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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09
SELECT POETRY.
THE DYING INFIpEL.
Reprinted from th.C.ounsti Gazette Of September lsa

What shall I boz Where shall goa
I'd givea thousand worlds to know.
Shall exist, or shall not?
Ceasing to bel dread the thought
Does death, in fact, destroy the whole,
And with the body kill the soula
Reasoni choose thee for my guide,
I'll hear thy voice, and none beside;
Come now, decide the doubtful strife,
Twixt endless sleep and endless life
Some, who thy sole dominion own,
As Nature s brightest, eldest son,
Say thou hast taught the soul will five,
And her account to God must giTe.
Others deny that this viii be,
And both for proofappeal to thee.
Ifeel, know that have sinned,
And conscience RACES here within;
Uthere's God-Q fear 'tis true)-
Does he the creatures conduct view2
And if the soul immortal prove,
Can sinners ever taste his lover
VIII they have nothing then to fear,
Because he governs there and here2 q >
If he is good, will he destroy, }s}l o'
70 And Danish every human joy2
Are parents hurried to the tomb,
Merely 60 give successors room?
If he regards our action here,
Why not revenge the oppresseds tear2
And crush the cruel and unjust
With pride and malice in tho dust7
These thoughts an anxious doubt create,
That this Is not our final state.
Il If there's o God, then who can tell,
There may be heaven, there may be he'll,
The Bible doctrinemay be right
If so / sink to endless night.
Ihate that God which they declare
His holiness is too severe; 4,t
hate his law, which says must ,,
Be holy like him, or be curs'd., ,.. sot eg
Once could laugh at what feel,
And, scorn the thought of heaven and hell,
But reason shinesa as clear as day, J. o'a.- '-.
outward man decay; Fa''' t'
Yea, itmay shine and never stop,
And misery fill my future cup.
Draw near, my friend-if friend indeed,
You will assist me now in need:
With you spent the jovial day,
And cast the thought Of death away;
Ispurned at God, and Christ and hell,
AS names that priest and woman tell:
gave the rein to sin and lust
Which fastened my return to dust
o, can you screen my soul from harm
Against the power of any arm?
All! wretches, stop-deceite no more;
I've heard all you can say before.
Iscorned the Christian and his God,
And trampled on the Saviors blood.
With him l now no part can claim,
4 For still hate the very name.
- Yet he must be more safe than I,
Better prepared to live or die;
fIwere right, still he is well,
If he is right,-I sink to hell.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

A BIG Gun FOR PARIs.-It Is announced
that Charles Knap, the cannon founder,
intends sending twenty inch cannon TO
the Paris Exhibition. This monster will
be 20 feet long, 5l-2 feet diameter at the
breach, and will weigh so tons. 1t will
be completed and elegantly mounted on an
iron carriage weighing 8 tons, with oil the
needful appurtenancss, and viii be accom-.
panied by specimens of the balls. shells aud
fixed cartridges. each 100 pounds of pow.
der. 1t will cost Mr.. Knap, including the
cos. of the iron. $4,000. This will give
foreigners an idea of the style of field
pieces we are capable Of turning out here
They have neither the proper kind of iron
nor the knowledge or skill TO make such q
gun in Europe--the latter has been &C.
quired by many long and expensive expert,
ments and ons of the most delicate and
difdcult items In making such guns Is in
cooling them without cracks, flaws, or In
furious skrinksgs. They sfs cast around
. hollow core, and are cooled from the
intsrior by . constant stream of cold
water properly applied and introduced to
The bottom OF the core, aud over Flowing
from the sop-l00 toes Of melted iron is
required 70 east oss. and IL requires IL
days 10 cool Is OF properly.
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The Chinese aborers are said to be, as agile
as monkeys. A gentleman, who has spent
some time 10 Pekiu. mentions courthouse ia ,
process OF erection which 10 surrounded by a
bamboo scaff1lding forty feet high, on the ton
OF whic b the laborers move about with wondar-
full rapidi,y, going up and down the bare poles
like squirrels, using only their hands and the
soles OF their feet. They show great expertness
IN throwing matsrials from one to another 1T q
considerable height, even casting spade. Of
mortar to man on the roof house without
dislodging a particie'of mortar The pspsf-c =
hangers, also, are very expest in ithrowas'
sheets OF papers with ono side covered lsvish.
paste, ready for being put on the, wall. Their
paper for room purposes Is very coed. the
satin pattern being the mostS coaimeniy asod.
Paper Of this kind is not kept 10 rollS - HisA
us, but in squares OF about twelse inches by !
ten inches. One man stands by the table ADD !,
applies she paste. and then adroitly throws The
sheet up ITO another one who hkes n on ths .
wall 81 jaeg q azfu hiUOds DgBdsad =
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Il. One pound green copperas dissolved 10 one
quart OF water and poured down sink drain.
will effectualty destroy the foWlest smells.d For
water closets ON board ships and steamboats,.
nothing so Moe to cleanse as simple green cop
peras. iefs s'fN 90 ~ 80 ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

