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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-08-28
Carroll.

Carroll.
1t was fortunate thought the procur-
ing of large tabernacle for the accom-
mediation of the crowds that from Sunday
to Sunday gather here to listen to the SER
mons of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, for
each audience has been larger than that
which preceded it, Though the tent,
which was obtained from Boston last
week and made ready for the services of
last Sunday, is capable of holding 1000
people or more, it was filed. The multi
tudes were conveyed to this place by six
teen trains, containing thirty-seven cars,
from Portland, Me-, Burlington, VT, Ply
mouth, N. H., White River Junction, VT,
Lancaster, N H., the Fabyan House and
intermediate stations, and by 1873 vehicles
from Littleton, Bethlehem, Jefferson, the
Profile House and numerous other villages
and hotels within radius Of thirty miles.
Underneath the tent a platform had been
built for Mr.. Beecher, and benches had
been constructed for the audience. The
weather was fine and everything conspir-
ed to make the occasion one long to be
remembered by those who were present
at the Inauguration of the tabernacle
services here in the wilderness.
The opening exercises were delayed a
full hour in consequence of the lateness
of the arrival of trains from Portland and
Burlington. The interval which was thus
occasioned was improved by the singing
of several hymns, and the improvising
from the audience of choir. The sing
ing was accompanied by the Twin Noun.
tain House Band.
The sermon vas founded OH the 18th
verse of the Sd chapter of John: "Mar
vel not that say unto thee we must be
born again" The subject of the dis
course was the '4New Birth" In his very
extended treatment of this subject the
preacher considered the Importance Of
conversion, its nature and the evidence Of
its genuiness. die appeared to be in his
best mood for speaking and threw sucl
power into his voice, words and manner
as to be easily heard by those who were
the furthest from him, and to commend
him to the earnest attention of all.
At the close of the exercises a collection
of $l20 was taken toward paying for TIN
tent, which is to cost about 5000.
: The mountain morning meetings, con
= Quoted by Mr.. Beecler, have been hell
, daily during the past week, with undimin
ishcd audiences.
: This evening Mrs Mary 4. Livcrmor
! delivered an address in the parlor of tn
Twin Mountain House before the guest
of the hotel, on the subject of the mers
elevation of woman,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

was suspended in the air, with his
feet about two feet from the. ground.
His body swung back and forth like a
pendulum with the vi5rf tory motion
communicated to it by the box in he
ing removed. His neck was probably
broken, as his head was jerked back
so that his face lay horizontal.
After hanging about eight minutes
some one in the crowd. either through
sympathetic nervOusi e,s or from IL
secret friendship for Sclielli, cried cut
hlm down." The leader jumped on
the box and said III stern and c0nvinc-
ing tones, "If any man makes his APP
pearance to cut him down. I'll put
five balls through that man." aLd
pointed and emphasized his remark
with a revolver. After Echell had
hung about fifteen minutes physician
pronounced hirad dead. upon which the
leader, turning to the people, said:
Citizens, we have met aud done jus
tice; now let us diSpprse peaceahly to
oar homes" On thi3 there was Il
general cry of Home! home" aud in
a short time all OF the actors in this
midnight tragedy OF one act had start
ed for their rural homes, leaving their
victim hanging To the court house
tree. The body WAS shortly after
taken down and into the Jail. A cOrO-
ner iinpaneIled Il jury, who rendered a
verdict in accordance with these facts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
A GLADIATOR'S DEATH.
The Dying Moments OF Ned
O'Baidwin, the Esish Giant
Eost-FlOTtelh Examisa;i-
tiOn Of the Body.

