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MY attention has been called, both By
4 private letters and messages, to the wide
rcniations of the report that on the day
9ofs the primary I treated to Nhiskey to
influence the election. The report is an
insult to me and to the voters. did not
furnish to- voters any Rhiakey, either
directly or indirecay IN amy quantity or
aI any time. The anthor Of the report
guilty Of nannfa acturlng wilfnl and
rnaiieionsf falsehoed. Mypurpoae through
aout the CANVASS has shsen, and still q; to
recognize the issue before the people to
( be this HAT principles are safest and
best for die country, and which candidate
isrspsesehtative Of the populsr VIII and
judgment. There u is and there itshall
remain, 50 ffsr. q 4 sm concerned andII
truss the raopie win not suffer them.
seiges 10 be deceived or misled by false
ard stenderons reports, maliciously fab
tissatcd on the ove.o the election TO in
sjjsufe tie character Of candidate, and
J slereSs possible, destroy the chances
- 1Pl WHITNER.
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Startling But True.

Startling But True.
WILLIS Po1NT, TEXAS Dec. l, 1885.
After suffering for more than three years
with disease Of the throat and lungs, got
so low last Spring was entirely unable to
do anything, and my cough was so bad I
scarcely slept any at night. My Druggist,
Mr.. a. F. Goodnight, sent me bottle of
DR.. BOSANKO'S COUGH AND LUNG
SYRUP. I found relief and after using six
$1.00 bottles I was entirely cured. ]. M.
WELDEN. Sold by Orr d Sloan.
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=
helcountry The secretaryof the Navy
has issued an order closing Ithe bureaus
sof the Yard, except those to which
equipment and ordnance viii be confined,
for which there will be provided an i'm
menae plant. The \ ppropriation now
made for plant and worksi5 only 81, ,l50,.
900; but tho amount Of work and the
appropriation viii increase sssthe various
new vessels contempla become eyready
for armor. I was told by an officer of
the Yard that it will be Some time before
any number ofsnews hands will be taken
ion III the shops. Everything will frat
have 10 be put in readiness for the new
plant, and Il win be some time before
the new machinery and tools can be
assembled here. When work is started,
which will be il: the Fall, it is probable
that 800 hands will be required. Then
look ont for abig guns.p
The. demand for one, five and ten.cent
pieces being made upon the Treasury
Department perplexes the officials con.
;iderably, ard it was found necessary
few days ago to request the Philadelphia
mint to increase the coinage, as the sup
ply of these coins on hand is entirely
inadequate to meet the calls for them.
Superintendent Fox Of the mint says that
.he can supply all demands inside of 80
days. .ss.1ss. -. 2 = Fl.
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To Tourists and Travellers.

A mechanic never goes to work without
his tools. Neither should you start on a
journey without being fully equipped by
always having box of Pomeroys's Petro-
line Plasters in your knapsack. In cases of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Backache, etc.,
when you are probably for from a doctor
the importance of having plaster at hand
cannot be over-estimated. Pedestrians,
oarsman, base.ballers, cricketers, gymnasts,
and all athletes will find it t,7te friend.
For relieving and curing Backache, Sore:
ness of Chest, all pains and aches, it is SIM
ply Invaluable. Wilhite & Wilhite agents
for Anderson, s. C.
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Total........ S'ilO,U43 w
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ss.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
l.. j.. A. Brock, Cashier of the above named
is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief.
J. A. BROCK, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lat
day of September, 1886.
VIII. S. BROWN, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
B. F. GRAFTON,
GEO. w. FAINT, SDireclors.
SYLVESTER BLRcKLEY,)
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The friends of Judge j. S. COTHRAN announce
him as candidate for Congress from the Third
Congressional District subject to the action Of the
Democratic Primary or Convention, whichever
nlan may ha adnnfed
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J OUR WASHINGTON Letter.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Aug.28, 1856.
Official life in Washipgton.is very quiet
these warm days, except in purely local
matters IN the Departments. The acting
heads sof the various. bureaus, whose
province it is to exercise the power of
removal and appointment. are making
the best of the situation while the chiefs
are away by issuing intimations that
designations would be acceptedif tender.
ssd. The consequence sthat there will
be . number Of vacancies 70 be filled
when the chiefs return which they will
not be- long in supplying, however averse
they might have been to making remov-
ais. Many promotions are being made
in most of the various Departments, and
Che vacancies thus being made in the
lower grades together! with the additional
clerks allowed under the appropriation
bill several of the Departments, enable
the present Administration TO select men
;ofl It's own party from the outside to fill
the Offices.
The White House is not besieged at
all now since the Presidents departure,
and Col. Wilson is taking advantage Of
the quiet which surrounds the Mansion
TO have asfresh coat of white paint put
on the exterior Of the building. It will
stand forth in all. the purity fits white
mess BY the time the President and his
wife return from their jaunt to the Ad.
aid will present a cool and
attractive appearance. The interior also
by that time will have undergone thor.
;ough xenoyating and assumed an artistic
arrangement Of new pieces of furniture
and upholstery.
The President's piscatorial feats are
attracting considerable notice and caus:l
ing much small tall. at the Capital just,
nov. The city was yisibly affected when
the news flashed over the wire that the
Preaident caught q fish. Then next
came the electrifying news that he had
landed q FIVE ponnder, and the party had
caught il; all four dozen. On the follow.
sing day the whole catch was stated to be
over 100, and The weight of the Presi.
dents biggest fab II pounds. These dis.
patches worked up the people Of Wash.
ington Into q dsiirinm of excitsment.
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THE SMITH SONS GIN

