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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-28
SOLE AGENTS
Fer the sale of the celebrated
BUCKEYE & KIRBY
REAPERS & MOWERS.

in Lyon, Chase and Greenwood counties.
We sell them at Manufactures Prices, sdd-
ing freight. We have arrangements for freight
by which wetget them cheaper than persons
buying a single machine. Persons wishing
either of the above machines should hand in
their orders early.
Liberal deductions made to dealers ia
Southwestern Kansas, who wish TO
buy by the quantity.
Than kful to the people for their liberal pat
ronage in the past, We cordially invite them to
call and see us.as we feel confident we can
cfsr such ind ucem ents as will not fail TO suit
them. FRAZER d GILLETT.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

-NEw Jewelry Store opposite The ESehaugs.
See advertisement.
TIE November Term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas commences on Tuesday morning next, the
10Th instant.
n II. HousroN is how Offering desirable
stock of Goods at very low figures Prints, mus
ns, cloths, eassimers, trimmings notions etc etc.,
can be secured at bargain. Give him call
--RussELL's Star Troupe gave one Of their pleas
ing entertainments at HousroNs New Hall, on
Friday evening last, to full house. social
I" hop" at the Shepler House was the closing feat
ure Of the performance.
--ALBERT E. RKsp has removed his Saddlery
and Harness Shop into the building formerly oecu-
pied by RoBERr EsooTT, on the northeast corner Of
Louisiana Avenue and Second street, opposite
Phoenix Block, where he is fully prepared at all
times to attend to the wants Of his patrons.
tins advance sheets Of the statistical drama
founded on the hardest kind of fact, entitled Alb
stract of the Duplicate; or Rates Of Taxation FOL
the year, 1887" have been secured at great ex'
peuse, and we present Il to readers in this issue
II is highly fgurstive in style, aud will be scanned
with interest.
WE call attention TO the advertisement o
Messrs. FRAGLRs 4 CUSNING, Of Haskins. They
have an excellent stock OF Fall and Winter Goods
and prime bargains may be secured. In this con
nection, we would also state that Mesers. +. Il {
now offer for sale desirable dwelling house an'
lot, in Haskins, which can be had at bargain.
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children should send for number and examine
it, The Chidreu's Hour Is edited by T. $ Ar
TBUR, at ~ IS tear. Hve copies are sent tor
IS. Published by T. 3. Arthur Il Son, Philadel-
rha
FOrneys Letters from Europe
On SATURDAY, November I6, T. b. Peterson
Brothers. will issue Colonel }. " Foruey's Let
ters from Europe, in Que volume duOdecimo. 4Os
pages. As our readers are aware, these letters
now collected and carefully revised were written
literally "on tho wiug," while their author was
making rapid four months tour in Europe, and
originally appeared IN TuS PREss. Colonel For
uey trusted largely to his own observation, and
very little to guide books, aud hand books Of travel
and put his impressions upon the paper as they
arose Hence came that freshness Of thought and
ease Of expression, which nearly as much as the
large amount Of information which they eomuu-
uicate, has won a popularity for these letters,
which, we belive will be increased and made per
manent by their appearance in book-form. Colo
mel Forney, not looking merely at the surface, in
qured into causes and effects and collected valua-
bic statistics of several subiects, particularly H.
| Illustrative of the operation of Free Trade in Eu
rope aud Its injurious action upon labor aud
/ wages, The course of his travel was as follows
From New York to Liverpool, Mr.. George Peabody
i being n telOw-NOyNgeti some Gays b'Nerpuol
thence through the mauufa acturing districts Of the
North os England 10 Sir FrancSRCrossley's great
carpet factory at Halifax, YorksNra; some weeks
residence in hond0n, during " NJ visited and
graphically described the HI Parliament
! the vati,us places Of amusenie Pie Peabody
buildings. Mr.. Spurgeons chapel It3 preaching
the Bangham Hotel, the Crystal Palau, West
minister Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, the Towel
of London, aud the Thames Tunnel. 10 England
he also describes Windsor Castle, Oxford Uni
versity, the old city of Chester, and Eaton Hall
the provincial palace of the Marquis of Westmn
ster, the wealthiest man in Europe. Besides these
he gives passing and incidental sketches ot emin
ent public men. He carried the same searching
observation into Paris, which has rarely be'n 81
graphically depicted, Switzerland, Germany, Bel
giuin. and Holland. The result is readable anC
very reliable book, the key to which is an unusu
ally full alphabetical index, in double columns GOV
ering eight pages. good portrait Of Col. For
uey, engraved by Mr.. Sartain, t!m photograph
by Gutekunst, is given as frontispiece, and th'
volume is got in up very hands' me manner.
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TOLEDO MARKET

