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4 horrible case n snontaneous combustion

A horrible case Of spontaneous combustion
Is reported as having recently occurred IN
Cairo, (lllinois.D A man named Faxon, sut-
fering under delirium tremens, entered a
saloon and called for glass Of brandy. I'm
mediately after drinking il his breath came
in contact with lighted match in the hand
Of bystander, and instantly took fire aud
burned for nearly two minutes, when death
ended his fortunes. The agonizing screams
Of the wreiched man are described as having
been horrible in the extreme.
Loui.v;L Demssset
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SIMPLICITY IN ENGLISH DRESSES.

In the families Of many Of the nobility and
gentry Of England, possessing an annual in
come which OF itself would be an ample for
tune, there is greater economy Of dress, and
more simplicity in the furnishing Of the
dwelling, than there is in many Of the houses
of our citizens. who are barely able To sup
PLY the daily wants Of their families by the
closest attention to their business. A friend
Of ours, who sojourned, not long since, seve.
raj months in the vicinity Of the wealth,
landed aristocracy Of England. whose ampI,
rent rolls would have warranted high style
Of fashion. was surprised at the simplicity O
manners Iractised. Servants are mutl NOR,
numerous than with Us, but The ladies made
thought here Of dozen.
They we're generally clothed in good sub
stantial stuiis, and display Of fine clothing
was reserved for great occasions. The iurni.
ture Of the mansions, instead Of being turned
out Of doors every few years for new and
more fashionable styles. was the same which
the ancestors Of the family for several gene.
rations had possessed; substantial and il
excellent preservation, but plain and without
any pretentions TO elegance. Even the car.
pets on many suits oi parl"rs had been on th,
lloors for tilty years. and we're expected IL
do service for another halt century. Viii
" how different Is the state Of things. w
are now wasting an amount Of wealth in thi,
country on show and fashion, which right,
applied would reno,ate the condition Of th,
whole population Of the world, and Chris
tianize and educate all mankind.
,fpica TEL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-24

Mr.'M'Eae-Duncan X M'fae, ESD address
sed The people al the cour,housen this place yesier-
day. II consequence Of the unfayorabe weather but
few people were in town, and the Democratic conyen-
ton being in session. his audience smail but his
speech, we understand, delivered in his usual ef-
feciive Style and his arguments and the facts adduced
were well calculated to win converts TO his views. We
regret that circumstances did no, permit Us to hear
him. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-24

A ConsoS fAuLr REBuKGD.-IIow annoy.
ing il IS when seated alone IN your office 10
have some one open the door, look all round
the rom 10 be satisfied that you are it, on "
occupant, and then ask Mr.. --(your mart.
ner. perhaps is not in. IL hei The custom
Is As common as il IL ridiculous and annoy.
ing. The Buffalo Express instances case
10 that city. where one of these askers Of
neutrality-suspicious. was siisctuaIly tsken ,lown.
A member Of a law 6rm N that civ /, sitting
al his ,lssk. bus,ly engaged in important busi.
ness, when the door opens. NJ. Anger waIss
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p.RsoSAeE BuRNr.-We learn from the
Charlottesville Advocate, that the Presby-
terrain parsonage, attached to the South
Plains church, near Keswick, in Albemarie
county, Va. was burnt to the ground on
Wednesday last. The Rev. Mr.. Beech moved
into the parsonage but few days since. The
family was absent at the time the fire broke
out. Not particle Of the furniture or libra
nv was saved.
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4 bill was reported in the Pennsylvania
Legislature on Monday TO compel all rail.
roads in the Commonwealth to fence their
roads whenever yiewess, upon appointment
by the courts, shall deem il necessary, upon
petition Of citizens properly filed, 10 grant
such view. This bill will Affect every railroad
in the State heavily, as it viii require them
TO expend vast sum Of money.
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A Funchal correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Ledger says that it is not an open ques-
ton whether any more Madeira wine will
ever be made. None has been made since
1851, and there are now only some seven or
eight thousand pipes upon the entire island.
AL recent attempts TO manufacture this wine
have utterly failed and pumpkin vines now
adorn the old grape arbors, once covered
with abundant clusters Of rich grapes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-24

