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dissolution of Partnership.

VIvHE FIRM OF A. W. PAUL. g. co. WAS
| this day dissolved by mutual consent, John
Morgan, Jr., retiring
March 10th, 1859. a. w. PAUL. co.
The business will be continued by the under
signed under the same name as heretofore.
A. w. PAUL..
marlsu j. I. PAUL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT.

ry,HE STORE. ROOM SITUATED No, 70
Main street. occupied by Messrs VIZ !:
Samner & Co., and known as the wheeler f. q
Wilsop Sewing Machine Office. For terms &C.
apply TO ,1 cr-,,,rER e. co.
marl9-tf Wm- 81 nh-s1 y -
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PARTRIDGE

WILL SELL AT HIS GALLERY At
w private sale this week the balance ~ a.
large stock of Albums, Frames Fancy Pictr- LIS
Stereoscopes and Views, a quantity Of liz
nesses OF Citizens, and variety of other anti.
You can get
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-19
NOTICE,

VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders in GREENWOOD CEMETERY, for
the election of Directors, will be held at the
office OF the Secretary on Thursday, the 18th
| inst, between the hours of and o'clock 7. NJ.
| marlS-td X. c. BONHAM, SeCy.
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BARGAINS THIS WEEK.

All kinds Of Pictures taken from g A. n. to
5P. NJ, Withsut regard to the weather.
mars -
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CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
EXTRA BEEF.

All of which will be sold at an exceedingly
low figure.
mario JOHN Fl. STALLMAN.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

O,,a xsar.S7 50 Three months 90
AT months. 90 One month. ---... IS
TO sUBscRBERs IN THE CITY.
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DAILY. TRTwEEKLY, WEEKLY.
H. s. WALKER.
LEWIS BAKER 81 co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-08-13
Female Suffrage.

The subject of women voting is nov
being agiiated throughout tho lenetl
land breadth OF his Republic, and il,
sapguinc and sang,iinarv Anna" ey
lrccts to have This privilege in five year.
lat least.
Women now possess the right 10 yot,
imorc extensively ihan is gcucral.y SUI.
posed. In Australia women can vote Il,
MOBILES. n their corporate capacity ..
Lsns. and rs Taxpayers. in some ease,
however, they vote by proxy. In Hum
|%ary. UP 10 Isis. widows. and sin~lc
women, WHO were landed propr:ctors
possessed the right TO vote. They wert
deprived Of il b. revolutionary Govern
ncnt. ard are now pcii,ioning for The
restora'ion ol ihis right. In Canada. as
IN several OF orr own Sta,cs. women arc
10 vote and serve as school trus-
tees. In the British Australian colony
OF Nicic.lN women universally assumed
lie right 10 vote about four wears awo.
having found that tie law had been 50
framed as 10 permit them. In sweden.
chiefly through the cNcriions ot Tire late
frcccrika Brcner. an Indirect riyht Of
voting was in 1s52 grantcdt 10 all women
possessing specified property qualifica-
iicns.. In ltaly.a widow, or wife scra-
faitd rom her husband. uay vote il She
pays taxes. Also. in Holland. single
women possessing property are entitled
10 vote on a!l questions likely 10 effect
is value. In many towns in France wo-
mon possess and exercise the right 10
vote i'll municipal affairs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-08-13
IL We Knew.

