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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-31
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ON A4t GRAEI31 lO 1OOs
 We have two objects in view in writing this article. First, we want lo tell all our readers something which will be of some benefit to them; and Second, we want to make . well merited mention of some of the staunch and highly prized pat rons of this paper.
 During the next three months there is more money spent for mer- chandise by many of the people of our county than during all the rest of the year, for it is at this time that they reallze the wages of their year. s farm labor. So we want to give our readers . kind of resume of the bus mess concerns of Russe,lyille where the most accommodating business men can be found and where the best bargains can be found. We will say that we are proud of the list of advertisers whose names we pre-. sent to our readers and we recon mend them all as worthy and relia- ble without regard to the order in which we mention their names, :. e., we do not intend any discrimi- nation between them because some of them come preceding others in the order in which they are named in the following list.
 J. l.. SHINN
 This is the pioneer business firm of our town. As far back as the history of our town extends Shinn's house has been q part of the towns history, and the present stability and magnitude of the concern is strik ing instance of the fruits of prudent and skillful business management. There are few better arranged or better stocked dry goods establish ments ln the State. For the accom- modation of the business done three commodious rooms 25x90, in the brick house on the corner of River and Main Streets are used: and in addition tue proprietor uses two other builtlings-one for a bagging and tie and iron are-house, and one for salt and lime. Mr Shinn has just returned from trip to the mar kets and his stock has never been so large and attractive as it is at this time. The dry goods department is a wilderness of stacks of prints, jeans, cotton checks, linseys, fan nels, blankets, shawls, over shirts, &c., &e., while the display of fine dress goods, wraps, gloves, ribbons, neckwear and notions IS bewildering. In readymade clothing and gentle mems furnishing department is one of the finest stocks to be found in the State. Suits at all prices, from . warm, stout $z50 cassimere snt to the finest suit that any man will want There is also a hardware and grocery department where the stock is large and well selected. The firm carries the most extensive stock of boots and shoes of all grades, and qualities and styles to be found in the State.
 J. II. HARKEY < BRO.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-31

Why doesn't New York put a wdeel before it's Barrow street? What's the use in doing things M halves!
 Even in Ohio when a bad man is warned to leave neighborhood he can't travel too fast to keep ahead of huckshot.
 It is only in New York that a street car, hearse, horse, a man, two boys and COW conld have a general collision.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-31
R. B. WILSON,

Another of our prominent attorneys. Either of these gentlemen will give you their best servlces in any bust ness in their line and will come as near getting your rights for you as any other lawyer in all "the Kings realm"
 We have other advertisers whom we shall notice next week. The list given above embraces the live men in their various branches of the busi- ness represented by them. They are THE concerns to deal with.
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Nswos. HAavv Go. Kss,As

