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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-02

Let no man YAK pale because
Of opposition. Opposition Il Whist
he wants and mast have.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-04-02

Among the cards sent In to Pres
ident Cleveland on the 18th, was
the following.
al have been voting for Dem0-
cratic Presidents for f~orty-eight
years, aud would like to SEQ one
before i die.
]. 7. NEWMAN.
The President directed that be
be asked In at once.
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Hart. Gary's Neglected Grave.
Greenvil2e Netgs.


While visiting friends of Abbeville
county during this month had occa'
sion to pass the site of the old Taberna.
Gle church. The structure some years
ago mas removed, I am told, to the
fourishiug town of Greenwood, and the
spot where the people once gathered to
worship from miles around is now given
up to the care Of the birds by day and
the night hawks by night.
This want of care for the sacred spot
is certainly reflection Oh the citizens
of the community, but when we know
that the remains of some of the county's
best citizens and States noblest sons rest
there, it is more than reflection. 1t
should cause kindred and friends to
hang their. heads in shame for this gross
neglect of the remains of departed
friends and relatives, for is it not by the
care of the graves we judge the extent
the memories are cherished by the living !?
IF the memories are cherished at oil,
should they not prompt the citizens to
gather at least once each year and clear
away the underbrush that is fast becom.
ing trees, and the briars that are striving
to take possession of the burial ground ?
/ am told, Mr.. Editor, that the
remains of one lie there who was always
found in the front rank leading his men /;
who freely offered his life on the fields
of Virginia fer our beloved State, and
who in 1876 gave his time, his talent
and his means to redeem our State from
the rule of the oppressors, and but for
his wise counsel and determined action
I seriously doubt whether success would
have been realized in that year. This
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The Abbeyille Democracy.

ABBEv1LLE, August 23.--The returns
from our Primary Election, held last Sat.
.urday, were reported to the Convention
to-day. Gen. r. r. Hemphill received
the nomination for the State Senate with
out opposition, and the following gentle.
men we're nominated for the House of
Representatives in the order named !:
Rev. j. N. Young, Capt. R. j. Robert.
son, Capt. W. E. Barmore and Hon. W..
H. Parker. The fifth place on the ticket
will have to be filled and another Prima.
iry is ordered for Saturday, the 4th of
September. The two candidates referred
back to the Primarysto be voted on for
the fifth place are Capt. w. d. Mars and
DR.. G. 81. Waddell, both of them re-.
naming 30 even that it will be difficult
to say which will be the lucky man.
Capt. Ed. Cowan defeated Geo. o.
Hodges for the Office of School Commits.
sioner by 224 majority. This race was
very spirited. Only two men were nom.
mated for County Commissioner, Capt.
Joel w. Lilies and Capt. G. M. Mattison.
The third place will be contested for in
the next Primary by Capt. ], N. King
and Capt. w. D. Mann. There was no
election for Auditor, Capt. Parks and a.
w. Jones both remaining pretty even,
Parks receiving 1,2l0 and, Jones LII.
The vote was pretty full. being 2,701.
OF course the election returns did not
tally with the expectations of a good
many people, but the nominees are all
good men, .-Dispatch to Neacs and Courier.
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Secretary Bayard will Retire.

WASHINGTON, August 18.-There
seems but little doubt that when the
Mexican troubles are settled Secretary
Bayard will retire from the Cabinet.
This statement is made upon reliable
authority coming from close and near
friend Of the Secretary. He would do
so now were it not for the unfayorable
comment it would create. To do so
now his actions would, he knows, be
misconstrued and attributed to the un-
pleasant feature of the Mexican EN-.
broglio. Much, Of course, will depend
on the manner in which settlement OF
the affair is made. If Mr.. Bayard can
sustain himself before the people and
receive their general approval, which he
says he does not have at the present time,
the question of resigning may be recon:
sidered.
First Assista:snnttSec Secretary Of State
Porter will in all probability resign as
soon as the business of the Office will ad.
NIT of it. The real cause for Mr.. Por.
ter's dissatisfaction has grown out OF the
unpleasant relationship that has sprung
up between Bryan, Secretary Bayard's
private secretary, and Mr.. Porter. It is
claimed, and stated by those in position
to know, that Bryan, who is empowered
to act for the Secretary in the Secretary's
absence, has grown dictatorial and self.
important, oftentimes overriding the will
of Mr.. Porter, and that it is quite out OF
the question to get on with him. An
effort has been made to have the Secre.
tary provide for Bryan in! some other
capacity. where he will not come in con-
tact with the heads of various depart.
ments, which may be brought about. II
this is done Mr.. Porter may remain, but
if not be has signi6ed his intention to
retire as soon as the important matters
now pending are disposed Of.
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Easley's Bright Hopes.

