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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-06
Remarkable Feat of Uniting Cast
from

A few days since, one of the large muck
rolls used in the Rolling Mill of Bfowh;
Bonnell g. Co., of this place. weighing three
ond one half tons, broke off at the journal
where it unites with the body of the toli.-
The accident was likely to involve q serious
loss OF time, as well as considerable expense,
in making it necessary to wait until new
one could be made. The proprietors in this
view of the case, determined to try the ex-
pertinent of casting new journal upon the
roll; and had it taken to the Machine Shop
und Foundry of Predmore g. Hamilton for
tha, purpose. A pit was dug, and the rol !
placedin a perpendicular position in 1t. a
mould was made Of the broken piece, and
placed upon the end of the roll, which was
, then heated to white heat, and the metal
pour in. The result was that they sue.
cecded in uniting q new journal to the body
OF the roll, to all appearances as sound and
enduring as the original one. 1t is now in
active operation at the Mill, and doing good
service. We understand from machinists.
that this Is feat in casting seldom attempt
ed aud rar ely attended with shccess.-Ma-
honihg Register, April goth.
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CERES !!!

The place to find them of good quality, alwuys In
supply, and very low it at Goss and Bros's. Cof-
fee Sugar only l2c. Beautiful White n. o. Sugar,
et. Beautiful Crushed n. 0. Sugar, only 14c. We
keep superior Article cf zoe Tea. Also, excellent
SOC Tea. We DO not like to hntter ourselves, but
will say keep :hc best jOc lea In the County. The
best SOC Tea in County, Is sold BY US. Our soc Tea
cam be beat. SOC rea, OH We We the best ln the
, world, ohl Fifty Cent Tea Fifty Cent Teal! Obi!
Oh!! Oh!!! Be sure TO buy youl SOC Tea of us.
Some OF the inducements we offer and the reasons
we give for being able to sell oJt goods lower than
oor neighbors are that persons dealing with us do
have to pa! e Interest due to us on running ac.
eouhts neither do they have to pay all the bad debts
made BY men bu! ing goods on credit We buy our
goods lower than uny of our competitors, we are all
working men, thereby SAYING heavy exbensa OF clerk
hire and frequent loss by negligence Of employees.
DO not sport fine clothes and live high. Have no
city taxe& 10 pay. Relieve In the principle nf small
profits and large sales. lliese things IN connection
can sell goods lower than our negbbors. And II we
can only save what il costs Of them TO do bust
ness. make good thing OF IT, and furnish the
public With articles for want and convenience at very
low ratos, and furthermore, where there is will,
there Ia way, and we will not be beat Since com.
mencing here, busircss has inc reased much be-
yond our expectations and believing that our manner
81 doing business, ONE PRICE AND READY PAY,
forms t6e best basis fer still further increase, shall
continue to follow the same path. We trust ouI
old friends will give early call, and we aSo
cordially invite all that have not done business will
US ITO come and see how our system works, ana how
much cheoper we cGn afford our goods than those do
! ing business on the old principle. .,,
| . - DANIEL ". GOSS & BROS.
| P,S. Wanted cot, 900 lbs Of good Butter.
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RAVENNA MARKET-MAY 6.
.M4RRfEE.

In this village, on the 2Sth ult., BY Ire W:
Enos, Esq, Mr.. GEo. KING and miss MARY
L. BEcKwIrH, oil OF Charlestown.
In Hiram, on the 2Sth. inst, by 4. K
Crafts, Esq, MIR. ABNER Day 10 Miss MA
RIA s. MoTT, formerly Of Watertown, JEFF
ferson county, N. Y.
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The END At HLND.-The Millerites Of
New Jersey assert that they have, ascertain
ed to certainty the period Of the worlds
destruction. 1t is to take place the coming
summer-csrtain! They say they made
slight errors in their calculations, which
will account for their mistakes heretofore.
The late financial pressure and the present
religious excitement throughout the country,
they point to as evidences of the near ap-
proach Of the second advent of Christ and
the burning OF. the world.
Some people are always looking for
something awful, marvellous and dreadful to
come when they hear of bank breaking,
when it rains too much at once, when a
religious revival occurs, or when something
that don't happen every day comes along
Such people are always ready for any ia.
naticism that bad and designing men ore
disposed to invent.
New GooDs.-PRENrIss, HoPKIEs & Co
have received large supply of seasonable
goods, to which we invite the attention o.
our readers. Advertisement next week.
H. L. DAY is also receiving his stock d
Summer goods suitable for this region.
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APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
..- -.. DIR. III. TUBBS.

