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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov, II, 1858
CIRCULAR f.,
AS complaints have been made that
errors have occurred 10 enrolling the nation
al forces, by emitting persons whose names
shonld have been enrolled, and BY the ad-
diiion of names of persons who, by reason,
of alienage, and for other causes, ought
not to have been enrolled, N'''
And, as it is desirable that the depart.
ment should have such information as may
be necessary in order to do full justice to- [
all parties,
1t is hereby ordered that the Board Of
Enrolment of each district shall have priu-l
ted, lists of the names and residents of all i
persons enrolled in each sub b-district, pre-.
pared and exposed to public view in Eve
places at least in each sub district, and In
as many more as the Boards may deem ne.
cessary. sHH i.as 80 hsIi3its s1i
Each will be placed upon these lists Jind
alphabetical order. A..
Public notice will be given by advertise.
ment, of lists of the names 10 the newspa.
pers, that any person enrolled may appear
before the Board claiming to have his named
stricken off the list. if he can fshow to the J
satisfaction of the Board, that he Is not, or
will not be. at the time fixed for the nexs
draft. liable to military duty on account Of
First, alienags. .d 1.sdi h37i
Second non residence. issstsJ
Third, unsuitableness Of age.
Fourth, manifest permanent physical dis.
ability. 7fi isd91 cd
Persons who may be coguizsnt Of others
liable to military duty whose names do not
appear on the enrolment lists, are request
ed to notify the Boards Of Enrollment. aud
they shall thereupon direct the Enrolling
Officers Of the sub.districts In which tho
parties reside to ascertain the. facts In the
cases, and enroll the parties so reported, II
they are found to, be subject to enroll.
ment.
All parties so enrolled may avail them
selves Of the privilege Of appearing q spe.
cited 10 7 l, as it they had been oriesesily
enrolled. ..,....f...
Boards Of Ensollmens win use diligence
in collecting the necessary information. and
making any notes requisite 10 perfect the
enrollment lists. -. -
Boards Of ENROLMENT win hear cases as
provided in 1. until December a0sh.
1868, after which no case whatever win b.
heard M 9s1i %
As soon as possible thereafter report
Of proposed corrections viii BE- made Ont.
according to printed Instructions. and
transmitted TO the ProvostMArshal Geo
eral i.
1 The names and residences Of those pro.
posed to be stricken OF, or added, VIII be
written upon sheets Of consolidated earoll-
ment lists--form 81 and ae--suo tssnsunlt-
ted to the Provost Marshal Gsnsssl, tos
the purpose Of correcting the liat n
fles. ..i & s.sto.s.s ,,so
JAnxs ,. ny.
eses,-11s1ss, qesssste
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

Dr. Clark having had twenty eIpe Renee n all
treatment of chronic diseases every character ESPECIALLY
Of the THROAT and LUNGS will give perfect satisfaction to H.
who may apply for relief. ,,, ~ -. -, ,,
Having had successful practice in the above name pla
for several which satisfac
tory reference be given AL medicines prescribed
operating satisfactorily the money shsll be refunded
Prices OF Medicine for One Month"; from 81 to 49, The Doc
tor be consulted the last two weeks of every month";
his residence No. 80 Garden Street. Cleveland Ohio Post
Office Address-Box lTl1 $50
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland, Jan. 1854 8. q. CLARH, Nd,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

The true educator should read and study
and teach subjects rather than books. The
truth, the principle. the idea, the thought,
should be valued more than its mode of ex.
preston; the diamond. not its mechanical
setting. Thought is the soul of language,
and language is of little worth without it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

A school for poor children having read
in their chapter in the Bible the denuncia.
tions against hypocrites who strain ata
gnat and swallow camel, were afterwards
examined by the benevolent lady patroness
as to their recollections Of the chapter.
What, in particular, was the sin of the
Pharseea, children? said the lady Aiting
camels, my lady, was the prompt reply.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

SECRET RELIGION, Good 10 often lost 10
prayers aud ordinances. Enter into thy
closet, said He, and shut thy door about
thee. Shut thy door about thee. means
much; it means, shut out not only frivolity
but business; not only company abroad.
but company at home; II means let thy
poor soul have little rest aud refreshment
and God have an opprtuuity to speak to
thee In still small voice, or He Will speak
in thunder. / an persuaded the Lord
would often speak more sofely, II We would
shut the Oor.---CseiI. ysa19cl Il 20 1H
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

