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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-07
The Jefferson D.y,. Monument.

Att,r the battle OF Buena Vista, General
Zachary Taylor. whose daughter married JEFF
fcrson Davis against her fathers wish, is said
Co onel. go,t haze saped ths ddg God b,es; yna
" Nhen Dolly ,could have Bo,I she tpds a Detter
j,its0e Of n mon than tpe." Undoubtedly
fhuse words Of the bluT old Mexican and In
dian fighter express the feeling OF every native
southern family towards the man whose whole
life Is so interviewer with their history, that
they can well say, we are the best judges OF the
nai,,s worth. Aud whether n public monu-
ment Is ever raised to his memory or not,
every southern family should have a monu-
ment of him all their own. In the form OF
ccived from tho publishers, !. s. johnson g
Co. % Custom House street. Boston. Mass.
very fine portrait likeness of Jefferson Davis,
with autograph signature. The publishers as
ture us tho plates for 1t were engraved for
than, by one OF the most famous houses in
America The size Is 12xl6. and has every np-
peara nee of an exquisite Seria Etching. II Is
,itable for framing to hang IN any parlor or
library in cur land. Tho publishers propose
.lncinr the portraits for sale In tho hands OF
every druggist and general storekeeper in the
south. so that people can convenient'y get
them. Ask your nearest dealer for one. III ho
has not got them, urge him TO write Jnhnsoa
& Co. as above about them; or, the publishers
will send one to any address postpaid o. re-
ceipt by them of 25 cents In stamps Wiite
our name, postofice and State plainly.
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TEMPERANCE NEWS AND Norna

Nrchbishop Janssens of Now Orleans. is
! anothcr distinguished Catholic convert Ia
total abstinence.
recent Parliamentary return shows that
! ~ l9eJ there were l6S, 1856 liquor licenses is
sued i'll Great Britain.
IL stated that tho inhabitants of 200
niles of the wcst coast of Africa rons,,ma
'1ooo tons of spirits year.
=, Much OF the rel liauor swallowed IN
DncorSia these days and nights" says tho
nluns"ick Times, has about one murder to
every pint" w
INC Duchess of Rutland is n pledged total
apStaincr, and sho takes eycry suitable on.
po' su,IIy Oh cxtolling tho benefits received
from hcr freely chosen course.
AyounS Harvard graduate is pett;no n, a
series OF five and ten cent concerts at i}osfr -.
tal'Eslea ts'atesSheftfes' tiillof holder 10 bnn
and cup of coffee w" o"h
:, The richest man i'm Australia is so;d to ia
,iT. James Tyson. Hc is credited with be;ne,
'he PoSsaSSor OF four million pounds and has
never tasted wine or spirits, nor has ha
ShoKcd ono ounce of tobacco, 0
an ordinary key of beer costs a. md
"am ,"I"y II: @ mo"ut one hundred and ten glasses
uam ,,.n,i p' Drawn fromit Ative cents each this
nou'd produce $3.50, which seems n reason.
"''o p'oIt Tor the poor saloon keeper.
wesley Mcnamara, prominent citizen ~
''aoetha, Kan. was bitten by another promi.
nent citizen and died in great AGONY A,
they had both boen induiging in drie store
whisky the poisonous character of the h;to
is not TO be wondered Mt. "'''
inc bombay Guardian says that although
,i ,no nuinurr or consumers of intoxicati1p
liquors IN India, under the fostering policS
oi the Govcrnment,h has doubled i'm ten yeors
'ne m drinkers are as yet not more than fifteen
per cent. of thepopulation.
.oly rilty thousand gallons Of cheap wine was
,eceh',y ,i, ordered by European firm from a /
'ihgic California company The sea VOYAGE |
,Ta mso 'nG biSs biEsropsam stosphsrs will
= '...nor riamie and somo bottles md cohn;,,ts |
= inaSe It ready for expectation To the
:, ne british soldiers in India suffer seyero-
from tomn., tmo cnrso OF alcohol. Said the Duke
=. :, oonnauSht recently, referring to the cnn'
Ir'i,p.lon OF liquors in India by The militaru.
~ soldiers in India is the cause Of almost III
~ tiie crime committed by them. and noth
ere ; prohibited in connection with the s,nil !
iiery, 10000 men would do the work wbic,,
present requires GooO0." ""'on
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Rather Rich Soil.

