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PURIFY THE BLOOD.-If the blood
be pure the body whch is formed from and by the
blood cannot be diseased. But if there be in any
part Of the body any affection. such as boil or
nicer even a bruise. the blood circulating through
that part takes up impure matters from the local
affection and carries it into the general system
This is the often of sudden death to persol.s
Of full habit afflicted with boils and ulcers, and
who use no medicine the matter gets into the cir
culating system aid chokes up the fine blood yes
sells which 'upply the brain with vitality and life
ceases as if
Bergtt By lightning.
Now this can be remedied.
BrdndFeth'S PiHS
take all impure matters from the circulation, and
save the general health, soon curing local afTec-
tions also. Brandreh's Pills protect from tedious
times of sickness and often save life Sold by all
Druggists.
julyl3.-lm
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OCURE.-My farm lora-

" ELBOW UIHKE.-My IafHI IOrA-
ted iu Bedford township six mil North Of
Bedford, has upon il bank Of YELLOW oCiIkE,
OF the best quality, which has been used by num-
beruf persons for making PANS, with entlre sat
isflctiou am low selling this ochre at low
prices and ivi lhnse iuteres ed TO give me Ill.
They will Gud ii all | represent. Almost any ell
or can be made Of il. Call at my place III Bedford
township or address me MS follows:
iuu22 -3ms HENRY SILL, Bedford, Pa.
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DANCING EXHIBITION.-On Thurs
day evening last, the pupils of Prof.
5. NJ. Mott gave an exhibition in dam
cling which came off to the entire sat
isfaction Of all in attendance. Prof.
Mott has taught the Terpsichorean art
during many years, with great success.
His pupils in this place have made rap
id proficiency and some Of them are as
fine perforners in the higher and fan
cy dances, such as El Bolero and the
Highland Dance, as we ever saw any
where. We commend Prof. Mott as a
teacher of dancing and manners to all
who may desire isscrvices.
LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-This cere-
mony will take place on Thursday, the
18th instant, at 10 o'clock, in the morn
ing, the Right Rev. Alfred Lee, ID. D.,
Bishop Of Delaware, and several clergy
men officiating. Seats will be provided
on the ground. The Bishop is also to
preach in the Lutheran church next
Tuesday evening, and services are to
he held on Wednesday morning and
evening, and on Thursday evening,
when there will be a confirmation ser
vice and communion.
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Aotels.

DEDFORD HOTEL.-Ihe un-
Is dersigned having taken charge Of The BED
ford Ho,eI' formerly Kept by Col john Hafer an
pounces to the public that he will be aois 70 Si-
ford me best accommodations, boib 10 Inc w, w,
inv pubIic and heme custom. The house VIII %
innroyed and re-ftted and the Bur will always oe
we'll supplied with choice liquors His table "ln
be supplied with the choicest edibles Of the seStop,
and he - i'll spare no pains to make il sglis9'e 10.
all lfs stable is one of the best IN BEDFORD, anu
a good bostler viii always be IL aiieldh, &c.
s~R Roardetstakep bv the we, k. month or year.
T, Ims reasonable The public are respectfully IN
yited to give him call o,,ar,,,,rp
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STATIONERY:
Letter. Cap and Note Paper, Envelops, Window
Paper, plain and patterns.
- Don't fail to call and us, at No. l,
Audersuu's Row.
]. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
may25, IS.
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I IST OF GRAND JURORS, drawn