TOLEDO, November IA 1857.
FLOUR-Fine, 81 00@7 90; Superfne O0@
25i Extra, 5000 90; Double Extra aud Fancy,
10 0O@ll 90. Rye Flour, 8 so.
GRAlN-Whcat 256G0275c; Corn1 DOLL %; Oats
65c; Rye l32c Barley quiet.
POkR-Mess new 25 OO025 so; Hams 24c
Shoulders l2c. EUl
LARD-Prime, in bbls, l3Hc; do kegs, lac.
BgIIER Fresh roll 30ci in keg 2Sc.
EGGS-23c.
GROCERIES, Coifee-Rio 25@27c; Java 37e;
Sugars-raw sugar lO914e; crushed t7al7kc
granulated l711c; coffee l7Xe; B coffee rs Xc.
q coffee l514C0l6c reas-Young Hyson, 1000
lf5e; Imperial l459l75c; Rack 9O@l50c
Japan llO@l25c. Moasses 75@1OOc. Strips
far 55@5Oc; good 70@sOe; prime 9O9IO5c.
hlce-Rangoon l0c; Carolina I3c.
LuMBER-Clear SOS; I'd clear $50; box sa5:
stock boards $32; common boards Sl6; culled do
Sl4i fencing Sl7; Gull fencing sl4; flooring strips
$40 I'd do S35i joist, s5antng and timber, 1s feet
and under, sl7j A ls-inch sawed shingles 90;
l8-inch sawed shingles 60j 16-inch sawed
shingles 70 and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 40 OOi common dressed flooring 80 90;
common dressed siding S22j I'd and clear dressed
siding S26; dressed stock common, I2-inoh, S2S;
dressed common boards $lsi Lath 90.
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Communicated
To Teachers and Friends of Education
in Wood County, Ohi".

To Teachers and Friends of Education
SIX in Wood County, Ohi".
Many inquiries have already been made why
we do not have Teachers Institute this Fall; As
SsavUr answer the inquiry.
The Committee made arrangement to hold an
Institute meeting this FALL one week, to commence
November Ii, and engaged the services of Messrs
d. F. DEWoLF aud w. A. G.. CONVERSE, of To-
lsdO, and Mr.. r. w. STEVENS, of Norwalk as
teachers. 1t was the unanimous opinion of the
Committee, that the Institute should be held at
Bowling Green. When went to Bowling Green
to attend our examination, on the LIST of the month";
/ found we could not get house sufficiently
large 10 accommodate the number that would at
tend also that Mr.. w. CALLIHAH's school would
be in session. In view of all these obstacles,
concluded that ii was best that should resign my
position as one of the Executive Conminee, and
did so, for had, per order OF the ether members
of the COMMITTEES, engaged the teachers-aud L did
feel, and dosti feel, that it was the duty of other
members Of the Committee TO do something an the
way Of arranging matters, saeh as p<ocuring
rooms etc. Hoping that 1 have answered all in-
quiriss, I remain respectfully yours,
EE d. A. AVERY.
WEsroN, Wood Co., Ohio, NoVember IL, 1867.
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Weston select school.

The fourth term of the Weston Select School
closed November s, 1867.
The following pupils presented the teacher
very fine Photograph Album at the close of the
school. Mr.. MYRoN LEGALLY YVES selected by
the class to present the gift. He did 1t in very
appropriate manner, and his remarks on the
casion will long be remembered by the class and
teacher, and | trust the feeling manifested by
pupils to the teacher, and the teacher 70 his pupils
may long be cherished with pleasure by each.
The names of the pupils presenting the gift are
Myton Legally, Sarah E. Clark, Adelbcrt New
ell, Molie A. Guyer, w. l.. Ross, Joseph w. Kerr,
Jennie Gilmore, Eli Cuibertson Hattie Culbertson.
Hattie A. Dubbs, Augustus L. Avery, II. NJ.
White, Molle Hill, Leila E. Ross, Sarah N. Gun iy,
Ann f. Gilmore, Hattie Baldwin, Albert Brisbin,
Marion Warner, Alice E. johnson, Rhodl Van
Horn, Flora Smith, Augusta NJ. Foster, Julia
Wooddesssse, A. G. Van Horn, Ella Franklin,
Rosa D. Call, Benjamin f. Wheald, Wenm an
Wade.
d. A. AVERY, Teacher.
WESTON, 0rIo, November H. 1867.
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rhn rnIedn nnd Columhns RniIroad.

