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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26
NOVELTIES.
Claimed by Two widows.

An Orange tTexas) special says ::
A romantic case has engaged the atten-
ton Of the District Court for several
DAYS in which two widows are engaged
in a legal struggle for $4,000. Henry
Thompson emigrated to Texas twenty
five years ago and engaged in railway
and commercial business. Under this
name, twenty one years ago, he married
Miss Sallie Scott, of this city, and when
he died last September he left her his
sole legatee. and she entered into undis-
puted possession Of the property. In
February last a lady with five grown
children arrived from Canada, who laid
claim to the property, alleging that she
was married to the deceased in Scot
land under the name of Henry Ramsay.
From thence they removed to Canada,
where they resided for several years,
when Ramsay deserted her and went
South, assuming the name of Thomp-
son. The case has been dissolved, and
the matter removed to the Federal
court ut Galveston, where it will be
litigated to a conclusion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26

A FACT, AND NO HUMBUG.--
IA One hundred suits. to some dealers.
would be all their stock but TO me IL Is only
a small portion. ! will sell for thirty days
100 CHAMBER SUITS, all new designs. and
s5 PARLQR SUITS at the lowest factory
prices. Come see and be convinced. You
will save money. WILLIAM DAFFRON,
1895 and 1893 Main street, 22 Governor
street. west Broad street. Telephone, Seo.
NH 81
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Hersford's Acid Phosphate.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word
81 ''Horsford's (" is on the wrapper. None
are genuine without il.
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OOK AT THESE BOOKS-NC

7 O0K AT THESE B0OKS-NO
ology OF Virginia, by Professor Rogers; The
kevelat.on OF st. John, DR.. Fuller: Revela-
tion-Universai and Special, DIR. Oissen
Inspiration. ArchdeAcon FarrAr and Others
81. Pauls Epistle TO the Galatians; DIR.
Gratfsn, by DR.. Hammond: story Of My
Twain; The Man without Q Country; Our
Autumn Holiday and all the new books.
For sale by BECKwIrH 4 PARHAM.
~ 2t-eod&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26

The people cannot afford to divide
again upon the debt question. No
matter what measures may be adopted
in consequence of the late decision OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States
in regard to receiving the coupons for
taxes: whether there shall or shall not
be a called session of the Legislature,
the principles of the Democratic party
in regard to the rights Of individual
States compel them to advocate all legal
resistance to the decision as an innoya-
ton upon State rights and a usurpa-
ton by the General Government. We
have done what we could for the hold
ers of our State bonds, and may be
doing what we can for them in resisting
all interferences with the Riddleberger
settlement, but aside from that ques-
ton we cannot at this time afford to
have the white men Of the State on two
sides of any question. We are just
emerging from 8 revolution which dis
membered and beggared the State. We
must be wary and cautious in this
emergency; be careful how We act and
how we talk. We must not go into
the coming elections handicapped in
any manner which will give an advan-
tsge to our enemies. .-Frederieksburg
Star.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26
SPRING AT LAST IN AIR AND
SKY.
GENIAL SPRING

has not exactly smiled but the pretty
little dimple OF mild weather on her cheek
was sufficient to make our business good
last week and splendid yesterday. But
then we aim at PERFECTION OF QUAIL
TY, FINISH, AND FITTING IN OUR
MAKE OF CLOTHING. which causes thou
sands OF the best people to come to us for
their CLOTHES. instead OF paying exorbl-
tant prices to their talors. We intend to
make the welkin rims" out the news that
PURCHASERS ARE AMPLY PROTECTED
INCUR PRICES.
FOR THEY ARE LOWER THAN EVER
BEFORE KNOWN IN THE HISTORY
OF THE CLOTHING TRADE.
We know, because we understand our busi-
ness and closely watch the CLOTHING
LINE. Wehave placed our SPRING STOCK
OF MEMS, BOYS. AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHINGS, the largest and finest In the
South, upon our counters at
LOWER FIGURES THAT ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN RICHMOND.
You need not take our say-so; come and
have your see-so. and Wen leave It to you
II we can't SAVE YOU MONEY. For
whatever YOU may need in our line there
is no place or time like
HFRE-AND-NOW.
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PERSON T..
LIME. cEaENT. Ac.

