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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHAN g OF HOURS.

49, - hElfL>s ~ ---a--sN
On AID AFTEE Monday, June 81,
~ The MAN and Passenger Trains,
Win leave kiChMpND DAILY, a. 6:i5, A N, for staun
Con, AM all intermediate stations connecting Al Cor
d1nsve. with ne Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Junction and intermediate stations A. Manassas the
rs With The Manassas cap Hairad, for wheeling
V-chees Hrpes Ferry, all stations 90 the Manassas
Road az On oeve With tst trains Tor Lvnchburg, and
all points Of thsi place And every Ofez
dy vs Tue-iay rursiaya and Saturdays, for Jacksous
cir-r and t,tous West OF S,aurfcn.
Gs-ms- s-ogrs ssecl connect h thc t-an Stanton,
Mondays Wednesdays sr1 glays a. Goshen Tues
DAYS, Thursday and Saturdays, Ter Lexington.
rarnu1 Mason and C1npsn- Stages connect Elh the Trsn
ueslsys rursl-v5 Saturday, 70 Nboru Ter the Warn
sor1es aaa Jaeksoas white sulphur Springs,
L0Eisturs, &C.
RETURNING
The Mall Train leaves J7stso.s Ryer Mondays Wednes
days add FrdayA A. Sis p N. ior staunton
4 THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Eartr.l aareriL Lenirrk
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TcgNl: -
DAY Payer IS per aanEr; Seal Nceky, - mecty " ~
,ys h aavanes Rsmltt1nccs -ay be made 81 We 50 CT
i5short AL where evidence taEsa On We o' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

ytyHE VIRGINIA LIFR INSURANCE o0MPA-
prepsrt for and the attention u te
ubn nestly cal tn importance 81 lis objects ms
ConoAny ia charter, divide sNen-eghs OF It's pr o
eyery hr the policy no deIs thereby giving the
stur Of tn MrtuA ysen with Che pledge OF
rerpe ua C.p 81 000) the ded security Ihat lie
"a ct dc have tmone ed ntere conducting ts
trars & rudslce anu tmy
Ihe Ostvr qur hs OF the Capita Stock and Earnings
he eedn oni Mo gaye unin Uneered Real Estate
v, nth dsltlethi N unt
TECH object mTsny Is 70 aid in retaining ST home
hsumene tof which zoe Annually rsm our etaie
Premiums No ihern comp ,lies That money VIII oe
Customers or tenn Of yea a. egalnsfesi ana dh
lursei In m dst 49,,
Enowr1ens Annues rrsntei Life and Term oicies Is
rates ohe Oonpsne1 slaves iasuredIor
DIaEcToa.
wr.H Hse'ar nd, john Purcell,
!opp alel, ssmT T BsylJ,
Roscoe D. ne IT, 10. Z. Andefsop,
Ihos w. AcCan.s Thomas P. Augsri,
.oha u NcLt.g1s, Il. II. mauTy,
Is7i- l BUR, Jas A. C1watdln,
evils 3iuter J. IS hcVieIand,
John .olet, J. MOORE
LA l. h3le-scn, Joan a. C.Eib1rre,
Icsis D. Crens aw D O. Whs.ry,
Wn, G. Fame, ". p. q Isatn
q. L Z. b-skerVil, Hynd1Ar soaI
Ia j. Hanson, j. n shaer,
W.. Ii. HsNAn, p trC. WsrWcks
RUbt T. Brooke = - hasEils'
Geo. D ahsl, ItsGrd NUrytl,
Wellington 0oddn, Geo ). slmneri
len D oey. y. S, Woodbridge
Tvssident-sAML J. KEis0N
Tioe {Tesidtnt-NN. h. HANkLLL
Pfy6tciG.s-Dr. BLAIR 81 ELL.
dEo,Hey-R0sOJE u. EEAIl ESQ.
spsT J. A0ElE PLEAdAhTs, Secretary.
Ezy- Ofce corner Main 18th stresit, RI hrsoni.
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RAILROADS, &C.
sOUTss-skDE RAILROAD.

