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r. T. I~IALLowAY, Sec.


We think the Government should
give Texas permission TO declare war
ugain.t Mexico.
The Hon. L. Barksdale is at home to
attend to his W interests, as well as
those OF Col, Hooker.
This is characterized as the age OF
Gilt" but the insertion OF the letter
Il in the word would make it more
significant.
The .I1oJdmi'Gn records the death OF
Susie c. Pearson at her home in Pick
ems Co. She was a daughter OF Jas,
Fitzpatrick.
While some Congressman are anX'
lou. 10 protect the butter interests,
they should reflect that much OF our
butter is strong enough to protect It,
self.
There Is so much gas on the two or
three page article Of the picayunc,
with its cartoon of Edison couspicll-
Gus as a heading, that it looks very
much like a Gas Company's advertise
mcnt.
Never stand neal 4 wire fence dur
inc Il thunder storm, for the wires
will conduct electricity for many miles
and destroy life, as t..crc are no
ground wires TO conduct the fluid to
the earth.
We heartily endorse the compli-
mcnts OF the New Mississippian to the
Columbus Dispatch, The latter jour
nal has been offered for sale, but we
hope II may be so successful in It's Pc
cuniury management, as to cause a
withdrawal Of the offer,
The city of Columbus and Lowndc'
roanty went wet at the election OF
Tuesday, The dullncss of business IL
tho city no doubt had much 10 do will
it as ii furnished Il spccious, if not
sound argument in favor of the sale o
ardent spirits. The tan question wa,
also made TO bear upon tho result.
The vote in Alabama last Tuesday
was quiet and orderly, except in Mont
gomcry, where one prominent citizei
killed another. The full Democrat,
ticket vas elected says the Alobomidn
In Pickcns J. ClantOn received II larg'
majority for State Senator. Il. ID
Willctt, jr., and A. j. Coleman were
elected to the Legislature, 0. l.. Nc
Kins'ry being defeated.
T. G,..Williams was elected Probat,
Judge. Burt Upchurch was clec,ct
clerk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

There were four northern Demo
Gratis OF distinctive national rcputa-
lions, in whom the south had impIi'
cit confidence. These were Tildcn,
Hendricks, Seymour and Thurman.
Onlv one suryivcs-Thurman Saml.
J. ii den died at his home on Wcdncs-
day last. The frail body, with its
great strong brain is Stillcd. TIN"
heart Whose every pulsation was poll.
tically and morally healthy, has ceased
to beat. The wisCst councillor, with
his broad American Intellect, will now
live only in that Immortality which
good men leave rs a legacy to their
country. If we were to select mode!
types of northern and southern men
for an ideal of all that was patriotic,
noble and generous, We would name
/ Saul. s, Tildcn and Alexander ii. Ste
pEcns. Both were men Ci trail bod
les, but powerful intcIlcctS, both were
conscientious and in%corrnptiblc, both
were patriots. There were no anIag-
onism in their natures, however much
they might have differed on political
questions. If all our public men had
been cast in the same mold, what Il po-
l%,ical paradise this country might en-
JOY, but we hope it will be long before
we forget the lesson of their lives, OF
wildly stray from their teachings,
Theirs was true conservatism, not
that wishy.washy kind, that da!lies
with vital issues, but that which comes
from a sound judgment, and a real
love for the whole country.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07
SALE.
The State of Mississippi.
Soxubcc Crunty.

