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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
New Advertisements.
49,
176O.--l867.
Century
800 ADAY.

wehaye adopted he plan Of putting moRsy
hCEErpRY TOBACCO To- induce consumers
totuss1t knowing thatiti only Necessary for
then 70 Hyait . trial to become fully satisfied
rpf 10 HeriS, 70 pronOunes IL THE BEST
FINE CUT MADE. We VIII continue 70 efar
nized.
We are making the CENTURYf from selections
Of the very choicest old Leaf. and have devoted
every care toits manufaetuFe. It g free from
Gle OF CHEWING TOBACCO.
On MondAysS We win placein onepapera 9To0
U. s. Note. On Tuesdays. In two papers. $50
each. On Wednesdays. nfTe papers. sac each.
On Thursdays. in ten papers. $40 each. On
Fridays. in twenty papers. s. in each. AMI on
Saturdays. in fifty papers. 80 each. in all cases
Issuing GENUINE q. S. GREENBACKsto the
amount of $i00a day.
/ The finders Of these GRRENBACKS-by
sendingus their namess address, and numbers
Of he bIlls, viii be presented with packages OF
found.
This house has been established for over =
Hundred Years. and has always sustained .
for honesty and fair dealing, which
puts to flight all doubts, If any should exist, a.
to the genuineness Of this enterprise.
THE CENTURY TOBACCO can be had IN
large Quantities At Manufacturers prices. Of A.
+. Mitchell, IS Central St. Boston; B. a. Van
schsick. 10 Is; Front IT,. Philadelphia Foy 4
ley, " west Second st., Cincinnati.
Price list sent on application 70
p. & 6. LORELLARD,
GEstsblishsd IN ISL
Ie Chambers St. =. =.
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Special Notices.
Consumption Durable by DE
Schenck,s Medicines.

Consumption Durable by Dr
Schenck's Medicines.
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must
be prepared so that the lungs viii heal. To ac-
complish this. the liver and stomach must first
be cleansed and an appetite must be created for
good wholesome food. which by these medicines
will be digestsd properly, and good healthy
blood made; thus building up the constitution.
ScHKNCKss MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach efalI mucous aceumulations. and. By
using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection. the ap-
petite Is restored. s
SCHENCK'S PULM0NIC SYRUP is nutri-
tious as well a medicinal. and. By using the
three remedies. all impurities are expelled from
the system. and good wholesome blood made.
which win repel all disease. II patients will
take these medicines according to directions.
Consumption very frequently in its last stage
yields readily to their action. Take the pills
frequently. to cleanse the liver and stomach
1t does not follow that because the bowels are
costive they are not required, for sometimes in
diarrhea they are necessary. The stomach must
be kept healthy. and an appetite created to al
low the Pulmonic syrup to act on the respira-
tory organs properly and allay any irritation
Then all that is required to perform q perma-
dent cure is. to prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the rooms as much as possible. eat the
richest food-fat meat. game. and. in fact. any
shing the appetite Graves; but be particular and
masticste well I'd. wk. 60. m. l u.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
RESOLUTION

