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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30
LEGAL NUTlCE.
In the Probate Coun ~ ihl i6f sall iiss
Couniy,TcfnirfJuf ttah.
In the matter 81 the Hiiiir u GtgfFr Y.
fiEgoit, dsgfltdi

order srrolniinE time ari Pseg flrts iiltatni
OF unAl account Anl O hear pttllign
for dlftri1.t3l
I'M HEADING AM utiNg rHT 10.
~ iitinn Of Ahhie A. fifflti. adm.n'tiu'nk
Of the cttntc Of 0eofsr VI, i1sguii, De- cifd.
tritnE form that she hat fled her hnN &C.
count " her a1mlEislTat1l uron taii ute
~ NJ uoa,i that AZ ~ iehi, % ,lii late
Ahd OF hAid deceased hAr1 Ifea fllI rt'a Ahd
that q portion % sad esilis fsmaiti 70 z a..
Nlei among The hairs q saii drIesiii and
praying among other lhinis fsran 0fiefi gw'
ksAld ihAl account al ditiuhu inu v We
is,,ano OF said estate nn1ag NE rpfseii Gu
-. It's ordered that Ailptnsns ihisr,lit IN
iLn estate OF tho sAid 4 1nrge ". lHpu,
deceased be- and AppeAf1tilrc no ~ alto
Vean OF the County % atlttc, a. ~ glnr!
iiau,e, on Mednesia,, ~ iWh tay u laly,
III, AZ " O'Clock AN, tlisn aul thsfr . iioN
cAlte why an orncr AlICrlnF aali "a 80
egunl aud ~ dlstrihatiou Should ~ = lAde
I ihe residue OF said osliis amgis ti helts
e ea, w. .lld us'rke ". rfs'li' d''si''a 40
ltis further ordered thsi lAs Cl0t siHis no
uce. o. TITS order 70 be posted in tfes lsllc
lae.s IN fAit Lake CouuJ and pnslissl ~
Lnnied aud circulated = stli latg tlsniy,
,hiee Weess sureeasiyely pnltrsfe llf sAid
Ath day % July, lssl.
-, CIV. nAgTCn, rio,sls Jlsee.
phea Jane 9Th. isel.
TnHnronr o. ur,u,J
tounty " salt Lake
=, Allen, CLERK Of ne rf1'iis p,srl 10
ahalef ne usuniy Of sal iatf, % N, lefu'
1y " ttAh, do hurcby esfuiy VA "a. lofe
sv.hsl. tull, true and olrrci foU Q.lef
sspp',huhs uno ana plaif iof igiNt aslt or
nnA aecouni, aud 10 hear pfiiiin ilf ahdibn
b9n - afreArs OF rocori 2 mY Gee,
~ Nilnefs whereof, have hfenna ~ NY |
l haha and nflxei tue fsiI " ail tsst' lhf |
itrALl q 4 AtifN,
Bye. H. STANTON.
nvuufY fferk N1N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30

The late y. L. NJ. Barlow, who acted
for the English stockholders In tho
Eric railway matter several years ago,
WIS presented by them. headed by Me.
Henry, one Of tho directors, with tho
line country house and estate at Glen
Cove where ho subsequently lived. Il
was FREQ gift In addition TO his foo
and was said to DO worth $3.50, 900. Mr.
Barlow, however, had been engaged
for several years In tho work. Joseph
II. Choate Is said 10 have received u
fec OF S950, 900 In the Stewart will con
test which WIS compromised, but that
also covered tho labor OF nearly u year
Ia addition 10 hrge office expenses.
nopb.r That Defy the Gardener
Eternal vigilance Is tho price for a
successful crop Of garden truck nova
days The pcstiierous and yoclferous
sparrow gcttoth up early In the morn
lug with razor edge appetite, lilo
scorneth the solemn and sedato worm,
and turneth up his nose at the festive
caterpillar. These may do for tho yul
gar robin or rcdlneh, but for him tho
crisp and succulent lettuce and tho
tender blossom Of the sweet pea is good
enough, and calling together about 800
Of his relatives they start on their de-
vastatlng career and when tho man Of
tho house getteth up some time after
ward and secs tho ruin that has been
wrought ho relieves his overburloncd
feelings In such q psnner as TO inpcrll
his chances for ...iro salvation. There
Is n fearful reckoning In store for tho
persons who arc responsible for the In
PRODUCTION Of these ieatherod Italians
on our shores. Allentown City Item.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30

