The Conyers weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 18??-1888, November 28, 1884, Image 2

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    T*n? < ON YENS WEEKLY.
IWv SC ••.r*Y2^S£i.V r Jf
rr? cix 0!:r on v n CITY •*•»• •* C CA*7’ *13.
cor SI f O.'FI Fil •'- I >U if i'ti'K FT.
O rti i c a r - O. Seam ana,
C'e'k—J. R. McCord.
Sheriff—W. ir M. Austin.
T r r-aH!»rer—G. W. Weaver.
r ’t’*2 Collector—I.l rr Wn-if
T»X He off'- Y n. p i{* >u
Co-oner___OF f*7 L-- T' r. nr S
Tli re i .hi-.j , 1 pcnvi -ir*'
"■ft n \VQVf jr f i( (If •’.,] pr, )•■' i,.”
vte-tn jsr-JW!*
A nnt F \ vp 1 I
c**?’v^^*-1 ^ff } j>rf ' n c-on-'t
*.ngf 1)' r (Tt_____<V. • vrTTjrj r.l*l icfc]
OH bp'll 11 t' 1 .*!• - -if t.H- H’- -no
fspiotv nt, oil *r) i.cjri r {rjio-l
*v • - v. f/ip f'-ip o.n'z.tjnf r,‘ c< r-ip'd rat
)!« (hey CDntw’ If *1 io D-ovn oy -
tynptpfl I' f> n'li ora wz,„(<1 ■*■*’ 1 . (, t fr
1015111*« i ‘hi’ '-vpv of f 1 ir*
the* llH <1’ir»ncr f ho b-rnrv'! i m.
TIip RopulY : ibnns n-e rfo'n'Y x o , zvv’
li al o' 1 *• lkittff 'l>» imelr ooa‘s i '•'*
bn
ran'. Thav nr n frirfn ; n'» bqhln tn
f-^r Proo‘. 1 pnt G'-'V 1«rd, fr 1m : nir
t'bilif'i'Xa and l.iimr Cifliop crrotintcu'o
wotJt tr»r wl|irh ilipy iret, no tbquVo.
TTniti-ver, us if, smipr* 1 ’em -in i
^cvn’t, V-urt ns any, let ihem Veep
ri^lit nn.
TFo menr* no disr^snoet to Vice*
1 'ren'd (nt. Ht*ndrix when we s-iy that
tve hope he will remain quietly et
'•omo until! h's fnangtirafiort.
"Wh»nthitr intended to do so or pot.
Ids reeent speeches in regard to mi
polntments to office eon anlv embar
riss President Clev land and «u a«se
roprehensions that, are needles.
OFFICE HOLDERS TROURLES
They aro llnhaonv Ova*- the ChartRO
Soon to Tako Place.
A Rev twenty-three vp.ars nf erm
ftnned rtossoRninn of power, it. o-ops
hard with the Rppiih’ienn leaders to
eonteinr>int,e t.hp prohahilitv of rpf, : ro
»n«nt. ’This lori" leas" has m uV>
’nanv of thorp *hink they had almost
n fee ttimi-l > ?n the o-overnmnnt ns <f
it. wero so rnpoh real estate, Thev
Imre *•■ eo<»nV,e th° evistpuee of no
adverse elaim int Bv cornntds ! r>n,
end Hr the V-iot that *h“ Tlotta - 1 of
R (iii,/»,M> t n f l vo v for oirriif vea r a Ima
boon held hy a T'emoeratte. majority.
Tn all other focneeta th’V have ev
ore and au).r«mo eont-rol over overv
lira noli of ’be q’orer’imept while the
iNortt- t>aa t„n in q minovit,- nf the
Y1" ' vn! \? f> vaoi*
T, - - niii c -ur nv ' 1 ” ■* -ho* C e
,i,aeo-*••'■ *-p. of ’hie . - *v-i* • • »-, y x
have er n at’v ” ro ft' d 1*V *»• *,- ’ r* r
t iitdtfea, and whose fn r-.-M-i * o I ov
enjoyed all the nnhliq hono p n xebt
fiivolv. should be miwj line 'o < r o out
of their soft, place*, and shou ’ 1 die
hard In onposinrr the popular wi!'.
