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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-04

We call your attention to the fol-
lowing testimonials from men who
have sold it for a number of years,
and men who have made it a point
to test fertilizers ON their farms:
Messrs. w. D. Baity & Sons.-Gentlemen
By request we write you in regard to the cell
ebrated "Royster's High Grade Acid Phos-
phate." We have been selling this article for
three or four years, and find the demand has
and continues to increase wonderfully. Roys-
ter's Acid Phosphate gives satisfaction to all
eur customers. We consider it the best goods
for the money handle and highly recon-
mend it to all farmers Hoping you may be
successful in he sale of this genuine goods.
BRoWER PICKETT, Liberty, NC.
Messrs W. D. Baity & Sons.-Sirs We re-
ceived letter asking us to tell you how our
customers are pleased with "Royster's High
Grade Acid Phosphate" 1t gives good salts
faction to our customers, both for wheat and
spring ana we think you need not hesitate to
recommend it to your customers. Yours &c,
cox &PUGH, Millboro n. C.
Messrs. ". D. Baity & Sons, Winston, N. c.,
Gents By request we rite you stating
what we know of Registers High Grade Acid
Phosphate" we will say we have sold large
quantities of it in the last three year,, and in
every instance it has given satisfaction, SO
much 50 that our trade increases on it every
Wa G; HGra - one Ges' d IL
sell number of other brards of fertilizers, we
Hsh pds e efeP
an ything else we sell for the money. 1t is no
interest for US to say 50 if it was not fact.
Julian, N. c..
Messrs W. D. Baity & sons.-Gentlemen +:
have made specially of testing different
eraHa5 Hg Grade ira Acid Phoephate the
best, wits all good feeling towards other stand
ara brands IL mas pasa @ Tier
cost. c. N. HARDIN,
Julian NJ T.
had lia some assurance s that we were pettina
one among the best, and after securing the
above ana many more RE-. tes5 u we iet
ing that it was oae among the best brands
Its analysis ranks rgnt up Win the nignest IN
in in the full confidence that YOU can do no bet
ter than 10 buy it. We need not say % you
Txe 'ne az T
our reputation for cutting prices to the very
loves. ivlng pr'n'
we OTTER II 10 you, delivered IN
lnston, at Sl.oo per Dag OF ZOo
pounds.
we candidly oeiieVe you VIII
suDsefVe your own interest ny using
1t.
In answer to the question often
asked us II we VIII sell on time, we
answer NO. we hate any system
that makes the consumer pay 70
per cent. more TOR an article than
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-04
GUNS +! GUNS! GUNS!

We offer to the sporting class
line of double and single DARRELL
guns, muzzle and breech loading at
Is cts. on the dollar to what you
have to pay gun dealers for them,
we keep shot, powder, caps, shells,
primers &C., and sell away down.
You do yourself an injustice every
time you trade. and don't test our
promises and pretentions, and still
greater one if you pay us more for.
goods than you would have to pay
elsewhere. We are pledged to save
you money and cannot deceive you.
Oour motto: The best bottom
values for the money down.
Dixie psows and castings specially.
Yours anxious to please,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-04
STAR BRAND WHEAT GUAN0

following wheat with clover have increased in productive
and in value than hundred per cent We
ton against using any fertilizer which within
itself
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-04
STAR BRAND WHEAT GUANO!

We again offer this reliable Wheat Manure farmers
with every that the high standard fully maintained
Hundreds and thousands this vicinity
the wheat growing section of the Stae have used this
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-04

