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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-14
LADIES' JACKETS
AND
w RIPS

Tailor made Corkscrews and Kersey Cloth Jack
cts, with vest and without, at $3.50 and $3.50.
silk Beaded Wraps, solid Jet shoulders, at sAso.
Fine Imported Wraps, trimmed cut jet and lace.
at S1s.75 worth $50.
Misses White Suits. at $780, $3.50 and SO,
Ladies'. worsted Jerseys. Coat Back and Vest
Fronts, at 7Sc.
Fine Quality Cashmere Jerseys. CSC.
Misses Yachting and Sailor Jackets si.ss. sl.r.
$3.50.
Misses Al Wool Flannel Cloth Suits, Trimmed
Braid, at $3.50.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
POTTER, KY.

NJ. /. B. HutchisOn, of Cstletts.
burg. KY, is at tLis place gather
ing up tprkies for Thanksgiving,
We wish him success.
Al. Garter, our Circuit Clerk, has
gone to tske his position in the
Clerks office.
Miss Sadie Eoothes, OF Hunting
Ton. W. Va, is teaching a music
class here.
Miss Emma Frasbier ard Floyd
ADKINS, III Louisa, have been visit
ing friends here.
R. C. Mcclure, postma ter OF
Louisa, Coon Kinner, the assistant
postmaster at Kinner. were around
inspecting postoflices and quail
bunting last week.
We lhink the postmasters are
preparing their grip sacks for
quail hunting after tie 4th Of
March.
They are laying track on the
new change of road at twJ mile.
N. J. Dalton has returned home
from Ashland.
o. S. Loar and Son has gone to
BaIboursvilie on business trip.
Our public school at Hewlett
Branch will close Saturday, Nov
26.
J. NJ. Mcclure, made fiying trip
to Wayne last week.
Mr.. Eugene Pyies, Of Wayne,
is spending the last week of school
with J. NJ. Mcclure.
Success to the News, and Its
many readers. BLACK EYE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
GLENWooD..

The old reliable salt river packet
left here last Saturday night with a
full crew and cabin full Of passen-
gers, in command Of Capt.
The upper deck contained few la
dies and a gOodly number of gentle
men, while the second-class passen-
gers outnumbered the former, two to
one Many were our friends and
they bid us adieu, for they do not ex-
pect TO return until 1896. About the
time Of their departure a great many
of their friends had collected togeth-
er, to give them a farewell salute, by
firing with anviIs and all the old
muskets that could be procured for
the occasion. They took the NEWS
head lines of last week and sang:
Praise God from whom all blessings
flow,
The g. o. p. has got to 90.
You have got Us in a very bad fix,
But we will return in ninety-six.
Wesley Webb has removed his
stock of goods from here up TO his
new house. Since the removal Mr..
Webb has greatly increased his stock
of goods. as he has much more room
than he had in the old house.
The family of Mr.. John Mcclure
has been very sick. for some time.
While some OF them seem to be get
ting better. others seemto have but
little change.
Mr.. J. b. Webb is adding a new
addition 10 his housein the way Of
porch. J. c. Rife is the carpenter.
Rufus Jordan has removed to Dem
ton. where he and Mr.. Duyall have
gone into the goods business.
Calvin Holbrook, who has been
sick so long, we are glad to say has
got 50 that he can walk around. lie
has been sick for about five months.
RAMBLER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
SHELBY VALLEY.


Farmers are gathering corn,
which is a better yield than was
expected.
We now have preaching every
Sunday at the new church at the
mouth of Little Greek. Though
we are sorry to say that our preach.
E. The Rev. Jonas Whit has gOne to
to Elkhorn to stay some time But
his place will be filed By the Rev.
Dr.. Miller Of North Carolina
Wilson Damron has sold his
farm on Little Creek and will move
10 near the mouth Of Luckey's
creek. We ere glad 10 have Mr..
Dsm.on move TO our neighbor-
hood.
We learn that W. J. Keathley
will teach a grammar and select
school at Damron's Chapel this
winter.
DR.. Wrigbtsman, a graduate OF
Lebanon, Ohio, is trying TO build s
college at The mouth of the Long
Fork OF Shelby.
Died. last Wednesday. Nellie
Kinney, wife of Gown Kinney.
Toe fureraI sc vices were held by
tie Rev. Martin.
James D. Yates hiss gone to Ash
emp to haul logs.
Allow me to ask The following
question when, where and whom
was religious liberty legally pro-
ella med?
The election is now over and we
iearn that our republican frrends
ase getting ready 10 take trip NJ
the 'briuey river" When the boat
Is launched and starts up the bri'
ney river ssd bids her last farewell
10 the peaceful shore We think We
hear her ponderous strokes saying
go down, go down in defeat for
ever" Success TO TIE News.
RTr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

