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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

TEXT FOR a SERMON To EVERYONE
Rev. 5. 2 Smith, (Universalistl of Mar
blehead, Mass, suffered for years from
bilious attacks and gall stones. In Jan
uary, 1888, he was cured by Warmers
Safe Cure. June 2nd, 1884, he says,
''T!1,re has been no return Of the bilious
troubles; have not experienced the least
pain or suffering since my restoration by
Warmers Safe Cure" Cure permanent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15


Nh. EDITOR An ounce OK proven
tion IS better than = pound 81 cure. and
a pou-d Of cure Is better than = .hip-load
0t argument IN you columns. saw
some time ago 40 advertisement OF a med.
lciue called bRADFIkLD : FEMALE Rae
UIAToR aud the wonderful results from
its use aud a. nv wife bad been 9 sui
ierer and invalid for FIFTEEN YEARS from
prolapsus and congestion Of the womb
and painful menstruatiou, aud the doctors
could 30 her no good. ! was persuaded 10
try the remedy. 50 | sent for two bottles
aud The result was she improved so much
| sent for another package, and she Is
now able 10 do her household work. and
goes about wherever she plea>es. | am
confident she is permanently cured !
sent for a lot OF his wonderful Female
Regulator TO sell, and every bottle that [
have disposed OF has given complete sal
lstaction, and the results are in every case
all that could be desired
With thanks to the Enterprise,
which called my attention 10 1t, and 10
the Bradtield Regulator Co., tie proprie
tors of this great boon, | am gratefully
yours, j. w. DAVIS.
/. S.-You can publish this or not, as
YOU see lit, but for the benefit of woman,
| hope you Will.
Any one who doubts the genuinencss Of
the above can write to Mr.. Davis. who
will give all particulars.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
AYERS
HairVigOr

restores. STA the gloss and freshness q
y1l:L. faded OF gray hair TO a natural, reh
brown color. % deep black. a. may b desired.
U.s. - u=- GIT or red hair may be tArkened,
d aae li.cke-ed. and bal1nesS ofieA.
s-J s4 nj Always. cured
Il cheeks failing Of the hair. and stInlE-
ate a weak and s.ckiy growth - ' gor. Il.
prevents saI cures zcaff and dautfa al. and
.-eAis nat every disease peculiar 70 tie
IS ! Ladies Hair Dressing. the
NfGug Inequalled IL contains neither Oh
nor dye. renders the hair soft. glossy. and
ssn Is appoAranee. and imparts a d~eieate,
A.s.e. AMI iast.ng perfume.
Mr. & P BErcHER writes from Ksrby. o.
Ia.E &. I.s- Last fail my HAIR commenced
falling Dig. AL IN = short time became
a1f. ! used part u > bottle of
aG lSyh, winch stopped the fA4i
t- III 8 ltir. aud started a neN growth.
l't l,a i.i A7s,i q bar growing Tig2r-
DUSTY. AAi tn convinced that but Tor Tie
use ysg reputation / should have been
o@aJtsls bad
J y. Bawry proprietor of the HcArthar
~ AaH ur-I -e AYERS HAIR NfGok
lu.~s gy.-l-Ht PREPARATION for tie hair.
Ispv.k : ( frlat NY own experience. Its
use promote, the growth II new hair. and
makes / glossy and soft. The VIGoR Is also
q sure aule tJr dandruF. Not within my
k.uat tEa has the preparation ever failed
ta -* s4.e satisfaction
NE ASufS FAIREAIRS. leader of the
'-.ctH.t.l JIb3irn Family" of Scottish
N"cftstS. Wr : from Boston, Mass, REQ. 6,
i-sU " t}tg since my hair began 10 give sill
very evidence u the change which neeting
tufc pracuEeth, | have used AYER's HAIR
NltfpN, ami 50 have been able 10 maintain
at appearance ct youthfuluess "A matter Of
considerable consequence 10 ministers. ors-
tors. actors, and ia fact every one who lives
IL the eyes II the public"
haS Q. 4. PRESooTr. writing from ls Elm
ST.. Cha form. fuss Iirit II, iSSZ, saws
Two years Igp about tNo-thirds of my hair
came on. IL Trimmed very rapidly, and was
CAST growing bald. ON using AYERS HAIR
FiGaK the falling stopped and a new grosth
commenced. and in about a month nv head
..S completely covered with short hair. 1t
Nts continued TO grow, and is now as good rs
before 1t fell. | regularly used but one bottle
OF the NIGoR, but now use 1t occasionally as
IA dressing
We have hundreds OF similar testimonials
70 the efficacy Of AYERS HAIR y1GoR. 1t
needs but a trial to convince the most skepti-
cal f itsyalEc.
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Sold by al Druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

