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CURE YOURSELF!

w. uoNannlns VEGETABLE Carate" swarran,cd 10 ror.
xsawWg .uN OF! inIns of rrrrr siiotfhsa OF sewlr,l
mche'A bcarial lrhily, imputrnsy, etc. and rrs,,T,
iml ipetr' rnd bring back the "Ncaihhi Nlyors oi
ho' Wy 'N ',suuNvd wy sexual cscsscs or evil rtar,
ltta iniiOW i've o. sclrn NUks time. This f,tn,iv MN
has h,yn usd by DE- Bohauuan In his priync i, ~
over thlN years. was uvyrr known 10 ai I'M ,,iTing ~,
The NOHNi tistN II gives vitality and i,nnrf,s t,s,gS
wan Nomtu 'lgct tn those mldlc-agrd m,n Who t,cl
weakness beyond their lrurs, It, n,ruaiiur ptnprt,s
are ict ~ nnrr, Young men suffering nom Nc ron,r
Quenrc ~ lpi dtrndhly destructive habit OF Slf Aimee
~ w.. thm ihcle with the assurance oI tpccty ami
IMh,NlNl tutc. The patient gains strength and eIas
uu ~ sp ~ once Ne acts dCy on M, rarts anttt-
soothing Pnd healing tonic and ano,l,ic 10 the NJ.
ah,I sehh Nc.ircs aud ifta,d ducts innaTtnf rowrr
eu tgnc nnl nlvnng them ~ Jt natural stale nm, tane
We han'inl habit had never bSn imiulsri h. Ibs
hHeiCns ay simple productions Of naiuf-hstks tuois
h.ln. ,lgs anh Arn s,rihc iht the Hhp,c diseases
nI-ltlcc liN Dollars sent vnh ni directions e,r d,
my mi,ts. lgt sale only n Dr. g A. lnhannans oi,cs
a. w North ih stfc. bcsrcn Washington avenue an
utrh ,,tcyt, ~. Louis, Mo. Eah.hcd III iSr s
uf-Dt n's"ir.ail.', on Special b.s.s," which give,
elch dclncpinn " the natn, causes symntnns nsn, y,
e,fy, etc, Of Siiuliis. SEMINAL WI,kNIss ffr .sg,
ihsh any aidivss upon rccp, ofonc stamp 'N'
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SOM Z HING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW,

There exists a means of SO.
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless arti.
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redness.
ROnghness, EruptiOns, Vul.
gar Flushings, etc. etc. SO
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a disfgured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for 10 cents.
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TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
CLARK & SCLATER,
Danville, Va.

Is a never.f falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, sper.
matorrhna, LOST
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer yearS-such az
Loss OF Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal Ennis.
Sion, Aversion to Soc!e.
", Dimness of Vision.
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lowing taken from the New York Post will be

