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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
Ar" There OiII,r-?
(l'ho State.

Tho penitentiary investigating
committee is composed of men that
VIII not cover wrong doing and they
seem determined to turn on all the
light ohtainablc 1t is therefore ro-
sprctfully suggested that they en-.
deavor to find ont if tho illustrious
senior senator is tho only high and
holy Roformrr that got CARLOAD of
p"nltentory brick FREQ, gratis and for
nothing. | have heard this week
that Il member Of tho board of direc-
tors of tho such discussed institution
said IN 1897 that he got n carload Of
brick that had been "divided ont"
among the members Of tho bourd.
| know nothing but tho statement of
my informant, who says he saw the
brick and was given this information
by tho director himself, who was an
ardent supporter of Col. Neal in his
recent effort for reelection.
f. G. w.
Blackvillc, March rs, 1890.
DIRECTOR GARRIs sAys lie GOT ONE. A
EvMoR DENOUNCED.
| TO tho Editor Of tho State:
notice in your ISSUE boaring dnto
March Is, 1890, Il letter purrorting
to have b"on the production of cit
zen Of BlackviIlr, bearing tho cap
ton, care There Others?" calling at-
tention to carload OF brick shipped
to ono Of tho directors of the poni-
tcntiary. AS l know no ether diroc
tor that got any bricks, tho refer
enco is to me. l did get Il carload
Of bricks and shall make il matter
OF investigation ut the proper time,
"s it is suggested by the public
prints. But the letter contains these
words, 81 have heard this week TINT
Il member Of tho board of directors
of the much discussed institution
said in 1897 that no got curlond Of
brick that had been divided ont
among the r.r."bcrs Of tho board"
| wish to &c nouncc this statement
mn ie I" your correspondent rs Il ma
l'cioua las"ilond and at tho same
tImo request his name, rs | think
IT due mo. l hasten to write this,
b"c"us" the unchullengcd statement
III correspondents letter does mem
bcrs of Board slandcrous Injustice.
S. u. j. GARRIs,
MWnblr Board Directors
Smoak's, March Is, 1899.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
Forcing the Literary Taste.
The Stylus.

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adjustable t. h,+od ii, oo,,a,s g.,
the verv oood roasor tlot oil co,,
orc ,yare ro,,,;red +o e. ,Lo h,,,
thoso who ,vo,o +co ,o,n ,>o;,n
shortened and tboco who ,,,-a too
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When a rule has been laid down
how can Won better show that if is q
good rule than by Gorciup every
child to fit the rule? The bed OF
Procrustcs is inncxiblc: children arc
not. But this is 4 djprcssion. and
all expression of sympathy for any
bov or girl that, at the apc Of six
has read one hundred books would
but lengtllcn the diprcssion, For.
tunatcly such a child is the cxccD.
ton, and we should not let the en-.
thusiast mislcad us into adoDtino
his execution as our r,lc Eo,
present purposes, let it simrlv be
noted that, while reading is TN,
door to literature, a taste for read
ing is by no means a taste for li:cr
aturc; and that, in any given case
it is possible that either or ncithc,
"comcs by nature
'rhe case oG tbc LITTLE o;rl c,1,. :,
mind a bow q book and q harm
that con,c togc,hor ,,orv ,oors ooo
how MANY years aoo bcinu ,nothc,
question T,hc hcv NOT o>,crr;c,
nc to taste. thc booE of tho ,;,or
arv Grade "vcl,ovn. tho horr
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
ASSESSMENT INSURANCE
AN IMPORTANT DECISION BY THE
STATE SUPREME COURT.

Tho By.laws OF tho Company and tho Ap-
plicatiOn Uf tho Insured, Although not
Recfted In the Contract OF Insnr rance,
ato made by tho Terms OF the Con-
tact Part Of the Contract,
and the Contract Must DO
Construed In the Light
OF tho bylaws and
the Application.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
LAMBERT'S POINT.

