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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
High Taxes
What party is responsible for high
tsxes2
The Democratic party.
UbuP

What party is responsible for bigi
tsxes2
The Democratic party.
Whyf
Because Southern Democrats inaug
urated secession, rebellion and war.
The war broke out in Democratic
States.
Rebel Generals were Democrats.
A supine, imbecile Democratic Presi
dent connived at secession.
His Secretary of War and his Secre'
tary of the Navy, stole the National
guns and munitions, ships of war, navy
yards and forts.
Northern Democrats advocated seces-
sion and opposed coercion.
They opposed enlistments;
They denounced the war as 8 failure /;
They were not displeased at rebel
successes;
They discredited the value of Union
victories;
They prolonged the war by encOur-
aging the South to p~ersevere;
They have opposed reconstruction /;
They invoke the South not to sub
NIT to the laws of Congress;
They have involved the Nation in
three thousand millions dollars of debt;
They whine when required to assist
Union men in paying this debt, made
by democratic treachery;
They now seek to ruin the natl on
financially, by making its money
worthless, its bonds worthless, and
its. credit worthless.
Had the South not seeded, because
the Republican party was opposed to
Slavery extension, there would not
have been a war.
The war caused the National debt;
That debt makes high taxes neces-
'ary.
From Democratic secession and re-
came q bloody war, a great
iebt, and heavy taxation.
Is that a safe party to trust with the
management of the Government?
1t is not; unless you are willing to
another revolution, more blood
he'd, more devastation, more debt,
nd heavier taxation.
The Democratic party, through their
andidate for Vice President, +. P.
blair, is pledged to revolution.
Grant and Colfsx are pledged to
Union, restoration, peace and national
rosperity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
Arrested for CounterfeIttIng


The Ashtabula Sentinel, of last We'd
nesdsy says: On Thursday Of last week, a
Deputy o. S. Marshal for the Northern
District, arrested Dwight Faulkner, Milo
Thornton and Mira Woodwork, OF Dor
set and Cherry Valley, and Mason Baker,
William G. Sharp, and George W. Lock
wood, of Ashtabula, on a charge of pass
ing countsrteiting money of various kinds.
They were taken TO Cleveland, and the
cases are now being examined. As far as
reported, Dwight Faulkner, had been ar
rested upon the assertion of Sharp, that he
showed more of that kind Of money than
any man in the county" This seems to
be the amount Of evidence against him I;
and it appears not to have produced much
affect Tor the officer permitted him to
proceed to Cleveland alone; and after ex.
animation, he was held in his own recog-
nIzance in $1,000. Thornton was requir-
ed TO give bail for $4,000, which he fail
To prOduce. Baker is held on q $1,000
bail. for his appearance, Lockwood, who
il Tbornton's son-in-law, Is to testify on
behalf Of the government.
M. Faulkner was discharged by the u.
s. Commissioner, who, in written lett er
to Mr.. F., says-"There is not the least
shadow of evidence against you, nor the
slightest suspicion in my mind that you
had anything 20 do with counter feiting
or counterieitcrs."
Baker and Sharp have each been put
- - aL-Ra-E % Enn and HEa
last of 81, 500, 70 appear before the mex
Court for trial. Baker found bondsman
in his brother, a Mr.. Andrews, and VIM.
Humphrey is at large. Sharp, we believe,
is in durenee-
Milo Thornton has been held to bail in
the sum Of 1000, IN default of which he
was sent to jail. Myra Woodwork was
discharged.
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BANKRUPTCY.

-
ID In the District Court ofthe United States,
for the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the mattel Of Thomas Vernon. Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland, in the said Dis
triet, On the 5th day Of August, A. D., 1S5s.
Northern District Of Ohio. s..
Take notice that a petition has been fled in
said Court ~ Thomas Vernon. Of Burg Hill. in
the County Of Irumbull, in said District. duly
declared a Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
of March ID. 1871, for discharge, and a eertif-
cate thereof, from all his dsbls and oIher claims
prOvable under said Act. aud that the I'D day
Of September next. at 10 o'clock, a. m. is as
signed Tor the hearing Ofthe same. when an d
wherey you mas attend and SHOW cause. If an
you have, why the prayer Of the SAID PetitiO n
should not be granted.
You will also take notice that the second and
third meetings Of Creditors, required BY the
9th and 18th sections Of said Act. will be held By
order Of said Court, on the 18Th day OF Septem-
Der. A. D., 1865. At 10 o'clock q. m, AZ Warren,
in said District. before L. g. Jones, Esq. one Of
the Registers Of said Court.
EARL BILL, Clerk Of the Dis. Court.
To the creditors Of sail Bankrupt.
August II. lS6S-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
- nogLer rs PINNED Il the q

