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SHELBY HACK LINE.

T F.. SAUCER would respectfully inform the pub
team running from Ashland to Shelby, leaving
Ashland the following days to-wit Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. Running through o.
i~yesburg, Shanadoah, Rome and Ganges.. Leaving
ashland at half past 2 o'clock A. M, arriving at
Shelby at half past u. Connecting with the G. c
& s Ms N. r. R.-AH orders promptly attended to
September Bird 1861 -
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EB

From the premises of the undersigned about two
miles West of Ashland, on the 9Th of this month.
a red cow, some, few white spots on her, qbelt
ten years old, gives milk from lbut three 5teets.-
She was, last heard Of about three miles South of
Ashland on the Hayesyille road. Any person giv-
ing me information by which I can find her ii be
: J~oHNseouP.
Ashland, July q, 1868.
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Notice to Teachers.

These examinations will commence at 8 o'eloe=
A. NJ and close ut 4 p. MAN~n-applicant viii
be admitted after II NJ. Written testimonials o
good moral character signed by atleasttwo respon
sible persons, will be required, which testimonial
will be kept on file. No certificates can be ant
dated. No private EXAMINATIONS will be held.
None will be examined who do not expect to TN
gage soon in teaching in this county. Recc m
mends, where practicable, are required fir m Sch al
directors. We earnestly request them at the cl,s,
of each term to send us q note of the success Of
their teacher
TA6s will ala as very mach in giving certi6c ties
only to those who are successfnlteachers
Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, rs
Clerk of Board of ExaminesI
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ARA & M cLE A N,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HERMS OF THE DAILY ENQUIRER.

BY Mail, per ST oos
Six Months. So so
Fhree months
One Month rs
o. CORRESPONDENTS are particularly re
-quested to give the full address, Pest-of6ce, G ounty
and State for each Subscriber they send us.
6. MONEY may be sent at onr risk by Express.
prepared, OF in Registered Letters by Mail; other
wise De will not be respensfbler for =anvZlsss- that
may occur. .
october 18th, 1ses-nolets.
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Bound not to be underseId- Be Clothing mad
to order on the shortest notice and fits warranted
I've seenand likeIhis, well known store
Because Eye purchased there before. -
In Greenewalds' store on Main street,
tImeeestain to be fitted meat.
And to advance another reason, -
All goods I find TO suit the season;
And those who from his store shall buy
Will find themselves all W athers dry. .be
sZachs' endeavors, never fails
To turn out work to suit the sales.
This establishment is located nigh, :
Each branch receives 1. waIchful eye
In his store you buy mot in doubt,
No false Inducements are held ont.
The one price system, * ere's no better,
Is carried out to the very letter.
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Needs no definition opposed to Abolitionism, and
all the baleful ..isms" which have created the diff
culties under which we now suffer, and with a
more enduring and abiding faith in the conse;va-
tive principles of genuine Democracy than ever, we
hall continue with fearless devotion the course we
have so 1oug consistently pursued, and in our an
Ia Fonism to EXECUTIVE USURPArION, THE
VIOLATION OF TIE CONSTITUTION, THE
SUPPRESSION OF FREE SPEECH an a FREE
PRESS, and in short every measure tending to sub
DESPOTISM we shall remain as unfinching as
.ae rock OF truth upon which the immortal Jeffer-
milan creed was founded. That ~
THE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD
Is an axiom. with the truth Of which we are thor
oughly impressed, and hence we haSe sincerely adj
7ocated PEACE By COMPROMISE as the surest and
most constitutional methed to adjust our domestic
Difficult les.
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.OIIER & HOWARD.
1853. SPRING TRADE. 1858.
MMNNMMNSN