Captain Moses NJ. Couklin. n we'll
known resident. died at his home on
Thirty-scvcnih street. at 10 O'Clock yes
tcrday morning. after an illness OF sew
cral weeks. In the 57th year of his age
The deceased was a native of New
Jersey. but had followed the sea for Il
livelihood nearly all of his life. lie came
to Norfolk about thirteen years ago
and conducted the restaurant business
for five years. Seven years ago he
moved to the Point. and has led Il
somewhat retired life since. He was Il
gentleman of aminblc disposition and Il
great favoritc with all who knew him.
He leaves Il wife. but no children. His
funeral will be held from St Mark's
Episcopal Church at : o'clock this aft
crnoon.
Mr.. T. c. Wilson Of Pocahontas ave
nue.. returned last evening from Il visit
TO his wife's relatives. in Ahoske
\. @.
Captain L. w. Lambert. of Myers
avenue. left last night for the North
on business.
Rev. II. L. Johnson. u. n. preached
an able sermon ut the Methodist Church
Sunday night.
Mr.. a. w. higgins has occupied his
now store and residence on the corner
of Bowden's Ferry road and Pocahon-
taS avenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
Spccia, Motto. e. 4, @ - ).

On account OF Quarantine conditions
me ohcshpeakn and ohio railway will
discontinue. until further notified.
steamer service between Norfolk and
Newport News.
Persons wishing To 81 to points or
the Chesapcakc and Ohio railway west
of Richmond during this period can
purchase tickets ut Norfolk and Vest
ern railway. using that linz, ia Kich
mond and Chesapeake and Ohio beyond
The Norfolk and Westerns As n. m.
and 4:35 u. III. trains from Norfolk 10
Richmond connect 1t The latter place
with Chesapeake ana Ohio trains ieav
ing at 2:l5 y. III. aud 1880 u. IN. daily
Chair car ana Pullman rescrvations
can be secured. to bee taken at Kich-
mond. by applying at Chcsaponlxn ana
Ohio Ticket Office. No. - Granny street
Z. w. CUED.
auS-5e Passenger Agent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
DIED.


SEtBERT-At the residence of parents
Underwood. Monday, August 7th. 1899
at $3.50 o'clock a. m PE.ARlsIE9 L.
daughter of William and Jennie Seibcr,,
AGED years.
The funeral VIII take place from above
residence THIS CTucsday) AFTERNOON
at 1870 o'clock. Friends of the family are
Invited to attend.
DUNN-At the residence OF his parents.
No. 3l5 Corprew avenue, Brambleton
Monday. August nth 1879 at 4 y. m.
SfBl.E JULIt%I'TE, infant son of Robert
L. and Ruth Dunn. aged year and -
days.
Tho funeral will take place THIS Crues-
day. AFTERNOON ut > o'clock. Friends
ana atcqua.ntanccs respectfully invited to
attend.
Suddenly at his residence.
No. SOB Tunstall avenue. August 9th 1899
at 20 o'clock y. m. JOHN +. MARITIME,
aged 80 years.
The funeral will take place THIS (Tucs-
day) AFTERNOON. August Sth at $50
O'Clock from the residence Friends and
acquaintance respectfully invited to at
tend
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
4 HEALTHY CONDITION
Or THE
Mucous Membranes of the Nose,
Throat, Chest, Stomach
and Bowels

Is q mighty hulwark against all conta-
slous diseases. y Catarrhal or unhealthy
condition OF those membranes furnishes a
rich SOL in which diseasc-gcncratin
germs increase ana multiply There is no
ono thing which YOU as an individual can
do moro important as a safeguard against
all forms OF contagion than to place those
organs in healthy condition. You can
rely on the public officials to carry out
all suitable sanitary precautions, but 1t
remains with you as an individual
whether YOU will place your body in the
best possible condition to resist con,agion
or not. No germ can gain access to the
blood except through an unhealthy con-
dition of the skin or mucous membranes.
and generally it is a catarrhal condition
of the latter through which they enter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
COURT DECISIONS.
Notes of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are of Interest to
Our People.
DIGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
Exclusively for Virginlar-P llot)
NELSON V. TUR. .ER, sc.

Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia,
March 50, 1899.
WHERE A CONTRACT FOR THE
SALE OF LAND Is RESCINDED.
JUDGMENTS AGAINST GRANTEE
DO NOT ATTACH TO THE LAND.
PROCEEDS OF LAND SECONDHAND
LY Liable FOR y DEBT FOR
WHICH OTHER LAND WAS PRI-
MARILY LIABLE. SHOULD BE
FIRST APPLIED TO THE TRUST
FOR WHICH IT WAS FIRST LA
BILE.
The questions involved in this case
was as to the effect of certain judy
mcnts ana the priorities of certain
lens. The points decided are shown in
the opinion of the court.
The court says:
The evidence taken in that case is
not copied into the record before us;
it is. however, to be presumed from
the pleadings therein and the charac-
ter of the decree entered that the fraud
and misrepresentation charged in the
bill was established but it is imma-
tcrial whether the contract and deed
were set aside and annullcd because
of the fraud of Mrs. Packwood or on
account Of the default of Nelson in pay
ing the annuity. The result is the
same in either case. By the terms OF
the contract Nelson was to have no in
tercst in the land il he failed to pay the
annuity. The effect OF the decree, re-
scinding the contract, was to restore
the parties to their original position,
and under such circumstances judg-
ments against Joseph IL. Nelson could
not attach as Il lien 10 the land sought
TO be subjected.
Whether or not the land bought by q.
VI. iiiner from y. -. Payne. trustee
Will have TO contribute anything to-
ward the payment Of the lien in favor
Of II. Il. Garden. cannot he determined.
until the land primarily bound for that
lien Is sold. 1t is conceded that the de-
cree in favor of ii. IL. Garden is tho
first lien on all the land of Joseph II.
Nelson. The report of the master COM
missioner shows that the land aliened
after that which was conveyed to Sc
cure the debts to Lewis Porter. is ample
10 satisfy the general lien: and the land
last alicned being the primary secur-
lily therefor. it was proper to sell it
before proceeding against the land of
@. NJ. iiincr. which would. according 10
the commissioners report, never be-
come Liable.
Reversed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08

The best Whisky for a druggist or
grocer TO buy is brand that he can sell
The best Wh.skcy that an ind!vidl1i
can buy IS an article OF known reputation
and one that has 4 good name at home
There isn't a brand OF Whiskey sold
anywhere that stands any higher in The
opinion Of the medical profession than
does the G. o. Taylor Old Bourbon and
iuro Rye. bottled by G. H. Graves n Sons.
in Boston. Mass. Ii - sold by all drug.
slsts ana dealers in medicinal stimulants
ana whoever sells Il may WARRANT it
pure. and whoever buys it may Use ii in
fun faith that it is pure
NotwiihStand. nE statements by COMPETE
tors to the contrary. we have the originnl
Iayiar ana never make statements with
NAV. INA We origl,nsii,. oi I'm ~ -
Taylor WHISTLES. Any jobbnc drug firm
In New England will tell YOU that our
statement Is correct. They have all been
our patrons since we first offered t for
sale.
CHESTER GRAVES & SONS
For sale at White Bros. Norfolk Va
Browns Hotel. Portsmouth, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
COL. JULIAN CARR INTERESTED
RETAINS NORFOLK COUNSEL TO
SAVE ALECK TAFT. SEN
TENCED TO HANG