raHs-H - OA4OA H |
RslstiYs 70 an Emsndment Of the &c nstitution.
groyidtng for the extension Of the Elective
Resolved b. the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio. Three-ffths Of the menberS
electsd 10 each house agresing thereto, That II
pc and u hereby proposed to the electors Of chs
stste 70 vote at the next annual October cleo
iiDn upon approved or rejection Of the following
atnendment a. 3 substitute for the first Section
Of the hlfh article Of the Constitution Of this
State. to wit : EVER male citizen Of TIE Uuitsd
States Of the ageof tWenty-one years, who shall
have been . resident Of the State Oneyea NEXT
preceeding the election, and Of The eounty.
township oil. ward IN which he resides, such
time - may be provided By law, except such
persons as have borne arms in support Of any
insurrecdon or rebellion against the Govern
ment Of the United States, or have fed from
their places of residence to avoid being drafted
into the military service thereof; or have de-
serted the military or the naval service OF said
Government in time of war, and have not sub-
s~eQuently been honor8bly discharged from TIE
same-shGu have the qualifications of an elec-
or, tand be entitled TO vote at all elections.
BID. A. PARR0TT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ANDREW q. MBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April 8. 1857. lAprils.
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No. Is Nassau street, Gew YeFk,
Buy and sell At mGtkpt rates Six PERI cent Bonds
81 1881; Fiye-TWentz Bonds. al series Tan
Forty Bonds; SeVsn-Thirt1 Vote, N serseG;
Compound Interest Notes. and Gold and Silver
Coin.
Converts all series Of T-s0 Notes intb ne New
Consolidated $40 Bonds at best market fake.
Execute orders for purchase and sale Of all
miscellaneous securities. lE'
est on halsnees subject to check & sight
Makes collections on all accessible points.
All sSu e Of GoVa-nnent Securities credited
or remitted for. on. receipt, at market rates.
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PAINTS G~r FARMERS.

AhD OTHERS. The GRAFTON MINERAL
PAlhTCOMPAEY are nov manuhcrurfng the
Best, ChSzpest and most Durable Faint In use;
Two coats well put on. mixed with pare Linsoei
W, viii last 20 to Is years; It sOfaligh brown.
ed TO green. lead, stone. olive. drsb or cream.
TO suit the taste Of the consumer. It Il YaluR-
BE for Houses. Barns. Fences. Agriculturai
Carriage. and car.mAkers. Pals
Roofs, dt being Fire and Water proof. Bridges,
Burial Cases. Canal Boats Ships ant. Ships
Bottoms, Floor OIL Cloths, lone Manufacture
having used 5000 bbls. the pastyesr.1 sud as .
durability, elasticity, and adhesiveness. Price
S. per Dbl. Of 800 lha-. Ehieh will supply q far
mer for years to come. Marrantedin all. cases
as above. Send for 3 circular, Which gives fan
particulars. None genuine unleSf branded in
4 trade marx Graften Mineral Paint. Address
DANIEL BIDWELk Proprietor, 81 PsArl-st-,
New York
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New Advertisements.
,DROPosED AMENDMENT to
III THE CONSTITUTION.

TIE STATE OF OHIO,
Office Of the Secfetary Of State. ~
]. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Seeretsry Of
State Of the Stats Of Ohio, DO hereby certify
that the folloEingis true copy Of sjoint reso-
luton passed By toe GsAeral Assembly Of the
State OF Ohio. on the 9Th day of April, A. ID.
once
In Testimony. Whereof. IhEve hefsunto sub.
scribed my name and ahxed tia Great
lSealJ Seal Of the State Of Ohio. at Columbus,
the 9Th day 0 fApfil, A. D, 1867.
VIZ. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

"Haveyour cabbages tender heartsi"
asked a woman of a costermonger.
They can't have anything else mar'm,'
was the reply, "for they've been with
me crying about the streets all the
morning"
An hishmRn being in one of our city
churches, where the collection ap pa-
ratus resembles an election box, on its
being passed to him, whispered in the
carriers ear that he was not naturalized
and could not vote but that he was
ready to make a speech.
Why is a newspaper ike an army p
Because it has leaders, columns and re-
views.
A gushing rebel of the female per-
sGasion. sent the following heart-rend-
ing lines to her warrior lover. They
were found in . captured letter:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

