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The news., 1882-02-16

very bright. This is speaking gener-
ally Of the whole country and its peo-
pie, and it brings to mind the fact that
there is too much Of this generality of
expression. People wonder that in
this land Of plenty, where charity, re-
ligion and laws abound in profusion
there should be so much wickedness
and criminal history added to its rec
ord every day, year after year. Pow
erty, We believe causes as much crime
as intoxicating drink, and poverty, too,
that is not the result Of liquor. We
see the world 10 nutshell by reading
the newspapers, and crime brought be-
fore rs from all parts Of the country
every day, smssses in our imagination
to terrible and rapidly growing evil.
How many murders and suicides are
committed by persons who at the time
were In the slough Of despond,
through inability to 6nd employment,
consequent poverty and suffering ?
Some Of every days quota are traosa-
BILE directly to these causes. And
under these circumstances popular
opinion condemns some one for the
suicides acts. Poverty, 1--WE dread to
even contemplate It, with its attend
snt sufssings and sorrow,) 10 q terri.
bio thing. snd under Its yavsging In.
ausncss, may trace their condition to
some one who was instrumental In get.
ting them out Of employment aud
their feelings naturally turn to de-.
sire for revenge, asd thus murders aud
less brutal crimes are added TO the
calendar. Generally speaking the
country is as free from crime as ii is
from poverty. The letter Is not
searched out and reported to news-
papers to any such extent as 10 crime,
and the particulars attendant upon
each case. There IL not the some de.
sire for details 10 cases Of poverty as
there is for those Of crime, and Dsws.
papers study TO please.
Right hers In Burlington county,
noted for its fertility of soil, In produ-
cling abundant crops, for i,s charity,
generally, there is poverty, grim and
gaunt, being borne by families who
would willingly bare their arms and
''sArn their bread by the sweat of their
brow" but opportunity does not seem
to be offered them to be thus inde.
pendent, and consequently that pride,
which is born with every true Ameri-
can, stiles appeal for aims, and cold
and hunger sap their very life-blood.
Such men are in ct condition to seek
revenge upon q 'seemingly heartless
public or to adopt the suicides plan
Of ending their mental and physical
suferings, which is a crime against
themselves. We would that an all
wise providence had willed it other
wise than that there should be so
much suffering, sorrow, poverty, wick
edness aud crime to battle with
through life. Those who cannot see
why some people will end their lives
to avoid suffering, or seek revenge
upon those who have wronged them
would do well to ask themselves if
they have ever been tempted by like
circumstances.
The news., 1882-02-16
We received 4 copy Of New York's

We received copy Of New York's
latest daily, The Press, of which
John B. Peck is one Of the editors.
II is bright, newsy and handsomely
printed shset aud should have large
circulation 10 this vicinity. We hope
the publishers will be successful in
their new enterprise and have DO
doubt they will be.
The news., 1882-02-16
*45E ABE NERVOUS?

a Cure Guaranteed. Sufferers from the above
disease (Nerv. us Debility will fnd perma-
nent relief nom the use OF Egan's Compound
ElIV IxIR AND ORGANIC PILLS. Not "
Aquack nostrum but the genuine a
prescription used in nay regular practice for
the past seven years. EL1xIE, 81 per package
or for So Pills Soc. per box. or for 81.
Severe cases require 3 tn boxes OF the
ELIXIR, with two or three boxes OF pills.
Goods sent 70 any address on receipt OF price.
], 7. EGAN 4 CO., 0gdensou N. Y. send
for circular. Sold by all druggists.
Feb, 9. 1852
The news., 1882-02-16

"Tze Nesosv has a larger circulation in
Burlington county than any paper published
outside Of Mount Holly.
The news., 1882-02-16
Also SENT FREE

A IL THE FINEsT EXTRACTS, 90
gay Kan, IS y. KiLLER's Drug store b
The news., 1882-02-16

DR.. McCosh, of Princeton, has been
quite Ill, but he is recovering now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