Their ehihlveti have Brown to tnan
hood edueated in hie tint, ’bis orov
ernment. belonged to them as an in¬
heritance.
Whatever tnnv he «a’d about, evil
service reform, the meat, marhinerv
of the administration of public affair®
baa been almost wholly in the hands
of one partv in the departments here
and throughout the country. More
than eight-tenth* of the office-hold¬
ers are Republicans, and the remain¬
ing two tenths bold die small places
procured through the favor o friends
in Congress, or through the liberal
ity of members of some of the Cab
jtV'*s
This machinery has always been
systematically organiz’d, and run
for th« benifit of the party by means
of «tnfe associations. The practical
results of it- was R*'en at. the recent
«•«
when , ad the principal cheits of
bureaus openly canvassed different
Mates States for tor months . tonins, and ann wnen when w the e de- e
]MP tment.s were almost literally
eui ptied by the depanne of voters
for . the , otate from w-iich they
hailed.
l.„ B , numlwi s of ..*‘0
Jrtprjurers, iheives, b-Ulot^uox |>tut
fora and other scoundrel who were
employed to steal the votes ol
Leuisana, Smith Carolina and
Florida in 1887G, and who were re
warded by Hayes and Sherman Or
that infeme us work, are now enjoy
ing fat offices, ami rf course they
are the loudest champions ot
set vice hfe ’enure.
All through this campaign, the
oflScer-ho'ders, as a body have been
more offensive aud iutoleuant to¬
wards the few non-partisang, than
* »■ fc .ti®i dm a. A .id since ’he
11 tn <• hern have h *en
i « r ss v jti denounce’ g
} t r p»i fit. t ; <s and
1 t V pit - ■. r.>.:n <«f mi -e-fori -luring “te
'iO"r* of pobFc. birin- *s.
*" 7 K’“ ! 1 L"__ S3L
w ITED HIM.
A y utitrw'.m.n from the r >vir*-v
wait K'lincr h r ex- c weeiheart for
hr -aoh of prom Ap, n ri th '!iwyn r
w,*rr,. a« usual, tnftki ’m ail :?orte < f
■ • irjuito'is ir.tct ro-a* trien.
Yon s»v. rernf I - - ! 01 c, that tie'*
fendant frequr- -, t flt vet V c!pk* iO
! ?
’ 1
Yv>* sir, v s ti e 1 ‘ply, wilt' a hen
tie flush.
' H'»w f’r.-sf ?
01 .™ <-'H>'igh. “O’ft on« 0 >. air war
I i*li «hf» ‘‘letna ffif.rn W< -eed' d
A -I-- you ^ t .V he put- hi;-: arm around
y ' ‘
X o, t fliiln’t
W'.jt ilid you 9R V , thon 1
i sap! lie put both a/ins arouPf 1
| , u{> _
' ! ’hen what ?
?fe htici/b } m
Very hard f
Yes, lie did So h trd ilifU I curre
putty near ho! ering ripht out. !
Why didn’t you ho ler ? j
Cua-c l
That’s ro te sou. ]> e CX|> .. Ifl . * !
,
please, because what ?
(.'au>e I was a ea'cd he’d sto >.
His honor I II off t in- bench and j
Imtl to he carried out and put under j
the hydrant, for (he purpose of resuf
c.fntion.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
German KAIXIT and EUTAW
A< ID for cornposlm r Clieai*
FO.E o- 4 ,s;s ;0)
Apply to J. H. DABNEY,
Die 6tf. Conyers, Gi.
Read the adveriisement J. II. Dab¬
ney elsewhere.
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C£LLUF.ATEO 4
. .6 T: gMli 4
‘AI :',g
1
i S STOIIACH fjjjjg le & B 3 I % S
In coses ot tlyspepsitt, liver Uebility, complaint, rhiiema- in
tism lever ami ugue,
remedy, to which the mt-dicul brother¬
hood have lent their professionttl alterative and sanction, house
mid which nsnlomc,
hold specific for disordera unbounded of the stonuieh,
liver and bowels has 1111 popu
lanty
U EG OK I.-* RAILROAD
Gkokoia Uaii.koad Co.,j
Office General Manager. l
:
Augusta, Nov. 8, 1S84. ,
COMMENCING SUNDAY, 9 th inst.,
the following Passenger schedule will be
operated. Trains run by 90th meridian
ime, twenty two minutes slower than
Atlanta time.
