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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-02
IPURIFY THE BLOOD!
MOFFAT'S ~
VEGETABLELIFEPlLLS
PHGNlX RlTTERs.

NsN-aNbSN -
The high and envied celebrity which these pre- en
inent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy in all the Diseases which they profess TO cure
has rendered the usual practice ofpuhng not only un-
necessary, but unworthy Of them;
IN ALL CASES
OF asthma, Acute and Chronic Rhuematism, Anec'
tions Of Bladder and Kidneys.
| BILIOUS FEVERS AND LlVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South and West where these disease prevail
they will be found invaluable. Planters. farmers and
others, who use these Medicines, will never af-
terwards be without them.
Bilious Choiie, Serious LoossRs,s Pills. COstDeRsSs
| Coids$ COughs, ,Choiie, Corrupt RamoTs ,DroPsiss
DYsPEPsIA.-No o person with this distressing disease
should delay using these Medicines Immediately.
Eruptions of.hc Skin, Epslpelas, Flatuleney.
| FEVER And AarE.-FOr this seOuTge Of the Western
country these Medicines will be found safe speedy
aud certain remedy. Other medicines leays the sys
tom subject 10 return oithe disease cure by these
medicines Is permanent
Try them. Be satisfied, and be cured.
FOuLEEss or CoaPLEIioE--
GENERAL DEBILITY, GoUT, GIDDINESs,
Gravel, Headache, Of every kind, Inward Fever. In
nammatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice
Loss Of Appetite.
| MuRcrRIAL DIsEAsRs.-NeveT fails TO eradicate en-
tiey all the effects Of Mercury infinitely sooner thai
the most powerful preparation ofSarsaparilla.
NigAt Sueais ,Nsruous Debility, Norrous Complaint
Of all kinds, 0rgsaie. affections.
PmEs-The original proprietor Of these Medicinei
was cured Of Piles Of IS years standing, by tho use
PAINS in the Head, Sldo, Back, Limbs, Joints and
Organs.
RuruMArrsM. Those affected with this terrible dis
ease, will be sure Of feliefby the Lite Medicines.
Rush Of Blood TO the Head, ScuTvey, Salt Rheum
| SwellDgs.
ScKoTULA or KrSa's EvIL in It's worst forms. Ulcer
| Of ever description. rh
WoRaa Of all knds arc eHec.ually expelled by thes,
Medicines. Parents viii do well 70 administer then
whenever their existence 10 suspected. III
| Relief will be certain. tRi
4
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A yuIuable Far,m for sale.

TTNHE subscriber offers at private sale DESIRA.
1 BILE FARM, situate In Washington Township,
PickawAy County, Ohio, three and half miles East
Of Circleyille; aud half mile North Of tho ancas
turnpike Said Farm 900 acres lIO acres
- OF which Is Improved, and the balance In a.
HGOODTiMBER. Upon the imprO ed part VIA
L isaGOODTWO-STORY BRICK DIV EL- Ntt..h-
LING HOUSE land out buildings also OF brick, tw o
wells OF good wafer, young orchard OF no trees OF
choice grated fruit, aud good Stobo QuHry.
scriLer. al Lancaster, Ohio; or EZEKIEL NORRIS,
near CircleYille.. JOHN 10OLE.
Lancaster, May u, ls6O--6ms7 = ~
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Democratic Victories.

