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Reduction Of Prices.

we have reduced the price of FFFG
Rifle Powder to Sc so per ker. and are ssII.
ing our fine Sporting Rife. DonhIe ma
Single Barrel Guns, Metallic Cartrid@as
Shot, Caps, Bar Le;td. SI,orting rrsetfr
and Gun Materials al eoually iosv. n~;nar
Merchants should make a note ~ shesc
facts and send us their orders- or vi-;t &c
when IN Knoxville. =
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*. E. LEE. week issue
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Inc earth is agaivas hot as a furnace
poA' Last Sabbathgas deliciously cool,
inc only interregna in the cheated
.eim OF the last fx weeks. Patriot
take notice.
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Ayers Cherry Pei
For Diseases of the rh,ost a.
such as COUSINS, Colds. W1l
Coagh. Brouchfffs- ActA1
and Coasurnnfscn

sns IrouCk1{ffo. !
and ConAuxnpti'
Probably never bcfors A. Z,
med1clne, has any thiua, 1<lr J.
deeply upon the confideS,cc
excellent remedy for nui
through q long scriee or $500
OF inc races OF men Il Ina
In their estimation, as II he~ :
Its uniform character ~ ~
rfous affections OF Che 1-<}<
made IL known as q rc73- z
them. While adapted T.
anu to young children, Il
most enectual remedy that
tent consumption, and~fhe ~
OF ne throat and lungs 49,
sudden attacks of Crosso h MOI
nand In every family, and inda
Times subject to colds and COW
provided with this antidofe forf
Aitnough settled Conn., i>
durable, etll great nufnbcr< II =
oisease seemed settled. I1rrc n,
cured, and the patient reS7orn6 h
py the Cherry I,ccf0s-ul.1 10
mastery over the disordHrr q
throat, that the most obetfnHfefu n
when nothing else you'd rex,
CheT7-y PcctoraI they auba}d<fs
singers and YuClfo Er,cln
protection from it. '5r.
Astj.nsa Is always lNlievcfsefi
cured by it.
bronchitis Ia gcnerall-
Cherry PICTORIAL In smk1l wbe
30 generally are is VIM
need not publish the certidsa.w o
mora fnap o~o.,r. an --[4r
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female Department. ems on Thursday
5lst of August.
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IL ANSAS-Homesteads entered within
II *. X. limits. Send 25c. to G. M.
JACKSON, Florence, Kansas.
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DR.
PAINLESS CURE FOR THE
Opium Habit.

DIX. COLLINS ANTfDOTE.
Enable the patient to discontinue the
use OF Opium in any form, at once, with
out pain or Inconvenience, and without
n interruption of ordinary business. n
reDuilds the broken constitution and re-
stores the nervous energies.
DISCOVERED IN 1868.
The only Painless Cure ever Discovered
THERIAKI:
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NT1HN

r0r HSth'ad' Eose Cold, Hay Feuer. etc
so.ul5S SO successful 1T. METCaIE.
,ioIInes. IT diacdys relieves. los. N = ca
BOSTON, Mass. Sold by all druggists.
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Ayers .Ague

For Fever and Aqua. xn<
Chill Fever, Rem{ffSS,<
Ague, Periodical on 1{iI
and indeed all the a{fSS2
rom malarious, nav
poisona.
As its name implies, Il del
fail.. Containing neither "A "
muth, Zinc, nor any other
substance whatever, it IN ~
tient. The number and I1r
IN the ngle districts, arc lifa1
and we believe without q
OF Ague medicine. Orr 81
ACCOMPLISHMENTS we reed
erected In obstinate cnsc8
edles had wholly failed.
Unacclimafed' ncr8onn
travelling fhrou6h mI~
protected By taklnkt the
FOR Ltpcr Cosst1,l<r<~
ity Of The Liver, lk1s
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THURSDAY. AUGu "a, 1871.
Soncsbor0 SchoosS

aug-24 Mr. $500
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Ayers
a Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
Its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair Faded or gray
han IS soon restored
to cts original color,
aosM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair 10 fh;o6-
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THEIR LAST DOSE

A book of over 100 pages. containing
well-known letter of G.. A. r.. ~exnosino
the intrigues of Harper's Magazine and
Ludlow, and a full description of the An
tidote, sent free to any address. Address
Or; SAMUEL b. COLLINS, Laporte.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by. its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED.
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
but such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
Debility and Ema cia ticn

