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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

WILL the Souru DISSOLVE THE
Usrox?-The Memphis tTehn } Eagle.
referring TO the advice giren BY William
H. Polk. in his Democratic speech at
Murfreesboro', that the South should not
be deceived by the syren song Of the
Union" ironically says: -
Tha. cry would flaunt beautifully on
their banner. Let them paint il there
IN black characters. and bear it in every
Democratic procession. lie; il head eve
ry column, and whenever gale blows
and lifts il towards the clouds. let the
welkin culver and rock. and the solid
ground shake with the roar Of Democrat
! ic shouts. Let the masses Of the people
not 'bs deceived BY the syren song OF the
Union"
Let them be taught that our history is
lie. that our greatness is bubble that
ought to burst, and that the agony. the
sw cat aud the tears Of our fathers were
nothing. Let the disunionists come
with mop dipped in the hellish froih
end foam OF disunion, and wipe out
ftom our history the record OF Bunker
Hill. Lexington md Concord, the names
or Washington. Jackson, and Clay. and
all the glorious memories sndsschievc'
lnen,s crowded into eighty years 81
Republican liberty in the New World.
| Break the ties that hind thirty one
republican States in one vast Sro.her-
hood. snd rend them apart. broken. BE- |.
ligerent. disorgsnized and ruined. In
augurate new ern-sn era OF fraterual
war. in which men Of one common Ian.
gusge, religion, law and destiny shall
cross swords on every field. God aver
from the records of American history sc
long and so bloody q chapter, every line
of which would be traced with pen o
iron. dipped in tho warm blood OF
brothers heart. No. no, no! The sons
of the Union is no svfen song. Il Is th'
true music that leads on the grand march
OF American liberty. Every State il
this Union is a sphere Of liberty. and ths
song is the music Of tho spheres : nj
may il sound forever.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

LATEeT PROM KANSAS. Tho Indiana
Journal. Of Monday. says I'VE saw. on
Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Harvey. for
long time connected with the Friends
Mission In Kahsas, who Jeff Lecomp,on.
x. T.. only four days before. He says
that The Grand Jury had found indiet-
ments for murder in the first degree"
against most of The hundred and nine
Free State Prisoners. but three had been
discharged for want OF evidence. II was
reportedst Lscompton that Gesry said
he would pardon them il convicted; but
il Fremont is elected. the people feel
pretty confident that nothing will come
Of it. The prisoners are confined in q
most foul and noisome hole, es Mr.. II.
says "worse thnn hog-wa'low." and
are guarded by Ti!us's band Of Missouri.
ans. ~ sIer - tfiH .a9aesi ear.
"Mr. H. reports that veyr large num-
bers Of Free State emigrants we've enter
ing the territory. All the wagons. Cars.
hacks ard carriages procuruble were in
constant use between Leavenworth and
Lawrence, by emigrants passing up into
the Territory. Very few settlers were
coming away. and those few chiefly, like
himself. on business. intending TO return
as soon as possible. A number Of pro.
slavery men taken 10 the territory to
fish, and vote. were going home. Some
Of them were returning at the same time
Mr.. Harvey came away. The barbara
lies prsclised BY these men. Mr.. H. says.
exceed any thing that has been said about
them. He lived in this State when it
was a territory. and RENE IN bers all the
ou,rages perpetraled by the Indians be.
fore and during the late war, but he says
he never heard of half so many atrocities
by the Indians os he he knows were com
United by those Buchanan Ruffians. An
old Pottawattsmie Indian, named Bur-
net. SAID TO Mr.. H, .You need never
talk Of the cruelty Of indians hereafter.
these men beat anything the Indians
ever did,"
"Whitield's election. Mr.. Harvey says.
was a mere farce. The Free State men
did not vote. and the pro slavery vote
was almost nothing. In ore precinct,
which gave Whitfield 700 Missouri
votes, at his first election. there were
but fourteen votes cast. and they were
pro-slavery. At another there was a SIM
liar falling OF; and in four precincts
ns med by Mr.. H., where Whi,field's form.
er vote was over one thousand. he go. a,
the election but about thirty altoge ther.
Secretary Woodsons statement that the
total vote for Whitfield in the territory
VAS 5000, Mr.. II. says is a positive
wholesale lie. Mr.. H. is Quaker, and
we'll known for bis long connection with
the Indian Mission. and his word is
worth Woodson's oath. with the sffila-
Wits of all the BUCCANEERS in Kansas any
day."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

