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etHEWING TOBACCO have seven brands of
put up BY Y 4 E. p. Jones' and claimed the Premium at
@ @ state Fair, for sale in packages lots to suit the trade;
" p F. PESCUD.
hategh, November 4{h 1888 101--
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6tOD LIVER OLA FRESH SUPPLY of Rush
~ ton CLARK Co.. just to hand at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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NN7 ARRENTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
Wv The 10Th semi-annual Session of this Institution will
commence ON the lst MONDAY i'll January, 1854.
Pupils will be received at time during the Session and
charged from the time of For Circulars and
further particulars apply to the Principals,
Warrenton, n. c.
December 16, 1853 9-3m
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.-THE NEXT
will commence the first Monday in january
TUITION PAYABLE ADvANcE.)
For Reading, Writing, with the first rudmeuts
of English Grammar and Geography, sloeo
English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, 1880
For any thing higher, 1900
For the College Glasses, (rithous any extra
charge for the Languages,) 5000
EXTRA EXPENSES
Music on Piano, 5000
Use of Instrument, 800
The same on Guitar;
Drawing and Painting. 1900
Oil Painting, 1900
Needle Work, 500
washing pg' per- aoioi month Zoo
Musical @irees will be s5Tsn 4 I"e;Pg GRgAS6Y ssf5 term
sec,y Of Board of Trustees
December 10, 1858. 1o-1yw
NNARRENToN n: c. FEMALE SIENNA
w RY.-The Session of this Institution VIII com
mence MONDAY the 10Th of January ensuing. The
corps of Teachers will consist of experienced
in their various departments Professor Vincent Czurda
will again have charge OF the Musical Department with
The situation Seminary beautiful with ample
space for exercise and recreation Those who desire
minute information as to terms, &c. can have Cir
WV - DANIEL TURNER, PRINCIPAL
a ELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI-
SCAl. SCHOOL, WARRENToN, N. C-R. A. 5EZEIL,
A NJ Prlncipa1 assisted by competent instructors The
January, 1854
Board for the session of five months s-ofo
Fuel and Lights in Room 800
Z" in English Branches, 1880
.r I" in French, (extra 1000
Fuel in School Room, 100
For particulars Catalogue
Warrenton, Dec. Is, 1853 1o-w4w.
OXFORD MALE ACADEMY. II HORNER,
0Hf,ineipat T. j. HORNER, assistant. The
sion will open the 9th of January and close the md
of, June
Tuition in the Classical Department. $40
&c =" . English q" S12 80 and SIS
Board in the family of the Principal, (per month"; 80
&" in the village, (per month, th,)................S
Oxford, Granville, n. c. Dec. l, 1888 5-t9thJ.
TASTALIA MALE AND FEMALE INSTI-
" TUTES-[astatia Nash County, ~ C-Rev. JOHN
c. ANERITT Principal Male Department; Mrs HELEN
a. AVERlTT, Principal Female Department.-The next
Institutions will open the first Monday
January and close the last Friday in May Terms of tu
itiOn heretofore.
Those desiring particular information obtain
Circular by addressing John A Harrison, Beorn Nash
County, n. e.
Casiaa Nash County, n. c., Nov. "a, 1868. 1oo1--St.
HNRANKLINToN MALE AND FEMALE IN
II STITUTE.-FRANKLIN County, n. c. MR. MRS.
ID. S. RICHARDSON, Principals. This Institute opens
the 1st MONDAY in january. The Departments dis
tinct. For q Circular address
E. A. CRUDCP,
Sec'y of the Board.
December 16, 1853 9-4t. s
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TENABLE SALT.-YERY FINE AND WHITE in
IL small bags, in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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ELOUR.-SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR, OF NEW
- Wheat in Store, and for sale by
Raleigh September Cd, 1883 So
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~4!STS AND OILS.-A VERY LARGE SUPPLY
of ali kinds of PANTS, OLs, and FARNIsHEs to hand
and sale, lower than can be bought on he
most accommodating terms by L. L. ff"oNOD
L. -
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NTOTICE TO PENSIONERS. PERSONS ON THE
Ia Pension Roll Fayetteville will have their business
attended to promptly by making the undersigned their
! Agent to collect the same
Claims and Bounty Land, for services in the
Revolutionary War; War of 1872 Mexican and all the Ind
Wars prosecuted promptly.