viii be in attendance as foIiows:
RAVENNA, Prcntiss House, Friday, June 4.
Akron, Empire House, Thursday, June 3.
Warren, National House, Wednesday, June o.
D Cleveland, "a American House, May II and 49,.
For cohSultation upOn all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs Heart, Liver, Sto mach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous;
ness Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities Of tho Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS Ulcers and ali other varieties o! long standing
complaints, both external and Internal. -.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annua
", many Of whom had exhausted every other re-
source Within reach. In case are mineyai or eth7
a. poisons employed, does he make sjekte msks
can be- iaSen with safely By Inc most deiicate and
patients may remain at home, and continue win
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
physicians had given up all hope, the indisputablo
evidence Of which can always be furnished. lnva-
ids how ever reduced or .dcspairng, are invited 70
be given or expense incurred, without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery; !, rs. NJ. s.,
DR. ToBBs, sIR:-Hoping II may encourage SEINE
give below the facts In my own ease. Yen hrstlpre
scribed for me In Sept. 1885. had been suffering
four years from complication OF diseased ana impn
few Neeks) had been kspt prisopeTs and ht tha
time vas too feeble to set up pin chair long enougi
10 haye, my bed arranged, nor could stand 9prSn
bilit1 and seemed to prevade the entlr
system. All that kind friepdaand On attentiye ply
oiCian could do was done ior ms nllef
ont kinds Of patent medicines, which acted As pala
lives, but fAi!ed 70 accomplish the desired oblect-
| From the time ! commenced yohr treatment, ther
was gradual Improvement, Al the end Of 9 fev
wookS was able 10 cit up an hour at times and II
| six months rode ten miles In one day. From ths
time improveme ent was more rapid-have since bee
abio q ioutney west, and am now enjoying goo
decree Of health. feel that to your treatment, un
deT ma bleeding Of God, am indeb:ed for life an
i ccmfoi9able health. ~ t,as
F@tA- rfe .sIstr .l8ste MRS. M. 4. BEMlES.
willow Grove, lows, May 1851.
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BOOTS AND SHOES-BOOTS AND
sU1Es.

ws,Ae got EN- We are selling best quality Wo-
mems. Enamele.l Boots ut $l,l0, ~ omen's Black
Mems Kip Bros, whole leather Quo split about them
as good an arit le as can be made, ut ,4i; Mems
Enamelsi Broguns and CATERS, Calf Callers, Kidan
Shoes, an enormoiis variety. WeSay they cheap,
and you ill know what we mean when We say it. -
GROCERIES GROCERIES GRO
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New Goods-New. Goods.
MISS ROOD, in Aliens Block. has just
lu opened an assortme Of VERY NICE sPRING
MILLINERY GOODS. Thankful for past favors
from aprreciatlve customers, will continue to de
serve an Increased custom. "a .,.:( - !.
DRESS MAKING and Citing done in the best
manner. u.
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JOIm r. Evmms ESTATE.

John r. Evans Estate.
NOTICE; ID hereby given, that the sub
IN scriber has been appointed and qualified Admin
ist,ator on the estate Of John E. Evans late of Por
saas county, deceased. Dated 81 Palmyfs, April p
isse's DAVID JOHNS, Adms.
! NAY ., ,lsss-Av. t4s .
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Legal Notice.
The State of Ohio, Portage county, IS. In Con.
mon Peas.
o,. oa', g. ;; ;:,s' :,,,'' Divorce and A''SS';. ''
ORA C. TAYLOR, defendant herein, is
" hereby netiaed that the petitioner, Mary J. Tas.
Ior i'll to be used on the hearing Of
the above eRtted cause, at the dwelling honse OIL
Eiiak i'm Dewy, Ia the township OF Franklin, county
of Portage, aud State of Ohio, on The 3Dth day OF
April, aid on the LIST day Of May, A. ID. 1858, be-
tween the hours of0 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p.
NJ, of said day. ,.vxpI,.
Atty's or Petitioner.
Ravenna. Ohio, April S, 1s5a-3w.
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Attachment Notice.
.... Before J. d. Hor-
Charles w Stuart Plaintiff, ton, Esq, Justice OF
VA. the Peace OF Raven.
Levi S. Treat, Defendant. "a IownshlP, ror'
ON the 25th day of Murch, A. D., 1888,
" said Justice issued an order Of attachment In
the above action against Levi s. Treat, non-resi-
dent debtor, for the sum Of $225.
STRAW wDER d. HART, Pits Atty's.
Ravenna, April ], 1858
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Ares.

