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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-09
NUMBER 1.

VA CoLORED REPUBLICAN, SENATOR TO
THE FRoNT.-In the closing moments of
the General Assembly of South Carolina
just adjourned, Hon. Bruce Ii. Williams,
the colorcd Senator from Gcorgeto xn Coun-
ty, bore testimony to the consideration he
had received from tho officers and Senators
as follows: Let the Radical malignants who
would fam impress their willing hearers
with the belief that the negro in the South
ern States under Democratic control has no
rights which the white men respect, and
that the poor black man is worse slave
than before freedom, read this-thc language
of respectable and intelligent colorcd man,
a member of n body in which his party is
so slightly represented as to amount to al
most no representation numerically, and in
which but one other colorcd Republican
face serves as reminder of the days of mis-
rule in South Carolina:
"Mr. President, in closing my term as q
member of the Senate, desire to express
to you my sense of the ability and dignity
and fairness with which you have discharged
the duties of its presiding officer, and to
say that no member Of this body, where all
are your friends, has more grateful appre-
citation Of the kindness and courtesy and
patience which you have always displayed
towards all. 1 desire, also, to express,
through you, to the members of the Senate
generally, my Acknowledgements of the con-
sidcration which they have invariably
shown me. At all times aud on all occa-
sions, whether in the Senate or committee
room, they have always heard me as
bother Senator, equal with themselves,
and have never given mo any cause
to feel that they respected me any tho
less because of my color or my political
faith. l assure you that 1 shall always
have the pleasantest recollcctions of my
associates in this body, and shall always en-
tertain the livelicst desire for their health
and happiness.-Register.
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in each county as follows

Noie.-Two Townships in Fairfield Coun.
ty arc exempt from the special tax Of I of
4 mill for fences.
This is indeed brilliant record. The
legislation concerning the Homestead, the
State debt, the Columbia and Charleston
Canals aud the Agricultural Colleges, stamps
the session just ended as the most practical
and useful, in the largest sense, that the State
has witnessed since the adoption of the
Constitution of 1869.-Neps and Courier.
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CoNvIcTs FOR LEuIsLAToRs.-A very
little knowledge of the true inwardness OF.
legislative proceedings WI enable any one
tosympathize to with the perplexity of leg
islator, who thus relates his experience rs
novice:
81 had one or two bills in charge, and to-
get them through the various stages OF their
progress toward ratification was simply
torment. There was this committee and
that committee, this amendment and that
amendment, this concurrence in amendment
and that non-concurrence, and SO OR AL in
tinituns. have seriously come to the con-
clusion that it would be best for the State
to abolish the General Assembly and to en-
ploy convict labor for the more offectual
and satisfactory conduct of State affairs."-
COL Register.
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SAUCE FOR PUDDlNa.--Two cups of
sugar, piece of butter the sizc Of on egg,
one egg we'll beaten, one teaspoonful Of ccrn
starch or -four, beat all well, then add a
teacupful of boiling water put in sauce
pan on the fire until it thickens like cream |;
do not let it boil Flavor to taste.
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A RoMp WITH FATHER. R.-"When VIC

A RoMp WITH FATuER.-"When we
were all children at homc," said friend,
"nothing So delighted US so much as romp
with my father; the hour of his home
coming was the happicst in all the twenty.
four. l often think if all parents would
play with their children, homo discipline
might entirely lose its severe aspect, and
become a law of love-" How many parents
are willing to devote an hour or so to romp
with the children? AS kitten will stop
tapping her milk to play with string you
draw across the floor, SO will child leave
almost anything for romp with its father
or mother. In these romps, and during
these moments Of recreation, the great les
son of love is learned by the child. Per-
haps you are naturally dignifcd person,
unascustomed to play. So when your first
infant came toyou, you were not accustomed
to its care; but yet did not for that reason
let it go uncared for. you are harrasscd
by worldly an1ietics, the recreation will
benefit you as much as it does the child,
and your sleep will be the soundcr for it.
