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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05
From Yieksburg Herald

From yisksburg Herald.
i VIZ of Mississippi have a stipend
sous work before US. Our State must
sbe redeemed from the rule of the OPP
}p~ressors, and in order to do this the
NEGRO must be taken from the carpets
dagger and designing politician, and
This characteristics. We should cul,
s@tivate a kindlier feeling between the
white and black man. The latter
should be taught that We are his
lirieuds, and let US endcayor by our
superior intelligence and education 10
conduct HIM towards a full realiza-
|tion Of his duties as a citizen. But if
we cut loose from the negro and leave
him TO the influence and manipula>
|tion Of the carpet,baggers, we will
manifest a degree of selfshness, a lack
of policy, and utter want OF ststes-
manship. Canton Mail.
For seven years the people Of Mis-
have been trying ito cplti-
vate a kindlier feeling between tue
white and black man" and the results
ale before US. With a negro Lieut..
q negro Secretary OF State,
and a negro State Superintendent of
education (; with negro sheriffS and
in many counties /; q negro
Speaker in the House of Representa-
lives ; with about onu.half the seats
10 that body filled by negroes ; with
1 negro elected to a scat in the Sem
ate OF the United States after the Sd
3f March next ; with divers snndry
negro officials indicted for burg
Iarly, forgery, em5ezzlemcnt, etc, the
Try still comes M from some of our
sgaf5ous more negroes ="
Don't talk about The color line fer
ear GU may offend the dear negroes
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05
A Call for State Convention
Of Tax Payers.

To the Tax Payers Of the State Of
Mississippi
The Tax Payers Of the first dis.
trict Of Kinds county, looking with
concern uOon the alarming condition
Of affairs resulting from oncrous ta1,
alton. and the license given BY law
to the Board of Supervisors in the
imposition of burdens upon an impov-
eri8led people, have organized them
selves into q League, to secure re-
t%rcnchment and reform. As no iso-
lated movement Of the kind can re-
salt in any general good, they have
appointed a committee to call upon
the whole people, white and coiored.
tax payers, in every county, to or.
ganize Leagues and send delegates
to a Convention to assemble ct Jack.
son, On
MONDAY THE 4th DAY OF JANUARY
NE1T,
to take counsel together in this mat
ter of supreme trial, and petition the
Legislature in respect to the reform
needed and the measure and mode of
redress. They desire a firm, patient.
well organized, distinct and fair
movement. in which all can partici-
pate and which shall, in its inception
and consummation, carry a moral
power that cannot be ignored. We
urge activity and cooperation on the
part of our lcllowscitizens, as unless
prompt action be taken we have
nothing to expect but confscation,
impoverishment and ruin.
w. L. NUGENT,
J. 2. GEORGE,
HENRY MUsGRovE,
WIN. PALMER.
The newspapers Of the State are
respectfully requested to publish tae
foregoing call.
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BLUFF GRANGE, No. 576.
Miss, Nov 90, "a.

Miss, Nov %, "a.
Editor Sta: of Pascagoula,
DEAR SIR;-The following pream
BILE and resolutions were adopted b,
Bluff Grange at its regular meeting
held November 2Sth 1874.
WHEREAS death has been among u:
and saddened Tor the first time oui
happy and furnishing Grange by re.
moving Irom among us our worthy
and amiaAie brother JOSEPH NJ
HUTCHINSON.
Resolved lst. Tha, ia the uutine-
~ death Of brother Hutchinson, Bluff
Grange has lost one of its u ost prom.
ising members, aud society a young
man combining all lie qualities that
lead to success, and renders life use.
full, honorable and desirable.
Resolved End. That while we bow
with submission, to the i~mscrutable
wisdom of providence, who has taken
from US at the early age of twenty,
one so full Of hope and promise, we
mounrn his death as untimely, and
sadly did we place his dear remains
in their last resting home watered
with the tears of true regret and sim
cere sorrow.
Resolved Ord, That we wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days and that a copy OF these reso-
lu,ions be presented to the bereayed
Of our lamented brother, and
q copy be furnished to the STAR of
P~ascagoula for publication.
Southern Homestead please copy.
j. w. THOMSON,
Secretary Bluff Grange.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

