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The Confessions and Experience Ofa
Poor FOt...r Mem

gentleman having beea cured Of the results Of
early error and dis ase will from motives Of beneV
Olsnoe, send 70 thosa who request it. copy Of the
above interesting narrative, published By himssli.
This little book Is designed warning and caution
10 young and those who suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, &C., 3c,
suppl ing at the time the means Of self cure
Single copies viii be sent under seal in plain en-
Veops without charge to any who request IT, By ad-
dress ng the author. CHAS. A-LAAIBERT,
nov2Edaw42S Greenroint. Long Island n Y
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DENTISTRY.

A SINGLE TOOTH 81 90. .
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, 1-LJ
upon Vulcanized Rubber Base with our mode Of in.
serting q pronounced BY all to be the le-lke
and useful In Eating, Speaking and Singing They
can be fitted any remaining roots without giving
pain and nted TO rt for less than half our tor
mer prices Experience has brought the practice Of
profession 70 high degree OF perfection hat
partial entire sets can Be made without the least
nc7n venience 90 the patients and undistnguishable
from Natural Teeth, for so, SIS and t21 2 set.
ul Established over ten years, corner Ontario-st
and Public square, (south side.)
HALLIWELL DANIELS.
deel Dentisis
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ANer Iudinn Rnid Apprshended.

A st. Paul dispatch to the Chicago Trib-
une says that advicss from Fort Aber-
crOmbie state that the Sioux under Little
Grow are collecting only about 125 miles
above Fort Abercrombie for a raid on the
white settlements, as soon as the grass is
up in the spring, 50 that they can support
their horses. General sibley viii march
against them probably about the middle of
April
Let no reader complain of the slight in
crease in the subscription price of the
LEADER after he learns that the price Of
The Memphis-Grenada Appeal, now pub
Hshed at Jackson, Mississippi, is Girty
dollars per yesr in advance.
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kerchief, the sand gains on him more and
more; if the beach is deserted if 4 ID
- e-4-0r1, II me sand-bank is Of too i'll
repute, if there is no hero in sight, it is all
over, he is condemned to enlizement He
is condemned to that appalling interment,
long, infallible, implacable, impossible to
slacken or to hasten, which endures for
hours, which will not end, which seizes
you erect, free and in full health, which
draws you by the feet, which, at every ef-
fort that you attempt, at every shout that
you utter, drags you little deeper, which
appears to punish you for your resistance
by redoubling of its grasp, which sinks the
man slowly into the earth while it leaves
him all the time to look at the horizon, the
trees, the green fields, the smoke of the
village in the plain, the sails of the ships
upon the sea, the birds flying and singing,
the sunshine, the sky. Enlizement is the
grave become a tide and rising from the
depths of the earth towards a living man.
Each minute is an inexhOrable enshroud-
ness. The victim attempts to sit down, to
lie down, to creep; every movement he
makes, inters him; he straightens up, he
sinks in; he feels that he is being swal-
lowed up; he bowls, implores, cries TO the
clouds, wrings his hands, despairs. Be-
hold him waist deep in the sand the sand
reaches his breast, he is now only a bust.
He raises his arms, utters furious groans,
clutches the beach with his nails, would
hold by that straw, leans upon his elbows
to pull himself out of this soft sheath, sobs
frenziedly; the sand rises. The sand
reaches his shoulders; the sand reaches his
neck; the face alone is now visible. The
mouth cries, the sand fills it; silence. The
eyes still gaze, the sand shuts them night.
Then the forehead decreases, little hair
futters above the sand; hand protrudes,
comes through the surface of the beach,
moves and shakes, and disappears. Sin
lister effacement of man Victor Hugo.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
SKATING PARK.
Cleveland Skating Park-..1S69

