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The Hickman courier., 1868-05-23

HICKMAN WAKING UP.-NYa
standing the universal dullness IL =
and the continual croakings of&
that our community is hopelessly 81
lied, parties who have travelled %
the country, give US words of enco1z
uient. We know Of several nG 4
substantial residences. On Cours
our friends w. L. McCutchen,
JoneEsnnd John W. Cowgirl,
build new dwellings, which willt
ornaments to the town, besides ar,
Of lesser building are contemplate
city authorities have inauguratc
ures for repairing aud paving OIL
cipal streets, and many of ourFl
are pulling down their old fesOp
putting up new ones, and whes-s
the half empty purse forbids g'ipSa gp
provements, they are repairing,
and whitewashing, all Of whes
beaatify and adorn our ''ssesa1 2
evidence of reaf aud sheal
ments. Parties would not com
invest money in dead town. g
our condition with the surrounding
try, aud we must be encouraged.
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Bulls SARSAPARILLA.
\ GOOD REASON FOR THE
CAPTAINS FAITH.
Read the Captsin's Lets<r 0rd The LsfE7 PEN
HE Mother.
BENTON Barracks, No, April 80, ga.

BENTON BARRACKS, Mo, April 30, ga.
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir Knowing ths
efficiency of your Sarsaparilia and the heal-
ing and beneficial qualities IL possesses, 4
send you the following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago--wss
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months Being moved so often, my wounds
have not healed yet. have not sat up
moment since was wounded. / am shot
through the hips My general health Is
impaired, and / need something TO assist.
nature. 1 have more faith in your Sarss-
parills than in any thing else. / wish thst
that is genuine. Please express me half .
dozen bottles, and oblige
~ CAPT. c. P. JOHNSON, -
st. Louis, No.
P.S.-The following was written April
so, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother sf
Capt. Johnson
DR. BrLL-Dcar Sir My husband, Dr.. c.
g. Johnson, was q skillful surgeon and ply
sician in CentralSe York, whore he died.
leaving the above G. p. Johnson TO my care.
At thirteen years Of age he had ehronie
diarrhea and scrofula, FOR which gave hira
your sarsapariiia. Ii CURED Hsx have
for ten years recon me ded It to many In
New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofulA
fever sores, and general debility. Psrfsst
success has attended il. The cures efeete4
in some cases Of scrofula and fever sores
were almost miraculous. Isri very ernious
for my son to again have recourse to your
Sarsnparilla. He II fearful Of Kettirrs
spurious article, hence his writing 90 ycu.
forit. HE wounda were terrible, bu, ke-r
Respectfully JENNIE J0HEsOg-
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-23

..1seurnssET ]. .nnvs
.ses5aEt fraa tanffl rs 80 Estta
sssr's,rErr- --srli' .--.trise-srf .s.s-
-lsg-s sssse7s-bd sasgasrfs4 1tl .a sr.sg.
s.1s to staltfE taos y - Ia .ra
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-23
Trusses.

TINE dist 70 guished race horse znd stallion,
JACK MALONE,
The sire of Muggins Duke of Orleans, Mary
Wynn; Chicksmauga, and others, will make
his next season at my stables, at One Hun
dred Dollars. al sgesrsssf
Mares carefully kept during the season q;
FIVE dollars per month. Mares failing to
produce may be returned gratis next season
W. @. HARDING, Nashville, Tenn.
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,Ir. Feyrler ana 'mIs AIenitors

