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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-05

hundred dollars to send his daugh-
ter off to school. Why cannot
this money be kept at home?
On last Friday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Bills, the "Daisy
Chain" gave another pleasing and
enjoyable entertainment. Miss
frankie Smiths class participated
in tie entertainment and reflected
credit both upon themselves and
their teacher.
Buy your Fruit Jars, Jelly Glass
es and anything else you need in the
way of Drugs, Medicines, etc. of US.
We will sell them as cheap as the
cheapest and will appreciate your
patronage. SAVAGE d EMERSON.
Mr.. James Hackney, a genial
and jovial citizen of the 18th dis
trict, called at our office Saturday.
He recently visited the Asylum,
and he says that while he never saw
his grandfather's kitchen, from
what he has heard, he believes
the Asylum building excels 1t.
A full line of " hite Goods. Black,
Plaid and Striped Organizes at D.
E. Durrett's.
Among the names of the
graduates of the commercial de-
partment of the S. w. B. Unlver-
sity of jackson, we not ice the name
of George M. Wllkerson OF our
town. By application and indus
try, George has made reputation
for himself that but few of his age
acquire.
60 to Williams Grocery for cheap
flower pots and Mason's fruit jars.
r. j. Harris, of Hickory Val
ley, called to see us Saturday. He
is of the opinion that legislation
alone will not make living for the
far mer, and thinks that one cause
of the scarcity of money is that
many of the farmers fail 10 give
their CT ops the necessary amount of
work. Such logic is basel upon
facts.
Just received at ID. e. Durrett's a
new lot OF Dotte Swiss, from 20
cents per yard upwards.
The death of Mrs. Salile Doyle,
which occurred at the residence of
her son in law, Mr.. j. M. Petit
grew, near Cedar Chapel last Fri
day morning was sudden and unex-
pected. On The morning of her
death, she arose, ate breakfast and
W hlle assisting about the house fell
and expired in a few minutes.
Mrs. Doyle was seventy three years
old and was consistent member OF
the Baptist church. The re nains
we're inferred Saturday evening IN
Mount Table Cemetery.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-05

The ColoIed Methodist Confer
ence is in session here. About
twenty preachers and forty or fifty
delegates are in attendance.
Ed. Durret went to Louisville
this week TO accompany his sister,
Miss Sadie, home. They returned
yesterday.
"A crowd from Hickory Valley
passed through Bolivar Tuesday On
a fishing excul sion. Strange as it
may seem, their presence brought
no rain.
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses OF
all kinds and sizes at Hudson's and
as cheap as the cheapest.
CLERK Newsom has paid out
nearly all the unclaimed fees In his
hands since the publication
in last weeks BULLETIN. This
shows the value of advertising,
-Swink Bros. of Medon, have
erected a wind mill ON their stock
farm. Besides beirg useful. it is
also an ornament to the place.
Remember the celebrated "Gie>
secke" Shoes, for men and boys,
the best in the world, for sale at ID.
Z. Durrett's.
Misses Grace Caruthers, Allie
Clinton, Lillian Ray and Lucy
Mitchell returned last week from
the female College at Lebanon.
Henry Reynolds, one of the
most industrious and Woodworking
farmers In Hardeman County, has
invented hay press, which is said
to be decided success.
DIR. S. Dickson will visit
Whiteville on Monday and Tues
day, June 18th and 10Th. Dental
work of every character Will be done
in the most approved manner.
Call at ID. E, Durrett's and see
the beautiful line of hot weather
dress fabrics just received before
purchasing.
-Messrs. L. A. Vinson and w.
L. Hammonds, OF Middleburg
called on US Saturday and had
their names placed on our sub
scrlption book.
We return thanks to Mis-;
Fannie Norment, the accomplished
teacher Of the Whiteville school, fol
an invitation to attend the closing
exercises on June 18th.
Hair Brushes, Combs, Toilet
Soaps, Sponges. Perfumes, ETC., in
great variety and very cheap al
Hudson's.
State Agent George A.. Gowan,
of the Alliance, was here las
week TO address the farmers o.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-05
Woods TaIata5Ie chill Tonic.
wHY rrLEAps 80 ornER

