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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-09-25
PITH AND POINT.

And now it comes to light that &C
cOrdeons''were first manufactured.befor
the Christian era. We always thought
as much Yonkers Statesman.
The American people are said to
spend $3O,0O0,OO0 for photographs.
This sounds like q positive assertion,
but it las It's negative side.-Norris-
toWn Herald.
-Queerly enough the American Bar
Association held its convention at Sar-
atoga instead of Bar Harbor. But then
every summer resort is sort of ''bar"
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sings seaside poet: "Alone my
lonely watch keep" You are lucky.
Man with the three gold base balls
keeps ours more than three-halfs of the
time. -Burlsasgtoas HGOkeye.
Fifteen different machines are used
in the manufacture of infants shoes,
but all the machinery in the world
cannot make shoe that healthy baby
won't kick'out in week. -Philadelp1sjn
Cal
The italian Government thinks of
prohibiting the expectation of organ
grinders, because they give false idea
Of the country and iniure its dignity.
ALI the world will uphold Italy in this
desire to protect its dignity.
How did he know what was lost?
Tiff johnson went out fishing again
one Gay last week. He had a nice
lunch fixed up, but on arriving at the
creek he discovered that he lost 1t, SO
he retracted his steps. Meeting a
large, satisfied looking negro, who was
picking his teeth, Tiff asked: .tDid
YOU pick up anything in the roadp''
mo, sab, didn't pick up muffin
couldn't dog hab found it and cat it
upP'- 1e1as Sttiings.
"A lady meeting a small boy on the
street exclaimed: "Why, Arthur, I
didn't know you! The last time 1 saw
you, you were dressed in velvet.' The
small boy looked up '.with reproof in
his eye," and said: II know people bv
their faces. and not by their clothes. If
/ should see mamma coming along with
my papa's clothes on, I'd know it was
my mamma" The young lady made
up her mind that she'd know Arthur
again when she met him, and went
away feeling very like a culprit. Gold
en- Days.
The tallest bird known to ethnohD-
gists was found by Professor Herbert in
the lower eocene deposits near Paris,
rance. IL WAS over Twelve feet IN
height. and could have bitten a mans
head off as easily as woodpecker can
nip cherry, We can not be too
thankful that this bird has gone out of
fashion and existence. Ladies would
have wanted to wear it on their hats.
and men who sat behind such bonnet
ornaments in the theaters would be I'M
able to see whether ballet or a PRAYER
meeting was in progress on the stage,
-NorrtstOson Herald.
Yes, sir,' said an enthusiastic
citizen of q new Western town.
''We've got right smart town, stran-
ger. >-It's only six months old vet. and
it's got two hotels, forty eight beer sa-
looms, twenty-seven gambling places,
four drug stores, to say nothin' of
grocery and clothin' stores. and the
best half-mile track west of the Mis-
souri," .tAny churchesPn asked the
stranger. ANY whatP' "Churchesr,
.'Well, no." he replied, absently. 1--WE
hain't got any Of them. Thar was
some talk about buildin' one. but we
finally allowed it would look toe
dudish. M Z. Independent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-09-25

The very spot on which the late
Czar of Russia was assassinated is being
marked by the erection of great ca
thedral for which the Russian Govern
ment will purchase from the English
n, oprietors, for f12,000, the we'll
known picture by Paul Veronese, 1.-The
Alteration of the Magi."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-09-25

They gave a Tennessee darby
three pints of whisky to cure snake
bite, and then found out that he had
been stung by hornet Then the man
who furnished the whisky had to get
nav by booting the darky and paying
q fine of five dollars. FttladeErh:a
Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-09-25
The San is now a distinctly Den,

The San is now distinctly DEM
ocratic Journal, and has always been
such.-Ne,U York San. The San was
never Democratic journal; at least, it
has always claimed to be distinc-
tive ''independent'' journal. Its pres
ent claim is a false one. 1t is now q
distinctive fraud and marplot, and
Democrats all over the land are fast
finding it out Cincinnati Enquirer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-09-25