4 BuSNiYSAS's PuGRIx 4 PEDLER --Wa,ssa !,
e.. Warren Nswcomb,l writes 10 the New
York Saturday Press; =.
/, / remember q very funny man 10 Green. 40
field, Mass, who sgnslIy failed once ia the om
description Of book hc put up. in ssllinkpOq
a library Ut suc,ioa He hadn't read serysaI
mach 10 books. Robb:ns hAdn't !; but hsssg
seemed shs titles. trusted TO lack, oand1a.I
vent ahead. Here you have, be srisd,iaU
Bunysn's Pilgrims Progress how much ..s
IN offered fof III How muoh do I hear !
for the Pilgrims Progress. By Johp Ban. =
Ysn It's frat rate book, gsnslsmee.
with six superior Illustrations. Hos much om
do / hear ?ai An about sAel Piiesin bI'al>a
Johui BdaysDrl Tells where sheyI esdsspsss
from, ANA sbsrolthet tubshdsds shiix hpk AAsybi.s
dopsi a6tsstaleid dsn snasdslq Hsse "a pisfsesssI
d one of ssa gain qbeat RIswoxtA 1sdtilips, "a,
"'h gPsek IN Aahadiissio,a baa ,son 70 bsl
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A woman was so absent minded that she
quit the railroad depot at Quincy, ILL.,, without
taking with her male infant about six mouths
old. She did not return for it,
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A widow out west married man to whom
she refused her daughter, because she said her
first husband was an ugly critter," and she
had learned how 10 manage such cattle
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Trains do not stop at stations where the time Is omitted In
- ...., . ,....l the sbove table. -- --,-,,
EY~ Second Class Cars ona n Through Trains III
Althrough Trains going Westward ,csneet at Cleveland
with Trainsfor Toledo, Chicago, Cs'u.bNs, sensa,
Iissopehs, &c.
And going Dunkir
With the sfN ~ n r. r. and at Buffalo, hthose
Of Y. Central aud Buao en- Y! City Railr FOR
Kss Ysyk. Abssy, Bosen, Ragsrs Fsiis, &e &e sndat
Erie with Trains Philadelphia Erie r. Ror Harrisburg
PhiladelPhla, Baltimore Washington, New York, he.
New York Express East connects at Girard with Tans
the Erie Pittsburgh Road for nesvills headville
jamestown, 30. Pa. II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.i
supts Once, G. E \. R., Cleveland May "a. 1896.
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A Ffeuch writer says that thero ere bot
four great social ideas. viz Birth. Mar
risge Paris and Death.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

10 Atcper. ion being resnoastrassd vita for'a'
draining bottle, handed him BY friend, .
said that one svailoo didn't make drink. lel
any more than it did o sssnmer. 4, s. 'ae,
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will entite him to share of business he hopes merit
All orders for hauling to and from the Depot about the
village will be thankfully received and satisfactorily executed
He Will be found upon the Road at all times necessarily
devoted to rest andfeed.s ID $40 :. ,r III. TERRY.
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MoSkErs.-Csssell's Popular Natussf Hin
tory contains stories Of refreshing simplicity
about monkeys ssnH hhh ,tosiN q ,ssaolF
when some men OF scisnce-were sussesd
10 South America, making obserys.ions On
the iigare OF the earth. .hey .xers. snuoysd
by the domssticatsd apes, which are rery
nameroua, looking shrougi their teleseopec.
pIaniing signals, running to the psndnlpn
they used. taxing sthsir psns. and trying 10
wrile.s q d urFai7t1iJe iaai1 I.iW s''SsT =
aS But the climax Is The following story.,s ,,s.
Tue smallpox having spread, fcarfuliy o.
haobgst the monkeys Of South America. N.
Baekardi7 Secraaas y TO ths B.ootnsbu n
Street Vaccination Society, was struck 81
the idea of arresting its further progress.
Vaccination was of course to be the nsssss
OF staying the plague, and bis schems cfoe
It's Introduction was singuIarIy iaeepias.
lie bound two or three monkeys hssd ana
foot, and then vaccinated them In the prss-
ence OF an old monkey. who was obssryed
to be closely attentive to his proceediarrsE.
Lie then left him alone with a young ni6S.
Key, with sSme of the matter on the tablS.
and beside it lancet, guarded osi7ss it
might not cut too deep, by o pcdjeesipR
piece OF steel. The doctor Witnessed ths
result from neighboring room; ths ola,
monkey threw the young one down, hoaadI
him without delay, aud vacsins sted him With
oil the skill Of a professor. E-'' ~ ~ ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

