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March 30, 1888. sly
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ol ~ Il VI SOO IL SARol1lN n.
LANCASTER DrsrRIcT
Ex Partc, Petition for sale of
Minor Clinton Excc't House and lot, Land
of Abram Perry de- and Negroes estate
ceased. } of A. Perry decd.
1t is ordered that the children Of the bro
theirs and sisters of Abram Perry, deed. late
of Lancaster District, s. G., that were living
at the death of Margaret Perry, widow of the
late Abram Perry, (Which was June 3Oth,
lS5lO do establish their rights before the
Commissioner in Equity, for Lancaster Dist,
;. e., on or before the lsi day of March.
1854, and that the Commissioner do report
thereon at the next Court of Equity for said
Dist, Wv hich will be June Goth I854.)
The above order was made in above case.
by the Court, at June Term, 1853, and the
persons to whom the same refers and applies
are notified to comply with the requisitions
therein set forth, failure to make known
and establish the relationship aforesaid will
cause the estate of the TcStator, (Abram
PerryO to be distributed between those who
do establih such relationship and operate n
abar to those who do not.
JAMES II. I.WlTHERSPOON,
Commissioner in Equity,
Lancaster Dist. S. c.
Lancaster c. H., S. c., Nov. 3, 1853. Al an
sS The following papers will copy 3
months and forward their bills with n num-
h"r "f tho paper; they rre also requested TO
notice the same edttorially: The Common
wealth, Frankfort, Ky; The Register, Raj
GG,gh n; e.; Advertiser, Montgomery, Ala.
Recorder, MiIlcdgevilc, Ga; Flag of the
Union, Jackson Miss. Union, Nashville
Tenn. Union, Washington city.
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CATAw BA HOUSE,
AFFLICTED, READ!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE,

MEDlCAL HUUSE,
Established Is years ago. by DR.. Kinkikn,
~ w. Corner Of hird and Union
Streets, befTeen Spruce and
Pine SIS. PhrIada.
ElGHTEEN years of extensive and unin-
A. terupted practice in this city, have rem
dered Dr. X. the most expert and successful
practitioner, far and near, in the treatment of
all diseases of II private nature. Persons af-
tiictod with Ulcers upon the body, throat or
legs, pains in the head or bones, mcrcurial
rheumatism, structures, gravel, diseases aris-
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the blood, whereby the constitution has be-
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lie who places himself under the care of
DIR. h, may rcligiously contidc in his honor
MS gentleman, ana confidently rely upon
his skill IS physician.
Take Particular Notice.
Young mon who have injured themselves
by certain practice INDUCED INA habit fire.
quently learned from evil companions or NJ
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even when asleep, and destroy both mird and
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and constitutional debility. loss Of mnscu-
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prostration, irratabiity and all nervous afiec-
tions, indigestion, sluggishness of the liver,
and every disease in any way connected with
the disorder OF the provocative functions
cured and full vigor restored.
YOUTH & MANHOOD.
VIGOROUS LIFE OR A PREMATURE
DEATH.
Kinkeiin on Self f-Preserration--onlv 25 cents
TliIS BOOK, JUST PUBLISHED, is
Il filled with useful information, on
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or prolonged indiscrctions--to all who feel
the exhaustive effects of baneful habits-to
all who in addition to declining physical en-
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@ A remittance Of 20 cents, enclosed
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NV. corner of Sd and Union Street, be
tween Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, ma,
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He who places himself under the care of
DIR. X. may religiously confde in his honor
2: gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill as physician.
Persons at distance may address Dirk,
by letter, (prepaid) end be cured at home.
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$25 REWARD.