METHODIST SUNDAY->CHOOT. SOCIrTY.-
The regular monthly meeting OF the Meth
OdiSt sunday school society IL Richmond
and Manchester was held at Centenary
church sunday afternoon at I o'clOck-A.
l.. West (presidentl in the chair. {. T..
Rldy and J. +. Riddick secretaries. The
meeting was opened with singing by Cen
tenary school, and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Cane,
Of Mecklenburg.
Mr.. James II. Peay. Jr.. superintendent
of Centenary school. made a very gratlfv-
ing report d the condition u the school.
Although the number Of scholars who are
absent from the city cause, the roll 10 be
less than usual. yet the interest has not
abate1, and the officers and teachers are
earnest. prompt. and faithful in the dis
charge Of duty. The infant department.
under The management n one Of the most
useful and efficient teachers in the school.
deserves special mention. and for di~cl-
pline, Tromptitude. and earnest attention
l. unsurpassed. The school spends an
nUlly about $3.50 in Dorcas work. and the
result, have been very gratifying. He
urged the parent, II the children and the
member, Il the church % come and see the
work and encourage the workers.
Rev. !. W. Bleds0c then addressed the
moeting-Subiect. " Missionary Work.
The world is full of work. and every
Christian can find plenty TO do, II 80 dis
posed. Men are Lot in the world by
accident; but by tie viii IL
God and for a wise purpose. and one of the
great purposes Of God j. The salvation 4
tae world by human iu,trUmen'aiify. our
saviour while on earth went shout doing
go0d-d0in< missionary work ard be
that deTG-eS himself 90 thi York i. follow
in- In the footsteps Of the Master. be
hruc>. for this work viii be found by cul-
tivl.ing The spirit u promptuess. industry,
PRAYER, aUd dependence on God. He
urged the member, Of the Church TO unite
in thi. work with chceriulne-> and receive
the great reward that will be given.
Rev. j. 3. Lauren. Uncle Larey), Of the
Richmond ChrtsiidR Adrocnte. also adj
dressed the meeting on the work Of the
tmlrch for the children, and the work Of
the children for the Church. The Church
+, doing great deal for the children, but
not hall as much a. can and ought 10 be
doue. while the work II the children more
than repays all the labor put forth for
them. The Church ought ID see 10 the
and maintenance ~ more
schools, and to the gathering IN Of the
children who are >traying ike sheep with
out shepherd. The children exercise
powerful influence, and are silently but
-dectually working in the cause OF the
Master.
The following Is summary Of superin-
tendrut.' reports for July:
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DEATH OF Mr.. O'DoNNELL.-Tle follow
ing particular, of the death VI VT. rank
Oponnel. brother OF Nr. Dan.el y Don
Nell. u thi- city, are taken from The ohar-
I,t+.. y. Cl Observer u saturday last:
Tn, ,outh-jound train on the kichhohd
and panviUe railroad. which arrived IN
tAi, city yesterday AZ : O'Clock AhoeAeu
man from the track At 4 point ABOUT one
mile and hall thi, side of Lexington
inhictins injuries FROM which dcath re-
suited in 4 few minutes. No. o. CapItlH
L. Sagg. conductor, and Henry W MT
,err. engineer. pulled out from Lexington
I little behind time, and under luIi heau
~ steam the train WAS uoWhh5 over tue
rajl. at 4 fast rate. Lexington had been
left behind little over a mile "heh 'lie GU
l.ineer saw man waking along the track,
coming IN the direction ~ the apQrD'VuIi,l
,,-,in T. was Of course thought that the
man would step TO one SIDE IN que 1llho'
bpr a, the distance shortened between
tbqm and he made no sign OF leaving tne
track the engineer bowed tLe Whis'N'
Tba epoine was then within the distance
between telegraph-poles 10 the man. ne
poid no attention whatever 20 the Nul'''c'
iut looking straight ahead NJ lhe ap-
prOaghIng train. De Cui'IAu'N -
wifb an unfaitering step 70 Ms uooi'l'
The air-lrakes were applied, Du1 Ine M,
meptum Of the rushing tram was sc'IOe eIy
affected before the piiot OF the thZ NV
struck the man from lis ieet anu HGI ,!' .Cu
+ him bigh in the air. lie went 'uHiD'ill
through ,i,r the air to the height OF the smoke \.
stacE and in falling his head struck on Ih' 9i
heSd-Iight 'cf Of the engine, knockins in M M
xiii and spilling hi brains. Inc ne eoG4 ..'i4
feU on one side Of the track ana 'ne s'It, ~.
wa, stopped A. soon As po,si,usIS' r',n an, rr'
n,on snu breathing. was pickeu up an'
!-,'1, l.'D, ~ board the cars. The train starteC
IaSiH EncI 70 9D Lexington with him. but betoT,
81 ~ The Unfortunate man was established l.; "a; I, ..
ol ,ax.receipts re found in his pocket, shown, IN
that his name was Frank OponnTh' ri,lliTa AZ, ~,
lar lar he he was resident OF DanVille' Va
formerly Of Richmond
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A., ,orp CoLoRED CITIZEN GONE" IL
O.. = y ,,aei,I;n nrobablv the oldest colored
llain =, - Rirbm6nd. died yesterday morning
n1n ~ =, res,dence. in Rockets. He was porn
A. yT;ilian1shurc W about the year l1S3, ana
IN w u' ';n,e of his death was in the ninety
;l,L a. III vear of his age. lie came TO kicn-
MINI hinoI n is19 and engaged in steyedorlng Z,
nom u..hin, -. bnsiness he continued TO wofN
until be was nine'y-lour years o,u, ,s com. com
tIst We',AII ~ retirement from active pursuits.
peli1u 80 - faithful Christian and Jealous
lie ~ y =, IN the cause Of religion. lie leaves
n,S, VOL and ak children, and many warn
a WIZ ''~ 10th white and colOred-to regre,
nieI@ ,,' 18th THE funeral will take place AZ
his i,'I &C., sbis AFTERNOON from bis late resi-
dence.
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FESTIVAL OF THE AssUaPTroE--To-day
- the Catholic festival Of the Assumption
of the Blessed Virgin Mary. IDd Is Ot,-
served hy that denomination as holy
dav OF obligatOn.' in eOmmemor1fion of
the taking mp into Heaven Of the mcsber II
the Saviour. This festival has iss annual
recurrence on the 18th of Augr~s, on
which day services are held In an Catholic
churches the same ~ on Sunday The
date Of the institution Oi the festival u nm
known. but il l. mentioned n having been
celebrated with great solemnity before She
sixth century both in the Latin and Greek
churches. The services 1t the Cathedral
will be az :. :. and l0:30 o'clock \. VI.
rroR orHgR LncAL SEE gorRrH PAaE.l
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uEAR THE WITNESSES.

