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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-14
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In tho column side By side,
Stand the captions. Married" Died"
What fine irony is this
That shades with death our nuptial bliss,
Ihat blend beneath our earnest Cnze
The story of two wondrous daysf
The kiss of death, of blushing bride.
Sarcastic blond in-''Marr;ed, - "Died."
ThrohbinG breast of heart that Lleede.
fearful. bright OF duh eve roads,
Lines whose message is not clear,
Blurred and hrokeD through tear;
Lily fingers, hand of age,
Trace tine lines along the page;
Death and Cupid side by side
Sport with man in-'.Married,'' Died"
Here n requiem, there song.
Blend aud roll their notes along,
Village bells that ring or toll
Greet glad or passing soul
To the cEarccl call the crowd,
Clad in satin, gown or shroud,
10 the church we twice may ride:
Heedsthe headings: Married" ,""pied"
HOIST the anckor, sail away;
summer winds or sun1it bay
Lure thee DER the outer bar,
Where the whitc-Capped breakers are:
St"unch thy painted sEailop be.
Strong to ride,life's restless soa,
God SHAH rule tie surging tide
That laps tie shores of Married :" "Disd I"
Orange blossoms. .ripened wheat.
Spriss of EAe or lilies sweet,
Curlsof gold or locks of snow,
Wedding robes or gaIbs of woe,
Hands in loving hands to rest r.
Or fo!deI lie on pulse!ess breast. So.
ANho shall b.1oms and fruit divide -...i
:so:pear the stories, ''Aarricd,'' - Died"
s......F- r..-IdkIdufa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-14

GoDEY's LADY's Book fer March il full Of
good things The steel plate. THE Little Pill
fererg' tells its own story, and the eo!orsd
fashion plate is gem. Tho novelette, IA from
the pen of 4rs. II. Skehey Peters and is onscf
tire very best of rhe series of complete novels
given in the LGdy's BoOk- Tho liIusTrat1on1
stories, ect., are all 6rsf-clasS. PubIicatiop
4tnee 1908 Chestnut Street. PhiIadelpAia, Pa
PE;ee So yer annun, =. l
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corn GREAT chance to make money

