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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
TH FL GA NTON HERAb'I
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By JAMES NJ. SHARP ST.
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Trust SITE.

FQY virtue OF the powers yesiea q
Dns by a deei Of trust made and eX-
ecutedby keiahtly Sanders, an duly
recorded in Madison county, Tor iAe
purpose Of securing the pupctualpay-
ment Of a certain sumoi money there
in specified, we viii proceed to seliat
public auction, for cash, on Thursday,
the 4lh day Of May, 1887, at canton,
Madison county. the following descri-
bed lands, to Wit: The south half Of
The north east eighth Of section seven.
township ten, range four east, con-
tanning forty acres; the cas-. halt Of
the south east quarter, same section,
township and range, containing cigh-
ty acres. The west half Of north
west quarter Of section eight, town
ship ten, range four eat, containing
eighty acres; the south west qaarter
OF section eight, township ten, range
four east, containing ne hundred ard
sixty acres. The north hall Of south
east eighth. section eight, township
two, range four east, containing forty
acres.
And also the following negrest, to-
wit: I.aac, aged 80; Dock, aged 81;
Violet, aged 10, andhe two children;
lane, aged 10; Jack, aged 90; Minor,
lged p, Hinnell aged 40, Jnno %,
Robert 20, jesse 90 Moses Is, Cor
len II. The title to the above pro-
,erty is believed to be good, but we
will convey only such title as is vest
d in US. w. HARVEY;
w. r. LEWIS.
Vicksbnrg, March 2S, l:37-51-tds
*Salepostponed till fufthernotice
! given
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18

TIME Trustees Of this Institution
- take pleasure in announcing to
the public, their readiness to 90 into
operations with the above depart
Iment.
The services of Misses ]. II, Il lei,
w. Cores Of Maryland have been Sc.
cured, and the Trustees fatter them.
selves that the qualifications Of their
Teachers, and their experience in the
instruction Of young Ladies; together
with the healthlul and Pleasant loca-
ton Of tho Institution, will offer the
strongest inducements to parents,
DESTROYS toprocme for their daughters,
"a solid and ornamental education.
The Trustees are resolved to en-
gage the services Of gentleman,
who shall be emirently qualified to
give to young men, a finished educa-
|tion in the ancient andmodernlangua-
Iges, us well as a Thorough course Of
instruction in Literature and Science
generally.
The Spring and Summer sessions
will commence the LIST Monday in
March, and end the last week inJulv.
The Fall and Winter sessions will
commence the 1st Monday in Sep
TENDER and end the last week ia Jan.
fuary in each year. Each pupil will
be charged only from the time Of en-.
ltering the school.
The Trustees hope in a short time
to be prepared for the accommoda.
ton ofany number fyouugladies that
may patronize our Institution, with
boarding, on as reasonable terms, as i,
can be obtained in any similar es-
Establishment in the South.
/ The course of instruction in this
lschool will comprise three classes, ii
Which Will be taught the following
branches. rs
The Preparatory class embrace Or.
biography, Reading, Pennmanship
Arithmetic, English Gramn,er. and
Geography, with the use Of the Globes.
4 Pficeof Tuition per session $40
/ The Junior class Astronomy: Ma.
tnral, Moral and Mental Philosophy
History; Chemistry; Rhetoriek; Loo.
e and Polictical economy Price d
Tuition per session SIS.
The senior class Drawing; Orisn.
ltd, Mezzinto, and velvet PaintInc,
i Ornamental Needle workand Music.
Price Of Tuition per session SIS
The broadly liberal, and highly
moral principles, ofthe Sharon Semin.
airy, should procure il, one uaisersai
Eb'uss OF appreciation from all Protes-
ltants.
Signed BY order Of the town Coun.
Iell OF Sharon.
,. ". N. MINTER, Pres.
Y April &c, 1887.
Editors friendly to morals and Lit.
seratre would perform a beneyolen,
and patriotic act ~ giving the above
notice. one Or more insertions in Their
papers. - :
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
PR0srFclisss
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p r. : ~ NY views Paper & . ,s
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III II = ua' we feel ass,g.S..
y, W. Is sustained ,,a BY The !. = I
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6 s',s a'e wholly unsuppEea !
press p maj section; We s]I,''l. J.
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= usual N a prospeci,,:
s ss,l q the objects & /. Z
proposed 70 be published.
9flnclPles g upon which il 4 { s y
auclso. Our objects--ior "
speaa ou' frankly, IS first d s.i|
Pap I y source oi profit ii o'''.!
aug secondly while we adyas.s'
o"h interest, make an homes
Y ADVANCE Inc interest ana MI
q nose who patronize is.
ehdeayof g make our paps q q
u 2 ana interesting to our bsl,|,:.
lhs discussion and elucidaiiast's
subjects, which viii b rlloss'
wy ana useful 70 them.
Jecls we suppose to be thuse 4;
y !, 'he great agrlcultpraI mn
'llc country he sound mora
cip1es q the community.--H /
lhe intellectaal Improvement 4
fea1 ndy Of lie people upoas1
Jec's eilecting their Happiness
prosperity oor political psia,
are nose ! !. entertained BY WashiS
ahd JefIefson.---in favor of 1 ],
ana JUST construction Of theCop
'ioii. we nelleye that allpower,
granted 70 the federal Govern
are reserved { g the States 81 d
people; ana mat al yiosatioas i
]. reserved !. rights q the States, isa
iaeioh OF the Constitntlon aads
gefous usurpation on the part &
Federal Government !. Tie d,
situation Of our country sasr
melanchoii example Of tile i
quehces q the Executive ihre
asiGe me CONSTITUTION and ain
d'!lg'ail the checks and res!r
when that Constitution had In
on hifil, AMI acting with no I
restraint than ms own will; andTvI
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18