Many shrink from publicity IA connection with
g ;, = but W are permitted 20 refer to the follow
lng persons. who have known and witnessed its
wonderful effects:
PERRY. H0UsTOS COUNTY. Ga.
W have known -wift's specific tested in hum
tra- ~ most obstinate cases f B.o'd-Poi-"u4ng-
N.r~urial Hleumafi -lu. ~erafrll. sores. Eczema.
Cafarrh. etc. and dD con rcutlou~iy testify that
1ret xith Inc rnost perfect and ->nll success. cf
fected radical and permanent cures ID every case
III,t /. Dennari. George ". Knleu.
John D. Brown. George ". -lnSict'l'
william krIA-ou. john %. Hose
JAIME, ID. lhlrp- = afitH'
Moore futile. !. M. Bow D.
j. W Nimncriy. ). N. " Noii',S'
" d. Pierce. sheriff. !. ". NtuH. Co. Treas =,
60. Duncan Z. VI. kiIen.
Day GORDON l. VI bdeH'4' r'''i'N-
W are r.r-oral.v acquainted " IA the gentlemen
W1e-e -,En1 ures appear to me a1ofe 'r'ii'c -
IlrT are rltLcn- lf -Iit county 'i ne hlSe7e IT,
srtcna!lltT aGi character. o., = =. Gill; ....
u. n. CtLLtk.
Clerk sup. Court ulu,t Do county G+.
-N.-ti7- tut favorable reports. Believe :. :. :.
f-. -rtcifc f.riu Bl.oa-Di-ou-e. Il gives YER
"a. ,lt r4ctiou." %. W.J)NE>& 4 to.' Memphis
:. gives better -at.sf,ctiou than anything
We -''' '' '' '-'''''''' JACKS * CO.. Helena. ArS.
never had "a complaint of (. :"
ARrHCR PETER K CO.. Louisville Ky.
has given en irc satisfaction u every
one a. B. RICHARDS. Sherman ieA's'
have had an excellent sale i"r = = - an 'l'
rf..alts have been m1-t sltI-ilcfurY-
J. o. BUROE. Bowling Grecn' Ay.
our .tie- of = :. =. have been good and i'' sac
''S' JONES < CARY, Montgomery Ala'
,.,. .,.,on eot!~e satisfaction % every
- = e '' r RUSS. Paris, Texas.
~SS Ia. gvtn universal satisfaction. g.,
z. ". POWERS 4 Coz llchmohu' =
ss-s1.0oo REWARD ,rtu Be paia 70 anS
Chemist rAo uoill Jfaf on analysis \ 100 ,''.1''
ys.s. =. one particie IF Mercury Ioa'ts u ~
,1s,.u-,. or aay Rnerai substance.
Atlanta "a
price x small size, u; large si0e' tl''o'
-pLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
au l2--a-TuSTh
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
a sTEAMING CHAFFIyG-DIsH.