sOUTHs-skDE RAILROAD.
NEA NDAFTER MONDAY THE22a Az. IN
" qua, the passenger Trains, viii run a. follows: -
BROM PETERSBURG TO LYNOdBCR6.
Mail Train daily $50 NJ reaches Luxembourg hHss
Pm ... NJ
Passenger Train starts daily, exceps bunday ~ 80 T. -
reaches Lynchburg stiq.90 A. M.
FROM LYNoRBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily At II A. NJ, reaches Peterbarg
Passenger daily except Sundays, at lOSo T. NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. H.
These trains with daily trains TO the Springs KNOX,
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &c. 70 New Orleans.
E This The shortest and most expeditions route 70 Al
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas anu
The City Point Train Petersburg daily except sunday
IA. L. IL Noon, City POINT at $50 A. ~ and l:So
Extra trains 70 and from I'll lie steam packets When ne
osssary. - u,,n
suA 6sasrsl supsrntendAnL
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Si..sII!. ~: o. "a

e ~ EaGss
oyPoE RICHMOND PETERSBURG r. r. CO.,
RlcHxosD, VA, Oct 80, $780, !
TENHE trains on this road will az follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FER PETERSBURG.
EorfoIi and Petersburg Railroad at $50 A. N.
Accommodation tFi-Weeky, Monday, Wednesday :,
Mall dali, st 245P. h..
TgIIEs LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express daily al BAD A NJ
and friday Msl5A NJ.
Mail daily Except SuHdRysl a. 10 r d..
TH0S. II. WYNSE,
nobl-H superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

.-5SE.'E E-lE GZsw-"
Splendid stock OF Pianos.
W0RCESTER'S NEW SCALE.
rrE 5s.r ss- ssIs OIL. ss.r-.st 90 ,he nest s1iero
~ Frtrl s-af-s a.
v r-s Or sale rts -rlr.. sut asS an ez',al en ron
trlssia uAui q Che 51lg PIANOS a. ile ll.so' ,,s
oe2s BOOKSELLER tai o.'ls- n r.'aol1-,-,
UPHlSTERY sID PlPr2-lssCN6S.
Tvyr ssss.-.r rssr-cs so's call Rom hs .il-nal SIC
dc uhc rrclf tElc 20 socE % scods 10 me Apof1
Eat eenssl.ag ef Che i1.ral-r-
Carp tings.
Fsgrt Tapestry. Brll.e.. l--er ten-tai 4-- -e-li
a.. d-kftl ElFl Door a-.t s-i s.l- tois.
Curtein Goods.
B---s'-i satin D1nssk rala D-nast iN'sel g1., 80
nll fifa Clrs-s sh t,-ll assortment on N-ll'- .'i
r- EAad1 aai Pas Window sh-t-s-a Ar5t tssr.aslt OF
, a-eit ~ sa lrura ei me mcsi approved N' Do"
o. sI Ihs Best patisErt l f CSC best Q1sAF 70 ne ioaea'
-sI uhch VII b ci 'o ri. .ls ~ AL -c1lols-
a.. r.1ls Cloli1-1 large vlrsty.
Eupcr-tIau ciuEs.
r-.i-f.1 li l ,-a .sf follows: NeVet,
GA st- a- PAIN psp-ra, OF s-ry shade and color with -s
~. rF.-s-t OF wood mrrte BENZ preccal
-- -,r ana tsvinr r- h.sl zcrk-ra ensri,yei
- 81 warmed t1 give gatsitcuon-
orders anything in ne above ne VII % punrtaalJ al
'sni'- ''' '''i ~ 90 ' WILLIAM A. WALTgRs
Mt .,6 sA-. ,re.f-er-ss and Feather Beds hand,
- -. =, Ger on ~ bss astsriais tocsl Aw.
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DAILY LIME or PACKETS.

