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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-12-14
MEDICAL NOTICE

4
THE Physicians OF Anderson ,,,,
.s'zas :.io imposition, practie..',s AMY.
mem oy certain paliiiS. upon
consultation have adopted tbe tb.s -, upoa
preamble and resolutions. as u; s'sso9slps
the Meadyiue Medical. Sosis,v aol.h By
syIvania: 'i' i2f'" 20. oi tt5s t-:.5s.
WHEREAS. 1t is fact wcii I,,o,,,
ry rractitloner Of Medicine tha, ,h.'e- . gre
certain class Of persons in eyerv oa....S s .
~ Hho' while ahundantly able 70 1inqai.
'tctneir ramiIy Physician fop nsar..s,.l9 aele.
=:rvices. habltually deCraud hin, nm, ,tOaal
est dues, and exchange him f3,r. .Ems, ami. poh'
soon as payment Is irrdsted or for s.asf a,.a As
vices i'and %hereas, thIs syAtems tc :'s sHs sef.
has become such q nuisance In tI,;. 'aaf
nity, that some concerted action ON 'ta'a'u' H.
OF Physicians has become a ,rY.fPar
self-protcction. Therefore. be u ior
Resoi'ed, BY the Physicians whoss
are hereunto subscribed that we and 4'ne' al,
oi us, Will furnish our accountant, eAcii
plete list Of delinquents referred 10 CON-
Resolved. That Mr..
by authorized 10 notify each M ,,,., nete'
quents, by printed circular Of sro,, se,.h =.
qnency, the amount OF arrears. and ~ ~, .A''
'ue, with the information that II ,l,o.a
rears are not paid, or sa.issir.ozlly a,;,Ga
In thirty days from date of srch na.. 'ea
their Games will appear OH the CO. go,
printed Black List. ee''e'al
ResJtred, That the unders,,n.,, :,
pledge themselves not4d give prcscrin,;os eoy
or medical advice to those who permit ,,o;s s
na'nes 70 appear OH said Black liz, 49,
the payment Of the Fee shall be ss,n',
before services are rendered.
Resolrcd. That nothing in the ahov. :,
apply to those who are not able to n,,,
interfere III any manner with that work =,
charity which every humane and ho,o,.h,' -
medical man delights to follow. -'''
g. Fl. SYMMEs, NJ. D.
. w. H. NARDIN, NJ. d.
0. r. BROYLES. NJ. D.
II. II. SCUDDAY, 81.
J. N. ROBINSON, Nj. ID.
NJ. l.. SHARPE, MD.
JAMES T. MCCALL, ND
p. II. E. SLOAN, MD.
r. F. DIVER, MD.
X. G. WITHERSPOON. NJ II
II. e. THOMPSON, M. D.
a. J. sPEER. M. d.
+. X. BREAZEALE, MI
THOS. L. CUTHBERT, NJ. y
FIG. CARPENTER. NJ. D.
H. GoURDIN SLOAN, Nj. D.
II. I. EPTING. Ai.
j. WILSON, NJ.
L. NJ. BROWN, NJ. d.
J. G. DUCKWORTH, NJ.
w. G. BROWN, MD.
Il. F. BROWN, NJ. d.
JAMES A. TODD, NJ. d.
JOHN T. COOK, ND.
T. J. PICKENs, NJ. D.
w. L. JENKINS, 81. d.
p. A. WILHITE, MD.
G. V. BARNES, NJ. d.
NJ. C. PARKER, MD.
S. w. CLAYTON, NJ. d.
FoLGER, MD.
| Dec ii, 1876 % f.,
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The Congressional Committee from the
House of Representatives declines. very
nr,ptrly. 10 tnke any side in State roi
3',i.' ,ic in!rii,',a. "a; Inc late e,cr-. III .nr
President, and that they will continc
themselves to the mission for which they
were sent. This action is extremely
wise, and will no doubt secure the best
results for the country. The frauds in
the Presidential election were great, and
by unaarthing them the still greater
frauds in the Republican count of the
State vote will appear.
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grhs St. Louis weekly -7Gass asks !:
SfIas ST. Lnuis nothing to say in denun.
citation of the Grant Chamberlain iniqui-l
W. Are the people Of tho North under
bonds soiold their. Tongues while Grant
cats The tkF5St of sodth Gagolinas &
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HE OWNS 1T AT LAST.