WHY ITLEADs ALL OTHERS.
Because it is blood purifier and iron
tonic.
Because it never fails to cure.
Because it's the most pleasant to take.
Because children love it.
Because If it fails you get your money
back.
Price 90 cents per bottle. For sale by
Savage & Emerson, Bolivar and j. w.
Nuckoils, Tooue.
MANSFIELD DRUG CO., Prop'rs.,
mayI5-6m Menpais, Tenn.
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hand
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$25O0 Aphe sandC
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-05
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Lace
handles
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-05
Woods Palata5le chill Tonic

" WIZ bEttFFEFO =
WHY IT LEADS ALL OTHERS.
Because it is blood purifier and iron
tonic.
Because il never fails to cure.
Because il is the most pleasant to take.
Because children love it.
Because ii it fails you get your money
back
Price so cents per bottle. For sale
by Savage ~ Emerson, Bolivar, and J.
w. NuckoIls, Toone.
MANSFIELD DRUG CO., PrOP'rs.,
may I5-Bm Memphis. Telm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10

$50 yoa l:aow low hare l:cYt nv
unHbrcilan for yca:.;' said :. .,c,. Yor...
i3aa oac morning u his companion in
TIC tain. "Ncl. I'll show you, AL
hc liked u?a foll of TIC l.;.nl o;lr Sill;
cmc hn !iad in lis ;i;,:d. Eight il the
rcntcr of t.ic f,ld 'vai u rorml holo.
".'...t t,:i::T do" ho s::id. ''wAca &c.
y i,a" umbrella is ~ cut y holc in i;
a!'o"t IS BIZ; ~ u cro.cy clo>o /, tho
edge. i'li;.t Gons:i't hu:t Tho umbrella
for ac::i any. bit il l,o.;S queer and
loJcCy ever want; it. ..o!o.y at homo
bovrows il, nohnlv ever ;a,;cGis -, mis-
take; or. il il i; t'..:"A. TIC .mijta.so'
never I.H.s in.,>r than it taos - o?ou
tho uHbrrll. IL, :;:r.r than oac'.;
nY:nc. even when you PIT 'ato.cl r:,.n
before it. because nobo,lv over really be-
licvcs that ',ccHd. You SO. and it passes
for j>kc. bcGan putting tii mark
or ray umbrella twelve years AFRO. and
Two carried every umbrella I've bought
since until Inc silk wore ont. And not
o,c woUll lavo been taken OF il llad
carried i: uA;il the holu woro out"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
rI-T WITH DISASTER.
Tho S.ran;, Tat' .ty Attending t.:c
NJ inc'> !',c,io"c snra.

Tho S.ran., Tat, .ty Attending t:c
NJ ines !',cdo"c snrs.
Tho latest vessel launched from tho
brooklyn ravy yard lcfurc the Mainc.
says the New York Times, WAS tho
1rcrtoa. the steam rri:-atc who's bouc,
now lie At The bottom or the la, Dor ut
Aria. where they were sent III the Terri
bic hurr cane two years ago. lumber
Of the iicciS W no wiincs scd tho launch
ing of the Maine recalled .ccrcs ard in
CiGcnis of the \ rcnlonS launching.
which ocv'irrt d January /. 1876.
Naval Const ,cior Samuel H. Pooll
(Now rc,ircd) was the .uncrintrnding
officer. Fully Il thousand persons gath
cred tn witness Tax. sight. the invited
guess occupying the decks Of i'c odd
delaware arc :7r:Qu, l;.i.iia. Low brolltn
~ ANA scattered. ] Ne hrs; ;li,.Inli 10
lAunch Ac Ir,Micn, Ls,,u.i,r3J. 1879.
PROV Il fanfare. "virg 10 the loor
I:i;.t;-, al uScu in luiir.t ,.,iry lEc WIS,
but The second ;.l;, ,npt vas altu%c. nor
AuccCsa.,.
I l.o i.s:.t ship that YVES laurchcd atih
Eayy yard v:., the wooden tyl~G;o RI
lir". in iof.. whose SISTER sap. iic
Savannah. Was cunslilvi, q at i.:~ .ai:ic
tame AID Place. E..h ,A,.r vessels
were aLterward repaired. altered and
RACED At 'he Brooklyn y"yd. i lr next
vessel launcu, q ll,crc was the .iacr.,-
mcnio. lAcn camr the A.onomguhcl,.
Ono.Ia. l ic1nticro.ga and i.aclilwanna
i'll regular order. IL Is u singular coin
cidcncc shat nearly ull incsc vessels
mot with disaster. The Sa 'r:,incnio
went n>iior: on tho coast of Ireland
twcniy-ciGht years ato. The Monun-
gahcla WAS caught 10y u lid | wave on
the Central American shore and carried
inland, where she WAS grounded and
left higi and cry She Was ufcrward
gotten down 10 Tie each and launcntd
and is doing active duty to-day The
Oneida fJunlcrcd wiiil.ol her way home
from CHINA. Tao old New York WAS
nearly compile cd, hen abandoned. and
finally sold Tor ten dollars IL, Sue lay on
t.e way'. i he 1rciiton. wl.osu sad fte
has been m"nlion,ri, completes this
morlLaiy list.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
y CTS Long Fat.

