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Richland beacon., 1873-05-10
WIDOW M'BRIDE.

FARMBR PRINDIE vas widower. lie
lived AL alone in the old farm house that
had been his fathers and his grandfather
before him, and how he lived there no.
body knew. Farmer Prindle was not
hospitable; since his wife had died-hve
wears come next November-not human
soul or body had been allowed to enter
the hulse of mourning. But IT he was
not hospitable, he was very sOciable; not
because he cared much for the society OF
his sfelow-creatures, but because he wanted
TO grumble; and. as every one knows,
good grumbling requires company.
Every pleasant evening Farmer Prindle
visited some of his neighbors, and favored
them with his views of life. These views
were gloomy in nature and stern in ex-
pressiOn. He could take up any bright
subject and blacken it with one look.
Sunshine was delusion and snare
flowers were an emblem of mans frailty
and baby was poor, unfortunate llttle
sinner, who didn't know what was before
Kim.
True as were these remarks, they wert
not encouraging, and hi, nei hborS got 4
little tired Of his philosophy. :.
"You had better get married again II
will ch er you up little," suggested
kind, mothtrly woman.
Farmer Prindle shook his head discon
soIately. "No, III never do that. hav,
had one good wife, and that's enough iol
me. Marriage amt such cheerful state
either. when you look at it seriously. Ant
If il wa MT cheerful with the best o
women, as my Lizzie was, what would /
be with one as wasn't so good? Answe
me that, Mrs. Crane"
1t was difficult question to answe
logically. But Mrs. Crane was ignoran
nj logic. cit is kind of lonesome for
man to be all alone in rambling oil
house," she said, pityingly. And tn
Ritfe saws so, too, you KNOW" she added
irving TO fortify her position.
Farmer Prindle smiled grimly. 'Mayb
en-. Rut it is better to be lonesome tina
pestered, and there ain Z a woman roun
here as is worthy to tie on my LIZZIE
shoes, anyhow"
Il don't know" said Mrs. Crane
There's Widow M'Bride; she is nice
smart little body, and
Widow M'Bride! she! wouldn't haH
her FOR her weight in gold?' thunder.
Farmer Prindle.
either; there's plenty after her quite !
good as yJu be-"
sssWidow MBride :" repeated the farme
ssTo think Of her comparing herself to m
Lizzie, That beats all ever heard in n
life"
The truth was that it didn't beat ar
thing, for Widow M'Rride had nev,
dreamed OF comparing herself TO his IL
zie. Hal she done 50, the comparis.
would have been entirely 10 her own
vantage. Mrs. PrIndle was tall, thin, sa
and meek almost to insanity: MI
MBridc was short. plump, and jolly,
most TO levity, and had, besides, We
pretty will of her own; She had beer
widow ten years. and during this PERI
she had allowed several devoted smtors
console her and 10 lead her almost to I
brink of matrimony. But having reac
ed that point, she had always retreatt
remembering. just in time. that :. ,
heart was buried in the grave OF 10
M'Bride."
The literal truth of this assertion ne
not be discussed here; a strict adherer
Richland beacon., 1873-05-10

