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Nevada and .triZOua.

Nevada cannot claim to toe an agricu.tu-
raj section. but most OF the local want tor
the mining inhabitants 'couli Ice Supplied
from home production la Arizona ana
around Prescott, along the valley oi the
upper ella, Salt, aud Verde River-. south
OF Tucson, along the Santa Cruz River and
Sonoila Gre, k, there is au area there capa
lie of sustaining quite al agricultural poru-
lation some Of the finest SOIL that have
ever seen mas lttciy teen broken up along
the ella, and around the settlement called
Florence Ia the matter Of natural fariii-
t,es for grazing large herds OF t ok, Arizo-
ma rauk~ N,vaia; in the number OF min
ing Slrict-, Nevada leads tar IN the adj
vance A. TAR ~ the probable amount Of
bullion from the two, nt "a time, twenty
yea from now is concerned. 1t il naid to
~. It i believed that after the Ind an
4 Hicut. - settled, aud rdilr ads are bro.t
Into Arizona. that districts already exam
iued will he % krd probably. anl stimu-
lu- given to further and more careful pro.
pecting When the Indians have hecome
peaceable ia. valleys aud rolling foot hills
", afford the most excellent pa,turaee Tor
very large herbs Of stock, with their cen, err
irs OF burch aud rrnmIua grasses. At the
present time stock not hcried by re-.
pectahe force il not safe IN ANY portion of
Arizona, except At certain localitie, along
the Lover ella AMI Colorado. aud 100 the
Huaiatni. county, or northwestern plrt ut
the Territory. /, II -a'e, also. To say that
the time il closc at hand when these areas
will become great grazing grounds for, m
lhc Onward march of population. the stock
ranches -sir'ipg the tributaries To the wet
oil the Mi--i--irpl aud Missouri rivers.
must give way Ia the settler who wishes TO
uI thc soil. and thc value per acre eraiu-
ally gets beyond where % hrcomc- proGia-
Die Il, use fur stock raising purp"-e- Thus.
year VS. wear drove. %. horse. cattle and
-hr,p are driven more aul more towards
Size Far West valleys .n Nevada. thnf boo
l-6J ser, uuluhabreI. oerr heard 10 have
Teen f.l,i up Subsequent, wrh stock Iuf-
ir-ibc interval. aui within two ycar- every
available stock range 100 the State w'i.
hn', t,,n appropra'ei-' r.ft. U~'r.
U"H
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THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
ENPENSES.


Iuitioa stud 'nts IN PREPARATORY. Normal ana Acs
iemical Departments. PEI term. ........ 10 on
Iessthan term, week o.
Contingent fee payable all stIi-nt,l per term
Lessons piano, including usr ct Instrument term
OF II weeks, ~ lessons PEI Seek l.. ca
French and German each per term. ..... o
Tuition payable stnetl IN Advance ..........
Boafding--N ijh use o. room Pc week .... iS
Fuel and Light
Winter ref week ..... ..... 60
WashiuE per doEeu .......... ...-... g.
Student, rooms are furnished with stove.
bcdstcad. mnttra-s, waehstand. table. two
chairs, washhowl, pitcher. pail. looking glass.
lamp aud window blinds. Bed cl"the, and all
other articles of room furniture other than
those mentioned above, must be furnished by
the student. There i, ~ provision for self
boarding ia the buildings.
Board bill payable one half NJ the beginning
the other NJ the close of the term.
Further information may be obtained by ap-
plication to THE PRINCIPAL,
Huntington, Cabyll county.
scplitf West Virginia.
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Fccundit, of Ducks and Hens.


