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TTII7IW WHY INl
fatmstsl Column.
F E:s . .sls,; sS e; . SsrT e Z. s ciIs'. l .ssil..
scALDING HOGS.

Mr.. Peter E. Harvey, Of Columbus,
N. j., gives the following description Of his.
mode Of scalding hogs, which we recon-
mend 10 our readers, the lime coming round
shortly, when this operation will be gen.
orally resorled 10 by farmers aud others.
= Germamfown Teirgr0ph. M WdE.
l have a scalder, OF large wooden tub.
with a boiler in il, BY which we heat the
water by boiling a FIRE within the boiler,
which saves The trouble Of bailing of tho
water after the tub is filed aad a much
morecouvenienl way lis. ge @
l will give you D description Of ii as
well as lean. tits five feet three inches
long, two feet wide at the top. and twenty
inches 10 the boiler from the top Of tie
tub, the boiler being a long cylinder of
copper or sheet iron eleven inches in di,
ameler, reaching from the outside Of one
end Of The Tub 10 nearly the inside Of the
other end, where it has a shoulder /; and
the rest is the size Of a common slove pipe,
reaching through the end Of the :ub, to
put a pipe on Tor the draft and smoke Ia
pass through. The larger end should be
even with The outside Of the hub, and have
a door with a hue hole in it attached iC
the tub. Some are made wider al the to-
than al The bottom. Mine is 50, beinI
only sixteen inches at The bottom, AM
sixteen inches to the bilge, being the sam,
width at the Top Of the tub. II shoul'
have a rack, or something like a ladder
over the boiler 10 keep the hog from lay
ing upon il, and should have . woodeI
roller put inside the tub, at the end wher
the boiler door is level with the top Of til
tub, TO assist in getting out the hog. an,
have another ladder with rollers, 10 pull
the hogs on, with a couple Of hooks OF
one end 10 hold it 10 The tub.
The wood used for fuel need not b
more than two feet long. Ii can be heat
ed in an hour or Two. if the pipe draw
WE'LL A'tub Of this size will scald a ho,
tina, will weigh 700 pounds. It SHOULD
have a lid 10 it. 10 make The wafer hea
quick. Mine is made Of cedar plank Nv,
inches ibick, with two planks an each side
and three iron hoops, one on each end, t
go all the way round The tub, and one II
The middle to lap over the top Of eacI
plank.
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s~BERIFF'S SALE.

aoob Fulmer ct. al. 7alr III Partition.
"'%IOT ts.la9<Ig} Ip Ashland Common
Samuel Fluke ct. al. lisa Pleas.
nURSUANT 10 the command Of an order OF
sale, issued in the above case from the. Court
ofCommon Pleas 6fAshland county, and State oil
Ohio, to me directed, | will expose tn public sale,
at the door Of the Court House 10 said county, on
Monday, the oh day of January, 1854,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A.. NJ, and four
O'Clock P. M. of said day, the following described
real estate, together with the appurtenunces, TO
wit: The west half Of the south east quarter OF
section number sixteen, In township number
twenty-three of range sixteen, excepting out ofihe
same, one mere and forty rods, more or less, and
described as fol ows; Beginning at the south
west corner ofthe above described half quarter
of land; thence north twoand a halt degrees, west
twenty rods TO q stake; north eighty-hEe and a
half degrees, west Ten rods to a stakci thence
south two and a half degrees, east twenty rods to
| a stake; thence south eighiy-6ye and a halt de-
grees west to the place Of beginningj leaving OF
said half quarter seventy-eight acrcs and three
~ouartcr. OF an acre, more or less. Also the east
half of the south, east quarter OF section numbe'
| sixteen in township number wenty-thrce, ofrange
num,ber sixteen; containing eighty acres more or
less. Also the cast alt of the south west quarter
of section sixteen, township twenty-thrcc, range
sixteen; excepting thcrefrom two acres, hcretotore
sold and decided to Melchcr Mellinger, out OF the
southeast corner Of said last described hall quar-.
Ter, and, also, the south.east quarter of section
seventeen. of township twenty-three, in range
sireen-containing one hundred and sixty acres
more Or less; I'll OF the aforc described lands be-
ing situate in the comfy Of Ashland and State o.
Ohio. ..r I... .... .a
Terms of Sale :-oue third cash in hand on the
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FIXED FACTS IN AGRICULTURE.

