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81 ANFO kD'S L.IV Err
~ INyI0 ORATOI.
MeCer Delbi}it0kAs.

5s84* 1y0G6& 1A64sk1&0k61e d Y t5
II 70 CoNPorxDRo entirely from Gums and has become
~ esahhhed fact, Standard Medicine known and az.
proved by all that havel ~ used H. ana + nv,
res0rted TO with conf - sdence In al the disesss.
for which Il 10 recom-l ~ nended n --s --@
y s;is cured thousands - within the last two years
Who had given up ALL a hopes OF relief ~ ~
y m erOus nnsolicl ed "a lcertincatee in INV pos.
session show. The fose = ~ M
adapted 70 the temporal - lment az the Snaiyans
taking Il, and used nl such ousntitie, ~ - ~,
gently on the bowels. q LettRe alr4.te. !,
your Judgment guide - YOU In the ma N AZ.
LIVER INvIGO-! QikATOR ana n nj
cures LSvsR OSA-l ~ lpLAlxrs nm LInrs A.
rAckss ArsfsfsA,l q iCHROAIc DAERHoEA
6oUa 6roNACa HABifuALI . icosrIyrNRss CnnI ~
CHoLRRA M0RsUs, CnoLK- - la I1rANrrr ~ srr
LEKcE, JAuSDIcE, HK- ~ MALI WgAkNrssEs ~
may be used successfully - lbs an ORDryARY WV.
MEDlcINE. win cHre q islcK HE A Acur "a thn,
sAR3e can tezAify) u ~ iTwExrY rIYuTrs - 49,
on runKE TEAsp0OxssuLs . tARs rAKEx ~ com,nac~s
meut Of attack. al All VINO rsr - N,
oTvinG thelF testimony mi - litsyayor 80 80 -
NJ euter - kAs AO2fh scitA a. En~sno.,Aoe .,.S
sso0llOsc both together. !. ="
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Wisconsin River Pine Lumber.
consisting Of f
fs"ei"c Flooring, Siding, Scaad;ag, .,oi.ts,
iovess pFces. I'M 7 n - - = -
GRKERS, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
are respectfully requeRed 70 take hook a eur Lumber
before making their purchases
= wen known that for Building and NuisAiur purpo
- enels ~ beteR Lumber IN the world than thsn tia
o. ths Wsccnsn River, Chicago LsasaLer not Npc~pfe
once and yard ON the Of Third and Market Sta
opposite the old Hawk Eye mills -
y, CAMPBELL MCCLURE.
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BrRxlsc1en. rffaav ) = L..

- + .ie
BrnIincres, Friday !. =. Aae. IL. 20
The weather 4 araia warn a.d ,,essa.t =,
river = falling very alswiy ed ~ bsaas sss m
niag, tAoss beipg d ~ snallsr clssa. ma,
= aboat - inehss 81 vaasr on tke lover nap;t,
!. Local bssiness hbsisk ard iacrsassae.s 4sa IS
i ELouA--1lays - change y nsas 81 COR A.
me-. - and % for Spring and Winter with 3
cents par Dbl addad It retail ..ea So -
WmAr- Receipts have ~ bsen g hesvy ID,
fey days bat still quite liberal ssachire peoba.
bly, sonsthing over !, 200 busAelsdaily. 7ocent,
= nov top Of he market for hest sprine. WI.
tr aboat % q 20 eta Much q The latter. how.
ever. sells for NO more sAan Spring being fun 81
chess and drunken. We would again call atse..
ton Of Formers 70 the importancs OF cleaning
their grain we'll, - millers discriminats cseselv
against dirty and foul grain sggs e 8.sa
In Chicago yesterday receipts Of Wheat reach.
60 10000 bushels. shipnents 1914 An
advance in freights caused aghs dsclins, closing
at slac. for No. . Spring. 9 iS69s's
CoRE-Dull and lower IN conseouepce Of an
advsncs in Lake fseights and unfavorable NeV
York adyicea "a to 80 cts. are extreme ratea-
Closed dull in Chicago yesterday. 1t 10 Gu for
NO. !, with $1,000 bushels receipts and 10000
shipmenta
SUGAR-s@93c-cr crushed IL: refined vAl,e
LIZ Clarified l0l. Maple sasar, lo0I2e
COFFEE-ls1@lsc. ssas9 KS.
