
Sopassionloss GO Pue
The little shrine
An Angel. dwelling place.
Thou wocpc.i cluldless mother
Az weep, Twill oa,c tbme heat
lie was thy FIRST l-'rn
Thy FIRST, thine osiiy
lis hard ir,sn him TO par
tt. hard TO Law ,l1 darling
nccp in the danny cold oarih,
His empty crib to sec,
HI. silent nurscry.
Late ringing with Vi, m,rth
To meet again IN slrnAer
Ills mouths rusy MS,
Jheu-wakcn'd tn start
Bs thine own th,ol4ing hart
His twnine arms to MIS-,
And then To lie and weep
And think the livelone night
Feeding thac Own d'strcs
With accurate etee,neso
oicvery past delight
a. all his winning WAYS
lii, rrrtt,, playf smile..
His i,y n SIGH, d thee.
lis 'rcks his u,imicty
And all h,s little wilcs,
Oh, these arc recollection,
Round mothers heart, that cling
That mingic with the tear,
And vmilcs pt at.ct wears
With OF an akcnng.
But thou wilt then, fond mother,
In after years look back
tT,ne brings such wondrous easing,
With sadness not unplcssmr,
Even on tins gloomy track.
Thour say, M, hrs'-bom blessing
1, almost broke my heart
When thou vert forced 60 90,
Add yet Tor thee, know,
Twas better 10 dcpar,
'f'od took thee in his merry
lamb mtssked -unred
lie fought the field for thee
H. the yicteay--
And thou sanctifrd.
a. look around and see
The evil WAYS Of men,
Md Oh tyo, ed child
I'm mcrr than teconcilcd
T. thy departure thea.
oThr little arms that casped me-
The innoeontlrs that pre.,,
Nonld they have been pure
Till now as when Of
Ilulcd thee IN, brea't
"Nov like dew drop shrined
Within a ohrystal stone,
Thourt sale IN Heaven. nv dove
Safe with the source OF love,
The everlasting One
"And when the hclI arrives,
From fesh that set. me free,
Thy spri, may await
The first At Heavens gate,
To meet and welcome me "
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TDsHs3 .EI El.g%,g',

eSILk PRINCES anl BUTTONS. last received. oi
- every shade and pattern. Call 81 YOU willmi-s
Them. ID. i. {. PETERS.
Oct % Is
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NOlile.
MRS. klRkfsi Rlo X has epened. in tho t,wn o
VI .ynchburg \ SEMINARY, E5r Tie clqcati8n i

NH KN. MIMI hI' Il Has I'nffi, m Ii' t1Wn .
VI i.yuehburg. \ SEMINARY, for lie education Il
Young Indies.
'fhe ordinary school course viii comprise ali the hsn
clcs taught IN good female schools together with Rbt5-
nc and Mental and Mofal Science IN those sufficiently
advanced n enter upon sneh studies.
Should sufficient encouragement he given, the btsi
TEACHERS vii be- cmpltni in the different departments
and every effort made establish an Institution capable
OF iuparting thorough education. The mast unrrlnt
ting attention Will he Faid 10 the intellectual and moral
culture. and 10 the hammers and department of the Young
ladies. and strict aud waichfi guardianship exercised
over them AT III times
The scholastic year will eonsis If two sessions Of five
months eaeli the remaining two months will be yaea
i'm
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Robert J. Terry, Utiiiam 4. Terry aud Elisabeth
his lrifr.
'GNhE NOTICE, that shall FRIDAY the 9th
day OF February, ls41. at the Clerk office of Hal
flax county take the depos,ons Of Joseph C. Terry and
others 10 be read evidence in now pending in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry Tor the
county OF Halifax, in which plaintiff and YOU and
others are defendants. II from any the said dopo-
sitlons should be taken on that day they will be ia
ken on the succeeding day.
Dec. 3l-iw WAITER ROND
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Wight safes! Wight Sales i!
by TALBOT 4 LANlEES,

