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poisonnns Medicines.

The theory that the virus OF di.cn;e can be safely
countcrscted by doses Of poison, is false and DANCE
rous. Within the last twenty-five years, not iess
than score OF vrulent poisons have been added 10
the repository of the medical profession. They are
given in small doses otherwise they would destroy
life immedatcly1 but even in minute quantities
they produce, ultimately, very disastrous effects. II
is unwisc aud unphlosophical to employ as remedies
powerful and insdous drugs, which, in suhjugatine
one disease SOW the seeds Of another still more un-
manageable. None of these terrible mcdicamenl:
operate with as much direcness and certainty upon
the causes of disease rs H,scitcrs Stomach Bitters
tonic and corrective aihom Il single deteteyious
ingredient IN its composition. Arsenic and qulnla
are given for nerniltenis; bromide Of potassium for
nervous disorders; strychnnc and prlissc acid IL"
general debility; mercury, in various farms, for '
complaint; preparations Of chloroform and opium
for seepessness; and yet these deadly drugs do ="
compare, as specifics for the diseases above enumei
ted, with that wholesome vegetable mvigornnt siri
Alternative, while they all so pernicious that it
astonishing any physician should take the rcsponsi
bity of prescribing them. Let invalids, for their
own sakes, try the Bers before they resort TO the
posons. The relief they will experience from 4
course vi the harmless specific. will render recourse
to the unsafe preparations referred to, quite un-
necessary.
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"THE UNIVERSAL AVER" On my
Journeys over the continent--through
Turkey, India, China, Japan, Peru, Chill,
Paraguay, Brazil, and Mexico, and the
United States-in them all to some ex-
tent, and in some to great extent, I have
found the universal Aver represented by
his family medicines, which are often
held. in fabulous esteem. Whether they
win their marvellous reputation by their
cures, know not, but know they have
it to such degree that it frequently gave
me distinguished importance to have
come from the same country. Fields
letters from abroad.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04
For the Advertiser.
Pubiic Meeting.


Pursuant to the call in the Aduertiser
the tax payers of Edgefields County met
in the Court House on sale-day last to
appoint, Delegates to q the Taxpayers
Convention to be held in Columbia on
the 9th inst.
On motion of Capt. LEWIS JONES, Maj.
q. w. CARwILE was requested to act as
Chairman of the meeting, and A. J..
NORRIS, Esq, Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed the
following Committee to nominate Dele
gates to the said Convention, viz, Messrs.
Lewis Jones, J. A. Devore, ]. Fl. Jen-
nings, B. Belts, John Bell, Wilson l..
Coleman, Luke Culbreath, William john
son, and A. P. Butler.
On motion of Gen. Butler tho Commit
tee were instructed to appoint Seven Del
egates and Seven Alternates to attend said
Convention.
The Committee selected the following
Delegates, viz: NJ. c. Butler, NJ. L. Bon
ham, NJ. w. Gary, Jas. A. Talbert, 0.
Sheppard, A. P. Butler, j. H. Giles. Al,
ternates: Lewis Jones, 2. w. Carwile,
Benz. Belts, Wyatt Holmes, R. B. Wat
son, DIR. Hugh Shaw, James Purvis.
On motion of Genl. NJ. G. Butler the
meeting then resolved itself into Rail.
road meeting.
Genl. NJ. w. Gary offered the follow.
ing Resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That Committee of five be
appointed to confer with the Presidents
Of the South Carolina Railroad Company
the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Rail
road Company, the Greenville & Colum
bia Railroad Company, the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company, and with Gov. Il. X
Scott in regard to the construction Of 8
Railroad through Edgefield County, ano
that they report their action to some fu
ture meeting.
The following is the Committee: NJ
w. Gary NJ. C. Butler, NJ. L. Bonham
T. L. Smith, Lewis Jones.
On motion Of Capt. Lewis Jones it was
ReSolued, That Committee of five bt
appointed to open books for Subscrlptlor
to the Capital Stock of a Road from Pine
House to Ninety. Six or New Market vi;
Edgefield G. II.
The following Committee was appoint
ed by the Chair under the last Resolution
viz: Lewis Jones, L. F. Youmans, S. w
Nicholson, Jno. L. Addison, Ransom
Zimmerman.
The meeting then adjourned. =.
Y. w. CARWILE, Chair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04