WC4O AO0a& AZ SNRbaAO0 4OSSS
IishArd for yn'uns tn live in camps
lis hard for yu'unst TO fight the Yanks.
Ifs hard for yu'uns an, We'uns topart..
But yu'Gns all knO yu'uns got we'un harts
A minister travelling through the
provinces some years ago, asked an old
lady on whom he called, what she
thought Of the doctrine of total depraY-
itYi "0h / think it a good doctrine,
if peoplS would live up to it"
Daughter" said a fond mother.
whom the oil speculation had made
aristocratic, ehas Mr.. Brown proposed
TO youf" Yes, ma" exclaimed the
daughter, "he proposed that we go out
this evening and get some raw oysters"
The Democrats say that u national
debt was made all to free the "nigger."
1t was, on the contrary, made to whip
the Democratic party into subsection
to the government.
Mrs Partington says the noise in
courts is ocossioned by lawyers fling
reasons for new trials.
In q window of a shop in an obscure
part of London is this announcements:
Goods removed, messages taken, car
pets beaten, and poetry composed on
any subject"
An editor in Ohio refused to speak to
the toast woman" on the ground
that woman wa able to speak for her
self, and any man who undertook to do
it for her would get into trouble.
A good sort of q man in Maine was
/ recently asked to subscribe for q chan
delier to the church. "Now," said he,
whats the use of q chandelier? After
you get it you can't get any one to play
on it"
A colored lady, boasting the other
day of the progress made by her son in
arithmetic, exultingly said: "He was
in de m~orti6cstion table,
A schoolmaster was once asked,
"Why are cream and sugar put into
tea? ?" and he answered, ITO render
the acute angles of the tea more
obtuse."
Excited Frenehman at Niagara Falls
"Ahl dis is de grand specialize! Supsrb!
Magniffque! By gar! he is come down
first rate!"
A certain Copperhead editor says
"God made US the superior of the
negro" AS if God had anything to do
with the making Of Copperhead.
The first financial operation mentions
ed in history was Pharsoh's check on
the Bank of the Red Sea. The check,
however, was liquidated.
What is the difference between q
barber and a mother? One has rszors
TO shave, and the other has shayers to
raise.
my heayings, capting." said Mrs
Darby, won't that gun go off %
MADAM" said the captain, sit has no
place to go"
"Look oel before you leap" is very
good advice IN its way, but how can
SieIyIOokins people follow itf
Better eschewed than chewed-
tobacco.
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I180z, 1867.
PARKS 4 WENTz

A RE DAILY RECEIVING their
IL Spring Stock, and take specialprid meal
ling the attention Of their friends 70 the quality
and cheapness of their goods. Prices have stea-
Oily declined for q year past, and now many
leading goods surprise the people because Of
their extreme c~heapness. Our special facilities
have enabled rs 70 secure many bargains. the
TONERS. The
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

my heavings, capting." said Mrs
Darby, won't that gun go off :"
MADAM" said the captain, sit he's no
place to po.O
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

Look s0s2 before you leap" is very
good advice IN its way, but how can
sieAy[ooking people follow ftf
Better eschewed than chewed-
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A good sort of q man in Maine was
recently asked to subscribe for a chan
delier to the church. "Now," said he,
whats the use of a chandelier! After
you get ityou can't get any one to play
on it."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

What is the difference between q
barber and a mother? One has rszors
TO shave, and the other has shayers to
raise.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

An editor in Ohio refused to speak to
the toast woman" on the ground
that woman was able to speak for her
self, and any man who undertook to do
it for her would get into trouble.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-19
YOUR LIFE BLOOD
Must he purified BY nsing
DRoMuooLE a CO.'S
Constitutional Monarch.

