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TEXAS.
War Department, Dec. 10, 1885,

GENERAL ORDERS"
NROM information received at thi,
h department, it appears that many
persons in this Republic, and also in the
United States Of America, are wearing the
Uniform and Military badge of the Army
ana Navy of Texas, without the warrant
OF commission from the Government
ana have thus licentious and unprincipled
conduct and many impositions practiced
upon the friends of Texas abroad, reflect.
ca disgrace on the country and service
which they pretend to Represent.
1t theretoree becomes my duty 10 pro.
nounce all such persons, acting without
authority from this Department, or bv or.
DER l OF the President of this Republic. I'M
PoSTORS, and it is hoped they will be
treated as such.
Noperson within the limits of Texas
Or of any friendly person, shall wear the
insignia of an officer in the Texian ser.
wee, without special order, or permis.
sion to that effect, from This or the Naval
Department Of this Government.
BY order of the President.
signed, WILLIAM S. FISHER.
=. Acting Sec'y of War.
Papers friendly to the cause Of Texas
are respectfully requested to publish the
"'o'e' J3I
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LIBERTY ACADEMY

HNHE Proprietor takes the liberty Of
notifying his friends and the public
thatthis Institution is now organized for
the reception of students desirous Of oh.
tanning the different branches of the Enc.
ilsh Language, and the rudiments of tbe
Latin and French tongues.
The site Of the Institution is rcmarka-
ply healthtul and pleasant, and its local
advantages are numerous and great, and
prooa6ly not surpassed by those Of any S.
mllar Institution in the State. It is situa.
tea on an elevated plain, ornamented with
a beautiful grove Of oak, and other shade
trees-abundantly supplied with excellen,
water, and surrounded by an atmosphere
as salubrious and invigorating, as anv III
be found in the Southern States. y
April 3, 1887. oI-,f
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THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
Printed and published weekly, by
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ADVANCE, rive Dollars if paid within six months,
or Five Dollars and Fifty cents a. the t;or
of the year. No subscription will be discontin.
ucd until all arrearages are paid, except At the
option Of the publisher
ACHIEVEMENTS inserted at ONE DOLLAR per
square, (ten lines. or less,) the FIRST insertion,
and FIFTY CENTS for each continuance. All ad.
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to be made when the advertisement is left for
Insertion, or on demand
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RunawaY Committed

NV AS committed to the Jail Of AMI.
w County, by John Walker, JuS
tIce OF the Peace, anegro man named Pr
TER, about five feet eleven inches hiph
about twentvsgears. old, ola good appear
ance, and says ReS Belongs to the estate d
Mary Ann Rayford, near Jackson, Louis,
lana. .s"
The owner Of the above described NO.
gro is requested TO come forward, Drove
pay charges, and take him a.
way, or he will be sold as the law direc,,
{. W. MCKNIGHT,
Sheriff and Jaiior.
Sept. s, 1887. 38-U
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NEW STORE

VIE undersigned would respectfully
Il inform their friends, and the public
IN general, that they have purchased the
entire tire, stock Of goods Of Messrs. Gordon
q Illlotson, and will continue business a,
!ne same stand, under the name Of Rob.
lnson q Mcknight, where they now have
on hand q handsome assortment Of Goods
cutlery &c. &c which they will sell on
the most accommodating terms. Tben
soilclt'a share Of public patronage
MOSES ROBINSON.
,. HAML. MCKNIGHT
s"'' . 1906 e34.K
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NEW Goods.