According to the Washington CORES
pondent Of the New York Herald, the
Radicals from Tennessee who waited
upon Senator Fowler to instruct him az
to his duty, got what they deserved. This
correspondent says:
The Tennessee delegation that waited
upon Senator Fowler to request him
either to resign or Withhold his vote on
] the final question on impeachment met
with no better luck than the Missouri
/ delegation that waited on Mr.. Hender-
son. The Tennessee Radicals began to
| argue with Mr.. Fowler not alone the ne
cessity of removing President johnson,
but also the strength of fact aud eyi-
dence put forth by the managers in the
prosecution, as being of 50 convincing
dno rncontesta6fe a eLaraetss - 20 io..vo
no room for doubt in the mind of any
man that Andrew johnson Is guilty of
everything alleged against him. Senator
Fowler interrupted The loquaeious dele
| gates, and told them he felt no desire to
hear any more arguments for the prose
cution--that he had already heard quite
enough by way of rebuke to the imperti-
nenes of his Radical advisers, the Sena-
tor turned on his heel and left.
How STANTON REcEIvED THE NEws.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial says under date
of the 18th instant:
There az great curiosity to see what
effect the vote Of TO day will have on
Stanton and whether he will prepare to
resign in anticipation Of like action on
the other articles. The general opinion
however is, that heNiII resign, When
the news Of the vote on the eleventh
article reached the War Department.
this afternoon, Mr.. Stanton was seated
quietly in his private Office. He glanced
over the list of Senators voting for con-
viction. bnt scrutiuized the scquittal list
very closely. After satisfying himself
that conviction had been defeated on this
article, he laid the paper aside, aud with
out making a siagle observation on the |
result resumed his regular official duties. |
1t was evident, however, that Le was
greatly disappointed, but he declined to !
on the subject"
This correspondent thinks acquittal
will be followed BY Mr. Stsntons nhh-
ira~al, but he will act withdraw until
as friend - aflYi-c.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-23
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

~ A. BULkLEY, Granville, Washing
I y. ton4coanty. N. Y, dealer In old coins.
Send 2 red stamps for circulars. 81 -.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-23
A CALL FROM MINNESOTA.

KINGSTON, P. o., Meeken CO., Min, Api 7, 'ss-
hR. JOHN BULL-Desr Sir l moved from
Kentucky 10 this place. The stores hsvs
none Of your Worm Destroyer for sale. They
are greatly needed here in Minnesota. A
trial is all that Is needed 70 give them .
reputation. We can do without them. Dc
send some on this way. r.
Yours, sincerely, D, c ARRowoos-
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-23
lA YNARD -SPORTING RIF[ES

MA YNARD SPORTING rifles.
MANUFACTURE by the Massachusetts,
IYl Arms Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
hieh for convenience, accuracy and pene-
ation. have secured reputation beyond
At of any other breeeh-loading arm; may
obtained directly from the Manufacturers,
On the most favorable terms. Circulars
with description, price list and Target Rep
reservations, wiifbe sent, on request by let
ter, addressed as above.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-23
Fulton Circuit Court.


fHMKEN up as q stray by Ferd AppIsgAte,
I living at State Line. Fulton county,
KY, on the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, one
dark BAY HORSE. Is hands high. small
snip on the nose, left hind foot white above
the ankle joint---no other marks or brsnds
perceivable. Supposed 10 be 10 or ii years
old Valued at $50. Given under my hand
this the 11sh day Of May. 1863. BIS
may16s4t o. w. NILES, J.P, +. c.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-23
Every Body Read This.

II ENOwED Cough and Lung Remedy for
IL, the cure of Consumption. and ali dis
eases that lead TO it. Read what DR.. Doran
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-23
rnE cnIcAGo CONVECTION

CON of thc Chief Justice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18

my communicstion 10 CJngress. dated the
18th OF July last. scopy Of which accom-
ponies this messsge.) that the Judgment Of
the people should be taken on the proprieiv
Of 90 amending the Federal Constitution
that il shalt provide first for an election OF
President aud Vice President by u direc,
vote Of the people instead Of 'hroogh the
sgency Of Electors, ard making them in
eligible for eeciion to q second ERIN; second
for a distinct designation OF the person who
shall dischsrge tie duties At Prssiden, in
the event Of a vacancy in that Office by the
death, resignation or removal Of both the
President and Vice President; thrd, for the
election OF Senators OF the United States
directly by the people Of the several States.
instead vi by the Legislatures. and fourth,
for the Limitation 10 a period Of wears Of the
terms OF Federal Judges Profoundly i'm.
pressed with the proprlety Of making these
important modic atoms in the Constitution,
| respectfully submit these for the early aud
mature consideration OF Congress-.
4 Let Us earnestly hope ,ha: before the ex.
pirs,ion OF our respective terms Ut service,
now rapidy drawing to close. m sll.wise
Providence will guide our counsels so ss Ia
s,reng, ben and preserve The FEEDERS, Union
inepire reverence for the Constitution, re.
store prosperity and happiness to our whole
people. and promote ION earth peace, good
will tow ard men"
ANDREW Johnson.
WASHINGTON, December .. 1865.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18
A Revolution in Cotton Planting.