which will Immediately smiiraie eli Impnri.
ties II the blood. constitutional arrangement.
skin diseases and rruptipns scrniula. camp Itch.
letter. sraldhrtd. ringwurm. syphilis and all
syphilitic dissassa effects d mercury tuinnrs
hoils old ulcers and sores pimp'rt hlufrhes
enlargement and al those diseases requiring q
blood purifier. Il is ]comPoad IT s%tiIliugA
yellow dock. ~sarsaparIlA burlnsk and ioiilt
potash. Price one dollar.
Our other preparations Of equal purity are as
follows;
Dromgoole L Co.'S red diarrhuea remedy, for
al forms Of diarrhnea, vomiting. etc.
Dromgools 4 Cos dysentery compound FOR
dyscntcry. bloody huI. mucus diarrhoea. etc.
Dromgools A Coz vegetable anii-hiliou'
pills, a sur, safe and eHectuaI compound for
family use.
Drnmroole 4 Cos liver pills fr a]rnlsing
the liver. cleansing the stomach and bowels Of
ell bilious matter. etc.
Drumgools 4 Co eureka serrrt cure. sor a
certain class Of Troublesome diseases Prirr
two dollars and a-half
Drumgools A Co. tonic hair restorative. IN
restoring the hair 10 is natural color anil pre-.
venting badness
Drumgools 4 Co.'S lone star linimsut ful
rheumatism. pains bruises. sprains etc.
DromT1le 4 Co. = pile salve-a certain. saf
and sfcrisal remedy for ~ frms II piles
Orlrts su~iicited--nons ssnt out On rommis
sion. Up. DtloNguuLE 4 ca
Pupristurs Memphis Tenn.
Wholesale agents ft al our gods % whom
arders mav ha sent
E4.s. lit l. r. T.saNfffM L.
G. DeB : Co. M5biia Ait.
Barns. Ward 4 Co. New Orleans
Collins Bros. 81 Louis.
sold In Panols ~ lioizssk Moore, and u
na's f'i- y vsrfin 4 Wright 1893
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Ian ID.

Pursuant To- an Iutrflorutury decree rendered
Id 70 D,.r wherein Louisa Winters - ri afe
eumplniututs. aud Mary Auiersrn aud others
are defendants 10 The Cu,ncety court u Pamela
r1nnty, State II Mississippi At the Nay tom.
1855. thereof / will. a. commissioner therein
appointed. proceed 10 sell at iht ruurt.bouse
DOM IN the town n Pamela, In saii Ipunit. ~
Monday. the lith Iay Of January 1866. he.
tween tbs hours prescribed BY lac, the follow
nv Tract ~ land io-wit The west half u
section 80. ionn.hip - range . eat l,ing iu
Pamela ruunty. aforesaid and III, wrst halt u
he north vt.tgmrt,r Of section 4 township ~,
range s. east. lying In TaIlahatrhis county In
aid State. constituting ~ 'uiirr lult ~ ,mfi
II iuur hundred acres and known a. the George
Anderson place.
Tgnxs ~ SuLr-u nr-fourth on a credit p
st months the balance 10 two equal ih lal.
msuts n one aud two frnra with sit pr cent
interest from the dty Of sale, and hlui viii.
approved security. &c HARRISON
d.4.ft Commissioner
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State u Mississippi Pamela county To
Rosa Veal George T. Neal. Marshall smith
Hunfus Smith and Alvin Smith. heir-at-lau
III Gideon parpeIl. lerfaaul You and each VI
hate court ~ sait county ~ The rD1ri house
thereof on The fourth Monday In December.
isgs. 10 show ,iuse WHY The petition q Brown
g ps-na'l s5mir s'Ts'1r - he estate = ssil
deceased praying ~ the 'ale If The real estate
n said deceased should not be ffsutsd ny
order of rnur, Issued 10th uFt1hsf. 1890.
f1V ~ r WpuTTrV REX.
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CHANCERY SALE OF NALU.
ABLE REAL ESTATE.

John Robertson, Trustee, vs.. II. r.
Carter.
By virtue of an intcrlocutory de-
cree made in the above eases, in the
Chancery Court of Pamela county,
State of Mississippi, ! will sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder,
at Como, in said county, between the
hours prescribed by law, on Satur-
LAY, the 18th day of January, 1861,
the following lands, to-wit: West
halt and northeast quarter of section
35, and the south half of section 20,
all in township q, range :, west, in
said county. The above lands are
finely improved and in a high state
of cultivation, aud are convenient To
the Miss. Il Tenn. Railroad, and
near Como.
TERMS or SALE.-On a credit Of
eleven months, the purchaser giving
bond with good security.
j. e. HARRISON,
dcs-5t Commissioner.
ArdIdnchc publish ~ days and
send bill to STAR Office.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND
AT COMO.