I IST OF GRAND JURORS, drawn
I for September Term, lst Monday, 3d day, A.
D. 1866 David Patterson, F0,emaH, William
Rock. Sr.. George Smouse. L. D Sau' p. Abraham
ReIghard, John W Sans Joseph Barney, lleze-
kirh Ha inner, George Beckley. Thomas Donahoe.
Joseph W Daniels Jacob kensingcr, William
Crisman, Geo. F Steel W. A. Danaker, Phillip
Barkman, Lewis Putt, William Suckey. Lewis
Housare, Marion Zcmbower, II. P. Will ms,
Jonathan Brindle William Fuck, Gabriel Hull.
Drawn and Certified at Bedford, this Sd day of
My A. d. 1865.
Attest. ISAAC KENSINGER,
JNo G. FISHER, WILLIAM KIRK.
aug IO-4t. Clerk Jury CONS
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THERE is but one standard perfume
in America-Phalon's "Night Bloom
ing Cereus." All the foreign extracts
have been ruled out of the market by
the present tariff. This is not regretted,
however, the might Blooming Ceri-
us'' being superior TO them all. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
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LEATHER:
prime article Of Red Sole Leather at 40 cents
pound; Calf Skins, Lining Skins, Upper Leath
er, &c.
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I IST OF CAUSES put down for
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CAMP MEETGNG.-TheTe viii be a
Camp Meeting for Bloody Run Circuit,
commencing Aug. "a, southeast of
Bloody Run. \ fine road leads from
Bloody Run to theground, The ground
itself is well selected, there being fine
springs on either side, with Il suitable
place for watering horses, close at hand.
One Of the springs is well known for
its medicinal properties.
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CLOTHING:
general assortment of Mems and Boys cloth
ing, at prices 10 suit the times
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1ru Goods, sc.

Beached Muslin from 10 cen's up.
American ard French Gnghams,
Cballies Dcaines all col rs, half wool,
All wool Deiaiues ail co0rs,
Barred and Pain Cambric Brlliants,
Nansaok Swiss, &c, Alpacas, &c, &c,
Bed Ticking at 80, 80 and best at so cents,
SheetIng Check at % cents-best at 81 cents.
All kinds of Flannels.
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REsoLUTE rs. SPARTAN.-A match
game at base ball was played, on Thurs
day, Aug. ,, at Huntingdon, between
the Resolute Club, Of this place, and the
Spartan, of the former. The score was
as follows:
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MEMS WEAR.
Jeans II cents and upwards,
CUttOnade from % cents up,
All wool Cussimeres from 80 cts. up,
Great bargains III Cloths.
| Hosiery Gloves Dress Buttons, II tnkercbieis,
A large lot of Paper Collars glazed aud plain.
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Summer. Hats from I23 cents up, all prices and
sizes.
A large assortment of Wool and Fur Hats for
Men and Boys, all sizes and prices.
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&pfrial alotifes.
Special Caution.


has become sopopular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. winslow,s.
rleasc take notice that THE MRS wINsLOw OF
nhE SOOTHING SYRUP IS NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE. juadawam
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The Soldier Spirit.

A special from Carlisle, Pa, advises us
that the soldiers of Cumberland County
met there on the 2sth ult., to elect their
delegates to the Pittsburgh Soldiers Con-
vention, in pursuance of the call of Major
General HARTRANFr. Delegates were elect
ed. and a series of resolutions adopted
The resolutions were strong and decided
and fully express the sentiments of the
boys in blue" in this region. They de-
nounce the Radical disunionists; repudi-
ate negro suffrage declare that the South
ern States are entitled to representation in
Congress; indorse the restoration policy of
ANDREW JOHNSON; and also indorse the
ernor of Pennsylvania.
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The peasant, who saved the Emperor OF
Russia from being made the victim of an
assassin, is brave but totally illiterate
man, who can neither read or write and is
of no more than ordinary sense. But
nobility has been conferred upon him, and
his poor and astonished family surrounded
with wealth. A mansion has been given
him.
To make the thing complete, and, by the
mantle of a noble, hide the boorishness OF
former serf, his name has been changed
into that of KoMIssARoF KosTRoMsKoI in
memory of the province which has twice
furnished saviors to the Imperial house in
moment of danger. lie was obliged to
show himself on the stage of the Russian
theater, and to relate what happened lie
was invited to grand banquet at the Eng
lish club. 1t is said that six hundred thou
sand francs have been subscribed to him in
st. Petersburg alone. The Emperor him
self says correspondent of the Nord,
asked General ToDLEBEN, as a personal fa-
Vor, TO direct the education Of KOMIssARoF.
When Assistant Secretary Fox, of the
American Navy, steams his Monitor up to
st. Petersburg and presents THAD. STEVENS
resolution of congratulation to Emperor
ALEXANDER, he will only have performed
half of his duty if he doesn't make his next
call Oh the new noble and tell him how de-
lighted Americans are at his good luck.
The Assistant Secretary can do this well
enough, and we hope he will, for it will
probably save the expense of sending
second Monitor over. If it is worth 500
600 to the American people to have the
privilege Of telling European Despot how
rcjoiced we are that an assassin did not
stick him, it is surely worth half that sum
for the chance to congratulate a poor devil
of serf ON having been the instrument
that saved his masters life-that nobility is
his reward.for anoble deed. Let's have the
two performances Jumped. then, and, for
both, appropriate TO Fox, out of that con-
venient contingent fund" over which no
reto can exercise control, say sl5O.OOO.
That will be the handsome thing, if we
must render our country an object of ridi-
cule to all sensible mankiud 0g.a. #. ). .ra
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The Eenians in Cnnadn.