Order % ,hos Cause WIN order Of sale et
Real tatate should not bc made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Court In and for ssit fst,
County,1cfuiory ~ Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30

SAnAu a. MITCHELL GRAHAM. TIE
- Guardian Of tho person ami ostste Of ~
ltph l. fIedric g., VILLA % A., T,osa .saTab
and Charics ~. Graham. Minor, haVirr
ted her retlyn herein, duly verified. pfAyins
iQf an order ~ sale 81 al the fcf estate u ssll
ai10rs, for the purposes therein Get forth, ID n
hfneny ufueftn that the neat of Mn III The
Nards, and al rcfsous Interested IN the estate
~ said minsts apptH hcforc The said Probate
40 10 o'clogA IN the forenoon % ssid 1ay Al
ila Court lt0om ~ said Probate Couft, M he
t9unty uouft House. 10 the CITY and County ~
alt Lake, ltah forriiory. u show cause WHY
lH order should not Dc granted 10 ne Stid
luardian, o. sell % much % tho real estate II
10 said minors. u private sale a. thaif be-
iecessafy, sul that copy Of this order ~ pub.
he'd ~ lelst ufgr surctssVu weeks ~ the
hEsEnEr hvtFISg NGws, a Newspaper rrinisd
nd pun in said CITY aud County.
Dalcd gh day " June, t-glt
CIV. BAhfCii, Probate judge.
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u The matter q tho Estate md Guardianthip
% Joseph T. " Graham. 81 al, Minors.
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IrHnfroRi or Ur.u,y
Oannll Of .alL Lie.

IrnnfrOni or tfau,I
County Of salt LAKE
I. g. .. Allen, Ciers u he Probate Court IA
Ardtuf ne Neuniy o. salt Lac, IN The tenn.
fuinG ia full, tue ami correct Uopy OF order
" siow cause why order II sale Of feaI sstAte
siouii not Ne made. ln tho maticr e. Z the estaio
ard auardiauship ~ jufoph L. ~. afahan. 81
~ minors, A. alpfaft 81 record ln ny or'r9'
IN witness whereof. have herUuftn tet ms
b md and nfxof me seal Of said goust ~.
Hh day 81 June, A. u. isi '''
iahAL.l q. D. ALi.EN.
by q. y. STANTON. V'-'- N'4'N
Dtpuiy ClofE day
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10 the Probate Court o. ed fsf san t,,s
county, TCmiou % riah.
IN the matter q the nsiais o CaiLerns Ana
n..liI. dr--.-lI


Order arpolhtlnr time anf tss for fsi.iemsfi
81 nnal account AND d. hear Petition
fdf Installation.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the PfopAte Court, IN and for sait IL.
County. Territory d UtAh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30

.,icnks bad queer drum d. other niaht.
Ne thunyht y. saw = fls-nghters' ring,
little champion who me- aud ial|iuratsiv
KNOCKED over, ono BY on, n scurr or tnofo
Of biz. hufy-loukinR iluus. a. thay IA.
Nancci 20 tho attack, safis ~ they Wers
than match for them. 70 vas an ~ fun.
~ that jerks woke w 1ughing. TIG 49,
counts for the drram w to- f1rf tiiat H.
hll Just come % ~. g iigia fiuu. amer to.
market. that Plcrcue ihuanf piifrstia.
lollHta. or finy sugar su1uf0tl grinutls
easily knock yui am lsut ali tllo HI;
pills hollow Il.y efc ~ original am
ilwafv 81 limitations. uh|Ch contain pof.
fonous Nlnrmia. AlwaTs al fGT IL
prrue's priiots. which GO litfls Euyaf'
coated Pills. or Amt -hu0us Oraniias.
One n nnaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30

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tstfia iis stsfltal iff asst tias - a
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y ilsHsf % lH'ssf fssfa % Iai.H 81 t.
lssnsi essi - - ss,ssi - o. l.'f.I f...lIf
fsHa sflafH taafhf 80 rlafiffH a.H 81 .i..af. .
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=, soii!tis ,,,r-ai..,s dnt.i .l''...'i "
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03

