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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-10-07

II you are failing, broken, worn out and nervous,
use wells Health Renewcr.r 81. Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-10-07
Jumbo's Dimensions.

Strengthening, improved, the best for hacksche,
pains in chest or side, rheumatism. neuralgia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-10-07
Thin People.
wheopingCough,

sWells' Health Renewern restores health and
yigor, cures dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness,
Debility. 81.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-10-07

"R0agh en- Pain P0Foasea PlasseR
Strengthening, improved, the best for back
ache, pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neural
gia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-10-07

Ask for Rough On Coughs" for Oouxhs,
Colds. Sore Throat Hcsrssnsss. Troches, 1sc
Liquid, 2se-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-10-07

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." l5c. Quick,
complete cure. Hard or sot corns, warts. bunions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-10-07

A man who gets the mitten is apt
TO be guilty OF contempt of court
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-10-07

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, fies, ants, bod
bugs, skunks. chipmunks, Kophers. l5c Druggist
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-13

grace TO the county, and we agree with him.
Ii the road laws are properly enforced the roads
Will be good at all times. 1t is the duty of the
County Commissioners 10 appoint road commits
sioners for each district every year. The latter
are to appoint road supervisors in their respec-
tive districts, and the law, besides prescribing
their duties and imposing penalties for non per-
formance OF those duties also provides for the
punishment of persons liable TO road duty who,
after due notice, fail or neglect to perform said
duty. The road laws are all right, and it rests
with the people whether or not they will have
good roads. II they want good roads now is
the time to make them
-Resolutions adopted at the memorial service
in respect to General Grant. neld nv colored
citizens of Tallahassee, Saturday, August slb.
1885:
WHEREAS, Ulysses s. Grant, twice President
OF this Republic, and Commander-in Chief of
great armies in the war for the Union and for
freedom, whose civic virtues and military prow-
ess have hlled the earth with his renow n has
Internationally surrendered his untarnished
sword INTO The keeping of the greater Conqueror,
Death and "hereas, in his time, the most mo-
mentouS IN our country 5 history great change
affecting the place of the negro in the BODY pol
ltc nave been wrought, the bases of American
institutions have bee br0adcned so that all the
people regardless OF race or color. stand thereon
IN the perfect light of constitutional liberty. and
10 none be more praise for his glad consumma
ION than The silent man who sleeps in Riverside
Park therefore,
He"Fhd That we, the colored citizens of Tai
Iahassee, mindful OF these eminent public ser
wees which freed nation from error, and
awakened tour million slaves to the conscious
ness OF citizenship, do mnge our tears with
th"se OF our countrymcn and bewail the loss of
me s'a'lnchest friend of the Republic and Of us
ALL
R<$otred, That as a token nt the high esteem in
which we hold the character ol Ulysses 5 Grant,
this asscmbage do wear emhlems of sorrow for
the next Thirty days.
W & MCCALL.
j. G.. RILEY
JONI SNEED,
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The State Seminary, west Of the Suwannee
river, is located at Tallahassee, and each county
west of said river is entitled TO send to said
Seminary as many scholars or bcnetciarics as it
may have representatives in the House Of the
General Assembly OF Florida who shall receive
all the benefits OF instruction of said Seminary
free OF All charge and the said scholars shall be
selected by the Board of County Commissioners
of said counties respectively"
AS the next session begins early in October,
the authorities of the counties entitled TO free
scholarships in the Seminary should give this
important matter prompt attention in order that
the youths ct their respective counties may
enjoy the benefits SO generously provided for
them in this Seminary, which now ranks among
the first educational institutions in the South.
This is "A matter in which the press west of
the Suwannec should feel deep interest and
take pride in bringing it to the attention OF their
people Let us have your assistance, brethren
Of The press, in working up more interest in our
Seminary and urging upon parents the impor-
lance OF securing tor their children the tree tut
lion provided tOI them.
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De orossest man in Alabama lives dsr." said
the driver as We approached a way-si,le home
near Selma, Ala, to ask accommodations for The
night AT supper, and after it, "mine
host " scowed at everyone, found fault with ey,
erythng earthly, and | was wandering if he
would not growl if the heavenly halo didu't
fit him, when incidental mention being male OF
the comet Of 1882, he said 81 didn't like it.
form, its tail should have been fan-shaped,"
But, next morning, he appeared half-offended
at our offering pay for his hospitality NV com.
panion, however, made him accept As a present
a sample from his Case Of goods.
Six weeks later drew up at the same house
The planter stepped lithely from the porch, and
greeted me cordially. could scarcely believe
that This clear compile oned, bright-eye,l, ami
mated fellow. and the morose being OF a lew
weeks back, were the same. He inquired after
my companion of the tormer visit and ted
he was not with me Yes" said his vile, ",
are both much indebted to him"
How - | asked, in surprise.
" For this wonder ul change in my hush .nd
ot Warmers safe cure He took it. and two 9th
er bottles, and now" And now he bIok,
IN, from AN ill-fecling, growing old bear am
healthy and 80 cheerful my wife declares She has
ltllen III love with me again ',
1t has made over again Thousand love mach
es, and keeps sweet the tcmprrs or the family
circle everywhere. = Copyrightfd Ised by per
mission IF .lmtricn Rural Home
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For August is bright and sparkling Summer
number. The leading article is "Am'rican
missionaries in MrXicn,' anent whom some
hard things are put down. If the writer, Emily
Fierce, Is sure OF her facts, il is not creditabe
record Another of The series of Chrisis Para
bcs, and two more OF the Sacred Musicians, APP
pear in this number THE First Missions in
California, with lis illustrations, is very in
'erestlng article; and From Canterbury tn Dow
er. 10y c. A. Davis, sslighiiul bit ol descrip-
ton. DR.. Tamagc's sermon is on "Left-handtd
Men. There are three pages Of music devoted
to setting OF the TIE Deum, by d. f. IIervey.
A readable article on Lowell is accompanied by
his portrait and copious extracts from his poems.
There is also an article on John Ruskin with a
portrait. The Chances at Bible History" is
devoted To King solomon, and brings the sub
Ject to the end of his reign. The eccentric Geor-
gla evangelist the Rev Sam. Jones, is given Il
portrait and biographical sketch and there are
also portraits OF Dean Smith OF Canterbury, and
Bishop Ellic"tt both of the Bible Revision Com
pAnles. The two scria. stories" Loves IIar-
vest, by b. l.. Farjcon, and " What She Made
of Her Life by Lydia Hoyt Farmer-are con
tlnued, and the shorter articles abundant
and attractive Published by Mis- FRANK
LESLIE, 80, 80 and 81 Park Place, New York
City, AT p cents number, or 81 80 year.
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Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense OF
weight in the back, lOins and'lowcr part of the
abdomen, causing The patient To suppose he has
some affection OF The kidneys or nrighboring or
ganS. Al times, symptoms of indigestion are
present. haluenCv, unca>incss OF the stomach,
etc y moisture, like preparation, predicting a
very disagrecabic itching, after getting warm.
is common attendant Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield At once I" the application Of
DR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
up"n The parts affected absorbing the Tuners.
ALA. ing the intense itching, and ,frcling per
maitnI cule. Price 30 cents. Address, The
DR. Bosankn Medicine Co., Pioue, o Sold 10y
Mr. Lively 1-1y
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shirts! shirts
Ask for the $l.OO Shirts II:
Civil AppOim GEsa emts.

