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Discharge from Head and Throat,
Pain in Head, Sore Throat, Cough
and Hoarseness Cured in a short
time by the Constitutional Catsrrh
Remedy.

>HIRLAND, LII, WISSEBAGo Co,
sept. ~ ls7j !
Messrs LlTTLEFIkLD \ Co:
Dear Sirs 1t gyc- me great peasur ga tell
people the good results have obtained from the
use OF yout Constitutional Catarri Remedy. Nv
Catarrh was very offensive. Discharge from the
head aud throat, sometimes causing sickness OF
the stomach. and pain IN the head me most of the
time. ana very sore throat. with "A hacking
cough and hoaTscness. sometimes 1t affected Iuy
eyes very badly. have used all kinds of snun-.
aud local applications without any benefit For
some time have been using mtdIrIne ION an
eminent phv -icIau IA New York with no bcncGt.
Your Remedy seemed L. strike at the root - the
disease. stopping the discharge, beadachV aud
pains IN short tiIac. and tcel : though never
should bc fuubcd again. recommended 1t To
u number oi NV tfieuds who have been bcnrhttcd
10y Il.
] remain your friend.
adobe MILLER.
Price 81 per bottle. pamphlet OF y pages
giving treatise on Catarfh. with iunuuc.able
cases OF cures, sent FRkE, by address sing pro-
prictoIS.
llrILEfIELD co, Manchester. y. II.
9mos2j
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PILES. HemOrrhOids.
fSIiON.

Many causes tcnd 10 produce Nis pain
5iai anal distressing sf"t~. IN" hF""d -
use OF drastic IurgdfircS frJids 10 I'TofEcr
coH1~stioII OF The bOretS, torpid TctiOn 81
the Hr"r. dnhN'"HI"romx Other cauS"- arr
the source II thts coHaplHt'tt, and hitherto
nothing cGectHdt has becn Pr.Ssnf"d 10
tt.c public, trhirh trosifd rdpiiiy ati.ciHte
yntBfOHs and ultimately I'rorc egfrf-
ir- cure. Ia pIION zee harc n remedy
rrh.ch i.Ot only acts almost instantly, Dat
trni renanrc the idrDest tun."rs of me parts
PHcSI By absorption, nHd MANY ThO
hare rcccircd not only hcHcpf, bur hare
bc~n radically cHr"d, i1r" b,cIi assured
prior 10 ustHJ This Treatment bV end
,ieHt surgeons that The only rciteJ they
errr could crpect ia iIr, Touid d., bV an
operation. and r"DorinJ IL or ttsm iron.
XIX ~ yrr lax ,T brc hnGpd
,rith driiDht. and Is mar prcscribcd by
many practising PhYsicta"S, ,cho are coG-
sure cure J0r EILiS.
Price. IiIty 'ei'ts per package, rsir
for $3.50.
THE -tEOTE REHEDITS IRE
thorough ia the .rad.eat.o'. 81 the dyer
emf ant rHri0gs Ht6in'iieS dcHoD.i"Ht-d,
aud are tie result Of pIfirn'. searching,
iaborious, and scientific inrcsfiJntion,
embracing a period Of many years, u.
Europe and .Ibirrira.
II the speeiHc directions are complied
srith, thousands Of patients tc,H bear ,eit-
ness to n'rir rriatirc merits. dnd corrob-
crate erery assertion. Uherc hctr are
many complications Of disease, and pa
tients desire, DIR. CHINDLER riLl
be pleased TO pirr all ,1JOrHadfiDu. aud
treat by letter III necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory Circu-
lar Of The ADORE remedies srI,t on receipt
of stamp. II the EOrRILT-i
MEDICINES not sale at yOur
particular druggists, scIsd ortiers to
Or. CHANDLER,
1879 Broadway, New-York City.
GOO. "A. ParChCr,
SOLE AGENT FOR ELLSWORTH.
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PATENTS.

