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puYsIC TO THE Dogs

y pulyrrmnchur's Hydro E'cotric NoOlc CHAINS.
Producing instant relic i!om he nost a'u1o a',, az"
n.rmanonlly curing all Ncurulgic discaSrT, hI lil"'
,I,n ptiniul and sweilcd JOINS, Nrni al"ih oi
,hr Face, Ucatucss, b'ndncss, -. Ni'us
Dance ralpiiaIuus oi the Heart, reII'
odicai Headache, Pans ~ tie siom
ath, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, u
le,inr Pains, r'raly sI5, etc.
Tbr,r chains were hr,t introduced N the city OF New
yatk les than one YEA stucc and alter being subjected
TO thorough trIals ~ rvcry io.hlal ~ G .ltS an a
ulipd by Drs. Valentine Mot, tdfhochau van buIeN
aud Others. IL was dscovored that they ros't'H strange
aud wonderful power IA the icrl aud cure "I 'ho d"I
c'atH Of diseases, aud their sale ahd lle success 1'
has attended their usc Is unpaaIc."i. -,
Previous 10 their introduction INTO th's ennni'y lhet
were used IN every hu.ntal ~ Europe, aud are secure"
Ly uatonis M France, Gcrmuuy, Au,fit Prussia and
England; and also IN lhc unlicl S!hirs'
"TIINK CLOSE AND PONDER WILL"
The principles upon which ATS claimed that the Chains
uroIcc their natvr.oua cures are hr,I-lha' a'l Ntr
yous DiseA,es are attended and produced ny drh'oh'
,upply u, urt, llud, and an a!cn iA' re''mb'''
Lriy clcctrCuv ur nlcCttO magnetism; aud -ceond--
,ha, Tie electro magnetic chains, ly long worn over
and upUn the part and organ diseased lhrn-h I" Tue GA
I,".,rJ urr, ous nuih which ~ required ptohucc a
healthy ACTON thfuush the cn'ltc system. NOdiu,lns
ro,truu 10 alluwcl 10 he taken while using the chains,
but arId u.ervaneo oi tho gene 'laws d" heHih %,c
fe1uired. Hfi.k lICii'I upon the pnu hsrhhl adds
iuGthI" the cHe1ls Oi tu Chains ly 'Heielsins lher
INA asUCtc POWER.
One Thousand Dollars
viii lie given Ia any person who VIII rrodn'r "a many
We authenticated ,"r,t,dc- "i cue, TON iton nio'-
lgeh vaeuta and rtmhi'he rh'-it'an,, 80 nav" trn'
ELECTED rs the ut ruitcfmd,hrrs llotIC CHAINS,
They tal tn perform NIdi luON auNtlltH ~
do aud NJ pcrruu haa ever lcun dasGIt'hed who Ii "a
rtvrH theni Irlal,
IN FEMhLE CASES
more than one hundred Iermaucmt cures of rrospsns
Ite,i nave t,en rlrCcd wtthn thr last hy thu
OF thesc cha,n-, B, applying nuc end e" tbc Chain
the o '" abdomen, ant 'hc other upon the lnc
iusi Aoye the hip ,nr usual severe syml"ma lncmun'
10 hat disease are AZ once removed
MODE on Use.
'rbc chain -houd he moiSicncd hcorc with com.
vuel a. and then one r"d "i the eGnn ,hond he
.pled directly 10 the seat oi tue amor dlsya,G andthc
Otlcr end ~ n,ed To a.
M Nor pLCEINEpl Tho Elc,tr.e Chains arc
not L, cure al disrass hut Jf Nug uub isrh.cs a. n
claimed that NJ Med,tai agent ~ the word ia, pu'
I,tred 30 many rur,. ~ TO last year tle Electric
Chaiu, .
INSTANT RELIEF rom the uost acute pain. I.
proIuecd al the moment al np hCaiOu udth u.uc ut
f.uua!ly II ~ cont Iltiuut !! uluu, ~ JIy II II
forms.
sIEtNERT, Sole AGENT,
5G- Roadway, cor Prince 81.
Sold by II. ALEXANDER, -. q Arsvilic, Ohio.
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UNDERSIGNED AD.

