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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-04-28

Lets' Powder is excellent remedy r.. !if q
The farmer viii rejoice to know that PranD. rit =.
cent remedy fer tho various disesses lici i.s.
animals are subject Is fnuud in Lets' Corr a..
Powder For Hstenper Inflammation -: :;-s - ).
Coughs, Feyers, Sore Lungs Measles. SGfe - -.
Hog tholera, Sore Teats Kidney Worms, ~. e.
paper added TO tub Of sWill given freely l. .ss
preventive 1t promotes digestion. Iuriifsr f..a i =
and Is therefore the B.T AIzieiE for fatten.r Hog
N. B.-BEwARE 0g CoUNTIREsEfgs--
ERS.-To protect myself and the pHi.iie fi.r !sf.,f
imposed upon by worthless limitations the
none are genuine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12
no railroads the then-and set, = ont on my

no raliroads then-and SET ont on my
eiTana; IEll b si:;s .gGi i.a iva = sifij slst
IT was nearly morning when 1
reacnea me G2yern09r,, 3 house = tA1eAsy
ISL. sI tIe 5af 9safn slat wears erpWnJ they
ssL, nus ! eAlss Del ltpesS tla henest
I u jSss NSpsShtip Sap5 sanst Eg3SErHtf g noa5e-
ggsa hSHf 3 III B sSSe servant, at,
ianT IIsaEly az hofiE gazing m adnItttsnee
= aa.s ;.s551S % e9nsiieI, gl'id 5i
al n y SiiYYSStlpF tteisp5e& fsaa over
tIlg . StaseHeng &! gIssen Asked an inf
IL n!tWS v1 S&c s p1t;ss!l grave
ya9apud aea,d ~ 70 Sf9 ftp 81 aesRg leir
5eiaLiyz B;Sl 2n nSH ecRtf 81 Esl3aps I'll Aiaanln
ytsS ttSfs; ff1 ~ H. ssaC '4,lsTr sonE
time to male his tois ny .s Ss soai 0oS sna
| 4,1at siq
~ 1p reprleye; IlhfHn an9tAsE1 Aeial
sa.s st;a y Ss Il nuhsst7 Rssl M 20 PnIiEne sFeaS
'est sar1 ~ ~ = d q slg!i.iS nod: q 7
o. i;+st.aa - sDlsS psS.ie fisSl xMiiSt :
ps s.s.l ~ hus W t95lls
;xsi essi2is' S3llS.il. 14Halt g Ms,tcA sssty
e ~ 49, s5 q Sissl's
Tine 55sce If the erec,tian was sSo5fy.' opIy . =
py pa,5 -. ro sr,d =, II ot'sss a. ~
tissie Ma{ oey9iia' 21g allS tar gst HSs
1?s sn,fnd = tSota ~ spafT Th6 IVY nIann z
mi IT, ;S Sua ,,;n,,tos 49, Z, -
wat watch, and tSe Il Isl Sheriff viii viii 81 E 81 The tbs
-siock! ss9c / '!d!sfH Dashed the spurs into the
SleeNg siueS 2 snS rgtsIi n lse2nn, tn !,
~ ,lOte @a1s SIo Drom ~ 2 IN, ooGIu eee siT
Tant hae IuIlothasn h,, a ~ G.,; crVwa;
,A's AsPi - Mg4ssstsaeSs - ESffssszp
ii Sis s Es ~ 1Szs Ssss7s sf
4 fia nMosJ, IN Gnd, ,S .nan 1890 DacS'
ha,d;un 51oau: loI - uou oaae. snouteu,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12
Forcing a Daughter to Marry
i, Her Escape and Adverltures

