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Sabbath School Celebration.

The Board OF Managers of the Geauga
Co. ). s. Union, at their late meeting, de-
Cided to hold S. s. Celebration at Hamb.
den, July 4th, exercises to compeDce Of
ton O'Clock A. M. ID. W. Garfield, Esq.
will deliver ths leading address. Voluntary
addresses are also expected from clergy
men and others present, interspersed with
singing and other exercises, by the children
The officers and members of Sabbath
Schools, and all friends are earnestly and
cordially invited TO be present, and aid 10
giving interest to the occasion. To avo id
the labor and ssOubie incident to public ia.
bles, families are requested to furnish their
own refreshments.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN NICHOLS. Cor. S.ey,
Chardon, June 22d, 1864.
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Meeting Of the officers of the Geauga
Free Agricultural Society.

AT meeting Of the officers and mombors
OF the Geauga Free Agricultural Society.
bold at Claridou, Saturday. June il.b, 1864,
the following gentlemen were appointed
officers foe the ousuing Fair Of tho said So.
ciety Marshal, J. q. Treat superintend-
ont of Grounds, Clinton Goodwin Chief Of
Police. VIM. II. Lacy superinteudepls
Hall above. r r. Waters, Goo. II. Merrill ;
Superiutendonts Hall below, J. L. Audrows,
ID. B. Lsdd.
A revised Premium List was adopted by
the Society, aud Awarding Committees ap.
pointed to serve at the ensuing Fair.
EDWARD +. ADAMS, Secretary
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The Spiritualists' Convention at Bur-
ton on the Rebellion and Free Love.

At tho Annual Convention of Spiritualists,
hold in Burton, June 25th and 26th, 1861,
the following resolutions we're presented,
and unanimously adopted
Rcsoiped, That it Is the imperative d,ty
of every American citzon to throw aside
all personal and party spirit, and unite in
sustaining tho Government in putting down
tho Shareholders Rebellion, by all the
means that we possess.
ResoiUcd, That tho doctrine of FREQ
Love is Numerically opposed to tho toach.
ings of the Spiritual Philosophy. and that
we, as Spiritualsts. consider /. our duty to
clearly define our position to the world, by
scountonancing and disclaiming Il.
II BARNUM, Chairman.
8. p. MRRRIFIELD. Secretary.
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Roback's Stomach Bitters.
SOLDIERS HOME. SUPERINTENDENT
OFFICE CINCINNATI lima 4 1864.

SOLDIERS HOME, SUPERINTENDENTs(
OFFICE, CINCINNATI. June a, 1864.
To DIR. W. g. RoBACK-
My DEAR SIR l am. dispensing soc
ond invoice OF your Stomach Bitters among
the large number of men who daily arrive
at this Institution for refroshment and rest.
The universal testimony is that these Bitters
are the best made For the various sum
mer complaints which afiict so many,
know of no remedy 80 safe and so sure
Piutarcb says, ITO ask physician what is
easy and what is hard of digestion, and what
will agree with the stomach, is about as SEN
sible as to ask what is sweet or bitter, or
sour. Persons who look out for breakers
and have your Stomach Bitters in the house
Il am sure will never ask any one the fool.
ish question spoken of by tho great phiios.
opher. l must not omit word or two for
your Catawba Brandy. have many men
here who have brandy prescribed for them
by distinguished Army Surgeons. Tho Of
fects of yours on such are most beneficial,
far more SO than from any previously taken.
Persons who desire really pure Brandy
cannot fail in their purchase if they get
your brand.
l am, Doctor, with much respect,
your servant.
G.. W. ID. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
Ga- Office aud mandatory. Nos. Sc, SO,
60 and 50 East Third street. For sale eve-
rywhere.
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1SThe fourteenth volume Of that exec

arThe fourteenth volume Of that excel
lent magazine. the Atlantic Monthly, begins
with the July No., which is now before us,
filled with interesting and instructive arti-
cles. Tho publishers state that the increase
ia circulation which it has gained during
the past year, has boen large and gratifying,
more than twenty five per cent. having been
added to its regular sale. As an able and
faithful exponent of progressive ideas, as
we'll as on account of it's rare literary merit,
the Atlantic Monthly is entitled to all its
success.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HISTORY

HOSTE TTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
The most remarkable medicine of the day,
and the many cures that have been performed
with il in case OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Debility, and other diseases arising
from disordercd stomach or liver, place it al
that have taken place in the medical world, The
diseases to which bitters are applicable are 50
universal that there arc but few of our friends
who may not Test their virtues in their own fam.
lilies or circle of acquainan and prove to theil
own satisfaction that there is at least one ieme
dy anong the mauy ADVERTISE me licines desc
wing the public commentator.
For sale by Druggitts and Dealers everywhere
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The Concert.

