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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-24
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
II EDGEFIELD; DISTRICT. s.,
~. IN EQUII.Ys H 4 90 ~. ~

George Parrott, Bill for Foreclo.
:isliss cS. Ss.RJl Ssure oil NJ Ort.
James E. Walker. & othsrsSS gage, &C.
r. appearing 10 my. satisfaction. thotJames
III E. Walker. Joseph Is 8Raiker, Alexander
F.Walker, ,JnhntMs Walker, loses Walker.
James C. Walker, Samuel p, MeNairy and
Elizabeth C. his wife, SsIrahs Ann Walker and
Mary d Walker, defendants in the case. are
without the. limits ofthis Suite; Ordered, that
the defendants above named do appear in this
honorable Cont, and plead, answer or demur
to the said Bill within three months from The
publication of this order, or the said bill will be
taken pro confesso against them s3'SA''S
= s. s.. TDMKINS.c. E, E. D.,
=. Commissioners Office, March S, lS47.
:. march 10 ~, 's-r, Il. =. !, sa, 3m
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THE FAMOUS JACK
ON DERD @ N K I

NMTlLL stand the ensuing Spring Seasonal
(. wv line following times and places, to wit;
a, Daniel Quatllebnm's in Lexington district.
on the first aud second days in March ext; nj
John Lees. in Lexington District, Oh the fourth
and fifth of March next, at James Walson's,
in Edgeield District, or the seventh and eighth
of Marcl, next, and then will be at the said
stands ON every nllh day until the tenth OF
June the reaiter (; and will be lei to Mares at
the moderate price ,of ST. for a single visit, So
for the ssason, and So to insure Mare 10 be
n.foal. s..
M accountability for accidents or escapes.
but every care 'wilibe taken to avoid such.
Any person putting "a Mareby insurance and
changing the rightof the Mare before it is as.
certained wheibcf she is in foaI or not, will be
held responsible :orihe insurance Of the Mare
Ped,grct--OEDERpoNK was bred by Mr.
.Dearing, Of Charleston, on his plantation in
North Alabama. was sired by an imported Mai.
tees Jack, aud out of anaimported Italian
Jlnney Both the sire and dam was imported
by Mr. Dearing.
foNDERDONK is six years old this Spring
fnnr feet six inchs high. lengthy and heaviI,
built. with rs fine bone and muscle rs any
Jack in the State. anllis like his nnmesake,
n very sure foal getter.
! JAMES HATCHER.
Februaiy3 3m
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.y0u,e,S Ea;o,ecsOr.6t;lsf, .,

Z We esteem It pleasure 10 be able 10 recon-.
mend This medicine as the best calculated for
the purpose ofcnring coughs, colds, sore throat,
asthma. and all affections Of the lungs. From
a long personal acquaintance with DR.. Jayne,
we know that he is 40, qnack. and his medi-
cines nre no, nost,ums Of the modern cry mp,
but are the result of his long experience as a
practising physician, and the expense of great
labor. .-Hartord. (Conn.) Daily Ror'sw.
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p The following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates for the Office oi
Tax Collector. at the ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUMi
GEORGE J.. SHEPPARD,I g.
EDMUND MORRIS.
SAMPSON B, MAYS asa.
Lieut.. JAMES B. HARRIS, at.l=
Mai. s. C. SCOTT.
Mai MARSHALL-R SMITH,
LEVI r. WILSON.
% The following gentlemen are announced
by their liiends as candidates for the office OF
Ordinary, at the ensuing election.
Col. JOHN HILL,
JULIUS BANKS,
Capt. w. L. COLEMAN.
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Notice.

ILL persons having demands against the
A essate Of David Richardson, are request.
ed to present them Immediately, properly at.
tesed and all debtors of the estate, are required
to make promp, payment, as the affairs ofthe
estate are about to be closed.
JAS. M. RICHARDSON, =.
JAS.rS. GUIGNARD,
49, Executors.
Msy1 1y Is
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NOTICE.

