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n1;s~ FROM DAN TO BEER
SIEBA.-From Charleston 70 DIhloncga,
from the scahoard 10 the mountains, can be
seen marked improvement in the style OF
building. in the last five years. Villages and
farm houses all present more elegant anu
comfortable appearance. The reason is well
known. 1t is because in that period the
woic country has Larucd TO patrOnizc thai
celebrated manufacturer Of Doors, SlshcS and
Blinds, Mr. p. =. roALE, Charleston, 5. Z.
Jan. II, 3-tf.
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e-.r \ BODY AND NINA

disease. Sach is dyspepsia. The stomach
spE the tr..i,l are TOO Intimately allied for
the one TO >nfl-r without the other, SO that
dyspcp>iaa ami dependency are in>cpara'".
:: nav lie .::cI, GO, 'il; irritation Of :he
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HEWeRERRZ., S. C.,
Wednesday, January a, 1872,
Bully.

B,wcn and ByaS, aid ether bc'!lse-
rents, are having sweet lime of it, and
between them the poor governor is be-
ing hayed alive. In short the whole As-
se.nbly is having bully time of It alto
gc,hcr. Well, let :hcni go on, and give
the lie, and make exposures till it ends
in the breaking up Of the Ring.
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TIE SuSG MESSENGER for December is on
our table It confirms the song Of Mrs.
O'Lcary'S Cow, by "p Green Editorials on
"Adaptius Hymns to Times, - " The Cabinet
Organ in Play" reviews Of sheet music and
books, (thc editors opinion, and no, the pub
lisherS), Musical News, etc, and variety Of
interesting mattcr by Mr.. Geo. T. Root and
others. Al>o new song, "Ye Have Done
itInto Me-" BY Nr. Root, Christmas M
them, and several glecs. Specimen copies
10 CTS. The Sou: Messenger is now cdted
by Mr.. W. s. b NnrkewS, Editor Of the latc
Musical independent. Published by Foot \
Cady, Chicago, At - year. Ii all respects
a musical paper for the people.
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REV. THCS. WARD WHITE, President
RAILROAD MEETING.

TIE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
of the South Carolina Railroad Company
and Of the Southwestern Railroad Bank
will be held at the Southwestern Railroad
Bank. Broad Street, Charleston, S. c., on
February 18th, proSimo, at II o'clock 4.
u.
On the following day, an election will be
held for fifteen Directors of the Railroad
Company and thirteen directors Of the
Bank.
Stockholders will he passed over the
road, TO and from the meeting, free Of
charge.
The proposed amendment TO Article !
Section !, Of the BYLAWS, changing the
time of the aaEnal meeting. by striking out
"Febrnary," on second linc, and inserting
april" will come up for action nt this
meeting. J. L EMERY,
Jan. ~, 4-3t. Secretary.
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DIR. S. F. FANT.

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-lhe undersigned are
reluctantly compelled 10 notify all parties in
deb,ed to thcni-milder measures having
failed to accomplish the end-that if these
accounts are not settled soon they will be
placed in suit for collection.
Jan. 81, 4-tf. ABRAMS & MEErS.
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Editorial R-evitieS.

