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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-04
Sir GamilieuzS1dbarbeiten

IN Feline Nai6inc beiIer, als bic Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch, ba fe oauerbQi unb snGd ift, midi lf& bes
ltdbist uro unb rgcnD eiusr Der t9euren Vtai6inen
gleihtonmt.
gie tofet pon s25 bis $50 uut miro anf tini Sabre
sarantirt. SDbu Z. Butler. @enerat=agent,
Rr. 8, GbarIestrdfe,
(Sft21,tSD 8pete @ta9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-04

9o5 autoriiirtc Sapjtal lit st50,O0O in Is, 900 qrz
tee len Su $40 icoer. Subicrpuontu UeToeu erruts
Der ourl I'M oJu,H eiHge3Gblc GuteIle ODER in 3lts
ungen uUn y Gts. pIo y8ohe fir ebCn Intbeil an.
ssnomnen. Ga iton eine blHrElteroe 4rSlbl pon
9anjhh beSdblten Ant9tieT eiEgsodnaen, 10 lUeroen
pGneLot Ssr;bpLpiere Su tlctHeH 8trrdaen biscoHrt
uno anlei9 au tur5e .SeIt orcr beIiC0ac ain6eruP
lung 9eUGbIt (UtGi9. tgRtf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-04
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9sanlte, psIde lbren @ehqlt I'M &OraRs nsr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
The Reason nhY.

Ayoung man writes the .Ras'al
Me,o Yorker from the farm as fol.
lows y" 1 am not satisfied with my
Kfs here. I feel that I am #'orthy OF
something better. What Dc, you think
of the chances for getting a good
'payipg,pQsitien .ip omeq.goq1 ;per5
oantile house in your city, Please
answer" This young man man EVIDENT; il t;
ly expected a private answer to bis
fetter::: We, think proper to answer
it here. The " chances for getting 9,
Mercantile here p"iIsf house are very few. We
know young men who work from ten
to sixteen hours day for Sis per
week. out Of which they have to pay
from ST. to $40 a. week for board If
5osrdss tssT Ess Il banss. aa This Affords but
Imall.ulargiinl in for clothingI which, the
necessities ef the. case, not to say the
-temptatiOn to initiate others, render
expensive. e iI; Thus young men ate
tempted to ruin their regulations, aer
ouire habits Of ,peculatioA, learn to
Be unscrupulons, and end, finally,
with becoming adyentqrers, if not
''tldi9' W. AZ NIT assert that all young
men. drEift into dishonest purposes,
but the temptation is very strong;
End the hope deferred for those who
are honest makes the heartisick, and
they, speedily find themselves long.
inp for the quiet, peace and comfort
Of tas the he eountfy' Suu homes they left. No
word, =, 3D. Of ours shall induce 3 young
~ nan to leave n,I rural home Life for city Of
suburban n b. + Hfel True, some have done
so and succeeded; but at what cost !
" Were sll1 they any happier2,, n! MOI Did
thew secure q position: which gave
theS t riehar condensation in all That
msLsa p i f. desirable2 Mol WaFe
tSey e1rn m Ire rec contented and better sat
isEsa with their requirement here
tSam t thera D. MOI Wethere6ore ad-
wise ,s.' diiscontented, ,youhg men il :, the !!
conntry to make the most ~ Of Itheii
rSfI;l5 DoTit;on tSsre. Few dSl.1not II nine.
SgaiSs ty.a;na per, , .cent., d: them DO. The
/, Esst = 'wsv to get get out Of q place which
rSna thinks is too smaAfor him isetc
+ sIo crow sI outI yTryn and ,rsmenberI this
i sa,,%s iSa6il ilaRurA New Yorker 4.
5Y"aS ' .rt.,h
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
PACIFIC GUAE0. 'CoMpkNY'S..
: II 81 ..',i
tCApIrAL 81, ,Ooo, ,ooo
soLvBLE1lRtt4Rrflca asuANo,t

