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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Di. Murski likes pets. She keeps
in her Gin addition to THAT
latest husband of min6'') an atfec-
tionate mouse, two Australian mag
pies, a Scotch poodle ana a remarka-
nly profane parrot. When this in
vtntOry was taken, in Nevada, her
bull dog was getting doctored in San
Francisco.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
CARD.

~ wish to call the attention ofthe
salc IN general, to the fact that our
rasaa business is over the grocery
sttef Messrs. Barnes & Vineyard,
slde Of the square, noted as the
ulN boot and shoe shop. Two large
saas have been fitted up for that
fRlh purpose. Easy access to both
NUS As we Intend fine work OF
sk'ncs a speciality, we would say to
Y Gentlemen, call and leave your
ssIs 0 a neat fitting boot or shoe.
N VII further say that we work the
material that the market affords.
aase on hand over one, hundred
y nity different styles of last, con-
aaently having the last, material and
4 dysd 81, the mechanical ingenui-
w eansot& help giving salts
AwoRD TO THE LADIES.
~ cordially invite the attention o
,aoles that we intend manufacture
I. laale's1ine shoes. weguarantet
~ woes TO lit in every respect and a
4. sA1ie time be comfortable. W.
solhing but the hest of material
uAVe furnished one of the above
Aoted looms as . parlor for la
wish to lsave orders.
w say to all, we do not wish t.
rs.e.eurespability but try us;
y'l'esy and Justice to all, partial
y aolies All work warranted +
skeneral satisfaction. Repairin;
sonshort notice, at the same timi
NC neat, saa& I
Respectfully,
I. 9. KsopER & FRANkE. |
XG .&AEIEtT =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Young men, don't waste your time
complaining that the world owes you
q living, but pull off your coat and
flax about and take the living out of
the worlds hide.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

An OLD LAND-MARK GoSE.-Last
Friday, near Shamrock, Galloway
county, John Board, father of Thos.
Board, of this county, departed this
life. He was one of the oldest settlers
in Galloway county, moving there in
1924. He vas 80 years old at the
time Of his death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
Y NJ. C.. A.

There will be a devotional meeting
of the Young Mems Chaistian Asso-
citation held at the Baptist Church,
Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. All
men, both old and young, are cordi-
ally invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

We understand that S24 has been
donated by the children of the public
school, for the purchasing of chaude-
Tiers for the reading room. This is
good. The lady teachers, especially,
deserve much credit for their work in
behalf of this contribution.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

The Mexico District Conference OF
the NJ. +. Church, South, will meet
in New Florence, February 18th to
18th. DR.. lbitzler will be present.
Dr. McAnally of the st. Louis Chris
tian Advocate is expected to be pres
ent. The session promises to be one
of interest and spiritual profit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

GREENBACK CLUB.-The citizens Of
South Wilson township met Monday,
February Sd, and organized a green
back club, choosing Geo. Wright pres
ideht; John +. Vance vice president;
Garland NJ. Sims treasurer, and G..
Vivian secretary. Adjourned until
Saturday 10th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

PETIT JURoRs.-R A Byrns. {
Black, T. Mason. b To nlinson, j
PasquNhI j MI Daniel, j w IIarri-
son, ID Woodward, p NJ Morris, W
ID Wiiliatns, Esedmon Galloway. L f
Day, f BKeath, w F WI they, = A
Wainseot4 j A Elzea, ID Kidd, II
Baker. b f James, j Sullinger, j b
Mcintyre. j A Campbell, BM Gaines,
w + Keath
The above jurors will serve during
the second week OF court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

The county court has ordered a
bridge to be built over the Louisiana
crossing, just east of this city. This
bridge has Ing been needed, and it
is with pleasure that we record this
order of the court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
COMEDY.

The minstrel troupe is practicing
daily and several of the troupe dis
play excellent talent. We promise
the public that their performance will
be chaste and entertaining. Next
week we will give programme &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Our HUNTERs.-One day last week
a couple of the LEDGER employees
started on a grand hunt. They we're
fully armed, and with bottles filed
wlth-ammunition, determined to
captnre all the game that came within
their range. Bat, alas, for human
expectations; after wandering about
in the woods the greater part of the
day, they succeeded in bagging one
pooislittle bird. At last, after many
prayers and e~ntreaties by the 'sdeviP'
(who was one of -the-party, started
in quest of something to rsfresh the
inner man. Theystoppea atthe res
idence of w. ". Woods, a short dis
lance from town, where the estimable
host and hostess supplied their wants
by spreading before them an elegant
repast, towards the demolition q
which they did ample justices They
desire to return thanks to Mr.. Woods
andzhis amjable lady for their kind
ness,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

