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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26
oHILDREN,s RIGHTS.


The "rights Of women" have had
their advocates among us for a good
many years, and now The "rights Of
children have found an advocate, who
mirahile dictu, is a school-teacher
Alta convention Of the schools, held
recently at Worcester, Massachusetts
Superintendent Marble read a paper
in which he maintained that every
child in school, however young, chad
the same right TO bis opinion, his
Judgment his will and his way, which
. full. grown man would haveif he sat
in the same seat The fact" said he
"lhat he is, weak and ignorant, does
not alter the case. If the childs
opinion or Judgment be at fault, we
should correct him in the same ra'
tional way that we would an adult
If his will be obstinate, and his way
be productive of harm to himself or
Others, we should first point him
out the right way, and, if he did not
desist from bis evil way, we should
force both adult and child in the same
manner. The qualities Of reason and
intelligence should always be recog
nizHd both ii the child and in the
adults The first right, then, Of every
child, as of every human being, is to
be treated as an equal, and not as an
inferior. II seems to be the opinion
of some people that to. teach is tc
stamp ones own image upon the
child that what ! know the child
must learn that what | think he must
be taught. We have no business tc
do any such athing. A child is weak
but we have no right to bully him
He is undeyeloped intellectually; nc
more have we right TO impose oul
opinions upon him without his choice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26
AlnoRsr-cRAzY MAIDEN.

A young girl, about twelve years Of
age, daughter Of Mr.. Rootes, OF Roll
ing Prairie, Indiana, was before a jus.
tice recently, with q view of having
her examined and sent to the insane
asylum. From the evidence and the
reports Of the neighbors, the child
presents a singular case, She appears
10 have strong fondness for horses,
and occasionally imagines herself an
animal, and will get down and eat
grass, and stamp and kick, and Id
divers ways initiate The acts Of a
horse. SHE will fre4uently get up in
the night, harness her fathers team
and drive miles away, or until she is
oyerLaken and brought back. She
will even go TO the neighbors and
hitch up their teams and run away
with them. Her acts are said to be d
great annoyance to the neighborhood;
but the attempt to fully establish her
insanity failed, and she was discharged
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

A Young Kentucky David took his
little sling The other day, and de-
posited a stone 10 the eye Of q cor
pulent two year old Goliah. The
child will recover, but not the eye.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26
SOMETHING NEW IN DfNTlSTRSlE
DIR. h. o. SMITH, DRNFIsF, !,

iTAsLOcATEDI IN ALBANY 80
taad has the new invention a.
Sn plate work, which consists in -tl9E11B
iuesFling gteeih in the mouth without covering
tho Nhole roof as hesstofore. II gives the
MeareP the free nso Of the tongue to the roof Of
the mouth 10 talking and tasting. II 10 the
Smith a. ParYiBe phtents
&DsTo5th exttaeeed without pain. Plates
M6nded, whsthertbtoken or divided. Office one
door east Of Connef's Bank up stairs.
1f v7n4btf %
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

A. German peddler is the innocent
author of problem Of which we beg
the solution, lie was asked if it was
not heavy work carrying big pack
around day after day. "Oh yes" he
replied, sit vas heavy" "Well, "
said the querist, edo you make
much? ?" "Vell, ] dunno; some days
l make noting, and oder days twice
50 much"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

