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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-22

freighting from Philadelphia and Alexandria to
Providence, Norwich, and Boston, is said to be
nearly 81 80 per ton higher than it was one
year ago, a fact which must tend largely to in
crease the price of this fuel to the consumer.
The TRor AT FIrcHBURG.-There was a
large crowd at the Fitchburg trotting park,
on Friday, to witness the two races. The
first race was the best two in three, between
Capt. Charles Nicholson's chestnut mare Pc.
sey, and IL. NJ Lanes grey mare Minnehaha.
Posey won in two straight heats, time 3.07
and 800. The second race was for a purse
| of 500, with SIS to second best horse best
| three i'll five, TO wagon. Four horses were
entered :" Worcester Boy" by Charles B.
Pratt of Worcester; VIM. B. Foxs Clerk
shire Boy, by Geo. r. Wesson Buchanan, +"
by G. L. Greene; and Monarch" by S. B.
Clement Berkshire Boy" won in trotting
four heats, the first being dead between him
and Worcester Boy" Time A, 2.43, 2.45,
2.40; Monarch taking the S25.
FoREIGN MISSIONARY MEETING IN TEN
lLbi IN 1 Hc dhuHdl uleetlIlS OF the w OrceS.
ter North Auxiliary Education and Foreign
Mission Society was held in Tempeton on the
18th inst. The Education Society was
represented and addressed by Rev MIR.
Couch, aud Rev. Mr.. Perkins, who has
been in the missionary service among
the HISTORIANS for twenty-seven years.
Other brief speeches were made by Rev
Messrs. Marion, Billiard, Paine, Seabury
Allen, and Sabin. The contributions to for
eign missions in this auxiliary is likely to be
larger than last year. The officers chosen for
the ensuing year are -President-Rey. John
f. Norton Of Athol Secretary-Dea. A., H.
Merriam of Templeton Treasurer-Dea. c.
Sanderson of Phillipston DR.. Perkins ad.
dressed an audience in the evening, giving an
interesting account of some of the obstacles
that have appeared in the way to prevent the
success of the missionary work. He showed
that the trials OF the missionary in Persia have
resulted in their own good and the good of the
people that inhabit that country.
OxFoRD.-The Oxford Wide awake club
held an enthusiastic meeting at the vestry of
the baptlst church in North Oxford, Saturday
evening The meeting was addressed on the
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10
by strictly following the directions in the ,,t,.
NY eaeh bottle and by judcious application oftGe
1ut he"m ORtmeat, ScrQtata ON tqept and Ie5Lao
O1Nmeht, every ulcer sore of whnrever I'm, 4eu'mg
tute, except cancer thar has taken roots are ert a
anu permanently cured. ''f'"N Peiietuy
VA. .na.nnlctnTeu BY DONALD KENNEDY 100 N-.rrc,
------- 9 NC o. dtiaweOw f2
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And Mr., Glazier was then unanimously de,
clared to be the nominee of the convention;
and the secretary was directed to give him due
notification. The convention then adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-22

sp"iuing's Prepared Glue seems to be unlyers
ally welcomed by housekeepers wherever it goes; il il
pIecselN the ready reliable adhesive substance needed
for repairing furniture and household ware ali anil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-22

Drs, q. A. Hill & Thompson's Medical Office
NO. y Main street, Cup stairs) See advertisement
fourth page. dtf f,yan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-22

O. II. JenclSs, Dentist, 239 Main street, nearly
opposite Elm street. dtl ~ " az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-22

After this vote was announced, the conven-
ton adopted resolution declaring, that, OH
the next ballot, the person having the highest
number of votes should be the nominee.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-06-12
Aphorisms on Dining.

