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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02

SCHOOLS AND AcADEXlEs.-Mi FANNIE
Elmorc's pupils, of which there are goody
and interesting MURDER, bright girls and
BOYS, were subjected to an examination on
Wednesday last, which, we are pleased to
say, was highly creditable to the pupils as
we'll as to their instructreSs. Miss Elmore IS
an accomplished lady, and well qualified oy
her amiabie manners as we'll as varied ac-
quirements for the position she occupies
On Thursday night-a series OF charming
Tableaux, Dialogues, etc, were rendered IN
the Town Hall, by tue delighted pupils, to an
equally delighted audience Of little people
aud pleased big people. The performance
was very good, and was enlivened by music
by the Silver Corne. Band, which is always
ready TO do and suffer in q good cauae. we
regret to say that the audience was not large
enough for so interesting an occasion.
On Friday night the boys Of Mr.. VIM.
Brooks Academy, being freed from study
for the summer vacation, celebrated the
happy event in gathering all the misses IN
reach, and having 8 splendid time in the
Academy Halls. The hours were occupied
in feasts Of reason and flow Of soul, mingled
with merry games of "steal partners, aunt
Phebe," sponge cake, lemonade, candies'
considerable taking's on, and few other
conceits, oil Of which kept the young ones
out till towards the little hours. One Of the
young fellows late in the evening regretted
J in the hurry Of preparation, and confusion,
caused by the thought Of getting so many
beautiful girls together, that an invitation to
the editor was omitted. We endorse that
bows sentiment, his head is learell, and 81
| is his name.
This Academy we are pleased to say is IN
| fourishing condition, and has closed its
session happily with bright prospects for the
next opening. Mr.. Brooks, who has left for
d brief visit to his home in the old North
State, has made himself altogether acceptable
to Trustees and parents, and gained the con
| fidence and affection Of the students.
We learn that the Female Academy, under
the successful management of that clever
gentleman and scholar, Capt. A. P. Pifer
and his able and accomplished assistants
Miss Fannie LeaYelI, in the Primary Depart
ment, and Mr. Werber in Music, will in
short time close its present session, to TIT
relief no doubt of teachers and pupils, who
need recreation these hot summer days.
"All work and no play II axes Jack dul
boy" and we have no doubt girls arc affected
in the same way.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02

FfRE.-About eleven o'clock or Wednes-
day night last, an alarm of fire was SOUNDED
when it discovered that the kitchen of Mr..
Evans, Just beyond the Depot and outside
the incorporation, was in bright blaze
The building aud contents were entirely con-
snmed. We understand that this is the
second time the cook woman occupying the
kitchen has been burnt out 1t is not known
how the fire originated, as the woman was
out, and no person bu, q child inside. The
child was rescued, but not until it WAS burnt
slightly. Nr. II. Foot is the owner Of the
place.
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rho o+tant;on of our readers is called

