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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-10-05

Youth and age have too little sympathy
with each other. If the young would remem-
Der they may be old, and the old would re-
member they they were once young, the
world would be happier.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
LET OFF
Another Triumph OF the Railroad
Lobby.

A telegram to the Baltimore Su'
states that the Il. & II. Syndicate has
succeeded in passing their Bill to let
them of from completing the Western
y. {. X. II This ! gutting i rather
strongly. but the bald-headed facts are
about that. We have secured the
"Yca-\ay" vote on thu Bin, aud all 81
is branches-whioh We hops 70 trinc
out next week with speeches. To-day
We have only room for tile
FINAL vorT.
FoE RIM BILL:-Alcxander, Battle,
Berry. Roykin. Black, Caho, Carter,
.rol.o. Co,tner. Cozlrt, rep =, Dortch.
Dut>uu. Evans, Goodwin Graham,
iRep.1, GRAY, Hampton. I'LL. King 81
ChcrOeec. I-iuuey. Lo;tn, (ltep.1, Lu-
VII. l,eu. Mclean, Mcbane, More
head, Morrison. Neil. Payne, Pcmhcr-
ton. Punk. Poole, PurGrll, (Rcp),
Ramsay lRrpl. richardson, >peisht,
Strayhoru (Rep ,. loon. Webb, Whit
ford, Wotdhou~e, Nomack.
AGAI>er rms BILL, larke lRcpl.
Ebt> u ~Buncoin5c. Farmer, Jones 81
Henderson. kn- 81 Pitt, Scot 81 Rock
lucham. Watson OF FORSYTH. Not Not-
n-: Eaves of Rutherford, and SOFT 81
New Hanover.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

MILLIONS on ADMINISTRATION
gresham Geo. w. Julian. Ca native of
North Carolina, we believe,) has an ar
ticle showing the truth of Mr.. Henry
Georges assertion--That--the Gov
eminent must take possession of the
Railroads or the Railroads niU take p0s-
session Of tie GOrernment '-as has
been already done ia some States. Nr.
Julian shows that orer trO hundred mil.
lions Of acre, of public land have been
granted to Railroads /; and that as the
big roads are rapidly swallowing the lit
tie mes. the day is fast coming when
three or four Railroad Princes will own
these vast areas of land, as we'll as all
the property thereon! North Carolina
has only five millions of acres under
cultivation less than One.tenM as much
a. some single Railroads! The total
value of the land, mines, forests, mills,
factories, houses, cattle, and money in
North Carolina is only about sl6O. OOO.-
900 whereas Jay Gould, alone, is
worth that amount and so is Wander
bilt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
GOOD FOR THE SENATE!
OTciaI Condemnation OF t"o
Prse-Pass in 0Mce-hoIders
Pockets!

We did not expect to live to see such
a thing, but it appears we were inista-
ken. The Senate of North Carolina
perhaps the ablest since the war taid
nearly one halt Of them lawyers oHd
actually pass the Bill to denounce The
taxing of passes by Governors STATE
Officers, Judges. Legislators. etc, etc
Not only To denOunce it. but TO make
il CRIMINAL TO do ii. And not only the
rec,irtnq of a Pass. but also the ISSUING
Of it by the Railroads. n "as cut
ting up the evil. root and branch!
II i. true that the Bill was fought
stop by step; and weighted down with
many farcial amendments-well
ing hey would Kill the Bill. For, %
course, the House would refuse to adopt
them. and this would force a conference.
aud there was not time TO re-pass the
Bill through both Houses. one sena'
| tor (Col. +. +. Toon) denounced the
Bill a. a disgrace. and a reflection upon
| our otfice-holders and another Senator
IAN EDITOR pronounced it a Buncomi e
| farce. All in Wayne! The majority
saw the true view. namely that an OF
fice-holder who accepts a favor from a
| corporation which is bound to ask favor
| in return (for it controls 20 Railroads III
the State) is guilty Of doing.-Uf "cus'
tom, did sanction" it.)-what he
would greatly condemn in a juror.
Would any North Carolina Judge accept
800 in gold from any Railroad: No
but some will take Il Ia he shdpe Of q
bit Of carl boorH
Well. the Bill passed to its tina.
Reading in the Senate by a vote Of q e
IL. Vel done, Senators! You coulc
not make it a Law, but you did YOU
duty !; and we suspect that public sentr
ment next session will finish the gooC
work,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