i.Nttf t.f-f D = - \ AAeAss
f8aiia undersigned Commissioners,
appointed BY The Probate court
oi ~ .isou county, wili meet at the
house oi Royce and Reading. in Liy-
ine .on, on ice Sd Saturday in each
aud every month from this date, for
theensuiagsix months for Ae purpose
Ri examining, auditing and allowing
claims against the estate Of Robt. 4.
GA, deceased, reported insolyent,
Nhere those who are interested may
attend.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
UTSSIUrTlON

THE partnership heretolWe exis-
4 ting under the firm offs. II Clark
&. ca. IS this day dissolved by mgtH-
al consent. Tie name Of ire iirn
vii be used hereafter only p iiqulda-
ton Of lis affairs, and all persons m
debied to or having claims against
said firm will call on Wm. J. Iiiltand
S. II. Clark for settlement.
ROBERT SHOTWELL,
s. III. CLARK,
WIN. J. HILL.
jacksonville, may l3-7-d
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
NOrICE

I EFPERS Of administration hay,
= : ing been granted to the under
signed, by the probate court Of MIadi-
son county, at the May term 1897. on
the estate Of Seymour r. Powell. dec.
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against SAID estate ID
present them duly authenticated with.
IN the time prcscribedby law, or they
WILDE forever barred; and all peesons
indebted to the said estate are reques.
ted e make immediate payment.
y, Nj. FULTON, adm'r.
may 25-6-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
NEW GOODS.

T,IIE subscribers have just receiv-
= ed direct from the North, IS pie
ces Calicoes Of the best style and la
test patterns; Also a handsome in
voice Of red and white hannels, 4 and
"A blue plaids, furniture and apron
checks, Hosiery, Gloves, &c which
we offer for sale on our usual accom-
modating terms.
]. SILEERBERG & Co.
Jan. 10, 1837--39-tf.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
N tSsyealed Fresh

GARDEN q FL. OVER SEED
VIE su b !, Just received
~, rom 2, philadelphia d large invoice See
q fresh fresh Garden and Flower seeds, q
every variety.
~. J. sILyERBERG,
March IA, 1887. VI
20 o.: Sulphate de- Quinine,
6doz. Seidlis Powders.
8 DO. Ginger Beor do.
8 do. Castor oil.
! DO, Sp'ts. 7 uwentine..-
!. J! lump Magnesia, Black Varnish
&C. &c, just received and for sale hv
,,.. J. SAvERBERG& co.
! March IA. 1887.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
NOTICE.
NOTlCE.

NO1lCE.
II EI'lERSoi administration having
: : been granted tctle undersigned
bytie probate court Of Madison coun.
", at the May term 1887, on the es.
tate Of James r. Jones decd. Notice
y hereby given to al persons having
claims against said estate to present
them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred; and all persons il.
deoted TO the said estate are rcques.
ted to make immediate payment.
MARGARET JONES and
J. SlI.VERBERG, admir-.
may 26-6-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
NOTICE.