Ii no interest is taken in this portion Of Wood
County in the projected Toledo and Columbus
Railroad, il may afford our readers some satisfac-
tion 10 know that the southern and central portions
OF the county are wide awake on the subject.
meeting of the prominent citizens of Plain and
Center.Townships was held at Bowling Green on
Tuesday evening of last week, for the purpose of
taking the necessary steps to secure the subscrib-
ing Of stock in the Toledo e. Columbus, or any
other Railroad, that will make Bowling Green
point on its route. A committee Of ten prominent
business men was appointed to canvass the county
north and south Of that place to secure stock sub
sctiption and obtain the right Of way for a rail-
road. Another meeting was held on Wednesday
eveping, for the purpose of nstructing the Com
miitee in the manner of proceeding in the mi tier,
&c. The Stntinei says:
Our citizens are now determined in this matter.
II Is the intention as soon as survey can
be made south from this place, to commence the
grading of track thence to Findlay, leaving il to
the city Of Toledo whether the route runs direct
TO that place from here not. Our citizens NAV
look for hearty corporation in this move from
the counties of Hancock and Kenton, and all other
counties on this route.
All that is necessary to secure our success is a
continuation of this determination. One thing is
certain, can and will have a railroad through
this place 10 Toledo, and with view to this are
our people working.
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Severe storm.

/ On Friday evening last, thunder storm Of fear
ful violence passed over this place. The wind
blew with terrible power, and seemed to threaten
all things terrestrial in its violence. We do not
remember ever having seen lightning so brilliant.
No damage, that we have heard of in this locality.
The storm seems to have been quite destructive,
however, at other points. In Franklin, KY, it de-
molished a two-story tobacco warehouse, un-
rooted the Baptist Church. and injured rnmber
of other buildings.
At Greencastle, Indiana the amount of property
destroyed is estimated at s25 900, the Baptist
Church was demolished and the Methodist Church
unroofed. Many other buildings were greatly in
jured. In the country much valuable timber was
blown down.
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Nu NuAREIIEU.

HAYNES PARKS. On Tuesday evening, No
vember -, 1857, at the residence Of the brides
father, by Rev G.. A. Adams, Mr.. JoHN j.
HAYNES. OF Fort Scott Kansas, aud Miss ELMiRA
PARKS, of Perrysburg Township.
On the above happy occasion the spacious rooms
of the commodious aud beautiful residence Of j. j.
PARKS, Esq, aud lady, were filled with large as
semblage of invited guests from among the citt-
zens Of Perry sbVrg and vicinity many of them
old settlers with him, who had shared the tolls
and hardships of pioneer life in the Maumee
Valley, aud together have witnessed and aided in
its prosperity. The festal evening was ore long
to be remembered by its participants, who, with
united and generous impulse, through word and
act, layished upon the happy groom and his fair
bride, kind greeting aud joyous cheer for their fu.
ture welfare.
The nuptal rite completed, bounteous cola-
ton was spread, aul ample justice thereto admin
istered The festal boptd was enlvened by the
good feeling that prevailed, and friendly jest and
Joyous occasion that had called them together No
discordont note disturbed the harmony of the
ae,Gng hours ond " all went merry as a marriage
bou."
The welded pair enter upon their life matrimon-
al und,r an auspicious beginning. Affection
strews their pathway with its lovelest flowers
and generous aud loving hearts unite in the be-
stowal of good cheer. Ii kind wishes be a guar
an ee of unaIoyed happiness, then will their
future be uudimned by Il cloud.
The happy pair started, on Wednesday morning,
for Fort Scott, Kansas, their future residence.
The smiles prayers, tears, hopes and sympathies
cbari ShoI fri d. i'm ia -Ol
Western Hom,.
/" Holy and pure are the drops that fall
When the young bride goes from her fathers hall
She goes unto love yet untried and new,
She parts from love which hath still been true
Mute be the song and the choral strain,
Till her hearts deep and weil-spring is near
again"
Tie fair donor will accept our thanks for the
delicious cake received.
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PERRYsBURG MARKET.