We feel quito sure that none in the large
and attentive audience at the Concert on
Saturday evening last. were disappointed 10
tho musical entertainment that had boen
provided for them. II was all that could
reasonably have been expected, and no moro
neod be said in it's favor where tho skill and
energy Of Mr.. Wright, to which we are in
debted for il, are so we'll known. The music
was mainly Of tho highest order. and very
difficult of execution, and the majority of
the olass young and comparatively mex.
perieuoed singers-wbich facts render the
success of the Concert the more gratifying
aud meritorious. All things considered,
both teacher and pupils acquitted thom
selves admirably. The orchestra consisted
OF the new organ, fine instrument OF its
kind. played by Mr.. Lamb; the famous
doub!e.bass vioi. by MIR. Mansfield, o.
Painesvil'e; buglo, by Mr.. Avery and a
violin, by Mr.. Rogers. This was great as.
sistance to the singers. and contributed no
little to tho interest of the occasion. MANY
excellent pieces we're introduced, but none
more admired than "The Midnight BueIe,'
both the words and the music of which were
composed by .ou- towusman, Mr.. VIM. II.
Rogers. The sale of tickets amounted to
nearly $50.
IA word 20 the wise - The new or.
gan was purchased. and the series oil
musical lessons Of which this Concert was
result, were secured. through the well.
known liberality Of our people, for the ex,
press purpose Of reviving the church music
OF the place. 1t is now demonstrated
that there is enough cultivated musical
talent among the young ladies and gen.
tlemen of Chardon, to insure good sing.
ing in our churches every Sabbath. and
II should not, as has been too much
the case heretofore, be kept latent except
when displayed on extraordinary occa.
sions. Those who are so fortunate as to
be endowed with musical powers, should
esteem it duty, as well as privilege, to
make them contribute always to the pleas
ure and profit Of society. Let it no longer
be said that singers are prove:bially self.
ish, or that, the more singing schools we
have, the poorer is the music in our
churches. 1t is in the power of singers 10
disprove all such assertions, and we are
glad to notice determination on the part
OF those OF Chardon, to make the effort.
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THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE

.OE A NERVOUS INVALID,
DublisEed for the beneh;, and as a caution to
L young men and others who suffer from Ner:
vous Debility, Early Decay, and their Kindred
one who has cured himself after being a victim
of misplaced confidence in medical humbug a nd
quackery. BY enclosing postpaid directed en-
evlop pe, single copies may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.,
New York. 75lyl
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HsrNo. 7 of Harper's Pictorial History
Ct the Great Rebellion is on our table. IL
embraces two chapters, devoted, respective
ly, to fulland graphic accounts of the bat.
Ties of Bull Run and Balls Bluff. The in
terest in this work continues to be we'll.
sustained, and, when completed, it cannot
but prove invaluable as book of reference
Prce only rs cents per No.
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95-Last Sunday night, tho Daguerrean
Car, in this place. owned by Mr.. Henry
Chapman, and occupied by Messrs. Bester
and Ludlow. was destroyed by fire. For
tunately, the wind was low, and thore we're
no buildings near. The cause of the fire is
q mystery.
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Hoo1Iands German Rittcrs