MARRIED.-At the brides residence,
JOY Elder J. III. Lee, Feb. 9th, '78,
Mr.. John l.. Cleveland and Mrs.
Mamie B. Brown, both of Audrain
cOfrRtY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Miss Lulu Hord accidentally fell
and broke her arm last Tuesday night.
She is nov feeling very well and will
suffer no lasting inconvenience from
the accident.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Twenty-Five skaters from Columbia,
will attend the grand dress carnival
at the rink Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
DIR. Ditzler is preaching nightly al
the M. E. Church South.

NJ. Y. Duncan is fitting up the old
Savings bank bnilding for two ex-
cellent saIesrooms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Barnum says that nobody can cheat
the Almighty. Well Beeeher you
had test sit down, if Barnum failed,
you have no show.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
WEppIses.-Wooden weddings

~WEpDNGs,-Wooden weddings
marrying a blockhead golden we'd
ding-marrying for money; crystal
wedding-marrying a g s eye; tin
wedding-marryIHg u miikrnald pa
per wedding-marrying an e'litor ;
silver wedding-maIrying a youth of
20; iron wedding--marrying a black
smith; plain notwithstanding a
carpenter; n~on-sensical wedding
marrying a young editor; spiritual
wedding-marrying a saloon keeper ;
grave wedding-marrying an under
taker; childish wedding-marrying a
widower with Is children; quiet we'd
ding-msrrying a mute legal we'd
diLg-marrying n lawyer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

We received note last week ask
ing for a ''cure for apple tree worms"
My friend, we can't prescribe till we
know what is the matter with the
worm,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

l have constantly on hand, money
to loan on first-class security in sums
to suit.
j. w. Carson, Southern Bank
3S-3m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
SKATORIAL.

The following is the correct vote
cast at the rink the nights on which
prizes were awarded:
FOR SKATER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

1.-The times are SO hard in some
parts of the West that the clergymen
announce they will marry folks in
clubs of ten or twenty at much reduc-
ed rates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

The St. Louis Gazette, of which
500 copies were ordered by the Citi-
zens' Association, has arrived. We
don't think they will set the county
on fire, as the same article has APP
peared weeks since in both our coun-
tN DaDers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Everybody visits the skating rink.
Don't forget the Murphy meeting
next Monday night.
Willie Coons carried off the prize
as being the most awkward skater at
the rink Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

The best reform in domestic life is
without doubt the introduction OF DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Where it is
known no more laudanum is given to
the babies. 1t sells for % cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

l.. Phillips leaves for the East on
the 18th to buy his spring stock OF
goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
ON ROLLERS.

Ed Rodman carried OFT the prize,
a beautiful gold ring, last Tuesday
night, being recognized as the best
skater in Mexico. All the boys have
improved wonderfully, but among the
INST expert We notice Hal Gibbs, w.
Pasqueth, Frank Coatsworth, Bud
Carson and John Brooks. Rodnan
got the majority Of votes as being the
most graceful and Gibbs GENE sec
ond. Several others received a few
scattering votes.
Among the ladies who show skill
in the slatorial art we notice the
Misses Silver, Miss Lizzie Marina
duke. Mrs. Gum Lakeland, Miss
Mamie Quisenberry, Miss Mamie
Pearson and others.
OUR CIIANGEFUL Cl.iMATE.
Makes a reliable remedy for. Threat.
and Lung Disorders necessary in
every household. Parkcr's Ginger
Tonic is just tho -medirinc needhd.
Ii radically cures Coughs, .COidsy
Sore Threat, Bronchitis, and c$eh
C0nSHInptiuIE il used in ia ne, by its
powerful specific action o4,the stoiH-
acii, kidneys skin, liver, audJnurotIs
surfaces of the throat and lungs I'M
this natural way ii cleanses thu wasic
matters irola the. blood. builds w.
the Tissues, fortiies the system
against further attacks, and iJor1r9--
ncntly allays inaamlnations J9f t4a
threat, lungs. and other organs. 1t
cures dyspepsia. and e variedss MP
toms of heatIache, n~ergVusness9 ;ptl-.
pitation Of the heart, wakefulness,
acid stomach. costiyencss, liver com
plants, coated tongue, low !spiriIs,
rheumatic pains, etc, and gives com
fort after Il hearty meal. Buy n
loo bottle from your druggist, or
buy a sample bottle al 10 cts, anu
test its extraordinary merits.
27-weow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Rev. N. Shumate, ID. d., will
hold quarterly meeting services, at
she Liberty street NJ. +. Church on
next Sabbath morning and evening.
All are invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

