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ssThe Sun Does MOye.o

The Rev. J. Jasper (colored), who insists
that 'the sun do move" is so popular i'll
Richmond, Va, that when stranger in
quires the way to his church, the dlrec-
tions are to take a car to a certain corner
and then follow the crowd. The evidence
of success of modern discoveries being
their popularity, follow the crowd to
your drug store and get a bottle OF Dige-
lows Positive Cure, which cures Coughs.
Colds, Consumption and al throat and
lung diseases speedily, thoroughly and
permalontl. Tri> bottles free, of p D.
.nNriS
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Ihe True Test.

IT man is hungry within an hour,
more or less, after q meal, he is a dys.rcr-
tic. II shows his stomach is not able to
dispose of what he has eaten. But to eat
and thus impose more. work is an absurd
ity. Take Dr.. jones' Red Glover Tonic,
which cures dyspepsia and all stomach,
liver, kidney, and bladder troubles. 1t is
a perfect tonic, appetizer, blood purifier,
a sure cure for ague and malaria diseases.
Price 50 cents, Of z. D. Lewis.
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in town and tall0 care of him. We started
to carry him, and stopped with him at
Hut Conner's house He did act speak.
did not know him at this time. I then
started up to town to get some parties to
take care Of him. ! went and took Dr..
Sylvester down. | suppose that it was
about half hour from the time ! frs;
saw him until the Doctor arrived. I did
not see him any time that day until I
found him 1yiDg IA the road. / c1lld not
tell that he had been drinking any. Don't
think that he was. Could not smell anv
liquor about lin.
JAM15 LANTz.
WESLEY II. CONRAD.--I am IS years
old. knew Thomas Davis when J saw
him. Mr.. LantZ came to my house On
Wednesday evening, about o'clock, on
January 3D. 1884, and said t;iat there was
a mar lying down in the road, about two
hundred yards from my house. I put my
boots on and followed him down, and
found man lying On his back in the mid
die of the road. We picked him up and
started with him to WellstOn. James
LantZ then said he was dying. I then
said We had better take him INTO my
house, as ib.was the nearest at that time
l then told james Lantz to go after the
Doctor and Marshal, to see what to do for
him, and with him. DR.. Sylvester came
down. but the man was too far "one-he
could not get aim to take anything. We
had done all we could to bring him t., be-
fore the Doctor came. 1 think ne lived
about Is or 30 minutes after the Doctor
came W. II. CONE T.
DIR. v n. 81 yESTER'S REPoRT-i ann
81 years Old. On u Wednesday evening, the
% day Of January, 1884, ] was called TO
see Thomas Davis, at Hut Conrad's. 7
found him in an unconscious condition,
IN fact comatose. Could not be aroused.
Partial rigidity Of the whole system, ap-
parently fro / tonic spasm. Teeth
clinched, eyes detected to the right and
fixed. Heart beat almost imperceptible.
Extremities very cold. Head and face
had the appearance of being actively con-
gested. He died in about twenty minutes
after my arrival. / believe from the his
tory Of the case, which I learned from
others, that he died from the effects of
congestion Of the brain and spinal cord,
due to the exposure to cold to which he
was subjected. His general health hav-
ing been bad for q few days previous, he
had not the power of resistance to cold.
which resulted in congestive chill
WM. SYLVESTER.
DR.. w. Z. Williams made an examina-
tion of the body after death, which re-
vealed the fact that deceased Was suffer
ing from pneumonia on the day Of his
death, and that this, aggravated by OK
posure, resulted in death.
VERDICT, the undersigned Coroner
of Jackson County, Ohio. having duly in
quired into as to whom and b., what
means Thomas Davis, whose bo1y was
found in dying condition in the road
near |Veilston, On the 81 day Of January,
a. D. 1884, cams to his { lth.
After having examined said body, md
heard the evidence, 7 dc find the deceased
came to his death from natural causes,
induced by expos to the extreme cold,
he being il a condition of bad health at
the time 3. T. S1IITE, Coroner,
j. Co, 0.
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2she Waverly Watchman says that tax
payers of that county, who, by their neg
lect, got their names into the Delinquent
List, became angered at the Auditor,
Treasurer, and printers. One man waut-
ed the Watchman to stop the press and
take his name out. One never knows
what terribly bad fellows the Auditor
and Treasurer are until they attempt to
publish the Delinquent List. Every man
who desires his name left out of the list,
blames the officers for his neglect. One
young man who requested US to take his
name out, solemnly, and repeatedly de-
cared that it was the fault of the Treas
utter that the tax had not been paid.
Meantime, The Treasurer had been wait
ing, in his Office, ever since the levy was
made, to receive taxes. These little mat
tera.shou1d not be neglected.
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letter List