excuse the knife.
Just loose my collar gently, boys,-it hurts me
as lie; .....-
Put somrlh ng underneath my head-don't raise
And let nr have some water,-Ah-h! / tell you.
I, beats old ry--I ought to know-Pve surely
You'n saw ay whatever were my faults, to say the
thing that's right,
That Jim Van Nalcn never shirked his liquor or
fight.
The circuit-rider? What's the use? l hardly
think one prayer, e ~ EH
However long, has power, enough my whole ac-
count 10 square;
And at the day Of Judgment, when the world it,
work j. through,
And all the miners round about account for what
they do,
The Lore above, who knows all things, will be as
And mercifnI-at all events, with Him Tn lei
Hpe' t-fp -Egt stfs
Somehow my mind goe. backward, boys, to many
years ago,
To the valley Of the Overprock, and the farm
When wandered on tilePalsadcs to gather PINK
ter bloom,
And, mixed with lilacs, mother placed them in
our sitting-rOom.
see them la the fire place, III that pltoher whitt
und hig'--
What queer things come across the mind, when
ones about to<ie!
Why, can see the orchard, boys, upon the side
ling hill;
The pncr lishcd for killies in the crooked Pei
The deep hole where the pckerel lay--the rascal
long and lank,
caught him with moose of wire, and snaked
hun on the bank;
The places in the meadow where | went to tral
the mink; ..
The milI-pond by the roadside where drove th'
COWS 10 drink.
And there was little Kitty, boys, her house wa;
The gardens almost joined, but she was prottel
than the flowers. -
We went to school IN Wlnter-tllne upon the I'm
eek road
And when put her books with mine it seemed
to ease the load; = 81
But wien We both grew up somehow wasn'
quite 50 near
She married Peter BrnkerhoG-and that is why
/ M rIe;F!sat q i-..F
There was my good old father, boys, with stern
and rugged brow
used to think him hard on mel know him bet
And then my dear old mother, With that pleas
ant smile Of hels-
q what a g,ish of tenderness the thought within
Come father, raise me in your arms; and, moth
cr, stroke my brow
Your hand is co0l-what odd conceit! they'r
neither living now.
They're gone the old Van Yalens, bcys-thcre
no one left but me,
And | am going t0o-and so send no word, yO'
see.
The boys used to play with, and the girls use'
To know,
Grown up.to men and women, have forgot III
long ago! 80
Pvenot been to Bergen County now for many AM
many u day,
And no one there would care TO hear what nigh
have 10 say.
find I'm getting weaker, boys, my eyes ar
growing dim!
There's something dancing in the air; my hea
begins 10 sWlm,
Water!EThat's good that stirs me up FIAT give
me life againl
You talk about your dead men-why, I'm just a
good rs ten.
There something heavy on my breast-you TAX
the thing away
Mother! there's Kitty Demarest-may go out
to- --playf-- -ScribHer's for May.
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On saturday afternoon while Maj. Gra-
ham was walking through his unfinished
residence. II Passing over the fr~t fioor
he sierped' upon Nj unfasiened plank
which gave way and precipItaied him ~
iethe cellar below. The fall was Abnui
eleven feet, aud Tie flooring of brick, and
osrDurse the concession was ssevere oiie.
oneofhIs ankles Is spmined, and be re
ceived severe COMMISSIONS and bruises
which up TO the present time have con.
fined him 10 the bed. II Is believed that
the injuries are by.means serious, though
accompanied With much suffering.
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We have received lie circular 0f thea
bovs institutions, which g0ss into opera
ton on the second Monday ID january is.
"a II lisa cIassical. Mathematical. Seien-
tificaI and Military Academy, with the
following corps Of officers:
/ J. II. Horner, a. M. Instructor In AM
cient Languages Mathematics, and Eng
Dish branches.
II. II. Graves, All M. Mathematics Nat
uraI Sciences, and English branches
Maj, ID. II. Hamilton, Mathematics,
French aud English branches.
IA. ", veIiabIe III from Poughkeepsie
Commercial college, Pennaiship and
housekeeping. As gsl
An Instructor Of Ancient Languages
Gcrnanana EnglisIlb nlnelies Il yet to be-
appointed.
Tile estahlshmentof the School here "
therefore heyoni peradyelii,Ise. and The
characteroffiae gentlemen WHO compose
its fscpity securc rs success Leyoi:d u
doubt N
Iii the whole course 81 our Observations
we d moi rcmeinbrr az enterprise of the
kind cngagc5 HI under sicu happy n,lspi-
eos. We know auwlasre gsi,ilemeii more
compcten, foiindtrinke tie gniJ.sco ~
youth. whether from intellectual and eds
ucatioiai eEdowinents. high moral worth,
or fire soclai position, and We know no
place thai could have been selected which
combines Tie advantages of health, ae,
feasibility and economy, together with
the charms of cultivated society and the
anplest religious privileges.
ID thcrenioyal Of the school from Ok
ft.ta, where it had attained a high rcpute,
10 IIIllsboro. The Principals viii greatly
enlarge their nis.nsof usefulness. and add
maternity 10 the character Of their instr
tuition The corps i enlarged bs lie addi-
tion ofgentlemsnof competence ia their
departments, aud the curriculum has been
nluch expanded.
THE Military feature, adopted from that
of Col I'ew Is decided gain. IN adding
n.,t only 10 The physical powers ofthe pa
l,il-, hat alseas a powerful promoter d
system and discipline, while At the snne
time, it will no: be pcginlstei 10 Interfere
with tl,e scholastic dulles ofiIle sriinol,
II Is not 10 be doubted that ihe people
Of the State and Of the South viii appfc.
cIate these asltalitages, AID more than
.zs..fs 49, - 100000. xst.s., LA 81. ~,
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oorn.pondsner ofthe Reeoreler.

