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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-09
THE CHARLESTON FREE SCHOOLS.

Y \ petition from the guardians OF the free
1schools of Charleston was received In the Sen
se, praying that the lew te SO amended as to
give the board power to levy tax 10 make up
any deficiency that may arise from the Stale
appropriation. the ann,,alicost (s40,00O) being
more than their apportionmenl; also, I'd give
the board power to electis own chairman and:
superintendent, and to allow The latter to
hnnla
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-09

/: The committee on the Judiciary recommend
ed that the bill to authorize the county COM
missioners to assume and pay obligations con-
tracted under tine late township act do not
pass. The Senate rejected the same.
The committee on incorporation reported
faverably upon tho bill to incorporate the
Savings, Building and Loan Association Of
South Carolina, an. the bill 10 amend an act
to incorporate the Enterprise Railroad Com
pany of Charleston, approved March lst, 1870:
that the bill to amend .'An act to provide for
the conversion Of State seourities," and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-09

cHAs. G. RICHTER 4 Co.,
Hasel street Bazaar, and No. 1el King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-09

rat Bowen then remarked: ~ an, 90.
.aatieston, and Wiureturn on Tuesday oo,n1.N ~
rSi,a soue oacS ycu have nos killed ola
u..' you snaH never see home, for will r;,
49, mat, thereupon, the prisoner, ION the K,
1mlae 1nn. Ionday night, aboutlo O'Clock. ,oos ,ha
eatlcals slaes given him by Boreu. and ,rsns
rsae sa nome occupied " Colonel Ubire. tna,
ne ia'ser was Sitting u his bedroom near ~"
inaoW where prsener could bave s,,o. ,,D ,.o
- .ae mead or body, bsSna where e,se bu, .. nu.
"isnlns 10 shoot him Sd 6pea1y, prisoner wen. ven m
.ne sue OF the house,\ and are.l through oh, ,so
eauetooa!oing, In a direction diasrant ,ron. +
.aas IN which he believed Colonel wni,s ~ tvm
ting; thar the ball, however s,,ma, n.'e 20 oe SIT
ans ,as,o Ho,osei "hte, which was stretched m,
aau mnlceed wound-of which he died IL q rsa,
aasSi !nat Prisoner, thereupon, threw n. &C" X
.n'o ancn' and passed miserable and nnhoss ssa
ws,,e sm.' anu ne next morning went to CoIans
" nse and c9psessed ths deed. ''N'4e
TIE DEAD MANS OPINION.
e,.1 as soonei white said that he believed ona
saFe DIN, but that Bowen was biace .Sa.s,a. sa.
o.uain shd should suffer for the crime Tho, W., @
oAei "nlse spoke to prise1e as a rarnor 80,
80 " d Son. and that prisoner artarwor,s
Fbie ;nsv soussqaences, escaped from the guard 4
rom ,sa, .' were bringing him to charleston and
q has sn,a.o uas oeen at large in GeorsiaE That z
n,r NJ rho telnorse Of conscience as thate. ~
MOVED re e.ime ne Committed, and lhas neye,
y tssSt psaSe oqrnn = mind % since the act.
.ss " several occasions In 1887 ia subse. Il
'eAu'' he maae q full statener .of the citS1n;l
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@CI n

CONFESSION OF THE PRISONER.
!. He states that his name was Eli G. Grimes; that
he was born apd raised in Lee County, Georgia,
but a present was resident Of McDufie County,
Georgia. That he was present at the killing Of
Colonel VIM. Parker White, on the night Of the 7th
of March, 1854, near GeorgetowQ s. O., and he
himself fred thesfataI Shot, beanecQlpelled to do
80 By Captain Christopher G. BoSenS That he
was nrst approached by said Bowen in the latter
part OF February, 1884, and told to Kill Colonel W.
Aasthe nrst opportunity, That Bowen thereupon
sSSsffuoted
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-09
Alisfsllaueous.
III fEaf Live Miist Die.