NTNoRWOD 81 IRAMBLGT than
full q past .avours, fespectlull,
beg leave inlora the citizens of Libort
and AmiyCouny, thatthey have in add
ton to /eir ,ormcr stock, just received
and apAow opening large and splendid
assovA ent of Staple and Fancy Goods
Sadfs' Cutlery, Groceries g. Queens
wVI-coonsisting in part of the follow
PARTICLES, viz:
READY MADE CLOTHING.-Petor-
Aam & Gum Elastic Overcoats, Cambot
wrappers, Ladies' CoahS, &c.; Dress a.
I frock Coats, CIo'h Cashmere d Satinet
Pants, Silk, Velyet, Valencia and Swans
down Vests, Boys Pants g. Vests, Negro
Clothing, Shirts, Drawers, sc.
WOOLENS,-Blankets, Flannels, Lin
sey, Merino, Circassan, Bombazett, &c;
Merlno, Thibet e. Chally Shawls, Dress
Handkerchief, &c.
SlLKS,-French, Naples & Swiss Dres
Silk, plain, figured, red, white and fancy
Pongee Pocket Handkerchief, Flag g. Cot
g ton ditto.
STAPLE g. FANCY GOODS,--Mix
white Cotton Drilling, Cottonade, Oil
Cloth, Plaid, Brown and Bleached Bones.
tic; variety Of Prints of the latest and
most improved fashions; Cotton & Worst.
ed Ladies' & Misses Hose, Gentlemen g.
Boys l2 Hose, &c
SADDLERY, --Saddles, Brides, Mar.
ting ales, Saddle Bags, Bride Mountings,
&c'; Drivers, Planters, and Twig Whips
Shoes, Boots, Hats, Gum Elastic Over
shoes, &c.
GROCERIES,--Brown q Loaf Sugar,
lea, Paper, Spice, Ginger, Alum, Salts,
CopPeras, Tobacco, Powder, Shot, &c.
All of the above named articles, with
great variety of others, too tedious to
mention, will be sold low to punctual Gus
toner's Aliberal deduction will be made {
for cash in hand
Liberty, Dec. &c, 1886. 5 J
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-26

UST received by the undersigned, =,
- fresh assortment of Groceries, viz:
2 bbls. brown Sugar.
sack HAVANA Coffee.
Dbl. Molasses.
bbIs. Monongahela Whiskey.
! cask superior Claret
do. Madeira Wine.
Dbl. No. Mackcrel.
hid. Bacon, hams, middlings and
shoulders.
2 bbls Flour.
! Dbl. Dried Apples,
i do. Loaf Sugar.
! do. Rice.
3 do. Champagne Cider.
3 boxes Lemon Syrup.
2 do. Starch.
Rifle Powder.
Gun Flints.
Shot, Lead, &C. &c.
Also, an assortment of Medicines, viz!
Bateman's Drops.
Paragoric.
Laudanum.
British Oil
Lees Pills.
Godfrey's Cordials.
Morrison's IIygeian Pills
Camphor.
Peppermint Drops.
Opodeldoc,
Pearl Ash.
Nh Wi.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-26
GElyB.AY GOODS
Here they N fresh and fine,
Just unfoldd and in prime
Friends apd Customers, come and try,
And see %hat bargains ysu can buy. Es."

