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Me-. BExrox.-This man has been making
desperate effort TO obtain The support cftke Free
Sellers. but he does not seem to have been very
successful. This was very plainly intimated "a
him Q few days ago in our city. He got Of the
steamboat ct Portland after . hard rain. and, in
attempting to sst up the bank, he slipped and
fell two OF three times. Thereupon avery clev.
er old Hunkex. from New York, took hin by the
hand, rsised him up, and remarked to him.
"VVky, Mr. Benton, even the free soil 10 slipping
from under ou."-Los.r Journal
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n VI regret to lesra that Dr.. 7. Trn.
BE, Of ClarksviIle, d dead. We usdsrstsnd thai
be died ct bis residence ct that place n Saturday
the 18th inst, after . short illness. His disease
wssa an affection o fths lungs. His heslth had mol
been good during the last summer ~ fan.
The deceased was well known N shis ccmmu.
nifty a. An ~sntsrprising and actiysseitisen. He
he'd settled at clartsville, and e5hmenced the
practice ef medicine, under the best auspices foE
success. By his sssiduity and zfsious devotion
TO business, he had established stharacter, aud
given assurances Of his future .assfolness a.
member ofsociety. He leaves . vile and numer'
Gus friends and relatives to mours his loss. He
IVES an afectionate husband, ardektin his attach
ment to friends, and amiable and uprigdsi n ali hi,
department.
Thus Are blishtsd the hopes Of early manhood,
and the bright anticipations Of the future. Life
but dawns and We scarcely begin 70 live, befors
we are sunmoned to die.
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The Record man thinks he rsn't Be coaxed
into q controversy. This il dsc' dxdly rich. His
notions and ~conesits sss huly % strange ss those
that entered the d~istenpered bYain Of his proto.
tyPe-ths Knight Of La Msncha. We were si
Isntly attending to our dUty, never thinking of
.flt at = with him, byt rather amazed at his soE.
rowfui appearances, w!asu be inssines tbs, we are
brandiships our a-r.s. Eor seonfiet. We imssin.
be has followed our advice and procured Squire
who has advised him against this dangerous a.
~vsniurs, q sansho prevailed against bis master
determination TO attack The falHnG hsmmers.
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n. II viii be recollected that Col. Benton, ID
bis speech at St. Louis, departed from the subject
under consideration, (f IL could be said he had
any subject under consideraiion, to talk about
prescription In general. 10 praise Gen. Ia Tor
abuse Tyler and Fillmore, and inform the public
how he would do, IL be were President. Much
space in that windy speech was occupied by ahis'
tory Of the removal Of DR.. Heap, BY John Tyler
to give place for John Howard Payne - Consul
at Tunis, bis subsequent appointment BY Taylor
and Payns's Reinstatement BY the prescription Of
Fillmore. Mr.. Payne has published . letter, Ga
which he handles the old Senator "of Thirty year
stsnding'' without gloves. He shows most con
clusivsly, that the Old gentleman 70 either . "knavs
or . fool" He says Dr.. Heap was net Removed.
but Transferred, to an Office Of much greater Pe.
cuniary vske, the post Of Drasoman to the en-.
bassy to COnstantinople; and the eon'ulaie atTu'
mis- being vacant, 9 Mr.. Hodgson was appointed,
who, having held It about . year, married and re
signed Il, when Mr.. Payne, without his knowi
edge, WA appointed, and the appointment sppFov-
ed. Then chat becomes Of the Senator's asser.
ton, that "PresiaeBt Tylef removed Dr.. Heap to
make room fs Payssi" After having fastened
this down upon the Coloael 10 ssehs manner a. "a
make . truthialna % shsdds, he soss on 70 prove
thst b was wrong In the whole matter, either
from "ignorases or design" 30 much for that
part Of the speech. Equity says that ess fraud
will vitists an entire contract, and enc falsshood,
detected and proved, should on similar principles
render the whole speech very suspicious. Bot
Payns need not have put himself 10 any trouble
to yindieais himself from the attacks Of ths,
speech. No body ever believeds word Of Il. II
10 ell HunsUo, sir-s mere "suli trap"
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FOUN

IN this city, on Friday the 18th inst, . Ladiei
! MINIATTURE BREAST-PIN, which th'
owner ~ have BY calling On W. K. Kennedy
hisadvertissmsoi, and : email reesmpspss toth.
finder. h- sxt .ss!.5. 49, .-.
City Of Louisisu,, Dee. 18th, ls5o.-lw,
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MONDAY MORNING, DEcEABKx 1sth.

