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USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.

To CURE CROUP.-One teaspOOnful
OF molasses and teaspoonfui of goose
oil given to child inclined 10 the Group
will relieve it at once.
COLD IN THE HEAD.-One teaspoon
full of pine tar and of pulverized sui
phur burnt, and the fumes enhaled,
will almost Immediately cure q cold in
the head.
1t is said that one of the most pow
erful remedies for bolts ia horses is q
strong decoction of sage tea, made very
sweet. 1t dislodges the bolts almost
instantly.
According to a scientific journal,
wood soaked i'm strong solution of
common salt is thereby protected
against decay, especially when placed
under ground.
FRECKLEs.-For the benefit of young
persons afflicted with freckles, we
would inform them that pc wdered inter
moistened with water applied to the
face night aud morning, will soon re-
move all traces OF them.
If screws are warmed and dipped in
melted tallow it will prevent rusiing
and they Can always be unscrewed Tith
ease A large quantity Of screws can
be creased in few minutes, and the
operation is one which Will ultimately
result in great saving of time and Ia
Dor. s t-.9 go
CONVENIENT METHOD OF STOPPING
NOSE BLEED.-Stand up, with the heat
elevated. Compass the Dostrils with
the finger, and at the same time stretch
upward the arm OIL the same side with
bleeding nostril. Keep the arm per-
pendicular for two minutes In most
cases this remedy will succeed.
For MOTHERS Send your little
children to bed happy. Whatever
cares, give it warm goodnight kiss
as it's goes to its pillow. The memory
of this, in the stormy years that may
be in store for the little one, will be like
Bethlehem's star to the bewildered
Shepherds. ''My father, my mother
loved me-" Nothing can take away
that blessed heart balm. Lips parched
with the worlds fever will become
dewy again at tine thrill of youthful
memories. Kiss your little child be-
fore 1t goes to sleey. ..s.H .T'esfl
RHECMATIsM.-Tho who ars suffer-.
ing with this distressing coelaint
should give the following remedy iii
trial. 1t il one used by an eminent
physician for many years with mark
ed success, and is now given to the
public with the assurance of its etfec-
tiveness. We believe that poke-ber.
ries ere now kept at the drug stores
if so they can he had at ony time.
Take poke-berries, two ounces. best
gin one pint. Let stand long enough
for the spirits to extract the virtues OF
CTRE FOR ERAHE Take small
piece of cotton wool, making depres-
sion in the center with finger, and
fill it with rs much brown pepper as
will rest on a five cent piece, gather it
into bali and tie it up, dip the ball
into sweet oil and insert it into the ear,
covering the latter with cotton wool,
and Use a bandage or cap to retain it in
its dlace. Almost instant relief will be
experience, and the application so gen.
tie that an infant will not be injured by
it, but experience relief, as well as
adults
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I do not mean ITO ego into 3 lentby
treatise on the care and Management
of blOoded horses or fine carriage
horses, but the care Of farm horses, for
Ihave seen 60 much neglect of this
item, by farmers generally, that deem
q few hints on the subject necessary. ~
In the spring, horaes are more liable
to disorders and suffer mere from heat
and work than at any other time Of
the year, and this being the case they
require extra care and attention to
counterfeit or counter-balanCe these
evils. 1t b very bad policy to leave
the busy * ason is just about to COM
mence, for by SO doing, the animals are
liable to sudden looseniDg of the bowels
which somewhat weakens them at q
time when they require al their ener-
gies to enable them to get through the
hard spring work without being seri-
Ously effected by any ordinary circum-
stances. The plan we consider the
best is, say about q month before the
hard work commences, to gradually
start feeding grain regularly, SO that
they will not feel any bad effects there
from, and that by the time the spring
opens, they will have had regular full
feeds for q week or more.
Comparatively few persons attach
the importance of q thorough cleaning
Of the horses, at least once day, that
they should, for good scratching will
improve the appearance, both in health
and in vigOr. We always have our
horses well fed, in the morning early,
when have them thoroughly cleaned
with a curry comb and brush, and then
well rubbed down with q flannel rag or
pad, which latter lays the coat nicely,
aud makes it bright and glossy.
If the horses have been sweated du-
the morning work, they should be thor
oughly cleaned again before they leave
the stable. By doing as above direct
ed, We have kept horses in much better
condition than others who did give the
necessary cleaning-the same feed be-
ing given to each.
When working horses, be sure and
have the gears to fit, for if the brides
do not do so, they may hurt his eye
sight, or, if tine collar do not fit the
neck, gals or CALLED shoulders will re-
suit, or choking; when the animals
condition must be inquired into, THE
remedy being the application Of thick
baud or pad on the under side of the
collar Just abOqe the sore.
Water should not be given. while the
horses are warm with exertiOn, for they
will be apt to drink far more than they
want, which has resulted in the death
of many fine animals; far better put
them in the stable, for half hour or SO,
before permitting them to drink. A
horse properly cared for will do more
work and last much longer than one
not so well managed.-D. z. Exams. IN
Prairie Fu7nler. isas Ce.,f
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Liver Complaint. Liver Disease, L. G.
BiliOusness.

