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.'VL.jmmmi'' mmmmT- ii -was!M3aii asssessw 1 r 1 1'J.fU J .u. . :' . ;i v -.1.' A -'"-l . : ' Stye l)arkrttt tetratr. it'dS DOilfflait:o 3ti 8xrBJBommoir turss : Dcaiy, one year, (VOtHxxkf) f mfemee.. fix Months ...... Thrrt Months fme Month . r , , - - f. I: i ..$8 00 ..4 00 .. a oo .. 76 WEEKLY EDITION I WeeWl, ( m W 00 rfotqftAeeowtVtVodPi, 3 10 mMontht... 1 00 g- Libert Reduction for Club. RT.iNTH, BILL-HKADdC 1 1 ..;,w TAG BJDGEPTa, P03TEB3.- VOL. XXV. CHARLOTTE, N; C, T DAY MAKCH 31, 1881. NO; 35760. ,,. ...y-.js.-v -"-- 1 , . '( . ? - .. -' '--- " ' i . . f- . . . . .- - t . ' !;?, 1 ' . ... -T . - - -i -1 a j EtaaJieex The best Glove In Market. Iverr pair Warranted. (FATKHTXS JUM 13TH, 1876.) Way, March 29, 1881. oua stock or mug and er Goods is now Complete. IN oua WHITE GOODS Department will be found Barred, Striped, Lace and Plain Nainsooks. Barred and 8trlped Muslins, Victoria and Persian Lawns, Plain, Striped, Dotted and Lace Muslins, Mull Muslins, French Lawns, Piques, T lickings Linen Lawns. Masalla. Lluon de Dacca, Bishop Lawn, and. Indeed. ANYTHING wanted In this line. We Have an unusually large stork of Laces Embroideries, etc., etc. We hare a tremendous stock of DRESS GOODS, Buttons, Fringes, Satin and other Trimmings to to match. OUE STOCK OP Beady-made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods Is large and cheap. We have the best Unlaundrled Shirt In the market for the money. IL t mar29 Morris avfl ghats if ii Stock 1881 We are dally receiving our SPRING STOCK wblch will be more complete than ever before and comprises the Best Brands i Latest Styles. LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRENS,' GENTS', BOYS', AND YOUTHS' FINE BOOTS1 SHOES A SPCECIALTY. Lower grades all goods In oar line In variety and all price. FULL STOCK . STETSON HATS, and a pretty line Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises & Satchels, ALL SIZSS AND BRICKS. Call and see us. PEGRAM & CO. feb'20 ' OF- IS NOW IN, And Is complete. Our stock of DRESS GOODS In Novelties, Plaids. Stripes. Grenadines. Lace and Plain Buntings, CASBMEBES In black and colors. Lawns, &e , Ac, Is the-handsomest ever offered In this market. Our stock of Dress Trimmings embraces every ining to be found In that line, such as Satins, In Plain and brocade, Silks. In plain and brocades, wds and Tassels, Ribbons, Pasmentry. a dozen"8 lD endle8s varlety rom 10c 10 9 ve . 0uf Neckwear department Is complete; Laces in all the new designs. A handsome line of Cretonnes and Curtain Laces, Ladles, Gents' and Children's Hosiery, all Pes, styles and colore. w ask you to give our stock a thorough lnspec jioji before making your purchases, as you can nnd everything you want In our line, and we guarantee that styles are as good and prices as low as anywhere m the State. Prompt attention to orders for goods or sara f'es. Hespectfully, t ....... Hargraves & Wilhelm, Smith Building, Trade Street, Charotte, N. C. mar27 ii !pHE WASHINGTON GAZETTE, T,it"bU8h-e(? tb National OatoltalfevrSniiday nt di aiuU resume of the preceding week, news Sto,SS fa)itc (eoeral Intelligence, be- KEPHK3ENTATIVE SOUTHERN PAPER There snpnoTttncth National rberiiocrtie Party. by GEOEGE C. WEDDEBBURN. of Virgin- m- lonnerly publisher of the Richmond (Va.) Enquirer , . , V) TERMS OF SDBSCB1PT10N : Tn P,le8 alrePoi5epakt - '. 7 50 TtS?pU 10 " Bstdreevpeetags paid, ! 12 56 ' wS 1 00pte' u one addreaa, pottage pd, 20 00 ,,a copy free toUwperon securing the clubs.- or further Infarnatlaa. address i'ux GAZETTE PUBLISHING COMPANY", U Dec8 nington. D. a, or the Editor: EXANDER HARRIS BOOTS iD IH, o Spring Goods Dr. Warner's Cross-Band r HIP JDORSET, THE HIP portion of which Is made of Tana Thioxnxssbs OF CLOTH, Uoand with two se ries of bones crossing ach other, as shown to this out, making a very nrm.dnrable.and easy-fitting Corset. Dr. Warner's Celtbrated Nursing COHSET tke 5est and Most CeafortaMe . NUaSDfG CORSET In the MAKKEt We have exclusive sale of tlra a'iove Coraets, and the trade Is respectfully Invited to an inspec tion of the same. T. L. SEIGLE & CO. mariO "v WLx&tziimtffns. A DELICIOUS DRINK For Use in