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Medical College,
- THE -
MsdIcal Departm't Of Cumberland Uniysrsit,


A LEXANDER ERSKINE, MD, DEAN,
n Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
BENZ. W. AVENT, ND, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, NJ D., Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy
hlOHAHD b. MAUhY, ND, Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Medicinal
ROBT. W. MITCHELL, ND, Professor of Ma
ter1a Med1ca and Therapeutics.
ALFRED n. VOORHEES,, Md, Professor of
Aural and Ophthalmte Surgery.
], JOSEPH WILLIAMS, MD. Professor of
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX GARLAND, MD, ProfeqEor Of
Chemistry and ToxicOlOgy.
9USTAVUS B. THORNTON, ND, Demon.
strator OF Anatomy.
R0BT. THUMMEL, Nd, Prosector to ths
Professor OF Anatomy.
The Nineteenth Annual Courae OF I.acturaz
In this Institution viii begin on MONDAY.
October 18TH and continue TO March l. 1874
~ Dlssect1ng rooms open October lat and
students viii ind that in Memphis the faciII-
ties for the study OF Practical Anatomy ars
Clinical Lectures will be given ZACH weak
throughout tha session, at the City Hospital
and City Dispensary, TREE OF CHARGW
Good Board can be had near the College for
e76 per month.
For the fun Fees Of All the Profsasors..-S50 90
ticks ~ "
Aasrteulan %
Graduation 80 90
80 Since the last Session the Medical COL
lege OF Memphis has become the Medical De-
partment Of Cum berlAnd Univerzlty, locat s.l
at Lebanon. Tennessee, and as such Is perma-
neatly established in Mempn1s.
50 For any information in regard to this
and okhar nlatter8 relating tbarato ars-1l,- =,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CENTENARY
OF
SIR WALTER SCOTT.
ST. ANDREWS, s0cIEIY

ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,
Of Memphis. have the arrangements for the
day.
The different organizations who VIII par
ticipafe, VIII meet al their respective Halls
and march tOsAdans street, where n = COL
umn VIII be formed. and nnoys Al 10 O'clock
up Second street to Poplar street thence 70
Main street; down Main % Beals street.
whore the street cars viii be in Waflinz zud
convey them 10 James PARK.
During the day there viii be delivered al
Grafton.
for:
beau1tul Library edition OF Sir Waiter
sseosts W averly Novels TO the best shot.
Ss.t1s,. u EDITION OF ScOtts Poems 70 ths
best Lady shot.
BsSa5!Lel 1y1,, s,.yer Goblet TO the best L
An ets CANT sewing machine. TO be drawn
1-a4lsa uckets alone. Each L.adv VII
IQrnisned with a number and dunllca
sns v III deposlt the duplicata in a bor-
~ clock a. night, the nrst number d1avva
oat VII take the prize. twenty-five cenfs
ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS, LADIES FREE
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C0-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
GRAHAM & WEXFORD.

Their ofiee is al No. 3O4 Front Street, in
the Mosby q Hunt Block, where they viii be
glad to see their fliends They are prepared
to furnish supplies or to make liberal cash
advances on consignments of cotton.
@. &. GRAHAM.
Formerly ofC q. Graham 4 Co.,
WittBburg, Arkansas.
]. L. WELLFORD.
Late with Ford, Porter a Co.
Memphis, August 7, 1871. aug5-dGW
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A Republican Mass Msstinq
AND BARBECUE


A THERNANDO. A special tram will leave
"A the depot at 8:l5 am and return at $50
pm. One half fare only. SATURDAY, Au-
gust Ia aug6
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August Flour dull and
very fss. Wheat, No. 2 spring active
at 81 O414 cash, and 81 OlZc for August ;
this afternoon steady at 81 OF cash; 81 2OL
for August. Corn, No. mixed opened
fairly active sndlfrm, closing higher; this
afternoon unchanged. Oats steady and
firmer at S0A@3lLc. Rye active and
firmer at 56c. Whisky steady at 9Oc.
Mess pork more active at S12 6j91S for
September, and $l2 70 for August. Hogs
active at $4G4 IS. Cattle firmer and 12He
higher; g5 1905 % for choice.
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London was almost deserted, yes
terday, in consequence of regular
bank holiday,
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VALUABLE CASH PREMIUMS:


