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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-12

the girl by the shoulders, and, picking
up heavy leather strap, whipped her
most fercely for upwards of an,hour.
From this m0thent she grew rapidly
worse. In the evening sho was insen-
sihlo TO all around her, and in the
night was deliriOus, and the sufferer
of The most acute pain. When last
seen yany person excepting her par
ents, the little one was lying upon the
bed, with her teeth firmly set togeth-
or, her limbs eontorted and twisted,
her hands closely clenched, and her
head thrown backward over tie side
of the bed, as il it was the center of
great agony. In this condition she
probably fingered through the night.
About 5 O'clock on Sunday morning
her father awoke from his sleep, and
without the slightest apparent provo,
cation, recommended his brutality to-
wards the now almost dying girl. He
dragged herfrom her bed, and again
seizing the fearful strap, whipped her
until her screams and the sound of bis
brutal blows aroused every person in
the house Shortly after be desisted
from this murderous attack, the child
became quiet, and when next seen by
the neighbors was corpse. About
scven O'clock in the morning the par
cnts, after stating to some Of the peo-
pie Of the house that the child had died
Of diptheria, left the place, and paid
no further attention toit until Monday
morning. Then, without attempting
to wash the poor, still body, or even
removing from its lacerated form the
soiled, blood stained clothes, they cov-
cred it with some white garment, and
would have speedily buried it had not
the police iDterfered.
Yesterday afternoon, at three o.
clock, the inquest was held in the
house where the inhumanity we have
reeitcd was perpetrated. The jurors
were respectively sworn to we'll and
truly perform their duty in the premi-
SOS, and were then conducted into tho
presence OF tho dead child. @
{ UponR rough deal table, in the CEN
ter Of scantily furnished room that
had evidently been used as kitchen,
lay tho disfgured remains of tho
wletvhsd girl. Her light gold,n tress-
ss, dishsveIled Ind matted, rested in
confused mass upon her brow. Her
clear blue eyes, glazed and death,like,
were both open; and her poor thin
lips were so far apart that the firmly
set teeth could be seen beneath. Upon |
the body, arms and hips might readi-
ly be discerned the dark, blood-stained |
marks that a father had inflicted
while over the stomach and abdomen |
gaped the wounds that the dissecting |
knife had necessarily caused.
1t was indeed pitiful sight, and
cne which should long be remembered |
by that father, who had so cruelty
marked those moments when his child
required his closest attention and kind
est love.
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THOMAS II. PEARNE.
Knoxville, Tenn, March 26, 1867.