LIME. cEaENT. &c.
700 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
ls OOLAND LINE daily expected per
schooner Billows. for sale low from dock.
fresh supply of ROSESDALE CEMENT,
cALcINED PLASTER, WHITE SAND.
COw-HAiR. DOORS SASH, BLINDS, aud
BUILDING MATERIALS always on hand.
ROBERT WENDENBUR0,
No. sos Main and
ap 2s-lw lf07 and 1909 Cary street.
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WEST GRACE DWELLING, No. $50.
near Laurel street; eight rooms; modern
improvements.
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Zap ls-edl
FURNITURE, CARPETS. STOVES. &c

->"-|S[-(|-'oI-(- (CI'((I-0|TI(I0J~
WHERE TO BUY.--lt is too0
w much trouble to buyers TO make
weekly payments on FURNITCRE.tH
We sell on three and four months tiIne, anu
do not add ten 10 iifteen dollars on suits OF
furniture on these terms Call At our ware.
rooms and see those new and elegant styles
OF CHAMBER AND PARLOR-SUITS Just
received. y. w. HARDWOOD & son,
Nos. 4, 8. and Governor street.
Al
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BSy" SYCLE BROTHERS.
SUCCESS.

Our SILK sale last week was grand sue
cess. This week the sale still continues. as
we are receiving daily large quantities OF
BLACK and ST MINER SILKS from the
large auction sales I'm New York city. Our
buyer who is now I'm the New York market.
mas been particularly fortunate in procur-
ing EXTRA BARGAINS. In fact, almost
ali Of his purchases are bargains. Mind
YOU, when we say bargains We do not mean
seconds or damaged goods but first-quality
goods "a a low price. Amongst some OF the
bargains we Will mention
CASSIMERES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26

DOCKS OF VALUE AND IN
~ TEREsT.-The Book Annexed, being
the Prayer Book with the proposed
changes, authorized edition, 81; In War
Time, "reminiscences OF the Confederacy
tanning 10 portraits. So; Professor ROgers's
Geology OF Virginia, with Maps. IS; Ode to
Virginia. by q. II. Firth. Soc: Without a
Home, by T.. r. Roe, 25c.; testers Secret,
by Mary Cecil Hay, zoe.
ep26 WEST, JOHNSTON a CO
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CENTRALLY GATED. LARGE
| DWELLING. sixth street between Main
| and Franklin; twelve rooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26

THREE STORY DETACHED BRICK,
Main street near Second; twelve rooms;
large lot.
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TWO O-STORY-A D-BA EN- MENT
DWELLING, 500 south Third street, near
Arch; fourteen rooms all modern inn
proNements. -
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
anOG-it lllS Main street
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E0R RENT, NEW BRICK a
i DWELLING on Tenth street be- -
tween Clay and Leigh. containing seven
rooms and modern improvements
BRICK DWELLING No. $50 west Cary
street, containing eight rooms and modern
improvements.
BRICK DWELLING No. 2l0 west Mar
shall street. containing eight rooms, be-
sides kitchen and servants rooms.
DWELLING over store No. 7l5 east Main
street. containing eight rooms, besides
kitchen and servants rooms.
Also. DWELLING over store No. 1919
east Main street, containing seven rooms.
Apply 10 ii. SELDOM TAYLOR
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
ap20-lt
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CFNTRALLY.LOCAT RESIDENCE,
2Oa Third street. near Byrd: twelve rooms .
new neat and stylish.
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sUM MER RESORTS.
LosT. STKAyED. AND YCUND.

T 0ST OR STOLEN, A PR0MIS-
IL s0RY.NoTE drawn by me, dated Au-
gust, 1884, and payable three years from
the goth OF January, 1888. for q. 900 to Miss
from trading for said note az Its payment
has been fully satisfied The finder will be
literally rewarded II the note is returned
10 me or at the Office OF DREWRY A CO.,
No. . south Twelfth street.
J. 3. HARRISON.
~ 1s.su,Y .f&sas.s
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THREE CENTS PER COPY.
ssy THIS WEEK,
SPECIALS IN SILKS

AT OUR ESTABLISHMENTS, SHALL
SEE COMBINATIONS OF OUR
GREAT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26

4 E00 BUSHELS CHOICE Sc
iscoV LEcTED IRISH POTATOES In
stofe and receiving daily: Also, so tubs
MN SPRING cRl AMERY RUTTkR
III. wALLERsfEIN a 90.
sp2e-it IL south Fifteenth stgsst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26