We learn upon good authority that it is
the purpose of the Columbia and New.
berry railroad.to extend their line to
Easiey. The reason for this is to get the
benefits of competitive freight rates from
the Richmond and DanYille and the
Cumberland Gap Railroad, when that
great line is built, which we feel assured
will be in the near future; but should
this latter enterprise fail then the Colum.
bin and Newberry will take up the line
via Eastatoe Gep and pass through to
the west. But the building of both of
these roads in the course of few years,
we look upon as certainty, and then
with the extension of the Savannah
Valley Railroad 10 this place, Easley and
Pickeas County will start on b' ON
never before witnessed by any other sec
ton of this State.-Easley Messenger.
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A Human Plncushion. :

YORK, Pa, August ia we'll known
York dressmaker has undergone q num-
Der of surgical operations in the last few
days for the removal of pins and needles
from her hands. feet aud other portions
of her body. About thirty of the little
implements have been extracted, and it
is doubtful whether all have yet made
their appearance. The young lady,
who resides on South George Street, was
made quite Ill by her strange experience,
but is now able to be about, and no se-
rious consequences are feared. It is said
to have been the habit of the young lady
to hold pins aud needles in her mouth
while engaged in her work, and it is sup.
posed some of them slipped down her
throat and made their way through her
flesh to the parts of her body at which
thew presented themselves.
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soldiers statesman was M. W. Gary. His
grave am told is unmarked save by u
mound of mother earth and rural rock
marks the place of rest of that head that
80 successfully directed tho boys in gray
us long Us there was hope and planned
the calnpaign of '76. Should this,be 80 ?
I say no Let the soldiers of his once
famous command and his red shirt fol.
lowers of '76 take the matter in hand
and raise fund that will raise spire as
tall as the lonely pine of that vicinity.
Let us pay just honor to the dead hero
that We, TO our shame, failed to honor
while living.
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MISS MAGGIE EVANS School will
M begin OF. first Monday in September.
She has Just erected new and commodious
school house. which she has supplied with
afl the conYeniences and appliances for
successful tcuching. Terms us heretofore.
Drawing taught without extra charge.
Credit given for public money. Miss Vir-
ginia Evans will teach music. Terms,
$500 for 20 weeks. For further informa-
ton apply to Miss Maggie Evans.
Aup 26. 1886 D.
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Beat His Wife TO Death.

PROSPERITY, Angus; ia brutal
murder was committed about seven miles
from here yesterday morning. Robert
Harmon, negro living on Mr.. Ben.
Nichols's place. became jealous of his
wife and beat her to death. Her neck
was broken and her body beaten to a
Jelly and her skull was broken. He was
last night, and put in Jail to
day.-Dispatch to Mcaos and Courier.
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The efficacy of oil in stilliug L

- The efficacy of oil in stilling the
waves during an ocean gale has recently
received fresh demonstration. Capt.
Trsnt, of the steamer Nenetion, which
towed the disabled steamer Vera into
port, is reported by the Maritime Register
to have made most successful expert.
r,ent with oil. While heavy seas were
constantly breaking over the Warra in
the gale of August 8, Capt. Trant caused
an old bag to be hung from each side OF
the aVc1etion and towed some distance
astern, with the instant effect of smooth.
Ing the sea about the disabled steamer in
t0W.
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THE ANDERSON
MILITARY ACADEMY

