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Corrected.

Miss Anna Johnson, of 2t Front street,
Columbus, Ohio, says: 81 suffered from
an aggravated form of constipation and
indigestion for several months. My fam
lily physician tried all kinds of medicines
and pills, but to no effect. l began to think
my case was q hopeless one. A friend of
mine Mrs. Elvira Redmond, of East Long
street, this city,, called, and seeing the con-
dltlon l was in, recommended me tc try
your MANALIN. Imust say l had but little
faith in the medicine, but after had taken
few doses l was convinced that MANA
LIN was the medicine for me. After
had taken one bottle was entirely we'll
OF my complaint. / consider it one of tic
best remedies for constipation / have ever
used. have several friends who are us
ing it. They think it an excellent remedy.
recommend tito all who are afflicted
with constipation or indigestion. Any
one doubling this statement is invited to
call on me at 2 Front street"
MIR. Milton Knots, Urbana, o., writes:
Last November one year ago was tax
en- sick, and called in our family physician.
He examined me and said had symp-
toms of typhoid fever. He gave me
medicine for two weeks or more with
outany relief. began to think that my
days on earth were fast closing in. /
saw at once that his medicine would
not reach my disease. Just as was about
to conclude that would have to die, my
daughter brought me one of your pamph-
lets. noticed a case whose symptoms
were like mine, and PERUNA and MANA
LIN had cured him. Iconcludcd at once
to try it. Iprocured one bottle of PERU
ma and one of MANALIN, and took them
as directed, and before had used the two
bottles began to receive strength and
gain in flesh. I finished the rest of the
two bottles and continued its use until
the third bottle was used. When they
were used could cat anything I wanted
to and go about my work. / consider
that il 1t hadn't been for your PERUNA L
would have been in my grave. Parties
wishing information can write me at the
above place. / recommend your medi-
cine wherever co."
Mr.. John Il. Davis, Moundsyille, w.
Va, writes "I have been handling
your PERUNA ever since its introduction.
All who have used it speak highly of its
curative properties. l consider it q reli
able remedy"
Mr.. George Fisher, Portsmouth, O.,
writes I am handling your PERuNA,
and having good trade on it. 1t gives
splendid satisfaction"
osll4, ,'s4Y.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY E. MCCOY. John G.. Mccoy, Charles
Iy1 G. Mccoy. Sarah ]. Mccoy, John Hanna,
formerly Mary E Hanna. and her husband,
and Willism l.. Mccoy, whose residences are
unknown. and William Track who resides at
Proctor in the county of Wet8el. West Vir-
ginia, heirs at law of John M. Boughner. de-
ceased, will take notice that Stephen Bough-
ner. Administrator of the estate of john ",
Boughner, deceased, on the 18th day of Jan
uary. A. d. 1886, filed his petition in the
Probate Court within and for the county of
Monroe snd State of Ohio, alleging that tho
personal estate of said decedent is insufficient
to pay his debts and the oharges of adminis-
tesing his estate; that he died seized in fee sim.
pie Of the following described real estate situ-
uate in said county. to wit: Lot number fifty
in Suppes addition TO the town Of Cameron in
said county; that Mary Bcughner. as widow of
said decedent. is entitled 10 dover in said prem
ises; the prayer of said petition is for assign.
nent of dover to said Mary Boughnsr. for u
sale of said premises, subject to suaA dover
estate, for the payment of the debts and char.
gss aforesaid,
The persons FIRST above mentioned will fur
ther take notice that they have been made par
ties defendant to said petition, and that they
are required to answer the same on or before
the 9th day of May. A. D 1885
STEPHEN BOUGWNER,
meH10. .e6tE. Administrator az aforsaaid.
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Poor Tim.
Detroit Free Press.

