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Mahl to rouse each slccnl head
VI" stand upouIhe BRINK.
"ete We yaNHing quits disclose tho dead.
VINO might, huI did not, think.
want 10 warn the living ones
=, W no bIindly grope along,
'"'iers' daughters, muIhers sons
""al pefIls round you Ihrong!
Look out. my reader, are Won FREQ
Or do yoI bear the mark
Hoal all are blind and cannot see
1ea' groplng IN :hc dark
Caiarrh, demon in the heat
consumption is Ills son
Mis- h"sis, yea, countless miIIiOns dood
Ierhaps you may be one
Hat nav hacking, hawking, splitting shows.
Calarh affects ,cGr head
"a''er ana slime in throat or nnSe
nuns down your throat instead
A3ur lungs and liver soon will sbov
r, consumption has lis birth;
Calafrh, lis sire, Will feed II too
III you return 10 earth.
IT colds affect your head and ,broo,
=, ANNlIIrLAToR buy;
NOW don't forget what have wro,o
of 'hIhk this subject dry,
WOLcoTT's ANXGmIAToR cnres
"a iARHli-lhc demon flies.
ii saVe' lhe LUNGS, good health Insnres
And Catarrh quickly dies.
want 10 crafty my friends.
VINO wish L. understand
ABOUT PAIN PAINT. its use lis ends
anu why lis great demand.
want to show yOn, plain as dav.
why FAIN PANT stops all pail.
Ihat you may never have 10 saw
Ill not try paint again"
PAIN PAINT will cool but nevo, s,o;,
Pumps inf animation nul:
~ harmless on the breast or brain.
A''rial stops all doubts.
When inflammation leaves the frame
=, All pam will cease al once:
heInoVe the cause, It's all The same,
None doubts unless Ounce
=, Absorhens fill with ease
"eStoreS The weak, the sick the faint.
INC greatest skepiIc please.
Evaporation coos the place
- AS Inflammation flies;
liot hiood at the absurhent's base
makes FAINT in vapOr rise.
rs thus PAIN PAINT removes all donb,
removes The very cause
by pumping inll Elimination ONT.
Oll Tins we rest our cause
,Olcotts Pain Paint is 5 bid at all Or,u C,o
'IS C Ahnlhllaior, for The cure of CaIorrb a";
bo Illus III 'he mead Sent by Express ON reoo;n.
CO.., "'Tn1ey' ny l" lol Chatham Square, N. Y Y
feb214w
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FARMERS AND CONSUMERS
TAKE notice. '
FARMERS and CONSUMERS Of DRY nnnns u.,.. n..

N''ni'HH ana CONSUMERS of DRY GOODS Take No,ico 4,
i 1I n'abr and Cheapest place buy your Dry Coo,s
@ At '"liN H. GREENS No. :. NORTH SECovD STpFwT
rInGi r Dtl GOODS STORE ABOVE MARKET sTREFT
i"i"ADf1'FdilA. All goods sold nj "A small on.a,
V"st' quick Saies-Snall Profits our MOTTO Uop.s, n .
's me best policy We guarantee to sell "a cbean nc ON.
III 'He cy myers visiting the city will le sure 20 g
~" n'St Nne'ng ant Shirtns MUSLINS Mt the rarv Io.
~ ~ prices Medium and fine White Flannes rev and D.,
eu flalhelS' GinShams, Blue Drill Ticking Cback 1,I
'"p assortment oE Table Linens, Towels Nankin SLi
i" HhFI FRONTS always on hand chcap and I,roo a.
W. " " "t-hhlshei Camhric NanSook Jaconets Sort NJ
c'ora Lawn, Piatand Striped Muslins for Dresses
In e' OF MarseieS Chihlrens, Ladies' and Gent, It
i"N's' Ohiliren Men sand Ladies' Bleacbod d '
n erlo OhderShirts and Drawers mediup, and I
,ovcr 40 w V'"n Prints all prices, Red and Bk TahIa
-, c we call attention to our larp. assor,ast - s
ntirot low and medium price. Alwoo Csssinara
w .n O"t'on%ies' Linenlrls. Kentucky J, e. ',,
i w eS' selection of Black Alpaca in tlIs citv
IN our purchasing these goods in ordar
Ucure perfect colors and good quality W. , i,,.
= ~ CONTRADICTION we sell the best Black Alnoca IN t,s
ot foraot I constantly receiving Job Lots of Goods Do
hiiaGelphia. '' @ooVe Market street,
JOHN R. GREEN. "a
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DIR. Jack%On's .STiiepiic..

