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HYGIENE

FELoy. Equal parts soft soap and
quick iime, made into paste apply to
fel0u; renew whenever dry. Il viii
cause pain if the talon has progressed
much but it is q sure cure.
BURNS: Strong, fresh, clear lime
water, mixed with as much liuseed oil
As ii vii. cut; shake the bottle before
applying wrap the burn IN cotton wad-
ding saturated with the lotion wet a.
often as IL appears dry without removing
cotton from burn for nine days when
new -l1iu will probably have formed.
DRUNKENNEss: The Wisconsin phy-
sician who prescribes cincbona as q cure
Tor drunkenness SAYS the red bark, and
not the yellow, which Is usually sold in
drug stores, is the Kind for the remedy.
One pound of red cinchoua, pulverIzed
and added ~ q pint of water, Is stepped
for twelve hours, filtered in diluted
alcohol until the tiucture Is reddish
brown. Dose, 81 teaspOOntul three or
four times day, or when drink Is
craved.
SUMNER DIET: There is a great deal
said in praise OF French cookery, but
the demands of the intense life Ameri-
cans lead can not bemet by mere havOrs
ard simulated dishes. Our psiates may
be cheated by the cuilinler, but he can
not cheat our stOmachs. Food we must
have; food that on analysis gives fi5rin
and glutin and albumen, and puts such
restlessness into our muscles and our
brains that we can not choose but work
and think. The hearty worker Ia lnvarl
ably the hearty feeder While it Is
right and proper to utilize everything
edible, and wrong 20 waste what may
serve q useful purpose, there Is no
4 economy so uuwise as that which leads
Us 10 defraud our blood by filling the
stomach with what seems to be food, but
is lacking in the essential elements OIL
food. In the summer time fruits and
vegetables naturally form q large part OF
our diet. When neither underripe nOI
overripQ nothing can be more wholesome
than fruit. But there are no articles o.
food more dersngiDg to the system tnaL
unripe fruit, or that yerging on decay, u
which the fermentatiOus Of decOmp0si
ton have begun. So far as possible
fruit should De eaten without sugar
Sugar Is carbon in g sacchSrine garD, and
carbon is heat. Curds are very delight
ful articles of food. For breakfast on q
,ultry morning ia June and July moth
.ng can exceed a cream cheese tOl
deiicacy and satisfaction. The habit
once formed Of eating cold dishes il
summer, and the American idea that
every meal must taste OF the file being
discarded, large comfort ensues to the
cook and the eater no less. Cold tea anC
cold coffee, f rightly made and cooled
are as refreshing and stimulating as tht
same beverages at 212degrees Fahrenheit
Cold meats are as nutritious as warn
meats, and many vegetables are as pala
table when they have been hall "a day
from the fire as when first cooked
Salads OF all kinds are specislly gratefu
In warm weather, and should form {
part Of every dinner.
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OLD Or. johnson was a beneiac-
tor Seventy>fve years ago he invented
what is now called JOhnson's Anodyne Lin,
iment. the wonderful success Of which in
the cure Of diseases of the head, throat and
lungs is truly astonishing. No family should
be witkoutit-
Thousands OF dollars might be annually
saved 10 farmers If they would give freely
OF Sneridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
10 their horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and fowl
They prevent disease and promote the
growth. We said Sheridan's. Those put ur
in large packs are utterly worthless.
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FARM AND HOME.


