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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
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PURCHASERS OF COUNTY RIGHTS TO
SAMUEL SCorrs IMPROVED HoRsE PowKR
IN the States Of Mississippi and Alabama II
reduces the drauEht from Oue-jhird 10 one
half An energetic man can earn "a thousand
dollars TO the county within the next six
months; Read the following certificate of
one Of Missi-siupis largest planters
SENAToBGA, TATE CO., Miss Dee. l6, 50.
To whom il may concern This is to certify
that have attached 10 my gin Samuel Scott $
Improvement Horse Power and tits " itli pleas
ure that l say it viii pay for itself in one
week ginning, and | have seldom paid for
auything with SO much Willingness as do in
this instance. X 4. GARRETT
For terms address
CALHOON K WALKER
iuueg Sim Holly Springs. Miss
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DIED

At Mccomb City, June lst, 1881. MRs E. G
Warts, wife of Thomas W. Watts
Farewell, dear Gertrude,
Your face no more we see.
Your chair is vaaant-bHt oh,
Say not dead, you only sleep. B.
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New Novel.

Col. w. c. Falkner's remarkable novel
THE WHITE ROSE OF MEMPHIS has JUS
been issued. We have not yet received
notices we have seen that it is work O
thrilling interest. As Mississippians, w
feel an especial pride in a work that ha
emanated from one of her most brillian
and distinguished sons.
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DR.. W. BILLIE,

Late Assistant Physician to Professor
Ricerd, Paris
ofFIcE, la5 CANAL STREET, NEw ORLEANS.
SrEcIALrlEs Nervous Diseases, and Chron-
ic Diseases
RFFsREScEs - Fifteen years successful
practice iu New Orleans among the most
prominent business men.
Jan. Is, 81 ~.
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#To po H1rsG-WoEK- BY yonng white
IIy. who cam give the very best references
,...ly a.. .lis Office. Lmayl9-3t.
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Ii your Liver is out of order, use DR.
Jayne's Sanative Pills, they will stimulats
that organ to healthy action, remove bill
iousness, and cure any costive tendency.
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Centenary College commencement.

