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AN noYugapLE CONTRASTS

IL s'tirds US sincere satisfaction 10 be
able TO select from among the appoinises
Of the late Administration, one gentleman,
who has at least sufficient personal dignity
TO estimate his true position, and enough
selt.respec, TO discharge his duty credlla.
bly,. Contrasted with the scufrili,y and
mendaciiy which have been exhibited by
others, there is something refreshing aud
gratifying in the example which we are a.
bout to produce.
The Hon. Geo. A. Hopkins, who is now
Charge d'Afaires nj Lisbon, addressed q
letter to his friend, the present Secretary
oil the Navy, Of which the following is an
extract. As Mr.. Hopkins is i" Virginia
gentleman" in the best sense of the term,
We commend his sentiments to the senior
editor Of the Union, with the remark, that
he may imbbe both edficaiion and decen.
cy from them. We have seen no better
answer 10 the can, and Hypocrisy of Loco.
iocolsm, than this home thrust from so dis.
linguished a member ofthe party = Phila.
North Amir.
al should have said that, whenever it
might be the pleasure Of the Presiden, to
appoint my successor, 1t would be my plea.
sure that you should seek leaue for me TO
return. consider this due to the Admin
istraiion, and have no wish to b. regar.
ded as having been vicimzed or proscr.
bed by 1t, or TO profit by any sympathy
which nigh, possibly result to me from il.
Under our happy system of free gov.
eminent, (Which may God ia his mercy
bless and perpetuaIe, the President of the
United States is made particularly respon.
slbe for the administration Of our public
atlirs, forelgn and domestic and the right
TO choose his own agents Is no, only secu
red to him by the Constitution, but the pro:
prlety and necessity Tor the wise and pat.
rioiic exercise of it results from his own
JUS, responsibility while to deprive him
Of the light Of calling to his aid those in
whose integrity, friendship aud.sy
personal aud political, he can safely con.
tde. would greatly weaken and impair this
very responsibility
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THE CITY OF ROME.

Rome IS still where II has been for more
than 1900 years; il is upon the Fiber,
sixteen miles from its mouth, which runs
south through the western part Of the city,
and then turns west, and continues that
course to its outlet, where it IS some 300
feet wide. Much Of wha, was formerly
covered with buildings is now cultivated.
THIS IS particularly the case "lh much Of
tho southeast part, within the cry walls,
and cas-, and southeast of the Capitoline
Hill. Bad air (mahirio) is said to he the
cause Of the deserlion Of this part Of the
CITY. The ancient hills are still TO be
found, but are BY no means so prominent
as they once were, on account of the val
leys having been filed up by the rubbish
constantly accumuiating. In this way the
place Of the ancient forum has been file
up at least fifteen feet. The land at the
base Of the Tarpelan Rock is so much fill
cd up that the modern traveller is prone
TO think that il would be far from certain
death to be thrown from its top. Il is not,
as formerly, 10 feet high, with heaps of
rocks below. Ia the northeast part are
extensive gardens, and on the west side
of them are The residences Of the English
and American inhabitants. The palace OF
the Pope is near the centre OF the city
The Church Of st. Peter is on the west
side il is $50 feet long, and $50 wide,
and will hold so 900 people. II cost $50,
900 900. The statue of st. Peter stands
not far distant. II was formerly statue
of Jupiter, and was changed by one Of the
early Popes into that Of the apostle by
Some mysterious power without changing
its material substance 10 the least; which
gave rise TO the remark Of the wag that it
was formerly the statue Of Jupiter, and II
is that Of Jew.Pe,er still. The report tina,
the great toe of this statue has been entire
ly worn away by the lips Of the Catholics
is not exactly true. IL a-Protestant SLAM
der. Yet it Is true that the repeated kiss
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From the N. 7. Journal of Commerce,
SINGULAR PROPHECY.


Mr.. Editor Lorenz, Dow, of eccen-
trio memory, was in possession Of Ger.
man work on the prophecies, which he val
ued highly, and frequently made quotations
from. Among other remarkable sayings
Of the author, were these:
i would not be king, in ls4s."
al would no, be a grave digger, in $40"
would not be a soldier, 10 1850"
would be either, 1851"
The work alluded TO was written abou,
200 years ago. 1t certainly possesses an
interest for the curious. How frail the
tenure by which kings held their crowns
10 AS Who would like the office Of q
grave digger in lS49, unless he were sole.
ly mercenary How more then presum.
able is II that the military meu OF the earth
will contribute muit,tudes, IN 1850, to fill
a wide and quiet grave And we may
HOPE, at least, IN 1851 for The fair harding
ers which promise 'peace on earth, and
good viii 10 men,"
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MISSOURI POLITICS.

