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the
I'll AIRED expressly for disenx
A III

P.'A'' hhi,D IOr ulSeNG
II nll such diseases MS arise &, 40
~'i'.r. such MS Bilious, Intermittent ...&
Nrmjuent Fevers, Sick Headache, Piles.
iNt'ges'ion, Cosiivencss, Collie, Jaundice.
'"op>y, Dysentery, Heartburn, Loss Of
appetite, Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the Kid
ncys and Bladder, Eruptions Of the Skin
And Nervousness.
lhese Piils are recommended by leading
Physicians where they are known. Each
box contains % to 30 Pills, and will DO
mailedto any address upon receipt of price.
70 cents per box. We want n live Agent
to sell them in every section OF Pickens
county. Apply for terms TO
ID. II. BACOT & CO.,
Grecnville, Sc
This is 10 certify that hive given the
LIVER PILLS (Manuiacrurcd by Mcssrs.
ID. L. BACtpF x CO.. Grrcnvilc, s E..)a
inirl trial. and can unhrsiralingty say that
they are superior to any pill ever used
REV. ID. ME.T"N llIorr.
Easlry, S. g.. July 22, 1884.
MAYNARD. Pickrns County.
3. G., April 80, 1884.
y. i Bncoi & Co. Gent cmen: Snmplc
"Bcst Liver Pills" sent me we've received
just at time that ] was needing something
to net on my liver, aud find them to tc
what you claim the "3est Liver Pill"
Respectfully.
b. II. WILLIAMS.
Sold by DR.. G. W EARLE nj Pickenx
G. II and all Druggists and Merchants
dealing in Drugs.
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''' i"i5c ritlc5--prrhalS to feed the CHI
h"Sc larndrymCn therein
We referred before to going it blind II
IS me best way. a year or Two ago we
raUSht an honest farmer friend trying TO
Hrll qnaitcr Of KID to an old Jewish
merchant. Why, said the jew, to our
farmer friend, did you not call him mutton
would have buyd him and in spite of his
snort leg eat him as mutton, but YOU must
biab out him is kid and must take and
eat him billy goat rs he is I,caut ret anv
thing elsc-and to our certain l,nowlcdga
hy 'aclt consent our farmer friend kept on
Sr'i'hS the Old jew bid-but rlways called
it ''mutton."
We were enjoying dish of fried chick
cil' tnat chicken was all les: but it was
good, and thcn and there we learned to eaa
frogs. .ci
VI canned meats we DO not spcs'<, some
OF llcln are pp e. some lci.3oncd, cspe-
''''iE c"imcd btc'. They NAV be Il god
send TO $: ilors OF sh'p-.r o.T, but were not
'"tcNdcd TO be rScd by f. ,ncr people
li"g and hom'n., homc-m. dc Gt tat is
"""' c'"n5h or Us aud We have slcc'i'
pk'hg ior Old ned and beans for d'rner,
ana both cul, for supper.
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Srih' they come and yet they go. Thos,
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS will nots,uy.
All kinds Of Walnut and Panel Beds, come
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trundle, and Single Beds, all
prices.
BOD Springs, Wire, Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers, all grades
'arge variety Of Extension, Kitchen
Teapoy and Center Tables, Parlor and
Chamber Suits. Lounges, Cradles, Cribs,
Whatnots, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stands
Ghromos, Notices, Frames, SO, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes.
Always on hand a general line of Under.
takers Supplies, consisting of Caskets.
Burial Case" and Burial Robes. for both
sex, all styles. Collins Trimmed in any
style of Handles and Plates, Mt all hours.
All Goods at boitem figures. Call and
see for yourselves. No charge made for
looking Accept thanks for past favors.
"A. WI. RUNLON.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
ell 10, 1883 81
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cniuNSCeS met before the speaking and
adopted resolution, requesting the
President Of the club not to call on any
OF them to spenk except tho candidates
for the Legislature.
Col. Aiken, as previously nmonnc cd,
was present and delivered n very olabor
ate aud interesting speech upon Federal
politics. He first reviewed the public
character of Blaine end Cleveland, rpd
predicted the elect on Of the Democratic
candidate y November. He next dis
oussed the tariff question iu very in
teliigent aid satisfactory manner. He
showed the great inequalities of the t1l If
and the br~den it imposed upon the ae-
1lctiltaral and laboring classes of our
people. He then took up tho Blair etl,-
oational bill, and in the outset said it WIS
a'deEeGte question, as ho was aware that
q very considerable poltio of tho people
ofPickens County disagreed with him
about the bill.
He seid he could not vote for the Bla:r
bill, though he had heretofore voted ior
twoor thu co b;Ns proposing Federal rid to
public schools in the States. He left the
impression on the minds of some of bis
hearers thlt the Bhir bill prescribed the
text books that should be used in the
public SCHOOLS; that no Southern history
would be used, but that Northern histo-
ftes which branded every Confederate
soldier as o traitor would be substituted
foy> Shose now taught in our schools; that
thA two races would bo crowded into tho
Ba0Ha school room, taught by Yankee
RJnooi T1arrns lIrder Federal super vision.
In JUSTICE to liol. Aiken we " i'll say that,
We are aatisfif d he only intended to ex-
press his fears that such would be the
ctse iu' tie future, should the Blair bill
ever become law, for tho bin itself has
no such provisions in it. Col. Aiken
stated himself that half the present Dem
,cratio representation IN Congress from
This State favots thebill- such would not
berthe case, did the bill contain any of
the Objectionable provisions that some
Of our people understood Cob Aiken to
say it bad There is no attempt Ia the
bill to take the superyis;cn of the schools
-oat of.the hands Of the Stata, or to mix
the races 20 the same school, for in the
third section this proviso isfound: "Pro-
we'd that separate schools for white and
colored children shall not be o ,nsidered
a'violation Of this condition" (tha con.
dition. Under which any State or Terri.
toty shall receive the aid), and ia the
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1922. The race for the fifth man will
have to be run over again. NJ Y. Siog-
Ter, for clerk Of court, received 2,G83.
and }. N. Cochran ITO. }. i. Dupre for
shel'T 2,25l, G. Med M'lcr $50. J..
Fuller Lyon received tho nomination for
Probate Judge, }. w. Perrin for treas-
urer. The rest of the county officers,
except the Coroner, Will have to run the
race over.
The result of tho second primary elcc5
ton is as follows: For the Legislature.
w. X. Blake; for school commissioner,
George G. Hodges; for county comm;s-
siorers, W. NJ. Riley and James A. Nc
Cord received a majority, whorepon
Shedpard, Bullock nnd Mann vird~cw
u favor Of W. Il. Cowan, tho next higr.
est, who was declared elected In the
rnce Sor coroner Aron w.ihG,ew " favor
of Sh to. " TT is compile ed tho ticket.
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SEHEEeHFF'S SALE.
COUNTY OF plCKENs.

