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held Inst night at the urn,ory, where tho fol


lowing resolution w1a alldptch:
lttAy'oed, Thai wc, hs late comrades In arms.
deprccntn the oownsdfy act which mny Jrprjyu
tho country of lit l,onarcd I'rusIdeh, aud douply
synpathizU with tho Million IN Il. hour of trial.
III tho churches prayers wersIlIHrpl fnr
tile lilo Of The Executive. md sleclal sermons
wer9 galtara'ly. delivered upon tllo subject Of
tic assassination.
nosrdv, July y iiass.mcottng was hcitl
Mt tho TrEtn1lIt Ttnipte this afternoon fur
tic pur.sOse Of expressing condemnation 0f
t!lo attempted assastlnuuli Of tho President
Jpn. X ss'E s "pf sS y. tIh hs s'sfr rr y y,{9r r.
rinE IL ti!e sud event wlllcli lus cloltlcii tiIo
+,t mid Vii, PsaI''s: ].esa" @ !,"i,s s col: coli:
ts's a rxirssx !S ttft ,x u f IL lis fsyns ,s ,,tls '
t!oli were atioitatl. after whleli nj Hour WIS
tIeyo.ctl to prayer fur the President
Tug sl,ecin injecting of the !auartl nt Alder
s ayor "; rts G,s' aru ws ',t esa # f. .c,nfyy st by
werr present. His llolnIr, III ,nd!lrsxsing he
l!oarl, sail l,a Ind rnjIesf boil, hrat,riIls or
iic City C1ui'cll n tilis ui,,suai hour.
\, ,].r order si. y ascertain wlat 'iay By
ing our Na.iual holiday. in view Ut u,e Rr.at
= JIG hesr xvi wit @ ksa s ilss K oqr tss: tSs:
ilsrt ati bec!, nssH,t'tstl . BY wls,l. wio.
calleu q tIe!nnn. 'l'lle Wjioie Nation wairi,a,l
with tic kccnnst, n!sxlrty tfle result No
words Of his nol'Itl MteQ'lgtely expt4.sa tile
fer!ing 1T tIle e,sl,trY NJ this time. Not onIy
but IN tho GulLry, f0r, nftnr President iIal
b.en eloetetl. t1n syas not President Of any
patty. bnt Of tlle wIole country. l.et ns, III
ut psGe "ts Grf saesite tS xse my s
Alderman O'lsrlsn read T. telegram Just re-
coiyeA frO,n Washington, giving II favorable
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I.i "et a. int'eNcu, enH," ~ ,.. ~, nn
l!x I'M p'i'iI'%'s . t!| a ~; n'1n& nr, &@ici a.S ~!
,.,n " Try i'us'l 't!f,s, f;!,,E,.,sn w,.h yo
W' tnGenM Wns INC ,lsii..iniiy ,lsi, th mn, ~
,a,,,,, NH" r"a} Ina mn.ofo,hR ~ kst ailments ~
E"roiMn i %n iIfe, H lit @ nav y W. t,e
i,iMlS, ynual'oMls an' pa1Hlsfs ami Ffrlasn l"al
st, ItsMhn''t,W,fsst1t, ia'"M ,orn iMklnr httGnr
~ n.''' If Nl'l'''ss, A'S.,r,ea "' were i1iers
Wy ~ ~. 19.,r'rnfn int, ru,itv lin
W"rs isyiik 70 ,s,,iM Tint Warn % in,lns cnst
. Mmc"hssnnM. te sI.,rt.s' Whit WA s,i'etiHI
W%s WIT 1eapis ssS';Sf So W the '|issc,!cs1stWssi,
iiMrty hilH lseHi,; ;arrnan,,ici H. Iiem,
H1a!! ;i.:I a5a an5,a!,s,.iont ~" ,tu'''' 1spAe' S"'
'1. H, WITH, ,vos ltfrrn,1y lestt by pnrtisnns.
oi,nn.,,rs hn ts1s ,,i tMtficui denG.Grafs ii hal
ntG"'Ey ;!nT Eycen tslsnMlcd too i,,,rc aid io0
Wist, o,o. contemplated tLe nresa Of pol!t-
moi lara lthtAess q lls shief netols. tlie Grim;
aalen; aud rserlnnn,ias ae y sae'tseS II sHsI
political ffeatnre should ettc,l t,,e tnleGtIona
ind cnp tic clii,it$ WITH nssaelliatlon! Mntt
was ,'ioru natural thnn tlat !iie Colkl!ng;
SpragMc Intrigue nliu tt!u Plntt seatltln!
Should b. sucecntel by a, this RrSnt
creature llIllSt fois1atll catllllit tllo inrBer
crime. Tho attempted assassination Wns \
Mnturnl oasegil!9 oi tug stai.lo',to corrlintiGu
Divine presence alonp. eo,lld foreteli wi,at
might BIZ tito next revelation concerning the
sEcI,Er' lrlsrNlsr or oul II:u1sLATol.s
"xccntion ~ ~ ' lie inys i* was frn,,EEt
viii rreat ,iNhecr 10 renmbiieaii
inatit,,t,n,,s. u hn ,v1sa ,rnr,ta ~ Tia
'i"wisi, f"pislnt,ir ,lc;,,a,ltlo,l thnt nat,n,s
slo,ijtl Bcgs iO crnr its,.if nj tic r,,it nj ns.
Mya l,.i aI 1a',ar of plorias % u ,lndu tor o.
lin BY llls. w0Vltl.be defenders. II. tho wis.,
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IA LIE P A P E R |!
b Line Of Wall Paper and BSrdstss
I I2E1TsT E

