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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16
More Trouble for the Bride Of
1.-The Ice Cream Young
Man,"

The story OF Ida Ullmau. of New
York, continues TO attract the absorb
ing attention of the large and interest
ing class of young people environed by
the delicate and complicated relations
of approaching matriRony.
l. will be remembered that Miss
Ullman was, or supposed she was.
atfianced to a young man of Richmond
who studied from a practical business
-,andpoint the Philosophy of Ciotne<.
Sir Meyer learned through the medium
of his observing sister, who was guest
IN the house u Uiim,n, that he did
not possess the monopoly Of Miss lda'>
.,tfeclions to an extent which his fancy
,,ol:.,ed as the ideal of aAte-nuptlai
devotion, and when after earnest re-
monStrance she refused to suspend
diplomatic relation with the three or
four young men whom he regarded "a
MS most fGImlda lie rivals, he b.oke the
engagement and declined TO marry her.
Miss Uilman at once brought suit for
breach of promise, laying her damage
at $40. 900, and after q brief trial. IN
which the promiscuous attentions " hlch
she received from her ice cream nan
and the Other mtmueis OF the cOterle
we're p%iquantly shown up, she go'
judgement for $l,75O Meyer moved
for a new trial, at which he offered 20
present a mass of additional testimony
to the generosity with which Miss
Ullman lavished her affections on un-
numbered admirers. but before his no
ton came up for argument the damsel
married her 'ice cream young man
and started on the bridal tour. OF
course the men who were left out in
the cold by this sudden move til ursted
for sweet revenge, and two Of them
came forward, each with q batch OF let
tiers from Miss Ida, whose terms gave
him the strongest possible reasons for
the belief that he was the original and
only ''solid man. of the entire con-
~tinsent. The reading OF the letters
left the Court no alternative but to
grant q new trial, aud their publication
by the New Y.rk papers will make the
''ice cream young man think that the
salt has got into the freezer ard injured
the delicate flavor of his honeymoon.
Young ladie. who do business on the
Ida Ullinan plan should be careful to
call in their outstanding letters of q
tender and gushing character before
they bring suits for breach OF promise;
and young men who are sued for the
only ba I'm that can Thoroughly restore
a wounded heart should nste a not
OF the tremendous advantage which
they gain 10y %cultivating The friendship
OF their former rivals and securing the
odds and ends of amaiory Gorrespon-
denca which the fair plaintiff may have
off in her more gushing mo-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16
Formula for home-M Fer
tiIiZer.

As farmers from various sections Of
the State are constantly writing 10 me
eu9uiring Of the cost of the chemicals
| used in the formula for home mad.
fertilizer which | published in 1873, |
will say | used
40 lbs Sulphate Ammonia s. cts. So. 20
40 Nitrate Soda ) cit. >. %
200 :" Ground Bone. 4 o.
200 s. Plaster. l.20
To tins | added stable, sheep end
goat manure with little rich earth
sufficient to make a long ton. Wh-n
stable manure. &c. is not to he hau
then use cotton seed. This prepare
ton ] found to act we'll on cotton an0
corn and on a. soils well drained.
For the pa thr e YEARS I have
changed nv ormGia and think 1t IA
preferable to the above.
Take all your stable manure and
mix it with just a sufhciency Of rich
earth to keet 1t from burning. Then
take
200 lbs of Kainit 81 80
100 +" Of Ground Bone 200
and mix with two hundred pounds OF
as much as you may choose of the
stable manure and you will have the
cheapest preparation | nave ever used
on cotton. In fact it is by far the best
preventative for al soils liaule TO black
rust | know Of. IT you are short O;
stable manure xii your cotton SEED
and mix kainIte at the rate of two
hundred pounds with tweufv bushels
/ nnttnn Caat opyi tIs- " .E,,-nr -p.,.
anv Gomez cal Fl Ter You can par
chase for cotton. com and oa,s-.Jus
II. Ihjgpea, IN Ia,joro' SOutaerner:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

