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p The columns Of The Press throughout

T The columns Of the Press throughout
the counlry seem 10 be filed with notices oil
cures and specifics Tor all diseases flesh is ieIr
to- that one scarcely knows what To do III case
of disease, for fear TINT in using one medicine,
another and better nlay ba uver'o 'ked. But
lium the remarkable Cures high order and vast
amount of testimony daily brought under Our
personal nnlice Of the exlraordinaiy efficacy ol
DIR. ROGERS LVERWOIrT AND TAR,
we are Compelled to regard the evidence of onr
scnses aud confidently state that for COUGHS
aud COLDS. and that llYDRY HEADED
MONSTER CONSUMPTION, we think this
preparation n safe, speedy and certain cure
At all even,s.we may say to our rriends--try it.
II CAR be obtained at J. D. CHASE'S Apothe-
carries Hall, aud if it does not help them, Moth
Ing will.
April lS, # is
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OBITUARY.

Departed this liz. OIL The 5th irst. in the 4otl
yenr Of her age, Mrs. SARAH WATSON Moss
wife uf Col. w. II. Moss. at their residence in
in Edse6eId District.
The deceased was Of quick and tender SEN
sibiliiv. nrheni in her attachments. dechlrtl III
hti cunr>e IT life. In the year 1881 she pro-
lesse faith in Christ aud lived acc"rling I" her
profession. She lived Ia see several of her
children aud re,alions buried. and wa the su!l-
jrci several tinrs uf severe hniily aflin,inn.-
or these hfN cioIis she waS not onl " Il par'aker
but in lrutI, Teccirrd them IL II child III G"d.-
The evidence Of lhis truth was manifest in hen
life, aud especially in her last illness which
was truly painful and Of sixteen months con,
tinuaucr. much Of this time she was entirely
helpless, but retained her senses tn the last =
She was never heard to ,nurmer, bnt was often
hrnrd'to say /" abe did II think h",d of ler
aff1ictinn." She lived and died in ih" imInedl.
ME vicinity where she was brought mp by highly
respectable aud pinns parents. We can h'il
acknowledges tho hand "f Gnd in iakin. her
away from us. 10 join the company nf the splr'
its Of the jus, made perfect. She lins leit =
husband aud four children. and many ielaiiDns
and friends to mnurn her loss, bui we should
mt sorrow ny those who have no hnpe, " fnr il
we helirve thai Iasus died and lose again.
even so them alsn which sleep in Jesus will
Gnd hiring with him. ID.
Departe,! this lif: in This District on The 81 Il
inst. JuHX w. TuoaAl aged twenty l"ui years
Mr. Thnmas had lived luug enough To i'm.
press the community in wlricl, he lived. with Il
lively sensihiliiy Of his excellent rlaraclrr lie
was remarkably endowed with nn lnnesIy NJ
purpose. and an nndissemhled can,ur. IN hi.
intercourse with sncie,y. 1t scrmnd his dis,in,
gushing. and abiding trait. tn pr rsrir wha, he
conceived To he right. with hn!dness and al
open rrauknrss that cnmvi,,rrd MI. that al hon
rst heart prompted his acllnns. His ilInes,
WAS Of Is DAYS duration lie has left ,wn <i<
trrs. aud other uear relatives aud friends to
nlu,lrb their lpss
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A NinnbHe Thrip is betteH
than a Slow Dime.
April lS