Col. Stpp Of Nebraska was talking
with an Eastern gentleman, whom he
met in M0s&ngt-a the other day
Have .poua fertile soil in Nebraska ?"
the Eas crn gentleman asked.
"Fe'ille" exclaimed Col Sapp; 81
shouk say we had" And taking from
his pocket a paper containing an ac-
coun of the finding of 81, 900 in a box,
dug up on farm out thero, he OK.
claimed again: Fertile! Read that"
Post.
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paffo boots you have on. 1T5ye1se,S
the saloon keeper who gave them to
me-
"'That was generous of him. says
he.
"Tt was says I, but I made bar
gain with him. He was to keep his
drink and was to keep my money.
My money bought me these fine boots.
1 got the best of tho bargain, and I'm
going to stick to it. Tenn perance
Banner.
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COLT EDCCATION.

1ftheir trainers would hanrtlT' nc colts
rs kindly and carefully rs educators are
supposed to treat their human pupils,
balky, skittish and runaway horses would
ee u rarity. Begin, by fondling the
animal daily for a few days, atRa "i"i1c-
h'ge'f'l then be placed in roomy box
stall or on the barn floor, and IA girth
buckled around him, and be shown the
headstal! and allowed to smell cf it.
Ih's Is exercise enough for the first dav.
Every subsequent day an additional
piece OF harness can be added and nut in
position on the colt, and finally the
harness entire, but he should be shown
every piece and allowed To became
acquainted with it. At this stage of in
struction he should be. made arutlainted
with most things which arc liable TO
frightcn horses.
I. N newspaper can be folded and un-
folded and kicked about on the floor in
front Of him, and his face be rubbed with
Ut. In like manner u white sheet
blanket, robe, sticks and stones can br
used, remembering that all articles he be.
comes acquainted with now will not
inghten him aftcrward. He should now
tdught@to gee, hax, stop, back, turn
around and go on. Long rope traces,
VIII spFeadef< far in the rear, can now
be added, and day by day additional
weights attached for him to draw. lie
can then be hitchcd to training cart
and driven. If none is at hand ono can
he DC made of two oId wagon ,wheels.snd
,nclr aye. The next step is to harnesa
hIm in fcam with somo gentle horse
'hd dajter few drives his edmation will
DC complete. .-Ne,o Yor% Tyibaae.
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FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.

Begin to plan for garden.
Care well for your live stock.
nprotitable-us using green fuel.
Waste no forage that Is fecdabie.
Let no animal go cold or hungry.
Raw meat for sic4ily, weak fowls.
""o cornstalkS ana Straw Tor feed
Keep store pigs in good condition.
How as to fresh eggs and broilcrs?
Warm, dry quarters for the poultry.
Only maximum crops arc rcmunera :
tive.
Don't crowd the fowls too closely in
their quarters.
Intelligent industry is the ruling force
III successful agriculture.
Permit no smoking about the barn.
haystacks, or strawstacks.
The best cure for IL fence breakinr
animal is administered by the butcher.
There is no profit in rearing or keen
ing cattle, except i'll good feeding in all
seasons of the year
Good roads mean thrift, libcralty and
wealth. They mean good farms and
good real estate values.
W Wherever there is wide-awaka g. Ji5eP. fs5w.
Gus agricultural community.
return to the soil an amount of cerfil.
lHih% material larger than that taken
from It by the growth of the crop.
Some one who is evidently a sbrcwd
observer declares that poor farminn and
poor horses go hand in hand-that, like
'hlrds of feather" they '.flock togetb-
r."
me incest tool to use in a horse
table, after pitching out most of the
ittcr with the fork, is common garden
axe. one can work much easier and
ls'er with this than with "A hoe.
\ milking stool long enough to sit on
hd also hold the pail, the end for the /
''il Only half as high as the seat is :,
Convenience. The pail will not gct
'ilcd, and Is not so likely to be upset.
Too many farmers have got into the
'ol' OF gong to the store when thew
ant s anxthis STpuciaIly Ipjec for tho
es Z s Dased 3 ssl sfs5dsn Sra NJ.
-, 'nan are possible with those
n"re'y "non city markets.
n''' Wl' breal poultry on m,ito
ScHc, whether on farm or ;n
guar poultry yard, will find n oooj !,
o''or an almost Indispensable a1;nn"t
rearing large numbers of cxtr, n,",.
icNs To secure the c,r;v s,I.. an5 ,.y
prices obtained for the first broiIers
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How the Infant, s,o..

