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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29
How Weary o! How Weary.
ny J. H. T.


How weary, o! how wearY
Is this lonely heart ofmine,
Around whose crumbling pillars,
A thousand cares entwine!
It's earthly hopes are blighted,
As things too fair to last,
And all its dreams of beauty
Are faded now and past.
Flow weary, o. bow weary
; Is this poor wasts1 form,
Which ence could stand full manfully,
And mock the raging storm.
It's glory, now departed,
Like some Poor dropping vine,
30 bends and quails before the blast,
This weary form ofmine.
But oh! how far from weary
Ii this imprisoned soul,
. Which waits, almost iEpasisntly,
To fly from earth's control.
That still is fresh and youthful,
Though heartand flesh decay,
And longs throu Oh heavens calm regions
Towend its happy way.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29
BAsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

bASAM OF WILD CHERRY,
has already cured many such cases, and will Ger.
talnly restore many more from the grasp of the
'gFim visaged monster" if those afflicted will
but Try il.
Do not say. 81 have tried this or that and il
did me no good" but try this; and if, after using
1t, you are not in some measure restored, then
you may well despair
EAsTMAh's CONCENTRATED BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY has cured many cases. Here is the
proof IN short. The certificates are in full a.
round each bottle. ..-.r. .-
Rober, Garter, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was attack
ed with paia in The side, hard dry cough, and
difficulty in breathing. These symptoms in>
creased rapidly, until at last he was brought to
that fearful stage where the cold night sweats
commenced. which presage speedy dissolution
OF the spirit from the body. Al this time he com
menced using Eastman's Concentrated Basam
of Wild cherry. having previously used many
remedies to no purpose. Before be had used one
single bottle, he was restored to complete health
and has continued SO ever since. Read bis Ger
tfcate on tho wrapper.
r f. Crowell. OF Putnam, Ohio, certies that
he was cured of severe and distressing cough,
pain in the side, shortness of breath, and night
sweats, by the use of Eastman's concentrated
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. His cough and op.
preston for breath was SO severe that he could
not lie down.
Ohio. states. that a daughter ofhs was in de-
cline for six or seven years, with severe cough
pain in the side and chest, and other symptoms
indicating Consumption. She tried various rem
edies, among which she used seven bottles o,
IVistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, which was no
of the least benefit to her. She, as last resort.
(and as many others will do,) got botlle OF
Eastman's Concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherry.
nd was cured.
Do you believe now? We might extend the
list of cures effected by this medicine, but Of
what avail? If you will not believe these proofs,
more would no. strengthen your belief. These
certificates are not fictitious stories, got up for
the purpose of selling the medicine. Ifyou
doubt write TO the persons or visit them, and see
the bloom of health covering the cheeks of those
SO lately ON the verge of The grave.
Again say, before it is too late. try bottle
of Eastman's Concentrated Basam of Wild
Cherry, if you wish to save yourself from death
in "Consumption's ghastly form -
For sale bv Dr.. | SWIFT RaveEt a Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29
a Bloodless Victory.
STANTON'.S *EXTERNALtREN Y
CALLED
HINTS LINIMENT.--

rs sustaining a notoriety unequal'ed by any
Il similar remedy. Ii requires no putting te
give it reputation it has been for some time
silently and surely securing 1t, and now when
its beneficial effects have been experienced by
SO many, the expressi ons of gratitude are con
tinually appearing, and tn use who have b&en
made whole, by its means, are deslrous that the
afflicted should no longer remain ignorant OF
its invalua BILE and infalIiblo efficacy.
Mr.. Geo. E. Stanton, the Proprietor, is cons
stantly receiving testimonials OF benefit received
from its use, and many of the cures it has eff
fected almost exceed belief. In one case a child
had been cripple for eight years having
wrenched the spine when ut tho age of two
years by fall from a CHAIR. Medical treat.
mont failed, but four bottles of the Linnent re-
stored him to strength, and he now JOINS with
his playmates in their youthful gambols, ro-
bust as the heathiest OF them, and only small
hump on his buck to remind him of his early
sufcrings.
A case of PARALYSIS, completely cured, and
the patient restored to perfect health and
strength by the use OF that truly great Remedy
HUNTS LINIMENT.
BsrHLEHEm TOWNSHIP, Hunterjon co. MI
August %. lo46.
George e. Stanton, Esq.-SIR: Having been
restored to perfect health from a Paralyttc AT
TACK, ny tLo uSc Oi your Lihli'icHt. L lcel
it a duty incumbent upon me to inform you of
this fact. l was attacked with the Eryspeas
aud took very Geld and confined to my
bed for three weeks, perfectly helpless, l was
not able to move my limbs the slightest, not
even my finger. The physician gave the up as
q hopeless case, and one for which they could
do nothing. AS last resort my friends pro
cured your Liniment, and the first application
restored animation at orcc and by the use ol
three bottles, | enjoying my health and
strength. Ibelieve that Hunts Linment saved
my lifa and am very desrous that every one
should know he value ofths wonderful Medi'
cine. My whole neighborhood will attest the
truth Of the abatement. Yours respectfully
ELIZABETH MILLIGAN.
Remember this Lrniment is sold at the extra
ordinary low price Of 25 cents bottle. Wh'
would hesitate when certain relief is to be hat
for so small sum?
Sold by every respectable Druggist and Mer
chant throughout the country.
GEORG E. STANTON, Proprietor.
Sing Sing. Westcherter Co. N. Y.
~Agents in Portage Co:-Edward Par
sons, Brimfeld; Charles II. Kent, Franklin
A.V. Horr, ShaIersvile; IIarmons & c.
Aurora; j. W., Foster, Mantua; Calvi
White, Mantua; VIM. NJ, Richardson, Gar
rettsvlle; N. B. Dodge. Randolph; Alden
Brush, Atwater, A len Williamson, Deerfisl
and ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna, 4mle5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