They said the train was an hour be.
hind time, and that Information made us
all feel put out and annoyed. There.
fore, when q how of about ID, poorl,
dressed and having trampish look
came along the platform asking for finan.
cial aid to get him down TO R OIL
the train, we were waiting Tor, II was bul
natural that one ard all replied:
III YOU wantto go to R take
the dirt road! You look as II ycu were
used to ,rampingr'
He bad no saucv word In reply. When
he vent and stood in tie light of the
windov, and saw how be, shivered in
the cold wind, and how worried and anx-
ious he seemed to be, grew ashamed
OF nv gruff words saw two or ,hret
others look him over as ! had done. and
had no doubt that few felt as did.
ought to have walked up to the boy and
said:
"Here, my lad, II you really want to
60 down to b, I'm willing to help
you Take this half dollar. How hap.
pens IL that lad Of your age is cold,
ragged, hungry and away from home
and friends ?
But didn't. I edged toward him.
ashamed, and yet not quite ready to ac-
knowledge II to him, and all OF a sud.
den he disappeared. I reasoned that be
bad gone up the hill to the village, and
that his pretending to want to 60 to
R. was oil trick to beat honest
men. When you reason that way the
heart grows hard pretty fast, and you
feel . bit revengeful. We talked the
matter over-four or Eve of us-and the
conclusion was that the boy would die
on The gallows
Well, the train came along after awhile.
and II was mo ing away, after brit
stop. when piercing abriek, followed
by shouts and calls, brought US to stop.
Somebody's been run over !" called
voice. and in . moment the coaches were
en- pied.
Yes, somebody bad heen run over
had leg cut of above the knee by one
OF the cruel wheels. Who was it2 How
did it happen It was our hoy-,he lad
who was TO end bis days on the gallo We.
He had ciept under the coach to steal q
ride on the trucks. There he was, hav-
ing only few minutes to live-bis face
a. white az the snow-banks-his eyes
rowing from face to fsce-his lips quiv.
ering as twenty men bent down and
spoke words Of sympathy
"Who are your" asked the conductor.
"Timr'
"You shouldn't have tried It,"
"But I wanted to get to R-so had
l was up here to find work, but nobody
would have me. and yesterday l heard
that my mother was dead |"
"But any body would have given you
sixtv cents to pay your fare"
.Oa, no they wouldn't! ssked lois
and lots Of men and they ssid ougb,
10 lie 10 Jail I-I-wanied --"
There We were-the half dozen OF us
who had repelled him with insult-wrung
his young heart still more-sent him to
his horrible death under the wheels
We dared not look into bis face-we
even sbunned each other.
II he could only come to pass again
III Heaven would but send him back
to earth aud let him siand before US as
he did that winters night-but il is too
late!
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GUARDIANS SALE.


TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Monroe County, Ohio; made On
the tgsh day Of March, 1855. In the. case Of
Y B. Hill, Guardian Of Anirew hesker. an
ipbscile, against his ward, the undersigned
will, on the
22d day Of April. 1885,
at y O'Clock N on the premises, offer at public
sale the following described zeal estate. stu
ate in Monroe county, Ohio, 10 wit:
The southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section three, township four Of
range four containing E3s Ash thirty nine
and four fifth acres.
TERMS OF SAbs-0ue. third cash on the day
Of sale; one third in one year and one third
in two years to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold, and thedeferred payments
to bear interest at the rate Of per oentum,
payable annually,
H. B. HILL.
Guardian of Andrew Iseker.
moh24,'8Bw5.
SpRldGs L. briggs, An'rH
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A LIEN g. MILLER. who resides in Chi
~ cago, State of Illinois. will take notice
that on the 2lst day Of February. 1885. H. r.
West filed in tAe Clerks office Of Monroe
county. Ohio, his petition against you and 9th.
srs, asking that a judgment obtained by the
Monroe Bank against Hollister. Miller d Noll.
as principals. and II R. West surety, July g.
1877. for $3.50 40. be revived in favor of said
II. r. West
You are required to aaswer said petition on
or before April 25, 1885, or Judgment win b
taken against yeu. ID. Il. WEST.
feb24, T5t7.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CATHARINR TERMAN and Louis Teeman,
" her husband. whose plaos of residence
and pestofGoe address is New Martinsvile,
Wst.el county, West Virginia; the heirs Of
John Haught, deceased, whose names and
places of residence are unknown, and the
heirs of Levi Haught, deceased, except Ja-
cob Baught,) whose names and places OF
residence are unknown, will take notice.
That on Tuesday. the Sd day Of March, 1885,
George 8. Algeo, as Administrator of the
estate Of Tobias Hausht, Sr.. deceased, nled
his petition in the Probate Court Of Monroe
heirs of said Tobias Haught. Sr., deceased,
alleging that the personal estate of said de.
sedsnt is wholly insufficient to paw She debts
Of said deeedent and costs of administration
and praying for an order and decree OF said
court to sell. for the purpose Of paying said
debts ana costs of admiustration, tho real
estate Of which said Tobias Riught, Sr. died
ssis cd, situate in Monroe county, Ohie, and
described as follows: The north part OF the
east hsF of the southwest quarter Of section
Eighteen, township two of range Eve, oon.
tanning sixty eight acres more or less.
Yen are required to answer said petition
on OF before the 9th day Of May, 1855.
GRORGR s. AL@RO,
A&mf Of the estate Of Tobias uAueht, sr.
deceased.
mchl o, ,'85t7.
W. Z. MALLORY, ,lAtty.
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Don't 70 around looking Tor asw IL
pour neIehbor's eyes, bat keep yesr own
apscks we'll dussea. and watch the corn
ss % ysaf own side OF the street.
ban -DRAiEAsR casses much sickness,
tad hood and improper action Of the
liver and kidnsys 10 bad drainage to the
hsusu system, which RnIdock Blood
Rittsss pensdy.
Ths mere believers love God. the
more they love enc another; % the lines
of circle. the nearer they come to the
s.,tsr the nearer they como to sseh
etAer.--Ckarnsck.
"Ah. Dudley, I understand you are to
be congratulated. Isthe fsH ono pretty ?"
mo, cant ssy she is."
Wood ngure !"
sYes, bout . million. Life
Those unhappy srsons. who sutser
isoE nervousness and dyspepsia should
zee Csr,er's Little Nerve Pills, which are
Asde expressly for sleepless. nervous,
dyspept,c sufferers Price M cents, oil
druggists.
An Oakland obituary notice refsrsed
10 . decessAd citizen % having '1gene to
. happier home" The widow Is about
bringing Q libel suit. These Oakland
women sre too sensitive for anything =
Hnn TraHeiscs Psst.
Though getting upon The police force
nay be sure cure for insomnia, 10 does
pot follow sbss eettisg run In BY them
sill cure 3 man 81 the habit Of sleeping
y church when the collection s being
tsksn up.
II hes been discovered that 4. Church
man iuveated the game Of draw poker
We steays had our suspicious that 9
ehurchnsn hsd something to do with
invsating that game, n depends so much
"a liberal CONT ifbatiess to keep It run.
Aisg.
The daughter sfs New York mil.
uassiss hss applied fora divorce on the
sseuud thss her husband bssely deceived
kss. He assured her that be was 8
seschman, bns since marrying him she
IA discovered that he 10 only an edi.
~. We didn't suppose there was such
Strand Of hesrfless villsiny abroad in
the land --NsDristsvn Herald.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