uMayauA26 IS 6SoaaO sb t,tsn knsstd
L. i'm all the Southern States far its re-
markable effects as an agency 5oE 1n;
= creasing tho products pKlaSos, as not t2
require special reoomme endasien from ns,
It's use for seXen geArs past has estan-
Kshed its character f6r reliable 1cellenee.
TIE largo fixed capital Invested BY we
Company in This trade affords the suFest
guarantee Of the continued efcellanee OF
Ths supplies put ihto market this
season are, ay Heretofore. prepared under
the personal superintehden noe Of Qf. St.
Julian Rayenel, Chemist oftheC Company
at Charleston, s. q, hence planters may
rest assured that IFS quality an9 eompo-
sition Is precisely thesamess that here
tof6re sold. -!':.,.,,,,1 -
J. d. ROBSON,
Setting Agent, Chaxfestoh SO.
JNO. g! REESE & Co,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TERMs-s4s cash =. .s5s time, y3thou
interest.
To accommodate planters they can or
der now and have until the lst Of April
to decide as to whether they wlltake Of
time or cash price. When delivered
from the Factory by the carload no drsy'
age will be charged.
Nov. q 3m ~ .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
Party, RhIItIeeWash. :
.NrW lYoRK. February ls."

The New York Walau comment;
ing apon.the; Credit AQhlsr report;
| presenteabo Congress yesterday says:
E TheArepors recommends the expuli
J sionn Of '4mss,' nos' tfof Offering Bribes
TO, msmBsslFlss5S,ff COAggrss Put for ,pIaat;::
ting them fo,opsps shame, end Brooke
! 1ot,tof holding stock which he had
| 30 right to. hnId, but being q Demo-
! oratsR 1t further says that the com.
mistee had. one standard Of highland
| wrong for Democrats, and another lot
Republicans, aud asks j;.s " What u ars alS
I the toffepses Of. ,.SAnes and Brooks,
|. compared with. those of, Garfield,
l,Keliey; Dawes, Patsersons Wilson and
Colfa1 p -.'inis'.,','ii" !" IN
The Herald iffieolnmenting npoh
| the repoft 81 tie! Poland ieommfttgs,
fsays :, Il Il nay ~ ,thllHk ths connit mint
ttee' 3 CONCLUSIONS bsFa been. arrived
rat honestly, and thstl5heyi magl haye
been able to,6nddistinct;ons between
cBtibsr and brabedj which the people
| will fail TO discover; But their action
f'%ilIbe regarded WITH saspisioh,, and
1T win be difficult te. remove from
rthe public mildethe impression 2that
Ethe5 have acted in,theb interests of
! Tie major,Ges.in Congress- and while
lettering Ames'andI Brooks Gas eli
fees, have sougBs I'd Shield Others
laliY deserving . tofs anishment','.
The zfnass links that those 'e4J
pecting a whitegashing report will
be disappointed, asShs rsportis strict.,
ly non4partisan :; and for dignity,
clearness, and comprehensiveneas, de-;
| Serves the highest praise, The iudg!
fnent passed on .Bgooks and Ames it
| considers fully, deserved. Regard;
l,ihg Kelley and, Garfield, i thinks
they present a mosb distressing figure
before thelcountfyi and the only com
ment. necessary on their case is that,
lad they taken the right course, and
refused to Have anything to do with
the Credit Mobilier, no contradiction
would have been necessary. 4
The Tribune thinks the resolutions
illustrate at once theifeebleness Of the
inquiry and the tremendous force Of
the political organization that con-.
troIled and directed it It has but,
one object, namely#to compliment,
the Presidential campaign with the
endorsement,of the methods by which
it was carried. 1t insults the honesty
and intelligence Of Congress. Parti-.
sanship meyer stopped SO low before.
We cannot believe the resolutions
will pass, IL
The Sun says: The c. mmittee, in
recommending the e1huls..n of Ames
and Brooks, and then whitewashing
their accomplices, committed grave
offense against official purity, orderly
government, public morals and com
mon decency, which every member
Of the committesasRill live dong
enough tobitterly regret. Albright
minded pefsors fsiAsateGer political
party will indis... ..ntly resist the par
tial, unwise, unjust and illogical con-
clusion to which the committee have
arrived, aud be sure to attribute the
strange result of their deliberations
to something quite aside from the
firm purpose to perform an impera-
tive duty without fear or favor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
The Tribulalion Of The Mormon
Saints,
SALT LAKE, February 16

SALT LAKE, February is.
The tnbulation among the Nor
mon leaders, in view cf the proba-
bility of decisive Congressional action
against their institution, is.becoming
daily more manifest. Already re-
moval from Utah is discussed. One
of their organs to-day says that the
strong armiof power Is'to be invoked
to make them move on, but where
shall they go? Where is it desired
that,they shall next pitch their tents? ?
The priesthood is understood to be
seriously contemplating the possible
necessity of another pioneer expedi.
ton, but it is not generally believed
the saints as body can ever be Undue
ed to abandon their present homes.
There is no doubt that Brigham
Young and his advisers are endeav-
oring to secure new country for 3
kingdoms and it is intimated that ne
gotiations have been renewed for the
exclusive possession of one of the
Sandwich Islands. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
Keeps, Growing.

