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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-30
IL MAGIc LANTERN IN corRT.

During the recent trial of a will case in Phila-
delphla, II became necessary to show the diller-
ences between genuine signature and an imita-
tlOn or forgery of the same. For this purpose q
into court The room was darkened, and images
of the two signatures, enormously magnited
were thrown side by side upon screen before the
Judge and the jury. The false signature was 90
once revealed I'm the ordinary magic lantern the
object TO he shown on the screen is photographs
or painted on slide glass, and the light passes
through the slide To the screen. In the rejecting
lantern, the light is thrown against the face of the
object itself, and the reflected rays from the
object appear on the screen, a stronger light is
qulred for the rejecting lantern than for the Or
illumination of the writing was effected bv two
powerful calcium lights within the lantern
\ watch placed in the instrument and reflected
on finely ground glass screen, leads the spectator
To believe that he has suddenly come i'm contact
with the city hall clock. The pores of the skin 0u
the cheek or hand are shown with unnleosontfv-
magnIi1ed taithfulness and to the face of vOir
dearest friend through the mepascone aIHnos+
moves you to tears under the false impression
that ne has been riddled with bullets. \ piece Of
writing which To the naked eve, or even under 4
stronger magnifying glass, appeared as if eacb
letter was made with simply one stroke of the non
on being placed in the lantern was easily de-
tected. The work of the skilled penman il
painting the letters was laid bare. The ragged
edges where the heavy shading began and ended
were as pam as We're the letters themselves. De-
tects IN the paper, though slight,-by eras-
ure or otherwise and even the texture of the paDer
itself, were presented as clear as sunlight.
Mrs: Greenway, of Baltimore, is spoken of a
"the diamond lady, at the United States Hotel at
Saratoga. At the balcony concert her dress was
Of delicate lilac organdy, trimmed with point
duchesse, her bonnet of the same lace, with pan
sizes and vlolets, the paTasOl to match the rest
Solitaire diamonds glittered in her ears on her
breast, her arms and fingers; and she wears. in
addition to these, when her head is uncovered a
high comb and side combs Illuminated with the
same wonderful stones
Hon. Schuyler COfaX says "Let me proph-
esy In less than five years from to-day, no man
oi intelligence in the United States will advocate
the present liquor license system, nor will the
people"
The only way to have friend is to be one.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-30
WILLOW GRANGE.

A STORY OF LIFE N EASTERN OREGON.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-30

\ service was recently announced at St Mat
thews, Sydenham London, 'for the children of
the upper classes" whereupOn "A newspaper sug-
gested that the words of Christ should be amend
ed so as TO read, "Sufler little children of the
upper classes to come unto me-"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-30

Entered the Office Librarian Congress at Washing
ton, D. C., in the year $780,
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-30

Hon: Schuyler ColfaX says: "Let me proph-
esy; In less than five years from to-day no man
OF intelligence in the United States will advocate
the present liquor license system, nor will the
people"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-30

The only way to have friend is to be one.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-30
BY BELLE W. COOKE,

AUTHOR OF TEARS AND VICTORY"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-30

Tall silk hats are made into worl-baskets when
their day of usefulness is over.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The Presidents massage to Congress
is yoluminous document and starts out
by cougratulating that body upon the
increased prosperity Of the country, and
upon tie election Of the President Of
tie United States. In reference 10 that
matter tie saws tile immediate, general
and cheerful aequieseence Of all good
citizens Id the result Of the election
gives gratifying assurance to our country
aud to it, friends throughout the world,
that government based on the free
consent Of al intelligent and patriotic
people possesses elements Of strength,
stability aud permanency not found in
any other form Of government. And
then be refers to the Sonth by saying,
continued opposition TO the full aud free
enjoyment Of the rights Of citizenship
conferred upon the colored people by
tile recent amendments 70 the constitu-
tion still prevails in several of the late
saye.holding States. It has, perhaps,
not been manifested in the recent cleo
tion til any large extent in acts Of VIC,
leuce or intimidation. 1t has, however,
BY fraudulent practices iu connection
4 with the regulations as to the places and
manner of voting, and with counting,
+ returning, and canyassing the votes cast
been successful ID defeating the exercise
of the right preseryatiye Of all rights,
] the right of suffrage, which tile constitu-
ton expressly confers upon oue enfran.
chised citizens. The message refers
mostly to the condition Of internal
afflirs and foreign relations.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10
tion and Cures Guaranteed,
Cured without the use Of tho
KNEE IJGATuBE oR cAUST