YHSIIE stockholders Of The ctizas
Il Of Madison county, will mfsial
banking house in the town Of Can't
fst day ofAugust next, for The P1'p
electing directors for said bank, aCs
tothc provisions ofthe charter.
S. I. FEAMsTsR,
q, w. IIENDFssaS
JolIN STONE, III
JOHN I. CAMERON
Coaall
July 18th l837-l0-tm
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
DANIEL RICE,
II. II. SCIIROCK,
THO'S NOBLE.
Jan. ~, 1837--4l-6m.
! MISSISSIPPI,
NIadison County. {

1adiSon County.
Byte Probate Court Of said c0unty
To al persons interested IN ne lqadS,
tcaements ind Entertainments Of Jas.
J. Iolkes deceased GREETING.
you are hereby cited TO appear
before tie Probate. court of said
county at o regular term thereof to
be holden at the Court House of said
county, on the fourth Monday ofsAu-
gust next, then and there to shew
cause il any yon have, why said court
should not then order and decree that
the lands, tenements and heredita-
ments Of said deceased TO be sold to
pay the debts.
WITNESS, the Hon. Thorn
as Shackleford Judge Of Pro-
bate Of the SAID county the
fourth Monday Of May, in the
yearof our Lord on thousand
eight hundred and thirty-sey-
en- and seal Of said court.
'sSac1, the 22nJ day Of May 1887.
WILLIAM RILEY CLERK. |
THOMAS SPELL, admir-. |
May ~, 1837--6-Gw.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
DL Iy,,;,,,:.l,l.L.

TIE copartneFship heretofore ex-
listing between John II. Thomas
and John II. Rollins in the practice Of
our profession, was this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Their unsettled
upon which suits have sbeen
brought, will receive their joint atten-
ton.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
THOMAS SIIACKLEF0RD,
lLATE or LIVINGSTON. Ml.)

CaatOa Mississippi.
WILL practice Law in the 9TH Iu-
~ dicial District, and in the ad,
ionung counties; the District court Of
United States-~ond Chancery court
at Jackson.
References:
IFssns. Ship, Ferriday &Co.,
Nachez, nj.
nrssRs. Ewing, Maddux &Co., Liy-
ingston, III.
MAJOR Charles b. Green Mount @.
iympus, Madison county.
March 81, 1887. 50-6m.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18

9Proprietorsof newspapers printed
within any part Of the U, s. orthe Cana
das, who viii copy the above advertise,
ment three times and forward copy con-
tanning the same, will identified tothcir
pay any type cast al our foundry, pro
vided they takastwice The aInount oftheir
bill in type.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18

DOCTOR Il. w. HARPER.
A GAIN respectfully pliers his pro-
"a iessional services % the citizens
- Canton and its vicinity.
office over Gilmcr & Webb's Store.
April !, 1897. 50-0m.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18

fHH 70, 1901.
Editors friendly to morals and lit.
erature would perform a beneyolen,
and patriotic act ~ giving the above
notice. one or more insertions in thei,
papers.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18

4 large variety or ornaments, calcula-
ted particularly for the Spanish & South
American markets; Spanish French and
Portuguese accents furnished to order,
with every other article made use ofin
the printing business. Al Of which can
be furnished at short notice, Of as good
quality and on reasonable terms as any
other establishment.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
PPofe ssionaI.

lt.orasg AL C.9a.seliol. Y Laas.

WILL attend the several courts 81
Madison and adjoining counties;
oH business conided 10 him viii meet
with prompt attention.
nav 2S-6-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18
SHARON FEMALE ACADEMY.

Jan. 10, i837-39-tf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

borg ,ll entered France I oc,cr stv. either in
The b,tcfi SHOPS. 10 iAe ho'cls 80 private houses
q loaf &c ~heaieu breed. 10 every large tow u
smsu fuls 81 3Lca,ca fosct could be purchased,
AID they covld be sceu a, the tables al which Tor
eighcfs were seated.
" best j. on!y ufea BY the natives ~ n4aling
-hs, oar EnghsA bakers cal fsucy breed o. n
gsat, and confectionery.
81 ihcre be 90 foreign demand Cor wheat, The dr.
hculiy 81 ceiling 10 very great
ln tGd',on TO The Tact that the heslihiucss oftbc
bread Of aour IL questionable, whenever The proe
%! luof - high. ell pas, experience has shown inst
The temptation 10 NIX oslein.d bones plaster ground
peace aud white corn great. Do, those children
who adhere 10 the old brown loaf Of or pilgdn
fathers aud their oAkcn CONSTITUTION. know VIVA,
they eat. and know not hyPochoudnsss aud her
beet VI mslsdes Rvs 4 I~pIsN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
N.4TTL7N JENNERS ESTATE.