An English immigrant who landed ut
tho barTc Cleo tho ot:lcr Cay f:o,n tho
Steamship i,cv%da. says tho New Yor!,
Sun. unsuspcctinSly brought with hcra
ylC"ant c;lL of tho Stcricr So; tror, Liv-
crpool i 10 wor):n's household arlc. cs
wcrc stored il :: liz box. Aft:r The box
vas Gu.apcd on The G;iion lines pier as
liverpool. she found that III ~ w:3
Something in i. that i:r wanted t, rao
On tho vo,aSc. She li::G t.ic ho: opened.
J he est snrrcp;itiou.,ly' Got into tho
cp"nin3. AID presumably c:.Gin the
feather h'CCi"% l., Sit.c l,:::..riSGs AL
aopori..c. rr:ai:icd It's; If t,co to alccp.
AID " nailed UP. When Tie ,ua;o;:is
l"prcior' opened tho box oa he Caioa
Inc ri'r l"r.' r.cy Acre .,..il Il 4, i.~G
IL" cal. :" s"::ciaicd fr,:l l.. Nrl-
t:cn t..ys ,.t th:.t lis ~. pr5.s...rl
like l:A.' t,,ls. .Eca ,tii.,,..tt u.or
give l.ia .o.l OF ;ail': ,..c.I
up i"i~c,,.-.c y. III oa..gb .ps,.
lraioGifa . he w.il i s.. .ri.s tho
Nosa,.- uu-'r.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
TIL HIND G. IT,.

1t Leaves /: .rlss when C..n 30. 10 e..
faced br = :.
Art cal 60 = rrca. deal il thin arc CT
progression. AID caa r...,;c woman OF
forty LOOK roS - t,ay over t,ycn:y-,ivo or
thirty-if. il the inspection. magnify
ing rlaiSc" Gro t:.boocd Eut when n
woman ruachc., tho u :, OF forty.livo or
My there Is oao ncvcr-failin; evidence
that the years that bt longcd to Youth
have clipped away. al. al the ar.s OF
ancient l,oao and tho wonderful discoy-
cries of the present day can not hide
tho fact That old age i within q stones
throw. This cvi !onco Is tho hand, a..rs
the Chicago Herald. Tho rJuuln, q;
will disappear fro.a tao check with its
fairness. and both can he brou~.,t bacl,
again. N'hcn ti:nc clutches tho hand of
"o!A"A' however. u leaves IT,; marx.
E:!d The imprint can not DO cir::;.d.
d. cliniaE years leave III abundance OF
Gosh il its wake, but the hand VII rc-
ccivc none OF il. Gnd The skin, that WI,
o::cc so white and well Glicd out. VII
&"ti!c Gown 10 TIC bones. russell color, Il.
II iirNd o3lJ bv large purple veins that
Sr' II bursting with l.Iou. CIR if iii tlcGI
rc:.i"i:i fai'Lfrl ID the contour .f tho
l;..nG. ;he i;o,s ior-. Il ano. tho ulor OF
L. ChM' M, ..:d IL &c the COLI G cams
..n""i 10 acicacc will do no more than
sort Of s&EIpaicr tho rolcInc,s down
10 s:lall. svVa saalN,. Ii lvur.r.,,s and
ir'chlcs & driven r:o::, The CO and
neck thcy Hc' :. u iUrc in The Eaad, a,d
'-rGy amy ~; :..at % r"riovo thrm.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
MINERAL LAND.

