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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
Financial Condition Of Hardemsa
County
Report Of the Chairman Of The County
Court for the Year 1887

To the Worskigf'u5 County Court of Hards-
man County
Your chairman and financial agent begs
leave TO submit his annual report Of receipts
and disbursements for county purposes for
the year 1867:
haaaunt collected and paid oysr b eslIessos eipkia
or Pipkia N sssogat zsss not assssssd bliss 81 IS
AaSses q z 2 aIoi0seeli. cisrs. for aass oiieais
An,osassf s IIarrs GisFk Caaaty coa4. al On =
PFiSi'eagssS ; ear 80 ,9l5 -
ARoous charged to Trustee 1857 .....-. - s5.2ss os
cREDIfs.
T6s ssss has ersdilg y 6asaee do; last
TIC rrastes credited by 5 per cent com
Baiaaes dus FOR She year 1867 ... 125 70
Which stands as 50 much against the taxes
Of 1867 which is not charged against him,
only portion being collected
The amount levied By this court and not
charged to nustee for the wear 1867, Is 81,
654 sc, which amount With the. tax on priv
leges. for 1868, will constitute the fund for
t 3 current year
l submit also tho settlement with the
Trustee los the new Court House fund,
showing balance due him of 81. i2G -
Againitis proper to remark thai the Trustee
IS rot charged with any portion Of the taxes
levied for the year 1867, portion only of
which las been paid by the collector, Pip
kin, he having till sext April eonrt to close
his account.
doubt not It will be interesting to the
coart and tax payers to know how the county
tax has been disbursed the past year
81 uhie6 fF Jurors 5 'I oos q = Co5rt s950
81 g %R,sa Chsa. ssiary qaori cstrt 30 Is
OF which justices holding quaTtsriy courts, l76 %
! 81 which rents. jail Llaik 6o5As elerss sld
/ 1881 g
/ I deem it proper to remark to the Court
| that the system Of checks and balances which
/ IS laid down in the law, should enable your
! Chairman to state at all times the state Of
| thu County Treasury. No money being paid
/ in or drawn out Of the County Treasury, ex-
| cept upon his warrant. Up to this time,
/ however, he Las not been able to do so,
! owing to the fact that when we organized in
| October, 1865, there vas a considerable
! amount of floating debt against the county
in the form of warrants issued by previous
| chairmen, and some just claims not adjusted.
| The undersigned. had no means Of ascer-
| tanning the amount Of said warrants He
| now believes, however, that all have been
| paid, az notices to file and have numbered all
such has long since been made.
The amount Of paid 8 1926 Il
Total Of issued 1867 CO aRd 6T2742 IS
whole amount claims to date....... ..,... 90 %
| To pay this our receipt the treasure
less Trustees eominission, 1850 % 6T~sI 2o2 %
! SEA l5s2s O
Showing balance of....... .s16Is o
When the past years taxes are paid ia,
subject to your future appropriation, we will
have the satisfaction to know thai all out
standing warrants are as good as cash, and
ANAL fund soon to be in hand for future
| appropriations.
/ Respectfully submitted,
JNo. H. BILLS, ChairRan.
January 6, 1867.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11

Our other Preparations Of equal Purity
are as follows:
Dromgoole & Co.'S RED DIARRHGA
REMEDY, for all forms Of Diarrhoaa. Yomit-
ing, etc.
DromgooIe & Co.'S DYSENTERY CON-
POUND, for Dysentery, Bloody Flax, Mucus,
Diarrhoea. etc.
Dromgoole d Co.'S VEGETA BILE ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, a sure, safe and efectual
compound for family use.
Drom2oole d Co. LIVER PILLS, for
arousing the Liver, cleansing the Stomach
and Bowels af all bilious matter, etc.
Dromgoole u Co EUREKA SECRET
CURE, for a certain class Of troublesome
diseases Price 3 80.
Dromeoole Il Co. s TONIC HAIR RESTOR-
ALIVE, f, T restoring the hair to It's natural
color and preventing badness
Dromgoole q Co s LONE STAR LINZ
MENT, for Rhcumatisms Pains, Bruises,
Sprains, etc.
Dromgoole & Cos PILE Sal va GER
tain safe and eiieetual remedy for al forms
OF Piles.
HT orders solicited none sent out on
commission
J. p. DROMGOOLE d co, Props;
MENPHls fEsE.
Sold Wholesale ami ReiaH by
EDwIN MoRRIs L Co Louisville Ky.
COLLINS Bios, st. Louis, And Druggist
Es's''' c. N. O,mARA,
noy2s Agent Bolivar.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11

