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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

A MARRIAGE QUEsTION.-The Vexed Ques-
ton Of the validity of marriage with q de-
ceased Wife's sister is at present occupying
the attention of the Appeal Committee OF
the House Of Lords, in a remarkable case. In
May, lS40, Mr.. VIM. Leigh Brook cotton
spinner, Of Melthamhall, near Huddersfeld,
married Miss Charlotte Armitage, and bad
by her two children, when she died. Her
sister. to whom she was much attached, came
to iake care of the children, and in time the
wi1ower's heart softened toward her. The
attachment was mutual, and they determined
to marry but aware Of the laws tyranny.
they fed to find Judicial freedom in Denmark,
and were duly married at Altoona, in that
kingdom, staying sufficiently long TO spend
the honeymoon happily. Two daughters
followed this union, and they are now ap-
pealing to share the advantages held out to
them under the will of their father, who
died at Cologne, in September, 1866. Three
wears ago, Sir Cresswell Cresswell decided
that the marriage was not valid, according
10 the laws Of England, and that the appel
lants therefore are not legitimate. l. is a
curious point in the case, that the respond
ents are the two children-sons-Of the first
sister; but as they are still Juniors, they are
of course merely opposing their steP-sisters
under the directions of others. Sir Htzroy
Hely appears for the appeal, and urges thai
the marriage being legal in Denmark mus
be legal in England, and that such mar rage
generally are not contrary to the law OF God
while the law Of England merely declares
them to be within the degrees Of affinity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03
BLOOD FOODI
BLOOD FOuDI
RTnfHn Enffmn

To All suffering from Consum ption, incipient or
confirmed, or iron debility Of any kind; II from
mental or nervous prostrafiou, brought on BY any
cause or from gcTof1loug complaints; or from dis
eases Of ths kidneys or bladder: and to Ladies suf-
srng any Of the many distressing complaints their
issK are liable 70, aud which eugeuder Consumption
tt-l THE BLOOD FOOD
b easred as Certaiu and Reliable Remedy, Differ
in % every particular from the patent medicines Of
The dsF. il Is chemical combination Il lkONs L.
PHu and PHOe fHUhUe, ofvery great worth, and
many hunfrsds bear glad and grateful testimony 70
the benefits Il hag conferred on them.
CHURUH & DUPONT, 40s Broad way New York
are the sole prUprstors Of the article and have IN
consequences Of fraud attempted upon the public
changed the color Of the outside Wrapper from BID
70 TkLLoW and increased NE size OF the bottle 70
OunCes. Be very cautious in bugiuf 70 see that the
Tcsimiis Of ter signature iH on the outside OF the
wrapper as all others are couuterieitE. IN cOnse-
uuenc Of the demand tur this article the fol-
lowing druggists havs AL ordered and received sup
plies Of the new kind, viz
Chas A. Kimball, Wm. French, J. r. Hayes
A. staniels, and samuel kidder Jr., Lowell.
40, ieh15:d&w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

TIE TooTHAoHE,-My y dear FRIEND = said h.
al can cure your tOothache in ten minutes y
How ?" | inquired, "Do it in pity" In
stantly," said be; Have you any alum y
Yes" Bring It and some common salt. J."
They were produced. Ny friend pulverized
them, mixed them in equal quantities, then
wet a small pice Of cotton, causing the mixed
powder to adhere, and placed it in my hol-
low tooth. There" said he, "if that does
not cure you will forfeit my head. You
may tell this to every one, and publish il
everywhere. "The remedy is infallibIe."-
It was as he predicted. On the introduction
of the mixed alum and salt, l experienced {
sensation of coldness, and with il cured th'
/ torment Of the tootbache.
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BL00nlser0E, Ind., JuIy .. 1ssg