The Charleston News congratn!atcS the
ho'dcrS OF 'cke,S IN Tue 'a'e Sranl imnl'sFa>
non Lottery Srhrme' VINO arc" no Pr!zes' ~
'hat lheE Sol not'iiiis 10 tnaEe Iueh P'D"" ,
truiv Ifwrrc better TO congratulate those who
ncycr ;rvrs,rd M all
oranScpurS BvaS' II - SaM. u, ms ,ct'E 20 I"
Bowen on iHnr>d'T !aS'' worked h!ihSc'l
INTO >uch a i9ry 'hA! nc Decatn" a',h"S'
white !HiS vas %t'''e neat. E!erEDo';
Thc As>rm!,ly'S ncacc Of mind waS not much
,l;S,nrl,rd however
Eur,hcr, ,he same doughty li,tsc tack
nan. Scctt'< Bvas. received :: terrible lick
ing on Friday afternoon, NJ tic hands Of q
coorcd policeman. for u'lnS inSM!fin: Ian-
gnISc I" me r9'lrG'n,1n WIZ Inc !"N'ne u;
'ooh Piacc III w. ;"'"l VI ''ie "'">'' '"e III
s'r"hic''' 'o""'0e'
tlS Sa'4 toat flSk. :!lol. .!'.' oe'oie n.>
oea'h' "'n' >lS'l'nGo us .''rn'";' l." o"""H ,-.
lloil 'Le e'io' Va "'S "''s' '''' 'e0''''e ~
fI lna'' .,
>, 'loNc,, ms IIu''' =, " ',H ,' ,n''
&c se''l'h't'' "'n Jn>'':s .'" ~ N" 1"s ~
y ct't:'"''-S.' ...n..N'. - ".'.." ~ :. 'i.
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The books AMI accounts OF the undersigned
call be fnund ut Mote 4 'rarranf's Office. In
my absence these gentlemen will receipt for
accounts due me. j. 3. RUtF.
Sep. 20, :S-if
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NJ FRI.SR, stop HAT tcrri5le ersEsli. aud
thus avoid c"nSumpiivrs grave. by 1i>inE
Dr. Fierce s riul,len Medical Discovery. For
curing nj: throat. bronchial and lung diseases
il Aas Gevcr bccn cqua'rd. Sold by drug
risfS II.
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D,sAsTgGrs F,uE IN AaEEvIi.IE. H.
formation reached US, yesterday m'Tn-
ing, OF mn$t destructive Ere. which
occurred in the town Of Ahbcri:lc, on
Thursday night. The MARSHALL ll"n<e,
Il fine, large brick building; the Court
Hnusr and the emt,re block Of buildings
between those TIVE, on the left side Of
the main square, were entirely consumed.
Trowbrdsc & Co., whose store was in
the Marshall House, it is said saved the
greater part Of their stock. as did ais"
John Knox, Tra"gar ( Beqncst, and
kahpnm { Skiarz, l.. II. Russell. J.
Knox, Chris!ian & wilson and Lee Rus.
sell; hut the buildings occupied by tie
above named pa ties, tngcthc'' with ali
the smaller buildings on thu two blocks,
occupied bv f-rcd;arn. We're destroyed.
The books and rccnr'iS in the Cou t
IIousl--Clrrk'S, Shc,iff's, County IRE: =
snrer, &c.--G"c reported saved. The
buildings were almost an entire los.
The damages arc estimated at So, ,000 {;
insurance from $4,000 to $20, 0,00O
Many valuable papers were lost by the
County o1icrrs-n!.G:,ix Goth list.
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LARGE lot Of LARD. SALT. SUGARS
SYRUpS, 81. v. II. WEBD i SOA.
Jan. II, +-t.
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THANKs.-The vice president Of the South
Carolina Railroad, y l.. Tyler, E>q., will &C
cept our thanks for annual pass over the
above road.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. COUNTY OF IN!0Y-CGURT OF
COMMON PLEAS.-ThoS. u. Lake, as
Clerk OF said Court for Sewteerg County,
Plaintiff, against John L. Cannon and Mary
VI. Cannon h;s vile. DrieEI4GiS-$ummonS
for Relief Complaint Ssrrrd. To the
Defendants JOHN l.. Cannon and Mary n.
Cannon his wife: Yuu aS'e hereby summon
"a and required to anSMcr the complaint i'll
this action, of which a copy is herewith
seryrd upon .ou. and 10 serve copy Of
YOUR answer TO tho said complaint OIL the
Subscribers ut their Office at Union Court
House, in said State, within twenty days
alter the service hereof. exclusive Of the
day Of such service and il You tail to an
swcr the complaint within the time afore-
said. the plaintiff in this action will apply
TO the Court Tor the relief demanded i'll the
complaint.
Dated l2lh January, 1872.
WALLACE & McKISSICk,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendants, John l.. Cannon and
Mary NJ. Canuot his wife: Take notice that
the Summons in this action, Of which thr
foregoing is a copy; was fled in the office
of the Clerk Of the C6urt Of Common p!ra>,
ut Union CoIet House. in the County "'
Union, IN lie Ssaie Of South Carolina, Oh
the l2!h day Of dauuary, 1872.
Dated 18Th January, 1872.
WALLACE & MrkISSlCk,
liain,,fs Attorneys.
jim. -, 4-;t.
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LOCAL..

