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KEEP COOL! KEEP COO, ;,

AEEl' COOL! KEEP COOyu
EpRowNING's IMPROVED PATEyT
Id VEN ilLATED REFRIGEEAT0ps" we
greatly Reduced Prices. warranted superio, ~,
now in use for preserving, pert, city cool fred.
clean, BUTTER. MEAT. EGGS, FRUIT y,
QUOR, &c. during The summer scss,u. and =. l'''
fIom Freezing during the winter, sny ar,irl, -
posted IN it. They also contain Wster J., ~ ~
Lead Pipe in the ice chamber, by the arrang,,''as
OF which perfectly cold water cat always te h'S
without additional ice. tof which les /, rra;'sS
than sny other) Also, Upright Refriger,,a,. "
BUTTER BOXES. in which Batter va <.
transported with perfect safety by land or ~.
and my celebrated non. conductors Of hsa, g. 80
water, requiring but lbs. Of ice for "a bon,s !.
thousands ~lll silly. Thanked for pa, 49,
we hope TO merit continuance. Sold liz
Il. BROWNING. 10 Commerce .,rst,
May 10. near PRATT st.. Baltimn,.
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Dls. kUAlL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For CatarIhs, Infuerzl. Cosiiveness, Piles, Ora
vel, Genorflm Gl,et, Fluor Albus. or the
Whites, Weakness, DISTINCTIONS, &c.

GGrD IllLL, N. C., Auo. /, 1919.
Dr.. J. Kuhl-Dcar Sir:
You will Please forward 10 Us as soon con.
seuitnt, fresh supply otthe Restorcr OF the Blood
and the Abyssinia Mixture, We have sold out for
some time Tie Restofer and The Dcpuratiye
Powder, have proved TO be very eliicacious for
lullntss Of the chest. rheumatism. Sore Legs, Ia.
EXAMINATIONS otthe Eyes, Debility, and other cbto.
MO diseases. We warranted the AbysSins Nix.
ure u every patient, and 10 one has asked 10 get
tic money returned. bot on the contrary. every
one has praised its great sanst We powers.
We remain yours, rfspPc fully,
A. & ID. W. UlONEYCUTT.
CoScosp. \. C., JuLY21, 1913.
DR.. kuhl-Dear Sir:
We have sold unt all of your Abyssinia Mix
ture IN all cases. on our oNn account; and We
can say, II has uryer ialied. We have daily calls
for more OF the Abyssinia Mixture, and you will
please send US as Soon - po-sIhle sneh q supply,
which VI answer The great demsnd
Very respectfully yout-.
PnlFGR & YoRKE
Letter frgm N-j,, Dsgrd WeDggaid, Crane
trsek Posi- o5hes.
'iooRE CuuNrr, n. C., De. p. Isi5
D. knhl-Dcer Sir:
i.sdy in TIL, county. afflicted wt'h a nervous
compaln', Relapsus uteri, FIuor Albus, and
defanged mind. caused by INSTRUCTIONS,
was for about twelve months attended by four OF
our eminent physicians, without sny effect, and
every one suecessisc'y declared her neurabe. and
hat sae had To die. She thea procured tao bot
ile' o. your Abyssina Mixture from me, which
cured her ontifely Size has since married, aud
ia in perfect good health and happy. The Abys
sina Nstnrs has lisewi.e proved very eHicacious
in many other diseases, bu, particularly in female
disca.eS, IN which IL should have the preference
Of all others.
yours obedient'y,
DJGALD NcDUGALD.
Liacvise on hand and Tor sale d.. kuh!'s Re-
stofet, uriyersal Plaster. Gold Mine B4lsan &c
4 J. liULToS. Agent,
Charlotte. ". G.
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al. Bilious Complaints,

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EeaSsoNr. Bcrk Co Mass Nos % Ed
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NrssBs. WTArr & kErcuaa:


