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That is a Bow I can Trust.

3" once visited" said gentleman,
(" a large public school. At recess a
little fellow came up and spoke to the
master, and as he turned to go down the
platform, the master, said, " That is a
boy I cap trust. He never failed me. y
I followed him with my eye, and looked
at him when, he took his seat after re-
cess. He had fine, open manly face
1 thought good deal about the mas,
ter's remark. What a character had
that little boy earned? He had already
got what would be worth to him more
than a fortune It will be passport
to the best Office in the city, and what
is better, to the confidence of the whole
community. 1 wonder if the boys
know how soon they are rated by older
people. Every boy in the neighberhood
is known, and opinions formed of him;
he has a character either favorable or
unfavoralle A boy of whom the mas
ter can say, I" can trust him; he new
er failed mo-" will never want employ
ment. The fidelity, promptness aud
industry which he has shown at school
are praised everywhere. He who is
faithless in little shall be faithless in
much
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Littlegraphs for the Ladies.

EH A pretty girl six feet high gives
one good idea of linked sweetness long
drawn OUT
e BELLA beautiful but use
less insect, without wings, whose colors
fade on being removed from the sun
shine.
E@ A pretty face, often, is like
cheap furniture-the varnish that caught
the eye will not endure the freside
Diaze. bEs $50 e $50 SEQ 3is g
EE A lady, on being asked to join
the daughters of temperance, replied
that she intendedto join one of the sons
in the course of the week. 5-aa.
f E .. Paley could immaginenoth- :
ing m 9re insipid that man and wife
living together more than thirty, years,
without a single conjugol quarrel.
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Condition of Mormon Women.

An officer belonging to Col. Stcptoe's
command, now stationed at Salt Lake
City, in letter to the Providence
Journal, thus speaks of the condition of
the NJ ormon women: 800 s
With word about their melancholy
condition I will bring my long letter to
close. Aa general thing, woman
here, having satisfied what we call the
'lust, but what the Mormons cal the
holy desire,a of some righteous elders,
is left to shift for herself; not the loast
sur port does she receive from him to
whom she has been in many cases
forced to prostitute herself Their con-
dition is infinitely worse than that of
the slaves at the South. se W d''.se g.
srsOne of the wives of sthe Chief of the
Twelve Apostles, washes for boarding
house here TO support herself: two
wives of Parly p. Pratt, another apos
tie, have repeatedly. begged for work. -
! W omen here have told me that their pre-
tended husbands have not visited them
for months and years. One Of the apos-
ties asked family of three girls to
marry him, and to get them he would
take the old mother eTchy refused,
aud he has since maligned them in every
WWay.a4-s tst- rz~&iasr aal f0 ~zsiias5
3 I'VE receive many requests for assist
ance to leave from women'iu every posi-
tion.. Their case is peculiarly hard:
separated by hundreds of miles OF. plain
and desert from the outside world,
brought here by the false inducements,
degraded aud oppressed, with no hope
ofsuccor, they are, in great, very great
numbers, entirely disaffeeted. They alb
hor the very thought of polygamy, the
very name of Mormouism. This is the
honest, simple truth.
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EE The Connersville Telegraph
tells the following rich yarn" on a

EE The Connersville Telegraph
tells the following "rich yarn" on a
fellow "who don't take the papers"
The man too poor to take paper was
in town-ea Monday. He brought his
wife and nine small children in, and all
hands Espt to see the elephant, as he
says one of his neighbors who takes the
Telegraph said it was new kind, that
it eat hay with its tail. When told
there had been a renewal of hostilities
at Scbastopbl, he opened his eyes, and
wondered amazingly. He said he had
heard that Mr.. Gear had undertook
to kill a Turkey some time ago, and that
it was thought he would get the worst
of it. But 10 he had no idea it would
end in war r' The last we saw of him
he was buying three cents worth of pep
permint candy for the baby, the old
woman said she guessed it had the
collie, or else was skeered at the rhinoce-
row, she didn't know which"
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54oetrp.
TO My Brother.