Ii we knew the woe and hcartache
Waiting for us down the road,
III our lips could taste the wormwood,
If our back could feel The load.
Wonld we waste the day III wishing
For time that nc'cr can be;
Would we wait III such inpaticncc
For our ships 10 come from sea!
If we knew The baby fingers,
Pressed against the window-panc,
W oud be cold and stiff to-morrow-
Never trouble lis again
Would The bright eyes OF our darling
Catch the trOwn upon our brow!
Would the print Of rosy fingers
Vcx Us then as they do now!
All! those little ioc-cold fine &C,
How they point our memories back
10 tl!c hasly words and actions
Stlcwn along our worldly track!
How those little hands remind us,
AS in snowy grace they lie,
Not 10 scatter thorns- but roses
ior our rcaping by and by.
Strange We never prize tho music
iii the swcct-voiccd bird has flown
Strange that we should slight the violets,
Till the lovely flowers arc gone;
strange that summer sky and sunshine
Never seem one half 50 fair.
As when winters snowy pinions
Shake their white down in the air.
Lips from which the seal of silence
None Int God can roll away;
Never b!ossomed in such beauty
As adorns The mouth to-day:
And sweet words HAT freight our mem
oiy.
With 'hcir beautiful perfume,
Come 10 i> in swrctcr accents
Through the portals Of the tomb.
Let rs gather mp tic sunhcams
Lying al! around our path
Lei us keep the wheat and rosrs.
Casting ont the tlorns and chaT:
Let u. hnd our sweetest comfort
III the blessings Of to-day.
Wi,h 9 patient hand removing
4,i. Tie brers from ourMa
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ASMCDEUS.


a CORRESPONDENT OF the New Orleans
|" ines relates ono OF his experience:
on picnic excursion 10 Pontchalont,
Ias follows: lie introduced me 10 Susan,
the belle of the picnic, and Us | was also
out iora holiday.Susan and took kind
~ together. She was not pretty. but sho
lad u deal Of energy. Her hair had come
down once or twice. and il looked q lii
lie crazy. She had been helping TO make
|icc-cream, and forgot 10 roll down one
of her sleeves. showing Il tolerable mus
cular arm, and emotion and endowment
had somewhat taken the starch ont al
her trilled and fnted waist, which was
quite damp, although il had ,,oi
rained. We made n sensation as We went
over that floor i'll n "gallop." Susan
was OH her metal, and | felt ms If was
on hot iron. got crzacd and dizzv ne
she tore through the dance in hir,-iros-
sure, picnic style. / could hear the
iookers-on IN aniazcment. who's that z"
" ny. that's susan" "Oh. OF course.
| Know her: bni who's that with herr"
oh. he's one o them city fcllcrs that;
came up in the dummy. Amt hc inarin'
il I" AT last ] caught the eye ofihc head
devil of the brass band. and rave him
such look. lie knew wha, thar ltaki
meant and stepped his cusscd din.which
stopped Susan, and left me Enrino cDI
her arm like Il wilted Inarnoiia. Wei
.ooll some gingcr-pop and 4 slag- rlankl
Ior rcii'cshmont.and strolied 81 ihronah
he grounds. llarpcrs own aYtis cnrit
o have been there TO take lint e7rr.-l
After tripping up and tearina ,ac solcs
III my boots on all the sticks anG .ttlnirst
II the place. we came 10 swiGr and
,ukc would swing. No counter ai,rnc-l
ION could propose would divert her.
rom the intention. Swing She would.
Mentally revolving The consequences of
wnging her by the neck, got her sea-
cd and balanced pretty fairly. when She
insisted should tie her petlicoa.s round
Ter ankles. Ny modcsty was shocked
o preserve hers. but at il went. doing
ny level best TO get my arms around
Ter circumference, so MS to tic up her cx-
rcmitics with my handkerchief. Aflcr
desperate cxcrtions I made both ends I
meet. and tied the knot, bnt us, tbcn
insan lost her balance and Stopped over
'cr like q huge jelly pudding. kicking
ne IN the nose, and screaming like 4
unatic. There was rush OF blood 10
hat nose, rush Of boys to that woman.
nd my rush final rush to the t,ummv.'ll
where | secured smclling-bottle. and !.
,scaped slightly damaged, but still in
he ring"
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l went into shop the other iay to buy
what the diapers call ''gents' hose" a
smiling young lady was behind the coun
ter. and when | made an appeal TO ner
10 show me SOME socks. was somewhat
donbtlul what course OF action | ought
70 pursue in order 10 demonstrate TO her
me length OF my foot. As | am not n
burlcsquc writer, il was clear that could
not lay my boot on the counter and say
with all my soul" nor could para
phrase Dibdins Jack Tar. when he spoke
OF the dancer who 80 daintiy handled
her feet" The little woman, however
speedily removed my first perplexity,
though only TO plunge me into another.
"Will YOU" said she, ''pleasc TO double
up your fist and lay il on the counter!'
replied that did not want gloves.
but socks.
And want to take your measure"
she said.
But l urged. ''it Is the measure of
my foot that you require"
y cs,' she replied, "and ] can get it
equally as well from your hand. Once
round your clenchcd fist at the knuckles
Is the length Of Your foot"
And she took the measure of nv fist.
md took the socks on the faith OF the
danseIs representation and, in due
course found that she was unite r;glt.
ana they fitted me TO nicety.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-08-13

