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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-10
The Caterpillar and Co ton.

This year Of all others should be
one that the rain theory would dc.
velope itself into perfect system.
but We are afraid that all caterpillar
signs will fail in wet weather. for
they are acting very strangely-over-
turning, in fact. all past theories re.
garding their habits. propagation.
etc.
Mr.. NJ. II. CARVER placed the fly In.
o glass jar this year, as he had done
last. The fly died without producing
its eggs. while last year it produced
it's eggs before death. Last and pre-.
vious year, what was known AZ the
second crop" Of worms appeared
about the oath to 3Oth day after tho
first armies were discovered. but the
closest observation has failed to de.
tect the fly this year, and what
worms are seen are few in number,
from half to full grown, and OF no
particular brood. Rather indicating
no break in propagation from the
first parent fly. From this the closest
observers judge that there will be
no serious damage done by caterpil.
lars this year. That they can up.
pear In large numbers only when It
istoo late, and can then do no harm.
The COTTON.
We are OF the impression that the
cotton CROP 10 the finest in weed ever
grown In this parish. but the poorest
In fruit. In other words. tho stalks,
limbs and leaves are all that can be
wished for. while the hollis arc sadly
wanting. Cause-too much rain,
Besides THE W hear OF damage from
rust and shed, and this also points 70
4 superabundance Of rain.
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II July number Of this popular
oaQsine brilliantly commences the
~ volume. and 70 even more than
uDo1)ly attractive and interesting.
A1eog 10 prominent features are an
eee)sls b n. Robinson, 1.-THE British
1eoGe Of Commons" which has 70
n11natIoas and portraits; ''How
- Japaasse Amuse Themselves"
8Ward 0resy: 1.-THE Fans Of the
6ogaad Present." by Dora dc Bls-
e1ss: both articles ore literally and
6ikably illustrated, 40 10 likewise
~ By and 10 Uuse," by william
l66oyd. The interesting serial
- Guilty, b continued, and there
00eolleat short stories and sketch.
4NDspulAf writer's. An article by
] 11nloWs on "Wm. O. Macrea.
Nh not fail 70 attract considers-
o0Goootion. It has . graphic de.
!; 10 Of the Aston Place Riot.
Dooos possess great merit, and
- g them are beautifully illus.
~, 1he numbsI, In fact, sbouuds
- |e&ghtiul reading. and 40 q
~ artistic publication may
~ comparison with the best
~ eeotomporaries. Each number
- ~ quarto pages and about
nbsalshments, together With q
Deoe colored froutispiece: IN
lseeent one tho subject is "A
80 Xjss for Deer Mamma. y
lsjse b only IS cents q number
= annual subscription % post
Addrseo, Frank Leslle's Pub
House. IS. SIS and 81 Parh
len York.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff. Sale.

Sheri1's Sale. ,.s
A. MaranoVich u, l. Hooho.
Parish Court, Parish Of Ilaecaieoooo1t
No. 1870.
DY VIRTUE of writ Of II. FL iseaee
ID in the above entitled and nuAbeeoe
suit aud to me directed, 1ave ooise4
and will offor for sale to to 1aoe ao4
highest bidder 1t tho dooe q tho Coote
House in the city and pasish Of Natea'
itoches, on
Saturday, July 18th, loooI
tho following described propeety, te'vit !:
A certain tract Of Land o. To ttQ1e
hank Of Cano River, deooendinR, WITH
oil the front and depth thseunto 4eleoC.
ing aud with al tho buildinep ID "
pr0voments thereon, oootoini1g ~
acres, more or lees, bounded aeove u
lands Of D. r. Carroll, below BY laads Ct
Oscar Chopin, in rear by lo1do g poe'
sons unknown sndin front By Cane aNee,
and being the plantation On which d.
fendant now resides.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash. subject to spptaisenent.
SAN1. p. RA4E
Juno 5-tds. Sheet4.
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The Census

