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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22
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Persons NJ n distance may he CURED At
HOME By addressing laiter ~ 9r Hipnygln, nyglnl,
enae las continued, and have medicines
promptly forwarded, free from damage an1
curIOsltv. 10 any part of tho country WIN Iuit
mud ulaln dl ociionH for use. hy enclQAng 1hu
II 4 reeisfored letter ur through the Phai once,
ar through Wells, Fargo COu package ot
medicine win be forwarded BY Express TO any
hart of the Union. WIZ IN. ~ ". =.
corner of Commercial, San Franclscn. lntE
ofIice box iDj7 Rpmcmber 10 pnt BpA Aysd
ofi tho letter. Consultation FREE hH9yL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

MEDIcAL-We were handed cir
cular during the week by DR.. D. M.
Jones, which announces that the ninth
regular course of lectures in the medi-
cal department of the Willamette
University, will commence with a
public address on the evening of the
18th of December, 1874. The Faculty
haye, for very good reasons, extended
the term of lectures from four months
to six.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

N. BAUM wants 200, 900 pounds Of
good wool and will pay the highest
market price for it. Pays for eggs, Is
cents; butter, Is to 20 centsi lard in
lob cans, $1.975; and for all other
produce the highest market price. Has
the largest stock of goods and sells
them cheaper than any house in the
city. Call and see for yourself in Chea-
dies brick building.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22
SEASONABLE ADVICE
TO SU FF Err ERS!
DR.. THO nj As,
DocroR OF MEDtcIsn, PHYSICIAN a SURGEON.
COL Kearney Street, cor, Of Sacramento.
up stairs
SAN FRAN sis co.

SUFFERERS from the follles of youth. Sem
inal Weakness, Spermatorrh9a,, Exhaustion
Of the Genetative System, Syphilis, Gopor-
rhnn, Structure Of the Urethra, Sore Throat.
Eruptions of the Skin, Varicose Veins and ".
GERS Consumption OF tho Lungs, Diseases, @
the Heart, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, should
c6nsult
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

Published as a warning and for the benoflt
OF yOnng men and others who suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY LOSS OF MANHOOD,
etc nointing out the means of self cure Writ
len by Nathaniel Mayfair, Esq, who cured
himself after undergoing considerable qnack..
ery, and mailed free on receiving postpaid
directed envelope, by the publisher
DIR. JOHN NJ. DAGNAL,
I'D II Clinton street, brooklyn, N. "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

INFORMATION is wanted of the
whereabouts of Newell G. Hulen, who
left Monroe county, Mo-, about the
18th of last March under peculiar cir
cumstances, and it is supposed he is
some place in Oregon. Willis ii.
Fountain, of Sturgeon, Mo-, will liber-
ally reward any person who will send
him any information on the subject,
State papers please copy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22
Chapped Hands and Face,
sore lips, Dryness Of the Skin,

Cured Al 6nce BY HEGEAiAN's cANPHoR
frsss WITH GLYCERiNE. II keeps the hands
soft * All weather. eiH That you get hbGE-
YAN'a. Sold BY al DrigRsia, only y cents
Manufactured only by HE0BNAN q Co., tnefn'
lsts apd Dguggltta, rev YORK lAhl' ny
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22
DR. THOMAS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Whose studies haye oeen pursued H 1 adlasI ~
ordinations rs Member % sio q the 2ya 9oes ~
Roynl College Of Pbysicinns; London, 1864 ~
eentIatc in Midwifery, London, 1854 and grpI,
unted as noctor of Medicine 1T 'Ilebig's Univar.
sify of Glossen. Germany, in 1870 All thcsa
Ilinlomns can bc seen In his Consulting Ronns,
With the signatures of the first English AMI
Continental Physicians attached, attestins t1
his nrolciency, The Doctors sole reasons los
riyinp Il list Of examinations passed is merely
To prove to those requiring assistance tint hl
has received thorough education, md 70 lis:.
tincuish him from pretenders or seli-sttled
Doctors, who III nearly every instance are pn.
possessed of any qualifications whatever, sud
Who endeayor In Their advertisement IA rnft
bdnm ubOh the legitimate practitioner, anal
deceive the wealt-minded by bogus teslmOuls
MIA and inisrepresentations Patients b,iVrI
placing theif lives 10 the hands OF q medical
advisor should ascertain qt what University no
Pa seS his RpS@bS bss RANGED oysr
twenty.sx years n Europe, South Alrs@ aad
MeIbourne MIIbone Ere Tsttan fis treStment @ n scm
~ W" ~ q, y III ,hysIcoi incanacty ia un,s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

