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The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
Oul next meeting will be held
at Mrs. J +. Wolfe.s

Oul next meeting will be held
at Mrs. J +. Wolfe.s
Miss Mary Joyrer, our Vice Pres.
from the' Presbyterian Church, has
been quite III for the past week, for
which cause the parlor meeting for
gentlemen was postponed till the
22nd. We desire to tell the reads
ers of the GAZETTE something
about our women and the chill.
dren of Magnolia. We were organ
lied by Mrs. Erwin in Dec. with 8
members, we now have "a members
and Ia honorary members and they
are Of the noblpst and purest of our
tom. A few weeks later we or.
ganizpd a. juvenile Band Of Hope
vi,lch is s.Iu,der the direction OF the
(W G. T u with ahout 25 har-
ter members, we now number 46
about IS honorary members (young
ladies and gentlenen) who are very
/ much interested in a Bible class
taught by our Editor Capt. John
s. Lamkin. The growth of this
Organization is steady and sure.
We'have come to realize the young
are the raw material out of which
drGnkar,ls h,r made 1t requires
no lenght argumen to prove that
the young people are the hope OF
| the temperance cause, church aud
nation, aud these mother taught
boys and girls are coming up and
sone day will punish those who
would not save their fathers from
II drunkard grave. "No drinkers;
No drunkards". I wish the orpo,
strs of these juvenile organizations
could be present and see how de-
lighliul they are. The question il
often asked "what is The use Of hes,
Bands nt Hoprywe wl.l answer tht
question by asking anothc', villa
is the use Of planting young lrui
trees in the orchard? we know it il
b. caGae the old trees die out, ant
so do old temperance wurkcrS.tlier'
fore we need recruits, and if III,
saloors are not driven from cur lit
tie town il will not be the iaut o
the W. CT. U. On tie who'll
we fe,l greatly encou ag d, aLd al
determined 10 work heart and sou
il Ibis great aud glorious cause
looking to God for strength to sus
tain US Yours for victory,
Mis- @. G.. GIBSON
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

One night Cor morlnDg) this week, 81
man named 1--WE believe) Cohn Quot Sam)
was found by the porter OF the hotel. in
deep ditc;i, in front of Mr.. Killers
residence, with his back hand pressed
ngninsl the perpenaicnar wall OF tho
ditch and lie cold rain freely beating
on him. Porter: "Haiioo, what are yon
doiIg there? Go to The hotel and ge'
by the fire. Cohu:-(making an adli-
ii1nnl push bsckwards) Shove me tni
rer rler e Louse, wont yer?"-lab
leau:--
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
Note from Texas.
N o. Christian AL ocate.

N o. Christian AL ocute.
write to ask all M friends ~
Mississippi an Louisiana 10 pray f r
M aud my pn"ple here. We nov
ave g,eat rev val going on II
Naco d e.,e>. 7 his was "igiha IN an
4 SIP p,rsh town. Dr I'r,all. in q
h story OF Texas, says that l!e r ~, II
Ca Ii les est .lIi ,i.ed "A mis.ltn b.
il The early IA of the l,st ccn'nry.
An 'nlI our ,t".t nGs hei,,
which he says WAS built H. 1,7S
Hu, IN ofthe nd.-l II xlcans $ y
il was built about 1856 Cur m trg
is in lis third week Tnirly-uinr hay
n,, N c,uv tied a,d lh,rty have ed
til chcrth T,e work has NV b gu
t ,eepen aud wid,.n. The wh"l
c immunity 3 il d W~h We av ~
sm+il chn,ch hui d NJ, wh CT will -"
r NJ h,l ih. cope We NJ ed mn
" to bui d ano' e. viii my fri nj,
help M Eli thsy Gun do anything
wit- t., me IN ihe ,ng history q
tis town thrre has nvr been {
revival hare before. Wi X dn, rs
inlide'lty, aud 'hr devil have hid iief
c rnrval hu', ,hhpk G,,d, the peop',
are no@ r rprniing ard Gaming u
Chris Will ~ " hn ,ead These line
RIA. FIR us! We are irusti, G The l4ort
1 r at us, on huudr, d accrs,i.,ns.
| will WIRE neain.
BrlC. Il. Smith. who was tran,fer.
ere wItb mr, and staiiune! IL Sal
augustine is we'll Icceiv, d among hi
y npl,, and the ~nrk is advan,lu. L
d u his administrations. Fine report
I aie heard uf hfn and his work.
Your broth. il } sus.
w IV iIpppEp
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
A Ercan Old General Routed.