meeting of the Merchants Association
of Lancaster, held on the Ith Nov, 1863, it
was unanimously resolved that reward of
$25 be offered for the apprehension and proof
o conviction of any transient Hawker, or
Pedlar, who may be convicted of Illegally
exposing to sale, or selling any article Of
merchandise within Lancaster District In
accordance with said Resolution, notice is
hereby given that the above REWARD OF
$25 will be promptly paid to any individual
prosecuting to conviction anv person who
may illegally expose to sale, any goods,
wares or merchandise within Lancaster Dis
trct. A. C.. DUNLAP. Cb'mn.
}. n. Ill 'SSELTINE, Seey. 4l-3m
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South Carolina.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Ia The Common Pleas.
Margaret J. Stewart Admx. } Declaration in
vs.. Foreign
Jonathan j.. Johnson. Attachment
a: }. Cauthan q J. +. j. Declaration in
Beckham, Ex'r& Exr'x FOREIGN
VS.. Attachment.
Jonathan ID. Johnson.
Tne Ex'r g. Ex'rx of Declaration in
- Beckham, deed. Foreign
vs.. Attachment.
Jonathan d. Johnson
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has purchased the Steam
Il Mill formerly owned by Hammonds,
Balys g. &C., and gives notice that he is
prepared to supply lumber on the same
terms TO those who may favor him with
bills.
Captain Casthcn who was in the employ
of the former on ners, and aways gave such
universal satisfaction is retained by the un-
dersigned.
The Mill is situated six miles below Lam
caster village.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NEiI.OW CITIZENS! The notes and
II accounts of Billings g. Bolk are in nv
hands Tor collection. After the 10th day OF
March next, will be constrained reiuctGnllv
TO put in suit, every debt TO the amount Of
OF cents and over, which may be still unpaid.
IL Is not to be implied from this notice, that
no one will be sued before that time, by no
means MOORE.
Dec. II, 1853 49,,
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M o O A II TIE n g. Co.
(sUccEssoRs TO MccARrER a. ALLEN,)
WHOLES SALE
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.

J. Bryan, Jr. . =
.W a complete assortment Of Law,
Medical, School and Miscellaneous Books.
together with Blank Books, Paper and Sta
uonery, Of every description, kept constant.
" on hand, aud offered 1t the lowest prices.
Feb 70 1855. Iypd.
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Notice,

LII persons indebted to Mcssrs Phillip T.
Il Hammond & Bailys, will find the Books
Of Accounts in my hands for collection.
JOHN @. SECREST.
Dec. 9th, 1853. Att
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DUFT's MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
g8 Taa Hox Pittsburgh. Penn;n. e [

ESTABLISHED in is4O--Ipcorporatedb by the LeeIs.
lature Of Penna, with perpetual charter. =, i,
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ences NN7tth tiseH 2"
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-FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly EMPLOYED IN the
Bookkeeping Department. - Z II
Duhs System Of Book keeping is tansht bv the sathor
upon bis new invented Blank Beoks--eavested for nae
ent June o, 1854. BY OF this important invention
IN about halt the usual time of study the real practics
Of Bookkeeping Is impaired to degree Of peree,ion
never before attained in lhe United States.
His training for business comprehends upwards OF 4OO
real business transactions 200 commercial
A thorough course Of business PEsmAKsHlP' Il1-T
Daily Lectures on OoNMERGiAL Law and Commercial
Sciences the theory Of profits the art Of making mon
ey, &c. s..f.t ..s...
Duf's Bookkeeping Harper's Edition price Al so
postage q cents ihe most perfect and comprehensv,
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Dua's Steamboat Book keeping price 81, postage
cents, perfect system for such Bookaapd accounts
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= ~ &A&NH4 HNe
Aaan waa = farmer while JET in Paradise,
ed aaev bis faIl, commanded 70 suFz his bread
b ths sweat Of bis brow.
job. the kOaest. upright and patient, was, q
frner. and hia endurance has passed into 8
pFeseFh ~ ra.aa
susOentss wns farmer. and yet welded 70
his ealing the glory Of bis immortal philOso-
pay. ~ e
s. Lake vas farmer. and divides wih
Ps0nsthap the honor Of sabiecting the or for
he use Of man. N3t 40 fsN
Cneinnatus vas farmer. and the nOblest
Roman Of them ell. -
Buns was farmer. and the Muse found him
e the plOw. and filed his soul with poetry.
Washington was farmer. and retired from
shs highest earthly station to enjoy the quiet
or raral life, and present to the world specta.
eie ofhuman greatness. asaa a..e
To-theae may be added host Of others who
aoaght peace and repOse in the cultivation Of
their mother earth; the enthusiastic Lafayette,
the steadfast Pickering, the scholastic Jefferson,
Vie fsEy Randolph, all found an EldOradO Of
consolation from lifs's cares and troubles, 10 the
green and verdant lawns that surrounded their
homesteads.
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Execution Of Michael Jennings at New
.nTE#A Haven G HaH
Correspondence Of The n. Y, Tribune.