Both result from the lack of ability to convert ihc
food into nuriment. How necessary, then. for
those suffering from these alarming symptoms to
Immediately resort to remedy that will strength.
cn the stomach and digestive organs. For, as
soon rs this desirable object has been accomplish.
cd the health improves and the patient resumes
his usual personal appearance. lIostetcr's Stom.
acli Bttcrs have attained a world wide popularity
in such cases, and have been proven the best and
safest means Of removing constipation, toning the
stomach, giving energy to the liver, and relieving
every symptom Of nervousness and depression Of
spirits. It's cheering and beneficial effects are
highly spoken Of by thousands, who owe to il
their restoration to health No restorative in the
annals Of medicine has attained the samc popu-
larity in .hc short spHc" Of time it has been be-
fore he public, or has won tic high endorsements
accorded to this excellent tonic. Many other
preparations. purporing TO be corrective, md ro
sloratves have been introduced, and have perish
ed one hy one, while the popularity OF llosteters
Stomach Blters continues to increase. and is now
recognized as q standard household medicine
The success which attends The use of tho Biitcrs
cvinGcs nt once its vrtu IS in all cases of debility
and disease of tho stomach. Certificates, almost
without number. have been published. attcsting.
its truly miraculous power in rcmov ng those
painful and fearful diseases. And ut this tin,e it
seems idle to do more than call attention to the
grcnt remedy of the age, in order to awaken pub.
lie attention to its excellence. 1t is the only rre-
paralion Of the kind Int is reliable in all cases.
and II is therefore worthy Of tho consideration of
tho afflicted August 5--lm
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the yet unknown victims the features of q
relative or friend.
There arc about sixty injured vict inns of
the explosion in the wards at Bellevue hospi
tal The surgeons state that at least half of
them are beyond recovery.
About nine this morning the body of Ma
tldu Nelson, aged seven, killed by the cxplo
sion, was found in the water at the slip of
Staten Island Ferry.
MEMrnls, July BIB. B. Niece, a
prominent citizen Of Franklin, Tennessee
and prior to the war President Of IA branch of
tho State Bank at that place, has been arcs
ted here on charge of passing counterfeit
money. In searching his baggage twelve
hundred dollars in counterfeit United States
rotes were found Owing to the nigh social
position enjoyed by Mr.. McGcc, his arrest has
caused considerable sensation.
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sherin's Sale,

DY virtue Of sundry Wriis Of Trcm Hacias to me
- directed. viii SELL 10 the highest bidder with
in the legal hours OF sale, before the Court House
door, in Wnlhalln S. o. OH salcday in August
next, the following property:
One Tract Of Land, situated in Oconec
County. lying on waters of Littlc Beavcr Dam
Creek. containing SO Acres, more or less, ad,
joining lnnds of the Estate of Joseph Burns.
deceased, B. y. Harris, and others sold rs tho
property Of Lewis James, at the suit Of a.
Bryce, Jr.
One Tract of Land situated in Oconea
County. containing 90 Acres. moro or less, ad.
joining lands Of S. Nj. Crawford S. Merct and
others; sold rs the property of Hugh Crawford,
at the snt of Lewis James.
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay extra
,or Titles and Stamps. ~
]. II. ROBINS, soc.
July II, 1871 SO
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PENDLETON I A CTURi.

TNIIE WOOL CARDS at the Pcndlcton Fac.
Il tory have been put IN complete order, and
ale now ready for business. They are attcn
dcd hy Skilled Operators. who will attend to
all work in their line. promptly and in the
most approved style. WOOL may be sent from
all points on the Blue Ridge Railroad but
must be prepaid ut the point from which
Wool is shipped. and the rolls or BATS will be
returned free of cost
Factory store.
MIR. A. N. ALEXANDER keeps on hand,
at the Factory Store, select Stock of GENE.
RAJ MERouAHDIzE. which we propose to cx
change for Cash or Country Produce (cxccpt
perishab|o fruits and vcSciablcs) at fair prices.
Cation XH"iss.
"A supply of our superior COTTON YARNS
is Kept on hand at the Factory, and in the
hands of our Agents at various points on the
Blue Ridge and Grccnyil!c &c Columbia Rail.
roads, wich we oif,r to the trade at market
prices.
Factory 1E;N.
The Grist Mill is now being thoroughly
'vcrhaulca, and will bc ready for grinding by
the Goth instant.
Cotton Gins and Press.
The Factory Cotton Gins and Press will be
in readiness for the coming crop. Second.
hand Bugging and Ties will be furnished at
Ono Dollar md Fifty Cents per pattern and
five tics and tho Cotton may he stored in our
warehouse until the owner desires to sell then
ready market may he fnnra on the spot.
Factory Post 0ssicc.
Letters and Papers Cor The pendlcton Alanu
featuring Company, or for persons on the place,
should he addressed to Pcndlcton Factory
Post Office.
n:as' Patronage respectfully solicited. tIssa
July 81. 1871 80 Bun
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NOTICE
July 2s, 1871

