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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-03

LADIEs's SOUTHERN AID SoCIETY OF THE
DisrIcT OF CoLuMBIA.-It affords US more
heartfelt qualification than we can we'll cx-
press to learn that many kind, Christian.
hearted ladies in our community arc about
organizing society to aid South ladies and
children, who have lost their husbands and
fathers, in their efforts 10 secure employ
ment, food, raimcnt books and education.
10 aid and assist the weak, irresoluto and
desrondcnt; TO sucoor, sustain and teach
the timid children of want and misfortune
not their own, in which they had no lot or
hand in creating, we infer, will bo the
animus of their mission, and that its banner
will bear the simple, sublime Inscription of
"Charity," under whose ample and oomprc.
hensive folds all Christian troops can mus
ter, who truly seek "one Lord, one Gaith, one
6aptism." This will develop truly Union
sentiment in fact and deed, ono that will
survive "thc last syllable of recorded time"
and be re- echoed OIL tho ocean of eternity.
The question is simple and pregnant
Shall we labor and pray for such Union
among our own kith and kin, or must wc
make for ourselves and progeny ten Ire
lands, to obtain such happiness and reposc
as England draws from one ten Polnads, TO
give us the ease, comfort and rcpose tha,
Russia finds in one; ten ITungarys,t to extend
our eagles, domain, commerce and national
prestige and civilization to the point now
reached in Austria is one? We may put
away these questions, or think we are doing
so but they are up, and "will not down al
our bidding. ."-Nationak IteUigencer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-03
peace of all, as shown in the admitted ne
cessity that forces oil to arm as soon as one
does.

Q0cS.
---------s>s =
A DIsGRAcEFUL SoENE.--The personal
controversy, says the National Intelligencer
between Mr.. Washburne Of illinois, aud Nlr
Donnelly OF Minnesota-both types Of tho
EXTREMIST Radcalism, and each the particu-
lar friond of General Grant-which occu-
pied the session fthe House on Saturday
evening, Is one Of the most shocking cxhi-
bitions and disgraceful scenes which was
ever witnessed in that chamber. II any
thing was wanting to illustrate What sort Of
representatives and phot manner of men
the existing revolution has thrown up to
the surface, it would be found in this pas.
sage between two prominent members of the
uominent party, one Of whom is the keeper
and trainer Of The Radical candidate for the
Presidency, and the other aspires to be a
leader and champion of tho same "grcnt
moral cause"
what must the people Of the Uuitcd States
think vi ben they see the des,nics of tho
country confided to such hands at crisis
50 mo "cntous rs this is, and what will for
eign nations, which look to us for cxamplc
ana instruction, say when they see tn Q
American 'Congross directed and controlled
oy members who can address the disgusting
epithots to each other which Washburne and
Donnelly employed Such facts wlic!. are
oy no means unfrcQucnt-for language
quite rs offensive has been applied to the
president and to others by acknowledged
leaders like Stevens furnish proof Of a de-
morallzation that has been growing too
painfully evident sinoe tho close of the war,
anu has corrupted the sources of public
virtue. This downward tendency, which
began with the advent, and has been deycl
oped by the growth Of Radicalism, must be
checked. or our institutions will perish, as
the Roman empire fell under the blight of
hke causes. If Radioaism be not defeated
1t Will overthrow the Government.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-03