Sunday morning Miss Amanda Holo-
baugh was painfully injured by an explo-
sion in a fire, which she had just made
in the fire place. What cause the explo
sion is not known, but it is supposed to
have been a cartridge. The flying pieces
Of whatever it was struck Miss Holo
baugh on the arm. eye and leg, the wound
on the arm being the most painful one,
appearing as if it had been made by a
bullet, and DR.. McCombs probed it 10
the depth Of an inch, but could not find
anything. Charlotte OJserrer.
There is ? commotion III New York
over a similar affair. A young girl was
making the fire; a sudden report, and she
received a fatal wound in the breast. No
bullet could be found, nor any cartridge
shell in the ashes. The police are mysti-
fled.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
sIAMMERIAG, lMPEDIMEHIs llSPtsG ~.
LOSS OF SPtECH AISu CupFn

The cure Is affected hy m,Au,uf e.
art of Dir. Moses discovery. having h...
a Stammerar iur foIty-thres We
Hundreds of test monials can be e.
the office.
ltAL&IGu. Feb. ~. 81
This IL to certlsy That IN lS.s tt. =
A. Moses cured NY sister and myself 4
staInmcring. He il now ia this ,fFa..
| advise all who are affected Ira
manner t. call o. HIM. IIlzart ut....
tainly Gu Z them as il il very -lu..
and easy to learn, ard | cheerful. ..
commeud hItn. r. r Pr4ts
at a. ILL IuS & Go. Is Bloh.t ra
EXEcUIIVE nE|rAEpNl,I .
STATE OF NORTH C~AKoIts,
RALtLGH. October 3 ~
Thomas k Cam. E-q.. e iiII... -.
y. g., 4 hr' tbcI m Jaw al mine. wH
! have known iron. infancy has
been u the - InSetcrate h,.u..
ers | ever knew. Tie has been ami IF
treatment of d. Moses Tor nnI. 4 f.s
la, r, havlng taken not more than u hal
a dozen less rs, an now IA Crivas
tiucntly AID s"ofniugly wl mont ,H
The cure Is certainly tie most w.ul.
iul one | have ever known.
TOP k. CALDWELL
Goycrutr .t. Is
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

THE OFFICES.-The Senate refused
to confirm the Presidents nomination
of Capt. Matt Atkinson for postmaster
at Asheville, and Mr.. j. J, Sharp at
Wilson. and also Col. T. B. Keogh
for U. S. Marshal of the Western n.
c District rice Ro. NJ. Douglass. There
has been a compromise between the
"Stalwarts'' and '.Coalitionists,' in the
Republican ranks in North Carolina.
keogh and Goslin ''kicked" so fearfully
in the last campaign that more than
1000 Republicans remained away from
the polls, in the Observation-Disclosures
section. But Keogh is to be marshal,
Joe HELEN is p. NJ. of Winston. and all
is now lovelybus-.W. Ii. Cox is
+. Nj. at G%reenville, rice w. b. Brown ::
and Fat Carlow gets into the WASH
ington, n. c., ofice.J. D. White
at Greensboro.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
Accidents.
morrow

