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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
Want Hear the Case.

HELENA, NJ. T., Sept. Hon. Martin
Maginnis to-day served notice declining
to hear testimony in the election contest
instituted by Botkin. He says the latter
has failed to impeach one single vote out
of 1900 majority, by which Maginnis was
returned, and that there is nothing to
meet. Il therefore submit the case to the
house on the evidence taken by Botkin.'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
Concerning ImnorIad Cicars.

Competent judges upon all sides declare the
Seal Skin Cigar to be equal if not superior to
| the best imported cigars.
| Warranted free from scent or flavor producec
| by drugs. Beaupre, Koch & Co., Agents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

BETHEL Tho ncx
meeting Of tho PresEytcry Of Bethc
will be hold at Yorkville, convenin4
on Friday before tho third Sunday ii
April, the 18th prox., at 7.30 p. NJ
The last meetings Of tho Prcsbytery
wore at Bullock's Creek church, i,
York county, on the 22nd of last Sep
tember, and at AbUoville OH the 18Th
Of October. Bethel Prcsbytcry EN-.
braces thirty-nino churches, Including
seventeen in York county, five in Ian.
caster, nine in Chester, and eight IN
Fairfield, as follows:
fork county--Ramah, Beth-Shi}oh,
Bethesda, Yorkvillc, Bethel, Bullock's
Creek, Harmony, Rock Hill, Fort Mill
Olivct, Clover, Mount Pleasant, Ebene-
ger, Shiloh, Beersheba, Allison Creek
Horcwell.
Lancaster county-Six Mile Greek,
Tirzah, Douglas, Lancastcrvillc, Wax
haw. '-.. p
Chester county-Fishing Greek, Car.
mel Hill, Purify, Concord, Pleasant
Grove, Catholic, Cedar Shoal, Smyrna,
Zion.
Fairfield county-Scion, Mount Oil
vet, Horcb, Mizpah, Lebanon, Salem,
Aimwclll, Longtown.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

MeSSrs. Editors: I noticed I'm your
last weeks Issue. piece on the pav of
teachers. l agree with the scptlemab.
But think it depends mostly on the
teacher to say what he will work for.
Perhaps he is like the old negro preach
er who contcntcd himself on one dol
lar per year by saying that che was
we'll paid-poor pay, poor preach" :"
Or perhaps the teachers in this county
are like one heard of in the lower
counties who kept horse, COW and
wife OIL ninety dollars per year and
said he was "wcll paid" But the
teachers in this county require moro
than ninety dollars per year. You
have scholars 10 come to YOU with
books Of various kinds, such rs the
Blue-back Spelling Book. They tell
you that their parents have studied
these books, and they think that thcv
ought to know all that is in the Blue.
back before they can go farther. Now,
there arethc school-houscs as well rs the
teachers salary that should be looked
after. They arc disgrace to our coun-
ty, aid especially the townships in
which t'eeo little log cabins are erect
ed. heard teacher Dragging on last
Saturday that he had paid hand fifty
cents to daub his school-room with
mud. Some Of the teachers are not
able to pay a hand to daub their
school-rooms, and the children are re-
qnircd to sit in ci1see rooms with the
winds coming through the cracks. The
benches and desks that they have in
them are hardly worth commenting
on. 1t would take a healthy child or
teacher to stand the roughs Of a coun-
try schooling. ......, NJ
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

DORSEY AT FULL BAY.-Thcre was n
wild, angry, excited look on his taco.
tho look which reminded ot,e of -
hunted animal driven at bay, and hIs
words were hot and bitter. Liar, nor
jurer, thief, eolltemptible sneak. VIII
lain, were epithcts which flowed freely
from his lips rs he referred to ,bosn
who had acted against him in his trial.
Only once did ho laugh or even smile.
ana That was when some rctcre, CO was
made to the constunt demands uDon
him for money by q lot Of iccchcs who
ihicst tic capital and its coutts and
iobbics. Then it was a laugh ti,ll of
uiscord and hatred rather than pleas
urc or nicriitlfcnt. Ills home is q
beautiful one. n tino large house in n
fashionable hcighborhood, purIors richA
:y furnished, costly paintings ul,on the
walls, beautiful wife, of whom every
BODY speaks with honor and regard,
vet that look upon his face and thnt
spirit of hatred of mankind which
breathcd forth in his every word and
movement showed that his surround
lngs did not detract from the painful
consciousness TINT his condition is n
critical one, and that tho hand Of every
man is against him. His wife is O.
ocantlf9i woman, an ornameu4 TO
society; bot, feeling kccnly tlrc attacks
upon her husband, she seems to lavo
almost entirely withdrawn from social
lite, If, indeed, its doors rcnain opcn
IT, her, Washington Letter an C2ese.
tnnI Leader..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31
STREET REPAIRS.