No doubt we are on the eve Of an impor.
tsnt change in the Georgia cotton culture.
We published yesterday more than a three
bale crop TO the scre very ligh, lsnd-snd
thirty bales to % msIy acres Of the same
quality. This at present prices. is . three
hundred dollar crop TO . single acre, aud an
avsrvge Of . hundred dollars 10 each scre
Of . ihir'y.acre field, and this . good deal
shove The hest cotton latitude Of Georgis
Such resul,s a. these stimulate the unver.
ssl feeling among planters 10 favor Of small
fields and thorough culture. Whoever lives
. few yesrs longer in Georgis will see five
bales pro TO the acre, and will learn
that II 10 the kind CT cotton planting which
lpsys. A. labor will gradually become the
dearest element in cotton production. that
10 the one which mus. be chiefly economizet
end the way 10 do il 10 10 ill q little lane
for large crops. We hear no Other idea,
among intelligent. reading plsn,sm.
Moreover, this 10 the policy which vii
bring q sorgia lands into req uest. True. i
temporarily throw many thousand acres on
Of iiIlsg.. but practical results like thes,
will tempt immig ra.ion and pu. chuse. Mul
,iply them and swell cotton production ia
! beyond i,s ancient limits usder slavery, on,
we shall distance 81: competition and mooop
oIize the cotton producing Of the world :
\ The Syu,h thea will grow in wealth an
q power, and ceste TO be the bu, Of ridcul
!, and the victim Of political persecution :
: Macon Georgia Telegraph.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18

@"Ah here you ere my good fellow
SOW dye do' Upon my honor /. does my
heart good TO see you once more! How,
your family end The old woman! We haven't
seen hes tor q long time when is she com
ing down 10 see my wife"
~ sm quite well. I thank you; bu. indeed,
Sir. you have the advantage"
|" Advantage! my good fsllow--whs,
"Why resIly, S'. do not know you"
,Know me! well, / don't know you
where 10 the duee 70 The sdvantsgsw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18

THE New JArL.-We were in error
last week in saying that the Conmis-
sioneis had purchased site TOR the
new Jail. They had agreed to pnr-
chase ii the title suited them. but on
examination OF the records the title
was not such as they wanted, and
they adjourned without purchasing.
intending to meet again in special SEES
sion for that purpose.
We hope when the meet again they
will have a quie'er session and that
there will not he 80 much outside pres
sure attempted to be brought to bear
upon them, as would make stranger
think that every property holder III
j asperwas crazy to sell out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18
j "A SIP r f.:

No PAPER Next WEEK Owing
to q press Of other business and the
oming holidays. we will he uuable
to issue u paper from this office mex,
week,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18
ROOTS AND SHOES!
ROMUALD BECK.
EAST SIDE ur PUEBLO SQUARE,

J&2pDaAs G@as
ETUENS his thrnks 10 The public for
kQ their totmer liberli patronage, aud re
Especially requests u further .xie.eion Of IL.
pi-tging himself that he viii endesvor to
merii ii he keeps constantly on hand a
warned assortmsn, Of ladies Ind eh,dren's
@esr 81 al descr o,ions, snd will promptly
nrk e 10 order any kind OF b, OTIS or shoes -
All OF his work warranted. Call aud see me.
Nov 90 '6S-6m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18
EsrRAY NOTICE.