+. A. LEHMAN, Solicitor of Patents, Washing
ton, ID. C. No Patent No Pay. send for Circular
Iyrl7
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CATARRH,
The Best and Only Medicine that will Cure
catarrh- What Man who has had Catarrh
twenty-five Years Says

kNowERsv LIE y. Y, July 81. 1875.
Messrs. LIrTLEFiELD CO.:
will tell YOU what think OF your medicine
and what it has done i.U M. | believe il Il The
best aud only medicine that will cure catarrh.
have had the tatarrh for twentV-Hve years. have
asked phN sicilnS, what shall | do I have inc
Cstarrh - badly 2" and l have always got this
reply: There !, No care tor Catarrh: sifnuIy LEI
II alone, and be careful and not take cold - This
l. all the satisfaction | could get. Then G., M.
across one ui NVut little uJmphiets. and went
and bought a bottle aud greater satisfaction |
never derived from any medicine. | hav, tuLen
four bottles ! had the Catarrn rus a. badly as
any one uoUli, and consider mvscIi almost
cured consider your medicine has merits al, Al
no other Catarrh medicine can claim lwlu ADD
do HEALTHY n commend u to all afflicted with Ca
tarrh "a, the only cure known.
Very truly yours,
4. ). SIMPSON.
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FOundery
AID
IN ACHINE SHOP.

Having purchased the interest OF Mr. II
continue the business at the old stand at the
West end OF Union River Bridge.
shall manufacture All kinds Of
Gangs, Wills. WiudInss. Pur-
Cha>c>. and Machinery and
~hipwOrk Of every de-
>CriptiOn.
Screws and Kettles made to Order.
special attention VII De given 10 the
manufacture of
Composition Work. also
I3nbbItt on Antl-fi'iction
Metal.
Manufacture AMI keep constantly on hand lhc
FKfMIJ VI. better known "a the Thomas
FLpW also castings of lhc several
parts.
~ \ competent Muuldcr ana Nschiu!-t will
bc employed ami All work wal bee done promptly.
CASTING done every welu-s day and sat
Ur.l1F ufCra'ou-
Orders Solicited.
~ F.-mrt attention and hIcltty IN business /
uprr fn -rtr ,utsrr -ttistAction 10 the public.
C.,-u u4.4 ,tr aid Iron, Compositions Erl-z,
/uu. Leaf ami Upper.
EiAs "r.. br presented for pAytgcut in thlry
da1-. Unless there j. special under-t tanning To-
iAc contrary.
Tho bu-.uc-, OF Pierce & Mcdonald VIII he set
tei by nv.
VINO. MCDONALD.
r. t-warth. Jane 10 I--.. 2l,f
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EcPre-rn iinZ hr-t class, reliable AMI ndepau
'ht Companies, winch are UusurpA s-cd Ia char
act'Fr standing and str .nglh uIshIng the most
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PROPRIETARY
wi DICIN ES
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

Late Physician TO ST Georges and ST. BarthoIo-
news Hospitals London, Curator to
81. Shrabeth,s etc.
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n TIT WVf/ It'll n
"a URES "a ODDS,
8 URES s. OUGHS,
Il URES uATARRH,

Or. wv. NJ LAup. a leading praEgl.t OF Clare.
-... sl..- ft'....t
FOR many year, have AufNf. pI. \. j tIIEE
- q sU-rc--iui PrArtIrius Iu.-gr.4n. aaI an
sarc the public thAt his representations relative
TO the Cough and Lung >usrup can bc ,tri-tlv
rrllc,! upon. Il ha- been used s1 hs. extended
Practice with mAry,llau- success. and | AuuS Il
10 be all thai Ar claims ipr't-
Wi. NJ. LAnp II. y.
CLARKHONT y. H.. ~cptem Der. I-7j.
In. FLAG1-My DeAr ~. Your Cough and
Lung syrup has proved % great HcneAt 10 me,
giving relief from severe 'u.-u- and Soreness Of
the Lung when all other remedies ami ph1-I.
clans had .4l.ri have ucVcr taken a mc.l.siu-
more V4rt-ant 10 tac tl-ts cor more satisfactory
lu li- results. Mrs LYDIA WILEY.
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Or. CHANDLER

IT'S Broadway, New-York Clty.
GOO. "A. PorChC1.,
SOLE AGENT For ELLsWORTn
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Nix g. Gars.ss way.
DEALERS X
General Merchandise
AND
i atnily Groceries.
NOTICE.

