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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-26
SuNlnlOnS.
N THE COUNTY COURT, IS AND FOR tGc County Of Cochise, in the IcrriL'ry ot Arizona. HENRY DUBACHER, Plaintiff

\ THE COUNTY COURT, IS AND FOB
 the County Of CoChisc, in the Icrr!t'ry ol
 Arizona.
 HENRY DUBACHER, Plaintiff
 FRE2REIck GERRBARDT, Dh.
 Action brgught in the County Court oi Coetise County, crritrry of Arizona, and Inc ron,p|amt filed in the said couEiy oi Co; eLise. i'll thc office O. the Clerk ol lhe sala Cuun:y Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting O Frederick CfarharGt, dcirpcanI:
 Ton are hereby required io appear Tn an ...ii,u brought against y0u by the abOfc ,ap,cd plan, iii, iii the County Court "1 Co- vhi-r cuuntv crritO'y ut Arizoh", anu to answer inc cumi laImt fiji, tEcrein, w'thh tvr,,t, days trxriliaive of the day oi scrFIcej '.r.,.. tl,r s,ryiee on you of this sum Ions, i" served within this com y; or II served Inf ,C lhis county, bat in this Gistri't, %iIh ;n tnirry days: otherwise within ior!y days, nr ntymrllt by default will be taken g,e,;.'>l y.u according 5u tie prayer oi sald coHii ia!a!hi. ..-.. .,,, ,, ..,,nfi;,u sd dissolution uI cn-HArIncrsAIl' and igi:.ruent for amount due rom "e' 'eho- .n, in .,,lAintir, as luiy appears by the com, ,l.;,,, ,i,,.d br;cin, a duly certified copy ol r.r,..h i, hereto attachrd. And you are Hereby po,iiirl that ii yru tH! To appeal .,,, .,,,s;,.,.r t.r sad voHiai:.;. as above rc. ,,I,ir.I ,lc said piAmlitf will lake lHaEmei' ,t,,,.;.,.f ,ou hy default aud apply tn the ,,nurt tgi the relief demanded Ill the com IIiint , .o.l of tb, Con, tv Court of CochiSe touhiy. ie' ',"' If Al zsaa li,is 3rd day Of ssp'cnhe.' "' , l3,f v-,Tr,gr f,lerk
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L Amcs De.cndnnt

!. Amts, De.CEUANI
 The Territory of Arizona sends grecti 2 10 4 Amcs. defendant: Ncu are hereby sumlnun,d d nd req g fred to appear before me at ny p;hcc ln omb tone, cHUhty UI ctise, on ;bc 3Oth day Auril, A D 1S32 at 10 o'clock a h.. t1 answer @ com pIaint uf the ahOyc-nGmcd pi9'rtill-, who n .ni of you that you are indab' cd to tta . n
 sIn or SjI, fer goods tGG mclci.cn:isG pu~ , ed aud delivered to oE O your own IGstarLo
 .cqIest, more fGliy app als ''y comP'a'n' oG fl To ia my O:iice- Ana if yoG lIl 10 ap arand answer said cor plaiLt hercIn re oieed, the plaintiff vii! t..ke judcmeyt against u as demanded and far the costs O: ths sui, ell under my hand tEis End day oi March D ! 6. O- I. - .t.I
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FOES SALE.

Furnished Eoue of three rooms and kitchen, complete for house keep ing, On Allan street, between Scv nth and Eighth. Will be sold cheap if applied for at once. For particulars ,pply at this office. 8-l4 i'm
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< stavfoyd, Plaintiff, ]
Nathaniel Alexand r. Dcrt.

