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Last Monday was Westmoreland Court
day, and there ives quite good turnout Of
the soyereIgns. We conversed with mum.
Der OF the citizens of that county, some OF
whom voted the Rekdiuster ticket last fall,
bat met only one man who said be intended
10 vote the Independent ticket at the coming
election. --NoffAern keck Neus.
We are authorized to announce the &C.
ceptance By Colonel John s. Barbour OF the
nomination Tor the United States House OF
Representatives, 80 Unexpectedly rendered
him BY the Del. socratic Convention OF the
Eighth csngressIo .Ssl district without q dis
seating voice. His election n q iorcgone
conclusion. - 1iexand,.ig gdsetts.
Ex-Governof MccleIlsud, Of Michigan, Is
ltlli alive but very low.
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ing Frazief's county and stronghold), 1t is
encouraging to see and hear the cause OF
true Democracy boldly upheld and defend.
ed In the very fortresses OF Read1ustment
alias Repubicanlsm, and well may honest
Democrats everywhere take heart and CON-
fort at the earnest interest manifested and
expressed by citizens OF sister States
that sustain and support the true
Democracy OF Virginia in this light.
Cheering news Il waited on the breeze from
every part Of the State, but the enemy Is
strong and aggressive, and we must not
sleep nor slumber on our post. Eternal
vigilance" Is the watchw0rd now, aud IT
will win glorious victory In November u
we remain firm and faithful, active and
yigiant, at the post Of duty. Mr.. Bannon,
OF Baltimore, - man OF great political ex-
perience and sagacity. fIe has talked with
leading citizens here and at the White Sui
phur, who represent almost every county
as well as all shades Of opinion. He speaks
encouraging words OF hope, and, In his
opinion, all Is working well II we con-
tinue it advantageously TO the end. He
says we must and will save Virginia In No
vember. And so say we all.
You are correct In your views about the
facts that show that the Readinster faction
made overtures to the Republicans for un-
holy alliances, and the two addresses OF the
Conservative committees OF the State give
evidences as strong as Holy Writ that such
was, is, and continues TO be the aim and
policy Of the Malone party; and IL any
fair.minded man can read the extracts from
the wing in those addresses and decide
otherwise bis must be a short-siehted mind
indeed The Whi1 of the 10th seeks to
avoid the issues OF the impending canvass
by asserting that the MahOneites represent
"the white-man's party OF Virginia." ana
vet it advocates measures strangely incon-
sistent with this view in its daily columns.
Did not the Wig advocate the adoption oil
the constitutional amendments requiring
the prepayment OF the capitation taX-the
very tax il now opposes as unconstitu-
tional and unwise?
The bold front OF the Republicans in
some Of the congressional districts seems
TO surprise the factionists little, but we
should stand on our merits and win by the
Justice and purity OF our principles and
party.
Roll on the ball and enlighten the people,
who are honest, true, and patriotic. They
will save Virginia, whose good name and
honor are dearer to them than gold or pearls
OF great price. Soon the gallant Tucker
will be on the move hereabOuts, and The
Businesses OF these mountain stroDgholds
will be liz up once again with a patriotic
glow OF true Democracy. and the cause OF
good government be reInstated and estab-
lished permanently in this land Of wealth,
health, and wonderful progressiyeness.
DEMOCRAT.
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A. G.. STUART,
III. &. TlNsLEY,
A. G. GORDON,
III. Il. LYLE.
The Water Famine.

why should there be q water famine IN
Richmond? There is no excuse for 1t. 1t
is caused BY the waste OF the water, which
waste ought to be stopped by the police
and by domiciliary visits if it cannot be
stopped otherwise. The western part OF
the city land, we suppose, Church HilD is
now liable to be laid in ashes at any mo-
ment.
The old reservoir alone holds water
enough to furnish daily il it is filled daily
to every man, woman, and child in Rich
mond fifty gallons Of water. The new
holds enough to furnish IL filled daily about
six hundred gallons daily to every man,
woman, and child in Richmond.
How many gallons are even now pumped
into the two reservoirs every day? We
don't know but we cannot think the guam
tity is less than six or seven millions OF gall
Ions, or hundred gallons daily for each in.
habtant Of the city, or six hundred gallons
daily for every family OF six persons, and
yet there are many water-takers who cannot
get a drop of water, even for drinking pur-
poses, from their hydrants. But il only one
fourth as much is pumped, no one ought to
have to do without drinking water.
Sickness will surely succeed such state
OF things. Typhoid fever will follow in the
track of water.closets having no water and
cuIverts through which no current flows.
The loss to the city which would follow an
epidemic cannot be estimated in dollars and
cents. Let the authorities bestir them
selves. IL is q matter Of immense import
ance that the state OF things now existing
should terminate as soon as possible. See
the article in another column as TO the water
famine in Reading, Pa.
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A Stirring Appeal from General Beaie
HAGUE, WEsTMORELAND COUNTY. VA.,,
AuOuSt % 1891