The Board OF Directors, in commending
this scheme to the public, promise that II
shall be carried out in good faith They will
appoint q COMMITTEES OF award, whose high
character will be q sufficient guarantee that
perfect fairness will control the distributsOn.
The price of these pecisl tickets has been
hxed at the low sum OF TWO DOLLARS, in
every one.
1t is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair will be so successful, financially,
as tG enable the Society to erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds to such
degree OF excellence as to render them q
source Of pride to every citizen OF Memphis,
Shelby county and the adjacent country.
The Board Of Directors have selected Mr..
W. d. BATES TO supervise this special ar
rangement, and tickets can be had on appli-
cation TO him, at the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any Of his
sub agents.
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON. TROUsDALE, Secretary.
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LOUISVILLE, August Tobacco active
and firm at unchanged prices; sales of "a
hhds. Cotton dull and lower at 1880.
Flour IN fair demand on orders and
steady; extra family sold at s. 70. Wheat
scarce al 81 2O@1 80. Oats 40c. Rye 75c.
Barley, 75c in store for sacked. Provi-
sions dull and weak. Bacon shoulders,
6Jzc; clear rib sides, Sc; clear sides, s1<c.
Hsms-Bugsr-cured, 14Hc; plain, 1875.
Lard, 10X91lAc. Whisky unsettled, 9Oc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05
rn,ctorCoId on Iron and Steel.

For many year, !, has been almost
M axiom among civil engineers that
great cold tended to produce "a brittle
condition ct iron and steel. and that by
this hypothesis might be explained the
alleged Increase ia the percentage OF
railway accidents by the breaking of thes
ami axles during the cold season rs COM
pared with the warm. \ recent commu-
nication before The Literary and Philo-
sophical Society OF Manchester, by Mr..
Brockbauk. maintained the view just
stated; but in the discussion which follow
cd several eminent engineers entered
their protest against il, and adduced facts
which tend to an entirely opposite con-
clusion. According to Dr. Joule, numer-
Gus experiments by himself and others
proved that. su lar from iron and steel
being weakened by The cold. they are
actually made positively stronger, resist
mo shock, and strains before which they
welded when brought to higher tenn
pera,ure. While not denying the great
e. frequency of fractures during the cold
weather, Dr.. Joule refers these TO the in
creased hardness Of the ground by lreez
ing by which the iron is subjected to :
greater strain or shock than under ordi-
nary circumstance .-EDToR's SCIENTIFIC
RECORD, in HarPer'S Naga.ilteJor Decem
her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05

There is no charac or in the home circle
more useful and beautiful than a devoted
elder sister who stands side by side with
the toilng mother tightening all her
cares and burdens How beautifully the
household machinery moves on with
such efficient help Now she presidcs at
the table in mothers absence, always 50
neatly attircd that it Is with pleasure the
father introduces herto hi> guests - "our
oldest daughter" Now She takes q troop
with her into the garden, and amuses
them, SO mother may not be disturbed in
her wots'ur her lest. Now she helps
the BOYS over their hard lessons, orreads
fathers paper aloud 70 rys, his tired eyes.
Il mother can run away fora few day 5
recreation. she leave, home without
anxiety, for Mary Will guide lhe house
wisely and happily in her absence. But
in the siCkroom hcr presence Is ala cS'
pecial blessing Her hand is next TO
mothers own in genueuess and skill
Her sweet music can charm away pain,
and brighten the wcaricst hours.
There ale elder sisters whose presence
is not such a blessing in the house.
Their own selfish ends and aims arc the
main pmsui, OF lie, and anything that
stands in the way @. these is regarded
with great Importance such daughters
are no comfort TO a mothers heart
Which kind of au elder sister arc yon
in the household ?-Prssjyteriu5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05
Improvement of Grass Lands.

