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to have an inexllasHblc reservoir OF

| " unNu III tuSAltnttsHVIS ANSS' was "
breath.
Good heayeuSt you'll talk your head
off, said q brother broker to her on the
street the other day.
"He didn't know that was talking his
head of" snapped the Claflin. u found
out all he knew in five minutes. I'll talk
all their heads of yetT' a
She has dash, sparkle, nerve, viyAcity-
chiefly of the coarse kind-and Is younger,
and Is considered prettier than Woodruff
Her eyes are brighter, and her lips, nose
and chin more piquant and less classic In
outline. ] q lt
She has the utmost confidence in her
power Of attraction, and once thought that
she was going to ''i',p'"'t '.l3 t
MARRY COMMODORE VANDERBILT,
before tic time when that venerable youth
took unto himself the present owner Of his
heart lAth ID tlI' To. l.-t.' D.
"He isn't 80 uery old, you know" said
tic small schooner, "Oh," observed Alrs.
Woodruff In street Cur, one day, to u
chance acquaintance, when you find out
who Tennie's going to marry, won't your
eyes bung ont thought
But these hopes were doomed to disap.
pointmcnt. Tho filir clairvoyant, instead
Of being indicted to tho COmmodorc's
handsome home was placed in the Broad
street office, where tho old gentleman OK
erCises a paternal and financial supcrvl-
sion.
Speculation is no new thing to the sis
ters, They
..,. BEGAN IN TIE WEST
when they were young ones, with wheat
and corn, and have specialized ever since
in stocks ind crGdulity.
They have given up their professional
ClaIryoyance, though they claim that their
Soi.dISGnt power assists them in their brsl-
ness. Tennie, however, In candid mo
ments observes: "ClatrvOyNnCe-pooh !!
It's nothing but cuteHesG"
Their establishment, magnetic, etc, Is
broken up, aud their mother, the funny
little old woman, slip.sliOd and collarless,
with tho beady eyes and the wisp Of hair
always sticking out behind, no longer re-
CcIve the dupeS In search Of healing. They
live in elegant but tasteless style ct the
Hoffman House, and drive to and from
business in a beautiful little coupe drawn
BY two fine horses. Occasionally they are
seen walking up broadway together ] ke
the other brokers, keeping step with a Du-
siness.like air,
+ Where MIR. Woodruff and SIr. Clafin
arc, nobody knows. 9Ye are told by the
sisters that grim death could say, If 10
wanted TO. II issaid that ono was gam
bier and tho other q magnetic healer-two
very reputable and worthy gentlemen
doubtless.
woodruff, Clallin & Co., arc doing a
large business. Their success depends
more upon their "cutenesS" and astonish-
ing impotence, than upon the recognition
otmasculinc brokers. They are prompt,
and, so fur, honorable in their operations:
The mental and physical strain demanded
by such business could be sustained
only by women wholly devoid Of delicacy
of temperament, thoroughly cOarsc.grain-
cd and unsympathetic.
In short; the spectacle Of these Broad
street brokers ts.0 disgusting and unnatGl.
rafone, and makes ono turn with relief
even to the Doras, the pretty noncntities,
tho Jumps Of sweetness in tho social cup.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTTCR.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. 80. /.
Dr.. ]. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them for either business, study, society or mar
FiAgO. le -
These arc some Of tho sad and melancholy ef.
tects produced by carly habits Of youth, yiE:
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains In the
Head, DlmnesB Of Slight, Loss OF Muscular Power,
PalpitatiOn Of tho Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lr'
rltabllIty, Derangcment Of tho Digestive FunOr
ton, &c.
MENTGILT-Tho fearful ctfcctS on tho mind are
much to bC dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil ForebodlnEs,
tude, Timldity, &C., arU some Of tho evils pro-
duCed.
Thousands OF pCrsons Of all ages can now judge
what Z tho cause q their declining health losing
smaciAtEd, having q singular appearance about
the eyes, Cough, aud Symptoms Of Consumption
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KOskOo 10 endorsed BY tho hest physleianG
everywhere Read the following from DR.. Tillery,
4 successful practitioner Of many years standing
In tho Old North State: III. ur ...
ROCKY MOUNT, EDGECoNBE Co.,
% ~, U 'E September 10, 1869. (
,pR. J. J. RAwRENcE-DcAr Sir: | have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract OF KOskoo IT
my practice with the hdppiGst rsSilh, hnd i e
be 4 pOlps5II Liper Lart9orator, Blood Flrlfer
and N6rU0uS Tonic. In all dlscAses Of tho LtVOr
Scrofulous, SyphIlltic, and Nervous Affections
az a remedy Q1 imm0NAe tdluS; In fact, In almost
every variety Of Chronic Diseases its use 10 indl
Gated, Hoping you may meet with tho succeBi
which you deserve as . manufacturer Of Fk|td6il
medicines, am Sir, with much respect
Your obcdiUnt servant,
H" III II. @. TILRERY, N. D.
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Road the following from Nj. womble, prom.
nOnt Hardware Merchant of this city;

