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THE DEMOCRAT.
FRIDAY, HAY20, 1881,
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1ST We do not read anonymous com
mun ication*. The name of the tsritor is
•tHlupensaiU-not u amsarityfar pubtieotien,
tar* vUh
,n trW4 ‘lL™^uJc£l£ P Zik*r to
preurte or to refers communications xchich
os^dine Hr The to publish. prtee for announcing .... La nth
dates Sanies is 9 S.OO.
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IRAW niKDVllI.E post-office,
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at 7:00 a. x., Close at 6.-00 p. x.
SUSDAT HOURS.
Open from 7:30 till S a. x., and from 11:30
till 1.
LOCAL NOTES.
—Ica Cream at Browne’s.
_We never knew chickens so scarce.
—Crawfordville has an ice croam Sa
loon.
—Ice always on hand and for sale at
Browne’s.
—Saturday was a busy day with our
merchants.
—It seems that the dry season has
come to stay.
—Spring oats will bo rained if it
doesn't rain soon.
—A fresh lot of pickle goods to arrive
at Browne’s this weak.
—Miss Annie Gunn, of Warrenton, is
visiting the family of Mr. Oscar Ilolden.
—Miss Maggie Tilley is again at home
and her many friends are again delight
cd.
—The wheat crop has been badly in¬
jured in some places by the dry weather.
—The public well m front of Dr.
-.Smith's drug store has been put in good
•condition by our worthy council.
No matter what your ailments, Brewn’s
Iron Bitters will help nature cure you.
—Plums are very scarce hereabout,
but blackberries will doubtless soon
make their appearance in the market
—Abraham Collin’s, (col.) blacksmith
shop was burned Wednesday night, sup¬
posed to have caught from fire being left
in it.
-1 .-of f Alonza AW,. Howell u-ill will vohrmliK.o reproduce
Mrs. Dr. Howell s I lftv A cars Ago at the
•i‘lost, close or nf 1 ins 1 i c »prmg Snrin<T tprm tenn at ai the me Brinklev nruiitity
Acadcmv in Warren county in July.
—.Several of the fire companies. Of „
4itPimtn R ' nuass.,1 '' the void ' Tuesday '
niravte to the firemans Tournatnent
which ... came off _ in . Athens oa the ,, 18th
Inst.
—jVessrs. Moses Wolfe and Claude
Hidden visited 'Warrenton last Sunday.
Whan tha young wen of our town go
■visiting they generally mean business,
and we presume our young friends meant
business.
Puny, weak, and sickly children made
happy and strong by Brown’s Iron BitWrs.
—We are informed by some of the
■planters that early cotton is looking
w*ll, but that which was planted dur¬
ing the dry weathvr cannot coins up
until it rains. Corn is also laid to bs
▼«ry promising.
—A new poet thus disposes of Martin
Luther’s tipsy philosophy:
The man who does not love
Wine, woman and song,
Mav not have as good a time.
But he’ll livo five times as loog.
—We are gratified to learn that the
Dawson Institute at White Plains, un¬
der the charge of Dr. J. Jtf. Howell is in
a flourishing condition. . The Spring
term will close in July, when the Dr.
and his accomplished lady expect to
give the public one of those delightful
entertainments for which they are so
famous.
Nothing builds up shattered constitutions
so quickly as Brown’s Iron Bitters.
—Mr. Tobias Holland, whom we re
ported in our issue a few weeks since as
very ill died Thursday May 12th, at his
residence in this county. He was buiied
at the old Parker graveyard, after relig¬
ious services by Rev. J. II. Kilpatrick.
Mr. Holland had been a resident of this
.county from the time of its organization,
While a man of marked individuality,
he was held in high esteem by ail who
. knew , him . us a sober, , industrious . , . and ,
honest man.