ar TIE "EXCILINIiE CORNER"
'yliS Monday, evening" and Wednesday and Friday even
ngs regularly during the Season. without regard to wea
Their Having made arrangements with extensive dealers 4,
the North, Supply of Goods will always be found
md extensive and worthy the attention OF Country Merchants
and Dealers generally.
We cnumerate : follows
DRY GOODS Sc-Super Cloths and Cassmcrcs; Sanctts
hcrscys' Hosiery Gloves, spool Cotton SuspcndcrS
silk and cotton liandkcichiei Calcoes Nestings Cash
mcfes, Mosclncs, Shrtngs and Sheetnes silk CraNas
Blankets; Sewing silks and other articles in tins
line
CUTLERY, &c-Supcr ivory and stag handle Dinner Sets
N pieces ivory bone and stag handle Knives and Forks
the dozen tarNers and Forks fine and Pen and
Pocket knives; Razors llcmings' Needles Pins Hooks
and Ewes superior Cologne and Soaps Silver Pencils ,
handsome Tea Trays, Scissors and Pocket Books together
with great variety ol fancy and useful goods
WATCHES JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, Sc Gold and
Silver Lever and LEpine Watches, of the best quality
hne and common Jewellery, variety Also
mcnt oil superior Clocks, of and beautiful designs war.
ranted to perform well-consstng III part OF
Plain day and 30 hour brass and wood Clocks
do day and 30 hour alarm Clocks
81 We shall I've in daily receipt Of Goods and from
facilities possess in procuring supplies particularly
commend our assortment worthy OF attention.
TALBOT IANIER, Aus,'r.
New 3a-ts
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HT. III. T.. FCery'S
NE.RNifCGE OR DEAD SlOTu
FOa u ORlIS.

iMgdg raluibie pi epGaiion. capnbte, from, lie
W"de y us 0citoa, u edo,iag the sgsfrm in ''aP.
ho'TS q erery U,im. i's
I'VE origin, DE-, elopment. and support Of n,r.
human system. are tn be attributed to dem ~ The
d,ba ed condition Of the stomach and bow ell; il h aud
c.' l,sied ac that where the dit c,on Is unimn ueh an
the general powers OF the ststen in health, ,, aud
can ana no h'5atiun ihis preparation has the 'hr
advantage Of not only desiro, ng every Worm L iuar
producing healthy action oil the stomach and o,h "' VI
OF digestion, III rei,t relieving many complaint, g.h
arrangement OF he digestive organs Alh nni "s Iron
and certain in It's operation, and unpleasant r. pOa
IS perfectly sale and adaptd to the tend,re. ' as
IAPEWORM.
r,. ..#.,,, L,NcuncRo, Va, Nov 2l.,. 1874
niiO , prepared b. Or IL Pcery, for about IL mon
and have witnessed ITS efficacy many casesin months
f'ricnlarly--a patient middle aged MANI who hal ts'
troubled with lapcW orm for several years ex ird en
large quantity, isay about pinD which h. ;nt :" NE
had passed BY the use of or walls; and in ma ma
was apparent that the patient had orms has ,y %
pr,c ny HnoM'tasr. D. r. LYMAN, pluggi,,
Prepared by Or II +. peery and sod wolesa,, and
py W a. X ~ Druggists, Io' Fulton St, coa.,
Sold also by b. LYMAN, Druggist,
Ana by Druggists generally throughout the United ,'s,..
VIRGINIA, SCAT rules held in the tlcrk,. ro
" ,le Ioan,y court OF Campbell, Monday the 7,h do
Samuel Pannill and John pannill, Merchant. and D.
III trade, under the style and firm OF Samuel and John p
against '
Richard Moore and Robert Moore, in tbe, ;,;!,
rights and Daniel Moore and Thomas Moore eva ua,
the last WI" and testament Of Thomas Moore sen "
~, nci, ~. Defend ,nts
having entered their appearance and given secnr o not
10 the Act o Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
peahS by satisfactory evidence, that they not in
oil ,h, Eomm9h"eaith 1t is ordered that the said Richard
mad Robert Moore, doappear here the second
February next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs ana i
goy o, l order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchbarr
irgman tor two month sucrcssvcv. and posted AT
aooi Oh inc Courthouse o, ms County Court da,
Copy-'Ieste,
Dec lO-w2ln GEO ,VN DApNry =,
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TERMS.

