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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-08-18
For County COmmiSSiOncr
HENRY L. GRADY.

Through the solicitation of II number Of citi.
Zeus from different sections of the Uunty, offer
myself as II candidate for County Commissioner.
Good Roads aud good Bridges at The least cost TO
the County, and economy in all our County affairs,
will be the rule of action with me, if aii
eectcd HENRY L. GRADY.
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Jonas l.. SWI\k,

The friends ui Jonas H. Swiuk believing that he will
d>Cha tho DATES the ucr Tor ihr h,St interests
the county, nominate Inn Il candidate for tounty Y
commissioner II you want good roads and bridges vote
for Jonas l.. Swiuk
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MAJ. Ii. j. THOMSON.

The friends of Maj, II, J, Thomson announce him
candidate tor the o!iiCr ui county commissioner
Mayor Thomson i an intelligent tactical man, and
elected would dp all in his power tn bring alb ua system
of economy and reform in County affairs, that wOul
b. beneficial tu all the people,
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REV. ]. : RAII.EN.

Til, firndS Of licv. = Bricy, propose his rs
suitable to fill the office of School Commissioner.
MIR Bailey has for many years been prc;clm: to fee
blc Churches which have not supported him II elected
to this office according To the plan adopted by the
NentiOn lac will serve the people the best OF his ability
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SroCr's, \. c., Jan. IL, 1857.

Cdpt' j. T. JOhnsfon:
i'edr Sr-lt is with pleasure can certify that
the horse power Portable Bay State Eng ne and
Boiler that bought from you last January il
all could ask or hope to find in an engine ofthe
same SIZE OF any make. have been saving.
ginning ana grinding almost daily with it. and
II has not cost me one cent for any kind of re-
pairs. car cut on average 4 900 feet of one
inch boards pei day with So pounds of steam
and using not over three quarters OF a cord of
wood. Respectfully, yours.
}. VI. HENDERSON,
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GEORGE b. TUCKER.

EDIroR OF The TINES. vt the earnest request
of II few ofmy leading friends, who believe that
ifa candidate may be successful in the Primary
election, | hereby beg leave TO announces myself
as n candidate i0r membership in the House Of
Representatives in the ensuing election.
GEORGE i. TUCKER. =
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GlLNlER G.. GREER.

The friends oftiimer &. Greer, knnwning that
he possesses all the necessary qualifications iui
the Office and that he is Il worthy aud honorable
man, announce him Il candidate for County Com
missioner
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w. W. HUGHES.

The Office of \uduris ofhc most important in thC
County aud should he filled 10y thoroughly competent
The friends ofW. W.1Iughcs, knowing him to br
fully competent and experienced in the office respect
submit his to the of the County the pr
mary election, rs candidate for that Office.
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For Probate Judge.
DAVID Johnson. JR.

The friends of Mr. David johnson, Jr. announce him
a. candidate for reelection to the oitte of Probate
Judge. Mr. johnson has filled this important office To
the complete satisfaction of all who have had business in
that court and with signal ability, for four years But
few men have higher qualities for that position ana none
cbdld discharge Its duties more honoraby and promptly
than he has lie will do to tie to under any emergency
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-08-18

YELLOW FEVER IN TExAs-Laredo August
l3.-puring the twenty four hours ended at g
o clock last night, twenty five new cases of yellow
fever appeared in Brownsville, in this State, and
twenty three in Matamoras, Mexico. In the
latter place ei ,ht deaths from the disease occur.
red, aud in the former one death.
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For School OlnmissiOncr.
ID. A. TOWNSEND

MIR. EDIToI.--1hc friends of Maj. ID. A. Townsend
take pleasure in announcing his name Il candidate
for denomination in the ensuing primary election for the
office of School commissioner. lie needs
dutun. His education and long expert teacher
Cmincutv quality him for the position while his past
cord as SCHOOL officer atte>tS his efficiency
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An agreemeut had been reached between our
government aud that of Mexico by " hich hostile
indians may he pursued within certain limits
across the boundary OF either country. This is
n sensible agreement, and is m evidence of the
better understanding now existing between the
two Republics
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REV. SIDNEY ID. +. GAULT.

