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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

Inc foniy medicines sold by druggists. undor
,,I pOsA t guarantee from their Inaanfart
S HreF tS tnat they will Go just what is ciannd
lot thell- that is, benefit or cure in ali casas
o. a US Tor which they ere recommended
. OF 1ne money l}aid for them will be promntiy
I%,,a,undrd-are DR.. Pierce's world-famed snc-
G n',i.oI eti'red by Worlds Dspcnsary
Me leu ASsoci&'icn, If Buffalo. \, i,
Or: Pi"rc"'s Golden lfeCiioai Dis,nvcr,- c,,rc,
aii diseases arising from turI,iu on. tpran,1ad
I Ig, OF lFoin Impure blood, as Dyspepsia or
S SnSaligestlnn, Iiag.ea, Batchcg, FmIntjon 9i
65Mis-r i iGa;;'r nrA aias. ami Scrofu,
I' ,1I oS'fos arc S~e!'iugs. Tonsl!npti0n, or
51,9 e,s,oi .i,-' y also curtd by Tins Won.
h Tiui p fenl'GI, 4 ta'lnn III t:mo
Dr. flerca's Favorite PRESCRIPTION ia tho
Woriid-lamed remedy for al those chronic
p ~Sskhesses and distressing arrangements 20
Sotnuioh 10 American women. 1t is n most
potent, lnvigorating, restorative tonic or
ssiSrehgth glVer, lmparting tone and yigor 70
t tlie @noie system, As soothing nci,yine If
IS uneqnaled. See guarantee printed on th 10
Dott!e wrapper and faithfully carried ont
for many years. ou'
Copyright, 1855, By WORRIES DIS. MED. ASSN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11
Jack and Jill each took a pill,

NJId-fashl0ned klnd-fuII grown;
Jacks went down but with a
frOwn
Jill died from "cause unknown
Smiles will supersedc many
fEowns, aud many discomlor will
be unknown, when Dir Pierces
Pheasant Purgative Pellets entirely
superscde, as they bid tair To do,
ths large and less efficient pill q
orr iorefatbers, Every day skhey
gain ne1 iaufels. So ssirilaq
when most,iil
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11
Symptoms of Catarrh.


Dull, heavy headache, obstruc.
ton Of the nasal passages, discharges
falling form the head into the
throat, sometimes profuse, watery,
and acrid, at otheIs, thick, tenaci>
oas, mucous, pureient, bloody and
putlid; the eyes are weak, watery,
and inhame1; there is ringing in the
ears, deafness; hacking OF cough
ing to clear the throat, expectora.
ton Of offensive matter, together
with scabs tro n ulcers; the voice is
changed aud has nasal twang /;
the breath is offensive; smell and
taste are impaired there is a sensa>
toin of dizziness, with mental de-
preston, a hacking cough and gen.
eral debility. If you have all, Or
any considerable number OF these
symptoms, you are suffering from
Nasal Catarrh. The more com
plicated your disease has become,
the greater the number andadiver-
sity Of symptoms. Thousands OF
cases annually, without manifest
ing half OF the above symptoms,
result in consumption, more decep-
tive and dangerous, or less under
stood, or more unsuccessfully
treated, by physicians. Five hun
dred dollars reward is offered by
the manufacturers of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. for case OF
eatarrh which they cannot cure.
2en.edysold by druggists, at onIy
so cents
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

81 would not he afrsid to sleep
on the South bank of the Gauges
if supplied with Johnson's Ionic. ]"
was the remark OF a physician OF
this state. It's a weapon against
all malarial fevcrs. 1t is II won
derful appetizer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

Think what you do when you
run in debt. You give to another
power over your liberty. If you
cannot pay at the zinc, you will be
ashamed to see your creditor, you
will make poor sneakIng excuses,
and by degrees lose your veracity,
and sink into base lying.
The second vice is lying, the
first e running iuto debt. Lying
rides upon debts back. A free.
born American ought not to be
ashamed to see or speak to any man
liVin-. The borrower is a slave to
the lender, the debtor to the credi-
tor, disdain the chain, pr, serve
your liberty and maintain your in
dependence.
Gain may be temporary and un-
certaia, but while you live, ex.
pense is constant aud certain. We
may give advice, but cannot give
conduct.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11
Is Consumption IncurabIe.

