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wONGUE & SNIITa.
W ROE N&AGE1 50 BET Re-
u IGU W ] y ] y
eNam.R Side Of eFsGji STREET.
EgI- MS BUILDINGS,

CoiDRbHS, MISSISSIPPI.
c-@% c. --=%G,2 &c %C%.- ~
aEAyE now on hand, full and entire ifesh
L I stock of Drugs d. Medicines fre1,h y hn'
olf,h ChcmicoiS, Surgical instruments, ".5'
prjoi-, OILS, Dy-S MS, Tiadoc GlasS, Hr9#eS
and he best Pal.ai Medicines NOR ta0sr: having
taor CONSTANTLY receiving since the LIST OF January
la,t. large supplies from the Northern Cites we
have now on hand the heaviest stocl OF Foods n our
line ever brought to TINS market. As we attend per-
soual 10 the purchasing, aud use great care IN the
selection Of our Medicines, and buying everything
from first hands Physicians, Planters ana 9tierS' can
deoenj upon every article bonghtot Us, beng pure
a,dorthe best quality. During the past year having
reduced lhe prices OF Drugs so mnchbeow what they
had formerly sold at in this market, that Physicians
and Planters were enabled to supply themselves from
n. an "a reasonable terms, they could procure thel
from anv Of the Southern Cities, consequently we
have been compelled greatly to increase our stock .le
crescent year. in order to meet the wants Of our Gus
toners. so that VIC will now be enabled to supply az
calls that may be made for any thing IN our me ant
will continue ON the same reasonab.eterms'
Anril 10 1913. lY-ll-43
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WoNDERFU
Restoration TO HeNlth!!

IN CHRlsrr's Agent in Cincinnati Ohio, received
The following Certificate few months Il a from
citizen Of high Standing and yell knoso IN Cincinnstl
TO Nh J. H. DOUGHTY,
Cor 9th and Nainsts. Cincinnati
DrsH SiE--Thr0ugh the grace and wisdom OF my Omnf
potent Maker ms attention called to your hdyestse'
mont Of Medical Gasppism IN the Gazette Of Cincinnati
about the first Of January last My disease hrng Rher
matte Cont bad resisted the skill Of about all the physf
clans could employ and made poor indeed.-leaying
me rlcsg mise rahle man who fer hrfyjour months
p1e-gug % ms experiment had not atd one steP and tor
large potion 1 The time rent with cNcEhciang pam
Through HE pocnes Of Nir tanner vas enabled 10 oo
tain one oil Dp CHBisfli Genuine Belts at your estab
lshmeuO and by is IN connection with the tlail no"
only a rpah can affirm tf8t have found fafafse DO.
low. walk firmly and Comfortably wherever !
AZ ever had deem my recovery 50 miraculous thdt
have takcn this psiu 20 communicate TO you ioryou and
the information Of others
Respectfully remain your olt servant
CANAAN GARDNER
Iiarri,gn Cove Dafko Go OHIO Feb. ~, 1913.
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IaU.l-. -lsai l-ta
lEr...ras,rs. -r-... ,as. P.f-sr.l laa. ~
sr- ,ofts Public. Ertse hraeN g these wac Ers
-- --.rr.ir, Ia..r.u- under taa, die aaa 'reas.-
I'D l,s,,,a kaevna, Cancer, as wei as l0ao-
len. Tamcts and malignant tcfts, That u
G-rrtam shepherd. is in possession % a remedy
thai Will I'm most cases thoroughly eradicate aud
,,,,r,. while in alt. we believe il VIII ID much
iof The rslsi 81 those affections, berr1"lore' 50
battling and delug Go tie sN,a oi 'ae mro'eai
mCr.
We have been PERSONAL, acquainted w''h llg.
:. Cor : months, IS well rs m.'maie VITA hts
practice during that t.Nc. aBa believe him 90 Dc
a rrutleuan-oue who would ne, impose hnnse.I
on any community hy false PrHan,c., In test'-
u,rDy crwhatve have seen o'h.s practice, we
eer..y lha, Mrs Dunn, residing IN I'fecne COM.
rs. Georgia, a lady o, high responsibility aged
about f. years, was afflicted with what seemed
. =, he reuuine Sciubus IOmor q. the rIgh,
breast. from the year lsl2 90 lhe year 1917, do.
ring " hich time she consulted many Physicians,
all of whom regarded her affection as pure.! cam
cerous. In October lSi1. having dcspaired 81
/ receiving anY hensd; from the Faculty, she was
induced 10 consul, DR.. \, and about the LIST O.
November thereafter, she was placed Under hl'
treatment, which consisted oi both LEGAL aud con
stitutional. He treated her case about three
months. during which time we were frequently
with Mrs D., and saw the Doctor making I'M
applications. and we can confidently say that a
the expiration Of the above stated time, her gen
eral health and spirits which had already nue.
declined, was greatly improved aud not a trac
ct sembance Of the local maiady remained
We have often seen Mrs. Dunn since lshe beln
b family connecticut and consulted her on To
b subject OF her disease, as well as examined he
mnutely, and have observed no tendency Is
return Of the disease All who arr acquaIntc
ii with the true character OF generous affection
). know their great Liability 70 return even ate
they have been apparently radically cured, pa
ticuIarly when treated by the knife, bat IN b,
: case no such disposition is manifest up 10 tn
date, and wc confidently trust and believe th
the thorough constitutional treatment 10 wln'
J. size was subjected will free her from such 7
F" mu.. T. ". ALFRlE>O, NJ. ID.
W L. ALFRlEND. NJ u.
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Citniion Notice.