AOLAsSES-By the Dbl, Reboilsd, 10 syr.
mp, 1880; kegs Is 80. Fa -
NATTGLAeo tKn<Aa
b FRUIT-R aisina, prime, % Is. as5a
bhOOAS-S2 O0@2 IS par dozen. IS
FLOUK-Steady. Spring wheat, vholessas.
70; retail - 50; winter, e6 wholesale, Ss so y.
- WHEAT-ss@7oc for spring Winter ssea
RNn,Ranges from 81 to 20 for nized 70 |
BEANS 81 90 Per bush * n
4 FOTATOES-.new 20c per buah. ja1a s4a
OATS-les04Oc. - ssit 50 s
BUTTER-l0@l21c zA r.
EGGS-6c. = s,,sfi3.sii.5, 7.gs5 81
ONTONS--35c. sf 4.5lgsT. tEas,9 I
HAY-Tinothy, e7@$S s.B tsst
WOOD-$2 5O@$3 90. gsz s~.,f,is rsI s3e
! HIDESIGreen, &c.; Dry Flint l0@llc.
Green Sailed G0G2c, and duh. So - n
WHlSKEY-lS@ 22c.-frm. III ps5 y q,
CH1CkENS-@l O0@l 10 per dozen. 5iaa3e
LAKD-10@llc. per b in bulk. .,so.,e
DRIED APPLES -S@S}c per b. DIS
TIMOTHf SEED-$2, 90 per hush. m II
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-cO@4Oc y
'ushel. None offering. .4.-s FL /. ! 81 70
CORN AEAL-35A4 Oc per bu s E
BACON-Hams9 go Toe; shoulders 7c: sides loo.
RAGS-2c per Ii. -
EACHANGE-New York, Specie Curry II
iastsl1- sss4 ST. Louis, q" ! ".el@
Chicago IL
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Ayers Cafhardc Pills.
Ra AL me pulpoefs oe AEalnly nNola,

aEe % eomposed that disease wiahin he range d
their action can rarely Withstand o. evade them
Ihss penetIanng pFcpetsaes sessch, ana cleanse
i'm, correcting ~ &seased aetion, ard reseoriag
ID healthy vitAAties. A. cc0ssqusnso o. thess
psopcrtas, the invalid Who y bowed down with
pain or physical debility y asAonisAea % find his
health o. snsEgy restored hy remedy at once %
simple md inviting. " 49,
Not only q hey s1rs The everyday csmplsines
u every 6o1y, 10 also many 1brmidAhls an9
dangerous Diseases. TAe agenf below named =
pleased b AaxnisA gratis ~ AnsGicaA Alnaascs
eo0taining eesfi1eatee Of thesr cures and directions
Mses, H1astSars, H1sdacAs 6sisial Jspn dIsesJsve4
NeoesaeA, Maases, lndieasfisa, F6ln u - Nor6jd
IsAeeicN ~ ~ BDspsk, FIseaiHsey, L. " AtPs-
siss, Jasss1irs, and other kindred so@paa1ntsy
arising itom low s1aas - ~ bsdy - ebszuesioa
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DIES Moxrs, Iowa, August 'l4th, CO.
nw Haxk-Eye: Ny object in writing few
tOghts for your widely circulated paper, 10 I.
yorr numerous readers know something o
hrpects Of our great party here, in Contra
lra 1I4.a 1uIt qrI
wshave, in Des Noines, one of the larges
nd bas drilled companies of Wide Awakes il
l'sA md I am proud to say they are doing yeo
ssns ssrvice. They were drilled by Capt. Gil
w d.Ae U. s. A. J; he ID . graduate of Yves
Point and halls from that glorious old State
srnsls be says there are not two DemoSrat,
b As Ssare nile there. aft-ieed
I&sse sge on our party the formation Of
'Wae lv,kes" in every town and hamle,
throughout our State, for can assure you our
r'1psay are doing more good for our party than
'as 'ssumperssin this part Of the State. We
mj~sstnFned from lpcae-raising At Swans,
Warren COUNTY; had glorious time. We are
ds wing all the time. attending meetings in
nd adjoining count:ea
Capt Gill intends remaining in Iowa long
to give him time to get home to vote,
ssld gladly 60 to any part of the State to
slsv companies, for reasonable compensa.
