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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
From The Neao England Farmer.

0"' nv WV "StuHu "MtT,
FINE STOCK.
Nh essenden.-liaving seen 10 your" N. L
Farmer, within short time, several notices
of e1tfd0fdinqry entpes, induces me also 10 ado
10 the list
Avery fine COW, now eigh years old Of m,
own RAJ ing, hall Hotderness aud hall Aldermen.
has produced me, by different bulls, seyes
calves they have all been very fine ones, an
all are al this time alive four of them are in
nv possession. Her last calf was born 4lh OF
asst December, "a buli) aud al days old weigh
d no lbs. Being early, and lcinier calf |
had moi intended 90 raise it--buln vas 20 IN
commonly promising. | WAS in urcd 10 DO n.
On the 1tl OF March at &c days old, it weighe,
339 lbs. After that date one hall Of the COW
milk was taken from the having. learned
to eat carrots, oil meal, aud hay-aad on
the 10Th ofApril sold him TO an entelpnsiue
Young farmer, AT Rndge, in New Hampshire
for fifty five dollars. IL was then 4 months
and II DAYS old and weighed 400 lbs. giving
nm increase of Q pounds 81 ounc per da}
On that day he also mea ured from the root OF
the horns 10 the end OF the rump 8 fee inehe.
erih feet ncbt and height 3 feet inche
His sire vas three iourlhs Du ham Short HON
and one fourth Blackwell. This Young bull /,
therefore three eighlhs Shof Horn, two eighth,
Hoaerness. and one eighth Blackwell. ant
comprises he best blood of English stock.
think, when years old, III. IS have no doub
he will have as good care taken Of hun h,
Will be Tho most promising bull in New Iiamp
s5iI., or hlassachusetts-an u very great &C
QUESTION to that State-combnng, as he does
the beef and dairy qualities.
Much his been said aud written on the cub
,ccl of allowing cows TO come in too young.
nave raised great many calves, and have nj
WAYS allowed them 10 care at Q years, and Of
ten earrr THIS COW had her first cal nj uiH c
teen months aud was but seven years aud Sc
ven months old when she had her seUenM caif
aud She is the largest COW ever raised To he
sure she has always been well kept, (but no'
highly fed as all animals ought 10 be.
should not wish. however, 10 have heller
with her fist calf. come IN before a good bite
of grass. Yours very truly,
JOHN PRINCE.
Jamaica Plan, June %, 1879.
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Valuable Land for SAFE.

xxu,s.A, I WISH to sell my tract OF Land
AT!Hl lying in Amherst county county. , W
49, A.ssI MDaniel, E. Winston Amber a, and s1d
others. This tract OF land contains about ol9
acres-lies Wells in one of the best ne'2n
borhoods in the country, and is surpassed ny
few upland plantations for fer'n"y % r.S SOL.
There is a good proportion of first ra's s"u Qua
CO land on il, aud the balance wei a'al'u -
The cultivation of small grain. II mas 'oo
c,llent annie orchards Oh it, and extensive
creek low grounds, sufficiently fertile 10 gro"
Tobacco or make excellent meadows AS MN
DESTROYS to remove to the Western Country !
will give a great bargain in this desirable ,he
place The terms will be one third cash. 'ne
balance in one and two years. 4 sa''s'aC'o,s
title will be made before any payment n %
quired. ioAAt i'h $50
June Is.
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ICRgEL CUSTOM OF BEE IN KILLING
THEIR DRONES.