=
SNEw HAVEN, Tuesday. July II. '64.
Michael jennings. who murdered Mrs. Brad.
ley, at North Haven, one year ago, to day suf-
fsrsd the full penalty Of the Law. The hour
appoint cd for his execution was between 10
and II o'clock, A. NJ. Early in the morning
Alargs number assembled about the jail, which
was continually increased until 10 o'clock.
The New Haven oravs, Capt. Jones and Ma.
tiOnal Blues, Capt; Bisssll. were ordered out to
perform guard duty.
AtpFscisely ten o'clock the prisoner appear
ed. lie had heretofore exhibited considerable
frmness, amounting. It times, almost 70 Obsti-
macy towards his keepers; Al this time, how.
ever, bis self.pOssessiOn gave way aud he shed
tears. He approached the sCafold. in the Jail
yard. and assembled the stepS supported by two
Roman Catholic priests, preceded and followed
BY the Sheriff and his deputies. in the presence
Of about three hundred or more persons. inclu.
ding physicians, military, DO. As the rope
was being adjusted he shed tears freely, at the
same time, talking with one Of The priests, and
desiring him to remain with him "until the lasL"
Sheriff Parmaee shook hands with him, bid.
ding him farewell. He replied by saying 'must
Igo nov ?" All things being ready, he ex.
claimed. Il am dying, I am dying 0. Lord
Je---," when the drop fell and launched him
iate sternity at 81 minutes past 10 O'clock
No confession (unless to the Roman Catholic
priest escaped bis lips. - -'@ 'ef'
Mr. Brasillai Bradley, the husband Of the
murdered woman, viewed the whole proceed.
iags from On upper room in the dvelleg house
Of the jailOr, Ills appearance was that of
man satisfied that justice had been done.
After hanging abOuttwenty minutes be vas
pronounced to be dead by The attending physi-
cians, and the rope was accordingly cut. His
body was deposited within the jail, and, il
charge Of friend, conveyed away in hsarse,
pFseedsd BY two Roman Catholic priests.-.re.
ports says, to be buried in Brooklyn. the resi-
deucs Il bis father. 4,
The assenblags outside the prison walls was
not as large Is was anticipated. All O'Clock
they bad dispersed, and the streets we're sgain
clear. A Ion
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. 3 and sezp good nixafs nst and : hesthf Ans
pieaapI Discharge tou,lhF Rasrt % the morning
RadFays Regulators. Ready Relief Rrnova
ting ResOISenI are sold by Druggists every.
where. r-e HfsE
n -B--Persons / oab'ed wsh wpauchol' Dsprrsion
II Spirits aud vey htlt ~hn iesls them.elves a'ss
hv the world wth.at -, II their pars rh'a"
take few dressed 4 Z r gulai,rs MoFeusapp'he~
Il eaased vi hin a. i,an The nsnt II healfh aHl n 3
uar action 4 cur efaaa- ,aH rm rxsfhal ean.s.
We pfoni.e aIl who take Rtdwass ResulgoF fsgaaf
seion, q the organs and ehep' 'u anehspry d''Po''
ton. RanwsT { Co,
~ FHltans-ireet.
For sale by DR.. C. A. BoEsEL, Druggist
Carrolton. Ohio.
Nov I, ls5s ly
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that spetition will be presen
TED 20 the Commissioners Of Carroll county, Ohio, at
their September session, 1854 for the alteration Of the
road leading from the Baxter school house in sub district
No. s, Harrison township, to the Waynesburgh road
ntersectg the Waynesburgh road on the lands of Jo.
sepn Friedman and y Fisher in Rose township, Carroll
county, Ohio. Said alteration to commence on the land
nine between Christian Welzel and Jacob Klse thence
along said line Weat 25 or 80 rode hence North est
through acoer Of Christian Wetses land and corner Of
Peter stnebanghs land 20 the land line between said
ssinebaugh aud Joseph Friedman thence West along
said line tllitinterscets said Waynesburgh road
July q, ls64---td. 8 tfaaa a. APEFlTIONER. Il
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ENLARGED AND ImpRovED.
1As Wool Grocer aid Sfoek Register,