lcoRREorED WEEKLY ?. r. MILLER 4 co.
PERRYsrURa, November Id, 1867.
APPLEs-Green W bu 90 dried 225.
BEBswAx-25 10 Id.
BUTTER- 3OfG35c " Id Eggs, 15@2Oc W doz.
FLoUR-10 00@13 90 lP barrel.
GRAIN-New Corn 75i0S5c. ~ 100 lbs; Oats so
@5jc. Rye 90. Wheat 9O@2 so 1P hu.
MEATs-dams l2I%@l5c 9P ID Shoulders 100
l2Hc; Dressed Hogs 0O97 SO W cwt.
LARD-I5c Up ID.
POTAToEs -60075c 5P bushel,
SALT-2 65 aP barrel.
WOoL-300I0c "a H.
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ReaI Estate Transfers In Wood CouniY

The following are the transfers Of real estate in
MEERV's 0nics, for the week ending November o,
1857: =
James Davidson 70 Alex. Weight; ne sec "a, tip
8, range IL, 100 acres 20 900.
w. O. Perrin 10 Michael Weleh, out-lot No 7
Perysburg- $500.
John ); Harbeck to A. Roach VIZ ne sec "a,
tp /, U. g. r. 80 acres-sl 700.
q. Long TO 1. d G. Wagoner /; eL Sc sec "a IN =
range IL, so acFes-Sl 800. -
Peter kEanoe o Nelson Morley 81 sW sec 10
tp 4, range ~, AZ acres-Sl 400.
John Clink 70 Absolem Decker az ne sec "A, IN
), range ~, 80 acres-S4 ,000.
Tobias earns to Milton earns ne sec 10, tp
,. rangs12, 40 acres--Sl, 900.
II. n. W'Odyorth to John Osborn az NV sec
10, and W az s1< se sec 4, twp 4, range 10, 100
Acres-oS 300.
J. .saFgent 10 II. n. woodworth; sW sw sec
], tP =, tknge 10, 40 acres-o2,i00
William l.. Ferdig 10 Matilda Richards nj riy-
e. tractf8, aeFes-t300
No, q Hsnsiers- 10 total value els 500.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 CONsUMPTTVES.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send tfrse Of
eharge) to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
dy by which he was cured Of Consumption. His only
object is to benefit the aieted and be hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription it will cost them
nothingi and may prove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South second .st VILLA msburgh, NJ Y.
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ERRORS OF YOUrm.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Seryoas
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
ful indisoreon, will, for the sake Of suffering hunan
iiy, send free al who need H. the recipe aud drsc
lions fpr making the staple remedy hy which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by thu adfertIsers
exDetIsnee, do BY Addressing in pesf.c. coma
deuce, JOHN D. OGDEN,
shs ~ cedaTistreet, New York.
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TNFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriaut
growth ofhair upon a baid head or bsardless face,
also recipe for the removal OF Pimples, Bolc hes
Eruptions, etc on the skin leaving the same soit,
clear aud heauti full can be obtained without charge
by addressing THOs. Y CHAPMAN Chemist,
S1t S23 Broadway, New York,
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wood County OEncial pirectOry.
NEW ADvERTIsERsENTs.

Notice To the Taxpayers of Wood County.
Legal Notice.. Tuller.
Ladies' Repository for 1868.
Store at Haskins-Feaples 4 Cumming.
Saddievy and Harness-A. e. Reed.
Ditch Notice-Simpson Jones.
Overcoats Exchanged-C. Norton.
Sheriff's Sale-C W. Evers.
Sheriff's Sale-C. W. Evers.
Sheriff's Sale-C. w. Evers,
New Jewelry Shop-Albert Graveraet.
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fetal number Of applicants-5S.

Nos. L 8, 9, 10. IL, Is, 10, 20, 80, 81, az, "a,
IS, 49, 10, Al, 40, 81, 81, SO aud 81 failed.
Certificates granted as follows Fourth class, 6
months-25; third class, IL months--5; second
class, is months-s first class, "a months~i.
-inID. a. AVERY, Clerk Of he Board.
WEsroN, rNoyenber, IL, 1867. u
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Teachers, Certihcnfes.

The following applicants as teachers were ex-
amincd, at Bowling Green, November 1, 1857, by
the County Board of Examiners, and have been
awarded certificates as follows:
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The Triel of Donald son.

