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MIXING GRASS SEED.

For pasturage or hay the following
mixture of seeds is recommended on
uplands; Orchard grass, per acre.
one bushcl; tall meadow oat grass.
one bushel; red clover, eight pounds;
white clover, three pounds.
II meadow cut grass seed cannot
pe obtained, sow two bushels Of or.
chard grass seed.
II g permanent pasture or lawn is
desired, sow, in addition to above.
one bushel blue grass seed.
On bottom lands, SOW Herds
grass, per acre, one.half bushel /;
timothy, II pounds; white clover,
3 pounds.
Il practicable, save all the grasses
ana iIegumes in September, without
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07
Or. ]. BRADFIELl'S
FEMALE REGULAll


It Is we'll known to physicians, and alhsi'.
known to suffering women themselyes, ~
are subject TO numerous diseases pecuAA
sex, such as suppression Of the Menlss,
and scanty Menstruntlon, Congestion, W.
and Falling OF the Womb, attended VIE }
less train OF sympathetic and constituuons.l h
ders, which embitters the whole life an9 )
nave long been considered as almost la's'
But at last the remedy has been foundp
DR.. j. Bradae1il's Female RegulA'
Itisnot ''eure-all,'' but remedy foE os
Of diseases, all OF which pertain to the NsAs
Any sufferer from the diseases n1cn'lp1ss.
take this remedy, and thus relieve heFseli v v
revealing her condition to any one ana "
suojecting her wonanly nodesty to tasaA'
an examination BY physician
10 bring health and happiness to the ".
suffering women is mission before whea \
favor sinks into insigniHcance What eaisae
eiaction can compare with one which prOIsss'
Ihat dire disease whose ruthless ps"e
winners heauty's trancient hover
Eal ,a gives ease for pain, JOY for sorsG11s
w tears, the rose Of health for the palll@ Y
sase the light, elastic step for dragging sI N
nlglts Of soft repose for heavy honIss . y V
,,s,n bounding vigoT for laflgulsss ~
$780, nsss, tne sweet line Of fun grown 1eal3 Al "
~ hnd withered form OF emaciation WV \
~ Y, snen lAl, physical, social and domes.lV Y
~ \ aoT ayeto sad days OF pain and
IN vas,,i,y graveg such Is the mission, \, MI
M q On. ]. BRADFIEbD's tA
stvis,1 /. which - hence truly and applot-'
Xt Nh " oman,s Best Friend.1 ..,..s
nl rs and all those irregulariIless. y
heSnsS,. Nv obstructive to the health, happll Ri
ai,sIs NJ, w women, disappear like mag "
All oottie on this wonderful compoun1,al:.
ynnst Mno sutfer from any OF these dis ~
trI Hds invited 70 give this great Is ~
DOM s.si nag y. cured thousands, and VIII ~
M 5lSs; small size - cents Large sire, y =
y. BRADFIELD, Atlanta, :
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07

Indian corn sown broadcast a.
planted thick in drills will yield per.
haps more forage to the acre than
any other plant adapted to the South
II cut for winter forage it should be
cut when in full bloom. If cut the
iirsttim before the joints are formed
u VIII put out and make fine sec.
ond crop.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07
On the Increase.

The report of tho National Cotton
Exchange gives the following figures
OF the amount of cotton taken by the
Southern and Northern mills for the
four months Of September, October,
November and December:
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO All. C1r1
zens whose sidewalks are not in a passable CON
aitlon' that unless the same are properly renoirod
win prick, plank or gravel, by the first "Wednesday
" repruary, report will be made to the Board ~
luyCr ana Aldermen on that date, and repairs will
be made by City at expense Of property owners
g. ,o,,o j. c. CARRAWAY
J"h'Av' oN-oW. CITY Marshal
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07

q thin coat of varnish applied to
straw mating will make It much
n more durable, and keep the mating
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07
THE BEST
KIDNEY ANO LIVER MEDI CINE
NEVER KNOWN TO TAIL.