The attention of our readers is called TO
the advertisement OF MesSrs. I. H. Hall 4
Co., of Charleston, S G. This fir! ras been
Ions and favorably known to the building
community of that city. and are now pre-;
norcd TO furnished from their Builders
Emporium, articles in daily demand, such
aS Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Hardware, White
Pine Fancy Lumber, Flooring, Boards, &c
They arc also Agents for Asbestos Roofing,
Felt and Lining-an excellent substitute toE
Shingles, Tin and Lath. We say 10 ali IN
want of anything in their line, send for thcil
Circular and Price List.
June IS, 25-1m.
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The REVUE DE Ia MODE for July Is
gladly received. 1t pleases the ladies because
of It's numerous beautiful fashion plates anu
fancy patterns. We would not care II al the
ladies in our reach received ii, rs it's sreat
pacifica,or. The price is $3.50, and. pup
lished By S. T. Taylor, Broadway, n. T. E:
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their money for the next circus! Get thee
behind, thou imp. say wc, they are applying
their change to charitable purposes.
They comet! Mr. Appleton E'more lays
us under obligation by the Ieposi: Of a fine
mess of early table corn. ~.
Again they come, and this time from a
lady friend-Mrs. J. P. Eiaard, the amiable
occupant Of lhe4 mile housewife loads the
editorial table with an abundant supply Of
new Irish potatoes. The milk of human
kindness flows generously about the famous
four mile house.
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COTTON BLooM-The first cotton bloom
that we have seen this season was taken
from the crop of Mr.. Geo. Whitman OF Pros
ner;ty, S. c., on Wednesday last We con-
slider this carly.
Mr.J.C. Necl has also found blooms.
Mr.. C. w. Bishop sends in bloom gather
ed from a field of several acres. The manure
usel was Mapcs' Superphosphate.
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~ S. II. PErTESGILL 4 Co., 10 State
Street, Boston, 81 Park Row, New York, and
7Ol Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, are our
Agents for procuring advertisements for our
pdpcr in the above cities, aud authorized TO
contract for advertising 1T our lowest rates.
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TIE STRONGEST, PUREsT AND BEST IN
THE WoRLp.--Ask your Druggist ana
Grocer for the famous RUSSIAN MUSTARD.
No other Mustard in the world combines tne
favor of horSe-radish with that Of mustard.
If YOU cannot buy it here, by incioslng ~
cents to ". HERMAN T. FRUEAUFF, the sole
Agent for America, ut Columbia, Pa, YOU
rccci. specimen can, postpaid. Whole
sale and retail dealers, please send for latest
price-lists and posters. One million POUNDS
are sold annually. 2o-os.
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HEAVY RArS.-The northeastern portion
Of this County was visited with a very heavy
rain on Wednesday afternoon about n'e
O'Clock. Here in town the aspect was most
threatening for a time, the black CLOUDS
looking as if they would empty themselves
as ON the two late occasions, while the Wina
was very high. Later good season tell
over the town.
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AccIDEST.-Wc regret to learn Ihat O''
J. NJ. Thompson, residing near Silver Street.
was accidentally thrown ovcr thss head OF MS
animal on Tuesday last, and received IN
inr;es of q painful but not serious character;
He was in the act Of seating after mount
and his hat being knocked off by limo Of
tree, caused the animal to start violently Oy
which he was precipitated over as stated.
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S,ecial aud Local.

QUE AGENTS IN CHARLEsIoS.-Thc ad-
y2:tiSing agency ot Messr>. Walker. Evans 4
C,gswcli, represented by Roswell 7. Logan,
Esq, is the only authorized agency for this
paDer in Charleston
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DEArHs.-We learn that Mr.. J. Il. Hays
died on Monday last. after an illness Of some
duration.
On the same day, occurred the sad death
of Ms. John Bass. She had been quite
sufferer for some weeks, and leaves an
atfectionate, grier-stricken husband ana
several children and one bat of recent BIRTH
Mrs. Bass was buried by the Sons OF lem
perance.
Our heartfelt sympathieS are given TO ooth
the bereayed families.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02

.'MEssRs. GRIFFIN 4 HOFFMAN,, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. / South ST., Bal
timore, Md. are duly authorized to Contract
for advertisements at our lowest rates. Iadfer-
tsers in that City are rcquestedto leave their IA
yors with this house"
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The editors illness from nervous neuralgia
and the grea. pains suffered, has prevented
his usual attention in making up large
variety of local and other matter.
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HONE INsuRANcE.-In consequence OF the
rain storm on Wednesday afternoon las''
together with the absence of several members
OF the committee appointed TO make report
to the adjourned meeting, fixed for that tlme'
there were but few ont. Those present
seemed as deeply in earnest in organizing a
company as at first, and ! lively interchange
of opinions was had. 1t was determined to
have a meeting on Wednesday two weeks
July the 9th, At FIVE O'Clock, in Mayes 4
Martins Hall.
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DIR. TUFTS SarsaparilIa and
Oueen'S Delight.

Under the influence of this compound the
eve grows clear and sparkling, the com
plexion like pearl; unSighty blotches, pock;
marks, worms in the flesh, pimpes.. and
roughness Of the skin disappear, and the
entire human organization grows redoent
with hna lth
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02

J.C. Thorn, of St. Louis, Mo-, took out a
noIicy of life assurance, No. AGO, for $1,000,
ia the EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, at
the end of six years, after paying premiums
amounting to Sl3s.4s he died. Upon this
the Society paid in cash to his representa-
stsl7.96; an amount consisting ofthe sum
originally assured, $1,000, with dividends ad'
ded ssl7.96. We think this resul: compares
fayorably with what other companies have
done; j, has never, to our knowledge, betn
eoualled by any Of them.
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No Poisonous Drug.

DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are prepared
with great care and study, in exact accord
oncc with the principles of Chemical com,
palibility. They are not "cure all for all
diseases. They are safe. They contain no no
dangerous drug. Require no change OF dict
or occupation.
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We arc willing to exchange with tic
brethren of the press, who agree to accep1
the situation, each paying at its own enu q
the line Uncle Sans small eXac.ion.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02

Mr.. II: Bartlett, of Kings Co.. n. Y. will
again accept our thanks for constant iaVors'
in sending Us late interesting Northern
papers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02
The Proper Time

To use DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS is
when you have Nausea, Loss of Appetite.
yelowed Cast of the Skin, Rush OF Blood 10
the Head, Cold Ex,rcmities, Ringing IN the
Ears, Pain in the Back. Side and Shoniaers'
High Colored Urine, vertigo. ana BILIOUS
ness. They afford prompsTelief.
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actually dggcd up and spirited away for
trAa<pautins In an unlucky moment. the
kev. gentleman boasted toa friend what a
choice variety this corn was, and some corn
less darkie, with prospect ola long sHm-
mer's ilnpecuniosi,y before him, went into
the future business at his expense. We have
heard that darkie would attempt TO extract
the mo!asscs ont Of ginger-caHe, and some
even say i; has been done successfully, but
this last case beats all. We may safely call
the thief corn dodger, and wish if the stolen
stalks grow and MISUNDERSTANDING mostly
head-and the ears come, that like Old
uncle Edward, he'll ''hayc no teeth TO eat de
hoe cake" and his ''fugers be as long as de
cane in de brake" so that he vii! he unable 10
gathcrit We would not have said so much sn
this subject, but that we feel so very IN
, disnant. The contemplate cuss
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02

NEW MUsIc.-Messrs. Ludden y Bates.
publishers of the Southern Musical Journal
Savannah, Ga, and proprietors of the great
Southern Music House, Will accept our
thanks for pieces of new and choice music.
entitled, "My Mother Among the Angels
hv F.anz;s Abt, author Of "When the Swal-
,.,,,. uonewsrd Flv;" "Sattarello;' "Out
y, the Tidc"-song; and side by Side
song. 4 purchase Of sheet Dus'e &c tue WI
No Of $ a. any one time, entities the pur-
c1aser to the Southern Musical Journal free;
for one year. We take great pleasure IN
commencing this house to our readers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02

ErrproxsSrA.-W have heard people
stealing corn meal, corn in the car corn
Smoked and corn unShucked, old corn aad
new corn, bu: never before OF any one s'eaI-
ing il in the embryo state-what cotton men
n,irbt cali corn futures. And yet it is never
theless true, that Rev. H. W. kuhns had Il
fayorite variety growing in his garden OF
great rrod .c,iveress, some OF which was
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02

SANITARY.-At this season OF the year 1t
is highly important that every prec&ution be
used 10 prevent if possible or guard against
disease by the removal Of filth and garbage
from sinks, yards, guleS and streets, for 1t
is we'll known that an ounce of preventive
is worth pound OF cure. Has this been
done? To some extent perhaps. We are
satisfied that it has not generally been done,
and we suggest that the Town Council take
steps o, once to do so. Elsewhere u
malignant type OF cholera prevails, and II
seems TO sprcad-in Tennessee the deaths are
fearfuly uumerous-it is looked for in New
York AMI elsewhere We even notice that It
is feared it will show itself in Colunbia, and
q general cleaning up is being done, and
diSinfrctan,s ordered. Why may it not
reach Ncwberry. Lcta thorough cleansing
be done.
We give below preventive tor cholera:
REMEDY FOR THE CHOLERA.
(Erom The New Journal of Cummcrce.)
More than forty years ago, when it was
found that prevention for the ASlal!c Cholera
| WAS easier Than cure, the learned doctors OF
| both hemispheres drew up u preScripton
which was published (for working peopiel
| in the New York Sun, and took the name OF
| the "Sun cholera mixture" Our contcm-
| rorary never lcntitS namc to better artclc.
| We have seen il in constant use tor nearly
two score wears, and found 1t to be the ocst
| remedy for looseneSS OF the bowels ever YET
| devised. II is TO be commended for sever
| al reasons. Its lot to be mixed with IL
ouor, and therefore will not be used as an al
coholic beverage; its ingredients are well
| known among all the common people, ana II
will have no prejudice 10 combat; each OF
! the materials is in equal proportion 10 inc
| Others, aud it may therefore be compoundea
| without professional skill; and as the dose IS
| so very small, il may be carried In llny
| phial in the waiSicCat pocket, and, Dc ~
| WAYS at hand. It is: finct. opl, capsicl,
| rhei co., menia pip, campho. -
| Mix the above in equal parts; dose, ten 10
thirty drops. In plain terms take equal parts
tincture opium, red pepper, rhubar0, ,prppep-
mint and camphor, and mix them for use.
| In case of diarrhoea, take CoSc OF ten 10
twenty drops in three or four teaSpoontulS OF
water. No one who has this by him, and
| takes it in time will ever have the cholera.
| We commend it to our Western friends, and
hope that the recipe will be wiGrl: published.
| Even when no cholera is anticipated, It IS an
excellent remedy for ordinary summer COM
| p!aiut.
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WE HAVE TRIED

