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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
The CiarksvIIIe BibIc Society.

Pursuant to previous notice, n large num-
Der from each of the Protestant Christian
denominations of this city met i'm the Meth
odist Church ut s o'clock Z, NJ. on Sunday,
the 9Th inst, Tho meeting was called to or
der by Mr.. ID. n. kennedy, and prayer Of
fcred hy the Rev. A. ID. Sears, OF the Bap-
tist Church.
Mr.. Kennedy then explained the object
of the meeting to be the ro-organi zation of
the Clarksvillo bible Society, rs an auXn-
larry to the American Bible Society-tho OBJ
ject of which would he n widespread clrcu-
lation of the Bible, and to furnish Bibles to
all persons In this and adjoining counties
who may bc destitute and unable TO pur-
chase one, The meeting was then porma-
ncnty organized by the election of the fol-
lowing officers:
u. y. KENNEDY, President.
| q. q. SMITH, Secretary.
JAMES W. HUME, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE CoMMrrTEE.
Hon. iouN f. lovsr, Methodist Church
| Mr. O. W. llILLNAN Christian Church.
Mr. u. b. IIoLLINs,C, Preshy torian Church
! MIR j. l.. YATES, Baptist Church.
! Mr. B, L, MCkEAGE, Presbyterian Church
\ The meeting was then addrcssok by Rev
orendsS Ringgold, A. u. Sears, !. Il. Mylcs
/ u. q. Davies, W. Mooney ana j. D. West
and by Hon. John +. House and II. w
/ Humphreys, Esq. The speakers all united
in urging Ina importance OF the enterprise
and showed A state of facts which woult
snrrris almost every one. Front reports b
this Society before the war, It appears that
about ! 10 families in Tins county were desti
tuto OF the Bible. ltmRy fairly be presum
cd that There are many mora without 3
since the war. II Is proposed tovn so "a f,n,
for the purchase OF Bibles which win b,
furnished al cont, and establish a repositorS
in tlarksNille, where they can hc purchase,
at cost prices, and where persons have no
the money with which To buy them, they
are tobe supplied froe Of chaIge-the objec
being to place tho bible in the hands or eV
cry one able To read II,
Inprder TO commence operations, q col
lection was taken mp, when i've hundreS
dollars WINS collected and subscribed, Sine
the meeting ON sunday night, over TIVE
hundred dollars in cash have been contrib
uted TO the Society. This Is work II
which cVory one ought to spgage. Fineci
dollars constitute tho contributor a lih
member, aud all smaller sums make then
members for one wear.
. The society euJourncd 10 meet in th'
Presbyterian church on the first sunday 81
september 1860, ~ o u'olocG r, y,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11

OUR merchants are all receiving
large stocks of goods preparatory to
the fall trade.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
EXTRACT JAMAICA GINEERi

Use James Ruddle 4 Co.'s Extract Ja-
maica Ginger, for nll Summer Complaints,
Cholera, Cramps, Indigestion, &c. This Is
pure Ginger, and can be relied on.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11

THE cotton crop of Texas will reach
175,0OO bales this season.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
Red DiarrhGa Remedy,

Prepared with artistic beauty, with chcmi-
cal purity and exactness, selected and com
bincd according to extensive medical OK
perience, unique in finish and appearance,
mild, pleasant and cooling to the stomach,
and never-failing in remedial effects, the
nnerring finger of truth points to tho RED
DlARRIICEA REMEDY us the bonsted
combination of the day for all forms of Di-
arrhGa, Cholera, Cholera Merbus, Nausea,
Vomiting, Cramps, etc.
Price sl.UO, or six bottles for $500. Sent 10
all parts of the country on receipt of price
Sold by all druggists.
J. p. DRGMGOOLE & CO.,
Proprietors, Memphis, Tennessee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
DIED.

At the residence of f. q. Irwin, IN this
city, on the 9th inst, of congestion, MARY,
daughter of the late Col. Sugg, aged seven
years and ton months,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
@ R Ic A II
Southern Preparations

These nrc the standard Family Medicines
OF America. They are prescribed and used
by the medical profession. They are pre-
ferred by every mother and fthcr. They
immediately merit public esteem and con-
lldcnce of all who once test their virtues.
they are prepared by physicians who nrp
iully authorized by the Congress of the
United States, and are the result of long
bedside experience. Being neither secrets
nor patents, the medical profession have
no hcsitancy In giving them fair trial and
II hearty recommendation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
DIARRHGA.

