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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-02

Prize Bibles Those wishing to secure these
Bibles for children who have repeated the Shorter
Catecbism, should send to " Cstechism and Bible
Fund.- Station NJ, Bible House, n. Y" with
stamps for postage or express.
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FROM THE NORTHERN STATES.

Free Churches-An Episcopal association has
been formed in Philadelpha to maintain freedom
of all seats in churches, and to promote the aban-
Comment of the sale and rental of pews to encorr-
age as much ss possible the principle, of free viii
offerings by all the worshippers in churches, ard
to promote the revival Of the weekly ofertory, as
the best means for raising funds tor religious pur-
poses.
The New York Evangelist says that the four pas
tors of the churches ID Camden. Oneida county,
have united in a card to the public urging them
to discountensnce Sunday funerals. They object
to them for four reasons That they over tax
ministers; mar or displace the regular church ser.
vices break in upon the Bible schools, and secu.
larize the Sabbath.
The interest the subject of religion in Philadel-
phia has not declined with the Moody and SaDkey
Meetings Ga Sabbath last large congregations
assembled, and numbers of inquirers we're found
wherever the opportunity was given them TO make
themselves known. presbyterian.
Moody and sanksy Meetings The following fig.
ures of the attendance in Philadelphia have been
published:
Is Sunday meetings 225 600
40 Weekly evening meetings 32O,OOO
Sc MONDAY meetings 2OO 600
Ia Bible readings 10 600
48 Young mems meetings "a 600
sc Young women's meetings 10000
SO Mems and women's afternoon meet.
ings 20 600
Total 500. OOO
There have been, besides, number of meetings
for boys, tor parents and for reformed men, bring
ing the total up to about S75 000 and if to this
we add the attendance on the closing services of
Wednesday and Thursday, we shall have an aggre.
| gate of 900 600 people
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-02

On Tuesday, January 18th, the Rev. DR.. j. L..
Girardeau entered upon bis duties as Professor of
Didactc and Polemic Theology in the Columbia
Theological Seminary.
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Music" Remember Deeds of Kindness Waltz
Price 20 cents.
"She's Bright as the Stars in Heaven. March.
Price 90 cents.
For sale by F. W. Belmick, Music Dealer and
Publisher, 27S West Sixth St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-02

Rev. willa@ E. Baker Of Staunton, Va, has been
on a visit to PhiIaaelphs, attending the Moody
and Sankey Christian Convention
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Puhlic SnenaEun.