FAST tCSSlHG.-Somc person has been
travelling with Jim Woods, and relates the
following conversation
got on a Central train engineered by Jim
Woods, the champion engineer Of the road.
Jim runs engine 1913 back and feith on the
through iiShtning-cNprcSs from Albany to
Buffalo every day, aud he is full Of stories
about fast riding.
"What is your fastest time" ! asked
jim.
We'll. sir, | ran 103 from Rochester to
Palmyra (2C miles, iu 81 minutes once"
"HoW did it happcn!"
"Weil, Commodore Vanderbilt aud VII
liam II. were on board, and the old Commo-
dore, srZ he, Jim, let her slide to-day; VT
: are III q hurry TO get 10 Syracuse An.
great guns! she did slide. Why, we went
N%lhe Country stations So last that the WhiS-
tic waSat no account-the train went faster
than the s0tt:sd, and several OF the last
whistles only caught up rs we stopped
at East Palmyra. One place we whi,tled.
but before the sound reached tic depot we
were clear out of sight TACT, sir; ask the
brakeman"
"How happened you to stop. JIM"
"Why, the Commodore got Skcered, and
he made the conductor ring the bell TO stop
me. Then lie asked old Terrence, the super
intendent, what had become Of tic stations
which used to be between Rochester and
Palmyra. Terrence laughed, and said:
why, Jim, that want much travelling I've
run eighty-two miles between Rochester anu
Syracuse in seventy minutes But Phi show
old Torreuce," continued jim, "for if he
ever gives me the chance when he's on board
I'll run the old 1913 so fast that all the passen.
gers will be bald-headed--it dou't, dash
me. "--Bptdlo Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
BY Grubbs G Williams,
bJ NTHDUs W " IIIIdTIIs,
Au%ctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Elcvcnth street between Main and Bank

A sSlGNEE'S SALE OF vALUABIr
W ~ rTHPBAGMGP FhGEof EToI II pknIEfYYTTo y, y.
CHiNERY.-As assignee Of the estate OF d. G.
Mayo. bankrupt, under an orLcr of the United Stat:
District Court fMr the Eastern District Of Virgiiia'
d a,stio J'n on e: 'sI,: Inv viii 1l, G1i Ter fer or sale lea A. PUN:
! o'clock I. NJ, on tic premises, that very valuable
TOBACCO FACTORY on the southeast corner Il
Twen,y-lftl and Main streets. viii, lot fronting iga
feet on Main street. running back les feet. The
buildings are commodious, almost entirely new, and
well arranged for an extensive business.
Also, the complete stock OF MACHINERY and
FIXTURES. combining all of the latest ~imiro,c.
luents, comrosca In part rs follows:
30-iloHSE-IowER ENGINE,
BOILER,
10 HYDRAULIC SHAPE PRESSES,
!? HYDRAULIC POT PRESSES,
d BOX SCREWS fixtures c0npiete).
! HYDRAULIC PCMP.
HALF-p0CSD MILLS,
oNE-roCND MILLS,
LOSG-rES MILLS,
+. +. MILLS.
F0CR'S MILLS,
ELEyEE-INCH MILLS,
l SHORT TEN MILL, &C.. &C;
SCALES, LUMP-B MES,
WORKPLACES KETTLES,
TUBS, BENCHES,
sMokING-ToBAcco PRESSES AID CUT.
TEHS,
slAFTING. BETTING.
PULI.fES, &C.. &c.
comprising: In fact, everything necessary In I conn
pleIc cstaDii>lnlauf, tie machinery having co | tia
bankrupt Sl9, 1874 since July l.. 1872.
OFFICE FURNITURE:
SAFE,
DESK.
LErrER-pEEss STASps.
CHAIRS,
G~AS-FIXTERES. &c.
TERMS: Fer the real estate. onc-fnurth cash: Ia
lance at eight. sixteen. ana twcuty-fnur months.
the purchaser To give notes With approved security
for IN" deferred payments; title 10 DC retained Wril
the said notes are paid.
Terms: For the personal property. unethIrI
balance at three and SIX months, with ST.
proved security.
The order Of sale permits the assignee 10 change
the terms Of sale, il he stall deem 1t proper 10 lU.u.
ON The day of sale.
Possession can be ind IN ten days after sale.
fe Il. $tawtd3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

