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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25
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John NJ. Hail sod 10 John q Lynn, a
yoke Of heavy oxen for 1928.
--Harrodsburg Springs, belonging TO the
Government and now uscd a. a soldiers
home, il 10 be sold al auction.
Commissioner Bowman. in bis month
ly report. says the recent freeze has not
materially hurt grain and fruit crops
The proprietors Of Lincoln Mills want
To buy 500 OF 600 btrrels Of corn, for which
they will pay the highest market price
-McAlister n Sallee, proprietors OF
Lincoln Mills, have just bought Of Sam
Harris. $50 barrels Of corn at $3.50 de-
livered.
strengthening has commenced, and
BaRge & Jacoby sold | 200 neeces to Lex
ington parties at 25c per 10. James lngles
also sold large lot, to same particles, at
% cents.
John NJ. Hail bought Of Evan Carson
and g. W Spangler, Of Crab Orchard, a
ear load Of extra lambs for 10th OF June
delivery, at 8 cents. They are to weigh
60 pounds or upwards. -.
s.. l.. Woodbridge and 7. G. Kidd sold
last week TO George Beckner, Of Baltimore,
800 head Of Eat cattle at 81 cents per
pound. The total amount Of the sale will
approximate SIS, 900 Il Midway Clipper.
-Eldred aud james Bean sold their fat
cattle TO w. f. Hodgkin for Fort, Sadler
4 Co, for cents, to be delivered the last
Of September. They have go head and
their average was 1850 when turned out
TCiark Democrat
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In the first psrl, a. singers, the company
is a strong one. In the olio, individually,
the actors are strong. The programme IL
very long and varied, and affords an even
ing Of genuine and side-spltting fun
San Francisco Post
Between song, Of course, burnt cork re-
partee and story telling IL INDUCED in, and
il IL only justice 10 say that the sallies Of
wit are In many cases much above the
average excellence Of minstrel made hui
NOR, and are in all cases free from even a
suspicion Of coars enesa, fsct which keeps
the Big Four's audiences 10 the patronage
Of much more respectable class Of people
than used at one time ~ attend such per-
formances. Isl. Louis Democrat.
In their quadruple songs, dances, sketch
"a and general tumbling they kept the
house in commissions Of laughter, and, in.
deed, the mere thought Of their movements
in that specially scene Of theirs will make
laugh for some time 10 come. Johnnie
Morton himself IL star Of the fret magni'
tude. One thing is certain, and that II
that the Big Four minstrel show Is the best
thing in it, line Il Philadelphia Prees.
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RELIGIOUS


Elder s. H. King will preach at Rush
Branch at II A. " Sunday.
Rev. J. NJ Bruce will preach at Ian.
caster next Sunday morning and night.
There were two additions 10 the Bsp.
iist Church Sunday by letter, Mr. and
Mrs. b. X. Wearen.
Rev. J. s. Sims sermon on "Woman Z
Missionary Work" il very highly compli-
mented by the ladies
--Rey. Cadwalder Lewis, a Baptist min.
lister Of note, did suddenly at Midway Sat
urday night Of heart disease.
The nineteenth annual meeting Of the
Ministerial Association Of the Disciples Of
Christ will be held At Hiram, Ohio, beg in
ming on Monday, June 10, 1882
The Tennessee Legislature has gener'
ously agreed 10 allow the General Confer.
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, which meets May 8, TO use the hall
Of the House Of Representatives for III ses'
sions.
ley. Leroy NJ. Lee, d. d., we'll.
known Southern Methodist preacher, and
for many years editor Of the Richmond
Christian Advocate, the organ Of the church
died Friday at his home In Ashland, Va
aged "a
Rev. Harrison, the boy preacher, brok
en- down in health, has cancelled his en-
gaRement at Tifin. o., and gone to hi
home in Boston. Rev. George o. Bsrne'
IL not that kind Of evangelist lie preach 81
right along twice every day and thre'
times on Sunday, and instead Of breaking
down grows Fat at his work
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25
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IoclL NOTICES.