NJ OTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED AID.
illustrator of the estate of Isaiah Barnes. dec
viii offer at Public Sale the premises in Warren
nship, Belmont County, Ohio. on
Sat rday, the esth day of January, 1854,
the following described real estate to witt the one un.
divided ninth part OF the Eat half OF the north
garter of Section 27 Range aud townships Contain.
ing 30 acres more or less beng the same tract or par,
eel of Ia I'd OF which Obediah Barnes died sezed the
said undivided ninth part of said premises will lie sold
subject 10 the dover interest of Mary Barnes widow
Isaiah Barnes, decd set OF in rents and profits said
estate 10 al Sl63 o. Terms made known on
day Of sale. JOHN II, JOHNSON,
Adninistrs,sr of issish BsrAes. deed.
Dec. S0vh ys.-4w.
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'B0rbes' J!

I n this enlightened nineteenth century 1t is
truly astonishing that there many crimes com.
mitted at which humanity shuddcrs Can nothing check
horrible proeeedngsl In despairhe subscrber,urns
from contemplation ofthe bloody record OF crime aud
invites the attention Of
THE BEARDED PUBLIC
to the much more pleasing prospect vstto his
in the basement story of Mr.. J. H. Williams building
south west OF Main and Market streets where he
may found all times ready to perform tonsora op
erations that may he required. -
Septembero 1853
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DROBATE CoURT.-Tnr STATE o

HbhODA Ia CoOh - HE STATE VI
v Quo, BELNoST CorSTY. ss.--Notice is hereby riv
en- that following named Executors Administrators
and Guardians filed their accounts and vouchers
in INV office ior settlement, To wit:
John ~ Wm. Campbell, Ex'rs Of WIN. Campbell dec.
Samr Cunningham, Admir- of Joshua Shshan, decd.
James Faris Admir- nf Thomas Strait, decd.
john Twincman aud Caphas Hart, ESrs OF Mics
Hart. decd.
Thomas Armstrong Admir- Of Michael Titlow. deed.
Sarah ". Tcmp'cton Solomon Bentley, Ex'rs of
William TrmpctOn decd.
John s. Major. Guardian Of VIM s.. Loinmon.
The first 'our above named accounts will lie for hear.
ing and settlement the Ard and the three last the
ith days of February, next. -
DAVID HARRIS.
Janl3, 1854 Probate Judge.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

nESlRABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I
- offer Or sale that very desirable Farm, on winch
now reside, situated ON the Ohio River, to, aud
above the town of
New Martinsville, wetzel County, Va.
Containing One Hundred aud Six Acres; sixty acres or
more which is OF the hest quality Of bottom land, Is
cleared under good fence and cutvation and in good
ordeT the residue well tmbered and nearly all he
cultivated with the pow. On the premises II small
orchard of good grated fruit, comfortable cottage dwell
ling, with good stahling and other ontbuildings. Thc
location is healthy, the river landing in frcnt is among
tho lest in the vicinity, aud in all other respects hs Is
considered of the most desirable small Farms nt
section OF country and will be sold very favorable
terms. EvELINA SPRINGER.
Dec. 81, 1853.
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..,TArE OF OHIO. BELMONT COIN