A philanthropic London lady has
bought land in Manitoba of the Cana
dian Pacific Railway, and is TO establish
a colony OF deaf mutes. She will pro-
vide an instructor in farming. and is to
expend considerable sum in that ex.
pertinent.
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The 4,

The Chicago Tribune has
changed base and now says that Nc
Sweeney was not an American citizen.
ard therefore was not entitled to MK.
Blaine's protection.
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Messrs. Warren Fisher and James
Mulligan have furnished for publica-
ton the following, as appears from
Boston telegram of September Ii:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-09-25

danger in the hand of a carrier. y. u. b.
The following is the Enclosure referred to
in the preceding:
BOSTON. April. 1876. Hon. James G.
b aine, Washington. d. G. Dear Sir:-I OBJ
serve that certain newspapers are making or
rather insinuating the charge that you own
or had owned $50, 900 of Little Rock & Fort
Smith Railroad bonds. and that you had in
some way obtained them as gratuity.
1.-The enterprise of building sne Little ROCK
by company of Boston gentlemen, OF whom
i was myself one. The bonds of the road
were put upon the market in this city on what
was termed very advantageous terms to the
p,Irchas er. They were sold largely Through
myself You became the purchaser of about
$4,000 of the bonds on precisely the same
ing for them in installmentS running over
period, just as Others did. The
transaction was a perfectly honest one, ana
there was no more secrecy in regard to 1t
than If you had been buying -four or sugar. |
am sure you never owned bond of the road
that you did not pay for at the market ad rate ne.
bonds on any other terms When the ROAD
rot INTO financial difficulties, and loss fell
sdpon you. you still retained VOW bonds. ana
lion of the company in TIA. exchanging them
forsstock and bonds of the company.
You acquired also some oe Ell mus d baxinS
when the company was in pressing need. For
d thai Tnsed ssses
Conrtin Arkansas rs which you are openly
patty Of record. Concealment of the invest,
hasS been Very easy had concealment been
tSs;rahIe. but your action ip. the whole matter
IS open ahsss fam as the day u r. Ee Jm SIN
Is Is s'ais pee s the to s eTsass
: nsiderable HexciteC ent I'm she poI mrsa
But it is alleged that their authenticity can be
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PEBxt, GA June 16 1884 II genuine allopathi-t-
u the regular school and profession Of medi,
3cne Ind Asineere advocate and follower Of
.thc- but ap.l.d BY candor and ruth, and Of
sconstructfun Of that code when declare that
! o. l. c. Is NO HUMBUG. =
have used it long at first doubtihgy ultimately
with pci tccnAdence IN lie remedial virtues know
trties f each Of lie component part. il profoundly
Alternating, tonic diurec. diaphoetic and enmenagogue
!: O. Lo. Is A PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
knd + 20 inlabis for iii d sea-es for which
Il 10 recon amended by he COMPANY 1t never fails to
Ans Ike perfect and permanent cure
FnED !. TSnSy 40. % a AM .d |.
sor man yqr- had the pleasure of personal acquan
tDcc With pr ropuAr. WHOSE signature appears to the
VFtihcafe, and know him to be Gentleman
81 un n,.zgty of nigh social and profe.
"A :. (siLls Ordinary Houston co.. Ga.
W. D. Hofris0HAA, Judge Houston Go Court
! W. r. KlIAEH, sch uoi Com Hnaston Go, Go.
T. ktaoNs, Clerk superior Court, houston Co., Ga
W. VI. GORDON. Commissioner Houston Co, Ga
". CoLYER sheriff Houston Co. Ga.
81 n H"UsEk. Tax Receiver Houston Co., Ga
W BRINsuN. Tax Collector Houston Co, Ga.
The following are fair samples OF hundreds 81 testimo
6ial- procure
PERRY. Ga, Jnne 10, isS4-I for twelve years az
fcted with syphilis. 1t pronounc by an old and
experienced physician to be tn worst he
9Th in his practice. had employed the best medical
I'd TO be had and had been drugged h medicine until
khAd about desaire If getting well Finally.
pc advice OF friend. tried o. I. soon commenced
d Improve and, aner taking line bottles, fully
kored health. This was more THAI year ago and
! mptOm Of the disease has returned
tEcaxc NNEE HoUsros Co. GA June 49, 1851 take
