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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-19


GREAT ATTRACTIONS
RICH oPENINGsI
LARGE oFFERINGsI
r. M. CROSS & CO.,
Are opening this week new and elegant goods IN
every department of their Store.
IN SILKS
black and colors. We have the choicest line we
have yet secured, all being Of the best qualities,
and from the most celebrated manufactures.
ALSO,
GRENADINES AND HERNANIs,
For seasonable dresses, in varied and extensive
| assortment, of very superior makes.
IN FANCY DRESS GOODS
We receive daily every novelty invented by the
most skillful French and American designers,
and our stock is invariably complete at every
season of the year.
We call particular attention to our
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT
as We have selected it with the greatest care and
our customers viii find it worthy their careful at
tention.
NEW SUIT GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
We also open this week
NEW PAISLEY SHAWLS,
In many new designs and coIoripgs.
We are now prepared to show our Spring Style
OF garments,-also Summer shawls, in great va
Tiety.
ELEGANT WRAPS IN NEW STYLES,
Opened to-day.
| BLACK LACE POINTS,
WHITE LACE POINTS,
WHITE BERAGE sHAwLs,
GRAPE MoRETZ sHAwLs,,
Silk and wOrsted FRINGE.
Ison Berage. Grenadine and Sewing Silk. shawls
PLAIN BLACK CASHMERE AND AIERINO
LONG AND SQUARE sHAwLs.
SUN SHADES & PARASOLS,
pleasure TO show to the trade,
We also open this week an elegant line of Wot-
| tingham and Swiss
LACE CURTAINS,
and Curtain goods by the yard and in pairs of all
VI for al of
design, extent and variety, cannot be surpassed
/ by any house in this State.
We also open to-day
KID GLOVES
In splendid assortment, including an elegant two
button kid, in summer shades, something very
desirable. Also, another invoice of our
ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVES,
which are sold in Boston for 81 per pair by the
best houses, over the Joseph and many inferior
kinds, which are offered al less price A fun
stock Of AleEandres Kids, in Black and Colors,
all sizes.
BUFF LINEN FOR SUITS,
At very low prices.
New Scotch GinghAms, New Domestic Ginghams
New Prints, New French Cambries, Pereales and
PiQues.
We also offer to-day from the manufacturers,
500 DOZEN
Ladies' White Cotton Hose at l2k cents Der pair
worth double the money.
GREAT BARGAINS
Ia Ladies' Linen Handkercbiefs, new goods in
Linens and light woolens for Boys wear.
Spring and Summer Cloakings in entirely new
styles.
VELVETEENS,
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NoMINATED.-Charles Fl. Harding has
been nominated by the President to be
Post Master at Bradford.
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COTTONS

At Manufacturer prices by the yard, piece or
bale.
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PoULTNEY.-The Good Templars of
Poultney Lodge No, 10, will give a liter
airy entertainment in Joslin Hall, on Fri
day evening, May Goth.
The exercises win be chiefly dramatic,
interspersed with music, select readings,
and recitations. Temperance dramas,
introducing both the tragic and farcical
will be enacted also others of charac-
ger which are scarcely less attractive
The Lodge are are endeavoring by
close application and hard work, to make
this entertainment one well worth lis
tening to, and earnestly ask that all who
are friends to the cause of temperance
will show by their presence that they are
willing to assist in all means used for its
advancement.
BURLINGToN.-Mrs. NJ. A. l. Seymour
of Boston, is giving select readings at Bur-
lington.
Several young ladies' of Burlington
have presented the Volunteer Company
The fire seen at Burlington, ON Friday
night, was the burning of the Maine Mill
belonging to G. f. Norton & Co, on the
Saransc some two miles Southwest of
Plattsburgh village.
A Board of Trade was organized at
Burlington on Friday evening, and the
following officers elected:
President, Hon. Levi Underwood !;
Vice Presidents, f. G. Kennedy, Lawrence
Barnes; Directors. E. w. Peck, B. S, Nj
ehols, s. H. Weston, G. II, Blodgett, L. B.
Englesby, L. B. Plat, E. Lyman; Secre-
tary, W. II. Root; Treasurer, O. W.
Woodhouse.
Post Henry of the Grand Army of
the Republic eff Milton, have voted to
join with Post Stannard, on Decoration
Day at Burlington.
john N, Pomeroy, was the member of
the Constitutional Convention from Bur-
lington in 1886, also in 1850.
The Grand List for State Taxes in
Burlington, is $23,409,55
The contributions of tho First Con-
gregational Church in Burlington, for
benevolent objects last year was $1,1S3,-
ODO
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NEW SUIT GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
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SUN SHADES & PARASOLS,
LACE CURTAINS,