THIS PLACE OF RESORT. WHICH
is now open to Visitors for the Winner. covers in
all about Twenty Acres affords Skating sur Of
Ten Acres, and is located Central fIa-t near
the heart of the City.
The main approach to the Park will be via Seneca
st. and over the Seneca-St and POntOOn Bridges
ns-fhe prices Of Tickets for the Season viii be as
folioWs:
Tickets Admitting Gentleman and Lady. 5On
do do Gentleman.-..---.-.-.....--...-. %
do do Boys under y years of age 20u
do do Girls do Y do do IOO
Single Admission for rSkateTs...-..-.-....-.-.. 25
BS-Speotators viii be admitted but not allowed to
8kate-i0 cents each admission.
Tickets NOT Transferable All Tickets viii befold
and all per-o0s admitted, subject TO The printed reg
uaf ions a0d such other rules the Proprietor may
irOm time % time ht TO adopt
nS- NO SKATING ON SUNDAYS. GG
when the lee Is in good condition for ska
ting there will be shown from the Tag stnn
At the Park, a FLAG in the day time and
n X Ed LIGHT at Night.
B5Tics cts can be procured at the Office OF s. S.
Stone, lover the Merchants Bank. or Of Cha5 Frr
man. Superints ndent at the Ohce Of the Park, from
= O'Clock in The morning till in the evening.
CHAs. FuHausx. supt. deci7:S59
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Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick
Dust Deposit, and MHezs or Milky
Dieharoes after Urinatin0.
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Suppressed Hensturasion,

which in the unmarried female is a constant recur
ring disease, and through elect toe seeds Of more
grave ana dangerous maadies are the result; and
month after month passes without an effort being
made to assist nature thssuppress0n becomes chrOn
ic, the patient gradually lOOses her appetite, the
bowels are cOostipated, night sweats come on, and
Consumption finally ends her career.
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DR.. Graham,

DF. Graham,
Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
And constant attendant Of Paris, London
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Has opened his office at the johnson House, whore be
win be happy all tnoss who afflicted with
subacute or chronic diseases
His treatment is entirely eiHerent from the old
plan and is mild efcarious and sfsctve. His medi.
oinea are simply Vegetable extracts and oils that hsFc
never been used but By two other physicians in Amer
lea besides himself de has spent the greatest part
Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few in his profession. he tests the urine tor
sH forms OF disea5e- No charge Tor giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHOA.
To YOUNG Mss uecan prove 10 you In q islE min
ues that he Is the only physician you ever treated
with that cures thiz disea- tgr uEery patient Who
Rill follow his directions, he viii give hundred
dailars II he is ia curing this disease. No charge
made Tor consultation. Those Al distance who wish
% consult tho Doctor may do 30 By sending a small
vial OF urine by mail, Fith naInos sex ana agus ne
viii answer and deserba their ease. and the possibil
itY OF getting reei, by enclosing return postage
1laEn- aanfl5sf1o
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OPTICAL.
L. N. sOLOMONsON,


Keeps tho largest assortment in the Optical line ofan
the trade From his long residence in this CITY,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time, ha would say 10 his old friends and the uublio
generally, that effort that could Be- put iofth 10
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under ms own inspection, 70 suit the eyes in al
3es curing weakness, dizziness or Inflammation Of thu
Eye, and nparting strength for long reading and me
sewing The reputation OF SOLOMONSON'S estab-
IN that line that can be obtained has become an e8
tebshed aCt and attesied by his patrons whose ad-
takesl 30 Superi0r-st-, undor the American, and
there yuu will md the best kind Of SPECTAOLE8
ADAPTED your sight.
ps- Mr. SOlom0nson would here INFORM the publie
that he never poys any In the sale Of his Len
se, and those who desire pair Of his Spectaclea can
only obtain them BY calling al his Establishment.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
a. perfect natural.
oESIoR-HO. 100 supeFior-st., under the Americaa
Hotel aDr2
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ALiving Death.