AcqurTaL or CIV. BEBB Most Of our
readers will remember that Ex-Governor
William Bebb, Of Ohio, who now resides near
Rockford, Illinois, was last fall indicted for
shooting at and mortally wounding one Of
party Of reckless young men who we're in
testing his residence and ANNOYING his family
with chariUari or horning party on the oc-
casion Of the marriage Of one Of Gov. BIS
sons. He was tried for murder last vast
at Rockford. aud triumphantly acquitted.
Tom Corwin and Judge VIM. Johnston, of
Ohio, conducted the defence. The verdict
is said to be in accordance with public SEN
timent in Rock county. and, while the fatal
result of Gov. Bebb's shot is deeply deplored.
it is hoped that the verdict will do much TO
put down those disgraceful exhibitions Of
brutality and ll-breeding known as chari-
yaTis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-24

The CHaTEAux IN FRANcE.-According 10
a general survey lately made Of all the old
castles and country seats now existing in
France. there remained 0,5l2, Of which 81
are OF the 18th and 18th centuries, 1914 Of the
18th and 18th, and 3.Il4 Of the 10th. The
others are Of later date. More than $500
Of them have drawbridges, turrets, and
crenelated battlements.
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INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMRRIcA.--Ad-
vices from Nicaragua announce that the
treaty negotiated between Mr.. Yrisarri and
our government had been ratified, and also
that the treaty between Costa Rica and
Nicaragua had been rejected by the first
named republic. These events would, il was
thought, lea to the renewal Of hostilites.
There were great rejoicing in Granada on the
receipt of the news of the capture Of Gen
Walker by the United States naval forces.
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A WIsg DEclsInS.-Judge Closer. of the
Probate Court. Of Windsor, VT, has decided
that good family newspaper is one Of the
necessary articles in support Of family,
during the settlement Of an estate, and, as
such, the administrator, in insolvcnt estates,
is justifable in paying for one--the widow
to make her own selection Of what paper she
will have.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-24

A mathematical genius in humble life has
just been discovered by the French Academic
DIES Sciences. Some time ago memoir was
sent 10 that learned body. suggesting plan
for doing away with arilhemetic altogether.
aud adopting geometry as a substitute. 1t
was very favorably reported on, and the au-
thor was requested TO send his name, address,
&c., in order that reward should be sent OF
him. He did so lie is a journeyman sheet
maker, named Rigault, and declares he laugh.
himself mathematics as relaxation from his
professional abors.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-24

MAssAcnusETrs.-0n Thursday, in the
Massachusetts House Of Assembly, there was
an animated debate on The resolve to amend
the Constitution 50 as to prevent foreigners
from voting until the expiration Of two year,
after their naturalization. The resolve was
passed. In the Senate the bill TO allow
atheists TO testify as witnesses was defeated
20 20 70.
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MIs-STTP nS Tng THRESHOLD az LIFE.--The
case Of Charles Albaugh. VIM was tbs after.
noon sentenced Ia the peniteutiary for three
wears, is sad ore. lie !. quite young
man, the son Of highly respectable parents a.
Monnt GlIrsd. aud but lortnigl't .inre was
married To a Young lady IL one Of The FIRST
families ia that place. lie had been rmpoy.
ed to carry the mail from Mo"nt tiiltad ia
the railroaiI, about iva nile. distant. Ere.
quent complaints Of mail ,abbrries in th,t
direction hAd been ~ de. aud decoy letter.
we're sent BY special Mail Agent Prrntiss
resulting 10 the arrest Of young Albangh ~
the 2SIh ~ last month. Ju,lgr Wilson t"ok
his youth aud The circumstances 81 tue case
inio consideration when Ne fixed IL term ii
punisbmrnt---ihrre wears u The peniisntiars
Whit brginnrng u life for . ,"ung man
WIN but lev day, brlnrr had linked al rsti.
mable giri's deslinirs wiih his
[cispeia8d Herald of he l2h inR
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Town Commissioners.

reminded Of an omission to the result Of the
town election on the first Saturday in this month Of
the Magistrate Of Police and Commissioner for our
town. As The omission was an inaivertence, and not
intentional, we give the result Of the election, fol-
lows:
DR.. Roscoe Hooker, Magistrate Of Police.
Josiah Turner SEN, A. W. Hedsepeth Dr.. William
Stru wick, H. G. strowd, VIM. F. stnyhorn, Henry
N. Brown, and Thomas G. Hayes Commissioners.
Az the meeting Of the Commissioners held the same
evening, John Laws was reelected Town Treasurer
and Robert F. Peasants Constable and Collector
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in. takes his seat. and says. in a drawing
tone, Y Mr.. - isn't in, IS heF The ques-
ton was useless, Of course, as there was no
one else III the room but the two; but The
counsellor arose. and with great urbanity re-
plied, ~ will see. SIR lie looked under
his chair, behind the sinve, into the pigeon
holes" Of his desk. and saying don't see
him" sat dawn and went to writing. Hold
On, SQUIRE" said the yisiter. you have laugl :
me lesson, sir. aud III send you peck Of
apples" aud departed. Ne,o York uar~.
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HILLsBoRoUGn, N. C.
wednesday, February IA, 1858.