Thousands of our fellow beings are annu-
ally consigned to untimely graves, and the
stantly crying aloud Tor relief from Diar-
rhGa, Cholera Morbus, &c. As a result oi
much scientific research, and n long and
faithiui experience, we ofiera Remedy for
pleasant and nevcr-failing in its elects
No mother should fail to have u supply OF
H.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11

THE Circus and Menagerie will be
hercnext Tuesday. From newspaper
statements we have seen, this SHOW is
what it IL claimed TO be-a good one.
We doubt not that the people will
turn out en- n,dsse and fill the cam
vass both day and night. Remember
the day, Tuesday, September 18th.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
Kidney and Bladder Affections

Are exceedingly common and Troublesome
MI over the country, and the public have
long felt the necessity OF remedy that can
be relied upon in all those affections, and
remedy than the physician himself We
nave practiced medicine about twenty
years, and can safely say that we know OF
no combination to equal our
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
GOOB FIT WILL RE GUARANTEED,
f PROPERLY tGlSen~ty the following
Directions for Measuring tie Foot.

fird. Place the foot ON piece OF paper
anu trace the outline OF same with lpenciil
which viii give the lenl'th and spread of
the foot, as shown IN figure 4.
Scc'pf Make the following measurements
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
English Female Bitters
WHAT WILL THEY no?

will paint the pale check, will huri baci,
the gathering storm that encircles your
brow, will add brightness and fustre u
your lifeless eye, Will give brilliancy and
ana strengthen your shattered nerves, tldd
tone, health and buoyancy to your whole
system.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
IIU RI VS.
POPULAR WORM CANDY!

AS this is really specific for worms, and
the best and most paiatabie farm to give u
children, il is no, surprising that il Is iastia.
king the place OF all other Preparations for
worms--it being perfectly tastesss, any child
will take IL. 900.
JAMES RUDOLF & CO., Projectors.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-11
ExTaAGF-RsMM1lEHRY AND BUCHU.

EXT2ACF-tfNANiEIaR AND BUCHU.
II IL recommended TO eure oil derange-
ments of the Kidneys and BLADDER such as
bloody or Milky Urine, frequent desire 10
urinate, Pain In tho Small of tho Back
Dull Burning Pain in the Region OF the
bladder, Gout, Dropsy, Neavous Trembling,
Melancholy, Evil Forebodings, Effects Of
Habits of Dissipation or Early Abuse, Loss
OF Power and Memory, and all those aiiec-
lions requiring prompt and decided Dlu-
relic, whether old or young, male or female.
Price sle0, on six bottles for 500. Ship
ped tp all parts OF tho country on receipt
OF Pace. Sold by all druggists
J. Il, DROMGOOLE a. CO.,
ProprietOrs, Memphis, Tennessee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30

