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THE. STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Superior Court of Chancery of the STATE
Of Mississippi, December Term 1845.
II. A. II. Lawson, ct. al .A
S. M. Tourney Ts et al No $685.
Upon opening the matters Of com,
n plainants bill and it appearing 10
The satisfaction of the Chancellor that
the defendants Samuel NJ. Flour oy,
Warner N. FIournoy, Mercer w. Flour
ncy and Nancy l.. Fournoy, are not in.
habtants Of this State, but reside be-
yond 'fhesAlimts thereof and beyond the
jurisdgtiqn Of this Court SO tina. the or.
binary process Of this court cannot be
executed upon them; therefore it is or.
dered that unless the said defendants
enter their appearance herein on or be-
fore the 3rd Monday Of June next ensu-
ing, that being day Of the next term of
this court to be holden at TIE Courtroom
in the city of Jackson on the lsl Mon
day in sa month Of June, and plead
answer or demur to the complainant's
said bill of complaint, tha several allie
cations thereof, will be taken for cor
lessed, as to them, set for hearing ex-
parte, and the matters thereof decided
accordingly.
1t is further ordered that copy Of
this order be inserted in The Mississippi
Creole" newspaper published in the
town Of Canton once week for two
p,onthS stlnoncs iualu
Attest: r. HUGHES, CTk.
BY L. ]. Dixon, Dep'y
April II, 1916 3O-2m
The compliments state that at the
May term, 1899, OF the Circuit Court of
the United States for The Southern Dis
tricl Of Mississippi, Jesse Meek obtained
judgment against James Pigg, Samuel
NJ. Flournoy, ct. al; that compliments
became the owners ofsaid Judgment, and
had an execution issued and levied on
the undivided half Of certain lands a
the property OF the said Flournoy,
known as the north half and east half.
northwest quarter; east half, southeast
quarter Of sertion twenty-five, township
UlHC3 tuHSO t"O, CoSt; uuu NCoL huii,
northwest quarter, and vast half, south
west quarter. section thirty, township
nine, range three, east, which was sold
BY the Marshal, and compliments be.
came the purchasers Bill charges that
the said land was the property of said
S. NJ. Fournoy, at the time Of the levy
and sale. although having been convey
ed to the other above named defendants,
10 avoid the debts Of said S. NJ. Flour
noy.
Prays that the said conveyance may
be set aside, and The title decreed 10
or IN case the said land
was not subject to levy and sale under
execution at law, that it be subjected in
equity to be sold to satisfy a balance Of
said Judgment which remains unpaid.
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%C1TSl TO ~ AE-!l.. e
81. lNEsKEDEAN BeEfs,
SATARTE<, MISS.
sATARrH<, MISS.

MS now receiving large and full as
IL sortment of DRY GOODS, consist
ing Of fine and well selected assert
mont of Clothing; Hats, Boots, Shoes
Umbrellas, Paaasois, 3-c., and, also, Jaco-
nets, MuSlins. Edgings, Caps, Collars
Laces, Linen LawaS, Dress Haadkerctiefs
and every other article Of Fancy Goods
Also, Cutlery Of every description
all OF which will be sold at The lowest
prices.
s. FslEDLANDER has good and commit
dious Cotton Sheds, and is prepared to
receive and store Cotton and Goods, and
forward the same al the lowest terms
N. B, He is prepared TO advance on
Cotton.
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s. FRTEDLANDER & Co.,
DE ALE RS IN