STATE or JERBONT }yE9 FL remembered that
District Of Roiiand IS. - ate stated Probate
Cour, holden at the Probate Once at Rutland in said
district the I7h day Of August. 1887.
Pre,ent UiLLLi-u U.4LL, Judge,
To all persons ncorned IN the estate Of Nathan Jen-
ner. late Of Pi,siord, deceased, testate
GREETING.
Whereas, John Smith administration lie bons nop 81
the will and Testament Of the estate OF the said deceased
proposes TO ronde. account Of his adninira and
present his account against sal estate for allowance al
the Probate Court 10 be holden Rutland in saiC dis
ucl. on the 1t Monday Of October next
Therefore you are hereby not fec to appear before
said court AT the time aud place appon cd to show
il any you have, why the said account shall nc, be I'll
lowed.
Given under my hand and the seal of said probate
H.. S court al Rutland, in said district this l1th day
of August, 4 ID. 1887.
H. Il. TOHSLEE, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

hosiorLrrK.L nousrr. The Leg ..infe of
Maine, OF IL. last session, passed an act, giving a
bounty Of two dollars to every cUltivstor " tho soil
Who sill raise ftcetiy bushels Of wheat and ELK cts
each for every boshe over thirty In speaking
uoou tho subec, snd 1t. results the Boston Herald
ssys -
We understand. Gom Maine gentleman, tha,
ihs CONSEQUENT excitement has been such tina, there
10 every prospect Of on immense crop. lie states
that from calculation the lax "a The sta.e. from
THE bounty. will not be fer from heo hundred thou
sGrd doiiars."
Upon which the Philadelphia Saturday Courier
msks. the following sensible remarks -
I'VE never could discover the least reason So
long as ,rsrcity of hreajstuils. compsred with
The consumption eslsis--thst every LegIslsture IN
every state should BOT do The same thing, IL s
esrlsin that something should be done TO induce
men to grew gtsin. Consumers require 1.-THE
present state Of things show il. Let Legislators
,hps Of it, snd act accordingly"
We Trust that our lcgisla,uTsi at lie next session
will bfsr he above IN mind. nnd, instead Of from
hhy to a hundred diroree bills. psss similar act
Tho benefits that will speedily flow from IT, not Oh
ly TO individuals but 20 The State At large. viii be
,lmos, inealeulsbie. -Franklia Fdrmer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

wv the subscrbers. being appointed by The Hon.
w the Probate Court fr the District OF Rutland.
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine aud adjust all claims
AID demands of al persons aeaiust the estate II
SIL.4S FULLER,
late OF sherburne 10 SAID district deco se1, rcprcsea.
ted in.ovcn' and also 81 claim. and den d. EXHIBIT,
IN Offset thereto nnl six months from the i6 Ia day OF
August inst being allowed by said e"urt for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice that will attend e.
the business %! sand appointment. at the house Of
Ilpsh Fuller in Sheibuin- on the Eta day Octubcf
snl February next, from o'clock until O'Clock r.
each e s-l DAYS.
BENLiuLv HUTCHENSO.T} c.u....o...
MATHEW ramon, communicable
Dated shcrburne, ,hi. 2el DAY of Aux. 1887. SO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
NpBI DvLTuEALs
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.lssh 20 sti- snss.s sez s~isieg
go "a iiss ~ %. swssi ~ SO tftr.
81. IS g egg 80 ~ fs1ta~ ths f3osrt.
ga p GAgaaa NJ tasiss.s su8 frb3ss -ssg
81, tsi. 49, SEQ. Id fssehe Gee ~ aad Gee q
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as 80 tft..i fa7ssts tbs pee ioP ifs.n tfsfsbs 81
tlasn
..ssrs-, lis ..o'iss ess isbot eesss'.
10 asf tfgH cattle Tso. - Stst p'u We "~n
DO %, a sof si-- Sst ..or' tio, go.
.., -su-sss 30 dsslos Ia psosgh ssA 70 hoe
..r.- e., ~ ps,ds u Ger rfsste,i a u'sa.
..tr.,s t.s grseH ssas And NOV 10 s.,ss sisb
., ~b,n the y,csss. Win ito tsssis sai ~,
rrzc3 30 The ts-f. ihr ths .sosg ofs hey
-s,In trnprsf o. cot 9th stszt, siurdf team
et % defsb q tht seai tbosgh reach 10 lie beam
tssdeLsl- as,ortss eth r,.rs~s sh5 u.sh
SEE .r..iiss dsndic, ma, wear Cor = dashs
7rt - tspkss bose sPsa the so'id mssi soairss
b. ia l5r k,ay's o Pfs.idshts cfess.
-. bor sirs toalth TO osr eosn,ry Ground.
ti.. tsalis nd rfafkr; With pients slowed
n, leef q O.d ~ ard lot epiour-. dns.
f.s aoagh cat eIcoi fst Western sSflV'a.
= . Bsp sail. .. ps-pltas- hat srggfes thsi,
prov. tlti oaf suil u 18th rnsiio- and fat
ESQ sasy .t Me pietss but gaes, 'tis tgFesd, ~asN
th-t J9hs hss iossd ersi 10 small PumPt'n "sd
Het h,rk -ht fgfehodias 10 hssfs IN the street
Ff-d i0o q the b, ~o'd from all that Ne meet
-t tho sr,an ufth. Farmer cheering hope f-.ls.
i,e t crops on tie valleys. and hoek' crown, hs HUE
., growing .nbitious--their parse getting lsnt,
Tt tu up thsif teasfs resort 10 tie bank
a 4 -e,lth tie most iss,ing 70 parebased by toll,
= ~ the Farmers beet Rank 10 Bssl Of rich so,i
WITH Gsllssf ard Goldisg and Dobb,n tbryd 90,
Ard tAsi' asids loud rc-srh no Gee W and Gss "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

