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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-21
TclnS of Sale.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Elizabeth K. Anderson, vs.. Thomas Ande
son, ct. ais. bill for Partition

Elizabeth x. Anderson, vs.. Thomas Andcr-
son, ct. ais. bill for Partition
| N pursuance of authority conferred upon
me by the order Of The Court Of Comm OH
Pleas in the above stated case, will sell
ut Public outcry to the highest bidder, on
the LIST Monday in January next before
tho Court House door in Winnsuoro, s. c.,
within the legal hours OF sale, all that
piece, parcel or tract Of land lying. being
and situate in tho County of Fairfield and
in the Siaie Of South Carolina, containing
Twelve Hundred and scvcp,y-on aud one
half acres. more or less, and bounded by
lands of J. Davis, Il. X. Anderson, Thomas
Fnrman, J. a. Beard, Mrs, Wau, J. p.
Mncfc, Thomas Robertson, Glazicr Rabb
and others.
Terms Of Sale.
One-third Of the purchase money in cash,
the balance on credit Of one and two
years, with interest from the day of sale.
Purchaser to give his bond, secured by
n mortgage Of the premises and to pay for
oil necessary papers and revenue stamps.
l.. W. DUVALL, S. Il. c.
Sherif's Qfice,
Winnshoro, Dec. 6, 1870.
dec 8-flx2
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A Southern Triumph.

No medicine ever offered to The pcoplc
has won for itself such rcputati in short
n time, rs DIR. TUTrS EXPECTORANT.
Wherever it has been introduced. it has
superseded all other Cough remedies. 1t
not only cures the Cough, but so thorough.
~ purifcs the Lungs, that no fears of its
return need be npprehcnded.
dec l5-1w
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A Want Never before SUPPLIED,

In the South where Liver Complaint and
Bilious diseases prevail to so great an OK.
tent, there has long been felt The need of n
medicine that would act specifically and
promptly on the Liver, restoring IL TO it's
normal functions, and at the samo timo bo
safe from after effects, and yet so simple
that it might be used by any ono It is now
admitted by all that DR.. TUTT'S VEGE.
TABLE LIVER PILLS supplies this want.
They are now prescribed by, the most emf
nent physioiaHs Throughout tho whole
South dec 1-lw
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inCCndi;lriSlll.

The Clubhouse of Or. Walter Brice,
near Yongucsville, in this County
was burned oh Sunday night last,
llth inst, together with six bales Of
cotton and several hundred pounds Of
fodder. II was the work Of the inccl
d ary.-This is another fruit of good
government.
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CIlTiStlllaS.

Monday, the Goth, will be observed
as the general holiday, as Christmas
comes on Sunday. In consequence,
therefore of the general holidays,
there will be no paper issued from
this office on Wednesday next.
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"CLEANsINu TmR BLOOD" upon which
charlatans he ye harped so mucK, is not n
mere catch word and dclusion. Tho micro
scope shows TINT s,me diseases exist like
parasitic growths upon tho glohules of the
blood, and it is further known that some
subtle substances destroy or cxpcl them.
These substances havo been combined TO
make Aysi Sarsaparilla, which docs effcc-
taally expel the di orders that breed and
ranklo in the blood to rot out rs it were tho
m ,chinery Of life.--Mercer (Pa.) Whg.
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ECISdCryilIG Farmers Club.