teacber n,ang young public s.,.,
oba~rarr, bner, with very lively 1 set .. school
inc @ tsss ses, is responsible for seS eS OF young
inE.es iE tales, which appear ~ .ne follow
TO wr sun fost. She told The rH sne wash
ners 'e % %compoa itions on sGond sGUudngsters
an eight,year,oid: ' most unique, by
month oa manners is KEEPING Won,
.n ThI out of other peonla,s your fresh
bIacLs teacher drew q nicsr, business"
xasas sDcard p of a boy waJ;nr Je on the
Taiss asn;ag o,a,ng crab in the net 81 9;..1s shs
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81 Judy
ceSf lssi,,,,frnr1nree orner si1Ias

Around The t6pSofF this stockadc is a
walk way where the guards stand heavily
armed during the execution. At present
this precautidn is by no means so impcr-
ative as 1T ohcc was, when the officials
did not and gould not know but that an
armed raid fPr rescue might be made
across the b4rdcr. The framework of
this structurels of solid oak and it stands
to-day as firmly as it did years ago when
first created. The cross beam from which
the ropes arc suspended. and which is
called upon to sustain the full force Of
the drop, is massive piece of oak. The
trap is of the simplest possible construc
ton, consisting of two doors opening
down, onofor~ard and the other back
extending nearly the full length of the
platform. Kansas City Times.
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MISSIONS AVN LIQUOR.

The Rev. Mr.. Webb Fcploe, in an ami.
vcrSary sermon before the English Church
Missionary Society. asserts that the annual
income OF Englishmen amounts to S6,575,
100000. Were a tenth of this sum conse-
cratc1 to Gods service. it would bc S657, 900,
O00, which is said tn be the exact amount of
Great Britoin's drink bill. The preacher es-
timated that n tithe of the drink BILL or q
hundrcdth part of the total annual income,
was actually given to religious objects, and
that perhaps II tenth of this or thousandth
part Of the income. was given to work out.
side of Great Britain. for the cvangelizatiop
Of the world.
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eisten nnen ny the ase n
within score of years aOuOAl
is TO gain strength aud .rehcwed feFfHjty
for the soil, and its. effectiveness has been
proved hy practice beyond any question.
Its effects are to clean the land of
parasites gathered ,%pripg the, ,preTous
rotation of; crops aid both 'adinial and
vegetable in kind--wccds. and irsccts
are both dcstrosedl by al. and sQne.
troublesome quadrupcds arc also gos fil
Of, such as molcs, mice, etc. IL is q
serious question if at this time, when the
great burden of agriculture is the to
small produce raised on too ,SrcLt spaca
of land, it would not. be ms.st tt:siialse
te summer fa!low II field Sr Two every
year and SO increase the fcrtlit; and pro
ductiveness of the soiI.-Neto :; FORK
Times.
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pApY DIES OF ALCOHOLISM.

William Albert Heaslip, four years old,
died suddenly under peculiar circumstances
Sunday morning at his parents home on the
top floor of No. 3JS Fifth avenue. He was
the younger OF two chiistreu.:ct SJobfan
Alice JIcaslip. who; have the care OF tho
apartments and offices at this number. Tho
chill when very young was subject to
cramps and to relieve his pain the mother
gave him small doses OF whisky. A tasto
for alcohol was thus carly planted in the in.
FAINT, aud when he Learned to talk he would
cry for whisky. Though the cramps were
soon outgrown. the fondness for alcohol re-
manned and was kept up by the parents every
now and then yielding to the boys abnor-
uIal and unnatural taste.
Some friends called upon the family Sat
urdny night and whisky was opened. When
they left, bottle containing heavy toper's
L,sY L,;ssYiSn was left uncorked on the table.
"mie tho parents wero asleep, Dcrtie arose
early Sunday morning, and, sighting the
bottle with the familiar odor, drank the con-
tents. When his parents awoke about o
o'clock they found the child very sleepy and
hardly able to stand. He was put to bed
and quickly fell asleep. When he awoke a
couple of hours later his appearance alarmed
the father, who hurried for Dr. Charles II.
Gulick. Tho doctor saw at once that it was
a hopeless case of alcoholism. The child died
III al bour.-Ne,O York World.
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TEMPERANCE.
THE WINE.

