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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-04
SEND YOUR MONEY

" VIE rSst pnco orders, checks. or drafts on New
the is,ter Convenient. II not then register
'no 'eoers containing money. Address
I, W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
Sun office, New York CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-04
TERMS TO CLUBS.
HE DOLLAR WEEKLY SIN.


Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
len COPIES, one year. separately addressed land
an extra copy to getter up Of club),
Sixteen DOllara.
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M u b ALICIA /.

The pain increases, rom time 70 time until your
play all sorts OF pranks, from the top Of your head
70 the tips Of your toes, the demon shooting forth
like lightning along the unfortunate nerve, and now
trying to tie another into q thousand knots, then
attempting 70 make bowstring of another, some-
times IN the region Of the heart, again in the face
ts w0rst form Win ali the agony distilled to It's
most excruciating degree, use Dir. J. BRIGGS
ALLEyANTOR, and In trice your neuralgia with
all his demons, has departed, and once again you
may be happy. Sold by Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-04
Or. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

NTANTEDi-AGENTs, (S2O per dsy) to sell
w the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the nnder-feed, makes the clock
stitch" (aike both sides and is fully licensed.
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
Boston, Mass, Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago, Ill., or St.
Louis, Mo. augs4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10
Marvellous Copy Of the BibIe.

A few weeks since, there was exhib-
tied in New York, a most marvellous
specimen of handwriting, it being no
less than complete copy of the Holy
Bible ona surface about the size of an
ordinary mantle of pier glass, the
words of the same being SO ingeniously
arranged and grouped as to form tie
representation of a beautiful temple,
while at the same time not one word is
omitted, no sentence transposed, and,
and several chapters follow each .other
in proper order, {; easo4 - :,
At first the spectator perceives only
a well aFraigned aFchit ectual drawing.
delicateiy eonipaet, but ION aAclOse ex-
animation (some parts requiring the
use of a magnifying glass every part
of the elevatioh; each window and door
way, each apparent line and curve OF
column, nornine, and entablature,
everything, in short, about the picture,
except, perhaps a slight. shaving, is
resolved into distinct andregular hand.
writing. This wonderful production
was executed by a, Polish, gentleman
by the name of David Donnison, who
finished bis task after two years and
seven months of constant labor and ap-
plication. ,oififs ,AttlEiits -
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Away far down the valley. of Happy
Memories is little care Of sweet re-
stored with tender reeol-
Iections Of the by-gone past. Let us
wander back again for a little over the
paths that once our feet have trod-
But Oh! don't let US tear open the
gEayes-don't let us rend again the
graves of buried loves and disappointed
Fhopes-but let us, hasten to gather up
one gem from the beautiful of the life
that's passed-and as we wander back
we reach the old school house; twas
there we carried crystal water fem the
spring, or swung upon, the grape-vine
swing beneath the walnut tree-' twas
there we 'smissed" the word to sit be-
side the girl we loved, Oh, brief, brief
moment of ecstatic bliss worthy an
Femperor's crown or seeptre of king.
'TWas there we placed the: crooked pin
upon a comrades seat twas there we
stoned and balled the tottering brick
upon the chimney top-and if snow
from ball Of luckless wight passed down
inside, the Teacher sorred the sport for
us. i5d . vi bsss :: saass59i. ':i,'i +; VI
Twas there we iced the track and
then on sled of polished slab we coastedI
swiftly down the steep descent reek-I
less merry crew. All Those were the
bright, bright days but they are gone
the present nowi is ours the pastis Gods
s5eI do not come before you this evening
to promulgate new theories or to inter-
'fere with creeds-but come to show
iyeu the power of science in opening up
to US the mysteries of Eternity as well
as in developing the blessings of time
and sense lis sad my friends to part
with those we love-'tis sad to stand
around the bedside of the dying to-
await the releasing of the weary spirit
from its prison house of clay tissad to-
stand around the open grave and hear
the rattiing of the clods as they fall upon
the coffin boards, and feel that those
whom they conceal are lost to us for.
ever. Did l say forever? The Script
ures informs US that at the Resurrection
the self-same body will be raised, that
we shall again meetoour loved ones. in
the fiesh-impossible says human rea-I
son i have seen the body return to ,its.t
original dust-I have seen it DESTROYED |
by the worms Of the valley can it iiyet
again Science teaches us that not one
atom Of matter has been lost since the
creation of the world, that what we
term annihilation or destruction is onlyI
a change of form. Now if man can re-
create or restore matter to its eoriginall
form cannot God? Is man more potent
than his maker? -
Z / hold in my hand silver coin, by
subjecting 1t to the action of nitric acid
Il is according to the pleadings of fignor-
ance annihflated or destroyed-by
/ recover or createa erys-
talized powder known as nitrate of sill
by dissolving this powder in
water have an aqueous solution Ias
which might be justly termed
the spirit of the coin as it still exists in
this crystal liquid yet, invisible to the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