4 CCOUNTS and vouchers hxvs been fled
"a in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, BY the following Administrators, Kx.
soutors, and AssigneeS 10 wit:
Second and final account Of Christian Web
Der Execusor of the will Of Frederick P. Web
Der. deceased.
Tenth partial account of William Beard
more Guardian Of Isaac T. Beardmo:e minor.
First partial account of Oyrens Burkharf
Guardian Of Mary J. Burkhar'y miner.
First partial account of Lynch Assig-
nee Of T. l. Twinsm. an insolveut.
Third partial account of Iarael Waller
Guardian Of the minor heirs of George Kreig,
deceased.
Sixth and fnal sccount of John Jeffsrs
Administrator of the estate of Hannah p.
Hutclison, deceased.
First partial account Of J. B. briggs Exf Of
the Will of Daniel Neuhart. deceased.
First partial account Of Frederiox Bertram
Guardian eff tho minor heirs of Christopher
Kindelberger. decreased.
Second and final account of Jacob Neuhart
Admir- of the estate of Philip Neuhsrt. decd.
Second and final account OF A b. Covert
Adm'r of John 8 Davidson, deceased.
First and final account OF Henry Neuhart
and Frederick Changes Administrators OF Leon
ard Neuhart. deceased.
Fourth partial wcount Of Simeon Ell Guar
dian of Elwood ]. McHugh, minor.
First partial account of Catharine Davidson
Admir- Of the estate Of Alfred A. Davidson. .decd
First and fnal account of Simeon Hill as
Executor Of the will Of Emily Hill, deceased.
First partial account of John NJ Hill Guar
dian Of David and Zachary T. Hill. minors.
First partial account Of Philip Rose an Ex-
scutor af the will Of Henry ]. Rose, deseaseds
First partial account Of Charles Twinem ~
Administrator of the estate Of John Dyer, deed
1 First partial account of Charles NJ. Aesssrly
as Executor Of the win of John Messerly. .deod. !.
First and final account Of David Hyer as
Guardian Of the property of William B. suter.
q minor.
Second and final account o. John Jef{srs a.
Guardian Of Elizabeth Tiembly. m imbscile.
Any psrse. Interested may nle written sx.
ceptioLs to said accounts .r any fem theresi
on or before the lst day Of May A. D
t885, when the same viii. be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed
Of A. J. PEARSON.
aprl4'ssws. Probate Judge Y. CO,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