BACHELORS. ATTEEIIGN The atten-
ton OF bachelors IS invited to the follow :
ing wall
There are some sad sights in this
world; Il city sacked and burnt--a bat
tlc-icd after great slaugher--a London
IN the midst OF aplague--a ship burning
at sen--a family pinng in starvasion--a
jug Of inolasscs wrecked upon the pave
mint. All bad il is true.
"Eut 70 rs. the saddles. sieilt Of al i
an old Bachelor wearing toward Tic end
of lis journey Of lie. his rrca: duties
undonc. Miserable creature. lust look
At him his sliirl-buttons oll-his stockings
out nj the tocs-not a son or daughter. nor
z relative 10 drop tcar,close Ills ewes in
death. or ot leave his money to /: nobody
i'll fact TO care for him" Stunned by saint
and sinner
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SIE lie following extract which we
chp from one OF our exchanges, is worth
FURNISHING the caption Of which is
How TO make town."
Encourage every ono. especially ncw
men, 10 come in and settle amon~ Won.
particularly those who are worthy and
active. whether they have capital or not.
Their labor alone j. worth money. Those
lwho nave capital will buy up lots. build
houses, or tear up and remodel the old
ones. 10 TO work and stimulate every
Legitimate enterprise by giving it all the
FRIENDLY encouragement YOU can. or bv
uniiing your industry. influence and
capital i'll the common cause. Cultivate
a pnbiic spirit. and talk less than Won
work. Help your neighbor. Ii he is in
danger OF breaking down. srop him up
III some way.eithcr by kind words. rood
counsel, ora lift from your pocket-book.
II he gets fairly down before YOU know
his situation, set him oil his feet acain-
his misfortune is TO be pitied, not blam-
ed@snd his talents and labor are worth
money 10 the community. Besides, il
may some day be your turn TO need q
corresponding sympathy. Encourage
your local authorities in making public
improvements for the good OF the town.
speak well. talk cncouraginglv of the
town You live in. of its prospects. of
ncigllhhors. and i'll fact everything like
y TO advance the general good. i. is
-uch little Things that make 4 town GROW
Their cost is insignificant when divided
lp among all, but when concentrated IN
o general effort they do the business
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pose, to again hold and maintain control
OF lhesc new Statss-Or some of them.
| Our purblind Republican leaders do
not seem 10 comprehend the magnitude
OF the stake. Though cotton is not now
KING, II Is yet sort Of national or rather
sectional Crnsus. The Southern cotton
crop IS said TO have nctted last wear 5000.
oCO,Ooo. This year il promises rs mrc,,
or more. Il Is the control Of ,he RAN
roads. the obtaining of aid 70 rebuild Tie
lcvces, the subsidizing 10 steamships. 80.
that induces Southern politicians 10
stoop and conquer in doing So. The
great wealth that the South holds is what
they desire 20 keep control oi. and 10 III
lduce the country 10 aid them they will
Ing to pretend conversion or acquics-
cencc in results which they hate more
iicrccly as the badge of their defeat. -
Ihcy hope thus 10 grow powerful again.
ana striking hands once more with tie
autocrat, aggrandizing. oliyarchic and
llbcrty-despising influences that are
found in the other States, make another
and more dangerous attempt for the con-
troll OF the Republic.
1hls generation Of Southern white
men and their allies, the Copperlads of
the North, have not given up their fight
against the genuine success Of true Re-
public on this continent. This present
phase Of the strife is but the doorway 10
more deadly efforts, though in more in
sidious forms, and the Henry Wilson's
and Horace Greeleys sing hosanna,,s
While The foe, through their purblind
1olly, gets possession Of strong places
within our own lines. The disguise they
use is that Of Conservative Republican
Ism. The bribes they offer is the crea-
non OF personal party around Grant.
ana the oiitr Of their vote fora renomin.
alton. The Chief Justice had better
look ont Tor the spoils. Grant can do no
more for these fellows than can Chase.
VINO has power 10 "quitc screw his cour-
age to the sticking" We shall see whetl,-
er Grant siirrenders 10 rcbeldo,n ornot. |
There is danger that he will.
SAfGDET-S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-08-13

