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FINE ARTS.
NEW YORK PICTURES ros BOSTON ExHIsI-

NEW YORK PICTURES Fon BOSTON ExHIBI-
Az the art exhibition which opens on September
at the thirteenth exhibition OF the Massachusetts
Charitable Mechanic Association will be tho one
which will inaugurate the new art building effort Is
being made TO make the display OF pictures oil New
York artists as tue one us possible. moderate
sized collection OF good pictures by well known
and rslng men has been thought preferable
10 larger and more miscellaneous gather
ing. The art committee, composed OF H. ID.
Williams, j. Harvey Young, j. Ii. sturgis,
Gilbert Atwood ana T.. Ii. Clement state in their
circular 10 artists that they swish especially TO give
all practicable prominence 10 American ART" Their
New FORK agent, Mr.. William E. Hatfield, has COL
lected the following pictures. which Will be shipped
in few days. With lew exceptions they comprise
the entire New York display. u. Browns Just
finished "The Dress Parade" written about favor
ably at length IN these columns a lew weeks ago;
Maurice +. dc Haas large and excellent canvas,
"Driiled Ashore IN Fog and his .Fishing Smaeks
in the English Channe," IRON the last Academy ex-
"rhs OAKS, Near Lillloton;" 5. j. Guys amusing
Academy PCT ure, "Born Tired !" krusomau van Eitsns
large ana charming Academy landscape and Road
side Scene In Holisnd;" landscape and cattle, by
William Hart; David Johnsou's Academy canvas,
LAKE George" iu' Of careful work, aud MS Good
B. Bristops charming ''Housatonic RIver;'' T. l..
SmiLhis good ''Winrer Without and Water WITHIN,
with Fine sKy;" J. H. Dolph's amusing s'Bull-
dozer" anu scat ana Mouse;" j. Cropsey's "E ,gle
Cln," with careful dra"ing; A. II. Wyant's "A
Mountain Brook. aud exquisite lake ana noun
tam scene; Herbert McCori's good advance SHOWN
in "Mount Mansheid;'' X. w. huboaru's early Au-
tumn;" William +. de Hass' breezy storm effect,
Boon Island Lighthouse;'' u landscape by J. l..
Flch George H. Story's ''Sleepy ID acons;'
Charles h. M,llers Academy example "suuset az
East Hampton. l.. l., " ana his pleasing ong IsIaud
Miilpoud :" William NJ. CAases "Brokcu Pitcher"
IRON the Kurtz Gallery exhibition; Louis c. lI,uys
"rhs Moor" Arthur Quartey's powerful 'Close OF u
stormy Day." X SWAIN Ginord's stroug picture from
the Society OF American Artists' exhibition, "rne
orchard by the Ses;" George lunes' line anu color
full example, ''Pompton Piains;'' Ernest Partop's
graceful and admirable 'SSummer Day III England, -
from tue Academy Frank Walters ''Orienta Scene;n
some run, by Mors.ou am; A. /. TaIt's startled
Deer" }. Boards "Don Quixotc ana Saacho Pam
za;' "Chrysantnemums," Wy Henrietta Cranberry;
'Keene Valley" BY Virginia Cranberry ;''oape Ann, .
by j. e. NIcoh; Arthur Parton's ''rhe Raviuc," Will
lam II. Beara's "Kicked Out, Lyman's "Cape Eiizi
benz and Harry Chase's excellent Low Tide, Welsh
Coast"
u cv
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Old 81 on He'll.

While they were resting from work at
at noon yesterday Amas said:
Il heah d er white man reedin' in de
paper dis mornin' dat foxes wuz 'batin'
now whudder dere wuz emmy hell or not"
"Shucks r said old 81, you's got dat
wrong eend TO- must, sho r.
mo, sab, dat wuz what he red in de
paper |"
"whudder dere wuz emmy hell p re-
peated 81.
"Yas, sab whudder when er man give
out up hyrr he went ter hell, or jess DIS
aolved ter dus agin !"
"Lookie heah | don't wart no spute
wild nobody, but eff emmy man come fool
in round me wild dat sort of skriptur,
he's gwine ter heah me git up yander
inter shoutin' tones !" said 81.
why is dat p
"Kaise taint gwine ter do! Yer jess
make er niger belebe dar ant no heah-
arter, an see what yer comes ter Ebery
secon' house'll be er coart hous' an de
houses twixt emil be jale houses. Hits
moughty hard ter keep EN- strate now
we Sheriff an bofe' fore dar eyes T.
Den you'se on de side OBJ de fab an
birthstone !"
"You'se right, honey Eff you tink
you'se gwine ter leebe dis wurld ter play
SNOWFALL some whar you'se 'rong Oar s
er warm place jess beyant heah fer de
manigers oh de Freedman Bank an
chickinlifters ginrully, else Use gwine ter
swap my him-book fer er pack er kyards!
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An klecfr0=Galvanic Battery combined with
q highly Medfcnted strengthening Plaster,
forming the best Plaster for pains and aches
I'm the World Of Medicine.
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SMASHING BALLOT. BOXES.
How the "Conciliated" ex-Rebels Over
came Republican Majority in Sumter
County, s. c. Specimen Extracts From
the Democratic Organ.

