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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-03
J. M.
STORAGE.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Nj T. r..

Corner Of Seconl street and Clarke Avenue,
Lesee, city Of Ainlnscr. N r,
The undersigned brgs tn give notice to the ci liens
OF Washington, Scott. Rice, Goodhue. lie Sueur, aud the
adj"n. NJ Counties, thai he has just opened his Ware
house ON the Levev At Nininger City. and would solicit
any business Of a Storage, Forwarding, or Commission
character and being de~irous, of establishing himself,
would say to citizens Of the above. named counties. that
all goods received BY him will be free Of storage for
thirt" days after their receipt.
As Nipingcr is ut least three miles nearer the greater
of the back country than the Adjoining t~wu Of
lers"ns doing business at Ninnger will save
Ut least six miles OF tesming, a matter the Importance Of
need not b. urged upon the public.
J. N. uILLIIOUSE,
REFERENCES.
j. r. Case. Eagle Saw Mill 5-
&C. Robertson. EAq. 3G - a.
Igna,iu> DnnneIly. Esq, Niainser. M. T. g
tie". II. Burns. hank-r, r = H'sz# -.
N. A. Miller. Civil Eng, sa Ea9ss eIF tIe.-
John Ni"inger. EsQ,. 81 ryT, St. Paul, N. T.
o"s West, Forwarding 4 Com. Merchant. s.. / ui~. Mo.
Ugden q Co p, Burlington | wa.
". l: J"lns"n & Co., DunL h. III.
L'rr"'" q Co. Galen.. III.
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HoLL0WAYS PILLS.


r" suffer thu pains aud penalties of uickn,as when the
ceTfai" means 1T cure are a ces~iblr e. I'll. is positive msd.
ness. This vegetable remedy. act,ng powerfully upun the
causes 1T di s~s in xll the daiis, uerve~ and tissues .f the
ing places !" the sys'cn,. l~an-e and purify every secretion.
rebuild the sha,iesrd constitution. restore tn vixor and u.
!il;ty { the onfsrbled frame. aad tend to prvlusx life Tar
beyond its Ordinary limits
lA'U;on* R.!y on Ah.x! s
!" every quarter Of thu globe. an,nesl, nstinna civilized
and savage these Pills are usrd with equal and unvarring
su.cs's. They are aIv-r,i-ei in every prined language,
.ad wherever o'nm"rcs has penetrated. they are in con-
al Internal D;.enscs
Yield to their action. dyspepsia. Liver Complain. Aztec
lions Ut The "xslss the kidneys. the Nerves. ths Lungs,
ne Ih"as amt IN. Brain. that have previously dr6rtI al
human kill AMI all Oelsar srrnesliea. arr RI ,nstitiuusly q d
i"'sllioIy cured by 'hi. all c"nqa ring medicine.
B~|Xy fH~'rsaiss. sAE
Even when patients nrr reduced to tho last degree # fee.
b'e"es.. they may he r"oapera,ei ~ the r~csi.sless sO.ic aud
Alternative psolertiss "f u .lt"wa,' = Pills. 81 d
~ - 1w { r. Nanlrs NJ aN AQ~a,
From Whatever variety IF tn. a;lm n.s peculiar to their sx
thy may b. suffering. may rely with en,irr conscience On
.a~ Eject II this strengthening. re'ivinx. .sis and dmme-
Hallway. Pills are the lsss remedy known in tho world
tr the i"I x'"x di:ea:e. : Asthma "wel Complaints.
iasrhoe*. Dr"p.y. Debility. Fever and Asu-. Female C.m.
plants. ueadacits, lndig~aiau l"duens., l"6nn,m .,im.
Inward wrskn+s.. Liver Compl.in:.. L.wn-.s It Spirits.
rn:., STOP ~ and Cray; !. Secondary SYMPHONIC. v*nrrs.l Az
f. S0rCAvr az l. None ar genuine unies. Ii. ~o,d.. Iloi.
k'wny. New Y"rk an ! LONDON se d;.cern;hie AL Wates.
"srk in eve , leaf # che b~.k II dirsosi"as srosai e.ch
PIT Or t'a; che ssm~ my he plainly ~ea by h"Idiag tho
leaf ~ the light 4 hand,"m. reward will b. x.vsn t.: sny
"ne wondering such information ~ may lcsd t" tn desrcs..n
~ IN! y 'rv or partis" c.u"'r FITTING II. mrdi mos Is venl.
ing the same. In '~i"y 'h-m I" he -puri a.,
~ Sold ut he ~ nuf.c,urv IT PRO s..ur Holloway. 40
Made" Lane. New Y"rk. aud by vi Respectable Drugxi.,s
md D~a'ers in Me.tici"e. 'hr"eh."t u- Un,rsi States =. d
the c'v'hsed world. !" BIKES 1t y .ents, Is csnts, xui 81
each. sr.
~ There lea considerable saving ~ taking The largest
sig ~.
n. k.-Direai ms for the guidance of s'ients in every
di 'rder arr affixed u each la.x.
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NlN1SGER CITY LOTS Ft,it
Donnel1y, Case. 0uss y, and CosAsm1th1 Ad-
al Ion - Alolu.er City.