Nathaniel Alrxund r, DcTt.
 The Territory of Arizo 2 sends greeting to Natran el Alexander, dciendant: You are ere by summ oned and required 10 pppear be fore me ai my office in Tombstone, county of COchlse, on me 30th day of Aplil, A D lsS5, ut ten o'clock a. m, to answer the complaint of the aboye-nained plaintiffs, who GennRd of you that vuu ard ill dc 9tcd 70 them in the sum of S9l.25, fer goods and merchandise purchased aud delivered to yuL al your own instance aad request. more fully appc rs by complaint now on file in my oilca. And if you fail to appear and answer sLld cola- D aint ns herein required the plairJtl's will take iudgmcRt against you as demanded and f.r The costs .ol this suit, Given uhdcr ny hand this first day of March, A. D. 1885.
 C. E. ALVORD, J. P.
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Is acknowled ged by eminent surgeons the purest and finest known, and inyalutab to invalids.
 SIMNONDS' KENTUCKY MA BOB BOCR BON WHISKY has been well known for many years, being unsurpa ssed for it's czcsSs lent quality and delicious fl aYor, Evorybosy who h9s tried it says it Is the best iH the world.
 Families supplied Ly the gallon, cass GIT p,ttje.
 szS None genuine unless my Signatu.e is across the cork, e. Simm )nds."
 Ny a~ent is authorized to sell to NV trade, half barrel, barrel direct shipment frcn KeR- iucky or from his warehouse q; San Bernar- dino Sold by the bottle and gallon
 BOTHIN, TWEED & COMPANY.
 soie Agents for Tom bstons and vicinity.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-26

Any parties wishing to go overland 10 Kingston, at reasonable rates, should call upon Geo. W. Buford, who is going very shortly and has accommodation for five passen- -ars 2e-3
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No l, in the c.unty tf Cochise, Territory ot Arizona be'ore c. E Alycrd, J. F.; GcmaEd SG4. adv ell G Stanford, tlaiHtiti,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-26

For the finest pickled pigs feet in the city, 8 to Martin OLaughlin's butcher shop, corner Seventh and Fremont streets. ) 7-tf.
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The Fountain,

The Fountain Chop House is the cool place in the city to take meal. No smo heat or sEIell from thc kitchen, it beinP tireiy separate from the dining room fore-qUaTter beef used. Nothing but choicest ctts, fish, game, Oysters,etc. - vste entrance troIn Toughnut street. to boxes: oct7
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-26

Fifteen dollar pants for eleven dol- CTS at Harris inc tailors. S-I3if
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Nu 1, ill the Cuurty Of Cochise, Terrifo of Arizora, before c, E. ANord, J. F.; SymaLd,
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NOTICE.

Having ehis day sold my under taking business to Jos. Pascholy & Co. I respectfully request all need ing his services to call upon him. All bills to date will be paid and collected by myself.
 A. J. RITTER. April 29, 1886. 4-29-lm Referring to the above we would say that we will endcavor to give the public the same courtt ous treatment and fair dealilg they have received in the past from 4[r A. J. Ritter.
 Jos. PIsCHoLY k Co.
 Successors to A. ;. RITTER.
 4 29-lw
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-26
Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the slSin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balnl.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-26

AnGcuseI beer III iraugh5 u thc } En- iJneb thrown ip
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-26

Mrs. Head has been appointed agent for Connor's ranch butter which she receives fresh every Satu' day. Also fresh butternsilk oil hand
 SIT
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
SPRING CREEK AND VICINITY

Vest Eastman's cane mill is in full
last Vest is prepared to make 4
large quantity Of sorghum and of q
superior grade.
H. Van S and Co have full force
ofmen putting up hay.
Chinch bugs are very plentiful here
abOuts
Dan Bodie was quite seriously Grip
2led by the span OF broncho mules
1elonging 70 Geo. Galhalma.
The little SON Of D, B. Rumble is
very low.
The family Of A Grablcs was badly
frightened by the appearance Of a lage
snake in their sitting room last Friday
but the boys being death on snakes
made short work Of it.
Though tho times are dull and the
Weather dry let us all be gay and jolly.
GUESS
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Col Fred Douglass. in a recent adj
dltss before the colored editors at At
lantic City, \. J., made use Of the fol
lowing will chosen words
cannot understand for the life of
mellow any colortd nan who remembers
that ten. twelve, fifteen years ago. when
the question Of emancipation and
citizenship were up, and the democratic
party was upon one side and against
our emancipation aad citizenship with
the Republican party in favor of it. |
can t see for the lite+ot me how any
colored man could side with the demo
cratic party and against the republican
party. The demOcrrtic party has not
changed sufficiently to cause me to
join that party. Although | have been
retained in office. can say that | have
never kept back, never suppressed my
adhesion 10 The repubhcen party.
Cleveland was brave enough when
public sentiment set against me, he
was brave enough to invite me not once.
twice or thrice but many times to the
grand receptions at the White House,
but Grover is in bad company !
must remember the party that set me
free, though there are good and bad in
both parties. We can't be independent
VIC cant be neutral. 1t is better 10 be
part of the whole than the whole OF 4
part. We can't afford to go tumbling
into the democratic ranks because
Cleveland makes good president.
Closing he said he was like John the
Baptist He must decrease and the
youngmen mustincrease. They could
stand on his sholders and see what he
could not see.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
WILD HORSE ITEMS.