1t sometimes happens, on certain coasts
of Brittany or Scotland, that a man, travel
er or fisherman, walking on the beach at
low tide far from the bank, suddenly noti-
ces that for several minutes he has been
Ealking with some difficulty. The strand
beneath his feet is like pitch his soles
stick 10 it; it is sand no longor, tits glue.
The beach is prefectly dry, but at every
step he takes, as soon as he lifts his foot,
the print which he leaves fills with water.
The eye, however, has noticed no change /;
the immense strand is smooth and tran
quill, all the sand has the same appearance,
nothing distinguished on the surface which
is no longer so; the joyous little cloud Of
sand heas continue to leap unanimously
over the wayfarer's feet. The man pur-
sues his way, goes forward, inclines to-
wards the land, endeavOrs to get nearer
the upland. He is not anxious. Anxious.
Anxious about what2 Only, he feels some
how as if the weight of his feet increased
with every step which he takes. Sudden
ly he sinks in. He sinks in two or three
inches. Decidedly he is not on the right
road; he stops to take his bearing. All at
once he looks at his feet His feet have
disappeared. The sand covers them. He
draws his feet out of the sand, he will re-
trace his steps, he turns back, he sinks in
deeper. The sand comes up to his ankles,
he pulls himself out and throws himself to
the left, the sand is half leg deep, he
throws himself to the right, the sand comes
up to his shins. Than he recognizes with
unspeakable terror that he is caught in
the quicksand, and that he has beneath
him the fearful medium in which man can
no more walk than the fish can swim. He
throws off his load if ne has one, he light
ems himself like a ship in distress; it is
already too late, the sand is above his
knees.
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Lsueorrhea or VINES.

This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF zau-
ost7 iiEs tlie vagina and womb Ii ia IN ali ca
ses accompanied BY severe pain in back the
bowels and through tie hips. A teaspOOnfnl OF the
medicine may be taken three times Day with an in
IectiOn Of tablespoonful Of the med cine, mixed
Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder, InfGVl-
nation OF to Kidneys, and CataTrh Of
the BldIdeT, StraHglvy and
burning, OF Painful
Drinafing
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For Dyspepsia

It has equal in relieving the most distl essinf
symptoms. Also Headache, Heartburn, Acid SIOui-
ach, Vomiting Food, &C Take a teaspoOnful aftel
dinner. The dose in all cases may be increased If de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
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According to law, the publishers Of
daily newspapers must make quarterly
statements Of their receipts for adver-
tising, upon which they are taxed three
per cent. on all over one thousand dollars.
The following figures show the returns
made by the English dailies of Chicago;
Inpune .-.--...... @ 9IO5S
Pose ........ 8, ,4O2
Times .-..................... 2,O64
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Eliza ]. Stone and Frank D. Stone, her husband,
Plaintiffs, Va. Henry G.. Lucas and Franeis
Rowe, Defendants.
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rrtate and dreneh the Kidneys and by constant use
ease.
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Physicians
CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubel
and jun er in the treatment Of these diseases, an
only use them for want Of a better remedy.
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HIII0Us FEYER CURED.
PokfsNouTH, OHIo, AprI 1, 1859.

P~okTbnoUTA, ObI0, Apru u lOeV.
NmaEs. A. l.. 6coviLL 4 q.
M Cent?. 81 have been. for years, sub
iooa 70 attacks Of 9iiisus Fever; and NJ
dmsa ! have 6eon laid mp iOr months, and
ny Systsm loh in . fseble state BY the uns ef
.SAfeng medicine, which was given y me by
nv physician.
I haye been using Or. MsttS Liver Fills
Ir some time. end that l can break those
sttaekS IN ) day or 90, and eseaPs sAtirely
The fever. Ny daughter had an stack o.
Dyspepbia, which diItTeAssd her iauch ; she
could not eat scarcely anything w~ithoutlbs-
coming naasested at her stomach continually.
0ofas time since she got and has beep usilg
81. MStt.s Liver Pills, and the neN = liks
anothSr being. l have foand also 'has they
AZ tke most valuable Pills for Breaking ~
n1iaS, 1eaAasAs, Pains In the Side ana 1asS
SssiG ~ v visAeH. tAe| N ny emily.
~ elsty tAs rsepgis.sg, lAABI z
. ''A s 4. I. SC0yILL . co.
Z ..1,M sSsA4 s
A.. tG9Go hsi8 ohW hsof
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1.HE QREAT
AMERIEM 1H HRAE

