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Short crops is the cry from England
to Southern Persia and Asiatic Turkey.
Almost q famine prevails in the west OF
Ireland. g. . The builders strike IL Bris-
toll, England. which commenced in No
vember, 1878, has ended in the jolners'
and carpenters departments. .Servla
has taken measures Of defense against
Albanian INVASION. Milton Farow,
an American marksman, won three
prizes at Versailles. IA number OF
SWISS, French and Belgian colonisls,
fully armed. have sailed from Flushing
for New Guinea in a French vessel un-
der the United States flag. The rcvo
luton in Hayti is ended, and the regu-
lar government will be restored.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

Considerable damage has been done
by the excessive rainfall Of the last
few days around Pitisburg, Pa. Rail-
roads centering there from the Vest
suffered from landslides and washouIs.
houses were flooded, bridges carried
away, and other property damaged or
destroyed. At Millyale thirty houses
were flooded. The evergreen narrow
gauge railroad lost seven bridges and
several hundred feet of track. Several
narrow escapes from drowning occurred.
West Virginia is 10 be written up for
Harper's Monthly. j. r. Gilmore, the
author, and Miss Laura Edmonds.
daughter Of the late Judge Edmonds, OF
the New York Supreme Court, together
with lady artist, who is regularly en-
ployed by the Harpcrs. and George w.
Kirk. photographer, Of Huntington,
are scrambhng among the rocky ellis
of Elk river, sketching and photograph
ing mountain views and collecting
material for an article on the 'Switzer-
laid Of America. - Wheeling Register.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A JUDGE. -
Col. James Jackson. probate Judge OF
Lauderlale county, Ala, was killed
near Florence in that State last week.
Whilst driving out with party OF ladies'
and gentlemen. the team ran off, throw
ing the Judge and daughter out, break
inc his neck and his daushter's ara.
The deceased commanded the 9th Al
ALBANIA Confederate regiment, and lost
an arm at battle of kcnncsaw.
I'm. Cheney and John Nelson had a
quarrel in Hagcrstown, Sunday. origin
ating, il is said, in jealousy Of each 9TH
er with respect to a young lady, and
Cheney stabbed Nelson twice with a
shoemskcr's knife. The wounds are
not serious.
Vice-President Wheeler is sid to
be pressing State Sepator llemery for
the republican nomination for Govern
or Of New York. Other complications,
however, arc reported the most I'M
portant of which is combination be
tween ex-Goy. Fenton and Mr.. Cor
nell, the former agreeing 10 support
the latter If he will back hun up for
the United States SeuatorshlP.
In The town Of Hartford, Wis. Two
strangers. named Cook aud Owens, laid
claim to the same wife. Owens ana
the woman arrived there together a
short time ago. Cook followed and on
Saturday entered the house to get his
wife 10 return home. lie was driven
out by stoning, whcreupon he drew a
revolver and slot Owens. Cook was
arrested. Owens is not expected to
recover.
Az Arkansas IDEA.-An inteliec-
tual member OF the Arkansas Lcgisla-
tnre has introduccd a bill abbreviatlne
the season OF Lent from forty TO twenty
DAYS. He explains that everything else
has come down fifty per cent, since the
war, and there should be 30 discr.mina
ton IN favor OF Lcnt.-Iimcs-JouTpdl.
Thelo were thirty-four ncw cases
ard ciehi deaths from yellow lever al
Memphis yesterday, TIE fever ha-
apparently taken q fresh start. especi-
aily in the northern portion of the city.
The wife Of Cen. John b. Hood wa
reported 10 have died Of yellow fever at
New Orleans Yesterday. Tut the doc
tors disagree ON the subject.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

ELECTIONS THIS FALL.-Caliiorna'
Sept. 3, State and judicial officers, four
Congressman and members Of Legisla'
ture. Maine, Sept. s, Governor and
members of Legislature. Ohio. Oct.
IA. State officers and members OF Legs
lature. Iowa, Oct. II, State officers.
members Of Legislature, ard one Con-
gresham TO fill a vacancy. Mary land,
Nov. 1. State officers and members OF
Legislature. Minnesota, NoY. /, State
officers and members of Legislature
New York, Nov. 4, State officers and
members OF Legislature. Wisconsin.
Nov. 4. State officers and members Of
Legislature. Mississippi, Nov. 4, mem
bers of Legislature. New Jersey Nov.
4. members of Legislature. Pennsyl-
yania, Nov. 4, State treasurer and mem
bers Of Legislature. Louisiana, Dec.
3, on the adoption Of the new constiiu
ten.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY
On hearing that she herself was dead,
Mrs. Sarah Maggie, of BrOokly, went
to the coroner's Office on Saturday il
time to cut short the deliberations Of
the jury. George Wade, the man
who had identified body found in
a dock as that of Mrs. Maggie, happen
ed to be making an affidavit OF TIE
identity as Mrs. Nagle stepped into
the room. Mr.. Wade bolted for the
nearest window, Mrs. Nagle added
to the strangeness of the affair by de-
claring before the furymen that she
had dreamed for the last three or four
nights that she was dead, some un-
known power holding her under wa
ter. She had, nevertheless, been at
home about Der household duties as
usual. The two condolences could
not be accounted for by the coroner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

