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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-23


She then withdrew, and I, snake like, crawle
out OF the tent after her. Cautiously We move
along until we came to the guard.
"Who comes there?" came quickly, and "
dropped down upon our faces.
The guard passed on, and we cravled forward
stopping to listen. The guard WAS returning
and we laid still until be had again passed, an
then we pushed forward more rapidly.
| 1--WE are now beyond the camp, but we hav,
the pickets to pass yet. MY father 10 waitipI
the left. '.E..'' l.l - r. = y ',,r7e
"You are brave GIRL" | ventured to say
and there Ia no knowing what else I might hav,
said, but she placed her finger On my mouth
With genteel 'sHush!"
Secreted In the bushes was her father, who
firmly grasped my hands as we Joined him. Jen.
ny then placed musket in nv hands, and !
could ace by the dim light that her father WAS
provided with one, andtb bravo and fearless
girl carried onessshsugh, / must Confcsg, rather
aeHkwaydly, Twas all curiosity and anxiety to
hdoW how the little frail creature could 40
oomplish 30 much.
II ON AFRAID we will have to fight the pick
ets," said her father; "but it'a life or death,
ana 1--WE can scare them We are ssfe."
In perfect silence we approached the LOCALITY
OF the picket guard and thought we had eluded
their vigilance, when quick and frightened
cnallenge buTst upon us. This was followed
almost instantly by fash, when bullet wbiz-
zled close to my head.
"Charge on them, boys" shouted Dayie as
no hred, and quickly sent bullet In the direc
tioh OF tne rebel pcketa. Isaw Jenny's musket
come TO her shoulder, and Rs it was discharged
sne reeled and would have fallen to the ground,
D9t caught her, and in a moment she recover
cd from the shock.
we heard the enemy's pickets retreatipe In
aisrm, and making the most of their confusion
we dashed forward toward the Federal lines,
some half 9 mile distant
mad made my escape, but not through nv
owa strategem or akill, but by the constant work
and energy OF young and brave girl, whose
pariofic heart would not forsake her honored
ana beloved Government, and whose determi.
nation rescued her father from the hand of the
oppressor.
Ihe muekets she provided us with we're sc.
cr eted In her fathers house. She had loaded
them, and st night eluded the vigilance Of the
enemys guard, and deposited them where che
delivered them to us. She bid us a touching
farewell, and in company with her mother, pro.
ceeded to Massachusetts. a.'
Her father enlisted in the Federal army, and
now, side by side, we are fighting to deliver his
nome from the hand of tho oppressor, while l
iopk forward with pleasure to the day when /
Snail be awarded the hand of Miss Jenny as
reward for my effort to save her father.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-23
Reading Ones Own Obituary.

In the days of old Mycalf, the publisher OF
the Newburyport Herald "a journal still alive
and fouTishing), the Sheriff of old Essex, Phil
lp bagley, had be en- asked several times to nav
ais arrears of subscription. AT last one day,
he told Mycaif that he would certainly hand
over tue next morning as sure as he lived. "If
you don't get your money to morrow you NAV
be sure | am dead,h said he. The morrow
came and passed, but no money. Jndge of the
Sherlf's feeling when, on the morning of the
day afterhe opened his Herald, and saw an
nouneed she 1amented deeease Of Philip Bsgley,
Eiq., High Sheriff Of the county Of Essex, with
an Obituary notice, attached, giving the deceased
credit Tor good many excellent traits Of char.
acter, but adding that he had one fault very
much to be deplored; he was not punetual In
paying ths printer. Bagley, wlthout waiting
for his breakfast, startsd for the Herald Office.
On Che way, Is struck him as Singular that none
OF ths many friends and acquai6tanees he met
seemed to beeurprised to see him. They must
have read their morning paper. Was 1t possible
they cared so little sb0ds him as to have for
gotten already that he was no mors2 Full of
perturbation, he entered the printing Office, to
deny that he was dead in Propyia persona.
"Wby, Sheriff" exclaimed the facetious edl.
tor, II thought you we're defunot."
qm "Deiunci" exclaimed the Sheriff, "what put
that idea In your head7' di H r9'sib
y i"Why, you youese!f!" said Mycalf. "Did
you NOT tell mel ss,,t,G $50
4. .oh! sh! yesI" stammsred out the Sheriff.
"Weli there 10 your money. And now con-
tradict tho repors In the next paper, II you
please.''g ~ is =. as.p. ". ,si,s,'I''
"rtat'a not necessary, friend Bagley," said
the ola Joker; ~ was only printed in your
Soy,. go. = !>..I e. fNf4b iuit.i 't
The good Sheriff lived many years after this
Sell" aud TO the day Of his real death, always
took good care 60 pay the printer. nnua
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-23
q white man BY a negro, in Missouri, would no
be punished?- Woodsfeld Spirit of Democracv.
MERCHANT TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT,
N Ell L HOU q s p,
OPPOSITE THE STATE oAp1roL,) r 20
MARCUS CHILDs, Proprietor.