SAMUEL w. HUMPHREY, Real Estate
Dealer continues 10 supply the market with Building Lois
nom his place at the Depot Lots eligible and prices
moderate. 1ysls
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Take off your hat, man. cried judge
to en Amszon in riding dress. I'm q
lady, was the reply. Then, said his lord
ship, I'm not judge.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

DANK NOTICE.-The Notes of the
7" FAkhERs BANK OF AsHTABULA," will bs redeemed
VIII lawful money, on presentation at the FARMERS
NATIONAL BANK, OF AsHTABULA, OHIO.
A'htAbuS, Ohio, April 81, 1896. SIS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

The human body falls asleep by degrees.
according tc Mr.. Cabins. . French physi
ologiss. The muscles Of the legs and arms
lose their power before ihose which sspporl
,hs head, and these last sooner ,han the
muscles whish support ,he back; and illus,
trates this by the case Of persons who sleep
on horseback. or while they are standing or
walking. He conceives thai the sense 0l
tight sleeps frat, shsn the sense Of sneil.
and lastly, that Of touch. ." ~ '-,',' [,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

MANSFIELD & BRUCE, Wholesale retail
3easrsi Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods BATS
Gaps, DC. Ashtabula $50
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An exchange adyertises fora horse. for
atlady Of dark color. q good ,rolIer, aud of
sty lIsh action The horse must be young,
and have long tail about fifteen hands
high ftfr rt
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J. F. F.G1FFORD--Merch Tailor and whole
sale and retail dealer in Ready Made Clothing Furnishing
Goods, &C., sc, Ashtabnls. s2o
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THE Subscriber
Il has started
Draying Busin ess

and will devote his unre-
nitting attention to its
prosecution. If prompt !
ness, energy. and fidelity
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Clothing.

PIERCE & HALL, Dealers in Clothing, Hats
Caps, and Gents Furnishing Goods Ashtabua, Q. s34
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j. s. ABBOTT, Dealer in Clocks. Watches
Jewey, etc. Engraving marking and repairing done to
order. Shop on Main Street. Conpeant, o. S38
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Manufacturer.

CROSBY IL MONTIGLE, Iron Founders
and Manufacturers and Dealers Stoves of various kind
Flows and pow Castings, Mill Castings, and most descrp
lions OF foundry work. Ashtabula, July 1854. 100
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09

w. PUNCHES, Dealer in Clocks, Watches
Jswelry and Silver Spoons Clocks Watches and Jewelry
repsirsd Ashtabula, o. Four doors north of the Post
Office. $50
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.stng "A supt. Oastataagus C0l 0lTcof Hocss.s
9 We offer to our anfottonsts brstkfebsof
the tripod who aareo caught In 9hs syoae
!. manner our sineeresa aeonmisers tiob, nos
haVipg anything else 40 offer. I.ssOSs
catch the Ohio Legislature playing sssA,a
trick on us, that's all. - =. -
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GEORGE q. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
sars Iron Steel and Nails Stoves Tin Pats Sheet Iron
Copper and Zine and manufacturer of Tn Sheet Iron and
Copper Ware, Fisk's Block, Ashtabula, Ohio. 470
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Q. q. CULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Cheese Boxes, &C. Planning and Matching and scrow
Saving done the shortest nstce Shop South side Of the
Nsthodist Church, Ashtsbuls, Ohio. S4o
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L. INQUIRE, Manufacturer of Tin. Oopper
and Sheet Iron Ware Strict attention paid to
ing and repairing Stoves stoyePipe Pumps and Lead
fpe EyeTroughs Conductors etc Old Iron Rags Copper
Lead etc etc. taken in Exchange. AsoSole Agent for
the"6rHt1a Go0k AiO6e pTith thelaest
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
SAN FRANCISCO.
RHEUMATISM!