mos; probable. i6i . si4 ssUfp ;pSsYss.~I
Of IT. hips and then, dfaMine his khIles
rnp(4 16qsfti Crane, who Nss watching
Gen 1tte5 Released fr9p ths hold
OF hl6 tfDther Gurrey Was iadyancing}
At this moment Crenerlesped across :
small ravine, ,cut through the sand By "a
rain-water flowing from the acclivit!
above, and, resting bis pistol upon
crippled arm, fred 1t Currey, woundi
him fatally. He fell Crane WAS .
dissrmed and Bowie advanced cautiot
upon him. Clubbing his pistol be stI
Bowie over the head. IS be avoided H.
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Cure for Hog Cholera.

A correspondent Of the Kansas Far
mer says: "a farmer in this county ex-
tensively engaged iE the hog business,
here and in Marshall County, and who
has suffered from the loss OF over one
hundred hogs this year, has q remedy
which be says 10 so simple and costs so
little, that l hope oil our farmers will try
it and report your success. My inform.
ant breaks box of concentrated lye
into o barrel of clean water, and when
the lye is dissolved gives 1t to the hogs
ss drink. A neighbor Who had lost
some 200 hogs this season, tried the cure
with entire success; every one Of the
hoss got we'll and none have sickened
since. He says he bnd hog in his feed'
ing lot which would weigh 400 pounds,
so near dead that be thought 1t useless
to try 10 save him, but second though,
said, try anyhow. So be rolled him on
bis hack and poured, pint OF the liquid
made stronger than in the barrel, down
his throat. and In less than an hour The
porker was on his feet cracking corr
nearly as lively as usual"
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wThe following testimony from

EThe following testimony from
Neal Dow, the foremost champions of
the Msine prohibitory liquor law, ought
to be conclusive as to the futility OF
prohibitory legislation In the suppress
ion OF the liquor traffic. 1t has been on
trial In that State for % years, and this
is what Mr.. Dow now says OF the re-
suit:
"Whiskey in Maine is carried In small
bottles In the pockets Of the liquor sell
lers and dealt out upon the sly; it is put
into tea-pots, placed upon the kitchen
shelf: it is built into the walls Of houses.
In Tin cans, with q small rubber pipe by
which to draw 1t off; it is concealed in
bottles in the bed; it is concealed In
bottles under the floor, put there through
trap that can he only reached by re.
moving the he'd, it is concealed in small
fiat bottles in the ash pit under the ovens
OF cooking stoves; it is hidden in wells
attached to strings fastened some inches
below the surface OF the water; 1t il
buried in manure heaps; it is concealed
under the floor of the pig-sty; 1t Is bid
den away upon the fiat roof Of .th'
house, access to 1t being had only by I
ladder through . scuttle; 1t is hidden il
attics, under the floor, and 10 cellars
buried in the earth "
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OZARK ITEMS.
OZARK, OHIo, March 4, 1881.