THIS LARGE AND mAGNIFICENr
katablishmen mt Ia one OF the most complete in the
meM AND has Just been lled with large and veil Ee
W IN TER GOODS,
which Will be found excel anything ever before Offer
"a IN tnis market. In the Custom Department en.
ploy none but the best Cutters and Workmep, snd,I
orders will be speedily nlled and '
warranted Go Fit and be well Msdo.
MILITARY GENTLEMEN
VIII fnd at this Estsblshnent ali the neaeuayie, ,s
CURED Tor acomplee OUTFIT and my facilities and pTces
are such that eau defy competition In this line
READY MADE CLOTHING
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
VIII be found In great variety, having the LARGEST stock
OF ins Kind ever brought this city, all Of which in
vie the public to call and examine before burohasinu
elsewhere. PN'''a'inR
R Z M Il M II e Rf
MY Store opposite the Capitol in the New Neil Rouse
building, and 70 one Of the finest Store Rooms IN tho
county visit 10 1t will repay any one for the
decis-dem a. MARCUS oHILDs
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
Good News!! Good NeaU s :! Important to the Public!

MOST attractive Stock of GOODS, selling ~ at very low prices, for Casl, and Exchange. We have just received a new invoice of those fne, heavy bleached Cottons, only 20 cts. per yard 200 dozen of I. < P Goats Spool Cot ton cents per Spool; 50 Balmoral Skirts, u Job Lct, largest size for $2.75 a large lot of now styles Plaid Shawls- cheap n large lot of new Plaid Dress Goods just received, 25 ets. per yard n most splendid assortment of all kinds of DRESS GOODS; Beaver aid Broad cloths for Ladies cloaksi Cassimeres for men $ and boys wear, at . bargain <.
 READY MADE CLOTHING. <, for mons and boy 5 wear. In this department we aresure tolsait. The prices are low
 Boots S Shoes.
 for men x boys, at prices to suit Ladies Bal moral Boots and Gaiters-a complete assoit- ment. Many of the above Goods. and lots oi others, we have just received from the Auc- tion Rooms in New York, and at prices so low. that we challenge competitor. Now is the tmeto make your purchases and savc your money; The highest prices paid for all kinds of produce. q ss
 Respectfully,
 ss.il wooDINd < LEWIS. wolcottville. Nov. 2sd, 1868. f32
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
RAILROAD On and .afte1 kV Monday, Nov. 16, 1863, Trains will TUT