II Owing 10 che publication oftbe rsssiasss's
Message IN this nanbss, whishssf rssssss would
doubtless prefer ct this. time to any other matter,
they win excuse rs for the consequent earth Of
news. The document 10 lengthy and occupies q
goOd deal 81 space. Every one should read t.
W dsfer comments ct present.
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"TaE AeE Azp BoDy or tn. TIHEs."-Ths
Abolition boat Of the St. Louis Union, 10 eli.
gagged In traducing the late political course oil
Clay Of Kentucky, Cass Of Michigan, Foote oil
Mississippi, Webster Of Massachusetts, Clenen,
Of Alabama, and Bsrrisn Of Georgia, upon the
Compromise measures that have virtually saved
the Union. His charge 10, that after fomentinl
|diseord between the North and South, they are
now trying to allay the storm. Grant il, for the
sake Of assertipg the position Of the "Union" man
If those statesmen were wrong at first, they are
right now, from tbs showing Of the Union, and
should receive the ahearty cooperation" Of Phil
lips and his master Benton. Is Il true?-is Ben
ton, Senator from Missouri and Phillips master
'co. cooperating with these men to "allsy the Storm
or pArRIozIcALLY sowing the wind that the Union
may be wrecked 10 its violencep His late de.
|nunciations Of oil Of these men and their com.
promise measures, furnish an explicit nswes-
The company that he keeps msy be understood
sner reading the following extract from Q co.
|laborer Of the Union, the .'NoEthern Sta" Fred
Douglass paper, published 81 Rochester, N. Y:
Il may properly be asked, would not the
devil do well TO reHt out hsQ and move 10 the
United States, snd rival, il possible, President
Fillmore and his political fellowL u he can
beat them at the game Of Sin, the change will
.te well. Would not fallen ANGELS make wiss
and humane Senstors. compared with Cass, Clay
and Webster? The fugitive slave might have
.rejoiced, had these men had the experience of
lost being, or Fillmore the soul Of Satan. The
world must be convinced that damned spirit
would do better. and honor more the represep:.a
tive hall. than such men % Bissell. Buel, Brow
Elliot Fuller, Gilbert, Hibbard, Mann, Mile
and Walden. God grant that "their nsmes ma,
rot on the scroll Of time.
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Great ExtraYagance.

r Have Just received and am now opening . new
L and splendid assortment Of FURNITURE,
compressed Of Dress and plain Mahogany and Wal.
front Bureaus; low post and tsaster Bsdstesds,
cane seat, French and common Chairs, Work
Stands, Wash Stands and Candle Staads, Loeasss
aud Mattresses, Presses, Rocking Chairs Cribs.
and other articles too tedious 10 msation, Which I
win sell cheaper than Furniture svef has been
|sola Ia this place q regular business. 49,
Piease call II the old staua Of .break xesaeA
an Bartlstt's Row, on Georgia street.. ana Judge
for yourselves. Leave yonr SFedit g mons, ehd
Osd f~nrsiiare rsfaired On rsasonAhlstsrpA ses
new made to order. J. YOUNG.
Louitisna, Nov. 18th, ls50.-ly.
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MARRlED.

On the 10th Of December, 1850, BY Elder A
d. Landram, Mr.. WILLIAM NORTON TO Mis-
NJ TINSLEY Of Pike county, Mo.
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Ina ssBrurswieksr, - d Saturday last, says the
Missouri river opposite that place was oiled 10
ehoakins with Ice.
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Te all the world and the Gsrsst Of maa,
kind :
& CO.,

KENNEDY CO.,
A RE now in receipt Of the largest. finest,
IA most fashionable and best stock Of Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry. Perfumsries. SC. &C.. ever
offered in Louisiana. Also, Confectionaries,
6ne Chewing Tobacco and Cigars, and q variety
Of other doines. too numerous to notice, which
they will sell VERY CHEAP for cash, or in ex-
change for old gold and silver, or even California
dust. KENNEDY & co.
Louisiana, Dec. 9Th, 1850.
N. B. They have also . lot Of Cheap Jsvek.v
such as 10 sometimes keps in Dry Goods S.o res
which they will give away, il they don't sci
cheaper than any others. 3m
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LAW DAY.

