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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-03

AFRICAN WINES. 1t is not generally
known that Capo Colony produces the most
delicious wines grown on the faco of the
earth. A cargo received as remittance by
our neighbors, DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., con-
tains several varieties raised there, among
which tho Constancia commands tho highest
price Of any wine in the world. Almost the
entire crop of it is consumed in the palaces
Of Europe, this rare exception being sent to
them in exchange for tilor medicines, which
have long been the staple remedies of South
Africa. - Boston Journal
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-03
: TAKEN INTERNALLY,

TAKEN INTERNALLY,
1t cures sudden Colds, Coughs &C., and Weak
Stomach, General Debility, Nursing Sore Mouth !,
Canker, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigcs-
tion. Cramp or Pain in the Stomach, Bowel Com
plaint, Painters Collie, Asiatic Cholera, Diarrh9a
and Dysscntery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY,
Cures Fclons Boils and Old Sores, Severe Burns
Scads, Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, Swelling of the
Joints Ring Worm and letter, Broken Breasts,
Frosted Feet and Chilblans, Toothachc, Pain in
Face, Neuralgia, and Rheumatism. 1t is q sure
remedy for Aguc, Chils and Fever
PAIN KILLER,
Taken internally, should be adultcralcd with
milk or water, made into syrup with molasses.
For n Cough few drops on sugar, eaten, will be
more effective than anything else.
Rssy- Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price % cts, so cts. and 81 per bottle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-03

Dsg- Three companies Of the 18th United
States Infantry passed through Columbia on
Sunday on their way to tho upper Counties.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-03
S P LEN DID Gil A N CE
For Investment
HI Rcal Estatc /!
ONE THOUSAND ACRES

ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
Of which about 500 acres is wcl-timbered
WOODLAND There is in cultivation $50 acres
upland, anl 100 acres b)ttom land. Two
creeks traverse the premises each having o
fine Shnal-on one Of tEem is situate Wheat
and Corn Mill in good running order and hay
ing large patronage; on the other Greek
is situate a lanyard of considerable capacity,
also in good running order, and having all the
advantage whicl, on abundant water-power and
good location can givo. There is on the prem
ises n convenient and commodious Dwelling
House, with six large rooms, and fire. place to
each. Tho out-buildings are conveniently To-
Gated and in good condition
-1LSO-
Another TRACT OF LAND, in the village
Of Fair Play, miles Sou,hcnst of the former
place, contning 225 acres fine farming land,
about GO acres Of which is in cultivation On
this tract is a gond Dwelling House and out
buildings, two Gin Houses and two Store
Houses.
For further particulars, apply to J. W. Strib'
ling. ut Walhallu, or to the subscriber, at his
residence. THOMAS r.. SllELOR,
Fair Play, s. G.
Feb 3, 1871 Is
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III nj IL.
THE GREAT FERTILIZER (!
COTTON FOR GUANO,
$1,000 1sasg2NaNUHH!

W7E propose selling limited quantity of
w our Guanos for M,d1ling Cotton, at Is
c.s delivered at planters nearest depot, by
lst November next.
We also offer the magnificent premium of
200 for the best yield from our Guanos.
For particulars apply to our nearest Agent,
or address us for Circular
WILCOX. GIBBS & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Guanos.
Charleston, S. c., Savannah and Augusta Ga.
Feb. II, 1871 II I'm
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Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 92, A. n. Nh
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Blue
Ridge Lodge, No. 90. A.. F.. NJ, will be
hold on SATURDAY. March 4th, at o'clock,
P. NJ. Brethren will take duo notice, aud gov
ern themselves accordingly.
BY order Of tho Lodge.
j. H. NEVILLE, Scc'y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-03