Monroe Erpress Miss Louise Clark,
the elocutionist, against whom an
action was instituted by the Sheriff for
t,xe.. has recently written to her couu-
8 4, that she has been confined to her
bed wish typhoid fever, at her home
in Selma, Ala, is unable to sit up.
The decision of the Supreme Court in
Miss Clark's case was virtually in her
favor upon the merits. Miss Clark is
q lady Of whom the people Of Monroe
formed a favorable opinion, and her
many friends will be glad to learn that
she i. recovering from her severe ill
ness. Since Miss Clarke was here she
has become the happy wife of X. Fl.
Pyrnellc, a highly respectable young
mercxnt of Columbus, Ga.
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MURDER IN MACON. "A Herald cor

MURDER IN MACON Herald cor
respondent writing from Franklin under
date of February I'd, says:
Last night Officers Birch and Ray,
of the U. s. Revenue service, accom-
panied by Jesse Estes and Noah Will
son, made a raid in the Cowee section
of this county. They made two arrests
and seized one illicit distillery, and be-
ing unable to convey the still and priso-
ners to Franklin in the darkness with
safety, they left Estes and Wilson to
guard the still while they proceeded to
town with the prisoners, intending to
return to the still mex day. During
the night Wilson was startled by the
report of a gun in a thicket near his
companion who was standing q few
yards away, and looking around, Estes
fell to the ground and expired without
a groan. Wilson then crawled through
the woods on bis hands and knees to a
place of safety and escaped unhurt: 1t
unknown at this time who did the
shooting. Report says the captured
still was the property of Gum Dalton.
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AFast Girls Fearful Fate!

Poor Jennie Crameri Even Death
has not brought Rest to her beautiful
A solemn duty devolves on the
Press 10 seek to save other girls from a
fac, by pointing the les d OF
to the parents of youthful Jen-
nies. We have seen little girls IN Raj
eigh. scarcely bigger than dolls, Yet So
B .decked and lie dizzend, SO laced anu
b led, - pct!ed aud praised. that then
Ettle heads we've already turned; ATT
Ehey went tirtuug and mincing along tn.
side walks, as vain and self.
fGusciou> a. any seventeen year old
.eauty." Ell to fifteen years mus
kap>e before ,hese lite creatures attain
.rriapeable age. Ten years of vanity
XII fattery Strong indeed, must be
he natura. N.:tue of d girl. who, after ten
hears of such training. can resist the
of handsome .couudrels
10 Maliey> of the New Haven, or the
= Of tie City of Raleigh, ten years
But VIC started 10 give the fol-
kying extract
/ Ne1c Hcren, Feh. Professors
1 ittendcu aud Johnson. OF Yale, who
4 f. conductingt the examination OF Jennie
tramer's body for arsenic, have f un
Further Indications Ut the po,sOn. hh .
P,of. Chllteuden examined part OF tn.
{ital organs last August he found nearly
. graiu, and he then entertained the
! inion that the remaining PORTION.
Witch he lad not examined. would
.r)ve to contain enough arsenic to bring
3hl- total up to nearly two grains. The
Remains Of the unfortunate girl, except
b. the head and shoulders, have been
d the custody Of the professors, closely
! larded, for nearly two weeks. and the
Iosc repugnant part OF the analysis has
>Uw been accomplished. The decom-
SoSed remains have been reduced to a
4orkable mass and emit no odors. The
kSk, however, has been a gigantic one
pen for experienced hands. The pro
s>ois would have admitted on expert
pr the defence but the offer was not
fcepted.
II Is stated that no advantage will
gained by the actual discovery OF
e presence of, say, three to five grains
arsenic, as the assurance is given
j at Jennie CIamer will he proved to
Hve been an arsenic eater.
s. Professor C~hittenden has two-thirds
a tie brain, three quarters of the heart
Qae-tbird of the lungs and a part of
tbe liver. He has also the tongue, the
MEdpIpe, the diaphragm and the uri
~ bladder. As he found OPS of a
Kain in the part of the brain he exam
ed, he Is confident the muscle and
sues will produce an extraordinarily
re quantity. There is nc doubt the
- Il will lee increased to about three
Eias.
. far no:hing additional has been
kaid from Blanche Douglass. Walter
LEY i deeply in love with her, and
Will bod off just as long as posi-
without eliminating herself"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