THE "STAR OF HopE."-On tue 5tb
inst. the "Star of Hope" the first YES,
sci loaded wholly with Changers
wheat, was towed down from Vallejo
10 San Francisco, and on Monday
last gave her sails to tho breeze out
ride Of the Golden Cato. This day
marks an era in the history oil agri,
culture on this coast-farmers organ
lied and shipping their own grain
How appropriately named May
she indeed be the star of hope to the
toilers in q thousand harvest fields |
The language which she plainly
thought too silently. speaks is "Eman
cipation Liberty TO the oppressed
and wranged |" Upon her white sails
and in the boldest characters, thel
words " Farmers Freedom | +" should
have been paiutcd.-From a heavy
yoke of oppressors. Watch her, ye|
wheat spectators , aud, as her out-|
lines Jade away in the dim distance
20 let the hope of continued power
fade from your minds. Mistake noi|
the hand writing Ola the wall-'Thy
days are nunered |" May propiti-|
Gus winds watt this outward bound
bark TO tie shores Of the Old World
ind may she be the forerunner Cd
whole Hee,s OF wheat-laden ships
chartered BY the Changers Of Cali
iornia.-San Fnncisco Rural Press
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

Mr.. a. X. Smedes, son OF GenT
Smejes Of Magnolia, Miss, was cruel
ly murdered by d. L. Troby, Mayor
of Magnolia, one day last week. Tn,
murderer was committed to Jail with
ont bail.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

Many people carry real estate al
the tips of their fingers.-[Exchange
Yes, and ten TO one those who dc
arc Woodworking industrious men
If more mel carried real estate at the
end Of their fingers, there would in
all probability oe fewer half srarved
children and heart-broken wives.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05
Anof or Month In which 20
Pay Taxes

Whke pleasure IL calling NJ. W.
ishuh d the property holIlsr u
N0nie aad other eoanfisf ~ NJ fact
thaf. } acrofiadeg with section :. oi
sn aelof the LeEiiaisfo. ampfJtsI
Apr l1th, 1914 they have onf. the
first ldapury 1915 10 vhiai to
pay hIpf Taxes without additional
cosit dpsnalGf.
j. -rve you'd have called aftsNimn IN
the matter sooner, bat for the fact
that willie We remembered the pas
sage Of the oct IN question, and pub.
lished it at tho timc. We Iabored un
der the impression that it vas q spe-
cial act relating to the collection Of
1873, until we refreshed or memory
on Saturday by referring to the act
Here il tho section that gives our
tax payers a few more days in which
to raise the money
SECTION 2. BE it furlhcg enacted.
That all taxes remaining unpaid on
lst day Of January Of each year,
'haIl be collected by distress and sale
Of personal property aud il no per.
'onal property can DO found, lhen by
'ale Of land az heretofore provided by
aw ; and that the taxes on lands de-
inquent for taxes shall 10 reported
o the Board Of Supervisors on or be-
ore the second Monday Of January,
instead of the fret Monday in De,
'cmber, as now provided hy law
Aberdeen Examiner.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

MERCHANTS rLAsftna. aud tho publ,
generally should by ell mems. whom the,
80 10 Mobile, not ftil 10 call sud exam
Inc, before purchasing, The Mammoth.
Clothing Stock Of NJ. r. LEVY & co.
Nos. 1G - aud 20 North Water street
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

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defei 90 aof auIFs . Tine fof nil
issao sai W. ere shoft q fax aai.ss
oaf exchanges sol fsfhsps q fes
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'hest lfbo "insi5oJ which ~ frsst
r,oy viii exeass
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

PATRONS RELIEF FUND.-The to,
tai cash contributed to the Patrons
La. Relief Fund, was $l4,845 40 in.
stead of $14,332 II, as mad %ertently
stated last week.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

MERCHANTS please bake notice, that tn,
LARGEST, best selected and cheap,
wholesale stock of rcady-made Fall ant
Winter Clothing ever brought to Mobil,
is now ready for inspection at the Nam
moth Clothing Ho4se of NJ. P. LEVY
& CO., Nos. 16, IS <and 20 North Waet
street, Mobile, Ala.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

w. uTs a Co. u Mobila. wbal-sal
c,edY manufacturers. have fsdaesd III
prioe ~ thtis estdisa Cal and 80 thah
beioss yoa purchase sisspbere
Hostf On.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

The Grand Jury OF Warren coun.
ty, last week, found several true bill!
against T. w. Cardozo, Superin.
tcndent of Education, for forgery anC
o.rb, zzIpmcpf
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

The Mississippi Lepi'lgt8fo meet.
on tho drst Tuesday after tho frs
Monday IN January.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05
DIR. IA. Il. A0sCSe,