With much regret we notice the accl.
dent 10 Capt. j.. VI. Bunting. Of WI
ming,op. De is a Pullman Palace con
ductor. aud vas regulating 4 { alr-brake
at brownsville, Ga, mashed hls right
foot misunderstanding amputatIon II was
feared. though it has not yettaken place
Truly the ~railroaiers earn their wages
The Tarboro .SomherHrr, tells ot the
sudden death. February 18Th. near
Bethel. Pitt county. of Mr.. Patsy John
son. aged % years. The fanny were
gathered at the supper table.
Chatham Recori. ON la.t Saturday
a little ten year old coiored glrl, named
Lou Burnett, residing on the farm Of UT.
T. w. Gattis, in Baldwin township, was
burned 80 badly that she died 10 a Re"
hour. I'VE have heretofore men
tlon that a colored voman OF this place.
named Fanny Lea. swallowed a scwlng
needle ONE years ago a "a that every now
and then the needle could be felt 10 adj
ierent part OF her body, asst travelled
about. About three weeks ago she pull
ed it gu from near her right side. II
had turned black, but was not broken.
Ii had been in her body about eight years,
but had never given her much trouble.
Oh last Thursday afternoon, Mr.
| John 7. FerTell drove his wagon into the
woods for a load Of wood, and a. he did
not return to the house for several hours,
his wife became uneasy, and he wa
searched for and soon found lying I'M
conscious near his loaded wagon, having
besn stricken with aroplexy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

YOUNG Mts OUT or WoRK-do you
want employment? Here is a chance Il,
make good pay, and see the country IN
this pleasant season Of the year. Mr.. W.
+ Hendon, the General Manager Of the
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine
Agency, at Raleigh, wants five or six
active and wide awake men to travel ior
fifty miles around the capital. They ".
be furnished a wagon, harness, machines
&c.
The Improved Wheeler & Wilson sell.
rapidly. Very little effort to introduce
il has heretofore been made in this re-
gion; brt the company now means to let
the public compare it with all others.
Write, or call on, w. p. HENDoy,
Raleigh. \. G
Sales Rooms at Malame Bessons, op-
posite Express office. Ladies invited 10
call ana see it It work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
WEDDINGS. ON Thursday, Mare.

EBDINGS. On thursday, Marc,i
lst, 1883. III thc Memorial Chapel, kox-
uucl. R,rtc county. y. g., Mr.. Thomas
:. \ortioet to Ms Leila Powell. only
daughter OF DR.. Powell, deceased, tho
Rev. Edward Mootten oticLlrng.-
Through the good agencies ot a friend.
llr. John w. Mayo. a prosperous ,oInl.
business man of Washington. n. c.,
and Miss ltnui- Pent,, 81 Baltimore.
nave been IN friendly correspondence
for some months past. Last I",sdny
evening they met Tor the hrst tim" -
Baltimore aud were formally introduced.
On Monday afternoon they We're mar
RED. Miss. Mnta Fulp. OF tabarru,,
became Mr.. ia liel Nipp last weel :.
\ slight change o na.rc.-Dn Una
of Feb. At Scotland Neck, by Key. j.
ID Iiufham. Major j. b. Neal, OF that
town, to Miss ~allie T.. Mcdowell,
daughter of the late Rev, IN, y. Nc
DoweiI. OF Murtreesbor0, The church
wa. well filled with the many friends of
the contracting parties, hasty congratu-
tons were extended. and the happy
couple took the 9 O'Clock train for a
tour North. a party OF ladies and gen
1lcme1 acco npanicd them rs lar AS
NtiAlpIl- anu lStilk iitb oi JIG 'liilse
train 10 give account of what they all
said was a day Of pleasure aud sweet
delight We Join III congratulations.
IN Wilmington, Mr.. VIM. Hurst
and Mis-, Mary NJ. Joncs.--Savan-
nah, March An elopemcnt match
has treated a sensation here. ID. G..
Cameron. OF North Carolina, assumed
the role Of Lochinvar, and carried OH.
Miss Lula II. Smith. of Hinesville. Lib
erty county, whose parents were about
10 have her married to Jos. Morrison.
The couple drove III "A buggy Ia Sayan-
nah, a distance OF sixty miles, and were
married by a magistrate. They are
now resting at the Marshall House, and
will leave Tonight on a trip 10 Florida.
AT the residence of DIR. J.. G..
TAYLOR. in oxford. Feb. 9th, Miss Mat
tie j, Lewis and Mr.. A II. ortham /;
Rev. j. w. Primrose, officiating. The
bride, a lovely and accomplished young
lady, - the daughter Of Dir. Willis Lew
Is, while the groom is one Of Ilendcr-
sons popular and successful members
Of the bar, The attendants were Miss
Lena Taylor aud Mr.. Thad X. Manning,
Miss Lou Lewis and Mr.. Jos. T.. poguc,
Miss Mile Taylor and Mr.. !. \. White,
Miss Temple Williams and Mr.. Henry
Perry, Miss Lille Williams aud Mr..
John ID. Cooper. Miss Lille Watsonan M
VI Walter Lewis, Miss Nellie Williams
and Mr.. II. p. Taylor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