The experiment is worth trying.
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THE MOTHER MAKES THE MAN.-From
their mother, we are told, tho Weslcys iu-
herited, the one his placid temper, his calm
perseverance,, and his dauntlcss courage,
and the other his fluent speech and gift of
song. From his mother Sir Walter Scott
im5bed his love of poetry and painting;
and his writings prove that it was no com.
mon gift. Byron's fine gifts crippled with
miserable tempcr-a legacy from a furious
and fckle mother. Old La Mere Bonaparto
was never beaten in any project she under
took. Her energy was simply indomitable,
and this last trait has been strikingly illus
trated throu ghout the whole of the great
Napoleon's life. 1t was from his mother
that "Bobby Burns" as Scotchmcn love to
call him, inbibed his love for song for sho
used "to give wings to the weary hours Of
her chcqucrsd life by chanting songs and
f-..n-. i- - I-4---:r - -, -, ! -, "a.
rick Henry hal many lesson in conversa-
tional power, his mother training the gift
in tho promising lad. Dr. Johuson's s moth
er always argued with him in order to DO
him good, although she kuop that the wilful,
burly boy sometimes deliberately took the
wrong side. Philip Do3dridgc's mother
created his taste for Scripture scenes and
Scripture subjects by teaching him tho
Dutch tiles around their old fashioned fire,
place.
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The Foo ON THE THAMEs.--Gravcsen
December 26.--An almost continuous fog
has prevailed on the Thames River during
eighteen days past, the consequence being
that the feet Of inward bound ships has
been detained. On Wednesday night the
fog cleared for few hours and some vessels
got away.
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A lewiston (hIc.) woman samsd Woods
has xinetcen children. The woods seem 10
be full Of thcm.
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XI.-NEw SERIES.
The State of South Carolina,s
COUNTY OF UNION 50
In {he Court of Common Pleas

IF. William Eison, Cansada
Fowler, Martha Fowler,
John d. Long, John f.
Long, J. Gideon Long, Grant
Long, Calhoun Long, Wal
kcr Long, Susan Long, Mar
tha Long aud Mary Long.
Plainn4s.
against
Harrison Fowler, Sallie Fow-
Ter, Jack Hodge, Henry
Hodge, Minerva Adds,
Henry Adds, Carolina Fow-
Ter, Gassnway Hodge, Cath
arine Hays, James Hays,
Frank Hodge, Wight
Hodge, Calvin Hodge, Ne
land Hodge. Sim Fowler,
Martha Quinn, Felix Quinn,
Ellis j. Fowler, Mark Fow-
Ter, Susan Milwood, James
Gassaway Milwood, Samuel
Fowler, Frank Fowler, and
Elma Fowler,
Defendants
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Summons
For Relief
Complaint
not served.

To the Defendants above named
VOU are hereby Summond and required to
i answer the complaint in this action, which
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas Of the said County of
Union, AMI to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers, at their
Office No Law Range, Union County, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the service
of this summons on you, exclusive of the day
OF such service; and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within tho time aforesaid, the
pam!Ws In this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, Union, S. c., December 3, 1879.
STEEDMAN & RAWLS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
(~-1 JAMES MUNRO,
SEAL Clerk
To the Detendaats, Catharine Hayes and her
husband James Hayes, Frank Hodge, Neland
Hodge and Calvin Hodge.
Take notice that the summons in this action.
of which the foregoing is copy, was filed in the
office of the Court of Common Pleas, at Union
Court House in the State of South Carolina, on
the third day of December, 1870.
STEEDMhN & RAWLS
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
No. Law Range.
Dec. 40 Ct
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Il
COUNTY Ot" UNION. VA
In the Court of Common Pleas.
James N. McDnl I
James G. Love and James G. Complaint
Love Jr., not Served.
Dcfendants.