The GREAT CoUGH Observation-Disclosures Pectoral Balm f.
considered by all who have tried It the ne DIus ultra O
medical discoveries Testimonials pour in from all classes
expressing the gratitude Of the thousands who have been
relieved and cured Want Of space prevents our publishing
In detail the many cures It has effected. Physicians pre-
scrbet In daily practice as the best expectorant known
ana uhhesltanSy recommend to their patients in Bron-
chal diseases.
The Proprietor with the greatest certainty affirm
hat all the acs stated with respect TO the efficacy of this
Invaluable remedy are fully established in every class OF
cases for which It is recommended, by body of evidence
which Will carry conviction to the most skeptcal mind
ana the medicine although highly cileCtua In Its remedial
character Is In the highest degree innocent in Its compo
'on, and may be taken with great benefit by the mos
delicate Marsden's PectOra Balm he purchased from
al Druggists at 10 cents small or One Dollar large bottles
April 5-iw
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FINANCIAL &c COMMERCIAL,

Businc-, has been very duh in all branches &
trade during the past week The stormy wca
Their and bad roads have prevented the farmer,
from marketing their produce, and trade from
the country has been very light. The price o
corn has advanced alittlc ON account Of the back
ward season, the advance viii probably be lost ON
change Of the weather more favorable TO plant
ing.
IN the money market, there is no material
change to note, the market remains rather close
Tor loans, ihe supply Of funds for longt loans
Is greater than during the past month.
In Chicago the market is reported active and
healthy the banks generally accepting all pa.
per from their regular customers The tendency
Of the market seems towards greater stringency
as the street rates are quoted from T., TO . per
cent. per month.
= In New afork the market i. reported little
easier The market is duh and quiet call loans
were offered to stock dealers as low as percent
on Government cuatcrals.
Gold has rcccdcd little in price during the
past wcck.T he market is firm and closed in New
Yorl, at HI
Government bonds are firm and prices about
the same a- last week.
Ravens, MacKmayt d Co. furnish the FOLLOWING
OTTAWA uugtgti,ps.
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Dk. m. OHM.

OF Chicago formerly of this pa.c) will visit Ottawa nj
Clifton Hotel the first Tuesday OF each month for treating
All diseases of the Eye and Ear surgcaly or otherwise
oPeraonsor cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
oil The ear duct cross eye srasshyloma and the
juniors ana morbid growhs Of every description Artificial
Eyes ana ear drums inserted without pain previous
on' granular eyellds, @e most frequent disease IN lc,rea
'fHca'y and permanently ciged.
frc his long experience In treating diseases of the Eve
' Ear nc reels confident in stating that he can cure nearly
'''c .hronc diseases also rcaed, Consultation free
December 10th lsiO-u
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MARsEILLEs, ILL.,, Arril Goth.
The following is II letter from Newton
Bateman in regard to the election of School
Trustees
SPRINGFIELD, April 1G.
r. WILLIAMS, Esq Dear Sir--To yours of
the 14th, | reply that the ballots headed For
School Commissioner" should most unqucs
tiOnably have been counted, since there was
not Il shadow of doubt as to the intention of
the voters, and regard should have been had
to that intention. If the judges decline to
amend their returns in accordance with the
above principle, which has been repeatedly
affirmed by our Supreme Court the persons
Illegally deprived of the office to which they
were elected, should Immediately proceed to
contest the election. Those who received but
mine or ten votes" against "about fifty" will
certainly be ousted on II hearing of the case
Very respectfully yours.
NEWTON BATEMAN,
Supt. Of Public Schools
The Board of Trustees met pursuant to ad.
journment, April 10Th.
Present.. C. Parsons, Trustees Rickard,
Bruce, Hubbard and Touslcy.
An ordinance was passed in accordance
with the action recently taken by the lcgisla-
ture-that all proceedings by any city, town
or village under their charters for the assess
mcnt levy and collection of taxes is declared |
legal and valid
1t was resolved that the corporation treas
urcr return the rolls and warrants for the col
lection Of taxes assessed and levied for the
veaI 1872 to the county treasurer who is au-
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TO THE SUFFERING.