Tie Sf1is If Mississippi, ! 10 al. persons M
T.,-rEs Cauu,r. itcrestet IN the 'ard-
t,re,rarts and Entertainments oi JoIfN N.NAr5HAN,
deceased, YoU are hereby notified e be and appear
bs'ore the Probate Court @. loWntes County, Ms
s;ss;nri. On the first Monday in April, y d. 1919,
,ls, AMI there to show cause ifany You have, Why
fbs following land should not he sod according io iG y
as,ition.of Nm. W. Vaughan. Guardian TO Mary b.,
N,rtba ! and John n Vaughan, minor heirs ct !no,
r. Vaughan, deceased, to-wtt: The " Of W NE
~ af The " 3. and the w of the Nv :. a.l ~
linn IS township :, range I VEST lying and BE-
mo, IN the county Of Lownjes. State Of Mississippi
- WITNESS. the Honorable \. T. Goodwin
Jrlre olthe Probate Court Of sa'dcouniyo
- lowndcs, the first Monday in February \
~ IT, - nAN'L WILLIAMS, Clerk,
M. II. 1879. blew prs lee 81
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NIAhlAs 'tt'' Nl'' - -
Tae uuder,i ned take pleasure in resommend'
ing to porson M Cancer Noll me
tangere, WITT ulcers %
every kna. er.
sonal acqua,a wln 'l'e"'s ~ t'a ic-
dies we believe is wei. calculated to afford re.
lief in many otherwise incurable cases.
DR.. Shepard has made Sparta his home, par.
tally, for the last twelve months, and we have
had opportunities Of seeing cases greatly relieved
and in some instances we beliye perfectly cured
which have heretofore bafiled the skill oithe
Faculty, as well as all other remedies dsed by
prosessed Cancer Doctors.
We cannot say how far his remedies may
reach in genuine confirmed malignant Carclno
ma. but even in these we deem them worthy Of
! trial, while more incipiant and less malignant
cases we are induced to believe will yield under
the proper and iaitful application Of his powerful
remedy We believe further, that DR.. $ is a
gentleman, and patients may rely upon his prob
" and honesty. E. NJ. PENDLETON, NJ. y
DANIEL S. CHASE, NJ. d
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TO WHOM MAY CONCERN

The undersigned b7vng been engaged IN the practice
Of medicine in Fond, and Alabama for 20 years, and
am called on by Col. w Jerngan, for my opinion Of
the Remedy FOR can ers discovered BY Dr. burnhau
Shepard of Vermont witnessed its happy effects on
the Of Col Jerni. uhmsef and ohercasss and view
i, as one Of the mos, Inportaut discoveries office age
WIN. FLAKE NJ. D.
sLrNv7fLE 18th Nov, 1s4s
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pATENT MEDICINES, ,