A Ill persons indebted to noe for past
n medical services will please come
foi ward and settle either by payment
or note. Further, i viii inform my
friends that owing to the cash system
adopted by the county, ] will be com
PEELED 10 adopt the same system and
hereafter NJ call will be responded to
nnless-seme satisfactory arrangements
are made tor the payment Of same
". Fl. kLkKNAN, NJ. ID.
Lake Charles, JANUARY s, 1876.
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Lo0E HERE! NEW STORE

I have just opened 2 new store il
i Lake Charles, OF Front street, north
corner OF Courteous Square, 8itn
new and large stock OF DRY Goods,
Grocenies. Boots, SHOES, Hats, Caps,
Fancy Dress Gyols. Sotiou-, Hard
WAR, Cutlery. Cookery Mar. etc. ct
] VIII keep eiytaing needaa IN this.
market. and ny motto VIII be '' Lave
aud let live"
/ respectfully request the public to
examine nay STOCK aud prices
{. F. HAMPTON.
Feb. Is. I977-lY
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Great keduCtiOn.

WOMAN'S FRIEND.
|At greatly reduced rates.
Tin Washers at So; Copper bottom
N 81.
Specimens can be seen, and order
Ut at the stores Of Moss & Riddles =
nv. Bryan's, Lake Charles. or a. Z.
L Yder's store. or my residence =
H. ad. N. P. SMAkI.
IN, Bdad, Calcasieu parish La, SsP
N"sr 2l, la76-am
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are practically taught by experienced Profes
sOvs. Persons from fifteen 70 fifty years OF ag.
attend. In truction given privately to each
student, who has . separate desk 10 himsei',
and is put through thorough and sysiema ie
,urse Of business Transactions t" quality him
for he situation he intends to fill Persons
who h we neg erted their educai ion can here
speedily prepare for business OF any kind stur
dent 'front.' : country can boa in the family
Of the Principal.
TERms--fhirty Ter cent. less than othel
Commercial Colleges in this city.
Cost Of full commercial coRrse only Sl0p
Average time three t. fonr months.
The Principa has been a.professic nal teacher
in New orleans sin e 1851.
For circulars, address
w. BLACKMAN,
Oct Is INV 0RLEAHs, la,
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cRisTA.DoRo,s
III A J. Is u Y E

- - = ~ j. Il IL
Cristadoro's Hair Dye is the Safest
and Best it acts instantaneonsIy, pro
dlcing the most natural shades of
Black or Brown does not stain the
skin, and is easily applied. It is a
standard preparation and farorite
,Apon every well appointed Toilet for
Lady or Gentleman. Sold BY Drug
gists j. lCRTsTADORC. -
p p. Box, 1872 New Work
jan 4 'a.fn
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y. CosHe.igl~ MHsiday, BT- d..

HAVING permanently located IN
IL Lake Charles, offers his proIes-
sional services IT, the citzens Of the
town and surrounding country IL tue
practice Of 3Ledieine, Surgery aud
Obstetrics
Cells promptly attended either day
or night Office and reside ,ce, o. Bill.
b. street, ne.F telegraph office.
Jan IS--tf
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TERMS OF qHE PAPER

BscRIP TI,oS RATES.
Daily6ppblished every morning ex-
eept Monday, per annum $40; and at
same rate half yearly and quarterly.
Weekly .(published every Saturday
morning., per annum So; and ut same
rate hall yearly and quarterly
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And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 50 lbs baggage al
lowed to each seat. 20 per cent deduc-
ton Oh round "Trip to either point
STAGE OFFICE at Lake Charles. at J.
W. Bryan store, corner Courthouse
Square
July Is, lS75-y
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BILLIARDS BILLIARDS!
AT
JOHN DILLON'S.
On Public Square and Corner of Ward
Alley.
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