TAkEN mp by Obedlsh Greenwsy. OF
4 Pa,oks Tp., Dubois county. Ind. ons
es,ray he,ier. two years old last Spring, dark
rcd color and marked. Said heller was sp-
PRAISED ., SIS by Harmon S@ul,skop md
Henry F,nX. Dec. 4. 1868. before WIN.
Hendrick.,n, j. p Of Pa,oks TIP.
n A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk ID. G.
Dec. Is. 'gS-3a%
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18
Lecture 20 Young Men.

A LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREAT
~ INERT AND RADICAL Cure Of Sper.
ma,orrhrs or Seminal Weakness, IDvelUn.
,sry Emissions. s, xusl Debility. and Imped-
Iimen,s TO Marriage generally; Nervousness.
EPILEPSY, and FRS, Mental
Ply steal Incapscny. resnl:ing from Self.
Abuse. &c.-By ROBERT J. CULVER.
WELL. N. d, Au,hor Of the Green Book
&c, &c.
The world renowned author, in this I'd.
mirnble Lecture, clearly proves from HE own
Experience that the awful consequences OF
Self. Abuse may be effsc,usl!y removed with.
out medicine, and withou, dangerous surgic-
al operations. bougies. instruments. rings.
or corsisIs, pointing out mode Of cure Of
once certain and efectuaI, by which every
sufferer. no matter what his condition my be.
may cure himself cheapv. privately, and
radically. This LECTURE WILL PROVE 4
poon TO THousArDs AND THOUSANDS.
Sent. under seal, 10 . plain envelope. 10
any address, postpaid. on receipt Of six
lcents, or two post stamps Also, n. Cul.
verweips Marriage Guide, price rs cents.
Address the Publishe'e,
CHASJ G KLINE & co.,
127 Bowesy. New York.
Post.Ofics Box 1885,.
Tune 10. teo-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18

QUALIFIED. We understand that
our new Justice OF the Peace, l.. K.
Taylor. Esq, entered upon the duties
OF his office this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18
pIST ~
Medicinal Wines.
E.ise OF Letters

IL the Jasper rs, Office,
ke Nov 81. 1858 a, d which, il MOI c@ilsh
TOR @i'hln on" month, viii be stOt To tho
DShJ otter iii ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18

l. ker Nm H,hnm Anton
Ca,s Yrs tonrel MchsetP
OnDsI-nn George FIR kasp.r
Fnus Mary Flaming Il A
Groure Fruuk Herrch Francis
Hamilton lotie lirI.y Lucy
ilhrker Nsn n In'"~ Mrris
Munry 'i'ian aiin'''er C"lur'd
.Psyin u VI ID s'chsr.sv john
Schnrsi Corona Slmpin- 4
Shsde Frank I.ieskolsr Hatmsn
Weycr Henry Waller Jasper W
JOSEPH EGG Y. NJ
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DRs. JOHN BULLS.
GMIAY IIMXWITy.


DIR. John BULL
Manufacture md vender OF The Celebrated
2GIIW'S Y0NIc 3Y2W2,
so TIE cuRE'F
AGUE AND FEVER, OR ClllLLS
AND FEVER.
The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims il superiority over all : me
dies ever offered TO the public for the sArE,
CERTAIN. SPEEDY, and PERMANENT core OF
Agne and Fever, or Ch'ils aud Fever,
whether Of short or long standing. lie re-
iers TO the entire Western and Souih-west-
ern country to bear him testimony TO the
ruth OF the Insertion. that in no case what
ever will il fail TO cure, il the directions are
strictly followed out. In grea, many cases
a single duse has been sufficient for n cure.
and whole families hsve been cured bv y
single bottle. with . perfect restoration OF
the general health. II is. however. udeni.
md in every case more certain 10 cure, II
i,s use 10 continued in smaller doses for a
week or two after the disense haa bee n
checked. more especially in difficult and
long s,anding cases Usually, ihis medi.
cine will not require any aid 10 keep the
bowels in good order; should The patient,
however. require a ca'har,ic medicine, after
having taken three or four doses o. NE
Tonic, = single dose Of BULLS VEGE.
TABLE FAMILY PILLSwill be sufficient
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
No. 40 Fifth, Cr".. Street
LOUISVILLE. KY.
BULLS WORM DESTROYS
vILLANos, WALKER Co GA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-18