OCT. 18th, 1873.
10. rosr. II en- no politician, but I
will sndsAvor " give your readers an
insight Into Kansas Politics. The Re-
publican nonlnes Ew 0overnw n Col.
Jno. G. 81. John Of OlAthc with James
Y. Smith Of Marshal Co.. a. Secretary
NJ State convention held At Topeka In
September. Col. 81 John addressed q
crowded House In Newton on last
Tuesday evening and spoke very we'll
he Is very hne looking man aud 10
rather hient speaker. The Demo.
Gratis do not seem 10 be reused up as
yet 10 this section Of the country. But
whom Il comes down 10 "Grcenbackers
you SEQ a crowd Of busy workers
There ia scarcely 4 School House or
Public building through this county
that they have not already had or pro-
posed holding = meeting they are
picking mp a great many votes Of both
parties, hut principally Democrats.
rhey do not como down quito - lov.
ingy a. your Snyder c., Grecnbackers
hut nominate . straisht ticket. Rev.
D. r. Mitchell their candidate for Cow
ornor has moro business and IL the
finest speaker Of any man In the field.
l,y sonc remarks I heard madc on
Saturday evening I am afraid somc
of our Snyder C,'.. boys OF, here are
departing from the foo..tcps of their
Fathers politically. Emigration II
forming in this State rapidly bMh by
rail and wagon. mostly tho poorer
class VI fsrmer who own 4 team take
the latter means Of travelling. You
cannot go tn town any hour of the day
hut you pass tesnts sding on to t,d
Far West. There are quite 4 mum her
settling around here from Pa. This
week Mr.. A. z. Becker of lIerndon will
move tn Newton (Mr. II. il well known
u all tho business men Of your county,
hs has boughta farm 5 miles from
from town and also fino building lot
In town. he expects to put up Buildings
an both properties this Fall and VIM
ter. Mr.. 7hsd. Shannon Of Sunhury
h& a jcwclry store in town and has
hnilt himselfs a very large good trade.
We had = very pleasant vi'it from Our
old friend DR.. J. W. Rockefeller Of
Middleburg on Saturday last, who put
up and stsid with us several days. We
certainly enjoyed his visit and filing
up Our Merchants would all talk Sny-
der Co. by the hour. lie seems very
much pleased with this county and We
were lo.hc to par. with him. ~ our
shanty looked rather gloomy aftcr hi.
departure, he Was going farther West
and | presume he is now enjoying
himself hunting and shooting Buffalo
on the Frontier, no may probably got =
crack A. tho Red Devils as they are
rather lively away on. there a, prcs.
ent. 7 fmsy give you An article some
time that will be interesting n the
young Ladies'. HARVEY.
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Letter From Ohio.

LIspsEY, ONO, OCT. ~, IS
EDITOR Posr.-Cilixcns Of my native
County, Of Snyder, We send you Greet.
ing: Tidinga Of gres. joy Ohio sond.
you Penn'yvanians ar example. Not-
withstsndinS the enthusiastic efforts Of
the Democrats and Nationals, Rcpub-
licanism triumphed by msjori.ics rang.
ing from 5to 1000. Lindsey gsvo a
republican majority of60. Wo have
n thriving town.
The scar aud yellow leaf is falling
from the trees and the crops aro being
sent to the Eastern markets. Prices
for all commoditic, OF trade md NOR.
chandi.c arc low. and tho sign. Of the
times Indicate braer in.,s. We look 10
Pen~syl,ania to rrspord 10 Ohio.
Your Friend.
F.. $. BowGRsox
p. 8. MY respects to my friends Of
Snyder and continue 10 send tho Pos!
rs1nlnry. f. d.
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John Culbcrtson and v: A. Orr two
Of Tho mn,issioners Of Minlin county
accompanied bv F. ID. Boyer Of the
Arm OF Boyer, Guyer Il Co., who is tho
contractor in the erection Of tho New
Court House, visited our town for tho
purpose Of looking At o'or court h,a,c.
che third Commissioner, David Hiestcr
is under the care of physician After
viewing tho Courthouse they paid our
sdNcsxn visit and wc found thom .
jovial set Of business men who have
she capacity TO manage w>H tho AZ
fairs Of their county and Boyer the
contractor 10 certainly not only clev.
or hut one who understands his busi.
mess.
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The Mass Meetin0

on Saturday last Was a credit to the ef
forts Of our Chairman of the County
Committee. Tho uncertain appearance
Of tho weather on Saturday morning
kept many At home who would have
been present At the meeting
Chase Of Iowa had travelled 1,5Oc
miles. and was fatigued Jackson ol
Mercer Co, arrived tho Speakers for
ths occasion--a crowded house Of in-
telligent citizens filled tho Court. House
In the afternoon to hear Jackson. DR.
T. Herman. WAS president Of the
meeting and = number OF our best citi-
gems Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
The evening meeting, preside oser
by l.. N. Myers and Col. Chase intro.
ducsd who Havo his western views Of
fsaxcial qusstion which Met the views
Of his audience, Jackson followed in =
telling speech which for marked ahiii-
", Ane language, truth and earnest
ness has rarely, II ever, reverbcrated
through our courtroom. They gave
evidence that they know no interest
but the interest Of the people.
The Bcavortown. Froeburg and S,et-
ler's Cornot Bands merit estoein for
the creditable manner thoy furnished
music for the meeting. Space will not
allow US to give moro detailed state-
inent OF the meeting
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Caution.