MICS line OF Bird Cages At A. Owsley'a.
FRBH car Barrel Lime just received by
A. Owsley.
NEW stock Of Jewelry aud silverware al
Penny a McAlister's
TINS celebrated Mayfeld Water Eleva.
tor for sale by A. Owsley.
Buy Louisville Headlight Oil, Ia
test, from Penny &McAlister.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny a McAlister
J. as. II. SmANKs are receiving and
opening lot Of mems ard boys clothing
You will find the best 5-cent and 2. for
8 cents cigar in town al Penny N MEALS
ter's.
ALL those indebted TO the firm Of Sew
erance A Duddersr and Severance, bud
derar a Co, will please call and settle.
TuE stock Of J. II. a y. II. Shanks Il
now complete with beautiful styles o.
Spring Goods. II you don't believe il, just
call on them and see.
We are just receiving and opening
large lot Of Zeigler n Bros.' Ladies ant
Childrens Shoes for Spring and summe
wear. J. II. n s. II. Shanks.
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Personal.

-DR o. II. MckoBgRrs, Of Liberty, is
on a visit 10 his relaiive- here.
Mas. JoHS o. McAusrER Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. &. II. Rochester
Miss DAiW burnside has returned
from a visit to relatives in Lancaster.
Mis-. BoYp, Of Lexington, !. on a visi,
TO her daughter, Mrs. DR.. j. j. Wilson.
Miss AnE Van ARsDALE. q very
charming young lady Of HArrodsburg, is
a guest Of Miss Susie Boat
-Ir il said that Judge G. +. Kincaid
late Of the X. X. Commission, will shortly
establish n literary paper in Frankfort
Ma. J. w. BAsriS, who has been at.
tending the Commercial College at Lex.
ington, has graduated and returned home
Ma. AND Mas. J. 5. HuGHEs arrived
from Cincinnati Saturday, and will 70 in =
few days TO Rockeaslle Springs, Of which
Mr.. Hughes IL part owner.
juror X j. BREcKiSRfD0E, candid
ate for Superior Judge, was here few
days ago, looking after his interests. liz
seems confident that he is the coming
man.
Carr. Gro. II. McKISsEY, A. s
MYERs. J.w. McALIsrER AND J. $. Hook
ER have returned from the Cumberland
They caught quite number Of fish, but
the largest was only Eve pounds
Miss JULIA Lowell returned 10 hel
home in Maysville yesterday, much to th'
regret Of everybody. There is rumol
that she has partially consented TO make
Stanford her future home, which We trus
IL true.
Mis-. VIRGINIA LAcKEY, the widow o
our lately deceased fellow-oi,iren, Mr.
Samuel +. LAckey. has jus, been paid By
the order Of the knights Of Honor $1,000
amount Of policy due upon her husbandi
death Lexington Republican. Mrs
Lackey is sister Of Mrs. J. j. MeRoberts
aud IL at present her guest.
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Morton,s Bio 4 MinstreLs.