49," sAANaferA
1wxos6iV1ssV Eshsss, NEW ZOf6,
HesSb. M 0rtaaiksdon, has crested ) nps
sgqda 6 era IN the history Of 7.snih 'aac
WaOIesaliag Teas IN this Cesni,y.
They have introduced their SELECTION Of
NJ Teas, and,Grs selling at not over wa
Too 0nS q csntslPer pound Gbobs cost,
never desiAting from the one price asked.
Another peculiarity Of the Company IL that
thsir Tea faster nOs only dsvOtes his time
10 he selection Of thsir Tess % Y quality, Va
Inc, and particular styles for PARTICULAR 10
calities Of couDtry, hli 10 helps the huyer
~ choose out q their 6neFmeus stock Such
Teas a are best adapted 70 his particular
wants, and not only this, but points out 70
him The hest bargains.
Il l. easy 70 ~ tie ineAlcnlAbls AdvAa.
tags . TsI hsysR hAs IN ibis ss'aSli'AneAi
ever Ill otheTa. bu
m Ii he 10 no judge q Tea, or the market. II
HE time ID valnsbla, be hSa all The k'nehts
ofa, vsll organized system Of doing basi'
ness. ofAn immsnss capital, ofthe Judgment
| or prOfsssionai Tea faster, and The knOWl
edge q superior sAlssmen. -.
This enables ell Tea buyoiS-no matter u
they are Thousands Of niles trom this mar
. percase on - good terms here ~
the New York merOhantsl
Parties can order Teas end will DO served
By 10 we'll 40 though they came themselves,
beng sure TO get original ~packasss, trus
I Weights anil tarss, aud the Teas are war
rAnted o. represented
We issue Q price list Of the COmpany'1
Teas, which viii be sent 10 all who order II
comprising
HYsoN. YOUNG UYsoN, IMPERIAL,
GUNPowDER, TWANKAY
AND SKIN.
)oLoNG, soUcHONG, ORANGE AMI
HYSoN PEKOE.
JAPIH TIA Of sve:y description, eolored
md uncolored.
This liSt has each kindof Tea divided int
-Four Glasses, namely: Cargo, High C'rgo
fine. Finest, thst every ne may under
| ,,and from DESCRIPTION and the prices an
,exed that the Company A-e determined Il
underssll the whole Tea trade.
We guarantee TO oil our Teas are not ovel
TWO CENTS per pound above cost, b. li.V
ny this to Y attractive TO the many VIII
ave heretofore been Paying sn~rmou
prices.
! GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
Importers and JObtsr'.
No. 81 Vesey Street.
Sept 10, lSS3-3m NE" YUM
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LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.

lHpIAHir0Lis, Octoeef l., 1890
MnssRs. A. l.. ScoviLL / Co.
Cent?. ~ ain hardly able 70 v
ptsss my gratitude .or the benefit which my
daughter has derived from the use or Dr..
Kstts Liver Pills. She had been troubles
with what the physician called Liver Com
plant; bet our doctor failed to give her any
permanent relief, although she tried his pre-
i6riptioAs enectually. She had become mel.
mach broken down BY the use Of Kereury.
She tried Or. NoIt's Liver Pills, and 5000
began 70 got bsttsr. I I'm happy to say that
ShS has now entirely recovered her health.
rolt c Respectfully yours, .4
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GnsTIYRNEsS CURED. .

