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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07
VALUABLE
FARMING LAND FOR SALE

offer for sale eight hundred and two
acres of the farm on which now
live, lying on Neuse Rly,r,
Marks Creek Township.
Wake Co., s miles East of Raleigh
The land | propose to sell has been
divided into throO convenient lots to
suit purchasers; but if desired | vii sell
the whole.
There are on the Ian, a good dwelling
house containing six good rooms, new
gin house, stables, barns and tenant
houses.
The land is well adapted to Corn, Cot
ton, Oats and heat ; is now III good
condition; has fifty acres of good low
grounds on it, and is in every respect
ore of the most valuabe plantations in
the coun For this | refer to X. s.
Fucker, m. Il. Poole, David Lewis
and A. NJ. Powell, Esqs.
The terms Of sale will be made very
easy-five years being given If desired,
payment in such case to be made in
equal yearly instalments. with interest.
If no sale be effected before the lst
day of January next. | viii rent the
land for the ensuing year, on good
terms.
The title to the land is peri ct.
Apply to me at my house on the
premises, or by letter addressed to me
at Raleigh.
n p0WEll
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07

INAUGURATION DAY.-January 18th
is the day set by the Governors Proc
lamation for an election to fill the va
cantcy in the Fifth Congressional Dis,
trict, resulting from the resignation
of General Scales. The contingency
had been foreseen, and a resolution was
passed by the late convention in that Dis
trict providing that Mr.. Jas. W. Reid
should be the Democratic nominee, if one
were needed. SO Mr. Reid will serve
FROM Feb lat to March 4th iu Gen.
Scales shoes: and then try to bear it two
years longer on his own account.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07

"A crank out West has bcqueathed
$3, 900 to the crank Sergeant Bates
For the credit of human nature let us
hope the draft was on wild cat bank
worth ? cents pound as old rags.
Rev. Frank L. Reid, who has long
had the chief management of the Raleigh
Christian 4dr0cdte, has bought out the
interest of his partner, Rev. DR.. Black :;
whose duties as Presiding Elder have
always caused HIM to regard the jour
nalistic connection as temporary. Mr..
Reid gave an handsome gold headed cane
to Dr. Black as Christmas present, and
token ofgood will.
Numerous inquiries for tobacco
seed, and detailed information as to
planting, ETC., have come to US the past
few weeks. Seed can be gotten from
J. H. Webb, Esq, Tally Ho, Granville
county, the home of the Yellow Leaf.
Or, you can call upon Messrs. MOORE
& PROCTOR, of the Farmers Ware
house, who advertise in another column,
Maj. Ragland's choice seed free.
For sale at a sacrifice. Now is your
chance We have large and varied
assortment of Christmas Carriers Ad.
dresses" All sorts, sizes, styles, col
ors, and previous condition Of servitude
On. Bone Of them has served q
years to our knowledge.) Will be whole.
sailed at cents for the lot. Cost D
cents piece. Unless sold. will be given
away. Better get one for seed : be
cause there is no telling how many frs
class funerals will occur among news
papers before another Criss-muss
Have you noted the card of Mr.
jos. d. Powell offering enc Of his fin,
plantations 70, sale? 1t is one of Il
best known estates in the county, an,
to any person desiring to establish him
SELF in good style it presents an excel
lent location. Mr.. Powell can be seer
at his residence or Will meet anv one il
Raleigh if notified.
Rev. DR.. j. Y. Gholson. of Va. lat
of Baltimore, takes tie Episcopal churc1
in Oxford. The BaRimoreaa says
'He Is 4 devoted pastor and alb divine
His people part with him reluctantly
His home at Oxford will be among pee
pie noted for their culture and refine
meut, and while Baltimore loses 90 o
citizen, Oxford is to be congratulate
upon her desirable acquisition
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07
A GOOD PLACE TO LOCATE.

