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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-21

Nos. 48 and II stops only at Brink
ley's, Whiteville, Lake Waccamaw,
Fair Bluff, Marion, Florence, Tim
monsville, Sumter, Camden Janction
and Easto7er.
Passengers for Columbia and all
points on c. & G. r. R., C. C. & A.
r. r. stations, Aiken Junction, and
all points beyond, should take No. 4S
Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for
Charleston and for Augusta on trains
48 and 47.
Passengers on 40 can De Train 4S
from Florence for Colum 5a, Augusta
Georgia points via Colun ia.
San trains IIn! run solid bet'V Vsen Charles
Offices Wilmington, N. C.
J. F. DIVINE, General Supt.
T. NJ. EMERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-21

q. and held out hrs pretty
, be kissed. Oh, Bill, his
sg back to him, slow, but
PLY cuddled the sleeping
her breast.
|ht on in the good way
: for himself, and never
Is BREADTH Molly was
pk. Brother And sister
the ehild's support. In
las richer than he had
IS life. Then he insisted
|uld rent q better room.
iyed in, he said. looked
agy, dreary back yard
son,'' - said Bill, that a
b horses and trucks and
g about in the streets.
ISely."
-so they called him
Ag that her brothers
Erve for tho child)-im-
p slowly for big Bill.
Feon was called in, Bill
3 on paying him a fee.
she doctor gave was a
$'There is manifest i'm
J. perhaps. as rapid as
on are a capital nurse,
m sure your kindness
fill help the child. He
4, I believe"
Gather came, and with
Satures the doctor hoped
strength. The
lead had quite healed.
boy seemed TO acquire
Slly wondered at them
hought thas she had
e child; but then again
$ adopted mother was
IS she felt quite certain
picked up somewhere
w words came to the
Suely. He would re-
bnd over again. at first
giving them q slight
fix them on bis mind
little bird tbs: pipes
c it has heard.
IS more awake How.
shted Molly. 1t never
child would lay quiet,
wide open for hours,
ey.
for smother week or
was always coming
he left New York for
was happy, for the
g fast, so he belicv-
Der evening when, as
as being brought up
saw Molly leaning
= big wooden posts Of
was busy with the
ace he saw that his !.
I've tho child in her
hat, she was crying.
n his grief SEEM
Ae what had happen
"a there was. Maybe !
as~Molly had been !
child with her.
ply, sobbing, 1.-THE
las gone to-to heay-
light. He called to ]
Rod-night, mud-der; !
now I am going !
a E1good-good nightn 1
sVer spoken so long
7 efore-ehen he play ]
ith q ring on my fn- ]
dded. God bless 7
r, and then he look 7
-, ana around the T
p for lou-and thon 4
Bill! Bill! don't
was an accident, I.
SSttle child have no Z
= 1u." -
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-21
MANhSfG, Ola ARENDON COUNTY. s. c., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE

| and over agai3
little mouth I'd
senses is comir
sure" and Mo
child closer to
Bill kept rig
he lad planned
sweryed q hair
his savings bet
contributed to-
q uOotQ Slll "
ever been in hj
that Molly shoI
The one sine II
out on d did
Islands to rea<
baby should SCI
things a-movini
It makes 'en Ii
! Little Bill'|
sMoily insistil
same should sd
sroved, but to'
Ehe police surg
Forster insistlnl
Ehe opinion t
Guarded one.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-21
l OfClOSctS.

are not provided
1 wardrobcs where
sg or laid away from
81 or crowding, bags
ely envelope the
hcate fabrics are a
gs must bo long
3ress-skirt without
dough to give room
i and flouHces ANY
answer, but mus
often used. Cut
shree inches longer
together, bind
* four button-holes
BE, which buttons
iEe . Hsp. The
bow becomes the
gain, and in he
"a q fiat, narrow
corner sew tape
Y the bag on two
10 wide tapes,
pin the dress
also the waist,
it will least muss
the dress Is care-
down the
flap across
Sll articles in
(which need
be made of
ial, and Of q
5d furnished with
round the top to
b. Such bags are
for clothes-pins,
strings, and the
gs which must be
here they can be
Dom and for hold
bps must be Of
her of firm, close
eli IN turned
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-21