Mghestc&h price paid for Land Warrants for Northern
Company. JNO. NJ. ROSE
Fayetteville, Oct. 2s, 1858 100-3m
STILL THEY COME. J. B1GGS CO.. HAVE
st received another lot of fine Over Coats also cheap
stock is replenished month by the senior part
the firm who resides of the principal Northern
Cities and thus it is the public that can and
will sell clothing low for cash. other house in the
State Call well known, cheap cash store and exam
for yourself
Ralei9b Nov "a 1883 st.
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Ss'ATE BONDS WANTED.-s3,ooo IN STATE
- BONDS WANTED. Apply at the Standard Olicc
Sept. %, 1858. So
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4 YON'S RAT PILLS AND SALVE. DON'T
4 1oc annoyed any longer with rats when You ext!r
inmate them by giving Rat Pills greasng their food with
Coster's Save, which will find PESCUD'S-
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HNIANOS. MUSIC, STRINGS, &c.-AN0THER
Lot of new and splendid Pianos of fashionable style
s. % - N. c. MUSIC STORE.
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SADDEER, FERTH 81 ROSS MUSTARD.
~ large Case of ths Mustard-which is cunsd dered the
best in the worldly many persons-s just received at
PESI,IID'S DRIIG STORE.
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Fail and Winter, 1858.
HUST RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER:
QB Black and colored Silks,
French and English Mcrnoes, fine assortment,
Printed and Plain Muslin DeLains,
Worked Collars and Undersleeves,
Elnbr d and Plain Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
Muslin and Lace Edgings, great variety
Ladies and Gcntlemens' Gloves, of all kinds,
White and Tan Colored floss skrting,
For sale by j. BROWN,
No. g. Fayetteville Street
Raeioh Sent. 90
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GtHLORINE TOOTH WASH STANDS UNRI-
~ VAILED for cleansing the mouth and preserving the
ec'h and gums. For sale at
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD'S.
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GNORN STARCH.-A FRESH SUPPLY JUST RE-
" CElFED at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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BEAUTIFUL 5SOCTAyE MEL9DEON.
tJSICs STORE.
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"a A1NOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW AND FASH
= 'sss's - s MUSIC STORE
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"a 9 NEW sUPPLY OF, PICTURES WITH AND
{io5.z fpf salss 1t the 49, MUSIC STORE.
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Special Express Notice,
SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
y KINGS Express Bet,ceen Lyuet6ury and Petersbu!g
We have this day concluded contract for the exclusive
privilege control all Packages and Parcels going be-
tween Rices Station, Farmville, Walkers Church. Cer
Hill and Lynchburg, and by Messrs Fagg Caidwell& q
Co.'S line of Stages We prepared to forward Light
Packages Parcels through nineteen hours and at
duced rates. PAR1SEN d KING, Peterspnrg.
September 13, 1853 So
NIEW FIGURING MILL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
IN NEW FIGURING MILL is now in successful opera
ton turning out superior article of flour
He is ready for custom, which he respectfully solcits
The best casheprices paid for wheat.
NY Mills situated within about TWO miles OF haieg
Walnut Greek. - =, ,,1S,, ,,,, ~
Sept 27, 1853 IS ~ 9o--tf 81
7ITyI IT1rIS. FI,AGE0LETS AND FIFE,S FOR
sale lower than any other House in the State
Call at the N. o. gBOOA-STOfE.5s
I2sla;o5, Nnvs IA 104s {
EN4URNER,sN. N. C.@ALMANAC FOR 1854.
:. s'''sy III D. TURNER
ssS n. G. Bookstore
Ralsighs Oct. s5, 1885 -es=-s
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SOAPS. &c.-VARIETIES OF TOILET, SHAVING,
Sand Fancy Soaps Lyons Katharon Barrs TrIcopherns
( the hair for sale by HAYWOOD & SCOTT.
nhar9. off--
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r ADIES' DRESS GOODS. HEAVY RICH
IL Plaid Silks
Heavy Brocaac Silks
\ Hoavy Plain Silks.
Black and Blue Watercd Silks.
Black Gro de Rhine Silks
French De Lanes, Plain and Figured.
Do Cashmere, do do
Plaid Raw Silks.
French and English Merinos
95 pieces cheap DeLane- EVANS CookE
Sept II. 90
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.1KY LIGHTIo EVANS & COOKE 40 90,
e ChcP Place Have received their entire Fall purchase
Of Goods which open for Inspection
We deem it speak of their cheapnes as it
perfectly understood ALL that Evans Cooke believe
quick sales and short profits and as usual are ahead OF
all allcompetition. ENANo q oooME'
Sent .. oo-
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Wz XCELSI0R SOAP 800 LBS OF tn is sSUPlss
Fior family soar sale cheap by The box
or pound, at As'lAisiA A sis ~ II AZ y wy ?.