] would respectfully inform those of
my friend both here and at a distance,
who -have any expectation OF getting
thirsty, that.I have inst received most
complete assortment Of Pure Liqnors
ever imported to Lake Charles, WHICH
| am DESTROYS OF selling at wholesale
and retail at prices. to Justify both seller
and buyer. Ny wines and brandiea are
unsurpassed, and my Whistles ''tile
Simon pure Before leaving town he
snre aud call around and talk i parting
farewell Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4y
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L. :. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.
SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Leaves SewIberia Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays. at A. NJ. arrives
at Lake Charles next days at s p ri.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays at 6 A. n, :;
arrives at NEW Iberia next days at 4
p. n.
New. light and comfortable. mail
coaches, vii carry passengers at the
following rates;
From Lake Charles To Henry
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"CANKER IN THE BUD. You watch
its development with expectant solicitude
the choice, exquisitely moulded bud
which promises to unfold with the perfect
flower. You perhaps think how it will
adorn the drawing room vase, and antici
pate the pleasure of showing it to your
lower-loving friends. But some morning
you find its head dropping, it's fragrance
fled, and an ugly purple spot on one of the
delicately tinted petals. 1t is the poets
canker in the bud" How often the loath-
some canker blights the cherished "infant
blossoms " in our household gardens-those
human buds which give earnest Of bril-
liant future. The noisome carker, SO long
concealed-scrofula-a length reveals its
dreaded presence and to our bright hopes
succeeds the most agonizing fear, for we
know the fatal sequel it portends-pulmon
airy consumption. 1t is estimated by emf
nent medical authorities that at least one
fifth of mankind are afflicted with this in
sidious malady But its ravages are so
secret that even its victims are unaware of
its presence until it suddenly discloses itself
in some of its myriad and Outlines fatal
forms. a slight cutaneous eruption is often
the only indicator of its presence. The
only means of DISCRIMINATING this disease
from the system is by thorough course of
constitutional treatment. This treatment
must fulfill three indications, namely, pro-
mote nutrition, alter or purify the blood,
and arrest disorganiZation of the tissues
and the formation of tubercles No more
efficient Alternative can be employed for
these purposes than DR.. PIERCE's Col
den Medical Discovery. While imparting
strength and tone to the digestive organs
it cleases the blood and heals the diseased
tissues. Test its virtues ere the deadly Can
ker has blighted the life you prize.
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sE-Oysters fried, PANIED, stewed and
raw; Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Banan-
mas, Ice Cream, and Cakes. G. HALL.
.B-Don't forget the place to get your
moneys worth is at
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
aB-F Full Stock Boots and Shoes. Fall and
Winter. GLASS FRONT.
eS Fair dealing with all is our motto.
MCCRERY Il BoULDEN.
sS- Merino Underwear, Gloves and Hosi-
cry, selling very cheap. GLASS FRONT.
rs Gents Merino Underwear at reduced
prices, at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
Kerseys and Cassimeres; full line of
Cloths allalieu's and other makes.
GLASS FRONT.
sB Ladies' and children's Merino Under
wear, very cheap, at
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
rs Largest Stock of Ladies' and Gents
Furnishing Goods. GLASS FRONT.
~ Red medicated and fine white wool
Flannels; full line; prices right, at
MCCRERY & BoULDENs.
lag Raisins Citron, Princes Canned
Fruits, Condensed Milk. GLASS FRONT.
~ Mems and boys heavy Boots at prices
which defy competition, at
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
Is Finest Teas, Pure Spices, Fancy
Soap. Good Tea so cents per pound.
GLASS FRONT.
Gs- The depot for Hosiery, Gloves, No
tions and Underwear is at
NCCRFEY & BoULDEN's.
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Ii. Nj. House Items.
THE GREAT RAIN STORM