Boarding, lights. fuel and washing ST. per month
iIr the session OF h'e months. so
Tuition per like period, for pupils over years. 70
" Z" under =. j.
French, per session, IL
Music, with use Of Piano, per session. -
Board and Tuition payable IN advance.
Pupils can enter At any time during tho session. but al
ter entering, deduction Will be made for absence eA
copt IN Of sickness.
And she would give the following References DR.
VIM. \. Trent. I'd J. carngion Esq. Col Valentine
Parrish DR. WIN. 5. Morton, Rev. Jesse $ Armistoad
VIM. n Page, Nelson Page and Francis b. Dcane. ST.
Esq rs. Of Cumberland Judge -. 4. Wilson. Col
Maurice Langhomc. Rev. {. Cumpsion, Geo Bagby.
E@l and Francis y. Deane, Jr., Esq Of I.ynchburg
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commissioners safe Of EaRF.
pursuance OF a decree OF The County Court of Bedford
L pronounced at the Nov embcr Term 81 said Court,
IN the case oil Parker and Others against Parker and Others
shall on the nth day oil January, lSi7 The PREMISES sell
at public Aueton 10 the highest bidder, credit Of twelve
months except TO a small sum in CASH the
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-06-11

and have been conqtfucted about ten years.
The cause of this outrage we understand
to be this: These buildings were in 1916,
sold by the city to Rev. Nj. Niles, but have
been occupied by the Guys children until this
srring. they had just been rented again by
MI. N. to the Commissioners Of Emigration,
In be used as u temporary habitation for the
ptuper emigration, whom they are Obliged 10
takc care Of, especially if diseased or Grip
pleds This arrangement excited the tie Of
the residents in the neighborhood, who held
a meeting (thc last of ~several) at Astoria. last
evening. organized under the lead of the Jus
tice of the Peace, &C., aud proceeded NJ nid.
night Ia drive out the inmates and destroy
the buildings. at first with axes, AID finally
with fire. Of course. If there is any law that
can be put in force against men who wear
whole coats, this job will furnish a pretty
large accession Of force to the Sing Sinr State
Prison. We express no opinion as To the re-
alily OF the grievance complained Of by the
rioters, bat every one who rcvercnces Law
aud Order must mphaiically condemn this
atroc ions outrage, and unite in demanding
that lis authors be dealt with in a most eNpm-
plary manner.-N. y. Tribune.
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the Virginia volunteers. lie is mistaken
about their all being at Clmargo : a part Is at
that place, and a part at Monterey, and per-
haps a portion at China:
Tho roads are safe below Monterey
General Urea has left in some disgust
Trains 90 up aud down with escorts of irom
sixty to seventy. The Virginia regiment is
at Camargo: they have, 10y all accounts,
more clothing lhln any other regiment in
these parts. Their coats are curiosliles but
tons TO the number Of seventy, give TO tue
soldiers a sort Of comic appearance--it looks
as If the old chain arnor was revived again.
They are a clever set of fellows, though
somewhat DISCONTINUED, as all soldiers are at
first. Marching with blistered feet and h"a-
W knapsacks, eating what one can get with
fingers. carrying ones clothes to the wash
woman's, and washing them himself, and all
that. will soon berone natural and easy
An, 1.-THE elephant has a great many more
spectators shan admirers. '-HichmOHd Re
publican.
Tile Hcrocs IF jfn'syty.-Iust one year
ago there marched through our streets as no.
bic and splendid a body Of men as ever went
forth to battle. They were about nine hun
bred strong. The men were in the vigor Of
youthful manhood. and as in perfect order
aud with military precision they paraded thro'
our city, the admiration Of our people broke
forth IN loud applause Of the gallant array
This was the first Tennessee regiment, I'M
der The heroic veteran Cot. Campbell. They
left our city fresh from their own happy
homes in the mountains and by the river-sidrs
in healthlul Tennessee, full of hope. ambI-
ton, aud patriotism they departed IN cheer
tul spirits and with impatient drdOr for the
scene of war. # y r.
On Friday last the whole of this gallant
regiment, whose history we have thus briefly
sk,tched, arrived in our city. 1t numbers
Just three hundred and fifty, about onc-third
the force with which il lrn. AMI thj, loss
1t has sustained in q twelve months cam
paigu. 1t has averaged a loss Of fifty mcn a
MONTH. o. Pieaganc.
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Home AGAIN.

