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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-03
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONEY LOANED

35 Union street, Boston.
Large and small Loans made on all kinds of per-
sonal property with perfect security to the owner,
and at moderate rates of interest. Chartered by
the State of Massachusetts, with Directors appoint.
ed by the Governor of the State and Mayor OF Bos-
ton Full information by mail. Goods may be sent
and returns made by Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-03
SAVE THE CHILDREN,

Multitudes of them suffer, linger and die because
of PIN-WORMS The only known remedy Tor
these most troublesome and dangerous of all worms
in children or adults is DIR. GOULDS PIN-WORM
SYRUP. Purely vegetable; sure death to all
worms; q valuable cathartc, and beneficial to
health. Warranted.
Price reduced to 30 cents per bottle.
GEO. Z. GOODWIN Il CO., Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-03

NAIANTED,-Agents for our new 16-page pa
=" per the Contributor. Thirteen departments,
religious and secular. Rev, A. r. Earle writes for
it. el.00 a year; a $2.00 premium to each sub.
scriber For Agents terms, address JAMES III.
EARLE, Boston, Mass. marlS4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-03
Profitable Employment.

For one or two persons of either in every town
In the United States, by which they may realize
from $500 to 81 900 per year, with but little inter
ference with ordinary occupation. If the whole
time is devoted much larger sum will be realized
Boys and girls can make nearly much as grown
people. Some making from 81 to sly per week.
For particulars, address j. j. FARDELL & Co,
767 Broadway, N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-03
q Inn to S2OO PER MONTH. SUCCESS
nlVV SURE 1000 AGENTS NOW w ANTEn
H f A L, T H

The most popular medicine for nervous troubles
(the source of all other ailments Is
DODDS NERVINE, and InvigOrator.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, One Dollar.
apri2-4w
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Things We Like TO see.

We like IL see young ladies who
are bitter enemies kiss each other
very affrctionately when they meet.
Il reminds us OF man named Judas
who lived Sc, eral years ago. We
like 10 see. a fashionably dressed lady
promenading the streets wearing a
blae silk dress, trailing yard behind
her in the mud-it cleans the streets
50 nicelv. We like to see young m"n
very polite and obliging to other r
Young ladies, who are scarcely civil
10 their sisters at holne-it proves
that the lords OF creation are void OF
deception. We like to see little boys
come TO church in the evening, and
anuse themselves by sticking pins in
their sleepy neighbors-it shows that
til V are Tot burying their talents IN
the earth We like to see manin-
,variably throw his newspaper, boots
ami hat on the floor for his tired wife
t, pick up-it is evidence that he re-
members the promise to "cherish
her !'rWe like to SET the choir spend
their time during the divine service
in whispering and telling stores-lt
helps US to appreciate the sermon,
and convinces us that they are capa-
Die OF singing with the spirit and
the understanding alsol' We like to
see young ladies keep their jaws In
constant motion, endeavoring to mas
ticate huge ball Of el chewing gum
it looks so ladylile We like to see a
man sporting fast horses, while he
owes the printer and gives nothing
20 the minister-it looks honorable !
There are many other things which
we would like to see, but we forbear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Whining,

There is class OF persons in this
world, by no means small, whose
prominent peculiarity is whining.
They whine because they are poor !;
Or, if rich, because they have no
health to enjoy their riches; they
whine because it is too shiny they
whine because they have mo luck,
md Others prosperity exceeds theirs;
they whine because some friends
have died and they are still living;
hey Whine because they have aches
md pains, and they have aches and
oains because they whine, and they
Whine no one can tell why. Now we
would like to say a word to these
whining persons First. leave otl
whining it is no use, this everlasting
complaining, fretting, fault-fndlng,
md whining. Why, you are the most
lelu,letl set Of creatures that ever
ived. Do you not know that it is a
veil settled principle of physiology
.nl coulraoa sense that these habits
re more exhausting to nervous vital
~ than almost any other violation
If physiological law? And do you
.ot k;iow that life is pretty much az
you make it and take it? You can
make it bright and sunshiny, or you
can make it dark and shadowy. This
lfe is only meant 20 discipline us
. f; ,- for higher and purer state
+ eing. Then leave oft winning
nd ireitins, AMI 60 on your way
.appv and rejoicing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
ss.saa Fats, of ), = lnsa.anec agent.
A FAIR WARNING.

