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UNION SERVICES. >- The congrcga-
tions of tho Presbyterian, Methodist
and Baptist churches united with
the Episcopalians in religious services
at Trinity church on Sunday evening
last. A largo audience assembled,
and tho discourse Of the Rev. +. r
Miles, from Acts xvi: 80, 81, was Of
unusual power and carncstness. lie
showed clearly and convincingly the
fntility Of all the pleas which arc OF:
fcrcd as reasons for not accepting The
Gospcl schemo Of reconciliation
spiritual inability, intellectual doubts,
procrastination, &c.-and made al
earnest appeal in behalf of its claims
to immediate acceptance. The dis
course was listened to with great at
tontion, and it's solemn warnings and
earnest appeals, we trust, will not be
without effect.
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FERTILIZERS WILL PAY. - Oul
friend, Mr.. J. B. Rogers, is prepar'
ing for cultivation in cotton, two
acres of land upon the Aston lot
on which he made last year a bale
to the acre, by the application o.
one hundred pounds of guano tc
the acre. This year, he applies
three hundred pounds, and by {
simple rule Of proportion ought tc
make two bales to the acre, tho
land yielding two years ago only
one-half bale to the acre without
fertilizers.
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DEATH OF AN EsTEEEED CITIZEN
We regret to announce tho death OF
DR.. Paul Connor, an esteemed citizen
Of Cokesbury, at his residence in that
place on Sunday last. lie was over
sixty years of age and had passed an
honorcd and useful life, respected
and beloved by all who knew him
Jealous in every good word and work
he identified himself with tho best
interests of the community in which
he lived. It was largely owing to
his energy and that of his active
co-laborel that tho e. & G. X. Il
was pressed 80 completion, ard that
the location was established on this
side of the Saluda. Tic leaves Il wild
ow and sons and daughters, and {
large circle of relatives and friends
TO mourn his loss.
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EASTER ELEcr1oR.-The following
officers Of Trinity church were elec
ted to serve for the ensuing year at
the congregational meeting hold on
Monday last:
CAurch R,wdens-Wm. II. Parker
B. S. Barnwcll.
Yesry-Armietcad Burt, J. T. Ro.
bertson, W. A. Lee and d. B. Smith
Delegates to Convoca iion-Wm. II
Parker, ". A. Lee.
Armistcad Burt was reelected
Chairman of the Vestry, and J. T.
Robertson, Secretary and Treasurer
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A VALUABLE WATcu. - Our es.
teemcd townsman, VIM. Fill, Esq, is
wearing 3 valuable silver watch
which he has had in constant use fUT
forty years, and in that time has had
no occasion to call in q matchmaker
to repair it. II keeps such excellent
time that our friend would not OK.
change it for gold watch. 1t is well
for our jewellers, Mcssrs. Tustcn and
Clarke, that there are so few of such
watches. Their occupation would be
gone.
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THE BILLS OF TIE BANK OF TIE
SrA7E.-A mandamus against the
County Treasurer of Charleston to
compel him to receive the bills OF
the Bank of the State in payment
of taxes under the recent decision
of the United States Supreme
Court, is to be argued on the 29th
inst, before Judge Graham at
Chambers. A similar case will be
argued before Judge Maher, Of the
Second Circuit, on the 9Th inst.
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TIE ALsTON HOUSE. - Sec the
card of Miss lizzie G. Cater, the
popular proprietress Of this well
known house. announcing that her
recent connection with the Empo-
rum Of Fashion will not interfere
with its business management.
The Aston House under its present
management has always been a IA
vorite resort for the travelling pub
lie, and we can commend it to their
patronage. No efforts are spared
to make its guests comfortable, and
in the important particulars of
good rooms, an excellent table, an
obliging landlady, and attentive
servants, it will compare favorably
with the best of up-country hotels.
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nsgp We learn that our towns
man, Mr.. James H. Perrin, is con
templating the erection Of a resi-
dcncc upon the lot owned by him
adjoining Col. Robertson's. Will
its handsome shrubbery, the loca
ton is Que Of the most desirable IL
town, and a tasteful new residence
would add very much to It's beauty
and to the attractiveness of tha
part Of the town.
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REGULATIONS FOR THE SPosT-O OFFICE
AT .ABBEvILLH.The Office Isl open fol
the general delivery of letters and sale
OF postage stamps from $50 a M. ToS sS
IN.
Money Orders furnished from: $50 A,
M. to $40 P. M. y
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Mail closes at $50 A. NJ. i -
" Washington, Ga, Mail closes on Wed
nesday at $50 A. NJ.
: .Elbert, Ga, Mail, via Heardmont,
closes on Thursday at $50 A. M.
Antreville Mail, via Temple OF
;Health, closes on Thursday at $50 A. NJ.
Elbert, Ca, Mail, via Lowndesville,
closes on Friday at $50 a. NJ.
H. w. LAWSON, P. NJ.
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;MW Wednesday, April 8, 1874