DEAR sIR;-I here send you a statement that /
think You are entitled to the benehtof. am res
ldent OF bloomington, and have been for over thirty
years 1 am now over hity years Of age. For about
tWenty years fast my hair hsz been turning consid-
eraby grey and WIS almost ntirely white and very
siiu ana unpliant. had seen number Of certih-
Gates Of the very wonderful effect OF your Hair Re
storatlFel but supposed there more deti0n than
ruin m them; bus entertaining strong desire 70
nave ny hair, Il possible. restored 70 its original
color and nneness, a. it was in my Younger DAYS a
beautiful black concluded would make the ex-
perimensi commencing IN 8 small way. purchased
one Of your small bottles at dollar, and COM
meneed using, following directions as nearly as I
could sUOn d5coversd the dandruff moved. and
my lrrhat was falling on ia large Quanrties was
considerably fighteneds aud aradical change taking
place ln the color have COZ tnued 20 use it. till
nave used three Of your small bottles and lust been
on the lourth. have now pretty a head OF dark
brown, or light black hair as any man, or as 1 had
in my youthful days, when a boy in uhe hills Of
western Virginia.. Ny head is entirely clear OF
dandruh and the hair ceased entirely falling on and
Is as soft and nne and feels oily though was
Just from the hands Of . French ehampO0nsr. Many
Of NY acquaintances frequently say 70 me sButler
Wuere Old you get that fine wigf tell them il was
the effects ofyQu Restorative II Is almost mpOssi-
Die TO convince them that il is the original hair Of
the same old grey hesd. } ours, truly, ---
-T.s FREDERICK I. B0TLER
Bloomington Monroe County. lud.
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d. SWEETS ISFALLIBLE LIEIEEET ron H0RsEs is
anrivalSd By any, in all cases Of Lameness arising
rom spnains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect Is
magical and certain. Harness OF Saddle Calls,
ScFatehes Mango, &c-, it viii also cure speedily
spEEia and RingbOne may be easily prevented and
lr.a in their incipient stages, but confirmed
ara sTonS the possibility ofs radieal cure, No case
At the Kind however is so desperate or hopeless but
nav be aleviated BY this Lniment, and its faith-
al ap,picasion viii always remove the Lameness,
and onabls the horse 10 travel with comparative
EVER horse owner should have this remedy at
hand. ioF It's timely use at ths hrst appearance Of
Lamenuss will snectually prevent those forminable
ssasss mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and which render 90 many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless % - ..--
- s5vsrti,emspt sept.g7 d&w: R2s
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H AIR REsToRATIVE.
4 Di'aT9ui'aed s.. Lo'd. Physieiau V5iz5



... ST. LOUIS, July 10, 1850.
o. WOOD, ESQ, Dear sir.-AlIov M. ~. i
ure enU satlsiaciion TO transmit 20 you the h-Dei
elal elects Of your Hair RestoratF aftsr trisi Of
~ ~ 5eeLsi commenced using our Restorative in
JtnuiIyi toao, since which sim have not been.
without q bottle on had. When I Commenced a.
use, my hair was quite thin, and at least one tir
ks{. II - a lev lsW applications stopped Its turning, and
N three WeeAs TINT there was not gray hair 10 b.
n0teed neil her has there been % to thfs filas
. AlsF my hair was pstsly restored i Continued
" use Dy applying two or three times Der month
ny halr has ever continued healthy soft and qIosv
ana my scalp perfectly free from daudrud Ido noi
lllaglne inc iacts above mentioned viii be or any
paEntular aqYantege- 20 you, or even nhftsr vuIir
VANITY at TINS late day, am well gare theT arc
are al Well known already and even mora EondefnI
Unes i ~ hnnt lhe Union. have oceuufed my
ths ~ travelling the greater part Of the time ne
pest three years, and have taken pride and plessre
N reconlm nd1ng your Restorative and erhfbitiner
have mt WITH Sss Sese , ia & several instance
numbugi saying they had used il and irbout erect
IN every instance, however, it proved hv probfrrl
tne matter thRt they bad not used your article M
ALL but had used some new article 5aii ~ ~ - 55
as youlst and selling AZ about halfths price have
noticed Two Or three articles mysslf Advertised e
astonishing that people will aIronizs an arties ff
no reputation, when there is one ~ hand fbsf -
been proved beyend duubt -
Apparently, some Of those charlatoua huva nof
Drains enough 70 write advert isement a. NOTICE
they have cOpled yours, word for word 10 several in
stances merely inserting some other name in place
/ have, within the past i've years seen and talksd
with more than two thousand persons fha- have
badness, gray hair scald head dandrud and every
disease tne scalp and head are subject to-
u called 20 see you personally, az your ORIGINAL
R,e y DNslllsSs 5sre, but learned you now
You are at liberty to publish this or to refer mar
l Iles 70 2 ne any communication addressed 20 me-
care hoA 40. lsszl Will be promptly answered
JAMES WHITE, NJ. D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