ia frenef Robinson, a. bright. looking
young woman. aged nineteen, left:her
home, in Peoria, Illinois, two years ago,
because her, parents wished, her to
marry a man old enough to he her
father and for. WhOm.sle entertained
a decided dislike EOj guard against
detection she adeptedd the: habit sOf "a
boy, and, with her hair cut ishortS raadt
lily passed for rsa;boyiof ffteeps0 s0rsiA AteeR.
She hrss went to, Gbieagpi and there
Ohtailed. Work asi . 5tesIpster, passing
uHdef the nalne sefG v illaaIa; Franks.
she was fsgsReesed ;9of being glrtI bus
denied it, and left Chicago. thrOalgh
fear ioI being afteetssdanf sent hepe.i
she iYorked atiyariels Placesasla farm
laboreT, btat seldio ED pa atAyeit long sakene.
place The pr2ing eyes Ofx0ulen were
Afm 6st the tiEsf tiEsf itDi dateet the .iJnp0se
tire. II Aftel yarielsIs ea ven tuIeS she
fund herself in Troy, New York, k,afew:
days ago. and engaged as aidecla hand
on board acaIlal Jhaa 5,j eDulnH nded by
Cap Cabin neall..4i The. aptain 3. wife
accused her ot. being a girls .andsshe
finally confessed, that such was the
fact. She IS tired of her rough! life, and
wishes to see, her. relatives, of whom,
she has heard nothing since, leaving
home. Her rough, horny, hands and.
sunburned; face bear witness .of her life
Of toll and exposure. Her. garbi con-
5ists of a coat much the. worse for wear
and torn in .seserai places, patched
ipantaloons, rough woolens shirt, and .
pair of heavy boots, and. a battered
black hat. g, She possesses a cheerful
which eyen her rough life
has been, unable to ..slhdne.1 When
asked why she did not assqme the garbi
Of her sex, when first accused of being
a girl, she said she was afraid of being
found by her father and compelled, to
return hOme.,.nf tIsi E.;rs -. .:t,aX -
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-sSs. ft.% - -
tGEoihR6iI,s lSkHu.

3isFhe ssksalls,of.a CFom we'll Is stf4 hBoye
sgrodnd, andsit ism the :issessioai OF a
Citizen iigfs A LSad dotfai, veFaf years
since it.wasf exhibited pdbliei Y :9dThe
History sef ,thea head f-isfi asfl follows:
Cromwell was buried N great state. at
Westmihister.A AbbeF;s Atthe' restoraI
,tfon, however, his5 body, sheSeof some,
Of his associates mereidug up, tst5pen-
ded, oa Tybaragall loAss fora " k05e day
and then buried unierltA The head of
CromMell, however, was taken of car
ried to; Westministe Hall and fixed
there, where itremaiaed. .fors0rne time;
butsthe great tempeSsat the commenc-
ment ofthis century blew it down,
where il was picked upby the great
grandfather Of its present pesseSsof.
This is a significant commentary Dil
earthly greatness. The popular idol of
EDne generation may become the. seorn
and Eloatliiug of another The body Of
Cromwell, carried to his burial in a
royal state, only . few years after his
Finterment is Fudely torn from its last
resting place, and the half decayed
carcas, dragged by the heels; through
the mud aad mire Of London Is hang
ed. afterward upon; Tyburn tree, the
head afterwards torn OFF and placed so
that in griHning horror il ever looks
toward the spot where King Charles
was executed. ..':Jlt b. s', - I"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

q. "A CHILD,S SBEAUTIFTI IksAITH.-BirI
die was only four Yeas old, butshe had
already been taught that God lezed
her. and always took care of fihefs3 One
day there was heavy thunder storm
and Birdieis sisters and mammaaeV even
laid aside their sewing and drew their
chairs into themiddle afthereeInz Pafe
and trembling with fear. as Bnty yBifdls
stood close by the window; watching
the storm with bright eyes. ...t: ~ i'as
20 Mamma, amt. that .bafule' she
cried, olapping her hands;writh delight
as vivid fash of lightning burst ffom
the, black clouds, and the thunder pealsi
ed and rattled over their heRds. e.f;.i .
- SIT Il is Gods voice, Birdie, n said
mamma, aud heFown voice ;tsemeIRti
s He talks very bend, Ion 'khe,l maj In-i
mar PSp0es it's 90 asHdeaft Betsey oan
hear, AMI the otherdeaf folkslii15 III g
30 Birilisl dear come straigiftaaseay
from that, window, 2 said n6iAof GhaE
sisters. whose iieheaks Iweres blalehed
with sfear.:.s ~ 1tfgns. 90 ss.a f'1Sh
,lsNVhat for q asked Hinfiis.ai taJ ni
1 SOhl because thelightning lsto sharp
and thupd Es so aeud .n.si ~ lad. Il i
4 - But Birdie shaok her head. andao6l1
ing over her: shoulder with q alfappy
smile on her face, lisped outs ES ls3ls
IT 1t fnndens let it.. hEnderlsitI lis
God makes 1t fuRder, .Rnds he'll stake
care Of me. l. amt a .bitafraid TO hear
God talk. Maizy.ps '.iSs. aEi az na
Was not BRIDES faith Beautifai9
Mamma and sisters did not s01s forget
the lesson-lStvsdays SehOos; ZaaesIs x
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FVl Farms { 5.faP'.... .SalR !