Best the mar1etlst come Out-has a the latest inn
: provemcnts, and sold on oasy terms,
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The Dat Meal King.
Chicago Herald.

Chicago Herald.
ayes, | know Schumacher, the oatmeal
king who has lust Lost his big mill by fire."
said the Ohio passenger, "and an odder
little man you never saw. He's a Ger
man, OF course, about 20 years old, about
AZ big as a grasshopper and Just as lively,
talks DutChy and writes the most vigorous
English, likes whisky and beer as he does
a liar, aud works sixteen hours a day. He
came To this country az poor as a church
mouse, started a little grocery and beer
saloon, run that awhile and then began
making oat meal by a hand.nill In his
wood.shed. Finally he sold bis saloon,
peddled oat meal and iarina from q handr
cart, which he wheeled about town him.
self, and fin thirty years built up the
largest factory Of that kind IN the world.
He won't hire q man In any capacity who
drinks whisky or even beer, and has
about him several hundred employees, who
are mostly Germans, and, strange 10 say,
jealous prohibitiOnisIs like hipself. He
once brought over from Germany a work.
man who was master Of q new process.
This man came under a two.year contract
at a large salary, bis expenses being
guaranteed, The second day after he
began work Schumacher learned that he
was q beer.drinker. In two hours tbs
workman left the mills, never 10 return,
and with a check for nearly $1,000 In his
pocket. This was the price Schumacher
had paid for upholdlnR his principles and
enforcing bis rules to the very letter,
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting testh2 II 80,
send at once and get q bottle Of Mas.
WiSsLow's SOOTHING sYRpP ron CHtIe
pRRN TEETHiNa. It's value IL inCalCula.
BILE. II will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon II, mothers,
there u no mistake about II, II cures
dysentery and diarfhoeA, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
Boitens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. Mas, WfNsLOW'B SOoTHtNa
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRErHiSa is pleasant
10 the taste, and 10 the prescription Of one
Of the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, and 10
loF sale BY oil druggists throughout the
! world, PtiCo % cents q bottle, AwsAw
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upward tendency, The gelerAlEentimeut was thai
Halt deliveries stfenglhened up the markets,
Some Interests, however, maintained that wheat
deliveries were heavy, June sold hnt q sOhc and
advanced to Slkc within an h0uT, with an active
demand from the short ~lltrrestt, At the clOse at
one O'Clock wheat was steady aud arm: though
me outside prices were not sustained, Flour IN:
changed, WheatS3les ranged; May S4I9Se, SlSsed
July s2KaSSc, closed at s95Sc; August S2kaSS5ISc,
SsBSGssssC' Corn, SALES ranged; Nay
as7Ec, closed al asysc; July " sA9y5sc, closed Il
3Sci August SSHGs9G, closed at 3S7Sc. Oats sales
ranged; May. ?9Aa2g9sc, closed At 91SG; June
984S9C, closed Ut 2gtSRSOc; July @lG2geSe, closed at
PKG: Bye, No. 2 by sample on track 6s4c. BARLEY
No 2 nOminally 5OaB5G OF track. FIaXssed; No,