'tffen 2'l1r9sfn, t~pfletea Der observation-disclosures
te Sansrpft nit BEN bayriiden Gabinete oe-
ldlcl'elt bal, TT unterseidrct prrben.
Auirubr il, gpsnieu.
Wien'26. Mai. Gin iurdttarer Nufrubr
TIT III Srsaien al,saetrp9e,,. Sruppeu lii1,b idnel
Sef ern'1antinrpeI srr,ralrts esriidt tprrben, TIM
bic l|nrrsnura ;n uatsrerideu.
Sic Ghaserpt Reifc.
verts,26. Mai. Marlbaa Sell erflGrt in
e'''em rff''lsllrn SsriGt bic Gba6eprt Nei7e oIs
DC esbts t'Sber tefanne 56euertpafe. gr
teridstet aud, bas biec @cre6re perben GOO ~,
e'''sn1 Sage lit een @rienale psrfertiat u,s bic
aaa;e fransVdlde @rmre it tumit serleben.
Gin Se1tifher Geia,seuer biuserid,tet.
Srnbrnam 26. Moi. Mibatlgor,e.
'reld'fr iiterfitbrt ipuree, bic Glerfeu,ron G,,lr,
lion serurladt ;u hnteu, trrrsc tcute ti,,oe-
ridtet.
S'n''''tttse, ec Sage Ser Srisiid,cn @at,,raliio.
t:rusz e5efcte. -+'.'
Nt'rd' riesrtidtliie eesparIameuts ml1rte e.
ne Ap'nmtnicn erl,ennt tim ltntcrl,duraeu o,=
5~ilteuen "nr Serid't sn ~eritattcn iibev oieGjejetc.
e''sla'1es Ntn'ldtIid eers'taturaliiatirn l,1,r sic
Ned'te Der aussepaloerten llutertbousu, /
Nle's S%pn1miilirn teisbt Gus fe!se,teu Nit.
a''eecrl': Sr1b Glarenerr, Nraliesut; teu Serru
aarisIaSs, . s'lnrrs Suffer, Miidass!ttptIser-
ret1r ullr |6arcpurt.
SprSeid'Iass,1s @bre tire;cuerai Tepier.
;, oasperiar1ent eItpartet ferueu Oepeideu srn
Der @bY'iniideu Grpebitirn, bespr man Sd1r;tte
fFn'' ben @eaerol Hatier 0anfes- Seseuauaasu
eo'S'er'l'asn, 'reld'e srn Sisras!i S%praeldleasn
Vne.
Ci't,uafSltuus prcufens=
Serllu, ben %, AsHoi. VrsuBeu bat cjr=
le'tei'ee WiaBreseIr eetrpFsn fir bic spraeidlo=
gene aleen1cinc Gatmidluus. Mut gefsb! ees
Sruiss mub ipsIsia cine Serraiuteruua IL, pcr
Saremetr een,adt nernsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30
Ser # htes.
Scr Sitcu.
BUR Grinueruue.

Scr Sitcu.
BUR grinneruue.
0ettysbuyM2 %. Mai.- 0oi
ueuuteNrmecz &prps bat lid, entiNlplcu,
rtc Graber Der belrenmiilbiaen5 ppteu III
s~ieren. Die Gpmmoroo1ten Yci1 Zen
Npften III BEN 6ouptitdcteu iinr allfz
oefprrert, Slume1 fit rieitu Gt1rsued
srtm 0sldenfe III ulaebsu.
Gere;tc!tcs Gertreden.
Suffalr %. Moi*- Ier
Sberif bat eii,en Scril,d, nereitelt> rrci
iiberfitrte Mprctrenller sit teirsier1 DC
icu9iahmitta9. NbreGertiinretcn hatz
tc1 ras 81 fdrsnib untcrsraben.
- lluterhanrluusnu wsyren &C.
piip9en fit et1en l1euen Geaeuieitioz
feitsz &ertro9 ;miid'en Ganapa u,c cen
Ger. Stoateu.
Die Gauar!ide Aru1se ipu ycr>
mil,rcrt vmeroen rurd) Gcrabidicruua
Srn sret roer prei &esime1tcrt1. Np<
G'e1eroI Mc1p"aall bat i~eil,el,
sbl dIec %Yerlan9t.
Der Gerluit rcr Npamsz Grpretz
purtb Noit All rcm BUG
1T bet Ndte vpu Seympur> Sur., AM
Nadts tetrdat 1luaefdbr 500
600.
IS it teine Sr>tr Spn rem Iicten.
Gi, %fltrtpttarcr 5o9elfturm bat
Nutpnir III Ieros beimoeludt.
ST. roltertc cine tolbe Stunoe, unr ser
itGrtc 9dllicr, Grnrte1> 01rten iun&er>
thc Spn elmer laltcn MiQtpu.
Snrtonoprlis> %. Mai. -
Neputlifoncr bieltcn bsutc Ntour5
ctaeS eltsti9un9 5ul anme1fuuft.
Glue SolHe Ypu buncert Goltrl1e1
a%t9efeucrt, Ureurenfc uer ,rurcel1
an9esunret ,c. Nercn murpen acbalz
ten Spn GpuSerneur Safer, Wiu. Gou1z
&llnball uup o1oern.
Gtnciunoti %. Moi.- Ier
slpamz GrpreFz Gpmaante bate man
3Saien 9eitern al1 rerSeiTerlpnz Strabe
aeralttt. Der Sctra9 res gerluics
1T nid,t errlittelt.
- Sin hurocrt ul,p rreibia SGifc
inn. nun puf pca1N e9e.nadS an5raneisz
cr, INT %ocun1eu fir ren > te1 nit ret
l,elten Grr1rtc auf;uuebmcl.
- Sine Saure Srn Snpiancru bat
lit rer 9iad,t vrm 8. Moi CIT S.uceus
0luG in NsSaro hetuahe 100 Sinner
binrpe99ctrieten. Die Nuiierlcr sinsen
ouf ttre Gerfriaung aus. 0reigSeite
rrn Srabr famel,, wurcen Ypu
ren @ilcen ansegrifcn, aeer ~entfau,eu
pbue aeidbrlidc Btrren. Die Ntz
per Srupren Ypm Sort DC
mcldc ansscsanacn march,
Tilt ne MSrrer Der Dierlpnihcr 6omiz
lie aufsufjnren battc ie film ssn,adt.
81 ri;rua Nadridtcn srlu .2ten
Wtat benadridtcn nc Nbiidt res
Sen. Depin, ras Sauc Ditlid Spngserre
Sr, rel1 Srrionern ST reini9eH.
Sieut. @clls febrte nit elmer oeri1ael1
Ypu &oYaler;iten sull, Sort
@bipple no6 ciucr nnblpien G%rperitipn
9Irteits= Giuitellunsen 1T Germrat,
Nutlanr, 0t. %. Ma,.- giiuae
bul,pert Srldnpiidc Nrteiter> welde
in Me IT. utlarp beiddftist ,parer, al,
ben Marmpr>S teinbri9er, babeu ibre
Nrteiten einseftel|t> I'm bSbern 9pbn su
serlan9en.
Spbannes< Sag.
Sprinsfielr, @aN. Is. Mai.
Gie 5empelbern Sitter bon pieier
erbielten teute pom p~ralicen!en
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30
Curpp Gtf6 es.
ScftcrrciG.