n WILL rslnlI DRUGS s. MEDICINES,
d cheaper than they are retailsd elsewhere.
in Edge6eld. Hamburg. or Ausustn. in proof
Of which, please loo at my lis, nf prices. Az
articles rs gnnd rs the market affords.
Laudanum, Paresoric, and other Tinrtures'
at G4c,s an ounce,
Opodeldec, Bateman's Drops, British OIL.
&C., 64cts Bntt!e,
Sulis. 64cls n ro,ind. Camphor, 65cis nm or
Madder, best kind, and Sal Eralns, l21cenie:
apound.
S"da and ssdiei,z Powers, from 20 to 5oets.
Box.
Ra, Poison and Mustard, l2Icls. Box,
Blacking, 63asi a Box.
SarsaparIa from 50cts to 81 bottle,
Preston Smelling Salts. hol,es re. filled.
Alcnhol pure, it will all burn ST. per gallon;
30rls pei quart.
Fourth P.o"f Brandy-1sl4-s4.5O per gal.
81. per bottle.
P"rt Wine, The best. 81. per gallon, 81 per
hnlle
Wines and Liquors, of any description sold
by the gallon. Ur cnsk. Purchaser granting
ue time to order the sarre from New York.
JOIN D. CHASE, NJ D.
April II. II u
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELO DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

pY JOHN HILL. ESP, Ordinary OF
aP EdgeGeld District
Whereas II. r. Sranu ard Mnrgareil
P. Pow. hath applied 10 me for Letters
of Administrator. on ali aud singular The
goods and challeIs. rights and credits "I
Jacob Pow. deceased late Of The District
aforesaid. deceased.
These nrc. therefore, to cite and adnon.
ish alt and singular. The kindred and cred
ilors of The said deceased, IN he and appear
hcfnre me, at our next Ordinary's Court
f,r The said District, 10 he holden n Edge
field Courl House, on The 7th day of
May nexr. TO show cause. If any, why
the said administration should mol be gran-
tel.
Given under my hand and seal, this tbs
2ls' day ol April in the year OF our
I.url one thousand cight hundred and
fnrty-ninr. aud in The 73l year of Amer
ican independence.
JOHN HILL, oED.
April 25 u IA
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n Office:


ENI4E Board Of Commissioners Of the Poor.
Il will hind To service llle following boys aud
girls, the boys until they arrive at the age Of
tweniy.one years, and the girls Until they
arrive Mt the age ofeigh,een years "r marry viz:
Thomns Story, now seven years old.
benjamin Busbee, now six years old;
Wesley Plynlail, now six years old:
George Foriner. now six years old.
Lucinda Story. now fourteen years old.
Hulda Story now six yeafs old.
Rebecch Plyniai, now fol,ttern yehts old.
S.rJeIia Plyli,ail, nav nine yeafs old.
I.enoru FORMER. now nine years 6ld
Edeith Dye. now fourteen years old.
They are sound and hearty children, and the
Bonrd of Commissioners. desire 10 place them
in charge Of persbns of good character, that
they may be reared in good morals aud indus.
ui"lis habits. Persons Wishing 10 recrive either
Of them will apply at the next meeting Of tho
Board, al The Poor House Of Edge6sld District.
on Tuesdny after the frs, Monday ia July next.
April II eow3m ii
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN DISIHY

PY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Ct
Ed ELepiirli District.
Whereas w. NJ. Zimmerman bath mp
piled to me for Letters Of Administration,
ni all an,l singular Tie gno'ls and cha'iels.
rights and credits Of john w. Thomas,
lale Of The Disrrirt afurcsai deceased.
These are, therefore. IN cite mud odm"n.
iIh all aud singular, The kindred aud credi.
rnrs nf The said deceased. to he aud appear
brinrn inr. at nur next OrIinary's Cour'
r,r the said District 10 he holden at Edge.
lirld Court House on the seventh day ol
Nav next. 10 show cause, j! any why The
said administration should not b. granted.
Given undermy hand nnd seal. This 23d
day Of April in The year Of our Lord
nnc thousand eish, hundred and furry nine
and in the s.veny-shird year of Ameri
ran Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. T.. D:
April %. Ct l3
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Board OF MEXICAN CoMMissioNrRs--
The board for The settlement nf claims
against Mexico. assumed by the Unired
States under the treaty with lha, Republic
will assemhIe next Monday. in Washing
ton civ. The Nariona! Wing says: "lI
is supposed ,ha, the board will orrnpy al
least a week in framing rules lnr its gov.
erun,enr; that it will FIRST take up the
claims ndjndicared under former COM
missin,. hut NOT passed on Ivy the umpire,
and that it will then adjourn for several
months. during The summer, in order IN
enable claimants to procure such papers
from Mexico as may he necessary 10 the
transaction of their business"
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Executive Department.