FA 8 T L IN E.
NO. 27 \\ KST DAILY.
Lv Augusta 7 40am
Ar Wasli'11 K) .plant
LvConversl 1.57am
NO. 2S EAST DAILY.
Lv Atlanta 2.45 pm !
\r Wa-li'n 7.20 pm
Ar Conyers 8 - 4 - pm
vo 2 KAOT pAI „.
Ly _ uld(lta 8 00 am
t.y t 1 onv«*rs 9 io am
.« >tiPd’ve 449 pm
Ar Macon 6 45 pm
-'f Augusta 3-35 t«»
covixotom aocommodatiox.
'
Lv Atlanta 5 5 ° l«n
Lv ConversT 4 o pui
Ar Cm gt'nS.lo pin
NO. 4 EAST DAILY.
A ,„ n „ S M , m
LviNmy’rs 9.5S pm
Ar Augusta6.loam
Train Nos. 2 “ and 28 will scop ,ai ; ;nff
receive passengers to and from the fol
loM’iiitf PtJiliona only: (irovetown,
Rente Ha Harlem, Dearioe 1 liunMon,
Uatuuk Barnet, Crawfordville, Union
point, Greensboro, Madison, lint
ledge, 'social Cirolc, Covington, Con
yevs, Stoiu Mountatu aad Deoalur.
Couaeclsat Augusta for all points
Ea®t and Southeast.
JOHN W. GREEN, Gen. Man.
E. R. DORSEY, Gen. Pass Agt,
Lv Athens S.00 am
j Lv >Vn$h’n 7 55 am
Ar Atlanta 1.00 pm
Ar Athens 7 ..v> pm
Lv Wash’ti 4 to pm
Ar Augusta 8.15 pm
so . , WKST PAILY .
L v Angustaio. S oam
Lv Macon 7 io am
Lv Athens 9 30am
Ar (-onvei>4 22 pin
Ar Atlanta 5.40 pm
Lv Cov.gt’n 0.40 am
l.v Converse.i 2
Ar Atlanta 7.55 am
vo. 3 WEST DAILY.
,.|o P «
Lv (\)iivers 4-5* uni
Ar Atlanta 6 40am
—*r ^rrr^r^rrrr. sr
A FEW HINTS
* . USE OF
FOR THE
A^ff pH 1 ; Dose, eh thoroughly, Experience gently, — 7 b more trill 2 4 to to decide ric 4 a 1‘ills; I'iils. icir- the
proper dose in each case.
i'or Constipation, or Costiveneps, 1.0
recicdy is so ctt'eciiva as Aveil’s Piles.
'iuey insure regular uaily action, ami re¬
store the bowels to a heailliy condition.
For Indigestion, or Dysji' osis, Arm's
Pills arc Luvaluable, and a sure c ure.
Heart-burn, Loss of Appetite, Foul
Stoinaeb, Flatuleccy, Dizziness, IXoad
ache, KumbnoBS, '-’ausea, are ail relieved
aud cared by AYKR'S I’ii.ls.
In Liver Complaint, Bilions Disorders,
aml j auE jj ce) aveh’s Pima should l>e
given in doses large enough to excite the
iiver and bowels, and remove constipation.
As a cleansing medicine in the Spring, these
: piLfj# jlia::cd
ar@ iuie , .
Worms, caused liy a morbid condition of
! the bowels, are expelled by there Pius.
Eruptions, Skin Diseases, and Piles,
the result of Indigestion or Constipation, ars
cured by tlie nse of A veils Fills.
For Colds, tithe Ay Ell's Pills to open
the fiores, remove inflammatory secretions,
and allay the fever.
For Diarrhoea and Dysentery, caused by
sud.ten colds, indigestible food, etc., At LU 8
Pills are Lite true remedy.
Khcumatisiu, Gout, Neuralgia, and
Sciatica,often result from digestive derange¬
ment, or colds, and disappear on removing
the cause by themise of Ayer's Pills.
Tumors, Dropsy, Kidney Complain! r,
and other disorders caused by debility or
obstruction, are cured by Ayer's Pills.
