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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-02-07

"Are You Going To KISS Me?"
Frem The Belfast (Me) Journal.
If ever I 60 into new locality again,
/ will study up my geography better
than did this time; for my ignorance
got me into q most uncomfortable po-
sition. As the boat neared Sanford, I
was standing with others on the deck,
when avery pretty young lady came up
to me, and with q sweet smile on her.
face, looked into mine with q pair of
lovely eyes, and asked: Are you going
to kiss me, sir?" fsome one had offer
ed to lend me ten dollars I could not
have been more surprised, and hardly
knowing what to say, and in order to
gain little time. gasped out, Pardon,
Min. what did you ask?" ! felt that she
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-02-07
The Conflict.

Between diseases and health, is often
with cheap and simple remedies for such
common disorders as coughs, colds, &c.,
than to run the risk of contracting q fatal
disease through neglect. Dr. VIM. Halls
Balsam is sure and safe remedy for all dis
eases of the lungs and chest. If taken in sea-
son it is certain TO cure, and may save you
from that terrible disease, consumption. 1t
has been known and used for many years
in America and it is no exaggeration to say
that it is the best remedy in the world for
coughs &c. Ask for DR.. VIM. Halls Bal
sam for the Lungs, and take no other. Sold
by oil Druggists.
The Lanesboro, Rochester & St. Paul
is the latest railroad project.
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Daughter slavery.

From the New York Letter.
Perhaps the most complete form of
slavery to be seen in New York is slav-
cry to ones daughters. All literature
has paid homage to woman, but in our
age practical life does it.
The New York wealthy man has
daughter or two. He pays but little at
tention to them while they arc children,
but it suddenly occurs to him that they
are growing beautiful. His wife is sure
Of this fact and she begins to dress the
girls while they, ara still children in all
the elegance Of princesses. They are
sent to dancing schools, to riding schools,
and to the finest seminary and put in
the opera box, allowed to know what is
going on at all the theatres, and carried
to. the watering.places, and
before they know ANYTHING of
their country they are sent to Europe.
where, as my friend, the consul, who
has just arrived, says he has seen girls
not II years OF aye provided with ward
robes of Is to 30 silk dresses, with hose
of variegated silk, diamonds in their
ears, and everything that life ought to
yield toward its termination they are
satiated with upon the very Threshold.
With fine food and wine their complex
ions become elegant; they are seldom
away from the dentists q week having
their teeth fixed. The most cosmopoli-
tan society is introduced to them; and
they look down with Indifference upon
the boys of their own age; or, if they
marry by an act of nature, soon upbraid
their husbands for not keeping up the
luxury thei: parents spoiled them with.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-02-07

Browns Bronchial Troches for
Coughs and Colds: 4 do not $50 how lit is pos
'ible for public man to be himself In win
ter withoutsthis admirable aid -Rev. r. IL
Dozens. POcnSSef MnsS
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my worthy friend and neighbor,
Whence comes that smile serene?"
20, I am now thrice happy
I've found it. CARBoL1NE."
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have been a severe sufferer fro Catarrh
Tor the past fifteen years, with distressing
pain over my eyes: Gcadu lily the d sease
worked down upon my lungs. About q
year AMI q half ago commenced usi q
Ely 3 Cream Balm, with most gratifying re-
suits. ana am to-day apparently cured. q
g. WARREN Rutland w.
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Shun tho Phone

Montaigne, The French philosopher, shun-
ned melsncholic and sour-visaged men as he
would the plague: Aliens Iron Tonic Bit.
tiers remove all traces ofmelancho]ys nervous
prostration and physical debility. One trial
Is sufficient. All enuine bear the signature
of J. P. Allen. St. Paul. MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-02-07

fure COd-Ltvcr Oil made from selected liyerz
On the sea-shore, by CAswELI. HAZARD Il Co. New
YORK. 1t 10 absolutely pure and sweat Patients who
nave once taken it prefer it to all Others Physicians
market. ~ 0'1' 4"
=, Chappcel Hands, Face, Pimplcs. and ron eh
Skln cured by using JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made 6v
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Miss Martha Jellison, who had taught
school for sixty years, died in Ellsworth
Me-, the other day, at the age Of SO.
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Will Always Keep II III MY Home.
DR.. WARNER:-D.ar Stl-I was very we'll
satisfied with the medi' .ne you sent me, and
alter using that and few bottles besides,
will say that it is one of tbs best remedies
ever tried for Coukhs and Colds. and will
therefore recommend it highly. And will
always have your White Wine of Tar Syrup
In my house as family me@idine.
Yours Truly,
Stanton, Iowa. REV. c.. G. KArrsHoRN.
He Found it Good.
H., Dr. y; C. D: wansEHmDes, ST. got bot
found it most excellent. It was very pleas.
ant to take, and I was greatly benefi ed nv its
use. Hautzdale, Pa. REV. A. HEDGREN.
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Are You Aware