Statement OF the census OF the west
half Of Ward l, including the City OF
Natchitoches from 1st June, 1879, to
3lst May, 1880:
white 500 colored-sl5. 1851.
Country white 2l5: colorrd
sSa Tics
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SHREVEPORT.
Arrives. Departs.
Nualsy night II q. m. Monday Z p. m.
Velecedsy %" Thursday p m
Ftdsy g" Saturday. = m
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. Departs.
lnalay night, II o m. Monday 7 p M.
Veiacedsy I" Thursday = pm
HAY &c" Saturday 7 pm
NlNDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Departs.
Tbeo0sy 6pm Wednesday Z q m
Hhdey 6pm. Saturday Z a M.
Arrives. Departs.
l1o1ey 0p ID. Tuesday q m
Wednesday p m. Thursday Z q m
Ya1sy 6 D M. Saturday "a M
O0ee hours from to 6. Office open
aSaslsy from 9 tO9.
10 Meesy Orders will be issued after
>sslosk p. N.
MRS. NJ. A. BURKE,
Post Mistress.
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Sheriff. Sale.
L. Caspari, Liq., ". Mn. Csliaa chases.
District Court, Parish Of NaechiteeA0.
No. $50.
ny virtue . writ Of seisule ~ ~
ID issued in tho above entitled 81 80.
bored suit and 10 ~ diyeetoo, ! lovo
seized and viii Offer foe sale . ~ 1T
and highest bidder st tho deee 9 ~
Court House in tho eity snd poebA Of
Nstchitoches, %
Saturday. tho 18th day Of July. looQ.
at II A. H., tho following deoegtoed
property, to:wit:
The undivided oue.hslf inteeoet 10
and to certain plantation, Gituato4 u
tho parish of Natchitochse, a. 18th
sides of Cane River, containing aboat
four hundred and twenty-five sspeoA.
moro or les, together with I'll 10 bald.
ings and improvements tAeceoo, 81 b.
ing the Same known - tho 0eeas Caaler
plantation. and upon which To oeee
ger at present resides, oaid p!antoeeo y
bounded above on both Obdeo q oaSd
river by lands belonging to Tsesase
Chsler.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-subject to spprsisencet:
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The JesuiDts expelled from France
havo lolkoo 40 theif residence IN the
boout1ful city @ ptoguo.
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tracts from the journal OF the House
OF Representatives which record
showed that on all votes Gen. Cos.
grove had voted with bis party, and
by that record Gen. Q. was "untaint-
ed by any combination or compro.
mise With Allaln or the Republican
party"
I knew Of my own knowledge that
these two gentlemen had been on
most friendly terms for long time,
and had been assured that there was
nothing between them but this affair.
I therefore had no hesitation, after
Gen. Oosgrove's full and ample re-.
traction Of bis telegram as against
Major Hersey, (the latter's two edito.
rails still standing unwithdraWn.) to
agree TO the statement by Major
Hesrsey. I begged Major Buck,
however, to permit me to submit
that statement to Major Hearsey be.
fore It was finally agreed to. I did
submit that statement, and Major
Hearsey, while he did not like It.
distinctly stated that "the matter is
entirely In your hands; I will abide
by whatever you do" In reply to
this, / said, then the matter is fully
settfed." This was about 81. p. m.
After dinner q second interview was
had With Major Buck and the matter
fully adjusted a. published.
Returning after this TO Major Hear.
sey's Office, he, on having tho state.
ment read over az finally adopted,
abruptly refused to accede to the
terms. I reminded him that such
refusal Vas equivalent to saying I
had accepted q dishonorable settle.
ment. He warmly protested such
WAS not bis intention, but urged that
I had misunderstood him. I then
stated that / must, Internationally,
withdraw from the matter. and that
I should 60 at once to Major Buck
and stop the publication, which I did.
I respectfully submit, that any
tair.minded gentleman, unbiased by
personal feelings and with full knowl'
edge Of all the facts, must believe
the settlement to be o fair and hon
orable one. I profess very little OK.
perieuce In such mattoro. and am
not ambitious Of distinction In that
line, and regret exceedingly to have
to say this much. In justice, how
ever to Capt. J. A. Qutntero and DR.,
Warren stone, both Of whom. at
Major Hearsey's request. gave their
most valuable time and counsel on
all points In this delicate matter. ]
could not say less.
ls It necessary for me to state, after
this. that Major Hearsey did not ~
person sign the statement to which
his name il appended !? Acting fol
him, and after I had first read the
statement to him. I signed bis name
When the Major refused bic approx.
Il. I at once notified Major Buck
and requested him to withhold the
ZANE from publication. ~ I had un'
conditionally withdrawn from the
matter. Major Buck bad, however,
already handed over oil the paper
to bis principal, and l an not re-
sponsible for their publication.
JAMES LlNGEN.
The undersigned fully endorse TIL
above statement, and cordially up
prove tho same In every respect.
WARREN STONE, n. D.,
! JOSEPH A. QuIXTERo,
New Orleans, June 10, 1850.
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Succession Sale u vieeer 1ad1ak y
ceased.
BY virtueof On order q the HooeooDoe
District Court, Parish q NateAiteeeee ]
Il II the be- town NJ x tioatiseviIs 4, 6 u
o'clock, 1. T.,
On Thursday. te ~. 18th day q Jsls.
:s:,: :'ss' 4 9ss:: 49,
Wit: ~ :
Tho Judgments, Netoe ~ Aese1oo
duo said suooessioo. cd tcalot1l1p -
collected, the enact deeeeiptiea y y
given on dsy o. 0ale.
Terms and Conditions 6 ~:
c'sh-'ahj:sst e e eRltss,kIs::77efS
jy3-0t A411AlleeeoG
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sotp Useass Payer Ia IN
R101lna.
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MIC DlDeo % ,;s =. be S tsEua On p.
~ ODUU ROWELL & cos
v.v,sAsss ADVERTISING BUREAU no Spruce
;; e; :: r.; !; =; K NEW YORK.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
NSHREvE

NAVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
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DIED.

On Nov. 24ih, in Woodstock, Va. Nellie II.
Heizer. in the 9th year Of her age. Youngest
CT Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Heller
On the 9th inst. near Fairvew, Edward Kern,
Son of James Kern, aged wears, 10 months anu
II days.
Departed this life Nov. 18th, Milton Elias the
youngest child Elias d. and Maria Cohmah' sgeu
7 years and month.
We laid him away IN his little grave
And there he camly rests,
The little bed is vacant now
But he lies on Jesus breast.
The little clothes III lay away
The playthings Of my dear
And the little lock Of hair I've saved
I'll dsmpen with tear.
The heavy cross which weighs me down
l will with patience bare
Till esus calls his servants home
To meet our darling there.
Written by Friend.
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Into Thy Hands.


In memory OF NELLIE Il. HElzER,
who slept in Jesus, Nov. 9th 1880,
Woodstock, Va.
The baby laughs and Shouts in glce,
In health's sweet, rosy glow
His sister sleeps with folded hands
Upon breast of snow.
A merry sound of pattering feet
That danced across the hror-
But pale and still the dimpled ones
That move on earth no more.
He stasds on Lies uncertain path,
It's dangers all untrol;
For her all fears and questonings cease,
Safe in the fold OF God.
Her infant faith in Christ's sweet school,
Walked but little way
The height and depth of His great love
Is known to her to-day.
Wherefore? we ask amid oar tears
Yet would we only trust
In Thee. who hast our sorrows borne,
And knoweth we are dust.
lotto Thy hands, Oh Lord, We give
Two precious lives to-day
Oae lett with us-Oue lifted high
Before Thy face Away.
l.. II. +.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-01

GERMAN CARP.-The Agent OF The
Virginia Fish Commissioner, Mr.. VIM.
L. Page, visited this place, last Friday
aud distributed German Carp Tor this
locality. A number of persons who
had applied for them, have placed them
10 ponds. This fish is native oil The
cen raj countries OF Europe. but Oh ac-
count of lis value rs an allicle OF food,
IL has been naturalized 10 many coun'
tries. 1t spawns In May, aud is out OF
condition until July. lis fecundity, In
favorable circumstances IS prodlglous /;
More than 100000 eggs have been
found IN the ovarIes Of q single carp OF
moderate size. 1t feeds chiefly on
aquatic plants, and may be fattened on
letluces aud similar soft vegetables.
Worms aud Insects form part OF Its
food. 1t IS said TO live to a great age,
even $50 or 200 years. 1t would be al
interesting experiment tor some Of our
readers 10 ascertain how long the fish
which they have just placed in ponds
will 1--we, provided they could remain
On land as long as the fab will remain
in the water. A carp of Is or 10 lbs.
weight is deemed of extraordinary size
in England, but one Of 70 lbs. weight,
aud nearly nine feet long, was taken
near Frantort- on-the-Oder, and 80 or
40 lbs. is not an unusual size in some OF
The German lakes. In Austria aud
Prussia, many lakes and ponds arc let
at high rent Tor the carp which they
contain.
AS tie time for catching the fish, has
uut vet come. We will not, at present,
say any thing about the best mode Of
catching them. We hope that the ex
pertinent will prove success and tha'
many of Our farmers will have a iuil
supply Of domestic fish.
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Valley News