TOHN @. MAsSIE, Justice Of the Peace, win
- hold . Law day in Louisiana, on Saturday, the
zth day Of January, 1851.
December 18th, 1850.
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administrators Notice.
Final Setn6ment.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the understands,
N administrator Of the estate Of William Gwinn,
deed. late Of Lincoln county No. will apply atthe
meg, February term Of said County Courf, to -
begun and heidi 10 Troy, in said county, on the end
Monday Of February, next, for . dusi settlement
|of his administration on said estate, when end
where all persons interested. ars notified 70 at
tend. WILLIAM YOUNG, Admir-,
with the win annexed.
DeeembeP 4th, 1890, 4w-
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10y
MOULD aanesses 4 ths gao&psssk& Pike,
|assostmeBt ofallkinds Of articles 10 the -
SADDLR1ND HARNESS MANUFAC-
10 TURING LINE, iaa u
consisting 81 the Eosiowisg ~arsieiss izpsrt, to-~it:
Lsdiss, and Gentlesssn's saSifts q yaFisps quail.
ltias and prices, from fks pkinea piagsonSs
The ScAest Mexicana, Brides fos la1iss. !.
and gentlemen, fromths p~ieiuest ring -
BIZ, to- splendid jenny Lind bit 4ya
and Braddoop, together with :
various Qualities Of Mar.
tiagals, attached =
or detached.
Fancy Silver and Brass plated Baegy Ealness.
Short Tug or " horse do do
Japaned 0r black mounted 2}daks do
Leather Trace carriage, DO
Horss collars, al sizes, sssztiess pa psises, back.
Check and Single lines, WHIPS ssPsoas kinds,
tached Whip IasAssy issssissked Beast Chsias,
Trunks, large, travelling, and va9ses, Carpet
Bags, Saddle Bag5 ChsPsltepec otsfshoes, be.
sides various articles TOO tedious 10 r~aeaiion, all Of
Ivhiah will be sold very kuss for CaSh, o. ex:
ehssgsa fos most Of the fseasaissssftAs sous.
try.
IL addition 10 the above, be kssps ssaetaaily
|oa hand and for sale BY The hunaFed, - 10 ban.
Itiiy, q choice ~ar;iclso Of Spanish and oak Tanned
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Pink Skins, and
Sheep Skins. s.
n Cssh paid To- Dr. and Green Hs1ss, or
exchanges made 10 suit eustamers.
GEoRGlAs ST, oP,ssrrr BAIRD's HOTEL.
Louisiana, December 18th, 1850. In
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given 70 al concerned 0. IN.
~ tere.ttd, that the undersigned has "btaineA
letters Of Administration on the estate OF Joseph
8. Craven deeeaeed, late Of Lincoln county, No..
from he clerk Of the county enust of said eoOniyJ
dated on the 18th Of November, 1857.
AL persons having claims against said estate,
hereby required 10 exhibit them for allowance
within one year from the dale Of said letters and
Iif the same are not properly exhibited within three
years from said date, thew will be forever barred.
~' GEORGE NULL, AdHfs,
81 of Joseph 8. Craven, deceased.
| December Oh 1850. SW-
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VALUABLE Land At PRIVATE
El SALE! r.:

|NHE uDdersigned hsving determined to dispose
! Of the Farm upoa which be cow resides, takes
this method of laying the matter before the pab.
lie. Said farm u well situated, two miles EastOi
Ashley, Pike county, No., contains 424 acres, By
Government survey, il well timbered and wstsrsd
-140 to $50 seres well inelosed, and In . high
state Of cuIiiVation-hss . good hewed-log dwell
ing, one and . half stories high, two rooms belov
and two above, with conforfable out. houses, BE.
said farm.
The above described property win be sold 1t :
For further information, inquire Of
Luce 4 Murray, In Losissrs, or 81 the ssdss.
siEnsa On the
Dee. 9t6;;16OA JofiNl n: EEfE.
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THE