No, |. The murder Of Brod,rick "bccnusc he
opposed n wicked administration und Tic er
tension Of Siarcry'
No 9. The dis'ruction OF the Fee South
(ncwspopcr) in kcnDu KY Because it opposed the
trtehsio Of Siocuy
No. 3. ArrcsDmg Dr. Breed Of Washington
City, aud plncingh,m under 80 600 bonds Tor
stating that he was opposed to tbe ericasion Of
SIuuyy.
No l. The whipping. tarring and fcothcriug
OF an Irish mechanic at Charleston s. c., for
saving that it was dissracetu for white man to
work beside negro.
No >, The expulsion Of co,Ony Of white
men aud women from Madison county. Ky. lur
giving II MS their opinion that Kentucky would
b. more prnanrtnuS without slavery.
NJ. Breaking up Methodist Conference
in BonlNm, Texas bccause they marcd that
they would r'oclim llh ry throughout the
luud 10 the inhabitants thereof
No The defeat ot bill in the Missouri
Legislature for the chott,r ol Methodist Uni
verSDy, b,csuse the Mc,hoditt church prohibits
the lroi in human rrsh in her discipline.
No, g. Gov Blacks vo1c Of a till passed hN
tie Nebraska Territorial Legislature ubolshint
slavery in the Territory
No. 9, Governor Mclnrys veto Of the bill
nbolishing S'opcIy IN the Territory OF Kansas
This is agteat Democratic Victory The rcop!,
don't want Slavery. hut n Locoloco Goveno
says they must have 1.-THE South demands il
No. 10. Pouring thousands Of dollars into
Connecticut previous to the late election, will
the hope OF hrihng the State to repudate th'
principles of freedom, and to aid in the pro
psga,ion of slavery and ncgro labor
No. H. Taking up the candidate Of tn
Know Nohngs and conservatives for Govcrno
OF Rhode Island occurring his election by Fedora
patronage Dnd corruption, and claiming the re
suit as " u great Democratic victory"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07

N allthei eieaiiug branches o fmanutactu inons
L try the great practical superiority OF singer
Sewing Nachinesis atact established beyohoaIspu'e'
No tailor, shoe manufacturer, clothiel ,seamstress,
dressmaker ,sadder, carriage trimmer. tmanuiac-
turer, &C., &c. can afford to do without them
One Thousand Dollars Year
fairayerage of the actual the uSe
of each of these Machines and for confirmation
of this truth ereferto any one the thousands OF
persons who use hem Theyare adapted TO every SORT
OF work. fine coarse upon silk, cotton linen an"
wooen fabrics. also light and heavy leather. they
never failto give entire sati tisfaction.
To tthe CROWN G demandfor asmalier ana more
elegant mrchine for private household purpCss s. we
have iusproduced anda are ready to receiVeo Tor
Singers New Family Sewing Ne sine,
Which he 0st compa and beautiful NIwing Ma
chine yer constructed tits ornamened in the high
est stye ofart and all who itnre delighted Wlthit
Itmakesthe improved interocted stitchands is capable
doing greater variety of work in hetterstNe than
any other Sewing Machine oferedfor family ypur'
poses.
Iis not subec ito tn heo bection of using twice too
much thread, and making n raveIiuG seam, like the
Grover Baker; nor is 1t confined in IT'S operation
ito few hnrabrics liable to get out ofo der and un
Ifttedto use flax thread lkethe Wheeler Wilson Ma
Ichne; but is amply suicientto PertormailHinds OF
family sewing.
Priceof Family Machine with iron table complete
Iforuse SlOO, The larger standard machines, from
ISl25to 5000. Sendfor I. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette
a beautiful pictorial paper. devote to Sewing Ma
chimes and obtaining list of prices and all other
Formation onthesubject. 1t will he torwarded gratis
l. NJ. SINGER g. CO.,
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I BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore st. Lonis,
Providence ,Gloversyille, Cincinnati, New Orleans
New Haven Rochester. Chicago. Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville. Paris, France
/ Glasgow Scotland.
| Local agents wanted
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SON. Maumee.
April 18th, 1883.
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OXygGmNted ESkdGcNS :
SURE CURE FOR
DY S P { PS a
An Diseases barring their Origin in ImpoJssi d
.sSh0u or a DgrGHgcd condition
rftht Stomach


