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IIVER COMPLAINT,

Chronic or Ner-
vOus Debility Disease OF the Kidneys.
And all diseases arising from a disordered Liver or
stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles,
Fuiiness or Blood to the Heart Acidity of the
Stomach, Nausea, Heart Burn, Disgust Tor Food,
FulIness or Weight III the Stomach, Sour Erucia-
tions, Sinking or Fluttcring at the pit of the
stomach. swimming OF the Head, Hurried and
ing or Suf1caIing Sensation when in a lying
posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots OF Webs before
REGENCY Of Prespiration. YeIfowness of the Skin
and Eyes. Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
&c, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, constant Imagimings- of Evil. ard Great
Depression of Spirits. can be effectually cured by
using.
DR.. HOohand'S Celebrated German Bitters.
BY DIR. NJ. JACKSON. at the Ger.
L man Medicine Stoe, 1870 Arch st. Philadelphia
Their power over the above diseases is not excelled,
if equailed, by any other preparation in the U. States
as the cures attest, in many cases after sklliful
physicians had failed.
rTLese Bitter are worthy the attention of invalids.
Possessing great virtues in the reetifcation Of dis
eases of the Liver aud lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powers in weakness aud affections
of the digestive organs, they are withal safe, GER
tain aud pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
f. b. PERKINS, Marietta, Ohio, Eel: le, 1851. said
Your Bit1ers are highly prlzedby nose VINO nave
standing, which had resisted The skill of several
bottles" {. L. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage co o..
April 90, 1859, said The German Filters you sent
me last have NOT yet come to hand. 1 have been out
Of the Article for some Tune, to the great detriment
of invalids. IL is a medicine much thought of and
sought after in this community
BIN. HUTcHISso M. D., Bedford, Cuyahoga CO.,
@. .ugust %, 1852, said " The Buffers you ship
ped me in Ma, last are all gOnc--1 think it a
good medicine, and I am recommending it to my
patients and friends, (Which do for no other pat
emi medicine.)-You will please forward a large
supply"
=. Ihaye used some three or four hotties of Hooh.
and's German Bitters Tor Dyspepsia, and derived
great bene fit from their use. believe them to
be good for all diseases for which they are recon-
mended."
Mn, ORR, Wooster, o., October 2. 1859, said
-t.You ask me my opinion of the German Bit
tiers. | have used them for Dyspepsia and indi-
~gestion. and take pleasure in stating that l think
they are the very best remedy extant for the above
complaints-they are decidedly in advance OF all
the proprietary medicines ofthe day"
*Mr. 0RR is a distinguished lawyer OF wooster
These Bitters are entirely vegetable. They never
PROSTATE the system, but invigorate II.
For Sale by X. H. CHUBB & CO., Ashland, and
by Druggists and dealers in medicines every where.
Ashland Feb l.-n31 ly.
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Hleoi1ines.
GOOD MEDICINES.

I S a pleasant Mixture. compounded in agree
Il ment with the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeu-
tic agents, long known and celebrated for their
peculiar efficacy in curing DIARRHGA, and SINH
lar affections of the system. In its action, it
ALLAys NAUSEA and PRODUCES a healthy condition
of the LIVER. thus removin the cause at the same
time it cures the disease.
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SILK BONNEYS.