Bilious complaints-by some termed
liver discase-a1e very common In this
country. TIE ordinary .indications,
such us yellowncss of the skin and
whites of the eyes, pain in the right
side under the inferior ribs, with some
times difficulty of respiration and
troublesome cough-are familiar to q
host of sufferers bur the liver, some
times, is in very unsatisfactory state
without the presence of such symptoms.
When We reflect that the liver is the
largest gland of the body, that it Sc
cretcs the bile which lubricates the
bowels and keeps them in order, is the
great blood purifier or cleansing ma
chine of our-systems, it may truly be
called the Housekeeper Of our Heath.
Sudden transitions of climatic tempera-
ture, or impure air or mater are dis
turbing elements which arrest the func-
tions of the liver, and render it torpid,
producing diourkcea, dysentery, bilious
reasaitteslts, Intermittent feUers, and a
general prostration, and unhealthy state
of the whole organization. e
1t is not surprising that a medicine
which can restore the healthy operations
of the liver, should command general
attention. Such medicine is Culitor-
MIA Vinegar Bittcrs. The Housekeep-
er's Towel and Broom.
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&c. n. H."

Don't stand aghast with awe and fear,
eyes wide open, hair on end, and fingers
tightly elinched with the idea that these
mysterious symbols are cabalistic signs
aud represent some secret organization
of masked demons, who carry terror and
dismay with their midnight prowlings
and dispense on the dawn of morning.
No! They are only the initials OF Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, that
pleasant medicine which has acquired
National reputation and proven so eff
cious in Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
CONSUMPTION and kindred diseases. For
these complaints it has no equal. Sold
by all druggists. $40.
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Nj 80. ,ytio.. ID ns..s. Blu
AHer CAREFUL oneeKvauon ana con-
s,9erapie expeElence, 4 npa fhats Tor
al genera purPoee tne hgnt bran-
ILL., ste s1e Deet pwis nave y0t ioun0.
flrst-Iney 40 MOI roam "a over sne
premises wn1ca 70 tnose VINO value .
green - consnSk.1le q ~ ltem. MY
6 1. meyer tninA Oh cIosang an or
oinafy poaiu fenco. -
. oecond-Iney are more renaDle lay.
eIs, ano lay larger eggs ana more OF
'nGan. 49,,
:. u-NotWitnstanolng otner' tes-
umony, nna them 10 MAKE good set
teIr ana m0st excellent mothers.
tJurtn-ine young cnckens mature
quEKiy, Wnicn, Ior tnose VINO RAISE
ssPr'og cnlckens lor the market, or Ia
pie; - great consideration.
fiitn-Wnen grown, one mas as
much ineat - Two oIunaay cnlcKens.
Deiieve many OF tne failures OF those
beginning 10 raise cnlcKens, are caused
~ = tafR OF KnoWie0ge OF lew gener-
81 ruies. AUG IL may heip some II 1
give rom my experience rev.
rirse-feVer set men In Dox ABOVE
Inc ground or noor OF the cnicken house
II possiDie, as tne eggs cry TOO last
ana Jose tneir Vitality. III possible 10
SET mems on the ground you VIII nave
mGcn Detter success;
oecohu-NeVer ret more the nIeen
ssss, 10 mAtter now large tne men,
Souie see ohiy zen OF WE'VE, nut us'
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A correspondent of one of our ex-
changes says he feeds his stock tea
spoonful of sulphur to each animal,
with their salt, once i'm two weeks.
When he has done so, no vermin have
troubled them, and his dairy cows have
not been affected with garget, nor
sheep with grub in the head. He has
practiced this twenty years.
The following sentiment, showing
the true basis of productive farming,
was sent by III. Greeley in answer to
an invitation to attend the recent an
nual supper of the Brandywine Far
mers' Club, Chester county:
DEAR SIR:-I must be far away from
YOU on the evening of your supper, so
/ can onlp send you sentiment:
sDeep blowing; heavy fertilizing,
and thorough cultivation; tne elements yen a5s
coming time"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

THE relaxing power of Jolinsoa's an
ocli,e Linimcnt is truly wonderful.
Cases are already numerous where bent
and stiffened limbs have been limbered
and Strengthened by it. When used for
this purpose, the part should be washed
and rubbed thoroughly. Apply the
Gniment cold and rub it in with the
hand.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

A CROWD of "Horse Men, and others,
daily throng the stores In country and
town for Sheridan's CaUalry Condition
POWDERS. They understand that horses
cannot be kept in good condition with
out them, and with them can be on
much less quantity of grain.
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Food for Fowls.

