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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21
RistorY of Trumbun County.

As will lie seen by the Communication OF
Franklia z. Stowe Esq, to whom was referred
the History of this County, by the Trumbull
Co.. Edneatiomal Society, at its last meeting,
he calls upon the different township and Coun-
ty officers, elergymen, members of churches
aud the citizens generally, to aid him by fur
n~isising materials for his work. No man in
the county is more capable of doing the subject
justice than Mr.. Stowe. From his intimate ac-
quaintance with its topography, with the land
titles, his long residence in the County, his
general knowledge of its history and his me-
thodieal. untiring, business ha1its, we are Ger
taia the duty has fallen into able hands.
All that remains to be lone to ensure the
speedy and thorough completion of a reliable
history of the County. is for the citizens to put
their own shoulders to the wheel, to gather
from all the sources at their command, the ma
ferikls which arc needed. They must consider,
also, that if is no slight task which Mr.. Stowe
has undertake., but it is one which must en-
tail upon him a very heavy amount of labor,
for which he cannot expect TO receive a peeuni
airy recOmPense. It is for the public good. to
preserve from utter forgetfulness the many in
t~eresti ng incidents in the lives of the eaily set
tiers of the County, to crafty the citizens,
that he has done this, and moi for his own pri-
Yate interest,
We hope sincerely that every one who can
aid him in collecting material for his work,
will not fail to do so.
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Harrington Seminary.


Hessrs. EditOrs.-It was our privilege to visit
the much cherished place, where We commenced
our course preparatory to public action. at Farm
ington, on Wednesday the 9TH inst. The win
ter term closed Thursday the 9Th inst, with a
public entertainment by the studants. Wednes-
day eve, being the regular night for public
lectures, We were highly entertained by a lee
ture from Prof. Arehbold, on the subject, What
is Enough" The lecture was both instructive
to the hearcr, showing What was Enough, >
[what is too little, and what is too much) and
reflected much credit on the speaker. The
performance by the students on Thursday
night was, we think of n high order. The
o~rations deserve much credit. They were all
delivered in a manly style, and revealed minds,
not only trained in mathematical problems. but
also minds that had learned to think for them
selves; while the essays were, in our opinion,
more than common. They all exhibited much
study; were ~interspersed with wit and c.mmon
sense. The performances were interspersed
with music, prepared by the students, con-
Quoted by Mr.. Mahan of Bristol. The duet. the
Ocean. was Well executed, Miss Carrie Kibbee
playing the piano, and Misses Carrie Hedden
and Vesta Greer ACCOMPANYING with the voice.
All of the music was excellent and well per-
formed. but "The Ocean," (perhaps for other
reasons than the music would suggest, was
well received. If we are permitted to Judge,
"The Western Reserve Seminary" already
commands the attention of those who have sons
daughters to educate, and is fast improv-
ing in educational advantages.
II. B. c..
Mecca, March 18th, 1860.
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A GARD.

S. T. POMER0Y wishes TO tender his thanks TO his
numerous customers and friends in this vicinity. who
have within the last ten years purchased Pianos and
Melodeons from him, for the very kind and friendly
manner in which they have since my re establishment
10 purchase instruments, thereby increasing the num-
her OF my sales beyond my expectation This express
sion Of confidence and good will is very gratifying TO
me, as il evinces that upon long and tho rough trial
they are we'll satisfied With their instruments. Il is
especially welcomed and appreciated by me at this
time on accOzLt Of the strenuous ~eNert'Ons OF inte-
rested parties to destroy all confidence in me and MY
INSTRUMENTS 1 am happy to state that these attempts
have fAilei In every Instance. / wish and design t.
have my instruments stand uron their own merits, and
shall not attempt to b=ild Myself up by disparaging
others. If life and health are spared me | am certain
OF a large suceess-fo for | profess to understand my
business thoroughly. and haze had loEg and extensive
experience in il. Ny motto is 'nJire satisfaction to
every purehaser-and such shall he the case IL IL costs
me the price OF three pianos. buy the very best Pi-
amos l know OF. from several OF the hest makers, and
any party can have their own choice consulted. II
they have a preference. The last two years l have
spent in New York. huying and selling pianos for the
city and western trade-speniing much OF my time in
the manufactures, and obtained Duch valuable inf0r-
NATION in regard to thS latest and best improvements
in Pianos. I Can therefore assure my customers that
/ am thoroughly acquainted with the Instruments ! an
ceiling. aud know them to be as good as any made in
the world.
/ suhioia the names Of n few prominent men in this
and neighhoring towns who are among the hundreds
who have based Of me within the last ten years
and to whom / respectfully refer
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Rev. Harvey Coe.