"a HE whole soul il in the cause, and he 10
paias 70 DO all In his power TO secure the tri-
alA Of Tour great and Union sariag party. Capt.
eMAsaaent speaker and fine singer, and has
Peesiar iaealty ofinfusing enthusiastic feelings
4 isass saas bear him. IN conclusion, let me
ae'n u'se you to take ground in favor Of the or
railadsa Of Wide Awake companies through
z the Slate, We are gaining every day here.
n Denocratssee the hand writing on the wall;
hFntnise any excitement; their meetings
.ti fzales, while ourz are large and e,.llMstas.
9ssh on the columns, the day is ours"
Aday, an hour Of virtuous liberty is worth
AsAOle eternity Of bondage"
Wtnr AwArR
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M Ipssea-An impression has get abroad
a., so.e one or more IL the Directors Of the
,c;culturaI Society have secret design or pur
-. % acquire the title to the Fair Ground
a. uasst be done 90 long . I have any con-
,,t;s nth the Society. And simple justice
reaw hat should repcl any such imput4tion,
ma isple statement Of facts.
n Fair Grounds were purchased in my alb.
~ n Tie Let Of August, 1859, under the aus
issd Judge Mason, for tl7OO.0o. The seller
.sssisss trust the Society for the money, and
10 essA the sale Mesm Robert Stewart, e.
l6ie Letter and John 8 David gave their note
Il De amount, payable on January lst. 1860
Yaa sose vas paid By Hr. Stewart q consider
.be sacrifice and trouble 10 him. The Fair
Ground then belonged to those three directors.
thew generously extended the time Of payment
to he Society until January Let, 1851. Since
this ,vo psymasSo Of $lOO each have been made
from collections made on Stock. 4sias sa
Itst tkss before the time limited January
Isl 1871 enough viii be realized from stock to
py Nessn Stewart, Letter and David, but If
not We can resort 70 smother loan and save the
grounds 10 The County. 1t gives me pleasure to
.rIy TO the liberality and fairness Of these men
b extending the time ofpayment. when sought
il via for loan from every other source. #
|supepe generally were as generous and libe- !
a a The above named sentlexner -. ~,<.,ld
ekEe our grounds, beautify them, and rival all |
sis towns in the West in the magniRcence and |
snHiocs Of our Des Moines County Fair. u
Very respectfully, r.a5at
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@Acxscr CirY. Ass.ilS, 1860

asuAx, Esq, Burlington; -+..;e
lLl Sn:-Please inform your readers that
live Republicans Of Agency City will raise q
Altisl ppIe on the so.h ef August. that sepa.
aulan, James :. Wilson and H. Clay Cald.
sT expected 10 address them, and that they
saily iavite the wide Awake Of Rurling-
nd TIC Republicans Of Dos loines county 70
As p and help roll on the Liberty Ball, and
s'hs glorious shout for Lincoln and Hamlin
shat Day. - 81 a.s
ssezpees % have an immense gathering and
seaersl god time.
We ssas % show the Republicans abroad that
= spsse Intends to ''come ont Of .he wilder
~ shsn The November election comes oG, and
=. asn Otthaf something good can come out
"'aa's'h Yours for Lincoln and Hamlin.
TIL. GRivvls, Tor the Com'tee.
-O~rA-s 81
..s.esS highland 90, Y, Aug Il, 1850
hp''as HAwE-EYs-Llear Sir III left pes
'.s' county little more than year ago, for
southern part Of Ohio. | had been q resi-
q that county ever since the frst settle
>A'a she county, and for several years have
"a constant reader of your excellent paper,
aas ny departure from that State, I have
= p'essure Of perusing an OCCASIONAL one
aAn = BY my friends.
laazlAs that il Would. NO. be entirely unin-
asso your numerous readers, propose TO
!@s fey iieas, a. / end them in this eco.
re- Ae s.a.e. 49, ,' -.
g ~ hsys that - going the rounds here
- = ssod crops. The farmers are greatly
- over the abundant harvest which they
~ 'espsd, aud the prospect that is ssill
-. Tie harvest Is nov fairly over, and
Ia commenced both by Horsepower
,. fhrashing BY steam is bsrcn-
~ o.Psssr Asre. and farmers can 49,
E[@ ghs hunassd 'tusbslb 0f wheat pei
1Asss EXTRA ezertion; more than swies u
- sith Horsepower. =
" Eeeecss FIR good eosn crop ars e:
= .esslsAssanding The storm IN ths spsise
'alas damage. an not % surs 81
snjses Of railing good crops, and IN.
