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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
From /,on's Herald.

MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-The
Minutes OF The Annual Conferences of tho Metho-
dist Episcopal Church for 1897 and IS, have been
received, and for sale by d. s. King, No. 80 Wash
ington street.
This useful annual increases in size each succeed
ing year. The present has 80 pages, while no Far.
Their back than 1886, there were but Ga.
We have called this a useful publication. II no,
only contains the stations Of all the preachers in the
connection, but gives the names OF the superannuaed
d those who have located. 1t also gives the numbers
in each society, the collections for superannuated
preachers. and tho distribution Of these collections
The amount of money collected for missions and
for the publication OF Bibles, Tracts. and Sabbath
school books, is also given, There are in the pre-
sent number eleven pages OF notices Of deceased
preachers.
We hndthat the total increase Of whites during
the past year, is 80 IS of coored, 1896; of the
travelling preachers. 1913; local preachers, s3s do.
ereas Of Indians, 59i.
There are in the connexon 06 travelling pre- ach-
ers and 1892 local, making a total Of g. 1898. Ten.
ncssee Conference contains the largest nber of Ia.
cal preachers, which is 430. The Arkansas Confer
encc has the smallest plumber, which is 72.-The a.
verage number is 2o7 The New England Confer
ence has only 50, which is the smallest number ex
cept that OF Arkansas.
The printing tho names of the districts in dis,inc,
line, - an Improvement
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$1,000 PREMIUM!
VoEKGE.v'x.4 S.z.NPSO.V.
Or - 900 Premium Vegetable for the cure of
SYPHILIS

TWO inspire the suffering with confidence this
diseased system, it is only necessary that such
is its reputation that the transactions OF Druggist
Richmond less than twelve months have been fire hundred
dollars besides what other dealers have Sold and Physi-
cans used The recovery OF Mr.. $ X Thompson OF Rich
mond whose suerings for five years Ind brought him
often to the brink of the grave and who had finally given him
self TO die after having lost the palate roof of his mouth
and part of his In this he persuaded by
Physician To use the SAMPSON and his great sup
prise well that of the community he gained twenty
two pounds in month and aud half papers made
perfect of him. Mr. T. has given history of hi ;
See handbils of other Price $40 90. For
uc by Howell DAVIES, Agent.
~ b. The above is acquiring high character for the cure
of Kings Evil or Scrofula.
July ~ wl2n
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HAT MANUFACTORY.
GEORGE W.. C.4E.v.ES,
Il Il

rnRKE Doors BELOW Tur ooRsra LEADING raoMT hR
WASHINGTON HoTEL, tMAis sTReET.)
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his thanks TO the
III public for tho very liberal encouragement e1'
tended to him since his commencement IN business al
this place and desires TO inform them that he has
made ngcmcnts TO extend his business eonside,a-
bly aud shall in future keep au assortment of Fur
and Silk Hats, OF his manufacture, cons,sngof
Fashionable Clim Beaver liat.
do Brush do
do Silk do
Plain Russia black and white Caps and
Wool Hats, large assortment.
In addition his present Stock. are daily expected
few cases OF fashionable Brush aud Silk Hats from
the North and he will continue to receive from the
best Northern Factories.
He hopes his having been practical Halter for
the last 30 years will be sufficient TO recomme his
work to the attention Of the public, and will induce
them to call and examine Tor themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
October 25 en-
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The proprietor Of The Hobeken Honss. sos
Pearl street, named Conrad Abelmsn, . German.
vas yesterday fully committed from the upper police,
on charge Of false swearing, in having at the late
election, in the Sixth Ward, taken the customary
oath prescribed By Law rs 10 his residence In this
city, when he had only been rcslden, here since the
18Th OF August last. We are informed by gentle
man that this man voted the loco toco ticket, and also
that he procured the yoies OF al least IS persons
some aliens, Others unqualified In the same way
With himself who likewise voted the loco foeo
ticket. Neu York Timss.
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.vOfiCe.