Epilepsy or Fits treated with wonderful sur-
cess, as all eases are carefully examined, and
none taken but those offering good prospects of
curing.
lmpotcury,S ,Sprrmatorhe and Sexual Drbil-
tytroa,cd, by medicine nlone. has heretofore
proved useless and even iniuri0ns. They do nN
good. is the universal testimony Of all honest
physicians. Thousands have 'doctOred" for
these complaints, and have thrown away their
money ana their constitutions together. Int the
Doctor combines medical treatment with cleo
tricity,thc electricity being generated by sim
pie electrical aprarat that any one can use,
and by those means nsures success.
Censti alton. the bane Of So many lives and
he most prolific source Of ill-heaith cured by a
simple method, with little or no medicine.
DISEASES ofwomen tire tetlbyelectrlcity,w with
pain or cX pOsiire.
Structure of he Urctlra and Rectum cured
without . surgical operation and without
pain; Tape Worm diseases Of the kindnys,
Bladder Private diseases, Rheumatism Men.
ragia, Nervous and Sick Headach. Weak.
Painful and Sore Eyes. without surgical
operation; Deafness, Noise IN the Ears all
Skin Diseases, ScrOfnla. Tumors. Loss of
Voice. etc, successfully treated by improved
remedies.
Letters of inquiry must bc accompanied
with stamp for reply
n. B-No names made public without the
consent of the rarfiCs
New ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
Capt. Max blanchard, Pies.
James Wallbiliech, Supt Jobnsen's Foun-
dry, Rheumatism.
J., Il. Patterson. Pilot stmr. Pagan, Piles.
Max Beer, 1863 canal street, Neuralgia
NJ. Lashly. 4S Louisa street. Piles.
Mrs. Miller corner jackson and Liberty
streets. Deaf,
EDill, Morgan Railroad. Tape Worm.
Jacob Blum. Barnnne street Piles.
| g. Sintes. 497 Bagatclle street, Piles.
Capt, pharr. Morgan City. Loss Of Voice.
Leo Wolfson, Grapp's Bluff, La, Piles,
| Col. w. O'Neal. Covington, KY, Eistula'
| w. +. Shrnck. Goodman. Miss, Piles:
J X. Swim. Main ST., Cincinnati, Fissure.
! +. Wolf Port Hickey, La Piles.
Byron Eastman. Mercer, KY, Structure.
j. b. Ross. Ben Lomond, Miss Piles.
| JAS Aldridge, COvngtOn KY. Diabetes.
| A, Fredheim, Bastrop. La, Piles.
$, J. Gordon, 1872 Walnut street, Cincln-
| natl, o.. Catarrh.
J. I. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn, Discharge
| from the Ear
J. Il. Wilson. Alton, Ky. Epilensy.
/ J. y. Hickeison, Nicksburg, Miss, Asthma
j 4 Warren, Carrollton, Tenn Bronchitis
IL Shipp, Owen. KY, Scrofula.
| dec3-lyr.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The gulf stream does NOT come from
the gulf. During discussion III the
National Academy Of Sciences in New
York Friday the interesting fact was
developed that the gulf stream, so.call-
Cd, does not come from the gulf, as is
represented in the physical Biographies,
bnt is an equatorial current which comes
through the Caribbean sen from the AZ
rican coast, is turned northeast upon
striking the coast Of Yucatan. passes
through the straits of Yncatan and
Florida, aud out into the Atlantic with
ont really entering the gulf of Mexico at
all. The currents in the gnlf are not
cApnected with this great stream, and
are very slow.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10
MATRIMONIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.