From DR.. s. w. Hunter, Baltimore,
Maryland: -''* \ Having become ia
mill ar with Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator,
[ take pleasure in recommending it as
excellent preparation, combining as it
does food and tonic in q remarkable
way, producing good blood, health ana
strength" (Remember the name,
CoLDEN's take no other. lOf druggists.
Glenn's Sulpher Soap is the most re-
liable purifier of tine skin in the mar
ket.
Pixies Toothache Drops cures in one
minute.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16
The GRAY Threshers, Separators and Cleaners.

They are light. strong, neat durable, simple and efficient. Can be furnished
either IN skids O mounted. No m u tphcty of belts puneys ad cog wheels.
Can be run bv all kinds of horsepower or steam.
We fearesslyc challenge a mparI with any h on the market
Don't wait until harvest opens before buying can ship to any part Of the
State.
Isaac Roberts, of Davies county reports twenty four bushels III sixteen minutes
3. F. Lawrence, New Light N c: They Gray Ihresher is just al good as
any | have eve seen.
+. c. Branch. Wake county: 81 have beer running Tbrshers for fifteen yeas 9,
and have rn several kinds, and think that the fray Thresher is the best /
ever u or have seen. It will thresh a. fast or faster with six horses than
other Threshers with eight, does the work nicely and n 0 waste l have thresh-
ell 300 bushels per day With six horses I'D moved thee times"
W B Cheek. Warrenton, N C 1.-The thrrsher suits adm rably and has given
entire satisfaction. L is certainly on o. n best machines or the price lever
w Rogers, Apex, N G: I'VE have threshed 119 CT Ps and have lot heard enc
word Of omplaint but have been frequently told by ferent farmers tina. they
had pever seen its equal It's average work has been about forty-hve per hour,
but it has at different times threshed over ne bushel per minute.
1sx25i ncb iron Cvinder SepTnor and Cleaners horse $500 20
$40 nh Iron Cylinder. Separator and Ceaner-6 horse 1916 o.
1sv3O inch Wood Cvlinder Sen arator and Cleaner-G horse 1850
1Sx265 uh Ir, Cylinder. Separator aud Cleaner horse 1450 -
1sxof 4ph Wood Cylinder. SeparatOra and cleaner horse 1900
1fxo2 nh Wood Evipde s pa-atJra and CIeaner-3 horse 1900
1fxo3s ph Wood Cylinder Separator no Chanrr-2 horse 1000
If mounted machine is wanted. select he size and write for prices
/. [. POLK g. CO., RALEIGH, Il. G..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16
"My Tom INTEL BACK."-Is

"MY ToRMENTED BACK. is the
exclamation of more than o poor
Woodworking man and mpman. DO
you know why it aobes2 1t is because
your kidneys ale over-tasked Q need
strengthening, and your system deeds
to be cleased of bad h9mors Kidney
Wort is the medicine you need. 1t
acts like a charm" says q we'll known
physician. Il never knew 1t to fail.
Liquid or dry sold by Druggists
Boston Post.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

DURHAM 1TEMS.-The fist case o!
our Superior Court was tried TUESDAY
evening ard was 0 by Roulhac and
Wan. Ful'er's address to the jury was an
earnest eff TT ana has won for him tau
rels of no small value 1t is rumored
that the mammoth 9ioceIs, Ii. X. x
f. B. T%hurber 81 Co., of New York,
will establish a factory here this spring
for the manufacture of their celebrated
Standard of the World Durham Smo.
king Tobacco.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

Mr.. VIM. Lambell, who has lately
purchased the Matt Atkinson farm of
/ 100 acres, on the Swannanoa, for the
nurpose Of raising sheep, is going to
enclose the entire track with q wire
fence. He thinks, and that correctly:
that it will be much more economical
rails. As there will be no danger OF hire;
Then his timber. which would be used
in building fences, will be worth much
more in the market for other purposes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

he liabilities Of the New York firm
PRESTON Il Co., are estimated at
oo0; 1t is thought the firm will pay
'ol- hout the the country las: week
phher l3l, OF which number the
|a'htrn States are credited wi'h "a.
The Methodist AdrOcdte, at At
Ia Is 10 be discontinued.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16
Where to Buy When You Visit
Raleigh!

