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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-03-09
SUGAR MAKING. = Farmers say

SUGAR MAKING. - Farmers Say
that so far there has been no sugar
weather. Some of them have open,
ed few trees, but the frost was not
out of the ground sufficiently to al.
low the sugar water to run. They,
for some reason, seem to think the
present season will not be agood one
for sugar making. II IL is not, we
hope that as much sugar will be made
as possible. Every sugar tree should
be opened, as the present high prices
of sugars make it ON object for farm
ers to make as near enough for their
own use as possible, while those who
make more than that amount can al
ways find q ready market for it at re-
munerative prices. A farmer, writ
ing to an agricultural paper, says his
method of opening trees is to take
an inch and half auger and bore in.
to the tree about half an inch. This
he thinks is better than to use q small
er auger, boring deeper. In the lat
ter case the wound is apt to heal
over on the outside, and the inside
dies and decays, while by the former
method the wound commences TO
heal from the inside, and in a few
years the tree is as sound and
smooth as ever.
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All efforts to rival the j. Monroe
Taylor Gold Medal Soap have sig
nally failed; we do not hesitate to
pronounce it the cheapest and best
Soap in existence, it will take out
grease, spots, or paint, will make
nice soft soap, and make clothes of
all grades look better after washing
than any other article of the kind in
the market: it will not injure the fin
est fabric. Try it, their Depot is at
ll2 Liberty Street, New York
Most of the grocers sell it.
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A FAMILY PoIsoNEp.-A case of
poisoning occurred in Arcadia, on
Thursday of last week, by which
family and two other persons came
near losing their lives.
The circumstances, as we learn
them, are as follows: Capt. M. ID.
Miller, his family, young man NAM
ed Keyser, and Mrs. Chadwick of this
place, were taken sick at the house
of Capt. NJ and it appeared that the
sickness resulted from poison--i it was
so pronounced by DR.. III. d. Ballard,
who was called the next morning.
The suffering OF those poisoned was
great, but happily all are recovering.
The water in the well by some
means had been poisoned, and it was
from drinking this that the persons
became affected. How it became
poisoned has not been ascertained.
Capt. MS people had been poisoning
rats, and by some it was supposed
that the animals had gone to the well
to drink, and thus poisoned the wa
ter. 1t hardly seems plausible that
in this manner the water could be
sufficiently impregnated to affect a
person seriously. Peple do not seem
to think that the well was wilfully
poisoned by some one bearing enmi.
ty to Mr.. NJ, as lie is q man very
much thought of, and not likely to
have an enemy so vindictive. The
matter, as it now stands; is somewhat
mysterious, and calls for thorough
investigation.
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a Coon CHAScE.-The undersign-
ed having to be absent from town
for some time, wishes to get n good
man to take charge of his music store,
commission business, and general
agency for Pianos, Melodeons, etc.
Agricultural implements, etc. Ev
erything furnished, and half the
profits allowed. None but a good
energetic man need apply. Call
soon.
G. w WAITrRs
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BUSINESS CHANGE. - Mr.. S. ID.
Houpt has bought out the Clothing
Store of Jno. Kingcaid, and will carry
on the business hereafter. He has
moved it to the building formerly
occupied by Deitsch d Bro, two
doors north of Old Headquarters,
and will be happy to see his friends
at that place. Mr.. Houpt is well
known throughout the county as a
thorough, going business man and
prompt in all his dealings. He has
our best wishes fol his success.
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wHEAr.-A farmer, who ought 10
know, says that he had rather SOW
wheat on land that had a crop OF fax
taken from it the previous year than
upon any other Flax leaves the soil
in good condition for wheat, and
after it wheat is warranted to do
much better than on the same land
before the flax was raised.
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Gohn ana County -Mlatters.
Call at L. +. Green's Saloon to get
your fresh Lemons and Oranges.