We seldom think of the great event
of death until the dark shadow: fails
across our path, hiding forever from
our eyeszthe face of some loved zone,
whose living smile was the sunlight oi
our existence. Death is the great de.
stroyer of life; and the cold thought OF
the tomb is the skeleton of all our
We do not want to go through the
dark valley, although its passage may
lead ito eparadise; and Like Charles
Lamb-when going through the fields,
leading his wife. both crying-we, do
not wish to. lie down in the desolate,
mouldy grave, even withs kings and
princes for our bed fellows. But. the
fiat of nature is inexorable. There is nc
appeal or reprieve from the great law
that dooms us all to dust. We flourish
and fade like. the leaves of the forest;
ana the frailest flower, that blooms
and withers in a single day, has not a
Trailer hold on life than the mightiest
monarch that has ever shook the earth
b. his footsteps. Generations of men
appear and vanish like the grass, and
the countless multitudes that swarm
heworld to-day will tomorrow dis
appear like footprints on the shore;
where .shnis sfh--.=1s fIsI -
Soon as ther-shing wave shalEbeat, y
Each print will vanish from the sight.
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WINE OFlLIFE.E

The great Blood Puriherand Deiiciops Drink,
Warmers Vinuln Vitse, or Wine OF Lift, is
free from any poisonous drugs or impafities,
being prepared 1or those who require a silmu-
liant. 1t is a splendid appetizer and tonic, and
the finest thing in the werid Tor purifying the
blood, 1t is the most pleasant and delicious
article ever offered 70 the pnblic far superior TO
brandy, whisky, wine, Bitters, or any other ar
ticle. 1t is more healthy, and cheaper. Both
male and female, young or Old, can, take the
Wine Of Life. It is. in fact, a iife preserver.1
Those who wish to enjoy good health and q free
flow OF lively spirits, win do well TO take the
Wine OF Life. II is different from any thing
ever before in use. 1t is sold by all druggists
Price One Dollar, in quart bottles. ~
This Wine is prepared 70 take the place Of ALI
other Bitters or Liquors known to be made up
of Fusil Oil an other deleterious articles. The
Wine of Life is distilled with great care,
for those who require o healthy
stimulent. and for the use of Medical Men and
Nurses in the sick-roorn, in place OF the Villain
ious liquors now in use, and SO, often depended
upon. In fact, it is constant complaint OF
Ply ysicians in this country, that 1t Is quite i'm.
possible to procure pure sti mulant liquors for
their patients. We ask the Medical faculty and
the public to give Warmers Yinum Vile or
Wine Of Life q tfi6a, ,andWe ask ssssS i-~-S---l
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io.x xo1al9p 4 Nfw YoRK. skuxuss l5sh. .Isss
PAhAEf6N OF tsCdSP0usTshpsE assh . ExfRMc IA
.es sgsRsEEss RsEss sEs hgsHU
81 e 5sl g
So9eb4 extraeted by displaceraenS wifh
SSPnits obtained from Juniper Berries- very
ssls sls. suyaris nsed, and sIf1eH Proportion 81
nse.l Use. ,o y more paiatable than any now in
sa1n hscn9 as prepared by Druggists, ia OF adsrk
~ T.. ~ Is plant that emfts It's fraerance.
aS,tsn nRme deztr0y 1his tits scttvs
Sne, III ~ tea'ing dark and glutineus decoc-
Bnchn in Ini N me ocofeF OF ingfedients IKE
smallest Quantity of the otbsr shs
aass9, 70 REsyeRt fermentation, 9uon' in 80
ssel ~ Will oe found not to be J5nctnr
nassos .h Y fnarmacopeA, nor is Il . Syrup ID IL
infian fzn 9e used - cases where few 20.
iarsns inn1g!sdgs t E OF the Ingredients and the mo
IAoping that yeq VIII lfavorit with atrial AND
~ uPou inspection II will meet with your
m ~ Iissng sm ssr1 2, psoS9sDS PssS9. dc i9ondenee
Chemist and Druggist d il yssrs
tFrom the largest Manufacturing ftn i cbt. cbemis, :,
Igd iSiaJ lou The World. y l1c2l 9l1liIll
q am aeqasintaa wish Mr. H.T Helm ses 5id
as occnplsd the Drug Store opposite my sresj
-nencs, ana vas successful IN conductif,r M
pusl pusinsss wnere others bad not been sons Ss
oe,41s s,.pa niM: have been favorably impl ssed
Cf9 CHfi'A Als cfe5 and sntefpriss,'5IIl--
mef Pewsss and Weiaftrns5 ~ iSaIM Ns5ni ~;
lfr Iag a,sasI ,Shasmiss Ninth and Brown s-esta.
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CHEMISTS AND DPHYSfCfANS
To ANAJIZE1IT Ili.l