Sour milk, butteTmilk, and whey,
are excellent for poultry Of all ages, and
at all seasons, especially winter. Milk
is very good substitute for the insect
forage they are deprived of at this sea-
son, and we believe it is more profita-
BILE to give 1t TO them than to sw inc.
Unless il is allowed every day it is best
not to give fowls all they will drink,
for they will became purged by excess,
so that more harm than good will be
done. A good way is to mix the corn
and meal dough with milk. Wheat
bran mixed with milk makes excellent
standing feed for fowls.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

WHETHER for use Cd man or beast,
the Merchants Gargling Oil will be
found an invaluable iniment, and wor-
thy of use by every resident of the land.
We know of no proprietary medicine or
article now used in the United States
which shares the good will, .of. the peo-
pie to a greater degree than this.--N
, Y ,ladependent:
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Net Weight of Hogs.

The Kentucky rule is said to be, for
the first 100 poudds, deduct Is for gross;
for the second 100 pounds, deduct 124;
fer the third 100 pounds, deduct TT; all
over the third hundred Is net. The
net weight Of a hog weighing 100
pounds gross ia IS pounds; hogof $50
gross will net 11Sa; of $50 gross, 2O63
net; and hog, the gross weight OF
which is 300 pounds, will net 256f
pounds. From the gross weight OF a
hog that goes over 300, only AL pounds
is deducted, even should the weight be
40c. The rule, if correctly stated, may
be OF use to somebody.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has been experimenting
with iron freight cars, and finds them
to possess advantages, but have also
discovered some disadvantages. They
are rendered useless for some kinds of
freight on account of the sweating
process to which they are subject, and
when ventilation was resorted to, to
obviate this, it was found that the
goods were covered with dust, or were
in dangr of fire from sparks that
found their way in.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

"Now, as the export of wheat is
about done for the year, We find that
the actual export of flour and wheat,
reduced to wheat, has been 2,22l, 800
sacks, or within 500 sacks or one
cargo of the estimate. 1t is probable,
however, that about four cargos of the
old wheat remain in the State. The
estimate was sufficiently accurate. The
coming year we have II 900, 600 or five
times as much to ship, and the tom
mage will be very great. The rate
of freight will, of course, affect the
price which may be obtained for
wheat ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

There has been considerable excite
ment among the Jews in Mobile, Ala,
in consequence of their rabbi, who has
had charge of the synagogue, profess
ing Christianity. Upon q profession of
faith, he was received into the Baptist
church, and was baptized in the pre-
sence of large congragation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

Fifty students have been in attend.
ance ui,on the instructions Ofthe Sem.
mary a, Columbia, S. c., during the
year, OF whom fourteen now go ont
equipped for The great work OF their
lives. OF these, three have devo3ed
themselves to the work Of Foreign
Missions.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

Rupture can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic Trusses arc superseding
all others. Before buying Metal Truss
es or Supporters. send for descriptiv
circular to the Elastic Truss Co., 6S
Broadway. n, Y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

Our hearts are like stringed instrue-
ments which require frequent tuning.
Out of tune. let the instrument be ever
so beautiful, the hand ever so master
ly, the sound is but Earring discord.
Prayer it is which tuner the heart for
praise.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

In the Nursery Burnett's Kalliston is
peculiarly adapted to the bathing of
infants. A few drops is sufficient for a
howl of wnter
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

Rev. A. II. Strong, D. D., Of Cleve.
land. Ohio, has been elected PRESIDENT
of the Baptist Theological Seminary
at Rochester.
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ST. LOUIS
U n I V Err S I TY.
Estab11shoa In 1890.

