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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-11-16
Used in nearly every locality in many
States,

Settled beyond q doubt-No one questions
the fact that more cases Of whites, suppress
sed and irregular menses and uterine OBJ
s'ructions, Of every kind. are being daily
cured, by DR. J. Bradfelds Female Regulator.
than by all other remedies combined It's
success in Georgia and other States is beyond
precedent in tie annals OF phisic. Thousan
of certificates from women everywhere pour in
upon the proprietor The attention Of prom
incnt medical men is aroused in behalf of this
wonderful compound, and the most success
full practitioners use it, If women suffer here
after it will be their own fault. Female
Regulator is prepared and sold by l.. II .
Bradheld, Druggist, AtlHnta Ga, and may be
bought at 81 so per bottle at any respectable
Drug Store in the Union.
EFrECTL TRULY WONDERFUL.
CARTERsv1LLE, GR., April 26, 1869-This
will certify THAT two members Of my imne-
diate family, after having suffered for many
years from menstrual irregularity, and having
been treated without benefit, by various med.
lcal doctors, were at length completely cured
by one bottle Of DR.. J. Bradfell's FEMALE
REGULATOR. therefore deem il my dcty
to furnish this certificate, with the hope Of
drawing attention Of suffering womenkind to
the merits of II medicine whose power in cur>
ing irregular and suppressed menstruation,
has been proven under my own personal OBJ
servaion. Its effect OIL such cases ia trulv
wonderful and we'll may the remedy be called
"Woman's Best Friend"
Yours respectfully,
-, JAS. W. STRANGE.
sept. {, 1870
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Estate n office.

A IL persons indebted 10 the Estate of DR..
N j. NJ Field, dccensed on Medical Ac-
count or otherwise. will please come forward
and settle the same on or before the 4th day
Of December next and those having demands
against the Estate will please meet me on
that day at Pickens Court House, with their
accounts properly proven. Mr.. Isaac Nim-
mons is authorized TO receive and receipt for
any monies that may be paid him.
W. T. FIELD, Ad'mr.
Oct 26, 1875
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ has been made to |. H. Philpot. ESQ,
Judge Of Probate of Pickens County, for leave
to make Final Settlement Of the Estate Of
DR.. Jno. NJ. Field deceased, on the 4th day Of
December next, and to be discharged there
from as administrator.
W. T. FIELD, Ad'mr.
Oct 26t 1876 S
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Died, at Pickens G. H., on Sunday
evening, tho 18th November, James
Albert, son of Alonzo NJ. and Eliza.
beth Folger, aged 10 months and IL
days.
"The Lord gave, and tho Lord hath
taken away; blessed bo the name OF
tho Lord.'
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Wo had anotherjuveniIe promenade
on last Saturday in he nor of the ell
ection OF Hampton. The name of
Hampto" is endeared to every fires
side, so much so that, when the child
is first able to urticula:c, it lisps tho
name of Hampton.
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We have been informed that the
barn of Mr.. Richard Lewis, the cam
didate elect for the Office Of PROBATE
Judge for Oconee County, was re-
Gently destroyed by fire. 1t is sup
posed TO be The work ofan incendiarv.
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Notice..

A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
IA james NJ. McFall, deceased, either by
note or account, are requested to come for
fard and settle the same, on or befolc the
10Th day Of November next. Parties falling
to do so, will after that date. find thei, ac
counts in the hands Of an officer for collection.
W. 7. MOFALL, Admir-.
Oct B, 1875 8 3
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Forfeited Land SAL.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
PiCKENs C. H., s. c., Nov. 6, 1876.
FHNTlE following TRACTS OR PARCELS OF
l. LAND. forfeited 10 the State for nom
payment Of taxes in 1872. will be offered for
sale u, Public Auction. ny the County Treas
urer of Pckens, on the 3Oth day of November,
1876.
Reese and McCulley. I'll acres
Martha Bell, II acres
Ann T. + Reed, 80 acres
Samuel Mavericks Estate 1926 acres
ALONZO NJ. FNLGER,
County Auditor.
Nov O. 1876 IS 3
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1870" 1875
TALL and WINTER GOODS !