'rbohbs A EdIsoili who ...le6ps
but few hours himselfl SAYS that the
MAJ of the future may dc without
sleep entirely.
Mrs. Lsngtry will send to the
Chicsgo Exposition doll three
feet high Specially modelled to re-
senlble Der in face aud figure.
SIR. Glsds:one's physician 10 pat
ting still mere restraint upon him,
and insisting upon his adopting
every means of eeonomizrng his
failing strength.
Prof. Vircbow, who has jus; as
sumed the recter-hip Of the Berlin
University, believes in scientific
ratLer than classical studies for
young men.
Queen Victoria never drinks
more thu two glasses of either
champagne or claTet, and after din
ner her majesty is accustomed to
take a small glass Of Tokay.
Mayor Grant, Of New York, does
not approve OF women in public
Office. He declined 10 Teappoint
aT@. Clara NJ. Williams 10 tbs
Be-. Il Education or to sppoint
another woman to her place, and
he gives his reasons therefor.
Gen. Dodds, the victorious
French commander in Dahomsy,
has African blood in his veins, de-
rived through his mother. But .
circumstance. Of this soT: does not
detract from the esteem N which >
great man is held by Frenchmen.
There is scarcely apbthsr woman
in America Who mas teen 30 long
before the public and who is % lit
tie known as Mrs. Lucy Stems, the
champion Of equality for women
She is now siahty years of age,
and is younga in aTi earance than
many womcnSat sixty.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
sIN0 RoNarh sIOO.

The readers OF this paper will be pleas
LtO.earn that there Is at least one dread
c,i disease that scieirce has beei' able to
cure in all its stages and that IS Ca;arrii.
Halls Cstarrf Cure Is the only positive
cure nov known to the me,lical frater-
nifty. Catarrt being 1 constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treatment
HslI's Catarrh cure i taken internally
hereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease. and given the patient streught
by building up the constitution and A.
sistiDg nature IN dceing it, work The
iproprietors have 50 much fIiIn in it:
,.uratiye powers. that they ole, Ont
HUNDRED Dollars for any case that il
FALLS TO cure. Sen.l for list OF Testim
.onials. Address, p ,, CHENEY &
Co, Tol DO, o.
- Sold byDrUggist- 75c-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
gLAxkESsnIp.

Miss Rebecca Copley Is visiting
friends and relatives - Eden.
In. York. OF Loss creek, W. Va.
attended church at bragg lew Sum
days since and left an appointment
At Yankee Jim's." which he filed
and. on being invited. said he would
come again.
In this vicinity tifteen-ye7r-old
boys are seen staggering and rezlins
under the influence Of -red eve"
" en- residing on the West Virginia
side, across The rivef. dig holes in the
bank, drag in dry goods box and
sell whiskey 20 anyone who wants Is
and in this way drinking, card play
ing and shooting are kept up
A false report OF -Harrison's cleo
ton has excited some OF our Re
publicans and some big shooting ha
been done.
We learn that lady preacher Ia.
, melted . wonderful revival OF relis
ion a Eden. She ssys: -PeOpI'
may call me cr.nk, and well en-
ough, for IL takes cfank . run tn
machinery
Our school will close in few
weeks, with no graduates, except !
few in fogyism.
The Ltuisa pos,of6ce IS due VI. F
Conley, il he wants it.
Our paper is some times 10 day
coming little over as many miles.
Pr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
The History of Thanksgiving

0ne,cf the great fete days Of old
England ard the most popular al
Ter Christmas and May Day was
the Harvest Home, rural festival
held at the close of harvest time
There were sports and gambols on
the village green of every hamlet
at thsse times, wrestling matches
between the young men. feats of
archery and dancing, followed by q
bounteous feast, where a good deal
of hearty feed was consumed and .
large quantity OF beer was drank
after the hearty Engl;sh fashion.
When We go back TO The Six
tenth century it IS found to be
filed up with fasis and thanksgiv-
ings, especially during the time Of
Queen Elizabeth. Under that gay
and pageant loving sovereign ii was
expressly ordered that ON Thanks
giving days no severe penalties
we're attached TO the violation Of
this order.
In 1869 Thanksgiving entered
into Rogation days, and it was or
dered that thanks should then be
offered ''for the increase and album
dance Of his fruits upon the face Of
the eerlh.n Early in the reign of
King James the special thansgiv.
Ing had been incorporated into tie
prayer book.
was natural enough, therefore,
thai Ono early settlers should bring
with \bom . traditional respect Cor
days o thanksgiving. Now York
Mail ap' Express.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
nocKcAsrLE