A meeting Of citizens and landhold-
ers was held at Fcastervillr, on Satur-
day, December 10th, inst, to organ
izc a Farmers Club, and to adopt such
measures as would best promote the
agricultural interest of this township,
DR.. Il. w. Coleman having been re-
quested to act as chairman and w.
IL. Trapp, as Secretary. Mr.. II. J.
is. w. Coleman and others addressed
the meeting, all concurring in the
opinion that the times demanded re-
form, and that every citizen should
,cosoperate in accomplishing that OBJ
jcct.
On motion Of Richard L. Quinn,
committee of ten were appointed to
draft resolutions, setting forth the
sentiment of the meeting, in regard to
matters of vital interest to this com.
munity. The committee having re.
tired for short time, reported the
following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, 1st, That We, citizens
and landholdors in this township, have
mutually agreed with each other to
hire no hand for the year 1871, who
has been previously hired for the
same year by any member of this
club, unloss said hand can produce
written discharge from his former en-
ployer.
Resolved, end, That in all cases
whore injuries to stock, theft, or de.
predations of any kind have been per-
petrated by tenants, either white or
colored, upon any member of this
club, the matter shall be referred to
the decision of a majority of adjacent
1andholders, and if tho parties offend
ing shall be adjudged guilty, tho own
er of the land rented shall cause said
tenants to be elected from the prcmis-
es or pay for the damages, otherwise,
the landholdcr himself shall be held
responsible.
Resolved, Sd, That for the ensu.
ing year, each planter hire only two
hands to the plough, woman and a
hoy of Is years of ago being consider
ed. equal to one haGd.
Resolved, 4th, That we regard it
misdemea eanor Of tho worst character,
for any citizen to purchase or trade
for any agricultural produce between
the hours of darkness and daylight.
Reaolvad, Rth, That thaso resolu-
tions be submitted to the landholdcrs
of this township for their signatures,
and that each and evory pe'sln en-
dorsing tho Same, shall bo required to
take an oath solemnly pledging him
self to sustain them.
. Resolved, 9th, That we Recommend
the organization Of Farmers Clubs in
each township in the County, and that
thoy be invited to send delegates to
meet us at Winnsboro on the 3lst Of
December, instant, to discuss the
agricultural interests Of the County,
and to devise some plan if possible by
which our present system of labor may
be rendered moro effective.
Resolved, 7th, That these proceed.
ings be sent to the Fairfield Herald
for publication.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet again ut Liberty Church, Toas-
torville. II. w. COLEMAN.
Chairman.
w. Fl. TRApP, Secretary.
=.
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The Rural G:arOlini:an for Dc-
CClnbcH.

In matter unsurpassed, in typo
graphical execution une1uallcd by
any other agricultural periodical of
the day, the Ru,ul CWohnian descrv.
,edly maintains a proud prc.cminence
in agricultural literature. Price So
per annum. Subscrip ption received at
this office.
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The Great Family Medicine.
T.AKEN INTERNALLY.

It cures sudden Colds, Coughs. &c., aid
Weak stomach, General Debility, Nursing
Sore Mohth, Canker, Liver. Complaint. Dys-
pepsia or Indigestion, Cramp or Pain in the
Stomach, Bowel Complaint, Painters Colo,
Asiatic Cholera, Diarrhea and Dysentcry.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY.
Cures Fclons, Boils and Old Sores, Sc
we're Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and
Sprairs, Swelling Of the Joints. Ring Worm
and letter. Broken Breasts. Frosted Feet
Chilblains, Toothachc, Pain in the Fncc.-
Neuralgia and Rheumatism. 1t is sure
remedy for Ague, Chills and Fever.
PAIN KILLER,
Taken internally, should he ndulterntcd
with milk or water, or made into syrup
with molasscs. For Cough few drops
on sugar, eaten, will bo moro effective than
anything else.
Sec printed direction, which accompany
each bottle. Sola BIZ nll Druggists.
dec |
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Selling Off At And
BELOW COST :
MO HUAEBUGl
Call md Get Bargains Before 1t i
Zoo LatO.

TNiIE subscriber is selling off his. entire
l. stock Of Furniture, consisting in
Chamber Sets, Bureaus, Bedsteals, Wash
stands, Tables, Chairs, Co., Ladies Dress
Goods, Clocks, Shnwls, Gloves, Bonnets,
Hats, and everything pertaining 10 tho
Millinsry Rrd Ladies Department, all of
which he Is selling at and beloy cost, as he
wishes to close out the above branches of his
bnsness.. Always Keep on harl full sup.
ply Of Family Groceries, Flour, Bacon,
Lard, Keoseno OIL Axlo Greese, 60. Gents
Ready. Made. Clothing, Hats, Caps. SO.
Also ono Of largest 9nd best assorted stocks
Of Boots and Shoes in market, which cap-
not be excellcd for chenpness and durabili..
ty. Every article warranted as REPRESENT
ed. All he asks is call before biiying, as
he Is determined not 10 be undersold.
Terms strictly Cash.
Auction.
On tho first Monday in Jahuary, 1871,
will be sold TO the highest bidder in front
Of my store, oil the Furniture. left on hand,
10 ,close out tho bnsncss. +. ELDER.
dec 10
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Special Notice No. 2.

