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Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

TNhere IL no use iW trying TO cnUmcratC,
ms the great variety now have in store
wonld leave no space for others in our city
papers. GEO. +. JONES:
At No. q.
Of If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
ID II . HI 4 n M AN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oils, Dye StuMs,
DIR. Charles H. Toxers
PRIVATE MEDIcALeARD.

CTRANGEES VISITING SACRAMENTO win r.ms..
~ Der that DR.. TOZERH lNTIRMARY Il on ca q
between and X streets, Sacramento.
Tie great success and many radical cures maAalv
Dr. ToLer since his commencement IN thia ciaV y
which hundreds can testify, induces him 10 nioa-
those afflicted with any private complaints, RnT0
Oh Chronic. and wish TO be we'll and thoroughly e.
II will be to their Interest and welfare 70 cali a -
who for the last twenty-five years has given his 0phC
attention TO Private Complaints. and 10 all easoI =
diseases OF private nature. acute and ehFonIf n
as syphilis Secondary aud Constitutional atetio0s
Gon0rrhGa and Seminal Weakness, GIeet and NTtr,
lures, and all diseases Of the grneratve and Urnarv
organs. both In male and icmale, such ~ Prolipons
FuOr AlbuS, HysteriAD &c.
Patients can be assured that their onmplalnts IN
not be tampcrcd Wth but treated upon strictly SrIr1
tihc principles. Private COmplainiG eradlcatsd n
few days; new cases cured in q short time VilAo.s
mercury.
lie can he consulted ct hIs ONCE ct all tlmes Il 4.
day, from In the morning until In the evsnIAe.-
All In aictlon can find In him one Who cen see -
sympathlEe with and herIend them Nhen in trouhie-
one In whose services the utmost confidence can h
placed. Come all Who are Anicted aud In troVAlr
and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged % ~ 10 pseessss
the possibility Of exposure.
Letters enclosing el0 Will receive prompt atssnIiss
with best advice and instruction. -.
c. u. TOZER, ~. D.,
6th street, bxtWeen J and Z
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

Chewing TObaCCOS.
TTNIIE most complete assortment ever offered
Il for sale in the mountains, consisting in
part Of the following brands
MAY FLOWER CRYSTAL PALACE;
FOUR ACE; Sun FACTORY;
BOOTH AND SONS NATURAL LEAF;
CRCMPTON'S TIN FOIL; APRICOT:
PRIDE or TIE UNION; BARNEY WILLIAMS;
PEACH LEAF; PERFECT LOVE;
GAME COCK; JEWEL OF OPIlIR,
KNOW NOTHING; GOLD DIGGER;
INDIAN QUEEN; THOMAS TWIST, &c. &C.
LUSCIOUS LUXURY;
FINE CIT.
JOHN ANDERSON's SOLACE
- GOODWIN ~ M = 7 ! TT fftFtfW Am; ;----
MRS. MllLERS GRAPE BRAND;
GOODWlN'S In pound and half pound cans
MRS. MILLERS do do
For sale by ID. NEWBAUER.
sept6 20
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

J0NAzlLAN kAkxkElydss PsOfRIEToR.
Manufactures Of NreprOof DoOrs, shutters
Francisco,
n ND;-OsdeTS from the country attended 70 prOppt.
y. 4 large assOrtment Of second. hand Door ana
snnssrs eOnstAU'y on hand aud for sale a veEyloW
N'ess' Aeml
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

100000 "6S*%@ ofvsIios. Sa%: Brands. s
$4,000 Flor de Habanai
5000 NgarOs, pressed;
5000 Triumf0 de Bailen;
10000 Rosalia;
10000 Buena Vista;
10000 EmperatriI Eugenia;
1000 Sil6da;
5000 PermanentO;
5000 Turco, cOnchaS;
1000 MAury MUros;
10000 81 Sevilliano;
5000 Queen Of Antilles
5000 La PatriA, &C.. &C., for sale BY
[septs D. NEWBAUER.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09
stoves, TIN ware 4 Hardware

