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The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
HOT COFFEE.

We were at railroad lunch house
not long ago, and had only i've minutes
70 appease the appetite. Quite num-
Der Of active participants had commenc-
ed rendering good service at the lunch
stand when gentleman, apparently in
some haste, stepped mp, and the follow
ing semi mi-animated conversation took
place between him and the man who
presided over the cofee-pot:
"a cup Of hot coffee, please"
'S.i.r?"
"a cup Of hot coffee, say !"
"W.h-a.t did y.o u say, s-i-r?"
II said ! wanted cup Of hot cotfee!''
"D-i.d y.o.u s-a y hot c-o-s-f-e.c2"
II did, and ! want itd--n quick tool"
"Y-e.s, sir"
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
CALIFORNIA PALACE CAR EXCUR.
SION.

The ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD will rnn
~ lace Car Excursion to sam Francisco,
leaving New Orleans mt l2 O'clock January
ltl, 1855. route, going, via New Orleans. San
Antonio and Los Angeles, with stops nt each
Ol the three points mentioned. Returning.
passengers have choice Of two routes either
the Southern Pacific, Or,at slight additional
expense, the route via Ogden ana Denver.
Stop-0Yers will granted at will, west Of and
intending Los Angeles Returning, stop.oycrs
granted at any point desired, within the life
Of theiticke's.
Mardi Gras begins at New Orleans February
Soth, we suggest that as many MS desire to
witness the Carnival Festivities, return via
New Orleans at about this date
Remember that OH this Excursion Won have
Dlit one change of cars, and that at New
Orleans. No Snow! No Ice! Fruit, Ferns and
riowers ~ abundance, and Accommodations
First-class
This trip embraces over 7,O00nles OF lavel
through Illinois, Kentucky Tennessee. Missis.
supp, Louisiana. Texas, New and Old Mexico.
ARIZONA and California, going. and Nevada.
wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska and Iowa,
returning VIA Denver Every mile Of this
route is rcplete with Natural and Historic
Interest.
Applications for Sleeping Car Berth nc.
ccamnanied BY price Of same mnst he made to
Mr. +. Merry Manchester, Iowa. on or be.
fore December 18th. To secure n desirable
location in Sleeper. application should be
made ~ once. Write for Circulars. giving
full information as to Rates Ronte .De tours x. 2
A. y, HANSON J.F. MERRY.
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. West. Pass. AT.
nov 8, At. =
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
A TRIFLING DIFFERENCE.

A Jersey man called upon a New
York lawyer the other day and announced
that "his rich brother had drawn up a
will ard died, and that"
.'Ah l see! interrupted the attorney,
''and You want me to bust it. Very
well, sir; we'll plead insanity"
"Oh, no--he wasn't insane. You see
The will leaves everything to- second
wife, or some church or college. Have
no fears my dear sir. i can bust il
high-sky. Well plead undue influence. .
"But influenced him myself"
'Ah. that alters the case. somewhat; bnt
fllprove TO jury that he was afflicted with
softening of the BRAIN"
"For heavens sake, don't do it,,
'But must aud shall bust the will y
Then, I'll have to tiud lawyer who
can't, for Its drawn in my favor, and
I want to beat all the other heirs!''
''Ah! certainly! that alters the case.
Your brother was sane. sensible, and
in perfect health, and all the lawyers this
side Of halifax can't break the Wilt?
Sit down. siri'
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at jackson, Miss Nov, /, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
70 make tinal proofin support ofhIs claim. and
that said proof will be made before A. p,
Sparkman circuit clerk at Magnolia Miss,
ntogner, homestead No. 1881, for the eI of
Nrange II E. :.
he names the following witnesses TO prove
ms continuous resderce upon, and cuitiya
J,on OF said land, viz: John Rials, Warren
all of Tyler Town npOstofice pike county. Miss,
noT J, ct. R. c. KERR, Register,
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUs-
TEESi
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
PUBLIC EDUCATION, STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
JAcKsoN, October Is, 1sss.