Six hundred anil forty acres ~ frat qunltit
1fI,ud will hr suIi on "wednesday the 1dday n
January neat al public outtry uue Of the
mosidesirahle sections Of land In Pamela county,
known A. section % township 9 mngf ! lying
Nurh # the land II AusiiTretay. aud South
~ me Land n J. X. stra,ton, better known ss
Tho s,nyafl trnrt. on Ssnatoha creek iswithin
three aud a.half miles NJ Como. and unc End
,.hslf miles u The railroad. la l1i arfrs
cleared and under good ience, a guni dwelling
and ~ nu,-huildinga necessary for immediate
uss. TrtmLone third Cash. balance PAYABLE
In two notes II equal amounts In one and two
years. viih interest nom date "a the rate o'
seven Ter cent Bond will he given fr titles
until the whole amount is paid. For further
particulars purchasers are referred 10 Austin
Pastay. n more desirable 10 rurchassr ih'
land will h. divided In two portions ~ ll'
arres each. by = line running easi and wet
through the center. and aoli separately.
TilnS ? STuy All.
Executor of Pleasant sIoyall, dsrss'ci d
Augusit. "a. ngrll-s'
Como November ta. 1866
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NOTICE.

The undersigned il nos prepared to Ia
all binds Of uost on wagons. ~busgiss. car.
riaees, Sc, in the nsatsst AMI most durable
style, At his shop in Batesvills.
A large Dot u assorted material and ready
~ M al orders.
ianG-u. A. J. BROWDER.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
D..

IS virtue n q Decree of The Probate rnnri oi
Pamela county STATE ~ Nissiaitpi. rendered ~
the November term. 1866. thereof will On
Monday the llth ihy ~ January, lsGi, within
Law ml huura Al the late residence II Hiram
Rhodes deceased. In aid county, offer far sale
TO the highest bidder. the following desfiiri
Iands lyibg IN .aid rouhty w S%luthwe,
quarter VI section %. township 7 range . wttt
except some 80 acrra .old 10 William Edward
and one c1Hai undivided haif interest IN Snfth.
east quarter II section %. township Z range .
ussi, and Southeast quarter N section o.
TOW nship Z, rang, 9 wcst, containing three hun.
tired and fry acrrs mUre " les, belonging N
ihs estate " Hiram Rhnlss. decreased Term,
tssl,e months time and bond with approve
%, urity, and lien retained upon the land unit.
The purchase munsy ]. paid
The above lands will he s1ll In three lnt'
| first lot Southwest quarter n section "a. TOW n
hip Z. mnge 9 mInu' % astes second. sonth
east quarter u section %. township Z. range i
/ third. Undivided hall NJ Northeast quartet srr
ton "a. township ! range q west
" b. RHODES.
d.tt-jt Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

ly virtue u a decree Of the Probate court Of
Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered At N,
November term. 1860. thereof will offer ff
salr un Tucalny the 1T dit ri january. 1861.
within lawful hour. nj the late residence OF
Elizabeth Conner. deceased. IN said county. Ia
The highest bidder, the following described
lands li Ing In said ,uunty. VIZ Southeast punr.
ter. section ~. township ! range 9 west.
Southwest fractional quarter. section ~. town.
'hip z range . west containing ~ prrrs ,l
u .criion %, fownship 7. range 9 west. east d
rlauton Greek Term. u sale one half cash,
balaucc twelve month. time aud bond with ~.
proved security required aud lien retained ln-
~ purchase money !, paid.
will alp a. same lime aud place. sell fr
cash, the following personal property belonging
"a the estate Il Elizabeth Conner. lr,r ucl VII.
. horses . head 81 cattle. ~ brad n hlYs. isi
hlsh'l, cprH one wagon tir
JAMES A. ruNNER.
dr,l.jt tpmmi .uucf.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS.