lowing, taken from the New York Post will be
OF interest To our readers
In order 10 estimate the extent to which the
worlds supply of cotton and wheat would be in
any way affected, or delayed, by a war in Egypt
which would disturb the usual industries or
either diminish or delay supplies from that
country or from India, by the obstruction of the
suel canal 1t may be stated that the total cotton
supply OF the world in 1850 was furnished rs fol-
lows, viz BY the United States, 277S,OOO, 900
pounds, or 900 per cent; Egypt, 35O UOOUOO or
lbs per cent India, $3.50 600 pounds or . 81
per cent, and Brazil 10000 pounds, or > Is
per cent II wi! be seen that Egypt furnished
something over 10000 bales, nearly the whole
ofwhich was exported to Europe, while India
furnished about $4,000 bales By recent ad-
vices 10 the financial Chronicle ii is stated that
the exports from Egypt nom September list to
July 9TH have been ia2l7l bales. SO that If the
crop of 1881 was equal To that of lSSO only about
half of the usual Egy puan cotton supply
10 Europe ruS gone forward. The OK
ports nom all India since January list are
reported at l,5SltOO bales bnt not OF
exports from India this year have been unusu-
ally stimulated by the falling ulfof 500 Op0 bales
iii the export from the United States as compar-
ed with laStyear, and it may therefore be as.
sumed that the cotton supply of India has
nearly all gone forward. 1he wheat supply
from India To Europe out of the last crop was
estimated at 2O,0000l0 bushels of which a little
over 1000 0CO had gone forward from January |
10 May y. The surplus of wheat In Egypt
available for export was much smaller than that
of India probably not over one fifth as much
From the foregoing facts it will be seen that
the remaining supply Of either cotton or wheat
to come forward from Egypt or India would bt
so small as not TO cause any erca. difference il
the further supply for Europe for this year, il i
! were delayed or even stopped by a war The
only important effects to be anticipated from
| such an event would be, first the increased de
| mand by England for food, clothing arms, etc
! etc, incident TO her equipment of an army and
! second the effect TO diminish the production o.
wheat and c ton in Egypt next year by the dis.
! turbancc of the usual Industries
LIVERPOOL.
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Have never handled anything which gave
better satisfaction for Blood or Skin Diseases
than 5. s. s.

nave never nanuleu anything which gave
better satisfaction for Blood or Skin Diseases
than 5. s. s.
CLARK & SCLATER,
Danville, Va.
Have heard the highest expressions Of
appreciation from parties who have taken
s. 5. s, for Skin and Blood Diseases.
WIN. LITTERER e Co,
Nashville, Tenn.
Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases we have ever
handled.
SCHILLER & STEVENS.
Washington, ID. C..
Fair-mindod physicians now recommend
il as positive specific.
S. MANSFIELD & CO.,
Memphis, Tenn.
S. S. S. has given better satisfaction than
any medicine ever sold.
j. A. FLEXNER,
Louisville, Ky.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest
terms OF s. s. S.
l.. MESSITER,
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Meatcal.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, 2eo pages cloth
and gilt binding, SO cents; same in paper cover,
% cents; Manhood, 10 cents womsnhood 10
cents pamphlet cents, securely sealed nv
mail send money OF postage Stsmps -
WHITTIER, the great specialist 6,7 t Charle,
street It lOpiS Mo
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HIGH PRICES.

NJ. II. Kibbe, of Illinois township,
sold a bunch of steers to Capt. c..
W Peters and s. p. Flint last Mon
day, that we believe to be the best
bunch of Sumner county cattle ever
marketed. There were sixteen of
them and they were raised by Mr..
Kibbe They averaged ,581 pounds.
He received $635 per hundred for
them. a simple calculation viii
show that this amounts to $100,39
per head, or $l,609.24 for the lot.
1t is worthy Of notice that these cat
tie were prepared for market and
sold. not by a professional stockman
but by a gentleman whose business
IN life is farming, and who makes
stock growing simply an aid to his
agricultural pursuits. - Hunnewell
Independent
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Anybody III need OF bedroom FUR
niture should call on l.. Candee and
look over his stock and prices.
The signal office is about to issue
a brief history Of six hundred tor
nadoes, and some generalizations in
regard to circumstances attending
them. The papers show that Kan
sas, the state most afflicted, has had
sixty-two tornadoes since 1859. Mis-
sonri has had forty-four since 1914.
The Indian Territory, New Mexico
and Colorado have had only one
each since 1894. Illinois comes
next to Kansas with ffty-four since
1884, and Iowa thirty-one during
the same period.
The longest single line Of fence in
the world will be the wire fence ex-
tending from the Indian Territory
west across the entire Panhandle of
Texas, and thirty-fve miles into
New Mexico. We are informed that
eighty-fve miles of this fence is al
ready under contract Its course
will be in the line of the Canadian
river, and its purpose is to stop the
drift Of northern cattle. 1t is bold
and splendid enterprise, and will
pay large percentage on the in
yestment. The fence will be over
two hundred miles long.-Claren-
don (Texas) News.
There is now on the road between
this place and Arkansas City, an
Indian train Of about seventy-fve
wagons. They are loaded with flour.
Dming the year these Indians have
done all their own freighting, be-
sides a good deal for the neighbor-
ing posts, and we have never heard
Of their stealing or losing any article
! by carelessness. They are prompt
and reliable, and we hope the man
who has the contract for transport
ing military supplies the coming
year will give them chance. When
Indians are willing to work they
ought to be encouraged to do SO.
Another anti Chinese bill, this
time to restrict the importation to
ten years only, passed the House by
a vote of 201 to 81. This is in striE-
ing contrast with the majority the
bill will probably receive in the gen
ate, and shows very clearly the diff
ference in the character Of the two
branches of congress. \ represent
ative, who has to undergo the ordeal
of a popular election every two years,
is careful not to antagonize the wish
of his constituents. Senators. on
the other hand, seem to think they
are far wiser than the people they
represent. Had senators reflected
the will of the people, the sentmen-
talist who vetoed the first bill would
have received the rcbuke he so
richly deserved. This importation
of human rats must yet be as rig
idly prohibited as is the bringing of
Canada thistle or any other nui-
sance, and on the same grounds.
] JIJrIT DDTDEG
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Local and General.