URRANA, ONO, SsPttfNbsr -, Iss5' \
MsssRs. A. l.. SSovILL i Co. "a
Gents. 81 have been troubled with
Q torpid action Of the bowels for six or seven
years, which has been the cause ef . great
deal Of suffering to me, aud | had 10 deprive
nysAlf Of many kinds OF food, and used much
oatmeal, etc., until I got DR.. Hotts. Liver
Pills, and find that they keep my bowels
regular, and I now eat anything that my.
hmily d0ss. most confidently recon- nend
-. Pills tc those who are Troubled With
'A's. -- Of tho bowels.
so~nD..,,na'.. JOHN FLEMING.
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Az r.
Ague Cure,
ron THE spL.DY csRF OF


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Rsmlttcnt Fever. chill Fever, DHmb
Axuo, Perlndieal Headache or Bilious
He adache, AMI Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases originals
Ina In hillary dsrR 'gcncnt, taused ny
the Malaria Of MiasnlRtic Countries
We s.e enabled hora 10 0ier the community Q
remedy which, while j cures dc shove complaints
With certainty, Is still perfectly baiInleSs in my
quantity. Such \ remedy h Invaluable IN districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. !, Ibis
"CpRg" expcld the Miasniniic poiron Of FRvER
AND AaUR from thy system, aydy prevents the do
yelopMlent Of The disease, II taken on the FIRST Rp-
preach Of is prenoDitory syniptetnS.. Ittsnot only
the best remedy ever yot dizco'srd for this .class
Of complaints. .at also tie ehcspe.t. The large
quantity we supply for a dollar brings Il within the
reach Of every body mud 10 bilious districts, where
fEVEs ASD AoVE prevails, every body should
have il and use it freely both for cure and pro!ec-
lion. A great superiority OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure OF Iniermittents IL thai Il contains no Qpintne
or mineral, consequently 1t produces no quinism or
other i~njariauS erscts whatever upon The eonshtii-
tieb 9 those cured byi are left as healthy % II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and .gue is not alone the consequence. OF
the miasmatic puison. A great variety OF dis0r-
ders arise from its irritation, sn6ng which arc
Napagia,i Rheumatism, Conc, Hedo ache, Bind
ness, 7eoihaeks. Earachs, CStarh. ASTHMA, Pal
o~ifation, Painful Afettios Of the Spleen, Hyster-
irs, Pain in tie Bossh, CeSe, Paraiysis and De
ranges,rnt of he SteMaek, all Of which, when
originating ID this eapse. pat on the hSeraifsni
Iyps, or become periodical. This CORE expell
tie poison from The blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an Invaluable protection "a
.-aigrants and persona travelling or Temporarily
h.. = te malaious districts. Iftaksn oeca'
rssidinB. -Aile exposed N the tsttsction
ina. will be sxGst.a IT,. Elm to ripen into al
.on.,u;sts in sufficient quai- '.hle Tor protec
sasS. ns.nos it il. even me,c " e., SON litter
Eittsnts II ts,y a:.ii themselves sf tho '0
Ihis remedy affords. y y q
..,.I hy AZ j. q. AYE l. 90. Lewsu. Mass
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CAAaRIp.s,, ~

MnssRs. A. L. scOyIIL 4 10. y
Gents. This 10 70 csrtifyrssat have
Aaed Or. Mett's Liver Pills in bilious AttScss
and found them 70 30 the best Pills that /,
ever used for that purpose aud ] have alsa
used them vs. q cAthartle Medicine, and have
found but little use for = Physician since
bad them in my family.
Yours, truly ASA FRENCH.
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AYERS
omp.uad Extract Of SaSapariHa,

- mot p~fectual remedy which the medical
ill of our times oan devise for this every
there prevailing and fatal malady. l. is eors-
med from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the s~xpurgatiOn Of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue OF the
system from its destructive consequences.
IllAcr it should he employed for tho cure II
not only Scrofula. INIT RIso those other attoc-
tons whieh arise from it, snch Us ERuPTivE
and SRIS DISEASES, Sr. ANTnoNY's FIR
RdsE, or ERrMPELAs, PiMrLR', PUsTuLIs
BrorCHEs, BLAIYs and BoIrs. TuNoRs, letter
and SALT RMRrx, ScALD llEAp, RiNOwoKN.
RHEUMATISM, SYrniIiric and MEicuHIALI 'i.'
81 sEs, DRorsY. DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, anu
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING Fl0N VITA
-EDoon IMPrRE Eioop. The popular belief
n " imp,aiiy stthc blond" il founded in truth,
ior s~crofula Isl dyscmern'io n OF the blood. Ihc
particular purpose and virtue of this SaTsaps
ii!la is to purify and rcgenerate this vital huia,
without which sound health Is hhDoSsible Ia
contaminated constitutions.
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gcroTuia. or King's Evil.