ABOUT EvEN.-"I know you Of old,
said one, .'you had to run away from your
country 10 save your neck. ;"
"What of that2" was the reply. "you
couldn't have done that if the rope hadn't
broke"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

During the rapid sojourn that he made in
Belgium, IN 1910, Napoleon. according
to his habit. went one morning. very plain
ly dressed, TO walk in the gardens Of
Lacken Palace. accompanied by an aid
de-camp, where he me, q young man who
was occupied in arranging some flowers.
lie was pleased with the frank and repos-
sessing features of the young botaniss, and
began conversation with him. The
young man, who was the SOP Of the head
gardener-had studied with great care and
economy the history of the vegetable
| world-he could name without hesitation.
the foreign and complicated names that
the over-learned have given, often in so
ridiculous manner, to the most graceful
productions OF nature. He spoke Of the
Sedosan,he, tho Arisoloche. the Rahoa,
the Sceroxi,an, the Hydrochardee, and
thousands Of plants with difficult names,
as another would have talked of spinach
and parsley. He knew tho nature and
property of each plant-in short it was
botany rersonifed, in young man of
twenty-five.
s'Are you comfortable in your situation
here ?'' says the Emperor, speaking with
interest. Eyes, Sir" replied the young
artist, who was far from supposing the
rank Of the person who interrogated him:
81 live in ihe midst Of what love. but
am only an assistant TO the head garden
er." Napoleon never disapproved of am
ambitious IDEAS. He had remarked in the
young florist the profound study, and the
interest he took in his profession. ''What
would you like ?" says he. oh" said
the young Belgian, "what | would like is
Madness" "But still let me know" says
the Emperor. ''lt would require fairy
to realize the dream that has often occu-
pied my mind" 81 am not fairy," re-
piled Napoleon, smiling in his turn, ''but
am about the person Of the Emperor,
and he could. if he knew them, realise
your wishes" "You are too good, sir"
said the young man. "lt is certain that
the Emperor could be the fairy that !
wish for, for it all depends on him. Du
ring journey that | made for my instruc-
ton. saw in France the gardens of NAL
maison, with IFS eleven bridges and Turk
ish Kiosks. TIE Emperor. | understand
has given this charming place to Josephine
If fairy were here, would ask for
nothing more than to be head gardener 10
Josephine. You see how modest | am.''
81 will think of it," says The Emperor,
almost belraying his incognito "bu, do no,
despair of fairy lore;" and after some fur
ther Conversation with the young bo,anis,
Napoleon withdrew. He left Brussels on
the morrow.
During the two months that followed
this conversation, the young gardener
could scarcely think of anything but the
wand Of fairy and the place Of head gar
daner, when one day he received sealed
packet with the arms of the Empress Jose
phine upon it, it contained his nomination
to the post he had so much wished for
He hastened TO the spot, and was very
soon introduced to the fairy of Lacken,
THAT MAN WHO FORGOT NOTHING, and in
whom he only recognised the Emperor,
to express to hiEa almost species Of ado-
ration.
He still occupied the place Of first bota-
mist at Malmaison, when the Empress Jo-
sephine died.-L' Impartial.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