PRODUCE, GROCERIES,
BAGGING 4. cope, HARD WARE,
MEDICINES, &c. &c.
And all articles necessary for planters,
which will be sold at the lowest prices,
for cash, or its equivalent.
Mr.. E. WATSON will act as agent to
the firm of S. Frfcdfander f Co, to sell
the above atlices.
Refer 10:
PAYNE HARRISON, Nev Orleans,
VIM. P. SwTNEY, UcksJurg,
Coz. WV, GARTLEE' Yasoo Cy.
GEORGE OGDEN, EsQ.,( i"~"0 = ~
Satarlia, January II. 1916. l3-3m
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THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS WHO
desire a good Medicine, will find one in
the Justly cele brated Pills of Doctor
Brandrcth, which have performed cures
upon thousands of helpless and hopeIes
persons. after the usual scientific skill of
physicians had consoied them with the
assurance that they could do no more.
The properties of rhese pills, as anti
bilious and aperient medicine, are unri-
vailed; all who use them recommend
them; their virtue surpass all eulogy,
end must be used TO be appreciated.
The weak and delicate will be strength.
cncd by their use, not by bracing, b by
removing the cause Of weakness. the
gross and corrupt humors of the body.
They require no change in the diet, or
care Of any kind. Plain directions ac-
company each box, so that every one is
his own competent physician.
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WHO CAN DOUBT
Tie rirtues Of Jayne's Hair Tonic?
SummeryiIe. N. J. Nov o6. 1912

Tie rirtues Of Jayne's Hair Tonic?
SummerviIIe, N ]. Nov GO, 1912.
Dr. Jayne-Dear Sir: send you the
following certificate obtained from Mr..
Quick. would just state that became
acquainted with him about two wears
ago. AT that time he was entirely bald.
with the exception OF o. lock OF hair on
the back part OF his head, about the ST, e
of half adollar, and that lock Of hair he
told me had been made to grow by the
use of your Tonic; previous to which
he positively ayers, he had not a single
hair on his head. The hair now com
pletely covers his head, and is from four
10 FIVE Inches long. Very respectfully,
yours, &c. P. MASON.
Ano'hcr rroof Of the efficacy of Dy
Jayne's III ir Tonic.-This will certife
that was entirely bald for about threr
years, when | was recommended to try
DR.. Jayne's Hair Tonic. | procured two
otles of Mr. Mason, in Summervil!e,
and using the Tonic for about fifteen
months. my hair came in all over my
head, and, although not quite as thick as
before, yet il is constantly growing
his surprising restoration of my hair
has excited the establishment of all nv
acqualntances, and made me an object of
curiosity 10 many. | am now SIS years
of age, and have reason 10 regard the
Inventor of this matchess Hair Tonic
as public benclactor.
J. GULlcK
Near Germantown, N. ]. Nov l842
For sale al the Drug Store of
PRiESTLEY & MOSBY.
May 2, 1876. 33-3w
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BOOKS BOOK.

EE D. WARD Il CO., receive n tfii'g
3 q the most popular Magazines, Re
views, Serials and Cheap pubIca ons,
which thew offer for sale VERY ON
for CASH
June 81, 1915.
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TO THE LADIES!
SsANTUA MAKING

4 ATE of Louisville. tenders her services
A to the Ladies' of Canton and vicinity. She
will make Ladies dresses to any [requited)
pattern. Her room is the same as formerly &C.
pied BY DIR. s. Il. Feamster as an office, two
doors south Of A & } Roysters's Store. She
lcts the ladies to give her call.
Canton, October IL, 1915.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

Theasubscribers have just received and
are now opening, GENERAL as
SORTMENT of Drugs, Medicines, &c.
all OF which are Fresh and Genu-
inc. Their stock is composed in part
Of the following arlicles-viz.
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TrUsscS, Yrlssscs.

TESHE Subscriber having purchased
n the right TO DR.. Prices metallic
Truss for this County, offer it TO the at
tenllon of all those suffering under any
OF the various forms of Hernia. They
believe /. to be the best truss now in use
and have felt nidence in its etfecting a
permanent cure, in from 30 to 100 DAYS
when properly applied. Full directions
are given and the truss properly ADJUST
ted 10 persons purchasing it; or if pre-
lerred they will insure cure. For
further particulars and for terms, apply
TO f ID WARD g. Co.
JULY 5. S45.
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gADnlg gGSa2Dpg2

Bird Eye, Broad Florence Braid, Neap-
politan, and Fancy Lawn Bonnetts.
BOOTS, SHOES 81 BROGANS.
Ladies Slippers, and Caters of all kinds
and qualities, and many other goods
which we will sell at the low st possible
prices and we would say to Cash Custo-
tomersthst we are disposed to give them
the best possible bargains for their mon
.ey and will always make difference OF
from to 90 per cent for cash.
Please give US call and fair trial,
you will buy entirely to your satlslac
ton
Canton, April &c, 1915.
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May 9, 1876.