IIAD. STEVENS TO Hts CoLoRED FntrvDs
lie GIVES His AuTnoR.-Old Thad. Stey
ems made speech the other day 10 tho
General Conference of the African NIotho-
dist Church, in Washington. doing more
honor to his colored brethren than no did
to The Senate of the United States, by re-
naming standing while he was speoking
and being spoken tc. In tho course of hi /,
remarks lie admitted il was, sin measure
through the agency Of the Internal regions,
that his colored friends had become free
and were at liberty to call themselves men {"
IL mas been suspected for n long time that
Old Thad. was in league with Old Harry
but there Is no proof of his acknowledge
ing tho fact until the present moment.
ms Is tangible evidence his approach.
ing end; for it is notorious that The worst
sinners hold back their important confes.
si"ns until the hour ofdssolution. There.
fore, having acknowledged the real au,hor
"nd inspiration of his many Internal doinps
III this world his hardest hearted adversary
cannot help wishing him IN easy trmsit TO
bl'Ssiul hereafter. lie may, however,
after all, cheat the devil as Richclieu cheat
cd the king, and obtain n longer lease of
power TO do evil. But this death bed con.
fesson is on the record against him, ana
whatever of the Satanic kind he may do in
the fIturo will bo attributed to the fact
that, like poor old Daddy Rice, in his we'll
known character of tho colorcd Fra Diavolo,
he has "sold himself to do dcbbil. ."-Nco
York UcralH.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-03
[From the Macon Telegraph I
The Ashley Phosnhatoa

SOUTH CAROLINA DEPOSITS OF BONE
PHuSpHATE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

date, l.. SLOWED % si3re. the c5ssen.ion
iar Eve 1a'nutss.
Gen Lake .n.ndsd ths, ihsy be al
loved to int their speeches.
Great cenfus;on and excitement prevailed
.. shi. stag. ef The nsstins-anbitieus
sraasss jumped up to naks sxssnporanssas
speeches, pulling oas their 0snuseFipw
upes which the criss Of h.sieg "fooehs
bed and died" for country ~sse very visi-
bic
Th. motion was finally laid upon the ta-
b,e. ov.pg TO the modes,y al The candi-
dates.
The frs, ballo, for K.eoYder stood: Du
Rem Stesrn., ~; +. NJ. Suiter, 10; Henry
Ni,tlebuscher, 10; B Finger, 8.
After several ballc.ings. Capt. !. n. sai
ter, of LeC,aiie. Vas declared the unsni-
nous choice of The convention, and the farce
Of III. Clerkship Was gone over, resulting
in the selection " u. D. Snyder ~ the can
dd,te
Lieut.. J. G. Tuerk wss unanimously nom.
mated for Coroner.
The fght for the Circuit Jujgeship wAs
then announced in order, and the friends si
ths ,we candidates marshalisd their hosss.
Some sharp engineering .oek place, which
resulted in votins for Instructions first
The result Of this vsss vas for Judge Ben
sett, 20; Judge Lindsrman. as, and the
county delegation 10 therefore instructed y
vots fer Bsnssts in the Circuit Convention,
u Wilton nsxt week.
Gen. Leake thought II Vas necessary 10
nominate . successor 10 the late Hon.
L. ". Larrinsr, of IL Claire. f0s State
Senator. The committee agreed With tiu
and selected Capt. Chas. Stearps 10 rep
ressn, them the Legislature, should an
extra session be called.
We agree With the remarks Of one o.
The delegates when the Chairman annsane-
ed that these pssssns were elected 70 hl
The emess for which they havs become
candidates. Said hs, You mean they
are no ninAted.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
VAN Bennett Ar fHE COURT
HOUSE.
The Masses Rally = Hear Hin.
GREAT ENrRUoaA0N!