The following civil appointments have been
made during the past week
G. w. Shelter, 10 be County Commissioner in
and for Gadsden county.
+. B. Camp, to be Notary Public in and for
the State at large.
James W. Clark. 10 be Notary Public in and
for fernando county.
George w Tully, TO be County Surveyor in
and for Wakulla county.
Whilmill Curry, to he County Surveyor in
and for Holmes county.
] o. Fries, to be County Surveyor in and for
Orange county.
c. &. Woodbridge, to be Notary Public in and
for fernando county.
Samuel A. Robinson, to be Notary Public in
and for the State at large.
w. ID. Dickinson, to be County Commissioner
10 and tor Alachua county
Howard +. Hall and VIM. p Blakely to be
Jnstices of the Peace in and for Orange county
F. G. Baldwin, F. A. X. Harris and 7. }.
Snarkman. TO be Notaries Public in and tor the
Slate At large.
~ c. Rehwinkel, TO be County Commissioner
in and tor Wakulla county.
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These are solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system regulator
ever placed within the reach OF suffering hui
mainly, truly is Electric Bilters. Inactivity of
the liver, biliou,nrss, j,undce, constpali"n,
weak kidneys, or any disease of the urinary or
ganS, or whoever requires m appetizer, tonic or
mud stimulant, viii always find Electric Brtcrs
the best and only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guaranteed
I" give entire satisfaction or money refunded
Sold at 30 cents Il bottle by w. A. RiWls.
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BuckIem'~ Arnica SaIve.