SUFFERISG-rHE FREEDMEN II the boast
ed friend of the negro will turn has attention
Tor one moment to the condition of the
lately freed sllves-of the South he will find
that large numbers Of them are literally
starving to death. From Austin and from
Charleston, from Savannah and from Hous-
ton. from Tallahassee and from Galveston,
from Augusta and from New Orleans. from
Macon and from Mobile, FROM Huntsville
and from Little Rock, from Montgomery and
from Camden, from Natchez and from
Vicksburg, from Nashville and from Mem
phis, from North Mississippi, from South
Alabama, indeed from all parts of the late
slave holding States comes the cry for bread,
raiment aud fuel In many instances the
old master cannot give assistance; his wealth
Is gone his confidence is shaken; his cribs
are empty, his land worse than useless.
Throughout the land want and suffering 90
hand in hand Winter, just fairy begun
viii witness, ere it dawns t. close, many a
cold, empty stomach that, had the slaves re-
NAMED as they were before the war, would be
satiated each meal time with solid wholesome
food Tho war for the freedom of the slave
is ended--his once prosperous master cannot
help him he cannot, with all of his new found
freedom and forced equality force starvation
from his rude shanty or miserable howell
What the negro is to do, or how he is to
thrive until another crop is made IS
mystery, unless be finds better friends than
he has in Loyal League lodges or brilliantly
illuminated lecture rooms in the Northern
cities. In this immediate vicinity the negro
is comparatively easy and comfortable his
advisor advised him we'll, his employer kept
him away from dram shops, radical political
meetings, and taught him to understand that
it was absolutely necessary for him to laber,
that he should look to no one else. Where
negroes, for political reasons, were taught
Che reverse of this. starvation IS upon them
in all Of his most horrible features. Indeed
the condition Of the freedmen is to be
pittied.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
Marriage Licenses
Issued from the County Clerks Office, dur
ing the month OF December 1867.
WHITES ONLY

Issued from the County Clerks office, dur
ing the month Of December 1867.
WHITES ONLY,
David w McAnulty to Martha R. Moor
man.
Jas. P Ferguson to Mary L. Moormsn.
JnO w. Nuckolls to Frances p. Anderson
w. Il Riggs to Emily J Gibson.
Smith G. Belote, to Fanny Woods.
Robert Galloway to ). A. Dowdy.
J. y. Mcintyre to Caroline p johnson.
J. p. Wooster to n e Spain.
Jao r. jenkins to \, j. Lil!ar1.
W 3. Shearin to MarthaJ Campbell,
A J. Hood to I. A. Earned
Fred. L. Myers to Mary E. Brezzeal
$ Fl Sanders to OctuYia SaddIer
n. b. Cross to Elizabeth G, Jarman
VIM. Hazlegrove to Amanda RadfOrd
Jas. Z. Dunlap to Maggie Q WiIkerson.
j. j. McClendon to Amanda VI. Gibson.
Thos. a. Carter to Frances A. Donaldson
j. w. Mayes to W. F Haltum.
J. A. Gray to T. C. Myers.
y. h. Patterson to Louisa Street
NJ. l.. Harman to L. B. PrewItt
w. T. Macon to Sarah p Hudson
4, A IOburn to Caroline Crawford
Garner D. ampbell to NJ. A. Black
Guy r Smith to Sallie b. Vaught
w r. White to a f. Hardy.
4 b Hurt to Mollie E. Mcdaniel
Jno O. McDann ell to Hester A Sain.
Jno. Franklin to Mahala J. Webb
Samuel A. Wallace to Annie Bggs.
HillerY Pipkin to Salie NJ PiPkin.
David A. McElwain to Ann E. Abraham,
John Reddick TO Rebecca Reed
Vim. g. Gay to Elizabeth a. Shaderick.
r. f. Talley to Sarah C. Thornton.
Wm Henley to n A. Dunn.
Jas. A Carter to Mary J. Reaves.
Smith g. Tucker to Mamie J. Pledge
T. r. Telman to Ellen Parker
Jesse. II. Franklin to Mary L. Clinton
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11