NOTICE.
ENHE partnership hitherto existing
- between the undersigned, under
thefirm and style Of Salmon q Ewing.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent;
the settlement Of the accounts of the
firm as debtors or creditors will be al.
tended 10 by either or both.
It. s. SALMON,
SAMUEL EWING.
May 9, 1916. 34-3w
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j. BERTRAND,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER

EHAs reoPened his shop on the East
Il - side Of the Public Square. next
door to Messrs. BaIock & Thompson's.
where he is ready to do all kinds Of work
IN his line; and he hopes that the public
will remember that he lost all he had by
the fire, he respectfully asks those in
dcbted 10 pay him. as he needs it mach
February Z. 1916. 2l-3 v
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Juice, Liverwort, Car
penter's Syrup, Liz
uoricc, Litharge, Lo-
bella, Logwood, Lamp
bluck, Lancets thumb
and spring, Lozenges
Worm & Cou Oh. M ag
nesia, Mercury, Meze
ron, Nader, Myrrh
Morphia sulph, Nux
Vomica, Nipple glass
SEES and shield, Nurs-
ing bottles, Oils, Opt
UNI, Opodeldoc, Orris
Root, Piperine, Pink
l.oo'' ! am soup '.u ! u,
hilce ','oi'9 G Pal'lo. uSi'
es ass y q, ~ ms d n E"'!-
niue Sui p puie-
Ouocci3 n1eDCI Hhu
9uasS'T INA h hsI, e ,.Iu
U naip' hocheii ne oa''S
6 6 - S'9u1' hna'any
hoo'' hou [ :
ana " ME- n ked 2 .
efs' hose o. fihN, ho"-
S amos ionic ono r NIX 'I u
3ooa super "a cafp p So
q ia ? PoWu e os I. 0oua'
o "a, "a co. oafSaPa-
r !, roo'' ocalliniohy'
SeiGll'Z p D " u t I
SNAKE roo', Se"ha'
Shellac, spanish brown
Spts' Nitre que 49,
| arPeh''ne sponge
Squiils, on'tll, sem
Chtn'pod, sugar lead,
spread Plasters, Scar
liic .g Ss sfyTlnges ,r as
t tar fm nI = ira%a-
cauth Gum, Iurpen-
tine, Tapioca, Tur-
HrJ.' Mi Ty, Iirsi
Valerian Root, Vene-
tian red, Veratrine,
YARN arn'sa s assorted 70 led
, ,s''' nK,iLi,na , Vo,,'.s-
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Alcohol, A cids as
sorted, A nnatto, An +
timony, Arrow Root, u
A Arsenic, Aquafortis, |
A ssafoetida, A lum, b
Aloes, BrandyCog' al
MACS, Barley, LACK '
Lead, l5orax, Barba- n
does star, Burgundy r
PltcEsBucha leaves, \
leArinenia, Balm of v
Columbi Blue Stone, $
Bedpans, Brushes as il
sorted, Calamus, Cal u
omel, Camphor, Cam r
wood, Cantharides I
capsicum, cobalt, chalk n
red ard French, Cas- {
tile Soap, Castor Oil, e
Cinchona FIava, CO. n
clinical Colocynlh {
Apple and Pulv, Cor b
peras, Cobalt, Corro- r
sive SubIlmate, Cream K
Tartar, Chrome Yell a
low, Chamomile flow e.
ers, Cardamon seed a
Court plaster, cathe- S
tiers, Cupping glasses, d
Clemens Indian Ton S
jc, an Cinflliable cure ri
for fever and ague,) S
Digitalis, Dovers pow S
ders, E!aterium, Ex- S
tracts, Emp A dhesiye, S
Emp Roherans, Emp I
Iydrargari, f som S
Salts, Emery, Ergot, c
Essences, F enni G. S
reek seed, Flake Man il
ma, Flax seed, Fustic, Sc
Gallipots ass'd, Calls, ia
Gamboge, glue, gums C;
Hemlock, Hops, Hem ii
rvs Magnesia Gen, n
Hyosciamus Fol. HAYS tu
Linament Houses, do II
Iceland & Irish Moss, V
indigo, Iodine, Ipe- ii
cac, lsinglass, Jalap, V
J uniperberJies. Ivory V,
black, kino, kreosoie, TO
Kcrmes Mineral, La "
pis Calaminaus, Lead "
Lemon Syrup, Lime q,
Together with a great,'
not enumerated, which
I'd TO sell on the most
for CASH, or on short
dealers.
Physicians, Planters
ire invited 10 call and e
- PRlESTLt
near s. L. Corner
Canton. Miss. April &c
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GENTLEMANS 4. LADIES
HM HI lib GEEGD~M MESS