2IE 90 2a aEH m11 -H HE a&EN 49, o.
TTAvING just completed or invdceo of srocKo N hand, We find + more IN Store hp m
HicipaMd. Mos of present Stock sb bought for Cash at old rasM consequently EE
GOODS in its extent assortment syIsan d uaHys# With found second to nonein 8 Mr Jdnhg
Counties Being constantly in receipt Of oods boghtf for Gshat helowet fgw@ FROM ann :
|hrny and importers. w are able to ofG inducementW huh cannot all TO make Ito I'M Intmest
%buwstog ven the presaen@n trade. The following are few fhe Leading articles in store
so a8 MEEHAM1EfS TOOLS.
the aunh0n of III ptmeea, esp@anyt TO hsd department Of our tMsa These oods are sasasa
with care, and bqugMyey low and cannothn phsed all who may yorp nth an ezammah0n
I4 BUILDING RIAL. 49, a5asa.A3-a
Parties. ht osraapeb buildings. win I'm US l stocked with material of every description We
are still agents. for Nmva EmnIngor and fisherman f Mans6ed,a and viii Rppy their nmu unogs
Of Doors SASH nd Blinds aItueb below heir poeg Gan be- obtained in smanlo Is W Use unsn
rnS n nna sn 1 and BIndgs when GMsa list price M MrNah only. -
= ~ WEIEEIING NAILS -
200 kegs ins Store and toarnwe By special con- a we are aabdcd to OfrFah for emh 0nn-
6ahete ms.
paints-we lain the inside Haek0n Pd Mt 10 are TAing0 gvo our ua0mes thsD s1sf
of our special contracts - M
@11 SAWS AND CUTLERY
,... 100 asb cneouen1v we oer atsI ii ,edp prices &c Casts Steel Muhy Saws seve-
bMhsc nap mnG%N We can st any onein { no both in quality and price. also Machlne
raj pW Eand crosse ross Tut Saws Knives and Forks sat- from st cents ST. seH-, Pocket Knives AmMs
Shears RMnrs, (waranted) Wade md Butchers oger,W oaenhom &1nchns~ sP"s
rn, brunswick and SnNrp plated. & 80 -: - u.u hmsrsonrs y.
SasG ne 1he nryhe hill oan establishment within sc mnes of Ashland saddIer and HnrueM M ma
k M s rpmbe mr propositions bring abngy your eveand, Wooster Man"ea Oils. ~ VIM 0~
p aoGo, NIB Belting-A sizes 2 or ply non13 to- inches Rubbaa NJ Hemp
P@ Inan On warehouse full aevey saneyo fn@i including genuine swede and Sligo ian
CaSseeL Bitter and German Steel Steel Springs rom to 5!h ifT I sells MMSS .3u
umps.-chan roma and wcd Pump, dp, Force Pumps and Garden Engines Ah9leea
Pipe Tubing, and HydnulcR Rams -. $50 -,
Chains liable Chains trace hansN uMsW Washers, &C.
SDOrtsmen. RegaIia-A hge and general assortment fGuna Pistols, Powders &c
> scales rare Agents fer E ]. Fairbanks celebrated Scales md car sell sme Asn"s
trrs price list -E1
Fasig's New Patent Hay Knife.
we are the exclusive Agents in Ashland county forth boves1 knife h@n Lm the The best best a 9ms s s@ s. N
ont df 1.-The mmposed designed. Every farmer AAhAno county snouuP SepS WSN oHS@ EF-
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CHANGE OF TIME

CHANGE OF TIME
Pitts Fl. W. & Chicago R. r. Company.
On and after Sunday April 10Th, 1868, trains on
the Pittsburg, Fit. Wayne & Chicago Railway will
leave Mansfield s follows:
DIN EASTWARD.
Express Passenger 2.
Mail Passenger,
Cincinnati Express Passenger 1.38 P. z
Express Passenger, 7.45 "
Through Freight, 9.25 "
Local Freight, 500 A. NJ.
GOING WESTWARD.
Express Passenger, 7.45P. M.
.Crestllne Accommodation Passenger = 7.13" "
Mail Passenger, SIC /" I"
Express Passenger, 7.a3 A.. VI.
Through Freight, 400 P. NJ.
do do 5.31 A. NJ.
Local Freight, 2.35 p
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