CMITH h. NASH respectfully announce TO
he "~% T on Th"' ,h Iot T reSniv o"c""sd % by Nh"
sonic Hall, twhcrc they HFe building splendid
trcproof hOusc.) prepared to- supply all who
will favor them with their patronage, with
Stoves, Tin Ware. Copper Ware, Sheet lrOn
Ware, Hardware and Mining Tools, at the very
lowest prices for cash.
IIy'IrNVl VlIIc "ipCs always OH hand and made
to order.
PLUMBING and all kinds of Job Work
done ut the shortest notice.
aWgl6 28tf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

ALWAYS ON HAND
Ar THE-
Pla Cerville Drug store.
TNOwNSEND'S Sarsaparilla;
II Bulls sarsaparilla
Myers sarsaparilla;
COrbetts sarsaparillH;
Turner's sarsaparila
Sands sarsaparilla;
Jayne's Family Medicines;
Graefenburgh Medicines;
MOrse's Invigorating Cordial;
Wcbber's Invgorating cordial;
Railways Ready Relief, etc, etc,
Allof which will be sold at the lowest prices.
may "a If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-09

ZUO,OOO 10000 o C1Piosidad; N"'
10000 Henry Clay;
$4,000 Flor de Cabanna;
10000 Union Jack;
$4,000 Flor de Tabaccos;
10000 Jenny Lind;
10000 Ell Dorado;
$4,000 MercurO;
10000 Higuera:
10000 FidclidAd, &C., &C., for sale by
tsept6 d. NEWBAUER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
MhGylOWN MUUNGAlA lU VA SATURDAY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY I 1851

and blow his brains out. He consents
but does his consent free you from the
charge of murder if you comply p
No, no. The consent of the loser then
is by no means the rule of honesty in
business transactions, and unless bet
ter reason can be adiuced, we really
cannot endorse the honesty ofthe gam.
bler's business.
We regret that circumstances be-
yond our control prevents us from pre-
senting more accurate and detailed
report of this impressive, logical anl
eloquent discourse. m 2q5g7.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
. Visions of a Dying Child.

4. i
It's difficult to account for the tho'ts
and visions of the dying, and Some
have supposed them to be the creations
of an excited fancy, having no substan-
tial basis of;truth. But incidents like
the. following cannot, be explained on
such q theory, for child would have
no previous conceptions of heaven, on
which fancy could draw formaterial for
pleasant visions There must, be some
intimate connection between the future
world and thessoul about to be released
from the earthly tabernacle :---.uistio
20 was greatly pleased, (says DIR,
thompson with d little incident a mo-
cher gave me the other day. A child
lay dying. Feeling unusual senso tions,
she said, mamma, what is the matter
with me p Ittt SS8p W. ~GlI
2" Mother, My Child, you are dying.
Child. Well, mamma, what is dying?
Mother. To you, my dear child, it Is
going to heaven. 'I.s ~ Z
| Child. Where is heaven? 49, p
Mother. 1t is where God is, & Christ
and the Holy Ghost, and the angels,
and the good men made perfect,
q Weitd. But, mamma, / am not 40.
quainted with any of those, and / dc
not like toigo alone; ntyou 60 with
Imel u4oaaa 30 saI t#A .f,aezu
Mother. 0, Mary, aIcannot. God
has called you only, not me, now.
Turning to the father she asked the
same question. Then piteously to each
Of her brothers and sisters, repeated
the same interrogatory, and received
the same response. She then fell into
a gentle slumber, from which sheawokt
in transport Of, joy, saying:
'You need not 60 with me now-]
can so alone. / have been there, anC
grandmamma is there, and grandpapa
is there, and aunt Martha. !" i6a 7i'',
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
From The Messenger and Recorder.
The Superiority Of the Holy Scriptures.