iVNNHE subscribers have Just arrived
I, from New York, with handsome
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, such as
Calicoes& Ginghams.
Merino Shawls and Handkerchiefs.
Cotton, Wooden, and Silk Hosiery.
French Capesi Collars and Cravats.
oamoric' 1aconet, plain, figured, and
checked Null Muslins.
Foundation do, Irish Linen, Lawns and
Sheetings.
Black, plain and round superfne fg'd.
Bobinctt.
Linen, Cambria, plaid, cotton, English, flag
and Italian Silk Handkorchiefs.
Cotton and Valencia Shawls.
Cotton, Blond and Worsted Thread La
| ces, &c.
Quilting and fg'd. Bobinett Laces.
Grecian Nett and Shall Footing.
Damask Table Cloths, Bonnets, Umbrel-
las and ParasolS.
Rouan Cashmere, cold. Drilling, cold
Princetta, and black Lasting.
Ladies Beaver, black, white, Salmon and
Satintop Gloves, a new and splendi
article.
Fancy Beltings, Hat Grape, Corded and
Marseilles Skirts. q"
Fine Italian Sewing Silk, and Spool cot
ton, assorted
Black Satin, Taflita, cold. Gauze, Cap,
Bonnet and Love Ribbons.
Bead and Fancy cold. Silk Reticules, La
dies Fans, new article.
bead, Brade, Silk and Fancy cold. Watch
Guards.
Curls, Artifcials, Powder PufFs and Per
fumery, ass'd.
Iordan's Oriental Rose Powder, for col
oring the Hair. ,
essential Salt Of Lemons, for renovation. !
'ancy Jewelry, assorted
READY MADE CLOTHING. i
'lue, Black, Claret, Drab, Green and Ma O
poleon Violet Coates and Frocks.
INVISIBLE Green and Adelaide ditto.
lue, Black, Slate and Scotch plad Pants.
liked, cold. Cloth, Rid. and Striped "
Buck Pants. :,
avender and Kent Jeans ditto. y
lack and White Satin Vests n
larseilles Fancy Silk Buff and ch'd. Va. Il
cia ditto. n
cans and Flannel Drawers. IL
lack and White Satin Stocks; Silk, Vel :
vet, Bombazine, and Fancy colored
ditto Q
a new and splendid article for the Sum-
mer.
est Springs, Gum Elastic Suspenders
and Travelling Water Cups.
'llars & Fancy cold. Bosoms
men and Cotton Shirts.
Tx Hats, Boots, and Ladies' French Mo-
rocco Slippers,
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
ollns, Harmonious, and Fancy Statione-
ry articles.
APPS of the different States, and Maps o
Texas.
neat selection Of fashionable Cards, viz:
oss Roses Conversations; Songs ofthe
Sibyl.
lie American Fortune Teller; The Sa.
cred Oracle.
etlcal Fortune Teller; Poetical CONVEX
sation. ..
'awing Room Gipsey;
an, an Astronomical Game.
llosophicol Engmas; Ladies and Gen.
tlemen's Thoughts. ......
lswers of the lmprovisatricc, with the
following verse;
Arc you in love 9-Come--ycs or no;
iong--oh how long-to know.
@. J. DON-NEL-LA
G. W. RUDD, late of
. Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.

NOIIOE.
ETTERS Testamentary having been
IL granted to the undersigned at the
honorable the Probate Court of Amite
County, on the Estate of Thomas Collins
'00rth, deco; sed, Notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said Estate 10
make immediate payment, and all those
having claims against the same, to pre-
cent them duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
j. F. COLLINSWORTH,)
MEREDITH BONDS, HT'S
Sept S, 1917 1876
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ETTERS of Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned a.
the August Term of the honorable the
Probate Court of Amite county, on the
Estate of Tyson Wilkinson, deceased-No.
tlce is hereby given to all persons indebt-
ed to said Estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same, to present them duly authenticated,
within the timc prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
HUGH MONTGOMERY,
administrator.
Sept. S, 1887. 1885,
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STATE OF MlSSISSIPPI-Amite Couaty
10 all persons interested in the Real Es.
tate Of William Brown, deceased
GREETING:
W GU are hereby cited to be and an.
IL pear before the Probate Court of
Amlte County, on the fourth Monday of
November next, & shew cause, if any YOU
can, why an order should not then and
there be made, authorizing and directing
the Administrators of said deceased, to
sell the following described LANDS, be-
Longing to their intestate's estate, viz
The northwest quarter of section twenty
four, township three, of range five east.
and the west half ofthe northeast quarter
OF same section. Said Lands lying and
beng IN Amite county, Mi.
.>All4kat1 WITNESS, the Honorable
&WGE JNo. WALKER, Judge of Pro
fourth Monday n s sSg:,' n the the
ISSUED, the 29th August, 1887.
S. r. DAVIS, Clerk.
august ", 1887. 33-6t
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-26
DIR. CARROLL


pleased to announce,to the public.
N that he has taken DR.. TRASH into
partnership with him, in the Practice Of
medicine and Surgery He has onlv ~
say that DR.. Trosk is a graduate II rho
science Of Medicine Our undivided ny
te1tlon will be given to all business ontrus.
:, ted to us: Office opposite McDowell;s old
Tavern Stand. . oiu
Liberty, Aug. 9th, 1887. 34-,f
PACK YOUR KIT AND TRAMP
NIX JouRNEYMEN SHoEMAKERs
~ ;,;,, can md good seats Of Work, by ap-
plying tothe undersigned ~
r.p,:, - r. D. SHAW.
East Felicionp, (Eu,) Aug. 20. 37.3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-11-23
TIT o III 5 oNIAM
Botanic MeGicjHe Store.