Philip HaleonDe vs. }. n Biunaeu
1t appearing from affidavit IN this cause
that the defendant is a nonresident, and is
gone to parts unknown to plaintiff, and st
tachment having been returned with levy
on defendants property endorsed thereon 1t
Is ordered that publication be made
In the Bolivar Bulletin for four consecutive
weeks, requiring said defendant J. d.
Blundell, to appear in the town Of Poeanon-
tas, 10 the county of Hardeman, State Of
Tennessee, in the counting room of E. f.
Duke, on the 3Oth day Of January, 1868,
and defend said snit, or judgment will be
rendered against him. December %, 1867
II. r. DoRRIs, J ?. H. C.
Sec28 It mr. fee SIS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
Attachmeo I'D TTotice.

It appearing from affidavit 10 this cause
that tie defendants are non-residents and
have gone to parts unknown to plaintiff, and
attachment having been returned with levy
on defendants property endorsed thereon ;
i is ordered that publication BE made IN the
BBlivar Bulletin for four. consecutive weeks,
requiring said defendants, Weeks and Blum
dell, to appear IN the town Of Pocahontas, in
the county Of Hardeman, State Of Tennes-
see, in the counting room Of +. K. Duke, on
the Both day Of January, 1868. and defend
said suit, or Judgment viii be rendered
against them. December 20, 1861
II r. DORIS, j. p II. c.
dec2s fl pr FEC s.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
Hatebie RIVER.


In order that justice n1ey be done tho
people who live along the banks Of Hatehis.
river, rs we'll as TO cur fellow citizens, We
call attention to the fact that the General
Assembly Of the State, in 1865, passed an.
act declaring the river nuisance from the
point where the Aleplpbis and Ohio railroad
bridge spans the sams, eastward This ac-
ton &c the Legislature never had the sane
ton of those who were mostly Interested,
but i Is a notorious fact that the bill was
engineered through the Legislature by a
few who, doubtless, were IN the paid service
Of the railroad in question. I1atchie river
from Bolivar to its mouth, Is no huisancej
overy old citizen knows CHS to be the plain,
unvarnisbed truth To our own personal
knowledge steamboats, Of moderate size, as
large as those that navigate the Yazoo could
have made regular trips to Bolivar fully
seven months Of tho year 1867 even now.
there is eight or ten feet Of water from here
to the Mississippi With such facts before
US, we would not be doing our duty were we
not to eall.the attention of cur representative
~ the Legislature to the great wrong prac-
ticed upon the people of Hardeman, Madi-
son. Haywood and Upton counties by the act
that unjustly declares the Hatchie river a
nuisance eastward of the Brownsville bridge,
We do not make war upon the railroads,
but only seek the reopening Of the Hatchie
river, and earnestly request w. NJ Johnson,
in behalf of our people, 70 loose no time. in
BRINGING the question before the body of
which he is member. While in Memphis,
few DAVIS ago, an old steamboatnan told
us that if Hatchie river We opened he would
put a boat in the trade and carry cotton
from here to Memphis for 81 per bale, and
in return, deliver freights at Bolivar for fifty
cents per hundred Letthe river be opened
competition is the life of trade.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11