How does tins weather suit your
delicate constitution?
II. c. Hawkins has returned home
rom Topeka after an absence ofthree
nonths. He is Q 5arbor BY trade and
) also studing law.
Mrs. Mary Garland has gone to Mo
% visit her sister, Mrs. Reed. We
Mss her very much Sam, looks ycrv
lonesome since she left.
The lumber for the new school house
in Dist no. 80. is OK the ground
We are informed that young man
who is snow-bound at present in
Colorado, telesr1pAed certain young
'ady in this township. Hownicc.
A prominent physician Of Millbrook
4ays IF child don't thrive on fresh
milk, boil it. but he don't state how
long the child should boil. We
now OF men who sometimes boil with
Il. drinking fresh milk, rather danger
Gus for the child, however.
We see an item in the MilIbr0ok
FINES concerning central Branch
brakeman and a fairmaden OfOsbornc
county, The Times says that 1T is
limited that certain co,orel aspirant
for officials honors in Wild Horse
township might solve the mystery if
e felt SO disposed The editor is a
lumbug and knows the truth about ii
T he had felt so disposed to tell it, but
is only sorry he can't solve the mystery
himself"
Some Of our citizens are wide awake
with respect to the political situation.
They believe in protc :tion butthey want
itreversed awhile, the monopolists have
been receiving the benefits derived
herelrom long enough. Now let the
armer have chance by DECLARING for
freee trade.
Sam Garland has moved to Nico-
demus.
More dry weather than any thing
else, but don't wait until it gets wet
% make hay.
r. NJ. Burnsides has gone west for a
while, 1t is anticipated that on his
return he will bring a better half. His
brother, G. q. Burnsidcs, who went
east in the spring has not returned
home yet
Lafayette Weiton who has been
absent all summer is expected home
loon.
Mrs L. NJ. Welton is contemplating
visit to see her father in Mo. soon
Mrs Mary Burnsides is the boss in
these parts to raise 'poorman's apples =
The Misses NJ. Stemons, Lille and
Liza Tolbott are quite an addition to
our young society.
j. NJ. WeIton and wife have returned
home from their bridal trip Hurrah
for the Wild Horse boys. they are wide
awake now and have quit mapping
Z. VI, 3.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02


DIED-at 1920 0 clock. A. MtSaturiay
Sept 4, 1885, Earnest j.. only sou of
Mr., and Mrs. H. K LightfOot, Of chol-
oera-infantum, age II months and %
days.
Little Earnest was the pride Of tue
father and mothers hearts, exception
ally bright, and il was hard to part with
him, but submitting to the will film
who has said, Suffer the littlq children
to come unto me and forbid them not,
For of suchis the Kingdom of Heaven
All that could be done to relieve the
little suffer was done by b physician
and fricndS in attendance
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
REUNION AND CAMPFIRE.