u TN, SS.-Couu Of Common ricas.-JunS Atr,
ANuEH y: lluUu 4. tLNRK,-l,lhion.
rhr -ti ieWudaut, Iiuob r. tiafk, win take no,ic,
tIst o. tie l3lhdAy al nctcier \. D. 1853 Jnhn AIx
Sndvr, paint,l, hcd HI. ro'rion IN the tourt of Cn,
muu ~ a. ul sNd Cnuuty setting forth that the said
r. tdrk ~ i"suy owing hm the AZ 20 60 win i,
forest fnm thT 2slh day Of March, A. d. lsS that sJ
,"n dlo an owIni on rInmis-oTy uoic ot the said
de lend ants day executed uu the day u Marc, s,p
aud that m" auIIi al The neat te OF said Eoti
ash lndtneni To- the amOan, aor said with Interest a,
Aforesaid, -
The Nad defendant Is required To answer said p,,on
before the fret day OF the neat lurn OF said Cnr,
~ jidgmehl viii ho taken against him. '''
MILLER PENNINGTON.
,u ,,.. c,., Any lor FRA.
Dec. lGlh, 1859
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PRICES GREArLy Rrnrctp

from uua' raios. Y" th'sr. then. ~ rtr,cn or pros
retlvo ne ed we N"uldsHy "put mOir, ~ \nur Io,
els which ca reality y" dunr ny plrrh1sinl Won
wares a, TIE clothing aud u,nIshur tore of
N"N'll BENZ THOMAS.
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nREMIUM GOODS.-The Western W.

DREMlUM GOODS.-The Western Vir-
Il rinia Agricultural Fair. held on Wheeling Island
sent l4h 18th and i6th, awarded to Premiums and
a Dipoma for the following Goods:
Isl For the best and richest broca dress silk.
Cd " Finest French work embroideries.
3D. - " Best and largest variety of dress silks
And Dlploma for the and
led cha!iy party have lots of other
silks plain broesde, chameleon, &C. and
ally rich and dbeautiMl-wheh could not
be presented for want of room aithe Fair.
Also variety Of Mckee and Robertson's make
ofCassimeres, Persian Cloths, Yarns, &C., Of the best
premium auality, to which we invite yonr attention.
Don't the place where the Roods kept
STONE Il THOMAS,
sep3o] Bee 'Hivestors, Maiu Sc, Wheeiiuy.
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READ AND HE CONNINCED,
Jan. n. 1851,

T.. pERklNS, Marietta Ohio, Feb. -, IS5I said
"Your Btlcfs highly priced hy those vino have i, ,c
them In case ut Liver Complaint OF long s!audiu.
pAch hGi resisted me shW ot Screrdl PkysiciQut s
entirely cured ly the use at FIVE luitlcs +" "
&. l., M \kE, Freedom, Portage Co, o. Aprii %
IsJ! raid "rnr German iicts YOU sent me Iatt bayc
nol yet hand. have cen of the article L,r
some time To the great dcirlmcnt ui invaiii- Il snmrI
ciuc muc thought ol aud sought alter in this comm,
uiiy,"
u, NJ HUTCHINSON. NJ. D., Bedford Cuy,,o,,
co., o. August 70, isJ!. said. ''lhc Htlcfs Won shnncl
mcdicnc, aud pm sOmmondinE it To INV paiImt- aI
friends (Which dn for nu nhcr patent med iucI Sn,
will please harvard large supply"
=. FEENCIl, Wooster, o., Nov. ~, IsJ' sail. a.. 1
havcusr somo ihrc'0r four Hotties at llnn ands Dor
mau Bters tor bys cpsa and have derived Great hrnc
IL from hcir use. Nclovc Them To he rood 10, a Ls
Cascs h,rwhith ihet are recommended"
w. NJ. ORR, Wooster, % ,ocloh I'D ,s59 said .,,n,
ask NE ny opinion al the German BIteis have uscJ
lhou 10 dyspepsia aud indilcS m, a, take rra.u,T
IN sa irr that thuk they the very best rcmcd y,
aut for thr anovr comnants'ie IN ace 9rcdcdly IN a
papcs of ~ The proprietary medicines 0ffhsd4y"
t.sMr. ore iS a distinguished yer Of Wooster
Vhcs" iht'rr~ are eNriurLy vE'ErNnLE. Y4cV neyey
ProSirdfo the system, hut ipDisO'afsu il.
For -alrhy
II. ALEXANDER. 81. Clarsville
Geo. &, Brthc'. Flushing.
Wm. DuntNr. luion'Own.
= Grtgr. MnTrt-ioWn,
", ". Wait HtrncsViIlc.
". +. Mites n SON, Snmcrion.
7nd by Dealers ~ Medicines everywhere Oct cs IN
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YsNHE BEES ARE WORKING.-And
4 STONE 81 THOMAS have collected at the sign OF
the BEE.lIIVE, mo. IA Main ST., WhcelingO more
lccaCies iu the shape of SUMMER SILKS DeBAGES
BAREGES, TISSUES, DeLAiNES, SiAWLs, PAR
ASOIS ctc And some OF them the STceiest in style,
as well as the cheapest and just suited 10 the tastes oI
ali who are in want the latest style of Goods at very
i,,,,, ,'ric.a " Juno3 SJ3.
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a DMINisTR lTOR's NOTICE