No. 10 MARKET SouARg, NORFOLK, YA.,l
'"'" October Is, 1892
On. LEWREN0E-Dear Sir: To the large mum.
Der Of testimonials which you ODER OF the great
my own. ] suffered greatly with Nervous DebiI'
Ity, Headache, Loss Of Appetite, SC. Two bot
tics Of RoSkoo restored me 70 health.
Your truly, J. G. WCMBLE.
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PoRTsMoUTu, Va, October g. 1862
This 10 10 certify that know Dr.. Lawrence
thy Of tho fullest confidence. ! have used bis
K6skoo Wlth advantage 10 myself, and have adopt
Cd is uS0 In my family In cases Of nervous d0bi'
Ity and depression. ,,,n,,u,,>,
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MEDICAL.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
Established as a Refuge from
OuackeFY.
THR ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN
BE OBTAINED.

Dr.. johnson has discovered tho most CeEtaln,
Speedy, and only Bdectull Remedy In the world
for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder, lnTolun'
Wy DlsehaEEGS, lmp9tenSy, General DSS O!.,SS
Confusion Of Ideas, PatpitAtInn Of the Heart,
TtmldltY, Trembling, DimnesB Of Sight, OF Cid
diness Disease Of tho Head, Throat, Nose or
skin, ARecnon9 Of the LIVER, Lungs, stomach or
BowslS-lhose Terrible Disorders Grlllng nom
Solitary Habits Of YOuth-SseEOt and Solitary
Practices moro tAt1l to their victims than tho
song Of SyrenB 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, blight
Ing their most brilliant hopes or GnbclpaupnS,
rendering marriage, &c. impossible.
NV" YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become tho victims OF Soil.
tAfy Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps 70 an pntlmcly gave
Thousands Of Young Men OF the most excellent
talents and brilliant lntallect, who might other
wise have Unframed listening. SeAnteB with the
thnnderS Of CloQuenee, or walked to ecstacy tho
living lyrO, may call With null confidence.
44E MARRIAGE aaaa,.. i
Married Persons, OF Young Mon contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical weakness,
Organic Debility, Delormit0S speedily cured.
He who places himself under tho care OF Dr.. j !.
may rCllgiOuSly cOnadG In his honor % q gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his Skill asA ply
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full VigOr restored.
This distressing affection, which FendoFs lilo
miserable and marriage impossible, u tho penalty
paid by tho victims Of improper induIgencCs.
Young persons arc too apt 70 commit excuses
from not being aware Of tho dreadful consequent
ccS that may GnSue. Now, who that understands
the subject will pretend 10 deny that the power
Of procfCatOn Is lost sooner by those falling Into
improper habits than by the prudent? Besides
being deprived Of tho pleasure Of healthy OF.
spring, tho most serious and destructive Symp-
toms Of both body and mind arise. Tho system
k.na, IHn DlVuaI "a ~
Functions Weakened, LOss Of PrOcreatlvO Power,
Nervous IrritAbllIty, Dyspepsia, PAlpiLatlon OF
tho Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
and Wasting Of tho Frame Cough, Consumption,
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MDORsEMENT OF TlIE PRESS;