—Messrs. Jas. F. Rsid, Henry Ithodes,
Kir k Patrick, McDonoctb. «iro were
“i“" js£
dishing trip on Little river below Moore’s
onill Monday. ... Enough T . . fish was , caught ,,
Monday evening to furnish supper and
breakfast for the party. Enough being
caught on Tuesday to furnish each of
the party with quite a string. One
speckled cat weighed about three pounds.
In addition to the above, two frogs.
two terrapins, a crawfish and a locust
were caught. Thomas Thompson col.,
was also with the crowd and
them much assistance.
—We are pained to announce
death of Hon. Chas. S. DuB'ise which
occurred at his home in Warrenton on
Sunday evening last, after a lingering
illness and great suffering from consume
tion. lie had not reached tho meridian
• of life at the time of his tteath, yet he
had established a reputation of which
old age might be proud, and had taken
a stand among the great and good of
; rejuvenated and
country. We had known hint for sever¬
al years and had found in him all those
, qualities which always characterize
a true Christian. Though young, he had
i a!ready bcrn * civic houors; having first
represented his own county in the leg¬
islature. and afterward our district in
.. the ^ State . senate. r In ,, his death society
has lost a valuable member, and the
sut « «°« of its noblest and purest sons.
- S * n S Armor (“»0 wh0 was confiuad
in Jail here for the murder of Afr. Amos
Ellington, was carried to Warrenton
IV ednesday by Sheriff Longer and celiv
ered to the Jailor of Warren county
for safe keeping in obedience to an or¬
der of Judge Pottle.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor restores the color
ami stimulates the growth of the hair,
prevents it from falling off, and greatly
increases its beauty, It has a delicate
f m le ,its ingredients are !
d* the toilet it is uue
■
i quailed.
Sharon Correspondence.
x. E. WARE, EDITOR !
Vegetables are wanting rain.
Corn is rising, cotton following.
Farmers are now waiting for rain.
Fresh mackerel in cans at Mr.ltivier’s
is the latest.
Mrs. Croake returned from her visit to
Augusta Tuesday.
Mr. Win. Hug ies, has opened a black¬
smith shop here.
Mr. Joe. Thomson of Elbertou visited
his brotlier last Saturday.
lion. C. S. DuBose died at his resi- j
deuce in Warrenton on 10th of May.
Col. Shipp,of Social Circle, is in Sharon
j this week m the interest ot iris saw¬
mill.
Don’t rob your children of an educa¬
tion when there is a first class sc'.i ool at
your door. |
]) C itre glUu 10 .SCO _ , . m Oil! m 1 PK-i 1)111 t i
•* ,
able to walk again without the aid of j j
his crutches.,
Mr. John Moore was taken quite sick
after returning from a visit to Augusta,
but is improving.
Mr. Croake planted cotton seed on the
u£ April tuiti fuuucl SlUlpGS bis .
15tU Oil ,
cotton loth of May.
Wild straw berries are now ripe and
plentiful. l>nng RlOH . g yOUl* Cl f'lllll mid ,
^ U|e t S;lturday .
Wanted to know—If a mail used glue
mend ,. ms wars, _ r lhe ex.n _ , t .nnou. _ , i
of the bill of a musquito: If the lady
" , 10 , ,, la , ‘ V Lvealh . ... IS still hot llllg it:
If the man that borrowed those books
! last fall . , will ever return ,, them.
i
Raytown Gorresponuence.
S. IVEY, - EDITOR.
Sining oats are needing rain.
Mrs. Osis Mitchell is quite ill.
Polly Wright col., is tho mother of 24
children.
Mr. J. T. Wright and lady atteuded
the May convention.
A young man at Sharon thus affirms :
The ladies are the sweetest vegetables
I have ever seen.
Mr. J. R. Holliday lias returned from
the piny woods, where he has been en¬
gaged in the saw mill business.
A difficulty occurred Monday last
among some negroes on the plantation of
Mr. O. D. Moore, several of them were
cut during the fight, not fatally, howev
er.