No volume ever commanded so great
numbero of readers, or was ever trans
lated into so many different languages,
as the 3Bible.n Such is the uniformity
of its spirit, that no book has lost less
in translation,-none has been so fire.
quently copied in manuscript, and none
has been so often printed. 8
Kings and mobiles; peasants & pau
pers; the old and the young, are de-
| lighted students of it's sacred pages
Philosophers have humbly and greedily
CLEANED from it, and legislators have
been indebted to it for sure basis up
on which to build their free and demo-
cratical governments.
It's stories charm the youth, its hopes
inspire the aged, and its promises sootll
the death-bed of the dying saint. It's
lessons are the essence of ofreligion, the
seminal truths of theology, e. the first
principles Of morals. 'T2si, 9iA5ss ia?i
Martyrs, by hundreds, have bled and
been burned at the stake for the de-
fence of its truths. 1t is the theme of
universal appeal in the entire range Of
literature. There is no book which is
so frequently quoted, and referred to
SO often. The majority of all the books
ever published has been in connection
4 with it. The fathers commented upon
it, and the divines of the middle ages
refined upon its doctrines. 1t strength
ened the erudition of Erasmus, and a.
wakened the intrepidity of Luther
The text of no author, either ancient
or modern, has summoned into opera
tion such an amount of labor & learn
ing. 1t has furnished occasion for the
most mastery examples of criticism
and comment; grammatical inyestiga.
tion and logical analysis.
1t has inspired the English muse
| with her .loftiest strains hence its
beams gladdened the heart of Milton
in his physical blindness, and chcered
the song of Cowper in his sadness. Its
mighty depths gave employment to the
Tinker (Bunyan) in his prison, and its
cheering promises enabled Holmes
meekly to bear the lash. 1t furnished
the complete armor of Puritan valor
that shivered tyranny in by-gone days.
Yea, it is the great chart of the worlds
regeneration and Liberties.
Even the records of false religions,
from the Koran to the book of Mormon,
must own its superiority. In short,
this collection, this blessed Book of
God, is changing the world from sin
and lnlquity to morality and religion,
and has ennobled multitudes of it's in
habitants.
And yet, notwithstanding all this,
tho mere idea of correct and faithful
translation of this Book of Books into
the English language, causes ccnsures
to flow abundantly from the papal
throne and its offsprings.
D. S.
Middle6ourn, FcL. 3, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

containing fifty bank notes, for thou
sand francs each, and these few words:
81 see where the shoe apinches, as
for trifc, won't have things drag
on any longer. I send you the need
full. Another time be more candid
with your friends, and don't put on a.
ny more airs with poorpeople. On the
18th of next month the wedding. 80
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
DECLINE IN IIINDOOIsM.a j

Scarcely a mail arrives from India,
says the London Christian Times, that
does not bring to us some new indca-
tion that the power of Hindooism is
passing away, and that the whole fab
ric of that hoary superstition will soon
be levelled with the dust. No moro
hopeful symptom of this consummation
could be imagined, than the altered
tone of the Hindoos with respect to
women. In that direction the social
prejudiccs seemed most deeply rooted;
it is these that are now most rapidly
passing away. Notayear has elapsed
since the enactment of the beneficent
law--passed with the general consent
OF the Hindoos themselves---which al
lows of the e-marriagc of widows. -.
Since then, great restraint-amount
ing to virtual prohibition--has been
put upon the practice Of polygamy; &
now we hear that passion has sprung
up among the wealthy Hindoos, for
the education of their female children.
In none of these reforms is the hand of
the missionary directly visible; but not
the less surely can We trace his work.
lie lcavcn is hidden, but the fermen.
tation bcp;os to be visible oyer the
whole surface of society. a,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
Middle6ourn, Fcb. 3, 1857.
A PLEASANT SURPRIZE.