human eye. By precipitation we have
an alloy of mere5fry and silver (which
on being yolitiIized gives us the ingof
or drop and after a brief visit to j the
mint we hold in our hand the original
coin. si = - -s's- io.''1 20 7'''s3 T, :
In conclusion / would say that it be-
hooves you and I who have progressed
thus far on the Journey of life to still be
persistent in our efforts to aquire a
knowledge of those things which relate
to time and which so Intimately con-
Germ our interests in eternity-and as
we travel ON life's thorny road let Us
educate our hearts TO generous deeds
and noble aspirations as educate
the hand to deeds Of benevoience and
the tongue to speak kind words Re
memb bering that II 81 .i.si II = ,si'st ss
iif,i "a little word III Kindness spoken, {. =
H1 a motion or q tear, =
Hath ofen healed the heart that broken
- And made q friend sincere, - =
Letus educate thesoul to embrace the
salvation of Christ the Savior and SO
when death comes we shall sleep sweet
| ly knowing that fer us death is sbuttle
dawning of a brighter and a better life.
I
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sWiIloWLeaves for Yeast.

A correspondent of the Journal ofaAg-
ricultse0 states that the leaves of the
common basket willow (sdliS mara,
MarshalD make an excellent yeast if
treated in the sameway as is usualwith
hops. ssThe discovery he says, tswas
made in my family last summer, ard
after a thorough trial Twas convinced
that nothing is equal to it, as it rises
much quicker than hops-ini half the
ime-imparts none of that hop flavor
so disagreeabie to some, and, in fact,
makes better bread every way. The
thing is well worth the attention Of
every good housewife; and lest some
should hesitate in consequence of not
knowing the medical properties of the
rwillew. in question, l will add that it is
a healthfui tonic, from which no harm
can possible arise" z....s-ee..s - =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

Among the graduates at the. recent
commencement of the Ohio Wesleyan
University was John s. Vancleye, son
of Rev. L. F. Vancleye, of the Cincinz
natl Conference. The young nan.;is
totally blind, and yet has passed sue
Icessfully through the entire college
course and achieved the degree of A. B.
The Western adj ocate thinks lTthis is
first instance in the history of .Ameri-
can colleges Of a young man totally
blind passing successfully through a
college cuuSe and receiving the .honoI
Iof2A. B. His examinations were i'm
inently satisfactory, and hiscom fnence-
ment speech was vigorous and beauti.
full = n. sl IKE ~ 55ifs f - zs1 .-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

Is How TO RFNovATE WORN. our
FILES AND RAsPs. Boil the file in a
very strong solution of soda, or, what is
still better, soap boilers soap lees,
which removes all the. adherent dirt,
1t must then be allowed to remain
about a half minute M a solution COM
posed of two parts of water and one
part of nitric or muriatic acid; and af-
ter that, washed with water, and slight
1y brushed over with oil of turpentine.
To show the efficiency of the dilute
acid in producing keen edge on in
struments, dip therein a round pointed
needle, or worn knife, and the result
will be satisfactorily seen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