nr. Williams Wakes Up a Wasp-Higgins's
Resolutions Take the Place or the tom-
mon. Couaeu Clarke substi,ute-Increase
Of PAY for Ciy Officials and Employees-
An Interesting Gas Proposiiion-Adjourned
Until October.
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RAILROAD ACCfDEXT.-The faSt-rnail
train over the Richmond and t'rederieks-
burg railroad, due here at 3:0S O'Clock y.
VI. Yesterday, met with IN accident by
running into IN open switch n the COM
pany's sh0ps near the city. AlIthe coaches
were thrown otfthe track. AMI the engineer.
who reversed his engine and put on the
and then jumped od- was
severely hurt about the head. FSe fire.
man was also slightly hurt. Nc one else
injured.
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Ladies'. Attention i,

Tio-. who are now putting mp their sup
ply u pickle viii md 10 ChristiIn
white a lot II pure cider vinegar tour
vr.,r. Old. and great variety ~ the fiue~t
lrrorted spices Give then q call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
.rCrIox SALES THIS DAY

rr-On sli sa4s or Real state made oe''n'e' ~
I.r~f .nuary and Ls-s "f aHe me &C az = -
,,t r,.,r ~ .e ~ -. paid 0y the puf'h h49.f, -
Lt' - a.,,l~ -.t ,r.n ne i-t ~ July Isi Iitt %
a.. Ts,- ne s.xes ave - be paid ey tne '1sE,
lrhit .ls.oH vas Icopted 4sat nl - . -. - 80.
rltest T., I.irhmon1 Aad vicinity
pl.HNOND BAzAAR. 1924 Maln 'Hss" " -
- II. lst hoar,ls0ld furniture. &c
INO. r. LAT6HTOS. JE- 10 = IL "A''''
sesy-fry. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15

40, vos NEW YoRR.-It is seldom Sc
OFF 'rsion r0~ 70 New York Is offered our
leet ,A S'>'" The ri one which leaves the byrq,
street station al O'Clock 'na' IL, Bsneyo-
under the auspices oi Tue i'AJ eSnrch, and l.
lent society Of DR.. HogeIs - 'reac reaebes New
by the regular train, when nrsehsnt, lsata and
York tomorrow morning. hertt eIrsntare o.
trsyerers generally will take rsa adsd" Nv m,
The cheap iifteen-day ticket oaefe" " w.
committee.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, southerly TO westerly
winds, partly cloudy weather and local
rains in extreme northern portion, lower
barometer and stationary or slight rise in
temperature.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
hot.
Thermometer YESTERDAY s A. NJ, 20: /:
\. NJ, 50; noon, IS; 3 Z. NJ, IS; q z.
NJ 81; midnight. sc.
Mean temperature, s04.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
Barr's Patent BOttle-F FiIer-A South
Carolina Invention