Staunlon indicator: On the l7th
lust. Sheriff Teel, OF Albemarle, while
crossing the Blue Ridge near Way
nesborO with a posse TO capture a crinli-
nal, met large bear which vas already
being chased by two cOlored men and
a dog. The bear took TO hollow tres
where it was shot by The Sheriff. Il
weighed $50 pounds. There are
great many bears roa ming the Blue
Ridge this winter.
Stanton Valley Vh'qiniGn: Pinafore
vas a big success, tile Opera House
being crowded on Thu Irsday and Friday
nights. The paris, as usual, were well
sustained, the cast being the same we
have heretofore noticed. Miss Annie
Haas Josephine was simply charming.
To a naturally sweet and we'll cultiva-
ted voice she adds rare histrionic talent
and a grace and iresh ness that thorough.
ly capiiyates. The other ladies' and
gentlemen who participated won great
aud deserved praise. Quite a hands
some sum Was realized for the Band on
the nights mentioned, 'nd on Saturday
night the Opera was az ain repeated for
the benefit Of the perio rmers.
Rockingham Register; Capt. Z. a.
DalngerGeld, of this place, we venture
to say. has the largest hog IN the State.
1t is in very ordinary condition and we
suppose will now weigh at leas. 1000
pounds. When it is fattened, It will
probably weigh 1920 pounds.
Old Commonwealth On Friday last
about noon sad case Of burning oc-
Cured at the poor house OF this county.
An old man named May, who al inter-
walls for some years had been an inmate
of the poor house, went there, aud be-.
ing quite cold at the time laid down be.
tore the fire on the hearth. 1t is sup.
posed be fell asleep, and his clothi ny
taking fire he was very badly burn ed
about the body before.he was discover ed
Que of the attendants found him W bile
his clothing was still burning, drai gee
him from before the fire and da, he'd
some water upon him, which eg tin
guishcd the fire. DR.. w. o. Hill
was sent for. hut the old man was 90
badly burned that medical assist INC,
was mo avail and he died iu YER,
short time. He was upwards Of u
years Of age and feeble.
~------------->
The greatest OF appitizers b. b d.
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P. B. B.

To OUR PATRoNs.-We VIII Oe
Obliged to many OF our patrons whose
accounts are due at this office, # they
would call and settle The same at once
or remit the amounts due Us. We Will
forward bills 10 all whose accounts are
not paid up in a short time. Those
holding receipts Know the amount due
ard they will please remit without
further notice.
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The Other side.

We do not propose to question "Dr."
Mller's belief in himself. He may be
honest or he may be dishonest, we do
not know. He Is evidently gaining as
much notoriety through free advertise
ment as Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing Syr-
up" "Hostetter's bitters," or the
Liver Pad" has through persistent
paid for advertisements. We however
do not wish to be understood as detract-
ing from the efficacy Of these medicines
BY mentioning thew in this connection.
We have, as yet, heard Of no perma-
neut cure that he has wrought whilst
in Staunton, and it seems that persons
from other places have had the same
experience.
The Charlottesville Chronicle says {:
Mr.. John II, Bib, Of this place while
~ Stauntoo, last week, was treated by
Miller, the Healer" for an affection Of
the eyes. He experienced much relief
tor day or so, but the Improvement
has not cen permanent"
The Highland Recorder says: "Our
young towuslnaD, Mr.. J. Il. Allen. VS.
tied DR.. Miller this week being effect~
ed with arrangement Of the vocal
organs. He returned uncured."
And above all, the Goodson Gazette
published at the D. D. s. Blind Iusttu.
ton here 1.-TWO or three Of our pupils
have tired the efficacy Of the laying Oh
of hands since DR." Miller has been
in the city, but without receiving any
benefit. They have lost faith IN him
now"
This is the test that we first propose u
by which to prove the efficacy OF 'Dr,"
Miller, who claimed, through prayer
to heal By the laying 90 Of the hands
If he eau cure an enlarged joint, the
result Of chronic rheumatism or injurj,
why cannot be restore sight to the blind
or hearing to the deai-the morbid alter
nation is no less III one case than III the
otber-and If his power is supernatural,
we understand he claims, where should
the limit to his healing power be fixed
-Staunton Spectator.
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B. b. B.

The attention OF school trustees is
called to the law requiring written
statement, signed oy the chairman and
clerk of The board of district school
trustees. testifyine that the school has
been kept in operation for five months
during the current year or that the
necessary arrangements have been
made.
JNO. II. GRABILL, Sup't.
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MARRI ED