ssT axes 'em all dOwn.' Can sell new style
Gimp Bonnets for % cents. Every body that
comes to Wooster, comes to our Store and sees
the show of prices and styles. We wont
charge you anything to look. Country Mer-
chants supplied with their whole stocks at low
prices and fair terms, at our store al the Old
Stand East of the American Hotel
M. ALLISON.
Nav Sd. 1854. u5Otf
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In all departments OF our stock you will find
the above statement. of prices corresponding.
All we ask is n look before you buy. The price
Of our Goods is a sure thing for your money. In
ladies' Dress Goods we are all feed. Lawns,
Berges, Plain Black, Striped, Barred and
Changeable Silks ut all prices. Our stock Of
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TIME subscriber again appears before you,
giving you fair notice OF the arrival of a
larger stock of
GOODS 8
Than he has ever offered u the fair Sons and
daughters ofold Wayne and surrounding Coun-
ties. Owing t" our being in the Eastern Mar
kets when most kinds of Goods experienced a
material
DECLINE IN PRICES!
We were enabled to buy our goods at such
Low Prices that we defy any competition in
the wayof Cheap Goods for Cash ouI stock is
comprised of everything in the Dry Goods ana
notion line also, an assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys. Also, the leading articles
of GROCERIES, such as Coffee, Sugar, Tea,
Tobacco, &c. In ali these departments we can
show you Goods. AS for prices we can beat the
World; and in saying this we do not wish to be
considered as hragging, but telling you plain
mIrtcr- of fuvt- iovh ot sorao~of--uT prices
we can show Won
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NOTICE.

Thomas E. IasIUI,
VS..
j. G a. Bull,
At my instance an order OF attachment was Is
n sued on The Cd day of October 1854, by John
Taylor, a Justice of the Peace of Hanover town.
shi /, Ashland county, for the sum of $3.50 and
costs, against the property and effects of ia. a.
Bull. a non resident of said county Causing b. f.
Whitney to be garnished in said proceeding
THOMAS E.. T
Oct. 18th, 1851. 3w2I+
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Stab,er,s CHERRY Expectorapt

Stabler's Anndyne Cherry ExpectOrant
Is confidently recommended to inyalids, as uEsU-
RPAssED by any known preparation, for the cure
of CORgkss HoarSeness, and other forms of Common
Colds; BRONHITIS, ASTHMA, ROUP, ONSUMP-
TlON in an early stage, and for the Relief of the
aese.
1t combines in a scientific manner, remedies of
long esteemed value, with others of more recent
discovery; and besides its soothing and tonic quail
ties, acts thro' the skin, gently and with great ef-
fcacy, for the cure of this class o fdiseases.
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LATEST SUMMER STYLES!
M IS. PILGRIM & co., would respectfully
lNl inform the Ladies OF Ashland, and vicin-
rity, that they still continue the
Millinery and Dress Making Business,
at their old stand, one door east ofthes Times
printing o flee, and having just received the
LATEST SUMMER STYLES, and from their
long experience in the business, feel fully con-
fdent of giving entire satisfaction to all who
may favor them with their patronage.
Ashla nd, July 8, 1854. n6tf
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DISCOVERED AT LAST
A Myssrr! Explained.
i Revolution is Certain, Victory l. Ours.
ID a An q kGS1

= Revolution is Certain, Victory l. Ours.
DR.. A. l.. ADAMS
NEW THEORY OF ISEAS is awakening the
~ inquiry in the minds If all who read it: How
it 81 that Americans have heen so long and SO
slavishiy immured in darkness and ignorance on the
subject ofdisedse.
DIR. A. L.. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM.
THE GREAT PANAcEA OF DISEASE
is offered to the afflicted OF the States and Terri
rUrtr- IL~AE Complaints all
Lung Fever. I~iropsical Affections, Consumption.
BELOW Complaints DiaTThea, Dyscntery, kheuma-
tism, Bleeding plies Blind Piles, scrofuia, Sait
Costiveness. Indigestion, Instructed Menstrual.
ton, sc.
DR.. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the
wrec and test for the last fifteen years., and has
proved TO the most skeptical. beyond a shadow OF a
doubt, that tits
The only Reliable Medicine Ever Discovered
tbeing purely all vegetable for the permanent cure
of the above diseases. The most skeptical have be-
come its most sanguine vOtaries, and pronounced
the Liver Balsam to be the
ONLY Reliable Harbingcr Of Health to the
AFFLICTED,
Testimonials come up from every track it has
made. swollen with expressions Of gratitude, for
the relief received by its use. And in subm lifting
this, the Liver Ralsam Is recommended 10 althose
suffering under the
IRON GrASP ofthe MOSR HEDEGEtSE
and at once procure one bottle of DR.. A L. Adams
Liver Balsam.
found by maKing application to the A gent where the
BaIsam is sold. giving a tull epitOme of the cause
and cure of all diseases; containing, also certiti-
Gates from those VIII have tested its unparalleled
asceHdancy over the diseased to which we are all
subject. Sold ny r. h. CHUBB, d Co., Ashland
John MoCrorey, West Windsor; Sturges g. Biglow
Mansfield; j. p. Stamets Rowsburg; j.. H.
Baumgaided& Co., Wooster
G, L. SCOTT, General Agent, No. g. Randolph
Street Cliaago, Illinois.
February /, 1e54.-n31 ly.
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educational.
ToISoM,s
COLLEGE.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
INCORPORATED MAY 9, 1854.


