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The Ku.KIu1 Bill as Passed by the


House.
From the Washington Star. ~
The House OF Representatives having
had the bill to suppress disorders in the
Southern States under consideration for
some time, yesterday passed the bill, after
several amendments had been adopted.
The bill as passed provides for the sus.
pension ofthe writ OF habedS corpus, and
empowers the President to e-the regu.
lar army to arrest offenders and hand
them oyer 10 the United States marshal.
The provision which empowered the
President TO call out volunteers was
stricken aout by the united vote OF tho
Democrats and some twenty-five ltepub:.
licans. The bill, therefore, as 1t passed
and was sent 10 the Senate, may be sum-
medllp as follows: First, conspiracieS,
or the combination Of two or more per-
sons to deprive any class OF persons, oil
eoual projection OF tue law, are defined as
Eeionies, punishable in United states
courts by fine and Imprisonment, while
the injured parties have recourse there Tor
damages. An amendment makes persons
amenablo to punishment who go in dis
Euise upon the public highway,
or upon tho premises Of an
other. ior the purpose, either directly or
Indirectly, of intimidating any person.
Second, In caseOf obstruction TO the laws
of n State or the United States so Us to
deprive any person Of any privilege, i'm.
munity, etc, and the State authorities are
unable or fail to afford protection, or to
apply to the President for protection, the
President may use the national forces 10
arrest any offenders and hand them over
to the United States courts. The war act
Of 1868 is revived, which requires the mil.
itary to hand q list Of imprisoned persons
to the United States courts, ind then II
the term adjourn and no Indictment is
found, all such are to be discharged.
Amended by striking out the provisO ali-
thorizing the President to direct vOlunta-
nv enlistments OF any Of the militia Of the
United States. Third, After prOclama-
ton the President may suspend the writ
oil haJeaS corpus till the LIST Of June, 1872,
whenever and wherever he finds numer-
Gus unlawful combinations Amended so
as to authorize prisoners arrested under
this act TO DO turned over TO the courts
for trial. Fourth. The iron'clad or test
oath for Jurors in United States courts Is
abolished, but the judge may exact an
oath of juror that lie has never belonged
to the ku.klux. 1t Is the intention Of the
Senate to act at once on the bill.
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INsoLENT SrUPDTY.-Here is a centre
shot at the Democracy Of the present
times from q Democratic paper, the New
York Herald, We would like to hear
from some of the irreconcileables Of this
State, who oppose the Flick amendment
on the ground that the Myth amendment
is null and void, whether they don't think
there ishard horse sense in these observa.
tons Of the Herald. --
"As long as tho Democratic party, dir.
ectly or indirectly, undertakes TO fight up
on the issue OF 1864, that the war Is a
failure or upon the issue of 1868, that
tho reconstruction acts of Congress, and
the concurrent amendments Of the Consti-
tuition, are unconstitutional, revolution
airy, null and void so long will this party
be soundlY thrashed, for It's insolence and
its stupidity"
"Insolence and stupidity" decribes it
accurately,
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the 6tst IN he Forld
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and InStantGne-
or Unpleasant 0dor. The ROnnIne ". A. Batch.
Slor'S Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY 4
splendid Black or Natural Brown, Docs NOT
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, son
and BeGuufaL Tia only HAfa and perfect Dye,
Sold BY all DruggiS9. Factory 10 Bond street,
New York. .Es-ag1 SOS - iOn9leodAW
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In the first congressional district Of Con.
necticut the republicans have 314msj ority,
In the second, 40 majority; in the third;
1888, The democrats have 1881 msIori.
" in the fourth district. Thus, on the
vote for Congressman, the republicans
have clear majority Of COS in The State.
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MI 7 I G E-THE WHEELING

MOTH E.-THE WHEELING
In Savings Institution having, BY DEED a,
Trust dated ne 2sth q February. ISL, and now
conveyed 70 me al It's property, real and prrsn!
al, stocks, claims and demands, Whethsr' (,
bond, note, bill Of exchange, accsunt az OH!
wise, In trust 70 secure all debts and llabI,i'.
OF the said Wheeling Savings Institution. eorSl
ly and without preference to any one or mOteo,
them over the others: ''"
Notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted
TO the said Institution that the AMOUNTS m ~
respective debts must DO paid to The updr,s .s
ed and to all persons having claims SSSi5.,
said Institution to present the same for Sdin,,
ment without delay at the office on Monroe ~,
lately occupied by II, which will BE- open foI n,
purpose every day, Sundays excepted. uptii n,
Their notice, from ten 10 twelve clock A. n
feb28 DANIEL LAMB, TruIte.
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An astrologist Is creating sensation
at Smyrna, In Turkey, who claims to
have been born In one Of the Greek
islands 1900 years ago. He is said 10 be
very handsome, and to appear not over
25 years old.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DEMoVAL-I DESIRE TO I'M
II FORM my friends and tho public vepsr',
" that have removed my stock OF Rope TwIn.
Betting, &C., TO the new building erected on ~,
ruins or my old stand, Nos. Is and 10 E,, W..
street, where will be pleased TO receive nv,
orders and endeayor BY strict and prompt alien,
tIon to business 10 deserve their patronage ''"
ap3 CHAS. Il. BERRN
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New Advertisements.
WTINDoW SHADES.

