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At the request of friend of the deceased we
copy the following from the Indiana Sun. The
remarks will find response in the heart of all
who were acquainted with the late DR.. Butler.
GA meeting of the young men of Knights
town was held in the Seminary, on Tuesday eve
ming the Both inst. for the purpose of paying a
tribute Of respect, to their deceased friend DIR.
Il. Butler.
On motion of w. Wilson. Arnold Hanam was
appointed Chairman, and on motion ofJas. Woods
Joshua Holland was chosen Secretary.-Ihc
Chairman stated in brief but torclbc terms, the
object Of the meeting; whereupon J. w. Wilson
arose and offered the resolutions, which are pub
liShcd below Mr.. Wilson prefaced his resolutions,
with the following remarks, which inserted
at the unanimous request of the meeting.
IL have never, Mr. Chairman. been called to
speak upon any occasion which was to me SO SOL
emn and affecting the present. know not
in what terms to describe the melancholy event.
which has cast such gloom over our village and ITS
vicinity. feel at a loss, i'll what manner to
speak of the character of the indiv idla whose
death deplorc. As in his life time. he was en-
/ tirelv without pretentions of any kind, would
he have deprecated every thing like parade over
his memory or his grave. But. Sir. we cannot.
nor should if could, suppress the feelings,
which this occurrence has excited. 1t Is proper
that should give them utterancc. 1t is fit that
Z we Snollu express our respect anu 0IeCtlonS IOI
our friend who is more. The esteem. the con
fidence and the love Of our fellow men, among
the highest Of earthly rewards; and it is cxag-
geration to say, that within the circle of his
quaintance, man possessed them, in greater
degree. than our departed friend.
I There were combined in his character, quail
ties which rarely found united in single in
dividual. He was at once, Just and generous
prudent and frm-kind and amiabe; yet rcsolute
and decisive. At the same time, that he COM
manded universal respect; he secured the most
unbounded confidence, and the warmest affection
II. was strictly moral, without being unduely Sc
!, we're upon the faults Of others-he devou,ly
religious, without the least tincture Of bigotry-
Never was more justly applicable to any individ-
ual the couplet OF the great moral Poet
III s.He was friend to truth of soul sincere,
, IN action faithful, and i'll honor clear
We all know Sir. what thrill Of sympathy
what universal sorrow pervadcd this community
/ when it was know that DIR. BUTLER WAS
, DEAD, The rich and the poor; the high and thu
low all seemed to share in the distress occasion
ed bv his death: for he friend to them ALL
q But. Sir while he thus respected and beloved
as a man. by all classes, his activity and useful
ness in his profession, were as generally felt am
acknowledged. In the duties Of that profession
i to which he was an honor and an ornament b.
n was engaged day end night; and his nnt'r'ng ez
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0tJ-Tha majority, officially announced received by
the Hon. David allacc for Governor of Indiana. S6l3
and Col Hills majority for Lieut.. Governor 24,372
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EDMUND GAGEs CO.'S wHOLESALE
ROOT s. Sll(sE STORE,

