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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28
Be..sy .. PLANTED Free. 1. l.w..

Every acre of forest trees planted, releases
taxation for ten years on one hundred dollars
valuation, and for each acre Of fruit trees PLAN
ted, tax is exempted on fifty dollars valuation
for i've years; and the same for shade trees and
hedges along the highways. There are now ma
pie forests in several Counties, from which sugar
is made, where fifteen years since was nothing
but wild prairie grass and hazel shrubs.
The West is thoroughly alive to this subject
Of tree planting. When the groves attain suffi-
Gent age to be valuable timber, they will have
paid twice in the protection they have afforded.
and also in their value rs timber. Those who do
not believe in tree planting will then ask-why
did We not think Of il in time i-Wesfeyr Rural
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

SCARLET FEVER REMEDy.-We Published, q
year ago, or SO. simple remedy for scarlet fever
being no other than the rubbing the patient thor
oughly with fat bacon. We have since, at differ
ent times, received assurance from parties whom
the notice led to make trial of it, of the entire
success of the experiment. Others are just now
sending us testimonials of the astonishing and
speedy cures lately wrought by it. We mention
the matter that others may $50 and do likewise"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

PRESERVE Your ROOFs.-The following COM
position will stay on, if well put on, and will
preserve the shingles: Mix bnshel of good lime
into q smooth white wash in about 40 gallons of
water. If there are any Jumps, strain them out I;
then add slowly, and stir thoroughly, 2Olbs. of
Spanish whiting 17lbe. rock salt, 12lbs of sugar.
Keep the mixture well stirred while using. Put
it on thin, two or three COATS and it will keep
white, and preserve shingles, or any rough boards,
better than paint, and it is infinitely cheaper 1t
may be made stone color with water lime, yellow
by Ocbre.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

THERE is such a thing as being .too smart /,
DetIot thief went to the door Of a house. rang
he DELL and asked the servant tn call her m;stress
IN ne mad particular business with her. The laiy
o""e, "neh the stranger informed her that MI
-; nahing the name on the door plate had sent
nun Inl 70 the house to get $40 which was due him.
T"' ,"I one thing he might have got the money.
Inc iadys husband had been dead seven vears
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28
THE MYsTERIOUs MURDRR.

tic, hove in sight Of the Sicily Island, and as we
were bound for London, shaped our course up the
channel, and in a few days were anchored in the
downs. Having got short of provisions for some
time back, we were obliged to stop and replenish.
The next day, however, we were tOwetl mp to the
river and entered Commercial Dock on the 81.
1t was grand sight to me, for had never been
in London, and the city seemed like the world in
comparison with my little village in the west Of
England. We were paid off on the morrow; and
l determined, as soon rs l was at liberty, to take
q stroll and see some of the sights which had SO
often heard At twelve o'clock next day all hands
proceeded to the Office in Lender Hall Street, and
received, severally, the amount due them. There
were just ten pounds coming to me, and started
off to see how cOuld best make it conducive to
my pleasure. / had been stroling around for some
time, looking at the tower and other places of
note, and finally walked into one Of the parks to
see what could Of the London fashions. / was
leaning against a tree watching party which at
tracted my attention, when was suddenly accOst-
ed by female, apparently about eighteen or
twenty, neatly dressed, and with an expression
which, though pleasing, seemed somewhat sad;
"What is it yOn wish, my good ladyf" said l.
She looked at me q moment, and said:-"YOu
are q sailor, supposew
"Yes."
allow long have you been in London.'
II arrived yesterday"
"Have you been here befOref"
Never
"Well, then, perhaps can he Of some assistance
to you. Suppose we take cab and drive over to
vauxhall this eveningfr
besitated moment. for / Thought to myself
she no doubt thinks have plenty of money! and
wishes to obtain a share But then again, l
thought it makes no difference: spend il any,
how and consented
She called a cab and in a short time we were
at Vauxhall pulled ont nv purse to nav the
driver when she anticipated me. and said:
"Never mind, sir 1 have plenty. Besides in
vited you here; therefore, l hear the expense
WAS astonished, for l had never doubted but
that INV money was the PRINCIPAL attraction: and
l was puzzled to think what could he her Object.
After ordering some refreshments. of which she
ate and drank very little, but which she insisted
upon paving for. we strolled about the garden
listening to the music, until toward evening,
when remarked that ii was best TO return.
ayes, it will soon be dark and we had better
ga. But You are a stranger in London, and it
would he folly for you to look for hotel tonight
and besides it would be ungenerOus in me to allow
you to. reside in street, and if you will ac-
cept room in my house, You will be perfectly
welcome; and my husband who is fond Of COM
pany, will be glad to see you"
While hesitatng she called cab and half fore
ed me in.
went up stairs to the room she had pointed
out, opened the door and went in. 1t was fur
nished, you might say, richly; the bed stood in
the further corner, with blue damask curtains in
'front.' l undressed quickly, as was somewhat
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

ing lard mix in it one ounce of the oil Of ORGAN
um stir until thick; then add one ounce of strong
1audanum, stir well together and cork tightly
Rub the parts affected as often q necessary.
Good for rheumatism, also.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