Throughout this Coast great deal Of suffering
is experienced from Rheumatism. Weeks and
even months of protracted and aggravated misery
is endured by the victims Of medical ine6iciency
and ignorance, which could he cured jast as
speedily rs was Mr.. SPARROW. whose testimony is
given below, and is only the echo Of hundreds of
other cases. DR.. BOURNE cures without medicine
which accounts for bis extraordinary success. No.
10 Masonic Temple Post street entrances.
San Francisco September 6, 1861.
Dr. BorRNE:- Last Winter, 4 was nearly dead;
Wy an attack of nflmatory rheumatism. l sui-
fered the most excruciating pains for about five
weeks wit bout any hopes of relief when friend
hearing OF my illness. called TO see me, and as
sured me that II l would stop "druyging aud dos
ing, and go to you, that yon would have me
walking about the streets in three days. Sure
enough. although was utterly helpless, and con-
veycd to your house in a carriage, and carried
into it by three stout men. and by them lifted
into the bath. yet. on coming out OF it, largely
assisted myself, doing much toward dressing and,
without assistance, walked from the bath to the
carriage. On the fourth day. discharged my
carriage ard walked, with friends aid. the eu-
tire distance to your house (ncarly milc) and
home again. and so on until cured; and had not
taken more than twelve baths. when. all pain and
swelling having ceased, felt myself well man.
And now am happy to do you this little service
of publicly certifying to the simple truth, lsav.
ing it to 90 its own work among my friends and
acquaintances as may chance to see this.
Your friend.
IOSEDu CD tppOW
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

IN the County Court of Placer county Of the
Il State of California: In the matter of the Pc
tition of VIM. Kilgo, an Insovent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. Fl. Fellows,
Judge of the said County Court, notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said insolvent
VIM. Kilgo. to be and appear before the Hon. H.
Fellows, Judge aforesaid, at Chambers at the
Court House. in the town of Auburn County of
Placer on the first day of May, A. d. 1866, al 10
o'clock A. NJ. Of that day, then and there to show
cause, il any they can, why the prayer Of said In
solvent should not be granted and an assignment
of bis Estate be made and he be discharged from
his debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of the
Statute in such case made and provided; and in
the meantime all proceedings against said lnsol-
vent be stayed.
IL. ST. Witness my hand and the Seal Of
said Court, this oath day of March A. D. 1866.
n. r. S. so cts. D. w. SPEAR, CLERK.
". D. Lawrence, Atty fer Petitioner.
March 3lst, 1865
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
JASCO GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER
MINING COMPANY.

EXCELSIUK DISTRICT, NEVADA COUNTY CAD.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting of
~ the Trustees of said Company. held at the
office of the company at Yankee Jim's, on the
2sth day of March, 1866. it was ordered that an
assessment Of ten NO) cents per share be levied
upon each and every share of the capital stock OF
she company. payable on or before the 2sth day
Of April 1866, to the Secretary, in United States
Gold or Silver coin, at his Office in Yankee Jim's
Any stock or share upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 2Sth day of April
1866, will be advertised on that day as delinquent
Aud unless payment shall be made before will be
sold on the l4th day OF May 1866, to pay the de-
delinquent assessment together with the cost of
advertising aid expenses Of sale
S. M JAMISON, Secy.
Yankee Jim's March 20, ls66-4w.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
Monday, the 16th day Of April, 4. ID. l. see