CAUTION TO THE LADtEs.-The Albany
Knickerbocker gives the following timely
caution to the ladies':
"Ladies Atention!-Are A you aware
that your privileged time, leap year, is on
the wane, that it is like a laid out politician
who runs for President, used up for four
yearsl Come, stir your stumps; no, we
don't mean that, your delicate trotters-
make the most Of the short aeeting month
left, and provide yourself with that neces'
sary domestic article, husband. Make
up your minds with velocity, and take ad
vnntage.of your right and make the lads
listen TO you while you pop the question.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

~ W. SEYMOUR is now receiving tie
best assortment of Summer Shaiois
bver offered in lhis Market--comprisiDg the
est styles Of Grape, Sewing Silk, Befsge,
M1slin De Lane, &c. which will be sold
a, prices that cannot fail to please.
May g2.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

o. writer in the Model Anne rican
Courier is out against Female NJ. D.'s.
He says he shouldn't like to have his wife
called ou. in the nigh, to visit another man.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29
PAPER IaANGENGs DEPOT,
No. Is Coftla.dt Strcci, Ne,0 York,

NO. 18 COfftaIdt Street, JVeD 0rE,
OPPOSITE THE WESTERN HOTEL.
THE CROToN MANUFACTURING co.
Organised un.der the General Manu. fuctur-
ing Lnio Of the State Of New York;
Offer at wholesale. in quantities to.sut pur-
chasers, at .Manufaciurers io,eest prices. fol
cash or approved credit.
PAPER HAsGIres Of every variety of sty Il
and price.
BoRuKRs to match.
FIRE BOARD Paints in great variety.
TRANsPARRNr WINDOW SHADES.
on PAfSTED WINDOW SHADES and
WIDE WIDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
Of the latest sly les and superior finish, all
Of their own manufac ture and importation.
AS their Stock is large and entirely new,
they invite Merchants, Booksellers, and
Dealers in these articles, TO call and examine
their styles and prices whenever they visit
The City. Country Merchants can eramine
This Stock from o'clock in the morning til
10 o'clock in the evening 80 3 s-.f
New York, Feb. 60, 1913. 7ml44.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

Diss solution.
THE Copartnershp heretofore existing be-
J. tween Lee & Caine is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Those having unsettled ac-
counts with the above firm Will please adjust
them sooa by cash or otherwise, as Dir. Lee
wishes to leave for the benefit Of his hea lth.
COVlLLE LEE,
WILLIAM GAME.
Than iful for past patronage, the subscri-
Der hopes by pronptness and attention to
his professional business to have the same
continued. WILLIAM GAME.
Nay 81 1S49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29
SILENCE.


RIL II NJ GE s-ss ea'.14
m, ,c.., U.LI Th. L,s.
A"os a'eH!"s oo"S"
I'm danger, he WofE 81 me destroyer
has been begun. The Cough OF C0u-
eynnt;o,, hath IN If n sound of dsafh.
.pL Won smfrTuER,N WI, darf;nc
- -, - ,LI- -; -, -
cll'u, yuaf i1.l Inu nu aJ J'y, y =
"uf III 80. IL .LaaLs ha. ,b;n sI.,aLsn 6n
Pa'9 na Ine ne III. -
gefs' te., M III. u, "o.u u'oe 90 - ~ e, e",,s,.
upon ne,-.ne aI sU"n0 v N'- ooreis 'N- oNss"
p'eyt VoIffNG MAN when inst sbout IN cnt.,
re. 49,. :. I'D. haor,.o,,sb;nr. h,,0lt over-
life, disease sheds searl .a crushing ogni Over
'he Iaif PloepeIts " '.o }sp ehsss
cough ana lsep'e ilhDs .O " sou, 'Gs' - Isps
o,t you ne'u no. ucspdi5 i !. ~
"nioh VIII n0"i ,I9 wou1u.N sf,
oHbnMANo
ALL ii Il LINZ BALSA M.
Mrs. ATTREk, the wife Of William III. At
tree. ESQ., was giyes up by Dr. Sewall of Wash.
iugton. Drs. Roe and Me CleIlan of PHILADELPHIA,
Dr.. Roe and DR.. Mott of New York. !. Her
friends all thought she must de- She b nd eve
ry appearance Of being in consumption. and
was 50 by ne, nd
Mrs. GAnnABaAnTz. of Bulls Ferry, was also
cured of consumption by this Balsam when oil
other remedies failed TO give rclef-she was Io-
| ''N- OSA't'-st
2ol Broadway has Witnessed us efieSts IN sew
';ee esses "hepe no olnei ~ rs
Dr. q also Witnessed r. wn,'dcIfnl ,sfss1a !.
cn,iro Asthma, which il mover fails Of doins
Splitting Blood, alarming as il NAV be, is ef
fsctualiy cured BY this Baisam. Ii heals tho
ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes
| the lungs sound again. 80
Rev. HeNRY JoNFs, 1os Eighth avenue, was
cured of cough and catarrhal affection Of 50
years staining. Ihs hrss oose gave HIN moro
Ieiiet 'h4n all the olhef m me1'eine ne hsa ever
!aken' ~ - Deus, FL, - eIss
~ s.s:oi III "a" ""e a't", ,;a,st onas
In ~ III, 49,.
VIII a;s,a .np n?s soon ,os,n,h,u ,Ser, - corr'.
c.ei.l;a h"",.r.
''',so'g nv" noa,au, nonn, W., OK o5fh,;s,;c-,, nsa
from As,b,n, 40 ve,rs sbcrman,s Bglsam re-.
lsved her at once. and she il comparatively
well, being enabled to suhdue every attack by
timely ofthis medicine. This indeed il
the great Eremsdy for conghs, Cods' SpltllnG
blood, LAYER complaints. ana al tne anec'ien"
OF the 'hroa, and even Asthma ana oonsuuip'
e ~ - een1s 4nT " p 49,. ~ Irr
FING WELL, Ravenna; Chas. H. Kent, Frank
lin Mills; O. E. Beebe, Cuyahoga Falls G. N.
Abbey & Co, Akron; Jas: G. Calender, Newton
! J.. III q Johnson.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