rs REMOVED No los Main street, b-.ween Third
nnd Fourth, where they VIII be pleased supply their
customers 4 the. usual :efmq.
August ), 1897. Gin Ca..-1,no.
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(E5-We pleased 10 see the great exer,ions being
made by the citizens of Cicnnat break the immense
humble, Coffee Houses. which have been blasting
upon community. God speed the good work.
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IflfDrOceH1eNl. \
at Fort Hayr.s, Hug. -, 1887. {
Fort Wayne, tho of October next folowng
Lands reserved by the Board Of the Wa
bash and Eie Caual, viz: = pit n. T.. r. n w ara
e. sec 10, Town 81 n---c 3 W. traction ~, y;r:
frac. Sec 81, -. ,, f. +. :. w Or S, ~, F. NJ W.
Or 30. y, ;, T.. ~ W. Or and r. s. W. qrs. q, E..
fr. y. w Or 81 23 = r. :. f. fr. 81, 2s, 7, T.. w.
$. W: or, II, Is, ., T.. fr $. T.. pr. B. %, 3, =.
f. Or and ir n. w. q D. 1853, f. $. W. Or a. %, 10,
$. +. Or IT, 30 10, ~ T. 3 E. and $ w qr p, ., 10,
f ". w Or and :. W. %, ~, 10, fractional Scctioa
p, 49, TO- w. half n f. and +. half N. w. Or "a 30 ii,
Section -, 81. II, r. w half s. f. +. half :. W. Or.
81 3l H. T. n r. and 3 E. qrs. 20, 81, b. E. E. half
5. L. Or TO- 3l H. T. Reservin, however much win
be fos hydraulic purposes lock sites sad
canal.
large portion of IN. lands selected In $780, and
heretofore withheld SALE Ii thought
thing them il is be
summed that ndvid al will make purchase without first
huyi.. examined them the lots within mile
Logansport. adjoining the Towns Of Iaro and Hunt:
ngton and two three tracts Fort Wayne, all II
which situated the Wabash and Erie Canal
They will be sold under the provisions Of entitled
San providing construct the portion Of tho
Waba and Erie Cana approved Jan. -, 1880, except
previous the sale each will be valued aad
price 6xed 10, will be- sold for less price than Eve
dollars per SAM'L. LEWIS, Conf.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Having omitted, through mistake, give dcscrpsiou,
and, lying within mile Of Loganspors, and also Of sr
forfeited lands three of which vicinity Of
oganspo, and Hun,ington,she sale there
hereby postponed until the 9Th day Of N0ve06eS
next. SAMUEL LEWIS, Com's.
Fort Wayne, Sept. 2lsi, 1887.
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ADxrNfsrRAroR's sAKH

~ REAL Estate rne rows % LnIoS, - Az
CoUSrY, ISpiASA---On the 9th DAY @ ivo - 0xs
yrosnd con.ai ming ares TN property g - -
S,mu., Sta.,ey deceased. The ground nay - dvids4
81. % ec.mrnence O'Clock, r. ~. credit e az
months vi Ill b gven-
s~p,-mber Is 1887. &-
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Dr.. Moahass' Vegetable NseAsca.e, fSk cleans.
ing the stomach dsA pasifyi.s tho bssea.
Wis med'ens has acquired character tas esane oh
Complaints, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia Palsy Pss a.
afe from the OF Mercury 1unas and di.>as.s Al
ioas standh- shor, time thar
ever bee offered public For further particulars
Inquire a, Maurice Pia -s's Ia F.ankfin street.
ASA FOUND. Aeas
Richmond, Oe,. J. 1897. 49,
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ELECTION FOR CLERK.
The following the official from thc different
townships of this country given the election Monday
last We subioin the vote given at August
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From the .Vcn York Express.
LETTER FROM MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

We regret to notice that our types did MUST
to the MAJORS last. The most glariny of the
committed, howcver--such 'four day
ago. for ''four years agc"-we presume would
be Immediately noted by the reader error III
print,--for the Major never makes mistakes as to
dates and facts, (uness they be wiiful oncs.) All
VIC say about il is, if any future oversight on
part should draw from the Major good a
story, by way of episode, is contained III the
following letter, VIC shan, rcgretn.
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ffor the Bank rascal, do cheat Sco,drels! riLians,-
Van Buren, paper deficit of the OF
eighteen dollars, discovered in the Of
p Burnham of the Branch of L. 8 Bank. Hartford.
Had he cheated the people, through the govenmens
SIS va.ocra. would have envied him his
success.
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Amos LdneIt has been currently reported through ,hi.
but do know upon what authority. that this
ertingshed individual has received the appointment of
Charge d'afars Bogo:a He may have been nominated,
do believe the Senate will far degrade it
self confirm the appointments. However. Amos VII
hangeron until he get, something's if it is bat ss Of
clothes. He had better apply the Board of Foreign
Missions, for situation Missionary the Hostenso,.s
or other people no require "LIGIfr.'
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TRyTR STRONGER THAN FICTION