Certain it is that the love Of home, and the llab-
lis Of domestic confidence, must pervadc female cd
ucEtion, or merely being married will never make
woman fobd Of domestic pleasures, or capable Of
dlschaTging domestic duties. II is strange that
nf sense. learning, and knowledge Of the world
can believe that a weak minded sentimental, friv-
oous young lady, whose whole hear, is devoted TO
dress, smusemnis and husband hunting, will make
kind. submissive and Judicious wife. Such, APP
psren,ly. gentle girls are the most unreasonable be
ings in the universe ss wives | mean. Men viii!
not believe, iii they find by conjuga experience,
that pretty soft spoken person. sentimental young
creature, whose deepest learning is few French
phrases, and few tunes on The piano, can exhibit
passions violent os Queen Elizabeth, be obs,l-
nate as Madame de Stael. in argument. Be-
fore proposing to marry young lady. consider il
she has qualities yon esteem IN an intimate friend.
I II she has not. never dream your love will last
/ though she be beautiful as iIeur Beauty IL a
T fascinating object but whoever selected friend
for has or her beauty Mrs. Hate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

AZ OUTFIT FOR SALE. A Poor DerH in the
columns Of the Chicago Democrat, offers a rare
chance 10 the disposal OF hi. habimenrs a. private
sale. lie says:
81 have pair Of SILK gloves. gold watch end
cham, diamond breast pin several superb finger
rngs, SIX ruffie shirts, few boxes nf cgars, and
quit. number of books not materially damaged,
which wish 10 dispose Of. In pay will take d
slough and hoe. The rect | want in each, TO d.
vide among the people that ! owe for board, H.
quors' horses, cigars and borrowed money. |
have resolved to 60 TO work. and think some 9TH
ers IN the city would sppear better if they would
follow my example. Any person wishing TO buy
DOT the above right and title to gentleman, had
better address through the Pos, Office.
4 POOR DEVIL"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

OCR AGRICULTURAL hRsOuRcss ARM sor DR.
,Riorsp. From an excellent article upon this
subject contained in the New York Express, We
copy the following
= "a farming people The means o. creating
wealth from landed estates the mesns are not We,
half developed. There is no reason on earth why
this sbouC not oe vine growing country and We,
At is no, There is no reason Why the Old World
should find Ne in silks. and yet II does. S0 varied
10 soil and climate. and go extended our lines
efla;ii1de from the rocky and frozen regions Of The
ryer ST. John, to he sandy Ssbine, that We have
oil the capacities for dong every thing for our
selves and yet at this moment we oppressed
and oyefburihened with prodIgious foreign debt.
The cotton Planters make money. Why not the
hemp growers, The sug,r planter. make money
and Why may not stock growers Of even the Green
mountains Seenoe 10 what is wanted first and
then at aud taste will cone as landmarks. Edu-
ess then your boys in college, Il you chooses
good educslion burs No msn-but make farmers
Of them shetwsrds n you wsh Them to be happy
tsd besltby.H
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

Believing that Jewetrs Improved Veg.lsbl. Ill, sr,
remedy worthy the highest conijrDtc. | m ind1ccJ
from public con'iderniious the ct hey h~d IN
member Of my family. Estly in The a, uinier o '
wife experienced the OF disease which gthdGsr
increased 10 high degree of severity The ,yurtu.
were great pofation Of strsr sh loss appetite r,n
IN The head, dzposs. rnpi OF the hssr pa ~ Oh.
side and cough. She commenced with tho pil., ,stly
the 'pring. and received immediate relief They rer.
continued cordins 10 the drections. unit, nearly
b"Ne' wor" taken, when the appeared TO DO pe,
aud no 'yu'lin"s # d'staso huys ''ues appeared.
(Sisae1 LETI 4BBL.
Boston, @cpt. 10, 1897.