Old "Gcneral Dehilly' lla,
been put To fight in Arkansas, witt
happy results. Flom Brlnkley, from
Webb Ciiy and from Walnut Ridge.
Mr.. P. r. Anderson, e. NJ Taylo'
and F. s. Pinchhcck respnctlvei y.
write that they wee all
afflicted with general debility, and
received solid ben, CT from Brown,
Iron Biitefs. This is pleasant t.
know. not only for Arkansas p ~
Pile, bu, for all sections of the cuiil
Try where General Debility lla'
count,d victims by the thousand
For sale everywhere.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

A lady dressed in the height OF
fashion was passing along the str,
when 81 G accidea ly brush'd again t
a hutcIl-r boy with IA tray OF meat
ON his shoulder:-F Finding that she
had some gtesse spots Oh her dress
she remarked 'sddce take that tray:
wherruron the boy said "Madan
the duce can't take tho tray'
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

A correspondent of the Enslish
Mechanic gives the following recipe
for cen,enting iron. which he claims
he has tried with such effect as 10
resist the blows of a sledge-ham
mer. Take equal parts of sulphur
aud white lead, with about sixth
of torax, incorporate the three
thoroughly. when about to apply
it,wet it with strong sulphuric acid
and place thin layer oft between
the two pieces Of iron and press
togethers
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

P,ofes,nr.--.Why does duck put
is head under walerg Pupil For di-
vers rtasous," Prnicss"r-. "Wry does
he go IN la, d!" Pupil -"For sundry
reasons" Pr ftssor- -"Ncxt, you may
TIL II, Why dock put his head undrr
wster1" ,o.crnd Pupil---"To liquiduie
his hill." PRO essor-. Aud why does
gnon Ia ~ second Pupil Ito maky
a run on tli bank.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
TAe GuIie:t Gin Factor.y.


Commanicatipns are still Icing receiy.
rd by Mr.. A. Baldwin. from leading fac
tors, merchants. capitalists and represen
Saiive men Of Mississippi, Louisiana and
Alabama. bidding for and Offering the
rnoai substantial inducements the di.
rec!ors of tho Gulieit Gin works. at
Amite. for its removal iotbcir particular
section, town or city, MS the case may
be,---sayS the Times Democrat.
Among others, il Is stated, that "a
T,eBlauc, Mayor of Magnolia. Miss,
writes ou the part of the citizens of that
aotarprjsing town that the nee. ssary
land, water power. timber, &c. eau be
had there aud purchased ut the lowest
possible figure"
Again it is stated That 'Ar, N. Sinuot
offers thirty acres of land located in
Pike county"
All that has been said by our Mayor
nnd Col. Sinnot, it occurs to us, is emf
nenhy worthy of confederation. but as
~as said by the Queen of Sheba ia
Solomon, 'the half has not been :od.
The correct idea is not conveyed in
nlludins 10 Col. Sunott's land as being
simply in Pike conuiy. 1t is within The
corporate limits OF Magnolia, --npon 6
beautiful elevation, aud swept on two
sides by the waters of the beautiful
Mlnehrhn,--n cfear limpId stream, and
almost in n stones throw of the Tangi
pahoa. White 1t ls in town, it is ye
isolated from it and by cdds the mos
beautiful plaIoan any where around
This, however is not a 1.-THE Of the ell.
gIble locations that may be had. I! til,
company reallydesirt I remove. this plac,
certainly posaesses all the advantage,
of IT'S present site and many that it doe
Aotposssss-i md is without lis disadvan
tagcs. Ii is hut little furtlur from N. 0
and has II. r connections every where
No cheaper laLds can be had all,
where and even lands for nothing cal
he Ind. This is tbe shipping point o
"A numbsr Of steam saw mills and an,
quantity OF lumber can be furnished n
short notice. 1t is in the midst of
peaceable, intelligent aud iudustriou
community. The valley of the Taugipa
hoa is quite fertile. producing abuudan,
]y Ut the cereals Hotel fuciliiies abnn
alant aud ample. The best beef mnrke
kept by the best butchers-Messrs. j, I
Lieb anI son--in the state, III they ai
not hhve an OK m the stall, they coul
supply regiment Of men with beef o
six hours notice. The out look TO
Magnolia is very lopeful, even withou
the impetus that fuatory would give
and we really think it Offers more 4
what mightbe called domestic facliIie
to n factory than any place We know oi
Last but not lenst--no. not by lon
sight slie has live newspaper in he
midst, Shat is ever on the wntchtowei
ready to gather and "Gazstte" To tn
: world the passing events ot interest. :
Its merchants are men of much bnsines
integrity and are always abreast OF til
times, IN evidences of which they are no
advertising to sell at N. o. prices
Come up gentlemen aud "xsmine fc
yourselves an bs convi, ced.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
OsYKA, MISS, April 6, 1856.