R-A poster was printed st the Con-
s~aaution Office, in this place, last week,
and stuck upon walls and fences around
town, announcing that 8 "mass meet
ing" would be held in Warren, August
20, and that Governor Morton, of In
diana, and Hon. Milton Sutlif, of
TrumbuI county, had been invited TO
be present and speak on the occasion.
Other distinguished gentlemen had al
SO been invited. Jtisthe easiest thing
imaginable to writs and send invitations
to prominent mel 20 attend public
meetings, but it is quite another thing
to secure their presence. AS this call
was issued, evidently, with the inten-
ton and hope thatasdivision in the Re-
publican party of the XIXth Congress
ional District, might be formally initi-
ated and take tangible shape, and es If
Is attempted to be gotten up principal
ly by one or two individuals, claiming
to act with the Republican party, with
the conniERnce of the Democrats gen
orally, it y not likely that any cousid-
cradle number of Republicans will be
deceived by the little artifce. There is
not any likelihood of Governor Nor
ton coming here to address a mopgrel
convention, called by, nobody knows
whom,-at least there is not a name
appended to the call for the meeting,
which looks as though its getters up
we're ashamed of their bantling.
Whether, or not, Judge Sutlif will
step into 1fhe trap set for him, remains
to be seen. II is currently reported
that the Judge has been solicited TO run
as az independent, o. peoples candi-
date, for Congress, and that in this con
templated movement the Democrats
are known to be "friendly Indians
As an Independent candidate, Mr..
Sutlif may, If his allies do not de-
sert him at the polls, reduce Gen. Gar
fields majority 10 ten thousand in the
District, which still would not be close
enough race TO warrant the defeated
candidate to venture to contestth the cleo
ton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

Notice is hereby given. that n petition
Will be presented TO the board Of Commission.
ers of Trumbull County, attheir regular session
on the hIst Monday of September next. 1865,
praying for road to be laid out and establish
ed as follows. tO-wit: Beginning on the line
which divides the counties Of Irumbull aud
Ashtabuia. at the southwest corner Of Lot No.
(22ltWenty-two. ofthe township Of Orwell; thence
easterly on the line Of said counts 10 the
north east cOrner Of lot No. (35) thifty- I'VE, of
the township Of Bloomfield thence sOutheTly
on line Of lots to the southeast eOrner Of lot
No $50 thirty seven. in said township OF Bloom
held, 80 as 70 intersect the county road that
runs easterly and westerly from the turnpike
road to the plank road. so called, leading from
10 Painsyille.
August u. lS5S--4t
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pr An exchange says: seen. Grant
and the Democracy have done a great
deal of business together within the
past few years. Gen. Grant has done
the tanning and the Democrats have
furnished the hides They handed in
two more recently-thoss of Horstio
Seymour and Frank P. Blair. They
will be done early in November"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

ET The Washington pa Reporter,
comes to US enlarged and improved in
typographical appearance. 1t has adopt
ed the quarto form, and certainly is a
very handsome sheet. The old Re-
PORTER is one of the most hourishing,
as it is one of the most ably conducted
and neatly printed Republican news
papers in Pennsylvania Its editors and
Messrs. MOORE & McWu-
LIAEs, deserve the hearty support OF
the Republicans of the rich and -four
ishing county of Washington.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
VIII be present and
ADDRESS THE o
rlThis number elageg the afly.ge!

p4IThis number closes the hfty-sec-
ond volume of the WESTERN RESERVE
CHRoNIcrE. Being a continuation of
the TRUxP OF FAzE, established in 1872,
this number, in fact closes the 56th
year of the paper.
Il affords Us pleasure to be able to
state that at no period in its history
had the CHRONICLE as large 9 subseIip-
ton list as at the present time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

plAccording TO Secretary McCul-
loch's statement Of the public debt,
for August LIST, 1868, the total debt at
that date was twenty-six hundred and
thirty-three millions five hundred and
lightweight thousand seven hundred
and ffty-six dollars-(S2, 633, 5SS, 1861
Deducting from this the amount Of
cash in the Treasury. which is SIl0, O54
2T6. IA, leaves the amount of debt less
cash on hand, S2,52S .5S4, 1856.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

Ia There is TO be a rousing Grant
and COlfax meeting at Orwell, on Fri
day, Augustus. Ex-Gov. Tod and Gen.
Garfield will positively be there to adj
dress the people. Bring out your flags,
banners and m~usic-drums and flies
glee clubs with stirring campaign songs
stir up general enthusiasm, and let
US have a general good time, generally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

sI- The Chicago Tribune, of August
6, says that there is no doubt that the
dreaded cattle fever has at length
found its way into the Union Stock
Yards, though great pains had been
taken to prevent the fact from being
made public. The fever is contagious.
and is communicated by cattle from
Texas. Indignation meetings are being
held il parts of Illinois where the
disease is raging, and Texas cattle
drovers are forbidden to enter those
districts with their stock.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
BANKRUPTCY.