No. 25l, ~(oppositc The u. s. Hotd,) Broad-stro,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
IENllE subscriber thankful for the cncol,r-
H. n@cnicnt heretofore awarded 10 his cs.
tablishmcni, most respectfully informs his
TRENDS. former patrons and the public gen
orally, that he has removed to the above
stand. where he is now receiving ard open
ing n large and extensive assortment of
TIIOMSONItN MEDICINES,
warranted fresh and genuine, which will be
disposed of on us good terms as can be pro-
cured any where in the south. A supply
will be KEEP, constantly on hand.
Also, DIR. ThOmson's New Guide TO Health
DIR. Robinson's Lectures, Ist, 2nd and :sl
volumes Tlomsoniun Recorder, Medical
Discussions, and DIR. Jerseys Woman's
Confidential Friend, and all other works
which the subscriber may think beneficial to
the Thomsonian friends will he kept soon as
they can he procured.
Chronic cases, such as iavc been given
over as incurabIc by the Mineral practice
will be attended If brought to tina, civ.
Those who may wish the Botanic prac-
tee may he assured that minerals will nci-
'iicr be :oundin ourpracticc nor in our store.
NJ. GRIFFITH.
Nav II, 1887 CID
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Rees & Beall's
FIRETPROOF WAREHOUSE,

rEge<&TE-s ~ USTA, ia. 4
yNHE undersigned take this method of
Z informing his, friends md the Planters
of G eorSia and Carolina, that he continues
tho Ware House and Commission Business
at the same stand, and Inns in addition 10
the above, large and comniodious Ware
louise on Mclntosh street, convenient to tho
River Georgiu aud Carolina Rail Roads,
formerly occupied by Heard and Cook, aud
recently by Gen. Dawsoh.~ BY this ar
rangement he will be enabledto have room
to place all cotton semitic be stored in secure
Fire Proof Buildings, al, ample Fire Proof
Close Store for tie receiving and forwarding
Goods tothe country With u strict adj
hcrencc, and punctuality in all business con-
fded to his care, he hopcsto merit. a con-
tinuance of the very flat,er;ng support
which inc has met with for tho two Seasons
past. ELBERTB. BEALL.
Sept. Z 1887. f33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-11-23
PRDCLAMATHDN.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
pY His Exccllency PIERCE nj. BUT
AI LER Governor and Commandments
Chief in and over the State atorcsaid.-
Whereas information has bccn RECEIVED by
this department., tina, i certain free, colorcd
Boy named TON was fcloniousIy stolen
by Il certain person unknown, from the resi-
dcnce of his Mother, named Ruth Oglesby
al Ba'chclors Retreat Pendlcion District
Now, know yc, thai 10 the intent that the
said boy Tom may be restored to his friends
and that the said fellow may be brought TO
legal trial and condian punishment, | do
hereby offer a reward of TWO HUMID
RED DOLLARS, for the apprehension
and conviction of The Thief, and also TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any person
who shall return the said boy Tom safe to
his friends. Said Tom is about nine or ten
years old, perfectly black, and has a plea
sing countcnance. The person who carried
him away, is supposed to havc fled to the
lower part of Georgia or Ala.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the State, at Charleston, this 9Th
49, day OF May, in the wear of our
LIS. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ and llIirty-scven, and in the sixty
first year of The Independence of
the United States OF America.
PIERCE Nj. BUTLER.
BY the Governor.
JAMES BUTLER, Deputy !Scc'y Of State.
May Is Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-11-23
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SOssRhe1R Preacher.