THE Exercises of this institution will
l. be resumed on the 1st September
next, under the Superintendence of the
undersigned, aided by Teachers of recog-
nized ability.
Tho military feature will be more dis.
tinctly marked than heretofore, and the
Natural Sciences will also receive increased
attention.
The terms for Board and Tuition will re-
main as heretofore.
Aup <. 1896
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Ssmiinistration of the Government under
,Repnblissnrule, aud will discuss mum.
bar of objects Of contemporaneous inn
portance. The committee not being in
spossession ofS funds to enableit to distrib.
afe the book gratpi.o .onsly, has determined
|to send sc, prepaid by mail, to the,
address of any person who will make
application therefor and transmit the
sum Of one dollar.
The Republican congressional Com.
:mittee il also oshard at WORK, and willsoon
have read for distribution some interest
Ing reading matter Notwithstanding
The warmSW weather the buildings occupied
sby Che. respective campaign committees
can bes: found brilliantly lighted every
night, and "a score or more faithful and
jealous disciples found in their shirt
sleeves hard 81 work getting campaign
fuel into, form with which TO scatter the
:enamy inithe Fall: !
There are butt few officials Of high
degree iinsths city at present. Most Of
them have gone OF On, q Summer iaunt
tos return some time between September
the fst and fifteenth. The clerks do not
seem lso oanxii6nsto getaway this Summer,
except tie new pointees, who are anx.
Iiops % experience the feeling Of drawing
4 whole month 8 salary in advance on
which is resssireate forS thirty days. The
sensation Il q delightful one. g may be
imagined and loses none Of its sweetness
with age. &
The distribntion Of alnables captured
during the late war has. commen ced under
|. .ths recent aet, ,of Congress, and many
|shones;h haaeaiready yibeen made happy BY
|fths rstnIn Of old family relies and Hheir-
looms supposed tos have been lost for all
time The department has experienced
much tronble in finding the rightful
owners Of some of the property, bp,
thers will be very llttie Of Il 1eit without
8 - claimant sApplic ications hare eoms il
without number and in many cases nc
trace nfsthe property could be found i
thonght that most every person who
had .yaiuahles taken away from them
- II :. "A fo,. .,,.t Il,
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carrying out of the death penalty. The
case will: then go to the Supreme Court
for review. =.
It is the generally expressed view Of
the lawyers that the Supreme Court will
mot interfere:if Judge Gary refuaesa new
trial, as the: Court, it is commended, ruled
with great liberality toward the defend
ants counsel land read to the jury nearly,
every instruction asked for on behalf tof
the defendants. W.
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~
u 81 SSIsj; 1S Ilisl %
d & M s0f Fessurys General,
ior pnbli Mon isll'
4 e 3pI ia ;ot nnpSid alancea due
i z Il II s tstss q 8 4 citizens i i
4 . off q plincipal only, and
4 M d; 81 kkss set taken toRatd q
"a 5a5jlk 6i,s kiion &c 4 interest tions. u,
\ ssSps 81 IS ihzse 81 j sgesum Of mon
RUIZ j1s iicasur ads mp OF little,
sc:aSssls .tby .tI Iesdln Of interest
81 h l6ass 8 & iili various timea failed;
SS sescI G xia ssI spssIIssons 8 fore whom they were
siIt tSniied defetp psdresp persons Nhos weIs
s6S}dSst M 8 b ssnough to ain that there
Nh sfed dik Is sbsm Il III ii the seasnry on
sSeo;ilit Isl unpaid interest, have had.
aSs |SRxs iIicall s. is getting their money,
! W possiible obstacle was put lin in
5li sStksif sii saS sad most pnle leaaonsble proofs
sofs So cansfs E iTs and IDENTITY demanded.
DON sxcspt a;as iiayorad few were ever
~ no
s s,as ,,ss. ss;sssss >. - -
saaS B 3 sao ,s .s s.ssts =
~ sass ssS ~, 81, 4,
~: s,s;n,sd .,.s,, 3,
sao1asss Wy 8 -, ~ ss.s..
snstS VIE g, 3 ~ ~ seuns,s !
4 as slots ne Engiand. Rno aants sas gollu
eysE 0 hnd il.s cssdlss sWnl.s oal saoss.n
aens \. not sonly Keeps sguss5 1nsn "
selns1a g laade on = Dus even Wnen
den,aud g mace, puts all enslasles possl.
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FOR SALE.

A Very Fine Jersey Heller Calf.
WILL be four months old September
w IlI,. 1856.
a. Il. TOWERS.
Aug 90, 1886 I
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Notice to Contractors.