For the information and government
Of all concerned, the following section
(703) Of the Code Of 1880 is republished.
to-wit:
SECTION 703. On the first Saturday
in December, In each year, all patrons
Of each school shall meet at 12 O'Clock,
M, at such convenient place as may be
chosen by them, when assembled they
shall organize by the appointment of
Chairman snd Secretary and proceed to
elect, by ballot or popular choice, three
persons, patrons Of the school who shall
constitute Board OF Trustees for such
school, and shall hold their Office for Que
year, or until their successors are quali-
fed, and the Secretary Of such meeting
shall notify tile County Superintendent
Of the result Of the election aforesaid.
In case vacancy shall occur from any
cause in the Office OF Trustee, the Coun.
ty Superintendent shall fill said Office
by tile appointment OF some suitable
person. who shall hold his Office until
his successor is elected and qualified.
Shoul3 the patrons Of any public school
fail to elect trustees on the day fixed by
law, then the County Superiutedent shall
appoint Trustees for such school, who
shall hold their Office until the next
annual meeting, and until their success
sors are elected and qualified; provided,
that in all incorporated towns, three
Trustees shall be elected by the board
OF Mayor and Aldermen, at the time
aforesaid. j. A. SMITH,
State SuDerintendant
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
THE NEW SHORT ROUTE
70 KANSAS AND The Wnsr.

Attention is called to the new Kansas Citv
railroad line now completed ana in operation
Detween Memphis Tenn. and Kansna CITY
MO. By this new rOnte the south and west
,s brought into close relation. Saving several
hundred miles and many houis travel between
the two sections. IL is in fact now the ONLY
practical rnnte from the south TO ali points n
kansas Missouri. Colorado and an western
states. through train with Pullman Palace
Sleeping car and elegant day coaches leaves
mmeinphis daily. running through TO Kansas
City without change OF cars. where il n riyes
~ time to mako connection III the Grand ifniou
Depot with all trains leaving Kansas CITY.
ror emigrants TO the Pacific coast aud tie
Northwest, or for home seekers in Kansas and
Missouri, time and money is saved by this
short route as against the ciiclitnns routes
wa St. Louis, heretofore the onl, outlet Sne
ciai low rates are made for this class Of bus,.
ness and all art carried through to Kansas
Siiy I'D hrst class trains Round trim. Land
Expior re- tickets on sale at low rates Send
Tor -he Emigrants' Guide, ,au eight page pancr
giving full end reliable information in regard
70 Kansas and Missouri-mailed Free
Address j. +. LOCKWOOD,
Genl Pass. Agt.. Kansas City.
Tkt. Agt, 81 Madison ST., Menu lis, Tenn. ;a.
Southern Pass. Agt % Wall ST., 4 Atlanta .S Ga.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Having been appointed Distributing Agent
at this point for the above named Fertilizer,
will be ready to supply all those who want
to buy early, any quantity they desire after
the 9th day November next. sell It upsser
full guarantee; the manufacturers having
complied with the sTATE Law governing the
sale of fertilizers, aad refer to the following
we'll known farmers for evidence that Il did
not 'tire' the crops during the long and Sc.
we're drouta Of this year, and that it IS in
every respect equal to any fertilizer ever
sold in this market:
EPHRAIM PREscorr. JoHs HOLMES, T. H, Nc
DowELL, w. NJ, STEVENSON. JoHx POWELL
JAMES POWELL, HARRIssoN PREscorr. e. r.
MrxoS. s. c. LEsoIR. w. p PRKscorr, A. j.
ANDREWS, Jo. w. BRUaFIELD;also to my own
crop now in tull bearing near this place.
A-LEBLANC.
Agent for North West Fertilizing Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
TIDINas FROM TYLER TO WIN.