ea pleasure In saying used half dozen bottles Of y.
&c for Of scrofua Of eight years standing
sed All fully restored to health cheerful recommend
In conclusion the propreror- they have
With failure Of o. l. c. do all that is claimed
saV- PRICK, $50 Per BorrAx
1 THE .. L. G. CO.. PERRY, GA.
SOLD BY-
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The Democratic County Cohvent aDI
Of Marlborough met At Tampa on me
25th ult., and nominated for the Assem-!
bly, Messrs. John 5. Taylor, Jr., spd Wsn,
Pitt Head. The Tribune terms The norpi
nees "a strong team, and far above the
average in character and capacity"
The nominees are too we'll known tbrouFne III
the county for introduction from US 10 liz noce>-
sary. They have both been residents Of t!,e
county for many years. Mr.. Taylor being n us
tive OF Florida and hr. Head, oil our sister Siasy
Georgia. W .ence have come so many ri our btsat
and foremost citizens. Tue latter ~as also ri
one time member of the Georgia Lesis)atur
aud 80 il not without experience 10 line teld 10
which be il again called )
Campaign FLoKIDIAN-only Is cents
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And the day there will DC held in each
County Of the state General Election for Consta-
bles each County being allowed and entitled 10 one
ConeIab for every two hundred registered voters
in the County pr0v,ded howerer, that no County
shall have more than twelve Couetables Vet that
each County shall be entitled to least Two Con-
stables, regardless Of the lumber of registered
voters
WHEREAS, the Ley slature of the State Of Flord,
OF A. d. 1881, did determine by vote Of a maiOrity
Of ali the members elected to each Of the Houses
thereof that it is necessary TO revision Of the
entire Constitution OF said state aud did enter such
determination upon their respective JOurnals with
the yeas and nay thereon, aud did refer the same
to the Legislature then next 10 be chosen; aud,
Whereds, the Legislature OF sald State then next
chosen wit: The Legislature OF 4. ID. 1882, did,
by majority Of the members elected to each House
thereof agree 10 such proposed revision; and,
WheredS the said Legislature Of 1888 did by resolu.
ton duly passed. recommend to the electors OF the
election for the members of the L. gslature to
vote for or against u Convention, and did therein
provide and direct that the secretary Of State should
Incorporate, viii the notice Of the General Elcc-
ton TO be held in the ear 1884. notice Of such
recommendation, with PROF. er instructions to the
mode Of compliance with such recommendation:
Now, THEkEFokE, notice Of such re,omunen,ia
ton il hereby gwen and the following instructions
hereby gives IA TO the mode OF compliance with
such recommendation:
Firxt, ANY cicctor desiring TO vote at such ele,
ton in favor Of such Convention shall have writ
ten Or printed on tue saue ballot which the
LANES OF the person or persons voted Tor for any
Office offices at said election written or
prlHtto anu ON tue same sue thereof ~ Gu names
are written or printed, and MOI On the other side
the words FOR A CONVENTION; :" and auy
el. desiring 10 vote against such Convention,
shall have written or printed such ballot the
A CUNVENTION'"
Second, The votes cart this question shall b-
canvassed, and claration aud return thereof shall
be made by the Inspectors, and by County Canvass
ing Boards aud the State CauvassIBg Board. in the
manner and at the same tine votes cast r
persons Offices at said election required by
law to be- canvass d, declared aud returned
The attention of the Sherfis is called to the law
requiring them to notice OF said election to
be published III q newspaper printed In the County,
il there be paper in the County, aud IL there be
paper published in the County, they shall cause
least five copies of this notice To be posted In the
most public places in the County.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
IL. 8. Great Seal Of the Stite of Florida, ct
Tallahassee, the Capital, this, the
twentieth day Of August, A. D. 1884
JNO. L. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of State.
A. MosELEY, Sheriff Leon County.
Tallahassee Fla, August %, lS64-l0-tA
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NOTICE of INCUkPORATT0N