Mr.. ED1ToR,-I have learned that Capt
G. B. LAKE is offended at the remarks
which your correspondence EXAM
NER" made in your last weeks paper
I.did not set out with view of injurine
any ones feelings. I only attempted
to meet what thought to be erroneous in
your editorial on Life Insurance.
Your correspondent is strong advo-
cate for Life Insurance, seeing that twen-
ty millions of dollars was paid out last
year to widows and orphans and others.
and for other reasons.
He is always willing to discuss the
merits of any question upon which he
has reflected much.
But this correspondent takes this op-
portunity of saying to the public, and all
who may be interested or concerned i'll
Life Insurance, that he has never said or
done any thing since he has become az
quainted with the subject, which would
be prejudicial to any one whom he has
invited to take IN interest in the institu-
ton, nor Intentionally, any one else en-
gagged in the business of Life Insurance.
Yours, truly,
EXAMINER.
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From the Columbia Phoenix.
Letter from Gen. VI. Gary.


PINE BLUFF, ARK, April II, 1871.
Col. E. c. McLure, Chester, S. c.:
Fearing that business engagements may
delay me longer than ! anticipated, write,
IN accordance with promises made to some
of my friends to give my impressions in
regard to what should be the proper ac-
ton of the convention in May.
Since leaving home, have interchanged
views with quite numberof distinguished
men OF the Democratic party, and with
persons Of financial regulations, and |
find that q misapprehension prevails as to
the object and intentions OF the people Of
our State touching her present indebted
ness. As l understand the resolutions of
the Board of Trade and Chamber of Com
merce III Charleston, they refer to any
tltttve Indebtedness of the State but the
impression is abroad that they look to a
repudiatinn OF the entire State indebted
ness.
fully appreciate and endorse the feel
ing that has prompted our taxpayers to
give warning to the party now in power,
that any additional Indebtedness, created
by corruption and fraud, will not be paid.
According to the best information Which
have been enabled to obtain, the present
bonded debt Of the State is about S9,000,-
900, and it rs claimed by the party in
power that about J0o-tnirds Of this was
in existence anterior to their Inauguration.
How lar this may be absolutely true, l
am not prepared to say II the taxes
were ludiciously levied, and the money
arising therefrom appropriated to It's ex-
tinguishment, instead Of going into the
pockets OF the thieves who are robbmg Us
under the forms of law, wecould soon pay
1t; or at least, meet the interest due there
on, even in our impoverished condition
Reputation, by either States or individu.
ais, is very dangerous alternative, and
should be resorted to only to prevent 4
more dire calamity-the confscation OF oul
lands and the expatriation OF cur best
people, We have lost all save honor In
the late struggle for constitutional liberty!
and before we part with that we should
suffer and endure until the keeping the
public promises are more honored III the
breach than in the observance.
l, therefore, think that the proceedings
of the convention should be regulated and
controlled with prudence and caution
think that substantial assurances should
be demanded from the leaders Of the party
in power, that retrenchmen;, economy
and honesty, should govern the future
financial policy of the present administra-
ton; that taxation Will be reduced to q
reasonable standard; that the present in
debtedness should not be increased, and
that the collection of the present taxes be
postponed until the people make another
crop. With some such assurances we can
afford TO bear for time the ills We have
rather "than to fly to others We know not
OF"
still hope to be able TO be present and
participate in the counsels for the welfare
Of the State, to which I have been invited
Very truly yours, dc.
NJ ". GARY.
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Destructive ToRSADo.-A vic

