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Sheegog & Sons stock Of Boots, Shoes. and
hats combine more beauty. strength and dura-
bility. and are cheaper than at any other
house In Columbia.
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Piano For Sale,
For Sale.

A good Second hand Piano, for sale.
June 5th, 1872. E. W. PHILIPS.
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A Card.

The undersigned, candidates for Tax Col
lector, agree to select three men each to meet
at the Court House in the town Of Columbia,
on Monday, the first day of July next, to nomi-
nate candidate for Tax Collector. We cor
daily invite our absent opponents to select
their men to be present Consideration,
availability,
Samuel NJ. Medley, jesse ), Harris,
W. r. Mckennon, W. NJ Sullivan,
T. Z. Jamison, :. IL. Bratton,
Robt, NJ. Nicholson, J; H. AKIN,
ID. a. Craig, Mumford Smith,
J.P. Dunlap,
June %. 1872,
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Mr.. John A. Engle's kitchen acci.
dentally caught on fire last Wednesday
but no great damage was done before
the fire was extinguished.
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An examination Of his stock will convince
| you. No trouble to chow goods, and less
| trouble to sell them. Brown likes to do both.
l Call and see II he don't. Uu2S
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Mich Cows for Sale

Two young milch COWS for sale. Apply at
the Herald Office. Gu2+2t.
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Dotted silk lace, various colors, for wells, Is
cents pef yard, at Rushton's New York Store.
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MARRIED.

The great speech of D. A. Dugger is
being copied in all our exchanges.
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The Ladies Pearl, published in Nash.
vile, for July, presents a glowing table
of contents.
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Nothing Like 1t.

Dolly Warden Ice Cream at Judge Whites
Ice Cream Saloon. Lju25-tf.
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when You Want Boots, Shoes an,
For ma.on, and odd Fellows.

Be sure TO buy only those shop handmade
that you can find at sheegog & Sons. One pair
Of which are worth two pair of Eastern make.
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M. J0SEPH'S Advertisement
SPRING 1879.
JOSEPH has opened splendid assortmeuto
SPRINB DRY GOODS,
And ofsrs. them for CASH at Eastern Prices
COME AND SEE.
T0EPH hssopered his New Stock of Spring
q Clothing, and offers special Bargains,
COME AND SEE.
IOssPH has received fine line Of o,,
In which he offers great inducements to CASH
BUYERS ONLY. fH..F
I COME AND SEE.
TOsEPh sells fine figured LAWNS, at 15c,
u worth SOc. ...
COME AND SEE.
JOSEPH sells
- aOzAMBIQUES at 1sc, worth Sc
COME AND SEE. t
JOSEPH sells
q JAPANESE POPLIN at Csc, worth soc.
COME AND SEE!
JOSEPH sells nne IRISH LINEN
u at Goo, worth S1.0O.
COME AND SEE.
TOSEPH sells Pants stuffs IS per cent cheap
81 or than any other house in town
COME AND SEE.
81 sells CORSETS at SOC, worth 100.
Como and Sccy
JOSEPH sells Gents Shirts from 75c upwards,
u worth double the price.
Come and See.
,JosEpssE ssll ISLAND poMEsrrcs.
at I5c, worth Zoe.
Come and Seel
JOSEPH sells. BLEACaED DOMESTICS
u at New York prices.
Come andISee.
TOSEPH has a fine lot of
81 BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
low figures.
Come andSeo!
JOSEPH offors great Bargains in every arti-
- Gle In his house.
COME AND SEE.
April 10, 1872-3m.
Bank Columbia.
Capital Stock, 100000
Surplus Premiums, Nc. 10000
Stockholders.
J. VS.. RIDLEY, j: CRANBERRY
j. i. WILLIAMS, W. j. DALE,
N. +. CHEAIRS. W. B. WILSON,
S. W. FITZPATRICK, ]. G. CECIL
Estate of SAMUEL F. MAYES, decd.
l.. ID. MYERS, Presd't.
w. p. INGRAM, Cashier.
hay 10. 1s72-tf
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HIacn and WhiteI.aces

Delicious Ice Cream at Judge Whites Ice-
burg los Cream Saloon. [juaS-tf
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= now at leisure to tune and repair Pianos
Apply By letter. or at A. D. Frierson's.
June Is A..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIANO TUNING.