= p'Ff'' ~ ~ - 'N'D TNI -NO-
tce isherehy given that at the PROBATE CoGr, Co,
Hthror Cluntv, ihc uudgrsipr ed vas anpninted n A
ppiifr ~ Ndminitra or OF tno estate OF phn Spear
..rr' q. Uunt county. ..'t'tsrh,
'.I#.Iu i".'.' iarII r., rre rrIneted e ,nst a.
.."-. ....H..' "." .f.r. H.N uv 'latWs l,atus,
,s.ai, s., uull.,d io ..,eiu E sull.mrut
wthn one year from this date,
jsa,0.--ai.l JOSEPH P. ARicK. Admir-.
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NTANTILLAS AND SlLKS--A few
WI doz beautiful mantilas, made OF beautiful lusred
black silks wAtered do aud fancy eoored do, plain
and emhr trimmed withiSce fringe. Also.
large stock ofthose long suAwLs same make
we have had years which everybody says are the
pretesl and the city Call aud see them at
| sep. stl STONE & THOMAS
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housekeeping by Double Entry.

complete practical of instruction is given in
the art OF keeping scientifically Double Entry Books IN
the different departments OF Trade. Commerce and
Manufactures, comprehendng the hest forms IN use a.
mong the nost eminent establishments engaged mdiVd'
unly or in partnership in business whether prosperous
or adverse in the purchase aud sale OF nercaniise al
whoesale and retail. importing aud exporting on thelI
own account on commission ori joint speculation, ~
Guiding spcUuiations in Stocks, Real Estate, &C. WIN
stcanhoatng, Bank, Insurance. railroad and Books o
! Jout stock and Chartered Associations generally
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.INUNDRY,S MERCANTILE COL
~ LEGE.-Appollo Building, Northwest corner
9Th and Walnut CINCISSAIf, q.
Incornnrntpd 1913.


The attention of the public is respectfully called to
the superior facilities afforded at this Institution for
qualifying individuals in a thorough practical manner3
! Inr the Enmmtinn Room and hnsiness nursuNs.
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Commercial Calculations,

Embrace every variety of computations pertaining To
sucss operstious heug taught according to tho most
introved nethohs-Interest Discount, Equations, III
bitrofigu 0f Elchanpe, &c.
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w ESFWARD, llO!-SfLLtNG OFF To
" tLosE Having disl "sod al NY property IA
'hl' place, ahdlen r'pn"!hN tie conditions uf tho
sal" 10 Vut rwcmlsrs ~ lhu .lOt AITI next 1 wiiI
srl1hl"Ihal iine whatever "i Goods | may have on
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Practical Penmanship.

One hour daily is devoted in teaching a systematic
styIn of business writing, combining freedom WIN
ranee with ease aud rapdy, and perfect iesibility I'LL
LnnI nfc col
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CommercinI ,l Inv and Political Economy.