The woods are r,ow echoing and ring
j i«« with myriads of locusts. They return is the
periodically every 13 years. It
j opinion of some that tiiey are descend
! ants of the ancient locusts,
j A matrimonial prophet in North East
Georgia thus predicts : If young men
1 wait to get ready, before entering into
the solemn compact, a large per cent
will be bachelors.
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' WHOLES’
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Georgia State Gazetteer,
BUSINESS AND PLANTERS’
j DIEECTOEY,
1881 - 2 .
Will be issued, on or before October
i 3 t, 1881. Volume I of this work (1879- Vol-
80) contained 934 pages brevier.
“J 11 ® ^ contain fully 1000 pages.
tss&srsz j&jrsys
I churches. Mi lies, factories, mills. Conn
ty. State, and United States Officers,
pi anters and Farmers. (Vol. I contain
e d over 2o000 names of Planters, with
Pest Office.) Newly revised Map of
State, and every item of importance to
A Compl6t© Gazetted Of Georgia,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 85.00.
Address orders to
SHOLES & Cu.
«- 2 t Broad street Augusta, Ga.
Election Notice.
ripiIERE will be an Election held at
U all precincts in 1'aliaferro county
Ga., on Monday the 27th of June next.
for a C(mnty Surveyori for said eounty
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna
tion of Hon William T. Brooke
Surveyor of T. C.
f‘^“tbis .
Ma^fsth S ' S
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’ BEAZLEY,
CHARLES A.
Ordinary T. C.
entirely relieved
Save Your Hair" Keep It Beautiful.
The “ London Hair Color Restor¬
er," the most delightful article ever
indrodueed to the American people
and is totally different from all oth¬
er Hair Restorers, being entirely
free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles for
the hair obnoxious. Where baldness
or falling of the hair exists, or per
maturely grayness, from sickness or
other causes, its use wilt restore tho
natural youthful color, and eause a
healthy growth, cleasing the scalp
from all impurities, dandruff, Ac.,
at the same time a most pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, fragrant¬
ly perfumed, rendering the liair soft
and pliable marking it an indispen¬
sable article in every toilet.
Ask your druggists for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, 75 cents a bottle. Six
bottu . Sj S4 Main Depot for the United
stat :m Xor(|l sixth st Phf!a<r *.
auffldyl
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MRS. LYDIA L P1NKHAM. ;
OF LYNN, MASS.
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DISCOVERER OP
LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Tlio Positive Cun:
For all Female Complaints.
Tills preparation, ns its name signifies, consist.) of
Vegetable Properties that aro harmless to the most del*
irate invalid. Upon one trial tho merits of this Com
pound will be recognized, as relief is immediate j and
when its usois continued, in ninety-nine cases in a Into.
tired, a permanent cure i» effected,as thousands will tes*
tlfy. On Recount of It* proven merits, It is to-day ro*
commended and proscribod by tho l>ett physicians In
tho country.
It will euro entirely tho worst form of falling
of tho uterus, Leucorrlioea, irregular amt painful
Mcnst ruation, nil Ovarian Trouliies, Intlammation and
Uleeration, Floodings, all Dlsplacenients and tho con¬
sequent splnnl weakness, and Is especially adapted to
nischaageofufc. it-indissolve »nd cip<a tumors
from the uterusin an early stage of development. Tlw
Umdency to cancerousliumorathere is chocked very
In fuct it hoa provotl to bo the groat
«* “”' 1 «racdjr timt iim ever been discover
ed. it iHTinotitcs overy portion of tho system, and giro*
now life and vigor, it removes faintffieKs.nfvtuIoncy, do
of oiustomach
It euro, Kostina. Headache, Nervous Prostration,
au»cr.tinebiiuz,sieepiQssiwn, Depression and indi
gestion. rime feeling of iwnrtnB down, causing, pain,
vcm-Iit mid l»vekaelie,l»always permanently cured by
Its tm. Ittvinotainlmos.andunderoll Hrenmstaa
e«, O' t In liaimeny witlitht law that governs the
fenwimj-stera.