!. In December last-the first month ,,af
ter Grants re -electiOn-the public deb.
ceased t9 deerease; sand ON che contrar,
was admitted BY MIR: Boutwell, to have
increased 81 ,6s4. .S07" Of course we were
told this;was only d nominal increase, ati,!
That when the account should be fully
made up there w6sld bs shown an ,absc-
lutte decrease Of the debt, probably 10 the
amount Of three or four millions Of dol.
lars. The REPORTS trohi distant custom
houses were alleged to be wanting; ahG
similar sound teasons were given, collyin.
cling to ail WHO believed IN Grant and
Boutwell, ardthe distinguished men who
hsye recently fallen from grace. a. ~ -
49, The debt at that time, less casAefn he
Treasury. was $a,l6a85a33S. Well:
ample time has elapsed to receive the. res
ports from those distant. custom houses.
and yet therdebt on the lat day ,of this
mohth was--less cash. on. hana-r$2, l62.,
,65a, ,sSla apositiys iacreaae spf, $406, as
during the. month. ati.,S' rotaip.. gs6d
Why,dont. Mr. Boatwell paleulats the
railroad bonds .ih his sum total Z gonl tha
account 1854, ,62S672,isto be added, tatht
pubic debt besides which ilinteyest tolthe
Iamount of fd$l6,09, $50 ihaya been paid
thereon, by the. Government 8. Let, the
people know. all ahout these things. Our
debt is growing and no effort should be
,madatb eoneealit nooyet-t to conceal She
fact that the Credit Mobilier folks have
cot hold Of over eighty -thne. millions Of
the peoples property in bonds andcash.--.
Pitsbnrg Post. ~ 1a4r b=a!t..s!-b b;s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
AsRssp Nhaf We ssRs.s

v -
49, I ss,s, ysE9. sSs =
49,, ,l,gSs. y -. -, ...,, -, 80 8,
rs 'ne sem' as@ % oorpeias-7'"e reap sA' We
we may trS i 70 evade THEM, may.ao what
But onl acts, like our shadows, viii foll
low us STILL.
-. -
!ae s,,S woc,a is . ~onoer1ui cnest 'De =
atss.,s :, q r,,,,e,,. .,a hos. ~. :, tthsa III
pure, -. -. =. -. +.
We NAV. boast of our claims 30 genius
Of birth, 90
!. he.is worth. !.
We stsrtth the race for for Fortune Or ts,ne, fam 2,
, Bat njne times out of ten, 'tis plain to
- -. be seen, ..: ,,:..
There's q screw somewhere 'ioose IN
F. Jtneppnaani Macnlner
'a; -: ~. -, -. g, ., o. ho.a
earthly st.ifsf :. -,
D9 you ye4tn tOr aIecttoh W. o"ooso'.
fRemeMber, this great truth has. Offer
We eimtass make ourselves losabla. would
80 we be loved 49, !.
~. 81, ,,,,sa,s .s,Dear ss dasolas
lpouga s,. tile .Iia5 atfpe>1- o. ;.
track. :, ~. 81. ,,,.,a,
4et,tee,nlea% 1na1 we cASs on 'i.c ~ =. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
The Popular Capacity for Scan.