Readers of the Virginian-Pilo will re-
member the details of the arrest OF
Aleck TAFT, colored for murder. his
trial. conviction and sentence to the
sallcws. TAFT is now at Portsmouth
awaiting execution
Colonel Julian s. Carr. OF Durham.
\. c.. the great tobacco manufacturer.
has engaged Mr.. Hugh G.. Miller OF
Norfolk. to investigate Tait's case and
see If there is any hope 10 get IL new
trial or communication OF sentence. II
seems that Colonel Cars interest in
TAFT arises from the fact that the con-
demned man was formerly in his en-
ploy.
Mr.. Miller has made preliminary
examination, but has thus far found
little on which 10 base a hope that
anything can be done TO avert Tait's
doom.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
SPENCER V. STATE.
Supreme Court OF Georgia.
March Il. 1Slg.

SCRATCHING y PURSE FROM a
PERSONS HAND. WITH INTENT
TO STEAL IT. WITHOUT INTIMI-
DATlON OR INJURY TO HIS PER
SON AND WITHOUT ANY RESIST
ANCE by HIM. DOES NOT CON
STIrUrE ROBBERY.
Spencer was convicted of robbery and
appealed. The facts appca, from the
oIin.ou of The court.
Tic court says:
The question which controls this case
is Whether the facts is proved consti-
tutc tho offence OF robbery. which Ia
tho wrongful. fraudulent. and violent
taking OF money. goods or chattes
from tn person Of another by force or
intimidation. without the consent OF the
owner We have no difficulty in de-
cidinS that this. under the facts. is not
u case ci robbery. Section IL of the
Iena! Ccdc. referring 10 larceny from
the person. the general definition OF
which Is given in the preceding section.
says My sort Of secret. sudden, or
wrongful taking from the person with
the intent to steal. without using in
limitation. or open force and violence.
"hall be within this class of larceny.
thoUrr some EH7TrT force be used by
IN thIci To POSSESS himself OF the pro-
n"rty: provided. there he no resistance
ny the owner. or Injury to his person.
aid all the circumstances of the case
show that the iiiIni; was taken. not so
much aeain;t as without the consent OF
the owner" The facts OF this case
bring it clearly within the provisions Of
this section. The accused. without
using any intimidation. suddenly
snatchcd the purse from the hand of
MIC. OConnor, and ran off with il.
There was no injury to her person. nor
aTy resistance or struggle to prevent
him ircin taking the purse All the
circumstances of the case show that the
purse was taken. not so much against
rs without her consent. The charge a,
inc court was erroneous. because. I'M
DER The Hypothetical, case stated by tho
court. without more. the offence would
not be robbery. bui would be larceny
from the person. under the provision of
the last quoted section OF the Penal
Code.
The distinction between robbery ana
larceny from the person pointed ont in
our Penal Code ard the decisions OF
TINS court 2oove referred 20 is one thar
IS generally recognized. Scratching
which i. a sufficient asportation in sim
nle larceny. carries with ii or not the
added violence OF robbery. according as
ii IS met or not by resistance"
The mere snatching thing from Tho
hands or person of another. without
any struggle or resistance by the own
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08

Branch photographic Office.
Isha.I t.a,,..

Nori0lk. va. Aug. 7th. lS09)
NEW YORK LOWER EAY.-Notlcc
IS hereby Givcn that. owing to drcdg-
ms operations by the United States
Engineers in the main shin channel
New York Lower Bay. the Chanel Ilill
fdnsc Cut Electric Buoy C., on the
southwest Srit Range Line, at a point
about Goo feet to the westward Of CON
over and Chapel Hill Range Line. and
about .ta0 feet w. by :. from south
west Spit Electric buoy No. l.. has
been discontinued. and the conductor
cable running 10 it from Electric Buoy
No. 81 has been removed
y black spar buoy showing n fixed
white lantern light. marks tile position
OF the electric light buoy. The latter.
when the dredging is completed. will be
re-established and due notice given
Very respectfully.
J. ASllBY WILLIAMS,
Acting, in Charge
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
BRAN BLETON WARD.

