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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-08-12
MEADOW
FARM FOR SALE /!

The subscriber living one mile from South Hardwick
offers his farm for sale at low price, The farm con-
sists of about 100 suitably divided into tiage
pasturage woodland. There is about thirty acres
of excellent meadow land that cuts very heavy grass
The buildings excellenta Large barn with cellar
and chance to draw in on the second floor above-a
house that was built in 1879 at cost OF about
$4,000, and suitable out-buildings. The farm IS con-
venient to the village road tnat drifts
be very easily carried and is very desirable place.
Those looking for farms are invited to call and ex-
anime this.
S. @. BURNHAM.
South Hardwick Vt. 3ltf
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m y A DAY to Agents canvasslng for the Fireside
~ 4 Visitor. Terms and Outfit Free. Address
" P. o. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
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The Old Deceiver.

1t was amusing to see the air Of impor
tance assumed by the old fraud as he
briskly entered a woodward avenue res
taurant yesterday lie coughed loudly.
rut his hand to his breast pocket, and
said to the proprietor:
"Ahcm--ah-l suppose you have
wines p
Yes, sir
Il suppose you have wine lit tor my
Christmas board y
81 have"
"And-ahem-you could let me taste a
sample / suppose 2
81 can" answered the Roprie;or. and
he handed down a wine bottle which he
had filled with beer-slops, molasses and
bUttermilk for just such occasions. The
old fraud took deep "swig, set the bot
tie down, and as he drew his mouth clear
around over his right shoulder blade he
said:
THAT goes right to the spot III call
in at noon and have you send up twelve
bottles :"
When he got out he seemed undecided
whether to hold his mouth open or shut
and now and then he INDUCED in a horse
like cough. lie halted and looked into
a candy store for a minute, but his mouth
didn't water. On the contrary, his
scowl darkened, and as he turned away,
he said
Waugh wouldn't even lick grind
stone if it was sugar coated RI Ex-
ch. nge
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Under the Snow.

A wall in the north wind is signing around us,
A sorrowful moaning, signal of woe;
The saddest OF earth scenes Is passing before US
They're laying a baby down under the snow.
A fair little fioweret, so tenderly nurtured,
On softest OF pillows, with gentlest Of care.
The tiny warm garments now hung In the
The crib Standing empty, the vacant high
The sunlight is out OF the home, for the loved
All stricken in anguish, and sorrow and woe,
And bearing the treasure, white-robed, uny-
And laying the baby down under the snow.
'rwere useless to speak words of cheer to the
Such grief is most human, and sacred we
But time will bring solace, to hearts nearly
And over the little ones grasses will grow.
Life must be taken up, sunlight must come
again
Into The home, but they ever must know,
There's waiting TO welcome them "over the
The baby they laid away under the snow.
We press our own nesting more closely while
The snowdfins pile higher, and colder winds
blow,
And prav for thS mother, who's turning back
Leaving her baby out under the snow.
The sunshine and showers of spring-time will
scatter
The snowdrins, and quicken the prairies
anew,
The buds that are waiting below will be spring
ing,
And 6ird-songs will echo the green branches
through.
The world will move on, as IL no hearts were
broken,
The sunshine and shadows will come and
will go,
Yet never tinge Of earth's sorrow can sadden
The baby that's laid away under the snow.
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Kindness to Animals as a Test of Char
acter.
BY CHARLOTTE BRoNTE