As Democratic klector for the frs
Congressional District Of Kentucky
the undersigned will address the peo-
pie at the following times and places
Speaking will begin promptly at
o'clock ? n. except at Paducab,
when it viii begin at s o'clock P NJ
Mr. I w. Bagby, the Republican
Eiector, cannot, he says, join me in
Joint discussion until September, when
We will make other appointments:
Monday, July 9th, at Murray, Gallo
way county.
tuesday, July 25th, at Benton, Mar
shall county.
Wednesday, July 26th Mayfeli, Graves
county.
Thursday, July 9th, Fulton Fulton
Friday, July 2s,b. Hickman, Fulton
Saturday, July both, Clinton, Hickman
Monday, July 3lst, at BIandvine, Bal
lard county.
Tuesday, August lst at Hinklevile,
Ballard county.
Wednesday, August 2nd at Paducah
C.. T. ALLEN.
Democratic Eiector Ist Dist Ky.
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keting his rulings as n presiding officer,
three senators prohting secretly By their
votes rs lawmakers, five cbairmen of the
I leading committees of the late House Of
representatives. exposed in iobbery Il
late secretary OF the treasury forcing
balance IN public accounts, "A late attor-
ney general misappropriatn the public
funds. "a secretary Of the navy enriched
or eurichiug friends by percentages
levied oil the profits OF contractors with
ms department, an ambassador to Eng
laud censured in dishouerable specula
ton, the presidents private secretary
barely escaping conviction upon trial
Tor guilty completely IN frauds upon the
revenue, secretary of war impcachcd
FOR high crimes and confessed misiemea-
nors, the demonstration Is complete that
the first step in reform must be the poo
pie choice of honest men from another
party, lest the disease Of one political or
sanization infests the body polite, and
lest by making no change Of men of par
~ we can ge no change OF measures and
no reform. All these abuses, wrongs and
crimes, the product of sixteen years as
eendancy OF the Republican party, create
a necessity for reform confessed by the
Republicans themselves But their refor-
mers are voted down in convention and
from the Cabinet The party :
mass OF honest voters is powerlcss to re
sist the eighty thousand office holders,
It's leaders and gui les. Reform can only
be had 10y a peaceful civil revolution.
We demand change of system, II change
Of administration, change OF parties,
that we may have change of measures
and of men
The reading was frequently interrupt
ell by applause. The deuunciatiEu OF the
resumption act aud the demand for it's
repeal received with especial favor.
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Er.Dnrn De,-n Nv Jtlv ~ 1875
r
i-''''' q ''' '''''-. go .''
Seeing sofei'ation Ia the columns
OF your paper for local news, l take
tbe liberty of seudin0 Won the follow
several days ago oo't was seen IN
ih1 vicinity Of Island No. 10. which
20 an arnearauces was coal boat.
two men we're On the top pulling when
suddenly thew droDpcd their oars. and
started fer tie stern Of the boat. bot
ere thew had reached If. the boat dis
snpoared beneath the waters. As the
boat wa. far out in the channel. assis
tance was imDossible from those on
shore Nathino was ever seen of anv
of rho Grow after The boat went down.
ana rbey were too faroff for their cries
r, baye haan baar5 had rbev attemDt-
ed n swim ashore M one knows how
,.nr ,hsra wors on hoard but all
,rore dror,3a1
~ - ~ ~ ,
- ~, -, ron -.
WIS ciu- '' III ''ls Ii'St Ho'ut 'Su ia
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DIR FAIR.
permanently Established.
An exhibition this Fail Sure.


The stockholders Of the new Fulton
County Agricultural Society. held q
meeting at City Hall, in Hickman, Sat
uriay last, and organized by the eIee
ton Of Jno. Il. McGehee, Pres't, and
Geo Warren Sec'y
The committee appointed to solicit
subscription of stock reported. The
Committeeman present reported sixty
six oames, at ten dollars a year for ten
wears. 1t was stated that other lists
were out, and known to have some
names The opinion was coucurred 10
that there would not be the slightest
difficulty in swelling the list to one
hundred or more by the time Of the
Fair.
On motion, the stockholders resol-
we'd, to proceed to permanent organ
iz,tion, by the election of Board Of
Directors, to serve for the ensuing y
months
S. Noouan and b. ". Tulle. were
appointed judges Of the election.
The ballot resulted in the election
Of the following eleven Directors:
NJ d. johnson,
+ N Usher,
Geo = Rogers.
~. Il Gardner.
Wood NJ Jones.
j Il Easley.
oshua Dodds.
'Chas Baltzer
: j * Murphy.
s w Luton.
W. J.. Alexander, jr.
The Board Of Directors elect imme-
diately assembled Preseut-M. D.
Johnson. Geo. E. Rogers, 5. W Lu.
ton, E. NJ Usher, Chas BaItzer, J. X
Murphy, W. Il Gardner.
The election being regularly pro-
aeeded with, resulted in the choice Of
the following permanent officers
NJ u Johnsou-PresIdent.
a IA murphy ice President.
NJ. B. Shaw-Treasurer.
A D. Kinop,,n-Secret.rv
O, motio, the Trsosrrer,s bopd
no.. e.l @ ooo..a.I -, g..
-v,s bonl e ooo. a,3 ,bs al. -,
fxea at s25 o.cb rosr
Tho r,fr,u;oc oo,,r,;..o. uos an
-.i...l .... .,
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ga1IIl.3:'I'IlD.V
ZsE 8EA&E AND EIB 49, =
TOLL ut s Q p.
CHEAP, CONVENIENT, CLEANLYs
9ELICATELY PERFUMES.
ASK YOUR GROCER OR BRueGIST FOR 1T.
VIM. GLENN & sens, CINCINNATI.
Is Your LIS worth Tan Gems +?