a company under the above name has
been organized at Cincinnati, with file
following rules:
ANY person unmarried fincluding
widows and widowers). of good character
and reputation, regardless Of age. NAV
become members without submitting "a
q medical examination, but by simplv
paying the admission fee. dues md os-
sessments. There will he three divisions
OF the company. The First Division will
entltle the member to policy Of $500
the Second to $1,000 and the Third To-
$780, -
The dues, assessments and admission
fees. Of course, will differ aceordinolv
In the First Division the admission fee
is to be IS, the assessment not to exceed
81. and the yearly dnes So. Division
NO. has $40 admission fee. an asses.
ment not to exceed 81 80. and YEARLY
dnes Of Sc. The Third Division has m
admission fee OF SIS, nm assessment pot
to exceed 81 and yearly dnes Of 80 Anv
member who marries before having been
member one year forfeits his RIGHT To-
membership.
whoever marries after one wears nom.
hership, hut before having been in the
Associaflon two years. shall receive half
Of his policy within sixty tlavs. and tbe
other halt at the expiration of his second
year membership. All who have been
members two wears or more before mar
riage shall receive the entire amount
within sixty davs after depositing their
u1arriaee eerhticates with the company
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The King Of the Carnival has issued
edict Xiv. ordnining Mnrdi Gras on
the first day Of March, 1881. It was
given under his hand, at the White Ele-
phaut, 10 the city Of Samarcand, on the
10th day Of October. 1880, and one
thousand and ninth OF bis resign. His
loyal subjects are expected to meet him
in New Orleans on that day.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The Philadelphia Press says, Gen. Sir
Isaac Brock, the illustrious British COM
mender, who captured Gen. Hull's army
at Detroit, in the war of 1912, fell at
the head of his troops in the bat
tie of Queenstown. Novembe,
l3 Of that year, and at this
late day Robert walcot. q centeuarian.
Of 91S Morris street, who has been
brought to his bed through weight of
years ndiufrmities, claims, under oath,
to have fired the fatal bullet.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

Wmnans Best Friend To relieve the ach.
ins healt Of woman and bring joy where s0l-
ruw reiluel supreme is mission before
which tie SMILES OF kings dwindlc into utter
isigliicaece. This is the peculiar province
81 I! adlirld's Female Regulator, which, from
it nmnhclrss cures, is appropriately styled
'Nmuals Best Friend Tile distressing
complaint nown ~ whites and various H.
iegllariiies Of tlir womb, to which womnln il
subject, disiippcaiu like magic before this
wonderful compound. Physicians prescribe
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

There is now in circulation total of
16 ,295 ,644 standard silver dollars, or
inst abont one dollar TO every two peo-
ple, according TO the last censns. No
snch quantity Of silver dollars was ever
before in circulation at one time in this
country.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

Since Sara Bernhardt has made her
appearance in New York, all the women
Of the great metropolis have begun to
eat slate pencils and drink vinegar, to
get as thin MS Sara.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