CHARIEsrov, April 19, 1919.
THVHE party claiming Il reqnisitcn OF The
ID Gnvrrnnr Of any Slate, shruId ,:ansnii
the following papers: Affidavit belnrc Mags.
trae setting fmfll the facts Of the case; the
Magistrates warrant for the apprehension o.,
the fugitive: certificate Uf ihe Clerk Of the
Court lhnt--is Magistrate, and certificate
Of cne Of the Judge lllat-is Clerk Of The
Court.
BY order OF The Governor
b. T. WATTS, Executive Sec'ry.
April 25, If IA
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FREAKs OF THE SxAsnS.-The Char
Ie.,.h .jesoa,Y, nf-,Ii- i7,h ine,.. -savs :-
The weather yesterday, fur the 18Th Of
April in Charlpsrul. was nf n rnnxl extra.
ordinary rharac:er. aud snrh that nar "rl'l
-sr inhaai,an,' cannnI rrrnlecl ils phraI i.
lei. Oar long spell "f dry weather nas
hrr,usIl to u termination the proceeding
evening hv n slight sprinkliue "f rai".
The wind. which had rnii,- up from the
Northeast. gradual, frrsheued during The
night. uuril il almost blew n gale, aud
during The fmrnmn Of Yesterday. the lrrn
peraiurr gradually lowered. until Grrs III
dmrs. nuh rlnaks and "verr"a;s en- promr.
made. were imlispct sable to cumfrri. 81
three n'rInck in the ;.liernnnn il cnmmenr.
ed raining. aud This wac snnu iuierming eG
with hail. aul This again was followed by
s,puw, which continued Ia fall for some
time aud pnrtinns nr which were visible on
the side walks for several hours after
wards.
The ,hermcme,cr which s,pod AT 73 in
The shade at noon on Saturday, was as low
at 40 Yesterday. exhibiting "a range "i va
riaiipn Ia which wc are altogether unac-
custoned in This latitude. and which was
much more novel than agreeable.
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Cheap LIQUORS.

yEH HE Subscriber intending to abandon the;
u ttafc of ,hident Spirits. offers tor sale
hs remaining S"ek- low for Caslt.
Fourth Proof Brandy. at $3.50 per gallon.
Madeiria Wine 81 .s7i, Holland Gin S2.75.
N F.. Rum. 75cIs.. Eah Rye Whisky 81.
Recli6sd Wi'sksy 625as., nl for Casi'. and
lha, IN 10 less qraniiliss dian three galore.
.a H.'JENNlMGs.
April 10 s IS
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.Lat1nbes. for Sale.

TENliE Subscriber will furnish the very bes,
III Plank or Lumber. OF any kind at his NJ j!
on Shaws Creek. IL miles from Edgeield e
Fl. for so cents per hundred cash, and 624 cents
where il is charged.
will aI.o deliver Lumber al nr iienr Edge
field Viiage. for 50 per thousand cash:
MARTIN POSEy.
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Sugar and Coffee.

a HID. Beautiful .,gM Brown SUGAR.
Il Twelve pounds r.or Sl.nO.
iai"i. t.lghl drown Sugar, l4bs fnr 81,
Bags brst Rio Coffee. lb$. Iur 81,
] Chrs.t best Ilysnn Tea. 75cts. per ID.
hits. Crushed Sugar. laAcls. per pound.
fierce Whole Rice, 2Uibs. for 81 90.
last Received at
X. CAUSSE g. CO.'S,
Cheap Cash Store.
April IS, tf l3
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In the New York Legislature. mn Tnrs-
day series Of resolutions were offered. hv
Mr.. Floyd. in Senaie. denouncing the
President and his cabinet az favorable to
.he extension of slavery. aud declaring the
determination of the State Of New York.
through its Legislature. to oppose the for
ma,ion Of anv government in Califnrnia
and New Mexico which dnes not prohibit
the introduction nf slnvery into thnse
countries. The first Of these resoInIions
was laid on the table by a large vote. and
and the second referred 10 select com.
mitiee.
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AI,til 25.
Executive department.