A Vermons farmer sent to an orphan
Asylum fos . boy that was smart. actiye;
brsye, tractable. prompt. industrious.
clean. pious. intelligent. good looking, re-
served and modest. The superintendent re
piled that bis boys were all human, though
they were orphans, and referred him TO the
new Jerusalem, II be wanted to get his
order Tiled. ' s'e' |
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28


were unexpectedly brought back to hi
memory T. y5 s}sass aff ai fsi.s.s assJ
/" You administered to the wounded on,
dying. FIR ...,.... t..t,., t..,t..,
4. But II was my solemn duty as feelin,
man:
| "You did your duty WE'LL Heavel
alone Win reward You. sir, fer in this liz
mere Is no reward adequately expressiv,
4 OF the merit due TO you. You impaired
consolation. and revived the hopes of Q
o,ying soldier OF the 2Sth Ohio. That sol
o'ef was as dear TO me as life. ,r3 s,r
"A husband, said the Governor. FL,
NO SIR; ..,-...
n orother perhaps.
NO. s'r. 'a."
falber ......... ....-..r,.. ......,
NO. s'r' 7... ....t....,.. .....-. ..,..,.,,.
a son f............,....t'.. ...,
NO, sir
"a a lover
-, NO, sur. .' '" .'.a
me h.ie party around we're now more
n,soa fn,e,es'ea e inao ever. IL not q husband,
,atoer, brother, son or lover, who could be
nave 1ee1. 49,, =, -. -n la
my dear Madame" said the Goyernor
al leng'n, breaking the silence, this is an
eu,gna 70 me. ilease explain about the
s"man, VI, Vn'o soid'er.
wen, sr' tnat soidier gave you ring
a. -. ,Is;., y; ~ weIe s me 'euers engraved on
,ne 'ns'ue' mat is is tne ring upon your
''',re rs hnger. 5-..v ..
I"e uovelnor pulled inc ring on and
sure enough Tue letters were engraved In.
side. '..' 'iaT t''114 r.' .-..s
-, Inc hnger that used to wear that ring
will never wear IL any more. The hand is
dead. but the soldier still lives, thanks to
your kind attentions He was severely
wounded 10 the arm. and you carried him
to an ambulance, all the while the blood
dripping from his wound staining your
clothes. s4csas.-T .-t 70 ss stsreII iaH
The whole affair was yet O mystery. that
even the keenness of Col Mann could not
solve. . Co '7.f-.Hlt.1 .-g'-... aaf--rta@
The Governor was now more interested
than before. H .H -.-Hr4 f-r- .f.
"Well, Madame said be. "tell me all
about it. Is this ring yours .- ..--
yes. sir. .......t ...... .
"Wss it given to you by a soldier you
loved M. d I--uG v-ar
" ! loved him dearer than life: but be
never returned that love. He had more
love for his country than he had for me.
and honor him for it, The soldier that
placed that ring upon your little finger
now stands before you. 5sr % ...-...1
The strange young lady then arose from
her chair, and majestlcally stood before ais
Excellency.. [-..r-,-l 49,, ......-. r--,r..
The scene that now ensued battles de.
scription. The Young lady who had thus
introduced herself was Miss Ca,harine E.
Davidson. OF Sheffield, Ohio. She was en-
gagged TO De married, bnt ber future hus.
oand responded TO the Presldent's call, aud
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

EXAMINATION of Teachers will be
To wit; - =
Ashtabula, Nov. 2lst at ths School House.
hask Creek, Nov. 2ard. al the School House.
iandenvills, Nov; Gath, st the School House.
Jenerson, December 7th, at the Court House. r.I
Jenersoa, Dec. 2tth. at the Court House. =, -.ti
By ordsr Of the Board OF school Examiners Of Ashab1a
County. W. r. HOWLAND CLERK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

Trains do not stop Stations where the tim is omitted
In he above tables. - = T
Athrough Trains going Westward at Cleveland
with Irainsor Toledo, Chicago, CorHbus nnati in-
dianopoiis, &c. ..I #. 49, IH f.I l'H .
And all through Trains going Eastward Dunkk
with the Trains II. r. and at Buffalo, with those
OF NJ X Central and Bunao N. y. City Raii oads for
Hew York, Albany, Bosion, Niagara Falls, &C., &c.
Day Express Easpuu West at Girard with Trains
on the Erie Pittsburgh Road for Bnesve, Meadvile
jamestown, &c. Pa, II. NOTTINGHAM, sup't.
CLEvELAsD, April Is. 1868.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
WHOLE NUMBER w.
Prom the AnsI-s'svery ssssdsrs.i . q
~ ii Gods Feer. 9i3ss4sas