your fresh Lemons and Oranges.
New BARBER SHoP.-Mr. F. c.
Brown has opened barber shop, next
door to Stewart Lambs Grocery.
Scarlet fever has made its appear
ance. There have been quite a mum.
ber of cases among children, most of
whom have recovered.
Meetings are being held each eve
ming at three of the churches. The
attendance is good, and the feeling
generally deep.
New WALK.-The citizens Of North
Findlay, are making arrangements
for building a plank walk, on the
south side of Center street, from
Main to Clinton street.
The L. +. & L. r. II. bridge, over
the river, at this place, is to be im-
mediately rebuilt. 1t is to be double
the width of the old bridge, but sim
liar in other respects.
SUMMONS AND SuBPGNAs. - We
have just printed, on nice white
paper, a lot of the above named
blanks.
HoRsE BILLs.-We are prepared to
print Horse Bills promptly and reas
onably. Our cuts are various, and
of the latest styles. Call and see.
We understand that the Distillery
bridge, that we announced as having
been carried out by the high water,
is still standing. All are liable to
make mistakes.
CARD.-We call attention to the
law card of j. B. & +. T. Dunn. -
These gentlemen offer their services
to the public, and those who may
have occasion to do business with
them will find them prompt and faith
full.
SEWING MACHINE. We have q
small sewing machine, which we
offer for sale at bargain. 1t is ca
pable of doing all kinds of work and
doing it we'll. Reason for selling
to many machines. Call at this of,
fee.
PETERsoN.--The April number is
at hand, and has the usual amount OF
light reading, and more than the
usual number Of fashion plates. The
seel engraving, "a stitch in time
saves nine," is very fine. At the
head of all other ladies' magazines
it continues to improve steadily.
HARDwARE.-A.& & b. F. Kimmon.
d Co. announce to our readers this
week that they have received new
stock of hardware goods. They
profess not to "blow" ON low prices
but will sell at the lowest livin.
rates. Try them, and get the fai
thing done by you. See advertise
ment.
HEADo'R's 58rH BAIT, o. N. G.,)
ARLINGTON, o., March 6, '66. (
The members of Company B. will
meet at Arlington, March 18th, 1866
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, to elect one Cap
tain, vice Waltermaire, resigned.
WIN, II Woods,
: First Lieut.. commanding Co.
9 AUcTIoN.-There will be sold ,
= auction, commencing Friday morr
ing, March o, in Schwab's buildin.
in rear Of the Court House, choi,
lot of queensware and glassware; IL
u citizens Of this place are invited
'e attend. Bargains may be expecte
II A. CUMINGroN, Agent.
r. STEAD, Auctioussr.
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Special Notices.
KnowIesee oneu saves Life.

Every living being has within his system
impurities. When these are within their nat.
ursl limits, our health is good but when
they are In excess, pans. colds, rheumatism
gout, debility, oostiveuess, diarrea, dysents.
ry, erysipelas.&u.. afiiict us. What We have
20 do TO recover our health Ia to take out
from the bowels and tile circulation the ex.
cess OF Impurities. This done. health follows
Of necessity. Brandreths Pills are the only
medic lines that can do this With entire "a etJ
TO all the oig gans of tho body. Hutdrrds Of
thousands are now living who have adopted
Brandreth's Pills as their only remedy Tor pc
RODS Of from thirty IT, nftv years, and whose
average health Ia excellent. They have al
ways souredthemseives, when sick, by using
these innocent and iufallibIe pills.
Principal Agency, Brandre,b House, My
Sold BY all dealers 10 medicines.
For sale by b. q J. NJ. HpBER Co.
marg I'm fNt.r
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The market has been very dull for
the past two weeks. At present
writing it continues the same. Rye
is quoted at so cents-a falling of
of 5; Oats 20--falling off of 6; Lard
has dropped off 3 cents per pound.
Clover seed is quoted at $500. This
includes all changes.
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ENTERPRIsE-There is no doubt
that legitimate enterprise is worthy
of notice and encouragement. Find
lay is a growing, thriving town, and
is up with the times in all things ex
ccpt the different kinds of manufac.
lures. At present, however, we are
going to speak of the carriage manu-
factory Of J,.P. Kcrr-not that it is
the only one IN town, for we have
other good ones, but because we hap
pcned to make call at the establish
ment. Mr.. Kerr has in his employ
at present, ten hands, all engaged in
the manufacture of carriages, bug
gies, etc. His work is done in the
most workmanship style, and with
facility that shows finished work
men. From .he shop in which the
work commenced to the finishing
room, the work goes oil smoothly
Mr. Kerr now has on hand number
of finished buggies and carriages, all
of which will bear comparison with
eastern work. He also has large
number in different stages of advance
ment, all of which show that the mar
kct is to be kept supplied.
Mr.. X. informs us that he intends
building new shop the coming sea
son. in the rear of Patterson Il Tay.
lor's Store. The building is to be
sixty by forty feet, and is to be used
for a wood shop. Adjoining, where
he intends to build, are two frame
buildings, one.of which..is for black
smith shop and the other for finish
ing room. When this is done Mr.
Kerr will have accommodations fol
twenty-five or thirty hands whicl
number he intends running.
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Hook AND LADDER Co.-The town
Council at their last meeting, ap-
pointed committee to sell the Jenny
Lind Fire Engine, and apply the pro-
cceds towards purchasing apparatus
for a Hook and Ladder Co.
Also, ordered the building of a
side walk at the north end of the
covered bridge.
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ANOTHER CHANGE At THE FOUNDRY.
Mr.. Jesse Wolf has disposed of
his interest in the Findlay Foundry,
and the business is now in the hands
of Messrs. Adams & Mungen. See
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Strange, but True,