NOTG' f l. HEREBY GI\EN Of THE rov
\ Y mdtIon un .er the gct Z u 'aw II the S,.,.
The Incorporation at Rhir,l!e and { AMI. - Wi
Ny WI street Car Com ANY, tor the burma. '.
cons '",'I = n,4'h' 'i"'"s "nf operating d stn,t
rLIlwaA l'.r pui'l.' use I'D tie cutlcyan,r u, ~,
scnger- un hrl l'nd II X W,s 10Th II, n. ~ ~,
ana thc r"un ot M"Hr't, upon ali the STREET. =
said city, aud roads OF Monroe County a. p+, r.
''r g'ahtcd by ritl ana c"u4t, he soad TO be 81.
nIivs or more III lcnEt;,. TT Cal al stock T -;
road or Sitr't Car {, IDpaby sol g $50 Cno =;
Nldcd Iuto SHARES III 500 ,Lch-in all An 30.
The Ga"ee u th' ni'ctts arr W,IirrC N.ln"sr
geo. q. Hate"r. J'fn Whit: L"w's W Plerc,'
40 i. Pen Teton an H. cato, all Of X.
West, Fla. AV
WALTER e NALONEY, Prrsid.n,
EDU ABB II GAiu. Vice PrrsideO,
JOHN WHITE, Treasurer,
T. Pr \DLETO\, secretary.
LEWIS W PIERCE
hftkGE q. WATSON
July y, l>>i-3In Direction
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10000
GULF STATE CIGARS.

THE DEMAND FOR THIS CHOICE CIGAR
i has been constantly Increasing in public favor
from its first introduction In consequence OF in
proving the quality, and not increasing the price,
the sale Of this cigar has increased over p per cen
since its Introduction, as my Invoice book will
prove. Th. It's being first Glass cigar
at reasonable prlce. TO be bad Wholesale and re
tail al the Drug store of VI. LAt Elm.
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Legal Advertisements
NOTICE.

ITNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF Aw.
~ for uniad taxes assessed syains, "a KANT
Central and Western Railroad nov Laa ~. ilorids
Florida Railway and Navigation Comnsr' a. the
bt William d Barnes. As Comptroller Of n. ssusd
co Collect 9 ,m 1 "ea liz me ec
sale, hy levy and sale, have levied on sn1 mae of
at public quite for cash. on the FIRST Nond WI sell
vemner A. D. 1884, being the third d,y ~ 10 No
mInh oel'fr 'ne Couf' rouse door in the en-, ~, ~
scrib-d property. towit de.
Locomotive Enginr>. Nos "a, 50. y n
20, 81, 30. 10 ana 81 aud V ~, -
PA.se r: F% 20. ne, Nos 10 3: 2 s"s5e&a
4S5 - %, lN
BaSs~sc Car, No :.
F Il C"s, Ms Is, 20 . 81. 3o7, - AZ 900 -,
And Construct Railroad Cab. W ! III
A. MO>ELEY
Sheriff AZ Len codn3y. Sit 80 p,
SEPTEMBER -. lcSi-jw 'oA
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THE PROPRIETORS OF
O. il. G.
The Gem of Blood Purifiers.