Is Your Life Worth Ten Gents?
Sickness prevails every where, aud eve
rybody complains of some disease during
their life. When sick, the object is to
get WELL now to say plainly that no per-
son in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its eff
fects, such as Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
palpitation Of the Heart, Depressed Spir-
its. Biliousness, &c, can take Green
August tt0cer without getting relief and
cure. Ii you doubt this, 60 to your Drug
gist, Buck CowGILL, and get a sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular
size - cents. Two doses viii relieve you
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COULTER OFFICE,
FEIcrn.an Produce |1saraet.

i-N''5 '"'9
Hickman Produce Es1Fat G..
APPLES-Bv the Sarra. 81 O0aSl IS.
n, .1.,,,s,.li, 1,v,e Envers are sIin-
PING only 70 N"''2 'i'
POTAIoES-lrjTh, IN barrels, 81 40.
SEEDS.
Glover $1,000; Herds Grass. 81 so;
nine Grass. Il 30. Orchard. - so: TIM
-cboi1e-S5 p. hungarian and
AIiiIet 81.
COPx-l0a42c pcr bushel.
CO1VON-SaIgc.
WHEAT-g1c.
AIEAI.-From wagons &c
EErswAX 25na6c. p III.
VIpES. green. -4a5c.
drv saltei saIOc.
dry flint IOaI2c.
wO0r-51 10 soc. per lb. tub washed.
FraTHFPS - b 40aJ0e prime.
GrvSING--5eaSl 90 per pound.
TArIOY. Per ID 81.
ItrTvrP -Fragh. 10 no Doc ucr lb.
p0rITR}- FrC.-Touur Chickens.
81 300 > o9 ncr dozen. OLA from = Don
3 au.
EGGs-se per dozen.
srAVES-We nave no market for slaves
at present.
BAHRELS-A9ple tICts; Flour, 50e'
Nolasscs, - 90; Molasses kegs. 10 gal s.,
90cts; Aiolasses kegs . gals, Scots; Wits
ky kegs. lu sal S - 90; hIsAy kegs, 4
gals 40 cents.
GROCERIES.
BACON-Sides I4c.
Shoulders Toe.
Hams -.
CHEESE per lb. Us to IS e.
COFFEE Rho, --4Z'c
CRACKFRS, - 10. 789c.
COALOiL, e. gallon 200
CANDLES, Star, loaL2O.
FLOUR, - OoC5S 06.
MOLASS ES-per biol J0aj0, hlf bhls Goa
IS cents
LARD OIL, z gallon, 81 pa
LABD--l4 to l6c. q lb.
GUNPOWDER p kcg > 80.
BLASTING Pow DEH, 90.
SUDA-By the keg OLE T. ID.
SUGAR Brown, 9alOc; Hard I2lalic
SHOT, per bag, 30.
STONEWABE z gallon, 1910 l5c.
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NesssihIc AdYfce