Tel me not Of Burmah hethen, sbas45b VI
- Far away Ger oceans foam; ttostoa osf
Ieach tbem--feach fhem-who can rSncb them;
We have heathen nearer home Ys4nH'
lo 9sIcs 1dj .0uip Godslown Poor ag11s
' Tell me not Of Hindoo mothers, sisr5 orq
BY the Gunja weeping wild:o-, fem oJ,
Our own crockodiles of slavery
swallow many q mothers child 2 R''a
fE. a.4. Gods own Poor. ffao9
Slaverys prison-pens unpeopled. .nois3ssa
Slavery's bastile bolts unSarred. rf
On us pour their pleading thousands.
Crushed in SOUL In body Scared raa9
.a s-lv 4sla Gods own Poor. gsjl
From the camp and hut and howell 3siH9I
Comes the Macedonian cry, ~ s,,.traf.,
Come and clothe us ere we perish
Come and teach us ere we die--HoiiaiiH9,
...t t sH 10 Helpless Poor 10
Now unshackled Ethiopia -s.' sssainl
Stretches forth her hand to thee; +. f..,,
Teach her now TO read the story
How Christ ''makes His people ffee-.- .e'9
tm His own Poor. sri
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
1, GIVE THANKS ALL YE PEOPLE


GIVE thanks all ye peope-give thanks 10 the Lord,
Alleluias Of freedom, with joyful accord; ....f..
Let The East and the West North and South roll along
sea, mountains and prairie, one thanks wing cong.
'|.' Chorus after ench uerse.
Give thanks, oil ye people, give thanks 10 the Lord
Alleluias of freedom, with joyful accord. scat .
For the sunshine and rainfall, enriehiuy again arH
ouraeres In tsyrads, with treasures Of grain Uf
For the Earth still unloading her manifold wealth, ..
For the skies beamng vgortbe winds breathing health
Give thanks, &c. .
For the Nationss wide table, o'erfowingly spread.
Where the many have feas' ed and all have been fed
With no bondage, their God-gven rights to enthnIl,
But Liberty guarded by Justice for all;
Give thanks, &c.
In the realms Of the Anvil the Loom and the Plow,
Whose the mines and the fields to him gratefully bow
His hocks and the hears sing 70 hiisid-s and wales
"a his Ocean domains chant His with the gales.
-...- ~. ffr Give thanks, &c. ..,g...
or commer,'e and traffic, re princes, behold .iir-.
Your riches froI, Him whose the silver and gold,
Happier children Of sbor, true lords Of the soil,
Bless the Great kan, who besseth your toll
Give th:uks, &c.
Brave men OF our forces, Life guard of our coasts,
To your Leader be loyal-Jshovah of Hosts:
Glow the Stripes and the Stars aye with victory bright,
Rejecting his gloy-He crovneth the Right. a-f
d. ..f.... Give thanks, &c. t. NJ.
Nor shall re through borders ye stricken OF heart
Only wailing your dead, In the joy have no part:
Gods solsce be yours, and for you there shall TOW
All that honor and sympathy's gifts can bestow.
Give thanks, &c.
In the domes Of fMessiah--ye worshiping thr ongs
Solemn ltanies mingle with jublant songs;
The Ruler of Nations beseschins to spare,
And our Empire still keep the Elect of His care
.a1 Givsibsnks, &c.
Our guilt and trausgressions remember more
Peace, Lord! Righteous Peace, of Thy gift implore
And tho Banner ofUnion, restored to Thy hand,
De the Banner Of Freedom o'e ran In the Land.
And the Banner Of Union, &c
Give thanks, &c.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

NATURAL WONDERS OF KENTUCKY The
geological formation Of this state is singu.
lar. Ponds with no visible inlet or outlet
are frequent. Holes in the ground, com.
monty called sink holes are very common,
and some Of these lead to great caves
which abound in this region. Boys pick
up loadstones at almost any point Survey.
ors are often troubled from this cause
Sink holes, extend into the earth from ten
to three hundred feet, with sometimes a
spring or small stream at the bottom. =
Two of these, near Mumfordsville, excite a
great deal Of curiosity. Que on an emf.
nenee called the Frenchman's Knob, has
been descended two hundred and seven FIVE
feet without finding bottom Another
near the town is some seueuly five feet in
diamatsr at the top. inclines like funnal
to the depth of thirty feet. At this point
is aR aperture, twelve feet in diameter,
leading TO unknown depths below. A
stone or rock cast 10 returns no sound ind
eative OF having found bottom. a1as
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