~fNID GREAT chance to mako money
Oo II. Those who always take RdvRa-
tsge OF the good chances for mixing ulouey that
are offered, generally become wealthy, while
poverty. We want many mon, boys and girls o
work for right in their own localities. Any
ono cau the work properly from the frat start.
The bu sim will pay ore than ten tznes ordi-
nary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free
No one Who engages fails 70 make money. You
caa evote your whole time to tho work, or ouly
YOUR spare moments. Full in nformn tiCn ad al,
that 10 needed sent free. Addrc'' STINeoH L Col
Portland Maine. Nov. %, ISSl-Iy.
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tlemau is my father, John BOyptOn. Do
you know us now 2"a
,,""Wsll really. 1 replied, wondering in INV
mind what tho deuce was coming; really
don't know snythiug moro about you than
what you've just told"
r''Aush ~ said the Captain, and he bent
down and hissed in my ear q am Carrie
Boynton's brotherw
Boynton: 9. -.
"Ah, really! Do you say so ?" / could
not help smiling, the whole affair seemed 40
iud'crous "Give my regards to Carrie.''
"ha! You laugh at me. do you, villain l''J
cried tho Captain. Look ere, . said he,
lowering his voice to a horrid whisuer.
did look. for just then he drew from the
pocket OF his brown overcoat a handsome
case, and, opening it, displayed p.ir Of
splendid, silver mounted dueling pistols. a;
Take your choice"
A cold tremorran through my frame. Was
to be murdered? -
''Sir," said 1, in tremulous voice. willis
the cold drops OF persPiration stood out upon g
my brow; "therc must he some mistake.
I'm book>keeper for Brown * Co., dealers in
hides and taIlow. My father was Norton
McDougal; mother was Mary McDougal;
my grandfather was -"
'Confound- your grandfather. Either
marry my sister as you promised 10 do
mouth ago, or tako one OF these pistols and
80, help pw
DRY up, you whelp p and the Captain
clapped his hand over my mouth.
Choose" " said the Captain, giving me-a
kick with his boot
''lil nar>nsrry her."
IAN right"
hR laA
turned tho pistols to tho case.
: The elder Mr. Boyuton went after the oar.
risge, bu. before had ceased to trsmblo ho
returned.
The Captain helped me in, and then seated
between the ehivalric father and son, rode
away.
We rodo at a smart trot for about two
miles, should think. and then the Captain
drew rein before a large, two>story, white
house that stood near the road.
Here we are" said the Captain, getting
down.
The door opened just as we reached it.
aud who should fall into my arms but the
identical young lady who had made Ouch a
strong impression upon my hoart the Aivh,
of the lecture in W.
"Oh, John ! knew you would ke true"
she cried; and the Captain suioLcrcd as he
led the way into the psrlOr
But once there ] succeeded in convincing
Miss Boynton that | WAS not McDougal.
Her father sPolocizcd so did the Captain,
and the upshot OF it all was that consented
10 stop over night with them, aud am happy
to state that passed a very pleasant evening
indeed.
learned, too, that this j. McDougal for
whom had been taken WAS a gGE,lemaH of
wealth and leisure, with only one fault, snd
that was promising to marry every pretty
woman he became acquainted with Then I
told my story, and both Mr. Boyntou aud
the Captain seemed pleased, aud 20 did
Carrie, especially when offered to stand in.
McDougors shoes. And-woll, ny dear
reader, did about month sfterward. Wo'
had great wedding, and Clara Sogard was
one of tho bridesmaids. And sm very we'll
satisfied that McDougGl took tho up train,
instead of the down.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-14
TONY PASTOR in TROUBLE.

Tony pastor, OF New York, who is now
with his inimitab!e variety combustion,
making tour Ofthe principal cities of the
Union, is recognized rs the leading character
vocalist aud TSriety performer of the United
States. lie owns and runs a first class theatre
on Broadway, New York City, aud has gath
ered about him the bost tronpe Of variety
Ertist that could be obtained The company
has just completed brilliant engnagement At
the Walnut Street Th ,atre, Pniladeiphia, and
after the present tour they will Teappear in
Tony Pastors own theatre in New York City
Mr.. Pastor is the originator Of his peculiar
school of eharac:or singing. and has made
himself Immensely popular, having realized
By his talents large fuTtuBe. q ,--- ---------
The writer of this article met Mr. Pastor
recently at tho Bigham House, In PhiIsdeI-
phia, and found him as genial in private as
he is amusing before the public. During our
eonversAtion l inquired as TO his physical
health. aud be replied that, notwithstanding
tho strain upon him in the discharge Of his
professional duties, it was excellent. He had
occasionally severe pains, either the result Of
rheumatic attacks or colds, but auy COM
plants of that character never troubled him
long a. he had found out remedy for all
such annoying affections. I asked him what
the remedy was, and he replied, st Jacobs
Sil. theu lcaEueu from MT. Pastor That
ne considered the Great German Remedy an
excellent preparation for the cure or relief Of
rheumatism, and that it was about the only
thing used among professional people for that
dis'ressiDg complaint. He took bottles OF it
with him whenevor he weut travelling. and
would not be without it, aud knew that it
was very popular with = number Of members
of his oSn company. A conversation held
subsequently with various Dsnbers Of the
organization revealed the fact thz: ST Jacobs
Oil has been performing most invaluable
service for them in the way of curing them
Of rheumatism. Nearly every artist 10 the
troupe used it, aud was enthusiastie in its
praise, and the writer was really forced 70 the
conclusion that Tony Pastor was esrt.iBly in
luck in haTiug so valuable an article known
and employed by his iuimitably good COM
PEny of performers, for it enabled every one
to be always in mis- place, thus insuriUg COM
fort TO the management snd genuine sGtisiae.
tion to the public Tony Pastor would GER
tainIy be in trouble without ST JsOobs Oil.
At least other managers whose artists have
been Temporarily unsuppIied, hEvs noticed
the difference between st Jacobs Oil in
stock and ST. .Jsoobs Oil out of stOck-nmosg
| the members of their companies
TN Y (ry:-,.--
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-14