CARDozo & co.
offer the following goods
AT SPECIAL BARGAINS:
75 WHITE EMBROIDERED NAINsooK
DRESSES at s7tos2O:
$50 pieces WHITE INDIA LINEN at s1z,
10, and i2l l4c.-real bargains:
SOFT FINISHED BLACK SILK RHAD-
MER at s7lzcY 81. sl.1o, sl.2o, $3.50,
and 81 6O-splendld value;
ZOE pair REAL SWISS and NOTTINGHAM
LACE CURTAINS from $3.50 to $40
pair-at lower prices than same goods
have ever sold.
Our stock OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR Is
now complete. Any garment made to
order at short notice.
In our PARASOL DEPARTMENT we show
in addition to our usual stock Of cheap
goods for ladies' and misses some OF the
most elegant designs In FINE LACE
TRIMMED and FANCY PARASOLS
ever seen in Richmond: prices, from SIS
70 s25. They are worth lookingat
CARDOZO 4 co.
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tEE tONIiNUAtiO<~St NJ wv
GREAT
SPECIALS IN SILKS,
SACRIFICES IN LACEs,
EXTRA VALUES IN JERSEYS,
-----------------------
BIG BARGAINS IN MATTfNGS
EXTRA OFFERINGS IN LADIES' UN.
DERwEAR,
ADVANCE SALES OF WHITE GOODS.
SPECIAL SALE LINEN LAWNS.
RIDICULOUS PRICES on TOWELS.
GREAT EXHIBITION OF LACE CUR
TAINs.
EXTRAORDINARY PRICES of COR
NrCEs.
EQUAL VALUES IN SHADES,
OUR CELEBRATED HOSIERY BAR
GAINS.
NOVEL DREsS-GooDs PRICES,
NEW EXHIBITION OF PARAsoLS,
UNDERsELLING SALE GENrLEMEN's
SHIRTS,
the prices on which we would prefer you To
call and see, as we shall name some ridlcu-
lous prices In every department as above.
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
ap26 6ol and sos Broad street.
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FOR RENT.
Tor RENT,
Il FIRsT-CLAss DWELLINGS.

LARGE CORNER DWELLING, Sixth
and Main streets (recenily occupied by the
late Mrs. Dunham). containing fourteen
rooms: all modern improvements
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ap26-It
RENT.
MEplUM.siZE DWELLINGS.

EOR RENT. a
MEplUM.SiZE DWELLINGS.
32s Gary. near Madison street: rooms.
l12 Finh. near Cary street; rooms.
sos Main, near Madison street; rooms.
1901 Clay aud Hancock streets: = rooms.
1908 Cary. near Linden: rooms.
NEW DWELLING, Park and Harvey
streets; rooms.
8l8 Finh. near Leigh street: rooms.
1928 Clhy, near Norton; rooms.
ll5 Cary, near Adams: 8 rooms.
G29 BelVidere. near High; q rooms.
Several very desirable FLATS. q or more
rooms: all modern improvements.
ALSO,
SMALLER DWELLINGS, 3 TO q rooms;
81 to SIS per month.
STORE, WAREHOUSE, and BUSINESS
PLACES.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Real Estate Agents,
an gG-1t Ill3 Main street.
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LARGE DWELLING. iI2 Eighth street,
near Clay street; twelve rooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26

EXTRA OFFERINGS IN LADIES' Us
DERwEAR.
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EXTRAORDINARY PRICES OF COR.
NICEH
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GREAT EXHIBITION OF LACE CUR
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ADVANCE SALES OF WHITE GOODS.
SPECIAL SALE LINEN LAWNS.
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OUR CELEBRATED HOSIERY BAR
GAINS
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EOR RENT, LOW, FOR THE r
Il summer months, NICE HOUSE. -
with twelve rooms In good order. opposite
the FAIRGROUNDS. on the Broad Street road.
Apply to 7. w. WOOD, Seednnan,
ap 25-2t 1918 east Main street.
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NOVEL DREss-GooDs PRICES,
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BIG BARGAINS IN MATTiNGs,

SACRIFICES IN LAcEs.
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EXTRA VALUES IN JERSEYS,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11
FLORIDN'S EsIG GROVE.
The Largest Orange Grove in the
w RID 30 ~ Put c:lt ~ IyeESntou

" TiI 30 bc Put Cat ~ " ctSntOU.
''.rf =. = NVt4-H -. found + OF that
" uaorsliI> jifr:"sis-, town on ,he Flori-
ia Southern railway, Wtlohton. was in
town yesterday, and gave us the partic
ulars Of what will be, when completed,
the largest orange grove in the world.
The Lake Wyomi Orange Company,
composed Of j. c. Greeley. banker, of
jacksonville, Mr.. Griggs. also of Jack
sonviile, United States Attorney f. NJ.
Cheney, Land Commissioner l.. \.
Barnes. who is president Of the compa-
NY. Mr.. Eli. OF the Florida Savings Bank
and Mr.. Mirrell. who is the superintend-
emf, have purchased two hundred acres
of land ut Welshton. which they are now
having cleared UP and put in readiness
for tile thirteen thousand and five hun
bred tive-year-oli trees they have pur-
chased to put out on it. The ground will
list of March, and they expect TO have
every tree put out by July, when the
company will have the satisfaction of
knowing that they have the largest or
range grove under one fence in the
world, being forty acres larger than the
famous Bishop grove at Citra
Tho company are possessed of ample
means, and they will push the grove to
bearing as quickly as intelligent cultiva-
ton and men can do so.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11
Surprising a Stupid Pub. Func.