z =
Twas life insurance asent-one Of the
modern style,
With brasSy cheek and fluent tongue and
aggravating smile
That prosecuted Abner Brown, and exc
infiamed his bile.
This agent followed Abner like s!euth-
hoand on the scent,
and managed 10 encounter him wherever
Abner weIit;
Till .tb,fer .hsli into state of chronic dis
.centtnt.f
He used to corner Abrc:, and hang right
on and bore,
Until, in desperation, the disguised Alb
ner swore;
Then ,tlie s.aisaly-smiling agent would
Abacs, bore some more.
In vain he strove that agents visitations
tosavoid,
And he realized that, if hewould no lon
ger be annoyed,
That pc s!ilonsiat agent must be speedily
destyc!yed.
One day he followed Abner to his place
of business.
Remarking. Now. you'd better take a
policy, 1 guess"
Tlen Abner said one profane word, the
opposite of "bless."
And hel,la loaded pistol midst that agents
-s''s9, brisH!ing hair,
.Ind grimly told the agent, ii he ever
anywhere,
Said "poli,y" to him again, he'd slay
him then and there!
Of tina. is so,' the agent said, perhaps
I'd better 80,
But L you will permit me, rould just
like to show
Our new endowment policy, with rates
extremely low
Ills i'll timed iteration sealed the Jealous
agents fate,
For N4nicr pulled the trigger and forever
stopped his prate,
So TIA. he annoyed nobody, Subsequent
ly. 70 that date.
Tae Jurors by such agents had frequent
-1y been tried:
By "ir,nnorary sanity: in this ones
homicide.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

of nine rair of CATTLE, for SOL Can
nincham; we were going along max
ing very smooth work among rocks
and stumps. Well, one, day the
point of the plow struck fair against
u sound stump four foot through,
split fair across the heart, and l was
follering the plow through, when the
hougbt flashed through my mind
that the ,eskv stump might snap to-
gvther and pinch my toes, SO l jest,
5,irped Tie pow-haudles firm and
swung my feet out of the way, and
he stump sprang back and catched en-
the slack OF my pantaloons. That
brought everything up standing
Smithin, he and Sol was driving
they spoke to the cattle, and We
:lt.,iied tlla, stump right out by the
roots. and it had awful long ones.
1t must have been straining or
yonr suSrenders, said the other,
My wife knit them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

II .ngry young !acu N Fort Wayne.
Ind, ~ not Starve to death. ~ par
~ of them recently ordered AMI att
large dinner at a restaurant, "nd
when it was finished each insisted on
paying for the whole Taking the
sood-humored waiter into their con,
sultation, it was finally decided that
the waiter should beb!indfol'led, and
the first one OF then tI'at he caught
should pay the bill The y'uths then
quietly departed, and in about fif-
cen minutes the waiter sprang npo"
rhe proprietor Of the restaurant, who
vas just returning from an errand.
The waiter has gone on a foreign
mission.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
That's all Right.

How lnanY of us but use this en-
preston dozen times week, and
have it to stick in the throat, at least
half OF them? 1t is coming to be a
hypoeritic;l appendage Of business
and special intercourse
A sponser goes behind the coun-
ter and cuts off dimes worth OF
tcbacco or cheese. with an excuse
that he wants to sample it, and
the grocery man says, that's all
right.
A customer returns pair of shoes
to the dry goods man soiled and in
jnred after u half-days wear, grnnt-
ing they are too small and the
merchant says, {" that's al. right.
a church member puts his name
down for S25 to pay the preacher.
and when called on gives only $40
with The remark, that the times
are t o hard and the p&rson says,
+" til Its ali right.
4 loafer makes a regular practice
of eonli g into printing office, and
begging a copy Of the paper, stating
t:iat he ''just wants to read it, and
the edition is Short, and the editor
groan~ with ghastly politeness, :" hats
all right"
An extravagant hlor tells a pa.
tient creditor every time he meets
him that he intends to pay that &c
count tomorrow, certain, and the
poor ,lna turns off with that's all
right"
And so it goes. It's all wrong,
and we say It's all right, and by our
want of spirit and independence en-
courage laziness, imposition, stingi-
ness. and every OTHER sin under
heaven.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
i Blacksmith Shop!.

