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The Brunswick Advertiser, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING At BBUffbWlCK. GEORGIA. BT 1. G ‘ STACY • OFFICE* Corner Sexocattlr and Monk St not!. Advertising Kate*: Per *quare, ten line* space. first insertion. $1 00 Per aqaara, each subsequent insertion, W I gf Special raUtto yearly and large ad cert iter I. A IvsrtiMtnentt .from responsible partieawlll : published until or lured out, when the time is Communications for Individual benefit, or of a personal character, charged aa advertisement Marriages and obituary notices not exceeding tour linua, eolictod for publication. When ex ceeding that spacu, charged aa advertisements. All letters and coimuunicationa should be ad drcaaed to the undersigned. T. ii. STACY, Brunswick. Georgia. VOL. 5, NO. 51. BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1880. $2 00 A YEA ft IstsyseMUd, and payment elected eccor lusty. Sa ->V ElOflda. $L W P^t iv..ne„l,.lkn. for lndlvldu.l lnii.At, or of » J4V4UU4U, i AUi-tUd, V / Cil, ern Railway. ,'cdok monos & co. General Jolin B Gordon. Christianity elevates Woman. City Director,-. Aldermen- 3. M. Couper, T. O. Cook. J. P. Harvey. A. T. Putnam, kins, J J Spears and D T. l)unn. Clerk ft Trtaturer—James Houston CAi / Martha!—3. C. Norman. Assistant Marshal—J. L. Beach. JUkemem—'S. H. Pittman part I‘hptician—3. s. Plain, M. D. Citfl'khyticUtn—. It. Rubios. M. I Harbor Master—Matthew .shannon IXrt H'a?dens—Barr Winton, o. Thom so O'Connor, Jr. STANDING COMMITTEES Or COINCTL. Fihahce—Coupcr, Watkins *nd Dunn Town commoxs—ty>aara, I’utuam — GENERAL MANAOKU H OFFICE, ( Savannah, March 13, 1880. \ O N AND AFTER SUNDAY, Mar. 14, Passenger Trains on this Komi will run tu* follows: NIGHT EXPRESS. Leave Savannah daily at 4:30 p m 1 Arrive at Jeaup “ 7:50 P m j Arrive at ThoinusvV Arrive at Bainbridge" Bay St., Brunswick- Ga, Harbor—Harvey, KailkoaDh—Uook. Harvey auu owni>vi streets, i>rains a bridge*—Dunn, Spears and Stacy w. w. Wat- ^ Arrive at Albany Arrive at Live Oak ! Arrive ut Tallahassee ! Arrive at Jacks’llville' I Lrave Tallahassee ’ Leave Jacksonville ’ Leavo Live Oak Leave Albany ’ Leave Bainbridge ’ Leave Thomasville ’ Leave Jesup Arrive at Savannah ’ No change of ears l and Jacksonville an 0:20 i 9:30 i 10:25 / 2:00 t Hall snd 7:50 a m 6:00 p m 5:30 p m 11:15 P m 4;00 p m 4:00 i 7:30 i 6 :30 ; 9 :00 i Cemeteries— Pntnnm, Harvey snd Couper. Public building*— w*tkins, Hpears and Dunn. ,\ibanv. Ent CATIO*— Cook. Htucy wm Spssrs. I»„lf, 1 ,„n I»-,l.,er Charitt—»t*o>. Cook snd Putnam. 1 ‘Liman i.iui. Firs department—Dunn. Hsrvey and Putnam through to ami from united STATES offickks. , Jacksonville. Collector of customs—John T. Collins. j Sleeping cars run „ T I from Sitv.numli and All iTFR tn the public. s» figures a* low « lowest, thuir entire stock of HEAVY AND FANCY Sllll* I'll VMH.KKY, Cigars A Tobacco, CONFECTIONERIES, Etc. Collector Internal Ifavenue—D. T Dunn. Itopnty Marshal—James M. Couper. poatmaater—Linus North. KUITOUS AND NEIVSPA l*Ell M E.\ of the country, endorse James Boss’ Patbwt Gold Watch Casts As a proof, read Hie following Dftttimor*. Md., March H. 1M«0. It give* me pleasure to iuiorm yon that the James Boss Watch i use 1 have carried. I as given perfect aatiafkcti jn. It wnun beautifully. J. T. ltlMKiOl.D, Ed. and l rr.p’t Telegram. I.« Fayette, lnd., March n. 1-aso. 1 take pleasure l fell a glily satistact r; li 1 gold. 