WONDERS HAVE ALI CEASED b.
TIME subscriber taies this nethodsfiAlese-
ing The citizens Of Lousiana, and Pike
county generally, that he has located hinseh d
the stoss house formerly occupied b. De Wise,
|ons door north Of O. c. TinksT's which be hsA
and filed with . choice ssleetioa q goods
|of oil, qualities and descriptions, such o
Priats, .AIpecss, Mosstn Daesas, Jasvsses,
GinghGm's, Ribbons sad FIors7s,
Hats, Cps. Boots, She's. i
&C., &C., &C., - r.
and I would sag to Dsmocrsts, Wings and Free
that the time has come sgsin, when the
winds Of the north snd the p%ittiIess storms Of
winter will sweep In all their fury over the
land, when the human body will require protee-
ton from the chilling embraces Of old Boreas;-
YOU will therefore End Il to your advantage 70
call 1t my store, xhsrs you will End the most
splendid and fashionable assortment Of Clolhine
ever offered in this city, z l'l
CONSISTING Or ~
over COATS, DRESS COATS, SACKS, ?
PANTS By the, hundred, VESTS BY the ?,
iosd, POCKET HANDKERCHIEF
COLLARS, cRAVATS, WOOL
i. LENSH1RTs, SUSPEND
4ERS, &C., &c. IA otaz -
The subscriber, thankful to this community for
their rast liberal patronage, hopes BY strict at-
teniisn and fair prices, . continuance OF her Il.
yors. J. RICHARDSON,
Main street, Louisians BIO.
December Ak, 1850. ~
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-
treasury; nor do ! perceive any difference be.
tween the power oil Congress to make appropria-
tons for objects Of this kind on the Ocean, and
the power 70 make appropriations for similar Oh.
iects % Lakes and Rivers, whenever they are
large enough to bear on their waters an extern
sive tra6e. The magnificent Mississippi and its
tributaries, and the vast Lakes Of the North and
Northwest, sppear to me to fall within the exer.
else Of the power, a. Justly and ~ clearly a. the
Ocean and the Gulf OF Mexico. Il is q mistake
10 reEsrd expenditures iudiciously made for these
'oejsees as expenditures for local purposes.
In fethhing our constitutional duties, fellow.
'citizens, On this subject, a. h carrying into Of.
fectall powers conferred BY the Constitution, We
should consider ourselves a. delibsrstine end
aging Tor one and the salas country, and bear
constantly in mind that our regard and our duty
~ due, MOI to . particular parry only, but to The
whole.
]. therefore, recommend thst appropriations Be
made. Ter completing such works % have been nj.
ready begun, and tor commencing such others a.
nay seem % the wisdom Of Congress to Be Of
public and general importance. !"'
'The diiiculties and delays incident 10 the set
nsnent Of pFiuaie claims By Congress, amount,
n many case, to iniusties. There IL reason to
sPPsehsnd that many unloFtunsts creditors q The
1e.sTsnsne have thereby beea unsvo;dably RI.
inse. Congress has 20 mnch business Or . Pub
Ne eaasactsr, thst his Impossible L should eivs
meea atteaficsfo mere privsss claims, and their
scct1aiasaea V Dow 10 great last many claim.
ants nust despair Of ever being able u tobtsin q
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3,)oetrp.
TO VINO! TO WHO.

.
The following from. a southwestern newspape
$ the most ingenious newspaper dun, that ha
ever fallen under our notice.
'Twas on a cold autumnal night,
A dismal one to view; -.,.,
Dark clouds obsrured fair Venus Hight,
And not star appeared in sight,
A the thick forest through .
MudGlNs-tts ustia !-''blue,'' -
Beat h0meward, ''taclIing'' left and light.
WhenaIat once he''broug ghtup" right
Against an old dead yew; ggg
Arwhich he rounded to - .,
And "sqparihg off " as i TO fight,
Said with mn oath shan't indite,
''---lnfcrnal scoundrel you!
Light-an' I'll lick you black or whiten'
Just then above him flew e
An Owl, which on a branch did light.
A lew feet o'er the boozy wight,
And then commenced 'To WHO H14
TU-wuo-Tu-wnoo! st
Qnoth Muggins-'' Don't y on think TO fright
A fellow Of my weight and height
With your TER WHoo-rER wiIoo, "a
You cursed bugnboo!
An if you'te Belzebub, it's quite
Unnecessary you should Hight .. ..a
For Wuggins ain't your duc''
For money matters are ALI. RIGHr!-
IhePRNrER's PAID UP--HoNoR BRIGHT
Thcreat the owl Withdrew; aala
And Muggins INHALED too.
HuttheTo ARE other chaps who might
Bc canght out late some dismal night;
who HAVEN'T PAID wHAT's DUE!
They know---To wno--To WHO
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siIERlFF's { SALE.
Isaac Nlcno1As s .WnR,l