MHR. ROFF, who held conditionally all in
I'VE teres, in the right of Edge6eld District,
TO Hotchkiss Reaction Mill Wheels, (PatenD
has never complied with said condition. thero
fore he holds no interest, and~has no right 10
sell or ma~ Q any contract for said Wheels:
We, the undersigned are the owners, of said
right; and right purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. ]. T. WEBER, we authorise, with full
power TO act asour agent.
- COTHRAN g. MOORE.
March Ii la4Z Is 6
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MastodoIl Cotton seed.

M astOdOHh COttOn Sttu.
sEyHE Subscriber .wonld respecttnllyiniorrm
III the citizens Of ofEdge6eld and the adlolIl-
ing Districts, that he has ordered lot oi MAS
TODON' COTTON SEED, from Holmes
county, Miss, whichlhe warrants to6s genuine,
which can be had at DR. James F u INNS;
Hamburg, at 80 per bhshel, 10y the sack ;I;.! OF
ten bushels,) or at So per bushel at j.iD. lid
belts at Edge6eld Court House,, g.
~ THOMAS B.2BYRD.
march 8, sNlste. ;4tt 6
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pTbe friends of WESLEY BODIE, an
uounce him as candidate for the othce loi
Sheriff, at the ensuing election. i45 .4g rle
february "a u; - q
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of
"A George Pope, decease", are hereby mott,
fed tha, it is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
90 not pay will be sued before return day
The Notes are in the hands Of N. L. Griffin or
J..W. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THOS. H POPE. Executor.
Jan3 If
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BY virtue OF sundry wrlts oil flerl r a.
cias, 1 will proceed to sell at Edgefeld
Court House. on the first Monday and
Tuesday in April next. the following Il?
wit:
A tract Of land whereon the defendant
lives. containing one thousand acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of John Marsh
John Wise, and others, levied on as the
property of Elizabeth Garter ads James
G. Cobb.
A tract of land containing six hundred
acres. more or less, adjoining lands OF John
Wise, James Powell, and others, levied
on as The property Of John Marsh ads
Matt Ardis, and others, severally.
A house and lol in the town OF Ham,
burg, known in the plan of said town as
LOT number one hundred and thirty three
(I33) fronting fifty feet on Centre street,
aud running back one hundred and fifty
feet, levied on as the property of William
Herbert, ads. William Woodberry q Co.,
and others, severally.
A tract Of land whereon the defendant
lives containing one hundred and twenty
FIVE acres, more or less. adjoining lands OF
| William Padget, Jeremiah Morgan, and
others, levied on ast he property Of Isaac
Herring ads David Richardson, and 9th
ers. seyerally. .,s,,s
A house and bot in the town Of Ham
burg known in The plan Of said Town as lot
number one, hundred and fifteen tll5)
fronting 6fty feet on Centre street, and
running back one hundred and 6fty feet Z;
also, one other house and lut in the town
Of Hamburg,7 knownin the plan of said
Town as lot nuniberonehundred and thirty
tl30) fronting fifty feet on Centre street,
and running back one hundred aud Fifty
feet!each, levied on as the property Off.
J.2Bryan ads John Bauske;,. t's -.t..f
y Terms Of siile cash. rs ssiss5 2g assQ
sse.i 80 H;hB0ULANARE, S. E. D. I
Marctsl3 ana :y7ag:na4 sIic A. ig8 2
saEaoE egl gesf -5srsr!. -F7-'
State Of South a G. Carolina, ~
'''Ir EDGEFIELD DISTRICT e i's
Columbus Blair, APp': Simmons
Sarah Blair, & others s,',tI dts Partition.
BY an Order from. John Hill$ Esqr.,
Ordinary Of Edge6eld District, will pro-
coed to sell al Edsefeld Courl' House, on
the frsl Monday in April next, a tract Of
land belonging TO The estate Of James NJ.
Blair. decd, situate in the District afore-
said, on Stevens creek, waters Of the Sa-
vapnah river, containing four hundred
acres more or less. adjnining lands Of
James Tompkins, Drury Morgan, Abram
Kilcrease, aud others, to be sold n a cre-
dir until lhe first of January next, Hl848,
the purchaser will he required to give
bond aud two approved snreties, and a
mortgage Of the premises TO the Ordinary
to secure the purchase money.
Costs TO he paid in cash.
II. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
March 13 4l 8
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= d 5
INTERROGATION
Warranted to Cure.