y %. Npril. Weiteru 1T Die
feicrlldc Soufe rcr neuaetcreueu grsz
bcrsr9in Mort1 curd, zen Nri>nos viii
sp9el1 lrrrren.
l1uc pcs GiterreiOtId,eu
UiaaAsmt1iiters Sretcl hateu feil,eNusz
I1dts11, a1Seapnme1 ss;u merpen. Sr
ctel crbellt ous re', Scrotbu1oeu Der
Grmmlntpr.
Wenn Der NelNsyntb iid) fit per1
Stodts@ Sonferptt a1tidcicct, ~ nil
oos Mlniitertrm attrctel1. Dpd rel
Santerptt Mill Niennanr> bic ,1eue
Steuerl mill olld, Mismanr> UNI net
A11leiben ipllen ou@ nid,t 9enabt nv
ren. IS wtrc oc11 rpdb ;1lIcst ete
neue9Satl actrpfen lrerpen miileu. gh
ras @ebr9elet; tpiro nod, g dnez
ri0feitc1 mod'en. DEM trcb ccs Till
lel!aen Sta1ccs rer T%ii1ansen tra,u,t
Der &%rlc9smtniiter nidt b!ps scu tloez
mcil,cr Nebrp0idt, ipnoeyn audi spr,
LANCER 1isnitseit u1p mitbin ~pn ciuen
scIpaltism Srie35beere, ros iid wpbl
coran 9ep1hnm miibte papier at elle,,>
Sn l(l,9arn teridt nod immer yiel
0eldrei nad einem Observation-Disclosures
bod. hrht bic Geeier,n9 ouf }lntcrtiie<
ulta Der 9en,dbi9tcn partei.
-Steusrn in eft d
nnc Nreubcn.-Der pitcrrci6iidc
Nb9ccypneteSf e,e 0iberaleO bat rurdy
itott0tide 3ablen ei>cr geroleid> anil
1tun Den Steueyn III Seterreid 1,np
Nreufen angciteIt, rrr frleenres Sc
illtat l!eterte
prcuten slblte 1865 tci Is Miuir<
1cn GinnrbnU 1lS $40 Wiuipneu
0ulocn Steuern; Seiterrei6 NIT 10
straightforward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S'cuerl. IS fpmrnt alir inSeterreid
arf ben &ppf II fl. 80 fl, III preuEen
6 i. 90 Fl. mSefterre;d auf cieTamtlic
GU 4 &Spfeu 9erednet) AZ fl, Is IT,
in prcufen 26 f. 40 it,, CLIP ciueDifez
rct1s at lln9unfeuS cferreids scn 5 Il.
20 f. pr. &ppf uno spn 20F 50 fr.
pr. Jauilie. Su 85bmeIt serlanete Der
Utnan;miniiter SpIcaten CUR @intrei<
hung per Steueuefte.
Die WilitdrbebDrpe antpprtcte :Dteie
Manni9aften miibten spn ben llr(au<
bern einsesoscl; werpsn> neil cine 10
srobe 3abl bel Der SABINE nidt cntbebrt
percen fbnnte! Das fnp freilid faz
tale S%unitraticne1r st ben lances, iibli@.
en- Deflamaticnen ater Die uneridwino<
lide Steuerlof tn preueen!
T~renfreib.
DC partler preiie madt parauf aufz
oab bic preuben Grier be-
tetti9ten, unp pab cieie Nrbeiten idpn
(Jcrtiesuns aaf Der 231.' Seie.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30
Ser - anbcrer.
sertaste iId fir INNER une has Mnflaec-S dau=
lriel mar %beeuhiet.