COUNTY OF PlOKENS.
BY virtue Of q Lien Warrant TO mo
duly sSnod on the 18Th of July 1884,
have taken and seized, and will sell to
tho highest bidder, for c'",, at Low
lnylors, on l8 Mile Creek, on Tuesday
after sa!oday in September next, at Ii
o'clock a. NJ, 36i bushels of Wheat and
~ dozen and bundles of Oats, ut the
suit of f.. p. Taylor vs.. Henry Grogan
and Jefferson ID. Grogan.
.... JOAB MAULDIN, s.P.c.
aug Il, 1884 46 3
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seyenth sectioit We tlny
''that the design OF thT
{.,<,kar,ls.y, N's, \

seventh sectioit We ilng
''that the design Of thY
establish en Eindop3
schools, bnt rather II
being in the desplo1i
ance of the schooN II
local gover,nmcnt, Il
tually be wholly m.
and Territorioa wl1,l
AS to the cmicuIur|
fifth section, Il u a.
prescribed by ow
State is free to usr
may select.
We say thialnrc,
position, for it ia
have favoreJ lie ;
.umns. Our puNU
ed--we are stiU III
in tho lang7raRc
"No State nc,.j a,
it's provision umHj
and no State Il
placed in anywi~.
vision"
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4 Send six cents for postage md
H fTIHA receive free costly box o,
Ah 4 AAv goods which will help all. NJ
.. o't,er sex, iom more money ighi
away than anything else in this world
Fortunes nwaiIthc workersabsolutely snre
Address TRUE & Co., augusta, Mainc.
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1t /,