Somebody has made up the following
list of fixed facts" in agriculture. Tho
calculated for the Eastern States, many Of
the facts are Of general application:
/. All lands on which clover, or the
grasses are grown, must either have lime
in them naturally, or that mineral must bt
naturally supplied. |, matters but little
whether il be supplied in The form Of stone
lime, oyster lime, or maHI .7r..,. a. .o..
2. All permanent Improvement Of land.
must look 10 lime as its basis.
8. Lands which have long been in cul.
ture, will be benefited by application Of
phosphate Of lime, and j; is unimporlanl
whether the deficiency be supplied in the
form Of hone dust, guano, 1dr native phos.
plate Of lime, compost Of flesh, ashes. or
that of oyster shell lime--or marl-if The
land needs il, lime also.
4. No lands can be preserved in a high
stale Of fertility, unless clover and the
grasses are cultivated in the course uf 70.
lailOn. OF, .'s .-a. .....-.. ~
5. Mould is Indispensable in every soil,
and a healthy supply can alone be pre-.
served through the cultivation of clover,
and the grasses, the turning in Of green
crops, or by the appliralion Of composls
rich in the elements Of mould. '., .H
6. All highly concentrated animal ma.
nures are increased in value, and their
benefits prolonged, by admix,Lre with
plaster, salt, or pulverized charcoal.
4. Deep ploughing greatly improve,
the productive powers Of every variety o
soil that is not wet.
8. Sub solling sound lind. that is, lane
that is not wet, is eminenlly conducive /,
increased production.
o. All wet land should be drained.
10. All grain crops should be haryeste,
before the grain is thoroughly ripe,
II. Clover, as well as the grasses, in
tended for hay, should he moved when il
full bloom.
IL. Sindy lands can be most clTectuaI
Is improved By cl,v. When such IanJ
%reanire Inning or m,,Iioy. tho Iimo ~ ma,
is most benrGcialIy appiieJ when mada in
to a compost with clay. In stacking limr
salt brine is better Than water.
IA The chon,;rr y, ,,Ji.uor.w
+ to lie fed to stock, epera,es as a s],yisg ,
al, least 25 per cent.
"A. Draining Of we, land, and u,r.bs
adds TO their vslue. he m,L;on ,hem ~,
duce more. and by innrn,i"g the h.,I'
Of neighborhoods.
y l5. To manure q, linn. w.,l,nl. :.
J throw manure, lime. anil l,ho, s~ar
! i6. Shallow plouehing onc,a,ss - IN
poverish the soil, while !, Ges,so.". ~ =
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NOTICE.
. MeIIose n
Nest Pl'is
rs Petition in Foreclosure.

Martin A. MeIIose II
John Van Nest Pl'fs
Petition in Foreclosure.
Henry France & Su- ."e1
sauna franse DePts1
" ENRY and Susanna France will take no.
Ill iice, that on the It'll day Of November, A.
D. 1858, Plaintiffs fed 10 tho Court Of Common
Please Ashland County Ohio, their Petition Of
Foreclosure ogainst said Defendants. setting forth
that on the 0nd day Of juno 1859, Defendants eI-
scu,ed their mortgage to one VIM. Scott, upon
iha following described real estate, situate in
Ashland County Ohio, to wit; In Lots No. two
9l and three [sl 10 the village Of Rowsburg to
secure the payment Of four pronissory notes,
due on tho s3d days Of June 1858, 1854, 1885,
md 1850, respectively, which said notes were
assignsd 70 PlaintifS, one Of which said notes
II now due and unless Delendantsappsa within
sx weeks from tha publication Of this notice and
plead answer or demuf TO said Petition, Judg.
nsnt will DO taken for the amount due on said
mortgage and decree taken Tor the sale Of the
portgagod premises. l. el
N KELLOGG 4 ALLISON, Sol. PlFs.
A shland, Nov. 30, 1858. 'ei 6w2s.
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.2leaoh Motifs. uaE
9disALn dFohEAl5 nsEArneY