and the boy will stop for time with
relatives in Kansas.
York Parker Draper, Mercantile
Co., Caldwell, Kan, Headquarters
for Cattemcn and Drovers.
A great many shade trees have
been planted about the Agency this
spring, and if they do well will add
greatly to the beauty of the place.
Large and choice assortment of
fancy candies, nuts, figs, dates, &c,
DC, at ConnelPs.
Mr.. Clarke has recovered from a
long spell Of sickness, and is again
at lis place selling dry goods in
Connel's store
From the number of carpenters
who have lately been employed at
Reno we conclude that Major Ran
dali is going to build houses all
over the hill
Mr.. Garretson passed Though
here last week with a herd of thor
Oughbred short-horn cattle, which
he Will use In improving his herds in
Texas. Breed up, is the watchword
Of the successful stockman.
Charley Scott has charge of Ed.
Guerrier's mess house and is feed
ing the bachelors of the place, and
transjents who come this way, in
first class shape He is having a
good run of trade, and gives general
satisfaction to his guests.
For something at once neat and
tasty call and examine Connclrs
elegant display of jcwelry and silver
ware Something to please every
taste.
Mr.. J. r. Hemphil arrived here
on the 18th, to look after lis son
w. A. Mr. Hemphill was in Kan
sas and thought while he was so
near it would be Il good idea to give
us all a surprise, which he did in
good shape.
A train of seven immigrant wag-
@ns, en- route from Texas 70 some
place where farming can be made
TO pay, passed through here last
Wednesday. A great many others
WHO have gone to Western Texas to
farm migat profit by their example.
We receBTed last week large lot
Of job and body type, cases rule and
other printing naaterial, and also a
supply Of printers stationery. This
office IS now prepared to do any
kind ofjob work likcly TO be needed
IN tkie cccntry.
Canned goods by the car load at
Connell's Headquarters. All from
standard packers. A complete line
of Thurbers brands. Potted meats
and relisheS of every description
in endless quantity and variety.
Mr. II. A. Todd passed this place
Friday going up the road. He had
been looking up a shorter and better
route between Anadarko and Fort
Sill, in which he wss successful
The new rond is hctter in several
wavF. most especially IN that it
avoids high waters.
A gentleman who has been raft
ing on the Sabine saws the buffalo
gnats are killing stock in that sec
ton. He writes "The long wet sea-
son has brought its multiplied mill
ions Of buffalo gnatS into this sec
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Compare our prices with those you are
paying for the same goods elsewhere.