THE Entire Stock of CLOTHING, dntt's
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Valisca,
Carpct-Bags, Shawls, Robes, etc, with
full line of WATERPROOF Circulars, Capcs,
Over-Coats, Lebgins, and Caps, will bo sold
from THIS DAY, AT COST FOR CASH.
The Stock must be sold TO close M; tho
business. All wishing gront bargains, will
find it to their advantage to call d. the Store
of the late W. j. Hcko
N. hoxE.
dec l5-tlaw3w Columbia, s. G..
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State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
COURT or COMMON PLE1S

Samuel b. Clowney vs.. Adolphus G. Lyles
Judgment for Foreclosure.
by authority of an order of Ills Honor
~ Judge Rutland, made in the ab,'ve sta
ted case, will sell before the Court House
door at Winnsboro. on the hrst Monday in
January next, within tho legal hours of sale.
All that piece, parcel or trnct Of land ly.
ing ald situate in tho County and State
aforesaid. on both sides of the public road
leading from the VILLAGE Of Monticello q
Chester G. H., containing Five Hundred
acres. more or less and bounded north nv
thS rood leading from the village OF Monti.
cello TO the town Of Winnsboro, on the .nst
by lands Of Daniel Is. Kirkland nnl lands
lately owned by Isaao X. James, on tho
south by lands recently heongingto o Joseph
K, Davis and lands inherited by Mrs. Eli
zaboth Lylcs, from her fathers estate, and
on lhe. west By lands belonging to tho estate
of Thomas Dawkins, or to his widow, Mar
'ha Dawkins and lands belonging TO tho
estate Of &. w. Rabb, deceased.
Terms of Salo
Cash. Purchasers to pay fcr titles md
stamps.
..D L. W. DUVALL, s. F. C.
SherG's Onice,
Wnnsboro', S. G Dec 12, 1870.
dec 13-tx2
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Winnsboro Cotton Market.

The Cotton. market for the past week h, 8
been quito hhll. Sales 325 bales. Prices
l2a for the best Lower grades 104 TO l1s.
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State of South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
COUNT or CO.H.tON PLEAS.

Geo. W. Higgins, vs. Bayls T.. Elkin. John
I. Hall and his wife, Sarah Hall and
Milton Dunlnp--Judgmcn and Fore.
closure.
Df authority conferred on me by an order
- made by his Homer Judge Rutland, ia
the above stated case, will sell before The
Court House door in Winnshoro. on The first
Monday in January next. within the legal
hours of sac,nll that piece, parcel or tract
OF land containing one hundred and four
and one fourth acres. more or less, lying
in the County aud State aforesaid. on the
Charlotte and outh Carolina Railroad,
about six miles from Winnsboro and near
the station on sad railway, called "Simr-
sons Turn Out" and adjoining lards OF
Gno. Simpson, Of estate Of VIM. Jones, dc
ceaSel, of the estate Of Osmond Woodward,
deceased, lands Of John II. Cathcart and
others.
Terms of Sale.
One third of the purchase money in cas-
and The balance Oh q credit Of twelve
months, with interest frDm tho day Of sale
to DC secured by hond md n mortgaee Of tho
premises, and the purchaser TO pay 70,
stamps and papers.
l.. W. DUVALL, S. f. G.
Sheriff IS Oflicc,
Winnsboro, s. e Dec. 10, 1870
dec l3 .i.lN2
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Photographs, & Ambrotypes.