The indianapolis EreRisg Journal makes allu-
slon to Missouri editor as "a diabolcal SLAYER of
steamboat clerks, bump-hacketl, hollow.eyed,
hammer headed hog and a miserable, NANCY,
bench-legged coyote" For family reading there
Is nothing like lively evening newspaper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

mar time Is IT. my dear p asked wife of her
husband, whom she suspected of being DRINK Int
who was doing his best to look sober. "Weli. nv
darling, cant tell 'canse Won see, there are two
hands on my watch, and each points to different
figure, and don't know which to belve-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

A FEW days ago man carried challenge to
mortal combat to Jacksonville brewer. who "a
soon as he read the message, turned to and whip
ped the bearer in . rongh and tumble fight, and
fah; Maybe some more Of dem wants to make
dfOnble nit me,0
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

BEES AS BAROMErERs.-Bees are exceedingly
susceptible to atmospheric changes; even the pas
sage of a heavy cloud over the snn will sometimes
drive them home; and if an easterly wind pre-
vail, however fine the weather may otherwise he,
they have q sort of rheumatic adherence Of its
Influences, and abide at home. The cause would
seem to he the deficiency of electricity in the air.
NATIONAL Bee Journal
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

The numb.r of stars visible to the naked eye,
in the entire circuit Of the heavens has been usu-
ally estimated at about 5000; an ordinary opera
glass will exhibit something like ten times that
number; comparatively small Telescope easily
shows AO!O0O; while there are telescopes in ex-
lsfence with which, there is reason to believe,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

II man is merely asleep, let him alone, for the
face is natural; If man has tainted, lay him fat
on his hack, for his face 10 deadly pale; if man
IL apoplectic, sit him in chair, because the face
il turgid, swollen, lvid with it's excess Of blood.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

To WHTEN THE HANDs.-Wine-g lassfnl of eau
de cologne, and another Of lemon,juice: then
scrape two cakes Of homemade soap to powder,
and mix well in . mold When hard it will be
an excellent soap for whitening the hands
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

fRkPARiNG SEED CORN-An Illinois CORES
ride Of lime and it will come. n Won max seed
corn In tar water in which . little copperas
has been dissolved. the gophers and croTs viii
give it o wide BERTH N ~i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

WYOMING legislator recently advanced the
following proposition. in debate on female suf.
rage: No woman amt got no right to set on
jury, unless she ia z man, and every LAWYER knows
1t, and don't believe in it, ANYHOW
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

WHEN Young man Of Dubuque asks q Young
lady TO take his arm" she gazes ON him with 4
vacct'afing smile. n. B.-This Ia as low AZ we
snan s. on these small pox jokes.-Bosso. Adrer-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

IL 1aH, a Chinese editor caused some false in
tellgence to be inserted in his paper aud suffered
the death penalty in consequence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

For STRENGTHENING THE HAIR--Halfa pound
Of beef marrow, thoroughly soaked, melted, and
strained; tincture of csntharides, one ounce; oil
of bergamOt, twelve drnps.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

To CLEAN A HAIR BRUsH.-Put tablespoonful
Of spirits Of hartshom in pint of water, and wash
the brush in it. 1t will very quickly make the
brush rs clean a. new; we have tried il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

The man who gives children habits Of truth.
industry and frugality, provides for them better
than by giving them a fortune.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

SAID youngster, in high glee, displayino hi.
purchases to bosom fried on the sidewalk: 0Two
cocoapnts for ten cents! That will make m. sick
to-moEDow, and won't have to 60 to school"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

Coon LINNExr.-One of the very best lin
iments that was ever made for man or beast is
composed Of equal parts oflaudanum, alcohol, and
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

POP OvERs-Four cups of -four, four eggs, -four
s ss o. milk piece Of butter ,:ss o. two
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

The Smiths had dinner at Pittsburgh ON New
Years Day. The first toast was Posahontas-
Heaven bless her for saving the Smiths to this
country
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

