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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-12
Holt County Items.
From the Sentinel

-SpirIt-faecs have mad. their appearance on
the window panes OF Clark Twins residence and
Potter & Ereek's store, formerly j. II. fow-
ems. The outlines Of the CONTINGENCIES IRE Tery
irnpe-feetly delinested.
In the month Of May our County Clerk
issued certificates to pay for sOl gopher scsils.
During the same month - wolf scalps We're
brought in.
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Monday, the 9Th day Of July,

1874, between the hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ.
and five O'Clock p. NJ. Of that day, at the Court
house door in the city of Savannah, county of
Andrew, State of Missouri, proceed 10 sell the
property nl'ose described, or so much as may be
necessary to pay said debt, interest and costs,
nj public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
to satisfy said note, and interest thereon, with
COSTS and expenses Of this sale.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
Sheriff Of Andrew county, Mo-.
HARLAS and MADDEN, Attorneys. 2s3
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-12

BEULAH GRANGE, in Jefferson town.
ship will observe the Fourth Of July In
the old-fashionel style. They cor
daily invite all friends to join them.
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AdDainistrntOr's Notice.

NOT'CE Is hereby given thatlrtters o. admin
IN l~stration upon the estate oil Ed Ju-pin,
late Cf Audrcw county, deceased. have t.cn
granted 10 the undersigned by the Sroba;e Court
Of the county aiorrsaid. bearing date the tn
,in- Of MAY, a. D. lsH. All ;rrsons having
Chains agnins. said estate are required 10 exhibit
them To me for allowance within one -csr aster
the date of said letters or they MAJ be- prrclnded
fr.m any benefit of such estate. snd ii such
claim. be not exhibited within two yea-s tfCn
thr time oi the publication Of this notice, tines
will be forever barred.
FREDERICK BEET,
33Es Administruior of Edward iurpln, dee.
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Monday, the 29th day Of June,

1874, between ne hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ.
and five O'clock =. NJ. OF thai day. at the Court
h0us. door. in the city oe savannah, county Of
Andrew, State Of Missouri. proceed TO sell the
property above described. at public auction, to
thu highest bidde-. tor cash, 10 setisfy said note
and interest thereon, with costs and expenses OF
this trust. PEMBROKE MERCER,
Sheriff Of Andrew Co., No.
February II, rS.s.
a. J. HARLAN, AIRY. 2E
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-12

DEPUTY Brayton's new handbook for
Oranges will he ont very shortly.
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OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. lnpediments to Marriage removed.
New method of treatment. New and remHrkI-
BILE remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, IA
sealed envelopes. Address, ARD Assn
CATION, No. 4 South Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. IAN Institution having a high reputation tor
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order Of Publication.

vITTLII.M A.. Ennis, pisiatil, ys. naraah
w L.. Ennis. defendant.
Now. on this I'D day o: May. 4. D.. Ii74-
comes William 4. Ennis, the pls,nt'n in the
above entitled cause, by Harlan " Madden, his
ai'orncys, before the undersigned Llc;t Of thu
Circuit Court Of Andrew cCupIy. in the SIatc oi
Missouri, in v~acation, and files his petition and
affidavit, stating among other things, thai the
above named Defendant, Hannah Il, Eunis', res-
iiencc ard whereabouts is 10 him wholly uu-
krOwn, That she does not reside ut her Usual
place of abode ~ this state, and hat he believes
that she - not now - resident OF he state Of Mis-
souri," IL il t.Iercrpou ordered by the clerk
rfores.id, in vacation, tfGt publicsgion be made
motif ing her hat IN rCticn has been commenced
against her in the Circuit Court Of iudr.w couI-
~, STATE oil Missouri, the object and general ni-
tire of which Is IL procure the order and decree
OF said court, dlasoiving the bonds OF milrimo-
ny existing between her and plaintiff herein,
and tfi.i un,ess she DE and appear AZ the next
term OF said court, 10 be holden at the Court
house in the city OF savannah, within the county
aforesaid, On the 3d day OF August, \. ID. ls1i,
and on orheiore the sixth day OfsaId term, Or the
srme shall so long continue, and ~ not, then be-
fore the end of the term Judgment will De rem
dered against her as prayed in plaintiffs petition.
IL is further ordered that l. copy hereof DE pub
lished in the Andrew County Republican, u
newspaper published in sad county OF Andrew,
for four weeks successfully, the last insertion TO
De NJ least four weeks before the COMMENCEMENT
Of the next term of said court.
PHiNEAS EDW ARDS, Clerk,
by ADRIAN DonBs, Deputy.
state of Missouri, County of Andrew, ss:.
/, Phineas Edwards, Clerk of the Circuit
Court within and for said county, hereby certify
the above and foregoing to be u true copy OF the
order Of publication in the cause therein named,
rs fully as the same remains on file in my Office.
Witness, Phineas Edwards, Clerk
SEAL } }Sr sa,a aa GSsi' at m MY ONCE ne in sss SAVANNAH AMMAN,
Mo-. this 10th DAY q May y,b is1t inns ,c,,..
s2s ell.3 By u DonRs. d. C.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-12
THE LADIES' FRIENDl
Improved Davis
LOCKsTICH, VERTICAL FEED
SEWING MACHINE.