The political contest gong on IN Mis-
souri, relative to the election OF Col. Ben.
ton to the United States Senate, is begin.
ming to wax warm. Judge Birch endeav.
ored to prevent Mr.. Benton from speak.
lag, in Clay county, having previously
taken possession Of the court house, IN
which he was to speak. The Colonel,
however, was not to be backed out in that
way, and he Immediately erected a staging
10 grove near by, and addressed the PEG.
pie with great effort.
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Take Notice.

FH7HE Subscriber being fully authorized
Il 10 close the unsettled business of the
late Grm Of Henderson L Smith would take this
method of respectfully asking all those indebted
to said firm BY account, TO come forward between
this and the LIST of August next, and close there
accounts, either by Cash Note; and those in
debied by Note will pease call and settle by Cash
as soon as possible as the business of the firm
must be closed la my absence Mr.. Il. c. Ali.
son will attend to the business. And the subscri.
her further says to the public that at the old stand
OF Henderson & Smith, Goods of every variety
can be had as cheap as a, airy other place in this
section Of Country, Call and See.
JAS. p. HENDERSON,
DIyiison College N, c., July ?, 1919.
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stolen Property Found.

FENHE pocket books with large proportion Of
II the notes and valuable arers which were
stolen from me on the 18th night of August 1913.
has been found in Lincoln County and returned
to me. Tbose who paid me during the time the
notes were missing, will please call, and will
hand o'cr as far aflid wits are ont against me,
Tor lie same, txoepi all the notes that ere pay.
able TO James Sloan, obG on Fanny Archer, pay
able 10 James Doheriy Executor Of Stephen Ar.
cher, and one IN Wilson Archer'payab!e to " H.
liam Back. which are amongst The missing
The rublic are cautioned against trading for any
note payable to james Sloan. deed. as all no. es
due to his estate were stolen from me on the night
dated above. The reward of 100 Dollars, which
was offered last August for the detection az con-
vicilon Of the thieves, will still he promptly paid
on their conviction. f.. B ID SLOAN.
Mecklenburg, n. C.. July 81, 1919. 81 paid.
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A PRECIOUS CONFESSION AND Gu.
RIouS REMINISCENCE!

~ t&1s ~ y ssNr7Atfr' n ~ ~ y -
RIouS REMINISCENCE
Abou, the middle Of last November Just
after the result Of the Presidential election
was known. and when Locoiocoism was in
acollnpsed state, and would as soon utter a
truth as a lalsehood, the New Orleans
Courier, the Southern organ Of Locofoco.
Ism, after stating tba, the parishes in
Louisiana, rhich hold he largest number
Of sldpss, pofed the Uhic tickle. ruh the
grebfea seal and undnimay," made this
hriher mos, important confession;
THE same phenomenon occurs in other
Sh,es-in Aidbanid, 10 Mississippi, in
Gtorgia the whole South, tho
most strenuous parfis1ns Of Taylor and
Fillmore, hare been the rich planters and
orners of siares, with the exception Of
South Carolina, and even IN Charleston,
Holmes, the great nulllhor, ~-'o refused to
pay duties on a cargo OF suga' was IN To-
vor Of Taylor, although he could not swal-
low Fillmore, aud was reelected 10 Con
etess IN opposition 10 u behoc'u', ""o
was friendly TO Cass and Butler. II Is a
known fact that in tho Southern States,
those who are not owners OF slaves are gen.
orally Democrats least tho Democrat
party in the South is composed, ~
great measure, OF tina, description OF per-
sons. 1t is a curious condition Of AFFAIRS
nany rate"
We would call tho attention Of the whole
South, and particularly of the Wing press
Of New Orleans TO the entire article. IL
appeared in the Courier between the 9th
'nd l5th Of November last. II furnishes
an invaluable commentary upon the mo-
lives which ac,ua,e those Democrats, who
own m negroes. in their extraordinary
, ia, Tor the "peculiar institution. Rich.
Wig.
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Goods for Market,

and hope, under liberal patronage, 10 be able
promptly 10 Gil all orders with winch they may be
favored
The Goods manufactured will consist chiefly Of
Cassimeres or Jeans variety of Tweeds and ker.
seys for Negro wear, 1t is their purpose to put
no Goods in market which Will not give entire
satisfaction TO the Consumer
All Merchants are authorised to act as SCENTS
in purchasing Wool, requiring it TO be washed
and sufficiently free from burrs ana other foreign
substances, TO 90 Immediately upon the Cards,
which will be received at IS cents per b. for cash,
or in exchange for Goods at wholesale prices.
CARSON, YOUNG & GREER.
Charlotte, J1ly2, 1919. 36tf
R C. Carson.
J, A. You've,
T. A. GRIER.
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NAp5LEoN UoNArARTE.
THE SECRET FOUND AT LAST.