"ABOUr the color of q horse, /" il portion of the
description of new style of hat ont West.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

The people Of Pennsylvsnia grease their beams
before planting them, to prevent their rotting in
the wet weather. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

LOVE Of children is always the indication of a
genial nature pure, uRworn, and unseltish
heart. Never says Lavater, snake that man
your friend, who hates bread, music, or the laugh
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

LADY who had repeatedly called her little
boy to come in and say his prayers, was shocked
oy his asking her II God was i'm much of hurry p
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

BOSTON papers say that New York wives, when
esnIagea against thsif spOuses, call them custom
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

MAJORInEs, especially respectable ones, are
nine times ont of ten in the wrong.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

IT vas George Herbert who said handful Of
good Me 10 worth bnshel Of Learning.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

The only right time to eat fruit is in the
morning at breakfsst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19


 Perhaps no real medicine aver 0a;ued the rapid popularity which Castoris has done. One person relates their experi- encs of it's good effects to another if ia vegetable preparation, perfectly harm less, pleasant to take; does not distress or grlpe, but regulates the system, and ia sure to operate when all. other remed;as have failed. Any person who has ever used Oaseoria for Stomach Ache. CoDst;- patton, Croup, Flatulency, Worms. Piles or derangsd Liver, will never again use nauseatiAg Oil, Bitter Pills, or Narcotic -eErups The 6astcrfa contains sH,r snastbar Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. Bv its soothing, quieting effect it produces nat. urfi reeP and is particularly adapted to crying and teething children. 1t costs hnt 35 cents, and one bottle will save, many oSaaats ' saA a4soesorss pllls. :4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
afFAGSE FIGURING

z 4 i91 The Tribune tries to extract eonafort
 from the Maine election, figuring as fol! lows: aioogJa aAl sJollAa .utF We have gained about four and la half per cent of the entire Republican vote in Maine. at In the great central States! all
 politieiaas know that our gains are sure to be faE greater, but count them at only the samepreeise percentage. The Pennsyl- yapia election in October, 1868, was car ried for the Grant State ticket by 9.677 majority. A change of five thousand
 votes would have defeated Hartranft. then
 running for Auditor General. Five thou sand votes are barely one-and-aehalf, per
 cent of the 331 ,426 Republican, votes cast at that Hme., .Agehange of less than one
 pef. cent cwould have defeated Gov. sGeary tln 1869, hls majority being only {, ,596. In nather lwoFds;rrwlt Jess than one-third the
 change Tn Pennsylvania which Monday s election shows in Maine, we shall; sweep the Keystone State. Who doubts that the change Will Joe greater instead of less2 2
 The heaviest Republ1can vote ever cast in Maine was that of septeiuber 1868. The
 total vote eli this bis year is not yet h but
 the Repnbheani majority on GoYernor will mot vary materially from IT 900 OF 5000 less than that of 1868 a' Tie Repubiican fnIlalaiOritfes H on Congressman Will foot about
 l8. CO., liRdinaing the loss of 1000 by
 Gov. Perhsna on the anti -temperancet vote.
 leaving the total loss from the Liberai Lb
 ReEublieaa detection, on the Tribune the .ory,at 1000, which would be effected by a
 change of I, 1000 votes Erom m Perham to
 Kimball Thiis,A instead of being 3. per
 cent of the Republican vote, is only l4
 per cent, or; af46e on Pennsyiyania
 vote of Oct, 1ss66s 1868. and would make a, diff
 fereheelih nlainrities of (, 900 not enough
 to give the Liberals the State on the vote
 of 1868, or. or within 5,6Oo, on the Hy vote ooteg of 51lS7l;d Far greater, too, than the Repub-
 lican lessfr6m Greelsyisn1 is the iRepub-
 Heant gain from the negro vote in Pennsyl.' y5anifa, That vote cannot Be much aph Under
 5000 and is, cast solid with, the; Repnbli- can paxtyJ tf G3dH ds3Iws sd5 tsBi F But there is another Objeston toa!th to the ssst'I 5Hf' sr110 10 1s are cor1eGt, mora Bourbon Democracy and
 less Liberal publicanisfa in Pennsylyvas- . nia than in It was from the form : CT State that the Strongest opposition ieame,to the Baltimorel ratification of Greeg 1ey'si nominations It isiaByb no means. ss
 certain, therefore that he win 2 not i lose s
 .e9t31 .A .f- .fs1st14ft3sI If5 EtllJ52ffsy I1
 more Democratic than he gains Republi-' can votes in that State, Maine gives but sufficient conf therefore to the I4iib5, erah Republicans of Pennsylyania,agien .s fiecq 3GdW " fHH44-z7a4--zd ,aIossY ii bThifty Chinessissade dents,d male iaHdI feIa ,fnale, have affised in San Eandsco, for instEpction einf America Proger6p pEeeans. 4ions areltaEsnp aaainst otheis 5coutaminas ton wiaFJ Christianity aid hesa4 datdW sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
coumTr HEms.,.