We have just returned from our visit East,
and shall be at our post again next week.
Since our absence from Ohio, we have enjoy
ed many pleasant interviews with the friends
Of the slave, whom we met at the Anniversa-
ries and elsewhere; and it gives us pleasure
to be able to say, that there is evidently a
growing interest felt in the Great West, and
a desire that it should receive that moral Gull
,ure for which many parts of it are compara-
lively well prepared, so that its people may
be alike true to humanity and TO their own
best interests. 1t appears to be well under
stood that the West is a far better field for
moral reform than is the East, and we fire.
quently heard it observed. that had the same
amount Of labor been bestowed upon Ohio as
Massachusetts, the former would occupy u
far higher position than the latter now does.
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Alarming Riot.
From tie Carhs}s Heraid and E.rDlsiior-
EyIry.

From tie Carlisle UeraA and ErDiyiior-
E.r'rN.
THURSDAY, June 8, 1911.
Our town was thrown into great commo-
ton aud excitement yesterday afternoon. by
AN attempt on the part OF "A large portion 1t
our colored population TO rescue several slaves
who had been arrested as fugitivrs. The
slaves Gone man. a woman and little girl)
were arrested in the morning, and in the al
ternoon taken before Judge Hepburn ON a
writ OF habeas corpus, which resulted in their
being fully identified as The property of Col.
Hollingsworth and Mr.. Kennedy, of IIsgers-
town, Md. They were therefore rem aided
to the custody of their owners.
During a hearing "A large crowd Of i%nfuriat-
ed colored men and women gathered in aud
about the Court House. who evinced by
their violent conduct "A disposition 10 rescue
the iugilives by tprcr. An attempt was
made first in tie court room, but quickly
frustrated by the const,hles.
A second attempt was made as the slaves
were brought down from the court room to
the carriage, which resulted in "A serious riot.
The attack was made at the door of the car
riage, where, before the slaves were rot into
the vehicle, "a general rush was made on the
slave owners and cOnsInbles by the negro
mon and women a,J , f,,,htG,I male, -,
sued in the srreet. in Which. FIR soma min.
ures. having stones were hnrleJ in shower,s
and clubs and canes used with terrible enrr-
gy. The result was, that the woman and
girl escaped, while the man was secured and
taken back to Maryland. We regret to say
that Mr.. Kennedy. one of the owners. was
very severely hurt, hlving been lriled to the
earth under Il succession OF blows from stones
and clubs, which completely disabled himl.
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Tired of the War.

Some Of the men who have gone dow TO
Mexico, TO butcher their fellow men at the
bidding of slavery, it seems from the extracts
given below have not found the work of death
so pleasant as they imagined.
n SoIiier tired IF tie Um.-The Boston
Courier says the letters from the volunteer IT,
giments in Mexico show that the men have
already seen enough OF the war and the coun-
try, and are DESTROYS to return home. A let
ter from a member of company b (Massachu-
led Malamoras, May lth, says:
81 am heartily sick of the life Of a soldier.
Our situation here in garrison is much better
than it would be if we were on The march,
but still | do not at all relish it,. My visions
OF glory, and honor, &c. have all disappear
ed, and in place Of them | see nothing but
the stern realities Of salt pork and hard bis
cult, hCnger, thirst, fatigue, and the diseases
incident to men from The Northern States liv-
ing in Il tropical climate. | have much to
say respecting the treatment we have recei-
we'd. When once free from my present sit.
uatlon ! will let you know how we have been
deceived. | never thought that, in assuming
the garment Of a soldier, | should be obliged
TO forget that | was born with the feelings of
a man. Such is the case. | wish this cur
sed war would end, lhatl and every one here
could go TO our homes"
A correspondent of the New Orleans Del
"a, writing from Sai,illo, under date April 20.
makes the following incidental ]allusion to
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Anii-Slalcry Meetings.