The many Thousands cured at this establish.
mont within tho last twenty years, and the nu.
mOFous important surgical operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters Of
The Sun and many other papers, notices Of (which
have appeared again and Again before the public,
and respectAbIllty, u sufficient guarantee 10 the
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
maria ...H..
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She looks up inquiringly. whats the
matter ?" asks her visitor.
"Forged chccks-man said he WINS Park
s. GilCord's agcnt-wanted us to buy gold
bought it-chcck was altercd-people
wouldn't take it-found out-bank Certt'
fed 1t got to stand it-thc street said we
were Observation-Disclosures, Clatlin
& Company can't be victimized-no street!
Did ever tongue rattle us fast rs this
wolnan'sH She finishes her clatter with
an emphatic nodand q wink extremely
masculine and businesS.likc, which In an
instant transforms those innocent eyes into
the coarse, greedy, smart" optics OF the
street. ~
':And you don't care for the comments
= 4" IA st a 6it-thesc men always dothe
talking-thcy'd bGglad to see US cheated,
but they, w0n't-they'vc been trying TO
drive lis away, but they shan't drive us
away; didn't come down hero to be driven
of by the men. Ducky, attend to those
All right answered tho sharp voice OF
the Cladin. IL
mo, we won't be driven OFT came
down here to get money and set an exam
pie to the women going to set it-aston'
ish the men, too. There's our bankers
refused to cash our checks until we'd paid
up on the forged one; took our lawyer
and Commodore VanderbIlts lawyer
presented o check for q quarter Of o mil
iion-thrcatencd to sue 'em If they didn't
pay it instantly hauled in their horns
quickP
"Do YOU really like the business%
HOf course we like it, Going. to sue
coed. Inevcr failed in anything ! meant
N Suonoal in vet y ...-.....,.. ...,,,..s
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OFFICE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.,
Loft hand aide going from Baltimore street, q few
doors from tho corner. Fail not TO observe tho
name and number.
RI No letters received unless postpaid and
containing 4 stamp TO DO used on the reply. Per.
sons writing should state age, aud send portion
Of advertisement describing symptoms.
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his once.
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From Raw. W. q. Christian, Pastor DInwiddIr
StrOOt Methodist Church,
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W ouSSCGA 49, ySSs
"NOT r.......-.. .-.... 49,.
"Ncverl Did you know am going to
be the next President"
"No; l hadn't heard Of It"
~ AIN; i aul going 10 carry the next
election il piles Of money and Influence
and everything else can do it. It's about
time they Ind woman In the White
House to teach en- something; and | shall
be the first one"
"Through the help of the woman's
"Baf Jn0-they can't do anything;
tried 'cm and gave 'cm up. They. want
to be men, and they only succeed In get
ting hal ,Way. They, don't knoV how e
combine and woil tGge ether tlht Nv hats
Die NIT ter-thGy ehhH Cohbine.W ! z
"Then you don't believe in woman SUI
frageE ln IVA gJ!lgl,J ,JallI
'Don't care anything about 1t. Twas
In Washington last year when they had
their convention, and l talked 'cm down
all tho time. Tho men arc going to elect
me-"
"O.o.hH
"Yesi and I'm bound to carry tho next
"Do you know how you're going to do
it?"
ayes, indeed; l have ways. Wait till
YOU see tho article I'm writing. I'll give
you an Office the first thing!
Mrs. Woodruff was profoundly thanked
as she led the way 10 her private ottlCe-n
pretty little room, furnished In soft, nell-
trail tints, with an open gr0tc radiating
warmth and cheer. o
pheasant, isn't 1T" she observed COM
pIaccntly. In IN adjoining room two
women sit writing at Q table, with bonds
and stock certificates strcwn about them'
On Of them Is tho black.cycd, slender
snappisll
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Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of ono Of tho most eminent Coll
leges In the United States, and tho greater part
OF whose life has boen spent In tho hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected soma Of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing In
the head aud cars when asleep, great nCrTouB'
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, baShiul
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
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a short, dumpy, hard .teatutcd English
woman in the cheapest and coarscst at
Tire, who has Just made million and
half in ono speculation. She has been
operating for ten years, and In that time
has made and lost immense fortunes with
a facility equAllng that Of any masculine
operator on tho street. She owns large
amount Of Brooklyn property, and has a
husband who probably sympathiseS with
her work, as lie Is himself an extensive
Western Spectator. Upon the first ap'
pearance OF Woodruff s. Chalin, she be-
gan operating through them, and hns the
most ilnbOunded filth in their discretion
and smartness. I.I..rui
Look ut Mrs. StentOn, there, !" Sayt The
Woodruff, "she operates with q million
ut time, and yet these other timid wO-
men are afraid to trust her with thou
sand on margin" {'Ii.,.
And now We remember tllRt several lit.
tie birds have whispered in our ears that
hundreds OF the fashionable women oil
New York Nrc continually operating on
the street, through masculine brokers and
It does not require much shrewdness to
guess that some of these have formed a
pool IN connection with Woodruff i
Clanin, which, indeed, Is the fact. d
Mrs. SIGnton rolls up her papers into o
buslness.lIke bundle and prepares to dc.
part for tho day; meanwhile VIC arc told
that she often carries away with her ii
night moro than million dollars In bonds
which sho hasn't time 70 take to hcl
bankers. n'gJ.l
But moro wonderful creature even
than the Woodruff Is her sister and Good
jutoE, --ln. lilo ..l.,p MAJ
In the matter Of talking she Is Wood
hull condensed, double distilled. ShE
talka without pGriodloF comma, and SEEM
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A success without precedent in this country or
Europe.
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R. n. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKSBURG, ". VA
]. N. MOWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, W. VA
REYaRENoE ~ rERntlIlox.