KHSHE Suhscribersrespe pectfully announ-
i ces to- the public. that he continues to
do e,AI,B KINDS OF. BLACKSMITH
WORK in Capt. ii L., Smiths Shop, and
viii attend promptly to all orders en-
trusted. To- him: Helwill do. good work;
!. 10 Horses Shod neatly at short notice.
( sa- / will make tiny, especial dutvi
rs welEa pIeass,lrte ,ss{lt55 Slsase those wiz,
may favor me with their patronage.
-..i u x5.4itfL Eel. HCREAN.eCN.l /
Jan. 10 In
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

TnE LERK STORY. When fused
to tend store at Syracuse. the old mat
came aronnd one dav, an.l says he;
BOYS, !ile one fil;.t sells nost be
-wcan now and Christmas ie.S Il VI.
-,rrn Us present; l[p, be We
aAn'' work tor that vest pattern! /
tel! yon some tail 7fories we're ;o:] il.
praise Of goods just ;ii.eai ia. t,lae
bnt Tie t,titest talker, and the one
that llad lie no$t cheek of any oil
us was certain Jonah Squires, who
roored w.til me. He could take a
d liar from mans pocket when he
oniv !l.itrrlr'i 10 sI".,a Il siXpence
aud i.e ,tomeli, Lort ainss v,'a, 81.
last l.auic s.c, ter y .t'i"t-hook
u him, ;,n,i lei him lay ont wh t he
liked for them. One night Jonah
w:;kcd u.e-np ..lih. By' 4.ae, "a,
;..llow. If von think that -,..s 20
c tton in it, I'll bring down the sllrel
t..,.t II was cut from ;.nd ,a.ille ii"
own bis own wool. 'fwont wea,
ont. either wore pants of that
stuff for FIVE years, and they are good
now as when | first put rhem OH
Take it at thirty cents, and III say
you don't owe me anything. Eth !
too dear2 Well, call it tweuiy-eight
cents. What 'ye say? Shall tear
it? All right, it's a bargain" l
could feel rah' hand playing about
the bed clothes FOR an instant, theii
rip, tear. went something or other
and hid my head under the blank
cts, perfectly convnlsed ~iih laugh
ter, and sure that Jonah had torn the
best sheet from top to bottom. When
] axo!te .tlie next morning, | found
that the baci; o! my might-shirt was
split from t;il to collar band.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Final Settlement.

A Final Settlement will, be, madein
IA the office of the, Probate Judge on.
Monday the 18th February 1872, on the
Estate of Miss Jane WeaYar, decd. -
and at the same. time the undersigned
will make application for final discharge
as Executor on said Estate. 'tsr>'s h
,,...... ..5,.,.',S :. :, MN. PADGET, Exo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

A TERRIBLE PENaAN.-We do not
vonch Tor tie truth nt the following,
Which we q pfrom an exchange:
There is banker in Philadelphia
by tue srle OF whose hand writing
even the penma snip o. Horace Gree
ley seems synnetr cal an bctn7;t'Ii
Well. this banker Was p1rsecnte'l ay
lie Insurance agent, VINO wan;.G
lim 10 iiekr out a policy. ihc V.
tim sto5,l il toi' u while. 5nt 1iaai:,
oae ,!ly he kicked til agent our
the ofti.c. Then the torn ntor be-
gan 20 send notes to the unh ppy
wretch, exp!pil,iag the endowment
system, AMI asking if any one Of BIZ
aunts ever suffered fir III torpidity ot
the liver. At last the banker wrote
to the heartless iend as follows:
(" You ditoo!ic,i scouu,.re. /! voI.
send another line to NE VIII co;as
round to Your Office and blow out
what little brains you have T.
When the li!e insurance man rs-
ceiyed this, he turned it UP aid
down, nj held itsideway and stood
before Il mirror with it. and examii.-
ed it with IL microscope ana CALI q in
six or seven experts; hnt after nj! lie
couldn't determine with any degree
Of certainty what it meant. To as
certain. he presented it at tie paying
teller's desk in tue bank, and thai
worthy. without u moments heSita
sion, paid $1,000 on it. believing
to be check for that amount There
is one agent less in this CITY rh !
there was week or two AGO. and
one more banker who betrays symp-
to ns ot hiSaniJT ".sei' tie Hblact ri
litc in nrance is mentioned in his
presence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