Nov. 9TH. lisa.
Ny DEAR Sin IN your paper % Oct 10Th
I noticed an article from the able pen Of
Gen. Clingmau, giving hirt,ry 81 the
part taken by the 9th y. c. Regiment al
the battle of Manassas. The sanle article
was published IN .Dar Living and Our
Dead but only heard Il read, and sent
reply correcting s,nie errors. Which /
will pointout, and request you 20 publish
The same. As have the letter iron, Gen.
ciIngnnan before me now, and upon read,
Ing Il carefully md have nothing to
rctract In my reply 20 is FIRST publication.
/ would not nullce the letter through
the public prints. fit was not to do JUS
lice to a gallant officer, and relieve him
from the unpleasant position 10 which lac
Il placed w Glen. Cilngmau. have ref
crence TO 1t. Col. Lightfoot, citizen of
Orange. aud residing az HiIlsboro at tile
commencement Of the war. ] do not
wish 10 pluck single laurel from the
brow Of the gallant Fisher. for yield to
no nun In admiration o. biz bravery. and
love and affection fofhis noble qualities.
fyield 10 Gen. ClingmAn that every
thing lie states with two or tIirre except
ions was correct. even to the position and
handling " the' euenlys guns. and
the conversation Of Capt. Islckets, for he
repeated lhe same 90 myself anesg ~ twas
n prisoner. aud had he failed 70 mention
ColIaghiGoot's name as he failed tofpen-
ton that ofyour humble scrsant IshQuld
not have notIcrditat ALL
Orange furnished two companies Tor Tie
esh Regiment. anditose two companies
we've 10 tie acliah 1t Nanaseas aed
claim Ilrni that !, wmsan Orange County
Cmhpsny commanded IS Cala. Frerh.nd
Of Durha,us luai cred intp Capt Rickttrs
battery. and silsaldcd Il ii Manassas. .Sc-
condly. flai II. Cta Llgitilcoi. and Ma
Tor webu, twa, field officers ~ the 9Th
werc IN tile notion frm the timctI'e Reg
iincnt vent in until the eIaeliy wore dflv.
en across Bill Run.
Thirdly, claim that tho regiment AZ
Ter capturing tho cnemy's guns. being
huddled up without any foundation, were
forced "a retire l,ylhei,eavy nro, 81 tho
rnsrn, 10 fruns, and C'cL Iigbtioot on the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

The thunder Storm .of Sunday night
which was accompanied with much rain,
WA followed on Monday by q furious
snow storm which began at 2 O'Clock p
III. ana continued until SITTER dark. We
do not remember even In the depths o.
winter 10 have seen the snow fall more
heavily, and ifthe ground had been IN
condition. theaccnmula,ioii would have
been very considerable. As Il y, the unu.
suaI sivht i presenieslin November Of the
ground rcbcd I'll white. and the evergree's
bowed down with their ilescy burden.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