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EA GRANVILLE COUNTY, N C.-The 1st Session of
this School will the I'd Monday in january
next under the charge of Mr.. Samuel Clement young
gentleman of some experience teacher The academy
IS situated miles west of Oxford, the Oxford and
Hilisborough road, in healthy location.
Good Board can be the neighborhood for IS per
month, no extra charges for lights, dc. =
Elementary tEnal En@sI Branches. $500
Arithmetic and the biqher English branches, = 80
Languages, = - = s, >, S, lo,oV
KNAPP of Reeds Dec. 5,s1853. 7---2t -
Spirit the Age copy twice and send bill to this
Office. 8.
MAN RIVER RINSTTTUTE.-THE SPRING sEs-7
HYSI0N of this School the 9Th OF Jan.
ss "A. C. LINDSEY.
yancevy5 Dec < s1s53..s
"a FRESH SUPPLY or SARATOGA VA
IN TER. Forsale by HAYWOOD SCOTT
September Q, 1853: = s5--- g
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HDLANKETS AND FLANNELS.-9-4, 1O-i, ia,
ID sup'r Bed Blankets Crib and Cradle do,
White, Blue Red and Green Mackinaw Blankets,
Negro Bankets-all kinds, Saddle and Horse do,
White Red Yellow, Green and Gray Fannes all grades,
Fancy French Flannels for Sacks all colors,
In store and for sale by JAMES McKIMMON.
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EHALL, IS53.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR THE
It past weeks been receiving his usual large supply Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising varied assort-
the Fall and Winter trade which has been purch-
invariably Cash. and which he the pub
lie generally he furnish at prices to please His Stock
of nearly every thing wanted by the Farmer and
Mechanic the City Trade, and would respectfully in
vite all o an examination of the
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-28

SURPRISING A BEER SHoP.-A Dutchman
who kept beer and porter house in Houston
street, New York, gave the following account
al the police office Of an assault on his premi.
ses. Speaking of the person commencing the
row he said
lie coombed in and axed me to sell him
some peer told him he had more as would
60 him gOot-he called me Dutch liar and ne
gin TO proke two tumblers ven me and Hans
SPeIgler, and my wife and my torter Petsy all
de toler men about my blaze begin TO poot him
out-and prenenly he COON pack nit twenty
more shest like him, aud say l. will fix dis
peer concern and preak him up so dat shen-
demons may git drunk like shentlemons on
gin and prandy, and not on dis tam Tuich piz-
en- Den day kick Hans Speigler pehind his
pack and kissed my torter Petsy befue her
face, and prerk all der glass pottes, except del
pig stone pitcher and spills my wife and me anC
fodder Parrels Of peer all over de cellar. Han.
run'd out der tObr and called for der watch
house, and my wife cried murter' like d.
iefl but pefore der watch house come. der tan
rowdies Proke us all to pieces-me and m,
vile and my torter Petsy and Hans Speiple
and der politics and tumblers and plates am
dishes, all smashed up ,ogedder.
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Influence Of the Physician.

How many thousand faces must have passed
before the Doctors eyes how many pitiable
tales of VIC must have been poured into his
ears; what awful secrets must find repository
beneath that black satin wastcoat! We may
lie TO the lawyer, we may lie 10 the confessor,
but to the doctor we cannot lie. The murder
must out. The prodigal. pressed for an ac-
count Of his debts, will keep one back; the
penitent will hide some sin from his ghostly
director but from the doctor we can hide
nothing, or we die, He is our greatest master
here on earth
The successful tyrant crouches before him
like hound the scornful beauty bows the
knee; the stern worldly man clings desperate
ly TO him as the anchor that will hold him from
drifting into the dark sea that hath no limits.
The doctor knows no rank. The mutilated
beggar in ST. Celsus's accident ward may be a
more interesting case to him than the sick
duchess. He despises beauty-ihere may be
canker in lis bloom. He laughs at wealth-it
may be rendered intolerable by disease. He
values not youth-it may be ripe for the tomb.
as hay for The sickle. He makes light of DOW
ar-lt cannot cure an ache nor avert a twinge
OF gont. He only knows, acknowledges, val
ues, respects two things-Life and Death
Household Words.
