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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-02
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NASniNGr"N, becHmber l9.--ln the Sen
ate, 4 resolution ioprint tie report ofthc
commissioner OF Public Lands in tpreign
languages, Tor distribution at !hc patS cX-
h!h.'ion was introduced.
Mr. Harris from the "Wiic;ary Commil
zee. reported mihn the IiouS" Bill urov:d.
ing for an additional session ot 'Ic ioriiath
smI "necee,iaE Eon"rs%aes on The III, 70:
Narrl' win hh "'Ec!!umrnl striking ont the
s"ccad section and n:ceitainng. "'rhat 10
person who was Il meuihcr ol tic preyion..
Nnn@r'Ei S,'H!! receive "nY compensation na
ml.tn,!c !nr S'ing to or returning from The
"hhN"hHi session provided i"r IN III. h.!l. >
resolution "a3 adopted, calling uDon
"a '''"t"iatT oE The Interior for igfo.nn
u )" as ~ $npi"ea pnraha>ci for lmdiau.
""''M '"n pat Jrar.--Mi'"Iacr tAcy were
P"'iH."". IN "Inh MaiNei. ~,
ia '"c 'i'"SH, 'H'"n IM'1dnccd = bill,
S"i'!''Sheh'''% 20 -" :Sft OF ..ptii, lShi, to
i.'''"'' ~. r'A,'H"% q. hrTo!"iiol2rT peu-
Si"htr7 ''''irc" - Nom"iiitcc on Revolt.
'oni'! "n",o"'' nc Oil makes INC Act
anptI - All 'hr SHrF!yinS widows Of soldier
OF nc "cN"'Nhoh' ~ s-tW1pcl hca't
"yh:'r" ""E'c;rN " "s'a'r'n"nt made iH
,''h GA ""n""!' Fe.''!Ec - "Gii;.a" mN'e
~ '''I = 'N}.n%F o' i."n CAROLINA oH -,
MoNeFn"r o' '.AnHaScr' iHr the rc"Son "a
h,'l"' NI'"oh' !''a'e'r" III 'Ae io"nAt Sta 9
'"' h''!' ';''r'"1 ""t OF me i'Gl!"r!AaEcG
O., o., 'h.h''fH "n'io& ,'risr Cen StoncnHn
+! nc i''fsSAi I"ilh5 'apNt.Ent ol .,V.'iit Caro-.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-02
CAUSES OF THE DECLINE.

From Tic circular before no. per-
crivc there is a decline il Liverpool,
caused from Tie following telegraph re.
port from New York FR ,crp:s from
all ihc ports, f,r Inc week ending Oc,o.
her 26, $4,000 bales (against $4,000,
1000, and $1,000 three proceeding
wccks.) Crop accounts better; white
frost, but no damage" 1t is very naL,..
raj that eally receipts should be large
in respect to the total crop when we
rake into consideration the following
circumstances ''Thc necessities of the
people compel them to send it. in.
mcliatcly to market, and take what they
can get for it. Many were dcsliluc Of
means and bad to pledge for provisions
anil supplies their crops, TO be delivered
in O,tobcr anil November. Some here
sold their Cotton last Spring to an agent
representing Northern and European
capital for 20 cents a pound. to be dc
livcrrG in New Oflrans in November,
he planters paying all taxes and cxp.n.
scs IN shipping, and upon their lai!'iro
! TO do so at the specified time, everything
they had, even their lands, according to
the bond they had entered into, could
be soll in thirty days. Again, it takes
less time to gather and scnlto market
small crop than a large one. Formerly
when full crop, We're made, the picking
season extended into January, but now
with one-lonrth crop, II can be moved to
market in ono fourth Of the tlmc."
stated that the United States would
require one million bales for home con-
sumption. ] suppose this to be the case
from tho fact that wo consumed Of the
crop of Is5SlS5o, 77l,9l7 ls50.lSG0
Sl0,362 lS60-lSGl, GG0,35O.
From Tie increased number Of cotton
mills built in the North, and to some cx.
tent in tho South, and the increase Of
population, do not think the home con
sumption will bc less than tie amount
stated.
AMOUNT OF PRESENT CROP TESTED WITH
CROP OF 1850 AND 1860.
According to Cornwall g. Zorega's s
New York circular, tho receipts of tho
crop of 1859 and 1860, at all''hc ports,
from SEPTEMBER latto Dccelnuor Isl, 3
months, was l,2l3.000 which was a6s
per cent of the total Drop, which was g.
675,770, tho largest evor made. Tie
receipts Of tho present crop tom all the
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currcncc--that Ne&&r>. Charles i.
i.pwncs, +. j. Pclva@, and 4. ".
Marshall be appointed pro>ics to rep.
resent the stock held by ihe state IN
the Blue Ridge Railroad Cumprny u'-
Ill thc mex regular session OF the
Gcucral Assembly.
Adjourned.
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An act to extend the charter of the

