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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

SAW MILL DESTROY About l2:40
yesterday morning flames were dis
covered issuing from the large steam
saw mill OF Messrs. Etter, Style a. Car.
many, Middlctown, and the material
being Of an infammable character the
fire spread with great rapidity and
consumed the building and contents
in very short timo. The light Gre
ated by the conaagration was plainly
visible In the heavens from this city.
The loss is estimated ut about 81 S 900,
on which there is an insurance of s6,.
0oO--in the North America tsl ,OOOj,
Penn, Isl ,500), Franklin ts2, ,0O0) and
Lycoming $1,000. The saw mill
was located at the point where the
Pennsylvania railroad crosses the can.
al, between the bridge spanning the
canal and tho Swatara creek bridge.
But for the fact that the former struc.
ture is of iron it would also have been
destroyed. The origin of the fire is
unknown Patriot 25th.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

A Coon IDEA.--Thc Constitutional
Convention talks Of extending tho
term of Governor to four years, after
the next election, and prohibiting
Senators, members of the Assembly
and Judges from accepting passes over
railroads, and authorizing juries to
render verdicts by the assent OF two.
thirds.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

A SAD WARsiSo.-A young man in
Buffalo, belonging by the way, to one
OF the first families of the city, has
met with a strange afliction by being
about horse sick with the disease
that has prevailed so extensively.
The young man was at bis horses S
head, when tho horse sported and a
speck of the virus flew into his eye
as consequence he hns not only lost
that eye, but isabout to lose the other
al. also, being thus rendered totally blind!
This should be warning to all who
have to do with horses at this time. -
Eimira Gazette.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27
Mosnr. President Grant recently

MosBY.--Presidsnt Grant recently
received the following dispatch
"WARnENToN, Va, November T.
President Grant: Virginia casts her
vote for Grant, peace aud reconcilia.
tion. ,Signcd) JoHN S. MosBY.o
The John s. Mosby whose name is
signed to the telegram V no other
than the guerrilla chief whose hands
were stepped In the blood Of more
Union soldiers, killed In the most
cowardly manner, than any other con.
feders.e officer. The dispatch shows
the friendship existing between him
and PRESIDENT Grant, and proves his
support oftho latter at tho late election.
This, Il will be remembered, was de.
MED by Grant mon about hero before
The slsottpp.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

GLRErUL.-Our Radical cotempo-
raries crow Justify over the accidental
reduction of tho Democratic majority
in this county at the late election, al.
though Grant had four votes more in
1867 than be has now. The entran-
ohiscd negroes should have sent him
ahead ie some whites did back off.
We can see no crow for them in the
stand still prosperity of the RAIDS. in
this county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

I'is gratifying to Us 10 inform The public thai
DR.. L. Q. c. wifhart, Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for
Throat and Lung Di,ess,', bs. gained an snyia-
bic reputation from tho Ataniic 10 the Pacific
cos,i, and from thence to some Of the lr.i farni.
lice Of Europe, not throagh IL, pi.,s alone, but
BY per'ou' throughout the st.ip, aetuSliy b.ns.
fitted aud eered a, bic o-e,. wb,le he pubiisho,
lees, so 'ay our reporters he is unable to fupply
the demand. 1t gains and hold, il, reputation
fT'' Nst " stopping cough, but BY loosen.
ing and a''istins naturs to throw % the IN.
healthy natter collected about the throa. and
bronchial tubes, <Aiel eoR'e' irriiahos.
Second. II r,moves the eaurc of irritation
(which produce, cough VI the mucous membrane
and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act snd
throw "a the unhealthy ,eere,ion,, and pgriae.
the llgod.
Thlrd. II Is free from squili,, lObslis, ipcoac
aud opiur, Of which most ,hroA, and lung rene.
dies are composed, which sllay cough only, and
disorganile the stomach. j has a soothing effect
on the stomach, acts on the liver ana kidneys,
and ymphsiis .-I ...---.- -.s.-a., thus reaching
to avsrs part Of .h- -y-.su4, .as Ia -.i-stsss-
ating and purifying effects 1t has gained a repu.
tstion which it must hold above all Others in the
market.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

The Northumberland Presbytery
met at williamsport last week, for the
trial of Rev. W. A. Kerr, who It ap.
pears follows the Woodruff Beecher
tribe in his intercourse with the sis
ters Of his church.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

A CHASoE.-The Tyrone Blade, a
Radical organ Of a high moral tone, is
dead. The establishment has been
purchased by George Stroop, who now
issues the Tyrone Democrat, hand
some seven column journal, from the
same establishment. This is NOV O.
ment in tho right direction, and must
inure to the moral, social and fnan-
cial benefit of our Tyrone neighbors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