4 aeo~nsi.utional disease . egrraPton Of ~
bleed BY which this Auid b~cccires yhiatVd,
veal. md poor. Being N TIE SPECULATION Il
pefvadss the watele boay avg nay burst pf
IN disease on my part Of ~ no orgmls nes
rom is attacks. nor - tnelv enc whlen ]. nay
not destroy. Ihe scroLliess aunt y@rleSsly
eauend BY mereuriel dlsense' lew nyuag %h..
ordered or unhealthy 1000, IMPURE ~, nun
and filthy hahitastths asPrssEns w. me-
above all, by The yc1er.al miscngf. w.
ever 30 IT. origin. y n hereolpAIy nv ss1f
stitHtion, Descending "nom parents y ehAcLen
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.-u SrRlxaTIkLD, UNio, JpT I, ibhS.

HEBbEb, n. i. bTOVILT9 q CH.
Gents. III have found Or. kots'l
Liver Pills ono Of he best medicines To-
Dyspepsia that I ever used. had been
afflicted with the disease for more than six
months, and my ~victuals disturbed my
stomach, Omen 10 such 4 degree ~ 10 muse
vomiting. | was most Of the time rostlve.
| found that the Pills kept my bowels open,
without gripping or pain. hsre actually
EAin>d in weight, since. using thsMI-bsiAf
lon pounds heavier thnn when ] comnmspred,
I eve my care solely V use " the Pills.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08

Physiciaus of thayity. ftao-et t1siD eta.
feSsor in an on eskosi HsAisol ceil1nal64k
thsy Failed b dive - ~ n6lloft 1N.e
reduced that I wa eana1ot 8dU4 ~
ever three months. The neFeea 81 oAeelo
Of one leg were q eontrleif4 81 lt9ya %
that | COULD NOT WIZ. A0AD
THAN A DOZRN tUilNI19E NbQ[4 -
nv leps, from which I tack heFaeinetg IRA
nore than ONE HuHpNE8 ttNc&4g
BONE, soms ef them ben threate 1ey tne11.
long. / was rsdussA tseiDetta .nae,eesgAE
NY friends had given ~ ~ h0k.8ss ~
RECoyERYi Iigss u NE ee14icle -
commenced theusssf ZexE z{ce9 - TO-
Syrup. I have rlse eiter..k.s
dozen bottles. IeA Hov ALL
TO BUSINESS, anA ny le1e hays nec1l.AW
AND HAVE ENTiEKLY 1TcttNS ~
HEALTH. Ysurs, tvly, =,
MAHTIN nol1L1g. N
90 Wuteth ntaot
ysslsr innssl % ~ lsNpk
RAD An extract rom NE UseaesG -
Eain5EreA Medical L.rssl, Ne. ., Yeee et9
81 lie editor. PRov. r. A,NMW10Ns 10 49,
70 this RSniarksble CSse1i poL
"whils Martin Rshliss Vas 10 ~ w
worst imaginable eSadittsn5 Neuesesel!elo
: attend him for q frscture oftne ia1s T1eeg1eA
BY . fall. 1.-THE indisatiens 81 Fulnien aefthe
bone, under the eirsHmstanseh neFeeyuy
PICKING OUT SMALL. RIHcx1 o.
BONE, which would slaukk -. Jlpent Nh
ssing Seovill's preparatieav teateA - 80
nmuod to Ess Entl q exrG sese i4fcete4s y
nave him no constitutionel tfeetnehty bel1I
X aitaodanna nniv A. q aneRodSs ~ ~ 80.