VOUR ATTENTION IS MOST REspEcg-
fully called to the largest and decidedly
tho CHEAPEST Stock of Goods that has
ever been exhibited in West Greenvillo; con.
si'ti"s Of DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
GROCERIES, etc., etc.
Our prices are 80 low that no house this
side Of New York can undsr-sell us.
We sell Goods STRICTLY for CASH, which
enables us to mike the above declaration.
We keep constantly on hand large lot Of
DOORS, SASH and BLINDS, st prices that
defy competition.
We also keep on hard 8 large lot Of thosS
celebrated GRANGE PLOW STOCKS, :tO
which we - ute your attention.
We have also connected to our Store,
n Large WAGON YARD, with we'll Of Coed
Water, which is Free and OPEN to AL.
CEKY GH BROTHER.
croeuvple 8. c., October 1875. .SO6
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Notice TO Creditors.

A Ii persons having any demands against
"a the Estate of Rufus Oats, deceased, are
hereby notified to present the same within
the time prescribed by law, duly attested;
and those indebted IN the Estate are requisite ed
to come forward and btt,le.
MARY A. OATS, Adm'x, and
ALON2O n. F0L0ER, Adm'p.
Nov 2, 1876 8
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A child has been born, in this coun-
ty, wearing the red shirt, with arms.
send up your u. s. Marshals.
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~ Some OF our Republican, friends say
their tongues have boon slIt.-They
can lick either side of the buttered
bread.
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Hampton Hats at Hagood & Alex
ander's.
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TBRe State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
BY 7 II. PhNpOt, Judge of Probate.

By II. PhHpOt, Judge of Probate.
Whereas. Geo. McAdams has made suit to
me ~ grant him Letters of Administ ration,
upon tho Estate and Effects Of John Tranum
deceased--
The kindred and creditors of the said
John Tranum, deceased, are therefore cited
20 be and appear before me. in the Court of
Probate, to be holden at Pickens C. H., on
Saturday,, 26th day of November, next, at ii
o'clock. q. m, TO shew cause, If any they
have, why the said adm instration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
9th day Of November 4. D., 1876,
I, II. PHILPOT, J.P.P.o.
E0v 0, 1875 10 2
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Church Directory.

81 Church Directory.
.0eV. Hugh MoLees, I'd Sunday at LA. n.
Rev. J. @. Hudson, Sd :" HAM
Rev. W. il. Arisil, 4th {" IL a. n
Rev. W. B. Singleton at Sacons every
1st Sunday and Saturday before, at II q. m.
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LIBERTY HOTEL

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED 4
FIRST CLASS HOUSE at Liberty Station, s.
c., and is prepared to take permanent or
transient Boarders at reasonable rates.
The Table will be supplied with the best
the market affords.
He also keeps select STOCK OF MER-
CHANDlSE on hand, which is offered to the
public cheap, for cash. Consult your own
interest and call on him.
J. J. NIX.
Liberty, S. C., July 19, 1879 46 II
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Pay Your .sn.bscrip ion.

"Let us have peace. We will now
have peace. '..
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While We write we look at tho
pictW of Hampton.
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FINAL SHGTTL NHENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ has been made 60 |. II. Philpoi. Judge
Of Probate of Pickens County, for lenve TO
make a Final Settlement Of the Esta Of s.
ID Goodlett, deceased on the 4th day Of De.
cembcr next, and TO be discharged therefrom
as admnistratrix.
MARY L. GOODLETT, Adm'yx.
Oct &c. 1915 4
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NOTICE.

YVNEIE wTSdcrsisned respectfully Informs all
Il persons Indebted to him f"r Blacksmlth-
ing, to c"ne forward anl settle b. the LIST Of
December next, or their accounts will he
placed in the hands Of n Trial Justice for
collection. Save cost aud settle. must have
money.
7. w. HILL.
Nov 2, 1875 3
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GUANO!

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
cnit the attention Of their frien6s 70 the Ho6A
that, in addition to their
Stock o. General Merchandise,
W, which is always full in its varied branches.
10y nave on hand quantity Of different
standard Fertilizers, at the following pricoS.
B BFadIey's Am1mOmHafeh
Phosphate
Time Price, payable in Currency, 81 S1
lin" Price payable in Middling Cot
ton, at 10 cents, 90 90
Atlantic Phosphate.
Cash Price, CA m
Time Price, payable in Currency.
ZINE rrice' payable in Middling Cot
ton at Is cents, e. %
M@PeS Phosphate.
Cash Prize, GAO m
Time Price, payable in Currrncy, So 90
Wilcox GE GibbS' HHmmfpvu.
lated GuamO.
Cash Price, eEr 40
Time Price, payable in Middling Cot.
ton. at II cents, 70 90
Freight to be added from Factory. and
payable in CASH. All time sales to be closed
ny noto' que Ast day Of November next
Respectfully,
HUDGENS l. BOLT.
ENsiey, s. O., Feb. %, 1875 %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-15
a GRAssEOpPER DESTROYER,