THE GREAT RAIN STORM
that passed over our county on the 4th in
slant was the heaviest ever known in this
section of the country. The creeks and
small streams were swollen to an unprece-
denied height, taking all the fencing in
their course, and clearing the creek woods
of all the down timber and cord wood.
Many farmers on the North East creek suf-
fered severely from the loss of corn, ETC.,
us well as fencing. John Hurford, near
this place, had about two acres swept away,
and Alex Brown had about two acres of
buckwheat taken down the stream, besides
making sad havoc with mill dams, head
races. etc. Timothy Mahoney, residing
near Lombardvllle, narrowly escaped being
drowned, together with his horse, in cross
ing small stream near his home. Not
thinking but what the bridge was still
there, he drove into it, and down went the
horse, upsetting the wagon and pitching
him in, and only for the timely arrival of
some friends, who happened to see him go
down, he must have surely drowned. =
Numerous other narrow escapes are re-
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A TINE HoNoRED SPECIFIC.-The long
and successful career of DR.. WIsHART's
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, as contrasted
with the speedy collapse of nostrums de-
void of efficacy which have from time to
time been pulled into brief notoriety dur
ing the twenty odd years that this cele-
brated medicine has been sold, affords a
proof that the American public continues
to repose its confidence in deserving arti-
cles only. The PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
has long been recognized as the leading
specific for Consumption, Bronchitis, Dip
liberia, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and all
other diseases of the breathing organs. 1t
is, moreover, Il certain, speedy, and safe
botanic remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Dis
orders, Urinary Troubles, Scrofulous Alice
tions, Gravel, Dropsy. Debility, Constipa,
ton, and Female Complaints. Constantly
accommodating evidence of an unimpeacha-
BILE character establishes the fact that it
not only entirely eradicates the diseases to
which it is adapted, but also that its action
is remarkably prompt and thorough. The
crucial test of experience has demonstrated
its reliability in every particular. Sold by
all druggists. Principal Depot No. GIG Fill
bert street, Philadelphia, Pa. So.
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Port Deposit Items.
ACCl DENTS.

ACCl DENTS.
On Saturday last, Emblem Brown (col'd. J
was killed by the falling in of a well near
a new house being built for Mr.. VIM.
Little, not far from Principle Furnace.
Coroner katz held an inquest, and the
jury rendered a verdict of accidental DEATH
Ills son, who was assisting him, bad Just
been taken out of the well before the acct
dent occurred Mac Nanneman. son of
L. j. Nannaman, was run over by a lumber
wagon from the country, on Monday, but
received no injury, save few slight bruises,
This is warning to boys not to ride on the
coupling poles of wagons.
\ SELL.
One of Harlord's fun-loying citizeus in
formed one of our lumbermen and an NJ
d., on Monday, that there was at the depot
a child with two heads, on its way to Bal
timore. They made rapid strids to the
depot, searched the cars and depot, not for
getting to uncover a little sleeping negro
baby and inquired of its mother if that
was the great curiosity; but she informed
them it was not. dentist heard the news,
and at pace as fast as the law allows,
proceeded in search of the wonder, in his
carriage. These being fooled spread the
news, and many of our citizens were
| found vending their way to the depot
The excitement increased in proportion to
the number, who went, and that part of
our town had "dull care" driven away for
short time.
TEMPERANCE.
Capt Brown spoke in Abraham's Hall, on
Monday night, on temperance, and also on
Tuesday, in the Presbyterian Church, at
the regular weekly meeting of the temper
ance society. The Captain is a good
speaker, aud made many fine points.
RELIGIOUS
Rev. Geo. r. Kramer and Elder Wilfong
will commence holding service in Abrahams
Hall, Tuesday, October, 23rd, and continue
over Sabbath, and longer if the interest in
the meetings will warrant
NEW PROVISION STORE.
Mr.. John S. Ely has opened meat and
vegetable store opposite Mr. F. NJ. Alex
ander's harness shop, and Mr. James A.
Seedlings has commenced selling meat from
his wagon through town. Although we
have little more competition, the prices
do not fall much from former prices.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. w. F. A. Foster has built a stable
and carriage house or the lot in the rear of
the NJ. L. Parsonage Hon. J. Tome is
turning the building next to the residence
of Mr. 7. G. Bond into dwelling. Mr..
John Nannort has charge of the carpenter
work.-The roads leading out from
Rock Run are being rapidly repaired,
under the care of Mr.. John Keavney. He
has laid a temporary bridge across the run.
has number of carts and a good force of
men filling iii the wash-out places. The
County Commissioners made a wise choice
in procuring his services
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ported, but space will not permit US to 60