J. w. WALKER aud y. y. SELBl
will hold Anti-Slayery meetings at
Sharon, Sainrday, l2th,
Granger, Sunday, 18Th,
Hinkley, Monday, I4Dh,
Hammond's Corners, Tuesday, 18th,
Mortified, "Wednesday, 10Th,
Twinsburgh, Thursday, l7th,
Ravenna, Friday, 18Th,
Marlborough, Saturday, i0lh,
Mt. Union, Sunday, 20th,
The Meeting at Rayenna will
in the evening at early candlo-Ilght; the one
at Mt. Union willcommence at 10 A. NJ, and
all the others at . P. M. and evening.
or We hope our subscribers who are in
arrears will avail themselves OF the oPportl-
nifty offered at these meetings, 10 pay mp ,
and that those owing pledges, Sc, WI DO
the sane,
SAM. EFDOKE.
General .?E,1t.
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nrrnE SUBSCRIBERS lake his OPP

0J|rBE SUBSCRIBERS take this OPP
portunity Of informing their friends and the
pubic generally thsi they have commenced
the Wholesale Grocery Commission and For
wardinp business, under The firm of Gilmore.
Porter 6 Moore. All consigpments Dade ~
them will receive prompt attention. Upon
the reception Of such. they will give liberal
accepnnces it disadvantages reasonable.
Addre,s Gilmore. Porter & Moore, No %,
west Front STREET, Cincinnati.
HIRAM $. GILMORE.
ROBERT PORTER.
AUGUSTUS y. MO0RE.
Ciurirna;i, May 1, 1877.
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]. w. WALKER & n. n. sELBY.

We hope the friends, in the different re-
gions where meetings are appointed, for those
able and devoted advocates of freedom, will
see to it that their meetings are well attend
ed. The notices should be early circulated,
and efforts made 10 have full meetings.
A list of their appointments is given in an
other place..
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TIE SALEM BOOK-STORE

Has recently received considerable additions
to lis Stock cf Books and Stationary from
New York and Philadelphia. and now offers
to its friends, and the public generally" az
cheap and well-selecled a lot As can he found
any where in the county, TO say the least.-
The subscribers have taken especial pains to
ascertain where the best Publications Of the
day We're to he had, as well as The STANDARD
LITERARY d SCIENTTFIC FORKS.
aud now have the pleasure of saying that they
have secured an excellent variety of the best
aud most popular. Also, a full assortment of
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS,
lately from Cincinnati.
All orders for Books, singly or by the lot,
chceriully and promptly attended to.
GALBREATII & HOLMES.
Salem, June l., 1917.
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Mr.. DARRow, Dear SIR

Mr.. DARRow, Dear SIR
Yours, with request to know something or
my experience OF the Bath came duly to
hand.
In reply to your enquiries in regard TO the
utility Of the Napor Bath, | can with truth
say that it is a remedial agent of great power
and of extensive application, much more so
than the mass of the Profession is willing to
give II, and, for The reason that Drug prescrip-
tons are much more readily aud expeditions
~ made than Is the use OF the Bath. Yet in
all works on Medicine the Bath Is highly re-
commended.
am SATISFIED that the judicious use of the
Napor Bath, followed with cold or tep;d wash
ings, according to the state of the patient,
will almost entirely preclude The use of in
ierHai drUgginS. On this account many of
the Faculty viii oppose it for the reasons
above given.
! have used 1t successfully in Group, Chill
Fever Agues, Tie DoloreuA, Rheumatism,
lntuen2a, Lung Fever, Coughs from irrita-
ton Of the air tubes, Headache. sc. Also.
with peculiar and Immediate eject in Pain
trr,' chullc, i very distressing disease.-
These are the principIe diseases in whir h |
have used the Bath. | am al present using
1t in a case Of Sure Eyes with very happy
ELECT. The casa Is five years standing. a
gentleman Of about 60. What The result will
DO ! cannot leiI, hut present Appearances are
favorable. lie has been through with all the
A" best Doctors" in New England and in
Southern Ohio, but is no better than when he
first began, on the contrary one eye is almost
enilrely blind. Tho irritation is very much
subdued with only two baths.
| have sold two chairs to Physicians. who
have both been using them, and are highly
pleased with them.
Yours with respect,
w, T, HUNTrtGIOE.
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NJ EDlCAL.
DRS. COPE & O

Have associated for the practice Of medi-
cine. Having practlsed the WATER-CURE,
until they are satisfied of its uneqalled value.
in the treatment not only Of chronic but acute
diseases, they are prepared to offer their pro.
iesslonal services ON the following conditions.
In all acute diseases, when called early,
and when proper attention is given by tho
nurses, if they fail TO effect cures, they will
ask no fees. Residence east end Of Salem.
January l, 1917.