II II the original The Oldest and the best Ii is vege
table preparation. containing mercury other mineral
poison aud will not di.ea-e by oduciug
Compou, Del under the supervision Of an
physician OF TINT, years prac ice AMI licensed druL
yi-t IL -olutey ipfalible tor every known
form of blood disease and .kin disease arn. from blood
faint. be IL
SYPHILIS in an stage, SerOfuIa. Ulcers,
RheumatIsm, White Swelling, ClcerA-
ted NOre GhrOAG, CatArrh, Eczema,
letter, PimpIes, or KruptiOns OF
-AAK-k6lND.-
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We PROVE

That one III q, bottle Of B b. B will do a. much
work III curing Blood Poison. skin Affections.
>crotuia dnry Truuhle-. Ca'arrh and rhueuna-
tim etr bott.~s Of any other preparation on
earth.
one 20 old chronic ulcer cured: >crpfua
" children. cured with bottle. Blood Poi
sons cured with few botte- Ii never fails We
hold home proof III book form. send for II.
Large bottle 81; Xix tor 81.
EAprcs-ed on receipt OF price il your Druggist
CAL supply yoA Address
BLOOD BALM CO. Atlanta. ga.
For sale BY W A. kANLS Sept. 30 I'm
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SUBURBAN LOTS.
q 1O-ACRE LOTS JUST NORTH OF
THE CITY FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE FOR COUNTRY HOMES
' Good water, good soil some lots cleared some
all woods, and other very desirable farming lands
10 lots to suit purchasers, FROM 40 to 400 acres
teuding from the city limits back two miles some
of the ten acre lots most beautifully situated in
view Of Lake jackson and the city
9. G. GIBBS,
Nay Is, 1sS4-6m Tallahassee, Fla
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GEO. H. HUGHES & CO.,
Commission Merchants In LEAF TOBACCO.
KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA

Our re-sweating establishment 10 managed by old
experienced hauds.
Consignments solicited. Prompt remttauces
guaranteed
Reference-Cvrus Houghtou, Tallahassee, Fla.
September IT,, lSS4-3m
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Escambia County three,
SAnta Rosa County two;
Walton County Two;
Holmes County one
Washi"gt III County one;
Franklin County one;
Calhoun County one;
Jackson County three;
Liberty County one;
MakullA County one;
GAdeden County three,
Leon County four;
Jefferson County four;
Madison County three;
1ay.or County one;
Hamilton County two;
Suwannee County two;
LAfuy elite County one;
Columbia County three
Alachua County four,
Levy County two;
Bradford County Two;
Clay County one;
Baker County one;
Nab u County TWO;
Duval County four;
81. JOINS County Two;
FOlusla County one,
Orange County two;
PutuAin County Two;
Marion I ouuty two;
SuIn.er County two;
fernando Cpuniy two;
HlllsborougL County two,
Polk County one;
MunAtce County one;
DAde County Que;
Brevdrd county one,
Monroe County Two
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In the Circuit Court of the Second Judie,,l
Circuit OF the state Of Florida for IUo,
COunty-ln Chancery.

Lots T.. DENILLY
Bill for Divorce
MART {. DENLY.
I / APPEARING To THE COURT FROM Tur
L Oi'i Med III this9c'uec and The affidavit of III.
complainant tha' The defendant, Mari C. Uemilly
resides out 81 tins state 80 that the ordinary pro
ccse Cannot he served upon Ter, II is ordered and
decrrtd that hc.rIi on the act> charged in said
bill hc Lad al tue Court house in Tallahassee ON
Monday. the third day of November, lS4 or AZ soon
ihcT, after a. tie saline be Leard aud thai if the
defendant does lot app. ar and answer or demur be
lore Tia diS, decree IN SAID cause shall tbeteupon
pass III the same ndLner il The defendant bad Al.
pcarcd aud Wa present in court Prorided That
copy I'll this order be putl shed in some public
ncwsE PAPER Of u l. State for the space of three
months before the day apf inied for said hearing
d. :. WALKER, Judge
.iuN ~ lSSt-.;m
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NOTICE Of ELECTION.
WILL BE HELD IN EACH COUNTY IN FLORIDA,
On Tuesday next succeeding the first Non
day in November, A. ID. 1884, the
said Tuesday being the fourth
daY Of November.