A. per annosncsnsat:sbe msss.s rallied
M ih. Cenr, House Yard las, evening 10
large numbers, 70 bear the Hon. n. Y. Ben
nets Democratic slec.or as large. discass
the popular issues Of the Presidential can
pa'gn. Never having spoken to . Davsn-
port audience before, the people were hard
y prepared FOR the feas, Of good things that
the eloquent gentleman spread before them.
he made the platform 81 the Republican
party, ~ laid down as Chicago, the subject
o. tis discourse. and. plank by plank, be
picked /. up and gave each section such an
airing =. caused b. Radical hearers to
squirrn in their tro~ssrs, and tn. Democra-
ey TO shout with exceeding great joy. With
ns,chlsss sloeusncs and power be painted
the falsehoods and inconsisseneies Of that
precious document. proving at every step
its total smnity to tn. welfare add
progress Of the mssses Of the people,
ana ito general and special aivantages 10
the rich men who hold the bends Of the
gorsynmsnt and toll not, neither do they
pay taxes he pointed out the strsight
| down bill road on which our financial mat
ters are tending-she daily and rapidly in
creasing velocity With which We are plunE-
deepe and deeper into irrssrisvabls nstios-
a bankruptcy. and appealed to the massss
to come 20 the rescue and help sars credit
Of the country - help stay the torrent
Of radical exssavazsncs, and bring matters
into shape for paying Of that enormous
deb. which the party 10 lover seem deter
mined 70 roll up and entail upon psstsnty-
even to grinding cur children snd ehil-
drsn's children to poverty, and forcing them
70 shsoluts sspsdistion.
Thsss things and all other matters set
forth in the republican code Of principles.
the talsstsd speaker handled 10 The most
nasssriy and powsrfal nannsr-sprssdins &
shs naked trstA bsfses sAs people is the
plainsst and most eomprshsasivs manner.
For two full hours be held the ososoblsd
masses spell bsund before him, interrupted
only by freq asst 'eusbursts Of ssthusiasm
Verify Nr. Bennett 10 sns..of the mast pow.
erful and interesting speakers that ever
addressed the masses here. His logic il
plain, simple. and powerful. He speaks
With . bold, clear voice. and fasssns his
points with q double clinshsr at every ps-
.i0d, in manner which dsfes the Ingenuity
Of sophistry to undo. Our people are more
thaa satisfied with NJ. Bennsits speaking
hi. words are healthy. and his ssgumsn,
acts powerfully upen the unesovsrtsd and
givss frssh strength. renewed courage. and
increased ardcr to the true friends Of the
Cnion and the Constitution. A mere en-
thusiastie meeting has seldom been held in
Davenport. II was . speech that ven,
straight homo to the hearts Of the people
snd their prayer 10 ths. some day they nay
bear him again.
This evening Ar. Bennett addresses ths
people Of LsClairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

fAis Is - vsrn sll persons against receiving
sheck No. Ia, drawn by Dss, Gilnan Han
Geek, On the First Nstiosal Bsak Of Dsvsspers,
Anesss Is, LEES. ssd for The ssa Of eighty dol
lara and shirty -four esuts- ~ TIE sans vss scs-
asssally lsss - ne this ~.
Any psrses ssdng The same vili cosfss =
vsr 81 leavise il q ~ DsnocaAs eRse.
J. CARnARf.
Buvsupsss, Asgsss ISsh. less.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
WHITE BOYS IN BLUE TONIGHT.
CITY HALL.

Tss LAas DAYs o. RasD Ksess.-As eur
ssadsn have bsea aDpsissd. - Highly -
Sssuusd fellsv sisiasa, Frsd Ksepa. died in
Philadelphia, % Sssdsy shs "a inst. . vie
tim Of lingering eossamptios. Many Of his
friends here will feel deep interest in
lsessiag hou he passed his iast hcurs-
esnsciess, - - -, that b. had but few
mere, q tbs farthsst, y live. We have
before % letter freo . Dsar relative. froo
which - viii make fsw sxtfaets. Naa-
urally aaxisus 10 live, end hopeful that
ssns sssried remedy vas in sssrs for him,
hs censsnssdte have nsw physician called
in about three weeks before his death. Up
On examinAxisn, hs was told that his lungs
Aai - seusd spot in thsm-thas hs vss
liable 70 die as sny time. He knew this
bscsss, and IA ~ sssa - trouhis him.
Ana sh che dsy Sbllosisg wrsss ssstss 10
M. Rchasdeen With - much cempssuss
as If writing hat hs 80 es;og back TO d.
veapsss. He ssid sAs tius had ss0s rather
oOOuO1 GD00 ~ - - YOOs00 - sSOOo
that be night live all susuos, bet vss glsd
the end vas - ssaf = hand thae hs hsd
20 drssA ct dssth, thsseA - - sst 10
tended - die here. bat is vsula hass - -
o. He could only speak n whisper. asd
sitsr sAlkisg while With JsAs, ssoasksd
that b could not talk mueh nsu, but, said
b, "ws Vii talk this over in . better wsrld
shsn shis-" He spoke Of The happiness be
he'd esjoved fss The past tan ears. n. vss
much oppressed ADD srsashsd With ersa,
di@eulty. Plenty Of fresh cir and besh;n,
Of HE had in ice watsf restored hin ,e.ne.
urily. end b said he felt like laughinr. and
uas quite n@sy-lasghing uutii be shook
he = ent 10 he'd that night to rise no NOR,
Hs fingered along tee weeks in sn ex
hsustsd cendiaien. and died like enc fallinl
aslsep-s happ, nas-sssssased = lsav
life and iss joys and ~ ssssowe eehied, -
eGsp sssr he eso1nD e eoesA Int d
ahili1e Glssies - ~ bsee9 hn4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
Toole1
~ VOC e ~ bn
BEAUTIFUL,