MAX. d, 1871.
STATE SEcuRIrlEs-South Carolina. old, 90
IS: do new, -@GOi do, registered stock, ex int
-GGG5.
CRY SEcunITlEs-Augusta, Ga, Bonds -.G178;
Charleston. s. g., Stock ex or int, -@50; do,
Fire Loan Bonds, -@70; Columbia, 8. G., Bonds,
-@GdO.
RAILROAD BoNps-Bluc Ridge, first mortgage,
-G9G0; Charleston md Savannah, -@G3; Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta, -@s5; Chcraw
and Darlington, --@82; Grocnvillc and Column
hia, lst mort, --@85; do, State guarantee, %
81; Northeastern, -G0o3; Savannah and Charles
ton, lst mort, -07a; do. State guarantee, %
70; South Carolina, -@73; do, 70; spartanburg
and Union, -058.
RAILROAD SrocKs-Chnrlottc, Columbia and
Augusta, --G940; Grcenvile and Columbia, -GG2;
Northeastern, OH; Savannah and Charleston,
@; South Carolina, whole shares, -@40;
do, half shares, -0D40
EXCHANGE, &o.--Ncw York Sight, off rr
Gold, 1907 4@lll; Silver, 103GG-.
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Final Settlement.

~ 1871 will apply to I. II. p|i!pot, Esq.
Judge Of Probate, ut Pickcns G. H., for leave
to make n final settlement of the Estate of EU.
GENIA A. GARY, (formcrly Il. a. Brazeale, J
Minor; and to be discharged thcrefrom as
Guardian. E. II. GRIFFIN, Guardian.
Feb. IL, 1871 II i
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WulIsalla Cha pter, No. 2s, R. A. n

A REGULAR CONVOCATION Of Walhal-
Ia Chapter, No. 2S. r.. A.. NJ, will be held
ut their Hall, in Walhalla on MONDAY, the
9th day of March next, at candle.light.-
Companions will be punctual in their atten-
dance.
BY order tho Chapter:
& DENDY Scc'v
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SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
*Bank Of Charleston 900
Bank Of Ncwberry o.
Bank Of Camden 90
Bank of Georgetown o.
Bank Of South Carolina o.
Bank Of Chester ID
Bank Of Hamburg Co.
Bank of State of 3. c., prior to 1861 %
Bank Of State Of s. c., issue 1861
and 1862 90
*Planers' and Mechanics Bank Of
Charleston %
*Pcoplc's bank of Charleston ID
*Union Bank of Charleston ID
*Scuthwestern Railroad Bank of
Charleston, old ID
Southwestern Railroad Bank Of
Charleston, new %
State Bnnk Of Charleston M--
Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston a.
Exchange Bank of Columbia ID
Commercial Bank Of olumbia a.
Merchants Bank of Chcraw o.
Planters Bank Of Fairfield o.
State Of 8. O. Bills Receivable 05M--
City Of Charleston Change Bills 06(9-.
&
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*Bils marked thus (*) are being redeemed at
the Bank Counters Of each.
March la, 1870 90 ly
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-27

These bords arc secured, 4 81, by a Frst Mot
% on ic raj i.road itsci lis iiT" stock. and
all cQuipnenis; 'econd. by First No igai II it,
entire Land GIANT. b inI more then twenty Two
ThoUsand Acres ot Land tn each ra Of .toad
The Bonds are free irom United Smtes Tax; the
Principal and lnetcs re payable in Gold-the
rfI.cipIl IT the rnd oi lnirty yeais, and tnc lit
tcrest Fem SnnHualiy. n the ia,e ~ NkNtN AND
THKEE-TEN lis PER CENT T. per nnum
TlSy are isse in determination OF 500, $500,
: 1000. s5,COO and SlG,GUu.
TIE Trustees under the Mortgage arc Messrs Jay
Cooke. of Phl slphia. and j. Edgpr Thompson.
President OF the 4. nnsylNania c, nlral I;mlroaG
Company.
These Northern Pacific 7..lJ Ponds viii q. all
times before maturity, be recc vahle AT TEN
PER CENT PREMIUM for |, o. IN exchange for
the Company auds II, their Lowest cash price
III addliuu to tleir absolute saf'y, ,he-e Bonds
yeli IN income .iscr, we hclieyc AN any other
hlst-c.ass security. Persons holding Tinted Stae.
. POS can. by converting them in q Sulttern Pa.
ci1ic., increase Their yearly income 0neHird, ahd
still have pc fectly reliable ipve.tmeut
HOW To GET 1iiEM-Yonr nearest Banl, or
Banker wi supply these ionds IN any desire
amount, anC Of any need denomination. Ie;sus
wishing 10 cXchanre stocks OF other ends .nr
'i;9sc, cao do so with rny of ojr Agents who will
allow the highest current price for ALL MAkkEH-
ABLE SECCHIr E..
Those living in localities remOt" from INKS, m1y
-end muney, or OTTER hoLds directly 20 us bY cX.
press, and will send hack Northcrn Pacific
Bonds ut our owu risk a. without cost TO the IN
vestor. For iuither Information. pomphl T., maps.
etc call on or address the undersigned. or cn; OF
the Banks or Bankers employed to Sc ibis loan.
FOR SALE BI
James Y. Brady Il Co, Hart, Caughry ~ Co, Ma.
sonic Savings Bank, Western Savings falIk, 4. Nc
Lean Il Co, Biukers, General Agents, Fits
~ GEO. u. Vsgsss;LL * CO., local
Agents, Petroleum Centre, ga.
m30 i'm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-27
LIST OF AGENTS.