Inc Key william H. Norton, while residing In Brazil as
Missionary discovered In that land of medicines remedy
10: CONSUMPTION, ScEoFrLA, SORE THROAT, CouGHs
COLDS, ASTHMA, AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS This remedy
mas cured myself after all other medicines had failed
Wishing to benefit the suffering viii send the recipe for
preparing and using this remedy all who desire it FREE
OF CHARGE.
easc send an envelope, with your name and address on
II. Address,
Rev WILLIAM II. NORTON
mar2!-y GiG Broadway, New York CITY
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Asr,pyg'gd by RIALE BROS, Wholesale ard r.,.uc
GERS NO.l6 La Sale street ~ "'o

Gers, No. 10 La sale street. Wv
OTTAWA, April %, 1873
Corn !, bearing better price, being 9sc. for
20 ID. ear or 81 ,hclIcd. Oats DC for - h. Pc.
ta'ocs have been scarce at 5Oc Buttcrand Egr,
plenty at 2jc. for the former and Zoe. for the lat
ter Pork has advanced, but yesterdays advice,
are 30 Zoe. Oft. No other special change.
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interesting To those who are Afflicted with
Chronic Diseases.

uce cure for YOU although you may have tried in
VAIN heretofore and medto get relief; but now Won vim ana
uh you come to Dir. j. WARD. You will not he ,I,sa,,
pointed In hhdlng that which you have sought after
the blessing Of health restored '''7
mh' '' "A''p Is no" permanently located In Ottawa
ONCE up stairs over Mira. Grcggs Millinery s,r ,
Ottawa, III, / wApI -, '''
ottawa June lst, Is,2 "
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CENTAUR IMMINENT.

There no pain which the Ucnlsur Eminent will not re
eye no swelling will not subduo and no lamencss which
1t VIII not cure This is strong language but it Is true
Where the parts arc not gone effects are marvellous
has producedmore orheumatlsm neuralgia loo jaw
palsy sprans, sweng caked breasts scads burns salt.
reun earache, &C. upon the human Frame and Of strains
spawn, CALLS &c. upon animals in one year than have all
other pretended remedies since the world began II
terrrtan an alheailng pain rolcycr Crppcs throw away
their cruches the lame walk poisonous bites are rendered
harmless ana the wounded healed without scar. 1t Is
no humbug The recpeis published around each bottle I;
selling as no article before Sold and sells because
docs Just what proeads to do Those who suffer from
rheumatism pain orswelng deserve to suffer they wnot
use Cenaur Imminent More than 1900 certificates Of remark
able cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
govt running tumors &C. gratis, to any requesting It,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Cenaur Lnlmcn worth
one hundred dollars Tor spawned sweened horses and
mules or for screwworn in sheep. stock.owncrs this n
men Is worth your attention No family should be without
Centaur Lmiment. j, D. Rose q Co., New York.
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nATCuELOR,s HAIR nyp

THIS superb Hair Dye Is the best in ne ugyyy Tro,
True anu Perfect Dye. Harmless, Reliable Instapt,ncc
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or unpensst 90
Remedies the III effects OF bad dyes ANA washes prt
lMhEDiATrLY spcndc Black natural Brown .ie,y"s &
alr oitdh, N}'t hoIWjui. The genuine signed " U,tri
Flor. Soldby al druggists. CHAS. BATCHEiOI
Nov. lg,'i2-ly Iropreinr "a
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New York Market.

NEW YoRE, April q, Isl.
Whcat-Prime spring, Sl51dsl5j.
Ryc-D3c
Barley-9jc.
Oats-4Gcd JOc.
COrn-facM6O4c
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A CARD,

Clergyman, while residing In South America as mis-
SlohaIy discovered safe and simple remedy the Cure
oil Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Disease the Trina
ry and Seminal Organs the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneul and vicious habits Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by de-
sire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will send the
recipe for preparing and usng this medicine in scaled en-
VeIope, to any one who needs it, Free Of CAa,ge.
iArcSS,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
maTy1-Iy Slntiou uIhIn IIoueo >-,,, vi ,.,,..