Nos. SO and So will stop at Lanes,
Foreston and Manning.
j. +, DIVINE, Genl. Supt.
T. n. EMERSON, Genl. Pass. Agt.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10
'A new v:olul1ae,

~ II F4ss A New WlVOlume.e sfssesi
This is volume two, number one of the
RECORD. Our ubserip ton list is rapidI y
growing but there are yet q feWsl lespe-
cially around w illiamsport and Walker
City, whose names are not on our books.
IfFthere are any, among them who believe
that every land: holder in this vicinity is
benefited to the extent of three cents and
attraction per week by having county
paper published here we would respect,
fully call their attention to the fact that
s. 4. 1t is never too late to mend" We may
be mistaken, hut to us itlooks as though
the RECORD is entitled to the supp port Of
every resident and nonresident land
holder hereaboutss sss .rT..s .r?iEs
There are also a number. who owe the
RECORD the whole OF d part of last
yeAr. s subseeipt ion ! We TRUST they will
soon cali in and settle; |; or, if from a. .p1s-
anca, send The money. n You can hardly
expent man to fiddle for nothing at g.
E iblic dance and furnish his own grub.
ssa sss The subscTspt ionssof those who began
7itii the first number, and paid for a year
have also expired. We have taken in sew
eral stand offs. ,,sof late, and have tried
TO repassS them in making purchases,
thinking they were. current. But type
founders paper dealers tentdnnaEdss g
builders and ether tetr0lS of the country,
publisher say 3 nix G Because the editor
[sof this paper is getting fat don t for q,
momsnt suppose that itsis caused by full
feeding B; 1T comes "a siInpl from the,
abunt3 nt3ancoDf ozone in our atTnos sphere.
Ever an Eastern board house beef
steak would fatten in the pure cir Da-
sskOtad t 1t55 sfs e 5 ssss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10
.ssAdamuan,tr,,. .ssAdtu.. Is, Lefty,,

4 Thursday evening, as announced iii,
these columns, was the time Set fof, 40,
.. ..housewarmingy at Winchester III Honor
OF the completion Of Assessor Bupst stead'ss s 3.
new residence Asslt.was certain that "a A
large crowd would be present, II. was q. dess
term;ned to hold the party in Sheriff
'Wade's} new hotel which IL just being
completed. AT the usual hoW the guests
begsnt arrive and by 10 o 'clochk q 4 1. lively
scene was presented. About l5a. %. sup
per waslseryed, after which the company
was Entertained with: songs BY Mr.: and,
MRS. GESando Potter and kthers. Then
came am exhibition ofsfy steps by TEN
year-oidS Miss AnnieP The little.
lady went Noughg s jit Eiog,s ete, in q
manner q tremely gTaty ~ end was re-,
varded bY avigorousss sre ~ q. eAeh IN "a.
stance. Dancisg- wassf fhgn resttmed, and,
twas not suptiil old Sol Was seen ookine
down Beaver Creek that the merrypaople5
began, to make prep aratlone foE depa1ss
ure. The attendance was large the event
q happy one. and everybody sand his
wife, every ybody and hlss girl, and evetyA.
body without either, thorough emf JoNzas
the shousewarmingss = ;s 81
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10
atoPARKER g. &yPARKESfo Paints,
1Oils 5g glass, Putty, etc, Bismarck, DIT.

Frisby's Boneset Balsam FOR Coughs,
sgelas zandfaA Lung Diseases.
I. thing in the Cents ! Furnishing
Merchant ailoring lines, see
s1Aa aux Pondersl J.;H Braithwaite
se pssf bargains in Boots and
pDnd in Bismarck, See t'ad.,,'
sFraa karles will fill your orders
S3ffHr Sa handled by the city mer4
lchans Of ismarck without extra cost.
Dh eraAed Crops are the thing for the
farnbrs sSAnN don't omit sowing some
Barley ThSTe is now sure market for
it at the Bisniarck. Brewery. Il.
Singer Sewing Machines, with cover,
three drawers, and all the latest and i'm
proved attachments, complete, only $780,;
Ct g J; Brady's, Main street, next dQor to
EmmonsI County people visiting the Cap
$ital should give him. q call.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10
sHsllgioln.s.