81 had suffered twenty years with severe disease of
the kidney before using Hunts Remedy two days
was relieved, and am now well"
NY physicians thought that ! was paralyzed on
one side. ] was terribly afflicted with rheumatism
from 1863 to 1850. / was cured by Hunts Remedy"
STEPHEN G, MASON
Ny doctor pronounced my case Brlghts Disease
ana tDd rae thai could live only rty-cjght hours
then took Hunts Eamedy, and was speedily
cured
NJ GoJDsPEED
"IIaying suffered twenty years with kidney d.
scase. ana employed various physicians without
being roLeyed, was then cured hY Hunts Remedy"
SULLIVAN EENNER
~ have been greatly benefited by The use of
liunt q liemedy. For diseases OF the kidneys and
urinary organs there is nothing superior"
\. y, NICKERSON
kidney diseases from actual trial. having been much
benefited thereby
REV. 4. 6. TAYLOR.
81 was unable to arise from he'd from an attack Of
kidney disease, The Doctors could only relieve me
Remedy
FRANK r. DICKSON.
~ have suffered extremely with kidney disease
alter using Hunts Remedy two days was enabled
GEO, F. CLARK.
IT sold in two years t33,120l thirty-three thous-
ana one hundred and twenty bottles of Hunts
Remedy 1t is valuable medicine for kidney d.
W. b. BLANDING.
ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. For SALE BY
ALL DRUGGISTS Send for Pamphlet to
Hunts Remedy Co., PrOvid ence, II. i,
Price rs cents and 81 rs.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07

II you don't like the use of a sickening pill
Tor your headache and constipation, lust
try one dose OF Bdiiey's Saline Aperient, and
You will never use another pill for the same
purpose.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07

Alum is one of the best additions
2 make w y Of lime that will
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07
ADMINISTRATORS N0TInr

ETTERS OF ADMINIsrR ALTON on ,r,,,,
4 estate Of Perry King deceased, were orantoa \.
tae u.ueiTSlgned on the 10th day Of January 1sss
cop raS MN9a1ieery Court First District Of Kinds
ossins thhisslssipp Now, all persons having claims
CURED to exhibit the within the time ran,;r W
oy law, or the same viii be barred. '''' required
ga1'@f' oo-4W' ]. L. RIMES Adm,r
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slough ON Chills."

Cures cases for 25 cents in cash or stamns
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
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HI. Is. MAYEs, .BR.,
a TT Q R N f Y AT-LAW
Jackson and Hazlehurst, Miss.

DR0MPT ATTENTION GIVEN 10 ~ pI7s,
ness entrusted to me. Special attention noid !,
business m supreme, Federal and United r State
ours ooI ana to business in adjoining Counties Spe
Address e n,,s gwen to the Collection Of Claims
jana, 'S3-6m.
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FOR SALE.

a rittSS ,i, BURGLAR AND FIRE-p1,onF
IA sAfE q good as new Original eost NIX
F i S3g ", Apply to SMYLIE 4 STEW APT
JACKSON, MISS
SD WEEK, s12 day at home easily made fyo.,l,,
outnt Tree. Address TRUE u CO., August ooI wv
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NOTTCE.

80 TO X20 perday at home Samples worth Ak froo
Address SrISsoN L. Co., Portland. M
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07

THOMPSON, GEORGE, & Co,
Wholesale Druggists, Galveston, Texas.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07

THIS is to certify that we bought over
four thousand dollars worth Of Dr. Drom-
coolies English Female Bitters and Baileys
Saline Apericat during the year 1881, and
from personal observation and public
opinion, take much pleasure in recommend
and favor.
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WANTED.