At Gesry's Hotel, Woodstock, Nov. 25th by Rev.
Y. H. Fleming, Mr.. John Hutchinson -
Washington, D. C. AMI Miss Mollie A. Grandsiah
Of Shenandoah Co.
At the residence Of Mr.. Elias Crabill, Oct. %,
by Rev L. Fox, Mr.. Cha les Z. Crabill to Miss
Permela stickey, al u Shenandoah Co.
AT the residence Of Jacob Lichiter, Powel's
Fort, Nov 25th by Rev. J. Fox, Mr.. george
Knisley to Miss Sarah c. Lichliter, all Of sheAn-
doah Co.
On the 25th Of Nov. 1880, by Rev. II. Wet7el
Mr. John Weaver Of Allen County, ohio, and MIS-
Lydia SilviHs Of Ro ckingham County.
On 25th Of Nov. near Liberty Furnace, by Rev
7. Y. Seneker, Mr. Joseph W. Helssy and Miss
Lucinda Sine, Doth Of Shenandoah County.
At the Lutheran parsonage on 25th by Rev. Mr.
Bushong, Mr.. Joseph F. Hausenhuck and MISS
Rebecca L. Kibler, both Of Shenandoah Co.
November 18th 1880. Mr.. Geo. z. wilmington 10
Miss Ann B SheetE, all Of Allen, Lyon Co. hans
r
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Raisins, Currants, CitrOn, Lemons.
and COcOanuts at B. Schmitt's.

"Our Little Ones" ls a delightful
child's magazine Of 80 pages. 1t Is
beautifully Illustrated aud contains
matter that will interest all the little
ones. For children lust beginning to
read aud for those VINO lave not yet
learned 10 read. it is well adapted. Pub
lished by The Russel Pub. Co. l49 a
fremont ii. Boston.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-01

Page county expects to have another
paper, readjuster in politics. They
propose TO adrGnce. Page, we have no
doubt, will lose faith in modern re-
adiustmentin the light OF the returns OF
the last Virginia election. Many cltl'
zens of Page like many Of Shenandoah
dreamed they were with the big party,
bu, the returns woke them up"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-01

The New YORK observer 10 an 10
interesting and valuable family paper,
We can recommend it to our readers,
who wish to take New Yo.k paper, as
pure and safe. The publishers have
this year issued a volume Of Iremeus
letters, with a fine portrait OF tie au-
thor, which they offer to old subscribers
Any one eau get the terms of sending
TO New YORK OBSERVER. New Y ork.
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Irwin & Son sell b. B. b.

For THE HOLIDAYs.-If you wish
tc prepare for the holidays read the ad-
yertisements ID HERALD and especial-
II the announcement Of NJ. COffman's
receipt ola splendid stock OF Ready
Made Clothing. You can buy a big
bargain by calling at once.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and in:
disccetions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, &c, will send recipe
that will cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send a self-addressed envelope
the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, New
York City.
Anr
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Make from s25 10 $50 per week sell
ing goods for Z. &. RIDEoTT & Co., III
Braclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms
Aug. 18th "
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m oECTS. AID 81 BOTTLES.
D7. IF. HAYWOOD,
Of New York, voluntarily indorses Ii.
q --., ,ssuar LIE SAYS.-

Dr. TUT; Few J. O ss y ~. - 6,,rired
c,sss Of lung seasss In tho Lover " rds o. ihe
s;tv Tho = COS we're OF a very severe tyye II was
tis,c, ton ion vas called to Tut ExpeciOIGnt'
and confess ms surprise at is wonderful power:
During d practice OF twenty years naNS He' Sh
t,o,ru medicine 10 act As promptly ana VIA SUI
Ssnv elects Ii instantly subdned the nott sioens
~ ri con hinc and invariably curel the uise@se ~
a few dys, cneertuliy inaoTSo II d 'Do o'' '--~
u,edioius ever used. - o., .--,oor, en-
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1sg faRi.NCIs HAYWOOD. ND.
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.

Once Evening News, Augusta, ga
Dr. TUT: Dear sir-Siy little 500, W; stta.Se-
s,ih pneuironia LAST winter, when lett nm VIZ
49, c,s,,h that lasted till within month since,
~ ~ cgr OK ,nlch an indebted toyour valuable
FIpectoTart had tried most even, tang ree4In-
- a. INT none cid any good until used Jour IL
. 49, M brftls OF which removed the cough
ehu-cS' "''' '---' JOHN y. WElGLE
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nad torrlbIo NIGHT sWEATs.

Memphis, CD, IL ~ l..
~, 1,-f~r Si- have been suffering tor nearly Two
vaurs wi % severe cough W len C,Hi-- i.ds1
ALB ~ ~i,,-'S. IN weight | had tried almost
eysrSihing had teFss nisnt 'sea,s aAie To-, , nSn
.,' l,.s dis r,,eared and have gained aitesn
o.,,ls In iiesh. recommend j. g. AZ my endS
P"-'''-- 80 a ~~r4t r.sruect. DIN liz III =
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Parties wishing 10 purchase cheap
goods are invited to inspect the stock
OH. Logan s. Co., where they VIII
End a good stock and prices which
Ill suit them.