EStabl1Sho In 1870.
BY members of the society OF Jesus ami inco- POI
~ rated by act of the State Legislature in 1852,
ii has experienced uninterrupted success and CON
tinues 10 offer the student every facility for acqur
ing q thorough
Every candidate for admission not personally ac-
quainted with some member of the Faculty, must
produce proper testimonials of good moral charac-
ter.
Bulletins are sent three times year TO the pa
rents guardians of the Students, tn inform them
of the conduct, heath and Improvement Of their
sons or wards. An experienced physician daily
visits the institution and the greatest and at
tention aTe bestUwed On the sick.
TERMS:
Board aud tuition, per session. ten months, 1850.
The next sSsSiOn begins ON September ID. 1860.
Payments must be made quarterly, semi-annu-
ally, in advance Catalogues containing nstruc-
ffons TO parents, and full particulars, will be sent
free ON application To
Rev. ]. u. ZEALAND. 8. j..
President 1t Louis University. st. Louis. Mo.
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As QUICK as a fasI. of lightning does cristtdoTo's
krcsLs,Or Hair Dye act upon the hair wliskers anI
al moustaches; no chameleon tfnts but the purtst
Raven or the most exquisite Browns will be
eyOived.-COm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

IL oSE to five minutes Headache, Earacne, Neu
ralrIa Lame Beck ID arrboea, Groups, Sprains anc
similar complaints. relieved by F9d0gs fnstH''
HsiiSr or money administrations.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19

DaniI Pratt, President OF tie Red
Mountain Iron Works, Ala, has gone
North to purchase machinery to put
the works in operation.
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MAauIRE's bENNE PLANT.

This extraordinary medicine, the fame Of which
"a sread broadcast throughout the country, IL IN
doubtedly superior 10 any remedy ever offered to
the public for the complaints for " hich II IL intend
nished Voluntarily BY Col. Long, late Chief Topo,
graphical Engineer Bureau az Masningtoa; Gener1 ~
the army; Father P. j. DeSmet, the celebrated In
dian missionary; also, officers of the navy y1rEeons
steamer plying the Mississippi and tributary NV
ers, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissons,
ton Likewise highest enconiums OF the press,
iafnr lis bic medicinal in The high
EST terr1s- No other medicine has such recommen-
dstioss. We can also refer to his excelleney, b.
p. Blair, Jr., u. 3. Senator, and Hon. Joseph
Brown, Mayor OF the city OF st. Louis. and many
other State officials for which there 10 space In
this advertisement. AoESTs-Mckesson = Rob
bins, Nos. 81 and 80 Fulton ST., New YORK. Sold oy
druggists and medicine dealers everywhere.
= j. q q. MAGUI1E, Sole ProprfetofB.
q. w. corner OF Olive and Second sts., St. Loutn,
No. Price, Is cents Fer b0eflo.
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Gettysburg KatalYSine Water

Is sold at the Spring and put the Getiys-
burg at the following rates: Three gallon demI
johns a. each six gallon dcmjohns. - zach; cases
of two dozen quart bottles - each. Repayment
must be made by Postoflice money orders.
Address GETTYSBURG SPRING CO.,
(,ettvShnrar
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One of the grazing pastures in Texas
is said to contain 11A0O0 acres.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-07-19
Gryr1,r,rrN laS2lono felt tho want of