fsa5 fGszta sTsa f--1=i3se sEU 1l
BrotherI on that lonely way,
frses Where in childhood thou will stray,
. - When thy heart shall weary be-
Gentle brOtherl think ofmei ssfsE
e.fs Oft have we together played a.
By the stream and in the shade,
l,-- Or around the cottage door -
Brother, twill be thus no more
~ They are gone who loved US well
:. Gone, in the dark grave to dwell :,
z Words that blessed US day By day,
Are forever passed away. ,qrf
Sad shall be my heart for thee.
Brother dear as lifeto me -
~ oftmy soul for thee shall pray,
'- Painting when thou,rt far away.
y - Thou wilt miss the ligh t oflove,
= Beaming where thy footsteps rove;
= - Weep to see that mothers face
Mouid'ring in the silent place.
siI By the strangers freside thou
i7o Morn and eve in prayer shalt bow,
Toll will be thy daily lot, ~
Still, o brother, murmur not
z re When beneath the scorching sun
Thou shalt wish thy labor done,
Or amid the wintry storm
Shivers all thy chilling form
- o, remember that above
i77 Dwelleth one whose name is love
When thine eyes with tears are dim,
Gentle brother look to Him.
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E%The Jack Tars at Balaklav;

ESThe Jack Tars at Balaklava
much dislike carrying up provision to
the camp on their backs, which all are
Obliged to do, and there is very good
story told of one who was overtakcn by
a general officer on the road. Jack was
dressed in ansold soldiers red coat, aud
had bag of biscuit on his back, when
the General made up at a point of the
road where it was very narrow. The
General cried out, "soldier allow me to
pass you?" Jack,-"I am not SOL
dier." GeneraI-"Well, sailor. !" Jack
-" am not sailor. !" General
"Well then, what are you? Jack
-4Why d--d commissariat mule. .
The General laughed heartily, and
gave zach half crown.
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Printers Rollers,

Printers Rollers, are thus improved
by tue Amherst IN. G. Cabinet:
We have recently made an improve
ment in the making of our rollers, which
was entirely original with US, although
it may have been known to others before
US, but for which we are sure those not
acquainted with it will thank us when
once they have tested it. It is simply
to prepare them of glue and sugar, in
stead of glue and molasscs. They are
much more easily prepared, as they need
but simply to be dissolved, and are
much more elastic and durable.
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-.Nov. Girls. said Mrs. partin

Now, girls, said Mrs. Parting
ton, the other day, to her neices, you
must get husbands as soon as possible
or they'll be murdered Why so aunt?
why, see by the paper that we've got
almost fifteen thousand post Offices, and
nearly all on EN- dispatches mail every
day-the Lord have mercy on us poor
women folks r-- 81
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T. An old cuatomer named Ami,
going home rather tight, mistook the
house, and finally began to doubt his
own identity, and began soliloquizing
thus :: Gam Ami or am I not Ami !?
if 1 am not Ami, who the duce am II"
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TEwEhERS, do.


@ ts VTTATCH MAKER AND JEWEL
w BR, Dealerin Watches, Jew
12<EePA eIry, Clocks, Yankee Notions, &c.
~ Watches and Clocks repaired and
*. warranted. Highestpriee paid for
Old Gold and Silver. oPPosittthe
'enR 1sSisnd. Ohio sOtf nee 14.lss.
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Go, fair,

A AKsT OF PREMIUMS
TO be a,oarded at the 4th Annudl Fair
Of the ashland County Agricultural
Society, to be held at ASHLAND, on
the End, 3rd, and 4h days Of October,
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5yai EMPIRE HOUSE,
A KRoN. Ohio; Q. RAThoLDs. Proprietor.
a January 10, Is54--n35-tf,
MILLEW HOUSE,

TtHB sabssriber begsIeavs to announce that he
1 has opened q Hotel, to be called the 81 Miller
House." directly opposite the Sampsell House,
Nain street, Ashland, and respectfully solieits
share of the public patronage. NJ. MILLER.
Ashland, March 29nd, Ia51.-n44.-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HoTHIS.
ANcHER House.

sgTSaR subscriber respectfully informs the public
Il that he has purchased the above named II ouse.
.;T0rmerly The Old Americ an.) in New Lone0u,
Huron County. Ohio. and it entirel ly
If1r the comfort and accommodation OF those " ho
tzng fGvor him with their patronage. ss3l
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lE e DSg

ar AN IMPROVED FORM, for sale very
cheap at this Office. Give US a call.
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DR. j, HAHN.