FUNERALS VS.. PARTIEs.-LippacoH's
Magazine for March has the following:
"a southern correspondent sends the fol.
lowing incident frcin real life, which Illus.
trates the well-known negro tondnesS fer So
called lugubriouS festivals:
"a lady friend Of mine was much hcset a
few days ago by her cook fer permission to
attend the funeral OF some relative. The res
augusta forbade her leaving just at that time,
but, to compensate her for the deprivation,
her mistress said, 'ltosc, l really feel very
sorry for you, but you shall lose nothing by
staying ut home. / promise that you shall "a
to the first party that is given b. any of youl
friends, and stay all night long, Rose, toss.
ing her head, replied, Law! Miss Susan,
how kin you talk like dat? You know j
don't set no valley OH parties. Forty parties
couldn't pay me for dc sight OF one corp !!
She saw tho corp"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

THE GERMAN AEMy.-1he work Of i'm
proving The German uIIny is never finished.
We are now told that an imperial army
Reorganization bill will lie among the most
important mca=urcS submitted to the Dict Of
the German Empire. While retaining the
main features of the existing system, the
bill would seem to effect Il very great amc-
Iteration in the state Of the German citizen,
so far ~ regards liability to military SER
vice. Twelve years duty only are to be
asked from each soldicr-tllrcc in the
active army, four in the reserve and
five ill the Landwchr. Hitherto, in
PRUSSIA ut least, the term Of service has
been longer by four years in the Landwchr;
while after the sixteen years the soldier was
still Liable to lie called upon for service in the
LandStruOl. 1t is not likely that the last
named liability will be done away by the
new measure, but tic remission Of four
years Landwehr service must be welcome
indeed to many thousands of citizens who,
having served their seven Gampaighs, have
settled d0Wn in lie. aud are not too eager
to iuit their country Oh foreign enterprises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

The Baltimore american says *" The re.
cent decision Of the Grand Council OF
Geneva. that hereafter the churches them.
selves shall elect their curates already bears
fruit. The liberal Catholics, who arc 4 strong
majority in the Canton of Geneva, have
ouered the curacy OF the capital to Father
hyaclnthe, and they have strong hopes that
ne VIII accept the post. Before receiving the
call ne had made an appointment to deliver
In That city a series OF discourses on the pre-
sent and future Of the Roman religion and
the Papacy. Should the eloquent preacher
accept this call, the future Of the experiment
cannot fail to be interesting"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
TO + WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Love of the truth and Il desire u benefit suffering
humanity prompts mo to certify 10 the truth of the
following statements concerning the wonderful
cures performed by Dr.. PERSONS, the great Mag
nciic Physician. ] will mention Il few c;scsof which
| have Il personal knowledge:
Isl. wife of James +. Hopkins. of Hopkinsyille,
seven year. an invalid, entirely helpless. unable 10
tltn over IN bed, for cight months iiad spinal curva-
tlrr. neuralgia, ana female diseases. lhySiclnils
Looked tor. fr. Persons In ten minutes l;an her
wqlkiag. she was treated May 7th now, August
10Th, she * In good health.
al. Mrs. David Epprigilt. twelve miles from Aus
tin. confined 10 her ned six Years, wasted 10 almost
:. skeleton. could not have Il door or window opened,
neither could she sit up In her bed. Her physician
said her recovery was impossible. Or. Persons re-
moved Ill disease III ten minutes, ana lda fer walk.
I'm. about her 70 IN Her Clsc was treated July Atm :
now. October III. rides GU Lorscback, gaining icsn
and strength u!Ily.
al. Nrs. Levi Pennington. Of Georgetown, an In
valid Of four wears: for eighteen months unable 10
walk: badly afflicted, liberated, ana prolapsed u'eri.
jr Persons made her walk almost Instantly; alter
second frpatment she could 90 about without hclp &:
Is gaining in flesh and improving daily. Her case
was treated last June.
18th case. General Fl. Taylor. OF San Sahn, came TO
the Doc;cr 1T I.ampasaS. August llih. alhictcd win
scialica and chronic rheumatism ior more nan
pllysic!tuS and failed 10 get any relief. The above
ease wa9 c,Irr'l by ID. Persons III ten minutes.
5th ca G. Til" daughter OF 7. VI. Yeti, u. r., Bur
nett county, aged twenty-five years, perfectly help
less: could neither stand nor walk for a year past,
from spinal curvature and general debility, rcStIl It's
Of typhoid fever: after first trcat!I,cnt could GO
about aud felt well; so stated 10 us next day.
7 might mention other cases which have come
under my own observation, but one more may lie
necessary to state In this communication. and thai
is the c,Sc of my little daughter, IN her eighth year
had slitf ankle from birth. First treatment DR..
Persons removed tho stiffness and gave her perfect
Use IF ii.
My object in writing tins communication is to re-
licvc Tie minds OF many doubling person. a. 10 the
ability Of DR.. Persons to relieve the afflicted and
cure many sick after all medical treatment has
failed, even by tie most skilful OF our olh-Schocl
physicians. Experience is the greatest test. Who
ever play he afflicted with durable diseases, try the
Great Magnetic Physician, DR.. Persons.
[SignedI j. ". WHlrPLE,
Presiding Eide: NJ. L. Church South, Austin bis
trict. Texas Conference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