CO. From oil paris Of the State, snys
the Madison. Ind. Courier. accounts OF
astonishing frauds perpetrsted by the
BUCCANEERS on the cleo ton day reach US.
The doctrine OF the 0s,end manifesto sp-
pears to have been put into practical OPP
Grafton. They offered fair price Cor
illegal votes. end got them. lflhey had
failed in this. Brooks and Wise's pr"ject
Of seizing the army and navy ard arch
ieves Of the nation would have been
tried.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

GIVE THEM THEIR OWN MEpIcfHE-At
The session OF the Legislature of l8f4-5,
the Senate was equally divided between
the Wings and Democrats, end the House
was largely Wing. Jesse d. Bright was
then Lieut.. Governor. The Wings OF the
House sent numerous resolutions TO go
into the election of U. 8. Senator. which
was always defeated BY The casing vote
Of the presiding officer. No election
took place until mex, year when Mr..
Bright was elected.
A, the session OF 1855 the Republicans
had large majority in the House, and
the Democrats small one in the Senate.
The Republicans of the House passed
several resolu lions inviting the Senate to
90 into the election Of u. s. Senator,
which was refused only because the Ro
publicans had the power 10 elect on join,
ballot.
The next Senate stands % Republicans
ard % Democrats. thus giving the Re
publicans power 10 do just what the
Democrats did a, tho sessions Of 1918,
and sgain in 1855. postpone the election
| II is but just and right that the same
medicine melted out by the Democracy
be now forced down their own throa,s.
and i, will be done.
| lfsny other Justification Of this course
be dasirrd, il may be found in the fact
that the Safe was apportio,,ed By Gov.
Wright without authority, and in such a
manner as to deprive many Of the coun-
ties Of just representation in the Lrgis
lature. and because Of the frauds By which
that minority was obtained.
Every possible eEor, will be made By
The old liners 10 bring on the election,
and some Of their nterssied leaders o.
penly boast thst they can purchase suf-
fcies number OF Republican Senators to
accomplish their object.
They cannot do it. In looking over
The list Of Republican Senators we dc
not 6ud . single man so base IS thus lc
disgrace himself forever.-Ind. Jour.
Yes. give it to Them. we say. There
is nothing like beating man with iii
own club. OF forcing his own nauceou
drugs down his throat. No other cours'
will teach the Democratic pszly honesty
i il that will. In this instance they can
\ no, object. without demning ;hem
selves. having established the precedent
1 Besides. there is no doubt large rnsjori
~ Of the legsl voters Of Indiana oppo
sed 10 the pro-slsvery Shamocrsts. ant
u il is . duty every Republican Senate
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

ASoTHER PUBLIC SERvAsr DEAD
Hon. JAMES RARrDEs died recently at his
residence in Csmbridgs city, sged sixty.
two years Mr. r. was native Of Ken
lucky, and e,nig'assd 10 this State while
il was yet a territory. He was mem
Der o. ,he bar and early early rose 10 dis.
.inclion in that capacity. He represent
ed Wsyue county in the House of Rep
resen.atives and Senate OF the State. and
was q member Of the constitutional Con-
veniion. He also at neiime represent.
ed his district in Congress.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06