"A - .r "a ~ iloN As COVERINGS IN Al PRE-
a nAL aI EAMltI or ScHool, by one quali6od
10 Teach al English, branches with higher Nfathol
MATES also, HHstc on Piano and Organ Refar-
enees gwen and desired Address So
1"n'-f' oo-4W' CLARION OFFICE
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
FAC S!
F'UrJ RN ISEED EEsEE!
Freeman Facts For Freemen !!

is fact that Prohibition becoming the political question OF
the day.
serious responsibility is with individual TO
meet and settle the issue Alright =,
1t potent fact that the Liquor lrafhc IS closely aeo Will ee9
form of evil and wickedness in the land 49, A.. ,
that ocaled business of selling intoxicating liquors
beverage essentially and universally cheat fraud ana
degrading and running every person. place
thing it touches
aggressive forcing itself into quiet ommu
with all dread of aweness riot Violence CRIME pow
erty, suffering, wretchedness and , -. ,
is fact that has robbed many other cities of the
boastu ng the efforts the good peo
pie to reclaim Natures Day of Rest -. :,
is fact that this God humanity and the Right
only waits for and the extend its saobahDy
1t is fact that this mpudence and aggression must be met Win
manly courage and aggressive If are to preserve
honor families and homes from the dire caamltes OF TINS
invading pestilence . i
widely agtaed with the urgent necessity prompt ana united cton
such will best sefetense and pesevaton
that harmony and concert Of action, common
medium of communication is Indispensable =.
1t IS afact that such medium mas become an
few noblepiited Temperance whose ready purses were
pqnsve to the demands Of their eager hearts
sed fact furnished and freely offered in full life and vgor to all
the good people of the State
now it urgent fact directly appealing to the heart and
and West Virginia that
hearty support FREEMAN and rapid and wide diffusion of
the fastening Of salvation
the of the when the
Temperance shall free in fact and their white banners
victory the finished walls of Prohb
and DEvERANCE FOREVER from all further nvasons by
King Alcohol and his barbarous hordes
And finally fact the pertinent and practical fact Of all
the ndluda fact
ompishd c that ought subscribe for the FREEMAN and
do all to get your neighbors to subscribe.
more ac After taking the FREEMAN reneg you
been taking and getting your neghbo take you ought
tend the State Convention be held and get your
neighbors o attend.
Frankly are Feengy
med by
FAITHFUL FRIENDS OF THE FREEMAN.
rs Please read and remember these Facts pass them your
lborc, ~, To,o, I.oooa
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04

hOXALANA, j ACNoUN %
ED. FREEMAN Enclosed find 81
for the eight subscribers, as named.
Am now going to work to circulate
the FREEMAN. We need its inhu
ence in our county.
6 NJ EERREI.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
CONVENTION,
Parkersburg, May 81, 1881.

Resorued, That we are much pleased with
the WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN, as wide
awake family newspaper OF healthy moral
tone and especially as our State Temperance
newspaper, aggressively devoted to the cause
of prohibition. Gratted with It's success al
ready attained, we heartily commend it to
the patronage and support of all Christian
and temperance people of our State.
Signed, T. B. HUGHES,
ID. II. X. DIX.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
The Alliance News.

Illustrated.
A I6-paGe sheet lone of the best temperance
Family Journals in the Union.
Terms-S2 per year, in advance, including
postage. Clubs to 5, Sl.75; to 10, $3.50; 10 to
20, 81 %; 20, 81. p. BARKER,
Editor and Publisher,
No. 10 North High street. Columbus, o.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04