NAUGATUCK RAILROAD On and after ~ Monday, Nov. l6, 1865, Trains will run as follows:
 CONC NORTH -Leaue Bridgeport. .--10. l5 A. NJ. For Winstcd, connecting with the 500 A. Nj. Train from New York, and with the 9.45 A. N. from New Haven, and connecting at Waterbu. " with Train to and from Hartford. 1920 ?. M. Freight Train for Waterbury.
 g. It P. II. For Winsted. connecting with the 800 P. n. Train from New York, and the 6,00P. N. Train from New Haven, and Water bury with Train from Hartford.
 5.45 ss Freight Train for Waterbury #GoISa s ,UTM -LsaUe Wmsted.-- 635 A M For Bridgeport New York and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hart ford.
 I245 P. N. For Bridgeport, New York and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hal tfortl.
 Leaus Waterbury for Me South. -530 A. N. Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 S.l5 For Bridgeport, New York and New Mayen.
 8 25 A. NJ. Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 s.S2P. N. For Bridgeport. New York and New Haven.
 Lsase Waterbury for Me NorA.-l2. 10 P. M. Train for Winstvd
 z.0i F. N. For Winsted
 The Stage from Norfolk connects with the GS5A- N. Train down from Winsted, and re. turns on the arrival of the 5.l6 P. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Woadbury Stage arrives to- connect al Seymour with the 6.s5 A. N, Train down from Winsted. and returns on the arrival of the 1915 A. H Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Cole brook. Harrington, Litchtield and Bethlcm, ar rives to connect with the l2.45 F. M. Train down from Winsted, and returns on the arri val of the 10 l5 A. n.Train up from Rridge port.
 The Stage for Harwinton leaves LitchfieId Station on the arrival of the 10 l5 A. N. Train up from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from Wa.ertown connects with the SIS A. N. Train down from Waterbury and returns on the arrival of the 1915 A. M' Tfain up from Bridgeport.
 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottville on the arrival of the 10. .l5A NJ. Train from Bridge port
 A Discount of cents made to Passengers purchasing Tickets at the Oflice 5 ., c: WATERBURY, Superint'dt. Bridgeport, Nov. 10. 1868. tf3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24


 sHowzso HIs coloRs The following story allowing the manner in whict 2 schoolmaster became the victim of q practical joke, is daci- dsdly rich
 One day, the schooimaatsr who was a tall, dianifed sort of man, pnssed by the seat ocs cupied by Ed Masons and S,whea figh against the desk, he stopped to, pick ap ia Slate pencil which lay on the floor. Esl did not sse him, for he was busily engaged in shooting 9ies with small bow and arrow having pin iif the end of it. Now Ed had inst drew bead on the fly which had alighted on the corner of the desk close by, and feeling sure of the game, let drive But, alas !! Ed expectations were not fealixed. for the arrow went wide of it's mark and buried itselfin tho posterior of the peda- kogue Quick as thelightning Hash. the mas ter straightened himself, and seizing the wcap- on in one hand and Ed in the other, he jerked them both and at nce-Ed fsorl his seat and the arrow from his body. He then asked Ed why Ae cut up such Q caper as that lat the same time rubbing the wounded part Eos plea was that he didn't know he was there. 1t made no difference, the master said he had no business to have such things in school. And SO poor Ed was logged sniartly but he vowed, revenge, and he had it, too. About twoweeks UttSE buc dtOtCiucHtiOttcu cisoStfU UpuC, tuS ut~S ter was seated at the desk, with Ed helping him work out snn. 4 noise in another part of the school room caused the master to turn and reprimand those who made it. This was golden moment to Ed. His sharp eyes quickly detected small piece of cotton goods which protruded from the inexpressibles of the naster. Hastily bending up pin, he hooked itinto the huge bandanna handkerchief of the nlaster, and pulled it from his pocket. and fas- tened it securely to the end of the white cotton garment The master having finished the sum arose and began to walk about the room He had not proceeded half across the floor ere he heard litter from some of the girls Turn ing quickly to discover the guilty party. he uri- fortunately stepped upon his handkerchief, which caused something to rip, and the result was that about half yard of cotton goods suddenly appeared in his rear. He started for Ed. but Ed was gone The master caught a glimpse of him going through the entry, and after him he started, coiors half-mast ]: but in going out the door closed upon the flag of truce. and tore it short off, The pieces were saved, and it was all we had to remember the master by, for we never saw him again.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