Further depredations upon the School
1uu4 in Wisconsin have been discover
ed 40 the amount Of $3.50. 000-sn az.
Grsgsse in all Of near 100000 All
this has been done under HE sdminisisa-
ton Of the party in that State which sup
ports Mr.. buchanan for President.
Expended, Doubt, -, large portion Of
IL. fsr eiectioneering purposes. coIsnizing
sossrs. &C.. as they did in his State a.
she late election. The balance lies los
.asws il the pockets of the beautiful
party leaders and Office holders. II il hes
uos beea spent Cor whisky. What .
Aevl uosId hare gone up from The whole
pss-slavery pack bad this occurred under
s1epsblfesn rule. A. Is is they are - 81.
~ - the gave. They think no other
sr>ssy has : risks 10 steal the public
81 r. ~ present. dissatisfaction of the
9ensrsl Government 10 superseded BY
Freemsns 81 f'llno's. " predict that
tbe meet astounding Pecelssions upon
shs sreesssy will b brought TO light.
Morsy hes as~sd ike wsser during ths
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

TIE INV CEST.-The new cent piece
recently finished .; the United States
Mint. ia Philadelphia is The s'ze OF
tho old half cent. and is composed o.
ffty.seven parts of copper. seven OF the
nickel and one Of s'nc. II has light
anuearsuce. with faint red TIM add 10
IN b.sutifui contrast with the American
silver and gold reices. and will nos, a.
The old cent did. tarnish thsm By eautact.
The weight Of the new cent 10 osly
seventy two grs ing that Of the psessnt
ono Is one hundred and sixty eight
grains.S sxxzE 49, a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06


CT The Democrat went of at half
cock Last week. in references to Mr. De.
ssay drnyipg that he sigued certain al.
hdssis published in the Democrat. Had
the editor looked , little closer ., our
language be would not have said that we
shsrsed him with committing forgery
What We did Say was. that "Ons Of the
gentlemen. however, whose nsme was At
tached 10 the last certificate says il 10 .
base forgery" We made no charge.
ourself. bat merely repeated what Mr..
Devsney said. What 10 there in This ,hs,
10 "ill.founded9" 10 il not true that Mr..
D denies signing the certifcsts7 IL be
not . respectable mani reputable wit.
ness7 II nos. why was his name placed
&c The certificate 10 the first instance,
He 10 your own witness. neighbor, and i,
Is conirsry 10 the rule to permit party
TO invslidsts the testimony end bl.cken
the character Of one he has himself bro
on The stand. He vas very respects-
Bile men until he denied signing the Ger.
tificsts. when suddenly he became very
disrePuta ble-a scamp. who could be in
duced. for the pitiful sum Of "eighty- FIVE
esnis' to deny his own s,a,ements.-
Don't ycu feel proud Of your witness?
~ How characteristic 10 Ibis Of the Dem
ecrs.ic party. As long as man coin
sides end scis with The party be is po.
liticsl saint; bat let him turn, for AM
csuse--ihat moment he Is ssssiled will
all the venom Of demons. BY the papers
and speakers Of the party. On The o,he
hand. lei political opponent turn owe
(, 90 thsm-no matter how much and nov
often they have denounced and blscken
ed his character. he is received with opeI
arms. and fsvors lavished upon him
What q jesui.ics! party. Evil times
truly. have ne fallen upon. when IN
dominant party OF The country adopt
such corrupt and immopl tactics 4
. maintain its ascendsncy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

. CO. The Marshall County Democrat
admits that The remark OF Mrs. Fonda.
in her speech at the Court house. that
I'VE need more Republicans" is true
Thank you, neighbor. Tor your csndor.
We have been thinking. for somo time.
inst she Democratic party had impercep-
IDLY departed from tie old Republican
alsndnsrks a. laid down by the fathers OF
the Republic. The recent frauds com
misled upon the tsllo,-box by the DEM
scrssie party. the contempt thereby evin-
ced for the viii OF the majority and their
,sishtso rule. proves demons:rably that
Ne were right in our conclusion. but we
wess not looking for an admission Of the
fact from cur neishbor. He is little
Too honest for his party. is he nosi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

sell the most goods. Money paid for
the use Of tho advenisingl columns of
newspaper is like seed sown upon good
ground. yielding thirty. and sixty. and a
hundred fold."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

not wish to take refuge In case our
worthy Governor should take il into his
head TO- hang any. am anxious that he
should make no mistake and destroy an
innocent person. and thereby add to the
sum Of his villsinies
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