THE SECRET FOUND AT LAST.
Much lime and temper have been ex'
pended IN discussing The condition of Ire
land, It's causes and remedies. Absentee.
ism and Pupery, and English mlsru,e, and
Other causes have been assigned, any or all
Of which do not entirely account for the
phenomenon which the Emerald Isle"
has so long exhibited. A recent number
of the lnshman,' Dublin paper Of
strong radical tendencies, and as anu. Brit
lsh as the most inveterate repeater could
desire, gives the following wholesome coun-
sci to It's readers, aud therein points to a,
least one Of the evils Of Ireland !"
"If you think tina, sitting with your
hands crossed, reading the lnshman or a.
ny other National journal, will serve your
country, you are wofulv mistaken. That
IS not tho patriotism we want. We wish
TO see you with the spade, or the fail, or
the plough, or the axe, or the saw, OF the
hammer in your hand We wish TO see
you working with the earnes, resolution OF
a man; and #, after the days toll, you
need mental relaxation. then take up
book or paper and read read slowly, dill
gently, and ,hnklngly, Examine every
word and, If the writer state what you
think false, reject 1t, even though he be
learned and able writer, clothing hlmsel in
the grand mystery Of the editorial we
and YOU an humble man, who cannot IN.
dersland aught but plain words and sim
pie doctrine.
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.

VENiiE eSer Uses Of this Institution will be re.
< eumed, at the request Of the Trustees, IN.
der the supernendtnce of the subscriber, on the
2nd Monday of October next. The Academy
will be used as daily recitation Rooms = 21rd
board can be had at moderate prices in private
families IN town. Rates oil tuition are also rcduc
ed. The subscriber will use his Efforts by giving
personal attendance and instruction Of classes 10
The forenoon and by securing tutorcsses of ex.
perlence, and undoubted qualifications, TO render
the institution worthy Of a liberia patronage
CYRUS JOHNSTON
Charlotte, n c. Aug. 18th le49 IS
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NEGROES.

Jake, good Miner, aged about 81 years Har
riot, girl about 90 years house servant Ange
lima aged about ls years. Fanny an old woman
about IS years, and Barbara aged 3years Also
Household and kitchen furniture, one Horse, Cat
tie and Hogs.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
A H. MARTIN.
July 81, lSi9. Trustee.
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AN UNCOMFORTABLE SITUATION.

What an uncomfortable situation IS a
seat on sofa between two beautiful slrls,
one with black eyes, jet rlngles, and snowy
neck-the other with sol, blue eyes, sun.
nv ringlets, red cheeks and lips, both laugh,
ing and talking TO you at the same time.
Ii such situation is uncomfortable, we
should like to try it little while, any
how. ", o. Picdyune.
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NIX. CLAY AT SARATOGA.
hLRANY. AUGUST i,

ALBANY, August !.
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived al Sara.
toga yesterday. lie is stopping at the
United States Hotel. lie vas received
with tremendous enthusiasm. Crowds sur.
round him at all points. His health is
gradually improving and he looks WE'LL
The numbers of vsiiers at Saratoga is
small, comparatively speaking.
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~ Education.

TEVIiE ID session ofthe subscribers school viii
Il begin on Monday the LIST day of Oct. next,
under the charge of Miss Graham, at former pric
es, viz Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gsogra-
ply, Eng. Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and
History, s per month
The higher English branches 81 50 p. month
Lllin aud Music IF taughil at reduced prices
Board, S. 90 per mouth.
All who wish to send to the school are rCqnest
ed to enter the pupil at the LIST OF the session if
possible.
L. B. WATSON,
Aug. LIST 1919. ID. NJ, LEE.
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The following anecdotes going lis rounds
IN Vienna concerning Benz the Hungarian
General. For many years he has had
torebodlngs of his death. He himself has
for many years assigned the year 1880 as
the term Of his existence. During his
stay in Paris he once dined with the North
American ambassador. The conversation
fell on forebodings omens, and the Ike
The ambassador laughed at them, but BEN
declared he firmly believed in them, and
related how he had three seen, when IN
his twentieth year, his own grave stone,
with his name, and the dale of 1850 on il.
Benz received in Transv lvania several
dangerous wounds. The Physician shook
his head, but Benz answered 1t quite calm
ly by saying he had another year to live.
On the faith Of tins vision, BEN, exposes
himself IN battle TO The hottest fire, and de-
clares that tho ball which shall hit him
mortality will not do SO before the year
1850.
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=, Union is not always strength" rs Sir
ehirles Napier observed, when hc saw
we rarscr mixing his rum and water
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es OF The faithful lor hundreds Of years have
WON II away considerably. No Catholic
passes il without stopping 10 kiss IL.
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Trust Sale.