The hest Silve in the world for cuis, bruises
sores ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores letter chap
ped hands, ChlblanS, cOrns and all skin crup-
mons and positively clrcs piles, or no pay re-
quire'i. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sa~fac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents per
box 19-1y
Sold by W A. Rawls, druggist
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A Remarkable l;aChDe.

Mrs Mary A Daley, of Tmkhannock, Pa,
Was afflicted for six years with asthma and bron-
chitis, during which time the best physicians
could give relief. Her life was dr>paircd Of
until in last Oetnhcr She secured Il bottle ot DR.
Kings New Discovery, when immediate reliet
was ieli, and by continuing It's Use for a short
time she was completely cured, gaining in flesh
30 POUNDS in "A few months. Free rial bottles
Of this certain cure OF all throat and and lung
diseases. Sold by w. A. Raws. Large bottles
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Important to Those Wishing to Invest
FLORIDA LANDS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the public that the
~ undersigned Trustees, appointed under and
by virtue of Chapter 1905, Laws of Florida, entitled
:" An act TO amend Section = of an Act entitled an
Act to Provide for the Relief of the City of Prnsa-
cola" have in their possession certificates for in
dcmnty lands to the amount of II $50 AZ lOO acres,
and are prepared to receive bids for the exchange
of the same for bonds of the City Of Pensacola, as
well rs for the purchase of the same for cash Fur
Their information, IL desired, may be obtained by
applying TO any one of the undersigned.
j. L. GONZALEZ
W. A. DALEMBERTE,
VIM K HYER
Trustees of the City of Pensacola and the Bond
holders.
Pensacola, Fla. August Is, lSS5-St
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Notice to Teachers.

TEACHERS INSTITU TIE FOR THE WHITE
n teachers of Leon and Gadsden counties, will
be held in the town of Quincy, beginning Monday,
the 18th inst and continuing for two weeks.
The Board of Public Instruction expects all
teachers to attend, as Indicated by the following
resolution, adopted by raid Board
Resolved, That no teac Ter shall be given employ
ment by this Board for the ensuing year who does
not attend for the entire time the Teachers Insti
tutcs provided by the state Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction. II. N. FELkEL,
Superintendent of Schools for Leon County
Tallahassee Fla Aug. IL, 1SS5-lt
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CLOT HING.

plete. Embracing everything pr pcrly be
longing in this department, st lowest
prices.
CLOTHING.
We have . nice assortment OF spring and
summer clothing. embracing linen. cassi
mere and cotton suits, all styes and
prices, from the cheapest to the best.
BOOTS and SHOES.
Our stock in this line covers everything
needed by anyone, whether in town or coun-
try. from the heavy boot for farm use Al
$500. tn the fnll calf at s.. and the best
brands brogans and pillow shoes nj 81 %,
to the stylish = Oxford Ties and buttons
at IS and - Our line Of ladies and msse-
shoes and slippers. In cloth. calf and mo-
rocco. is complete. ranging in prices FROM
&c mp.
HATS
az III kinds, from 'Ss to g. Wool fur.
straw and linen. and ail ~ the latest styles
Glassware and CrOckeFy.
Evcrvthin. in this line that Won could
think Of. and an rsrg cheqp We also have
a lar-r assortment of tinwart aud wo~i
and willow ware. marked lower thlu ever
before sold in Tallahassee.
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GROCER

We have not space TO cnumerttc the hal
Of our stock hut sugars. cuilnaf granula
ted and cherry brown. from SIC 10 l2kc
and coffees. Rio. Cordova and "0ld Gov
eminent Java" from loo to 3'bc. can al
ways be found on hand. and our line oil
canned goods embraces ererythinq that car
be found in any market. We also have the
finest brands 81 patent -four, graham -four.
oat meal and wheaton grits, and the famous
brunswick Hams" and breakfast strips.
dried beef Fulton Market Reef and smoked
tongues. all a cheap a. they can b. solt
day'rhere.
saddles aud Harness.
We have Il nice lot Of saddles and brides
all styles and prices, and The beat buggy
harness for Sln ever sold herr Handsomely
mounted harness from $I3 I" So. Also
wagon harness and plow gear from 81 - IL
g. 81
~ Il ID " ARE.
We have everything the farmer needs in
the Nay ~ plantation har,lwar''. Axes from
SO tn : - Hoes three sues from &c Ia
6Uc. Sweeps ~ IL. i and - iuc hes. from
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gentleman well known to us wants a part
ncr with about 81 900 capital in a good railroad
contract Enquire at FI0RIDIAN office
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We have several hundred copies OF the new
Constitution printed in pamphlet form, which
we will sell n, 10 cents for single copies and one
dollar per dozen copies-cash TO accompany all
orders
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4. a. -. r.