WE will he prepared tn make Pictures on
W Monday, rrcombcr 10, 1870, at
Winnshoro. Gallery in Mrs. Woodward's
Old store, near her residence
Photographs, Ambrotypcs, Porcelain. Pic.
lures, &c. made Of any size and style de,
sired
Pictures taken in cloudy as we'll as fair
weather.
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( kNOtice to Debtors and Creditors.

A LII persons indebted to Tho Esiate Of
iA Dorcns Moblcy, deceased, will please
make payment 10 the Undersigned or O Nc.
Can's and Douglass, my Attorneys, and
those having claims against aaid Estate are
notified TO present them at once properly
a'tesicd 20 myself or, my said Attorneys.
dec JOHN MEADOR. Ex'r.
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TA7RANT'S S2LTZER APERIENT

should be preferred as q corrective and al
torativc to every other mt dicinc in use, -
Firstly. il ,l'ays fever; secondly. il clcnnscs
the bowels without violence or pain; thirdly.
il zones the stomach: fourthly, it regulates
the i'ow Of bile: iifIhly, it promotes kcnllhy
prrsp,raton; sixthly, it relieves the sys-
TEN from unwholcsomc humors; scvcnihly,
II tranauilizcs the ncrycs; eighty, it acts
upon the blood as drpurcnt and lastly. il
forms one Of the most delicious cooling
drangh,s that ever passed down The throat
Of an invalid.
SOLD TY ALL pRUGG,9Ts
Inc ou,
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How TO Obtain Patents.
The United States Patent Laws,
with instructions how to obtain Pat
ehts, is the title Of q work of liz pa
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Photographs for the Album.

Pictures Finely COlOrcd.
Two siltngs yilll always he given when
desired without extra charge.
We will remain hut short time mud those
wh" wish pic'u cs, phase call enrly.
Thankful forpas, favors, We respectfully
solicit u share of ,your patronage.
WrEN s. WHEELER,
dec Photographers.
Evening star., 1870-01-14
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER ASD
TMINE
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, .
WASHINGTON. Decembar A lssQ Z

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, December q, ls6g.
partment until the sth day Of January, $50. AZ i,
the o the PSs SrePS S hs fspT s.S
states Tor one year from the LIST day Of February,
to the Department, the Blank Agency Of the Pod
offss Tss DeParimsTpt sPn,sT M at Washington, d: q,
s iesIss rea%s Gf srs -Iesed below
size, Of maseris ana quality ss1s, nosss IN M ii u
pssf,s ss Is msss to that now n use in the Dparmct
such resm 90 contain D. perfect auires anu eH0s
lO reams Of the same kind OF paper 2oxso inches in
so,,a size, e TO weigh s. pounds to the ream;
hard twisted and in balls 10 weigh abou. one on:
founa each, and 50 bound ss to prevent its
S"n Pounds Of coarse Hemp Twine about one
Slgnih 9, 81 & an inch IN diameter, and in balls to
bound as to prevent it's becoming loose ni
Proposals wifi be received for eacb sr,icI. ....-
raiely, or for all together. '-
lowest and best bidder, 20 be determineS ast.r =
b,c tiS ior the purpose Of ascertainine
ysntageous 20 the Department.. "' i'o'' -
n, NOR or iess than the estimated Quantities mar
may require, at the discretion Of the Pcstmaster
Post 0fices may be seen at the offices sunnlis@
or at the Blank Agency Of the Post Office 1epart.
Bidders viii send samples Of such articles as they
Each bidder mrst furnish with his proposal guar
antees OF his ability to comply with his bid and s
are reliable persons ''s
contract. W 0eSe
failure to furnish promptly any article con-
uaeted for, or for furnishing article inferior "a
that contracted for. will be Considered snfs.;.ss
cause Tor a forfeiture Of the contract
not be considered. N0" ""s
he Postmaster General reserves the right n
oecidng hch bid, in its practical results NAV ts
moe, 70 the interest oi the Department, aud al~s a
reyectng any or all bids, IL in his udgent the ints~
eets OF the department require il,
Proposals must be marked the eny clone with ts.a
name OF the article bid for, and the letter addresI
70 the flrst Assistant Postmaster General W ashinr-
ton. ID. &. JOHN A j CRESWE
deo-wot Postmaster General
Evening star., 1870-01-14