.WeSsfS'. Editors: On the eve Of the
annual election Of municipal officers
for the next year, it is nothing but
proper that the attention of the gentle
men who will compose the next Town
Council should be directed to the con-
dition of certain stheets within the
town. We refer to the northern end
OF Congress street, especially from the
corner at Mr.. j. M. Elliott's to tho
fork of said street, near Mr.. w. IL.
Kerr's- During the whole of the past
wnntcr this street has been in all almost
impossible condition, and even now is
not in such a condition rs to render
travel on it even comfortable. When
the attention. of the present council
has heretofore been called to tic con-
dition Of this street, it has been urged,
we understand, that the weather would
not permit any work upon it, and that
there were no funds to be appropriated
for tho purpose Of fixing that street,
or tho steam engine debt had to be
paid.
AS to the weather we admit that Il
has bcnn exceedingly unfuv0rablc, but
surely there has been some time during
the past year when efficient work
might have been accomplished, and It
is true that the same street was almost
as impossible in the winter of 1881-S2.
AS to the engine debt, / moald simply
inquire If good streets are 10 be sacri-
feed for the sake Of the steam engine.
But has all oil the money raised from
taxes, licenses and other sources becn
applied to the engine debt and current
! town expenses, to the exclusion of the
streets? We understand that one gen
1cman of tho town has had bill for
forty dollars approved by the council
for removing tho soil from his own
yard and putting it on the sidewalk in
hont Of his own premises! Would il
not have been we'll to have spent about
half that amount on the northern end
OF Congress street? If propcrty-hold-
crs arc TO be taxed, and part of the
money raised is to- be applied to the
payment of work on the streets, is if
not the barcst justice to make an calri-
table division and application Of tho
moncy--at least in proportion to the
property taxcdr Now L will hazard
the assertion. that not one-half of the
sum above mentioned. has been OK
| pended on the street in question durinp
tho last four monthsl | have heard It
,, frequently remarked that the road bed
In this street is by far tho worst in the
county. IF we expect to kocp ND the
trade of thotown, it is not only desira-
bic, but csscntial,. that tiic' avenues of
approach to tho town.be kept III such q
condition as will ronder it safe to
travel upon them. This, has not been
the case inregard to tho street we have
mentioned, If having wagons and bug
gics to overturn proves anything.
Wo offer these suggestions without
Intending to reflect upon anyone, per-,
sonally, but only for tiic purpose Of
having some attention paid to one of.
tho most important ends of Congress
street, which has,. strange to say, re-
oo'vcd little. if any, attention during
tho last winter. TAXPAYER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

The Southern Presbyterian states
That she, Board of Directors Of the
Columbia Theological Seminary has
appointed the Inauguration Of Profcs-
sors BoG8s aud lIemphll to take place
at the annual meeting Of the Board in
May next, the week preceding the
meeting of the General Assembly. Is
Is expected that the annual meeting of
the Alumni a Association will take place
at the satne time; and that tho Alumni
lecture before the students by the Rev.
Dr: b. NJ. Palmer, OH ."Thc Theology
OF Praycr," will also be delivered on
that OCCASION. A feast is thus in store
for thot season, which It is hoped will
draw many Of the Seminary graduates
toScthcr again, and refresh their inter-
est III thcir theological Alma Mater.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

MUNICIPAL NoMINATroNs.---A meet
ing of tho Municipal Democratic Clui
was held in tho Town Hall on. Thurs.
day night, to- nominate an intcndani
and four wardcns for the ensuing year
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. G.. II. McMastor, president of the
club. Several new members were
elected. Mr.. McNIastcr was unani-
mously reelected president, and Mr..
ID. r. Fcnnikcn was unanimously ro-
elected secretary, for tho ensuing yoar.
Nominations for intondnnt being in
order, tho names of 'Mcssrs. Jno. j.
Noil and J. II. Cummings were pre-
sentod. Mr.. Noil received tho nomna-
tion,, and, on motion, II was afterwards
made unanimous. Eor wNrdons tho
following-namoa gontlemen woro NOM
mated: James q, Davis, r. j. MoCar-
10y, j. II. Cummings, Isaiah Simpson,
Joseph Grocsohcl. W. " Essets, J. w,
Seiglor, G.. w, Crawford, W. u Reatv,
On. tho first balle., tie SANsWhG-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