Advertisements inserted IN this column ct
10 oeuta . line, each insertion.
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The way 20 Make Money is to Save IL.
This you can do by buying at Browns Cheap
Store, Northwest Corner Public Square.
fuN-
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For Congress-.
w. C. WHITTHORNE, of Maury.

For County Representative.
ANDREW JACKSON, of the 9th district.
D.A. DUGGER, call rlght."D
CIV. KINZER.
JAMES T. MOORE.
&c. FRIERSON.
For FIoafer From RIaury and
Williamson.
RUFUS X. POLK.
For Sheriff.
ALBERT A. kennedy.
WOOD. ID. DAVIS.
SINS LATTA, for reelection.
For Tax Collector.
EFF. STONE.
JESSE S. HARRIS, one term candidate.
JOHN Ia. DUNLAP.
WILLIAM X. McKENNON.
Il. NJ. NICHOLSON, one term candidate.
WILLIAM NJ. SULLIVAN.
MUMFORD s NTH.
SAM'L. II. BRATTON.
TT. ALEXANDER.
JAMES H. AKIN, for reelection.
ID. A. CRAIG.
L. E. JAMESON.
SAMUEL u. NEELLEY.
For Trustee.
M. DOOLEY.
JIM K. POWELL.
JAMES G. VOORHEES,.
JAMES ANDRUS.
JAMES @. NoGAW, for reelection.
J. CLAYT. MOORE.
JOHN w. CALDWELL.
For Constable 9th Civil District.
w. N. VOORHEES,, Jr.
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Public Speaking.

The Candidates for the different County Of
foes for Maury County, after consulting to-
gether. and with quite number of citizens,
have agreedto meet the people only on Satur-
days, owing to the busy time OF the year with
the farmers. We will be at the following times
and places, and respectfully request and insist
on all citizens to meet us at points most con-
venient to them, as time will not permit us to
visit each district.
Rock Spring, ...... Saturday, June 10th
Williamsport, 49, zee. Saturday, July 9th
Rally Hill, ......... Saturday July 18th
Bigbyville, .... Saturday July Goth
spencer's Old Mill -. Saturday July 9th
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The proprietor of this celebrated medicine
justly claims for it superiority over all REM
edies ever offered to the public for the safe.
certain, speedy and permanent cure of Ague
and Fever, ar Chills and Fever, whether of
short Or long standing. He refers to the en-
tire Western and Southern country To bear him
testimony to the truth of the assertion, that in
no case whatever will it fail to cure if the d.
rections are strictly followed and carried out.
In great many cases single dose has been
sufficient for a cure, and whole families have
been cured by single bottle, with perfect
restoration of the general health. 1t is. how
ever, prudelt, and in every case more certain
to cure, if Its use is continued in smaller doses
tor week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially in difficult and long
standing cases. Usually this medicine will
not require any aid TO keep the bowels in good
order. Should the patient, however, require q
cathartic medicine, after having taken three or
four doses of the tonic, sing dose OF Bulls
Vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Range Of Thermometer and Barom.
ter. at WfntOn, Residence of j. H.
James. for the week ending June
2sth, lS72.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


For Supreme Judge.
j. b. COOK.
ROBERT MCFARLAND.
For Criminal Judge.
THOMAS NJ. JONES, Of Giles.
A. NJ. HUGHES, of Maury.
w. S. McLEMORE, of Williamson.
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stockholders.

w. p. INGRAM, Cashier.
hay 10, 1S72-tf
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WORM DESTROYER,
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM
GEORGIA.