branch OF their Road FROM some point
81 thciv main trunk West Of Saiuda
River to connect wi,l thc South Caro-
lima Railroad ut or Fast Of Aiken.
IN act to provide artificial legs for
all citizens Of the state who have lost
their lo@s during the recent war.
-Nn set to authorize The transfer to
Che Columbia and Augusta RNil load
Numpany Of certain stocks lrlH hy ihc
'ta;n, anil TO authorize the s,,tarautc,
hy tho State o;thc ion,l:. oIsuii Com
panJ'.
IN act to provide ror lhc appoint
ncmt Of additional @:"Gi,,ra;,, Tor the
Districts OF Oransc1urg, Collcton,
Richland, Sumter, I;cxington, Niaren-
don, Darlington and NhncGcld.
.\n act to authorize tlc Su!uof the
jail lot il, Sumter District.
> An acc to alter and amcnl an ac5
cntitl@l San act 70 lend the name and
credit Of tAo state TO thc lucpnyillo
ana Columbia Rail Road Company in
IL" adjustment Of th"ir Ncht"
.\n, act to renew and extend the
charter Of tho Aietholist Hanoyolcnt
Society, Of |h"yi2%toN.
IN act 10 YcHw!Isc elections Tor
Neit"r@oAia'Fc" ~ N2A%r".5.
.\u ac5 ,oVrpri6c TOR doclictne con-
>tiyWt'on"i en>'& III me toNri o. !s:ihta.
IN Hrt - Inr"rT1raIn tue Charles
t2h ana t''eriU& E.ran f"cHot t2mpA-
nI.
M act 20 Mrpfpn'a;e tao Ho"jh
Carolina 'to"n ANA rust CoMnAn;.
, actto repeat i!'o C%Hr| h"#' 81
ems St&.2.
~ 'v' 20 @''of M" am 'Hd "a ne;
oA'l,i"l "Hn"2t (" amend thH csart@r
Of t"@ NaIhnUa Insurance Company, of
i"Mr''SIof'"
~ 3"1 to lroH!!,Ie fof ne ad"'s'i'"h
IN cII"nnco o'"j!.3 wa'c IL th9 exc
.""'ion .! I p2"N'
M act to aN,"1T!1c tho issue Of
ho"HS or &t"cN - n2y am@lt' que tEH
contractors soT inAroic% WORK OF new
, ~ tiDn@e.
an Aet y rNl"'he thc ctiaHcr OF Inc
Cir!''r$t'" FtFe COMPANY, CT x. AsNHmrn.
y" ~, T" "N''H' l;e ,''''9 ~ "''cA
10 rrc"f' lost Instruments ~ Wr'''t'%.
an 'l", !" aver me S''',H%' 81 NC
'"n''@o' ''''" "'''''A 'A' f.'"'3F'' CIR
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Nh 'hr'acy '''o'" we o"h'ii,5 ol IN
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h'''n:, NnN'. '"''"' 10 'hH S'V'F". states
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The Gtatomcnt OF Mario on which 1n,Ht.
was Awe3to l..