Every young lady and gentleman in the Uni
ted States can hear something very much To
their advantage By return mail Gree #
charge) by addressing the undersiened.- -
Those having fears Of being humbugged viii
oplige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
THUS. +. CHAPMAN.
febsly sNP&co s3l Broadway, NY.
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New RooM.--lI. &. T.. Deitsch
have removed their splendid stock of
Furniture into the old room Of Whee-
Ter & Co. They have splendid
stock of the finest kind of furniture,
and ask those in want OF any article
IN their line, TO call.
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II q
Vegetable s,c,Illan Hair Reuewer

vegetable SIcillian Hair Renewer
Has proved itself 10 be the most perfect prep
aration for the hair ev,r offered to the pub
lie.
Itisa a vegetable compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
II viii restor Gray Hair to its 0ri sinal ool-
or.
II W III keep the hair from falling out.
II oleanses the scalp, and makes the hair
soft lustrous and silken.
II Ia splendid hair dressing.
Noperson. old or young should fail touse II.
1t Is recommended and used by the first
Medical authority.
sS- Ask for Halls vegetsbi tSicillian Hair
Renewer, and take no other.
r.. e ALL 4 Co.,
Nashua, N. II. Proprietors.
For sale by 8. d J. NJ. HUBER& Co.
For sale by all druggists.
Sept "a 2lsa5,-vl2nl6.
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Errors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, Will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all WHO need IL, the REQ pc ana directions Q
making the simple remedy by which lie was
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profi by tho ad-
vertiser's experienc }, can DO 81 by address.
ing JOHN B. DG ZEN.
teb9-ly sNPAco Is Chambers At. N. Y.
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Human praise is sweet"

But so many thousands Of persons
have been permanently cured of Ca.
tarrh by the use of DR.. D. II. Seelye's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy, that to hear
this invaluable Medicine praised is
no longer a novelty. For sale by all
Druggists. t
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Marriage and Celibacy.

An essay Of warning and instruction for
Young Men. Also, diseases and abuses which
prematurely prostrate the vital powers, with
sure means OF relief, Sent free OF charge. In
sealed letter envelopes. ADDRESS, DR.. j. Skill
LIN HoUGHrJs, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. janl9.ly
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The GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM was
awarded to the Organs and Melodi-
ans, sold by w. S. Lunt, Fostoria, o.,
at the great fair OF the American In.
stitutc held in New York, Oct. 1865,
over all competitors.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-03-09

There have been several cases of
diptheria in the county. We have
heard Of but one death resulting
thersfrom. rv "-
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j. R. Maley calls attention to the
Spring styles of Ladies' Hats and
Bonnets, which he has received
This is the first stock of the kind
brought to town this season. Those
ladies wanting 'love OF a bonnet"
should call.
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MAltKIED.

March lst, by lev.J. A. Meeks, Mr. OLIVER
". sPRerL, OF New Jersey, and Miss FASsIE
A. TAYLOR.
March 9th, in Tim, at the residence Of the
brides p1rents, by the Rev. C.J. Lyon, Capt.
I. j. RAY, Of Findlay, and Mss Ida u. Hon.
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We return tiIanks 60 those who
have have thus come forward and
paid their subscriptions, and hope
the many others who are indebted to
us will offend in like manner.
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= feEIrfs7oh'7a5eBseRFPFfess---Ehe
following are the names of those
who have paid their subscriptions,
and the amounts paid by them, from
February 10Th to March sth. AS
we shall publish them each week
hereafter, won't our friends who are
indebted to us come forward and
pay, that the amount received will
nrnannt a resnectahln nnnearnnnn2
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A dministratrixs Sale Of
Real Estate.