Aud place en store anothercan
This ANAL kioglJm's vel provided;
II from fiction, iact's divided.
PE6rEs and LAsfKFg are to eat.
Aud 4 fHrp BfRp viii furnish meat;
rhis BRD's not talnor very slim,
Yrt surely marks his GRAYBiLL lin.
~ rear tue first SHEPARD good,
Will feed and tend the precious food
a NEwRERRY for pies is funud,
Tba. vegetables upon onr gFouud,
Also one detailed to TILLETT,
Who'll tend round but will not kill il.
Oar FrTcH is of the HERRISo kind;
4 juicy fish as you viii find.
10 serve tins food MP for table,
Ever was our good Cook able
10 Dlxies land he's gone away,
And there, trust will ever stay;
Yet, M his place We have one FRYER,
Who's good around the kitchen fire;
Who, though lie never cooked III town.
1et, what tie cooks he does il BRowN
When mems characters grow too dark,
We rnh some WHiTlSG DER the bhrE;
And il the noise should ever cease,
We've but 10 L0upES twill increase.
We've men indisposed for duty,
Whose only worth il ~ their beauty;
who're sleek rs eels and Sly as i0ads.
on such We'll use our double GOAD $.
Now what can ] 10 With DOwTLI,
But make his uame rhyme with POWELL
70 cherish ill the arts lave We
F0srHR father of industry,
For carrying. for sllrs and harters,
We've one orm9re bran new GARTERs
When we've preeBbaeks i'll aHr pocket,
( f,tn r 1. ttfiF
I've tried 10 HARMoN.ize my plan,
And couch the name nf every man;
Yet laucy's vision fails % Hud
Only another "a my mind;
Attention give, ye halt mud lamel
Lient. FERRELL ls lis name
I Hell point your staff wbereon you leani
! 4 good support i H. | weeu.
! Now search onr realm from last e first,
You'll find no other only Hurst
4 Should ! write 4 REAM Of paper,
4 Or nurse the pale midnight taper
\ Or search tie PENN from block topump
4 Ny mind could then but only JuMP
At one rational conclusion,
Which hanishos al delusion.
Which II, of al that's left behind.
BY searching this truth you viii find
There's all tho substance used, and fe4
There's little left 70 usa but PEAIE
And now, dear friends your pardon nll
From grave to rav, from short To tial;
! trust none will he offended,
Or no mhlice il intended
That tins the poet us liis namo,
And banded it 10 merry fnne;
For twas 10 while away al hour,
Aud rob blue deyils Of their power,
That poets iconsc Inns was nsed
Aud You my friends might br amused
! Should some feel that they nre sliqhted
That their chance for fame is blirhtcd
~ them the muse cnn only snv,
4 hat "every dog will have his day
And that when ere they make 4 u9mf
Some muse viii hand them dawu i
fame
For many moon shall wnx aud wanc
Aud many hero bleed 10 vain,
Ere every marshal STRAIN IS still
N castle, camp or classic Hill
! And when the sword rns's nn the wol
MAY those who've met here, one md al
Fight ench their battles o'cr again;
Recount with prile the foes theyN
slain,
Around the genial hearth af lavel
Farewell mny we All meet above,
NJ b. Continued
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

A statue Of Robert Burns will be erect
ed in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco,
by the members Of the Caldonian Climb
and other Scotch citizens of the Pacific
coast.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10
TrskNaNr. ALA.. Jnly .S. lars.

TUsKEGEr, ALA., July .S, 1873
Dr g, ] MorrETT-D Dear Sir. Justice Won
domauus tlHtt should give YOU my eApeii-
enre with your excellent medicine, Tecthina.
Onr little girl, just thirteen months old las
had much trouble teethirg. Every remedy
WAS exhausted in shape of prescriptions from
our family physician. Her bowels continued
~ pass ntf pure blood, and burning fever con.
tinucd for days at a time. Her life was al
most dislared Of Her mother determined
to Try Ieethina. and III day or two, there
was great chni1ge--neW life hnd returned
the bowels were nearly regular, and thanks
to leetIiua, the little babe il now doing we'll
Yours. etc. b. w. MclNLR,
Editor and Proprietor Trskegce tAla.) News.
Sold hy i. Smiley Magnolia, Miss, and all
druggists
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

South Carolina has fourteen thousand
more women than men, and Texas has
fourteen thousand morem than women
and Texas paper proposes that the wo-
men emigrate to that fair land of prom
Use.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

A bale of cotton Weighing 1856 pounds
was received at Aberdeen last Monday.
It was made by colored man, Jack Lit
tie, who farms on the plantation Of Capt.
Sykes.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

Mr. J. W. Coleman, has been appoin-
ted general passenger agent Of the Chi
capo, st. Louis and New Orleans railway,
vice S. =. Carey, deceased.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10
FOR SALE.