The Snlud, 5)GN
article on the r"3n,
contest in the 81 ~
have said anyt'o'u& \
the candidate ncuJN
choice of the nn1l,,> +; \
licious intent nv ,1n.~pn,A
cover up the r">t vr', q J
the hand of %.r.9i.rl,." uy
goodwill to a. r..
been sprung t. ths a. L., !
spotless folds ->r 20. ., !
Argus propo' G.~
Pickens mon ". I~-. ..u
of battle.
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For the CaInDUlo.a

For the CamDU.~u 70.
To bring The }..iH,N
reach Of ovcryb i. NJ.
free of postage, f., -, ..,
this date until Jauus. ."
cents, cash in ,..r,rr.
Fifty-cent sul .u,.
at any time, but ...H.
pire on New Yen~. a .
fiftycent campai - 90
the special bene6y .' lu.
the Presidential C ~ >r.,,
in the habit of rnnurr.H
newspaper in the S"Vjh
The Weekly Ne.
shortly to twelve pm, \
i'll value to Southern i,.. :
be read with avidity Nv III.
want to know what i .s..f
the South in an elect ~ .,.r
''no North, no South ra ...
and subscriptions frolt I'.l u
gan will be rs welcome .., ,,',.
from Tennessee and Ttza#
The series of sketch, ....u.,..
Women in the War;" !. 1'.'.. :
War rs Seen by SoutherN ,nn.a II
continued for about ye.rr
In fine, The Weekly News is la.l. p
pers i'll one. 1t is Story panrr. Iii
ical paper, CheS" ;r,p.I. '~ d@- i
-"N1 ra.'. .arrt. anil.
, Straight ,'G .'nuorr"t., 81. ,,.r. {.
or.'' su t',@ rauar ol r.f.o.u
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Medical Notice.

ar W. j. BRAMLETT, having perma
nently located at Pickens Court House. If
fers his professional! Services to the sur
rounding country. Calls promptly attended
to, day or night. % =.
feb 2i, 1884 ... 2I a.,
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A Mistake; Corrected.

In the first crrvass of the vote for Corn-
ty Auditor from the returns submitted by
the managers of the various boxes, the
vote for Clyde was S53, G;ice $685. tie.
Wnen the result was announced, the
County Chairman stated that there were
no pro, .sions In our Jules governing the
disposition of a tie vote, end that the
e6rnty Executive Committee could only
announcc The result and take no further
aGSion Mi. j. r, Iagood moved that n
recanvass of the vote ut ali the boxes be
made for Auditor. This was as. ccd to
and lcsrlted as follows: Clyde 957, Glicc
$50. The mistaNe had occurred in ~
Gross Plains boz. whcrr G,icr. .lad rr.,i, xxi
Avo'ts "nich She: ! h.Nr Orcn ru..'.'",t
f,"C'H.!r I.,- .ru .h'"a. in t,ror
&c CHdt @, cul.., hua G.i,n ga'und Du"
Fl P"mpEln'"3n Nnl,r .~4-.U,eu The re.
faIllE'2tcd. bir- ClYac Was the.eroon au-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25
DON'T GIVE UP.

lht chnuces are all an yo,n' f,Iror.
Thousands of cases of Consumption,
Ca,arrh. Nenralg,s, Rheumsti.m,
bronchitis. and other chronic dis
raNe>-some OF ! most .pAinfal end
2espe'ate ch>racter--have been
,u'e'i III the last thirteen yesrs BY
Compound Oxygen II you are .
sufferer from any disease which your
phrstcian has failed 10 relieve, don't
4eSlar Write 10 ORE. Stsrkey 4
FaIe"e llo9 Girard Street, Phiis.
'eIphla, Pa, giving then clear
%ateinent OF y"nr case, asd s.k On
'tlni"n as TO Your chances OF recov-
cry under their new FusiNiua Trest-
aent Il ,eW cost you nothing. q
AfJy make no charge for consuha-
ION. Accompanying their reply
.ou will receive such docsnenisry
7lience of their honorable charac-
81 a. phys,c,ans, and such direct
nd emphatic testimony in regard to
shat Compound Oxygen has done
sad is dong tor suffering humanity,
lat you will be able to decide for
Yourself the question whether or not
% put faith in them aud the new
,emedy which they are SO widely
: dispensing. 1t. however. you do no,
Wish to consul, them a, present,
1top a pos,al.cari aud ask them TO
send you their Treatise OF Com.
eFou'd Oxygen. From this yovwil'
9ea'n all The information required ia
gel an intelligent idea OF the nature
~nu action OF this new remedy for
sa,ohlc diseases, and so be able to
wye tor yourself whether or not i,
W. be beneficial in your own case
=" has been in thousands Of Others
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
RATES