Arbuckle's Coffee
Choice Roasted Coffee
"a" Sugar
Choice Syrup
Good Calicoes
Heavy Muslins
Dress Goods as low as
Mems Full Suits from
0vercoats as low as
Ladies' Goats at
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all Goods

are marked in PLAIN FIG
URES AMERICAN
FIGURES and at prices
within the reach of any
purse be it large or small.
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THE BEE-HIrE STORES.

Merry Christmas
a nd HI Apply N e W
Year Co all.
We are prepared with plenty
of help and plenty ofgoods to
suit our many patrons.
Stock unsurpassed for immen-
sity, variety and cheapneSS.
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IN B. SPANGLER & co. re.
N1 quest The attention Of the
RIT intelligent reader for a
moment or t'eO. The facts they desire
10 make public piH hare telling effect
upon the domestic economy Of any
household ia rhich III. recital Of their
facilities 10 supply furniture Of all
kinds al reasonable prices, Is given a
fair hearing. They authorize Us to
state that erery article they hare on er.
hibition Is He,O and seGsonGble, ras
bought for odsh, and lciH be cold at the
iOtOest price dealers can afford. They
have constantly on hand parIor and
bedroom suits, reiret and carpet
lounges, extension tables Of their O,en
make, odd pieces, secretaries, side
boards, marbie.top tables, TALES, etc.,
etc. Anything made TO order and
guaranteed TO giue satiSfdction. They
Supcrintend each department in person
and keep hemseipcs posted in matters
Of importance 10 customers.
They alec invite special attention TO
their undertaking department. Mr.
Henry S'oarts, practical, scientific cabi-
netmaker and undertaken Of many
years experience, sperintends the ar
rangements and s0Ork. They haze late
ty secured a neW patent cooling board,
The most perfect body preserper in use,
and die only one IN Centre county, al
considerable szpenSe. An elegant
hcdrse tOiA Be prOrided gratis.
In frunsaotiHg business Of this lind
do not forget
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
SILKS. 4 SPECIALITY,
VELVETS,
Pushes
BLANKETS.
FLANNELS,
HOSIERY.
RIBBONS,
LACES,
NOTIONS,
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
MATTINGS,
HATS,
CAPS,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
&c., &C., &c.
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FURNITURE.

11l B. SPANGLER & co. re.
Aa quest the attention Of the
4J5s intelligent reader for a
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NclO 1dUertisements.
DR. FRAZIER's ROOT BrrrgRs

Ffszlers Rot Eilierr are not dfatp..ba,. .t;.tx
brfrtAge, but ars strictly Tndk naI ia systy sat-s
Trey sei strongly upOh the liver and Efdhsss ke.,,
tie bowels "Irn AMI Irzuiaf, make tls asaE ttgot
heal th" lungs, build ~ the nerves aud elsts ~.
bipod aud sytteu Il stsfy impuIiig.
EUf biLliBszs ius - Blood g. the Head tending ia
ApnIltEy. bysrisiH. fefsf atd sFss Dfut4 piu flss
aDd Bloiob't. ksfoiui0us Hun.ofs ahd Fsfss T.;tsy
Ring Worm, bite kaeihnR, Ifyslpelas. Hs.fs Tyss
hhd fDf young men suffering from Wesknsss .,f
Debility caused from inyfuo'uCs kud 10 isIaAIss IA,
delicate health, frEziers Root Eisnsrs stteclaIiy
recommended.
bf. Iraslef. have usfd iwo bottles u your Root
Biier yf Dyspnpsa, Dizziness Wral usss ard Eldps,
Dih'asF, SUD uI"y did ne more EnG Than lie darffs
ard al the medicine usrd FrauI ihs fret dess
began - mend, hnd aIn nov Ia pafisei Lsaltb ard
ieel as we'll - ever dld. consider Jour 1s8lsls ~.
Di the gfratrFt u BlssslnTs
MRS. " .NAE7fs, cl.,siaad. .
Bold ty siI drnrgists ercDvLere al 81 Ter botils
HENRY d Co, Sole Props.
nf.Iy q. yetss "a ~ y.,l
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DISEASES CURED!