There will be 4 rc-union and camp
fire, under the auspices of Winfield
Scott Post, No q, G. A. +. Of Kansas,
at MillbroQk, Sept. IS, 1886.
PROGRAMME.
FIRsT-Fireing salute at sunrise.
SECOND-Grand parade at Q o'clock,
\. NJ.
Basket picmc,-12 tables set innew
church, after which there Will be
speeches by Post Commander and
others.
Campfire in the evening for all the
old soldiers to make az enjoyable as
possible. Comrades and friends turn
ont and let US have a good time once
more. Furthur arrangement will he
made, sy Committee.
c. FOUNTAIN,
c. G, GRUBB,
ROLLIN GRAY,
ED. SMITH,
A. Il. KNOX.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

! .@sD OF THANKS.
IA. ! kind friends and neighbors
~. ,einlty we publicly express our
a. 'Of the kind assistance rendered
,,e.4s Inc sickness and death ofour
= Doy assuring you all that
a -pfess'ons come from the bottom
!. a0rely afflicted yet thankful
Fl. K, LIoHTFoor
N. E. LloIrroor.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

J - 'lportant change has taken cf
n e. 'Ae Stockton and Millbrook
,Ou'e' The mail now araives at
going east at II a. M, on
as Wednesdays and Fridays;
@eS' atsame hour on Tuesdays
IA ays and Saturdays. The X. p.
0n Ellis to Nicodemus ca lis
ane gives us daily communi-
= nth the railroad.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

4 Sabbath school picnic will he
Y U Sanford's Grove, west Of Hill
II % September H. A grand good
expected, good speaker, plenty
OVai music, and eatables in album
NY INC people will have IN enjoy
4 ,lne A County Sunday School
''lauon Is to be organized.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Rev J. W. Glazier departs to-day
thursday, for Norton to take charge
that circuit for the +. NJ, church.
7 Glazior has labored faithfully with
lpeople for two years and has made
iOst Of friends who are sorry to sec
pa and his family remove from
pong US. Revs. Cook and Dodge
1e lls place on this circuit.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
CHANGE OF DATE.

Having learned that the Nicodemus
Colony propose to celebrate the ami
yersary Of their settlement in Graham
County on Sept. 18th, and knowing
that q large number Of the old soldiers
and their friends will be DESTROYS of at
tending the Nicodemus celebration and
that many Of those who attend the
Nicodcmus celebration also desire to
attend the Soldiers gathering the com
mittee deemed it best in order to a.
commodatc all to change the date Of
the G. A. r. Camp Fire and Reunion
to Monday, September T., and extend
a hearty iyitation to all to be present.
b. order Of the above Committee.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

the Common People, by VIII G.
|lonton, published at Lenora, Kans.,
among eur latest exchanges. VIII,
Sll known in this vicinity as one Of
' Oest writer's in this part ofthe state
a'agA . great many honestly differ
Y MN on certain qustions. We
n MN success in the enterprise.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
CHURCHES,
: every Sabbath at il A. NJ

nrIsr services every Sabbath at j A. NJ.
D Saoo''n '0'''' 5. NJ LEE, Pastor.
-r,rroDTST. ErGsccP1E- Services every First
M andThird Sunday in each month at II ). NJ
.eruoDTsT. FRBE,-Seryices every Sunday at
MI ia w. "i-ff1' go
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
Young's for Groceries.

Lawyer Cotton visited Stockton last
Monday on business.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Charleston, South Carolina was
Rlmost totally destroyed by an earth
quake last Thursday morning, Sept. 2.
fixteen distinct shocks were felt al
(Ter the south and east, a number OF
people were killed and wounded al
lhareston
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

The Nicodemus Land Company
rant to buy land.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