Suppression, and Painful Menstrua*
tIoIlj i, ave a safe and ready remedy in
Full directions, in various languages, ac
company each package.
PREPARED TlY
Dp. J.C. Ayerfi. Co., Lowe!!, Mass.
Sold ty all Druggists.
m DT Y Y” Tv rrT
-i -A_ Y Jh. -A-. ...j J_jOi
J. M. NACE & SON Proprietors.
MAUFACTUliERS AND DE\LERS IN
S&SSy ©oom ’O’ %*■ m
Kuril and dr-RMt-d lumber, Shinnies, Laths, Duu-kets, Mould ng aud
IVlu-us, A..so Scroll Sawing and it 'ori tiunii’g at ebon urtice.
BUILDER ,S HARDWARE I—J)
Cheapest place in ilie eity. Ga.
Nop. 2 S‘.h 285 , 267 , Decatur Sired, Atlanta,
eb 29 -it.
Stewart’s A 0 C For the Blood
Purely Vegetable. Prepared From Vcwet.ables that Grow in Georgia and
[t a t-... Y'->.,Ky D- J, A. Stewht-' and 1,5 be mid any doubt,
I he ' __ Best • ^. Blood -1 T Purilier -, • r- • T Use. T
in
ures all skin auctions by curing the blood, and benutifL’s the skin, giving
t q ji now life and ft MnO'tliv.e** O ' (\ i li**r m* di ’ine will that 1 have ever used
-ivo » s r\. * SPKCIGIC 01 ijoteiu FOR. * SYPHILIS IT CURES
followed. It _ . tne , bl«o..; , , hence aU ,,
,,verv c«se if directions are improves cun-d. Th
r,senses that have their orgit. in the Wood are improved and
« 0 Rortrs.A o-a sssro-’s stis*. white
S WemiKC- VT,C8R$. OT-P SORBS
Chronic Rhe.umntism Eczema
$ UltE P RETENT A TJ YEi >F DIPHTHJERTA
A great many ot the above named diseases have been curedl bv the U e
of tiffs Blond Purifier. gn?f Manufactured at Don vets. Ga., bv h E A Ad t
A CO., superintended by Dr. J z\. STEW ART. who ha® devoted tfm ft
vettr-' n, his life to 1 he practice of medicine at this place. Send your orn rs r -
' DR M. R. STEWART. Secretaey Stewart & Co. Conyers, Geoy ffa
Put up i- two sizes —24 Ounce Bottles, Sl.Off; 12 Ounce Send Bottles. 50 ord Gents,
Liberal deductions will bo made to wholesale dealers. .n vonr rs.
1 Note.__W© I-i.mvc changed onF"Frade Mark Iroin S. S. o A. Q, C. f M-c
(,0 objecting to 8 8 and threatening suit for infringement on their
Ma.kUd . .,
Trade S. S. S ]
£▲008 B. KBB 10 f
Premium Steam Dye Weeks.
No. 7 , West Peters Street.
Atlanta, U > €- :
silk and Woolen Goods of all descriptions Dyed in a s-tperb-r ®ty’e. L&d IV
p. >t , sielhv and Cashmere Shawls, Silk.-Merino and Mousse’ine Dresses. Gen
tU . mens > cloak-, Co<a!s, Pants and Vests handsomely cleaned. Everything appe.
tainin T to the business punctually attended to Particular attention paid to the
i-loanina of ( 7 tr(>ets, Rugs, L'.oe Curtains, Blankets, &C. Goods received and ex
pressed to all narts of the United States. May 9 12m.
II H H
U.AJ-1
—Dealers In —
All Kind ofGeneral Merchandise
^ _ ,, _ .
(A. J. T-. Alaodox s old Stand, v n*r^ Si.,louvers, Us.)
TUvins opened business Here with a perfectly new ami well assorted m: . *■
*;f.Drv iLafUnd Goods ;LTiT‘' Notions. Has. Boots good/fo-8iV Show. *r-^ries CaN .o ever Kind riM - r* ''V -p.
VVe buv our L aud can -l as < as
mhv one. W'e want vour barter and w ; !l pa. the- ■ higaeBt prio •> **.>; ; me.
We are going to keep GOOD NEW GOODS
-
And we are going to sell them low, so when y 1 VfUi
GENERALMERCHA N D1 s LI t-.