This valuable JoarnsI 'nakes vs. appear
snce In M entirely new dftss. There Is
no rsrernaaong our exchanges which we
welcome with more pleasure because.
however We may disagree urn sirc,Iy
sectmslan j,iea-. there 5 surh a hizlionesl
caiholEr sentiment ia an ~ iltfesAl,ses.
and somneh intellectual ability, apd At
thr-anle flmc sncIls lively appreciation
Of aGIsir< as.pIaces tbs Advocate in
the front raIlk 81 Journalism ~ tho State.
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have just received = large Stock Of
Goods bought al Panic prices, which win
be sold lower than sou can buy elsewlsrre.
Would call your attention, especially to
my stock of Boo,s and Shoes. also to
goods for Men aud Boys wear. A Good
assortment OF the best Prints, and Wos-
ted Gonds. Sliawls &c. &C.
Don't be induced 70 buy until you see
my goods and prices. aud you'll ilnd that
this /. the pis = to buy cheap, Thankful
for past favors. 4. ID. TiSSIS.
Nov. l9th, IT.
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efost 81 the Hill gave the order % iall back,
aud tllat lie Col. Lightfootl and myself
rallied about two hundred men. forward
Oh the right Of Kirby Smith, and sleplon
the field that night.
Inthis / am correct. Col. Lightfoot sent
me the next morning with Lieut. Evalls
TurI,er Of HiIlsboroajlsl 4 small detailfa
90 back. and lock after our dead and
wounded. Col. Lightfoot could not be
prevailed on 10 make Al official report Of
the action to the State.
feel grateful to Gen. G. for the high
compliment he pays the 9th Regt. have
always commended. (and did 50 4 few days
after the battle 70 Col. Wilcox who coa,-
manded the enelny's infantry aud who
was wounded, and captured Will Capt.
Rickett's) that our Regt. the 9th. had
turned the tide If battle and saved the
day. As regards Col. Lightfoot's criticism
on Col. Fishers movements, have moth
ing 70 say; he never gave that as a reason
for mot making an official report. viii
mention again that Col. Lightfoot was not
only inthc action but vas wounded.
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sr,na's nl,,srr.

We believe there Is "a general and fca-
sonaEilo beiEefthat the advertised hItiers
are gcncraIIy humbugs. weiliihk mn ex.
oepiisn may 10 made III flsas, q flyun's
Peruvian Bliierz. for Chills, Dyspepsia,
Debility &C They are well Known ~ Dan;
vile, where they originated. snnd have the
voluntary endess aent Of lIse whels unedi.
cal faculty.
We are Induced 10 call attention 70 them
from their happy effect upaI tho wife Of
our foreman In areccnt case of illness.
For sale b. Or o. Hooker.
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= ~
1.-THE times were moro pFopitiniis, We
would call attention to the tue mill sile
juston the edge of the corporate limits,
owned by DR.. +. JONES. and which y =
tempting opportunity Coz capitalists IL
il on El,o River. az the fovi Of one u The
main streets and Il one Of the best water
powers on this part ofthe river seventy
years sgs " was known as Mallett's mill,
bat since that tlnae II has been disusesi.ye
withva lowering particle u is original
value. tgrs cution min sile its unequal
"a, and slHce Omngeis becqialng . cotton
County, aid since factory would be with
10 THREE linndrrd yaris n the Station. The
faciIisIaifaf manufaciuflns WI be neatly
~ great a. tboss eujnse'l BY ihef.rnnIle
MIllson Haw River quite q great IN fact,
except IN volume ~ water. ...sa
We hope the scheme will attract ailea /.
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STATE ITEMS.