Read The following Mr.. G. II.
Morris. Newark, Ark, says !:
Was down with Abcess of Lungs,
and friends and physicians pro-
nouhced me an Ineurable Con-
sllmptive. Began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
am now on my third bottle: and
able to oversee the work ON my
farm. It is,be finest medicine ever.
made"
jesse Middewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had it not been for DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Con ,
sumption would have died OF
Lung Troubles. Was given up
by doctors. Am now in best of
heal, h.O Try it. Sample bottles
tree ut +. ID. Sales drug store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

Do you suffer with catarrh?
You can he cured if you take
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier. Sold by al dru- :
lists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

w" have on hand au elegant
iine ofCarPets aoi Faraiture al
prices bat would please you.
LowEEy Il Orr
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

4 anJca, old Piy3 can 6ny an organ or tbfan'
ron PiRfby g. Crtzp, Akdntd, Ga, as SscJ1,I
Hohs D4bo,.fI0N as tie mdd Cxferf M"5i-iHH IN The
'|nS''-Chistian Worker
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

r 2, III Cough & Warren five octavcs, large
y, q ". case satin walnut very handsome;
Litter tiap either org5ps sold at s7jno GEE m
Beats tue world. e ohe il for only 1J0.U
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11
THEY OUGHT TO WEEP.

Several years ago." SAYS the
'reenville, South Carolina, News,
=" he raining tree was regarded as
curiosity. aud when some indi 4.
vidual was bold enough to declare
that he bad en one, he was hoot-
ed down, or the chestnut gong
was sounded shrilly al d reprcach-
fully on the air. This year the
trees nave become common.
The Charleston News and CUu-
rier says: "No wonder,hey weep,
when timber lands are sod for a
price per acre which will not mus
ure the value OF 81 cord Of fire.
wood from the same ground; when
We send shiploads across the ocean,
and Guy bedsteads and bureaus
aud wagons and tables aid chairs
and hyeadtrays and buckets and
baskets ard tubs and axe lelves
and wheelspokes, and even clothes
pins, from the people of other
states hnndreds of miles from US.
1t is not surprising that the very
trees in BUR TO: ests should be NOV
Ell to weep over our thritlessnoss
and improvidence. The only
wonder is, indeed, that they do
not boo-hoo outright in view of our
folly, auJ of the certain speedy
aud weeping fate which threatens
them, If We do not change our
ways.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

Talbot has everything imagino.
bic in the grocery line. He is
The Leader" and his goods ora
the ahuieesL il the CITY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11
-&.iFREIGHT PAID. r.
SPECIAL OFFERS,

EIrNHGMT Pirno, STYLE Gustration at top
W. Uf'G!ii OF this advertisement, rosewood
ca t, ~ ott,ye., the unisoa,, uv" strung bass
al improvements. I he t4st low coin I'm
priced Piano I...nufactuled. OK ~ w
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11
There Was a Moral Lesson in II.

Tiers Was a Moral Lessen in 1t.
II was agreed by everybody in
the car that she was the honeliest
woman t.ey ever saw, aud TIE
man in the seat with her probably
noticed the sly glances and heard
some Of the whispered exclama>
tons. lie became restless aud
uneasy, an by and by got up and
wall ed bach to where couple of
drummers sal, and said:
Boys, SHE'S my vile"
"Yesl' responded oue.
Il allow that she's homely 'nua
10 scare a hungry bear out OF a
hog pen, out its all my fult."
Indeed !"
And J tell you the story, be-
cause there is a great moral lesson
in it. We was engaged to be
married. ,ook her INTO Syr4-
cuse ts a Fourth OF Jnly. There
she met Bin Prime, an old beau OF
hers, aud it made me jealous, as
some gals will, you know, and she
Il reed To Tide home wiki hIm.
1t hit me htrd, as you may believe,
and SO went out to he stable and
drove tacks into Bills harness.
When they came 10 start out the
horse ran away. Bill jumped out
and didn't get scratch, but Mary
ST id til The buggy stIuck bridge
and WAS all smashed up. She lost
tw I've teeth, had her no e broken,
her mouth torn out ut the corner,
an eye cooked up, her toes turned
in, her tongue bit halt in two, and
the color of her hair changed to
The brindIe you nov see before
you"
II see the neral lesson"
'Not yit, you don'tl That
came in when | tried to give her
the shake and crawl out OF the
marriage. Her old dad put on the
screws, and | bad to come to time
or lose my farm, and so | walked
tie chalk, The great moral lesson
is, never get mad at your best gal
Ii you do get mad don't make Il
tue Of yourself. That's all, boys,
aud | hope The warning viii sink
deep INTO your hearts.-N Y. Sun.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