will ureevery case OF Chronic or Nervous De.
bility Diseases OF the Kidneys, and Diseases
arising from u dsordered stomach. OBJ.
serve the FOLLOWING Symptoms,
resulting from Disorder Of the
Digestive Organs;
Constipa ton, Inward Piles, Fulness Of Blood to
tho Head. Acidity of the Stomach, Heartburn,
Nausea, Disgust for Food Fulln ess or Weightin
the Stomach, Sour Eructo tions, SinkiyG or Flu,-
tering at the Pit Of the Stomach. Swimming. of
the Head, Hurried and Diilicull Brof fthng, Flut.
tering at the Hear, Choking or Suffoca ting Sem
ion. Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency OF Perspira.
ton, Ycllowness OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain in
the Side, Back Chest, Limbs, &c. Burning in
the Flesh Sudden Fiushes OF Heat, Constnn Mt I'm .
uginings of Evil and Great Depression OF Spir
its. p1rRemember that THIS BlTTERS- 20
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From Rev. II Turner, Pastor offledding M
Church Philad'a;
Dr.Jackson: Dear Sir: Having often used youl
Bitters in my fami!y,I can say it ha been OF
greatservice. l beevein mos cases of gel era
debility is the safest and most va lua bleremedy
OF which have any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully, J. b. TURNER,
No. S26 N. NineteenthSt,
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LADIES, LADIES, LADIES !!
Donot fnilio read the advertisement IN
This paper, headed
Important to FEMALES.

DIR. CHEESEKAN, of Mw York
lileto Female Complaints. His Pills act 4
like acharm. Theydre reliable andsgs =
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IN pointed and qualified as Administrator ef
the estate of Abner Stock we'll, deceased, late Of
Thompson. Geauga County, Ohio,
Thompson, June 18th, 1864. 573wS
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Eighth below CoulesS ST., Philt

FromRev, Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Baptis
Church, Germa n;own, Pa:
DR. C. VI JACKSON Dear Sir:-Personal ex.
pcrience enables me to say that regard the Bit.
ters prepared by you as u most excellent nedi
cine. In cases of severe cold and general de.
bility Ihave been greatly benefited by their use
and doubt notthey will produce similar effect.
ouothers. Yourstruly,
WARREN'RANDOLpH,
po
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From Rev j, NJ, Lyon, formerly Past or o the
Co!umhus,tN - and Mileslown, ,tPa j Baptis
Churches
New Rochele,N N Y.
Dr.C. M .Jackson-Dear Sir;-l feel plea sed
thus OF my own accord to bear test imony to the
exec Hence OF these Bitters Some years since
being much afflicted with Dyspepsin fused them
with very bene fcInl results. | have often no
commended hem to persons enfeebletby tina
tormenting disease, and have hear d from them
the most mails as to heir grea
value. In cuses Of generaldebility, lbelievei i,
to bo tonic that cannot be surpassed.
]. NJ LYONS.
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D Misses Ethridge & HOlcOmb

Would announce to the citize ms Of Chardon and
vicinity, that they have opened Millinery Es-
,ahlsliment in Rooms at The Hotel, where they
will keep constantly on hand ALL KINDS OF
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Millinery Goods,

OF THEvE BEST QUALITY AND LA.
TEST STYLES.
n-r All kinds OF Millinery Work done on the
Shortest Notice, and on tho Most Reasonable
Terms.
Dcs-Call and examine their Goods for your
selves, before purchasing elsewhere.
Chardon, May l3th, 1864. 74Stf
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Fromlhe Rev j S. HERNIA ofthe GermanR Re-
formed Church Kutztown ,Berks Co. Pa.
DR.. c. M, Jackson-Respected Sir-I have
be en- troubled with Dyspepsia nearly2O years,
and have never used any medicine that did mo
as much good a Hoohand's Bitters. l am very
much improved in health, after having taken 5
bottles. Yours, with respect,
j. S. HERMAN.
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PRICES:

Large Size, holding nearly double quantity,l -,
Sl,OOper bottle half dozen S. 90
Sma llSize--75 cts "A bottlo-hal fdozen, Sf,OO
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,,sstD.

