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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07
THEPUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Thefr Uses and Wants--Hoyv to Effect the
Purpose Designed.
NUMBER FIvE-CoNcLUDED.


NUMBER F1vE-CoNcLUDED.
Should our country schools be info
rior, in any respect, to those in our
cities and towns? The answer given
practically to this question by many Of
our citizens is an affirmative ono. But
why so? Is there an argument for
good schools and educational facilities
in our cities which would not apply
with equal force to our country
schools9 OF the population Of our
State, say, as q rough estimate, 100000
are in our towns and cities; this is but
little more than onc-sixth ofour popu-
lation. Is there any reason why tho
one-sixth should enjoy greater educa-
tional facilities than the tivc-siXths?
No ono is weak enough TO say that
tho minds Of our country children arc
a whit inferior to those Of tho others.
Must our country parents be forced
to send their moro advanced children
to our cities and towns with all the
disadvantages and inconvepiencos in
cident thereto, simply because our
country teachers are incompetent to
instruct themp But some of our coun-
try parents say they must send their
childron to our towns and cities to be
accomplished. What they mean by
this term-what ideas they attach to
it know not, but I suppose they are
vague and Indefinite. IT depends,
However, upon what is meant by it
whether it Is worth anything. If they
mean mere externals, or what has been
called "refined foolishnoss and polite
nonsonse," 1t may not be worth tho
trouble even If thoy could find it in our
city SCHOOLS. But if they mean to make
out Of their sons and daughters gentle
mon and ladies in the highest and
,.noblest sense Of those terms, then why
not have teachers in the country who
can accomplish them? Some of the
best institutions Of learning in the
South are designedly in the country.
Many Of your renders, Mr.. Editor, still
remember with pride and pleasure q
country school taught in our own eoun-
ty, thirty years since, whore Major
Woodward, DR.. S. w. Bookhart, tho
Alstons, the Leitners and others wero
prepared for the South Carolina Col
lego with credit to themselves and
honor to their teacher. VIM. G.. Pres
ton, then president, said that none then
entering wore better prepared. Many
of our noble and sturdy citizens re-
ccivca their c1Deatlon IN this school,.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07
PALM EG'HvFD gHOUSHG.
UNDER THE WINNSBORO HOTEL,
HABENICHTS OLD STAND.

T WOULD inform my friends md the
L public in general that wall be
found at the above stand ut NIL saasonable
hours roady to wait on them. With On
experience of thirty odd yeas in the
business, guarantee to sorve all kinds
Of drinks In q manner that will suit the
taste of ovory ono.
MINT JULEPS A SPECIALITY.
A choice stock of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars always on hand. Gvo mo n call.
. u j. CLENDINING.
Juno 7-3mos ell. .,.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07
HOLLOW.AY'S PILLS!e

y had no appetite, HonowaS'a Pills,
''four Pills are marvellous" = :. =
y send foranother box, and keoAthena.
in the house" . ''..
"Dr. Holloway has cured my headache
Il gave ono Of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little
thing got well IN Q day" ." .'''t
"My, nausea of q morning is now
'"Hppr bog Of Hollowaya Ointment
cured mo Of noises ip the head.
rubbed some Of your Ointment behind
tho ears. and theRAisa has left" .uv'.
no's Send e. !;1t! MH two boxes want ene for
II enclose y dollar; your price ia 25
cents, but the medipins ~ ind Is wo4th q
dollar" " -
"Send me five boxes Of yonr Pills" g.
"Let me hayo three haxes Of your.
fever" .i'.' $3.50 =:
Ihave over 200 such testim msnisls a.
these, pnt want OF space oompela me, ia
conclude. p.
FoR CuMNEops DISORDERS,
nent il most al yaIpS5le S Il 'o does sn not
heal externally alone, but pepetrntes
with the most searching effects to tho
very root of evil. -. -. -
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT, {,
Possessed of this remedy, every man
may be own doctor. 1t may be rubbed
into tho systom, SO rs to reach any in.
ternal aomPlhint; by these means, cures
sores or ulcers in the throat stamach.
liver, spino or other purts, It is I'm in.
fallible remedy for had ieas, bad breasts,
contracted or stiff Joints, govt, rhpuma.
tism, and gil skin diseases. IVY !
IMPORTANT CAUTIoN.-Noie arc genuine un.
iSss the signature Of ,. HAyDooK. aa agent for
ns 1ne GhttGd states surrounds each box ot Pills
81 each. o~,!S WY
a|- There Is considerable saving by taking
Tic larger SizGS. Holloway q CO..
,a,,,,, New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