They say tits pleasant ON the ups
And merry ON tho brain; ,,,ood
They say il stirs the sluggish p'ooa
And dulls the tooth OIL pun
Aye, but within Its glowing GLOWING sssp sieeps.
Its rosy lights will turn to fire,
Its GOODNESS turn to thirst; r.,.
A sle,pless worm is pnrsed;
/. There's not aS tho
S,4sstd dassi isSa fyals 9 \ -. r.
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SHE-They say that vaccination will
be obsolete in the twentieth century.
He-I should think it would, at least
for women. She-Why for women more
than men? He-Because ballroom and
bathing dresses will probably leave no
room for it,
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There always is. She is the power behind
tho throne, A woman'S tn1 once over tho
SO great power to guide, strengthen and help
her husband, a womans mind should he clear
and healthy. 1t cannot be IL she Ia suffering
from any functional derangement. How
many a home Is made unh. because sh ,
who should be Its lite and light is wretched,
depres ed, morbid inva iiI Wive' mothers
and daughters, ~hy suffer from "female COM
plants" which are sapping your lives away,
when DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription W II
youf Il has res o ed happiness to many n sad
deEcd life. Why endure martyrdom when re-
lease is 8, easy? In its special field there
never was a restorative like The "Favorite Pre-
scription."
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sysyUest Times 70 SOW grass seed
whfa the soSfhas been properly prepared
in advance is after a light fall of snow.
Another good time is when there has
been slight freeze and the soil is thaw-
ing ont; the weight of the seed will
usually be sufficient to bury it deep enough
to gcrminatc. If for any reason the
seeding is delayed until late usually the
better plan will be to cover with har-
row or brush
crops seeded in the spring, and when it
can he done, advantage should be taken
of the first favorable opportunity for
doing the work Farm, Fieid and
.Stockman.
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Tourists,
"hether on pleasure bent or business, sbor,d
'"Ae on every trip bottle of Syrup of Ftgs a,
" "''' most pleasantly and efrectuaIly on the
h'anels' liver and bowels, preventive fevsr,
"ene' ana other forms Of sickness. For
'"'e IN 0oo' and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. rug
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A Famous Scafold.

The scalfold at Fort Smith, Ark, upon
which sixty-nnc men have been hanged
in the past III Keen years was built by men
,whsediden9y ,hrhba SHttmonitiSn OF the
Work tha .wassfn store for II, Ms they
made it al all time and possible emeRgep-
cfes. Thd fructure stands about midway
of the sou side Of the enclosure, in plain
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=, ,u .or through. am aware

.h,cs n doy the year through. am aws.o
thot This statement may seem rau.ei
hro,d one but those who have "h'',o
a,,rdcn we'll titled" will bear me out III
tho assertion. 1t is surprising TO tnoso
....,o bove had no experience III TINS inc
=, Srd ont how much can be grown on
very small piece of ground II prop. @
teption is given. 1t does nos :.
such an amount as one often lmaBiuo9
must, because the regular uSeRI IL on .nt
t.zssS has tendencyto pre- s u,'o S.IHo
s M ssrs & s. sss'f sss 6ss;
Yfougnt put On extra occasions. Used
regularly it becomes a sort of appetizer,
and really acts as tonic of the hest
kind. Its pleasant acid tones up the sys-
TEN and whcts the appetite for a kccncr
appreciation of more solid food. 1t is
direct aid to digestion, and those who
cat of it regularly are seldom troubled
with those ailments which call for pills
and physic. The fruit eater is seldom
} bilious.
| BY all means set out plenty Of smal
fruit. Have a row of currautS, bed OF
strawberries, raspbcrries along the fence
and grapes wherever support can bt
l arranged for them. If you have never
tried your hand ut small fruit Cultur,
make up your mind to experiment will
it, and the chances arc if you take car
5 of the ''venturc" with which you star
t out you will be so well pleased with you
n success that in n year or two you vii
4. tbrauch out" until you have all the frui
h your family requires. 1t is just as cas-
q to care for !, Garden NJ this X nd as IL /
r to- properly cultivate a field of corn. b.!
n most farmers have got the idea into thci
1t heads that it is puttering work, an
C nothing will get this idea ont Of thci
: heads except a trial, which will be sur
h to convince them that no other part c
p the farm pays so we'll. all things consid
!, cred, rs good garden Tick's Ma.
: 0zine.
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SALOONS IN CHICAGO.

Statistics show that the drinking portion
Of every ffty-seven adult males, in some
communities Chicago, for instance), sup.
ports saloon. This means that n certain
humber of families are impaired in their
resources to precisely this amount, which
must he equal to absorbing tho total earn
ings OF at least six families out of the pro-
portion of fifty-scvcn actively engaged in
supporting the saloon. These six families
have TO be supported by the sober element Of
the group, and therefore the saloon is the 20.
cuniary enemy Of all families in communities
tolerating them. The pecuniary damage is
not lessened il we choose to regard the ex-
s. 80 SsE = ssS Ease
wirffr It's influences 10 + trioac Struggle for
existence, on the lowest ind barest plane
Union-Si1ndl.
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An exch, n te says that oyst r. ar, going
up 1hey are going In the pposite direction
At our Ia bic, ~o''
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!, me cs'4 best tcdy to know whether or not
70 b i Electric Soap is as good as it is said
"a. oT, oTr 10 10 w " y0urse 1t can't d ceive you
'hem. ASK your grocer for Just one bar
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J:amtcted with sore eyes use D-Isaac Thopn
tcL tEyeWnter. Druggists sell at 25c per bottis
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Cheap Land in Kansas