The French mode OF raising tomatoes
!. ss follows: AS Soon as q cluster Of
flowers ia visible, they top the stem down
TO the clusters, which soon push strongly,
and produce another cluster OF mowers
each. When these are visible, the branch
to which they belong is also topped down
to their level, and this is done five times
succsssively. By this means the plants
become stout dwarf bushes, not above
eighteen inches high. In order to pre-
vent their falling over, sticks or strings
are stretched horizontally along the rows,
50 as 10 keep them erect. In addition to
this, all laterals whatever are nipPed of
IN this way, the ripe sap is directed into
the fruit, which acquire a beauty, size
and excellence unattainsble by other
means.
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Truth stranger that fiction could be
told Of the life of the late Mrs. G one
Of the most eccentric characters of the
southwest. From the administration OF
Washington to that of Van Buren, she
was an habitue of the capital. Jefferson,
Randolph aud Madison were her con-
temporaries. Her youth was spent on
the shores of the Ohio when Pittsburg
was tradiug-foTt. She held during her
lie all OF her husbands great wealth.
The heir, his nephew, who was TO re-
ceive the property at her death, when he
came of age refused to learn any profes-
sion or trade, as Mrs, G. was then fifty
in infirm health. Sne would not give
him penny, although she was childless,
living alone on her plantations, sur
rounded only by slaves.
"Yeu better 90 to work, George" she
would say 10 him. "I'll walk over your
grave yet"
He waited twenty, thirty, forty years.
He was pauper, but the dead weman's
shoes were not yet ready for him.
She made preparations apparently to
live forever. Every year she bou ght
the costliest dresses and laces, made in
the prevailing fashion, and stored them
away in her great solitary chambers. The
heir, feeble old man, died at last IN the
almsheuse. She lived on.
In her hundred and first year she was
prevailed upon to make her will. After
disposing of various properties, the law
yer reminded her OF the Bogg farms,
which she had inherited from her father,
''They are mine," she said, quietly, aud
continued devising her husbands estate.
"That is ALL, she said at length, hold
ing out her hand for the pen.
"But you have not left the Bogg
farms TO anybody"
''Sir, they are mine ferever' cried the
dying woman.
She fingered for another year, in which
her former slaves plundered her of all her
boarded treasures, and died at last poorer
in friends, in spirit, in the real riches OF
life, than even her dead pauper heir.
What sermon Of effeminacy, pride and
covetousness could preach such a lesson
as these two lives?
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Owing to the perfect purity Of Do0ley's
Yeast Powder, and IT'S superior excellence
in every respect over all other preparations,
il has been adopted and used in the Royal
households Of the following countries, viz
Germany. England, Spain, Russia, Denmark,
Sweden, I'aly and Brazil. Ii was long ago
adopted and is to-day used by thousands OF
roval American households scattered all
over the western world, and the high esteem
in which it is held in this country fully
iustifes its introduction and use as above
a.
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W. ,1or,.r,s Irvrp AM AGIrE TONIC

WuHoFr's FEVER AND AGUE ToNIC.
CHILL CUREl-SAFE AND SURE!-Dr. VII
boftis Tonic is curative and protective IL
will cure Chills and protect from further At
tacks. It's reputation is established. It's
composition is simple and scientific. II
contains no poison. 1t acts promptly ana
cause II saves doctors bills. II is harmless,
speedv in action and delightful in its effects.
TRY it and prove all that's said. Wheeloek,
Finlay & Co, Proprietors, New Orleans.
For sale by all Druggists.
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
The Great Solar Phenomena which will Occur
on the Twenty-Ninth Of Juy---ln-
.,..,,,s r., Observers

structons for ObseHers.
+. A pamphlet is just issued from the
United States nautical almanac office at
Washington, in which PIof. Newcomb
piyes particulars for this country of the
total solar eclipse to take place July 29th.
Maps are furnished for the line OF totali-
~. which extends over the western end
Of Montana, across the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, through Wyoming Terrific
~, over Denver, Colorado, down through
northern and eastern Texas, entering
the Gulf OF Mexico between New Or
leans and Galveston. 1t will then pass
over most of Cuba and the southern por-
ton Of Ssnto Domingo, vanishing from
earth shortly afterwsrd. The breadth of
the totality shadow in this country will
be about enc hundred and sixteen miles.
The partial eclipse viii extend all over
the United States, Mexico and British
America Instructions ere given by
which unskilled Ob.erv,rs, possessed Of a
spy-glass and a watch, may make oh.
seryatloEs on this eclipse along the line
OF totality, thai are likely TO be Of use
il sent to Washington. 1t is mentioned
incidentally that the present sstronomi~
cal tables are 50 uncertain that there is
q difference of four miles in the path of
the shadow as given respectively by the
British and American nautical almanacs.
The pamphlet includes diagram of the
place of important stars which may be
seen near the sun during the moments ol
| eclipse, and suggests that a sharp look
out should be tnen kept for intra-M -Mercu-
rial planets. People who have faculty
for rapid sketching are advised now tc
make drawings OF the corona. All the
suggestions of the pamphlet are simple
and may be carried out with little trou,
bic by those who are favorablv situated
as to locality.
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A Brave Woman's Defense.