August 90, 1880.
Editors Northern Neck NeUS: May be
allowed space in your journal TO say a few
words to the citizens OF our congressional
district? They will very generally have
learned the result Of the Convention OF the
Goth instant at TappahannOck. That result
was disappointment TO me, but not one
feeling OF bitterness remains in my bosom.
Indeed, the sting Of defeat was more than
compensated by the sweet consolation which
springs from the devotion and constancy
manifested by the delegations of those cOun-
ties IN which / am best known, from that
people amongst whom have lived for sixty
years. More generous, able friends, man
never had; and in returning the thanks
which we'll up in my heart, | only add that
deYotion and cOnstancy will be lifelong
memory of dearest Joy.
Towards my Conservative opponents not
one trace Of unkindness is felt-nO, not
even such as fired their guns from batteries
masqued with the flag OF a protested friend
ship. With the largest charity TO all nv
voice proclaims, Close up the ranks, press
forward the column, follow your chosen
standard. bearer, and show that our fight is
not for men, but for principles and mea-
sures, upon the establishment whereof hang
the safety, the prosperity, and the perpe-
tuity OF our Government. Especially to
those who so earnestly desired my leader
ship, who chung with more than fraternal
tenaclty to my fortunes, would say now is
the opportunity to vindicate my lifelong
record and follow me in answering deyo-
ton to our cause. Give Judge Garrison
that same independent, manly, and jealous
support which you would accord to me.
Let our voices be heard in that victory
which surely awaits united brotherhood
In the pending battle. X. l.. L. BEADE.
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
COnkling and Grant In the Republic
can Campaign-POlitics I'm Virgil.
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.


WASHINGTON, August 29.-It seems that
Senator COnkliDg has authorized a member
Of the National Republican Committee to
state that he will make four speeches in In.
diana and three In Ohio. General Grant, it
is said, will preside at the first meeting in
the West at which Senator Conkling speaks.
1t is now given out authoritatively
that the National Committee will send
no money TO the South, and that no Repub-
lican speakers will go there under their au-
spices. The cry OF "solid South" Is the
only stock in trade which they have left, and
1t is quite natural that they do not wish to
part with it. Mr.. Blaine. after the election
in Maine, will stump the West, going as far
as California. General Garfield has informed
the National Committee that be considers it
vitality important TO carry Indiana in Octo-
Der, and, beginning IN few days, the COM
mttee will pour all their available cash into
that State, and food it from end TO end with
their best speakers.
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bune OF yesterday morning, as an infamous
Islander. not hnly upon the signers Oh mat
Testimonial, but also upon Union'Ioving
and patriotic community. The statements
OF ts,s letter by no means correspond WITH
the Virginidn's account Of the matter as
nMbli.hed Yesterday. Mr.. fost has written
letter 10 the Tribune correcting the MS
statements. The following certificate, wbica
we have signed, Is circulating here, ana
win receive hundreds OF signatures:
The undersigned, citizens OF stanton
and Augusta county, who heard the speecn
OF Governor Hampton at the s'aunton
| Opera. House in July, desire TO say tnat IL
did not as a whole or IN any OF us parts
convey TO ia the idea that Governor lamp
| ton meant 10 pflirm that the southern De-
mocracy In the pending presidential con-
fest we're con,endipg for the right OF scces'
| sion or for any other issue involved IN tue
late war. ON the contrary, we regarded
the speecb as patriotic and unoblectionabie
from a Union standpoint, and certainly mol
| inconsistent with perfect acquiescence 10
the results OF the late war between the
States as eabodied In the recent amend
mcuts TO the Federal Constitution.
| 4. G.. STUART,
III. &. TlNsLEY,
A. c. GORDON,
ii. +. LYLE.
Stawnton, Va, August 9th.
This was not needed TO enliehten us. We
said In our comments on the first certificate
that General HAMPTON had no doubt used
language which conveyed meaning that
| he did not intend to convey. Men often dc
that sort OF talking. We regard the whole
matter as a small affair so far as any influ
ence il can have on the presidential election
Ia eoncernpd
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The WRONG Man Appo1NrrR-Tbe Sta