NOTABLE ARREST C. H Oberbeck
Deputy Sheriff St. Louis, Mo-, in 1882
took Warmers Safe Cure for a very Sc
we're kidney aud liver complaint; he bad
lost - pounds in weight under the doc
tors care. Five bottles of Warmers Safe
Cure arrested and cured the disease, and
December, 1884, he wrote. Il now weigh
200 pounds and never felt better IN my
life. recommend Warmers Safe Cure
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

The TEST OF s YEARS! Dan 4
Grosvenor, Esq, United States Treasury
Department, First Controllers Office,
Washington. D. G., took Warmers Safe
Cure in 1878, and Dec. Goth, 1884, he
wrote. warmers Safe Cure in my case
effected a permanent cure, and for five or
six years | have experienced no trouble
from what was a serious kidney affec-
ton
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

Editors Atiania Consolidation
Below we hand yog = letter from =
grateful heart. which wa sen, to aud
published 10 the k4nab slime, Texas, "Eu,
terprise. without our knowledge or So
IcltA,i0u. and We desire 70 give It pub
icity through your columns.
" Earnestly Eatreat Erery Sufatsg
WoraH ,cho SIS fRs t. Read Z
C~arefa.g ana HfN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited to
every age. Being sugar-coated they are
easy to take, and though mild and pleas
ant in action, are thorough and search
ing in effect. Their efficacy in all dis
orders of the stomach and bowels is
certified to by eminent physicians, prom
inent clergymen, and many of our best
citizens.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

SECREsT, THE MURDERER, AGAIN AT
LARGE -H0ke Secrest, a character who
has been made celebrated through his
brutal deed in numbering his wife and
child. his long trials in the courts and
his final acquittal npon the plea of in
sanity, is again at liberty having made
his escape from the Western North Caro-
lima Insane Asylum, at Morganton, last
Sunday night. His escape was boldly
planned and successfully carried out. By
some means not yet explained, he
aged to unlock two doors, after which he
broke through an iron grating and gained
a second story window, from which be
descended to the ground BIZ means Of a
twisted sheet. This occurred al S o'clock
Sunday night. Immediately after sfrik-
ing the ground Secrest put out III the
direction of the south mountains, aud
has not since been seen. Secrest is said
by the asylum authorities to be in perfect
health, strong and robust, and is a dan
gerOus man to NEEDLE with.
This Is Secrest's second escape from
asylum walls, having made his first es-
cape, during the year 1882, from the
asylum at Raleigh, 10 a manner almost
identical with that Of his escape from the
MOrgant0n Asylum. On escaping from
Raleigh, Secrest made his way back to
his old hauuts in Union county, hiding in
the woods by day, and travelling by night,
and through ingenuity remarkable in a
crazy man, avoided detection for weeks.
He was seen by parties who knew him,
near Monroe, one day, aud then he made
his way to South Carolina. He stole a
COW near Columbia and sold her in that
city, but was arrested and jailed for the
theft. While he was in jail, it was dis
covered that he was none other than
Hoke c. Secrest, of this State. and he
was accordingly delivered to the North
Carolina authorities, and sent to the
Morganton asylum by one of our Superior
court judges. He IS a dangerous mau to
be abroad, and we hope he viii soon be
recaptured. Charlotte Obseruer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

....London, April l3.-Instructions
have been telegraphed to Sir Peter Lums-
den to transmit to London as quickly as
possible his report and that of Captain
Yates, of the %confiicr on the Kushk river.
At the various military and naval stations
prepations for wal continue to be vigor
ously made.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
Grand opening sale WEDNESDAY the 18th Of April
IRREGULAR SALE DAYS
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

After We opened the old Pioneer Warehouse on the 18th day of September,
1884, for the first sale of Leaf Tobacco in Raleigh, W e found that Raleigh as a
Tobacco market, was an established fact, and at orc began to look around for
more oonmoiious quarters. Having purchased the lot Noes, Wilmington street,
We alto ncec contracted with the North Carolina Car Company for the handsome
lev Warehouse which they have just finished, and which will be opened for the
first time on Wednesday the 18th day of April. We are o prepared to handle
Leaf Tobacco as w hope, to the advantage fo r Farmer Friends and ourselves.
We expect a number IF outside buyers a, the opening SALE and we believe it will
pay any one having Tobacco o sell Ito send us o on that day. We have a
full corps of competent clerks and employees, good sleeping rooms, excellent
stables, and watero Oh the premises. We promise you a good time and good
prices for your Tobacco.
There are many good reasons why YOU should bring your Leaf to Raleigh.
We hay a eager corps OF buyers with ample capital to handle the entire crop
Of the State if necessary. Our grocery, dry-goods and hardware stores otter
complete stocks of Goods at prices which defy competition. We have three of
the best banks in the State, if you wish to deposit your money you cannot do 50
with more safety n where than here. We have good roads leading into Our
City, the best water the world aer you get here. All oft this we can sub
stntatef you will give us a trial.
Liberal advances made on consgnments. and Tobacco sold strictly under in
suucGOns Of Ousonor. Empty hogaheads and boxes sent free Of freight to PARTIES
wish to ship US. We have beer very sucCessu in obtaining good prices or To-
bacco and believe W e have given satisfaction Ito our customers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