Ia Brooklyn Sunday morning El"
ward Tyan ST. uck Michael Kelly sew
cral blows with his fist, one of which
Knocked him down, ard from which
ne died in few minutes. A post
mortem examination determined the
fact that Kelley's skull was fractured
by tie blow.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given 10 all whom It may con
Germ not 10 purchase or trade for note executed
to Sylvester RickaId by David ana Asher richard
for s,Oo or tnereabouts, due about April 10, 1886,
because said note has been long since paid and
was distracted from the papers Of David Mckard,
decd. ,,
said note is now in possession Of Sylvester Rick
ard ASHER RICHARD,
Aue. CIV. by counsel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

Senator Wade Hampton is reported
by the Richmond (Va.) State as says
ing to an interviewer that Thurman
or Bayard will be the next democratic
nominee for the presidency. Hamp-
toms choice was thus announced: 81
prefer Baysrd; | prefer him as a man.
| like bis principles. The Senator
thought that Sherman rather than
Grant would be the republican noml r.
nee.
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BlaCksmIthing and Repairing.

The undersigned respectfully in-
forms the public that he does all
kinds of
BLACKSMITH WORE
at his stand in Edinburg promptly
and reasonably, and makes specially
of repairing threshing machines,
making spikes for them, also repair.
reapers, mowers, drills, rakcs and
other agricultural implements. He
can guarantee good werk in his line
and earnestly solicit' a trial OF his
skill.
LEWIS GRESHAM
Jan. Sly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

-Four practical farmers have been sent
by the Canadian government to In
struct the Blackfeet Indians in agri-
culture in the Northwest.
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oboe MAKING.

Broad is the road to D. COPENHAvER's shoe
maker shop and thousands walk together there TO
buy cheap boots and shoes.
shop In Crystal palace, up stairs, Woodstock,Va.
Aug elm,
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Notice to all Concerned.

a lpersons knowing themselves to be indebted
~ 10 the estate Of the late s A. Danner, dec d /,
will please without delay, call on the undersigned
and settle the same by the payment OF thar sum
or executing Of negotiable notes, WIN approved
cadorse,s. payable at shenandoah County Bank,
within 20 days after date.
Those having claims against the estate OF the
ate = A. Danner decd, upon the presentation Of
the same will be allowed an Offset or credit 70 the
EXTENT of his indebtedness to the said decedent,
provided. they are mutual accounts, and eau be
satisfactorily proved.
I'VE cordially invite customers to the stole, VII
are DESTROYS OF purchasing goods at reasonable
nrires. MI. WALTON, o
ED. NEWMAN
Administrators G. {. 3. OF 5. A. Banner, decd
June 10, 1879. II.
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FAMILY COWS FOR SALE

One thoroughbred Devon. large and constant
mixer, will be fresh middle Of August One
Native, now giving about two gallons rich milk
per diem, with calf by Cosmo. A. J. @. G. Sll9,
both perfectly gentle and l recommend them as
desirable family cows VIII be sold cheap. C0smo
IS a grandson OF Niobe the first prize COW at Cen
tennial, who make l6 lbs. butter per week.
FRANK KING.
My SOth If. Van Buren, Furnac
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27
Academy.