From the Chicago Ropablican ofths 5rd inst.
A Little Girl dragged from her
Death Bed and t1ogged by her
Father.
Yesterday afternoon an inquest was
held at No. 20S North Morgan street,
before DIR. William Wagner, Coroner,
upon the remains of Louise Backbsus-
the little girl whose death on Sabbath
morning last was marked by the bru.
tai and distressing scenes that were
narrated in the Republican Of yester-
day. The child, it will be remember
cd, was supposed to have been inhu.
manly murdered by her own father,
and the examination yesterday was
mainly to decide the question Of the
degree of guilt Of the wretched par
ent. The inquest-eontrary to popu-
lar eEpectation-has resulted Ia the
aequittal Of the accused, though IL has
stamped his action as brutal and IN
natural. II was proved beyond a
shadow Of q doubt that the prisoner
assaulted his daughter with iuhuman
feroeity, and the only circumstance
that saves his neck from the hang
mans moose is that his child was al.
most dying when he struck her, Aa
organic disease Of the brain, was made
manifest by post mortem examination,
and Il appeared from the medical tes'
timoRey adduced that, though the
brutality Of the father aggravated the
disease, and hastened tho death Of the
deceased, il was not the actual cause
Of dissolution. I, b,
Little attention appears 20 have
been bestowed upon The child until
Saturday morning, when the father as
serts hs attempted 70 compel her 70
take som Q simpls medicine. Upon heF
hesitatlan 10 comply with his wishes
in lho premises the brutal man seized
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TON,NoEMIEDEMAR- .-
GUERITTES, Miss ..l
l.Is AGNES PERRY, l
and many others, whose high standing in the
profession gives the stamp of truthfulness to
their intelligent and genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western sayS:-
find that the g Email " produces all the
brilliancy of rouge and lily-white, with the
great and peculiar advantage Of total harm
lessness. 1t really adds to the softness and
beauty of the skin. .s. .u
The Magnificent Vestyali says;- 'r
have suffered so much from the various
white lotions, &c, which my theatrical pro-
iession obliges me to use, that consider it
perfect benefAction to find a preparation
which gives the necessary whiteness to the
skin, and leaves the skin cool ard smooth.
Miss Maggie Mitchell says:-
have tried the skin beautifer, "L'Email
de Paris" and found that Il instantly i'm
parts natural bloom ana freshness to the
complexion.
"Jared's Emai. de Paris" Is used as q DELI
cate beautifier of the skln for Theatre, SG-
loon or Ball Room, by the most refined and
ladies; producing all the beauti-
tying effects Of rouge and lily-white, without
their vulgar glare or injury to the skin.
Sold by all frst-class Druggists, Perfu-
mers and Ladies' Hair Dressers.
L. Isabeau, 822 Broadway Demas Barnes
4 Co., and r. G. Wells L Co., New York, and
Eugine Jouin, Ill South Tenth street, and
Johnston, Holloway & COWden, Philadelphia,
Agents.
JARED h RENE, General Agents and I'm
porters, N. Y, [noy2a lse6mos6,
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B@.ASNoUNcING CANDIDATEs-For County
Offices, So 90; State, $40 90.
JoB-PRMTING, of all descriptions, neatly
executed. ..a
BA. All communications tending to per-
sonal agrandizement or emolument will be
charged the same as advertisements.
Advertisements and Subscriptions con-
ttnued unless arreaFages are paid and
ordered 20 be stopped, and they will
be charged for accordingly.
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AZ tt M ~ .,|
LA .....s. .... .s,.st.l ..
inc of its star 20 0T'[ 80 - y -
Rolled back the foes of Fr eedom meath angry clouds
Of war.
While the brIqht beams Of its glory like a beacon
'' sbons aSar - -
In triumph marching on.
cboTns--Ilioryi 0lory2 HaIleIbinbi
Cjioyy glory HalIeluiaLI
Glory glory Hallelnjah
81 H. In triumph marching on.
.., ..-..,.., LIZ
In us bcauty we nave seen w. IN airee ana happy
land, 49,, s.,,, O..
chosen band
Her long bright list OF heroes who had sworn In heart
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The Noble County Republican saya
Mr.. John Gray, of that county, aged
lO4 years, went 10 the polls on the OH
ult., and deposited bis ballot. voting
the whole Union ticket. Mr. G's first
vote was cast for George Washington
for President. The venerable patriot
served with creditln the Revolntiona,
ry War and in the War Of 1919.
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JULES JAREp's
" EMAIL DE PARIS
THE NEW BEAUTlFYER OF THE SKIN.
TESTIMONIALS FROM CRLEDRl7EO LADIES.

TESTIMONIALS PRON CELEBRATED LADIES.
This secret of beautiying the skin being
known only to Messrs. Jared b Rene, they
honoraly state that it differs from all other
preparations. 1t gives to the most harsh and
freckled skin both the texture and color OF
whether appearing as freckles, tan, morphew,
moth, or blnck-wOrm specks, and is especi-
ally successful in smOoththing out the marks
left by SMALL Pox.
The agents of "L'Email de Paris" most
confidently submit to the public the earnest
endorsements Ofsuch distinguished ladies as
sIGNORA RISTORI, NILE FELICITA VEST
WALL, Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL, Mrs.
D. P. BOWERS, LUCILLE WES-
TERN, Mdm'e P0NISI, Mrs. EN-
... MA WALLER,LUCYRUSH-
TON, N,N0EMIEDEMAR-
GUERITTES, Miss ..I.
AnNEC DEDpX
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Death Of George w. Randolph
Terrible Rxplosion IN O Coal pif

RIoHNoSp, April 4,-Geo. W. Ran.
dolph, formerly Confederate Secretary
Of War, died yesterday.
An explosion In the Clover Hill coal
pits, Chesterfield county, occurred yes.
terday twenty-five white and Atty
colored miners were killed, The pita
to-day are burning, but the drafis are
closed to extinguish the Ere. Twenty
bodies cannot be recovered,
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e @ Bs e R Y. /.


The verses we publish telow were written BY Vas,
n. Fletcher, youth Of nineteen summers, Who is
Mldshipman In the Navy. Young Fletcher Is son
Of the Secretary Of State Of Tennessee.
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Po parents-Nawsnapers.