4 In spite LOT the inclemency OF the
weather last Sunday q large numbsrSof !
our people gathered at the schoal. houst.s
and were hmpl repaid by listeninek 4dns
Worst,s eloquent. discourse. Tha text I
preached from was / Peter, VS.
sober, be syigilants because your aSEeEssS
'sary. as . roaring lion hts6sst'
seeking whom he may tlegssir &, A
The Rev. David yiirt, p E slieve7apisS Dss,
III an agent of the Amsri H6na
sionsfy SocisfE viii rcaohs nsxt andnS
ati1I o. 'clocls Innnedii :Af iss
sal OF the. Sab DBL.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10
.A RIDE

To ssWinchester, 20 Miles Away,
Sheridan rof3eSto W nchester on herse-
BOX !. but We 4 z there with Surveyor
Peters, Behind b eam. The little Gen!
erals objectiveSf ST was "a town in Vir-
ginia; ours the pr fty little village on the
banks of Beaver Cr4ek. in the County Of
Emmons, in the grapd Territory of Da-
skota. s 81 s s
s The day was Thursday; tile same was
pleasant, and the trip was enjoyable. For
fourS0r five miles out from Wflliamsport
ssthe Landscape is dotted (asst the novel
lists say by farm houses, and the newly
broken ground and cultivated felds.nlade
it seem that I'VE were not in a country
which but q few months ago was inliab-
tied chiefly by noble game beast, the
gopher, but IN some oh.settled re;
gion of .tthea States, Soon, however,
and We entered = vast stfetch.o unbroken
country, isdrpassed nowhere in Oak ota.
AS far as could be seen in any direction
the land was gently rolling, freetof STORE;
every foot Guilty Bile, dRnot ian acre ta4
ken; or, if any OF / 1t has been lied upon,
not q building or filrrow shows that those
entered IL have complied, or attempt
:edstos c6mply with the law. As Beaver
creek was neared the country became
SmoTR bro oken;; but;very feWq quarters could
be- saen on which, there is not a goodly
sportiol pable of cultiyat t ion, land all ex-
ceitent foT grazing. III ~ III na1ly from the
brow:o hill saa town burst upon
our yisioa e more ~. Ianglagsa 9nd
we were Sliear to ass a.ssN iinchester twenty
miles ,aWsy spossib over ghteen)
I; Winshe.tsT VI pretty ftse place: Nes;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10
& Growing Up With the Ccuntry. d
sf5 TsS sssr IDLEsIDR; Oak, June 6, 1885.

To the Editor Of the RECORD - -. 2ii s3.sss &
Iappyeciate your devotion, 70 Williams,
port and dNEmgnons County. by making
,the RECORD Gas you are doing) one Of staie
tprigntest tg and most attract ctiyes joHrgaas;in
for oil yonr nsf Hpors to each contri te ],
in his faYorite channel toward the devel. 4
Opment and ornamenta ationgOf this coiii
try. The world is full Of foolish men
who dream Of wealth, and are willingto
earn one dollar and 10 half by doiagone
dollar and fifty cents wort tll.of hard laBpr,
while Wlser.men make one dollar. aud .H
half With fifty cents worth of i sIaBp ana;;,
dollars worth offs stacts g3ss
sYhe former leayesst the county as many
dollarSp poorer thans he found II AS itsenat-
ural nditlon minus his earnings would
indicate Il while the latter makes more
money and leaves the country lifs he. .sosss
desirel as. much better than he found it,
as is indicated by its natural cond dition 4
plus hisFtact. 81 Is. =. ss Is;
shack, breaks land, sows and Tcaps and Z
sells grain, "a "a ddaYarf bJesifie the maiis
that plants trees TOR fruit. pro- ectio d, and
Ornamentation that raises stock, serects
permanent buildings for his aud their
conf fort, ornaments his yard with trees
ard ubberyss and makes in the true
sense lAHoME;,as well as raises grafhss
The latter, ,cGHek be done i,nrnediately INT
every instance buy ~ stroke man
makes is anindex to his futufe .illEpassas
and ethert he iEltonds to- stay and lvc8
OF shift and retreat i an open reyelation:ss
The man whose instincts are no li ghsr2i
than q. shack, a breaking and a few hslnss
dred dollars will leave. the country poorer
thanhe found it. and his farm xvi IL. bes
worth at all times about sthe price ;of raw
praigie. He does not grow up AKitla the
earns. T = : =. -
The man that plants trees, lied ges,s land
shrubbery, and makes hts III ann attrh
ive-which the.p poor;est can do-.wifl reafas
ize five dollars from every.doiiar expendedss
in that direction, whether IN monuaeyy Or
labor. and.puts himself in d position TO i
sgrow up With the countrYgk Money
will creep into, his purse hfle. he sleeps
and, Nature volunteers to becomeshi ser-
want. No truer. servant car /. be- fou1,dsss:;
and none more wi iningsa but even Nature;
will risk nothi1, 2. onssa man who is totsi
sluggish to " 90; her aid .8 4
TO the hand. that plants q tender twiig
Nature will bestow q giant tree. This iss
the legal rate Of Nature .int terest; and
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10
iNSrowN AND OUT.