PURSUANCE OF ANORDER GRANT
i ED by the pr, bate Court of Hancock co..
Uhio, will oherior sale at public auction.
On the I0th day OF March, 1850,
Att O'Clock Y. NJ. at the door OF the Court
House IN fiudlay, Ohio, the Iulloslns desori'
bed real estate, situate tr Hancock county,
ohio, 10 wit. Part oi inlo, No. 10, w tbe
,own uf Van Buren, commencips Tor Tue same
AZ tho southeast corner OF sad lot, running
north SO feet, thence west TO the alley, thenco
south So feet, thence east 10 tho place oi be-
Anpfaised at $3.50, unine umbered b, dover.
| Farms OF sale: one third casn In hand; one
ibird in six and ono third IN twelve months
\ from day OF sale, with interest; tho deferred
pay ments to be secured by MORTGAGE on the
promises sold. isAIElLA TAhn,.
j. q. Ng1xsD, Aw'y. n~""
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Fresh lot OF Oranges and Lemons,
just received at L. f. Green's Sa.
loon.
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SIleriG7s Sale.

SIlCrl0S sale.
Daniel W. Matthias VS.. John C. Matthias Eph
rain Matthias, Jacob Matthias, Joseph Ma
thias. Catherine Bum, John Bum, Benja'
min Matnias, David Matthias, Lewis uathi'
AS ard Mary Matthias. In Partition.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. sale issued tom the Cuur, ui Common,
rleAs oi Hancock county, ohio, at the Jaru
'uy term u. lstG. and To ne directed in
the above case. Will expose To public sale.
On THE PREMISES. On
Wednesday, March es, A. ID. 1890,
Between the hours Of IL o'clock In the fore
noon aud 2 o'clock In the afternoon oi SAID
day, the following real estate situate in the
county of Hancock and state Of Ohio. aud
bounded and described AS follows. to Wit;
Tic east half Of the south Tall Of the .outh
west quarter OF section seven, "a IN town
ship one, U) north. range ntne, (J) east, con
tAining forty acres, subject To the wi low :
dover as therein assigned. Appraised NJ $500.
Alsn, the following real estate, situate IN
the cDwnfy uf putnam, and state Of Onto, AUD
bounded and described NJ follows, tu wit;
Tie south half Of the northwest qnarter o
section one, ~ township one ~ north, range
eight, (s) east, containing so acres. Appra's
ed at fl200
Also. the est hal { Of the southeast quarter
of section twelve, Q2) In said township ant
range, containing so acres. Appraised n, fl2OO
Also, tho east half oi the southwest quartet
IT section twevo Q2) In aid township an,
range, containing 50 acres. Appraised a, Sl2OO
Also, tine MOI theast quarter OF section Two
(2) In township one. () north range eighl
(s) east, containing 100 acres. Appraised al
81 $40.
Sale 10 commence AT the residence of Barbars
Matthias, widow, who resides On tho ~ acre.
| irSt above described.
TENS Of Saie-One.third IN hand on ,h'
lay ot sale, one third In one year, and one
! third in two years from day ot sale, with IN
crest from day OF sale, secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold.
ID. D. McCAHAN,
sheriff OF Hancock county, Ohio.
| ShcriTs Ofi g, tihday. y.
Feb. 22 1876.
| BRuwN X BvRksT. AIMS. feb2j oN
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
=, d. & C. r.. R.-FrxDLAY BRANCH.
VT. wAYxk3 a CHIC ,uo nR