ARE You sick, feeble, and cem-
plainingf Are you out Of order,
with your system deranged, and
your feelings uncomfortable.
These symptoms are often the
prelude to serious illness. Some
fit of sickness is creeping upon
yeu, and should be averted by Q
timely use of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the disordered humors-pu-
rify the blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed in health
again. They stimulate the ftnc-
lions of the bedy into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
xxhepe IN fha hadv. and Obsfrucfa
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J.. w. Med
DENTIST,
SHTAND aHTa

ASHLAND, OHIO,
OFFICE up stairs in DIR. Kellogg's new brick bull
ding, corner of Main and Church Streets.
Long experience in this business renders it al
most unnecessary for me TO say that my work has
always given entire satisfaction.
E ON GOLD, SILVER N VULCANITE,
in a style that cannot be surpassed in this or any
other State. 1 wish it further understood that l
secured some time since, the EXCLUSIVE right to
manufacture sets of artificial teeth upon the vul-
canite base in the town of Ashland. Prices mod
crate to suit the times.
J.w. Mcdowell
JrJu o geo 90
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ASHLAND COUNTY PROBAIE
COURT NOTICE.

COURT NOTICE.
The following Executors. Administrators and
Guardians have filed in the Probate Court of Ash
land county, their accounts for settlement, to wit
Partial Acct of D.. c.. Kean and Elizabeth Bruba
ker, Executor of ueorge Bruba-
tker, decd
j" /" Benjamine G.. Shrock Executor
of Jesse Callehan, decd.
" Is Christian Miller and Isaac Ma
son, Admr's of Henry Miller
sen, decd
/" Z" Cephas Myers Admir- of Jacob
Myers, decd.
Final Acct of John Norris Admir- of William B. F
Moore. decd.
IS James B.. Smith Admir- of Re-
becca Whiteman, decd.
" " J.. T. Childs Admir- of John
Likes. decd.
" +" George Philpott Admir- of Jonah
De Moss, decd.
60 " Peter Deshong Admir- of Martha
Bender, decd, 49,
." John Herr Admir- of Henry Shelf
fler, decd
-. A.. II. Paxton Admir- of Jane
Short, decd.
!" Simeon Drake Admir- ofDewitt
C. Drake, decd.
" Mcclure Davis Admir- of John
Wilson, decd.
Partial Account of Austin Moherman Guardian of
the heirs of Daniel Way, decd.
Final Account of John Keen Guardian of Mason G.
Long.
Jonathan Myers Guardian of
Benjamin Myers.
Henry w.. Rice Guardian of
s. George and Mary Stull.
=" William w. SCOT Guardian o
David Ludwig an idiot.
And the same will be for hearing in said Conrt
on Monday. the I'd day of November, A. D. Use,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. hip
JOHN D. JONES, Probate JudgEoT
s October 7th, 1893, !.
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FEW MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMEl
MRS N N.

TAKES pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of
Ashland and vicinity. that she has Just opened
q Millinery Establishment in the rooms formerly
occupied by Mrs. Raplee, over Chubb's Drug Store.
where can be found q large and fashionable assort-
GOODS. who have been purchased ut such fig.
ures as will enable her to offer superior induce
nents to her customers. A liberal patronage So
icited.
April %, 1851 1s.
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NOW ALBERT EDWARD COUR-
I'D AHE PRINCESS ALEXAN.