TIE SOUTn AMERICAN WAR; The
Gillian fleet has destroyed the sub
marine cable of Africa, burned the
town Of NIciclloncs dc Peru and sunk
launches there. The Peruvian fleet
romains at Callao. President Prado
will, on his arrival, command opera
tions on Peruvian soil. DaZa will
command those in Bolivia, Thc
Chilians have $4,000 men at Atrocoma.
II will be some months before the
fighting can begin. Business in Peru
is very unsettled. a further issue Of
bank bills to the amount often million
solcs, guaranteed by the property
owners Of the nation, is expected.
Three divisions of the Bolivian army,
about 5000 mon, undor Dana, were
enthusiastically received at Taonaon.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

GEN. JoE HOOKER on HAYEs.-I
thought we'll of Hayes whom he march,
cd the troops away from the State
governments in the South. 1t was a
brave and honest act on his part, and
might have made him The greatest
among our Presidents. But now that
he says that the soldiers must be sta
toned at the polls, and the army be
required to supervise tho elections, he
has forfeited the regard l held for him.
Still, I think it was his weakness that
led him to his act. He was bulldOZcd
into ii by members Of his cabinet.
But had rather he had stood firm on
the ground he first took.-Emqui,e,'
INterNielD
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07
. DRESS GOODS !!
DRESS GOODS!
DRESS GOODS

WE would respectfully invite an
" inspo"tion Of orr Stock of
Dress Goods by the ladies of Wims-
boro and vicinity. Our stock con-
sists Of from frame Grenadines, All
Wool Buntings, Lace Bunting.
Dcntclles, Beige. I'inon Lawn,
Pacific Iawn. Cordod Jaconots,
Corded Piqucs, Suitinga, fse., &c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07
Es. AMID T.. ASSOCIATION.

TNHE send REGULAR meeting OF the winns~
/ borO Building AMI loan Association
VIII be held in the Town Hall on Monday even
Ing, the Oh: instant, at o'clock. Members VIII
bring their books ana nay their monthly install
mcnts at or before that time, otherwise the
penalty OF ten cents per share Will be charged
after the meeting. There will be from
ive hundred. to seven hundred dollars on
hand. Money will be offered rs usual S55 90
por share VIII be the maNimun
y. II. FL ISNNIKEN,
may 1911 Sccy. and Treas.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

The Republican organs continue
to print the statement that the South
crn negroes produced last year COM
moditics valued at S235 5,29S,9 but
they positively avoid answering our
question how they managed to put in
so much peaceful agricultural labor,
which requires time and an orderly
condition Of affairs, when they were
"hllntcd to tho swamps" and daily
"butchcrcd," pursued by blood
hounds" ''whippcd," starvcd," and
subjected to every cruelty by those
dreadful "Southcrn planters" Let
us have these Radical statements rc-
concilcd-C0urtcr-Jou4Nal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07
New Advertisements.

New ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Palmetto House,. Clcndlning.
Drcss GOods-McMaster e Bricc.
Town Ordinancc-E. S. Chandler,
Clerk.
Building and Loan Associatton-D.
II. Flcnnikcn, Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT

of Brown Linen Dress Goods, with
Laoes for Trimming. Our Stock in
all other lines is full and complete.
A new lot Of White and Colorod
Trimmings just opened. Second
lot of Cassimcres from Charlottcs :
Sillo mills opened q few days since.
a lot 0! Fans, Parasols and MIosqui-
to Netting just in.
NIcNIASTER & BRICE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

School Commissioner Boyd had the
misfortune to lose valuablo horse
last week from somp unknown dis
ease. A few days previous, Mr.. ID. r..
Flcnnikcn also lost valuable animal
from lung fever, and shortly before
that Mr.. J. d. Harrison, of Ridgcway,
lost another. Is there all epidemic?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-Since our last
report, no case has been tried in the
Court Of General Scssions-the busi-
ness in that Court having closed with
tho case Of tho State VS.. Antony Jones,
already reported. The jurics were
therefore discharged on "Wednesday
afternoon. ~
-, On Thursday morning, his Honor
the presiding judge passed sentence
upon hcprisoners convicted, as fol-
lows: IS a ~ s
Joseph Williams, assault with intent
to murder, one year at hard labor iii
the penitontiary. "
George Goings, grand larceny, six
months at hard labor in the peniton-
tiary.
John Rochelle, Same offence, two
yoRrs at hard labor in the penitcntiary.
Alexander Gaines, grand larceny,
two years ut hard labor in the peni-
/ tcntiary, In this case motions for
arrest Of judgment and for o new trial
were made by defendant counsel, but
ovcrrulcd by the judge.)
On Thursday the Court took up tho
4 civil doekets. None of tho cases arc
of public Interest," Court gadjoilrped
for tho term on Friday eveliing. a =
4 A CATTLE THIEF ARREsTEp.-The
#Columbia Register of Thursday says:
8" Yesterday morning Mr., David Moore
gcamc into tho city to conclude, a pur-
8chase he had begun ten or twelve miles
Snp the Winnsboro road of four head of
Xcattlc from q colored man. There was
SR suspicion lurking in the mind Of the
Spurchaser that all was not right, when
|Sshe and Mr.. Rowan concluded, after
@auestioning Of the seller, that they
svould detain him until information rs
SSSto how he came into possession Of tho
Seattle could bo obtained, Billy, Will
sams, tho name the seller gave, said he
Seot tho cattle frQm a gentleman near
8kvhere he lived (Simpson T. O.J, next
Shat he bought thep from Mr.. ---, !,
Ind last that ne had got thcRf1 from Or.
3 Douglass, who lived in the AIcAlastcr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

Considerable excitement was OBJ
scryab]c Oh Wednesday, upon the an
nounccmcnt that a portion Of our
delegation in the Legislature had sent
to Governor Simpson q rccommcnda-
ton ola gentleman for appointment
to the uncXpircd term Of the shcrilf's
Office. The general opinion
seems to have been that the nomina-
ton Of a suitable person would be left
to the Democratic primaries. Thus
far there has been no official announce
mcnt in the matter
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

cncc assembled in Thcspian Hall on
"Wednesday evening to witness the
second performance Of "Bcttcr than
Gold" The play was very well acted,
and indeed was M improvements Oh the
first rendition. Two ducts and solo
were sung, which received hearty ap-
lausc. The proceeds, were devoted to
the Waltcrhoro sufferers. BY these
entertainments tho dramatic talent of
the town is being continually improv-
cd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

PERsoNAL.-Col. j. s. Hammond,
Of New York, is in Winnsboro, stop
ping ut the Morris House. Speaking
of this gentleman, the Augusta Chro1a-
Gle and Constitntiono2st says; "Col.
j. 8. Hammond, Of Now York;
has been at the Planters for severel
days. IIe is tho husband Of tho fa-
nous and heroic Belle Boyd who
now lives a lifo Of domestic happiness
in Baltimore. The Colonel speaks Of
his wifo only when drawn out, but is
evidently proud Of her daring and valu-
able capaer In the Confcdcracy. Mrs.
Hammond has just finished a thrilling
drama entitled 'Gcraldine,' which has
been copyrighted, and which will
probably add largely to her reputation
as an autllorcss.n .'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