The State of Mississippi.
SOxubce Crunty.
Mrs. d. II. Fulton .r..
Citizens Mutual Insurance COL
Nv virtue of the above-statcd writ direct
cd to me from tho Office of W. Is. braecy'
cicrk of the Circuit Court OF N0Nubce couh'
ty, | will, OH
Mon day, the,2d day Of August, 1886
IN r,ort oc the Court House door. within
local hours. sell to the highest bidder LOT
rnsh. the following described real ana per-
son,i uroprrty. which has been levied upon
to satisfy the nboyc-statcd writ and all costs
to-wit A.: ,,a ,ho
East half of southwest quarter ana thc
west half of southwest quarter anu 'he
wrs, half of southeast quarter scction !,
township II, range 10, and the east nan OF
the northeast quarter, and the west nail ot
thr northeast quarter, and the northwest
quarter, and the southeast quarter, alu wv
southwest quarter Of section !. township ~;
range 10: and the northeast quartcl' nnI
the east half of the southeast quarter, nnu
the west half OF the east nan OF ',c sou'n,
west quarter section ,, township To- range
10 and the east half of the northeast quar-.
ter and the west half of the northWcs.
uu,rtpr and the west half Of the east haIi
of the north vest quarter OF section :, loWh-
ship Is, range 10; and the east hali o. 'ie
northcas, quarter of section 3, township 3D.
range 10. and the east half OF lllt so"'i-
west quarter, and the west halt OF the Soutn
west quarter of section 10, toWhSllp 10;
range 10: and lots !, s. ., 10, 10 ana ioNuu
south half of lots | and = section - Town
shin Is, range 10. and known as the Cock,
rcli lands; and the northeast Quarter " y
section H., and north half OF section u.
township il, range Il and the west hali OF
the northwest quarter of section D. ana tht
northwest quarter OF northwest quarter
section :, township -. range Is, ana known
as the Stevens land, all said boNc-descr,pc
land, living and being in the county o. non
ibco, state OF Mississippi. Also the loi'o"'
ing described personal property to-w'l:
ON, mare mule, Belle, one horse mule ri,
one mare mule Mollie, one mule kii; one
mule Jack. one mule Beck. one mule fetr,,
one mule Ellen, rne mule Pat, one muI'
Martha. Que mule Tiger, one mule Ned, one
mule John. '. y. ho'rtho,,
juucj-3t '"o''"'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused
in the vicinity Of Paris, Texas, by the
remarkable recovery of Mr., }. Il. Cor
Icy, who was so helpless he could moi
turn in bed, or raise his head every
body said he was dying of Consump'
ton. A trial bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief, he bought u Ia. &C bottle aud q
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills; b!
the time he had taken two boxes o
Pills and two bottles of the Discovery
he was well aud had gained In ilcsl
thirty-six pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great Discov
cry for Consumption FREQ at j. i
Jones.
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Oktibbeha County Grange Fair.

A Starkyillc special to N. U. Plea
yunc, dated 3lst ult., says:
This has been a glorious week forOk-
tibbcha county. To-day AT Bells
srhoolhou-r closed a four days meet
in9 OF Oktibbcha county Grange FAIR
Association. a large crowd was in
attendance not only from this but ad-
Joining counties.
MANY fine stock animals were on ex.
hibition. consisting of ,horoue Inbred
horses. mules, hogs, sheep, etc.
Field products, such as corn. cotton
stalks, various CRUISES, also garden
products in endless variety, were rep
resented.
The ladies' department, consistin!
of all kinds of needle and fancy work
was especially attractive.
The culinary department, consisting
| of various kinds Of preserves, j%cllics
pickles, wines, etc, attracted much ad
mira.ion.'
Duringilc curse ofthc meeting olt
qucnt and appropriate speeches fror
Mr.. Walker, editor Of the MeridiaI
Farmers Advocate, DR.. Us MonigOnl
cry and Mr.. Wiley n. Nash,..and an cs
SAY from Mrs, Robert Pearson, wcr
received with much enthusiasm.
The next annual meeting will tax
placc a year hence. Our county not
stands us one of the banner counties {
the State in point Of diversity of croI
and industries.
II was announced on the ground TIN
the annual camp meeting would bcgl
at that point on Friday before u
fourth Sunday in August. Tho di
tinguishcd evangelist, Robert Pcarst
an Oktibbcha boy. will conduct u
services. Tents arc already bcii
erected aud an immense crowd is @.
pecied.
Since the spring floods the wealth
has hccn exceedingly dry and The GRO
now are suffering 6readfully from u
, drouth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

1t is strange that the Mobile Regis
fcr would publish the misrOprcscn,a.
'ions Of its correspondent, al" regard
Ing the Noxubce river, aud fail to in
srrt the most important part OF the
reply Of one Of our citizens. The Nox-
ubcc was originally declared q naviga-
Bile stream by the L. S. Government,
when the country was surveyed; il
has been officially declared so by the
L. ). Engineers ; it has been success,
fully Havigattl both before and siuct
the war, with but few of its obstruc
ton removed. and at this late. day ,C
repeat the stale appelIation of "strean
OF luld mud" aud to charge tina, it il
not fit for navigation, il mere cmpt,
bosh.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