,nHE MISSES HURLBURT, purpose opening in
i Woodstock an Academy suitable for pupils Of
all ages, which will provide a thorough Collegiate
Education aud at the same time AFFORD facilities
for the study Of Languages, and the fine Arts,
such as are rarely offered IL like Institutions.
Time of opening and further particulars VIII
shortly be given.
Aug, 13,--tf.
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Woodstock. Va, July 10 70.
Jos. Maphis


Parties who gave ties last year for Bakers
Phosphate viii ind their notes in the bank at
Woodstock
In reply to the false reports which has been cir.
culated ia this county, Messrs Baker K Co write
Our ph0sphates are made under our own
formula and are Analysed by Dr.. ieibig FOR US, az
a heavy cost. We have them made with the Ut
most care, aud we have exclusive control Of them.
We do not sell them on commission but they are
sold by others for us. All our purchases Of bones
&c made for cash. This easbes us 20 give
the farmer good, reliable and cheap phosphate. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

Woodstock, Va. July II. 1879.
1IESsRS BAKER co.
Gentlemen Il purchased Of
your agent Mr. Jos. Maphis, last ial three tons
Of your phosphate and sewed it and must say
that raised the best crop Of wheat this sumner
that l ever raised, and recommend it to the Far
mers Of Shenandoah County
Yery Respectfully.
ABRAM MILLER.
Woodstock. Va. July 3, 1879.
MESSRs BAKER a co,
/ used last season some Of your
Phosphates, and sewed it side and side Of forty
nye dollar ph0sDhates, and have realized ora
more bushels Of wheat 10 the acre. am satisfied
hat it is the best fertilizer I have ever used,
have not heard Of single failure where it was sp-
plied this sesssn: respectfully,
JNO. SWANEY.
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REMOVAL
SHOE AND BOOT MAKING.

RAYMOND MAIER has removed his shoe and
boot making shops, to the house one door north Of
the residence Of Mr.. william Dosh, where he will
be pIeased 20 see his old customers aud the public
generally. Good work at fair prices guaranteed.
Aug B-2m
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Entire Satisfaction.
Certificates.

Woodstock, July 10, 70
MEssRs. BAKERS BROl HERS:
purchased
last fall four tons Of your wheat fertilizer and am
very much pleased with it and as far as | have
heard it has given general satisfaction. / expect
70 purchase no other this fall. JACOB OFT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

Woodstock, Va, July 8, 1872
hereby certify that have used Baker COS.
Phosphate, aud that it has given me entire salts
faction. l have used phOsphstes Of higher price
and none have produced better results on my
land than Bakers Phosphate
WILLIAM DONALDSON.
Woodstock, Va, July 49, 70.
MESSRS BAKER & co.
GentIemen-I have been
over different sections Of the county since last fall,
and wherever / he results OF y0sr Super
Phosphate It was superior 20 a great many stand
ard fertilizers. Have not heard Of any failure
where It was applied
Very respectfully, yours. K.
b. FRANK MAPHIs.
For information or Phosphate,
apply to
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NOTICE.

Wanted thee teachers, one at S!5,cl and Two
each at 81 90 per month at the Woodstock Grsdeu
School. Applications received until sspt. !, io''
BY order Of the Board. !. III J. hl'D'
Aug. 27-u seo'e'~'s'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27
CTEEUgk THAT COUGH!

Usually three or four doses checks the worst
cough.
In Consumption. it is tha c0agh thai strains the
rurq4 ana brcl.s .h- rui s.c.e-, thus keeping up
tie irritation.
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DruO Store

where VIM. H. il always on hand 20 wait on custo-
ners and 20 compound Ihysi iau's presc iptons.
Inan adjoining room Al II. has fll line q
iewelry. watches, clocks etc. etc.
~ Public patronage is solicited.
0ct.3O-1 yr. WV. HOPtM tlL & Bro
EDINBURG. VA.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

Lorenzoyille. Va, Shenandoah County
MESSRS. BAKER co.
Dear Sirs- bought Of
your agent, Mr. Jos. Naph-, last fall two tons OF
your Soluble Phosphate ssed il aside Of several
other standard phosphates which cost forty-fye
do'laIs per ton aud have threshed aud made four
more bushels to the acre Respectfully
July II, 70. HENRY HOLLAk.
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THE CONSUMPTION CURE
LIV r.

Being Healing, Nour.-h.ng, paleatng, Stimulating
ald Soothing, c'lef and geoiy Ciro must fol-
i0w, Give .t d lr o., all HhJ suffer
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THE BEST
SEWING MACHINE,

We offer the WHEELER e WILSON NO. 8 sew
ing Machine entirely ncw inyention-ihe mos.
popular, lightest running and lfst Sewing Ma
chine now sold. Straight needle, ND shuttle, end
very simple Thes, mIenil,s wii Dee furnished 90
prices below competition.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-27

These phosphates, which have
been thoroughly tried upon orr
lands and the well known Bickford
& Hoffman Drill can be procured
at low prices and upon aecommo-
dating terms, Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-17