on track, 81 eSh. Pork, sales ranged: May
s. s2lfa9 Is, closed az 50 lq11Sc; June 81 07ha9 93S,
August 9 SOa9 50, closed At y i?h. Lai, sales
ranged: May 5,S0a5S9Oc, closed Vt 6.S6lc; June
S6G6 0Oc, closed at 6g7ko: July 6,O2aG,07HoC, clos
60 a LOG; August 6 iOsS,l b' closed At el2Sei
snort rib May so June h,30c; July bS7kc. Whisky,
u II, Butter armeE; creamery fair to extra l'a9c'
Eggs steady vi 9HAllc,
O%lSolSNGEI O. May L;;-Elour quiet and aa'
changed. Wheat firm; No. . red SsEaOoi r.
Corn heavy; No, 9 mixed SS4SsHc oats active
aud firm; No . mixed 3!ASSc. Rye JuIeti No, =, Ca
&c. harley dull and nominal. Pork quiet aud
unchanged. Lard in good demand ~, b.T%e.
Bulk meats quiet; shoulders aI5ci Sh0rs, tlbs
b,S5c: Bacon quiet aud unchanged, WHISKY
steady Ut 81 10. Butter and cheese steady aud ul'
changed. Sugar lower; hard Iehned 6aIkc: New
Orleans SS5I.c. Eggs iirmer at VIC,
maud light Wheat dullhut $ eaiy; No, 2 red Nay
sla99He June 92a9!hc; July lISa9!ci August Ola
SAc,, Corn. spot No. 2 scarce aud ilrmi lower
grades weak and irregular; No. 8 mixed t04l!g;
mali No, 2 mixed May 4Gal6kc; June 46Ea
4Ici July 46kA41ACt August i654aiSO, Oats spot
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4rustes sales,
,rsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
] FhgrtHl a Deed oil Trust made by George II.
VA Elizabeth 81. Sen, his wife, % me as
daIei December ., isS Ieeetlea " We
~ ~ YirinlA, In Deed Of TEuAt Book No.
Usa9 vii sell at public auction, at the
= 49, Al nc Court House OF iald county, GU
'''STIRpAY, THE sth DAY OF MAY, lss6,
-,,, At 40 O'Clock A. H., the following de,
Sllys ,n,sseTty, that Is 10 nay; A certain parcel or
silel gis,nnI Situated In the city Of Wheeling,
PSF a,Hty' Wet VlrRlniu, bounded and de-
Us.9 ~" ALLOWS; BEGINNING VI y point on the
slSs hi 5l Fourteenth street WheEe me sesi line
sHA ~ n,,tefty conveyed by George II. Netf and
q me PssVG Ned 10 klnma ], stephens by deed
Z JAufNs +,,mber i, 1883, lnlerseCts the line o. said
.Alrl 'Ssnrr eastWHflly with the ! OF SAID
igre!' ,siiSiy nine feet SlX inches; thence north,
'itIH - a. fiiRhl angles with said Street 70 tue land
sl'4'} hi, 10 l. llOge'6 helm hence WehtWardly
E.lV1 'gs !, line thirty nine ieet ak inches, more
al h,S. All Fmna ]. stephens cas- line; thence
ft ,.si Inc sOuthwRuily through the centre
Edh AAt, I'M wall OF the brick house " the line
q y. s,,th street, the point Of beginning, On
Z run tselty feet u said land ID u good two
US ND. house, AID on the norm ~ OF INT east
dl3 ,.n ir,t III inches OF SAID lAnd u BOOd lWG'
sllg'i, .'nr mouse, the property VIII be offered a.
y, Il, aud IN Two parcels, u hOll ~ appears
apA a .il 6'iiryed to DO perfect, but | will con-.
lAs Inc tltle ye tel In NIT by said deed oil trust.
w. V,'! NJ ALL-Ongihird aud ~ much more ~
~1i,rgs,ff elects 10 pAy IN cash on the day Of
tre balance II Two tluAl llsV1ilhsh'S A. gne
~ f1 wan. notes bearing Interest from tue day
~ liz given Tor the deferred payments, anu
e@lE d.ri Of tulst OH the property thebuild'
~ ~ .Tpt tusuTel for the bpnc1t Of such trust.
HP W, J, ", COWDEN, Trustee,
H.uALLELt. AIgElgggsE. aPLlz.4
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Some of tho Fruits.