DEArH or Hon G.. P. R. WILSON
This gen,lemsn. extensively known
throughout. the State, as a member OF
The Legislature, died at his residence in
Harrison county. on the Goth ult. We
knew him intimately. lie possessed a
fine mind. glowing Imagination. and was
an Interesting and eloquent speaker
lie Was an ardent and unwavering Wing
up 10 the time Of its disbsndment. Ar
ter that be was charged with sympsthi.
sing with the American party. but new
er. we believe, became regular member
Of the order. He was in favor Of Fill
more for President, up TO within 4 few
days OF his death, when lie intims ted TO
his friends tina, he would 60 for Fremon,
il he saw there was no chance for Fill
more.
We deeply sympathiss and condole
with his family and friends At their sud-
den and unexpected beresvment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

as he was at card table playing poker
herswore that hs would not leave The
game to save every Cd id sbolition-
VS. In ihe Territory" Many ihsnks are
due. however. TO Mr.. Caldwell. q pro-
slavery man. and Mr.. Marshal of the
lown OF Lscomp,en for the Kind aid thsy
gese U.s. -----,---sz<--s
The Governor paid US a visit yesterday
morning. which is The Third ii me sipcs
.ouf Incarceration. We showed him
young Bowles and told him we feared
This was the beginning OF On epiaemic
which would prove fatal to not few
We showed him our scanty clothing.-
He said the Grand Jury which was in sss.
sion all last week would probably finish
its, business By hight. thnt all against
whom no b:lIssyere found would be i'm
mediaiely released, and that although he
was going away and should be sbssnt sew
eral days. yet he should leave orders that
all those retained should be provided
with every comfort that could be pro-
cured. But the Grand Jury has not err
ded It's examination and none eau tell
when twill. Sickness end eenth OF the
most horrid forms are ia our midst II the
scrsPinss oil pandemouium surround US.
We can see nothing lett US but an sppeal
to the last Tribunal with God a. ous
Judge, and our Jury the great Amer:csn
people. We are willing to suT-r il ne
cessary for the cause oil Liberty and Of
Kansas. butts il -necessary7 Will you
answer 10 Go and lei Us hear your deci-
sion?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

Il is said tina: a company Of Yankees
10 Russia are making million dollars o
year IN a contract for keeping the Moscow
railway in repair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

Mr.. d. w. Roberts, FrUnont elector
in Virginia. is highly incensed It having
h il name spelled wrong in public print
and comes out in q card in which he
says: - .ssi.s.s - hads fsfs6 szif ssan
!, NJ meme d David w, Roberts. The
printer has il c. w, behind which ! d.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

VALUABLE IMMIoRASrs.-Two vessels
recently arrived. from Lrshorn at New
York. bringing SO -passenge rs. all Of
whom were organ grinders and Blchan
iers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
sste cnnvsss. through locoIoco channels
Where Il come from requires no ss,ute-
ness to sssss.

This, We sup pose. 10 . part and pa reel
OF the dignity" Of Black Republican.
Ism. As for honsssy We have never yet
heard thai hey laid any claim to 50 rare
and obsolete On article State Semti-
mel. A.. ,.-,,. ~ sse
What depths Of immortality pro slave.
nv Shamocracy requires Of its advocates.
in order to fll the measure. Here is an
editor who once stood high 40 a preacher
Of righieousness. deliberately asserting
in reference to the Republican party
what he knows 10 be untrue ia any: and
esery sense Of the werd-ihs, be never
heard that they laid any claim TO '.hon.
esty." What fall, my countrymen!"
Honesty" may and doubtless is. Soth
rare" and ''obselete." in the Shamocratic
vocabulary. but il is still practised IL not
talked so much about by Republicans.
Aud herein is the difference between the
two parties: the latter practise honesty.
the former make loud and hollow pro-
fsssicns. We siUeys knew the locofoco
party acted upon the hypothesis that
'horesiy" was en-. obsolete article. bu, we
never supposed one would be found bold
enough TO admi. il, Great party. The
Shsmocrs.ic. at misre presentation and
lying.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
THE ELECTION.

