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had been having good cry before he
came.
''Well, Ely said Charles, after awhile
with an effort to be gay, ''do you still per-
sist what you said yesterday! don't you
love me one bit?"
.sNot much," said Ellen family.
land do you still want that whisker-
ando of yours 10 come and WOO and win
you?'
..NoI muoh,' said Ellen again, ''that is
"Pshaw, Ellen! I see very plainly
how the matter stands with YOU said
Charles. .'You are in love withnae, tell
your
Indeed I am moi SIR said Ellen, in
dignantly.
.Indeed I am not, sir, said Charles,
cover head and ears in Iove-but you
don't know it; and suppose l must wait
patiently till you fad ii out and tell me
so.''
THAT will never be, said Ellen.
81 have not forgotten our bet, Ely: and
'wheR you reject your ideal and tell me
You love me | shall expect you TO present
me with oar wedding ring; but, should
YOU marry Your blue beard, | Will present
you with yours
every well, SIR said Ellen, II may
meet with ideal sooner than you think,
though l am but q lassie yet;" and tossed
her roguish little head scornfully.
well, well, Ely, don't be angry; re-
member only this, that you have one plain
honest hearted lover, who will never for
get you-and ELY dear, let me advise you
to beware of those fancy lover. Pirates
Bandits and Spaniards are to be particu-
larly guarded against, being as all young
ladies know, exceedingly dangerous.
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Ey 4 droll anecdote is told of the Ne
paullese ambassador, now in London
At Mr. Lumley's grand fete, he asked to
be introduced to Carlotta Grlsl, with
whose dancing he had been enchanted at
the Opera House. The lady was presen-
ted, and the Prince made some remark
which, on being translated, was found to
be that "He did moi know her with her
clothes on.
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From Godey's Lady's Book.
6EIA w A@MRo
OR, THE TWO WEDDING RINGS.
CHAPTER l.

Love you, Charley?-no, not a bitI-
What should put such ridiculous idea
into your head! Why you are mere
boy!"
Il am not, Ellen, assure you. have
not boyish feeling about me; and, for my
appearance, | am sure | do not look like
boy in the least. Have |, indeed, cult
waited this moustache with SO much pains
for nothing! Am not nearly twenty
one! and obove all, do | not love you de-
yotedly?"
The roguish little Ellen made no an
swer, out, began to sing
"a little boy went out 10 shoot day,
And carried his arrows and bow;
For guns they are dangerous things for play
In the hands of children you know"
Nonsense Ely"
"a little bird sat a tree,
And whistled and said, you can't shoot me-"
"And neither can you, Mr.. Charley"
said Ellen, laughing.
Il don't know about that" said Char
ley, saucily. l think little maiden, that
YOU are more than half in love with me
already, and will see if | cannot make
YOU quite so,
Just here how the song goes on, said
Ellen.
only watt" said the boy, 'rill get close
enough,
And see if don't shoot you through"
''Dou think" said the bird, "Im not up TO
snuff,
To sit and be shot at by you7"
Charles laughed in spite OF himself, but
returned TO the charge.
But tell me seriously ELY, Uhy you
I III
and earth to be more agreeable to you
Tell me what you wish for lover"
"Well Charles, in the first place, my
lover must be handsome man, six feet
feet high at least, (you want full an inch
of the standard,) then he must have great
bushy beard, (excuse me dear Charley,
but your little moustache is rather a mis-
erable substitute) then he must waltz di-
vinely, sing enchantingly, and love me as
well or better than you do"
"Pshaw!" said Charles, impatiently, "If
you had such lover, you would not like
the grizzly bear one half so well as you
Go ne. | would bet you yorr wedding
ring, that if such an one as you describe
we're 10 appear, which is not very likely,
YOU would, after ali, tell me that you
would take me in preference"
Tell you SO, indeedH' said Ellen, in
dgnatly, "that will l never do, and will
hngly accept your wager"
"Very well, ELY, | see you have some
vague, romantic dream of some corsair of
lover, and for the present, stand but
poor chas4! but you know | am to set
out on my travels tomorrow, and
My love she's but lassie vet
My love she's but u lassie vet;
III leave her for year or two.
And she ii nae be SO saucy yet
Pardon me Ely, you are fond of old
songs-good bye!" So saying the cav
and handsome young man left the aparf-
ment. . ttr
The next day Charles came to take
save of Ellen, previous TO going TO South
America, where he expected TO soiourn
ior two or three years. They were both
sadder than on the day before, and ElIen's
eyes looked very much as though she
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UA young lady thus writes anony-
mously, in The columns OF an Irish paper:
For my part, | confess that the desire of
my heart, and my constant prayer IS, that
| may be blessed with good and afiec-
tionaie husband, and that / may be a good
and affeciionate wife and mother. Should
| be denied this, / hope for grace to resign
myself, but fear it will be hard trial
for me.
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Original .faeca0fe-A member OF our
legislature, frome one Of the interior
towns, from the cares Of busines at home,
grew thin and poor in the Calvin Edison
sense of the word. At his arrival at the
metropolis, tne good fare of Boston
Landlord. and the relaxation from bushes
(every body knows that Il is no great af-
fair TO say yes or nay in the House Of
Representatives. caused him to grow
feshy and corpulent 10 such a degree as
almost to excite the surprise Of his BROTH
er Legislators. Surprise turned 10
laughter is The most eXcitin%pf all laugh
ter; and it was so ia this case, when some
incorrigible wag wrote with chalk upon
the back Of the members over Goa, :. ISat-
ter al the expense 0sthe NGte." YniS
brief explanation of his sudden rolundlty
Of countenance and figure. The. Honorable
member in question unconcious!y carried
with him nearly whole day--inuch TO
the amusement of hi brethern-'as
the expense Of the State. = LolceH Jour
nal
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2 Q R U 3 Y q
LIFE.