neAuefs or the Farmer al Mechanic viii And
Ihvtas1ons extended to them by the followtn.
pr,miu Mt Business Houses. It is presIinabls
tnat when when they pay us TO invite you to call
MO examine their goods, tn y will ED. avor 10 nc
commodatea and please you wien yon do visit them.
FRANK RIDFoRD q Geo. Groceries.
n-S. WATT + Co ,-MeIi'-, Z Boys clothing
JULIUS LEWIS & axGus and Hardware.
T.H. BRIGGS 4 SoS5.-6uns anu farm tools.
l.. L.. Polk . Co,-Fsrn-r's Machinery
PSeCUD, LIE & TO Drugs, Oils, Seeds, etc.
A. WILLIAxs 4 Oo.-Ouly lst class Bookstore.
J.L Music and Sewing Machines.
Z ~FAssACH,-Silk 5pinners.
PROFESSIONAL.
II you need Professional services, We ran cor
daily commend the followtng:-
NEssRs. FowLE 4 SSow Attorneys sc Law.
ST. MARY's ScHoOL.-Episcopal ALMA Mater
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

Moses How, Esq, OF Haverhll..
Mass, strongly indofses st Jacobs Oii
for rheumatism, exc, from the ooser
walton of its effects in his factory AS
also in his own fsnily-so we see from
one of our Massachusetts, exchanges. =
Br,doeport Comm Standard.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

SUBLIMELY SUPERB.-A pair Of beau
tiful Sun-fowers on Easels will be
mailed free to any lady VINO will s9nd
a three cent postage stamp ito DIR. G..
w. Benson, 100 No. Eutaw ST., Balti-
more. Md.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16
The Cotton Market.

1t is difficult to quote our Cotton and
Tobacco Markets correctly, in a weekly paper;
because very often the price changes within an
hour after it has been printed. We, therefore,
quote the price of q single grade each day of the
week together with the New York price at the
hour of going tospress, 10 A. NJ. on Wednesday.
Our readers can draw their own conclusions from
this alta.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16
Cow Runs AWAY WITH An

Cow Runs AWAY WITH An
HoRsE The Concord Re1iss1
tells it ::-'Jobnston, the butch
"r, bought a horse under a
cattle mortgage, at New
Years. fo- $40. 1t was SO
thin that when a snow fake
dropped on its back i. would
split il, (tbe snow fake). On
Monday, Johnston sent it to
the country to bring in a beef,
the rider tied the sturdy fat COW
with q rope from her head to the
horn Of the saddle. Alas for
poor Dobbin. the COW started
for a race, and away went the
horse, first head foremost then
sideways, uutii i. was relieved
from the running COW. The horse
was fatally injured, and now the
huzzards are holding an in
quest over the remains
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

High Point is soon to have a
national bank, 40 the Pioneer
saws, with acapital of $780, 90.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

Five convicts escaped from the
Asheville depot one night last
week.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-16

RALEIGH RATES LAST wEER-As quoted by
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-05
G.rrs's "NoRIHgRx LAugELs."

GATEs's "NoRIHEsS LAugELs. =
What IS the best authority for the state
nrut that lie cautioned Gates ON In
w.y To the Caroiinls to beware icst H.
exchanged his "\or'hc'u ~ltIreis for
Southern wIltoSsf' Cot. Peter Hsrrs
gives the story a. follows
Ga his way from the Northern State:
Gen. Gates passed through Fredericks
burg, where he fell in with Gen Charlie:
Lee who, in his frank manner. asked
him where he was going.
'.Vhy to take Corn wallis
:. am afraid" quoth LIE, you viii
iud him = touch piece Of English oeef.'
Tough. sir, rrpied Gates. tough
then begad In tender him. Ill make
p,too Of MIN. sir, in three hours after
set eyes upon him
Aye will You indeedf' returned Lee.
We'll then send for me, and | will help
YOU eat him
Ga,e@ smiled. and bidding him ajieu.
rode of. Lee banled alter him. Take
care, Cites. take care, OF Your Northern
laufeis will degenerate into Southern
willows. LIFE of NIri0p.
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Tuesdav.-Alexv buried in the after