/ New No . Cane Mill. New "a ;ncb i,
li2 inch galvanized Hardtime Eynnor,tarr
! Smoke Stack and Iron Collar and skim
mrr, All worth At regular prices Sll4. but
viii be sold for $50 cash to closs the season,
at Hardtimes Work Shop. by
j. J. LANTIER,
dec5 It Anite City, La.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

After the dcnth Of Conrad Seltz, at
Monroe, Ala this telegram was received
from Ella Dorsey. his affiancsd wif-e
"Delay fnnerl twa days, 7 will he ready
for burial with him" She kept her
word by committing suicide.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The State Of Georgia has lost herpresi-
Dental electoral vote by failing to cast it
on the first Wednesday in December.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The Warren county commissioners of
election have been acquitted. After
reviewing the law and testimony Judge
Hill, Of the United States ,,ourt, in
structed the iury to acquit
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

II is stated that the British govern
ment is taking great care that the
speeches Of The public prosecutors
III the eases against the members Of the
Land League shall not become pnhle
before the day Of trial, aul tins betray
THE governments course of procedure
with the accused. Each one Of the
Queens compositors il guarded by de-
tectivc, who watches every type IS it
leaves the case. The prlnters are sworn
10 secrecy. After Tie speeches have
been printed, the proofs are carefully
sealed up aud the type Immediately dis
tributed.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

Under the new administration Of Mex.
co, Gen. Trevino, Gen. Ord's seD-in-law,
is now Minister Of War.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10


lowing item from the y. q, Pieagnne,
which. thongh incorrect iu some par
ticaIafs. nevertheless bore mournful
interest % me:
Ihe following il 4 list % the casnal
tiqs fa Co. r.. 33rd MisFirsippi Volnn.
tecra. nom Pike county, Miss.. 10 which
Jia Osvka, Magnolia md Summit, on
the Jncks1n Railroad, aud Holmesville,
little III u is--old summer resorts for
our cilizeus Capt ] y Lamkin we
have seen recorded BY Federal accounts
ns prisoner TIE Younger Lamkns
are his cousins. ard THE sons Of Hon.
Jphn I. Iamkin, Confederate States
member If Congress- who is a Geor.
pinn bY birth These casualties or
cutred m the battle 81 the goth nlt, at
Atlanta. The hist is furnished by Nh
John J Iignn:
Cant John &. Lamkn missing. snp-
posod to be killed 1-t IIient George
Is LeBeir, missing; 2na Lieut. Jr r, A.
Miskell missing, 2n1 Lieui Jr W II
RatlifT missing; ORDERLY Sprgt i. ID.
Richmond, wounded; Sergeant David
Holmes, 49,; Corp Raiford Holmes, do.
mud missing; Corp Lnciua NJ. Qnn,
wounded, Priyatos Cleo W. Brilel do
~ 4.
MIMI n Hsroy I'LL q h Rushing
T.e,yis n Fjlzav Ia q d Lewis.
la i ii Wara III Sorgf w Il
T4Hmlin, a.; pryatea, A Ii, Ltnikta,
killed leit 81 tie field; W. n Morgan,
do.. do.; r Osborn, do, do. The com
,',, y,.,t NH iLe rgbt vitb twenty
seven men, including The officers, and
came ont With only seven men. The
ns,i'a ,,os lilIcl mn laft Il tlie hands
II tha .,,a,oy
'''
The corrections to be made ~ the
above statement are as follows "rhe
,,nnnoer T,amLina, Were brotbers ol
,. loa,.. ;,,.a,,,,,t ~
4 z. lAllhhiti o.het iiht''i'ai'' eoi
rentions we're noted at the time, nnt !
will not here insert them.)
viii nav tnrn for awhile from the
aa4.,1atian II ,Lo na;nr,l snhioct
and occupy my mind WITH M ellnsloh
which will cnnmeraie most Of the men
N nv room. but ii will not be nppreGia.
III ii, otl,ors Ma Il u,;ll III tho occ,,.
Y,a .a,
Pan's q we ropu.
THE RISGpoM or THE CAPTfvEs.
There il a realm of small demesne.
Nv nntnre beanteous nnd serene;
Regirt bv Fries nlacid wave:
And 81 its breast tie vale flowers waive.
Yet over nll .bis lovely Isle.
a SERPENT crewls. Of aspect vile.
Whose loathsome slime ana pois'non,
breath
Infect the air ma carry death
or worae- 10 many freeman's henrt.
who prst Ina horne 4 glorious part
III striking down his cnnntry's foes.
To tnrn inside her pains and woes.
Tbnt sernnnt L tbe tyront,s sword
Acnnrsed of God by man nbborre,I--
Which bolJs tLroe thonsan II hearts .
fre
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