A BAcHiLoR's WoEs.-What pitifui
thing an old batchelor is with his cherries
house and rueful phiz, on o bitter cold
night, when fierce winds blow, and the
earth is covered with foot of snow
When the Ere is out, in shiveriag dread. be
slips beneath the sheet of his lonely bed.
How he draws up bis toes. still encased in
hose, and buries bis nose, meath his bed
clothes, that bis nose and toes, still encased
in yarn hose. may not be froze. Then be
putfs and blows, aud swears that be knows
no mortal on earth ever suffered such woes,
aud with his ah's and obs add limbs near
ly froze, to his slumber be goes. In the
morning when the cock crows aud the sun's
just rose, from meath the bed clothes. pokes
the batchelor's nose and as you msy sup
pose, when be hears the wind blow, apd
aud sees the windows oil froze, why bach
meath the clothes pops the poor fellow''
nose. for il from the bed be rose, TO put OF
his clothes, bed surely be froze. i-.s e's'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

To excel in anything valuable is great
but to be above conceit on account of ones
o accomplishment is greater. ''u o2tAf3.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

There's sweet music in dreams. said an
old gentleman. Yes. there may be. said
his wife, but hear rothipg Of Il except .
snore. ..lt,..i. ,..... I'M ..,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
France and England Cheekm.ted

France and England were loud in their
outcries against Russia until we began to
make so great show of strength, and at
the same time evnced disposition to be-
come the allies of Russia. This was turn
of affairs which the great powers of Europe
had not counted upon, and wbic b had an
immediate effect upon their war.like delib.
eraticns. We have, beyond oil doubts,
driven the rebels almost to their last limits,
and at any moment may, by crushing de.
feat, so utterly demoral;ze them as TO end
the war at once. The powers Of Europe
appreciate this, and dread the consequences
of forcing Russia into an alliance which
would render the two governments 80 pow
erfnl as to give them the supreme coutroll.
1t is well known that the first French re
public resisted the com bined efforts of all its
enemies, and there is entertained in Europe
wholesome dread of what this republic
may accomplish, should it be allied to so
powerful government as that of Russia.
Like Russia, we have dc6ed the in
trigues OF our enemies Il asserted our right
aud determination 10 crush the rebellion
which is desolatlng so large portion of
our land. 10 all threats that England
would interfere We have implied onr readi-
ness to battle till the last for the continu.
ance of our power and the dignity of our
governments and we now see. as the result
of this bold attitude, England asserting
that she will not intervene in this country,
and that she is and shall be neutral. What
France may assert We care not--we are
well aware that she will not dare to act
her action and not her words, is what We
care for. We have caused the power of
Europe to respect the great American re.
public; we have proven to them what we
can accomplish by even slight drain upon
our resources, and the lesson has profted
10 add 10 the effect produced by the display
or our powers. is the fact hat Russian
feet is riding at anchor 10 our barber, and
that We as people, cause our enemies
plainly to understand that we are prepared
10 join our great force to that of Russia,
and, combined, o re list the mightiest efforts
of our mutual eneuies.
The autocrats aus mona-chists of Europe
who were so jubiIIt over our troubles, are
now changing theif tune. They were in
great hopes that the days of the hated re.
public were numbered; but they counted
without their host
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
Crockery,

A FULL assortment ofboth Common and
.hish viii b soldic ST essS.st N0RRisoNs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
N.t,op.l Hymn.

The following Hymn was written by the au-
thor OF those immortal lines--'T would not live
alway"-the Rev. DR. Muhlnberg Of New York
and by special permission of the Chief Magis-
trate, styled ''The Presidents Hymn" and
which by comparison will be found to be a
metrical version of the proclamation, which
this year becomes national festival--a signifl-
cant and blessed augury. of that g more perfect
Union" with which, with Gods blessing, the war
shall leave us as people. 1t has been set to
music and will, in all probability become, as in
tended, the National Psalm of Thanksgiving.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

LUCE a. STRONG, Growers and Dealers
Peaches. Strawberries. and other small fSuih Also
Manufacturers AID nsslets ell kinda OF Canned Frus
Apple Butter, Jeiliss. &e.. Akhtshnla. Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
EnroIIment 20 be Corrected.
CIRCULAR

WAR DrPARrxESr-PRovosr MARsnAL's oyyrcz,
WASHINGTON, Nov, n, 1865
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

SIMEON KEITH. Kingsville, q. Dealer
0roess Cigars. Yankee Notions. and rsddsrs Goods
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
miscellaneous.

o. II. FITCH. Life, Fire and Marine Iusur-
sncs, aud Real Estate Agency Fisk Block Ashabnla
February 10. ls6s- - .- = - $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

NJ g. DICK, Bookseller. Stationer and News
DEALER Aso Dealer in Sheet Muac Toys. and General
Variety Goods, ,haip stIset. Akhtabnls Ohio, 4e7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

AtNUS SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer and Man.
scturer steam establishment North Main street. near the
oines OF DR.. harrington Ashtabua, o. 45l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

The Philadelphia Press nsrrates the fol
lowing incident, which areceenily occurred
to Gov. Curtin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-02

OR. OUNTEK
Treats Many Diseases.