DIR. CHAPMAN
NEw YoR&. Nov :, !slh
NrssEs. WAR; & KErcnAM;
oents--l AN constrained 10 give gou ',R'
meat Of the beao6t have derived from us.12 W
tphan,'s Eleciuafy. To case Of piles, bcllt',
by 50 doing, shall render benefit to loss ~
are suffering from that troublesome tiseasf. lSn|
fedpe d tor several years By the Files, 20 pS-a
that II was with great q ilienity az me TO "as
attend 70 tay business. also suffered IRON V'V
diseases which ~erc extremely tfoubleiome, W
winch am pleased 10 say. two boxes ci tae -
toaft entirely removed aud That ny heal'h ~
ter hos than II has been for MACY years y 90
don. me and my family since more good ana VI
less expense, Than all the phy,lcsns TO aH,n
have applied. or mediciue TIA, have used Nv
main siiiI ~ perfect health. Your ooeo's"
want, NELSON NhWiO'h
$50 Spring II COT Een@RN
Hsw YoRK, Nov. lS ieii
MEssRs WrArr & KErcHAn:
Gentlemen--I consider IL doiy when ~
only owe 10 you, bu, TO my fellow beings
10 praise OF Dr.. upham's ElccIua{'a q. -" :.
which lhink has saved my life and fe''O n ~
To fall health. For several years "as az.
with Piles, together with Dyspepsia ana AZ
al arrangement OF the system. emp9!.s
erent physicians. with no good result, snu ~, IA
last told me they could do no more of ~" L.
said that lmust die. thus had given " 81
TO ever having my health restored, un.l p1t
OF mind the boneiils that a nephew Of mine i,
adelphia tBenjamin Pcrciva) had de'N.1 nsdL
severe cast Of chronic 6yscntery, by ~" m,-
cine. that purchased box, which, 10 ~ .,,,.
prise, after taking a few doses. reeen'p ,u
relief, and thank God, by continuing Us u'''
restored TO perfect health. .,rs
~ la Mercer street
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22
CAUTION.

ro-Thc public are particularly cautioned a
ranSt being imposed upon by persons that are
! selling preparations OF Sarsaparllla which they
pretend have the same qualities as Browns Sar
sap-ro AMI Tomato Blttcrs Since these BIT
tcrs have been offered to the public, there have
/ been no less than four different limitations got up
by as many different individuals, and sold for tn,
genuine The good qualities OF Brown $ Extract
| 0fSarsaparlIa and Ton atocs or Sarsaparilla and
| Tomato Bters is already known aud apprccia'
ted by physicians and the public arncularly
nv those who have used them tor Impurities Of
,he Blyol bad IIumprs, Scrofnlous diseases, Bill
ious al,cctions, Cosivcness, loss oi appetite &c.
rbere has ,ccn no edicinc sold that has given
su h General satisfaction. There cannot hc the
least doubt but this compound rs the best alt'ra
, five now in use. We have abundance of proof of
Al 4 fact There have been thousands of cases OF
,,,.,,,,.ics of the blood cured by this medcine.-
- r,a y, ,L ON have hccn truly wonderful, where
.',,;a,, ~ h,ve been given over as incurablo.-
r, M, fai,,cc,, mo- nd is net merely common eN
go, avs,,sannr,la mt very strong extract of
the hest Spanish Sarsapa.'Ila, extracted hy az
en,;rclv new apparatus, made expressly ior th'
,,ran,;c,or and used Ivy no other person III thle
run,ry. This apparatus ensur,s the "ho'
medical qualities ofthis most valua'" roo''
A certificate from Mr.. IDgcrson, of Lancaster,
New HamI shire, highly Respectable ci.h'h o'
that place, AMI 'aii'r oil 'hc ,o"'''y "a =.
|, George W. ingerson, OF i;aheasur, n.,euy
.oriify tha, have been troubled with the Asthma
cr ,Jou, twenty wears. Last November, when
I b,can taking Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
I / hal been unable to do anything tor several
months and had not except a very lew n'eh's,
/ been aide to estin my bed. Almost as soon as
began to take il, ielt relieved. ] have taken
about two hotties. My health j. altogether nm
nroyed. A few returns Of the Asthma, which l
have had in that time, were almost Immediately
removed hy ,oking the Balsam. rest w'i,' ann
49, ho,l,h Is and has been for months, better
,han n, any time previous Cor many years.
ehco,Inlly recommend this medicine 10 oil who
are similarly afflicted. ,e,.
Inncas,cr. N H., April u, 1916.
Price ~ pr bo,tle--ss bottles i"I nv. dollars
| FOR sale by n. . .on >,
! And by Druggsi' generally 'hrouehou, 70. o.
States. ""-i'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22