■ Kor xainoj-(\>mpi«int» of either •«* thi»eompo««<
is Hnturiiassod.
Lycfm E. Pitikham's Vegetable Compound
1* jurpared nt OH and 225 Wcmtern Avenue, Lynn, 3frvs«, |
Prlco $1.C0. Six bottles for $5.00. Scat by amil la tho
f.irni of pill*, also in tho form of Losenguft, on receipt
of price, $I.W, per Ix>x, for either. Mrs. PIKKIIAM
frioly ruiswor# till letters of inquiry. Send for paiu
Address as above Mention thin paper.
No family EhouW Jhj without LYDIA 1L FINKHAM*
LiY’ilt VILZS. They euro Consultation, CUiyusncsa
amlTori*idiLy oi tlie Liver. 24 cents jicr Lor.
Sold by Dr. If. ... Smith, Crawford¬
ville, (ia.
Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, holes,-lie
agents, Atlanta, Ga.
oct.27,’80.i-y.
SMITH’S
SCROFULA SYRUP
Is Ineed and in Fact
—TUG
MEDICINE OF THE AGE.
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KM AD A FlilV OF THU I'ltOOKS :
One of the first young men of Atlanta
says it saved his life when all others had
failed.
J. W. Johnson, Cb rk Superior Court
of Oconee county, say: ”!t is all it claims
and more too. It acted like a charm on
the friend l ordered it for, and lias cured
him of EVERY SYMPTOM of the
disease.”
Another says he , tried . , all „ the ,, Llooil ,
Purifiers known, of one lie took twenty
seven bottles and four gallons in hulk,
without beueiij:. better. Commencing with this
he is already
lie Mr. K. Paktbn, of (Jiromc «f.Buck Diarrhowa Horn, says and
WHS oureil
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says its .. eiiects . OR , llim • Imve . , been SO won
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derfu! that his n. ighbors look upon it as
litMp little Ipciq l“Sb TIimii tlLili n cl iniujicic ill 11 vioiu. i
.
Numbers . of .. . . , , Knowing its- ..
lmysicmns,
ingredients, hesitate not to prescribe it, :
and always with benefit to tho patient.
Hundreds of others are in eestacies
; over its^ood effects. Long list of names
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j Crawfordville, ,<z «... Ga. «.•«.:».tm: Mar.2.,, 81-b-m. f|S T.
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of languor take a
For Falling, Premature Gray Hair
Use:
London Hair Restorer, Insures new
London Hair Restorer, growth. Re
London Hair Restorer, stores the eot
Loudon Ifair Restorer, or. Exquisite
" a ! r ^rstorer, dressing. The
Jf aim .LttSnat effectual Hair n JfvSZF' Restorer in the 1 f'^nly mar
A at luvi:r v entirely free from
all obnoxious v . ■ or unpleasant ,- odor.
physicians use and KECOMMEND1T.
jst a&sr>xsrx st j
l applied "London Hair Color Restorer.”
VIy hair not only stopped falling, hut is
invaluable now growing finely and I consider it an j !
article for restoring the hair
J ‘ A ,^ 1 ' M D -i druggist, 1024 Beach j
street, I liiladelphia. Price 73 cents a
bottle, s,x botues $4. sold uy druggisu.
“itching PII.es”—still another
CURE.
I suffered terribly, symptoms wove
moisture, intense ____
night, Retting, particularly at
soreness, Ac. '\Swayne’s Oint¬ t
ment” cured me perfectly. J M.IIeil
ner, 006 Maiket street, Philadelphia.
Swayne's Ointment is sold by all drug¬
gists. |
For sale to (he trade !>v W. H. Barrett
Augusta, Da., and by li. S. Smith Craw- i
fordvilie, Ga.