1t was noticed year ago, when the grass
hopper plague broke out so alarmingly IN
southeastern Kansas and western Missouri,
thattLe hoppcrs suddenly sickened and died,
and the cause was supposed 10 be parasite
that was discovered on his body. The same
enemy is now at work upon Kim in Mime.
sofa, and the farmers are jubilant. We find the
following in a St. Paul paper:
WINDOW, June 2S.-EditOrS Ptoneer.PreSs
and 131Julae: | take the liberty Of enclosing
YOU hopper, and ifyou will kindly examine
beneath lis wings you will find number OF
red flies" which are fast destroying all the
pests in this neigborhood. | offered a boy 3
cents this morning to find me hopper with.
out the fly, but he failed TO earn the reward,
although he worked hard for it. | really be.
lieve that not a single hopper in Cottonwood
county will escape the ravages Of this fly, and
not one will survive to lay its eggs in any
other place. They seeGi 10 be languid and
unable to fly. Most Of them have their wings
stuck out, the flies are so numerous beneath
them This morning came across thousands
of dead ones, and believe in a day or two we
shall have very few left able to do any mischief
here or elsewhere; at any rate, am sure that
not one.third Will ever leave here on the wing,
as they cannot fly. hope and trust that my
expectations will be realized, rs il is pity to
see such magnificent farming land idle for 10
fault Of the land or climate. 1 only Wish |
could afford to bug $4,000 acres. would
sell every acre in less than twelve months b.
first.class English settlers, notwithstanding
the grasshOppcrs. Yours respectfully,
An ENGLISH FARMER
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From Utica.
UTICA, July 18th, 1876.

UTICA, July 18th, 1876
| never saw Utica as dull! rs it Is at this
particular season. Two teams are as many
as one sees on the same day; fearing, it would
seem, to violate the old adage, that "two are
company and three are mob
We will give Mr.. Hall, former druggist
of this place, the benefit of "A doubt, by saying
he Is impolte, for it has been considered
breach of politehess to leave an acquaintance
for any considerable time without uttering
a word indicative of the sorrow to which
parting gives rise. Had he moi, as we un-
ders,and, taken S400 in the shape of rent, &c,
from one who was kind enough to trust him.
we might all wish him God speed.
The building of the bridge at this place
across the Illinois river, has come to stand
still, on account Of the high water and the
floods Thepeople of Deer Park, or those liv-
ing on the south side ofthe river, have resolved
that they will not contribute one farthing TO
the construction of S32 00D bridge across the
river. Such people l admire. l would
say to them: swim the sea OF slaughter or
sink beneath the wave" You have begun
the work of opposition, SO now carry it out
with will 1t will not cost half as much to
resist as TO succumb to the terms that beggars
would make. Like your neighbors, do net
be led like sheep 10 the lsughter-while you
take that money from your pockets which
you can adapt to better purpose. 1t is you,
and farmers like you, who will realty paytor
tie bridgo; not the people of Utica, oRe.haIf
of whom own not the turf over which they
sleep. The farmers on this side are deSpon-
dent over The idea that they will have TO pay
for the whole construction. Two gentleman
on this side were appointed to look after the
interest Of the farmers on this side, but did
they DO II? And why did they not do II?
Mr. James Clark IS not doing heavy bus,
iness in the grain trade, bu, what lie docs is
done honestly. Mr. c. Halliday, his gentle.
manly weighmaster, does to use the words
of the farmers the square thing
We are sorry TO record the death OF Mrs
Mary, wife Of Peter Cos grove, o; this city
who leaves to an unfricndly world five chill
lren, the youngest being but u few months
Old. She died Monday evening at 5 o'clock,
and was buried to day. TAe deceased was
Just at an age verg.ng into ripeness. Her
Heath, without being sudden, followed hard
upon q combination of disessts, which con
fined her to asick bed Yet she was prepared
a Catholic singularly pious, mother most
benefactor, woman withal con-
spicucus among women, there were few bet
Ter prepared to meet the Divine Judge than
she, 1t is needless to add that the attendance
was large. Her remains were deposited in
the Is Sale Cemetery. Thi,her the thoughts
Of the people OF Utica will often wing their
flight, and At each flight, sweet prayers will
be offered up for the repose of the soul of
Mrs. Mary y. Cosgroye, OF whom we are led
% think, in the words of Sir Thomas More
Thou vert not formed for living here,
So linked thy soul was with the sky.
Yet, an, We held thee all so dear,
We thought thou vert not form'd to die.
jacobs.
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From Sandwich.