rs hereby given, that the annual meeting of
4 the Board OF County Commissioners for
Oconco County, s. e.. will be held in their Of
flee. a tho Court House, in Wnlhuila. on
TUESDAY, the 5th day of SEprEM DER
next. All persona having bills against the
County. are required to deposit the same with
The Clerk Of said Beard, "madc out in items,
with dates prciixcd and verified in thc manner
aud form required Ly law" on or before the
LIST day of September. and in default thereof,
that such bills will not be audited ut said an
nual meeting. S. r. pENDY.
County Commissioners OGieo
Walhala, S. c., Aug |, 1871 fl
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iMr. Il. II. T0nlc's New Office :e.ltl
Sales iSeDs,S.

We are happy to inform our readers that
their old acquaintance. Mr.. p. r. ToALE. while
continuing his nnnu.ict"ry Of Doors. Snshcs,
Blinds. ctc., on il"rlhcck's Wharf. Charleston.
5. g.. hns opened handsome office aud cxten.
sivc sales r"nms ut M. % ilaync Street where
they will find it more convenient to call ON him
when they visit the city. The Sales Rooms
extend to No 33 Pinckncy Street, whore there
is another entrance Send and get new aud
extended price list Of latest stvlas. etc. See
advertisement. July li-lm
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY, or OCONEE.
E7a GIPct. COraa.s.

Margaret D. seho"ck Summons for Divorce
G. Frederick schcnct compIaint not served
10 G. Frederick SchcacE, Dcitadam:
YOU are hereby summoned and required to
to answer the Complaint in this action. which
is filed in the office of The Clerk Of the Court of
the County Of Oc"ncc, in the State of South
Carolina and serve cnpy Of your answer on
hc suhscrhcrs. at their Office, i'll the Court
House. in Walhalln, in the State and County
aforesaid. within twenty days after the service
of this summons on you, exclusive If the day
of service. Ifyou fail to answer the Complaint
within that time, the Plaintiff will apply to- the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
MCGOWAN & THOMPSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Walhala S. c., July 10, 1871 $40
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plantation Fo,. Sale /!

r AM offering for sae the plantation on
Il which ! now live. situated in Oaonoe
County. tyo miles Northwest from the village
Of Fair Play, and eighteen miles South from
Wnlhalla. containing 400 acres. of which 80
acres is bottom, land and in culivationr-nbout
$50 acres wood and. Tho place is woll i'm
proved. well tmbcrcd and wntcred. | am do.
termincd to soil, ut low prico and on oasy
terms.
Apply to tho subscriber, or to j. w. SrRIn,
LING, ut Walhula, S. @.
WM JOLLEY.
August d, 1871 DO (
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90 NJ Nj i r. Ola T..

NEW York, July 81 Evening. Cotton Gui-
ct sales 79' bales uplnnds l9i, Flour heavy
and n shade castor. Wheat heavy ut l(l12 cts
lnwcr old winter rcd and amber western .l009
44l new 1908 red and amber southern 81
O3. Corn closed shade frmrr at G5(3GG'
Rice quiet at 72CIS3. Gold l2S0Qlol. Gov
crnmcnts steady. South Caroinas II; new
55s.
LIVERPOOL July 81 Evening Cotton clos
ell flint; I'D Orleans 9bd: salas 5000 bales !;
for speculation and export 500.
CHARLESTON. July 3l.--Gotton dull and nom
inal; m,ddlings lSAO9lS: net rcccip>s l3G
bales exports coastwisc 3G5; stock 296l.
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- a.-r-a.s-- =
Ql'R'EH sGseN