Parker expended $1,000 0 in improve
menta during 1898
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Are You Aware
that q Simple Cough often terminates in
Consumption? Why not be wise in L. me and
use ALIENS Lung Balsam, which will stop
The disease and prevent the fatal conse.
luences.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-02-07

Not costly medicine, Is doses Piso's cute
or consumption for Is cts.
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My daughter and myself, great sufferers
rom Ca arrh, have been cured by Ely's
Cream Balm. My sense of smell restored
and health greatly improved.-C. NJ. STAN.
LEY, Merchant, 1thaca, N. Y. easy to use.
Price SO cents.l
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The Catholic Bishop ireland, Of St.
Paul, Mimi; is one Of the most lii.
lefatigable, practical and successful
:emperanco workers in the United
States.
Dr.Thomss' Eclectrio Oil WON'T cure ham
outit will cure colds and coughs; II it doesn't
The druggist will refund to the purchaser
cheerfally.
4 piece Of stout rope looped at one ED
will cure horse thieves and bank thieves CT
their evil ways. DR.: Thomas' Eclectic Oil is
a equally efioacious agent in the curing of
bruises, burns, bites, scslds, cuts and wounds
Of any ssrt. Try It aud Geo:
Dr.. Thomas Electric Oil ''makes pain
hum" That is Whist Thos. G. Rad Of 80
East Swan street, Buffalo, N. Y, Gays. He
suffered from Rheumatism several years,
when the malady yielded to Electric Oil like
frost In June sun.
Edward S. Rowley. 222 Twelfth street, Ds,
venport, Iowa, says that 'as remedy for
Oatsrrh DR.. Thomas Electric I'll stand, at
the top" Mr.: Rowley didn't distort tho
truth particle:
The editor of the st. Thomas Times ID. T.)
says he would not do without DR.. Thomas
Eclectrio Oil; Mrs. NJ. J. Fellows, Burr Oak,
Mich, PRAISES it highly for colds; E. L.
Meader. Delaware, Iowa, calls it the best
hing in the world for asthmatic brorehi.
nS:
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The Elk Point creamery shipped eco, 900
pounds of butter last year.
Wells May Apple (L;ver) Pills. 10c.
"Rough OH Toothache, instant relief. 15c.
The "Rough on" Tooth Powder. elegant. 15c
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"Buchu-paiba." Great Kidney and Urinary Cure 81
Trough on Corns," for Corns, Warts. Bunions ljc
Wells Health Remover cures Dyspepsia, Impotence
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the case with most Of the new branches
Of farming which have been introduced
within the last fifty years. 1t you look
around it will be seen that previous to
that time It was not expected or required
that farmer should be man Of hard
study AZ we'll % hard work. But the new
enterprises and plans Of farming require
the fullest exercise Of both of these
powers Of man to keep abreast OF the
push and energy Of the agricultural and
commercial world, both of which are
now required to be mastered to insure
euccess.-Des Moines Register.
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The latest discovery of COAL is six miles
from Letcher.
Rough on Rats" clears out Rats, Mice. 49,.
Mother swans Worm Syrup, tasteless. Csc.
"Rough on Coughs'' Trochas. 15c; liquid, sec
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Georgia has 1922 convicts, mostly ne
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04

brought 20 trial, aud Why important Wit
nssses are allowed 20 absent themselves
when most needed Mr.. George III lisa, who
has for a long period drawn ono hundred
dolsrs per day for legal services and has
accomplished nothing beyond shielding OF.
Tenders, could, with propriety be subjected
10 some careful scrutiny with probably
beneficial results, IL Is about tine mat
this rasoslly crew should be turned out
There lie something rotten IN the depart
ment Of iustee ana very rotten a, that. ~
has prosecuted people al the south accused
OF polltlcal offences for the double purpose
OF making political capital and 10 give lu'
cratiye employment 20 dlsrepntAble law
ysrs. Lawyers reeularly paid by the gov.
rFnment seem TO be insufficient, Dlstrict
attorneys must needs b. assisted by lobby
Ing jAcklegs rom Washington and the peo-
nla are hesced Ia the most scandaloua man
ner. We hope Mr.. Hufd will have AZ in'
ve.tigation OF the practices aud methods ia
use. IL some OF these precious seoundrels
could he put IN a secure penitentisry Tor u
term OF years the tone Of official life will be
perosptibly elevated. % tOleburne Tele-
gram
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04