JIJoULD take this opportunity of rendering his
w thanks to his friends for their kind and lioer-
nj patronage heretofore and he hopes SO to eonduct
hfaaseiffn his profession, to still merit their
retronage, together with all others who desire 10
consult him in his profession. His ohcels IN me
Book store OF II. H. Imhoh, nearly opposite the
stone Store Of Reznor, Riser Sc Co. where he Viii
he found at all times. except when professionally
engaged. hoV'S9' le54--nS4u
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WII.LIAm MALsroN.

WATCH HAHDCLOCK MAKER. Post OF
~ W Gee Building, Main street, Ashland.
IA Ohio Gold and Steel Pens. and a choice
Is.s1 VARIETY Of JewelTy, kept consantlyon
Norernb Ie53. 90. 3n
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NEW HOTEL.

TIRE undersigned an ounces to the public that he
Il has again taken charge Of the Hotel in the will
age Of Orange, Ashland county. Thank full for past
avors, he hopes all or his old customers win give
him q eail. Eve ything will be done to make all
iWho N ~ stop with him com Portable.
III good Hostler will always be on hand.
ost. 4 S4.-l9tf JAMES ALBERSON
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nOuTH AMEKHCAN IEOTEL,
NIRmnffeId. Ohio,
"A G. A z D.

~. ". Corner Of Public Square, opposite the Bank
p. P. MYERS and GRO. w. WAXING. sPropri
sters- 80. sf. n49tf, 90
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

TIM uudersiened announces TO the citizens of
n A1hland and adjoining counties, and all others
travelling has taken the Hotel forme rly Kept
~ John Vaii, where he will be glad to see all who
1ay favor him with call. faithful Ostler al
wss.in sitsndSSsss ten a. ,:.s eho a anss amsAcH'
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quality OF domestic wine diploma
Committee-Jobn Scott, ST., Abram
Huffman, A. Carver, J. Kughn, Joseph
McOomb.
Tho greatest variety of potatoes named
and exhibited By one person--O. Cultivator
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= AC CARD.
-f A. W MELSHEIMER would re-
IA specially informthe public that he has
taken the large and commOdious Hotel, in
! Ashland, knswn the g SamPsel House," and
will be ever ready to render those that may
favor him with their patronage comfortable.
His rooms large and airy, and his table
Will always be spread with the best lhe market
afsrds. Patronage solicited.
April 4, 1855. ,-.... ---s ...E. - 4otf
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DR, WIN. JONEs,