EVIL THoUGnTs. - Beware &C evil
thoughts. They have done great mis-
chef III the world. Bad thoughts come
ilrsf. bad words follow, and bad deeds
ilnishthc progress. Watch against them,
strive against them. pray against them.
They prepare the way for the enemy OF
souls.
bad thoughts thief: he acts his part:
Grccps through the windows OF tho
heart;
And if he once his way can win,
lie lets hundred robbers ip."
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IA guard kent i in from, or ,ro.c,,

"a guard Kept Is in front Of Morrnr'e
cell in the iail, every nic!t. TO prevent
any attempt at escape. The prisoner
seems little concerned NJ his approaching
doom. A few evenings since the rr,ard
ASKED him if be would rot like to have
4 minister call on him. FIc answered in
Tic negative. stating that be once belong
ed to church. and found the majority OF
the members a set Of hypocrites.
--Icrrc Haut Eyprass.
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COns.iidruins.

WHAT rod was mos. feared by the He
brew children of old? IIc.rod.
WHAT kind of ease Is d;sliked by all
Disease.
WHAT kind of fare is best TO live upon
Welfare.
Which j. cheaper bride or q bride.
groom? The BRIDE she isalways given
away, the bridegroom often regularly
sold.
WHAT song might a tall. slim man
win prorrlciy sing TO his sweetheart
Love me little, love nc long"
WHY are yonng ladies kissing each
other like Christianity? Because they do
as they would like 10 have others do un-
10 them.
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IN the. city OF London. there is a church
known by the name ofSt. Judas Iscariot.
IL was established about ten years ago,
and il described as sort OF halfway
house between the church Of Christ. and
INC Cave Of Giant Despair. They havo
nothing in the shape Of creed, priest or
!, sect. making conscience. and not the
Diblc. the Supreme authority.
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QIJ "Air. Simphin has an abomimablc
gait-- don't you think so?'
No, indcea;I think it quito hand.
some. especially since il was painted
"LXcnsc me, but YOU don't understand
me- alludc to his carriage
w ~, Ia me! he has no carriage"
'Oh! yes, he has; but il is seen only
when ic walka."
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"DoN'T You think my eyes look quito
killing this mornin-?' said dandy TO d
smart girl, as he twisted his leadejt
Missionaries in n most cruel and facinai-
ing manner "They remind me- said
thc da'nsel. of a Goldfish dying Of o.
toothachc."
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GT "Mammy" saia precious little
boy, who, against his will was made tc
rock the cradle OF his baby brother, II
The Lord has any morc babies to rive
away, don't you take en-.
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"MAMMA,' cried little boy. rushing
into the room, "why am like tree y
Mamma could not guess, when the lit
te one exclaimed, because / have
Lisbs, mamma" !.
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a PRINTER's ToAsT.-s'Woman the
faircst work in creation. The edition Is
very large. and no man should be with.
out copy"
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THE RADICALS AND THE AID.
MfNISTRATION.
WENDELL PHILLIPS MOURNING.
The STATE OF THE SOUTH.