WESTERN CYCLONE
One DOLLAR PEI year, in Advance.
4, K, LIGHTFOoT, EDITOR,
a,,rs KANSAS,
CHURCHES,
,prIsr-services every Sabbath at j A. "
n Sabbath School At 2F. NJ :, Irr p,stor
..rTEODIST. ErIscGPIE. Services every If0'
M andThird Sunday in each monIn al II ). NJ.
nanu q. ii. BROWN, Pastor.
uuonrsr rREE.-Sesvices every sunday at
M5;IIhaGnG+~ n j. ". GLAZIER, Pastor
Young's for Groceries.
LAWYER Cotton visited Stockton last
Monday on business.
The Nicodemus Land Company
rant to buy land.
4 new stock of Machine Oil at tho
Drug Store.
Groceries cheaper than ever at
YoungS.
young : for all kinds Of groceries
and dry goods
See change in the date ofthe soldier
reunion at Nillbrook to Sept. IS.
The 9th anniversary Of The sottlemon
oftbe Nicodemus Colony will he cole
rated here September II.
The Youngest child Of Mr.. John
TAYLOR living west Of town, died very
sudently Thursday evening.
Orr paper is late this week o.
account of the sickness and death OF
tbe Editors youngest child.
After an absence Of about tire
months in no. Joseph Combs has re
turned to Kansas satisfied to remain
Booker & Jones throshcd a field q
wheat for Eldridge Combs Of TIL:
township, that averaged thirty-nino
bushels poracrc
Frank Coe Of the Webster bank, il
company with his father from Mt. Gil.
lied, Ohio, were among our callers o.
"Wednesday.
Granville /. Lewis. q former residen
Of Nic0demus, sends the cash for the
CYcLoSE to be addressed to him 4.
Hutchinson, Kansas. Success to yov
Granville in your new home
---------------------
Thos Johnson was shot and killed
ii Stockton on the evening ofthe 4th.
g Patrick Ryan, Ryan gave himsel
Up to the sheriff Immediately after the
Shooting was done, An old quarrel
and bad whisky seems to have beer
the cause.
Charleston, South Carolina was
almost totally destroyed by an earth
nake last Thursday morning, Sept. 2.
kKteen distinct shocks were felt al
fTer the south and east, a number OF
people were killed and wounded al
Charleston
ReT. j.. W. Glazier departs to-day
thursday, for Norton to take charge
that circuit for the +. NJ. church.
Glazior has labored faithfully with
lpeople for two years and has made
i0st Of friends who are sorry to sec
20 and his family remove from
aong US. Revs. Cook and Dodge
lle lis place Oh this circuit.
Inc Common People, by viii C.I
noinion, published at Lenora, Kans., I.
among cur latest exchanges. viii. |
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

new stock of Machine Oil at tho
Drug Store
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

The 9th anniversary Of the settlement
stbe Nicodemus Colony will be cole
brated here September IL.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

See change in the date ofthe soldier.
roupion at Millbrook to Sept. IS.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Young for all kinds Of groceries
and dry goods.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Our paper is late this week o.
account of the sickness and death OF
he Editors youngest child.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

After an absence Of about tire
months in no, Joseph Combs has re
mrned to Kansas satisfied TO remain.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Frank Coe Of the Webster bank, i
company with his father from Mt. Gil,
lied, Ohio, were among our callers o.
Wednesday
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Booker & Jones throshcd field q
wheat for Eldridge Combs Of thi.
township, that averaged thirty-nino
bushels pcracrc
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Granville /. Lewis. q former residen
|of Nicodemus, sends the cash for the
|CYcLoNE to be addressed to him 4.
Hutchinson, Kansas. Success to yov
Granville in your new home.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
SAVED HIS LIFE.

Mr.. ID. |. WilcoxsoD, Of Horse
Cave, ny, says he was, for many
years, badly afflicted with Phthisic,
also Diabetes; the pains we're al
most u~nendurable aud wonld some
times almost throw him into conyul-
sions. tie tried Electric Bitters aud
got relief from the frs, bottle and
after taking six bottles, was entirely
cured and had gained IN flesh
eighteen pounds. Says be positive
~ believes be would have died, had
it not been for the relief afforded by
Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents
a bottle by all druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11

-Gen. b. +. Cheatham is dead,
He was postmaster at Nashville at
the time OF his death.
ALL the Democratic nomina.
tons for Congressman, Solicitors,
Justices and Judges hrve now been
made.
THAT excellent gentleman
Henry A. London, Esq, editor Of
the Chdtham Record, has beer
nominated for the Senate. We will.
be glad to hear of his election by {
large majority.
Major Graham made an ex
cellent speech before the Count,
Convention at Durham last Satur
day. He expects to address tn,
people of Wake, at CAREERS, Fri
{ day, Sept. 10th, where he has beel
invited to at,enc a picnic.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11