WARREN SPRINGS, Perry Co., Pa, June Z, IssO.
Prof. WOOD. Bear Sir:-I was induced more than
car asO 20 y your valuable HAIR Restorative, for
sunefsd Win u upon my head for years, and had
never Deen able 70 get anything to do me any good
tlonsg uLtu saw your advertisement in Harris-
gufgh paper. Being there At the time, I called at
1r9as : Aunkles drug store, and bought hottie,
ana noW am prepared to recommend II to universal
use Tor it has completely removed all dandruf from
my neaq5 and an application once IN two eeks keeus
II lree nm any il hing or other unpleasantnsss Z
must also state that my bar had been quite white in
paee, ana ~ te use OF your preparation, has been
81 ages and although have used two bottles Of the
estoIatfel no one has any know ledge Of IL as al
low a lew OF my gray hairs ~ remain ia order 70
nave my appearances comport with ny age Ms head
ls now ot less trouble 20 N in keeping if clean &C.
Lhan any time since have been child. consider
your preparation Of great value aud, although DO
not IKE 70 exp pose myself consider it my duty to
90 SO, 1ou can use this Of any part Of il in any
shape you thing proper, ifit is worth anything to
you foHfs' &e, II. h. ErTER.
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PR0F. WOon's HAIR REsTORArtVE.-Iu another
colum viii be found advertisement Of this we'll
known and excellent preparation Tor restoring gray
hair to its original color. The Hufr restorative also
cures eutlneous eruptious. ana prevents the hair
laliiHg on We we seen many Uui hentic testiniO-
rom gentlemen whom We have kuoWu for many
years as persons OF the INST reliable character
Don't rye till you have tried this Restofaye.- Bos-
ton Olive Branch.
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sold By Dr. Barrov, lsI Prince -, n. Y. tries as
cents. Sent frOs Of postage uFeryWhere. Hosd tho
advertisements Of ''TrioseEar" In another ooluuh,
Also sold By Z. p GAYLORD and william Fisko,
Druqaists. Cleveland. Ohio
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- I'VE conpratulafe our reade

- We congratulate our readers upon the
siu1over.- Of ure cure for Rheumatism. eout and
NeuraIrla and all ur uTial Diseases, hlch y ei-
darrrIlV fe co nstitutiOn and s. We temporary reei
Ia fcf . b the only known remedy eieetin 3
= rsri--f cure a1d We feel Narrauted from its re-
ornueafsIions, - calling the attention Of tue al
iefsf ard tnosa having 1riends sunering from kheu-
7Sffrn (Iouf o. heunigin, or the pernlcious effects
of MsrcurT 20 the advertisement iu another column
~ 7rr bsrsr of Or LelaHd's Anti -hheumafic Band.
HE-Sold bY m. tdeh T. Ilefeiana' =. leDo
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WOOD's HAIR Recommendations most spscif-
ies, this Is proved, by unimp peachabl8 evidence,
possess great efficacy restOrer Of the hsir g
pristine YigJr. hers the head had become almost
Raid because OF sickness the OF this articl has
produoed = beautiiul growth Of thioh, glossy hair.
lt i9 therefore valuable preparati0niOr all classes.
dandFuh and other impurities, witch operate %
luriousiy 70 the hair. Il also has Curdiive proper
ties o. aflOther description. Ia many cdses pmpies
and other dlsfgur, nieDls OF the skin disappear
wherever 10 IL Is used There is no hazard attaching
to the trial Of this remedy, and It's eects can ony
be beue ia, the mpOund, II Il does not cause
manifest improvement, is Incapable Qt doing harm
It's CON pgnent elemsnts are parfectly innoxious
I Boston Transcript April p, 1852.
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sD-The NE Of man yield Ike magic to the
sroatPoesp Otiho Pais Eilisr

AlNhN IN a.. .Aay ~ leats
J. n, HARRIS CO., GHrls, haze ior feW
months past used Perry Davis rain Killer for DyH-
pepsla and Liver Complaint, and must say lt has
done bettsr for me than any other medicine that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

pa-Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Grwfsu.
berg Medicines. Dr.. B. Is physician OF sxtenriVe
practice and Of the most successful In the coun
" fTruubu In which he resides -
siIhis eeftihes that have used the Grsfep bprv's
Pills and marshallB oathOllcon, sold here BY II o.
johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull coun ", Ohio, March z, lssT.
Sold BY Druggists ana Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
ien3d&W General Agent for Ohio.
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HARTroEp, TrumbuIl Co,

hereby certify that have been dealing IN the
Graenberg edicines for the past year and can tr-
ly say that have never offered any medicines 70 the
public that have met with the decided Appreciation
OF the people like these particularly the Pills and
Cztholicon. They viii perform all and more than il
promised for them. have sold about my bottles
Of the Iatholcon the past year and hear the best
results in every case. J. d. 2. JOHNSON,
March Z, 1851. Medical Agelt.
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THE GRKFENBERG
MApGHATTIS UVEKTNE GATHOT TCON