E.G. FOLSOM, B.. Principal, Teacher of Practi-
cal and Ornamental Penmanship.
4. r. Superintendent. Prof. of the
Theory and Practice of Book Keeping and Lee
turer ON Mercantile Custonis, General Laws of
Trade. Accounts. &c.
WI. HOLSTER, Assistant in Book Keeping De
partment.
GEO. WILEY, THOS. H. "A and D.. B. PREMLA.
of the Cleveland Bar, Lecturers ON Mercantile
Law.
Kew. K. H. NEVIN and J. G.. VAUGHN. ESQ,
lie ;turers on Political Economy.
r. F. HUMISTON. Lecturer OH the History OF Com
meroe and the Art of Computation.
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COFFINS.

A LANsoN wALKER announces to the public
n that he is now prepared to make Collins on
the shortest notice, at prices much less than they
are made at any other shop Ashland. He eau be
found at Kricchbaum's old shop, Sd ST., Ashlandae
NAY 7th, 1854. S2tt
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BARRIERS LINE OF HACKS,

LEAVE ASH
nE3s land for New
NLgWPTXL London daily
NE2Q Or M A M oon.
~nection wnh the cars on the Cleveland Column
bus and Cincinnati Rail Road.
Returning, leave New London after the ar
rival of the trains.
Leave Ashland for Mansfield on Mondays,
W. tuesdays and Fridays, at IT O'Clock, P NJ.
Leave Ashland for Wooster on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at 5 O'Clock P NJ.
Sept ember, 1891 istf
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SCFTHEREAN ILEUSTRAL.
Or Great Western Hair Restorative

T f~promotes the growth. ~softens, makes per-
manent, and restless the natural color OF
the hair. 1t gives heaithto the skin and to the
glands which form the hair removes all
Scurf, Dandruf, Ernptions aud FeverIsh Heat
from the scalp. 1t fastens hair preyentsbaids
ne 8, aAd even causes a full growt.. where the
hair has fallen off. Itcontains no c6iorIng mat
ter, but cfec cts its wonderful changes in the
condition OF the hair, by giving health to
the skin OF the head, and glands which form.
the hair.
Price 90 cts. per bottle. A liberal deduc-
ton made to Wholesale purchasers. Address J..
HIGHWARDEN, Ashland, Ashland county,
Ohio.
January. 18th, 1853 san
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

rs. In ASHLAND cOmmoH PLEAS.
Samuel Rutan.
PURSUANT to the OF an orofrot
sale issued IN the above case from the
Court of Common Pleas of said Ashland Coun-
ty. to me directed, | will expose to public sale
AT the door of the Court House in said county,
on
Monday, the 9th dayof NoUen6er,
A. d. 1885,, Between the hours of 10 O'clock, N.
and four O'Clock, p. M, of said day, the follow
ing described real estate to wit.-being LOT
nlmber twenty. four in south Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio. Terms of sale Cash:
j.. D. JONEs, Sheriff.
Oct. 4th, 1884. lest pr $3.50
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MANSEEELD'S
ID ATENT