vrOyGIrE & SMITH have on hand q i9,I supply
\ Of Townseud', Sarsaparo Wnera CANADIAN
yermieae. DaIeys Pam Extractor, Bal,am OF i" 10
Cherry, Hebrew or Jew David Plaster Morn, ,y anG
Fanj4$ Sarsaparla and Hastings Syrup OF WOOD WOOD
Nanhtha. A. these deserveiy popular medio nc. me.
are in orear demand the public are cautioned agalNs
ronnteroits and heony security they have thal lhey
are pcttmg the genuine is 70 buy them OF me rega
Isrly appointed Agents, who can always sho" Ger
,ifcate OF Agency if they pretend to be soGn
'"'"' YONGUE g. SMITH,
IaI,
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FASHION ABLE
gD.y.SoET 3. DAE So .RENhinc

AIRS. IIEINTZ, respectfully informs her old Gus
VI te,ners and the Ladies OF Columbus and Ycln-
ty generally that she still continues the business oil
Dn.n9G AID 30uTAV
Aul0ng aud Millinery and llantua Makng general,
nj her old Stand, in Maj Cravens Buildings, south
d the Court House Square Columbus Nh ehG
would take this method OF stating that she Is prepared
10 do all work nhcrlihe, in the best and mos a'n
iC,ablc style She has received an Will continue 10
receive all the most fashionable materials TOT
LADIES BoSNETs,
And has made arrangements to receive -
ro,,l,rlc tba latest and most approved fashions She
haa an hand and viii continue to keep, every vare-
~ Of Fashionable Trimmings for Bonnets
After returning her thanks to those who have mere
,ooro palranized hct and from her long experience
m the business she hopes to merit and receive Id
cral share OF patronage
Mrpch %, 1913 ll-59-Iy
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l. u u 4 ii
TIGr-\V COUNTY, ALA. =
-,-.... ~, .s,.rrs. 7'.sa WI tie .ogsa tat ,
van. .s1Hc i5lr Nsy, 'nfsf .s.f1
= ,.-,=a, 1f NuatN Due'H N's
,-.-s, ..-lf means ia bis power e N.''-aa az
nav him a ,lz and BIS lopg eN 9efielae W :
-. NJ. IVA lar3n Hail At Iuse1.oos2, gFe,
- ,'-4r,- -s oser tlHse inexperienced
4. - .---p----s. lie vf o. prejared " re-
..,, MOI. uuflh oTIue-'s, ~ ''e = "oF 'lN''a
M cary s,1-t O. pm things nghI --tv.
,isiurty worth Whuc u Ttarni '-e 49,. IN
La. --c,t ,,f,ue q tueye AFtir I5fl' my ~
L., i5 ~, r1aIit already There are ~ i.'-'"
llnds O. n AL IN less lan .-- 1l. ~. -.
m ~, MN D. a e.-ol bs0l ct mn1c da''n- 'D'
-, ar she sprinq. ls,he weather shouid - Netv.
,.I gn,,s shah b. supPsiet viih plenty o. '''''N
r1,crlnr and good fires ,r..,
nrrr- ~, season.h there win We a direct "'F "'
- t,r, Tuscaloosa 10 the spf.ass--sey 70 eVlH-
...,i. Isl of June. There 8 also pcst W... :
,., .,r,'.r. Persons coming ROM Mobile or ,'New
0l.l..s can ca; 10 Selma al al seasons M S's'ao-
t,s,s and tber, take The stage ior laf'aosSs, saN
= miles. and by stage from l"s'A"'7' " "''
'P'"'s RS,e, ., Boari at tie Blpra Springs
R,,nj per month S26 90 Man& horse pr mo; gu 30
week, 90 4,t "'' ~ 81.
Man < horse pr gay > w
prcc, 49,
For the accommodation Of those who may aes n
; il s,,,,Sc,S,y sccentsnces on Mobile or New "
leans. PAYABLE lst OF January 1880, wa oe'sS'' wv
: hil, no, less than hty dollars s.-;,,,
1 subserberhas just returned IRON tle Hp,psS
and he can safely recommend the country pr.vs't