nY virtue of Deed of Trust execut.
Il Bed to me by Catharine f. Ilutchison and
Mary Hutchinson, for purposes therein specified,
will expose to sale on the 25th of August next the
following property, viz:
The Tract of Land whereon the said Catharne
and Mary now reside. on the great road leading
to Concord joining lands of David Park, and 9th.
ers, containing about 80 acres more or less. Al.
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REPUBLICAN BONAPARTE.
NJ. Napoleon Bonapaue has addressed
the folloaius letter 10 The Journal


NJ. Napoleon Bonapar,e has addressed
the following letter 10 the Journal
PARIS, July 0.
Mr.. Editor-At the end OF The sitting Of
the Assembly to-day the President put to
the vote proposition leuding to vote thanks
to the army of Rome. ! abs'aned from
laklng part in il, and for reasons which
will explain TO you. No one can feel more
admiration, more love, or a more lively
sympathy than myself for our brave sol
ders, who every where show themselves
worthy Of our fathers Of the Revolution.
But the vote appears 10 me to be a trap.
therefore, who regard the siege Of Rome
as violation Of the Constitution, as crime
against the principles Of our Republic,
ought not, ! could not, approve OF II, even
indirectly. | think it my duty 10 protcs,
on all occasions against policy which has
transformed our army into The soldiers Of
the Pope, into an instrument Of absolutlon
and Of Jesui,ism, and into the allies Of the
Auslrians.
=
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PROSPECTUS
FOR ENLARGlNG AND OTHERWISE InPRcvI.o
THE RALEIGH REGISTER.

InfIS long es abshed Wing Journal, having
~a passed permanently into the hands of the
present Editor, be has determined Crowded snf.
icent encoura cement be giver) upon SO erafg.
ing its dimensions, as 70 make il contain nearly
ElGur COLUMNS more matter than il now does, aud
upon IMP oglng rs appearance in such manner
~ to make il c7c Of the Largest and HaEdsomts 81
Sheets in the South
To effect this object, j, will require a conslde.
rable expenditure in the purchase Of new Press,
new Type, and other necessary materials and as
We do not intend making any advance upon the
present rates Of subscription, we shall have to re-.
y solely for remuneration upon accessions TO our
lisi We have issued this Prosectus with view
10 the attainment Of this object and it is desired
that our friends viii exert themselves in procur.
ing US subscriptions
TERMS
For the semi Weekly, S. or 81 50, in advance
Weekly, 50, or 50 so,
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NEW RACE. HITHERTO UNKNOWN.

NEW RACE, HITHERTO UNKNOWN.
Al exchange furnishes US with an nc
count of the recent discovery Of new race
oil people, who have been found in the in.
terror OF Africa, which par'skes somewha
of the marvellous. The men are rrpfe.
scented TO be tall end powerfully built, stand,
ing seven TO seven aud half Euglish feet
III height, and in color, although destitute
OF the usual character Of negroes IN fca.
lures. Mahomet Ali sent an expedition up
the White Nile in search Of gold, and there
found this race Of people, fifteen hundred
OF whom, armed to the teeth, came down
to the shore Of the river where The vessel
lay, The name Of The kingdom is Bari,
and IFS capital PalenJi. They raise wheat
tobacco, ETC., and manufacture their own
weapons. They are probably the ancient
Philippians spoken of ia the Scriptures.
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FRENCH ARMY AND NAVY

From message presented by the Pres.
ldent OF France TO the National Assembly
on the 9th of June las, we quote the follow
ing statistics The effective strength of the
army at this time is 452,ll6 men, and
1924 horses. OF this force there are OF
'nl1n'ry 275 6s6 men, cavalry 60,2Gl, a..
IIllery 36,40l, engineers l0,ls3 volun.
,eers 1899, disciplinary corps 30,537,
foreign legion 6 900; officers in all branch hes
ofthe service, 7.Gl5; and troops and boys
1889.
The French feet in active service con.
sls,s Of ten ships Of the line, eight frigates,
eighteen sloops, twenty btigs, twelve trans
ports, and twenty four Iieh, vessels. The
steam feet amounts TO fourteen frigates,
thirteen fleets, and 'hirty.fO drisos. =
The naval officers Of all ranks number $50
and The seamen about q, 500 men.
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To Contractors.