Al Diseases barring their Origin in haPoJset d.
.,shon or DrrGugc1 condition
rftht Stomach,
There Is no rrmeey known to he so eMcactous in
removing this general dSeasC-this general prosra'
ton OF the whole man, as the oNNgeM ed BitttrS--
They attack the disease in its citida by reVNua tAe
sinking powers Of the patient; by restoring lost ap
petite correcting acidity purifying and strengthen
ing the gastric juice udrcndermE it capable prop
erlv and thorouC h dissovi the food, thus torm-
surhcets TO take mp the uourishmont and carry II
into the systcn thus rcuOvatiug the old and crazy
machine Gy new modelling and purifying the whole
mass OF blood In wordlt can be shown from hun
drcts OF ihcatCs from the most eminent and re-
Liable persons, that tbeueis no mculCne calculated
,o pour oil into the exhausted lamp OF life like the
| ONNCenntrd Biuers,
Ici all thcu when health begins to fail, when tho
vital powers frstsecm TO he giving way, when appe-
tte first hcgiuS to fail aud the nerves TO uemble'
when a man, instead ot being restored by sleep,
Tired ElWre'S sweet restores
finds himself more tired in the morning than When
he went to bcdat night--et him delay longer hut
immediately commence taking the thuers lie viii
soou hnd hace, the haggiug powers of nature re-
viyihg aud general health returning, but II IS I'M
uccc SCI. 20 say more, as no one can know the val
Uc of this medicine. until bc tries IL,
JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer i'm Patent Medicines Fancy Goods ard Toll
ot Articles, cor. Fourth and Walnut sts Cincinnati
Ohio,
For le by Peck & Hamilton, Perry Nshurg; VIM
Hood bowling Green; ilasbiaN Roller \ hasElnS
Portage; II, Il. Atkins, New WeStdsld; LaSkey Pratt
| 4 uiudsdale, Giead,
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A Appeal fcr Are to the FeS,nnt Of the Old
"'ct go ir.' use.

.. Stani OF the met. bpusc. " ith sweeps
Aud dusts ar Is supposed to- and n'.kts hcrs,
ana iitcs tue pasand sometimes leaves screw loose
IN Nioh case II smells orful--vors than lam'lh
Aud wrngsthe Bel. and toles it when mcH dyes
70 te grief OF suryin rardncrs and sweeps paths'
And Tor the sew ceS gifts $40 per annum,
Wich them as thinks deer. let en- try W.
Uettin up before star.litc IN all wenthers, aud
kindliu tires when the wolher Is os cold
Aszero. and like rs not green wood for kindlers'
iwouldn't he hlrcd TO do it for no some
Hut o scXtant! there arc I kominodity
Mtch's more than gold wich don't cost roihln.
Noilh more as anything. except The sole OF MANN
imcno putc Are, scxtaut;i meme pure Atel
q IL is pl, uty out doors. 20 plenty II doant no
whai on airth to do with Itself but Tvs about
scaticrin leycs and BLOWN Of mems hausi
IN nshort. It's "ircC rs are" out dorcs.
But scSan', in our church its scarce NJ piety,
seotcc as baLk lls when agunts tcE for mishuns,
wtch some say Is rrctt, often ttaiut uothn tome
Wat give niut uothiu TO nobody Int o seNtant,
u shct up 900 men. wimmcu aud chidrcni
Specially the latter in titc place,
Some he's lad broth. uonc aint swetc
sumo lS icNeiSsom is strotuluus, some has bAu t't
nj some haint none, and some niut over clean
But every one on EN- brcthcs In & out \ out " in.
Say 90 times mint, or million " brctha on our
How long viii churchfu of are last ut TINT rate,
ASK u, say Is minutes n then watts to bc ddI
Why then they must brethc It awl over ogin.
And then agin, and on, I'll each has took down
~ 'Rsi 10 times and let 1t MP again. and watts more
Inc same ind vidblcs don't have the privilege
Each one mus take whatever comes 60 MIN.
" seNtint, don't sou no our lungs Is hclusscS
To blow the fer ot life aud keep II from
goin ouF and how can hnuscs blow without wind
Aud wind are? put II to yorr conechuns.
Are is the same 10 rs MS milk 10 babies,
or water 10 fish, or pcuclums cloN.
Or roots and nrhs unto an iujuu Doctor,
Or Little pulls unto an umcrpath.
Or BOYS 10 Gurz. Are is for us TO hrcetho
WIT signifies who prccohcs, ifi cant brccthP
Watts PaNl2 Watts Pollu.' to sinucrs who are dcd-
bod Tor want Of broth. WHY seNtant, when we dy'
It's only cause cant hrecthc no moro--thats awl.
Ana now oroNtRut, let me beg YOU
let little are into our church,
(pcwcr nre is certain proper for tho rcwa)
Aud do it week days ard Sundays tcw.
It piunt much trouhlc-o ll make hole
And the are will come in of itself
Qt luvs 10 come In Whar II can get wnrm0
And how 1t VIII reuse the pcorul up
And sPerrit mp the prccChci and stop gurps,
And ynwns aud hgets Ha cnectual
AsNmd ON The Dry Boans, the Profit tells of.
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/ l. Ken Ihc bor uua cd',utor going ID
I,,pi U.i iIe nDnnd become cshri &C covered
IOilh we d., u your sul !. kept tishi nnd mel
! low. ,,ril exposed &C. the W0ueucc 81 M ahd lnc
transmission ul moisture, ,hc plants VIII ~ "
better ond stronger Crops have good start !;
assist them iil kcepiug II.
n p,e,are ior having. See that ell your
tools are IN order and sharp. Moving machines
should be- ,xamincd, aud il any repairs are need
ed let them be doue Immediately. lie is8 poor
Cnrmer who leaves undune such wo,k until the
day the tool. are needed aud IL he loses by IT,,
gets what he deserves.
III. Root out thslles, cookie, Sc, rom
grain fields aud ever, where else. A crop ol
this,es in the fence corner, or by the roodS'de
will Sod your fields MS wen aud quickly es il
raised i'm the middle OF the field. Mp them III
the bud; don't let them get start. look up
ON them Us enemies, und act accordingly. The
best time to eradicate weeds IS when the ground
is sor,. or iu.t after rain they ure then easily
pulled up by the roots.
". Sow Hungarian grass seed, IT there Is
any dungcr OF light crop OF hay, or Il you need
larger amount oi forage than your meadows
will at present yield Profit 10y your own y ST
experience md that OF your nelghbors, as to the
best localities in your section III Whlch 10 grow
this grass.
V. Keep you fences good. Stock often get
among growing crops when ihe iences arc poor,
TO the loss of both crop und temper More
| hrccchy cattle are made by poor lcnces lhon by
all other means combined. This fencing out
, our ueghbors cattle is mn expensive ALTAR but
| in the present state ol things cannot be avoided.
-- Ohio Furmtr
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Naaiuc's Response.