" Richerson Nichols, ESQ., is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions the Recorder and for adser
Using.
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Judge Belts, Of The United States District
Court at New York, has ordered judgment
~ default In a case and refused IL open il
again, the counsel having been engaged at
The time in another court The judge consi-
ders the practice Of the lawyers il keeping
one court waiting while they complete cases
in another as an imposition. and IS deter
mined TO break il up in his court.
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INDIAN DgpREpATIoNs IN DEMONSTRATING
intelligence has been received at Austin,
Texas, Of Indian depredations in Brown
county, Of that State. Five persons had been
murdered in cold blood, and the settlers ge-
nerally, alarmed at the unchecked enormi-
ties Of the savages, dividing into three sepa-
rate parties, had taken refuge in the ada
cent forts. The Legislature of Texas has
passed bill for the raising and equipment
Of one hundred men, and an appropriation
for the purpose Of seventy-i thousand dol
lars. A public meeting had been held in
Austin, when resolutions were adopted urg-
ing the Legislature to provide the most ample
and speedy means for the protection and
security Of the frontier settlements.
U,iiOn.
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9Q asa

Il contains 60 per cent. Of metallic iron.
The pig metal at the Gull. supposed to- have
iron orrs Of Deep River. He calls IL Browa
Magntfoiiie. Fay. Osserptr.
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$500 .oOO) or Georgia. (hy Sl..0o.co0; she
has as many colleges as Georgia, more acade'
mics by 100, and 1000 more common schools,
the two States being equal in white popula'
ton 81 has more colleges than South Caro-
lima, more academies by 100. and nearly
three times as many children at school.
Virginia has $40 900 white population more
than North Carolina /; yet the latter has quite
as many colleges as the former; asgmany
academies. and five or six hundred more
public schools. These comparisons speak
volumes in favor of the cold North State,
considering that she has no large cities LIKE
the above States to build up and sustain hel
educational institutions. WI Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-24

Occupied cannons" is the name given to
a destructive weapon invented by M. Ardor.
Two cannon have the same breech, and
diverge at given angle; they have a com
mon charge Of powder, single touch.hole
and a single cap. In each Of these cannon,
which are accurately bored and polished. a
piston Of cylindrical form is fitted, having
the same calibre as the cannon, carefully
turned, polished and creased. These two
pistons are united together. by on iron cord
Of wire when used with musket, or by an
iron chain from meter to hundred meters
in length when with cannon. The pistons
serve as projectiles, and when fired, they
straighten the chain between them. and NY
ing through the air. sweep every thing before
them.
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REMOVAL OF THE FLORIDA IsDIASs.-A dis
patch from Washington (Feb. Isl says: Al
the suggestion of several Southern gentle
men, the Secretary Of the Interior has re-
quested Gen. Luther Blake, Of Georgia, to
Join Col. Rector and Major Garrett, Indian
Agents at Tampa Bay, to aid in effecting the
peaceable removal Of the Seminoles from
Florida. The Generals influence with Billy
Bowlegs and his tribe, now OCCUPYING the
everglades Of Florida, warrants the beliefthat
ere long they will consent to join their bre'
thren west Of the Mississippi. sss
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upon the BODY Of the deceased. the result Of
which showed that thekcart had been COM
pletely burst asunder, Using death instant
ly.
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that he killed man on his way thither, but
the report is no, authenticated. Alarge force
was Immediately raised. and the animal pur-
sued. but at last accounts had not been iound.
The hyena formerly belonged to Van Am
burg & Co, aud is said To be the largest one
Of his species in America. lie had, we are
inforine,l, been reared in a cage. and had
always been considered as tame and peace
able as animals Of his kind can be rendered.
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THE DEEP RIVER MNERALs.-ThesS Stand
ard of Saturday publishes letter from Prof.
Emmons, giving an account Of whathe says
may be regarded as new kind Of iron ore,
found on the Tysor plantation on Deep
River.
The ore, saws Prof. Emmons. is Of dark
brown color in mass. in which respect il
closely resembles some of the hamatites,
but it is distinctly strati6ed like all other
sediments. The powder is an olive, in which
respect il differs bnth from the hamatites
aml specular ores as well as from the com.
mon magnetic ores. whose powder is black
But like the latter, il is strongly magnetic
and hence il is probable that its chemical
composition is not very unlike this valuable
ore. II differs from the common argillacr-
Gus ores oflhe carbonlierous system, in the
absence of alumina, and alsn in several other
particulars, and SO alsn. il differs from the
Blackband ore in IT, small proportion Of car
ban aud its brown c0lnr.
Chemical Analysis shows that the ore is
\ thus composc,l;---
been made from this ore, is remarkable for its
toughness. The ore curtains neither sui
phur, alumina, nor any other matter which
can diminish its value Tor the projection 81
/ iron in any Of It's forms: and il is considered
by Prnf. Emmons valuable addition to the
i Protoxlde of iron, go
! Wafer 800
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At Wethersfeld, Comm a day or two
ago, lad of twelve years climbed the light
ming rod of the Congregational Church spire,
one hundred and fifty feet high. His first
ascent was witnessed only by a younger
brother. To satisfy the incredulous the
youngster repeated his exploit several times,
and finally attached streamer to the letter
w. on the compass points.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