GENTLEMEN IfaE0 hong feIt the Want. OF
a paper collar that 6eked ike ;hpen.
This is furnished them in the ElnfwUoa
Collar. 1t has folded edges, a fine cloth
surface and isso perfect an imitation of
linen that it cannot be detected. Try
IL
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r. sa,..n.s,sc. .,a s,nrd.t,or ~ r,uch ho.,uv
- -. Il = -. ..-.
peif ana preserve tnetr nou'ss' s'oSA in 1se sno
o'-' i - ''-- soy f-sf- -
serve themselves. They can see when q wall 70
quiies prop, or Q weak structure sfroer, but
- ..z.,....,,,.. 81 - ,,,a,srsr..,. d, a..
CRACKS and flaws and evidences of decay In their
- ~ ' $3.50 =
own frail and sensitive organizations.
The consequence of this want Of common pro-
denoe Is that thousands fAl by the wayside In the
nr,r,a osl;se evarv vear who might have lived In
enjoy hale and hearty old age II 'hes mad resored
to the proper means OF recruiting their hins vigor
at the proper time.
Seeing what that famous vitaiizlng ana invigora-
ting elixir, Hostetters stomach Bittsrs, has done
for countless multitudes Of the eBervated and bro
-. -, ~ NJ ,v,,b tho LONG pphroton raco,d 80
zen oo"n, ~Ho ".n '.e .o's' 1'.-e 1917 VI
its cures before him, It seems amazing that any
sunerer nom premature oecAy' nervous ~eakhess'
dyspepsia biliousness chrbnc constipation, or dis
ease of remittent Intermittent character should
49,, 49,, s,r :, ,,,,,r 20 ,o.,~ tho ia xxhich H.,
toning. regulating, and invigoratins properties
have never failed to afford s4
-.--.-..,., =, ,,.. 1,,.,.,,..,. e,,,.,
Itls no e1asseraIon 70 say 'ha' H's'e.s" 3so"'-
dch Bers Is the most faithful ally Of nature IN her
ees - --r-~ -, a. an.
botany ana honest chemistry nave Yet gwen 70 the
wofid-com
-
FIJI LEBANON, Tenn, LA W SCAOOL,
the REASONS FOR ITS PROSPERITY.
The year Just closed has been the most succcssful
since the war and the reasons for this prosperity
i The whole course has been condensed into TEN
MONTHS in which ,ime a student will graduate
and get a license free.
p The Professors are eminent LAWYERS and teach
ers and devote their entire time to teaching A
yo,,ng man sfuyine In an Office cannot get contin-
rag,,iar nrac,ic..
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A Happy Family we have often heard the
remark HAT II you want good sweet bread in the
family, yOu must have good-n1tared and
tempered cook TO make it. As additional aid,
we wonld recommend the unrivaled Charter Oak
Cooking Stove, which will insure the happy owner
not only a we'll cooked palatable meal, but a
cunten.ed and cheerful wife.
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Deeds are fruit; words are leases.
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PERRY DAVIS
ain-Ki11er
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE OF TIE Aas

BEST FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE
And tcfy Is should be kept dftcoys near at hCs d
Ist Pain. Iller is the most certain Cholera euro
that medical science has produced.
ID. Pain X illeP as Diarrhoea and Dysentary
remedy Is unequaled- 1t seldom ever falls
3rd. Pain.K ilIer Will cure Cramps Pains In
any part OF the system single dose
usuanv effects q cure.
Ith. Pnin-KiIier will cure Dyspepsia and Indi-
gestion, II used according to directions.
9Th. in-Kiiler Is an almost never failing cure
for Sudden Colds, Coughs, &c.
/ 9Th. Pnin. Killer has proved itself . Sovereign
R.medy for Fever and Agpe. and Chill
Fever; IL has cured the most obstinate cases.
eth. Pnin-KilIer as IMMINENT Is unequalled.
For Frost Bites Chilblains, Burns, Bruises
Cuts. Sprains. &C, no Physician can do more
than it,
sth. Palm Killer has cured cases Of Rheuma-
tisIn and Neuralgia after years standing.
9th. Pnin.Killer will destroy Boils, Felons
Whitiows, Old Sores and Swelled Joints CIV
Ing relief from Pain after the first application.
10th. Pain.Kille cures Headache, Toothache
and Neuralgia Pains in any part of the body.
nth. Pain Killer VIII save you days Of sickness
and many a Dollar in time and Doctors blls.
18th. Pain.K Her is q purely Vegetable prepara-
tiOn, safe 20 keep and use In every family.
The simplicity attending Its use, together
with the great variety Of diseases thai may
amount OF pain and suffering that can be al
levfated by its use, make it Imperative upon
every person to supply themselves with This
valuable remedy. and to keep 1t always near
The PAIN-KILLER is now known and appre-
eiated in eTery quarteo Of the globe. Physicians
recommend il in thar pra.cc, while all classes OF
society have found in Il s11ef and comfort.
Give 1t q trial.
Don't be deceived or inda~nd to buy the many
worthless Nostrums Offered y unprinciPled men
travelling through the counEJ.
80 Directions accompany ach bottle.
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THE LEBANON. Tcnn., Ia RCHOOL

Cristudoro,s Excelsior Heir Dye stands unrivaled
and alone. lis merits have been so universally
acknowledged that it would be q supererogation to
tescant ON them any further-n0thifg can beat it.
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time and strength and tends their LEISURE. Con.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is an excellent
regulator of the stomach and bowels, and should
always be kept hand especially AT this season of
the year, when many suffer from bowel cOni-
plants. There Is nothing so quick 10 relieve in
Attacks of Cholera.
Sold at only . cents a bottle. by Merchants gen.
craIfy.-COm.
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Fyng0's Isstcf Reifer stood twenty years test
Is warranted TO give immediate relief to all Rheu
matte, Neuralgia, Head, Ear and Back aches.
money rcfunded.-CDin.
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TERMS:

s6rA DOZEN REASONS~