DERSONS wishing to use Samuel Gowdy's Pa
j tent Saw Min in Bedford, Campbell, Bucking-
ham, Rockbridgc, Augusta, Amherst, Charlotte and
Pntsy vana, in the of Va will please apply TO
the subscriber, residing in Liberty. Bedford coun-
ty, Va. who is authorized 70 sell rights and to re-
ceive pay for all in use in the above counties. All
persons arc hereby forwarned using this right e
gally. LINDSEY SHOEMAKER,
Agent for Julius w. Hatcher.
Dec. :. vim
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Sale Of Personal Property.

DY virtue of deed ftrust executed by the Ok
ID ford Iron Company TO the subscribers on the
9Th day Of August 1888 and recorded in the clerk s
office OF Campbell county court, will be sold, st
public auction, TO the highest bidder, at the Fur
mace of the said Company on Beaver Creek in the
county of Campbell, on Tuesday the first day of
January next all the personal property belonging to
the said Company. The sale will DO for cash, or
ninety days credit at the option Of the purchaser, he
giving negotiable note with approved endorser,
aud TO carry interest fromthc day oisale.
5 JANE f hEHAGu, Trustees.
December E I'll
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PsPus will assemble Monday, October 1ss
M 10. HARVEY MITCHELL, well known
1VA as Portrait X Landscape Painter, will, for the
year now commencing, take charge ofa Class Of
Drawing and Painting His skill Artist will offer
to pupils desiring real proficiency in this accom-
Plshmeut advantages such as few schools can be-
stow. Price of Tuition, Is dollars per annum.
WINTER UNVoRM.--Drcss and PeerDe of bot
tlc-green Circassian or Merno, with white Panta-
lets, and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonnet
Of Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Paymentfor Board $500 and Tuition in the regu-
lar Studies ($25) will be expected in advance. The
fees for Music, Drawing, for other Studies not
part Of the regular will be payable the end
Of each Session. EDWD. WIN. JOHNSTON.
Principal.
Setcmbcr IL II il offs
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October %

VIRGINIA AT rsles held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for the
county OF Amherst Monday the 3D. day of September 1888
'ahes oiedd' Plaintiff,
against
John Peter, Blaniord Hicks surviving executor of VII
IAN Peter dec d. Polly Peter widow and Moza
refer dec d. and Clifton c. Peter, Elizabeth A. Peter Mil
dred Peter Wesley Peter Frances Peter William Peter
Charles Peter Edwin Peter and james II. Peter heirs law
OF the said Moza Peter decd, Polly Hicks Jesse Peter
William Peter, Charles Peter, Simon Peter Susanna Cole
Lucy Sedd, Thomas Alley and Betsy his wife, Nancy
NORRIS Randolph Morris, administrator OF Allison Morris,
dec d., Frances Peter and John Sledd Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, John Peter Jesse Peter Charles Peter
Lucy Slcdd, Thomas Alley aud Betsy his wife and John
Scdd not having entered their appearance and
according TO the Act of Assembly and the rules this court
and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants ot This Commonw wealth. ordered that the sa
defendants do appear here e first day of the next Apr
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in printed
IN the town of Lynchbnrg for months successyey and
posted AT the front door of the house this county
Copy-foste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Crk
October % wom
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NOTICE..

-, | WISH TO SELL THE HOUSE AND
FM I'll LOT in the town of New Glasgow, the prop
AQ erty of Doctor N. B. Spotswood. will ex
change it for Negro property or for Land in Illinois
or Missouri. The dwelling house is neat, with con
yenient out houses If do not effect private sale
shall offer the above property at public auction on
the Is, day of January next, on the premises.
JOHN b. DUNCAN,
AIRY in fact for N. ID. Spotswood.
Dec Z. w3w
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Notice..

rINHE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
Il by Cobbs * Armistead, commonly called
"kylcs corner" is for rent--possesslon to BIO given
on the lst January, 1889 Persons DESTROYS 10 rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
utlorscd to manage and control the same for ne.
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. 10. Is
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NOTICE..
Dec.2

n PETITION will be presented to the next Gen
"a cral Assembly of Virginia, praying the passage
of law divorcing Martha c. Hemmings from hor
husband John G.. Hemmings.
MARTHA &. JENNINGS.
Bedford County, Va. 2ad Nov. 1888. VIII
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Valuable Tract Of land,