AYER-A' Bsrep, tTdsy morning. Oc' 70 Ann LIN
Bakely. wife o. Ns,lanisi y. Aye-. ESQ
Tho rea.vrs and friends Z tie fanny rec'iEy inyiirn
1-'snd TIE iTom he late Residence iI.h
a. bel,s-, "a and u suudas -lsfnoc 4
ooo,- isrieala' w be 'ak'r 70 efosH"' 'a i'' inter
urut, on MONDAY iacfnng.
y atcyv. lo. siaue. Ian~rs eas- copy.
BEBRfEN--At Krl.ro, Wcschesier County, on w dnes
Day DC; e, Ric.lse ? berEiou formerly OF Ne" Aoss
Tie end friends n The emily sr' invited 70 attend ma
fsrtra gtdsy ths .t'p int 81 10 O'Clock a. n iroi
Do ie resIer h-u.Ao. bi- rcnsus VI be- ssen 70
Iorters, Tor inerment Tho bsSioin train lea'es ztih
and sthSy. 81 b. -
BELf-On friar, lgoruns Oct e. Slsats s. Bel, ssed u
Tie rcsye I'd rua. Of the family are invited to .end hi
..e rslencr, 10. 23 West l2ss without luther notice
LOCEWOOD-On "Wednesday Oct. 20 Maria vie Of Samuel
o..rooa. IN liz o.ih year u hei ase ,..,...,
funeral sa.usaly. . nom her late rc.iacnce, Nc
y ssUih othi;. corner O. Second -, Brook yn + D.
PEGRyOa TArlsdly laoraias Oct o. Adiie X. daughter
The relative. AL friend, o. ,i- family respectfully Invited
attend the aus from the residence Of h~r Parent" no
- Shave. on saturday afternoon, O. o'cio-k
sCH3FLZEI--On TAuIsd7y morning Oct q, John D.
Scaras pei aged - year. md " dsy..
He friends sno ,ae fnend. " he ianiy spd 'o's o. 80
f,ly invited % attend his lnrIs .rom Ia ATE fos dence
No. ia West 23d SATURDAY TIE 2sih Lat. a. 10 -
No Fpg -G iu,il'ioi.s ~! be sent
STI-RsBERG-On Friday nsrn.ug oct % o. eonvuisios
Mirgars; w. ve Of Robert suTsoer. All % 'ona dAoss'
Of Geo I. 40 ssse , . .., y, H., H., - ,i
funeral ION tae f-sid-rc, her Psr-nt-. 80 - Atlantic
st Brooklyn. Monday the 1isi na. g. g. e'co-t g 3D.
STUpDART-Ai sln Trsnciseo, California. on 1h1r,d,y
Oct 2 1904 Mr. Jauc Johnston otCtiaT. bonn .. a.
nj, Iii. Lirli.Agowshfs Scotland. Dee 2, 1878.
TTLYOT-On Friday U.4 - CAharins C. jo o. tie lac
Can. vincent giycD. 40 the 18th ycsr q her -sc.
The reai We, ard friend, Of the family invited 10 attend
be- funeral ifoa ac, 's Tes'ds o, 20 ~ o L
wihon, farther Invitation
Tow kRht routor, Wisconsin. Ihorsd'y Oct 20 J7ra'
Tower cred u ye-fs
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EsREs a..

CIsrK-Dr 'SLAPOr Thur isy Oct. 2, p. he fehdence
~ fI. ri.. mother. By ,he Rev. ~. - Nr-had. ~
,ce T. Cl.gk 20 za 4, clles' daughter Of G.e l;o va
nan Dnair, boh 81 ilis city. 80 cards.
"Wednesday evening De-. %, ~
lie r. lruco 81 bTGas father by tue hes. ~. scott
assist "a tyih- Rev =. 4 PETIT, =. T. Cane, 20 Mary A.
eldest dsughsr OF Benjamin Ihcmpson esd al o. tins c'ty
GOpFEEN-NAsi l-ln Nes. on Coin., on W-jue.day Oct
i the residence = the brides father by be Rev WI
len g. CLARK, Mr Stephen W. Godfrey to Mis. My l.
Nsah bv.l OF Weston.
FkSrON-WlLIfAMS-On Tue.jsy Oct % OF TriD'y III
l.. CAuIeh - ,a lev Alfred Coak!,- -. D., Frederic
= Eaaou to rab. d. daughter Of 4. r. --.sms. esqr al
- This oity.
EALsEI --HEWEII-Qn Thursday. Dot. g, At TIE real
dcaor OF ~" b00.s father ny 'he Rev Dr tsrrs Ninn
Hamilton II. Has-s 90 Jc-cyhno a. shte' of W. a.
Newell esq. an Of Hrooblyu.
NOE-EAEEINC-A. the residence O. the brides iahcf
ou Tu.sd,s Oci. Is by lhc Rev. NJ. MstsOu Isaac -
Nee - M.s Anieh. Hae..ns, both Of .his city
SIMULTANEOUSLY Ssn krsncisco, Oct. }. 6y ths
Rev T. IA. 81 Au;or, PANEL Sews. n sonora Iuo!grl'
Co. California. Mica yirs " orisa of Wsppnaev' "a .
p4t.lcas County, New / OH
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co,rrruxe on BIrrgRs.-Tho use Of btters