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(i. H. U.
The Music House," Sonlh
Pianos I
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Organs
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OCOl" <r 6 0 RobillSOIl & Co * i
AUGUSTA, '
Have the Largest GEORGIA,
Stock
-OF— 1
Pianos & Organs. !
TIIKLO KST PRICES, ANI) THE
LARGEST sales in the
SOUTH. ■ ;
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Musical lustrum ni.i
of every (leseript ion.
SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS,
BEST ITALIAN STRING.
I^/Eone^ SShved
liv visiting or correspondin'.; with 'THE
MUSH) HOUSE OF THE SOUTH.
GEO. O. ROBINSON & CO.
Oct.27,’80,j-y. Augusta, Ga.
Jt. 1 laydock s
H©a,dacli©
■AANTD
LIVEIl RILL
(SUGAR-COATED.)
One Pill is a Dose.
One Fill is a Dose*
Oliv Pill Is a Duaii.
These Pills are art absolute cure for
all Bilious and Malarial affections.—
They grapple with disease at its foun
tain head, and root it out of the pa
limit's system at once. They fortify the
body against Disease in all forms of sud
den attacks and epidemics, and enable
all to brave tiie Miasmatic danger of
swamps and forests. One vial of DR
HAYDOCK’S NEW LIVER PILLS
relieves the entire system of pains and
aches, enlivens the spirits and sends new
blood
ttoi ,muvg tiikougii nil-: vi ish.
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For all Diseases of the Kidneys,
teution of Urine, Dr. Ilaydock’s New
•
I-iver . . rill» .... perfect ... One ,. Till
are n cure.
will.satisfy the most skeptical.
For Female Diseases, Nervous Eros
t ration. WpHknC.SS, *rClii*ral J>fl.S.SltUiU*,
Want of Appetite, and Sick Headache.
Dr. Ilaydock’s >■.»»».«... New Liver Pills will be :
found an eum*tual remedy.
They They are are Universal Universal in in their their effects, effects,
and a cure can almost always he guaran
“Scv,.,™., '
Pill is a .lose.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
l r ov Sale by all DruggiM*.
(JAl 'JTON.—None are so genuine
unless the signature of ALLEN 11A 1'
DOCK sum,m.ds each vial of Pills.
Ear;) Pill is Suaur-Cnatul. If your
druggist does not keep them, we will
mail them free to any address on receipt
of 25 cents. Five vials for SI .00.
BU Y AT ONCE. DO NOT DELAY.
Haydock & Co.,
80 Piatt Street, New York.
April 8, ’81. j-y.
Sjiyf Farm siqqfiit-s, Furniture, aid n
seed, OiiiriM sets. Plow goods, Axes,
! Wedges, Iron, Steel offered for 18*1 at
very low prices by V. A. Davis & Go.,
Greenesls.ro’. Ga. See their new adver¬
tisement in another column.
*trwai
dose of H. H. P. II. $niifh.
H. W. THOMAS,
Fur nitur EJ,
1 re$i«ctfully announce to the citizens of frawtordville and vieinitv that I
har*ithe finest assortment ot LA TE ST YI.KSFl RN1TI RL to be found in the
market. Jfv French Dresser ‘-.Swing Ulass' suits are the handsomest ever seen
in Atlanta. Full stock of Parlor Goods, The l>est Mu tresses made. Complete
stock of all grades of common furniture. My motto shall In “Prompt ness and
Fair Dealing,” When vou come to our city, or want FURNITURE lie sure to
ssssass-sar - 1 -
H. W. THOMAS.
90 Whitehall st., Atlanta, Ga. JIar.*A»,’S['h-m.
VRK Bones. Doughcm _e a ^ aa Co. vw
“ a w
S'kl ager.ts for the celebrated W att Plow.
Dealers in all kinds cf Plow material.
Importers of Fine cntlcrry Sivc dish Iron.