CHARLESTON. April 10. 1913.
VERY applicant, for paldnn should be ac.
.EL companird by II copy "f the lndic'mrn:,
The Verdic, Of the Inry. the Sentence and Re-
port of the prp>ins Judge. and The opinion
Of the Court Of Apreuls, when tire case lfas
been carried to that ,ribnnaf.
BY order of the Governor.
B. T. WATTS. Executive Scc'ry.
April rs, If a
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Mount Tabor Female School.

TNNtiIS SchOoI has INV been in successful
operation bnt ltle more than month
anda half. and nlrra,y, the ipiulrrnrt spirit
which envy and malev"lence never iail to
evnke, begins to make its appearance. Re.
porls which fa!sehnnd invented and prejudice
alone credits. nre being crcmlalrd in regard to
the order observed and the course "f ins,rnc-
,nn adopted in the schonl. Now we the Irus.
tees having met and given these things lnll
and thornugh investigation, not only give onr
decided appreciation Of the rules Of ihp school
the manner in which they are enforced. and
rnnde If instruction. bnt take pleasure in re-
commencing il to respectable and intelligent
public.
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COpariraersslip Notice.
Economy is Wealth !
Jan. II lSi9

Economy is Wealth!
TUHHE Subscriber mos, respectfully informs
L his fricnds and The public generally, that
he has located himself al Edgelield c. House,
(ncxt door 10 Mr.. Refo's TIN Shop and op.
posile The Spann Hotel) for the purpose of
carry on The
Cabinet Making e. Repairing Business,
in all Of its various branches. He feels con-
lidcnt in giving entire satisfaction TO those
who may favor him with call.
ROBERT BRYSON.
N. B.-FuNERALs furnished ut the SHIRT.
est notice and o: accommodating terms,
March q, lSI0 Sm 20
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GrisWola,s COTTON, Sims.

WW7 F. would respectfully say TO those WISH
wv inn to nroerie NEW GINS Of a snpe-
rior ana nv. thai we ihnl krep constantly OH
hand 4 few Of tho nhnvo much approves Mnn
nfnclure which arc Offered 10 the public on The
vprv reasonable trr,,,s Of hp maker.
? GEIGER L. KNIGHT.
Agent.
Hamburg, Apri! II I'm l3'
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RcfsaOyas.

20 aCHzdUVV7.
ED CAUSSE d CO. have retnnveh in The
H6. S,"re adjoining Mr.. ). r. G""tl.'<.
where they wi!l he happy !" receive their old
customer. n,i ~ many new on as may lind
il lu Illrlr advantage in paying The cash.
N. B.-Jn.i rerciveh a lot Of Summer Cloth.
in. which will I,e sold al Il snlnII adyaEc, al
K. e. < Co.'S Cash Store.
April 25, lf. "A
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DESTRUCTION TO THE CRoPA-Our
wurs, npprehensions as 10 the destructive
effects Of the late frost. nre probably re-
allied. We understand that the Whea,
generally in Cherokee Georgia. which in
that section is SO important crop. is al.
mos. entirely destroyed. The middle and
lowe sections Of Georgia. and Of Carolina
have probably Jared no better. In day
or two We will hear Of The ex'en, of the
disaster to tho Wheat and o'her crops, in
the South.-Augusla Conslitutionalis!.
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A C. A lS I'D