Major Dicke> ia IN. .R;smarck
rrv Fr,o,,,,,. ;,,,ou p;,Is ~. -, ,:;
,ronb,ea y y o'Vef 'Asi : 'i's iof a.l oillSae
Nh. ,,fr.,,,,, =, ,,,... W.
~, sstas ~ ,.daHp DeAt s1Aaoe " siip !" "in1
shodeana fr,;, =. !, ! :, ! /. ,.aa ~; .,,.,.
ara .tsaG;nn i = ,,;nniv "a. sou 'Aie
90 siNns y, ,1es 10y -. y .ys
MISS Edna Gonnor returnedStriday
from her trip TO the Capital. ss5
The baseball fever has struck Bis
marck, tr and games occur almost daily.
When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frank FrisbY.,
Gophers have .heen ,,nu.ual,v severe an
corn and yo,1np cabbage nIants this sea.
son. IN = y = 4 - -
9, D., =. = I,
craze and lie sod ia fivinr at'a i;vsiS
ratc. 81 IS u e r.. : -. =.
Don,+ ,rre+ tha s.,,,o 1,..,, 80.
ra...xda, - ~, ~ ta. p.sowtg s' nes 9e1s
sna5r.aay MaIat on 'ile 1aI1a q Superlntenoene
s. s'.o' .S,.s NJ. .5f f.
] Glanavon Schoot ceWnship. reports
Z su 1ass s. sno'-sssnooA ~ age 1or June
me heavy rains OF the past week will
give flax 4 good send-off and facilitate
breaking the sod.
I Superintendent Worst shot d hawk last
Thursday which measured four feet and
one inch between the tips Of its wings
$ n r. po.. :. 81.
wedn.a1an y. i1Oss, @ 81 blsmarck! was crowned 9,
n thaesuay tha wn,ie Dathsng ~ small iake
The m enq ga,'n mUlsneln part q buTlelgh C1unty.
Ross. - " - = ~ ~ Y - : ~ $50 :
The Messrs. ohnson two othefsya and
sheen looking over file, land q zii7 Ehe Will
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10

IN Probate: Court Citation.

AERRIT0RYF of Dakota, County Of EInniions,
: ettSS, In Probate Court III re will Of Bar1sey'
sstR, decreased In til matter of the probate
2stSwill and testament OF Barney Lanyan
%. %. ne ons County aforesaid, deceased.
tahS S q sni Of Dakota md tile said obate
ahe , err,ss Langan (widew1. Barney Lans
5Coult-sIo LAngap (1hinor), Katie Lam
gan Sminor2, N eliess->a eail (n1fnor) and Baby
gan. an tpinor) MARY sresisiing In Emnlons
County Aforesaid Greeting i,srshv oited and "a.
,,,;,a Hoa and each Of you are tS Probnte Eoiist
e'feo 81 tSo % g % ana appear Tarrtory, ii
tI,e office Of the Probate Judge Of -
aWiilaIamsport in the town Of Wllliamspor5, k
at two o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, them
4nd there to attend the proof Of the last will and
testament Of the said barney Langan deceased
Dated w Williamsport, May 30 A. b. 1855
So & GEORGE DOUGHERTY,s $
-. Judge of Probate. a
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10
Hog.Rafsknr.