INNiE sciences of Chemistry and Me.lirine hav. bn
 taxed their utmost tn i'rlnce flis est ~a p,rssct purraiive wiic, k known to Inpp,n-raI- pru.A are shown that these Puts have virtues wic surn,s. la excellence the ordinary medicines and ila, ,,-y win mn prece'ienteiiy upon the esteem f all men, Thcy are .. and pleasant to .ake Int powerful to cure Their nvpr tratig properties stimulate the yir u the iiy remove the oistruciins "f its orgais rurify the o and eSiel disease. They purge ile ul I,u,rx ur breed and grey ds'emIer. sin niafe sluggish or isus dered "rgansi their natural ac;n and iarf healthy tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do they cure the eve Tiay complaints of every tody iut also formidable ard daugcrsus dssasta that have taisd the best of human skill While ihey proiuce powerful effects, they ut the tn. in iinhished rs the safest and best physic that le rnlnyc, for chdru Being sugarcoaed they pleasant take: and being purely vegetable are free from any risk of harm Cures have been made which surlass ielf Were they not sub santiaed y men of such exalted position and characssr to foriii the suspicion of untruih. Many eminent eergymen and physicians have lent their names to errfy to the public tho reliability Of my remedies while athsrs have sent the uf their enyeit that my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of my afflicted, suffering iellow-Iien.
 The Agent below named B plzsel 10 furnish grnt. uy American Aina,.sc conainiug trrrons for rr uss and certificates of tiir cnres, of tl:e oiioznx eoy aias Costiveurss. Bilious Complaints Ebrunq.isn. brup-y Issrtburn I.=idars arising fsui a,ul stoa,ar Naa- ln,iigrs'iun. Morbid iatiun I- Rrws. a;, Pain arising ieefons FaiuIery. is- cf Appetite all Tlcs-. and tuane,us Diseases Wi3h rlaiFr evz-uant medicine. Scr''Iia Kings E,n They asn. t;irify- ing tle lac a,.l stiIGuafins tir yst-Ei. EsrY complaints Ws il woi ot Is sf.ss sssi tbsv easr.i reach. surh s ii-.:<s. isrti ihlfss. N-uTz is and Nervous irittiiiiy homogeneous ut s !-rr ard Kit neys. q, Ut aat "'her kj I'l ''ts;bis aFiss iiGsn '- state If tl,r lail Al -.s' .irpH nf ir frhrfins
 Do no h- pii: "i hy Irinrigisl t.al'rS with other r! th"y rIh- H..-- nr.Et A<S ftT AEEE's PILLS. and take n"in- else. a nt.t-r -h-y gy. vou ciniarss with ihis ii its intrinsic valEr powers Tic .ie; ilr best aiI ;l.re s kr ti.S= snd they should haze il.
 Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Hssa
 I'GSck 25 CTS. It7y. FIVE BozEs FoE si.
 SOLD BY
 Wm. C. Buel Litchfe,d
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24

DIR. SMITHS FEMALE REG ULATOR. HAS supplanted all other Female Medicines wherever it has been introduced and fui inc following reasons
 lst It isa liquid and perfect: plea: ant tc the taste
 2d, It '|ocs no injury to the most del cate constitutions. oI, It Is perfectly sure te Pamphlet.
 DIR. [. COOpER'S
 UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC BALM Is the most Sovereign Remedy ever yet ,liscov. cred for all painful diseases. Also. Burns, &c.. of whatever nature. If taken early, DlPIllEKlA AND ALL OTHER FfEMs UF SoRl THROAT are cured by it in single day !! l1 NEVER FAILS to cure DYSENTERY and otht I forms of Towel Complaints in twelve hours.-- See Pamphlet
 THE TOM THUMB VEGETABLE BILIOUS
 PILLS Are fast taking the place of all others. because they are the CHEAPEST. SMALLEST, PLrAsAsTEsr. and most efficient Pills ever offered to tue Pub. lie.
 For Sale Wholesale and Retail by A. c SMITH, Litchiielt, and by Druggists generally
 4. PlERpONT :: co. Sm26a Rochester N. r., Proprietors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
 Cancer and Scrofula can be cured. The un- dersigned calls the attention of those afflicted with Cancer or Scrofnla, Tumo,s of any de. scription, Fistnla. ill-conditioned Ulcers, Dys- pepsia, Female Difficnlties or any other dis ease arising from an impurity of the fluid sys- tenn to his method of treatment. His success in treating the above mentioned diseases, for several years past. merits the attention of all afflicted with them.
 References given. Cures warranted, if de. sired. Terms moderate. Further information freely given. Address personally or by letter
 Dr. H. D. ADAMS, 3m24 Mill River, Berkshire Co.,, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
F.C. LIGHTE & CO..
 (Late Lighte & Bradbnry's.) Piano EOrtf~NianufNc1urers,