Agents wanted everywhere in Tho State,
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YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by certain prac'
tico, INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage lmpOs:
sible, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, tho hops Of his
country, The prido Of his parents, should DO
snatched rom all prospects aud enjoymontS Of
life by the consequences OF dGvlahnR from the
path Of nature, aud iudulgtng In certAiD secret
habit. Such persons must, before contemplating
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All surplus aceruInt rom business IN this State
. pledged by the Company to 20 lOauOd Or invest
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-03
Fairs for 1870.

Ashtabua COaaty Agricultural Society VIII hold its
Twentyfourth Annual Fair at Jefferson on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 14th, 18th and 10th.
Andover Union Agricultural Society will hold its 6h
Annual Fair on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri1aY,
Sept, 9TH, Sth and 9th. ..
Orwell Agricultural Society will hold lite 1ath Annual
Fair on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct srd 4th
and 5th.
Orwell Horse Fair, under the management OF the Or
well Agricultural Society will be held on Tuesday, Oct.
9th.
Conneaut Agricultural Society will hold its nth An
nual Fair on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Sept
2ist, 22nd and 23rd.
Ashtabula Township Fair will hold its 18th Annual
Fair at Ashtabua, on Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day, Sept. 28th 29th and 30th.
Ohio State Fair viii be held at Springfield, commenc
ing on Monday. Sept. 18th.
Northern Ohio Fair at Cleveland, Oct. lth, 5th. 9th
and 7th
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GoNE.--Those two conspicuous and venera.
bic old land marks in front Of the BooTH
Mansion--tho Lombardy Poplars-tbat have
so long llned their tall heads and lowered
above all their fellows, and whose spire-like
tops have bent TO the storms of more than
fifty years, have numbered their days. and
passed away, soon. like all things earthly. TO be
forgotten. They were put out by the elder
BooTH father of the present generation, and
occupants of the premises The present week
witnessed their fall and the labor OF the ak
and saw TO reduce them to fuel Few o:
these trees, once so common In come Of the
older states, remain. Once they rode upon:the
popular breeze. and by its nourisbing and en-
couraging influence took broad and deep hold
upon the solid earth. and proudly raised them
selves above all competitors. Now, none so
poor to do them reverence. Notwithstanding
the effect. in a merely picturesque point of
view, they gave to the landscape, they have
for years been growing fewer by degrees and
beautifully less, until now. only one is called
TO mind in this vicinity. That stands upon
the FRANK HARMON corner, at east village,
NhiSh was seI out, VIC are tolu, ny HDhh ADb
LOGG the former owner of the premises. prOba-
bly, about the same time as those above alluded
to, as landlord FIELD informs US that Ii was
standing when he came into the county, forty
eight years since. Its isolated position has
been advantageous to growth. which has been
improved as its size will show. Mr.. HARMON
we learn, says there is no need of the cry
woodman, spare that tree, as 1t shall remain in
all its generated dignity and glory.
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Conneaut LIENS Prom the Reporter

FISHING at the Lake is on the increase.
From three to six tons are daily caught, and
shipped to various markets. The fish taken
here are mostly whitefish, uniformly large and
fine.
HEAVY FREsHET AND BRIDGES DESTROYED.
The heavy rain OF last week caused freshet
which did great damage in the south part of
the county. probably destroying property to
the extent of seven or eight thousand dollars,
mostly in bridges belonging to the county.
The bridges swept away were the new one
known as Young's, just east of the Center of
Pierpont one I of a mile south east of Pier
pont Three bridges on the Center road be-
tween Monroe and Pierpont; a bridge framed
and ready to be raised near Poole's on the
Pike was carried down the stream, and most
of the material lost Mr.. +. S. Winship had
the contract for building it. Besides there
were two or three destroyed in the vicinity of
Conneautville
W. T. Stevens of .Pierpont suffered the loss
of 5000 shingles.
An old blacksmith shop at Thad. Young's in
Pierpont was undermined and toppled into
the stream, and destroyed.
Mr. Kane, proprietor of the Pierpont tannery
suffered a loss of some $500 on account of the
food washing liquor fiom the vats and dam
aging leather.
A Mr. Trimmer at Pierpont had nearly one
acre of potatoes completely unearthed, many
of which were carried off.
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a A
RAILROAD NOTICE.!