by DT. Ifszlsr's Magic Ointment. Cufes e. II ~
maRir. Fmplrs Blnrg Hrads or GFuts Elateb.s
hud Erupupns On the iaso leaving The tkiu clear.
healthy aud beautiful Alta cIrss th IaIIers Iteh
hslt hheahit 1eiisr EiHEsufu ssaId Head. Chapel
Hanis, hafe hiIplrs LIs Old. obstinate Uisats
Aud kates e..
SKIN DISEASE.
D. bfske, Lsg. ss"iaud. &c. .lgrfrl bsyond al de-
s'TiltioH from siiu disrafe sLl,A aIIfafod % Lis
hands, bead ahd iar', Gnd nearly dstfaysd bic syes
II" iuust careful dsrtHE hailed o. isp him aud
ter all bad faled bg lsed Dr. Frssfs Magic Oiutlstt
aud VAS cured ID Jew APPLICATION
ED Ihe bret ahl ully Iorse cure Tor tkin diseases
ever Uncovered.
scut iy Iautl On receipt of tflr-. FlrTY Crwra
HENRY Co.. sole pF0ffs
~ es'g IT,, Nov York
FgF blind, bleeding Iphing ~ Uicrrat,d Plies Dr.
NilliaHs lhul4s oia7EIAT is cure cure. Price
VIZ ~ mail Fsi sale p! bTugFlsts Baly
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LADIES
COATS & DOLMANS.
MIS- ESa& CHILDREN'S
COATS 6 IDOLMANS.

HAVING purchased for
CASH several cases of de-
sirable DRESS GOODS of
r. defuncG manufacturer at
r1inous prices, we will in
turn dispose of same to our
customers at about half
their value. REMEMBER
they are the lat est styles
and in all the new and de-
sirab1e sha = es @uch as I T.
ra Cote, Cadet Blue. Rifle
Green, Crushed Strawbar
~. Olive, Myrtle, Plum
Garnet, NAVY Browns and
Blacks.
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

,,,ro,ci,l Chronicle publishes the follow
Tx aa,,ant Of gross earnings of the railroads
Ing sss ~ f-nm January to August 81, as com
nAlaSST ,,iiS he corresponding period last year
pared WIZ 1852. 1881.
-. Ian TopekR K Santa
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MxSs;I 9l'.I 4 v ~ ~
W;3'!s.E'I /; VI. !S|;;s',:!sW
eS%afIs MSHAk1Vor
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is 4 never failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality Sem
inai Weakness, jper.
matorrhma, L. OS T
MANHOOD, iinpoten.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
follios. aud excuses In
malurur ycNts-such ~
Loss Of Memory, Las.
eiudc, Nocturnal Emls.
sion, Aversion to soeio.
~. nlmupks of Vision,
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UTURES.

TuR future markets were all on the down
ward move to day, and spots followed suit H.
New York and S. Louis New York closed TO
N points decline, New Orleans TO points and
Liverpool Ca II is hard to see just what 1t IL
that Is breaking the market. Its certainly not
either tho stock or the receipts, still spot cotton
Is high for this season of the year In New York.
Chicago Produce.-rhc bulls In the produce
market were demoralized and routed, and the
bears had another field day, knocking corn
down some 3 cents, and pork about 10 cents.
Wheat held her own better, and closed ON;
corn, G.: pork 1890 for October. The ring now
says they will put corn 10 10, wheat 10 S. and
pork TO II 10 before they stop, and from the
course during the past week, there does not
seem to he a respectable opposition To them
NIsVV SnpE
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COTTON.