For the week ending Jan. 5, 1888.
Brown Pearl, Bustler Sade, Borders
Mrs. Francis, Crabtree MadisonS Claar
r., Clark James, Clemmons Charley.
Coop George, Dixon Iii, Dixon Sc
pban, Davis William, Eslitis Geo. w.
Emme1soa Frank, EuJanLs Dana 2,
Eddy Geo. W., Gurloc!1 fred, German
hrs. Sarah, Gilliland L. D., Guire NJ,
G., Howe Clas., Hovary T. W., Har-
per Miss Maggie R, Johnson Miss
Sarah, jerks LIeIvio, James Miss Ma-
~ e., johnson Mrs. Lucinda, Jones
hiss Nay care Of Williams s Young,
Keenan, James, Keller Geo. L.. Me-
B-aJsr J4mas r., LoI1itJeick Rob
ert, Milhoof Dan. Morrison Mrs. Su-
san, Montso-aogy Hiss Mora, Mock
Miss Mary, Iun1 L.ttis Moye Mrs.
T. J. care q Cyl-;ersl,ah, ETcNillen
Andrew, Matthews ll.ls Alice, Mann
L. D., Newl lad Emma, Merry J. J.,
NicIsl2an J L., Paaraa Jacob, Pcarce
z 7:l, poor5 HLgs. C.5z..-d=, Peer Ca
briel +. ?, Rorp CHRIST, Roland An
dreH, r ei2ards Samuel, Reynolds Joel,
RaiAen IFS. Emma, Riley Betsy,
EsoaI44 N,iI.ia..., Roberts t.ank care
OF Nat Goodwin, Stubbs Samuel,
Smith Curtis, Simmons Chas., Samson
Wm. H, Shan!s John, Sharp Miss
Ella, Simmons L[rs. Sophia, Smith
Mrs. c. E., Thomas F. S., Turner
Nose. Wiseman John, Williams Min
ME, Wiseman Geo. o., Weaver John,
Washington Harmon, Weslin Grant,
Wolfe, Mrs. A c., Wilson Rev. E. 3. Z
s. I. BALDRIDGE, P. M.
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Tie Sprl Globe gives an az cunt
Of the escape OF Frank Lasley from the
Cincinnati Sanitarium, whittier he had
baen sent in the hope OF curing him Of his
appetite for Intoxicating drinks. Iraia
got widow !. : of Springfield to send
him telegram stating that his father
was dying, and that ne must come home
in >charge of a keeper, Immediately.
Franks "grief' on reading the fatal mes
sage, is said to have been touching, III the
extreme. He was sent with keeper
whom he lodged by jumping from the
train in the suburbs Of Springfield, but
e.as afterward found in the house of the
widow, when he was band-cuffed and Ia
ken back to Cincinnati.
Frank will be remembered as having
been ranting around here on several occa-
sions. acting like "a wild man. He is said
to be "a good fellow when ne is SOBER
That is what is said of all Of the young
men who are ruined by the brutal dog
gery-keepers..
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SATURDAY AtoRNING.