Essay read by 5. p. MAXIM, of Paris. at
the Farmers Club. on the above sub
ject.
Mr.. President by the action of your
Committee. and the vote OF the Club, it
devolyes upon me to break ground. l
will do it briefly. hoping to call out full
discussion of this question.
1t is almost a self-evident proposition
that the improvement of our worn out
grass fields is the key to success in farm
ing-that the profit in agriculture among
our rugged hills, eenters in the grass
growing elements of the soil To be
sure A. carries on side branch of er-
changing horses, aud makes money farm
ing. b buys yoke OF oxen, OF COW
or two, just 10 accommodate somebody
who wants TO sell. and sells them again
just to please somebody who wants 70
buy. and makes money farming. G. sue.
eeeds in getting few dollars at interest,
and while cent per cent Accommodates, he
also makes money farming; and one is
almost led to conclude that in order TO
succeed he must make a specially OF one
OF these branches.
This was ''puzzler" to me. when,
years ago. strayed from home "where
small experience grows" as / thought
then; and l was questioned as to the
branches of industry in my section OF
"Yankee-land, and where the money was
made. thought Of A, B., and c. with
his ten per cent, and of the middle men
hat buy. and sell. and get gain; but
finally Numbered out that stoek-raising
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05
Farm for Sale.

TEIIE FARM formerly known a. the THOMAS
4 GOSS FARM, now owned by his son, ID. NJ
C0Ss said Farm contains Three Hundred Acres
one hundred in moving, tilage Snd pasturing.
aud two hundred In heavy secend-srowth wood
living within one mile OF LOCScs Mills, where there
i, "a ready market Tor wood.
There Is % good sugar Orchard, and good ap.
tle Orchard OF about two hundred trees, grated
trlit: cuts good crop oi hay and has large loi
OF meadow that NIGH, De cleared up; never
fai..uS supplt a. muck within forty rods OF the
buildings; I.i4J-e excellent crop land.
The Buildings consist OF House, III, large
Stable Barn iOlty feet square, sheds, &c
ANY one wishing % bus q good Farm, viii do
we'll a. call and see this before purcharinS else,
where. as / intend % change my business, and
Will sell part or ,he whole % suit purchasers
ami at a better bargain than can be found else
where in the STATE.
Every thing Is handy-Post once stores, Grlst
Mill Depot schools, Churches, Sc.
For further particulars, call on the subscriber
on the pre- Hisee. ID. ~ GOos-
or adde's .. Il. Co.'S, Lockc'S Mills, Me.
Terms easy. SAID Farm h. situated IN Bethel
ON the road ,adu from Lockc's Mills TO Beans
Corner.
Bethel. Oct. 4. ISL.
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was the special branch by which our PEG
ple. a. a class, get their living.