T.TUSvITIE, CHURCH RUN AND NICINI
TY-SrHPIIEN .,OGF. Office iIainilon's Ciunr.
Store, address Tilusyille, Pa Assistant John Van
SERVER.
TrTUSVILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yIcINI.
TY-H. IL THOMAS. Ollce ana address, Man.
sion House. 1itEsvilc, Pa.
SIIAMBuRG AND VICINVTY-GEORGE IR-
WIN. Ohice Shamhurg; residence, Titusville Pa
As-sicnt. a A. West.
ENTERPRISE iLhASANTNILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PlfiCiE W GEO. VAN
VLEC. Office and address, Chase House, Pleas
aniyille Assistant Ii. g. Huntington
TIDIOUr AND WEST luCKORY--CIIAS
CLARK Oilicc and address Exp ess ONCE Tidi.
)ute. Pa Assistant E. Beirsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and address. Petroleum Cen
re- pa Assistant, Charles Blackford.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
IN Oil Creek and Cherry Hun from Story Farm to
icClintoGlville--.JA IESSAUNDENS. Address
arr Farm, pa. Assistants Luther b. Saunders.
Charlie u. Cochran and william Hoyt.
NIcCL.NrnCKYiLLE OIL CITY AND RtNO
"A. 5. pNSI. Address, Oil City Or Reno, Pa
AssistnrS \. Mead
FNAN4LlN, ALONG TIE ALLEGHENY rIv.
Err 'LBHit ohlce and address. Franklin, Pa
SC2ORG ASS, FOSTER fARM ~ PA1RERS
LANTN'!--liECHARD ". REnPlELD. Office
and a!tr' 50 Scrub.rass, n Assistant, 4. " Por-
telieiG, address kmlenton Pa
WEST N!llA'NIA--C. y. ANGEL, and II. L.
COOK Address. ParEer3hu"g, West Virginia
gsobCrts I'atYUicup; Torpcd o 90
..ay.-dly
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CAC HsGW.
J(

Tic public Ia autionch rgams, fnro,lrg any
ut the rcgularl authorized Agents the Conipn.
~. since the Roberts iatunr cover the use Of the
i prpgdo ana all explosive materials for oil wells.
and THE ,.e Of su"l mat erias hy other parties il
cttVC; tS HonEl1'S pETH LII; ~ H.
iealt With according 10 law aud acting w.llinlly
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisio s
Ji the Courts
with n view tu accommodate Oil Men in every p1rt
Of TIE Oil Hc.icn. They have EMPLOYED the most
efficient Agents and Assistants that can be procured
tor the business. hAch Torpedo j. labelled with
date patents, together With the price of the Tor
pedn and 81 ned by an officer Cf The Company, so
every Operator Wishing Torpedo may Know its
price ami wlicehtr II came from oylr otli,.
cpe ators will confer favor by reporting to thi.
Office any negligence of Agents.
The following named persons hive been appoint
ell Agents and Assistant Agents fer the Oil Re- ions
of pennsy vania and West Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-27
OPINION OF JUDGE GRIER.