:
TERMs Two Dollars year, in ad-
Sn1cb or Two Dollars and Fifty Gents,
aE tHe end of the year.
10 subscriptions taken for q shorter
ame Shahsix months. >, !,
Transient advertisements are charged
.fbra the rate Of ONE DOLLAR per inch
;epacs for the first Insertion, and FIFTY
CRETs FOR each snbseqa aent Insertion.
A, liberal dec duction ffom 'the' above
rates is made to persons advertising by
tho quarter or BY the year
pSF All obituary notjc ices and tributes
Of respect are charged for atsthe usual
rates Of advertising.
JOB PRESS
We.are now provided with an excel.
lent Job, Press, and fine asso oFtneIit of
Job Type, and are prepared to execute
superior work. Orders are respectfully
solicited. IS
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WHERE'S YoUE MULE? - Our
friend Tusten thinks that of the
nine hundred persons who were in
town on salcday, about seven hun
dred were in pursuit of a second
handed mule, to plough the corn
and cotton. Our friend is in want
of one CT the same sort to work in
his renowned cotton patch. Let all
owners Of second handed mules
prepare to supply the demand.
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OFF FOR TIE WEsT'-Our youn
friend Joel S. Perrin, Esq, leave
to-day for trip West, and it is to
be hoped that he may find q host OF
liberal business men who desire to
invest i'll printers ink in this sec
ton. Hc will write Of incidents
by the way, and We trust that he
may receive the courtcsies usually
extended to members Of the press
gang.o
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DEa=, The Union- Herald states til;

DEe. The UmoN-HaTuM states that
on Saturday, Mr.. Humbert, the
County Treasurer Of Orangeburg
was arrested as q deCaulter in the
amount OF some $4,000. The par
ticulars have not reached headquar-
tcrs officially, but that paper gives
the rumor as it is current on the
streets and in the hotels.
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THE CALHOUN Recommendation
some time past, the subject of the
proper disposition Of the funds
which have been raised for the
erection Of a monument to the
great Carolina statesman, has been
|discnssen in tho public p4ri;l.!.zs, aud
some strong arguments have been
urged for the endowment Of the
Confederate Home III Charleston
with the funds now in the hands Of
the Association. We learn through
Col. VIM. Livingston, of Pcndlc-
ton, whilst here on a recent visit,
that Mrs. Clemson, a daughter Of
Calhoun, tavors the endowment OF
all educational institute 70 pc cs-
tablished at Fort Hill, and will
make q donation of sixty acres OF
land for that purpose. As the re-
mains of the great statesman arc to
be removed to Fort Hill, we th'uk
that the ends for which the money
was raised would thus be better
subserved, at the same time that
the interests of the general public
would perhaps be better promoted.
We would rejoice to see some flour
ishing educational institute, bearing
the honored name Of Calhoun, cS-
tablislcd ut his cherished home, and
think that it would be the most no.
bic monument which could perpet-
uatc his name and public scrvives.
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AlEssRs. J. d. CHALMERS & Co.,,
have secured a good cabinet maker
and are now prepared.to make old
furniture as good as new. Togeth-
er with a choice lot Of furniture,
kept always on hand they call at
tention especially to their choice
chromos, nouldiigs, safes, rock
ers, chairs, &C., all Of which will
bc sold at low rates. 4 full stock
of the best marble kept constantly
on hand at the Marble yard. Call
and examine.
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TO the Public.