ANNUAL MEETING.--Those interest
ed will see by reference to the adver-
tising columns that the annual meet
ing Of the Stockholders Of the Eagle
Woolen Mills Co., of Brownsville, will
be held in that city on the 10Th oi
lime
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

LUMBER WANTED.-The Albany
and Santiam Canal Co. advertise in to-
days paper that they want sealed pro-
posals for furnishing 10000 feet of lum-
ber, to be delivered at or near Albany
by tile 18th or Goth Of next june
They also want at the sape time 20
600 cedar shingles. For further infor-
nation look at their advertisement in
another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

OMIssIoN.-We omitted to state In
our report of the proceedings of the
Linn county convention, that J. b.
Irvine, Esq, of Scio, was nominated
for Coroner. Some of Jesse's friends
have pitched nto us for our careless
ness, and we hasten to make amends
Should Jesse possibly be elected, the
first inquest over which he would
preside, would be upon the last mortal
remains Of the Independent party.
Indeed we fear Jesse will have to hold
an inquest UFer himself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

If you want stoves or tin-ware at
the lowest rates 60 to De Pew's, one
door west of o. Fox & Co.'S. He has
all kinds Of ware in his line, which he.
sells at the lowest prices. Stoves OF
the most approved pattern can be had
at the very lowest prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

WooD's HotjsEHoLD MAGAZINE, for
May, has an abundance of excellent
reading. There is the real go-ahead
snap to this periodical which entities
it to much credit, and we cannot name
one that will afford an equal amount
of entertainment and instruction for so
little money. The number before us
contains among other articles a paper
entitled "Poor jack" by F. w. Hol-
land, in the interest of seameni "Ehe
Child in the Church." by Mary Hart
we'll; "Kin and Kad," by H. Y. U.s.
borne; "Dumb Days" by Caroline b.
LeRow, and some good poetry There
are several illustrated articles, the
New York Fashions, Architectural
Designs, &c, &c. The illustration on
Decoration day is just the thing
Price of magazine one dollar per year.
Address, Woods Household Magazine,
Newburgh, NY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

BALLoU's MAGAZINE for June has
already arrived and is as usual filled to
oyerhowing with prose and poetry of
the most interesting, entertaining and
instructive quality that it is possible
to procure. This magazine costs but
the small sum of Sl.50, and the con-
tents are so selected that they will suit
all ages. For sample copies, address
Thomes & Talbot, SO Bromfield ST.,
Boston, Mass.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

GRANGE PIcNIC.-The Oranges of
Peoria, Shedd and. Orleans have made
the necessary arrangements for having
a grand union picnic on next Thurs
day, at a grove about q halt-mlle
southeast of Willamette Church, ip
Orleans precinct. Grangers, farmers,
and all who take an interest in such
matters are invited to attend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-22

AvERY's ACTING PANORAMA.-This
panorama has been gotten up in Salem,
and we notice that the press Of that
city recommend it very highly. Itcon-
sists Of several tragedies illustrating
different events in MO8oe history, the
most prominent Of which is called
nChief Enos,'' and illustrates the fa-
NOUS Ben Wright Massacre. 1t will
be exhibited in this city two evenings,
commencing to-day. Ees their ad in
another column
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
snoo>t so Long as II vas.