coNrrTUyG or BITTERs. Tho use OF Dltters
oy eo,, he become ru-ll smong those who are cursed
% "a srp.ties inscti,e disesiions. shd 'u-gh u'els'
.vi.ee las Shown tibet thia share 81 urdcaiioi y nor on
= G moi palstate hat the most ehrirni rhode 20 produce
fr-- re- ts Kroverg tiiS deusud sud Inst ne lrslai
If tb. fseuty ale effective N ingredients ana the
e III rrsne-aor Numerous uust-iif pTeien'er ueN ~
s-v,,ed T. rrr-v Of the public he-e s'tenif
- Ed INTO notice TOURIST or aic. md iIenia lhcr
,-o.-s .n be- iovrsvr pTersron wh-h j. colI' mace
I ..-,- rea in uaurcf ss 10 G''t'p ihr iiNH
III M rsf.ei. goo uafc l"r sc.riiciciy 20 the Pai
ae aud Gus. lhs pf.c en nation ~ hr human system
m, ,r.r,sr- c. o. o. GOLDEN ir x.s y ubh-L 20.
T-'. M t,r,urs. ndr Win oirciHI alcohol the GOLDEN
fIq,n 30 ne. unduy excl the minute arteries Of ihr t.oi'
5r5 hd give srieIs' ..a., when is transmitted u I+
eec vlc thoir action to foffac ocoye1s 10 tone lie
hs-rt ia IN m o.. seI ~ sc'ts aud ihe muces their
,..,,. "a ,r.-sr,,isr has attained tfr popularity.
=. = -g MOI. nave I'll deserved H. They 10 BE-
Sonud i1 v,v pubic aid IN mo-. prissie Aoases. They
shouli re lsr i IN AIS j. Courier.
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DE-. w. IL. GsEGG-DeaT SIR; ! nave peen
..e.{re for O long time with what phTsltlAns c'A
So re pyOSTATF GLAND GHf RETENTION OF
,Jc and was uuuhic TO obtain 49,, relief until osrd
CS,,lrUroS " ArLg which bcgru o produce i's GU
49, ofscf sfte, f'-lins NJ or two oo-c: e1d ~ man
80 SO MORO rrcfrl ,fau at the results, having sul'
-d eii flaf map could suffer- anu I've; ana ia.htl
,o he deceived ~ thc medicine, would oe NAN's D"
,ay FuTy DOLLARS bottle for IT. ,.,--.as..-., g..
az district have hren cured by II ard Woud recon-
rend everybody suffering nom any disease oil 'A' AiN
ufgs ~ use Constitution Water.
Sergeant IXJh Ward Police
Nrw YOsK Dec 30. lsdi. ... -. 40 ol;g,.
500 vboesaie by 3loE0AS ALLEN. No - C''A's'''
an a. DWCCisis-
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FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES
A REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE


LUCRATIVE DISEASES,
ther CT tie Nor Throat Tongue Spine Forehead, Scalp
90 remedy h.. ever proved ia equsl
81 AS 4 GENERAL BLooD-PURFYIgG AGESI
the LIFE SYRUP STANDS UERlyALED BY
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
Doros Of The Spine usually dereoped IN tho youns Hi
Dies-, Esurlss and ell Dbesses iod Lsde. whC
are luferns rom pseas-s for which they :. loss
know what 10 DO We would advise the OF CONsT1TU-
TON LIFE SYRUP. IRWIN restore theIr palid eoaale
nance strengthen their weak back and side, give them new
tnessY Lew hie AID happiness
THE RICH AND POOR
are s5, to tho ssnre dtss.e. Nature and sciene. III,
made TIC Combination Lie Syrup FOR tho benea, of al
PURE BLOOD
Produces healthy inon and women, and II the ton il
neglected. In YOUTH dIscasS and early death the result. DO
not delay when loo hsnd and within the
reach Of all.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYBUP
I. IA. Poor Man. Friend and the Rich Man, Blessing
BUY II, TAKE IT, AND BE CUKED.
II Is UNIVERSAL IN ITS EfFECTA
VIM. Fl. GREGG, NJ. D.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NEw.YoRK
Price, oil Per Bottle six Bottles f0r o.
rYsens By E.pres. to all parts OF the country.
MORGAN &c ALLEN,
Wholesale Duggats Agents
NO. az CLiFRST., EsW.YORG
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IMPORTANT no TRAVELLERS.