ID In the District Court Of the United States.
Ior the Northern District Of Ohio. In the mat
ter Of John C.. McLain. Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy. .
10 trhom Il may concern: The undersigned.
residing at Warren. TrHmbull County, ohio,
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as As
siEnee OF John T.. McLain. OF Warren, County
OF 1rumbull, State Of Ohio, who has been adj
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court OF said District.
WIN. 7. SPEAR, Assignee.
Warren. o. Aug. u. ls5S.-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

The Chicago journal, referring to the
epidemic among the cattle there and
on the route to New York, says: "All
persons interested are a~nxiousy.
awaiting the report of the commits
sion recently appointed to investigate
the cause of the disease-whether it
has been brought into the State by the
large droves of Texas cattle grazing in
the vicinity of Tolona, or whether If
has its origi0 in other causes"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
Homo Facts

Domestic Manufactures Of Cassimeres are
last becoming fine mutations of Foreirn
foods, both In respect to style and compiete-
ness Ofhnish. The prices which they dominant
at thepresent time. are far below those Of For
elgn make. Perhaps one cannot make better
use OF their time, than to leisurely inspect the
ainerent stocks offspring purchases nov load
There Is one Store in particular. which is we'll
nIled With new and beautiful styles of Foreign
and Domestic Cloths and Cassimeres, large
aoek oiCiothlng. All the new STYLES of Hats.
Saps, Neat and desirable styles Of Furnishing
GoodS- Prices lOH. See that you are well sup
phed w1threnouKh money to buy what you need
andeeH upon REED q ADAMS. Main Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

% Work for Grant and Colfax now
and when November comes, The tri-
umph of Republican principles over
traitors and their allies, will be the
fruit of your great victory.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.
- The State of Ohio. Trumbul County.
Angelina Brown. In Trumbuh c0nmO
Alknah Brown.

OHERIFF'S SALE. -
y The State Of Ohio. Trumbun County.
Angelina Brown. In Trumbuh Common
AIkpah Brown.
Bv virtue Of an execution issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas. Of Trumbul County,
Ohio, in the above named case % me direets4
exuose to public sale at the south door OF the
Court House in Warren. Trunbul County,
Ohio, on
saturday. September IL. A. D.. 1855,
bst1ssn the hours Of one and three o'clock p.
M. Of said day. the One-siXh % interest sub
iect 10 the life estate Of Mrs Apranam brown,
the wife Of Abraham browns deceased. IN
The following dese5ipea toTstbio' TTm5uii
Countv- No. s. in the FIRST range OF Iownships
in he Connecticut Western Reserve the STATE
of Ohio. which is also in the County oI1rnmDuil
and Known as corth half Of Lot No. 81. bound
81 a. allows: Beginnink az the north-easteon-
ner Of the lot and running Westerly on the
north line Of said lot. 5 chains, % stone:
thence sOufherly on the West line OF sAid lot .
chains 50 links to Ss,onei taeees e.sdy pa1-
fbe center in east line OF SAID 10 3: thence nor
therly on said Z line. - CHAINS bnks 70 the
The place Of beginning. containing AO acres o.
iaod he the same more or less
lIso The following tract, being part o. the
south half Of lot No. 81. bounded as lOHows /.
BEGINNING at the " corner % salq 2mlh
haf of said lot, aRd running east Z ehains anu
n mia thenee south 4 chains 2ud 4 hnks;
fbsnre IL ~ chains andH LINKS; thence north
chains and 4 links. 70 the place OF 6eslnnlns,
eo,tsining5 acres Of land. being N ali tne sane
iSn5 eouveyed by William Ne4ch 70 John W.
Veaeh. Feb. Z, lsl2. (see Trumbgu C9pay rec
I'd bcok6. page %. Appraised az S5y0.W.
olTT. 80 4 n LAIRD sheriff.
Wood xorth & Leslie Atty for Plt'f. ID
ShenfFs Office, Warren Aug. Il, lSoS-ot
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EGAL NOTICE.