The Constitutional House of Repre-
sentativcs in Columbia appointed com.
mittee to inquire of Gen. Ruger by whose
authority troops occupied the State Capt.
tol, and for what purpose they were
placed there. The committee performed
itsduty by letter addressed to Gen. Ruger,
asking for the desired information, and
received the following reply, which shows
conclusively that he has been acting with
duplcity heretofore:
COLUMBIA, Dec. 0, 1875.
To the Hon. +. a. C6nney and Others.
GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMTrTEE II
have the honor TO say in reply to your
inquiry, based upon the resolution &c
which you handed me copy on ycster-
day. tha:tiie United States troops in the
State House were placed there under or
ders, for the purpose of executing such
orders as might be given; and Ia this
connection will say with reference to
inquiries, numbered ak and seven: thnt
If your body should appear at the State
House for the purpose of entering the
hall Of the House Of Representative, and
should be refused admission by those hav-
ing charge of the doors, and If such per-
SONS should apply to the officer in COM
niand of the troops at the State House
tor assistance necessary tn prevent your
entering, the preseat orders to the officers
would require them to render such VS.
sistance. tt
am, gentlemen, your obedicnt SER.
want, uesuTHoMAs H.. RUGER, 10
Col. and ,Brevot Brig. General, DEPART.
n,ent Of the S"oth. ,,., n,j
tir.aI> Stvrcaarv,mi War, ,,.v mn,nl.-
GUS Cameron. in an Interview with Hon.
Abram s. Hewitt, Chairman of the
National Democratic Executive Com,
mittee, stated that persons had better be
careful as to how they proceed in the
Presidential contest, for they might be
guilty of treason. Mr. Hewitt replied
that he was glad to see that the Secretary
had gotten his eyes open to the danger
which was bc.ore him. This was 6 jest,
but before the great question Is settled
the men who ARE threatening revolution,
to prevent Mr.. Tiiden's inauguration,
may find that the execution of thei:.
threqts will place their .necks in the trail
tors halter. 9,Mr. Tilten has been fairly
elected, and the Nation will sec to It
that he Is inaug1tnted, 80 n.''.
=. st y -
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Assignee's Sale.

10y virtue of an order in Bankruptcy 10
Ap me directed, win sell at Bolton, &C.
On December 18th, 1876,
The entire Stock of Goods of w. A, Geer,
Bankrupt, consisting of
Hats,
m Shoes. r
Dry Goods,
Groceries, &5c.
will also sell at same time and place the
uncollectable Notes and Accounts due said
Bankrupt Estate. ..t
Allen McDavid, Esq, will conduct tho
SALE He Is also authorized to make settle
ments with parties indebted to the Estate.
Tefrns--Cash. . sl.
w. sHUMATE,
i.h iet+ Assignee.
fa.ffp-l o.)
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TAKE NOTICE.

a LII Persons indebted to me for FUR
A. rri CEe1 UT GUrTiNs5 .m,isu cuti,r nj
ni'ce and pay 9: else they will find their
Accounts in the hands of ain Officer for ct,i.
LECTION; 1 NEED MONEY, AND rIIUST
Hi We 1T.
Dec II, 1876 H.'efei y ~ -
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IN .BANKRuPTCY.

lee I4,iIS76
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SHERIFF's SALES.

Dec II, 1876
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-02
GRnCER,Es AND PROv.NIONs