A new and large stock Of the lstest styles and
patterns at !. ALENDEL & cos, lSs Mainssrtet
wO have largeiot Of odd Shades which win %
sold at less than one.hAlf the cost. Those wish.
Ing small lots will do well TO call at 1875 Main
strnnt. apil
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MUTUAL BUILDING
L ASSOCIATION. THE Stool hold en- of,S nm
Peoples Mutual Building Association viii InsSt
Rt Z o'clock P. n, Tuesday. AMI y,
1871, TO elect Officers and Directors for liz sI! "!
ing year. Byorder Of the Board. Wv"
Rpi LOTT H, JOY. PreStSo,,
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'no0T0E WHITTIER
eco Penn Street, PIttsburEh, Pa,

Longer located In Pittsburgh than any CsieiS
iDiseaSe Physician, 20 successfully treats ' slI
IeAl Diseases, Nervous Debility, lmPole1ty,
Ito bring patients from every State. HIS ReS ,,l
tai opportunities, a lifetime eGpertence, w
purest drugs prepared in the establi,hI y
cures cases given up by Others, no natts s ".
failed; tell your private trouble. ConialngS
free. Send two stamps for medical ~!
u-nAnhoOd, RomAnhOOd, sent BY NM =
cts. each, both for 25 cents, 100 pages Az VI "a
the curious, doubtful. or lnqnIsltiTe WV H..
know, oil about Sell. Pollution. Prevention, K =.
Irlage. Every young man and woman S STts,
bread II as warning. The nervous, aSo lIi.si
Or partially impOtent are ScIentlleaA! au'"'-
mAr7d4w
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A VALUABLE GFT-DR,, s. s.
- lF1rua,s "DOrESTie fancy PHEslcI1S"9
pages, describes all disease and their Remedies.
Sent by mail free Address, DIR. s,FITCH,s.
~ Broadway, New York. Apr29-W
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RENIOvAI.

lI. HffTgl1z sgss7 4ShOLO v ALL
Having succeeded 10 the business or Ff,ss,
Seamon, have removed TO- No. 10 Main S,SS.S
two doors above the Old stand, where win b.
tho late rm In search Of dry goods and NotiorV, VI
I~t i-i-.s. . "A. D. SRANOSS
N.B.-The accounts OF the late arm am Il,
with mo for collection and settlement. Psr,oSs1.'
knowing themselves indebted will cali and ,0oIi
payment. Those having claims will present then then
Tor settlement. '"'4
APPS A. D. SEAMoN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ Las t.. ..L- ll--LI. .a u.
ZIP UT
H"a.H...
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OIsSOLUTION.

Ih,co.partnershIp heretofore existing betw..,
Henry ". Fisher and And: D. selmSn, SDSs,
solved by mutual cousens, ApIIl Let, Ii. ". PI.bs,
retiring. +S
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NINTH QUARTERLY STATE.
In MINT, National Savings BANK OF Wheel.
$4i7,6R9,2 %
s,P. mLDRETH, Cashier.
WHEELING, April 8, 1871.

We, the undersigned Directors Of the National
Savings Bank Of Wheeling. do certify that we
have carefully and thoroughly examined the
books Of the bank. and the bills and notes dis.
counted. and ind the books properly kept, and
that the bills and notes discounted are amply &c.
cured, and that the bank has no bad or doubtful
debts, We also md that the above statement Is
correct rn
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LAND SALE.