L he sheonly American journal devoted to the i'm.
psflsns and psvtIsable branches of Wool aAd Stock
AasaaaaF1 Il contains vkst amount OF asefa and ys.
feRls Information on the above and kindred subecs and
shosa = q Ehe hands ofeveFy owHeF OF breeder of
Sheep. Cattle, Horses. Swine, OF Poury--whe.her To-
esssa Est o. West North OF South for most Of the
asssF given IN lie pages i equally adapted 10 eli sec
tons ol he Union, the Canadas. &c. --rs...
The Sixth Volume, eomnencing July, 1854 has been
TllERTY.TWo 0crAv0 PAGES N0NTHLYfa
sna Empfesed In both oontsnts and Appearance "
Amang ether matters Of intereet to Wool Growers
HFssdsss. Gsszisrs, DsiFymsa &c. the present volume
esa1ains Pedigses Of Pure Bred Cattle Hofsea Sheen
e.. I'd the names and reaidence Of tla prineins
RFssdessand Owners og Improved ock throughout the
essasfys Pabished IN the Best Style ana illustrated
with fdklsazaa Domestic Animals, Designs Of Farm
BaliaAg, ana ashsf appropriate Ehgravngs. gz-Sps.
eiHaaas ssns Ifse. .sTssss.
1srms-4only Fifty Csuts Year, 1--WE Copies for ~.
Lit IA eS--ln advauee. Back volumes d same
aazez-s k #e
= Ne Isths time 30 subscribe. Subscription mon.
81 psepsFY encosed may be mailed at our risk II adj
dsssssa = D. D. 7. MOORE. Rochester, N. Z.
RINE TAR. Tor sAe accommodation Of the farmer Tor
aahY G. A. BOEGEL.
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Notice 10 ahooi Tcaehsrs.

The Boari OF School Examiners viii hold meetings 70,
he Examination Of Teachers during the year lsb4. a
ellows: 0o the 2Ad and 81 Wednesday, Of June. On,
he end aud 4th Wednesdays oil October; aud on the
nd Wednesday Of eachOf the other mon nhslhroughou.
heyear. These meetings will be held at the Court
Iouse in CaEEollton at 10 o'clock on each av CeF,ie
ates Of moral character will be reqared Of tho,e sith
HON the members of the Board are not iauiia, " ae
quainted. BIZ 0RpFR OF THE B0ARn.
June 8, 1854. I'd i. s. NcEEAN, Clesk.a 2
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DEAFNESS, PARTIAL or Total, EM-
1treay Il moved.