6sUeenvtle AeooHmotaHOU-Iaav. r.u.,,.
P n, Bridgeport 500 p. m; arrives Al SIsnhSr Si,a 80
eLo 2 nj Leaves stenben Vile 1t $40 a. M: RriJsSts
pm Ky = ri arrives At BellAIre at SIS /, M.
in t H. FL snd h1Seage Checks to ali principal points
Once in Bridgeport VI inc t'eESt
FIR MYERS.
+enaral Passenger and Ticker AGENT.
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Queen Victoria has brought all her
children up with the ideas Of strict econ.
omy. An illustration ofthe results is.:given
in a Paris letter to the Boston Advertiser:
"Her daughter who married the Crown
Prince Of Russia, Is In this respect q child
after her mothers own heart On the oc
casion Of large dinner given not long
ago, her Royal Highness was seated at the
table with her back turned to the bu6a
upon which carving took place, but on the
other side OF the room, directly opposite
TO her, a long mirror reflected faithfully
what she was supposed to ignore, aud
therein abe saw-oh, horror OF dishonesty
Ia head waiter take q chicken upon the
fork, and instead OF carving II Tor her
guests, stick It, fork and all, into the wood
under the table. After dinner her Royal
Highness went as usual to the kitchen to
see what become Of the Undiscovered food
(tor servants were not allowed TO touch
that and there she couHted Eve whole
chickens. Where said this excellent
housekeeper, is the sixth?' From the
cook TO the last waiter all declared that Il
must have been eaten. No. said hel
Royal Highness, there were twelve
chickens; six were carved, here are Eve
where Is the twelith2' After listening Il
culpable protestations she singled out thu
chief executioner, and, followed by al
the Others, marched into the dining.room
where, raising the cloth from the carvinl
table, she brought the missing chicken i
light, and the astonished thief was forth
Nth dianniaaAHb
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A DEADLY arammaticaI Dimculty,

From the Ban FrsnetScO Post
Alta wedding in South Carolina last
month an incident occurred aptly illus.
trating social life in the United States. The
bridegroom, who belonged to the "frst
Southern families" took exception TO the
~phraseology Of the officiating clergyman
and remarked, "You shouldn't say those
uns whom tho Lord hath jined together,
but them uns," The preacher, who prided
himself upon the Enlightened" quality Of
his Language, quietly dropped his hand in.
TO the pocket Of his surplice and interpo.
lated: "You jist paddle your own canoe,
young Teller, or your trouble'll begin sumo
enuf. I'm runnin' this tea party, l am =
as l said afore, my beloved hearers,-those
n as the Lord"-- Just then the BRIDE
groom made q motion towards his hip, but
before he could draw, the minister fired
from hispocket and the young man fell
dead at his feet. Instantly the whole
church was filed with blazing pistols. In
less than FIVE seconds the only person left
alive was the bride, who hal ducked be-
hind the pulpit early in the action. The
half married female gazed musingly
around and remarked as she started Tor
home: "These selE.cocking reVolvers Is
playing mischief round here, and that's q
no
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To the Editor Of the Clnciauati Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, April PA few weeks
ago l sent to the Commercial q statement
showing that the eight great middle States
Of the North-Massachusetts, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois aud Miehigan-were represented
in Congress by ninety.eight Republicans
and twenty.seven Democrats during the
first two years Of General Grants term and
by eighty-one Democrats and ffty.eight
Republicans during the last two years
that Grant was President. The Demo-
Gratis gained ffty.four members, and the
Republicans lost forty, in the States nam.
cd, during General Grants term OF the
Presidency.
It is now six weeks since that table,
showing such a disastrous result to the
Republican party, was ma!e public, and
up TO this hour no attempt to explain It has
been made by any friend Of General
Grant.
now present another table OF figures,
chewing the result Of two elections for
Congress In each OF the Northern States,
held during the years 1874 and 1878. As
the election Of 1874 was held during the
middle Of Grants last term, and that OF
1878 during the middle OF Hayes term,
they show fairly, yet c~onclusively, the dli-
ference the two administrations had upon
the popular mind OF the people OF the
North:
ELECTIONS OF 1874 AND 1878,
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The Hin Pocket.