marked yon barque, as DER the deep
She swiftly glided on;
And saw her dash with quicken'd leap,
The spray around her flung
She SCENE d as fair as Hope could be,
And danced in triumph DER the sea!
saw her hence, I shaPcless thing
She tossed on ocean, to and fro,
As o'er her Prov Hope could not fling
One smile to light her painful woe;
She seemed so frail that nohght could save
Her beauty fro IN wutery grave! .,.,
lis thus with mamie presses DER
The surface of lfe's mimic sea;
And, rostloss, seeks some fancicd shore,
There 10 be blest, there to be free;
But storms and clouds his hopes o'ercast,
And bliss is swallowed in the blast!
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The Laboys Of Congress.-Congress
has been in session eight months, and ii
has passed two bills, one to give the frank
ing privilege to Mrs. Taylor, and the
other the same privilege 10 Mrs. Polk.
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noble heart as yours; but, confess 10
you-and hope you viii pardon me for
not sooner knowing my own mmd-I feel
5lo1o that another, unknown even 10 my
self, had my heart before l eyeG knew
you"
TIE count grew pale. Ellen went on,
in q FalteriDg voice
eR-lieye me, dear friend. when tell
YOU that | have never known any one
whom regard so highly as yourself, save
one-and | am sure that had never
known Charles Summers, should love
yoa."
+Charles Summers!" cried the count in
joyful tone; "ah, Ely, dear Ely, you
are then my own forever and he clasped
her to his arms.
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Dear Charles said Ellen, after she
had recovered from her surprise, "how
blind | was not to have known you sooner
though you have so greatly changed. But
tell newly all this disguise and myste-
ry?7
1T was the great change which had ia
ken place in my appearance said
Charles, which induced me 10 play this
masquerade, remember your old wish
for hero lover, and | determined to see
if could win you in that guise. You
see have now most Of the desired reeui-
sites-a tall figure, tolerably handsome
face, and, best of all the large beard"
81 see, my friend, you have lost none
Of your conceit in your travels" said
Ellen.
'And could you, ELY, after all, find it
in your heart TO give up this fine fellow
and your countess-ship for your old lover
Cha.les! All, dearest, sweetest little Ely,
you have lost your bet, for have you not
told me to my face that you love me?"
:.:Not before you told me so, count tho
you were," said Ellen.
"But l claim my wedding ring-the
forfeit" said Charles.
"And | mine,'' said Ellen, quickly
was going to add, '.for shall marry my
'ideal,'" but she stopped and blushed.
Matters were soon arranged between
the lovers, and, friends consenting, they
were i'll due time married, as all such
worthy and faithful lovers deserve to be.
One peculiarly only marked the ceremo-
ny. After the ring had been placed on
the finger of the bride, she herself placed
one in return on that of the bridegroom.
Thus happily terminated The Wager"
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MIS- 1LA MEo US
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
SANDS sARsAPARILLA
INQUART BOTTLES.