Gi re us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction. Hemember the place, J. E j
Meddox’s old stand next door to Weaver & Bro.
li;hers of DisMiSios.
rp.rjriri i, Rockdale Bounty.
Whereas J. F- Waliirf adminis!rater
! L 1 Brown represents in the court in
hi.- {.-.tutor. v fried. that he has full?
otri' o-’-ed L. n. Browns estate. This
I | iborefore cite :•.<( sorts concerned
j« to i e:
and creditors t- shew eat.se if any
.«»> vhv iff .Klii-ioie.!rarer should
j ;ot he discharged e- m h»s .-.isirmnetrn
■ !jf,« and letter-! of dtsie.-isr'ion n ti’.e l! -t,
| Mo.-•day in F-.-hraarj 20S4.
U .'rVaiYf.'iV'B
0;\i! ; arr
iLap. I P« tm***********
• London Flair Ke*t«rer— area? Ens'iisii
f*. Restorer growth, Pa-dri'H c-.t n
' nf-ss. Hotpovo.®
i ;.,' r f. i , of tfront Britain Fragrantly eo
l .iorse if. Elegant dressing.
1 n-.formed- fim f vonte of f*t..non. At
I f^pgidsts iorj* I|d. or 75 cents tn U. f.
I rplitiey.
“Roy.: h on PiD-t” cluftrs out Hats. Mice 13c.
“Rough on Corns,” for Corn? Biiv,if>n«. 15c.
Thin opouio. “wells' Hc:d« Renewcr” re
stores ores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, &c.
i ■ I. lief
"Bough on Toothache,” lust tn t ; •' ;5c.
(.adies who would retain fr'“Miners and r
i don't fail to try * i?e«!tn Tte
.
! •‘Buchu-paiha,” great kidney and uri-ary
cure.
Flics, roaebs' ants. » "iMiujrs. rai 8. mice
ole-ir >d out uy ‘'Bough on Rats.” 13c.
“Rough on Coughs,” troches, 13 c; liquid,
y. • rhihlrpn. 9 low in d^vYHonrnnnt, puny and
• Y.iiz...up - “woils’KejGtb lifi-'■•'■ver.V
s' “Komrb on Oontist” Tooth Powder. Try it
’
1 15c, weakness, Drsuouala. Soxr.a! 00
| biiit-y,cured :>;-‘/ou8 Health Rsnewer.” ?•'.
by ” wells’
Mother f wen’s wo: m Rvriib. for forerish
JK'SS, worms, constipation: tasteless. 8Dc.
ytititringr, irritation, till Kidney arid TMuary
complaints cured by “Bnchu.paiba.” ?1.
I Nig-ht sweats, fever, chills. tnalaHa, dyspep
j sia, cured by "wells’ Health Route ver
| My husband (writes “wells’ a lady) Health js three ii..-newer.” t imes the
I lean since using
j j rf von arc “wells’ failing, Health broken, Renewer.” worn out t’i. and
nervous, use
I Prevalence of Kidney complaint In Amer¬
ica; “Buchu-palba” is a quick, complete cure.
I SSI.
run r~: tjj r;'
4 i i | | ^OLu M
I r fiua p p % .
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MAKE NEW HR IC8TI BLOOD,
Aal -will ©o»ri?lt;trfJy ceiasge fche b'-wd In rise entire s-fe' ens is t&pee naanih*. Any p RT
tsa j-sclUr, w 7 si> ir Till ■ •■ 1 3 P 5 il i»iA rJ&hi ?«• f»« «ari«( 1 to 2 teutt«CMsptitwC IT wtrofes, a-.-xy be restereri to ti., uc j
e a - um S'llLi t, w
t ens!, ilr- t o Sa tieir practise. So«l toiywhore, et *on*> b. • raaa ior
US i-*R. tn mps. e-pe. i'rv fi. j nnyg Qyr i: CO., IsOJiaot,
atas U P l;ii m
p Lj'.;A i-y F
.