Tie English people are roted Tor raising
ducks, aud they often make experiments
Nre was lately made to te-t the relative fe-
ru"diy between ducks and hens, and to
determine by which of the Two the larger
number of eggs would tie produced in a
given time. For thus purpose three hcn-
and three dIcks were selected. all matched
IN February, and uouri>hcd with suitable
TODD la the following Autumn the ducks
had lad 22j eggs, while the hens in this
ease, had laid none. In the following Feb
ruary the laying season began again with
ducks and continued uuiutrrrnutcdly
till August They showed no inclination
To set, and became very thin. bat -nb,e.
auently iatten,d up somewhat In the
meantime the he,,- had not been idle The
10 al number laid 10y the hens amounted to
-, or ST eggs each aud the duck, pro-
iucri 392. or l3l each Although the
eggs oil the ducks were rather smaller than
those Of the hens yc, they proved To he
decidedly superior in nutritive material -
The superiority Of productvenc-s, there
tore appears to be ON the side Of the duqk-
-HUrli !NcH'herncr.
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JAS. +. MorEow. A. NJ. Principal.
BkNJ. II tHAcNsToN. A. NJ, list Assistant.
Mis- CsgEiE CoorhK, End Assistant.
Miss LIDA DFRING, Srd Assistant.
Miss NA>Nts Luvs. Music and Dra~ing.
Mrs. :. 4 Mas"S. Model school.
"a. j. j. MoNcUEE. Modern Language.
There are three Primary, Nor
NAL aufA cadcmical.
THE ACApEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
Include "a full course Of English aud Classical
studies adapted to Ct young people for ad-
vanccd standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
The arrangement OF studies, and the meth
ois Of instruction used, are intended To- fur
iish the students with 1T. thorough knowl-
edge of the branches commonly taught In the
schools of the State "a. know ledge OF the
principles of education and Of the art of ap.
plying them To practice in the school room.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
The Primary Department il arranged "a.
to constitute a m"dcl scheul. audi intended to
afford a practical eNempliGcstiuu OF the prin-
riple. and methods in nv efficient course Of
Normal training.
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Aliens Lung Balsam

~ l. harmless 10 the most delicate child
~ 1t contains no opium IN amy form.
CACrtoN.-Call for "All.n's Lung BaI-am. :"
and shun the u-e If any other Bslssm unprin-
cipled men may deceive you with worthless
preparations. J. n. HARRIS 4 Co. Proprs,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sot'f by N,,fcia. d.aicrs y-,,rnHy. I.ept. y. ma
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4 RARE BARGAIN.

Desiring to move to my farm, will sell
THREE LOTS,
each 80 feet front by 2Io deep, situated On the
corner of Filth avenue aud seventh street, at
low rates for cash. also desire to rent my
Dwelling House.
containging ~ rooms and cellar, with lot ~
by . feet, on which are two good cisterns,
aud all necessary convcniences. For particu-
lars, apply ON the premises to
septsm5 j. NJ. PENNYBACKER
Agent for Sarah 81. Penny backer
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The best recommendation We eau give IL j. the
certificate OF those who are using it, and who
speak enthusiastically in IT. praise, - follows -
TESTIMONIALS.
YI'lIE Uuder.igued are using the New AMER
4 ICAN' Cook Stove, sold by RICHARDSON Il
CO. South Paris, and heartily recommend IL q, a
Model Stove, having all the New improvements
using reTg lite fuel, aud in every way worthy OF
Tie attention OF housekeepers.
IL hss a large tank behind the funnel, lined with
porcelain which is capable Of holding tour pals
of wafer aid has two convenient royers, one on
each side.
The oven doors are tin lined, thus radatlng tho
heat and securing IN even bake.
There 10 an iron hot-RiF box under the tank for
keeping the food hot after il is baked.
Tho arrangement Tor removing the ashes i com.
plete.
The hampers are 50 regulated that the stove can
be made perfectly air-tgt; and for economy IN
fuel time and patience, consider II the pattern
store Mrs. r l.. SHAW.
Mrs. j. I. CLARK.
Mrs. j. X. II HAMMOND.
Paris, pee. l3th, 1871.
Mrs. ALNAH SHURTLEFF
Mrs DR.. SAWYER.
South Paris, Dec. 2sth, 1871.
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Tae Coco, AIN holds, in 8, I.4u.l form, large
proportion o.: Jeolorizsd
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Tolrn lIeetinq--Paris.
Editor~l and Selected ITEMS.