of tks Eclectic School of Medicine,
ITAVISG Iocatedin Ruggles Township, Ashland
I'll County, Ohio. Offers his professional services
10 the public generally. Particular attention paid
: 10 Chrouic diseases. Rheumatism Liver and Lung
complaints, old Sores, ETC., Cancers. Sehirrous
apA CAneerous Tumors removed without the
= atce rr Caugtic May 3, Ie54--n50tf
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DRs. ,. p. & 7. COWAN,
PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND SUR
GGERY. Jer0meville, Ashland county Ohio;
March 2Gth, 1e54- 49t
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IL. CRANE, M. ID.
SErGe0n and OeEIist,
HFFICE, adjoining MilingtOn's Drug Store
" opposite P. & .. Risser's store.
Ashland, April 18th, lS45-n4Su
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4ftOrHsy aud Counsellor at Ldtc;
OFFICE over Drug Store Of Sampsell & Co. Busi
" meas in this and neighboring counties prompt
IL attended to.
Ashland, Nov. 23d, 1859. 23tf
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Best steer 2 years old and over 0 Farmer.
Best pair steers 8 years old and over 800
Comnittee-Ashley Parmely, L. W.
Sheppard, Ruggles, and Luther NJ. Pratt.
Cattle-2nd Class. @
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p. H. CLARK, M. D.,
oFFICE opposite P. & ]. Risser's Store, Mai=.
~ Street, Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio.
Ashland, Feb. IA, 1854.
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= WILLILM WILESUNV
A TToREEY and Counsellor al Law Chloe
N Main Street, over the store Of c. Buah-
d. Asll. Ashland Ohio
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TGos. J. KgENT. ALEx. roRTER.
KENNY & PORTER,
.atty's aad SounssIEors at La1o.
-XIILL attend promptly to all businesse u trusted
Y to their care in this and adjoining counties
Omss on corner of Main and Church streets.
Ashland Nov. 23d, 1853. 26d
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q q w z nR q .
oanonn = ALLIsor. .

--UHnUAAN @ ALLASUNS
s. =srsss attorneys at Laac, ,.s
LTAvR entered into partnership and will practice
i IN Ashland and adioinIng Counties. The un-
nnished buslnesA or the late nrm of kellogg Al
lson a. wall that of ". Osborn, will be attend
ed to by Osborn Aliiscn.
W,OsBoRN. lWn- b. Al LIsoH
Ashland, Aay 10. l555. Stiff Hs
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SOllNrsiING NEW
AND
NAE4U AbsH.aG
pl2RNi'S pl'laAT pNMNllA
.All u. .N.E,l Nl q II IN 10

Snmp ,il tu,. uTpat GlsultapCs ul tins
" lcLtpp ,~a.it. linn iclly cheal ness, dul-
,hi ,ns,, ,,rrl,or a4a0lstIou 10 81 many
l,E.r,ut AMI n.atni uuruoses: such ns cat
ain, ,rsat i,,- s,u.qgas. mtxtnp IN. tho sea-
.r,.uo 1ua Gillo1 thcln..tuiprige .ie meat.
.,vsI ann artl,. h4sbilu or uluc!up co j.
,os. II d tnl poia,uts. culiipg chuc.e ruId
t,i. ,,.iir-, Two or l,oye cnrJedch,ese. cut
,nuators. ouInns, and other
v.a.t,h'o. fer dime yafiogs t,cs lc-,liItd;
m. t,. G.,,liu, ,.a,tI, aud ..a,fol tons for
.o.,l,,., .u,,,I-a - n.,,oo, dive siuT. sc. Be-.
.,.,d ,1, ,errric, manner and lno ease and
g,..,,eh , uh ,hjrb II does !hc work aud
a, "a. lima, u,o a. ,l cast IRON IS not subject 10
..o..l hy h..po wei or shrink hy driving uul
...., ,.. tIli,.c m I,'p OF wood pra is lees %
.,b,, Il. gsi cent oI ,'r,!er. il :. cugs,rlclc1
..,. ,,,-.- .i,..r,..i I,anucr lrcia 4 rtanr
',o.,i rrt,rfs. lis made 10 orur.tG ui,,n
'iLo oriudIpa rrin.Ip e.. but lb, meal IS
,,ro,yr ,it tn,,3rds the peri;hcry hy the
|,oni,iccoaI (,r,a uftbe runner and thereby
.r,,,b, IN direct coni,cl with lhr edges %
,ha l;niy,s 81 rs ru en-, tha meat, whether
20, =, L,y Ic.,, AR fa, rov or cooked. M
, s,,,o,,,h alton, and easy manner. and ncy
~ r',.', -, and m, kriyos NAV be sci soas
- r,, 49, ne,l Ne. T.. any desired fnrusa
torn, ooa ya,..uliuu and .ans.oucaHy la
,,ry ,,,l ,o,poer. B,u meat :, blch torns
l;r,, c,tcs o,bcn minced wDold be ca,rl,d
,,,,,j .,,,in --,osubu,iiod 10 The u,lucin.
n.,,,ss and cloo nm the machine was Il not
far s,uds The great secret oisuccess ~ con $
I binaton with openings in the knife block, by
which studs the minced uaiier is kept from
passing round directed through said OPEN
lnps and thereby dedv red from the min-
cinu cham or into the receiver below
/ | his excellent An usciu Marhlne was 10
vented 10y J ohm &. Perrys ESQ, i South
Kinastown, r. l., aud patented by him
February 26th, 1850, snce when he has
Soda number OF the Machines and rights
1 and the aseady great demald Tor ben -
daily increasing as they become moro gen
orally known. The great success "'ich
I has attended the use and exhibition OF lhls
\ Machine mas gained tor a reluia'lon iru-
\ euyial'le 1t hiss received The highest and
only premium awarded 10 any neat cutter
At all the agricultural and mechanicat ial's
wherever eXhihueJ in 'Amerca. ihe IN
! vehtor has had an offer ~ siN thou ana COLI
ars for six of the States but declined accepl
Ing il and has since sold rights III Tie small
state OF Rhode Island ior large p"rt!"h
! hat amount ,.e
lie has also received numerous rer''n
Gates and lrtl'Is, from scientific g'Hne'neh
Of The most undos',icd INTEGRITY, speaking
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
F u R N A E. { s I.

