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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20
Manufactures in the South.

While the so.callcd mineral district.
of the South arc attracting almost uni.
vcr>al attcniioa. and apparently over
shadow the development of other in
dustrle' IL he South equally yalua.
bic. there Is a constantly decreasing
disposition among our W pcol,ie
to engage in manufacturing such ar.
ticle- as are indigenous to This section.
and the New: is also graliticd to note
that outside parties arc equally im-
pressed with The many advantages pc.
eullar 10 tll, section tor the manuiac-
,arc not only OF our textiles but ou:
woods also.
Tho manufacture of our raw cotton,
isjn't now awakening spcciai inquiry,
and in conversation with n cotton far.
tory builder fran Boston Yesterday. a
News reporter is Pleased to learn that
he Is learning propositions from srv.
rral places in this immediate section
10 make bid, on machinery, building.
etc.
The News has rcprstedlr claimed
'""' 'h"' wan hfiit'ii w iu~uTt Nv
building of factories at aimo., ever,
description in The South wa. conf
dencc among ourselves. and f.i,I, in
the outcome of investments of that
character. There is plenty of idle
capital in the hands at the people OF
Eas, Mississippi. whirh, ii il c.uld
lac aggregated. would give that impc.
tbs TO manufacturing which wmnl.i NJ
0ncc attract the attention Of capital
lists from abroad and the dividend,
now hciug declared from well man.
n!cd cotton factories in the South, arc
already beginning TO elicit that sener.
al inquiry which forebodrs yxea,
things for this section.
The News take occasion to conyrat
ulate tic people of this city upon tn,
growing disposition of our people I,
engage III manufacturing and ,hril
recognition OF il, value to tho prosper
ity III thi. city and section.
Let the work go on.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

The following shows the average
assessments OF the lands per aero in
the different counties Of Miss, inclu-
ding town lots, under the old ass ess-
meut law as shown by the Auditors
books, with the counties arranged as
classci uudcr the new assessment Bill
giving the price At which the eight
different qualities Of land in each class
will be assessed Tor 1889.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

We copy from the Winston Signal
an exceedingly well written article
highly complimentary of our fellow
citizen, Robcr, {. Patty, and recon-.
mcnding him fer the first Office in the
gift of the people of the State, We
arc in q position to know that Mr.. Pat
iy ia not a candidate for the exalted
position. but nevertheless we takt
pleasure in reproducing this tcstimo-
NAL OF his worth from citizen, OF Iii.
native county and can cheeriully en-
d0rsc il and assure them that /; Is ap.
i'recisica b. him and his friends in
NOyuOec.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20
nITATIoN NOTICE.

The state Of Mississippi,
NCxuhee County.
Vim. Robinson. by next
friend sc. In ChanCcry.
Ne. 1872 vs.
Winston Jones, ct 81.
The state Of Mississippi
To the unknown heirs ofJno. n peir"s'
deceased
You are hereby commanded 10 appo", ' y,
rore The rhancery Court Of the county o.
Toyuhrs i'm said State. at RUSS before inc
clerk in his office on the
LIST Monday in May 1889
10 defend the suit. in said Court, OF VIM
Robinson hy NEXT friend. vs.. Winston Jones
ct AL, wherein you are defendants -,
Witness my signature aud the seal OF SAID
court atixrI, this 18th day Of April, a. d.
1889. p,,rl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

MONTGOMERY. ALA Apr, l6.-Thc
govcraer Yesterday appointed }. II.
Stiasoa tax commissioner OF Picscus
county. Nr. Slinson resigned March
a., 1888, to avoid suit being brought
against him A. cY Reconnaissance OF thst
county BY some of the b%oudhollers
who refused at that time 10 accept The
compromise proposed. Since that date
there has been no taxes collected in
Pickcns and matters have been in
confusion. The bridges of the county
have to be kept up by private sub.
scription and the salaries OF the officers
it is said. have been srarsatrc,l by
merchants and prominent citiZcn..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20
His BIZ mess Booming.