The Sentinel says there isnot 4 dollar
IN the Siase Trtasu.y, aud but six out Of
the ninety i've Sneriifs have settled.
News says q young man by the name
81 Emory. living in the Sortli-wes-
tern part Of Wake, while returning from
q days shooting, MAS shot by compan-
lon, aud desperately wounded, the whole
charge passing Through his body. DIDN'T,
know il was loaded. you know.
News: Thcsecrstary ofthe Agricaltne
raj Society has already paid out S 1900 in
premiunls awarded =: The State Fair, and
there Is yet about 81 200 due on the list,
which Is Ia the hands ofthe Treasurer,
aud will he paid oul on application.
sentinel NIEs. Lucy Wall died at Mr..
a. I. Malls from taking strychnine by
nHstaks for quinine. The poison was
taken from crack In the logs in the
kitchen; strange medicine chest.
VII. Star: The store house OF Col. W. c.
Smith near New ForestvilIe Arson Go. was
recently destroyed by fire, together with
22,OOOpoun,ls seed cotton. Hour. bacon. &C.
The fire was accidental. Last year Col. :.
l.~t valuable mills, iannery &C, enlailing
q Ioss OF $1,000.
Col. Ham Jones Of Charlotte, aud Sena-
tor from Mecklenburg, was recently uni
ted ia marriage "a Miss Connie, daughter
n w. II. Myers of Charlotte. Aud AR.
Kerr Craig, Member Of the House from
Rowan has just married Miss Josephine
Branch, daughter ofthe late Genl. l.. Oh.
Branch o. Raleigh. Happy fellows.
Salisbury waichman; An Indian bury
inggnund has been found near The Tn
ding ford. One Of the skeletons measured
gft. inchcs. ffDm crown 60 heel. Out Of
sixteen skulls examined, there was not a
decaycd ino,h found. Stone hatcheis
knives &C were found.
Mr.. Samuel Reeves one Of the best cit
liens 81 Rowan Is dead. He was about -
years 81 age.
on sunday 1900 bales Of cotton passed
through Charlotte ON the Piedmont Air
Line. II was shipped from Memphis III
rect 70 Liverpool ria Norfolk.
News: The cotton gin OF Mr.. NJ. A.
Bledsoe, about niicand half from Raj.
eigl,. was llurntnn sunday evening. no
doubt the work Of an IncendIary. One Of
the presses was entirely new. and the loss
Is estimated u between $500, aud s5,-
900.
The Southern Home has received let
ter from John u. Wyatt. the father OF Hem
~ Wyatt the first martyr 10 the conleder-
ate cause, aud the only man killed nj
Bethel, written from ne PW County Poor
Hoase. Will the people Of Nmth Caroli-
liza suffer that?
The Rev DR.. Wheat, formerly n Profess
sor at Chapel Hill, but ~ late yearu re-I-
,lcnt ~ tennessee. recently took chafge ~
Il Barnahas Churh 1T tirprnsl,0r0 ne has
Just resigned that charge, nnd returns 10
Temnessee agnin.
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TobaeconsrLss.


We are sorry we are unable to give our
tobacco planters any consoIatory informa-
ton about this staple. Everything Ii Still
at a dead lock, aid tilereis no movement
III auy marker. Richmond must be ahe
firstto move, and Richmond still stands,
still. Fhsssips
The Eaauirer Of the 10th says. "We
can glse no regular quotations, as none
such, 10 the prescut state ofthe market
exist" such being the case In Richmond,
Dal,yille lnnstwait, and while Danyille
waits, so nnstmost Of the planters, be-
cause tl,e smaller markets cannot venture
TO resume a business which tile larger
ones hesitate 70 take hold 81. An attempt
isinade'in Milton To open the market in
the basis Df barter, which II highly com
mendable, rs subscribing great public
convenience; sill the effects Of that opeg,
ation are local and limited. 81
We WILDE prompt 10 give the earliest
information, aud to sound the first cheer,
Ing noiesof encouragement to our f.ivnds
See REMARKS u ~. y. Tobacco Lear ii
another column.
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MAKE MoNEy fast and houorably, si2.
30 per day. o. SIS per week. BY It once
applying for territorial right. (which are
given free 70 arcuts.) 70 sell lie best,
strongest, most useful, aud rapid selling
Sowing Machine. aud Patent Baton Hole
Worker. ever used % recommended BY fam
lilies. or huy one Cor Jour own use Il Is
only Al. Sent free everywhere by express
Address for particulars
JEnonr .. Hupsox a Go. Cor. Greenwich
& cortiandi. 81. Ny.
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! Il I'm E N E A L.


