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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01

pie or the said proposed Safes that
they adopt the constitution Of the ".
nited Sta es. whereupon they are au-
tborized to form constitutions and
State governments for such proposed
States. respectively. The constitu-
ton mnst be republican in form. and
make no distinction in civil or politi-
Cal rights on account of race CT color.
except as TO Indians not taxed and
not repugnant TO the consii' ution Of
The United States and the principles
ofthe Declaration OF Independence.
Perfect federation Of religious senti.
ment must be secured, and provisions
must be made for tho establishment
and maiutenance Of systems Of Lublic
schools. which shall be or en- TO all the
CT ildren Of said States and Tree from
sectarian control. The constitutions
are tn be submi ted TO the voters Ct
the proposed States for ra'ificstion or
rejection on the first Tu. sday Of DC.
tober, 1889. and If the constitutions
snd governments OF said proposed
States are repub .icsn in form, AMI If
all the provisions OF the enabling act
have been complied with in the for.
nation thereof. IL shall be the duty
OF tie President OF the United States
10 issue his proclamation announcing
the result of the election I'm each, and
thereupon the proposed States which
Lave adopted constitu. ions and formed
State governments IS provided shall
DC deemed admitted by Congress into
the Union on an equal footing with
the original States from and after the
date of said proclamation. Un'il the
next general census, NJ ont ana, " ash.
ington and North Dakota will be en-
tilted N one representative each in the
lower house OF Congress. while South
Dakote, on account of larger popu
lation, will be entitled to two repre-
sentatives in each branch Of Congress.
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coMMIssIoNKks NOrlcE.

10y a decree rrndsred by ths Circuit Court
ID OF Hampshire county, West Va, the
undersigned Commissioner was directed 10
settle The accounts Of H. g. Bryan ~ Adnr
G the Estate C John w Bsws, decd 10
sscertain Uie value snd nnpual value o.
the real estate Of the said John w
HaNs, ADD report the debts doe from tho
said iiaws, dec q end the lawful demands q,
gainst his esists Notice Is therefore herebv
given that ! viii attend ~ my Office Rom.
ney. wat Va, 90 The 9th day OF ApriI.
lsso Tor the purpose Of executing said de-
cree o! reference.
Given under my hand this 26th day Of
VIZ -L..--.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
Public Sale
OEEARNl

- a. ~ 49,
ON MILL CREEK DRAINS.
Rf authority OF q decree Of the Cirruit
~ Court Of Hsppshi,e copsty, ren5ersd
On The ssth day OF Septeober. lsse. in .
enanccfy canss tf Johs 8 Kline, &C.. ~.
John W. Arnold, &e.. I vii cell ID auction,
20 the highest bidder. b~tose the Court. house
door In .ttnnsy, West Virginia,
On Saturday, tine second day of
March. 1889,
- II H Il r a N Nj
i. KNOWN AS THE "ARNOLD FARM"
of which John W. Kline did seizsd, lying
o Middle Ridge snd The drsins Of Mi
Trek. in Hampshire county. Hsst Virginia.
near Ntoisee junction, soa etntsining
1907 "A GRE s, oAa
more OF less. On The ftliouiug terms /:
Ons-thiid ef the purchase meuey Cash.
aid the residue n I've equal sapuai pay
ments, teasiuR interest," from DAY Of ssleJ The
purehaser TO execute bonds With approved
security icrtbe deferred payments, payabls
!csI tc,ive'y nj one and two ears sfter date,
and The legal title TO be ietaired - laddi-
M - S. l.. eLoURNOY,
,4 % 49, 81 ecial Commissions
!. v. s.. Poliog Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of ksmrshire county, certify tbst s.
l.. Flournoy, Special Con, missioner, has
given the bond n qnitsd by iaw and the de-
- 81 POLLING. Clerk
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s. l.. tL0CRNOY,
81 ecial cemnissi lone e.
FLwooD HoUsER