REL1GIoUs.--Scrvices may be OK
pected in The different. churches to-
morrow as follows: ...
Associate Reformed Church-Rev.
w. II. Millen, II Am. ...aa
Presbyterian Church Roy, w. Rich
ardson,11, A. M. and 81, p. NJ. Sunday
Sahool, % A, NJ, Prayer Meeting,
"Wednesday, 54,P
Methodist Church-Rev. w. A.
Rogers, II, A. NJ, and 8, p. n.
Sunday Sahool, 10, a.. NJ. Prayer
Meeting OH Thursday at 8, p. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-25
Spirit Of ytfttrsolr,
CharlestoMn, JEFFERSON Comfy. Test ia.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY a5. 1879.
BOOK NOTICES.

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for March is an
unusually brilliant number. Itopens with a
spirited illustration, engraved on steel, "Let
Me Catch You, You Young Rogues." This
is followed by double-sized colored fashion
plate, -double-size pattern for tidy, a
charming engraving, illustrating a power
fully written story, "My Evening Star"
and about fifty other engravings, illustrating
the latest fashions, patterns for the Work
Table, &c. The stories are even better than
usual, and they are always remarkably good
in peterson. A supplement- is sent out
with the number, with full-sizo pattern
for the latest style of POlonaise.
DEMoREsT's MoNTuLY.-The great at
tracsiveness of this periodical in its excel,
lent style of production, with the superior
character of its varied contents, keep it
always high il popular favor. The March
number. before US, is a charming Que, aud
cannot fail to please.
GoDY's LADY's BooK.-The artistic en-
cravings and fashion-plates in Gody's for
March superb, and the entire contents
of the most appreciative character. Pub
lished by Gody's Lady's Book Publishing
Company, l0O6 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, at 50 per year.
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PoETfGkt. P
ATTHG BAR.


'.who speaks for tLis mani" From the great
white throne
Yelled in Its rose6te clouds. the voice oame
forth +;
Before it stood parted soul alone,
A rolling cast and west, and south and north
The mighty accents summoned quickened dead;
.'Who ,peaks for this man, ere his doom be
said 20
Shiverinc, he listened. for his earthly lifo
Had passed in du Il unnoted calm away;
He brought no glory to. his daily strife,
No wreath of fame, genius fiery raw,
Weak, lone, uugifted. quiet and obscure.
Born in the shadow. dying mid tie poor.
Le! from the solemn discourse. hgsAsd- and
dim,
Tho widows prayer, the orphar . blessing
Tho struGsIer told of trouble shared by him.
The lonely, of tue cheered h0uTS-and Soft-
ened woes;
And like the chorus spoke the crushed and sad,
"He gave us all ne could, aud what he had
And little words of loving kiudress said.
And teader thoughts. aud help in time of
need,
sprang up, like leaves by. soft spring showers
fed,
In some spring corner. sown by chance flung
seed.
In grateful woader'heard-the modest soul.
Such trfl.s gathered to SO biest whole.
o we! bv circumstances strong fctters bound,
The store SO little, and the hand so fr3'l
Do but the best you can for all arouId;
Let sympathy be true nor courage fail;
Winning pom your ncighbnrs pc or and weak
Some witnesses al your trial hour to speak.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-25