SPECIAL Nor1cE.-The undersigned re-
spec;tully gives notice that all indebted to
him either BY note or account, must come
forward at once and lquidate the same or
abide the consequences.
Jan. 10, 2-3t DIR. 5. +. FAM.
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DELICATE CREATURES. .-rhi>is the phrase
ap;'ic,! hy Ills ElAckncsS. The Moor Of We
";cc, 20 the fair laGics OF l'nsv. II was the
lovely complexion Of Dc>hcmnnE, such a
rAdian: cnnrra., 20 his own, that son bis
hear: and sOoti 70 say, every man Of dis
cerumcn; considers fair skin. like = sweet
voice, IAN excellent thing in woplaE.' NOw
This charm which can he acquired. There
is hca'hiul and oGoriGcrous toilet article,
ka0w;i everywhere as liAGASS MAGHoLIA
HALs which literally tran>iigurcs cloudy or
saow SKIN. sriTu>ing the disco!orcd face,
neck asass anI bosoka Sj,h q soft, pcary
tinee, and impartiRg, 10 lfsc surface 4
smoo hrc>s and gloss like that Of polished
marble Instead OF clngging tho pores, like
The sticky enaInelS, or contracting them. aud
thus oh>'uctirg pcrspiraton. like the astrin-
geot cosmetics, it clcanscS the skin from oil
ir:DariieS AM wonderfully improves lis
tcz gre Tni> pecu!.arity is particularly ap-
,4,eci3;cd by csr rural bellies, WHO fnd that
tic o,a7>cnc and rNughncsS, which country
air is up, - crgcnGcr, arc speedily removed
lro,n III j. faces. HANDS and arms, By this
i, IiSh III! preparation. II.
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TuE CAROLINA FAHMER, published AZ
Wirniil,tun, y. c., bv WIN. II. Bernard is
owe q; uur most valuable agricultural papers.
The .ianu:Irv r:lmher is Il great improve
mrrt owe: il predecessors. and evidences The
;'!rl>tu' .l"t .iili The publisher meets with
i I,a:rnnCc large an,l generous enough to emit
ole ;,Iln 10 MAKE decided Improvements in
his magazine. We commend the Carolina
f.,rIncr 10 Cur readers, and advise them 10
send :: 10 Mr.. Bernard for the current ycHr.
DE MoDESwELT for the current month
is resolved. Published by S. +. Taylor, i'm
porter oi Ladies Fashions. 39l Canal -
Nrw York. a; 50 per aunun. Ii is well
worth the small Hrie" m Subscription asked.
} and anv !a,!y who sends for cory will DC
largely repaid.
HOME AND HEALTH. hy l'cl'uv, Holmes
q Co , New York. is received ior January.
x : b!i:ntul Of good and trsc :hiiAS>. and
SIch rs. ii followed, will prove curaucire 10
heaiib and domestic happiness. Ii is only
$50 per :car.
WnrD'S DOLLAR HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
: for JanG!ry is received. and Us usuAi Is high
II Interesting. uEc dollar spent FOR t:.i>
.na:azimc will pay large intcrcS'. Address
:. 5 Wood X c., NcwburSh. \. y, With
Si enclosed.
+ 4 new post otiirc has been opened at
pnrke;l'S F.rry. I.an,crS C"unty--John
6. iur@r-, p,.>:;n1>:c-.
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KElDv1LLE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-Wc cu;l
the attention of our readers 10 the advertise
ment of The above Institution. II is situated
in Spartanburg District, 12 miles from the
Cour. House, and is one Of the healthiest,
cheapest and most retired places in the State.
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Don't FoKGET-The Entertainment to be
given on Thursday evening, at Mayes \ Mar
tii,'s Hall, by tie membcr, Of the Scwbcrry
Cornet Band.
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The Monster Elephant, Bismarck,
And the Baby Elephant. "rEr." Royal Bengal
Tiger Terrestrial Sloih, Chetah or Hunting
Ieopards. Spotted and Laughing Hyenas, and Of
Monkeys aud Birds an endless varictv; two dens
of performing Lions. Tigers and l'anthers. and n
l.ioness and SIX Baby Cubs only two mouths
old
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says:
CIV. t:o:n Cnlnmkia. SoIih Ctrn!iua. u ma
chin>t by trade who lnst Il leg while in the
&. nfc,lcratc service, 1T the second battle Of
Manassas, came to Fulton Comfy. near Col.
Clark Howell'S mill. in search of cmp!oy-
ment. Here he >ickeucd AMI die at the
houSc OF Mr.. BraSSwril, jus br"ond the mill.
His remains were dcccn!ly inferred by the
ncighbois.
lie Was Il native Of Columbia, S. c., but
for a number Of years lived in the town of
Helena. Ills surviving family and friends
will I've glad to know that his remains were
propcrly taken care Of.
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CoTNCIL CHAMBER,
Eewberry, 8. C.