-D6a LAX IN Ii. III
Stationef~. Cigars. Tobscco, Novels, Nsga-
Eiues. Ac., &c
Msiu ST, Rcmney, w Va.
~ Subscriptions received for any paper
in the Uniied States
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-03-30

WHEiEAS, John C.. BlcdsOe and Ada NJ.
w Birdsoe, hts wife, anu Martha e.. BIedsOr.
by their certain deed of trust, dated the 12ih day
OfMarch, 1888, and recorded in the recorders office
ofLnlayctLe county, NJ 3sOurI in bOOkSi, bagel92,
conveyed to the undersigned as trustee, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate and ly-
ing in the county of Lafayette and state of Mis-
souri,, tO-wit: The northwest quarter; also the
west half Of the northeast quarter; also the
north hn!f Of the southwest quarter; also the
southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter. all
in section th'rty-Onr (3), OF township fifty 800 ,
and range twenty six (2G), being in The nggre-
gate about three hundred and thirty t33O) acres.
subject to four deeds of trust, one dated
March q, 1882; one dated Apr II. 1881;
one dated September =, 1885; and one
dated January IL 1887; which conveyance" was
made 10 secure the payment of Il certain
promissOry note IN said deed of trust de-
Hcrtbed, and, whereas. default has been made
IN the payment of said prOmissory note. when
tn" same became due and payable. according to
the terms of said note and of SAID deed OF trust
now therefore,, l.. the undersigned. trustee, al
the request of the legal holder and owner OF
san pr 'nllssory note, will, on
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1883,
at the C urthOuse door, IN the city of Lexing-
ton, Lafayette county. Missouri. between the
hours OF nine O'Clock in the forenoon and five
O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day sell publicly
ut auction to the highest bidder for cash the rcaI
estate above described, Tor the purpose of salts.
Tying the above mentioned note and interest du,
thereon and the expenses of executing Thu
trust GEORGE NJ JATRON,
mch23t Trustee.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
& LpngdOn

John & LpngdOn
VS..
Henry e.. Jones.
- Y virtue of n special execution Issued from
ID the Office OF the clerk of the circuit court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri. and in favor Of
John q. Longdon and against Henry e. Jones.
to me directed, aud rcturnable to the April
term, 1889, of said court, | will, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH. 1889,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon of said
day, in front of the courthouse door in the
city of Lexington. Lafayette county, Missouri,
during the session of the circuit court of
Lafayette county ,sell publicly, by auction, to the
hight st bidder, Tor cash in hand all the right,
title. interest, claim and estate of the said
Henry g Jones. defendant in said execution.
In and 10 the following described real estate,
situate, lying and beng In tho county of La
fayette, and state of Missouri, to-wit: The west
half ii the southwest quarter Of section TWEEN
ty-flve (2j), township fifty one (5l) and range
Lwcnty-seven (2D, except twelve (l2) acres OF of
and clear across the east side OF said half quarter
also twelve (l2) acres off of the east side of the
west half Of the southwest quarter of section
twenty-five, (2J, township iiIly-one (5l), range
twenty-sevcn 20. and twenty eight (2S) acres
OFF of the west side of the east half OF the south
west quarter of the same section, township and
range.
Given under my hand this St day Of March,
lSEg. CHARLES s.
mChgid Sheriff
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Le%li gton Savings Bank
vs..
X l.. and W a. Greer
DY virtue of an rxecutlon, issued from
Lafayette county,, Missouri. in favor oil the
w a. Greer, to me directed, and returnable
to the April term, 1889, OF The circuit court of
Lafayette county, Missouri, | will, on
MONDAY. APRIL STH 1859,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon of said
day, and in front of the courthouse door, In the
city of Lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, during the session of the said circuit
court OF taId county. sell publicly, by auction
to the highest bidder. for cash in hand. all the
right, title, interest, claim and estate OF
the said defendant Robert l. Greer, in
and 10 the following described real estate
situate, lying and being IN the county of Lafay.
cite, and state of Missouri, tO-Wit:-Tae west
hall Of the southwest quarter OF section ten 1O)
east half of the southwest quarter of section ten
quarter of section nftecnN5J ;and the east half ri
the nOrthwcst quarter of section fifteen Q5) ant
twenty-five C25) acres of the northwest cor
ncr of the northeast quarter of section fifteen
40; and ninety W0) acres of the east side o
the southeast quarter of section nine 90 and Thu
north half of the northwest quarter of the south
east quarter OF section twenty two (l2) and tn
north half of the southeast quarter of the north
I west quarter of section twenty (22), all IN town
ship lOrty-eight HS), OF range twenty five (25)
Given under my hand this 10th day OF March
1889. CHARLES S. MITCHELL,
mchlGtd Sheriff.
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pleted the trees should be protected by
something to keep the stock off, if the
site is not fenced. Place straw, leaves
or trash around the trees to keep them
moist about the roots during the sum-
mer.
s. The teacher or district clerk will
please notify the county commissioner
what is done on this day, especially the
trees planted, as my next annual report
will embody this item, and they are the
only parties who can furnish the de-
sired information.
8. If the school grounds are not Ell.
closed by a fence, an effort should be
made to have the annual meeting pro-
vide for the same by giving due notice
aud voting a levy for that purpose.
(SeCtiOn 7060.)
In the hope that the day may be OBJ
served throughout the state, by teach
ers, children, patrons and the public,
and thereby render the grounds used
for school purposes as so many pleasant
resorts for the children and attractive
10 the passerby. 1 subscribe myself.
Most respectfully,
w. E. COLEMAN.
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ON THEIR GUARD.