N ORTIZ CAROLINA In the Superior Court
IN Forsyth County August 3lst, 1888.
+ D. Kerner. A,iini' istrator of Laura ].
fiIseer, against Daniel Finger, Noah Finger
Julia q Finger, Emma Finger, Mary Finger,
,Pinhuey Finger, Jo. Pinkney Finger.
Yuu are hereby notified that petition has
hseu flied III the Superior Court of north Car
nlina, by Z. B. Kerner, administrator of Laura
J. Finer, deceased, showing forth his adminis-
tsaiiois and rendering final amount of his
sid administration. and praying for a discharge
from his duties as such, that TIE same will Be
heard finally at the office Of the clerk of the
Superior Court, Forsyth county, in Winston,
J. e. on tie 18th dsy of October. 1883 when
and where we can appear and plead or answer
to the said petition, and we are furt err notified
that if il to appear judgment will be taken
r: epafe 81 as to you.
GLENN & GLENN 4 C. s. HAUSER, C. 8. C.
Atty's fer Plf.
August 3Ist, 1885,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-04
Ia . IE s!
Do Your Own Dyeing, at Home, with
R4BNX&SS @X "a.

They will dye everything, They are sold ey
erywhere. Price 1Oc packase-4o colors
They have no equal for Strength, Brightness
Amount in Packages or for Fastness of Color, or
non fading Qualities They do not crock or
smut. For sale by j. A. R0BES0N, Bellows
Creek, n. c. T. A.. DoBBINS 4 STANLEY,
venable, N. C. jan 26ly
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-04
= A complete FERTILIZER! :

fertilizer which wanting any essential ingredient
that ingredient has be- by chemical action supplied by tn
soil greater proportion than the other essential ingredients
supplied unbaances the producveness the soil and b.
continuous will literally ruin the land often done by
the use of Peruvian Guano.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-04
HIGH GRADE COMPLETE WHEAT MANURE

for years with satisfactory results crops and with bene
ca results the land We prepared and show
large number of farms this county which, by the continuous
of the
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-04

We call your attention to the fol-
lowing testimonials from men who
have sold it for a number of years,
and men who have made it point
to test fertilizers on their farms:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
rnE DELIBERATIONS.


The f<lebrztson was Eress asirf'srs
whether viewesi A. patriotic siessess-
stsxtion. NJ grand gala oeeasio's % -
IN exposition Of the business and IN
dustriai ssasas Of Seattle There VS.
meyer before 70 great ~ assesnblags 81
ueotse In Washington Terrstnfy. and
what i very nosatie, there was moi ~
incident TO mar the pleasure q the
accession Nesas Oh entertainment
were provided for 81 eosner>aaa there
Vas uona q the exsoFtlsn which sonis-
times on popular oeessioas i 80 great
an ofIensc 10 both hospitality and
honssty.
FOR al this, credit Il due primarily
70 the literal and patriotic sisirst Of our
people, but praise j. especially due q.
those Of our fsIlow-ciiizsns ano took
the business part "a the celebration
ur,n thenaselye@. To Mr.. HauEori
presidenf " the committee. Mr..
DHeirry. The secretary 70 Nr. Hell.
bron. III the entertainment eosaIait-
tee. 10 Mr. Collins, 81 the fire DEPART
meat, and 70 osiey who touk upon
themselves the hard work of manage
mcnt. public thank are especially due.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
THE rATe or STANLEY,