and Curtain goods by the yari and in pairs of all
lengths, in every quality, which for elegance of
design, extent and variety, cannot be surpassed
by any house in this State.
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New Scotch Ginghams, New Domestic Gingharns,
New Prints, New French Cambrics, Pereales and
PiQues.
We also offer to-day from the manufacturers,
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VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY. - The
semi-annual meeting of this society will
be held at the city of Burlington on the
7th and Sth days of June next, COM
mencing at II a. m. On Tuesday and clos
ing on Wednesday afternoon.
Papers are expected from DR.. L. G. But
Ter, of Essex, on new remedies from DIR.
o. f. Fassett, of st. Adams, on anesthet-
les in midwifery from DR.. G. l.. Allen,
of Rutland, on imperfections in the pres
ent system of medical education from
DR.. G. 2. Frost, of Brattleboro, on uses
and abuses of opium; from Dr. g. B. Bull
lard, OF st. Johnsbury, on the thermome-
ter in medical practice; from DIR. E. E..
Phelps, of Windsor, on pathology of fever.
Besides these there will be reports of
cases, a statistical dissertation on con-
sumption in Vermont, and in the evening
of Tuesday an address by DR.. Abram
Harding, of South Hero, on improvements
and changes in the science and practice OF
medicine.
The secretary will issue certificates en-
titling members to return free over the
Rutland 81 Burlington, Vermont Central,
and Canada railroads, provided twenty
five persons come over each of these roads
to attend the meeting.
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500 DOZEN

Ladies' White Cotton Hose at l2k cents per pair,
worth double the money.
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INsANE.-For some time past William
Stark, Esq, one of the distinguished citi-
zens of Manchester, n. H, has been af-
iicted with brain disease which has
made him insane. He was carried to the
Mclean Asylum at Somerville, Mass, on
Wednesday last
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IN SILKS,

New Summer and Standard, in checks, stripes,
black and colors. We have the choicest line we
have yet secured, all being Of the best qualities
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NEW PAISLEY SHAWLS,

We also open this week
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In many new designs and coioripgs.
We are now prepared to show our Spring Style
OF garments,-also Summer shawls, in great va
Tiety.
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IN FANCY DRESS GOODS

We receive daily every novelty invented by the
most skiIlful French and American designers.
and our stock is invariably complete at every
season of the year.
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LARGE OFFERINGS
r. M. CROSS & CO.,

Are opening this week new and elegant goods IN
every department of their Store
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We also open to-day
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GRENADINES AND HERNANIs,

For seasonable dresses, in varied and extensive
assortment, Of very superior makes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-19

as we have selected it with the greatest care, and
our customers viii find it worthy their careful at
tention.
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K I'D CLIO ES

In splendid assortment, including an elegant two
button kid, in summer shades, something very
desirable. Also, another invoice of our
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which are sold in Boston for 81 per pair by the
best houses, over the Joseph and many inferior
kinds, which are offered al less price. A full
stock Of Alexandres Kids, in Black and Colors
all sizes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-09

Empty Bitter Bottles, Of various styles. can lr fnnnd
around almost every dwelling and cabin throughout ihs
land Their taste Is pleasant aud they adv"rtissd"
almost every disease. while the manufacturers know
they possess nu medicinal properties whatever lfev
are many dSruscs for exceedingly common heser-
ages which do not cannot possibly cure any one
Beware Of these pleasant hers In qusvt bottles they
contain sting for your vi'als and 'e who buys ihc'n
carries ..toper's' grog into his house One man VIII"
knows nothing aboni medicine says his big bottles 81
common stun will cure chills and fever. rheumatism
and consumption another whose bottles rs very iancy
cures all Impurities Of tho blood makes old young
out devils restores sight to the blind and numer
Gus oihcr miricss: while yet another. who prcsunea
every man drunkard proposes 10 cure collie. invr"w-
ing nails. yellow fever. heart disease and o,e-srs
maidrns, We know they make no such cures. We know
the people ~ large deceived aud swndled and ve
desire fo vcnlaic these common hurnbnSs, make me
following challenge to one aud all:
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS

~ Office is hereby given. that the mn-
~ dcrsigncd Commissioner. appointed
by the Court of Common Pleas. OF Du-
bois Comfy, Indiana. in II suit for parti-
ton OF lands. wherein Caroline Morgan
and Charles Morgan. arc petitioners :
Charles Sticky. George Green. Harriet.
Green. ct. H.. are defendants. will sell nj
public auction. by order Of said court.
al The Court House. in Jasper. on
TUESDAY. September 20,h. 1870.
the following described Real Estate, in
said county. to-wit:
The south west quarter of the south
west quarter. and the north west quar-
ter of the south west quarter. all Ia Sec
ltion eight (sl town two (2) south range
five (5) west, eighty (SU) acres of land,
more or less.
| TFRHs OF SALE :-Onc-third OF the
purchase money To be paid in cash. one
third in twelve months, and onc-third
in eighteen months, the purchaser Civ
ing notes for said deferred payments
bearing interest. with approved surety
and waving benefit from valuation and
appr,isemcnt laws.
| L. =. sale 10 bcgin NJ 2 o'clock y. Nj.
CLEMENT DOANE.
Commissioner.
| tur o6tI 1p1O-4Ws
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

IN accordance with the law. a Public
Examination of persons desiring 10
teach Public Schools in Dubois county,
will' be held at the school house in Dist.
No. 2. in Jasper. OH
THURSDAY, September 22d, 1870.
Those DESTROYS of obtaining license will
please be present on that day.
Any person desiring to obtain license
to teach, must be thoroughly qualified in
the eight branches specified by law.
Teachers must bear in mind that an.
der the new law no certificates for teach
ing can be granted hereafter at private
examinations, and it is therefore impor-
tant that they should attend the public
examination, and bring with them ccr-
tiiicate Of morcl character from their re-
spectivc Trustees.
Al. STRAIN, School Examiner.
Sept. 9th, 1870.
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DALII. =. EIJMONSTON
lsEAL. Clerk Of the Circuit Court.

State Of Indiana. Dubois County. IS:
The qualified voters of Dubois Go. arc
hereby notified that polls will be opened
AT the usual places OF holding elcctions.ii
the several townships Of Dubois county.
Indiana. on Tuesday. October 1lth, 1870
tor the purpose of clccting the officers
mentioned in the foregoing prccipc
whereof all persons interested will take
notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. Witness my hand and seal, this
9Th day OF September. 1870.
TOBIAS HERBIG, Sheriff ID. c.
Sept. 9Th. 7O.-fw.
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Judielal District Convention.

We notice that posters have been cir
culatcd calling the Common Pleas Judi
cial Convention a, Cannclton. We arc
surprised nj this. inasmuch. as we in
form cd Mr.. SchMuck before these bills
were issued that we had adyices from
two Of the other counties. and that the
convention would bc held mt Icaven-
worth. We hope there will be no trou-
Die over this matter. Below VIC publish
ARTICLES from two OF the counties in the
district coinciding in the call for l.cav-
cnw orth. which settles the matter:
JrnicIN CoNvENrloN.- We sec 10y
the Jasper CorRlER. that the Democracy
of Dubois have appointed Delegates
TO represent them in the judicial Con-
vcn,ion to be held ut Lcayenwoiih, on
the 18th instant.
On the other hand the Cannclton pa
pcrs give notice that the JudicialC owen
tor will be held Cannelton on The l5th
Instant tNa
Now Orange and Dubois are in favor
of Lcaycnw orth. and rs Il matter of
course the Democracy OF Crawford will
decide with them. SO we think the qucs-
zion i, settled in favor Of Leavenworih.
Paoli Eagle.
JvpIcAL CoNNENTToN.- We hope 10y
the next issue of our papcrt To be able TO
give the time and place for the holding oi
our Common Pleas Judicial Convention.
Our Cannclton friends want the conSen-
ton. ihep.w lille our Leavcnw friends
want the convention held there. Our
first choice was Connection. hut by
agreement lcit:he matter TO Orangcand
Dubois counties. t
We hope 10y this time. thcy have agreed
upon The time and place. so that wemay
know what To do. Out county central
COMMITTEES appointed delegates to attend
the convention wherever itmay be held.
l.. 5. Since the above was put i'll
type. we have learned that both. Orange
,anl Dubois counties. have instructed tor
Lcavcnworth. on Tuesday the 18Th OF
September. Our delegates appointed
will be governed accordingly.
IN. Rockport Democrat.
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MICHAEL G. KERR, Of Floyd {