The following is the record of case before
u Kentucky justice Of ihcpeace: Common.
wealth of Kentucky against George Wash.
inston, for beating his wife, Martha Wash
iugton. Witnesses on behalf of the Com
monwealjb, Thomas Jefferson, Daniel Web.
stcr, Henry Clay, Andrew jackson, John G.
Calhoun. The case came on for hearing this
9Th day of February, 1873. Defendant fined
$40 and costs. John &. Calhoun having
failed TO appear as q witness, was attached
and fined s. for contempt of court"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

Messrs. +. N. Oiiutt, of Washington, and
A.. W. Seymour, of West Virginia, have
leased $3.50 acres Of land lying on The north
branch of the Potomac. and in Mineral
county, W. Va, TO commence irou-ore
mining.
Anew Yorker tcleSraphed to Vienna last
week for rooms ut IL leading hotel for bis
family during the Exposition. lie received
the reply: "UouseS here full until Novem-
Der. Try DRESDEN
The colored LEGISLATORS of Georgia arc
about to start 4 newspaper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
AUCTION sALEy-ruture Boys.
BY w. Goddin,
BY Grubbs Il Williams,

Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LIFE TNTE-
Il RESTS IN VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND TIE FEE-SINPLE in OTHER REAL
ESTATE i THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTIOS.-In part execution OF the provisions OF
a deed of trust from Charles T.. Workman e Co.
and others 10 the subscribers as trustees, dated 10th
of December, 1872, ard duly recorded, we will sell
by public auction, at the Office of Messrs. Grubbs &
TUESDAY, March 8, 1873, c0mmens In at IL O'Clock
81, the following property conveyed by said decd:
First. The life Interest OF G. I. Workman In the
FRAMED DWELLING and premises on the north
side Of Main between First and Second streets.
Second. The contingent life Interest OF John A.
Sloan In Que molly Of said property.
Third. The vested life interest of said Inan a.
Sloan IN one moiety Of the valuable KE.
SIDENCE No ID, on Franklin street between First
and Foushee streets, now occupied by I. :. Nof-
than.
tSidEeyj, on the north side OF " ijliams street, 80 ny
l3D feet.
Aud on the same day, commencing at 4 O'CLOCK +:
NJ. upon the premises respectively, The BRlCh
DWELLING No. Ill north Fourth street; between
trauklin and Grace streets, with the building lou,
attached. occupied by Mr.. T.. Doran. The lot Is about
II by 1870 feet, and Will he sod according to Il plat to
be shown al the time Of sale.
Fifth. And Immediately thereafter, at say az.
Ma VACANT LOT on tile west side of Fifth
street near Armory bridge, so by 100 feet.
TERMS: VIII be made known ut the time OF sale.
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS.
GRrBDs & WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs. fe -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