l1hb L L. 1io loh Df Bill IN MILLING
TIER DRoNES
| This annual massacre Is habit which npper
tains 10 all the receis Of honey ber W. shat
not undertake IL state the cause OF tbi,
pr eeeding. Nheihri bees JUS iiy lhemselv,
hy arguments similar to those made USE Il by
certain advoraIes fof killing III lhe human spe.
cies in martial oombai. Is more than we can
say, having never been admitted TO then eoun-
sells. Probab, they conceive IL 10 be the
shortest way of getting rid Of their useless pop
niatlon The int, however, Is certain, aud The
slaughter always takes place
| DR. Thatcher says " II has been asceItained.
| that after particular period of the year, when
the queen has been lmpregnated, and The dlones
are no longer of use. they are cruelty destroyed
by hose very workers which formerly watch
| Ell over them no earefully in then cradles. II
Is not TO be supposed that the neuiers know
they would perish with hunger we've the drones
preserved, butt here probably isa time when
The males mske such an impression on the
senses OF the neuters as tends TO itriaie them,
and prompt TO their destruction. IL IS usually
| IN the months OF July aud august. that tins
singular massacre Is enected.-A curious OBJ
server, Huber, DESTROYS OF witnessing the
scene OF carnage, placed sx hives o. grass
table. and placed himseli and an sssstsni be-
meath IT. On tho 4th of July, ,he workers aoiu
ally massacred the males IN the whole siA
hives, ai the SAME hour and with The same re.
culafiiies The grnss table was covered with
bees, iull oil animation, which flew on the
drones, seized them b, the anteal Il, the wnRs
and UNITS, and aiter haying dragged them
about they killed the unfortunate Victims b,
repeated stlngs, directed briween the rings
oil the belly. The moment thai the foi midable
weapon touched them was the last af ihe,t ex.
stenee they stretched their wings and px-
pred. II Is evident thai bees acl IN canccfl,
thai their operations tend to one general obiecI,
nd that they are aware oil its being fulfilled :;
and this eannoi be done without some mod,
OF communication with each other bui as hI,
their performances are in The dark tits extreme
" dHheult 10 conceive, how they can know
each Others proceedings
TEACHERS treaties on Bees, y. 80.
Uoot Large quantities Of grade and full
blood wool from this county, Berkshire, &c
have been sold 20 the mi nufacturers within n
few weeks but we have not been able to oh.
tain 30 accurate Information respecting prices rs
we could wish Some has been sold MS low as
"A cents, and we have heard of one lot which
brought 43 cents We be eve thai the greater
part las been sold FOR from 30 to 30 cents the
average does not probably exceed 30 or 80
cents The ileeces may have averaged no
tween 20 aud 100 cents each Hamp, Gus
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Letter from Theodore p. II Lu,aan.

DR.. H0loeit-Sir, would Inform you, that in
ihe summer of 1926, was severely afflicted
with the Liver complaint, something APP
proximating nearly TO Consumption. had
made of different medicines for some little
time, without any radical alteration Tor the
better, when was induced by particular
riend. M rs l., TO make use OF your PITS
AN , | did 50, in conjunction with the Fama
Pills, and IN three or four weeks was perfect
ly restored To health, and have enjoyed it un.
inerruntedly up to the present time. Should
these remarks be of any service 10 you, you
are at liberty TO make what use YOU think pro-
per ofthem. Sincerel, yotT
THEODORE 7. IL. LYMAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Aprt,3o. 1927
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Botetourt Land for Sale.

Z OFFER for sale the tract of land on which
- ! reside, in the county Of Boieiouit, CON
tainlng 762 acres-there are about go acres
of cleared land, which is well enclosed aud ~
fine order for cropping, Near 200 acres OF the
uncleared land is ofthe very best quality, and
admirably adapted % the production OF corn,
wheat, oats, rye, tobacco, hemp and clover,
and is equal 10 any tract of h2h laad III the
State. The improvements are PLAIN, but
comfortable dwelling house, with rooms,
kitchen. smake.house. &c.-7 tobaebo houses,
a granery and wheat machine, all new VIII
show the land and make known the terms 10
any one disposed 10 purchase. -.o
TIL. GO0DE.
u The Editors of the Richmond wing VIII
insert the above once week tor tour weeks,
and forward Their account 10 IN, Office Lar pay
meat
July va"
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Certificate of Phede Wilt.