Probably no n thing has caused
such a general revival Of trade at j. +
Jones Drug Store rs their giving u.
way 10 their customers of so many
free trial bottles Of Dr.. King. New
Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade is simply ENORMOUS in tlia very
valuable article from Tie Sart that i,
always cures and never disappoin,s.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Brc4rhitis.
Group, and I'll throat and lung discas.
case. You can test II before buvine
by getting Z trisi bottle FREE. large size
81 Esc.g bottle wAxrasisi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

Aa Oil Mill, that cannot be absorb.
cd bv the trust" is M Of the ne
cessities of this CITY. and we arc pleas.
ed to know that the organization OF a
home Company is being seriously
considered, The Mill at Greenvi.e
has been kept out OF the trust and
is a money.makiug institution, The
planters around Jackson would, We
feel confident. give an Oil Mill, located
here. all possible encouragement
Clarion Ledger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

Among the most useful Institutions
in this City we may safely place The
Capital Commercial College, which is
under the charge Of Prot. Wyatt.
Large numbers OF Young men have re-
ccived a practical Business education
within its walls aud il is ciniuently de-
serving OF the most liberal patronage.
Clarion Ledger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

EriToE BEACON The statement pub.
q t4 ~. i..gs q iRf BEAq9S, she.
The different, e~ouutie. in Mississippi. il. o
it,elf sufficient TO prove that there should
has. .een ,oms change OF the old assess.
meHt law. and that 10 measure could work
Soxubce payin. per acre about double the
tax paid 10y the rich counties Of the Delta.
While the countic. Of Green. with her val.
usbie yellow pine il assessed at the enor-
nrou. .uln pei atre OF 81 cents.
l.sequena county hs. been assessed here
~tofore'ai four dollars per acre. and if she sue
ceeds under the Madison Bill, in having her
lands assessed ont-halfo of the highest price.
$50. and the other half at the lowest, 80
cents, AL average will then be sIO.si. or
moro than triple its present assessment.
But each one can compare the present "a.
se,snen for himself by referring to tn,
printed statement. and will be convinced of
its inequalities. some counties actually
draw more Of the state Treasn', han they
pay in.
| have heard the following objection rails
ed to the Madison Bill. b 1t a careful reading
Of the sane see Acts 1855, page "a will
convince any one they are unfoundcd.
/. II is said the lar" owner has nothing
to do with placing, a value on his lands
when in fact he val 'ez it,: himself just
as he does his r-rs onal property, as he
did under the Old law, OILY he is not re-
quired to swear 20 Il, See Section 9, page
20.
.. 1t is said .ac Assessor has "supreme
power" to place any yalue he may wish on
land, and Dc 50 even cautiously, and the
owner las no remedy. See j makes 1t \
penalty Of slo9 against the Assessor for any
false Assessment wiliully made, and See s In
su' stance, gives the same remedy before
i.tpd heretofore. Il l,ni is assessed above
IL. value, /, Is the fault Of the Assessor aud
not Of the law, aud the proper showing be-
tore the Board i. all that will be necessary
10 correct he evil. II the Assessment Of
N0xulee il too Ugh, the fault will be In
The Assessor or Board, or both, and not In
the law.
.. II is said that this Law raises the lahal
in the country aud allows town lots aud
personal property to remain At an under
valuation, when, In fact. Srr 8 requires all
property to be put in at its fair marketable
value no more. no less. 1t il true the oath
/. abolished. which never accomplished any.
thing save TO deter the Assessor and Boar
should increase the assessed value Of land
in Noxubcc for 1899. the state tax will, ,
course. lay heavier upon Us. since. the rat,
for the state for this year Is already txc,.
but there il no need to raise our assess
mrn,, an5 IL is tair TO presume that our OH.
Ger, will not 10 our people An i%njnstic &.
.our assessment Is nov double that II "a
richer counties. and IL these counties ~
forced M. a. they must NJ c~rssarily hr, 0u
state tax hereafter will he much lrss. ~ III,
rate will br reduced. lIut this article is al.
read, too long. and | ronriudc hy request
ing that the l.iil i~ carefully read before IL
l. condemned. SEE .AetslssS. pagrs.f TO q.
10 less than two years II will have many
friends In NOxCBEE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