-1 -.a Dc PkRsIl, OF VICTORIA REGlA.
l0rTRAI ITlPYINs THE CON kPLEAIoS
..a 4REsERviNS THE SKIN.
This .IsAl1.hle toilet article vas discovered ~
osisors.o4 c.e-ls. II France. and II istohi hat
tie Lsdi~. o. tAe Coart N E1rupe owe ihs.r b.siy
With st IL er pt.ty and purify there no article
mai viii e1n pare with II heEgtiss- ~ he cor-
,iax.on and yrcseSver Of the Ekir-
n. {. EccirsxEy psr~fsRs-d tie rece.p: o! hin
on ec ys3-s Z since thst TINE given II
- feet s-s.' org hs I<-fonal fesds ard The aSis'
tocrS circles Of Ph adelphia New csk Baltimore,
Boston. New orseAns. 81. Loa.s. Savannah. Cha,ss
unSuaHNsc ae.n.-s.io- aud wcrl6 csider 'he tc'lcf
Imperfect without this delightful snt prreiy harmless
pre- Victoria Reg IL and Oecelts de PefS.s
has rven sncA entire sstis fartn IN every instance.
that he 10 compelled TO offer II IN he yahhr This
article entirely different from anything ofthe kind
eve. attempted and IL warranted
rREE FROM ALL POISONOUS etBSTASCEs-
After nslng oscelia de Persia and Victoria Regis
70. 4 sAor. time the sk;n viii have . son ss.ln l.ee
,extr-e !; imparts srsshness snoothHee and ses-
ness the skin that car only Se produced By ssng
pornd 10 irjrre TIE skin oonpiexion. eu. enhsn-
Gee = Neausi0e. and 10 cannot pooeibly - 1e
secfeA BY the eloeest cheerve-.
For removing Tar Frecki e, tnn ourr anc Cnia
seoss Diseases from the akin. Il = frvaisahle.
n G. McCluekey has svsrs cen1dence n Yeeo y
pwr6ine hh yictoyia Regia nd Oec<ala de PsrsA z
ne Ladies' being the only perfect AID reliable tot
sxruiSK 81 NUN. If fSRrpasEp oxLr BIN. necLrs
And hi, name s.axpsd on eseA lah<l-no other Il
10 geesine. Depot, Ne 10 North Seventh etrsst
ecyd By Ill Dssegisn sn1 P0faners In he Csitst
0Rnfne a0d CoHA4a seA DIV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
Scott Coaasv Repahlacaa Con.
VAAnfon.