Surprising a Stupid Pub. !unc."
n. Y. Sun
The protruding self-complacency of n
chief of division in the treasury caused n
funny scene the other day. lie was sit
ting at his desk contemplating plans for
retaining his position, when a tall, ven
cradle man came into the room, and, in
a quiet, respectful way, observed that he
like to see the documents i'll such and
such case. What's your name:' ask
ed the chief OF division. Strong" was
the reply. whats your first name:"
''William," and queer smile stole over
his face. where do You reside"
Washington" Lawyer" II former
ly practiced law, but l have not done 50
for many years" ''Are you an attorney
in this case:' mo sir" what DO YOU
want to see the papers for them Il
have been appointed arbitrator by the
Courts, and it becomes necessary for me
to examine them" when We're you
appointed:'' Nearly . month ago:
have been absent from the city or
should have called for them before. "
"What'd you say the name was ''Wii-
liam Strong" At this the lady steno-
grapher of the presiding genius OF the Of
flee, who had been writhing about in
her chair as if on the ragged edge OF hys-
terics, jumped ZIP and exclaimed:
Mr., you don't appear 10 know the
gentleman. This is Justice Strong, Of
the United States Supreme Court. The
Justice got leave to look at the papers.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11
- THE, FOLLY.'
One Hundred Thousand Orange
Trees i'm One Nursery


Wednesday afternoon the writer, by
the kindness of Mr.. w. G. Hargrove, en-
loved most pleasant ride around the
Heights and through that gentleman
famous nursery, known as the FOLLY.
A few years ago, before Palatka devel-
oped into so thriving little city, this
place was covered with tail pines and
III t!erzruve H. -n- save 70. beautiful H.
cst.t,E, tIt- pc srcturd Fl no spec.
value, ana f.,tA IL Lecalue k.owi. that
its present owner had paid the ''enor-
nous" price OF $50 per acre for the land
his friends dubbed the palce ''Har-
groves Folly" and by that name it is
now known. With the growth of Pa
latka and the improvements effected by
Mr.. Hargrove, the place has advanced In
value more than twenty times its orig
inal cost four years ago, and shows con-
clusively the wonderful development
and value of property in this section.
The place is located on one of the
highest points on the Heights, just out
Kirby street, and the birds eye view to
be had of the city, the winding river,
and the surrounding country from that
elevated point furnishes a scene that can
hardly be excelled for beauty in all the
state. The view of Palatka, nestled at
the foot of the hill, on level 81 feet
below, presents striking scene, and it
would surprise most of our own citizens
to note the many houses between the
railroad junction and the river bank,
telling the growth of the Gem City with
in the past year or two.
The s'Folly" consists of fourteen acrec
of land, handsomely laid off and set i'll
orange and oak trees, the winding walks
being lined with orange hedges. just in
the centre is a handsome lawn back of
which is left the building site and place
for the flower garden. Outside the walk
is situated the nursery, now containing
about one hundred thousand orange
trees, thirty thousand of which have been
budded, and are now for sale and ready
for transplanting. And what sight
the nursery presents The rows after
rows of trees. vigorous and healthy, and
so green that they almost look black, the
space between the rows clean and white,
and every tree sound and healthy, show
pg rapid growth, and giving evidence
uost careful cultivation. No com
ciai fertilizers are used on the place,
but the land vas top dressed with UNI
bleached ashes, which gave surprising
results, as some of the buds put in last
spring have attained growth of three
and four feet. At proper distances
throughout the nursery are growing or
ange trees that are to remain permanent
", and some of the three-year-old buds
are heavily fruited with oranges.
Handsome oa!, trees are growing IN
the lawn. and i,ao', of tie buidinG ste.
which will soon mako this one Of the
most beautiful places iii the state for !;
home, and while we hope we are not
mercenary or covetous. we wish our
friend owned another place as valuable
and we had the proud possession of this
one.
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
meut of Mr.. Hargrove. offering these
trees from the nursery for sale, and we
advise all those contemplating putting
out groves to call on or address hin
about the trees.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11
Notice of D solution.