The total receipts of the Murphy Fes-
tival vas $301 80; net profit 1924
y. This surpasses the profit of any
festival ever conducted in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

MARRIED.-At the residence OF
Henry Crews. Esq, by Rev. J. C..
Maple, Mr.. Joseph Settle and Miss
Lizzie G.. Crews. All of Audrain
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

a sweeping catastrophe-the wife
knocking down her husband with the
broom handle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Miss Hunter of Marshfeld, who has
been visiting Miss MolIie Sho Gilman
of this city, has returned home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Always keep on hand, as delay in
creases suffering. If you have q
cough or cold use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 1t will cure you. Price 25
cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Bob White, Of the Mexico LEDGER,
has The best foundation Of any editor
in the State! His foot is just four
sticks and four lines long! His meas
ure was taken from an impression
made Oh the carpet III our sanctum
floor, wien he stepped in out of the
rain on Saturday distribution Tele-
graph.
''Kercct'' Bro. Williams. There
is nothing like having brains if they
are in the WRONG END. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
STOCK SALES OF LAST SAT
URDAY.

Il. T. RoDMAN, Auc'tr.
Q DAVE STEELE, Cler4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Ed. Stephens, of the Columbia
Herald, has our thanks for numerous
fayOrs this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Will. c. Walker, who married Miss
Lille Walker, Of this city, is happy.
1t is a girl, and weighs II pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
MEXICO LYCEUM.

Fr-H. "-
The next meeting of the Mexico
Lyceum will be held al the Circuit
Court room, Saturday evening, Feb,
ruary ., beginning at Z O'Clock p. N
The following will be the exercises
for the evening:
MUSIC.
Reading by James Carroll.
Defamation by james w. Daniels
Observation-Disclosures tempta
! ton"
Question for debate.
RESOLVED, That man is responsi
] BILE. for his own belief. fge
Affirmative. 7. Quisenberry
/ s. N. Russell and FL. b. Seeiy.
Negative-D. Reddington, L. ]
Reed and }. Med Trimble.
nj MUSIC.
The Mexico Index, edited andrei
by Miss Callie Duncan.
| All are cordially invited to atten
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

New FlRM.--PrOf. Treloar and
Mr.. Rutledge have bought out the
boot and shoe establishment Of n.
Lakeland. These gentlemen are both
well known men of worth and sterling
business qualities and deserve the pat
ronagc Of the public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
500 REWARD.

Last night, at 10 o'clock, the fol-
lowing described prisoners escaped
from Paris, Monroe county, for whom
800 reward is offered, or n pro rata
for those caught.
Edgar james, "a years old, D feet
10 inches high; dark colnpleXloned,
weight l40 pounds Burnside wills
kers. VIM. Merritt, about 20 years
OLE; light complexioned; weight 100
pounds; ) feet 8 inches high. Negro,
John Riden, light copper color, weighs
100 pounds; Burnside wlliskers 3
feet II inches high; light build; wen
on forehead. Jasman; ) feet 10
inches high; weighs 100 pounds, and
rather swarthy complexion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
Now, hoy your yaleafiaes

fie grand jors has a'ljoarnad.
! : ,igh tored ,aar-a tenor niger.
illa ia',st thing oat-tbe servant
gin.
ihe river has been getting on a
high.
Probate court next Mon
day.
Modern thresing machine-a broom
stick.
Look out for w. f. Reeds adj. next
week.
Our hotels are now doing a heavy
business.
A hlunder ''Buss"-kissing the
wrong person.
The last thing in-the fellow that
attends lodge"
Virgil Williams is visiting at Perry,
Rails county.
Henry Watterson, the great lectur-
OF, is at the Ringo.
The financial basis of the Murphy
Association is sound.
VIM. o. Lee will open a skating
rink at Fulton, next Monday.
Miss Minnie Gordon OF Columbia.
is visiting friends in Mexico.
1t is not what we make, but what
We save that makes us rich.
A heartrendering affair-to see an
editor try to run a skating rink.
In this world a woman wants as
much as she a get, and she wants
it just as long.
"Dare to do right" and ''be good
to YOURSELF" are the notices of the
Murphy's.
Miss Hunter of Marshfeld, who has
been visiting Miss MolIie Sho otman
of this city, has returned home.
A sweeping catastrophe-the wife
knocking down her husband with the
broom handle.
Will. c. Walker, who married Miss
Lille Walker, Of this city, is happy.
1t is a girl, and weighs II pounds.
Ice will have to be shipped to this
city from the North this season, if the
weather does no change shortly.
Ed. Stephens, of the Columbia
Herald, has our thanks for numerous
fayors this week.
4 Married, at the residence of the
brides father, on the 3lst ult., Alex.
Carter. jr and Miss Carrie Wilson ;
both Of Audrain.
\ Willie Patterson, who has been in
Kentucky attending school fol the
last two years, has returned to his
home in this city.
The Battle Of Giants" closed IN
Fulton last Thursday evening. Each
fdebator seems to have gotten the
best of the other, in the eyes OF his
friends at least.
Prof. Bradford took several pair OF
his skates up 10 Hardin College lsst
evening and gave the school girls a
chance to enjoy the privileges of the
rink.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

