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Signs of Better Times.


Onc can scarcely fail to notice the
spirit Of enterprise that has taken
hold upon the energies Of our people
since the present scaso.l began; and
the contrast, between the opening of
the present and that Of the last win
ter, is marked and encouraging. The
| frequent failures of The best houses in
the business world during the last
two or three years, he suspension in
many strong manufacturing compa-
MICS, tho sale Of crops falling short of
The expenses to make them, and the
wild spirit Of speculation that seemed
to control every department OF trade,
served only TO destroy confidence,
cripple credit and paralyzc business.
The opening OF the present business
season, however, seem TO iniuse new
life into every dcpartmcn. &C trade.
In New York, we are told by our
merchants who have just returned,
that every kind Of trade is revived.
/ The hotels arc crowded with mc1-
chants from every quarter Of the
Union, and every facility is afforded
for conducting business upon true
and firm basis. Our { harlcston mcr-
chants seem actualch by the same
zeal and the boGscS there are doing
the largest and best business Of any
season since The war. The railroads
have all adopted quick schedules for
til" purpose Of keeping pace with the
advancement Of the times. This ac-
tivity in business circles at the me-
trupolis Of the nation and that Of The
State is reelected to the interior cities
and county towns and rs II result
the largest stock Of goods in every
line has been purchased. This, VIC
know, is the case in Orangeburg
and VIC feel assured that the cXpccta-
tons Of our merchants ill not scri.
orsly be disappointed at the end OF
the season. Thus far the reasonably
high price Of cotton has influenced
the farmers 20 bring forward their
crops as fast rs they one gathered,
and the expenses incurred and Tic
debts due from last year are being
rapidly settled. This, it seems to us
argues that confidence has beer re-
stored and better times have actually
dawncd upon our people. What may
he the direct cause Of this state OF
things, is difficult TO say at this stage
Of the revolution. The credit may
justly be divided between three great
Econtroliing influences the rcsump-
lion Of specie payment in the iinan-
cial world; tho restoration of the
/ South 10 Democratic rule in politics ;
and the adoption Of the policy of
sowing large crops Of small grain and
making abundant provision supplies
i'll the agricultural world. Let this
he rs it may, we earnestly hope thai,
our people have entered upon Il new
era of prosperity, and that the pre-
sent activity is only the harhingcr Of
that glorious success which is to
bless the efforts Of their labor in the
near future.
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PoRtO1iicc Hours.

Open from halfpast to 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and from hali-past 10 A. NJ. to 4 T.
NJ. I"
Columbia mail closes at 10 \. NJ. and
the Charleston mail at halirast =. N.
Ga Tuesdays and Fridays Il mali iU.
Fc,drrville, Nanccs Ferry and Holly Hi!
closes ut hali-past I \. NJ.
On Fridays Il mail for knott'S Mills.
Wits Mills and Risl:cs' Store closes ut
hhlt-past p. NJ.
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solidly for the nominees made by the

solidly for the nominees made by the
North.
Whether this course was the prop
er one for the South TO pursue we do
not question now, but in the next Ma
tional Democratic Convention the
duty seems to he plain that our dele
gates should protest in unmistakablc
terms against the denomination OF
Mr.. Tilden. There is already large
number Of our citizens, and the mum
Der is daily increasing, who charge
That gentleman with the fraud pcrpc-
tTatcd on the party at the last cleo
Lion which deprived the nation Of n
Democratic Government and to which
is credited the failure Of the present
Congress to repeal the ruinous laws
enacted by the Radical party, and to
successfully pass others that would
restore the Government to its regular
functions established hy the Constitu-
ton. Whether this belief is just or
not does not materially alter the ar
gumcnL-thc fact actually exists that
such is :hc case. To secure, there
fore, Il solid South in support Of the
National Democratic ticket, it be-
comes imperativcly necessary to
place in nomination some other name
than that Of Mr.. Til,lcn. We trust,
in order that success may crown our
efforts in the next National campaign,
That the best wisdom may control tho
counsels OF our party.
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Notice..

A LII persons i;olding School Claims
"a. bearing date prior 10 November
1878, are notified tlia' the same must be
registered in this oflicc during the month
of October ofthc present scholastic year
or they will dcbarred registration until
October 1880. ID. j.. CO&NoK.
School Commissioner C.
OrNnGCDMrh, Sept. ID. lS19-lt
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MASTERS OFFICE, Sept. l5, lS79-3t
- Administrators, Notice.