The South he returned to Providence & tarred
two or three weeks and thence to Mddletown.
Just in season to die beneath his paternal roof
The day before his death he was able TO walk
the room, and sit at the dinner table with the
family, and take some rctrrshmcnt lie was
perfectly sensible 10 the last, and died as one
falls into pleasant sleep without struggle.
Ills character from childhood was dIstin-
guished for integrity and uprightness his
disposition was mild and uniform; his man.
ners, always gentle, kind, and respectful, both
tric' DIS and strangers loved him.
But notwithstanding all this, he felt that he
needed something more TO prepare him to
stand before a Holy God. 81 feel said he
"thai ! am nothing but poor, guilty helpless
sinner, but ! think | shall be accepted -
Heaven seems such blessed place, it will be
so blessed to be there"
! lie loved TO hear of Christ and Ilcaven-his
comntenancc would beam with light at the
thought of being in glory trust, with him
| At is well
/ that by this instance of mortality, the
young especially may be admonishcd to "seek
first the kingdom of God, ito number their
DAYS so as to apply Their hearts To wisdom"
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IiC::i tria following 6 Ssrcssing
cast. ~ E'ltts euEC.i.

W .nhius, I,q., OF Columbus, Ohl,, See
lciaIy of the OuIp Insurance Conn any, who
vas taken To New lor, in cNlJrmc dcblIn ,
with ples. to have an operation performed by
me celebrated br Mou, A. Ia" only chance to
save hD> ttc, accidentally heard oi the Pam sN-
Iaclul, states, "ior years nay disease drGcd
modlra skill and grew vorsr, unnl hic be
came mtulcrable. \. soon a. | commenced
using this Salve, rested IA bed toy Tie night,
tine trNt time IN many months, the frequency ol
ne discharges ahalcd. ~ a ic" wees jEc 'yS-
IruletlrN'cr,'Ion was cnucly suppressed and
from that time 20 ih.S.I have irlt no pam, no
soreness, no distress, aud am no" Il, stIoug and
urHrty aN ever
In internal piles, c0ses Of long standing
where cnlnIgemcnl> have become perma; cut
Iilw VIII produce healthy action Immediately
and gradually and certainly effect cure
have the most unhe,llalIpg conn lcucC p'nved
%. nav own experience, md trJm several cases
where have recommended o uIal' / gives
no pam.
lur further particulars respecting "ur.s er.
ormcl, aud Iur general directions, I,ip to
my puut"d pamphlet, II, UAliEl, Iurentol
ana proprietor The oii.ual uat only ."uu
|nc nN.LLl'S MAGICAL rAlN / \
ITEACTDR
Ucpot--ii5 broadway, New Iu'.
y 5TiCE i have Lo d-ru.s lu New YORK.
/ Civ. tp sci. nay arrclc.
H. R. HAZARD, Agent for n N.wTort
Frbilw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22

MR. WEBSTER REPLyISG 70 HAYNE.-Mr.
lIealy, the accomplishcl artist, was sometime
since en- ,aged by citizens in Boston 10 exc
cute large painting, commcmorahng some
scene in the life of Mr. Webster He is now
in the city OF Washington, employed uron the
work, having completed counterpart IN min
iaturc-aboit four f,ct long--af The grea'
work which he has bcea commissioned To cx-
ccuts. This study, as it is technically cd'ed.
is isr'prescntod by correspondent Of the }o-
ton Traveller as being highly finished, and
admirable IN composition, color an drawing.
1t represents Mr.. Webster addressing the Sen.
ate in his memorable reply to Ilayue. Mr..
Webster is placed near the centre of the can.
,ass, and looks himself 10 perfection. the por.
trait being most faithful and character site
one. A argo number of distinguished men
I'll up the picture, such as Mr.. liayne, Mr..
Benton, Mr. Woodbury., Mr. Gales, who re-
ported the speech, Mys7s tls' B'rIcn,
Polk aud others We do Mt doubt this pam.
ting will be the greatest AID b'st upon which
lIealy has ever employed bic pencil. LorsL
tourir
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D.ie0.