fENiiE editor ofthe Biblical Recorder pro
n poses I" publish Il monthly periodical
OF ~ pages octave, neatly stitched and COW
cred, containing Sermons by living authors,
and adapted TO the state of our churches in
the South. Destitute as We arc in the South
eri States of preaching and of preachers,
1t has been thought that "A publication such
us proposed, containing approved discour-
scs ON doctrinal and practical subjects. would
he found both acceptable and useful to the
religious public. And rs the thing has been
repeatedly suggested by judicous friends,
we have concluded to adopt this method of
asccrtaining the wishes of our brethren gen
orally on the subject Should the proposed
work go into effect as j, can interfere in no
way with any of our religious newspapers,
we shall expect to see it circulate freely lhro'
the Southern States. 1t will be COM
nicnccd is soon as Il sufficient number Of
subscribers shall be obtained, and %contin-
ucd as long as circumstance shall require.
IL numbers viii make Il volume which may
be conveniently bound and preserved.
IEHMs-ior Il single copy 81 per alnum
Tor t. copies sent To one address 81: for IL
copies 10 one address SO; ard for 26 copies
to one address S2O-paynlcnt to be made
within ) months from the time of receiving
tho first no. otherwise 25 per ct. will be adj
dcd to the advance price.
BAPTIST minister's, postmastcrS, and re-
sp"nslblc persons generally, who may feel
disposed, are requested to act asl0cal AGENTS.
aud to make their returns as soon as practi-
cable. Editors with whom we cxchanscin
the South. will confer a favor by giving the
above a few insertions.
% Letters to be addressed postpaid to
Il. Meredith, Newborn, n. c..
May. 1876 h Is
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ApOthecary HALL.
md GENERAL DREG STOP

" GENERAL DRUG STORE.
YHNllESuhscribcrs !lavingrcccnily opened
d. this establishment al The stand recent
~ occupied by DIR. Cloud, and formerly by
james Nj. Garter, at no 232 Broad Street,
Augusta opposite the new Rail Road Bank
ing Honsc. will keep constantly on hand a
full supply Of all articles in the Drug line
consisting of Drugs. Medicines, ~Insrru-
.ncnts, Per(uIncry, Paints, Oils, Dye S,uns
Hatter's Materials, Window Glass, Brushes
DC. sc. all of which they offer ut the most
moderate prices, and on liberal terms.
Physicians, Merchants and Planters are
invited 10 inspect their stock.
The details Of Apothccary's business
will be promptly executed, and faithful at
tcnlion given to Physician's and Family
Prescriptions at all lhonrs, day and night.
Orders executed with nca,ncss and ,lcs-
patch, with care in packing. forwarding &c.
MILTON ANTONY, MD.
WIN. HAYNES. in.
Augusta, Aug. 18th 1887. d33
The Athens Wing, Southern Recorder.
Washington News, Edgeicld Advertiser.
Grecnville Mountainccr, and PcndIcton
Messenger will give the above four inscr-
tons.
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EuIHarss's Celebrated Patent

ANJMiL IND TEGETIBLE OIL SOIP.
E'OR cleansing Coat Collars, Wooden,
Linen and Cotton Goods, from spa
accustomed by Grease, Paint Tar, Narnish.
and oils of every description without injury'
TO the finest goods.
The Oil Soup possesses every healing and
penetrating qualities, and is used with per
feet safety for bathing c~xicrnnl Complaints,
upon Man or Beast. Instances are too
numerous 10 be certified. Thousands of
Certificates might be obtained of lis ~ci!ica-
cious effects upon all Bone complains,
Weak Limbs, that have been dlslocarcd,
broken, or otherwise injured. In almost cv-
cry case, when applied to Corns on the
Feet, il has effected AN entire Cure. When
ar::lied. the Corn should be pared a liitlr
and wrapped i'll cotton or wool, and then
kept m"iei will, IN" Oil Soap.
1t is positively the best remedy if or
ougiI!y used, for Sprains, Chilhlails, pois-
ol's, Scalds, Burns, sore Lips, Chopped or
Cracked Hands, Cuiancous Erumions, or
Piniplcd faces, tina, is known. For places
chaiicd by the Harness. or saddle, Spraiuc,l
Shoulders, Scratches, &c. on Horses, there
is no composition rhai exceeds this. Price
% cents per bottle.
a fresh supply Of The above article 81
received, and for sale by
CA DOWD.
Ehgcficll. June |, 1887. If IL
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EoEgDCLAMATAGN.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

