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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24
Joint Stock Company-Auxiliary to the State
Agricultural and Mechanical Society.

In another column will be found the COM
mittees in each County of the State, appointed
to assist in procuring subscribers to the joint
stock company, which is to be organized as an
auxiliary to the present State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society We ask leave to commend
the matter to the citizens of the several Coun-
ties Of the State, and to ask that the committees
proceed promptly to the discharge of their du-
ties The object of this plan of forming aloint
stock company of this kind is to place the State
Fair upon secure financial basis. At present,
the expenses of the annual fair, proceeding
from the premium list and other sources, are
met by the receipts at the gate during the Fair,
and the payment of life and annual members.
These sources are contingent and uncertain A
rainy Fair week might render the society bank
rupt A certain, reserved fund is essential
to supplement the receipts of the society,"
Hence, the Joint stock feature was adopted, and
inasmuch as the present State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, holding property as such,
did not feel authorized to change its legal char
acter, it was, as we hold, wisely resolved to Or
ganize joint stock company, and make 1t
auxiliary to and co-eeual with the present State
Agricultural and Mechanical Society. The
shares were put at $40 each, and as soon as
SIC. 900 has been subscribed, the company Is
authorized to organize under the laws OF the
State. Already, about $4,000 worth of stock
has been taken, or pledge given that it shall
be taken. We believe that $100,0 could be
promptly raised $50000 would be equal to
the wants of the case. The industrial argul-
ment for and in behalf of South Carolina IS
enough-to say nothing of other considerations
to induce patriotic citizens to step forward
and at once consummate this project, so useful
to the State. And let this be borne in mind,
viz: When man puts his money in this joint
stock company, he makes not a contribution IN
charity or public spirit BUT HE MAKES GOOD,
PAYING INVESTMENT In other States in the
North and West, experience shows that such
stock not unfrequently pays from ten to to twenty
per cent.-in the way of dividends. The stock
will be taken up, and could at once be taken
up, but to extend the influences of the enter
prise from one end of the State to the other, it
is deemed advisable for each County to be rep
resented by shares of its citizens.-COIun'6'a
Phenir.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24

SALT FOR THE THRoAT.-An exchange says
ain these days when diseases of the throat pre-
vail, and particularly dry, hacking ough,
which is not only distressing to ourselves, but
to those with whom we are brought into bust
ness contact, those afflicted may be benefited
by trying the following remedy: Last fall we
were induced to try what virtue there was in
common salt. We commenced by using it
three times day-morning, noon and night.
We dissolved large teaspoonful of common
salt in a tumblerful of cold water, and with
this we garglcd efectually, just before mealtime.
The result has been that during the winter we
were not only free from the usual coughs and
colds to which, as far as our memory extends,
we have always been subject, but the dry, hack
ing cough has entirely disappeared. We at
tribute it entirely to the salt gargle, and do
mosz cordially recommend it to those of our
readers who are subject to diseases of the
throat"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24