j plucky young widow, living near
Tazewel Court House, Va, succeeded
in defeating two tramps ruffians after
fight which cost her life. About 10
O'Clock at night two men came to the
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g'ns slSrslest DiscOysEy OF 1ns age
Il TST JobIasi celebrated Venetian L1niInent
~ vsers lefore the public, and warranted to cure
Disrrhes, Dysentsry. Collie, and spasEns taken IN
feruaiIv and Group, Chronic kheumatsm sore
JSI,-o.fs 'Cts Bruises Old Sores, and Pains In the
T51nha Back and Chest, externally, II mas never
failed Il . family viii ever be without Il after onef
givirS a a fair trial. Price, 40 cts. DR. 1OBlAb
VElN9eTfAE HORSE LIN IMI1rs T, in Pint Bottles
at one Dollar is warranted superior 70 any other, o.
NO PAY, for the cure Of Collie, Cuts, bruises. Oiu
sores. etc. sold by all Druggists. Depot-fO fsrk
Place New York.
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of considerable personal attrsctions)-
ooh, yes was married at fifteen, you
know And is that young gentleman
really your SOM" Mrs. Brown (@ho is
also possessed of ditto ditto ditto)-
"Yes-a=I Was married ct twelve ln
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Mothers Mothers II Mothers n Don't lail 20
procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup Tor ali
diseases incident TO the period OF teething IN
children. 1t relieves the child nom pam cures
relief and health to the child, gives rest to the
notber II is an old and well-tried -emedy.
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Rev. Mr.. Cook says that that which
proouces the least friction is the most
natural And yet if Mr.. Cook should
tread on piece of soap on the stairs and
sail forward like an American eagle upon
its prey, he could not attribnts the con.
sequences TO the unnatural behavior of
the stairs.
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What H. called spiritualism seems 10
be far more rampant in Europe than it
is here Like many American inveu.
tious. it meets with greater favor there
than j q the land OF IJs origin. In Lon
don and the leading cities of Great
Britain, spiritual seances are said 10 be
q sort Of entertainment as common as
keltie-d7ums and dinner parties. They
are very fashionable, and everybody who
ia ANYBODY attends them. Pictures of
mediums aad materiaLzsd spirits, as
they appear IN open circle, are published
IN the English spiritual journals. Slade,
whose tricks were exposed here, has
received magnificent presents OF watches,
/ iewelry. and diamonds in Berlin. His
/ seances have been attached in Germany
and Russia by the highest nobility. IN
the capital OF the TONER empire he
exhibited to the chief OF police and the
/ court cOpjurer, who narrowly watched
/ tine proceediugy, made oath that the
/ phenomena were not tricks. Mrs.
4 MacDOugaN Gregory, widow Of Prot.
/ GREGORY, Of Edinburgh university, is
/ pronounced a firm Deliver. She gives
/ spiritual receptions-s0 they are styled
and they are attended by high church
4 diguitaries, some OF whom are asserted 60
/ have proclaimed the truth Of the new
. philosophy from the pulpit. The inn
perial family Of Russia and Germany
( Bismarck, President Mcmahon, Gam
BETA, Gladstone, DisIaeii, Browning
. Carlyle, Teunyson, and all Other
/ renowned percentages, are reported 70 Dl
spirituGiists; but the report must Dt
accepted we suppose, IS the Milesiar
stories that every noted man since TIA,
Ptolemies ha-, at some time or other
been born iu Ireland.
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Mrs. Brown: "Dear me, Mrs. Jones,
are those tall young ladies really yours ?
] had no idea you had daughters grown
up" Mrs. Jones (who is still possessed
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CnN8UMPII0N CAN 81 CURED.