Notice is her by given that thc irrG of \
\ Presbrey & 10, itrdytpu i and El3-. j. til!-
Il Y Il fSSoIved 10y mutual consent. = \. Pros
brey continuing the bU~inc-S Al those in
dCbtnd To the firm are requested 20 make I'M
mediate settlement with 4. 4 iIl-or5,y, who
is also rCSpOnSib q for all debts.
September 10Th. 1856.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11
Kidney Complaint.

For over six years I have been a terrible
sufferer froml troublesome complaint for the
rcIicG.of which have -, Ht over so with
ont benefit, the most noted -a-clicd rcmidicS
proving failures. The use Of ore singh" bot
tie of H. -. b., has been marvellous, giving
more relief than All other treatment COM
biuc,l. II is :; qtticil cure, wi. le others, il
they cure ri all arr. in TIN, distant future.
{. y. ROBERTS,
Atlanta Water Works.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11
M Q r e e r S.
FRIEND
Makes CHILDBIRTH soa~y

The time has come at last
when the terrible agony Incl
dent to this critical period in
Il wOmam'S life can lie avoid
ed. A distinguished physi-
clan, who passed the great
est portion of his life FORTY
four years. in this branch OF
practice, left to chiid-b"ar-
ing woman this priceless leg
acT ana l!f" saving anrij-
fHts
sfi.4
aEa g. .->I N.t.H.E -
DtIt. ilsv4 y, fto. having used
this wonderful rem. dy be
fore confinement. rise up AMI
call his name blessed.
We receive letters from
every section OF the country
thanking us for placing this
preparation in the reach OF
suffering woman. one iadF
from North Carolina writes
that She would like to thank
the DroprictOTS on her knees
for bringing il to her notice.
as IN a previous continc-
mcnt She bad two doc, ors,
and they We're compelled 10
use chiOrOfOrm. Instruments
etc. and she suffered almost
death; but { his time she used
MOTH Frs FRIE\ and
her iObOr was like magic.
Now, why should a wUman
suffer when She can avoid it,
We can prove ali We claim
by living witnesses. and my
one interested can call. or
have their husbands do Sc.
at our office. and SEQ the
original letters, which
we cannot publish.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11
Nothing Remarkable.

New York Journal [Tnd.1
Our handsome president has just pur-
chased a span of horses for $4,000. There
is nothing especially remarkable about
this fact, but when it is remembered
that His Excellency has recently ordered
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11

magnificent set of crystal ware for the
White House, it is scarcely surprising if
the pretty gossips do say things. \
bachelor may manage a span of horses,
but how he can possibly take charge of
a lot of fine crystal without romantic
assistance is a mystery.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11
j WOMAN.

F.,ui sire 81 ,,urJ ,,i. .tjuGfu!.
My ts-,r4.. = Mary ir,nuIu. and live at
tie corr,cy Of Vil!itaI~ Ha.i Cox .rseet~, At
iIfItI. /! !s;ivr been = ..eidiui sufferer from
>orpflIt aitH rUnuHG, Cajin" scrofUiUuS III
cci~s for six years. ij3yt. bc"G waited upon
,irItia.c the me Iy seven Atlanta physicians,
htIt hay failed t. me-. ais, used
rfniI= advertised remedies without tia" least
benefit While being t'ius treated, grew
worse. all the time. S,.roiiu!ous sWrliingS on
both sides OF my neck which bcc2me run
ming. eating sores. affecting my throat, mouth
ana nose. The eating sores on my neck were
a mass Of corruption almost down to the
bones. My threat became 50 much af1ccicd
that / could scarcely swallow, my food lod"-
jn.e IL portion of my throat. lost nay APP
Petite entirely. lost my esi, ana was reduced
10 90 pounds weight being mere skeleton.
Ny whole system hcramo terribly poisoned,
ana in q fearful condition. In this condition
! commenced the u-o of Il. Il. g., and found
great relief the i!fst bottle.
~ hen had used five bottles NY health had
50 ia':ch improved that the ulcers were all
healed, the swelling sut~iIcI, my appetite re-
turned, nay skin became active, my strength
returned and gained a pounds of flesh.
am now nclIihy, fat and hearty, ami am able
20 do n much work any woman. ana feel
as happy az a "a" Il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11
PALATKA, FLA, SEPT. II, 1885.
Read Notices.

For SALE-ThousauIs of OLD papers.
good for many purposes. Apply at the
NEWS office.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-11

This remedy is one about which we cannot
publish certificates, but il Is a most wonderful
liniment to be used after the first two or
three months
Send for treatise on the Health and Happi-
ness of Woman, free. which gives all partiCli-
lars. Sold by all druggists
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co,
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