Below are some Of the press comments
Of the above company to appear here next
Thursday night
Its the best minstrel band that has Wis
tied this city for years, and is complete
throughout-there is not weak point in
the show. The music Is hrst-class, the
quartette a wonderfully fine one, and set
OF comedians that are all Of deseryingly
fine reputation.-[ Cincinnati Enquirer.
The songs are new and we'll sung, and
the dancing is good. The big -Four Act"
is immense, Of course. and closes the enter
tainment with a roar Of fun Kansas
City Times
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As rule we do not recommend Patent Msdi-
icipes, but when We know Of one that really 10 Q
public benefactcr, and does positively cure, then
We consider II our duty 10 impart that informa-
tlou to all. Electric Bitiers are truly amost val
liable medicine, and will surely cure Biliousne's'
Fever and Ague, stomach, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, even where all other remedies hil'
We know whereof we speak, and can freely re
commend them 10 ALL Exchange.--so at hhy
cents a bottle by Penny a McAlister.
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The best salve IN the world for Cuts Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chllblains, Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles. II Is guar
anteed TO give entire satisfaction or money refund
ed Price q cents per box. For sale by Penny a
McAlistor
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Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders OF tne
uiIsTOyVIIIE A COFFEY'S Mill Turnpike
Road Co. for the election OF President and Board
Of Directors for the ensuing year will be held a
Jasper's Store on Saturday, May q, 1887, At
O'Clock P. N. l3s-Stl G.. G. LYON, President
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Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting n the shareholders Of the
STANFORD a HUSrONVILLE Turnpike Road
Co. will be held at the office Of Hill a Aleorn, IN
Stanford, on saturday, Nay q, lssZ Al ~ oelk.
A M. when a President and Board OF Directors
will he elected for the ensuing year.
3s-St VIM. BURTON, President
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Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders OF the
STANFORD MILLEDGEvILLE Turnpike
Road Co. will be held at McCormacks Meeting
House on saturday, May q, 1852, when Presi-
dent and Board Of Directors will be elected for the
ensuing year. DANIEL SIAGG, fresident'
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HELEN SrIGALI., a negro girl, was tried
Friday, for stealing gold watch chain and
two gold rings from John +. Pulliam, and
sent on. Her bail was fixed at 800 which
she could not give
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Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting OF the shareholders Of the
HANGING FORK a GREEN RIVER Turnpike
Road Co, for the election Of President and Board
Of Directors for the ensuing year, will be held al
Mckinney, Inau q, 1882, at O'Clock Pm.
3S-3t CLIFTON FOWLER, President.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

LITTLE PERsoSAL-County Attorney
w. II. Miller reioices over the advent Of a
baby, Linda Hayden. Papy, many and
baby all doing as we'll a. could be expected
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

The Instrumental music furnished by
Mrs w. G. Dunlap and Miss Marion VOL
ford was highly complimented.-Miss
Sara Huffman's sweet memo soprano voice
took the boys by storm, and an effort was
made to have her sing special selection,
but under the circumstances she very WISE
ly declined The little boys got of on the
wrong note creating some merriment and
much discord, but then boys will be boys.
The beautiful scarf dance Of Misses
Mamie Olds, Juliet Gill, Kate Mason and
Leila Marksbury was very skillfully done
and ELECTED much Applicability Boyle
and viii Wherritt appeared well in tights
but Sam Burnside seemed 10 be somewhat
lost in his. The fact is Sam has beef
studying hard and is not so fat as he used
TO be.-The only thing that marred th'
effect at all was the miserable shifting ol
the scenes, for which assistant stage mana
ger Jim Dillon is responsible. Old Grow
must have been excited.-Miss Stell'
Marksbury Is a winning little beauty II
fact one hardly sees in life time a hand
somer sci Of girls than the score or NOR
that appeared before the foot-lights OF
Friday night.-OVer 200 reserved seat
were sold.-Prof. Crum, in behalf OF tn
Society, asks us TO return his hearlies
thanks to the people Of Stanford for thei
patronage and respectful attention.-Chsw
ing gum Was at premium, but We onl'
noticed one young lady who forgot TO un
load before attempting to sing. She had
tough time wrestling with that and tn
song at the same time, but let that pass
Mr.. j. p. Sandifer writes: Our trip I
Stanford Was pleasant one indeed. w
were eomplimented by large audience Q
elegant people, and were treated wit
marked respect throughout the entire eu
, tertainment, which, | assure you, was dull
appreciated by the entire Society.
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REMEMBER We are headquarters for
meal and -four and family supplies gener-
ally. We guarantee our first grade Of
-four 10 be the best and cheapest in the
market McAlister q bright.
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john MYERS, li.year-old colored boy,
was tried before Judge Brown on Saturday
and fined 500 for shooting at, with intent
to kill, little white boy. OF course the
amount will have TO be worked out
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Mn. I. HARRIS has fresh fish for sale
twice a week-Wednesday and SATURDAY.,
st his meat and provision store.
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WILL SEVERANCE has complete vsrie-
~ Of flowers and plants at Mr.. jos. Sever
Ance's. Call and get the pick.
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ON next Thursday, Mr.. Jerry Firth, Of
Brodhead, will lead 10 the altar Mise Bette
McRoberis, the amiable daughter Of Mr..
| Georoe IN Nc Roherta
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VIZ have made another reduction in
Canned Goods lower than ever before
Goods all fresh. McAlister Il Bright.
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Judge II. ]. BRECKENRIDGE