SA AANN
Which is beyond question, more perfect for all
kinds of work than any other machine in use; a
a combination of simplicity, durability and
economy, manufactured of the VERY Best M
PORTED srBEL, and composed of only TWELVE
working parts, while other machines have from
thirty TO forty.
THE VERTICAL FEED BAR
Involves a new feature in Sewing Machines,
possessing one of the most valuable working
principles ever patented; its operation is posi-
tive, enabling ii to run over seams and turn cor
ners without changing the tension, length of
stitch, or stopping the motion of the machine,
snd TO sew any number of thicknesses OF any
length, without busting; entirely preventing the
fuliin2 and pickering of one piece, while the
other remains straight; and at the same time, in
n practical manner, will do what no other ma
chine car. tO-wit:
lake ALL rIr STRETCH FROM THE GooDs.
Operating with equal facility on the heaviest rs
We'll MS tine lightest fabrics, leaving n seam alike
on both sides, beautifully smooth, strong and
elastic. II Is especially adapted to the diversified
wants OF family sewing, as ii does any kind of
work which can be done with a sewing machine,
with less changing or adjusting than any other
machine i'll the market, and is SO simple in con-
s~truction that i: can be used by any one with alac-
rity. II u one of the largest machine manufac-
tured that is adapted to FAMILY USE, TAILOR
INC OR LEATHER WORK.
In presenting the improved Davis we
claim, In addition to its superior principles,
more absolute perfection OF workmanship and
more complete adjustability than pertains to any
competing machine.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.
IRA CARL, Travelling Agent.
a. NJ. Cross, Genl Ag't, st. Joseph, Mo.
GEs@Cal at J. Il. l.ussells, and examine the ma
chine, and leave your orders. 253
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

ON Friday. Jan end. two cdlurci men
Allen Mcpherson. and Henry Williams
burgiarionsIy entered the house Of ID. e,
Murray, resident Of Raleigh. They
were arrested the next day, tried the nexI
week at Wake Superior Court before
Judge Watts, able counsel having been
assigned them by the Court, aud after pa
tient aud impartial hearing,a jury CONF
posed rarity Of whites, and partly NJ col
ored, brought In verdict Of guilty, after
only halfan hours dellheratlon. They were
sentenced 10 he hanged ON the 18th Of
February next.
This ought to serve as n salutary warm
Ing to those Wind prefer dishonesty 10 Ia.
Dor, The tendency of the times Is much
III That direction, and the public mind Il
becoming weary ofthe repetition ofcrimc.
II looks fort prompt remedy. and jurics
aud courts are impressed with the need Of
stern actloh,
Criminals must beware. They can ex-
peci no indulgence IL the present state 81
things, hut must make fatal expiation
for their guilt. Mercy Is exhausted.
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Daaviiie market.

The Fegistcr Of the nth says that the
DASyt.LE Warehouse had its first
sale last Friday. Holland 4 Co quote
good I,iss "A to5. Leaf, common $3.50, Ia
ESQ. GSa.i $3.50, to $50, Common Bright
sls, TO 300
The prospect IL, that the market will
som open actively. Yet the effects Of the
panic still exist. and farmers viii yet have
10 exercise patience fora while.
The Register says, those who are d.
rettIy concerned IN the trade Of our town,
as well as business men generally, look
forward not only for large and active
trade In the leaf during the current year.
but anticipate very extensive operations
In the manufacture OF the weed. All, OF
nearly all Of the manufacturers viii com-
mence work Ia the Springer before.
This u encouraging, and the planters
Of Orange, Person and Caswell may lool:
forward 90 remuneratIse prices, and NAV
go to work with confidence In their prep
arations for the next crvp.
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New rsper-.