Then spe * of II according TO It's merits, oom-
pare it With Whisky, Bitters, brandy, and 9TH
er such articles and see the difference. II they
find the Wine of Life is pure and wholesome
and the other Liquors poisonous, (which they
certainly will d0.) hen they are emorally bound
to prescribe and recommend the Wine of Life
lent and tonic in use; but should they ind 1t
not pure and what the proprietors claim for #,
let them publicly denounce il. 1t Is the physi-
clans duty to learn and find out which is the
most wholesome stimulant for his patients and
to do SO he must examine and look into the
quality OF each article. and learn for himselfi II
the Wine OF Life has any pecul ar merits to
warrant its general use. The proprietors claim
the Wine of Life to be whplespmeend fan
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CO,U GHM MQnM OEsE

dWarner's Cough Balsam Is healing, soft
ening and expectorating. The extraordinary
power it possesses in Immediately relieving,
and eventually curing, the most obstinate
cases of Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Influenza, ICatarrh, Hoarseness, Asthma
and Consumption is, almost incredible. so
prompt is The relief and certain its effects in all
the above cases, or any affection Of the throat
daily prescri bing it, and and all say that IL
is the most healing and ,expecterating medi-
cine known. One dose always affords RELIEF,
and in most cases one bottle effects q cure. Sold
by dru sIsts. in large bottles. Price One ollar
IL is youi gn fault il still cough and suffer,
The BaIsam will cure.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, POW RESTORED
nst published, new edition of DR. Culver
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
(without medicine) OF Spermatorrhoea or Semi
nal Weakness, involuntary Sc ninal LOSSES
impotency, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
iinpedlinents to Marriage, etc.. aiso, Consump b.
ton, Epilepsy, and Flts, induced by self-in-
duigenee or sexual extravaganza.
w. Price, ia a sealed envelope, only cents.
I The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quencesof self-shuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medi-
cine or the application OF the knife; pointing
out mode of cure at once simple certain and
efectual, by means of which every sufferer: no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself eneaply, privately, and radically.
y n9- This Lecture should be iD the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal in plain envelope, to any
ADDRESS, postpaid, on receipt six cents or two
post stamps. Ha 'IfGl tfll-'. = :
Also, DR.. Culverwell's E"Marriage Guide"
price 70 cents. Address the Publishers
r<ljsa.-.f :. CHAS. J. c. KLINE Il CO.,
dec29iy ~, =, 80
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81 lIElOHII!N Q -MOfxHi--i :
WEAEEa9 N RR XES

Warners DysPePsfa Tonic is prepafed eI-
weak nerves with habitual constipa ton There
are cry few who nave not employed physlci--
ans for years to remedy what this preparation
Will do in. q few weeks, by streng thening the
nerves, enrichingC the circulation, restoring
digestion, giving strength mentally and phys
ically, enabling those who may have been com
fined Tor years TO their rooms as invalids to
gain resume their occupations andaIl The dff-
ties OF life. One trial is all We ask to enable
this .emedy to recommend itself to the most
skeptieal. 1t is a slightly stimulating tonic
and splendid appetizer, 1t strengthens the
and digestion to normal healthy state. Weak,
nervous and dispepuc persons should use
WARSER'S DYSPEPSIA TONIC. For sale by,
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True wealth consists in virtue, and
not in the possession of great estates;
and wisdom consists in understanding,
and not in years. The wisest of men
is he who has the most vicinity for
Others. 80 -b.a-fl1. q FL ea.- II
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DIVORCES.