M.,. EDITOR: The Rev. Mr.. stew
art preaehed an interesting sermon
on the Eucharistic service on sun
day last in the End Baptist Church
here. The discourse NAV have been
termed strictly doctrinal aud more
properly sneakiug was both doc'ri.
nal and denominational showing
the reasons why Baptist conline
t h III sci ives to what the
Christian world terms "CIose Cons
munion." He showed tina. Baptism
was considered by all denomipa-
tlons as a prerequisite to t..e sacri-
mental feast. That such denonina>
tions as practice infant Baptism did
rot open tie Lo,d's Table up to
infants, thus holding large class
of members that they did not ac-
cept as communicates. The SUBJ
iect was ably presented. The
weather was very cheerless and
there was not a large crowd. In
both the able discuurses the writer
has heard spring uaon that in.
terestlng subject the denominations
al feature cropped out largely,while
there seemed to be an absence OF
that explanatory feature, that untes
the christian to the divine life ex'
hibiting the strength the regenera'
ted person receives from the prac
tice OF this sacrament Of sad yet sor-
rowful memories,
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
The Ford &C., Pcrjurers.

new OGieHus, hh5 N'uuiouicu thV
majesty of her laws, and placed herself
upon higher judicial level than she
has for some time past been supposed
TO occupy. Heretofore we have rafrain'
ed entirely from comment, combining
ourself entirely to bare, and even
meaeer statement of fncis with regard
10 tie entire Ford and Murphy com.
plicaiions All those originally indicted,
have paid the penaty, aud ne now
suffering the consequences Of vIolH-
ted Law, ,nnd we have nothing to say with
regard, to them. With the pui-
jurer however we have no
sympathy except mere human sympa-
tlry with suffering humanity. Seven
witnesses tor the defence, in the above
cases were indicted for perjury. The
T. D., states that Bar holomew Call,
only witness charged with perjury in
the Ford case who hns not been copvic-
ted. The convicted ones nre George
| Groover, Il. j. Scllinsiger, Peter Ebe-
yer, Abraham Loewenthal, and the two
women who pleaded guilty yesterday,
-Qnst Friday.) The two women Mrs.
Susan McMahon and MRS. Mary
Smythe are sisters. LowenthaI, (nnd
we believe the others who were cor vicl
ted) was sentenced (sacl) to six years
hard labor IN the State penitentiary.
On entering ibeif respective pleas OF
guilty the two women were remanded
and were conducted through the Sher
iG's Office and directly 10 The Graud
Jury room, and there delivered evidence
sufficient TO cause DR.. Dreifns' arres
on The charge of subornation O
perjury, and also To charge Inn will
misprision of felony. The women
stated TO Mr.. @. H. Parker Of th,
fPicayune, in effect, that they had beer
induced to swear tn what they did b,
DR.. Emanuel Dreifns.
| Misprislon OF felony is the concealin,
of a crime when the iacts are in one
possession. Iu other words, 1T is th,
duty of every citizen when he knows
felony has been committed to reveal i
to some committing magistrate. Imme
diately after the prisoners were reman
ded an Information charging DIR. Drei
fus with misprision of felony WAS filt'
before Judge Roman, and n bepcl
warrant was issued for his arrest, Iii
bond being fixed at $4,000.
At the same time au information wa
fled ngait st him before Judge Baker
in section b., charging him with subor
nation of perjury, and the bond on thi
charge was also fixed Mt $4,000.
The warrants were on the night c
April 2ud, placed in the hands of tw
deputy sher,ff's who arrested the Doc
tor about $50 o'clock and brought hin
to the Parish Prison, aud he was locke
mp for ihe night. There are four indie;
ments iu sll, two for subornation. nm
two for mlsprisiou, the two wome
having made similar statements.
DR.. D., stated that he was surprise
when placed under arrest. II there is
crime il the calender darker than ih
res. (save one) it is the crime of perjury
Human rights will meyer be secure unit
t. G courts throughout MI the land, com
liobly te the rescue, as the New Orlean
conrts laye done, and Yinjicate th
offended majesty Of the law by cunsigt
lug the perlnrer TO his justly merite
, doom, oh, what a dpoml God la
said sail linrs shall havs their part i
/ The lake that barns with fire." Huma
penalties sbonll also be mad. terrlbl
to deter others.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
BLOOD Poison.