wiz, on the Goth day of Februa-
~ next, in front of the courthouse
door, in the town of Macon, sell all
the land belonging to the estate OF
JAS. z. HAYNES, deceased, for cash,
known and described as follows, to.
wit: FL of NE4 and SW3 Of NE4
and the SW4 Of section "a, FL sec
ton %, WI ofNW4 of section 13,
all in township 10, range 10, and the
SW4 Of Of section 10, town.
ship Ii, range Is east, in NOxubee
county, Mississippi, and also the fol
lowing lands lying in Winston coun.
ty, in said state, to-wit: 81 fraction.
n section 13, and FL of SW4 Of sec.
ton IA, all in township Is, range IL
east. l convey only such title as is
vested in me as administrator.
J. d. ALLGOOD,
pan 2l-1~5t Admr:
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r
e-S, 1l,si. and Go -aeu n.st
iUz l-e.. heroic rs
B1a it0rt BEEN r. them u1- a
.al would have a,el II tell tie
ri tae NeGil. Us every ea
ps,krl uH sUEe rtarg drowned. CT
a.uaS dead V2 the excessive
cod.
Schuir,ef vile was last seven IN
a u'auk and he ar its side i'm the
water. SuhSQaen.v. and when a
huat VAS ab1uc III start 70 their
reseUe, two or three negroes were
seen 10 Chamber upon the plank.
turning il over, and all met 4 wateTy
grave.
WIN. Woslraf. second clerk.
Pilot Murray, and SIX Others Of the
survivors. including the NcGil
carpenter, LEFT by rail to-day for St.
Louis
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NOTICE..

The Cotton Buyers. Shippers aut
Planters Of Noxubee and counne;
accessible to 1t. are respectfully in.
formed that We are ready TO receive.
compress, store and shipyall. Cotton
offered 10 us. Cotton sent by rail "a
be compressed and reshipped, need
only be delayed from Y TO ~ hours.
and the same tie or rope viii answer.
The advantages gained by compress
ing at home are these:
Size of bale reduced to less than
one-half:
1t is subject to less labor and wear:
Fire risk leSsened one-half;
Saves from 6 to 10 pOunGS per bale
from waste and stealage;
Reduces freight 20 or - per cent.
making a saving according ta esti-
mate, 10 Mobile or New Orleans, of
about g 50 per bale. and to Balti-
more. New York or Boston, about
$ 90:
Finally, it enables owners TO ship
their cotton in a good and secure
condition, ready for safe transports
ton, either for a short or long ship,
ment TO a market which, at the time,
offers the highest price, aud without
the necessity of circuitous and ex.
DeuSiye rOufpS IN bn comuraSSad
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b. C. S
@ IS
- Nacm
EE rs "a .a above stated vE.-
f-uZ -e a G tie
ID G-c-L c1--t fEsI-
I-I ga M0yI4L. 5l
r Cd. EEEEE 4RE. Al 1870. n
rr--- W tha ecu- horse door I tbs
Mason. NoEu o1lly,
hours sE -c ssl az
G-lrlH n. u tle les- bidder
for cash. al Tie night, title and l1-e-
1 tie defendant Mss EIz Moore
has IN and atLe nL5r1 described
-sC3s wing and teu- IN .Ee county
and Safe ri Miss @rg. -o-wi.; the
Sat q section g. township Il. -s1Ee
: cas- Tie above described mop
e--y having ee1 lsvla6 -Dcn As the
properly Of defendant. Eliza Moore.
VIII IL sold 70 satisfy -he above sta
Tel cas- and all costs
E. \. 7. MCEENRY.
Eu7-- Sheriff No1ubee Co.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

LETTERS OF administration hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned
by the Hon. Chancery Court of Eox-
ubee county, Mississippi, at the Jan
uary Term, thereof, upon the estate
Of w. r. P~0INDEXTER, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate, to
present them and have the sane al.
lowed and registered in the time pre-
scribed by law or they viii be fOrev-
er barred.
OSCAR c. BROTHERS,
Jan21-7l-6Ws Administration.
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Tie ] Ing ofthe NeGill