Il YOU want the Purest patent
medicines and dru s vap ,iu e.
seen taen % Cbeatham n Dosn,s
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-12-11

lslng your child By permitting worms .
80 sus u.s. destruction. when p chiid falls g
80 Ffil, ~ restless, unnatural ia its cppstit'
81 = Naf ~ t9etA, yea haFa strong Indication
y! 3oi'aE ghe PpaiaYa euro for this Is ~. 4
Ss - \ S.S1 tST8'a VExNzTgsi&- Aes oul
SEat55af' sec t. Ia %msly ras may save y7,.y
S''' t'S1e 80 gsazaf 81 u z : " s
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23
Worth Making Note Of

Every time refn9e drink OF
liquor l aw improving my manhood.
Every time apend dollar fool
ishly l am opening Pauper's grave.
Every time pay rent I am taking
80 much away from q home Of my
own.
Every time I speak kind word
am adding to my temper or manhood
Every time buy al article I am
encouraging the manufactures or
producer.
Every time pay debt I am do
ing right aad helping TO put money
in circulation.
Every time refrain from speaking
in defense OF a friend I prove that /
nm not friend.
Every time speak cross and i'm
petuously I'm weakening my nerve
power and adding 10 the misery OF
others.
Those who place their hope 10 an
otbar world have in q grea. measure
conquered dread Of death AID uu-
reasonable love Of LIE.
Here joys that endure forever fresh
and 10 vigor, are opposed TO salts
faction. that are attended with sa-
:iety and eurfeits, and Battery 10 the
very tasting.
The forti;ude Of a christian con.
sists IN patience, not in enterprises
which the poets call heroic, and
which are commonly the effects OF
interest, pride sad worldly honor
T TX.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23
Don't Allow Talent to Rust.

IA by constant friction steeI IL kept high
ly polished, so Dy constant exercise i talsnt
ever brightest. All our powers grow by
nsa. IL We neglect 70 cultivate obJeryatioo.
we might as well walk through The world
biiodfold. We loss our facalty--wbst ar,
tists call our touch by aeglect 20 practice
on other things besides the piaao Tile ms1
who seldom reads reads slowly; the woman
whose writing 10 confined 20 "a infrsqaent
letter TO some abseut child speuds more time
over that than does practical writer over
a dozen pages OF manuscript, Exercise OF
possessed talent 10 absolutssy Necessary.
then, u no would retain our gifts. For ox~
ample' II onf occupation 10 s,denusry, 10
need to plan sof Wake, rides and active
gsmes TO keep our muscles 1.-THE aud sefvsce,
able But II our employment gives ~ 3
nough Muscular aciion, u 10 NOT wait less
important to COR health o. body that We
should plan for Den tai exercise for employ
ment enough Of our memory and oar res
soninR powers 70 keep t5sm from rushing
And, ia either case, that life mast %
dwasIed and unhealthy o9e that does not
provide sxerci 50 for our sol ftusl faculties
for worship, chsfiiy and patience, and mag
nnnimify. Exsscise Of soul. mind aad BODY
can ai0ne bripg us 10 tbe stature Of peFs
lect Eaan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23
Search the Scriptures