IL l. evident that the nneasiness felt
at the absence OF information from the
Stanley expedition Is increasing a,
rapid rate. Tho Emin Boy relief com
miitse still profess % believe that the
explorer Is all right and that he has met
no unforeseen difficulties. but they
make puhlic no facts upon which their
confidence Is based. They simply de-
clare that stanley win come out all
right aud refuse to listen 60 the stories
of natives and deScFters who bring
news OF disaster,
The latest story which reaches Eu-
rope from the upper Congo i to the
effect that travellers arriving from the
district through which Stanley went
state that the route OF his march s.
plainly marked hy the eonps OF men
who died in conflicts between the ~
lief expedition and the natives. ScnD-
mesous are these CHASTITY relies os bat.
tic said 10 to that, i cresseoce i "a he
placed in The stories. the advance at
The expedition must have been som
tls,uea> series IS conricts. II : u le
presumed that III most of these SsaHtcy
was sseeeSsial bat the Losses Nhieh be
weslld necessarily haye suffered aat
have Weakened his force sni made
pssSssae the DISASTER which i Said 20
z,..,ssstat.,.sl him
In possible contradiction with ,laesc
gloomy stories frcm the Censo. heS.
ewes. eosaes story srem the >ossssp.
uhlsh has tendency a. keep asvo the
hers that stanley has me- sast with
,asssastuns. THIS Is 10 the elect thai
n White Yassss hiss appeared ~ the
southeastern soadaa PROVINCES, sAst
n. r,eefle are ssssiag lsforc him ard
- ,he x.,evsssos a the Nshsll : pre-
rarsnr 10 send a iere aselssss hsn'.
rr.sam;ag that shla runner Is aos
,,.,,,,n.ale.s sssr friraas q Slsalsy b.
..,srs ina, h. ,a,sss be IN white iAshA
'..ss-,.a "a There is ne sshss kitso-
-. ~, knoss. 10 he trassasHg IN that ~
s,a,. The sass shas The nansss rs-sT
s.s IA s,ra,.ser ~ a nssaa Is irooi saa'
- = X .esonspanied hs large paFss.
- & Il. a,srsa manifested q ms sp-,
.,ss.,s s :nalssses hat rs teliasi''s Is
s n 041s - S.. z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
a STRONG TfCKET.

The ticket nominated by the citi-
Gems mass convention last evening r.
ono which will commend itself 20 every
citizen who has nj heart the welfare 81
Seattle. Not n single one Of the men
presented for ofiiee Il unworthy Of The
position 10 which be aspires. All are
wc!l-knawn citizens and all are honor
abic. straightforward men who are
willing TO be judged by the records
which they have made among the peo-
pie Of this city
Robert Moran. the candidate tor
mayor, Is young man who has re-
sided In Seattle for many years and
who Is well known as n r,anof sterling
integrity and business ability. He Is
pre-cfninentiy a self-madc man, the
success which he has won ia business
being due entirely To his ownexertions.
lie Is workingman in the hroadest
sense OF the word. having worked at
his trade, that Of maehinlst. during
the greater pars Of his life. He is now
the head OF the firm Of Moran Broth
crs. TO whose business he sievotes his
entire time. What success he has won
Ii due to himself alone and not either
10 assistance from Others or 10 oifeum-
stances. which are so often aecoanta-
BILE for the elevation Of unworthy men
10 places Of trust and responsibility.
The people Of Seattle viii honor thrm
selves In honoring Robert Moran, who
Il true representative OF the best type
Of American woskingm.n.
Samuel n. Piles, the nominee for
city attorney. Il an able and popular
lawyer. He has for some time acted
n assistant prosecuting attorney. and
has discharged his duties in such
manner AS 10 win the approval II the
public as well A. the regard Of his fell
low practitioners at the bar. lie Is in
every way qualified 10 discharge the
duties Of the Office 20 which he will
certainly be elected.
J. G. Mitchell, who was nominated
fol. chief OF Police. Is personally known
to n large number of the people ~
Seattle. lie has resided In the city
for many years and has established
reputation ca which he can well appeal
20 the voters. In all thing he j.
honest. straightforward and trustwor-
thy. He Is naturally qualified for
the position to which he aspircs,
and his elersion would pnauestion-
ably he followed by vast i'm.
provrinent IN the police department
Of the city. He Is a man for whom all
lovers OF a clean. honest municipal
government can vote with pleasure
Tho candidates for members Of the
city council. McsSrs. n. IL. Martin, u
u. purie, y. J Barns and I. r. Jones,
are all weli-known business men, all
of whom have the respect and conh-
dcnce of the people. Indeed. the
ticket Is throughout one OF the clean
est and best ever submitted 10 the
voters Of Seattle, aud. unless all sign,
fail, next Monday viii witness it, ttl
umpaant election.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06