The many friends OF Rev. Sidney H. +. GaUlt, of
North colri respectfully submit his to the Not
of Union County suitable person I" TN IhS orc of
County Commissioner. Possessing every qualification
necessary Iull the duties OF the ullIC, know lC
will If elected, reflect honor upon himself aUl those
who elect him. H. viii honestly Liid' lh, result q" the
Primary rccliu and lhrOcl! 'ihiCi .II thin support
the Democratic Party, lis nominees and Platform.
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JOSHUA Z. MULLINAN.

The friends of Joshua =. Mullinnx announce
him n candidate for the office of Auditor of Union
County. Not only do we tn nix him capable of
filling the office, but know him TO be an in.
dustrious aud worthy man.
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MIR. ERWIN WOOD.

Mr.. Erwin Woods successful management of his own
affairs Il >uri nl guaranty that he would prudnIly
the affairs al the County he i therefore
prCiIully presented To the voters I'll Union County
suitable candidate the Ollie oi County Commissions
AT the approaching primary election.
MANY tI IIIE\S
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JAMES NJ tiI,l,

The friends Of Mr. James NJ Gee, knowing him to be
fully competent and having full confidence in his ntCS
ry and honor present him to the voters Of Union rs
candidate for the office Of Pr0bate Judgn.
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Nj AIR lSIICD.

LANDER R-McLAUGlII. I.lN.--Marriel on the
Slh inst, at the residence Of the brides father
hy Rev John Is. wilson, Mr.. I. :. Lee Linder to
Miss Emma Il. Mclaughlin, all of Union County
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Holm +. HAWKINS

We, the friends of Mr.. John Hawkins, knowing hin
To h' worthy aud well qualified Tor the position
ann"unc" him candidate for the oilicc OF County Com
LII
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JOHN lsODGER.
ii. l.. tiOSS.
c. T.. GULF.

The several classes Of our community should have a
representative County ticket and in behalf Ui the
Young men respectfully suggest the name of G.. G..
iul Mr. Cup possesses all the qualities necessary To
fill that office with credit himself and the County
which elects him.
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j. L. YOUNG.

The many friends of Mr. j. c. Young. knowing him TO
he fully competent to fill the office, nominate him as a
candidate for h" ni',' at Auditor Of Union County
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Carriage Painting.
Notice to Creditors.

DURSUANT TO an order Of his honor. Judge
/ J. 5. Cothran, passed June u, 1882 NIL
persons having claims against the Estnte NJ
JOHN BRONZE JETER, deceased, are required
to present and establish them before me at
Union e. H., on or before the twenty second day
,"f August next. j. 4. WALLACE,
Special Nrstrt.
,Gsr 20 &c 81
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CLIFFO Ord MIN ARY.
Union. So. O.

Union. So. Ca.
FlNHE Fall Term will open September II. 1882
Il Pupils received ut any time, anu charged
from week of entrance till close Of term.
Adh eSs, REV. B. &. CLIF FORD
Aug lS 33 At
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Midsummer Special Offer.

Under our Midsummer Sale we off 4 to
sell during the months of JUNE, JULY,
AUGUST, and SEPTEM BER 1892,
PIANOS 9ud ORGANS of every make
style aud price, at our very lowest cash
rates:
On. PnaDs $25 C,ish, Buhunce NoU / 80
On O,yo"s 80 Cush. B,'oncc Nov l, 81
If balance cant be paid in tie fall, lon.
ger time will be given, with reasonable
increase of price All instruments o.! every
grade and price included in the sale. Tell
your musical friends Of it. Write us for
Catalogues, Price List, Circulars. This
offer closes October lat, 1882.
Address j. T.. NORRYGT.
or McSmuh Music iIousr GrccnviIlr, :. &.
MAY rs 2D "
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For Treasurer.
CAPT. THOMAS CONFER.