Everything in ladies ana childrcnS low
shoes ut New York cost. | have the com
mon sense shoe In kid and prb goat, which
Will be sold In the same way, at cost.
W. f. Bell
Pistols at cost! Pistols at cost! 7. Roscn
berg l. Go.
We are offering our entire stock Of pistols
at cost l.. Rosenberg & Co.
In short time there will be Il license TO sell
pistols, which will advance the price We are
selling now at cost. i. Rosenberg Il Co.
you want pistol don't wait until the
price advances but buv now while Won can
get them at cost. T.. Rosenberg Il Co.
our Madras Shirts for Mems wear are some
thing entirely new. guaranteed not to shrink
ana Just the thing for summer wear. r. Ros.
enberS & Co. If
We have the most desirable line of Mems
summer shirts In the market, ranging in
price from J'c 10 S2.;D. i. Rosenberg & co. If
mer Coats and Vests in Alpacns Seergrs
Drap d'ete and Flanncls. =. Rosenberg l. Co.
| If.
Special Notice! Our stock of Mems Shirts
for summer wear Is more attractive than
ever. Call and sec them. =. Rosenberg & Co.
Don't fail to see our elegant stock of Mems
| FLANNEL and Madras Shirts for Summer wear.
u. Rosenberg & Co. tC
| Ifyou want n real stylish and very cool
Guaranteed not TO shrink when washed. p.
Rosenberg 4 Co. IT,
4 Zig lot ofStraw Hats Mt greatly reduced
nr:ces Is now being offered by i. Rosenberg L.
| Co. r.
Iron! Iron round and flat, when in need
OF any kind of iron call and get what yuu
want. p. Rosenberg 4 Co
All kinds OF bar iron, tltt and round at T.
Rosenberg 4 Co.
CalicOs! caicos! at cents per yard worth
ii cents. L. Rosenberg & Co.
| Cow peas COW peas Call and get wha
you want. i. Rosenberg L. Co.
Keep cool! Buy one OF our nice summer
Coats and Vests. p. Rosenberg & Co. tt.
Ladies' and Mems Gauze Undcrshirts at o
p. Heath Il Co.
Don't fail TO give me q call during court
you need W. f. He'll.
New Millinery for the summer trade lust
received at W. f.. Bell
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paray0lS.

New parasols from q manu- fncturer closing
out sale. The bargains Of your life In Para.
sols. SILK Parasol at 81 at o. p. Heath &
Co.
lfyou want Dry Goods We are the people
Qualities the best, and prices the lowest
We stand aside for no competition. o. p
Heath Il Co.
A big lot OF black and colorcd Alpaca Goats
and Vests from n manufacturer closing ou,
sale. Real Bargains at o. Il. Heath Il Co.
Puff Bosom Shirts. the very thing for com
fort through the summer, at o. p. Heath &
Co.
Three yards good Jeans for twenty-fy,
cents, at o. p. Heath & Co.
straw hats away below competition, at O
p. Heath t. Co.
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The State of South Carolina

COUNTY OF ABBENlLLE.
Probate Confederation for Letters of Ad-
ministration.
By J. FULLER LYON, Esq. JUDGE PROBATE
COURT.
WHEREAS, w. b. Utsey has made suit TO
w me, to grant him Letters of Admlnis-
tration OF the Estate and effects of Matte j..
Utsey late Of Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonlSh
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said Matte l.. Utsey, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in The Court OF Pro-
bate. to be held at AbbevlleC. H., OH Tues
day the mint tn day OF June, 1871 , after puhlca-
tion hereof. at II o'clock III the forenoon, To-
show cause If any they have, why the said
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Court,
this 23rd day OF May In the year of our
LIS. Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety .one and in the ll1th year OF
American Independence.
Published on. the 9th day or May, 1891, In
the Press and Banner and or the Court House
door for the time required by law.
j. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
May @, 1891. IT,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03
Wednesday, June 3, 1891.
The Judge will Be Himself Again.

Judge MCGOWAN Is "out OF the woods, and
IT seems perfectly certa in thai he viii soon
be his former self again. At one time his
best friends feared that he would never he
we'll again. but he has mastered the grip.
after q five months contest. his decree
on the subject may be concurred In by his
brethren, and accepted by laynen as author
ity on that much dreaded and very danSeouS
disease This is one of the cases in which
patient and doctor NAV be congratulated.
In about two weeks from now the Judge
will 20 To Columbia TO attend aSpecial SlttlpS
OF the Supreme Court. 10 pass upon various
notions, which are now, or Will come before
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03

"Masons Glass Fruit Jars" the very best
kind for sale by Smith & Sons.
smith & Sons have received n big lot OF
"Masons glass fruit jars" Get ready to put up
the berry and fruit crop.
Dumhan's "shred cocoanut' Is a nice dcs'
sert. Put up in convenient size packages.
and guaranteed fresh and pure. Ask for 1t ut
W. Joel Smith Sons.
Try "shred cocoanut" for cakes and desserts
Something nice to he found at Smith & Sons.
Tie "bull dog" breeches, overall and draw.
ers are the best goods to he had, Will not rip
Smith & Sons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03
Preserve Your Teeth.