LAST hrrEAL.--Looking to your own
Therefore having granted liberal indul-
gencc to my customers, they must not com
plain If they find after the 10th of Februa-
ry, their accounts in other hands faY ta,,hss-
dt0tc collection With cost: added In the
future payment will positively be required
when billS'comc duer regardless of prices
being tOo'low to sell cotton, or ration bilA
and bank debts to pay first. So it will be
to yoatr interest to come and settle at once,
III order that may do likewise. This Is
eng tas! appeal. 1. SIMPSON,
,.Et;'.''. = :. Dentist
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

named gentlemen, having each received
majority OF all the votes cast, were
declared tho candidates: j. w. Seig-
lcr, Il. j. McCarley, &. B. McCants,
j. Q. Dayis. The meeting then ad-
journcd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

TIE CHARL oTTE. OBsERvER.--Thc
Charlotte Journal has bought out the
Observer establishment in that city.
and on Tuesday morning last the first
issue Of the consolidated newspaper
appeared under the title of tic Jour-
nal Observer. Colonel Jones, the late
proprietor Of the Obserys:, announces
that he retircs from journalism in
North Carolina, and possibly alto
gcther. Efis retirement will be loss
to journalism. Under his manage
ment the Observer was always ono of
the sprightlinst and most readable
newspapers in the South. The Jou,-
nal has also been ably edited, and the
consolidation will give to the city OF
Charlotte n daily Of which her people
hould be proud.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

Local Briers.
Mr.. James NJ. Higgins has boon
appointed trial justice for this coun-
ty, vice DR.. Ira It. Scott, resigned.
Cheap and reliable-Waudo Fer
tilizcr, Wundo Acid, Ash Element.
For sale by Calewell Il Lauderdalo.
The registration for tho town
election closes this evening at six
o'clock. Voters should bear this in
mind.
Leave your orders with Caldwell
u Laudcr(alc for standard Fertilizers
Wando and Saluda Guanos, Acid,
& Kainit, SC.
& 1t is understood that the students
4 Of the South Carolina College have
B united in petition to tho trustees,
asking that Professor John M. McBryde
bo made president Of the institutions.
Buy the New High Arm Davis
Vertical Feed Sewing Machiuc, thc
most perfect working and tho ligbtest
running machine made. For sale by
J. o. Boag. 1t"
We omitted to state in our account
of the masquerade the fact that there
were several lady visitors present on
that occasion, viz: Misses Samucls and
Miss Simmons, all of Chester.
--Thc Grand Lodge Of knights Of
Honor of South Carolina will convene
in seventh annual session in the town
of Aikcn, on Tuesday, 18th of April
next. The Rev. j. S. Connor will
represent True Brotherhood Lodge,
No. 3f4, Of this place.
We have only few tons of Acid
Phosphate on hand. We sell the high
est grade Acid in the market. Any
parties wishing to use it. Will call at
once and leave their orders at the office
of r. j. McCarlcy & Co.
The First Prcsbvtcry Of the Asso-
ciatc Reformed Church will meet in
Charlotte, N. c., on Monday next, the
End proximo. The sessions Of the
Prcsbytery will be opened with SER
mon by the retiring nnondcrator, the
Rev. r. G. Miller. Dr.. John e. Press
ley, of Coddfe Creek church, Cabarrus
county, is. clerk Of the Presbytery.
From the 10Th of March to- the LIST
of October the statutes Of this State
prohi5it the killing Of any birds OK
ccpt those which are migratory. The
language of, tho statute is that no one
shall "catch, kirf, injurc or pursue
with such intent or expose for sale any
wild turkey, partridge, dove or phcas-
ant" during the time mentioned. A
penalty Of ten dollars or ten days in
Jail is fixed. IN case the fine is imposed
half of IF anpS tO thn infnrmar
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31
Rest Oh Record.

Mr.. Simon Hunt, Merchant, Mountain
Hcst, s. g., says: ri doubled my order for
Norman,s Neutralizing Cordial in four
days. 1t has given entire satisfaction
among my customers and those who use it
claimed for it. y"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31
60. = So .s-a-. .-ar So
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
BoraX T.. Aikeh.
Cigars, Cigars-David and Hamilton
Fleming.
South Carolina Medical Association
John Forrest, Nj. d., Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

THE SIXTH REGIMENT.-We are
pleased to state that Major II. W.
Woodward has accepted tho invitation
Of the executive committee Of the Sur
vivors' Association Of tho Sixth Rcoi-
ment to deliver the customary oration
Mt the next reunion, to be held at
Richburg' in August next. Major
Woodward is fluent and sprightly
speaker, and all who attend the re-
union may expect TO he highly enter
taile6.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

DEATII OF MIR. JOHN WARREN.-T
Camden Jouanal announsrs the death
Of Mr.. John Warren on Sunday last.
Mr.. Warren was native Of Fairfield,
bat removed to Kcpshaw many years
ago. lie was q man of very high
character and he was universally cs-
tcCmed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31
--'s1Sb~>-
U&SIfESS NOTICES,
a DOleful Tale.