The Hampton..Students, a band of colorcd
singers from Hampton Normal and Agricul-
tural Institute, an Institution located ut
Hampton, Va, and devoted to the education
0! coiored teachers for the coIored race, will
appear at Horticultural Hall OH Tuesday,
10Th Instant, and Friday, 18th. They sing
ON classical selections, together with slave
songs and plantation Observation-Disclosures.
Frssa -,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

COUNTRY STORE FOR RENT AND
~ STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE.-On MON
DAY the 10th day OF March next, If fair, If moi. the
next fair day. l shall sell 1T my store, near Fine
Creek Mills. in Powiatan county. commencing at
half-past 10 o'clock 4. NJ. at public auction, y
LNhSE on said store, which will expire on The LIST
day of JUL, 1877. l shall also sell my ST0Ch OF
WAGONS. CARKYALL, HARNESS. HOUSE
FURNITURE. &C.
Persons wishing 10 look Mt the premises can leave
RichunGuh any Wednesday or saturday morning ut
ha!f-past 7 O'Clock on the beat Dover, arriving at
Lees Landing ~ 2 O'Clock L. NJ.
There l. i prst-olicc 1T the store.
TERMS rOR LEASE: Onc-iaur'li cash Balance III
one, two. aud tiIrce years. notes with approved
SECURITY and bearing interest from d:.to.
Persons wishing 10 purchase privately caM do 81
on application 20 !. L.fliItl,
fine Creek Bills. Fow!aitan county, Va.
fc IL L5tGsw2iH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
CHINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE. CUT

u ~
" LEEY, BaOSZES. FANCY GOODS, VASES,
SC, AND MISUNDERSTANDING ~G00pS.-Jo
make room for my spring stock l Will from this
date offer my large and well-selccted stock u
greatly reduced prices for cash. which consist In
part-seasonable goods:
PLATE-WARMERs, CoAL-VASES, FIRE-IRoNs and
NJ
DECORATED and PLAIN DINNER and TEA SITS,
DECORATED and PLAIN CHAMBER SETS,
DECORATED TETE-A-TETE SETS,
DECORATED amt PLAIN TIN SETS,
CHINA. GLASS, and QUEENS WARE, In every VA
rieiy;
PLATED TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS,
SILYER-pLATED WARE In every variety and style,
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, SCISSORS,
&C.:
f and TABLE WATERS of all sizes;
A large assortment of BRoSZES, VASES, and
FANCY GOODS:
W~hLI-poCkETS, BRACKETS, T~owEL-RACKs,
BRITTASIA, BLOCK TIN. and WARE.
IRON and WOOD WAKE, .BRooMs, BRUSHES, &c. (:
BASKETS in every style, Doon-MATs, &C.. includ-
tIg . Complete stock OF WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS,
all or which Will he sold low fr cash.
Persons In want will lind II to their advantage to
give Inc i call and cxHUine the goods.
AL orders promptly hsseaae 81 g: 40.
70 iss,xa,Thia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