YHYHE Undersigned linve associated them
ID. selves for the purpose Of transacting
Generul Commercial Business, aud take great
pleasure in announcing 10 lle,r friends and the
trading community at large, tl,a, they are now
receiving and opening Mt t,eir new Room,:;
GLANDS C"rner) large and entirely new
Stock of Gonds, which have been carefully se-
Iec,ed by both of us from tho latest arrivals in
Charleston and the Northern Markets.
Our Stock comprises every article usually
kept fui The trade.
We deem it surerauous to enumerate arii.
clrs and 10 make promises and pledges, .as To-
whit we will or will not dn. But confident
that we eau please even the most ias,ideous,
we most respectfully invite n thorough inspec-
tioli Of our Goods aud prices. Determined 10
merit. we confidently ask liberal shsts Of
patronage.
W. P. BUTLER,
J. A. BLAND.
Edge6eld. March %, If 10
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Notice.

r IlEREBY fnrwarm NIL persons frnm Ira
H ding fnr four Mites Of hand given by me,
viz :-lhr.e to john 5. Jr,er for fifteen dnlar-
each. and me 10 J.. CtAin for sixty dollars all
of said Notes are now in the hands uf Ahner
Bushnell and I iavr I'nid the same /" him and
will not pny them any more, unless compelled
by law.
II. A. LATIMER.
April 25. 81 IA
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For sale.

'N7WELVE or iiesn likely young N"groes,
s"ld fur no fault. Apply 10 the Editor Of
this paper
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For Sale Cheap.

A good second handed Saddle. Iirl'ilc. Mar
IA liugaes and Saddle Blanke, CIR $40.
J. ID. CHASE.
Spril 2j. ir II
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TaE Pass OF SOUTH CAROLINA


Tho growth and vieor of the newspaper
press in this country for sune years past
is truly astonishing. Every mail brings us
additional evidences of the success aud
enterprise Of The newspaper establishments
Of The South. We are r. jniced to see this
state of things in our own State particular
ly; aud the many. well conducted papers
now established in the upper Districts
must be nl inmense advantage tn the pe0.
pie. There il no branch of induslrv-ag.
ricultural, commercial, ar mechanical
but must he invariably benefited under The
influence of these presses. Light and
nowledse-educaliun. morals aud virtue.
must ever be the conconiran,s of a well
sustained press amongst people. Had
we space to enumera,e, we might mention
the papers we allude TO; but we cnmpre-
hend all when we say o: the newspaper
press Of Soulh Carolina, that, in point oi
ability, correctness of tone. aud sentiment
and the successful pursuit OF this honora.
Bile vocation, in all respects, the newspaper
press of this State is unsurpassed.
South Carolina, by her devotion to De-
mocratic principles-by her unwavsring
defence of State Righls-and Ivy The ex-
a!leh patriotism of her statesmen. unPplul-
ell by the debasins influences ufpar'y strife
has frequently bsen sneered Mt and held
up To. ridicuIr by party hacks aud poli,-
cal brawlrrs of her sister SIdres. But The
filings parry rihaltlry, or the pal'ry exhih
,ions "f envenomed spite, sn"fsen hurled
at their noble little States, find nn symrn-
isins heart or pen amung her editorial
corps. They are me, with scorn. ind re.
pcled with consciousness Of integrity of
principle, which, in too many Instances.
is manifeslly wanting in their assnianls.
We challenge the striclest scrutiny and
most rigid critical examination. when we
assert ,ha, the press of South Carolina
stands unsurpassed in every quality hicI,
tends TO elevate The morsls. augment the
happiness, or preserve The indere ndence Of
the peopIs whom they represent.
Well, then, for our conclusions. The
people of this Slate should sustain first
their pwn newspapers. T"use a common
saving, they may GU further and fare worse.
Their civ, town. aud district presses should
he literally palromiscd. because the news
papers of South Carolina are unit--nne
and in,livisihle-in defence Of the rights,
interest, and institutions of the South
There Is no diversity Of sentiment with re.
gard to these; whilst in their disuificd and
manly defence Of the fair fame of "ur gal
laul Stale aud her people, they have been
in great measure inslrumenlal IN placing
her in The elevated pnsiron she now nc-
cnpies-norwIh,tanding her defaIners n.
lnnns her sister States. Lei, then. our
own presses. from the seahoard. tn,hr
mountains. he literally sustained, even If
ncca> >ionalv il shoulI hr AT The sacrifirr of
some cherished journal published else
where. Fur the people Of S"urh Carolina
may he well assured that in them they
have their best aud irusst frian!s.
South CQroiinian.
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MELANCHOLY AccrpEsr.-The Lau.
rens.iIIe H.7old ofrhs 20rh inst. saws
WeIegre, to learn that Mr.. VIM. ]. Dan.
ne' was accidsniiy shot. on The 5Ih instant.
BY bis nephew. u appears thar they were
on insky hpn,. and during the ehafs, This
truly melancholy accidsn. occurred. Mr.
Dauoe' va, re.idsns Of Reaufor,.
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Caution.