81 SALE ORcmEAL EsTAEEeW al.
Isaac catesvAdmiF of
tate Of Thomas Brsisn E.ga
deed - a Ra o, sr1S Sr.s II n
Martha Brsden etSl. sued from the Pro:
for tho g0uaty o fAshlpnd in ths above case. and
10 me directed, Il vii exPssste sale on fhs
N NI Wsdns,say December 2S, ls5s,oi2. ,3l
at two o'cloek,P. NJ, " said day, the following
desc ribed real estate, situate and being In the
Of Ashland and State, Of Ohio, 20 wit;
being . part OF the South east quarter Of section
~sirteen. tl6l township twenty-iour l2D aud Of
range seventeen (lD commencing Al q stone on
the southline Of said quarter, thence north two
degrees t2deg) west seventy one and seven
,enths All 7.l0l rods to- stonu on the west line
Of Andrew Bur.,sland, thence west fourteen tl4
rods 10 4 stone, thence north three degrees y
degj west sixty one and eight tsntha t6i S.l0l
rods to a stone, thence sixty-four and one'half
t64O degrees, west seventy and sesen-tenths
(7O 7-l0) rods tn a stone on 1ho west line OF o.
the ~ouartsr, thence south three degrees east q
dep) one hundred and seven rods TO the south
west corner ofthe quarter thence east on the
south line ofthe quarter seyehty!nine. and one
half(79! rods TO the plsee Of beginning con.
t%aining 6hy.Dine acies and three roods Of land.
Also, the south east quarter dissection twenty
one (2ij township twenty. four Gay and OF range
seventeen ny more particularly described as
follows to wit: commencing at the north easl
corner Of the quarter; thence south on the east
east lrne Of the quarter one hundred and sixty
two and eight-tenths (l62 $40 rods 10 the south
east corner Of the quarter thence west on The
so nth line Of the quarter, one hundred and my
eigi | and fodr.t nths lbs 4-l0)fods to'the sou'n
west corner Of the quurter; thence north on the
west line oil 1.-THE quarter one hundred and hFly
nine and eight tenths rod 10 the north west cor
ner Of the ar; thoncc east on the north line OF th'
quarter one hundred and Rfy-eight and four
tenth rods (l5S 4 10y to the north east corner Q
the quarter to the place of beginning, contain
inc one hundred and fhy-nine acres, two rood
and twenty rods oil land (saviug and excepting
ont Of this s~iIty-six acres, one rood am
thirteen rods Of land off The south side OF SAT-
| quarter in which 10 contained the widows dow
cry and a mart Of the north west Of sec
ton twenty one, township twenty'four and q
ranue seventeen and bounded ne follows, TO wit
beginning on the east boundary line forty rod
north from the south east corner Of said quarter
thence along said boundary line forty rods mort
10 a post;thencs westsixty rods to u post, theme
south forty rods; thence east sixty rods to the plac
of beginning, containing fifteen acres (saying an
exceptinp len acres )ut Of this tract which ha
been previously sold and conveyed 10 one Rot
ert McCrory. wa DibHtiI.fI INK
: Terms Of Sales: One third cash, one third
I one wear and the residue in.two years with int
} est from L o day Of salei back payments to /
secured by mortgage on the premises.
: ~ ISAAC GATES, Admir-.
Ashland Nov. 70, 1858, WI Up +" = 27.ts.
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. 'oY9 {" ,..tq g. y lo,
A Remarkable Cure of Diarrhea
d fa.l and Liver Complaint. aona

Ia. o N BAKR.-Dear SIR
For N months, I have had almost e~eHsfauf Diar.
rhGa, which was brought on by q dsbiIiistsd ststs Of
my syttsn apd torpid aetisp II nv lsfri some tim {.
II was attended with greatpain IN my .bOwelpand
side. I tried a number Of doctors, but none ofths N
seemed 10 effect ApemHept relief, as the distess
would soon return al violent as ever. and hally be.
came 90 prostrated that ! res alnssLg skrefeq,i
then, got 4 bottle Of your PAIN PANAckA=ihe
FIRST dose IAtished me mat Il was tie ihsdieins ,uiitd
TO my disease and | e und that bytaklne = dose after
eAcL inca, that my food done me .,me 9ooa, apdhJ
bathing my bowels and side With the Palm Panatea
my pains were Immediately relieved, and continued
O Kain strength aud Hesh, Till had used four bottles.
since tina time haveenlOyed the best OF health.
Ibelieye 1.-THE public knew ofyhur valuable remedy
YOU would not Nc able 10 supply one.kAlfa ofihs de.
mand. / will here remark that a friend OF mine had As
severe attack IofdiArrhea, and leave him adcse of
YOUR Pain PaRaeea, and he since told me thst II rn.
tirsly edhim, 4 child Of mine got badly burnt BY
LeI cloths taxing hre, and we Immediately applied
Inc Palm Panacea freely, and In . short time the Gre
was all oLt, audit prevented II from b~listeTing.
Most respectfully You're,
ID JAB.B HUQGRoYB, Sih d. betwesnr Macs AKIN,
a. The genuine Aigned, o. \. BAKER.
dor salebyh. F.HNYhitney, RsInor Riser &Co.l
' Ashland, ohio.- ~.rlista " ,.a..st
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
II Al Low IprIces!.n