: There, is ofcourse; more or less trouble
connected with hog-raising chiefly the
timesand money necessary for fencing.
In Kansas this is obviated gin what IS
said to .be q very successtAl manner,
thoughit may be novel t6s Dsny. A
ditch il. dug around the field to- he en-
Closed the sod taken thereffom being
built hp on the outside Of the;ditch,
and Che earth thrown over thisgsod WALL
And this is all. A movable bridge over
the ditch forms n gate, and the arrange
ment is said TO work well. As it costs
nothing but time, 1T will certainly pay
Tor the trying Tor. winter quarters hogs
need nothing better than a straw stack
ure, Nor need any one be afraid of
bringing hogs from other climates, as Da-
tkota,s climate agrees quite as well with
stock as with people, X. Z.
Don't suffer with Corns when Frisby
will cure YOU for rs cents
s Go to H. n. Day to get your Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry repaired. #
Sow Barley. ANY you may raise. or
any you have on hand, will l;be bought at
good prices by the Bismarck Brewery I
When in Bismarck go to Bushman 8,
Co. and you will find anything you want
in Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Croekery,
Lamps, Churns. Crooks, and jugs, and
the prices areodo own to the bottom.
Il Why is it, Shat Frank IL. Searles sells
more Furniture than. any other house in
the scity of Bismarck? Simply because
he. keeps the best assortmen i'd attentive
to business, and sells Sthe best goods at
the LoWEATs prices. & ~ .s. I.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10
which suited them 80 well In tile matters
Of Topography and ksil, as the region

What are the Williansport residsnta,go-
ing to do on the Fourth? AT Winchester
the people are preparing fora grand eele
bration, and have invited the citizensof
other portions Of the county to Join with 4
them. Their Sunday school too the INF
tlal steps looking to an observances sof thfs
day 80 dear to- all Americans. 3Noifidnt
1t be good idea for our SabbAt Atli.sehool
to bring the matter up and formulate
provided for the escap pennent Of the exu-5
berant patriotism Of our people, either by.
going down to Beaver Creek, ,orF( If that,
point should be considered too distanty
by picnic or something of thas#kind
nearer home? assss.
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COUNTY ITEMS.
Beaver Crock.

BEAVER ! CssEk, Junea
corresponde'ee pom OF t,.e h'conp,> a. Z
M! .Mr. aeorge flskeI>>has 7l SOLD out NFhd
w. ie.u1n = nnslanu =.
Beaver. GTeek, and. ~ .Iact az Emmons
W;nnSysster H;uny, n ostsHiaso sns : ouf'n near
q 80. 81 ssss
.,s,n la4t;, ss.1ltaasS :,1 Meeh naiis "a
sbe Ese,. tS M SCUM "
sS:51, u 3 sSs,as, Il Z e.o,,
wisconsin, M M = Al Nv ~ 1bned he IRON rom
bring i wife With HinE number Of
!baciielors il this yic71 ity now talk Of via.
fitfng Wisconsin. RAYNoLDs.
80 $ - - .5
], wAlksn CITY, june 8.
foorrespondenee 5ry nsl Of the RECORD. 5
The festive .'skeeter',, is getting numer-
Gus. ~ ii, rs ;. lis-s
!. The Sabbath ;chtool Sis pett;np aim . .
finely. 81 Ss &. .. Z
+ Walkefs Rob;ason vissted Steele re.
Gently. 81 -
VI s. W. White; OF Steele,' visited friends
sinithis vicinity Sunday. a..
Gonside f,ax ii being so,r,, vi, ,,y the
farmers il this icihity. Il q,
!. Avon Walker !, y u expected home soon
from sll - the !: seat OF Wax, S5 i, y,
T. 4. Buckley contemplates business
"trip TO Steele this week.
The heavy, rain s., Friday nigKt olaadened
the Heart If the nloWman, - = =
i. III ie.sT4{ l,sns : sy;anl,ina /. f.s
with SlSis l,infi,sT f & n w Alien ssAs
81 !, ] :, a,.s Il NJ
- - 1oa aS siAsy sG5es = oipleakS Ioa
~, =, " io-i9o-' lol ~ = :.
b. Dachelors Es,a. are tool numerous In thil
Y giipofllood, ", ;.aalkdhp, young men
lls Allen made a trip to the southern
part of the count aturday, returning
Sunda j 81 NJ Il
,,1,va. - VI - I, X
inson strays ssa ~ osa wa
,vat. If Isr;s ao, eas anu are
M 8 Il, . ~ N :,
.;its y as. Vtsseiaaa mogher vi o. W 2
scoustw caa Hnh hon. ~. IS aafn az her Emmons mons
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10

HARVEY HARRIS, 5s3ss; @ ;.-. :. 3 3 s.
REAL ESTATE AND LoANSBRoKER. 4
HIahEsr 9IARKET PnrcE FOR SCHOOL BONDS. 40
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-01
Gave Fifty Dollars TO Kiss
Booth.