Oonnelly, Case. nus ~. and CosAsmslts1 Ad.
d Ion 70 Alnls:~r- @ity.,
Tho valua'le tract Of Ian adjo ming the eastern end
If the City Of Niningcr having been surveyed aud pist-
d. the Prpiictors now. offer lot. for sale na sccons-
@odatIng terms. ssa- ~
Con iguou- to the main Improvement, and in immedi
te prnx nifty to the Levee, she graded street, Eagle
-aw Mil. Reed. ks>h. Blind l. Door Factory, Ksnp's
tive T. Hardware d. pot, l. ichot 4 Clerks store, the
Iotel, Warehouse, Grl-t Mill, and Printing Office the
um4er.igucd feel justified III claiming fw thes. lot. great
r value either as business locations or fir private resi-.
at nces than any Other p ri"n of The town i7E
The lots are c"u-i'iershly larger til D corresponding
lots in the original town limits; the streets run prallel
to, and at the foot Of the bluff, thus preserving tiilding
sites Of unequalIed beauty ami c"'nman ling position.
Whatever iWpr''vemt ns experience suggested, have been
introduced in the survey If this addition regardless q
expense or ~. n ice If groun1. s.A q
A large portion of the River Frent has been reserved
for the Engine H"use, Machine Ships, Car Siding,
Freight and Passenger Depots, &c, Of the Nininger
and st. Peter Western Railroad, the survey OF which
hs. been commenced, and the route Of which, as indicated
on the maps If the Addition furnishes the only practica.
b grade by which connection cas be had with the Mis-.
8 ssippi River
The Travelled Road to and frn,n the neighb,ring town
Of Hastings passes thr,uyh ihi. addition, and = br~d
Avenue has bee" laid out with a view Of Strengthening
the Road, diminishing the distance, au speedily render
lug it u great thur"ughfare.
I"ts 10 this Additi N will be sold without any oner.
Gus c'ndhion respecting improvements. The natural
advantage Of the location has already induced the cur
rent # bushes" AMI improvement in thi. direction.
Such conditions are therefore unnecessary but the Pro-
prietors will always be prepared t. offer liberal induce.
ments I" Machinists, Manufacturers. Mechanics, aud
Others whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
progress Of N'u;nger. z5s61
For further information apply personally or by mail
to either Of the under i&tet Pr"prietors. Il
GNATiU iONNELLY, Nininger City.
JAMES X. CASE, ro-a ~es.s -
GEORGE II. BURNS.
I. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. WinLuwl l.Gs ST.. Paul
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HIGHLY CoMMENpABLE We learn from members
Of the Town Council that Chas. f. Clarke, E>a ha>
st.. j at meetings Of the Board, that he does nut intend
to ask or receive any conpe p'ation for his regular Ger
vices as Recorder. In view OF the laborous duties to be
performed by him, this offer is certainly yery liberal and
public spirited, and will serve to cBn6fm the high opin
ion already entertained Of Mr.. Clarke by our crtizene.
With such officers our town cannot but succeed
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yiye u dlieutenanf.