~aTHE attention Of ali whom it may
y concern is called to the following
sections OF an Act Of the Legislature,
approved March 3d, -A. ID. 1874.
Section !. That the school commits
sioncrs Of the several c0untics of this
State shall proceed forthwith upon the
passage of this act, to report to the
county treasurer OF their respective
counties the numncr and amount OF
nast due sclioo! claims up to the first
day of November, 1872, remaining un-
uaid in their respective counties. Pro-
vided that all school Claims issued prior
70 the first day OF November, ISL,
shall be iirsr paid, as prescribed Iii this
act.
Sec. 9. that The co"nty treasurer Of
;hc several counties OF the S:atc, upon
rccnjeiru such reports, shall devote the
0oN tax collected in their representative
counties to the payment CT the claims Sc
roDOr.cd: md. also, whateHe" Surpi@a
nay remain OF the fund raised Tor tile
,alDv3yt of ti,r widows "ni orphans ui
,hn.c killed On ac?o:mt G! their political
oD:u;ors, in those counties where such
lew has been made; and should the
amount of poll tax collected in any
county, in the first year after the pas
sage Of this act, be insufficient to pay
the whole of said claims, then the coun-
" treasnrcr Of such county shall pay
out tie same 3'ro r>:tG, and continue.
rllc same from yea 10 year, until the
whole amount "t such r!ain! siiail have
been r&id, sndorsi:I" each partial pay
,r.as aa each claim, aMd tho party re-
caivius snci, partial payment shall re,
~aipt 20 s9c!, tr"aHArrf Tor "'1cI Pa:t'"i
,r1!li,"n; d. SAID receipt IL 90 kept
iittsH hy suc,! treasurer a. his vnuchrr-
Persons Interested will present their
c;aiuis to me at my office ut Abbcvil.cl
Court House nr saturday the 4th anu
The llth Of April.
WIZ. PRESLEY,
School Commissioner
Sr-It
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SALE DAY. - Monday was Sale
Day, and attracted q smaller crowd
than usual. Farmers were too busy
to spare a day from outdoor work
at home. There were no official
sales. Some notes of the estate Of
VIM. Smith, deceased, were dis
posed Of at low rates; and the fur
niture of DR.. 8. Rhctt was disposed
of at comparatively low prices.
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+ > x
TRU sqEEs oF DE ia HoWE Sc. "a q
new Board of T Truateea tIlis no
|ble charity and timeshlonSFea lpstt-
tuition, was aip'pointssd tha' recent
session Of the Legislatares 1 soaslst- sst
ing Of Messrs. G. B, Gufin, 4,ss..
M. Christian, J. G. Finley, and
Wharton. The new. Board met
here on yesterday, and adjourned
over to meet again on Monday,
without having transacted any bu-
siness. We have not heard what,
if any, changes are contemplated,
and trust that no unseemly innova-
tions will be made in the policy
pursued by their predecessors. The
affairs of the institution-fnancial,
agricultural, and educational-have
been admirably managed, and we
do not suppose that anywhere could
be found a more efficient Treasurer
than Col. Thomson, or a more
competent Superintendent than Mr..
Ramey, or more faithful teacher
than Mr.. Gilbert. The new Board,
we believe, are men Of temperate
aud conservative views, and we have
every reason to think that they will
SO act as to subserve the best inter-
ests of the institution.
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|. KILLED BY LIGurNING.-A mule
of Mr.. E. A. Clinkscales, Of the
vicinity Of Temple Of Health, was
killed by lightning on yesterday
morning.
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CHAyGE.-Mr. r. L. Hill, the
well-known Assistant Agent at the
ADbcvilIe Depot has resigned, and
Mr.. n. II. Sassard takes his place.
Mr.. Hill was very efficient and
competent officer, and his successor,
Mr.. Sassard, will doubtless give
equal satisfaction.
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ADBEvILLE AS 4 HEALTH RESORT.
Mr.. Cave DeSha and lis sister
Miss Ada, of Cirthiana, Ky., are
now on avisit to Abbeville, seeking
health in its fine brac;ng atmos-
phere. We would be glad to wei,
come into our community many
more such visitors.
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TIE WEATHER has been variable,
with some cool days and nights
making fires comfortable, followed
by warm rains, and thunder and
lightning.
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DR.. J. ". TuoHAs is prepared
to saw all kinds of lumber at his
saw nil, formerly known as Ma
bry's. lie invites the patronage Of
tic public. and'can guarantee satis
faction,
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THE MILLS HOUSE, Charleston, at
a recent salc was purchased by Mr..
Geo. W. Williams, and will be put in
thorough repair and opened to the
public on the 1st October next.
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No. The President has nomina'
ted Henry G. johnson to be com.
missioner of customs, and Cyrus
II. Baldwin to be assistant United
States treasurer at Charleston, S.
n
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GSSSs Treasurer r. n. Tolbert ha:
gone to Headquarters, in Columbia
on business connected with Iii:
official duties.
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BE- Messrs. B. S. Barnwell and
J. R. Cunningham, of our mer-
chants, left on Monday last for the
purpose of laying in their Spring
and Summer Stock.
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J. 3. & w. J. Rogers have al
excellent new wagon for sale.
which he will sell on . credit.
Call and see him.
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Senator Hollinshcad left on Mon
day last for Columbia.
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r9. Tho Associate Reformed Pres.
bytery meets at Cedar Springs church
on Friday noxt.
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MASONIC NOTICE,