veAsie1.
The Republicans Who could - caislsd or
fattered into attending this convention and
thus publicly identifying themselves with
tha: party whose decline COM nencsd seve-
raj years age, met Al ten o'clock this morn
ing 8. the Court House, for the purpose Of
going through the usual farce Of nominal
ing candidates for the various ctsces vhieh
the Peoples Party will fll At the Fall cleo
tons. The townships we're poorly repre-
ssn.ed, and the men Who were present
looked ani acted ike pail bearers At fu-
neral. Judge Linderman called the Con-
ven.ion to order, and SLOWLY and sadly"
;hsy gathered in the court room, when The
g-es; work Of fniing . chairman CON-
uercei. After laying around" sxeiietly
for some person 10 occupy that onerous po-
sition. the convention selected Rohsr.
Lowry. Nothing WAS cut ard dried at this
| convention. ofcourse not, The delegates
seemed perfectly willing to bury any and
Ill ambitious men Who sought for ONCE If
this is harmony, thsn the Sests County
Republican Convention vas toler,b'y bar.
| monious.
Wesley B Stevens WAS chosen Secretary.
Mr.. S.earns, Of LeClairs. moved iha, .
committee Of ave Be appointed. upon Gre
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

meeting will be held in the ciiy Hall. II
~ clock. SATURDAY svsSing. for tie psrpose
Of Organizing AZ Associston Of the g White
BSys n Blue All persons and ESPECIALLY all
sssdsers vho approve Of the principles snuneiA
led by the Democratic Conreptios Of Jaly s,e,
are invited 70 attend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

Go 70 Lamphsrs 1 Psrkys. 50 Psrry
street, for stencil brands. for marking bar
rels, boxes. clothing. etc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

PsOvls.s Judicial tis-SGf so-.
NeAaion.

PsOuls.s Judicial tirsGif SoE.
vension-
The pesule o. the F5rss circaii 81 abe -svensa
Jacie;sl District. embracing the counties oY
Sect, and y sscssias. are requested 30 ssnd del
.Ss,ss 20 q Goa svsn.ies 70 be h>.d as Wittss. an
WEDNESDAY. sEPTEMBER fs. isss.
NJ 0 o. clock a = 70, the purpose Of nomisaa
inr Peoples esrdidsse for the sffics Of Circuit
Judge. The rspressststioa 70 shicfssee sess-
IL uan be entitled ls ~ follow Hssestins
csar,r. IS delegates, Scott csunty, y dele
gates.
pss oHps, CssraAl Cosur.,sss o. soos4 Ass
Nrs ArIsr CorssTss-
PeopDe's County CoavsntiOn
The Peoples Party Of eccss County viii meet
ia NaSs Conve ention, 81 the Court Hsuse IN the
ely Of Davssport. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9srs, 1855.
Al ) oslsck ir the afternoon, for the purpose or
selecting seventeen delegsses 10 attend the Pee
Pies Judicial Ciresit Convessior, TO b held At
v l;on. oa Wednesday. September I'd. 1865
Pss 0ssHs psorlss CorSrY CossIr,EI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

CORRECTION Wstchnsn Purcell wishes
% to say that be wss tbe person Who dis
covered the firs in Harris. Drug Store in
stead or Robin, ~ reported
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

Ligh, bread makes light hearts. Roysl
Baking Po~der does it. Ask your grocer
for il aud take no other. II 10 . decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

lssplAYos.-Sss sadvsfrsmsnt Of Hart
veil 4 Smiths Agency. They can inssfs
you to yonr hearts conien; in companies Q!
urousa:lonable aoIidity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

RILfsIsre NoYIcs.-Prof Fory vill
prsach in the Caivary Baptist church on
Sabbath msrnine aod evening. All are in
vited to attend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

Il has hesn sold in the Nev Raeiand
States for sb,ot thirty years, and hes .
article for Bsvsl Complaists. The ssle for
TIE last tvo years has been upwards Of
lSS. 900 bsstss
Warsanssd 10 e,rsiChronie Diarrhos,
Il - ossr 2slysszs ssaadins.
GILMAN BROS.
, Prepriesosp.
BOSTON, MASS.
~4YNFEF v**
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