Notwithstanding every effort that
science and skill could Driug TO bear,
the champion Lish Pugiist. Ned,
O Baldwin, who was shot on last Mon
day night at his place of business, on
West street, diei yesterday morning,
1T a lew moments before IL at tie
rcsidelc ce OF his friend, Mir Cassidy,
No III Greenwich street.
During Tuesday night the pug ii5tic
giant was attended by bis physicians.
and several attempts were made to
probe the wound, but without sue
cess. lie suffered the most intense
agony all night. As daylight APP
preached he became worse. and pray
ed - & ID 10 end lis su!tering>. HIS
personal friends, Mr.. and Mrs, Cassidy,
were unliring IN their atteAtioas to
the dying man. lie deeply aPprccial>
ed their hind eHarls, aud many times
during the night woG,d think item
for their iaborors to relieve his suF.r-
iHgS. About i o'clock in the morn
ing he asked for D.. Sh ne, his at
tending Physician, and also for 4
priest. lie s1ii lie Knew that he
wao dying. and Consequently his re
quest WAS complied Win.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

Mr.. James W. Marshall, of
Craig, denies the statement of the
Lynchburg REPUBLICAN that he al
lodged the "repudiators" to be
men who never paid their own
debts and had no property to be
taxed. The Republican retracts
the statement, which resulted from
a misunderstanding, but says, or
rather intimates, that if Mr.. Marsh
al did not say SO, he ought to.
In this county we know num-
be1 of Funders who are by no
means good at paying their own
debts, and by no means noted for
the amount Of tax they pay.
There is another characteristic
Of some Of the Funders, and espe,
cially Of some Of the funding news
papers. We allude to the habit
they indulge Of call those repudia-
tors who merely favor the read
iustmcnt Of the public debt. This
may be nice clcctioncering, but it is
very bare and bold lying.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
REMEMBER f!

That on Tuesday, the second day
of Noycmber-just three weeks
from topday, the people have the
privilege Of voting fer members Of
the House Of Delegates. These
Delegates Will act for two years,
and their action is apt to be on very
important matters. The legisla-
ton they will participate IN We
will be very largely affected by
We will have the values of our
property and our rights as Virgin
ians very much controlled by it.
The action of the next Legislature
may determine whether Virgin!ans
can live in Virginia, or whether
they must seek relief by finding
new land and new homes in the
west. The State debt will proba-
bly, take shape from its action
BY it will be determined the
amount of tax VIC mnst pay fer the
privilege of owning cur property
Let us see that no man be elect
ed who is not squarely for the re-
lief of the people. Let us see that
our delegates know how the peo-
pie are oppressed and how they arc
to be relieved. Let no man run in
under cover as a Funder. Make
every man We vote for state his
position plainly Gin black on
white" Mark your men, friends;
and mark them well.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

TIE Nashville funeral obsequies
Of Ex-Prcsident johnson, on Sat
urday the 2nd, were very imposing.
Tie procession was two hours in
passing the CaritoI, and the address
Of ex-senator Fowler consumed
two hours in the delivery. Guns
were fired throughout the afternoon
and the military forces of the gov
ernment lent their aid on The oc.
casion. The outpoming of The
people is said to have been the
greatest ever seen in Nashville.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
:. :. Siowarts ;$i0,000 Carpet.

q. a . '';S'N s2--S y - 4 CsJUtT tsif pa
Among tha many treasures owned
~ tue merchant prince" is 81 mag
u.Grcnt carpet, which EaS once iHtcn
.iet 10 er.t'e yhe u III nf royalty ha.in-
".rU m tuU EIc, ur"i for the Emperor
NaHuiron. Isl ze - about forty feet
square. the c-Llge piece, its most
,r'n3.uent object, occupying n-ar,l
one h al &c the wh3.e ar. a. represent
lnG IL hn.uufu'. ovat-shIp"d girtury
spl ia = gold franz. and s.ii!.uly hung
would a, di5,&""e o. ea-iIy stake,
for au elegant painting.
rh. picture shows III harLor, ca
he ana surrounding ca GHtTy OF VI II
seII!r-. France In The foreground
one is charmed by the Gjus water aud
the stately ships at anchor; further
back the harbor and ancient castle,
rising grandly in It's magnificent
whi.encss against the green foliage
euv-loping the Background. and fl
their hoarY heads into a blaze sky,
faxed with fieCcy c!ouds, NapoleOa' :
cOat-0f aims sUrm0uutS the picture,
aad Lalin motto. wrought in gold on
blue ribbon like ground, lies half un
rolled at the base.
Immediately SURROUNDING tiilS IONS-
Iy picture. an bed of rich brown, is a
garland of beautiful flowers, much lar
ger than natural size. but SO brilliant
and 50 delicately and SO accurately
represented that it seems that as if one
might stoop aud lift the petals one
from another. Outside of this gar
IOnd, and serving a. 4 border to the
carpet, is y wreath of overlapping oak
leaves and acOrns, also in natural col
ors, Il ear various shades of green ana
brown blending in exquisite beauty.
1t is quite impossible 10 give an idea
OF this wonderful fabric, which was
made with the needles of poor women,
who wrought it il sections and set to-
gether after the manner of the camePs
hair shawls Its texture is as delicate
rs n silken robe, add no painter could
portray color or detail with greater
skill. II actually cost $4,000 t. make
il. Mr.. Stewart saw it at the Paris
Exposition, and purchased IL aS no.
veity TO exhibit To friends who visit
his "up-tOwn" store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
SALE Or VALUABLE MIL
PROPERTY.