Macon, Miss, August 81, 1882
RooNs Democratic EXEcUTIvE
COMMITTEE.
Committee met pur>uau; 20 call Of
its Chairman. Present J L GrigsS. \
D Binion, & 7 McGregor. NJ NJ VII
hams. J y WoodGn. q VI Gilmore, y
W simpson and q NJ Robertson.
The following resolutions were 6
doptcl:
Resolved. Tha' the Presidents Of
the variaaS clubs throughout tie
county. he am they are hereby direct
ed 70 call = meeting OF their rc>pec-
tive clubs for FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Sp.
1855. 10 vGtc Tor Circuit Clerk NJ NoN-
ubcc County. and 10 elect delegates to
a convention to assemble At the Court
House in Macon IT II O'Clock, 4. m, on
SATURDAY. SErr. 4TH. 1856, the spc-
cial election 10 I'll the vacancy in the
Circuit Clerks office having been call
eli for TUESDAY. SEPT I'M, 1886,
Resolved I'll. That the members Of
each club vote II said Primary klec-
ton on Friday. September sd, 1855 for
first and second choice ana that the
candidate receiving the highest num-
Der OF votes at any club for Isl choice,
Shall he entitled to the delegated vote
of said club and the delegates Of such
club are instructed to vote for such
candidate 50 long rs their judgment
shall dictate and the event Of = failure
go III 1.t. . rnNafNa tho nlfnr-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07
Cause Of Neura,Gia.

Il Is conceded by the Medical Pro.
fcssion that impoverished nerves rs the
caugc Of neuralgia When the nerves
are not properly fed, II IL an indication
that tho digestive organs ARE not doing
their work well. bMITH'S BILE
BEANS will surely relieve iDdigcs.
lion, and when the digestion Is right
everything else will I've r1pht. vigor aud
One Bean. For sale by aD druggists
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

Several OF her friends called TO see
Mis- Minnie Howell several times this
week.. but every time she had just
gone out calling. The rumor some
how got ont that she was..in town, and
of course her friends fastened to
greet her. Some OF the boys are so
disappointed they feel like taking the
train for \. ..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

II may sound monoionous, but We
cannot IN any issue withhold an earn.
est appeal to our farmers to save every
pound of hay they can find 10 cut.
Don't be afraid OF being overloaded
with forage; Whenever stock food be.
comes "a surplus" stock to dcvour II
spring out Of the ground. You can't
tell just why or how II Is, but n coun.
ty will FIJI up with live stock II stock
iced is cheap and abundant.-Exami
ncr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

Auditor Stone on Yesterday address
cd II circular letter to the Boards of Su.
pcrvisors, directing that in making the
county levy for the year 1886, they shall
rsgard the three and one half mills
levied under ian act in relation to pub
lie revenue" approved March Is, 1886
aSthc State tax proper, and upon which
the county levy fer 1886 should be bas'
cd.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

For its soothing and grateful in.
flucnce on the scalp, and for removing
and preventing dandruti, Ayers Hair
Nigor has no equal. 1t restores faded
or gray hair to It's original color, slim
ulaics the growth Ofthc hair and gives
il a beautiful, glossy and silken APP
pcaranCc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

A negro was arrested here last Tnc'-
lay bv three whit men from Cooks
vile, Miss. for stealing q suit OF
clothes. some money and a hat from n
negro who lives In the Cooksvillc
nci.hborhood. The prisoner was car
ricd back to stand trial for larceny
and burglary Gainesville Messcn'
ger,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

Our people. As rule, are exceedingly
inpatient under the rcd.tapc pcrtor.
mances Of the Government. The Fl
paso case illustrates this charactoris-
tic at present in the elamor for war
with Mexico. on account OF the real
or supposed insult TO our Government
BY the arrest of cdito Cutting, who
it Is claimed. has violated the law OF
our sister Republic by some obnoxious
publication in, his newspaper we be-
Iicvc. The offence, ii is claimed, was
committed on Amcrican.,oil. and il
such is the case, his arrest in Mexico
was a gross indigniiy and insult to
our Government, 1t seems, however
that Senior Romero, the Mexican Min
istcr. are satisfactorily settling the
matter. if the formers assurances are
well founded, a. Wcmu>t believe them
to be. We believed the storm will soon
blow over and ample PREPARATION will
be made by Mexico, if the case i OF
the character reported to ms by the
journals near ihe seat Of the trouble.
At a large mass meeting OF the citi-
zens OF Fl Paso, resolutions were pass
oil o~nrnS.iur thpir faith in the rood
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

II is reported that the Secretary Of
tho Interior contomplatcs a personal
visit 10 NIL Of the leading Indian tribes
aud reservations during tho approach
Ing recess, with u view Of studying
this hardest of administrative prob
lens thoroughly. There is 10 branch
II the public service 10 which he has
given more labor aud thought than
this: and In no branch has the result
"f Democratic administration been
wore healthiul. Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

The proprietor of The Clarion takes
occasion 10 express his profound sense
of obligation TO the members OF Con.
gress from mississippi, who, upon the
resignation OF Public Printer S. I.
Rounds, on Saturday last, recommend
cl him to the President for that very
honorable and responsible position,
The indications are that the appoint.
men, will 20 in another direction; bu,
10 be thus endorsed by gentlemen IA
miliar with his experience and capsci
~. is compliment mos, highly esteem
~ and gratefully acknowledged. il,
thinks that he could enjoy, Tor n few
ycars, the recreation OF directing III,
affairs OF the largest printing office Il
the world, with its tn DC thousand 0
more employees; but, in any event, i
will cDdcavor to keep busy.--Clarioi
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Wet and DRY.