90 = good price, occupies the minds u
- ssiss = much - IL subject Of u
u 3 Lincoln nezt fali Aithopgh yshsvs
4: a. q. :sls!sd into the splrs u ~ caia.t'
~ :. mach enthusiasts . some n oc,,,
49, -. yss \ y coasIdeed " Pahy,
g. esssaia thing thas - win sens q
g. - Republicans nss N Hillsboep.
- ~ md nominated their Repss.
INA !. tseease Judge, &c., On Saturday last.
psep's had : ss'stsssisa = Lsss'
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These are the correct numbers Of such only rs
have gone East to market. These figures are
taken from the books Of the Ferry Company.
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| - The chiadren q The country owe Dr. John,Hu an
unlimited debt Of gratitude Tor relieving thm from the
cesy cfsueh nauseous and fckening drugs worseed
oil md Kindred prepsraons. MS vsysssie Wos,a ~
siOyers the e6ectual antsote 10 wcms over oered
the public and At the ss shne oc o. ,As mos, agree
able little 1oHsya ever offered 70 eAtd Bloomington.
nas.sbhcap.
id.sB dlmstaw:wim
- Roman Es.< ~ ep.a aaerea m,nce,, r~xs,a
70 he nsa Who stOpM iayeaa No. ,,s.,ars m. orr
y - renewsdnox. JoAa Bull y sho clai the
reward for AsAas aOaaiy coaserssd pAysc taking into
ni.ssase nv tosp pound ffeorst y wdd Cherry ''nos
sa aors 70 The taste than tho most costly cor
dla but what infinitely more aros1ans = never fails
70 relieve the worst cough or cold In few hours and "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BiBLE SOCIETY DRPOSifOaY.-At the store Of Mr.. w
". Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, where English,
German, Swedish and We!ch Bibles and Tessaments may
always he found 1t one price. noys.
-------------- =
See ADvnRrlsEHExr Of Dr. Sanfords Liver Inyigoratof
and CatllaFtic Pills In another column. cctlSly.
EVEN those who are In the enjoymentof perfect health
frequently have need have recourse anss prevsa
lives Of disease We we'll armorcd againt
the ASSAULTS u he Hls that esh Il heir Such al In.
ytsorat0r they may find In HOSTETTERS BITTERs--
medicine that cannot be taken regularly without giving
vtsly and elasticity 10 the system. Al this season. par
cnlary the sronSest not proof against the malaria
h certain sections Of the country IN III o. fever
and ague the Biers h potent than any amount Of
sainne, while the most dangerous Of bilious fever
Yield to s wonderful properties Those who have tried
the medicine viii another Tor any Of the sspSs
which the Hostetter Bers profess y Fpaus r. those
who have not made The experiment, We cordially recon-
mend an carry application 10 the Bitters whenever they
are stricken BY diseases ofthe digestive organs.
Sold BY draxgiss and dealers gensrSls everywhere.
augl .bplm tt5
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CATTLE, Hoas AMP SHEEP.-Fhe following are
the numbers Of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, which
have been ferl red across the river at this point
between the first of March and the first OF August,
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New ORLrAxs GRAIN MAaxkr-August ILL.,
In our last report Of the Grain market We noticed
2 decline in I've ;ates for Corn, the bulk Of the
business having been at q range of 550e5ec mix
ed, 669S6nc for yellow, 6O@6ac for white mixed,
ard 7O@72 spd 7ac per bushel for good to prime
white, though toward the close the market cx.
hibited rather Mer frmacss. aud holders ohtsla.