a Chicago correspondent tells the
lol!o~ing A. recent trial before
Justice Doueherty, i, vas Thought
I'M porJant By the counsel to determine
the length OF time certain two quar-
ters Of beef, ,wo hogs and one sheep, 80
remained 10 au express wagon Ia front
Of plaintiff store, before they were
aiken away b. the defendant. The
witness was s. German. whose kuowl
edge OF EUIIish vas very limited, but
he testified 10 q very plain, straight
forward way to having carried it out
aud put it into the aforesaid wagon.
4, moe, she t.siAe.~~i,.s * .,..-...,ss.
Council. State TO ths J Try how long
il vas after you took the meat from the
store, aud put it into tile wagon, before
it was taken away
Witness Now caunot tell dat
diuks bout dwelye feet. l &c say
nearer a. dat"
Couuoil-"You dout understand
me. How long was It, from the wagon
before it was taken away BY tho de-
fendaut?'
WiIuees-'N Now I know vat you ask
dat for Der wagon he vos buck ~
nit der Sidewalk, uud dats most a.
long as it vas Den feet2 DweIye
feet? Deu l de!z how long it yus ?
Counsel-''I don't wan, IS fnd out
now low the Sidewalk was. but want
20 know (-peakIug very slowly how
long this -u,elt WAS i'll me -
wagon before it as-t4jsu IA
way
Witness-~O. dat! Wen, now I
not sold any more mes. 90. l all the
dime weigh him, never measured meat.
not vet But | diHks bout sree feet =
T Here the spectators aud his Honor
and the jury smiled audibiy Il
know not sheuilsneus, how IS dis. /
tell YOU all eau a. good as know.
Counsel-"Look here I want 0
know how loUg IT was before the meat
was taken away, after it was put into
the wagon n
Witnes,-TL Looking very knowingly
at the counsel Now you dry to get
me in a scrape. Dot meat was sboost
as long as he vas in der shop. OATS
all I dold YOU Dot meat was dead
meat. He don't got much longer IN
dep iousau year, not mOoch
COUNCIL That vii Dc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

Lindsay amt the E'~dACa1a
AaEEs


The P4ducah Asys wLieh IS great
Favofi,e with as, Is Informed, that the
great cause for presenting adce Lind
says uame for Governor at this time.
is because he is the only public man
10 the Frat District whose State repu
,.rior. @..I ,,--,,.,7.,-sl5~ esieea r.'...'sa'-
able hope Tor commanding the nomins
lion. We are aware thst it will he
great sacrifice on the pant Of Judge
Lindsay 70 resign his present position
fyr the Gogernorship, ba, the Demo
cratic party ani The people o. West
Kentucky made hin what re i, and
# the same source demands his yigor
Gus e4er,ious in the political G..j. be
csn not snd viii DOT deny them, even
though il involve some saeri6ce. The
->l.l5 Processes v2rm friendship
for Lindsay, which ~ bsi.l--
% BE siace:s and We esq TO !, i
.. will a3la still, It vii see develop
m-u,s in Central kentucky aul way
ny in the mountaiDs" tina; Will justify
our estimate OF LiEdsay's strength
If the PaIucah papers insist on rnn
ui0S'a padIoah maa, they mag hurt
the only First Distrie; man that can
sin ,as uomujat:ou. and their own
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

& very large number OF citizens of
this county. aud some from Hickman,
Graves sud Ballard. have addressed u
the inquiry if we had any authoritative
eEpres7iou rs 10 whether Judge Cross
band would enter the Congressional
race for reelection. We answer We
have not. The expressions Of poPo-
lar favor which have appeared in these
columns, or otherwise, looking 10 hi
candidacy, have been the free, volun.
tary offerings Of friends, aud entirely
vi,hou, his kuowle3ge or cou~ent. We
know. however. that Jadge c. can bu'
receive such DEMONSTRATIONS from old
irieuds aud admirers as complimentary
The CoURiER has felt restrained in
making shese pub'ic@tions, fearing they
might Fe mi-coostru,d. the public
aooeirg our o0a par,ialify FOR he old
veteran. "A sell could it have been
expected for the "O.a Guard to so
bses On the F.sst Napoleon as TO eS-
reet same Of Is 10 60 tsck on Gross
luud. Keep that familiar Old plume
m the field, or there vii be teui-
bic break in The rauks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
congressional ConvenTIOn,