EnCOurnKe your own NHnUINCtNrcs
DOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
IL MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged. by buying your HATS, of the subscriber
Every Hat sell, being Manufactured by our
selves in the town of Lynchburg shall not be inle-
rior to any and being determined 10 sell low, for
cash. we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public
and as there will be no credit in our business, good
customers will not have to pay 70, bad ones. We
have Just received good Stock of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neaest m1nncr, by
first rate workmen. We are also receiving goJd
assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes, mems
and bows fine Fur Cloth and lair Seal Caps, some
Of a superior quality. All oiwh'ch will be sold low
for cash only. D1NkLE RU MBOUGH.
p. S. We are agents for the sale oil Morrison's
Hygean Pills. ID. ~ X
Nov. % WITS
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FINHE subscribers, having discontinued the Mer-
l. cautie business in Lynchburg. request all per-
sons indebted TO them to call and settle their =
counts.
Ass FOR RENT, the Store House, with de-
I'll s,rablc family residence above, now occupied
AVby us. AUSTIN & HANCOCK.
()ciober Ia
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ROBERT A. PENDLETON,
.1ffO1'Hey at Lane.

II Az lNG located himself Amherst Court
Il House, will attend the Superior and Inferior
courts OF the counties OF Amherst and Nelson. Any
business entrusted TO his management, will receive
prompt attention,
Sept "a Il
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NOTICE..

l SHALL on the 9th day OF December, at my re-
l. sldence in tho county Of Amherst, offer for sale
nine likely Negroes, nine or ten head of Cattle one
Horse, and parcel of Household Furniture Terms
will be liberal and made known the day of sale.
ALLISON OGDEN,
Executor of Henry Ogden. deed.
Dec. 3 w3w
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P.4TE.vT .4XE-HELVES.

uST RECEIVED one case patent axe -helyes
- IA good article for the approaching season.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept. 81 Is
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WANTED,

WANTED.
1MM PAIR YARN SOCKS,
SO0O yds' Yarn Jeans and Linseys, for
which the h'ghss, marke, price will be paid
=, BURTON d ROBES.
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VALUABLE WOOD LAND
FOR sac.

VALUABLE WOOD LAND
FOR sac.
IN PURSUANCE ola decree Of the Circuit Su-
j perior Court Of Law and Chancery for the town
of l. ynchbnrg, the undersigned commissioners oiihe
court will proceed to SELL at public auction. upon
tho premises on Thursday the oath Gay Of January
next, Us39,) that beng court day, upon credit Of
one and two years, certain
Tract Of Land,
containing about 800 ACRES, formerly the proper
~ Of Christopher Clark decd. The said LAND IS
situated about and half miles from the town OF
Salem. Roanoke county, :" and is heavily umbered.'
IL will be sold either in entire tract, or in lots, as
may suit the convenience Of purchasers--Bond with
good security will be required, and the title retained
az lien for the purchase money.
i. II. MAYS. Commits
ELI PIlLEGER, { sioners.
Dec. II wt24J
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

PERSONS sinS the ie Medicines, advised to take the
ms al nSh IN su'hclent quantities operate three
tablespoonful OF the Bttes halt hour before each meal
fof NOSE OF delicate enecbed constitution, half thu
quantity may be sufficient.
The above Medicine for sale by d. r. LYMAN. As't.
oct' 10 wl2m
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Il LlNlAN, by Old Sir Archy will make his
next season, at my stable in this place. Pedigree.
Performances and other particulars. in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. IL. wts
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BURR AND MONTGOMERY.