CAPT. THOMAS CONFER.
The many friend, OF capt. Thomas Conner, knowing
Him u lac truly honorable and we'll qualified Tor
the performance uI the duties oi the Office hereby
mat him candidate. for County Ir L>uTcr A. super
Ni>'r al Registration Ia has proved him>l to he irh
iul officer, a c"It""u, and ""liSins gentleman.
q. SANDIORD GREGORY.
You will please announce my a> a candidate for
the office q" Treasurer at Union county. Ii should IL"
terminated 10y the people, acEnriinS In th| present law,
shall I', grateful 10 them and if appointed 10y The ap
pointing power shall Try To faithfully di>ChLrs" the
duties ui IlIy Ull!CCi
". o. CONNOl;
Tn friend, Of Mr William o. Conn"r present him TO
the voters ensuing Primary Election tor ths oic
C.iy Treasurer oi lnInn for which he is 10y char
acIcr and ability, well TI,Iif I. -
W " = Drr
Thr fri nd, of ~ -s,tl knowing his ability per-
form Tia" "i, "!i' and having full confidence
in his n",,. r,..nr nim candidate for the oIlrc
OI Treasurer OF Union County
W II. :. HARRIS.
Mi. I.pIr"E. We respectfully annDdnr' ihr name of
W. u :. HurN - i candid 1t" fr thc oIin oi County
Treasurer, At ia" ensuing election.
GEN. Il. II. FOSTER.
Ia, friends "t j,rm H. Il. F~r,r tn present. ncumn-
hInt, hrTay u"niuII, hH cinlllt' H.: uuuty Treats
ur.T. G"r. Foster has made prompt, faithful honest,
aud cIpanl" Ir >rcr ana that Is ihr only character OF
man "" should have in ~uci an important "iic'
R.J.I. THOMAS.
tn rci. ol> or pt..I T. rhnm,.. wh, proved hin,>l
y, their chrirr rr Treasurer of unDn Comfy.
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Thousands Of musical families are intend
ing to purchase Pianos and Organs .n the
fall when cotton comes in. Why wait !!
Buy at once, and cnlivcli Tie long. hot sum
mcr months with music and make the Ilar.
vest Home" still more joyful.
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Notice to Roa Superintendents.
Notice to Creditors.

NOUIOO % V1 1OUICOIo.
DURStANT to an order made by his Honor
l. Jude j. :. COthran. at June term, 1882, of
the Court of Common Pleas for Union County,
The Creditors of MILTON NJ. HUMPHREYS,
deceased. are required to establish their de.
mands against said deceased before me on or
before the 2jin day Of September. 1882, bc
forever barred. JAMES MUNRO,
Master
June - - 3m
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l. o N G L EAF
-l'& a. LU NIB HCHS,
FROM
LEXINGTON, S. @.

WYE will deliver 1T Union s. c., or any Sta
w ii"n between Aston and Union, Lumber
at The i~owing rates.
Ilinc llciIi II .JU per ,DiU lCct
Heavy Timhers ........... II
Leave your orders with VIM. 4. Nichols On,
our authorized Ageat for Union County.
EFORD Il WINGARD.
Aug Is -; I'm
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JOHN X. MINTER.

JOHN X. MlNTER.
\ NEW DEPAHTURE-rIIE OFFICE SEEKING
TIE MAN.
MIR. EDITOE:-Aftcr many and repeated solicitations,
Mr.. John X. Mntcr Of Cross Keys township has
scented for his name To before the authorized voters,
at the approaching Democratic Primary Election,
candidate Tor ninaon, one OF the representatives
Oi UniVu tuun,y in the state Legislature.
JOHN RODGER.
The friends of John l;udgcr take pleasure in annUunc
ing his Il candidate for in the House of
Representatives, OF this State.
H. L. GOSS
The friends of ii. L. GuSS, recognizing his eminent fit
ness for the position, announce HIM candidate Tor seat
in the House OF Representatives ut this state.
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" q. (ONNOl,.

Tl' friends nf Mr. " iiliIm o. Conner present him 4
the voters tho ensuing Primary Election tor thg ollie
o Criy Treasurer Oi tnInn. for which hu is, by char
actcr and ability, 80 well IIhth t. =
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Tho fri nd, of " -Spit knowing his ability to per-
form Ih, ,lti,,r "!in and having full confidence
in his iul" t! pr,rnI En candidate for the ullrc
OI Treasurer Of Union County.
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Mi. I.pIr"E. We respectfully annDdnr' ihr name Of
W. "a :. Harms candid II" frr thc OIL, o County
Ir.l,tr.r. IL lh, .mimg ul,cInm.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-11
Humane Society.
The New Haven Branch Organize
 RHcars Ehnsar

The New Haven Branch OrganiZed-
 Officers Chosen.
 At the meeting at Loomis' Temple, yester- day afternoon, of the New Haven members of the Connecticut Humane society the ganization in New Haven was completed by the election of the following officers
 VICE PRESIDENTS.
 Tn Tn lI S. R. Trowbridge, jr, Mrs T. H Bishop p.-''' Rev. John Todd Mrs Ellen NJ. Clifford, Geo. M Harmon, Mrs. Francis Wayland, 8. E. Merwin, jr Mrs. F. N. Reed.
 