It's vency cannot be doubted evidence of its strength
following comparison with other good Companies Companies that
be good recommended the public being
sound and reliable, by all Insurance Commissions
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
State ofsouth Carolina
F,DGEFIELD COUNTY. 2 IEol ''',..

fDGEElEID COUSI I ~. - :
COCRTOE".Cp1LakoN. PLE.iS..;
,ynnucl T. Elrariy, CttleJ yJ1!atlaas, Ert
rrrcutois, as. J0lte NJ. Hsatkias, si,IYns;
IPutkiaLs. ia Mes VI. Hyufki,as,, June Giyd-
Mt,n, WI :ta IFatkins,;J5lr, lHalkes
Watkins, Mary Pfewet,. --7il Vftki,ss,
Carrie Etacredge, Wuiter9 Watsiaas.; 6dr
rmh Mtfhcws, LoMis1 HIat6fa,s, a,EJles
Ehcredge .SuIoMd lVafk:ns.. .Zctlc&iaa
Watkins, Docl; W'atkins, George JEat-
kins. Mary 1ial's Hamrd, Sdlona e.
Tdrds: H = L - a .. >
20. the Defendants, Isnc,, Ma Watkins,
i William Watkins, James NJ! Watkins,
Jane Graham, William Watkins, jr.,
Walker Watkins, Mary Prewet, -
Watkins, Carrie iEtheredge, . Walter
Watkins, Sarah Atathis, Louisa Wat
kins, ellen Ethcredge, SaloDa Watkins,
Zedekiah Watkins, Dock Watkins,
George Watkins, Mary Ann Havird,
Salona EdwaSlss sOgs gEs
+ You are sherSbM Spnnnoned and re-
1uired to answer tie Petition Ill tliiS ac-
ton which is filed. in the Office Of the
Probate Court for the said County, and
to servea copy of your answer to the said
Petition OH the Subscriber, at his office,
Edyctield c. H., within twenty days at
leK- Vic SUNNY 1lcICUi, eACluSlSS. O1 lllt
day Of such service; and if you fail to
answer the Petition within the time afore-
said, the Plaintiffs i'll this action will ap-
ply to the Conr.. for the relief demanded
in the Complaint. "a -. -,
". IS. - new. d. RA,MEY,
a y; ngo Plff-s Attorney.
Dee. Goth, 1871.
NJ. Watkins, ,s1N iliamsMatkins,
Walker Watkins, Mary Prewett, -
Watkins, Jane Graham, William Wat
kins, jr., Defendants In this action:
Take notice that this action is COM
menced for Partition of land in the Pro-
bate Court, for the said County and State,
and that Summons in this action, Of
which the foregoing is copy, was filed
in the office Of the Probate Court for
Edgefield County, OH the 2Cth day of De-
cenber, A. d. 1871.
W.,D. RAMEY,
Pl'ffs. Attorney.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Doors, SasIles, Blinds, &c.
p. P. TO A L e.!
Manufacturer and i,ealer, =.

Nd: 20 Hdvae ST. aid. .Hor16 s. Jp1ayf,
s.,.r..- CHARLESTON, S. .Csss
@-.This is the largest and most COM
p1ete Factory nfs The kind III The South
ern States, and all ARTICLES in this limo
can be furnished by. Mr. ], 2, FoALE at
? GSrA A pansphletwith full land detailed
List of, all isizesl of Doors, Sashes and
Blinds,s aud tae prices. Of eaeh, ,Svill be
sent free and post paid On application to
:iT,<l r: P: :TOALE,r
CHARLESTON, s, c.,
p July 26 'y'iltl= isstR =, -ly. ;. 3fz (
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