NOTICE 10 hereby gives that the Sol-
IN lowing articles have been purchased
BY shs undessisned, st Constsble'ssale and
len In the possession Of Jonathan Mtsser
during his pleasure. All persons ars eau.
tipned not 10 msddls ~ interfere with
the came, via; Horse, Mare, Colt. Calf,
4 Hogs, Q PisA. lot OF Chicksns. Spring
Wagon. sulksy. 2.horss slsd. Log Sled.
hos 'S cs:in. cul.iss,o. % c,sdls Hs, iIsSs EsS.
dsfs. Dung Fosh. Hay Fork, Scoop ehetsl
eel Yanksy Hsrness. Buggy Harasss.
Coot Stove. Coal Stove. Dink. Cleeh. 7
Chssss. q Dsds. 2 .Msst vssssls, Tdbs,
eldsbsssda Capbssfd. ~ tushsls u
Whsst. 20 tustsIs n Oats, eas. .hsle 10.
tssGst 10 10 Astse ~ Orr. s6s talf luttr.
~ - . Asfts usSAWhtols 80 loSsih ssss
: ~. s;'s';;s' i. 1s,,t. ~ '''
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V"e H~"oFcU oU0 len IFuyU tWds
Opposite this pIsce, rising up simoss
pefpshdicuIsriy from The shore If the
e'squehxnns. .snd attaining q height Of
about threc hundred feet, h On ,oxtend.
ell eminence called Blue Hill, which
for considerable distance 10 very sim.
liar in appearance..to tho Palisades Of
the Hudson. The level surface al the
top of this mountain contains several
highly cultivated FARMS and a few
houses, one Of which. until Tuesday
last, WAS occupied by an aged colorcd
man named William Cooper.
II IL asserted u o. Go ,or was born
in July, 176s, which made him over
one hundred and ten years Of age a,
the time Of his death. or his early his
tory little il known. a' his memory ol
late yHars has not been very clear.
he was always positive about his age
however. and claimed TO have a yscord
of the date Of his birth but from that
time up to about fihy years ago his
history Il comparatively blank. Hc
said he had never beon q slave. or n,
least had never hccn looked upon or
trss,cd - such by .hs families with
h I'm he had lived.
Cooper lived IN Wilkes Barre for
many yosrs. and WAS we'll known
h'-c. About the year 1853. ho novel
from Wilkes Barre and took up his
abode on Bksck Hill, where he had re.
nained but . short iin'e when he won
the affection " and married the widow
Costly. they having live happily until
his death. lie had = little garden at
tached TO his home aud emp'ovcd
most Of his time in It's cultivation. lie
often came 10 Sunbury and his gray
hairs and bent form attracted M little
attention. He Was possessed OF con-
siderable inielli yence and was quite
interesting in his conversation. His
widow has reached the advanced age
of ninety years. aud must soon follow
her departed husband. His remains
were Inferred in the cemetery At Shs-
mokin Dam to-day .-Sunb,wg Daily 10,
inst.
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Parents should not fail to notice now
advertisement in another column. in
rslation ~ Children's Shoes. Wha.
she Meta, Tip has done for childrcn's
heavy shoes. It is to I've hoped thi, new
Tip will accomplish Tor the finer quail.
tiles.
n issrathcr discoursgins to buy fne,
costly shoes for children with tho feel
ing that they will almost ccrtsinly he
through At the toe with the first days
wear.
Parents will do we'll to look into this
matter.
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To sell DR.. Chases Recipes or In
formation fas, everybody. in every
county in tho vaited States and Cana
dss. Enlarged BY the publisher TO GAS
pages. n contains over 2O0 house
hold recipes and 10 suited 70 oil clsssss
and conditions Of society. A wonder
ful book aud . household necessity.
Il sells ct sight. Greatest inducements
ever offered 70 book agents. Sample
copies sent by mail. postpaid. for ea.0o'
Exclusive territory given. Agents
more than double their money. Ad'
drsss Dr.. Chass's Steam Printing
House. Ann ArI'or. Michigan.
oct. 18th, 70. Hsw.
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Run.AUay.-Uriah Berger. Of Cen.
tre. twp, driving into our town on
Tuesday, his horses became frightened
and disengaged themselves from the
Spring wagon--taking with them the
yoke and double-tree. doing very little
damage to life. limb or property and
we're captured ct Limbert's, or the
Fairmount Hotel, by mon working 81
BoWer's Mill.
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Ap,x,nvsa. O-t. q. Y,