A child beginning 70 read becomes
delighted with a newspaper, because
he reads of names and things which
are very familiar, and he will make
progress accordingly A newspaper
~ one year (says an eminent teacheP)'
ls worth a quarters schooling to q
child, and every father must consider
that substantial. information is con.
neeted with his advancement. The
motbertof the family, being one of it's
heads, and having q more Immediate
charge Of the children, should herself
DO instructed. A mind occupied be-.
comes fortified against che ills of life.
and is braced for any immergency -
Children amused by reading or study
are, Of course, cohsiderate and more
easily governed. How many thought
less young men have spent their earn.
lngs in tavern or grog.shop, who
ought 10 have been readibqi How
macy parents who never spent twenty
dollars for books for their families
would gladly have given thousands TO
reclaim q son or daughter, who, had
iignorantly and thoughtlessly fallen
into temptation. ,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-12
Troops for the PlainsL.

ST.. DogIs, April 4.-Ssveral car
loads Of colored troops went out on
the Pacific railway on Tuesday, for
service on the plains.
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Agents Wanted,

IL svsry County, Town and Village 70 sell psE and
nE from 800 10 saso VI month, si1i Ths Lol, capss
hs only olcal 1onihe History of the Wtf, ~ \. A.
Pollard, q Yirgnla Grani And Sherman thelT Can.
palgns and Genefals, y Hon. J. r. Hsaily, giving .
fni account q tha naiisa esigta Adfsninrsf A. of
ne two great heroes and thsir principal oficsfs 81
red Houniaiui ard 8tenss IN ne Holy Land Waah.
nron And hia 0enefals Napoleon an1 ha Hanhali,
nd other mpofiant wofts Circulars with terms sent
lfss, address, .. p. SUTTON, Publisher,
hsr lu3 Ea. Is rnisu q, nfnBhls, fsan.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

An experienced editor pays high
and deserved compliment to the fair
patrons of the press. Women, he says,
are the best subscribers in the world to
newspapers, magazines, etc. We have
been an editor for forty years, and never
lost dollar by female subscribers.
They seem to make it point of con-
scientious duty to pay the preacher and
the printer-two classes of the COM
munity that suffer more by bad pay,
and no pay at all, than all the rest put
together.
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TO LADIES'.
VOTING MEN

THE EXPERIENCE OF THE PAST TEN YEARS
i has demonstrated the fact that rslianes may Be
placed in the efficacy Of
hi BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
for the speedy aud permanenteure Of seminal wsak-
ness, emissions, physical and debility in
potence, want Of fpoWer, the result Of sexual en-
youthful indisoretion, which nsgisctsdruin
the happiness and units the sufferer for business,
social society marriage, and often terminates inan
untimely grave. Make no delay In seeking the rem
edy, 1t is entirely vegetable and harmless onthe
system, can be used without detection iatss1ipa
with business pursuits and no change Of diet ps
cesssry while using them. Price, one dollar.
IL yOu cannot get them of your dru ggist, seud tAs
they will be sent free from observation By return
mail. Private circulars to gentlemen sent free on
application. leo V15nSy
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The Richest Man in the World,

EXTRACT OF LETrR FROM BARON SOLOMON ROTH
CHILD.
PARIS, sth April, 1854, rs Rue Fauby, st Honore.
will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me
here 200 bottles of your Indian Lniment; ifyou will
send at the same time the account, l will forward
the amount through Messrs. Belmont & Co.,
New York.
Baron Solomon Rothchii ID having recommended to
many of his friends Major Lare's LINIMENT, and
they being desirous to procure it, he should advise
him to establish depot in Paris.
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Samuel Reed, leading editor of the
Cincinnati Gazette, and Henry Reed,
leading editor Of the Cincinnati Enquir-
er, are brothers, and two of the best
writers in the country. One is Radi-
cal Republican, and the other an ultra
pro-slavery, State Rights Democrat, and
they are as unlike in character, appear
ance, and manners as in politics.
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"OVEY'S ILLUSTRATED
:" GUIDE FOR 1857, is Row ready, containing
a list of 1900 varieties Of Bulbous Flowers, with
engravings,
A BEAUTIFUL COLORED PLATE,
and full directions for culture Sent postpaid on
the receipt of 10 cents. Address HOVEY & Co., SO
North Market street, Boston, Mass.
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A GEN1n = VAT D.-To InsuI-
IA aucs Agents sc &c-We wish to secure an
t in every city of more than 5000 population to
c. 'or us in gar vassing for business man who is
Ire dy establi. he'd in occupation hich allows
m fes spare hours easily increase his income
several hundred dollsrR per year Thit ia an oppor-
tunity for active 20 secure prof table eonnec-
on with the best established Advertising Agency
in the United States. Address, with full particulars
references, SO, GEO. P. RoWKIL Co., 40 Park
Row, NY,
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d 1SLEY'a BUCHU is the CURE for pain an
III weakness In the back and loins; aud all thoss
complaints resulting from dsrangement Of the KID
neys and urinary organs. Sold In large bottles By
the druggists. HARRAL, RIsLEY, Co., -
Wholesale Dru ggists, 14l Chamber st., y,
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WE ARE COMING

