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Good Advice to Farmers.

Us THE RIDGE, Jan 20.-MR. EDITOR
| AS the ground is covered with water. and
me ram continues to pour down over thi,
! gloomy land Of ours, we cannot get ont ia
hear what is going on in the neighborhood
TO day, but The Grippe" short crops. low
| prices ana hard times are tho topics of con
| versation.
think the farmers intend TO try to keen
cur ol dc't TINS year rs much as possible, by
buying loss dry goods and Guano Tboy
VIII plant legs cotton and more corn and
other grain There will be less cotton raised
IN Inc south this year than has been since
iic war. The farmers cannot buy Guano at
Tue present price of cotton, ifthcy do thew
are gone. 1t viii break up any farmer 10
rai'e cotton at The present price
hah'h"liers look ou; for yourselves, for
everything IS aga nSt your interest The
only way for You is TO make your farm, self
sustaining, aud unless you do that YOU will
soon nave no farms, aDl will he Begging
Eoi"e one to h:lp yOu Look at those who
ore tnAt way now. What is the cause?
some nave tronght ii on themselves by try
ing to beat their way, not payiur tbcir
debts when they had tie money. but snent
1t !cr something that they couli have done
w'h"u"; the debts still hang over their
h'a. and the money is gone Now thc row
ts,--"Deat him If | can"
we always have planted too much cotton,
ana boug'.t too much guano. We buy but
d very lItic manure for corn, but we paw
from dollar TO dollar and a half per
Dus'icl for corn, and sell cotton at 81 to Tets.
per pound.
Although the times may appear gloomy. |
we mast remember th"t patience and res + |
nation nrc the rillnrs Of human peace on
earth So | adsise that we ali in this time
81 adversely, aci like prudent farmers, while
'hiic paIing that more uDfavorable circum-
stances may come, to guard against them,
- that we may be prepared for the coming
u greater calamiies
saw tnis morning long list Of names.
II winch ! will tell you all about in my aexl
cttcr. Au.ro
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MARRIED.

SANDERS-PRID IDMORE.-Marricd, Jan.
uary 3, 1892, by Thomas j. Orr, Trial Ju.
tica. Mr.. Worth Sanders to Miss Alice Il.
Pridmore.
BOBO-FARROW.-Mar Married on the Gil,
inst, at tho residence of the brides Father
Mr.. a. +. Farrow, at Cross Anchor, by Rev.
B. {. LamplHy, assisted by Rev. D. =. Hoyd
Mr.. Minter W. Bobo, Of Union, to Miss Anna
Farrow, Of Spartadburg County.
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Notice Of Final Discharge.

NJ Office is hereby given, that on Monday,
~ February 10Th. 1892. will make my
final return as Administrator Of the estate OF
Mrs. Marion +. McDermid, deceased,
before Hon. James NJ. Gee, Judge of Pro-
bate for Union County.
All persons having claims against the said
estate. are notified to present them on or
before that date.
X. NJ. MCDERMID.
Administrator Of the estate of Mrs.
Marion f. McDermid, deceased.
Jan Is 3 4tS
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Death Of Mrs. K. A. Mcknight.

In The Columbia STATE OF last Monday W,
find the following:
Yesterday morning ut 2:Ij s'clock Mrs.
Amanda Mcknight, wife Of Il. A. Mcknight.
'he veteran printer, passed away al her HON =
on Iayl"r street after several years Of con-
slant suffering. The deceased wa. sixiy
years Of age. Her mni'irn mama was Miss
:" mer. OF Union, T." eistcr.in-l,w Of Col. l.
Il. McKissick, cf that place
she was an estimable l,dy AMI bor. her
lohg snifcring with true Chr sian for;itule,
Shc leaves one daughter and three sons.
'har'e', Willie and Arthur, the two hrst
named living in Macon
i'uiy 40 We sympathiza with our highly
e'teemcI o.d friend Mcknight and hi4 fam
lily in their sad ailiction.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.

COUNTY OF UNION.
BY JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS. Francis NJ. Farr has made
w suit to me to grant him Letters of
Administration, with will annexed, on the
Estate Of AMI effects Of William Eller, deceas-
ed
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said William Eller, deceased, that they
re and appear before me, in tho Court Of
Probate, t. be held at Union G. H., South
Carolina, on tho 8th day of February, next,
after publication hereof, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause. il auy they have,
why the sal Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand IN seal this 2lst
day of January, Ammo Domini, 1892.
JAMES NJ. GEE.
Judge Probate.
Published on the 22d day Of Jan. 1892, in
| the WEEKLY UNION TINES.
| Jan. % st.
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Esa- State Superintendent Of Education
"~"s"ld has been here a few days straighten-
ing up difficulty "0V-. - .nhool fund. All
that We have been able to learn about 1t is,
the trouble has boen satisfactorily settled and
nobody hur'.
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Guardians Notice of Final
Discharge.