MAY always be found AZ The Subscribers, o
vi most approved patterns, aud sdt with care,
anil warranted 10 wofk well. Also, lin and sheet
ron ware on hand, with other articles usual,
kep, n, such q store. Tin, copper, and sbce
tro. ..,sraf, crlcr. Orders solicited.
Ww. BROWNELL, 81.
Dprri'tc the Union u aui
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CIRPEJtN;s.

II LAW raT & ifRO rliER.S ~ fh,ucs
L .sticci, rrc p"y r~ivirg new Carr 'rn's
ilr tn Sp,iIg trade, ail invite th' nu ui'"n ni
"a, hascrs :, their eliIicc s.lcciou- of vuI":l>
grades, anions fhcin ~,rr 81. galr p1 r,tn- ~
Vr,v.t, T,2cst,y, i'rns.cl., ) i'h Hli Sup"r
Curun u ,uius-, ilemp. and al the lpNci
,yI, tiles ol ifooicn rrVc'+, al 81 Shlch are
".i,r'ri At 'he greatly ie.iacri p'rc's '' The
ptrst1u rrdsuu. MA
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EilnvITi'UE Vln S,L,f,

triiE ~uh-rrrrs uiirr ihr stle ~ ir lh"lng rr'i
| .ns uft utuiiure wrrt have hFrn "nHr ." cor
lar ..r"' ,dn.iier vs.t"f> nii "l &C. 1rsI
nIttrribis.-
Hinut S,ri- ; "pIinrr chpirs, } rla i'l '.', Il"
4 urt,,ihg R.lni hlr>, o titt buiii" tp ! i.t7
,htnry tlr AZ Ettrr-inu Trh". -. libr.rN
,o., rOak Chamber srtt cuu' fir'r. rt'ritl 'h'r'
Ter sets oonrle =. hpiy O." ~lhGhN " N y.
4 10 % w. ''- ~ u ~ :.
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CiEPE.FtNGS.

HT.N q. CpIh"ns X Go. have nprl'i ihfir
w i'dl .upply II Carpctng., rmhrtclug
great variety of brussels, , ph, ingram ami
r..Ii'aun Carpets. Dii cloths dti widths, i!uch-
logs, Rugs, SC. e.. AsJ "a ias very choice
,,altrrus oi su,serior Velvet Cnrprls. oil
o5 +. t.aWrbS y BROTHERS.
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All lipNF'k ilDl ~
fL.1LMuUrAY nuUSE }.