....St Petersburg, April II The
OficiaI Messenger today publishes a fur
Their communication from Gen komaratf
regarding the recent battle between the
Russians and Atghans on the kushk river
He asserts in this telegram that the men
acing attitude Of the Afghaps in advanc
ing, their coming closely to his lines and
occupying several available positions,
together with the refusal Of the Afghan
commander to pay any attention to his
protests, made him expect hat the AZ
ghans contemplated a night attack on his
lines.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

1.-The residence of DIR. Bethune, at
Manly, together with his furniture, &c,
was destroyed by fire last night about l04
O'Clock.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
\. MONTAGUE,
Real Estate Broker,
WINSTON, Y. G..

Have at all times a large list of town
and country property on hand for sale.
Parties desiring homes in the beautiful
and prosperous town of Winston, or in
any county of this fertile tobacco Sec
ton of Western Carolina, will please
write for information,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

Ia large and handsome brick hotel
is being erected zeal the court house in
Edenton.
1.-The fishermen in the eastern part
of the State complain that their fisheries
are not paying. Very few fish have been
caught UP to this time.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

Send for our book containing valuable
information Tor women. II will be mail
"a free I o applicants. Address,
THE BRApFIEID REGULATOR Co.
Box -. Atlanta. Ga.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

To the Commissioner OF 4,
sIR-The sample OF Dom <
by lusIs ctoT - FROM lot IN la
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21
WESTERN OXFORD.
LErrER FRoN PonrNR-A PArRIorIc FAM
uY-fuN tENErERY olD IsN
BooK-TnE fIR-f Posi- oFFiCE.

nyILf
refining then CLEARING "a cold aud wiuiy
sudden changes and no wonder ptopl'
take cold and are sick BY The syo Of
faith W. can see warmer weather
Mr. Henry Parker died of.ol 'nlng N
the brain, funeral Medns- ay, also No
John ssrgen, of Center Efi 1ghtm. y II
formerly OF this town. - lug fever.
Mr. Jonathan Fox Of thl. town died on
Monday last from disease contracted while
In the army during the Rebellion. IT,
wa- one Of the six sons % Mr. Richard
Fox aud the last survivor bot one. jsmr-
l. who has been living In the West for .
uumher OF years WIN the REBELLION
comm. need there were I've ~ them living
and they an enlisted o. serve their couu-
try WIN died while In The sfmy ffo M
frv,r .nd George n was shot LorsuTn
died soon aftsr MI. discharge and uos
Jonathan has paid the debt Of nature aftsf
-uf,fing Tor many years A. The tin" OF
~ bis death he was drawing 80 prf
month pension.
Porter village cemetery corporation
bell 10 annual meeting Tor election oi
On rsrs 90 Sugriay. April 4, ani mad'
IN. following -'lrctipu f'r th. var snsu.
Ing Prsii.ni. I french Vice Pres
idrn'. An.ci Allsy; SECRETARY, 4 u Roo
efts Treasurer. Ebsn Blsfti Trustees,
l. Frrnch. Josrph T RE, &. % kfgclsy /,
sexton. n u ffeuch
when the town ~ Porter built a.
Coanty road acfoss The town from Hiram
uue - \ n line Ia isss Mr.. jsm'-
French Vas appointed Surveyor u $50 IN
money cNprndei A short time since b.
.hossd M hi- oli tsx bpok ant ! nnd Us
tsx payer. In town n thsi time, % ihsf
uumbrr there are bat seven oi them living
a the prcssui time. in town. one Ia Par
sounsii aud one To- \ II Following ar
their names and ages A. near ~ can 81
then Nj james fferch. So Ssmufl
Billings. IS ABRAHAM Chspmsn. 50 lrsu
Bisrp. - james P,afly. IN Wm. Hpis'
d0o ~. rsrsounrli. ant Jp.~ph Pearl ~
naid.rurs.. y n 10 sllvsl IS
Ths nr-i Pot one in cot. tosn 49,
established A. Porter village ln ah1nt i..l.
For several years h.firc the gov~rnmrnt
hsd granted The pfisilegss ~ an off ~ A.
Parsonsnrli an the BEN fts th-rr1y VIZ
important ones A. an earlier date thf
nearest IN .e Wa a. Ssrn. oar lrst poet.
ms.ter Wa james Colo shb bid Oh.
offir. until his d.aih iu March. isli lll.
.uccss.prs have been Wm rneI.. ir NJ
j ,ne CHA. Ebrn BlsIp JYhn hizslns.
WIN Sttulcy Aaf Jam French. j. WIN.
TpNi-. lr AMI NJ. C.fll hrii t1e Dfh
shout 70 yesf-, Mr uigrins about our
M,ssfs stanley ani frruch scout ietr.
sach. and NJ R.srl thc prescott inrum.
b,.ut shuut a. ysafs.
The town of Psfsprd - ar q cc'chra''
their centennial Aug goih, ~ The prr,
yrar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21
STATE Of MAINE.