DESTRUCTIVE ToRNADo-A violent
storm of wind and rain passed over the
Eastern side Of this County on Thursday
morning last a little after sunrise In the
neighborhood of Brcazealc's Mill the work
Of destruction began and the greatest
fury seemed concentrated mile or two
beyond, in the direction Of Belton. The
residence and c"t-buildngs Of Mr.. Robert
G. Keys were blown down and the family
barely escaped with their lives, one or two
members of his household being seriously
injured Everything was torn literally to
pieces, even TO the clothing upon their
persons. Other houses in the path of the
tornado were violently hurled to the
ground, and an immense amount of tim
ber and fencing was blown down. The
track of the hurricane was only few
hundred yards wide, and it was most de-
structive in the locality mentioned, which
is seven or eight miles East Of this town.
1t appears miraculous that no lives were
lost, and that so few casualties to persons
occurred-Anderson Intelligencer.
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A. P. NORRIS, Secretary.
For the Advertiser.

Mr.. EDIToR,-Dear ,Sa':. Inasmuch
as EXAMINER, has personally informed
me that he will, through the same chan
mel, modify his communication publish
ed in your last issue, I request you will
not insert in your paper the reply to his
article sent you by myself.
If there are any doubtful as to the
standing of the Universal" am al
ways ready and willing to furnish sufi,
cient proofs that ali that has been said in
its favor is strictly true.
GEO. B. LAKE.
Nav Ist. 1871,
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zlg- Recently telegraphic message
j., received in London on Thursday
"ilich left India on the Friday following.
The message was therefore received in
London the day before it was sent from
India. The time actually occupied by
The message in transmission was fifty
minutes. The sun would require four
nou.s and twenty-six minutes to do the
same distance; and as the message was
sent soon after midnight, the extraordi-
nary effect is produced of its arriving the
previous evening.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04

ns- The most revolving crime that has
probably ever been committed in Ameri-
ca is now under investigation in the
Litchfeld Conn., courts. A father, who
appears to have been tolerably well edu-
Gated, has been making his daughters the
victims of his incestuous desires for fif-
teen years, and deliberately numbering
the unnatural offspring of his lust.
@ That women was philosopher
who, when she lost her husband, said she
had one great consolation-sho knew
where he was O. nights.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04

A SOUTH CAROLINA ELEcT1oN.-The
New York Sun SAYS the contest between
c. c. Bowen and r. C. DeLarge, OF South
Carolina, for the honor of seat in the
Forty-second Congress, has been virtually
decided in favor OF the former The Com
missioners OF Election Of Beaufort county
lin DeLarge's district) were arraigned and
tried last week in the U. S. Circuit Court
at Charleston, upon an indictment setting
forth that Williams, Langley, and Glcaves,
the aforesaid Commissioners, had, while
acting in that capacity at the last election,
stuffed the ballot-boxes, falsifed the cleo
ton record, made false returns of the
number Of votes cast, and committed
divers other acts in violation OF the Uni
ted States enforcement law The jury
found the prisoners guilty, and Judge
Bond sentenced them each to two years
Imprisonment in the penitcntiarv.
The Court having thus sustained Bow
ems charges OF fraud in that district it is
moro than likely that DcLarge will be
compelled to retire and give place 10 his
contestant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04

sToL.E Mule REcovEGED-On the
lich o. the nineteenth Of las. January .
au!e vas stolen from Mr. 'T.iaam Il.
Rod er:. who lives at I.o.'s Pos: Oil /,
e.. led county, South Carolina. Sev-
raj .se ks ago the Aususta police got win +,
|f ths 6 GAR ard worked up the case 50
!ucceSsflliy that on YESTERDAY they sue
|ee,ted III recovering the stolen property
The mulo was in possession Of john
thomas, ojlas Crawford. coiored, w o
/ YES near the Factor, and who purchase
he mule from the j...e:. 1t IS believed
hat the thiei-thopc!l out Of own-w::l
bon be arrcssed-Csronic g d Ssnt'ne /,
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n, Mrs. Leach, of Monroe, Iowa,
recently ran away from her husband
because he insisted upon hanging about
the parlor every time gentleman came
to see her. Some husbands do act. pow
erful foolish. - ty.--.s ta-.,,s..,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04
Delays are Da ngerous.