E3it"r Of the Larn"E Inquirer must knock under
-saltpetre can't save him. The : Lieutenant is down
on him like a pelican upon the rocks. When be takes
the knife il j 10 no clumsy hand-surs to touch the
right vsin, just SO in business. Pass the basket
prePa9ss The change, and take your clans He is one
Of tbs respectable Warrantees for Weights and Meas.
Sres-without Improvement clause. lsa Lucas. 8
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Public notice is hereby given that a certain Promis.
sorry N"'e. dated about August LIST, 1857, given by me
I" James N'tsher for "ne hundrcn and ten dollars pay
able one year after date is without full consideration,
and that | shall make def, nee thereto, aud all persons
are cau'iuned against receiving the same.
E3 MATTHIAS MALGET.
Niningcr, Dakota county, N. T Feb Sd, 1858.
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CmAL f.. CLARKE, Recorder.

A Hook AND LADDER COMPANY We announce in
this weeks issue the election BY the Council Of four OF
our best and most active young men to the post of Fire
Wardens. Something is expected Of them. We hope
to hear at an early day Of their having taken the proper
steps to create . Hook and Ladder Company. The lad.
ders Can be made by the members, and the rest Of the
apparatus will cost but little. Be up gentlemen and
dong.
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Next Sunday afternoon the Rev Mr. C,e<sy will re.
sumo his discourse, commenced a week ago last Sunday
On the Necessity Of Divine Revelation it is q care
fully prepared argadaen,ative discourse. and will IT
ford interest to III Who will bear it. Judging from III.
FIRST part, which will be recapitulatedne next Sunday. Ser.
visss ss 2s<usst Hall It 81 IN.
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HlLLHOUSE 1 PURCELL, s.N
ls~ OHAl.ERs IN 81. -
Groceries. Provisions, Hard
ware, Or ockry, &c.
Constant supplies on hand Of the best quality low for
cash. ~
Nininger, October 1st, 1857. 2:ly
J.. %. Garlic 4 co. s. 7aF
NJ Eat NJ AR 3
FIFTH SraEsr. (near the Hapdyside House, N,Amasa.
1eef Veal Mutton Fish.
e. Ice, &c. "a e ovs stI y4aa.e
~ DRIED FRUIT If all kinds kept constantly
n hand, and fer sale At the lowcst rates. Also, Lard,
Butter, apd Eggs. 2:ly :
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THE EM1GRANTAA AID JOUR MA l..
spec lall Notices.

sea. The Rev. Mr.. Cressy will preach ut fremont
Han, III this town, next Sunday afternoon 1T "a o':Iock.
Be- Sabbath School every Sunday afternoon at II
o'vl uK, ut II. mont Hall.
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Gbe Cmlgrant Qi1 9uurual.
PRINTING NEATLY & PROMPTLY EXECUTED

n. Our friends will remember that edihles Of every
kind are received in exchange for the paper.
Nh Copies Of the JOURNAL, in wrappers fer mailing,
NAY now be- bad for Eve cents.
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J. HENRY OWEN
HOCSE, COACH, AND SIGN
GLAZING AND PAPER mANH1MH
Don to order.
NlNINGER CITY. MINNESOTA. DIV
JOSEPH JACKSON. sl~2& !
Contractor. Mason & R,,i1da,.
GRADING &c. will be attended to promptly.
Refers to /. Donnelly and j. r. Case,
Nininger. June 20. 1857. 2:ly

House TO RENT. m
A story and a half House, 1924, on Fourth street
near Breckenridge avenue. may be had for SO a month
tor the winter. 1t has three rooms and is comfortably
fitted up. Inquire at this Office. Il
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For Sale.