In this town, on Thursday, Asa shaw IN the
SiIh year of his age.
In hi, town. on the 18th inst nt the New
port Asylum, Jsmcs Dhorilv, aged 81 years.
IL hi, town, Friday afternoon, Sarah Anu
wife Of RobcrsD Coggeshall, anu only ddnGh
ter o. }cnl,min Hunt, aged . yeas.
Al Portsmouth, on Tuesday David Albr"
AGED - wears, MIS-. - Tallman, widow
OF John Tallman, 70 years.
In Middlctown, las, Sabbath morning, WIN
Augustus Peckham, IN the 23ih year Of hi'
age
Consumption is ever the truth telling her
aid OF drath's near approach About one
wear aro il became manifest 10 Mr.. J.. tina
without special help his lie could not be lone
continued lie soughta milder climate IN hope
TO restore his wasting energies. hut his hope
ga, not realized The work of disease wen
s,c.dilv IN with unaba,cd progress From
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An Infants Baptism.

We arc told when the Heathcn an offering meet
Would bring to lay down at his Deity feet,
The Grst lamb of the 1)ck. the first iruitoi hl'to"
The brightest Of flowers, that enamel the SOIL
The choicest of gems in his treasury stored,
WitL hearts warm devotion are ,avishly poured
With hearts rs deyout and as trusting, we pt'ns
Our beautiful gift to our heavenly King.
She pure as was Eve, ere the serpent hrgnled
And We pray thee accept her our innocent ch.'o
She is ours, she is thine, and may she be
'Thc corI thai shall bind us more closely to thee
May she be the bright link in the beautiful chain,
which uIites our lost souls with the Aogcls again
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From the Boston Daily Times.

A medicine well worthy the attention Of tn
thyscians and public c-Compound Sarsaparllla
ana Tomato Bit.crs. This is very strong pre-
paration Of the extract Of Sarsapar'llA and 10
lnatocs. TLese articles are too well SHOWN to
need any thing said .n praise Of them; suffice II
q say, tnls compounl Is said, hy those who hav"
giveu it trial, 10 be far superior AMI "ore Ell
Icciual thonthc Sar-apar!lla alone. In Tact, VT
know of number of cas's where l. has elected
most astonishing cures in purifying the blood,
where Sarsaparllla and other medicines have
been taken without he least effect Reader
look to 1t we know from experien c it Is well
wutny your all cntion; it operates al gentl,
laxative, and is very pleas nj article therefore
il is EASILY taken.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22

that Old DIR. Jacob Towsends Genuine
Original Sarsaporilla il an imitation OF his
inferior preparation!
Heaven forbid that We should deal in sr
article which would bear the most distant 10.
semblance TO ; L Townsend's article and
which should bring down upon the Old DIR
such mountain load OF complaints and criu.
inatIons from Agents who have sold, and par.
chasers who have used 5 L Iownsend's Fer
menting Compound.
. We wish it understood, because il is the ab.
solute truth, that ; 7 Townsend's article and
Old DIR jacob 1ownsend's Sarsaparila ara
heaven'wlde apart, and infinitely dissimilsr
that they are unlike in every particular, ha3-
ing not one single thing in common
| As Townsend is no doctor, aud never
was, Is no chemist, no pharmaceutist-knows
no more Of medicine or disease than any other
common, unscientifc, professional man,
what guarantee can the public have thai the.
are receiving g-nuine scientific medicine,
containing a the virtues of ihe articles used in
preparing A. and which are incdpabl. Of
changes whlch might rt der them the Agents
Of Disease instead o. health.
II But what Else shou be expected from one
who knows nothing comparatively Of medi.
cine or disease u requires q IeIson Of some
experience 10 coon and serve up even coIi-
mon decent meal How much more impo'-
tdnt Is IT that the persons who Manufacture
mrdlcIne, dcS gued for
/ WEAK STOMACHS AND ENFEEDLiD
i SYSTEMS, ...
| should know we'll the medical properties Of
! plants, the best manner OF securing aud con.
! ccntra'ing heir healing virtues, also an extrU-
! Slve knUwlcdge Of the various diseases which
! effect the human system, and to adapt rene
| dies 10 these diseases
N =. Il Is 10 arrest frauds upon The unfortunate 10
| pour balm into wounded humanity, 10 kinde
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Brighton Market.