4 AIRY z. HAlzLIP and Elihu Haisiip, her
M husband, John W. Lawrence, Andrsw J.
Lawrence, Amanda J. Lawrence and Klixa A.
Lawrence, who reside 4. Hickory H'll In No.
rien couuty, Illinois; and Sarah C. sinpsou
and Robert Simpson, her hasbapd, ! who reside
at Loogootee In fayetts county. lllincis, viii
take notice that on the llth day Of March.
1885. }. 7. Doughsrty, ~ Administrator with
the will annexed Of the sststs Of 1sssc Cline,
deceased, nled his petition In the ProbstS
Court OF Monroe county, Ohio against them
and others. the object and prayer Of which
is to obtain IN order to assign dover IN the
premises Of which said Isaae Cline died
seized and an order 70 sell Che ssh premises
m accordance with the last will and Testament
Of said Isase Cline, deceased. Said lssas
Cline died seiaed q :Ss following described
premises. to wit:
The s.uthssst quarter Of the Aostbsasg
quarter Of section twelve. township I've d
range six. ~t +,
Also, the northwest quarter of ths nssth
ssst quarter same sectisn, township snd Sanes.
You are required TO answer said pstitisn
on Or before the 9th day Of Nay, 1885.
n. DOU0HRRTY,
Adnisisarstef With the Nfll annsxsd Of Isaac
Cline, deceased. Bv
mchl7 ,'sst7.
sPRIaGs DRIGds. A+tys.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

COLoMON SIMMONS, residence unRnowv.
~ will take notice that on the 18th day n
Martha 3. simmons nisA Asnp ~
tition in the ooart Of common plsn Of Men,
roe county. Ohio. being cause No, 2s7G.
praying for . divorce from, sid soisuon
simmens on the ground Of willful ABSENCE
from said Martha 3. eimmons for the psriod
Of three years. MARTHA Z. SIMMONS.
By sprisgs 4 Driuss, Asy Ats'yA
mehl0, ,H5t7-
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We want e. say . word 70 the men,
women and eirls wbo work in stores,
r6lces and factories. There sre hun.
srsds OF thousands Of you In the country.
Very few OF y"u are we'll. Yos are
shut up TOO much and exercise too little
In ihis say you. get sick. Your blood
b bad, your digestion poor, your head
efssn sches, you don't feel like work.
Your liver, sts mach and kidnevs are out
- order. Psrker's Topic has cured
hus6seds Of such cases. l. 10 pure, sure
end pleasant.
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Beecherian Philosophy.
Easter Sunday Sermon.

Easter Sunday Sermon.
"Why shoald we hold back from
death 2 Why shonit we mourn Tor
those that are departed7 The bud oi
last autumn is blossoming this spring,
and shall the autumn weep because its
buds are going to consummation OF
beauty Z The children that you have
are not 80 near yOu as the children tina,
you had, and that now have you in crys
ialine memory in the heavens, and they
that are going forth ont of life are moi
going forth out OF life, but into life"
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Young Lawyer.

Bobby begged bis msmma TO buy him
6run.
II sm sa'rsid. Bobby" she replied,
s,hai " ] we're 10 huv drum grandpa
might not like II very WE'LL"
That wouldn't make any difference,
nsnma," Bobby argued. "cos, you see,
tie dsum amt for grandpa; it's for me" /"
This conversation occurred . good
many years seo, sDd Bohby. Who to now
. msa, - prac,icipg Law successfully in
Rhilsfelphis.
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He Had No Anxiety,

HC udu NO Auxt6Cyf
Detroit Free Press.
81 hear your wife's left you, Mr.. Biff"
"ya-as, 'Riab's gone
Left for good q
"Ya-as, 'Riah g left for good
"Don't 1t make yen feel kind OF apx.
ious r
mo 'Riah was q woman OF strong
determination. ! ain'r 90 no anxIeties
She won't come back
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Bismark and the Royal English.
London Truth.

1t 10 no secret that the German Chan
ceilOr entsrtsins keen dislike tcr The
members OF the English ro,al family "a
dislike. moreover, which is largely iinged
With contempt. ANY school boy to
lse Macaulay's phrase, ought to know
'6at ever since Prussia be came q nation
its sovereigns have never hesi,ated to
tumble over their royal relatives in the
interests OF their country, ROT have they
svty scrupled to rob these unfortunates
OF th'ir private fortunes il they had the
chance OF ann King them.
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TRAINS run daily. FDaily except Sunday.
All trains between Columbus and ncin-
natl run through without change Of sass,
connecting in the Union Depots with all di.
vergirg lines.
Through Tislcsts are sold By Agents Of
this line to ali psrta Of the United States at
the Lowest RAtes.
For Rates, Time Tables and information,
call, OIL, B. 4 O. Agent.
8. p. PEABODY, ". Z. RBPPRRT;
0enr Sept, Gsn'l Pass. Agent
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Monroe Common Pleas
In Partition.
David w. Cooper, Plaintiff