~ warranted to Cufee
HEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES, is disease
produced by local irritation, costiveness, purga'
tive stimulan,s, undue determination Of blood
10 the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessive riding
or walking or congestive state of the liver
and pecuIiarity Of the constitution itself.
tits usually considered under three forms
or varieties, as follows-Blind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles.
This disease is 80 common, and SO very well
known, tina, description ofits symptoms is
mot deemed necessary.
The success that has followed the use of the
iEmbrocation in the cure Of tits disease, has
been truly astonishing Physicians now ad
wise their patients 10 try it. as the only
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State Of South { arolina.
a~.s. EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
H, u GlNeEQUll'Y.
Exparte-James Miiler.8ssssS 81, p
Hao.,. EtIy n Io,noe s,,J .,,;Ga, srit S{fgr

Nancy JONES' Z" tfis
NOTICES is hereby given. that By viz
In tue of am order OF Chancellor: Dun,
kin, p shall sell trEdge6eld Court House
on the first Monday in April next, on ere
dit until the frs, day ofjanuary next, with
interest from date, the three following
Negroes. viz:-EIiza and sher children,
Watt, and Malyina. -.
Purchaser togive bond and good secu'
rity. S. s.. .TOMPKINSac E.E. D.
Comm'rs: Office. March, S. lS47. g
march 10 t5aEs2i&a ssi li gEisi"7
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N0fic, ce, ,l

Notice. -.
A hL Persons having demands against the
N estate Of Hsnry Carr, ID, are request.
ed TO present them legally a.tesfed, and tnoes
indebted are requested to fnakeimmedlate pay
ment. THOS.IAKE, AdntSntstraton
June 8 -.11siIt tf 10
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: Pile Medicine.

In addition To- its being positive remedy fol
the Piles, it never fails TO, cure that INTOLE.
RABLE ITCHING, which is SO very common
and has its location in the same parts as s., The
Piles, ..5.,s -. @,s ~. ~ ..i+s
= Read the following, from the editorial co.
lumns Of AIexander's Weekly Messehge =
Found at iast--d cure for the Pi lies -Physi
clans and Chemists have long been anxious to
discnyern medicine that would cnre one ofthe
.,nosttroublesome diseases, tle Piles. Success
has al laat been the result. Dr,JACKSON'S
PILE EMBROCATlON not only stops all
bleeding, ,ailays pain and inflammation, snbdues
that ininlerable Itching. but effectually cnras,
likes charm, and in n very short time; persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
For sale by R: s.3RoBERTs, Agent, at
'Edgefield Court House, South Carolina.
march 10 If z
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New YoRR, March 10Th. lS41.

New YoRK, March 10Th 1s4l.
d.. Jayne-Dear Sir-Being severely atllic
ted with Inhuenza-.a hard Cough and Asthma
and finding every means fail of relieving me.
Consumption appeared inevilable-but by us.
ing two bottles Of yonr EXPECTORANT, l
was restored to perfect health,
poepoo,f,Ily .. ....
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JWOa'e .NfeaU edTOOSzS I!