ANEW NNA'l NN"Hf """NH
A gentleman who owns land over the
river, while strolling around his posses
sions a few days since, happened upon
two indolent darkies OF whom he inquired
why they were not at work,
"Well, Boss" replied onoo OF them, yves
lest wsitin' to see how desc yer things
gWine ter turn out"
"What things9" inquired the gentls-
man.
"Dis yer fuss 'twlxt the wOrkin' man
and dem railroads outyonder indie Wess,"
replied the darkey,
NWell," said the gentleman, what have
you to do with thRt2'
"Well, boss, We done heard dat II work.
in men gifts de bes' Of it, dat dey gwine
To take all de railroads, and all US workiu'
men kin ride whar we wants ter free, and
me and dis gemman war jes' talkin' bout
whar we'd 90 dis summer"
you'll Just go about as far as Jim
Smiths if you keep on your speculations
in that line" remarked the gentleman, as
he started of, and we are much OF the
same opinion,
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Potatoes Again single Eyes.

Ffdlrle FGThIsT'
The potato is not q seed, but a part OF
the root OF the plant, and the future crop
depends much more on the soil and cult.
valion necessary To produce q vigorous
plant than on the size Of the piece plant
ed, Still there ia no getting around the
fact that a large piece planted will start
much more vigorous sprouts than little
slices. In patient experiments in grow
ing potatoes for the past twenty years my
greatest blunder has been in cutting sets
down to single eyes. | was taught to do
so, and only abandoned It after repeated
proofs Of it's fallRCy, Much Of the trouble
comes from dry ground, which extracts
the moisture from the cut side Of the
plant, where there is no skin to retain
natural juices. Result; The set curls up,
looks like u dried peach and does not
grow. But the most mischief is
done by heavy rains and wet ground
Cutting q potato induces decay. A large
part OF the skin natures proteCtor) is
gone, hence a large portion OF the sets rot,
and the few which do grow are 80 injured
in vitality as to produce tiny spindling
plants, a sure and easy prey to the vOra.
Cious bug. The smallest whole potatoes
are worth more than the largest cut down
to single eyes to plant. Please pay no at
tention to the theory that the whole pote.
to will send up multitudes Of little sprouts
from each eye. 1t will do no such thing,
but will only send up such sprouts as II
can vigorously support the rest Of the
eyes remain dormant. l like large, whole
sets best when they are very cheap. /
want to ask readers TO test by planting cut
eyes, side by side, In alternate rows
with uncut small potatoes. l pillow deep,
spread with horse manure, hog manure or
ashes; work with sulky Cultivator four iu-
ches deep, and cover with some tool, one
drill at a time.
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DVNtTTNt JUNTWUV'
First Bslle-"There, dear, I want you
to look over this list OF people I'm going
to invite to the theatre party, and l wish
you'd suggest another young man; l've
got seven girls and only six young gentle.
men, so lar; there's Harry WeGterley,
now do you think he will do alta pinch ?"
Second Belle (blushing)-"Well, dear, l
don't know, I'm sure; but you remember
| sat next to him when we went on the
sleighing party last winter, and he's very
good at q EQnee2e.n
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They Had Travelled.
inrisan CHRONICLE

A#N . tNittt
~ am sorry you two ladies' are going
all that distance alone" l said to some
friends going East some time ago; "if we
see anybody on the train we know I'll
put you in his charge" "Don't I'd rather
not" one OF them answered, "WhyY"
because you always get more attention
from strangers. We are all right. II
we have any chapsron he'll be bored to
death, and he will be disagreeable all the
way. II We have none every man on the
train will be at our service, and he'll only
he too gladt to attend to us, That's queer;
! never thought Of that" My dear
boy, men are always in search OF adven-
ture, and a formal introduction or an init
mate acquaintance makes 1t duty, and
duty IL always dissgreeable," "Well, /
suppose You are right" "Do you see that
gentleman there? He's been quietly
looking around to see what pretty women
are on the train. Before We get to Port
Costa he'll be asking my sister II he can
do anything for her. She's prettIer than
! am. But what he Is Willing to do for
her he'll do for me to keep me sweet"
" don't think you'll get left yourself"
Between you and me and the widow |
don't think | will" And | left them with
their arrangements all made as to how
they were going to treat every man on the
oar
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Can any one bring us a case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Differs
will not speedily cure2 WeBay they can
not, rs thousands Of cases already per.
m~anently cured and who are daily recon.
mending Electric Bitters, will prove,
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, OF
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 5OC q
bottle by Logan & Co. MwPaw
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harbour County Matters.