The Bangor (Me,) Wing says;
We record this day, with the highest grntid.
cation, the nomination Of Abraham Lincoln ol
Illinois, for the next President OF the United
States, by the collective wisdom OF the Rcpub-
lcaus IN Gcncrn Convention AT Chicago.
It viii! GII the hearts of the people with pridc
and pleasure to know thnt our namIin, whose
uone aud fame is MS familiar IA household wolds
i, nominated for Wee President We have ON
" time to say that the nominations are odmira
br, and are just what was wanted to carry tn,
whole North aud lea the Republican party t,
q national triumph.
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HOMEsTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

y Road, one half mile west of the Perrysbnrg and
Findlay Turnpike, aud miles from Taylortown, on
the d. & NJ. Railroad. 1t contains l30 acres-4O IN
timber and 80 in thorough state of ofcultvaton-di-
yded into lots all of which inclosedb by stake and
rider fences in good condition. The Farm is provi-
led with comfortable Buildings, abundant supply OF
water an first rate orchard stocked with the best
varieties of fruitn full bearing The situation is
pleasant, healthy, in good neghborhood and in
close proximity schools and churches, and, taken
altogether il is ofthe most desirable locatonsl IN
the County The subscriber being about to engage
in other business, will sell reasonable terms II ap
plied to soon J.BLOOM.
| Portage, Wood Go. o.. Dec. 8, lS59--3ltf.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Graham & Houston vs. John and Henry Ellsworth
DY virtue of an order Ofsale 10 me directed and
- delivered from the court of common pleas oi
Wood county. Ohio will offer tor sale at the door
of the ourt house, i'm errysburg, on
Saturday, June 2, 1850.
between the hours of and O'Clock p NJ, the fol-
lowing described properly 10 wit; The west two
thirds of the northeast quarter and the north ha
of the south quarter OF section Is, town toul
north range 10 east containing in all one hu ndret
and eightv-six acres less, situated in Woot
county, Ohio. CIV, NORTON, shh'
$, Sphinx, Assignee,
BY Jas. Murray, his atty.
Nav 3-52wSS2 so
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NOTICE.