A XES! AXES!!-Of B Blodgett's, Whites,
II and Eagle's manufacture-cheap and waErl9toa
at Dec. GAL F. A. CURTIS & Co'e.t7
OAWS! SAWS!!-Of every description,
y Including 'Wannais, Muley, MIL and Circular
Saws, from to so inches In diameter, ct
Dec.mber a, 1857 F. A. CURTIS y CO'O. }.
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NOTICE..

GFAlI persons Indebted to Bostwick &
Beatty, one, two or three years, must make
preparations to pay up soon, or we shall col
lect all such accounts as are ,collecta6le,
according to law. We will not, shall not
cun not wait much longer. We are in
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-06

~ No "tiII forbid" adver-
tisements will be inserted in this
paper.
No transient advertisements
will be inserted unless paid for
in advance. .
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We have everything new and beautiful
that the market would afford, and having carried
over nothing of the kind last year, can show the
ceanest stock othe kind in the untry and at rates
dehing competition, Chalk this down apd be sure
to come and US bofore buying, or you will re-.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-06
WHITE GooDs-WHITE GOODS!

We have everything that you can call for,
all qualities and prices, consisting Of ishop and
Victoria Lawns, Dotted Swiss, Book Muslins, &C.,
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND PERsoNAL.

~ All persons indebted to
the Portage Sentinel Office, for
subscription, advertising, or job
work, prior to January l, 1858,
are requested to make Immediate
payment, as it is necessary that
the books of the late firm Of Hart
& S0merville should be balanced
without delay-and they mast.
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90. for one hour Of youthful joyi
Give bdck my twentieth spring!
I'D rather laugh, a bright-haired boy, s@
Than reign, e gray-haired king!
moH with the wrink led srois Of age!
Away with learning's crown!
Pear cut life's wisdom w ritten page, .,.
And dash its trophies down F!
g.fsone moment lot my life-blood stream
Prcm boyhood's Gount OF fame!
6dve ME ono gddy, reeling dream
Pr OF life all love ind tame l"--
We scarcsly think--what is unquestiondoly
tFde-that, in manhood's prime or tottering
he, I'D are boys stia, despits all onr assumed
diShiy and indifference; and whatever our
bpfsuits Or enjOymsnts. s@
NEw PofAFoEs. s.--Tbe Painesville ADDER
l;ssr Of the let inst, is responsible for th'
following:
New potatoes in April are something o
rarity fct this latitude. But the farmer
ofLaEe county, some Of them q least, \. ar'
kdiihl to the tasE OF raising them. On sat
hsday last, w. b. Brown placed upon ou
tabs d meas of potatoes 81 this yearT, I,
growth, raised on the premiom fsFm OF =
- Haskells OF Perry. ~
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PARASOLs; COTTON, GINGHAM
AND SILKY

We have every hue aud quality, from 3lc
10 $4.. With these, we are in tnc same fx as with
Bonnet Trimmings, hay ing Ilq old enes hand, hav
Ing made last summer clean. sale OF all goods in
this line. We know hat the ladies fond of sorne'
thing new, and II ia bet er to make choice from new
and clean stock, than from that has been accu
mulating for perhaNs Ten Years or over.
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SUMMER SHAWLS.

A good variety, consisting Of Stellas and
Covered Ceutres dc. PRICES frera Szjupwars.-
White Grape Shaws are cheap. Black SILK shawls,
various qualities and prices. Plain Mohair sbawls,
various colors and prices. Ladies wanting Summer
Shawls, of good styles, at light advance over New
York pricss, will dnd such with us,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-20

The Memphis AraiaHche learns from Coroner HORNE the
particulars The dabOcal ourages which it has
been the province Of the press record Mr. HORNE had been
called hold inquest upon the body Of negro belonging
the estate Of the late A. c. sTkREE Of Shelby county, when
the following facts ELECTED 1t appears that the negro
REUBE alluded to above, his death from punish
nen received at the hands Of endsh named WILLIAM
5. MONTGOMERY, and the coroners jury returned verdict
dinghy. he oense committed by the deceased temporary
absence from Labor and the punishment administered series
Of hppings uDexample almost, in the catalogue Of
cruelty One witness the punishment consisted
ors EeRds6 stripes and that the deceased to the
character Of punishment every day for period Of ten days
This cruelty INDUCED against the wish Of Mrs. srARKE the
Of the slave and seemed to be simply in accordance with
the feDdsh tastes Of the When ascerined that
the would die the scOundry made his escape
and bis whereabouts still unknown. It hoped that he will
long eude the vigilance Of justice and that he will be made to
pay the penalty OF Of the most hghhanded ousge in the
calendar Of crime"
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ny TELEGRAPH.