Yon arc asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your Drug
gist to use something for dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint that you know nothing
about, yet discouraged spending money
with hut little success. Now to give the
satisfactory proof that GeEES's AUGUsT
Flower viii cure YOU of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all its effects, such
as Sour stomach. Sick Headache, Ha bitual
Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart
Heartburn, Water brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, sc, ask
you to go TO your Druggist, Buck & Cow
GILL and get Sample Bottle OF CIR ZEN :
AUGusr FLOWER for 10 cents and try 1t. or
a Regular re for - cents, two doses viii
relieve you.
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Our COUNTY FAIR The new or
ganization of the Fulton County AgricuI-
tural Society. starts out under very IA
vorable auspices-better than any Of its
predecessors. It is organized on better
basis. the stock running for ten years,
with an ample amount to tx its perma-
nency beyond any contingency. The
stock is now widely scattered. and four
6fths Of it is owned by farmers, thus in
suring a more general interest. In pre-
vious organizations the stock has been
largely owned by citizens Of Hickman.
who felt only an incidental interest in
the exhibitions The town interest can
be depended upon for quite an equal
amount Of encouragement, as hereto
fore, in different ways, while the more ex-
tended farming interest now represented
win tell largely in future success.
The new company have an excellent
Board and officers, and a President who is
The very embodiment of energy, manage
ment and enterprise lie just oont fail
At anything lie is, in himself, guar
tee of success.
We want the people to answer the en-
terprising effort of these farmers, by
thorough preparation, in going to work.
every man, woman, and child, in the
county, to make the Fair this fall, such a
sueces IS as it never was before. II is
county institution, and the county pride
of one and all, should be enlisted in its
behalf
There is new plan in regard to the
admission of Stockholders to the Fair
to be discussed AID that is to issue an
equal amount of tickets to each Stock
holder Instead of free family passes as
heretofore. These tickets the Stoekhold-
er can use, give away, or SELL as he
pleases. This Plan has not beeneadoptedt
but is to be discussed
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CounciI Proceedings

HIcKMAN, KY, July, -, 1876.
Council met Present, Mayor Davis
Councilmen Harness, Rice, stegala and
Bamage.
On motion, ordered that an election be
held in he city of Hickman the first Non
day in August, for the purpose of elect
ing City Marshal. Jos. Kirkpatrick
and r. E. Millet, appointed judges, and
". \. Breyard, Marshal of said election
On motion, Mrs. Sallie Freeman was re-
leased from the penalty for nou-pay ment
of back taxes.
On motion, Council adjournd.
Attest a. p. WIruSs, c. c.
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EEE.zGEOEIs.

B,prrsr-Serviccs 81 AMI 4th sundays
IN each month. Sunday School every Sa5-
bath at 9 clock, n N.
ELDER NoRrov Pastor.
ar. PAuLs- Protestant Episcopal Ser
vices by the Rector every first and third
SnpJay in he month, ut I05 o clock. a. NJ,
and T.. VI Lay services on other Sun
days mt 1880 g. VI. Sunday School NJ 9
o'clock, A. Holy communion on the
first Sunday in the mouth.
Rev. &. l.. PrNDNR, Rector.
ST. PETER sc ATHoL-c-Scrvices every
Second sunday in each month.
FATHER FORESTER, Priest.
MErHo0Esr EracorAL, SoUru Services
every sunday al l05 o'clock, a. M, and
p m. Sunday School Al a. IN. Pray
err Meeting every Wednesday nisht.
REV J. &. LOVE-, Pastor
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Campaign Papers.


\ good many Of our contemporaries are
advertising their journals for the cam
paign; offering to send them until after
the election, for given amount of money.
The CoupiEn is always campaign paper,
and the campaigns in which it takes
fun hand succeed each other so closely
that it is hard to tell where one ends and
another begins Our prices are two dol
lars for one year, or one dollar for sis
months. Our paper should be in the
hands of at least one member Of every
family in Hickman and Fulton counties.
There are a great many men in these
counties who can read but who 10 not take
any paper. The Democratic party, as "a
party, should see to it that such is the
case no longer. They should take steps
to put the CornrEn into the hands Of all
these men, so that they may become read
ers, and, as a consequence, informed Of
our NAtlo@At1 state 3h1 county poIlicS.
~zz--
It is thought by Intelligent observ-
ers who have travelled through the
States Of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois
since the Cincinnati and st. Louis Con
vc0tions made their nominations, that
each onc Of those States will east its
electoral vote for Tilden and Hen
l,-.f-- =, No., Lor I'M MON -, D..
out to be true. To the great political
tornado which seems now to be sweep.
ing everything before it, these State.
may be carried along with the rest, bal
we confess that heretofore we have bad
but little hope Of it, Iudeed, we fee
fully able TO get along without them
aud have made up our minds TO DO so
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EDIE.as