 Miss Harriet B. Pupderson, Mrs. E T. Fitch Mrs Enos s. Kimberly, Miss Justine Ingersoll, Gov H. BiRe1ow D Golf Phpps, Henry D. White, F. G. Stoddard. Agents-Capt. Alfred Hill, B. Tyler Henry, Dr.: C. B. Adams Nelson Adams, Robt. B. Bradley, pr. Paul Prosecuting Agents-James s. Colby, Lucius P. Demtng Rufus F Pickett, Johnson T. Platt The present society has branch societies in 1 sixty towns in ths State, including New Ha- ven It has five classes of membership ac- tive life, admitted upon fee of $50; asso- ciate life, admitted upon payment of 1925 active annual, associate annual and branch members, admitted respectively upon pay ments of $5. $3 and $l. The president is l Rodney Dennis, and among the vice presidents Bishops Williams and Me Mahon of this State; Rev. Dr. Noah Porter, Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Rose 1 Terry Cooke, Mrs. John s. Beach, New Ha ven; F. J. Kingsbury, Greene Kendrick, Waterbury Oliver Hoyt, Charles L. Mitch l ell and Edward $. Wheeler.
 | Some forty persons were present about ! twenty of whom were ladies, at the meeting 1 yesterday. President Noah Porter called the meeting to order and introduced Rev. Dr. Burton. Dr. Burton gave a synopsis of the history of the State organization. The New Haven society has already 8 membership o1 | about two hundred, and is an influential or 1 ganization. Dr. Burton counseled particular 1 care in inc selection of agents Mir. Charles l. Mitchell and Mrs. c. Bery Peetts, of thii city, and Mrs, Skinner, of Hartford, were the committee on nominations
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Collage Items.

The warm weather has brought out mar bles and niger infaAs again.
 A school has been opened in Nov York fer annex.
 Professor Ladd returned yesterday and will resume recitations this morning.
 The excursion to Middletown postponed from last week will take place this week Sat- urday, weather permitting.
 movement for the formation of a canoe club in college is being agitated, and meet ing of those interested in this sport will be held at 20 South this evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 Longbridge. '83, and Reynolds, '84, have been appointed delegates to the Y. M. 0. A. convention to be held at Charlestown, com mencing October If.
 Lawn tennis is booming at Cornell. new association has been formed and many new members admitted. An association also ex- ists among the professors of that college.
 Tho fall regatta, which takes place this af- ternoon at Lake Saltonstall, promises to be most interesting. There has been great deal of interest shown among the different classes and the several crews have been faith fully training for three weeks '83 has made most enviable record in boating, having lost but one race since she has been in college. Her crew, though light, are rowing in good form and promise to push '84 and '85 very hard. The junior crew is the heaviest and the sophomores pre-. sent, perhaps, the prettiest appearance. These crews row the first race, two mile straight away. The seniors have the west course, sophomores the middle and juniors the east The senior color is blue; the junior, white the sophomore red. The next race is g shell race, and sev- eral of the best single sculls in college will enter. This will be mile and turn. The last event is the mile race between the fresh men crews of the academic and scientific de- partments. The first race will be called at 3 o'clock. ". T. Guernsey Of the Law school, is starter l.. K. Hull and T. w. Rogers, 'S3, are timers, and G, St. J. Sheffield is the ref cree. It is the duty of every college man to go out to the lake and cheer on his crew and all who go will be amply repaid for the trou-
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Wednes lay Morning, Oct. II. 1882.
NEW ENTERTAINMENTS TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DA Am srican Cough Drops-At Druggists. At Druggists Liver Pills. Broadway Cash Store-Paul Jente x Bros. Cart r's Liver Bitters At Druggists. Corpices- l94 Chapel Street. Carrie Swain New Haven Opera House. Cumberland Coal-Enos S Kimberly Dec ,ra i've Paper Hangings-Pjatt < Thompson. Fancy Band Shades-194 Chapel Street. Flour Stands-Frank s. Platt Game David Cowell. Lace Curtans-Wtpdow Shade Co. Little Liver Pi1s-At Dru gists. Lost-Deposit Book-M. E. Terrell. Magees Ideal-S H. Plumb Co. R<~.ate Notice-Estate of Lester J. Bradley.
 liar Course of Lectures-High School Hall.
 o.s Surprise Party-New Haven Opera House. Rooms With Roard-20l Orange Street. Topsy Vsnn-Carll's o era House. wanted-Board and Room-"T. A." Wanted-shirt Makers-M. X B. Shirt Mani. Co. wante e1-Interest In Business-Box 975 wanted-Housekeeper M. B. Merwin. WaDted-Rooms-Ssnfor Wanted Rooms-J. H. B. Want, d-Mechanic-"W. H. s. wanted-Aodste Engagements L. B. Wanted-Nurse-139 Dwight Street. uted-Waitress-3 Whitney Avenue. wauted-Young Man--Lock Box S82. Wanted-Situation-46 Day Street. Wanted-Situation-211 Franklin Street. Wanted -Situation-'.Want.' Wanted-Situation- Washington Street. wanted-Situation-Mrs Johnson. Wanted-Situation-16 Grand Street. Wanted Situation-7 William Street. wanted-Situation-7 Wal Street. wanted-Situation-5 Day Street. Wanted-Situation-1 Carlisle Street. wanted-Situation -2s3 George Street. Wanted-1ituation-6 Park street. Wanted-Situation-64 Crown Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-11

