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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
Jefferson and Tom Moore.

There n an amusing episode In Jof
fcrson'H public career, which Is related
by Mr.. Randall in quiet vein or sub.
duod humor. Thomas Moore visited
the United States In l803--4, NJ the age
of twenty. four, just after he bad acquir-
ed dubious notoriely by the publication
OF Llttle's pocme. He was presented
TO President Jefferson by Mr.. Marcy,
the British Minister. II seems that Mr..
Jefferson was not aware of the inden.
tity Of the poetical young gentleman
probably not having heard Of, and Ger.
tainly not having read his amorous In.
pubations-simply spoke to the lilipu-
tian stranger, looking down coldly on
him, as six feet two ioiH look down on
ivo feet three. and passed on. This
was In June 1905, and Moore, much of.
Tended, "fell To lampooning tho Presi-
dent and evorying American, except n
few attentive Federal gentlemen and
ladice.' These ho published on his re-
|tufnste pEpglapd, and that what be
wrote in worse wos IsrfzikcanSic,iaa.i "A
svidcnt n'ssn his private lctfef1 70 bis
mother from America, which Losd Rus.
sell, with his usual want OF Judgment,
has published with Moore's Diaries.
When some OF Jcifersons intimate
friends saw the verses In which Moore
had not only abused America, but lam.
pooned her Chief Magistrate, thoy do.
tormined to place the subject before the
person chiefly concerned. Jeirorson's 5
daughter, Mrs. Randolph, and his ex-
Secretary, Mr. BurweII talked them.
selves into towering Indignation and
waited upon Jefferson, who was sitting
reading in the library at Monticello, SC.
roncly unconscious OF tho calamity.
Burwell pointed out the obnoxious
passages. The victim glanced through
them, looking at one angry interlocu-
tor and then the other. Ii was anus.
ing enough TO see Burwell so cxaspera.
ted, but the calm, gentle Martha's pas
sion gust was Irresistible. Mr.. Jeiier-
son broke into clear, hearty lau.h.--
There was more than argument-thcre
was conviction in that laugh. Tho in.
dignant pair retrcated, looking little
crestiallcn, but as soon rs the library
door closed, joined heartily in tho NOR
rimont
Many years later "Mooro's Irish Mel.
odics, appeared in tho United States.
Tho book was placed in Jeflerson's
hands by his grand .daugh who had
some curiosity to see how IL would be
received.
Why said he, "this Is the little
man who satirizcd me so -
lie had always sympathized kocnly
with the Irish patriots. The delightful
rythm fell like music on q susceptible
ear. He presently exclaimed
"Why, he Is u poet, after ALI
Henceforth, adds Mr. Randall, the
Bard of Erin shares with Burns the
honor Of being familiarity read by the
retired statesman, when Byron, Wo, ds.
worth, Southey, Coeridge, Campbell,
&C., never could Cor at least never did
break through the barrier Of his early
habits and tastes. Tho last page which
Mr.. Jefferson hand traced, his fare
well TO his daughter, contained quo
taton several lines from Moores song,
commencing 1T is not the tear at this
moment shed.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
-
JOHN n. FARQUHAR.
Attorney at Law.
BR00KYII.LE. IND.

Offers his professional services TO the pubie. can
be foan at biz old oiTce No. up stairs IN CONNER
sisi building, the store room Of Messrs Linek
A farouhhr,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

SHUN HlM.-Converse not with liar
or swearer, or with man of obscene
or wanton language; for either he will
corrupt you, or Mt least it will hazard
your reputation to be one Of the like
makinG; and if il doth neither, yet it
will fill your memory with such dis
courses that will be troublesome 10 you
in after time; and tho returns OF the re-
mcmbrancc Of the passages which you
have long since heard Of this nature,
will haunt you when YOUR thoughts
should be better employed.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
Ectoes of tbe Beautiful.
The Whistle.
nY RonsRr STORY