hReubsn II Osborne. Leonard S. Osborne,
Thomas H. Osborne. AaroRS. Osborne. George
Osborne. Sophrona Parsons. David Parsons.
Cor-elia z. Merrill. Charles G. Merrill. Walter
Rec. and james Ensign. viii take notice, that
on the3d day Of August. 1858. Georgs ". Hove,
as adminsuater Of Ieonard Osborne, decd, fIed
against them mis- petition IN the Probate Court
OF Irumbull County, Ohio. praying to be author
iled to execute a written contract for the sale 0 f
about one hundred and forty-dve acres in Lots
No IS. 50. and lO2. in Bloomfield toEnship. in
aid COUNTY and state. Said contract was made
Dec. H. 1855, By and between said LeanOrd Os-
born and Walter Roe. and contains 4 full des-
petition viii be for hearing before said Court.
Aug. 81. ISIS. TAYLOR 4 JONES.
Aug.5. 1S5S-3t Atty for Pet'r.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

b5y Gen. JAS. A. GARFIELD, our dis
tinguished representative in Congress,
was in Warren, on Saturday last. The
General appeared in good health and
spirits, and is sanguine of Republican
victories in October and November
He Will speak at the Orwell Republican
Mass Meeting, on August %, and at a
number other points in the District
during the csmpaign.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

OIn the District Court Of the United States,
Tor the Northern District Of ohio. In the mat
ter Of William NJ. Fisher. B ankrupt. In Bank
ruptey.
To lrhoRl a may concern : The UNDERMINED,
residing AZ Warren, Trambull County, Ohio,
signee Of William NJ. Fisher. Of Miles, County
of Trumbull. state u Ohio. who mas been ad-
judged a Bankrupt UPON his own petition By the
District Court OF said District.
VIM. I. SPEAR, Assignee.
Warren. o.. Aug. y, Is5s-3t
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.ANKRUPTCY-

ID Inths District Court ofthe United States.
for the Northern District Of Ohio. lad
In the matter Of Richards. Nancy 3 Co,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy At Cleveland in
said District. oR the Sd day of August. A D., 1858.
Northera Diariet a0hiO. IS. e
Take notice that = petition has been fled in
said Court By William Richards. Thomas
Marcy. and Thomas W. James. OF BrOskdeld.
in the County Of Trumbull. in said district. du-
ly declared Bankrupts under the Act Of Con-
gress Of March %. 1866, for discharge. and GER
tifcates thereof, from all their debts and other
claims proVable under said Act. and that the
18th day Of September next. - 10 o'clock a .m-
is assigned for the bearing Of the same. when
and where sou nay attend and show GAUGE, II
any you have. why the prayer Of the said Pc
tition should not be granted.
EARL BILL, Clerk Of the Dis. Court
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt
August5. lS5S-2
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

pgAI If you wish to achieve glorious
victories at the October and November
elections, organize at once, and move
Immediately upon the enemy's works.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
Dix ON Seymour.

1 hare troops enough 10 take care Of The
mob and you Too.-JoHN A. DIX.
Major-Geuera Q. S. A., to His Ex-
~cellency. Horatio Seymour, Governor
of New York, July 1868.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

~ Gen. ]. B. Sweitzer, two years
ago the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in Pittsburgh, Pa, has quit that
plsyed-out party, and come out for
Grand and Colfax.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

sA Grant and Colfax are pledged to
National peace, honor, security and
prosperity; while Seymour and Blair
are for violence, dishonor, robbery and
ruin. Choose We between.
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WORKMANSHIP.

~ Notice is hereby Eivs1A that > partner
SHIP between v, r. Reeves. Josiah Ratlif. and
James Ratlif. has been entered into this 18th
DAY Of June. 1868. for continuing the tlag
Stone business, and are now preparedt to furnish
sire and Thickness. from II to 9 nchesin thick
res, and from two feet to ten feet square. Ofa
true and even surface. Address
July ], ls6s-d Warren. P. o. Boz a,
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sExtreme Case, Cured.
From Rev. ISAAC AIKEN. Allegheny. Pal
JosEPH FLEMING. Druggist.
No 81 Market Street. Pittsburgh.