ss4ttls Is the CENTER OF suppiy = -
81 tns Puget soHnd dissr'ess
nsltisn Csissnbia asd Aissfa loek -
large t.sopo-sssn o. their ossHst =
dies. mschinssy ami supplies.
Tue vholeszis bsu.ss Of Ssx Ys!e. -.
dsipbls. B.stss. Chicago AL Ssn e.
recog atzs sss' lie ~ shs Se<sh Rscao -
sat are EShssx TON snd sal ~
ruaaxe.
Evsss wees bsrasds he Stab
q " agssey 10 our usisst sos toe - =
ductiss Of ihssr wares.
Oabls ours coonceti7z 10Th ssds -
vfsh mzxy ether tEnpcstsnt sntsprboe
a question ~ ses wseks-
fcT sssse rsasoas tad tssaAAnos .
tsas ss> within ssA4y CAL. re say hsy.
II va are in wzsh Bztoa Ts<rtesy
h~sssA nske q pFciitAtis sislt "
hezs fes iayes n al. hay ssiis prssn
such exrres..ssns al kny ssoprr1
eastern ssStez eheascr tass ca %
s;aat dr.s ssssfess On itis nossy % q
esue1is Of IN ssvase~.
We cas- seii 10 yoa sov to psr rene -
tLsn ~ <a8 sixis asys frcn 3 u tasa
spEiss snd seaskiss VII hsys -
fsel c. real essae prices % 4 WI ~
essszx l. viii sstns thess ~.
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s.aas~s ks zsass hare nzasse ssssoaf
81 ssssras hzfdfs-1 rtiiss ard APP
pro.setse5 sIss sanf@a tsssoszh region
previously nnezg spxsxl Tlsis more
haweyer, xouia - exsslzssel b. the
ssssfs3z which the aessrfer4 5ssirSso tie
feaxo. Fsnxfssg ti4s resistance 70 4
sssrees axsvarns tsa sre~t - ~ over
esnse. ii & rxs-sI l. tsss the exrlgrsr
naas ssA.s. saasFs : desoFr Hssseh tssk
hlsn fryensi Tie eo1ssry = the he-ssse-
nni asrcsgfss him info fhe eondar
srs.a 81 ssssrspessssA siirsstissi.
His Eofsd fkas fhs faass Questioned
Is tsse a1@enrs d Information from
the exte ssszea have leeH grenndlsss
an.a tax he sElse Tassssa . iso : terri
fySax tie soa.laness : ia truth fhs re.
.s11ass explorer Ter wAsss fate -
nssssh sesiisss strssse has feer expressed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06

Aste- Jos hsss tavzzsnei for ore o. more
io' 5, shoals yoa, through sicsnsss OF scrtdes,s.
s-cs'Ee presses far m,.ey. ssa psss p1is 70
prescott soar cberss a. tbe 5sak sad hey viii
- esssesi % ste SPOT fer thsir fuii fsss value.
Yoa sse, sAsr.scre. BY tire option sai pvvi.
ies-s &c eaes, issnrs sgsisss accident You
sre your treasurer aad uask4r. ssd Il the nasns
tine az evner Of saiasele eropssty.
sh I'D yvu .. ary use. however, prsssns
the shrek. 81 b2nk tor psTfa@sf tier viii b
imzsiszseiy heasses ana sersarsei to rs and
sea thereby sana al rts hts ef purchase 4 shs
sad tsn1
Ne efFsr 80 Zen oppartaBsfy snd stvsss
ysa 10 buy Hsv- Dest wss: to- sizse AID ssy-
ilssrce TO ssosd yea tSs oppori snisy Of saytng
eeeta have eeeEh sgca aud saeh bos lea
Danshs ase Tor 70 Elech aud ns~ Is ID satA -
mu7b.
sAxe yc1r fecesase. re r=zsiser los srssp, ea-n
size ~. cet ye..f coyaer slr5s h<fore The
tssoE and beEssz fsSn ne SvasSe.
rrAntsenstnsAt1 sxliro&is are ssdiAS Tor
aesstse.
MS1ufAeturirs 10 noarishiDe and grsvisz
VIII hssisks gTossh-
6sscrI oezaz-s &C b ). . x,k.< 81 subssautAs
prog-e<lsz.
Tss daily sas4rs ere G,sd VIII suassess Of
asg s.sarpszs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
A 1RAsssfEEEIAs RAILROAD.
4 Trip frons Seattle to 81 Peters
burg May he Easy Then