SLAkk, OHI0, MdrCu q, l0ol.
There was sale last Saturday at Mrs.
Browns, of this place.
Mrs. j. Smith has moved back to
Ozark.
Miss .Tenie Hines returned to Barnes.
vile last Saturday.
Miss Matte Yockey, one of the teach.
ers Of the school at Jerusalem, visited
her sister, Mrs. Grisell, Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Katie Hess, of Beallsville, is
visiting At her brothers home In this
plsce. .a
Miss L Sampson, from near Malaga,
has been visiting her sister Mrs. H.
Adams. She returned home last Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel West, OF Wash
ington county, we're visiting friends in
Woodsfield and Ozark during the week
Mr. Lewis Elliott has been visiting
bis sister in Washington county. He
returned home to-day.
Mr.. Devaul, of Jacobsbprgh, one oil
the saw mill men received the sad intel.
ligence Of the death of his wife yester.
day He started for home on the first
train.
Mrs. Adair, mother OF Mrs G. p
Wilcox, is quite sick.
We regret to announce that DR.. Stew
ard, OF Jerusalem, is very sick at this
writing.
The meeting closed Friday evening
in Jerusalem; seventeen accessions. /.
School closed to-day Boys are hap
py Certificates presented at the close
Of school show W E. Slack and J.H
Pugh to be the champion scholars.
e"~s-.s. QUIZ
Received too late for issue of Slt
inst.-ED SPIRIT
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Ayaluable Cline.

Householders and Others win be glad
to hear of q very permanent glue-s
chrome glueAwhich 10 made BY an sds
mixture with commoi, glue Of one part
OF acid chromate. Of lime in solution to
Eve parts OF gelatine. The glue. made
in this manner, after exposure, 10 insolu.
Bile 10 wafer, and can be used for mend!
ing glass objects likely to be exposed 10
hot walter. It can also be made Availa-
tle for ~ater-proofng articles, such "
sails OF a1nings, but for flexible fabrics
liz is not suitable. A few immersions
will be found sufficient TO render the ar.
ticle impervious to wet. 1t 10 necessary
that fractured objects should be exposed
TO the light after being mepded, and than
warm water will have no effect on them,
the chromate, Of lime being bet,er. than
the more generally used biromate Of pot.
ash.
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Nervous Head ache. Periodical

Nervous Headache, Periodical HeSd.
ache, Neuralgia Headsche, are cured BY
DR.. METTAUR'S HEADACHE AND
DYSPEPSIA PILLS. Price 35 cts.
John Randolph used to wear . blue
riding coat aud buckskin breeches In The
Senate Chamber. He nearly always
rode to the Capitol, attended BY black
servant, who Was - well mounted az
himself.
Cstter's Little Liver Pills are free from
all crude and irritating matter. Con.
centrated medicine only; very small
very easy to take. no pain, no gripping
no purging.
/ Milburn. the blind preacher. says tha
Carlyle in conversation foretold III
downfall OF Louis Napoleon, whom h
likened to an opera singer whose oper
house was soon 70 Be blasted BY an earth
.'quake Of God.
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Explorer Stanley has been heard from.
The French traveller Savorgnsnde Brszsa
saw him at vivi lsst November. He
was veil at that time, and said that he
expected to be in the Wilderness until
some time In 1880.
"My soh 10 troubled with weakness
in one Of his legs; what shall ] do sor
it2' inquiries an snxious parent in Be.
rea, Ohio. Perhaps Che shortest way
would be TO see the girl ind ask her tV
cit on the other knee for awhile. tss
LYDIA E. PrxHAx's vEorrAstr CcM-
POUND will at all times, and under oil
circumstances, oct In harmony with The
laws that govern the female system.
Address Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkhsm. ss5
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for cir.
culsrs.
A youthful contributor sends the fol.
lowing sample effort: sbeans 10 q YeEu.
tuble What gros in . place called lbossof
which is Che hub--they are composed
of one part skin, one part pork, ant
Ieight parts air, they srs tsty 6llil
Especially II you eat 'em dry
+ A coquetts came out Of fancy good
Istore loaded with purchases. sYou hat
renewed your provision," said 4 rival
'l"D0n.t speak OF 1t. ! hate quite rnine
, mvself! ! have bought thousan'
thfhgs do not need, among others, si
tooth sbrushes." "Ab, one for eae
Itooth," said The other sweetly.
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Surprise parties are coming into vogue
again. The persons who are surprised
issue, the invitations through friend.
Hate Kane, . lawyer OF Milwaukee. is
petitioning the Legislature Of Wiscon.
sin TO pass law directing the appoint.
ment Of female Deputy Sheriff, with q
yearly salary Of $500.
An old adage says "the best Is always
the cheapest" this applies with special
force to Denig's Cough Balsam, since
no other remedy begins 10 equal It fol
the cure Of cold. Sold by al drug
gists, 55c. bottle.
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worth Remembering.