A LAUGHABLE INcIDENT.-The New Or
leans Picayune says: ga countryman at the
theatre, the other night, as the escort of some
ladies, retired at an intermission and returned
with pound or two of peanuts wrapped in q
paper, and two huge bananas sticking from his
pocket Just then, however, and before he had
time to take his seat, one of the actresses who
had especially won his admiration, came to the
footlights and warbled beautiful melody. The
full rich voice, exquisite in intonation and
breathing strains almost divine, completed the
conquest of the countryman's heart and, una
Bile to restrain his delight, he heaved on the
stage his peanuts, bananas and pocket hand
kerchief as a tribute to the fair enchantress.
There was momentary astonishment visible
upon the faces on the stage single interval of
hesitation, which was removed by the country
mans voice, full and clear, "Take 'cm, gal, by
jingo, you're welcome"
"A Yankee editor thus silences the tongue
of scandal: ''There are rumors going about to
the effect that one of our highly respectable
citizens has lately left our town in company
with young lady % years of age. 1t is said
they went to Boston. There has been quite
considerable amount of gossip about the affair,
which we deem entirely out of place, as we
learn from an authentic source that the gentle
man was an undertaken and the young lady was
dead"
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A DUrcHMAN ARousED.-A gentleman who
was taking glass of wine at Louis's, corner Of
Freeman and Hopkins streets in Cincinnati,
about three weeks ago, observed at another ia
BILE, sitting with several others, German who
seemed uneasy and anxious, as if there might
be Frenco-Teutonic disagreement between his
beer and himself. Presently in ran little
girl, her face radiant with smiles, who exclaim-
ed, 80, we've got little poy at home" "Dat
is goot," said the Dutchman, as the anxiety
disappeared from his countenance; "fll up der
glasses" Not many minutes elapsed before in
rushed the little girl again, with the announce
ment, 80, we've got two little poys at home"
The Dutchman looked good deal astonished
and not altogether gratiied at this little family
redundancy, but rising at length to the magni-
tude of the occrsion, remarked, "Well, den, dat
is goot; fill up der glasses" In a few minutes,
again appeared the radiant messenger with the
astounding proclamation, 20, we've got three
little poys at home" This was too much for
even Teutonic impassibility. There was no
further class for glasses. "Well, den" says he,
81 goes up dare, and, py Got, sthops der
whole dam pisness. "-Chicago Republican.
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Lungs, Chest, or Throat.

TIME EXPECT0RANTzis composed exclusive
ly of Herbal and Mucilagnous products,
which PERMEATE-TEE VERY SUBSTANCE
OF THE LUNGS, causing them to throw off the
acrid matter which collects in the Bronchial
Tubes, and at the same time forms soothing
coating. relieving the irritation which produces
the cough.
The object to be obtained is to cleanse the or
gan of oil impurities to nourish and strengthen
it when it has become impaired and enfeebled by
disease to renew and invigorate the circulation
of the blood, and strengthen the nervous organ'
zation The EXPECTORANT does this 10 an as
touishing degree. Itisaelive hut mild amt con
genial, impartng functional energy and natural
strength 1t affords Oxygen TO vilalize the bi"9''.
and Nitrogen % assimiate the matterIit ~ AT
IZES the NERVOUS INFLUENCE" producing
quiet and composure.
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Members of the Illinois Legislature bav

= Members of the Illinois Legislature have
to do this severe piece of hard swearing: II
have not, knowingly or Intentionally, paid or
contributed anything, or made any promises in
the nature of a bribe, to directly or indirectly
influence any vote at the election at which
was chosen to fill said Office, and have not ac-
cepted, nor will accept or receive, directly or
indirectly, money or other valuable thing, from
any corporation, company or person for any in-
fuence or vote may give or withhold on any
bill, resolution or appropriation, or for any
other official act"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24
LADIES' STORE /!

MISS C. C. DANIELS having recently re-
lVl turned from New York. offers to the La
dies of Anderson and surrounding country, a
select and fashionable assortment of Millinery.
Fancy and Dress Goods The latest styles of
Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons. Bends,
Chignons, Curls, Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, Soaps,
Perfumery, Lilly White and Notions of all sorts.
Dress Making attended TO as usual. No. IL Brick
Ranee-one door above the Post Office.
Sept 26, 1870 IA 2m
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24