rhe H,YwARDs' viii give one ct their
highly interesting entertainments, AT
Academy Hall. Oh Tuesday evening We
have b sard them. and eau pronounce
theig entertainment, As highly pleasing
one, both to musical pa'i ous AND $40 kers
ogpuro fGu. Don't lose The opportunity
20 spend an evening pleasantly.
The Neck tie Sociab|e, in the VesIry
OF the Congregational Church. at South
Parts. on Thursday evening hast, Ma
quite ,ucycs,iul. \ pleasant party ~
semoJyd. which well filed the room.
Ncck-uc> ,,ld Tor - cents each, which
served ,o unite youth and agc, j." naly
ca,e.. gal. nconStuou>., Choice rD
ircsbmou'> were spread upon the tables.
aud u..e oyster stow, -, up bl
Andrews. was wei patraui;,
The o;r>, lec,ur, 10 ,h. Litrr,r, and
Scientific Con-. &c 81 the Oxford Normal
Iu&,, ice. N,,ua Paris. Mil Dee delivered
ue>, F.5-y evening. NarrA 5 ia the
Con.irg uiosa, Church, by Rev b. c..
WasJ Subject; The Yosemite N,l.rl.
Mu
So Plmme.'~ new advertisement
a. give han acail
-Dea Eibridge Forbes has some "l
tae Ers.ee'~ plo'fc Potato, So hishn
recommended. iog seed
-Denui, Little. of Rock'aud, murder
eli Young man nv tho name OF White.
,p saturday last. Lit.la suspected White
W. corresponding with his wife, which
was de- cau>, OF thc seed aud ond"d the
t-,sc1, 3, ,hoo,mg hiu>e', H ,t,eraI
p a-.>. Ills wounds 1851. prov, ia...-
The County Lodge o.. Gooi rcm
p.u,. which va, to have met az Bethel
au Hedueulqg March OIL. ha, pe,n pr>'
,ouel nur dsy to TlTr>iig. to arc"u
mediate G. w. {. + B,,d. who w,! nc
present We hope every Lodge vri "c
represented.
-Er,. b. W. OF south P,ri>. las
iu,. opened - b.,rrs, cd .CiUA'. Best.
received ot tho Paris F.outin. Co. ou
happy New Year. DAY Surely no ouc
need % .r to : louis 70 mill If The
can get 20 .trrel = Is 80"
-lu The case .in2 4 Brown
on The Hudson L. railroad company's
dumm, engine recently, the Coroncls
jay returned n verdict that The company
os. Ugecl', responsible for her death
- W S,e,>on Is to open term 90
HiSl School Il, Eest Sdmnrr.on Mon.L..
March nth.
The spring ty;n ol GpoJr- Academy
commenced uu Tu..d.y tine 27;h inst,
mn .l.r ta. charge of Mr. e. II Ucr-,N.
II, Principal wi.h cish,y.~cven scholars
y, thc municipal election ia Portland
Monday, Benjs. Kiu->lu-,, il, MRS the
republican candidate, aud Nathan
Cieaye~. Esq .ac democratic
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Farm for Sale.

Auth, rized by act Of
cr-t meeting
Norway. FEB =, ls7i
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VEGETINE i made exclusively from the juices
OF carefully selected barks, roots and herbs,
and so strongly concentrated that Il viii enectuzy
eradicate from the system every faint OF seroru-
La, scrofulous Humor, Tumors, Cancer,
Cancerous Humor, Erysipelas, salt
Rheum, syph little Diseases tanker,
Faintness at the stomach, and all dis,sCes
that arise from impure blood. seiatica Inna~ >
matory and Chronic rheumatism, Neural
gia, Goat and spinal Complaints, can ouly
De effectually cured through tie blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive diseases OF the
al I'm, PuStules, Pimpies, Blotches, hollis,
letter, Sealdhead and RlnSworm, VEGE-
line has never failed TO effect permanent cure
For Pains I'm the Back, Kidney Com
cOrrhQa, arising from internal ulcerstion: and
uterine diseases and General Die bfitty, |EGE-
TINE acts directly upon the causes OF these com
plaiuts Il iuvigorates ara strengthens the whole
stem. acts upOu the secretiye organs, hlays IN
fammation, cures liberation and regulates the
bowels
Dor Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Cos
tiyeness, Palpitatton of the Heart. HEAD
ache, Piles, Nervousness anil General pros
traiiOn of the Nervous system, no medicine mas
ever given Sach perfect satisfaction IS the NEOE
TINE II purifes the blood, clesnses all OF the
organs. and possesses controlling power over
the Nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by NEGETlNE
have induced many physicians and apothecarles
whom we know 10 prescribe and use II IN their
own families. =.
10 tact, YEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases, and Is TIE only re-
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
the public.
PREPARED by H. IL. STEVENS, Boston, Mass
Prc, 81 as sold by all Druggists.
MaT.62ly.
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New Advertisements.
NORWAY BRANCH Il. r. co.