Thr,e years ago | contracted
blood poison. took mercury aud
potash for ix months Without any
benefit. | then took Switt's Spe-
cific, and it soon drove away
every symptom ioftte disease. |
rrcomeud S.S.s'. on every oac aston,
as it is real y "A boon TO humanity,
and every one suffering with blood
POISON can take it with great conf
denee. PRoF. EowlN BAAs
234 East 32 St.
New York. JannnlY l3, 1SSG.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
From Liberty,-"DEAR SIR.

BY the way,I am growing to look
forward to the arrival of the Ga,
zETrE as ] do to an anticipated
visit from an old friend. There is
something 80 congeuial about i,
1t is the friend Of the people.
Wishing it and yourself much sues
cess, | remain as ever,
Your Friend. b. V. H."
Thanks, our friend-same to
you,
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
Fnekleu's Arnica ssaIve

Tue Best Saive-in the wnrd for Cnts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum.
Fever Sores, Tetter. ,)happed Hands,
Chill aains, Uorns nnd all Skn Erupe
tons, and positively enres Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or mop.y refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
DR., W. NJ. Wroten.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

Wife," What makes you so late to
tonight my dea,?' Husband wi h Ia
dlgnalion)--.i lave be,n arrest, d..
lVile. Arrested Husband Yes. !
bought an umbrella to-day, and mark
ed ~ il Stolen from John Smith
The first policeman met arres ed ne.
| told him my name was Smith. but
he wnul,iu I helievt me.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
THE PHUNNY EDITOR
IT COMMENCED IN FUN.

A Kan,as boy earned mic B lille
~ committing ten hundred verses 10
m-m ny aud then he traded his Bible
FIR sl.oigun, aud he accidenlly shot
his aunt IN the leg,
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

DR.. Kolt's Dyspeptic Elixir.
mW care uny case Of dyspepsia, Lire,'
Trouble on sStfma One bottle aoi?l
co,viacc any person Suffering wiM these
Diseases fits cWwtiec properties. For
sale by Dr.. w. n. Wroicn.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