As write with difficulty can only state She COP
cusions 10 which my mind has come after careu
examination OF this case
The com ainMt las exhibited patent dated
25th uf April, 1858. This is prua acic evidence ol
Il good title. and puts on the respondents the bur
DIN of prori that the paieit Is void or worthless.
/ reed not repeat my remarks i'll the case OF Good
year vs.. Day e. Wall, G. C. lep 2.D) but now
adopt them ailordins rule oi decision which ap-
pics clearly 10 the pl eseut case
As the infringement of the patent is admi, ted,
the OnN question will be TO the validity OF com
plainanls patent Of April -, ls5S.
1T wa, after speculation h'd been reduced to-
practice, aud after repeated experiments. that the
complainant succeeded in overcoming he prejudice
and ignorance of the people On the subject. and
pcrsllaGins the public that his invention was useful:
after he had established It's great utility and value
and "when his genius and patient perseverance, in
spite OF sncers and scol>, were completely sue
ccs-.ul, tuat l'eed, who had oe.ule made expert.
meat4 on the sani" subject, and wa, Unsuccessful,
imagined tina; hr had the nest tight totncnycn' ion
and after purchasing one more uplainaut' stUr
peduc- he applied On the lst of November. 1851.
for Il pattnt for substantially the same Cumbna
tons OF devices and achilc conteineliH complain
ants patent. On the 10th OF the same month the
re.poudrnis formed themselves into a company or
coz or,lion called ''lne Reed Torpedo CuiErlnv,'
ror JIe purpose OF piriting the curpair'lui's in
veation, ami su9portinG the expense q litigation
aud thus deiluu4 MIN OF the iriits. They have pee
spyercd, 1iter the preliminary Injunction Ncly
properly gwn.ci by the District Judge.
Let d cree he entered for complainant for per,
pc.Iiai njGn,tiun aid Iastcr HppOiuiui 10 ta!>,.
aii account according 10 the prayer ui the bill.
II. {. UA1Ei, JuG;r
Norr-Thc passage referred 10 bv Judge Gricr In
his ioriner e sen, j Wallace, p .Og adopted a..
app iclDie to his ,asc va, = iUl!uwa:
al H. Usually the case, wien any valuable d. COW
cry is made or any nov iraci me "f great mi iiy il
invented t!It tucatcn;iOn OF The public has rc,1
turned to rIt sIbieet prev OUsi,. AID that n,auy
ier.uAs Auy. hen making researches ana cSu,r ri
meals Philosophers nuu mec!,anicians rIa. law,
Ia W te.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-19

age-courage to be calm and help
one another. The grave problem
which now faces the great city in
ruins beats all precedents of the kind.
Cool judgment and determined reso-
luton and action art the duties of
the solemn hour. All is being done.
aud everybody is helping by sympa-
thy, not in sentiment alone, but in
deed and in truth. The Hon. John
Dement,, of Dixon, said to us to o-day,
Sir, so greatly am i moved by this
great calamity that 1 can scarcely
trust my voice to speak of it." and
the strong man wept as he said It.
Thanks to the blessed spontaneous
charity of the whole country in the
midst of the desolation. 1t is the
bright angelic side of human nature,
and when it flashes out in such splen-
dor as on the present occasion, we
feel the divinity of humanity, and
that something of immortal good re
sides in it. The mutual reflex of this
experience of sorrow and suffering is
most grandly beautiful and not less
valuable to the race for coming time.
Suffering is the test and interpreta-
ton of true manhood.
In the midst of all the blank won
der with which the people of Chicago
noted as they are for energy and
hopeiulness--were forced to stand
and gaze at the havoc which the ele-
ments were making with their proper
ty: in the mitst, even, of the sorrow
that the calamity was bringing to
every hearth, one might often hear
this apparently frivolous utterance:
We'll Chicago has been bent on beat
ing tho world in rYthing-slre has
done it again now. She has had the
most destructive fire ever known"
This is unquestionably true. The fire
which devastated Chicago Saturday,
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday is un
questionably the greatest fire and the
greatest disaster, so far as property
is concerned. that is known to history.
Chicago has received the most ter
rifle blow ever given city by fire,
and for q time it seemed as if we
must all lie down passively in thc
common ruin, and let the city 90 to
the moles and bats. But this feeling
could not continue long in Chicago
the city of the world for enterprise
and to-day, over the smoking ruins
men are shaking each others, hands
and vowing the city shall be rebuilt.
Many of our leading business men
have already decided on building
Temporary structures will, in many
cases, so up, but solidity and beauty
will soon follow. Beneath all the
chaos, and terror, and suffering is the
beating Of stout hearts which will
never give up, and their courage is
contagious. Chicago will rise again !
Chicago. aided by the sympathy
and already rendered assistance of
her friends in other parts OF the coun-
try, joined to the indomitatle and
elastic energy Of her own people, will
be builded again, determinedly, upon
the still smoldering ashes of her late
glory.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-19
Ds. HooFLANDis GREEK OIL.
This oil IS a sovereign remedy for pain. and