One Of our Deighbors has painted his ont
houses, fences, &c, with paint made as fo-
point and vastly cheaper. In fact, the cost Is
scarcely anything except the labor:
. Take half a bushel of nice unslacked lime;
slack " with boiling water, cover il during the
process to keep in the steam, and add TO it a
peck OF clean salt, previously we'll dissolved in
warm water; three pounds of groundrice, boiled
t. a thin paste. and stirred in boiling hot;
half pound of clean glue, which has been pre-
viOusly dissolved by first soaking it well, and
then hanging it over slow fire, in small kettle
within a large one filed with water. Add five
gallons Of hot water to the whole mixture stir it
we'll, and let it stand few days covered from
the dirt lt should be put on right hot; for this
purpose, it can be kept on a portable furnace. 1t
l. said that about one pint of this mixture will
cover square yard upon the outside of house.
II properly applied
Brushes more or less small may be used. ac-
cOrding to she neatness of the job required. 1t
answers As well as oil paint for wood, brick or
stone, and is cheaper. 1t retains its brilliancy
tor many years. There is nothing of the kind
that will compare with it, either for inside or
outside walls. Coloring matter may be put i'm,
and made Of any shafie YOU like.
Spanish brown stirred in will make red or
rink more OF less deep, according to the guam
tty- A delicate tinge of this is very pretty for
inside walls. Finely pulveriZed common clay.
we'll mixed with Spanish brown before it is
stirred into the mixture, makes a lilac color.
slate color. very suitable for the outside of
buildings Lamp black and Spanish brown
f.lNc't tHgcther proCuce reddish stone color.
lcllCw Ochre stirred in makes a yellow wash;
but chrome goes farther. and maks a color
e 'Uerally esteemed prettier. In all these
cases. the darkness of the shade will Of
course be determined by the quantity of col
CrIEg used. IL is difficult to make a rule be-
cause tastes are yery different; 1t would be best
10 Try experiments on a shingle, and let it dry.
We have been told that green must not be mixed
with lime. The lime destroys the color, and the
color has an effect on the whitewash which
makes il crack and peal.
When walls have been badly smoked, and
when You wish to have them a clean white it is
wen To squeeze indigo plentifully through bag
INTO the water You use, before il is stirred in the
whole mixture.
If larger quantity than five gallons is
wanted. the same proportions should be OBJ
served"
our frien1 saws that thirty cents worth of
eoloring matter will be enough for the half
bushel OF lime. Spanish brown and yellow ochre
cost three cents a pound; lamp black and
iriHce's brown, hye cents pound. The latter
gives handsome lilac shade.-Genesee Farmer
Evening star., 1870-01-14
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELE0BANs, <ke.

petition to Congress Is being drawn up b.
the National Cigarms<ers' Association Of New
York, and also n circular calling for the aid OF
the leading trades unions in the United States,
the object teing either to obtain q return to the
'sTif of SO on imported articles, or to obtain
exemption from taxation on home grown to-
bacCO.
Governor Bullock, of Georgia, has issned an
order. whi~h has been approved BY the Legsla-
tue. ordering a recess Cf the House of Dele
gates until Monday next, and General Terry has
appointed Board of officers to examine whether
a Dulnbcr OF the members are competent under
the Reconstruction acts to hold their seats.
The Canadian Government has advertiss for
siN swift sailing vessels, to be used a m arine
r, lice force. The opposition Of the United
states To reciprocity treaty. it Is thought, says
"a Toronto dispatch. will lead to more stringent
legislation on the part of the New Dominion for
;he IrUtcetiOn Of the fisheries.
Collector Bailey. of New York. is still engaged
IN examining the books Of the whisky dealers
seized on suspicion that the Government had
tten defrauded- The establishment seized at
No. % Pearl street seems to have belonged to
Charles g. Cornell, prominent politician.
The National Bricklayers' Convention at
committees, pledged the telegraph Operators
a strike moral and material support, and
chose delegate at large to the National Labor
congress.
The Directors of the Norfolk and Great West
CTn Railroad have sent a committee to New
NCrk to accept the terms offered by certain con-
tracing parties in that city TO complete the road
from Norfolk to Bristol, Tennessee
A cable despatch states that the United States
steam frigate SusquehanDa has been wrecked
on Goodwin Sands. on the coast of England The
vessel is supposed to be total loss.
Yesterday the Senate of Minnesota ratified
the Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment. There
j. no doubt that the House will concur in this
action.
At Port Hood, Cape Breton, one Shea recent
Il shot and killed one Murphy in a mock duel.
shea SAYS the shooting was accidental.
The Spanish gunbosts, under convoy of the
trigste Isabel La Catolica, left Hampton roads
tOT Havana at noon yesterday.
Evening star., 1870-01-14
MARRIED.