Pureant 10 iecfyiil ORDER NJ the Probate
rplri ~ Pamela rrlu'y Nis.itsippi mais ni
the May term. lsHS thereof the undersigned.
hdministu,i0f oi The estate ~ " ". Byafs.
deceased will on Monday The 1ist day II DE-.
cembst lrrJ Al the riuft.h0use door 10 the
town n Pamela. proceed To srll At public snr
iIun Ia HE Highest bidder. the ipllop Ing dss.
rrihcd land belonging b. saii estate. lying and
heing In The onuuiy NJ Pamela, and State u
Mississippi, VIZ TIE Southeast fractional quar-.
ter south pf Tllahaichie river. u fractional
section 10. tnWnship .. ~ mnge \ wet Sold
ir the payment uf debts dug sgainsi std 80
tate. T,ms Cash Sale within ltv fl hputs
v ). HARRIS.
isri-5t Administrator. etc
NDsrl,y A iltfra attyA
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

Az persons having claims against me inli-
viduallv. and ~ guardian. ars notified n pr
ssn' 'hsn - pivmFr' - ny reiirnrr nesf
safii MIS-. Immediately. Al p-rsuus IN
ishtsd r. me are required 10 roms Drwari and
pay 10. ur thsy will - sued.
.,-f7.f-t1 JONATHAN nRr.
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A w S .

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. l5.-Roscoe
Conklin was elected Senator to-day.
HARRISBURG, Jan. l5.-Goycrnor
Geary was inauguratcd with impos-
ing ceremonies at noon to-day. His
inaugural was entirely Radical and
applauds Congress. He SAYS that
upon its deliberations and actions
our present interests and future well
fare all depend.
Simon Cameron was elected Uni
ted States Senator to-day. He made
a speech, and declared his opposition
to universal amnesty.
NEw York, Jan. ia Nash
vile special says the Legislature will
undoubtedly pass at an carly day a
law extending suffrage to the freed
men.
COLUMBIA. s. C., Jan 1.-THE
freedmen are leaving this country in
such numbers as to excite alarm for
the future cultivation Of the lands.
They are chiefly bound for Florida,
whittier they are transported at the
Government expense Of about 81 per
bead, and the promise Of rations
until the working season, and their
main reason for leaving Is the hope Of
better employment in the new region
for which they are destined.
IL has been decided in New York
that service in the Confederate arms
does not deprive a man Of his right
70 vote in that State.
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LAND FOR SALE OR RENT

have hr ale a tract n land containing
three hundred aud twenty scrct within four
miles ~ Btiesville Depot ~ me hundred and
fvsr'v.ets seTss ~ Trnf ~ fs-fhff pr.
tirulsrs inquire af Ctpt loel A Wall. At BATES.
vile. or W. Gfsen Finch. nho lives near ne
plarr.
iarj-im \ SLOAN
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FAIR WARNING!!

Al person. indebted To rs IN ouf Old bu.i-
mes. are urgently requested IN settle up their
claim. At once. We have been liberal and in-
dulgrnt with mr. debtors. moi even asking them
for money until they had lhr benefit ol two
crops since the close II The war Now We ak
them 10 meet ~ iu the same ,piri, and u.r
their utmost efforts Ia pay uA We are com.
PEELED 10 pay oar y debit, and il is unua.
.onnblc In men To expect us 10 wait AWAY m
them. Most VI these claims arr In small
amounts, and their payment would caus' but
little inconvenience IN the debtor. vhilc the
aggregate amount would he " great benefit Ia
US. We trust M one will force upon ~ tie
necessity u making the money upon these
claims but We certainly shall bring suit upon
urnY Clan not satisfactorily arranged BY the
10th January, 1901. Thn npo"hrs and ruth.
ouf sr,1,tgn None chu complain AFTER Mi,
warning tlcl!l ml MORRIS 4 SPAIN
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Dro" oo1C d COZ
.king of CbiIis

Absolutely c]leanses your stomach, arouses your
torpid liver opens the bowels, carries ~ the
bile. makes quick aud permanent cures, never
affects the head, nerves, or ears, gives tone "a
the system, and can be- administered 10 infant.
It cures Ill forms Of chill, and fever lntemit.
tent fever, bilious fever, congrsti,e ohillt
dumb chills and no family should he without
IT, ChiIls aud fever can he permanently cured
whether Of recent or long standing Do mol
shake any longer. get a bottle and he cured