i Wish coald persuade ons single soul.
who has never done IL before, to commences
the daily sarnes, reading Of the Scriptures
First, becanse, ae some one has said, II
has God for lie snshor, Redemption fr its
subject, and Saliva lon for its end. IA veq
given to the world b. inspiration OF She
Holy Gbcst; I, took two thousand years 10
bsgia snd finch lt ii lcquised the choicest
fne1 q sixty generations 10 compose a.; IL
sialeg The whole case between God snd the
human race, pOiots OCT The entire trouble ia
Which this race " involved sad Ice pibci-
PIES and methOd 0f y stupendous restoration
NO other book thar has ever bssa printed
eyen attempts this fasi: Look u.foagh Ell
the Libraries Of Inc world. snd y0r wiH
search ia raiu fo- aay oiheq aofk aiih he
story Shich Ibis Book tells second, re
u because Of Us abiding a8G isvinciBio Das
ufc. Forever o Lord, Thy Word IL so;-
lied 10 Heaven Read The tseEiy first
chapter Of Sale; Lakes gospel there is
Photograph " the future u hnroaniiy taken
By Christ himself he stood lhers anl
looked on into Tho coming centuries, aad
predicted the course Of events throughout
ibe Christian dispensftiou. aud thea added
The grsndest prediction OF al, Heaven aud
'aTth shall pass evsy, bstmy Word shall
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23


SouTHgY ON READING Would you know
whether the tendency OF a book IL good or
evil, examine IN hat state OF MUD YOU lag
II down. Has 1t induced you TO suspect
that y bat you have besu accustomed to
think unlawful may. rfter all, be Innocent /.
and that may De harmless which you have
hitherto been taught 70 think dangerous?
Has IL tended to make you Dissatisfied aud
impatient unter the eoniroi OF othersl and
disposed you 10 relax 10 that setf-2oyerns
Ineni without which both the laws Of msn
and God Tell Us there can be 40 sirlae sad
consequently no happiness Has IL attempts
ed to sbste your admiration and reverence
for what 10 great and goDd, aud 10 dsminisu
In you the love OF your country aud your
fellow creataresl Has IL aidressm iiself 10
your pride your vanity, youf seiishness, or
any other of your evil propensilisal iias !.
dehed the imagination with what IL l0ash
some, or the heart with what Ia al ,nstfous7
Has II disturbed the sense OF right aud
wrong which the Creator has Implanted ip
the soul? lfso-if you have felt that SUCH
were the effects IL was Intended 10 produce
throw the book toto the fire, whatever
name IL may bear en- the title pagsi Throw
II into tie fire, young fnap. lhsugh is
should have been the gift OF n frfend; young
lady, away with tbs wnole act III agn q
should be the promioent furniture OF a rosa
wood book case. -Souttey
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23
Confederate Generals.

What has become OF the Confede-
rate Generalsp' is O question very
often asked and very hard to ausw r
at this long date after the close of
the strife. But writer 10 lbe
Washington Herald OF few days O..
GO gives what may be taken az quite
q correct and full answer to the in
torestIng inquiry.
The writer begins with those OF
,be highest rank OF the FIVE fun Gen.
erals Of the Confederate army.
Johnston, j. f., and Beaureeard
survive. Gen. Johnston was until
recently United States Commissioner
of Railroads, sDd Gen. Beauregard
lives in Louisiana, where he has Gre
ated the finest body Of militia for its
numbers in America. lie Is also
one of the commissioners for The liz
uidation Of one Of the old Louisiana
State banks, besides which he has
other important business connections.
There we're twenty .ope Lieutensut.
Generals 10 tue Confederate army
from FIRST TO last, and eli of these
were from the United States Army
but four, viz: Richard Taylor, ". b.
Forest, Wade Hampton and John b.
Gordon. OF them the following are
living; ID. II. Hill, Who is In North
Carolina; Stephen Lee, Early, Buck
Der, Wheeler and A. p. Stewart, be-
sides The Two NOT from the old Unit I
cd States Army, mentioned above.
GusIavus w. Smith IS ranking Major /
General living. ard makes his home
IN New York ci y. W. r. Martin
lives 10 Natch,z, Mississippi, and is
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23