offer for sale me farm Of 3H1 zrrs=. In chkt-
han. county, ia orr 90 Tire hs athi.st sections -
tlo Stat About lrn .crss Iu cult Atlcn, baIaaHe
veil trubered slth attr oak, oct a4k, and ~ ~.
ry Tho land e grow almost au5 thuRs Hud S4!l
make luf tobacco.
Sr-IucIul.d with TIE Farm yysi E}lsAf
n D., mill. ADD Saw mill, sHsFlug Fteaity
business f3r flr right man. The ulil AuG tuber
could 30 n.sar to pay FOR the land A. my Photo
graphic Gallery confines me Ia kas Ign viii sell
reason sble.
~ 3 q a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07

SUICIDE OF A WELL KNOWN TRAY.
EILER -Milwaukee, Wis, December %
Henry N. Austin, who travelled
through Africa with Stanley and through
many other little known countries also,
was found dead in the woods near here
Saturday He had commitie ID suicide By
shooting. while suffering from African
fever, contracted while on Que of his eS
peditions. His body was lying frczef
stiff in a snow bank Austin was 2s
years old, and the son of an oh resident
here.
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T. NORMAN JONES & Co.,
PROpEIII0H- 81. lIl
Capital
Tobacco Warehouse,
We have opened our lar,c Warehouse
aud offer the farmers great IN
duCcmrut- To bring thcsr
RAl.EiGiI n. &


They may he assured that they VIII
bc paid the highest priccF. aud receive
satisfaction from accommodating clerks.
There Is ample accommodation for Wa
gons and horses well of water on the
lot. our house is tic Ia gcst and best
lighted in lho city. We are determined to
make the Raleigh Market second to none
in the state. y it'll the help of Our home
buyers, who have large orders to tili We
are sure of success.
When the farmers a Il those who
are interested in tobacco cor. e To Raleigh
we hope they will come TO the { APITAL
WAREHOUSE, as il is tie place for
the highest prices.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07

....Good style is good health, good
energy and good will. but bottle Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is good henefaction
that suffering humanity has already learn
ed tOannreclate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07
G. 7. STRONACH,
J. o. POWELL.

WHOLESALE GROCER, No. IL, Mar
tin st.
RETAIL GROCERY, No. .. Market
Place, and No. 10 Martin 1T.
r buy every article in the grocery line By
! the car load, and thus derive a very
great advantage.
MACKERAL L 900 kit- and bb'-.
fresh from Gloucester fisheries. n. {.
Mulets daily received.
% 900 lbs Ham.
Chicago G. X. and other meats daily
received.
Lard in Tierces, bbls, &c, down to
three ID. packages.
Fresh cheese daily received.
Hams by the tierce or single ham.
The purest stick and ass, rted candies
in boxes, bbls and packages.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07

kERosENE.-Miss Mary Hunt, res
pected lady Of alisbury, was burned to
death by the explosion Of kerosene
lamp last week.--Two negresses
were fatally burned by lamp explosion
in Asheville. One is already dead.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07
STATE or y. CARoLTNA,i In the
BERTHE COUNTY. Superior Contt.
ROSsETTE GILLIAN Plaintiff

STATE or y. CAROLINA, In the
BERTHE COUNTY. Superior Conrt.
ROssETTE GILLIAN Plaintiff.
vs., Action for Divorce.
FRED GILLIAN Defendant.
1t appc airing to the satisfaction of tho
Court that a good cause of action exists
in favor Of Rosette Gillian agaiust Fred
Gillian and that after duo diligence Fred
Gillian the shove named defendant
cannot b. found in the STATE and that
Fred Gillian - a resident Of the city Of
IOnkers, in the State of New ork, it
is hereby ord red that publication Of
hc pending Of this action hc made for
six successive weeks ia the "Fafmer
and Mechanic a newspaper published
in the city Of Raleigh, n G.. And tho
said Fred Gillian, the defendant above
named, - hereby H"tiHed 20 appear and
answer or demur To plaintiff complaint
or judgment viii be given as prayed FOR
in said complaint. Said appearance to
be make before the Judge OF our Supe-
rlor Court for the county Of Bertic on
the Sth MONDAY after the first Monday
in September A. - lSSi.
Thomas taLIIAM, Jr.
Clerk Superior Court o! Bcrtie county.
| By FRANCIS ID WESTON, PIf'# Attorney
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J. w. XAT90h.
J. VI, VA HIsUH.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