FRANKLIN-CLTEroN-A the residence of azide's
father. Robert Cnton January 1853 by the Rev DF Is
ssls. Jesse H Franhlia % stiss Il /. sfatoa
REDDICK-REED-At PossbentssTenn On sss a6th q
psssber . Il 4 DerTis Esq John Rsddiek. Wash
iasson county Mote Miss Reseea Reed ofths county.
HALhACE-BEGGs-Oa- the 2ssh Of Dseemser. At the
Essiae7ee q the brides father y Doris ESD AIr
" A.laes e Miss Anna Biggs sIi q this c5assz.
oA2-BsssoN-0n the "a ias, at The residsaes Of the
Brides sats- p L R orF ESQ., 9TFJahn Fay Miss sa-
Ina Benson, al Of Poeahontas
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
DROMGOOLE & CO.'S
ENGLISH FEMALE BTTTERS

Is a powerful uterine Tonic and Female
Regulator, and is just the Medicine SO much
needed by the female community, both old
and young, throughout the South. It re
lieves all irregularities, removes obstruc-
tons, cures painful or suppressed Menstrual
ton, Falling OF Womb. Leucorrhoea or
Whites, Chlorosi,, Mysteries, Palpitatioa Of
the Heart, and all that class Of complains
peculiar to females It restores, arouses
and invieorates the womb, thereby inducing
regularity and health
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
q Case in Point-The BondhoIding
Swindls

Mr. a. 81 lent hHe Government in 1863
64, 100000 in gFeenbacks At that time
gold was $50 per cent premium, so that the
Government received, in fact. but $4,000 in
gold Upon this $4,000 IN gold It paid
5000 annual gold interest, or fifteen per
cent In addition. It exenlpted the BONDS
from State aud local tgxation, amounting t.
two orthree per cent more each wear Thus,
IN four years the b0ndholder who lent $40,
0g9lH gold. has received back so, 600 10 IN
terest. and has had bis taxes exempted for
S4.cJ0 or So, 600 more, making $4,000 nal
be principal of his debt WAS payable, under
the law, in leRgal tender currency. TO 50
pay 1t now in greenbacks, would give him
seventy FIRE or eighty cents on q dollar
whereas. he only lent forty cents IN gold.
Bot.tbis does not satisfy him. In despite Of
the agreement, he demands 100000 in gold
from the Government, in addition to the 3d.
IN gold which he has received inIRterest
and taxes, To pay the $4,000 which he
originally lent in gold. Did anybody ever
hear before Of such an sztortiOnate demand Z
Was there ever such an unexampled usurg2
Was there ever such an unprecedented rob
berry contemplated upon the treasury? Who
that il not bought with money, and is 3
/ bondhOlders agent, can favor i52
Only think It is sought to pay a four
year loan TO the Government Of the United
States OF S40,UUO with Sl30,UU0 principal
and interest VIII the people submit to
such an outrage VIII they look on and
see sush a villainy cOnsummated2 IF it
should be done, thera would be nothing like
it as s swindle in allhistory If is Is rePHdia-
ton for the Government not to pay the debt
which it owes to It's creditors, what Is it to
pay two or three times Rs much money to
them as they lent to it Ia this not a rob
berry of the people for the bondholders bene-
fit Is it net sVepudiatiOn, on the part of
the agents of tie government of the oblis
cations under which they are to the country
| The illustration which We give is a .practiea-
| bic one Itcovers the whole question Of the
boniholde::S - nutshell Their claim has
! no foundati5n in law or in equity. Thepeo-
/ pie are willing to pay the debt as they agreed
to pay it, but they are not willing to pay two
or three times as much money as they re-
4 ceiye from their creditors The latter are
acting under very bad advice or in q spirit Of
! svarice, If they insist upon it. The holders
/ Of the 20 bonds viii have been we'll treated
i if they are paid promptly in kind, and for
every $40 in gold which they lent received
$40 Let them not expect 800 for $40, for
it will not be given them. Such payment
would be considered an atroeious contract
and would be set aside as opposed to public
policy and public morals in any court
| IN christendOm.- Cincinnati Enquirer
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
Northern NOstFum Vendors