q AMUEL MOSS, of the State of Minnesota, will
- take notice that Augustus II. Moss, orthe coun'
y of Erie in tho State of Ohio did, on the 26th day
Of ApriI A. n 1850. file his petition in the court of
common pleas within and ter he county of Wood
in the said state of Ohio against the said Samuel
Moss defendant, setting forth that on the oath day
of May, 1858, he recovered Judgment against the
said Samuel Moss. in the court of common pleas OF
Erie county Ohio, for the sum of Sl5s3 san attach
ment has been issued ont of said common pleas OF
Wood county upon said proceedings Instituted
therein and the lands of said Samuel Moss attached
to wit; West half south least quarter, section No
80 n town north of range number 10 eastin Wood
county Ohio-SO aeres;sad petition prays Judgment
FOR said sum of 81 5S3 l5 and interest from May "a
s5S and the said Samuel Moss is notified that he il
required to appear and answer said petition on or
before the third Saturday after the 4th day of June
next. AUGUSTUS IL. MOS >.
Bv Homer G GOODWIN & +. & D. X. Hollenbeck, att'ys
Dated May g. lS60--52w6$3 SIS
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BLOOD PuRlrIrr AyD BLOOD Pills.

WHEN DIR ROBACE RENOWNED |
w swedish Physician introduced his Blood rurt
ner and Blood pills in the United states, he sets
forth in pluin language their curative properties
This was years ago. rhctnsk Of recommending thcm
hns,iucc been tGirn ont Ot his h1taS. Enlightened
men, whose character ror souudludgmcn and phlloS
orhy. uiyrs their opinions wcightm the community
mon who observe reflect aud make assurance douh'
lv sur" before ihcN approving
and urging the use Of these wonderful preparations
All who conGde inthc wisdom ndhoncSty Of this
class or who chooscto ,gatoforthemselyesar
now Of one ioiui ON thi, important subject
Dr Rah,ck iuvtrt the attention OF thcsiCk TO the
ORIGINAL. LETTERS,
from the mcmhcrs ofthc medical protcsSior,c
orruhlic Journals wei lknown merchants and farm
crs and ladies' of the highest rcspcctlbty giving.
accounts ofe rdnarl cures wronglthy the rem
oltcs. OF which cures thev themselves were
EYE WITNESSES.
These pnrtics may he consulted personally or hN
letter hv those who have any doubt upon the sub
icct The evidence in tho possession Of DR.. Rohack
which isatall tmcsaccessibl to the public ,ostNb
lshesthe following r,cTs.
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
have been proved by auOlysisto
CONTAIN No MINERAL,
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with upsrrinc ceryl,Hsl uudin very short time
That after all other medicines have proved useless
'"'S '''''' LIVER CoMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength ottho SUFFERER
'""' SICK FEMALES,
/ who hayclaugushcd tor vCarsiu helpless weakness
and leSpoudeucy rrcuporatc with almost miraculous
rupidiy under their migrating operations Fhotal
sexual Disabilities are removed 10y their cordial and
! ,autly stimulating properties. That then recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS
however they may have heeutrihcd withand abused
| That their dircrt tpUdyncNiSto
EENCrlIEN life,
/ aud rendcrt ENJOYABLE, lhat operating drecu!
upon the poison ~ d.,s,,, ~ ~, r.,'I..G, hey
,rJ hlrrr from the 8N~tCm tllut SCrOf
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The Division.

The May number OF the kuickcrbockcr Maga.
zinc has the following extract. from Gmon
Union speech, reported by I, Hubert Under.
wool:
During the exciting campaign Of lS5-, in Ii
lnols, prominent politician mnue a disuuiOu
speech at Quincy. After he was through, ana
before the crowd had dispersed man who STYLED
himself The aforesaid ~ D. =" was called to5
lie was lifted upon the platform, SO elevated"
that he could not stand without holding on to
something He said
Gentltmen aud ladies', you'rr talkin of dis
solNn the Union; you cant do il Thar, that
ore flag a.wavln' mp thar. called the Star.Span.
ged Banner: howye a.gong 10 divide that hap
Are yer a.goin' To give the stars to the Norr and
the stripes to the Soul2 No Stree the thing
can't he did. Cheers
Aud lhars that good old toon that the band
a.playin Out thar, called Ynnker Doodle; how
ye a-goiu' Ia divide that, eh? Are We a. .gon
to give the Yankee to the Norf and the Doodle
10 the Sout' say boldly, the thing can't be
did IChcers
And thOr's tha, stream Of water rurnin
down thar, called the "Fahrr-o'-W tiers" how
are We a.goiu' to divide that2 Are We a.gnm
10 dam i up with Mason and Dxous linef
say We can't do that thing Wal, We can't
lCherrs
And lhar's the railroad ayiu' out thar how
ye goin' to divide t a. ch are YOU goin' +,
tie il up with Masen aud DXons line? Yo
cant do it! Cheers
Aud thars all the fast hoSscs stanlm roun
here, how you a-goin' to divide Them old hoss
es? Are ye u-goin TO run 'em North, and m
EN- South, ana rUa 'em East and run EN- West
lCheersl
Aud thOr's ali the handsome women arnun
here; how are you going 10 divide them' Al
you gon' TO give the old ones to ,he North an
the young ones to the South2 Waal YOU dom
II YOU 90 to thunder, YOU can't DO il! tln
mcnsc che r'ng
md ihsr's all The feathered tribes and oih
birds a-nyin' around here, aud the chickens ar
eegs.nests and ,hr Waller legs AMI the hhck-eg
how Won goin 10 divide thcm. en-? Are YOU 81
in 20 give he Pallets 10 the Mort aud the Cocl
To the Spu(9 lrwmonAouS cheering
Our reporter could hear no mnrs for the roo
Of Taught which rnsurd as the "DJcior' cave
in aud fell from the platform,
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DIR. GUYSOTT's
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
s .SARSAPhRILLA