Red Eye has rather singular effect on
some who imbibe most too freely Of it,.
Ayoung man who has only been married
shcrt true partook pretty heartily
and afterward wended his way home.
ward. Upon reaching home placed bis
fayorite horse in his stable and. went,
aa he thought, to his lovely wife.
Imagine the poor fellows great astonish.
ment when lie awoke about two in the
pine-woods, with his shirt hang.
ing on one stump and pants &C.,
hanging on m oak limb and lie
casting lonely glance around the walls
Of his spacious bed room--with no pic
tnrcs to adorn it save the stately pine
and oak.
Mr.. Jno. A. Walker the prince mer-
chant Of Shirt-tail Bend was in our town
laEt week.
Miss Snfford's school il gradually
increasing in numbers and bids fair to
be a fine school yet.
Dir. Applewhito visited W. H. Doane
yesterday. His wounds have been bleed
ing now the second time and he is not
doing quite az well as was hoped for.
Mr., Robt Babington and his son
Willie visited our friend, L. L. Lamp
ton last week. BY JINdo.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

II disease hRs enterod the system the only
way 70 drive It ont IS to purify and enrich the
blood To this end, as is acknowledged by
than iron. The fault hitherto has been that
ron conld not be 50 prepared rs to be abso.
iutely harmless to the teeth This difficulty
has been overcome by the Brown Chemical
Company OF Baltimore. Md, who offer theit
Browns Iron Btters as u faultiess iron pre-
paration positive cure for dyspepsia. indi
gestiun, kidney troubles, etc.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Sylyania, Ga, is q town Of three hun
dred inhabitants, and, according to a
newspaper published in the town, there
has never been death OF a man or boy
from natural causes in the place since
the town was incorporated. about thirty
years ago, Two women have died III
that period.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

1T is something can't understand. .
aaid Mrs. Wigglesworth, laying down
the paper, .'why every Fisnchman's
first lame begins with an M. Here's
NJ. Ferry and NJ. Wilson and NJ. Grew
and dozen more. Mnst bother the
postmaster terribly"
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

A newly. married lady was telling
another how nicely her husband could
write. ooh. you should just see some
of his love letters" eyes, 1 know"
was the freezing reply; eve got a
bushel of 'em in my trunk" Tablsau.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

To w, David CoDey-
An attachment at the suit Of Smith 4 Sim.
mons, against yOur estate for $63 so, returna.
bic before the court of g. w. Simmons. one
tue justices Of the peace IN and for Pike
county state of Mississippi, has been exc
cnted and is now pending in said court, and
held Mt Pine Grove. on the 18th day of M
yenlber, 1883. an1 plead to said action, iudg.
ment will be entered and the estate attached
will be sold, October 20. 1888.
oot25 1t G. w. SIMMONS, j. p.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

A lawyer was summoned MS witness
in certain case. The Judge, finding
that the witness was lying badly, inter-
rupied him, saying: "I beg of you
forget your profession for moment and
tell ms the truth"
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

'Yes, said fashionable lady, "I
think Mary has made a very good match
hear that her husband is tne of the
shrewdest and most unprincipled law
yers i'll the profession. and, OF course,
he can afford to crafty her every wish. .
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

The wife of the editor of the Leader
has only been at work in the cffice six
months. She works about 81 hours
each day, and can set galley and a
half of bourgeous type, and will not
average two errrois to the galley. often
correcting and rearranging manuscript
mattev while setting it mp. Besides
that. she is one of the fastest proof
readers we ever saw, and is about as
correct as any. She is the cleverest,
beet and most faithful help we ever had
IN the office, and it gives us great pleas.
nIe to speak word OF praise for hex
Clay County Leader.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Our national paper currency is sal
to be poisonous from being colored with
arsenic. That's where the poor editors
revenge comes in. He doesn't have to
handle the stuff.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN,