The following paragraphs are quoted
from the Sumter Is. CO Watchman Of
Jan. 8, and are here printed in full, just
as they appear in that paper:
1--WE take no stock in the stealing and
breaking of ballot boxes. 1t was a most
shameful and most foolish performance
on the part OF the very few who engaged
in it; but really our people were so des-
perate under the prospect OF the Radical
party taking fresh hold on US, that we
suppose few indiscreet ill-tempered
young men became maddened and des-
perate, and acted before they took time
to consider This thing of breaking bal
lotboxes will never be repeated in this
county, but look out, carpet baggers and
scalawags, how you attempt in future 10
antagonize the races for your personal
ends. Take care lest you get your per
sonal ends, in another sense, much ear
lier than you anticipate or desire
Young men of Sumter county, you
who are just entering upon life. and ex-
pect to make your homes here, are you
willing to live under Republican domi-
nation all Of your days2 If you say so,
and if you are real men you must say no,
then rise in your vigor and strength and
strike down the scalawag and the carpet
bagger, and drive them from your midst
now--the sooner the better. Organize
into clubs all over the county, and band
yourselves together, sworn and implaca-
BILE enemies TO the sealawag and the car
pet bagger."
Sumter has just as good material
among the Democrats as any county in
the State for political campaign, or any
other kind of a campaign-but it has not
been, so far, properly organized and man
ipulated. Let us see, by experiment,
what a reorganization can do toward i'm
proving the efficiency of our force"
Root out the white scoundrels who are
poisoning the negroes minds against the
decent white citizens and amity and
harmony between the two races will
spring up spontaneously.
Let the motto OF the Democrats of
Sumter county be down with the carpet
bqgger and scalawag no matter what is
necessary to make them 60 down"
Eliminate the white element from the
Republican party, and you will take away
all its power to harm us"
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1t has become of late the fashion of a
good many Republicans, in their extreme
sympathy for the President, to abuse the
leaders Of the party, and to call them
machine politicians, selfish leaders,
and similar terms of reproach. OF course,
if it is considered good policy to break
up the Republican party and abandon its
organization, such talk will do well
enough, ana that desired end will soon be
reached. The conduct of President Hayes
is doing much to dismember the Republi-
can party, and the opposition that he has
met with within the party, is made for
the purpose of checking the disintegra
tion that now seems to be inevitable
Whatever hold the Republican party has
had upon the people of the country
whatever power it has held heretofore-is
due in great extent to the good leader
ship it has had and now to attempt to
throw these leaders overheard, because
the President has chosen to declare him
self in measure independent of the par
ty, seems folly of the worst kind. The
President is not the party by any means,
and fealty to him should not be regarded
as evidence of party fidelity The men
who are now abused were the men who
secured the election Of Hayes, and to re
pudiate them now, because Hayes seeks
to do so is ungrateful in the extreme If
we once rise to that high state of polite
al eminence in which party leaders would
not be needed, possibly Hayes plan
would work, but unfortunately such is
not the case, and we are groveling along
in the good old way, when leaders Of tai
ent and leaders of political acumen seem
to be necessary. If the President had
surrounded himself by men in whom the
party had confidence, he might be able
to add some strength to his administra
tion as well as to the Republican party /;
but he has not done so. and to other
sources we must look for representative
men. IL Conkling and Blaine and Ed
munds and Garfield, and hundreds OF
other men, who are now arrayed against
the President, are not Republicans where
shall the party look for its leaders The
sooner this warfare upon such men ceases
the better it will be. The Democratic
leaders in Congress are wise for their own
good. when they express determination
to stand by the President in his contest
with the Republican party. By encour'
aging him they strengthen the Demo
cratic party, and widen the breach that
now exists in the ranks of the Republic
cans Columbus Dispatch.
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IL is or atifying to know that even Stan
ley Matthews is not entirely dead to the