DEAR MIR. MAcKLEY:-l hung my
Thermometer cut on the verandah this
morning al O'clock, and it was 20
below zero; at 5:3G it was % below,
"a at o'clock i was 2: L Is i.
u tho:o that has i barometer in s:4a
same case, and is supposed to be cor
rect one. | have another instrurent
Of the common kind, and il was ::
shade higher. A gust Of warm &is'
from the open door made them almost
jump six degrees up. which showed
that they were wide awke.
i. /. HUuHE5.
OAK HILL, O.
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We met a man on the street. a few days
ago, who was bundled up to the eyes,
shivering, and hurrying along in an at
tempt to keep from freezing. On address
ing him, one of his first remarks was
fear OF the failure OF the ice crop
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He was strict disciplinarian, was this
teacher, and when the pupils would bring
candies and sweetmeats to the school,
would show his displeasure by compell-
ing the pupil to disgorge, while he gorged.
She was very naughty little girl, this
oycYho brought a fine picked cucumber
to stabol, and though she tried to hide
the coveted morsel, the hungry eye of the
teacher soon espied it. To see was to eat,
and soon there was vigorous crunching
of the cucumber--"Ach! Bool Ow-
yookp and he danced around like ner-
vous man with the toothache. The bad
little girls cucumber was made cut Of
2OH11.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Price, ana sons
Earry and Willie, ard Mrs. J. III. Mack
les> Mrster Harry and Miss Laura, made
New Years visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Shrop-
shire, of Samsonville, and enjoyed splen-
did time, as all do who go that way.
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A Waverly man, here a few days ago,
does not believe the Sheriff of Pike re-
CARDS, with favor, the possibility that he
may be called upon to hang Laban Ste
phens. Never mind, Sheriff, wen lend
you the old machine, and you can cart it
over and do the job up with very little
trouble, and no danger of failure.
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Lot 81 IL j. h, Darllng's add. Coal
ton $1,000.
Wellston C. & [. Go. to Geo. W.
Doughty Lot 16 in Wellston $112.50
Same to Same Lot IS in EVeilston
1880
Elizabeth Barns to Wcllston G. s.
I. Co. 10 acres III Coal and tYashiDg-
ton Tp5. $500.
VIM. /. H:nshaw qua to Casperk
Haines P5, out Lot in S ! Of Jack
son $3.50.
Z. D. Leach 10 ,saac Byers SO acres
in Washington Tp $50.
", B. Cherington, Sheriff, 10 Evaa
Clones Lots 45 & As ia Vargtn's
add. to Jackson S78.
Charles Fl. Peters TO w. Il. lar
camp ct al Z J Lot 766 in Wellston
$1,000.
J. A. Stanton to S. B. Downward P5.
Lot 649 in Wells5on 5000.
Same to Same Lots 551 and 552 III
- H.. COCO
- 80 80,
.o -l' = 'ei'1'' 80 " ~ 81 ero l. . -'''' u
~ go III - , ! = .'oo,
= -.--'r,,''' 1 1497 ~ '''''' ~ -'1' = i
- = :, - -,
- - ( = z. 80. =, - III ~ 600 ",,,
go, Z az T1 70 IL 9ls' 'on n ( = A'o0'
''o' L. r''o i'e>''' - - M ns'F'',''i'
~
c,lNI ll-lIl : = - - y, ~ % 80 80 :. ~ c,,-n
Snoao -''' - -'' 4-''
@oUbo2
Nj. l.: Jones Trustee to 3. Z. An
ttGoH '>; - \ : 123u L '9o3.
,l5sEu@ Do"narl To- ,Em. RaSiand
40 ceres i lit ety T., S;5G.
VIM. Vaughn to ,Jno. W. johnson
Los i il Yauenns add. to jackson,
$500.
lbs IT W;Iso, r. Ionisa Cass
Maxwell lot s in the town of Coal
ton. $3.50.
VIM. Brown to I. H. Mccormick
the W j of Lot I in Raysyille $50
Andrew R2y 10 Ellen Il. Mo'g gan
Lots :, 5, 6 and - Todd isoys add.
to Glen Roy, Sc.
John hemay 10 John Basqulll Lots
13, II and Is in Lemays add. to Coal
ton, $50.
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C. Gillian, representing the large Hss
and Shoe manufactory and Jobbing
House of W. Tkrne & Co., Cincinnati,
will soon visitthe IAerehants of jackson,
with very, large line of samples, includ-
ing their elegant line of Custom-lnade
Boz xand Shoes. twill pay the mer-
cx4nts TO withhold their orders until they
saS his samples. 2
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Greatest Bsrgains Of the seesor!
AT CHESNUT'S.

We viii offer this week the remainder
of our fine stock of Cloaks at cost, and less
than cost. You VIII also find Jig bar
gains IN Dry Goods ard Notions, IS our
stock must be closed out rapidly.
JAMES CHESNI-T.
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The following persons paid sub