Tuesday. -Alexy buried in the after
noon Laid him Oh he. tice and covered
him with slabs Of ice.
"Wednesday. Cutting uptent.o max,
foot-gear. Doctor went aneai TO 6uo
new camp. Shifted 10y dark.
Fridav.-Kaack was found dead about
midnight between the Doctor ani nv
self. Lee died about noon. Read pray.
ers for sick when we found he WAS GO
ing.
Saturday.-Too weak 10 carry tho
bodies OF Lee and kaack out on the ice.
The Doctor, Collins and myself carried
them arsund the corner out of sight.
Then my eye closed uD
Sunday. Everybody pretty weak.
Slept or rested to-day and then managed
to get enough wood in before dark.
Read part of divine service. Suier'ne
in oar feet. No foot-gear.
ONLY THREE MN LEFT.
Mon6Ry.-A hard fight.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday. 27th
18th day. I~verson died during ear V
morning.
Saturday, 29.-Dressler died dunn.
night.
Sunday, October 80 10th day
Boyd and Gartz died during the night.
Mr.. Collins dying.
This is the end OF Lieutenant De
Longs dinry. De Long, Surgeon Am
bier. and All Sam the cook must have
died soon after the last note was written.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-05

RAILRoADs.-A company has been or.
ganiZed for the construction Of a railroad
from Christ ansburg. Oh the Norfolk &
Western Railroad, to the great iron ana
coal fields of Montgomery county, Va.
The engineer in-chief Of the survey re-
ports that he can reach the combin d
coal and iron fields in a distance of thir-
teen miles, without a bridge, a tunnel.
or any cut exceeding twenty-o feet.
TIE Blue Ridge Railroad, running
through the Western part of \ orth Caro-
lima, is in process of construction. 1t
runs from Clayton. Ga, and Will connect
at Franklin, Macon county, with the
Ducktown branch Of che Western North
Carolina Railroad, and will pass on to
Knoxville, Tennessee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-05
Remember This,

If o are sick Hop Bitters will snrel,
aid Nature IL making you well wheu al
else fails.
II you are costive or ~dys2eptic, or arr
suffering from any other Of the numerpu,
diseases of the stomach or bowels. II /.
your OVID fault IT you remain i'll, for Hol
bltters are a sovereign remedy in all such
complaints.
If you are wasting away with any form
OF Kidney disease, stop tempting Dealt
this moment, aud turn for a cure TO Hot
Bitters
Ii you are sick with that terrible sick
ness Nervousness. you will fnd a "Balm
IN Gliead' in the use Of Hop Bitters.
It you are a trequerter, or a resident OF
a mIastnatlc district, barricade You system,
against the scourGe 4 all c untries-ma
iarial, epidemic, bilious, aud inlei mitten.
fever, by the use Of iiop Bltters.
II You have rough, pimply, or sale
skin. bad breath, pains and aches. an
teei miserable generally, Hop Biuels ~.
give you lair SIX +, ch blood, aud sweete.
breath. health, and coml,r:
In short they cule d | Diseases of h
Stomach, Bowels, 3 God Liver, Nerve
klnney>, disease. 800 viii be pad f.
a case they viii not cure or help.
That poor. bedriden. invalid wife. 81
ter. mother, or daughter, can be ma
the picture Of health. bv a few bottles #
Hop BltterS, costing but a trifle. VIII
you let them suffer?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-05
How TO ..RINa ORR TILE DE-