ANEW RFNMOY IN CONSUMPTION. A Pbv
,r,;h : rHJ tai CunsumpI lur several years win
,nIpnl bleedings oi the lungs, cured himself with
4 NJ .icine u rknpWn TO The profession, when his
r,,his isei IN his own person, or who has auv
tn,S!eI.e I'll us virtues and he ascrlIe the de-
",s ,t health he now enjoys 10 p0hing but the use
~ h,s u,eic,re; snd DOthiug but utter despair and
o,t,rf c.r'aci0n of sl hope of recovery, ioyeIhcr
,,N. wint OF confidence in all others induced him
!: ,,x ri the exnnnm-nl. 70 those suffering win
.ay lI..l>e rr lae Lang. he pr0Gers treatment he
raofIen,!y ralievcs viii c5adicate the disease
Me cne seat by express. Send for acIrcular or call
an DR.. F.. BoYLsToN JACKSON.
r,,yE';9iv " Nc $50 North 10Th ST. PhiIad'a
FoT sale nv " f.. WILLIAM Druggist, Wilmino.
,,s bet ari Fv DtGcgists throughout the country
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Principal and Interest
ARE
II n n y Bile IN COZ

t Court has recently decided that this con-
"ict Is III all respects valid aud If LEGAL oIIi,,,,i
H"ch securities are generally valuable il, r,,,-.i ,
,'"r 'ey haye to rum The longest six ,,r cent rI
% o'huS OF the t. : (the GI) will be due in p wears and
- ''! h'd 81 years to they would stand a n
o"on l'eihe should approach this rate. The r,,, t ~,
Inv 'F'''nt Is already considerable and ON the. cl
tioh "i the work will doubtless carry the prc. t I
MUM, 49, wv PlCc 10 large pre-
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SllERIFF'S SALE.

be exposed N Pa q! endOn EXponas to me diroced v;T
in smyrna B, Dlic M Nendne at the Hotel o VIM n Gs
THURSDAY, 2,th G hundred, Kent County D.1ynr, ~
lowing Real Elt@" @ m %i March, 9, at clock T. M the fol-
Margaret ] tI interest claim or ,!emand of br ,, ,
and tenenrmiS of and in the following described Iand
y. and S9i aG f suated in Duck Creek Hundred Kon f,
and others uu ~ ware al iuinng lands Of Satnm. ~ E
10rr less Contain Four Acres Of Land be- th, .. ',
BROW" "hi m ""n in execution as tho
~ "'' amt will he sold for clsII ol MAkGARET
Sheriff 5 Office Dovcr II, y s NJ. COLLINS, late sheriff
N''" February 9th, lS6j mL3it
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SECURITY OF TIE ROyDS

~ "''iS II" argument to show that First Nnrra r 60,
'Oo per mile upon what long time r,ust t tII ~ "
Uonh'ctlnS @ the Atlantic and Pacific States rEnrrcr,y ~
nS entire amount Of the mortgage will he ahont sqo o ma
- ~ '"O't0 per anUun in eolI. TIr, present c,,r
li % VI lH'S interest is less than 81 inO,0o ,er ,,,,
~ u" gross earnings Tor the year l> FROM II ~ nI,.
W. "n1n - "nY'"n AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN IN, Nh ~.
Of RlAD IN ODER ATInN ~ 1T
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yeed,es' compound HemIOck PTas7er,.

Never m giving relief and often perfect radical crs IN
0f pain Inflammation Weakness: thry
rve Rruma l>In LImntgo Kidney Diseases Weak Backs
nammat0n ot Lungs PleuriSy, Acute Dysnsnss
Jnis. Enlargement of the Liver Whoopin C"nSS ad
Asthma O'N@" anu
NRrhe genuine come in yellow envelopes with nri,t1
in M trade mark tan ellipse). 3szes-smali uSjiu
ani large Retail at 70, y and 35 cents each
For sale by best Druggists and Dealer
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THE MARKETS
MARRIAGES.

gtr, hl'>''N-In the Forest Presbyterian C,urcb -
Iy,cw nm instant by the Rev. John Patton n.
,''ialh anu Miss Kate A. Elison both of
ALkER-on the ith inst. in PbiIode,,,;o -
'ie' Peter g. Warner to Miss Rachel IT VIII,
r sr.u. i'i'' r Walker Esq. both of New Castle
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FIVE Fl MILLIOM DOLLARs.