TO Tie Defendants a5ope named,
VOU are hereby Summoned and required to
4 answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas and to serve copy Of your an
swer to the said complaint the subscribers
at their office, No. Law Range, Union South
Carolina. within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service
and If you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated Union, S. G.. Dec. 9th, 1870
STEEDMAN & RAWLS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
f--) JAMES Musno.
SEAL Clerk.
~
To Ike D:tendant. James G. Love, Jr.:
Take notice that the summons in this action ,
of which the foregoing is copy, was filed in thu
office of the Court of Common Pleas, at Union
Court House in the State OF South Carolina on
the 9th day Of December, 1879.
STEEDMAN & RAwIS,
Plaintffs' Attorneys,
No. Law Range, Union, s. G..
Dec IL so q
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p. 81 would respectfully report since
your inspection that Spencer Bradford had
died. or all the cases inspected did not
see but one case Of we'll marked syphilis.
There wore three others that I did not
sec.
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The following are the reports of the su-
perintendent aud surgeon of the State Pen.
ltentiary as to the treat ment of tho convicts
leased to the Greenwood and Augusta Rail.
road Company, which were called for by
the Senate at its recent session, and by that
body ordered to be printed:
THE REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT LIPS
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BON eissner 6anb, 9err 5assn, - mar
i'd ss, an ben bts(elte selanSts, bsnn metn
Yater lebte nidt mstr. Gr bat niemals
BON Stntn gs1proaen. uno 70 tann tdb
Sbasn iaoeu, tab Sbr Nams swar tn met
nsr Grinneruns fanb, aber bod nitt un'
ter elmer 70 fArcftn Deustbellung, pts
Gle es soraueitbem.
Dab tanm mid uur tnfcfsln berubt9en,
entsesnste Sasen. ais anoers BE uatsr
meiner Ottut asten. bur& BE iibls sBirs
tuna meines Namsns ni&t ,u ltiben baben
werbea. Sbr Better &otbelm Sat lt6 nit
einem iunsen Maodsn Serlobt, msldes
unter msiner gsrmunbldaft unS In met
mem 5auie lebt -
Dlibalp - NIT stuem jun8sn Nao'
den psrlubt /? ., bas III mir ietr anss'
nsbm ,u bSren risf Morbah lt4t:t& e.
freut.
Mter @ie tennen bas Mdp&en ni6t -!
Die fSnnen Gle ldon frotlcdsn
Sun, Id toffe, Id fsnn' es fasts osr
Doeter Dalb la6snb. Ofen sefanosn -
Id mdQnte bic Nsieuns ,netnes 8etters In
elmer gang anberen Ni4tans, bic mir ntdt
betaste, unb 70 mar 80 mtr ihon erfrsu>
lid gu tSren, bab ss ilnsere 4ussn 1no,
bic i'm esfsFsIt baben. Sd babe ttn um'
font aenedt, nnb er batte Nedt, wenn er
unaebaltsn Ieugnete.
Doctor Dilftalb 8uttslm 1T felt benz
lsbten 5trbit Msinem 5auie freunbna& :
tarltH psrbunben, fubr 6asen fort, nnb
i'd babe i'm ftdben unb lietsn selsrnt.
Gr Rett In teinem MISUNDERSTANDING
su Sbnsm, ipte i'd pente = er islsit fast
barItsr Ni&ts -
(5prtfsbnns foIst)
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= Die YFiAtsn unisrsr 6ausfrauea
fub 70 pisHsitis, 70 aaRrsnssne, bab elm
se1anpsr 3Srpsr ete 6uuptbettnsunS su
Der trsuen Grfatlans bsri.ltsn III. 81
bieies i&un int einfaAen yr!Satleben Der
Jau, 70 3sist fa bttie Nottwenbtstett
nod I'M SfsntliHsn Qsbsn, !. .. In Sfeat'
li4en Qoialen, 9otsls. &oQtduitrn u. /.