Mr.. George w. Holmes and Miss An
gle Marchant were quietly married 81 t
the residence Of Mr.. William Marshall.
ON gibbs avenue. Mt 10 o'clock last
night. by Rev. j. Il. Merritt, chaplain OF
the Scamcn's Bethel
Mrs. a. w. Kemp and son. OF North
Marshall avenue. will leave this morn
ing for the mountains of Virginia to
spend the month OF August.
Every member of the w c. T U. IS
earnestly requested to attend Il meet
ing OF great Importance at Mrs. Fred
crick Petersons. Willoughby avenue, at
o'clock this afternoon.
Six candidates were indicted into the
mysteries of the Hcptasophs or s w.
NJ. ut the regular meeting OF Column
bia Conclave last night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
IArrrovsl rsLra.ty ea, lsos.l

!. RESOLVED by tho House Of Delegate, ana Sen.t.
"a majority et the n4mbers elected each OF tho tvu
houses Asreoink tseretol rha. thu following
80 me Constitution Q; Virginia be. and is hereby
anu referred . the General Assembly chosih sstss
h anerA eecion Of senators and the AZ
%, persaies Tor Us concurrence in conformity Min tss
provisions 81 section OF article
'utpn na7ey strike from the Cca.ttution OF yiryinn
section tw' Of article ten which in follow ing words.
Article ~. section mo tax shall be inro,ed ON
any q s citizens OF this State for the privilege Of tAkinr
csehHS from their natural beds with ton Is in
S waters hereef but the amour. OF sales of oysters
.""en ~ any citizen Ia any year NAV be taxed al
rate GO, s.eeedins ,s rate Of taxation imposed uroa
any ether species of property.
NH,oLvEp. That the clsrk Of the House of Della.
gates or tie clerk of tho vacancy happen
W pom ~ sad offices the presiding officer of either hons,
Of tho General Assembly, be authorized aad required 10
Gauss ti proposed smend'nsnt and hess suous TO Ia
Gao newspaper published eiuh OF the cities
'he Commonwealth having than thousand in.
.b-nS oIee week for three consecutive months pre-
Io"s Co. he time Of choosing tho members tho General
assembly a. the nsrt general election Of senator's ani mem.
bers OF .th- House Of delegates
s. kIsoLrro That tho clerk Of the Heuss Of Dele
gates AID the clerk OF the bs required 20 trarsno
- rue Esner Assembly TO te chosen Al tho next
s'ccon - rechets Of the House OF Delegate, aud Senate
ftbed cory OF said proposed Of these
together with certificates OF publication by tia
n:Hi shall have been publi.hsd
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08

Has Offices ! and No. 3ii Main street.
Norfolk, Va. Spec:alties: Catarrh and all
diseases OF Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat. Chest
and Stomach.
Hours. Il. m to 1890 p. M D. m. TO
$50 p m Sunday Hours. 1890 Il. m. 10
1880 p. nj. Tuesday night and Thursday
night. $50 p. IN. to p m
Consultation always free Medicines
furnished. Terms always moderate. Eyes
examined for glasses free OF charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
HE; INtsS.

NJ EMBERS or NORFOLK COUNCIL.
W NJ. ~ Jr. .; L. \. M.-Yon are
stan avenue, ltrnmbleton at ! o'clock
this evening. Tuesday. August Sth, to
'a-' Our last tribut" of respect to our
deceased brother. Pnst Councillor j. r.
MARITIME. Members of sister councils are
f.atcrnallv invited To unite with rs
Iull attendance is desired. by order of
tho Councillor. G. j.. HUNT Il, s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE, or DELEeArEs. :
EirurnSn In $50