Total,
I'M" large amount is onyan Indication Of Tho
"''' nuSI e" over the through line in few month.
50, ' "' Pacific coast travel and trade Will h.,in
i'"Utu tl't TINS business must make the IL
from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS , yr,r ' ''"
As The supply Of these Bonds will soon c,,., ,.,i -, ,
!" invest IN them will find 1t to their interest to d. 60 ~.
once ne price for the present is par and accrued i,t
Jan. l, in currency. ~ interest rom
Cashier Bank Of smyrna y ~ W. DELI eSl''
and in New York
NJ I'M Oo'FANl OFFICE, No. 90 NASSAU, STREET
AND
'' . 0'N'" * son. BANKERS, No. 80 WALL ST.
Ana by the Companys advertised agents tI,roubont M
cd States.
hohiS sent Tree, hut parties subscribing ,,
VIII look to them for their safe delivery ~ "-V"'H
a NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSI-rn ocron,,r
''' containing report of the progress of the WORK -
A'' more complete statement in relation To- the v.lr
' ''ah can be given in an advertisements which will
recon Application at the Company's Offices mr. IN ~
rivertised agents. ~ any oI inc
JOhia >. Cisco, Treasurer.
pot a. ,o.o NEW YORK.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BE- exposed To- i @ O. riitioni Eyponae to me- directed will
TnrnE T"nE IN Dover Dover ITnir,l K"n zoo" "l the County
"t9Min@ Real Estate tH vii '''at o'clock 2. NJ the
2nd parcel of I fiar %al that certain farm tract piece
hr Town o % p m of bawar road IcadH uiiS lrS%
VIC, warl }. Carter JoLn $ih ihls lands of
upon which ,r Wn Acres less the o;irN
other out buildings Stable barn. meat house and
Al and will he sold for cash by 'oper'y oi JAMES
SherilS Office Dovor H., N = W. COLLINS. late Sheriff
i,''eii DeI'' February 27th u,h9.9t
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MOgSO PHILLIPS,
GENUINE IMPROVED
.SIPER- PHOSPHATE or LIME.
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For Sale at Manufacturers Dcpots,
"'' u WORTH Front Street, PAaltdezo6a
AND
No 95 'So~h Street, BALTIMORE,
'"0 Oy Dealers IN general throughout the country.

The SoMBRERo GUANO of which ,1opo
'filh|IPS' PHOSPHATE is and always b,. bao1
""iactured, (and of which he has solc control g.
we Unlted States0 contains fifty per cent rnoro
DUNG Phosphate than Raw Bone, theroforo it :
more durable ~ Is
large percentage is Soluble, and will in,,oo
dlatcly yield its nourishnent. '''"'e'
"e ammonia it contains is ready TO Weld its
'aiue-not amin i matter capable of WELDING H.
"iter decomposition in the soil
Nothlng Is spared in its nanpflct,-o - .o,,.,. :.
The most valuable Super. Phosphate and Cron p,a
ducer IN the market
Eight years experience has proved to the farm.
'na' 1t Is durable aud can always be relied On -
uniform in quality; and the numerous nnso,;o;,aJ
testimonials continually received of its use in oon,
petition with other Fertilizers, fully attests tba,
has not been exceed. '-' -
rhlCE $50 per ton of 1000 lbs. Discorr, -
Dealers. ''ou'' 10
MORO PHILLIPS,
SOle Proprietor and Manufacturer.
mh17-9m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