'Ihey r through to and Puoacngers from Savannah for For- n.tndirm, Gainesville and Cedar Kcy> tuke this train. PitSHcngcrs from Savannah for Bruns wick and Darien take tliia.train, arriv ing at Bunswick 6:111) a. m. PaKKcngarM from Brunswick arrive at Savannah 9:00 a. m. Paoacngera leaving Macon 7:15 a. m. (daily except Sunday) connect at Jesiq with this train for Florida. PaHsengci s from Florida by this fiv.i eonn.’ct at Jeanp with train arriving ii Mncou at 6:25 p. m. daily. Connect at Albanr with Passcngei The following ore the closing Kindred to pure love for children sentences of the above gentlernnns in the poetic breast is the feeling speech, in vindication of Gov. Col- of high and holy reverence for wo- quitt. delivered in A thin to on the man. No true poet ever could sing 5th inst.: , praise to her degradation and infa How these vile insinuations my, but always to hei honor, her against Gov. Colquitt now vanish ! j virtue, her gentleness and her no- How puerile these efforts to defeat bility. In isolated eases the con him must now become! How in trary of this mnv be apparent; but tense must become the abhorrence there is this remarkable thing of the people at such unwarranted j about such instances, namely: the C J R O O E Iv I E Si assaults upon private character 1— best and warmest friends of the p< I have stooped to bring before the et invariably plead for him that he public even my private letters, be- is misunderstood and misinterpret* cause justice to Gov. Colquitt; ed. while they resent all loose ap- seeinod to require it; hut no lan- plications of his effusions as base guage can adequately describe the injustice. Now, the bare presenta- contempt I have for such efforts to tion of such apologies proves our aecure public office. It is a sad : position, that true poetry reveren- commentary upon the tendency of ces true womanhood quite as much the times. Is character so cheap by compassionating the weak and an<l office so dear as to justify the fall, nag by throwing guards around ALSO— Hoots, Shoes, Hats, CLOTHING, effort to destroy the one in order to attain the other? [Applause.] If nothing were due Alfred Colquitt as a vindication at the hands of the people—if nothing were due the executive who has done as much as any executive within the past the purity of the pure. This our Redeemer perpetually did. Wo man had never been treated under any religion or civilization as he treated her. Every word from his lips concerning her honored her; unmixed with a sneer or a reflee- OTTO.VS* tnii oth i i .Southwest*? Onr nunnm-r lift* irlullj f 1 a J»i i t«> mul from MucoiuLufula, Mo Hthut i rub’ni Iona Sta Wn»A«*kA HI. March I am plc>u>«-«l t" aa' »li«t tii»- laim-- 1 ><*• 1 hnvc iftviltlirly - m t« r>. bcii v r*'Mj:i'ct j i;»l aa rrpn-MDU<l. , ;vi..il etcuM j Apwlai-biyi la til. II M l i March 10. l-<>0 rluAke 1» in every Iv (.Suudav.si \i l*;-lilt km, : iiri 'i l oilis Oil l. T.iUrty.' janciioii. goiii, lor Bi reliant- . Xn-pt Si'll iuV r Tw> AC'(X)MMol>. Lime, Corn? & Hay half century to give your S‘ate a tion. Pubetantially, he took the proud position among the sister ground that man cannot be happy States of this union—if nothing j jf woman is miserable, nor holy if | were due the man who has serve i 8 ) ie i« impure. He has no cheer if j)’°u in wars, and whose whole life ;js j, ( > j a cheerless, nor comfort if she j has been devoted to the highest in-; jg comfortless; that man and wo- ‘ tercsts ot society, the loftiest aims um must weep or rejoice, live oi of the church and to the most ex- die,gink or swim together. No mini idled ends of govern.n“nt, still t is ever revealed this mutual equality dueyo’irs'dvcfi that you will rally I before. 1'luto, Aristotle, Lycurgus, t" his support and crown him with j ^nd even Moses have been strangers your approval. [Great applause, to the revelations of Jesus here.