acre and there rs cheap one to travel N as any j
-, tc south,
p 9 During my absence ifom ihe N@,hus'2
z Hall a. Tuscaloosa, viii have compCien' 20
g there TO pay every attention 70 guests VINO my
IT during the summer season Inc nous' "n'oe
a snnpiIod with Ice, and every attention ad 70 Ns!'
y ''Ff.''' NJ DuFFEE
Ian y. lSlq l5--3l--6m.
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TIRE .-.s-r.--a.. acre..,s- existing between
/ Aea.ee 8, >m..l. was -.s7g-'l- Oh gee -s.-
N. fy arua. consent. AI those indebted u
~. --,,, bal, -rrgss,sdt, cal. AID se.t.e w5,a i1r
n. I.5y. a. lie cd stand in whose hands The
noe. and accounts are placed ior collection
An tbo,e having claims againstthe ttm' VII. pre-
.sr, ,lsm 20 lim, Who viii be instructed 10 pay
II, came Is thrr uay ba -5ulesEleei,
JUG JAS. NONGIE,
r.. 4. SMITH.
Mach RI. 1919. 90
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feAl-.V, = a'4e-s II
H-s---l g..-t.--rr
gHiI AID FEVER
t-...-. Gosh .-.. +. s.-ae raa-s s..
-..-ga t,.a ls-ss --e vfry hz-,
llas4,.r M, mems. l7 ln-Sg -h- -'-..z ss's
tlr-t..r... .. irs,i t-a e }--s Ni.eai-'
a large dose usiJfe TIE eA-.. eT.'sa -''
Que h. IsIz.sl, s. . ,5Ii Us I ''o' g.
DYSPEPSIA.
AZ, ---,... q, % ,p-s tHs eys= % HfHr
tI-lIA.v one bottle end trs q sgaT
a. +5-ta becomes strong Johh+ah'e SIT"
enc r,l..r tHu'a u.y e.r'tN cure E
tTstsLrn--J.Is m.u5 relieved irom we l'"'a
AND ra,.re a,,gmrs dsr san,h1l ''e''
mem, ma la-t crack yoar ,'n''es'
PERHAPS .Hraljy is brought on '. ' -
srr ft.,., .-.ir.I tie former Te"eNs-'
-, f..i rsa criminal Just been relue'ed'
tr,,,a,. ~, thr quantity, more Oh 'esS'
NJ, medical card Wd. l''! cNt,,Jyl
aokma a. Chronic Hedddche'
o.-,,.-r,Il # Tonic .,tuk sass iias Tea
,"1bt, hattie the feet hisR Up s' 'l1 N''''
60 the boiy ten minutes or So
,sl.,r,, what the Texas Tome can 90
..-I,f-sof As The dew en- q Ho"eI'
~, -,tI.I,t relieved IN less man one No-t'
IdrroaHesS.
o,, ,hecr up your spirits don looks sny'
y,E,sbaud' 5 ashamed, a servant eau bay
L. ,Lree weeks or So, ipcrhaTs not 50 sooh'
~ vi MN delight on The beautiful moon
I've. be rame hTight-ah heart med " w Joy.
90 prospects IN yiew--a Gin or Boy ~.
Do H,SJ FEX-GOV. RUNNELLS, OF M.
f,nhiVII,irtiCEEsq, GALiEsIoAH' Dee y 40
tDllf uspd ryself and in my family several
if,.pr,7e's Po,entUexas Tome, anu having eA
pe s dso,s I 1l' 2g s5igI msd 5isS
menI,hg ., M Ii. Il. RUNNELLS.
70 rrSe NrrcuAyrs OF ALABAMA
Who rrasents Won herewith Is Gentleman OF resPec
,ah3;t,.,,l ,arary. We ask for him your Poit
ot,ontioo and lone YOU viii toyoqr interest t
make his a7aaee Nr b Price is r tRsp'9F? a9s
9, a 1e'.''s ~, S,ate TO extend the agencies an
d ~ ry' age publicity to his Medicine we hay
S o as his agents in this city, have personally use
The article and find beyond doubt It IS one Of sr''
rtiIjty. Respectfully, yours, .,-,,.,, morse,
'T.1N"G''[E BAKER. ANDERSON & DlChSol
u - ~ = I'FDiYARD. \. L. LEDl ARD & co,
Il. B FCNThlN q SON
TAYLOR. HALE & MURDOCH ae,N.-.
c.Iabns. Mis- juno 10 1913 l4-50-Iy
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GLEwy1Ar. Ala. Nov II, 1913.