\ novelty in the mechanical application
% toe force-pump principle j. being shown
by Or. !. VI. We.tmoTehnd. Of Greenyills.
:. G.. r. il bottis-tiiIer. and L. especially
adapted 10 druggists work IN the rapid
handling u 0ils and other yi.rid. sluggish
liquids. II l. exceedingly simple, and ~
operation readily understood The iluid
O. To- bottled may be- either drawn from
reservoir. which is a part II the ai,cr. or
from the barrel or original package, by
hose connection. connected with Che main
reservoir i tubular receptacle. into
which lhe liquid lows by atmospheric
pressure. and this iu turn Ia. valve con-
nect.on with q solid pIunGer or piston
pump. The lever which moves thi- piston
i graduated hy q scale. and can be scr 20
any pulntitv from ona-half ounce 20 six
teen ounces. ~ This lever Is raised the
liquid follows into rhe vacuum formed, and
when IL l. depressed the return valve closes.
preventing fcH'w into the reservoir and
compelling the Gqujd r. find outlet through
a >iphon--h10ed nozzle into 'hc bottle ro
Dee lilrd. The instant the force ou the
lever ceases th. 3aw x arrested lt the noz-
zle iy tlr upward pressure oi the itmo-
sphere on The mouth 4 the outlet. and not
o drop cll he wasted. l. is c'eanlv and
complete IN g., working. and I. capable ~
dllin- 5000 bottles i'm one day. the re-
uarAable feature j. flat no one ba, before
brought out 50 simple device. One of
tho-- machines IS in operation a. ..af
Purcell. LlGd E C0'... who express entire
satisfaction with II.
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hour ~ : \. H." &c. Referred to the
Committee on Ordinances.
Adjourned until second Monday in No
vember.
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Read cERTlfTArEs OF EMINENT -oUTit-
FRN PHYSICIANS ~ NOrRPAMrILETs
srurFR RESORTS.

DON AR HOTEL. - \ AIR, ' :.
= i,ut-syloN ~ PHIDE- FOR THE gAIL
-E t-Vs.
..-,tis~. rrn urE secure board Do tlft hA,-I
pt~4gAsLk RESORT 20 ktDt tth ~ if.--
an. f.5.- and .ppalntmrnfs tr- "r.l Iowa u y
sfr,,-rLA-,. anG fhc ASS sti-nfe ffritts- = -
f.- - \. roam.. n applied fIr ilic ~. iAH n"~
ls o1.linrti.
,.Is-st H-BARNARh Naasssf.
,fHE CELEBRATED RANLEY
4 sPRING--AS CNEQJ LIED ALtfkA-
TIVE AND TONIC tHALi bhAtk ASD I u
PHTK-fn TIE picturr-l .rFnerf ta1 .frlbt
10, agtaln ar e y ~ Ht subpAnt "ttn ,sifN'p'h
.na ~ aue turu e.. rOuutFtt-x A. Laif,s-s.s-
5ur. sesen miles A.erfnf- sin aar graz "a Wy
.v.fry. VIII be 0psn latl Os fpAth X lgIh..
fha SI PEglOR BAND DF fts Flt' - =.
- r~tlIuri durtag september. 49, Nt y = .'-.- -
f,tr buudrrsi que. . BoN Qtf7sn a .fasl '" - -
,rri m. -xIecrsd - remain airing LIS A'" 50
t ensuing months , . - vtr,..,,.
-rrtux- and d s.f iaefri "a ssia-L4 q, .iiA AN
! flrf uusurra --fi- ...--A--
: RArss ~ ezAED for =" fsibp"s ist ''1E'o'T.
( - D.. =. WATKINS l. -
/ "a s-.,4!.o. Na1ag gef "a stsv ssrsnx.
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= "
10000 their cqusI has nevert.en seen
On this continent
% champion bare-back riders. ma q sud G,m4s.,
beaded by Miss VIOLA RIVERS. ORIS
HOLLIS and CHARLES EHRRs.
10 KING MATCHMAKING Gowns.
dlst and foremost the great ans ,nIy
} AYMARS. z
WILLIS COBBs's ORIGINAL AND ONLY
MINIATURE CRCCsOF Does. COATS
AND NONKEY~
: ENORMOUS METROPOLITAN MENACE
RIBS UNlTgD.
80 BLAZONED CAGES OF WILD nEAsrS SO
Positively she largest collection - E1.-sreIy
Rare Wim Animal. F.th any exhibition
on the continent.
rUE LARGEST LIVING WHITE NILE HIPPO
POTNMUS EYER IMPORTED,
\ Aase- shambling River-lIorse. The terrvr - Nj
-Auri,us.
NPAlR OF MAJESTIC GtRAFFF-
hs"k~p - harne.-. and drawing Roman CltIota-
100000 INVESTED N MORE THAN
so Tons OF EDUCATED FLE-H.
llaa-ter til-rrpresoat.ug nERUOF PERtOElI-
lNG ELEPHANTS. including twice thc
largest ininltl >nown to rri-t. re f-
nous odd lnal War elephant
~NERNE~."
e0,ssl inches ,ai'sr. lnl the heaviest animal ~E-
81 rhis couslleuf. .l..i fa t" over goo
YetEsor iEr.
Al-o lhr midget, LITTLE DOT"
thFr,e ,he Husilest fa..-grown Elephant ever
TIE GREATEST oF ALL
FEATURES. THE FIRST ...
AND ONLY GENUINE
-LroV->LAYER,~
ari ovr- eco o'hsr are features.
rrfr flW gnVsrf BEAR BRUNO"
-rf' ~ AIR SHIP ration outside. .frceto all
~IE -Urtl> RErJEN tEnH sONQUssr-
AOTtErER OF MILIloS STREET
PARADE.
THEE SUPERB
"NR"l'- vi SIC Al hRlGADEs
rfrv NEW iFgfArHA@ STEAM BANDA
- .olCED 80 BlLEE CHoRC~.
ALWAYS EXHIBITING JT>T WHAT
IT ADVERTi-E-.
CHEAP EXCLUSION RATES oS AL. RAIL-
ROADS To THE GREAT " WORLDS
EXPOSITION
ONE TICKET ADMITS To ALL ADvER-
Tt-ED SLOWS.
CHILDREN UNDER YEARS HALF PRICE
TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS DAILY.
IT CONTROL MILLION. BACKED 81 NIL
LIpN- MORE. AID. -D r NJ ~ II l.
1ONtE9 NFD. ~ OTHER
SHOW EXl-I-.
WILL Also EXHIBIT ~ Petersburg
THURSDAY. AUGUST lrrH.
G-t.lII3El5I
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POSITIVELY ONE DAY oSLYi
n ,sRFTr a cnS