a cue tract of 80 aere. IN Panther Branch To~n-
snip, wax county, Is niles fgon Raleigh and -
mile from MyA'ts Hills =. o. Good D~elilug sai
ali necessary ont Houses. Convenient both 70
churches aud schools SeigtbofEJod, moral aad
very healthy. This tract ]. ~s.l adapted fot tic
growth = corn, cotton aud tebscco. Has oSc hua-
dred ia cultivation. with pro htAbie bearing
orchard balance origIuzi gro4th Of hardwood
aud long les' pine. Terms reasousbis-cAzh or On
time II desired Address,
=. q. MYATT,
~nithhed ~ q.
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VOL. NN. No 4
Nra ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMERICAN SURETY Comply
~ >fW NuKr


CASH CApiTAI-..........si 30 Aso
utfttfGs~s
fiCIfAEu \ lINLE l'uss.sul.
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~ Agent oi tfl- Company aul rfe-
arcI 10 issue bonds - sccaii tly Uih-
GERS aud employees oi Ra,l~sy- banks.
Feles rarh, sn8 EHpre~s tnulI aaite. aud
parties mpjoyed hy corporation, or busl
ness haus's, Cr any oue requiring an eth
cjsi bond.
sivu ou m I : stick, ara other
securiii,> deposited ju ths lu-utaucc 'e-
pJrtmcut ui New YORK fur the security
ai It~ c hajg5-. The uu.s G. mIsny
argaur.d u the ~ devoted c1e.u.lsriY
20 >ureNsbip II j, the .arsr,t Company
Of It's k3ui IN the world
ANDREW SINE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07

DUDES AT Discount. Did the so
ciety' swells (spell Society with big $,
printer) go pop-callng in Raleigh on
New Years Day? Nay, my rural friend,
we never, or hardly ever do it that
way now. January, the oneth, is 'Eman-
cipation Day." and why shouldn't they
(meaning Us who delight in Free
dom') emancipate from silly Yankee
customs on that day? Why leave a card
the first day of the year ''on" family
you will not see for 364 days thereafter ?
Why get spiritually tight" that day
under the pretence of enjoying the 365
different varieties of liquor set forth by
your hostesses. simply because at is the
Ifdshion'?
| If whole families should devote New
Years Day to visiting and renewal Of sce
quaintance and good cheer, it would be as
in some European countries, beautiful
and wholesome custom. But to devote
the day to ''Dudish' pop-calIs under
pretence of 'So ;iety Bah |, IAN ounce
of civet, good apothecary!"
SAT DOWN UPON
Now that the custom Of making New
| Year calls is reiegated to very old gentle.
men VINO cling to very old fashions anC
very young gentlemen who wear white
neck ties and dress coats in the daytime
the question of what to do with himself or
the first day of the year becomes an i'm.
portant one to the society man Phil
adelphia Record
We are glad that TIE Northern fash;or
e Of New Year calls has never been atle t.
! secure a toothold in the South Is i,
dying out in 1T, nafsCal home Whining
ton Star,
: From all indications the young mer
n will have a lonesome time New Year
4 calling to day. The names of only thre,
receivers were sent to this Office yester-
dav, and out Of consideration for tn,
9 ladies. who would probably not ike t
h appear s. n3nspcuous, We DO not prin
the list. "-Charlo,te OJsercer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07
Ayers SarSaparilla

has had in bis case. think his blood must
have contained the hnnor for a. least ten
years; but IL did not show, except In the form
of a scrofuloas soro on the wrist, nstu about
hvo years ago. From a few spots vhich Sg'-
pcarod At that time, II gradually spread So as
10 cover his entire boiy. | assure you be
terribly aeiictci. aud an object Of pity, when
he began using your medicine. Now there arc
few men Of Als age who enjoy a. good health
as he has. | could easily name may persons
wAo woull testify 10 the facts 10 his case.
ioafsruly, W. VI. PHILLIPS"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07
Oats, Oats, Oats,
SEED OATS, SEED OATS.