TBE WRONG MAN APPOINTED State
Executive Committee Of the Mehone Read
tusters has announced long list of con-
eTessiopal, senatorial and county can
wassers, and for Warren county We find the
names OF John s. Timberlake and William
a. Compton. The iastnamed gentleman
declines the honor, ~ and has notified the
in writing Of the fact, and of his
nfention 10 support the electoral ticket OF
May 10Th. Mr.. Compton IS a Readipster
md $3.50 Democrat, aud hence his action.
War zen Sentsaei.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Monday morning. August 30, 1880, at
her fathers reside nce, Towards Grove, Henrico
county, ELLA MYRTLE, youngest daughter Of
Samuel II. and Ella N. Fuqua; aged nine months
and twenty-five days.
The funeral will take place at the house TUES
DAY MORNING, 3lst, at 10 O'CLOCK. Friends Of
the family are invited TO attend.
Died at IO:45 p. NJ. August 3Oth. EDWARD
SWAINE, In the thirty second year OF his age.
The funeral will take place on WEDNESDAY
MORNING at 1880 from ST. Patriek's church.
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VIRGINIA POLITICS.

Captain w. Il. Cameron. OF Petersburg,
who is Looked upon sthe chosen lieutenant
OF General Malone, was in the city yester-
day. He spoke with great confidence OF the
claim that the Readiusters would carry
Virginia. He said there was no doubt that
Hancock would receive one way or the other
the electoral vote OF Virginia, but that the
Readinsters would entertain no proposition
whatever looking to any compromise with
regard TO State matters.
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REP sRTED DrEL.-The report that due
bad bsen fought between General w.
II. Payne, OF Warrenton. and Colonel
Jones, Of Orkney Springs, In which the lat.
ter was killed. In circulation ia this city to-
day, Is Without the slightest foundation
Alexandria Gazette, 28th.
fColonei Jsnes's explanation will be found
in to-day's DspQtch.l
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The OM-RgGTox FIRE ExrINGUIsHED.-
Bradford, Pa, August 20.-The iron tank
struck by lightning at State Line on Satur-
day evening burned out tonight without
causing any further destruction OF property.
Dangerous overfows we're obviated by
firing solid shot into the bottom of the burn
ing tank and drawing the oil of. Twenty
SIX thousand barrels were consumed, and
other property In different parts OF the OIL
field was destroyed during the storm. An
estimate OF the total loss places it at $4,000.
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General Hampton's spseoh-Asain.

AscnerA Hampton's 6peech-ARain.
The gentlemen whose certificate we print
- on Saturday last have pubIished the fol-
leSaiag supplementary certificate:
10 ~ Editor Of ks World,
sir,-Tbe account OF Esmpton's speech
q this place In July, ~ published BY the
HotIet Fivginian, was pronounced by :
number ~ newspapers 70 be . forgery.
~ fbs esrpest solicitation 81 the junior edi-
tof q tbst Deper We bore testimony 70 the
erect that kiA report wss, % Ear as our
yseolleeliop sftyed, substantially correct.
Snb sfstInopy WAS given solely q
flnqIeauop Of personal friend.
~ leko fhls occasion 70 deelsra
~ 5eseey q ~ 1fibupe corrcspon6.
~ H'4 Wh plaee, ppbilshed 10 shs 9fi,
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SOLVING THE LABOR PnoBLEx.-Tbe New

SOLVING THE LABOR PROBLEM.--The New
Orleans Picayune learns that the efforts OF
Mr.. Nathan, who recently went to Europe,
In filling the orders received from Louisiana
sugar-pIanters for white labor from South.
ern Europe have been very successful. The
steamship Mississippi, which sails from
Corunna on the I'D September, will bring
200. Tue Teutonia, to sail about the 18th,
will bring 800 more. Mr.. Nathan reports
that labor is abundant, and the best quality
can be readily obtained.
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ME ETINGS.

LIBERAL GROVE, No. 2, u. A. o. D.,l
RICHMOND. August 80, 1880.
DROTHERS,-You are requested to at
I'D tend special meeting Of your Grove on WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON at ~ O'Clock. Al 3
O'Clock sharp the Grove will proceed in a body 10
attend The laying OF the cornerstone Of ST. Johns
(GermanD church.
Members Of sister Groves and transient brethren
are cordially Invited TO join
BY order of the Grove.
au 3I-1ls PAUL BOFSIG. Secretary.
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF CHARLEY OTTO CLAY, who
died OF typhoid fever, aged eighteen years three
months and eight days, son OF e.. II. A. Clay, OF
Henrlco county, Va, will he preached at Fulton
Baptist church TO-DAY, August 3lst, at O'Clock
p NJ Relatives and friends invited to attend
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POLITICS