That poor, emaciated Consumptive
who is now beyond all hope of recovery
might now be hale and hearty had he moi
neglected that slight Cough. Be advised
if you have a Cough or Cold, get at once
a bottle of DIR. TUFTS EXPECTO-
RANT and you will soon be relieved
DO not put it off.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04

The Atlanta Constitution learns that
four citizens of Talladega, Ala, have
been arrested and carried to Montgome-
ry under the charge of being Ku Klux.
This is the first case, perhaps, under the
new bill. The defendants Were discharg-
ed by the United States Commissioner,
no case having been made out against
.thari go. :. = ------.'. 80, Il
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Marriage Guide.
EVERY ONE MS OWN DOCTOR.

EVERY ONE his OWN DOCTOR.
A private instructor for married persons or
those about to bo married, both male and fe-
male, in everything concerning the physiolo-
ry and relations Of our sexual system, and the
production and prevention of offspring, inelu-
ding all the new discoveries never before given
in tho English language, by WM. YOUNG, M.
D. This is really va;uahle and interesting
work. 1t is written in plain language for the
general reader, and is illustrated with nume-
rous engravings. All young married people,
or those contemplating marriage, and having
the least impedment to married life, should
read this book. 1t disclOses secrets that every
one should be acquainted with, still it is u
book that must he locked up and not lie about
the house. 1t will be scntto any address on
receipt Of so eta. Address DIR. WN. YOUNG,
Nc. 4l6 Spruce Street, above Fourth, Phila-
delphia.
Nov "a 6m rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04

-Mr. Farnsworth, a Radical member
the House OF Representatives ::om
>inois, admitted in Congress, Jew
3ksago, that the party to which ne
4onged had passed many laws they
Ire afraid to bring before the Supreme
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ITE CVU-'t!
lnder an order OF ia o., ,'ea ugoi
e exhibition of additional aiiidavits, al
'ping new circumstances OF guilt, as we.
the inadequacy of the bond given. boil
amount and in the solyency of tht
bhpors, the Gufins have been -arres;ea
la, not giving bal were committed t1
81. Albert h4m5..n ", ieo arrested
}der the same orier, or 70 .ipii;-ty III tne
bbery, and required 20 ave bond-Ao-
3ville Press and Banner.
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w- It is reported that a colored man
-adesperate Misunderstanding in Will
liamsburg County, near Coward's Depot,
was hung Bya party of disguised men,
on Monday night last.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04
$50 Reward.

CToLEN on the night Oath inst, one
- LARGE SoRREL HORSE, l6 hands
high, years old, bald or white face,
three white feet, large white spot on left
side of his belly, shod In front, with one
shoe on right hind foot. u : ...,J
will give the above reward for both,
horse and thief, or S25 for either. deliv-
cred at Ridge Spring Depot, &c. q A:
r. r., Edgefield County, s.. C. IT.. .:.,.s; ,'.a
a.. - !. H. n. PADGET..
= April 90 ct 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04

! Nj. r. Fl. Grenekelss stables, in
Newberry, were burnt on "Wednesday
morning last. 80 : ) - ->7''s - - :
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gG1oMMERCIAL.