 The WoLcoTT8 LILLE public school open ea last week, fsr the fall. Miss s. J.
 Coo 6f the Eram1aar depaftme enthas chang
 ed he ealing for one of [ moIs domestic natut buN will remain among her old
 Ivessof Bristol, u gTaduate of Ae Normal School, anana successful teacher. The other teachers remain the same. The number of school children in the dtstrict between and Is is 431. Many work in the. shops who shonld be in-schaol. The whole number of different scholars in the schools for the past year will not ex- ceed 370, and some of these F for for a limited time.-The weather has been very unruly of late. Last week, frosts re- minded one of cold weather, and this
 Meek the theFIAenaete1 has stood at soc at times,-M Master Albert Perkins yhad the ,aoo& 1oFtnna td hit S crow stfith sEan apple the other day and So stunned him that he was. Ise9uied alive and is how caged. What boy can beat that ?-Hera1d. l At WARREN W. H, Dougal cut his NSleft [ hand severely withga tobacco needle. on I the 7thI while stringing tobacco.--The frost of the 3d, damaged tobacco to a considerable extent in, Marbledale. and 1 other localities. Nj. M B. Strong had his frosted to the amount of about $30, We had in CORNWALL HoLLoW one of i the hardest frosts known here so early for
 many years, on Tuesday last, doing great fdamage to tobacco in this neighborhood,
 but very little damage in other parts of | the town espeoially in T the valley of the planted Ethough more than half was secrlr- h.7% x.a1 ilSkkIn 1apoorra1 1~,
 the frost. Though so cold, last week; it
 is now hot and dry, 98o in the shade.
 Farmers here are generally through hay ing. IA few have yet manly acres which, ! last "Wednesday morning, was frozen stiff
 with frostna very sungsnal occurrence. .- Butteris worth here from 25 to 30 cents, fehe6ss to IA 4cehts, . beef $8 per ewt dressed, good two years old..441 At. Att., West Cornwall, one of our aged citizens, Fred
 erick Hurlburt, died, last Ffiday" night was buried in Cornwall Hollow on Sun dags aenyiees were etsthe Baptist Church intkS Hollo, = Hekald LEI
 IP fine AAAs 1llAASroxMs Agrfcdftarar, Horti, ti,
 cultural end Horse Assoeiatioh announce
 their sixth annual exhibition at Hillside
 Park, Watertown, on Tuesday and ! Wednssday, Oct. sth. and 9th lfOyar $lOOO are offered in premiums for horses A
 novel featnretof this fair will heJa trial of brass brass bands, SlT5 being offerred in two p4emiums ''s '''-'.- < ''..-'--' WATERgoVN votes no icenses--Mr Au-
 gustua Hamilton took the first premium
 of SS95 and diploma at the New England Fair recently held at Lowell, for pair of l twin oxen. The cattle weighed over 4,0OO pearstEss AAbseriedst 5 g. tfsEAAS'FA " <
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
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NEWsaoFaTpE WEEK.