DEAR GAZETTE:.-
! herewith sril answer to slIumespin's' 5
question uf ln1"r date.
500 rayabls ~ 5 elili iuss tlmrnls
woi'd lie Sc 10 yearly. an if -litl woiid he
all ,lne ia yis. S}J0) At D per cent for 8
yrs. would II rnint to S3i31 which divided hy
gives the sum of s7i6. payable yearly.
Another an better solution.
Suppose 9TH payment be -. Then, as 81 07.
is 10 100. 81 is |. to g34js. 5fh year.
93l5s, plus GO t4h .rl equals.
f.a3455 divided by W Us before. gi YES sos
plus leo t3rd Ar.l equals = sos di,iied bs "
as lrfore. gives atsA3 plus / on !2nd "
, equals 3 G243 divided by l "a EQUALS 33sis
plus .00 .fsI lrl equals 4.3S72 disidr,l by | G7
gives l0OlS, amt necessary TO make pay
mcnt of 81. each year
| Then 4.l00iS is to 5000 as | 90 is to S13l.67
Answer. Respect,y Submitted by
j. NJ. SINM MONS.
| Note. With the above solution Mr.. SIN
nous submitted tie proof of The work. whicl
being IA little dithc' Ii to get into t:pr, W. Il,
MOI ublsh, but amy one esiiiug to see it
can do 81 by calling at he oiics.-El.
Mr. simmons also proppnlf6S The following
with tile solution and sulicits answers.
''ifs ball of lead = iuoaes ia tliamete,
weighs lbs. what is the CHS IF lik,
! al, iaehes in diain,fer!"
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

Wonder ii 1t ever occir Il tn the 81 wise
men HAT the tax appropriated to themselves
aud paid out TO officers as Especial salaries !
wan',i build u handsome school house, IN three
years This exprnd tire would benefit
hundreds in stead ofa few office g, who nn,iei
the prcscni "s wei! as The past administration
are the sole brnrficiaries of the public fund.
u
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
Nacogaoches. Txns, ''nrch, IS, 1886

THERE IS REAL MERIT IN VA trinl
vii! convince you tnnt DIR. Davis Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry aud Far ,s
rs specIfic III Mi Puimcn,ry disease, =
Rronehlcul trnu5leS and lis cuCatn q
properties ne very rama rkab;e.
H " 1t llanly. Use Dr.. D.vis's Lii
YER Pills.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
AN ACT 70 amend section o of the lcyised
Code vt $50 in relation to duties Of Super

visors of poor,
SEcrIos l. De it enacted by the Ii gisla-
tu'e of the State of Missssippi That section
623 of Il ,vised Code of 1880 lie amended by al
ding NEXT after tho word "ppoper' in the
third Inns frpm the bottom Of SAID section the
foli0wings and when any pnuRer, whose condi
tion is such that removal would in, olive cruel
ty or cndanger the iifo Of such pauper. the
members oil the board Of supervisors are ar-
thorzcd to give such paupsr fonnd within
their respective district. Temporary rcllef.
until such psuper can be removed to the
place for Keeping the poar Of the county"
SEC, 2 That this act take effect and be
In force from and afrerits passage.
Approved February 10sii, 1886.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

Tax paycrs wonder where the t5l wise men
| OF Tow Coancil get authority to appropriate
moneys collected BY direct tax ant distress
ale Of widows homesio sa.arying officers aud
nnyimg spurious warrants
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

]. w. MCKENZIE. Montezu
ina, Ga, says DIR. HoLT's DYS.
PEPTIC ELIXIR cured him of
Dyspepsia after giving up all hopes
of getting well. To be had at DR..
w, NJ. WROTEN'S Drug Store.
MAY 1, 1855. 1y
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

Fruit dealers incline to tho opinion that
season. though somewhat bciated South "a
aecouut OF the severe winter past. The abnn-
hnnse however. is not likely to weigh tho
bottom oil tho boxss.gdown to their proper
places. they will stiil remain halfway to
the top
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

Sire, Taxpayers wonder by what authority
the Isl wise men. ca,nreli those who own u"
property to ray tstreet taxi. or go ojail and
exempt themselves.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
New York. Jannaly I3,
Eczema.