Absolute Divorces legally obtained I'm New
York, lpdiana, Illinois, and other States Off
persons from any state or country legal every
where; desertion. drunkenness, non support.
ETC., sumcient cause. no publicity. No charge
until divorce is obtained. Advice free
Address. y MooRt& RICHARDSON, li
dec2970ly $50 Broad way. New YORK citv "
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A mans good breeding is the best Sc
curity against other peoples iii man
ners. He who reforms himself has
done more toward reforming the COM
munity than a crowd of noisy impot-
ent, self-appointed patriots.
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The records of the London Old Bailey
are full of strange stories of criminals
and their conduct. Among Others is
An EskSan had Been Convicted q
robbery, and was brought up, with 9TH
ers, to receive the judgment of deatir
The preenef ION bling called on by the
officers Of the court, M the Usual way,
to declare what he had to say why sen.
tence of death should not be passed up.
on him, advanced to the front of the
dockfWifh 3 Vaeauts tstare, and inquired.
"What Is the Question:
"You have been convicted of robbery.
What have you to say why sentence OF
death should not be passed upon YOU
according to law?"
"Faith answered the prisoner, 81
have nothing much to say, except that
L dQnotthink / am safe in your hands. u
The Court laughed. Sentence was
passed, and the prisoner was about to
retire afH13eft6e bficerOf tn e Court call
ed ffHsb41k and demanded his aee.I Z
is it my age ye mean?"
"What is your age?'' SI3UIIe<s.
II believe bel, ] am M pretty well as ould as
Agairsti1ewhole court was "convuled
with laughter" but the wretched man,
whose hgnowing powers werequte
Involuntary, was doomed, even at the
scaffold, to '.set the people in afrbar. %
In the press room his irons were re-
moved and his arms confined with
cords. This being done, he seated him.
sell, and In spite of the calls OF Jack
Ketch and of the Sheriffs, to accom-
pany them in the procession to the
scaffold, he remained sullenly on the
bench where he had taken up his posi-.
ton. suzsaEs1aT 80 - IiSs ; A. sgsv - f-s.
Comes at last urged the hangman;
''the time is arrived" q siees'' = ev'is
But the Irishman would not move.
''The officers are waiting for syou?''
said the Sheriff. "Can anything be done
for you before you; quit this ,world?'
Noanswer was returned! O[-
Jack Kefch grew surly. = IF You
WOn'tgo, Emust carry you,p he said.
'"fhen yeu may, p said the prisoner;
"forH I'll not wall. - =, - q iss.s q :
why not? inquired aSheriff. 4sg
'I'H not be instrumental to my own
death, answered the prisoner. 81 ssssa .
What do you meang' asked the or
''What do 1 mane?" retorted the hap
less man., 81 name that I'il not walk
to my own destruction"
And in this determination he persist
ed, and was carried to the scafold,
where he was turned off, refusing to do
anything which might be construed in
to "his being party to his own death" !"
n
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Warmers Ptfe tseneay has never failed
mot even in one case4 70 cure the. VERY worst
cases Of Blind, itching or Bleeding Piles. Those
who are afflicted should Immediately call on
their druggist and get y, for IL will, with the
lief, and a few following applications are ONLY
required to effect a permanent cure without
any trouble or Inconvenience In Its use. l5fTlll
WARNER's PILE REMEDY is expressly for
the Piles, and is not recommended TO cure ariy
other disease. 1t has cured many cases OF oye
thirty years standing. Price One Dollar For
sale by druggists eYexy where. 9no5esIDii a.
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Ml!5e9':rlrick's7 \! ! Il
Ani-Dust, Smoke Consuming
Crate.
IT. .aer FOR i. ...-....- 30.
Fire Places, Cooking and
Franklin Stoves. n. ut.
w .MANUFACTURFD BY
WOODCOCK & BRO.
4 co BRIDGEPORT, OFIo.
= --a o- .EafeFs ero 7.a& 500 VI on