Ordinances to prcse're tie l'e'ce and
qood order OF the TD'c" Of NeH-
Jerry. anil 10r othrr purposes
therein mentioned.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09
CINCINNATI, MARCH 9, 1872.

THE economical Board Of Directors of our
work house spent S46, 900 to build a stable
last year, capable Of housing four horses.
SrAMPEDI>G Business The rapid de-
velopment Of our railroad system is destined
to work revolution y every manufacturing
business Of other Il an that of supplying
mere local demand. IS an Illustration Of this
assertion the fact that for sUme years past no
manufacturing establishments have been
erected in this city is proof positive, while
the fact that nearly all our large establish
ments are looking for new quarters out Of the
city, touches us all in a tender point. In
proportion to its population and business
there is no city in the country where real
estate is held so high, and taxes great
in this city, and our manufacturers seeing no
hope Of relief i'll the future, are preparing to
stampede Already has the Niles tool works
been removed to the city of Hamilton, and a
large cedar ware concern has followed in their
wake, the enterpriring citizens Of Hamilton
having made it of interest to both concerns to
emigrate, by donating lands and money.
Urban and McNeale. safe manufacturers have
been induce to locate at Canton, Ohio-the
inducements being land and money, low taxes,
cheap rents. while the facilities for transporta
tion are ample.
The Hall Safe and Lock Company must in
crease their capacity, but it requires a small
fortune to procure the land to build upon,
and it is seriously contemplating removal to
some place where they may have elbow room
A further cause Of the tendency to vacate
the city for manufacturing purposes, is that
the river has ceased TO be in any way reliable.
At least three months in the year it is ice
bound and for the balance of the year the
water is so low as to make navigation almost
impossible
Manufacturers must lock up immense sums
| in raw material when the river is navigable
to be prepared to carry on any business sue
cessfully, and with money at II per cent, the
profits must be immense to warrant it.
Since November last, the foundry proprie-
tors have been laboring under immense dis
advantages and their ability to compete with
other cities is much impaired on account of
the scarcity Of iron and the extortionate
freight charges of the railroads, which ad-
vanced it from S35 to S45 per ton. Then
again, those who had not on hand immense
supplies of coke were forced to close their
shops or pay about 100 per cent. Of an ad-
vance in price for an inferior article. These
drawbacks will materially affect the future
prosperity of this city, and will dot the lines
Of our railroads with manufacturing villages
and towns at our expense, unless we can
speedily secure lower taxes, cheap transporta-
tion, and greatest of all, cheap money.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09