LlHE firsticontalning abott 40 aeres, situated
q and adjoining the town of Mt. Olivet, BetS
mont County, Chic. The II ouse is a good Stope
and dBriek buiiding.l6 Rooms and Hall win
good CelIsr, good Well of water Also, a-Hrsts
class Barn. with basement, and all other ifeees5
ssary on uGlJuildings, good Orchard, convenient
to school and Church. About 35 acres Of tim
b r land Thirty OF coal, within one mile OF
c. .. r. r. said Farm rs in goodG repaif and
under high state OF cultivation. -sif'f 80
The second Tract contains about 50 acres.
adjoining the first tract has two-story Frsffne
House, of rooms and Kitchen. A+so.a good
Frame Barn, splen I'D Orchard. q COED Spring
of water about 50 acres we'll set in grass foot
vein OF coal, open and In good order, and sboht
21nlifes North OF Barnesville, on the Depot Road
sSlid Farms for sale on reasonable terrace -
POSSESSION given April lst, 1872, or sooner, ~
desired For further particulars cal onsof ed
dress the undersigned st Baruesv11le; Dfsio.lt :
- .5seC ELWOOD PHILLIPS, -
~ .-s- i--RW NJ. MoNIcHOIS,s , ss--i
sep2sIm7 oMER PHELPS. ---- :
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BELMONT co. COMMoNPLEAs
COURT, STATE OF OHIO :.
Mary Ffaonn.d LAGsd ls'ie2'
samuel Hassns.,

SAMUEL HAGANs OF Philadelphia, Penn,
y syivania, Will take notice that Mary IHag-
ans did Oh Che frat day Of september, A, D. ISL,
file her petition In the ONCE OF the Clerk the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
County OF Belmont and state OF Ohio charging
the said Samuel Hagans with gross neglect ol
duty with extreme cruelty, and with habitual
drunkenness for three years iust past and ask.
ing that she may be divorced from the, said
Samuel Hagans, and that the said petition will
be for hearing at the next term OF said Court,
Dated his first day OF September, 1911.
BY VIZ. II. TALLHAN, her atty. sep76w
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NURSERY STOCK

100000 Apple, years, 5toT feet high at sl2 per
L 100.
Apple, years. 4 to 6feet high, $40 Per 100.
10000 Peach, g tot feet high, at $40 per 100.
Cherries large trees 25 to 80 cents
Pears. Apricois, Grape Vines, Evergreens and
Lombard Poplars IN quantity. Ralsed by Jos.
Harris near Sloundsville, W. Va. VIII bundle
in straw and del yer on boat or at depot free OF
charge. lsep2Iml JOSEPH HARRIS.
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Preminrnst scfter up ofclubs.