42l Broome St.. New York,
 I'd Block East cf Broadvdy.
 Mir. F. C. LlGlIlE. the original founder of this well-known Establishment. Ssnior Part ner. and only Prac,ical Piano Forte Maker of the late firm of 'Lghte < Bradburys," having It.. taned his Two Thirds interest in the whole bisiness stock, materials. &c.,. and Sole Pro- priet"rsl,ip in his Valuable Patfnts. inclusive oi his celebrated PATENT INSULATED IRON FRAMES. is the only one who can make the SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES for which this House has been 50 popular. eH All infringe ments on his rights will be prosecuted ac- cording to law.
 E3- All Piano Fortes from this manufactory are warranted perfect in every respect for i've years
 F. c. LIGHTE X CO.,. = 3m2l 42l Broome St.. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
EgTABLIgHED 179z
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 cnmAP z. T<horDn Mn,,,.Roo ,rnp

EgTABLIg 179Z. & PETER LORILLAR :, q Snuff & Tobacco Manufac .iref.
 16 & l8 CHAMBERS ST Formerly 42 Chambers Street, New iork.) WOUI D call the attention of Dealers to the articles of his manufacture. viz:
 BROWN SNUFF. Macaboy. Dcnigros, Fine liappee, Pure Virginia,
 Coarse Rappee. Nachtoches.
 Aneric n Gentleman. Copenhagen.
 sk. YELLOW SNUFF. Se Scotch. Honey Dew a. tCh, High Toast Scotch Ere. -ioney Dew Scotch Irish High Toast, I esh Scotch.
 or Lnndy Foot.
 RG Attention Is called to the large reduction n prices of Fine Cut Cheering and Smoking 10. baceos ,vhieh piI De found cf q Superior Dual ity.
 TOBACCO. SMOKING. FINE Cur CHEWING. SNoKINo Long. P. A. L.. or Plain, $. Jagu, No. l, Cav. ndish or Sweet, Spanish, No 2. Sweet Scent'd Oronoco, Canaster, Nos &2.
 mixed, Tin Foil cavendish. Turkish Granulated.
 N. RIA Circular of Prices will be sent on application. 1y47
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents. Late Agent icf .. S, Patent 01see, Washington, lander fhe Act cf 1887 76 State street, opposite Kilby Street,
 BOsToN.

k FrER an extensive practice of upwards of A twenty years continues to secure Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, France and other foreign c0nntriek. Caveats. Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and all fa- pers or Drawings for Patents, executed on lib. eral terms, and with despatch. Researches made into American or Foreign works, to test the validity or utility of Patents or Inventions -and legal or other advice rendered in all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at Wash ington.
 The Agency is not only the largest in Ntw England, but through it, inventors have ad- vantages for securing Patents, of ascertHining the patentabilty of inventions, unsurpassed by, ifnot immeasurably superior to- any which can be offered them elsewhere The Tcstimo- hials given below prove that none is MORE ISuCCFSSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE, than the subscriber :-and as SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF AND ABILr tIrY, he would add that he has abundant req son to believe, and can prove, that at no otlI- er;offiee of the kind ars the charges for pro fessional services so moderate. The immense practice of the subscriber during twenty years I past. has enabled him to accumulate vast collection of specifications and official decis- l ions relative to Patents.
 l These, besides his extensive library of legal jaNu iHCCudniCatt WothS, dtd IuII dtcOtutS D patents granted in the United States and Eu- rope, render him able beyond question, to of-
 fer superior facilities for obtaining Patents. All necessity of a journey to Washington,
 to procure q patent, and the usual great de
 lay there, are here saved inventors. TESTIMONIALS.
 I regard Mir. E,ldy as one of the MOST CA.
 FABLE AND SUCCESSFUL practitioners, with whom have had official intercourse
 | CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents. | have no hesitation in assuring inventors
 that they cannot employ person MORE COM
 PETENT and TRUSTWORTHY, and more capable of putting their applications in form to secure
 for them an early and fayorabIs consideration
 at the Patent Office.',
 l EDMUND BURKE, l Commi ;soner Of Patents
 Mir. R. IT. Eddy has made for me TFIR.
 TEEN applic ltions, on all but ONE of which | patents have been granted. and that is NOW | PENDING. Such nIHnistakable proof of great
 talent and ability on his part leads me to re-
 commend aUinventors to apply to rim to pro
 cure their patents, as they may be sure of
 having the most faithful attention bestowed
 on their cases, and at very reasonable char
 ges."
 During eight months. the subscriber. in tl,e course of his large practice. made on TWICE
 rejected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS,
 EVERY ONE of which was decided in HIS
 FAVOR. by the Commissioner of Patents 1 Boston, Dec. 18th. 1863. 1y41
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
Taken Up,