sYou have heard" said n sweet heart who stood,
While he sat ON q corn sheaf, Of daylghrs decline
"You have heard of the Danish boys whistle Of
wood
wish that tho Danish bey's whistle were minO r.
And what would you do With iI' Tell me, she
said.,
While an arch smile played over her beautiful face
Il would blow II, he answered, and thon my
maid
Would ny to my side, and here take her place.
IL that all yon wish Il for? That may DO yours,
without any maggie the fair maiden cried
"A favor 30 slight ones good nature seeuresP
And she playfally seated hesolf Ny his 'ide'
: Il would blow 1t again. said the youth. and the
charm lal
Would work 80 that not even Modesiy's cheek
Would be able to keep from my neck your hne
arm
She smiled and she laid her hno arm ronnd bis
neck.
'yct once more would blow and tho music d.
vine
Would bring mo, the third tlme. exquisite bliss
You would lay your fair cheek 10 this brown
one Of mine,
And your lips stealing pas, 1t, would give me a
kiss.'
The maid laughed out In innocent gloe-
What u foel Of yourself with the whistle you'd
make
For only consider how silly 'twoud be,
To ia there aud whistle for-what you might tako'
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The Comet.

The Comet was so near 10 Venus on
the 18th Of October that il appeared 10
be thirty-six times as largo 10 the dwell
ers on that shining planet ms it did 10
us who live on the dull learth. 1t vol d
be curious TO know how the people of
Venus bore the sight, and whether they
were frightened by the appearance OF
so quccr visitor, ard which came quite
unbiddcn within their respectable cir.
Gle. Perhaps they have not made such
progress rs ourselves, and 10 them II
gigantic comet may be something moro
than joke Indeed, we fancy il the
comet had been multiplied thirty six
times to our eyes, we should not have
been altogether SO Indifferent rs we
were % it, but have found IL rs eloquent
as Felix found Paul, and have trombled
little. On tho 10Th, the Comet was
SO near to Venus, then doing duty MS
Hcsporus, or the Evening Star, that il
was only two and II halfdegrees distant
Now, rs nothing happened to her Sc
rene brightness IN consequence OF that
unneighborly call, and she is as bcauti-
ful now MS when the poets first hymn.
ed her, ages upon ages ago, may we not
draw the rational inference that there is
nothing TO be feared from the nearest
cometary visits, and so look for the van
ishing OF tho last remnants Of that SUI
perstition, for such it was, which caus-
cd men to shudder before tho appear
aGco of u heavenly body, but which re-
ally is not so wonderful rs that sun
which has appeared SO regularly ever
since the Creator appointed IL TO rule
the day, aud to extract from the earth n
thousand blessing for manY The COM
nominees of u thing, no matter how
grand it may be in itself is very sure TO
deprive it of consideration, and proba-
bly, nothing but the disappearance of
tho sun could rouse men TO Il sense OF
the value Of that luminary, while the
coming of Comet creates an excite.
ment, and that useless body is allowed
"free admission into the newspapers
rea- Massa says you must sartln pay
the bill day" says negro 20 New
Orleans shop keeper.
why, he i.n't afraid I'm going tc
run way is he?'
Not Exactly dat, but look ahea, said
the darkey, mysteriously, he's gwine tC
run away hcself, and darfor wants tC
make big raisep
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Business notices puhlishsd In tho editorial column
Of ton lines or less, will be charged ono dollar, "
aver ten lines, ten cents per line.
Legei advertisements viii bo inserted aud eharg-
sd 10 the attorney ordering the same
Candidates for Office will bo charged two dollars
or announcements, or ono dollar 10 subscribers.
Transient Advertisements must lnvaribiy be paid
for In advance. An olhers 10 he settled Cor quarterly
A discount of per cent will bo made from our
usual rates for cash.
~ Advertisements 10 insure insertion must be
handed In by Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Fz- uniess particular time u specified whom
handed In, Advertisements viii be published until
ordered out. and charged accordingly.
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ne- William Fell Giles Jr, OF Balti-
more, has just received the appointment
TO the consulship of the United States
at Geneva, Switzerland, in place Of N.
Bolton, Of Indinna
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

pn- Why is a man with corn on ev-
cry toe like large landholderS
Because no is possessed OF many
achers.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

pa- The Lafayette, Indiana, papers
are opposed 70 tho location ofthc Peni-
tcntiary at that place. and urges its To-
cation At Fort Wavne.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03