10. Q'-s aud I. I. MAnhcct.. have
hought tho store of J. q. Moycr at
Troxlsville. and will start In the ess.
tern cities on the -, inst. tn huy . new
stock of superior good. In quality and
quantity. Goss 4 Msnbeck ara clever
men and know how to handle thc
yard stIck. They descrve = share NJ
tho public patronage. Give them .
call and csan,ino for yourself
Hill
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Dedication.

The st. Peters Evangelical Lutheran
Church Of .Ad.msbur9, Sny der Co. Pa,
will he dedicated to the service OF the
Triunc God. Oh tho 10th, Of Nov.
Services 10 be held. Saturday evening
Sunday morning, afternoon aud even =
ing, Communion on Sunday EVENING"
There will he present on the occasion,
Revs. II. Ziegler I'D. J NJ. Riemensny.
der, II. G. Shindcl. S. G. Shannon, I.
Irvine. J. +. Honeycutt and A. Romig.
All are cordially invited to tho feast Of
dedication.
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Worms | Worms Worms |

Wrighfs BEARD. Scalp and Dandru6
Compound" forces heavy MOstache or
Beard on the amoothes' face in from 20 10
80 days. Il never fails. No possible In.
joury 10 the skin. Easily spplisd sud
certain In effect. Il win also remove
DsudruG and prevent Bsldusss. ! am
the sole agent for ibis compound. Per
package. post paid. 26 esn's. Two pack
ages 20 cents. Address @. D. Litohdeid.
Litoh6sld tllinois. Please state In what
paper you cav this sdvsrtissnsnt In.
Sept. 20. rs. ly.
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The Best ! Ever Used