are sometimes discussed and opinions fire.
quently interchanged by visitors from diff
ferent parts OF the State, as we'll as those
from other States, and though strong innu.
ences are here brought to bear In favor OF
Teadjustnent and Reorganization rbis be.
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/ AW SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON
II AND LEE UNIVERSITY-A thorough and
complete One-year's course Instruction by text
subjects by eminent lawyers aud judges. Tuition
and fees reduced 10 total OF $40. Expenses for
nine months, including tuition aud fees, exclusive
OF books aud clolhiBg. from 5000 To 1880. Next
session begins SEPTEMBER 10, 1880. For caia.
logue, address j. l.. CAMPBELL, DR., Lexington,
Va. au 4. Goblin
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DANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE, ASH
LII LAND, VA.-The forty-.xth session ODeDs
SEPTEMBER 18TH. The degrees Of y. -, b. p.
A. b.. and A. VI. are conferred by the College. The
actually necessary session expenses, $3.50 or less.
BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL COURSE viii
be introduced next session without extra charge.
Send for catalogue 10
REV. w. W. BENNETT,
au l0-eOdt SEA &tdSe2O President.
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND
IN SEMINARY opens SEPTEMBER STH. CT
mate unsur passed. Experienced Instructors. Both
sexes admitted and graduated. Address
REV. A. NJ JELLY, ID. d., President,
au 4-e0dlm New Windsor, Md.
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WI BOSTON.
Regular four year courses In Civil. Mechanical.
aud Mining Engineering, Architecture, Chemistry.
Netalurgy, Physics Natural History. etc. stu
dents also admitted 10 partial special courses.
School of Mechanic Arts for instruction I'm Maihe-
malIcs, Drawing, and ShOp-wOrS. Next schO0l-y ar
begins SEPTEMBER u, 1880. Entrance examine
lions September Cpd and 23d, al \. NJ
ROBERT II. RICHARDS, secretary.
WILLIAM g. ROGERS, President.
au "a 2aw4w
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The next session opens SEPTEMBER %, 1850.
Catalogue sent on application To the Principal,
T.. VI. BLACKFORD, NJ. ~,
iN 2I.2iaM2m Alexandria. VI.
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MISS v. A. LAWS AND MISS CARY
AVA LAWS

BOARDING AND DAY-SCHOOL FOR
ID GIRLS ITO be educated with my daughter at
Moutville KIM william county, Va. sixth session.
Miss VIRGINIA ASHTON principal, opens SEP
TENDER Is, 1880.
TERMS : English. Latin. French. Music with use
OF pianO), Drawing, board and washing, $l75. No
extras.
Number OF bOarders limited Address,
WILLIAM II. AYLETT,
au 27-4t Aylett's Post office. Va
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APAYIEo OCCUPATION.

The approach OF the long winter ~ suipgs - IL
attention 20 the matter ~ lamp, Tor without a
good hight bali tho pessnte or profit IL iAkrn
from readings study Coal ell Il nos In gOh.
eral nee for Illuminating imposes uutside u
ctiUe aud hf7tu toNns there coal gAa IL n ed,
Aud whrn pt,. OF lamp ts used Il Is the b a.
Substitute TOT sunlight esst discovered iae
principal or plan upon Which the student Lamp
Is 0 hH taeted may he - d 10 be the beat In Sc,
but the lamp itsaif has siwAy. had several oh.
IeetiohAbie Gestures which W. are glad to soa Al
heing done away with Ia the new gspirHnt for
favor called tho "llosK LAnf," manufactured
by tho Home Lamp Co. Of Cincinnati Tha great
objection 60 most other lamps Ia their liability
10 be upset, the trouble TO keep them IN order,
and the poor light given by them. This New
Home Lamp ia Nickel Plated, and Almost fac.
slntile OF the Student LAmi; II has handsome
ornAmoutsd clamp by means OF which the lamp
can bs at once easily adjusted IN any position
upon the center table, piano, musie rest, sewihR
machine, dssk, or by means ofA handsome
bracket, which goes with the lamp, can be
placed upon the wall. and Ia Whatever position
iihs placed Il is absolutely safe, THIS is tie
great feature Of . eellenoe, but the New Home
Lamp combines alao the patent Argaud burntt
illing iudtcator aud match boz No lamp has
ever before been received with such univ z. 81
favor or received such strong recommendation
from tAa leading journals OF Cincinnati, | 70
also endorsed by such men ~ the mayor aud
postmaster, several presidents aud express
agents Of that elty Ne the safest moot conven.
lent aud best lamp made The company desires
agents Ia this locality, and any smart lady az
gentleman can make handsome income during
the nett liz months by cAnvAssng for iis sale
There is hardly dozen famihes in this couHty
wh, will not want one. and It's price ls 80 low ~
TO bring Il Within the reach Of III. For further
information address, Home Lamp Co.. Cinein.
natl, o., mentioning our paper aud they will
give you fnll particulars and eIclasive territory
90 canvass In, 2siow
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This IS beyond question the most sue.
cessful Cough Medicine We have ever sold,
few doses invariably cure theworst cases
Of Cough. Group. and Bronchitis. while its
wonderful success in the ourauf Consump.
ton is without parallel in the history Of
medicine Since It's first discovery il has
been sold on guarantee, a ias1 which no
other medicine can stand, II you have a
Cough We earnestly ask you TO try il
Price 10 cts, 90 cts aud Sl00 II your
Lungs are sore, Ghost. or Back Lame, use
Shilohs Porous Plaster Price 20 centa.
Sold 10y j. n HARD, Manchester. and by
g. j. WAIT. Factory Point, Vt
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Fos klnxNY COMPLAINTS - fsess3a.
t.as. II having become known that the
most dangerous and complicated forms u
kidney Complaints sao1n,taag hrtgAf !,
bsselse can be cured. il is bat right that
the remedy he known Sufferers mGy re-.
IN GA tho statement that HUNTS RENE
Dl, the Great kidney and Liver Medicine,
IL = surr cure Ton al Diseases u the hid.
neys. Bladder Liver and Urinary Organs
Sold by all Druggists Triad sire, rs
Cents
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An.,,,r hi. nn..tinn.