"BLEsr HE THE TIE THAT BINDs."-
The circumstances of tho origin of this beau
tiful hymn are as follows
Mr. Fawcctt was settled as pastor of an
humble church 10 Wninsgate, Yorkshire.
England. His mcagre salary poorly sutficcd
for the wants Of his family, aud when, few
years later, he was invited TO become the
successor of the Rev. Dr. Gill ns pastor Of
church in the city of London it seemed
aimos: matter of course that bc should
cept lie had preached his farewell sermon
and had actually commenced removal by
sending forward his library and part Of his
household goods to London. His poor peo>
pie were almost broken hearted men, wn>
men and children clioging to him in afco-
tiouate remembrance. The last wagon was
being loaded when the good man and his
wife sat down one Of the packing cases
to weep 80, John" said the kind hearted
wife, Il cart bear this. dcn't know how
to 60" "Nor either" said Mr.. Fawcett.
s'nor will we 60. Unload the wagons and
put everything back in its place." The sE-
fections Of church were stronger than the
attractions Of London; and so this noble man
buckIed on Il arrnor for renewed service on
a salary of less than three hundred dollars
year. 1t was then that he wrote this beau~
tifuI hymn. which has come to be known AL
mos, as widely as the language in which it
ia written. He gave up London.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-25

GIyIGG THEM HANDSOME SESD-o OPP.
"A marriage at Memphis has moved
local editor to remark calmly and classi-
caIly:
THE chivalry of the gallant doctor ha. gar
landed his ehspIet with the fsircst and sweetest
flower that blooms in the parterre of beauty,
whose fragrance will impregDate with redo
leucy every impulse of bis generous heart.
The brightest star that rsdiates the GALAXY of
fascinating women shines upon aud illumines
his pathway with her bland smile and allur-
ing light. whose resplendent effuIgenee,
glowing with updimmed lustre. each revolv-
ing season will pilot the ingenious victor of
SO estimable prize TO the haven of happi-
ness. The life Of the intrepid bridegroom
is corouated with the richest and most beau
tifuE jewel that CLEANS in the easket of love.
whose diamond briIliancy will color with 3
more vernal hue the laurels wrOatbed around
his brow, CLEANED from their voyage down
the stream of time. May joy and blessings
as exquisite aud balloEed as those engeDder'
ed by a shower of roses scattered down by
the hand of the Peri. from the far off gardens
of Paradise, crown your welded future and
increase with the lapse of years"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-25
Read ELS Statement:
VEeETlNE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.

Boston, Oct. 1870.
Mr. II r. srEvEss.-
Dear STr,-AIy daughter, after having n severe
attack of WhoopIng Cough, WAS LEFT i'll feeble
state OF health. Being advised by friend, she
tried the VE6ErISl:, 3lnd after using few bot
lies was fully restOresl to health.
have been 4 great sufferer from Rheuma-
t;snl. have taken several bottles OF the VEGE-
TINE for this complaint, and am happy to say
II has entirely cured hie. have recommended
the yEGETINE to Others with the same good
the blood; it is pleasant TO take, and can
checTfully recommepd H.
JAMES MORSE, s8i Athens Street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-25
CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!

SHIFTING TOP BUGGIBs.
p1i EToNs, RoCKAwATs, t< styles)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, SULKIEs
sLEIGHS, &c. And am slso repaired to manu-
facture REARSES Of any description. will
guarantee. all work OF my mSrufacture for the
space of one year Any work not coming up
to my Representation, / will make good without
one dollAr's cosr to the party buviug. will lao
take in exchange for all NEW WORK. old Car
riages, Bugcies, &c, therefore to persons who
wish to PatrOuize
HOME MANUFACTURE,
offer Al ind uccmeat for them to buy OF me in =
stead going abroad, there can be as subs Ia
tial work put up at HOME AS else where.
lean ne sotate with parties for work at their
homes il deeired, if within day's drive, upon
notifying me at this place.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
me from Clarke, Fanquier Loudoun and adjoinin g
counties. ! respectfully ask a continuance OF the
came. await further ordcrs.
GEO. G. THOMAS,
PhGni1 CarEage Works,
Dec. 10. lSTs-y. EerryyiIIe. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-25