Rev. L. o. Lincoln, d. D., pastor oi
the Broad street Baptist church, Utica,
was very agreeably surprized on Mon.
day evening, February I'd, by visit
from aportion of his parishioners, and
unexpectedly presented with well fill.
led purse, containing one hundred and
sixty dollars, which amount has since
been made up to over two hundred dol
lars. The money was presented on
behalf of the visitors by Mayor Hub.
bell, who made brief address, which
was feelingly responded to by the pas,
tor. On repairing to the dining room
all partoolt of o bcuntiful rcpast, the
materials of which the ladies had bro
with them.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

A,a@s2 .s.s.s..c, 10 ~: ~: -. y.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

a Large Territory. Owing to the
vast amount Of public domain in Min.
nisota, the Land Office agents have fre-
quehtly to travel from 500 to 700
miles to prosecute their business. -.
There arc in Minnesota 81, 900, 900 o.
crcs of public lands-.4cnough to make
three States Of the size of Iowa.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

A remarkable revival has taken place
on the American whale ship Belle, -
Captain Handy, in which the captain,
three mates, and five scamep, were con.
ycrtcd.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

The Nashville Gazette tells the fol-
lowing story of the recent negro ex-
eitement of that vicinity: =" 1, 10y
"a few weeks ago, during the, exis-
tcnce of the patrole regulations, an old
negro man was found secreted in q
piece of woods, a few miles from town,
evidently laboring under great fear and
trepidation. On being asked why he
was there, he said hewas afraid to stay
at the house where lie belonged, and
which was close by. "What are you
afraid off" was asked. "Why," said
he, "Old Missus had gone to bed with
o pistol on one side of her, and a great
big knife on the other, and he was a.
fraid she'd yise!I IsI,i di,wbegl. ,a a.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

= LIdllT.---It is propose to light the
Town OF Charlottesville and the Uniyor.
sity OF Virginia with gas.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

Marr;age. 1gwere talking to my
own daughter, ! would ehtreat her ne
yer to allow herself tedwell upod mar
riage as an object of fife. Dignity and
delicacy sink, | cannot, say how rapid
ly,when once that idea takes possession
oftlemind; and SO for happiness there
is no more miserable being in sexiss
tenco than q woman, past the excite.
mctt Of youth, aiming to be married,
for the sake Of being narried.' She
becomes mofcaHd more aissatisfcdand
envious, and neglcctful Of present du-
ties. Mdy you never become what ]
have seen many others, solely from the
influence Of This ono false, degrading
principle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28

E@" wa ~ ~ ,eIeilVh gtlrsrp
a'ifts e't} fhs ~ s'ssssssr eS Yvri
-uoHt yaY 3e lap i. l.5igiir. yIstp,l
s6i 1F p9ieiigofore ssit
ttaT tnpti bsoi ggvaav 49, ,..,ss.s...
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02