C. Reports say that Louis Phil'ippe's
estates if sold would not leave assets enough
to save him from the EXTREMIST poverty.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

THE subscriber has now fitted up con-
Il venient house, and is prepared TO take
nnmber of persons to board on reasonable
terms.
Those desirous of boarding at a private
house, will find here good accommodations.
JOSIAH BRECHT. 3,
Ravenna, May Q, 184a '15Sf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

Strayed or Stolen.
.nN the night of the 25th mst.Ea COW
" about or years old, light brndle,
some white on the legs and belly and white
subscriber in Ravenna or give information
where she may be found will be suitably
rewarded. S,A. TAYLOR.
August 29th, 1948 l69tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29
GREAT ATTRACTION

GREAT ATTRACTION e-sf
AT THR Fr4
ERavcnna Furnishing Emporium.
FRESH ARRIVALS d GREAT BARGAINS.
fE1HE undersigned are receiving and shall
4 Continue to receive large supplies Of
everything in their line. consisting in parto
Cass, Tay Ior and Van 2uren Hats and Capt
of every style and qualify, Closks. Over,
Sack and Frock Goats, Cashmere, Cloth ard
Satlinet Pants, Satin. Cnssimere, Cloth and
Common Vests, Fine and common Shirts,
Drawers ard Wrappers. Neck and Pocket
Handkerchief, Gloves and Mittsns. Suspen-
ders, Carpet bags, Umbrellas. sc , &c. All
of which are offered for cash At lower prices
Than have ever been sold in Portage county.
Good Winter Pants for 81, and lined at that.
and other articles too low to mention. Don't
mistake theplacelf you wan, good bargains
at No. 8, East st. TYLER & ELY.
Ravenna, Sept. StS. V, @
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29
I'll A r w A r IE.
WILLIAM FRAZER.

rs now receiving general ass ortment of
IL Saddle and HaRess Trimmings, among
which may be fonnd the
SELEADJUS7TNG TREE. PATENT
LEATHER, WHIPS AND TWIGS.
STAGE AND TRACE CHAINS.
HAMES, THREAD, NEE
DIES, &C., &c,
which will be sold cheap.
Also on hand splendid lot of Saddles,
Harness, Trdvelling and Hand Trunks, ali
Of which will be sold low.
GF Repairing done to order.
knYauna Iune 21, 1G42
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

oTILL THEY COME.-1ne last arrival
- Posts up by single entry: 40 packages
Of Dry Goods, Boots Il Saoes, Hats & Caps,
SIC. which are offered at great Bargains at
oct. 10. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

Fruit and Ornamental Trees, &c.
TIME subscriber has still on hand a siarge
supply of Fruit trees, consisting of be-
sides natural fruit, more Than fifty kinds OF
The best selections Of Apples in the country;
also, good l,t or Pears, Ounces. Peaches,
Plums, Grape vines, and English Raspber-
ries, and various Ornamental trees, which he
offers for sale low, at his Nursery, near two
miles west THE. Court House. 's7''4s
JOHN HARMON.
Ravenna. September 25, iS48.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