pa ADVANTA GEs FOR FIRE pI1rzS
4st. 1t is cast in one piece and holds III. D.,
independent of the Back wall. s'Ae rus
lzna. III mas Though the rear as we'll
as the 'front.' of the grate supplying air To ali
parts OF the fuel causing perfect com bustion
"a. ~ cannot clog up, burn out, or get ont Of
p ftn. The opening between The rear bar and
tne pack OF The Chimney, causes a strong and
cpnstant upward current Of the heated air car-
rylng the dust up the chimney, and prevent.
t1e SCOT from blowing down. - r1'.'I> -
oth-- Ihe IRE being more intense at The bart
OF the crate, the fuel as il is consumed fnIfs
n Nalcsll & tahl.c It.Ilf III al n g floor
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ON. Every part Of the nre-place Is Cd us kspx
orlgnt, and rejects The heat into the room.
sth.-No dust nue 10 needed in the h.rEWsp,
va. ~ VIII burn hard and soft coal. nut coai
and slack making no cfnders " = -
Lteth. 1t does not have 10 be removed Tn INIT t,
the Summer Piece, but LIT up the mont and
sn9ye back into the chfmney.i l7,er-7.r
! LIN: ~ can be putin any fire place or front
18th. II only costs from one to two dollar.
more than ordinary CRATES and is no humbua
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Buy Ks and I'll Do You Good
yyAnT AVN PvANr Z,

fpy CLEANSING THE BLOOD ssd srsus-l L
O. - inS the Liyer aad Sceret.vs orgsns 10 q n
healthy seaes. these fbixepre many con plAintsl
p which 1t would not Be supposed they could rsaehl
s>s Isaah a. HE 0AcHx, fAls u Sxps. Nunn-l -
|" lsxss o. rus HkSos AND Fxkr. DrilsEssi
- iCHnlxEss, kskuNA-r<x, Nz1sAlssa. Less 90 l.
ltrrxrrrx. BiLiors plssSrrxx. krDsxx xvyRc-l
"a irioss. Cossrr-A AMOS. pkEurrs, fnvxn< % AKA =
- ixiSps. pSsrKrsIA. JArxDEcE, and ether kin-l 4
~ drsd conpsinss adsins rom lou stats ef thsl -
leody or obstruction orits fanctioas. III
As Being fres IRON mercury and otAer poleeas' -
~ they can be taken a. all tc7 sad under al cis m
q san.tsness vithonsresara % diss er elsinssl II
Prise as cenis = box- a. Il ~
Prepsrede ey the Graf,~c fet,cfns ccuruny -
81 Louis. Aa Soil " pszSsias aaa pssiars n lsasaa
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Look to your Childreni
The Great Soothing Remedy.

MRS. cgrcseule and Eripins n tAsl pRrfD
TrrTccxa,s os~eia, aad fseilltxl.s The pro- E.e
ss ........: sss sssas
sESsS s,:.: ,,,.... .,.... sssas
sfStS = =; ss,s...'' :. y. ca.
all disorders breesh By teetAssx or ssv eSs-
Prepared By 49, Grafaa Ncdieins Co. 81 Lsais -.
Sold ~ prsgyisss asd Dealers IN N,isrins svrrrvS~
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! WOULD respectfully inform the
L NusIea1 Public that have receiy-
cd sNholesale and Retail Agency for
the above Pfanoes and Organs, and
can furnish parties desiring an In
nfeR on as favorable terms as any
Eagentin the State. My guarantees
are nom the nufacturers direct
ana ias3 Tor i've Years. i would earn
testtyreqpest any contemplating buy
ing a Piano or. Organ to call on. or
address the Undersigned. Dealers
VINO ii We in Cities are not always the
best garties to furnish instruments,
and in proof IIonly ask a full COM
parison of Styles and Prices,
Call on oraddress 81 Dff4a1l ..f
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From the washington star. = -