which is offered as certain cure IN cases aocompa-
MED with ths following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness -EaintneEs, Deranged Appetite, SallOW
Complexion, Pain in the Back aud Kidney, Chills,
Cold Hands and Feet, Bloaatings, Eeverishness, Neu
ralgia PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Dizziness, Nerv-
BUSINESS, Headache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain N the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, IadigestiOns Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat or smarting, Itching, Burning or
Irr tation to the Uterine organs, Nightmarp, Dis
pair Hysterics, Anxiety He'd Facts Nervous EWitch-
ing Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper Sad
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
Uterine Organs, Numbness and Pans In the Aiimbsi
Loss OF the Memory, Bewilderment Soreness in the
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The widow sat over the scanty FIRE watch
ing the Kissing water, as it spouted and fell
from the little tin tea-kettle. A loaf of bread
stood on the small table at her side. Her
creamer was empty; hebowl, minus sugar,
no butter, no little luxury, nothing but the
crust the wee white loaf, and the scrap Of
tea that busted the bottom Of the ancient sill
yer teapot. & @ @
The widow bent closer ovsr the fire, and
there, were tears in heFaged eyes. ga
" BE should have thought Of his old moth
er, she murnured, fdgeting with nervous
hands about her eaP-ribbOn; out then, be-
ing Just married 50, suppose I ought to con-
slider; he always was little vida little
wildi but be has got a good heart know
be has; still, he shouldn't have forgotten his
poor old mother ----.--
The good old lady leaned back and crossed
her hands Spon her bosom. Her thoughts
went back 70 earlier days. How often
had that golden head nestled against her
heart How had those ever-laughing eyes
drawn smiles from her own, even in lonely
widOwhO0d. How had she watched him as
be prattling toddled about her knee-the
treasure Of her Lfe-the blood Of her very
heart the apple of her eye. And after years
had passed, she remembered the often self
denials-fhs scanty meal-the patched gar
ment the old shawl, colored and re-cOlOred; /;
the faded bonnet; all beautiful as jewels to
her, because they bought the great gilt Of ed
ucation for her boy. And after all this he bad
neglected his old muther Oh, shamef un-
grateful manhood that can so repay love ten
der as the love OF an angel.
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Goal eli aud camps.

Main strsss, (Wssi sids,) near old Exehang
oLEYELAHD. oalO. desO.Al
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A GENuISE BOOE.-In our cap lcity a. a aconduetor
q public journal called upon 20 advertise
the clralls qf the day. each Of which claims 70 be
unadulterated IN ats com position and inlalisbe to
its curative ects, with what justice we ieave our
readers 70 determine. In one instance, however
kroi, ato0d's Hair kestorgtive-Ee are 90 we'll a.
give II eur endorsement all thar its inventor and
vendor claims if 70 be- It's effect upon faltEg head
0i hair q universally known to be magical. Like
lime OF guuo exhausted land, IL brings its crop
wherever applied. Our own thatch Is fortunately
healthy, but We advise our friends with sparsely-
growing hair TO try the Restorative Uolunibis Spy
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80 nE0rrlfnNK.

In this connection we Ouer lew testimonials:
~ am Methodist clergyman and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
ne diseases for which you advertise Msrshas te-
rine CathOlcon as cure- have advised its and
Il has effected acomplete cure Nhereyer i has been
naad Rev. PETER SHARP,
.-..r- Western Star, Ohio.
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gIamhiug.
p P. BOW R,
PRAOTI Al
2 nm M Am DNU 4

Z A Q y ] 2 a
PLCMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No. lO2 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Hall ]
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand all kinds
Of Plumbers and Gas Filters materials, such as
Hydrants Bath Tubs, Water IlOaets, Wask-Stands
Bath Boilers, Lead, Galvanized and Iron Pipe
Sheet Lead, Brass and Iron Lift and Force Pumps
Brass and Plated Faucets, and everything necessary
70 t up Houses, Stores &cs with water and gas, OF
the most approved principles.
EB-All work warranted and done punctually--
VTorf anis
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All hAIR DYES ABARDONED- WOoD's GHEAr Az
ricLE HAS TAkEg TIE FIELD.-Professor Wood
stands on an emlnence no chemist, whose attention
has been turned % inyenting hair t0nio has ever
before reached llis fame is sudden bat Worldwide
and thousands who hay' worn wigs or been bald ior
wearing their own natural and luLuriant head COW
ering. so much for chemistry, the chemistry u
tions o. the system. Prof God studied Qua tie hu-
man hair is ehuracter is Properties and dseasss
and how 10 restore the decaying vitality 10 thaf Or
nament be saw, as in his case, that TTar hair
ia unnatural unless the age q the individual had
be naturally TsYitaliEsd. He tried his ovp csssai
most bald and quite gray the age of thirfy-sevsn
he restored hls own hair IN color, strength and
Aurlaneei and ne article he did it with he gave %
the world Get WOODS HAIk EESTOEArITE
and take nothing slse.-l New York Day Book.
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S}tfaieints.
DR.. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT

DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The great natural Bono Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Is known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Is the auther of Dr. Sweets InGllible Liniment
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Rhsumatism and never fails.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Burns and scalds Immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is the best remedy for sprains and Bruises.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimen
Cures Headache Immediately and never iails.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
A5ds immediate relief for Piles, aud seldom tails
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures ToOthaehe II one minute.
| DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts, Wounds Immediately, leaving no scar
| DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Ia the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR., Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been used BY more than million people and
| ell praise It,
DIR. Sweets InfalIible Liniment
Il truly ,sirisnd in need " and every family shoe
have 1t at hand.
I DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Ia for sale By all Druggists. Price g cents.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
! reptg7.dswRss Sole Proprietors, Norwich, ct.
For sale by Strong 3 Armstrong sole Agents ioi
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RURIOUs KOINCIDENCEl
SLOAN UNDER TIE COUNTERIi
SMITH AND OTHERS IN A BOXlll

SMITH AND VIHhIso IN n -'01@ ~
NORRIS in sight with h's Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses and Cattle can md the best Medicine In use
for many Of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals
They arc a Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs
Loss Of Appetite, Hide bound, Distempers, &c, &C
81 These Powders always give satisfaction, as the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars, Try them. For sale BY Il +. Gaylorui
n NJ. Paimer Benton Brothers and Strong & Arm
strong, Cleveland, o., and W all Druggists In the
country Also, at wholesale by the Rrupretqri az iol
Ontario street, Cleveland, ohio, to whom all orders
mSiS mSSsSsiRsSd1V 3 19I1S''' &c. NORRIS.
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The following is an extract from letter Wriitsn
By the pastor o. Baptist Church 70 the " Journal
md Messenger" !" Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks vol
umes 10 isvor Of that worid-renOwned medicine OF
mas WiNsLoa's sOoTHINa sTRuP ron CHILDREN
rEErHisd;
Winaioas soothing syrup. Nov We never said a
Eord 10 iavor Of patent medicine boi5fo IL our life,
but We ssi compelled to say TO your resder at this
no humbug-wE HAVE TEIED II, AND KH0W IT TO
ALLY 0LEIrs. 4 Is probably, one Of the most
ocessiul mricines Of the day, because it Is OF
the bezI Andthose Of your readers who have babies
ant DO better than 70 lay in supply -
.-.H---rf-r-.,-r Il, a-.,fhr- ~oruun, sr,ecUae
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SUGAR ooATED-PURELY VEGETABLE.

SUGAR COATED-PURELT VEGETABLE.
THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are a sure cure ter
Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia,
Foul stomach,
General anf Nervous Debility,
Bilious ald Liver Complaints.
C0stivsness, Scroiul Gus HUI
mors. Fevers, &C, &C.
and are safe and reliable Family Medicine. Nor
Of them used than any other kind.
95-seo Circulars For sale by Z. +. Gaylord, T.
W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
strong, CleYelAnd Ohio, and BY all Druggists In the
Cleveland. Ohio, by g. e. NOhklss
General Agent for Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
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''And how do you get on now that Arthur
has gone and married2
''WeH, thank God the same as before,
answered the old lady, her serene lace light
ing up with a beautiful smile. "Do you see
that y and she pointed to -four barrel IN
dercover; ifand this, and this r and she lift
ed successfully the snowy napkins from box
of sugar, & large can Of tea, a firkin of but
ter and cask Of meal. "Arty don't forget
his old mother" she answered with a smile,
still wiping tear from her eye; che has
stocked nv house with everything can pos
sibly want; and bis wife, pretty little crea-
ture, runs over here every day to see if my
morning glories need to be tied up; or to
weed my little flower patch. Sometimes she
sends me over loaf Of her white bread +;
and never a nice little dainty she gets, but
some Of it finds its way into my cupboard
God bless them both l wish everybody had
such children as have got"
Children, honor the grey head and.koep
warm the aged heart.