yILLANow, Walker Co., Ga.
June IS.
DR.. John Bull-Dear Sir: have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials, and
find it wonderfully efficacious. 1t has not fail
ed in single instance to have the wished for
effect | arr doing pretty large country prac-
tice and have daily use for some article Of the
kind. am, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, MD.
p. $50 unqualified and numerous are the
testimonials in favor Of my Worm Destroyer
that newspaper space Is entirely too small to
tell its merits. IL is an infallible remedy for
Worms. Try it and be convinced. See my
Journal for more full description.
JOHN BULL.
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| h, Polk residence remodeled into a fine
and imposing mansion, on last Satur>
day, gave all the workmep engaged
upol the building, magnificent and
! sumptuous dinner, which was partaken
off with many feelings OF gratitude to
their kind host, and all went their way
rejoicing to know that there is at least
one who knows how to appreciate the
| laboring man, and does not look upon
him as a mere machine, laboring for the
privilege of living, but that he is being
who has heart to feel, and can, and does
| appreciate, acts of kindness, when ten
dered in the kind spirit in which this
| was. ----e
The corporate authorities are speaking
of applying to the County Court for
permission 20 erect town clock on the
| top of the court house. We hope they
will, and be successful in the undertake
ing.
The Superintendent of our Water
\ Works informs us that owing to- the eX-
| tension of pipes the Reservoir is not of
sufficient capacity TO supply the town
with water during the SUMNER months.
Would it not have been better TO invest
the s. 900 in the erection OF a good wa
ter works, than to have put 1t in a va
can't lot, which is doing the corporation
no good, ana on WHICH S1a'o anu oo"n'J
taxes are assessed.
DIR. AL. Pillows new residence grows
in size and beauty. The Doctor being 9
devoted friend to Terpsichore, the young
folks threaten to have "house warm
ing" when the edifice is completed.
A company OF skilled mechanics have
bought the Columbia Foundry from MI
/ ]. NJ. Parker, and will confluence opera,
ton in a short time. They are practical
meC hanics and men Of capital, ana Will
be an acquisition to our community.
4 They expect to manufacture reapers,
raj implements, and in two years hays
in theiremploy two hundred mechanics
They will be warmly welcomed and pat
ronized by our people.
Mr.. Mock bee, who accidently broke
two of his ribs a short time since, at the
factory of Lamb & Boyd, we are pleased
to see, il able TO be out.
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For FIoater From Maury and
Williamson.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-12

ACCIDENT TO SoLD1ER.-On Friday
night last, Sergeant Keating, Of Troop
l., Seventh Cavalry, fell from one of the
third-story windows of the Rose Hotel
building, in which number of soldiers
are quartered. He fell into the garden
OF Gen. Law, which adjoins the build
ing. In the descent, about ten feet
from the ground, he came in contact
with the branches of peach tree, which
broke the force OF the foil, and probably
prevented instant death. He sustained
some severe internal injuries, but the
indications are that no serious result
will ensue, and that in O few weeks he
will recover from the injuries.
YorkriNe Enquirer.
"The glorious Fourth" in Abbeville,
passed off quietly, without anything to
remind one of the anniversary OF Amc.
rican independence.
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After Judge Magrath finished. the
court adjourned till tomorrow. when
the other counsel will be heard.
Joo ON tho yvar-Pa,h Aga In

We hear that Joe Crews has returned
to Laurens County at last, and has taken
with him lot of drums and such like
military acoompaniments. We presume
Joe intends to make an effort to drum up
his scattered militia legions, who have
not been heard from since the culmina-
ton OF the bitter feelings which their
previous mis- doings created in the bloody
affray ut Laurens Court House in the fall
of 1870. At that time Joe Crews made
rapid and rather ignominious flight to
Columbia, where he has been living in q
sort OF exile ever since-and, We believe,
has never once revisited Laurens County
until now.
We suggest to Joe, who. wc are chari-
tably inclined to think, is acting more
fro.a want of sense than from any
malicious or revengeful intention, that
he had better leave drums and Spring.
field rifles and such like things alone.
In military line he has not reaped any
very enviable glory hitherto, nor been
instrumental in oonferring any benefits
upon his friends and constituents. His
lawless and unrnly militia caused the
death of several unfortunate colored
men in 1870, and has thrown scores of
white men into dungeons and forced
others into exile. There is no necessity
for their reorganization now, and'it may
breed again similar evils to those of the
past The days of military interference
in civil affairs are drawing to close.
The people Of the whole country are
sick of it, and are determined to put an
end to it.
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A SHOCKING TRAGEDY Two BoYs
MURDER THEIR MOTHER. One of the
m ost atrocious Grimes ever perpetrated
in this country was enacted ut West
Point on last Sunday morning. A mo-
ther of seven children was murdered by
her two sons. aged twelve and sixteen
years, at their own home, at West Point,
Iowa. The lady. Mrs. Wahrer. had
parted from her husband, DR.. Wahrer,
some time before, and on learning of her
husbands absence from home. took this
opportunity of visiting her children.
Saturday afternoon she expressed de.
sire to return to her home, where she
was working-at the Reform School
but the two boys prevailed upon her to
remain until Sunday morning, promis-
ing to take her home. She stayed, and
at A. NJ. Sunday the two boys MUIR
dered her. stabbing her in the back,
breast and throat. After killing her
they dragged her body to the barn and
covered it with hay. The youngest son
then started on horseback for Fort Madi-
SOD, to telegraph to his father, who was
to come home, that one of the children
was very sick. He then returned home.
The two boys reported in the afternoon
OF the killing Of their mother, stating
that it was done in self. defence, and gave
themselves up. They are now in safe
keeping.
IKeohuk (Io,Oa) Constitution, I'd.
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Hon. A. 8. Merrimon, the Conserva-
tive candidate for Governor of North Ca
rolina. publishes card in reference to a
sourrilous paper, extensively circulated
in that State. under the frank of Sena-
tor John Pool, from which we extract
the following:
I deem it due to the people and myself
to say for the benefit OF any such as
might be misled by it, that in 30 fur as it
refers to myself, the paper is in every
material respect absolutely false, scandal
Gus and H6elous, and I believe il is so in
reference to the other gentlemen so as
sailed.
In vindication of myself against this
wanton attack, it is my purpose to bring
suit against Mr.. Pool in the Superior
Court of Wake County, reserving to my
self the right to take such other steps in
tho future as may be deemed proper. T
am more than willing that the trath shall
be ascerteined by judicial tribunal, for
the better satisfaction of the public, and
to the end that professional politicians
may learn that they cannot assail innocent
men in such savage way, with impuni-
ty. will give Mr.. Pool the opportuni-
ty to make the charges in this anory-
nous paper good, if he can do it.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. Til