DY permission of Hon. j. NJ. Geo,
ID Judge of Probate for Union County,
will, on the 22nd day Of February 1892,
make my final return rs Guardian Of Wil.iim
r. Kelly, and apply for letters Of dismissory
as sai1 Guardian.
All persons having claims against the said
William r. Kelly during his minority will
present them to me on or before that day.
S. j. II. HOWELL,
Guardian Of VIM. r. Kelly.
Jan % At
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Deaths in Town.

Deaths in Town.
We are called upon this week to record
the deaths Of two Of the oldest citizens Of
our town, with the singular fact that they
died and were buried within few hours Of
each other:
Mrs. HENRIETTA MuRrnr, the venerable
and highly esteemed mother of Dr.. Chas. L.
Murphy died at The residence Of the latter
on Saturday m9rning, about | | o clock from
pneumonia, in the s5th year of her age, and
WAS lid Sunday morning in the village
,cNe, Mrs Murphy was a lister OF
NNAH AMI leaves a large number of rels-
lives in this and other Sntcs. She was a
woman OF pure christian character, and a
member of the rresby teri.n Church for
many years.
Mn. WILLIAM ELLER, an cid and porular
merchant Of this town, died about IL o'clock
last Friday night, from an attack of Grippe
which age and bodily infrmitics made him
powerless 10 combat. He Was about 7s
years old, aud hsd been in feeble health for
long time; but the death of his step-son
Mr.. d a. E. Parham, who was also his part
ner in business, two weeks before cam.
plc'eiy Prostrsted The old gentleman, and he
took to his bel only a few days before death
relieved him Of all earthly cares and anx ic-
ties.
Mr.. Filler came from North Carolina when
avery young man, and before the war was
Marshal Of this town. He was . good man
and died in full fellowship with the Baptist
church.
lie leaves an aged widow and five grand
children to mourn his death. May God in
IL 8 infinite mercy and loving kindness watch
over and bless the bereaved widow nnd
orphans
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When the leaders of the "domina.t ele.
ment, without any provocation whatever,
call all who were opposed to the Tilman-
Shcll-lrby administration "moccasins''
"does' and "driftwooi," they may expect
some sturdy blows in return. They will
get enough of them before the campaign is
over.
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ELECTION OF SENAToRs.-Washin ngtop. Jan
l6.-The proposition to elect United States
Senators by direct vote Of the people has
many advocates in Congress, and already an
unusual number ofjoint resolutions provid-
ing for an amendment to the Constitution, 20
that the proposition may become a certainty,
have been introduced.
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"l0U CAN'T ALWAYS SOMETIMES TgLL"-
Governor Tilman's "rotten driftwroIp Lso-
iSiature will s rike him back r they have n
aspnrk of Independence, Of mauhoGd when
they go before the people a.an We SUP
pose, however, some of them will manifest
'hr same lack Il c.urage that many Of The
"rerJnred' legislators dill N 1890 -EEgr-
EcId .Uo1nor
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a LARGE LAND DEAL.-Huntsyille, Ala.
January lG.-iesterday the North Alabama
improvement Company sold and transferred
all their property to the Northwestern Land
Association of Pierrie, S. ID. 1t was the
largest deal made in the South for 80 ne years
involving the transfer Of upwards of Sc ,OOO,-
600 worth of property.
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rea- \ role from our correspondent Nox,
makes the following sad announcement:
"My father, William Straiu, diel yes;rr-
day, l7,a, inst, after an illness of IL ~1nys
in his S0;h, year"
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Mortgage Sale Of Land.