We will open school in Magnolia.
O. on Monday, October 29tIl, and will take !,
limited number Of pupils of both sexes al
open in the building opposite the Presbyte.
rian church "
School hours from $50 a m to 4p. M.
oct@o tt WN. j. DURBIN.
MISS LIZZIE d. JOURDAN.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

The government revenues in October
amount to $33, 000,00 expenditures
$40 900, 000.and debt reduction $14. .O0O,.
600. Another call for three per cents.
is soon TO be made.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

A man who married lady named
Grace, says that he has every reason to
believe that it has made him q better
man. At every meal now he has occa-
sion to say "Grace."
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Young Jones. talking Of his sweet.
heart who had recently died, said: "Oh.
but she was n'lear girl; fair of face, per.
feet Of form. sweet, lovely and delicious,
and how she did love ice cream and
dancing"
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Uncle, said man to one Of the
colored persuasion at the Beach Hotel
on Sunday, ''why do they call that the
Pagoda bathing bouse?" "Cause YOU
pay il you 60 dab, "answered the old man
uncernedly. Houston (Tex. Post.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All parties. irrespective Of age, color or
previous condition. are respeetfi1Iy ;nv;,sd
TO come forward and settle their bills Those
owing us for two and three years are cor.
dlalty. respectfully aud especially invited.
1t IS presumption TO think don't need INV
money. -
ocis5 If WIN. MRoTEN. NJ. d.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

The Republican party organs should
not murmnr as they DO about the
negroes dissatisfaction. The Republi
can party blundered as to what it could
do for itself under the guise Of patroni-
zlng the negro. 1t will bluuder again
If it expects the negro to have infinitely
more sense than the white man, and
not to feel the least resentment for
having been misled so many years.
Galveston News, (Dem.)
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

, Y the Existence Of Worms in the Intestines
darkens the complexion, is it not reasonable
20 suppose that their presence will ruin bcalthi
expel them from the body
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

The Rev. Geo II. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind
says: both my self and wife owe our lives
to Shlloh's Consumption Cure" For sale by
4. Smiley & Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

"Hackmetack, = lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price 25 and 50 cents. For sale BY 4
Smiley e. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Are you made miserable by Indigestion
Constipation. Dizziness Loss OF Appetite
Yellow skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. For sale by +. Sini,ey g. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

For l)ysvcpsia and Liver Complaint. yon
nave nave = printed guarantee OIL every bottle OF
siiloh Nitaizer. II never fails to cure For
sale by +, Smiley g. Co
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Shilohs Catarrh Remedy--a positive cnr
for Catarrh. Diphtheria and Canker Mouth
For sale by L. Smiley d. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
For Safe.

300 Acres Of Land in separate pnr cells
near Magnolia; all having plenty OF timber
ana good water facilities Apply TO
sctl u A. LEBLANC
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Why wiliyou cough when Shiloh's Cure cts.
give immediate reief. Price 10 cts, so
and 81. For sale by L. Smiley e. Go.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

4 Nasal Injector free with eDch bottle Of
Sliiloh,s Catarrh Remedy. Price SO ceuts
For sale by Il. Smiley s Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Shilol's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping congh and Bronchitis For
sale by Il. smiley & Go.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

The whisper Of beautiful woman can
be heard furthur than the ioudest call
to duty.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Mr.. J. P. Matthews, Of Hazlehurst,
was shot and killed on Tuesday, by
Mr.. +. B. Wheeler. We are not in
possession Of the particulars. The
deceased was brother Of Mrs. g. G..
Gibson's, Of this place.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Mr.. J, FL Athey. drnggist. ut Holly Springs
Miss, says: II am selling more Browns Iron
Bitters than all other bitters and tonics com
bined,n
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Men who do not pay their tailors can
be arrested on breeches Of trust.-New
Orleans Picaynne.
Ynu conld not make q snit on au arrest
OF TINT character.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Bains s. Son. druggists, at Walden, Miss.
say; Browns Iron Bitters give better salts
faction than any we have ever sold"
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

Mary Anderson. au American actress
has become very popular in Europe.
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Stunts @cmedn.
The World Moves. - Skill and Science
Triumphant.