/ was attacked during the last winter with a
complaint to which bad been more or l4ss sub.
lecl Tor several years, viz the Bilious Choiic,
and which, at this time, for four mouths was
nncommonly severe. In this situation applied
TO DIR John Howell, who put me under a
course ofhis Vegetable Family Pills." in con-
JUNCTION with his Golden Tncture OF China .
the complaint was entirely subdued, and my
health perfectly restored in the course OF four
OF five weeks now enjoy my usual health,
and have had no return Of my former com
plant. PHEBE WILT.
No. 70, Arch stree;
Philadelphia, .9priL 10, 1927.
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TERMS.

a. ,,.r .nnum pa yahle in advanee.-No snb-
u FOR - ~ oca,yed for less time than SIX months
septon WIZ he discontinued Out at the discretion
and no Rdi,ors) until all arrearases are paid.
Advertisements viii be inserted at e 80 se ea4 per
square Tor ZOE arhe from distance must be pad for
eontlnu heir insertion, the payment assumed by
I r1sS,G responsible 20 persenin LsnehOurs. =,
cb,nce,v Orders not exceeding TWO squares are M
serted for six dollars - a.,
~ An,etters addressed to the Editors must be posi-
- ~ ,hey will not be attended to.
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CHANGES.
The pillows run along in gold
Over the yielding main,
Aud when upon The shore unrolied,
They gather up again.
lhey get themselves different form.
These children of the Nlnd.
Aud, or In sunlight, or in storm.
Leave the green land behind.
LIE pillows on liie's changing sea.
Come always TO Death shore.
some with calm content aud free.
Some with hollow roar
They break and are no longer seen,
Yet still defying time.
Divided and of different mien.
They roll from cline 10 cline.
All water courses find the main
he main sinks back TO earth
Life settles in The grave-again
The grase bath life and death:
Flowers bloom above the sleeping dust,
":ass grows hom scattered clay
And thus from death the spirit must
10 lite find back lis way
LIE bath iisrange eternslly,
Like water. changing forms.
Inc mlsts go upward from the sea.
And gather into storms,
The dew and rain come down again
10 fresh the dropping land
30 doth this life exah and wane.
Aud alter and expand
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f'N' 40 ~ Ill -.
Philadelphia, .4pril 10, 1927.
Certificate of Catharine Arbristo.

CTTDtUutt VT Out0uIfHt HTUr'FU'
had complaint in my right eye, which was
lnfamed and weak an ulcer dlscharging yell
low matter opened just below the eye, Oh the
tight cheek; surgical operation was pronoun-
ced necessary by medica gentleman, bu,
was not willing TO submit to it. Ia this state
OF the case applied TO DR.. Howell, who put
me under course of his Golden Iincture OF
China, in conjunction with bis Vegetable Fa--
mily Pills, which entirely supercedes the neces
sly OF a surgical operation. The infamma-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
May Is.

Nf ollGE.-1he subscriber having acted IN
M the character ofDeputy Sheriff Tor the late
Thomas West, Sheriff Of the comfy of Camp.
bell, from June. 1926, until April, 1928. mud
wishing 10 close all matters connected with his
oil ial duties whilst acting in that capacity.
hereby notifies all persons having claims or de.
mands against the late Sheriff, for The acts of
said deputy to-brIng hem forward immediate
ly for adjustment and settlement. And all vbe
have claims against the subscriber individually
either by bond, note, or account, are likewise
requested, and hereby mott. ed, to present them
without delay; as this uo'fcation will be
pleaded in bar OF all such as are not presented
in a reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May Il. 3m77
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

Ionrh Of July The lac National Anniycr-
safy was observed In this place b, a general
suspension OF business, md The assemflaRe Of
a iea private parties In various parts of the
tpwn ami IL vicinity indeed, the incemenoy
OF The weather was such asio proven, any
public display had onr citizens heen 50 dspo
sed TftdeficIsburg Herald an inu
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May ! |.