THE PHILADELPHIA MUSICAL JoUEx41, for
February, Genes to Us literally packed with
good hinge. and pre~entiDG a remarkably hand
some and prosperous look. 1t is crowded with
musical news and b!iGht.c cherry lau=icaI rossip
while the able editorials cover n wide field aud
the vaTions departments are fun of Information
yi!'er. No 1900 Chestnut ST Pbila6einiia T5s
subscription, O-e dollar . rear.
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.DITCEING. EXCAVATING. &C.

THE uadersgned Stih OtEcrS Lis services a
J. co2petent workman tho above line -
Ditchiug and ExcAvstog OF all kiads-DicEins
Gisterns. Ponds. Cellars. Sc-undeIl Al mod
crate rates. aud faithfully executed Orders left
at residence. West Con gress ST.. will receive
prompt attention Blasting nIso done in a atis-
factory manner. and at lowest rAtes
March 9, 1880. WESLEY LOWRY
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| SCALD HEAD.
| II. A Raymond, Auditor F. w, J. 8 r. X.
jackson, aiich was cured OF scnld Head of n no
| years duration by thcCuticura Remedi.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-14

I I-cLE'IAI W Fl T. - y = = =
i The CutcurR treatment consists in the inte m al
| use of the Cuticu-a Resoivont the new blood
! purifier. and the external of Cuticura and
| Cuticura SoR the great skin cures.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-14

slemsn is my father. John BOynson. Do
you know us now ?"a
We'll really" 1 replied, wondering in nv
mind what tho deuce was coming; really I
don't know anything moro about you than
what von've inst tol1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-14
Z ECTELS.
Garter Gss>u u&ce
CaarIcsiCwn, jefferson County, VI. Ta
The Carter HouHe ban chan ed ha nGs c nd iarow
under tho InanRc cement Z!
NEI-. H. Il. Do9.Sex

under tho manac ceInentuI
NEE.- H. Il. Do9.Scv
late OF Baltimore, W ho is Thoroughly cnDublo n,
conduct.ng h"toI "a iirst.cIaso p prircip!es- Tho
hoe! Will At once undereo thorough rnnovation n
.''"i's 1nG ""t' aud large quantity CT rurnt-
tufF, csrpctnF, &c, Will be added a cd every
comfort and acCoInnuda t!on will be efio,dcd 70
the travelling public and patrons o! ,hc weli-
Eo""n Garter II use SIR. Dorray is ~ expert
ere h"ie! "an and .=i! cater gene nerouoty 20 the
~&Cts OF every gusst.
Reference H@r:.wn.'e Hotel, Baltimore,
GIareadoa Hutel, Ba liiaorc
February 2i iNN2.
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Justices M0ti2e,

II AVlNG qualified aud pivcn bond as JUS
IL lice "f the Peace am now prepared to
give strict attention to the duties o! office.
All Claims placed ia NV mauds for CnIlpctiuc
according 10 Law, shall have cGsa al ten
tion. and prompt returns made - the law til-
rsct%-t Persons wis ling cn'iectl"ns ACCORDING z
TO law. aud nr"mpt returns made, wilI have
ghsir orders carried out.
y 5. Currency Gefaced or partly DESTROYED
Will be redeemed bv the y. S. Treasury. will
eple2V0r to have such redeemed when D4uccd
10 NV hands. Acknowledgements t" deeds and
other "bllgatOns. &c. taken MY office. EOrG h
corner of the Market II "Use. euiTIl.gc 20 WASH
jngIOn Hall Give me :: call.
JOHN AVIS,
Jnne IA. 1SSl-tf. Justice &c - Peace.
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MILK CRUST = =
Mira. bowers, I43 Clinton ST.. Cincinpa ii speak ks
OF her slster's child. who cured of milk crust
which roHisted all rer.ecIes for two years Now
hne healthy boy, with beautiful head Of hair =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-14
tLAXL XLOR TZ0TET.,
WINCHESTER, Va,