One OF the most saddenlng anu
humiliating exhibitions which Human
nature ever makes Of Sitsek, is in its
greedy creduhty touching all reports
Of the misdemeanors of good men.
If aman stands high, as a moral force
in the community, free ofsocial and po-
litical sin; if he be lodked.up toby
any considerable number. Of people
as an example Of virtpe if the Whole
thread and power Of his life be in a
| high and pure direction; if. bis per-
sonality and infdehce render any al
legation against bis CHARACTER most
improbable, then most readily, does
such allegations find eager believers.
It matters not from what source the
slander may eomaa. ~ ,'Multit1des will
be Influenced BY a report against a
good mans character from. one who
would not be believed under oath in
any matteE. involving the Ipacuniary
interest of. fifty cents, Ehensjapdsr7
er may not be nptorjously ,basevtmsg
be panderer to the worst passions
and. the. lowest. .,vices-may ,be ~
shameless sinner against soeial'vptme
may be,a thief, a rnotorious,li~r, i
druukard; aprlib,'rtine, ora lAarlot--
all this matters nothing. MfO,ep-
giue, that. throws the mu,iis is not ne.
gardedr Yhe white object at which
The foul discharges arc. aimed lis only
seen; and the delight of the bystand-
ers and 1oolsets.on nis measured by
the s,ucess of the stain sought to be
inAictednL '''!" .imo" ~ '''d IA"
AS Between worldihgs and the man
who processes to be guided and. 'cohi
trolted-by!C Christian motives, all Tits
is natunil enough. 1.-THE man bound
up in. his selfish and sensual delights,
who ees a Christian fall, or hears tie
report that be has fallen, is natural
lyI'comforted id the Pslief 'thae,o after
all, men are alike that, ,noi one of
| Them. however :. much be may pro-
less. .isa better than anothan lt'.iH
quite essential TO his camiort that he
cherish II ana. =, 6ortify himself IN this
conviction.:lSo, when'any great scans
! ldsl arises in quarters ,,lwhere he has
found himself and his course of life
|copdemned, he listens with ready
ears, andis unmistakably glad I'VE
say this is'naturall however bassland
malignant it may be; but %heppeo.
pie rephted good EAnay, people pro.
Tossing to IbeH OhfistisnrIshrug their
virtuous shoulders and shake Sheir
feeble heads, while nfoal, !, scandal
Touches vitality the character Of one
of; their own hdtnbe er,. and menaces
the leStinguis1maht Of an, Influence
higher Of hhmblar, 10 by '@hitE, the
world 'iss made bgttef,,.' We Hang puut
heads With shame, or raise them With
ifuaigltpstion:! IT su0hs, a thiinngg,a asss thit
is natural, itproyes lusst Ions ;gn e.. thing,
VIZ that these men p 1 arr ohyp9criItFssSs iItFsSs
There Is 40 40 man, Christian or Pagan.
who can rejoice in the faintast degree
over the h's reppted fall Of any,; Other
| man from reotitude, without being q,
heart scampa, Alltthisreadineas tc
belieyeevil .of 4others,, espseiallyi-o
those who,have been ireputed. toebe
reninsntly good, islan evidsncSof Don.
! soious weakness undsrs temptation
,,vt 1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

~ A young lady in; Iowa recently
whipped opt an ihcipieht. eqRaastati0a
with her stockings. She had heard that
fremen use chose" in stopping fires;
proper thing. 49, D"'A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
gION0:.:.gRRFIigHR&,

YNy. .-plf Iin - ,-l:.i'IH. -. r
Il HE sTONo CoMPANY ihaye built
largo Store Houses at the several Depees
ON nls c,lc. &!NB::R :R.s,;for shs recsptiou
and preservation In gb6oa - ctaSt ctatS pf their
sertiazets, alld<wal keep sesappl5 ON
hand till planting time, 30 that pisnsers
can haul as their convehience without
ordering bssotS Anaa vaitfrrgits ar,
rival, and then perhaps having te haul
on the only good days for plOaghing dar
ring che season. ~ @',,a-.' ''''' ~
-'''''"%2 PRICES &. S. =. Ia,
stono Soluble anano, Cash. >,s4s 90
"as',;u.'.i o., ..'"n. Time, till rs -
1st Nov, without tfntetast,r $500
ston.or Add phosphate, Cash. - :. sss 90
a., ls',.s q Time, as
ab0ve, i-l'h.' -t.iH,i'' Sl w
pr.yage and freight IN addition, to be 3
psia ia,Ahl , l!aa oa delivery !,.., :, =: = :.
Hant early, before thapads set bad,
and whilst the land is too wet to plough4
s, 8. ToMFK1NS, Agent
y Aus -, 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
FERTILIzERS. &