DIVISION OF TIE REPUBLICAN, Party.
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9CDLlsllED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DOANE,

OFFICE. COURIER BUILDING on
VEST MAIN STREET.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-21
II q J. L. , S
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Eoes'U veG7' increases the 1,Op5t-
t09jtV Of fhis UnfisG6Ge Ht;i' Prep
0TUti0t, sL'tic!s as tj2te TO merit
atone. We can assure our old
patrons that 1T as kept fstILy stp to
s5s high standard. and to those
eUitO hare 3Jecer Used 1T are can
confidently sag, that it is TIE ontU
''etj0ble s5lsI 2,esfected y,repa1t-
ton IN 7'est0re esESsh OK FADED
EsAssE to lis y0afAfiSt c0Jo,.. slaGac-
ing az SOFT, ifEstgosEs. and si{hen;
the scCsiD. bH its 2fse. becomes
aCItite Ust55 cieoR: it 3'eHaores tIy
ei'asjtjc'fs ana t50aitgl'sGf, a,sd bY
its tonic properties 2sferents the
f0ts. FROM Jxiyjisg Osst, as 1T stt.s-
ut0fes ard H0arjsbes the hni1.
glands. BIZ lis ijse the hair g,.otus
tIticAer 0!ld stronger. IN ba{aHass
at restores ice ctsl9sf!05'y giaaes
to their normal Ufgo5', gStH will
create a HetC JFOaUtH except In
extreme Old are. 1t is She ,taSst
economical EsAg2s aiSSENG
ecer used, as IL requires fcner
aDpiic0ttons. and 0iCes the hair
that spteisdtd glossy appearance
SO 7iEascit admired by Gtk. Il. Il.
Hayes, NJ. D.. State 1SsaUcl. of
GEOSs., says, "fke constituents are
pure amt cGref!tiiV selected for
e.accejtc72t (}ss0jiffy. tfl;tG 1 consider.
et the aSstzs's e Gs e ks A's'sstS fol.
ass intended DnFp0SeS.' We Dab-
Hsh u treatise one tie hair, sshtch
zoe send free 6y iieuU tf;,0n o3,p5i-
cation, fUi!ich contains c0j1sDtest-
d0t0rY 7eotjces from cte,'gyfnen,
2ehDSicjG!tS, tie press. ana others.
ne haze nbGNe The St3idH of the
E0ir ana its diseases a. -sDeci0}ty
for gears. and AaaofC that are ntoke
tie most eI7ectiCe preparation for
the restoration: u,sd the 3Iresel'Ud-
ton of The hair, e.ci0gt, 01sd SO
acknowledged 6y the best NE< 81.
cad :tzasE Chemical Authority.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
COOK, CoguRM & CO.
Gen1 Agents for North Western States,
AZ DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
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ter.
We VIII scmd to Agent free of
barge
Tor Cub Of 60 md Tj.res D9ilIrS-l doz good
linen Shirt Fronts. i set solid Gold Studs All Wool
Cashmere for Pants Fire white Counterpart large
size. elegant Camoral Shirt. 20 yards brown
heached SAeetng, good quality. yard wide elegant
Baimorai Skirt. 20 yards brown or bleeched Sheet
ing, good quality yard wide, elegant lee Picture
Morrocco-hound Photo. Album. ] double lens Stereo
cope and u Foreign Views silver plated engraved
bottle Castor. elegant silk Fan livery san
d. Wood Fr;ny. Gathered edge and si,angled Steel
Carving knife and Fork, very best qua ty ivory ball
anced handle. handsome beaded and lined Parasol
n yds. coed Print. reiy fine DaInask Table Cover
l pr best quality Ladies Serge Congress boots. doz
fire Linen Towels. = dCz Rogers best Silver Desert
Forks. l LaJee large real Iorroecs Travelling Gag
fancy dress pattern q d"z. elegant Silver plated
Cotton StockinG. Gents heavy chased solid Gold
Ring. pr. Ladies high cui BalnIOra Boots ! elc-
CANT Delain Dress Pattern. Violin and Bow. in box
complete. Set Jeweiry. pin, drops and sleeve
b2ttons
Fer clu5 Of 50 ard DoTgars-I black orR.T- cd
As,,acca Dress Pat;efn. SGT Lace Curtains. os- i
all WooBiankets Engraved Silver plated bottleIIdc
yolyi1g Mastor ! beautiful Writ:nz, Desk i solid
Gold Scarf Pin 33a yg. very fine Cashmere for Pants
and Vest. ] set Ivory balanced handled Knives w;t
siivevplatcd Forks pr gents Calf Boots. so yds.
good brown or beachca Shooting yard wide 10 yds
4 yd. wide. good quality ! ladies elegant Morocco
Travelling bag. l square Wool Shawl. / plain Nor
witch Popi;n Dress Pattern. Ia ys. don. width cloth
for ladies cloak Elegant engraved Silver plated Te;
Pot. yds double width water proof 10th cloak
ing
p. r7uI Of 100 and N DoH;rs--1 rich Mer;no or
ThiEct Dress pattern pair fine DanIask Table Cloths
and Napkins t. Hatch. pair gents French Cali Boots
heavy, silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher. Very fine
all Wool Cloth for Ladies Cloak. ] web very best
quality brown or blcached Sheetinc. ~ yds. fine
Cashmere for suit. elegant Poplin Dress pattern
elegant English Be:argo Dress pattern. beautiful
English Berase Shawl. set Ivory balandcd handle
Knives and Forks. ladies gents, Silver Hunting
case Watch. Bartlett Eand Portable Sewing Ma
chine. Splendid Family Bible, steel cngravings, with
record aud photograph pages. % yds good Hemp
Carpetng. good coors. l pair good barrel revolver
l elegant fur muf and cane single barrel Shot Gun
Six bottled Revolving Castor. cut glass bottles.
very fine Violin and Bow, in l set Ivory balanC
ed Knives ard Forks.
Presents for larger Club increase in the ratio
E9y- Send Money by Registered Letter. Send for
our new crcolar.
PARE Err & co.
nos IS AZ zoo Summer st. Boston.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-21