BRIBERY.-Offering you pair oflips
for kiss. Justifable Corruption--ta'
king the bribe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-13
A. Is. RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

OpP0sue Tie PGytata Ddnh,
LfNCiIBURG, VA,
EEPS constantly on hand large and varied assortment
IN OF akOCERir; rs AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, witch
the reduced prices exchange
for Produce 1t his purpose hereafter. conduct his
entirely CASH PRNCIrLEs and in order
esabi. he Will sell such pc.s will protect
'uorost OF AL who may favor him with call
Grateful for the share patronage received a the hands
OF has attached friends and public tor the
begs continuance tLeu kindness
rut Uusness, ian Is
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WHEAT THRASHERS

fuNHE UNDERESTIMATE having become Agents for the
Schen.ctad! Agricultural Works, Will keep constantly
hand sample ihclr Patent Improved Railway Horse
Powers Ihrhers aud soparaerS Combined 1hrascrs and
NlnnoNers This lhrashng machine received the FItS
PRIMlO NJ nj thu New York State Fair In Hb and
give good satisfaction 10 ali who have used them.
The HORSE POW Ek> made very strong, and so
ed that requires the travel only about Ii mcs
hour thereby making suitable to work either horses
a. upon them.
me InRASlIEKS aud CONFINED TlIRASIiERS and
WiNNON EkS are constructed a. III discharge ali the
and dust through The aud INTO the feeders
- usu wti oihrr Kinds.
The Thrasher and WInnower has REVOLVING WIRE
SEpARATEK, Inch does perfectly than ~
be done other
TIE SEPAkAlE k Iriddlej has fork shaker hch
shakes the Thras
Persons wishing these Thrashers do by
cabling where further nfo will be given
concerning them lkBi II SAUNDERS.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RiCHaoSD, May list, 1886
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out las,
fl Ia small sores, which gradually extended
hsad including both which much the
sores fear that both would drop or
tried all sors OF advertised and domestic remedies
any good results then procured and applied little
OIL began TO get better the bottle broke ap.
led gals ii again began to Ny elder daugh
r sad, pa % get of that Turf OIL heal
locked 30 much better when used IL We get another
'uatle, and her head nearly well THIS agra
ascd case and took halt hour every day
vas offensive. One bottle,
her entirely as there but little Of the disease
You entitled TO this and for the benefit Of ohers
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, II. I. CHALK
To Meksrs. Dove
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MISCELLANEOUS.