THE sweet things that John said do
not comfort me half SO much as the
wicked things whichs he did John,
you know, wanted to call down fire
from heaven and burn the villagers,
because they would not follow Christ,
and entertain him; and obey him.
That has done me an immense deal of
good. sisI have great regard for the
apostles, for they turned out well at
last; but when l see, 1.-THE hole of the
pit, and what work they had to get out,
i say, sThere is hope. and a chance for
me. '-H. " Beecher ssid,;aoF s4i;; lo .9it7s Z.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

Small boy on tip-toe to companions:
s.ssSsS-1h-stop your noise all ofyou.D
Companions: ssWhat sthe matter
now, Tommy" ..fFes
Small boy: "We've got new baby
at our house-very weak and tired
walked all the way from heaven last
night-mustn't go to kickin' UP row
around here" 5gi q S zaW
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LuG. NO MOK q
WcEAk NERVES.

u Warner,s DyspeIts1a Ton c is prepared ex-
weak nerxes with habitual eonst L patton There
are very few VINO nave not employed physici-
VIII do IN a.teW weeks, by, strengtnenfue fhe
nerves, enrichtng the circulation restoring
digestion, giving strength men tally and ubys-
tcsllY enabling those who may have been con.
fned for years to their rooms as invalids to
again resume their occupations and all the du-
ties OF lie. One trial is an We ask to enable
this -'emedy to recommend itself to the most
lskepticaLs III is a slightly. stimulating tonic
and splendid appetizer, it strengthens the
stomach and, restores the generatl7e organs
and digestion 10 a normal healthy state Weak
nervous and -dispepIic persons should use
| W-ARNER,s DYSP EPSIAe TONIC. For sale by
druggists. Price One Dollar. - ~ 3 it' -fyS
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S8AFFElo5I.D El5I . 4WJAR5S,ffSNiss 4 -ThoniE

A s6AFFoLaD w ARsI 4 SGG.- & Thomas
McGiffin was. hung aat Greenvile, Nir-.
ginia, not long since, for the crime of
murder. In his dying speech he said :
ssI will soon, be in a state of everlasting
bliss Pray. for my child that I leave
behind, andf viii pray for you, and let
me warn you against bad compsIny and
whisky" ,oido ,fnasa.siq ~ 10 sieI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

The Louisville Go,a'ier-JournaL says
the most remarkable thing of the pres
lent century is the fact that Colonel Jim
Fisk, even after his brilliant achiev-
ment on the memberable 10Th, has an
.nounced his determiaat neither to
Eenter the lecture field nor to run for the
Presidency. = = 4 l - =
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COU GH No MORE

" arner's Cough Balsala Is hezlllng SOFT
enlng and expectorxting. TIE extraordinary
power IL possesses in immediately relieving
ard eventually curing, the most obstinate
cases OF Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, Bronchitis,
lnnQSnza, Catarrn, Hoarseness, Asthma
and CONSUMPTION is almost Incredible. so
prompt is the relief and certain its effects in all
! the above cases, or any affection OF the throat
and lungs, that thonsanGs Of physicians are
daily prescribing it, and one ana all say that IL
Is Inc most healing and. expectorating medi-
tcine known. One dose always affords relief
and in u1nst cases one bottle effects cure Sold
By drug gIsts. IN large bottles Price One Lollar.
t1t Is Eoui wn faultif you still coughand suffer.
The BalsaTn will cure. -ft=t'i- u
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~"
,sSsS
of drp the e5haee and aons
l n es @ & sSSsS 5 tR sS%g 9E sFS Ss dairy pro-
Pt e1s &
ed ARs G ] bg tbe ana % 81 s@e De
v s.s Ssss!s &c gss#'sgs
Sc sS ss ssessss s e IL s @ @ ss
sssEa ss r sSa Bsls9 t. EsPsj sa ss ss
Upon the entry other with the number
vi @ sf @ s 9fas sss 4 sa 5iti5
saS ssassr sssfss & 4 a5 5s
abs the gaeon Of
ls
10 The
the possible when they VIII be furnished with
thirty after publication, M
s each admission with
f&y @
unless
riding driving
HsB s ; sRk Ssps ESssS ssas
il IT, i%|f s 3 ssg
hso who sRsI Bring any spFitaon liquors wn The sesasof
te S is @ a i gpn ssfssioa s
M No pspn @S s % ea aWd Usaa Wn h the tie
49, The President wifi be dsnated By iosst
dent blue; Treasurer pink Secretary yelbw
49, wereguad police will be in attendauce
/ oft he Society. III
by himself exhibitor
udee fG5Th TITrV sOttl
writings
3 Sifss
2 will be awarded unless ainiss articles merit
be to iscbaree premiums N fl adiydend
be made. .ss. - - .'sr'a sa5 30
81 Cards will designate the
by said stock Stalls cannot be reserved until the
stock Use entere O
calling Belmont
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