(Rcportei for the Boston journal
4, market during TIE week so Beef Cat
,lr lSOO Sheep, and l25 Swine.
Prices Beef Caitlc-A few extra - ; first
quality % & 10 second quality 50 % a
- third quality - 25
Shccp--Prccs Sales Western stall fed
Sheep .s3, -, -, 30 and -, as in quality
One H., of i0 Cossets fed by B Mcneil OF
Carlyle. Schoharic County, New York, taken
at so per head one lot from Connecticut
River at - per head. Northern 81 % 81,
as IN quality.
Swinc-But few sales aud those at retail
/ i-2 DC.
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tilarric0.

In this town, on "Wednesday evening, by
the Rev CT Crooks, Mr Augustus Gohe
and Miss Sarah A. Wcaer, daughter of the
lac Solomon g. Weaver, Esq, all of this
town. -,
~, were kindly remembered by the bridal
n,r,v AMI we VIII them all health aud hap
pneSs. : h,, pa,
In hi, town. on Monday morning, by Kev
DR.. ChoulcS, Mr. George TayiG''o ran hlVer
AMI Miss Pamela Hail, OF thlSiown. ~
In New York on the Sth. by the Re- ~
Taylor, William Preston Griffin, Esq, OF .''
T. :. Navy, and Mis-, s,Chsisiine kean OF New
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iile0ieincs.
CAITIoN ENTRA

man by the name of CLAPP has engaged
with young man of the name of -. T. 1ov IL
send, and uses lis name to put up Safsapari
Ia which the, call r. Towns"nl's Sarsop"ri'la
denomina,ing il GENUINE Original, etc. This
Townsend is no doctor. and never wa. but wr'
formerly worker on railroads, canals, and th'
Ike. Yet he assumes the title Of Dr., fr th'
puYp,se of gaining credit fer what he is not
ThI. is to caution the public MT to be deceived
and purchase none but the genuine original OLD
DR.. Jacob Tovnscnds Sarsaporilla, having on i
the Old Dr's. likeness, his family cont of arms
,nd his signature aerJss the coat of arms.
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EheriT's Sale.
y NEWPoRT, sc

NEWPORT, SC
uY virtue Of an Execution issued out Of the
Clerks Office OF the Supr' me Court, County of
Ncwpor', August Term. 1913 in favor of Pearce
and Turner, OF Newport in said County, and to
mcdircclcd and delivered. Il will sell at Public
Aucli1nto to the highest bidder on Thursday the
18th day Of March, 1919 at eleven ocl' ck, a.
M. in front of the United States Hotel all the
right, title an5 interest that Abraha m Fleet of
jana ca Queens County, State Of New York,
had IN tho 18th day of February, 1913, at four
o'clock, p. NJ. in and to the following real es
tate in sii Newport, viz:-Two certain lots ot
lan1 with dwelling house thereon, and bound
ed as follows viz: One LOT northby Mar street,
east by lands of John Springer, south by lands
Of William II. Altman, and wet by Division
street the second lot odjoins the first and i,
bounded north Ivy lands Of John Springer and
! trinity Church school house TO- east by school
street south by land of Benjamin Finch, and
west partly Ivy land of William III. Altman, and
partly by land Of Mary and Sally Potter, called
the parsonage estate.
Also, another lot with dwelling house, stable
and other buildings thereon, bounded north on a
passageway from Thames street to the saltwater
casterly, partly on land Of Joseph Weaver and
partly on Thames street, southerly partly or
lands of Joseph Weaver, and the lands of Carey
Congdon, deceased, and heirs OF Henry Bull, de-
ceased, and by another passage.way leading I,
the saltwater, and west hy lands formerly q
Henry full, deceased.
4 Also another lot. called the "acrc-lot" bound
ed caslcrly on lands of Isaiah Crookcr ant
I. Charles Russell southcrly On lands OF Morth'
4 Hathaway, Clnk Burdick, and Joseph H. Rec
orls west by Thames street, and north by How
/ ard street.
I Also, ano'her lot containing by estimation iiv
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