IesolUed That we recognize with great
pleasure the work being accO lplished In
Virginia Freeman, published Lhis city.
Respectfully submitted,
j Il Fitzpatrick,
J II Hilton,
wits.
We might continue thee endorse
ments almost indefnit, ), gather
ing them from all the 'cnomina-
tional meetings held ia the State
since the FREEMAN was established.
But it does all good to g into cor
tact with warm friends personally,
in hand to hand congratulations
and greetings, and we are sure our
friends would appreciate few brief
extracts, gathered from the good
words that come in,
THE FREEMAN'S DAILY MAIL.
INDIVIDUAL COMBINATIONS.
RoxALANA, JACKSON Co.
ED. FREEMAN: Enclosed find 81
for the eight subscribers, as named.
Am now going to work to circulate
the FREEMAN. We need its inhu
ence in our county.
S. NJ. FERREL.
COULDN'T LET GO.
SHINNsToN, w. Va.
DEAR FREEMAN / had been
thinking that l could get along
without you, but when | was about
to say "enough," and let 60, I find
| can't let go without help. | have
tried to get my family to help me
"let CO." but they have held eau
Gus and decided-aoeil you kmoa0 hoac.
So here we 90 for another year. In
closed find, &c, E. M. SAPP.
WHEELING, March %.
l am getting prouder of the FREE
MAN every day. [ get number of
Temperance papers, but it excels
all. 1t is the most entertaining
and wide-awake journal of the kind
| know of, and in view of the good
it will accomplish, I will do my ut
most to extend its circulation.
J. MELVIN RICHARDS.
RACINE, Boone Co.
| send SO with six names** |
take the FREEMAN wherever | 60
and if it is not a0eI circulated it
shall not be my fault. 1t is just
the paper we want.
(REv) C. J. RIPPEToE.
OAK HILL, Fayette Co.
Enclosed $50. l can't afford to
be without the FREEMAN.
MALINDA DUNCAN.
CHENILLE, Gilmer Co.
Find $1O0 enclosed. | love the
FREEMAN.
(REv.) JOHN WooFTER.
SHEPHERDsToWN, w. Va.
| send you enclosed, on account.
Wish, the FREEMAN the success its
work merits.
G. T. BUTLER.
WHEELING, Female College.
ae*'sYou, Dear FREEMAN, belong to
us, and when we say u.s. we mean,
the people Of West Virginia" * x
Miss. A. TAYLOR.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA.
at is the rarest, tairest and squarest
newspaper in the State" CA
young lady who sends us scores Of
subscr1bers)
The FREEMAN ought to be in ev-
cry family in West Virginia.
Rev. H. LANGFoRD.
"Of the many newspapers that
come into my family, the FREEMAN
is the first read.
Judge Ferguson's speech in State
Convention.
"The Freeman comes to our office
every week, and Iregard it as one
of the best Temperance papers pub
lished in this country,-Dr. Holt,
Editor Religious Telescope, addressing
T. B. Conference.
But why continue? Isn't this
enough for a creditable intro
duction, and if you're friend Of
temperance and political manhood
in West Virginia, won't you invite
the FREEMAN to your homes?
One year, $3.50. s months, 500,
6 months, IS cents, three months,
so cents. 2 months. 25 cents, sam
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
DoDDRIDGE COUNTY TEACHERS INsTI-
TUTE,
Sent. Is. 1882. Resolved,


That we heartily endorse ne prohibition
movement and that we heartily give our
earnest support to The Wesi Virginia Free
man in its efforts to suppress the accursed
traffic, and bid it God speed IN its mission OF
mercy.
W. VA. CONFERENCE, NJ. L. CHURCH,
SOUTH,
in session at Parkersbur5, October
1st, 1882.
Resolved, That we will do all re can, con-
sistent with the work of the Christian Min
istry to secure legal and Constr utional Pro-
hibition in the State of West vi. sinia.
Res0lUed That we recognize with great
pleasure the work being acco lplished in
this great fight of usefulness by the West
Virginia Freeman, published ii. this city.
Respectfully submitted,
j Il Fitzpatrick,
J III Hiiton,
II Il wits.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
RENE BIER
ST a Box. 6 Boxes for S..

Sent free by mail on receipt of money.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT.,
But do not be deluded into taking imitatlohSS
or substitutes, or something recommenqeo
as ''iust as good" Insist on the genuine
with the name of WASHBURNE u 90, on
each box, which is guaranteed chemlcaIly
requisite to insure success in the treatment
Take no other, or send to us.
WASHBURNF & Co, Propriet0fSii,
2o1 Broadway, cor. Res de st. MEM f0tIio
For sale by j. n. Murdoch, WIn. l. BORT
man & Co., A. n. Williams, Plrkerse"rS
W. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04