T AM still Agent for that wen known
Guano. ZEEL'S AMMONIATEG
SUPERPROSPHAT
Aso. am Agent Tor the ATLANTIC
GUANO. and ACID PHOSPHATE fol
composing with Cotton Seed.
Price Of Acid Phosphate in Charleston
Cash, SSS oo
Time, without interest, S1'OO
For particulars. address Mr.. JAMES A
DozIEn, or myself, at Edgefeld r..
o. F. CHEATHiAM...
Jan. s, 5 . tt 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
Or of'abhsdaJusbboa Vic that
fhde Somldrt in'" "shsihent' e0mpahtoh4
sh;.Sfyf 1ot i.uoJ u jDnnii". @I ~ aln n"I7.
'Rf'DaitycFof1tp"b Defefreass jA

1'' AAsEEaWspsI VIII ar. .epsEelyu wrap;
i'peda aupinrtheiS, aWn 4, J9Gcnpatisaa tnat1
'ttaly fealnthat thay,n Aavel,uetrtmls
to attend;to anything baktAererEpent
business,oSythed dhonr, titEvery'aonsroi
them expects aodandr'time, ,"our some
day to get'h1s life hstrbd. .s~ st"' n"'
f. Hesayy sed1imself, rspessealy,i"a
must ses abeut4getting TIED life fnsr
t4anes pullcy.mf f1sne11s sHpbiagdchi
I II Should hsvetbeeh1 doRy l5hg ago!
It iHrmylsolsmn ?duty 'sB make pfo7iu
sion fol" tny family and If "ahJthHg
were to- HAPPEN TO >me'and' this s'ifoe
done what Would 'bseoHle 6fttem?'
AH,'#ell !. to.mofro@r Will 'ab It.
"a day eaH make tio giHstghte. =, ut
lwoIla''' a''begi BE- .eMytfaoYdiSSrSs,M ihdggdh, If
|.ahYtbfng Were u RappeH" ,.ttDY.!htigghc" .ttDY !htigghc"
y ss9t Soaae,7 .s|tseBBs 'ssS7st 'sSt
feaIred 2 9@Ast lFd dhaRp.ep RsE.ep, s9me tlMsA a@Ild @
doesah happen ,aulySsas 4tteP, without
wakknlng Ellth It, thAerai y y. AZ, az reason,
why it should not occur on that 49,
\ EFel IT, as e on ,?yy apy other Hishts ,,.u ~
gSaa,5iSI,tss s5Stsstga stS SI ysys v J.
always, wyayss, garriea {llnt' lnto teHpGt. if ltbs
mo'aF0w, we're s alYaXs tEflzzed tFEffilzed APon a9da ID
the pressing duty. ,d19ne,. it .wH0Iprlldfl be
welI, Rut.t9oJ often ;, this ial not sNa
rT1o,poEEqM aRdr..ta. morrow. apaitQ,,
,Ill ,mIlofsowIl ersepson. its petty pace; ii
the menths fellow, aftarleashi athaE
sadwhat osnIha,. .d0aecon. Any.sdAyp,
.po dagais found ,torabensaitedreforb
Thss.dnty is dafersedl until, eatulast1
the erisis comes, and Il with itthe csts
asthophe.ninl'. "n;s.t'i han ~ni l" "v.r'
:, One df,the besshiuses Of an annial \
verssry period, such as that %hchI 4
we'hsve' Jtst passed, is to ohdckiths1 4
selfish activity of MEN, whoatS ehs
tirefy wrapped 'up-ii ii their 6wn' 6cct.,. 4
.pa6Dns, and to impress them With d
senss OF thsirddty to Others, do e$sc!'f
tnally that they viii So,' 'at 6pos, ala
pefSfm tHM d .ity.t The business mal,, |
*hos RiSs allowthAIA1Is|ws WI; !ysasr :
to gst fRr . oR its cSqrae ai5f H5fl ,E hh b has
serfSEyplea tbs autS tS.. 0f llEAqTpi lEAqTpilig igo hiE
HE for the benefit ..,St. ,St thHSss. rEh rEho are
now dependert upon him.-N. vi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
.>xass4,aaa ssi,sIsis,d.