EALL CLINTON LODGE, No. 8, A. F. N.
-AbAev.lIc =. IT,, S. c., April 8, 5S74,.
IE EGULAR communication of Gin.
80 Tea Lodge, No. 8, A. F. NJ, will
te held ut the Lodge Room on Monday
next, the 18th inst, at 81 p. NJ. Full
attendance is requested.
by order Of the w. M.
J. G. WOSMANSKY,
Secretary,
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tiEKI3AS, Hugh ". NIcTclvy
= i n'nl" suiv u me - grant him
letters Of administration Of the Estate
and Effects Of H"gh McCclry, late
OF Abbevlle County, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite aud admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors Of the said Hugh McCelvy,
decd, that they he and appear, before
me, in ihe Court Of Probate, to be held
at .AbbevilIe {. H., $. g., or April
18th next, after publication hereof, 1T IL
O'Clock il he forenoon. ~ 5hcw cause, IS
any they have, why the SAID Atminis-
tration sho"d NOT be granted.
Given. under my hand anu seal, this
FIRST day OF April, in the
year Of our LORD CIc Thousand eight
hundred and scventy-four and in the
nincty-eigAth year of American In
dependeEce.
Published on the Sth and 18th days OF
April. 18Th, il Tic .i0derths Press
tl1atL Eunnel'.
CHAS. w. GUFFIN,
Judge Of Probate
Anvil & 1874 5o-o,:;
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SECOND WEEK.

John Smith, Milton Chflcs, Thomas ]
Pinson, George White, Henry Chalmers,
Warren Harrison, Frank Mitchell, Jno
Graham, L S Hale, J o McLanc, Snow
den Brown, VIM A Hall, George Brown
lee, c w Crews, Robert Cunningham
Randell Stewart, w G Hunter, Robert
Donaldson, VIM Cresswell, John Will
kinson, Sam Ambrose, Winston Ar
mold, ] w Trowhridge, Robert Wide
man, 3 + Day, John G Santon, Willy
Williams, William Holloway, John &
Douglass, Adam Redwood, w G Will
liams, w H Brooks, VIM Moragne, }
Y Sitton, II Garlic, Jas n Eichcy.
There is ample business, VIC sup
pose, to engage the Court and Juries
two weeks, and as his Honor, Judge
Cooke, comes with determination,
we learn, to clear the Dockcts, we
anticipate q busy time during the
Term of the Court. At q meeting Of
the Bar held during the past week, it
was resolved to subpoena all witnesses
in cases ready for trial, and to CO.
operate with tho presiding Judge in
tho effort to clear the Dockcts.
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OUR COURT.

The following are tho names of the
Petit Jurors who have been drawn to
serve at the ensuing Extra Term OF
our Court which opens here on Mon
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Notice..