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. = The
New York Herald, of Tuesday, says:
The Southern State bonds we're gene
rally dull and steady. The South Caro-
linas were irregular, the old bonds being
firm and higher and the new weak and
lower, the July issues falling to 273l.
A meeting of the bond-holders was held
to-day, at which the assertion was made
that the floating debt of the State had
been increased couple of millions by
the issue of certificates of indebtedness
This statement caused tho decline in the
new bonds. On the other hand. the
holders Of the old bonds were quite san.
guine of their ability to compel the State
to pay them their interest. Hence the
firmer feeling noted in the latter securi-
ties.
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Marshal Forey was buried with great
state in Paris on June "a. His body
was taken on the previous day to the
chapel of the Invalides, where splen-
did catafalque had been erected. It was
constructed Of black wood and polished
steel, and rose to the height of some
twenty feet. It was covered with tapers,
and surmounted at each corner with the
white marble statue of weeping wo-
man leaning over three large tri.colors,
edged with gold fringe and shrouded in
Grape. At its base lay the Marshal's
coffin, covered over with black, and dis
playing the insignia of the deceased sol.
der. Round the catafalque, and in
other parts of the sanctuary, lamps of
green, spirit gave forth pale and flicker
ing light, which enhanced the mystic
effect Of the scene. Above it descended
in stately folds an awning of black, en-
broidered with white, and the whole Of
the chapel was hung with the same CO.
lors and gorgeousiy lighted. After the
usual church ceremony, the body was
escorted by the four pail. bearers Mar
shals Nj Mahon, Oanrobert, Rigault de
Genouilly and Bataille-to the gate,
past which the troops defiled for more
than an hour, saluting as they came in
sight. The body was then removed to
the vaults of the Invalides. The most
remarkable feature of the whole cere-
mony was the Indifference shown by the
Parisians. Scarcely 500 were present.
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The brethren of Hiram Lodge. No.
6S, A. +. NJ, ut Anderson Court House,
on the evening of the Oath ultimo, St.
Johns Day, presented james A. Hoyt,
the editor of the Anderson IntelHgencer,
with beautiful Past Masters jewel, as
token of respect for him rs man and
O Mason.
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The Abbeville Debating Society dis.
cussed, at its meeting, on Monday night
last, the question, (Which is the most
beneficial to mankind. the eteam engine
or the printing press?" It was decided
in favor OF the steam engine. At which
decision we protest, and suppose that we
will be sustained by all the printers in
the country. Horace Greeley included.
The president of the society certainly
does not expect to get Office from the
"white hat" administration.
Press and Banner.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY TO EpGEFIELD
PEOPLE IN THE WEST. Some fifteen
years ago, Henry NJ. Quattlebum, Esq,
of one of our most respectable families,
q brother of those estimable citizens, still
with us, Col. VIM. and Capt Peter
Quattlebum, and of the late Col. John
Quattlebum, so long tax collector of our
Distriot, moved from Edgefield to the
West. And very recently comes to US
the fearful news of the destruction of his
home by fire, and the perishing of him
self and his daughter in the flames. He
lived near Pine Bluff, Arkansas; and on
the night of the 29th OF June, his dwell
ing, large two.story building. was con-
sumed by fire. OF his six children, FIVE
we're rescned from the flames; but a
daughter of fourteen years, being left in
the upper story, the unhappy father
went to seek her, and both perished.
This is terrible and effectingl Every
thing in the house fell prey to the de-
vouring element. The widow and five
children are left alone. But not, it
would seem. without friends. On the
day of the funeral, the neighbors con-
tributed among themselves $500, which
they handed to the unfortunate wife.
Truly God tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb.-Edge1feM Advertiser.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. w. Shand-Summons.
r. A. Keenan-Coal.
House and Lot for Sale.
Hostetter's Bitters.
]. A. Gray-Dry Goods.
Independent Fire Company.
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PHGNIxIANA. The law of iuries-
"Many are called, but few are chosen. :"
If woman should go through college
and take degree, could she be Bache-
lor of Arts?
Why is the figure 8 like peacock T?
Because it's nothing without it's tail.
AS it is the characteristic OF great wits
to say much in few words, so it is of
small wits to talk much to soy nothing.
Often do we think when we ought to
act. and act when it behooves us to re-
feet; hence caution is frequently as fatal
as rashness.
An advertiser in one Of the papers
says he has cottage to let containing
eight rooms and an acre of land.
Some men are like cats. You may
stroke the fur the right way for years,
and hear nothing but purring; but aoci-
dentally tread on the tail, and all me-.
mory of former kindness is obliterated.
Civility costs nothing and buys every
thing.
Melancholy attends on the best joys of
q merely ideal life.
Some of the fools at Long Branch are
paying eight dollars day for board.
A man that don't know anything will
tell it the first time he gets chance.
The best people are not only the
happiest, but the happiest people are
usually the best.
Loving wife OF the sea-shore: "The
horrid surf makes me keep my mouth
shut" Sarcastic husband: "Take some
OF it home with you"
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LIST OF LhTTERS

