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JEwELRY AND sILvERwARI
Watches, Clocks and JeWelry Repaired
i'm the best manner.

A GENT for the counties of Kinds Rankin
Ia and Madison, for the sale of the CELEBRA-
TED WILSON MACHINE, which took the premium
at the VIENNA EXPOSITION. and, also at the
MISSISSIPPI STATE FAM, 1873. The Best and
Lighfest Running Machine made. Sold on the
Installment Plan.@ Every Machine Warranted
for years. Ny friends are invited 10 come
in and see them. All orders by mail or express
IN my line for y etchee, JewelFy. or Sewing
Machines promptly attended to.
NEEDLES FoR ALL MACHINES ron SALE.
Opposite South end Capital Square, Jack
son, Mississippi.
Mr. Agents .wanted for the sale of the
Wilson Sewing Machines in all the towns of
the above countless. r-.s
.. :. HARFIEID.
5iIJaly 2, ls74-sm.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rI1HE UNDERSIGNED will resume his old
business Of Marking. Weighing and Ship
ping Cotton al the jackson Depot. of the New
Orleans, ST. Louis and Chicago Railway, on
the lst of September. Win also attend to the
receiving and forwarding business, and also
to the sale of all Merchandise Produce, &c,
that may be consigned 10 his care his long
experience in business of this kind will justify
him in the belief, Of a reasonable share OF pat
ronage. Prompt returns made of my sales
S. 2 BAILEY.
august 20 1874-1m.
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Modern Languages and Painting IN Oh and
Water Colors ut Professors prices.
Nonresident pupils can obtain good private
boarding al reasonable rates in the immediate
vicinity and under the care of most excellent
ladies'
The general supervision of the College will
be exercised by Board of Trustees consisting
of the following persons:
Rev. VIM. c. Crane D. D.. Hon Wiley
P. Harris, Rev. Gen. Writ Adams, Gen. Chas.
E. Hooker. Dr. VIM NJ. Compton. John W.
Robinson Esq, Dr.. P. T. Bailey, Hon. I. J.
Wharton, VIM. B. Taylor, Esq, DR.. John I.
Buck, Elias Bloom, Esq, II. NJ. TAYLOR, Esq,
G. II. Manship, Esq, Thos. E. Helm, Esq -,
VIM. NJ. Gillespie Esq, John Hart, Esq, F. s.
Hunt, Esq, II. Hilzheim, S. g Newcomer, Esq.
Address
MISS JOSEPHINE FREEMAN,
Principal,
July 80 1674-3m. Jackson, Miss.
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STEWART COLLEGE.

Session l874-75 begins September Isl, 1874.
The Faculty consists of six men, presenting
a full corps in the usual departments
Expenses 500 to $40 a year
The Southwestern Presby terrain Univer-
sity viii soon supercede the college Students
entering the College this Fall, viii pass easily
into the University classes
For Catalogue, address
REv. j. b. SHEARkR. T.. D.,
GAINESVILLE Tenn.
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RESI- ENCEs FOR SALE.

REsIDENC ES FOR SALE.
FElHE DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN FRONT
Il of the State Capitol State Street just
north of Green Bank, being 10 feet front on
said Street and running 50 feet back, togeth-
with the improvements thereon.
l win also lease for a term of years the
place at which Hive just adjoining the Cor
porate limits of Jackson, containing 100 acres,
with comfortable dwelling, good garden ard
orchard
Also a place for sale miles from Jackson
aud miles from Clinton containing 40 acres
of land on vhich there is Il good residence
and 200 acres OF open land. The improve
ments worth double the money asked TOR the
place. Apply TO the undersigned or, Maj.
f. S. Hunt at Jackson.
mar26 ON. r. II WINTER. Agt.
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& Grand Total, 10000 Gifts. an cash. igj
PRICE DE- TICKET
WILD LIFE r 4 rs aFtsr