We have received tile prospectus of the
Carolina Herald, a new paper aboutto I've
started nj Oxford, under the management
Of Mr. VIM. Blggs, late Of the Tarboru
southcrner.
Mr.. Biggs, Is well and favorably known,
through hIs connection withIhc Southern.
e for more than eight years, a. an able,
vigorous. aud well Informed writer, and
q. nipst genial and pleasant gentleman.
Tho Herald has our cordial good wishes.
The publication uf the Turrh-Light has
been removed 10 Oxford, where Il will ap-
pear about the ist ~ February, under the
management Of Davis h Robinson.
II Is nv Amateur paper, and claims n
be the only paper IN the South, edited,
printed and published by boys. II 4 an
enterprise suggested by energy, aud sus-
taIned by industry, and calls for the cor
dial support Of all who sympathize with
those who prefer work TO sloth, aud man
" effort 10 slavlsh dependence.
Give the paper encouragement.
The first number Of the Grange has
come to hand. Il supplants the Lantern,
published at Rock Hin, and Is devoted 10
the interests Of the Oranges. Price $500
per year. n. G. Robertson, Editor.
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We learn that q number of Planters
have taken their Tobacco 10 market, and
as u matter Of course have been disap-
pointed because they have not made sa.-
isfactofy sales.
Iftl,ey had read or taken the REcoR>
DIR, they would have. saved their time,
trouble, and expense. We have stated
time and again that there was no such
movement In tile tobacco market a.
would warran. the Warehouses to invite
business. They have been careful to hold
out no such delusion.
On the contrary, they have clearly and
candidly stated their insbility TO move
under the present condition Of things,
and counselled patience.
The information which we have from
time TO time given to the farmer Of the
condition ofthc tobacco market was nc
curate, aud well considered. 1t was mol
conjecture or individual opinion, bul
founded upon close observation OF facts
and circumstances.
Our interests are SO clearly identified
with those OF the farmer, that we would
mt only mt nisleai them, but give them
the most accurate information, even "a
the disappointment Of present hopes.
let them patronize the Recorder a. they
ought, anti they will save In many ways
the price ~ their subscription. The above
isa notable Instance.
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RALEIGH NEWS.

we regret 10 see In the News Of the 10th
the withdrawal Of Col SAINT 7. Williams
nv political Editor of that paper. Col. w,
has always welded ready. graceful, and
able pen. and has done good service to The
c,ise he ha. advocated and he has won
golden opinions from his confreres Of the
press by his uniform courtesy. and high
toned bearing.
Wherever he may go'and In whatever
capacity he may hsneeforth serve he will
b ar with him our hearty good wishes for
his success.
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OPINIONS GHnoan

We extinct the following from ile
Petersburg Va. Index aud Appeal OF the
10th:
TIL. DEBT OF NORTH CAROLINA. On
the first page of the paper this morning
appears an editorial article froni the Ills
boro, N. 4. Recorder on the subject Of the
State debt Of North Carolina, as well as
communication rum the Raleigh News on
the zane topic. The views advocated by
the Recorder appear to DC OF peculiar force
aud Justice; aud are expressed with exccp-
tiuilal ability. The attention Of the people
Is invited 20 the articles referred tn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for
January, contains lavish supply of first
rate articles II Is now in its fourteenth vol
9ume and every year increases it's popu-
Iarity and adds new friends to It's large
llst uf admirers
The magazine Is improving constantly,
md Is splendidIy adapted to tEe members
ofthe household. The presel,t number
contains three engiayings and other. gDod
things In proportion'
Price of magazine one dollar per Year.
with chrome Yosemite, one dollar and a
iiaif' Address Woods Household Magazine
Newburgh, N. X.
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Imporlsn. % ,Ismmlssieass..

Tho following note from Representative
DR.. Pride Jones, explains itself, and set.
tiles aquestion which II was thought nee
essary to decide by farther legislation.
RAb.iaB, Jan. 10Th, 1874.
Editor ~ Recorder by reference "a
chap s.. sec. IS, of Battles Reylsal. il will
be seen, that tile Board Of county Commits.
sionen have ample authority to make
persons confined in jail after conviction,
work on the public roads or any useful en-.
Payment, TO provide guards&c.
This Legislature will take no action on
the subject, rs existing laws cover The
ground. Please publish, for tile informa-
ton of our Commissioners.
Very Respectfully,
PRIDE JONES.
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SOUTHERN MUSICAL JouRyAI,

SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL.
IN the December number Of this popular
musical monthly we find the following
choice nI,isic, vizs 1.-THE Dear Old Cottage.
\ chafining song and chorus. by =. X,
whiting: On The Danube River "a.
voriie song by Hamilton Aide. |" The An.
vii Clioius, from Trpvatore, arranged fol
piano by Baumbach; aud Januita,' also
for plano.
The above named pieces cost, at retail,
over d dollar; but by subscribing Tor the
Journal lsl.OO a year, they can be had fol
a little over eight cents. Valuable pre-
miums are also given new subscribers,
Send youraddress for a specimen copy and
premium list, giving full information.
Specimen copies free. Address
LUDDEN Il BATES PUBnsHERs,
Savannah. Ola.
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sTATls OF NORTH OARoLINA.
Superior Court iih Dec. 1874.
James Williams, Order b

oNNNts AbNNNt
Superior Court ith Dec. 1874.
James Williams, Order of
against Publication,
Charles Williams & others.
UPON reading aud filing ri the Conis
plalnt In this case and II appearing 10 the
SATISFACTION 81 the Court that Charles VIII
lianls, Person w. Wells anl Polly Glenn.
Jefferson Williams and Bryan Williams
are i1n-residents OF the State.
u Is therefore ordered that publication
I've made ln the "Hillsboro Recorder, n
Newspaper published In the town Of Hills
bor0, for six successive weeks. notifying
the said Charles Williams. Person w VIII
lians Polly Glenn, Jefferson Williams aud
liryan Williams to be aud appear before
The Clerk ufthe superior Court OF Orange
County. within that time to plead, aiiswer
OF demnr to the complaint which Il filed
In the Glerks Office, Ur the Plaintiff will
apply tothe court for the relief demanded
III said complaint.
Witness 0EoRGR LAWS, Clerk Suterior
Court Oronge County, al office In Hilisbo-
bofo.
GEORGE LAWS, Clerk,
Dec 10th prizes all $40. Superior Court.
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The Carrier Car the RecoRuER spent his
money received far the Carriers address,
i,y sending portion ofittn the Orphans
Asylum at oxford; another pdrticu 10
Mrs. Fry, the widow Of The Cuban Mar,
tyr. and the balance % the family o.
HeartweIl Blaiock. who had fivc sons
killed In The Isss war. aud oneniaimed for
life, who was afterwards murdered In this
town &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

The hearts Of many sorrowing relatives
and OF a large circle Of sympathizing
friends were saddened by the Intelligence
ofthe death fthis lady which took place
In Fayetteville osl the 18th inst, after h
lingering iilness from consumption.
She was the daughter of John u. KIrk-
land Esq OF this place, and the wife Of
the Rev. II. g. Hill, Pastor of the Presbys
terrain Church In Fayetteville.
Her remains were consigned to the last
resting place In the family burial ground
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corn WEATHER.

ON Thursday last tho long deferred cold
weather csnie In gorl earnest. On Friday
morning at san.fise. the msrcnry stood at
i2above zero. and on Saturday nj 10 ut the
Same hour. Tile ponds here raasel with
agoaI covering anf lev. AMI an Saturday
were filed witha flying thfohg enjoying
the rehabilitation Of a skating frolic.
The irr.hmises were mostly flied with
Ice nearly three incl,es thick and full
stock Tor Summer IA now secured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

A Distressing Cough causes the friends
Of tie sufferer almost rs much pain as
the sufferer himself, and should receive
immediate attention. DR.. Wistars Bal
sam of Will Cherry speedily cures coughs,
colds, influenza, sore throat &C. ~ VIII al
ways relieve Consumption. and IN many
wifi astcsted eases itiias effected q perez,
cure
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NORFOLK.
orr NORFOLK Correspondence.