49, he celebration of the late ROYAL marriage, In
ne oaty Hall when he gave the history of
the conrtship- The speaker said
u is now years since the lovely Danish
naidens while on q friendly visit to the Brit
- a .sh Court strayed at leisure through the YER
sa.S prince
ga : ,IFAs IN the prime of summer time"
50 and nature wore her gayest dress the gentle
Eephyrs softly whispered through the stately
I anelent oaks the streamlets softly murmured;
ht ar was laden with the fragrant breath Of
rzsds brilliant blue, was pouring down its food of
song, which, in the strange maiden's ear, ran
e1s4ss6lory, glory, glory"
-. D. On went the maiden, she was silently por-
eA ing over a little well thumbed volume she
suaass Faa thinking only of the children Of the poet,
eos ever dreant but she was quite alone, when
adalss geeYou are reading said the Prince.
-seeL hneaXes,0 said the Princess, and closed the
= !, BOOK -1ss.
se.hor 50 highly honored.
ssS eF4Sha3speare,D said the royal maid.
SO EssAnd you are reading-2S said the Prince.
-rfU~e3 tt0uess, said Alexandra
aRomeo and Juliet said the Prince.
alt is even so,7 said the Princess.
-ssasI TAKE my arm, and lend me your Shak-
speare,, said the Prince.
n, rent tbe 80 ..e iauy.
afbeek, as they pointed out I'll their fsTori se
thoughts IN the worlds great bard
- fIt Is very efroure.0 said the Prince. affer
many passages had been connea, sthat you
most every gem marked IN your edition Of The
poet is likewise marked in miue..-
GA. proofa0 said the Princess. athat we IRE
-t@5-5 -;@;ts0
m. r,- - a..
: Ne can both appfeciate the true and beautiful"
chat 5eaxtifn7 is a CHARMING word to SPEAK
No other word doth give such sweet express
ion to the curves of the lips or the dimples of
-Et the cheeks.n
= H1he thought was ever mine before SAID
81 the Prince; s'but 1T you Will now pronounce,
= Twill become an ardent student OF the curves
and dimPies"
Ihe Princess stopped to pluck q slpges
- blade OF grass; a shaded seat was 20" IN
at view Ea"ara ana atne DAnsn ne A
we're sltung s9e Dy sloe.
= am glao, sag lne d., ca ga yous -
tPP1selase inc "SIiu 1ePeale.
Ano1 you the ocosl PSe' t"e Pio"lnan
p7Le 80,
.uo' . anJ ). ~ 7
: Es3Es J RSrns, sone1 : nav 0'sen nsaiu
rs6o xou remen her, said tba pr;nce
.ZS1;s.s b..,t;fniIn -. = n
s%9ssl : : y peaautIay e1Presslse OF me
~-eslhes o. = lover "a the absence OF ms IDOL;
The dance gaed rsun' the lighted has,
80 Ie thee my fancy took its wing;
- sat, but neither heard nor saw
aaease ans was dar ana mat was DraW'
~a5I siEhsd and said, among them a..
- z arena Mary Morrison"
81 ~ remember them distinctly said the
hdv
2dAn these p, said Albert:
@saHow eaiiv bioomed The bonny birk.
aIHox rich the havthorn's blossom,
xzr1s Iolasped her to my bosom.
49, s,ofe OR ne md nv 5esr;s. 4
For dear to me as light and Hfo 4
Was my sweet Highland Mary.
81 znT knou then veIlD said the maiden 6sbutI
Sever s,v half Their beant;as mill nov yon
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JACOBS & KNAPP,
.ATTORyTEY,S 1T L.AW..
FHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ENTERED lNTot
q co-partnership for the practice of Law in Ash
land and adjoining counties, are prepared to at
tend to any business that may be entrusted to
their care.
ONCE on Main street, Immediately opposite the
Bank.
J. J. JACOBS. KAPP.
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Fasig's New Patent Hay Knife.

n. xanave Arensin Ashland county. for the above knne. Mm heh hest knife ever in
vm %e SS erRe p lumse designed. Every farmer in Ashland county shIdp procure one M areaa
inc them so cents lower than former prices Call ands eh them utney 40 nUI en9ns alHec4f
hey cant els"fneaa ana money eArpse 5 ROLLER & HOWARD
Ashhhnd,M Match RI;
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SiJu"R
ONLY p PREPARATION
WORTHY OF

Unisersas Confdime and Patroamge.
For JunGEs. CLERGYMEN.
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ITS E