'g The Democratic Judicial Convention
for the 81 Common Pleas District. will
De held, in accordance with tie votes ni
i majority ofihe District Committee. al
LE.AvEywoRru. September 18th. 1870,
and will be called 10 order at 10 o'clock,
a. NJ.
N Bv order of majority of the Com
mi,tce. CLEMENT DOANE.
!. District Committeeman for Dubois Go.
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II. & n. G.. ,RAILRoAD.-l view OF the
near approach of tax paying time. and
the fact of tax having been levied i'll
Bainbridgc and HARRISON townships in
aid Of the above road, our people were
some Of them DESTROYS that the company
should make an authoritative statement
to our county commissioners, as the pre-
sent term. in order that if the money
was not likely TO be needed soon, the
order levying the tax might DC suspend.
cd for q year, and our people be relieved
Of paying it before it was needed. In
response to this expressed wish, on last
Monday, Judge Laird, on behalf Of the
Spencer county directors, and Messrs. II.
NJ Bishop and Josiah Kirby. for the Gin
cinnati directors. addressed the commits
sioncrs, giving a statement of the pro-
grcss and prospects Of the enterprise,
from which we learn that the subscrip-
tions Of stock, engineering work, &C.. are
in such a state of forwardncss, as to JUS
tify them in the belief that the aid voted
will be needed by the time it lis collected.
Both of the Cincinnati gentlemen agreed
that there was no question but the sum
expected of Cincinnati would be raised
in short time. and the grading of the
road be put under contract.
Judge Laird, also. explained the legal
bearings Of the proposition, and showed
clearly that the commissioners had no
further authority to interfere with the
levy made by them at their June SEES.
sion, Until tie time had expired which il
fixed BY the law, within which the com.
papy must have their road completed
and lie believed by that time the compa'
NY would be able to legally receive the
money. The order levying the tax was
not disturbed, w. .tt,. 44rIf .a
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Manhood: How Lost,
"A How Restored.

Just Published. new edition ~ Dir. Culverwelrs
Celebrated Essay on the RADICAL Cure without
ned.cine) Of SrERvATORHA, or seminal Weakness. In
voluntary Seminal Losses. Impotency Mental and Phys
ical lncapacity Impedimcns to Marriage etc; also,
CONSERVATION ErLspsEy. and Frs, induced by Self
Indulgence sexual extravaganza
AEySyn Price. in n Sealed Envelop. only cents
The celebrated Author in this admirable essay. clear
~ demonstrates from thirty years successful practice.
that the alarming consequences ~ Sef-Abuse may be
radically cured without the dangers OF internal mcdi-
cine the application Of the knife pointing ou mode
Of once simple, certain. aud efecual, by means
Of which every sufferer, matter what his conditions
may be. may cure himself cheary privately and radi-
caliy.
kk5JnTbis Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Seut. under seal in plain envelope, to any address
postpaid receipt Of sig cents, or two post stamps,
L Also Doctor Culvcrweil's Marriage Guide,r price q
cents. Address the Publishers.
CHARLES J. e. KLINE 4 Company,
No. 127, Bowcry, New York,
sept. 2, 1870 iii4i Post-Onhcc Box 1850.
~ - .f %-+
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Death is NJ the Door.

In ell these complaints the system evidently shor,s
want VI rcd blood and Mr. Churchill in his work en-
nis,as. of Females say: 'Eearing r r'in' ihN ne
blood is remarkably deficient IN rcd to'pusces. and the
known property o iron mis- condition. theory
suggests II as the d. relied the ls 81 ~hi'
the Citrate citrate of Iron enters largely into NC
composition of English Female hltters. combined wa
powerful vegetable tonrs ~ rsre qualities
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and me rhse
woods of Mississippi i found certain hard and fn's
root. which has been i secret ufe by some I'D nd~vr
fnr many years. possessing nsgic powers ~ regulating
restoring a ion as suffering with any affection ~ -
ont. This runi have obtained gave 4 ~ ws-
III our uracire AMI now ~ The rrHrpl. tnsr't
ld.,i- Ia rh..r piit.rs other powerful uterine sni
general ionics ar cnicr ino rs composition. w sh"
add eptardra ar l,ck sufficient 10 act up'n the
liver and keep the bowlrs open.
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Bloc saing Young t:irD>.

Mddlcarod msirons those Il The criiirsl period anu
tho aged sandirihcr ar. ~ crcd by he ~ eur
English Female I.'tcrS. nov prescribed and used ~
phy sicans III over The country.
II yon troubled with Falling 81 The Wunh aIi'nded
with sens. II weight and heafng down pain ~ ne
back nnd side and oilrr attendant evils. English re-
iialr ntt.rs viii .i,e. ei'irc rrt.
Those OF the '-turn at fr. mothers sftsr con0ne-
MT and oilers .inal" fn.le) Who conrslcs
cents from ans soracird dehiiitating compliant Nn
min strength slowly, and vhose digestion = slew a'
imperfect. wil find these IHcr~ The very thing Their
stem demands i gives powerful appetite. aids sn''
assists digestion the liver, strengthens iena
~ aud physically. and fills III. whol. system win pure
crimson blood conrsing through its channels
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STATE OFFICERS.