The following persons paid sub
scriptions last week:
W. A. Steele, jackson, O.....5 90
George Pugh, Jackson, o.. : 90
John Price, Jackson, O....... 90
John Il. Price, Jackson, o.. 1 90
B. I. Price, jackson, O....... 1 90
Mrs 7. ], Price. Jackson, @, I 90
Thomas j. Hughes, Jefferson
Fee, O......~............ ! 90
7. D. Jenkins, Jackson, o.. / 90
G. w. Shots, Jackson, Q .... z IS
e G. Marsh, Banner. o.. j 90
3. Fl. Washam, Jackson, o.. I GO
john Fl. Harding, jackson, 0. / 90
Louis V,onschriltz, Jackson, @. 1 90
T. P. Sutherland, jackson, @, / 90
W. 7. Evans. Jackson, o.. 2 %
Stephen Morgan. Oak Hill, o. / 90
Frank Yerian, Williamsport, 0 so
]. III. Davis, Linn, o.. go. 25
VIM D. Evans, Oak Hill, o.. 1 80
jerry ] n bert, Wallace Mills,
o.. 9 90
J. A. Mccartney, Jackson, o.. so
". 4. Stephenson, Clay, o., = co
Stephen Harmon, Banner, O.. 80
JOS. Cummins, o~k Hill, o.. 1 60
Mrs. Beatty, jackson, o.. ! 90
J. II. Mccormick, Rays, O.. 1 90
John 7. Jones, Oak Hill, O.. 1 90
Solomo,. Jenkins, Neva, No. 1 90,
Milton McKinniss, Jackson, o 1 90
J. A. Roach, Ipswich, Dakota. 1 %
Thomas EasterliDg, WaYerly,
Observation-Disclosures. 50
Jonathan NJ. Davis, Clay, O., / CO.
J. III. Evans, Jackson, o.. i %
". Z Warwick, Chicago, I'll. 30
Pat Delany, Jackson, o.. IS
David D. Jones, Jackson, O.. l 90
John H. Valentine, Limerick,
" 81
II. Fl. Marshman, Jackson, o.. 1 90
S. M. Arthur, Banner, O..... 1 90
David w. Davis, Banner, o.. i 90
Mrs. J. F. Helphenstine, Coal
ton, 0. ........ ........... 25
II. NJ. Ewing, White, Mich. 90
r. W. Thomas, Jackson, o.. 1 60
G. FL. Rupp, Jackson, o.. / 90
Elisha Knox, Thurman, o.. / 90
Samuel McGhee, Berlin X
Roads, O.............,.... 1 90
Total for the week. .S46 S5
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Mr.. Jacob B%gnes, GAINESVILLE, o., says:
Browns Iron Bitters relieved my wife
of great nervous prostration. which was
SO bad she kept her bed"
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and the Forbes F,-.li;y. viii Civ enter
tainments al Jones Hall On Saturday and
Monday evenings, January 18TH and , 1T.
1t is rot necessary for Us to re@ler an
praise 30 this troupe, as they are h. WI
wherever people love igli ol;ie. OF
amusement. They viii b. greeted Mi.:l
iII,m@HSe crnWHs.
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1Er young friend Alex. Burchfield has
had the joke on US ever since the second
amendment failed. But if policeman
hadn't told Alex. it was cold on last Fri
day night, while he was sitting ON tie ice
near the Gibson House, he would soon
have needed second amendment" to his
constitution. Alex. believes in "every tub
standing on its own bottom" and keep
iRc cnOl
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Robert w. Swan has been employed as
saanager of the Telephone Exchange at
- place. Ro1ert is one of the very best
ofs6ur young men.
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Mrs. w. f. Hale returned on Sunday
from Cincinnati, where she had been vis-
iting for some time. She is in poor health.
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Ben. Branseomb Jr., skipped from the
chain-gang few days ago, and has gone
tQNeet Mac. Humphreys.
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We can, without hesitailGn, say thai
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup has given TIE bs Il
satisfaction. VIC have scll IN immense
amount of it during the past winter.
WALLACE, HILTCN & CO,
Druggists. Lock Haven Pa
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Mrs. Charles Dugan, Evansville, o.,
says: 81 used Browns Iron Bitters for
general debility and nervousness and am
now well"
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Charles Rhodes, candidate for Message
! Clerk il the Ohio Senate, had given up
the contest, and was ON his way to the
depot to leave the city, when he was sent
fof1y Allen o. Myers, a member of the
House, and notified that he had been
nominated, by exclamation, for Enrolling
Clerk. There's many slip between an
Office ard TIE { pot.
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Rev. LIZ. hopkins. OF Xenia, Ohio.
viii preach every night this week at
The Preshy terian Church, in this
place, at 1880 o'clock. All are invit-
ed
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For Sale or Rent,

A cheap house il Jackson. Inquire at
the residence CT David Gay;s :z.9S op
postte the Baptist church, Broad way
Street. 2W.
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A heated debate upon future punish
ment" was engaged in between two young
men in this place a few days ago, when
oIy Ii them-who had been ccntending
that there was 10 future punishment. re-
nyfked: eff there IS such a place as hell
I@ant to go there. want to see what
it is ike" Wen guarantee that when
this yonng man is stricken and dying, his
howlings, and pleadings for mercy will
wake the echoes Of whole neighbor-
hood.
A short time ago one of our prominent
yoUag citizens net little Urchin who
Was notoriously in the habit of begging
chewing tobacco. ''Mr. -" said the lit
tie chap, Il amt agoin' ter chaw any
. more terbaccerl" "Why, what's the rea-
son Of this sudden resolution asked the
citizen. aWhy. ven I git this yer chawed
up, won't want any more terbaecer!"
And he drew from his po cket huge plug
of Tobacco Antidote. This veteran slave
to the weed was perhaps ten years of age.
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OAK HILL, O.