DR.. D. J Easton OF Manitowoc. Wis: has tire latest
and best treatment k7oJr for ali Diseases of the Eye
and Ear lie is also successful Physician ana Sur
seon, and advise all who have diseases of these
gans, to apply to him and be hoaled. (Signed)
Il. c. THOMPSON. NJ. u.
Oculist and Aurist, No ole West Washington Street
Chicago, Illinois.
S.P Burdck. " D. New York City.
A. K. Morgan, NJ. .. Syracuse y. Y.
j. s Douglass VI. y. Milwaukee Wis
s. J. Fearsail NJ. d. Saratoga Springs, y. Y.
N S. St.Surc, NJ q. Shehoygan
II. f. Ziely ". D. Nanitowoc, Wis,
c. G.. Croker W. d. Two Rivers. Wis.
Miss e. Carey of Schuyierviiia, n Y cured OF deaf
ness, 10 years standing, in 1852.
Cured Enock Ericksons child years old of ulcer
Of eyebal June 1867.
Cured Il. r. Anderson of Manitowoc of inflammation
of eyes July, 1867.
Cured NJ Burns OF Meene of Blindness of three
months, spring 1862.
Miss II. Gleason Milton, Saratoga county y. r
Strengthened CrosS-eves 1856.
Mr.. Herieua. Kossuth, Manitowoc cocuty, cured of
granulated eyeIiGs. 1861.
Mr.. Dano, of Manitowoc, cured of inflammation OF
the eyes 1861
Cured c. B. Shove of granulated eyelids in 1860
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs Michael Nc
Carly of Kossuth, Manitowoc county. 1864 July lst
1867 remains we'll.
Removed Cancer from the breast of Mrs J Webster
Gate OF MantowOc) OF Tallahassee Florida in February
.S67.
Cured L. Winters, of Gibson, Manitowoe county, Of
Fits of years standing in 1850 July lst remains
well, Could report many other cases permanently
cured.
w. Call on DR.. EASTON of Mauitoyyoc Wis whom
consult free. and he will give YOU a GcEdis;
opinion when cure is or is not possible. 1913