- AUGUSTA. May 2.
8 GOLD-Bnying at 100 and selling at lii.
SCOTTON day market opened with n
az gfrir' demand, at yesterdays cIo3slng
prices, closing quiet; full styled Liver
pool naiddling, ,.i3l, and New Xorli mid
dling,sl32. Sales, 6OS bales. Kecelpts'
236 bales.
BACoN-stock large and market nn-
changed 5 C..Sides, -l2;- 0:'h; sldes,r4it; ana
Shoulders, 9@9l; Hams, l3@2o; Dry
Salt shoulders, S.; Dry Salt G. r. Sides,
III d. s. Clear Sides, II. =
ACORN-Prime white is selling at $l@
O5 by the car load from depot; retall, @
81 65. p. =. ''.'-.--7--- --.s-''<-'-' =, -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white, 81 IS
amber, $175.
tail, 81 q barrel higher. Country, ~ oo
@1O, according to quality. o., -
CORN MEAL-$l at wholesale; 81 III
at retail. &C., CO...
OATS-656SO. ,,,,,.-, ,.,.,f.a,p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04

&0n A DAY in very best business ever offered
MoOsE & Co., iii Sd g., Louisville; KY ~
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GuI IHI2. QUE :. :.

And send Tweuty-aveCepts for Ticket and draw
Watch, Sewing Machine Piano. or some article of
ynlue. No blanks! Six for One Dollar Address,
PACKARD & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. 1s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04
Handsome Dress Goods

~, All the --latest Styles. Such ast,,s
JAPANESE Plain and Plaid POPLINS, ea.s..
Striped LENOES, fa.i.
Figured LAWNS at l2l cts per yard,
MOURNING GOODS at prices very low,
BOMBAZINES, Black and colored ALPACAS, &C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04
The Troubles in Clarendon.
MANNING, April %. IS,

MANNING, April .. IoII
On Wednesday evening last, April 10Th
Peter J. Lemon (colored) Chairman o.
the Board Of County. Commissioners q
Clarendon County, was killed by some
unknown person or persons about six
o'clock
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For the Advertiser.

Nav 1st. 1871.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-05-04
Gloves Z and Hosiery.

Ladies' Misses and Trimmed and Untrmmed HATS all the
The latest designs in GYPsIES JosEPHINES Straw TRIMMINGS &c
Gents and Boys HATS varied assortment and cheap
NJ a4ar..aR .4....l4 a EllM ,i.nI.L - ion. ..!l
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

CONGRESSIONAL APPoRTIoNMENT.- Tic bill
introduced in the House on the 10Th inst, bv
Mr. Loughrldge, giving New Jersey, Pennsyl.
yani4, Georgi Texas, Wisconsin and Kansas
each two additional memDer> in the House.
Missouri, Michigan and Iowa three additional
members e!ch, Mass lchusetts, New York,
Niry'and, Virginia, North and South CarnIina.
Alabama, Mississippi, California and Mime
sofa one additional member each, and Illinois
tonr' was con ldcred hy The judiciary Commit
tee oi the House, ami upon a vote being taken,
it was decided to report against the hin
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

John HanOn, the murderer of little Mary
n, HM,'6,rman was hanged in Philad, lphia on
Wednesday. He died without making anv
Confession and without denying his guilt. In
Vie" OF the TACT that h. was convicted on what
was considered doubtful evidence, being that
o. fellow convict who received pardon for
giving the testimony, it is satisfactory to know
tnat ne dId not protest his innocence, as near
" all the victims of the galows do.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

ler,nraa ll's e students continue to ttend clinical
ram.i0 b: IN Philadelphia, but the male students
sig6t a" d;.n2, dd;GsL,e, and the other day created
ont u,dlouroance dounc5e: at Blocksbey Hospital.
lecture tb"%n Ion9n ladies' remained through the
f,ntad y, ,"Tugh they were Kissed, and two
'U "' tue operations performed.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES..