-e..I! ,on1-h,' .,!i-L o,ii lef.-a,f -
10 -: kini.p,, I.,", orli:u ~ ......
zs~eou - tn. .,tnr, II "a ,'s.,;s.
ssatr Nj f.,s,.f \ .a 80 ,..' si.,4.,
- ,hi ssto.ts."t .i.",. .:.i.',.i..a III q
;. i,uu ~! 70 ,,i,;iKi.s,",, " ~iE
~ silii arta"iidl at s~rSit s'tr nj
~" h'.A .n'tsl1 tn,n'~ 1,.di =. .i,,
'is1 81 .tih han14as r, ..,!~,1r,.
: Ina -N'' IL .'i'i,,, q: s~A -. hn,np !sA
1ok hson-r,"Ii -,r, ,'.,y ei,i Il. ,i1k4
s'''''rqs-sr .s'.'.'-.s-r~---s-,-al
.'a'''s 10 ',,-tau. -. .a..- ..Jfit6 81:
-n'-veLJME x1xYiII:.H5. fesaz
Gua = ~ I'.,I 2l".' III ~ rnt'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

x aF Tho quality osswhisky, at3 Mont
ssaISf ais q 6 ss aif aaa sa
u mi esi l,htll h,,a!g y. ~ SnlAsY ,tll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
"A LECTURE
Tonp Aoung Men.

-. AfAe
JNSt 'RdJitsketl, II, II rSeatcd EMcetope.s q
H.. Price ,Sts Gaista. 4 { iaJ.'i, -.
A LKCTuRE, on the Nature, Treat-,'
"a ment and Radical curt. of Spermao. d,
torrhGa,, Or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
untary Emissions, Sexi.ar'D Debility, and
'Impediments ton Marriage generallyss'i'
NeIyQusness, Gonaupption,. Epilepsyp!
and Fits Mental and Physical .Incap2ci-
y, resulting nom Self.Hhlse, etc.-Bt -
ROBERT..J.: CULpERWEbL, NJ. d., ~
&uthor Of the q. Greea Book" 90. -. s".,/
The, world-renpwnedr euthor, ia. thi4 De,
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from. -,
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FEsygERlt 4Afp TxEf4tA4tATIqSS, E4sts ~, ..!nl
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RHEUMATISM, HEART DISEASE, A &
WaAAs, SCDRHbA, DRaasY, &eoi!df ~
f'fIOW Stxangey that ne, importsuceuf,
~ y, lkesgiag 81 3 4 ths B blSsa guEs spd uads.l
l,6i4oda, pqyitfX, the ,gaids and juices OF thea
body, onsR eRtn all fhe passages of tho
body, and lef off the. corrupt hnpors. i,
Nathfe's laWSatesahtple and wise. When
[',pt bodies afe out, 'ef order, our blood >.
fhlf,prs, ~ sa&laWHe ess. and pimples, per- :
maps, affect the. skin. distaste for ,fod,.
Headache, and constipation occur. Do,
:tot &aff f6r further troubles to appear,
pub clean out the stomach and bowels of
,limE, corrupt Qgnlulations start the
Iweat-glandS and the water passages into i
,5pSration, and all your. bad feelings will T
liabpear. Mother Nobla's. Healing
Syrup never fails to start all of natures.
.riachipary, and will cause it to move q
'hhrmoniOuslg in every part. What adyi
whO. has q sewing, achine can contiiue
: working it for years unless she OCCASION
lily cleans out the dirt and lubricates
.-he machinery? Or what man would
undertake to use his wagon for months
without oiling it to make it run easy? :
Just so with the human body. 1t mnst
be cleared of impurities, and fabricated
with remedy which possesses the five !,
essential properties for which the discov-
sry Of Mother Mobiles is famous. .ri.
This valuable Syrup has but recently
been introduced IN this vicinity, but Mr..
r. w. Cannon has already tested its
merits i'll his family and certifies rs fol-
.ows: = 80. .i a : Il
y JouNsToN's DEPOT, Nov. IA, 1872. q; &;
: Ihereby'certify that my wife has suf-
cred severely for the lasttwo years from .
Tndigesti0alj and she had tried almost
very remedy krown,s and I can cheer
fully recommend Neither Mobiles Heal
nV Syrup as superior to any she has
.ver ttted. By the use of two or three q
bottles she has been entirely relieved.
-. ~. r. W. CANNON.
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