CLOVER HULLING & CLEANING MACHINE!
w AS awarded the First Premium at the
w Worlds Fair, in New York, in 1888
Also at the Ohio State Fairs. tor three success
i've years; and at all other plfces, whenever
exhibited. Warranted to hull and clean from 20
to 40 bushels per day, or from , to 3 bushels pei
hour and with a new improvement, (now be-
ing Patented) TO be attached to the Machines
made in 1894, they will hull and clean one fourth
moro in the same time.
For sale by M. H. MANSFIELD,
Sole Manufacturer, Ashland, Ohio.
June Ia, 1854. n3tt.
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N. B.. Prosecutions will be promptly com
menced for any Infringement oil the rights of
he Pattentee. NJ. h.. M.
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CITIZENS OF OHIO
AWAKE TO YOUR INTERESTS!

Juue 4. 1854. nstr
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VISITING COMMITTEE

TERMS.
For the Mercantile Course, TINE unlimited $40 90
The same Course for / adies ....-- 25 co
Twenty Lessons in Practical Penmanship
, 1854-08-05

- D. M McCOh M IL NJ
Has Just received BY the above named vessel direct
from New York one Of the largest and best
selected stocks Of miscellaneous
Oan1a na,Sn aza n ~, ,,v,,r,,Sn-r.
BOOKS AND STATAoH8AE9
Ever brought To this Territory and having purchased
them in New York he i enabled 10 sell them at prices
fully thirty per cent less than San Francisco rates
SCHOOL BOOKs.-Sanders' drst book in reading ;
do second do do do third do do do fourth do do ;
do fifth do do do pictorial primary prmcr do spel.
ling book The above series Of school readers are used
in all the principal schools in Oregon and are decided
" superior 10 any other extant Websters eleeuta,
~ spelling book.
ARITHlETICs.-Thomp primary arithmetic /;
do mental do; do practical DO; do higher do.
TIONARIES.-Websteris unabridged do octa-
vo edition do university do do high school do do
primary do do pocket do.
SCIENTIFIC WORKS.-C Comstoek's philosophy /;
do chemistry; do botany; do mineraogy; DO physol.
oRy; do geology; do Zoology; Dicks complete works,
vols; Ores dictionary OF arts and science.
GRAMMARs.-Kirkhsm's Smiths Greene's /;
Browns Bullion's Ollendorfs Spanish, with kew !;
mar; 40 Latin DO.
IS SCHOOL ROOM sTATIoNERY.-slates. all sizes
and hest quality; slate pencils and hoIders: copy
books plaln or with copies; reward of merit cards
, 1854-08-05

Gov. OF NEBRAsKA.-Wc learn (say
the Harrisburg Pa, Herald, that o. Bar
rett, Esq, of the Harrisburg KeystOne, has
been appointed by President Pierce, Gov
ernor Of the territory of Nebraska.
, 1854-08-05
New Goods.

SECOND STREET, PosT OFFICE BUILDING.
TUsT received and now opening general assert,
y ment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
ing, &C., &C.,
Such as Frock, Dress, Sack, Prince Albert,
Business and Over Coats.
Doe skin, Fancy, Cashmere, Satinet and mole.
skin Pants
Black Satin, Cashmere and Fancy Vests,
Hats, Ladies' and Gentlemens Boots, Shoes, Cal.
terS, Slippers and Childrens Shoes of all kinds
good assortment Of white coloIed, calico, hicko.
ry check and under Shirts at prices to suit the
times.
Also-Crape and Merino ShaWls Ribbons BOnnets
Lace, Gloves, Hosiery Perfumery, Fresh ground Corn
Meal, Dried Apples, Rice, Sugar Coffee Tea Candles
Tobacco and Soap. %
All Of which will be sold very low.
W. NJ. RUTLEDGE.
Olympia, June o,-'54. II.
, 1854-08-05
GEORGE L. STORY,
DeANlSOk'S BUILDING, FRONT SIREEI,

vWlAILAl1l1s OllAluNI On
OFFER AT WHOLESALE AID RETAIL tAaa
~ lowing artleles; III 1890 llli
, 1854-08-05