FVTElWoNA e. 10 certain remedy for the cuHE OF
sOHSEsfFsEIEsts = and al diseases Of the Lungs
,,. s~r,roar. Try ftaud De convinced. Price One
Dollar per bottisat Druggists sent b. the Proprie-
tor on receipt OF price pamphlet containing valu,
ta fvira fo fisr Itfi ee. many ihcattf %
,rrs and fuIi iIfctions for using with each
a.ttte ,,r eent freo ~ any address. OSCAR q. mo-
SIS Is Cortlau1t street, AeW y OK.
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The man who wrote Revolutions
never go backward" had never turned q
back somerssult over the tail>board of a
farm-wagon.-- Free Press.
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A splendid WATCH FOR $40.

For Ten Dollars we VIII send you an eNceilent
-yyudur stem setting watch m heavy silYtf-
composition cases. new attle hat hpuu ~. =
raj IL h. retiu bic aud ntt NERVES
,ee-fb ssns NJ introduce 10 We offer few ~ SiO.
Ncthin equal to was ever sold for the money sat
isfacfion glaranteed Order az ssnfes sent any
where on receipt 0f rr1re; BY Express Win priN-
iege of examfnation before paving Write Tor pArtis-
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- acicnee u -. ~ -. l'FeseryaiIoa

Tu1huodreth edition, revised and enlarfoo. Just ~
.rhTsbel Ifis standard medical work the jest ~
the Eueiish LANGUAGE. Wi zen ey o sit sst
arparfrnra. 20 whom was awarded Roi4 hha .Nele1
"a ID lv ffa National Medical AsEociation. IL con-
ftu4 Beautiful and very expensive steel plate en-
,.~.vfr-s Three hundred pages. more thhn MY
vaiuai1e prescriptions for lll iorua oi preNAliln
tine result many Years OF eAteuHifo hhu
s-,cces-frI uractice Bound in FreHch cloth price
oUiv gl sent by maiL Tie bondos Lancet sAys'
q, NJ rerson should Doe without this Valuable bpoh;
The author b. O. noble teueilctor.' An tlluhtrhtea
sample sent a recel pt q q cents 1T pesthEs
Boston Tho author may be cpn4ultea on All ulse,'07
rauuf-luv Firfii and eN perIDuce+
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175A LIARS

As travelling agent are lying about our five-lon
Wagon scale, on which we prepay the freight sell
on trial for $50. sni ask no money till tested and
found satisfactory. For lAthogaph and Pdce List
(f5ee) address
JONES or BIE8HAMrON Binshsmion, n. y.
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commandment, Thou shalt not kill"
holds down New York, and London, and
Paris, and not police, or horse-guards.
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Sleep for the Brain.

BLESSINGS light on him that first in
vented sleep" says Sancho Panza; and
the tired workman, tired in brain or
body, echoes the benediction.
The best possible thing for a man to
do when he feels too weak to carry any
thing through IS to go to bed and sleep
as long as he can.
This is the only actual recuPeration Of
brain-iorce, because during sleep the
brain is in state of rest, in a condition
to receive and appropriate articles of
nutriment from the blood, which takes
the place of those which have been con-
sumed by previous labor, since the very
act of thinking burns up solid particles,
a. every turn Of the wheel or screw OF
the steamer is the result of consumption
by fire Of the fuel in the furnace. The
supply Of human brain substance can
only be had from the nutriment particles
in the blood, which were obtained from
the food eaten previously; and the brain j,
50 constituted that it can best receive and
appropriate to itself those nutritiye par
ticles during the state OF rest, Of quiet
and stiffness Of sleep. Mere stimulant.
supply nothing in themselves; they gosc
the brain and force it to a greater con
sumption OF substance, until it is so ex
hausted that there is not power enough
left to take up fresh supply
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OBITUARY..