A11pHt. j3a. l6-Nidnight-
Inc steam cary C. Yeager has
,,N nv nm the wreck Of the
'l'.n Ulcers fully confirm
.,' ~. lents in regard to
'''. state that of one
.''a e. teen souls on board.
w., we're saved. The
le'sf at the bank at
'a ...e broke out, and i'm
I,l. her yawl and sent
ul9 .-s the McGIl suffer,
'- Hrst trip picked
.Iel.. nom floating cot
~ ..' ... Honr, and taking
W" y "rr out again and
-e4 from a stage
.'. -ime. JUST as they
..'' ava. etum, the McGill's
n0. q shore with three
am. - white deck hand
' allOf whom at once
""l. BOAT and could not
on to return to the
Al. ~ 20 the water and on
8.,l nun amer now almost en-.
r,s Wv IN flames. Where.
,5,a ,1e 81 the Yeager. with
hoo, WI manned the life
M. ,Ho ne yawl made fur.
'esi ne wreck and sue
An tta,1 many more. taking
I'M -ose irom the water as
ina we lanes from the burn
No me- o oo~. ed their approach.
s NJ -Ir'' "a fifty feet of the
IN nos., az ans and two men, cab
tiopD .sea-e we're saved in add.
aIro.5o % whose names have
~no'ly We4 given, and were mt
leang passing baat for New Or.
IN t6S &c IL france policy found
and nb water "sA some other papers
thar P tL sragas, it is ascertained
vife 'o nei Name o. the German aud
lost. r vaOln passengers, who were
Sc6n Sds Mr. and Mrs. John /,
oatp to " q ainoey, ILL.,, and en-
CAM New \ orleans.
va, pn5 Ion Gins, Of the McGnl.
last sao auoq1t5Iy lost, as he was
head ipa. clllS9g to a spar, with his
es sr Just out Of water and the fam Tr
Of tbe Pplng vrer him from the side
hin VA, Doat. All efforts to reach
flames te iTaitless, as the heat and
He Wa. prevented a near approach.
to find bis is' bo 70 sink, and ali efforts
futile. 80 cody have 50 far proved
Been sp~i "n ten Or fifteen persons were
guards of r., and clinging to the
be reaeS y IAe lcGin, but could not
and cS6 ptO' and they were So numb
that t6aT by being in the water
effort to .. we're unable to make an
We're lost. themselves, and all
by the i aol was also seen standing
All t iSacA 'taff developed in flames
by the boo1 saved were picked IN
'' manned by the crew Of
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-01-28

Some time since Forney's Chroni.
Gle made itself supremely ridiculous
BY denOuncing Professor O,Reardou,
Of the Oates TrOgp, for playing
"Dixie, and By abusing those in
the audience who applauded the
rebel" air. The last Sunday
Chronicle again refersto such "treas-
enable practices as follows:
We are tired of asking why it Is
that so many OF the stage people
take occasion when before the pub
lie, or ventilating their reasonable
ideas. Saehis the fact. One even
ing last week, and probably every
other evening, flor We confess one
short dose of La Rue's was enough
for us,) it was asked as a conun-
drum, " Why was the late Robert E.
Lee like the American hag?7 the
answer being this; Because he Is
revered By all nations. 1t is about
time that his sort of thing ceased in
Washington and if the managers
fail to DO their duty, and so order it,
that there shall be no cause for com.
plant in this particular again, the
audiences should express their dis
appreciation in so emphatic a man
ner that there will be no chance Of
installing their meaning. We do
not counsel violence, only a thor
ough and continued kissing until
the offender leaves the stage or
apologies. We write earnestly, tor
we are in earnest, and are determin-
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DO NOT DELAY!

Friends and FsllaE- Citi,eaS
1e who have greenbacks 10 SHELL.
prepare 10 shell out now. Please
call up and settle and enable NE to
put up a comfortable place TO eat,
drink and be merry and comfort the
~ln7er-nan. A. CLINE.
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V1CRxSm
GUIDElFO

THE first edition Of one AunAr.,3
thousand copies Of Weeks Il
Catalogue Of Seeds and Floral Gui,
ished and ready 10 send out-lm \
an engraving Of almost every
flower and Vegetable. ii Il ele1n,
ted on hRs tinted paper. iIlUs9rs
Three Hundred fne Weed Engrat
Two beautiful
PLAT,
The most beautiful and the moat /,
Floral Guide published. A Germa
bro,lsh:1 II ~ stAsE zs1sss Z
the English.
sent free to all my customers Of
sapidly as possible, without an
sent 70 81 others who order ther
Cents, which is net half tha eost
- JAMES VICE, Roshssi.
dee1-Wlm
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HurleyS Ague Tnic.
No Arsenic, No Mercury


-LAf E-ALt
Tie only remedy T. -ail,s '-i fer. .
aEae sn1 iETsr thzt g csc be L. sscse
upon 5 HURLEY : A-UE TONIC. ser
have been thousands c-rel ~ using "a
hsv. .rie- lie uszz, re- dies vithou slisi
NV ALsLST, = Nsy * -
Esstrt. g2. sl65L + c
DeSr Sirs - vas At Ted With .Ert fer
Months, Ferh&ps q yea more. lc-r lar
ley AEus Ic1.c was recommended ~ 8
friend lS2t bottle -2e3is,..T AID so=-
mencs3 tc ,ak;aE il according 20 directions
sU2 have not been troubled with. hill sl-et
l s- satisfied If ID B. aiken secc-li-y 81 81
recllousl il will cure say case Of ;he az {.
re ZDs-i it;o al szn ring
lo--s truly, VINCENT Kirk
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LAND SALE.