BACON-CleGr sides, I2I.@lSc; supply am
ple; market good,
'BITTER-Coming in rapidly; prices de-
cliuiug; % cents according to grade ltreSh
CANDIEs-schaGer's, lG}4@l7c;supply am
rICANpY-stlcR, "A to rs cents, according to
grade DALLAS Candy Mandatory II
CHEESE Western, liHl6,
COAL OlLr-Market bare; 70 cents in bar
rels; In cNses 81 75Gs3 co.
COFFEE--Old good Java, 35@3Gc;Rio choice
DC; prime, 22cl .; common, 2lg2l5qc' STOCK
ample; demand fair with an upward tens
CORN MEAL-suppIy good; bolted, 75ti
unholted, "a cents per buShel.
FIOTIR-rodd Mills, - 40 for the best
| xxx from - to 50 %; NN, Z! S5; y, " 81; 81
! Louis, none offered.
| brands from 10 to IL g; market quiet;stock
KROUT-Too late in the season to quote,
! IARD-ln tierce, Nc; 2uh pairs, l659c,
Fairbanks Il Pecks, in TINS, c. Market
e't NGji SIKtg4SjESEstocll light. Fancy Louis
lana, 7Uc: choice, soc; prime, toci iair, 'oc,
SALT In sacks, Liverpool, :! for coa ir q,
fine, 81 81; Ohio river, IN barrels hhe' ~ 10
/ dairy, In barrels, 81 loi taDle,.0c per s"cN
Supply light, market quick. , ,o,l,
| SIiGAR-Cirnnuated,b by the barrel, I-'qc
| crushed, l2loc; powdered, l21ac; prime pow
dered, &c lower; coffee A, ll14c;cnHe "a
Shnlce Louisiana, loo; prime, lGj4ci dry tait
DC Market active, supply ample. Ilse IL
New orleans and New York reported:
IEA-Finest gunpowder, 81 % Marke
0uiet, supply good. .,.,,,,,
APPI 'f,SSDrled, lOc. for choice; lie. 70
nrime. Toe, for State. supply smooth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light; demand good
AZ "a Der dozen for chickens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-02

IL is recorded OF Mr.. Moody that
when small boy he had little fath
IN prayer. Once when he was creep.
lug under u heavy fence il TELL down
upon him, and caught him 80 that he
could not get away. He struggled till
he was quite exhausted, ana then be-
gan to cry for help, but he was far
from any house, aud no one heard
him, At last he got safely out, and
TINS was the account he gave Of his es.
cape: 81 tried and lried and couldn't
I'M them awful heavy rails; then
hollered for help but nobody came,
aud then | begun tolhink | should
nave to die away up there upon the
mountains alone, But | happened to
think maybe God would help me, 40
asked Him. After that | could lit the
the rails just as easyw His last term
OF school was in the winter Of his sew.
enteenth year lie was the leading
spirit among the boys, and 50 much
mischief did he lead them into that at
length the teacher was in despair and
threatened to turn him out. At this
his mother was sorely grieved. She
told him how much ashamed she
would be to have one OF her sons
turned out of school, and directed him
to 90 to the teacher, ask forgiveness
for his bad conduct and try to ne Il
credit to his mother rather than dis
grace. This he did in all sincerity,
aud the rest Of the term, tor the first
time in his life applied himself faith
fully to study. But 1t was too late for
him to become n scholar.
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And Arriyc as loiiows nj

W. X. WHEELoCK,
Agent, Dallas.
... II. l.. MANCHESTER,
Southern Pass, Agent, Houston
j. b. ROBERTHON,
Emigration Agent, ll3 north 81 81. 81. Lous
J. WALDO, j. DbRAND,
Genl Ticket Agt. Genl Supt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-02
: ''s:s'.H's':H.''ali FREE aa:sz's' -
EzzzEzzdNzEElzzNEzzENl

Pick up almost any newspaper published
north of The Red river and You will see the
word FREE" In big black Letters. Read be-
low II and you viii ind request for the
names and address OF all the sons and daugh-
tiers Of tho North and East to he sent to
"TEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
Missouri, who will mail them without cost "a
"FREE GUIDE 10 TEXAS" the land OF
sunbeAms, beautiful prairies and lovely val
leys. This book we have seen. 1t In accom-
panied with beautiful eolofed maps, illustra-
lions, rates OF fare md freight, full OF infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands,
crops schools, churches, etc. Who pays for
*? THE MISSOURI, KANSAS e TEXAS
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands to
all parts OF tho United States and Europe.
This g0es 70 show what they are doing for
Texas. They have lately reduced their rates
of fare Tor eInlgrants almost one, half, Their
trains are crowded md special trains are
frequently run 10 accommodate the people.
They are spending thousands Of dollars In
Texas. They have twelve regular travelling
men employed distributing INSTRUMENTATION
concerning Texas throughout the United
states They ask our aid In their efforts.
Patronlze the MISSOURI, skANSsAS. 4
| TEXAS RAILWAY. 90 NORTH VIA
1 'ToYrjtory. They viii land you directly In
the Great Union Depot in 81. Louis They
| don't compel you 10 ride three or four miles
| through the back streets and alleys OF 81.
| I.onl3 In topping omnibus They run their
| ooaclies ana sleepers through TO st. Louis
and ontor the Union Depot. Is there any
| other line from Texas that does? "No."
Texas 20 Hannibal and QuiEcy. Have You
any friends East looking towards Texsss II
So send their address To the IN dersigned and
he viii with pleasure forward them land you
''Sd %s''r well Y0G JAZZ ~ B. qSRss
Gen1 Passs'r As't, NJ. x; sERy,
une-d6w-u sedalia, Mo,
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ERarITs AND NUTS.