NV YoRK. July 10 Cotton and Ffour firm:
wheat while Western / 06al Il. Southern New Is.
Red New i 15a1 90; Corn 94as5; Meas Pork l6 oOs
400; Bacon 78as3 for Sides, 53a6 for Shoulders;
sugar. Muscovado 64aTs Porto Rico 7as1; Coffee
Rio l6lall5: Rice ssS&; Linseed 74s75; Tallow %
WEEKLY BAEK STATEMENT Increase in loans
$500 600; Increase in specia seq 0O0 Increase in
deposits S671 900; Decrease in circulation S229-
OO0
PHILADELPHIA, July l9.-The Convention Of the
Sons Of Malta, assembled e-day. Henry SoutheF,
of Penn. was chosen President, and G. W. Dilks. of
N. Y, and G. " Wood, Of Philadelphia Secretaries
$50 delegates we're present, among whom we're, so
Foreign delegates It is expected that the session
will last several days.
CISoIHsArI, July 19.-FlouF and grain unchanged;
Bacon Gas for Shoulders and Sides Mess Pork i so
al5 rs is offered but is held at 10 00 Whisky 2Oa.
Molasses 81; Coffee 102all7; LnSsed Il. TheriVer
has risen feet inches.
ST.. LOUIS, July l9.-The river has risen 9 feet in
the last SO hours, and is now rising inch an hour
The Missouri has risen 6 feet ct BOonyille, since
Saturday and is now stationary At Kansas City,
it is higher than before known. The Illinois is
swelling. The Upper Mississippi is stationary at
Dubuque. and falling slowly below.
INV ORLEANS, July l9-CotlOn, sales 200 bales.
market unsettled and excited; Sugar firm, fair to
fully fair &c. Flour quiet 90 for super6ne; Wheat
IS; Lard firm 10l; Freights on Cotton Liverpool l.
Arrived Banks, Indus, Byzantine and Moneka from
Rio, Ship Far West from New York.
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OBJ ylasB6iIIe Onion & 5nerifan.
PROSPECTUS
ron TIE NEW SERIES, COHEMENoING
MAY Is, 1858.


COMMENCING with the above date the NAsyILEE uHI0s AID
AMERICAN viii be published and edited BY 3 g. kAsTsAs
p q DUEv1veroN J. O. GRIErTH, and G. G. PcDExTER under
he stye Of E. G. EASTMAN Co. The terms IS heretofore VIII
BE- for the Daily SO for the TrWesy, s. sad for the "e9E
ly, SO per annun-
The heres political struggles Of the last twenty four years. in
which the Us1oN Afterwards the UNION AND AAERIcAN has
taken so monument part rendered for psede
sos to publish almost exclusively political journal In
department the paper has always occuped rank second to
none in the country length the principles and policy Of the
democratic party hsYe become xsd and mprsgnabe, and
we propose make the central democratic organ, in its and
commercial departments all that has ever been in political
While abang o Of heart and energy support Of the prn
ples and policy the great Democratic party have perfected
arrangements by viii supeeede the necessity Of the
business the general reader going out Of the State for pa
psrs containing the latest intelligence.
The News.
The latest News from all quarters and all important sub
gects-POtca Commercial and Gener-E have precedence
hereafter over every thing else. We shall spare pains
pense place paper in this respect in advance Of all COM
pettos make necessity to those Of citizens
who may not sympathize with our political opinions.
Wit aud HumOr.
SUI LOYENGOODs nimitable sketches viii continue
bellish the humorous department Of our paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman of intelligence and experience employed
Local Commercial Editor Who will devote his whole time
to matters relating the Commerce Of the country aud the In
dustry Of the state.
Our ExeFtiOns
To increase the usefulness Of the UNION AMERICAN viii be
unremittng. this Spring and Summer investing
materials buildings &C. money than the whole establish
appraised five years ago. Our determination is to
make establishment rank among the most influential well
institutions Of the State and to make of the central
organ Of the Democracy paper which may be referred to by the
people confidence pride And while do this, ask
subscription list As that increases,
shall increase our energies and our enterprise.
Clubbing.
We will send our Weekly Paper Clubs at the following rates
Five copies one year, new subscribers, SuOO
Ten 5000
The cash accompany all Club subscriptions the paper
viii not he sent.
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LINDEN CIANCERY COURT.
JULY RULES. 1858.