-, .ONUFS SVSV 1UFUUtc8Is
* L. g. E. PENN, have Just received
"s from New York, very handsome lot
of FANCY GOODS, and also a complete as
sorment of Worsted Goods for Ladies' Dresses,
Plaid French Mernoes. Ombre Cashmere,
+ Figuered do, Muslingde Laine shawls,
Plaid do. Mezeppas do,s Cashmere do,
Gala Plaid, black sBelyidere do, very large
and heavy, ~ go : = -
Black Gro de Rhine Silk,
Double width do, very superior article,
Together with many other desirable articles,
al! of which will be sold cheap.
november rs f5t5 s itf = IA
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GF The friends of Maj. ABRAHAM 4
JONES, announce him as a candidate tor the
Legislature, 10 fill the vacancy occasloned Dy
the death Of James 8. Pope, Esq.
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Store House TO Let.
nnarslI3

Store House TO LET.
1NNHE Store House at Mount Willing, lately
occupied by Lehmaier g. Brothers, is OF:
fered for rent for the present year.
Mount Willing is well known and desira.
BILE stand fora Country Store; and worthy of
the attention of Merchants as il also affords the
privilege Of Post Office. 81
For particulars apply to Tie subscriber, al
Mount w Willing, Edgefelii District.
a,..,.z5.I.- u /. SMITH.
Januarys 81: Q s. =
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NaA,EHEE.


fsTV ii E undersigned respectfully announce
Ill to their friends and theSpubiic generally,
ri,at they have formed co.pannerstip, under
mel naIneof ,E,f,s 80 =.
G OlODE dEsiS ULEsIV.:.s.l, s.
tor,the purpose OF lransaciirg 5 mercantile. .bu
simess andiwills keep on halId a,ahe Store rs,
Gently occupied dbys 81 f. Goo1E, as general
assortment of Esg
y3ancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware, Crdckeryi Groceries, SaddIery; &c
&c, comprising all articles usually Kept in a
country store, Whicbthey wi sellupon accom-
modating terms, and They hnpe strict alien
tionto business, to merit Iaihberal share Of pub.
|lic;patronage. S.eF. iGOODE, A s: z;
. gz'F' J.pBa SULLIVAN. 500
January lst. 1847i 81 K, ii = =
CARD. ;'aa
The Snbscriher lules this opportunity OF
returning bis thanks 70 his old ffiehds:aid cns.
toners, for former favors, and To solicit for the
new firm OF GooDE & SuLLiyAH; acontinuance
Of their patronage 3! .sS.: E. GO0DE.
January LIST: lS47. q s5e5stft 80 :
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Father Matthew and tie Trish Suf
: fsrsrs.-rhp An ne xed letter from Father
Z Matthew to Rev Nj. K lily ofJersey
city,is copied hom the Frreman's Jour
tfnal. .7a
Ssis2s Cork, l,h January lS47.
Rev. Dear NJ. Kelly :-Tl gratifies
!; me more than Trcan express, to hear
from you, especially as your letter con-
..peys such good ,idings.
No sum Of money, in the present state
ofthis country, could .fford such relief
as shipments Of Indian corn, and other
breadstufls-and to be sent Immediately.
The individuals concerned IN the corn
Trade of England and Ireland, have
raised the price to an enormous amount.
Indian -four is today in this city s19,the
ton, and iu the country s28. Gu,
wretched population is rapidly pinine
! away, and sinking into the grave. The
only consolation we have, is-the pioli
resignation with which they submit to
:his dire visitation Of an. all wise Provi-
dence.
We have seven months of famine still
before us. But with the bright prospec1
that now opens upon US, of having our
markets reduced to.reasonable rates, by
the benevolenee of our commiserating
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-24

JOHN ELLIS,
Late Pastor Of the Baptist Church,
Stamford, CT.
R s. ROBERTS, sole agent, Edge6eld
9 uurt House, S. C..
March 3 81
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CROP OF 1916.