The universe without life would be nothing
aud all lives must be fel.
Animals feed; men eat; the man Of intel.
lcct alone knows how to eat.
The fate of nations depends upon how they
are fed.
Tell ma what you cal, and l will tell you
what you are.
The Creator making j, obligatory on men
to eat and live, invites him thereto by appe-
tito, and rewards him by the pleasure he ex.
periences.
Good living is m act Of our Judgement, by
which we give preference to things agreea-
bic to taste, to those which do not possess that
quality.
The pleasures Of the table arc Of all ages,
all conditions, all countries, and Of great va
riety; they are the concommitants of all other
pleasures, and when all the rest are gone, they
remain to console us Tor their loss.
The dinner table is the only place wisre
men are not bored during the 6rst hour.
The discovery of new dish does moro for
the happiness Of mankind than the discovery
Of planet
A dinner without cheese is like pretty
woman with only one eve.
Cookery is science. No man is born a
cook.
Whsn you invite man to dinner, rever
forget that during the short time he is under
your roof his happiness is in your hands.
Handbook Of Dining.
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Barnum's CuriOsities Sold at Auction.

Soma two bupdred nersons wero nresent
Yesterday a, Rarpum,s Museuu m tho occ,.
sion Of a sale of .uperanua,ed curiosities which
bova had thar day and for ore.,er or loss
,imo have occunol a snaco in tho lnmbsr
room Of the Museum some two hundred
stuffed birds wero first offered. and brouoht
s9I cent. each uumber Of s,nfE.d ami.
mai, brouob, Is cents each. A VARIETY Of
moving models. which in former wears we're
pronipen; attractions, were knocked down at
sl4 Tho suctonoo,'s hammer deccnoed on
Venice. with movino fgnres. at ss,5o. A
French clock COSTING 6Oof 81, sl25O
T, w,s in GOOD order. with moving fcnr..
rcurescntinr a proca.si N in tn, Church u rl,
M.lc,i,o si pa,. NJ ~. flL.i,.," ,,-
,rntba, vii, 60. ,,..,:., .,,,. .,.'..;,..
- fL,,o-,l '...... ..,r.....'. ....t ......,, o,i
- cu,;,n. .,;.-.. ...,,. l,.r, -..,.-
ucra so,1 ., e. .r.., a,..,..,t ,.s,ro.,. I'm
wax. somc 80 N .u t.,a.... so cons. each.
and portraits in a.. a. IL. s.r.s ba, S. e,n.5
a,,h A l., .......... ........, .....,. ..F .,
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Finding fanit with uhildrcn.

IL ia at times necessary to ccusurc and pun
ish But very much more NAV b. done bv
encouraging children when they do well. Be
therefore more careful t. exercise your appro-
baton Of good conduct, than your disapproba-
ton of bad. Nothing can moro discourage u
child than spirit ot Of incessant fauit finding
on the part of It's parents. And hardly any
thing can exert a more injurious influence up.
on the disposition both of tho parent and
chill.
There are two great motives influencing hu
man actiOn--hope and fear. Both Of these
arc at times necessary. But who would not
prefer to have her clld influenced to good
conduct by desire Of pleasing, rather than
bv the fear Of oifending7 If mother never
expresses her qualification when her children
d. well, and Is always censuring them when
she secs anything amiss, they are discouraged
IN unhappy. Their dispositions become har
dcncd and sour by the ceaseless fret,ing, and
at last, finding whether they do well or i'll,
they are equally found fault with, they reIin-
qnloh all effort to please, and become heed
less of rcproacho.
But let mother approve Of her chld's con-
duet whenever she can. Let her show that
his good behaviour makes her sincerely hap
py. let her reward him for his efforts to
please, by smiles aad a!j. cio1. In this way
she will cherish in her chill's heart som" Of
the nohlcst and most desirable feelings of our
nature. She will cultivate in him amiabl"
disposition aud cheerful spirit. Your child
has been through tie Jay, very pleasant and
obedi ut. Ju,, lcflfe putting him to sleep
for the night, you take his hand and say:-
any son, You have been very good to day.
II makes ire very happy TO see yo2 so so kinl
and obedient God loves children who are
dullul to their parents, and he promises to
make them happy" This appreciation from
his mother is to him great reward. And
when, with more than .tfectionate tone, you
may say, "Gocd night, my dear son." he
leaves the room with his heart full of feelings
And when he closes his eyes for sleep, he is
happy, and resolves that he will try to do bis
duty The Mother at Iiome.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-06-12