Died at his residence in Hudson, Summit
Co, on the 9th inst, in the I'D year of his age
Mr.. Coe was one of the pioneer ministers on
the Western Reserve, where he labored fornear-
ly half a century. For some twenty years he
was Pastor of the united congregations of Hart
ford, Vernon and Kinsman. Trumbull County.
He was one of the founders of the Western
Reserve College, and for about thirty years,
one of its Board of Trustees. After removing
TO Hudson he acted for a time as an agent in
raising funds Sor the College. He afterwards
labored for seventeen years as an agent for For
eign Missions. Travelling SO many years on
his agency, perhaps no minister of the gospel
vas so generally known on the Reserve as he,
and over his wide field he has left numerous
friends to mourn his loss.
All his children, and most of his grand
children, were permitted to stand around his
dying bed, to receive his paeting benedietion,
and to witness his peaceful and triumphant
departure. He died as he had ived-a Chris
tian.
His funeral was attended on Sabbath the
18th inst. in the Chapel of the Western Re-
serve College. An able and impressing dis
course was preache by President Hitchcock to
n large congregation, from Rev. l4;l3.
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DIR. T

Will he in va ren, Gaskill House. lgAia. on WedRs
day, March 18th, GAINESVILLE. Thursday, March 2
ana Youngsters IN. Tuesday D a-ch 9Th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21

III MaNtm Strictly aulered IT,
l give such balm as have ne strife
With nature or the laws OF life
With blood my hands L never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
He is a Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor, L J. LY0N5, cures the
following c .mplaints in the most obstinate stages Of
their existence. viz:
Diseases OF the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Drspsy in the Chest. RheumstisEn. Neuralgia. Fts
or Falling Sickness, and all other Nervous De
Engagements. Also. all diseases Of the Blood,
such as Serofula. ErysiPelas. Cancers.
Fever Sores. Leprosy. and all othvr
complicated chronic Complaints.
All forms Of fema.e Difficulties attended to with The
happiest results
It IS hoped that no enc will despair Of a Cure until
thsy have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
a fair and faithful trial. purinE the Doctors
travels in Europe. West indies. East Indies, South
Am erica and the United States, he has been the in
strument In Gods hand, to restore to health AID vigOr
thousands who were given up and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians; nay
more, thousands who were on the verge Of the grave.
are now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill aad successful treatment, and are daily
xe~laiming--Blcssed he the day when first We saw
and partOOk Of the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
Satisfactory references Of cures will be gladly and
ehesrfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he will
in noEise directly or indirectly iRduee or cause any
invalid to take his medicines without the strongest
probability of a cure.
Remember, con ~sultation and advice free. The POOR
shall he literally eonsiderea.
TPPos Office address box s66S.
Sep q, SPY LYONS, NJ Z.
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Arrival and departure of Mails.