Dn,ly Lectures arc given these important to les
as connected with the avocati0s ni te hGr odh' -, W.,
o,cntiuus OF commerce and prectc al workings Of ade
inr the subject of Ptrtuers , lrinclLaI an
rent Negotiable Instruments. sales Deuls 1uard, ucs
douestc Exchanges Credit, Profit, Interest, wage IN
ternationa Trade, &c. .,. =, A.. .,,
The can be completed III from o'R"' w :" "''
weeks. =. .rn.a,o
| Exrc,,ses for Stationary, Diplcma &c, 50.
instruction Icing given individually, applicants ca'
onteT at any time. =. :, ,..-,.-- =. -,
| A know ledge OF the ordinary English branches Is al
the requisite preparatory qualifications:
the business acquaintance oi the Principal ohahlc
him tn render assistance to those WISHING 10 poo"" Bill
uatians on graduating. , ... r. r., .,
Good Board be obtained IN the ciiy al from S','
| to $500 per week ,,.c,,.,.
oGt. ~ I-l1 JOHN GUNDRY, Principal.
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~ EW GOODS.-Beautifu and fasbiona-
-. p'e lawns from O. to 25 cts. per yd. Berace De
andeoe on silks from go els. up 10 $3.50 per yd All
May6l No. lGa Main :,roo, . HS1Ghn, I1En,
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C>Aipi.
Excerpts from the Life al! Sayings of
Mrs. Pa,tir gtr.

'ir>. harrington had watched three ,.rartcrs
Of IN hoHr for an Omnibus. and She swan. her
umbrella as one drove up. and tie driver
stopped his horses near where She >ton,i
Now. isaac saws she. feeling in her rc,i-
cnlo Tor copper. away down under the
handkerchief. and snui-hox. AMI kni,;inr
WORK. ans: tlrea,l-caSe. and ncrIIe-hook .he
g0O,i boy. dear. while am cone. and ,lon't
cause constellation among the ncisli.,ars. As
some boys do. and there 5 a cent for Won: ard
be sure YOU don't lay it ont cxtrayacan:!v.
now and be- i;ccr.nl Won don. break the
*In'.ow> ana i any body rings at the door.
he sure ana see who it is before Won opcn If
h'rau>e there is 80 many ,iishone>: rorucs
'"'"f II any ro'poi>cS come begin" give
I'm what was left Of the dinner. Heaven bless
en- ana much COOL may it do EN- and
"hy. bless ne il The omnibus has MT zone
OF. ah'i lett me >'an'n. here in the middle
OF the street. S"h impuslvnce i. without
parable
Her sportac!eS cleaned inli.nantv down
& see. a',cr IL, 'liNarpcarin. 'i',,<. a-,!.
~ 1 y. u.n'. 9n..r hal the mast. '.,,
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TIE GREAT
Spring and Summer Medicine