Rev. n. g. Augustus, of janctown,
Miss. has been visiting relatives in
this coaxsv during the past week. aud
last Monday nigh, he preached al ex-
cellent sermon, 10 which his hearers
listened with delight. He was the
guest of Judge Price while in Louis
s'iIle,- Signal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

The young men Christian Associa-
tion of Miss, convenes in Meridian on
the 2jth. We see that his Honor a.
Il, Dent, is named as a delegate from
Macon, but he will hardly be able TO
a;tond, owing to pressing engage
mcnts in Macon all OF next week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

THE BEST SAIvE in the world for
nts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rlicun, Fever sores, Tcttrr, Chapprd
Hands, Chilblaina, Corms; and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or none,
refunded. Price p cents per box
For Sale by } +. InNGs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20
Is Life worth Living.

How ohch docs the patient mother
uie has jus: laid AVA, the little one
that dicd irom iic effects of lcciling.
Ask this question. If she had known
OF DR., Bigeers' Iiucklebcrry Cordial.
life might have been brighter
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

Thou ,nDls of dollars arc waste |
annually in plwsirinn-' fees. when five
or ten dollars expended on that unap.
proncirnblc .%.ron1urror Of ds asr. SA-
MAGITAx NERvfSE. wOnhl fleet in
every ease a radical cnrc. $3.50
Cnrra my SIM of Hts. after spending
e. Ton wiz D,l.pr hnttnrs.
J. ". H0RNTON,
Claiborne, Ms,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20
An Excellipg Age

A lady asked a gentleman his age.
lie replied. What you do IN rvnry-
thing.' X'L. So docs Taylor's Cher.
okoc li~sacdy OF Sweet Gum and Mul.
ieiu rxvra oyer nh other remedies tor
coughs. croSp and consumption.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20

Capt Frank Prince is q candidate for
the office of Sheriff OF Kcmpcr. The
Capt. has many friends in Noxubce
who would like to elevate him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20
TIE pATTL.E BEGINS IN THE

tliF DA ] l.E DL'fi.No IN iuC
earliest dawn Of the rliilTs cxi-irncr.
II i, is delicate, worm. hasten upon
its v%ituls. and n yrar. pass they In
crease, and II not ,lr.irnycd will
Kill. Shrincrs Indian Nrrmifugc will
destroy them and save the life of the
child.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-04-20
Saturday, Ap1. 90, 1889.

DIR. j. +. Davis, of Crawford, has
graduated with first honors at Tulane
University.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-11
rrichinr noeu. Critics.

A ST. Pau. gentleman. who many yoan
ago was resident ot Cincinnati tells "a
story concerning Powers. tho sculptor.
which has probably mover been in print
There were 40 that time iu Cincinnati
two or three cOnn0lssoura in orc who 0s.
summed sort oi general censorship iu
such matters. and everything that lh.v
said concerning works of art was ln.
posed 90 ego. They had unfavOmI.F
criticised some ~ loWer' work and. rs
be did not take much stock in their die
tatiOns anyway. hcdecidol trshuw them
mp 10 the art pcop.c ~ thecItr. lg was
working some iu wax and announced "a
reception at which De would show some
Of tho latest products OF his genius.
Among the figures was one repre- emit.
ing the mayor of tlc city. IL stood in "a
niche oy itself. with thl light ARRANGED
for the best effect Tho hrh mucla-
muck5 of the arr world of Cincinnati at
tended the reception. They examined
the figure an the mayor and mads com
mcut on h. "Ihe hands. remarked nr.
do not reveal any anatomy" "Tholcs
are a tribe Short ' said another "but
otnerWiso consider lr YDry un.
figure. And -l tlDv won't 0u. one Of
them finally discovered thlt somcthiuq
was WRONG about fle bi.d.n NJ fln nr..
and raised DIS hand t1 point out the de-
feet Damn you. GUut sou pinch ms
nose. cried tlc alleged wax "unre' fp
their a-.oa.hment dismayand complete
overtime" as arr critics. Tho sculptor
had induced The roal live mayor t0 hc'D
him in his hft.o scheme St Paul
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-11
Tho Dominion Of car.da.