Is candidate tor Judge Of Superior Court, subject
to the action Of the Democracy. Election, hrsi
Monday in August.
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To wooL GRowERs.-w want TO buy
100000 pounds Of wool. II will be 10
your interest to see Us before disposing Of
your wool. McAlister a Bright, Ag'ts.
Stanford Wooden Mills.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND Brick fol
sale. Apply to Henry Baughmsn, Stan
ford.
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GRAND opening Of Summer Millinery at
Mrs. Kate Duddersr's next Friday and
satu rday, TO which all the ladies are re-
spectfully invited. Her stock this year is
larger and more comprehensive than ever
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

JuDoE BRowN has gone TO farming, Al
least he is blowing up the Court Square,
with view, we suppose, to planting Il In
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Losr-A small Topaz Pin. Return
10 College and be rewarded.
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Turnpike Election.

The shareholders Of the KNOB LICK Turnpike
Road Co. will meet Saturday, Mdv u, 1882, at
o'clock y. NJ, at the Office Of Hill Alc0rn, stan
lord. and elect President and Board Of Directors
ss.St s.w. OWENS, President.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS A0AIs.-Yes-
terday afternoon, after having failed to Sc
cure perfect deed TO this property, which
was sold to them on the 18th Of this month,
notwithstanding a tender Of the whole
amount bid was made, and after Intellectual
efforts at either a compromise or an arbi-
uation, the syndicate Of Lincoln county
gentleman agreed TO ALLOW the trustee to
take the property back and declare the
sale of. The Trustee was willing to do all
in his power to secure the deed, but Col.
Shelby and wife. who according to Law,
must unite in that instrument to make II
good, refused 10 hear TO any proposition,
declaring that the price Was too low
There Was no disposition ON the part Of
the sy Indicate TO go to law or to preiudie'
the Shelbys' rights in any way, hence ths
relinquishments Of their own rights In the
matter.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25
Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders Of the
STAMFORD 4 HUSTONvILLE Turnpike Road
Co, for the election Of President and eoard OF
Directors for the ensuing year, Will be held AZ the
Circuit Court Clerks Office In Stanford on satur-
day, Nav q, 1889, at O'Clock N.
ss.st sF. COWAN, President.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25
local MATTERS.

Brand new line Of straw good. a, L. P.
Owsley's.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

OF Louisville, IL a candidate for superior Judge in
this the "a district, subject to the action Of the
Democracy.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

CANNED goods lower than ever at Hale
n Nunnelley's.
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QUEEN EsTHER-The Lancaster Musi-
cal Society covered themselves all over
with glory, and TO say that our people
we're pleased but family expresses their
feelings. They we're delighted and sur
prised, notwithstanding the many things
that had been heard in their praise, at the
excellence Of their performance, and the
elegance with which il was put upon the
stage. We dislike TO particulariEe when
each did his part 30 we'll, but we can not
refrain from noticing the superior singing
and acting Of the King, Prof. j. w. Crum;
the beauty, grace aud vocal abilities of the
Queen, Miss SAllie Curry; Mrs. w. A.
Burnside's fine soprano, Miss Leila Prices
excellent voice and charming acting, nor the
efforts Of Meas jos. p. SAndifer, l.. b.
Dickinson, J. b. johnson, j. c. Hemphill,
and Others. They all did remarkably well
from the King down to the humblest chorus
singer Several Of the tableauI were very
grand and given with an effect that was
hard to improve on. From beginning
to end the entertainment was a success,
and we heartily congratulate our neigh
bors on achieving so much we'll deserved
praise.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

WE realize every day now the truth Of
the little boys composition on onions,
"They Ia kind Of vegetable that makes
you sick when other people eats EN-"
Please deoderi1e or keep your distance,
We can't bear the vegetable in any shape.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25
SEw aO,EnIisEME,Ts.
Mai. A. r. RICHARDS,

