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70 understand their duties, and Tor such

TO understand their duties, and Tor such
services be allowed 10 collect a reason
able fes from such County Societies.
The questions referred to in the
foregoing resolution are as follows:
What IS the quality Of the soil on
which the crop was grown? bottom?
Upland? Prairie: General depth Of
the soil? TIz44orHL
On what is IL based? Gravel? Sand?
Lime Stonc-bcds? Hard or compost
clay?
What. il any natural streams of wat
err pass through or near the field? Ar
tifcial drains, il any? The manner Of
their construction and approximate
cost.
IL manures are used, what kind?
What season Of the year. quantity and
manner Of APPLICATION a1
Time and manner Of planting?-
Kind Of seed? Where obtained and
how prepared?
Time Of breaking? Depth. and II
SUBSIDIZED. the manner Of doing it,
Manner Of tillage?
What the greatest yield per acre?-
The average yield of the whole crop?
Cost per asre OF producing crop, in
GLIDING seed. manure and tillage?
How long has this mode OF tillage
been pursued by you, and how do the
results OF former years compare with
the crop placed in competition?
The Report Of the Treasurer Of the
State Board was received. and after
being referred TO committee was ex-
amined and concurred in.
II shows the receipts Of the last
State Fair 10 be 81 900. entire receipts,
7, 500, and expenditures about ~ 900,
leaving on hand $500.
DR.. Brown, from the Committee. re-
ported memorial on the subject Of a
Geological Survey; concurred in. and
ordered 10 be laid before the Legisla-
ture by the President Of the Board.
On motion, the Executive Commit
tee was directed TO fix the time ofhold-
ing the State Fairs, on the years when
there was no general election, in the
beginning Of October, and when there
was a general election, Immediately
after such election. ia.
T. ]. Edmonson, Of Bartholomew
county, exhibited a model Of a corn
planter; which was referrd TO an appro-
pirate committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Helm, the commit
tee on premiums was directed, II they
deem expedient. to test by premiums
theIutility Of subsoiling and under
ground draining. i.
On motion OF Mr., Freeland, the es-
Enlistment Of an Agricultural Depart
ment in the State University. was rec
commended. ..sr.n ...r
The Executive Committee were in
structed 10 locate the next State Fair
at indianapolis. provided sufficient in
ducements be offered.
Adjourned until 3 o'clock.
[The Board and Delegates upon the
invitation Of Governor Wright. then
repaired 10 his mansion. and partook Of
dinner, prepared in a manner, in ev-
cry way worth the occasion, embra-
cling the finest specimens Of agricultu-
raj skill. and arranged with an unsur-
passed taste.
The unfitness Of the Governors
House, for this and other like occa-
sions. was so obvious. that a just State
pride demands an additional structure,
II the Legislature intends II shall con-
tinuc 10 be the residence Of the States
Executive.
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Surve, ing and Navigation.
IsOBINsONSs HIATHEm1TICA

Survey ing and Navigation.
ROBINsON3S MATHEMATICAL
WORKS.
HAVING been requested 10 examine Pot
III Robinson's Series Of Mathematics, and 20
made myself n vol acquainted with the specific
actual using ofthcm In the recitation room. Prof.
Robinson must DO, should judge from his books,
keen, sprghtly and thorough Msthe maticinn.--
He would seem 10 have, either as the gin Of ma.
ute, or ths result OF study and practice, quick
intuitiyo perception OF mathematical principles,
and 70 be remarkably adopt IL artifces for abbre.
WAITING the methods OF solving problems.
Tho Algebrais clear and sufficiently diruse II
explanations, ndfnrnlshes IN abundant stock o.
problems with explicit and Ingenious m0dos OF
solving them. This work IL sufficiently extensive
for the Ordinary purposes Of acSarse Of College
Tho Geometry embodlcs great mount ofeeo.
metric knowledge In compass smaller than
usual. The diagrams are woll conceived and 70.
markably we'll executed. iA III .t.fF.fI
The Treatise ON Survo anu Navigation lei full
and gives many interesting facis which may be
new 10 mostof our studonis. Tho diagrams are,
as In tho Geometry, unusually weli done.
The natural Philosophy v des5d3diy interesting
not only for lie matter, but for the .aanner IN which
principles are explained and mcts stated. Not
only the student but Tho general reader may hnd
amusement and profit from the book:
Superintendent. of,hc Public Schools Of Indana
Grecncasilo, Ind, 1859.
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I do hereby certify tina. ,hs above osriia.
cate Is correct, and The statement Of The
physician made 10 me ls true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
cincInna,ll Dec. elh, lsta.
A Certificate from the Rev. J. n. Finley
Cincinnati, March lth. 1881.