: = accordance with the provisions oi
1 deed of trust made 10 the under
signed by CEas. c. Campbell and hi>
VIII Lcv!Sa. bearing date the 18th day
OF etay, 1870. aud to secure the paw
meBi of three notes for $Sl5. 10 each,
bear NJ even date with said deed oi
trust, payable to Stout, lis Gv Tenn
jie or order, with interest, we viii or
fer for sale at public auction. on sat
urday the 18th day of September, 1870
from the front porch Of the Virginia
Hotel, in the the town Of GOOdsnn
Washington county. Virginia. the
Ill property situated in tile sai,i town
Il fGp0d.oE, aud known as Campheil' 5
5iii. consisting of AI!il-H9use, with
all its fixtures and machinery. iHcIu-
ding Turbine Watcr-Whecl and other
machinery bought Of The said Stout
Mills & Temple the water privileges
and land necessary for the proper use
aud operation Of the said mill proper
ty THE said sale made to pay the
said three notes, with their interest.
AID the costs Of the sale
TERMS CFSAEE-CASH III Haad.
This is enc Of the most valuable pie
2ca Of mill property in Southwes va,
and being immediate ely on the border Of
Tennessee gives it additional advau
tages. Persons wishing to examine
the property can do so by calling oIr
York d: Fulkors0n, I. &. Fowler, or
Chas 9. Campbell, E~q.
STOUT, Mills & TEMPLE,
Assiguees.
July G.-tds.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
Ey:jt5Fk o. a.

NTc wan the voters Of tha coan-
tv HAT decp and determined cG-
fort will be made 80 elect II Fundcr
lo thc .louao Of Delegates. So
any,ous are cyr,..iu ones 70 DO this
.at other objections Of the vaiY
graves; 81 aracjcr will be jEnolcd
or,vuR en !orSed. Eupposc the eit'J!t
toclgctiandccs zlGula succeed, wha,
will bc the consequence Simply
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
8I0URNER 4 LA MODE.

/ saw her last night at rarty,
(The elegant party al Mesd's),
And looking remarkably hearty
For a widow so young ia her weeds.
Yet know che WAS suffering sorrow
Too deep for tie tongue 10 Express.
Or why had she chosen to borrow
So mHci from the language Of dress'
Her shaw was - sable as night
Her gloves were as dark as her shawl;
And her jewels-thai flashed ia the hight -
Here as black as L funeral pail
Her robe had the hue of the rest
(How nicely it lifted her sh.Pe)
And the grief that was heaviny her breast
Beilcd over IN bilIows Of crapei
what tears Of vicarious woe,
That else might have sullisd hor face,
Were kindly permitted to flow
In rIpples Of ebony lace
While even her fan, in it, play,
Had quite 4 iugubrious scOpo,
AID seemed to be waving away
The ghost OF the angel hope
y ct rich as the robes OF queen
Was the sombre apparel she wore.
I'm certain / nav, had seen
such sumptuoUs sorrow before;
And | couldn't help thinking the beauty,
In mourning the loved aud the lost,
Was doing her cnnjugaI dEty,
together regardless Of cost!
One surely would say a devotion
PeTformei at 80 vast an expense
Betrayed an excess OF emotion
That was really something immense;
Aud yet a. viewed, at my leisure,
Those tokens OF tender regard,
thought, "iI is scarce without measure
The sorrow that goes by the yard ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
TdEspAf, OCTOBER Z, 1875.
EVENT ana COMMENT,