And will present to any person sending us a club in
our Grest One Price Sale of Dry and Fancy Goods,
g., Silk DreEs Pattern, Piece of Sheeting, Watch
&c free of cost Catalogue of goods, and sample,
Co., 80 Hanover st, Boston, Mass. P. o. Box 5I25.
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WE STILL LIVE Don't It!..n. be hamSggg.d d, Sy
cast iron or machine Stencil tools. Send for our
New Catalogue of Improved Stencil Dies 30 varieties
all of Steel, carefully finished and tempered. S. NJ
SPENCER Il Co., Battlebor0, Vt
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The Fremont Journal.
THE FLIGHT OF THE GODDESS.

THE FLIGHT OF THR GODDESS.
BY T. B. ALDRICH.
| A man should live in garret, ] think,
| And have few friends and be poorly clad,
/ With an old hat stopping the wind in the
chiDk,
To keep the Goddess constant and glad
OF old, when walked on rugged way,
And gave much work for but little bread,
The Goddess dwelt with me night and day,
Sat at my table, haunted my bed.
The narrow, mean attic | see it nowl--
Its window O'er'ookipg the city g tiles,
| The sunsets fires, and the clouds of snow,
And the river wandering miles and miles.
Just one picture hung in the room,
The saddest story that Art can tell,-
Dante and Virgil in lurid gloom
Watching the Lovers float through He'll.
Wretched enough was sometimes,
Pinched and harassed with vain desires );
But thicker than clover sprung the rhymes
AS L dwelt like a sparrow among the
spires.
Midnight filled my slumbers with songs;
Music haunted my dreams by day;
Now listen and wait and long
But the Delphian airs have died awayl
l wonder and wonder how it befell
Suddenly had friends in crowds;
bade the house-tops long farewell;
"Good by" cried, to the stars and
cloudsl
HRt,f fba,, 1IoE L. -
Spirit of Pues) thou divine
Breath of the morning. thou shall be,
Goddess! for ever and ever mine"
And the woman | loved was now my bride,
And the house ! wanted was my own;
turned TO the Goddess satisfied
But the Goddess had somehow fownl
Flown, and fear she will never returni
Pm much too sleek and happy for her,
Whose lovers must hunger, and vast and
burn,
Ere the beautiful heather heart will stirl
1 cal, she does not stoop TO my cry
wait-but she fingers, ard abl so loDgl
1t was not SO in the years gone by,
When she touched my lips with chrism of
song.
l swear | will get me garret again,
And let the wee wife s-e the sunsets fires,
And lure the Goddess, by vigil and pain,
Up with the sparrows among the spires
For man should live in garret aloof,
And have few friends and be poorly
clad.
With an old lat stopping the chink in the
roof,
To keep the Goddess constant and gladl
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sDEYoND THE MISSISSIPPI

A GENTS WANTED.-A Silver P.
IA Watch given g. atis to the purchaser of every
100 of Kennedys Mammoth Prize Stationery Pack
ages. the largest in the world. (As an inducemsnt
to introduce them Agents sell them as fastas hey
can reach them out. $50 Per day be made sure.
Price per hundred including watch, SIS. Retail at
25 cts each. Also dealers in cheap Jewelry; Silver
Ware, Photographs, &c. For full particulars OF
Prize Packages and Catalogue of Jewlry, &c, and
other saleable goods, address r. MONROE KEN
NEEDY & Co., cor. 5th and Wood street, Pittsburgh,
Pa
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A GENTS WANTED-$I0 to $40
L n day, to introduce our new patent STAR SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE. Price $50. 1t uses two
threads, and makes the genuine Lock Stitch. All
other low priced m9chnsJ make the Chain Stitch.
Exclusive territory given. Send for circulars. W..
g. WILSON Co., Manufacturers, Cleveland, Ohio.
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DR. J.BRYAN, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN,
- s1e BROADWAY, NEW YoRx.
SPECIAL TREATMENT In all cases of semin
al, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous DiseassSin male .
female. -.. e-
ADVICE FRxEAnd corresponds nee sTIIcfLT coxyr
DKSfIAL. sea 90 v16aSy
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THE INDIAN LINIMENT.