A Certificate from the Rev. J. n. Finley
Cincinnati, March an, 1889.
Dr. Forsha-Thsis The 6rst time IN my
long life that have given my name In
recommendation Of any msdlcIae, ~s gen.
eralrenedy. though have osen been solicit.
ted. have used yonr Alternative Balm Cor
nearly two years. lfs,, for The rhsssnalism
In my hIp aud knee, Of which wac nearly
cripple, then TOT very severe braI.es on two Of
my familyl then a violent attack Of dlarrhsea
ON MYSELF lhen for Ianama.Isn. for burns
brnses, and for very ssvsrs case or stiff
neck, brought ON by = violent cold. and
ihIak ihaye had fall proof Of liz medical
properties, Ina great many ofihe diseases for
which you recommend Il, aud I have not
found II 10 fall In even one Of them, Sun. l
Pc no, say that u Is an infalIIbls cure, ys,
amy sober oonvIoiIon. that a Il The be-.
compound Cor these remedies Tor which u 10
recommended. tina, have ever tired, ard
have tried many. l will NOT. n ! oau pro-
cure n, be wlihou, u In my family, Coz any
consideration. Helping that you Win AL
continue 10 oompounl n honestly and tina. "a
may relieve thousands Of ssiIersss. I most
heartily recommend ~ 10 my fsllow-eltisens
a mos excellent Family Medicine.
Yours. aiisetonalsly, a.ia8
.af. 3 saan j. II. FINLEY
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FmpAr MonMxo. Jan. o. 1886.
lxsoLyrIors orrxRxp AND ADOPTED

NANaA NtVMNtNNI Mlta ~ tRttt
RxsoLurIoxs orrxRxp AND ADOPTED,
BY Mr.. directing the appoint
mont Of committee 10 prepare strin-
gent measures for tho action Of the
Legislature agains, sheep killing dogs.
Messrs Line. Dennis and Lane. were
appointed said committee.
by Mr.. acknowledgements the
Executive Committee 20 offer q prem.
ium TO test tho beneficial effects OF the
roller. lby requiring the competitors 10
cultivate field OF not less than ten
aeres, OF equal quality and fertility,
and giving the same cultivation TO the
whole: but one-half 10 be rolled, the
other half 10 be lelt unrolled.
by Mr.. Dennis - instruoting the
President Of the State board 10 ask
our Representatives In Congress to
use their influence 10 obtain the estab-
lishment az Washington City, Of an
Agricultural Department, whose CHIEF
officer shall be a member Of tho Cab
met; and instrueting the Presidents Of
County Societies 10 procure and for
ward petitions from their respective
counties Of the Same tenor.
BY Mr., Mason. that premiums In
silver ware. In place Of money premi'
ums, be given to those who may do
kirc u.
BY Gov. wrght-That each coun'
~ Society be requested TO send dele
gate 10 attend the meetings Of the Ex
ccuhve Committee, 10 aid In making
committees Of awards. or TO eommuni
cate from each Society the names o
suitable persons TO be placed on award
ing committees.
Tho Secretary will give notice d
the County Societies Of tho passage O
this resolution. the time and place o
the meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee. and OF the absolute necessity o
the County Societies aiding IN thi
matter.
BY Mr.. vawter--that Il be mad
the duty ofthe Secretary bleach Coun
" Society. upon its organization Il
notify the Secretary Of this board Q
such organization. and that then il b
the duty Of the Secretary Of thi
board 10 furnish such societies viii
the requirements Of this board-a lie
Of such questions TO competitors q
may be adopted by this board, and al
other information necessary TO enabl'
the officers of such County Societie
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Certificate from ID. y. Starr.