IthWrfePs spear.
 One touch of it transformed the toad at the ear of Eve into his true Satanic shape, and sent him away. The toad of disease is silently issuing his venom, not at the ear. but at the kidneys and liver of many a man who, 'sfeeling out of sorts, ,'' does not know just what is the matter with him. By and by, when the mischief is done. and Brights Dis ease or some other terrible ma1ady has set in, he discovers his ailment only to despair of it's cure. Now Hunts Remedy is as lthur- iel's spear It's touch reveals the disease in it's true shape, and then dismisses it from the system Even in the worst of kidney complaints, it is not too late to call Hunts Remedy in. It has snatched many from the very jaws of death o9 3teod
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-11
DamaRed BV Acfds

The George W. Miles company, Milford, met with loss Monday night. Monday af ternoon barge load of sulphuric acid ar- rived at their dock at Welch's Point and by some means unaccounted for the vessel spranR aleak and settled on one side so that the acid, which was contained in large tanks, ran over the top, burning hole through the side of the vessel and she sank. The acid was valued at about S2, 800,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-11
sne Milford and Oran~e Fair.

The Milford and Orange fair will be held at Neadowside park, Milford, to day and Thurs day, October II and 12. There will be trot- ting both days. For the 2:37 class Wednes- day there arc five entries; for the thrse-min- ute class seven. Thursday there will be a trot for the 2:45-seven entries-and free for-all classes The entries for the latter will not close until o'clock to-day. The trotting g will begin at l o'clock Members and sea son tickets are $1; single tickets 25 cents teams the same and children under twelve years 15 cents
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Prof. Reilly. Academy,

Prof. Reillys school for dancing in this city is doing finely. The professors pres tige and long success in his profession makes his name synonym for all that is graceful, first-class and advanced in the terpsichorean art. He is very popular in this and other cities, drawing to his academies fine class of patronage.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-11
4 Monster Oys,er Shell

Captain Gilbert Williams, of Essex, who has recently returned from the Phillipine Islands to Middletown, brought with him half of an oyster shell which is three feet two inches long, two feet wide, and the bowl six teen inches deep. The shell weighs 22s pounds.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-11
Game.

MT. David Cowell at his restaurant, No. 366 State street, has on hand 6 fine and large stock of game, partridge, woodcock, quail, plover, &c., which he will sell to day at loat prices. Lovers of game will do we'll to call and look at his stock
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

DEPARTMENT.
 9FsIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIoEk,}
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct. Ill A. NJ. For New England fair weather during the day, fol- lowed by threatening weather and rain north to east winds slight followed by falling barometer and slight change in temperature.
 For the Middle States local rains, cloudy weather northeast southeast winds, lower barometer sta tionar yor sight fall in temperature.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-11

Not particle of quinine in Carters Liver Bitters, but they particularly recon mended to those who have long used quinine and felt it's injurious effects.
 Wholesale by Richardson < Go. all drug gists at retail. oil Cd 1w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-11

Try Carters Little Nerve Pills for any case of nervousness, sleeplessness, weak stomach indigestion, dyspepsia, &c. relief is sure. The only nerve medicine for the price in market. IL vials at 9 cents.
 Wholesale by Richardson < Co. all drug gists at retail. oil 6d 1w