Families, Hotels, Clubs, Farties, Etc. Boatee i C. H. fiSAYGI fe SOXS. The "Hab Punch" has lately be.n lntroduo.d, and meats with marked popular favor. It is Warranted to Contain only the Best of Liauors, United with Choice Fruit Juiees and Granulated Sugar. It is ready on opening, and will be found an agreeable addition to the cnoio. things which undeniably enlarge the pleasures of life and encourage good, fellowship tod good nature if rightly enjoyed. GOOD AT AIL TIBS Just the Thing to Keep In Wine Cellars. Sideboards not Complete Without Hub Punch. It can be used Clear or with Fresh Milk, Ice, Soda, or Hot Water, Lemonade, or with Fine Ice, to Suit the Taste. SoU brlaadfnff Wina lfaraha.nta. Oroean. Hotalaajai Druggists 8T.r7wh.re. Trade -luppUed to nn ifa-Jtu'ers Prices bv W son A Burwell, Wholesale and Bstall Drugg 1st Charlotte. N. C." Jan 23eod-6m. TUTT'S INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, I AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH QF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Iiosa of appgtiteaasea.bowBls ooatiTev gain in tneHeaa.with a diill sensation in the back part. Pain under the ahoulder- blade. fuHneaa after eating, with a disin clination to exertion of body or mind. Irrttalftlity of temper, Iiow apirits, Jjoas of memory, with a feeling ot naying neg lected Borne dnty, wearineaa, Dlagineaa, ITnttering of the Heart. Dots before the eyes, Yellow Skin. HeeacneBeatleBB neaa at night, highly colored Urine. IT THESE WAEHIHGS ABE TJ1THEKDED, -SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TU'l'f'S PILLS are especially adapted to such caaeSfOn dose effects snehavcbange of feeling m to Mtonilb the anfTerer. - TfawlMreasetlw Ala,,saicslft body to Tatke os rieaJa, tbua tha system is MNHalted. and by theirTaiesVtli ottthe 7 " SlfNttveOmuu, Blf"Pr5" V ducad. Price ffi cenU. S Murrsr saJi.T. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. Gray H ai pr Whibk ers changed to a G toeT l Black by a aingle appltcaUon of this Dr. ;It Imparts a natural- color, acts Instantaneously, rjold by Druggists, or scut by express on receipt of fl- Office, 35 Murray St New York. CDr. TUTT'S HAKCAL ef Valaable letarMllaa sd Ciafal BMeipt. wUl k. ssiM VHSJS ea swHesttw. Febf231deodwly. HUGH SISSON & SONS, Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers or STATUARY, MONUMINTS, rURNITTJBK SLABS,' Tiki, Mantels, Allarcj : 14J West Baltimore jSleet, :.,',. :;lnKlteatesltt 4 BALTIMORE) Md y HUB w PUNCH. PILI1S5 OBSEBTaTIOKI. Modesty Is such a rase possession that most per sons blush to own It Politeness costs nothlns. and that 1b one reason why so many people bestow nothing else qb. their chance acquaintances. Some wise man writes : Neither Is corset finance. 1 'Bustle Is not Industry." No one ever knew an American so mean that be wouldn't second the motion, no matter what it was. A brute of a Keokuk man tells his too talkative wife that be wished her mouth had grown up when she did. A man should not commit suicide. If he is tired of life he should invent a fire escape and give a practical illustration of Its advantages ever all others. He would not live long after that. If Adam had got out a patent on his original sin, what a revenue in the way of royalty his heirs might have received. An ordinance against profanity is -rigidly en forced In Avon, HI. A plain damn brings a fine of S3, and fancy swearing costs more. If we ever start a newspaper we shall call it The Blood. It weuld have a circulation all over the world. Whitehall Times. Y8, and be universally red. YaVKob Btrceua, Lady (examining a Japanese doll)t "Why, It hasn't any hair on Its head. Is it a he or a she?" Shopman (urbanely): "It Is a foster brother." All bob up serenely. We have received from a young lady in DeKalb county, a song entitled "My Heart is in the High lands." This is certainly rather embarrassing, but if your liver is still in Illinois and working well, you will probably weather the spring galas, Chicago Tribune, When a fellow gees with his fiancee to purchase her brMal veil, and she selects ene that Is durable and wont spoil at one wearing, It somehow casts a gloom over him. An English writer says that his plan of inducing sleep is to reckon