Sugc0ss oT L.ra..- BENJAMIN Franklin
trihutgu LIS sn.a1ea as - public man, not to !
talents On lis puwa., Of speaking for tn
were but no o,e.sla-.bit to his known inte
ritv of cs.rct.s "Ience it was" he ss
hat | had 50 uuch weight with my felio
citizens. was uu a had speaker, never O.
duant. subject t. much hesitation in the choi
OF my words, hardly correct in language, al
yet | generally carried my point. Chsrs
ter creates confidence in msu Of high state
AS we'll as in humble lifn. 1t was said of q.
first Emperor Alexander, of Russia, that l.
personal character vas equivalent to Go
s,ilutiou. During tia wars OF tho From
Montague was tho only man among t.
French gentry who kept his castle gstes u
barred; and it was said TO him that his pers
nal character was worth more to him thar
regiment of horses. That character is pow
is true in a much higher sense than tha
knowledge is pewer. Mind without heart, in
telligence without conduct c'everness wi,bc
goodness, are powers in their way, but th
NAV be powers only for mischief w, III.
be instructed and amused by them; bu,
is sometimes as difficult to admire them a>
would be to admire the dexterily tf q ii =,
pocket, or the korsemanship ofa highwaymsf
Truthfulness, integrity and goodness
tiles that hang not on any mans breath.
from the escence of manly character, or rs at.
of our old writer's have il, "tbat inbred in,s
ity unto virtue which can serve her wi,hnn,
livery" When Stephen Of Colonna fell N
the hands Of his assalants, and they ak !,o
in derision, "Whero is now your fortress -
"Here," was the bold reply, placing bis han
upon his heart. 1t Is in misfortune that 'n
charactertof the upright shines forth with IT,
greatest lustre; and when all else fails, b.
takes stand upon his integrity and e1utls'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-06-12

SLANpER ABOUT LADIES We adopt the
following hints, which we find in a cotmpora-
~, as q genuine "home item,' and we wish
ali our readers may suffer them to be ever
present in their memory. We have probably
all of US met with Instances in which a word
hcellessly spoken against the reputation of n
female has been circulated by malicious minds
until tho clouds have become dark enough to
oyershadow her whole existence. To those
who are accustomed-not necessarially from
bad motives, but from thong ghtles.ness-to
speak lightly about females, we recommend q
"hint' as worthy Of consideration: "Never
use 'ady's name in an improper time, or in
mixed company. Never make assertions
about her that you think are untrue, or allu-
sions that you feel she herself wonld blush to
hear Wien YOU meet with men who do not
scruple to make use of n wonian's name in a
reckless and unprincipled manner, shun them.
for tley are the worst members of commu-
nty--mcn lost to every sense Of honor ey-
cry feeling Of humanity. Many good and
worthy woman's character has been forever
ruined, and her heart broken, by lie manu-
factured by some william, and repeated when
it should not have been, and in the presence
Of those whose little Judgement could not de-
ter them from circulating the foul and brag-
gng report. A slanderer is soon propagated,
and the smallest thing derogatory to a wo-
mans character will fly on the wings of the
wind and magnify as it circulates, until its
enormous weight crushes the unconscious vic
tim. Respec, The name Of woman, for your
mother aud ssters arc women. and as you
would have their fair fame untarnshed, and
their fair lives unembittered by slander's bit
ter tongue, heed the i'll that your own words
may bring upon the mother, sister or wifs Of
some other fellow creatures.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-06-12

NUrs TO CRACK AND QUEER QUERIES -
In whNt car did tho man ride who was "driv-
en- frautic"
What length Of line is requisite to take the
soundings OF n fuuc.ionary who is beneath
contempt!
Whcn man rcvolvcs much in his mind,
does it make him feel dizzy2
II all things are for The best, where do the
rations of the second best como froml
What is the exact width Of q broad grin
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-06-12

ROLLING LAND AND ITS EFFEcrs. w
have already seen the good effects Of roll Il
land, this season, both before and after IL
seed is put in. A very marked case is 'ta
of our Immediate neighbor, Sam'l Turno'
Esq, on some potatoes rolled just as the
wcro coming through the ground. A par; oi
the "pstch' was not rolled, and the gS,d Of.
feet Of the process is there to be seen slde ty
side. We hav, good roller, which we aro
glad 20 say i3 seldom at home now, M on.
ncighb,s arc taking our advice aud r"iing
their fiells Come on--fhat roller is Mt IT,.
service Of any one who wishes to progress in
good farming.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-06-12
JEWELRY STORE.