A CENTS sS3 s. ssasa e'eIg y,4ssl for 2o
Authors TIL RTY YEARS Life aud IVY
lures among the Indians, in tine Me2ichl
hunting wild animals, etc, etc. L'1lI
NEW, and the very best book ever pun
on the Far West Thrillingly iutere.l5 -
selling faster than anything ever
known. Send for illustrated circIl"L
liberal terms
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ALL THE YEAR Round PUDDING
Line a pie dish with paste, spread on
three ounces of any kind of jam Grasp
berry is the best, then beat well in ba-
sin the following: Three ounces of bread
crumbs, the same of sugar and butter, the
rind and juice of half large lemon add
this to the pastry and jam, and bake halt
an hour.
CRACKER DESSERT. Choose whole
soda crackers, and lay each one upon a
separate small plate. Pour upon it
enough boiling water to soak it well, and
leave none upon the plate; cover with a
dressing Of good sweetened cream with a
spoonful of jelly in the centre if you
choose, or dip upon it a portion of nice
fruit, canned stewed or fresh.
BEEF TEA.-Cutsome ofthe lean of
uncooked beef into pieces about half an
inch square, put them into bottle, wrap
around the cork piece of muslin, then
stop the bottle closely and put it into
kettle of hot water. Place the kettle
over the fire, and let it boil until all the
essence is extracted from the beef; then
pour it out and add little salt.
APPLE JELLY.-Take apples of the
best quality and good flavor (not sweet,
cut them in quarters or slices, and stew
them until soft ; then strain out the Juice,
being very careful not to let any of the
pulp 90 through the strainer. Boil it to
the consistency of molasses, then weigh it
and add as many pounds of crushed SUI
gar, stirring it constantly tillthe sugar is
dissolved. Add one ounce of extract of
lemon to every 20 pounds of jelly, and
when cold set it away in close jars.
RArs.-It has been discovered that
rats can be got rid of by covering the
floor near the rat hole with thin layer
of moist caustic potash; when the rats
walk on this it makes their feet sore
these they lick with their tongues; it
makes their mouths sore; and the result
is that they shun this locality not alone,
but appear to tell all the neighborng rats
about it, and eventually the house is en-
tirely abandoned by them, notwithstand-
ing the neigborhood may be teeming with
rats.
POTATO PUDDING. Six large mealy
potatoes, peeled, boiled and mashed
one teacup of sifted white sugar, one of
fresh butter; one of -four, six eggs. one
cup Of sour milk. and one half teaspoon
fal of soda, rolled fine; beat the eggs
light and separately; mix the butter
with the potatoes while hot; then when
cool, add the -four mix the yolks of the
eggs with the sugar add them and the
whites to the potato and -four, then the
sour milk and soda beat it well before
you add the soda; butter a pudding
pan or cake mould; pour in the mixture,
and bake in moderate oven. Serve hot,
with wine sauce.
The Journal of Chemistry gives a
formula for making harness backing. 1t
is good and easily made Before using.
the harness should be thoroughly sponged
with warm CASTLE soap suds, and the
backing applied while yet the leather is
damp. To make the backing, take two
ounces of mutton suet, six ounces of
beaswax. Melt and add six ounces of |
sugar candy Gin fine powder, two ounces
soft soap, two and half ounces of lamp
black, one and half ounces Of indigo lin |
fne powder. When thoroughly inenr- |
porated. add one gill turpentine, and pour
into pots and tins.
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A BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
ELEvES MILES FROM SHUQUALAK, NJ. &ORR.)
SETWtsERVELLE INSTITUTE