A III. persons having claims against
L the Estate OF Bart lett Tyler. dcccaS-
cd, will present the same 20 the under.
signed. or TO Jane, T.. Izlar. Esq, at Or
). g., on or before the first
day OF December next, or they will be
dcharrcd payment; and all persons in
dcb!ed 10 Said Estate will make imlncdi-
ate payment to the undersigned.
J. l.. SrEADMAN, Admir-,
Grahams L. o., $. &.
Sept. l2ih, lS10-Gt.
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ECSt;!tN Notice.

4 LLpcrsonS holding claims against the
In Estate of ABRAHAM $. DUKES.
deceased, arc requested 10 present !hcm
properly atcstcI, to the undersigned ;
and a!l persons Indebted to said Estate
will make immediate payment, to
ELIZABETH {. l.. DUKES,
or to y. Il. IL. DUKES,
Qualified Administrators.
Hranchvillc, $. c., Aug. Is, lS79-it
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England.

Old England seems to be getting in
bad way. An old war against the
Zulns in South Africa, yet continuing
by spasmodic efforts sufficiently
strong to render her authority there
doubtful u new war, and probably Of
greater magnitude, against the AZ
ghans in Asia. depleted reserve
lCrcc ut Eomc which renders it cS-
cccdingly difficult to reinforce her
weakened regiments in foreign fields :;
an unparalleled failure OF the grain
crops throughout her dominions; an
unsettled condition of her industrial
pursuits and a lamcntablc falling Off
in her commerce both Mt home and
abIoad-all make q combination of
circumstances extremely unlavorahlc
to her material prosperity. There
seems to be no remedy against the
evils bcsciting her; at least the Wis
dom Of her statesmen has failed thus
fur TO discover or provide one. Eve
ry' day brings assurances Of deep
seated trouble and her citizens arc
abandoning their homes for the
more certain aud profitable fields
Of America. Where the Trouble will
end, or whether it will end in the hu-
initiation Of the proud mistress Of an
Empire, upon the possessions of which
the sun never sets, remains for the
future to unfold. South Carolina has
thousands Of acres Of rich lands that
will afford homes to welcome tbous.
ands of England's heciny su'jects.-
Let them come!
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Notice.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. }
ORANGEBuKG COUNTY.
ORhNG EHUHGf, 5. G.. Sept. II. 1879.
We hereby notify ail persons not to-
move amy sand or dirt from the publ. i.
highways in this county. anh If any pc, .
son or persons are found violating this
order they will be dealt with according
TO law. y y. HAYDEN.
Chairman Hoard County Com.
Sept. 10Th. lS79--2t
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Masters Sales,

State Of South Carolina.-Charlcs NJ.
Wilder Us. W. W. Moyc and ID. S. Mon
teith.
by order OF the Court of Common
Pleas in and for The County Of Orange.
burg and State aforesaid. IN ill :mrnL Of
foreclosure in the above case, | will sell
ut Orangcburw Court House OIL the first
Monday i'll October next, the following
plantation. situate in the County and
STATE aforesaid. known rs the Fort Motto
Tract. ut the point on I'll" South Carolina
hailroau known us River Turn Ont. con
tanning live hUndi cd and forty nine (5lU
acres. more or less, bounded by the Con
garce River, lands late of Thomas, now
OF .tmakcr, ANA lands OF y. d. Il L. j,
Goodwin.
Conditions CT Sale:-OI Ie half cash and
the balance on Il credit of one year. So.
cured hy bond and mortgage, purclr!scr
to pay for necessary papers.
Il. W. GLOVER,
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(Dnily, except Sundays.)

Trains leaving Charleston at Is p. m.
and Columbia ut p m. make close con-
nections daily, except Sunday, with trains
of Grcenvile and Collanbiu Railrond, to
and from Greenvillc, Walllalla. Ander-
son, Spartanburg and points on the Spar
ianbnrg and Asheville Railroad. and for
Lanrens OH Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
dag.
Trains leaving Charleston at G 45 n.
m. and Columbia at ! p. m. make close
connections daily with trains of Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad. to and
from Charlotte, Richmond, Washington
and all Eastern Cities; also with trains
of Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad to and from Sumter, and other
points on w. g. & a. Il. II.
Trains leaving Charleston ut G 40 q. in.
ard 10 10 p. III. and Augusta at $50 p. III.
make close conncc' ions daily with trains
OF Georgia Railroad and Central Rail-
road for Macon, Atlanta and all points
West and Southwest.
Sleeping Cars on ull night trains.
JOHN B. PECK, Superintendent.
D. c. ALLEN, Gen. p and Il. Agt.
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NOti it.C.