STATE PRISON MONTHLY RECORD.-Tne total mum.
Der Of convicts in the male department Of Sing Sing
Prison on August was 1887. During the month
nineteen were received, thirty-ve discharged, one
escaped and two died, leaving the total number Of
males remaining on August 81 1,21s In the feInaloi
prison there were on the 1st of the month abOve1
stated l21 inmates Since then there were received
during the month one discharged three. Total re-s
naming August 81, 119, making the grand total Oh
convlcts in botn prisons 1887. H
ATTEMPTED MUTINY AT SING SING PRIsoN.--Lastl
Tuesday afternoon spirit OF open insubordinationi
manifested itself in the shoe shop at Sing SinR
Prison, which was luckily suppressed before 1t be-.
came general among the convicts In that depart&
ment. On the occasion in question one Of
the keepers had just posted q notice to-
the effect that no man should leave his
bench without express permission, when darin0
fellow went to the spot, and az he thought un1
noticed by his Keeper tore the order from the place.
When called TO account for his conduct immediately
Afterwards, he replied with plasphem0us aDused
and, on being ordered to his work, assumed e.
threatening attitude and attempted to assault thQ
keeper. At this Juncture another mutnOus cOnvco
approached the contestants having pair Of neavX
shoes In his hands, with which he was about TO felY
the keeper, when the latter drew his revolver, az
sight OF which the two desperadoes fell back, ana
the work, which had ceased as II by common cone
sent In the shop, was quietly resumed. Both Of the
rebeious oonvicts were secured in dark cells wherO
1t is probable they Will remain for some time.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


The wintry aspect Of the weather yesterday did
not deter the admirers Of the game OF base ball from
hooking to the Union Grounds to witness the con.
test between the Mutuals and the champion Eek
fords. The majority Of those present. however en-
tertained the idea that this was the first game Of
series for the championship, and for that reason
the play was watched with much more interest 1t
was not one OF new series. but simply friendly,
SINGLE practice game between the mines. The con.
test nevertheless was exciting IN the extreme and
kept the entire crowd present the tiptoe OF ex-
pectation. From the score 1t may be seen that the
Eckfords took decided lead at the start and MAN.
tanned 1t up to the One-eighth pole. The Mutuals,
also by some good mutinism, gradually closed up
on the champions and by splendid squirt on the
last turn managed 10 pass by and come IN ahead
with three runs The very high WIND that prevailed
was all In favor OF the batting, and the Mutuals
being In hitting trim the ball went skipping and
flying toward the field with terrific effect. The
crowd seemed to warm up as the game progressed
and when the Mutual5 went IN on the ninth inning
with only two runs to make to tie the game. Hat
field led of with good hit to right field and made
his base, then Mills followed ana Fanly likewise.
Each Of these three worked his way around and was
cheered Justify at every advance. When Flanly got
the question OF victory settled and the crowd
began 10 move toward the gates. Two funs more
were added by Swandell and q. Mls-the latter q
home run on "scrunching" hit to left ield-and
the game ended with the score standing as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-02
MIDDLETOWN, n. Y.

SINGULAR SHOOTING OF A BoY.-An intense exc.
citement was created In M!ddetown yesterday morn
ing by the accidental shooting Of boy named Oliver
Milspaugh, son OF Nelson Millspaugh, OF this town,
by another boy named Eugene Quick. Both boys
were in the employ or A. d. Demfng, wholesale ana
retail booksellers ana newsdealers, In the ca
pacity CT carriers. At the time OF the
occurrence they were IN the store between two OF
the counters. while lady clerk was waiting upon
some customers, Mr. Deming being absent at the
time. Quick had small pistol In his hand and
snapped down the hammer when the pistol was dis
charged, the ball taking eject IN Mispauph'n
body about inch below the RIBS IN the right side
passing almost through his body. After he had
been removed to his home, Dr. Everett extracted the
ball. IL IL feared that The lad will not re-
cover, as he has probably bled considerably inter-
many. Young Quick was Immediately taken in
charge py ms father, who is a policeman, and
brought before justice, he stated that he dd
not Know the pistol was loaded, and that the shoot
ing was entirely accidental. lie was remanded to
Tue custody OK his father to awa the result OF young
Millspaugh's injuries. The wounded boy is about
urteeh years OF age and The other about fourteen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-02
Bnse Ball Notes.