For Governor and Lieutenant Govcrno, of the
State of Florida aud fbnr Electors OF President
and Vice President of the United States
For one Representative Of the First Congress
sonal District OF Florida in the Forty -tinth Con
grtss of the United states;
For one Representative of the Second Congress
sion Al District of Florida in the FOrty-niut Con
.ress OF the United states.
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BLOOD

And lite unparalleled abuses are fully and freely
discussed IN a neat 3 Pare DO Jk mailed TREE TO
ally address, by Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
Drop postal for il. every man and woman
needs il and will be deli GIFTED with its valuable
and entirely new revelations
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And on the same day General Election
will be held

In the County of Escambia for a Senator from
the First Senatorial District;
Iu the County of jackson for a Senator from tue
Third Senatorial District,
In the Counties of Calhoun and Franklin for
Senator from the Fifth Senatorial District;
In the Counties Of Liberty and Wakulla for
Scuator from the Seventh Senatorial District
In the County of Jefferson for Senator from the
Ninth senatorial District;
In the County of Hamit on for Senator from the
Eleventh Senatorial District
In the County of Alachua for u Senator from the
Thirteenth senatorial District;
In the County OF Bradford for d Senator from the
Fifteenth Senatorial District;
In the County of Putnam for a Senator from the
Seventeenth Senatorial District;
In the County Of Marion for i Senator from the
Nineteenth senatorial District;
In the Counties OF Dade and Br.vdrd for Seua
tor from tue Twenty tirst Senator al District;
Ia the County of Sumter for i Senator from the
Twtnty-thiId Senatorial District,
In the County Of Walton for "A Senator from the
Twenty NTH Senatorial District;
In tue Counties Of Polk oud Manatee tor Sena
tor from the Twenty seventh Senatorial District
In the County Of Nolusia for Senator from the
Twenty NTH senatorial District
la the County OF ST johns for i Senator from tue
Thirty first Senatorial District.
On the saline day election will bc held in the
County Of Madison for Sen ttor from the Tenth
Senatorial District to I'LL the vacancy occasloued
bv tbr rcisg uation ct Frank W. Pope who
elected Senator for the term OF four Years, AT the
General Elect on held Oh the t'st tuesday after the
first Monday II \olcnner, A. ID. loS2;
Iu he County OF i)uvtl tor Senator from the
EIshtccnth >c.al"li.l District, to nil the vacancy
cct-iUncd 10y the r >IGnAti"n Of Jonathan c. Gree
l.N. who elected .enator tor The term ~ four
lcar>, At the General Election lcld the first
III. oday after the h'st Monday Of November, A.:
ID So
IL The County Of Monroe tor a Senator rom the
Twenty fourth Senatorial District to hiI vacancy
. c,siuncI hN thr resignation OF trrOrge W. Allen,
wAo elected S. ,t"r tor the term ri four Years.
Al the Grncrai trcI.p t.clf Ie hr,t Tuesday
ate. Tie nr>t Monday II NuNcIubcr A. d. le>2
each al the RESPECTIVE Counties Of the
State General EIcctI lor IL Constitutional nun
b,.it Of MrlubrrS O he General Assembly, to
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Small Voices

Sometime. shake Nation OF people and arouse
them 10 action. Expressions similar 10 the fol
loWiu. from u well known druggist OF Atlanta
pour in from .ections where B B. B. has been
used
ATLANTA June - 1854
Ii is our firm belief that b. B B. il ,he BEST
Blood Purifier the u.arkei. We selling
r0ur 0r ire bottles Of il 10 ONE of any other
preparation Of the kind. Il has failed in TO in
stance 10 give entire satisfaction. Merit is the
secret
W P smith & Co Druyylrts
This is The on'y blood necicine kno~n that
combine Yuick aciion. certain effect, cheap price
and unbounded satisfaction.
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Campaign FLoxIDIAN-only Is cen,s