RINGs.-The wedding ring Is most
desired by the ladies; the ring for
DINNER is the most pleasant TO every
body the whiskey ring is the most
profitable the ring of true metal is
the best in time of trouble the lame
ducks of the late ''corn ring wish
they had been out of the ring; the
gold ring is the most powerful; the
ring around rosey'' the children
most enjoy the ring in the ear is the
most fashionable; the ring of the
church bells should be most sacred to
US all the ring of fire bells startles
every one; trying to ''ring in' is the
most detestable of all rings the ring
Of wedding bells is the most joyous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Ice will have to he shipped to this
city from the North this season, if the
weather does not change shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

The festival for the benefit Of the
Temperance Society was Il grand sue
cess and the ladies ofthe society de-
serve untold credit for their enter
prise and untiring energy. If the men
of Mexico were as enterprising and
persistent, we would soon have rock
roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

The Battle of Giants" closed IN
Fulton last Thursday evening. Each
DICTATOR seems to have gotten the
best Of the other, in the eyes OF his
friends at least.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Prof. Bradford took several pair OF
his skates up 10 Hardin College LIST
evening and gave the school girls a
chance to enjoy the privileges of the
rink.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

~ rhr .,t
lalGt.
b.E hatr cat. a.
e. hos, aar'er in t""n Il.
..uts but little here below
generally gets it, too
pRIcE.--Farmers, il your
as Y, eygs are ripe. bring thu N
sua Wincga, DIS, where sOn
4 a good price. ~
Morris and the grange store
hanged store rooms. Each
..~ one door from where it
Lpbe.
cromwell, conductor of the
.n,Bas Line, makes calls in
Sthe town and meets all
If.
N. of the Jefferson City Tri-
I. n this city in the interest of
He also contracts for
binding.
REMOVAL.
Flint has removed his Dental
!. - north side public square. in
...a,s formerly occupied by
Bsker's insurance office.
38-3m.
] 40 want your scissors ground,
Little Mack, the barber, and
a % s.fx" ZEN for you.
/, r,nt a Singer machine for less
,b.n can be bought anywhere
| al on J. B. Clark at the Singer
,ro doors east of Harper & Co.
37-4t.
,,ae the many presents donated
N temperance library, we notice
..,ce of six books, by little
Lie Russell.
sssE.-The Singer office has
M IN the east end of the new
southeast corner Of public
a., where you will find the old
ssap Singer machine, needles, oil
|. dusehments constantly on hand.
!. ral find T. w. Nichols at this
/, 10 repair all machines that are
ucht to this office, on reasonable
4 37-3m.
lJl supply of the old reliable gen
/. Singer machines ut the old Singer
b. ,wo doors east OF w. W. Haf-
tCo's winch l will sell for less
can be bought elsewhere in this
ktt.
4 j. b. CLARK.
& Davis, of Galloway coun-
ave shipped, from Jan. /, 1877,
II, 1877, 5,544 head OF hogs,
averaged 260 lbs; the average
vas 81 60, making s65, 900.
L. McKEAN has all kinds of new
second hand sewing machines.
singer, Domestic, hceler and
son, Weed, Victor, New Ameri-
aiior less money than they can
Id Of anyother agent, Mexico1I
s6-3m'
Be nan that sat down on a buzz
last week, is convinced that
besides destiny shapes our
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

In this world a woman wants as
much Is she can get, and she wants
it Just as long.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

"Dare to do right" and ''be good
to YOURSELF" are the notices of the
Murphy's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Married, at the residence of the
brides father, on the 3lst ult., Alex.
Carter. jr , and Miss Carrie Wilson :;
both Of Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

\ Willie Patterson, who has been in
Kentucky attending school fol the
last two years, has returned to his
home in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

A heartrendering affair-to see ar
editor try to run a skating rink.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

1t is not what we make, but what
We save that makes us rich.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Miss Minnie Gordon OF Columbis
is visiting friends in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Modern thresing machine-a broom
stick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Noble, Heroic Kate" "Requiescst i
Pace" Mart ~ Golden.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

I'm supply of the old reliable gen.
|, Singer machines at the old Singer
,yo doors east of w. W. Har-
[tfo's winch / will sell for less
1 can be bought elsewhere in this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
J. b. CLARK.