For 1888 is an Elegant Book Of 80 Pages, )
Colored Plates OF Flowers and Vegetables,
and more than ONE THOUSAND IlluStra-
tions of the choicest Flowers, Plants and
Vegetables, and Directions for growing. 1t
is handsome enough for the Center Table or
Holiday Present, Send on your name and
Post Office address, with 10 cents and will
send you copy, postage paid. This is nota
quarter of it's cost. 1t is printed in both
English and German. If you afterwards or
der seeds deduct the 10 cents.
VICK'S SEEDS ARE THE BEST IN THE
WORLD! The Floral Guide will tell how to
get and grow them.
VICK'S FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
GARDEN, l75 Pages, Colored Plates, tO0
Engravings. For so cents IN paper covers;
Sl.oo in elegant cloth. In German or En-
gliSh
VICK'S ILLUSTRATOR MONTHLY MAG
AZINE-32 Pages Colored Plate in every
number and many fine Ehgravings. Price
Sl25 year. Five copies for $500. Specimen
Numbers sent for 10 cents; 3 trial copies 1or
25 cents
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, N. Y.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04

read and these Facts pass them your
hbors, and then post them Temperance Grocery.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
W. VA. L. B. CONFERENCE.
,fton March % 1882.

Grafton, March % 1882.
Resolved That we recognize the West
VI treeman as an able and fearless advocate
of cur cause and pledge ourselves to do all in
ou. power to increase its circulation among
thc people TO whom we preach.
Respectfully submitted
Il WARNER, Committee on Temperance:
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING,
Jackson C. H., June 3, 1882.
zpeso1yed. That the Freeman our temper
ance organ published ut Parkersburg, shall
have hearty support, and to the extent pos
sible be put into the hands OF our cnllCIeh
TO educate them upoc the temperance ques-
W. GREER.
&. ARMSTRONG,
w. w. RILEY.
Committee on Resolutions.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
Fasting for Twelve Days,

A male pauper In the alnshouse near
Belleville, N. j., has not eaten food for
twelve days and nights, and his case
begins TO excite the interest of the doc.
tors. He cannot speak English or Ger
man, and is supposed to be Russian or
Pole. He appeared in Franklin town
ship last summer, and the authorities
there passed him over the township
line to get rid of him, and he was com
mitted to the almshouse.
He could not use his legs, and he was
sent to st. Michael's Hospital at New
ark, where he remained some weeks,
the physicians being unable to decide
what allied him. He was discharged AZ
incurable and returned to the aims
house. Two weeks ago his appetite
failed and he refused all food and
drink. He also objected to fire in his
room, and although thinly clad he ap-
pears to be comfortable with the win
dows open and wet cloth bound about
his head.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13

Henry r. Hammond, of Petersburg,
Va, was locked up at the Western
police station at Baltimore, on Mon.
day morning on the charge OF threaten
ing to kill Frank j. HELEN, Of Union.
town, Pa. Both gentlemen we're suit
ors for the hand of Miss Fannie Elm.
norman, daughter Of a prominent min
lister residing on West Biddle street,
that city. Monday was the time ap-
pointed for the wedding to take place,
the lady, it is said, having contracted
TO marry both. At an early hour Mr.
HELEN reached the house Of his bride
elect Just AZ they entered hack to
b. driven to a minister, Mr.. Hammond
appeared on the scene, and, taking in
the situation at a glaece, he too, order.
ed a carriage. OFF they start d, HELEN
and the lady in enc hack, closely fol-
lowed by Hammond in another. Be-
coming tired of the RAJ, HELEN finally
directed his driver to 10 to the West
ern station, where he swore ont a war
rant for Hammond, charging him, as
stated, with threatening his life. Ham,
mond being close at hand was captured
by the police, and after seeing him con-
signed behind the bars HELEN and
Miss Zimmerman drove away and
we're soon after married. Hammond
was then released.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13