TERRIBLE TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Th name
of person who committed suicide near Eagle
bridge, by lying down upon the Troy & Boston
railroad track in front of an approaching train,
was Frank Nutting, resident of Lanninsburg.
He was victim to an inordinate love of rum.
He chose as the scene of the tragedy curve
in the road, which precluded the engineer from
seeing him, until the train got almost upon
him, and ali efforts to stop it would, of course,
be futile. He stretched himself upon the rail F.,
with his head turned from the engine as it ap-
preached and thus awaited death. His body
was mutilated in the most frightful manner
His head hung to his body by mere thread,
and he was otherwise shockingly cut up. On
examining the clothing of the deceased, several
small articles, together with the following let
ter, were found:
"I have selected this place because the curve
is large, and cannot be seen until it is too late
to stop the engine. Thus have fortified my
self with some forty-rod whiskey, which l got
at the Hollow, where may be found some more
of the same sort. Whoever finds my dead body
and this paper will know who am. Send my
personal effects to my wife, Mrs. Gertrude Nut
ting in Laninsburg. 1 did this by my own
hand Rum is the cause. 1 have but one re-
gret-that is my wife, for she has been wife
in every sense of the word but cannot live
any longer, for 1 am tired of life. So, now,
farewell to the world.
FRANK NUrTING.
ri should like to write to G. j. Laninburg,
but my time is short, and I have no paper.
F. N.
''I write this on the top of the rail. Bury
me in my clothes as am. am not worthy Of
a shroud or coffin. I have 25 cents in my vest
pocket. Send that and the other things to my
Johnsonville. 1 hope he will shed one tear in
memory, and then let me be forgotten
"Father-I wish could live to fulfil your
hopes and wishes, but I cannot! Oh, Rum !
RUM Rum! F. n"
Troy Times.
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FOR ASTHMA

1t s specifc-one dose often relieving the dis
iressing choking and producing calm and pleas
ant reposc.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24

"A New Orleans broker, awakening from
nap the other day, found that his tender child
had used $4,000 in notes and drafts to make
kite Of
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24
FOR GROUP

No mother should ever be without bottle Of til,
EXPECTORANT in the house. We have nunler
Gus certificates of its having relieved, almost IN
stantly. the little sufferer, when death appeareo
almost inevitable.
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TO CONSUMPTIyES

1t is invaluable as it Immediately relieves the
difficult breathing and harrassing cough which at
tends that disease.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24
NIothers be Advis
Keep it on Hand |!

This dread disease requires prompt aclion a'
soon as the hoarse. hollow cough is heard, Apply
the remedy, and il is easily subdued;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-11-24
BUT DELAY is DANGEROUS.

BUT UELAE 10 U.KNOh1NOCS'
nSs- The properties of the EXPECTORANT
are demuIcent, nutrilive, balsamic, soothing, aud
healing. 1t braces the nervous system and pro-
duces pleasant and refreshing sleep.
1t Exhilarates and Relieves Gloominess and
Depression.
Containing all these qualities in convenient
and concen lrSt ed form. il has proven TO be the
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements will be inserted at ths rate OF
Ono Dollar per square OF, one inch space fer the
first insertion and Fifty Cents for each subsequent
insertion. Liberal contracts made with those
wishing to advertise by the three, six or twelve
months. -
Obituary notices exceeding ten lines will be
onarged for at advertising rates. -,
For announcing candidates, Five Dollars IN eacn
case, invariably in advance.
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.noersoll antelllgellter.
N e, w TE r. M s..
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy for one year, 1'oe or
Z" six months, I.Zo
Ten copies for one year, ~ ao'oO w
The clubs Of ten and twenty win be sent to any
address. Subscriptions will not be received for a
less period than six months
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

Ina OcEAS's Darn The deeu sound
ings MAS 10 connection with the lay
ing Of submarine cables show the aver
age depth Of the Atlantic Ocean to be
IL 600 feet THIS ocean foor Begin
about 1850 miles from the Irish coast.
from which point The descent to deep
water is very rapid. reaching lO.50o
feet in so miles, and making the De.
eiesity greater than that Of Italian
Alps The deepest part Of the ocean
is 90 the American side near the New
Fcnndland banks, where an immense
basin exists, ranging east aud west for
nearly LOCO miles, whose depth Is sup.
posed 10 excel the height Of the Himal.
aya range
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

t1FHfAEFFs sEAtfE# - Hass a. zfus - its ass
" n d. Hslns ukELIsk to3fut 10 earrshg.
81 41s fstsi " 81 Htak38g ssai ne ~ - fsRs
emH Alh4saes X = WOOD. hsrttsf4. Nsss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