ed slight advance over thuse Agurcs Since
then prices ksve heen somewhat irregular, and
up to THURSDAY evening We noticed sales of about
10000 sacks vt o0@5S and 60c for good 10 prime
mixed and yellow, 80@65c for white mixed, and
7e@7Sc per bushel for good to prime white. Yes
terday about $500 sacks were sold at 56@57
and 6Sc for mixed, 6O@624c for white mixed,
and zoe per bushel for white, making an aggre-
gate for the week Of 40, 500 sacks Oats have been
firmer, and about IL 900 sacks st. Louis have
sold during the week At 4I@42 and 44c per BUSH
el, the outside rate for prime old. Bran has rang
ed at 81, l5Gel 20 per lO0bs, some lots, in poor
order. selling below the inside rate. In Wheat
NO are still without any transactions to report
Arrived during the past week. % 27s sacks Corn,
la,lsa sacks Oats Cleared, for n. Fork l 600,
Rosson 2, 7Sd, Florida a,2%a, Texas ,0sG, Tuspan
800, Havana $500 sacks Corn ~
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 3 QriHcY R. r. The
earnings BY the Chicago, Darlington 4 Quincy
Railroad line in the 6rst week in August were
1859. 1890 45s 80 ~
gssghss. .ol0o65 . osose0 O. Inerease esl SIC 81
Pssagss 1905 8 S,81s ~ Dssrsnae..f '11.7S
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Chicago, August l6. 5 o,elnc

Chicago, August l6, 5 o'clock, r y. s
kkAARKs.--There ID no abatement Of the sup
ply Of Eastern Exchange, and rases are weak and
nominal at 4C1f on tie street and 4t04 from
Banking Houses The demand for currency for
produce purposes 10 large and banks have all
they can do to supply. the demand. Freights are
firm with IN active demand for grain vessels
There was an active demand Coz wheat and .
large business was done at 74c for rejected
spring, Sl@s2c. for No. spring, 86t0S7c for
No. do, 94(dS6c for red winter, and u 40 1904
| tor No. do. Corn was weak at soA4Ocfpr NJ.
| q and 4oe94tc for No. do, closing dull Flour
remains dun and unchanged. Oats lower, Barr
ley dull. t9a III fgs 1.',s7ss5 Fl fl Va
SAFES ON Receipts sour s,os7 bbls
Shipped Z, Ssl hbls. Sales Of 100 bbls Buchan-
an NX red winter 1t "a u.s. 100 bbls superfne
spring wheat at g rs, 100 bbls XX at "a 80, 100
do at a. IS. bes .t5
Wheat-Rcceipts leg as4 BUSH Shipped
l9l, 1856 bush. Sales Of Is, 900 bush No spring
at SIC; Zoo bush do in lots at SIC; 500 bush
do ut SIC; 1900 bush No 2 do in lots at 81 &c;
$4,000 bush do in lots ut S2c, g. 600 bush No
red winter in lots at 81, 800 bush No wslte %
at l ,0s; 1900 bush rejected red winter Vi SOC;
1900 30 red it a4cs $50 bush do delivered as
| III; SCORED on track by sample II 81; 100 bags
winter on track at l,os; goo bags spring n
lots at SS@sa on track; Is coo hush No in lots
Hsa Os~sAV - ny htA w 0s Wy t~feSV Az NV
It el40Sl4c; 81 bbls white winter at LAP;
1000 bush DO 2 red at 95tas6; 1850 No I do u
l I,O0@l ,OO},
sCorn-Rsscipss u ,oss bush shipped 10, 459
| bush Sales Of l2, 900 bush No l in lots at 4Oc;
4, 500 do At 4Olc; 5000 do at 4Oic, 2,T0O do at
f5lc; 1900 Lush rejected ut SSc; 600 bush No
in lots nj soc; 5000 bush No at 4oc; goo
No At S9ssc; 1900 do at SOC, 800 No in lots
At 4Oc.
OATs-Rcceipss 1909 bus Shipped le,47s
bus. Sales Of Il, 600 bSs No. ! IN Store al zoe;
! SO bags IN yrack IL 2sc;;' lSO do Ut esc.
EGGS4Salss at cld6sc.
fair At s@slc; extra lo@loi choice dairy II
SoehN NEAL-s4les at tl7 for uaa,l.ed /;
| 30 Tor boIted.
WHITE REANs--Nen,nal At esl@7sc for
SPRING onlcKEys-sale. at slso@ss 90
n dog.