Moses r. kirby IS Henderson W Horton, Samuel A. SARGENT
Mary A. Sargent, and others-Iujunction Bill,
motion 0f c0runlanants counsel and il appearing 70 my
satisfaction that Henderson ". Horton Samuel A Sargent
Mary A. defendants the above entitled suit
residents Of The OF Tennessee that the ordinary
Of The law he served them 10 Is therefore
by the Clerk and Master that publication he made in the
Union and American for four successive weeks commanding said
nonresident defendants appear and plead, demur to
5upsinant's bill Chanoery Court
Linden 70 be held the Court Linden
Thursday after Monday In October next else the bill will
be taken for confessed them and the for hearing
81 parte. j. H. klNkEBr
fyl4-wst-prs fee 50 Clerk and Master,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-20

Legal Profession Magistrates and others interested will
that the UNION AMERICAN Of the papers
authorized W Law publish the opinions of the Supreme Court
Of the furnished by the Attorney General
the We publishing The opinions Of the Court
at its recent session at Jackson as rapidly they hand
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IN CHANCERY AT LEWISBURG,
nTnr Rmlna. 1873.

c. Osborn and John Nicely c. W. R. Davis and others
z T arurinC to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master from
the allegations COmplaiuaut M that the defendant
N r. Davis resident Of the State Of Tennessee, that
The ordinary process law be served him;
therefore ordered publication he made the Nashville Union
aud American, newspaper published In the city Of Nashville
tennessee weeks requiring the defendant, W.
H. Davis appear the term Of the ChanCery Court for
Marsha county Tennessee be held az the court house thereof
M the town of Iewsburg Wednesday after the third
day August next and plead demur to The
claimants BILL will he taken for confessed as 20 him.
and set down for hearing pss the Of the court
A true cow June "A, 1858. r. h. KERCHEVAL,
fvl-v4t mrs fee 50 Clerk and Master.
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Rgrbave,s Holland Bitters,

We have been selling BerhaEe's Holland Biters for some
months and although when first introduced We did not
urge its sale being unacquanted with the article found
the public dermsed to have it, and to meet the demand
been obliged purchase more Of this artbe than have
Of any other patent medicine whatever Every day brings new
testimonials Of its efficacy in removing the various complaints
which it IS recommended and in offering il to customers
do so with more confidence in its virtues than is due pre-
parations of the kind GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
junez7-dw&t-wIw. lsl Randolph st. Chicago, H.
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.


John P Chandler others John Iyey and wife, Elizabeth,
and others.
I'm motion and it appearing 90 the Clerk and Master Of said
court, Ivey and wife, Elizabeth, nonestieHts
state, therefore ordered that publication be made for
thirty DAYS, the Union and American, published an Nashville
tennessee, requiring defendants, appear the Court
House in Of Carthage the I'd Monday in August
next then plead demur TO complainant
bile and in default thereof said bill will be taken for confessed
and for hearing cx parte 20 them.
prs zee 50 A. MOORE, CLERK and Master.
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VIM Fitzpatrick Elizabeth johnson, Robert Johnson ct ais
AZ motion appearing the Clerk and Master, that 10
bert G.. johnson nonresident OF this State It is there
publication made for thirty days in the Union
American requiring the said Robert G. Johnson to appear az
House. the OF Carthage the ID Monday IN
August then and there plead. dcmur TO complain
b default thereof said bill will be taken FOR con
f.s-sI set down for hearing eZ partc to him.
prs fee 81 A. MOORE, Clerk and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-20

I'VE learn from the Gsllatn ZsanaiaT that child Of Mr..
Read living the Cotton Factory that place, died few days
the eating quantity Of wild cherries.
This should be warning every 1t is not generally
that Pussc acid, Of the rapid and deadly poi
sons, In She wild cherry. rambling boys make
-.-r If this
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-20

Nervous and Rheumatic AffectiOns-HOL
LAND BrRs'We have used this medicine ourselves and in
many with the greatest The most celebrated Of our
German physicians recommendngit. During this changeahe
weather. while most persons troubled with and rheu
matte affections will be found valuable remedy.Saa
Ze5..aG. jel