"H"r tor sale :ul nc.r> al Coal and
Iron Land. situated in the C,tawl,n vail
Icy OF Virginia. eleven miles from Roam
"k' TN" outlook for great ii vrlup-
hrnt> ON this pr"prriy is >pl niil The
ore Is v"ln "I soft brown hrnat.t,. 3.
feet wide ana a>saying 40 prrc nj. me-
tnIi c lrn. Aud tn c al pro>p c,~ are
hn'-lw" shafts having hrrn sunk. one
2o aud til" "t'Ir - feet. through solid
coal slate. rho property also ,mlains
u 'nin'inl spring. which the analysis, Of
l.ohmlann II Mayer Prov Il tu'possrss re-
markhb!r Curative powers Tor all kidney
troubles. esp call; rur lah"t,.s Tho
enormous quantity of e Ial and ore. tlat
wall he r'quir' Il tni tue lurg,. numb rot
furnaces and other industrial plant, in
COURSE OF construct on in Southwest Nir-
gina Will greatly increase the already
argc a. ilahd for these minerals. and
consequently enhance the value of suuA
property. Two railroads have been sur
vcy"d near the property. one OF which
the Roanoke and Craig ralron |. and the
other. the Virginia Western railroad.
will Afford valuable conn ctions Fuller
inform alton can he had by addressing
H. RU>rN ELM, 4i3 w. Baltimore 81
Baltimore. Md. novs-3ur
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
A E!aT1:aa DIAL CH.-r.
r:o2"aal q. II :.l..I i..ryS. la r-u.
LIZ. 1

r:o2"sal q: II ;..l..I i..rySt Ia r-u.
LIZ: ior;n
|. i3.@.d that 4 ocri;:;:, lc7cl baciclur,
w.!o soon 10 !Jo .:,,..:i@tl, =; nJtaab Ill
FL ;av0cct" before tlorouIiltio ,riJu:u.l
OF love ~ hc Il ut The hr oi IL t,rc,
G'.:i tho Loui,viil2 Io3S. For r.aay
years he conducted hi; owa c:u3c il
3;ci . fA::!:-h Nar:cd ri:.Nnor and de-
fc:rt'd his a.'.:.;::-,c:it FIR s. lJnr y Tina
IL 1t he c::5c p:o::;i5"d To DO rs inter-
IHi:".lc - so:lc or the ct rnoya ovn
lr:,,;.l aot.ona which have been Gr.r ,in.r
through TIC Legal cour.i for y.ars. TAc
l:"ycr-ovcr had. on several clsioa3.
raaGc UP liis ,aiid To sui rlis his case to
Iii l.:dy love Oh is merits, but his cour-
AGO invariably failed him. E,iay un:a-
qu"intcd with tho arts Of lovo anl tho
language lhcrccf, he feared to q lrcss
her by letter, but he fina!ly hit u2oA tn,
novel plan 81 "bricin = hi; case. lio
reviewed the whole couri5hip from Il
strict legal construction, coached his
appeal in legal p!r"sco.oGyi. catc.cl Il
FORMAL i2o;i il that tho cas-, ba decided
on its merits. and dispatched tho doe
uiAcnt TO lis LILY lovo by h:3 oil1e-
boy.
i he Sane morning it ':arno b.c,, wis.
tho following ialor3r;ncnc in Il cair,-
Cr&7hy THAT The lrii;h:cl Counsel rec
OH ;cd - t..at OF the fli. arhitcr of .ii;
dcG;iny: Came thi3daY into jurt i. L.,
ny attorney. who ilovci tl.t tho CIV o
cf y. i. V. G. ID. be t,oC.icl no,n tA.
c::iiHuAE no" Lclorr ~ coari; Tie ~
fc2d"Ht h@'im.; waived :; ja.y it is or
dor by III court tia1 .,i-. ...iy:,t he ca
tered fox the p!ain.i.. and The pros, s OF
execution Issue - on;r.'
The jlaiA:i.i. how'var. W.; not n,.i e,
ro@s,y. @ad he 20 .:,it1ad tho G,icn "ns
10 iioa icplry:n bon! ~ SIX laon lis
At l.ic expiration of :.;.t tim. tlsl. =
yer sill t;:';c - sos sion OF hi f@ir y J.
crty, ia! ac;:Hac cclc1:o VIII co. 10 Il.
h.l.a, end.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10

--"Whil' in Mex 60 on NV last trip. "
saws II drummer III tho st. Louis Close.
nocrat. Il had my breath taken
away when saw what quo s is tho
most magni iccntly constructed RI lrond
in the world. The t as are mndo out of
the finest mahogany and bridges bu,ls
ot marble. Tho waists seem criminal,
but the builders arc nctuaiol nv me-
vei at economy. as they find tho ma
h 'rany AMI marble along tho track side.
l lia road hasn't really cost much to
con 'truct lut il the materials were ap
= aiscd at st Louis or New York stand
ard Of prices Inc total would mount up
in the millions"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
a PATRIOTIC nouTHranER.
Erect of n ssiGo scrno on Man from
Memphis.