ss 4 .l9egsEsaa @ fFoREIsR.gss gs .stg4ti
 Geaepa.-The award of $15, ,OOO, 900 by the Tfihunl to the Uniten States is of 6ciaIly announced.
 Engldpd 1.-The elections in Preston. has resulted in favor of the Conservative can- 5 Fraads. .A PPfssideilt TAsisu. Visited .-the war vessel Shenandoah at Havre.
 The report that the Czar will demand the abrogation of the Treaty of Paris is
 Belgi;tntE t lives iiya were were lost by, the flooding of 8 coalpit. ..,.s. $ Rrdziz.- Serious election riots occur red at Rio de Janeiro,
 aao 114Ftssgasii The volcano ,Mauna Lea' is iff active eruption, A'i;I- ID -'.--a.hsi Ee8tA 9ettAd. u A Spanish general narrowly es- capped daeapture recently. as.sr .-5tsR Ei!os .ssaEaG .d lnthafrsrtc f .,I a,.a-J .d r A JaRRies liver tug boat burst her boiler on the 10th, killing five persons. '''''''' The treasurer of Wayne O., Ohio. has defAufted ip the amount of $20, 900. ,',3i k,aA man has been shot by Indians in | Wyeming TeritoEys .srs, e.gt ,.v.,.,-.s Trial of the iPnndle and Ourtiss inn peachment case has been postponed till November rs7g'ss'j 3ai'tE a rs1a-a b Twelve girls l sil have entered Cornell Uni versity, ~ " ,,,o,q,., ..,.,.,'1 S . Earthquakes accompanied by aunder7 ground explosions, have recommended in the river valley of Inyo County Ca..,, but no damage has yet been done ii ,;i
 Philip K Smith, a Mormon, ex-bishoop, has made affidavit that the Mountain Meadow massacre was the work of dMor- mons instead of Indians. l,El Il 4
 The Peoples Bank of Syacuse has stop ped payment in consequence of three
 Aso1enin ceremony in honor Of Presi- dent J1arez took place at San Francisco, Thursday night. 4[ .ss.asc5..s q 2 The efforts Of tPennsylvania producers to decfease the production of oil will, it Three psfs6ns were killed and nine injured by 3 boiler explosion at Cincin- nati, Friday. f,tW .r,e gs,@c4a ~
 The Liberals held great meeting in New York, Thursday. night q Speeches were made by ex-Senator Hunter, Cong ressman Cox, Coy. Walker, of Va. Gen. Banks, andsokhers.s s } Eass v "A A
 The Palmer won Thursdays yacht race, at Newport. for the Citizens Cup. ss Horace Greeley spoke at St, Johnsbury, sa& the Vermont State sFair.
 MT. OConor has again declined the Louisville nomination. .
 A, manufactner was ,brutalIy, murdered at Pfotideneesby an emp1eyeaUG tt
 Mrs. Sumner, wife of the Senator, has been residing for some time in Venice. Lo Charles Sumner was .nonih mated for Gov enor by the Liberal Republicans and Democrats of Massachusetts,, butdeclined.
 A Chicago murderer was tried and con victed in twenty minutes, last week.
 The majority of Perham. Rep.. for Gov. of Maine proves to be over IT ,000.> >'-@A"
 More Indian troubles are reported.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
Reunion Of the secona nv

1pnion of the secdha Hel lsies ies
 todh place at Wolcottville tllis wear ,om -tso oshree hundred weis p1saent aI,d all hade good time. Ind nai6bed llbad-
 ed E the Terryvillb hSnd. hw ]. the depot to the Valley Park, Whens 4h. exercises were held. c. H. Waleb r... -
 of Wolcottville, made the addre- .s of va,' al' come, and Capt. Marsh of Rridoerort "a sponded. A large table was erectad ,,n- defa &sseh .s sassefuiiTs soDrnamsenf. ed with flowers, and well laden with tempting e viands. Among, other letters from absent 1hembers and invited guests
 was letter from Gen. Upton, now in |-command f;thrF. Academy, ireferringIt gIto thatime when this. regiment composed the 'BaIki6f his abris-l ade, Aftsra good dime. and adss5 q good m \ so- cial time generally they djournssl .g to, meet in Cornwall in ls7S.a gi.ss asi, ssap
 The of the saasssIsoao ;aIti idn for the ensuing year were elected:, Capt, Cad N. Smith, president; sergeantssD. Bradstreet,,a 4 vice. president Iieutena1ti Dwight e K ,KSlbepra secretary; W.Ws tRlge, traasares is onass,adt ,sB i
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

Am-saw~ oE kAe remaEkable develop wzuss sE tAss eAmp@1gn Is the nomination SkMr. Szm@E Hv the Democrats of Mas snzAunxesE. He wO~ld have been a bold p-upAak taz. wOzl1 have predicted such sn sz~ns q year sSace. -e
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

EGsx. Csrsia neeks warm reception E~@ hssA tAe sPsrsss of EePablscans that SSxxEzifv tAss pre<s8eGxs&l year He has been usmSzmAe1 fer congress by the xs-zsrAs ReE1A1sran<. and for an elector sA Azzxe hy tAe L5he<Al< Al latest ae- ~uuzks Ae wxs seiu facing beth ways.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

eaaH aHohnow9rs OngfAENT AND PIfasAAf tsf a other applic attiibns fail Holio&ays [ Ointment is gnaranteeds to heal an ulcer |Gatedsleg or any running sore without pain kgydangR In dYspepeia the dPfll&laFe q kpesitfse speeilleA SoAd, 78l Maiden Zane. T. Price 25 5centS per pot oT box. Ask
 for new style the old is counterfeited.