rTNo stephen Churss Iumss McCleng, Csvis simmons,
4 Henry Smith, David Bsbes and Timothy Baker, own.
~ iand in Featani township sonecs county end sia
ofOhoi nd rciden Of said county you will take no
cs thH on the 18th day OF Oot 1857 application viii
BE- ade 20 the uiiecao aid Pleasant township ofthe 10.
cation and estshihmcui Of and ditch on The
following descrbedlHndf said township towit Commen
cinrao the east haquaricf post the south line Of
section 10, running thence norheastefy direction, and
aona the chanrel swai TO the east line OF said
section ;thencei and nofhey direction
on the part Of section eleven tl) IN said township
and continuing along the main channel Of h swuil aiofe
said to the north line Of said section thence IN north
westerly direotoo and through the souhwes corne Sec
ton two ~ IN said township, and continuing 10 The chan
mel Of the ahd swa the west line OF faid section two ~
and thence connuine the direction last Aforesaid, through
the northeast corner Of section three t3 IN the township
aforesaid and in th channel auesaid 70 the norh line o.
the county aforesaid And commencing a or Leafh south
east Of section twelve U2) IN The township aioe-
said thence running IN nOrhwesefy direction 10 the
west line Of said section tweye u2l and thence coninn-
ing IN said nohwesiefy direction through the nolheas
corner Of said section eleven m and acfnirthe souheas
corner Of said section ) and to ntofsect and connect
| with the ditch herein above described.
AID that hed named the said trustees viii proceed
10 osute the said bitches % be located. and surveyed an
apsn sach person interested In the such portion
thereof be opened shall be deemed right and Just b.
them the IN such made and pro, dcd
sAMUELV. HUMES,
aug2e.6w DEWITT BRlNKERHOFF.
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\. s,,,.,,t,. ssa hJ ibe cashier Of such branch ;
isf.nrt Of az the material facts necessary to cna
~, fhr h.tri dI bank commissioners ln determine
eS.lhsr such hra1ch s lawfully untitled ln commence
ne buainsas of fbsnking under Ne provisions ofths
- nad oich era,d shall ininciateiT Fepud t0 iho
haari of bank commissioners such sttainint ana ha
rriooc lings 10 a. preinissa
ese ~ ID upon a careful examination ot the
s,6Gostea Of sss1ciaion and the reports ani siatr-
rniois ofne npeciai agents appointed " ascertain
c-heihsf lha branches ~ organiKei have compiled
o,ith the provisions oflhs act L shall appear that
aes or lnors such hranchis have been lDrnci. an'
tb,t theif holders, directors and Or g. are Leu
of responsibility anl inicgrtN sui entit Ell ~ pu'lC
oona ien,e ,ndth such branches arr lawfully cnti
tdt 40 conan ,ncs thc business " banking the con
issionsrs shnl certify The same in TIE governor an
shall imn stately nniify each Of said branches
tbsroon AMI within zen DAYS sar receiving such no
Hls each bra 'ch shall nppoint In such manner A.
the directors thercofahal prcscrbs, ouc person " b
a iirssior ofthe Bank Of Ohio. Bot M person VIII
inrata sitirsn of the Uaicd Siales and rssiden
oftis s,iaie, and uho has not resiiel within thi
Sials Il eaai one wear next previous 10 his appoint
nsni shall be such director.
Soc. 55. The governor II be be satisfied that, N
hwhhain an o iccts been compiled with nhtl issu
hia pfuclsatiou sattina forth that such branches ~
auihorissd V conmsuee and carry on banking
thepiscss scvsfally designated In thCr ccr,ihcaic
ofssaocia,ion, which proclamation shall be recorie
In the &C of the Governor, and copy ut ,aii r.
oord ccrtiaci under the great sal Of The state
o., shalt oe prima iacia evidence ofhe organla
tR fsaid brapch.
3 g. 5k Tba bank commissioners and All agent
appointed by them, aha each b. eutted to recciv
e,tbsir sr,ic-s under this act ave dollars per IA
e,r every Aav necessary employed Ia tht discharge
thr ditidt and their reasonable expenses, IN be pal
hr ths hank of Ohio.
Sec. ST. This act shall take eject and he Ia nv
.nl an,r te ascoud TUESDAY OF Ocinbcr next, " q
-, Sh,ii i, approved by mAiiriy of the eleCto
s,tin1 on that Law. nnd nnt otherwise,
N n. VAN WORRIES,
ac,.hsr oltls .iluse of Rsriailtaiircn
THOMAS. u, FORD
lrosi leui Of the Senal
Al "a faNf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND ALI F0RRS or BELIo US
DISEASE SAFELY
AND SURELY.

rhere are aome case, where the system isso 10
" ia ear. tha, uothing hut a thorough turning
over Sill 40 any good and In ,hesN cases, lhis
kemed, p,oceVds 70 q, it--in such cases nausea
Ia Produced, Cin the 0mmon iose,) but persons
tan avoli this by dOIng the whole slower, aud Ia.
King snall dOstt, ud Logger tltne 10 cure
10 some eases where the Liver Il torpid, the
t'tivut will have ne or tWa Calls Ahor cOmmen
1og the Medicine, but A. soon AS the Pills are
url, taken uu b. The stomach, and the y stem IL
'ntrr i, indueuce the hills must stop, ln any
tse Vh'rs IL i desired 10 stop sickness attha
'tonach tha, s produced by these Agu' Pills, a
iose or tNo nj Pupnerminl E.suuco will relieve
took nut for our apprite after being cured
h' these Pills, OF you will 0ver-eet,
On. bohlu will RREAK tho Agds up0n four
gr0wu peno ., bat Ia fairly ourV should ell be
taken bN one
We would also eall your attention TO the
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
DO you DESIRE HEALTHP
rHiN READ 4 WORD
stTort YOU THROW rus povS Asw,RrnLE,