— and erics of‘‘we will. J It is due With the poet’s eye and the phi- to these young men who are s am hmthrophist's heart, he read the to bn’ome the guardians of our jwii- mvstic tie l»eiween them at a ities it is due these old men now glance, and set about to strengthen tottering to the grave —it G due its bold. His teaching carries the these women, so deeply interested idea timt man 1*1111 never be free IN TBAINH—E. Clias. J. DiMM’flinger ON HAY STKK1CT. " C ai.i.mi 1 ihwIbi my •••nt aa • t ■ * th- multUu lft ot tUlnn*. too uauii-roiui to mention, th.u lam i-iftM-ina it ON LY FI V K ( i:NTS A-1»I ECR. into rive ut ftivautiiih “ WESTERN DIYI5 live Dupont, S a t’v < >.<• ave YaMimtn * •• live (Quitman : Tin* viilo l2:< Next <0 J. MirlirUon Hr« B\3GAINS ‘-OFFERED immsiiH? 1 in parity in all deparlm | —it is due to society, to 1 ! to the State and to liberty tint rise in your majesty, and, by the j imnip«*tent flat of enlightened and AUCTION COMMISSION ]). James Billon. Aiiclinti D»y» Every IVnliim <1<i y Mini Mil tu ■•In}’, liriiin- ■llllK H» II O’clock a ill. J. M. DEXTER, Banker and Broker, Exchange bought and sold. lnniiraiice & Real Estate Aseikf. Lt-itVi ThomtiKvilL , .Mon-lavs, Wedut atlny ninbFriday J:30 r M Leave Cnmilln. M unlay,‘Wed- m-mlaj and Friday 5:23 p m | Arrive at Albany, Mondays, Weilnemlav- and Fridays 7:15PH Leave Albany. Monday. Wed- lit'Mlny >0.d Friday C:30a .m Leave Camilla. Monday, Wed- tienday and Friday 8:48 a m j Arrive at Thonnwville, Mon day, Weduekday and Friday 11:3i) a si Leave Thomahv'e,b’d’y e.u-’p'd J :-15 i> m Leave Guitman “ 3;53p m| Leave Vnldoftta “ 5:17 pm Anive ut Dupont “ 7:30 p ai J. S. Tyson, Master Tiansportation. H. S. HAINES, General Manager. .Hi: U.NKST ASSOI TMINT Of Watches and Clocks. .TK’W'JEIHT'Sr, ETC inexorable jm ami banisli J ties these unholy math' and pridunge.l eiieering.] Ah. my eo m ryinen, ! a n not mistaken in your wrdr’t. If thvs.* fact* van reach the people in time, they will bear Colquitt’s banner to u great (victory, as a lesson to traducers.— [Cheers*.] Justice and truth have I not forsaken the breasts of thisj»eo- ! pie. Jehovah still reigns, and the; (grandest, of facts is that for which Ifis throne is pledged, that truth while she is a slave, can never be imreh. , ] ( . 2iU*«l while she it* depressed, can never reach the full stature of man- lion 1 till she wins the high stand ard of womanhood. When she •inion, rebuke t jj„]l cense to be a drudge, a toy, a fro n our poli- th *11 he will rise to he the ‘ho*ls. [liou l king of creation, and she will reign Miss Flynn and Her Lover. Convict Courts and Law. queen at his side. Hence he recog nized them both as the nohleat work of God, and set alamt redress ing her wrongs, lasting off the yoke which im Littered her lot, and throwing a hedge about her native dignity’.— Thomas Armilaye. gnalificutions. An old lady walked into la* I wl*k to <’all attention »o n FIN(tE1? KINGS, „lmll triumph ami justice .hull y«Vi office, when the following cun-1 live I [Immense cheering from the '’crsation took plnce: i I July—6-quire, I enlleil to ae<! ifj you wotilil like to tuke this Iwy j and make a lawyer of tiim. Ijtwyer—the boy appears to he ■ madam; Imw old is 1 ct.tire audience.] Governor A. 11. Colquitt. CanilMft Wapatt h. v ell’ll <• »-t chil'lrvu e >. (MfttOTKen. I Brunswick & Albany Ra'lroad ClIANOB OF S HLDl’LK. HUPEBINTXNDKNT H OPTICK. ( Bni'HtwicK. lift., July 17lh. 1879. * n N »n«l ait«r July 17lb, W7!», iMteLgi truina un Him ftuivi will run m follow*; PaMk-nfKr Tram li-»v.-n BrumtwK-k <l*ily •vpt Hun<.'*.v) Arrive#fttTxhitauvillo, Aid. R. R. I fteves TebeumvtUe, A. A G. R. K.,at... Arrivuti at Albany at ki rc'kftixo I.«-av>-a Albany dailyietrtpt sunday)at Arrivi-ft at Teheeurtlle, A. It O. " I.>*i ivixtauviil.*, A. * G. 11. 