Iirety Il moved.
DR. ALS0PHERf Uegs to sll the sttenti0n of those
sueI rOl tutal paitl loss Uf the hearing to the
following facts lie treats diseases OF the middle aud
internal Ear with $50
4 INDICATED DOUCHEs,
Such "a is paelieed in the ilnAres oi Berlin LeipsiC
Brussels ambug and ST. Petersburg, aud a ely by the
NEST distug London Arstt, NIh abe most won.
deIful success indeed, il il the 0hl methCd that has
been uniformly successful The best proUi Of the eff
cacy OF tie Il eal met Willis reference 10 early
- NINE HUNDRED NAMES, s assa
Residents 0f the Uuileu Stan = Gspada New Brunswick
aud Nova Scetia no have been restored TO acHe hear
ing aud DOT single solst! tase 10 our knosk dge did
we tail 20 effect either partial or total esosativ 0i the
hearing, wien eut advice aud instructions we're faithfully
and pnnclually addicted to- Many @hO could Dot hear
the report OF pistol at anslength, can how hear
wA.ch beat at the distance oi iteL sAa
In cases of mucous accumulation in the Enstaehian
rube and Tympanum, lRfamali,n n Of the Mucus Mem.
Drane Nervous affections Diseases OF the Membtana
fympani commonly called" "e Drum, fwheh the dis.
ease can be traced 60 the Effects ii Fever Colds the use
Ot Ouuine MercuIial Medicines Gatherings the Easr
in childhood &C.. DR. Alsopherts treatment stands pre-
eminent Where the Audtory Canal is dry and sealY,
with little or no gecIetuu when the deafness accOmpA
nied witn noises in the Ear, like falling water chipping
OF Insects ringing ot BELLS rustng Of eaveF, continual
pusatiOns, discharge d matter, when, in stoOping
sensation Is tet as II rush OF DlOOd 10 Tue heau eOoh
place. when the hearing is less in dull cloudy wea
ther or when cold has entakel the method oEtreat'
ing the disease is inallibe.
IN DEAF AND DUMB CASES
my experience warrants in sayn q that the hearing
was at any time good very much can be accomplished.
In the Deaf and Dumb School at Eepc, out OF class Of
IA succeeded in restoring to acute hearing. DR.. A.
begs respectfully to state that in those cases he under
takes be ,@8
GUARANTEES A SUCCESSFUL RESULT,
Complete restoration, such mail ked improvement
will be 81.
| PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY, A
Il his remedies faithfully applied and directions ad-
hered to- sf@
applicants win please state their age duration Of dis.
ease If matter issues from the external passage the
noises in the Ears, state Of general heah and what
theY suppose TO have heen the of tile deafness
When the hearing restored tits expected that tnose
easy circumstances viii pay libeialy. sS ea
l#t MEDICINE, APPARATUS, &C.,
Will be sent to any part at myown expense. se )
ADDRESS DR.. ALS0PHERT, BroadSay Office a4a,,.
near Capal street, New loIks. -
u esss Five Consultation Fee. ses,l,s !.
) Apsl 81, 1854. 4mrfA
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SALE Or REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF COURT
Oh Saturday tue 10th dag OF August 1854, beiweeh
the hours OF tta O'clock A. M and four O'Clock p !,
Of said day. ON the premises IN Malvern Carroll county,
Ohio, win be sold % the highest bidder, the following
Real Estate, as the property oi Henry Dickinson dc
ceased, late pl Morgan co.. OhO, 20 witt Lot number,
ninety (sO) in said town OF Malvern, late TIoy) Ap
praisedat 3 a Terms Of sale--one third cash,
aud the remaining two thirds in two equal annual pay.
ments with interest from day of sale to be secured BY
mortgage or otherwise. WILLIAM DICKINSON .
July 10 1854. s Adm'rof Henry Dickinson decd
alE td--pr fee 81 rs. ea1e1t Uaa 6it
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DRUGs--DRUGs-IN srEUBENvIII.E.