VXTILI. be let to the lowest bidder, at
w Eares Bridge OH Tuesday, 18th day
septembcr, 1856, at II o'clock O.. M, a con
tract to build new bridge Over. Seneca
River at that point. Bids for the con-
struction of an Iron Bridge there will also
be received up to that date. The specifica.
tions for the work can be found in the of.
fice of the Commissioners after September
10th, and will be announced at the time
the contract is let. The Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
JOSHUA JAMESON.
A. o. NORRIS,
w. j. ROBINS,
Board County Commissioners A. G..
E. w. LONG, Clerk.
Aug. 20, 1886
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sbe impossible to dispose Of the motion
during the present term, butEby Iagree.
sment the motion could be argued al, the
September term: This was agreed ito by
.he defence. The Court let the motion y.
BE- entered and continued until the next
terri, and the defendanta were taken
back 20 jail. &
eis understood that the Sauthof1ties
now contemplate the immediate arrest OF
all persons even indirectly connected with
The Hsymarket tragedy for conspiracy,
and that in this knowledge many OF the
active leaders, hearing the outcome OF
the verdict, ara preparing TO leave the
city. & -. = s.i'''9s Z.
Mira. Parsons and her female comPan,
ion, after leaving the Courtroom, returned
and seated themselves by. den. ". "a:
Parsons, of Texas, q brother OF, one, OF
the condemned. The trio discussed the
outcome among themselves. The prison;
;ers we're conveyed through the covered
iron way which leads from, the Court;
room 70 thejaik and were at once placed
in the cage, small compartment near
q = n atafx, cnvn,ad NTH
Da.lea ana.ss iunp'1y NJ. So Uera ;o;nsd
q tnick wire nesting. meao Jo.usa Jsa
there ssnotsiy Dy osS tnsll asDaneys, WIZ ~,
extended 20 snem Rnat encouragement
Was insthelr power IN regard % t9e nope
.ot relief Son, appeal. spies nao aives.eo
Ehimselts sof his coat and seemed 70 oe tne
most thoroughly composed OF sne elgnt.
NnnVQTa4
his attorneys but stated tDa. ne ns.sd naa
e premonition that bus iase was seated,
.Enge!, who mas main!aineo very aui.e I've
air throughout the t.lai, appeared 70 ~ pc 70
the most thoroughly aePtessea y:s 9ltss
lot He saton . bench with MS hands
Iclenched in front OF him, LOOKING at tae
floor. He did not even iook up 70
respond to q remark from one OF his
companions. Lingg. the young bomb.
maker, walked about the cage somewhat
nerv0nsly and would not respond TO 9
salutation by q newspaper reporter. he
had lost his smile, and ne displayed the
effect Of the excitement OF the ordeal OF
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A Chance to Make Money

A N Agent wanted to sell the Taylor &
II Cox Fire ]Gxtinguisher in Newberry
and Spartanburg Counties. Last Fall one
weeks; another agent in about six weeks
something over $1,000. Apply to
C. E. HORTON, Williamson, 8. G.
Aug 10, 1885 8 2
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For Congress-.

The friends of Judge J. S. CoTHRAN announce
him as a candidate for Congress from the Third
Congressional District subject to the action Of thu
Democratic Primary or Convention, whichever
plan may be adopted.
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Z MEN s. 10 0 BE, HANGED.

! SThes Verdict OF: The Jury In the Anarchist
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MUSICAL,

MUSICAL.
MRS. A. N. PINKIND
WILL resume her professional duties
w Tuesday, Sept 7th, 1886, at MIR.
Tolly's residence.
Piano, Organ, Violin, Guitar. and Vocal
Music Taught.
Aug 26. 1885 2
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DIR. WOODROW ACQUITTED.
The Verdict of the Augusta Presby,or,

AUGUSTA, August 1S.-The Presby.
terry of Augusta, in session at Bethany
Church, near Union Point, which has
been engaged fol, two days in the trial Of
DIR. Woodrow for heresy in teaching
evolution, concluded their trial last
night. On the final vote Is voted Wood
row not guilty to . guilty on the first
count Of the Indictment. On the other
counts the majority in his favor was lar.
ger. DR.. Adams, conducting the prose
cution, at once gave notice of appeal 10
the Synod in Sparta in October.
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For County commissionar

]. G. cL1NKscALEs respectfully announces
himself candidate for reelection to the Office Of
School Commissioner, subject to the action Of the
Democracy of Anderson County
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For School Commissioner.

To the voters of Anderson County: hereby
announce myself candidate for nomination at
the primary elec tion for School Commissioner Of
Anderson County, promising II elected to give my
undivided attention to the duties required.
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~. = 49, III ,ar, sl, ba, ,hat a
ars leale.s ~ :. .st..sA.ss..s s..A. ~. !.
month or Two; ago tneFe was g gleass To.
In Chicago, at which time number OF
nersonss were Killed and seriously Nonnd.
81 n "a III z, 8 I. ,,sal hv mar!
~ 8 Aoap.e ~ seA'ss - 80, =. )
chlsta number ot sRnom were arres.eo
Immediately alter tho not. Iheir trlal
has ;1st q. ended and seven Of them; are TO
Il. N. ~. !. an acconnt !.
5 p nsuss ~ -
'9l sne snalng = sps !. ~
@ CHIcxao, August g S.-The Court was.
called 70 order at 800. The prisoners
could be seen By very tew an the Court.
room. They presented abont their usual
appearance, though Spies and Fischer.
locked! !deathly pale The jury arrived az
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The friends of COLUMBUS WARDLAw, Esq,
respectfully announce him as q candidate for
Judge of Probate in this County, subject to the
primary election. He is we'll qualified for the du.
ties of the position, and II elected will mako q
faithful and efficient officer,
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J. C. C. FEATHERST0N.
E. W. LONG is hereby announced as candl.
didate for the Office Of Probate Judge Of Anderson
County, subject 10 the action Of the primary elec.
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III Tue Clty.
Students of my School, boarding at any
place, will be responsible to me for their
conduct.
Further information with regard to
my School will be cheerfully furnished.
Don't hesitate to apply for it.
Aug 12. 1886 5 3m
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County Auditor