TNIiE undersigned has opened, 10 the building
on the south side oil Maine street, Ashland,
formerly occupied by Bell & Whitney, a new and
choice stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., which
no offers at prices which will hear comparison
with any Of his competitors 10 Northern Ohio
His arrangements are such, and his stock has
heen purchased at such rates, that he does not
hesitate TO say, lin no spirit Of boa'tingA that no
can offer goods on CHEAPER terms than can be
obtained At any other establishment In this eoun.
~. SEEDING q bslierfng'h'-to give me a call
and you will be persuaded.
NJ Cash paid for all kinds Of grain and seeds.
Almost every article produced on a farm will be
in demand al my Store, a the best prisss the
safe Of the markets will warrant.
- LYMAN Fay, ia.
October 20, 1858. am23
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alrrehants, e..

'N NaHIaWiH.U. HLI UH "-F .H.Nt.H NI-I N UMmf
VOU may talk about the acrimmsge between
the Turks and Russians, and the 'Test ot
mankind,p but il doesn't begin to equalthe war
Of determination which I &C, Bushnell 10 now wa
ging against his high-prieed competitors. he 70
now receiving a large assortment Of, rl i, sn197
NEW GOODS OF NEW STYLES!
in addition to bis former stock, which he viii sell
At much lower prices than could be Afforded ear
Her in the season. He has no ltddihg articles,
but will sell his stock on average, at the lowest
possible prices. The unprecedented and unrivaI-
cd sales oftis establishment, speak louder than
all the humbug advertisements which have been
thrown out before the public by CASH STORES
CHEAP STORES, &c. t 80 t,I,ll
He would particularly call the %'iteption Of me
public to his large stock Of aafh b,ps.. -,l1a
i"READY-MADE CLOTHING! mo.
ofhis own manufacture, all Of which is warranted
to the purchaser, at pic Is that cannot be under
sold. All arc invited to call aud examine his
stock. Seeing ir believing none shall but
those VINO see mol la'o ar.,c. BusBNELL.
Ashland, December, 1853. em3O
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- NoTHISG TO Do.--It is a common boasl
with would be fine gentlemen. that they
have nothing 10 do. Young men whose
/. fathers perhaps worked a, the forge. drove
. acsrts, or BACKED bools as servants Of all
work At a country hotel. profess 10 despise
homes. labor, and pride themselves on q
life Of wealthy Incidence. Others bora
Of families that have enjoyed a competence
for several generations, look down con
syiempinonsly on those later p%retenders II
d Renliliiy. and, like Spanish granderS Of Ih'
1atst'elsss, think their blood purer than ina
Of clher people. becsu 9 il has lowei
lahrOugh dTones Tor a century or more.
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WEIG n CONSIDER.
DR.. Halls BALS.AM, is no Paragoric
Preparation, but a, Medicine which
niokss cures at home ,phere Tie
70 Parties can be Found.
The Great Cough and sCOnSumptive
.i0qrm 3mus Remedy. rgns aG OF .eAagr