Ihad . ssrs on my leg for four years,
sndtall remedies failsd Till ! got me .
bottle Of 3. K. Thompson's Grant Healing
Ointment. used three Of the Is cent bot
ties. snd 10 my great bslight It hesld up
my Troublesome eonpa auion 10 two weeks.
Alss ny four years old sirl ives aursd (in
. short spses Of tims) Of . bad burn,
causing . sore % lssgs ~ ny hand.
NICHOLAS KOHL. Titusviile. Ps
For sale By Jeha A. Meats Middisburg,
Ps.
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"Ovr Nmv and EverIasting Psvfin,s" ID
the best and cheapest perfume ever Of
fered 70 tho public for perfuming wear
ing apparel, letter paper, etc. etc. II
is everlasting. and gives 70 linen, letter
paper, and whatever else you may
wish, . most refined and pleasant oder.
II placed in . drawer. no matter what
he the contents, II will become redol.
ent in less than N minutes. Mailed.
postage free, IN any add!ees on receipt
ri the price, - ccnts. Address q. B.
LitchAeiA, I.itchheld. Illinois, sn d
pIssAs state what paper sou saw this
ueticv ~.
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The looal ticket Of Snyder county
has hartley ever rossessed o. much
merit and generally mot tho approbs-
ton Of the peop,e.
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WANAMAxKR's GRAND DEror.-A cor
respondent writes Il have visited all
tho places Of note in the city, and
como to the conclusion that Wana-
makers Grand Depot is the greatest
wonder Of them all. and no one should
fail to see II who can spare the time,
How such an immense business is con.
Quoted by one man is marvsl. Here
are dry goods, closthing, boots and
shoes, haA aud caps, millinery goods,
and everything in these lines ia sepa-
rate departments under ono roof, and
large assortment Of each than can he
found In any other establishment in
che city. John Wansmsker 10, COM
paratively speaking. a young man.
Commencing some twenty years ago
with modest little clothing store. with
qick sales and small profits for his mot
To- and liberal advertising Of the same,
he has built up the most gigantic estab'
iishment ON the continent, and his sue
ccss is one OF the wonders Of the age.
Paoios only increase his business, for
those wanting 10 economise rush to
his place. and there Il no question
about his being able 70 undersell all
his rivals. A. an instance must re.
Iats little story. ~ Lincoln says n
neiShbor OF mine who accompanied
mo desired 10 buy dress coat he WAS
shown one by the polite salesman In
attendance - soon ~ we entered the
price was marked, which my friend
thought mot unreasonable, and ~ be
(was about 70 try how Il would At, you
pay Imagine his surprise when he was
PSormed that the price included pants
ID vest ofthe same material. lwould
ss every ono visitlng ths cisy not
" going through iho Grand Depot
pue Of lhe psiacipal slsatsr
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We call the attention Of our read.
crs to tho advertisement Of Wcis 4
Oppenheimer, in another column.
They will do just what they say,
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Executors Sale.

THE undersigned, Execu' or's OF
d'csascd, VII odet AZ Prbiic sails, OF the late
residence. Of esid deed., on
Saturday Nov. 9th. 1873.
The tol,cvins Described Re,i Estate. Wis ,
TRACT No. i-Bou nd.d BY t,pds Of A. J.
Middleswarth, James ks Ipstsef, Samuel How
etsos, and other isnds cf ssid ettste, contain.
Ing
76O ACRES.
tract of,sud :, s,tdsts p>rt,y In west Tee ,er
,o.nship, soyicr county, and partly In Dsca.
,uf ,qs.,b!p Min'n county, Pa, oni |. erect.
Cd large ffsms
DWELLING HOUSE,
nsnk Harm, wagon shed Corn CRIB. Wood
House and Other necessary out Builiires two
srrings Of va,ef near tho house. there IL al.
80 90 The PfeIntses q !sfae Orchard Of ch.ice
'suN tfses. Atvdt f7s aerss Of this tract are
eies, and IN . good state Of cult, alton the
baishec veil tiuhetsi.
TRAOr No. 1-Aiss tract OF land .ituats IN
D.cstuf tusnship, MidIin county Pa, Hound.
- y ,:nn, .., e ;a,s.., =, l,g-sr.o. Tt.c' No
and Tract Not. . snd 4, contsirins
127 .dCRES.
lei Pcrohcs Uriet measure. on tbts tfSu II
Bsrn and other Necessary ou,buiidfnvs. all nsw
. never faiiing sprin. yf water near tho house
. youns apple orchard not Yet 10 . bearing
eonditi'n. About 80 Acfes " the sboy, tract
and the balance we'll tiutporsf
sale 80 cosau.nse At l o'oioeh r. N. 81 saii
dsy whom due attendance With 10 given and
terms VI '''' made In0-Ss ~. pu,,,r,
JOSEPH u. utSH,
Oct. ., isTs. Esscribfs,
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A pa1iNlsTRAT0R'S NOTlCE---lat-
x1AezfsSt - adn snis'sation on the sstsle Of js,
HpNAAg County Prnn'A, having hssn ~ \.
~ - ~ auderslgned, al pof5oos fe0uI11 ,
41499s 9sg In4sbtsd 20 said sstatd Br3 UopssS
s:!s s:!iiSs's:: s!iS s:::siPs Pss|ysssss |s:s s"y
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One-Fourth Acre,

the brst quality OF limestone aud .
nssl elsss Limo Kiln, % bs sold ss tho property
Of Ffedesiet ketsliag, ssslsnor, Tor ths bsnent
Of seditoYs.
Ssiet 10 commsnee st n o'elcci NJ. Of said dsy
whom soadttions win be made known By
WILLIAM hAuDiNG,
Oct ID, lsTs. As.isues.
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Aulitor's Notice.