OF OJI CAROLINA.
HsY PIERCE NJ. BUTLER, Governor
~ and COmnlandcr-in-chici in aud over
the State aforesaid.
Whereas, information has bccn received
by this Department., that Il certain free COL
Toured man, named TOM ARCHER, was
On or about the 20th of Marcel, last fclo-
nious'y taken and carried off from the
house Of widow Hill, near the Fishdam
Ford, i'll the district of Chester, by Two
white men, who called themselves Alex.
Archer and-llarris.
Now know Ic, to the intent that the said
boy Tom Archer may be restored 10 free
dom and his friends and that tic said fc!lo,e
may be brought to legal trial and condicm
punishment, ! do hereby offer IL reward of
two hundred dollars for the apprehension
of the Thieves, and also two hundred dol
lars To any person who shall return The said
boy safe To his friends. Said Tom Archer
is about 90 years old, complexion of Il yc1-
low cast, has Il scar on one check, and is
near 6 feet high. 1t is further stated, that
two White men of the above names, were
at Kingston in Augusta county Alabama,
ahont the 9Th or 9Th of April last. with the
aid boy Tom Archer, and there Offered him
for sale. but on the said boys declaring he
was Il free man., no sale could be effected,
and that they carried him from there, and
said they were going to Grccnsborouch.
Given under my hand and the Seal of
\>~) the State, Il, Columbia, this 2nd
LIS. day of June, Ammo Dornini 1897.
(N~S + VI. BUTLER.
by the Governor.
b. III. SAXON, Sec. Of State.
,JuncS. 1S
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DR. PETERS,
Vegetable An,i-btsious E,i,gs.

RE the cheapest and most approved
IA Family Medicine ever offered to the
public: They arc extremely mild III their
operation, neither causing sickness of the
stomach, nor any unpleasant sensation i'm
the system, as is too frequently the result
from medicines given to act upon the bowels
They act specifically upontIlc Liver, when
in a torpid condition, carrying of large guam
titles OF bile, through the influence Of the eX-
|%ccrncnt function, which ifsuilcrcd to remain
in the system, would produce either Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fc-
yer anu Aguc, or some other grcvious bodi-
~ aiiiiction. In all cases Of torpor of the
Jbowels, they act like u charm. I'm recon.
cases of Dyspepsia, they arc a~ccrlain cure.
Many persons who were subjcc, to violent
benefited and several perfectly cured in Il
few weeks, by the use of these pills. Fc-
males, in the most delicate situation, can
use them without mourning any risk. Per-
SONS going TO sea, or to Il Southern climate,
should by all means take some of these pills
with them. Their virtues will remain I'M
impaired for years in any climate. No
tan:liy slIonld he without these pills: a nor
non OF them, taken occasionally, would be
TIC means of preventing much suffering from:
sickness. Ii is from ncslcct of Keeping up
a regular pcristaltic action of the bowels,
thus suffering to be absorbed and mingled
with the blood, u~nassiinilatcI fluids, that
most diseases arc produced.
Dr. T.. feels confident that no person who
gives these pills Il fair trial, will ever after
iccl willing TO be without them.
The testimony of thousands speaking in
The highest terms of the efficacy oithesc pills
might be added, but the very high rcputa-
ton DIR p. has acquired as the inventor OF
the "Patent Tcgctubc Medicine Stoma-
Chico Hepniic~," for the cure Of Dyspepsia
or Liver complaints is thought a sufficient
guarantee 10 those wishing to make trial OF
their virtues. They contain not Il particle
of Mercury. or any Ingredient that docs no
act i'll harmony with health, aud oppose dis
ease. Each box containing 40 Pills. Price
30 cents. For sale by T.. J. MINIS.
At hr EdgGfcM Medicine Store.
June l, 1887 If II