EDITORS CLARION: Many Of your reader.
feel deep interest in the prosperity If Cen
tenary College, of Louisiana, and hay.
therefore thought that they would be pleas.
ed to hear something of the late Commence.
ment Exercises of that institution. II !.
the property of the Mississippi and Louis
lana Conferences Jointly, was once located
in the State of Mississippi, and receive.
from it a considerable number OF students
1t is presided over by Rev. c. q. Andrews
d. D. Under the presidency of DR.. Andrew.
the success of the College has been achieved
without an endowment without ~tats
aid, aud in competition with school. NJ
sessing these advantages. In his position
DIR. Andrews has reflected grea: honor nn,n
his native State of Mississippi, uniting a. he
! does the ability of scholar with all the
virtues of a christian gentleman Ia cyl
dence Of what he has accomplished Is the
fact that there were in the College last SEES
sion one hundred and thir ty-three pupils
In the department of languages, ALWAYS
the most important, Prof Wiley Is chief
and here he is almost without rival M
better teaching is done anywhere. The
other professors are able, luxurious and she
ceSstul.
The Commencement sermon was preached
on Sunday morning, MAY 18th, in tn. inn
mense College Chapel by Rev. W. Y.
Ludor ID. D., of s.. Louis. The
fame of this gentleman drew together
a great congregation who listened 10 one
of the most eloquent of sermons from the
text BE not conformed to this are 2
{ !
detail as to other exercises. | viii mention
that the medal in one oratorical contest
was awarded to ". \. Bell, of Y azoo county
in another to c. {. Miller, Of Jackson. La.
In the competitive Greek examination the
medal was carried off by George f. Green
of the last named place. The annual
address, by Hon. r. F. Buck, OF New Or
leans, was worthy of the occasion That
gentleman possesses in an eminent degree
the qualities of an orator 4 graceful aud
effective manner, : strong and musical /
voice, while he tells something worth hear
ing.
John W Lipscomb bore Oft the
highest honor Of the graduating class. !
and by his address showed it had (
been most worthiIy bestowed. Mr.. Louis /
Levy, Il young gentleman of Jewish .
descent, was among the graduates, and his .
address, though on subject exercised in /
late years IN southern Colleges, was an elo- .
quent aud manly one, and was received .
with much applause. His theme was, The
Durability of the Federal Union" The \
Baccalaureate of President Andrews was
fine production. In all the exercises of the
Commencement | could but note dignity
and refinement of manner rarely found
Centenary has its traditions, its culture
and its tone, the rich legacy of the past.
and these make it admirable rs seat of
learning, Then, as a most important thing,
it educates cheaply as well as thoroughly,
none more so, the necessary expenses not
exceeding one hundred aud sixty-fye dol
lars.
From all the indications there Is for this
college distinguished and useful career.
+. II. MoUNGEE.
EnN Pms Ms lime 6 ISL
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THE PRESIDENTIAL V0TE.-A cores
pondent wants to know the official vote for
Presidential election. The figures are /:
Garfield, 4,442, $50; Hancock, 4,442, 035 +;
Weaver, 300, SOL
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VIM. T. COLLINS has been appointed by
Mr. Henry c. Daniel assistant County
Surveyor, and authorized to execute
officially all surveys that he may be called
upon to make in the county
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The Best and Cheapest Place to buy Trim
ms. Black aul White Laces, Neck-hes, SIX
etc, j. at the Singer Machine
OtHce State street. opposite Capitol II.
HrpvrI-EE and ANHFIsER Beer, on ice, by
,Es I.r.p a+ j. BRAUS :.
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ABERDEEN LODGE, No. 81, is one of the
most prosperous Masonic Lodges in the
State. 1t owns handsome property, which
yields good rental 1t has a large md
jealous membership, including some of the
best informed of the craft, among whom
might be mentioned Robert B. Brannin, w.
G. Sykes, VIM. G. Elkin, and a score of
Others. We visited the Lodge during the
session of the Press Convention, and had the
pleasure of hearing the brethren vote ten
dollars per annum for FIVE years to the Prot
estant Orphan Asylum, at Natchez.
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The appeal to the Sunday School children
of the State in behalf of tn Protestant Or
phan Asylum at Natchez, promises favora
bly,. The Methodist Sunday School at Ma
con is the first to respond. A note from q
friend in Vicksburg informs us that Rev
DIR. SAMSON brought the matter before his
school, and suggested that next Sabbaths'
ofertory be devoted to the Asylum. He
announced also that he would take up col
lection in the Church. At Okolona, suita-
bic boxes, in which to deposit contributions,
have been placed in the Churches and Sab
! bath Schools
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THE Grand Lodge Knights of Honor will
meet at Aberdeen on 21st inst. Grand
Reporter Yeargain has notified the Lodges
of the railroad and steamboat fares for the
occasion. The Order is steadily growing.
1t offers bigger insurance for less money
than any cooperative system that has yet
been devised. The benefit certificate is two
thousand dollars, and is always promptly
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The FaPuuhap SET
McDonnell's " Planter"
Pillow

THERE Is ON EXHIBITION AT THE
i Fair an Improved Cast Plow, called "The
Planter which Is manufactured by the E1-
celsi1r Foundry, Machine and Plow Shops, a;
Jack SON Miss The following is the report
Of the Committee appointed TO examine its
merits:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May u, 1851
We the committee Of the Association, APP
pointed to look into the merits OF The Plan
ter Pillow, manufactured by John Mcdonnell,
Of Jackson, Miss, exhibited b. Austin Nicely,
report that we have examined and tried the
plow, and find that it will do all its manufac
turer claimed for it, and that the pillow will
recommend itself wherever tested.
A. b. ELLIS,
G. X. TUGGLE,
n T. ALsABRooK.
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MAJ. BARKsDALE will deliver the address
ty, tomorrow Q0th), and at night, an adj
dress at Baldwin Oh the political situation,
by invitation of the citizeus of that place.
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AND STILL THEY CoME-the endorse
ments of McDonnelPs "Planter" pillow.
Read those published to-day.
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ARTICLES of Incorporation of the Mem
pills. Holly Springs and Selma Railroad
Company, have been filed in the office Of
the Secretary of State, with the following
named Directors j. j. Busby, J. Thomp-
son, W. NJ Forrest, F. A. Jones, J. A.
Forrest and c. C. Graham, of Tennessee and
P. H. Skipwith, of Mississippi. The indi-
cations are that this road will be completed
as far as Holly Springs at an early day.
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lnIIN MAnTZ'S