Dwight's soda a specially.
100000 cigars kept constantly in stock
and at the lowest prices.
232 boxes chewing tobacco on hand To-
day.
Bagging, ., II He u by the roll.
Ties bv the bundle or loose aeya-os.
Nails by the kcg
Shot by the bag.
Hay by the bale.
Oats in any quantity.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-07
IAkEhENS SlAY

Hog Cholera &C. Sold everywhere sent BY mail for 7e Ia
stamps Furnished In large cans price $lOO by mail 81 10
Circulars ffee- 8. JOHNSON 4 CO., Boston, Nssa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
~ \ Tribune
BETTER BLOOD FOR BUTTER.

The advantage Of hsving q thoroagh hbred
sire of high producing blood, ~heth-
"a of Jersey Or some other breed, to cross
on common cows, must be apparent when
10 l. r,msmbcred that the sire may reason
ab.y be- expected 10 exert A. much iufa.
encc upon his Ofspring A. The dam. A
heller calf IRON . cos MAILING 40 Jos. of
butter year. Out OF sire frOn q family
hahitaslly msking 600 Jos. yearly, may oe
fairly expected - bvcolae COS that will
make 80 lhs. In year. This mAY not Dc
true in every instance. Bat 10 will general
~ bc CLOSELY approached. IL l. claimed by
orcc,isrs that In such crosses Tue sire ~
icCis mole especially thc qasliU AMI the
dam TIE glAntlity of milk TIE progeny
vii producu. n 80. there might Dc spc-
Ga advantage gaincd BY selecting Sire
from . family u very rica mixers 10 cross
on = dam giviug . lArgs quantity, With .
rvAs0nAbls hogs 0f developing a COW sa-
pcriof % hcr ancestry 90 o0th sides.
Tae owner % dairy herd that Slll not
pruducu yearly over 80 lo- 0f battef pr
coz oaght not % rest satisfied With iis
prfi0FmAnoe. llc must cAfy TOO many
animals Ani support 100 much live wvight
for tne snail fctafu. he ought. a. once,
b set Ab0ui lmproving 70 10 some way,
either bY sclAng od bis poorest animals
and rvp.aclug thcm sith better ones ~
purchase. of rAlsiug IL capacity BY ofcci.
iug bsitsf butter. producing stJck TIE
alter l. believed - b. ths safcst al
cheapest method. especially when slrvs oi
superior merit CAu oc Doagat a. fair raies.
Y0uug jersey balls. of batter families.
have necumu plenty euoagh % loser thc
F.. a. NuN.fH..N. - aHHHH
aud even lu some cases ~ 80 of lcss Al
saca dgarr. 70 would pay Auy ons hAving
common stock of only average capacity -
invest in bail ~ thAi kitt, not ~Ait'ng
fof sevvrsl other orvcds which have de-
Cldcd advantage over ne Jerseys on a.
cuaut of sapvrior siEe, Shich are steadily
comiug 81 thc frout, and may a. 40 very
distant P,riod, 0vCfshad0N TIE Atiie Jcf'
ssys.
A breed whlch would run more uulfofm
than thc Jerseys Is beAstcd - bs quite
possible. but hoSevsr promising other Va
f.r tl,s of cattle may be- there - - yst %
other plenty ,uough o. hflng prices dosn
b. thc slrws of pfscticAi mvn, 90 vide
spread cnoush for general usc. Jerseys
AZ commrnicd thvfyi0fv. because. lasi
nos. thc mp,t avala0lc % any noted oui-
ter breed.
McAnwhl.c. 10 would certainly not oc al
visA1ir fur uuv Who ha- occasion - In
Prove tis herd in the dlfvctiou % butter
making. 81 lst sliq chance OF getting Tor
FvAsouA1ic consideration. an American
uoldcfnss.. . GusrussV, or even short
horn boil vita good Antsccdents. lie
soad make good progress Win either.
san. thc chances tor nndlng . sire OF
good butter mAklng blood lie Win The
Jerseys. from The present abundance oi
jersey mate. OF acc.pted merit, Dot % op-
portuaity shoai De lo.t fof replacing Poor
cos. wlih good ones from snstsVer spafce
IA may come 4. u AENOLD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