y z =
!. understood tds. some correspon-
fence esIi he hA3 between mem-
bers Of ms Congressional committee tor
.his District. relative to the calliug
81 convention % notainss Demo
cratic cs.,;i.l,te ,o- corsrss- tie
..h,irn-o = The committee b.inx him
49,. ...;...t .}..r...- .,,n.ted
=, ,.,.. s g.. t,ox ii,,j-
Ia -;,.aa T..
~ - b...oa all a.,.7.3 ,h.,
- ,,.;,. :, ,.,fos ,;v,r., er
g. $1,000. - ....f..,f-
'"'' a. w.
very 'a'Re " J f'''y o. ne parry
A''o. sc ih'nk' the figures OF '-
party strength, :" Toe more recent 'ss
election, e-Peoi1liy The last "A'af'a''
IA o. ffs''17n',4' race '.s'.'y ''' -
the Democracy 'ha' there . -s,~
hsE7ri5h3 'ae PfeFeat ned .nOu' u
popular NrPoH'ieAn' HSe lo'
o. F@'ac 81" become Caua'',''
A''e coz ny ''i9y '"e C''''' anus 70
0''o'' -I''S fis'7'i'9'
." 4:"''' ""''.' ~ .
'in' ''o''' N"I "n''" =" 80 -.
.A'' - ~ -. - .,i ~,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
TIE New YORK W2r!a Is DISPOSED

TUE New York World is disposed,
we conclude, to set on foot another
crusade ihi. time against candy shops,
soda fountains aud Ice cream stands,
lol it declares that any person, OF Sc,
.0f persons, who will rescue the Ameri
eau youth from the dangers OF the
candy shops will earn 4 nation graft
rude. aud should they II The same time
iudaee our dyspeP'ic young men ana
women 10 shnu their ice eoid drinks
the iuisJ;sducss u the Dation would
be 50 much the greater
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
Explosion Ui "a Non-ENpIoder

IHe way OF tHe lnVenIor IS some-
times bard. This IS what happened 10
Prof. George NeSmarsh, Of New Or
! aus. on Wednesday oi last week
White he was explainiuS the inyalu
able poperies Of patent for rendering
Kerosene and other iudamab!e oils uou
explosive, the patent explosion preseu
ter exploded, burning him terribly
over the breast, stomach, haEds, and
face. aud iuiiicting dangeroussnjuries.
Al the time there vas standing near 1
large CROWD Of people listening to the
wonderful story OF the uou-exp loder,
aud some Of them Nere badly burned.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
Ernp Prnsnac,..

Il is matter Of more or leN inter
est 20 every body Whit the crop pros
poets for the year are, viewed IN a seu-
era! way, and taking in the whole
coua'ry The latest information from
Al. points, a. bearing on the leading
staples, indicate a fu,! If rot al 4baul~
ant harvest
I, is evident that we are ~ have .
large corn crop this year, and ii no &C
cilsut befali it will be the largest ye,
grown in America. for the area Is some
what increased in the old corn growing
States, while immense bregd;hs in
iowa. Nebraska and Kansas ire TO be
added The wheat crop il these States
viii zls5 be increased. Te8nes -ee will
thave more than the avcrsge Of both
corn AMI wheat
The prospect for potatoes i not co.
cour1ging, for there seems to be 3
greater uaia5sg Of its euem ny, the Colo
rado beetle, than ever before. and it is
already gu hand, waiting t,r 'ho !e4yes
to appear.
The fruit prospects are represented
As uncommon.y good, aud in those sec
lions especially devoted to fruit the
most ample preparations have been
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
CHILLs AND FEVER