81 don't think said Shirley, I'VE
should trust to what they call passion at
all. Caroline ! believe it is q mere fire
OF dry sticks, blazing up and vanishing
but we watch him, and see him kind to
animals. TO little children, to poor peo
Pile He is kind to us likewise-good-
considerate; he does not fatter women,
but he is patient with them, and he
seems to be easy in their presence, and
to find their company genial. He likes
them not only for vain and selfish rea-
sons, but as we like him-because we
like him. Then we observe that he is
iust-that he always speaks the truth
that he is conscientious We feel Joy
and peace when he comes into a room;
we feel sadness and trouble when he
leaves it We know that this man has
been a kind son, that he is kind broth
er; VII any one dare to tell me that he
will not be a kind husbandY
Not ]; but il ] were, do you know
what soothsayers ! would consult?'
"Let me hear said Caroline.
Neither man nor woman, elderly nor
young-the little Irish beggar hat comes
barefoot to my door; the mouse that
steals out Of the Granny in the wainscot;
the bird that in frost and snow pecks
at my window for crumb; the dog that
licks my hand and sits beside my knee.
Did you ever see any one who was
kind 10 such things2
Did you ever see any one whom such
things seemed instinctively to follow,
like, rely on?'
ave have black cat and an old dog
at the Rectory. ! know somebody to
whose knee that black cat loves to climb:
against whose shoulder and cheek il likes
to purr The old dog always comes out
Of his kennel and wags his tail, and
whines affectionately when somebody
passes"
And what does that somebody do?'
lie quietly strokes the cat, and lets
her sit while he conveniently can, and
when he must disturb her by rising. he
puts her softly down, and never filings
her from him roughly; he always whis-
ties to the dog and gives him a carcss."
Does he2 1t is not RobertY'
but it is Robert"
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And still. the rebel bull-dozers are not
happy, even under Hayes and pacifcation
Here is a little item that appeared in the
papers a few days ago:
NASHVILLE, Jan. 24-Deputy Revenue
Collector Davis has just returned from a
successful raid on Illicit dstilers in
Smith, Putnam. and Sumner Counties
lie destroyed three distillerics, and ar
rested twelve men engaged in the traffic
They were shot into at one point. and
returned the fire, shooting r. S Moody
through the wrist and through the side.
producing. perhaps. fatal wounds. An
other man had two fingers shot off
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immediately cured aud fun vlgOr restored.
This distressing affsctiOu--which renders lifr
miserable aud marriage mpossible-i- the pen
atty paid by the victims OF improper indul-
gence. Young persons are too apt To commit
exceSses from not being aware OF the
dreadful consequences that may ensuc. Now.
who that understands this subject vii. pretend
10 deny that the power Of prOcTeatfOn j. lo~t
sooner by those falling into improper habits
than by the prudent? Besides being deprived
OF the pleasure" II healthy onspriT - the most
serious and distinctive symptoms 2f both body
and mind arise. The system becomes dernng-
ed, the physical and mental fauctiOns weaken
ed. loss of prOcreatl-r power, nervous irrita-
bllity dyspepsia. pal pitation OF the heart. indi-
gestion, constitutional debility and wasting OF
frame, cough, consumption, decay and death.
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They tell about a man in Maine who
refused to get up and light the fire, and
as his wife said she wouldn't, they re-
manned in bed thirty-seven hours before
the matter was settled Our sympathies
are, of course. with the woman, and we
may be permitted to entertain a regret
that il did not occur to her to perform a
great deed OF self sacrifice upon this occa-
sion. How noble and beautiful would
have been the example set her husband.
how touchingly would she have shown
her wifely devotion. how keenly would
she have made him feel his meanness if
she had risen and made the fre-if she
had risen. we say, and made the fire
under the bed, in order to rout him all
of a suddenr A woman who throws
away such a chance as that is false to her
duty and her sex.
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Has discovered the greatest cure in the world
for W eakutss Of the Back aud Limbs, invoiun-
taTy discharges, impoicncy, general debility,
nervousness dy spcpsin, lauguOr, low spirits,
ness, diseases of the head, throat. nose or skin
affections Of the liver, iungs. stomach or bowels
these and other terrible disorders arising from
solitary habits Of yOuth-s,crpt and solitary
practices more fatal To their victims than the
song OF the syrens 10 the marines OF Ulysses.
blighting their mo<t brilliant hope aud auticl-
patiOns, render marriage, etc, impossible.
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An agricultural correspondent writes
10 correct what he thought to be an or
roneous statement that recently appeared
in this column relative to cows giving
buttermilk. We adhere to our original
statement. We never saw COW give
anything else but her IN TX.
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From Midwinter February scribner.l
February Rain.
BY CHARLES T. DAzEY.