at ten o'clock A. NJ, all the right, title and in
terest the said Joseph Greenbower, deceased, had
at the time of his DEATH in and to all the follow
ing described property, situated in said Placer
County, to-wit: certain lot of land situated
on the north side of Main Street of Iowa Hill, in
said Placer County, and bounded on the east by
Garritys Saloon and on the west by the Mullen
house and lot. Also an undivided half Of the
Boomerang Saloon and lot. situated on the north
side Of Main Street, OF Iowa Hill, between the
lot of J. M. Cook on the east and heS. N. Calvin
lot on the west and fronting on said Main Street,
together with all the fixtures and appurtenances
to the same belonging Also one undivided half
OF the Iowa Hill Brewery, with the fixtures and
appurtenanccs to the same belonging. situated on
the south side of said Main Street, Of Iowa Hill,
and bounded on the east by house and lot now oc-
cupied by John Schmitt. and fronting on said
Main Street and extending back to land of Adelia
Hill. Also one undivided half of the Star Ba-
kerry and lot situated on the south side OF Main
Street of said Iowa Hill, bounded on the east by
lot Of VIM. Kilgo and on the west by lot of Mrs
Crawford. and fronting on said Main Street, to-
gether with the fixtures and appurtenances to the
same belonging Also an undivided half of that
certain dwelling house anG lot situated on the
south side OF Main Street, in said Iowa Hill,
bounded on the east and south by land of Adelia
Hill. and on the west by the Iowa Hill Brewery,
and fronting on said Main Street Also one un-
divided halt OF that certain building known as
Schmtt's Stable, situated on the north side of
Main Street, of said Iowa Hill, near the Jamson
Reservoir. Also an undivided half of that GER
tain inclosed lot Of land known as Schmitt' Gar
den, situated near the Jamson Reservoir and i'm.
mediately below Schmtt's Stable in said Iowa
Hill. Also one undivided half of that certain
lot fland situated west ofand adjoining the Iowa
Hill Brewery, and inclosed and improved as q
Garden. Also one undivided half of that certain
house and lot situated on the north side Of Main
Street, in Forest Hill, in said Placer County,
bounded on the east by lot of - and on the
west by lot of Dr. Spencer, and fronting on said
Main Street. Also one undivided half of that
certain Soda Factory machinery and appurte-
nances. situated in the rear OF the Boomerang Sa-
loon. at Iowa Hill. Placer County. And also one
h If of all the personal property of the late firm
OF John Schmitt Il Co.. consisting Of liquors. &C.,
| In and about the Boomerang Saloon, at Iowa Hill.
MICHAEL SCHMIDT, Administrator.
Iowa Hill, March 10, '66 -3w
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BLACKSMITHING!

a HAVING purchased the BLACK ~
IA SMITH SHOP formerly owned by
W Peter Harrison, am prepared to do v
all kinds OF Blacksmithing in superior manner.
HoFse.Shoing, all round, $3.50
Re.setting, Lou
Picks Steeled. 1.OO
Picks oharpened, X
All other work done at the same reasonable
rates. EDWARD TAYLOR.
Auburn, March 10, '66-my
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BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS!

II you Want n nice Game OF Billiards, Oh
an excellent Table,
Call at Holly's Billiard Saloon, on the Plaza. op-
posite tn. Post Office, where the undersigned will
be pleased to see you; and where also you can
obtain the best OF liquors and cigars.
ED. HOLLY.
Auburn. August 9Th, 1865 my.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

Nothing is more certain to produce low
fever than wall paper, laid on in different
years several thicknesses. It is in part what
makes the White House unhealthy, paper
which has laid on in the days of Madison's s
time having just been stripped off. In
Rochester, numerous cases Of typhoid. fever
are attributed to this cause.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07

THE GREAT BLOOD MEprCINEa every man,
woman and child ia our country learn, that Le-
Doyen's Family Medicines ore the best in use.
See advertisement on fourth page.
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
PUMP LOGS.

TIME Subscribers having purchased Wycho6.s
Il Patent Boring Machine, are prepared to fur.
nsh at reasonable prices Pump Logs, bored from
one and quarter TO four inches
HART l. BROWN,
New England Mil, !!lnoistown Read, Placer Co.
May 2cth, 1865. my
The Placer herald., 1866-04-07
JOSEPH SPARROW.
c q ~ n IL M TlON STR o N G..
OF IAN INTERESTING LETTER"

SACRAMENTO, November %, 1865.
DEAR DocroR:-1 received your letter few
days since, asking for my photo graph. which
will attend to as soon as convenient. AT present
am very busy on account of the stormy weather,
being out at all times, both night and day and
am enjoying very good health, apprchending no
danger If properly careful as every one should
be. have read my letter, published in the CALL.
and other papers, and have been asked several
times concerning it, and whether it is correct.
and l say l can vouch Tor its contents and more
il required, and so cab great many others who
knew me at that time. l remain your friend.
JAMES CAMPBEuL.
To DR.. BOURNE, San Francisco.
DR.. Bourne take sthe liberty to publish the
above, as many persons had prophcsied the Ie-
lapse into his former condition, on returning to
his duties Of the writer Of ''An Interesting Let
ter" whose statements concerning the cure OF II
well-dehned ease Of consumption have recently
attracted so much attention to the Water Cure,
as improved upon and practised 10y DR.. Bourne.
This additional testimony must prove satisfactory
to all reasonable minds. 1t should be remembeed
that DIR. Bourne uses no medicines whataver, and
that his patients almost universally are those who
have failed to receive relief from the medical
practitioners; yet they cured with great ra-
pidity and in a pleasant and agreeable manner.
No 10 Masonic Temple. Post street entrance