For aclub ST FIVE. q No. 5 Gold Per, with
silver extension holder and pencil, warranted;
; For = cla6 OFTEN one dozen fne heavy silver
plated TeaspooiIs, warranted; retain price, " ".
: For elab Of TWENTY, one set-nne ivory
handledsKnives and silver plated Forks, war
ran ted; retsil price, s62.
FOR a club OF II HIRTY, one set Of extra heavy
silver plated. solid steel Table Knives, handles
andsbIades sone piece, and do. Forks, warranted;
retail priceysi7e0 ~
h For a club efiEIFTY, tyo-ounce silver
HhTrsing-Case vWRteh,s7 jewels, lever move
ment, WarEanted,sTetail price, S3O 90.
: alFor a club of SEVENTY-FIVE, twc-and- a.
half founbeG kiIyerc Hunting Case Watch, full
plate, lever movement, Jewels warrante
price S4ef0g ssga. = - bra ssitni -'-+4.l
Fora club Of f6NEsHUNDREDf q tnree-ounce
silver Hun ting case Watch, null piate, lever
movement a 5ewels; price, $50 90. iiil stS.si
II For q cleo dfiTwO HUNDRED, q gold Hunt
ing Ease Watch, Sfun plate, lever movement
EXPOSED yia Lea Jewels, Warranted; Price. oIOo
sIaiiyk swatch pflsamevslue where preferred-
70 oPRFMrgMTo SUBSCRIBERS IN-ClUBS.
We VIII send the weekly Gazette. one year,
and q Gold Pen, with silver extension Holder,
following rates: -. = No. b Pen No. Pen.
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3 EILAIRE, sEIOsit
Valuable Property Offered
aHg -Hoy. 90 IoIs:ig=-s.s,. srF.1 :.

slistHE undersigned offers for sale his valuable
lots in the City of Bellaire, known Oa the
plot as Nos. ------: These are located on Bel
among the most desirable properfiss N the
town. On the property Is good Store Room,
2sN75feet. Also smaller Store Roem SxS3 Ieet,
There is a & lod stable on the premises This
property cannot be e1celled for location IN the
CiIy, either for Retail or Wholesaie business
Also, his Residence on Water safesf,. THIS
lot contains welfng house, and ont 90 fIdfnss,
To this property belongs the privileges Of ttTo
River Bank. and Steam boat landing. II IL the
able to land 8 ali stages OF water, and lie there
fore very valuable. ftaAAr n <
All he above property viD be ofsredfor sai I.
by.public outcry IN the City OF Beilaire, opths
10Th day of October, hetsveen. the honfs sofLn>A;
NJ, and P. u. Terms made on day e sale;
sep2ltd aol rieC nd N,ia = TSIf'JJI-z =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

. Mrs. E, Gady Stanton Is inlove, with
forniais, indeed, the garden Of our
country. Nc Winter here fruits and
all the year fonnd1the' gerahl;i
; ufhs that We nurse in little pots grow
here eight feet High in the open aifin
aiIseasens. the half has never been
'tofa-of this beautiful land, its genial
cififfhte, iss hespitable e0pfel It's thriv-
0ihb taetTop polls,,R With rs 'Inag1itiG tiGent
\ bay aud gravel drives on THE Pacific
beach. I Emerson must have heel in a
bad fnoed Whef.i ise' said that the Yose-
mita was tlie'6fly Shiffg that Mad not
been overlbragged. E1etything sur
passes nay expectations. ns'S| '''1'.' :. !. {
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

fSTN3TAs Eusenis ts the nost usstnl ar,icie
4 8LyfIIASSevsr irvenssd for yenx ass. otrsulars
Mrs.. xessAa, ?. O. Boz. 2Sss. MI
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y tmmut 90. Business 9irtftoru.
0nnNTY oFFICERs.

n,a,.-A W. AEDERsoF. Once
sssf-s In rublic buildings 1rsteoer q kIse
eS5e-if-WiIhzAN h HAFs. oince ~ = 40
laet ~ ss,,.-ts-I. r. CAMPBELL 0neeln P0o-
lie buiidines, adjoining tas SoGn pub
Asdior-B. Nc Akk- - =, sS,9rN - y n 7 -
o1llalns, o1llalns,er-fIaEs s-ij1 IRwIs. ONES on MAIN MAIN
street. drst door Mes5 2. US w once in public
,1SSdins rst door. second dec. & on .es oses
Prosesssfrg Aao.Esyos ~. w 6r.se sfsre.S III
uPs.a,ss Ps.a,.s.ss.Ssnnsrs-Jsnes Kiazes Ia Mira; aen1
80 T-asSer.- Hendry sburghs, sNsiism a M
strong. Arrnstr2ngSs oezee. ~ n
commsszsoses Tnest at ST or and M.
first Nondaysof March; June, "a Ssp pFsusiization
DC e,irs Weanssdsy OF Maysin each Tsss.
The Abs assssws wsS cn Jniy. mi SeInptsm-
s,ss ond November as criminal &c. ne f-ans
action OF other business.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