llary Is regarded rs smallpar of the COM
pensation, and failure to duplicate the le-
GAL pay is by many considered evidence Of
incapacity Corrupt men are too often coun-
tenanced in society, by those who claim re-
spectabilitv, and who must know from
their sudden acquisition of wealth, that
they are not honest in the administration
If office
The causes which have produced this sad
cund.t On of things are various. Among
these is the strong temptation offered by
the large sums Of money committed to the
care II officials Want Of prompt inquiry
into the means by which men who 90 INTO
public positions poor suddenly become
rich. Is another cause. Upon investigation
INTO such cases it is generally found that
where there has not been actual defrauding
q the government, the incumbent has used
hls place t. eXtort money, or accepted com
pensation for favors bestowed, or entered
INTO speculations, an interest in which has
been secured solely through official position,
All which practices, if not criminal, are
most demoralizing III their influence. But
the chief cause Of the increase of corrup-
tlon is the fact that when peculations are
discovered, the guilty are too often suffered
To go unwhipped Of Justice 10y compromise
with bondsmen, or prosecution only in the
evil courts Official corruption will never
cease until all men who thus abuse public
trusts be compelled not only to disgorgs
their ill-gotten gains but be dealt with as
common felons. He who robs the people
Of their treasure should certainly stand no
better before Law, Or in society. than the
vagrant whom necessity drives to crime
Equal Justice should be administered to all,
without regard to high position, respecta-
bic connections, aristocracy of birth and
association, or adventiti)us wealth
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09

BALTIMORE, March IA, '72.-The follow
ing named persons have made application to
become members Of this union Charles A.
Briscoe, Herman Rolfes, Bernard Hof.
Any union having charges will prefer them
within thirty days.
L. L. RoHNER, cor. sec.
ROCHESTER, n Y, March 4, 1872 The
following named gentlemen have made ap-
plication to become members Of our union !:
Abraham Gise, who claims to have come
from Germany some six months ago; and
A. y. Copps, who has worked in Orleans
county, \. \. Unions having charges will
prefer them within thirty days
WM. VOICE, cor. sec, box l68.
UNION CRY, Pa, Feb. 20 1S72.-We
have two candidates by the names of Geo.
Bayer and Henry Sine. which you viii
please advertise H. FRANK,
Cor. Sec, box 397.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. %, 1872. Mr.. John
Lorenz has made application to this union
for membership. Mr.. Lorenz CLAIMS to have
been engaged at farming in California for
several years. Please prefer charges i'm
GEo. b. LINDSAY,
Cor. Sec, box 4Sl.
TORONTO, March 4, 1872. will the Cor
Secretary of union l | please in
form me as to whether he received the sum
Of SO directed to box 6033, which sent
him about five weeks ago. have written
to him two or three times about it. and as
yet | have not received an answer BY
giving this your immediate attention. you
will oblige, THos ANDERSON,
Cor Sec p.
= PERU, Ind, March :. 1872. The fol
lowing persons have applied for member
ship Levy II. Snider, who claims to have
carried on shop at Greenville, Ohio, and
Josiah Grimes, who has served his time of
under this union.
BUFFALO. Feb. -, 1872 In our private
circular Of loaned monies, issued Feb. 10,
1872, sent direct to local unions, we pub
Iished the following names as being indebt-
ed 70 this union II. Turner, 50, Samuel
Curren. 81, and Robert Rattry, 81. Since
the above circular was issued, the 50 in
favor If H. Turner has been received, but
the 81 in favor If Samuel Curren, and the
- in favor Of Robert Rattry, has not as vet
been received from the unions where the
money is alleged t. have been paid about
two years ago. Hoping that all parties con
,erned will take notice and see that the
money due this union will be sent, and
pblige DAVID SHELTER.
Cor. Sec 2, box 10.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09

THE boot and shoe trade still continues to
hold good, especially for wholesale work.
Some of the Crispn organizations are report
ed to be in a tlourishing condition, while others
are disposed to lag behind there brethren, but
with their well-known reputation for persever-
ance and firmness in the hour Of trial, the
most lukewarm, We are confident, will come
up to the breach if their honor or rights should
be severely assaulted.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09
The Life and Labors Of VIM. II. sylvis