We give as much Of the telegraph intelli-
gence this afternoon, as appears to be relia-
BILE Of the border war, which first opened on
Friday. We must say, however, that the
demonstration, so far, is not of that magni-
tude that was promised, nor has 1t yet met
with that sympathy and success in Canada
that were anticipated. The battles were
brisk, but unsatisfactory, on either side ;
and it is questionable, now that there has
been so much delay in the concentrating
and landing, whether the British forces
have not had time and opportunity afforded
them to concentrate in such a manner as to
give the Fenians very serious trouble in
their further progress. We must confess
that we regard it as wearing that phase just
now.
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ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

The Post says the Erie Railroad directors
have negotiated loan with prominent
capitalists for $3,4S0,000 on the hypotheca-
tion of securities Of the Company. The
loan is to run two years certain.
Mrs. Galloway. in Hardin Co.. Iowa, was
bitten by rattlesnake short time since,
suffered terribly for week and died
A Mormon preacher. named Cobb. has
opened church at Toms River, Nj. He
has just arrived from Salt LakeaCity. +.
1t is believed that the telegraph can be
constructed through Siberia with little
trouble, because the Poles are already on
the ground.
Wheeler Il Wilson are building a new
machine factory at East Bridgeport Conn,
which will be $40 feet by $40. The iron
trusses for the roof will cost over $4,000; ;
2,5O0,OOO brick will be used in the walls.
A Catholic priest created sensation in
street railroad ear in st. Louis, on Friday
nightly knocking down and beating fell
low passenger, whose blasphemous and OBJ
scene language shocked his morality.
Sea water has curious action on cast
iron, converting it into a grey, porous
mass, that grows rapidly hot In contact
with air. Some cannons fished up near
Scotland became so hot that they could not
be touched. afs . 500
The largest locomotive ever made ia New
England, has just been finished in Fast
Boston. II weighs thirty tons. has ten
wheels, and is expected TO draw thousand |
tons Of coal on the Lehigh Valley Railroad |
In Pennsylvania. ..f ,it
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-04

ALBANY, June 3.--The Fenlans here ara
sangulne ofultimate success, but are NOT
very communicative. No proclamation
WI De Issued by the Governor calling ont
the state troops unless IL shall he deemed
necessary for the protection Of State or pri-
Nats property or upon request of the Gem
eral Government.
Inc leaders IN this city say the operations
IN % lne vicinity OF Buffalo were intended ~
feint. and that all has been Accommodated
In that Locality that was expected. They
also say that the grand movement has been
made or soon viii be, many miles distant
from Buffalo
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-04

ALBANY, June 3.-The news of the can.
ture OF General U'Neil and his force an
pears to have given renewed energy 10 tbe
different organizations in this city, and
meetings OF consultation, attended by some
lrishmen, have been held during today.
The presence of General Sweeney--he hay-
ing arrived here this morning-has added
10 the enthusiasm OF the friends and SYM
pathizers of the army of invasion. - -
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9ew advertisements.
p. SUGARM-AN
IBrother Of A. sugarman,l 4