IN StstS.
n consequence OF the appointment of
Il Thomas w. Glover rs Muster. the
partnership of Glover & Glover was dis
solved by mutual consent August 1S,h.
1870.
Mortimer Glover will continue the
pracuce OF law separately at his ollicr,
No. . Law Range.
Julius Glover will continue the practice.
of law separately at No. 3 Law Range.
THOMAS W. GLOVER,
MORTIMER GLOVER,
JULIUS GLOVER
i Oran@cburg, S. c., Sept. 10, lS79-lt :,
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Contract Work !
COMMISSION HOUSE
nj. DRAKE e. som,
l3S Meeting St. Opposite Pavilion Hotel
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Cheapest House in the South.

w f. have large and well assert ed
W SHOCK. and receive large invoices
by every steamer direct from the ilc;o-
ricS in Massachusetts. Visit lis when
you come to the city. We can sell you
anything i'll The BOOT and SHOE line as
cheap as YOU can buy in boston. Our
goods the same rs sold by any other
Wholesale house in the city, and our
prices are from 10 to 20 per cent. lower.
Liberal time to parties giving city acccp-
tancc. April lS-2mos
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TERMS-IN ADVANCE.

Any person sending us club Of ten
subscribers at one time will receive eth
cr of the papers free, postage prepaid.
for one year.
Any person sending us the money for
twenty subscribers 10 the Daily may re-
tain for his services twenty dollars ofthc
amOnnt; for twenty subscribers to the
Tri-W Weekly. fifteen dollars "fthe amount;
and for twenty subscribers TO the Week
ly, five dollars ofthc amount.
AS an Advertising Medium. The Reg
lister affords uncqunllcd facilities. having
Il large circulation. and numbering
among its patrons the well-to-dO people
of the middle and upper portion OF the
State. Terms reasonable.
For any information desired, address
CAI.EO IL PATTON,
Proprietors, Columbia. ). G.
SSJHrPartics desiring copies OF TIE
REGISTER to exhibit in caIvassing will
be supplied on application.
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BEEF BEEF BEEF

1 Beg leave to state that having rented
Il the store formerly occupied by Mr.
Dcnars next to DR.. 5. q. Reeves Drug
Store. | have renovated aHl i,ii;tCti ihc
the same in first class style, and will Kill
) bccvcs, or more week, which will
guarantee TO be fattcr anG better than any
sold on the wagons. All meats sold
warranted t. give satisfaction, at prices
to suit the times. Beef delivered to any
part of Ornngcburg free of charge. The
public is cordially invited to visit my
new market. My motto will ho TO
PLEASE.
N. B.-Thc highest price paid for
oultry. S. T.. MORGAN,
July 25-tf Practical butcher.
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Circulation Large anh Constantly IN
crraaimg.

M f RESPE' TFELLI INVITE TIE
w attentions al ihr reading commune
ity 10 the GNceiirut newspapers we are
now publishin. III Columbia TIE REG
!SrER is the only pnpc: ever published
ut tho caital vi Suith CarUiiuu which is
conducted rs are the leading dailcS of
the principal cili.s 0i the country We
have an able and Gi>liunuiSca corps of
cIitorS--gcmtiu.ru well known all over
the State loriNiir lcaruium. ability and
sound Democratic pIii.cil,ir> :-il,cu WHO
have served I'll" SG.tc anal the South on
every Occa>iCrI y hen tie demand arose
for 'hcir service. a,:i WHO mHy safely
be depended! nvn'I s rciiabir leaders Of
tie Democraty ~ Iil" iiuc "t Journalism.
TIE DAli.N NLGiSrEn i Il twenty
eight rnlunn paper, - hy Ii inches.
priUtcl Oh "U,"i paper and with large.
clear cut tyur. cU!lajIn" the Latest Tel
c.raphic News. Full Marked Reports
editorial matter on the leading occur
rcnccS Of the times, and rcplctc with in
tcrcSling miscellaneous reading. The
Local News is iill and Interesting. one
editor dcvOting his time exclusively to
that department.. Our correspondence
from Washington and other places OF
note gives IN entertaining resume OF all
the important events OF the day.
THE TRI-W EEKLG REGISTER, with
some minor changes. comprises the con-
tents Of the Daily ut 500 less per an
mum.
TIE WEEKLY REGISTER is a large,
handsomely gotten up cinht-pnyc paper.
20 by IL inches. containing fOrty-cight
columns of reading matter, embracing
all the news of the week and the most
editorial and local news.
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For sale
BY
w. E. ROBINSON,

y fresh supply of Iandrc,hs 'rurnip
and Cabbage Seed. Give me Il call and
save money. Also Watches and Clocks
neatly repaired ut reasonable rates.
Orangcburg, $. G., July ll-:im
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Notice..