Honesty Is the beat policy In art, as IN
any business transaction. l have neither
dude patrons nor employees, No suicides
on account OF being carloatnred ~ my
studio. My constantly Increasing CITY and
transient patronage ~ guarantee ma,
quarter OF n century OF study and labor W
4 make a speciality OF nolhing but ilne Work,
ami offer no premiums for siltinss' The
.gork have on exhibition In my own pro-
ducIion. l do not follow, hut lead. Those
who have been particularly unfortunate ~
not obtaining Satisfactory photos are invited
10 call snd have sittlnRs. No money &C.
oepted for work not wholly satisfactory
w. MCCLELLAN, Artist,
100 Main Street.
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whe IL Mrs. winslow?

"
As this question is frequently asked, W.
will simply say that she is lady who fol-
upwards OF forty years has untiringly dee
voted her time ana talents as female phy-
stefan and nurse, principally among chill
dren. She has especially studied the con-
stitution and wants of this numerous class,
and, as a result of tins effort, and practical
knowledge, obtained in lifetime spent as
a nurse and physician, she has compounded
a Soothing Syrup for children teething. IL
operates like magic-giving rest and health,
and il moreover, sure to regulate the
bowels. In consequence of this article Mrs.
Winslow is becoming world.renowned as a
benefactor OF her race; children certainly
DO rise up and bless her; especially Is this
the case In this city. Vast quantities OF the
Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used
here. We think Mrs. Winelow has immor-
talized her name by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands ofchiid-
rem have been saved from an early grave by
its timely use, and that millions yet unborn
will share its benefits, and unite in calling
her blessed. No mother has discharged her
duty to her suffering little one, in our opln-
ion, until she has givsnit the benefit oil Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try II, moth
ers-,ry it now.-[Ladies Visitor, New
York city. Sold by all druggists. 70 cents
q bottle.
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iis,rrn ygarssga

ff'fffN itsfH tAe
The physicians employed ~ Mrs, Louisa Mea-
don Wsstheld, Mass Informed her that she was
rnst rnf" with rOr snmuilon and that the up er
rart ui futA Lc- luI 90 acre u lf' a. .ti iu'cf'''
She hhd cough, b marriage, nirhi.swtais q.
scNrIc pain ln hrr Jugs tiCr VI lthl q the
uue he began using bT schruck, Mtdlcllgi,
was only 100 pounds. "a room had good ap.
petite, her hemarhagr ceased. nor cough be-
came lnOser aud flu4l dis ppeAIed thu grad
va ~ gained IN neah until her weight was ] N|
her recovery. She concludes her letter Ia Dr
hfuek by saying ~ am convinced that had
consumption, and that your medicines cuitd
me. / shall be pleased W have any one who il
afflicted % call on me-"
NJ, J. Bond, drugg,t of "osileld, sayg ~
am personally ntqualupd with Ms M'adon,
and was while IN was 20 sick bellows all
she says Ia hlr certificate to Dr. sohenck " be
tue
Road the full account Of her case on pHgo a.
Dr. sgheuCks Cook ON Consumption.
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M. Lnui.c PInntc. of woou.ool-et. II

-Four yes-s ago ! was taken vita NOR
rhsre OF tnt iings and ! was sOon afitr a
taesrd with all ,ho sympioms 81 contul ptiuu;
cough night sweats, los T appetite, aud ~, ~
-. OF flesh. was sblv ~ 40 aus wOrg
overa year. D leve cuhsunp ion 10 b, hft-
editary in my Q mily. ss I have lost two sit rs
and one brother by The disease. Nr Nafmau-
din an acquz'niauce who lives In hrs place.
,old me that NE hsd been greatly bench ted by
the use Of your medicines. and advised zoe 10
trv them. 1 used the rulmauic syrup Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandiakv Pills until was
entirely well II Is ow two years 81 c, my re
covery, aRd l have enjoyed gooi health ever
since"
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pt,,Iack parr,

Who II well known HsA steamboat captain on
The Ohio River WIS cured Of bleeding from the
lungs by nr. schenoks Medicines. His hem
0fragcs ser, 90 bad ~ times 'hni no was ia
good health sinoe his euro. never having had
any return NJ lung dbra,o or bleeding
g. u. hfObrck. prominent drugghlot kooh.
ester pa tays that hO knows o. the ease OF
cant PAIR ~ well as many others that nave
b. CA cuf,d hy Dr. scheuckH Mud.cin,r. Capt
PARIS hddftfs 10 hOchrtt'f. Pa,
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Rev. uepry Morgan