HIoHLy IMPoRTASr.--The Tyrone
Democrat says III. Bucher Swoope,
U. s. District Attorney for tho West.
ern District OF Pennsylvania is again
at his post---his branch Office at tho
Eastern Pcnitcntiary has been olosod
Until tic nor, campaign opens"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

"0oodlandsr 10 fool enough TO repeat tho
Know Nothing story about Hon. Henry Wilson.
at this late day."-Journai.
The gentleman o who penncd tho
above claims to be a Christian He
does q great deal Of preying anyhow.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27
Over FOR THE pnrsESr.-Tho grea

OVER FOR THE PREsEST.-Tho great
Radical sensation in Huntingdon last
week, terminated in the defeat OF
the prosecutor, A. l.. Guss, Principal
.ofthc Cassville Orphans School. The
case was that of libel, and the defend
ant one Wharton. Guss claimed that
Wharton wrote, bad printed and cir
culated during the recent campaign
circulars in the highest degree derog-
atory to his, Guss', moral status The
not, seemingly, relieve Guss to any
alarming extent. Rev. Guss and Col.
Wharton were both Radical candi-
datcs for Congress, but they we're
most handsomely Speer-ed at the late
election, and beautifully exposed at
the iate term of Court. Guss, it
seems, belongs to the Beecher- Wood
huh persuasion in morals, and is
therefore fit teacher Of moral ideas
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

PRESIDENTIAL ELEoTIoN.-The fol-
lowing table shows the result by ma
jorities, and electoral votes, according
TO the latest returns:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

Editing n newspaper is very much
llke raking fre--cvery one thinks
he can perform the operation better
than The man who holds the poker.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27
GEORGE B. GOODLANDER,

Hon. M. N. Dimmick, member Of
Congress from this State from 1913 to
1852, died at Aaucb Chunk, on the
2lst.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27
4 OVER BRIDGE COMPANY.

~ meeting Of the stockholders of tho Low
OF bridge Co. was held at the Office Of W. d. Big
lciaLsq, on Thursday evening, November iith.
Tle following officers were elected for the yoar
lss President, W, d. BIGLER; Treasurer, o.
n MERRELL; Directors, J. u. WALTERS,
s4MuEL MITCHELL, Capt NJ. OGDEN.
statement was furnished by the Treasurer Of
the Bridge Co.. showing it, present financial con-
diiien, and the following resolutions were unani-
mounly adopted
l'ssolesd, That The Treasurer DO authorized to
take such measures as he may deem necessary to
COLLECT all unpaid balances duo from subscribers
10 The original stock Of said company, aud that
no such subscriber shall have the right to use the
bridge free Of toll until no shall have fully paid
hi, subscription.
Resoipcd, That after January lst, lss3, no Ger.
tifcatcs be issued for tho hsulinc Of stone, wood
coal, or lumber, or any other heavy hauling. or
the running Of mail Wagons, omnihuses, or hacks
All such use Of the bridge to bs paid for al The
gate OF the bridge, by the trip.
Re'etref, That all persons desiring certificates
Of toll must make their applications to the Treas
urer 90 or before the lst Of January IN each year
Otherwise they win be charged fuil rstcs at the
gate, apd no deductions made by reason Of such
payments, u they should lin their ccrtihnstcs
tAereatcr. .. ..u |a
4 new form of certificate wa, adopted.
ror7o 2. WALTERS, Secretary.
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CxECUToWs NorrCn.-Notle. !, here.
TN THE DIsrRIcr COURT or rnp

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i United States, for tho Western District OF
pennsylyania.--R. d. McCully, bankrupt under
the act Of Congress OF March 20, 1867, having
applied for discharge FROM all his debts, and
other claims proyabc under said not, BY order Of
the Court, notice Is hereby given, to all persons
who have proved their debts. and other persons
interested, to appear on the 9th day Of December
1877, at o'clock. ?. NJ, before 8. Il. Woodruff,
ESQ, Register at bis Office in Erie, Pa, to show
cause, u any they have, why a discharge should
not be granted TO the said bankrupt. And further,
notice Is hereby given, that the second and third
meetings OF Creditors Of the said bankrupt, re-
qlired by the 9th and esth sections Of said act
will be held before the said Register at the same
time and place. S. c. McCANDLEsg.
hoVzO-dt. Clerk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

n'soLulfoN.-Th partnership hereto
- fore existing between Charles N. Hensil and
David G. Hsnsil, In the Butrhsring business. in
the borough Of osccola, was dissolved By mutual
consent on tho IL, day Of September, 1872.
David g. icnsil 10 authorized 10 settle ali claims
aud aceounts, and pay all the debts Of the arm.
CHARLES II. HENsIL.
DAVID e. HENsIL.
Smith's Mills, Nov. 2f, IsT2-st
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Coupon .ss,vs.