-. column, one year, teo.Vo.
"ne INN ;. 5000.
iia...h =. $500.
a .ouare. zone incii.) q insertion,
a. and for each subsequent insertion
accents per square.
n-Court Notices. 6 weeks. cash.
80. and when payment IS delayed for
mouths. $1,000.
nLocai advertisements 10 cents per
re Editor will not be responsible
views OF correspondents.
Advertisement. and conmunicat'ons
,au.t be sent in by "Wednesday OF each
geek. r,....,
The paper is put TO press on Ihurs-
3sy 20 that il may be sent through the
nall on Friday. +,
Thi- il the only newspaper published
=, Orange County. aud every citizen OF
he County should take it and encour
ne IL publication.
~a.na 70 thi. office. at once, notices Oh
n.rri,yes. deaths, accidents, &c, in fact
rr.,r,b,uy Of interest. and We will take
treasure in publishing. 1t Is the dcsire
= The Editor Of this paper to publish a
.rst-claes County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25
We learn that E.noch Sykne tho

We learn that Enoch Sykes, the
Radical candidate Tor the House of
Representatives from this COUNTY
told the colored people 10 bis speech
at White Cross, Monday, that be
aould be obliged to the negroes II
they would vote tor me, but SO far
as l am concerned, l will never vote
for q negro for any Office" Colored
people, can you vote tor Sykes :
Besides the county candidates,
we learn that Mr.. B. II. Bum, our
candidate tor Elector in this Dis.
trict, will speak at the court house
Saturday,. Oct. Is. This will close
the joint canvass. Turn out aud
hear them.
"A young man having asked .
young lady # be could accompany
her bone, and was refused, said,
you're as full of airs as a music
box" "Perhaps So" she replied /;
but If | am l don't 60 with a crank"
Mr.. Archibald Andrews, aged
SO, attended the State Exposition
from this county on Thursday.
"A good rain tell here Wednes.
day night. and there was q heavy
frost Friday morning.
About 500 persons from Orange
went to the State Exposition ., RAJ.
eigh last Thursday.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

-Regi,,er to-day Democrats!
Register Regirterl Rcgiete,
Preaching at the Pr-sbv.erian
church next Sunday unrnIn. sni
"ghl.
The whn;e ven II Moth Caro-
ina cAnno afford to be dad ,.xsts
N pc! tics.
-DrinrrrG,s Of old u ,n ~.
,lsy IT battle is near Al han A
>on ready :
See al,c'tiseuemeiu +
irct tell. of DURAN,
ilsit., rolumn.
-Onr Wn."i cubs ~. .
nsa tsv"r Il hrtu. Ia IA, -, Il in,
w We need II
Nj jim + k'Rrsm s,l,ec
uses 2 fnr lot 81 >c,.I rs;~ tor sale
see advertisement.
III tl,pt sa,,s>. WI sryi,
MI f4.. ceHn., = Cy-ts *
Noeia, - hy 21tl =
r Y - y. l.oc.af vht
%, r, ,,.a. i.p.s- eos
u i register ani 'he'
: not eNcryt,mr remembers
'1at an elrc,nr IT he AonlA vote
iln., rrglster Democrats shout,
lot forget tins iaft
Mr.. Robert II Hughes give
no'',e 'ha: he has qualified a. Al
FA'Hl>lratnr ni,nn the estate OF III
'ate Samuel w. Hn.hes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