SALEM VITO aCRAFT:oUTpoNL,-
~ Mr.. T. ,Rownnd- Dear SsJiir-Eo four or
five years 1 have suffered greatly from Rheu
matism in my head, which during the last year
became worse and worse. For four or FIVE:
weeks previous to the 18th inst., had suffered
without in,ermission, my. general health was
much impaired, my sight injured, and my bead
so sensitive, that could scarcely rest i upon
the pillow. Two days since; asings appliea.
tion Of your "MAGIC LOTION, relieved me
entirely IN two or three minutes. I have ap-
plied il occasionally since, and the soreness is
nearly gone'' So grea. and sudden @as the
change. that Can scarcely realize thar i am
the same mets: l
Ihave also cured one Of my children, ;and a
female friend of headache in two or three min,
utes. s'ts - .s+.tsi g ~ sssses.5
So 'grea, is-my confidence in the GlC5
Lotion that would not be without bot
tie for fifty times its cost. s1,t
Yours respectfully, sssssA ~ ~.
JACOB W.S0UDER,
sa etsie No. $50 Market stieet.
Philadelphia, January 18th, 1876.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and ;Rattil, by
J. T. Rowand, 376 Market street! 49, g. s
K. 8. ROBERTS, Agent, sEdge6eld o. sH,
South Carolina. sP,S gasesss % kests - Z
december l6 6e4:saa' tSsse.;Ss44 ~ rs
~ 49,
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WNOOTH ACHE CURED
u Mr. JOSEPH RowAED, No 3FSM Market 81.
Dear Sir:-Afier having suffered many days
and nights with an, eIcrutiatings tooth ache.
and nied every other remedy without relief. ]
was induced to Try. the effect of ys,nr y AGfC
LOTION, and TO my utter asttnishtnenti was
completely cured in fiveminutes: ]:
Yours, BARTEEi SHEE,s
Paper Warehouse, No. 90 Commerce st,
Philadelphia, Feb. .2assash 1870 j
Feb. "a ssls.s;s. 65sqs i,ai ~
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'''' i.'l,.;tt'lii - yist. i4f, .sss5 10.
{ ,:'.-s % i,taiss,is SSfi't;t.tSt9 sNeea
sssfssssa e -i,ss :s;ss ss;ss sss;sg - ss,as
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Nkerif's Sale.

BY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa.
cias, 1 will proceed to sell at Edgeield
Court House. on the first Monday and
Tuesday in April next. the following to
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q, 2
IL 81
Il slsas- & s.ss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-02
uss1 Quarters.
E:.T,EsY EoDE TAKE NOTICE.

e.. E,EsT EODE TAKE NOTICE.
EHailE Subscriber having returned to his old
ia occupation
C.7BLNLT MAKING and TURNING,
is now prepared 10 manufacture work Of oil sorts
and Gt scrptions on the shortest notice, and in a
sislc not u be surpassed IN the Western Coun-
,ry and At REDUCED PRICES. Now those Of
,uy Iowa lliends having special welfare for
their pockets will save themselves some trouble
and expense by giving the subscriber their pa
trouagc instead ol going down the BIC DRINK nfs
Ter Furniture Fer shall spare no pains 10 sui:
purchasers in quality and price, having adopted
the READY PAY system am determined to
sell Embellishments E.ai!
avn also prepared 10 DO
1LRNaN; ~ ROOD or IRON
with despatch. All orders from a distance
thankfully received and puncualy attended TO,
il accompanied with the READY.
All Kinds Of marketable Country Produce and
all ainds of luniher, taken in exchange for work.
St!DP On Front street, neat door above the
Gazette Office.
" u. Cg1ins made with despatch at IA dollars
per foot. JOHN POPE.
4 jaumcvman Cabinet Maker wanted immc-
diately; apply a. above.
Davenport, January 2,d, l3i1. 22-ly
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C0SNExs.'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTOR,

III lie marvellous cures which have been
skh wrought by this all-healing ointment, and
the almost incredible amount Of suffering which
has been relieved b. il, are too well known BY
the public 10 admit Of any doubt fits wonderful
properties IN subduing all pain or suffering from
burns or scalds and always healing in m inered-
ble short time md never leaving any scar. II
applied 20 broken limbs they heal without pain
or soreness. !, is sure 90 cure eyes that have
been sore and inilamed for years. BY il old
scars are removed and contracted cords are re-
liked. II reduces swelngs and stops mortifi-
cations II heals every species Of wounds, both
old and new and hnnors Of every description are
cured BY il. Hundreds il the city OF New York
aud in all parts Of the union, wherever this sayc
y known, now stand ready to testify to its aston
'shing effect in removing all pain almost imme-
diaieiy upon its application. No family should
ever be without this salve.
Comstoch s Co New York, sole Proprictors,
and no Pain Extractor is genuine unless il has
their signature on the wrapper OF each box. Sold
in Davenport Ut SANFORD,S Drug Store, also
at Norris Rock Island, ILL., May 18th, l847.
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EXTRACT CD SAIS-
S.istBsHE.E.A.