up friends whose names begin with a certain letter. This remedy may do for a rich man who has plenty of 1 friends, but a poor fellow would finish the "reckoning up", so sudden ly that he would hardly -have -time to wink. But then if he were to reckon up all the persons to wnem ne owes money no doubt that would an swer the same purpose. GRANT AND MEXICO. VHaac He Cxpecta te Acoompliali by H in Trip to that Country. HiEBir York, March 29. Gen. Grant arose -early yesterday moraine to bezin his Mexican journey, and promptly at 8 o cIock he was at tne door of the J? 1114 Avenue Hotel, w tie re a-' carriage was waiting to take him to the Pennsylva nia depot. He was accompanied by Mrs. Grant. Senor Romero, the Mexican minister, Mr. Ulysses S. Grant, Jr., with his wife, and Mr. N. E. Dawson, who has been given a two months' leave of absence from the War Department in VVashington to accompany the general as secretary. Dr. Newman joined the party on their way to the ferry and ac companied them to the cars. On ar riving at Jersey City the distinguished travelers were escorted to tne magnin cent Pulman car, Magenta, which was especially assigned to them for the trip. Quite a number of friends came on the boat to bid the general good-bye. and several bouquets and baskets of choioe roses were placed on the.aeats of the car. While the ladies were tak ing leave of each other, the gentlemen shook hands with the general and wished him & pleasant and speedy journey. General Grant said he ex pected to remain twenty-hours in St. Louis, and then .go direetto Galveston, via the lBn Mountain-road, whence he would sail for Mexico. He expects to be gone about three monthsand.is go ing in the interest oi new railway en terprises. Tfte General was seen .by a newspa per interviewer Saturday afternoon, to whom he said that this time he mtend ed to visit Mexico on business, -and for business only. He expected to remain m that country about two weeks, but it was not at all improbable that the object of his visit might occupy six weeks. As the company had honored him br making a selection of himself for its president, he intended to do all in his power for the benefit of that cor poration, but a the same time was ful ly assured tnatnisinp to mexicu wouui also be for the benefit of the United States. He knew something of the Me:dcon people, and had visited the country within a year; therefore he be iievedit was in his power to under stand the advantages of the enterprise in which he was engaged. The govern ment of Mexico, like that of the United States, was desirous of promoting its export trade, and would not hinder it by enforcing any export duties npen its prodaetkms. The people of the United States were also desirous of procuring the valuable tropical productions of that country, and, what would be of far more value, could find in that'part of the continent a market for its own manufactures, &c. This interchange of products would be valuable to both countries. While he was President of the United States the large amount that had been paid to frazil in the sliapeof export duties for; itspwn pro ducts, about $17,000,000; had shown him the benefit which; a free trade with Mexico would be to the United States. The Mexican Coffee -was far more val uable than the Rio coff ee, but the want of proper facilities for trade gave the latter an advantage which would not otherwise be the case, and for the priv ilege of using the Rio or poorer -Coffee, the people of this country were com pelled to pay Brazil a large amount of money in the shape of export duties imposed by the government of that em pire. What was applicable to coffee might be said with regard to the other products of that great coimtry.