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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
kFEECTI0NS.'
TRACUEON,

A slight s0-eailed cold WW of'!'B,
lead To "a serious cough, Thich, uHcdg,,.
for or badiy trcdtcd, must hare Dat ",.
resuit-it must creHiUdtc Ia "a SETTLE, cas-
Of BRONCHITIS, or trhdt Is ,rors". NJ"
deddiy CONSUMPTION. To all suBc.',r
from. horassin9 cough aud eTpectoi"tio,.
TRiCHEON offers a sound, reliable. ,U.t
permanent relief. 1t auDments eIn't p
ration, and enables tho patient to "rn''
Withom jadiciOus treatment, must c"r'
BiuHicdte its poison to the resicuid" """
stance of the lung. dcJeheratinD ana d'-
Str0yinD that most essential OF orgcn'
and uitimdtcs only ia an carly an" u,
timely dcdth. IRICHEON has no ;y""i,
much less 70 superior, and its use wW net
only ren0re the deposit, thereby oHord"X
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leares the patient in possessions OF hc,ihy
lung tissue.
Price, Filty Cents per bottle, o.. 'i'
BOTTLES, $3.50,
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

CISTRON IL "a snfe, speedy. Gnf ..'r &.
tire cHrc FOR that most depressing ~ ali.
meHts, and % brief course Of treatment 5cW
restore tie diDestire organs to utstr ~ -
the strength, and promote ire h"a', q,
action of the stomach and istcstiHcs. Ihc
nerrOus irritdbuty Of titerary aud al
persons pursuing a sedertory tIc, ~
speedily remOred by this agent H.
stomach Is restored to heath. ant nc kcy-
note Of tie system tciH once more res, ,o.o |.
iit the performance Of labor.
Price, One Dollar, ia large boui'. -.
si1 bottles, So,
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Harper's Weekly
"A y. uIIrSTR ATEn
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The leading articles in IA AHPEk's WEEhLl
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Iarper's Magazine.
ILL sTRATED.
Notices ot the Press.

The MAGAZINE has attained In 10 one quarter
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

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ionsince you 10 tlhey are 20 iiln,hu,. We
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envnt Wan, ur none, nnti' y0im ale
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St. Nicholas for 1877.


Winch opens WIN November, 1876, begins
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

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Biljousness, Dropsy, Tumors,
Worms, Neuralgia; as Dln-,
racr Pll, for purifying the Blood,
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ST. NICHOLAS |

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PILES. Hemonhoids,
pILON.

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For Sale or Rent.

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NOTICE..

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A CRITICAL CAT.

Dave Stephen, of Sunnyside, has
quite good voice for singing, and he
has a big cat which is much entertain
ed by its masters music. Whenever
Dave roes hummipg around the store
the cat may be seen rubbing up against
his legs, purring an accompaniment to
the melody, and exhibiting unmistak
able evidences of delight. The fact is,
the cat has been musically educated
The other day a Dane, who is a onsto
mer of Dawes, was sitting in the store
waiting on Dave until Dave could wait
on him. Ts while away the time he
commenced singing, or rather to make
a noise which he supposed to be sing
log. The cat came from behind the
counter, gazed around the store spot
ted the source of the noise /. heard,
took a station in front of the Dane,
and after standing a moment to assure
itself against mistake, jumped at the
face Of the hummer, infiieting severe
scratches and manifesting all the symp-
toms of dstestation of which it was
capable. Dave says the cat is alto
gether too critical, and he is now plac-
ed in the dilemma of either killing itor
losing the patronage of the man whose
only fault is that his musical education
has been neglected.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
THANKSGIVING.
The 10th Instant Fixed Upon In Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Nov. S.
Gov. Young issued the following
proclamation this afternoon:
SIN the Name and By the authority IF
the State Of Ohio, Thomas Il Young.
Go1eTnor ofSGid State:
1.-The people of Ohio, during the past
year, have, nnder the blessings of Al
mighty God, enjoyed health and pros
perity, peace and happiness; therefore,
in accordance with the religious senti-
ment of our people and the customs of
our fathers, | do hereby designate
Thursday, the 29th of November. a
day Of thanksgiving and prayer, in
grateful recognition of the manifold
blessings bestowed upon us; and l do
specially request that all the citizens
of Ohio shall, upon that day, rest from
their ordinary avoeatioDs; that in
houses of worship and quiet homes,
where families are united, they may
acknowledge their obligations to the
Creator, and remember the duties of
kindness and charity which they owe
to their fellow men.
"Given at the Executive Chamber in
Columbus, this Sth day of November,
in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy seven, and
of the independence of the United
States of America the one hundred
and second.
THos. L. YOUNG, Governor.
MILTON BARNES, See'y of State"
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poftieal.
CONDUCTOR BRADLEY.

CONDUCTOR DRADLEY-always may hi:
name
Be said with reverence-as the swift
doom came,
Smitten to odeath, crushed and mangled
frame.
Sank with the brake he grasped, just
where he stood,
To do the utmost brave man could,
And die ifneed be as brave man should
Men stopped above him; women drop
ped their tears.
On the poor wreck beyond all hope and
fears,
Lostin the strength and glory of his yeas
What heard they? Lo the ghastly lips OF
pain,
Dead to all thought save dutyis, move
again
Put out the signal for the other train.
No nobler utterance since the world be-
gain
From lips of saint or martyr ever ran
Electric through the sympathies of man.
All me! how poor and noteless seem to
this
The sick, bad dreams of weak self-con-
sciousness
Our sensual fears of pain, and hopes of
bliss.
Oh, grand, supreme endeavor not in
vain
That last brave act of falling tongue and
brainI
Freighted with life and downward rush
ing train.
Following the wrecked one as wave fol-
lows wave,
Obeyed the warning which the dead lips
gave,
Others he saved, himself he could not
save.
Nay! the lost life was saved. He is
not dead,
Who in his record still the earth shall
tread,
With Gods clear aureole shinging
around his head.
We bow low in the dust, with ali our
pride
Ofvirtue dwarted the noble deed be
side.
God give us grace to live as Bradley died.
John G.. Whittier.