Judge Strong, Of the L. S. Court IN
Philadelphia, decides that J. Cooke
4 Co., ave bound for the debts OF Jay
Cooke, MCCULLOUGH & Co., Of London.
who owed the United States about
two. birds Of a million, and the gov
-crnment las priority Of claim to that
amount. This will about clean Up
the estate, aud leave nothing for prI-
vate parties.
The world does not understand the
philosophy Of advertising, ana again
Dr. Heimbold has been sent to an
avslun. This time to BlOOmin8daIe.
Richmond has gay time. AN
OH Fashioned Man" continues 10
eh NV M Gen. Bradley Johnson his
tory. and ne makes it a pretty dark
one. lie has him lashed Oh to the
dad carca~e Of Judge Underwood, and
if Bradley can carry Underwood, he
viii prove himself political Hercu-
les. We guess they will beat him at
politic-. though AT becoming rich in u
short time, Bradley beats all Rich
mond.
Knoxville brags on her Fair The
Iframgers cut out the Speed RiH., but
they allowed the Pigeon shooting TO
go ahead.
Vanderbilt University was inaugu-
rated at Nashville, last Monday week.
bishops Doggett and Nightman
preached sermons, and DR.. Deems of
X. y. Chancellor Lipscomb of Ga.
and GOV. Porter OF Tenn, delivered
addresses.
There s. no peace in Cuba. The in
Euuecii0n goes on aud the amount Ol
waste that has resulted, is said to lave
been iGCalculabie. The Spaniards
hGve used Il hundred thousand men,
aIG ga immense amount of money,
and still the insurgents Will listen Ca
no terms but independence. They
number not more thar six thousand,
Yet they burn aud destroy the wealth
lest estates, and pounce doTn on the
Spanish troops when least they look
Tor it. Property is insecure, and lie a
hazard.
The montpelier lottery drawing At
AlpEaIdrIa, is a complete swiHGIe.
many Of the tickets were sold in this
county. It seems that New York
sIgn:-hcd lie business A9cT:cUce, aud
NIH.mi.ns the capital. The ts:ck i,
urnr, and now \. ~ York has tiie cap
ir:i. n3nG our Nir1iuia friends nave Ihe
hu-iness experience. This is Il world
where fortunes are exchanged.
TpGGvtp enough has been pro luced
rlI> year. -a,' n,url or i, wifi he found
ino gr-rn. fiul tobacco will toe -rarc"
"ai vii ruie nHEh Try again, tahac
e., aiil so, aad ia ih" r::iy hope los >.
VI. va and Fast Tom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
Richest, Pretties, and Cheapest
Gold Rings at PIcken's new Model
Jewelry Store. June Io-u,
an Ape story.

IN Ceylon large ares are now regu
larly employed TO pull c0coanuts -
These animals are imported from
Arheen ia patches, and are marched
round the plautatiOn 10y their owners
who let them out od hire. a line il
first attached To each of these pecHlia
lahoreIs and he is then sent up tree
where he il said TO select suitable Irul
with great Discrimination, aud lotWiS
the uuJ round until it falls to th'
ground. Each successive tall oi hu
Is nailed by the hairy worker ahov'
with a jump and chuckle OF salts
faction.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
Ftom the Galveston News.
Faith.

An aged cOlored women when urged
IN Iesve her residence on Fifth street
to escape the coming flood replied =
II CESS don't done nothing ob dc klnI ,'i,
de good book SAWS dat de world u9i'
Get stoyed by water again, an l se
gwine to stay here suah." IN iess
Than two hours the house went u
bieees. and Aunty came padIlinS % %
shore on a part of the root. The o."
womau's faith was evidently some
what shaken, bat all she SAID as she
made her wav to the higher ground
was j.: II ge-s clare to goodness II ols
ere isu't 'markable."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
PiclIrH' Information for the
Pc0Yle.
~ iESTIN.