Feb.'J.Vftl.h-m. AUGUSTA GA,
18 81 8 Pit IN O 3 881
C 3 rX"stTidL OjDOixixiLg
—AT THE
PRY (.001)« 1 E M FOR I '. IE M
‘ 1 ' 4 V- \ •:
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C. MW 5 RS.
I TAKfc this method to most vesiwctfully call the attention of my former customers and
the public, to my .stock of
BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.
Every Department is full of nil the New and Beautiful Styles of the present Season, an
1 can confidently say (o those who favor me with their patronage, that I have now on m
shelves the
3 Sosit 0 /M.cl JPirottiojst
toe-tv that l lmvt< ever lrrouulst to this uvnrltvt, amt 1 vlvfy c<»mj>r-titu>n in I’rico'oi: Quality
"
COMM AND SEE MY ASSOItTMENT
am determined that no house along the Georgia Railroad or its branches shall excell me
jn QUANTITY, QUALITY, PRICK, Oil STYLE.
iasym.
Ladies’ Dress Goods, Domestic Goods, Etc.
in this Department 1 have taken the iitinosi chit to select, the mo t henutiful ns well at
tins most useful, am! 1 tlntter myself that 1 <"tu give tlm Ladies the fullest satisfaction.—
l have a large assortment of Calicoes, of new figures,beautiful, hnllmut, amt fust colors,
Piques, l’ekins. Poplins, Delanes, Suitings, Muslins, Swiss, Tarlcions, Lawns, Trim
miiigs, Lucca, Edgings, Ribbons, lints, (trimmed Goods, and unliiimoeil) White Hosiery, Tnwelings.Shoot- (all grades)
Shoes, (of iill’grades. price, Linens, and style), Domestic article that is of Goods, beauty, ami which
ings, Shirtings, make Tickings. lady’s and furnish every the house. When use or do not hat
goes to up a toilet or you see w you
want, cull for it. 1 have it. »
Gentlemen’s, Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Etc.
My lint* of (Juntlumuji's ClolLinRis full nml rompU‘lR r am\ prosunUall Urn nUnictioiis tuul
new styles of tlm sihisou. l*'ull r-uit.s <»l tlt<‘ limust malurial ami Lust limki*, «t Uic »»»«Ht
ivn.^onabli* piiuFs. Working Suits, Kiiu* Cloths, lJinl<*j WFiir, Hats, (of sill styles, jmt
torus ami j»rit*us.) My slock of Hoots ami Shot's is hinge• amt i cau «uit tin* public lu
niiy qmiliiy they want, from Hu* tHmst HrussHoot to t-ho i »n\VM’st UroRiin. everything
' < iunt hMiiuit, Vouths ami Hoys can bo luniishoil with u oomploto outfit of
mTossary, amt neeil uo no further to make their tnirehascs.
MISOELiIjAlXrESOUfiL
In my lEseellaneuus Department, I Imve all the little articles which go f<» mnkn up a
Stuck tii supply the needs uf the public, among which lire Notions, Needles, Pins, Cut¬
lery. Urorkcry, Tobacco, Sugars, Hardware, Etc. In fact, in limiting up my stock, I
omitted nothing that you cult possibly call for. Come and see for yourself.
GROCER! US AND PROVISIONS
I keep ami always on hand Fine Etrinily iill Groceries, and iiuatuiion Supplies, and I shall keep
u full fresh slock on hand at times. 1 am prepared to clothe the naked amt feed
the hungry.
TUX. 3T ‘TT'DES^LB^CS.
1 hear n great deal about Low Prices, Imt 1 am determined to sell at I lie very Lowest
Figures the markets will admit, and I defy any mereliiiut on the Georgia Road to sel |th n
same quality of goods for less than I do. You are n quested to cull and price for youi se|f
To my Friends and Patrons.