n Great Chance for poor people TO get
home, payments made easy. as follows \ down, and
the balance when the cars run on Southern Railroad
rut OF AshtAbula interest annually will sell 81 good
ballding lots in tie village one with new house and
barn It, and brick house at Depot, and acre adtoin-
ing Samuel w. Humphrey the west, on the north Dy
Dsp0t grounds and on the corner OF the street. also
ltK OF good land about 100 rods west Of Depot
well situated and blocked out for 20 good Building lois
50 acres fn Denmark the old turnpike mites south
Of Keioggsyie. house, barn and orchard grated trui
wagon aingle wagon. 2cutters, and harnesses. All
thJse indebted TO me want them 70 come and pay me
on the cars. mesn just what say, D. W. GARY.
AShtabulD o. Jan 1879 lyiVS
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COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-It may be we'll
enough to remind some of our sleepy Repub-
licans that the tire for holding the County
Convention, for this county, occurred on Mon
day last, and that all the nominations were
made in a very harmonious manner-almost
nnanimoEly-to wit:
For Commissioner.-DUR HAY of Cole
brook.
For County Auditor,-W c. CRowELI, the
present incumbent.
For Infirmary Director.-J. II. KINNEAR. of
Kingsville, the present incumbent
Having done all it came together for, the
Convention had the good sense to adjourn
without the passage of string of resolutions
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Cor CoNTRACT.-KENNETH MCKENZIE,
our fellowctizen and neighbor, has taken a
ing the bridges, cattle-guards, fences and ties
for 81 miles of the Buffalo and Washington
kne-that lying between Aurora and Olean,
N. Y.-and has already entered upon its full
illment. In the Governmentworks that he has
had the execution of here and in this neighbor-
hood, Macs highest ambition has been to
show his fidelity, thoroughness and skill, and
nobody supposes hereabouts, for moment
that be will show any other disposition any
where else, so the B. s. w. Company may con-
gratulate themselves that their work has been
let to a competent, honorable man.
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Wiiloughby correspondence Of the Painesvile Adrer
uSSr.
The GAZETTE of this village has suspended,
and will he resurrected on the first of October
at Ashtabula in the form of twenty eight
column Democratic paper, called the JEFFER-
soNIAN. This is as it should be. Every paper
should echo the true sentiments of its editor.
We have for long time known that friend
Browns sympathies were with the Democratic
party, and now that he is to devote his energy
and tact to the publication of Democratic
sheet, we have no doubt of his success. We
council the Republicans of Ashtabula that his
attacks are dangerous, and warn them TO be
on their guard, lest the coming election go
Democratic. A body guard should be appoint
ed to protect the quiet home of Ben Wade,
and a sentinel placed over the grave of ]. r.
Giddings, that his ashes may rest in peaceful
rpnOse.
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COUGH No MORE

WARMERS CouGH BALsAA H. he 'ling. sOftening and
expeetOfatng. The extraordinary 1wer 1t possesses
in Immediately relieving and event ally curing. the
most obstinate cases Of Coughs Coldr. Sore Throat
Bronchitis. Influenza Catarrh Hoarseness Asthma and
Consumption IA almost Incredible. So pl 1mpt the
relief and its effects In all the above cases any aec
ton OF the throat and lungs that thousands II phys-
Clans are daily prescribing e. and and all " that
II is the most healing and expectorating me- tciDe
known. One dose always aKOrds relief. and in 'Ost
cases one bottle affects Sold by druggists in
large bottles Price one dollar IL is your own fault
YOU still cough and sn[er. The Balsafn will cure
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DEsERTIoS.-Mrs. BoDES. says the Sentinel
on the oath ult,. received permission If HEsRF
ScoyILIE otSaybrOok. TO leave for o few min.
utes,with his family. two of her children-one a
boy oi4 years and the other babe OF months.
Having failed TO return, it is supposed that she
has with her husband, left for the West The
children were taken to the County Infrmsry.