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Pompeii was covered not with lava. but
with ashes to the depth Of twenty feet above
the tops of the houses. Now the ruts made
by the wheels two thousand years ago are per-
fectly plain. There you can see the old mar
bic counter in the wine shop, and the stained
ring made by the cup when it was set down
for the last time. The tombstones which
were outside Of the city, now exhibit their
inscriptions perfectly, so that the engraving Of
every name is clear. One bas relief has ship
come to land with the sailors just furling their
sails, an indication that he had reached his
home.
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A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF 10
YEARS STANDING. CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS

Copy ofa Letter from Captain John Johnson, Astor
House, NeIC York, dated January 5th, 1854.
TO PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 30, Corner Of Ann and
Nassau street, N. ".
Sr,It is with the most heartfelt pleasure have TO
inform YOU tn 1T have been restored to health and
strength by taking your Pills. For the last years,
suffered from arrangement of the Liver and Stomach,
and reduced to such extremity that gave up my
Snip never expecting 70 60 10 Sea any more AZ had
tried every Remedy that recommended TO me, but
all purpose and had given myseliup despair when
was at last recommended to take your Pill. After
using them for three months, the result is that
in better health than have been for eleven years past
and indeed wen in my life. You
quite at liberty TO make this known for the benefit Oh
others. i remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
Signed JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills wonderfully the fol-
lowing complaints
Ague ErysipeIas Stone and Gravel
Asthma Female Irregular Secondary Symp-
Bilious COMPLAINTS tiles toms
BOches the Skin Feyers of all kinds Nenerea Affections
Bowel Complaints Gout Worms Of all kinds
Constipation Of the Headache Weakness, from
Bowels Indigestion whatever cause
Debility Jaundce Retention OF Urine
Dropsy Liver Complaints
ScrofIla or Kings Piles
Evil
Sold al the Establishment ofPT oessor HOLLOWAY, 49,
Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets, New York; also by
all respectable Dealers Medicines throughout the Uni
ted States in Boxes 3 cents, 81 cents, and 81 so
each To be had Wholesale Of the principal Drug
Houses in the Union.
1PThere considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N B-Drectons for the guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed to each Box.
JOSHUA DURGIN 4 co., Portland, Agents for Maine.
A. O.. Page, agent for Bath.
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SOLDIERS FEELINGS IN BATTLE.-A let
ter from private soldier says The bull
lets of the Mimic rifle go past you with most
internal sound. It's as though hooking devils
were sneering at you in the air. But your
blood soon gets mp, the sound maddens you,
the smell of the gunpowder has intoxicaton in
it, yonr veins Jingle as if fire was running
through them, the eyes strain, the jaws become
rigid, and in you CO. He states that he lost
himself altogether a. theoAlma, till he found
himself victor. He got wound on the fore
head, only Craze, but it b!ed considerably,
the blood run down 10 his mouth, and in his
burning excitement, he drank it as though it
had been inspiring wine
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Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

FARMERS, Families and others purchase no Remedy
equal to DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT, for
Dysenery Collie Group, Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat.
Toothache, Sea Sickness Cuts Burns Swelings Bruises,
Old Sores Headache, Mosquito Bites Pains in the Limbs
Chest, Back. etc.
Ifit does not give relief the money will be refunded all
that is asked fair trial. and use it according to the di-
rections.
1t is an English Remedy and was used by Vivian lV,
late King Of England, and certified TO by him. cure for
Rheumatism when everything else had failed
Over 10000,000 bottles have been sold in til United
States without single failure and many have stated that
they would not be without lift SO per bottle In case
Of Group, as it is certain it is applied.
1t Cholera when first taken, in few hours Dyson
terry in half hour Toohaehe in five minutes 1t per-
fectly innocent to take internally, and Is recommended
by the most eminent physicians in the United States
Price rs and so cents.
Dr. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
and letters relating to the wonderful accomplished by
his Linment, but considers warranng it sufficient any
person who does not obtain relief need not pay for it,
Dr. Tobias has put up a HORSE LINAMENT in pint
bottles which warranted cheaper and better than any
other for Cholic, Scratches Old Sores Calls, Swengs
Cuts, Bruises, etc.
Price so cents DIR. Tobias's Office Greenwich street
New York.
WoRTI 1yal
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DR.. Harris Celebrated Remedy.

The best and most successful medicine known
FOr-PainfuIAWclInsS \ Rheumatic frrIiOnS.
fOf-BurhS, SralGS, BFuiwS, Cut< L Jams.
FOr-BiliOuS ChOlir, Pains in Stomarh 4 Limbs.
FOr-lnWard Pains and IH!lammaliOaS.
FOr-PalnS i'll The Joints, SpraiHS or WrencheS.
fOr-Stiff Lame Back, bitches in Back, &c.