A good story was told Of Booth
when he was here last, says the
Philadelphia Press, which illus
lrates his indifference to the class
Of women who always find some
thing irresistible and fascinating
in the men who earn their living
behind the footlights. Booth was
travelling on the Boston and Al
bany road one day, having just
closed an engagement in the New
England metropolis. He heard an
expenSively.dressed, handsome
middle aged woman back Of him
sigh and say to her companion: 81
would give $50 to kiss that man.
Booth turned suddenly and looked
at the speaker. "Do you mean
thatH" be demanded, fixing his fine
dark eyes upon her, and causing
the blood to mount up to tho very
roots of her hair. "Why, yes, Of
course | do" replied the woman,
confusedly, looking in a belples.
sort Of a way at the great Lragedian
and at the smiling passengers
"Well, | acceptthe terms, madam"
exclaimed Booth, solCmnly. "And
Istand by my proposition" SAID
the woman, recovering her selt.po.
session, and, rising, she imprinted
a sound kiss upon the actors lips.
Booths face did not botray the
slightest emotion. HoreCeived the
kiss s'olidly, and did not return it,
but waited until the impetuous
woman found her purse and hand.
ed him a $50 bill. He took The
money, thanked her, and turning
to a feeble, shabbily dressed woman
on the other side of the aisle, who
was travelling with two young chill
dren, placed the money in her
hands, and with a conrtly bow said;
This is for the children, madam.
Take ii, please" and without an.
other word he left the car
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-01

fllrtf. d. KIM, foreman Il shs In
tonia Demoeflt, Leetpaia, Ohio, writes!
ada. s. p, Harlan, Cuirmbds. Ohio
Genllement Some time since, had 6eea.
zion 10 doubt the genuinenesS o. most 81
theArtieles that sppear 10 different papers
tnreEafd 10 your Wonderful pERuNA, md
my curiosity was 60 great that / deter
mined 70 Write 70 one Of theinany peopls
that claimed 10 have been cured BY this
medicine, and accordingly wrote to Mrt.
INV. Reynolds, OF New Lisbon, this.
county, andreceived the following reply.s
u received yunr, letter this evening, and
IN reply would say that pERuNA, i be.
lieye, sayed my he, and / can not recon.
mend II too highly; for all complains Il
Is tie best medicine Ia existence. Il
seems 70 help you Is you swallow It ]
would advise any one suffering from my
eomplalntGo take PERuEA aud Be con.
WINGED. Yopfs truly, MB, /, W. Rey.
nolds.S Now, that's her card, word tof
word, and as ] am well acquainted with
the lady, do not believe she would lie,
Its truly wonderful how your medicine
does do good.
James L. Mooney, Prospect, Ohio,
writes 9 For the past ten years l have
been suffering from constipation and
dyspepsia, and ali the evil effects that
accompany item. / was treated by 4
ftHnber Of DOCTORS al to no effect. I
used several patent medicines, which did
me no good, and about three years ago /
was Selked with a severe iieffous trouble,
and was obliged 10 quit farming. 1
thought. my days would soon be over, but
last winter / received one Of your PAM
phlets called the g Ills OF Life.9 at once
tried your pERuNK and MANALiN.
They helped me right away. fused nine
botlesofPERuNA ndthreeo Of MGNALtN;
and nowl am quite well, and able 70
resume farming Ialso had a little child
which was attacked with q severe crnnp
in the stomach; we thought 1t would 20
into SpaSniS. used nothing but PRRUNA.
Wegayc It an injection OF PERuEA and
warm water, and gave It teaspoonlul Of
the medicine internally every hall hour,
1t was rclievedin one hour, aud has not
been bothered since. / have also used Il
withaS good eifsetili case Of Group and
colds. ] know that It rs a wonderful
medicine, and recommend II 10 ali who
are in poor health. Tie above statement
lam willing 10 swear TO-" ST.
W. NJ. Plants, Deep Valley, Greene
county, Pa, writes: "Please send me
your book on the Ills Of Life have
used one bottle Of PgEuEA, and am great.
" benefted."
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