will sell before the courthouse
door, in the town of Macon, on the
Goth day of February next, the int.
rest of the estate of c. ". Allen, de
ceased, reserving to the widow the
dover interest for life, the following
lands tO-wit lots l and 5, E1 of lots
. and Z, section 8, lots 4 aud ., sec
ten 50 and NW4 section :, all in
township IA, range II.
j. 3. ALLQOOD,
ian21-71-4t Admir-.
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue OF the provisions or q
certain deed Of Trust made by Nm
Connor, on the s30ih day OF De.
cember. j. D, 1869, to the under.
signed a. Trustee. 10 secure 10 Pau.
line +. Walker. certain Indebtedness
mentioned therein. the said deed
being duly recorded in record book
of deeds ,Pl pages 20. Il and p OF
Noxubee county. state Of Mississippi,
the undersigned will proceed 10 sell
to the highest bidder for cash. at
cutlery. before the courthouse
door in the town of Macon in said
county and state aforesaid. on MON
DAY. the 30th day Of JANUARY,
ISL. the following described par
GELS or pieces of lands lying and
being in the county and State Atone.
sail, to-Wit all of section 6, except
that portion thereof east OF the Ma
con and Louisville road 10 the turn
in said road. thence from the middle
of said road south TO the boundary
line Of said section g. and the NJ of
section :, all in township Il, north
of range l. east, or 50 much Of said
as shah he sufficient 70 satisfy
the amount now due said Pauline E
Walker rs the holder OF said indebt-
eduesS and cost and charges.
The title to the above property Is
10 be good, but l shall only
convey such title as is vested in me
as trustee. NJ II. RlYES,
JAM 1S1I-St Trustee.
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HurleV'S Stomach Bitters.

For Debility, loss Of Appetite, Weak
ness, Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
want Of action of Liver or
disordered Stomach,
There are no bitters that compare wi,A
I1sse IN removing these distressing con-
lSDIAxAPoLIs IND. Feb. I, 1850.
10 |a'. Rsddis, LOEisville. Nv
Nehe-About two months age 1 procured
Z 9Ostle OF Dr. Hurley's bitters for nv wifo
lng u pleasant tonic, but not relyins
"asn N It's medical virtues and Il toured IL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-01-28

Tie admirable system 0fSw-a--
Land ) shown in The Tr1uu-,ude
Wit which. after the declaration o.
var ~ Franco; she prepared 10 p.l-
Tect her neutrality. II Two DAYS,
time she had $4,000 men oil her
frontiers, of all arms OF the service,
aRc IN 0le week ii Rex ssa-y, she
could have placed thee -IV.00l
trained and educated builders.
And Vet Switzerland las only 200,
Uo people.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-01-28

"a io1s in Vienna informs
nt4t Ga. r.. E. V. Yates and
en- Il. md Wash Tate have
aaa aa.5 THAR appointments
ol ,aPrv "a. of Cur county affairs.
They may may not aceept bur
la@apFai- LIS are certainly made
By de JACK authorities with q full
nov.elsa W. appointes4 political
sediments Iasy an honest, and
~ootthem 20 capable, men and j.
sa.ol 70 see this cropping on;
Of DE JeI oman IT,, in selecting
52s5 but Nd there's the rub-the
9aa. m, .o be the Judge, and
they .aa a ... ue satisfied a. long a.
.a-cesis one man power
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Price % Cents per Bottle.

Use in the future, only Seabreok's. s Gem
bination quite up with the Advancement q
tho age. Pleasant 10 take, harmless in I
action, efficient and reliable in all leases.
Invaluable in the relieving diseases:
Summer Complaints, Irregularities
Of the Bowels, RestiveneSS,
Teeth, &c, sc.
ives health to the child and and rest to
the mother.
MARIETTA, Ca New. /, 1863.
Asssrs. Jas. REdlLe 4 Co.-Gents: We
have used your DR.. Seabcok's Infant SOOth-
ing Syrup in our families, and find il does
more good than all the other remedies We
ever tried. We believe it perfectly harm
less and it gives rest and ease TO our ehii.
dren quicker than all other remedies neI
offered for sale. Also we nave been sslline
II for three years and it gives universal sat
ifaction. We never heard it complained 81
Our wives will use no other.
Yours, WM. R. ROOT
J, L ROOT
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
USE
Burleys Sar&mnlla
WITH IoDIDE OF POTASH.

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