5 'IiE uod ersigued taxes pleasures in nrnounc-
< luE to h!h numerous friends Virginia and
e!ec here th"t he has undertaken the manage
neht OF THE Famous HntoI for term of years
10 these who kGOw him it ia css to say tha I
he @i!i spare cff"rrs to render the TAYLOR
HOUSE worthy OF their patronage. Strangers
ahu tue pubic at large are cordially ia yi;rd to
give III" isJ inr House trial. He has rcfilted it
from top to bottom, and With No cooks and po-
Ii'e ana accommodating employees in every de-
primci l. hopee to ma ;Ttain the reCutG Iiun the
Taylor Hotel. famous g travc!ors for the lac;
hf'y years Every Department cf the House Will
DC conducted with view 20 the comfort and coz
veni"nco Of i's GucEts.
- G3-S1eci'l F"cii'ti"s for Cornlncrc ia Traveors
IsTtno 10 tTansicnt visitors 81 90 per day, ar d
s6vEn; sECous ratoB to weekly nd hI~ Board
ere. HENRY " ULFERT.
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{ (5iltticrlra ! |.

Geo W; Brown. 45 Marshall ST.. Providence. R.
I'Surso oy Cutlcura ResoiVepi (blood Purifer)
ano CCticuIa and Cuticura Soap 1.-THE great akin
cEreS) OF a Rin gWorm Humor got al the barber's
"hich spread all over cars, neck and face, aad
lor @ 81 years resisted All kinds OF treatment.
SKIN HUMOR.
r l. preke, Esq, agent for Rarper s. Bros.,
o'ooit' h;o' wien gives an astonishing account OF
ma case (eczema rodent). which had been treated
by q consultation of PhrEciars <i;hou: benefr,
Ana which speedily yielded the Cuticura He
Solvent (blood purider) Internally and Cuticura
nally. -.-
SCALD HEAD.
II: Raymond, Auditor F. W. j. 8 s r. r.,
jackson, aiich.. was cured OF SCnid Head of u INC
years duration by thcCuticura Remedies
ECZEMA. -
Hon. Vim. Taylor, Boston Macs permanent
cured cure Of humoE OF the face and EcaIp [eczema)
hat had been treated uGsuccesEIulIy for twelve
years by many of Roston'a Ebest physicians and
most noiod sPecialicts, az. we'll as European
thoTties
Mira bowers, I43 Clinton ST. Cincinnati. speeks
OF heF slster's child, who wGs cured of milk crust
hne hea!thy boy, with beautiful head of hair =
FALLING HAIR.
Fronk a. Bean, Steam Fire Engine 6, Boston
was cured of Alopecia, falling Of the hair by
the Caticura Reeoyent (bIeod puriicr) in ternaIIy
and CutIcura and CuticuFa Sosp CHE great sk in
cures) externally, which completely rcstorcd his
hair when all "a;d he would lose it, =
TREATMENT y
The Cutcura treatment co nsists in the ;nterna al
use of the CuticuTa Resoivont. the new blood
purifier. and the external uae ofCuticura and
Cuticura Soap, the great skin cures.
CUTICURA II --
REmspiEs are for Fa!e by all drurc;qts. Price
OF CUTIcuRA, hediciua! Jelly, sm all hoxen Soc :;
large b"xes. s CvTlcUnA RLsoLvEST. the ne "
blood purifier. s per hottie CurIcrRA soar Ttbe
queen OF medicinci nd toilet eos ps). csc CuTT.
cURA MEprcISkL Shaving SOAP. SC. P-inciDat
depot. weeks &. Potter, Boston, EGaes.-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
Will Harrison Resign?