The "Haymakers' defeated the Nationals at wash
ington yesterday with the score. 81 to "a.
The Empires do not play the Athletes to-day.
The Eckfords win go to Elizabeth to-day and play
the Resolutes this afternoon.
The Athletic, OF Brooklyn, play the Champions
to-day at Jersey City, and the Atantics play the
Eagles OF Flatbush, at the Capitoline.
The Keystones claim the junior championship on
the ground that the Fly Always have disbanded and
they had been defeated by the Keystones In the rst
game. The return game was arranged to come or
Today but according to report, the Fly Always will
not be on hand so that the Keystones can claim the
game by forfeit. on Saturday the Keystones win
play the Gramercy on the Champion grounds at
Jersey City
The Forest City, of cleveland, Ohio defeated the
Aerts OF Rochester, yesterday at Cleveland. Score,
"a 10 20.
The Shermans, OF Utica, defeated the Niagaras at
Buffalo yesterday. Score, 80 TO IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-02
STATEN ISLAND.

YACHT UPsEr-NARROw EscAPE.-Mr II. H.
Moran, Mr.. M. J. Leon, his wife and daughter vera
taking what they enjoyed a delightful sail FROM
Pleasure Bay around the lighthouse when they
thought to xtend their cruise beyond "the Hook. "a
They were warned OF an approaching sQuall by an
incoming yacht belonging to Mr.. Loew New YorA
struck by heavy blow. carrying OF the mast. II S
due to the humane exertlons OF Mr.. Loew that alb
four on board the little yacht were saved, amid great
difficulty under the prevailing high wind. AS SOON
as Mr.. Moran and party were transferred to MrN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-02
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER q SHEET

at the West End he crops up at the East IN some
''gar' al Whiiechapel or Stratford. But now he -
q hOuseless wanderer.
When learnings triumph DER her barbarous foes
First the stage immortal Shakespeare rose.
Just so But he is fallen In days, and does not
seem likely 10 rise IN hurry.
Each change OF many-colored life he drew,
Exhausted worlds, and then imagined new.
Right again. His successors can exhaust
worlds though In sense very different from his,
and for their dead ones, they are indeed strange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-02

Home runs-Allison, Pinkham, Il. Mills 1; c. Mills,
2; EggIer, l; Wolters, q
Fly catches Hatheid .; f. Mills .; Fiany l; swande
81 G. Mills 81 Eggler Total, Mutual 49, Allison, q Pat
terson, 81 Martin, 2 Nelson, 81 Jewe 8; Wood Eggler
!. Total, Eckford 10.
Foul bound catches-C. Mills, 8; Jewett, 8.
Struck out-Muua, 2; Eckford, l.
playful by Z. Mills, 8; Flaniy, Total, Mu-
tua TO- Assisted by L. Mills, q Fany, 81 VOTERS, Egg
ler
Put out by Allison, 8; Wood, l. Total, Es.ford, T. As
sisted by Wood 2; Jewett, 1; Nelson L.
Double plays Carleton, Flanly and f. Mills.
Cmpire-Mr Ferguson, of the Atlantic Club
Scorcrs-Messrs. Watson and Dougan.
Time Of game-2 hours, 30 minutes.
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besof legal State government, or just nothing a.
ali. 1t 10 impossible that the government shall %
at the same time both legal and illegal both state
and provisional. am very respectfully gpurs,
JOHN 8. MlLLS0N.
Colonel RICHARD LEwELLEN, Norfolk, va.
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CRICxe

New York vs.. The "Dra gonslay ers''--teturn
Game.
The return game OF the match between the St.
George and New York cricket clubs was begun yes
terday afternoon the grounds Of the latter club
There were but few outsiders present during the
play, which, taken o whole, was not very spirited
on either sde. Each club played Its first innings
TO the bat the first, their standing at the close
OF the innings 81, 10 OF which were made by Dyes
and wides The 81. George scored rs, Is OF which
were byes and wides. The New Workers began their
second innings before ''timen was called. The
game Will he continued to-day. The following Is the
score:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-02
Up In n balloon, boys,
Up In n balloon,
All among the shining stars