Tho friends of T.. J. WEBB respectfully noml-
nate him as q candidate for reappointment to the
Office of Auditor of Anderson County, subject to
the Democratic primary election. .
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Aug 20, 1886
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Aug 5, 1886
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-31

rroc,c a. womams domain. ana sne y
.,,,;,le,l 20 everything that can oe a'."eu
: !, mare her much annoyance ana ns'"
,.,,nr There are many convenience
.-,,;ch n brought IN use, are snexprnrisr'
snd w;ll materially tighten me onrnrn
..d labor az the hou sewife. fr"m,nen'
among these convenience Il tne npa-
!. .ctn Porcelain Churn. which - hec'-
30 with such remaarksble sale a." ~
cess wherever introduced. VINO esr'
go ,hese churns will nccd no expians
,son AZ the reasons Tor the great deman"
rn;s rhnrn Il soid solely GA iis mes"e
snd 80 40 this knowing that wnereve'
= ZOOS II will make clean record l"'
so,iowinv are few Of the many ndvnn
,sres conceded 10 the Porcelain Churs
I'M, ~, Who have used them. viz /: -.
,r.ss ssv;uu 70 labor. ~. II l. 80 con
s.rmc,ed that il absolutely can not irak
81. The quality Of the butler; 'ne .ns -
/ parts being such a. mot - "y".. 49,
! grain Of the butter. an lne q"a"',
! ~ the butter; the constrnc''"" - -
ldasher being such Is 10 suhJec' 80 =. -
! cream 70 IN equal amount o. sx"ns'v'
lcausjug the butter 10 come very ess"''
thereby producing more 0usier ssom
4 given amount 81 cream hAu any ~
/. ,.huru eau. 6ih. the ease o. rem". ~.
j he butter and washing the caSvn. y.
|" .u,ire TOP Of the churs ie opes we" =
l, c"ver Il taken "a thus giving ao"mns
- .ccess for removing the butter. AZ 70
= i required 20 thoroughly cleanse !
q !. churu Il 70 put In some not water =
I. 1--WE the crank few turns - appes
- suce. Il would be AZ ornament :" =
i room In the house. ~ :,
q 10 responsible parties We VII g
a this c:.urn on Ten davs. trial For save
q friedman. Scheirich y Co.. nnr"w'
y store. corner ID aud Jackson Sts-' p
In r depot. jasper. Ind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-31

Senator John A Logan. o. Illinois
a;sd a his Washington City home a.
SUNDAY. Of acute rheumatism ne W. ~
~ most popular western candidate TO-
~ Rsnnblican nomination for Presidru'
~ lsas. and his place ~ that party WI ~
/ BE- very hard % MI he va : sp's""n
so,l;er. both during the Mex'cs" ~
sna ~ lat war. always brave !" sao !
Ara gaining his promotions ~ merit y
srs;on. The brightest pages o. ~. ~
tory win be those telling o. ne mM ill.,.
career. - be was ~ no sense = s'a'e'
n fnall.
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Great excitement has been canseu y.
49, vicinity Of Paris. Tex. " ne II
" 80 recovery Of Nj. J. F. Ccr.ey,
mo 90 - helpless he could MOI sus s.'
!. IA. or raise he sscad; evervoo"s
ala ~ WA diving X Consumption. :
,sss, ho,sIe II Dr. Kimg'e New Discovery
80 ant him. Finding reIicf. he nonxn
1 large bottle and = eox o. - - 4.
New Life Pills; BY the time &c -" '.., !"
KEN two bcxes of Pills ana two wv" -,
~ he Discovery. Ne was well a"u r. 40
GAINED II flesh thirty -six pounds. ~ 80
I nnstles ar this Crest Discovery Icr ~
sn,np,lon free q Mshringer Bros. =