IN QUART BOTTLES.
For the removal and permanent cure OF all
diseases arising from an impure state of'he
blood or habit OF the system, viz
Scrofula OF Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Ob,ii
nate Cutaueous Erupiions, PimpleS, cr
nic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetler,
Scald Heat, enlargement and pain OF the
B mes aud joins, Stubborn Ulcers, SyP-
hiltic symptoms, Scia'ica, or Lun,bngo; and
diseases arising from an iDjudici US use OF
Mercury, AcitiIes or Dropsy exposure or inn
prudence in life also, Chronic Constitu-
tional Dis rdcrs, etc.
4 his Medicine has acquired very extend
ed and established reputation wherever IL
has been used, basel entirely on itsown
merits, which its super tIefkcacy has alone
sustained, The unfortunet. victim OF hered
itary disease, with sw ollen g.ands, contract
ed sIncws, and homes half carious, has been
restored 10 health and vigor. The scroiulous
patient, covered with ulcers, Ioaihst NE to,
himself and hi attendants, has been made
whole. Hundreds of persons. who hsd
gIoaned hopclessly tor, ears undrrcuta neous
and glandul"r disorders, chronic rheumatism
and nanyolher complaints springing from a
arrangement of the sccrrtive gaDs and tho
circulation, have been raised as il were frem
the rack of disease, and now, with regcner-
ated constitutions, gladly testify 10 the effica
cy of this ineStimable preparation. The leS-
tlmony Of those who have been cured by lis
Us with their residencrs, has been publish
ed from time to lime and were II desirable,
a mas Of the most overw heimipg testimony
could be brought forward. proving most con.
clusively it, iuestimable value. The ifflict-
ed, and those who have not used this medi.
ci e, are invited 10 make a trial Of it's virtues
and appropriate to them elves the benefits
which 1t alone can bestow.
truth Is STRANGER THAN FICTION
The attention OF the reader is called To the
following astonishing cure, effected by the
use OF Sands Sarsaparilla
THIS IS 20 certify that bave n colored wo-
man who has been afflicted for The last five
years with Scrofula, and all the rem. dies
r.ed had no effect in arreSling the progress
rfthe complaint; on the contrary, she con
stantly grew worse-ard after ex pending be-
tween so and $50 with physicians besides
using other popular rcme lies without success
ill the disease had eaten away the cariilagr
Of her nose, made it's appearance on various
parts of her body, and had finally cor mcnced
its ravagcS in the roof OF hel mouth
In this Il eadfnl situation with the pIos-
pcct Of death staring her in the face, stated
Increase to DR. DiSosway, the agent ioI Sands
Sars,rarlla in Ncwbern, N. c.. by whom !
was advised to use that article and to my
surprise and that of my neighhors. 10 whom
her case was known, after using four anl
halfbDttes she wss estored TO perfect heath,
and that in the pace Of three ceks, aud wa
abeto work IN two weeks from the time she
commence d taking it.
JOSEPH McCO TIER, J.P.
Mou,' Of Neuse River, Craven Co, N e
II. X. HAZARD, Agent for Newport.
Nov IL
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. J. w. FRENCH Of Hlisddie, HWsdaie county, MIA
9an, about the lot Of January l8is wrote as folows
have been regular practice Of medicine In this place
for nine years but obliged to quit the practice Of my
profession consequences Of Ill health. was so severely
afflicted with Chronic Disease Q The Lungs eonviAee
me that HAD THE CONSUMPTION, past doubt coughed
almost necessarily nig and day aud had severe pains and
sorcness my chest, side and breast tried tho rene
dies recommended by the most skful Of the profession,
all effect, excepting the nausea and debility caused
by them preudced against patent medicines, and
have no faith in them generally. But was induced
-as an experiment, than through fail-to Ty bot
Tie of BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM; and
do here acknowledge for the benefit Of tho actsd
whom IL may serve, that the effect Of its use me wa
the most prompt and saluary Of any medicines ever
Witnessed the effect Of in all my practice. MY cough ~ss
Immediately reiered and in about eight OF ten days was
free from g Of the chest, and pain, and now
consider and pronounce myself WELL MAN"
DIR french IN "A respectable druggist At HuiodAe.
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GREAT AM lRICiN REMEDY.