Term on the 1st Monday of October next.
TH0s. s. GATHRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal
F. II. RANSOM, \. B.
Z A. PACE.
OWING to the great scarcity Of money
~ the terms have been reduced, for the APP
preaching session, to ONE HUNDRED AND
FIVE DOLLARS. payable in advance. This
covers Board, Tuition, Lodging, Washing, and
Fuel for twenty weeks, and IS as low asa any
school can be placed, anywhere.
An elegant spring-seated Wagon viii meet
the trains at shuqualak, on Saturday preceding
the opening of the School, on the day of open
ing and for three days thereafter, to convey
students to the School, free of charge.
There only 80 rooms Two students oc-
cupy each, and hence IS boys will be taken.
Application should be made before coming, IS
there is no doubt that every room will be filled.
The School shall be better than before
and shall have no superior in any department
of liberal education. Let no come with
out the money, a draft. TO pay in advance
Books and Stationary sold low for the cash.
Address the Principal, GHoLsoN p. o., Nox-
UBEE CO.. Miss.
THOS. p. CARTWRIGHT
Principal.
Hume II 1S74-0m
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Fair Lawn. Institute.
JACKSON, MISS
NALL Session begins Monday, Sept. Dist

Prof Weigandt viii resume his class in
Drawing and Painting.
Tuition payable quarterly. Deductions viii
not be allowed unless in cases of protracted
sickness Scholars entering the School at any
time during the month Of October viii be
charged for the full month.
Young ladies from distance will be provI-
ded with board in private families, At reason
able rates. MARY A. MOSELE1.
July 30. lS74-2m. Principal.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WIN GREGG. MRS. ADA GREGG.
Gregg'S Purchasing Bureau,
MOI Burgundy ST., cor. Canal.
NEW CHILEAN A.

A FTER mature dellberation as to the wants
~ and necessities peculiar to this section
OF the country,
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Mississippi Female College.
Corner Capitol and Congress Sts.,
TACKSON MISS.

JACKSON, MISS
rIsHIs INSTITUTION, under the principal
i direction Of the Misses
JOSEPHINE AND EMMA FREEMAN,
Aided BY Faculty Of he most Experienced
and Accomplished Male and Female Professors
aud Teachers viii be open for the reception
OF pupils on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Next, at the spacious and eommodious school
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
The College viii be chartered at the next ses-
SION of the Legislature and fully prepared TO
graduate its pupils and grant diplomas
full Collegiate course OF lnstrueuon-ln-
Guiding all the polite accomplishments OF
young ladies-will be given.
The course of studies viii be divided into
the Pestalozzian, Junior and Senior Glasses,
and these subdivided into all the Schools OF
Modern Education.
For the accommodation of families composed
alike of boys and girls, separate department
for boys under sixteen years of age, viii be
organized
PROF. C. F. WEIGANDT,
A German Scholar and Artist of wide reputa-
ton in this country, will have charge of the
schools of Modern Languages Painting and
Drawing. The Principal, and her female as
sisfants, will preside over all the other schools
Tuition per month, payable monty, IN adj
vance, as follows:
Senior classes-En 90
Junior classes-Engl w
Pestalozzian classes-Engl ish......-.... 8 w
Music-Vocal %
Piano 10
GuItar... w
violin w
Caisthenics %
Fancy ofk W
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Gregg's Purchasing Bureau

SEWING MACHINE
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Sold on Monthly Payments in the country, to
parties giving references.
HzBsS. ADA GREGG,
Respectfully offers her services in purchas-
ing and forwarding any article Of apparel
personal adornment or domestic goods for la
dies and children's use, including llinery,
Dry Goods, Jewelry, Fancy and Toilet arti-
cles, Patterns, Underwear, Trimmings Bri
DIAL Trouseaux, SC, sc.
Amy article of ladies' and children's wear
manufactured in the latest styles, under her
own supervision.
All inquiries relative to .a,ticles mentioned
or uumentioned, viii be answered free Of
charge.
RErERENcEs:-E. A. Tyler, Samson Bros,
Phi. Werlein, Samuel Jones, Jr., Cashier New
Orleans Savings Institution Of New Orleans,
Col. J. l.. Power, Jackson. Miss.
april ? IS74-ly.
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ALL THE YEAR ROUND PUDDING
Line 81 pie dish with paste, spread on
three ounces of any kind of jam Grasp
berry is the best then beat well in a ba-
sin the following: Three ounces of bread
crumbs, the same of sugar and butter, the
rind and juice of half large lemon add
this to the pastry and jam, and bake halt
an hOur
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June Il, 1874-2m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-03
Very truly ycur most grateful fr'srd
~ HfNrvs