f,r. AiIea. the American secretary
~ the skfeaf seraiiofsy IN csssfyeysa-
ssssn regafdiag the new lfsss 81 railway
with which kaasiz proposes ttnifihg
the empire proper ~ifh TIE siis'r1sn
tzsass On tEse Pactflr, snla
Ye~, wa are sHnes. Interested IN The
esst i. the pFo5eted railway through
sgtersa tothe Pacific. * aiii he ofse 81
the greatest undertakings ~ sHssiern
sinsex. ard viii tfring china Japan
ard ts,reA 90 European door.
Negotiations wsEe at otiE ti;lse ufi-
der way booking fUgaFsax the etssson
Of a rsFeaa port 80 the Russians, bal
nothing ever came Of u, n0r syer VII
80 long - China lets forea alone.
The eoresns are not xtsfh children a.
they are sometimes represented % be.
They have fsa more idea 81 cedifg
fatsts 10 Russia than 81 granting con
rssSiors 10 fhina. II China really
though; them incapable II keeping
on; 81 the fire she siloIIla heye csgsi-
aaeresf ard occupied Cores sofne time
during the past thoasaDds 81 years.
instead VI aching ~ a go-bstzeen ia the
formation OF abe recent treaties OF Ia
dependence.
sIt world doubtless he bester for
Enxsga and the whole East. = Dr. Allen
continued. III the railroad should he
extended through Gerea to Fusan.
which i very near Japan. Yet as
Sladiv0sfssk ia Siberia il really an
open port I'll winter. there Il necessity
Oh such Al extension OF the railr0as; !,
and as the route il very mountainous
il might be found 90 he i'm practicable.
A line at fine. large ships serve Eiadi-
vostock, Fusau aud Sagaski regular
ly''
Here DIR. Alien quoted from the ca
/ bic dispatch on this subject.
The Russians would have preferred
one Of the forean ports for a Pacific
railway terminus. Port i.azaren or
/ the hay 81 fozan would hare suited
{ them better than Vlaslivostock. II l.
/ thought the English government hal
an inkling Of this whsn they caused
I Port Hamilton 20 be occupied.
/ III l. tr1e, said he, ''that the Eng
I lish did suddenly occupy Port Ham
/ iiton when threatened With Russian
war and wishing a north Pacific rem
dexvous, but they had soon 10 igno-
miniousiy give Il up. and the whole
action only increased the growing an
/ iipaihy 70 the British lien In the
East =
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Whitman College,
walia wans. W. r.

tstf1. Eos5EtsE gtfgESE Also ;; :.
Il eas3le sHd iitsssFy csllrsrs ACssisFsss
a. ragsnasnf pssfNaes f,s Say essilezs, So
to1ektaS es h1stscss SzNrssas eai8.Sfsa
tor If Hsusis tas.FUyt3cns tn art. sspcE
ssaN AGd taeftge iaag0a S. hicxen pre-
ieess-s and tgarscrs arb fIN stHstear> Ia
aiss' t=sasd3ax bail leaGs uscuz hs.i
trlag tsiiIs. faa team epeas SsspsSmacF s
iN-s> write So eaf2l.sssat 30 A !. AShEE
SssN \ " "a u t'rz-Ssfsras-
- -. q al &c..
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CHINESE INVASION.
The Yellow Hordes Pouring Into
California.
Lconlinereial Herald.l


We are promised with an unusually
large addition Go our Chinese popula-
ton. Thanks TO the aid extenaed BY
the habeas corpus method the law Of
exclusion Is completely paralyzesi. IL
II feared, however, by the Celestials
that the new treaty may be more ef-
fectise, and they have made up their
minds not 10 run any cbsnces.
From January to June l., 7i22 ar
rived. while 1871 departed. OF the az
rivals al. were landed on return GER
tificates issued by the custom house
and 32a on writs of has,cas eorpsrs.
This shows that ssil nibre Chinese at
rived than departed in Eve and a
half months. since 1859 Si3.-
aS arrived and a1s,6i3 depart
ed. The present treaty went into
effect November IL, 1850. and since
then sa.tgi arrived and 7a,,9l depart
ell These numbers include the ar
rivals and departures from the time
tho Restriction act became law, in
NAV. iNs2
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No Mercury,
No Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.