o lonely day No sounds are heard
Save winds and floods that downward pour
And timid fiuting OF a bird,
That pipes one low note DER and DER.
Before the blast the bare trees lean,
The ragged clouds sail low and gray,
And all the wild and wintry scene
Is but one blur of driving spray.
o day most meet for memories,
For musing by a vacant hearth
ON that which was and that which IN,
And those who walk no more on earth!
And yet this dark and dreary day
Some brighter lesson still can bring,
For it is herald of the May,
A faint foretoken of the spring.
Beneath the ceaseless-beating rain
Earth's snowy shroud fast disappears,
As sorrow pressing on the brain,
Fades in flood OF happy tears.
And thus in darkness oft Is wrought,
Through lonely days OF tears and grief,
The gradual changs by which Is brought
To shadowed lives some sweet relief.
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or young men contemplate
ing marriage, aware ofphysical weakness (loss
Of prOcreative epowers-impOtencyl nervous eN-
citability, palpitatiOn, organic weakness, nerv-
Gus debility, any Other Disqualification
speedily relieved.
lie who places himself nnder the care OF Dr.
Fishblatt may religiously confide in his honor
as a gentleman, and his skill as physician.
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CATARRHAL REEECTIOHS,

suca a5 Sore week Tn14ricd Red, and watcry Eyes;
ulcurAti and .aammaitgn q the Ear; Ringing
Noiscs ID tie Iioals Sore Throat; ElougAtiou Of the
TvuIa "a sEFCIicd Tousi's; Nervous Headache. = y
ralaia. Dzzil,Fs. Cioad % Memory Loss OF Nervous
Iorce, D. surez-lan OF Spirits all clrCfuy and
acaly fr .tch with this remedy according %
directions wt.Un company each bottle or VIII be
m.ilad 20 -1y gIsrc-s on receipt OF stamp.
Zach pf-.sre CONTAINS Dr. Saulurd'6 lnpr0vcd In
halg rY. EEr fnlI directions FOR in all cases.
pfc eflI .a.I H- gl Wholesale and Retail Druggists
ftroun ID - tel states and Canndcg. WEEKS e
p1rTEs. 4..-l Essut1 and Wholesale Druggists,
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Ur. FTSHBLATT.

Graduate Of one OF the most eminent colleges In
the United States, has ELECTED some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing iu the head aud
ears when asleep, great nervousness being
alarmed az sudden sounds, bash ness, with
arrangement OF the mind were cured immedi-
atey.
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Springfield, Jackson and Pomeroy
R a Il L R - a ID
TIME TABLE

Making CLOSE connections wlfh trains uu.ti
un -ciufo Valley Railroad tur CuiilruthH. 600
rlpgiilr, Columbus sHd ul points II.fs We.
aud N0Efh. Pass myers have SIX hours ltilr 90
Columbus uUI rttuFu flit sHluU NHN. To. z ..
fu. train uuHu JHHf..I makes connection viii
TNFr,.. south 90 fu. stiuiu NtllHy Ina. iUI
Issff f-5usufu.
M.A.- conn. a. ions pn ths o. m.. train o.
Jackson, ior all points uu tue P0IIsnuuti
III. CHAPMAN, Vice President.
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Direct connections made Al Lancaster foi
Circleville, Zancsville, and all points on the
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Rnilway-and
at Columbus for all points East aud West. No
change OF cars from Columbus 90 Philadelphia,
New York, Indianapolis, and chicago.
q. r.. CARR, Sup'L
W. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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NERVOUS Debility.
vital Weakness or Depression, weak ex-
hlusted feeling, no energy or courage; the re-
salt Of Mental Overwork, Indiscretion or Ex.
cesscs, or some drain upon the system is always
cared by
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. %.