SMtTlIERS- ROEOn Thursday the I'd lust, in the NJ E.
Church a GrsenShornugh Caroline CO.. Nd by Rev Chas F.
Sheppard Dr. Thomas j. Smithers Denton Md formerly
of SmyrBal and Miss Sue A. Roe, Of Grrensbo-Ough
FSHER-BAGGS-ln Philadelphia . the inst. by Rev
C. H. Payne, D. D.. Richard Fisher. COatesyle Pa to
Anna Baggs, OF Camden. Delaware.
ARWICK-REiNOLDS-On the sIh ult, AZ the residence
of the brides parents in Camden by Rev j. syphsrd
John T. Barwick OF Sudersve Nd Molc E.. young gest
daughter Of John Reynolds Esq
WlLSON-DCErrOu the 2Gh ut ny The same at Lebanon
james T. Wilson ami Lizzie Dactt, both of Lebanon.
KEMP-LAFFERTY- the evening OF the 5l,t ut At the
bride residence" near Dover BY the John T. Kemp
Amanda C., daughter OF the late jackson I.aiTprty.
CALLAW HARRINGTON the brides home. near
Pennington, the 18th u by Rev. A. D. BAvis James H.
CallawaY to Elizabeth Harrington.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

The --latest Novelty in job printing has Just
been executed by a London printer, who had
an order from baker to print a number Of
bill heads on three different colored papers.
VIZ red, green and white The object of this
it appears, was to avoid giving instructions to
the man who delivered the bread, -four, &C..
to the customers To prevent mistakes, when
the bill was made out upon red paper, it
d no ed Dagger and he was not to leave
the goods without the cash if on green it de-
notd " Caution, as the customer was doubt
tai and the m n was to get the money il he
eolli; II on white, it Was safe TO leave any
qumtlty.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

AZ pkSLISEs G-I IN TEMPTING OFFER.-Vice. Presi
dent Cofax is reported to have received end t
declined, an invitation to resign his of;Cs and and
eG enter into business, upon a salary ~ s9S S"O MO
vi course, he could not honorable res;~n ,bc
Ulnce OaH, conferred upon him by the votes of the
mens. '"0 Po0"niSIy inuuce-
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

60 tSSrsl.tent tS pressure is commanding attention
;,n uiai Ine Income tax is likely to be abolished
mnmeny r~meulatey' 1t dies hard and with many
Wu,ners W. I put the opinion is reported that the
od +yo ~ a. aua Means Committee, who are oppos-
nar, - u's continuance, will assemble and re-
port 10 favor of its repeal.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

DEATH OF AGED NUN.-Sister Stanislaus. a
member OF the Order of Carmeiite Nuns, died
al the convent in Baltimore, last Friday. aged
sFe'Ihty; She was one Of the original members
oi tne Order in Maryland, established nearly
life ~"N '0u al aclIVe ana useful
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

Philadelphia depot, johnson, Holloway & Cowden.
COZ Arch Street.
Baltimore depot. s. 8. Hance, IOs Baltimore street
FOR sale by Medicine Dealers generally. jei5iy
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

st,lep. 9y+ses Gr19t' jr, son of the President and
ia ''%oeaI Coeaf of Harvard College, is or has bern
S,.,rn"c 1u"c'rd' y. H., as the guest of Governor
"bas "bai"o, ana according to the Boston .JowrnaI
conr,ao',o on golden opinions by reason of his
tiring uun m.n ueporrttment and his modest and re-
young naI IsS, Is 9 home without mother?" as the
c6ap wood ,Suy SAID when she sent the old lady to
Smyrna times., 1871-02-08

GV DEAFNESS, BLINDFESS, and CAT.RRU ,r,o,,
i % success 10y j. ISAACS, ". D. and ProrS"r r
OF nc Eye and Fear, this Sprcalty in tI Maj
j' ~ fennsyl lvand - years experience GornerIv f
NH, 49,. 'll NJ" SID Arch Street, Philadclyhia Trsi mo.
tn ear, nr seen al his Office The medical facGtv are myit
htr he
ton. '' pun ~" cuatsc lOr tNal1iua-