", ,r-rsi a,auni D. With -irliia- frffe-- 81 ~ 81
va-anfer f he e.hai'r aud wrifen "a fi+ i,r-..r-
whose narfe het fef
y, nut -ars- sa4r.elr 20 ~ ilnrneri ~. pfn-f hf
i-,wr away af~r api ,ghifl rsrs- .rrrfs nHf'
risk v.sr hrdfh hv ict'inr uustces experiment r.tr
So 'rirh 'heir trash
y St--sntriiit lts stored 'hs 'e-t f,r fWfntv q
year.. f t. si the >s..AYsrliitrf in. sf -nt 4 iif
81. TOWERING o--r az 9rhers % pora'erit5 ana K.
,arilier 4 st-s
Nr1ii eli fil.a wAa are frvitg fr f..m ~ on ~rt
rhn- rvfrtff. NJ -t~ trg-tis sa.rari lsiHFtte D.
-, Tt',u Biir. Sr--s..- iia % f'uf.tiI'a ky fAa'
fhe rif tei rHi4aile r-fntir fo- irlp-i M = fh'
1lti AL stfri-ius aI.cfinls. Al~ays hear t.N, -
uin4
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THg LAKE E.ir.--Mr. Geo III Elierv.
OF New York. President OF the Lake
Erie. Evansville aud Southwestern
Railroad. arrived in this city YESTERDAY
and j. stopping AT the ~. GeorIe Hotel.
There will he meeting of the stock
holders Of the road in ihi, city to-mpr-
row 10 elect Directory Beard The
Directors meeting will be held in this
city in about 4 week.
We understand from Col rpitfi.on.
Vice President of the road. that Il i the
intention of the company 10 renew work
in a most'vigorous manner. 50 soon n
the weather will permit. The Coolie
labOrcrs will he brought here and put 10
work They are TO be hired by the
month. and il j. said work better and
more faithfully than the general run Of
railroad laborcrs. 4 Evansville Courier
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ttaa ,as .rsrsy R'f''r
Tie ncw crusade recently inaugural
ci o., the wuHicn against WHISKY daily
increase. IN volume AMI extent. he
GINNING ~ the small tnwu. of OHIO II
la. spread cplnoiic-like over allf the
continent. breaking on without warning
in unexpected places. AFTER the mlnuer
OF boil> on tie human holy. Alown ia
history II will be an epoch III interest
sinlaic hel a. between the Motoc and
me A.atmicr wars. The Increment l. an
entire innovation ia ihr ,ri 81 Mar. dis
prn>ing With c,rhine, ani gun-. la
stead 81 bomb, aud minnic balls The
only proirciilr, used ARE PRAYERS an,l
song. Instead Of bloody earn sc AMI
mai.nrd holir. we see only demolished
kegs and d,cnni.r>. and instead OF nos
iril> being oilrudei with suIphurous
smoke wr Whit Oaly the fragrant odnr
OF s,icrr, and bourbon a. they gurgle on
their mach 10 the SEA.
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~ Among the curious revelations
brought to light by the death of Chls.
sumner. was the fact that he had de-
clined the place 'of chief justice when
Taney died. Mr. Lincoln nude him
the Offer OF the place lin the followin Z
terms:
"Thc vacant chief ju-tice.hip Is pllc-
ell at your dispo sal. \. sL!sCoL>.
Mr.. Sumner declined the honor, to "A
friend ai the time:
There was time when this Office
would have been the realized areun of
my youth: but now il must not. il can
not be. The breach between Mr.. Chase
aud the president j. growing wider and
wider. aud this Will close it. No per-
sonal sacrifice j. too great. nor can any
thing tempt me to desert nv post The
republican party must rem lin intact UNI
ill is mission j. fulfilled.
4 icna had arisen between Chase and
Lincoln. the former believing tina, he
should be president on the expiiNtinn "f
Mr.. Lincoln's term. II required a good
deal OF urging AMI counseiing before a
truce was finally brought about. aud
Chase offered The vacant seat. r.The N
caucy continued from Ocioner Until late
ia December.
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We believe Che day j. not far distant
when the enlightened pnblic opinion ot
the country will demand universal et-
uciiion apnhc,ols To All enforced IN
every section OF the Republic. Our per-
prtuity rnd stfrtv ~ = Government de-
ponds on the Intelligence of our people.
The higher ilm standard OF Intelligence
the sa.er au1 more pcrlnineat viii he
our Institutions In his ,Freweii Adj
dress Washington left u his views on
the subject. lie said: Promote n an
object ot primary importance. institu-
tons for the general dillision of know
ledge. Ia proportion a. the structure
OF a government gives force To public
opinion il i essential that public opin-
ion shonldlbc enlightened The party
that follow, this advice will not lack
the earnest support % the people.
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= Hon. Aaron lIoughton. Of Martin
County. is spoken of in connection with
the Republican nomination for Con-
gress in this district. II is none of our
funeral. but we would just like TO sug.
gest to the Republicans that ifthey want
To put a man on the track who l. able
to make II interesting for the Democ
ratio nominee, let them nominate Judge
Burton. of this city. : Davies County
Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-03