The teeth are of vital Importance. Good
teeth are promotive To longevity. DecayGd
teeth bring suffering. Lost teeth impair
mastication. Impaired masticatlon inter-
yitcs disease and: death. AS you value your
life, or the beauty of your wife or daughter.
see that the teeth are properly cared for, and
DR.. r.. j. Cr ines Is ready to serve You.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
l. fore existing between J. Allen Smith,
special partner, and &. ii. Moore, general part
ner, under the firm name OF g. n. Moore Is
this day dissolved by muturnl agreement ms
per terms of articles OF partnership made the
lst. day OF Oct. lSO.
Witness our hands and seals this 10 April.
1891. q. II. MOORE, a.. ~
J. ALLEN SMITH, o.. 81
In presence Of
Il. L. cOTHRAN,
JAMES CHALMERS.
Personally appeared James Chalmers and
having been duly sworn, says:
That he was present and saw J. Allen Smith
and &. II. Moore sign. seal and execute the
above instrument of writing, and that he
with r. p. Cothran witnessed the due cXecu-
tion thereof. JAMES CHALMERS.
Sworn to before me this 30 April, 1891,
7. p COTARAN, Q.. 81 \. =. $. E.
May @, 1891, 3mos
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03
New Departure for MT. Carmel.

Messrs. Gown & Morrah have an advertise.
ment In this weeks paper to which we call
your attention. This is new firm, and have
started in the right direction by investing in
printers ink.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03
An Afflicted Household.

The family Of our fellow-townsman, Mr.. j. Il.
Blake. is severely afflicted. For several weeks
his children have been very sick, and on last
Friday morning Milton, his siH.year-old son,
died. Three other children are now sick, one
of whom, q daughter. being extremely Ut.
During his atiltction Mr.. Blake has had the
warmest sympathy of our entire people,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03
CLEAN YOUR WELLS.
Save Sickness. Doctors Bills, and
Funeral Expenses.

After a winter Of long continued rains, sur
face water fills our wells. and surface water.
no matter how clear and perfect in taste, may
contain the germs OF deadly disease.
AS il Is cheaper 10 hire Colonel larh Mad
den or any other well-dirGer, TO draw the
bills and funeral expenses il would be better
TO clean the WE'LL
BY all the laws OF gravitatiOn the filth that
surrounds the top of the we'll Will hnd ltS
way 10 the bottom The surfac drainage
being at least tw ice the depth Of the well.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03
The Prize Essays.

Quite number OF essays have been handed
in in response to our offer OF premium for
the best essay on newspapers.
They W i'll be handed to an efficient commit
tee who will in due time make known their
awards, and the result OF their work '" i'll be
publis he'd
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03

Mr. Hon p. MCGEE. merchant OF Due West
Is the richest man ina boeville county.t~enty
wears ago he went to Due West with nothing
but ability and good name. To-day he owes
no man anything bnt good Will, and Is woith
more than 100000. He made IL all honestly.
No man has said a word OF reproach OF him
or OF his business methods.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03
Deofh of n Good Woman.

Mrs. Moses Winstock. Of Charleston, died
last Mon day morning. She was the mother
OF Mrs Nisanska. Mr.. Nisanska went down
Monday.
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The Short Line to

Charleston & Florida.
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA
RAILWAY co.
COMMENCING MAY II, 1891, Passenger
" trains will run rs follows by 18th Mcrid-
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Maatinu Of The Medical ASsOcinfiOe.

The Abbevile County Medical Society will
meet al Abbeville G. H., on the %rd Thursday
of June, Mt II o'clock A. NJ Subjects for dis
cussion Typhoid Fever, Cystitis, Syphilis
BY order OF ID. w. 1oungplood,
w 7, Hood. Secretary. President.
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wATERLoo's FOUNTAIN OF LIFE.