Watch. Clock and Jewelry Repairing.
VINHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jewery store east side of Broad street OPP
pese his old stand whore he may be found at all caona
bic hours ready TO do work in his line OF business on sho
notice.
~" He also keeps Watches, Clocks spectacles Jcwery
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases for sale, OF good quality
and at the most reasonable prices.
Hiilsdale, Oct. 18th, 1857. 1T. BRYAN.
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DENTISTRY.
IL. 4, NIiNiNN.

kZSS8 J. J. sTEaDMAN, RESIDENT DENTIST
a$vHSa will attend to all calls in his Profession
-LI-ll' Office over Motifs Drag Store.
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SHERMAN HOUSE,

d. .TUBBs, PROPRIETOR, JONESYILLE, MICH. THIS
House has undergone thorough repairs and ready
for the entertainment Of guests in first class style. L
cation convenient and terms liberal. jun3
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ES- Repent before it is too late.
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Ty&SA}wATCH AND CLOCK MAKER. RESPECT-
ILL., .tN fully informs the inhabitantso Of Hi-iale
Az r County, that he has opened Skop in Hills
SNsSR3S'lale for the purpose of repairing Clock',
Waches Jewery Fans Parasos Musical Instrsments, &c.
All work warranted, Shop at Farnam's old store.
Iillsdale. Nav 10TH 1858. b. l.. BROWN.
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BY W. q. HOEG, OPPOSITE PASSENGER HOUSE, con-
nected with plank walk. good Livery and Couyeyan-
to part or the country reasonable terms Cash
paid for Coarse Grain, and Provisions. Having rebuilt
and replcnished, present patrons and friends with
this Card, hoping may botter meet the reception OF
guests and increase business by close attention
Returning thanks for past patronage, invite
couragement for the future. Hillsdale Oct. 49, 81
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STHUNk'- IIOTE
u,IISntIE ENClI,SGE.

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE-P. STRUNK. PRO-
preter. This House is large aud odous, recently
rebuilt and furnished and located in a convenient and
pleasant part o! the villa gc. junl5S
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(Successors 10 l.. :. farmelee X Coz
DEALER N DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE
Stoves. Boots and Shoes, &C., &c.,
Nov. o. 1850. READING, MIcH.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-09

New York, June {.
FLOUR-Receipts = s63 bhls market rather In with
out striking change Sales 10000 bills at % 1905 20 for
super state: 3G5 ~ extra do; - 205 Is super wes.
tern; 81 SOFAS 50 common medium extra western; ~
7503 20 inferior 70 good shipping brands ex r u Q.
Canadian duh and dropping Sales 40 bbls 1t
RYE FLOUR-Steady - ~ GO1bA ~.
WHEAT-Receipts 70, SIS bush. Market without Mrik-
ing change ssles 900 bush at u D. spring u 30
04l 3lt H Club, the latter 10r very choice Is for
common white Ind.
RYE-Lower. sales 5000 bus 1t s50s6c
BARLEY-Dun and nominal.
CORN-Receipts ~ TIC bush, market 6rn with an ac.
tive demand. Sales A. NGO bash q 63IGA Tor sound
shipping mixed western 62GSc eastern DO Coo for west
ern yellow
OATs-Dull and heavy q as0sse. for western Cana
dian and State.
PORK-Firmer for and heavy for prime. sales
SO bbs Old mess at eS, OILS W, new el9 80 old prime
ol3hO
BEEF-Beef dull and heavy. Sales rs bhAs.
CUT MEATS-Dull. Sales 1t former prices.
LARD-Quiet and Hrrn. Sales 85a hhls 1t li301l9.
BCTTER-In fair rqueR u lO0l7 for Ohio, 110e0
aOg State.
CHEESE-Steady as Toll.
WHIsKEY-Ies active and scarcely . arm. 23.028l
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Ayer'sSafsaparilla