knew man once who went up In q balloon, and
glad enough he was to get out OF It, He descended
In field near Headon In Middlesex; but only fancy,
the owner Of the hed brought an action of
trespass against him for coming upon his
lands without permisslonl Bless his hospita BILE
hearth We had q strange balloon ascent in
London day or two ago. And who d o you suppose
was the adventurous aeronautf WHY, no other than
poor pauper woman VINO has just attained the
prodigious age OF loo. Being asked what she would
like for treat she replied ITO go up In balloon to
look down upon the world where | have HE'D for
century" And up she went sure enough ike O
bird-ths Jolly old grl-fresh and risky as the
famous Countess OF Desmond. She was OF course an
object Of universal interest on regaining terra F7a
"A pres cel0 la mn du monde :" But surely there Is
no reason why man or woman should go up In q
In his life OF Richard Savage, DR.. johnson has
ding Ut the players, observing Il quote from memory
that their profession makes them selfish, sensual,
IN the world whom we more frequently find per-
forming generous, disnerested actions. No case
OF distress appeals TO them in vain They have
hands open as day to melting charity.n We all
remember how herolcaliy Mr.. Booth, the tragedian.
behaved ON board the ship London, which foundered
in the Bay OF Biscay gentleman who II not
exactly an actor, IL well known as q spirited EN-
ployer both OF actors and singers. did brave thing
OF prOmenaders child Tell into the sea at q point
OF tue pier where the water Is unusually deep.
gentleman Standing oy who fortunately proved to
The screams OF servant In charge Of the chlld In
stantly plunged into the water and with great
tons recovered the child Just at the moment OF Its
probable final disappearance. The gentleman was
MIR. MapesoD, the director OF the itailan opera who
happened 10 he resident In WOrthing for brief Pc
rlod. Well done, MIR. Mapeson. hope the parsen
OF the parish Will present yon with mis- gold watch.
There Is but too good reason TO lear that the
iete az the Crystal aace for the benefit OF the bra
mAtlc college Will he OF little service 10 that excellent
Institution IL appears that but small proportion Of
ibe Vlsltcrs either paid At the doors went In on
college tickets, the vast majority being persons who
took Out annual suDscnptioD tickets at q guinea
apiece on the very morning OF the ete. by SO doing
they made themselves free OF the Palace
Tor year, ana OF course ipciuded the fete
IN their guineas worth However, they acquired
the right OF gazing with what Mr.. fennyson calls "a
stoney British stafe at 1--we Prince and a not less
vital Princess, and 'there's something in that as
the girl said when she drew on her stocking. But
the mischief OF 1t Is that the price OF these annual
admissions goes into the pockets OF the company,
and the poor players are lett out IN the cold
At no single theatre In London liz any play OF
Shakspeare's now In course OF performance. This
pens that WDen tAe divine william" Ia bowled out
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-03
,1f..
Bulls SarsaparilIa.
Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother.
BENTON BARRACKS, Co.,
April 30. 1868.

BENTON BARRACKS, Co, I
April 80, 1865.
DR. JOHN BULI--Dear Sir: Knowing the eff
cheney of your Sarsaparlla and the healing and bene
fciai qualities it possesses send you the following
statement of my case
/ was wounded about two years ago-was taken
prisoner and confined tor sixteen months. Being
moved 50 often my wounds have not healed yet. |
have not sat up moment since l was wounded. l
am shot through the hips. My general health is
impaired. and | need something to assist nature.
have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in any
thing else. wish that that is genuine. Please eX~
press me half dozen bottles, and obige
CAPT. c. p. JOHNSON,
St. Louis, No.
P. S.-The following was written April, ~, 1868.
by Mrs Jennie johnson, mother of Capt johnson.
DIR. BULL-Dear Sir: My husband, DR.. 5.
johnson, was skllful surgeon and physician in
Central New York, where he died leaving the above
c., p Johnson to my care At thirteen years Of age
he had chronic diarrhma and scrofula for which |
gave him yOaG SaIsaparilla. IT CURED HIM. |
have for ten Vars recommended it to many in New
York Ohio and Iowa, for scrofua, fever Sores and
peenra debility. Perfect success has attended it.
The cure affected in some cases OF scrofia and fever
sores were almost miraculous. l am very ankle us
for nv son to again have recourse to your Sarsapar
Ia He is fearful Of getting spurious article hence
his writing to you for it. His wounds were terrible
but believe he Will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-03

osH Billings says, There is nenny
Mho won't know emmy thing but what
thcy kan prove; this akkounts tor the
little they do know. Most people hey
found out somehow that they "kant
serve God and MammOn too" 50 they
serve Mammon.
There IL this difference between igno-
sance and error: ignorance Is ss0 an
Hind. ana errcr is near sighted quo :,
l.na' stands aaT still and error on moves 10
run agin post