IL Is Sa,uro,s Remedy. mad, exclusively
frops Roots and Hcres.
II L. perfectly Harmless
II Il the cHly reneiy known to the world
that has ever yet csnrs eoase0ioes B,ees
ipiscs IN ali is stages
II cares grrcuriai Rheumatism. Cancer.
scrofaia. and other blood diseases HERETOFORE
CAUSED from impure b.ood. II IL now pre-
sesabed hy thousands u tho bcss thy sicians
IN the United States, as tonic. We append
the statement q a few;
"fhaxe pzcd s s. : On patients convsicsc-
Ellavihe. 6a-''
rHsxsS, CA-wlaie White was AFFECTED
with sssfuflia seven years. prescribed = s.
3, and today he "a a fat and rS,huss eoy.
Z. W. fAhxxR. y. y.
Hnrsaxn, Va Dec. n i$Ss Il have taken
thrcc bsssties q swift Sssssi,c Tor ss.oaga1ary
hlesa pelscrs Il asss mach bcster than pot
ash or any cher rstnesiy have ever Used.
~ NtsFtftn. NJ n.
formcFly Il Sussex Co, Va
re-. r J uAIH. tsle veil Known druggist
and physician: g Sssh vic. nsw Ar Sss,ny:
what =. q = IL rsznpe-->t of can safely
rss~asnaseaa Il a. the fvn,-ty fsr AT skin DIS,
sasss. il sassfsFs net wsss sse naH,s may IL
We have q box siysns ssetss-y OF thts
wonderful rs'sssfsiy. and rs cers~. Nun ali
ever ske wcriiL whsch wa rcuStsee sea thss
all w-N sal l. tree. aGd ~atrh We Will NAH
fre~ 90 sysa1catisaa- No fSnsils shs.st ee
wlth1ag a.. We have AnssffeF Ga coatassiosss
ks,Ssi tNstaan. sat eu same tersais
write ~ a hi-aagy of sSsr ease, sad cur
fahy4iat1sg wlh HsiN tse -7ta yssl ~ astcr, IN
sfrtcisss cea8seneA We VIII ros decisive
pea kssssstGSts.
Nor sails By ali Gr9xssssA
tax SfFsTx SrEcTrHc Co.
hluees = AtsarSA. Ca.
Nss gses. 70 hzuzlSey.
t.Hi=H HEs 70 <NHvs HUI
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BIDS

WILL, BE RECEIVED By THE In
w dersiKned for the erection OF a three
story frame building Bids viii =. closed
al O'Clock .. m. Monday. July 9. The
right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
ErThe time has been extended to
"Wednesday. July 18th, At ) p. N.
tui II FISHER d CLARK
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ELLENSBURG ROUTE
A PASTOR CURED BY FAITH.

Rev DR. John Williamson, Pastor Msehi-
gan Avenue Church. Chicago, ssss been
cu-ed by faith. James A sterling. tcssry
Assessor. koscturc. or. was not cured by
faith. bat by Arkerss Bisssi ElixiY- He says.
Il have derived 80 u1Beh heneflt b. taking
AeScr's Blood Elixir that unhesitatia-iy
endorse Il es a r5edieiFe 81 unusai reiiss9ii-
~. ] urge all who snzy ~ afflicted with
disorders Of the hlgSas. % give THIS most ex-
eeIien; resHrds fair trial. because | avn
sarc, after doing -. they Ri1 cDySoterzte
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROHIBITION
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