After an extended drought . fine
rain fell Monday night and TUESDAY.
and we may confidently szy that the
drought IS over.
Miss Tennie EndicOi. Is very i'll 81
this writing.
Joseph Marcum. OF Stone cosI. y.
Va. is in our nsighbOtsood On basi-
ness.
J. +. Endicoit made ayins trip -
Johns creek ON business recently
Billy Bartram passed up to-day
with = wagon load Of corn.
Mrs. DELPHI Maynard il visiting
her daughter, Mrs b. B. Braniiam
this week
PErE Iks.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
MYRTLE.
PETE IKs

There is some talk OF The coal
mines shutting down.
Our school is progressing nicely.
H. ii. Tygart is At Catlettsburg.
Vim. Belt is 1T Paipt-siIIe.
Jos. Debord, who killed Jos Hall.
has not been srrested. Il was re-
ported he1e that he was killed near
COalton. Ky., by two Italians, who
were bent on robbery.
Some Of the boys hsye bid farewell
20 White House and gone 10 other
coal mines
weddings expected soon.
JERRY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

D one Of the large railroad off
n this country lie a compare
sIy Young man, who is at The
Id Of q large department. When
entered the service of the com
nnv, five years ago, he was green
md awkward. He was given the
5fest paid work in the depart
bent. The very first day Of his
employment By the company, a
nan who had been at work in the
Eame room for six years approach
ed him and gave him a little adj
vice. @Young fellow, ] want to put
, few words in your ear that will
help 5ou. This companyis a soul
lees corporation, that regards its
employees as so many machines
II makes nc difference how hard
yea work, or bow well. SO you
want to do just as little as possible
and retain your job. That's my
sdvice. This is a slave pen, and
s5a lzan who works overtime and
does any specially fine work wastes
his strength. Don't you do it,
The young man thought over the
Hadvice," and after a quiet little
struggle with himself he decided 10
do the best and the most be knew
how, whether be received any more
pay from the company or not. AT
the end Of a year the company
raised bis wages and advanced him
to a more responsible position 10
three years he was getting a thi, d
more salary than when he begun,
and in FIVE years be vas head clerk
in The department; and the msn
who had condescended 10 give the
greenho-n advice" was working I'M
der him at the same figure tbatrep-
resented his salary eleven years be-
fore. This is not a s,Ory of goody-
goody little bog who died early,
but Of live young noan who ex SITS
} in flesh and blood 10 day, and is
ready to give advice" to other
young men just beginning to work
their way into business And here
it is: Whatsoever thy hand find
eth to do. do it @ith thy might. y
Youths Compsnion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
The New Return PostaI-card.


Suggestions as to some form OF
return Fostal-card have been under
consideration by the Post Office
Department for many months.
Tire plan finally adoptrdis open TO
many objections, but it see ms to
have besn the best OF the number
submitted. The half of the double
card containg the message to which
. reply is desired is three and a
half inches wide BY five and half
inches long. Attic top of the card,
and . little 10 he LETT of the center,
are engraved in three lines. one
above the ether, the words, Postal
Card with Paid Reply, United
States of America" aud in smaller
type, "This side is for address only"
In the right-hand upper corner Is
. vignetle of General Grant eacir-
cled by a frame bearing at the top
the legend Message Card" and at
the bottom. Zone ckpt." At the
lower left-hand corter are the
words, ''Detach Annexed Card for
Answer" The whole is enclosed
in a tasteful border. The face OF
the return card, in general effect, is
similar to the message card. In
stead, however, of the words '.Pos-
tai Card with Paid Reply" at the
top Of the card, are the words Re
ply Postal Card" Over the Wig
nette of General Grant the words.
"Reply Card are substituted for
Message Card"
Tie International card is some
what smaller :ban that for domes-
tic use. In the border at the top
of the card appear the words pos
tai Card with Paid Reply" and
their French translation, Carte
Yostale Avec Response Payee" A
design 1.-THE top of the card con
contains the words universal Pos
tai Union and limited States of
America" With their French equiv
alents. a liberty head occupies
the right-hand upper corner, with
the legend 1.-TWO Cents
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

Are your children subject to Group:
II so, you should never be without bot
tie OF Chmberlain's Cough Reneby
ills a certain cure for Group, aud has
Fever been knownto fall, II given free
~ as soonas the cronpy cough rppears
twin prevent the attack. Il IA the sole
RELIANCE with thousands Of mothers who
have croupY children, and never dlsap-
points them, There Is no danger In Civ.
Ing ,hIe Rcmcds IN large and frequent
doses, as Il contains nothing injurious.
30 cent bottles for sale by Louisa Drug
%.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
To Our Subscribers.