Perhaps No one mesii.
cine Is 80 universally re.
quiret by everybody az
= eathArtir, nor was ever
any before 80 universal
~ adopted into use In
every canniryand among
all classes. as this mud
bat enc'cBt purRauye
PaH. The obvious reA-
son Is TINT itisamore re-
liable and Tar more efec-
tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

A reporter Of the Mes York Telegram
recen,ly he.a al interview Nith tie Chr
nese giAnt. and asked hiln what his f..
iov citizens u TIE Celestial Empire
though, u female suffrage The reply
wac Waiiiqn.,inaskicbi Yawatasch,
owsctiehi Yohouotiiiouoi This is tie
opinion q all ip1ell.gans people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
| DRIED APPLE,
DRIED PEACHES,
TURKISH PRUNES,
RAlSINS,
CUBRANTS,
CITRON.
BRADLEY q BLACKMER,s.

All Of beet quality and alto" prices at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
ls|SIEEEl4|.

No HUuaea. Il - saarYaFhe3 o. eufc tnst or
Impaired Taste. snaCh Hsanng NAtetins af
MyAk Fyrs offensive Breath, liberated Threat
af Noah. Pain and Pressure ia the Head, ard
loss " Mcmur, vhcn tsnscd a. Al = them tfe
queniiy AZ ~ Tho rnsRros 81 CatAfrh II IL
pheasant and painless " ust, gHuislns ue stfrHF
p1isehuus % raustie drugs, bat gFss bg y mad
Es0tt ~ grffaa
vili pas sos R,saui Cor uass ~ Csiafth that
! cannot care,
FuR SAAE ~ Mcsr nau0airTs EvEAYwHlKE.
ptICs ONlT 50 tENTp
n yonr Druggist has pet got II ou sale, don't
DO Pat un With some sorss than Worthless stroug
stuff fBmigatof or paisorous caustie solution.
Whit viii affvc a. disease d a. lungs instead ~
curing H. but send siNty cents ~ mo and TIE
remedy vail reach yoB by return mail fear
PACKAGES post paid. faoe, oue dozen fnt 500,
Send two cent stamp fnl Dr. sage's pamphlet
un CstarTh Address The prgpuot5f,
H. PIERCE. N. n,
NufrAIe y. \.
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RuTulL llft IAsuslarf cuKslAr

r tHgtps General Agsts Nsuen8 u, Ths
etsA tfEhsi So ihtssf Fatvit ngfHEi las panF g.
- Asstss 81 lass isKs fss ssgsfsa iE fea
sts&At ~ Aaef Ausaaa kssfse s8sa or. 90 ab8t
Yefsaf suaEHss rsaApsEs hss assk sa 81 ihs ls issa
Fsnes IN tAs sha fsfs "a - ~ sac 6sstsssss
&fIF8aeHss sHNasat a. - aAssA - &Ff SOD e.
esegnkst pessNtRts ~ turftAHs Ensafss AFplsH8
uons sisa rsaslsea gf FEs iase Is lsi f.ss.
A.sass WRHErds=sHft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

One Thousand x ,fF 'is
- ons Dollar Ana F1fty Csmts. g - Ass
i sssy5sl ENAL gEFlCk, ksz1 ~ asrss 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
MARRIAGE GUIDE