A FIRST rate grist miil, with two run Of st.ne, on rea-
sonabls terms. Apply to, Il: II. SPENCER,
tit. 20 g Louisville, VI. T.
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OO@C0Ws
We notice close by T. McNamara's, under the bluff,
the commencement Of a new house BY Mrs Q ,inl ~,
who has just moved into cur town from Hastings. Also
near J. X. Whites we found yesterday the carpenters
at work busily engaged in commencing a residence for
MIR. Agnes, lately living near Mortified. This is pref
ty vel! for the month Of March, With the thermometer
considerably below the freezing point.
We also learn that the Cool Templars' Of this
place, a large and worthy association devoted to the
Temperance reform, are taking the preparatory steps for
building themselves a Hall. We wish ii IN every sue
cess in their good undertaking.
The Rev. Mr. Greasy, in conjunction with some Of
our citizens. is busily employed in starting a B'pti<t
Church. We think it is in the hands Of one who will
not let the enterprise sleep. 1z &&9&@ T&
Mr. G. r. Knight, we learn, also commences next
week the construction Of quite a commo'lious residence
and store in the business part Of the town. Mr. Knight
expects entering into business extensively in the spring.
The architect is Mr.. David Philips
Truly the ball is opening What other town can pre-
sent such an array Of enterpri Q at this early period !
Everything betok.ns the most prosperous career for
Niniuger during the present year. Our citizens are
~ssnguine our Town Council energetic almost every
f miIy expects some addition to their number by the
Spring emigration and if the opening Of navigation
is to bring to the State a period Of revival, there is II"
place will be better prepared to take advantage Of it
than Nininger City. ne
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Mean temperature for week ending Tuesday, March
I'd, 26oU5'.
NINI>aER, March ID, 1853.
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MILL SITE FOR NOTHING.

W!1I ME FUK NUTHT.NG.
GREAT CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS!
An excellent site for a saw mill, with the land at.
tached. is offered FREQ to any one who will erect a mill
thereon. The advantages fr receiving AMI retaining
logs, AMI floating the lumber with the current into the
river. Is unsurpassed by anything on the Mississippi.
>n abundance Of fuel IN the spot. There is an excel.
lent home market, in the rapid growing towns and nu-
river. Any one DESTROYS Of further information can
address N A.. MILLER, City Of Nininger, Dakot.
County, MINI. Is
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r,,w> COu~C.a. rRvCe.p,>Cs.

COUNCIL CHAMBER Saturday, Feb eth, 1853.
Council met and WAS called to order by the President
The following communication Was received and placed
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FOR Sale

For Sa lo
LOTS and HOUSES in Nini"ger. sud FARMS in
the neighborhood ; also lots in the Additions: also fo,
sale " n let, The new stcne Wareh"use IN ,he Leyce
Apply to G. @. ROBERTEON.
- es@ss 49, =. ia. 6assgss A.eanfess A-4.
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A large portion Of our present number is taken up
BY the interesting lecture on Encouraging Emigration,
delivered BY lgnatius Donnelly, Esq (our townsman)
before the State Legislature. on the 18th ult. The im-
portance Of the subject had been regarded by Our Leg
islators for some time, and various plans proposed and
discussed, without el i:iting anything satisfactory. Mr..
Donn-lly being In st. Psal at that time, was invited
to deliver an Address before them, and present bis views.
1t is q matter Of pride to onr town. to learn how
satisfactory this was done, both to the august body Sffhas
invited him, snd to the public At large /: the c'mmep-
dation Of the press being especially ~aattering. We give
it to our readers as . valuable document, the arguments
in which may be u%sefully employed to sustain the high
reputation our State holds anoog its settlers, in all the
Characteristics 20 ably set forth in the Address.
CHANGE OF PRopsIE1oRs The Handyside House,
in this town. passed into the hands Of Joshua Kemp,
Esq, on the lss inst. The gentleman who now owns
it will not fail to make it a popular resort for travellers
and visitors, where every comfort may be enjoyed, and
where ~urbsnity and attention will make their stay one
of checrfulness aud pleasure. With ioAs of the fines.
buildings for the purpose, beautifully situated for prue.
pect, re believe that its REPUTATION will be puch ex-
tended under its present able i.susgement
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Table,