APPLES.-Plentiful; they are quoteu NV ".
81 5@5 per barreli for extra choice heul"'i' w.
!" ANON DS-Ferragora from 2S@25c per b'
RANANAS-F ON S2@I por bunch, Some
EIGS-m layer, per pound, 2c; no urull
tgs in the market; small pill boxes by tne
100, 81 10. ava oroted
Il, niRNSi r,S--Are scarce and quoted at " W
aid 20 per hundred tor me MeSSiha' No ra''
en- w nr louisiana IN market. ,,
efnitu,v"t, ezra scarce, ut u c per pound.
,r5ry an,. quoted in New York ~ llS -s,, oo
RSlsiNS-Lnyer, per box u ooc'o 'os' WI
for Fondon %. o,,o ara ouoted at 9Oc.
COCOA NTIS-Are quote" ~ w f''
dred. ,,, c...,,ossaa Arm Mt l0aI2c per
pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-02

YELLOW PGNE-Boxing. fencing, scantling
@, mn nor hundred; dressed boards, 81 - pei
TSL,,nJfred: ceiling, va s.; ceiling, n, y u;
Notwithstanding 81 75SsSS; flooring, y o.
Wing pINE-Ceiling, !! 2lgS2 20; weath"
,mWanriirr' 81; select boards "a 5O@s5.
GypNpss BOAkps-SiGA %. ,-.. mr..
SSinrTS%olITS-White pine s. jOSs5 %; cy'
press 50 5OG5 20. .,.. .,,,,o nomand
piThe market is evidently active, De h,tin
quiet; supply ample Inc amount u , "u,,"
inc going on is considerable ana no '"''inS
of, percepuble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-02
,,,>r or rmE DUNNISG PUH.
LlsHER,
AFaER HIAwATHA


,y,,,ll Won ask why this duuning?
yyny these sad complaints and muImur
SinTmurs loud about doliuquents
N.no have read the paper weekly,
t'.,I WHIT they had never paid tor,
't,"I with pleHsu aud with prOnt,
H,,I ofcuurch affairs ana prospects,
p,,I of news both homo aud foreign,
s,uI the essays and the poems,
Frll OF wisdom and instruction;
leld the table of the markets,
G,rriul.y corrected weekly
,hnuld you ask rs why tHi, dunning2
VpWould answer, We should tell you,
From the printer, from the mailer,
Vrnm the kind old paper-maSer
iInu TIE landlord, from the "deyll,'
From the man who taxes letters
WItha stamp Of Uncle samuel
Ifnrle sun the rowdies call him.
Erom them all there cones n message
Nc.sugc kind hut Il mly spoken,
upluyse to pay the Uill you owe U.S.
Sad A. is 10 hear such message
When oar funds ARE Oll exhausted;
Nulpn ma last greeuback hos left us;
Nhpu the uiCkels all have vanished;
Gone TO pay the peper-maker
GONE to puy tue tOlllug printer,
Gone 10 pay the landlord tribute,
GONE 10 pay the faithful mailer,
Gone to pay Old Uncle samuel
Uncle sam the rOwaics ca i him
Conc 20 pay for beef and Bridget,
Gone 20 pay our faithful parsun.
Sad IL Is TO turn our ledger.
Turn the leaves Of this Old ledger,
nun and sea what sums are due US,
Urc for volumes long since ended,
Huo Tor years OF pie SAINT reading,
Due for ypnrs of anxious labor,
pue despite our patient waiting,
puc despite our constant duuung,
Dur in sums from one to twenty.
Would you lit a burden from us?
Would yuu drive spectre from your
Would yUu taste n pleasant slumbeI?
Would you have aquiet cOnscience3
Would you road "a paper paid fol"
Send Is money send us money;
send Us mOuCy-send us money;
send the money that you owe us
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OFFICE or THE HERALD, }
Dallas,'rrXHS, October 2g,,lS76. /