Can challange competition with any Weekly jour
nal in the country.
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aThe Princess rose to depart.
nYou Wonld,v said Albert Edward, "make
a fortune in England by reading Shakespeare"
nThe maiden blushingly answered, off your
Highness thinks SO, why not engage me to be
reader in the English Court I ann sure you
scould web afford to pay me"
-aTbat," said the PrincS depends entirely
upon the price you may put your transcendins
powers
aOh,D said the Princess smiling, "I would
NOT be very greedy. You might engage me
.to-read for life for the moderate sum of, let
me see-WeIl, twenty I've s~hillings.n
e!TWenty-f7e shillings," said the Prince,
ssyou are quite too modest. twenty-five Shil-
lings Pc
-f:Not a bit too modest said the Princess,
stepping over the grass. you know twenty
i've shillings amounts TO something handsome.
On reflection, you will find that it is an En-
glish sovereign and an English croWr."
OF vent the royal maiden she was scarlet
with bushes a tear was on her cheek she
,zished she could recall her-zords, she thought
she had been too bold; bat Albert Edward
stood transfxed; the little god had lodged q
thousand arreWsrinfhis heart. For many days
and nights he might have sung:
sWhen I sleep I dream
when I wake I'm weary, :
Rest I can get none
For thinking Of my dearie.'
The Danish sea kings had hooked Britannia.
So dawned the love that yields US this royal
marriage. God bless The happy youthfal pair.
No doubt royal robes and queenly jewels will
give the Princess pleasure, but then the hum
Bic cottage maiden is just as happy as when
.The wives cam ben VII muckle Erase,
AMI wished the lassie happy days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-25
Union Meeting at cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Feb. 24.-An immense Union
meeting was held here last night at the Opera
House and the Melodeon Hall. Both pla ces
were filled to overtlowlng. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that we give renewed pledge
to perpetuate the Union; that we send the
greetings of the administration to the OHIO
soldiers; that we will support vigorous pros
ecution of the war; that the Mississippi must
roll unbroken to the gulf; that submission to
the constituted laws and authorities is the on
~ basis of free government; that we will
sustain those in power, whether they please
us or not, until others are put in their places.
The speakers were Hon. w. S Groesbeck.
Hon. Henry Stanbury, Governor Morton of
Indiana, Governor Todd of Ohio, Ex-Governor
Wright of Indiana, Ex-Governor Dennison of
Ohio, Gen. Carey, Judge Lane of Alabama,
and others. The meeting was continued for
five hours. One feature was the reading of
the kilograms and letters of patriotic char
acter from different officers of the army
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-25

ALTERED GREEN BAcKs.-We learn that
$50 treasury notes altered from twos are in
circulation, and are well calculated to deceive
those not acquainted with the genuine bill.
A few of them have found their way in this
section. They may be detected in the follow
ing manner: Over the figure in the right
and left upper corners of the note the figures
80 are neatly pasted. The small figures APP
pearing around the larger figures are blotted
out with green ink resembling the "patent
green" tint. The word ''two" which appears
eleven times in scroll work lengthwise across
the bill, is blotted out by the green ink. The
same is done with the words 'two," appear
ing in the scroll work in the lower right hand
corner of the bill, directly above the name
'F. w. Spinner, Treasurer" &c. The word
fifty" is neatly pasted over the word 1.-TWO, -
at the right of the vignette. The Roman II
in the lower left had corner Of the bill is OBJ
liberated by the green ink, and is completely
hid. The reverse side Of the bill is made en-
tirely green, except in the central portion,
where the words "This note is a legal tender, "
&C., &C., appear. A dot of green is placed
upon every one of the almost innumerable Us
on the back. Altogether the notes are well
calculated to deceive and there are large
number of them out.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-25
Missouri on the Copperheads.