OF Il g best quality Of all colors
LADIES NET GLOVES AND MITTs,
Moravan Black Cotton Hose Of the bes
quality Of all colors, white cotton, do
A great variety Of goods for
Geatlemen'S Summer Uedr.
consisting OF Black Drap. D'Ete, Black
Marino, NeapoIitan Cloth, Fancy Gam
broom, Cotlonades, that will not ia Ie,
Fancy Sumner Casimeres and great
variety of other goods for summer use
fashionable black and
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VIM. LAUGHLIN & co,
COM MISSION RCHAN T S
no. 90, Gravier street.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

KaughliB, Searles az 20.
OMMIssION RCHAN Ts
Levee Street
vICKSBURG, MISS,
WE are always prepared to furnish
w our friends with BAGGING AND
ROPE, WESTERN PRODUCE, NE
GRO CLOTHING and GROCERIES,
at the loves, possible market rates.
We will give particular attention to re-
ceiving and forwarding Merchandise
rs we'll as Cotton. We make no charge
for shipping Cotton to our New Orleans
House, except expenses actually incurr-
sd-For shipping to other houses (Which
we will attend to promptly and agreeably
toinstructions)we charge the usual rates.
Liberal advances will be piade upon
Cotton during the sepson.
LAUGHLIN. SEARLES 81 co.
July 10, l845. 5m.
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YAzoo CITY LIVERY STABLE.

YAZoO CITY LIVERY STABLE.
EHORSES, Mules, Negroes. &c. &c.
m bought and sold on commission
We are prepared to take care Of Ira
velers, Drovers and Traders Horses, and
hope. 10 give general satisfaction as re-
kgards fare and prices.
BLACK MAN, SCOTT & Co,
Jefferson Street, Yazoo City.
! Fe' ruary 7. 1916. 91-ly
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Eeptlemen'S Sunlnler 2UeQY.
White Broom Hats

Pearl bats, Broad Brim, Beaver, for ole
gentlemen, Panama Hats, Leghorn do.
Palm Leaf do, great variety Of
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SALE.
der Of tie homo
curt Of Madison
will,
Etay Of July, 1916,
.tate of James Lee,
bile auction to the
Fthe premises, neer
- g in said county, viz:
a section four; west half,
Is; west half, north east quar-
lbn three; west half, south east
section three, township nine,
one, east. Also, Lot eight, sec
llirty.three, and Lots five, seven
eight, section thirly-four, township
range one, east; Also, the following
Us in Yazoo county, viz: Lot number
five, section thirty-lhree, township one,
range one, east.
The land to be sold on a credit OF
twelve months.
Bond with approved security will be-
required.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
]. II. DUNLAVY, E1'r.
May l6, 1916. 35-5w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