rENHE building committee for the Carolina Fe.
a. male College in Arson county, will receive
proposals for having about 100000 bricks in a
building 40 BY 80 feet with wing OF 40 feet
square at one end, all two stories high. The
work 10 be commenced BY the 18th OF September
next. BIDS must be made at so much per thous
and with the lime furnished, and so much per
thousand, the contractor furnishing the lime
pllnk e scafolds will D, furnished IN both cases
The contractor will board himself and supply his
own attendance. Houses 10 live in can be had
The first favorable bid will be taken up and the
bidder notified Immediately. Address William
G, Smith, Ger. Secy. Cedar Hill, Anson county.
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GENTLEMENS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE!
EHerrick & Scudder,
85 WILLIAM STREET,
NEN. WORK.

MANuFAC TURERs, PoRTERs,
AND EALERS SIN
Shirts, Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, Stocks,
Shoulder Braces, C,apats, Opera Ties, Scalfs,
Money Belts, Under Garments. G'ouss,
Satins, Linen BOsoms, HandkerebiejS,
Hosiery, Buckles, Suspenders,
Bombazines, &. &c.
The above Stock will IN examination, he found
not only Attractive, Extensive and Full, but
Cheap.
Our long experience in the business and know.
ledge Of manufacturing, with tbs facilities Of pur
chasing, are such that we are confident we can
oftr Inducements that cannot be surpassed by
any House in the city.
Particular attention paid TO orders and the
packing of Goods
HERRICk & SCUDDER,
90 WILLIAM STREET,
Opposite Patt Street, New York.
DAVID A HERRICK,
ISRAEL w. SCUDDER.
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ERE
Joseph alker,
G. n. Rey nolds, Jr.
J. II. Taylor.
F. w. Edgerton,
w. G. Desaussure.
L, M. Hatch.
1.-THE following is a
warded.
For the best specimen
the next best a Diploma.
For New Inventions
cretion OF the Commute,
Articles Of all kinds I
received, and premiums
Architectural Drawing,
Design for Diploma for
the So. Ca. Institute,
Painting in Oil,
+" in Water Colours,
Miniature Painting,
Pen Drawing, |
Crayon Drawing, !
Sculpture. ,
Penmanship,
Best mode OF Construct.
ing Wharves,
Best Press for Packing
Cotton,
Best Rice Thrashing Ma
Oh ne,
Best Cotton Gin, |
g Refri,er,tor
f" Plougb. |,
:" Chnrn /
" Washing Machine,
Stone Mason's " ork,
Carn.nter,s Work bv h'di
hv ma !
ob;,,r, !
c,,,,,nn - w,,d !
Md ef a Shin
S.c;n,ers of
Raj RniI5er's Work.
Shin Joiner's Work. /,
PumnS Rock Mako.
Mill. Wright's Work, (
Corners Work.
Four Wheel Carriage.
Buggie. II
Gig or Sulkoy.
Cart or Drav
Steam Engine, l.
Fire Fnq,ne +
Turning in Brass, Iron
or Wood, n
Blacksmith's Work, |,
in Iron or Brass.
Iron Failing Fence or :
Gate Work, Ii
Rrass or Conner Work.
Locksmi,h's i" IC
Bell HANGING I" c
.;un Smiih's Z"
Makers" &c
Lamp Makers 4" &
P
Silver Smith /" e
Silver Plating, v
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~ Notice
Wanted

d. tVERAI hundred pounds of good Geese
~ FEATHERS. Apply at the store Ct II. b.
& L. ). Williams, Charlotte, N. C.
August 6, 1919. tao
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Rock Island Mandatory.

ENHE Proprietors of,his Factory take
- pleasure 10 announcing 10 Merchants
and the Public generally, that they are now fin
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Superior Court Witness Tickets for Sale
at this Office.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-01
DIS. DREsBACn, KUHN a. PHYoR's
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL


Mr. O. HersOils.--DEAR Sra: Asan act ofjustce and 10
lead others 70 tile same remedy Ihavo come 70 the deter
naon Of offering you my voluntary tribute In favor OF
Messfs. "DREsBAcH, huliS & fkfo.h bfsfkffi" Sots'
pIAL,n -
For long time suffered from the effects OF Dys'
pesa SO much that my digestive organs would mol per-
orm their functions, almost every thing eat was mne'
lately elected from my stomach. and the intense burning
was fortunately advised by friend to try your medi
cine and after using boles was completely relieved
from all the troubles which endured. AZ,
Accept sir, my warmes wishes Tor lhe success o. iha
valuable medicine, and believe me, Sincerely yours
JAMES d. MASON