COMING OuT-Tne developments Of
the past year in Railroad circles have
been enough to take away the breath
from quiet, .taid. j6ggiag-alo Along old
North Carolina. The Charlotte papers
paper. give the details OF a law suit
which unearths the fact that, to get
their influence for his projects, Mr.. w.
j. Best agreed to buy the railroad stock,
bonds. Morehead City property, etc. etc.
of several prominent gentlemen. The
Journal says:-
"A suit involving the ,um of s65, 900,
has been brought IN the Superior Court
of this county by Messrs. John l.. More
head and julius A. Gray, of Greens
boro, against Mr.. W. j. Best. The &C
ton i. founded on a breach of contract
in refusing to complete the purchase OF
certain bonds from Messrs. Morehead
and Gray, which he had agreed under
his hand and seal to receive on the 24tt
of June last. By the tprms of the con,
tract, the transaction was To include the
transfer of six hundred and eighty-fvt
shares of A. q n. &. r r stock,
valued at $50 one judgement debt
against the A. & y. c. Co., valued 81
$50, 234; thee thousand four hundred
and three shares OF the capital stock o.
Shepard. Point Land Co., valued Al
ISL CAS-; two hundred and thirty frs
mortgage bonds of the A. 4 n. Z. K. K
Co., of $500 each. These values, to
gether with all acrued interest. Mr.. Be.
agreed to receive and to pay therefor The
sum of S2l2, 900. Failing to do 50 anC
and possibly refusing to comply Slth thu
terms of the contract, he has been bounc
ed for damages In the sum of SG5, GOA.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

INYENTIONs.-Mr. Geo. Allen, OF
Newbern. has improved his c~ultlvator,
and patented it. 1t cleans up both sides
OF the row at once. A young man. at
Raudleman. n. c., named VIM. Aldred.
has Invented a tiying-switch.t to be oper-
ated by the engineer. without leaving
his locomotive. If s~uccts.fpl, it will
bring a fortune to the inventor. A iet-
ter 10 Charlotte Observer says:-
"For a a portable press and a hay
and cotton press to WalteF F. Liddcll,
Charlotte for a draining case for bar
rels to Geo. M. Crapon and II. II. Pick
etr, Wilmington for a piniou litter and
apparatus for gearing mills and other
machinery to John r Underwood and
e.. w. Daniels, Nash county for a life
boat to Frank Vaughan. Elizabeth City.
| think this is the third patent of a SIM
ilas KIND this gentleman has taken out
this winter"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

DEATH.--IIon. philo White who
died at Whitestown, y. Y, last week
left many friends in North Carolina.
where he resided for some years, a d
took a prominent part i'll public LIE.
He was a subscriber OF the FARMER and
Ncchanic, Gas also his brother, w. NJ
White. Esq, the ~well-known Agricu :
tural writer, and in private letters al
ways expressed a warm interest in the
Carolina ioIhs ~ lett behind him. -
" r,gret t. announce the death 81 Mrs
" ortb the e-tImabic wife of DIR. j. NJ.
Worth, State Treasurer. The sad event
occurred at their home in Randolph Co.,
last wees.-Col. Edward r. Lilies. of
Ansoi, dled last week, after long suffer
ing From hosts of friends will 20 W
the sad wish, Rest we'll Comrade Of
the Camp, the Field, the Prison, the
hard struggle for bread amid the after
math of War. - At st, Ma Us Miss
A SION, OF Henderson county.-At Nc
GAINESVILLE, Mr.. W y. Belts. son OF Rev.
Alvin Belts. A committee of Mason.
brought down his body last night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