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 24.-Gov. Gamble
sent to the house to-day communication ac-
companying certain resolutions recently
adopted by the Legislature of Delaware, ask
ing Missouri to send delegates to national
convention for the purpose of effectng an ar
mistice, &c. The governors message de-
nounced the resolutions, and recommended
that they be passed over in silence. A spirited
discussion ensued and the resolutions re-
ceived most unmerciful handling from the
members, and they were denounced as false
in history, seditious in import, and reasonable
in language.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-25
/ dressed to Gen. Mcclellan the following or

dressed to Gen. Mcclellan the following or
der:
Headquarters OF THE ARMY, WASHING
TON, Sept lG, l8Gl.-To Mag. GEN. NcCtel-
Ian, Commanding AJmy Of the Potomac -
The commanpng general of the army of the
Potomac will cause the positions, state, and
number Of troops under him to be reported at
once to the general headquarters by divisions,
brgadcs, and independent regiments or de-
tachments, which report will be followed by
reports of new troops as they arrive, with the
dispositions made of them, together with all
the material changes which may take place in
the same army. BY command of
Lieut.. Gen. SCOTT.
Eighteen days have now elapsed, and not
the slightest respect has been shown to either
of these orders by Mai. Gen. Mcclellan.
Perhaps he will say in respect to the latter that
it has been difficult for him to procure exact
returns Of divisions, brgades, &c. No doubt,
but why not have given me proXimate returns
such as he so eagerly furnished the president
and certain secretaries? Has then a senior
no corrective power over junior officer in a
case Of such persistent neglect and disobedi-
ence.
"Thc remedy by arrest and trial before a
court martial would probably soon end the
evil; but it has been feared that a conflict of
authority near the head OF the army would be
highly encouraging to the enemies, and de-
pressing TO the friends of the Union. Hence
my long forbearance; and continuing, though
but nomnaly, in duty, l shall try to hold out
till the arrival of Major General Halleck,
when, as his presence will give me increased
confidence in the safety Of the Union, and be-
ing as am, unable to ride in the saddle. or
walk, by reason of dropsy in my feet and legs
and paralysis in the small of my back, shall
definitely retire from the army. have the
honor to remain, with high respect, your ODE
dent servant, WINFIELD SCoTT.
Mr.. STEELE of New York spoke in favor of
the bill. S. c. FEEsENDEN of Maine, vindi-
Gated the clergy from the attack made on
them. They were patriotic and loyal, and it
were better they should remain at home than
enter the field. Mr.. Cox said, let those OF
the clergy who are inter eddlers in politics
march with their knapsacks to war, and come
home sanctfed. He characterized as slang
the calling of democrats cOpperheads, and
spoke in commentator Of his party, and in
denunciation of republicans.
Mr.. Cox opposed the bill at length, and
Mr.. KELLY spoke in its favor. AT l1.30 the
house adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-25

Is. R. RE Prepared In Time.-When
seized with pain whether in the head bowels stomach,
Joints, limbs, back-whether it be in the Liver Kidneys,
or other organs, use RAILWAYS READY RELIEF in
anew minutes all pain and uncasiness will disappear.
All diseases that indicate their by the sign
PAM discomfort or uneasiness, Itadway's Ready Relief
IL administered when pain is eXpericnced-wl posi-.
livery arrests No disease would grow upon YOU If it
was promptly met on its first approach Fever and Ague
Yellow Fever Typhoid Fever Cholera Dl sentery tlux
Diptheria Influenza, Small Pox are more easily pre-
vented than cnred-and if Railways Ready Relief Is
used when symptoms of discomfort or paroxysm OF pain
are experienced, no serious sickness will follow Let
people bear this in mind be the pain slight or severe use
Railways Ready Relief and you will avoid sickness
Neither Opium, Morphine Veratrum Arnca or any 9TH
er narcotic Anodyne will relieve you from main so
quick Railway Ready Relief Nor are the effects
these drugs and posons pleasant the Ready Relief
Quiniue Is The fAvore hobby OF Physicians in the
tire ttment of Chils and fever, Fever and Ague and
other Fevers Now Railway Ready Relief will pre-
vent attacks these Diseases and If SEIZED will cure
the patient much quicker than Qunine, and leave the
patient in a sound and healthy condition. Quinne will
not do this If Railways Ready Relief was better
derst0od there would be very little sickness If persons
when they feel pan would use it, there would be no in
crease of pain or growth of sickness
For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN & CO., and
GEO p. HARLOW. DIV fl3