ofr1a5te tiD fur tn1r'er li1e ras Nnt!aGc-Sdau=
lriel mar b%eenhist.
Stantpn reTsnirt.
Sriesseepartenent, @aIhinstrn 26. Mai.
Mein Serr.-O Die gntid!iebuns hes Sens<
ties scn1 21. Jetr., ireIde erfldrt, hae Der Ir1ii<
bent uidt bic @epait babe, nsn ariess<S efretGr
1T entfernen 1np ciren anbcrn Seomtca ;t CT
neanea, lin, bic @el6dfe ienes stmtes ad
interim s1 Serrid'tsn> uub bic. Mai,nmune iiber
bic strtifsl Der Anflase, melde sssen sic tur6
bos Sans persferrdientanten sprsetraht trrybeu
III, wl'rce 11id,t burd : Stintn,en aufredt CT
balten, baber trete i'd Yrm sln,te pes Ariees<
1erartement suriid unb ~iiterlaie basielte, bic
giider, bic Ardbire, Vapiere uap gisentbun1, bas
III meiaer gertrabruns ais ariess-S efre!ar it,
ecr Stirrse bes SreyetGeueral Sctnbiel1e, ben,
G!:srn @cneral-s (riutarten su StrerGerfiisuns.
Geirin 81, Stantrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30

Srbnipn ei'en Brief In cieencr !5aurz
idrift 1T ,reldsr CT cine @inIacuno ,ur
arpbere Jcier res SpbanneszIa am
Is. Stunt ablebnt, npra1 eue Staoten
cr'1 Ne,p Gn9lano ttd tetbnliacu.
Spftpr+
Gin Staat-Spnftatie eridrien.
Sptpn 25. Mei. = Gin
Staat G%pntaIte Miaaaire nit Nomen
pltroe mdbreno ei,tes Samples NIT eli
,1em Diehe, wslder rem Gontable nea
Nerplser aus cer 5anp ut rreben iudte
IN cen T1b 9eidcien arp yer,runpet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-16

- a m=<~a wmuis--~sunr ha~ s~
suznmao@m a. ~ws@~~~ ~aerw v~as.~e
% Vs. carr @m mx~sw~w s A.a3-
x-~~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-16