Il WISH to purchase female servant. who
Il isyoung, good cook washer, &C &t
For such one, liberal price vii be gwen.
Apply at this Office.
June %. v3Wqn
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Obserrdt'ous on Leech-made by a gentle
man vino kept one several years for the purpose
oi weather glass. phia OF water, contain
ing leeeh, was kept in a lower frame Of a
chamber window sash, so that when | look ed
in the morning, | could know what would be
the weather on the following day.
II fAe weather prove serene and beautiful, the
leach lies motionless at the bottom of the glass
aud rolled together in spiral form.
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Green frnLt-ii may not be alniss 10 remind
ps,enls aud all those who have the immediate
oversight oil children, thai uorlpe irnil will soon
appear in our market. 1t is probable thai more
cnlldrens lives are destroyed, IN the summer,
by Tins cause Of disease, than almost all others
pat together. Apples. which are shaken from
the trees by vioen winds, or fall premalurely
by decay, arc immediately gathered and brought
10 market the display oftbem is TOO tempting
10 children to be "lihstood and OF course they
are purchased aud eaten Nothing is more
pernicous; and yet nothing is more common,
ban To see children and younp nrrsons eat,ng
this kind of fruit. We should think that parents
would lay most strict Injunction against this
indulgence 10 tneIr children. They must, un
less hey can make up their minds 10 risk their
hea tn and their lives.
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y Montgomery CO. Upper Dubin Township,
September g. 1927. !
Dr. Howell-Sir:
Ibave been recommended 10 call on you
o.r assistance for a child OF mine who Is subject
~ eis She was taken with them when about
.our months old, and has them by spells even
since She is now three years old have
had three Physicians 10 attend her, ou' al 10
No ourpose. The child is hearty, with the ex-
~ of those spells. Please TO send me a
Cow lines by the bearer, expressive OF your OPT
,,;on whether you can cure or help her.
Yours. ISAAC WOOD.
This child. who had been subject 10 violent
e,s 10, a period of mDre than two years, was
an,;relv restored to health In a few days, and
has con tinued free from them ever slhcs'
CERTIFICATES.
Ibave spen Mr.. Woods child repeatedly
,;n.o and aver that she was entirely cured by
Dir Howell, as represented IN tue aforesaid
The case of Mr.. Woods child, while it may
-sastly excite our admiration, IS one which l
consider as marked with striking features AT
the early age of Jour months she was selzed
with fills, and suffered TO adslressins degfee,by
tbe violence of the pafoxysms, Not"lthstand-
ing the efforts OF three very respectable pro.
sass;onal gentlemen the paroIyslns continued
alter Tie Dsudi hat's"''' "''N "''' Wv
usual degree OF violence This state OF thugs
continued untp the child req ched her 3rh yeai
tha, is for more ;hao two years. DIR. Howell
was a, length consulte bnt al ime when ut
Ale hopes " ere entertained by the family mat
any eiIe ctnal service could be Rendered by M
man a ency. But to ihefseit gfaiulat'on ofthe
parents and the happiness of The little $ h'ft'
complete, effectual, and permanen, reiiei was
almost Immediately obiaiaed. After the eAhi-
bi,ion Of few doses OF the medicine, hes health
was established. period OF nine months ma
since elapsed without return otthe paroxySms
or even symptom of the complaint. Having
a Knowledge Of the fact and acquainted with
che circumstace of the case, cneerfnlIy sub
scribe to the reality and correctness OF 'he fore.
gong statement JOHN FIELD
Philadelphia, July 4, 1929.
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TIE subscriber, who is appointed agent for
Il Virginia, has This day received larpe
supply of DIR. John Brasier Howelrs Vegetable
Medicines, which will be sold at PhIadqlnhia
prices. Howell DAVIES.
AGENTS.
Mr.. James Mckildoc, Richmend.
Messfs. Bragg tones and Co. PETERSBURG.
vi whom may be had DR.. john B. HoweIls We
getable Medicines generally.
Howell DAVIES.
May Is.
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! t rain before or afternoon. il is found erept
up 10 tn top 81 its lodging. aud there Remains
I'll the weather Is settled.
II we are 10 have wind the poor prisoner gal
Tops through II. limpld habilat,an with amaz,u :
s"iitness, aud seldom rests till II hegins TO blow
hafd
la remarkable storm of thunder aud ram Is
10 succeed, fnI some day. before. II lodges nj.
most continually without the water an1 dis.
covers unea mess IN violent lhroes aud cnn,ul.
tiye-like motions
In the ifosi, ms IN clear weather. il lies at ihr
bottom. Aud IN snow, as in iainy weather, II
pitches lis dwelling upon the very mouth ol the
phial
The leeeh vas kept in an cight.ounee phlal,
about three iaurths filed with water. In the
summer The water was changed once a week.
hna III Tho winter, once fortnight. CdSkei.
Strength Of Men The strength OF savGges
mas frequently heen represented ns far superior
10 thai OF man IN civilized slate tow ards Tho
close OF the Last century an ingenious nstrn.
mehi To which he gave The name OF dynanonne-
Ter, was invented by Mr. Regnicr. OF Sennr,
Tor determining with precision, both human
power aud that OF machinery This was EN-.
ployed by Perun in his voyage 10 New IIol
land, and This ahle navigator has shown that
The strength of saw gis is uniformly less than
'hai OF civilized mtn. Med Intel
fltstnta o. NE REINDEER. In consequence Of
The Norwf elans making n sudden and unes
peeied Eruption into the Swedish territories, m
othter WIS despatched with sedre and rein.
d'ef 10 Stockholm, 10 convey the Intelligence
which he did witt such speed TINT he perform
ed i2a swed sh miles labon, 500 English) 10
~ hour but lis faithful anima dropped down
l''sIess ON the Bmd,rhnstorgei, Just after h.,
afrVsl in the Capital. Thu bearer OF Tire news,
as 1t Is SAID, was in consequence cnnohled, aud
assumed tho name OF Rhens, lufna, iReindoar
Slhr) Brooks' Winter IN LgpJand
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TIT WILL give liberal price for a sma,. ~,
tive boy, between twelve anu 'ou''tr
Years of age coal black from the eo oo,'ay
would be -preierred. Apply 10 the suo'''''e''
or Mr.. h. ID. Murrell, in Lynchbutg. oorq
u WI = SAML M SCOTT.
June 90
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Wmren eokntp, Nov. lG. 1925