Having removed his Office from Moss Point
to Scranton. offers his services to the citizens of
Scranton, PascagoHla and vicinity for the
Practice OF Medicine
In all its Branches.
R~OSFicE HouRs for the present from s q.
m until 4 D. m. nI4.Iy
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05

The National Grange has tho sun
OF $1,000 invested in the United
State bonds which is held as a re.
serve fund in ase Of great distres,
among the members of the order.
There was drawn from this fund in
the spring about $4,000 for Louisi-
ana's %overfowed districts, and equal.
ly as large q sum was donated to the
farmers Of the West whose crops
were destroyed by the grasshoppers.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-05
W. L. NUGENT,
J. z. GEORGE,
HENRY MUsGRovE,
WIN. PALMER.

The newspapers Of the State are
respectfully requested to publish the
foregoing call.
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II. GETS g. Co., Of Mobile tell thei
friends and the public that they have the
largest and fneststook OF French land
their W manufactured) candy ever Of
fered in Mobile. n141 I'm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ID RICK FOR SALE.
I have on hand $1,000 to 100, 900, well burnt
Brick. which will dispose of at prices to suit
the times.
At my place, above Moss Point.
6m HENRY EHLERS
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-08-27
LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch is an hour and a-half
from New York and two minutes
from the bottomless pit. Its popula-
ton in the summer consists of the
Administration, John HOey and that
'.gay gambolier" called Chamberlain.
To these come every year five thou
sand ofiice-seekers, five thousand He
brews and five thousand tourists, male
and female. The women and horses
are fast, and the men are loud and
lewd. This Mecca of the fashionable
and political world consists of a strip
of bare sand on which the sun, reflect
ed as from furnace, gives You a fe-
yer, while the sea air gives you chill
and if the wind comes from the land
1t is laden with mosquitoes and ma
laria. The attractions of the place are
the President of the United States
and John Chamberlain. 1t is such a
curious sight to see President throw
aside the dignity of his place to min
gle with prostitutes, low politicians
and gamblers, that people come from
far and near to witness the spectacle.
1t never happened before and it may
never happen again-let us hope-so
that persons animated by a curious
impulse to witness strange and mon
strous things hurry to. Long Branch.
These seekers for emotion give point
to their feelings by trying to imagine
any other President doing the like
say Martin Van Buren, Buchanan or
John Quincy Adams. To think OF
Washington or Jefferson amid such
surroundings, emerging from cot
tage in such locality, with flushed,
bloated face, to drive in public, threat
ems insanity. Let no man try that
unless he is candidate for the luna
tic asylum,-D. p. an Washington
Capital.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-08-27
ANsON n. BEMAN

Attorney and Notary 70. Park II BH1s.ins aa.iI5
land. o. &3l
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GoLDsMITH MAID is musical mare,
-
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a smA1L LINE OF SAMPLES.


A member of the Saginaw county
bar was recently in one of our thirty
ing interior towns on professional
business. In the office of the hotel
he was accosted by a very agreeable
gentleman, evidently drummer, who
wanted to know "ware he was FROM"
"From Detroit"
The next question was:
For what house are you travel
ing?"
"My own"
"You are! May ask your name P''
"You may.
Pause-enjoyable to the lawyer,
embarrassing to the other.
Well desperately what is your
name2
''Jones."
"What line are you I'M"
81 don't understand you, SIR"
"What are you selling p Impatient
" Brains." (coolly.l
The drummer saw his opportunity,
and looking at the other from head
to foot, he said, slowly:
swell, you appear 10 carry a id
small line of samples"
blackstone says he owes that drum-
mer one.-Detr0it Journal of COM
Raeece.
GoLDsMITH MAID is musical mare.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-08-27
OUT LOTS FOR SALE!
At A BARGAIN!

A HOUSE, AND THREE TOWN LOTS,
IA 60xiSc feet each The mouse contains base
meht. large bedrooms, parlor. sitting roOm,
dining room. kitchen, woOd-shed pantry. clos
cts cupboaTtls, II frst-cIass cellar well and els
tern The house is in good repair, and the
rooms are all large and pleasant The lot
is newly fenced, has large quantity of fruit,
and an excellent garden
For particulars apply 10 }. S. SMITH,
or S r. FREEMAN.
Ravenna, March 1a. 1874. tt
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BATES Of Advertlsing
Business Cards.


nr.enanIenl and Architectural DrangIlts-
r-,an. Patent Dniee Drawing . Specially.
No = Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa
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:. P. HATFIELD
D. H.P. HUeUs. ND.
WAGGoNER. NJ. D.