| pic, is n CiNos, ~ tASt nuns
The truth of that laundering answer |
still hold to; but stoek-raising has its ba-
sis on the growing OF the grasses, hence
the Importance of this question to every
farmer that would make money farming.
Now, have yet to learn that blowing
up worn out field will renew t. BY
turning il over you may get a little spas
mode life into it, and get crop or two,
but YOU will leave il more exhausted than
before. Oats are hard feeders, and they
will soon leave a field SO poor that il viii
hardly bear sorrel or respectable mullen.
You may as well undertake to rejuvin-
ate an old man with stick rs To attempt
to renovate a worn out field with plOw
Plaster is the cheapest fertilizer we can
procure, and you may increase your crop
OF oats and double your crop of potatoes,
but hold that plaster is deficient in the
grass growing elements, and we shall
meet with failure il we look To this source
to improve our grass fields.
\ COW, to give milk, must he supplied
with food of milk producing qualities
We cannot draw from our fields in excess
of our deposits, for any length of time,
withou, impovcrishing it. We must sup
PLY the grass growing elements in order
to obtain the growth Of the grasses, and
this was our instruction, substantially, in
the early days OF the Christian era DO
men gather grapes OF thorns. or figs of
thistles ?n
You may bring portions of Your field
to a high state of cultivation by applying
all the manure made on the farm, to 4
small area. but the larger part will con
,inue running out Pasturiug our warn
out fields with sheep, is slow but sure
way OF renovaling them.
Clearing natures grass plots, where
the washings from our hill sides make
their annual deposits, will increase our
stock OF hay, :heu follows an increase OF
stock and a corresponding increase OF the
only substantial fertilizer on which we
can Iely; and hold, from my own prac-
tice and observation. that the more OF our
well roited and composted manure is
used in top dressing our grass fields, the
sooner we shall see The enoyation OF
our worn out grass lands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, s.. - Board Of County Commissioners,
September Session, 1871; held by adjournment
Nov. eth, 1871.
Upon the fore going clifton satisfactory
having betu received that petitioners respon'
sibe aud that inquiry into the merits OF their A.
plcation Is eNledent il l. ordered that the County
COnlmissi OneIs meet At the Dwelling House OF
John Bakcr.in Waterford IN said County on IhIS-
day the twenty first (alst) day of December next
a ten Oi tht clock ia tie forenoon, and thence pro.
iced to view "a, route mentioned in said petition
Immediately after which view. ing OF the
par!.o, and witnesses will be had ~ some c0uYen-
lent place i'm the vicinity, and such other measures
taken la tie premises Is the Commissioners shall
Judge proper Andi; il farther ordered, that notes
Il the time place and purpose O tue Commissioners
meeting aforesaid be given 20 all pCrsons and cor
norations interested by causing attestcd copies Of
said petit on aud OF this order thereon 10 be served
upOn the Clerk Of the towns Of Norway and Water
ford aud also 10 De posted up in three public places
i'm each Of said said towns. aud Published three
weeks successfully I'm tie Oxford Democrat,
a new spaper printed in Paris, in said County
Of Oxford the frs! oi said publications. ANA
each of the other notices, 30 be made, served
and posted az least thirty days before said time
of meeting 10 the end that all persons and cor
poratiOns may then and there appear and shew
cause il any they have, why the prayer of said
petitioners should not be- granted
Attest: WM Is. AlMBALL, Clerk,
A true copy of said petition aud order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: WA. X. kiMBALL, Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05

This II the most thorough bio0h puriicr YET di'.
covered, and Cures all lIumOrs nom the worst
Scrofula TO common Eruption. PimplcS and
Blotches on the face, and Scaly or Rough SKIN,
which aae >g.h annoying b.cmishc- 20 many
Young persons yield 10 the use OF a few bottles OF
This wonderful medicine From one 10 eight bot
ties cure salt Eheum, Eryspelas, Scald Head,
Ring Worms Bsils, >caly Erui lions, OF the SKIN,
Scrufula Sore. Ulccrs and ''Caukcr' ~ the Mouth
and stomach Il j. pure medicinal eNtrdct oI ma
tive root and plants, combining in harmony, M
turc'a most sovereign curative properties, which
God Ia. iustiilcd into the vegetable kingdom for
healing the sick. II i great restorer for the
strength and y'gOr Of the system. Those who are
languid, !erp. have Eery.us Approximations
or fears OF al., affections sYmptomatic of weak
ness will Emf convincing evidence of rs nc, tora'
tive power ppi0 trial. If yOu feel Dull, DTowsy,
Debilitatci lui Respondent, have frequent Head
ache Mouth SECS badly in themornngr Irregular
Appetite aud oagUc coated, you arc suffering IRON
Torpid Live Biiousness.n In many cases oil
Liver Cuupi ri" only part of these symptoms
are eXpeT'ai r.A. a a remedy for all such cases
Dr. PIERCE Golden Medical Discovery mas no
equal il u., &, perfect cHres leaving the ilyer
Strengthened nj Healthy For the cure OF ila'
bitual Constipation Of the Bowels u II q never
falling remedy aud those who have used II iorthls
purpose afc l,tl in its praise In Bronchial,
Throat and I,;u- Diseases t has produced many
tTnlv reul. sa,.'e cures where other medicines
had failed -. by druggists II Sl.U0 per bottle
Prepared al tHr Chemical Laboratory OF Il Y.
PIERCE. NJ II Buffalo, y. y. noy2l-3m
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Ayers Cherry P5cJoral,
For Diseases OF ehroat Gad Lungs.
such as &c ~ Odds Whoop
Cough. " 3aGh;t.s, Asthma,
For Disoases of - rnroI
ano consumption.