Certificate from ID. L. Starr.
Ihave known Mr.. Forsha's Alters.
tive Balm 10 perform very cxtraor
binary cure uycn horse that was very
badly cut. some time since.
fused Il upon one occasion, exter-
nally. with good effect. I believe Il
10 be a perfectly safe and eiIicacious
remedy TO be usedin many complaints.
sd 'asQ ID. L. STARR.
Novepaher olaf Ia62 !. r1fna
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Court Room, and delegates appeared
from the following counties; Adams,
Bartholomew, Boone, Cass, Carroll,
Clark, Dearborn, Dsviess, Decatur,
Delaware, Elkhart. Franklin, Fayette,
Green, Grant. Hancock, Huntington,
Hendricks, Henry. Johnson. Jennings,
Jefferson, Knox. Lagrange, Laporte,
Marion, Morgan, Montgomery. Mon
zoe, Scott, Tippecanoe, Washington
and Orange, Owen. Putnam, Parke.
Randolph. Sc. Joseph. Stark, Shelby.
Spencer. Ohio and Switzerland, Sulli-
van, Union, Vigo. Wabash Warren
and Fountain, and Wayne.
'a' Reports from the County. Societies,
and essays on different subjects were
laid before the Board.
A considerable number OF specimens
Of Apples and grains, Of wool, manu-
features, DC, we're spread on the Ia
bles.
Committees were appointed to ex-
Z anime these specimens TO propose a
place OF holding the next State Fair,
and to memorabilia the Legislature to
authorize county agricultural Societies
10 hold real estate for Fair grounds.
The Board then adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 The Board met.
zee Resolutions Offered and Adopted.
BY Mr.. Reeves, instructing the com.
mittee on Premiums 10 offer premium
for the best specimen Of burnt clay
tiles for underdrains.
By Mr.. Rowland, that the board
abolish all minimums in making ouI
the premium list, and require all com
petitors on grains to Gle written
statement Of the mode Of tillage, the
cost Of cultivation, the quantity pro-
duced, and the quality Of the soil.
By DR.. Brown, that committee Of
threc be appointed TO memorabilia the
Legislature on the importance OF a
thorough geological survey and map
ping Of the State, SO as TO exhibit the
Geology, Topography Mineralogy, Sol
Timber, &c., Of every section Of land
in the State, and solicit that body tc
make the appropriation necessary e
accomplish this object.
Messrs. Brown, Lane, and Freeland
were appointed said committee.
rs BY Mr.. waggoner, directing a pre-
MUM 10 be offered for the best mode
Of cultivating wheat.
BY Mr.. Morrison premiums
offered for crops be divided into two
classes, 80 as to distinguish between
crops raised on alluvial and prairie
soils from those raised on clay upland
soils.
BY Mr.. Farnas--that a liberal pre-
MUM be offered for the .greates
weight Of beef and pork, the exhibit
or giving well authenticated evidences
of the age and blood Of the animal
and tho daily process and cost Of feed
ing.
BY Mr. Line-directing a committed
tobe appointed 10 prepare q List o
questions 70 be answered by each com
pctitor for premiums on grain. embody
inc tho Information required by III
LIED. and that the list be recommended
for the adoption Of county societies. :
Messrs. Morrison. Reese, Matson an,
Boone. were constituted said commit
fnT. .. -. = -
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FEAocounts from England men.
ton that the booksellers are complain
ing of tho dullness OF the season.
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Observation-Disclosures