SnrHt j: II Frrugh CaManian nmncd ~
Marie lie was formerly Union Soi,lir,.
and afterwards served in the pap:,l Houayc,
Both lie aud Surrat. il is alleged, were ii,
! inTc with tho same lady in Nasllrrlgn, &,'.l
81. Marie betrayed Suw0t Through jealousy.
, The following il satto be- tho affidavit u'
! 81. Marie on which Surrut was arrested
while Sowing as a 'arnl %nuHyc. il v Ii
| be Scca tie traitor TO his friend Swcars 2cJ
only I" al hc rrctc,EE to know, la, -
| what he hcli2srs and masijc~. lie a!.n
| araUcS Lice:
4 was living in Ma.ylap!, al Il sma.
village called iilangowan. or Little Texns
| about twenty five OF thirty miicS from Hai,j
more, where was engaged ~ teacher ior
| D2ti2a Of about five moG,ha. N,cn AMI
here rot acquainted With L"wi, T. Wci,1
man anl john II. Suvratt, who came ~
| that locality to pnyn visit TO tie parish
priest. At that first imtcry.w 81 great deal
wa, said obo", thc war and slavery, The SEN
| imcnts expressed by ,hc2c two individuals
| being mere shan $cccsSioniSt. IN thcc i.rao
| of the conversation, J remember Surr,'t {,
| have said ihat President iiuculu wuuIl &c.
! aini.y pay fov all the mcn that were slair
| iurim2 the WAY. About urou,Ii N!tnc I,
movc'itp Washington, az hr ius,igAt'gn o.
| Of Wcichlnln, and got s'uaton a# v,,.'.
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| hu,wn ull.r III. na~.. orJsaa WuI.gH.
| rccogni.ea Aim hc.or? la u.y). lnm..N'.
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5IOECo S, G, yVEDN ASEDAY MORNING. JANUARY g 1867

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-02

a young man belonging IL ST I.ouis rc.i
Gently wrqio to Mr.. Greeley, Of New York
Iritnnes to use his influence ia oBtainmg n
situation for linn Inrcply3tl.erclo,. llornce
wrote:
ss"New York. is just cntoring np6n thss;n.
tcrcsting process OF starving QUO 20D, 900
people whom way and irredecmab!c paper
have driven hither. II is ippoSaible 10 re
ceiyc and cmpioy iaoio ll!t!,cse aro gone"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-02
SEN .AIn.

YyNSD.u, DECNvNNR l8, 1896.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-02

A correspondent Of tho Now York Uerold,
writing from Concord n. c.. under date OF
December 10, says t!at tho gold mining
fever is becoming imminent in that section
Old California minors pronounce tic Meth
Carolina mines far superior in wealth TO
those Of California. Largo numbers OF
capitalists had arrived from TIC North, an,
many of the mines were beiNg prepared ior
rc.opcning and re-worAing |
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-02

Tho Cotton Chop Causes Of tho Failure
Comparison o. Sock AMI Price -CAlso
Of tho D9olino.
y correspondent Of III" NO. C,.cc.
cW writing !roM Carroll county, Mis,is
slrri, gives the following as The reasons
for he failure ul The cotton crop:
!. y lIsa area Of planted land, prob
"hIy not more lhan two thirds.
,. Land badly prepared previous to
planting, resulting from deficient plow
stock, common and cid farm implements,
aud the general bad condition Of planta-
tons, dilaplaicd hv tIe war.
3. bad stands or def supply
OF cotton rlan,s on The ground planted,
resulting from old and defective seed.
4. The general vet spring, the rains
extending INTO juno, causing much Of
The best low lands 10 be ovcrilowcd and
as consequence the rcpl,,nting Of The
crop.
). y !ici"at labor Of thc freedmen.
They cou!l moi be pushed, as formerly.
in the cr.i, OF ;hn crop, which Is in
working it Inc FIRST time, and c!cnni,:s it
well and N ca,ly time.
6. a slight dro!lh succeeding The
Spring rains, causing the embryo DOLLS to
fall from the stalk.
T. General rains for week or ten
days il The latter part Of August and
first part Of September, causing a second
growth, and the lower bolls, then Just
beginning 10 open, to rot
s. Tnc destruction of ii portion OF The
crop By worms which were produced hy
the long period hot. sultry, wet wealth.
or. They did much tamagc to the late
and rcplan;cd cotton, eating not only The
leaves but the yonng and unmalurrd
bolls. The carly planted anil matured
cotton they Injured but lilllc.
COMPARISON OF PRICES AND STOCK ON
The same correspondent writes: Now
the great mystery viii, nc is The present
price Of Cotton compared with the price
last year.
The quotation in Liverpool October
9th, 1866, is Lid. for American Md.
ding uplanda For same time, 1865,
2id.
am no Cotton SPECTATOR, but bro
ken merchant, having done business
seventeen years previous to the war, and
meyer bought bale OF Cotton on spccu.
lnton. But i'll new had the means
would invest it IN Cotton at the present
prices, on speculation
And | viii give my reasons. have
before me file ofIlivcrpool New Or.
leans and Bremen Cotton circulars The
latest Liverpool circular bears date No.
vcmbcr ID, 1866. From this / learn
that tho stock OH hand OF all descriptions,
American, India, Egyptian, Brazil, etc,
at date Of circulars is Cos. lG0-- last
year of the same time 323,070 showing
an increase of stock this year 342, 900.
Now this increase is more apparent than
real, for thoro is now 10000 bales less
nt sea for Great Britain Than thore was
ono year ago at this time, which deduct
ed from $40, 900 leaving o3, $50 as the
real increase Of stock. From this oircu-
lar learn thar Groat Britain ton months
from January Isl, to November ID, re-
ccivel from The United States, l,O5S,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-23
0MlO.