~. um 70 fdrt,r. 6srr s. u. @urrtY,
Gtsenttimer bes uTrantlia 5aus" In Ga
fon, pa., fdreibt: Wteint Grau bate
8bsumattsmus In tinsm lol&sn Wrahe,
baB ffe taum I'm Stanbe mar, anf ~
fein. Sd sos msbrsre aer,te 3u 9tatee
unb sebrau&tt perlatebsae Mlt.tel, bod
pbne alien grfols. Da fanbte mir Elm
Greunb cine Glaf&e ct. Satubs Oel NIT
ber Bite, sine prube bamit au ma&en.
Nrs. CURRY ssbraudte 20 4 Sage lang
unb III nun fdtts, aue ttre bausliaen
Mrbsitsn 3u Serridten.
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Sn Waribau iou cine @asfabrit

eIllYtel Uetptu.
- Der beutide Sc lansperein In Gcz
lumbus 3dhlt "a attire ,tnb etma 80 pal
lipe Witslieber. Der gerein madt un'
ter Der aeitunS bes Yrcf. Gb. Sbmibt
redt lcbensmertbe Tortidritte. Die Dfitz
slieber baben unter fd bas @elt aum
Mntauf eiues wertbpcllen piano's auf8e-
braht.
- Sn 5oufou 1T Elm beutlder Glub
aearinbet wprben, Der Fd ben geamen
u@rbcluns" beiselest bat. Das Club
lctal 1T redt bibld ausSeltattet unb pcr=
lduFs in Gel e. unb @piel,immer einse.
tbeilt; {pdter ioa pas 2otal persrSgert uno
aud Elm Biuiarb aufSeiteut werben.
- Die 8ermener oer @olf, COLORADO
unb Sauta Sc Babn fnb bis mad Brcmn
County sorsebrun9en.
- Gap. Bueu beridtet, oab bic Sn=
bianer ibr 0aser au Santa Utaria Hiper,
IS Weilen iiblid bonn Santa Weatia
Yate, aufseidlasen baben. Nm 6. mur
be bic Yclltutide 20 Weilen Sillid bon
Sort Cummings bon ben 8otbbduten
iberfallen. Der Treiter unb elm Yaliaz
si,r muroen setSbtet. Nn Z. fieb cine
NbtbeiluuS BON Bueu's 3euten 3wiiden
ben Tlcriba unb Yctrillc Bergen, Neu=
Werlto, nit Snbianern 3uiammea; bic
Scloaten perlcren einen Wtann unb 3wei
6iihrer; ferner wurben jwei Solbaten
perpunbet.
= Die Weri!anertn WarSuerita Sc
pinoia, bic in Qorebo ben fartieen Sol=
baten eridob, 1T inter $4,000 8arsi&aft
seitellt tporben; ca iie biefelbe ni4t lei
fen tonnte. wurbe lte einseifedt.
= jn @aitropiue farb @err @ernet-
te, elm alter Biirser. am 9er3i&laS, nab.
reno er am Aii3 iab, um bas abenbeiien
einjunebnlen.
- Wife @onfabine in Triebridsbur8,
Der por einisen Woden BON Bat @apa=
nauSb sefc&en murbe. ii am 8. feinen
Wunben erle9en.
- Die 3epublitaner in 6arris goun'
tp babeu bic uleiiteu Der bon ben unat=
bdnsi9en aufseReaten 3anbibat en- fir
Sountn dmter enberftrt.
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= Sn Bottom .ptrb tebt zine i&warse
Gtei&eibuns Siel beipro&en. Die Nessr,
.pel&t FG 5riee bsiben, Fnb Ginsswanber.
te unb bubsn H& i&on auf Gfrita's bsi.
mii&sn Gt1lten setannt anb see9rIi&t.