This Oil IS sovereign remedy for pains and
aches of all kinds.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache. Chill
blains. Sprains, Burns, PAIN in the back and
Loins RingwO ms, &c, &c ail yield TO its ex-
ternal appiicafioni The number of cures eject
ed by il is astonishing, and they are increasing
every day.
Taken internally, i Is cure for heart-bur
Kidney Diseases, Sick Headaches Collie py.en-
terry, cholera horbuS, Cramps, Pains In ths
Stomach. Colds. Asthma. kc.
The Creek Oil is composed entirely of healirr
gums and essential oils The principal iugrs-
dent is an oily substance, procured in tho
principal part of Greece Its effects as a de-
stroyer OF PAIN are truly magical Thousands
have been benefited 9y its use and q trial by
those who are Skeptical roughly con-
vince them OF ITS inestimable value.
These remedies win be sentby express 10 any
locality, upon application to the PRINCIPAL
OFFICE. at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No-63l ARCH Street. Philadelphia
CIIAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly c. NJ JACKSON.
TheJe Remedies are for sale by Druggisss
storekcepcr>, and Medicine Dealers sresywhsrs
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-19

The Democratic majority in this
county last year for Secretary of State
was 449. This year McCook's ma
jority is 335, Republican gain Of
ia. and Milton Moral, Republican
candidate for commissioner, carried
the county by 40 majority:
We can assure all who voted for
him, Republicans and Democrats, that
they will never have occasion to re-
gret the compliment they thus paid
Mr. Moral and the confidence repos
cd in him. AS we said before, his
election is triumph for the tax pay
crs. Messrs.. Rieser and Agnew also
matle gallant fight, IS will be seen
by an abstract of votes cast in this
county.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-19
IT IS with profound sorrow that

Iris with profound sorrow that,
notwithstanding VIC last week an
nounced that Mott was elected, We
have this week to record his cefeat
and Jackson's election by a majority
of about 26I. The meanest men in
the District brought this result about.
for Mott is in every way the best
qualified for the position and most
worthy. Whitley was in Hancock
and Wood counties, after all our in
quiry last week. But while Jackson
received but 766 majority inCrawtord,
his own County, the Democratic
majority there, for Governor, is 1858.
In this. Wyandot County, Motifs
home, while the majority for Nc
Cook is but 335, Mott received the
proud and unprecedented endorse
ment Of 1872 majority!
Although defeated, Mott retires
from the contest with the noblest
honors.
We have no personal acquaintance
with Mr.. Jackson, but as he is elect
ed, we hope that he win prove to be
= better man and officer than we have
reason to believe from what we have
learned OF his past life. We bear
malice toward no man, and during
the campaign just closed, we said
and done nothing but what we be-
Geved our highest duty demanded.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-19
Vie wall of Woe from Michigan.