1C, al ■» Arrive at Brunawi<-k f Train* from Albauy tuaiir cImm vonue, TeSeau villa with A. Ail.. paaaaiiK'-r tral Sa annab. and with but faw hoar* dalaj 1-AUvtUa, with A. A O., paMwu^er ti Florida. . Train* from Druti*wiuk couna. t at TeWaaville p with day ivmengnr tratn of On A. A G. H B which l«s»va* TabaauviU* for FloruU at l:M P 5 CUARLLK L. SCHLATTER. G«narwl SupwriulanJant. ud collar button*. *11 var thltul-lw* i ery Ant- cutlery, tmtal-al iu-trumatiU. Cr -tiinoft, pi*tola au-1 cartri-»«<•*•' epa- ' wC e> • fi**•-•*. all of which win be v»ld I »-:hen, clot I M'e shall support Colquitt until! ver / * HU, *« ErZ'u?»i. l i‘ISiVi’S-’ the nomination U-eause lie is onr Ifap.uilnji of all kind* of Lit- price* City Bakblu Shop J. M. CARTUR, Proprietor GOODYEAR .V HARRIS, Attorneys at Law, Brunswick. Georgia. O FFICE—On Gloucester atreet, next door to M'.cbelaon a. up euire. r» actlce tn all cunntiee of the Brunawlck Cir cait and .he city of Darien. Ga »m My.. NOTICE. T K> nil whom it may concern: Be it known that neither the owner of the etearr.-r Florence, ncr the charter party, nor the t-on*t#:nws, will b- renponvtble for auy bill* or debts contracted by ^. . >, . .. otv- any of the crew of the •teenier Florence, without JMiaVing, Half ( UttHlfT «K Half a written order from the unJ*r»l#nad. v-» , Dres81,, « Jone in the la- BniMwir.. a., Swt. i.m I test approved style. J. II. ROBINS. Ladies’ and Childrens’ Hair PHYSICIAN * 3UROEON, Cutting a specialty. O FPF.RM bis profeaetonal avrvi.-ee to the people j ______ of Urunawick an 1 vicinity OflU-a at Mad j j j *■“*."V*.*V"r:,.' •» w ■* k * ,r *' siATISl-’Af'TIO.VC.r VH.VXTKED I A VEGETABLE ii MEDICINE FORTHE’'^^ BLOOD,LlWR&KIDNftS^ CURATINE, hoice. Whvu nominated, we shall dupjH»rt him, because he will bej the choice of the party. Colquitt its our choice, because— First—Hew the best man for Governor of Georgia. Second—He its Georgia’s beat Governor. Third—He itf a Christian. Fourth—Hits administration ha.** been a isuccew. Fifth—He was the hero of Olus- tee. We shall not forget that. Sixth Investigated by Ids ene- j to fatter“mlcutead Lutly—Seven year*, sir. lawyer—He is too young, decid edly too young; have you no older laiys ? foidy—Oh, yes; I have several; but we have concluded to make ( .. „ farmers of the others. I told the unU(,rn '* old ninii I thought this little fellow ;. would make a tirst-rate lawyer, and | s*» I called to see if you would tuke j him. Lawyer- No, madam; he is too young yet to commence the study Miss Mnry Flynn was studying medicine anti being courted at the same time. Mr. William Budd was attending to the latter part of the business. One evening while they were sitting together in the front parlor, Mr. Budd was thinking how he should manage to propose. Miss Flynn was explaining certain phys iological facts to him. “ Do you know,” she said, “that thousands of persons are actually ignorant that they smell with their >1 factory peduncle?” “Millions of’em,” replied Mr. Budd. “And Aunt Mary wouldn’t be lieve me when I told her she could net. wink without a sphincter mus cle.’* “ How unreasonable!” “ Why a person cannot kiss with out n sphincter.” “ Indeed 1” “ I know it is so.” “ May I try if I can?” “ Oh, Mr. Build, it is too bad for you to make light of such a sub ject.” Mr. Budd seized her band and kissed it. She permitted it to re main in bis grasp. *T didn’t notice,” licmiid,“wheth a—n—what do you call it?—a sphincter helped me then or not. Let me try again.” Then he tried again, and while he held her hand, she explained to him about the muscles of that por tion of the human body. It is remarkable how much you know about such things,” said Mr. Budd—“really wonderful. Now, for example, wlint is the bone at the buck of the head called?” “ Why, the occipital bone, of course.” “ And what are the names of the muscles of the arm?” The spiralis and the iufra-spi- ralis, among others.” “ Well, now let me show you what 1 mean. When I put my in- lra-s pi mbs around your waist so, is it your occipital bone