Tie POST master Generate report furnishes
q full and clesy exhibi, Of The operations
end condition Of the postal service The
ordinary postal revenue for the fscal year
ending June 80. 1868, was SIT 292 600.
aud The total expenditure embracing oil the
service for which special appropriations have
been made by Congress, amounted TO S22,
100 500, showing IN excess Of expenditures
Of S6.4s7 SOL.
RIGHTS " SAruRALlzED crrIzEHs N TIE
GsRMAx STATES.
The very impostsn, treaties which were
negotiated between the United States, North
Germsny and Bsvsris, for the regulation Of
the rights Of ns,urslized ci,ize no, have been
dolly ratified snd exchanged. A simiIs'
,rss,y has been entered into with the
Kingdoms Of Belgium and Wor,embure, snt
with the Grand Duchies Of Baden. Hesss
nd Dsrms,sdt. l hope soon 10 be able !,
submit equally ss,isfsc'ory conventions o
abe ssms character, now 10 the course o
negotiations with the respective Govern
ments OF Spain, Itsly asd the O..oman
Empire.
AnEuDKIxrs 70 THE CONSTITUTION.
Irsasw shs recon msads.iou contained Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
POLITICAL. ITEMS.

Returns FROM al but two counties IN
Mississippi give . Democratic majority Of
ii AGO.
Mrs. Elizabeth CAdy Stanton says =
"why not follow . good man with the
Democratic party, rather than with Re-
pubIicans. help to place . drunken SOL
dier in the White House,
"whits men must stand baek." Thss
vas On inscription upon . bannss borne
BY Fornsy's negro mob the night o. the
Washington election.
The White Boys II Blus, . Dsnsssatic
ssldisrs' assscislisn. numbsr ever 800
in Cisvsland.
Thad. Stevens pssssatsd his new asti.
elss Of impeachment against Prseidssl
johnson five in nunbss-in ~ 1eaoa
Of Representative yesterday uesulse.-
Their consideration was postponed for TIVE
veeks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

l0peRo1nt = PeFoens Advanced In isafA
TROUBLE WITH CONsTlPAIED BOWELS,
Ana Di0oalsy 81 Passlng Wa.

l0pertant = Ps1ens Advanced In Learn
TROUBLE WITH C0NsTlPAIED BOWELS,
AAa Di0c0lsy ~ Passlng Wa.
tors Imperfect Digestion
FOOD Gov v88TED 20 WATkR
Letter from . we'll knovs sitissa Of Ohie. HI. J.
AnDEnzn, eyed - yssrs, AAnsasid, q.
4Aassisax. u. March II. %.
On. RADvAT :-nnelossd nnd ens celias. SsRd
p. an .a.s .iIy q yss, rs yoq
liAs thsa very much asd RscvnAsad them " 9th
efs. Our dfuSgisu Aass none they say the ran 10
my ssii. they ars ne best nedicins ever fou.a.
WISH you would infoe n me IL there y any Danger
nthey asssesainsd in - sysssa Tor Isavsh u
= S :: 80 -: 81
,sjado.s y eeee IT. lea9tA ee0ne.
eass Zee ssyssN yeee esea tssssted VIII ceea-
= svasaaosa. Tvs 81 Ne tins n noss o. lee
80 ssa - easss.sy. v1sA iaeS eseasgse 8
S; A. - :. 49, Dc ws :asses WA sa.assy
issss ssss.iiss. lssss see.ss.ss 70 tsssss.s. I,
g: !: s:.iis s:s as rSss g
tree svaeuarions foilowsd-ns sicknsss, no pain,
Toos two q osd tine: !his scared . stool each
eeeh dsyresuit, re Guiar for several days. without
pile. An psin and trouble from wind ssassd. Cot
o os. pos;is ~ 4; x: kssoivsn.; Urine nov 81
State, and not unfavorably for truth and vesaeisy
| Send pills without delay.
| Asswas.-Ksdwsy's Pnls are Composed eseiu.
sveiy Of vegetable exsf acts. and dissolusd the
stomach, anu their propertss spssf bed through ths
q naidssfihs spstem, passisg "a shrou 81 sss q
cseuoats and n0s like ncr cary. eaomel. corrosive
su bBmate, snttmony sud tns common drasuc cub
cumairts IN the system ana become dsposited in
the bones. JOINTS carriages and gands Of the sys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