Mr.. Macarthur, the new Lord Mayor
Of London, is said to be the first Irish
man that has filled the Office.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

Gen. Geo. B. Crittenden, of Kentucky
died At bis sisters residence III Danville,
a few days ago.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The oldest table in the world.-The
multiplication table.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The only vegetable remedy known that Is
perfect blood purifiers. SIS.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The Daily Item Of New Orleans, is
one Of the liveliest papers Of the Cres.
cent City.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10
WANT |: D..

BY suitable and Trustworthy servant,
situation iu city, town or country car lu'piSn Nv,
the most satisfactory refer nees from @ tno
best families in America. ! am willing TO give
gratnitous service for a few days to those VINO
intend to employ. My qualifications as la'n1
ly servant are i:
LIST. y am Of age and have powerful arm;
Ind am of good form, well puiit' ""u
have an iron constitution. -,
3rd.-I need no doctor, and never haVe
fits, =,
4th.-I am a good worker and willing at al
times.
5th.--I require no rest. as Ineyer tire.
6th.-All the food require is few drops
Of oil each day, which keeps me exceedingly
nmble. ..
7th.-I have not single vice or bad habit
Sth.-I never ask for holiday. -
9th.--I always give satisfaction, no mat'e'
how fast am compelled TO work. ,;ao
l0th.-I' a e simple yet effective device
for doing ali kinds of sewing, -.
iiih.-I have no country cousins or otne'
company
12th.-I have no particular religion, but am
willing to conform to the belief OF my ein
ployer.
l3th.-I can easily do the work of the iarg'
est family.
i4th.-l am a thorough bred American born
and reared in the City of Philadelphia anu
State of Pennsylvania. :
l5th.-Having been employed by families ol
all Nationnlitiee I can understand one iah-
guage well rs another.
i6th.--I am n friend to every one, and NO
family should BE- without me. .,,>,n
Ny name is American, and am SEWlNu
MACHINE.
can always be found at the
OFFICE. AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE Co.,
189 CANAL STREET.
New Orleans. La.
Domestic Paper Fashion Patterns, Cata-
deelO sm. O.. L. GEER. Manager,
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

"WlNE OF cARDUI" makes rosy
checks and clear compilations.
For sale BY W. 1. Walker 4 CO., Magnolia
Miss
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The Nashville American saws II Il be
trne that tie exodus has broken ont
again il the South we can look 81 vi u
calm resignation. The Sonth will surely
suffer Temporarily for any emigration Of
its laboriug class. The ultimate result
can only be good. The distribution of
the negro will 90 fur towards settling
this yexcd question. We Do not nnder
mke 70 say that the Southern people
have dealt with if, but they have dane
Just what All others wonld have done
under similar circumstances. We frank
N confess that we zee no way 70 make
any change except such as comes about
naturally through The nmelioratiug in
fuenco Of time. Distributing of the
negro will relieve the nth Of the prob
lem and teoch the North something
about its difficulties.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

The Piedmont ana Arlington Life
Insurance Company, y Richmond, va,
has failed.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10

Beauty, health, and happiness FOR ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDuI."
For sale by w. Il. Walker & CO.,
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-12-10
MAN MARln1rA, a., March q. $50.

ENN " NNIHII Y VIN.' NIiiTtH- ~ lou.
Some months aye bought q hottie ui Brad
fields Female Regulator, aud usr,l it III my
family with 20 utmost satisfaction. | have
recommended it To three families and they
have found il 70 be lust what is claimed Tlit,
lrnairs who have nscll the Regulator are now
~ perfect health. and able to attend 10 their
household duties