1t is announced that all the coal
mines along the Monongahela river will
this week suspend operations for an In
indefinite period, owing to the depres.
sion in the coal trade caused by the un-
seasonable weather and overstocked
markets. The suspension will throw
more than 5000 men out Of work.
The finishers at Hendel, Bobst & Co.'S
hat factory, In Reading, Penna., struck
on Tuesday for fifteen per cent. advance
in wages. 1t il said the Arm has been
paying less than schedule rates. The
other factories are not affected as yet.
The entire business of the Canadian
Pacific Railway is at q standstill, no
trains are moving, and the workshops
have all shut down. This state OF
affairs is owing to the refusal Of the EN-.
ployees to sign bill Of prices submit
ted by the Company. The mail south
WAS sent to Emerson by sleigh yester-
day morning. Three thousand men are
out. The Company has telegraphed
East for engineers.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13

The w. G. r. U. held q meeting on
Tuesday afternoon in GraceM. +. Church,
which was we'll attended. The commit
tee on the proposed reading room to
be established in the western part of
the city reported that they had met
with encouragement. but no action had
yet been taken. 1t was announced that
Mrs Harper,a Western colored woman,
would lecture here after the holidays.
The corporation of the union was So
licised in behalf of the ohildreu's meet
ings at Gilbert chapel.
The New Castle County Executive
Committee Of the Delaware State Tenn
perance Alliance held a meeting in
St. Paul's ChurchTuesday evening, with
delegation from the w. G. T. U. On
motion of II. w. Morrow the delega-
ton were requested to advocate the
circulation of petitions, praying the
Board CT Education to introduce text
hooks on hygiene and lcoholic poisons
into tho public schools of this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
Bogus Fire Sales !
MISFIT GAGS !
-ANUe
PRIVATE HOUSE DODGE S TLil[ OUT !
THE WOODS

THE WOODS
so to speak, are full OF Clothing
Stores. Some offer impossible bar
gains. depending upon delustvt
Mrice.lists to attract trade. The
ew Philadelphia Misunderstanding
SOmpany pursUes another plAn.-
We advertise nothing but real
prices, and whatw we promise you
can depend upon.
BUN FOR
Everything you see advertised M
cheap, and 1R nine cases out Of ten
yOu'Il be sold. Never expect to get
clothing cheaper than II con b..
man factUred, for at IL irnpOsSi-
BILE -; but " hen yOu get II at manu-.
lecturers prices and you can dG
this At the New Philadelphia Man
ufacturing Co., 1918 Market street,
YOU get II NJ figures that save TO , gu
the retailers profits.
FOR LEAP YEAR
You Will want to look nice, and II
IL Well.k nOWn that dress max es
the man. The Essex Cashmere suit.
sold by the New Philadelp pin In NJ an.
ufactHring Co., is all wool and
se;; ~ tse same s" ~ R
coat IL n solid ,serviccal,lc garment,
That will wear well aud look well
FOR years.
ISCOMINls.
Colder weather ~ coming, and II
You need new Clothing see our fine
Dress OvercOats ut ", $40 and SIP.
member, we sell vt man u factur.
,rs' prices. or about one third less
han Othersas Our S12 OvercOats
ire satiN.lined. For 6Il we have
he fashionable satin-ltneSl Cork.
crew OVercOAts. which other
'lOthiers viii ask you S25 for. Our
uifS nj $40, Gil and SIP are better
han others ask &l5 % 8 and SIS for.
We know this to be n fact, OF we
vOnldnt say so.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
0 1 { 0 : 7 \ {
BEST
1Es1IFIEs,

practice for n long time, and regard 1t the
best com Dination as blood purifier snd ton
TO- 1t Ia entirely vegetable. being composed
OF the extracts ofroots which grow In this
section of GeOr la. lam familiar with Its
history from the time the formula was OBJ
tanned from the Indians 1t is a ertafn and
safe remedy for all kinds Of blood poison and
skill humor, and th' re has never been ia J.
ure to cure have cured blood faint in the
THIRD GENERATION
with 1t. after had most signally failed by
the most approved methods Oftreatment with
and iodIde o'potassium.
FRED A. TOOMER. NJ. D.,
Perry, Houston Co., Ga.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
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