STILL THEY GOl-And who are com
ing to take their places? Respectfully
referred to the Department of Agricul-
tural Politics. DIR. Elwell Of Mar
tin county, has removed to South Caro-
lima A note in Concord Register says :
Several of our young men contemplate
startins for the State o IiIinois this week
to make their future home. -Ouite
a number of families in this section lave
moved, gone to try their fortunes in other
communities, others expect to follow
soon.p
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

Charlotte Observer: But Whether
it be wrong for editors to tide on nee
passes or not there is no question Of the
/ ~nproprlety Of ate officers, judges aud
members of the legislature uo.ng il.
though by custom it has been tolerated.
The fact that the acceptance of such "a
vors by these gentlemen, places them ia
a questionable attitude and subjects them
to suspicious and harsh criticism derop :
tory TO the honor attaching to the p1sl
tons they hold, slould be sufflc ent to
prevent them from following a custom
which should n7~er navc begun"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

ment. Col. Holt. Maj Evans. and the
rest FOR helping us to Turn on the
Light" .
ed the House Bill which i now law.
The nine members Will be elected to-
mnrroM.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
ror u. r.rmer ana Me.hanle.
OXFORD. GRASvIlLE Co. y. {.

OXFORD, Granville Co, y. Z.
VIII a Democratic Legislature ignore
two thousand petitions by farmers ask
ng neighhors TO weigh their aCco,
and not other peoples, and they Fay Tor
the same: Can they refuse u grant
the petition Ii -. Democracy i I ne.
CITIZENS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
cancers, Stammering and Nasal
CdtdFYh Cured

DR.. \. A Moses. Of V;tp;nia !.
again IN Ra eigh, stopping at Cooke,
Hotel. He cur,s Cancer. Stammer,no
aud Nasal Ca,anh, AID offcrs certificate.
that are teyond dispute. tie was here
zen years ago End made some wpuderfu
cures then and they are iiyirg witnesse-
now.
Read advertisement in another column.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

A NEW VICE-PRESIDENT.-Senato
David Davis resigned. March Sd, III nr-
der that a new actin--Nice-Pres4dent
might be chosen a %precaution against
the contingency oil PRESIDENT Arthur.
death during the interim before the next
meeting OF Congress. Senator Edmunds
was elected. This gives the majority
in the next Senate to the Democrats, if
we recollt ct Alright.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

\ bill against Insurance COMPANIES
discriminating in their charges as aeainst
North Carohna policy holders passed
third reading 10 the Senat. Satnrdsr
night.
The election in regard to the sub~crin-
ton tor Ihe Albemarle & Raleigh Rail
road will be held on Tuesday. An i
l'th: A new registration has been or,
dered by the Board of County Commits
sIOnerS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

DISASTER DEEPENING While Office
holders and office-seekers denounce the
Furmer and Mechanic for clamorlng
against the selfish schemes which have
checked the prosperity Of the State, the
circle of gloom and depression spreads
from county to comfy. South Carolina,
Georgia. Florida, Alabama. Texas, Ar
kansas etc, all are reported to be BOOM
ing with life and activity and thsy ought
to be for they are draining much of the
youthful vigor and industry of the Ohi
North State. We were shown a letter
Yesterday from Raleigh men 10 Georgia
calling for others to come thither. And
almost hourly we hear of some enc leav-
ing the Statet
Charlotte like Raleigh, Is feeling the
pressure. Mr.. Leroy Davidson's big fail
ure is followed by John Brook6eld's for
about s. 500. Mr. d. Parks Hutchin-
SON. magnificent property including both
city property and farms, went to the ham
mer last wcek-bringing very low prices.
| Messrs. Barringer & Trotter, one Of the
oldest firms, follow the example of the
| fuckers, in winding up business. to re-
| tire. Nike Hoke, a leading merchant of
Lincoln, has failed.
Are other Business Disasters to ensue?
We trust not. We hope that all claim
ants and creditors will be as %lenient as
! they possibly can; and give their debtors
a cha zee TO get in another crop. But
while doing this, let all men bear in mind
that this crisis. IN North Carolina can be
ne years crop. in a few localities.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