Wdrren cOsnty, Nov. lG, 1925.
Dr. John b. HoWeH
DEAR SIR---fou have requested my opinion
on the character of your Vegetable Family
Pills. In reply, am able 10 state. that have
made use oil them Tor nuinberSt years in my
own particular use, besides administering then
TO gre at number OF persons under variety OF
forms of disease, aud Away with the happest
results One particular and remarkable case
was hat of Miss s. This lady was a1lict-
ed, for a period Of two years, with gtandular
swellings of very large size. which. after be.
ing fully developed, broke and discharged a
great deal of matter 10y which she was reduced
10 a very low aud weakly state. The approach
Of The tumors was announced by prckng SEN
saiion or itching en- the surface, Inflammation
then proceeded rapidly, until they were fully
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived
her practice was to take one pill, and by the
use of The pills tol twelve weeks, taking only
TWO a week, the growth The tumors was az.
rested, and their subsequent appearance en-
tifely prevented after which e continued 10
mend and gained strength very rapidly p t
vious TO this, she had been attended by very
respectable medical gentle mar, bur without /.
fect-and to the use Of the Fanailg Pills alone.
| do not hesitate 10 ascfibe her extraorlnar,
restoraiisn.
Another case was that of child subject 10
fts in which Instance tnry did not fan TO nc
complish a complete cure. | have exliibile ed
them in ID, sentery, Bilious complaints, Deblli-
ty, aud Organic arrangement, with very deci
ded effects, and feel 40 hesitation in recommen-
ding them as valuable medicine in the afo. e
SAID complaints, and wherever a mild purga
live is required
With sentiments ofes,eem,
Respectfully yours,
JOHN FIELD.
P.S. 1t may not be improper to superadd
that in my own personal instance, a few week,
since, suffered from al attack of something
like Dysentery, and found few doses of tht
Pills to remove ii eiectualy, unaited by any O
ther means. J,F.
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Remedy Jorhe Bic Of n Rauiealoks The
lasi number OF the " Transactions o the Alba
ny Institute, just published, contains a uape,
on The UoutaUia GrondHora, as a remedy TO,
the bite OF a ratlrsnake, 10y James G Trac,
that is worthy of some SPECIAL notice IN,
write furnishes the Occurring opinor of sew.
eral gentlemen as conclusive proof that This
plan, is the same with that used by one Hank
Johnson, an adopted Indian hunter. VINO ac.
companned the commissioners for settling the
boundary iiuf brlween the United States md
the British Possessions, in ls2D.-Dm,nq This
service. Hank performed several cures with
this plant. II has general resemblance 10
Solomon's Seal lrhves alternate, smooth and
rforated by The stan, which is forked nesr
The top bsaring one, rarely two, drooaing, ii.
lace Gus yellow flowers early in Way.
Boston TfateHer
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.oh vas removed. theaeer healed. and the
s.ffng'h OF the ete was entirely restored. siih.
oa' the pam, INCONVENIENCE. md scar of a sur.
gicai operation
CAIHARlNE ARBRIsTo.
No % Market ST. above stb
Phitad Aprii &c, 1927.
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POETRY.