h: iIA''i.I-l HVjI ( IILNi: JA,'XDIr1
hIi fh>-r'ipo-r :" Sar>,1.irla. Yen,,v
n"r". NIhd"lI'n. !richiv A.h. Wild Clcrv N.n
df''"e HAN %c.. i.D,.i.,.oI =, r. ,r. =.
'''tE' WYE !E''tr. The ci-c: ii tlii> ,celiri, i,
upon ''.t -F>feih : most wonderful They cur,
,,.l, s''.'' a" 'f"i-l T." >H>:e:n Liver Cm.i,t
that main wheel o. :" many .,;.e,>.x
Bile DYSPEPSIA. C">.ive,.r~-. Un,n,rs of.. i,;
age IL: >kIn. Ind .c-.orI. Norvog> Woatne.. o,,'
l'a'"clr Files. -e'.rrl Debility. ana IKE ho.. -,
N..'fd diseases arising from a.ii~or.ere,, ,ton,,n
cI D"d ana impure state Of the blood
D..'I =? CEN '"r pint. and 81 cents for !,
.r"r' h0''". Trr :. nj ~ ~ ....;,..oI "
" n"''-"-' h'i"' 80 lnan =: i,.,t..a ~.ld 49,
't'''! "1'. '.tl..r- N.,,m.,. ."
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THERE has long existed public demand toI AZ
effective Iur,ati.c p which could hc rc.ir! 81. a
>rc ans. perfectly >af, ia is OPERATION This has
been prepared 10 meet that demand Az! an extern
tril 90; it> virtues has 'U~.vclv shown with
what Success il accoinI. >,~ the purpose designed
/; Is '>N /" make 4 physical y4,. ut not c.>y To
maze IL, tc>: @! All u. oic " ,i .,u'..d nave
n'i.c 81 tie U'c,t.oS hut all the a,!y-lt.-,.S o..
every ";hcr. / his has boon at'c:.,.Ci here. and
with what success would respectful, submit To-
T. inhlir decision. Ii Us been unfortunate Tor
tn" patient hitherto tina; almost every ;urgati,c
'ncuinc i acrimonious ana irritating IL t.c tow
Is. hrs i not Naav o: tl,.l 1ro .,. 80 much
grlpinG Pn and r,,>iou IL the system = 20 more
tan corr;cilmiancc the good 10 be derived from
t.''n l.v>c lro,.j.cC 10 irrI' !tril or pam,
unless /; arse from ,r,;io;~'v cNi>;;n- u>;fric-
ton "r arrangement i'll III" bowels Being purely
vegetables. 10 harm ar~" from their use ia any
Quantity: but Il i better that medicine should
W. taken ludicoU>ly Minute directions ior thor
u" II Tie several diseases - which thcv are ar,-
ll..ahIr ~" ei'cn on tho box. Among Tie com
paints winch have been speedily cured by them. VIC
may mention Liver mliaint. in lis various forms
Of 1aun!icc Indigestion. La,guor and Loss of Ar-
pc;ii". '-ilr>>>S, lIrabii.;,. Bilious Headache.
i.lon' Fever. f,v,r and ArIc. Fam in the SIDE
and i.o> for. in trI;h. MI th,>c are hut the con
>"l'i"'ic" of diseased action in the liver * IN
a"rent. they afford prompt and size relic: in Cos
t.F'n'>~. Files. Collie. D,~,,.,rv. Ii,.n.~>, S.rot
irc'> and impuri;y of the blood: in short. ar.v
and every case where purrltivc i r,..,.irrI
They have also produced some >i:ir,,la.lv src-
cr>>! .urc> N Rheumatism. Go'.t. Droj>y. Gravel.
Iy~rla>. Palp;ta;on of the Heart. Pms IN The
=. Nt"ial'h. nd >lc. The, >hou'5 :...,v
'ak"n i, I'll" SPIN, 70: the year. ',i
and prepare The system for t,,,
IN occasional dose stimulates :, i
bowels into healthy actier and rest
TIE and ,l-or lh,y purify tie blood. ed, rr
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure Of
COCGuS. COLDS, WOiRSCyrSS
BRONCHITIS. WH0OPING-gOUCW.
CROCP. ASTHMA. AND
CONSUMPTION,