Blaine's love for the south is some
thing like Joab's affection for Amasa.
cart thou in health, my brOther?"
said Joab, saluting Amasa, as he took
him by the beard to seal his friendship
with a kiss. But note what followed
After the embrace and before the kiss
was given Joab smote Amasa under
the fifth rib, so that he died The south
does not propose to be as ''fresh' as
Amasa seems to have bee !, but will
stand ont of reach and wa for 6evel.
oprnents of Mr.. Blaine's love. 1t may
strike under the fifth rib,
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written to discuss che question:: 'Who
was Junius?" "Who wrote the letters of
Junius?" Well, it is an interesting ques-
tion to discuss. but still, after all. it makes
but little practical difference to YOU and
to me who Junius was, whether Sir Philip
Francis, or Lord Chatham, or John Horne
Tooke, or Horace Walpole, or Henry
Grattan, or any one of the forty-four men
who were seriously charged with the
authorship. But 1t is al absorbing ques-
ton, It is a practical question, it is an
overwhelming question to you and to me,
the authorship of this Holy Bible-whether
the Lord God of Heaven and earth or a
pack of dupes, scoundrels or impostors,
1 was so glad to read in the papers OF
the fact that the steamship Edam had
come safely into harbor. A week before
the Persian. Monarch, blowing its way to-
ward the Narrows, a hundred miles out,
saw signals of distress, bore down upon
the vessel, and found it was the steamship
Edam. She had lost her propeller. She
had 200 passengers on board. The merci-
full captain of the Persian Monrrch en-
deavored to bring her in, but the tow line
broke. He fastened it again, but the sea
was rough and the tow line broke again.
Then the night came on and the merciful
captain of the Persian Monarch clay to-"
thinking in the morning he could give
rescue to the passengers. The morning
ing came, but during the night the steam
ship Edam had disappeared, and the
captain Of the Persian Monarch brought
his vessel into harbor saying how sad he
felt because he could not give complete
rescue to that lost ship. I am glad that
afterward another vessel saw her and
brought her into safety. But when l saw
the story of that ship Edam, drifting,
drifting, drifting, 1 do not know where,
but with no rudder, no lighthouse, no har-
Dor, no help, I said: ''That is n skeptic,
that is an infidel, drifting. drifting, drift
ing, not knowing where he drifts" And
& then, when I thought of the Persian Mon
arch anchored in harbor, L said: h is
a Christian, that is a man who does all he
can on the way, crossing the sea to help
others, coming perhaps through n very
rough voyage into the harbor, there safe
and safe forever" Would to God that
there might be some one to-day who
would go forth and bring in these souls
that are drifting. In this assemblage,
how many a score shall l say, or a hun
bred, or a thousand?-not quite certain
about the truth Of the Bible, not certain
about any thing. Drifting. drifting,
drifting. o, how 1 would like to
tow them in. 1 throw you this cable.
Lay hold of that cable of the gospel. Lay
hold of it. 1 invite you all in. The har-
Dor is wide enough for all the shipping.
Come in, o, you wanderers on the deep.
Drift no more, drift nc more. Come into
the harbor. See the glorious lighthouse
Of the gospel. 'Peace on earth, good will
to men," Come into the harbor. God
grant that it may be aid Of all of you who
are now drifting in you unbelief as II
might rave been said of the passengers OF
the steamship Edam, n as it was said
centuries ago of the wrecked corn ship OF
Alexandria, at came to pass that they al
escaped safe to land,D
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THE HERALD IN LONDON.