Was cured ~ cousuu pilon, ia IL woist f0ini,
~ Dr, sohcneks Medicines, over twenty years
ego H. satemtni n published m br
Someone's book on Consumption, keieirlnL -
which, In a letter u Or. schsnch, dated req.
ith, 1850, he iays, THE forvenltg hter was
wilton 10 pr 6ch1nck many Yvsrs ego, can
only say that my laugs wcre lhon y, rieoly
cured. have had no rciuFn ~ herofrhagt or
lung lltneulty from III I dag % this
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04

hosndhlis
Is the great southern remedy Tor the cure
OF 30 ofulous taint, rheumatism, Whlle
swelling. govt goitre, consumption, bron.
ohitls, nervous debility, malaria hnd all
dis,ases arising from on Impure condi-
tion Of the blood.
Certificates can be presented from many
leading physicians, ministers, aud heads OF
families throughout the south endorsing
Rosndalls Ia the highest terms, We are
constantly in receipt OF Ger, ihottes at cures
from the most reliable sources, and we do
not hrsilate to recommend u as the best
known remedy for the cure OF the above
dlaeagpg
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Mercy J, Taft,

Was cured Of consumption. She resides at Tx
bridge Mass Her mother writestp Or schenck
As fellows, june lth, 1851. II oeliev that my
daughter had cens umpuon OF the lungs. and
that the useot your mrd cine saved her life.
nursod her through her sickness and she was
SO bad for a long time thst We had no hope OF
her rec very | can ly add that the account
she gives Of her case is true In every pacticu-
lar For fun history of Miss Taf's case. see
DR. rchenck's book on consumption. page 20.
We seud IL fr g postpaid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04

No name Is better and more pleasantly
and widely known than that of Mr.. j. a
Pozzoni For years he has made bimseli
famous by the elegant perfumes and com
plexion powder that bears his name, the
latter having found its way to the bellies Of
Paris, Germany and London. Everybody
admires beauty in ladies. Nothing Will 90
more to produce or enhance II than use OF
Mr.. Pozzon's preparations.
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a.. Nnrniandin

writ's from WoolfoekeL X | ! have Doen
cur "a Of what believe g. have been liver COM
piaiut In IT. worst foi m. which before got re-
lief affected my lungs quite seriously Wa so
weak tuatI could not ~ NJ stairs without help,
aud was cOnhntd to tue nouic To- many weeks.
My kynptums were continuous oous h, night
sweats, raising Of matt Z sfeAkoi with blnod,
urcness ~ the lungs ans NJ The pit Of the stom-
teh, which was much swollen AZ lm .. sinse
cine. 10 - great many, among Others 'Aiy VINO
had what every one tuppOsen Ia be consumption
IT the lungs Tor four years, she has eulfcly re-
coyorrd by tho usu Of then aud - now strong,
beAlthy woman" Mr Nnrmaldin here refers
Ia Airs Louise plaute, whose case WI have men.
Z ortd Mr. kHm andin now liNss Al No, yoo
High street. Providence " |,
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Mrs. !. Y. Wellington.

Who resides nj No. II Tremlut street, Cam
hridgepO l. Mass was Cufcl Of consumption by
DR. s'hcncEs me dicineH over % years ago. The
last physician she employed before using them
informed he. sister that she could live but u
faw weeks she has been 10 good health since.
Read very interesting letter from her In Or.
Schcnck's Book on Co SUMPTION page 20. This
book is sent free 10 all applicant
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". D.. Partridge. ofAthoI. Mass.