fre.CoId Soda Water, Lemonade and Sher'
.gr- are the Coolest Drinks for the sum
l4er season.
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V1oreu GEAR, Bull Tongues, Sweeps, &c
c. d. Subway.
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Ack nOwled gments for Orphan Asylum


Dr. c. J. oRFETr-Dear Sir-I cannot too
strongly recommend your Teethina tTeething
Powders) to mothers as one of the best medicines
they can obtain for their dsbthtdted and sicAy
infants. have used it with very sati sfactory
results the past summer with nv own child,
and while We have heretofore lost child or
two from teething under other remedies, our
present child that has taken Teethina Is fine
healthy boy Its merit is certain to make il 8
standard family medicine for this country for
the irrit ations Of teething and bowel disorders
of children of all ages.
am, very respec fully.
A p BROWN, NJ D.
brother ex-Gov, Jos. E. Brown-l
For sale By BYRON LENLT. Jackson. Miss.
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A VALUABLE collection of Mississippi
Reports is offered for sale. See advertise
ment in another column.
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A.cVr,rrr assortment of Ziegler Shoes for
IaGcs. Misses aud Children, can always he
found III A. VlRDEN's.
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beSSEisEA and AsHEIsKR Beer. on ice, by
she dozen at Re-.
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Hhc Res

TaAOII Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
Subway :.
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OUR esteemed contemporary, the Baptist
Record, has passed into the hands of Elder
NJ T. Martin, Elder J. B. Gambrell having
withdrawn from the paper to give his whole
time to pastoral duties. Capt. Buck re-
mains in charge of the business and local
departments
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BUDwEIsER and ASHEIsHR Beer, on ice, by
ibe dozen at Rp,rr,s
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Spring STILES

Spring Styles
vi Clothing and Hats.
Opened to-day,
A. VIRDRNs.
ne oAtsf new seat Brewster Side Bar
ana new stkie turn cut ssat Buggy, at
SEDWAV's.
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THIRTY to fifty good weavers are wanted
at the Mississippi Mills, Wesson. See
advertisement
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STEADMAN announces great bargains in
gents clothing. See his card.
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THE Rev. J. w. McLaurin, pastor of the
Methodist Church South, in Jackson, has
succeeded in getting list of so subscribers
for the Y. o. Christian Advocate at the low
rate of 1925. The regular rate is 5000
He requests us to say that any one who may
wish to take the paper at this place will be
furnished at the reduced rate. 1t is a good
paper, and the terms are exceedingly low.
OUR brother of the Baptist Recod an
nounces that Elder H. F. Sproles has closed
his first pastoral year with the Baptist
church, and that the church is very pros
porous under his ministry. Weconcur with
our neighbor in saying that Elder Sproles
has won a large place in the hearts of this
people, regardless of denominational prede-
lictions.
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u teIise aua ILL., OF GOOD SCHOOLS, with in
a's ,cs Tree 20 Parents personally mailed fr
<s'nsts near 5thave 'ootc'sry NO. z East
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FOR Young Ladies--City.
a eas sd, MD HOME for six girls. with
ture art and for English studies ltera
so6, New-Yor City '' sooV Address PRINCIPAL, Box
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SWITIIlN G. SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIA penn J
,, ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM FOR YOU No MEN
AND BOYS. 49, -
Bayad Tavlor said 81 great pleasure In recommend
hH 10 parents me Academy ot Mr. Swithn Shortlidce
nave had an opportunity years past
the manner in which this Academy
Inc deportmcntof the pupils It, aud am satisfied
hat nothing IL neglected which further both the
iectuai ana moral development OF the latter"
Students, httcd AZ Media ACadcny, in Harvard
Yale, Princeton Lafayette University pcnnsvvania co
polytechnic school.
$40 quarter
ing books &c No extra charges for music Special
attention 10 dun boys Special provision for fc
poys individual and class instruction both ana
backward combining of
nuc Classical English
ness Correspondence Taught Ia foreigners raplty and
otougnnesS twelve Instructors AT graduates
French and German spoken
ing and Pennanship ny Hammond author a.
Potter Ianmonds Bookkeeping and Pcnmlpship Weekly
lectures win the nes aud fullest apparatus experiment
ana Illustration Fine building with 6vdve heated
In all stories and lighted with and cold baths gym
haslnin cNce.lcnt table ample grounds
Illustrated circular contains
l particulars with loo references, letters the
esd Judge George NJ Van Hoesen cx. President Hi The
Rev Dr. A. Il Peabody the j. \. Childs H. d.: REV
- IL Taylor Gray Phiadelphia Rev d. W. g Iycsby. Rev
~ ~ hoobins Kew W. A Pattcn. Rev. X \. ITcncr. Media
Fhtladclpna % daily
regularly. school only few Media station
M@iia mas seven churches and Temperance charjcr-
strictly cnorcrd-prohibing sale % all Intoxicating
Students admitted at any time. incidental" expenses
No examination requisite for admission
for lu particulars address SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE
a. NJ tiiarvarl University craduatel IcdIa. Pean.
Principal at Grand central Hotel Sew.Yofk
WEDNESDAY. August IL
from II a. m. to $3.50 p.
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Brooklyn propertp for 5ale ano 90 Get