THE CARE OF Z ,,-rPut q piece
of quiek-hme the size OF a walnut in a
pint of distilled water. Clean 7. the
teeth frequentlywith this fluid, wash
ing the mouth will with clean water
afterWard. The application will pre-
serve the teeth and keep Oft toothache,
and will harden the gums C5rt Of
English Mechanic. .s,5f - =,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

"a five-year5oM city boy told his
mother howI,std snake cbufters stsssY on
just takes a, long stick with cross at
the end Of it; then you get a big tub;
then YOU borrow a coW.2 28uIk094a
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HEMISTS. AND PHYSIC1ANS
no ANHTTzRJ4 4TqT.e q.

Hheu spe ikpf 1tace0Fding7 10 It's nlerits, com
pare 1t With Whisky, Bftters, Brady, and 9TH
er such articles. apdsee the difference II they
ind the Wine OF Life Is pure and wholesome
and the othsr Liquors poisonous, (which they
certainly wiz dol then they are morally bocnd
to prescribe andrecOm mend the Wine OF Lie.
to their patients and friends as the best stirnu-
lent and tonic in use; but should they ind IL
not pure and what the propr.etors; e4aim for it,
let them publicly denounced it, IL Is the physi-
cianis duty TO learn and ind out which is the
most wholesome stimulant for his pattentS,aIld
to DO so he must examine and. look into the
quality Of each ARTICLE and 1eara FOR him self II
ithelWine of Life has any peculiar merits to
warrant its general use. The proprfet0rs eIaim
the Wine Of Life TO be more wheiesomea and far
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

A Chicago spertsman's ider of heay&
en-: 81 would have itia bptitidless
prairie, with aiii etsftial Sepsenl-
ber, and Td have with me an everlast-
iHi gun and never-dyin' dog"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

eeiIf.Pai,sz RelieUey, IN ssrfa 5.
Since theiPAIN KILLER was first introduc-
ed, and met with such ans surpassed sale, many
LINIMKYfs. REHFEFS, 5PANAcEAS, ai3d other
REMEDIzs5iaSen neen offered totne; public bpt
not one of them has ever attained the truly
ENvIABLE STANDING of the PAIN KILLER.
srWH WHY rs PfiIS so? %GR q
:; II is because BAvIS' PAIN KILLER is what
II claims Co be, a Relieveriof PainEo Il -
teH Its Merits are Unsnrpassed, ~
L III You are suffering from PAIN,
Ttpetaf 10 Thirty Drops in Little Wdter will al
equal it. In a few moments it'cures = r5;f
C6lic, Cramps, Sposnas, Heart ,Bitr7a,
DidzTltosG, ,Dgsefate7s, Fz,tr, Wind
'oe In the Boioels, Soar Stomach, El.yS -
=, ]. .35epsid, iSsck. Headache. - -, ~
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superior and he aper 1
THAN