Erect of n seiGn scrno on Nan from
Memphis.
young business r,aa OF fIor1phis,
while in Eoston recently ON hi; raca-
ticr vent t. u matinee performance o!
-: 40 E!uo anA tao Greg" sa;i tho
Lc'nrhi' Democrat. ~ youa.s l..y
cou;in acco:a panied him.
When tho SJlii'rs il blue appeared Oh
TO stage Tho low l.:,3l,..,d audicnco
fairly shouted il applause That vas
nataral, cnd the young Ic;aplii..l AMI
his fair o:Ip@aiU:, loo.;cl on iatcrcstS ii
and ;silus''d
ar . while tlo ''5cyJ il gray" carlo
upon the a:aga. 1t was Just ut tho point
of t.io play to provoke 4 wiIu-opcn rebel
yell, and before ho WAS conscious Of it
tho i::ipuls 70 young Mcapaian G.yo
whoap ti.;:t ,:,aY not have been y gaau-
inc rebel yell, but it WAS equally start
ling. and tho audience cr.ncd their
ncci:1 to got o glimpse or tho wild nGn
IRON the South, whose enthusiasm ever
the color his faith CT woro in battle rot
tho better OF his judgement as no stood
up. and. with u wild wave of his hand,
shouted:
iia-s:h for ITO 0ou:alaad. $40 Will set to
49,
'' Lee ',C.' u '''' ''N''S'o-'' '''a i'0'0r' Y
"Eo sit down rmd TO quiet" pleaded
his gentle cousin. "You will get into
trouble"
We'll, I'll beat tao scrappin- match. !"
Eo crov-lcd. as ho yielded 70 tho strcnu.
o;:n tx, q, his coats!ir;s and sihsidcd
For shout ten seconts hr b.,; ,,..,.
ra;.a.lvd tho undivided at.cati >, Of H.,
lous,, ..o.o:; unl :.ll. .-d whom In -.
down there v::.; ;.bor. five second; az
Gca,hli.:o uilc.cc. and ,rrn", .u.l;l,o
:r,.lr riprl 4 over tic auGicncc. and 10
L,r.i -. .,...
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10

Determined attempts arc being ma,o
IN CHICAGO I" suppress the bliruimG
smoke iliaL is blown ashore FROM pass
Ing steam c:if. AN experiment wa5
mad" recently Ia demonstrate he rr..c-
tcaimily of IL row invention. a s;nuii
iubr win Il pcrfo;a;cd Top. Ike tha; ct
Il srrnkl,n"-c;.m. was inlruluccd into
ne smo!.cai;.ah. AID through this a;cam
could be- inlocul avon the urrnsning
s'aolsc. w:.ch immediately condcn. cd.
The SIC iuDc. Viii, it, Is and sprays
Of steam. a. MOI u Steam c'n>Tmcr. bu.
,4'r - H. Into cult o, i;s
'iil'v IL tic prevention or snokc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10

From letter written by Mrs. Ada f.
iiurd OF Groton, S. d., We quote: WAS
TAX with u hid cold. which settled on
my lungs. cough set in and fin; liy ter
IN nat i'll Consumption. -Four d ctors
gave mo up, saying could live but n
short time. ! gave myself up to my
Savior. determind il | uld not stay
With my friends en- earth, would meet
my ans nj ones above. My husband was
a0ylS' d to get DR.. Kings Now ~ very
t1r Consumption Coughs and Gods. L
gay" il trial. tcclS in al eight bottles;
1t has cure d me and thank &, lam now
u woll and hearty woman" TRIAL bot
Ties Tree nj Rudw' II, Christie, AMI Bar
h'es drugstore. Regular SIX, SIC end
9I.. tM-lit.sat.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
IIuiIcilsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
I CT you must have il, TO fully enjoy
ne. thousands are Seaiching for it
daily, and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our peo-
pie in the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet it may be had by
all We guarantee that El csric l,ittcrs,
II used according to dir, c.ions AID tho
use persisted in. will bring You good
digestion and GUST the demon Dysp, usia
and install instead EupcpSy. W. com
mend Ei' CT ic liittcrs for Dyspepsia and
all diseases of Liver. Stomach and Kid
neys. Sold ut SIC, and $500 per hottie
by Hudwcll, Christian 4. Barb ~. drug
SiStS. tu-tlu-sut
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
TIE USE OF oulNINE.
Ita Ea"cts an the Eamnn System Uhor
EruOiv "a is.n.