TEyREwEEKLY, THR.UGH TO LYNCH 1Ss.-.rI,-T-S
4 BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, k5zaii .r.s
AND TRI-WEEBLY ON TIKI OPPOSITE DAYS, MAhING DAi
LIZ LINE AS FAR As sCOTTsylLLE
Richmond soottsviIe.s 50 Richmond TO Lexngen 81 o.
" LyLc1burg. i 90 " Buchanan. "
The through line will hm,nd Monday, wednesday ant
Friday at NJ SITTER 9th September the Way
line fer scovie IL Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urdays far scctse Returning, leave scotts
Vile Monday. wednesday and Friday at liH NJ.
distance passing below for through
line that the Scosve ne will intermeiat,
points the opposite day at the same up and hoa
later coming down.
J.sv, Leave Wed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

VNALb0TT BROTHER, Proprietors Of N. aboy. yopr,
Il are building PORTABLE eTEAM ENgINES ~ a. -
proved construction, Of AL sIss from sI forty ore -.
stabe .or Circular ssu a, Threshns hAeklnes ,nl 80,
purposes, which they fsiter themselves f1y
besior b any Engines built here e'ssshers wi"
ten Eorte 10 Hay required psver. ''s
CIRCULAR saw MILLS, Of the mort approved sosrtr,u.,
PUnPe and WHEELS for wArEg WORKS, PORTABLE o,u,
MILE and IRONS for MILLS Of all ki7Gs -sf
RAILROAD WORK OF every description
TOBACCO PRE8sE6, ELlTTEHIHG MILE and ali
manufacturing Tobacco toglhsr 9TH every rd Of Bziss
RON cABTTNeb and VRODGHT fzCH wOsN o "a
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
PRICE, TWO CENTS.

enough to balance the muscles Of their faces
now. But alas the sunshine was soon
clouded by another five miuut' 8 oraor who
bunderiugly (O classed matrimony among
the things that beset one on the road to The
Celestial City and give his wings decided
earth clipping.
At first we marveled at this studied array
Of nonsense; but when We reAt tcted that
slnce the days Of Eden woman has not ceased
turn mans brain; when we recalled Da-
vid, Solomon, and distinguished personages
of modern times, our only wonder was that
with SO many bonnets before them, there
were any stoical enough to talk rationaly.-
Such, however, was the iact There were
few, who content with subjects within the
domain of their mprehension-.sp
creditably On Patriotism, Money. Secession,
&c. There were also some farewell address
ses which were more highly seasoned with
mirthfulncss than pathcs. On the whole, we
found the meeting decidedly entertaining and
felt generous to such an extent that had we
beon acquainted with the Treasurer We would
have donated quarter.
Faithfully yours,
KATE BRADFORD.
Conoora TrnoQ 1891
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19

EDUCATIONAL SsLF DEvELopMENr--[
cannot be too earnestly insisted upon that 10
education the process of self-develo pment
should be encouraged to the greatest possible
extent. Children should be led to make
their own infcrences. They should be told
as little as possible. They should be put in
the way of solving their own questions. 70
tell child this, and to show it that, is not to
show it how to observe, but to make it a
mere recipient of ano'her's observations q
proc edng which tends to weaken rather than
sire gthen its powers Of self-instruction
which deprives it of the pleasures resulting
from successful activity which presents this
all attractive kno Wedge under the aspect Of
formal tuition which thus generates that
indifference and even disgost with which its
lessons are not unfrequenty regarded, On
the other hand to pursue the natural course,
is simply to guide the intellect to its appro.
pirate food to join with the intellectual ap-
petite their natural adjuncts ; TO induce
by the action OF all these, an intensity of
attention which insures perceptions alike
vivid and complete and to habituate tho
mind from the very beginning to that prac.
tice OF self-help that must ultimately follow.
North British ReoseO. ...5.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19