The proprietor o. tbs celebrated me4l-
cine Justly claim. for 30 Hapctiorifr over
all r~r.eties ever oCtr,1 20 bic rri-;r f-
;ho SAFE. cprfGiu speedy. Hrl r,rt7r-.er,
cure Q: Asue aud Fever. or Chu- and
Fever, y befher o. short or long sfnnfir-.
lie Tefers 20 The entire Western ard -orth.
western country to bear him testsus,-,.
~ ;he truth Of 3ie assertion. flnt i, 81,
case ThhteTet. VIII 10 fnil 10 cure. n tis
directions arc strictly followed ava car.
red cut IN great many cp.e. % sirei-
dose has been -uihciert fora cure. rrl
hole families have been cured hva-iu,I4
bottle. With perfect restoration er 3D..
genera hcahh itis. l3wcscr. prudent.
and in every csse more certain 10 cure. ID
its Use j. continued jn smaiicr doses Tor a
~erk or two after tlc disease has been
e'feck~o. moro csrrcr- fff fffssi ry-f-ar-ff-
long strnIlrg cH+r-. i.uaiIr. ti.- re...
CINE O'il not require eny afi 10 Keep tl..
bowels in good order. rl0uid tho raf-c1r.
Ao" ever, require rtflarfte url. rinr.
AFTER having taken three or four aos.t .
The Iorlc, single dose 9f BULLS EEG-
FTAuLE FAGILYPlLLs besaZe.e...
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

To Eerh.ctir7, Is sadly mistaken in its
oriuiou Of I1iZe Cras-laGds popularity
an9u., lie people CT this District. We
learn from igiead who visited wash
iucjon eo,te weeks since, that Col. Cross
lana is daily III receipt OF letters from
persons scattered over the entire district.
urging him - make tae race for Congress
aa5 promising success ahcuid hs consent
t. do 50. rhe Judge Win Re q bard man
q boat bat we think rss can coad5en;ly
ASSERT mat he viii not Be a candidate iyr
Congress - -Aeytt.- = Democrat.
We presume the DentocrGFs oouhi
aeut" assertion II entirely graiaitou.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

Re.uasa,fn, or Resu7s psgon


Reputation IS rot 70 be THOUGHT OF
Mississippi WAS the garden o. me 9oath :
yet Reputation 5lightod her honor olaSt-
I'd her rrosnecIs and olackenei her skies
ID should be the proud MISSION ol the
Democratic Marty to save the nailoual
Government from such fall, suoh "a iste
ana such requiem.
\ nation tbat repudiates iis debts 50
deprived Of its strength IKE % !'s' =
sboru ri bis locks ani fails from l'> B. "a
estate j Ike a woman who loses her afa]f
never Cd rise again q nation may re-
cover from wsr. famine ami pe9iiiehce :
oUt from repud,ation there - Pc fre'' Fly
Look ~ spain and contrast her position
hen Charles sat on her q ro"e' van
her contemplate pcsition to-dAE
and liquidation caused Ler 10 4a4i- l-'e'
NJ Mexico torn and rcut by dlsseHsioHs,
Ierpoilei OF her territory her SOIL water
ell ~i.b the blood Of hcr citizens "to iet'
in interuecipe war These exanp les
proved hat a people are never ruined eE-
ccut by their own aishouor brougat on
their own heads. by their own teed+
lishonor is heavier burden than debt
The heaviest tax that ever was 1A'i on 2
PeoDle is the tax collected on oi turh ''
disiouorable government. the f'Facl-
- ct such government ls equal 10 li'e
Numbering of a robbsr LOOK FL the He
VloraUte condition Of the Southern ott'e=
hich feli into the hands OF the 'cfi pei
Dagger, that scayeuser Of deal nations
{ Cicero tells us how Irrs Tuc1 Aat
ruined Sicily Edmund butKe "a words
/ like living Goals OF fire described rae
/ government of. Warren Hastings over al
India. These were all dishouolIolc gov
/ eruments; and America VIII De added 4,
tl,a Iisf .sy1.,, Il Oferttdiatps her 4ebfs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20