H CATHARTIc PILLS,
~ csuoAx COATED,
CLEANSE the BLOOD and CURE the SICK
sac j."s" ~ sS:ir v:...s" .s"'
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Sick Headache, Fssi Stomach.
pfTrsHUna PA, May J. 1850
DR c. Arsn--sr. have 5eca repcasdy cared Of IL.
mi. II foul stomach h.h they ee.u.s
a, once i'h"y will cure other. as they do the
ed, W PREBLE CLERK OF Steamer Cia. lon
BiItisss Disorders and Liver ssmplaisss
a. b,ran1N,sr or isr,mo",
s'n have u.ed your rils my general hospital pine
HE r squek and decided consequently they adm
seldom found of ho4. dseass obstinate hat IL did
not readily ,irdto them fra,ernally yours.
Physician Of tho Marine Hospital
Dys~nssry, R~iax, asd svorsss
Posi- OrtI'r HaRILAsp, I.iv Co. Micn NV iG lisa
Dn Artn Your Pills arc the perfection OF medicine They
have done my wife moe good than can tell you She had
ed At great expense but got M better Sh. then
Ss" @ . an ns body by iss'"s .
cured her and our two children Of bloody dyscutey
Of your Pills while other. around paid from i've to
twenty dollars doctors bill. time without h.
Ing cured entirely even then snch a neieinc a. you,s which
Is actually good aud honest. will be prll Il here
GEO. GRIFFIN. Postmaster
ndiarsi;sn and lnspsrity Of the Biosd.
From Bfr J T. HmTs. Pastor Of hdpenf Church. Bosf0p
In Arrn;hase used your rils with extraordinary su-
fam and among those called Ia dis
tr.ss To regulate the Of digestion aud purify
blood they very remedy known and
can confidently recommend them 10 my hieris
Yours, J, V. HINES
WARSAW. wYoalyo Co. " oct "a is55
DrAn SIN IL amusing your cAthariie pas my practice
lind them excellent purg alive cleanse stem
JOHN O. MEACHAM
Erysipcias, scsof"in, king's Esii, letter tn
mOrs, aud snlt RhrWns
F,on Forrard,nS Merchant n 81 Ions Fsb 1, 1885
Dr Affh Pills The paragon of all that Ia great
medicine They have liter ulcerou,
upon her hands and feet had proved ncurable
years Her mother had been long grieyously afflicted with
b"chcs and pmles her skin In her hair After
child was cured she also tiled Pills aud they have
her. ASA MOliGRIDGE.
From the Rer Uy HaHAes If the Msthod,a Ep. Chu,cA
PCLAshi ltorsh. SAvANsAn "a. Jan. &. 1856
oNoHLp sir II should he ingra,eul tho relief your
SIX III has brought mo II dad not my you
cold settled In my limbs and brought
pains, which ended IN chrome rheumatism Notwithstanding
disease grew orss and
Mackenzie, tried your N Their .fars slow,
SURE by persevermg In the use OF them. entirely
well.
SENATE CHAMBER. BAros Rou8r. LA, 3 Dee 1853
DR AYkR II have been entirely by Your Pads ut
Rheumatic "ou'-a painful disea.c that had afflicted for
years NINCENr SiIDEII.
For Dropsy, Plethora or kindred Com plains.
requiring an active patgr they are All excellent remedy
FOr aO.ttvcuess Con ~ patton, "a % Din
ncr Pill they agreeable and efe, tmaL
FITS, sUpprrssiOu, PAW sis, 1M Nm - 10 i0n,
aul la rsiuI Is la b.,
cured by the Alternative action OF these l'ls.
Most nf the Pills Mercury, which, although
valuable remedy In sAiul hands is pun lie
nca"''". use These contain no mercury mineral
stance whatever.
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Very lkCaaa nrk q bic.

AsPiS Gnovr. lIcnrico December !, lsa7
MkssHs DOVE x Co.:-'icutlomon--My horse put in
the yard IN front of the and attempting
fence end Of fence rail through his shoulder aud
nearly penetrating through HI, breast making cash
enough to insert your hst got bottle of II
OIL aud applied freely in ionr day he work
two weeks he was entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants throughout the
feb 5ts
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Loud may You boast of your telegraph Speed
And of its mighty wonders tell
But merit beHs her to add,
Ard say how BLISS exoells.
STlLL TNE BALL H ROLLING ON, and
~ the Tor low priced Pictures
aaed at the head of the Photographic Art door
To the Virginia Bank, Main street. Lynchbu 4, Va
Now tho favored time Let everybody supply Themselves
with l.,kenesses at BLISS GALLERY which
ce,ed by equA led but by few.
~ Pictures from ID S3j
aug5ts - II. BLISS, photographer.
WIZ MACn1NEs.-We ARE Agents for the
~ "DAN PEASEJh, superior SMUT MACHINES, whch
The best in Mixers wifi mud greatly
terest 10 these mavhines preeicucc others
Any PERSON ishiny examine them by calling
store.
VIZ refer to Messrs Laughorne Johns who using
these maehinus. InBi u SAUNDERS
l4ts
n ~ e.. A. DlUssLaD, successor. =.
lie DlUGUlD d SONS, will keep constantly Oh hand u
OF all kinds OF FUkNIrLtE OF their
which they will be pleased the old friends and
patrons q. y. Duguid d Sous and the public genera
lhey also keep constantly on hand .alBes.- SKIS
MLIAlIC BURIAL CASES, OF all also large stock
WOODLA COFtINS, OF every description, and viii pay
prompt tie undertaking business all hours
eli odSets u. =. y Il. A. DIi GulD.
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cHisfiEfItID, Jan. 1. 1855
MtssRs DOVE & CoIieneaatn -IIavpv hsd Short time
since occasion to rur on in
aud Its action being gratifying. refrain from
wri,nI IN regard for the community at
large had hns Cot In stable there was
siso Bull The bull Il, cause and
gorcd tho Colt in the shoulder the depth inch
and rpPod the neck about the which
caused Gi's rghtful wound Several Of
present ana r"na "ted they would give his
life. that they thought useless him how
eseri determined to the rnri Oh the use Of
two small bottles he 10 entirely cared
VeIy respectfully
Jan 20 C. FRIEND
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.TxW.YoRK ADvKRTIsEMENTs.