r, lM IS. ih STRONGER THAN FICTION
"s "asNnsc~ Reporter contains an account of
NJ ess'ng occurrence which happened in
~ lev daysagc. Two children Of IA
~ ~ "cnf soa hens nest. near the house,
=. = r"'.ng their hands in the nest. were bit
,h.: s,H"iesnakc which had ~ rattlcs; and
on gong out found them living dead
4. Tet. The afflicted mother returned to
when hOrrid to relate, she found her
"'ssr't child scaldcd to death!
n MODE OF DEER HuNrrNc-Wc this
~aag so.iccd n fine large buck. in AN cncIo-
~ tAe Eagle Tavern, which was caught in
N1e ARAigan, near the Manitauwoc Island. in a
- $50 vAich mist have been "a sin TO l,vv
He was discovc ri in the water, a,,oa,
49, nsoss from shore, by those on board tho
Fennsylv rs she was passing, and
49, %e lands. taking a small boat, immediately
~ -. The pursuing party were provid
moose, whici,-iasso like, they sue
E.s.;'s soae manGv cring, in throwing owe
= SastIen; bot soon found they had caught a Tar
En vs. moro than match for the ) oarsmcn
~ = eoe way faster than they could &C
sel - other. Findingit impossible to row
$50 me boat, with him. thew had to Let on
and pull him in from ON board. He is sup
-. save been chased into the lake by the
a. on Cotton, Of the Pennsylvania, brourh
yer to this city, and presented hin
81 the Eagle, who to the sorrow q
- lures, intends keeping the same alive
In. Ih's. however, is doubtful, As his excr
escape, when on board the boat. hay
Wy 'sIared him.-B.falo Ado.
,scr o. U. 9. B.xx N Lcxnox-Th;. =,
which has bcsn Cor some time in cos
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I'd Brigade, Downingvillc Militia.

eve knew eract before the actual meaning of tina
word "IIum-bug' d.r-Eds. NJ Y. Express.
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n,..S. o. T. s. BANK N Icxpox.-Tbis ar
"saeh has bcsa Sor somc time in con-
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temptation, has been completed and Mr. JAUDox
late Cashier Of the U. S. Bank, has been appoint
ed agent in London for that institution. Such is
tho arrangement Of all the exchanges Of the coun-
try, both foreign and domestic, and such the want
OF confidence felt in private bills that such an es
Enlistment has become almost necessary to the
transaction Of business, with any facility, but be-
tween the two countries. BY the operation Of
this agency all the risk Of Transmission is thrown
upon the bank; the merchant who desires to place
funds in London, has only to deposite the amount
in the Bank Of the u. States and he will receive
for it (dcducting the difference in exchangc) in
London. This will, in great measure, super
scde the necessity Of bills Of exchange, as it will
furnish a much more safe and convenient way Of
transmitting funds between the two countries.
MAGNETIC ORE IN New JERsEY-It is not gen.
orally Known we believe, at leas: ont OF the state,
(says the New Jersey Fredonian) that there is an
iron mine ofgreat magnetic power, at Schooley's
mountain. near the mineral spring, Morris county.
The following account of il is taken from Gorden's
Gazetteer Of New Jersey:
"For the man Of science, the mineral region,
and geological formation Of the country, possesses
much interest II abonnds with iron and other
minerals. The first is "a mine opened within
gun shot of the Heath House, is highly magnetic
SO much so, indeed, as to render the use OF iron
t1os about IT very inconv cnient The following
extraordinary circumstances we give on the aii-
thority OF Mr.. Marsh. The tools, by continued
use, become so strongly magnetised, that in boring
the rock. the workman is unable, after striking
the auger with his hammer, to separate them, in
the usual way Of welding the hammer, and is COM
PEELED to resort TO n lateral rotary motion for
this purpose; and the crOwbar has been known
TO sustain in suspension, all the other tools OF the
mine, in weight equal to many pounds These
facts supported by the assurance Of General
Dickinson, that the magnetic attraction Of the
tools used iP his mine. adds much to the fatigue
Of the worl<mcn; and that it is of ordinary oc-
for the hammer to lift the augcr from the
bic during the process ofboTing."
The Sioux Indians in Council at Washington have
81, rf nj
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The Sioux Indians in Council at Washington have
accepted the Government offer of million OF
dollars for their lands east Of the Mississippi.
This will be valuable acquisition Of fine lands
in the North West.
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JalWgbte Plantation,