FENllE Trustees Of The Canton Female
n Academy will receive propose $
until Saturday the 23d inst, Tor build
ing a Female Academy and out build,
ings, enclosing lot, &c. For plan and
specification call al the Office Of The Pro-
bate Clerk
W., R. HILL, Pres't.
Board Of Trustees.
May 8, 1916.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
ENIlE sub-ctibers have just received and
opened arge supply OF seascnable goods,
consisting of every variety suitable Tor klis
arket, which they will sell on the most rea-
,nsble terms. Vim. s. DE ARO & Co.
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NOTICE.
THE subscribers have just received
- from Cincinnati,
100 Casks Bacon Sides ~ slioul-
Z defs,
20 Casks plain and sugar cured
Hams,
800 Barrels Mess and Rump
Pork,
100 Barrels Walsh's st. Louis
Flour,
Whici together with large and gene
raj assortment OF GROCERIES, and
BAGGING and ROPE, we offer to
our friends low tor CASH, or upon the
usual credit to those who ship their
crops 10 our New Orleans house
LAUGHLiN, SEARLES 81 Co.,
Leuee Street, Eicksbvg.
May 8, 1916. "a 3m
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Sua Eaa Rsi,cr Clothing.

Black Drap d'Ete, Drab Coats and Pants,
Check Linnen, Goats and Pants, Cotton
AIDE do, Fancy Summer Cashmere Pants,
and great variety Of other kind Of cloth
ing
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Con fagious and Epidemic

lsiseases.--Water must be adapted to
the nature Of the fish, or there will be
no propagation OF the species. The soil
must be adapted to the seed, or there
VIII be no increase. The climate must
have those matters in it which will unite
and keep alive epdemjcal or contagious
posonS, or they will become extingush-
ed, as lamp that is unsupplied with oil.
So ii is likewise wi h the Human Frame;
1t cannot be materially affected by cpl.
demical or contagious maIadies. unless
there be those matters floating in the cir
cuIatlon which offer the appropriate soil.
By purifying our bodies with the BRAND
RETH PILLS, which have affinity with
those impurities upon which contagion
feeds, We may always feel secure, what
ever disease may rage around U.S.
True, we may have it. but it will soon
be over, our sickness will be the affair Of
a day or two, while those who have
been too wise TO use this simple and ex-
ceIIent remedy, either die, or have
weeks, perhaps months Of sickness.
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The ETaEsGlTcth Pills are en-
tlrely Vegetable and made on hose prin-
clp'es which long experience has proved
correct. 1t is now no speculation, when
they are resortcd 10 in sickness, for they
are known 10 be the best cleansers of
the stomach and bowels, and in all dys-
Peptic AID bilious cases they are a great
blessing. Let every family keep these
PILLS in the house. If faithfully used
when there is occasion Tor medicine, it
will be very seldom that Doctor will
be required. In all cases of cold. cough,
or rheumatism, the afflicted owe II to
their bodies 10 use these Pills.
y fresh supply just received, and for
sale by L. D. WARD, Druggist, Canton.
NJ C. CAYcE, haron, &
G. E. MCGEE. Benton.
Price s5 cents per box, with full direc-
Ions.
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UMBRELLAs.

a LARGE lot received bv
N r. HARRINGTON & CO.
April IL, 1916.
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STAR CANDLES.

4 Few boxes Star Candles almost equaito
\ SPERM ia store and for sale b.
Priesilcy & Nosby.
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cross over, or under Rockfish Gap. Ct say under
because understand the mountain will have TO be
tunneled.) And those from lower down will con-
tend it ought to cross at Turks, Swift river, or
some other Gap. The object of each, however, be-
ing only to get it to iavorte point by your aid
and then let you tunnel the mountain, or the work
will forever linger on the East of the Blue Ridge.
But you are ready to say, '',ce want your aid"
l confess 1t; but do not expect to get 1t, unless
we shall be able to convince you that IL will he to
your interest to grant it. We are very certain that
there are some of our friends of Staunton who can
not be convinced; but we trust it will not be SO
with the citizens of the county, more especially the
Southwestern portion, who will be more mmedl-
ately interested in our road for should Staunton
turn her attention the railroad, then we will in
eviably endeavor to carry our road to Greenville,
and thence to Middlebrook. But should Staunton,
after she takes ga sober second thought" 90 for
our road, we will first make it to that point and
then make an arm to Greenville and thence further
West as circumstances may require. In conclu-
sion would most respectfully suggest to those who
favor view of the matter (whether in or out of
Staunton, whether in Augusta, Rockbridge, Bath,
or Pendleton } the importance of charging your re
representatives. to attend to this work and to
success let active men in every neighborhood circu
late petitions, and get the signatures of the people,
praying the Legislature TO withhold appropriations
tor Matchmaking the Scottsville road, and asking
that competent eng ineer he directed to make a
comparative survey OF the Howardsvlle and Scots
vile routes, for such road, and report TO the Lee
gslature by the first of January, 1913.
ALEX. FITZPATRICK.
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o 81 r. U a e Y.