Nov is the time TO give your
oey SMITHS WORN OIL.
james Holman asd A. w. Ora
ham, candidates tor the Senate, will
speak at Laws store. this county, on
Saturday night, Nov. lst. Go and
hear them.
A fire at Company Shops last
Monday night, DESTROYED the stor. q
OF freeman & Zachary, c. r. ROT
hate, I. 81. Duck, G. +. Niece aud
Fayior's shoe shop.
We have been requested TO say
,hs, Mr.. George A. Welker is a
candidate tor re election TO the Office
Of to@uship constable. He s>ys lie
viii do his duty if be is re elected.
The heslth aud bessty of chill
dren CO." te restored by givin. ,he.'
Shriuer's Indian SerAltaxe to A,ll
the ~orn,s that dArken their CON
@r'ex."n. For -~le by w. A. Hayes.
ID uggist.
Prot. Hsrris' Pntile trea,men,
for -r>ou debility he's cared thou
sands. The ,propricteu h>vinG VT
fience in ITS merit Offer free triol.
Address. Harris Remedy Co., 81.
LOUIS, Mo.
Gen. Al. w. Ransom spoke to 8
large crowd at White Cross, Mon
dey. and passed through HiIlsboro
on his way t" Roxboro, where he
spoke Tuesday. Ransom is doing
good service.
The barn Of Hr. John Hobbs, s
few niles west ct town, vas destroy
cd 10y Gre Tuesday afternoon. He
lost . tor of gsano, 5000 posnds q
hay and oil OF his fodder. Cause {.
hrt. not known.
Avery day large crowds of PEG
J.. ,-s-e Though Hiltsboro on thei'
~, :" re Ssue Exposition. The
-. s,- oil loaded down, bes'de'
special Trains r.o every few days
carving hundreds OF people.
-Hsrness. Saddles and Brides
-A'y person wanting work in ny
nn.. ~.p!d do well to cell and se'
m- ~ | have tall supply on hand
=. /" lirng low for Gosh. 1t vii
.s> wa +" look sronnd before buy
az Cos,e aud zee Josiah Turner
TIE S4iAlrr.
livery voter, who bss removed
fro., the to~n-hip where he vo,et
q, the lest election, must have hi
NAME erased from the registration
book OF The, township aud .obtain
cert t&cs,r from the registrar Thereof
before he ran register in the town
ship where he now lives.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25
OUR

Fer Cpngrcs---4th District
WILLIAM r.. cox.
Legislative Ticket.
For the Scuatc-2Oth District
4. W. GRAHAM, of Orange.
JAMES HOLMAN, OF Person.
fJl the House of Representatives :
Z w. JOHNSTON. OF Orange.
CE. GREEN. Of Durham.
County Ticket.
For sheriff
-. r. MON ROW.
Register Of Deeds
JOHN LAWS.
loi Treasurer:
\ -. NJ. LAWS.
For Surveyor
JAMES y. WEBB.
For Coroner
DIR. 4. G. JORDAN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25
. DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereb. given that have
this day qualified a. Administrator up-
on the estate of the late Samuel W.
Hughes. l hereby notify all persons in
d-bted 70 the estate 10 ID lie immediate
payment. and all persons having claims
against said estate must present them
within the time prescribed By law or
this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. This 18th day of Ott-. 1884.
ROBERT ~. HUGHES.
.Auu.i. 5. ra'or.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25
GALE OF LAND.
REDDlN CAPE HOMESTEAD.
DRlLLs,GRA1N DRILLS,

MAIN Dhlt-Lo 0hAlN lhlIILog
The Pennsylvania Force-Feed PERTH
izer Grsin Drill will compete with any
Drill on the market. and SO confident
- ! OF it- superiority. particularly Of
the fertilizer attachment that | unhes&-
tstinS!t Invite the closest scrutiny. and
.lefe sny drill on the market TO Row fey
TIMER tiat il la - had condition. filled
With iurUs. trash end foreign mnlteY,
Attt III" "ertsii ~. rrgn!srity oud sAae
- -. tenn>vlvania will every tins.
III. II is positively necessary 10 have
tIil hsi si!i aH g,sin evenly. thou-
.Gs OF Gollar. arr a~lnusily eYpe uied
stfIftis, iertiiiHrS. s,.d il T. equally
= !L..l"I: y. tn have on 'h4t will dis
tribute hr.taiAie. i'll, ihe ssOse pro
c%i4"i.; since little diOculty has been
- 'ts-.oic0i atib he sec.l purt of anv
Of til. leading drills l.. u~.. We dwell
NIT p"sitieu arl, ulon the tcri!iD+f at
f.rhG enl w!ich kas hsretst.'- ice,,
tis ~n!rr- al - mucl. sruuitp, i Ia
uA.c hl.on u d.n-l"nt yrlsoipie. : tire
Z unt ke nny ~,t!l~T. III -ucst- IL al Al
| sol - tOHtkHGEkI,. IA, nniy in
MAZE. hul IL !e~.il,. For I'LL ~,ar;te-
War. ,,r...-. &. 5 ri.r .
JNn. IA II. Axrni..
Aeba neville. y. G.
10, .2"t' ser e. tn Dniler,
- L. tf.-,I.- =. hlA,-. ilor~.
pp.~'. ~r4}., 4, n.nrs Roi,ing { 10th.
Hel.inx.a
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