ONIONS Sales Of New Silver-skins at $50
4Oc ~ busEci
LiRD-saIes at ill@ll{c Market n bare
with good demand, "a
cHEEsE-Good We.sern Reserve s@sc /; for
si fRdifif ssss ws.isa 4 pas.
drawn and the Inside spsspklsd With pepper aud
SALT
fOFArOES-la large supply sales q ls@
2oc ~ bu. s. s..
fALLOW- Sales country At s}@sc, but Little
Offering. 4 s. ts.....s
STARCH-Th Thomas Kingfords pure Oswego,
SIC. 49, - *
FRUIT Green Apples, eommss. e0c@42 rs
n Dbl; Peaches 60c0e2 D box eoataiping 4ths
Of . hushel; appply Of comnon large and salea
bard % eject. 81 $50 F.S ..s,s
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VoLQAsro EsuPryoH. N -Adviees
lrom lcstsnd give IN account Of IN eruption after
thirty-nlpe years sepose, Of the volcano cAllsd
the kotlugia Of The Myraal.jokel mountains.--
On che Sth Of Nay several shocks Of earthquake
which the volcaac y situated and re day aher
an enormous volume q yateg vas dast Up from
the crater. Mixed viii the water were laras
oSantities Of cinder4 and ths aruptiM Vas &C.
csnpanied By iabtsrrapesA noise. ON the llth
ana lsth snoke. cinders and balls Of Are wsre
tksosn w 9hs smoke sose TO such . height
thas Il esuAd ~ sssn q Reiklavig, tacn9h noeu-
tains Ase thousand feet high rise bstvctn IL
two places The sguption eontinned, With intsss
vais more OK les Ioag. 70 Tie 4sth, hst tsstas
nately II did no harm - places IN the yjcl1sty,
shs cindsrs end other ththgS Il threw UP 14ne
carried ~ tbs yinA partly q ses and partly 80
.Aas1. Uscissh y yysssated vs'1 tnPc rs
spectacle. tiSs IS
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Ayers Cherry, Pectoral,

pS44sE Faa@e8s 1OS - ASAA1 49, 49,
Coughs, Celdss lnAnea1n, Haarssnsss,
Cr0sp, DroAchitis, Incipient Consume.
tion, ara ~ ths Felief ef Cenaumpeive
Patienss On aAv1ncoA seaaeo of the
4 disease. NO III tssst9 I'd saREawa5gas 5aEW
50 vide y a. aeld II II sssfalnsa. ma . mo-
mereus a1e he cases Of III cures, thst almcst
evegy seetiOn q c01Ntsy a6oan1s n pessons pub
licly known, Who have GssA restored from alarming
- svsn desperate disoascs Of she lungs BY its
uae. When ouce tied, it, superiority eser eyssy
Other medicine Of In kind u 100 apparent to cscapo
ahscryatien. and where in virtues are knowus The
public no longer hesitate what antidott 70 employ
ier the distressing and dangerous aficctienH " the
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our ciirsse.
Wills many fmlssias sssssdes thrust Gpun ths
community have failed aud been discarded, this
~ aAined H6ends BY every Trial, conferred Lrttits
"a dc affected they can r-ser forget, ail Eto-
ducesl cpres TO n1speTops asd 10 lssnagkaLie 10
's vaRyAA1D " ~
nm. j. G. AVER = CO.
LOWELLs MASS. u ssat
9aasy Y. ,. GAY. uaf1sssa, -. 1sssiiiA. y
nAxTL1rEa kAyk 40A, Kseaah. Aat sGs#ss
- Astni, . envy 1sA A. Isiss1 Gssss, U !. !.
&s4Ng a s.8#fA 4gsMwtM#Aa sA aa4as44ss sE "
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

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vsrtlsed. - JAMk9 TEZxAnD, y. u.
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10sS uP W he3Ven TOT h1ln, aud he Thought Of
the suilerings Of his dear Lord and Saviour Of
which she had told him; and when his torment.
ors inquired whether he would not now acknovl.
edge the false gods they served, and deny Christ
ne seeAdfastly answered, 'No there il NO other
God but one Jesus Christ Is the Redeemer of
ehe world. He loved, aud / love him for his
love-" II gE-lfff gsIfl 3 ''''
Then as the poor child tainted between the
repeated strokes, they cast the quiver,ne, and
mangled little body into his mothers arms, err.
ing, "See what the love of Christ con do for him
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