He could stay with us but . few minutes, Tor
not only was he iatigued with seven hours OF
such work as would wear out twenty common
men, I believe he is in his Office from seven
to eight hours every day. but there was
crowd waiting outside the door anxious &c
look at him. and to catch any words that
might fall from his lips. 1t is his custom to
spend few minutes at the door OF his car
riagc to shake hands with those who are anx-
ious to see him. But of lato the crowd has
increased to such size that to take the hand
Of each is impossible.
To-day as he stood on the sidewalk, saw
sight such as have never before witnessed.
WY it was | cannot tell, unless it be that
common morals are possessed OF an lnstlnc-
tive poiteness when in the presence OF one
vastly their superior but as the General
stood before his carriage door and turning to
the crowd spoke trw words of kindly greet
ing every man, to the very iootman on he
curb, took off his hat. One gentleman who
had served under him in 1872 and 1873 re
called some Mexican scenes and memories
The eye of the General frightened. and with
wonderful freshness aud accuracy no recount
ed, one by one, the friends OF earlier days.
But sJon his tone seemed to change as he
said Yes had many valued friends there,
but now they are all dead He stood silent
a moment as though lost in thought, and
hep suddenly recollccting himself, he turned
to the gathering, and saying, with wave OF
hand, 'Good by, gentlemen took his scat in
the carrh'ge and was driven away.
Glorious old hero, we said mentally, as We
followed the carriage may God grant you
days enough yo5 to carry US all through this
present night. We cannot spare you untll
the day dawns. And when taas time comes,
you may lie down to that sleep from which
there is no earthly waking, with the conscious
uess that a reunited peoples love will go with
you to Heaven. The spot that holds your
body shall be 50 sacred as that which holds
the ashes of the great Washington, and your
memory shal! be linked with his, claiming
equal gfAltude from the American people,
tie gave us our being and when by our o"r
sinfuIness we generated disease, and were
brought to the very edge OF the grave, you
by the might of your strong soul, ca led u'
back to life aud sire 9Th. I his has been !
day which none of Our party can ever forget
Correspondent OF the Boston Journal
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
From the Vermont Christian Messenger.
Evening at the Biblical Institute.

." Good morning, Sir Messenger it is
long time since we (kate and y had the
pleasure Of shaking hands with your readers.
Since our arrival ID this goodly city we have
seen much 10 interest and amuse, and in be-
ing instructed and amused we have been
profited withal. So far the "grea; days
have been inauguratcd with plentiful showers,
which, however, seemed to have little effect
in cooling the ardor Of curiosity, although
they threatened great damage to millinery
goods.
Last evening we attended meeting Of the
Philosaphian (is that ri gnt y Society at the
Biblical Institute AS it was the last meet
ing OF the term there was no regular topic
ehch member in alphabetical order spoke five
minutes upon whatever subject he chose. The
ladies', OF whom there was fair number
present, were commented upon quite exten-
sivcly, and as usual, when they are the topic,
common sense seeded giving place to a
! strange riot of words A few chapters OF
:. Widow Bedot',' " Major Downing and
" Mother Goose stirred together, and the
whole sarnished with " Wilkins and deli
cious It'd bits la Peter Cartwright, would give
| you u IalnC luca Ol Iue OIdtOl iCdl td'Cho law
ished upon the better half Of creation. BE.
ing somewhat u stranger we could not sym
pathize with sensitive lady who declared
that some remarks were closely allied to In
snt--to wit, u covert tinatlon that many
ladies' ircquented the Society meetings with
malice preprnse to capture and press into the
service of dual conicderaoy those deecta-
bic prizes the members thereof. The speak
er placed an extingushcr upon the hopes of
all such aspirants by emphatcally asserting
that there were lots o young widders down
East with plenty of money which they were
anxious to invest in "a youthful partner. We
inly lnqunnu couldn't the eloquent speaker
be purchased by one Of them at first cost !;
his subsequent rare attachments thrown in to
bind the bargain. One brother attempted to
mend matters by benevoIently ignoring Kan
tippc, Mrs. Job and that more modern, as
well as more quoted, edition of viragoes, Mrs.
Caudle He did nevertheless, en- passant,
alludo 10 the threadba, e fact that Eve, though
in general way, a good sort of woman, did
commit deporahle blunder in listening, to the
plans OF the first secessionists This mat
aprop,s allusion was shortly redeemed by a
tclicitous discourse concerning the mothers
OF Washington, Wesley, and Others, lndig-
hant feminines were put in smile again,--
previous thrusts had not wounded deeply
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
Concord, June 8, 1861.
Troublesome Children.