IA AEfIloD. a MONT " o. ERf0L dc
eosery has recently been made by DIR. CURTIs,
TOT ne cure Of Asthma, Consumption, bronchisls,
essed Inhalation. ia. orFrIs's fiseE4sA, on Is-
accomplished the most wonderful cures Of Asthma
and Sensumption, In ne city Of New York and
i h producing an impression on Diseases Of The
fesslon. (sss esftia,ass in hands Of kgsnis.j
,, The Inhaler T. wa % The breast, under ,hs
iinon, Without tho ienst Inconvenience. The heat
OF The body being saicient 70 oyaporais the nuid,
supplying the lungs constantly with healing
and agreeable yapof, passing Into an The aircciiz
reached by any otter msdielne. Here il a case Of
ASTHMA cURED.
BsooKIyN, N. ", Doe. Goth, 1850.
For about eight years l have been severely
afflicted with Asthma; for the last two years have
suffered beyond all my powers Of description;
months NJ lime have not becn able 70 sleep In
a bod, getting what rest could sitting In chair.
Ny dnicuity OF breathing, and my suiIcrines, were
20 grsa, 81 times, that Cor honrs together my friends
s snp each hour would be ny last: Daring
Of some OF the most celebrated physicians, but
have received no permanent relief. I al length
had the good fortune 10 procure DR.. Curfs's lyge-
ilme obtained Il va. sasrne under one or or s ms
most violent attacks, and was liz great distress,
almost suocatlnK FOR wsnt OF breath. In less than
tch minutes AFTER applying the Inhaler 10 my
stomach, and taking teaspoonfui OF the Cherry
syrup, was relieved In great measure, and had
comfortable night. have since continued
with tho greatest possible bonent, and am now
comparatively well. God only knows the amount
Of suierng this medicine has relieved me from.
''' ''a'" aaRoiaiEsks1f; RAsroS.
gMPTIoN CURRD.
ri..a1 Nrw-YoRk, Dec. "a, ias3.
came 20 New York In the ship Telegraph; my
tris city, my health was very poor; had a very
bad cough, raised n great deal OF matter, and
was very weak aud efnaciated. Ny friends and
physician pronounced my case consumption, and
beyond the reach OF medicine. 1 accidental,
heard Of DIR. Curtlsh liygeana, OF Inhaiing Hygeai
Vapor, and Cherry Syrup, and obtained pack.
ago which verify believe was the means OF saving
my life. Soon after wearing the Inhaler found
II relieved the pressure on my lungs, and amer I
while tho disease made ia appearance upon the
surface under the Inhaler. I took the cheu,
syrup ne directed, and continued 70 do 80, ml
cough gradually growing better, until II enilrel,
wear NE Inhaler, asthe use Of sis rather pleasant
and believing II strengthening and pHrlHing 4
The lungs, feel unwilling at presen! % dispense
solds W boyd * Paul, No: 20 oourtland
broadway, NY. Price s3a package. 81
P.ei, or cual,s i Psnsss. New YORK S ~Iii re
ceiye package containing a bottle Of HygeaI
Vapor, one ofChorry Syrup, and an Inhaler, In
neatbox, BY express, free 20 any partofthe Unitos
tates; or four packages fors
Mar. "a, IL i yr. rIN.H a
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fs-Hon. Seth Barton. Solicitor Of
the Treasury under President Polk,
died at New Orleans. on the Goth ult.
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Cincinnati, Sept. let is4s.


This is to certify that In the summer
Of ls4S, | became so very lame and
weak in my back. oecasioned by lissing
that could not sit down or get gdn'
without holding on to some object. !
was advised to Try Mr. Folshs's Altsra-
tive Balm. BY bathing Il six or eight
times, my back was perfectly restored;
and ] have felt no symptom osits return
since. Pr ~ asI
My wife, also. has used Il for ,Rhen-
matte pains, headache and tootbacba
with very beneficial results. ~.
|jien1 M m III. YEAKLE.
Dec. LIST. 1s49. ,1nsi r4fnal
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Wholesale Depot, att. a. G. Reak-
hirt's, No. ~ Pearl IT. Gin.
DR.. 3. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side OF Fifth IT.. . doors cas-, Of Smith ;.
Gin. o.
For sale at r. Tynor's. ID. Price 4
son's. LInek g. Farquhar's.Dr. Meody's
and DIR. Hailes, Bleokville. Ind.
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IIYHOGRAPHY & ENGRAVING.