DiRECTORS
j. p. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
a. Austeil. . g
Gen. Wade Hampton. Columbia, s. G..
G. II. Phinizy. Augusta. Ga.
b. f. Bntlcr, Madison. Ga.
Il. w. Holland Atlanta. Ga.
b. j. Smith, Cuthbcrt, Ga.
j, II. Galloway. Atlanta, Gu.
A. II. Colqnitt, Newman, &c.
b. G. fanccy, Athens, Ga.
Col. Wm. johnson, Charlotte. n. G.
j. l.. WiliinSham, Allcndnlc, S. G.
w. a. Caldwell. Grccnshnro', NC.
Robert Thomas Athens. Ga.
7. H. Cownn, Wilmington, N. G..
d. r. MurchiSon. -
+. j. pcl2cr, Charleston. S. G..
y. j. Fowlc, Raleigh, N. G.
Gen. W. r. Cox, Raleigh. n. c.
III. Y. NJ Miller, Atlanta, Ga.
Issues all the different forms Of Insurance
All losses properly adjusted and promptly pnid.
G. l.. YATES. Special Agent.
DR.. j. NJ. Sloan, Medical Examiner.
July II, 1871 3S I'M
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FL z M I N I a. J. i.

MARRIED, July 9th. 1871, hy Rev, J. b..
Trnywick. JAMES GAINES to Miss GroRGlASA
BoGGs, both of pickcns County, S. c.
In tho city of Alexandria, Vn. at tho resi-
dcnce Of the brides father, by Rev. Charles
Ryland, on 10Th instant, Rev. TnoAAs CKYMEs.
nf Ga. to Miss LAURA " L.MncRr
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Notice to Creditors.
The state Of sOUs2l CarOina.
Nv EOETTT- -OIONEE

Wesly Phillips, AaW'r Dill to Marshall
- Assets, Account
Mary Il. Keith, Aln''r., ct al, } Relief, SC.
I'IIE Creditors Of ELLIOT NJ. KEITH. deceased,
l arc requested to present and prove their Claims
against him before me, according to law. on or
before Wednesday, the 20,h day of September
next. Failing to do so. they will be dcbarred
from participating in the decree distributing the
Estate Of said intcstnte
WM G. KEITH. Special Referee
Juno 8, 1871 33 2n
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Thc State GA south Carolina.
lICh'ENS COUNTF,

IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
:" D. HUNT Administrator Of the Estate
H. of ESLI HUNT, deed, having filed his
Petition in my Office. PRAYING that inal settle
mcnt Of said dcceascd's Estate may be had and
that he be discharged thcrcfrom
IT is ORDERED, That Saturday, the Goth
day of July next, bc appointed for the hearing
Of said Petition; that all persons having do.
mands against said deceased present them to
the Administrator according to law. for pay-
mcnt on or before that day and that all the
heirs Of said deceased be present on that day,
render their advanccmcnts and ,ccciyc their
shares
Given under my hnnd and seal Of Office this
18th day Of juno, 4. D. 1871.
(S7co.) I. II. PlIILPOT.
Judge Of Probate.
June &c, 1871 SO S
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THE TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE
Enlarged, Improved, Issued Weekly.
SHOULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY.
1900 SgI6ssERQgsEEsS w AN 'a'eiEs
50 Por Annum, In Advance.

rgNlIE cause Of Temperance has advanced so
/ rapidly in South Carolina. that it has he
come necessary that there should be live. nc.
tive and Jealous exponent Of its principles
We have. therefore determined to publish the
ADVOCATE weekly. aud to enlarge and i'm.
prove it in every respect. Whilst it will he
devoted to total abstineEcc it will. nevertheless.
Lc made acceptable to crcry tircSidc. The
reading matter will be nf the purcSt and most
select character. Arrangements have hcon
made to get the most prominent temperance
men in the State to mako contributions to its
columns.
1t will also have correspondents in every por.
ton "f the State, who will keep our readers
fully informed rs to the progress Of the cause.
We have put the price Of the ADVOCATE
so low that j, may be in the reach Of all.
Only limited and select number Of alvcr,
tiSemcnts will bc received
To AGENTs.-A discount of ten per cent will
be allowed ON all new subscriptions.
Address, +. p. BEARD.
Columbia, S. G.
July 2s. 1871 40
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O j T II u a r Y /.

DIED. July 10th, 1871, EL,zABETI HEAD,
wife of George Head. Of OGprco C"uny.
Tho dcccuscd was born January 10Th, 1901.
attached herself to the Bartis, Church in 1922
and was consistent member of the church for
torty.ninc years. beloved and respected by
everybody who knew her. She died az she
lived, her faith triumphed in death and hor
spirit scared away tn Him whom SHE had served.
AS wife, she lived fifty years, and now leaves
him whom she served as Il husband. lie is left
to mnurn, ard she has gone to rcioice with Him
who has prepared "a house not made with hands
cternu in the heavens" for all those that seek
and serve Him. She has left husband, children
and friends to mourn their loss but their loss
is her eternal gain. II.
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Sea Moss Farine,