formerly owned by Frederick Dinkins, on
the waters of Sugar Creek, and 90 the road
leading from Charlotte to the Old Nation
Ford, containing about $50 acres, adJoin.
inc the lands of Col. Augustus Alexander,
Mrs. Susannah Snartt, Mrs. Obedience DIN
kns, n. H. Glover, and Maj B. Nethers,
subject TO the widows dover, for the benefit
Of partition among the heirs. A credit OF
twelve months win be given, the purchaser
giving bond and security.
Bv order of Court,
DR. DUNLAP, c. M.
April q, 1897. t45-Prce adv 81
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the estate Of God
~ frey Williamson, decd, are requested
TO make immediate payment. No lndu-
gence can be gwen. All those who nave
claims against SAID estate, will present them
properly attested, within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice will be plead IN bar o.
their recovery.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, l Ereeu.
WILLIAM JAMESON, tors.
April 25 le37. H5
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,EFSCELL.f.vEOUS.
THE BRIDES FAREWELL.


nv MRS. BEsANs.
Why do weep 10 leave the vine
Whose clusters DER me bend
The myrtle vet, oh call il mine -
The hcwers love 10 tend,
A thousand thoughts OF all things dear,
Like shadows DER me sweep,
leave my sunny childhood here,
Oh, therefore, lie, me weep!
I leave thee, sister we have played
Through many joyous hour,
Where the silvery CLEAN o! the olive shade
Hung dim DER iount and bower,
Yes thou and I, by stream, by shore,
In song, in prayer, in sleep,
Have been as We may be no more
Kind sister, let me weep.
| leave thee, father Ewes bright moon
Must now light other feet,
With the gathered grapes, and the Tyre IN tune
Thy homewsrd steps 10 greet
Thou in whose voice, 10 bless Thy child.
Lay tones of love so deep,
Whose eye DER all my youth hath smiled
leave thee let me weep
Mother leave thee ION thy breast
Pouring out JOY and NO;
have found that holy place Of rest
Sill changeless-yet go.
Lips, that have lulled me with your strain,
Eyes, that have watched my sleep!
viii earth give love like yours again
Swee; mother let ~e weep,
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ERAY'S OINTMENT, for Sale at
" WILLIAMS & BOYD.
AarcA 7. 1897. J6if
Warranfee Dseds for mis at this O@ot
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ANECDOTES