Dn,r'ar ,ncciinGe 1T Leon LODiE No. 5,
- y,.<..i.ln t'r.iinq. Al their LOdE" Room, al
A. aeid eNei nr-- ia ,od -Ai,,iing invited to
!, tc,cS- \ f. 81. CLAEK. y. G.
,rrrd ,,xrn.u IRR
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AStDNal'.

p.,,,.r meetings of JACKSON LODGE
e I" ~ an ne fra, and thr@ Mondays In each
r,n;h ST :" c." " N MCINTOSH $erretarv
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sr ,.uE>C. VI. T.. CaIIRCH.

services ,,.-, >lhl'' a i \ " and at ) and 80
~ .aA VI yer, >H-tiAy.
>aniA' : r CLAY Pastor
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E.A.CRAWFORD&CO.,
NEW BRICK BLOCK,
MONROE STREET, TALLAHASSEE, FLA
We offer Large New Stock Goods at VERY LOW PRICES and solicit your Patronage

Nc To 6nc. and scooters or - bull tonguee, &"
and turn blows. all sizes and prices.
We are alec agents In this section for
Meikie's "BLUE Pony" and BLUE Grass
SULKY PLoWs," the best and lightest run
ming plows In the market Our farmer
friends have been told that they could Rot
NAH crop except with the Dixie Boy.
but the Blne Pony" has won every
heat" and run the Dixie Boy from every
field IL ever entered Price -. The DIRE
Boy Costs -.
We are also agents for HAZARDS
SiUNPOWDER- nd have . large consign-
ment slowed in the City Magazine ready
for delivery. We can furnish IL Of any
grade and in any quantity at New York
prices.
We also have fnll stock of sportsmen's
goods. Shot paper and metal shells. wads.
hunting snit-, lesgings and the new Wood
Powder. all at New York Quotations
In short. We have very large and COM
plcic stock of goods in the hand-ome-t
and best arranged
STORE IN TALLAHASSEE.
and We intend to sell reFy chap. either for
cdsk or for COUNTRY PRODUCE.
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aDr. =. u. Graves.

Dr. r. Graves, editor and proprietor of the
BaptiM, Memphis Tenn says: To M. A. Sim
mons, NJ. D., Inka, Miss received a package
of your Liver Medicine, and have used half OF
il. II works like charm. l want no better
liver regulator. and certainly no more OF ZellIn >
Mixture. J. r. GRAVES, Memphis, Tenn. Sold
by nj. Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee Fla.
16-2W
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p.4,.4. " ant F.'f>''
-Ear, mr3 +, ':.'r'.'' paper WIZ De , r"IRd
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->c"a..'.'' = Convention strip LOST
W " ! ba~ Shage Of Cobbs stables
--''- e'i I'll" p'"pricIor
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c..y 1.,.... IL. ty, month. If, y.s,.r.,a,. a.
rl.,n.
-,
\ cav r. Il. fhi~ city, ARE il, Macon Ga, this
Re'A +" ie.f'.e irtr in 10 lntfr-State Shooting
Ns'c-
II Leon county robac,s; crop, which is
sal; t~'ett line his year, i about ready to
Be harvested Mr. T. /. DIS. Nho has several
acr,> II -nN'A %. Tall ,hassee, ell an rxccllant
.anr' ,... ....,t ,h,.., .c. day. 40
- rl-.- saw Sci" - TT sa,Yn Co..
IL" l--'--ei valnr of property in Leon
coaH'> 10y l>'l shows ad ancrPt~e @! more than
f2o"''" "F"f 1854.
,4',rJiliar~ have lone very little dam
az - Ii, ton crop ms Ia and it - claimed
thai 'ou lar advanced moss To be seriously
n'ar,.: = tAcn.
Mayor c G 'carce pil family leave to-day
l. sfr' i ieW weeks ~ 81. y cuisine.
f- : Axe-, At Saxon & co..
- '."nei J. r. NcClei!+r t h'ed States Sur
'tt"' '''nrr'l' Is stopping Al 'hr NJ. James
Ms !. y Eih"hHs''h' Misses S'arie ana
AHh' Damon ana Master \t'l'h race iea'e TO-
Il, f'r Newport SulPhhr springs
The Walkatonlca took 'i'stc an excursion
PATTY out on the Cult last SUNDAY
~" pa'en' >Hr4" "aie' u's' made 81 saxon q
The departurc, for s. Ter,S. the past week
.a,. Mr.. p U.ns,o,.n Miss Matte Uous,oun
NJ. "a q .m., VI. Jennio Wh,xker Can.
,,,np ,I,,,.,an, C,fn,4l =, Nve,s Jndye
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w.v In,,>h ST Han u = Walker !
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-k,lna,r lhr mil,lcw groui linen bv welling
the ,io,. rt.bbing on chalk. and exposing it to
the air ii ai,d harI,hotn VIII take olt mdew
from wo,.c,. ,tufF,
Pam. >ca,- with wei ghts, ard Family Clock
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New Cotton.
W. q. MCCALL,
J. G.. RILEY,
john SNEED,
CnONDAiIfaa
Committee