On aud after Nov. 10. 1sG5, trainS will leave
stations daily, sundays excepted as follows:
Train leaving Chicago eat $50 p. NJ, leaves
daily.1
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Agents w slnte0
For Headley's History Of the Great
Rebellion.
THE LATE REBELLION STANDS
L out peculiar nud ext aoroinary IN human
events and the magn lhcent Gale upon which
the war has been conducted. constitute it
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lels Of the Worlds History.
Mr., ilrsdey, OF all writers, IL perhaps best
lTaliaed to portray the stupendOus features
II The mighty contest. His previous works
un less momentous themes have placed him
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tul delneatJr OF war scenes and characters
aud the magnitude and grandeur OF the pro-
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tion W MS peculiar genius ioi military de.
'cription. Under his powerful pen the stir.
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And nving re .sl,ty while his great talent ive
condensation enables him To embody every
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tU the public want. From NJ olher source
can SO clear and comprehensive nm impress.
sion OF the grand march of events be obtain.
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icS s oTk
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THIS OLD ESTABLISHED CALLE-
l. M In M ir-t class order for doing work
~ the most artistic style. New Instruments
have been added, and Pictures will be made
~ all yles. from tho smallest TO life size.
Oval aud Square Frames always on hand.
Pie u rs taken In all kinds OF weather, and
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Amhr"tyres and DaRuerreoiypes copied
Ind enlarled to any desired size. Call aud
'ry. tleblG ~ FRED. KiNNAMAN.
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"Jasper county, Indiana, produced
2S,0OO gallons of sorghum molasses
last season. No foreign molasses or
syrups were imported into the coun.
ty."
So says an exchange. Why can
not Hancock county do the same
We do not expect that it is possible
to do away with the use of foreign
molasses entirely, but every farmer
in the county ought to raise enough
for his own consumption and have
some left for market. Last year
there was double the Sorghum molas
ses made here than thc year previous,
and this year we hope to see twice
the amount manufactured that there
was last. 1t pays big.
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One PIagi One Destin,i

This is the motto of our government, and
It's champions. GRAHr aud SHERMAN, are wri.
ting II in words Of FIRE on the battle cloud
In the meantime, throughout the whole land
Cristadoro's Hair Dye
Is winning its silent victories, changing re.
belious reds, grays and yellOws into rich
blacks and browns. and converting In n mo.
ment unsightlness into beauty.
Ono Hair Dye only will eventually be rec.
ognizad in the world OF fashion, viz that
manufactured by J. CRlSTODORO. No. As.
tor House, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied by all hair dressers. febl6 I'm
For sale by s. h J. NJ HUBER 4 Co.
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Ten Dollars Reward

r OsT, FEBRUARY 22d, IN FIND
IL LAY, or on lhe road 10 independence. h
buokskin IN purse, fastened with a rubber band,
containing a $50 greenback.
The above reward Will DO paid to any one
who will return said purse and contents 10
THIS OFFICE, or to JESSE BARLEY, near
Independence. mari 3w*
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OrFIcERs OF THE FIRE COMPANIES.
The following are the officers OF the
lire companies, elected for the com.
ing year.
L. BUTTON NO. !.
Foreman--J. L. Grose.
Asst, Foreman-A. p. Setback.
Secretary--iI Dietsch.
Treasurcr--P. Mattison.
Directors--A. Yerger, A. Leslie,
Ii. Kobb, j. r Hedge, G. Phleger.
EXCELSIOR HOSE Co, NO. |.
Foreman--Theodore Mungen.
Asst. Foreman-A. Ray.
CITIZENS GIFT NO. ..
Forcman--H. S. Shannon.
Asst. Foreman-T. w. Taylor.
Secretary-W. p. Richards.
Treasurer-Wm. Tanner.
Pipeman-W. =. Richards.
Directors-Aaron Helms, L. II.
Hill, Joseph Lewis, Henry Popp,
Michel Newman.
ALERT HOSE NO. 2.
Foreman--John Parker.
Asst. FOreman-,JohnC Chadwick
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For SALE. .-Tw. good lots on
Main Street. Forparticulars inquire
OF w. X. GoopE,
At the Photograph Gallery.
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Foreman--John Parker.
Asst. Foreman-John Chadwick.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-17

IF faith would cure disease, our physi
leans occupation would be gone f; The
afflicted need but read the advertisements
in the papers to be "made whole ;" bul
the nosirums prepared BY these pseudo
doctors does rot often "baek up"the faith
inspired by these advertisements. We
do not mean TO condemn all so-calied pa
tent medicines, for some have been found
to be very valuable. IN This class we
would include Goes Cough Balsam, for
coughs. oupIhoarseness Sc, and Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, for indigestion, dyspep-
sia. and all troubles Of The stomach or
bowels-thay have been tested in thous-
ands of cases. Our dealers all sell Their.