lhe following truly poet,cal lines, are from
'he 'h'rd number of Nillis's american Maya.
@,oe' we bave not seen the work but such
piece o. poelry would redeem wilderness of
fruits -
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MEDICAL.
ON TIE USE OF LIME FOX PREsER.
WING HEALTH

WING HEALTH.
Lime rs an aniidote TO coniagion n pfeserv
alive against iniecllpp, and a means purity
lng vaults Is NOT So much uoed as IL should be-.
BY means oil this simple but powerful agent to-
gtther with IA due attention 10 cleanliness and
ventilation. the ali in ieis, hospitals. shlps. &c.
may he rendered comparatively sweet and sa.
nb lous. quantity of H. while hol and a icL
slIird every day IN two INTO the vauJts Of bacI,
houses, "ou d greatly contribute 10 com loa aud
health.
We should think il a very serious matter II
"e ~trr toreen IA eat tainted provisions, OF
drink hlihy Ter, aud YET seem very well sal
ished with taking a substance into our lung.
thlch IS iit only to support the respiration oil
reptiles accustomed TO " iced on The vapors of q
dunghll.' And his we suffer, while the RENE
dy IS al hand, aud almost as cheap nv the scra.
pings oil the street.
The walls OF cellars, dairy rooms, sitting
rooms and indeed OF all apartments, which arc
| much occupied by human bclngs saould b,
well coated witt good tic lime white wash
at least once year The time for lis appllca
lion should br Just before the heats of summer
become ieryrnt and oppressive. 4" In London
| says Nillichs Encyc II Society Is organizet
| for the Cure anu Preservation of Contagious
feyers in the Metropolis aud they have ann D
pllaied a certain sum of money ior purifying III.
| 'hinled habltnlions # The poor. len melhoe
| consists simply in washing the wall OF the room
with hot linz, Which will render ihe pluee per
iectly sweet.
| In the villages Of New England, the pfaciic.
| Of white Washing III wails aud ceiling of dwell
ling apartments Is quite common IN cities lie
| so.-Ihe walls Of the apartments If our NOR
opplent Citizens arr usually decorated viii
| ees'ly paper, or something else, which wonl,
be spoiled by white washing and If they prt
fer decorations 10 health, they must submit I,
! the nnwholesomt annoyance ola coniaminate,
atmosphere
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DR.. -.cW.1:::L-..sS
VEGETABLE MEDICINES
GENERALl.1

Montgomery CO. Upper Dubin Township, !
September 8, 1927 !