London has never issued a Sunday
paper. The laws forbid it and the pub.
lie sentiment is fully in harmony with
he law. Mr.. Bennett, the proprietor
If the New York Herald, has shown
characteristic American enterprise and
audacitv by Undertaking to sell a Sum
day edition Of the Herald in the city
of London by methods that evade the
law and battle the police. The at
tempt is resented and denounced by
the Londoners of all classes, religious
and rrreligious. The day of rest is felt
to be a boon and a blessing to all, and
especially TO those that labor daily fol-
bread, and they oppose with spirit any
movement which tends to make the
Sabbath a s~ecular day
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sired by King Raven, he by Kentucky noted
Jewel. son of Washington Denmtrk Dam a
Morgan ana Ham'lionian mare, graud-lam Ber-
tran Price Tor season and TO Insure, same M
Sultan and Brooks
Great care taken 10 prevent az Ii.HIs aud es-
Capes, but M re. y instability Hssum. Il should
any occur Stahl and feed for mares from A
AT reasonable atvs. A lien by law is
rrt"in' q upon colt by any Oi the hOrpe-, wheth-
rr colt Is IN the ha"'is of origina' own + or n
purchaser, ami thu sCfNlGe money IN all cases
VIII he considered due 'hOulf The mare he sold
traded or removed Ifon the ne ghburhood
ohef"lSe season m"n y 10 dl" atth" end OF sea-
1900 and Insurance mC'ey when tn tact that n
re is Ia foal Is aaseI aimed bpyonl u ceasou-
doubt. mchlCn2 IN RITRNS
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1T PAYS.
from the Kansas CITY T:mes.l

From the Kansas City T;mes.l
That bright paper, the ~philadelphis
Times devoted a column t. the plausi.
BILE task of proving that of Ill men Mr.
Wauamaker, of Philadelphia, is bes'
united for a cabinet pOrtfo) .. 1t may
not he IL coincidence, but we observe
that in the same edition o. the Times
Mr.. Wanamaker offers tire, columns o
silk hats and spring clothil g at alarm
ing reductions The pres IS ia will
John.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-03-30

"A California merchant sent q dun
ming letter to q debtor in the diggings,
and received the following reply
"Dear Sir: You say you are holding
my note. That is all right, perfectly
right. Just keep holding on to it, and
If you find your hands slipping, spit OF
them and try it again. Yours affec'
tionately IN. Y. Ledger.
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SALE.