MANY CnRONlC Dr3.
RAsse ineideossl 70 the ha-
"a tamil J. ssd .vsa soeh -
have hssetsfess , On eos-id-
ss.d incs.abls ~ the oedseal
fssulsv Of the vosad. ere shiIl.
fan, No., ~ 9Th Distinguished ssecsss bb DR
w. NU srgQ. ~. IA ES nUNTE8 AID
~. n. ma vOv SAN. o Lspsic. 3seosny.
Thee n see seisstr6e Prysici - Asd So'se,s
have been engaged in their prot essioo fas sp-
wards - forty y.s.s. They %. e. 'ily call the
ssssstiou " the IN .eteo 70 tho Ho'tcwine nsoeo
dis ass:
Cossha, ColAs. Cposp, Ceasu0pt'o -.
nd the NOS. distressing Of 81 d sessss the
A,9nuA Or tbTn SIC and ell otbes complaints Of
he Mouth, T.,oat. lungs ssd Hear ALI dis.
. Of toe Stomach. Liver. kd"eys. Spleen
BlAAIer q Bowsls such ~ ID, spep-is. ehich Is
very distressing con liant. Oi art q ,Dysentasy
@ ,ns ipsti,n or - thu c, tivs s.s TINS 10.
tsr disc ..s M" slwsss prsia!ucss
pics Asa AOts11~
Who, 10 treated with marked saeIess without
REQ ting u cutting With the knife. The nerves
6out ant Paralysis are distressing compl.ins.-
Al,o ell Female ''onp plant sush ~ W.akness.
~ .lity aud diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cut ios With knife.
CARrsisa xA. NJ CANcsR, 10 smother disease that
~. .thsrto b. a ID the skill Of the eird,ts sud
Hydra wust ns,w boz it's head, for IL can becured
An Tumoss. Wins, lcsrs or Old sores, lid dis
-ases, White SweliiDss, club feet. alike can BE-
a cd without cutting With ~ . knifs.
D10eA0o0 OF the Dyes.
Surh =. Lachrymal F. . uIs. >.rabism"s or Gross
.yes Black " hie syo's IN the Eye Ball, Sore
yte blindness aud CO. at
The lattr f+aae can of en- be cured without
re- ort 70 cutting With the / .'fs. Patients With
.tarar, gill do vell 70 call sui lss tho Doctos sx-
anime their cas-" A large assortment Of
Artificial E.es. perfectly no'srai. al
d ee"ses IF II. Ear.
<ue~ ~ roaring sr busting sounds, offensive dis
srRes ami deafness. he tsoctor has Tubes and
ar rune ami Oracles Of all ayes an d'srrip
ons. winch res ore nearing very perfect TO those
vho srs deaf
!. 'er.on. sri,inx v II enclose ten cents Write
vi or full amc tow comfy ant @tat~ -
our letters will be p onptly answered he ~
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| our discsse. address.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-02

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vats diseases with uns sampisd ~ idity. We
gusraLtee 70 cure Gono, se4, 0ises, Syphilis.
lmpotency. Nocturnal Emisssoas or Ssl .Abuee.
Dlurnsl Emissions, Fem 10 CON plants, ia short
every PISS BILE form aud variety If s'exular dis.
81 Cures rapid. thorough end peru spsnt, a..
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tended for lsd.sl OILY.
xspy Of our patients assert they have sen,
1osey % |. ctors IN Eastern cities and receives
NO returns.
Then Wy not pstreniss hsus .alsus--ues wto
cures.
Dt Jsckson's Female ::Pills-sl per box-seod
Tor circular. Hpecal written replies, we'll sealed
sent With c'rcul-r without charge One OF the
cheapest, most interesting snd important Look.
ever put liked $50 PAGES. loo ensravinss "Iks
Moun,ai" Of Light, Of Medical Protector ana
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every y"ung mau should lave whether sick ~ veil
Medicine ami Instructions sent uo,ppt,v - snv
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