The receipts of cotton In this city during the
tas. twenty four hours were forty bales To-
day seventy bales will be shipped from here to
Providence, Rhode Island. In New York the
prce declined q sixteenth and at all the other
ports the market was steady. II will be seen
hat prices In 81. Louis have taken . definite
stand and middliHgs there are reported at l2S
The receiptsiu that city were eleven bales sales
four shipments. ninety-tHo, and stock on hand,
1851 bales. III Manchester the market WAS IN
chsnped prppa in this pity are pg follows
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Leaving for consumption in the
United States .....,............. l4,7G2
We thus reach the conclusion that our spnners
have taken of Sea Island cotton this year li,769
bales or Sig2 bales more than In the previous
year
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Hotels and &estanrants.

or LIMITATIONS
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Three weeks only of August in each year

This country pays England $3.50, GOO zoe year
for ocean freighis.
w TSsrS has not been dividend from any mine
an he Comstock in over two wears.
VDIrcording 20 the Atlanta Constitution, $4,000.
M a wear for ten years has been lost to the
vor,h In cotton and stock speCulatons.
m The ei.ht years since 1875 the Western Tn.
i'm telegraph company has paid in dividends 10
Is sioekholdefs 81, $50 5G6 The highest per
centsre paid was 10, 1878, and the low9st6 per
cent In lso2' ---.,-,-
mi; country and Mexico that have declared
siS06O and over In dividends since January J,
~, he total amount footing up $3.50. go, d.
rided as follows: Silver, H,33NOOl; copper e..
s00O gold, slliQ&0.
In the records Of the old church at Taos, New
Mexico il is shown that $40, COO 0OO was collected
IN thc priests as tithes from Il single mine In the
Taos mountains.
The new lrO.franc notes of the bank Of France
ara now being printed. The design was drawn
Sr Baudry and engraved by Robert and is said
"a bea marvel of beauty, Robert was engaged
On he work of engraving It for several weeks In
NE strictest seClusiOu, in III inner chamber OF
thAhauk
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THE ISlIs5T
KIDNEY LIVER MEDICINE
NEHER KNOWN TO EAIL.

NENEh II NOW TO FAlLs
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directly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowls, re.
storing them ut once TO healthy action
HUNTS REMEDY Is safe, sure aud speedy
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been cured by IT, when physicians and friends
had given them up To die, DO not delay, but try
NJ once Hunts Remedy
HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases of the
Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Organs, Dropsy,
Gravel Diabetes and lncontincnce and Hotcn.
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HUNTS REMEDY cures pain In the side,
Back, or LoiuS, General Debility, Female Dis
eases Disturbed Sleep, Loss of Appetite, BHghts
Disease. and all Complaints of the Urino.GenitAl
Organs.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly, induces the Liver
10 healthy action removing the causes that pro-
dUcr Bilious Headache, Dyspepsia sour stom.
nph Costiyoness, Piles etc.
nv The use OF HuETis REMEDY the stomach
and Bowels will speedily regain their strength,
nt The Blood will he perfectly purified.
HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced by the hes
doctors 10 be the uSLI CURE for all kinds q
Kidney Diseases.
HUNTS REMEDY is PURELY VEGETABLE, and
4 Is sure cure for Heart Disease aud Rheumatism
b when all other Medicine fails
| HurTs REMEDY /. prepared expressly tcf
! the abOue Diseases, aud has never been known
10 fail
one trial will convince YOU, For sale by all
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CLARK Il sCLATER,
Danyille, Va.

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CLARK h SCLATER,
Danyille, Va.
Have heard the highest expressions
appreciation from parties who have taken
s, 5. S, for Skin and Blood Diseases.
WIN, LlTrERER q CO,
Nashville, Tenn.
Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases We have ever
handled.
SCHILLER Il STEVENS,
Washington, y. q.
Fair.minded physician now recommends
II as positive specific.
$. MANSFIELD 4 CO..
Memphis, Tenn.
S. s. S. has given better satisfaction than
any medicine | ever sold,
j. A. FLENNER,
| Louisville, Ky,
Every purchaser speaks in the hlghes
terms Of S. S. s.
l.. MESSITER,
| Denver, Col,