neghR priv n ih sttaftBF TOR msffted gNtsoes ~
I'D t6nsF about - - b. Married, bib 40 81 fs.
MALE in everything concerning The phgSlstxY ana re-
lstioas ~ fff nsGasi system abd AZ est-l4sfas tHd
pFgpeHu8g ~ nrsgfiha latlaHng ~ IT'S a3susFsfs
~ stfrT tsfpfr Vffsh 10 fts Engflk &HgnaEs ~ M
YOIk0. 81 o. Thss IL really Sslaabf saa sssfsst-
lng smt tt y ~r4tirH 10 pas AAFaAss &c tAs gsnff.
3 fsAlsr aad Is asghted sih n=H.F8aa sRgFAslHss.
All Yosns HsIrs5 Is pc th#s rostsB'Pisiihg asE-
M re- and hutisg ia ltAas iialr ~ ~ W iasfFai -
she#d Fead ikis bk II aiftt,sses tatlsis ms eFsrg
ahH sA0aia - tfqssihief viva eta i f5qt that
Bas be ipfke8 vi sd aal ~ stai - haHse y siil
- ssHt ~ sfy seafass hs rt+stp' su 20 Aa4FEss
~ ~ rot ~. 10. tis sgafr'si, stess FoaI4s,
Fhitsagl lif.a
gS~ AFFLfCTKB AsDENF0E1 CNATf as mst-
ief nsy b. gasf aiseas. hsfass 90 gses peer
sff sAdsf Sc rsrs n sn5 = ~ AAaeffss sfsrsa
naUFe and fyfrt#a. ~hp afgarsias ~ his ~ AHF
CIDER paper gel esgf y D. feapgis hsnE 80 FsAd
Is eHufag IA ~lA " ths gsa3s VI - yins ~ @asT
GYtafs BuAf h~8iA Hue pist.h4F ~ 70
~ IuaHg hs sishRgi'rd "a Az ~ the diseases
essef}bad Be BE Faalifsfiaas e. he me 81 tls
fFsaes "a aBuFe f9artn Pais#r gais tfN
$3.50 " l l. / Is U y
so. wilcox
sm4t helEAgss VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
Burr & Burton Seminary.

MANCHESTER, VT,
THE MKT TERN begins v EDSEspAY, MARCH
u CO. and oObuuuet l5 weeks.
Thorough Instruction riyeu 10 the Classical AosAem.
ic and Preparatory Departments al the Branches
generally taught in similar iustii
The Boarding Department is under the successful
management Of Mr.. Gee, W. Clark,
Young men preparing far The ministry and needing
sid receive so per year from the Burr Fund, II they
board 10 the seminary. II Day Scholars, they have
Tuiuon &c., free.
FOr further particulars, apply 70 the Principal.
RKy L. A. AUSTIN
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rAu1Io, no FEMALES N ngLloArE

fiAIIIOs TO FEMALES IN DELICATE
v HEALTH DR. Dow Fhy slriAn tld ssfEsaH,
No Eudiegtt 81. Bostga Is consulted daily ~ 81
dseasva ncipent ta tht fet8as tgstain ffoFsBt {.
en- - Flour AIMS s0ppfctsinh. sHd other mRhsfasi
srangsmshts treated on pathological Pfibel'
pies sHd speedy siief TuHraHetd 20 very fsw aays
81 iHsansbiF certain IL Tbs mole VI lfeatgsst,
that ths obs nate complaints yield ondsF ", sAa
the afflicted person rslsices IN psrfset hssilh
DE- Daw hAs hs d0nA bad gfsalsr sFpsfiybss IN tbs
Boston.
Boarding accommodations far psushts ~ha mar wils
tsatag 10 Bus ton lev days Rpasf hi ireat@FHL
Df Dgw since 1875 having confined his Hhas aiisH-
tign ains pfAetice faF tk. - fnfsiF His
sasss A. EenYsls Complaints aes nov FaFes 80 sgpsfi
- iH tbs United states
MEAN lrtters ms, eonlsia oas aellaf tLsT
wlli ROT he aNsas fsa,
No hunfs irsfa 70 ~
Boston dBig 70 100 -iyi8Fs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
FARMERS HELPER

.noaA Row 10 5sgu HiE Tsik rA0Firs on fHF
- Jam sad Alfw fafnFsFt SEQ fhslf tans rsh sA<t
aaskt 500 per Month b. Ntttrf. lAts" suF-zs
y ~ ms#eg Tres tG rusrt AFEt sssae go address
y EElSLEA 3gGgEpT 4 GO sqriugtsd GaaA 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes OF Laxative