Mary Holster and John Holster. her hus-
band, Catherine Meyer and Fred. d.
Meyer, her husband, Joseph Holster, u
minor. by Claus Holster. his guardian.
Henry Holster and Ernst Holster, min
ors. who sue bv Fred. d. Meyer their
guardian, and Otto Meyer, Il minor. who
sues by Henry Meyer, his guardian, plain
tiffs, eXparte.
DY virtue oil a decree and order of sale lssu 20
ID from the Office of the clerk of the circuit
OF Mary Holsten and John Holster, her has
band. Catherine Meyt ant FIR, / ID. Meyer. her
husband, Joseph Holster. u u inor, by Claus
Holster MS guardian, Henry Holster and Err 81
llOlsten. minors, who sue by Fred. ID. Meyer.
their guardian, and Otto Meyer minor, VINO
sues b. Henry Meyer, his guai dian, plant is
eXparte, to me directe and returnaOlc to tn,
April term, 1880. OF SAID court. / will, on
MONDAY, APRIL r 1859,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the lore.
noon and five O'Clock in the u tcrnoOn of 81 i'd
day, and IN IOnt OF the courthouse door, In The
city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county, II 8.
souri,, during The session oil the said circuit c UIrI
OF said county, sell publicly. bv auction, to IN,
highest bidder, Tor one-thlrd cash ont-;hir | In
one year and one-thIrd in tvs years from ~
of sale, the deferred IN to be secured by
deed oil trust on the premises sold. or the pui
chaser may ut his option pay all cash d
day of purchase, oil the right, title. in.
terest, claim ana estate oil said plain,
tiifs in and to the following described
the county OF Lafayette. state of Missouri,
to-wit: One hundred ll0Cl acres, being the Yves
hall oil The northwest quarter, an the nortl
hall OF the northwest quarter III the sOuthwrs
quarter OF section eighteen (lSJ. in townshI;
ioTty-elght t4Sl, of range twenty -four go.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Ji March
1889. CHARLES MITCHELL,
mct9:d Sheriff.
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Tho Moon.

The following poem was written BY a little
girl ten years old, who has many relatives in
this city. It is an exact cope:
1 look at the moon on a winters night.
The moon, so clear. so round, 30 bright,
1t is looking down on you and I.
From its beautiful place up there on high.
The crescent moon is not so bright
But 1t sheds a lovely %silyery light,
In Its little hammock way up there.
Lies the baby moon, so fair, so fair,
She lies In her cradle and sings a song,
While the mother moon watches her all night
long,
And when day comes she springs away
70 join her playmates, the stars at play.
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The Standal 1 Bred II RS.
S2Q
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sEy ILL make "a" ason OF sN
w 1889 at my u lie NOR kArfS
ll'gSin vile. ut SO lnurcn EfAN
mare IN loal, or S25 hr seHsnn XlkSs ~
Chest r Hero Is Il bl I'd bay W ~
with heavy black mani an tan dark Lrs lax
hands hiSh. OF perfect tom styl aud action.
4 y. ara old past. aut remarkably KIM IN ,iispo.
slii"n lie "Hs -Ir'd - Her, Of Thor dale.
record 2:2714; h" by t Ond Il, = 1914 ~ nv
a Nan'i"r At,ia i'r 2 II; lie by .Sstt, ks
iihrrlion an 2'O ~ . itri "nd ne hy ! ported
Aha inh NC Dam Kat, +. : 1879, by Is ur-
non ."l.i ont II. "iark u h" }, NJ mhrino
Ct''"i ou' oi us b Gre, + gle. an lie Ly
MnI>' Ito Sc, &C
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We WILL SEE
From the Louisville Times.

IFrOm the Louisville TImes.I
Mr.. HarrisOn succeeds the great.
est president since Jackson, Mrs. Har'
rison succeeds the most charming wo-
man in the world, and Halford, the
Englishman, succeeds the greatest pri-
vate secretary since the duke of Sully,
We will see what they will do with all
OF It.
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Alsr. IT he ; me place the Gnr dral, stallion


50, ID Oti NuihE. inp'rt,d hy X L S ub-
u 'hel l D-m "A t..',r fourth y rInnn: grand
u ~ : al = 'ivrl y rh "a ~ ~Wr her lie Is a
coal t. st, with VIZ i"ENY MAJ e an tai
lt'f1 nu. nnt iuiln an action nd took the
nr-t I'r, mIigiu III he LIIay. Tie COUNTY Fair in
lSSs. IN II ing { 1 s'U Hiter enIIts. He will be
al owe To s"T'e mae, SIS to insure u mare
III i"ai ~ Sl2 90 lur the ; asun
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