As RELIEF ever ready; as killer of pain, taken in
wardly, outwsrdly applied, has equal. For the
rel fand cure of Rhsumatic and Neuragic Affections
Sprains Bruises, &c 1T is unequaed 1t is also most
eficacious, taken inwsrdy, in the cure of Cholera
Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, Diarrhoea. Dys
entery, Cholera Aprbus Cholera Infantum, &C., and
is without exception the most wonderful Panacea-
the world affords. No family should be without 1t
Every traveller by land or sea should have bottle
Miners and Farmers residing at 4 distance from
physicians should keep it constantly on hand. In
case of Accidents, and sudden attacks of Stomach
Complaints, its value cannot be estimated. Inquire
fer Major Lanes Indian Lin niment, and take no
other. Price so cts. per bottle For sale at whole
sale and retail by Demss Barnes l. Co, % Park Row
New York; Gale Robinson. 1855 Greenwich st., N
Y;F. G. Wells, 1872 Fulton st Y; Chss N Critten-
den, 3S 9th Avenue, " Y, and by respectable drug
gists throughout the world. None genuine unless
signed by John Thomas Lane, and countersigned by
J.T. Lane l. Co., proprietors, 1873 Broa1wayN Y.
Send for Circular.
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED.-Now
- ready for delivery, new work of universal
Importance is wholly unlike ordinary subscription
books is standard, prepared hy the best talent
in the country, is highly commended by the most
noted literary and scientific men. An Agent of ten
years experience sayshs sells in proportion to
thoEe called on than any other work he ever sold
Has no comDetition-fTeiSh prepaid, besides the
largest commission; other Inducements are offered,
too good to publish.
Only experienced end successful Agents Wanted.
For particulars address.
J.PATTEN FITCH, Chicago Ill.
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MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR
lV1, OF YOUTH RESTORED IN 4 WEEKS.
SUCCESS GUARATEED. DR.. Records Essence of Life
restores manly power, from whatever causes arising
the effects of early pernicions habits, self abuse i'm
potency ard climate, gives way at ones to this
derful medicine If taken regularly according to d.
recions (Which are very simple and require no re-
strsint from business or plrasure) Failure is i'm
possible Sold in bottles at 50, quantities in one
for S9 To be had only of the sole appointed agent
America, HERMAN GEUTZEN, S23 Bowery, and
205 I'd Avenue, NJ Y.
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AVOID THE oUACKs.

I If you are suffering from the effects Of Youthful
ind.scrsten and have Seminal Weakness, Emissions,
&C.. will send you, free Of elarEs, infornstioG
medicines, ADDRESS
HENRY AMsOEN. Station D. New York. ~
rJoA 90 6VlnS.
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ROYAL CLUB-Extrs Fine-e5 cents.
In order to meet the demands Of the people OF
Fremont and vicinity, we have appointed Messrs s.
Bucklsnd Son Agents for the sale of our Teas and
Cofees. All goods put Up by ourselves in one
pound packages at our Warehouse in New York, and
retailed at Fremont Ohio, BY s. Buckland Son, at
the prices at which they to be had over our
counters in New York. All goods put up by us bear
the trade mark of 'sThe Great United States Tea
Warehouse" of T. Y. Kelley Co stamped on the
package. None others are genuine. We es-
pecially caution people against procuring their
goods Of any company" ~ New York, Boston, or
elsewhere, representing themselves being con-
nected with our houfe. We solicit
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Fair and Thorough Trial
LINES C. WErMoRE.

OF our goods from all who are interested in buying
frstclass article Of Tea and CorsP at the lowest
3D. - ashf - u2
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THE
BRADBURY PIANO

Is favorite with US, and having dealt largely In
this beautiful instrument for many years, va take
great pleasure in recommending it to our patrons,
and with an assortment from over 20 other good
New York and Boston makers, we have unequAled
advantages In the West.
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Price List.
Ground CoHees.

PURE RIO, 20, rs and 80 cents per pound.
BEST CID GOVERNMENT JAVA, 40 cents per
/ pound.
ROYAL CLUB-Extra Fine-s5 cents
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Cures sore throat, colds, coughs, dyptheria, bror
ehttis splitting Of blood, and pulmonary affections
generally. Its aremarkable remedy for kidney com
plants, diabetes, dfcnlty Of Welding urine, beedng
from the kidneys snd bladder gravel and other CON-
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Patent Nsaicipss.
T@" -oFf
GREAT NEW ENGLAND

Isnov offered to the Afflicted thr hout the coma
try. After having been proved By the test Of slsEsA
year., IN the New EDgapd States, where Its merits
have become wen known the tree from which, In
part IT darives fta vfrtuea