Wdbrsnb nan bic iAwarse &tsfrau sessn
itren @utten, welder In sinem 5ctel Muf,
udrter III, perf&teoent Slasen bat, madt
ber sele @tnsSambisr ben wt&ttsen @&st
tunsssrunb selteab, bab er nit ietnfr
Grau gar nidbt pirfli& psrteirattet lei, ba
bteltlts aur 3stt. ais Ct Vs ju ilt nabm,
bte redtmdeise 5rau bss 4Snias bon
Mi6nati mar. Die ebsmaltse RSntstn
BON Aitdntt errest felbfusrltanelia srobe
Mufmerflamteit.
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@tnes alten Ma ManneS Segtn.
Goleenber Brief an einsn S&retber btes
feS Blattes 9tri&tet
5uuy, 81. g., Stunt 1880.
Dsrtber 6err. Sd Bin elm alter Mann
BON II Satren unb lit felt 8 bis 4 Sab.
ren an Blaientrantbsit, wslas ft fets
psri&;immerte. Sd lief zine uneetsure
Wesnse Don Wafsr unb wurbe babtt fets
iawdhsr. 70 bab i'd mid NIT bem W.eanten
an ZEN talbtsen Sob nertraut madte. Sd
mare aud seforben, wenu i'd ni&t Oar.
mere 9afe Diabetss Cure setrau&t bdtte.
Sd wurbe ta3u bur& eineu Greunb Seran>
labt, Der bur& gDarners Cafe &tonsy
unh eiper Cure gsbeilt purbt. Sa BABE
BE Safe Diubetes Cure an8emanbt, fe
tat mir ssbolfen unb ID benfe, bab 80
bas Bette In Der Delt If.
81. n. Stobbarb.
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Gine feltene @eIegenbeit.
Wan bs1hti9e bic reinen Qlnnem Da.
TIPS AZ 3ca brettt. su talben prei(tn bet
Shram & So.
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zs1 a 8.

= in Brownsville 1T sin 9ilfsccnlite
aebilbet mort en-, ,uel@eS Beitrd8e flr bic
bur@ ben leeten @tnrm Weiddei8ten
iammelt. Die @taSt ma4te ben Mnfan8
nit $500.
IS Su Deniion bat f4 Elm @ar6elb
unb artbur Club sebilbet.
= @ine Bride iiter ben Bruib Greet
BEL Sanbusip brad 3uiammen. seraee als
lidb elm Wa9en nit IA Yericnen, mel4e
aus Der 3irde famen, auf cerielben Re.
faub. Ni4t cine Der Yerionen enttam
unperlebt. Wtebrere erlitten 3no4eu.
Bride.
- Die Treunbe bes @ouberneur Ncz
berts in Muffin bebauern, ba6 iid beriel=
be 10 tpeni8 nm neutrality-suspicious. BE-
tAnlmern tann, ba er unsebeuer behold
tigt 1T. eidt einmal in ieiner Office
lann er erldeinen, bic WtaGe Der ein8elau=
fenen @nabenpetitionen pabinbern ibn
baran.. gu 5uuie uber fBt er inl filler
4ammerlein unb fnnt buriber, mo- er
@nabe far @eAt erSeben lahen icl.
= Sn Suntspllle tpurbe felt LANCER
3eit einmal ipieber iber bas 3ccal OPP
ticn 4aw abseiiimmt. Die 6rcunbe bes
@eiebeS unterlasen babel.
- 8ei Beltcn ipiro iebr eifris an ber
Berldnseruns Der Santa Sc giienbabn
ea,teitet. Vis gum 1. December lca
fie @rbarbeit 8eideten ieiu.
= Der Wublfampf I'm oas Wahors=
Mmt in Dollas Uirb iebr bitig eefibrt.
8.riammlunsea nno 3sben fnbeu fatt.
= Sn 5cnen Grove fanb cine 6euers=
brunlt fatt. Drei bSljerne 6Sufer
brannten ab uns cine Nn,abl anberer
wurbe teiddbi8t
- Bon Waeo wirb beridtet, ba6 ba=
ielbit tdslid 100 gallen Boumuoue ein=
trefsa.