FIRSTLY.
l shall continue 10 keep my work
up TO its present standard OF excel
eucV.
SECONDLY.
Ny best eudeavor- viii he, to inn
prove It's quality ia every respect.
IEIHDIT.
To announce To ali and every one. q
great reduction in prices, and sill! in
81, asiHg the Acknowledged largest
stock fr0ni Nichmoud 10 Memphis.
LASTLY.
Call, examine, and purchase at the
New Model Jcwciry Store.
&.iatoI. G"odson,
Perm, 8" Va
As}E. i0-u,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
H1dvay H5gh SohooI.

Tspleasantly located about four miles
West of Emory and Henry College
Will begin It's Iall Session,
September 9Th. 1879.
4 thornugh course Of study has been
provided, and rare opportunities are
Offered to. those, Of limited means,
who wish to prepare themselves for
College.
TUITIoN, from $500 to $1,000 per
Session, Of five months. CoNTIN-
GENT FEE. 81 90 BOARD can be OBJ
tanned in The neighhOrhood. at SS,u
per month, rooms, lights and fuel in.
cluled
For further particulars, address.
". (. IIeEusk, GlaAe Spring, W., Of
jos. W. ByFick Head3w V.eW
Aug. 3, "a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

a HOUSE.
I2e opened hy
J. ". THOMAS,
~ a.. IL IL Il,

Main Street. Bristol. Tenn.
I HAVE again reopeued the Thoni-
a House. on Main Street. and am
prepared to furnish Gr7t-t lass accom-
mediation 20 thr pgbiIc. No money
and no pains VIII hc snaFed Q, Inake
tie hotel all it was ia its pain lest
days.
Boarder3 will be received on s,od
terms.
Being providcd with good stables
am prepared to furnish stalls. food ana
attention 20 horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance Of the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well
furnished aud lodging unsurpassed.
PorieFs regularly 81 the trains t0 re-
ceive baggage and conduct passengers
Jan g. '1Ftf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

J. B. Minor, IL. p., Pr,.f. Com. aHd siat. Law 5.
O. Southalh H.. D.. Prof Equity sud Law Airt-
chant, luteTnAtl Las, etc. Session begins Oct },
1873 aud caltibues ,llne Dl0atis- IustruCtiuu by
text-b books aad lectures eosLiLrd. illustrated by
Moot -tourt -x-rctss= Far C-.slacua a:piy -.
o University u Va ~ va. "LErENBAKAE.
sse'y fae'y.
Aug 3L-Im.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

IarEe-t5 assortment "I SIM "a
70 ,.,r,va,l free, at Picker = Wv VI
Jewelry Store. june 4O'i'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
4 midnight Hanging in the
Yard of an Ohio Courthouse.