that rests up on my shoulder-blade, in this way?” *• My back hair, primarily, but occipital bone of course a (forwards. But, on, Mr. Budd, suppose pa should come in n i l see us!” “ Ijet him con said Mr. Budd, boldly. “ I think I'll exercise a sphincter again and take »i kiss.” Mr. Rudd, how can you?” said Miss Flynn, after he had performed the feat. “Don’tcall me Mr. Budd, call mo Willie,” he said, drawing her closer. “ You accept me, don’t I you? I know you do, darling.” “ Willie,” whispered Miss Flynn, faintly. “What darling” “ I can hear your heart beat.” “ It beats only for you, my an* gel” “ It sounds to me out of order.— Tbe ventricular contraction is not There is quite s novel iastltutio* in the shape of a judiciary syataaa established in thil county. Th* convicts under charge of Judge V. H. McWhorter, have enacted penal laws and organized penal courta of their own. They have among them what is called a County Court, whose jurisdiction extends from ten to one hundred lashes; and a Superior Court with a jurisdiction from ten to one hundred and fifty lashes. They elect from their body Julges of these courts, a Sheriff and a prosecuting officer. They have enacted laws punishing men for improper con iuct in the stock ade. for stealing, or for doing any thing whatever against the order* of the “boss.” If one is charged with any offense, he is allowed a fair trial before the court; and if ht is convicted the Sheriff proceeds to execute the sentence with great vigor and relish. They punish for all offenses—even for a failure to work properly and fnitnfully. To such perfection has the system been carried, that Judge McWhor ter very seldom has any occasion to punish delinquents, for the “oon- vict courts” take them in charge and have the lash used upon them with sufficientseverity, promptness ami impnrtinlity. John Arnold, colored, who was sent to the chain. gang for the cruel heating ofa child, is the Sheriff. It is said Johnis proud of his office, and it is great satisfaction that he reoct subject to work upon. Wingfield, colored, was Je" tbe “ County Court," but they turned him out. malpractice, which i tling a criminal case. State’s Justicos migt; lessons on this po'df Greene county conv“ Rhode Island has statute: “All marriat white person and a n- absolutely null and voi.. person joining them in ma shall bo subject to a penult $200." Samuel D. Dorrel, a I blooded negro, was lately married at Providence to Ellen Carrington, a white girl. The Rev. George B. Smith, who performed the ceremo ny, is to lie persecuted, in order to test the law. Will You Relieve It? Womas’s tlnaT Fminm.—Tn relieve t* at'liiiiR lifurt of woman, mul liring joy where narrow rei*j net I uripreme, in •t tiiift*io'i Before which the ttniilen of king" dwindle into utter iiiftigniticAnoe. Thi" i* the peculiar province of Brail* field’* Female Kegnliitor, which, from it* number)*-** eurec, j* appropriately Who caret* ?”|*tyle*l "Woiniui’n l*«*t Friend. The ' disfreA*ing complaint known a* white*, find Tiiriou* irre^'ilnritienof the womb, to which woman in subject. I imp pear like magic before a Mingle bottle of this wonderful compound. Phynicians prv pr**etibe it. Prepared by Dr. J. Bmdfleld, Atlan ta, On . and Mold at fl.50 per bottle by F. Joerger, Brunswick. G|i. NOW IN PKHKKOT HKAZ/KJt Nkar Mamikita, Ga., March21, *70. Home month* ago I bought a bottle of Bradftcdd’e Female Regulator, and need it in my family with the almost • Mfi’-fHotiou; have recommended it to three other families and they have found it just wh.it it ia recommended. The foinnleM who have need tlie Regn- knur arc now in perfect health and able to attend to their household dit ties. We cordially recommend it to the public. Rev. H. B. Johnson. y 15-eow 2m “ Small wonder for that when it ie bursting with joy.” “ You must put yourself under treatment for it. I will give you some medicine.” “ It’s your own property, durling; . -, . , . , , A do what you pleaae with it. But of the profession; but why do you . ,, ‘ , . . ... , , . j somehow tho sphincter operation tliuik this hiv is better calculated ‘ .. 