AN 0DE.-Tom Neale, ~ho Is him
self candidate, thus describes thai
genus homo
See how the busy candidate improves
each shining hour his heavenly smiles
aud winning ways are full OF conscious
power. The slobberiug babe ms AT us
iufoid. with soft, persuasive pressure J
he wipes the dew.irops from is nose,
and swears it i a treasure. lie tro's
it on bis supple kuee, despite us frantic
screeches and smiles sereueiy when 1t
pukes all Ger his Sabbath breeches.
See how the busy candidate improves
each little minute. he clasps the noble
sovereigns hand aud VOWS there $
honor in it. lie strokes the snarhps
urchins, with features grave ana sol
emu, while not wave Of trouble Tolls
adown his -pna column,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

VIII Csptain Thomas c. .To1es tFse and
explain The charge i distinctly made
;ha, lie has, since the adoption OF tie
present constitution, either sent or &c
cer.ed a challenge TO f1At duel IN
either event - = inelizibie e the once
OF Clar' OF the Court u AppeaN1-L,1,2
5qiie Commercial.
We don't know that Captain Jones
ever hsi anything TO DO with toe duel
10. but, if he drd, j, does uos aecesssri
Is follow that he i ROW disqualified
thegeby. The constitution gives the
Governor power, after ne years, to
pardon ali persons Who shall have in
aaywise participated in a duel, aud To
restore him CT them 10 full rights aud
privileges. Il Cap'siu Jo1es ever
participated 10 3tel. We presume he
has bis pardon 0 hi- pocket, or If not.
It can easily be ob'aiueJ Tie Gov
grnor could not withhold such . 1ocu
nlea, 10 the face q; such oyeruAeiul
iLe pop0ial favor - ;ise ofsuder,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
viii sci. M lone place. Glendale. enc
aud d hatf miles fsoia ii.cs.aiaE, OF the
Troy read. The dwelling - > two etory
buildiag, four ROOMS above and beloss, with
out buildirgs. Tae principal part at the
had Is cleared and under fence. ana has
uFon uPon Il near 800 fruit trses--and its
proximity &c Hickman makes IL 3 desir-
able place for fraiseT and garden Fer
terms spply 10 MRS c, =. FOWLKs, OF
iN0. a. WILSON,
CLERK &C thc Patton County Court
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-20
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Y1rLAsov, VAIN CovvrT. Ga, ,
JCnc r., 1896.

stAc 80 1000
Dr. Jghr Bull Near SIR have re-
Gently given your Worm Dcr'rcDer sovcraI
trials, aud find 10 wonderfully -flcacious.
II has not failed ia n single instance o.
have the wished for effect. am doing %
pretty large country practice, and have
daily use .or come Article Of the kind
an, cir, respectfully.
JULIUS j.. CLEMENT, ". =.
P. $50 unqualified aud numerous nrs
ihc .estimonia.s in favor OF my Worm Dc
stgoyer shat newspaper space IL entirely
900 small 70 tcll rs merits.
i IS an infaihiio remedy for Worms.
Try 10 ana be contaced. SIZE my journal
FOR more ta.l 1cscrll
JOHN BULL.
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Reader. did you eter see ship
snake2 We aIa not, bat sc heard Of
one. \ short time since, while Mr
Jas Christian was returning TO Iii,
mines, he encountered a whip snake
ave feet Tong. la try iuG TO kiii it the
snake turned upon aim aud made "a
desperate fight IL struck at him re
peaiedly with It's tail. cracking il like
> whip. After killing it Mr. Christian
made an examination Of be 'sarpent.
LIS length was fully five feet, two Of
which were plated ike cartei : v hip.
The plat seemed TO eonsj.zf'-of fous
straud-. aud pa 49, - q" nv
nigh. be termed crocker This
species of serpent IS exceedingly rare
(but We shonld Jhink lively aud many
uaturaiists doubt IL, existence any
where, bat as Mr. Christian Is a gen
tlemsa Of uulouJfci yrrseitv, il Is
certain that, in sdoi,ion 10 lis many
other rsge attractions. Morgan county
has, OF haI, The whip SNAKE. 49, Iersal
}ss he ; J;gztt{e.