= A thrifty citizen of Lewistown, Me-,
saved a dollar the other day by un-
serewing and returning the handles OF
his Vife,s colin. = u. iiil iln -,la sfaf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

The difference between the man who
marries your sister and the brother who
takes you to, law is, that one. say0ur
brpther.in, law and the other is HOpr
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The litthfapeT isofiQiR yell. iThs9

Ine HtsHS5a2E GQff1 ~ - tItes,S y
good nursing OF the dog has done Mucn
fova,tf SiiaTiine De nnation; the :,
Itkinr S6f his Woutid t% the faithful :, =,
alfa Has md rtpqfpgFeyyiB|Y fg eyBY fsaeS saSea sIs ed,
lI5h fsw 1sYa ss.z zzlss.iio svs5su s'lE
InaAcc55Safhg Nth VI the articles war 80. =,
stop acarpnonD, non, bali. s,li ...,,,i sssa I'd =
: AN air of .impersance--ene's ifEss ..i..0
hreatls;gi7st OF hsmsas ,IS9sUCd ,zevs1l3
MA love letter. Yicstsd iip nm Sprirs-ss sii5
field! flaiaOss, ,Ihad0 tfeo sleu1ne para. hiiHS
.xraRhhreafy best loved oae,. bcae%1NoU 2.L
the postace STAN pon your last letter '3ssi"
ali ii thunder, becauseI q kAew iyuunr ssS'
liclseffs en,.' $ - &. he*O-i. t&s.s ~ i''sss
ssSf Y w:ll YOU pIas your thoqs. 80 :
and dollar pnI;ts' 81 4. tarIpsf 81 nI, sas9i
herI rir tQ ~ y 3 3 ~ "a ssss yssi3
ING efSo,ro' ESS lIIiS iss,,
iI.;s : iE;l l. aoi,
than tAs fSSafb ~ p!ssS nGdl 2a.h1SSsb vi
.yaat Ahsi = hsfaE soe bbtt seuttHFEltt ,essssE-
l,,. Sti,r~s,l 4h iathaS iarinns dHitse rfssus 81
afri,a ipnxu Ase plsaf.si.s
.,a1orreaeer1EknDs thaneser iaqeI
lTsr3ees sfofrthesG gQmfsis WilkI Pe0bdnlyio'S u
Lrnb ,1arss ,Uucan fnontrkhoses ~ spsee5ni q
| EssasonMs1snno=9m edl 70 aeEssSfi.y SIS Gs'3s
81 The trustees Of a Michigan -sch0oFI I-'''
: kk9stfere a little boy had 6eep mes SHs S9Hnss 20
fSnefcifhlI " ssisS Inys W. ~ .rrc
land res lne *, !lsi;
MAS not py Z ;s ssnlfs
ths' ~ hiSknsssofthh bays paqsaoons.sf =
[ AMI Id Spfi SItss tss, - y .ss,' l. lao1
81 reFShin frof tsfking two <. -.
9nNnf them held out an hour and ten
Minute. ansf thesot thar X'0n the adresaaoh
Ehey made it up on him; when she 5tneso1sl-
] had expired.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

t'Efla, mylchild,i' said d ptudish old
m.id toa pretty niece, who would curl
her hair in pretty ringlets, "ifthe Lord
had intended your hair to be curled he
would have Iione 1t himself" "Soa he
did, aunty, when 1 was q baby, but he
thinks ! am big enough now to do it
myself"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12
HOWE EFMiuM' ARE foRwARDfD.
A GENERAL PREMIUM.

J For the largest club, sent 10 one post-ofdee. q
splendid GOLD .HQNTING-CASE WAT n.
STEM Winder full plate, lever movement, Ia
Jewels, warranted; price, $50 Persons. COM
peting for this prize, wao fail, will be entitled
offer wall remain. opey until The hfst. of Feb
Hpary, tS72, on which day the award Will be
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rHEDAILY a.AHErTE.