A PRESENT TO TIE ExrERoR or JAPAN.
I'VE learn that Donald Mickey. Esq., the
well known ship builder at East Boston. b
about to construct q beaptthni yacht Of
ninety tons, which he intends e present
to the Emperor Of Japan.
, 1854-08-05

= n AV0Eh OF LIbEKI I
But not an enemy to properly constituted aH
thority.
, 1854-08-05
R1gDlQ1Da4es

DRUGS AND mi
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The Eastern Survey.

The Beaufort Elalcyon of the 25,L ult, con-
rtns the Interesting and able Report of Major
Gwynn on the survey Tor the extension of the
North Carolina Railroad To. Beaufort. We have
room this week only for blei notice. The sur.
vrv appears To have been conducted with desire
10 reconcile all the conflicting interests Connected
with The terminus at The IIarbur, and the recon-.
mendauns in The report seem 10 have that end IN
Jew. The following paragraph gives The dis
lance OF the lines surveyed, and the IS ina les OF
III" cost for building and cqupping the Road.
The length OF the line as surveyed from Colds
borough 10 GIIlanl's Point is 90 miles to Beau.
fort 90 miles; t" Lrnnuxville los. SO miles !; 10
Shcpards Point 95. "a miles and The of these
respective lines 81 ,657 800 81 ,6l3 600, 81 =
7j4,Ol7 and ST goa, lis"
To concentrate the capital, and to invite the en-.
erges of the greatest number of those personally
interested in the terminus, the report advises a
terminus that will embrace all poinIs-that is, a
Road 20 the town of Beaufort and also to Sh"p-
ards Point, with lateral branches from these
tiaes to- places on the Ilarbor VI biz h they do not
teach; thus in eff; CT, making the " hole IIarbor
thc terminus, and every point Il terminated point.
II no; thought advisable to complete the whole
circle the outset, the report recommends that the
If circle, or the branch 10 Beaufort be first
constructed.
Mi. e. reports the distances Of deep water
from the main land 10 DE as follows: al Shepard :
P"ln; ) 200 feet at the town of BEAUFORT 6,270
irrt, Al GalIant's Point 5,Gl0 feet.
HtHSbOrO' Recorder.
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LIVE CoMPLAISr.-This dangerous and often fatal
disease had long bafed the skill of the most eminent
physicians, when the discovery of DIR. MLane's Liver
Pills solved the difficulty, and presented to the World
THE GREAT SHECIFIC for that complicated malady,
which attained such widely spead celebrity for its
certainty of This successful remedy was tie
result of many years study, in which the symptoms
narrowly observed, and thus described by
the Doctor himself
ssSYNProMs OF A DISEASED LIvER.-Pain in the right
sde and sometimes in the left under the edge of the
ribsthe patient being rarely able TO lie the left
pain sometimes under the shoulderbade, frequently
extending to the top of the shoulder-oten mistakes
for rheumatism in the ARM sickness of stomach, and
loss of appetite; bowels mostly costive. but some
times alternate with lax dull, heavy sensation in the
back part of the head loss of memory, with uneasi
ness of having neglected something; sometimes dry
cough WEAKNESS and debility; nervous rritability,
feet cold burning, and prickly sensation of skin
low spirits, lasstude, with dsnclinaton TO exercise,
although satisfied it would be beneficial In fact, pa
tent distrusts every remedy.
Have you any, all of these symptoms 2 If so, you
will find certain remedy in DR.. NJ Lanes Pills
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. NJ LANE's
Celebrated Liver Pills, and take else. There
other Pills, purporting to be Liver Pills, be-
fore the public. DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pills, also his
celebrated Vermifuge, be had at all
BILE Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-15