COTAFuNnsNce " uf H~hall9f1'
MoAmvMLE, BARBOUR Co., ". Va,
May 1.-The wheat crops in this county
are looking well and promise more than
an average crop, Grass looks well, con-
sidering the dry weather. The farmers
are more interested than usualin raisingal!
kinds Of grain. Stock is dull good horses,
sheep and milch COWS command good
prices.
-, w. Gall, postmaster, and editor Of the
LdanOniaR PlGiRdsaisr, is prominently
spoken Of as q candidate for State Senator
OF this district by his own organ,
The supplemental assessment order OF
Governor Jackson, reversed by Gov. E.
W. Wilson, has thrown a bomb among
the Democracy Of this county, the effects
Of which will require time to unite.
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Bro,Eivn Eagle.

BrOVEIVN hdIIt'
"Does your COW ctinse aud curly" asks
the Ncw England Edrmsr, "and appear
nervous and ndgely when YOU slt down
10 milk het2" Well, not much, abe
doesn't. She isn't that kind Of a COW.
She isn't one Of your shy, timld, bashtul
cows, She lust fixes her eyes on vacancy
with q glarsthaL will fGlssa blister on an
oak knot sticks her tall straight up 10 the
air, HtiEr as q poker, plants three feet atm.
y on the ground, and then feels around
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FoR lame back, side or cheat, use shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
sn1LoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us on q guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
CRovP, wnooPIxd COUGH and Bron.
Ghitis Immediately relieved by shiloh'a
Cure.
sunoH's vlrALizER Is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and all Symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and Is cents per bottle.
Sold by Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Whssling, W. Va.
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with the other for the milk.pail, milk
stool, milk.msid; finds them; fires them
up somewhere into the blue empyrean,
and remarking "Hs hat' amid the shout
ing, jumps over a six.rail fence and tram
Piles down ar acre OF young garden. Don't
talkabout cTinging and curling to a COW
that has to be MIXED with apiPs line and
q pumping station.
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Every bonnet has a "b" in it.
An Enterprlslng, reliable Hous,

Logan & Co. can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best OF every.
thing, but TO secure the Agency for such
articles as have well.known merit, and are
popular with thepeople, thereby sustain.
Ing the reputation Of being always enter.
prIsing, and ever reliable. Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell
1t on a positive guarantee. 1t will surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and TO show our con.
idence, we invite you to call and get a
Trial Bottle Free. MwF1w
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JNIolVV HUWOVE'
waitsr-"say, l think that a man In
No. ~ has blown out the gas and gone 10
bed" Hotel pfoptietor-"Has, hey 2
we'll, lie charge him for the waste Of gas
in lie morning. Waiter-"Yes, but he
may die from breathing It," Hotel Pro.
prietor-"Not muChi he belongs 10 the
Board Of Health they never smell nothin'.''
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sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Plies. One box has cured the worst cases
Of ten years standing. No n need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. II abb
serbs tumors, allays the itching at once,
acts 90 a poultlCe, gives instant and pain.
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private paris, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted by our
Agents, Logan & 90. and Richardson &
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, 50c and 81 per box.
XIX MRnlCiNE Co.,
MwFAw Projectors, Lorain, Ohio.
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a way Out Of tho DiMoulty.

Troy Telegraph,
Old DR., Hewson was distinguished for
phtlantbrophy, On one occasion the Doc.
tor had a case Of malignant typhoid fever.
He prescribed rest aud nourishmeut for
his patient, "Give Dan plenty Of chicken;
he must have more noufishment." "Shall
| kill q chicken" "Yes, you'd better
kill syoung rooster; broil it well and add
plenty Of butter. Patients with typhoid
lever like plenty Of gravy" Dams wife
killed, dressed and cooked q fine chicken.
"lhat's about right said the Doctor,
who was experimenting the job, as he
envlously eyed tho chicken. "Dan,
how o you ieeling" "First.rate, Doc
tor, H~IsI-rate." "Let me feel your pulse"
Dan extended his arm and hand. "You
are more feyerish than usual l ordered
your wife to broil u chicken, but you can't
eat It; you're too feverisb," "What shall
we do, Doctor" inquired the wife. II
see no way out Of the difficulty but to cat
the chicken ourselves; l once suffered
from typhoid fever myself, madame"
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tinntlsnl. Nrnlnn snira.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cotna and all Skin EruptionB, and posi-.
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is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
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