-~ 800 The OA1hl d1AGcl16s
Is sent by NATL at 81 1 per annum, or furnished
sbyagents and carriers at Is cents per week.
lAlI remit tances should be made by express
OIL. in money orders, and when 30 forwarded viii
Give full address, post once, county and State
also nearest express once, in order that there
may be no mistake in forwarding papers and
tsSupscribers can have their address changed
from one post ONCE to another by remittfng
Sc to pay the expense Of making change.
Speci men copies OF Daily, Weekly or Semi
Weekly will be sent free. ,.npon application.
d Address. &%' CINCINNATI GAZETTEC co,
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MoNEY. REFUNDRpN

Any clab 8gent not satisfied with the article
received as premium, may, alter examining
il, return il at our xpepse, and all money re
hliJtedt6r sfbsrfip iptious will be returned, and
the 81 bscripr ions ancelled: Gur offers are al
The premiums areuseful, and worth the prie5:
steacreu ~ 0e"0 .nt g
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REMOVED,

n rIss NANCY B. FARIEs woud lnfprms hsl
M Old customers and the1 ubliREenGslly .a4n
ladies particularly that s3e mas Iem9gea 70 sle
aer West OF the st. lair Hotel. where she viii
Keep full supply Of MILLENEkS. EAHTS9, IA -
eac6 SsasSf, ID u ieh He iaSltNtI& attention
of b .ySFs. Tia s.kfnl Or pAstfavor$ she would
in vite Etilos Nv ahting4 HATS- rABONNETS
hAieSpeditiousIy aud neatly supplied.
mar26'6S = 4
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.A4FRs=eEFHyFH9rrErr

n ments once and half the rates of ordin-
N ary sdVersIsseasptszsA7L
4 6NkN ApyEsgsrNa MsDIUM
jTHz QHRSkIqz<SiS Extern onsA
HeaiESss typs psa q 5000
sss193 ESa 8sssl 95s5s s.sss and its sESElzEiol
i N4sRIss q aEditots. -
Tbsse fai nd pEplexities
n 4 ,5s s, E s az Hee e se9ppista-
HEI kiPEs @szsi;;:c sST son
,soM Sssszissss;f 1ps;sssSSznFafi any
is9alsi Ban xEAas ED 9 MAJ sz5sT
'c0nsclenuOuS motives to advocate the
.dlaims of an individaa to Office, he is
ss ? xEsf 2RSs Ill asii9sed e ESapal e siacssa
Upon any pasaSEaRpaPR sect. geIs he
is 1sJ4 IaTds T ths ay sgAlsesef neEegasEitiea
third attaskiSsN 9dss slsrds Mas care.
iss1ls .ssts i zIss4wtaSo
sRhaplssE Es&ee dseHwatzsa&oaST
81 seese se Y q mans so@
4saS sSRIfasjPs a ssusSs $s55a 8fslPsE P @ SRSa
fn crockery, ana because eae .edtt9
fSsf mcf tsScSi,1 ;stns,.sse, - g;
Which f6sSs is.I 71s e my pa
5 5iosa sseAbtisG areoeo 6sas9sE6t on n.as4b ,asa
rkaEah q .AsnDthmsx fyBubEtFdloiAu
6ther church too much,e ,eA 0ne 9rssanzrq
bIess becaElsa, you'd esRgE heye mA9aSteO
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ca Iass 1t Is Il am ost con- tant ans
trsseisa tnssessiose S e. !isns ana II i5S no one psid
tIsyel on our RE > 4 Or RIVERS WIfTHt77ggsTt 8 ggst
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ed AMI met with suen unsurpassed saI Ies many
LIStnFSTs,, hELI EFs, PANAcKA-ss and other
RE6E DIES have been offered 10 the public, but
ENyIAB1E. STANDING of the PAIN kILLER. 81
tits becanss DAYS. fAIS Z IL LER Is what
it claims be- Esiissef & .a.s...d, Raa;,ad -
II you are suffering from. tSTfsRHAb PAIN,
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most Instantly cure you. There is nothing 10
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and Scdtds. II removes the 1re.and the wound
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From 1910 to This day, ISL. CThirty Years
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER has had no
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anriIi5S Ssve,k tisstiAoti * w It 41ner
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travel on our "A RE > OR RIVERS WIrptt7t 3 u.
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