Remaining at the st. Francisville
Post Office, for the week ending March
23rd 1872. $500
A. B.
Arnstein, Mrs. Silvia Bully, Miss.
Victor Briman, William Brougten,
VIM; Bril1iout, Oscar Briggs, cold,
Louisa.
-, s, G.. D.
Clark, cold. Mr.. Calvin Cotton,
Mr.. l.; Concolly, Miss Ann; Dunbar,
Miss Sarah Delaney, DR.. Edward !;
Dorsey, Mr.. John Daniel, Mr.. VIM.
p,
g fY...4 q b. G. f.:4
Eagle, Mr.. Logged Enoch, Charles;
Gore, Mr.. John Gohren. Miss Julia;
II.
Hall. Mr.. Joe HARRISON, Miss Ju-
liz H. 2 /; Hatlen, Miss L; Hampton,
Mr.. G; HARRISON, Miss Julia;
J. K.
Jones, Mrs. Jane, Jenning, DR.. J !;
Jackson, Mr.. Z +; Kitchell, J. S; Kaw,
Henry S
l.. M.
Lovelette. Mr.. j.; cold McCalleb,
Mrs. Rose T; cold Murrell, G.; Mont
crieft, Miss NJ. L /; freeman, Mason ;
p. r.
Pollock, Maurice Ripply, s. z ;
Rudale, John A /; Robson, Basil /;
-.t 49,: s. Y ".
Stevenson, J. H Young, Englon F;
Vessel, HARRISON.
MARY q. REILLY,
p, NJ,
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Spctial alntites.

What DIR. Crooks Wines of Tar will do z
WEST ALEXANDRIA,. O., Oct 25 1870.
Perpetrators DR.. Crooks I'ine Of Tar:
GEyTLEMAN: an, under great obligations to you
for the benefit derived from Dr. Crooks Wine of
Tar And to those afflicted, wish to make it known
that had been suffering for sixteen months with
a bronchial affection. commenced using your
medicine with hut little confidence in its curative
powers But after using the first bottle found my
health much Improved, and after having taken six
bottles, am happy to state that am entirely cur
ed and in the enjoyment of good health
Yours. JOHN J. Cook