The counties that have thus Tar voted
under the Local Option law have de-
cided ~ follows:
For Dry Copiah, Clarke, kcmpcr,
Laudcrdalc, Montgomery, Perry.
F0y. Uet-Adams, Alcorn, Chicka-
saw, Clay, Grenada. Harrison, lsnquc-
ma, Jackson, Pike, Warren, lalobusl q
Attala, Lowndcs.
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THT 1lNpRoP.

Nu>fr-. Iwatchct tie l''uy rain,
~ oaVarl 10 sweep. o'trt1c dU>H pain.
Now w>liu. >wjgi in msl5cncd slec.
Now SLOWLY. - ScHtIy, sNsuUly;
pro7 sNty drop, - cUWSrj;acy -,
SceN the same rgs;oa;ac cAvthbeow.
Thought how QailA ,heir p~tthas u,ra
Ws>la>;. : tSty sunk 10 silent earth;
Thought how >tor. v.> ;ht race they r,r
Now zone forever. ;Aou-h JUS, begun.
prop amer in,9 :, >N;NlN they -,
Nev..l, ,amc.a 'e on tse eSrta Aciow.
In them I >sw tAc';g OF the gay:
who Le,5-hIis pleasure. 1--we out = day.
Who IdiaN hUj orinelG 10y and mirih,
SluA. Ike the rdu in the silent earth,
proY .Ng7 j-oo. $ proudly they 90,
They re>; toSs;aIr on the earth below,
Now slow and SD they sweep through the
air.
In the sunshine - brilliant, - gentle, is,-
Nomora is heSri their muvmuving uir;h,
All have sunk deep in the silent earth,
Drop amer drop. ceased i, their mirtA
Al art 81; vc>, II the silent earth.
BESSIE RoGEE>.
49, s~r. 49,
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COMMISSIONERS" >
Tho State of Mississippi
Nexupco County
J. r. Belts

r. W. Phillips ct NJ. ), 4
IN pursuance of a final r1 :, I
IN Il The uabovc-sta,ed cause AUST , u
4. d., 1886, Of the ,ISe I ,he un !
May Ith, A. ID. ,s Sa,,s ,' app,
missioner in said ca''. I ,ns
Monday, the Cd. day o. , sss
in front of the door Of Il . .,Il
the town OF Macol'ii ~ 10 sci, sssl
legal hours, ploceen ~ iii,
TO- ies tho highest and D ss,,,s e'i i
situate si,s TEN in said county anu Al /,
East East half Of nor t,sr,sr q /
south "Sui b. end Of east nay }, acre. al !
,dr w ., s' half Of northwest Y
4, ali Ia township d. lah''
Terms Of sa,c, sp ,,,as ra, DE-.
IA believed ali Q we'd to be pcr iss,. il
convey such title as '''''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
The State of Mississippi,
NOxubce County,
The Estate
OF In Chancery.
TAau.u nl

Teresa Cole.
pursuance Of Il final decree rendered I'm
the above stated cause ut the April Term,
A. D. 1886, Of the Court aforesaid, dated
May 4tll, A.. ID. 1896, the undersigned Adj.
ministrator will Oh
Monday, the I'd day Of August, A. D., 1888,
in front OF the door Of the Court House in
the town of Macon, In said county, within
legal hours, proceed to sell AT public oglcry
to the highest and best bidder, the follow.
ing described real estate, lying and being.
situate In said County and State to.yii
The south half Of northwest quai Ter nm,
north half Of northwest quarter, section,
33, township 10. range ~ east.
Terms o, sale spot cash,
The title to the above described prop,t.
~ ~ believed to be perfect, but | -hall onl,
convey such title M vests In me by win,
Of said final decree.
june 20, 1889, Admr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07
RoBus7 Health

Is not always enjoyed by those who seem
to possess it. The faint Of corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining the
constitution. In time, the poison will GER
tainly show It's effects, and with allthe more
,irulcncc the longer it has been allowed
to permcatc the system. Each pimple, sly,
bot. skin disorder and sense of unnatural
lassitude, or languor, is one of Natures
warnings of tho consequences OF neglect.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