This work is ready for delivery. copy % IL
should be in the hands Of every worngmAn in the
try. Il Is handsomely bound volume Of $50 pages,
containing an Of the Abors Of OF the fore
most Of his time and whose life devoted 70
the interests Of the producing classes TIE history Of
VIM. H. sylvis s the history d the Labor Movement in
the United States. and no man Who desires TO make
himself acquainted with this movement Afford 70 Be
without IL. Price 81 So Send money by registered
letter or p o. order and The hook will be sent by
turn mail A. c. CAMERON,
Exclusiye Agent for the WeHtern State
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09

The PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK, No. SIS
Woodward avenue, is one Of the safest and
most reliable institutions in this city. 1t has
paid in capital of 100000 and is managed
by board Of wealthy. responsible and ener-
getic business men. Sums Of 81 and up
wards are received upon which 6 per cent
interest is allowed, payable semi-annually
Reader, make a beginning, deposit the first
dollar you can spare, and at the end of the
year will be the possessor Of good round
sum.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09

SHIP YARDS here are unusually active, there
being so many men in the city idle through the
winter, anxious for employment, caused de-
cline in the price per days work. Wages now
range, for competent workmen, from - SO to
81 75-on some small jobs they are paying 8,
but the prospects are g will be the ruling
price when the season fairly commences
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09
DETROIT, MICH, MARCH 9, 1872.
Our Agents.

Mr.. R. Holgkin Is authorized city agent 10
ceive monies for subscriptions All sums paid him will
be duly Acknowledged at this office.
Our Business agent, Mr. Leon Debroux is authorized
to solicit and receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the ADVOCATE All orders sent to Room l. Fisher
Block, will receive prompt attention.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09

INERS' BENEVOLENT AND PRO
XN1 TECTIvE ASSOCIATION, HoE Tn1iAnA, meets
the fourth Friday in sAch month The ofcar Of The
General Council are: President James Grieve; Vice
President ThOs T. Davidson; Treanrer, James Patrick;
Corresponding secretary, John PsnmAn Hour Ot
meeting. O'Clock, AZ
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VOICE FROM CANADA !
Regarding the Wonderful Properties If
STODDART'S
Celebrated Canadian
WORM POWDERS +!

Worms are the bane Of a chiIds existence and the pro
he Of the diseases which imperil the
lives Of children Their presence in the intestinal canal
Is the Of great irritation and pain, which, ope
rating ON the delicate nervous organization OF the child 70
keenly alive TO every morbid impression give rise 10 the
most violent disturbances Of the nervous system such
ITS commissions and other diseases which soothing
syruPs cordiAls relieve. This being the case il
behooves the prudent mother to watch with Jealous
the earliest symptoms indicating the presence OF worms
and. by the of efhcacous remedy, dsodge them
before the health Of the child is seriously impaired
its life endangered Tor this purpose there is
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are occasionally used Many anxious parents have had
their children restored to health through the Of
SToDDART's CELEBRATED WORN POWDERS.
Stop that squaling which has been the cause Of 80
many sleepe nights to parents who have been weared
and worn by the heat and labor Of the day-not by
stupefying your children with sOcalled Cordials
Soothing Syrups, but by cleaning the stomach and
bowels Of those great Worms that gnawng at their
intestnes night and day One package OF A. SroDDARTs
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Use no others. They are 10 be had now
Read few q the many testimonials for these Worm
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Thomas McIain, 18th Lot, 10Th Concession East Ms
sor Canada, aged Y years, tortured with Worms from
childhood cured with one package Of Stoddarts Worm
Powders. He desires all who suffer to him regarding
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"A StoddArts Worm Powders are the best preparation
OF the kind that have used in my family Mas
EaAN, St. Mary's
Mr. Stoddart's Worm Powders are worth ten dollars
package to mothers who have suffering children Mas
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Try them, and then please recommend them To your
suffering neighbors.
Parents wishing 10 avail themselves Of the above vau
able remedy for their children can have package by
mall free Of postage by enclosing fifty cents American
currency, with their address, to
A. STODDART, Registered Chemist
st. MaryS Ontario, Canada.