;iV In conclusion, allow me to return my thanks for past faun*, and to ask for n o
tiuu.inee of file same. G. Mii.ltS. I rawfordvllle. Uu.
March-'I.IHKO.j-y.
tUYl-FB
A rris'Rocf/p^^f
i m r Trade Mark-/ «<?• 1 f
AND SPERMATORRHEA.
A mlnablo XHocovtry find N»vr Doi/ttrtaro In Mim¬
ical Scjeurw. an antlroiy how and p<>iiitivaly oftpclivo
iUiuion; nal Kinibaioim lor the Bpnody Iinpcteacy and permanent Cure of Ivju.i
and by tho only true
wav, viz: Direct Application toi!i > nauc.ii^IfL -fc
nwof SSSSeS the Remedy l«att«od(>d with ineon
no
LGve eject npon tno ffoxuai and n< vggi oruini. v
llnoawracked front•elf-abutioapd eicos
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of Blarlit, Nervoua Debility,Oonfurtfonof Xdcan,
Avei^’don to Society, etc., etc , and the «i> : >«aranr'>
of prcixiaturo old fttfe usnaif/ fax accompany Irfjf tr !:t
trouhi®, and n«tortng perfect c.u viHoi.wf.ers
fccnbficl In th<)M> nr.d,a» x-ruCT.,,,e„,j,r>- wit
ufwato.withbathuiaitftnypfrmarufDtRood. trouhlaa, many tan L«Ar Thw.o
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r^ctanil8thSts. fir. Lome Mo.
April 8, 81. j-y.
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1 irht till Cbionic Dlnoanw!, anti coni|»H'’.rtVc<! anjoyH n ru *• *»i
i.l r.rt'Gl.«!»<»» throughibo curing of g» *• >.
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actions <»f thwbiood. skin or bon*:*, t-e<*u«i v*u *-i»
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arsapaVnla
I* a compound of tins virtues of sarsaparilla,
Htillijitfia, mandrake, yellow dock, with tho
lullido uf potash and irun, all powerful blood*
making, ulrH>d-C'k;arisJng, an<1 lifu-HOHf/lining
©lenmntH. It is th« purcHt, saf»;sf, and iri
every way tlio most effectual alterative medi¬
cine known or available to the public- Tho
fiuienee.H of inedleino and chemistry have
never pro/lnccd ho v/tbmble a remedy, nor
one so potent to cure till diseases resulting and
from scrofulous impure blood, ft cures Scrofula,
nil diseases, Krysipelas, Rose, and
or St. Anthony’s Fire, Blotches, Pimples
Kaee-prrubs, Pustules, Hulls,
Tumors, Tetter, flu triors, Salt Rheum,
Scald-head, Ringworm, Blereurlai ( Disease, leers, Sores, Neu
Rhemnatism, Female and Irre«u
raltfia, Weaknesses flections of the
laritiew, Fiver, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, A Kmaciation, and
General Debility.
By its searching and cleansing qualities
It purges out the foul corruptions which
contaminate the blood, and cause derange
went and decay. It HtiumhilcH and cnlivuim
the vital functions. It promotes energy and
strength, ft restores and preserves health.
It infuses new life #mfferer and vigor from throughout disease the
whole system. N< any
which arises from impurit y of the blood need
despair, who will give -S \ ru's Hauhapauilla
n fair trial. Ilrnn-nihcr, tho earlier tlu»
trial, (he speedier the cure.
Its recipe has been furnished to physicians
everywhere; and they, recognizing its supe¬
rior qualities a ImiuL ter it m their practice.
For nearly forty years Ayer’s Sausapa*
HIlla has iteen widely lined, and it now j»os
kchach have the conddenee of hciiedts millions of it people
who exp<Tieiie' <1 from 5 mar¬
vellous curative virtues.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical ati<I Analytical
Lowell. Mass.
BOLD KY ALL Dlil Ot.DiTS ZXZtlWUZfUia
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