Canada Is composed Of seven province.
and numbcr0f vast territorial districts
which correspond % the territories oi
Che TniJcl States The provinces bcara
relation tO tho individual States They
arc unequal in size, British Columbia
h4yin- 33O,3fi square miles Of area. and
little Prince Edward Island containing
only sioj square miles Quebec has
JOB 3Jl square miles Oul:r.1ha3 l01.1>D.
N0ya Scotia ylt5i, New Brunswick .l-
322, AMI Manitoba p0scssc. il3.9lL The
enormous Northwestern territory which
has been aubdiy.iol into Alberta. Sass
satchcwau and Auhabaaka. conur. IS
LYlJ.JD3 square miles, Mcowavfu s9j.
3U6, tie Arctic islands 3ltsOo. and
tle islands of Hudson Day 23. goo.
Here D. an area IN tho aggregate of
j.4U6,Ji9 square miles of Gods earth
under the Ugis Of Great Britain Poly
clot Is the population thinly scattered
over the land. There AFRO 120OO0e
ircncmmon the Emerald Isle ha4 cJn-
.riDutcd 92j,C00, and the Land o. Cakes
aas 100000 representatives,. Three hum
lrcd thousand persons trace their near
decent 50 Germany: There arc $1,000 rcll.
lives If Iaiiy the Welshman. ald the SO
called Scandinavian5 number about H.
600 souls. Ontario. the most thoroughly
English province, has @ population of
100000 ia round numbers: Quebec con-
tin5 100000 OF whom 100000 aro
French Nova Scotia conteini $4,000,
Now Brunswick nearly 100000. Prince
Edward Island 10000, British Columbia
10000, and Manitoba approximately
l1O,000.-Exchange
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-11
OVER TIE LIVES.
xev.y Note. Gathered from the sourh'ide.

Newsy Notes Gathered from the souihside.
The friends Of the lamenied Rev DR.
ID h Mmfroc are contributing 10 fund
10 erect n monument over his grave in
Chesterfield county. Already about 500
have been subscribed Mayor Attkisson
viii receive contributions from persons
who desire 10 subscribe 10 the monument
fund.
Manchester is now supplied with
water Ii was turned on in full force
about u o'clock yesterday, and iwo
hours afterwards the plugs on Hull
street near the Leader building were
throwing hold streams, which were
watched with interest by many citizens,
who were gratifed 10 know that the city
is now equipped with frst-class water
facilities
The o. 3. r. Club masquerade ball to
Doe given at Odd-Fcliows Hall this even
ing promises 80 be- an enjoyable occasion.
The grand march viii start at s1j
o'clock The committee of arrange
mnis is Mcssrs o. J. Merritt. A. ".
Small, and Willie Fischer
Friday night, January the 18th, In
dian0la Tribe of Red Men viii give @
ball at the Leader Han. The following
is the committee who will have charge
of the arrangements J II Moles, =.
p Dowdy, II W Brown. " d Fer
gusson, }. 5. WingGeld md Il 5
Patram
The Chesterfield County Court Will
meet next Monday
a band of gypsies has gone into camp
in Chesterfield. near Manchester
The Third ward is on a buiiding boom
New houses are constantly going up in
that vicinity.
The Old frame house on the corner OF
Iiul and Fifteenth streets. which has
been an eye-sore for years, was being
pulled down Yesterday \ new and
building will be erected by Nh
J p Robinson in its stead
The stable of Mr. A. q. Puliiam, who
lives in Chesterfield comfy, several miles
south of Manchester was broken open
by thieves last Sunday night, and "a fine
horse. harness. saddle, and two brides
were stolen. The horse was found at
the Gypsies camp jus' outside Of Man
chester The other property was not re-
covered
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-11
POLICE NOTES.