DY the Subscriber. q Yearlings HETFER ID deep red, witlt n white spot under the heliy. Said animal came into the enclosure oi tho Subscriber on the 20th of November last. Tho owner k requested to prove property, pay charges, and talxe her away.
 North Kent. De- l. 1s6s. stess
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24

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 Group, Whooping Cough, Infiuenxn.
 , s SPsisGEElD Mss Feh. [, ls5A
 BhornEn AyRR: wilt charfaliy certify ,.ur Isr,s, cough crnup an.l the chest discasrs nf children w f your Fraternity in the South appreciate yo.r i m, commend year medicine to our psesle. ' -'" AMOS LEE, EsQ., MONTEREY IA v,i,.. a, .- - s. had telions Influenza which consnss saS sceos a weeks onk many medicines wiflant rrIicf. en.Sis tiet your i.ce ra by the advire nf our rlsrrvm. s nrst ,lss relieved the soreness in uy tlr,, | - less than one half the bottle made me rn,,is, ,' "'r euc,hvs are the eiirap~t well as the rsf n ean buy and We esteem yo, Dociur and your rr.,-ils as the poor mans friend" 's-'s's Asthma or Phthisic, and uronch;si.- ., Wtsr MANsiissrge. Pas frs. A iE-a SIR: Your Gerry Federal is perE,rninr n,arvsiis.. cures in this section. It has relieved several fr . tng syinntss of consumption, and is nw curinv ., who has laborel under affection of the Iuars f m. iast forty years HENRY 1. PARKS. Merchant. A.. A. RAMSEY, II. D.. ALBION. M,SEnE O.. Iowa. write. S.pf iss5: During my practice nf many rvars have fnnd nothing equal ym,r ,Heryg I;esrsS Er gsng ease and eli tn cosnpiivs ls.tienrs or curing such as are euraie'
 vinc"g rf of tie virtues oi ts remedy s found lu b, effects upon trial.
 COnsumption.
 fromh'y no one remedy has ever L+eu known vLtrA cured s" many and srh 'lang-rus cases as this Sun, no human aid reach: hat even Co tbus, in, ,sr Iec'o'at affords relief and comfort
 Asroa iiousE N.w YosK CrrY Marrh S. tssa
 DOCTOR AYER LOWELL: feel 1t a ln,y ani . plrassr. m n1'r,n yon what vour Gerry Pfe ai las done lr n,v wiie She had been five mnn.ins t.rin. unr inc IT.. gerts syipso,,s "f E,isu,np,p fnm which po s, ,s could prrure gave herm,irh relief She was e.;t ing until Dr. Strong of this city. wir- . have ron.s , eivce recommended trial of your medicine We I,s.. is kindness as We dc skill: fur she has rr-yyrr.S rom that day She is nst vel strong US she u.r ,s be, iilt Is Tree from her cough. and calls herself urn
 Yours with gratitude and regard
 ORLANDO SHELBY. OF sHEInyyutr
 nsumfrss, do not despair till you have tried Ayrr,. CHERRY PEeroRAL II S uae by tie iFst ,nedic.i chemists in the wnrll and iis cures all ar,ud us I.--k the high merits of its virtues - Philadelphia Lsuo,r.