address - penny IN postal card directed xvith
W.ns.o 70 :: l.: DA AvIDSON & co WichWS,.n hWn
Gundre,s' ., ha iii VIII bring you informstion wort,
ons car b.v Big Profits Parties with tie monss
dncina hne arm with rich SOIL capable Of ny
sure to opP9r,mn'te' %s win be lost by delay! Iaad
Mar oe W.nce Wmance In spring. It you want Tood
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When IN IN Is under a C oud the sI:ve
In hg Isl general on the other $ de-
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be curel ny
In ling Halls Catarrh Cure.
j. CHENEY & Co, Props; Toledo, ".
We, the undersi fned, have known 10; =;
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thicaro tarber IL worth Sl2SOOO This
SHOWS that silence Is not always golden.
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Inc snafI n. Ehlte COCkatOO with tne'
fiery eyS au% suiphurous yellow crest
did thai His big cage had been on top
of ting monkeys, one day, and the little
monEy had swung his tail up until it
rcsta against tho bars Of the bird cage
Thecockatoo grabbed it and pulled it in
Wit his sharp bcak. Then there was
chstcring and screaming, yells, croak-
ing aud diminutivc inferno for about
minute, before the monkey got his tail
lode by the heroic method of pulling it
looe. Then the cockatoo spit out a
moithful of hair and said, "Yah-h-u-g
CHI To this contcmptuous remark the
litt monkey said nothing. Hc sucked
thd laccratcd end Of his tail and kept
quit.
S,mc one had presented him with a
piSc of mirror. 1t was the apple of his
eydand ucprizc of his collection. His
littb stophpusc contained n couple of
ch9tnuts, some spare peanuts, two or
thre brist pebbles and the mirror. This
littlo striGhardly two inches square, he
IswoaA 9 Emjsc by the hour He
Of that otl.cr hoHwcy which he saw in
tho glass. Nc being quarrclsomc, he
never tried to ght the strange monkey,
but always tling to coax him out to
| play. 1t woulDt work.
! One day thc'un shonc down through
the glass skyliht and struck tho mirror.
1t cast Il brigh burning beam right into
the monkeys sc and nearly blinded him.
Here was anohcr immcuse problem to
wrcstlc. with After a few minutes Inc
+ found thnt .bsturning the looking glass
in different dicctious he could make the
bright ray da,cc over the walls and into
the other cages Ha that was funny
The cockatot had been moved acros,
the aisle and ac of the rays struck hin
in the cyc.s lie 5inkcd and rufllod hi
feathers. The monkey saw it, and saie
to himself as plainly as possible
"Wondcr If old Cockcy doesn't like it, 2
He got the focus again, and the cock
atoo duckcd and squawkcd.
"Aha have you now, old Cockcy
IN teacoS pull the hair OF m
Again he focused the bird and th
bird jumped. Up, down, sideways an
across, he pursued the bird with tina
binding ray. while the latter scrcamc
and beat his wings aud ratified the Gag
in whirlwind or rage. But it was ust
less. The ray. and monkey were incxo
able, and not until convenient clou
obscurcl the sun did the monkey ccas
| its prosecutions.
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Hoods sarsaparilla is prepared from ssr..S.
Ih'"' pandeiion, Mandrake, Dock, Juniper BerrIe,
ana other weiiknown vegetable remedies in su.b
arec"liar manner as to derive the fulI nedic,oa,
value OF each. 1t will cure, when in the pover a,
medic ne, scrofula, salt rheum sores, bois. MIN.
pies all hnmors, dyspepsia biliousness, sick head
acne. indigestion general debility, catarrh rheu.
k,ensy and LIVER mp,aints.1 It.anse
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puv ol!o OF tex0j8d84j eie %

pssgscop 's@iS Yna IA fiHe " iHi6sssale Drup.
), gisis, To1ea !. Ohio. A'os'
=. ID. Van Haesen, Cashier Toledo National
Bank. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
Sold by oil Druggists.
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rcset mirror free TO sm mokers of "ra n.
ri Is Punch" &c. Cigar "
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The chief symptoms oil co d In the head
s n h"ndk rThief ~