The monetary market is somewhat string
ent for outside business, but there is ample
FUNDS Tor legitimate business and CONNER
cial purposes.
GOLD-Larse pr ccs O1Gl OS; small CO
0Gl ~.
SILNER-PriCeS nominal
There is hut little gold q. silver in market.
,EACliANHiI-tnmmercai, y per cent
discount; bank, par.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-02
LIME AND CEMENT:

LIME-The besquality in barrels, Is wort 55
g. no In hulk, ii 81. ordinary Dhilas' 80
cents per hushel. ,,,r,h a M no
CEMENT 49, Rosendale u worth O. ~ ~ nor pe
barrel. Louisville best, hue kept - w
PLAsTEg-Is worth SIS - per barrel barrel, ir 10
sunniv of the above mentioned articles IL
am lie: demand fair, market nrm'
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Ubnn Jobn Vaught Of Williamson
.,,rtv Tennessee. died the other day
h. yyo. sppnoscd TO have left about the
,,r.oi.es hidden somewhere a beaping
rjI, or rold Hardly had he drawn his
nst breath before relation began TO
luut around for the treasure They
,oynd INFO Abe closets they looked into
fLn hmnou thcy ncered undor the bed.
thew hunted the garrett they cmptied
the lcathcrticks. they tore down the
chimney they Pried up the flooring
they ripped oil the cIaP-Goards they
blasted the foundations, lh"y dug IN
the cellar they spaded up the yard, ana
mp to the present time they nave dia-
covered, all told-SO.
,crordino 70 the 1otggjye lE6t1j,r
r.nnc. Los ,,ow twelve rcoiments Of
cuirassier. twenty-siX of drarroons
twenty of chasseurs. twelve of iussors
four. Of cbusseu,s d Anioue and three
of .uohis--in all seyenty.sevan raci.
,p,ui, orcoyalry On mobilization tine
rylra horses TO the number of lT50OO
mr., all provided for by the new military
law Fyerv horse and muln in Franco
l., annually reoi.tprrd for military re-
ouirrments so That in oseor mobiliza-
fon the owners ot once tokr the horses
md muIrs to desionotcd nosts in tLrir
Ji.nirts when those seiectcd for fine
,,,,v Win Ina mid Cn, ot ono,
''
\ remarkable toad story comes from
Acton, Canada, 4 pine log was being
sawed up into lumber the outside slab
and one board had been cut OIL and the
workmcn were turning over the log,
when they were surprised to see large
toad poke his head out OF hole IN
which he was embedded, and where he
had barely escaped being cut by the
saw. How the stranger got there was
mystery, as he was completely en-
cased in the wood with no possible
means OF IngreSS or GsrcSS' AS I"r !os
was the fourth or hith from 'Ne out' 0,
the tree, his position must nave been at
least fifty or sixty feet from the ground
and he had no doubt, crown up with 1t
from infancy, being probably hundreds
Of years old The animal was quite
flat, and nearly as large as man
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-02
HIDES AND PELF2vEN,
TOBACCO ARD CIGARS.

TOBACCO--ls worth from 5Oa75c, accord
Ing to quality; Tho market IL declining
the stock is large and the demand very good
CIGARS-Wurth from 81 25MS 10 for dumeS-
tic with Havana filters Market Is dun; sup
ply ample, demand fair
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-08-31