THE Corporation. Of the NORWAY BRA NCH
L RAILROAD co, are hereby notified 10 meet
a. Beals Hotel ga Norway, On wednesday, the
thirteenth day vi March, next. ~ two O'Clock IN
;he afternoon. for the purpose OF accepting the net
ut Incorporation, 10 orr ,nlGe said corporate on, 10
choose the esssry officers aud committees, aad
20 ttyRsaCt all necessary business.
II UPTON,
HENRY c. REED,
GEO l.. BEAL,
FKEELAND HOWE,
n VI. BEARCE,
Auth, rized by act of Incorporation 10 cal! the
cr-t meeting
NnrAAuN IrLl = LII
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Another would give "a dollar for
n desc.


II X. STEVENS, ESQ: ,,
Dear Sir-l have been badly afflicted with hid.
ney Com ,laint for ten years, have suffered graf
pain In my back. hips and sides, WIN sfeA' TIih
rrolty ia nsusiu. urine which was often Nnl "a
very small Quantities, frequently accompanied
with blood and eNcrucisllng pain.
/ have faithfully tried mos: OF the popular rem
sdics recommended for my complaint; have
becn under the treatment Of some oi The most skili
tul physician, in Boston, all OF whom pronounced
nv case incurable. This was ny condition when
MAS advised by a friend TO try ihs NE'tEIiN E'sha
1 could see the good effect from the hrst dose l
tnoL and from thai moment kept oR Improving
until WAS entirely cured, taking IA al, l 7honlu
thiuk about six bottles ,
Ills indeed a valuable medicine, and II ! should
a.. afflicted again in the same way, would give a
dollar for a dose II could not get II without
Respectfully,
J. VI. Gill,
ail Inirl = -nmfh hnsihn.
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Diseases of The Kidneys, Bladder, &c, are al
WAYS unpleasant, and al times the most distress
ing and dangerous diseases that can affect the hui
man system. Most discasrs of the kidneys arse
from impurities la the blood, causing humors
which settle on these parts. NEGEllNh eNceIS
aay known remedy in the whole world for cleans
inG and purtf,i ing the blood, thereby causing n
healthy action 10 all the organs Of the body.
VEGETINE Is sold by all druggists
~
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Made New Man of We.

SouIu BosIuN, sept. 21th $50.
Nix STEVENS.
D,a, Str-For fourteen months have been al
airte,l with kidney Compliant have tried doc
o., AMI itauv patent medicines, bnt found 40 ft'
lief Nv friend, persuaded me 90 tri Your ' EGE
rI>r. and Il has made \ new man Of me can
most checriulh recommend il 10 the public - 4
.u,, cure for the Kidney Complaint
ALVIN GLlbpEN,
EroatNay
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Seventy-One Years OF Age.

FAsT MAEsHFlELD, Aug =, Is.U
MIR STEVENS:
Deat Sri am seyeniy-one wears OF age; have
II iI,red many wears With Kidney COmpiSi ni,wc ak
mess in nv back and stomach. ! was Induced by
my niends 10 try your NEGEII\E- II strengthens
~ inyi.,orate. the whole system. MANY Of my
acuua intances have taken 10, and believe II TO he
goo! tor an the complaints for which Il IL recon-
mcudcd. Yours truly .,
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This Remedy does not simply reiiere for short
time but Il produces per feet and pea manent cures
of The wersi cases of Chronic Nses Caiarrh, and
lriR pay $500 REGARD FOR case that cannot cure.
sColi in tile head" and Catarrhal Headache arc
cured with q few applications lf N-pu have n ais
charge from the nose, offensive or otherwise stop
ming up the nose at times, partial loss OF sense OF
smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak,
feel dull, haze pain or pressure IN the head you
may rest assured that You have Catarrh. 1hou'
sands annually. without manifestinS half OF the
above symptoms, terminate in consumption anu
end in the grave No disease is so common, more
deceptive or less understood bY pUysirians'
viii seud my pamphlet on CstarIh TO any address
free. DIR. Sages Cstarrh Remedy Il now
SOLD BY MOTT DRUGGISTS N ALL PAKl>
OF rHE WORLD.
Price 80 cent. Sent by mail, postpaid on receipt
of 60 cents. or four packages for two dollars BE
ware of commercials and IrorfhtCSs limitations
See that my prirdie Stamp, which IS posture
guarantee Of gtneineneSs ID upon thc outside wrap
per Remember that this private stamp issueh
by the United States Government expressly ''i
stamping nv medicines, has my portrait, name
and address and the words ~ ;. Cerlihcaic OF
Cenuineness" engraved upon II, and need net be
mistaken Don't be swiudled by travellers ami
other. representing themselves ~ Dr. Sage | am
tn. oply man now living that has tue knowledge
and tight tn manufacture the genuine DIR. Sage'
Cytarrh Remedy, and never travel TO sell this
D,cSicit,e r. V. PIERCE, NJ. u,
lSl Seneca street, Buffalo, y.
Mar = - I'm
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Special Notices.
S25 TO 500 Err WEEK