Probably never before Do tine Ulffit D. 'l- -
medicine has any thug nou - Wlte. 80 .uts t
upon the confden 70 " lHia~ ~, .,.CN l
remedy iOi pulmonary rJia i'.,,l.t- o. VuSh .,.t
series OF yeaIs, and among most Of lie race, oi
men It has risen higher and hlgae IN their esuma.
ton, "a il has become better kB0|n rs uniform
character and power To cure the various affection
OF the lungs and throat, have made ]. known a.
liable protector against them. NhIc adapted o.
milder forms OF disease aud TO younS children, 70 o.
az the same time the most clectual remedy tla cau
be gwen for Incipient cons WnpuOn, aud tie dJn.
yprons affections OF the throat and lungs. A 40
vision against sudden attacks of Group. IL aGOuid
be kent on hand IN every family, and indeed sob
are sometimes subject 10 colds aud cough, $50
should be provided with this antluOle FOR thea.
Although settled Consumption is thought ia.
durable still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured.
and the patient restored 10 sound health by tse
Tbc,yy T'ccfordf. So complete is rs mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs aud Throat, Oh ,
the most obstinate of them yield 10 u. When nolE
inc else could reach them, under the CHERRY Pee
fora{ they ,ubsdc aud disappear.
Singers oiid Public SPcaEcTs hnd great pro
lection from u.
1sthu,a IS always relieved aud orcu who'll
cured by it.
bronchitis is generally cured by takirs
IGctIy Pc,tOrdi IA small and frequent Co-r-
20 generally are Us virtues known tAa; Wo
not publish he certificates Of them hero, ur 60
Than sure the pablo that It's quai.tIes SOC
maintained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05

XVHEREAS Patience Matthew and Hannah
w Matthews. both ri NORWAY. 'u TIE County
1T oxford ANA state ~ Maine D., Their Mortgage
Deed. dated Marc.ii--t. a. - j VIII ID -.ut
mortgage decd 81 recorded with tAc Oxford Ec-is.
try 81 Deeds, Book i.3, Page 80, conveyed 10
John Bjri % certain piece or parcel "l land ,.tN'
atrl iu said Norway, and being 3l the land de
sc5iued IN deed from john and r"i'g Bird o. ~
man Bird. dated Nov. .ih, \ -. 1859. AMI record
ed with oxford Registry ot Deed, Book 49, Page
= Nleo an the land described iu dcel ;lom ~u.
san -. Mark l. and Lydia smith, O. john Bird
dated Apri. twenty eight, \. l5i, and record.
c,l with thc oxford Registry OF Dee l., Book, -
Pages JOS and lOt; excepting 80 much OF the above
described land a. lies on the we-te.Iy side ol TIC
road leading from NORWAY NHaE' uv Col. John
NillcUs u Greenwood reference hc.ug had % thr
above named deeds and their records ior more
fun description ~ said PREMISE, and tho -1ii
John Bird. on the second day of April. \ ID. Isl
sold and assigned said mortgage deed 2nd the
debt thereby secured, 10 the under i2ued, Which
said s,igumeut l. recorded with the Oxford Reg
i,try OF Deeds Book Is, Prge6 SO. and whereas ;hC
conditions Of said mortgage have been broken,
hereby claim "a foreclosure OF the same IN Accord
ancc with the statutes IN such ease made dnd pro
yided. NATHAN ". NILLEIf.
Norway, Nov. ed, ISL.
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Read This /!