Of Ans NJ. tas
LKAvKNWORrH COUNTY,
In the Dispicf Court Of Learenrorfh County, Kdn-
CARLISLE B. HERMAN, Plaintiff,
GILRsET H. PIERCE and n EyELIS
VI on, THE ABOvE-NAAED DEFENDANTS,
Gilbert II. PIE &C and Evelyn Pr .rre,
will take notice that you have been sued in the
above -entitled Court, the obj CT OF which suit
OF Two thousand SIX bundled and thirty three
dollars and friy-thrse CENTS. with interest
IRON the 10Th day OF July, A. d. ls:6. and f'r
the Tor. closu e of . mortgage and u Sell your
interest IN the IOiO sing described real estate,
io S S n3%bered 9aenty.three t2D, in Iatta
Addition To L. avenw r;h ity, Kansas; lot
numbered eleven QD. in black num-
ditto" toLe venwoIth ity. and also p riot he
east ha of the northwest arter Of section
thirteen Q3), township nine ~. OF range fwen-
T. two (2sl, IN Leayenwortn Couniy, hans Is.
Of The east half OF the northwest quarter, forty
rods south of the northeast .ner thereof,
thence vest, parallel wild the section line eishty
rods COZ, thence south al ng the west line OF
said east hslf of northwest quarter. iorty-four
40 rods, thence e st eighty 81 rods, thence
north on east line of said east half OF north sest
quarter, forty four (ip rods to the place Of be
ginning, containing .wenty-tvo CD acres, and
also the south twenty acres OF SAID cas- nall OF
northwe quarter, being eighty lsol rocs on
forty (i0) rods each And the north line thereon,
being para lei WI, h the south side OF saii east
hall o. northwest quarter, which has been at
tached and to apply the proceeds thereof, in
payment OF sal judgment and you are hereby
no,if, d tina uni IS you answer SAID petition Dy
tn so;ud y Of September, u. $50 the sala
petition will be taken true anu IA ignent
rendered accc riingly, ant said property, or so
much the eof as is necessary. will be ordered
to be ID and the proceeds thereof applied in
N yrUl.p f nN 40
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Centaur
LininlentS
| Litter from "a Postmaster.

AMI CT. Ill. Dec. I, 1874
"Mess,s. J. x. RosE A c.:
my 'fe has fra "rg me. cen terrible
sufferer from -n-umatisn- sac hes tired many
P'y-i isus d many I.m elieS. The only thin
which n. given her el 'f l. Cent 'ur 1 men
r-ioica this has cur. he. Ian doing
~h, ! an To e tand It's -'le. ". II. klNG.''
This Is a = IN lie Of many thousand testiInon al.
received, Of wond al cu'cs effected ny the Cen
tas," II linen, The 'gr-dIs It's ~ this 'tcle srs
pihi'lhed around each bot lie IL CONTAINS Witch
HaE-', ms"rha AInic., Rock uii. Caiboic, and
insr-.il- q al h ITO ID d Inw I; is an inIs-
puIsb'e tact tina IA. Cent ,ur I.inimeni is leri"r
M ns ia : of Swellings, tn Joints. Erup-
tiohs, Rh"um,Ii m, Nau a gis, scistica. Csker
BrrIs's iocs-jta, c. thln sii 9th Linimen's 5,
EmhFocai us Exirae $. Solves, oin'men's. q d
n So NV in USE.
For Toe hac.e, Ksrscsa, Weak Back, Itch. aud
Cuitaneous EIaptiors, IL 4. able II cure
burns nj SC Ids without scar. ENtrscts
poison from Lit-s and siirgs, ami heals frost
hItes nj chilulains. in short time. N tam
iiy can afford TO he without the Centaur Linz
ment white Wrapper.
The Centaur Ltnimrnt, Yellow Wrapper, il
adapted 10 the tough ssIn nu ,cles and flesh o
the mai erest It's ersc's pm sever case,
Of spav'a, S~eeny. wird Gal, Big Head sno
Poll Evil, are little lie than marvellous.
Ne srs. }. Mcclure q Co., Drugg SIS, corner Elm
and +. ont SITS, Cincinnati, % say:
I'm our neighborhood a num' er Of teans.er,
are usiI the Centaar Q miment. They pionoun' Q
it sup.r,o- any hing h have used. w.
srll high four IT i've dozen bot !, s re month
10 these tenmsters -
we have thousslis OF simi ar testimonials.
For Wounds Calls, sc atches, k'Dg b ne &c
and ~ screw Worm IN sheep, II has no rival
Farm 5, Live, linen and Sock raissrs, have In
this iniuent a remedy NO III a hu idred times
jts cost.
5ratory Of J. B Rose Co,
sd DkY ST., Nkw YoRK
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-08-31
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