Who are maltiEg every appeal that i'm
agination can invent, in order to win the
confidence of the Southern people; but we
ere determined to be PRESENTED In
this Esetter, and call upon the PEOPLE to de-
eide
There are three members composing cur
firm, all graduated and experienced Southern
Physicians, and with all our ability and ex-
Perienee We have prepared and now offer
you a class of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
Petition to Sell Land to Pay Debts AID
for Division

In the County Court q Hardeuan County.
David Rowland, Joseph Rowland Emeliue IlowIAnd
Lanira Treece Henderson HUT and wife, Rachael A
Hunt, Haywood Kerr.
1t appearing to the undersigned, Clerk of
the County Court Of said county, from the
petition which is sworn to, that the above
named defendants, heirs at law of Thomas
Kerr, dec d, are non-residents of the State of
Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made IN the Bolivar BulIetin for
four consecutive weeks, requiring said de-
PENDANTS to enter tneir appearance in this
cause, and plead. answer G. demur to the
same by the first Monday in February, a d.
1868, or the SANE wi be taken for confessed
as TO them and set for hearing sxparte.
January 8, 1868
JAMES b HARRIss
Clerk County Court of HardemaD Co
Wood d McNeal, Attys for Petitioners.
jail 1t pr fee 81
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11

Those who are experienced in Southern
treatment, and have been and are in every
respect identified with the Southern PEOPLE,
and who are known and acknowledged as
such, shall, as far as possible, manufacture
and supply that demand, thus enabling every
family to procure at all times, a class of
HONEST Medicines, and that are likely to
give, by far more satisfaction than if pre-
pared in u locality where diseases are treated
differently. We are well aware that there
viii be arrayed against US an army Of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
.EstU sfsfressfi seme3agss
AN q PEAL
To Farmers G. Planters

Absolute necessity in times gone by,
forced you to purchase an occasional supply
Of such medicines as might be administer ed
to the various members Of your family by
yourselves, without the aid Of a Physician.
NHrious pnrgatige Pills, Cough Mixtures,
Chill Medicines, niaTFhosa Compounds,
TONES, Blood Purifiers, and many other
articles, have bean prescribed for you at a
northern standpoint, and in many eases,
those who prepared them knew nothing
aboutthe treatment of diseases in any cli-
nate, and in the absence Of better CONE
pounds, they, IN many instances, met with
your APPROVING SMILES
Now, gentlemen, By your asSistance and
your influence, which we intend TO MERIT,
We wish TO effect d slight change in the pro-
gramme; and so long rs we give. satisfaction,
shall nope to be the recipients of public
patronage. Our plan Is, that the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
Dr. RusseIPs Private Medical Dispen-


sART, Ne q NoRTh CouAT STREET. Memphis. Tenn
Established in 1852 fer the Of all diseases All afflicted
with any form Of private diseases as gonorrhea zeo
syphilis involuntary emissions, structure, etc. should
f entruspg their inexperienced quacks Such in
vaFiaby drug their patients with mercury viii sooner
later destroy the robust constitution ofbes
effected from d=ys, without the o.
mercury, change Of diet hindranee from business Com
EuatOa strictly confidential Charges moderate It would
needless here add the importance nppng the evil
in the bud but hint the wise sufficient only
themselves from misery but shield their offspring
and ruin. How often it the gentlemen dreReh
themselves with advertised nostrums After much loss
eket and he alh they compel ed to apply some skill
ful physician tc be cured for alone those diseases be
VIXEN known to tbs Doctor. Who Precrbes otherwise 1t
leap in the dark to permanent Once arranged
that patients do with other
No q NOr'h Court street. Memphis, Tenn.
TO THE LADIES.
Female difficulties Irregularities treated with safety
and success Those living At distance not wishing WHIT
can be treva letter with safety by giving plain state
Of their and address Post oea bak 476, Mem
1his, Tsna
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
DIR. JOHN BUGG
AIsnnfaesa4ss ana ysnaer q the Celebrated =
Smiths Tonic Syrup !
Ter the Cure of
AGUE and EE Y FER
Chills and Fever.