Arkansas, rs does Moyan and Louis
Herbst Zone OF the bes, ,nssbemss :
icians that ever LOTT Wsst Poin,. j
Who was Colonel Of the Thru
1ouisiana Infantry. aud also BRIG.
adler General. and who lives M IL
hD native Alsakapas, In Lsuisiapa.
kosser lives near Chaslottes Vile. and
is rich. shi.s Is. Ii. Robcrtsson, The
courteoue, gracious gentleman. 10 a
resident Of Washirston City.
George Stewart lives in Baltimore,
% Also does Bradley johnson. VIII
liam H. Payne lives hers la Wash.
iugton and warrentor, Va, and IL
sitoruoy for tho Virginia Midlana.
Thomas. NJ. Logan, tho youngest
Btisadier General the Conf.deracy
ever made. being just twenty. ono
when commissioned. Is at the head Of
the great Richmond and West Point
Terminal systeG. He lives in New
York.
wm. p. Roberts. Of Nor.h C. rolina,
: %valry brigadier general under
-Gea. w. u. +. Lee. end next to Lo.
Iesn in youth. lives in carolina and
has been State Auditor for long
time. Malone 10 Ct Potersbufe.
John q. Brown, tho ablest General
officer from Tennessee, who was the
first Democratic governor OF that
State after the defeat Of the recon.
etruc ion policy here. is now the
Solicitor General for tho combined
Gould system Of railroads. with head.
qusftcrs st ST. Louis. George d.
Johnston lives at Charleston, South
Carolina, AMI is the Superintendent
OF the Citadel Military Academy.
General Fergusoa lives at Gresnville,
Mississippi River Commission.
HoltscIaw lives in Alabama, al Selma,
l belive.
Gen. Buckner. who is worth q
million. Is Governor OF Kentucky.
Lieutenant General Kirby Smith
lives at eewanee, Tennessee, where
he is President OF the University OF
the Soath. McLaws lives at Au Gus,
ia, Ga. Feathcrston lives in Missis-
sippi. Slaughter. General A. 6.
Johnston Inspector General, after.
ward General officer, is the Repub.
lican candidate for United States
Marshal OF Northern Alabama.
Harry Heath is in Texas. r. Porter
Alexander Is yice.president OF tue
Georgia Central Railroad. A. II.
Wright. of Georgia, is dead. Pierce
81. b. Young lives at Cartcrsv!lic.
Georgia. George D. Crosby, who
wss Adju,ani General OF California
under Stoueman, lives in that State.
Kersha. is Judge in South Car
DINA. Conner has been Attorney
General o. ). C., sni is now a Judge,
aud Chestnu', Bopham aud Youmans
sre all living - shat State. Waiter
Taylor, General Ices A1jutant Gen.
eral, lives at Norfolk. Uorley, tue
Qnartcrlnaster Of The lrmy OF Nor
ihern Virginia, snoi himself seyerel
years ago. and Chos. NJ. mstsha!l, tho
Aide de Camp wno vas with Geuets
81 Lee when he surrendered, is o
leading LAWYER in Baltimore. g. NJ.
Wilcox lives here and John Withers is
living quietly in Mobile.
could name others. but believe /
have mentioned the greater number
OF those who are best known TO the
public, North and Souti.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23
ACHE
Small H1 Snail Doe. Small ?Its

k9es sions Of the Courts
Circait 0eurt. 18th Judicial Circuit, Hsa.
lanes y. ArmHrosg. Prssiding-Tesns -.
gan a. folio.st
Great 0oonty -Fooyth Tuesday.ia March,
int !lesaay In June and tkltd Teesday In
October.
Hampshlss County-Fi1t Tuesday, In lsA.
tpary. secoud Tuesday In Aay sad thifA
Tuesday in September.
Hardy ,G.upty --Seeoad Tuesday In UareA
yet Tuesday In Nay AID arst tuesday Il
ottobef-.
Mineral cosatJ, ,Sechpd rue.day In Jss
S,sss, foSS!h rassdsy Id zPrflspd ast Tsss
Rnalsfsu Coesty-~Seeehd wedosslay b
April. usdqcsdSy afesr second Tsssasy In
'ass. stA Hta Wsdneadg IN. Neysnbsr.
County Court of Hampshire County-L.
D. Schnibbe, President-R ID Powell and
John 8. Psucske Commissioners; q. s
white olerk. The regular sessions are held
beginning on the frst Tuesday In ia ruary,
april and October. and Ia st Tuesday In July.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23
,Da.. H. r.. ACH.RE gAAS
DRUG GIST