A my instance an attachmen, was this
"A day issued by William COwell, his-
tice of the Peace Of Deerield Township,
t'orlage county,, agains, the property spd
effects Of Josiah Shafer, non resident of
said County. Dated This slss day Of Octo.
Der, A. D. l845.
4wl77sh ELIJAH MOTT,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

The STATE OF UBIo, Court of Com mon
Portage County, ss. Pleas, Vacation al
ter Oct. Term, A.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-29

CASH FOKs FURS.
fSNHE undersigned, having purchased the
L entire intefes: of f. Is. TYLER & Co,
IN their Hat, Cap, and Fur Store are now
prepared TO pay the highest price for all kinds
OF furs. at the old stand. TYLER B. ELY.
N. B.-The notes and accounts of E. 3.
Tyler q. Co. are in our hands for collection,
and all persons indebted, are notified that
payment must be made soon to save cost.
Ravenna, Feb. 18th, ls48.
SIOVES, Just received few Of Cobb's
y Improved Elevated Oven.
seCobb's Yankee Notion.
: Western Economical.
: Parlor Cooking and Premium Stoves with
furniture complete which will be sold low at
aug. 90. DAYS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04
When a Citizen is a Traitor.

DR. Leiber in his celebrated work or
Ethics, thus lays down the duty of the
citizen to his government. 1t was moi
written for any special period or crisis OF
for any particular people, but applies now
with mos, signal force to the american
citizen:
"Remember that it is your state, your
nation that declares and fights out the war,
not this or that minister: remember that
the honor and history Of your country are
engaged; that however conscientious you
may be in your opposition, you may err
after all, that you cannot oppose the
administration without strengthening the
enemy, who has unsheathed his sword
against your kindred. A traitor is he
who will not gladly defend his country.
fan opposition feels really & consclen,
tously convinced that the war is inexpedi-
ent, let them follow the old Roman
motto: "Treat after victory but fight until
them"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

RATIFICATION OF THE I'REARY.-The
following is an extract from a letter from
the city of Mexico, dated March 30th in
the New Orleans Crescent:
There is an acknowledgement in the
Monitor of a withdrawal of few deputies
from Queretaro, who have stated that the y
will not return, and give as their reason
that they do not wish TO vote for peace. -
If this is so, apd the Monitor is very good
authority, it argues to me that a breach
will open between the members of Cor
gress that it will be difficult for Pcna and
Rosas TO heal. The withdrawal of one or
two members under such pretexi, will
open the road for others to bolt; and as
those who have retired urged patriotism
as the incentive to the act, much fear it
will be caught at by many others who
have been searching for some excuse 10
evade vote on the questions Of peace or
war. With the masses peace is no, over
popular, notwithstanding the well informed
people are so anxionus for it; and /, is the
masses that these deputies fear; and SO
fearing them, many of them will catch at
any excuse TO avoid an expression on the
issue"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM DR.. WILL
IIAMG on VI

Genllemen.-I will thank YOU to send me two dozen
more of your Sarsapara and Tomato Bilers. have
more of your Sarsnparla ana Tomato Bitters. have
used with great In four cases OF dyspepsia cur
ing each OF them in almost incredible short time.
wise of sCroIulOus humO aud one Of aundiCe
consider il valuable compound, and must suy have
used II with the happes effects Should like 10 have il
MS soon convenient. One oflhe oidyspepsa
was II gentleman who had suffered long time, and had
been TO the Springs for two seasons.
A. BOyden Esq, of Cambridge, cured of the dyspepsia
of year standing after trying hundred remedies with
out the least effect.
Benjamin Whitney, Lynn, cured Of indigestion and
dyspepsia by using two bottles Of the above.
None genuine unless signed FREDERICK BROWN ON
the wrapper.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stock. vi.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04

Last week we had occaSion to publish something of
rather startling character, regarding case OF Gravel,
which had baiied all remedies, so cOed ana finally was
cured by the Great American Remedy which Is one OF
the best medicines for all complaints ever presented to
an afflicted world Now we are again called upon to
say that Dr. Samuel Mcclellan, well known physician
of Columbia Co.. NJ " has used this article in Gravel
and effected perfect cure and he had resorled to every
thing else with no success. Our Information, for we
like to pin these firmly, that skeplical people
cannot doubt IL obtained from Mr. 3. i. Phelps, Albany,
highly respectable druggist and In Albany, DR.. Nc.
Clelan is well knowni the Dr. Is 'ooe OF the School and
bound put down all nosrums yet has independence
enough TO acknowledge the curative power of the far
famed 'liIhOnriptc.' DR.. G. c. VpuehnS Great Ameri-
Remedy this article is found in our columns Gull up
on Agent and get q pamphlet.