CINCINNATI, May -.
A COLLATION. occurred thls incoming, near
Cleve, ooewosa - Ohi0 ed Mississippi
train, going west, ard Illinois Cen. rL and
l.. trais. bcund east. Boeh, esgtnes .verc
badly injured. The engineer q the |. q.
and L. train was seriously ia1a6eds md
come Of the other employees on both tsoins
were sfightly injured.
ClaciSxAsI, May 2s.-In the Psssbytsti.
IN General Assembly yesterday, the report
Of the committee Of ten on contested seats
and declaration and testimony, was discuss
ID at great length. and occupied the greater
part Of the session.
Rev. Thes. d. Hoover, of Cranberry, N.
j., . member Of the General Assembly died
here yesterday.
l.. Wood. u Massachusetts,, engineer Of
the lndispapclis train which collidsd with
the Ohio 4 Mississippi train yesterday died
last night from injuries received in the acci>
dent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-23

WAsuIn0roA, D. G.. Nay S9.-1xssscss
from lSstse s0celved BY the Counissioaef
Of the 0enesal Land O1os, from n. nav.
den. recently appointed 70 make 0eclogi.
cal survs9 of Glbsea1E4 says that II. Meok
l6ft some ~ go for fows 70 tiacs lie coal
bsds iato uebsa1ks1 eaAlng nR 0sllno with
him. l shAil Dlsrt h . week with my out.
1t complete. SpeaklnG Of SONS photographs
he wants from parts 81 the aSc6ives Of sur.
vey, he says Of Sioux Falls: These Falls
form the finest water power in the West,
and will, At some future period, be OF I'm
mense value.
WAsaIoroN. May 22-The next Treasury
monthly statement will chow . slight In
crease In the public debt, owing to the large
amount, ST, 600 600. recently paid a. inter
est, and small receipts of interest received.
estimated not 10 exceed $15 100000. twill
however. be largely increased In June, the
income being then dine.
Confidence Is expressed in the Treasury
being able to meet all accruing oblignltons,
and no probability tina. the Treasury will
be embarrassed
A letter from New Orleans says thu the
recent run on the City National Bank,
caused them to pay out in two days $780,.
600, on deposit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-23

1cSon, - = 800 r. 49,.
Sos7al - ~ 116eT1k3 60 II -
CCayono1oa lhia }n&6nine nofmn1 - -.
- MlAe - 20 Hn1nlo
re q $3.50 IL ~ Id yose. -.
~ 10. 49,. - - ~ ~
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y ~. =. 49,. ~ vs3 -. NJ
Z. m 49, RI Z r. rel ssous 8
+; ~ ss sNped.
r--s.< q "a. ~ ~ - s.irl1A $40 8
u ~. ecna2TlSl 2 - a.
~ - y -. - 49, IIo1[lu6Se ~ 1870
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-23

month";, May 22-Ex Mayor wi.hers, in
a letter to Colonel Sheppard, says he sub
mits to argument 0f bayouets and vscstea
his office. He adds, he was elected to Of
flee while psrolod prisoner, and was moi
allowed by the military to discharge it,
duties until he had been pardoned by the
President, and had taken an oath n support
the Constitution end Government. He eay .
during his continuance in oflce he has moi
been untrue To the letter and spirit of tho
oath. and sOlemnly protests against the inn
putation implied By his removal He, In
form Kindness and confederation Win which
he had boen tseoted.
MoBiGs, Nay S9-Orders were issued
THE sveaine, BY direesios Of Moor 0eneSal
Pope. depoetne the present Mayor end Chic
VI Police. and appointing 0uslavus Horton
Mayor and Col. Dimon, Chief of Police.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-23