SsDmrsabe,a 9Wnyss4 mAuagEN Ds.-sareas
See1b sAUags he nssl exhaustive PROOF 81 great
Js1sa b I'm thsrs machine before the
DAhs eesnpaFsh5s Singer sewing AaehInes Amer csab
lne1B Uah6A repntsca n ~ Uaeee Daees they wore
sxSsd sfAs ste aExposton univcrselle France where
they eaRe1 OF - heh6e preAum sd great manufaeto
~ y oake then has ten bnli In PARA 49,
n svsry branch Of nA1ssry IN which seiae V - done
tAsss With pron As the speed
q ~ Railway travelling foot sewing With
0nnoPf nGkAes compared with hand Swing Ne tailor
areasaAksr carriage trimmer, sadder halter &c.
jouAA b without The fair pron Of using enc OF
~ unekns regularly employed II One Thoasand Doars
aysAr = A pvass fAhSs who're there much sowing 10
- ~ Vooaelnse tnvauaoe assistance Planters
end hose ksscr 6nd them particularly convenient and prom
Table TAese machines mple In their construction ana
very ssg cad durable Icing The only Kind Of sewing Ma
eAss xby whsch svrry scrs Of WORT coarse or nne
ssnA p<fecy Taausansof inferior aud worth
ss sewing Machncs been made and sold under vaous
naus bss Ssgcr Machines alone have been found every
vi ~ - sstiHly shc wsoss Of tho public,
ra pnAtsd tructions for using sent with esfh ma
,1t er which any readily acquire the art Of man
aGn fAs Ths mirhtpes peckrd securely TO go N
part he To all persous desiring particular In
ssslon wu application by eiter At either Of our Of
AcsA sprward copy of l. NJ Singer Cos Gazefte paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine i,terest
fT ~ l. NJ SINGER & 90.
Principal Once, No. 3a9 broadway. New Yora
BRANCH OrffcEsNo ~ Hanover 3d. Boston, No ~ Chap
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Hsssarks NJ d. No l&s Chestnut ST. Phadepha No lo5
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No. East 4tA st. Cncansti; No is North Alb IT. 81
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IN TIMk.-PREsERVINea FUnNACEs.-

I'm TBME.-PREsERvsNS FURNACEs.-
just received assortment Of Preserving Furnaces and
Laundry Stoves for burning charcoal
serving the present of fruit vegetables
che ~ In market Also Patent seSeang Fruit Cans of all
kinds and quantity for keeping fruit
fresh when hrst put up with printed directions
followed. fail any instance For
cheap the Stove Warehouse the Market
Main St. Lynehburg, Va z. ). BLISS co.
ia
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M b BlS.CEMENT,t In store n nd for saleb
SyO Aply.ts ANDERSON. LANFoRD & co
MACHINE OILS, Of vnrioss kinds. Ter sale
IVA by lie l0ts) STABLER & JONES.
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AyEW CONCERN We havc IN il day associ ia
~ ted ourselves together under the style and firm of Nc
kIN<EY co, for the purpose OF conducting GENERAL
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand
", kinney lass, Msn street. whore will be glad to
old frieus and the public with the promise
every effort to give rutire satisfaction
TtGMs-Cash. pnnctuai customers six months time
SAML II. MCKINNEY.
JOHN y. BASS
HENRY ID FLOOD.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Arrival OF 4 LARGE STOCK or
II r 4 ID VI a ID n 4, L.. ~ m 4 ~ q.