Corner Baltimore & Mechanic streets,
Cumberland, MARYLAND
Large stock of all goods usually kept ir
first-cIass Drug store. Patent Midi
cines, Fancy Goods and TOiIet Articles
Prescriptions carefully compOundedday
Or night. Prompt attention given
to orders by mail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23

Get out OF my wAyi'
step % in the mud yourself. The walk
10 As much mine ~ II Ia YOU'RE
The hrst Of the two speakers vas tho pps-
set<os Of an incipient boil on the back or
the neck. The secoad bad jast gotten :
The father OF a pair Of iusty tw,na The
ght thht took paAos on that na.row sids-
walk was tbe most desperate eses kuowa Ia
the hietory OF tue towo. = Chicago rrioaas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23


SuxhsR visyrlSG.-if my dear young Ia.
az, you are visiting frieGd who iDust, per
force. do her own work, try to mako a. liz.
tie trouble as possible; |, 10 true that YOU
do not leave comfortable home for the
summer simply that you may spend the hea.
ted days In her kitchen. but there are many
ways IN which you eau save tr,obls and
lose nothing yourself. Dom expect 70 be-
waited upc n. Don't leave your ,oom la
disordery don't leave the pitchers empty.
Don't keep breakfast waiting Help a liz
about the ironi1g, dust the psrlor, wash the
dishes aud make yourself felt. Then you
can share her hours Of leisure, made attain.
able by your Efforts. an heartily ashan,
ed ofany young lady who allow step ex.
ira TO be made for her. during her Summit
rest. Remember that othera need Iest; re-
uernber that Others need a change Ia some
OF the exccrsions arranged for your pleas
ure, stay at home once IN "a while. and lot
seue Of the family 20 Ia your stead. Sar.
price tbs lady or the house Occasionally by
building hs fire for ,el aud laying the ta-
bile. You Can laugh, II you Hks, at mr.
suggestions, but yop know a. we'll as that
visitors hnvs NO right to be burdeos; havs
no right to idle aud sleep tie time away, al
The expense OF othets. The visi;ors test up.
pIeeiated are taoee who give Ia, least lfouJ-
lie.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23
Regular Eating.

Half the gir!s in the country becons dss.
pepuc before they are out Of their teeae. liz
co nsequcnce OF being about the hpnse AMI
NIB hng nj every ih'pg they lay their eyss
on that 10 good 70 cat; whereas vera they Il
cal but three times day, AZ rexular ;iIus3.
and not an Atom between mells. they might
enjoy perfect health. To digest tail meal
and pass u out OF the stom sch requires ~
less than hve hours. ia psrson eat DO.
tween meals, the process Of dsxestioa OF ths
food that 10 already in the stomach Is arrest.
ed, uutil the last is brought into ths sans
condition as the former meal; just a., II va.
ter is boiling and ice p;s. In, the whole ceA,.
es 10 boil until the Toe Ia melted and brought
to the boiling point, and thsn he whola
boils together. No wonder that d,speplics
are cross aud peevish How can ltey DO
Otherwise. since disordercd s,omsch u the
source Of % many pangs Yet they deserve
the punishmeut for negIectiug 10 obey the
laws which nature renders imperative II pee
feet health u 10 he prassr ssd
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tie s9oior partatr Of the 6rm OF J Chen .
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Do county ehd State aforesaid. AID ihst s4ia
frn gill pay tue sun of ONE HUNDRED
~ LIARS fer each ana every cAse Of Ca
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Sworn 20 before ne and sabscdbsd IN nv
ptesenee, tais 9lb day OF December, A y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-23

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