Tie spe,ia. u. ionnceaieHt which ap-
pearei ia or columns some time since,
announcing a special arrangement with
Or. L. j. .KeDdsll & Co, 90 Fnc.burgh
falls. VI. publishers OF "A Treatise on
The iiorse aud his Di.els-s," whereby
ouasubscriber. were eaalled TO obtain q
copy OF that valuable work free by send
ing their address 20 } L. kendilItS Co.
land enclosing two-cent stamp Tor
mailing same) Is renewed for limited
PERIOD. We iru>f all viii avail them
selves OF The opportunity OF obtaining
t;iis valuable wort. TO eyer Ioyer Of the
iIorse it Is iDdjsDeu-ailc. n ittrcats IN
asimple manner all ale diseases which
aiiiict this noble animal. IL phenorne-
nal sale throughout the Cuiiel s,aic-
aud =na,la, make Il standard authority.
- Mention this payer when -cn,liRs
for Treatise
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

~Ya,ss' Roller Patent Floor, is
good enough for . King and has
row been reduced from 5,I5 to
500. Every ba rel warranted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
Frank Yates fer best teas and
eoSess.

Did you ever try Frank Yates
fresh roasted peanuts2 They are
delicious.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

We are nav prepared to give yor
job printing on short notice.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

Remember We will have your
picture made Free with every $1,000
worth Of goods you purchase from US.
9ou VIII pay for Frame and We will
pay for picture.
W. sn,- n ca
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

THB BEsr PLAsTER.-Dsmpeu . piece
Of flannel with ChsmberIain's Pain Balm
and bind II on over the seat Of pain. IL
IL better than any plaster. When the
lungs are sore such IN application on the
chest and another on the back, between
the shoulder blades. will often prevent
pneumonia. There Is nothing 20 good
for lane back or psin in the eide. \
sore throat eau nearly always be cure1
In ono night BY Supplying daniel band
age dampendei with Psin Palm. -
cent bottles for sale by Ioulsa Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

Borders & : .varts have an ele-
ganI line OF ne = goods.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

Ask your neighbOrs if Pine Grove
cook stoves are not thS best in the
world. snysSr sells them
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

Fresh beef, pork and sausage at
Frank Yates
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

BucELES's ARSIcA SALyE.
The best salAe In the world for cuts,
druise sores, ulcers saitrheum. fever
sores tetter chabe,l1Iands. chiIbaiDs.
corns, anb At eruptions, and posIAeiy
cure piles. or no pay required IL j.
guaranteed To give perfai satisfaction or
or money refunded price, 25c per box at
W. I. Evans.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
Dss EvIys; .fEIise.

We d.s'r. to i, ur citizens, that for
rs ne haT. Usei x Dr. Kings Rev
Discovery FOL assn %, Lr. Kings New
Life Pils, b rs a'ct save 1nc Elec-
iric Bitter, ara lave q -Tlr ha1dled Tsuie die
N sell IS wei. u .ye gwen such mat
a sal saiisfac n. H= ia rot hesitate To
guarantee thinner ;ia-, Ard We slsnd
70 ajy to refund In. chase pri-e, If sallsfsc
isTy ressl.S DO no; 4.o~ then ne. Tbes
/, N edies hAvs Noa ii.,iT gIezt popularity 90
heir merits. ". I. LyAN-, DTusgLstS-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

speue.r's for Clover Leaf -four
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25

srLL1vAx. W1.soN Q 90.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

Tho unkhinking aFo pfooe o nAke Gan0 g
nsFvousness. Yst this y very real and sesi.
ous a1aictios, ~ haxassing symptoms q
which ars rendered all ths nors polgnass y
ridlcals. The stomach h usaally rsspoDil1a
~ these sympeo0s-l1s weaAnsss snA a.
oFdsr 1nd . rs1sx in tAe teain, whieA = ~
hesaquartsn of ne nervous systen. ~
nerve tonic and tTanquaIliasr, W belisvs that
not one can bs pointed out - sasctivs -
Hostettef's Stomach 1lttefs. In rsnsWing
vigorous digestion. 4 strikes the key pote q
nerves. Hendaches, tremori In quiet eleep,
abnormal oensitivUnoee to unexpected NOISES
ali these modify and ultimately disappear
- the eyutem gntne strength from the treat
conetipat!On and 'kidnsy complaints are sub:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24
OARRlA0 -.
CTANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
Nos. "a. ~ ~. = Market street, Rear Of Post
omcA, Lancaster. Pa