When the venerable and Rev. Mr.. Spring was in
New York some years ago, he expressed u desire ia
see Aaron Burr-his son, the Rev. Gardne, Spring
objected 10 liz saying that had lost caste and it would
no, be reputable to call on him. The old gentleman
replied
"My SOD must see Burr before leave the CITY.
went through the woods with him. under Arnold
stood by him on The Plains Of Abram and have
not seen HIM since the morning on which Mont o,n
cry fell. II was heavy snow-siorm. Montgomery
had fallen. The British troops were advancing TO-
wards the dead body, aud little Burr was Fastening
from the fire of the enemy. up his knees in snow,
win hIontgomery's body on his shoulders. Do YOU
wonder wish to see him 7"
THE LiGAMENr OF THE TEErH.-Thc alleged
e'eeovefy oil strong iendlnous ligament. which con
nnes the tooth TO the Jaw, is confirmed by a papcr
from the pen OF DIR. Paul Goddard, in the Novem
bet number Of the Journal Of Medical Science pub.
iished at Philadelphia DR.. Goddard gives the fol-
lowing description OF the Igamen,, which tho dis.
coverer, Dr. Caldwell, cuts with sharn ins,rnmrn,
before removing the tooth
procured jaw, and making a vcry earef,,I
dissection, satisfied myself Of the existence Of ;ga
Inent' Tins consists of short, strong, ligamen,ous
hsres' exstng on one side Of the human Tooth ouly
ana un'testhe neck oil the tooth the edge of the al
veola process The ibres arise from The edve or h.
slveous between the teeth, and proceeding forwards
IN the case Of the molars, and nwards in the case
ofthe ncisores is inserted into the neck of the tooth
not quite the sixteenth Of inch from the edge of
the enamel It's size land ofcourse its s,renetbl va
RES with the class Of teeth 10 which it belongs In
the .ncsores, il is narrow tape-lIke band-n the
cuspidati and bicuspadat, il is wider, and in the
'nolas Il Is az wide ~ the neck Of the tooth, and
very eereog A lew OF its 6bres are blended with the
gum 10 It's neighborhood. and thus we may account
'os ~ occasional liberation when tooth Is extract
IL !" adnes'oo to the tooth is stronger than to
'ne Jaw, aud II not cut, It 10 commonly dragged OUT
with the tooth. Its Iigamentous character is very
Iou.'s s' "~' ~"
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October ~ vJm
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of BedGrd
county Court, Monday the first day OF October one
thousand eight hundred aud thirty-eight:
Benjamin Hawkins, Plaintiff,
against
John Marke and Oliver II. p. Makle Richard r. MorLle
and John H. Markle, children of said John Markle and W
Marklc, Alkaline Burton late Alkaline Markle Charles Mart
and John Markle, children of Charles Makc Jr. decd
Defendants.
The defendants in this having entered their nm
pearance and given security according the semby
evidence that they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth
ordered thai the said defendants appear here nm to
fourth Monday December next and the bill oftho
plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith nse,tn
in newspaper published in the town of / vnchb'r
for months successfully and posted at the front door
the Court house ths county
A Copy-Tese,
Ro. c. MITCHELL, Crk. C
October 30. u5n,
VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks office ef An
herst county Court, on Monday the third day of De-
cemSer, one thousand eight hundred and thirty weight
Nathan Sienn' Plaintiff.
Anderson Ware and Cynthia his wife, Philip Burord and
Lee ii. Rucker and Polly his WIFE who was Polly Rurf,J
widow OF George H. Buriord deed. and Calvin Bennett
- Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendants Anderson Ware and Cynthia his wife Phlp
Brord and Lee H. Rucke and Polly his wife, was Polly
Burr widow of George II. Burord decease d. not having en-
ccd their appearance and given security according the act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court and NV
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
it is ordered that the said defendants do
pear here the third Monday in February next md ans
The bill of the Plaintiff and that copy of this order he frh
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the town Of
Lynchbug tor two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this county. $50
Copy-Tese.
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND, OK.
Dsc' ~ w2m
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SELECTIONS.
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Gu, sentences ABOUT noo'nson ann r"eh 'e~e''' anu
as ms pafesysms increased IN violence ms oondne'
gre" more Outrageous "nd ms constant eAe,'""'ons
1e's 'na' hnen 'ewe,' was before "im' ne go' 90
aeen' ""u eoo,n oo' DO Peisoaoeo 10 come oc'o"'
"e,'"',"s ,.a' 1"en vas 10 Tue CABIN oonceaeo'
As "e a"acs saosioe" ne oecane '""'e ca'"' ana
~""e sane 'eo'o one OF 'hc o"ce.s " tne vessel
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"n! o"e '.'' ue "o"'o Jump o'e'oo"'u
A'et se'efM a'ehp's 10 inance MN 10 como 'no"ard
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C@R1orMAo DAH.
lfask, ske herald Aneeh sing,
Glory 10 he newborn King
Psscs e earth. and mer. mild.
! God to mas % rscsuciisd.
joyful an ~ nation. rise.
join he tismph ofthe skiss:
With the angelic host proclaim,
Christ - born 10 Bethlehem.
Weld In nesh the 6cdhead see
Hail the i~cama,s Deity,
Plead, a. man with man to appear,
lssns, our Emmanuel, here
Hail, tn heavsn-bora Prince OF Psass'
Hail. the Sun Of Rieh,eouness
Light and life To all he brings,
Risen with healing on his winSp.
Mild he LAYS his glor, by,
Born that man no more may die.
Born to raise the sons Of earth,
Born to give them second birth.
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nR. BRANDRETH'S GENUINE We.
- getnbic Universal Pills, established in
England, 1851. For sale at the Bookstore of
J. f. MARTIN.
Nov. 90 ,.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Sur error Court of Law and Chancery, for the
county oiAmhers Monday the lsl day of October 1885,
Maurice H. Garland administrator with the will ed of
Christopher lsbell, dee d. Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of Bcdfrd
county Court Monday the first day OF October one
thousand eight hundred and thrty-eght:
Benjamin Hawk ns, Pla,nia
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RIO. G.. CUTLER, Cl'k.