virtue OF power OF sale contained in
- Ior'gage given by Da~ii Orr. to Is.
r; fa"is, and a.signe TO me, bearing date
March !3'h, 1885. and recorded in the oIIic.
Of the Register Of Mesnc Conveyance in b, ok
r. NJ. 9. psgcs 324, 32j, 326, 327, on that
day ami by further vir'ue Of q power Of
Sae c'nt'ioei in mortgage given by said
David Orr to me, bearing da.e Js,uarv
10Th, 1886, and on February l3rd, 1885
recorded in the Office Of the Register nr
Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in
Book u. No. Z, page 1856, upon which mort
gage Dover was duly reneuuced; [. viii ,,ll
10 the highest bidder, for cash, at plblio
auction, before the Courthouse n, Union
y e., during the legal hours of sale. ON
Monday, February 1st, 1892, that certa;n
tract Of land belonging t, David Orr. and
known as the Isaac White pace, coot,ioins
(GO) sixty acres more or loss.
January 9th, 1892
W. c. WALLACE,
1,ns Mortgage ani As, gneo.
#.
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el4y" The Palmetto Brewery at Charles
ton was destroyed by fire last Sunday, just
MS the church going people were returning
from church. The loss is estimated at
100000. Only few days before the
company declared a dividend Of 10 per
cent on its stock
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RloRGASIzISG PARTY MACHISBRr.
Rooms STATE Ex CON-

Rooms STATE E1. Con-.
CoLUMRIA, S. G., Jan. Ia, 1892,
To tho County Chsirmen Of the Democratic
Party Of South Carolina: Pursuant to the
order Of the State Democratic executive COM
nij,;ee the respective county executive com
mites, through their chairman, will issue
. call for the reorganization of the Demo-
cratic party III their respective counties. by
ca Eng the subordinate clubs 10 meet at their
usual places Of meeting on the second Satur-
day tho 9th day. Of April next, for the pur-
pose OF organizing said clubs and for the
purl o.e Of electing delegates to the respec-
tive county conventions. These conventions
will meet on the frst Monday tthe ID day
in May next to reorganize the party in each
cou"':.. ." eisct now county executive com.
nittec, to elect a delegation ..n~ Safe con-
vent o., which meets iu Columbia on the
thirl Wednesday in May next AMI 10 trans
&C, such other business as may tc proper
undc. the constitution.
The representation Of each subordinate cluu
in said county convention shall be one dele
gate f,r every twenty-five members and one
delegate for each ma orty fraction thereof.
Only such Democratic clubs as were in eA
i.t.ncc on the I3tn day uf august, 1890, shaI
be recognized. Provided. however. tha
two cubs in each ward in the cities Of Char
le.,oh, Columbis, Green lille an Spartanburi
may be formed. No cllb that was formed
or orsan,zei after the 18th day of August
A. d.. 1890. by the division of an old c!u'
or otherwise, shall be recognized.
Respectfully.
JoHS l.. NJ. lRBY.
Chairman State Dem. Ex. Com.
q. d fCAN BELLISGER, Secretary.
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Ras" While we recognize the chirrgraphy
OF the communication over the sionature If
anti subsidy we would remind the wri-
Ter that 1t is rule Of this, as well rs Of
every other responsible newspaper office, TO
require the proper name of the author
before publishing an article. By confdipg
'hc name TO the Editor it will not be divul-
ged unless by authority from the writer,
and your communication will be published.
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rseS5- Our O'l n-l estecmel friend NJ

EsS- Our o'd AID esteemed friend, Mr..
Jesse Bishop, OF Jonesviile, made his annual
call at the TINES office last Wednesday. aud
reo5i1ti his receipt Although he has seen
T3 winters, he ,'--..-i. ID 1S brthdn ~:
'ou"t "i5 ng1 eyrne numDer of his birthdays
rather than the number Of wintc-. hs has
seen. live are not mistaken, Mr.. Jas. II.
Kodgei Jft this town, also has birth Law tbi,
year, on the Goth of February.
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Notice to Creditors.

w. Mob. Sloap, Administrator Of tho
Estate Of J. NJ. Gibbs, Plaintiff,
against
r. hamilton Gibbs, ct al Defendants.
TT NDER an order in the above stated case
~ the creditors of Jas. NJ. Gibbs, deceased,
are required to present and establish their
claims against the estate of said Jas. NJ :,
Gibbs, deceased, before me ON or before the
9Th dny of March, A. ID. 1892.
G. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
Jan 22 ct
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CARD.

Ezra JANE, Jan. lS.-MR. E0IroR VIII
you Pioasc permit Inc through your columns
TO thank my friends and neighooIs for their
tihdhe's and attention TO myself end fami Y
during cur rc'e1, troubles and ailli, t;ons
Tha. God in His infinite Goodness ,uov
richly reward them is my prayer.
Very Respectfully,
j. l.. Strain.
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CONGRESSMAN STAcKHoUsE Iu.-Little
Rock, 5. g., Jan. l6.-Congressman Stack
house is lying very i'll at his home here.
On account of his advanced age, there is very
little hope Of his recovery.
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OBITUARY..