isAAC ANtCiiobAs n w irks ~.
NAoin FERRELL. ET. Al N
EDY Nirtne ot'an orierof fsaleissued out Of the
} Court of Common Pleas OF Harrison county i.
Ohio, and 10 me directed, will offer for sale, in
front ofthe Court House, in thetown Of Cadiz, on
. SATURDAY tho 26th day of OCTOBERnext.
hours of 10 o'eloels, A. NJ. and 4 o.
clock, P. NJ. OF said day, the folowing described
real estate, to wit: The whole of the northwest
quarter of section fifteen, in township eleven Of
range Eve, in the Steuhenville Land District,
orc hundred and sixty acres more or less and
also the whole OF the west kaf Of the southwest
quarter OF section sixteen in the s;asU Towns lip
and Range except the following part thereof,
10 wit: Beginning nj post on the west bounda-
Try line OF said ha qiaTter, twenty three pcrches
north of the southeast corner thereof and running
thence north one hundred and ndthirty-nine petches
to post; thence east eighty perches to post;
thence south one hundred and thirty-lve and
seven -tenths perches to post; thence east 81
deg west eighty one and vetenlhs perches to the
rlace OF beginning, containing exclusive Of said
exoe Atons, bounded as aforesaid, fourteen acres
more or less, aud ntjoinins said first tract on the
north, and also, In ots numbered twenty eight,
twcnty-nine and thirty in the town of Hanover,
in said county subject tothc dewcr estate therein
.of the said Naomi Ferrell (Widow)
sat- DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Sept l8, 1850. ct. Of HarIson CouRtg,
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: ss1EYsTFF'S SALE.

vs.. In Chancery
SaMUEr BEEL, EFT. AL.
4 } Y virtue OF n decree and order OF sale Issued
4 , out Of the Cont of Common Pleas OF Ilarri
soii conniy, Ohio. and to me directed will offer
for sale, in front OF the Count House, in the town
lotCadz, in said county, on SATURDAY the 26th
lday ofOG rOBER next, between the hours Of l0
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock ?, NJ, Of said day. the
following described real estate. To wit: The
Northeast half f1ln-Lot No. lI0, situate in tho
town Cadiz; also, The following described part Of
! said Lot No. ll0, 10 wit: Beginning at the cor
tncr of Thomas G. Vincent's Lot, and thirty one
feet from the southwest corner Of said lot No no.,
ard running with said Vnccnt's liue south so deg
east feet; thence north 4O deg. east 2 teet !;
thence north so deg 10 Ill feet to the ALLEY at the
back oi said Lott thence south 40 deg. west 2
feet to the place Of beginning; and also, sixteen
feet square in the northeast corner of In Lot No.
! l2O in said town; also, the three equal undivided
5eghth pur.s OF the following parts OF said Lot No.
ll0 and Lot No. Ill in sad town, to wit; Thirty
three feet in front, on seubeuvie street. off the
southwest side of said Lot No lI0, and seven feet
in front of the northeast side Of said Lot. No. Il
extending back for each part ofsaitl lots eighty.
five ret. DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
I Sept. 10, 1850 CT. Of Harrison county.
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MISCil1LLAN EOUS.
now JENKS JOINED THE ODD Eel,
lows =