Tho iiptheria prevails quite serious
ly in Bald Eagle township, Clinton
counry.
Jesse Merrill, of Lock Haven, has
been appointed a notary public by
Governor Geary.
The latest swindle developed is that
of Congressman who are accused of
franking the wedding cards Of their
friends.
1t is not at all surprising that tho
English journals generally express
satisfaction at Grants reelection. II
is natural for tho Bull press TO SYM
pathizo with the bull Pups.
The Stroudsbnrg Democrat chroni-
cles the death Of Benjamin Vanwhy,
in the 56Lh year Of his age, who
leaves wife and 10 children to mourn
his loss
Hon. Geo. w. Woodward Ia the
tallcst member Of the constitutional
convention His height is about six
feet four inches. Hon. w. N. More
dlth IS the Oldest.
A California man tied one end of q
lariat around his waist and lassoed /.
COW with the other. Ho thought
that he had the cow, but at the end
Of the first half mile he began to sus-
pcct that the COW had him.
The returns so far received from all
the States, show that Grants popular
majority is 6S7 ,S05. As there are
100000 negroes who voted for him
1t is easily demonstrated that he Is a
minority President, SO far as the
white vote ofthc country is concerned.
Tho tone Of the administration or
gans, headed by tho New York 7imes,
Indicate that they are quito uneasy,
and fear that General Grant il about
to return to his first love of sound
Democratic principles or, in other
words, that tho Democracy are about
to capture the President, Thoy are in.
deed unhappy,
1t is reported that the forthcoming
report of Postmaster General Cress-
well, will show an increase Of expep-
diturc in that department over that Of
last year, OF two and quarter mil
lions Of dollars. This is one of Grants
economical acts Of the pas. year.
There have been several Presiden-
tial candidates worse defeated in the
number OF Electoral votes than Gree
10y. In 1882 Henry Clay only had
40 votes In 1910 Martin Van Buren,
running for reelection as President,
had but so votes. In 1852 General
Scott had AZ votes. In 1864 General
Mcclellan had but 2l votes and 10
1868 Horatio Seymour had 80 votes
In 1868 the popular white vote for
President Stood as follows:
uraht-'''.'''.''.''
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ARE Yon Goimg Wesl9

II so, take our advice, and purchase your
Tickets over the. old reliable aud popular
Mi..our, Pacific Railroad, which is rosl'
lively, III. only Line that runs three Ds,iy
Express Trains from 81 Louis to Kansas wy
and the Wesll and is, POSITIVELY the oni!
Line which runs Pullman's Palace Sletpers ana
fine da- Coaches Especially Ior moversl e.
uipped with Miller's Safety Platform aud The
Pa,sn, Steam Brake FROM Sr. Louis to Kansas
City, # Scott. Parsons. Lawrence Lea wen
worth. A,chisou, ST. Joseph, Nebraska CITY,
Council Bluffs aud Omaha, without changed
For information in regard to time tables. rates,
&C., to any point in Missouri, Kansas; Nrora $.
ka, Colorado, Texas or California, eau upon or
address J. + Thompson, Agent Mlssoutl rA'
ci6c Railroad, Chattanooga. Tenn or Atlanta,
On. or + A. Ford. Gen'l Passenger Agent, ST.
Louis, Mo.
No trouble 10 answer questions!
feb S9.ly
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
D. w. POLSLEY
is an Independent candidate for the office
Of Prosecuting attorney Of Mason county.
td-*.
d w POL.SLE'
To the Voters Of Mason County.

To the Voters Of Mason County.
The office Of Clerk Of the County Court
being ministerial and not political 10 lts
character; created for the accommodation
Of the whcls people and not Of any par,ic'
ular party, and believing that il should be
removed as for o. possible from partisan
influence and political p,ejudice, and also
believing that it is The right u every cisi-
zen to present biz name to his fcllov.citl.
zens as candidate for Office, aud having
the assurance from many friends Of their
support, | respectfully offer myself ss az
independent candidate for the office Of
CLERK OF ruE CouSrY CouRr Of this
county, and solicit your SURFACES for that
Office at the election to be held on the 4th
Thursday Of August next. pledging you,
il elected. my undivided attention to the
duties Of tue Office.
June 1873 WV. L RUFFNER.
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To Comsll,ll ptives!