lathe great Purifier Of
the Blood
An iu'allible remedy In
cases of
ScroIui1, Kings EuR
Rheumatism ObStiHafcdrS
CuiaDe0as EruptiOas, Pine
ricS or PHsiuisS oH the
race, B0its, Biot'hss ana
Chronic Sore EgsL Ring
Uorpi ar Ietter, Enlarge
m uiand Pain IN the BoHss
0r .Jomis. Stnb5OrH Ulcers
| .Svphiitjr Disorders, LHm
hero. Spnni tompia'nts.
And all other diseases
arising from an iuiudi-
cious use of Mercury. i'm -
prudence oflifc, or impu.
lriiy ofbloOd. This great
laltcratiye med cine and
purifier ofthe bloodis be-
ling used by thousands Of
grateful patients from all
lparts Of the United states
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures which
are being performed by
tho grentest Of all medi-
cincs, DR.. GuysOtt'S Ex-
tract Of \ ellow Deck aud
Sarsapnriila. Neuralgia
Rhcumati'm ,Scroiulaand
Eruptions on the skinIiy-
OF Diseases feyers, Ulcer
Sores, Affections of the
q Kidneys, Diseases of the
! throat Female complaint
p Pains ynd ach ng of the
lBonusnud Joints are sooT
! put tcllight 10y using THU
! Great and IncstimablC
Remedy. For all discas.
9 cs Of the blood nothinI
, has vet lecn found tt
= comrare with it ltclean
i s,s 'hr system of all ina
/. IruriliSs, acts gently ant
u enrrtually on tho Live
. and Kidneys strengthen
= the digestion, gives toni
u the stomach, mnke.thI
, skin clear and healthy an
restores the constitution
Vt enrotblcd by disease, @
, lrroken down by eXcesse
q oCNouth 10 pristine Wig
= or and strength.
r. The Press, Hotel Keep
j. crs. Magistrates, Phys
!. clans and Public men we
l. known in the com munit,
, n'ladd their testimony tt
], 1.-The wonderful Effects Z
tris great Bloed Purihs'
hamilton, pcrryshurE; Wn
Hasl,ius. Roller 4 Ilaskir
,rw WGstGeld; Laskey,pIa
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SccIAL l.trr ~ Nrw EVGLNSp A CORES
pondent ~ he Sprngi'ld Republican mex sthi-
revelation OF irp progress ct the "suci.l lie -
reform IN the rural districts:
Mister edeter il ius bette all how tho folks
ont here have got In actid,' tha git 10 gether
once week aud sumlim,s tn times a week oull
married folks and then such as ant married bur
wants 10 he aud when they are got to ge, e,hfr tNa
run snd plb and k,k and lar Cud make such =
rumI Us us you never Sc the bette Of, tha go To
roam, tske hold of hanAs ~ rornd a role in Il
kiud of ring, sum holy gets ia thar AMI then tha
oil set mp great lsGl al tha 90 sum thing els
the ould men chtce the young gals all over Il ?
room iii sum body glts ketched, then the gal
screens hui screemln don't do no good for she,
ketched and then if you believe il mister ede'er
you could hear the smack clean out Ia The
streets"