Very well, Mr.. jerks, you know my
opinion of secret societies.
Perfectly, my dear PERFECTLY said our
friend, thrustpg his hands into his pockets,
with all the energy be could Sustain,
"And YOU WIZ lioiQ?"
"Dpn' YOU think i besI?"
"No, sir, once for all, do notn
"CuusIder, my dear, II you should be left
a widow, with nhhiGgto support
"Now what ridiculous Argument. Du
yen suppose, NJ Jenks1--
My dcarF' . .ga .. ur
"Mr JenksY
"WllI you listen for a moment2"
"Certaioly.n #a
"Weii, Then. must respecV your wishes.
and yon know love you dearly, it will be
impossible for me to oblige you in This in,
stance, | have seatin my document, ana
10 night am to be initiated"
Mis-. jerks opened her handsome eyes in
and for a moment was lost in
wonder. #5 4.
"And 50 you aEc oclualIy goingro be iniiia,
tad?n ..l '..,.. .....
= 1IeSru uly deaF.
"Well, will you tell me all about il when
you come bome?'
''pchops so.n
Comfurled with this assurance, the lady
offered no further opposition, aud our heru
look his departure. About lhe hour OF elcv
Ell he returned, a wGsef, it. moi asbeiter man.
well my dear" exclaimed Mrs. jerks
''Whal did 'hey do TO you--whdt is it like
were son much frightened, come, tell Ve all
about III" st.. .-.
"Dn't ask me, gravoy replied our friend
81 Ieg YOU won't ask me-"
WY not? l'm your wife, you know
and wife and husband ave one, Why nol2'
"llatkn, said jerks, "dld you hear any
.tbinge" .... .. ~.
mo, nothing" +.
"SIence, my dear. Remember what
Shakespeare says about sermons in stones
hooks in brooks. It | should diyuge, he
might hear H.
",Who, my dcar2" a
"The patriarch ofthc lost Tribes, Ever
now he may he ni our yindew." -a-
"Motcy on u.s." ejacuated Mrs, jerks
"how you lerrify n body. l-l-l--l-shi
: shiver all oyer." ... g5 7-. ,eH .a.f.t
"l( you don't want 10 be killed outright
ask no more questions"
Sure you can tell me something about j
--an idea or lwo--tb that wouIdn't be diyulging
you know" .a.....g.a ae
"Whpt If you should in an ungunrded mo
mont lei tho secret ontW ~. s...-. .,.- .. ....
"0h, trust me, il will be safe inm my keep
ing" ,l T
You will never iola' sas aa
"Neyer." q, sg,.... ~
"Nqf even 10 your moiher9 You know
how gossipy some old ladies' are. ."is 1a,.
"l,ll never open my lins to her on the sub
"lIarkw exclaimed jerks, with tboalri
cal sipp, shear you nolhipg?H
"Nolhing'"" repeated hIs wife, with uu
lfeigned alalm ,l "a a s.f s.i eaat
""'TIs only the wind, = mnsed our friend
III thought itmlght be ihe patriarch OF .hi
grand bashaw, aimed with bis cilcumvenlor
covered with curious devices Of the order
| Now listen, and if you love me--for the sa
icriGce am ABOUT tc.make is Rreat--and yol
must seal your lips foteyeron this subject
"Wel, my DEAR" said the lady, wth-'
long drawn sigh. re =. a'Hta
"You have olien heard ofihe cat being lie
out of The bag?n ~,
aYespf E'a Gsq aif'a sbi VI, ''ft"
"WelI, saw that cat Tonight" '1e 33o
IA real live eat?" sR' z ~
1 ~. 4. l.. .aH q j. q d q U
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a DOCTOR CUREDr

DIR. J. w. FRENCH of Hasle HalSHale county, Mistqan
abople st of january 1912 wrote follows have been
In the regular practice of medicine in this place for nine years
hut was obigBa TO quit the practice Of my profession in
gence Of III heulth was severely afflicted with Chronic
Disease Of hc Lungs, convince that HAD THE Con-
SUMPTION past doubt Icoughed almost ncessany night and
day. and had pains and my chest side and
breast tried the remedies recommended by the most s{6
ofhe profession, all TO effect excepting tie and de-
btly caused by them was preudced agust patent medi-
eines aud have no tiih in them generally But
mdicedas experiment, than through uih-to try
here acknowledge for the benefit of The afflicted whom
II may serve, that the effect of It's on the
eascl Of a al my practice Mgeopga ga, Immediately reiered
of tile chest and PAIN and consider Ond pronounce myself
WELL. MAN"