OAfOhDs W
sVrsEsE JUDIcIaL COVHr. CLERk's ofrICH
PASS. Apui "a, is'1
Disposfi0n u sppeaiei css-s and lniic men'.
fof v ioisfions Of the esrtFulstius he use snd
sale u iaff xic ling iqlprs.
stae Of Marc W Jesse X. Brovp, common
seller. MOI pFos.
st.ie o. Mrias W GeOrge A. Gord,n, sppel..
slnE'e fss. NJ Pre- IN %, meni o. ~ o. COS, .
state OF Maine ". Charlts q. Good an, APP l.
druukennes-. MOL Pos.
asis % Man. ~. John v. Cariston, drinking
house AID tipping .hop No Pre-
sists 81 Msins BY complaint ". James STAR.
vo.sd, appel, niosicat Oa. Nol Pos.
STATE q Maine Nv coupislnt " Chaflss y. 1ile,
appel, in'oNestiou Not pro-.
stsle % Name By complaint W. james Harlow.
spp-i, tntosie too.
stat q M ne b, comps AVA wilis Record.
appel. nfoNicsiion.
st.ts 4 Msiae v. Iutoxie ui,E Liqu,rs. ! q.
Nugtn, al ant appsi ~siEafs Judssment o.
Jusiic ryer.sd ordered that nquor D. del'
eIed . ell nnt
The fHssa - hereby psbFshsd IN acc I'D.
sree -i n N pfoyI.ts - Pebble Laws, A ID
hes, cfsgtsf "a. serttne
Aiis. ALBE9l AUSTIN. Clert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21
During This

Season Of the year The system Is IN greater dan.
gsf from fatal disease Than Al any other tine
When ne ooli weather comes, The rofes q
TIE skin, al~ays open In warm weatheT, are part
y siosci up, and ne waste material usually pass,
ing OF through this Channsl - sent ~ The Nd
nsys and n0ves
A eat richer. hsafisr iood In he winter,
he amount q waste material T. b. carried away
Is indca,oi ani ihsfsi Ire greater amount q IA.
be- Is thrown upon ne Eidnsys, Liver, and Blood
This bfings oui the wax points q thee Or.
CANS. and Pasf ia Rot. DTFrirr Drrs
Pssi. T,of FFiao Ciit Nssrigis,
cafayyi, Bii,aiafff, C.aaifa'lrs, 81 Co.
fs=|fiss. Together With minor lis such a. C.rf.
- Tssraf. EM0. S'ay T9uf. brf Brrrfi,
D,rrassu. D|fasfil. g., are che prevailing
tfoutlci q siniH The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

Season a the year, persons In middle Ne, and
especially those Who have Piff, N.Cgit b.aaf,
ind ihsmlslsci Affected viii many ~ which, a.
th5ugh n0i dangsFcus In ihsns,irCl, are he
cause q great dsal a suarrg Rfif Rfsl
ss,-f cts.iiaisi, asf CT Assal al Fs.i,
are among he most common aai cn only D.
reached fir-srf ~ B'ssi, kirf,, 30 AifsfJf
n yoa vii uis B,srs'f SssisfWl4E, y0u VII
si.mi'l,e de digestive rglai give vgf % &C.
a3v oi Nd oprn ioa h-l.ihY action Che a.
u.ani Liver al kiiasys, aai ihroasA'y pas
ne vhois system Then oil y0ur fs,i b. SWEET
e.. ne nervous system ksp' IN iune, ihs greet
waste q boiy nais gaoi. a'i'i.y % h1of. is v.f
a. ne vitality Il ias BODY 81 b. largely iuersaaai
ani NE better IN ever va We al liteni|on
q ne facts hat ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