Ghysician and Surgeon. Office East end OF
Phenfx Block, RaVenna, Ohio.
March 9th. 1S75 1Sl-u.
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fnHN MnCLuN.

General Insurance Agent, represents the fol-
lowing reliable companies:
MEXICAN, Chicago. H.; GREAT WESTERN,
Chicago. III: YONKERs AND NEW YORK, New
York IYCOMING. Muncy, Pa; NoRTHWE EST
ERIN MUTUAL LIFE, Milwaukee, Wis; COM
MONWRALTH LIFE ms. Co., New York.
once with F. W. Coffin, in Phenix Block,
over Second National Bank, RaVenna, Ohio
Feb. &. .1s71s 12S-tf.
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IT took Republican Convention in
Alabama four days 10 nominate me-
gro for Congress, thoughDickDu Dusteed
was present and bcssed the job. Dick
told the Convention that "The time
had come when u black man, and the
blacker the better, should be sent 10
Congress- Dick is the Gas yet) the un-
busted United States Judge concern
ing whom there are some unsavory
documents pigeonvholed in Congress
sional Committee-rooms at Washing
ton
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pAvEMNA WATER CURE,

q. w 5TRoNG, M DE-,
(Lase OF Water Cure of Cleveland.)
RRoPRIET o r.
Location BeautifuI-Terms moderate. Send for
circular giving full details.
April6, 1871, 136-1y.
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I V. NELL,

At.ornev at Law. oniee at head of the stairs
in Empire Building, RaEenna. Ohio-z as-
Feb. IS. 1S73
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30

AMERICAN WONEN.-lt l. a melancholy
fact that American women have degenert-
e,i la point al health ani physique. until
they have h.'cOme literally raoe OF inyal
ids. How sad Il j. Ia look around "a aud
compare the trail and efirmlnate looking
lady of TO-DAY with the hale. hearty and
buXom ladies' Of days gone by. To all such
the late discovery Of DR. WALKER. of Cali
iornia. which j. known a. VINEGAR BII-
HRS. i priceless boon indeed. For this
class of diseases il j. certain and safe, and
any la1ly, old or young. can take il WITH
entire confidence in the result, and thus
syOid what To thousands j. stumbling
block never overcome. viz "a consulti-
ton with family physician. Ills true
there may be ctseS OF year. Standing. that
will nec'.ssitate more powerful treatment.
but in nine eases out Of ten this remedy
will reach the disease. and after alittle time
effect "A cure The number Of ladies' cured
By IL are numbered by thousands. and arc
scattered through every State in the
lniOn
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30

Don't TaMrFR WITH a COrGH.-Pcrhaps
" the whole category 81 diseases "a which hu
maniiy i susceptible. the cough j. most neg
le-ted N IN iis early stage. a simple cough =
generally regarded ~ 4 temporary affection
unpleasant and nothing more: but 10 those
VINO have paid dearly far experience. il j. the
signal for attack FOR The most fearful ~ al
diseases consumption 4 cough win lead to
consumpiinn-if not chcckci-~o sure a. the
nvulei leads u the river. yei ]. j. nm easv enc
nv 10 ihwart. Il met hy the proper remedy.
Aten's Lung Brfsnm j. the great cough REM
ely ~ the age. ami has earned lis reputation
KY merit alone. Sold hy All good druggists
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30
Thirty Year, Experience Of an O4d
Nur.r.

Ms WtSsL0v's so0rurxg STErP Il the prcscrip-
zion - one a the best Fet- PHYSICIANS and Nrrcs
in TIE l..Ged ssates asd has bcrn usd for tAIrty
years uiin nrter-ialliug safety aud -ucccss hy ml
l1s of llpth-fs and chilfrrr from the feeble ir flnr
q oue wcc old 20 the adult II corrects aedlfy ~
tie stomach relieves vint colo. rc latss the bow
e. and gives rest. hsaith. a4 comfort 10 mother and
cii. We believe X % he the Best and Surcst Rene
aF i1 the NOrid Ln al eases OF DYS..NTEEY and
DiAEi.HHA n CHILDREN. whether Il arises from
I.sthin< Or frcm any c.hcr cause. Full directions
Tor using - ID accompany each bottle None Genuine
uuicss lhc facsimile u CURTIS PERKINS = or
the ogisi1e wrapper
SOLD Br AL MEDIrfNE DEArxEs
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30