The advertiser, having bee, permanently
cured Of that dread disease. Consumption oy
a simple remedy. is anxious to make known 70 %
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. TO all
who desire it he will send copy Of the pre-
scrp,ion used, (free Of charye,) with the d.
rections for preparing and using the same
which they will find SuRr CuRE for CoSsuAr
rroS. AsranA, BRoSculrAs. DC. Parties wish
iup the prescription will please address
RHv EDWAED WILSON,
264 South Third Street, Williamsburg, N X.
nov. Civ. 4,
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MAhnthu -.At suo 'S's"e' "
brides parents, 10 Robinson Township,
June 10Th. 1872, by Rev. W. II Harri.
con, Mr.. Daniel W. VanMAtre to Miss
Eliza J. Yesger. daughter Of Ambrose
Yesgcr; all Of Mason county.
I'VE acknowledge the receipt Of a bouu'
tiful supply Of cake with the above notice
We wish our young and happy friends .
pleasau. voyage down the stream Of time ]
On Wednesday, June 10, at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, BY Rev Mr.
Hatfield, Mr.. A A, psuley. Of Mason
county. West Virginia, to Miss Lille
Whitaker. Of Cincinnati.
We extend to the young couple just en-
teriug upon the voyage Of life, in the NOR
ming Of their days, our heartiest congras'
ulatious. Happy and blessed in each 9th
ers affection, may the skies always DO
bright above them, and the grass green
beueath their feet, May love weave for
them its sunny idyls and joy like glad
soue.bird carol its malrigals under their
caves. One by oue, the gallant and chiv
alrous youth are deserving the bachelor
ranks and enrolling themselves in the bless
ed army Of the Banedic,s. May the good
work 60 on until all inert and sluggish
bachelordom is leavened with the priceless
leaveu Of woman's love, aud until wo can
"Before religions altar see
Pure hearts in wedlock's golden lie
selfpledgcd in love to live and die
Again. We with the handsome groom
and beautiful bride the fullest happiness
in their new relations Js.T.
Declaration of Independence.
Mr.. EDIrom-Wheu in the course OF
human events it becomes necessary for 3
people to dissolve the social bonds which
have connected them With one another aud
to assume among the powers Of the earth
the separate aud equal station to which the
laws Of nations entities them. a decent res
pect to the opinions Of mankind requires
that they should declare the causes which
impel them to separation:
We hold these truths to be self.eyidcnt;
that all men are created With certain inal-
ienable rights; that among these are Ale
and Beer, and right TO possess and enjoy
them; that whenever any form Of govern
meut becomes destructive Of these ends it
is right for the citizens to establish social
and independent Beer Club. When a
long seas m Of privation has been endured.
it is their duty to provide for future sup.
plies. Such has been the patient and
thirsty suffering Of our citizens, and such
is now the necessity which compels them
to form this Beer Club.
We, therefore, thirsty souls Of the Uni.
ted States Of America 10 Point Pleasant
assembled. appealing to the Supreme Judge
Of the worll for the rectitude aud ec'ssi
ty Of our intentions. soleunly publish and
declare, that We must have beer. With q
6rm reliance upon our individual capacities,
we mutually pledge to each other supply
Of one dozen glasses per day.
JOHN HANCOCK,
and others.
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DrEp.-At the residence of her sou.iu.
law, Mr.. John Kuopp. in Robinson town.
ship, Mason county, West Va, June "a.
1872, Mrs Catherine Mayes, aged Is
wears Q months and days.
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Tho Times and Gazette of Petersburg
have been consolidated, and are under tho
business management Of our friend = T.
Drahosb, Esq. We are in receipt Of the
Daily Times and Gusette, which presents
neat appearance, and the editorials are
prepared with great care and shows ability
on the part Of the writer. It has at its
masthead, the entire Democratic and Con-
servative ticket, and gives it an earnest
support. A weekly will also be issued 10
connection with til the Daily. We under
stand that James Hutchinson, Esq, form
erly editor Of the Independent Republican
published in this place before the war, is to
be editor.in chief. Under the manage
ment Of MI Drahosb, the paper is bound
to succeed. We wish the Times and Gu.
zette all the success imaginable.
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class of partizans. to DO metby the tauns
Of Radical and Proscrlptionist," by an
other. but il seems sir, by tho communlca.I
ton referred to, that some men arc so do
based in the scale Of humanity that they,
have been entire strangers to that which
covers multitude Of sins, and ore pev,
er so con,cu,cd aud hnppy, as when they
engage in opening up some old sore, and,
bathing themselves in its putria and Of,
fensiye secreioGs, M tye1 5i,,,
10 the communication alluded to, the
point aimed at, is that tho Democratic and
Conservative party did not nominate for
any of the County Offices, any man who bad
been in the Union army, and that there
we're plenty Of TINT class Of men who hid
affiliated with orr party ever since tho
close Of the war, who were ready and will
ing to be nominated for Office. Grant
tia, no man who fought on The Federal
side, was nominated, Grant, ifyon choose
that the ticket is filled entirely Of men who
we're identified with the ''ost cause."-7
which is not 80 arc they not all good,
honest anil capable men7 Arc they nos
oil well known to the citizens ofthis coun'
;yY Is there ono man on the ticket. who
is not fully identified with tho best inter,
es's Of the county in every why that would
cause Az affinity oFinterest hctwcen those
to be- voted for and those WHO DO Tho vot'
ing? Occasional" Dies not arraign any
Of the candidates on the ticket for incom'
potency. Or dishonesty. but undertakes to
bcla,c the editor Of the journal for mob
being as rampant 9 Union man, %. be him
sslf, j., and cells on him to abuse the
~. = ! ~ ~
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OAUrI"N.-Every genuine box Of Dr.
v McLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sig
nature Of FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa
and their private United States Stamp u
"Take no other. The MARKETS 'ull Of im''
ta,ions lap 4-6m.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having in their pos. ession any
n Of our SACKS, branded "Aleshire d
Waddell," "H, W. & A. L. Langley" or "R.
Aleshire 4 Co." are hereby notified to return
the same before the close Of the present month.
This notice is general; no exceptions will be
made, aud parties will save themselves trouble
BY promptly complying with the same.
June 20-2w. X. ALESHlRE d co.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A VALUABLE
RIVER BOTTOM FARM
Mason City, Mason County, West Va.