The first bale of Leon county cotton brought
to the Tallahassee market this season was
raised by Mack Gardener, Il colorcd farmer, who
has carried off the honor tor three years in sue
cession. This year he brought 1t in on the 9th,
one day earlier than in 1888 and 10 days ear
Tier than in 1854 This bale weghcd 30 pounds.
was clas>ed strict middng and sold to Geo w
Saxon Il Co. for 904c
Clinton Snced, also colored, this year, rs for
The past two years, brought in TIE second bale
on the 1h, which weighed 40 pounds, was
classed mid'lling, and bought by Mcssrs. Geo.
W. Saxon 4 Go. at 905c
The third bale WAS brought in on the tn, bv
Mr.. VIM. J. Johnson, weighed 400 pounds, was
cla>>e'i low midiling, and shipped to Savan-
nah
The Glen Falls Shirt
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DRY GOODS.

A new and elegant line Of spring prints
lawns and muslins, from. ...-.......5c 70 IN
Dress ginghams. new designs.....sc to alt
A beautiful dress goods. ''Toile du Sord, y
'rom... l5c 70 DC
Lace buntings, black and colors. 2Oc to 3Or
Nuns yelling, black and colors 2Oc to 3Oc
Elegant dress fabrics, Costumes Glaces. .
iron--....--...-- :--.--.--:... .-.Soc u 'a)f
Manchester chambray. from. to a)c
Plaid NaineOoks. from. -.............. l5c to 3DC
All wool black buntings, from. .2Sc to 35C
Merimac reps, all figures, from. l3c to l5c
Pacific cretons, from. ........15c to 2Oc
Table damask, white and colored soc to 81
Best hleached shirtings, A. wide SC 20 loo
An elegant line ~ pique, white 15c TO IIs
Beat lonsdale cambrics ~ wide l2%c to 5C
Best bleached sheetings. 1914 wide DC to tx
Best brown sheetinge. lo-+ wide ..sC tn :s5c
Best brands unbleachcd dOmcstics &c to loo
Best bed ticking. all brands. ....... Sc - &c
Cottnnades, complete assnrtment~l5c to 3ic
summer Cas-mtr,'-. 49,. IN to .as
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For sale.
TO Smokers
Blood Poison of Long Standing
Cured.

,Extoact from Palestine Advo' ate, Feb. p, 1881
The 1dr~'dk has been aware that strange
reports were in circulation concerning the seem
ingly miraculous cures of the Hot Springs Rem
cdv, {. {. G., of late Introduced To the suffering
public by G. X. Thomasson, in this city This
week the statement OF his healing balm came in
a personal form. Mr. } C. Wilson, a resident
near Tennessee Colony had suffered With an III
durable case of blood poison in one limb for two
years He Was lncapacltated for labor the sore
having eaten through the cuticle over the lower
limb, and the poison having been taken up in
his veins spreading through his system.
After using The {. C. c. tor six weeks the sores
are all healed, except one small abrasion or scah
and Mr. Wilson is rejoicing to be about again
with renewed health. Only one and n half bot
Ties of the {. &. c. were used. Any person de-
siring to learn further OF this strange case can
consult Mr.. Wilson or his friends II is vouched
for by scores of witnesses" Sold by NJ Lively,
Druggist, Tallahassee, Fla, 162w