yMYHE Law of December a. 1882, re-
u quires every person engaged IN
any business, avocation, or employment
which renders him liable to Special
Tax. to procure and place conspicuously
in his establishment or place Of business
Stamp denoting the payment of said
SpeciaI Tax for the Special Tax year be-
-inning,May /, 1874, before commencing
or continuing business after April ~,
1879.
The Taxes embraced within the pro-
visions Of the Law above quoted are the
following, viz:
RCct!tiers ................ SloI.OO
Deolors retail LIQUOR. $500
Dealers wholesale liquor......"... lOO.0O
Dealers in malt liquors, whole
Dcsiers in malt iieuors, retail. 2o.00
Dealers in leaf tohacco......"..". 2o.W
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco....:. 500.N
And on sales Of over 81 ,0o0,
fifty cents for every dollar IN
excess of ~ QUO.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 500
Manufacturers of still uis............... 5000
For cacl. still manufactured. 1000
For each worm manufactured 2O.OO
Gianufactureys of tObacco........ 1000
manufacturers Of cigars..."....... 1000
PedL!crs. OF tobacco, first class
'iDnrG than two horses l........" 60.M
pcIu!rrs Of tobacco, second class
Two horses S)........."..".......... Zo.UV
peddle.s of tobacco, third class
Tone horse ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lo.OO
Pcddlers Of tobacco, fourth class
tcn foot or public conveyance) 1000
Brewers 0f icss than 500 barrels 5000
Brewers Of 500 barrels or MORE. 10000
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to
conply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject to severe penalties. '..
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of
the Special Taxes named above must
a!ply to G.. L. Anderson, Collector OF
inte.nal Revenue at Columbia, South
Carolina, and pay for and procure the
Sspec:al Tax Stamp or Stamps they need,
prior to May |, 1874, and without further
notice.
J. ". DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue>
Office Internal Revenue, / H.
Washington D. G., FeJ. 16, lsH.l
April 5, 1874 52-it
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Bsa- We are indebted to Major
John Alexander, of the Cougaree
Iron Works, Columbia, for late
files Of Scotch papers.
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Fresh Arrivals atWiar's s Store,
Tho ladies arc !nvitcG 10 call AID see
M fine steel: Of FRENCH CtANGi t>',
PICKLES and JELLL!L;. Tie b2ai
assortment Of PLAi& and SWEET
CRACKERS; in The market.
Company ComE!issa:ics will come mp
ard get their Beef and Sausage Meat on
Wednesdays and Fridays on .Le arrival
OF the T. O'Clock train.
JWO. 4. WILE,
Agent.
April 8, 1874, 52-tf
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FIRST WEEK,

TV Pruitt, Samuel Presley, J J Bel
cher, A w Cole, Jasper Cunningham,
W H Bowie, Joseph ?, Young, Stephen
Gadsden, Z NJ Lipscomb, Bryson Arch
er, W G Fooshe, George Brown, J A
Ellis, jr, William Williams, John II
Waite, Richard Logan, Hiram Mitchell
James McGill, Charles Rowe, Wm il
Taggart, Joe DoEnclly, Allen Gsoodc,
David T Callahan, John Fletcher, F
w L Anderson. Joseph $
Britt, Henry Brownicc, Henderson,
Bowen, r Il CLANCY, D r williams, u
A Raney, J II McI)ill, T J BrouSh,
Robert Smith, Harvey Agncw.
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WE. PRESLEY,

School Commissioner.
Arril !. 1871. SILT
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OF Chronic and Acute Rheumatism. Neural
gia, Lumbaxo, sekesie4y Kidney, aud Nsgv-
GUS Diseases, after years Of suffering. ~
tnkins Nf. Filters ve6o1abDe nheumaiie -
- s0tenfiflo discovery d ]. r. Tinker, j.. D..
. regular graduate phyktciah. Win Whom
We are personally acquainted. Win hns eu9
~ years treated these Diseases excinutvel4
with astonishing results. We believe IL osir
christian duty, after deliber0ttun, 20 c0ss-
sctentiausly request sufferers 70 uve q. -
peciaily PERSONS In moderate cirruxnSsHN-
ces, who cannot antyrd to waete tilnauud
money on worthless c1iKturee. A 0lesIv-
men we seriously itel the aeep responsibility
ity resting on nS In publicly eudorsin9 tA!B
medicine. Hut our knowledge and leHpHgi.
ence Of its remarkable mrrit- gutly tuati1ss
our action. Rev & y Nv ing. Medlna, Psno'o
sunerel sixteen .yearx. became hopeleoe
Rev ThOlnos murray, D. II. FrAnkfOet
Phiiad .. Rev J B bayis. Higktst0wn. y. !.
hss = Buchanan, Clarence. lows Alexnu-
der Balm. stAnwood, f0Wa. 4Ug @ @ SAITH.
I1etsturd, Ney f0sk.s Rev Inseph B4Ggs,
Falls Church, PhitAdefphtA. Oth6f tesa mo-
nfals tfosn 6eustoFs. 00veru0Es.s JudGsa,
C0sAgrsssMeN, Phyaictanx. &C.. f0rwAfded
gratis With pamphlets explaining thee -.
snns& One thNaaandd 0lla q. viii Be presented
To amy medicine for same diaeAses shOWtuG
equat merit under tcat, Or tlDal can pr0101l
0ne-tourth % many living cures. Any PET.
sUn sending b. letter description ofalA1oe10M
viii rrcetye Ssaiis . legally sigued guAran-
tee. naming the number OF bottles to o0re
agfeein i % refnad msney upon sworn stste.
menf Of lis failnrat TO cure. Afflicted invited
10 write TO DR. FILTER, Philadelphia. Hk
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