Tho verdict Of the jury in the bastardy suit
of People rs, Albee, lately decided in your
Circuit Court, meets the hearty approval Of
240O of the best citizens Of this city, and
shows the good sense Of Il good jurymen in
agreeing with nearly all OF our people, that
Drain and wife are dangerous people if their
story is true concerning this trial.
The reasons adduced by the Mendoza Ners
for supporting Hayes and Wheeler are look.
ed upon as pretty thin, and reflect discredit
upon the paper.
The democrats Of Worthwhile, Adams and
Earl seem to favor l.. w. Brewer for County
Attorney, Frank Whi,more for Sheriff, and
Charles II. II. Thomas for Circuit Clerk.
Several of our leading citizens, formerly
strong friends of Presden, Grant, now begin
to say that some one should be appointed as
his conservator-he acts so like simplcton
in his appointments and management OF the
Indians.
Our Congressman, Gen. Farnsworth, made
a splendid democratic speech on the political
situation at Aurora last week, and was listen.
ed to by large and enthusiastic crowd. The
field now seems to be clear for Farnsworth
for the Democrats, Liberals and Temperance
men, while r. l.. Divine will probably br
nominated by the republicans.
We saw the trial ofthe new Adams mower
few days ago, and several carriages filed
with anxious nelghbors were lookerson. \
white calf was scared 10y the noise, ran amber
a horse hiiched TO a carriage, frightened the
horse SO tina, he ran away, jumped over the
tongue Of another carriage in the rear OF
the team; this caused the team TO also run
away, pulling the two carriages through each
other and scattering the fragments in all Iii
rections. The second runaway frightened
the team on the mower, aud il was a grand
sight to see the grass fall lIghtnng.like be
fore the sickle, but the point of the sickle
bar caught on a stump, tore of the tongue
and the team made big tim at racing fol
some minutes. EX UNo.
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A CONFERENCE

We find the following dispatch In Thurs
ssy's Chicago Times:
CHAMPAIGN, IL, July IA conference
h1s been held IN this city tonight between
Messss. Coy, Hlse, Aspern, and Pickerly, of
the independent state ticket, and other prom.
ineni independents, to determine whether or
not they can support Tilden electors In this
state IN consideration of the democrats sup.
porting the independent, state ticket the
ceiling is strongly in favor of such union.
II Is thought Aai the Tilden plank for the
without fixing any time for the resumption
sooner than the improved condition OF the
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County COurt---In Probate.

Estate of john William Stahl, deceased, Az.
gregate OF claims allowed, Sl06 80
Estate OF Joseph Ebersol, deceased. Order for
anal settlement TO August term, 1876.
Estate Of Wn + Pickering, deceased Supple
mental final report Of distribution among credit
ors offered and ordered to be recorded.
In the matter OF Frank Marston, a minor In.
yentory Of personal estate approved and ordered
10 be recorded.
In the matter of the guardianship OF Harriet
Z Taylor, minor. Report OF accounts OF Ste.
phen Lampson, guardian, presented, approved
md ordered to be recorded, and resignation OF
said guardian accepted, and Evans Finley ap.
pointed guardian OF said minor.
Estate OF Joseph Springer, deceased Rcpor,
Of sale of chattel property presented approved
and ordered to be recorded.
Estate Of Daniel oHdo0, DECEASED Report OF
sale Of chattel property presented, approved and
ordered to be recorded.
Estate Of MaAlon Dickerson, deceased. vii
admitted TO probate and letters testamentary or
iered issued 10 Maria II Dlckcrson.
Estate Of jonathan Morainger, deceased. Re
port Of sale Of chattel property presented, ap
proved and ordered TO be recorded.
Estate Of James Bullock, deceased. Invcn
.oTy presented, and ordered to be recorded.
Estate of Laurence Plergue, deceased. Repor
Of sale Of real estate presented, approved as I
certain tracts sold, and deeds Of conveyance OF
dered
Estate Ct Seth s Sage, deceased. Decree OF
aering req! estate sold for payment Of debts
Estate Of Samuel Underhill, deceased. Fina
report Of accounts examined, approved, estat
declared settled asd executor discharged.
Estate Of Almlra Angel, deceased. Claims al
lowed Sfs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-15