Al Hurricane Hill, five miles north o.
Dycrshurr, on the 10Th ult. ERNEST
son Of Dr. W. 4. 81 Lizzie Fowlkes, aged
@ years.
Can consolation reach this stricken
household All there shall be a time,
when
~The mothers arms again are folded
around The child She loved and lost
Tn the room
OF this gricr-shaiowled Present there
shall hc
4 Present In whose reign no grief shall
guaw
The heart aud never shall tender tie
he broken-iu whose reign the eternal
Change
That waits on growth and action shall
proceed
With everlasting Concord hand IN hand p
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"FIGarING JOE HOOKER TO TIE
FRoNT.-And now among the gallant,
patriotic true Republicans of the oun
try, who have declared for "Tilden
aud Hendricks, write the name of
Gen. Joe Hooker, who, in recent let
ter to Gov. Tilden, among other true
and appropriate things, says: .The
Whole government of the nation is cor
rupt-desperately eorrupi-and the
honor aud the glory Of applying the
an'itode, am convinced will belong to
you. If the fact of your nomination
does not enhance the material values
of the country, | am sure your cleo
ton will do it. Already | seem to
breathe new atmosphere
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AUGUST EEEGTEON.
FOR SHERIFF.

Editor Hr%mqa Courier;
You are authorized to announce me- as
q candidate for the Office Of sheriff OF
Fulton county, at the August election, to
Ill out the term Of said Office, beginning
tie lst Monday in january, 1877, this
June ., 1876. b. r. WALKUR.
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To EOur Figures.

EZif0r Hickman Courier
VIII some of your mathematical
readers please inform me how long it
will take to lose one hundred dollars,
losing ten per cent annually? IN other
words, to be palmer, how long will it
take to exhaust one hundred dollars
losing ten per cent annually? SNIX
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED HIMSELF
-KEE DYER OF OBIox -Wednesday
night last Mr.. Kee Dyer, of obion county
accidentally shot and killed himself at q
wagon yard in his place, under the fo-
lowing circumstances Dyer. in company
with four or II sc others from his neigh
borhood, had brought apples to Hickman.
in wagons, for sale. Having effected
their sales the company went into camp
for he night on the grounds near Blu
chanan < Barnes. expecting to get an
early start for home the next morning
The company were in a high degree Of
mirth. such as usually characterize
campers, and kept mp their prauks and
sport far iato the night. Dyer, himself
had unfortunately been drinking 20 some
extent, anil finally when tacy sFs4z-l'
their blankets for bed, he place or
dropped his pistol in the blankets where
lac was to lay. In the night, about one
o'clock, the mules became restless, and
Kee Dyer, with his brother got up TO at
tend to them Returning, he fell down
on his side a smothereI report was
heard, and Dyer groaneI Il few times,
murmuriug something to the effect thar
he was shot. Some Of the boys said he
was not, jerked the blanket from under
him. and with it the pistol. lie was SHOT
Immediately over the heart and died al
most instantly.
\ coroners inquest was holden, and
returned verdict in accorJanee with the
above facts. On his person was found
Sl4,10- The pistol was smith * Wesson
belt, and had one load discharged. The
unfortunate young man lived near Troy,
Tenn, was % years old married, aud
leaves wife bu1no children. He was
said to be good, hard working young
man
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QUICK WoEK Several davs past
man apparently sixty years old had been
noticed arnnd the streets of Hickman,
Ky. Thursday, being sick he pauned
his watch for medicine. and on Friday
lay down aud died in the street No in
quest was held by the authorities. who
merely picked mp his body, placed it in
square box. and had it deposited in the
ground within half an hour from the
Time Of his death. The above is vouched
for by he railroad men at hat place
AosLpiile Americaa
The poor old man alluded to was ten
dered the charity Of the county, in his
sickness, but he refused it, asserting that
he was no pauper He died suddenly
Friday, in a wagon shop--but nothing
could be done for him The county fur
nished coffin of the price usually al
lowed paupers. Instead of being buried
"within half an hour, it was fully six
or seven hours. He died with y conges-
tive chill, but the idea obtained that it
was cholera, and hence the intermeut was
hurried, but not so fast as reported.
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ENnr G,Ouaoress.