When you get tired of their noise, just
think what the change would be should it
come to total silence. Nature makes
provision Ior sreug' hening the childrens
lungs by exercise. Babies cannot laugh so
as to yet much exercise in this way, but we
never heard Of one that could not cry. Cry
ing, shouting, screaming are natures lung
exercise and it you do not wish for 1t in the
p1rIor, pray have place devoted to it, and
do not d bar the girls IRON it, with the no.
tion that it is improper for them to laugh,
Jump, cry, scream, and run races in the open
air. After while one gets used to this
juvenile music, and can even write and think
more consecutively with it than without it
provided it does not run into oburgatory
forms. We remember boy that used to GO
to school past our study window, and he gen
orally made u continuous stream of roar to
the schoolhousc and back again. We sup
posed at first he had been nearly murdered
by some one, and had wasted considerable
compassion on the wrongs of infa.,t iano-
cencc but, on inquring into his case, found
him in perfectly good condition. The
truth was, that the poor little fellow had no
mirthulness it his composition, therefore
couldn't laugh and shout, and so nature, in
her wise compensation, had given him more
largely the faculty of roaring He seemed
to thrive upon it, and we believe is still
doing well. Laughing and haIIooing, how.
ever, are to be preferred, unless a child
shows decided incapacity for those cxer-
| cises.
Our eye alights just now upon the follow
ing touching little scrap. written by an Eng
sh laborer, whose child had been killed by
the falling Of a beam
i" Sweet, laughing child the cottage door
Stands free and open now;
But oh its sunshine gilds more
The g'adness of thy brow!
Thy rrry step hat passed away,
Thy laughing sport is hushed for aye.
- hy mother by the freside sits
And Ii tens for thy call
And slowy-sowly she knits,
Her quiet tears down fall
Her Hne hinderiny thing is gone,
And und. sturbed she may work on.''
Re iyious Mayaz1me.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
]y)oetrn.
Our Fathers Growing Old, Brother

BYs.N. WEIGH.
Our faiher's growing old, brother
His step is faint and slow;
Hi voice, once clear as bugle notes,
Is tremnlOus and low.
His brow is furrowed with the cares
OF many q toil-spent year,;
His piercing eye has lost its fire.
We soon shall miss him here.
All, brother! often have we leaned
Our heads upon is breast;
And oft encir :led by his arms,
Have we been lulled to rest.
He's bravely steered his little bargue
O'er waters rude and cold
He's breast ed well The storms Of life,
But now he's growing old.
Then let us cheer his journey here
With words and deeds of love
Oh let US strew his pa h with flowers.
Till called by Gcd above.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19

The moment a soul closes with Christ that
moment is this word Of God truo with him :
l have blotted out as thick cloud, thy
transgressions, and as cloud thy SINS
There is no condemnation to them that are
in Christ Jesus. 81 '"' '' ''2'' ''.' g.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-05