III (brother OF A. SugarmanJ
AS opened u store for the sale OF Ladies, and
s,reet SeTn1iemsns T p Furnishing Goods Int no Main
ne hopes by close attention to business and sell
.hs Eoons t prices as low they can be hon ght ia
@ .o nssIern @ markets, to merit tie liberal patron
age OF the citizens OF Dayton and Montaomerv
Hy. eHSuhy. DO not forget 10 call on him befofe pur
chssinS elsewhere, He defes competition P''
a SOGARMAN, importer and Iobber in all
ea Sds rs 9I Dry Goods, Fancy Goods Clothing, etc
der. sf q. tne same place and will ai ali or
tI elt WIN MN, for any OF the above goods ne
as w dealers VIII lind II 10 their advantage to- call
oeiore making purchases elsewhere m9D,lam
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PRICE: ONLY s5 CTS. PER BOTTLE

mAhHlAGE AND CELIBACY, an Es-
say OF warning and Instruction for Young Men.
A,so' Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE tho
wa. powers with sure means of relief Sent free
OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr
j sklLLIN HOUGHToN, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa atsdaw.nn
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NEWS ~ RRIEE

fsa,o,.,l I u ~,
stonI cas,,,,. -. d. noo1 % y the head of
oo,.tsi III ~ y Pany, which is forming, with
doSlari " wv ~ nunuIeu ana nity thousand
uo,iaIs' u,. wr uralning and sweeping the
a''sou' VI We" orleans oy machinery.
A Mr.. Crull living near Goshen. Ind. 4.
now in jail at that place on 4 charge OF
murder lie 4 acciised ~ LiIii,s, :, - g. "
ger VINO, he fancied, had insulted his wife
ROLAND ron AN OLIVER
On escaping froin sermon or prayers.
For they never mis any NTH MIN PSS,Ss PpSsiIS So
--t1's'o HaveA PdHfiiam
our PaRadf,n ncighbor Is wise when he does
his religion and politics mngle--
They baysn ,be 50 w2luily lack
Il ksw Hrrssi Re5fstsp ~ " s'Anp s'hsie'
a., cc,
Il, 81, St my ips' Welght, was caught
iinet II. e,io otioto, ny M. henick near Chill
i'0Ytt'''' 'ie o'her uhyr N II
"Kings and Queens ne,er slcan 4ogotIor
and why should other people ~ Fancy n
melancholy medical Nsaw bonesr readInS
that advice to a newly married connie on q
cold night! -" ~ :"
The ouo,ation ,vos from ,,t,o,,,. ,.,,-...., -
t,..J,t :, "''s .'o'i iia,, |""I"u' V
'"o auuehuuil' oy "Brick Pome-
roy" LaCrosse Democrat. a
1,he cditor of a., r...
eve ha,,a ado,,.on ", az hasteIh paper says;
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LICENSE NOTICE.

CoLLEcToR's OFPicE, U s. ISTERSAL REyySry,
THIRD DISTRICT, ONO
DAYTON, June 1, 1885 }
A III persons IN Montgomery County enpa0ed
~ IN business or professions required 10 lie IL
United States, who have made applicatIon far NJ
ccnse, are hereby notified that said anpIications
nave been returned by the Assessor for Collection
anu that SAID license tax must be paid and licenses
issued within ten days from this Aate al the ofice
OF the Collector, corner of Third and Jefrerson
streets, Dayton sun
Tea per cent penalty is required by law to he
added to all deinquencies after the expirntion ~
thelegal notice. JOuN l. MARTINY' vi
Ju2,l3aw1 Collector Third Djstrict ~ nhio
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