The Living Water that Banishcs Dis.
ease. and Restores Health. Tine
Source that Adds Beauty to the
Young, and Makes Smooth the
wrinkIed Front Of Age.
His friends in AbbeviIe were glad TO meet
last Monday Mr.. W. II. Gilkerson, OF Iau-
rens, s. c., who is travelling in the interest OF
I" The ]. y. Harms Lithia Springs" at Water
loo, =. C., point on the Port Royal Il West
ern Carolina Railroad in Laurens county.
He says he IS not travelling for his own
health. but for the health or his fellow man.
That the water is, beyond contradiction, the
best in the country. The location OF the
town OF Waterloo, and the hotel facilities,
make it desirable for persons wishing the
benefits derived from the use of the water
The water will be placed on sale at Mr..
Speeds drug store In a day or two.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-03

= Abbeyille was glad 10 welcome to our town
last week various OF Elberton's good citizc US.
Come again, gentlemen, we are glad to see
Won.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-06-18

NTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
- County of Pickcns.
In Probate Court.
Caroline Y. Rowland,
against
Mhltncr Symms, ct III, Defendants
BY virtue Of an execution issued bv
the Probate Court and directed to
me, commanding me to levy upon the
property Of the defendant to satisfy
the Judgment in the above stated
case in favor of the plaintiff against
the defendant, | will sell on
Sale day in July,
next, during the legal hours for sale,
the following described real estate, to
wit: "All that certain piece, parcel
or tract of land comprising two lots
containing in the aggregate seven
cighths CO of an acre situated in the
county of Pickcns and State of South
Carolina, i'll the town of Central on
the Air Line r. r., bounded west by
land of said railroad or it's assigns
north bvlOt once owned by Ed. Crooks
east by lands of l.. R. Eaton or his
assigns, or grantees, South by r.. r.
street. Levied on and to be sold t,
satisfy Judgment for dover and
costs.
TERMS: Cash; purchaser to pa,
for deed. II. a. RlCHEY,
Sheriff PickcnS County.
imr11 81 td
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- -
Dead.

Mrs Charlotte Burlinc, widow of the
late Rev. John Burdinc, died at the home
of her Son-in-law, Mr. Thc0. Smith. in
Blushy Creek township, Anderson county.
last Saturday at 3 p. m, after protructcd
illness tf five weeks, aged 50 years and
SIX months. Mrs. Burdinc was sister of
MIS-; Ann Griffin, OF this place, and Major
Amber, of the county. She leaves five
children, Mrs. j. b. Ncwhtry. of this
place, Mrs. A. M. Folgcr, of Easlcy, Mrs
Thco. Smith, of Brushy Creek, Mrs Pick
ems. of Gtccnville, and Mr.. Columbus Bur
dine, of Liberty township. The funeral
was held at the Pickcns grave yard on
Sunday at p. M, in the prose Of u
large concourSc of friends and relatives.
ne services were conducted by Rev. J. +.
Anderson. Mrs. Burdine had been for
years consistent member of the Protc St
ant Methodist Church and died in the fun
faith. The sorrowing family have the
sympathy of a host of friends in this and
and adjoining counties in their be rcuvc-
mcnt.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-06-18

ME. EnlT"R: Thinking few dotf from
the ooicnny section may bc Of intcrc t q
will send them in.
We hav" hada very wet spell for the past
ten days, and occasionally small shower
of hail.
The upper Oolcnov section was visited
On the 9Th inst. hy the lar91st frcshct
known III many years. MrSSrS Price 4
P"r'rrS' SAW and uliSt mill on Il small
prong OF the river was moved from it's fuun-
daliol and carried some distance and the
machinery was badly damaged
Rev. j. II. Burdinc will soon have q
handsome rrSidrnc" complrtcd
The new church at Holly Springs will lc
completed this fall.
Let US al umil" and push the railroad and
let the Suh-'rraSury bill die easy. |, up-
pears I" me aS if it. would he "A wis" thinr
Tor us 10 Suh>C:ih" fifty or one
hundred thousand dollars tu rrt Il railroad
through tn" county from the south. north.
1t Is reported HAT Il party of Deputy Mar
shalI from North Carolina made ann,hc,
raid on Ec>tAt0r ard cur up two stills. The
'DoyS' cant watch both S.dcS at once.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practic,
having had placed in his hands hv an Eos,
india missionary the formula of Il simple
vrg"ahic remedy for the speedy aud per
man"nt cHrr of Consumption. bronchitis.
(aiarrh, Asthma. and all throat and Lung
Affections. ais" Il positive and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com.
plants. after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases has
lrIl i his duty II make il known to his euf-
tcing fellows. Actuatr by this mo,ivcantl
Il desire to relieve human suffering. | will
send free of charge. tn all who desire il
this recipe, in German, French or English.
with fnll directions for preparing and MS.
ING. Sent Ivy mail by addressing with
stamp. naming this paper w. A. Moves.
$50 Powers Block, Rochester, N. y.
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