Posr OFTIcK, WARREE, ONO,
July LIST, 1853.
YeMzgstovn daily, arrives 2 p N. leaves II a. m.
CisoekGHS, do do II an. do spn.
Sales, do do m. do Gam.
Sharon, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. l0x = m Leave
same days at ? 7 n.
W. GreeEutIle, arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. . N. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat At Tx g m
GresEsSHrrk. arrives Tues & Sat by N. Leave:
Mon & Thurs. at > a N.
NJ. BTsomfsld. arrives Wed. & Sat by oPn Leaves
Tues-& Fri. at eAm
FarniEgton. arrives Tues. & Sat. by 70 m. Leaves
Mon. 4 Fri. at u n.
Canton. via Duck Greek, Hannsh's Mills. &c. arrive.
Ffiays At 5 p n. Leaves Saturdays at { q N
II Mails which leave at or before 8 a m, are closed
the- preceding evening at Q p N. AL Others are clio
sed half an hour previous 70 their departure
I. 4. WEBB P. NJ.
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Sale of Personal Property, &c.

othniel Brooks, will sell at his residence, in
Brscerille, on the oath inst. a lot of valuable
steek; household furniture, &c.
Win. A. Ernst. at his residence in this town,
wiiEsell, on the 18th inst, a lot of household
furniture.
John TanWye. GUARDIANSHIP of personal
property, at the late residence of John 4. Hun
ter, near Niles, April Sd.
C. W. Smith, Assignee L. NichoIs-sale of
clothing, DC, at the late store room of said
Nichols, in Warren, March 22d.
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Geo. H. Christy,

Late Of Kinsman in this County, has recent
ly purchased an interest in the Commercial
Journal of the City of Pittsburg. The Journ-
al has entered upon its seventeenth year, and
is a fourishing establishment. Mr.. H. Christy
viii attend to the financial affairs of the estab-
lishment. Tho editorial and news department
is under the control of Fred E.. Foster, T. !.
Bingham and D. L. Eaton. The Journal is a
good commercial, new and Republican paper.
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Accident at Niles.

On Wednesday, the lila inst, a pair o.
horses, driven by two ladies, in a buggy. be-
came frightened near the Mahoning. bridge,
and pan over two children which were in the
street.
One. the daughter Of Mr.. Morgan, a Welsh.
man, = little girl of six or eight years of age
was badly hurt. her leg being broken near til.
thigh joint. and she was otherwise injured
The Of her escaped with trihing bruises.
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Soapy.

If our hands are not clean for the next six
months. it will not be because of a lack Of
SOAP.
Mr.. Chas. Hollis of this place is Agent for
the sale of Robins & Sons Indexieal Soap,
which is certainly an excellent article. He
has also another kind specially adapted for
cleaning brass and silver ware.
The Quaker City Soap Man." tMr. C.E. ].
Brcoks,) who has been holding forth in the
streets occasionally during the last two weeks,
seems to be doing a lourishing business. He
is a capital talker and his soap, ice kaslo is good.
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StraWberries.

Attention is directed to the advertisement of
H. E. Hooker & Co. We have raised most of
the varieties mentioned in the list, and know
them to be superior varieties.
Mr.. Benz. Stevens. of this place. also adver-
tises plants for sale. 1t is useless for us to rec
Ommend his plants, for he is well known tobe
enc of the most successful cuitiEatoss in this
section.
Let no person who has few rods Of ground be
without this delicious. sure and easily cult
yated fruit.
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stetistics of Trumbuu County.

cCttlStlcS OF county.
For the following statistics We are indebted
to David Haynes Esq, Member of the State
Board of Equalization for this District.
Poland, March 18th, 1860.
MessTs. EdaOrs.-Presuming that it would be
gratifying to many of the readers of your paper
TO learn something of the action of the State
Board of Equalization in relation to old Trum-
bull, will in as few words as possible state
to yOu what was done in relation to Trumbull
Co. 1t appears from the abstract furnished us
by the Auditor of Trumbull Co., that it con-
tains 1885,, 400 Acres of Land, not including
Towns and Villages, Apprised at 7,69O2I4;
average per acre Is .32; add the amounts of Towns
and lots as returned, the sum total is sl74.-
S54. On this amount Trumbull Co., got a re.
duetion of 4 per cent, leaving the sum total T.
S47,s6l, Total decrease. 1926, 993, leaving the
farming lands for taxation as they now stand,
at 1855 per acre.
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ANONYMOUS Communications.