N"YW'ut ". !.
THE S.,n-"riis'f r-,ectidh ,nirns h''
rirnds and IA Patti .rI.ef Us Ir. y" hn- lui
.hssrd th. ii,sr Acl s,t,"yr ,'.ia' listu'ni, nnt
having thnfaus',f, rrm v,'ri aad -uprbr 70 Nit''
n.w !wn,iur,, al inir,, iie.l many 80 q ~ "a-
prnvr,nval-, -, rill r., oi .d iir i sr'' t''""
of visitors -, thr tsL, - April. II - c'hsF.
u,~nii, ioru.i, aHd 81 aIt> iTi ~ i>'h' 'ifi
n,n Is AT supposedly as h.r h."-' 90 irAn.
The slb4crlls't inr~n'l- ," in.Ag - ne ~ tiF
lcst AL n.,S, itsrtp aiir fy's'iti@ hu iT h''r''
lin, ,lu,n. o, ~ sp "iin iiti pugis af !ru l'i
stead, ai,n ir,usi ru l,.,r,,rs. r"4pc 'F.-iuic
Nr~p - i,,, uira.,re 90 lIu, .ur,s, ".l h.i the
House ouy-nru,i N scasuts %! tiio '"ri.
rU!tir EluH 3, 'rrrI't.s.
Ne or 4. ,Ap'ii u. $500
r,- coal ~ SC - Pc" TONI!
r,IIE .ui,.c ,'r a., u"v pu Tut' ~ tn r."Hs
aa,iii,-, ,ni ,iz.s a. - ~ vhic A. q % -rii
well sca.gxEp ii 'ir,,red 80 prices v,t' i's if"t1
Ss 80 ,..s tsu tai hps saE's, C"uu-tIbt "t ~" i"us
IyAra'- vii'ev Coat M best rUtl tN,i Uln1 q
d,mr,tic i.r,i.a. 3p tu.s - ti,'hru 80 :, -Upc.
riJ.- lnr up't lrt'@s 2rd ~ur.ln dc l"i
IN. Easii.i t;,.el .'nal ht uiuf tclIt .th'i '7
or .rn,Ss 60 i,n. r"i ati V7j~ tfl t7i "l .'ii
sizes. Wharf n,,,psac 'pnt nf ia siTri
n3 W. SWiNh q ~.
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rEyER-SORE CURED.

rhe Rev. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of the rres
yrrian church, Adams Basin Monroe county, New Yofh,
have just received ettcs from Mr.. CHAN.
uv DuSSsG, relative The OF his Fevcrs Yeu
iay dercnd what it states for he 10 Christian man
nd elder in the church. Some since he hs to
ave one Of his legs cut of his fe, M
Fever-sore. The o,ner leg being now affected md
,bcut 10 he smputaed, l recommended BRAN1's MEpi.
iSr Read the rcsut. He says II hare used only three
.oTrLrs of BRAN1'S MEDICINE. paesd ALL Horf,
from pos. J,comucrdpfioo, adt Medicine. and snn now
a, dat with the blessing of God Il has sGcetsd cure "
az ieo," See Pamphlets for full particulars.
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ID N r. W @ % D.
l. The subscriber his 90 baud = good sup.
ply Of vers htndsome Pine Nooi. Al-o'a iru
cords m ihu vrry hanisome Walnut and uak
WoDt as usual al of which cin bc sawed j.,
mtchu.ry at "a lpwer ratr4 thtn oth.rvtc.-- q
ALSO lysons valley, RI Abb, white Ash iund
pau,ihru tods, at t.e lowest mltkrt rrires.
d3J tttA.. WILLIAMS
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"krTrcA, Gcnesee Co, february !, 1919. p
an. r. VALIACB& CO.-Gsntenea: l was, for more
hrn year afflicted with disease of the stomach leouid
any m greasy substance without causing grea!
riih sour stomach ns IN experiment, tried one bot
eon,n 1t easei G.d rseped The usual pain after eaes.
ther, fore second bottle which has completely cured
e diseaso am now well aud hearty and eai almost
,nytling without being panied the stomach becoming
Yours respectfully, Il. . NlLNOA.'fss