Prepared by MIR William b. Reed, corner Of Clarke
venue and Seventh street 81 sa
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1IAcEENEIE q 1TINCHIN

Have rented he Horse 10 r. College Street. a e
doors 5sl0ls re SsraHes Honss-
Their stock Of Hardware s complete AMI contains AZ least
great variety found any other house n che CITY.
They viii endev0r keep an times the best articles IN ier
be found for
qnaliiy % ne cheapest; Belts Hinges, Screws
Nails OF al sizes
CAE2HAl ~ tAa-==tlaue1 Saua Chises, Cages Ham
and every description 90 Tool
BLACK VA "a u -u-}ses Anvls Slsire Hsn1ers Steel
&C., &c.
PATETETIS---Brrshes Of every size ana quality,
Tools. busters Cancels Hair Peuclsr &C. &C,
STABLE KEEr'E Ez5---rhs finest EugIish ana French
Hc-ss Brushes. American BRUSHES, Curry Conas,
Dung FORTS, &c, &c
uIEEES---s PAGES, chuTels, ecJttes, fics1. &c
GARDNETRS-=-IIoas Rskes Pruning Iupisrsntl, Lines,
&C, &C
SPDRTsw EN---DoubIe and Single Barrel shot Guns,
PoTier Fiaszs, Game b g Percussion Caps, ize,
Pocket Pistols, Colts RevolTers, Alan's and al
theneW improvements in Fire AIMS
HOUSE KEEPER ---i lated Forks Table and Tea
spoons, Ivory Handled Cutlery OF every pattern :
KNIVES and Forss Of an kinds
CANDLESEI &c X S---Brl-lua, Pilnishsd Tin, Ialn1ed
Of all Ends
EASlk 2 's---of every shane and size
WATERS AND TEA AEs---iron 10c. each up
to the Guest quality.
WOODEN. " ARE---BueEsts, Rolling Pins. Tnyu,
Bowls
FEATHER DUSTERS---DustinE Brushes. Brooms,
fopes Heads anc Eyesi Nopss and Carpet
ORN AWENTAL GOODS---Piats Warmers, Coal VS..
Is, Toilets Sets, sc, &c, &C.
MACKENZIE & MINCuIS,
oci2s "a College s-reat
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
~ = b. IL. AEE.

ON Thursday The 9th Of December next, The premises 81
ICocol A. propose % aler 40 Public sac nag CON
ous Fss fe CT rrsr Of Church &c eIdre Streets nov
ose1ped by William d. smith, ESQ. Ih Ii ironis SAY reg
On Church and ID McLeu arieei 1--- .-- 80
sc il Is one ID Ie desirable sec-s pa - eA-i ana q
convenient 20 al, the business plfi1 o. oar ci'y-
ALSO,
A, The zane tire three v4cat lots i1msiiatay adjoining ne
se f-or-tr~ eac 30 fet Church. ard running back l3
49, ~ a. .iv The lrer1 ur property l free from a.
It'll 81 s--sor e lIauss ard Lot 01e-ianrth cahh1l
49, 90 NO. and three credit. for sli.iacoriy
c t.rg interest, uayab Oh bank lien retained For
- 1f L5t5 r-t Of two and three years for notes
tearir.r interest and secured a. shove
vii h sold privately e desired. R0r further psrcularlc cal a
g r. GLAsCocg, Ale A. " p A4As1LaAt
1gYta
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Conviction Of a seducer.