We have repeatedly announced the fact that
we would publish 40 anonymous communication
schat corr, unless toe are in possession of the
name of the writer. This being the ease, al
though we receive them frequently, we seldom
pay any attention to them, or trouble ourselves
to notice them at all. Among those received
within the last week, is one signed ''RqBubf-
can, which is a very ably written article, and
embodies our own sentiments precisely, IN re-
gard to the queer kind of retrenehment which
the Legislature of this State has initiated, du-
ring this session. We regret that we cannot
publish it.
Another gives a description of a Concert
Spelling School, which was held at the Lords
town Seminary, IN which all the schools in the
township Joined. If it had the writer's name
it would make a very good local. As
1t is, it must share the fate of all anonymous
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21
DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELIoN SYRUP.
hSN % hOI-
For the Care of Diseases,


For the Care of Diseases.
This compound Is purely vegetable and made Of
roots and barks Of cur cSn einase- We give testimo-
nials below from per.ons who have used it. thus show
ing what diseases Il Invariably cures. such "a Fever
and AEuc- Chilis Headache, Pain in the SIDE, Stomach,
shoulders, Back, Hips and LINES. Pslpilstion oFths
usert. Liver complaint, Dizziness OF the Head Gen
and various other diseases.
At rurifcs The blood, is a sure remedy for female
Welknesscs. propsy. rheumatism and Neural ia
This medicine being 2 compound. works upon The
Liver. blood. Kidneys and Lungs. dis gorses the Liver.
frees the Stomach AM bowels, removes cOHivea -.
Ind D~ispepsy. Tais sYrup IS a slrs cure for 4 boEei
disssse- Sad en- be taken siih perfect safety. BY Old
or Hoang- II nav he relied upon As al ertdicai0r 60
tie human system &C all OF most diseases sf tbs
blood and II tlken in time, a preventative from AK
ing other diseases. such as billions. Intermittent. ~
no diseases can exist where the blood is : ade pare.
Oze or two bottles per year viii secure health 10 any
fsnily ,tsken St any tine TO suit the patient.
In snpportofthe aaOFs We insert the following vot.
untaTy certificates.
This is to certify that I Tas sa'c.sd with DroPsy
and emais weaknesses fcE q nuR.er OF years. Ny
ThyHct1HS gaze he ~ aud said that / was Iast re-
covcry. Then used Dr. Days Dandefi0n Syrup,it
gave imneiiats relief, ard Tan now happy to be ale
to say that I am perfectly well. MARY NJ. MyohR.
Tbs is TO eerily that fhave aslIcted with the Lires
complaint, Asthma. pSlpisation sf Tia heart. anS
pains through the biay and limbs. Ans- desparisg
.tmedical aid. l hqppened t. re in Warren, aad met
Dr. Day and got a bottle CT plndeiiOn Sgru ,. a-1fh
1 saorg tiEz= Iwas restored % perfect h-aIh- a
Or. JOHNs0S, Washington. Pa
I have used Dr.. Days Syrup By which ms Iif. vas
preserved and I an nov a healthy nan.
p WsAFER. Warren Ohio.
This IS 20 certify that have ussd D.. D1y,s co a.
I cund, l an satisfied Ei.h is use.
Rev. sHURIcK, N. 4. chorsA
For Sale ~ Woods & Pes and Smith sirattea&
Co Warren Ohio.
Warren. Feb. 18th. 1869.
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Cleveland 8 Mahoning Railroad


MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland With Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co.
lumhus = Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CIers-
land s. Pittsburgh Rail Roads. -rr ~
~4tSolon, with Hacks 20 Chagrin Falls, &c.
"a Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenaa- rc-g
" Braceyille with Hacks for Newton Fails. &c
:" Warren with Hacks 70 Sharon, GrssnviI1e Mead.
vile, Bloomfield ,Canheld. dc
" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. LogelL
Poland and Encn Valley. aud theEee by P. 81. w.
60. Railroad 70 Pittsburgh.
Feb. I6, la5a. OHAS. L. RHODES Sunt.
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9eme anttIIigenss.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
H. D. Kendall & co.,-Dry Goods.
S. T. Pomeroy-New Pianos.
Il. E. Hooker & Co.,-Strawberries.
]. G. Butler-T'p. Librarian.
Warren Packard-Engine Governor.
Geo. ADMINISTRATION Charts.
G. N. Hapgood-Tillage Recorder.
e. ". Smith-Legal Notice.
A. B. Lyman-Sheriff's Sale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21

Fowler, March 1t,h. 1850 -sw
EO"1NI' III, I.OV
NUARDIAN,S SALE

u On ce 2sth day Of March. 1850. at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, at the premises will be sold to the
highest bidder. by order Of the Probate Court. the
following real estate, as the property OF AIanson
Taylor, Il minor: Siluate in Fow aer Township, Trum.
bull County, Ohio. and known as an undivided ore
third part Of lot No. So, in said township, and bound
ed north by lands Of the heirs Of Geo. Sigler. west by
the west line OF said township, east by the EidSc Road
so called. and to extend 50 far south as to contain one
hundred acres OF land. exclusive OF highways.
Appraised at $1,000.
To be sold on deferred paynents. secured hr mart
gage, with annual interest. CUR-IS HALL,
Mar. Il, 's0.-9H Guardian of AIansoa TAYLOR.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE.

The SnderSigued as Assignee OF Levi Nichsls, vii
offer Tor saie. ut the Store room latsly occupied hy
said Nichols in Warren, on Thursday, the 22n1 day
Of March. A. d ls60, A large assortment Of Hats
Caps. ready made clothing, Cloths, C~assiners, gents
Furnishing goods, trimmings and other goods
On AL purchases OF ten dollars aud over a credit Of
six months will be given. by note on interest with
approved security, Sale to commences on said day
and continue from day to day until the entire stock is
sold.
CHARLES W. SMITH Assignee.
Warren Prb. Is. '6u-SU.
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An Editorial Bull,

EpIroRIAL BgLLSAn exchange paper, not n
thousand miles from Warren, recently announ-
eed that it would publish no anonymous com
munieations whatever unless signed with the
name Of the writer. That is about equal to the
Irishman's postscript to a letter, III you don't
receive this, let me now."-MahOniRg Regis
fer.
As the Chronicle is theonly paperin Warren,
that has published Anything prospecting anony-
nous communications, very lately, we take it
for granted this is the paper referred TO.
Our article we republisb, oerbafim ct tiua-
tim, so as to give the sharp sighted editoro of the
Register, the full benefit of his discovery
Here it is:
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Painting.

In the rooms of Messrs. Robbins & Leroy
we saw last week. a copy Of an engraving of
the Tombef Sir Walter Scott, painted by Mrs.
Robbins, which is highly creditable to the
artist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21

Col. Dumars must wipe his spectacles and
try again. He has achieved as remarkable a
success in his search after an editorial bull, as
he did on a certain occasion. at Rowland
Springs, in selecting an editorial horse. As
his first success was rewarded by the appoint
ment of Chairman of the Committee on Worst
Horses, by the Agricultural Society of Trum-
bull County, we suggest that the Mahoning
County Society now appoint him Chairman Of
the Committee on the Worst Bulls.
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DARN FOR SALE.