htne1sSstsamA 1SnAAwY@ e -t.:-n -. -IsE Ii
hrsd * rvod.es ~. ,..e 1 49,. - nnsc "a
thaf ear ~ rnsa. Itis s...
~ ps.. a.r.s,..:1,. 49,.
s..h... 49,. 80. ~ .:m = eononea with otlsrl
:. .s:..s q. = -. 49,. power q
a..s.s.s.:,l- :s-.s, @.s.lse 80 - aneaA.
sh.t s..,a 1870 !. - 49,. = Deascvsu
49, - q wa,ssc4 ~ a3se ~
ma ~, s1,:.S aa0 INT one
~ 49,. 49, ecc0nppea s.ear cure must pEpvc
.n:...s ~, - e ~ large els q cor
c...s....S -, 81 nov completely thus
-. - - 80 y - 49, pOven p expcf-
" 49, s.s,s ...ay = 80 49, eaes g be found
Sc.a - X1a1
R.r..ss sS-A 80 oc1o1u1ocs CoATtAISn.
Pr, $3.50 49, 1870 DlssAess. Ul1Ehs.
~ nAoEs11s 1Unonas aALT RaxCH,
49, AA.AH 0Ir9 A1p 0YTnIl1no Ar
1919. us, ~. G M Das1As.. DHorsE. NEr-
AALa1A q 4io 0o01oUR4vxs DRnlxfTY, Dys-
8 80 - 49, AAsaen1sIloa. 8ar.u1EAs, RosE
- - = 1A!1s 40 mGooo tn whole
- ~ - - sssn9 Isom 4aRCRITY or
IN BLOOD. Ssg ## ~ h
- compound VIII Be found SFe1t pro-
moter Of health, when taken in the MsinR, 10
expei the foul humo@ which tester in the
Dlood q that seaem ofthe year. By the time
~ expulsion Of them Many rankling disorders
are Mpped IN tn bud. Nultitades con, by
the nd Of this remedy. spae themselves from
the endurance Of foul crupeions and ulcerous
so.es through which ths system viii strive 20
nd itself Of CpuuPtions, il not assiated to do
this through the natural channels Of the BODY
BY an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiafed blood whenever you find it, impurities
bursting through the skin in pimples, erupaionr,
or sores cleanse it when you find it i Oh
structesl and sluggish in the veins cleanse Il
whenever It i foul. and your Seelinss win tell
you when. Even where no particular disorder
y felt people enjoy better health, aid live
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keen the
blood healthy. and III i well; but with this
Pabalum OF life disoFdered, there con be no
lasting health. Sooner or later aome4h;nr
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repesiai Dispatch 70 TIE Cincinnati Gasette.l
WASHINGTON, June g.
.Hr LEcoxProx CORRUPTION.