THE MILITARY.
II NpSET BLUES INDEPENDENT CORPs ARMORY
IL 4sl Broadway. New York. June d lSsSThs members
of hs hereby notified 70 assemble Monday
ksrnoon 2a ln at O'Clock precsely IN fall uniform for
parade BIZ order. THOMAS PRICE. CommsndanL
JoHS ". WHISKY, Orderly Sergeant
MILITARY NOTTCR-rHE MEMBERS or COMPANY
Nl y 4th regiment artillery hereby ordered 70
ne city this Sunday afternoon o'clock
fun Uniform for The % psyiug The lastrbue Of
syect late brother joan y. Mcdonnell His
funeral will ske place from No IS Main Brooklyn
two N. By order Of JAMES MCMAHON, Captain.
hiculrt NutouksS, Orderly Sergeant
CEsIOR VETERAN CORPS or lsI2-wfLL MEET AT
- he Of Allen aud f.udiow streets sunfay,
June z, Al ~ o.clock p NJ ., attend divae ssrv,e IN
boy a. N Methodist Episcopal church N Allen
betNrcey, IN Rev Mr. Rosch pastor Let
present. The Invitation ia 70 all ~ order Of
II. RAYMOND, Colonel.
ISAAC N. PHrrE. Adiutaut
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4 FRENCH MANUFACTURERS SALE
NEW AND MEGANr MANfnIAs.
Amounting, q cost In Paris 70 over million francs
Those most renowned fAbrtoauA,
Louis Victor Armand AMI Jean jacques LamontaSne,
saninople Europe New Orleans In
the United States having been forced 10 suceumb 70 the
Of the es the entire Assets Of their estate except
portion specially designed for the Russian market and which
viii be simultaneously disposed OF At st. Petersburg are
offered for public dAilibuaon the commodions and
No S6l BROADWAY,
Between Thonp sons and TAylors saloons by private bar
gain for limited period only These sales being instused
FRENCH COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
For the purpose Of declaring fourth and hnsl dividend 10
the kurope before Monday the I'd OF Au
gust the pricss In ost will DO merely nominal but
will be sold for less hao the amount Of customs Dues
ment for this city Is under deed Of sssignmentto
MR.. WILLIAM u. EsTEnkE,
Who has specially retained the above named spacious
premises for its efficient display and distribution
II consists in part Of - -.
Right hundred do do 80. 10
Fffteeu hundred superb do do. ....l2
eherche imported into this country nj from
Also upwards Of 1--WE thousand French mSnele with
two and three founees chiefly the produs OF the cec
brsed Channy looms and ranging in price from % 10 49,
Magnificent real guipure lace mantillaa.
Heal thread lace mantilias -
Heal Pusher lace mantillaa
Wholesale buyers only be wsted upsn previous 70 10
In the morning Terms sricly cash or before delivery
Observe the number, 6l Roadway bet Inompsons
and Tsy lor's saloona WILLIAM D. E5r1kRE
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WATCHES, JEwELRv. a.