<ff- S<ttttVf - \ fctttdNt anu tt-'teN
have beenreaI winter days and almost the
first we have had this season, clear cold
aud windy. The thermometer is still fall-
ing and the young people are anticipating
plenty of fun II The river freezes over.
The truckers In this section have peas
up and looking well; no danger ~ the
crop IL apprehended.
is good. Day before yesterday three ves-
sells cleared from Norfolk for foreign ports
with large cargoes tf cotton, stayes and
other freight, and others are loading.
Cotton continues to flow In and Uhr mefA
chants find themselves very btisy hands
llngit. This trade Ia expanding rapidly.
aud If II continues increasing at The press
ent ratio our market viii soon be second
only to New, York.
In evidence Of this may mention that
up to the 18th our merchants had beuyht
here OH local account just about $4,000
bales ri cotton with nearly Ave months
more for thr trade to continue. The fol-
lowing comparison between this total and
the total on al accounts received .hsTe
years ago.
1853. B.i74.
1850. i7.777.
1860. ..Ss. 1914.
Total In three years 57.il4 o. which o4l
bales only were handled here.
The funeral % Mr.. VIM. Rollins
Broughton, one Of the most promising
young men of the city, took place ON yes
terday. His death was from consumption
superindmced w excessive application to
study.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
The unfortunate young man Win. +;
Edison so dreatlfnlls injured last week by
being caught betweet the omnibus and
stable ruof Mt the stable Of tie National
Hotel, last week, has been removed 10
Saint. vincents Hospital, for treatment
and nursing. His back was broken and
he is In very precarious condition.
MuTISY.
The British ship Arlington which was
cleared from this city several days ago.
with cotton Is still lying in Hampton
Roads, unable to sail on account of mutt
ny among the crew aud u refusal togo to
sea. Yesterday the British coiisul and U.
s. Marshal sent a steam-tug down with
guard aud arrested the sailors. who were
put. chains aud brought TO the city. They
will be tried by United States Court.
Quick TRIP.
The Steamer Mediator ~ the Loriilard
Line arrived here yesterday having made
tile trip frnn New York IN % honrs. This
Is one ofthequickest trips on record.
DEATH OF MISS LAURA ALEXANDER. !
kilograms from New--York announce
tile death IN that city az Miss Laura All
exander, the actfess, who was a native Of
North Carolina.
ANusEMEN1s.
Joe Murphy will app.ar at our Opera
House on the aOth inst. Professor Dom
aIdson expects 70 make his balloon ascen>
sion next wetk.
The Masonic drawing Is postponed uns
I'll May 5ih. large orders are still coming
In from every direction.
nRs. FRY.
About Si25 dollars have been subscribed
here FOR The relief Of Mrs. Fry, the widow
Of Capt Joseph Fry. Il.
-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

CM r. McCauley, Esq. Senator from
Arson and Union. was in town on Friday.
His family will most probably become
residents OF this place during the education
III his children at our excellent sclioDis,
III. McC. n native or Orange.
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f.gpaEH ALMANAC.

We are indebted to Geo. w. Cffilds, pub.
Usher Of the Public Ledger, Philadelphia,
for copy Of his elegant asd useful Alma.
nae for 1874.
Mr.. lChllds keeps hlmselfln pleasant rs.
sociatlon with Tie press BY this yearly
compliment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

The Danvillc Register Of the isIh says
that the wife Of Mr.. Charles Harvey ol
Pelham, CaswcIl county n. c. was seri-
ously burned by the overflow and igni-
ton OF Kerosene lamp. Her clothing
was nearly burned from her person. and
twas feared she had inhaled the flames.
Her situation was very critical.
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State Of North Carolina.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Petition 70 sell Lani Jiorrsym.nt " Ds,1s.
Pride Jones; rs fssitnf Uadsallader Jonc.
deceased.

detetseds
dgoinsi.
Cadwalla,ler Jones, 7 ID Ruin and wlf,l
Mary, Josiah Collins anh wife Sally,
Mary, Rehecca, Robin, Sarah and fucy
Jones, heirs OF Rn.iln Jones, deceased.
III appearing 10 the satisfaction IN the
Court, that the Defendants. Cadwallader
Jones, Mary, Rei,eccl, Robin, sarah ami
Lucy Jones, heirs OF isobin Jones, deed.
arc lionsresldents bf the State: It's t,1cr,.
forr ordered that publication be made inthr
Hlllshuro Recorder. Newspaper publlshs
ell IN the Town Of iIiIlsboro for SIX success.
sive weeks, notifying them toappearat the
Office Of the Clerk OF the Superior Court ~
Orange County, within that time. 10
plead answer or demnr to the Complaint
filed IN said office, or judgment will he
asked for the reliefdeuanded IN said com.
plant BY the Plaintiff.
Witness George Laws Clerk or the
RapefiOr Court Of Orange.
Il GEO. Laws, Clerk.
Superior Court Oratige Go.
Z 18th Nov. 1878 6w. $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

Iron IN the Blood.--when the blood Is well
suppllci with is iron element, we feel
vigorous aud fall ~ animation. IL ls an
insuuilicicncy ofthis vital element that
inakes Us feel weak aud low.spirted; IN
such cases. the Peruvian syrup 10 proiox-
hie ~ IrDnl can supply this deficiency.
aud Us Use viii Invigoratv is wonderfully.