In Hillsboro Oh the evening OF the 12tl,
inst. by the Rev. Mr. Fitzgerald. Mr. y, G.
Grow of Raleigh, and Miss Maria. daugh-
ter q John y. kirkland Fsq.
In Oxford on the nth inst. Mr. Fred
Na-hof Charlotte, aud Miss Bette NJ.
second daughter of Jas. r. Littlejohn
Esq. 5'l. 's.' II
At University Station, on the l3thinst.
by the Rev. Thomas G Hays, Mr. James
McCaulcy, and Miss lane, dalghterof AZ
Hunter Esq. SEP O
In Hillsboro on the 4th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Fitzgerald, MrsC c Taylor, AMI Miss
Eliza, eldest daughter or sif Henry Rich !
ards.
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The crowd:in town ON saturday bad q
CHEEKY look, and the pleasant fuces seen
on tile streets seemed atwsr with all ideas
ofpanIc and depression. Yet there u no
doubt that mouey i more than unusually
scarce here a. elsewhere, though business
Is brisker than could he expected
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Wheat seeding h abruptly closed. Those
who haye.aeen unwIse enough to delay,
az who have hecn unfortunately compelled
10 a. 10, must now fogego the oprrat Ion
altogether. st least with any prospect u
advantage.
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Mr.. y. II. rcndietoh has become arstrir
alesl with SIR. 2. n. 5snes IN the p,itllen-
iion ~ The ssiatt~ville sntclIigencbr This
journal y aIwady amost excellent, well
edited, npd useipl paper. #
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~ Business cards neatly printed At


Credit should have been given last week
"a Inc New York Tobacco Leaf 10 the
Market News headed Tobacco" It was
intesded, bur omitted b. tile. cornpositor.
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Ls0IsI. ~ IEA. IlaII

Senator Alerrimon 81 Tuesday introduc-
Cd bin looking h shs sepeaiasion Of the
Special TAX bonds.
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That Fayorite Home Remedy,
PAIM-KlLLER.

Has bfen before the public nsef hsrty years,
aud ilrof AMY nas Nisler antt better reputation
tllen any other proprietary medicine 1.-THE pres
ent day Az this period there are bait few iipac-
qllaipled with thr merits 4Of fhe Pain xIller:
hut. while some ext j Il as tinimcnt. they know
but little 81 its power ii. easing pain when taken
internally; while others in@ Il internally With
great ssircess, but are equally igirrshi of It's
healing virtues when applied externally. We
ilieieffes wAh 10 say, that II istsll, success
ftb whether used Internally or exteIlalls. IT j.
siiiiirieit evidence Of rs virtues asa standard.
nirdiciie % kHnw that i is how nsedin al paris
OF the world, and that its sileIs constantly in
creasii;y. No curative agent has lad such Vide
spread sale or given such universal satisfaction.
Urris Pcf1l htlieris a purely vegetable com
poHnr, prepared from the best aud purest mate
risls. aud With \ care uiat ,iusnrts the most
periYf rshd ,rfnity M be sapsdicine; aud whe
y y marI tii.rlse remedy for pain. il is pc T.
hands.
Extraordinarily Faaaiis Medicine: and by I've.
iitg VI NJ ready fnr Immediate resort. win save
many IN hour Of suffering. and many dollar in
time an,i dDgtQg.sLills.
Alter psr Thirty years tgiai is il sliil reteiyn:
theDest unqualified tpsiilnonials TO is Virtues.
from PERSONS oftisr highest character and respon-
sildiiy. Eminent Phssicians commend IT as d
iiiaf rieetufl Tfrl'erasion fer The extinction Of
lain. II Is not .lii the best remeiy ever known
ftr iruiSe.. "A Iiss. tilfnA ke. hllt for Dysente-
ry.sor Cholers. erauy SON " iaNel compliant. Il
.sa remedy unsurpassed far efficiency. and rap j.
dIty ~ acfinm In the great cities Of India, and
other hot rlinlate>. Il has ieepnc the standard
tn.4liene for all such coInplsints IS well As Tor
l1srsersia, Liycr Complaints. and all uthcr
kilhsrcd Disorders. For c,,uglis and Colds. Can.
ker, Asthma and Rheumatic difficulties, It has
been proved by the most abundant and coayin.
ciag testimony 10 he IN Invaluable medicine.
we we.fu caution tie puddle against III int
tedious sc nr prtIarati0n, either in name, OF
style OF putting mp. ss
= IS PERRY DAVIS x son
81 n sssu, NAMES AND PROPS.
I3G High 81. Providence, 4. 4.
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377 St. Paul ST. Montreal. Canada.
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