The SHANE" OF lT.-The Springfield Re.
publican independently tells the story of the
combination that nominated HAYES, in the
following paragraph from its leading edi.
torial:
at is the shame and condemnation of tho.
republican party that majority OF lis dele
gates could not and did not unite upon Bris-
tow. He was sacrificed because he had put
reform "a practice, because be lad made esc
mies OF the rascals in the republican party
Hayes was taken because he had not. This II
the plain English of the case. II Is the
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POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Democrats have dominated their Bis.
tow. More and better than that, they have
nominated him in the teeth OF a desperate
opposition from the constituent parts of the
/ thing 10 be reformed, because he is their
BristOw, and from a controlling sense Of the
attractiveness OF that sort OF candidate this
wear as party investment. The reforming
New York Democrat has had many obvious
advantages over the reforming Kentucky Re,
publican inside his own party, as lie has sew
cral obvious and grave disadvantages as a
candidate before the people. He has sought
the nomination, ne is one of the most eXper!-
enced politicians living, it will be asserted
and believed by many that his success is ow
ing quite as much 10 politics as the other
thing But, when all is said, the fact re
mains that this -. Louis result Is reform
victory within the party.-SPrEagfs.1 NI!sJ
Reg.-Iad. rep.
The Republicans declared in their plat.
form that they were as ever opposed to sub
sides 10 corporations To show what they
meant by this resolution, they have nOmila-
ted q man for vice President who, as chair.
man Of the Pacific Railroad Committee, re.
ported all manner of subsidy Jobs, and was
one OF the most active leaders In forcing
them all upon the attention Of congress. So
to the end, Republican practice turns its back
in cOntemptofR Republican Professionalism
|irg P5st-DsDa
CINCINNATI Enquirer; III Is not probable
that any democratic reformer could be more
of q sham in tina, business than the reputli-
can party. The nomination of Hayes gives
no assurance of change from Grantism,
should he be elected Tilden's election gnHd
give US change"
This IS the profession Of the republican
party;
The invariab.e rule for appointments
should have reference 70 honesty, fidelity
and capacity of appointees."
What has been is Practice? Let RelkHap,
BabcoCk. Mcdonald, joyce, Casey Anne,
Hesing, Rehm and the whole crew Of them
who ought TO be IN Jail, answer.
JOHN MoRRIssEY offers to bet 100000
that Tilden and Hendricks will carry the
State of New York by $4,000 majority. We
wish We were in position to take Johns bet.
Their majority win not exceed 1880. Like
John 4. Logan, we have studied the subject
for two weeks, and know all about it-Pike
o. Dan.
Edward Cooper was a delegate from New
York 10 St. Louis He vas one of the NEST
ardent and enthusiastic supporters of Uncle
sam. Tiden. Edward is a son OF Peter
Cooper.
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FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL,

In money matters the situation remains about
the same, the banks generally accommodating
their regular customers at the usual rates. Fol-
long time loans the market is well supplied, and
parties presenting good security lind no difficult
t. in getting the necdful
Gold has been steady and quiet during the
past week, with very slight variations in prices
The premium has ranged at from ll2j4 TO ll2J5
in New York, and closes at ll2Ii.
Government Bonds In sympathy, with gold and
under good Investment demand rule firm, and
prices are well maintained.
Ravens, MacKlnlay * Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations.
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For so brave people the English are won
derfuly hard TO cure of their passion for
beating women. 1t is not, indeed, an exclu
sivcly English habit, for an Italian Duke
was proved the other day in an English
court to have knocked down his Duchess, an
English woman, with his fist. But English
writers and orators have long denounced its
prevalence in England, and it seems to be
flourlshing to-day almost as luxuriantly as
in the oden times when the famous distich
was composed which tells US that
4 woman, dog, and a walnut tree,
The more you beat them the better they be,
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country will permit, presents such strong
contrast to the Enthusiastically enforcing plank
of the Hayes platform rs 10 leave the inde.
pendents no other alternative but to JOIN
teams with the democrats and sweep the
state for Tiden and the independents.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF that
dread disease Consumption, by simple remedy, Ia anx
ious make known 0hls fellow sufferers the means CT
cure To all desire 1t he will send cory Of the pre-
scripton used. free of charged with the econs for
preparing using the same which they VIII and SUBJ
CugY for COSsU MPTIoS. ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
Rev +. A. WILSON,
Isns-im-sp 1911 Penn St. Williams burgh. New York.