STRAIN1NG ON HIS sGsPENDERs.-
Two 6ld plownenn down East were
telling tough s5os es Of their exl Lofts
in breaRi1g mp uew ground. The
linen was taken off the bush by this
yarn: iass..I; .'l.,.s.
a'ttS;as asga this, spring, l was
piosihg up stump ground with team
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Mott ce. :.,az !. ass.., !,

,THEpartnership between, tlaenader-
u Signed, IN the practice lfs The law,
was dissolved by mutusi tiss s,n tke
18th! NovefnbefSi AZ d. .i1s7lssal 55ij5a
;iIsa.. .;o,iis, 10. ,sss sRs CARR0LL,s
III. 10 hsa s.si ii il; - J 0isE, % BACON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
EDGEFIELD G. H., AGENCY FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,


EDGEF1ELD Q. H. AGENCY FOR SOUTH CAkoL1NA 7
Nov I3h 1871.
Permit to your attention the claims of this Company to
home Company chartered by the State of Georgia with
large oOO Organized but little more than two years
has already issued 5000 Policies, insung about a
maid in Losses 500 0O0l .,oo r.,...
It's Reserve is ample having $500 of Assets soo of Liabilities
and it's business economically managed
Desiring be properly represented throughout the State OF South C
lima it would give pleasure active gentlemen
of time devoted satisfied wood
Illustrate anv Premiums WI average abt $5O each Policy The
Commissions GO per cent? will be $50 =, :,
The Company has features particularly rabe Tor nh
Agents Insurers and these is its Low PrefY ss''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Its Plan OF Insurance is Mutual,

Being the ONLY PLAN get Insurance its net cost It has de-
ad and paid Policy THREE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS
ranging go Per Cent which will voraby with
other good Companies
fully provides forthe its Policies and has the following
Should the pocyh any mshap revolution be pa-
rated Office thereby be prevented from paying their
they have the right to restate their Policies within one
though A"'devg c had ere eea at 5MegpGn9 q
take from her poy-holders their
Just rights The late many the Souththe penalty of being
separated the home Office by having their forfeited
Policies payable Gold Currency and offers advan-
age consistent with the safety OF the company
exceed COMPANIES much older It's at 70 Of expense income
oNEHALF the Ct other Companies OF like age and
perence.
expenses 1870 the following Companies organized
1867 hence, The the PIEDMONT AND ARLNGroN
Excelsior N ams age 4oe7 Standard of Y am age 81
Metropolitan n Y sarue age 4677 Union Central Ohio do 3249
Missouri Mutual do $3.50 Piedmont Arlington, of Va 1888
We need not stop at Companies Of age but continue the
pasons with Companies older
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Notice.

!, A LII persons are hereby notified not
"A to trade for a Noie given by meto
w. L. Stevens, for Six Hundred and
Sixty Six yDollars, or thoreabouts, and
dated about 1ltfP January 1850, with in
forest from date. Twill resist the pay
ment thereof.
B. w. BLEDSOE.
-.,IanIII-rr-l-,A 3t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
d. SMITHS IMPROVED s-.ass .. - "a, ri
Patent Oil Fixture T.
Factory Price--TWsnty DollafSa - =

Cheaper more durable than pump safer
windlass itra 'sE hS .
Bold for
pumps rot corrod
Bound
efficiency durability Fixture;
which absolute from acdentn hands Of
Smiths be
found certificate signed Of the most
Of our city, .t.-,a! "'H - - 80 - :. -
- 5qi..s- s5ttsf % To- 1870
b. -
WILSON FOSTERS WILLIAMS DgrUy J9HN LOOK
WISE &Go; WoRTHM SPOTS q
WAgeoNER HARvEy HILL BENTS sKISnR r. WsoS CO
PEEK MARTIN CARDozo; TYLER sons W. d. ToKpKs
j.. +gt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01


and digest
January better Company in the
land similar
safety taking the Br0skly4 Life
1892 The Brodn has placed sel
nat mas
~
This feature of cash surrender value is an
vaues)
Bond" - ~. !
company
business"
We feature
the particularly sna aso
the South, West - -
Company adyanag at
RANK
in America.
BANK Columbia g a
State Inc Guy Oh
August to who lbeaicom will be allowed.
tt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