MANY Roman Catholic, have been
deferred from joining the Oranges or
account of a canon of their Church
which forbids connection with secret
societies. A Catholic member OF the
Minnesota Legislature recently applied
To Bishop Grace tor leave 10 enter the
Order. aud the Bishop referred the
question To the Pope, who replied that
the petitioner might join IL he found
nothing there conflicting with his con-
science or creed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-03

-THE Senate's vote for the expansion
OF the currency stood 81 yeas to 26 nays.
Senator Thurman. Of Ohio. in opposing
this popular measure has certainly in
iured himself not only in the eyes OF
the people of Ohio. hut of larger con-
stituency. scattered throughout the val
lev of the Mississippi.
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-THr first spikes were driven in the
Rockport and Cincinnati railroad last
Saturday. ut the former place. People
Mt Rockport are happy. We don't won
der at IL. When we get to driving such
spikes we shall be happy too. Let the
ladies while praying for saloon keepers
not forget to pray for our railroad.
lCannelton Reporter.
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B u L l. S
Worm Destroyer
JENNIE Johnson.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
ynIsSow. wsLsKrCo.. Ga. !
June 20
ia. ions BrLt-Desr Sir: have recently given yonr
worm Destroyer several trials and ind wonderfully
ecacious II has not faiet " single Instance 20 have
the wished Tor effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily Tor article Of the Kind
am, sir, mostrespecifully.
JULIUS Y. cLRMFNT. w. n.
r e. So unqualified and numerous are the ;estinao-
malls In favor n my Worm DESTROYER that newspaper
space Il entirely too small 20 tell iis merits
II Is infsliihle remedy Tor Worms Try N and Re
John BULL.
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= HS Cincinnati TINES saws Nebu-
chaGnczzar was not the first Granger
Eve made quite reputation IN the an
pie business, aud broke up A dam mon
opolv. aud was also the very first 10 pa.
tronize husblndry.
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THE
LFDGER'STANARD