Toner & Davis, of Galloway coun-
ave shipped, from Jan. /, 1877,
|ae. II, 1877, 5,544 head OF hogs,
III averaged 260 lbs; the average
I ms 81 60, making sos, 900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

: Respectfully,
?. 9. KsopEH & FsAskE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

ih' river has ltecn getting on a
high.
Probate court conyenes next Mon
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07

Look out for w. Il. Reeds adj. next
week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-25
For the Advertiser.
STRONG EIGHTH ARTICLE
MAN.

MEssns. EDIoRs::vWe see Tie follow
ing ltsm -1uhjch is, fguratively speaking,
IL In q greater or less degree the general i'm
pres,ion+going the rounds Of the press
A South Carolina negro says of Wade
Hampton "Fo' de Lawd but ebery
time dat man opens mis- mouf, l feels dat
I am turnin' winter an gittin' de kinks
out'n my ha'rr'
Now, we are of the impression that
shoald attaa aasFq" listen to Hampton &
Co.'S ;eulogie5 on the "Dlaok man" till
doom's-day, he would never become white
enough, nor his hair straight enough, to
induce the good people, gallant men and
heroic sons Of old Edgefeld, to admit him
to political Or social equality, as the repeal
of The Eighth Article of our County Con
.titution would do. The Great and Good
fiits diver OF -, thirgs. the Omniscient 9od
/, has IS been satisfied with his rdus5y kinki.
ness" for centuries and centuries, and lei
democrat" and ''Verbum Sat" and PRO
Bono Publico" calmly submit TO the de
crees of an All-wse Providence, and
ceasa thu Eighth Article agitation. And
let the Democracy of 1zdgeHeld at!and! il
one solid phalanS against everything
which may tend to encourage "rotten
Democrats" and "Rads"
srp,,cur Orr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-25
HONOR IN HIS OWN LAND.

SAYS rnmley in his recnnrlv issned
work, The History of New York State.
"Th{ dav has passed when the henef -.
tors Of humanity were allowed to i've
in igtaminious povertv-thrir slGrifirnS
the? tIahors. imrecOmpensed. To-day.
the bsr.rIart"rI 'f the pnnplr.--tho m"u
who Devote lh-ir lives AMI energies ="
the. forests at huimlni.v -thnsn ARE the
mon E',om tho " rid d"'ighrs IA honor.
and whom it rewards with pr,n"ely f,r
tunnS As an earnest wnrknr FIR tho
wpTfTo Of hiI fellow men. DR.. R.sE.
PierH' has won their warrnest sympathy
and esteem. While seeking to. he their
servapt only. hn has hernma n prince
auin,g them. Yet The immense fortune
layished upon him hv a generous penplo
he hnards not. hut invests in the erection
and establishment nf institutions direct
ly contrihntive tn the public good. the
people thus realizing. in their liberal
patronage. new meaning of that beat
tiful Oriental custom of casting bread
upon the waters Noted in both public
and puvate life for his nnswerving in
tegrity and all those sterling virtues that
ennnble manhood. Dir. / rie-ce ranks high 4
among those few men, whose names tho
Empire State is Justly proud to inscribe
upon her roll of honor. Ambitious, vet
moved by an ambition strictly amenable
to themost discriminating and well bal
anced djudgment, his futnre career prom
ises tobe one Of unparalleled activity
and nSfulnoss. ably supple'n an ing tho
w rk he has already a"comp i>hnf, IIv
life atonce noble in eff,rt.- ervial,;e IN
its grand results" While DR.. Piartu's
geniusand energy have won i.rr him so
enviabe position on the records of
nation having been elected Senator nv
an overwhelming majority. his justly
celebrated Household Remedies; have
gained for him vet more desirable
placein the hearts of n grateful people.
His Ghlden Medical Discovery and Fa-
voritSPrescripton have brought health
and happiness to ten thousand house
-