While tho sofnarn b.cafne oa1y
severe pain ~ my head had been on tie
wato would hsyc been called 81, knees lady sitting
hv me anouiug ny condition. reached bottle ssying.
take swAcwn did So and IA e.. than i've minutes nv
trouble was ended The medicine Ioes Dysy-psa
urr and nom the eject hal upon tic stomach gHd wEss
have learned If snce think it must be excellent r-us
edy tor s-s.scknrss aud Dyspvp.is. ~ .,
Madison, June ~, 1885. MIS-. SAMUEL FIELD.
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CHOLERA NORRIS.

Nhas been ascerianed that GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE 10
sure and .ye,dy TOT Cholera notbus pysrnlery DER.
rhsa aud sndfed complaints. now so pErvheni-one to-
spoon VI oen CURING very lev minutes the most sestse
pains or cramps Il neulaies the bad 'ec oen pFodHcrd
y change OF weather dDEng ice water or eating unrfps
uit or vegetables viii cure 81 c.sc ~ o. every lu0,
II taken IL
genteaAl has us, called and informed that tie lie %
lady had been red By two doseA
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fHcvrrtice1lrrt Z

Dg.OaEsTs ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY sho
Hn.e DT,,onTsT's NIREog or FASHIONS. This splendid
aid Oerens Msgaznr VIII t qg' ind S n Soy PINTO into
:. otora, ~ cvsrv LADY Mother Mircr and Dress
81 ser. ana once oloyed viii be found i0dlspense'e'
.-rteu Dor No. nov ready.
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Schenck'a Sea-yeei Tonic.

This CREST remedy hss increased IL demand rapidly that II
simPcssioie for DIt SChENCK to fl the orders Every
dfs ss' thinks ms order. should be d.d r The WY
with sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS. 90 wtef, you
will city country. Fast Wes'. VOC viii fud box Of
SCHENCk'S MANDKAhE PILLS tine manlei piece
These medicines suited T. every one, and should BE- IL
every family. One dissolve, the food IN ,hs stomach, the
other sssis nature IN Carrying oG e. morbid mattel The
SEAWEED TONIC trnsI Up the tone Of tie somsch, eld
gives appetite little h-iof. breakfast vii
create appetite Aler eating my d.aner wine glass
mil cf will ise hs food ana proven; any uuPioaisu. -si
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ia. perfectly harmless and very agreeable 10 she tsse
The SEA WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS hs'e
don, 20 promote the health o. the army hsu any other
llej.cnr before the public Ia Louyie. ky.. alone here
thousands Of dollars worth shipped weekly ~ 'oadug
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ihSss nioicinsa
TIE Sawed TONIC 4, compound extract ca7ef- ly
distilled from weed growing or the rsshore ro'
sens Ill the rTopee, Of iodiie o. lion lodde Of fgta
alum. lodifs snd Lely Every component s Heat o. o.,
gastric juice Il tie food into chyme It conia NJ
nc coInysky CT alcohol b., H. stir. snus properties are
pure the hes, French Brandy.
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A yoic. ron home thron-h our CITY Papers.

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,y fge nv n uie the benefit have received RON kA
ne Of Goes y.pepsia Curc. Although great .ussre<
roc. dyspepsia ne dose rstsn. rrie oas
ounce ias enabled eat snythin: that please witouA
p.u have stopped vim Tie ,eecins 20 no osses
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Az ENTIRELY NEW INVENTION IL DENTIST
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TESTIMONIALS.

From The Pastor Of the Methodist f. ChuIch Msilson Cns
lave sod Goes Dyspepsia tgse in my family, and CO
= ;,nueiv testify To it, v. u a medicine.
HENRY GlOnAND. Pastor 81. z. Church
MADISON, Conn. June ~, 1905.