Now that good times are again upon
Us. before indulging In extravagant show
1t is worth remem bering that no one car
enjoy the pleasantest surroundings II in
had health. There are hundrede Of mis-.
cradle people going about to-day with
disordered stomach, liver or kidneys, OF
a dry ,.hscking cough, and one foot il
the grave, when q so ct. bottle of Par
ker's Ginger Tonic would do them more
good than all the expensive doctors and
quack medicines they have ever tried
1t always makes the blood pure and ricl
and will build you up and give you goot
health at little cost. Read It In anothe
column.
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Workingmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after . winter OF relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthen.
ing to prevent an attack OF Ague, Bilious
or Spring Fever, or some other Spring
sickness that will unit you for seasons
work You will save time, much sick
ness and great expense II you will use
one bottle Of Hop Bitters In yous family
this month. Don't wait.--Ba,lingtex
Hurkese.
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A "Reminiscences Of Colonci Bowie,

= AsOAAAnASc0ACo Va OOiOucl 1OWlcs
A memorable conflict took place upon
the sand bar at Natchex, Mississippi, on
the 18th Of September, 1927. A fs1d
had existed for years between Two par.s
ties of the parish Of Rapides, Louisiana,
on Red River The principals in these
parties were Dr. Maddox, Maj.Wright
and the Blsnchards on the one part, the
Curreys, the Wellses and the Bosles on
the other. ~ .,ss4se
A challenge had passed between DR..
Maddox and Samuel Wells, and meet
ing arranged to take place near Natchez,
| in the State OF, Mississippi. 7Hither the
parties repaired with their friends: II
was agreed that no person should be
present but the conbatsnts, their seconds
and surgeons. The place sof meeting
was large sand bar, Immediately below
the upper bluff, near the city OF Natchex.
The sand bar, at low water, is OF con-
siderable width, bordered above and be-
low with forest growth on the opposite
side Of this bar were stationed the friends
OF each party one of these parties was
somewhat nearer the corhbatants than
the other. Col Crane was'fhe second of
Maddox Between him ard James
Bowie and Gen. Currey there had long
existed deadly feud, and GONE months
before this affair Gen. Currey shot Col.
Crane With shot gun, on Bayou Rsp-
ids, disabling one Of his arms.
The parties to the duel approached
the spot selected for the combat from
different directions. The preliminaries
we're soon arranged. The combatants
took their positions snd exchanged two
shots without effect, and the difficulty
was anicably adjusted. saFN nica.
Bowie was just 10 The edge of the
woods With Gems. Wells and Curreyj
armed with pistols, Bowie carrying :
huge knife. As the dueling psrty started
to leave the grounds, Bowie and party
started to meet them. The friends Of
Maddox and Crane onl,he opposite side
OF the sand har, seeing this, and being
furthest from the party, started on a ruu
to meet them ss soon ss they should
reach the retiring .combatants. Gen.
Currey was the first on the ground close.
ily followed BY Bowie. Curret Imhedi-
ately advanced upon Col. Crane Sndn nve-O
marked, "Col. Crane. this is good time
to settle our dificnlty,p and commenced
drawing his pistol. Bowie did the same.
Crane wss armed with brace ofduelibf
" - -
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sARDIs NOTES.
SARDIs. OHIo, March 8, 1881.