The examination of the evidence in the case Of
HlRAN A. Donaldson, who killed his son in Au-
gust last. is now iu,progress before Judge FULLER
with view on the part Of the counsel for the
prisoner Of having the accused give bonds for his
appearance at Court. The examination will prob
nhIv not be closed before tomorrow.
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DR.. j, W. Polauds Humer Doctor, when the seeds
of death are working in the blood. This never
can 90 harm, and in thousands Of cases has cured
the worst forms Of disease. Sold by PEcK HAM
ILrON
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\a /MAsoNIC NOTICE. = Regular COM
A municaton of Phoenix Lodge, No. 1923, f.
s2fEA and A. NJ, on MONDAY EVENING, No
vember Is, 1867.
F, j. oBLINGER, Secretary.
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THE HARDWARE STORE.

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-
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PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
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Buying strictly for Cash, aud In large quantities,
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oFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTS
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Shelf Hardware /;
Heavy Hardware
Saddlery Hardware;
iron;
Nails;
WoodeuNware;
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MAaNoLtA wNrER.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne aud at half the price.
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Six -Poets-P ainters Players
Printers aud puliticiaus--all suffer from Dys-
pepsa, Nervousness. Loss Of Appetite, Liver Com
plaints aud all diseases which they may care Or
prevent by the use Of Plantation Btters. II those
sufferers touk these Bitters, the Poetry would be
purer the Paintings grander, the Sermons livelier,
the Acting truer the Printing peatcr, and the Poll
tics honester This splendid tonic invieorates the
svstam and enables the brain to work healthier.
Perhaps no article was ever so well indorsed by
all who have used il.
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Thereby ocit(fg h0t irds sorsly afflicted riih BoGs
r ico years, aettiolltg hemstr,s upoa my B,ts osi
ether parts of my hoip The sgNsipgs RAici sH,ltltf
from, them are 0idcsciflabls, Mulcc Il 70 tay Not
flifdly hted s,rcIGi 2f the mos popular hen,or rrsae
dies, bM ritlutf rcaoritg ne ofciiat ~ le'gih ~
ths earnest it9esi ~ intimate iri,ad iaiHe,d
10 try Dr. j. ~ iddnfs H,Bior Nuciar, dHd ant re,y
happy g. attest that al Bly kils remotcd and nv
led teas restored ty Hilg pr foinds aiac,did ms,I
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MRS. Porter, Dovcr, N. II.

DOTER, " H., Jay -, 1875.
Dr. POLAND; rrrcircd yo'0' ht,l' iRqtiring az 10
The efsi Of yolr medicine sci-scl7Irss ! hdpJ3V
10 say that pk IL is the Reulicihs Jor u.ai dr,aii6
sickness. Tried rdroUs prescriptions ht fund a,Bs
MGt settled ho stomach uHd cleared he heat HE Ne K
Doctor. itB as though cJUh bd,diy ,ctit 10 ct
ashore, 10 CRtredt YOU 10 iro2hcs into ship chdlWtSy
stores that Il may fnd us tag 10 Nos cho sgrr ppon
hs m,yhfY deep lOm scd'sickResS lcipijts rha ioke
their finiS wh hefa or carry plsss,g RS sioati iry
fr once, they cond uerer b. teiia % rogoge c'tS6et
t. IiRhIEF w. iORJIh.
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"bn with the dance, let iny be upcoh6dcd
No sleep til morn whcn Youth and beauty meet,
To chase the glowing hours With flying fcvti"
And catch a cold going home in the mrrniug, that
fingers for weeks, add perhaps ends in settled
Pulmonary affection. When this is the case, 6rst
,ry all the uostrum preparations in the market,
and when you find yourself growing continually
worse. pay a dollar for bottle Of DIR. J. w. Po-
LANp's White Pine Compound, and find yourself
cured IN tceics hows. Sold by all druggists.
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children should send for q number and examine
IT,. The Childreu's Hour Is edited by T. $ Ar
s5 Published ~ T. s. Arthur 4 Son, Philadel-
rhia.
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GEORGE W. SWEET NJ. D.. PRorRUrfor.
sstg- West Truax and Dooley Bros, Whole
sale Agents, Toledo.
For sale at Retail by Peck h Hamilton. 1Tz1
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Much might be stated in relation 10 his me'iei,,,
erntdincd ~ testimonials, Tat Is needless. Asl Nam
chester druggists about Il, especially T. ", 2 akt u
Bdrr's. Inquire Of M Henry IYumor, Of Bsdtig,i,
tchose 'Cie icds cured by il Of SAT- Rl,uR Ask aim'N-
az a remedy, as used ia tbtir ctsA or by Eeir
friends.