His Honor Holds Two-Hour Matinee
Two hours was all that was needed
yesterday TO dispose of the docket in the
Police Court
Beverly Busby ,colorcd) was charged
with fclOni0usly stealing and carrying
away one box of cigars the property of
1 : G. Lett He went below tie hin to
serve aiem of fifteen DAYS
George b. Taylor was charged with
getting drunk and breaking up the
furniture and threatening 10 assault his
lawful wife Rosa Taylor The case was
continued until to-day
Sarah Vaughan alias Ella Harris lcOl-
Oredl whose arrest ON the charge of
stealing two rings, valued al so. the
property of Wister Archer which rings
We're in his trunk, was reported IN This
paper yesterday, was tried before Police
Justice tmtchfeid The fact that she
broke into the trunk and stole the rings,
and paWned one of them with Bachrach
the pawn-broker, was clearly established.
She was given four months in JAIL
George W Jones lcolOredl, became
disorderiy in the public streets, and beat
William Hill he was fined $500 and
COSTS
The continued case of Mary Robinson
tcoloredl charged with cutting Eliza
cambridge with q knife was tried 10
was found that Eliza was as much IN
fault as Mary, and both were fined 81 30
COSTS.
Buck Spotswood .coloredI. had 90 pay
50 fine for leaving empty beer kegs on
the street
Buck PegTam (colored) was charged
with abusing and using indecent LAM
guage to Lena Baldwin Ho was fined
So and costs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-11

Some Interesting things arc rcmom
bcrei by Shcmans Atlanta campaign
veterans in connection with Lieut.
Dandy, commanding q battery Of artl
lery, now known as Mai Bundy, and
one of the editorial writer's on Deacon
Shcpard'5 New York Mail and Express.
Lieut. Bundy had % tooth for a rood
teddy. and one morning &C Kcnneslw
Mountain bad sampled s0mo Diamond
b commis3ry with some other officers.
and reached fij battery In excellent
spirits Soon COL Gcary rode that way.
and, observing The lieutenant, gruhly adj
dressed him thus:
Lieut. Bundr, YOU arc drunk"
Bundy answered back, as quicl, as
fash:
"Col. Georv, you are "a id liar.'
Here was q situation. Gcary was
about 90 put Bundy under arrest, SAVING
90 him: You are SO drunk YOU don't
know that gun from "a hollow log"
Il don't, oh, III show you whether
do on not See that bunch at rebs over
there pointing TO group Of Confedcr-
ate officers taking an observation from
an Cmiucncc half q mile away. Just
watch me scatter 'em'
Selling the tail OF gun. be iorked 10
around, got the range, adjusted every
thing 90 IBIS liking gave tho order 10 fire,
exploding four inch shell right In the
midst Of tho goGp of Confederate, who
hastily retired 90 cover, carrying with
them their wounded
Col. Goary Withdrew his offensive re-
marks, complimepted Bundy on his skill
and Iodo away.
Lent Bundy was an expert artillCrist.
and could land shell about where he
wanted Co.
The writer has often heard it said by
Iellcls who ought 10 know that he
tired The shot that killed Cen. Polk
hcnDeslw Gazette.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-11
LOCAL MOTIFS