Go to J II. KimbarIing & Bro. for Bar
gains III Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
Shoes.
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l. The sam Of two consecutive numbers is a5. What
the number?
?. How many different numbers can be formed from
the figures 122333iH?
s. sold article for more than it cost me- TO A.
who sold it TO for Sc, which less than # cost
him. What did it cost nc!
i. =, y and pasture equal number Of cattle
upon fed of which \ and are the owners-A, Of
acres, and 10 If pays $24 for his pastur-
age how much should Ii and 3 each receive?
s. What is the greatest nr1ber which viii divide
=, 4S CO. and ill., and leave the same remainder in
each case?
C. A hall standing east aud we. is 4G It. By p ft
and 121a #. high What is the length the shortest
path 4 fly travel, by walls and floor, from the
southeast lower corner 10 the north-west upper cor
ner? >
I. and d. have equal incomes contracts an
annual debt amounting TO IL of his lives on 4-5 of
his and at the end OF 10 years lends enough to pay
s. horse tied to a stake by rope z.l3 rods long,
can Craze upon just of ground. How long must
the rope be that he may graze npon acres
9. huckster sold to A, half the number of eggs he
had and half an egg 10 B, the half what
mained and half egg and to c. the half OF the
remainder and half egg more, and had dozen left
How this possible without breaking any and how
many had he at first?
10. From two different sized orifcss of reservoir
the water with unequal velocities. The orifces
are in size to g. and the yeocities the fluid
to and in certain time there issued from the
SCI cubic feet more than from the other. How much
water did each orce discharge in this space ftime
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The authorities should understand that
the people would much rather see Al. Cas-
tor at wori:, paving his fine and costs,
than to have him si.5iug in comic table
quarters, at the public expense. The dog
gery-keeper is meaner than the meanest
of his victims Why not put such fel-
lows on the chain-gang.
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Go to J. NJ Kinberling & Bro. where
you can buy goods fGr the next sixty days
at less than Haat their val>1e.
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EEOnaio stnnYf.

William Foster, deceased; will ad-
mitted to probate; widow elected 10
take under the will. No executor ap-
pointed.
G. N. Lackey, executor of John
Lackey; resignation and final account
filed; ordered publis led, and set for
hearing Feb. 2S.
Jane Powers, deceased; will fled
for probate; notice to next Of kin or
dered, and hearing set for Jan. is.
The following accounts were filed,
ordered published, and set for hearing
Feb. %, to-wit:
VIM. Patterson, guardian Of J. H.
Patterson.
M. Landrum, guardian of Smith
Landrum.
John E. Edwards, executor of Evan
r. Edwards.
Andrew J. Keeton appointed aG-
ministrator on the estate Of David
Keeton, deceased; bond $780, APP
praisers of personal estate, Geo. Rus
sell, James E. Lackey and John Hull.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Evan q. Jones and Maggie D. Ed
wards
Oliver Chaunell and Marand,.
Brown.
Samuel J. Lewis and Rebecca A,
Walls.
Will. Jones and Ella Estes (colored)
HarrN w Hath and R..lla Stnu1art
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VIM. Evans, dlayman, has been lid Up
for several weells with erysipelas n the
, leg.
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Will. Jones and Ella Estes (colored
Harry w. Heath and Belle Stewart.
HoAE.-fn calling ATTENTION to an AZ

HoAE.-in calling attention to an AZ
. advertised ia our columns. we,.:s.
pleased to notice an excellent sign IN
7'pgari TO it, viz: tina. the Testimonials
yeIatinS to Hoods Sars @p@Fit!a az
tfonl NJ EngIai:3 people, anI MAJ
.:~e frula lowell, the home Of tb1s
nsa3iciua. We are assured that i].a
*aie OF this article in Lowell, where :
10 best known, is wholly 1.preoetlen.-
ed ii. the anIsais of 'u..rl t&ry med
cinea. W. leave It ui'I, yon to dtt:,'r
as t. tii.s sr>,b ,bat,i.. II, iita = ~. artic;.
"iii, #tgc!1 :. s,.ii? +u'.Ai .E;}r-