An elastic step, buoyant spirits
and clear complexion, are among the
many desirable resalts of pure blood.
The possessor Of healthy blood has
h'~ faculties at command, snd enjoys
a clear end quick perception, which
Is impossible when the blood is
heavy end sInggish with impurities.
Ayers Ssrsapsr;lla is the best blood
psri6er and vitalizer known.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25
For the Observer.
A

Mr.. Editor There SEEM 10 be a
conspiracy between Rosemond, Re.
publican, and Eaand, who says be
stands on a platform of his own, to
defeat y. NJ. Laws the Democratic
nominee tor county trea. surcr. /
warn the Democrats to keep a saarp
look out. A vote for Eh and ia a
vote for kosemond. Eaand knows
he cannot be elected aud he il doing
oil be can to cleo, Rosemond Dad.
Lave is a working man and he is a
friend OF the working man. When
asked If he wanted the Office of
county treasurer, he replied that il
no one else wanted il, and he was
nominated, that be would do his
best to be elected. Vots for Laws
and vhec you have q school order,
oil yos will have to do will be 10
come TO toSu, sign your name and
draw your money. VOTER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

a New Treatment.
For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dyspepsid, Cdtarrh. Headache, Debility.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all ChrU,,-
ic and Nervous Disorders.
A CARD.
We. tn. undersigned, having received
great and permanent benefit from the
use Of COMPOUND OXYGEN pre-
pared and administered by Drs. Starkey
L Palen, Of Philadelphia, and bel 4 sat.
isied that it is a new discovery in med
ical science, and all that is Gained for
It, consider it a duty which we owe
to the many thousands who are suffer-
ing from chronic and so-called "incura.
BILE" diseases to do all that We can to
make its virtues known and to inspire
the public with confidence.
We have personal knowledge of Drs.
Starkey and Palen. They are intelfi-
gent and conscientious lhysicians. who
will not, we ore sure, make Anv state
ment which they do not know: or be-
lieve to be true, O publish u testi-
monials or reports of cases which are
not genuine.
VIM. u. Kelley. Member Of Congress
from Philadelphia. L. $. Arthur, Edi
tor ami Publisher "Arthur's Home
Magazine" Philadelph,a. v. l.. Con-
rad, Editor Lutheran Observer, Phila
delphia. Philadelphia, Pa, June l.
1882.
In order TO meet Il natural Inquiry in
regard to our professional and personal
standing. and TO give increased conf
dcnce In our statements and In the geu-
~uineness of our testimonials and report,
OF .,ses. We print the above cord iron
gentlemen we'll and widely known III
| Of tho highest personal character. On
/ .sTreatise az, Compound Oxygen" con
| tanning Il history OF the discovery Of
| and mode ct action OF this REMARKABLE.
! cur ,:ire agent, ami Il large record ol
tarrh. Neuralgia. Bronchitis. Asthma
etc, and a wide range Of chronic 4l-
eases, Will be sent free.
Address DKs. SrARKEY d PALEH.
hoe and Hi Girard ST., Philadelphia
p>n .s%yiva,ia.
IN Office.
b. ri~.u- Of y decree .: ,hc ~Nnp'rini
Cou /, m.tlc ii. tie care OF - n
agate: elizabeth Bullock and o::ie:>.
will sell on the premise -. 70 b.
the 81 day OF November h,si. IL.
Of the late James F. Brown l. /
the waters Of Little River in the toGt..i
OF Orange. adjoining the lands OF Chas
K. Miller. Yanrey Mo.% 4 ~:
and containing ten aci nj ar :
Terms OF sale 0nn-Ginf. ~ t'-t.
halau"e in 8 month"; with interest iroi.
late bond and serurff, ree-sias ~
until the purchase molrv i, pail. III.
Oct 81. 1854.
~ L. WOODS.
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