Rl permission of c. i. Glover. ESQ.
S Judge of Probate, there will be soid
~ the store Of y. 5. Dukes, deceased. ut
Branchv!llc. $. c., Oh Monday the 10Th
tTst:' commencing ut 10 u'clock: all the
stock Ct goods in said store. also one SUI
gar Mill: Sn!e 10 continue from day to
day unit: the whole stock is sold. Terms
cash on day Of sale.
E. c. T.. DUKES,
y. +. IL. DUKES.
Administrators.
Brahchvil!c, S. G.. Sept. 10, l$79-2t
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EeaiI Ro:sd Schedules.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

Commencing Sunday, March IG. 1879,
Passenger Trains will run rs follows:
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Notice. 10 Preachers
-AJCTIONIIEEs.

I AMES a. HAMILTON otlcrs his ser
- vices to auction Stock. Mcrchaudsr
&C.. on Saicsdays, or 10 attend sales any
where in The County. Orders left ut the
store of John y. Hamilton will hc at
tended to. JAS. \. HAMILTON.
AnY 22-:}mOS
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DAILY, TEI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY
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independentisill.

OHANcErURc, S. c. SEPTEMBER 10. 1875
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TIE MBIA REGISTER
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Best Newspaper ever published ut tn
Capita! of South Carolina.

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AsvcAs1Ik. ". T.. Ocs a, 1879.
A1RxBY WARN ALL PRISONS PROM
i GueaOg ny viz utAbssA 4. Martin e ~
eeecsns. % - ~ len ~ - anl bnasd, "a /
afs9 - 49,.
eoeoeVsV M. IAl3m.
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A San franciscan who lad heard Of
skunks. and read about them, aud had
seen their hides in tanyards and in the
windows Of fur stores, ims gined that
he knew all about the dctested animals,
until ore OF them sprinkled him with
It's perfumery then he willingly sd-
m'tted that previously he knew nothing
about skunks. This incident re-
minds one Of the Chinese question in
the Eastern States. The people there
have heard and read about the Chi.
nese in California. have perh.p, toler.
ated few OF the Mongolians in .heir
midst. and imagine tina, they know all
about them. When the harbarians ap-
pear in force in the populous Eastern
cities and begin undermining the local
industries. the people will willingly
admit that previously they knew moth
ing about the Chinese. 1t will be dear.
bought experience. howeYer.-Al,a.
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FOR SALE.

SkViRAL THOUSAND POUNDS OF TYPE
Metal. OF composition almost similar 10
Babbit metal. aud used for the bearings OF tou.-
nais. will be sold at bargsin In large Quantities
For further particulars address
THE INTELLIGENCER COMPANY.
dSwtf Seattle. VT.
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A TWENTY MILLION DOLLAR
JOB.

The New York suns article on the
Columbia river bar job. which has
created 81 much sensation in the Web
foot State. is as follows:
The next session Of Congress will be
rich in sndeavors to drain money from
the Treasury for private schemes thinly
glazed with q coating of nationality.
Among the jobs already revealed is one
to get an appropriation Of twenty mil
lions OF dollars to improve the bar OF
the Columbia river.
The immensely Of the sum asked for
is a scanty measure Of tho difficulty and
enormousness Of the work con.templa
ted. The annual rise Of the Columbia
from tho spring and summer melting
OF the SHOWS in tho Cascade, Blue and
Rocky mountains, makes mighty
flood charged with trees, dirt, and
sand, whose Tremendous sweep shifts
the bars in tho bottom Of the river.
and changes yearly the distractions a,
its mouth. The conflict between the
ocean ana the river Oh its outer bar is
the mightiest to be seen on the globe.
The volume and force of the river cur.
rent and the immensity Of the roll OF
the Pacific that meets il, present prob
lem in engineering that has for half a
century been deemed insoluble.
The twenty millions to be asked for
would not mako visible impression
on the difficulties. The contents of the
national Treasury could be emp,ied
into the mouth Of the Columbia, and
the only engineering result would bs a
useless removal Of tho ba- little fur
Their seward. The financial result Of
successive appropriations. practically
without limit. would DO the total waste
OF the money and the enrichment of q
ring OF shelved and bankrupt Oregon
politicians, who mean TO repair their
fortunes through this job. The
depth Of water over the Columbia bar
rs i, is. has been sufficient, 10 build IN
Portland the second largos, city on the
Pacific coast. and to give ample outlet
to England in first class ships for the
wheat and -four Of oil that region.
Watch the Columbia river bar lot,
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAsD OEFICE.l
Olympia. Washington TerIitoey. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ compliance with the provisions OF the Act
Of Congress approved June 3. 1873. entitled An
Act for the sale OF Timber Lands In the ats OF
California. Oregon. Nevada aud Washington
Territory, John BurnS, OF King county, Washing
Ton Territory, has this day flied In this Office his
application TO purchase the lot 3 tnd SwA Of
Nwk OF Section No 5. in Township 20. 30 North
Range No. East Of the Willamette Merriam
Any aud all persons Claiming adversely the
sara described land. or any portion thereof. are
hereby required TO file taeir claims In this Office
With" SHY 1901 days from at hereof.
Given under my hand At my Office, in Olyu pIa
W.T. this the 30th day Of Septemb r A. ID. In79
J. T. Biz JwN,
oiI-wluw Register Of he Land u flee
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TO the unfortunate.