TTNHE under-igred haylng heen appointed
l. Audiior by the Orphans Court OF
Sny dor Comfy ITO examine and report
upon the amount claimed by creditors SO.
a tho estate % Jacob Kreb. I'o'd., here-
~ gives notice that ne will uoot tho par.
Ties Interested, at the Court house in tho
Borough Of Middlcburg, on Monday the
lS.h. day of Noveuber. next, nj 10 0 clock
A. ". Of said day whom and where said
PArtlse ere requested to attend.
SAMUEL ALLEMAN.
Ost, nth, 1878, Auditor,
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired fr ,m prac-
ticc. having had placed III his hand.
by All East India missionary the for
mula of simple vegetable remedy,
for the speedy and pcrmanen, cure for
consumption. bronchitis. catArrh.
asthma. and all throat and lung afrec.
tions, also = positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints. aher having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thou
sands Of casrs. has felt IL his duty u
nixkc il known to his suffering fellows.
Actua,ed Ivy this motive. and a desire
TO relieve human suiTering, l will scnd
free ofchargc to all Who desire it this re-.
cipc. with full directions for preparing
and using. in German, French, or
English. Sont by mail by addressing
with stamp. naming this paper. W.
W. Sherar. li9 Powers Block. Roches.
ter, New York. 4w.
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Manhood : How Lost, How Restored.

WuUUSV~ UuW GVoS VVW Uestoicu
Sn just published. new edition Of
IT. Dn. CuLvnuwaLL's CsLarsArHp
EssAy on the radical cure (~iik.
out medicine) Of Sperm atorrh1s or Semi.
| nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss.
es. Impoiency. Mental and Physical In
enra, ,,iiy. Impcdimcn'- 10 Marriage. etc. +;
Also. Cossumpiion. Epilepsy and Fits. In.
due,d by .sis.indulgsncs or sexual extra
vsgance, &c.
rSrPric.. in . ssalsd envelope, only
six cents
Tho celebrated sutbor. IN this Essay
clearly demonstrates. from . tb'r'y years
successful practice. that the Alarming
consequences Of self-abuss may be rsu:-
esl,y cured with out the dangerous use of
internal medicine or the application Of
tho knifc pointing out . mode OF cure OF
once simple. cortsin. and eGectusl BY
means Of which every sufferer. no matter
~ha, his condition may be may cure
himself chenpiy, privately, and radically.
eky-This Lecture should Re In the
hand, Of every youth and evory man in
The land.
Sent under seal. ina plain envelope. TO
any sdrcss. pOstpa'd, on rsceiptof six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THR CULvERwELL MEDICAL co.
u Am 81, New York Post Office Bo1 1886
July Is, 1876. ly.
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"It s'm' as II I shsuld cough my hssd
ofi' SOVIET mes ihs impatient sIelsma.
lion ~ . sufferer from . severe Cough
Qusil the paroIysms With Hal-'s Honey
II iiorebound and Tar. The relief 10 I'm =
mediate aud the cure certsin. Sold by
ell Druegis,s
Pix" TOothaohs Drops cure ial min.
ute.
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DIED.

Oct. III. In Irsebure. Mary r. sbsllen.
berger. sssd 2 tssfs, 2 months asi 81
days.
Nest Bsavertown. Adsun vIssy, only
son of Jacob o. aud Mary Smith, aged 3
yssfs. 8 months snd 4 dsys.