NOR sALE.-A hne Milk Cow, giving quaint
II " Of milk. Apply at this Office.
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Br sure to be on hand next Thur-day
when the band begins 10 play. The Big 4
has both an orchestra and 4 full brass b. nd
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

TnE watch stolen from Ed. A. G. New.
land by lrampa. was left by negro man at
Penny n McAlister's a dav or two ago.
where !, was readily recognized. The negro
says he bought Il from a white man whom
he did not know, paving 81 for IL.
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IL. NJ. BURDETT,

OF Lancaster, Is q candidate for Judge Of the SUI
preme Court from the ID district. Subject 70 the
action Of the democracy.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

FRnH lines Of einghams and lawns Al
T.. p. Owsleys.
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Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders OF the
TJTRNERsVILLE, MCKINNEY STATION
COFFEY's MILL Turnpike Road Co. for the cleo
ton OF President and board OF directors ier the
ensuing year. will be h ID at Mckinney on SAtur-
dav Nav q, $50, at O'Clock p.
Ss9t CLIFTON FOWLER. President.
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MoRroSs Bro FouR MISsrRELs. EN-
bracing six Of the jolIiest kind Of Eud men
and 10 superior comedians, will appear at
Stanford Opera House, Thursday night,
9th. They are highly endorsed by the
press Of New York, San Francisco, st.
Louis, Cincinnati and other large cities.
Admission, so cents. Reserved seats, 75o.
AZ McRoberts n Slagg's
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Good roons aud excellent board in the pleasant
family of Capt W. y. Mckinney can be had oy I'M
mediate application. The rooms are the same oe-
cupied by me until recently, and speak rom eh-
perienee. uunruAu
as-u-eot stanford, KY.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-25

Fury boxes Gowan n Stoner's soap Just
received Al Hale A Nunnelley's
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AssAssrSArED.-SamuelF. Bib, son Of
Col. r. q. Bib, Of this county, was shot
and killed BY Mat Foley, at Williamsburg,
few nights since, who laid in ambush
for him. IL will be remembered that the
two men had difficulty last Summer,
when Bib shot Foley, after being shot at
by him. They had since, however, made
friends, aud Bib was not suspicious Of a
renewal Of the trouble. II is said that
Foley borrowed a gun from a negro and
loaded it with 65 buokshot, every one Of
which took effect in Bibb's body, tearing i
past recognition. Foley was arrested. and
is now in Jail. Bib was buried near the
scene, the doctors deciding that his body
could not be brought here. He lived a
half hour sfter being shot and sent for q
lawyer to arrange his business, but died
before his arrival. lie leaves wife and
two children.
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VIZ announce In 10. days issue the can
didacy Of Msj. A. +. Richards. u Louis
vile, Ky, for the Superior Court Judg-
ship in this district Major Richards
stands exceptionally high in Louisville,
not only a. lawyer Of ability and learn
ing, but ~ a gentleman and man Of hon or
lie would reflect credit upon any position
in the gift Of the people. There are 80
many worthy gentleman aspiring for the
position that the Democratic party appears
to he embarrassed with riches, yet Il Is a
comforting reflection ihat out Of the whole
number we can hardly make mistake in
choosing
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CurrISo.-ws learn that John Owslsy,
rather forward youth Of Lancaster, cut
VIM. w. White in the lett shoulder Fri
day night after their return from the Can
tata here, inficting a not very dangerous
wound. II seems that Owsley drew pis-
tol on White, which, with couple Of 9th
eis, was taken from him, and then the
two were enclosed in ring to fight IL out.
White went for him but Owsley drew his
knife, with the above result. Il is slso
said that Owsley exhibited his pistols here
on one or two occasions the same night, all
Of which will be Investigated by the next
grand Jury.
New Ulm weekly review., 1882-03-22

Maryland Sept. 2.'79.-Iast January we got box Of
your Remedy for ofour customers and has made
perfect of him. We have another customer now
suffering in the same way. and wish one No. 8 box.
June 1882