ported, but space will not permit US to go
into detail.
SAD ACCIDENT.
Samuel J. England, we are informed,
left his home on Wednesday last to do
some business in the neighborhood of
Chal lestown. While on the road his horse
made a sudden jump, throwing Mr.. f. out,
breaking one OF his arms near the shout
der, also bruising one hip very badly. On
his arrival at home, DIR. Joseph Hopkins
was sent for, who set the broken limb and
dressed his bruises making him as com
Portable as the case would admit Of
LOST 4 HORSE.
II. b. Alexander, of Lombardville, lost
fine horse, on Monday last, by getting
fast in the stable.
THE GAME LAW
expires on Saturday, the Goth ultimo. All
lovers of partridge shooting will then have
chance to try their skill on the wing, pro-
viding farmers will allow trespass. All
extra shooting in this neighborhood will
be reported in the items from the
BRICK.
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For The Cecil Wing.


Mr.. EDITORIALS l took occasion to
make some remarks upon the Town Com
missioners, apd which, while true as to the
past, We are happy to say do not apply to
the present Board, of whom we must can.
didiy say, that they have done more for the
general good OF the whole town than any
Board in my recollection, as the follow ing
iiottings (partial as they are, not having
seen the whole amount of work done) will
show:
First, tie ditch from Crouchs shoe store
to Mitcllell's was taken up and relaid, so as
to carry off the water which heretofore ran
down the middle of the street, and the
street from Frazer's drug store to the
Howard House has been nicely graded.
Second, Bow street, that has received no
attention for years, has had a good gravel
walk taking some three hundred loads of
gravel, being now in q good condition for
both driving and walking.
Third, one hundred and twenty five feet
of curling and pavement has been laid in
front of Witworth's and the Catholic
Church.
Fourth, the east end of Back creek,
heretofore an impossible mud hole, has
been drained, and is now in good order.
Ht pdNeintut Ill lIOuL Ol AldTSHUdDkS mas
also been raised and put in good order; and
last but not least, the walk from Brooks to
the Far Creek has been nicely graveled and
the pike put in good repair, for which the
present Board are entitled to the thanks of
every one who uses the walk. This hith
erto-neglected walk can now be used with
some comfort in wet weather, the good
crossing in front of Mr.. Drennen's en-
abling those on the opposite side to use it
also.
But enough. I could enumerate more,
but with our thanks and the thanks of the
hitherto neglected citizens of Elkton, we
thank the Commissioners and Mr. Shockley,
engineer OF the work, we close by asking
Mr.. Shockley why the boys are not pro
hibited from driving the cattle on our new
gravel walk, to the annoyance of all foot
passengers. j. E. WILSON.
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WhVWe become Sick


Aslae from hereditary prc-disposition
W ill'liy diseases lhcre are iour prominent
tho&a 90, oi Il OF human disease and
sllese are: impure ~ ar WLiIch causes pol
soiilis VI .nG blooIl ana pulmonary dls.
eases; unhealthy water, which is e great
source OF lyphoiG ana kindred feycrs;
Improper 1000, #licl! Is the cause OF
olohlachic ana Intestinal arrangements
ana sudden changes OF climate and tem-
perature, which induce congestive disor-
ders. Thus, the absolute essentials of life
are often charged with the principles and
poisoned win li.e germs ii disease and
Death Whenever ;Ac prt ortlonal prin,
clples OF the Blood become disturbed from
any OF the causes named, impoTcrishmcnt
or poisoning OF this fluid follows; ii the
digestive organs act 2bnormally, Dyspep-
sla aiG us distressing e'lcc's manifest
themselves; any cause that tends to eX-
cue the uhus'ia! actiGii az TIC Liver is
certain 10 produce bllioi.5 diseases; and