or in faet, any otheFart1cle IN common use and
ought to be used IN every family. Every body
should give it a trial. II is new thing. Only
1een in use about one year, yetft has already
gained a. great name and q wonderful sale and
whoever once tries II Will always recommend
IL TO them friends. It is peculiarly pleasant
even delicious, and any one would be crazy to.
take whisky, &C., if ne ear get the Mine OF
Life. 1t is for sale by druggists everywhere, in
QUART bottles, Price One Dollar. We challenge
heworld to produce . purer, cheaper, and
nicer article than kfIE zFGH -sr+ = =, 49,
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'MisfeiianFpiIs.l

I'M adt i'ei sg-as0 ge5sE3 -
PYit9eges1 ( IS bas ses.4 ~ 40
Il { II 9l.vis 9im Jsai od5 absm
pr wahsngo Ed nab5iI Ell.
1niW edT .5asd b1iifl 10 Hel
-s9uT8d Gi alsT- Ses(
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WINE OF LIFE-


The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
Warmers TYinuna Vitae, or Wine OF Lift, is
Tree from any poisonous drugs or impHrities.-
being prepared Tor those who require a sttmu-l
'lani.I 1t is a splendid appetizer and tonic and
the finest thing IN the world tor Purifying the
blood. It's the most pleasant and delicious
article ever offered to the public, far superior 10
brandy, whisky, vine; Bifters, or any other ar
ticie. It's more healthy, and cheaper. Both
male and female yoOng or old, can take the
Wiae Of Lie; II is. in ,faet, iiie preserver.-
Those who wish to enjoy good health and nee
dow OF lfrely Spirits viii do we'll 70 take. the
Wine of Life, It's different from any thing
ever before In use. II is sold by all druggists
Price One Dollar, In quart bottles
This Wine Is prepared % take rfe place of all
other Bitters or Liquors kaoWn to be made up
of Fusil Oil an other deleterious articles The
Wine OF Life is. distilled with great care,
1Or those who require healthy
|stimulent. and for the;use Of Medical Men and
Nurses in the sick-roonl, m place Of the villar-
-1ous liquors now in use, atldso often depenceu
npOn.i In TACT, IL is q constant complaint OF
Physicians IN this country, that IL IS quite Inn
poss bic tQPSeSure pure, stI mgIant liquors for
their patients We ask the Medical facT1Ity' and
the public 70 give -Marner,s Finam Vilae or
Wine Of Life a. trial, and We ask
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10
aatsaf aEsaisia.
Z ~ w -AR-A L. rs
PILE. REMEDY

Warmers Pile Remedy has never n.
(noteveu in one case1 TO cure the very VI!
cases OF Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. II,
who are aff1icted should Immediately .cq
tnelr druggist and get it, for 1t will, W.T.
LIEF, and few following applications ar hto
required 70 effect a permanent cure " = i
any troubleor inconveniencs IN its use.
WARSER,sl PILE REMEDY. cis expressly,
the Piles, and. is not recommended 10 cure Z
other disease. IT has cured many cases OF o
tntrsy years standing. Price Gne Dollar. j
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rifii5he ship was saue, for ne was

han and had made the over
A hey, and knew little of ships,
is hui gales. He procured work in
he n asbnt as time approached ne
allIeIto the shipping Office regular
witt. The month passed, but the
upole not, then a month, and a
ifsheaz weeks three weeks, two
fence and see her go by,Cg-rYe,-
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Farm for Sal8, 4ans

T WILL sell my farm, in the Bogg's Section.
4 on the National Turp pike, ,sIess sjhan q shnlf
mile West Of st. clatsFille, contafnfne about
Us acres Of the best quality of soil IN the Coun-
ty OF Belmont. am not able 10 attend to IL
and Will sell. On the farm there Is fIrst-clags
apple orchard Of 10 large trees about SO large
the fruit Of good quality. A splendid stone
.1rarry; plenty OF locust and. oak to post and
nale the whole fArm. and an Immense Quantity
81 coal and l.me stone. There is about l50 aores
NJ cleared lnnd-and about 80 acres set in tlm-
othy and clover. / will sell with or without
fbs ARM = nv IeneS OF time f6 ma a hew :, on
ments to suit the convenience OF purchasers
ffom one TO i've years will be given, Gail and
see me, ef,i JAMES WEIR p
,y5-Sns
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msCELIASEOUs.