STAArsp Up.-The Davenport Elevator
C.. put their machinery into operation
yesterday for the hrst time since the pur
chase from Mr.. Lowry. The Managers il
tend - crowd business, o. 10 deserve sue
esss, asd We trus. they may re, Be disap.
psiatsd. No good, cautions. fsr-sssing far
Des can s6ord not 10 pi.fonizs the kleva
ssr. This 10 fac. which hey can cipher
81 in Eve minutes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

DspIc ArioN new Methodist Church
u East Davenport. will b dsdieatsd TO-
morrow With appropriate cersmsniss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
l6ERicaR Wal IINAM WATCHES
The Best /: The Cheapest

Reesmnendel BY nAlrcs6 KnSiseess sDd 1s-
prsssnen. the most exAefing elass of ofwsfehvsassss
- superior - al oshsss fos strsagtA stseaissss
Aceufeey. aad durability.
- sssta inpssis,sa psfcaasses sAsslA invariably
GsnsDea cessi1csts ~ esssiassses- tN0 11woo
aDe~aenxsa 0~~nsvG,~aaeA Rflna
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

FrspnAL.-Tne funeral Of Mss Llhbis
Brown, takes place ton arrsw afternoon.
., o'clock from ths !au y residence. oa
Main street abcve six'h.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

r@LARK eRNiNARY, II BUILDINGS, HAC-
" rlsv- Pusrprsse. end I'll faeiiitsse for Fre-
psrssory. eeieatl6c, Ciaasieal. aaa CsnaercAl
Strdies. ~ leading Seminary il IL HsrsAssst
Teschere. ffteen. Pupils lass ysas. ever 800.
Hlevssah yesr opens Aug; y; fsr csssssgns.
odafsss R8N. ~: " BBBAU, y. d..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

Az eclipse Of tie sun s announced to oe-
eur in August, b.. it beam no comparison
Of the eclipse Of I'll hair preparations BY
that ssnderful medical phsnemena-Dr.
Tsbbstt's Physiological Hair Regensrator.
Gray or faded hair is sasilr and efeetually
restored. its falling of prevented, and re-
narkabls grovtb produced. Every bottle
warented. Try il, Sold BY al druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
WHITE BOYS IN BLUE 70 NIGHT
CITY HALL.

PAarxrH wAHssD.-A STEADY, isdus
10 eus man. With snail capital. ear hear oi
On excellent opportunity 70 60 int busi-
sees, BY applying st this sl6es.
UurrAnrAx.-Ths Rev Ms. ncDaniels, oi
Brighten Aass will preach 1t ths Opsra
House tomorrow: forenoon ard svening-
.. half past ten, and sigh, o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

DcAoo1 ~ Yo1o College
vEW HAvEv. COyE.

49,, q des,ened for shs 2rsfessisssl train-
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NOTICES.

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most serupuloas OF the invaluable and un-
falling sfseaey of MADAME ZADOC POR-
TRR'S CURATIVE DALSAN for the cure
~ Colds. Coughs, Hosrsersss, Sbertnsss Of
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Huskinsss, Tickling il the the Threat.
fightnsss Of the Chest, and Consumption.
A, n. s. s-All must surrsodse 70
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sealins the fact that they ara takisg the
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become . famous asd popular = asy ned.
ici0ol preparstIen = uss. Al soits il
psaisisg thso, and vhen The pseple aDcids
u favor o. ssyshing Of the kisd. they ars
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~ suadv tAet lssk. snd thsy aR astributs
Il he use Sf CSnstithtion Bitssss. ~,
would saviss yos oil = take NJ othss.
Uss Ssverd's Cough Cuss for tha
hacking cough.
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IxPrAcnsD. Brother Iinderman has
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some mere bu, iher.tf declined I, i
the unkindest &C; OF tie season. How
are rou soft-sosp busu.ss, Lay him
down rin-er'y s,ua him xish care; pile
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