- MAYORS OFFICE, May 1s, 1895.
10 "a oitts~as er Dayton: y y ''-l' lP'Us 81. ~
an In compliance with request made by the Pres.
iue,n anu members of the City I,oari of IJesitb
WEnmnany ah1 many other citizens Of the city JoNAIHAN
t'iNNH mayor OF Dayton, doissue the following
~ PROCLAMATION iaAi~ i~,i,l y
WHEREAS There is Just cause 10 bsiiava ~ :, i4
ma ~ oT Infectious diseases are fast Approach
is best a Ior sne purpose OF being prepared in
OF OF small Pox the owner, tenant haa /. aQsfamilv
he city, aly rSSsS eSis Sr b. 5S9bss sbs s ws1 sns re
uHSe IL I 0i tne city to have permit as il
about their premse 81 Sas sy inst
M ssmsnt ba OF infectious diseases. such small por
.h " n.noerh, yellow nag 10 he put up IN a promi-
ssrVe asRs and AZ soSsRies90s p, place PREMISE
near a Any person guilty o. displacng any SneS
renewed wbe sSif aSe lSs Rus9g ags i y, there ssS entirely
an kspsrs % bosTdns tsseThs @ ySsi d soS sae
houses, are required In accordance with
.ioa one Of an oIiiinance regulaiing reports n
without delay every case wses ssrlssins 20 Shs Mayor
esIstinE %i,Sn ii ss abe RoT or eholera occurring
.GS1 j; ss;s s;:S 'na residence Of each In
thn, nss he WI VIII have the members OF their namiiv
physician G require Hr e W .ss opinion Of their m
disease Who sbaIi essys epg malignant contagious
s themselves on the public streets or no into
in9 said iissasn h persons VIII be IN danger OF tax
ss,tthSase @ fom some physician that they are osst
. Ray line of not less than ten or more than Yt1
mia JONATHAN KENNEYsN
----i-..- lAa llENJ Mayor of Dayton. ~
nOS.aARDS Yards AND BILL HEADs- ~ " =.
------llll liMa steam dob Rooms fi ,
l1LANKs--f f3ti .Yaa' .IiiGg
al finds printed with neatness and prompt
TRE EMPIRE
Steam Job Rooms
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state Ticket and State Central
Committee.


SECRETARY OF STATE.
GEN. BENZ. LIE FEVRE, Of Shelby.
BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
WIN. LARwILL, Of Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE,
THOS. NJ. KEY, Of Hamilton.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
First District--Jeremiah Keirsted.
Second District--R. X, Cox. jun.
Third District--Colonel G., j. Beam.
Fourth District-George +. Dawson.
Fifth District-'S. s. Snyder.
Sixth District--John @. Doran.
Seventh District-John G.. Thompson.
Eighth District-JOnas Smith.
Ninth District--Judge A. Kramer.
Tenth District--J. VI. Hagg.
Eleventh District--J. w. Newman.
Twelfth District--Dr. Wayne Griswold.
Thirteenth District-John r. Follett.
Fourteenth District--John Z. Jeil'ries.
Fifteenth District-M ID. Follett.
Sixteenth District-Charles ii. Michnier
Seventeenth District-Charles Il. Aten.
Eighteenth District--GeDeralJ w, Fitch
Nineteenth District-Jeilerson Palm.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

DR. n. CONE may be consulted as follows.
In AENiA at the Depot Eating House. on rburs.
9ays march u April f2i May II; July 6; Aug 0:
~, IN DAYTON nt the Phillips Honse on FRIDAYS
NJ MaTeh n April 49, May 49, Jnly o. Aug 1O sept
In TROY At the Morris House on saturdavs
n march 10 April IA May 10; Jnly7; Aug. ii se1t
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House on
Aug. l6i sept. 20; Oct 25 - ""i' -
Dr CoNE has had Offices In each of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the nast
seven years, and as he has treated and cured ai,y
rhtients, In each of the above places he can rive
he Dest OF references in each place as 10 his skill
cbrori ooNE ISsa treats and Cures all varieties OF
Far makes no charge for consultation, lint il
5nose VINO consult him desire treatment he ch araes
Medicines that will last patient from four 10 81 y
months, cost from Five to Thirty dollars in Cash
Address Dr. Il. CONE,
uo,,ok ,,,. .....,....r COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 3.-zA smad
of Fenians left Mattewau yesterday. A
squad left NewbuTg on Friday, and sauad
VIII leave here on Tuesday or Wednesday
for the Canada border. lI4'F -
ERE, PA- June 3-Three hundred Fen
ians embarked near this place for some
point Ia Canada this morning. fleet Of
seven large fishing boats also left Barcelona
for Long Point with Fenians and supplies.
DETROIT, June 3.-Great numbers of
A demonstration in some direction Is m
donbtedly intended. A large quantity of
rifles in the Merchants dispatch warehouse,
were seized tonight by the United States
authorities. T ID rfsir
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sAHDUsKY AND CINCINNATI R. R.
1850 u ca N GssGEsaE 1895