Has been tested III every variety of climate,
and by almost ever nation known to A1neri-
cans It is the almostoonstant companion and
inestffnable friend of the missionary and the
-trayeler CyiI sea and land, and NO one should.
TraVel on our LAX 9ft RIVERS WITHOUT
HlTs1 isggf slieL Zxssli5 .xlfI-.a q
E~ PALN5 KILLER, aeGs .lle, z 'iirSt,
51lf and sssthe Only Pe1mdaesat a41
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Says a fashion paper: "High heeled
and narrow-toed boots destroy the
shape of the foot, distorta the toes, de-
strDy the contour of the ankle, and
spoil the walk. OF course; but while
J high heels are the fashion, do you supp
pose any woman would be rash enough
to 1fessszz 4 world, on account ofsuch
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Great Improvement in ;.
9.5s1 sss1 Washing Machines.
The Old We0den WaSh-B0ard
aSes ao lst again Tufned-Up. s.-a

rQY ASTMPLE G eINAIION of the lever
II power and the o. Sash-board,. in the eon-
stzuction of the .i-i-l -f2trs sii- s.
;filei Keystone Ma, y ing Machine,
the best, machine evef .ntrodnt has been
0rOQght1n into use. lill-ftj- .if.ffle
The cry Of. .;humbugn IS complel. sileiiced
and the prejudice agztisist Was - Machines
overcome heseysr this e aenin- been tried
anttfts good qualities and capact esied. ftis
nnlEersalty pfonoen ed just vi, vas needed
as a 1aDor-saytng Washing MaS e. -ilf-
For reference as 70 the ssiperJ yof this ma
chine over alothers now IN us-s. We give the
George Diiworth. ID, Pleasant. O.. -,r,- -.
VIM. HalfI Harrisyiils. Ohio -s-.-,., lr-
Stephen Ho6son, Flushing, Ohio. w ~
4 Jacob Holloway. ~
9 sIsrsal Lewis, St. Clarsvlne, Ohio.
2 -essSe ff n Ws1dsyy, WIZ ,as. sssf - i- a. 81
Elijah PICK eripg, East Riehland, r-- ...r..r.r Id.
= iEnoch Carman, a -i -eft'tt. -'.l
and ali Others who are nsing the machine. 80
For information, address,
ma2O-1 - FinShine. ohio
- Il ai.i l' sa1niaa, ssdaaiioa s55l 20 +et,=
- Lsl-& yabIaig.. ~ g-lg gi,r 1-.l-il.El f-,a
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In sections of the country where --f /
-. .PEyER. AND AGUE 5i-'i3.
. Prevails. there is no remedy held jim greater
! Eesteem5 Persons travelling should keep, II by
I them. A feWdE0ps, in water, viii prevent sick
v ness or h0Yei tronble lesT from change of water.
II From foreign countries the calls FOR PAIN
q KILLER are great 1t islfoundito9i syRD i
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tneals Iiksordinary sores Those suffering With
Z lRHEUMATISM, GOUT,t or NEURALGIA, II
not a positive etre, they ind the jP4IN KILL
= LER gives them relief when uoi ether remedy
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0uld bel, It viii give satisfactory relief and save
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r. 80 not trifle; ith yourselves by testing un-
IG Is thfrefaediesD BE sure you ffor and get
e ecritiefnuine PAIN KILLER as MANY worth
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