fuNHE undersigned has and Is opening. his SPRING
Il and SUMMER STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTH.
ING He OF those who love self praise, but all
and examine his Stock and Viii hnd his Clothing style
and work manshp superior other house In The city
He would especially the attention OF the fact that
he Will sell great bargains cash. he purchased his goods
to great advantage.
lars Crayats Gloves Socks Pocket idkNet and Silk Shirts
and Drawers, Umbrellas etc. is large an we assorted
lK Country Merchants invited to all before
ing further East will sell cheap house South VI
the Potomac. NJ. GUGuENliEIMER.
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HI SuPEk.PHOSrIATEO OF LIME,
Mauufactu red from Formula Of
DIX. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist OF Mary land.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Of Peruvian Guano for Fall seeding and tor summer
altogether Packed bags aud barrels fully
ed. Price $50 per loo lbs.
The above article together with Pamphlets giving full de
tail of this valuable Fertilizer, also full
tance and mode Of apple alton, can be had Of
M HULLlNS CO,
mar l3ts Sole Agents tor Lynchbur
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y u
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN or BEAST.
WAHkANrKD TO cUHg, ANN No DAhaEH LxPosURk TO
COLD. Price 20 cents per bottle.
Entersd aocodiHx Act 0 CosxT In The crss 0ts Of k
istrio Lonri ths Eastern DisroO InRiaia BY DOPh
4 co, RieAm0nd, la 80 cents site
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come to our store gel pamphlet aud read certificates
Of cures performed by the Turf D certificates of truth
respectable and respected c,ons aud othcIh
here to HON refer aud doubt value
medicine for Dne II h. worth pound
other known man Try 1t and you will be satisfied % what
ThuE TuRy oiL.--Read the following. aud come
and W. v III toll If others who been
cured
RiCuMosp, Nov. II. ,s.l
Msss1s IAops On rntlrm"n used portion bottle
OF Turf OH which very kindly presented with
take pleasure that found II rnuCiual
eruption OF the skin for which had been
upon for several by phycans without receiving tho
leAs, benefit also recommended friend Of mne
Tor months had been annoyed by similar eruption
Ii skin, and he Informed abort that the
i've OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully u, NJ bEFTWICII
SoUTnAMrFoS CouSTY Va. August lp lao
Mesus Dore Go .t'cniloncn-for about III,
sometimes little painful but not much until the LIST July
last then became quite painful ie~arrd and great
deal waf advised by ply San aud others have
out thinking Cancer. bought u sma bottle of your
and 1t Isl now well have recommended 10 ot
bors lady, who had similar by the side the
about len yrars saw her the ether DAY she said II
inendng very much Itookod much better than II did when
you wish It, viii get hen certificate Nou part
Of this II you think proper aud Is with much qualification
give you, vi my thanks this certificate ii Its efficacy
Yours, respectfully n n THOMAS T.
The abovot Is u voluntary certificate frun
have many such Lot ,hoAo no snfer cal and ihen
ma ls DACU
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IS IlEDFOKD ALUM ,....
ID AND IODINE SPRINGS"
These Springs located the line dividing the Counties Of
Canphe aud Bedford within short distance and In ulvew
az the mountains The" Peaks OF Otter ming the beau
Bue gc be reached hours from Thu point
The pure vgornug the visitor the Low
ands -: Virginia, h,orc southern States would
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the Forest Depot winch place vehicle will be TO
visitors 10 and from III" Springs FREE OF CHARGE
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