degradation his conduct has brought up
on himself. He writes letter to the lu-.
natic Dalzell, which concludes in this
way:
II have done no evil to the Republican
party / have done it all the good in my
power-even more than il seems willing
to bear; yet | have been the victim Of
the most bitter and unjust assaults, my
actions misrepresented, and my motives
misinterpreted; but time will make all
things right OF course | have not ex-
pected the compliment of the Republican
vote in the General Assembly, although
there is no reason why / should not re-
ceive it, and it will be regarded as a SEN
tence of adverse judgment upon me; but
il will make no difference with me. Ad-
herence to the Republican party is mat
ter OF principle, and is not to be destroy
ed or in the least affected by any person
al wrongs inflicted upon me. | trust to
time and the better judgment of the pub
lie for my vindication. 1t will surely
come. Yours truly
STANLEY MATTHEWS.
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CoLUMBUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
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A few months ago, one of the masters
of q country grammar school died. The
school building closed on the day of th
funeral. Johnny Smith spent the time
playing by a pond near the house. A
few days since, his mother sent him to
school as usual, but Johnny preferred
playing by the pond, where he met his
iather. His father inquired why he was
not at school Johnny said there was no
school, and when pressed for reason,
replied, triumphantly, That man is dead
again"
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Here is another slander of the brute
portion of creation:
TERRIBLE CASE.
Correspondent Greenup Independent.
most revolving case was reported to
your correspondent from the cliffs of Lit
tie Sandy, Elliot county, where on Christ
mas lately married brute got so infuri-
ated about something his young wife had
said that he beat her up in so fearful a
manner that not a stitch or shred OF
clothes was left on her body. Not sat
isfied with this hellish treatment, the in
carnate fend then carried her to the top
of the cliffs and threw her from their
highest precipice down into the creek
She received serious injuries, and when
the brute had been caught to stand his
trial, she had to be carried into the pres
ence of the court, which had attracted
over one hundred people. Threats were
made, and we sincerely regret that lynch
justice was not applied to rid the world
of living devil. He was held over to
stand his trial before next Circuit Court,
and is in the Martinsburg Jail.
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immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This distressing affection-which renders life
miserable and marriage imposSible-ts the pen
atty paid by the victims of improper indul-
gence. Young persons are too apt 10 commit
excesses from not being aware Of the
dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now,
who that understands this.subiect Will pretend
TO deny that the power Of procreation IL lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits
than by the prudent? Besides being deprived
OF the pleasure If healthy ohsprings the most
serious and Obstructive symptoms Of both body
and mind arise. The system becomes derang-
ed, the physical and mental functions weaken
ed, loss of procreative power, nervous trrtta-
bilty, dyspepsia. palpitation of the heart, indi-
gestion, constitutional debility and wasting of
frame, cough, consumption, decay and death.
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In st. johns College, OXFORD, there 10
very curious portrait of Charles !, done
with pen, in such a manner that the
lines are formed by verses from the
Psalms, and so contrived as to contain
every psalm. When Charles II, was once
at Oxford, he was greatly struck by this
portrait, begged il of the College, and
promised, in return, to grant them what
ever request they should make. This they
consented to- and gave his Majesty the
picture, accompanied with the request
that he lcoukd return IL.
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II tones up aud invigOrates the syst IN, dis
pels the gloom and dependency. tmparts
strength and encrgy-stOps TIE drain 0nh feiu-
venates the entire man. Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands. sold
by dealers. Price, One Dollar per single wal
or Five Dollars per package of five vials and
Two Dollar vial of powder sent by mail on
receipt Of price. Address Humphreys HOmeo-
pathic Medicine Company, 100 Fulton street,
New York. mar9ty
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EAST BOUND

Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, Zanesville, and all points on the
Cincinnati Muskingum Valley hailway-aud
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change OF cars from Columbus 10 philadelphia,
New York, indianapolis, and Chicago.
g. X. CARR, Sup't.
w. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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TWO IN ONE.
LAwsoN's REMEDIES.
UnimpeachabIe Testimony,

In presenting the following letters to the
public we viii only say, that they are SC
lected from large number which we are
constantly receiving from all sections. They
speak for themselves and should satisfy the
most skeptical Of the value Of Lawson's
Curative
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TRAINs GOING NORTII.


At COLUMBUS with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4
~. Louis Ry, for Philadelphia, BaltimOres
Washington and New York.
For Chicago, indianapolis amd -. Louis and
all western points.
For Cincinnati, Dayton and points on Little
Miami Division.
Win Baltimore & Ohio II. r., for Chicago, Bal
timore, Washington. Newark and Zanesvilie.
With Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati A In
dianapOlis Ry, for Cleveland, Buffalo aud
points North.
With Columbus & Toledo X. r.. for Delaware.
Toledo, Detroit and the West
With Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati n. n.
for London, Springfield, sandusky and Cin-
cinuati.
With Cleveland. Mt. Vernon a Columbus n. X.
for Cleveland and MI. Vernon.
At CIRCLENILLE with &. a NJ. v. Ry, for
Lancaster. GAINESVILLE. Washington q. IL. Will
mlngton and points West.
AT CHILLICDTHE with g.. & VI. X. X. for Ham
den, Athens, Oinclnnatl and intermediate
points.
AT wAVERLY with ;, ]. 4 ., r. u. for Jack
AT PORTSMOUTH by steamer Cor Huntington,
connecting with Chesapeake and ohio X. X.
for Charlottesville, Va, Gnrdonsvillc, Va,
Richmond Va, aud All points ia South
Atlantic states.
j. B. PETERS. GED. tHANDLEN,
superintendent. Act. GenI Ticket Ag't.
COLUMBUS, %.
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NEURALGIA q YEARS

BEREA, o., Dee, 1876.
Centlemen-Having suffered with neuralsia. &
the muscles for four years, and used the VaTioaa
relief / was induced to try your Curative Fron
using one bottle am entirely cured OF PAIN, %
shall apply still another to completely Grad cate ~
disease from the system, which have ever c.
r. RUSSELL
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SORE THROAT.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. aad, 1870.
The Lawson Chemical Co: .
- Centlemen-I was suffering terribly with SoTs
Throat the evening called upon you as you %iA
recollect. After using the Curative frequently dur
nSrning / was almost entirely relieved. As the
Curative proved so effective in my case, ! hays
taken pleasure in recommending II TO my inends'
and shall continue to advertise its merits -.
Truly vours. WILL II. BEARDSLEY.
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Springfield, Jackson and POmerOy
R A IL Il q a D
TIME TABLE

Making close connections with trains north
on Sciatu Valley Railroad for Ghilllcufhe, Cir-
cIevlue, Columbus ana al points E4sit West
aud Nnfth. Passengers have six hours time ln
Columbus aud return the same day. Ihp b..
IA train from Jackson makes connection with
Fxprs.s south On the Sciuto Valley ROAD fur
Portsmouth,.
Makes connections on the ~ m. tfaIu ~
Jackson, for all points on the Portsmouth
H.. L. CHAPMAN, Vice President
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DYSPEP STA.

CLEVELAND, o.. Nov. 9TH, 10.
C.en.leunen-I wish to express MI thanhiu4nsss
for the relief your Curative gave my daughter le
suffered with Dyspepsia two years. a very le~
doses taken as you directed caused the pam =
cease Her food does not distress her now, neltl-F
L she troubled with nausea. We have every rsaa2a
10 feel she IS cured. JNO. L. MADlGAN.
If any doubts exist in regard to the benefit
to be derived from the use Of LAWSON >
CURATIVE among those who are suiier-
ing from rheumatism, Neuralgia, ,Sciatlca,
Headache, TOOthache, Nervousness
ChiIbIains, Inflammation. DiphtheFia'
Sore Throat, Catarrh, Dyspepsia Burns
ScaIds, etc., we should be pleased TO an
swer any inquiries in person or by letter.
SOLD BY ALL DRU6GlSIs,
PRICE, One Dollar per Bottle
Bottles for s5 100.
Prepared by
Lawson Chemical Co., Cleveland, Olll.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. sth, 1876.
C,entIemen-My wife has used your Curative Tor
Nervous Headache and the result was most grati-
fying We would not be without i; ..
Very respectfully, i. {. HECkMAN.
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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-
alted talents and bFillirnt intellect, who might
otherwise have entraneed listening senates
with the thunders of eloquence, or walked to
ecstasy the living Tyre, may call with full con-
fidence.
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MAY safely claim 70 be one ofthe few popular ree
1 dies receiving the approval ofmedicaI gentlemen.
who, In private. not only cely recommend 10 but
IN thelr families IN preference % any Of the prepara
You are aware" !" said distinguish city physfcfan
that obligations TO the Mass. Medical society
such that cannot publicly recommend prescribe
Radical Cure but since received much relief from
the OF t myself after thorough trial Of the usual
remedies have privately advised It's and presume
have sent 20 your store no less than hundred OF
my patients for IT,"
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or young men contemplat-
ing marriage, aware of physical weakness (lOss
of provocative powers-tmpotencyl nervous ex-
citability, palpitation, organic weakness, neTv-
Gus debility, or any other disqualification
speedily relieved.
He who places himself nnder the care Of DIR.
Fishbatt may religiously confide in his honor
as a gentleman, and his skill as a physician.
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Annual Election.