Mr.. James w. Riley onc ofour eldest
aud Must respected ciiizens quietly aud
peacefully hreaihed lhs lat ri the resi-
drnce of III. sun.in law Mr. DasilThomr.
Snl.. near Cedar tiruve IN Sni day cyeiI-
ing the 9Th lust, havingjust entered HE
g0ii, year A husband father. nrighlur,
friend aud Ia all tile rclatious of life lie
wa- scrupulnusiy faithful. a man In com.
Portable, though moderate circumstances
yet no me responded toa cal. for the re-
lief 81 the nee,iy or unfortunate With
moie genuine liberality aud sympathy.
Ne was jealous memi,er .fihe prrsby-
terrain Church. nj Fairfield, 81 which he
was of The railing Elders. aiul his
daily walk aud conversation attestrd the
g-nMprn-ssof his profession rs chris.
tau.
IL all things THAT go 60 make ~ The
n,mirl citizen aud humble christian he
was the peer u any.
OF him Il may lie truly said "iiis faulss
were few, his virtues many.
A FRIEND.
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The Conyietions.

The county draws u breath Of relief al
the prompt convictions Of men 50 deeply
stepped III crime AZ Robt. Boswell nnd the
burglars Davis, Andrews and Carlton.
For The first ilicreis and can he no CONS
.nisrraiian His crimes were unnatural,
fiendiSh and savagely brutal. He will
hang without tongue being sounded Or
hand being lifted to save him. 1yse Inn.
pulses Of human nature instimctively pre-.
nounce his doom just otie. Nor can we
say that the feeling h muc., more tender
towards the other offenders. Ties Hence
for wl,icl, they are convicted IL hut me Of
inuny Whose origin appears 70 he slitecily
traced 10 them; aud they were aiicom-
plicaied will, purposes 10 horrible that
every one who has female virtue to pro-
tect or defend must breath more freely az
the suppression 81 enemies so much 10 he
dreaded.
But Boswell Ii 10 hang. while the
either three are granted n longer itslse 81
life; and Cor this the law Is airaigned, not
leeaure It II Charged will, Partially, eut
because II opens iis ears 10 pleas 30 ,friyo2
lous as 70 shock common sense. The pn!,-
lie hear with lille Raliepce Tile lille
alIegaiienof intileliIy OH the Iart 81 u
juror. aud that too after extraordinary
mecaulio,l la selecting tlrose lhoughtio
lie most favorahly inrliped 81 The
prisoners. But the rilblic must nut con,
found tile cpi:,luct ~ the counsel vi fi,e
defence aud tl,eacii0n Of the Judge: The
cuunsel may lie blamed for The suggestions
of oes-asinn fnrt rnoiion for q new trial
wi,ici, will not for moment bear The
test IL scrutiny. That Suggestion tile
Judge prunllaly ,li-aiIowed; and then from
that decision, an appeal was taken 10 HE
Supreme Court. This right Of appeal Is
as much secured 10 defendants as Is the
right 81 the writ of Iial,eas Corpus. and
recognizing all the Consequences 81 ~, APP
zeal, The possibility of another i,rplonge.i
cs,slly trial, Tile rrrlain accumulation Of
sarsls 60 the county during the continued
imprisonment ~ tie criminals, aud the
~ s-ililiiy of escape meanwhile. We Must
hold 10 view the fact ihat the law " general
and MT special In IFS apI'li,aiion. IL Is
made 10 srvrr prinelpirs. mt particular
cases, aud lie Indulgence granied iho-e
unhappy men Is not The act Of ii'e Judge.
hui The forre of law which applies In all
cases % all men.
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Col. o. nrRa..

We are CHASED 10 learn. rs We II"
illtouri,a letter received here this morn
ing. thai Cnl. Dnnran X. Mcliar. illr
talented aud eloquent North Canplinian.
fnrmrrly resident az Wilmington, hut
now IL chicaeo. las deiermine,i 10 remoye
IL this city where be will practice Ibis pre-
.cssian. The nlnve willl~ na,ir al'n,it tile
iirst &c Naveml,cS.w Col. Nclsaes will
bring his nmily with him. On behalf
on, l~npIr We extend him u most csr,ilal
w.lc,,n,r. - R.riesp. ss4,~s@
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Hon. A. NJ. wa.i.lell. the Democratic
candidate for Congress III lie sni District
returned 60 Wilmington from Fayetteville
an tile islIi int aud was alnnrt imn,c--
,lialely attacked with crngr-iinn of the
lungs which well nigh prasei fatal. Al
one lerioi 10 his llliess Il swa- 'l"il'If,n
whether he wnnld live from l,onr To hour.
but We are pleased Co say that the crisis
al l.is aiisck h.s PASSED. and iinli i,e i
now To- FAIR way 10 ncoyer. He will
I've anlc hnwryer 10 rssune The caDiAign.
His apIoin' ncnis will lie filled 10y ti"l'.
James a. Scoil (an old iiillslnro mani of
Onrlow. aud Nr. MyrNer u the faystte-
willie Gazette.
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Aer.ar.,. ..a rsr.s.a,- r.eare.