OUR reporter relates the following remarkable
experience of one of our most reliable and sub
stantal merchants, Deacon stephen q. Mason.
Mr.. Mason says that from 1863 to 1880 he suffered
terribly from frequent very severe attacks of ill.,
fammatory Rheumatism. The last attack in the
winter of 20 and so was so severe as to render
him unable to take a step IN four month";. Ills
physicians thought that one side Of him was para
ly2ed, and both knees became SO still that he
could not bend them. The doctors pronounced
his case incurable, leaving him in terrible con-
dtion. He was then induced to try Hunts Rem.
edy, by medical friend who told him that his
whole sickness and trouble arose from Kidney
disease, and convinced Mr.. Mason that such was
the case and after taking it six weeks was en-.
tircly cured, and Is now in such excellent pnysi.
cal condition that neither damp weather nor wet
feet affect him disagrceably. MIR. Mason says
that his cure is complete as 1t is more than two
years since he has had the disease. 81 attribute
my most remarkable cure solely to Hunts REM
edy, the luiailible Kidney aud Liver Medicine"
says Mr.. Mason. - Providence ErcRiag Press.
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THE KING AND THE POOR.


pnes Joseph Washes the Feet of Tween
ty-four Old Men and Women.
Phe HoiOurg, the chiefpalace of the Aus
bn sovereigns, has been, says the London
fndaTd, the scene of an ecclesiastical
lsnOny or act of devotion which is Gu
|Irelic of medieval customs. In accor-
Pc with the usage observed from time
memorial, on Maunday- Thursday, the
|smony Of washing the feet of the poor"
slhs morning performed az usual by
Y malesties az the imperial residence.
lAe middle ages the custom prevailed ut
Pny other Catholic courts, but in the
Nnt day to find parallel would be inn
solei except at the Vatican and the
&e oil the king of Spain. The proceed
Eopenet at 8 O'Clock, when twelve old
y Of whom the Oldest is in his 93d year
Ae youngest 81, and twelve old women,
Uagst 10 and the youngest 80, dressed,
usual, in the old German costume, pre-
10 them by the Emperor and En-
~ entered the court Chapel, in order to
teNe inc sacrament, and were then
Fasu' INTO the hall of ceremonies at the
Ioufg On each side of the hall was a
EsNth twelve covers, one table for the
men aud the other Tor the old women.
W are all citizens Of Vienna, and MANY
tuns'hem showed by their behavior that
nave taken part in the ceremonies
stnan once. With the appearance of
ae'gSmen at IL a. m. the ceremony
f Inc emperor, who was followed by
He Mchdukes present in Vienna, served
Vu men, and the empress, followed by
me Mchducheses and court ladies' served
II VIZ women at their respective tables.
Syrps diplomatique was, as usual, in
ln liz ou' this year, for reasons gen.
I,s;,h Anown, the British, French and
nia; ambassadors did not appear. All
%v,usIefs were present, as well as court
mSa!sS and privy counselors, the
svs the grand masters, and the
kr representatives of the army. The
r. Ihoelng, removed, the emperor and EN-
.ns't down III front of each of the old
kp'e, Wok OIL shoe and stocking from
N washed the foot with towels moist.
"S S aeolden ewerheld by a chamber
N v H.sf me feet of the old people had
n My. tae archdukes and archdnch-
n m n,pp,eu the shoe and stocking, and
mNes,les concluded the ceremony by
bss round the neck of each OF the old
olS purse with thirty silver tlorins.
Nv ,olSs were then sent home in cabs
ke '"n d we!l'hled box of provisions and
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instead Of feeling tired and worn out, in
Sd Of aches and pains, wouldn't you
her leel fresh and strong? If you CON
ne feeling miserable and good for-noth-
lyon have only yourself to blame, for
byns Iron Btters will surely cure you.
% and cnchona are its principal ingredi-
/. lisa certain cure for dyspepsia, in
'eshon, malaria, weakness, kidney, lung
heart affections. Try it, if you desire
be healthy, robust and strong, and expe-
bee It's remarkable curative qualities.
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scorr,sH MYSTERY.