SARDIs. OHIo, March 3, 1881.
Ed SPIRIT: The health Of the people
in this community has not been very
good for several weeks past. There hal
been several cases OF scarlet fever and
diphtheria, but owing to the skillfu
treatment of DR.. +. j Roe they are all
recovering.
Oar schools taught by Prof. James
A. Watson and Miss Libbie Martin, are
prospering finely. The winter term
will soon close.
Mr.. Patton Thompson, has purchased
the blacksmith shop formerly owned by
Alex McGrew, and is carrying on an
extensive business.
Also the shop carried on by A. Lit.
ton and Sons, is doing a good business
The stores under the supervision ol
j NJ. Good vim, N Brennan, Neuen,
schwander and Hyer, W. NJ. Havely,
and S. Suter. are selling goods rapidly
Rev. Darby preached In the NJ. e
Church on last sabbath evening from
the text And all that believed were to.
gether, and had all things common.
Mr.. John NJ. Dunn has been confined
to bis room for several days with Ery.
sipelss, but is improving now.
Our wagonmaker, W. L. Windland
is kept busy.
The Touring mill, under the super
vision of C. A Walters, has not been
running for several days on account oi
some repairing which had to be sent to
Wheeling, but it has started up again al
this writing with large amount of worh
to be done.
John B briggs. OF your place, was
here this week attending law suit
Some Of A. R. Briigenan's property
was considerably damaged during The
recent food
DR. II. c. Brannan has returned home
from New York City.
Mr.. s. Schoolcraft is happy. Its {
girl and will remain as q permanen,
boarder
Mr.. Alex McGrew has been laid uE
for several weeks with heart disease.
James A WATSON, Attorney at Law
and Notary Public, will practice in Mon
roe and adj lining counties. Office on
Muskingum street.
DR.. T. J. Rne, has purchased lot OF
Main street snd intends buildirg on i
soon. Yours dc, NC
THE above letter came too late fo
our issue Of the 9th inst ED. SPIRIT
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starving Cattle in Montana.

3D. faRI uisPatcn 70 Dostou 1eteio.
An extract from aprivate letter from
gentleman in Helena, Montana, says :
81 fear I9shsll lose all my cattle and
sheep. / paid forty-6ve dollars per ton
for the last bay / got for them. This
territory will lose at least one.fourth ol
all its stock. both cattle and sheep. The
snow 10 most places is three feet deep
and often from nint to twelve feet. Cat
tie which have sufficient remaining
strength will often follow load OF hay
coming into market fifteen or twenty
miles with the hope Of catching stray
bit. The streets are full OF dying ami
mails. Fifty died -the other day all in
one lot just outside the town. ] feat
this last sno~ will finish oil. 1t has
showed every day for seven days"
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I. r. FARQUHAR. N. D.

Physician and Surgeon,
Ofioe Ind residence In the Walton property.
WOOD SiFI-ELD, % H o.
Having located as the above place, offers his
Professional services, where hs hopes By
close attention TO business to merit public
con6dsncs, and patronage.
Chronic Disease rit' receive specisi
attention. - " may4,.6v
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Mean of Her.

II declare, I'll never 60 to another
matinee as long as live" said young
Mrs. Guffey the other day, throwing
herself into 3 chairsand tanning berseli
Indignantly.
"Wasn't the play goodi" asked CUT.
fey.
"Oh good enough, I suppose; but
that disgusting, stnck-up Mrs. Difen'
derfer sat below me with such lovely
bonnet on that ! couldn't hear word
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Let us look once more ct Raymond
Harconrt's home. tits evening Lucille
is seated in her boudoir With her lovely
Two year old hoy playing at her feet.
She Is the same Lucille Of old, with per-
chance fuller development Of beauty.
She siis there lnusing, her hands clasp
ed, her iipl wearing sweet smile. Ray.
mond stops on the threshold to contem.
plate the picture, which is to him more
beautiful than any in the world; then he
crosses softly over and imprints kiss
on Lucille's lips.
"Of what 10 my darling thinking ?"
"Of the goodness Of God and Hi
mercies." she replied reverently, as she
lifts her happy eyes to his fond, adorins
ones.
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ID R. b. ID Il N n L e .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BEALESyrLLE, ON 70.
once In the ARMSTRONG property. r
Z aprso, ,'1sr.