II tones up and inyigOraies the system, dis
prl~ the gloom and despOndeucy, imparts
strength and tuHr1y--tOps the drain and Ielu-
NeuH'-~ the entire man. Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands. sold
by dr.lHI-. flir", one Dollar per single wal (;
o. ilte I.liais r.r package of i've via and
Two l'H.-tI vial Of powder sent by mail ON
rec. 90 ut price. Address Humphreys Homeo-
pafulr VI uicihe Company, 100 Fulton street,
Ne" loiE. mar29ty
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COL q,

A0R "a Great chance to make money.
EHEH sHB II you can't get gold you can
EE4UW EHmget greeIfburlSs We need
W ~ Una kG nperSon in every town 10 take
subscriptions Tor the largest, cheapest and best
ILLUSTRATED family publication In the world.
Any one can become "a successful agent. The
most elegant works OF art given free to sub
scrlbefs. The price Is so low that almost every
BODY Nub~cIiDes. One agent reports making
over sl5O ~ week. A lady agent reports taxi
ing over 40J subscribers tn ten days. All who
engage make money fast. You can devote all
your Time 70 the business, or only your spare
Time. You need not be away from home over
nlEnt. hou can do 10 as well as Other<. Full
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cages lalls To make great pay. Address "The.
Peoples Journal" Portland, Maine.
aug23 lS77ty
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CARDS.

~ VISITING CARDS. with your name
Al uuriy printed aul : paI luf plciufrs tirutt
q III i aud lHfd.rnp.I printed in l1 rulura glirhs
~ thu lot ssut post Imtd fur 81 cents. Pet.
q stamps taken a. money. kuun a nru.
=. Cor. 9th aud Chestnut sta. ihiindclplin,
a.. mcA.-.ly
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become to victims Of
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps TO an untimely
grave thousands Of young men Of the most ex-
altcd talents and brillirnt intellect, who might
otherwise have entranced listening senntes
with the thunders OF elOquence, or walked TO
ecstasy the living Tyre, may call with full con-
hdence.
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Rio Grande College,!

This Institution Offers complete Classical and
Scientiic courses OF study, also cla.ses are form
ed each term for students not Ia the regular
courses. -Four terms year Of ten weeks each.
Tuition and incidentals from s. TO g per term,
begins Jan. -. ISIS. Fourth term, April y. ls7s.
This College Is located at Rio Gruude, Galiia
county, ohio, on the stage line hctween Oak
Hin and GallipOlis. For catalogue or other
information address
Rev. I. =. HANiNG,
President of Trustees.
Rio GTande,
Jan1eu Gallia county, Ohio.
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COLLINS @ ]
VOLTALG PLASTER