GREGORi-Diel on the morning f the
9Th, January 1892, Thomas Theodore. infant
son Of Benz smin F. nnl Sally e. Gregory,
age l months aud Fl days
Jesus said suffer little children AID forbid
them not, 20 come un'o Me; for II such s
tie kinglIm Of lIea7. Matt 1914.
Weep rot, for he i'safe:
Far from the stormy blasts
Or human Prsi n and S,ttn's rage,
And ncs'i'ng on Je'us' breast, wits
The cOasunn ration of His love
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GEN. NERNER IN THH RACE TO SrAY.-Ex-
Comptroller General John Sam Werner said
yesterday, IN talking Of his candidacy for
ConHress: "l am 10 the race for the finish;
lei the cuts go as they may, and intend to
hght Tor all / m worth" lie says he wants
lower tariff, lower taxes, etc.,
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ES- Invitations are out to the marriage
of our former fellow -townsman, Robt. A.
on the 2Sth inst, at the residence Of the
bri les parents at Pelham, Greenville Co.
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psa- Does it look like the "square thing"
even in Jlowiny politics, for an avowei csndi-
date for the high and dignifed Office Of Gov
ern"r of S ate, to be hobnobbing with a
political subcommittee to make the rules
governing the primary election favorable to
his nomination
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gr1y- Rev. Chas. II. Willcford will con6no
his lab,rs this year to SantucS and Philppi
churches. Two Sundays q mouth at each
church
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csA. We cannot too strongly commend to
our citizens, especially the younger portion,
the Savings Department of w. a, Nicholson
& Sous Bunk. We aivisc the young peo-
pie TO call Oh them and learn what an admi-
rab'e ssving institution it is.
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The p. o. will be opened for business
from 3 a. NJ. to 600 p. nj.
The Money Order b.. ar'mcnt will be
opened for business from 8 A. NJ. to 4 Z. NJ.
Tho Northern mail will close at 12P.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at 600 p. NJ.
Auy iuattention or irregularities should
ce reported promptly to the p. NJ.
C. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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Es'" Heavy rai;.s have put all the
streams out Of their hanks, but we have no,
heard that any damage has been done to
bridges.
The trains both ways on the ralroad were
delayed some hours Wednesday, but by some
strange freak Of the mails brought the
Charleston and left the Columbia rarers.
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List OF Lett.-1

List OF Letters
Remaining in the Postofice at Union, for
the week ending Jan. 22d, 1892.
Preach Bell, col Hugh R.rlo,
MIS- Mss NORA Cooper, MIR JAS NJ Fiuclc,
MISS Lizzis Fuller, Betsy Mills,
Larcinda Rice, Onnie Sims
Persons calling for the above letters will,
please say ifadvertiscd, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery
j. G. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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A Wall from Union.