The Orange County Democratic
Nominating Convention met here
last Saturday. Dir. Matthew At
water, Chairman, called the Conven-
ton to order and explained the
t%a~lness of the Convention. Every
~t"wn>tir in the County had a full
Delegation present.
The following named gentlemen
were selected as members of The
Ccn,ra. Executive Committee A
" Graham, w. n. Prltchard, Geo
e. Corbin, 5. S. Webb, Thomas J
Frccland, H. ". Hall, jeff. d. Jor
ian, Thomas J. Oldham and J. S
Scarlet.
The Convention nominated The
following ticket
Surveyor-James o. Webb.
Coroner-Dr. A. c.. Jordan,
Treasurer-D. VI. Laws.
Register of Deeds-John Laws.
Clerk of Superior Court-Pride
Jones.
Sherif-William Strain.
House of Representatives.. +
Lyon.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
STATE NEWS.

All the colleges of North Carolina
are opening with brighter prospects
than ever before.
Germanton Enterprise We have
heard of a strange bet that was made
10 our town last week it was on
how much core q chicken could eat.
It eat 80 grains.
The S~tatesyille Landmark says
that there was such an ion.
provement in the crop prospects as
there has been in the past three or
four weeks. The general expecta.
ton now is that the cotton crop Will
far exceed last years; where there
was a good stand it could not dc
better than it is doing. As for the
upland corn, q can almost hear il
growing wherever it has beer
worked it is magnificent the CROP
is generally light on bottoms. To
bacco is not doing much good : it i
no, expected to make over half o
third OF a crop, and very little o
this will be bright. But cotton ant
upland corn-don't talk!
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
NOTICE ABOUT THE WHITE
INSANE IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
August 5th, 1886.

August 9Th, 1886.
By the joint actions of the Boards
of Directors of the North Carolina
Insane Asylum at Raleigh, and the
"Weslern North Carolina Insane
Asylum" at Morgantoh, and by. sec
ton 2243 Of the Code, the Dividing
Line between the two Institutions
has been changed so as to commence
on the Virginia line between Person
and Granville counties, running
south with the eastern boundary
lines Of the counties OF Person, Dur.
ham, Chatham, Moore snd Rich
mond, TO the South Carolina line i:
being the same line as at present es-
'ablished by act OF Congress be-
tween the Eastern and Western Jul
dicial Districts OF North Carolina.
Hereafter all applications for the
admission OF patients from counties
west of said line will be made to the
superintendent of the "Western
North Carolina Insane Asylum" st
Morganton, and all applications
from counties cas-, OF said line will
be made to the Superintendent OF
the "North Carolina Insane Asylum
at Raleigh.
Patients now 10 the Asylum at
Raleigh from the counties OF Rock
ineham, Guiltord, Randolph, Mont.
gomery, Richmond and Caswell.
will he Immediately transferred TO
the Asylum a, Moraanspn.
+. BURKE HAYWOOD. NJ. D.,
President OF the Board of Directors
OF the Nor.h CAROLYN Insane Asy-
Inn at Raleigh.
W. J. YATES,
PRESIDENT Board OF Directors of the
Western n. c. Insane Asylum at
Morganton.
NoTE-No patien, must be car.
rled to either Asylum wi,hon, the
written consent OF the Superinten
dent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
FROM \ GRATEFUL HEAR

FROM y GRATEFUL HEART.
Early in October, 1884, / was
taken with i~ntlammatory rheuma-
tlsm so that Twas confined to my
bed, and could moi even move the
toes on one of my feet. | could not
bear Ia have my clothes changed or
s" i' handled in anywise. With all
thc r"u"dirs administered | found
"a" rrAt,, y friend; seeing the adj.
Ne".,>,n.r0t ot ). $. s. az a rheu.
"a. " ltla, secured some tur me.
IL vas il February, 1885, and
4t'r' 't>'.., six small bottles | no.
'".' {" g. Hrge in the feeling of the
'.H"'.. .u,i could turn over in bed al
r II without assistance or pain.
.N.',r ! dozen bottles had been used,
) '.'f!d walk OF crntches. | am now
t'.r /" walk without crutches, aud
10 40 tn" cooking for q family of
fou', and yearly all the homework.
MRs. FANNIE L JAMES.
llcphzrblah, Richmond Co Ga,
June II, 1856.
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Dis.
eases mailed free.
Tie Swift Specific Co, Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ga,