Ns.nfa
Er..,,. -. '.'.', '9''"'" '" no"
A b,e,r.c,,., 80, -,
tn,rs r,nn;n., ,,,.,, III, '','." 49,,
,n,o , Nov ~, no ""in'"
n,1 said. f''''' '''''~i '''00>"o' u''y
-, v...d
ITO dn...r;,, ,,,',,.,,.i
,,d ,r,,, 49," , ~, ''''' S,'''' ply
..rh.,- vnn ,..'.', ~. ''.'. WV !.
rs h,, ','';'.'
noIlrt., &c, i,.nt',.', '''''N =" '''''
.lb,twiI, ,,,,i.o 10 - ..,..,
Tho oruc.ri.,, ...,,L =, ,,l,,,1.,..,,.
been in The h,,,i. ~ r.;,,, n,.;n;,'a w.
LARGE ourntit,r. rnn I,,,r :. r,..,,'
obrsrd I.,c,.,, ,,,o ,,..,,.. -
and fc,y pconIc l.nny, -, 1870, ''
Tho officers of :, l,r.-n ,,,,., ,,r ;r:
frconcntlv ,ro,rcn - s,l;,;,,, a;,..n.
tn thar cans, Il IT,, ,,co,,c,;c .,i,,,,,,.,,,
Rcccntlv m, Now \cr,, crr r.,,,,o,
d,sn,tch frn,, Si,,- &C. ,,,,,, = sr,,,
vcnr-old rirl who I'D 1,oor cr,.,., L,,
Tho dr,r Shc v.,s d.,,h,nr az Iii
lp,yn rcs,dcnt ~ Nil ,r,rn...,,.,
and had hoo, .rr,r;,,-- rro,, rnmr.I,.;.,
for scvcr.l d,vs Shc ,o,l, :, Love-, ,r,,
of ouininc and wont :, bcI I.,'i, ,l,o
ovr,,;nr sbc v,s f,,rd r,..r ,ho d,,.,,
i'm a drmrntcl copd;,in, Sho v,. ,..,,.
" dressed and had walked frc,, how
PARENTS hor,o n, tho railroad tr,,I,
She had PASSED = n,.,,i,cr of ,r,irs j.,
safety. and when .bo v,s foupa clio
acted like = ncrson suirerirr IRON, ,lcn-
holic dcjiriun.
.Ihcrc is 10 doubt that tho effects of
q large rosc of o,,in;rc crc conntir,,,,
SERIOUS" said :, nny;,ci,,, to Tho .,,u rr.
ruriCr. .a:.d ;ov: rcc.l onc case in
rarticular. |. WIS Iu,;n.r nv
service in Eel|rvur \ man v,,
brought 10 The h.sri:al and ulactI
i'm The cells where rntjcn,s srr-
crirr from Icli-:uu, trcr;cus are l;rnt.
i hero were .ullc Observation-Disclosures lnu,
the cn+r. and af,rrut, examination vc
sent him 10 tl:, insane ward. lie acted
like a c,a:.v man. Nr,cr;p few hour. cf
treatment he bcranc ouict, ard vcthcn
learn, d that lac had taken ore hurcrcd
and fifty crai,,s If nujui,c in fifteen
grain GcscS within u rcw hours. lie rc-
covered from The cilcc;s OF it, after 4
very sbor. time. There is rrobably M
drug so .cncrnlly used for half :, dozen
ailments as ouirirc. While was South
some tine ago | saw men ,aI,citlytbo
teaspoon for malaria. a ,s,rson who las
been taking cuinlnc for y IuDr t.uc ,!ors
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