"a the Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females
has placed DIR. DOW at the head of allphysieisns
making such practice specially, and enablesh him
90 guarantee a speedy and permanent cure in the
vors, cases OF Suppression and all other NtH'trS
. d D,raageseafs from rsafsrer caRse All letters
l.r slyice must contain e.. Ohce No. ENr1-
t)Tr STREET., BosroS.
y : board furnished to those desiring TO t.
.taiu under treatment
ga-toH, july, ls1l. "
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Freedom Notice.

Y THOMAS r BRAGG, hereby relinquish and
j. give to my minor son, =. = BRAGG, his time
dufing his minority, 10 trade and act Tor himself
7 shaIl claim none of his earnings. and shall pay
no debts Of his contracting after thi. date
THOMAS +. BRAGG.
Witness, CHAs. r. BEAN.
linton, Dec. eth, ISL. MAlb I!JW'
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Heartily Recommends.

sol III BOSTON FOO. ., IeIV.
Nix. STEVENS:
Dear Sri have taken several bottles of Jour
yEGFIINF, and am convinced II is a valua bic rem.
edy for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint, and general
debility OF the system.
the above complaints
Yours respectfully,
MRS MUNRoE PARKER,
Athens
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Premature loss Of the Hair.

Premature Loss of the Hair,
which d., ST, common nowadays, mas bee
eutir.v prevented by the usr,ot B!rEcttS
Cac0qine II has been used in thousands
OF cases where the hair Was coming out
in hanlStul. and has never tailed In arrest
its decay, aud 10 promote = healthy and
vigorous growth. Il i ~ the same time
unrivalled IS dressing Tor the hair. A
single application will render il soft and
glossy tor several days,
DURING the year, ending Feb Isl. IS
20, Mr. Fellows paid nearly even tnous
and do lars Tor advertising In the Denim
ION alone. tie = DOUBTLESS the most eN-
teu>..,u Gso.tiSeI iu lue Bri;is. Provinces
Az Eminent Divine says. Il
have been using be- Peruvian Syrup. Il
gi.t- me u,V vigor buovtucy ol spirits.
c.a-t.ei.v r. muscle" j. T. pu,uure.
50 Dey Stree. New York VIII sent. rec,
a pamphlet Of 81 pages, containing "a fu.l
orcasu. ui his ,ru.rSa5le medicine To
ans One sending him their address
-ua- cd ,ue lrst ply sicians OF Yer
I.,.. -.ls, in speaking of cough lcm
c,j,~. ',o, several years | have closely
u..I the medical properties and effects
pJ.i.ced bY Weeks Magic Compound.
Ia results of my observation have been
Ill.,. satisfactory rs domestic rem
eJy. .ae the diseases for which il Is rec
commended, =, will take place second 10
U' other article iu use
u,u>s oyE INTERVIEW the American Con-
-l,a. Q; aaas. presented IA. HAS an e.egeR, as
Of L'r-.. Ma.-. for tac u.c cd the Count lie
exp ael On Lis majesty their origin from the
esr..ca->l alJ lBe.r uses Tae C.,crry Pee.
t.... trr -ough.-the ~s.-apJulla Tor eruptiye
d--.-s- aa. ,Ac ASIe Care for the revers that are
- C...l .3 ,tf- hot country The dangerous con
.,.1 ol d. a,,orit1 wife In ,he palace with one of
t.e l.. orjc-> these medicines cure, gave him
special .a,crc~, IN these products Of medical skill;
indies these medical marvels interested INN
more .u ocr cpDutr, THAI all The other attentions
we bad shown u.m.-L,ttcis from a LADY IN SAM
DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE
Hos common Is the announcement. Thousands
are suddenly swept n eternity by this fatal NAL
alv. This ,;- generally has Its orizia in inn
pare blood filed wiki irritating, poisonous maeri
a.. v.acb aatiuS through the heart, irri,ste
%, delicate Tissues, though the irritation may It
III >, he oa, slit, producing lIttle palpitoiion
or irregular action, vet by AMI by the disease be-
come firmly seated and Inflammation, or hyper
n plf, 'r taickenius Of the lining membrane or
OF .u' .alvcs, $ produced How wise TO give early
attention To- q case of this kind Unnatural ttrob-
D. W in ~ the region Of Jhe heart should adj
monlsh one ths; all Is not right, aud if yon would
preserve ir,m further disease, You must help il
70 oeal ri A,ly by The use of such 4 remedy as
'hal. remove the cause of the trouble. Use Dr..
P'ercc's GO,iCa Medical Discovery before The dis
ease hts become too seated, aaI l will, by It's
great blOol purifying aud wonderful regulating
p'pe ,es eIeeJ relfcc, care Ia contains med.
'c'oal properties wa.rh 80 specifically upon the
tissue OF the heart, BRING ~ about healthy &C
Ion sold by aii ira class Druggists.
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MARRIED..