- Cine Dor Rurjem bon Deutfdlant
4 in @alUenon anSeiommene Trau perlor
auf Der Reiie ibren Wann unb 3wei
Hinber.
- Sn 3oulton trannte bas 1cbntaus
bes Woior Yenm nieber. Dies III inner
balls 6 Nonaten bas sweite ibm sebSrist
1aus, bas burG 6ener 3eriiSrt .purbe
Watcr |enn bate bos 6ous fur $1,000
oeiauft, bic 8erli&eruns fiir balelte be-
tru8 $500 unb far WiSbel $500. Di'
Gntitebunssurla6e oes Gsuers III bisbe,
4 uidt ermittelt ipcrben.
/ = Die erfe Staticn auf benz Weg
BON Multin mad Gan WlorcoS beibt Rbl,
une 1T 81 Wieilen BON Multin entfernt. =
Die v@reee Oeiupartionsamee" ii nod
INNER am 4eben. Sn Nuliim belinbel
fl& piele WitSIieoer berielteu, bic Nbenb
tii&tiS rsebrillt1 werben.
= Die Etras unb Yaciiicbabn ma
Bic gum 81. Ausuit auf cine Strede Sol
1T Wieilen weitliG BON Dollas ferti
aeffeQt. Am Gnbe bes Sabres io1 bi
Dobn cine edn8e bon 2l7 WeiIen peiflit
pcn Dallas erreiHt tasen. Die Bahnss
ieui4aft bat 6 ginwanberun8sa8ente
fir nSrblide unc weltli&e Staaten {,
! nannt.
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9a1tptofftte Der 80.
Ser3p9lla
8raun19,pet9. 2a1tbeSlptterie

Cu9t1eot7eeeF3e
nit
1000 grasea 1t. $4,000 GewimnfM.
Ginnatmen fur 81, 900 9ools 9,71s, Doom
Mussaten $4,000 @s,pinne o,71S,Oo0m
&DtDifer Ges.taiu N5O,0OOm,
kleiMSte Ut 142m.
3iebunsSanfans Der stpeiten 8la iIe SDm 15.tiS
10. Musnlt 1888.
preile her 2cuie fir jsbe ginseIsiebung une
fit ale 6 ala6en in @orausbesabluns:
@an,e, jeee 9tssuns $1,000, ale &lansn 5000
3albe 500, $500.
8itrtel $50, 1880
MhhI 1925, 6,25
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ten. neber SO ttrrltde Gsbrs.i&nunssn aus
benz 0ebtn. Mrtifel fur folssnbe 9temas: gDer
foq bsratben unb wer nidt uno parunt ttt.
Das asb6rige alter ium 6eiraiten. gBer iol trf
beiratten, Nannbarfeit, Weibli6tstt. Gnttrdf.
tisune. Die Gplsen BON Gnthaltfamtett aap
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2eten unb Gluf In Der bOdften Uotsn3 senoffn
mirb. Die pbifolosit Ger DermstrunS uno s's.
lts Anbere. 0trbeiratttte urb Srl6t. wslNt
sebenten. iouten 20 Itfsn. @ loltt son isosm
ben VopuIare Mussate, bislelbt ME oben an.
aea Sen, jebo& nur brpf&irt, $50 Ssiten, Is
Qtmts Otlb ober 8riefmarIsn. Der biaisae su.
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8efommen bei 8. Us Olnon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-08

The name Jenner means drawn lancet
putting to flight a loathsome disease; and
the name Harvey signifies the circulation of
the blood. And the time is coming when
dissolubly connected in the public mind
with the publication of the blood; a deed
only less important than the discovery of its
motion through the human body. This DR..
Kennedy accomplishes by means of his new
medicine called "Favorite Remedy the
pleasant and popular title of preparation
which cleanses and sweetens the river of life
within our veins, as an influx OF oxygen does
vitiated air. All druggists keep it. 81 a
bottle.