The Uu on correspondent OF the Green
ciiie Necs must have had most awful case
Of blues Or blue devils when he wrote that
"ch"ptc~ e Lamentations" rs the Editor
very arpr" pristely styled his letter to that
journal last Thursday. When We read it
We just thought ''ihe jig was up" sure
enough that b"th banks had ether busted
or the "J"mes Boys" had boon in town, tied
and gagged The officers aud carriei of the
last dollar in tlsts,xaults = hat oil our mer-
chants hal assigned to tho count5 Treasurer;
that there wasn't money. enough in the town
| to swap Grcenbscks for god dollars at 10
| per cent discount On the latter, aud that
everything in town AMI country had gone to
| the demnit: on how-wows, except the Poor
House, AMI everybody was running on
| fast scbeduicro secure accommodations at
that free ,up house. We had commenced
making out few bills, but on readng G's
statement abou, swapping paper dollars for
gold drllars, we threw down our pen, fully
convinced that il would be waste Of paper,
for We knew in such an extremity We could
not find anyone fool enough TO swap dollars
for ncwsparcr accounts.
Tho cry Of hard times is becoming so
common among us that many begin to believe
the times are awful and never will bc any
better. We, .feclinglyconfess they are li,tl
tight, but, rs friend Williams, of the Green
vile News says, We have seen them mucl
tighter, aud came out%f them hale ani heart.
too. And all can get out of the pressure
now, if We will go t. work like men and
fight our way out Of them, ard help ou
worthy neighbors, a'so.
That money is scarcer than usual, wo d
not deny but this constant DINING it in tn
, ears of everyone you meet and putting
before the eye, Of every reader of news
paper, has o strong tendency to make maj
ters worse. 1t makes men who have litt
: money over-cautiOus about parting with it
and they take stronger grip on it, as
matter Of precaution against the awful tim,
8 everybody Gays We are sure to have mel
summer.
We are all more scared than hurt. 81
we'll venture the prediction that there wi
!, be about "a much time and money spent
3, "",itics this year rs in 1890.
ii lhefe s';v.s ~soo.to" nnd money in q
County now, and if every one will pay as f
as he can, help his less fortunate but wortl
! neigbhor, and all 60 to work with q dctern
st nation to pull out Of the trouble, in thr
,g or four months from now We would S
at brighter iimrs an ! brighter faces, and all I
ne ugly marks of the present hard times obi
er rated. Nobody is 9 ing to sarvc or so max
who is willing to work in this country.
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e'ection win the chairman Of the c,uuty
executive c,mmltcs, and said executive
committee shall hear and determine the same.
The State executive committee shall hear
ami decide protests and contests as to Cen
gressmcn and solicitors. aud ten days shall
be allowed for filing the same.
Rule s Candidates for The General Assem-
by and for C unity Offices shall t"n days
previous to the primary election, file with
The chairman of the unity executive cons
mittee n pledge, in writing, TO abiic the
result Of the primary and support the Eom'-
naes of the party. Candidates for other
of6ces shall he such pledge with the char
man of the State Democratic executive COM
mit,sc. No vote for any candidate who has
not implied with the rule shall he count'd
Rule 9. In the primary election, herein
provided tor, majority Of the votes cast
shall be necessary to nomns'c candidates
and to elect delegates to the State conven-
ton. second primary, when necessary,
shall be held two weeks after the FIRST AZ IL
provided fpr under the constitution uf tn"
| party. md shall be subject to the rules gov
| erning the primary. At said second pr mary
| the two highest candidates alons shall ran
| for any Office, but il there are two or more
| vacancies for any Pnrticu' office, then
| double the number Of candidates shall run
| for the vacancies TO be filled. For Instance
| in race for sheriff, the TWO highest shal
run. II no county commissioner is nomi
mated then the six highest shall run.
Rule 10. In the event Of a tie between tw
| candidates in the second primary the couut,
chairman. if it is a county Office, aud tn
| State chairman, if it is a State Office or 70
I Congress or for Solicitor, shall ordcr thir'
primary. The question of majority vot
shall be determined by the number Of vote
cast for any particular office, aud not th
whole number Of votes cast in the primary
Rule IL. The credentials Of delegates I
the State convention shall be certified to b.
the chairman Of the respective count
Democratic executive committees within f.
days afler the result is declared, AMI for
wardcd Immediately to the chtirmau of tn
! State Democratic Executive committee a
| Columbia 5. c.
JOIN L. Nj. IRBY,
SAMSON POPE,
IRA Il. JONES.
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"oE All FIVE CASES, ,-As-i3tant AT .rncv
General Townsend yc.tcrlav rct.rnpd f.on
laTd"n where he wen, to represent the SI.,c
- i've cases winch are the first Of tn, nud
ever brought "P hy the present alminisrr,
h'h I"e State sued in each case f,r tho
every oi an amount Of back taxes due on
'ifei.'d ianIS which hal been sold.
NJ towns ,n" US sncccssfu in every
c"' $50" lMS 0ri IN ~ for 'rc fl!. am a!4t
sued ur.-jHe Stqtc. lji6 inst
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B9a- Rev. A. S. Willcford has accepted \
cal to supply Fairview Church, aud will
enter upon mis- duties on the first Sunday in
Fc' ruary.
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49, Now let farmers, merchants, profc .sion,l
hen, HcchanlcS aui al Inborera set in for
'hc most Jo' 3innt aad "a n's, ycIr's work
they have ever danc. Nothing wi hrLg
about K '"i times kc slant VIII dir.ctcI
i,bor
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ia "NirrE AGATN.-During the epidemic
of Ia Grippe last season. Dr.. KINGS Ncy
DiSc,''ry for Hsum:tian {. C.urLs end
'rld', proved t. he the best remedy. Re-
port" from The many who use! il confirm
'h'. s'alcmcn'. They were not only nuickIv
re leV"d hnI the Gisea'e left no hrd oGcr
results We ask you 10 g,yc this remedy =
nlaI and we guarantee that you VIII be salts
hei with results or the purchase price will
be rein'd"!. 1t has ~ cIuaI in LI Grim,
on any ih'"tt, Chest or Lurt trouble. Trial
n"h'cS free at Il. +. poacy's Drug Stors
Large 10 tee SOC and 81 .OD.