his remedy has won for itself s,cl, ,.o,or;c,v
rom MS cures OF every variety of pulmonary disease
IN f" y ei'lFc!v unnecessary 10 Recount y, ,,;
"ehCeS "i It's virtues in any coIn!ui.l,it, hcr =,
mas been employed So wide is TIN, field of H. -
.,'iieSS' ana so numerous the cases Of It's c.,r.s
mat almost every section Of the cou,,,r.. .,,,,,
IN persons publicly known. WHO have been rc>,lrcd
rom alarming and desperate diseases of ~"
i"ngS by Its use When once trich or;... .,.o
over every other medicine of it. kind is too nnar
Siit 10 escape observation, and where it> v;r,. w.
kho"n the public no longer hesitate wl,t ,nt;antc
10 employ tor the distressing and dangerous ,.rc
tons of the pulmonary organs wh;,.h ,r ;,, a,"r
10 our climate. And not only in formidable ~
r upon inc lungs but for the midcr varieties
OF COLDS, CorGHs. HoAK>ENEss. lyc ,nd tos
h!LDREN 1t Is the pleasantcst and safest medicine
that can be obtained '' ''' "i''ie
=, AS It has lorg been in constant usc tbror,,o,.
tis section We need do more than assure ths
people It's quality kept up 10 the best thar i cro.
ADS oeef'' ana that the genuine article is solG ~
II
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What queer place this Boston is said
Mrs. Darlington, when she first came here
from the country Il was walking along the
street inst now. and saw on SIGN Hair
Dressing Something Ike cuaNo. gucSs,
Tor the hair. SAID to myself Il declare. I'm
good mind to look at some 50 went in
and asked ad'ar. pretty younr man, smelling
As sweet as catnip, TO let ne look at some Of
h!> hnn'-manure-I wanted TO be as polite as
possible. Gracious, how he stared at me. Just
~ if ;! been TIottentot. or Wild AraI
mean your hair-d,t>u a. SAID l.
oh all yes, SAID he Sc, down in the
big char. mem scratch. perhaps NON,
Scratch said I, completely lnmboundcd !:
YOU saucy fellow, can do all my own
scratching, and some of vourn. too. if you say
that again scratch. indeed and | went
wight down the stairs
She never before had limited that She stood
in need Of any hair tonic though every body
knew That She had worn WIG for twenty
wears.
+ ;hc steamer >iyniGcl >ir:' asked Mrs
harrington at the telegraph station.
Yes m. replied the clerk who was bu>ilv
engaged turning over the leaves OF his ,lav-
book
Can You tell ne. continued she. if the
Iurcns cncroachmcnt has taken place Vet -
Some say she is ,rcroac!inr all the time. '
sal Ike clerk. looking pleasantly at the old
lady. and evidently pleased with his own
>.naytnrss.
That Is at possible responded the vcnc-
rahir dame hrt.' said She 20 herself, how
could h. lie expected TO know about such
things: ana vet there : no reason WHY he
should Mt for all The bars TO science. 'no.amr
and them tlno< is let down now-a -,lavS. and
Na'ur is shown al un,lrc<Sc,l. Ike a prppct
Sow. siNVrnrc a sight
''"oI morning. sir sad She. As lie bowed
her c'i': and as She passed down the stairs.
"raspIn@ the manifold subjects Of tie tclc-
cr1,h. queen. and facilities in science. became
o,.,iol.> in .o-..
Il j ali Very true, Mr. Kni,hrlbotro,a.'
sad Mrs. Darlington. as she read in the
knckcrHockcr something con .cr:,in., l.rc,itv
aad simplicity Of expression: it : true. as
yon say! and how many mistakes there ,!or>
happen when folks don't understand each
other. Why. last SHmmc~ told a ,,rc>>.ma-
krr to make ne lonr y,i,r to wear. and
would Won believe it. She came and >.a;d a
fortnight with me: Since then We made il
a pint always 20 speak i,i>t what I say.
lIrr mouth grew to a decided puckcr at The
cnd Of the sentence. and the <nut'hox Wa
tapped cncr-ctirallv. as if,lc fortnight .un
rciHi,cl 'rcalcnI batter was lying heavy on
hey m"m0rv
Ri"T IN HE""KLY> AND NIv YORK;
There has been a create atholic riot in Brook
lyn. which extended at last over into the cit
OF New ork, on the occasion Of a rathcr-
ing Of the citizens to listen to an anti -Ca.ho
he street preacher When tie mult;,utl,
fired upon by the Irish Catholics. two lciur
Killed. and MAN. mn,c seriously WOUNDED be
fore the m,irlcrou> rioters could he jucl!c,
Is The police. Here is tool iorthr native y
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