The foregoing Is copy OF joat resolution propos.
TO- Is section, eno and two Of Article
81 tie Constitution OF Virginia nd providing for publish.
ms SAID amendment aad certifying the sfne thu nexh
General Assembly wheh va. agreed to during tbs session
ot - IS. BY majority OF the members elected each
the two houses ard SC recorded axd which joat
luton nas approved by tho Governor March J. IsCS aud
!, published IN accordance With prosisp contained
therein. I. II. BIGGER, :.
Clerk OF iiors. Of Delegate, aad Keeper OF tho Boil, Of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
Trial OF CAPT. DREYFUS
CONTINUED from first pnge.)

tended to disarm the enemies of Drev
iuS. who are only anxious to Interpret
ordinary courtesy into the grossest par
TALLY toward the prisoner. II this be
the case. and such an explanation is;
quite plausible. Dreyfus is naturally
unaware OF 1t and the effect upon his
highly strung nerves must be very
'''
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08

err. or any force or violence on the part
of the thief does not amount 20 rob-
berry" with respect to the degree of
actual 'viCirncc.' where the taking is
effected by that means. it appears to
be we'll settled that sudden snatchinS
from person unawares is not sutii
Gent" Judgment reversed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
New York Su" Condemned.

Poughkeepsic. n. Y. Aug. The
New York state Allied Printing Trades
Council in session here. adopted a res
olution condemning the New York sun
and undressing the printers strike.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
orrrcr o. cLrnx or nou.E OF DrlroArr,.>

m RicRxoND. VA. July IS. 1899, =
The foregoing is copy Of Joint resolution nrSpos
,ls - I'm. from III, con.su.cI ;he second clause OF
,ne sAme % he NEXT General Aneaslv OF Virginia. Which,
Wa asfeed 10 during the sef,ion Of 1897 9S majority
y n mrnesf elected u zach the houses AMI 80
,etled anu Which joint resolution approved BY the
On seetusiy 'J lseS and is published in ae-
eoFisnes with prossion contained therein. ,
o., II. II. BIGGER
Cs5k Of House OF Delegates and Keeper 0. tho Rolls q
b. Nifsirl. $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
The Elixir oTIifc

The Diamond Spring Water has been
on this market for past three years. ana
is used daily by the best doctors ana
families in this ana other cities. Its
purity cannot be cXcelled in the United
States. ,uc. >,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
JOINT RESOLUTION

Proposing 20 strike from the Constitution The second
c'inSc u article ten and proriGinJ for publishing
Grd ctriYWng'k- sa,ae to the next Generoi 4 ssem-
6'y OF IirG.nia
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
TIE DEWEY RECEPTION.

THE ADMIRAL GOT WHAT MANY
YEARS AGO HE WANTED.
By Telegraph to Virslnian-PUot.)
Washington d. c.. Aug. 7.-Chair-
man Moses. of the Committee of one
Hundred. having in charge the rrcep-
ton 10 Admiral Dewey on his arrival in
Washington. which includes the presen-
tation of the sword voted him by Con-
gross. has received from The Admiral a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08

Norfolk: High water 1920 n. M, 10: ..
p. m; low water 400 Il. m. APO p. IN.
Old Point; High water 1853 ii. H., 1870
r. m; low water 3:iS Il. m. 3:59 p. III.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
Torturing
Disfiguring Humors
Itching, Burning, and Scaly
Eruptions of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss of Hair
CIIRED DA NI1rNINI1n
CURED BY CUTICURA.

Tho treatment is simple. direct. agreeable.
and economical. and is adapted 10 the Young.
est infant as well adults of every are.
Bathc the affected parts with Hor WATER
and CUrIcuRA SOAP TO cleanse the skin OF
crusts and scales, and soften the thickened
cuticle. Dry. without hard rubbing. and
apply CurIcrEA Ointment freely, TO alay
itching, irritation, aud inflammation and
soothe ana heal, and lastly take the CurIcURA
REsoLvENr 10 cool aud cleanse The blood.
This treatment affords instant relief, permits
rest and sleep. and points to speedy. perrna-
hent. anu economical cure when all other rem
edies ana even the best physicians fail.
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