Affords the most grateful relief in Rheuna-
us-a, Weak Spine, Local Painss Nervous AZ
csciions, Local BhouInaticEi, Tic DOuloureux,
Nervous Pain, ATections Of tho Kidneys,
Fractured Ribs, AGectiOns fthe Chest, Colds
and Coughs, Injuries of tho Back, Strains
and Bruises, Weak Back, Nervous Pain of the
Bowels, CramP in the Stomach and Limbs,
Heart Affections, Enlarged Spleen, Bruises
and Puncsures, RheUmatism OF the Wrists
and Arms, Asthma, Gout, Local and Deep
seated Pains, Pain in the Chest, Stitch in the
Back, Pain I'm the Hip, Yaricose Enlarged
Veins, CriciS I'm the Back and Neck, Pain and
Weakness I'm Side and Back, Hoarseness, soro
Throat, LumbagO, WhoOPing Cough, Sharp
Pains in the Breast, Heart Disease, Quinsy,
Diabetes, and for Lamcness In any part of the
Body.
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NNDN - ~ ANIAN -
At COLUMBUS with Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
~. Louis K'y. for Philadciphia, B1ltlmDru,
Washington aud New York.
For Chicago, indianapolis and ~. Louis and
all western points.
For Cincinnati, Dayton aud points ON Little
Miami Division.
Win Baltimore & ohio q r., for Chicago, Bal
tim0rs. Washington, Newark aud Ztnf~villr.
Win Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati & In
dianapoli- H'y, for Cleveland, Buffalo aui
points North.
With Columbu. Toledo X. r.. for Dsiawarr.
Toledo. Detroit aud the Wet
With Coumbu.. Springfield tiuciuntu u. II
for London, Springfield, Stuiusky aud tiu.
cimnnti.
With Cleveland. Mt. Vernon a Cpsumuus %. E
Tor Cleveland nut SIT. Vernon.
AT CIRCLENtLLE with g.. a ~ y. Ky, Coz
Lancaster. r. Ztupayiilr. Washington g.. ~. VIII
miugtou aud points Wet.
AT CHtLItCJTuE with q, = ~. r. q. Cos Ham
den, Athens, Cincinnati Hut iuitfmeiilt
At wAvERLY with s.. J. s r. u. II. Cor Jack
AT PORTSMOUTH hy steamer Cor Huntington.
connecting with Chs4IpsnkH ant ohio X. o.
for Charlottesville. Va, G1rdunsyilie, Va.
Richmond Va, and al points In South
Atlantic States
J. ~. PETERS GEO. CHANDLER.
SuperInteudout Act. GeuT Ticket Aut.
COLUMBUS, ..
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~ TA-utoNAutrgt cams uotvn alike.
ZsD wttH rHMi.. in. ~ ~nftHli STD hafnrs
aEu. d. fiEFuA co.
Getty Nassau. y. \.
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n Cure Warranted
g.

Persons ruined Ia health by unlea Uned pre-
.tenders who keep them trining month after
month, taking poisonous and injurious CON-
pounds, should apply Immediately.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH

stations marked thus % are Dag stations. aut
trains VIII stop when slrunled 10 do -.
W. W. PEABODY. Master Trausp.
W. e.. EVANS. Agent mt Jackson.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR. +. addresses all those who have injured
themselves By improper indulgence aud sol J.
tary habits, which ruin both body aud mind
uniting them for either study, society or mar
riage.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy Ci-
fects produced by the early habits OF youth
viz F: Weakness of the back and iimuS: pains
in the head; dimness OF sight; loss Of mu-cu-
lar power; palpitation Of the heart, dyspepsia,
nervous irritaDi!ity. arrangement Of the digp~-
Tive functions, general debility, symptoms OF
etc.
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VEGETABLES.
VEGETABLESI

The undersigned takes this method % In
forming the citizen Of jackson and ,ieinity.
that ho has Vegetable. of All Kind. In their
season.
Vegetables viii be delivered every either
lay. aud Frc.h supply can be- had a. all
Time. by calling at IhrIg's Meat shop. ON
Broadway 81. below reari.
v. B.-ToMATo aud CABBAGE plant. 81
all Kind. furnished ON application.
aprg6uf .. o. WATSON.
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TIME TABLE.
west BOUND.

Two express trains daily as follows Except
Sundaysl;
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SIX COPIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS.

rI.HE ONO NTATf-MAN. DAILY AND
II WEEKLY. &C. tnfHfiufs uudrf ita rffarut
nla an armteut. usfNftfN that thF ufEmm - the
Ohio nrmurfuff "a tHH State tnrital has not
know tlfufH sfUfr BE- fnfnIF fHfs. uhrn uus
iri thr control uf Hfmuri tiffiaffs And thr
HfHfaf uf o. rFFarnt ufuaNHftf8 MAJ ffuihfnllN
ff HtfrHutfi Ca titf fees thHf 81 a. uuru an
HufaIaHAfu HNNHEftr mf lHIHtaF fiaHtaauf Nufn
o. flffnHulam lFuHfrfHflr fIluFlrlras % arrufiia
tilfEiHurN tu um r' iuWNfsr fluEs smf nffmfka ips
fIfirHt HhuaFn wifh fNr u.A slime NiEHf that
character - lf twenty NFIfa HEn.
Nhr MflklN laH lHfF. fhUft ultiua tuluins
Hus Huh '~iatr news wlth fuiluNsa HFruud 90
uu ufhHf paper. AuHftas.
Nos .niIn .. D. LtNrnN. ro'putus. utin
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SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST

SUmmer arrangement!
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DIR. FISHBLATT

VIII forward treatment 90 any part Of the
UniteI States on receipt Of SO, saving persons
afflicted time and expense Of coming East.
Those writing should send symptoms Of their
disease. sc. Address letters and money 60
EDWARD FISHBLATT, MD.
Station ID, New York.
llan5sy
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lsheumalisn, and Neuralgia.

H>c71 the following testimonials from wel-znown
e..iz-@s Of Cleveland:
CLEvELA,:D, o., July 6, 1876
.t-ecH CIE--1CAL Co.:
aL.rs: have been laid up with Rheumatism
.Hr-1 lolg m1nihs 90 ! could rot walk have tried
medicines and lin'mcu.s which I could hear Of,
lut 10 cure until used LAW SONS CURATIVE,
81 Oh can recommend 10 sufferers from Rhcuma-
-9s-, lrr it cured me IN three days that could
a-f-rd 90 my business.
lave vIittcn the above for the benefit Cfthose
..-.. t.l.f-r -flh that disease.
S. Il. ROWE, 2G4 Ontario street.
lsrom George Seh5ley, the Popular Hair Dresser.l
CLEvEI-AND, o., November 2, 1874.
LtwECE CHEEICAL CO.PANY:
i.r ever year was great sufferer from NEJ--
De CTS In Ty head tried almost every remedy that
rgld hear or was told by physicians that ought
. 5t-y change of climate. A lady recommended
lgvscnis Curative. ! procured bottle and
I'a1aed 20 say that the intense pain was removed
s.-o.t Instantly. Have used four bottles. con-
si-1s tie cizclsc entirely cured.
NCry truly yours,
Go. b. SCHOLEY.
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pR. sAaE,s oATARRH RENEpY.

u l. the auiv form ~ Instrument frt iHtcHfcl
with which fufl mulirrc rlu Pc ffIrsl hlgh ~
anil perforfiH applied 90 nl rnrts 81 fir Hncr 81
uaaul fnaanrra. nnl The CD On irrH uF rlfttcs rHna
muuirailur tifrrrW fll. iu Whlfn r1fnH lfu urrrs
discharge generally ururnU O.. Tie SAINT uf ftfns
rcaa in trcatlnE GnfHrrh hrruifsiurc has arisen
ics h. ucsc cuNlilcs anil cialuicrs W Huf uf the
ouliuarv mcihula Ihlh uaataian iu thc WaV uf
cncrtiuE cures "a entirely overcome lf SIC iutcn-
uinn ~ TIE Duuchc iis ne D. pic1elnt 1fHi -
simple tillt chlhl ear uudcr1fanIl lL Hufi aud
cMplfoit directions HrUHmrHWf each lmairus
mont. When ufc.i with tlis Instrument, Dr.
sarcs' Cainuh EcmeiV cures rceruf ailarka -
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-02-07

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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-02-07

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tening ladies hats is to bore the tol
their ears put in gold loops and have
hat strings tied through them
step 10y step we tread the pathws
perfection and ere the darkness OF d
envelopes all the world. man will
utilized his nose in holding up his p
or pulling of his boots.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-04
j. H. ZEILIN & co.

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unexceptionable Alternative and certain Corrective
of all impurities of the body. Such signal success
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For ali diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen
Az a Remedy in
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