Brief mention has already been
made Of the hanging OF ravisher at
midnight in the yard Of an Ohio
courthouse, but the details given be-
low Will show that the parties engaged
in the affair were one of tie best or
gaDized bands that ever essayed lynch
law
COLUMBUS, OHIO. Sept. 26.-Mss
Alice Laughlin, the daughter OF Il
highly respected and weil-to-do farm
pr, OF LOcan county, in this State, met
her death in horrible manner the
otter day at the hands of james w.
Scheii, Il tenant on Mr.. LaughliII's
farm. When tile people of Belle
tDniaine became acquainted with all
the details of the crime their indiyna-
tipu scarcely knew bounds, and soon
after ochell's i0dgment in jail on
Thursday night it became evident
that be would be dangling between
heIveIE and earth before sunrise tie
next day. Yesterday the sturdy
faruiers began to assemble in Belle
fOnlaiNe, aGd at p. ". the town was
full Of persons greatly excited, and
groups stood around the streets con
versiuE ga'ytiy. There was 20 Drag,
no kiuster, and no whisley.
The 10 O'Clock train from the South
brought about one hundred men fIUm
along the r0aG Ahaut IL O'Clock the
most active participants went TO a
brick kiln in the outskirts of the
town and organized in four companies
Of about rs eHty-itve mea eaIh. The
cOmpauios aud The men were all num-
heTed. For masks they had handkcr-
chief, tied orr,ss the lower half Of
,brir faces and some had their coats
;iiruPI inside out nud their bats
!, ucfrrd over TIA jr eyes. Conlpanv
Que carried nm iron rail taken from
some s&-jf..a a!,d the PROCESSION
piar,naI Grij+rIy tlrCIi,~ii tha nr;rriDaI
streets nT The town 10 the ro,jrt-I.Hlse,
ruriiaiI down the stree, DlcdlaItiy
south of il. and So around in front n
the iujl wi,ica IS in y,.s. Of th,, court.
house.
bAi .i.-'l> 80 DOW iiih : ALL Do"hS'
ii"'H u'P! c;'iA !" ili"' 8'Iu d man
Who a'i'0 az iea,''r HttPi't" up ]" Iie
jan "",I' hn'"NCu ~ ma th'i' u
NJ. Nle'iH III Io"o Voice ilr' e
tunes. -" an" tt "'i"G eii'il'u' Ee
tHF' g / ioi'" 20 ~ 'I"'c'ly WV c"lnE
crowd an" sa!d - mFSay Ohe, 90
y0df duty tomrai y one advanced
carrying e ihe rHl III quick succession
they driIFff'u a sef'eS OF lmtttTlliE-
ram blows "hi'h no door cou:h iohS
Withstand ana soon Iorced IL III from
its hinges, WIN cqli-chlselS aid
Siedge- hammers ihey heWTd pain 10
Inc cell where the dnomed man lav.
In about twenty-five minutes from
the time when they had burst IN the
ou'e -dooI the leader appeared at the
entrance and announced 10 the eXpec-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
: An Dfi%t -

He made Mr.. Cassidy promise to
have his ie:nAin, taken to iioston and
buried by lie side Of his brother
O'BA!ds;ii hcs twd sisters IjyiBg in
Boston. uamed Anna aud Norlh also
a sis!er>in>law. During the morning
OBAldWin would frequently ask for
his sister Anna, and several times ex-
claimed: so, if [ only had my dear
sister Anna here. Do send for her"
\ teiegraphic dispatch wa9 sent to her,
but she did not arrive.
About 10 o clock DR.. Shine, accom-
panied by DR., J. n. Carnochan, ar
rived, and after a short examination
and consultation they stated that he
would not live till IL o'clock. o. Bad
win prayed for the doctors
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
Important Discovery.
& Cure toT All.

DR.. Robertson, from long experience ia
treatnr all diseases Of tie Urinary Organs
has discovered remedies that vii positive
Cure Semual weakness, Lost Manhood,
Nervous Debility Early ludiscretiou I'M
potency, floss Of sexual power and WI re-
move al. impcdiments 10 marriage. Di-
seases recently contracted cured in to ,
davs. Charges moderate Address, with
particulars, enclosing stamp,
DIX. ROBERTSON,
19 8. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Nd.
Mar 9, '74.--6m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

4 H'd aPcrt'H. o.u ytEue P'upGtiue. recon-
mended fer the cure Of all arrangements sfths
stomach liver agd bowels. BY their timely use
much sickness Is prevented. They purify the
blood, remove all couUPtieus aud restore the IL
<eased system to perfect health, Is an Antia,rs
20 Catis md fs sr they have no equal. For Tys-
D~psia hey are a Specific For Sea Headacke and
"'4io"s ~ &c hey are a sure care. For C0Hs.iya-
t'o", hh.UmG;jsa, Piles, Ps'pitIti0a u ths Rsoh
Pain t'' tss Side, Back and Loins, Neryousisss.
positive fsmcdy. For Ee-tL- Irregularities, ,gith
"r! a ligai, When one docs not "feeI very wsIl,'
single dose stimulates the storsach and bowels,
restores tho appetite and lmpars igor to the sys,
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