DOIcful Tale.
Here l am, doscd almost to death will,
SiGkening pills and powders. I've been SO
filed with strong gripping medicines that /
all unhappy, dyspertic and gloomy Hold
tralizing Cordial. 1t will cure YOU and re-
store you to good spirits and happy cx-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

Good health, rosy cheeks and beautiful
SKIN, ladies' can get by using Browns Iron
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

MUNICIPAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Intendant.:
JNO. j. NEIL.
F5r Wardens:
j. w. SEFGLER,
G. B. MCCANTS,
II. j. McCARLEY,
J. q. DAVIS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

We have only fifty tons of Mon
arch Guano on hand, having sold one
hundred and fifty tons up to date. All
parties wishing to use this high grade
fertilizer will do well to leave their
orders at once at the Office of II. j..
McCarey g. Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31
CAL INTEI.LIGESUE.
MUNICIPAL pEsrooRAr1C rrcHrr

SATURDAY, MARCH 81, -. 1888.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-31

Buy THE PALMETTO WAGON OF
ULYSSE e. DESPORTES.
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seasonabls Hints
@ES Ea7D ER -M TyaJ GDs d.

Now is the time to buy Garden Tools
such as Long Handle Spade Forks, Dig
gers, Rakes, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-31

Rad SIGN.
Tax sales, long lists, are appearing in
some of the Texas papers, Waco Exam.
liner,
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TENAS PRESS OPINIONS


A RAN SIGN
Tax sales, long lists. nrn annp,ripc /,
some of the Texas pepers-IVnco ryam'
liner.
TING BACKBONE npopru
The backbone of the rustlnr nrr,ni,,tior
il broken. ana Tho "grenscr Min" ,;I =,
TEL paso Lone Star " VI" I've
lIour ON n,pr srv,rcr
The San Antonio Iight is of ,re o,i,,;,,
that the alcalde is secretly nj wort tnr
Maxey's seat in the senate - Whitcshora
News. ''''>'"'''
a,,.,,,.,, ~
SANITARY lrEM,
us,i'r',' a ~ ai,h'i county IL sald 10 be UNI
foataJ' ~ 80 , s'oe 'o."l opuol' was dc
as "o 'oasI wy uoclors uoh issue half
";,i ,"s p,eso''p''ous asiormerly.-lGreen
'"'' '""''' r,,,ur,n -. -
Ths cr,, o pI ios, t anp ua husE
helm, barvpa W, ,I'. ,an sSuWinE machines is
sbcrilr 10 s, oI" , ua'a .nls season. Inc
them in. SomShnd T, Nil My e,o"u,J satnering
cron loo from, aii ; ,I, ,v,V n'o"ey On the
S,vp .oo ,r1ni AL INDICATIONS, the rust
s, ","'s s'I tiIs wv maenines IN many in
''" w,,,,,,, ''uoouru oi.y news
A Mo,h AZ ;s,Vu,ns hNVlsLNrlNE WISDOM
viii, 1917 l vo'l'o'vuoe VIII get through
lepislainre uSnnilS week IMAM the
Onr iaoi.r., ,uSIi"nS uo.s III Two months,
thcae u ,wr"h 'S ,enurrs should attend one ot
,asSn, "us'i.osS aSsetn oles ana take
c,,',, ", oApou"'on, u'spatCn ana practical
No''''"''' Se"se'- lMetluah blade'
rha ,o,a TOO SENkRAh
,on,;ons ,auu Ju'yo, neNsr county calls at
n' w. w ,ne iau, that ITS lall Is not kept
comnlain, is , Us II should be, This
lion ng ai,,'rs Wv Svuula,, anu such condi-
' ,Hm VI AFFAIRS IN 1Sgracelul to every county
Nutit ~ tNlStS, lnt nNnln hna nn rtt,h. :,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-31