DIED. of Typhoid fever, after short illness, in
Iuntersville, oIsthc 9th of October 1916, MIR. GEO
T.. CRAIG, aged 40 years. Mr.. Craig was a native of
Augusta county. His parents both died when he was
an infant But he had religious education and in ear.
~ life he became pious, and connected himself with
the people of God at the Augusta Church. then under
the care OF Dr. Specie. From that time to his death
he was most exemplary and worthy member of the
Presb terrain Church. and for several years an active
Elder in the Church at Huntcrsvillc.
He has left beloved wife four children to mourn
the absence of kind aud aficctionatc husband and
father
The Church and village of Huntcrsvillc mourn deep.
~ the loss OF this estimabls His Kindness and
deeP.toncd Picty have for him the respect aud
confidence OF all who knew him, which was manifest
cd by the large and deeply affected audience that at
tended his funeral.
His life devoted the cause of his Rcdccmcr on
GARTH and III the dark valley and shadow of death
grace supported him lie fell asleep trusting and tri
umphing Jesus, and is because the Lord hath
taken him. NJ
DIED, on Thursday last, Mrs. SARAH EcKLE, wife
OF MIR. Peter Ecke, of this place The deceased was
great sufcrcr-bcIng afflicted with cancer in the
breast. which finally terminated her existence.
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An extract from the decree)
Teste, II. III. KINNEY, ID. C.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD OR HABIT OF
THE SYSTEM VIZ

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
cgRE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
THE BLOOD OR HABIT OF
THE SYSTEM, VIZ:
Scrofuta, or Kings EUH, Rheumatism, Obstinate
CutancouS E,uptions, Pimples, or P,st,sles ON
The face, Biotchcs, Biles, Chronic sore e,,es Ring
Worm on letter, .Scald Head, Enforcement and
pam Of the bones and joints. Stubborn Ulcers.
Syphi6tic Symptoms, Sciatica, or Lsm,bago !;
and diseases arising from an injudicious use of
Mercury, .ascites, or Dropsy, Exposure or I'M
prudence an Life; Also, Chronic Constitution
al Disorders, SC.
inns preparation are strongly concentrated all the
Medical properties OF Sarsaparilla, combined with
the most cffectual aids the sautary productions
the most potent simplcs of the vegetable kingdom and
ITS unprecedented the restoration to health
those who had long pincd under the most distressing
chronic malades has given it exalted character fur.
nIsbIng IT does evidence of its own intrinsic yaue
and recommending ii to the afflicted in terms the afiict
cd only can know. 1t has long been a most important
dcsideratum in the practice Of medicine TO obtain a
remedy similar to thsonc that would act on the liver
stomach and bowels with all the precision and potency
mineral preparations, yet without any Of their dele
ferrous effects upon the vital powers of the system
For urther particulars and conclusive evidence of its
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets which NAV
be obtained of Agents gratis.
Prepared and sold by A. b. & D. SANDS, Druggists,
lOO Fulton ST., corner of William, New York.
Sold also by DR.. f. BERKELEY, Stanton, Va, and
by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Price 81 per bottle Six bottles for So
N- The public respectfully requested to rcmem-
Der that II is Sands Saisaparla that has been and is
constantly achieving such remarkable of the most
difficult class of diseases to which the human frame is
no other.
October 90, 1896