>. simon " 20.
VIM F. Pure, II.
DY virtue OF an execution, issued from the
ID office OF the clerk of the circuit count oil
Lafayette county, Missouri. in favor OF }
Simon n Co and against VIM + Purcell to
me d'recte / and returnablc 10 the Epril term,
1850, OF said court. l will, on
MONDAY. APRIL 1sr. 1883.
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN the lore
noon and five O'Clock in the alter
noon OF said day., ami in front of the
courthouse door, in the C ty of Lexington,
in Laiay cite county. Missouri, during The SEES.
publicly, by auction to the highest bidder. Tor
cash in hand. all the right. title, interest, CLAIM
and to the following described real estate,
situate. lying and being in the county OF
Lafayette and state OF Missouri, to-wit: The
east half OF the northeast quarter of section Ave
l5l; also the west half the northwest quarter OF
section four al; also the southeast quarter
Of the northwest quarter of section
southwest quarter of eection four III, except
twenty l20l acres on of the south side thereof;
Il 80 thir!y-ionr T34l acres, NOR" or less. being II
part of the southwe I quarter of the northeast
quarter, and II part of the northwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter OF section four l4l. de-
scrIbei as follows, Io-wit: Beginning in the
middle OF the creek nine and thirty-1ve one
hundredths 70 35-lO0l chains west of the center
OF IN" southeast quarter o. sud section Tour
III, running thence west ten and sixty five one
hundredths no 65-l00l chains To the uuthwest
corner OF the northwest quaricr the sOutncaI u
quarter OF said section four IiI; thence north
on" hal mile TO the northwest corner of tie
sou hwrei quarter Ol the north asst quarter of
said section four lil; thence cas- along the sub
ii v'~l''r I 'rrtoH tan" - tn middle al the
creek x nrd twenty-five on" urdr ,lth- 10 b.
1901 ch'ins vest OF 1t c center OF TIE rthetst
quar'rr u smId section four al: lhrnce alUng
and with Ihr m"a' ders OF saId creek I'd the
place o. To- X nnlUg All ~ sul land Is situated
In township forty nine t49l, II Il range HeHty-
e ght Isl, and H. IN HE aSSreL ,r TWO hundred
aud nInetY-iOprl 294l acres, more or less
4 An. Inalnh INV han,t Iht Nil IGNs - - Q e.
1859 CHARLESS MICH
mrh9th
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ThOrnr e IT, en- ls Cne
fouut;uu a., .i,ry using I've. lictcc's Gold
en- Medical i..sapycry, and good .cestion, a
fair skin, bunyant spirits, ald bodily health
and yigor Will bu Established.
Golden NJ heal Discovery cures all humors,
from tie common rimplc, hin:cil, or eruption,
to the worst S"ro:lIl, or hln"d-p"ison Es-
p~ccially has it proven its efficacy IN curing
Fever sores, IIiI,-jnInt Disease. Scrofulous
Sores and SwcllinGs Enlarged Glands, Col
tire or Thick Neck, and Eating Sores or
Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
e. ton (Which is : 'rofula of the L.ungs), by Its
wonderful blood = purifying, invigorating.
and nitr;tive properties, If taken in time.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Short
ness of breath, Catarrh in the Had, Bron-
cI,itis. Severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred
affections, it is n sovereign remedy. IL
promptly cures the scvcrcst Coughs.
For Torpid Liver, Biliousness. or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and indigestion, 1t "a
an ,Incu,Ialed remedy. Sold by druggists.
Price Sl.UO, or six bottles for $500.
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sired by Sir David. an imported ely d"sdale.
Dam by Canadian out al a French Canadian
MARI. lie il a daplrl che nut sorrei with
white points, Is very "avy b"red and weighs
LES y unds. His style and action cannot be
surpassed. He will serve mares at the sam
price as Sultan.