NSWRY a backward spring not much
pfosp-Ct OF w.rklug The land very sO0u---
The lumbermrn arc looking anNiously ipr
rain o. start thsir lDgs--Not much long
timber s-nt Into Bear River lat winter.
nut lots Of palp word A Ihar-ton
has returned from Mill,hrld where hr has
bern loggiug--Ssp Ia. run well Tor ste"
dsy.. ouiy lev are ,ugsrlng this spring,
.we.tsuing Is ~ chesp. most people pre-
fer ID by It'll N krudall soli a. Auc-
tisu, last SATURDAY, stock. farming tools,
auf hous. hold fafuitgr---ku Sieafns
b.s a lot of oxen add steers on hand,
which be has lately bought; be IL ready 70
buv or 70 sell a. occasion oders--No
Wheels on the road yet. and sleighiug
never was better 10 GraftGO--Ilaym o~s
begin 10 look a. II they needed reinforcing,
m winter contiuues The siege much longer
SHEEP want % get 10 the ground, but
th.y are better OF AZ the bsrn; Awe them
pi.nty Of fresh air, hut don't Jet them 20
cot yet, II you want 10 keep up thei'
strength
Sir PERSONS 10 a distance % Eve miles
Ar, now receiving medical attendance.
Frauk Bl-bee has bsen very SICK, hat i =
little better Sadie Baker l. It'll very sick
HaflIN llIANfNAlN NAr Na'eHhttN 49,
Minnie walker died a few days ago
Tu~sday nOtic-d the Rry. ID. Garland
p.-. ~ on bis way 20 attend tle funeral
OF Mrs.. Ballard OF Uptoni u was great
undertaking for an old gentleman, eon-ld'
sring the state Of the rosds-D Dexter
Tenney Of Grafton lOst his life oy very
singular accident, while a. his sons IN
Gorham lately. While eating wood his
sxe caught on q clothes line. causing u u
swerye 10 such a way A. 10 nearly cut on
his oxu head; moral dOnt sizing ths
clothes Iine near the wOOd-pile - Tue
problem that II the greatest puzxie lu-'
now Is how 10 make the roads passaolr
the drlfts are very deep and, alas! yefy
longs too sOft - bear The teams. zoo hard
10 be easily removed Let them alone
the Almighty will DO His own work, "a,
some, bot the United States mall esrrlrf
objects. CUES se shall have 10 buckle 70
IL, and make the Highway pas-aole'
OxFORD Mrs. Monroe Abbot OF WEIGH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21
nIXFIELp


Though not large in Numbers, ihc ma
qlrfaie ball Al the Nsil1usl House Hal
So A. erllyA1'r sui succr--ful a. au,
ever held hcfc Tho participants gaihrf'F
Al an early hour ani from a0 lnil I'D ID
the scene wAs most cully'niug The nom
h.r ~ spectators NNs large. While tbe uun
hsr ~ masks wss hstsssn Thirty and ~
~ The costumes Nsfr ftmAfksn'y rich.
varied aud handsome There Nsfr pfincs-
fscrs. queens. military ani naval "fi ~
Spsnisfi.. E'hipp.sn. and visitofs from
ihr Emerald l.ls Toe party broke up Al
.houg I O'Clock m all agreeing tht'
they wuuli met agsin fuf anuih'r ms.
ql.rai, when anothrr year shall have f'''i
~ ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

WILSON'S MILLs.--Snow l. fast dissp
pesring aud everything In doors and ou'
wear. The usual forlorn spring appel
The teams are now all out ~ The words In
this region, Monday last A W fi,ksi
moved out with four oxen aud four horses.
Thursday. Horace ffo-t with three oxen
and seven horses Friday, John Carleton
With four oxen and Eve horsss-- Tho
Bennett brothers are framing large barn
The POsimasur has the jpb - sub
l,tiing the mall route on Bis hands hop'
he will succeed In pleasing al parties In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

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John Ridsf. Captaiu Of Canal Boat, Erie
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ever u.ed FOR bruises, spraiDr, gals, aud
tor colo In hOrses or men. III had bot
one bottle and could not get another,
would not take Nv dollars for H." Sold
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Paris. March 10, lsr5.
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Il II far better To b. poor ard possess =
bottle 81 J-dwin'- Tar syrup. ih.n 10 be-
rich and not know bow a. cure Cough OF
Cold. 0nly rs cents and 81 per bottle, n
Holdsn's.
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