= n. BARRETT & cos
NEW UNITED MONsFER RAILRo AD SHOWS,
ORIENTAL CIRCrs. EGYPTIAN CARA
vAS.AND UNIV FRsAL EXPOSITION
OF LIVING WONDERS
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The next meeting viii be held at LAUREL
street church second sunday in september.
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LIVER REGULATOR.

CINMONS LIVER REOCLAloN'
ASK TIE RECOVERED
r,vsrentie. Bilious sufferers victims 'f feVer An4
4 IN. the Mercurial-Diseased pauen|
now THEY RECOVERED
health. cheerful spirits aud good appetite uie'
will tell you by taxing
SIMMONS LIVER KEGCLAtViN'
~, DYSPEPSIA. CONSTlPAllDN'' 'i1H -. - =
p'ft',. ,,tscks. SICK HEADACHE t"Hc' ~ ~
,,r..-.1op of spirts, SOUR STOMACH Heartburn
&e- %'-' II HAS No EQUAL.
MI -,,,lled southern remedy ls WI naII..n ~ - !, :
.-,,r tir a single particle - hhHS IN VI ''
friurfo.. M neral substance Dut =
PURELY VEGETABLE
=, ca, feel drowsy, debihtated have x1d
. II 80 80 ~,,-,fn tastes badly. poor Alprlttt.s,,, - -
.leA,.',> .le - YOU are suffering from totp'4 - L
s.s s"s Sift,w.ue-s." and nothing All cNI' wv
s-...,iiva anf permanentiy ~ u zee
SIMMONS LIVER REGOLA lVi-
-, v,,tb .afety and the happest r,sul, - =
-, - JrIcale infant. u 49, t4io .1,,s,...t
- nd hitter. u every kind- ). -. =. -, Ssorld
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BROWNS moS BIrTERs

-o3 SOUTH PAcA STREET. BALTIMORE
November p, ISL.
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several weeks could oat nothing and was gro sins
weaker every day. I tricd Browns IRON BIT
TEEs. lal an happy % .ay now have a good ap-
peute. and am getila- stronger
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REM etAS.

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