The stockholders OF the Globe Iron Company
will meet at the office of said Company, IN
| jackson, ON Tuesday, January -, 1873, 10 elect
| officers tor the ensuing year, and 10 transact
| such other business as may be required
| dec20td EBEN JONES Sec'y.
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DR.. FISHBLATT.

Graduate of one of the most eminent colleges in
the United States, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known !
many troubled with ringing i'm the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, win
arrangement of the mind were cured immedl-
ately.
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d,l THE WEEKLY
N0hio Statesm an
Ill oNE DoLLAn 4 YEARi
SIX COPIES Toa FIVE DOLLARS.

rI.uE ONO ATATfasMAN. DAILY AND
II WEEKLY. la tminF fmHs Under Hs present
management ffua PATTY that tAr wFNMn ~ t4n
ohio tamuefaNY ne tlFH state taftltHf hHM mot
kmnua hrlnfe hlmru iia fHimN days whrn uma
,irt fhr rumtrul uf H4mmei MedafNs And fhu
fspufaF ~ ifa pfraruf FfuafHrlfN may tfufhfaliN
E attributed 20 t8N f8NA fhNf "a a. MlanF faffu an
uuiaGauAru nAeneatN 81 fmFMtHf ffaMfa~ssf N4Mgn
Arnsfsumtam tN.fmurfatfN uflnNlpiHas At HffaBftia
allegiance O. no riiuur uF fiuas iuG attacks issa
utlral mhmas@ with thW uiN 8if2tr visor inst
characterized it twenty years HNHf
Tho WkhhAf D. n lHfHn hhrff ntNfnH tn49n4.
hHH Hnd state mrwa wifh fmliuNsa sNvfn1 tu
uu mffIrf paper. ANdftaas
upt.pigm ~ LtNruN, Coiumhus. ohta
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SO :.5is: \: 4 (: : $a y: i q:
aru Nfnfmrs taken as tmuurNs kuftA n tsFus
81 r. Cor 1th aud Chestnut sta. Philadelphia
IA. mch@--iy
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A Cure Warranted.

Persons ruined i'm health by unlea rned pre-
tenders who keep them trifing month after
month, taking poisonous and injurious COM
pounds, should apply Immediately.
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~ FAsmIoNAntr cams untua alike.
Zs1 wtH memtr. ias - Arfuai wHh mafnFs
JOS. fuat paid AErnfHs uufnl iNr
aEusI RfEn a GO.
urftfy NmMsams ~ T.
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The undersigned takes this method % In
forming the citizens of jackson and vicinity.
that ne ha. Vegetables An Kind. In their
.rssoa.
vegetables win be delivered every ether
dny. aud Frs.h supply can BE- had "a ali
tIme. by calling a. Ihrig's Meat shop, on
broadway 81. below Pearl.
y. B.-ToMATo aud CABBAGE piant. Of
an kind. furnished ON application.
.rr.gsff D. HM WATSON.
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scIATIc RHEUMATISM.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. Goth, 1876.
Centlemen--I desire 10 make statement regard,
ing the effect of your Curative upon me. suffered
intenseIy for two months with Seattle Rheumatism,
and naturally tried all the remedies could hear o.,
the Curative among the others, but found no reist
and came TO the conclusion there was no cure for It,
/ was persuaded finally TO give your Curative
tborough trial. by one who had been cured. again
commenced applying the Curative in earnest, u Ger
his direction. and in weeks time was free fro
pain and well. firmly believe everyease Of kheii-
matism will yield Lawson's Curative, but II must
be used freely and persistently as YOU direct.
JAMES H. BROWN.
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TIME TABLE.
WEST BOUND.

Two express trains daily as follows except