How TO ''RINe Our" THE Docs =
After much experimenting, the fol
lowing has proven the most beneficial! in
protecting sheep from dogs. For a flock
Of from 20 to loo aud $50 head, put on
from ii to 10 bells of various sizes and
tone from the common little sheep bell
up to a large COW bell. 1t is the variety
of tone and sound that terrifes the sheen
killing dog. The flock should always he
50 situated that they can approach the
harnyard. through a lane gate or can IN
the fence. and occasionally sailed near the
house will invariably approa h it al night
to sleep. particularly if disturbed bv H.,
or person. No dog. | care not now much
pracfice he may have had in killing sheep,
can be induced even under the most try
c'ndlt IONS. to attack a flock having from,
IA to 10 bells OF different sizes aud tone
A dog severely pressed of hunger. NAV
be nfueLc d to attack a flock while wi, o
down at rest, or silently grazing: but the
moment that doIeful sound of is bells Of
sizes and tones begins away he
goes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-05

SOME LIFE ~ THE OLD EAND YfrI"
The Sueers of Yankee RECONCILIATION
ists.' 50 called, at the '~'heaven-sent
destruction OF the Confederate sIonumtn,
at Columbia, BY a thunderbu.t, has
aroused the pride Of the South Caro.i-
mans, and contributions to replace til,
grey stone soldier are coming IL Fl. el,.
The Ladies have issued an al ircss usln.
this opposite language:
The distress of the directors At thi~
sad catastrophe Is greatly n gated d. the
determination 80 @onera expressed
throughout the State 70 asst tkem ~
replacing their fallen soldirr on III, sent
mel post. And il this misfortune shat!
result in rendering sill more close tie tie
that olnls together the hc it. of the PEG
pie OF South carolina, u &c still serve To
anew the feelings IT reverence fer
the past and devotion to the principles Of
our fathers, the women al The Monument
Association will eXuit Ia the belief that
their PROSTATE hero, like the dead body
Of tho Gid Campeadre. has won vet an. tn
er victory for the State, and with their
old heraidic legend. Dunn Spiro Soc.o"
for the motto of each, begin again their
work with full confidence that their mon
uinent shall soon be restored to perhaps
eve more han its former beauty, and as
the ancient Greeks held a tree struck by
lightning sacred to the Gods so shall the
scathed monument be dearer than ever
to all those WIN l0'e South Carolina.
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LYDIA e. PINKHAM's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For all those Faiafsi Cospiainis ard VI salne-A.
80 cemnsa TO our best femaic population.
A Medicine for Woman. Inrrnted b., Mona
Prepared by . oman.

IffnareI by . VI oman
The Greatest ssiisAi II -ea.sry sin-o The pa-@ e Hssz-.
r-fi rcvives tins dropping snastS. invi.arst~. sz
hArTnIn!Ecs the organic functio :. give- elasticity AZ
nrrancss TO thc step. re tor-s tie natural 1astrc t. ts-
eye, AM plants on the pale che : or SouAn tbs fs.A
ro~s - lies srrin F. and early ynraalrr une.
- Physicians Use II and I rascslee II Freek "a
II removes "a ntnes~. nasaie.-g. e1troyS al crav.-s
Ter stisnaiaat, and relieves " akncs- OF the stomAaa
mat frr'ing or bearing dom causing Pain, wgt.ft
and fackacAe, Is always permanently cg~ct ~ it, asa
for the cure OF kidney CanPislat. of either ..I
this Compound 1. unsurpa.std.
LYDIA r PrRIFirR
vii eradicate every yest.g~ ~ Eututrs fruu q
blood. and give tone and strength 20 the AYst.ln -
man woman or child Insist ON having il.
Both the Compound and blood Purifier an rrcpa-rf
at = and rs Western Avenue. Lynn. Msss- Irtcr -
either, 81 six bot les for 81 sent by mail in the form
OF pills, or oflox agcs, on rvcoipt OF price. 81 per tax
Ter either. Nh + nkhaH freely a1rwers all letters Of
inaAry. Enclose ct stamp. Send for pamphlet
40 Ismny should he without LYDIA = PTSKHANS
LisEa iiLLN IAey cure constipation. huouAurN.
ana toEpidALy OF the liver. - cents per box.
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