HAasrsoS's PKnsrAuo LoxlsGEs. Pleasant.
Prompt and Effective. Two taken at night move the
bowels once next morning Unlike oil Pills they
never causs pain require increase Of dose 70 per-
feet cure.
They curs HeadacAe. Dizziness. Oppression aftsl
eating, rising. and every evil arising from Cos.
tiveness and 1ndigeslioa. Warranted In an eaees
u Piles. either bleeding or blind.
Fer sale BY ]. 8. Harrison D o., Proprietors,
No TfeWont Temple, Boston. and By al Drug
data. or viii b. nailad ON HaceiyfpR 30 cnnta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

ne1ats Life Pills and pheDix Dittsrs.
The nsse ssecsosfai nsaisinss in tAswsgld. Mod
~ nsa. elssunss. pAnassArosists. Ill ae1aewl-
sogs hey ass Dssspsnins wsaaasal sDsses ID easss
oephysical wsakasss, blioss secrstions dyspspsia,
lsss efsppstite. diseases oeths liver and skin. MOT
ens Lis PILLS ere the ~ Cathastie end Blood pa-
fson all inpahty and nsvse gEips the bowels. SOLD
By al Druggists.
4 plata statsnsnt Of facts inherited ocrefHla.
md many Of my rslstions have died Of It. In 1853
~ cass was irfghtful. Tumers and ulcers spread,
uatil h lea, under the advice Of ny pAyseians.
won't u Avon 0psines. received ne bens1t-tried
every nediclns cd aid evssything eeald. IAsd 70
rsst NJ an - . cashiea, an bed ~ ~ abb y
rslse II 10 " hsaA n evss ysss. n diseAasss
hsa tws saesss NJ nsasiy . plat ~. Anpsaa-
uea ~ ssesuA01sls bst psUasanssa aane4sss.
I sssla nst assp, s.duy ss1a4nes wsUinesossa1ss
AaisaA hssssAt - q EsCliaA pAyaeian, uhoaD-
pus1 seass Win vhieA - ~ - ~ asnplisA-
u estzaseannay essss h ~ Assu1sals h Hns3aaa
rsesansaas1 - ss,lsys; bssisasa n ~ ~: n
AAa1ly sosslsa psisss - ssslfs esss. lsisssw
~. ltsavsSsasssaaes ~ ~ ~ ~
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\ q netaD - ossos. 1lis + 8 ~ oootnlia
etAtsneots o0Ga 0efe fo1ly ta0y circu1fs.
Geneva, NsU Terra, Dec. 1e4e. In. HA0B.
III have k1gsD J. =. Haee, ~, Of 0eoes6s n. T.,
loe many yeAto. He b 0A6 81 tAs oeoe e1isens Of
Western New Iosk. aaw M lAst 49, In good
health. His eaps Vas uset psmafoenoe enc, bat
actually true in every particsler; lntensdl
We have watched the uaa1ae1 1T growing favor Of
PAex's CIuAx SALIVA" and availing ovrselvee Of
tAe knowledge Of it, wonderful curative pcwsrs,
have become propsietoes of The same.
Il b sars cure Ssr Dlrns. sealds. eerofala, Salt
nAsun, Fever eosss, Dsoksa Dfsases, Frost Dltss,
cAilblains, etisgs, Dsuisss. Cats. swsllings. Dc.
whether spsa nan - bsasG II iubavss psln -
inaanna&,oa With saspris1ne eslseiey, ~ hsalD
busns without . scar. No fADily shoald ~ without
Il. Ms always wantsa. - = aaueys ssa1y. We
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belisvs thsse was nsvss anytAing ks Il IN The world
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sPECIAL NNT1CES.


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whether caused by exposure TO the wehsT o. By dc
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