We have the tale of sadness in
Huron County, Michigan, from the
lips of Mr. c. II. Gallup of Port Aus
tin in that county. Mr. Gallup was a
Norwalk man, is we'll known by many
in this city, and by all the people Of
Norwalk. and his statement is trutf.
Huron County lies at the mouth OF
Saginaw bay,-on the south side of
the bay and along the shores of Lake
Huron, being right in the bend.
Along the cost Of Lake Huron, for
ty miles, and so back inland. the fires
have swept. Grind Stone City, with
a population of 300 is one half de-
stroyed. New River partially burn
ed. Huron City, population 500, en-
tirely destroyed. Port Hope, 600
people, one-half gone. Forest Bay,
population 200, entirely destroyed
Sand Beach, population 400, entirely
destroyed. Center Harbor, popula
ton of $50, entirely destroyed. Rock
Falls, 80. people. one half destroyed
Elm Creek, $50 inhabitants, entirely
destroyed. White Rock, GEO people.
entirely burned.
The interior townships are six
miles square. OF them only four
have escaped in Huron county They
are sparsely settled. and the people
have been obliged to flee for their
lives, glad to escape with only the
clothes On their backs. Verona Mills,
an interior town of 800 people, is
swept away. The number rendered
entirely destitute is computed at
three thousand. Fugitivess sought the
Lake, and many stood in the water
for twelve hours-men, women, and
children.
On coming ost of the water the
crowns in the felt hats of the men
would drop out, being burned to
crisp, while the owners saved their
lives by standing in the water, sub
merged to their elins. Skeletons
have been found in the highways and
in the fields. Over fifty lives are
known to be lost, and others are still
missing. People came into Port
Austin before Mr.. Gallup left-which
was on Friday mornlng-wrapped in
horse blankets, and children having
on only their little shirts.
Large numbers escaped from their
houses in their night clothes only and
have not stitch of clothing besides.
The tales Of suffering are heart-rend-
ing. A family in Paris township fed
from their burning house. The IA
ther was absent. The wife had a
child one day old. She left her bed
with that child, and leading another
yet mere infant, ten years old boy
leading another little sister and tie
aged grandmother following. They
fled through burning stubble and
grass, the grandmother fell and was
burded to death; the mother and chill
dren reached a place of safety but the
mother probably will die.
We might give other instances that
would start the teals, but We have
not Space. Herald.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-19
DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS
almost universally.

slr1ost universally.
Nearly every other person ycu meet is , victim,
an apparently willing one for were this not the ca.e
why 50 many sufferers, when a certain speedy ,nd
safe remedy is within the easy reach oT All NC
desire to avail themselves Of its But the ms
!orlty VIII Dot B.ihded by prejudice or de-
terrcd by some other Unexplained inhnsnr.
LheT refuse to accept the relief profferetl them
Ihey turn deaf ear to the testimony of thc
thousands whose suGerings have been aieyi.ted
and with strange inlEtuatiOn, apperr to cIine
with desperate determination to their rutblrss
tormen r. But says dyspctic: What j. mi.
remedy.to which we reply: This great aIleyi
stor OF human suffering is almost as " idely
known as the English language. Ithss alIayed
the agonies OF thousands. and is to-day carry in
comfort and encouragement to thosands of totbs
ers. This acknowledged panacea is none other
than
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-19
HOOFLAND'S TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect II nos onTv
stimulates the Tagging and wasting energiss.
but invigorates and permanently strengthens
its action upon the Liver and Stom ach thorough
pei habs less prompt than the Filters " hen the
same quantity j. taken is Icne TIL. less certain
Indigestion, EillioUsnesS. Physical or Nervous
ro>tration. yieli readily to its potent in iuenre
u gives the invalid a new and stronger hold upon
lIfe- removes depression Of spirits. and inspires
eheerfulness. IT supplants the pain OF disease
with the case and comfort Of perfect health 10
gives strength to weakness. throws desponden-
dy to the winds and starts the restere-i invalid
upon a new Id gladstone career. But Dr. HoOf-
lands benefactiOns TO the human race are Eos
con fiaed to is celebrated