Dr. j. w Az,
sPhysicisn and Surgeon,
ELM COVE, Rashington Up, Monroe
~ rseC Coaaty, OHIO
Ar calls promptly attended TO. during the
Day or night. ~ fsbzS.'ss.
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PHYSICIANS.

w. EO ST r r., M. ID.
Physician and Surgeon,
Malaga, Monroe County, Ohio.
july l, 1871.
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,WN: SMITH, JR., PfdpfletoF.
ssa ss W0OUsE'IELD, OHIO.
I'LL. ~. .seod and safe horses, new bugeiss
~ eli, ,kinds, and e prepared . furnish !.
90 publie aeod. turuouts 81 short notice, ,snd
chssrssy eslys Fsasonsbis Bills, Stable On
.Chuyph, street. .pssr his rssidescs. 80
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DIR. d, l.. STEWARD.
Physician and Surgeon,

All calls promptly attended during the day
Or night Once one door south Of Stont's
Hstsl. 70 as4g sprl3, 's0rl. !
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The days and weeks few by, through
Ithe hot, sultry summer, with it's soft,
dreamy languor, It's blazing, heated days,
Tits still moonlit nights, into the damp,
yellow autumn.
Lucille Harcourt had accepted with q
graceful ease her position, which her at
tainments amply qualified her to Gil She
Ipresided over the mansion Of which she
was mistress, ,scrupulously fulfilling every
Requirement. While RAYMOND bad grown
Ito love his beautiful wife with passion
which, compared to his fancy for May
Chester, was the deep earnest love OF the
|msn--not the weak, passing tancy of the
school boy.
j His love burned the more fervidly BY
reason OF its rigid suppression. for Ray.
mond dreaded the scorn which he
Thought would fash in his wite's superb
. eyes had be shown any sign OF his love
at the mere touch Of her garments q de
! licious thrill rushed through bis veins
land flled bis heart. He escorted her to
the balls and receptions where she reign
leu U6iIoY ouu AuOtito uosos usSonSo
THAT the cold, stately man s her side
loved her 90 passicnately. She proudly
repressed and tried to ignore the love
toward her husband that filed her owr
heart, ,deeming It . weakness to scknowl
edge passion which she thought was
unsupported.
I'VE have received cards for Msy
IChester's wedding" said Lucille to be-
husband % they we're on their way ont
evening TO hear the strains OF "La Som
nambula."
"Have wea" indiderently responded
her husband.
Il And Lucille In the solitude Of be
room thought bitterly. "How we'll b.
hides bis feelings under the mask Of In
difference. Oh, God, help me to cruel
'out the love that is In my heart" AM
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PnImon


Grand remedy Tor Coughs Throa, ard hang
diseases Sold by druggists and ne proprietor
Price 50 cents a. X NEIL RI
H., N Fave.te street Baltimore, Nd.
Baltimore. Sept. 8, 1850.
Dr. r. Neaes t22 ~ Fayt's 81, Baltimore
Ni Dear Sir. have been suffering for over
two wears from Pulmonary Consumption and
hav, tried am kinds of medicine at gn expense
of over two thousand dollars without amy de-
cilcj relief had terrible cough, lost my APP
pe.ite. and could not sleep at night. Last June
wa. recommended 20 try your Pulmona. -
Since that tire have been using H. and NY
couch is stopped / slccp we'll ard Rave a good
apuetite / heartily recommend n % amy one
SUFFERING with lung disease. W istins Noa an
'''''' '''' VI. A. WILSON,
y. " cog Huntington and Charles street ave
MUGS. or 2l7 and pa W. Pratt street
The UNDERSIGNED ami numerous others cheer
fully recommend the above:
Res. A T. Gibson w. d.. R'y. D. ii. Carroll
Rcy Vim. - Edwards. ID. d., Rev. j. j. e.
Webster Rev job a. Price Rev. VIM. NJ Us
born. Rev j. II. NJ Lennon, Rev. 4. :. Hank,
Row I. ID Herring. Rev T. W. Crowley, Rev.
u Henderson. an of Baltimore, Nd. Rev. T.
Foster and Rev George Y. Leech, Of Washing
Con. d. G. Rev Jan-> Gamble, HasertoWn,
Maryland
From Hc Pt'or ~ Her'o1 ircuic r. q. Church
Baltimore january . looo,
Dr. T. h. Mctcc-Drar Sir. have used the
Pulm1na" ir nav family ilrsevere bronchial
rrooble with decidedly beneficial results
Respectfully j. JIG. WEBSTER.
oct 90 'Sl-Gm