We arc authorized to announce HON
\. Il. BOONE, of Graves, as "a candidate
for reelection TO congress of the United
States, subject to the wishes of the Dem
ocracy Of the District.
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.EOR w0un

The COURIER OFFICE is now thoroughly
furnished with new JOB TYPE; also, full
supply OF LETTER, NorE and BILL HEAD
PAFER, CARDS, &c, and can DO work n the
neatest style aud at city prices.
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MayfeN Democrat: The contrast be-
tween The Radical and Democratic ratih-
cntions Of this place was very great Not
a single lady attended the Radical meet
inE, while, on the contrary, nearly II
got quite hundred ladies Were present
at the Democratic meeting. The ladies'
are always on the right side.
Those Mayfeld girls know that Iilden
is an old bachelor, that he is going 10 oe-
euPy the White House, and that he has
promised to marry, and that newspapers
iusinuate the fair partner of Presidential
honors is to be from Kentucky. and So
the ladies want to know what manner OF
man he is, 50 as not TO decline unad-
viscd
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TE9EEG TABLE
TEaangaic.

Masonic.
Fulton Lodge No. 100, 4 F. & A. NJ,
meets the second Monday evening in eve
ry month, ut o'clock Officers,
CHks. BALTzEE, W "
W. L. McCUTcHEN, Secretary.
Z. q. Cd. h.
Hickman Encam9ment, No. 81, and Full
ton Lodge, No. IS, /. o. o. F., meet every
alternate Thursday evening.
Officers Of Eucampmcnt-T. J. Lane, c.
p. y. p. Harness, +. s.
Officers Subordinate Lodge Saml Land
rum, y. G.; r. Levi, r. s.
z. @. g. 'E.
Hickman Lodge No So, l. O. q. T.,
meets every Tuesday evening, at o'clock.
Il. NJ. AArHlSY, ". G. L.
s \. WHITE, W. s.
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J. TT. PLAUT s. BRO. are paying the
highest market price for Wheat and she'll
ed Corn. Liy2l-2t
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HE. JOHN EsUEE4'S
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR THE CURE or
FEVER AND AGUE.
OR CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims for il a superiority over
all remedies ever offered 20 the public for
the SAFE spee3y and permanent cure of a que
and Fever or Chills and Fever. whether
of short or long standing. He refers TO
the entire Western and Southern country
to bear him testimony TO the truth of the
assertion, that in no case whatever viii
it fail to cure if the directions are strict
" followed and carried out Ina great
many cases single dose has been sufii-
cient for IA cure, and whole families have
been cured by single bottle, with per-
feet restoration OF the general health.
1t is, however, prudent, and IN every case
more certain to cure, if its use is con-
tinued in smaller doses for week or two
after the disease has been checked. more
especially in difficult and long-sianding
cases. Usually this medicine will not
require any aid to keep the bowels in
good order Should the patient, however,
require u cathartic medicine, after hav-
ing taken three or four dosesof the tonic,
a single dose OF Bulls Ncgetolfte F--+.sf9y
Pills viii be sufficient.
The genuine SNTH ToNlc SYRUP must
have Or. John Bulls private stamp on
each bottle. DR.. John Bull oBly has the
right to manufacture aud sell the origi-
nal ohu } Smith Tonic >yruP, Oh LOUIS
vile, Ky Examine well ths lAoei on
each bottle. II my private samp IS not
on each bottle, do not purchase or you
will be deceived.
d l.. j o II II u u / |,
Manufacturer and Vcndsr oil
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Bulls Sarsaparilla,
Bulls Ceiron Filters,
Bulls Worm Destroyer.
THE PoPrLAR REMEDIES or fhh DAY
Principal Office, 5l9 Main STREET Louis
vile, Ky. ny ~
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