TsyWO farms for sale, about two miles north OF
PARIS Hill, one on tine RumlordrOad, occupied
hv X r. Bradbury, the other near IT, on the
Stearns road, occupied by Che subscriber
said farms are well situated, convenient TO mar.
ket; water in the houses; small orchards WOOD
plenty, &c, Sc.
Persons IN want OF a farm wouh do we'll 10 call
and examine for they will te sold at a bargain #
sold soon. ). \. BhADBt III.
Paris. SEPT 21th. ISL. q
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To the Honorable Court Of County Commission

To tue UOuUrIUIe IOuIt OF NUUIII NuHllI0sI"H'
ers. within and for the County OF Oxford.
ID ESPECTt ULLY represent The rSigHed.
IL legal voters IN the towns OF Waterford and
Norway that the south Comfy Road go called
from Waterford 20 Norway village, as now travel
ell between Waterford and Fiosts Corner IN Nor
way Is very hlly AMI difficult - keep in repair,
that the public convenience and necessity require
that alterations aud discOntinUanccs be made az
several places between Waterford and aid FrOsts
Corner ami ~ or near said Corner, thar mny Of
the hills iu said road may be easily avoided, and
the road easier than now Travelled. especially M
school District No l. in Norway, and the Perry
hin NAV be avoided. a. TO save most OF the hill
anil shorten the distance by going southWarj OF
the hill and running q nearly dJectcOugS 80 some
point on The road leading 10 Harrison.
They therefore respectfully ask Your Honorable
Board Z, view said road and make an such altera.
tions and liscontiHuances between Waterford and
Frost's Corner ~ Ia your judgment may be re
quired.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05

OXFoBp, SIS At % CourJ 81 Probate held 1t Pans
thin and Tor tie County OF uNiord, on the ihird
TUESDAY Of Nov. 4. -. ISL.
II = the petition OF JOSH 4. GERRY Admins
~ traitor OF the estate u McrricG Monroe. late
of Waterford n -3iJ County, deceased, pray
ing Tor license 10 sell AMI convey 40 public or ~
yate sale al the real estate ofSaId deceased, lncud
ing the Eeycr Jon ot the widow Dover for The
pay mynt OF debts and Incidental charg
Ordered. That Use said Petitioner give notice TO
al persons Interested by causing AN abstract copy
OF his petition with this order thereon 10 be
Published thee weeks excessively IN the OK
toad Democrat, printed at Par. ia -aiG County, That
they may appear ~ q Probate Court 10 be held at
Paris on Tie third Tue day of Dee, next, at ten
o'clock "a the forenoon, and hcw cause, II any they
have WIy tie same ,houd not be granted.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
4 true copy attest: j, :. HUBBs Il, Gistor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-12-05
Ayers .Ague Cure

For Fever aud brpe Intermittent Fevo-
Chill Fever. Eamitteat Fever, Dam
Ague. Period CO or Bilious Fever, oc
and inGee5 ~. tl- elections which or
from inalaCIo-s, eirah, or miasmat'
poiSonS.
Nsrsnaue irnr'rs 70 docs C,,5'e and doc A.
fui. Couiainiue Grtb' Nr-cn''. QunIuc. B,ut
Zia.. nor ans ,,t.t H..... '..t-l sIupu- ~ub-tli
whatever. 70 Ia novice IHff. 'H 'nv patent. IH.
uul1cg lnj $3.50. 9.t1U.c 90 60 ra,t~ 800 ibc 3guc .
t.i.r- f," Eic.'iir hryoud cunt, and We bellies
without pa,ulri m t'P history OF tgu' w"d.rf..
Osr ri3r 81, crat-i.d Bog ih' acknowledgement" ESQ.,
receive o. tir rr...I f,- c'"rioI iu obstinate
case. .ud uhn.c oit cnela had wholly i1It'
tn~ ..iu.sicd 10 Hns. either Icsp!cul 90, Cd.
t~1reNIu- tt Duri' .'i" .n.I!i"-. Witl Zee Or"
i.-trti rt i'l.H- tlc to - HE .lUiy.
70 Ii.-s f"'priD.. .'-. arising from tnrlud"f
o( tnc Liver liI. tu r>-.Ii"r. remedy stimulating
tho 1--we. iu'o '-'1lf't, activity
For i:lia,I- D..u. .iat- AGI liver Complaint, =
Ga cNrtlirrf ..u."l.. producing MANY truiy ..
m-rklhle ru.r- where Other iuctliruir- had iail'd
Pirra cot Hy Dt. T. &. AVER s. CO.. PrTctr.l
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