W..
William Cooper OF d, DAfsodausss
THE defendants NargsrsstG Misohsll, Reie,
i snJ, Cooper, whose place Of residence
y unknovp;'ohn \ Cooper yAmss q. Cooper,
Nsncy Wells, violinda Tilton and Francis \.
CesYer, all Of whose place Of rssidsnev
Is Wellsburgh, Brooke county and State Of
West Virginia; Francis McKim whose place Of
residence is unknown.and William B. Cooper
whose piAcs Of residence is Cedar Rapidsy
Linn county snd State Of Iswa. will take nss
tiee that on March II, A. D. 1885, . pstiiisn
Was died against them and others In the
court Of common pleas OF Monroe county,
Ohio, BY David W. Cooper, ,whsrviR said Dav1d
W. Coopr demands partition Of the follow
Ing described tracts Of lands AL In NeufoG
county, Ohio, and Of which Robert Cooper,
ST., deceased, was ssizsd in fss simplsr
YIRsr TRACT.
The northeast quarter Of tfs nsst6sssg
quarter Of section twenty TX. township slx
and range six containing forty acres.
SECOND TRACT.
The soslhsast quarter Of the seuthssst
quarter OF section twenty seven In tewuships'
six Of range six In the District # lands sab.
ject to sale At Marietta Ohio. containing forty
acres and ten hundredths Of IN ssss.
THIRD TRACT.
The west half Of the northwest quarter q
section Numbered twenty. township six aaN
range six; and also, the soushwest Quartet en
section numbered twenty one, towaship six
and range six.
At the next term. Of said-oosrt tie said
David W. Cooper will apply Tor an erlsr
that partition may be made Of said premises.
The defendants above mentioned viii further
take notice that they are required 70 answsr
tde same on or before the leth day Of Nsy.
n d. 1855 DAVID W. COOPER.
mchl7.'S5tk HihintiR
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NEW HOTEL.

TTAvlNG purchased the Hotel property in
IL Malaga. Ohio, am prepared To offer
drst class accommodations to the travelling
public. %Specisi attention given to the
care Of horses. q Give me call.
deo30, ,'sAm4, F.F BgRKHARr.
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Nos /, 2, and run daily; all others
daily except Sunday. Nos Tend ran stop
on being tagged a any point on the road and
let of aud lake on passengers and freight.
CHAs: HOWARD;
Gen. Superintendent.
G. u WILLIAMS.
train. Dispatcher
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~ husband (vli'ss LADY, i, three
times 'hs man since using "Wslls Hesl,h
Rsasusr."
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Nighs swes ., lever, chi lh, nslaria,
dyspspsis, esrsd By "Wslls' Heal b Re-
sewer"
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Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsis. Sex
ssl Dsbili } ssrsd By ;"wsils' Hsal'h
Bsaswsr."3i
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Rsisgiar, irritation, sli Kidney aud
Urissry complaints cured By "Buchu-
raibs.
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Prevalence Of Kidney complaint in
Assriss. "Bucbu-psiba" is . quick,
complete cure. 81.
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Ifgeu srs failing. broken. xers on,
sd nervous, use "wslls' Health Renew
g." 81.
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Nsshsr swan Worm Syrup, for fs.
vsghhnsss, worms: sons ipstion: tastslsss.
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s.Rsssh % Dsntiss" Too b Powder
5ryit. lss
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CoKSkorloss--Toledo with all lines enter-
ing the city.
CONVICTIONS Fremont. L. & 4 W. r 3,
Clyde, I B 4 W r Z, Bellevue N Y C & st L.
R. Monroeville B & j r, Wellington c.
CC&IRR, Crsston N YP& o, Orrvills R B
CA& err, car and Pr W&CR 3,
Massillion. P Fw &CRR, and CL & W r.
R. Valley Juno ton Valley r &, Canal Dover,
C &PRR and C L & W B &, New Comers-
town. C & St L 4 R, Cambridge, 30 B.
R, Point Pleasant, C W&NY RR, Marietta,
C W&BRR.
". D. WOODFORD. JAMES n. HALL.
Gen1 Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agt.
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Ysr children, slow ia dsvslopmsas. pu.
~ sad delicate, uss"Wslls' Health Re-
sswsr. n.3s
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Ladies she would retain freshness and
vivssisy doat fail to 'ry "wslls' Health
HensWer.