All Of the above nnmed articles are sold only
genuine by COMSTOCK g. CO.. 50 Pny'lrns
street. New Orleans. COMSrOCK & BRO.
TIERS. 50 Secund 81. ST. Lonis. and COM
STOCK d. CO. 81 Conriland IT.. New York.
Propriei"is Of the Original and only 6, mime
Magical Pain Extractor. Has also on hand u
compls,e assnrtment Of Sonpa and Perlnmery.
which will hs@s"ld hwar thnn nj any other
house in the Enilod States, lnr eash.,s
Also for sale hyJ. D.CHSSE, Apotheeu.
ries' Hall, Edge6eh C.. II. g.. g..
AprilS lSis. l2mF ~,
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Keep Ynm Fcrt Dry.

Remember. I" preserve health, te feet sllnnl'l
le kept dry, and thai IIic OIL OF TANIN
renders leaIicr wafer prnnfard uuIIb!rs lis rIu
rahiIily. Alsu USED lor Harness ana Carriage
lima
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iHE CREvAssE AsovE.-We ore sorry
10 hear thst,he creva,so which occurred
last "Wednesday. a, Eugene Fortierl's plan
sa''on, sIximIles above Carrol,on. still con-
'Inaes open, and is.now threatening The
safety Of all the plantations in i,s vicinity.
'Wheu II first broke through. il was ouIy
about thirty yards in width. bI, on yes,er.
day at noon, in spite Of the mos, srrenunu,
oxertions. ihs breach had increased to over
TWO hundred aud fifty yards. The "back
water" has sprsad Up and down The coas,
for distance OF nine miles. aud now PIE
sen:s an unbroken sheet. from tho rear oil
Madam Masicoit's place 10 the rear Of
Lpcian LabrnncbsS; and as the breach
10 sill open. tits reasonable TO expec, tha,
much Eaole .dansge will be- done. So fer.
cane. equal 10 a crop or Two thousand
eight 'h0ndsed hoRsbesds. has heap 1pined,
-Nsv orisdrs bulletin i2tinst.
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Comsfock e. Co's Concentrated Fluid
Extract 0f .SnrsnparihG.
Dir. Spohu's Sick Headache Remedy.

WHY will yau suffer with thai distressing
cnnplaimt, wien Il remedy is nj hand thai will
moi l:ail IN cure you7 This remedy will elIcc'
iually drstrny any allack of headache, either
nervous or hlllnus. 1t has cured cases OF
twenty years standing.
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Haue you n Cough 2

Do not neglect il-,h"usands have met n
premature death fer the want of attention 10
common Cnld. Have lnn II Cmnehi Rev.
DR. Bartholomew EXPECTORANT PINK
SYRUP, will mnst positively give relief, aud
save yu frnm that most awful disease, Pnl>
mn.lary Consumption. which usually sweep.
inln The grave hundreds Of The young, the old,
the lovely and ilr gay.
Cnmstock HINES Ntrus and Bone