Up to The time Of our going to press.
ztsSos, . o'clock Last EVENING" returns
from oil the townships ia this county had
act tseH received. We gise below the
reported najori,ies 10 the townships
heard from, which. il correct, indicates a
{, small RepubIicsp gain since October:
,..., Buchanan. Fremont.
nsss s,p. las North Up. IA
rrien ,s..sss s. Bsurbcn 81
: FOX aihs5sa as.sa 10 West sa IL
esrmsu ss IL Gnen 4
.irs should Tippecsnos township do a. we'll
~ in October. the Denocrai msj. will he
:, loe; making The Republican gain 6.
.,s Fulton county is reported 10 have Civ
en- 10 Rer. msj.. which. II true. iss gain
Of 81. i,.. .s.a
LsPo,ss Cit, es Rep. maj =. gals Of
lao.
-; II 10 reported that Buchsnan's maj,
in he city Of PLiIadeIphia 10 Is 600.
which secures him the State. Maryland
and Kentucky has probably gone for Fill.
mors.s Don't believe il. New York
ssd ell the other Northern and Eastern
frss States Sona for Fremont. Chicago
gave uearly 1000 Rep. maj. = as
We have 20 time or room for com.
neus now. Nett week We will have q
q word or two to say. 10 the meantime
We say to she Republicans. stand to GU,
guns. fs A a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

OF the Governor. and Who remsined ia
town after the epasturesof Gear.. prt-
vs,ely advised many TO go. and publicly
sanctioned the expedition. remarking that
he would go himself il he only had a
horse! This decided the coarse Of the
people. They thought for once they could
defend their homes sad friends with the
appreciation OF hsgb authority. A force
Of one hundred and twenty was raised
aud marched under the command Of Col.
Harvey.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03

DR. KANE's ExPgprr1oN. The book
sellers Of Chicago have already order
q seventeen hundred copies Of DR.
hane's Arctic Expedition, and are now
receiving it. There are two volumes,
and the retail price is rs, $s, and $40,
according to binding.
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Rock Island 81 h00kuh LaLiy
Passenger E'JclE"t a#au@s
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tire and Burglar Proof safes

IL AVlNG obtained lhc sgsHeY for the safe Of Lii
j. lies Patent Fire and Burglar Froof SAFES, B4n6
i.cks, Bank Vault Doors ana Frames, we are prepaf
oil TO furnish q. Manufacturers prices any oi these
~ cies on short notice. Has
!hcse Safes are all fastened viii Lille ; Locks sF-
ing undOublei seetity against thieves, perfectly
FREQ from dggP.sSs sll5 better fse peoois than !ny
olaCr safe made. Tie buru,Hg Of theIn ia aHy bUi-
ding ezaH0t materially itjure ttein aud they Iaay be
exchanged for new one ataIS agency bypaying 10 :
fepsiHting. The yauttdooss and frame are reliable,
economical, ,ornauo midland generally rssd wit4r- the
are best knowng h a@sHGtAaE HHaH aE 4
lac Bank Lotisshase always fohed Abe burgi.-ratt
alt Bank Lock seeking competitors
The various tHsisapphed 10 these article ~ Iurars
mechanical and agr onturai fairs where tBss Btve
always ubtancd the iirSt premiums establishes The
certainty oftheir superiority Purchasers favited
10 eail and examine the articles, references eeTi-
Gates, &c, before purchasing.
The undersigned arc tho only agents ia Eoe}. Is
taad ti.) aud Davenport tInwal iaT the HaTa's
safe Company, oi Troy, n. Y. Orders ddrrsscd 10
either place will rec"iVe prompt attention.
ea#F.t CHILD & BAkkR,
.-. -- E.. ....4 illinois st. Rock Island.
Eebi i.F#-iy, Secandst. DAVENPORT.
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
House Work of the --latest stYles.