7b a in business our shall be uniformly cordial with all
who seek and practice right things and therefore all Agents
Company cordially with m all .ps VINO S zee & and raeee
and by the utmost efforts parts to secure good risks
Any gentleman who will take an Agency either Local or lra
eNng' VIII pi''e' ''''' NJ w. ABNEY
General Agent al Edge0eld {. H., S. c.
Nov ID ~ I.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Fire Wood.
TO RS,,sDf,
:, EEf5,hr .Gysdit Vas Given !.

~ aaWlHy "a sSuft2aW dS WIFHH siill !
TN giving certain parties bcredit at my
IsStore during tire pastIyear, I q u so
because had confidence in their> lteg.
ritY. But the limit for which Gre twas
to expect all 'indebtedlto come p i,nlptlS
forAard and settle. j. stand lin aeed of
tho lponay5taJldt trust none W i abuse
the confidence reposed in them 9sty longer
delay., l, :. ~ l-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
EVERYDAY ANIRcREA Sc Ia,E ,ELESA
AND WEIGHT ssfENANDFELT.

LIE GRERI BlUUU PURlFlEk!
Eesry drop ey ats sARSPARILLIAN REsoL-
VENT confnunfcdtes ITouck s1te BLOOD, lSteeat,
Urine, and other fatds and juices OF ss systfu tfj
sciM ne,o ind sound nsdtcriat. SdY5uld, Sg1hlsts
Consumption, Gldndnlar .discdses, UReers IN ne
71J;oiH, Mouth, :7amors, Node i,t ne Gldnds and
other pdrts Of tho syste8s, S5r6 Eyss, lynnoroats
discharges from ule Ears, and tue tcorst fdrmsof
Skin disedses, Erapti0ns, Fteer Sof, Ecdsd Heda,
Ring Rorra, Sal R4eap,, Erysipsats, .Acrs; RtdrE
SRos Worms l S fssa asp,oss ss sssSsss s
NSgat Stcedts, Loss Sperr qHd all trqata Ea6 iSs
lie principe are tcitsin ne curatiie rGn0e oI kis
tc6nder 9f Modern Ch<nistrv, dndi n fro ddyss4ss
aoiu proce to any person usia0 IL for either OF ttisse
f,"n1s Of disedse is potent po,eer to cure A<n
Ifthe patient, duly becoming reduced by hewsSes
and decomposition that, ID! !contiuufiy progressing,
succeeds in asxesng these wastes, and repairs the
and this the eSAKSPARILlIAGw will and does SECURE
"a cure Is certain; for waen once tais remedy com.
enccs itswork or puriacailon. and succeedsi In d.
minishing the loss Of wases It's repairs rapid,
and every day lie patient Will feel himself growing
better and stronger the food dgestDg better, apSe-
tite teimproying, and flesh and veighs dncreasiDg31
NOT only does the SARsApARIIIIAS 2EsoLyHST ex.
,oet alrknown remedial ngens nthe cure OF Chronic
Scrofuous Constitutional and Skin discasess bnI Il
is the only positive cure fdr
{Kidiiey & bladder Complaints,
Urinary andrSwomb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dyppsy, Storpage Of Wafer, Incontinence of Urine.
righrs Discase Albumfnuria and Ii all cases where
there are dustdepoats or thee xaferfs fntck,
cloudy, mixed with substances like the vhite OF an
egg, or threads like white silk. or tiere Is morbid,
dark bllious appearance, and whits de-
poss, and when there Is prickiIg. bu.ntng eepsa.
lion when passing water. and pain n the Small Of
the Back and along the LoinA. "ty9f. gut SIN
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.FeNer4 4azas1m-Asv1e.r

Is not remedial agent IN tie world that win Icuro
lFever andAgue, and ,airother MalarfoGS, Bdions,
sSas ss phoSa beSs and hs, gsasH sissa
LdEF.s Fhtycenis per bonlealiEeo teGNclass
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ITS POLICIES ARE not suBJ]EECCT 10 EXECUTION.

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