During our visit 10 Lowell we were
shown through the Laboratory of our
celebrated countrymen, DR. J. c. ArEs
Scarcely could we have believed without
proof what is seen there beyond dispute
ing.
They make barrel Of solid Pills, about
200 doses, and three barrel of Cherry
Pectoral. 10000 deses per diem. To
what an inconceiyeable amount Of human
suffering docs this point 10 900 doses a
day ;! Fifty millions Of doses Der year -.
What acres aud thousands of acres Of
sick beds does this spread before the i'm d.
aginations I! And what sympathies AMI
woe True, not all of this is taken by
tn. very sick, but alas, much Of it Is,
This Cherry Drop and this sugared Pill
axe 10 be the companion OF pain and an
guish aud sinking sorrow-the inheritance
our mother eve bequeathed to the whole
family Of man. Here the infant darling
has been touched too early by the blight
that wither half our race. Its little lungs
are affected, and only watching and wait
ng shall tell which way its breath shall
turn. This red drop on its table is the
tailsman on which its life shall hang
There the bosom of the world just burst.
ng into womanhood is stricken also
Affections most assiduous care availsnO,,
she is still fading away. The wan mes
Senger comes nearer and nearer every
week. This little medicament shall 20
there, there last, perhaps their only hope.
The strong man has, planted in his vitals.
this same disease. This red drop by his
side is helping him wrestle with the mex
orable enemy ; the wife of his posom aad
the cherubs Of his heart are waiting in
sick sorrow and fear lest the rod on which
they lean, in this world be broken.
o. Doctor Spare no skill, nor cost,
nor toll to give the peri.hiny sick the best
that human art can give Galveston,
Texas, News.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-05
HUNTSVILLE LOCALS.

CT Stern Winter has at length
laid his icy grasp upon US, and We
feel his touch very sensibly. Il
seems that eur climate is pecu-
llarIy adapted to bringing Win
ter with storm; but we will not
stop to grunbte about the way
Winter has taken US by Storm
We will emily the pleasures thai,
II brlngs--the merry sleigh ride,
the huntsman chsse, and the
long winter night in the family
circle around TIE "lamiliar fire.
side"
We are led 10 conclude that
this is going to be a severe Win
ter. by the fact that so many mar
rlage notices occur, recently, IN
the Journal, and the prevalency
of the fashion generally. Why,
we almost wish that we could
think tia: we are old enough to
be in the fashion. We hoEe that
it will not be out of place to say
word or two on the events of
the marriage OF our friends, Il. NJ.
Johnson and Viola +. JobeS,
ard Levi Johnson and Bette r..
Butler. We have thought this
long time that Tom and Viola
would eventually conclude ;-thIs
joae they married ; and now thlt
they have really entered the mat
rinonial state We hope that their
pathway tnroash life may be, as
has been their courtshlp, long and
pleasant. Bat who would have
thou sht that Levi and Bette were
going to "llunch their bark on
the rolling deep" However,
"wonderS never cease and this
accounts Tor it. Well, Levi has
been our good. friend from irst
acquaintance, and Bette, we
might say without much exagger-
atom, has been, as was said OF
Geneva, "our playmate from
our BIRTH" etc. Their, fore, we
can but wish that prosperity may
weave for them her choicest
wreath of happiness, and crown
all their undertakings with sue
cess.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-05

Hon. Jonathan w. Gordon has
recently been stationed at Indian
apolis to recruit for the Eleventh
Regulars, of which Regiment he
is the Major. War is not new
business with Mr.. Gordon. He
served with credit through the
Mexican War, and in the three
months campaigning in Western
Virginia there were few that were
not familiar with his daring and
valuable services.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-05
Nnfhers.read this.

The following is an eItractfrom letter
written by the pastor OF a Babtist Church
to the"Journsl and Messenger, Cinein-
natl, Ohio, and speaks volumes in favor
Of that worll-renown medicne--MRs
WiSsLow's SoorHISG SYRuP FOR CHILDREN
TEErHiNo:
1--WE see an advertisement in your col
umns OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Now We never said word IN favor Of 4
patent medicine before in our life, bnt We
tel compelled 10 say 10 your read
era, that this ia no humhue-wE HAVE
TRIFD IT, AID KNOW IT To BE All IT
CLAIMS. lt,s probbay. one OF the most
successful medicines of the day. becauseit
il one of the best of your. And those
readers no have babies can't do better
.han to lay ia a supply" nj ly