CoMMissIoNERs OrFiCE,
Lovngston, October 30tb, 1888.
The parties to the foregoing suit are hereby mott
fed that have appointed the 9Th day Of January
next to commence the accounts and enquiry requir-
ed by the foregoing decree, and they are therefore
required to attend me that day, at my office,
prepared with their vouchers, court papers and evi
dence, prepared for investigation and settlement.
CHARLES PERROW, &.
Dec.o w4w
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William !. lsbell Robert sbe Sally slel widow and re
c OF Zachara lsbell. decd in own right and as sur
wing administrators Of said Zaohariah lsbe decd Floren
tina Pendleon widow of William Pendenton dec d. late
Forenna Isbel William p. Smith and Eliza his wife late Eli
Isbel James Marsh and Sally his wife, late Sally lsbel
jacob Holloway and Betsy his wife, late Betsy sbe
= Woody and Parthena his wife, late Parhenia lsbe An
drew lsbel' Zachaah Isbel and Nancy Phillips,
her Children Defendants
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In CHANcERY.

The defendants Sally Isbell Forentna Pendleon William
L. Smith and Eliza his wife, james Marsh and Sally his wife
Jacob Holloway and Betsy his wife, Davis s. Woody and
Pahenia his WIFE, Andrew lsbe and Zachariah IsbeI so
having entered their appearance given security
to the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court and i
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are no,
itants OF this Commonwealth 1t ordered that the said de
PENDANTS do appear here the first day the p
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed the
town of Lynchburg for months SUCCESSFULLY and
cd at the front door OF the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Tcse,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clk.
October % w0n
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NTIRGINlA --Atrues held in the Clerks Office ef An
hcrst county Court, Monday the third dav or lie
cem6er, one thousand eight hundred and thrty-eigh
Nathan Glenn plo,,a
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CONTRAST.

LII nations, from the remolest ages, have had sAips hat
N Columbus only found out the to America Befur.
the OF the grent Spanish navigator people only
Medicines. II but two short years since G.t ven,nred
upon unknown ocean, and have discovered the pscious
indeed when commenced my Search but their
BY the OF them, have not only passed from
the detected invalid hale and active man of h..
siness but comparatively speaking, have renewed INV
youth. can thus, with confidence in my experience
advise with fellow Docs the reader want prof
that the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES suitable to
his case have file my Office, 3e7 Broadway
hundreds of letters from the cizens
this my native land, voluntarily offered in testimony Of the
virtues OF A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Pesons whose connections have been nearly ruined III,
"al niabe mineral preparations Of the day, will bear me
witness that Life Medicines, and such only the true
to permanent good health. JOHN MOFFAT.