On the death of one II England's most emf
nent physicians. all hi effects were sold by
auciiDn- and among other things was q sealed
packrf. marked Advice u Physicians. "
which brought great price. The purchaser
on opening the packet read n follows
: krep the head eool. the bowels open and
the f,cf wann-- If phv-ic J. necessary. use
Plrsri iss' Psrggfirs pills. they arr the most
-,fnfifirallv prepared pill that ha. apreared
in the lat hundred year~.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30

Mr.. Bloom. robbed ~ 5000 ina sleep
ing ear on the Nashville and Southern
Eallroad. sues the Pullman Company to
make them assume his los. He claims
that the conductor and porter. whose pro
lection was inierIitially guaranteed when
hr pad his extra fare were asleep when
the robbery was perpctraied.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30
Pimples, Eruptions, Rough skin.

The system being put under the influence Of
DIR. Piercc'> Golien Medical Discovery for a
few weeks. the skin becomes smooth. clear.
,oit, and velvety. and being Illuminated with
the glow " perfect health from within. true
beauty stands forth in all it, glory. Nothing
ever presented - the public a. a beaurifer u
the complexion ever gave such satisfaction
for this purpose n thi. Discovery. The f.
feet, II all medicines which operate upon the
system through the medium Of the blood are
necessarily somewhat slow. no matter how
good the remedy employed While one 10
three bottle. clear the >kin Of pimples. blOtch-
=. eruptions. yellow spots, comed0nes. or
grub>.~ dozen NAV possibly b. required
10 cure some eases where the system j. rotten
with scrDfulous or sirulcnf blood pOiSons.
The cure II all these diseases. however. from
the common pimple Ia the wOrs; scrofula J.,
with the lie n thls most potent agent. only a
matter u time. sold by all Druggists
TAT-EUEF. H-Tr~FF TnTrDTTA
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30

Queen Victoria has appointed the Rev
Dr. Taylor. the parish minister Of Crathie.
IN Scotland. one of her chaplains. Ii was
IN hi> church that she partOok Of the Com
munion with Prc~hyierians. Before leay-
ing Balmoralf for Windsor the Queen placed
IN the Craihie church two stained-glass
windows. one i'm memory Of the Prince
Ionsort. and the other in memory Of the
late Dr. Norman M'I.cod. Of Glasgow.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30

We received 4 very pleasant letter ~ thank-
from our oil friend kehdall since hi return
home. fpr bottle " JGAnsYh-s iHoasse Lin
iElsHf which we gave him. and which he ~ays
ha- entirely cured him 0f thr troublesome aud
dan-erpu- cough d. hah when here.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30
Browns Br,nen,ai Troenes for Coughs
and Colds

AcoUGH. COLD Or SORE THROAT
Requi-rs immediate attention. and should BE- Check.
-. II allowed 70 continue. IRRITATION oF THE
Lrxgs. PKENaxKyr TuEokT AFFECTION. or An
INcURsBIK LrSs DISEASE ts often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
Having direct irduence on tie parts. give mnedi-
ate relief For BEnxcHTrIs. ASTHMA CsrAKKu Gov.
srwPrrvE AID TuEokT DtsHAsks TROc1gEs are 1asd
trsiA Giar1Es good succssa.
srSsEEs ASp PrRrrc sFrAKEKs
WIN trf TEocurs useful In clearing the voice when
taken before singing or Speaking and relieving the
throat after unusual exertion Of the vocal organs
Otilia o1iy -BEowN's BEoxc1ffAL TEOcHKs.~ and
20 not take any o. the worthless mItat50ts that may
0e o1erce. Sold ere-vrAere-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30

Nl.N NV.e y
Dr. r. v. PIERCE. Buffalo. y. Y:
Dear Sri am sixty year- Of age. and
have been afflicted with salt Rheum in the
worst form for a great many years. until. ae-
cldenrally. | sAw one Of YOUR books. which
described nv ca~e exactly. ! bought two
bottles and a half. ami was entirely cured.
Prom my shoulders To my hands was en-
tiriy covered with cruptiOnS. also on face
and body. wa likewise afflicted with Rheu-
mati>m- 20 thar walked with ,rcaf difficulty.
and that i entirely cured. Nav God spare
you a long life % remain a blessing 10 man
kind. With untold gratitude.
MIS- A. W. WILLIAMS.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-01-30

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