Views oflalldlngs, LAxpwsrts, ponfalls, Dl.
piomas, Maps,sho Cards, Notes. Drains, bills q
Exchange, labels, Sc. dc,
No lis Walnut street, Odd Fellows Hall.
Clnrlnnall. Nov. IA lnaa-l1---lYT.
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NHAWlfHf
cLoAKs AND MANTfLLAs.
We believe we arc prepared 10 please The ian.
~ OF aimoslali who wish 70 purchase articles Of
this description.
In tho plain aud suhslanllal fabrics wanted by
every pefson, We are prepared 70 furnish goods OF
lhe best manuiactou ~ NE yarious grades and
quality. We bostow mnoh care In The purchase
% our goods, both with reference 70 beauty Of
style aud perfection OF abfio. Oar prices vii be
found a. low ~ Al any house In Tho Vest and we
are selling al iha present time many tiads ofgoods
~ much lower pfieea than NJ any former pofiod,
Those who purchase from 'ua can select from a
larger variety Than can be found elsawhefel and
viii not be Urged 70 take what does mol please
them. Goods Will Prove NJ recommended or they
may be returned, In our Cloak and shawl De-
pattment We onora very large variety Of OloAkn
aud Manlles OF our own mahufaeiure, ~ we'll ~
Imported garments, aud. others selected from tho
besi establishments In New York. We exhblt
those OF our own manufacture with confidence
ihaiin beauty cfs,yls and peffeetioa OF workman.
ship they are not exeeiied ~
ooona FROM AUCTION sALKa IN NRw
H YORK.
We avail ourselves OF every advantage al these
sales fof cheap purchases aud can oner NJ mauy
baFgalhn AZ amy other House.
WM. Lhk a co,
"a West Fourth Street.
eotf3 dw Cincinnati, q.
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"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND =
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER-
NAL USE. ~ -. !.

n 8RAm ~ - HNNNbf
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER-
NAL USE. = =.
This balm Is warranted to re-
lieve ell Rheumatisms, Strainsin
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothaohe Earacbe, 6ore
Throat Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Oholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
Stors Oh, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, ana Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever. - {.
- -
-. :. s-ss..s :. - ,-a---.. ~ ~.
-. ,'. " ' '-''''' -A'
80 ~ .,' ~ A'''..' sy''s"
49, s sa...,s -. s~s' . s.k 70 .ns
90, .s.,. - - =, $500 rsPs''s'
- - ''''''-
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CHERRY PECTUkhL,
For the rapid Care OF
C0uGIIS, COLDS, II0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHO0PING-COUCH
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. -, 1854.
We invite The attention oflhc Public 20 the cor
tncates appended below, and bcspcak for thctn
that candid consideration which their honest
franknesn deserves.
Men In such stations NJ many who voluntarily
bear Witness 10 the efficacy and value OF cherry
pectoral. do not wantonly triho with. or dstort
factsnor oyrrvlaio their convictions. Judge Then,
whether this n not The medl,no 10 trust whom YOU
mu II have rolleffor tho throat or lungs, judge
too, whether every family ought Ito have uby
them, AZ n safeguard against tho uyorywhoro pro.
valllnE cnomy, which steals with fatal frequency
upon almosloycry nock and carries OFT the lamb
from many nome.
Jackson city, o., Nov. goth, 1879
Or. 10. AYua,
elri--Tho Cherry Peetorai Il much inquired az.
TOR. several of nfbest physicians have used u,
three ofthem IN their own case, and always With
the hnppioat effects. The hume rous patent medi.
cines always bofore them, lead 40 Incredibly In
regard 70 every new remed,i and u ls only after
anything like a general confidence can DO excited.
Tho unfivalled excellence OF this combination
OF agents, (ln The Cherry feeloral) proved beyond
cavllhy repeated trial under their own obaerya.
lion has compelled medical mon 10 proclaim
abroadits usefulness. its beyono ali doubt the
best general remedy We have for the Pulmonary
Auctions OF this climate at tho same time soda.
i've and esreesofant-a rare combination ofpfop-
critics,
~ NE hope lnalil will prove II, own reward, I
subscribe myAclf.
Respectfully your obi servant,
JAS. q. MILLER, NJ. ID.
Allegan, Mich. Jan, i0th, iesa.
Dear sir,-No one, no Hef man, woinhn, OF
child, can BIO found 10 deny that Tho Cherry fecso:
raj !. all that u claims 70 be. There Il much used
Ia thla vicinity although not not known until 70.
Gently, Tho community should know W virtues.
Join u. KRLLo0a, MD.
Lee Esn,iemsn sjr'As legal rr9ss'isu msrk
eafe.
Williamsburg, l.. l., sept. =, isae.
DrJ. q, AyKR.
Dearsir.-oyer application for the past three
years 10 my duties M an advocate, brought on
some eight months ago severe irritation of the
bronchial tubes, which was constant Rhn0yance
In mo, aud hast becoming source Of great appre'
henulon. Every remedy tried, hlled 70 even 7.
lleye me, I'll I used your Cherry reet0rai, This
has not only relieved me,but ~ trust, wholly
cnrud me, care nothing for lhe reputation Of
advocating Patent Medicines, and this h az youi
service, Ishali recommend ito mombeTs Of The
bar, aud o,hais whom imAy mechlabor'nE nndei
Yours respectfully,
N, \, JONfA,
South Paris, Nc, Aug. ~, ia5o.
have no hollhtlon Ia saying, that l feEaft
Ayers Cherry rce,oralas decidedly Che hosIi rem
edy within my knowledge for the eur OF chronic
bronchitis, coughs, and al diseases oflho iungs.i
oafuueeiIIus. a N
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DR.J.B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATH0LIC0N