III Lbs fnk bkkEDlNu NURSES.
A successful brccs,isr VI hght horses
has adopted The following fuiv-, which
nav bel fou1scd vita pront by breeders o.
Any kind of horses
FrsI determine exactly What u l. yoa
really require % prOisce, Ani haslng d0uc
80 never iosC sight OF 10
Srconi, procure = Young mother, thN
las arrived Al maturity. aud u heAlthy'
roomy. sci SHAPED, rouni. lAfge-sitvd'
Win good temper And gooi Action. And fv-
mrmDef. thr better Drcyi TIE MARE i thAi
possesses hose qualities tnc more EaiaAoic
shr vii Dc.
Thifd. TIE dan. as 4 general role. has
more direct isaaeacs on her on.pnng
=. regards health and size than the sire
has.
Fourth. the offspring bred from greatly
ii.siullar parents 10 either sitr or chAfAc'
~ .hould never nc used f0r orv-diug par
p.l.rs theIr ofsprug vii certainly prove
d be- nougrsl. % nooje-cfipi character
That the parents should De a. similar a.
ps.sl1iv j. a ral- zoe neglect oi "hleh IA.
lrd ~ more disappointment thAn Aihpss
auy other rale kn0w of
Fnh. the s.fc has more dirc't inn1cncs
IN me bours. heart, tendOn> ani nerve,
u thr foal thsn The mare consequently.
nothing but biOOici hsfrc. VII pfOdsec
stout snd fast borsss
Sixth. breeding 100 early !. quite incom.
patiDl- wlth hardness OF constitution And
ia.tiog qualities. ueBce D,livvu the msrr
.hoaid De a. least four yvsis old before
.he i put % the horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Throughoat q large portion Of the eoun-
nv there sAs been - small an amount OF
rsin FOR .evcrAl months that ne deeAylog
animal ana vegetable matter which aeeam-
gl.te- - = greater or lc.s am0ont on me
.urf.cs of ths earth. hss not been washed
.w.v "a each successive shower eSery lev
s.vs In aatann. and frequently in winter.
Wb.a ne art general thas occurs, ~iin
b-avv spring rains, This dec.ying mAttef
\, vr..t .bandAnce will be washed down
,br,asb u1merou. crcvices In The soil, IN
Al .oTiurs snd w-lls. aud will poison ths
N.ter ussd for dfinklng and for househo'd
r.in, this eontsminsted water VIII
1919 incr,.ss ths danger OF sickness. A
-. s.,rtlon OF ths eases of typhoid lever
- c.,..a bs drlnking bad sstsr Ine
danger Of fchoiers slA Ds greatly lneresseI
M gre.t csatiOn Il not exercised 10 AVOID
- n.oi.oa Esery well which has been
a.. ,t,o.rh ths winter, should be cleaned
-, "A -, t~ics sftsr being nlled with tne
s,ring aooa. 80 a. % remove all tne oid
,,,o.r',i.... and " ofing IN pure. nesn
s.eolv m this cannot be done, then NJ
,-,ss r.in.wster only should BE- used. 10
.tsition u MS care, all ssalts should oe
s-,s n-rs.etly dry and inodoroas oy . dsily
80 ~ slnsd coal ashes. snoagh 70 sosoro
sIl The moisture. Th.s vii prevent sns
noi-ou from soaking horizontally through
s..xtcss An the suosoil OF rocks Into wells
mo., fruitful source Of disease kmi.
psns phy sicisns estimate that ioar n,sas 81
IN ,hs c.ses OF typhoid fever come direct
~ nom drinking inpsre water aud ofsA'h'
Ing poisoned air. - ,m.,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