%eII1GHLr useful and nutritious article of food
~ from which a variety Of delicate dishes may
be mado. Apple Fnrine, Coffee Jelly, Moss Far.
inc Sauce, Pics and Cnstnrds. Cruel for Invalids,
&c.. sc Recipes accompanying each package
From Selt2cr Spring in Germany Iarrant's
Efcrvcscent Sclzer perient, much eBfeomedih
CosiVeness' Dyspepsia, &c. This preparation ii
prepared on an entire new principle. I, nal
DR.. Mclane's Liver Pills with which almost
every ono is acquainted.
llostc,tcr's. Walkers, Motl's. and Sumter nit.
ters. Brauacld's Female Regulator. New Styles
Of Nursing Bottles and Breast Glasses, &c.4,Fs8a
For any Of The. above call at ~ fls
DRS. JAMES e SPEARNfAEsS 81 fs
Drug Stores, Wathalla and West Uuson
June o, 1871 hRa fss3 A 3eSi 80 &
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I 0 I E A G IL Il R s

rT'TlOsE who may desire to apply for ccrtG.
Il Gates to teach in tho Free Common
Schnnls" of Ocoaec County, aud those having
certificates which have already expired and
wish to continue teaching, will meet the Board
of Hxnminors. in the School Commissioners >
Office. ut the Court House. on MONDAY, the
7th Of AUGUST next. Applicants will be re-
quircd t" give satisfactory evidence Of good
moral character
FLETCHER SMITH.
WILLIAM McWllORTER,
NIMROD SULLIVAN,
County Bonrd of Examiners.
July 81. 1877 30 3
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DIR. SpEAEMAN is in conduct with tho
Walhala Drug Stpre--ouc door below Messr>.
Waller, Watson & Co DR.. JAMES is in at.
te ,dance at the West Union Drug Store
the house formerly occupied by Mcs>rs. Beard
Neville, between Capt Micklcr's and Phin.
ncy's Hotel.
Denr, They arc prepared to "Tcr to Merchants
and Physicians special Inducements
n9, Physicians prescriptions will be care
fully and promptly attended to.
nelI- The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited.
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GEORGIA NOME
Z Es "a rafsc &C q o Rsa pa " y ;,
OF COLUMBUS, GA.
Incorporated 1859, Capital $3.50 900
Charter Makes Stockholders Individually
liable.
d. T. WILCOX. Secretary.
RHODES BROWN, President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-17
Or. HALLS HEALTH BOOKS.
DR.. W W. Hall is the true Family Physician, and
every household should have on shelf these five
books OF his.

lie 11cSktu ny UOOO kAhS ME-
''Dr. Hall is one of the most practical and sensi
bic writers upon health of this age: and this book
is like all his other ks-clear, plain, and TO the
pointn-Netr York Observer.
.. COUGHS AND COLDS; or The Prevention
Cause, and Cure of Various Affections Of the
Throat.
The careful study of the volume would do not a
little to bring vigor to enfeebed systems and still
more to keep the vigor which false method of living
are sure to waste ."-Dorer Morning Star.
3. HEALTH AND DISEASES; as Affected by
Constipation and its Unmedicnal Cure.
1--WE have very high estimate of the medical
skill the good senee, honesty, Judgment, and dis
elimination of DR.. Hall. We have read many OF
these articles with great satisfaction, and believe
the book worth its weight in gold to family for il
its counsels are needed, 1t Will save people much
sickness and expense, while it will promote theil
happiness "-Boltintore Lutheran Observer.
4. BRONCHITIS AND KINDRED DISEASES.
Some Of the contents OF the book are
Air and Health Baths and Bathing; Chill and
Fever; Cancer; Clerical Health; Group; Cod
Liver Oil; Mortality of Cities; Diarrhea; sugges
Growth; High Livers; Overlooking; Patent Med
cines: Sick Headache; Poisonous Candies Effects
of Tobacco; Theological Students.
5. SLEEP; or, the Hygiene of the Night.
DIR. Hall, who has put into circulation as many
wise observations and practical suggestions on the
tain of the dark somewhat, and lets see some OF
the dangers that Turk about us when encamped in
soft sumber.'- Christian Register.
Each volume, strongly and handsomely bound
sold separately for $50. The set in a neat box,
for $3.50.
monthly magazine in which all the articles are
written by the editor, published by II. 4 IL. at the
low price of 80 per year. Full of wise sugges-
tons for every family
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