The Powhatan Club will hold an inn
portant meeting tonight az the club
rooms on Eighth street. between Broad
and Marshall, and all the members are
expected % be present The State Dem
ocratic Committee and Senator Barbour.
It Is thought, will be.present
The stockholders of the onion Bank
met yesterday and elected the following
directors Isaac Davenport. T. William
Pemberion, VI. Rosenbaum, 4. s. Shep-
herd VI T. Clarke, ~ W. Nelson, W. VI.
Undertake.
James b. Blanks, commissioner Of the
revenue of Petersburg, was at the Capt
tol yesterday
Major Peter J Otey Of Lynchburs
president of the Lynchburg and Durham
Railroad, was in the city Yesterday i'm
ON the session OF the Demo
cratic committee
BY one of those dieagreeable errors
which will, despite an care, creep into
the columns of a busy newspaper. the
TINES in iis report of the Finnoy-Crced
yesterday said that Major Ran
iolph Harrison was married TO Miss
Emily Creed II should have been Major
Harrison Finney. The TINES
apologies for the error.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-11
4 story Of ni.marci,.

The second volume Of the mcmoirs cf
the Duke of Gotha, which has mcdorach
o. stir in the social and political world Of
Germany, contains anothcr aueclota of
Bi-marck-tho latest accession 90 the
ranks Of doctors OF divinity. When
secretary of the Puasiln LEGATION
10 Frankfort, he was asked by "a
lady why he objected 10 the ap-
pointmcut of Count Thua o. tio
position Of ambassador lie replied that
it was not tit place for q man OF Bis
extraordinary talents, there being so
little 10 DO. Then, continued tho lldv.
why do you retain your officer "Ohl
madam. il is another thing with me. /
have always been q lazy good f0rroth-
ing follow, and cared for nothing save
my gun. Here 1 can hunt a3 well a3 on
my farm and enjoy ny sieaa.' Tho
years have changed Bismarck and his
ideas.-Sln Francisco ArgOnaut
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-11
An ALARMING SHOWING.
The Greatest Danger Now Threatening
the Cowtuuutty sad What ithe eading
Pam : AAa - NV Lln N LlnnI.

The Greatest Danger Now Threatening
the Community Had What the eading
Papsrs ave to SAY on the inject.
The leading question OF tn day among
scie tnc men, ami the ieadl z papers D. th.
alarm ing increase Of pneumonia, the death
ate showing an increase OF over rge huudfeI
per- cent within the last few years. , octor
GOuyerneur VI smith. in an article in the
Medical record, sass that while medical ant
has advanced az recent years Boz
many directions. so Ear rs pneumonia
/. concerned science has shnyfiled %
The New York Suh, writing on this subject.
says g." The great Increase in thr fatal 81
pneumonia ], very alarming. especially a. the
sea,c carr as on so many Boo the nIlne.s OF
life ard hea IA 20 The New York Hsr0id stvs:
Considering the impending weather changes.
u j. 20 Ice feared this dread disease VIA open
its campaign very vigorously" surgeon G.n
eul oOrt, OF the Army. In his annual reuoff
says -" lne princi, al cause 81 death IN tho
army II pneumonia
There Is one ting thar every doctor. every
surge, n, and every nurse does upOu the fir-f
Appearance Of PNEUMONIA. and that il 10 ,timu-
late the system. The lite is Weakened. ant
must De- stimulated 20 throw OF this terrible
disease. Pure spirits do this: impure sufrit.
do not. The amount 81 Buny's pure Mar
Nhiskey used by the doctors and nurses In tue
lana, IN cases OF pneumonia, Is enlrm Ius
Ouc doctor states mat he cured him
sell OF pneumonia three different times
~ the use az this Great Remedy.
Prudent heads OF families have found the
houcnt OF keeping this pure preparation in
their homes. 40 b. used IN cases Of emergency
Temperance men ard women, Doctors OF III
sinlts. and the most advanced thinkers unnesi-
tatingiy indorse II. IL is used not as a beyer-
age, but as the III ~ scientific remedy Of the
lay, and II can show more cures than any other
Known discovery Great care should be exer- /
'lsed IN securing the genuine, and g,eat
irst symptoms. III