TN pursuance Of the terms ii decree II the
| Circuit Court Of Mason County, West vir.
ginia, in case in chancery therein pending,
wherein Nancy Gray, 81. al were plaintiffs.
and Julia A Gray. ct. Il. vers descendants,
entered on the 9Th day q Nay, 1879, l. the
undersigned, Special Commissioner. shall on
Friday, tho 9Th day Of July, 1879,
AT the front door Of The Court House Of said
county, proceed to sell either ut private sale
or pablo auction to the highest bidder tho real
estate lha, Emily Gray died seized and pos.
sessed Of. consistinp Of ninety three atrea. Two
roods and twenty FIVE poles, and known as
lot No Am the partition Of the Ezekiel Nc
Daniel estate upon tho following terms. one.
half Of the purchase money cash in hand and
the residue upon credit Of twelve months,
taking from the purchaser bond with good se.
curity bearing in,e,est from day Of sale and re.
txiuing the legal title asa further security.
W. H. TOMLINS0N.
june l3-4w. : Special Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

.NUTICE III CKEDIIUKD.
To the Creditors Of IS. !. Griffith, decd.
TN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
| OF Mason county made in cause therein
pending to subject the real estate Of the said
8, T.GrifIi'h to the payment Of his debts. you
are required TO present your claims against the
Mid s T. Griffith for adjudication To r. A
GUTHRIE, omm issioper. at his Office. in thu
town Of Point Pleasant, in said county. on or
before the 3Oth day Of July,A D ls7s
Witness: O. B Waggenpr, Clerk Of our said
Court At the Court House this l7th day Of June
1872. @ b. WAGGEN Err, Clerk.
BY O. B. Waggener, IT,. Deputy.
June W-6w.
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SNAKE Brr.-Ou Monday morning.
Mrs. Edwards, wife OF Smith Edwards, Of
Robinson Township, while visiting at tho
house Of Mr.. NJ. P Kuopp, was bitten by
either copper.head or Viper, she could
not fully determine which, as the snake
Immediately after striking her, took refuge
under the house Remedies we're imme.
diately applied, and though her foot and
ankle was much SWOLLEN, yet at last
accounts she was doing as we'll IS could DO
expected, and it is now thought the bite
will not prove fatal.
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when the Blood Ka,hes With rocket like
violence to the head. causing hol Pushes. yer.
,igo and dimnsss Of sight, IL IL certain sigu
that a mild, sslubrious cooling and equaliE'
inn laxative is required, and TARRANr's Evv
saykscRSr SELrzsa APgRlEST should be al once
reaorted 10.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.