In Rumfor,l, al the residence Of the bride by J.
W. Elliott. Esq, Mr. Artemus Felt, oil Greenwood
and Mrs. Susan Paine OF r.
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DURING the year, ending Feb Isl, Is
20, Mr. Fellows paid nearly e even tnous
and dollars Tor advertising in the Dsiuiu-
ion alone tie = doubtless the most eN-
tru>.. ,uGgoti.s Boo lue British Provinces
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BOsTON, FcC lJ+ la.I.
ii STEvFNs, ESC.
Dear Sir-Prob1Glv 40 case o. Kidney tom
main has ever come under your observation
,yh.ge this painful disease had more atHOhoinly
refused 20 Weld 10 the Influence OF 40 many di'
ie,.nt remedies NV Own.
have suffered pain more than c~r uo .'ocl
through my back hips, aud llmOs ioge;hr, "fh
great Ainculiy IA passing the ur'ne. Nh'c" "'s
often aud IN small quantities tor tweu9 i'''s
have been 2rett sufferer with this Couii4al"I
,luirt lhasc tired al o. the remedies rer'Hn
n,rna-,l rs hich came within my reach. have been
70 >ou,h America, 20 AL parts OF The sou. '"d
We; IN sec a change Of climate would help me
expended thousands OF dollar To OBTAIN 'tHe''
still my only reply could be, NO better
About year ago, was advised oy nv Hieh''s
tu trN the NEGSTiNR; they hsvlhs TAKEN u tu'"
-e!vcs aud bean cured. without mnch lAits, !
consented "a t-y IL; and can truly say, that re-
ccjvcd much bcpedi from the hr-t bottle. lOegsn
"a rel better nights and was not obliged To uinais
60 often. with much less pain. After taxing ihiec
or -four ho,lle. Was not obliged 20 get up bHi
once or twice during the night. and the pain my
back and limbs Was growing less from Gay trual
/ have taken in all from twelve 10 fifteen Ootuts'
and today / am as able 10 attend 10 active oasl
ne, as any man. Who can appreciate The blessing
~ good health more than one who has annrred i"'
twenty yesrs as have? i u pot nay dnU (n9"
have found rcief1 10 make this fact known lhe
NrGETfNE has done more ioi me than ever ubIed
to hope or expect from ANY medicine Nhd oe'.rNS
me. dear sir, am happy AZ all times TO speak w
10 favor
lam, Sc, very gratefully yours
wYMAS II. OSBORN,
llG Third street.