4 Per Blc>)<l PiMMC. CURATINE, For Llv«r Comply CURATINE, For Ki«lu*y Lu«* CURATINE, CURATINE, For fkrnfttlft D***^ 1 CURATINE, lilies who found nothing wrong Seventh - lie elevated the moral medicinal com pound of known vmIum— S Ions of the State. i-iw.r. tot *h. .«i. Eighth—lie iniproveii the credit of the State. Ninth—He gives Georgia charac ter abroad. _ Hlotul. lAevr, U»<-- Hldnry*. U it rin %* uon «n«1 tboe uKh In It* «fifed. i-vlD-C for the a ina- tte-rof’ il-t.lH 1 rtier.Salt lthrum lUaiii. fl<-r. f •>,I HU. H./lj/llflf/M Bmmmi/«»**. to Hi -■ /(i.vuurkfom Hvtsution of for a lawyer than your other sons? Lady—Why, you see, sir, he is j uat seven years old to-day. When he was only five, he would lie like is the one that strikes me most fa vorably. Let us see how it works again.” But why proceed? The old,old ,, , , story was told again, and the old all nature; when he got to be six, i , ,, , ,, , . , . ’ i performance of the muscles of Mr. •«la. Tumor". letter.Salt /thruin, HhrHuiatimm. W«-r- etiriesl PoimaolHg lialijift/faN, — •<••• Qenttva. Sour Stotts ■ ■ -mte*r J — «3K your druggist FOS IT. THLBISTI CEOnCALCD. BALTIMORE. Md. . . . . M performance of the muscles c he was saucy and impudent ns any , ^ u(W - 8 mouth enactc a agRin . , , - , critter could be, and now he wid About eight yenrs later, Mr. Budd Tenth—lie had the firmness to ^ anj . thin(? hecallJay his hatWi • - • 8 For sale by J M. Madden. a,I,mint Joe Brown. Eleventh—The majority prize him. Twelfth—llis enemies have no argument but vilifications. llKCATVH. December 10. 1070. I was so troubled with B.-.1 bug. tlmt i could not sleep, and u*ed the Ilex Exterminator, ana have net seen one since, though I searched for them, jel.-i Im I.EONOBA McNEAL. In the vaults of the sub-treasury was wishing thut Mary would catch kuovn. Onr sales avers, disease among her pit-; to three if r Read What Ocn. 0. T. (Tige) Ander son Say* .Venn. ll.Uchittm 4 Bro.: Oentie- men—I havmbeen a great aafferer from neuralgia—the attacks lasting tat days. I had triad tTsry known rents- dy without being relieved. In my last attack I tried yoor “ Neitrajgine, and in a abort time was perfectly cu ed. It is a consolation to know that I have at Inst n remedy that con trols this painful disease, and I can cheerfully recommend it to all who suffer as I do. O. T. Atatncow, Atluuls, April 18,1879. Chief Polios For sale by F. Joerger, Brunswick. Macon, Oa., Nov. I, 1879. Da. C. J. Mornr—Benr Sir—Vft have been handling Teethina for sever- „l yenr-. and the demand increases aa the article becomes introduced aad is Our sales average from two We believe some fatal uiscueu among lie. p.»-, — •- t, .. i— . tienu, and Mary won .hiking■»*, ^ the best possible two Millie j j,,,),,pensabla artiole, for <n sc tingU nt New York there arc now piled u , put to ‘ , v0llM bc M a subject for |ZEZIZu hundred and tHcho tons ot ^ dissecting table. ■ KT - ..««*«!•»»»* hue uwsr hsun mi*)* fa i No complaint him ever been mada to I u», hence ue con<*!'id« that it does all I you claim for it. Merit is bound to auc- up SIX newly-coined silver dollars. This | inconvenient treasure occupier! a ! Are you Sick? vault which is 47 feet long, 27 feet T , _ _ . w .„ r nriirftlt , ini otY&td. wide and 12 feet high. In the , t o re . u 'nd buy n box of Dr. OtMvr.j same vaults arc stored 1.10} tons of ^iver PilU. They v%ill cure you. You tor *• Joerger, onaimain. gold, worth 165.000,000. can find them id any store. |0%. [wmlUl