Mr. Marshall, author ot the treatise on
IN his early years vas uUdeF
great distress for some Tune, through con-
sclousness OF guilt aud dread OF the divine
d,spleasure. Al las, mentioning his case 10
DR.. Thomas Goodwin. and lamenlng the
greatness OF bus SINS, that able d"'ae re
piled :" YOU have forgotten the greatest SIN OF
all, the SIN OF unbeIlef IN refusing to believe
in Christ, and rely on his aioneneni, and
righteousness for your acceptance with
God" This word III season banlshed has
fears. He looked 10 Jesus, and was filled
with JOY, aud peace IN believing.
True peace of raind.-A friend once as
ked Professor Francke, who built the or.
phau house al Halle, how It came TO pas,
that he maintained so constant a peace OF
mind. The benevolent, aud godiy man re-
pied, By stirring up my mind hundred
tunes day. Wherever | arn, whatever
do, | say, Blessed Jesus have truly share
in the redemption Are my s,ns forgiven
Aud guided by thy spirit! Thine am
wash me again, aud again. By this con
slant converse with Jesus, | have EMO, &c
serenity Of mind, and settled peace ~ my
soul"
Much labor, but no proft.--W Walking il
tue country, (says Vim. Jay Of BOIh)
went Into barn, where found lhreshe
at hts work. addressed hlm N the word
Of Solomon, "My friend, 10 all labor
there's profit" Leaning upon MS tiaII, an'
~iih much energy he answered, :" No SIR
that is the truth, but there - one exception
70 IT, have hong Iabored n The service o
$40, but got no profit BY my labor. Ther
YOU know somewhat OF the Apostles mean
ing, when he asked, what fruit had ye ther
10 those things Of which you are nos asham
ed" Thank Gnd, Fad he, . and | aIsr
know that now beng made free from sIn
and having become servant unto night
eousness have my fruit unto holiness, ant
the end everlasting hie."
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~ ~ LIZ ing SEASON, ~ wv
MH stable Of the subscriber one
snAnaa Sa016 aud a half miles North oil
Welch's Mill, nine miles west oil Concord
and about twelve miles Southwest oil Chaf'
lo,le, on the public road leading from Iam-
den and Cheraw TO S,aiesvIlle, on Mondays,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursday, ana
will be lie, TO Mares at the following rates
Flee Dollars the single leap, 10 be paid
whenever service is rendered; Ten Dollars
for the Season, TO be paid at the expiration
Of the Season; aud Fifteen Dollars to en-
sure a Mare to be with foai. In every IN
stance, parting with or transferring The
Mare iorleits the insurance. SN EEPEk
will be regular at his stands, (publlc days
aud unavoidable circumstances excepted
/ All possible care ~ili be taken To prevent
accidents oil any kind, bu, ! will not be la
BILE for any that may happen. The Season
TO commence the 20th of March, aud end
the 10Th OF June.
observation-disclosures ISL We.
ry rich mahogany bay, with black legs,
name and tail, nlne years old mex, October,
OF extraordinary muscular power, sixteen
hands high, and Tor extraction or pareniage
interior TO no horse III this section OF coun.
Itry. Ii is deemed unnecessary to say much
as 20 has form aud muscular po.er-be Will
show Tor himself.
Pedigr"e.-SWEEPER was ioaied
and ralseu III Western Virginia. lie Sa'
sired by Rogers Roanoke, he BY the re-
nowned old SIR Archie. Roanoke's dam
was BY Mark Anlhony, grandam by Pania
loon, :. &. dam BY WIIdair, &. g. 2. dan
By Sweeper, who was by The imported horse
SNeeper Swsepcr's dam was BY Genera
Jackson's celebrated race horse fTuxion
and he BY the old imported D'ouede, gran
dam BY Medley.
The subscriber embraces this opportunity
Of thanking the citizens Of Cabafsus an'
Aeckienburs Tor the liberal patronage here
tolore gwen him, and tiauers himself b.
can accommodate them With horse as a toal
getter, tina. IN every respect u calculale'
10 please aud render more universal salts
faction than any hqrsc he has ever kept
Although the subscriber ebors under Ib'
peculiar disadvantage OF not having the op
portuniiy Of showing his horse TO hrs friend
and former customers sooner, he io0Gl!
cherishes the belief that FROM the superior
Eiy 81 Sweeper and the accommodation otierrus
be vii mrru = literal share OF patronage
The stallion Saeeycr has bu, very recenil.
arrived 10 these parts from Western Virgin
"a. The subscriber confidently recommend
his friends and former customers who hag
Mares to put. to call on hun, see his horse
aud Judge ii he IS moi worthy Of patronage
ELAN :. HARRIS.
Cabarrus equally. MareA II. l-3I.
z. ). The correctness of the Pedigree Q
Sweeper IS certified, warranted, and souch
ed for as above, by
II GEORGE II. PHELPS
AND
Mo- THOMAS ALLEN.
BOA Of bsssrn Virginia.
~ &. Persons residing al distance an
2 wishing to pul mares SIll be- accommodate
! 90 as reasonable terms as a, all practicable
: 3-f r. = f.
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber having qualified as exec
IL utor of the last will and testament OF
Phineas S. Dewey, Decd, all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate, are requested
10 come forward and present them within the
time prescribed BY law, or this notice will be
plead IN bar of their recovery.
SILAS DEWEY, Executor.
AgriI 25, 1887. t4jP
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rENllE Subscribers INFORM the Merchants
OF the Interior aud the public gene
raly, that the ABOVE Lane is now IN success.
lul operation, and offers drrec, aad eSpe
d,tlou, means Of transportation. The yes.
sells Of this Lane, ) ~ number, are all Of
tire FIRST class; aud Goods shipped By them
can be insured a, the lowest rates of pre-.
mum. The Steamer Wilmington, 10 con
nectlon - a boa, Of fiUe construction for the
Cape Fear, and with her Tow Boats we'll
calculated to give despatch. Al persons
shipping Goods By the above Line will please
hand list to the Agents at New York.
HALLE1'T & BROWN,
Agents at New York,
WV. DOUGALL. Agent At Wilmington,
WlLLkiNGS Il BELDEN.
Agent. At Fayetteville.
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Paw YOUR Taxes!