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BiTTERS.
.uro, speedy and pc man, Mt Cure for pys
pep.la IN ITS worst Forms. This medicine
viii be found to cure all complaints arl,iIg
rom disorders Of the Stomach and Bow cl, =,
Blliousness, Ycllowness Of skln, Liver
complaints, Debiiily Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spiliis, Polp,alicn OF the Iiear
CostIveness, Nc, &c. Please read tie iol
loving certificate:
Rad the following from an eminent ply
slcian:
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some OF the ingredients Of lIuic"ings' Veg
etah!s Dyspepsia Bittcrs, and having used il
Tor some tim. in his practice with every de-
tired effect, he recommends this medicine
sron the certainty ofits OBJECT, and gives il
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint Dl spepSia.
T. HARDENBERGH, Nj d.,
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Would soon be in q Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. merchant, a. 49, q.
Centre 4.ttnbd county OHIO. wrote ous October lsts
.nd stated cure of CossUMpTios which the use Of BVofs
INDIiN Pulmonary BdLSiM had effected IN NJ
WILLIAM CROCHET, of nn adjoining town. he sAt1
Mr. Crockett had gh relief from the best snn
numerous medicines but found for the fatal hsnd
that unrcenng monster Consumpfion had taken iss noid
on Lis vitas and destroying nnd debiistng hle
body, that he mere skeleton He w1 enm w ~
his physicians uni all ffeDds, AS one VINO would soon
habit grare But this last extremity strange ~
marvellous may seem yet Il 10 true thst tne use 9t
onv IRE bottles of BR.sr's INDIAN PULMONARY BAL
uncenchcd the hand of the destroyer and restored
Mr. Crockett health, and he Is now healthy hsortvr
ged mnn!
SD. DAMN, Esq, merchant and posfnasf~ at yV~se~i
an adjoining tow u, sbout the sane time, anA
stated that he acquainted with Mr.. CRockEr, snd -
tifed 70 his CURE, and al the dboeenamsd Jaeh
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$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who are envious of the
Immense of Dr. s. P. Townsends Sarsaparilla,
have said that he published fictitious certificates. Dr.
Townsend will pay any of these men 1900 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
/" flesh is heir to" than any other ever offered
to the public.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
a large number OF certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of Dr.. S. p. Townsend's
Extract Of sarsaparilla in curing different dis
eases.
Read the following wonderful cure of
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Could not Live a Day LONGER I!

Messrs. T.. Is. CALDWELL CO, Of Eaat Osvsps, O.
rcyo Co. ~ " respectable druggists, wrote to us 1--WE
have lust heard through Mr. Whtcman respectable cid.
OF this place, Of important Of Co~sS~PtSea
which BRASTs lSDIAS PCLMosARY BALsAM has produced
town of Palermo in this county She had been long
fined her bed and dangerously diseased that hes
friends believed il impossible for lice ONE
DAY LONGER. But, when all other hope utterly failed,
she commenced taking RRfNTS PULMONARY BAL
SIM and its medical efficacy has raised her from py
ING nED that she is going about and ofis.dne y
her domestic household as and duties She
and il very evident that she 10 indebted to BRAsr's BAL
SAM for her recovery from long and
ln,n aAA.Lnl nlAInlAl
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Severe Deafness Cured.

rhe ioiiows extract from letter lately received
ftom distinguished ply seian in the State Of Virginia:
"A n. CHRisrfE, W. D.-.Dedr Sir One Of my patients,
unknown 10 me obtained your Gairdpie BeA and Meek
lace with the Magnetic ftpid for serious affection Of
Deafness The case that OF n lady whose Nervous
ty stem was much dsordefed, and her general health
poor Much done previously to the application OF the
~ tell you that since she commenced wearing the Bel
and using the FLUID, but fcw weeks ago, she ha
LNTliiELY RECOVERED HER HEARING, and hei
general health better than for seye al years.
irT- Every of Deafness II il be Nervous as II
gsneIbIIy M can be cur d by this wonderful remedy.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

AsrosIsniSo AND Sosr wosDGRvuL CUlE.-Cspf
Ezra Knapp Of No. 81 Willow st., Brooklyn, n. Y,
Of the most respectable citizens In the city
afflicted five years with Scrofulous Eryspelss Of botk
sweed 10 prodigous size, and ulceratsd Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough to finger In. came
into hern which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity OF maturatod substance. He had bad the
advice and attendance Of several Of the most shlf
physicians and had tried many highly recommends
medicines without effccting cure. and WA told By
or OF his yscians that the ulcers In his less
would rus hun Of before ioas. BsAErs Punfyytss
EXTRACT has cured these liberated and in6aned sea
that now they entirely healed up and be enjoys
GOOD health.
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To DR.. II. r. Pecry.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE NODYNE

TOO L II a f. ROPS,
An INN, dat. and perfect Cure Tho
who have felt the paint lhrobbing and T.
cruciating pan9s OF This disease hsol, TX
through their Jaws with most tornrning
perseverance, ard, a. Is often the case, have
eceIved but little sympathy from friends on
ruch occasions, will no doubt be much pleas
ed to know of a remedy that w III never fail
to quiet forever the unmerciful ollcGd,r-
THIS remedy is the Glove Anodynr, an un.
failing cure
TIE following testimony is fIom one OF
our most Distinguished practical u, D,nlisls-
New York, Dec. 10, lsl4
Messrs. a. Is. Il D. Sands
Ia the course Of my practice | have exi,p.
ivel, used your Glove Anoiyne with much
success to the reIiei of the Tuo,ha,tc;
a. constantly recommend it to my patients
| deem II but lust io inform YOU of the NJ, +
opinion have oft over other remedies.
am yours, very respectfully,
M. LEVETT, Dentist.
300 Broadwny, corner m Warren ST.
PRICE 25 cts PERN ".
Prepared and sold wholesale and rc,s
! by A d IL ID SANDS, New York. old ae
/ so by Druggists gen, ally through ut the
/ United States and Canada.
II X. HAZARD agent for newport
| nov IL
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Farm to Let.