si li 1
i«oi'ipjson ? a AnoBYfez ummmr
ycttcilsw*., iih'»«ra?it;sm, iRfhiorza, P-^re Chn»'.:c I tmsr?., i^.uTls^a, fl’oedinjr Cfc*“»">«]e fit the i ttHirs, Cbrnnic I ;-.*{ i c.c*n-*•>-, a'am i*t; Ht»c*«c!n£ Ki<hu*yTfi.*whi«:», CVtwcHi, ^Vljoc.-piRs
. m *, of c
Spiirt’- ai-m/J Jxtcfc. iioid even’wfeerc. fic-t-i? .'utrji'.fiK io I. fil. A fY>.. Mass. * a
A^sais2 j-./i* tom.
l| &M E H£|Jt? ill#
yriil make >•»*■; :■; lay like (Fh«rhiiw’« Condition Powder, D«:w, ooe tn en. V ptnt
«K>d. Sold everywhere, or se.it ty mail fnriS ets. iu statues. 1. S. J0HS8O* A Co., Boston, J-Uos.
m. SSiilEL uses S'
Ifi.S.XSSUU’ITJS; CQMPOVSHSi
—R 1 AH S AM It-; L-L . AND- - ! (>-l)-l-l) i£—P-U- i-A S-U___
Tnis Compounsl is Puveh Vegetable.
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ALSO MANUFACTURER:'- OF
Et.l.iopinii J’i 1 (■ Oin merit.
A uevei failing teitK-dy for External, '■ • r,i-1
" ai or itcliir.ff I’i!« 8 . A«U *our Drag?t»r, fb
Moneg. nuin * M:at K
This- A to certify that i .> u* ufSii-ti d with Th c- f<
io veiir.-i. ! tried ever' *en-rd -- . t’i i---d ino Ki ri!
I used th ( * Ethiopian Pt'e ointment and foruiri
(lie very beat preparation - ever tts-e-i. ft nil! pv
almof-t itnn ediaie relief ai ri will fin;!-! Vffr-C.t li )i«
maueut core.
Kl». A. I RELAX 0 , fir- erlv of Oai t ; i-..
Now of Green, Phillips & Co., Nauhvide T<
Campbell B ... or
Cornet Br a'i «n..] Sinnn or Sttre-s. Kasl'.vi-]^ le.*
For the - ffli*. e<i\s bnmifii, the^e if.V.iiriDtxs a re t.;<
at
Weekh Office.
*’ CONYERS, GA.
smses BW3B 9
OUR STOCK IS FULL AND COMPLETE
Business and Dress Suits
AN ELEGANT LINE FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Equal to Custom Made Goods ami nt. Rock B tt, >m Pile 's.
B-'f- is* -1 1 K k n i m. \yi p 11 A ;£ BROS.
42 end 44 M hitehall 8; , Atlanta, G -
3 & 3 &i«SB
rs* B 3 0 n m «BiiSS fe
s
CerncT Commerce and Warehc-use t-ts COW. ; PS.
nu snsii i
-HEADQU - RTEES FOR ALT, F 1 ND.S OF---
General Merchandise at Bottom , PriceS.
®0“-We sell the NEW FfOMF Sewi .• -*Mee. y Lf - We keen all kinds ot
fi^-SEvINt V ‘CHINE NEEDLE' ’ *2
ir!eanouart?r« ri j F- . Bwokr affi pt.id hv the B--®U
'■f< 1.... 0 i.ir, - K * £i-.- of'.iiin county.
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2 .S WQMKB.
- M ANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN- Foot
Italtar n*T F **•» .» M ,rNe Monaoient. , Box Tombs, Hwd and
T mbs G ood and Ai a Caskets aad Cases.
-Vr- f ”T “ ?■' .>. ” C -.! : 3 V.v Hi© 1
Si£St> uto J.”
5 -.' X 1 C ,1
-
t -uurc - is tree? ? a; sje Mouati’ir.
CHOUP, ASTH&A, hKOWm® ,r^
JOK->-:seK>s anojjyxi; m:* -yio;ru,: !in
£a “
F«ch a-tiole of ; a _
s're.c.ien's is perfectly
bp.roi ess in its«)f,
anil in oerjihinafion
forms one of (he most
powerful, efficient
m-chI tvfnasant rncili
t'.inw fur the? remov¬
al a .i-i permanent
cure of Rheum Mi am
Herof a '■». Scald a«il
or Tel for o!H Oh rem¬
it- Sores of all kimiw
Boils. I’intule-' and
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