About two weeks ago a young man
named Henderson made a wager of
iS5O0 with aMr. Scott that he ecould eat
one partridge each day for-30 days be-
tween the hours of and 10 A. NJ, and
/ the money, 81 600, being placed in the
hands of Miller, of the KlOman restar-
launt, he entered on the task on the
18th ult. This morning he eat his 11th
bird and he is still confident that he
will accomplish the feat and win the
stakes tSince he has commenced, he
has fallen off over seven pounds in
weight, and his complexion does not
appear so good. "A number of outside
bets have been made on the result
varying from s. to 500 and the interest
seems to be increasing. Henderson has
the privilege of changing the style of
cooking and thus far has taken them
lbrOiled. 1t is thought that before this
week is over the birds will appear in
his Fimaginationto be as big as turkeys.
One thing is certain that this feat if ac-
EcOmplished, viii be fair, as the asferee
lis present at each eating, sees that the
fentire partridge isesnsumed, takes care
tOf the bones and givesa written certifi-
teate that partridge No-has been eaten
to his satisfaction. . ss-s ~
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ExERcIsE. - BETTER, THAN

7. No EXERCISE = BETTER THAN
MISUNDERSTANDING acts so directly
upon the organs, both chest and abdo-
men. Ten hearty laughs, real shouts,
will do more to advance the general
health and vitality, than an hour spent
In the best attitudes and motions, il
done in sober solemn spirit. OF eatlEse
I know yoh eanf laugh at tyonr Win. 81
tyou must play with your children, in
1troduce hundred games which involve
competition or fun. j Open the folding
doors, move back the center table, and
lgo at it. Play with dog, run for the
lpins, play any of the games which you
can recall from early experience.
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zLEPROSY IN SAN DOMINGO.-OneO OF
the frightful plaques of Oriental and
tropical countries is Ieprosy. In the
great cities of China, from which we are
now receiving immigrants, there are
Iswarms of lepers, and itappears that
the medical officer accompanying the
San Domingo expedition has discover
led that leproSy exists there, and that
there are now twenty slepers in the
town of Santo Domingo itself. 1t does
not appear that the medical officer was
aware of the existence of leprosy ali
over the island. In the city of Port au
Prince lepers are plenty, and their ap-
pearance as they hover near the church
doors is horrible beyond description. Ii
|isLto be hoped while we are introducing
oriental immigrants and anneXing trop-
ical islands, we will not also introduce
the terrible Contagious plague of 1eprosy
by which they have been inflicted for
centuries. We believe there are few
lepers In the country already. Its safl
that two or three have been found in
New York. Gin. Com.
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THAN
-jWHISKYOR BRANDY,

or in fact, any other article In common use, and
ought to be nsed in every family. Everybody
should give It q trial. 1t is new thing, only
been IN use about one year, yet it has already
gained great name and wonderful SALE and
whoever once tries 1t will always recommend
even delicious, and auy one would be crazy to
take whisky, &C., If he can get the Wine OF
Life. 1t is for sale by druggists everywhere, in
quart bottles. Price One Dollar. We challenge
the world to produce 2 purer, cheaper, and
nicer article than
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once affscted withorganic Weakness, reanireS
the aid of Medicine TO strengthen and invigor-
ate the system, which HEEMB0LDS EX-
RACT,BECHUi invaribly does. II no treat
ment Is submitted to, Consumption or insanity
ensues. aF ~. X f,-iilT -. -. 30
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a physician whocisssonIeWhat of a
wag, called on a colored Babtist minis
ter and propounded a few puzzling
questions. "Why is it," said he ''that
you are not able to do the same mira
cles that the apastlessdid ? Theywere
protected against poisons and adj kinds
of perils; how is it that you are not pro-
tected in the same way?' 1.-THE colOred
brother replied promptly: "Don't
know about that, doctor, 'spect is.
] have tooken a mighty sight of strong
medicines fromgop'r doctofs and 1 is
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