For long time past, the Russians have
drawn their supplies of steel shovels almost
exclusively from America Latterly the
Germans have competed for the trade, two
steel-works at Wilten, in Westphalia, hay
ing succeeded in producing shovcls which,
according to the German cOnsulgeneral at
Moscow, are fully equal to the American
make, and nearly oue-third cheaper. The
import trade In American shovels has, CON
sequently, nearly ceased.
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lous secret by one London house, and are
then reshipped to America and enrich the
revenue by another tax.n-[San Francisco
Chronicle
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Ghactrr Amendment.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ City Council of the city of Dallas will apply
70 inc Legislature OF the state of Texas, at It's
present session, now in u ogress, for the follow.
ing amendment to the charter of said city
n hatSect0n 81 of the charter or tho city Of
DALLAS, approved August 9. 1876, be amended 80
as 10 read ms follows Section Si-The City
council shall have power TO appropriate as
inuch OF the revenues of the city, eInanating
from whatever source. for the purpose Of retir.
lng aud dischnreing the accrued Indebtedness
Oh me city, and for the purpose of improving the
pubic markets and streets, erecting and con-
sfucting city hospital city hall, water works,
etc. rs they may from time TO time desn cxpe'
ulent ana in furtherancc of these objects they
shail have power 10 borrow money upon the
circuit ofthe city and issue coupon bonds of the
Guy therefor, in such sum or suns as they may
1eem eNpedient, 10 bear interest not exceeding
~ per cent per annum payable stmi.arnually,
AZ such place as may DO liked by the city ordi.
nance provided. that the aggregate amount OF
ponds issued by tho City Council, including
fa,iroad bonds shall not at any time exceed
s'clVp. j. W. CR0WDUS. Mayor
Attest G, NJ, SwTNK CITY Socrctary
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EQEL PRESCRIPTION for the speedy cuio
VNlN Neminh Weakness, Lost Manhood
------ Nervousness, Confusion OF Ideas, Aver.
slul ~ -cclety, Defective Nenory and disorder
bought ou by tecrei habit Nva sxc>Ascs ANY
drn2sis hss tho tngrcdicnts. VI i~nts u'atiye
s-snhi,~ Mo ". Charles ~ I,n,ip NJ
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000

APPROPRIATION PRIZES,
Approximation Prizes of S750...... 675O
Approximation Prizes Of 5ol....., i'5O0
APpIoAlAatOh frl2es OF EO......, $3.50
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When the fountains of life are not cor.
rrupted and embittered by suffering when
the functions OF womanhood arc strictly
normal, woman life is ltko music, with no
aiscord to Jar her delicate Bensibiiitles and
orsak the vital aud organic harmony. But
many who uutfer rom vital aud ftinrtionnl
rhosders have found Immediate relief And
PERMANENT cure by using Mrs. Lydia E.
k1nhham'a Vegetable Compound,
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$4,000 FOR up.
18th ,s~
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF TIM
In the city OF Lomsyillo. %
Saturday. March 81. 1852

lhese cravings occur on the last day of each
month Sundays eXccpted.) Repeated a6iudics.
ti0n by the Federal and State Courts lnye
placed this company beyond the controversy Of
me law To this company belongs the sole
h9nor OF having inaugurated the only plan hy
fair beyond question, "N'
~ B;-The Company has now on hand large
capital and reserve fund. Read carefully the
list Of prizes f0s the ''V
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-31

Health in Fannin county is said to be un.
usually good since local option was dc.
lested--at least the doctors don't issue half
willie Banner.
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ELECTION lnficc.

compliance with an order OF the City Council
aot the City of Dallas, made at an adjourned
meeting held at the City Hall on the 9th day Of
tebrnary 1883, notice 10 hereby given that an
erection will DO held in the City of DALLAS on
tuesday, the Sd day of April, 1888 for the cleo
uon OF Mayor and one Alderman from each
ware OF the city. The election will he held at
tho Court House In the Wrist Ward, Charles NJ.
Terry presiding officer at Bests store In the
secona Ward. W. 4, Best presiding officer; At
me Third Ward school house In the Third Ward,
W. Norton presiding officer at the Fourth
M Marc school house In tho Fourth Ward, J. j..
Ekin presiding officer ]. w, CRowpus.
G. N swisK. Mayor
City Secretary
Dallss. Texas March q 1855 mpr2.u
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KmNpY and all Urinary Troubles quickly
nAWN1 and safely cured with DOCUTA
sssANDAtWOOD. Cures In seven days Avoid
iinlufious limitations; mono but the Docuta genu.
rne' M, directions. PRico $780, half boxes.
'Sc All Druggists. marsunlst
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NERVOUS OEBVLIT Y

, we Warrant Six Boxes OF Dr. X, U. WEST :
MMcrvc and Brain Treatment to cure all
Whatever nature, such as Nervous Head
acne Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
spctna,orrhps and Involuntary Emissions
oauseI by oyerwork OF the brain, self-abuse,
sw, snd viii give written guarantee with
vacn W order. agreeing to refund the money
me treatment does not effect cure In eix
months. Price u per box. ak boxes for 81
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