Mi Cen. Wool. Senator. Weller and bis ac-
,ompiIshed lady, with party of friends, met With
On accident lately in California, which had very
ueeHv proved fatal to all. They had been on
aleesure and business tour 10 the northern boun-
dary of the State, when 1t occurred. One OF the
party thus writes: u
ana, taken fresh horses, and we were descending
mountain over a very dangerous road. portion
Of WHICH skirtcd The very brink Of Precipice, but
wa we're hardly a mile and halt from Nevada.
when the driver, mislaking large stump for a
shadow, Ghe moon being very bright drove heed
Iessly forward and sridng the obstacle, broke the
noIe nf our coach Immediately the horses be-
gan running at terrible rate the driver losing al
Control We braced ourselves as we'll as we could
mon.eutary anticipating the shock of an upset,
as soon the vehicle should strike full against one
of Inc many stumps which lay in our course. One
gentleman jumped from the stage, and was hur
severely the rest OF US sat as firmly possible
altering not word, but awaiting breathlessly the
catastrophe which we felt must ensuc. On We
w.nt, hurryin5 toward frigh:ful precpce, which
some of The party knew was but few rods IN ad
vance OF us, when, providenta!ly, the horses
swPryed suddenly from the road, and dashed into
The woods. The few minutes running time
seemed weeks TO US, but at length two immense
s.umps presented themselves the hrst was Sr9Zed
sufficiently to tilt The vehicle upon the other, where
It became wedgod, whilst the horses, disengaged
dashed headiong forward. There we were fix"d;
the windows of the stage about q foot from The
ground, and firmly braced agnins, eact
other that the shock OF stoppage had been scarce
" felt. Gen. Wool scrambled out of the window
first, aud we followed as speedily as possible
The poor driver had been thrown twenty feet ant
lay speeches., his collar bone broken. We aP
pretended some of the insiders must be seve
rely hart, but happily all escaped with few scratch
-, only The gentleman Who had jumped on
and s. ho was found senseless Oh the road some dis
lan:c back"
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OASATE AIR N.

Died at his residence in this county, on th- 9th
inst, Mr.. JACKSON EZZELL, in the 4Oth year
OF his age.
The deceased was n gentleman Of modest, vet
eminent merit As Citizen and neighbour, hus-
band and parent, he greatly endeared himself 10
all who occupied The relative positions indicated.
In many respects his place can never be filled.
As 4 christian he was jealous, lervent and extern
STely known for his liberal heneiicence and char.
ny. OF him it may be uuhfully said, he has
done whit he could. He was a man OF faith and
prayer. HIS life was uniformly consistent with
ms profession.
AS an officer of the Church he was digen,,
active and efficient. Although prompt aud decid.
ed when duty called, he was disposed to quench
the flame oil STRIFE and dlscord before il grew into
a general conhagration. He was friend to TEN.
perance and lover OF peace and order.
Soon after the fever seized his system he was
confident ii would prove his final sickness. To
his pastor who said he hoped that kind Provi-
dence would ProIong his days and spare him many
years, he replied that he felt he would never re-
cover, and he had set his house in order, that by
divine grace he was prepared and willing to die
lie had no desire TO live longer except TO advance
the Kingdom of the ReGeemer by being useful TO
his family and feIlow-travellers to a boundIess
eternity. Bot the Saviour needed him no more
on earth. He was wanted above and God took
nm. To HIM death was only the gate OF endless
Joy. He is now participating in The scenes OF
purity, glory ard bliss which, as revealed through
NE telescope of faith, constitute the panorama Of
Celestial felicity.
May the same omnpotent hand that turned
away the captivity OF Job, when he prayed for his
'tendS' afford abundant consolation TO the desolate
'uo" and also raise up warm and faithful friends
INC tender orphans, some of whom are too
'"'"s 70 be sensible of their IrreparabIe loss.
fCoHM.