TTNHE Taxes for the year 1886 is now
IL due and ready for collection, and per
sons interested are informed that they must
be paid in Specie or North Carolina Bills,
as this is the only kind Of money that will
be taken from me in paymen, Of the State
Tax.
~ MCoNNAUGHEY, Sheriff.
April 26, 1887 43T
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J.. All kinds OF Country Produce
take N in exchange Tor Goods.

u All KINDS OIL country ffoausS
Ia c N in exchange Tor Goods.
The subsc RIDERS return their sincere
thanks TO their lrle2ds and customers. Tor
the liberal encouragement they have re-
oeived heretofore, aud they assure them that
they vail continue 10 sell Goods as low, eth.
er Tor cash Or on time, 10 punciua dealers,
as they can be purchased IN thIs section Of
country. Purchasers would do well to call
and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. All se ash, Is to call, hear
prices and Judge for yourselves.
\ * ". ALEXANDER.
Ctarl0fs April, l-J7. i2V
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GRE.9TCURE!

hstfANas ~ Fsrhs~fF "a, ta@N
] arm nov - years VI agc--wbcn 10 my In
rear, | received wound on my let beg, wksa
b~eAmc CELEBRATED, and eontinesd VI until the ksg
VI March last II would oecss,o nalIy heal D
and then break oct again ba, mot Of the ,ir@
Il vas IN very painful condition. tho sore ha,ag
extcatrH 10 large s'rr, and beoone very de
tried mary remedies 10 make cure, ~tshoi
success, until applied Grsg's iaraIsahs Osa
msnt. Two pots Of which have CT cigslly caft@
nv leg, and reduced il 10 its natural siEs. T.
cure woaid hwsr hern made much sooner, has
strictly attended 10 The eneeiioas for the uss :
the Ointment. bg, this failed to do, whIs ioei
much exercise. and very iapfudsnty ussd Iisa
banesge. My eg has besu ~sll 20, NOR, iiai
si1 moalhs, during which ums, ] ba'U wsass
much, yet II remains iifm and ftee from oil so'''
ness or inflammation. After having bcsn aiFlesr.
Tor period Of forty one YEAR,, nov eplsy -
benefit q sound leg sgasa.
LEWIS H0LL0MAN