FOr-COldS aud Sore Threat, iguc III Ihe Face.
FOr-FFOzen Limbs and ChilbIans.
FOr-ChrOnic Or Agutc rheumatism.
FOr-Spinal Difficulties 4 WI knrSy III Back,
FOr-Weak Stomach or Side.
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is il wrong to peep in at this window I
said we as we passed home at night, eancing
in upon family circle that we love and that
love us. Outside, are holy moonlight and the
sparkling frost pictures; the world looks
mystic, beautiful but cold. Inside, there is
more warmth-a tangible look of comfort. -
There is shaded lamp burning softly and
steadily; the light Of the CRATE is more flicker
ing and rich; and by the aid Of both we see a
household group intent upon their evening en-
joymeuts. The gilded corner of picture
frame elitters here and there, and the binding
of books, with their titles glimmer out upon US;
lounges and carpet lie browsing in the warm
atmosphere. All looks comfortable, plentiful,
tasteful, homellke But is this in reality a
HoME-i All if we could catch, without
eaves-drOpping, the sound of their voices as
that little group mingle their thoughts in con-
versation, we could soon decide. Tenderness,
gentleness, repose, content, modulate the tones,
and we know this is true Home. In the eyes
of those children shine confidence and trust,
unshadowed by the memory of the neglect or
harshness of darkened hearth Sdnd,lsky
Register.
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We had hearty laugh the other day, al
hearing friend tell Of a man who was attempt
ing to put yoke on pig. He had cornered
the grunter in room having glazed window
when the animal, believing they were prepar-
ing to infringe upon his full freedom, went with
a single bound through the window. Darn
it., said the old man, looking after him mo-
ment, I've got his dimensions, anyhow
seven by nine exactly
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R. r. r. No. /.
PORT ANT PR OCLAM ATION
L GREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED

I NJ p o r 7 A 1T PR C i ALTON
L GREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED
In the year Lord 1S47 our capacities of
yca chemists discovered that by uniting certain
etabe agents. which had before used in med-
cine, obtained properties possessing such marvellous
quick power PAIN, that, the was applied
to the parts affected with PAIN all uneasness ceased The
torturng pains relieved in an Instant and the
most violent spasms and rtaons soothed and the
system restored to perfect ease in few minutes.
In 1s49 we introduced this Remedy to the world under
the Of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Ithas been used by hundreds thousands throughout
the med States giving instant to all troubled with
Pain Sickness.
One application externally, few drops taken inter-
nay will instantly free the sufferer the most violent
and terrible palms, and restore the weak feeble and
trated frame to strength and vigor. /.
No person has ever used RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
without deriving especial benefit in less than fifteen
minutes after its use.
Let those who now suffering any severe pains give
trial. for in fifteen minutes they will ENJOY ease and COM
fort.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
the first and is the only Remedy ever discovered that
will stop the most torurng pains few seconds and free
the system from Rheumatic, Neuralgia Nervous and Mas
matte Disorders in few hours 1t will and protect
the system against sudden attacks Of
CHOLERA, DYSENTERY.
D1ARRHEA, CHOLERA M0RBUS,
BILOUS CH0LIC, FEVER AND AGUE,
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA.
Bear in mind it is a Powerful Disnfectant antacd diff
usve stmulant, nervne anti-spasmodic and counter
The r. r. REMEDIES are medical discoveries of the
present century They prepared ON an entire new and
original theory to stop pain instantly and protect the
human system against sickness or any sudden attacks
The doses required to be taken are small few dros 81
READY RELIEF exercises powerful influence over dis
cased action - -
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WHAT LII TAKE THE SCENT OUT OF YouR
Commissioning on the piazza of the CAT.
aract House, was young. foppish looking
gentleman, his garments very highly seemed
with mingled Odor of cologne and musk. A
sOlemn-faced, odd-lookng man, after passing
the dandy several times with look Of aversion
which drew general notice, suddenly stopped
and in confidential tone said, Stranger,
know what'll take that scent out your clothes
you
What! what do you mean, sir!' said tn,
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exquisite, fred with indignation, starting from
his chair
oh get mad, now-swear, pitch round, fight
just because man wants to do you kind
ness! = coolly replied the stranger. But,
tell you, do know what'll take out that smell
-ahew! You just bury your clOthes-0'ry
em day or two. Uncle Josh got afoul OF
skunk and heat this instant there went up
from the crowd simultaneous roar OF merrl-
ment; and the dandy very senslbly cleared
the COOP and vanished up stairs.