IL NIAN IN
REORGANIZATION
iis curative pow
era In ALI the dis.
eaaeafor which II
n Feeommended,
usually called
fkMALk COM
PLANTS,
,ofthese are l'nos
'sArsus ufnHi, or
Failing or ne
Womb, FLUoaAt
nus or Whilesi
cnaoNio iHFLAa.
NATION Avn Va
CREATION 10 fnh
Wonnl lEoinNE.
TALiiunonnnkaH,
or odlngl
rAtEfut, y.
rnssssp,kEp la
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WENT FNFRFs' Vt m HTtEFlFN y
IN Tho treatment of class of diseases hitherto
neglected. and lmpcFiectly understood, has enabled
DR.. kinkeiIn, (kuthof Of work ON self Preserv-
aton,l prove that nlne-tenths OF the causes of
nervous debility, local and constitutional weak
10 certain habits, forming tho most secret yet
deadly and fatal spfings Of domestic uilsory and
premature mortality.
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TO TuEpuBLIc.s

~ me ftbLfJ.t n. CT
This 10 10 certify that. An June last. I was
attacked with the Asiaiic chclsa, and was
soon. ~ my physician states IN collapsed
state. had remained In this stats some two
hours, when my physician Informed my AM
ly and friends that ! could not possibly h-..
and strictly forbid my wife permitting sny
one giving me any medicine or nsufishmen.
Whatever. % d would only hasten my death
Atthis iimeMr. Forhs cams 10 see me, and
broueh, with hima bottle containing fess
ounces OF bis Alternative Balm. and s@ked
permission Of my vile 10 use n on me. ~ No
thought II would Iamsdlasaly give case. I
was Immediately applied. and IN lees than ten
minutes ] YVES restored. aud We IN warn
persplra,ios. prior RIO which time my sxsremI.
TICS were cold, elammy sweat wac on my
lace and head. After the use 81 two other
bottles Of the same medicine. I was entirely
lisssd ef al distress. and In few dsys was
restored 10 health. hsts W
! would mos, cheerally and hesr.lIy roc.
emmend this BALM 10 an who are afflicted
In a similar way. have sal.o used n In
other disease. and have found ;, mos,
excellent remedy. ] DO not think Il oan be
too highly reoommeod ID Soc
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REPORTED ny LEwrs HOLMAN.
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MEDICAL HoU -Esisb-
il lshed 20 years age by kfrKELfs, corner Of
Third and union SITS. between Spruce and Pine,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-19
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