/ have had salt rheum for a long
time, aid lave suffered Auch from
the effects Of the mercury which /
have taken. for it's relief. | Rave
travelled above the United States
a,id Europi., aid have meyer found
anything to benefit me as s. 5, ).
has done. My .mercurial fbeuna-
lism is all grne, ard my sab, rl'eual
is nearly SO. / was also affected
with naIarIa, aird $, $. :. has re-
leved me Of il, after having tried
q'inne and e, yihiug else ! could
hear OF with no permanent heuetit,
5. e. Kelsey.
Box 81. Salem, Mass
Jan. II, 1856.
Treatise Oh Bluod aud skin DIS
eases mailed fee. Tie swlt' sln.
ctiic Co... Drawer 3. A Iauta Ga
New York, l57 W. 23d 81.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

ir'nnt of s,fts !, ...., -, atnYnart
dlsoroer, tnrpid LIVER, pSh,ii baa. or side, con-
s.ipatioG. etc ,hegleet HAY lie fatal Ooe do5a
OF SGroaR's Sanstiyo FILLS viii give relies,
A few dose, restore TO Lew health and vigor.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09

W. H. Wright Compt Gen, STATE y
Ga, says he aUqS cured Of Indigestion
by DR.. Hoit's Dyspeptic Elixir,
and has remained so Three gears. Get
tef Or. w. NJ. Wrotci.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
Box 81. Salem, Mass

The Broukhaven Leader, says,
"Lucien Joues,a colo,ed sportsman
uccldenlly shot Ed. Jacksvn, also
highly colored IN the neck last
Thursday while preparing for u
hunt. Tue wound Was slight"
That's nothing. Three men
were shot III the neck here Oh the
Saturday following aud all surviv>
ed
Send 20 cepts in stamps for April No
of ".5ourheru Bivonac," eto Lonisv,l o
KY, ,acpatains fnli DESCRIPTION of the co.
tou Harvester, With cats .li.astratlu..
every part. rhe H.trysste wap laveni-
al by Mr.. alasou, Georgia man, Az,
claims 10 have achieved success. ..at las
in.that mott Gitticpltsproblcn.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
chevy OLE, RIp.,ss.Tonaceo.

1t is mellow and waxy Suits every
81 iss Of rlieSers. Ask your dealer for
ii, ap c-5m.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
ar T,. ,.atn.ent rrescrIbed Ey ti,e I
st. Louis. 10. Feb. 10. 1886

For more than tlre. years | have used
lamar Treatment with The hest results
recall now severa, eases Of sinnnal weakness
and debility with all its evil consequences l
have treated during the past year. which
have been cured hy the use Ithc Treatment
and several of These eases were in the asi sta
gcs. The compusitinn of he different mpdiriu-
IS contained in tho Treata tame nt indicate. ard
lis afft cts prove it 10 be aspeciiic restorative u
nerve and sexual power, Iou are tit ,brtiy I,
use my letter in amy way that win contribmtt
to your y easnre or p"uit. There are s., many
nearly worthless proprietary medicines Of his
KIND on the market ,and everyday is adding tn
their nnmbrrl tlint when one is foind to be
Tnmar Trcnfmcni Is so',! OH lis Insiits Ii
over one m,n,h's u, mt ti,fth erf, I'll frl
battle etc: price, lan;r 1itatntit p,i AZ
! and s,cnrely senltd ~ ace pt of rlitc.
| Tanar Treatment laNing b,tn used So snr
| 81 st l.ouis f0r he ppt frttcn ycans and k''
we Will give lie fnl OWL = EHitahttc: With
enclosing S.. we wi send or wiittCl srat,
| rot effect cure. Packages sent { o, j q,
moi,cy hy c>Wess T. o. Mercy Order. or
| FLAKE & 30. S no o Nv Co
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
NEW LlFEsInE:'Ht' IN ''s'''s s"d ''i v1oI ION

nny
of
power
Guaranteed by
reatm
E.nd what
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO
w. C. r. w.,
--OF-----

M "A q N o IL "A
<77r=--=--==----
''For God aud Home and Native Land"
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-09
eading Pnysitians. R'nd what {

really valuable I.tl'ink il the duty OF
fessiun to mako it known.
Respectfully, J. Y. HALL. M
Gl7 Walnut St. St. Leu
Tnninr Tire. tinent mcsrrilwd
all forms ofnrrvous debility in both
well as tor checking the unna tur;Il )
scs which cause so. much less 81 vita
medicines are 4 rorbpt III action an
nent.y restore those wInkehta by q
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