Writes to DR.. Sghenck March 9th, 1880 soon
after my discharge from the army ~ 1868, | YVES
attacked with all the symptoms Of thrt dread
disc ase-con' UNI tlon. was soon reduced from
ms usual weishi-of l55 pounds 10 % rounds.
was tod by several physicians Of Worcester,
Mass. that my lungs were badly diseased ANA
that hey could do nothing for me. None gave
me any hone Of recovery and Que OF them said
that one of my lungs was entirely gone. con
tuucd In use your m dicn'S uuu was en-
trely cured My present weight il 100 pounds.
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was cured OF consumption in 1872, md she has
#.mnIusd la good heath sine. Her husb ma
writes lo D. schcnCk september l3th loNi on
Augu.t 10Th l,.H my wife was token q Wn " IN
] O. 4licd IN one Of he pest O G.
for. iu On, county. lie attended he az iaiLh-
rtl.v ~ amy man could, dol yoyu nv IN ms
unwrr b vi she got worse evcly day la OeiOpcr
I called In auotntr doctor. They both aid she
.r.ti.l not uns,lhly live for Hnc had cnnsump-
lion, and that her longs were uea,ly gone she
VA. al this time the IN 50 lt1I obj ct any per-
SON had ever seen, a uer cot nAsion coughing
aud splitting larg- quantities q mtuer, ~ was
the opinion oil tn dIc'orl ttd she could not
liz. i've duyB BY chance ! got one OF your
10 ks. describing many i niar cese, end their
cure. A. once got yonr Pulmonc - run, X a.
weed Tonic aud Msudrhgt Pllls. She immedi.
niely began To imprt W from their use, ! slew
days she cot 80 she could lay down and sleep, .
hing she had not done since she was hrtt taxes
sick her appetite improved aud never sh"such
a wonderful change ABOUT tns
ist Of lure she comm ced TO attend TO her
house hold duties and hAs tonuuued " DO so
ever since. doing all the cooking
and sewing for herself ana our
Ave childien She looks b it,r t0.dsy than she
has for ten years o" / VII cheeriuliy
answer all induiriOs that may b. m de OF me,
whether by CORES pondence ~ p rsonhil!t ara
can rereI TO thirty or fory persons OF ne high-
c.t standing In this community. wnp will voueh
aud Tulmonic Syrup. ! was entirety ,ured'
! believe In aud recommend your
Medicines. as I believe they saved my me-
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Residing AZ ~ Washington street. boston, Mo-
writes tn Dr Schenck mat " n lsal Nhsln'
ormcd by my physician that ! had uonsninp-
Ion and that my recovery from the di case
womb be- very doubtful, AS | was naturally
SOAK and thut Consump ion WAS hereditary IN
our family. ] was al this me confined W my
nod most Of the time " Mrs Young WIS cured
boy M use of Or heuck's medicines, aud mas
had gOol health since,
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Writes TO Dr. scherck. May 10Th, 1881: Il have
been cured Of what three OF the best physci0n,
OF this city told me YVES consu uptlon OF the
lungs by the use OF your medicines" Mr..
nopkn case IL n vefy Interest," one, and we
ak you to read his full stat meut in DR..
rchenck's Boot page A. Mr. Hopkins resides
at No . Howell street
Mr.. II. l. Leith. druggist No. 2S2 Main street,
Providence says referring 10 Mr. Hupkiu'scHse:
"Iic WAS considered q nonsumpuvo IN the last
stages of the disease by ms physicians and
fri, d. and believe that his recovery Is en-.
trsly due to the use of DR.. Schenck's Ne dcines."
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j. +. Smith &c Co., St. Louis-Gents. We
have been sellingyour Bile Beans ana ohlll
AND Fever Tonic Tor some time. They have
given entire satisfaction, ami we can cheer
fully recommend them TO those who suffer
from bliousness and all diseases oil the
liver. Truly
III. & T.. BsPLIgGHoFF, Druggists,
Van Buren,, Mo.
For sale by nll druggists.
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Mrs. Ellen T.. Butler, 90 Elm stree
Charlt stowt, Mass.

SAYS: Tighten yc r. ago ! was 80 sick WIN
what my physical rs . ouounced consum puon,
that Meth, my friends ,r myself thuusht u
possible Z, 7 me to recovs was Induced To
call on DR. Scheuck ih b. TN, VINO. 'itcr an
Examination said that my rings were SQUAD,
and that my cough aud olher symptoms We're
caused hy my liver which was V ~ much swol,
Ion took TIE pulmnuic 81 rup. Sea Weed
Tonic. aud Mandrake ! lis ~ directed, ana was
cured"
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- ". Manning,

OF the arm Of Manning & Leonard. dry goods
merchants, Of Putnam, CDan.. was compelled TO
give up al business being afflicted with bTon.
uhius lie wHs cured Ia shor. time by Dr.
Schcucks Pulmoric sprup.
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Julius Boyden.

or the firm Of Boyden & whriden. Gro ers. 10
54 Moth Main street Pruvtd'nce, sas ni,
charged from the army in 1851 IS az incurable
cnpsumrtve rs discharge reads ADV reed
siege Of consumption Of the iunss- &c ~
cure b. pr rcn, ncks Medicines 60 ana e
him. Mr. Boycen formerly lived At south "s'-
pole. Mass.
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Thomas prapcr, proprietor Of the Brook
n. III. AAn- LnI- .Nln mud
Peter Christopher,

AfIera long course oftreatmcnt with cod iyeroi',
dnring which he was c,nsta tily growing worse,
concluded to u g Dr Sen, ncks medicine. IN
a shot time his cough henau easier and ne
was eventually Gu ed. He saws, " was tod by
several h Siciaus that ! could / ct live three
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