ITO LET.-$600 for 3-story high-stoop brown
Il stone house 20x42 lot 100; only five minutes
Prospect Park and convenient to Coney Island and ali
ferries by horse-cars.
rutland & WHITING, 12l Nassau.st
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rhANSfE"A
NRw.YoRK
pSc Wstt, and S Se 81 10 john aa $4,000
esha1 g and SS1 wife 10 pssr 10000
Ne ia a Co to d Marks $4,000
l1sths 244 Il Of lsaye 42G16yTlfrsg gS sn
o,Ssr heooera ana "uo 10 y" u, $500
esth.sa IN, 2a; ~ II 81 P Ps9aDs 10000
1S2ds $ LOO IL oil .s1s sy ian 1000
Soth.st lot - OF 81 i pscs Reypoids 5000
l5th:st g. 1873 Of Ave-C 2sxl looSS ; also o
ibtist SIS IL W Of Ave-C. 251l03.S; also OF
l5thst, Alb IT W OF Avec, 25xlo3S also I n 1I
l0tn ns,sr sS0 y, :. chris pI Never Meyer 255oo
James, 10 nrgIes referee 70 sarah voorhees, 6,575
t9th.si : g. i5o IL " Of lst-ave 25xl0o.5; William
Van Zandt TO Patrick Cassidy O oodd
same same roey PaircF Cassidy to Ann cassidy 5000
lstaye. cor Of l0sths 70 s %. S
also 9 cor OF 2d.ave aud l0sths at istavo
50.Ax65Oxirregnlar; Patrick cassidy TO Peter
Cherry st Nos 1924 and 326 462x99.6; Patrick
sidy Cassidy and another. .............-.
07thst 100 # OF Sdsye iOoxs5 5xir Is
Cassidy 10 Peter A Cassidy. MISUNDERSTANDING.
asdst, s. lO5 It eoi sdave loOxlOo;5; asonso
W cor of sth-st. iIIx50i0ia also W 2dave
TAOS, nsof 3Sd-st, Aslaxloo; Patrick Cassidy
22dst s, Si5 Il v Of istave, G0x97.6; PatIicK Cas-
sdy TO Mary fitzsimons.
wolfe to Philip RYAN ........... S,4Oo
15eih.st s. ioJ It W Of Elton.ave, 22xioo; Magda.
1s stump nPPa g aave 6x7 Louisa QUO
schmidt executrix, etc, -preemann.. 5000
Godbacser referee 10 Dinkespiel and another $500
o'Iiearn ct al TO Henry O \ ell ......4.:. 1880
janin Waldron and wife to NJ l. Munson 1900
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WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE.