TdE Farm now occupied by Joscrh Bsn.
Il man, containing about a8 acres II excel
icnt laod, with a privilege oi Sea Weed. ard
the right OF selling stones and gravel; a
large and commudious dwelling house, wbn b
will accommodate 10 bosr rdrr- smoll h us,
for the tenant, with suitable sJparoius for
cUking tw" large barns and crib with all
Other out buildings For terms spply,o;
THOMAS J. PECkHAM
Nov ta,f
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1000 Cases of Palsy and PARALYSIS

ave been reported 70 DR CHnrsT and his gents within
the last two ears, which have been entirely restored
tr3- Car. A~oREw j +. ToM,s Of Brooklyn y. Y, had
not been able 3kA step for four and was
helpless that he had TO be fed The most celebrated
physicians gave him up In Eve days after he commenced
wearing the G,LyASIc Bur, NECKLACE, AsD Bs.Cs''rs
he walked the and in three weeks lie had pc,
icctly reco, cred las health Captain Tome, is seventy
etIk Of age.
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DYSPEPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

For sale by c. G. c. HAZARD. Ns~ror
r. G. Brown, East Greenwich Oliver Baker
Nick. Drggy & Spencer, Washington yillssc
T. L, Taylor, Kingston. John Allen. Brands Iron
Works. N. s. Palmer q Co. Westerly. Z. Young
wickiord. And by Agents in all psr,s Of the eu1
All letter. and orders must he sddrs~d to We,
70 b Co ic5 Bresdp ay Nav Ycrh.
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DR.. CHRISTiE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Ts used for oil complaints affecting the Throat Head
tuch Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness of the ead, Neuralgia in
the Fuce ButEng Roaring IN the Ears Deafness which
generally Nervous aad that distressed complaint called
Lie pnllreuK
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LUNGS BLED-MUST DID!

Mr.. g. TERRY, merchant, Byyon Gene.ss county n y
wrote, August "a, 1873: GRANTS MEDICINE e doing
wonders here. II has cured Of Consu~pfios that
the physicians had said dr. When he commenced
taking Brans Medicine, he could not :aiss hs hAAd "
his head he Died at The lungs and every syup,ep seemed
10 indicate that he die but astonishing 70 s bs
able labor, and rides all the e1t0y, He used
only fire bottles II has also cured young lady q Csa
mptios In Orleans county, which he's hthsr ssys 30 dss
could cure"
Mr MILLER, . merchant Of the same place Aas esseL
hed TO the truth Of the above statement.
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Or. HRisTIE's
GAI.VANIE BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in cases Of Cony ulsons Fits
spssnodc Complaints aud general Nervous Affections Of
the Head and upper exremes Also in Palsy and Psrs,
,s and ell disestes caused by deficiency Of power
Nero Energy In the limbs or other organs Of the
hcdy
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CHOLERA NFANTUM.
INTERNAL UCCER9,

This rure 10 tr,snph the sku Of the beet SAest
ssrs in the city OF Philadelphia and 10 posirivB rAosy
mat internal ulcers be cured easily s1tspai
when BRAsrs PvRIFyIso EXTRACT 10 used. NJ. JbAa
Hepburn, one OF the most respectable gentlemen -
Lvksrn, Caysga Co. " y informed us In Oct. iNf
that he had been afflicted with three Fissunss %
ULcERs situsted internally to allow Of an erauin
suon and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and u
their locstion He said that he had spent ysss n
Phadephia under the professional advice Of the best
physicians and obliged to return TO Auburn with
out help when DIR r. M. HssL druggist Of
Auburn advised him to try Branfs Purifying Esfysef.
and the OF bottles of IL effected perfect
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FITS, FITS, FITS.

M-ssrs. J. X. LIPPINCOTT SON. respectable mer.
chants at syrore Sran county, ysdnta wrots te
May r. lBiJ stating among other sEkErIs when hA1
BALSAM that one of their customers had just informed
them thai her child, which had been subject TO IIIs ~
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