=. -
'''@ = -.'.'
-. : - -.
- n -. So,
&c.. ,-,-T g. - - :,
"a. .sT.s. s. "a. =
-, -, -. - T.,.,-
- 4. - =. - =
- 40 s. t.,.s.--,s.- =.
- -. - -.
~t---.s r, .. - a..
-. = -. ii :. =.
- -. - -
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u. s,,o, -. -
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% - - ~ ~"
an. @o'"e 20 n.t''I t'.''S, -. ;" ''.e u's'-".e n1
ue'"" I.: .@s-,s % ."
e'e."'''" ~ ~ -, 'ee', "' % ,a' ."
a'e'"se '"'e ~, ~ "tN "%'u, iic.,f
,ee' per ''''e ne Ss'',.a' acme
.la' ".erc."ne' ~ 'nc "'s'Snee nc.
tween Saera'aen'o ""u 'he summit i,
"' Tue SIERRA ->e.aaM'. :. d., ioT 'n.'er
ali c'c'a'''''' ~ o''oo .ee'' S"'"'"S
y" "'e''S' s'""' u oos 'ee' Pe'
'h''e'
This comparison exhibits the diff
ference in the physical difficulties to
be overcome ON the tw" ends of the
trunk ll"e, with margin largely il
favor OF the Eastern end. Hence.
forth the difficulties will he greatest
for the Union Pacific. The mnna-
gers ut that road have contracted tor
it's extension nearly 500 miles west
of Evans Pass during the present
year. and for this distance the road
he'd has an elevation averaging fully
1000 feet above the sea, alternating
from 8.S42 to 6,O00 feet. and cross
ing a rugged country. The Central
Pacific r ,ilr"ud is now graded to the
Nevada basin. and the country thence
t" Salt Luke is mainly an elevated
plateau, intcrsectel by low ranges
which can he crossed by light grades.
There will he lively composition
between the two companies as to
which shall first reach Salt Lake, or
its vicinity, for the company that
first bnilds its road to that point will
probnbly control the carrying g trade OF
the Utah basin, aud the direction
east and west of orders for goods.
The prize to he contended for is a
big one, and the farmers and manu-
facturers and merchants "f Calit"r-
MIA are directly interested in the
success Of tho Central Pacific.
The present status and prospects
ot the tw" roads may he thus
summed mp: The distance to he
made from New York t" San Fran
cisco hy railroad was originally 81
3OO miles. Ot this distance the toll
lowing portions are now crossed ny
the IRON track New York t" Oma'
na' l'+Do n''es: omaha 10 Evan
l.asS' o4o mi'es; tota' on the western
s'"e' I,Vo9 n','es' oac'a'"en'"" Ne
van" D"s'm. l+o m''eS; .n.n' q" ""!"
siaes' I+o' 'eaV'"S i'Io1 n''eS ~
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",'!eS ~ y, nave "'e' o"''t vi '"e "c''c
N",'[,'"" p'"Pe'' "e'".e" O"''""
"'" o"M rr""c,$c"' u" "Ve years.
H,'' ~, '''o' ''''.es ''e ""''' u" ~, NV" 1T".'
- NC c""'t""''' say yes i"o o"'""
o"n "c'"o' W. ''a'c "ee"' ""'c "'"'
ooO ''..cs ""uer r'".:"I' r:s WI '.''
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d.. DI D - e .n ,T.i. 49,: ~
"0" '",'e, '"' '"c' '""'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-16


- -aua @
a@r m - 49, 80
aa<<~-r 80 - r~'a> ti's r4F ~as 800
- - u~T Ar-~ sr'-as p
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lin \ horn" Whoever asks him
what ails him laughs n, him fnr his
pains To answer. while many unfeel-
ing persons make grme Of him, or
his misfortune. o. boil. Ii it very
wicked to make sport "f persons with
boii,: they can not help it. and often
feels very badly abontit. Physicians
don't give boil patients mncE satisfac.
tion az i general thing, though Young
rhysicial,s who are lust beyiming to
i,ractice are fond of trying their lam
Gets ON them. Bo;ls arc said to be
"healthy." and indyiny from the
way they take hold, and hang on,
and ache. aud burn. and grow, and
raise Cain generally. there is no
doubt but what they are healthy and
have n rood constitution. They are
generally very lively and painful at
n;y,,t and II i very funny To- see a
,.h,n with , rond l:,rv. one prospect.
inc aronud his conch for "a place
where his boil will fit in " without
hurtine." Doils tend to purify the
bln1 " STRENGTHEN the system. calm
the nerves. restrain the profanity,
tmnouilize tn. spirit, improve tile
tcnn.r and beautifv thc nppcarancc.
Thev ure good things for married
men who snent their evenings away
from home. AS they give thcm an
oppDrtunity to rest their night KEYS,
aud get ac9nainted with their f,ani-
lies. 1t is said that buils save the
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logue which he says he overheard. u
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Kaalical-'' How are yon, Mr.. u
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you think we have done pretty well
for a dead party ;"
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