Secretary of State.
Treasurer OF State.
Auditor OF State.
Attorney Geaeral.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Supreme Judge for the lst dist.
Supreme Judge for the I'd dist.
supreme Judge for the 3d dist.
Supreme Judge Tor the 4th dist.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Representative in Congress, 81 Dist.
Judge of the Circuit Court. 81 Judi
cial Circuit.
.Dudwe OF the Common Pleas Court.
Sd District.
Prosecuting Attorney for the Circuit
Court. in the 81 Judicial Circuit.
Prosecuting Attorney in The Sd Com
mon Pleas District.
State Senator for the counties of Du-
bos. Pike and Martin.
Representative for the counties of Dn-
bois and Martin.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Auditor.
County Treasurer.
County Recorder.
Sheriff. .fuf
County Surveyor.
Coroner. .,Fs
: One county commissioner for lst dist.
One county commissioner for d dist.
One county commissioner Tor 81 dist.
TOW NSIliP OFFICERS.
Columbia township TOWNSHIP,
trustee two Justices OF the Peace; tNt
con,tablcs: one assessor, and super, l.
sor for each road district.
HARRISON township--Onc township
trustee: one Justice Of the Peace: ivy,
constables: one assessor. and supervisors
for each road district.
cambridge towuship--Onc TOWNSHIP
Trustee: one Justice OF the Peace tire,
constabies one assessor. and a supervi
sor for each road district.
Hall townshir--Onc township trustee
two Justices Of the Peace: two cunsta
blcs one assessor. and IA supervisor io
each road district.
Patoka township--One trustee: tw,
Justices OF the Peace: three constabes
one assessor. and Il supervisor for cacl
road district.
Ferdinand townsliip--One trustee
one Justice Of tie Peace two constables
one assessor, and supervisor for eacl
road district.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. |. BAIL II
EnMoNsToN. Clerk OF the Duboi
Circuit Court, have hereunlo set IN
hand and the seal OF said court. a
Jasper. this The Sth day OF Septem
! Der, 4. ID. 1870.
BAIL Il. EDMONSTON.
lsEAL. Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
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Sickness. Pain and IDeath

ieri,macly result penalties for violations Of us,u,.
laws, from which none escape.
The faded check. the pale and wen features III, dun
eye thrrionded intellect. ihr d,et hea,ng sigh lie
feeble aud emacsted frame. the detected brow IN. ,a,
cring gait all indicate previous sson. of law
knowing that 'prucrnstnsiion il the thi.t of Inn. NJ.
intelligent beings apply for some remedy as soon a, er
cunstahceS permit: While those who Do no, ac.uoun
the principle that delays are dangerous" yruerrly
lingcf lose more Tim" and pa. more money.
Thousands OF mothers aud daughters. IN all sIsticns
and conditions Of life suffering. lingering and d.
Ing from the effects OF some dreaded aud dreadful
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k!esSsisSa Female Esilters,


THE only arknov clgcd Uterine Tonic and Penal" Reg
uiaiur kncwnwb ~ cure alhhnse complaints above ine
toned ~ an Incredibly short tiue The Eiiicrs ~ once
ara>ts strengthens aud ettores the womb "a it, naiu
condition removing distractions teli'N INK pam md
regulating ihr monthly pcrioi iuudcr stands pale.
feeble AMI angud lirl iusi bursting into ~omsnhood
she is the pride ut all, hnt hank she s,n My steals
pickle. eats chalk. slate pencil Il" appetite for
food She turns with dun eye aa s..kr solitude; her
cv. ~ Longer spar ies. her merry lsagh il Longer
lr,hd ringing through th-a III. shn rol.. sh"ni WITH
uVdot~ lips and gums. wiih h"aiache. palpiiaii"ll
constellation swimming ~ NE head cold feet Snh hands
melancholy .hs has coated tongue. offensive hTeAlh
an, ioss Of other rfils too humorous 70 mention
Nh,u neglected all these symptoms become aggrs,s-
t,d there i sick stomach heartburn dsrk line 81
Ties nvr ihr the legs nni ankles are swollen nv
hair loses it. GLOSS aud fails uE there Is hriiilenss SUI
spiitf. ui die nn9er rniis swollen Al doin.m sStt-n
nervousness. fr.i hlnrss pains -Id aches dry cough
II, sercal Fits. rapih prvsirslion. epilepsy and death
II won sny of vour friends. are thns Afflicted SEM
a. far Boitl. % English ieina- RiIirrs snd he
cured. ils effects are magical ~ such crnrlsinh =
sey mother viii postpone and delay this duty mil