The Mississippi Railroad Commits
sion, rs cX.oflicc Board Of Control OF
the Mississippi Pcnitentiary ,,has issued
an order to the ~lcssccs forbidding the
working Of convicts outside of the
walls many of the mechanical pursuits.
This order was invoked by the peti.
ton of 100 mechanics of Jackson,
which was inspired by the fact tina,
Gen. Will Henry, the General Mana
ger of the Pcnitcntiary, aud Mr.. Rus
sell. the clerk. were having residences
built chiefly by convict labor. The
Railroad Commission is of some use
after all.--Nicksburg Post.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

Mr., Goodrich, q carriage painter,
has done work here for Mr.. G. NJ. Dill
lard. Or. Holman and other. which
speaks for itself, and shows that he is
q master Of his trade. lie solicits
work iu his line and guarantees SIT.
istaction. Order, left with Mr. James
Williams, south side of Court square,
will receive prompt attention,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

We can't begin to tell you al out what
Bargains VIC can offer You Come and
SEQ yourself. AT the GOLDEN EAGLE,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

Mr.. F.. y. Hamitcr is in town sci.
Ting up his business affairs, and be
made IL happy by 8 call.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

Mr.. r. n. Black Is travelling Tor sn
oshkosh, Wis, house. selling doors,
windows. sash, blinds &c. He is in
Noxubce this week, sud would be
glad to take orders in his line.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07
Our University of Mississippi.

This University. is the best in the
Southwest. 1t has been greatly criti-
ciscd lately but it has omG ont Of the
fire like pure gold. The Trustees who
are fifteen in number, scattered all over
the state, have Investigated the insti-
tuition thoroughly, and in June last
they declared every 1ilicc from the
Chancellor down to Tutor vacant; they
then proceeded to r~c.clcct all bat )
members of the faculty; the postponed
election to ill these ) chairs until -
July and invited competition, III
Secretary sent notices OF these vacan-
cics TO the great bureaus of education,
to the Press and to the Universities
and colleges of the Couutry-lhc result
was when the Trustees met in July
they had about 800 applicants to select
from for these chairs, and their sclcc-
ton OF the same Old Faculty of the
University of Mississippi from so ma
ny learned and distinguished cduca-
tors is practical evidence that at last
the Trustees conclude that the Faculty
OF the University lisa good II and
that they can do no better than to keep
them. Prof. +. L. Larkin was rc-clccl.
cd Tutor.
Rev. DR.. Wheat was unanimously
transferred to the chair of Mctaphys-
les and Prot. Addison llOgc, of llamp-
den Sidney College, was unanimously
elected to the chair OF creek.
Gen. Stewart having voluntarily re-
signed the CHARACTERISTIC in a very
handsome letter to tho Board-thc
Board then authorized the Faculty TO
elect from their own humber a Chair
man of the Faculty.
The Trustees have appropriated 500
for advertising their University this
year and with the assurances TO the
people tina, they have in the Universe
ty of Mississippi an institution excel.
lent in its Faculty of instruction, supc-
rior in its curriculum. in lis high stand.
ard of scholarship, in its apparatus and
appliances for the study of HE physical
sciences and the rare opportunities il
affords for q thorough education IN
History and Political economy, il
Greek and Latin and English Langua
g2s and Literature, in Mathematics
Physics and Astronomy, in Natnra
History, in Modern Languages, in Law
in metaphysics and Logic, in Prepare
tory Education, in Chemistry and il
Elocution; it is confidently expected
thai the University Of Mississippi viii
open en- S0th Sept. next with new lit
and increased numbers. The location
is healthy, the discipline is good. OK
ford is famed for its morals, its refine
society, its good order, its school
churches and sobriety.
: The graduates of the University q
; Mississippi are becoming great in pow
err and inilycncc and numbers in Tia,
State.
= We advise every young man in Mi,
9 sisissippi especially TO 90 to Oxford.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

We are not concerned 50 much Just
now about the credit side Of our lcd1.
tr a. We are about the debit side,
We could stand the heated term very
well If we could lust get enough cssh
to pay expenses, snd we know some
folks who onght to come 10 our relief.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07
MyriadS of Cures

Achieved by AYERS SARsAPARILLA, in
the past forty years, are attested, and there
Is no blood disease, at all possible Of cure,
that will not yield to it. Whatever the
ailments OF this class, and wherever found,
from the scurvy of the Arctic circle to the
"veldt-sorcs" Of South Africa, this en-
cdy has afforded health to the sufferers
by whom it was employed. Druggists
everywhere can cite numerous eases, with
In their personal knowledge, of remark
able cures wrought by it, where all other
treatment had been unayailing. People
will do well to