From Rev. ISAAC AIKEN. Allegheny. Pa
JOSEPH FLEMING. Druggist. .
No. 81. Market Street. Pittsburgh.
SRI take great pleasure in stating that.
after having suffered from dyspepsia for about
fifteen years, at some periodsmueh more than
others, IhaTe been entirely cured by the use
Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure Ny friends know that
oflate years my case has been an extreme one.
bad great suffering from eating any kind Of
food. and on an average would vomit about one
third OF ny meals. in = sour, indigeslble mass.
When the severe attacks would come. i would
lose all strength and be utterly helpless. Sons
Of the attacks would be so severe that for days
together I would not retain any thing on my
stomach. save a little dry toast and tea For
years I knew not what il was TO pass t1ve con-
secutive hours v ithout pain From the time l
took the first dose Of this medicine l ceased
vomiting, gradually al soreness passed away,
and flesh and strength returned, aud ever SINCE
/ have been able to eat any kind Of 1000 SET
upon the table. Six months have now passed
without any symptoms of the return Of the dis
ease. Ny ease was considered BY ALL even
physicians, so marvellous. that for 3 time II was
feared il might be fictitious. but an nov so
well convinced. thatI have been not msrely re-
lieved. but permanently cured. that 4 can con-
scientifically recommend Goes Dyspepsia Cure
to all victims Of dyspepsia.
A~lleghany.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
ga Great BLESSING, ;,

From Rev. L. F. WARD. Avon. Lorraine Co. o.
MeSsrs. SrRoSG L Armstrong.
Druggists. QsUelaad. o.
GentsBleR.-It gives ne great pleasure to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from
the use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She hiss been
for a number of years greatly troubled with
Dyspepsia. accompanied with violent parox-
ysms Of constipation. which so prostrated her
that she was all the while. for months. unable to
do anything. She took. at your Instance. Goes
Dyspepsia Cure. and has derived GREAT
BENEFIT FROM IT. and il now comparative
ly we'll. She regards this medicine ns q great
blessing. Truly yours
Jan. Is. 1855. LIZ. WARD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

A man named James Keefe, living
near Little Sandusky, committed sui
eide on Friday last, by hanging himself
in a barn. He was about twenty years
Of age and unmarried and had only
arrived from Ireland a short time ago.
He was a man Of good habits, and no
cause is assigned for the rash act, only
that he had been sick for a few days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
r EGAL NOTICE.
IL ThOs. F. cOdd II TranbulJ coanon
codd curt feulOh l0r

The Defendant will take notice that on the
aOth day Of July, 4. D.. ISIS. the plaintiff filled
his petition aRainstthe defendant, setting forth
he facts that the defendant has been Wilfuily
absent from the plaintiff Tor more than three
years last past, and praying that the plaintiff
s1ch other and farther relief as IN equity he is
easitIed. no THOS. +. C0DD. =
By r, 3. Murray. Plaintiffs Atty.
Warren. Ohio, July 2, H6o-ot
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

BAA All the rebel leaders in the
South, endorse the nomination of Sey-
mour and Blair, and say their election
will give the South all they fought the
North to obtain To avert such a ca
auity, work and vote for Grant and
Colfax. ai cad
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
ESTATE OF MARTIN H. LAT.

IL TIN. The estate Of Martin IL. Latin,
dee q. has been represeted 10 tbs Probate
Of TrumbuN County. Ohio. as insOlFent.
The creditors Of said wall present their claims
to Mary A. Latin. Administrative, Tor allow
anse. duly authenticated, within six months
from date hereafter. MANY A LATIN.
Adm'x Of Martin II. Latin. deed.
Aug. Il. lS6S-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

Er Seymour, in mis- letter of &c.
ceptence, shows that he is willing to
turn OntloyaI men fFom-ohcial power
in the South, and flltheir places with
men whose hearts rankle with treason
and vepgence. Ifyou r unwilling to
trust traitors with power vote against
Seymour and Blair. /,
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Home Testimony.
NrE HAVEN. Or. June I. 1857.

INV HANhNi u VII1 ~
Msssrs G. C. GLARS q Co.
Gsnt.-Reing anxious. from the great bens-
ft derived, to assist in spreading the lame OF
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, / would state my casa
Somefhing over a year ago, l had q violent at
tack Of Diarrhoss. which lasted eight weeks
dnrine which time employed three physicians.
but without relief, until / tried CQes Dyspfp-
ia Cure. The first dose helped ne / tOoNit
three times a day for q week, and was entirely
cured; and believe to-day tnatltsaYsd nv life.
Reirg straeked 10 4 similar way this season, I
took ore dose, which put me all right. I would
advise every family TO keep il on hand ready
for immediate use. in case Of Summer OF Bowel
Oomplaints. U.lor C. DUNN.
The above Mr.. Dunn is in our employ, and
we can YOueh for the above statsment being
true. z W.