- W. Z - lsQses 30 y g bsdy. ED
~ 49, Ssvel. soS greatly laeiiitssee - Pre-
s,;:, =: ::: :. !. s: !. i.
~: =: ). ~: s.s'.s ss:;s a.:
sssiss a. ~ p3e5lla elae1 lAsul6 g IL
~ skSsss11y - M -. - Ss1slGl!sy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-23

Co0oamnno11 W0r11De. >
By Telegraph May =. !.
E,ur- -Firmss hut unshesRed
| WAea.-Firmsr but unchanged.
Osrn-Activo and highef, closing at ~. fer
0ss-Opsnsd dnll closing armss. All aers
| ac,i,e AZ 74c.
| R-e-Unchaega1.
| uncGenged.
| Wh,aky-Dull end prices nominal.
Pcvisions-U nshanged and qaist.
Lad-issls
chicago Lave seek Slarlsse.
by fclssrspx.] Nay -.
C.ttls-RseeipsA. 50 ears; choice = prime
s.o0s. -; fsif - 9sed. 7.060s.se; semnee
v nsdiuQ, 5.75U1.ee.
s f.ir . sSea se;: ss.!s. : =.
shesp-isesipss, ~ ssrs; 80 = eA.lss, T.
s6ss.lb; sonaasa - fair, 6.loo7.ls.
new HorR Maraee.
riour-i50ise. ls~sr .. eoanoa Esise
ll6S4is;eo ~ estra sssAe, 'Aee - nels'1
"" whss ~ Qsle.. com.Ass grades declining.
corn-2GSe. better, 1.l60l. = 20 for uoW 0ixe6
waters !; LIS fer ola Il sesrs.
0sts-A sha9s Araes. asln.
P oa1, q Z. n: "a ss.soe''eo sssssss;
Lard-Iisn, ls,<ois,< for sss.
New York msnsy Nlarlkee-
;; sss:';; ::ss:s-. ....,.. ..-.-.,., Ny :
| Gold-I3s}f.
/ Bonds 500, couposs. q -. les>{Ql. ~ /;
" Ca. 1.o55k; Of az. l.0sx ssw, 1.oe3<; tet0s
4 is5kMe9E, 7:S0s, tsst sertes l.e6xs saA9s
.05N.
New York Censral--es
Erie Preferred, 710s2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-23

CARPRSTERs AND BUILDERS. O.
~ Drsdy, bstwsea sixth ed Seventh stssseDt
solicit shsfs Of the patreeage q ~ peopls..
,romisine entire saGisfastion = 4 vAo favor -
Nth their patronage.
Plass and ess,nsass for I'll hiaAD Of Bedding
Materials iusnishsd pfonpsly ~ = rsasonshss
Ijriees.
feb DIT MUCEke BEAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-23
FEVER AND AoUR-INTRkM1T.
TENTS CENTRALLY.