n.
fof iioys ana Nonng Gentlemen A Jaryis prin
The padt IL Snncrinr
advantages Number limited - scholas ali boarier,
pest references given. Catalogues on applicatiou
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Aug. Is. 1881
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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Giin properin Wantc6.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l,2SS Broadway. corner Thirty
frstst sos West Twenty third st. corner Eighthave;
No 90 East Foreenths, Union square, 760 Third
ave- corner Forty-seyenth:st at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos l,001 and $500 Thirdave, Onehundred and
twenty hfth.st. up to p H. at regular odico rates
WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.-Cash
W and country place free and clear city, viii
given for nice piece OF store property rutland WHIT
ING, 12l Nassau-st.
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Counirn i]ropertp tuanteo.

WANTED To Purchase-Pine lands in
w Michigan Wisconsin Address, with descrntion and
price, Box 1926 East Saginaw. Mich.
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excursions.
l RON STEAMBOAT co.
I ONG BEACH.
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANGE
IN 40 MINUTES

ssd Aa Ns leave Hunters Point s:S5. and II m
o',u SOU o;"o ana p m The S35 and $40 "A M ~
a4t on trans al Others through trains with
p f WIN through cars from brooklyn
o:lN. 800. 3:25 and 1918 m - w. -'''' 800
SUNDAY trans le !Se Hunters Point: T. 9s5 and II "a
:, y . . ana p H. fast express with t,ron y
hour occurring 81 N"efN~As OF An
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Citp Real estate for Sale.

Al VERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBuNE WILL Re RECEIVED At TaE
drstst sos West Twenty third-st corner Eighth ave.
Union 100 Third
ave. Forty.seventlst; at the HARLEM OFFICES,
l.O0l $500 Thrdave., corner One hundred and
tvNutv.ffh.st.. 20 u. regular Office rates.
INVESTMENT properties paying s per cent
l. net on Beekman William, Nassau and Futonsts
rutland & WHITING, 12l Nassau.st
CTORE PROPERTY in Peck Slip for sale
~ low. rutland & WHITING, 12l Nassau-st
ITO LET on East 23d-st.-Building in pro-
cess Of construction suitable for manufactory over
10000 space with without power Apply
NJ. HORTON, sos 4th-ave.
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THE GUNNERY.-Thc fall term OF this
- boarding school for boys will Degin September Il.
Address Il. W. GUM.
Washington. Iitchneld Co. Conn
'EHE HIGH SCHOOL AT Lawrenceville \ I
VII enter upon its 2d seventy year tho iSt
Gay OF -cPtenihcr next SAMUEL NJ. IIA III ID pri,,
ca with an hclehi corps Of TEACHERS atfac
I'VE nom" Tor boys preparing for college
sunablc N@N' 'N'"'' '''
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IMPORTANT to Students OF Music.--The new
calendar OF the New England and College OF
Music is sent tree. Apply to Il. ToUnJEE, Music I'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16

NJ. JOSEPiFS ACADEMY, Flushing l.. l.,
- VII REOPEN Isl Monday of September. Seminary OF tho
lered Heart Bayside, L. L. for small boys Tor
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.IIE HILL SCHOOL,

w ENDkLl. HALL, Pttsiicld. Mass.-A first
class family school for boys; thorough preparation
loi any college or business. Earl. q. BALDWIN, A. Nj
Principal
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Of the author, to the new addition oil
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a AID 80 for yourselves.
NALOSES CHEAP STORE
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27

SNUFF or dust Of any kind. and stroaE.
csusiie or poisonoas solutions sFgrsvste
e.isrrh and drive il to the lnrgs. DR.,
Ssre'. Cai.rrh Remedy caresesisTTh b.
iis mild. soothing. cleansing and besiiuE
properties. Each package Brsptres one
pint Of the Remedy ready for use. and
costs osly sffy cents. Sold By druggists
- positively csrtsin "a il IN IT. resslts
that rs former proprietor used 10 s6er :
st.u6inT reward Ct go Scr , else u
rosla 70; ere.