I now have ready for the Yall and Wintes
nrstclass Carriages ana sleighs OF Ill oasosiH.
ttonS In the markot.
NOW . the time TO buy nice Carrisge %
6lelgh @ Chrtstmas Present. THERE'S moth
inG that would bo more suitable.
special Baygains In second hand work. both
4 isv more Of thoss ane Roaa Carts LETT u
prices 70 suit the times.
All work fully guArantesd. Ny psiCss fog
the ssme quality Of work are the cheapest u
Eepaifing ana Rspasnting promptly at,
tended 70. One set OF workmen especially
employed for that purpoes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

9rsm Harpss-s nasar
Usels Rsstns (Vho eoase1 - ssso1e g
~ W. ~ eenanls)-l vone ~ - - y
= ,,e -: ~ js3s:. G ais - g s,.sss e 9 ~
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js6ss 20 Uarls Hss,u.) -Is n - 90
Usels Rsssus (sssd,ns over ~ nossy,
shss 1ey - right o. NJ oay " Wroae)-
Al s196s tu0GN oefo'a - moooy. (Co IN
- thoy leave the ooaft togeehW) )-OaS, ole
W0Ooo, eru6 dD yoro opoeio9eo ~ 1soe0
10 leDca whae 20 Wea' tuegll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24
NJ ysraiss Unanino1s.

NJ c:n reCommen6 Eiectr1c BittsrS q the very
bestrome0y. Evsry bottle sold has given rslisl
4 go One msn sSSE e q o'x SSseS snc
m" Zbraham Hare, Belleville, Ohio, annrms
: The best ceiling medicine I have ever han.
Gtters." fhOussnds Of Others have aAdsl
tN0lr testimony, 90 that the verdict is unan1.
mOus that Electxic BittsEs DO cure al otseaeee
dollsf bottle Ct n. b C0chrAn1 Drug Store,
N and lyo North Queen street. Lancastar.
~ tO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

H.R CoeAraa. Nos. IN ana ID NORTH Queen
stTSoE Lano0st0r, Pa, = sailing SH1EOH1
O0UdH OUR1 q . guArAnteS 70 eure %
Sroaf ana lung troubles. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24
So 49,

S.aA 80.
IN saaaeaea thst canosr \ hsreaitary IL
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satang n .areIy ia su.h wey tbs! e could
used o. Il. bas sAs Gsnesr Grev stssaiiy vcfss
until q ss69e1 shss 4 we6 doom. 4 70 tollow
DC, which fr.m the Gfst Gay, forced ooS tHo
po1ooa and continued ~ use until ha0 taken
ssvorsl bottles, When I foaud mysslf vol. I
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eonA for 0cok On Cancer ana Dloeo Diseases.
THs swrvf erDcrvic Co. Dawsr1 Atlanta.
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00oh0O 0oD0ojS oS0ooSu
Az yoa aisturbea ~ night ana brosss a
youH rest By . siek ehilA su1sfing ara crying
With ths exorueiAtanS pain Of cutting teotht
u "a 20 as ones ana get bottle o6 1RA.
WINeLOWy oOOT0IM0 eYkOP. Il WI n.
lisve II poor littis su1erss tmmsa1Ataly-oe
ponA lpon it thage = - mistAko aboat n
fhass y nos . noehae - eAsth Who ~ evo
assa n WAo WI noe tsli yoa q eass ~ y
WI raguiaae ~ bovslas 40 give sest - -
opsEasans lihs nAsas. u = paElsst,y 60 =
~ n Ill ensas "a pleasant - ~ tAsA "a =
- peosoElptAoA of ne ol ~ oiaagt "a ~
1omaAo pAysieiAAs aAA AuEDas b - UniAaa
otAaas eoaA svegyvhscA . eea6 bet&la.
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ffrse Raao Evlasaos.

soften unable to attend business, beirg
subject 70 serious disorder OF the Iidneys,
Iiood Btteers aud was relieved By ha'f bot
ue :" 1r. q Turner; OF RochseteE n. =. tAses
Gfukgist, i67 ana 80 Aoelh Queen street, Laa.
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The-e can BE- something heroic In mea 'clne
- weli q in indiytdusls. 1Srdect Blood 6tf'
Gers have snested many q gallant rescu
sscspsd the miseriss OF dys pspsia and nsrv.
0uS d. bility through the uso OF this wonderful
medicine. 1t is emp nsticAliy tse best stouacs
D. Cochran. drugsist, LII ana Id North Y aeen
otrost LApcas ster.