YHE LkCDNFTn& N04kCPTk0Z.
o.. c,mmittee hare obtained the importan,
~. 80 c.trupt measu co were used TO Dass the
ur,,, n Bill, and that certain Administr stiou
s..-s N Ohio we're sustained entirely by Gov.
srrnent pep.
,.,,;,t Lag rty Of Philad .lpia Appc rcd be
a.. Coyode G mmitiee to-day, anslSiMforsnrd
rs 49,, he would answer the gu ri IN %, O.
w. 40 70 him yesterday. He said he did not
Pm.h ! 70 the rail. Dad. but III & ". r .wer
Gu LA that NJ. Baker, Superintendent Of the
~ as.'..;. Rniltoal and now Collector Of Phila.
49, ,h. convened trunk containing fraudulent
,sr liy.ti q papers 10 the depot ard carried
,Aen ~ the road
uos,cE r. CLARK AND LEcoNrroN.
.pr. CT irk, member Of Congress, testified
Postmaster General B-own arranged for him
,.o i,te views with the President during
s',,eour,on .trusxle, and that his we'll known
W., forb ,de any corrupt offer being made
n'f IA although he was urged strongly t. vote
s.Issomp,on. II was urged upon him as an ar.
-, q induce him to vote tor the me .sure.
s.;f No aid n /, Schell would be removed as
s4s...ar az New York. His final reply to this
-. ~, sooner than vote for Lecompton or the
r..,;.h i'm. which he considered still worse than
~ s"-c;na bin. be would himself pension schell
4 he Was removed.
BIan VI. RARRETT.
yhs contested election case Of Blair and Bar.
~, vi,l come up in the House next week. Blair
IN Almost certainly &c, the seat.
THE TARIFF BILL
posertd effort is making to put the tariff
"a asa oil through, and think il will sue
rOed A loan is necessary, and the House won't |
ryt the lean unless the Senate will agree to such
noaifcsion CT the tariff as will give revenues
ssecieai 70 meet the expenses OF Government.
ADJOURNMENT.
An sdoarnment before July is out of the Qucs !
t0A
STATS or DAVIS AND HARRIS.
Mr. Davis Of Nd, will have no difficulty in OBJ
tanning retention Of his seat; neither will Har.
!. oS the same State. The matter is Under argu-
rept before the Committee Of Elections.
BATES ron LINCOLN.
/. stated tia, Bates viii strongly declare for
tho .,licA.o notmuces This is no more than
proper
povsLAs HAS 80 CHANCE AT baltimore.
Dousl,s now h.s not the ghost Of chance Of
re,tins the two-thirds necessary at Baltimore, as
il il almost cert ii that the Georgia State Con-
,aa,ion called ty his own friends, will be against
hin All the seeding States will sind Anti.
Douglas delegates TO Baltimore. which will leave
him 'out in the cold" Some new man-Sey.
mour, Winslcw or some body else-will carry off
the prize. ALPHA.
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Mlfl)fG,l4N ES.

Anaperenf ana ssospact,e ps.rsvsss1 ~ 90 -.
caOayken md Carbon w ecnbaaen - uydrpFsn sarc-
and " rsed fsAt<s and pvtxs<a IL iheiS prses;r.
Ihs experience q thosAads daiy psoyts skas 10 re-
s,se e. y Z ~
ely so@p.sons Indicate ~ nerssy n aiihoss estry
Ianaxiou.in ii aad<, i ~,leh - ,e,o e,,.d n.
pss,ns s W eative p each q ~ ows con-
s.s. ossa Srs'i 1870 ss.sei zsrss s;; ns.;
S.nss's3pstea S~.zS&s~s 1aS<vr1;ssss. Nm MI,
Seosic AsadaEes Kl1sssasiss. T1ss.ttsssf ys..,.
<ysxTsN ~ ~ Fscs, 1c. &. $1,000
disss.e " q he esnssnaed Snrio NJ syss Y,
Muscular energy frem chrcnc ans MAI n Il i
description rof written alton would rvs6er credit -
lnsads ~ kong bedriaden a 70 hsse Hsxs~,s fars, -
Their own ncishhcrhocs have sndden eappeassd ID he
distant Land Some very nai insnee. Il ms kind sro
atested o. female snerer rmaratcd sfins u apuafent
sis compcsn n rr,yos ~ I, r,sFs snasE. and
md exerciae for which the pivsssa ias no name
~ Naro. Asectios ~ all kinda ana or REASONS "a
ea mus eee..ary se sry ios Il nnss o
u vigorously ope witio lena sxclsine md cy.yIs ~
sssss ssa ss g. ~
porgstive. Or inGictnr disAsreeable sensation
ssa i1as ss, e. .1,
s VIA wn Is sss .pgeas = :xsrs .n and fc
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cPsnf lonsuaaptom, this remedy has alays the alarm
2, .saas and - several very gratifying and
In sycfiou. Tuberculosis. this medcaied iron has had
ced Preparations Of soine without sny 81 their wen