these truths on others. and while they are
readily admitted. the listeners 20 right on
In the same old way, "the same, A. Dr..
frsnklin remarked. "ss N they were mere
ly listening % 9 common sermon" All
The arrsngemcnts FOE using sbs0rbents In
vaults might be made with half an hours
labor. aud the ally care not require half
. minute YET Intelligent persons will oou'
uuae 10 neglect them until fatal disease
enters their Amilie-, when the sfiilctiou l.
wholly sccOunted for A. "A mysterious dis
peusation of PrOviicncel'
In towns Ani villages this care. In the
face 90 threatened pesIiienoe next summer,
i of The utmost importance Al the same
time IL should not be forgotten that some
% The fatal Instances OF sickness In the
spen country have been directly traced 10
gross neglect In preventing the use Of I'm.
pare water and 10 breathing fWti air.
These matters are not tribes and 10 Il I'm
meAsurably easier 10 prevent the multi
tuic- of cases of disease, than 80 incur The
toll All Intense snxlcty OF watching and
nursing. AMI % suffer the grief of What IL
almost sure 10 be fatal termination ofA
part OF these cases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
AN AMERICAN FABLE.

Frog who hsd long Dwelt In . Pond
near q Peasants Cabin was one evening
Highly Delighted 10 hear the Peasant re
mark 70 his wife
Have you ever Noticed how Beautifully
that Frog Singsf
The Speech tlckled the Frog Amazingly.
and be st once began his Tune and Kept
IL Up all night long. Al daylight the
Peasant came down with Ciub and called
out
nYou don't leave here Forthwith III be
the Dssth OF you
What have I donei asked the Astonlshed
Frog
Kept us Awake all Night with Your
Croskipgi
Bot II VAS only Last Evening that You
compllmeuted me on my Song.
That IL True, but I hsd Heard Only brief
Songs and st lone Int~ryals.
MORAL
IL IL Q Dangerous Thing 70 Compliment
the man who mskss ths Op~ning SPEECH
81 Q ward caucus. Nine tim-s oot Of tsn
he'll want 70 70 10 the Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
CHATTER XII.

The evidence which Sapinaud was able 10 lay
before tho imperial procurator proved sum
cent 20 ..alro Raoul's immediate relaa.e All
the neccs-Ary stsJs were taken by Sapinaui
the oeioe of bearing the joyful news 10 The pris.
oner devolved upon me.
found RAoul IN his prison chamber, lying
half aslscp on his pailet The light of ths
solitary candle falling On his face showed
What the effect q three weeks impri>onmen,
hai heen; his former Associates might have
haddiifcalty In recognizing him. His features
were wan and haggari; black rings surrounded
his eyes; an untrimmed beard covered ths
lower part q his face. do not think | had
reallzsd until then what RAoul had borne IN
confinement
As entered no sprang from the truckls
bel Oh which h. had b~en lying.
"Ai, Paul, my friend, l" he criei; ''ii Is you
you A,Hinr'
Thsa. releasing my hand, he took . ster
backward, and flxei on me q surprised, al
most u startled hook. This nrpriss was, In
decd. natural was In evening drr~; there
WAS bouquet In my buttonhols; my fea-
tur-, I sppo-e, betrayed my excitement,
my elAtion. ! saw Rsoals lip culver; fan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Far The last thre. months great many
people have been housed up, h-csu-@ th"y
have DOT fsit ahls o. Nith-tsnf The stormy
Slutry wssthsr that hs- prevailed Bot
unfortunately the c0nhu' m~ut snd ne
close air Of modern huus's during The
winter sssson, l. vsrS snsfsstine, snd the
systm needs help to snabls al thr organs
to DO their proper wofk II these organs
hsye h.sn insctive the cOD,squ"ncrs are
showing th. ms.lyss 10 ths bilious condi.
tiou of ihs sysism, or in constipation oi
the bowels. or in disorders ~ The kifneys,
with al the Achss aud psius that Accompa-
M these complaints n you are iu this
condition from sny cause yuu should mske
= faithful trial ~ that well knosn rrmeiy
Kidney. Wort II acts At the same time 90
the Kidneys. liver ani bowels, and j. there.
fore especially fitted to correct this torpid
condition % the system.