On Tue.,lay last tie carriage 81 Mai. J.
w. tirHl,an containing his little -un Paul
an,l Mr-. u. - PreIlrs. aud drawn ny
twa hankrr I-uic, was turning tile cnrnrr
~ the rirrri in ft.nt ofihe Bap,ist Church,
Wien unr ~ tile lanirs lecanlu ftariin,ir,
l..ran Kicking. aud p"i q leg over lie l~'le.
rhls ma,le isill unnanagcabr aud they
I~ran RUNNING. Tie i"ls was broken,
and tile vehicle hurled over 10 the ditch
opposite The house 81 Z. y. Parrish, c"'h-
pls,..ls ,Irluolislilng H. Mrs prrl'ls- an,l
The liitlr lny were hurled under the Hat.
tened gulns. lni fortunately e.rale,l srri"''s
ininry. Mr.. 4. iwing somewhat bruised,
aud considerable alarmed She was taken
tnto Afr. parisl,'s h"i-e, aud reviewed all
,ssslblr Kind attention, until taken hume
! r..r while aIicrwnrI-. The IT,nler,
direnrsgr,l from the vehicle. l,si = wild
race T.,g Few hundred yards, but were
b.ouKl.t up al last uahaEI.
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s.EN %. Aa.rx

See ID Il ,Le above g.n,lemsn. one d
che oldest aud hssi kpown ccmmi sion msr'
chants 81 Raleigh. and one long snd favor.
ably known - The people u ihi. section.
Those visiting him IN Bsleieh all find him
:. Tie corner 81 Martin pnd wilmingicn
streets. in che sl.lsndid b.'ld,ag erected b
him year Or twa since.
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An rspsxrABLE TRUTH.

yun deserve 10 suffer. aud II sou lead a
miserable. unsatisfactory life IN this l,rau.
tiful world, Il Is entirely y.ur owG fault
aud there h only me excuse fT you.-
your unreasonable prrjuiirr aud skel,ti.
ri-n. which, las killed iloisantls. Fer.
snnal knowledge aud common se,l=s rra.
spning will sHn show you that Greens
August Flower Will cure you ~ Liver
Complaint, ~ Dyspepsia With all lis
miserable effects. sucll as sick hca,lsul,v'
pall,ilaiion &c lie heart, snir stomach.
nautical cnstivpnrrs ~ tile head, .irrsn.is
prnSlratinn, low spirits, 6e' IT. SALTS nav
fpach every town un the Western tol-
tincnt aud mi Druggist hut will tell y,aI
uf Us wonderful rurrr You eau buy y
sample Bottle for iUcrnls. Three doses
viii relieve yuu.
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y lie that hath mouth II his own must
not say to another. Blow!
d..
See here. mister said lad of seven
summers. who was driven up tree by a
dog. If son don't take that dog away Ill
eat up al Jour apples. ~s+E
In SINE coun,rie. brnkeu down from,
gate produced in court i. nil the evidence
girl needs 60 insure a favorable verdict 10 u
breach Of pr8mise caseI s-----..--.
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sraArrsx GO.

wecall si,raiioa 10 tl.I- l"u-e the nj II
which sppesis ln this Issue. " v cue ~
~ best ana ias.t reliable ofits KIN 10 the
city ~ Richmond, and Is slnxularly we'll
ei,,lof ed ss the voluntary ts-iinn'ny 81
some ~ tie na-t prominent aud di..
ilngushs men of yIrginia. We r,mn'end
stmitan a o. % uur readers all over the
ksfafe