ybv0 Asp Asus. unfortunately. IL toe wide
y ksewn By experincs " render . heightened
deeesiptiea Of its q mptems nscetfary.
Il order 70 escsps lever end sgus In anv re-
gion u il only necessasy 10 tortify The ~ stem
ssaiass samospheric poison BY ths regular use Of
Mostcttcr's stomach Bitters
Dy Mis- means II Ssnges IL avoided. some
rules have exceptions: this hss none. SO sure-
y ~ the blTTkRS ars taken o. . preventive,
90 surely viii the Individual Who adopts Me
psseanton b exsupted from the pains snd psa
altiss Of one Of the most harvasaine .complsiuto
TO which the dwsllsrs in unhealthy districts are
subgectsd. A. remedy, tho preparation hes
70 sqsal. whhset setaiiiag ~ u The unplsss-
mt and 1snoerees sonssQusncea which secOm.
pany esd follow The nse 81 qsiaias. u breahs up
ihs parsxysns ~ rapidly iDteses ths ssresath
sfthe cesva'essspt n The preparation had no
eahsr nssiS tSan isAWondssfal elBsscy ~ pre-
vsstive 81. cd ssrs tss, tstsrnittsnt isvsf. y
voa1A - . est1e16 o. the 0spt nsceeeity ID oil
new sstl1e@sats, aa1 low, massby districts -
A11'te Ihis ~ value - s1emachio asd IN anti
bilIoue agsnA sal WAe viii vsstuse 70 gsinssy
Y si...s 2 - yesl - plass snssg ksHs
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Thsss Drops ere sctsotiacallv compounded auid
vespasalion, ed bstsse sAan sny lls. Powdsss, -
Nosssns. 49, tiquiA, thss ssaioa y direct aad
poeiAlvs, fsaAssine No. relIsb,s spssdy and -.
III spscAe l tbs eass - u, obstssctiens ana ssp-
psssoos q sasasA Their popslasiAy y indcsted y
- lscs tAsA ovss lesns bottles 80 annually ~
snd cuessnse ~ - laAass Of Ne unIssd sealss,
evesg 90 % when spsak In The stssaNsse tsens q
pssBs heis assss merits Thsy aSs sass1ly tahins
The psss every eshss Female Rsasdy. - eoa-
a1sss1 - - whe know auoAs of then. ~ eases
sses - nost iafaliibls pspssaasna y ~ wess1.
jos ~ ~ lsAale comolalnos. ~ ss0ovd d
Ill 0es1faco1sss u aatase. 80 ~ pssoSAon y
hsalsh rseslas1v and ssssaGeA. REpiiss eissssion1
eating whsa Neg may - sasa. and sxp,asisg vhea
- ~ shouSa ~ euM uoe b. ussl viii
OF predicting s0ssss eoaaeaU 70 nstnrs's eAosca
iass. Win - Asn1 saesesD1 SolAed ~osnd saeh bot
-. NTH ~ wroDsa stgna1nsU - Joum l. lves with
or w11sA noao ~ genu1ne.
psspsssd " ~. john L LYON ~ OAapsl D.
Nsw Hsvsa, COaa.. va - Be soasllosa selhss pss-
sooally. - y neo (oneDeae stompl euoeesu1ni all
pdvq1c dlho9e0 81 lsmAis weaknesses.
M " psasgists everywhere.
Oeasfai Agents sos tho Q. Q. asd Cnalss.
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10 1890 - Nesld.
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w. ovsa4 s1Glosaelvs ~ lsae sioss ssaasssA Il
seeDesFd aslkiss sss esnpiaiass VI Ne daess.
tivs seonss - ~ liver. = ~ psFts " the
WssnsA hs1spAsss; Ut \ u - ~ dsessvei-
| y - eAssasa = pfsvss.lve Of epldsmies. and
~ vesisus diserdsss ssssrassd BY malaria
81 iapuss waAss.
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- q ~ peepoea1ien alSse NE cuss he's been
eosslsA . : pssystsal saesesssd saeinsa The 70.
eussesso = ~ syopesoa o. this arcoans
oeay in1e)ligeot oe1bsss d ne faculty have
abe.lsosa n ne s1sesoeypsd prsssripttcss o.
aessl success, sA9isister THE popular tonic.
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IessekDll hsnsdy isr Dyspspsla

= ~ 0oUo1nab)o vN1oo - ~ Americas oeople.
] - dlssrasss iavelvs greater su6crieg and.
n ~ u ieesof ioosdisaeiy dangerous, u n the
Sosoeusses aaA ssesss n isany deadly mslsdies.
Bueovsa " u I'D aoe ssad 20 shceten life which
u uoaoubAedly dese-ths nsatai and ply stoal
:s re .s,ss ssc Tn's ,sssisvs
reasou wAy 10 pelns should BE- spared In the Of.
fort 70 pssvent cad cure u.
Phys1eeaas. = gsaefai rule, samis shss no
6ieecso dives tho0 % much trouble % dyspep-
~; but tAsy eatrieuts the dilcalty d curisE u
70 The unwllltpgnssa 81 their patients 70 aesn
asa ~ hebll6 whlch oeeessss y. such = y.
esssive epplisstlos 70 busiAees haaalnsss In eat.
ting. As., Il. n IL % asabe tsYs that The best
tsseamsnt q . eeQqtuoAe nav Sail - csre u. u
NE paliene refuses - ssssesso eomaasa pro-.
deuce. But y b also true Inst Whas Ne called
he sGsiol rsnsdiss Sbs dyspspsis % not undss
aay sisssssaAasess psoauos lsrnssest relief, :
o. ~ sehee hsaA, = = tast ssoaolsshsd By
shsuseeds q csslilshle witsessea. vhoss tssti
nsay y simply ststsasss = their sws erper
looeeo, that