Francis C, Sexton, purser's clerk on the United
States frigate Niagara at the time of laying the cable
charged with rape on Miss Wood, of New York has
been tried at Newark, n. j., and found guilty. The
punishment is from one to fifteen years imprisOn-
ment, or one to two thousand dollars fine, or both.
The Newark Mercury, speaking Of the trial, says:
The parties are all strangers and yet the tale
folded by the evidence Of the ssddest character,
and full Of those bitter realities which exhibit life in
its shadow and gloom According to this sad episode,
one of those worthless and shifLless men who live on
the edges Of society," and who form one Of the floating
and changing elements Of large cities, crossed,
upen an unfortunate summer day, the path Of
young girl in the city of New York, Of most respec
table parentage and wiled her from her parents and
her home. Scarcely seventeen, favored by more
than ordinary beauty, the choice flower OF family
circle she went out one afternoon to return, after
DAYS Of absence q ruined Outcsst, with the mark Of
infamy upon her.
The verdit of the jury received in every quar-
ter as just and righteous one. Every parent feels
to day that the courts have thrown a new guard
around the family hearth, and that the innocent and
thoughtless have been thus protected from evil The
heartess Wretches who thro1g our cities, looking
upon the Young and beautiful as their prey, have
been taught lesson which they will long remember.
And many giddy and thoughtless girl might learn,
from the touching story Of this ruined outcast,
lesson which would leave its moral in her heart.
Life has its pages Of individual history more sadly
written than eny which romance portrays, and they
who truly read them may draw from them the Wis
dom which will guide their steps Alright In the
deep shadow in which the young girls life is cast
there may sunlight, but her history WILL not
be without its warning.
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B. I. sImPsONs

DEPOT,
AZ, PUBLIC SQUARE.
OFFERS to his friends and the trade largest and best
ections Of Brandies Gins, Run Porss Aaaeirs snerrs
and Champagne brought o Nashville, consisting Oh ae ioi
COGNAO BRANDTEs.
Jules, Robins 3 eo,,s Pale, IN 81 x and x pipes
Castilion Fine Champagne, in pipes only
Laasriere Pale, in =, Z and pipes.
La ROCHELLE BRANDIESs
PelltvOisln, Pale and Dark, in x pipes;
Rastsau, do DO do 90
Alexandra seigneitte, DARK, In 4, 4 and pipes.
HOLLAND GINS.
tedor ssvon, IN pipes;
Grape Leaf in g pipes
Anchor, In pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
st. Crox, New Crop.
WINES.
Duff Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old Oporto Port;
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines dry and sweet
CHAMPAGNES.
Charles Heidsick quarts and pints
Creme Of silsry, quarts and pints;
Hector Clicquart and Fills, quarts and pintli
Grown Brand do do
Lyon do do do
CLARETSs
900 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHIEDAW SCHNAPPS.
the best sohnapp offered in the United States and to its
dicinal properties has not its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere and examine for yourselves
Remember a. Public Square, at B. T. Shields ljunel0l
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The Grmfenberg Medicines,


RE well known and eirzery sought for throughout the
1 "a whole Continent Of America
Never Before their Introduction could any series q
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by writing p0uer5y be De- furnished with s c0npo
Bsrt1r5 Ii he greatest blessing Do le fals sx haths
science Of medicine has discovered "a century.
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er certain remedy Cor Bloody Fuy Dyseuery Drrh0a OK
Ch5Iera--no,. alI can be- cured in a f.s hours.
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cea could mother feel DE life Of Der babe s far y, Whale
under ave wears of axe. Youthful strong medicines
carried oGuoW this medicine c-res le1- even after The
doctor nurses pronounced ler es h1peies Price
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Heal Bitter, that -. Wt should ts world suderirom
Dyspepsia or Bilious diseases, vhe TINS simple medicine ,at
Never before vas any preparation Or sariap1hla %
Never Before has Che Cou-uuptiyes Balm found its
eg this have eaere Deals dark portal, = e bal
recommended tlus this m preference many uostrns at aro
Never Before were Piles and kindred diseases certain Of
VI have certificates o. Irs9ls eHrsy rs19ra 1r
Mott. other great physicians lad asserted that nothing
but the knife could Afford relief
Never Before could iufluei eyes Of sight
be cured for 25c. T1e Bye Lotion does 90.
much medical knoFu-e the drEnlert Alaal OF Lai-hi
Never Before has any Almanac hem published 50 vaiu-
able Health Almauas- Ii fu- shed l.gi ,ogsly By al
Druzzists, and by ALEX MACKENZIE
oeu7-u % College -, nashville