GLESEyuIE. ALA. Nov II, 1878.
70 Hn. james, Peyion Jones md Ipc'dop JoH
Orfrd. C. W Jones and 1homas y. Ma0
MN Strings, John A, Sanford and Wm, Bond
ColQmbus, Mississippi
Mg esteemed friends-Through this medium pcr-
nit ne to introduce to your friendly acquaintance,
The bearer. DR. Burnham Shepard, who VIII locate in
YOUR State Tor the ensrng winter, 70 treat "Cmcer-'
and a. is known to some oiyou labored under that
distressing marady for many years DR. 5. treated
my ease near years since and have found no m
convenience or pain since the cure, aud have APP
pied the remedy to several cases with astonishing
success, and do not hesitate to say that there
il no treatment ever known that equals DR. Shepards
He is perfect gentleman, and have requested HIM
to rive your names as reference in his advertisement
and Won can or may, on my responsibility, refer The
afflicted TO give the DR. trial, which they viii neyo
regret. am with high regard, your friend
IT, W. JERNlGAN
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Agents for All OF the above Medicine
DIR. gO1, NSEND'S COMPOUND EN-
,rtPttug, or SARs

7-OR THE removal and permanent cure OF all as
4 eases arising from an impure state OF the blooo
or habit of til. system. This preparations put up N
it. concentrated form in quart bottles sG6 can ne mao mao
at The manufactures prices, OF A. n. JONES " "
,b,,r, tran's for Columbus and vicinity.
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Eg(bes'g'. aDRISbaA - CO.,
COMMIsSION MERCHANTS,
NpPU r. Al

&. 4. CHANDLER, AaEsr.
CuluNays, Mss.
ALL Cotton shipped to the above House, IN The
N name Of G.. A. Chandler, on account OF the rear
owner, will be insured have on hand a large lot
Of Begging and Rope which will be furnished to
customers At cost ard charges. .,.-.,
Aug. u, 18lS.-til LIST Apl. q. ACliANOLER.
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list of Letters,

REMAINING in the Post Office at Columbus
IL Mississippi, on the lst day OF MARCH, 1919
,., &, 20 McNpaps DIR : \
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-10
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IMPORTANT TO

TIE AFFLICTED. 4.
A NONG lls many discoveries which are all 0
n ding 10 the blessings o.. the present Seara-
,..g lie Undersigned confidently assures i.'e PUPS
t,t ts hes tsccyt-sl remedy log ihf' t'e-l.~ DIS
ease called
CANCER,
hitherto deemed uca5ahc. The g-isia o. 'Aa TsH's
Na- ia bis oan case, which alm"st against 'sPs Hs
succeeded IN curing, after many lrts ~ ''.e' '''-
a5i-s ,rbsrt success lie has been uslng The same
new III sever, wears. aud 10 al cases succfss-
tally where application y5S mace iH iine' ne CON
s,r, Il Iuluac.1ls. gsga3gs lnpruper t5toSSt'i ms
tr,a.m-at. OF 20 make promise beyond an! paesi.e
r-te-ulsee er there are cases SD lar gone 20 l1
a-urahP. but he invite, the afflicted Co consult hiiu
srdtI hf shah satisfy them 0t his ability 20 make .
cures. they can then Jy his remedy.
All parsons who apply In person or by written &C.
sluatigu O. ,alr case giving ITS SIZE, ioca'oh age
ccueral health 4 habits, together with tine reme1es
that have been used, may expect eanO4d ahs"sI5Ss
TO tie result OF thcir cases.
I, r1nno, he too orsby impressed on those a'ict-
ed with Cancer, Ia make early Application AS delay IS
dangerous and rgoiongs The cure.
+ CANCERS OF THE TONGUE
H., and .,, bo successfully treated whthjs rene
( Nv lie wiIl he in Columbus, Mississippi until the
6-sf Of June. where those who are afflicted may see
,hc numerous testimonials and certificates to attest
,hp efficacy and efficiency ul his mode Of treating
ever, variety and description OF CANCER
n'etter, post paid. will receive Immediate u'iel-
ian nR. BURNHAM SHEPARD.
OFcc at tic Columbus Hotel.
Columbus Miss Dee. %, lolS--l 3---6-5m-s
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