~. Giant who Was Heir to the
rsrldOm of strathmore.
! a , ,bs-e we're monsters in foreign
NV wv there have been not a few in the
|r's '' and If France can boast of her
pA.,,,,. we can point to two or three
NV odd personages belonging to our
| ability. In illustrating this am
!, S,ell you fact which can not be
n Sr il is based upon indisputable
~, ~ The Strathmore family is one of
snss, and most historical of Scotland.
OlS Me- been Earls since l423 and inhabit
pss;,stnrjcal a castle than that OF the
!. .s,sssociated with the Macbeths. In
Tssv strathmore, falsely accused OF
. ls nv witchcraft against the life OF
P nI. ". of Scotland, was burnt in
.sassmarkets, Edinburgh. Her son,
~ 1ssnerate by persecution, flung hlm-
rock and persisted Immediately,
Hls remained some years dormant
r sS revived by James |. OF England,
| ri scotland. 1t is said the Lady OF
,snore cursed her family for having
sSo,sd her in her distress. BE this as
,r bsre il what has recently transpired
4, .ncIenthouse. For four generations
Y bss beer a mystery at GIamis Castle
y M one has been able to fathom.
~ nid that it was a ghost, Others a mys-
{on,y hidden treasure: but rumors OF a
ot lessuncanny nature hoated around
/ cOnntry and have done 50 for about
,,v three years. Four Esrls of Strath.
n have seated themselves in ancestral
Il Al Westminster, and yet oil the while
,eal Earl. the eldest OF the family, was
hidden in the vast old feudal palace
;lsms. He died only last year, aged 92
Il, and he was monster. He stood
h ieet in height. HIS head and the
bsr bart Of his body resembled that of a
A His skin was marked. with black and
In spo,ches, and his hands were webbed.
| could not speak nor hear, but his eyes
n bright but wild. He never showed
d Of reason, and in order to avoid legal
kealtie. and painful revelations this hor-
was hidden in Il building erected on
pose. His jailers were paid handsome
buitss to keep silent. AS each Earl sue
Mel to the estate he was taken to see this
tlfc creature, and it is said that one OF
4 s. gentlemen almost lost his reason on
holding the loathsome and gigantic hor-
Last year the poor wretch died and
secret has come out, owing to difficult
concerning the disposal of the remains.
/ most extraordinary part of it all Is
y the whereabouts of the monster Earl
! kept so wonderfully quiet, and also
b be lived to such an advanced age
bdon Cor, New York Mail and Express.
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bssSS and Mr., Samuelson have
"a, ''s ~ friends, but they are so no
ben,i,Sr consequence of Mr.. Fogarty's
Esi S,i'ue,son is known to be very par.
lhe w.. he remarked to Mr.. Fogarty
tryi"s' are very bad in Austin. They
a. sbsh ~ gnaw a hole in my pantry.
S.srvvss' lido DO to circumvent them?n
/ Of yon, .I nI 10 death by leaving the
Ias,'' Vu' pantry open at night. n-ITexas
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Owe NV Existence.

ABIGAIL s. Coles of Moorestown, Burlington
Co., Nd, says eighteen months ago had
Dropsy around the heart. My physicians and
friends despaired of my ever getting we'll. The
first bottle of Hunts Remedy gave me great re-
lief. ! feel owe my very existence TO Hunts
Remedy, and am deeply thankful"
Aladdin's lamp wrought mighty things, but
Hunts Remedy works mightier. Try it.