|, tx rur Hams or THE DENT1sr.--,I le.
eorn,anca of prenaring q tooth Tor tue lecei.
]t;nn'oe the gold. after the decay has neeh ~
ar,v ard the cavity made ready, Is narnaIa.s
| 4, The extreme. Imagine youlse, ce 'e
tho Injurious chair. with its hcau-paGcc anL
Coot-rest. Probably you have neen 'nIousn
| the ordeal Of having your tee'n 9TH In
r Itnd"-a divorce. by the way, Whlei, nv
h,n;sh YOU from bed and board Wiln,uI
either LAWYERS or red tape, and IS eiiet1.u ny
wearing q ! piece Of wood between tn' 'ces!.
|, is not unlikely 70 suppose thai your IlIst'.
Gators are all sore. that you have not co'cno
slept but little for the past week, ulaC
yollr nerves arc not over strong nor your
disposilion more than amiaDlc. your too'h
is drilled and cut until the cavity is care
fully prepared, and your endurance almost
exhausted. The dentist leaves you to pass
n moment with the victims waiting In the
front parlor. who have kept the door-Dcll III
motion for the past hour. and, as each one
entered. caused your tormentor to smile
complaccntiy and display a set of worries IN
perfect order. Dentists always Keep thclr
advertisements in an attractive conditloh.)
He returns. and then begins the systema'ic
torture. a large apron of rubber clotn Is
tied about your neck, while two oWelSa are
tucked around your throat underneath. a
piece of thin gutta-percha eight lnchcs square
is then forced between several of your teeth
that adjoin the one 10 be tiled. It's care
fully strained over that tooth untl! the gum
is forced back TO the root. \ silver spring
Il then fastened below the rubber TO
keep it UP tight. BY this time your eyes
are streaming tears. even should you he il
.toic. a band with clamps at each END IS
now thrown about your chair, and the piece
OF gulta-perclla is secured firmly Ill the Siucs
of your cheeks. Your head feels as If II
were in a wise. Make up your mine TO re-
main in this position three hours, with yonr
mouth held open by a strong hand, with the
saliva streaming down your cheeks, and with
an urclIin holding Il nal!ct ana pounding I'D
the gold as fast as the dentist places 1t.
Dentists continually quarrel with the ma'let-
bows, and if ever there was a set OF lmp5 II Is
these needless fellows. They will look the
" other way" and rap on the sore SPOT in
vour tooth as If they were beating time
to Il gaIlop. They are the particular Oh
iect of q dentists ire, and provoke these
ordinations: Gaze you going to
sleep?" "Strikc easy" Look what
YOU are about" The patient is powerless
TO speak. and can only roll his eyes implo-
ringIv as the mallct-boy SccnIs to take re-
vcngc on him. When at last the gold is all
in and the liiIing completed, when the straps
and spriues and rubber are removed, and
YOU take your paraiiZcd jaws between your
hands, and cndcavor TO slut them, then do
not suppose you irc 10 be lc!eased-you are
lust ready for tie "ticn.al drill" Or Cen
CINE" which is to polish the gold that has
irccn so firmly packed. This engine is Il most
f...,;l,.t. i,rJi,,r u,pr1,irn u,I m irs first
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

Coop FOR BRONCHITIS And WnocrINc-
CoUGn---Tbe San Francisco Bulletin relates
that numbers OF persons In that city suffer-
ing from bronchial affections congreeate
round the gss-works to inhaie the yapor
which arises during the manufacture of gas.
Gases OK whoopfng.cough are said to be
speedily sursd by this tnsansJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

FOUNDER OF THE Dynamic DESTITUTE,
MILWAUKEE, WIS, liz 1884,
has praCtiC"d for the past seven years III nearly al
The chief cities in the southern Sintcs-THE GREAT
EST uEA!,Ei, OF TUE AGE-wlI0 has performed
some of the mcst wouicrful cures In ancient oi
modern times, and has treated over lcO.00o patients
IN the LIST eleven wears, will heal The sick ut KEN
nond. Va. at Ford's Hotel. parlor n. commencing
February II. 1879. for ninety days.
I:r. PERSONS heals by animal magnetism ana mo-
tor cure. THIS treatment Is not confined 10 any
particular class OF disease, but Is applicahlcto all TIC
ills OF humanity, AMI if persisted III Will cure all
ca:sble diseases.
Mrs. G.. A. GOULD, VI. D.. graduate OF q regular
sclnnl of medicine, possessing rare po%crs ut dag
iosing disease, Will act rs consulting physician ana
secretary.
Consultation free.
Send or call for circulars or pamphlets containing
testimonials of persons cured by him and indorse-
mcnls 10y the press throughout The southern States
Dr. PERSONS Is agent Tor DR.. S. b. Colllns's sure
and painless cure Of the opium habit.