itis fact well known to III our Western cili.
u NJ, that the Wasna ihat is constantly present IN
the Air % shis rich western county and the chan
g which irrur 20 frequently from hest 10 cold,
give usc Co various ioruA Of disease, snd IL be-
e. c'in's an impursnt inqbirJ then 90 o., shst We
'Hu do in prev M thtse sudUfn auarks, 10 Which
se are IN nluhl'i An old ,sJiuE H., an ounce or
lr.vtntnu is ~Orih pound Of cure" snd In
pthirg l. it tru thaa in this. FOR In however
Wsn, "rms ~ sre auacted With Illness. the pri
nsry aust h ntstij the same. We catch col J..
Ir ovsr- ~, the pores Vt our body bsrome closed
re Il the reuse matter uhch is generally thrown
out ~ ths =. ~ ~ s,n-ible Or insensible perspi
raions, reu~ins in itand clos Il up. snd the con.
queure b that lhe inWsrd functions of the bod
rNnuut perform their dut,, ans more than watch
ran, the eogs OF Ehose Wheels are 6lled With dir,
Every part Of our bodies demands ns different el-
ut rot irpm the TODD, aud the part our stomnch n :
taxi Il 10 eliminate such puris, and send them In
weir proper direrdOn; when oar system is fully
| open this h srll aud ufully done, and such
nRrs our food as ere not needed, are thrown
'ut nv perspra,ion, and the natural outlets Of our
'rlis-.--nut Whsn cold, or any other cause, stop,
t'rso rut'n this naal " He may 20 speak, re-
main. in the hndyj aud Fsvets, Rheumatsn,
lJauhdcc, Liver Compliant, Ague Nuurulaia &c,
NC. occur. VIII II then .hall ue go1 the ansv, ,
l. casi --cleause the system thoroughly, festor,
these natural ouil'ts and W. ara freo When
shall ~ DO III Shall we wait till the disease be
coSrs ~ upou usl No. lei u,iako
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02
ExoELsIoR EYE BALM.
ToR Att DISEASES ~ TaE EVE OR EYELID
UPON PERSONS OR HORSES.

Inflammation. Films, Ulrura,ions Wask sight.
snd ell iorms OF lissastd rs Is are eurad 30 rap.
idly, that where IL Is hest know Il l. considered
almost MAGICAL la it. healing inaut ace A Ply
oloian frOm ludiana wriles,--
''Your ne llcine has given PgRFEcr aud ER.
TIA sArisFAcTION Ia every case"
One Drug Store that has sold. the past season.
aver nsHT uUNDRep norrLEs says il did not
fallia AnEls Instance.
"A oli Horse Iookey, Who ha, haadlsd horses
all HE life ,sayss--
"lf your Eye Bslm, Si,h llule qleading add
fhNsieing where the system is too full, will not
ear",'he' may give up tue Eye"
One lad, sho IA heea deprived Of ,ight IN
cas- Eye,h, Aala w'rh Il for ,ix YEARS says,--
"Auerthiry Phy,loiaus hat prs.erib,d. ,v,,h.
out any gnod 'oae a.. ynur W. licinu l. perform
Ing cure
CAalily tn hlotsily, will you dep-ive your
self II gp0i rem iias. because 40 me-. Woai, Ia.
Wise lnsscry nat q ickery--or you will try on.
bnH Of our
FAMILY EDICGNEs
anj br hualsd of vaar Diseases We do no, mn,
up our Eye B ,lm for anything hut sore Eyos M
| Eyr L's' hut YOU have u Ia the honse vo,,
need uot suder with Sore Nouih. or u ,ers u1o,,
any part az the hods for Il lsso heallng Ia ull ssch
surfaces, that Il viii CURE THgM QuICKFR. tb.n
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