-"siug Song of Sixpenee" dates from
the sixteenth century. and Three Blind
Mice" is in = music book dated 1000.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-25
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- Mrs. Belva Lockwood has been admit:
ted to practice before the Supreme Caurt at
Washington.
- Machinery Hall, on the Centennial
grounds at Philadelphia, which originally cost
$500, 600, was sold at auction to W. G. Alli>
son & Co, car builders, for S24, 1000.
West Virginia is to have the honor of
giving to the world work on English gram
mar President Colegrove of bennington
College, a modest man, but an excellent
scholar, is tho author.
A dancing idiot, ten years of age, is a
resident of Indianapolis. Ever since his
birth he has been going through the motions
of waltz to silent music. He is never still
in his waking hours. His mother had danced
to excess a. ball just before he was born.
- Tho Statistics of the past six years
show that the aggregate numher of railroad
disasters in this country is steadily decreas>
ring. East year there were 740, against S91
in 1877, 9S2 in 1877. and 1 POI in 1915
this. too, notwithstanding the addition of new
roads during the period named
- The baby carriage is coudemud by Ber-
lin physicians in cases where the little ono
sits facing the nurse and is pushed backward
The natural desire of the eye is to draw
nearer to what it sees, and the practice of
reversing this normal order Of things and
causing surrounding objects to recede is liza
bio to affect irjudiciously the develop Fment of
both sight and brain
The Charleston GreenGack League
and Courier gives the following account
of the punishment OF a blasphcmer. "a
| colored man living near Maiden. in this
county, who for long time boasted of an
utter disregard for his Maker, thus acquir-
ing the reputation of being a most blasphe-
nous character, recently profaned the name
of the Supreme Being for such n considers
able time, that his tongue, cIeaving to the
root of his mouth, ceased its working, leav>
ing him speechless. His condition for seven
days past hiss been of a most torturiug char
actcr, it being impossible for him to eat, speak
or sleep. Physicians attending him regard
their efforts to restore or even relieve him as
entirely hopeless
THE CRowNING DIscovEKY-All the
"phoncs" of this phonetic age are surpassed
| in practical benefit to mankind, by the dis
only known remedy for obesity, or corpu-
iency. 1t produces no weakness or unplcas-
ant or injurious effect, its object being
simply confued to regulating digestion, and
presenting an undue assimilation of the car
bonSceous, lesh> producing elements of
the food. Sold by druggists.
| Ellsworth, Kan. July IS. 1873.
Botanic Medicine Co, Buffalo. n. y:
Gentlcmen-Alian's Anti>Fat reduced me
seven pounds in one week.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. TAYLOR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-25
REEUNATrsM;D Is aDrsrAsEof the BLOOD.

The blood. in this Disease, is found to contain
mn excess OF UbrfR. XEGErISE acts by convert
lug the blood from itsl diseased condition to a
healthy circulation. NEuErINE regulates the
bowels, which Is very important in this COM
Plaimt. One bottle Of yigErISE T. Will give relief.
regularly, and may take several bottles, espe-
cially iii cases of long standing. NE0HrtSE ts
sold by all druggists. Try it, and your verdict
will be the saine as that OF thousands before
You, who say, % never found so much relief as
fronl tile use OF VEG tsrISE,'' witch is com
posed exclusively Of 8irts, Roofs and Ifcrbs.
"VEGET1HE," saysa Boston physician, cha
no equal as a bl01d purifier. Hearing Of its
many wonderful cures niter all other medies
vinced myself Of It's Genuine merit; It Is pre-; re-
which is highly effeetive, and they are COM
pounded in such e m4nner as to produce aston
fsniuIs EcSultS.n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-25

TT CAN make money faster at work for us than
~ at anything else. Capital not required; We
will start you. Sl2 per day at home made by the
industrious. Men. women, boys and g iris wsnted
everywhere to work for Nov is the time
Costly outfit and terms free. Address TEuE Co..
Augusta Maine.
Apri! ., lS7S-lJ