Harsh McCucheon, having associated with them Dc.
Ezra Brugh take pleasure In informing their irends and
the public generally that they have grcatly enlarged
their assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. OILS. PAINTS,
Dyes, Brushes, Toilet Goods &c which they are deter
mined to sell upon as favorable terms as any establish
nent In the country Physicians, Country Merchants
Farmers, Mechanics, and ell persons needin, anything
n their ne will hpd Il TO their advantage to give them
call before purchasing elsewhere as We will positively
sell on the most reasonable aud accommodating tenns
Please give US call tour Drug Store Market Street.
Steubenvlle Ohio. q
May Is. 1854. sm
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FOR SALE on RENT.
The subssrIber offers ior sale or renG hls

TAI YERN STAN
in Mechanicstown, Carroll CO., O. Il beautifully su
ated IN said village, and the house is sufficiently roomy
for country OF village stand The stabng Is but rea
sonabe there two very good wstefed wells cenven-
ent-One for the Of the stable, the ether for the
house. The terms will be reasonable. For further par
tcalaFs call with the subscriber In said village who is
now engaged In the mercantile business and cannot at.
tend 70 both occupations. SILAS POTTS. .
june 99th, 1854. If
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10 remove suPerauOus hair; take lime, two
ounces; carbonate Of potash four ounces; char,
coal powder, two drachms. Make up into paste
with warm water. and apply to the part. which
mnst be previously shaved close. When COM
Pletely dry, wash It off with warm water
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DEN TIsTRY

ssR Dr. j. ]. sTEDMAN, Surgical aud Me.
~ ehancal Dentist, respectfully announces to
1u1D the citizens of CarFoltOn and vicinity, that
be has opened an office ln the Sidger House. where he
Is prepared to perform all operations connected with
the Dental profession Teeth iusertedupon gold or silver
plate, IN the latest and most approved style
I DECAYED TEETH cleansed and filled with GOLD in
the most substantial manner aud warranted to arrest all
further decay. MHe' s.' i'as
BY long experience In the profession he feels enabled
to say that entire satisfaction shall be given. 'a
Carroton, June 22, 1854. If
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r.. R. II, No. a. Hl
RADWAY'SsREADY RELIEF,

FOr all Acute Complaints,
,e.f ISTERSAL AEDExTERNAL
The nom ut tis applied externally OF akea into the
systemi Sil stop the ucating pain and quick
ly TemUve its eau.e st9 ftsH
rst RHEUMATIsN. 4
NJ. Ganger, mason vel knosn in Brooklyn. sas a
cripple Tor year, R,dSals Read, Renef Relieved
him from Pain in fifteen miaues, Enabled him 70 walls
two miles without the aid o sticks OF eru;eh Ia three
days; and cured him entirely In one seek. tkf&
Thousands Of 0ther equally as wonderful Is the
above, have been cured BY 4. r. Relief.
GHoLERA MoRBUs.
RadSay's Ready Relief wtl relieve the safsrer from
all pain IN fifteen twenty minutes 1t will cure the
most desperate cases ~ lev huurs -ff
q E5t eNkURAL a.I lHEi
The moment r Il Reliei Is applied Il allays the most
painful PArOxysais. ltWnl always cure.
SICK HEsD ACNE.
Il will relieve the most di.ires.ng prins IN fifteen
minutes Il will Likewise prevent ieuesed attacks
In ten minutes tea spoonful Of R. r Relief will stop
the Chis and break the Fever,
Aches OF all kinds Pains Of all kinds, Bruies Burns
Scaid>, Strains Splains, STIFF tnts Ltmeness One ap
plieatiOu Of RatwaJ's Ready Relief will IN few mU-
ments enirey stop the pain. s
IL reduces swelgs. heal Sores cuts and wounds re-
moves bruises asys the most yvlent iuiLatons. For
all pains use r. r. Relief Look for the signature of
Radway Co., on each bottle. 4 ~ u. f.. -. ~.
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BAoScHrrrs.-A recipe gives the following as
azure fer bronchitis ; Take honey in the comb,
sqseezs tout and dilute with little water,
occasionally moistening the lips and mouth with
Il. Il has never been known to fail. in cases
Whsre children had thrOats SO swollen as to be
unable To swallow