DIANOrDq RuBrEe FMrRAfiDs, SkPPHIltE@
opas and pearis bought for cash; hghe- price, gyes
BIZ Mr. UNgER 5l7 broadway, opposite the ~ N9hoss nj
tel Onloe hours q 10 II ~ and 10 D p N. - scverM
large diamonds for sale cheap BY Mr. UN0Eh DIE
opposite IT. Nicholas Hotel.
THO IMPORTERS OF FINE WATCHES AND JEwFfEY.-
ui evrhange a store, dwelling house and 10Y in the
best business part 81 this city, for oe above Waol
prsces for the value m 1900 Address A. Br leWeicr,
khssham sauare Post once, No ssens need apply.
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

WANES AND A1A4OO1<S.
1erH wARD-aENrLxxES LIVING Up TOWN WILL
and sles By The measure toby sIss. lager bier
Sewoc rs NinS AVENUE sornsr rSsasy ioarS street
" su,sbie for family and hotel use Al reduced prices Z.
snit The timss Brsndies GIN jamaica bourbon and
s a. for ssis FIJI Is
II 1ou wAss TO CIT PURE IMPORTED WINES
irsoSs ns@ sore No 60 wsssm ID. between Pine and
Al snaa o. p s s'.q sconn ale - ~ me
house Nos souiS g Stone sirse,s Beaver
MILES SCOTCH ALE. FOR FAMILY USE, IN BoxRs
:, s SSso or ee son b. VIZ ssa
pERsoNs GOING TO THE COUNTRY FOR THE Sum
mer who are critical In their taste can mske selection
brands Engsh and Scotch sles aud porter wopd and glass
Messenger CO. IS fSilon sres b. KIRK ss III
psriner) proprietor.
ST s. 10 SELL ros ossI FIVE
Any Offer solicited very decided bargain viii be
given. Terms cash Address Bargain, Dor 10 Herald ocs.
CLO11uNG. &c.
ANY QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CIornINa
n wanted for the city and Western MARKETS.. Gentlemen
By calling At the store addressing X Murray t95 Pearl
Any QUANTITY. or eEyrLEMFN;s LIFT OFF
for which fifty per their supp 1sed value will
be paid W calling At the store addressing Thos d. Conroy
i6 Centre street
GOOD ASSORTMENT or READY MADE MfSsFs
n and boys clothing, be had Mrs. ROBERT LY
ONs 26snh avenue Ladies' who wish to buy cheap,
OBTAIN what they require by calling early, selling
OF hs summer sto,k reasonable prices before the fouri
OF July Z6 SIKH avenue between Seventeenth and Egh-
teeth streets.
Chsr. orr oIoTHTro-ss0@ woRTR WANTED
" ty per cent more than 10 given BY others can be OBJ
S *
Chatham.
Go mn WORTH or NEW AND OAsr orr 90 cI
DO'UVU ing wanted, and CITY per cent given ia Iesfy
cash than elsewhere by o the store ~ address,
ng VIM Walsh. IS Centre street cofncrbf Duane street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND FUyI-
ID tire pAohnR establishment Ill and lis West Eleventh
street. between ffh and furniture OF
every description moved with the crre furniture
boxed and shipped part the and wagons
for removal Of furniture 70 any par, Of The country
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WARS CoNCrNYRArrp KxrRACr OF Roots,
N fer mailing bis cei-b~ated root bscs-Drus dsA -
te ~ vesseb roo beer nakerr provrieto II
prfvats families win nnd z ther sdvantass tAa
nI fresh ks.ly and ssiicu. leverage b1. nssA chez.
boles csnta - osxls and u eash making IT, al
Gaoas Of beer. General esps< ~ Hpdssa rssE 80 -
woutd vus
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Z = FOR TwENTY-FoUR LESSONS IN DRAWING OR
ID French private pupils attended ther Sn residence
or % be sdverrser J. g. ia Court erect Brooklyn
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IMPORIANT.-DR. THOMAS TILToN HAS RETURNED
from he last and West and prepared receive
patients at No. ITO Spring Oace hours from A
10 Cures guaranteed o. the worst any csse Of
consumption asthma, bronchitis enlarged orss cough.
heart disease liver comp snt dyspepsia &c Special
ton. with paid sisoDs and piles
Medicine sent By express everywhere Letters answered
promptly.
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DUSTY YOUR BIooD,-rHE eREAr SUMNER NE.

DR. KIRBv'a TONIC Bf-rERs
eposcd entirely OF and herbs cure Tor the
rsovs and AL diseases sIsnE from
IkPURE STATE or III. BLOOD
II ipvusby indigestion or or. oi sppeus
80 of IN. face debility ods coughs bronchitis snd AL dis
~ ~ fruo A. niudicious Of mercury. Ladies'
of copsumpve habs. and such a. Ms debisied are
~. =, Ma drug BOG Grand street. corner OF
49,, prfce only 81 cents large bottle.