"olisl' ia Atlaua tGl.j Constitution.
Old 81 picked up q dime that he acci'
dentally found just where he had laid II
down when returning Us some change q
few moments before, andthen, as he reach.
ed the door remarked:
GEf desc hyar jedges and newspapers
keeps on talkln' like dey do, dar's .gTine
ter be q moughty change In mems fashins
In dis part Oh do Ian lore long"
"Do you think so?"
"w'y, dar'l DO or onsalerble stock oi
breeches Wild hip pockits In cherry taller.
shop twixt dis an sunset lore Christmas
timen
"You mean that they will break up the
pistol carrying practice?'
"Dats dc pintl Dis ting OBJ gwine
round loded up wild han'.muskitryl like
dey was spectin' news OBJ de mex wRh on
cherry trane Is gotter play outl Hits git.
tin mos too ominouB PRESENT.
swell, you know the old saying that In
times OF peace prepare for WARP"
"Yas, l kno's dat, too; but ter my min
dat means ter lay up pervishuns an for.
ridge, an not ter keep Ia praektis fer de
inemy by maxim q bllls.eye in dc pit OBJ
yer nab0r's stummiCkl"
"That Is very true; besides the habit
keeps down needed immigration"
"Dat hit do, but, den, hit amt so much
de immergraShun OATS prevented ez de
emergrashun OATS kumpelled dat Use
lookin' arter. Dis hyar suddintly handln'
er man er led kupon fer de Unlimited jur.
ney by de o~ndergroun' rode ar what's
ruinin' dis countryl An dc sooner dat
our streets amt named 'Six-Shooter ave.
nue. an SHOTGUN alley de sooner dis
lanIl be wuss crowdid wild foxes dan er
minstrel show an graveyard lots cum
down fun wah.prices, yer heah me?"
And then the old man slid out without
leaving a dne.bill for the dime.
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"Where's mammal" cried blue.eyed
Bessie, running breathlessly into the room
the other morning. "Never mind, you'll
do, aunty, 1only want to know something;
is my pa richT"
"Not very. why?"
ooh! cause Benny Bend and May Monk
and Kate Kinsley are ont here telling
about their pas, and l didn't know about
mine.n
"Well, Bessie, I'll tell you. Your pa Is
not too rich, and not too poor; he Is Just
comfortably well off,"
The child stood fora moment looking
thoughtiully, then repeated over and over
to herself, 'Not weddy rich, not weddy
poor, jest oomferble," and went out.
Presently her mother came in, Bessie
following her. "WelI, Bessie" said she,
"haye you been q good girl to-day?"
mo, mamma"
"why, Bessie, I hope you have not been
NO, mamma" said the little thing;
"not weddy bad, not weddy good, Jest 8
comferble little girl"
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"NEw DEPARTURE"
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS.

Ibss leave 70 inform my friends and the pubic
generally that | can b found at 100 MSln sipc,t,
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AND
LIVER PAD.
FEyER AND Aeun.

Mt. wASnNoToS, Allegheny Co., Pa, March s, 10.
ElrPTGAN LryER PAD Co., P1rrsBuRou, Pa
GtaheRiea : While on a visit TO come iIeuds on the
EASTERN shore o. Maryland, about two years ma, Was
~ unfortunate a. 70 Contract fever and aRuS, which
made ne an Invalid, more OF / =, for sixteen naunthS,
OUR tanhly physician, Immediately up6n my return
home, took charge Of me aud exDauStcd his skill and
my raueneein bis GtfOftsto cure me. had the most
unb0nnded confidence In bis skull, but hpdiLE his
prescriptions oily IallIated the disease aud kept my
stomach In y nauSeated condition the greater part Of
the hune, l hAI. almost given up the idea OF being
cured when niy.eye fell upon the pamphlet Issued
by your company wherein Il was shown that my dis.
ease could be cured BY outward application alone Ny
next stcp was 70 pr0duIe one Of your Pads, which /
did At Bnees hndtng them, fortunately, for sale BY the
druggist In tue neiShb0rhOUd, who, by the way, gave
ME livery ~hatteTing account VI them from hItpetSon.
81 knowledge. The feelings l experienced wien drst
put on your Pad, presume ar0ss irOn hope, lean
hardly descIibe them. When you FeolIett that /
Vas thoroughly broken down In body k1d GpihuIhAd
lost all hope Of ever getting relief; was sad, detected
and nervous; but when hope again was kinlled | felt
As u new lie had been Infused Into me; I felt Joyous
and stronG. This condition waS followed by 4 1Ilght
nausea, but ! stuck 70 the Psd manfully and followed
directions. | wore the Pad constantly, day aud night,
for three weeks, 1t the end Of when tima my chiiIs
had left me, my appetite returned, aud my spirits
were rneWed. ! am gaiHinK a6sh and being Tree from
pain or discomfort, | think l may say ami cured. !
feel very erateiultO you for my recovery.
Respectfully, E..[. J. r. FORD.
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THE
FEVER and AGUF

EG-YP'TIAN