inal Wsaknsss. ImPetsney. night Losses BY
dreams. pinples on the face. and lost manhood
can positively - cured The sick and adlictsA
should no: fail 70 call upon him. n Doctor
has trsvslea extsnsivsly IN InSe1s. md inspesesa
thosoaghly he various hoop11als there, obtsining
. greet deal Of valuable tnfosmattoo, which he
sersiees. Or. 0IbooN Win make no chwro
unless he s1sct . cure. Pssooes q . dtstoooo
NAY BIZ CURED AT HONE All com.
m1niestions strictly eoaAdeattsi. You - Nc
one bot the Doctor. rssooas writing - the Doc
tor will plsase stass the name q the paper they
this advsrtissment II. Chafgee roaoonahle,
Call O. write. Address DR.. J. r. 0IBDON, Box
1887. San Francisco. olo-dAvly
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N Office.

OFFICE CT CfrY TKf asuHys1
SEATTLE. Aug. y. 1879.
g1NHE TAX LIST FOR THE CITY OF sFATrIp
4 Tor the year 1879 10 now In my hands and
sue. All ts1es not paid on before pe.emb.Y
LIST. 1872 viii be returned delinquent AID q Der.
eentage added thereto.
JOHN u. BLANCHARD.
ssVoI City Treasurer.
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BEFORE Ordering Read the Follovviu1s
Az sums Of money 10 the amount OF o. % or ever
should be sent nv Registered Lister Money Order ar
Dan on New Yoik or Chicago. We will hold our.
selves personally responsible for any sent a.
above directed All orders under $40 o strirtlv
cash. On order, Of sie.oo or over IS 90 mus,
accompany the order. aud balance, shen desired.
Oil he collected o. delivery. but no goods viii be
sent Z. O II. n greater distance than 500 miles
ANY money received to- these goods after the sock
Is exhausted Will be Immediately returned Postage
stamps all Be taken the sane a. cash In any
snsoGat less than sfn
on rece ~ Of goods you are no. perfectly ,a,is.
bed, return theus IL unsdiafely In good order ana
&c will refund yoar mouef
Illustrated Caslngse 81 wseses Jsselry. No
'eas, Novelties ard New lnvclticns sent tree 90
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NOTICE.
Having pareAssel the naost eernple,e Get Of
House Raising and MOVING
Apparatus

On Pases Sound belonging 10 the late Isaac viii.
Ton. Am prepared 10 DO ANY work In that line %
the shortest notice and In tie moss eoaplsss
manner viii 60 10 Aay place on the Sound. The
beat Of references gtsee-
All orders iest u the Hardware ssose Of =. "
WUsrHofF. ca frost street. vii BE- peonpalv
attensisd TO.
Also Jack s-sevs and other apparatus Co b
AaAa Of him On sppltesstos u rsaannAhis soAaDL
sl1dU ~ 0m0ReYR
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!. Give your name and pos: Office address
ee1sty md Ssass: and your nearest sxprens once
Z. Your ~ and eexi
.. OceupaeSoof
4. Named o. stnR|s,
5. Hight. weight noe and in health
.. How long have you been siekp
]. Yo0 complexton. color Of hair and eyesp
=. Have you . Cooptng OF erect gaitf
D. Ralats without reservation All you know
sbout year ease. HEeksss one dollar = consulta-
tsn Tee. Your letter will then receive our sseep.
doo. and vs Will give you the nature Of your
disease and our candid opinion eorcsl ming
sure.
CoUpssen. physicians sttsud to Correspondence
AZ leesers ssoall be addressed 10 Dispe nsary,
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H. T. HELNBOLD.
Druggist and Chemist.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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