The communication published i'm the
BAzoo during the past week from .'One of
His Constituents" in regard TO Alderman
Owen Harrison securing a city warrant
from gentleman in East Sedalia, repre-
senring that he would get il cashed on the
strength of his "high official position"
and then filling himself up with whisky on
the money procured on the said warrant,
has caused not little Indignation, and the
matter will probably be thoroughly inves-
tigated. Harrison has long been an eve
sore to the respectable portion OF the resi-
dents of the Second ward, and they are de-
termined To probe this matter to tn. bot
tom. The members of the board have
taken some cognizance OF the matter also.
and the chances are Owen will be shown
up i'm anything but an enviable light.
Ii he had any regard for what little
character me has left he would tender his
resignation at the next meeting of the
board. Will he do it?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
Saved His Life.

Red liquor sometimes gets away with q
man. The truth of this observation wa.
almost tragically brought home to BAzoc
reporter yesterday afternoon as he wa:
walking along the track of the Missouri
Pacific, just above Massachusetts, avenue
Switch engines were busy making up trains
and yardmen were hurried i'm their duties
and could give no time to anything else
than the coupling OF cars and the making
up of trains.
Just ahead of the reporter there was a
man Keeling under the influence OF liquor,
and drunk enough to be oblivious To- his
surroundings. Suddenly the drunken man
sat down i'm the center of one of the tracks
and then stretched himself out
for a quiet sleep, his head resting
on a tie outside of the north
rail. The reporter saw the condition and
position of the maR, and at once realized
that if he was permitted to remain where
he was he would be cut in two by the cars.
Catching the drunken man by the arms,
the reporter managed to haul him off the
track to place of safety, just as a lot OF
empty freight cars were backing down the
track upon which he lay. 1t was narrow
escape from a horrible death. for in FIVE
minutes more the cars would have been
upon the unfortunate man and his
mangled remains would have afforded an
other illustration OF what, liquor will do
for a man.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
The Owens Obseauies.

The remains of the late Samuel ii. Owens
lay i'm state at Masonic hall all day yester-
day, guarded by Knights Templar in full
uniform, and we're viewed by several hun
dred prominent citizens who knew
and loved deceased. At 8 o'clock this
morning the Knights Templar of the city,
Missouri, No. l; Tuscan, No. $50, and
Aurora lodges, No. 261, A. +. and A. NJ,
and such master Masons as respond to the
district deputy grand master, and grand
officers of the grand lodge A. o. u. W will
escort the remains TO the union depot,
where the Missouri Pacific train will De
taken for California. Moniteau county.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon. A large number of Masons from
St. Louis will attend -Globe-DemOcrat.
The funeral will take place atCalifornia
at 3 O'Clock to-day, and will be conducted
by Prince of Peace commandery, Knights
Templar, of Jefferson City, of which body
deceased was a member. Quite number
of prominent members of the Masonic fra
ternity and of the A. q. L. W., OF Sedalia,
will go east this morning TO attend the last
sad writes of the deceased.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
A Lively Run.

Yesterday mornings mOnotony was
broken by Lively runaway team, the
property of DIR. Abell. The driver of the
team, a colored Jehu, had stopped il in
front of Herold's feed store on Main street,
and without hitching the horses, left them
standing i'm the street while he went into
the store to get some feed. Something
frightened the horses and they liz out up
the street at hurrah pace. When oppo-
site Rod Cables store, the wagon To- which
the scampering horses were attached,
struck Mr.. Cables delivery wagon and
upset it so quick a never was, intiicting
snndry injuries. The box of the Abel
wagon was left i'm the street, and thus re-
lieved, the horses fled up To Usage street
anc then turned south. Just opposite the
Wine hall the rear wheels OF the wagon
were left in the street, while the front ones
still chung to the hurrying horses The
team ran out on Usage To- Fourth street
and then turned east After running some
distance they gave out and were captured
by colored man.
1t is thought that if the horses had been
tied they would not have run Oft, though
this may be sarcasm.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
WHAT
The Paper Published for the Peo.
pie Now on Earth Would
Like to Know.