NEIHNEYER-FRIDLEY On the 18th instant
by Rev DR. finckel. at his residence, No. 1917 q
,trest helween 18th and 18th First War;, JACOB
NEIHMEIER. ESD. to Miss MARY 81 FRID.
LEY all cf this city.
OECkHER-BEAVANS. On the 18th instant
q the Church Of the lmmac ulate Conce pton by the
Rev Father Mccarthy, ,GUSTAvE fLOECk HI Err
- this city. formerly of Frederick county. Mis-
county. Md
SIMMONs-TAYLOR On the 18th instant. a,
the Parsonage Of IT. Paul English Lutheran Church
y the Rev. J. g. Butler, Mr.. GEORGE A SIM
MoNS 20 Miss MARY &. TAYLOR, both of this
city.
BEALL-RICKETTs On Thursday, the 18th
instant. by Rev. George v. Leech. CUARLES B
BkALL o. Miss ADDiE RICKETTS,, both of this
city. Upper Marlboro papers copy 4
IE LA AVERGNE-WORTH. In this city, on the
18th instant; BY the Rev: Or: Addison, Of Trinity
,.pSEPHINE. daughter Of the late A. ). Worth
I aITed States NAVY
Evening star., 1870-01-14
DIED.

SCOTT. On the Eth instant, Mrs ELIZABETH
St'1I. IN The sith year of her age.
Her funeral will take place saturday. the 18th
Instant AT ii clock m. from the residence of her
sn Law. 6eorge Il. Jiilard. No 1914 llrh street
N~-t. ikepublcan and RaltO cony 4
BACHE. In Philadelphia on "Wednesday morn
irs, Mrs- y: G. BACHE, widow Of the late Pr.fes-
sT AieNandeT Dallas Bache, Superintendent u. 3.
East Survey.
ter funeral will take place from Trinity Church,
- street, On saturday AZ 3Ocloek. The friends of
u family arc invited TO attend.
NtssEf- In this city. THURSDAY the 18th
i-tant, at u minutes past O'Clock %. m, Mrs
MuS-ey.
Evening star., 1870-01-14
IN BANKRUPTCY
i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but thoee deprived Of this blessing know a,
rs loss The pfmpled, blotched and tetter- -c,verej
person looks upon clear, smooth skin with jesousy
and nvardly desires the same. Those vhose svs
tens are hllod with the virus OF SCROFJTI,k an
other eutsneous diseases cannot have good health
hen the blood is impure, disease Is sure to f1eW
ies fetters Sores, Boils, Copper -colored Patches
eales, &e Avert the calamity By purifying the
sAhARITANs ROOT AND HERB JUICEs.
before scrofuia takes frm hold
How many have the virus OF Sy phflfs I'm tbe .x.x~-
and IN that condition contemplate mArriase knov
Ing little Of its baneful ina the nstitufj"n
10 such we say STOP. First cleanse yourseN =,
these impurities Of that seroSulous infsetn vh;ch
N many Is hereditary In ths Constitution he
1re p y9n bring misery On yourssh md oGsprins
frlcs u q per bottle.