The proprietor Of this celebrated medi-
cine Justly claims for It a superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the safe, certain, speedy and permanent
cure Of Aguc and Fever OF Giills and EeFer,
whether Of short or long standing. lie re-
fers to tic entire Western and Southwest
ern counlf9 80 bear HIM testimony TO the
truth Of the assertion. that in no case what
ever viii It fail to cure, if the directions arc
strictly followed and carr out In 4
great.m many cases single dose sas been sui
fcIent fora ore, and Whole a9illes nave
been cured Is q single BEETLE with perfect
restoration Of lhs general health e -,
however prudent and in every case more
certain 10 eara, # its use j. eondnued IN
smaller doses Tor n Raoicor two after ~
disease has been checked, Moro especia.ly -
difirult ana bong ssahdingea Csitaiiy,
this medicine sill not require ans a.a to
keep the bowels in good order shoule the
patient hoWeyer reaairaaeathartic med 'eine,
after having taken thrse or four doses OF the
Tonic, a slnale dose Of BULLS EdoE A.
Bile "a Ma PILLS VIII be sufficient
Dir. John Bolts principal Office,
1go. 20 Fifth street,
Lo1aseilla, ~
All Of the eboye remedies Tor sale oy
CHAs. II. o'HARA,
Bs Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
Bulls sarsapariIIa
a Coed Reason for the Captains Faith

a Coed Reason for the Captains Faith
Read the Captains letter and The lettqls
from his mother
Benton Barracks, DO, April so, 1866.
D JoIsS BrIL-i1eeEsfT knowing TIC
eliciencYof your Sarsapariila, and the heal
ing and beneficial Qualities it possesses, 1
send you-fhe following statement Of my case.
was wounded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner and confined fer sixteen
months. Being moved 50 9ftca, nay wounds
have not healed get ! have rot sat up 6
moment since IWas wounded / am shots
through the hips My general health IS in,
haired. and need something to assist nature.
haze gaorc failh IN yonr Sarsapariila thun
in any thug else. wish chat that is genu-
inc Please expgess nc half dozen bottles,
Car. C P. JOHNSON,
St Louis n.
p s-The following was written April
80, 1868, by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother
OF Capt johnson.
Dr.. BuLL-Dsar Sir sIg husband, Or.
G. S. Johnsontwas a slilllul surgeon aed
physician III central New FORK, where bo
died. leaving thc above G. p johnson to ny
care Al thirteen years Of ago he had =
chronic diarrhea and scrofula5 fer which !
gave him yous 4s;irsaparilla. 1t cured him.
/ have for ten years recommended It to
many in New York, Ohio, aad Iowa, Tor
scrofula, fever sores, and general debility.
Perfect success has attended it. The cures
effected IN some cases Of serOfula and ievel
sores were almost miraculous. l am very
anxious for my son to again hare recourse
to yonr SRrsaparilla lie IS fearfal q get
tingsa spurious article; hence his writing %
You for it. Ills w6uaas were tcrriLls, but
believe he@wiU recover
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-11
DROMGOOLE s co S

KTNG Of CHTITS
Absolutely cIeapses your stomach, arouses
your torpid liver, opens tbes bowels, carries
OF the bile, makes quick and permanent
ceres, never affects the head, nerves, or
ears, rives tona to the system, and can be
administered to infants. 1t cures all forTns
Of Chills and Fever. intermittent Fever,
Bilious Fever, Copgcstiye Chils Dumb
Chills, ani nc family should be without
1t. CHILLS AND FEVER
Can be permanently cured, whether Of
recent or long standing. Do not shake any
longer, get a bottle and be cured.