T. devoted 70 ~" itf-r-fs ~ Tho neror-r'ir rer.-
NliNh it nli rirtfE. fo 10 . MIN arf cr,,siss.rt
Hf'tr'r = $500 ~" le ehsnret ~ general ia f.,-
lafssa irr he rs.p-. giving resrr's a. M, f,...t
news fHrrif wfh fri Icles upon science iu.te.rt.
e-rf fur' hrfrrs SOD fie mRiseis urkirr Twin
vest '''' ~ az
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ANOTHER TES1IIoET



April Be-. i~'7
ia Isa~ H.tt.-D-ar s'r. Kn"win The ,fitierr, -
-orr sar.ansra aud The haa 40 4i4e lcs.ci4i ittii
lie. possesses. send 90 iLeicllo~ng ,iafeu.rr
ny vase
va. volniet about t~a years aEr-sasias.nl rl~.
,,,-r AMI confined fnr sv months Fsrg ~ .sf
ten nv u..rai. have na beaied yet hose not ~ ~
= lnpme1' ,rte was vnrntcs.. arn siai through The
hp. VI general hrslt - impaired. ard uere son.
hing 10 assist nafrrr have mHr. faiit IN yogr Sar
>anarii'a "a "a ANYTHING else wish fha' 20 b.
inc Please express half d.7er bottles ana otiig'
csrrAIS e. =. JOHNSON.
ST. LcrIs.
? s-The following Vas written Arm SCH. lsce.
IL. Jennie Johnson. mother - Capt johnson.
IA. J1a~ Bru-near sir. w hu<h.'d. ~ G.. :
Johnson. skiful surgeon and physician in truira
Nes York. where he died. leaving the shove e.. Y
Johnson my care Al thirteen y.ars q age be had
chronic dsarrhea and scruf1ia. for which gave your
SarapariilA. II cured him. have for ten years re-
commeuded u many in York. Ohio end Iov a. for
-crorla fever sores and general debility Perfect
success has attended a. The curr- effected IN seine
Of ~crsfua and fever almost miraculous
very anxious for my again have recourse 20
your sarsaparlla lie i fearful q getting spurious
article hence rs writing you for H. His wounds
were terrible but believe he viii recover
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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tilii.DEiN'> SHOES AND BOOTS
20 wlirh hr invite thris;trn'ion of ;i.
Public. confident ilai can .cil guid -
iiclc- a. low IT, any body. Nv long OK
pcTionrc - a boot maker. jn-iitics me IL,
saving that my work is better Than ans
Other shop in Dubois county. took
The prize on boots az both the
nub0is and Pike Fairs.
other boot makers. after seeing my
work. being afraid 10 compete. Work
Of III kinds done promptly. aud all To-.
work going OUT OF my shop guaranteed
Give me call W. MAY.
Oct. 3lst, l813.-y.
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ebrsted medicin. usily cairas
forit sap~rrri, over al remedies eronere.i the
p1uc Tor the sNp rSE~ANbSf cure VI Aglr
aud Fewer Al aud feytr wheih,r " short or long
stating lie refers the entire Western and S"rtl
coaatry hear hin Testimony 20 NE irHth ~
The assertion thain M whatever cure,
IL the directions siriely followed nut In great
man. cases gle dose has been sufficient Tor
anil wh0lefamilies hsve been cured eN single bottle,
with perfect restoration ofthe general health its
however. prndsn' and In every ease eeerain 'ecfe.
II r. nse continued In smaller do~cS for s~ssk "r I've
he disease ha- heen checked m"recspscsl' y d
nrqlf and x-stauding CSnaily fhs ueftcne,
wno require any aid 10 keen the bowels goos oTfer
should the ps,eat however require csiN-rfic Md
cine sfe harinr AIKEN three fnr do~es - 'hs frc
o fn<ie ioss - BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be snrncisnt.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA

Read the folio~ins estrsci 90 a letter from Nv
Rivers wife Of Reverend nr. Rivers, one 81 the me-
learned eloquent and popular Ministers o, the Netho
ds, Episcopal Church and Who present stationed
al broadway Ckarch, Louisville, KY.