Capt. Thigpen's son, Mark, died
last week.
Rufus Y. McAden and other rel
atives have been summoned TO tie bed
side of their uncle, Geo. w. Swepson,
who is very low.
Richmond & Danrilie tick was
quoted in New York yesterday at 81
cents OF thedoliar; and West Point Ter
minal at al4. One year ago the stock
ran to $50.
The Railroad Commission Bill APP
pointing 3 Commissioners with consider
able latitude ofpower, passedthe House
by 81 to 81 yesterday. If adopted by
the Senate, we shall detail the vote, and
speeches.
The Bill to give $50 to % companies
of the State Guard has become a law.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
OF MAN.

Impotence q mind, limb or vital flnc-
ten, neIvous weakness, sexual debility,
ETC., cured by Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association. Buffalo, n. Y. Address,
with two stamps, for pamphlet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

Too HASTY.-Much Of our newspa-
per work is done-'on the gallop'-so
to speak,-owin9 to the many interrupt
tons, and the pressure Of business: Last
week, ia speaking Of the many persons
who ride upon Railroad Passes. we in
cluded-''and those Editors who are
willing to court the favor OF the Roads"
This might reflect upon our Brethren
who have Passes and although no COM
plainth has reached US. we desire to correct
any such impression, if 1t exist. The
truth is that while there may be a few
selfish and trucking fellows, and Rail-
road Organs, the great majority Of
the North Carolina newspapers are
ftee-born.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
Tor the Farmer .ud Mechanic

BROADWAY, y. c.. March, -.
Died, March Sd. in Haructt Co. y.
G.. Mrs. Frrchcc Wilson, Sic was IN
her ST wear, and was the widow OF Rob
ert Wilson. who served IN the war OF
lNl2. Is.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07

That poor bedridden, invalid wife,
sister, mother, or daughter. can be made
the picture of health by a few bottles of
Hop Bitters. Will you let them suffer-
when SO easily cured?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CANCERS
Stammerino
AND
NASAL CATARRH
CURED BY
Da. n. A. MOSES or yIRcuyt,
Da. n. A. MOSES or YlRcIN,

OFFICE-Friya,c rooms. ..
aoof. at ookN HOTEL near
rough House. Raleigh. \.
| gusrsnt~e a cure In Cameo
mors. Ulcers. and extract N,
Moves. without performing suy
Operation, an.i vi haut rs1el g.
l Ny treatment Is pegt.r..r
when properly understood u-.-
purrl, Vegetable Plaster. wA...
Kills the Cancer, causing II ID ..
n four - six DAYS, leavluEa
~. which heals readily. | h.
number Of Cancers. sc M u.
which | have cured. taken ir.r.
OF the most influential i r~uu.
can be seen by calling a. my u.f
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LATER.

Since the above was set in tyne a ter
rife fire occurred 10 New York CITY. and
80 to 40 girls We're imprisoned in the VI
per floor OF a 5-story building. The
flames shot up the elevator, and stair
ways; and also cut off escape by the fire.
escapes. Everybody at once recognized
the value of the Raleigh Life saving
ladder. If any Of the ladders had been
on hand, the girls could have been reach
ed from the other side Of the building.
Fortunately they found a way to get out
through the roof. Two men were fatal
ly burned, and the los. was heavy
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-07
Read ,hr following -rrttaa,

Head the 'piipu Iug #~rrtttF4f...
DK y \ MvsFS The c.r..
NY Isft ryc, treated hs veu d. v..
| have no hesitation ia t,guma...
your 'rea mont to those Who ~
tiictcd. Yours tul,
] W Et.>..
M~urfreeshoro y. C.. lar lr.
\EwsoMS. VA. Tra
DIR. y. \. Mu~E~ The c.a
my ncvk cured 10y you in Dct1l.r
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Treasurer Of Norfolk Co.,. va
N~otFoIk. VA. April ga. >r
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statla that Won have Cured IN ular..
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your care. am Va y Truly youa ... .
ei servant.
MARSHALL "NUb~
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