Il The Farm known as the Doctor Leavitt farm, in
Warren Township, Trumbull County. Okio. three miles
west OF the village Of Warren. on the road leading
from Warren to Newton Falls, and Immediately south
oil the CO NJ Rail Road. at Leavittsburg. Said farm
contains one hundred and forty eight Q4S) acres.
abou. one hundred and ten acres cleared, and has
been recently put in good repair, aud is we'll adapted
Tor either dairying or filling 1t is well Eatered and
timbered, has Two good orchards, a large two story
Brick Dwelling Houae. a good Barn and other out
buildings. II also has a good sugar campfire best
in the county Any person wanting a bargain, will
c~all'soon, as the farm will he sold Enquire on the
premises, or St GriswOld's Steam OIL MIL
T. y DAWSON.
Warren. Ohio. Jan. %, IS6O If
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LIVER ~INvlG0RAT0R.

Il IL NO1A --N AALEL ~ 4
Il from Gums, and has become an established fact, a
Standard Medfcinet known AId approved by
all that have used it. and sfs nov resorted to with
confidence in al the dis - eases for which IL Is re-
commended.
1t has cured thousands . within the lSsttEo years
Who hal given up al. = hopes Of relief. IS the
n q m c rous unsolicited hcerufczfeS in ny PES
session show.
The dose mustbe adap ~ Ted to ths semperamsnt
OF the individual taking - li, and used in such
quantities as to act gen = lily on the Bowels.
Let the dictates OF yoart = udeme guide you in
the use Of the LIVER iLNTTGORATOR, and
it will cure LIVER4z COMPLAINTS, BILL
IOCS ATT7CKS. DYS- tPEPSI5, CHRONIC
SUM- NER COMPLAINTS.
DROP iSY. SOUR STOMfCH.
HABTTUAL COSTIYE n " s. CHOLIC.
CHOLERH, CHOLERA i-HOR6US.- CHOLERA
INFAFTU-H. FL-STU LENCE, J~6USDICE.
FEMALE HEAEAES e SEES and may ke used
successfully as an orr iDET.ARY FAAILY
yMEDiOINE. II viii - ieureSICRHEAD1CHE
las thousands can testi- ;. ~. in ticszfg RtHutes.
u tio0 or three tedsBOOE falls are taken at com
OF attack.
L VINO USE II: N r GITISG their
testimony In its favor.
.MLG W4TER IN MOUTH FIFTH TIE IN
SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar Fer Bottle.
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KEEP IN CLIMATE.
The F.A.NILY c. lTH5R7TC PIE Is 8
gentle bat active Cathar bic. which the prOprist1f
has used in his practice ~ more than txeFty years.
The constantly inersas ing demand ron those
who have long used the and the ~satisfac-
tion which all eNpressin regard to their use. has
induced me TO plaesi=them within The reach Of
all -
TIE Profession weIi- knew that different Ca
ihar,ics act on different = portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CAi-fTHARTIC PILL has,
with due reference tot tthis well established fact
been compounded frOmiY 0E variety q the purest
Vegetable Extracts.S which act alike on every
fart Of the aiimentary - canal and are GOOD and
SAFE in all eases whert tHta Cathartie IS needed.
such as DERANGElHiMENT5 Of the Sr0M-
II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN BACK
AND LoIN. cOSTIYE- ~ ESS, PAIN AND
SORENESS OVER THEt \iWHJLR BODY. from
sudden cold, which fire. Siquehtly. 10 neglected end
in a long course OF Fe -ysr. Loss OF Ape
A CREEPINSiL SENSATIoN OF COLg
THE BODYI[ ESTLRsSNESs.
II & A ACHE. iEiWEIGHT IN THE
HEAD all INFLAMMA- -ATORY DISEASES.
WORMS in CHILDRESt Cor ADULTS. MEUNA
TFSM. 4 great PURIPIl)IER Of the Loo ana
many diseases to which, flesh Is heir, too nunSr-
Gus to mention in this advertisement.
BOSE, I TO 3. =