Caps, Sills Brackets, Columns, etc, ete, always on
hand, AMI make 80 order.
Connected w!ihthc above Forging Shop uI.-
derthe direction ai Inaa af superior skill
Efszs aud GompoaIiion pf iastlHgs mad" 10 nrdcr,
3a hhit Metnf always on hani.
My stock si Patterns fsr Machinery, Building and
ornamental purposes il unsurpassed By aHy sim l.lf
Z establishments ia the West.
RcIairiag ,loae al ,as shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. tash At j., tunes paid for Ola lroa nrE
Cappe HatE"t# r-
tOTaer of Fr0W az sseou L., uuyeupoIt, Iowa.
hIrh2I d.Wf AT. bon NNTE.
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b. +. SHOUP d CO..

}g-3- The Forwarding aHd Commission business
viii hereafter be continued BY Il. Shoup% 60,
a same stand.
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We learn from the st. Louis Demo.
crat that the Western division of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad issoon
to be completed. @
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: ggsJssAx LrEg SAVED!

BgB AGiAC, Mich. March II, 1856.
J. 4. Euoars, Esg,, Dear Sjr.-ts / took your Incdi
rf,. ta ri ou uoasrg gener "un cure no pay. 7 takr
pleasure ia stating il 9iect' as reported to me y thrf
r,furr who live this place, ant their testimony IS
mir specimen all have rccpynd:
w E IayaEFE told mg''i tLd taken uiuC bottles lOi
ghefsIrrs Ague Ialslta and continually rundown while
u.iur 1t uuumF lUugs aud Fsr were t"NGL9Tsn 70 mat
is.r. ttrat blood discharged from uy mouth aud bow
cts so tat all thuusuE % saP0sSlbt Ter me 10 !tFs
through ROtkese4tH. The doctors too .id all ttwy
could ion ute but thoghtl must af. Nothing dld n'r
any good until got HUubE- IANEE AID AGt& ttRE,
whcAat reevr4 t,te d The It.."as and Hausetot
nav stomach aud p3u IA uy lead and bowels, a psoIp'-
cda permanent cui.r ia d -h1ri t,mo.
N. n. CgNLII% says. 81 had heeh i'hAs hl'd"h9 81
t go5d q da.tuT as Ua have in utT county. and ta
ann quantity OF quinno aud specifics without any ssd
nom 25th August TO i7th Daccmh,r. Eut seeing how
Rhodes Ft,.r and Asna Ours, which effected perua-
ucut flrr by u,lug twa-thirds Of bottle.
: A. gaNELIN was not here, but the other brother
m hs case Was the sIue as II. Ms. sold the iaedil,
10 both lie day. aud tho cure was as speedy foH
the anali quantity, "Ud "tt't 50 50 specify
The above speaks Tor itsel Good proof as Is, II
ofuo hotter tenor thau the vast number OF lhe ocrt
Gates ha,s already pulthyI, and the lin greater uun
Dor u,at is continually pouring IN tonne. e
ous tbius Lass ear hal o'rt7isn TO 'aDfi"'
tAs public Ia thrae words. ....... ...
u notice one frn eha hare taken Oas " g srasrat
circHIars substituted thc name Of their H0StrHm Jot
ta u medicine, and then Bith brdzeA tmPRdsass cad
their pamphlet otth the eIeIandtioR, LsI shpF0Prt
tor Of Guy other nsdieiHs say a. MACH u AZ aarsS,
nc.
Now take pleasure Ia saying that the eGAttoh rsel'
red to tke same s'Dr Chrsties Asue BasaIu menoir
tioued in the above certificate.
There are several other industrious people who ar
applying their poonoustrts all that publish abo"
nv Fcvcraud Aee Gura, Antidote 10 Malaria, eGssb
6e Certificates 1 ares ana the Certificate oi tho eel
hrapd chemist Dr James H. ChllLoR in favor ellis pei
Gty harmless character, which Is attached 10 every hot
tla These will always TO distinguish py medhin
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