How John Woods waits on five sisters
nj once.
Why Mr.. Bradford is so popular with
the ladies.
Where was Brink when his star fell
Friday night.
If detective belong hasn't been doing
some fine work of late.
Why Bert Richie loves to- play mar
bles with TIE little boys.
If Mart Shields didn't make dandy
policeman at the opera house last night
How u. HIS girl feels after him TAX
ing married lady To the ball Friday night
If that merchant policeman don't
know that he ought To stop 4 row-if he
can.
III the bald-headed bachelor from the
nutmeg state isn'ta clinger when he strikes
pretty girl.
Why so many Indignant people were
congregated in the vicinity OF the post
office yesterday.
Why the negro who threw the slop
from window in Porter's block, yester-
day, was not arrested.
If the men who left their store doors
open Friday night wouldn't blame the po-
lice if their stores had been robbed.
What Officer Myers thought OF the
funeral dirge furnished by the X. 4 T..
boys on the occasion of the burial OF the
canine, Friday.
What has become of the crazy man
who was passenger with j. X. Barrett
and ID. III. Smith, at Chamois, during the
recent blockade.
Why a certain shoemaker and Good
Templar failed to leave his family and
meet the widow and her children at the
appointed time and place for an elope-
ment and bridal tour to Florida.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
A Nocturnal Ramble and What
Came of It.

Some genius-we suspect him to belong
to the jovial order of humanity-has said
"The dav to drOne and dream, the night to
learn and ramble." We do not propose to
dispute this worthy's view of the matter,
but present herewith the experience OF u
Philadelphia journalist, Mr.. William II.
Cunnington, l112 North Twentieth street,
one of whose nocturnal rambles he thus
refers to, beginning his narration rather
peculiarly, however: IL am not a
rheumatic, and have been troubled very
little with bodily pains. Last Tuesday
morning | experienced very annoying
stiffness of the neck, which grew worse as
the day wore on. Toward evening it be-
came verv severe, and / could scarcely
turn nv head in any direction. Arriving
home at tea time, it was with difficulty that
could eat INV meal. My wife wanted to
rub nv neck with st. Jacobs Oil, but re
fused, saving / thought the affection would
soon pass away. Tea over, against the
remonstrances of my family, lett home
to ramble toward the new Chestnut street
opera house, about two and a-half miles
from nv residence i started in the midst
of heavy snow storm, and remained at
the theatre until the close of the perform
ance, although could feel my neck getting
worse and becoming very painful. Leav-
ing the play the trouble came to reach
home. The storm continued; the car IN
which I was became blocked in nearly
every square, a cold current of air swept
through the car, and did not reach my
home until toward a. NJ, by which time
NV neck had become absolutely rigid.
Then | consented to the use of st. Jacobs
Oil, which nv wife applied two or three
times before / arose. l continued its use
that day, and by evening l was free from
pain. and the next morning / amused
myself by twisting my neck in any direc-
ton that suited me, and not vestige of
stiffness remained. boston Herald.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
A Wrong Idea.

Many persons having gotten the wrong
idea that hops are strengthening, have Ia.
ken to drinking beer and ale very freely
The consequence is they feel better for a
short time, but when the reaction comes
they are much weaker than before Reader,
if you value life, lay aside all malt and
alcoholic beverages and put your trust in
that temperance preparation of iron and
vegetable tonics called Browns Iron Bit
tiers 1t gives real health and strength TO
every part of the body, refreshes the mind
and restores the nervous system to It's
proper standard. Over 100000 bottles
have been sold this year.