Medicine.
Perhaps no one medi.
y cine II universally re-
CURED by everybody az
~ eAthAftn, nor
azzzxEW any before 50 universal
- ~ adopted into use, In
every canntryand among
Ia 800 all classes, as this mid
kkWHMW but efncirnt purgatiye
ptH. The obvious FeA-
49, son is TINT Il Is more re-
- liable and Tar more eTec-
tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tired i, know uaai II cured them those who have
not knaw that II cures their neighhors and friends
and al know tfsi what u does once i does aiwayE
~ thai Il never fails through any faalt neRtectof
is romFasifiaal We have Thousands upon thou.
sxaas II u their remarkable cures " the
following rqmHlaints bot such cures are known in
efsfy aelgheofitooi. and need not publish them.
Adapted 10 All ages aaa coalitions IN all climates.
containing neither eaornei any deletertous drug.
taey msy oe taken Win saiesy y sayseay; Iheir
then pleasant 70 take while being purely vegetable
no hasn can arise from uselF use n any quantity.
lntsrn,l ys.era I, pnrify sls blood and stimulate i
iHto healthy action remove ne etstsuruons q the
stomach. bowels, liver, and other organs q The
ea1y restoring tsler irregular action % health aud
~ correcting. wherever they exist, such derAnEc-
faeuis AZ are tire erst orig8a % disease,
hiaats aireeligas arr given - me wrapper on
us BOZ. ~ ne following complaints, which these
Tor Ey.p~p.iA Or IaAiwesslsa, LAssIess.
mess. Lamgaar Aad less Of App~ster, they
sasaid be takes meteTatslF % stimulate the ston-
Aeh AHa restore IA heai4hy f0ne Saa Asisnn.
Per LtveF Gsmpiatas and IA VARGAS synp.
tssas HIiIsas a. eAAas be. sick Headache.
IaaaaiCe e. GFrea stcka~sa. Bittsms
Celtic aAd Haafsems Fever, trey kheua lie iu-
oicsoHtiy tAkea foe eAeh case 10 IRE diseased
ksEsSn - rensxe me obstrnofigHs shtoh cause 81
Poe Bss@ss~ry - Dsarrhwa, but one nalld
case "a generally FeqNfreA
Per aheaa Attssa, sssas, e ravet. Pzipa.
sattoa 81 ths aA@arss PAin In Ghe SIDE.
mark and Lstns. TIER sagaii be ros.auseuaig
tsEsa - required - rAAaKs t.ts diseased artssa %
ras sYssem. WIG sach eAaAgs uaose eomplAlnts
disappear
~ Drsp.y and DrspstcaI Awetttaes eaey
ssaua b. taksa - large ssa freqae1i dosea 70 pro-
enre tae rrre4 on drastic purge
Pei aappF~sstas 4 large dose sfsBald he tskea
a. i pfsssiacss t,as aesifri escrf b sytaHsgkF
AS Dg1H~v Fattf, take 8hs ef two Fslts 10 pro
mote 4 Fssia0a AAd Fssiess sage st9maeh.
A. eaeAsHasAi dose ftaaaiNtss Ire stomach ard
kaas1s nts hsAlusY Ana8ns restores the appetite
nad sHvlFarKses ne systsna. Hshet u Il ehru Rd
ssataFesus aAere 20 ssfisas dsf1nFesnrui esisfss
Eass waa feels saisrAtsF SET VNsH anas tat 8 als4
81 gsss F4fGs EmHtes AH grsa Aafa1nly better fsan
tsftf eisansiAs Aa4 zfaa9 eTcct 81 las 4axes
GFe EsHKFEfus
In. .. G. ArEE 4 CO., Fraeftoai cAs~s4sts,
LoHEIL- MSS. q. 8. 4.