Why do so many people We SEQ around
US, seem to prefer to suffer aud be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up Of
the food, Yellow skin. whom for 10 cts.
We will sell the Shiloh's VitaliEer guaran-
teed TO cure them. Sold by ]. N. HAM,
Manchester, and 10y G. J. WAIT, Factory
Point, Vt.
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walaaA i ". q n. nrussaa. "
e 6 Wos1vsrth Trcss Ctas Usztsl1
ssey T. II s.ssAo. 4 = n L Grsvs&
y n II y Harris Chaplain, u NJ
Elnora Marshall, q G Anassw. 5 II
Gran. stewards. Abs osoewes. Tyler
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Tie Haasn esnse & nsFveasnea h in4l-
zrstsaa. asa tha i cause8 ~ wahfness
* she aisanech Ne uae CA have saand
nerves sa3 eas.i hrsitb withoas usoe Hop
Nitters b stsvngslea Ease ssamach. ravty
The blaaA Aad kssF the liver and ktinets
sstye. r. oaFfy - "a the Tosarous aaa
ghs,e masief u tbs sYstea. Ss~ ether
column 44eaAsr lhd
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We clip The follow ins from the Troy. n.

We clip The following from the Troy, n.
N. Tsnses
Letters poar in daily, sometimes hy
dozens, scores aud hundreds to Or David
Kennedy ot Rondont, n. y. Ia grateful
acknowledgment IL the great bonefits ~
eeivol IRON his 'Fayorite Remedy, These
are all read with care aud interest by him,
"a they frequently illustrate the power Of
the medicine in sople nee, and, perhaps,
hitherto untested phase Of operation, HIT
il when = sufferer comes miles 10 tell the
story o. his deliyerAnee in person, % grasp
the doctor by the hand and greet him aS a
true aud valued friend. that the interest in
his case deepens aud multiphes Ind
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snLons CArARRH REMEpY.

oHII4VII = NAIAhINII INEMEUl, a
marvellous cure for Catarrh Diphthsria,
Canker mouth, and Headache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment Of these
complaints without extra charge. Price
30 cts, Sold by j. N, HARD. Manchester
and by G. j. War; Factory Point, W. A
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The ladies who some time since were
unable 10 20 out having taken LrpiA f.
PNKnAN's yHaErAm.r ColrorSn. are quite
recovered and haye gone on their way no
ioicing 81
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La diseases II the hidscya Bladder.
Urnary Organs. aud l.anie hash. avoid al
internal medicines. aud plAStsrs. which a.
lest give has temporary relief. and uSe
DAYS kmNn Pan, which sill save you
annually mABy times is cost IN doctors
balls, piaslefs and medicines
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i. o. Of a. T.

1. q. Of q. T.
Regular meetings an Saturday EveninRs Of
each woek, ct Adams Hall
WA, ADAMS, W. O, T.
CARRIE HOLLISTER Scot