RBDBR I have you a cough, which you arc neg
lecting under the idea that IL Is only q common cold,
and that II will soon "weAr itself OUT" Lei 4 friehd
tell you, 10 all kindness, what will soon DO The prob.
able result. Id a short time II you continue to neg
leet yourself, you will begin to feel a sense Of tight.
ness and oppression across the chest. accompanied
with frequent sharp darling paine. Then, adry Mack.
log cough will set In, and when your aise anything
IL will be a thick and yellowish, or white frothy mat.
ter, streaked perhaps with blood. II you stilifAke no
and you will soon have hectic fever cold ehills,
night sweats, eopious expectoration. aud then great
prostitution. II you, still neglect yourself. q few
weeks OF months will see you Consigned to the grave,
leaving your friendsto mourn how rapidly conpump.
tion did its work, and hurried you away Frisndsl
sketch you may see In q glass, how every case ofeon.
sumption progresses, with more or less Tapidity, TO a
fatal termination. o of II the thousands and millions
whom this great Destroyer has gathered to the tomb,
every single case began with a cold II this had
been attended TO, all might have been welL-hut, be
ing neglected. under the fatal delusion tina. II would
'wesr itself OF, "ittranserred Its dtadly act on totht
substance Of the Lungs, exciting there the formation
I OF ~tubercles. Another. ane ahothe. cold added fuel "a
the flame, until these tubercles began 10 soften and
suppurAie. leaving, BY their liberation, great eayitir
In the lungs. Al this crisis the disease IL very diff
cult %ofcure, and often times sets atdef anee Iilhu,
man means. .r.F %. L.p..t .,.s1
In the latter or worst stage, this medicine wiiToI
tentimes arrest the disease, or check its prpgre 70, an.
will always mdhe the patient more comfortable, ant
proloIg his life, and II Il therefore worthy Of the tri
al-but In its ~incipient or forming periods, COnsump
tion Is as durable as any other disease, and Dit
HALLS Baisam for the Lungs, n token at this time
will cure II ~Assurely as taken / We earnestly exhor
all who have a cough. or are subject 10 colds, to ketl
the medicine by them. and whene yer yOu take cold
uihealins compound, aud leave your lungs uninjured
| to carry YOU i'm full yignr TO A good od ass doe. q
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Fits! FItsl, Fits!l!

T EVILS kPLETCHERS' Vegetable Compound
IL for the cure OF Epilepsy or Fits-a recently
discovered invaluable Medicine, purely vegeta-
bic, Tor the cure OF lhis dreadful disease. Just
received and for sSie by r, II. CHUBB L co.
Druggists, Ashland o.
July @, 1883, nj
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A FRESH apply Of Wrishi's Indian Vegetable
"A Pili, standard English Medicine, for tho
rsvention ad cure OF disease, 10 aid and imp
prove Digestion and purify the blood. For sale
1.-THE paw Drug Store in Ashland, BY
70 a,.tl LllLl R0LLA II. CHUBB 4 co.
Jvae 10, 1883. tsst A.
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GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE

GUARDIAN SAIL OF REAL ESTATE
L WILL offer for sale on Saturday the 24h day
i Of december A.. D. 1858, at the door Of the
COu.t House in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio,
in pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court
made at its November Term, 1853, the following
described premises as the property OF Cornelius
W Linn, minor, situate in Ashland County Ohio,
and described as follows, TO wit: being twenty
acres out Of the south east quarter OF section
thirty.si1, township number t22) commencing at
a post in the center Of the highway, on the south
line of aforesaid quarter thence south SO! deg.
ives, siIty.nine and a half perches (69D to the
south west corner Of the quarter; thence north
u west forty SIX ti6) perchesi thence north ss,
deg, east seventy t70i perches to a post in the
centre of the highway; thence along the center
of said highway, forty sir (46) perehss to the
place Of lightning, containing just twenty acres
Of land. Terms OF sale: Cash. Appraised at
s6i0. ..r. .t.|s DAVID LINN,
..,. r. Guard, OIL Cornelius W. Linn,
KELLOGG K ALLi.oN, Aty's.
Ashland, Nov. %, 1853. 27.ts.
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The y.lu.ble Meiiclnti ihovt named have recently
been introduced, with the approval Of 2 number OF w
MfdiedI Pyo6 ssioa In the city Of Baltimore and tipsN'
where, and in practice have snssssdsd most .tniLsl
biy in curing the diseases FOR which they ar, prsseri.'
bedl They arc offered TO the country praetuonsr,A -
M /! s1sh.;:s Which n :sr he : s:SiT %i III i IssS ssssi S iRsss 81 s .c%:
Of the most learned, and judiciqps fWnsiapy ny
strictly in conformity with the rules Of Ph.rinsey. sae
~ especialiy serving his convenience, who cennote %
readily asthe City Physician, hays his own HIgs'srip'
liens Compounded By a practical Phsrnaceutish {Al
See the descriptive Pamphlets, to be bad rauiqiAlh
who have the Medicines for sale, eGs.an,us '1A, SSp,.
SON, PAfEk, HANDY, LOVE-, de., " -
doctor s, X. MARTIN says, ~ do not hesitate 70 rec
ommsnd your DiarrAea Cordial and fEsayHs ppee"ry
hi KEEL 'JoWs ASpipii.Os say !. l Giysi me much Pleas
ure 10 add my testimony TO that OF otheI,, IN jsyoJ ~
the frirGsrdihqrg sFsdty Of your Dfsrrssd Csr1i w
rtsommending il as q most valuable medicine, &C.,
Doti' X WfPlyM says no has used, The DtarFhss
Cordial in his practice with the hsppis1t snsSt. sne
thinks Y ons q The mosi - s Sny npOlsI,ion'p"~ I""r
DoetL. d., HANDY writes, u have sdmini,t.f.d
YOUR .anedurs ErpssfsraAt In several cases Of Bronenis
Affection, with the most hapEy rs'fa., = mn Yths
%1re.test Confidence, reebmmendit," &C. l2,l1L,
. Duet, w. 5. Love writes tops that he hsP sdnini'r
tered the E1psetOrant TO his VIE. VINO ~ !. nv
R,ouekitis for f6aytsfA years. and that sne.n iestIs'
Covering nom her long standing, malay, i ne w.
sw weeks done her more good than al The Iemeaies
me has heretofore used under able msdiss. eopnpsis
s,ITrEN OF the best APornEcANEs and niEnhfav.
,srs in tNe' CITY or Baltimore! eve are fatishea me
preparations known as stsbigt APsay1, Csyry k 4;
peetoraTt and siabisr's Diarrhea cord'si. are me,
i eihes Of GRrlr VituE, and vsry qadsnf Tor the rehei
and cure q the disease, for Thisa tsfy ss RssS,
b prepsraiion and styie Of putting up Andwe lake psa
sure ib recommending them" Lnr.l,. ,nu.ya1.
TwENTY SFvES Of the nnostrespeetaois m.ner n.rs
residents Of M~lRYLkHp. ViRoiEiA and noETh Hsiilhe-
INA, who have snld and also used these meaieins.
Il themselves, say, 'Prorh our own expeIienes sns W..
Of our sssfomsrs, we do confidently mend ihem
Pro Bono Puhlieo. We have never known any Ienieay
used for the diseases for hwhith they are prc,erlpea.! Y
Be- 40 ~ehieient, and to Siye such entire sali''seuoh 10
ALL" ~
The above notises Recommendation from member
Of The MEDiCAC FACULTY.
n Of birh standing and MBRCHANTs-oi the nistte.
probability, should be s,felspt 70 :siiin AZ; ,na ~
these medicine are rorfhge Jfridibv the amie,ea, eho
thatthey are Of adinerent stamp and Class lf9m W.
'.Quackery" and "Cpre Ais SO much imposed upoh
Por sale by Druggists, Apotheearies and sountI
Store. keepers generally. .a "a
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srssTHE REASON Why \,
.sNii doe. Kass ioOL % pale, aO.hstt
Why srsh 1 arPss q spallf
WAys auus SIZE never nmile. mpther lnriai
-sawhy Do her eye-lidshiit %-aeai,t
way doe. she wsit sl0ns. mother, l2
Asifshs had no friend 81.
why does shs sigh 80 OF, mothsri,
'siiii one 10 NEAR her endt aa7 ws i'ee
,sif mf1th u1liiYT 81 af1l1gs
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EWhE does she breathe s0, quick, mother
,sssAndt ,sst, ssifit checked hsr. ssil b..
To hear the quiet rap, mother, ,fnabasi
"tOf 6mlth, the village doctofi 'mai.'h
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pavhy does hs,eome 50 Oft, mctberi
.Nfcan be ~proleng her days sl4z NJ
tBv,ieSvine pills and. gins, nfSthe', NJ D.
And singing lovs-siek lays' 'r
'fiiTwas but the other night, mothe>.
loolwhsn Kate lay near my heart, .,7.i.
sshe urged me TO begOod, mother, 1ilfo.
And said we soon must part.
vow t5oEFl stal 90 .H'fl - tiie- a
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She said she was to go, mother,
10 Away from home and me, lIalak ',> =
And leave papa and you, mother,
Fodwell near the sea.
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,1slsa EoBa ,NOlIQq III IL w fD.eas.r
sllfho on JOvdanp stormy banks, mother,
on where she 10 to beeearr ~ 900
~Shpl up, shu. up, you little brat FOL
She's going tobe marFied'"