( nnd after Monday, May 81, Passenger Ty,t;n,
N4,i,M VIII De run on the Sandusky and Cincinnati
M.upr.t Leave Dayton. Arrive.
Night cypress "a a az ~ an u III o;x0 p m
Mail Train North, connects nj 9n,1,o - fa, u
for tfe he 1n5haf ni5 springs and Delaware IL Forrest
Enst MI Ist az carey for Findlay st Clyde for the
Night Express North connects nj a., x.,,yC,o. a.,
nast' ~ SANDusKY for Cleveland and the East ,nd
and Upper Lakes '-1""u' De'ioH
sleeping Cars on Night Express 9e
- III, POTTER General Sunerintendaot
b. HARGRAvR, Agent m,s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21
A Few words Of Common Sense.

How there who not subject to affection
the lungs respiratory orgns Who by negeetng pre-
moaisory symptoms asgcayate the complaint until dis
strikes It's shafts causing inexpressibe torture OF the
patient, and anxiety and distress TO friends. Only
cold ~ slight sore thrsatln Il te heedess remark
OF many when so affected. Yes Only coldn the
theughtess expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT should be the motto forever
In the minds ofa subject to Coughs Colds, oaarrh,
Influenza Words of advice should be needed BY all suf
ferng from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption. Reflects
within their reach and if neglected, fatal consequences
ensuea life of misery daily hourly struggle for exist
enee contest m which there can be but victor
Death!
Does it not sppa the strongest mind to think OF the
suit caused by neglect? They why delay What
be offered when timely warning is souneed In your
earsa when the danger pointed out, why not avoid it,
Marsdeu P, ctorial Balm has been used with
nearly million Of cases, and is endorsed by the Medical
Faculty the prompt and eesciOus remedy that
scientho research has discovered relieve and all
cases of Coughs Colds Influenza and consumption. the
case not beyond all hope Even when the sufferer is in
the last stages he viii find rsiief by using hs preparaon
One bottle will convince the ineredulous that the
merits Of this preparation by exaggerated :
in fct-n shor, Of the euloges bestowed upon by
thousands who have been cured by its timely
guarantee accompanies each BOTTLE and dealers in
strused in every instance to refund the money, whoa this
preparation :ails to relieve.
Prepared by T. w. MaFsden, 49, Broadway, New York,
and for sale BY all Druggists, Price, 81 per bottle
Wholesale Agents John +. Henry & Co.. Waterbury
Geo. c. Goodwin, NJ. c. Burr Co., Boston. t34eow-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-21
Stand FIRM |

We trust and believe there are very
few if any federal ofhcc.holders In shh
section Of Vermont who will dcscr, their
ooloIs and abandon their Union faith Ia
the present hour of political treaehesy.
No matter if your official head "a gu, OF.
stand firm by the cause which alone cave
you the positions you enjoy. aud do not
tarnish your regulations by going ever TO
the enemy. Most Of you have received
your appointments by petitions from the
Union people who supported and did the
hard work Of the war and gave you tho
good places in the fullest confidence that
you would not betray them and now
when the people have stood by you, viii
you not stand BY themf Is there ono
who viii desert? Let the glorious aa.
swer be NOT ONE! STAND rtRM!