0lMPLES Md Pustules on the face,
- which arc SO annoying and the cause of SO
much anxiety and modification on account Of
,heir unsgatly appearance, IN most eases can
nfse from no other cause than morbid state OF
The blood and stomach. Nor il their appear
nnce all TIM; should arrest tie attention Of their
subject. Generally, although no acute disease
rnay follow, their appearance may be regarded
as sure indications of latent disorders Of the d.
gestlse and hillary orrans. which cannot be TOO
speedily and securely checked. Ii We but resis,
the beginning OF disease, i: may be orr good for
tune 10 escape altogether lis mos; dangerous and
distressing results. When, therefore an impure
appearance oil the complexion begins 10 Indicate
impuriiy within il il time To beq,a 10 regulate
the stomach and bowels, promote ard fac lita,e
digestion, purify the blood and assis. nature in
lnsigorating the system. For this purpose moth
ing will be found more oilicacious than Com
stocks Extract Of Sarsaparla. Use |, and YOU
Will at once recover your good looks, and what
IS OF more Importance, your good health.
Price 80 cents per Bottle Sold nj SASroap's
Drug Store, also hy Norris, Rock Island, Ill.
Nav 18th, l2I.
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ItIIEI VI ATEs;l CAN re-: cgRs.D.

Is not strange that people should hes
- liaio 10 ryiemeaies that they sec advertised
IN the newspapers. because they are so liable 10
pay their money for worthless article. How
many who were suffering iniolerablg with rhen-
matism, have We heard say they did not know
whether 10 try the Indian Vegetable Elixir and
Nerve and Bone Linimcni or not they had used
50 many things without any good effect, they
have no faith IN any thing. Now we assure
this extraordinary remedy. |, has been tried in
some of the wors. cases of inilammaiory and
chronic rheumatism in this city with perfect sue
cess. We say by all means Il, the afflicted try
II. Sold by Cnms,oek & Co. 81 Cortland Street,
New YORK. Sold nj SASFOaD's Drug Store,
also at NoEEis' Drug Store, Rock Island, Ill.
Nav 18Th, 1917.
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atNrcllaucouN.

ANOTHER DOG Story. --Some years ago
ploy dogs as motive power TO iigh, machine
ry. A Mr.. - had pair &c dogs which
he worked together, ON a sort of ireadmi
TO drive some machinery. After while
the motion oi the machine was noticed
from time 10 time TO be considerably rciar-
ted. The tender would goio The ,rcadmil
10 see if the dogs were doing their duty.
Every thing would be found going on right.
After little time, however, there would
be another interruption; the speed Of the
machine would be considerably diminished !;
aud so il continued, until tho owner began Ia
suspect his dogs were PLAYING some trick on
him. He accordingly set a watch where
all the movements OF the animals could be
seen; and the mystery was soon explained.
After the two dogs had worked together
Tor some time. one Of them was seen To step
of the trcadmill, and scat himself where
he could catch the first warning of any
approaching iootstcp. After he had rested
awhile, he took his place On The wheel again,
and allowed his associate 10 relieve him
self; and il, during this resting process, an,
noise WINS heard rs ol some one approaching.
the resting dog would Immediately jump
upon the wheel, aud 90 TO work us usual
Thus these sngacious creatures had con,riy
ed to bear enc another burdens; and had
they known a little more about mechanics,
and kept the wheel in little quicker mo.
tion, the trick might never have heen de-.
tected.--Bosson Erening Trarellcr.