- Still Another Itftilroad Proposition. Wilmington Review. - jcU a meeting of the board of direc" tors of the. W. & W. Railroad, held at the President's office this morning, a committee of citizens from Halifax and Scotland Neck, consisting .of Hon, W. H. Kitchin, Mr. R. H. Smith and va other gentlemen from that section, sob mitted a proposition to the board agree ing upon their part to gfve. the " right of Way, do tne grading , ana iurmsij .tne cross-ties for a branch road from Scot land Neck to some point on the W, , & W. Railroad between the Btations of Enfield and Halifax, a distance of 14 or 16 miles, if the railroad company would on their part furnish the iron and lay the track ; this to be done without any increase inthe;stoek'o.f the read. Whe board seemed to look favorablyruptia the proposition and appointed a com-, mittee consisting orthe President, Hon. H. R Bridgers,Dr. ArjrDeRos set, and Messrs. Dn. MacRae,' W. H. Willard and E. B. Borden to visit that section with full power td-act-in the ;,matter. ;: ' - ' V, HUSDBIDS OF MSN, WOMXH AMD CftfLDttttK Rescued from beds of pain, sickness and almost death and made strong and -hearty by Parker's Ginger Tonic, are the best evidences laths world ot its sterling worth. ; Tod can and them la every community. Post 8ee advertisement . , J: Bssa m eg tm lsnm ? ' -Try Smith's Sorofoli fiyrup tor y our blobflt It removes all skini eruptions, and wilt give, yon beautiful and clear complexion. Wadlkt, EiarEiCa,-QAOct,10,1879. sembly thlsmiStneryl trtetf yStar.CmlMBh1 mv lwr.ltrjelnr aflectedvdthan oldslri cansedbf wonnd'reeetved durtnc the rate war.- Alter ha-. tog thoroughly treated Tt.I to-eemfieSeaaayi that it U a success, ict 1 pave naa expenenoenarrm.- dlff erent physicians ana remedies, anatourianoth ing to cure me until 1 used your Star Cnrine. which has cored a remarkably bad case. y WlshlDg you success, I am yours, respectfully, JohmBklu -UForsalebyDr.T.C. Smith. oct2(5 8m. , - Sow RepnbllcstSkBHecclTed BUtftv Wash. Oor. Baltfanore Bon: When he concluded his speech there was no rush to rJoiigrarilate him bv the Republicans as there was on the occa sion ox his xormer speecn, ana when his vote had not as yet given to. them pos session of the committees of the Sen ate. He sat down, and a full minute intervened before any one came near him. Then Senator Terry, of Michigan, came up and put' Out his hand. Mr. Mahone tnen rose ana turned, around with his back to the Vice-President, and facing the second row, of seats where he could look directly, into the eyes of the Republican Senators who occupied them. Then perhaps eight or ten of them made a virtue or necessity, and in a perfunctory sOrt of way went through the ceremony of congrat ulation, .Senators Sherman and Conk-; ling being the last Mr. Conkling ex tended hishand very slowly and deliv ed himself more slowly of a measured phrase or two of approval. The con trast between this and the enthusiastic ovation which the Republicans paid him before he had delivered their share of the goods, in the form Of the commit tees, must have struck him rather pain fully. It is said that Geueral Mahone purposes to have his speech printed for campaign distribution in the State of Virginia. The debt-payers could not wish for anything better. The most partial Mahoneite who listened to the speech could but confess that it was a disappointment. Certain it is that the vast crowds which filled the galleries were woefully disappointed. It was in the main, so far as that portion relating to the debt question was concerned, a mere rehash of the statements which have emanated from his party in Vir ginia for a year or two past, and did not go one whit toward changing the atti tude of that party as the arch enemy of the public credit of Virginia. His Re publican allies had expected something on this point w hich might quiet their own consciences and help, them to ex plain to their constituents at home, but they did not get it. The only redeem , ing features of the entire speecb.which consumed three hours, were the spicy personal allusions to the various Sena tors on the Democratic side who had attacked his record, including his col league, Mr. Johnston, and these were not argument, but furnished amuse ment and entertainment for the hour only. As he read his speech, and re mained in the rather confined position between the desk from which he spoke and that of other Senators, there was no opportunity for the display of that excessive gesture and contortion of body, limbs and face which marked his impromptu effort on the broad area in front of the chair of the Vice-President. The galleries were also much disap- pointed in expecting a renewal 01 mis edifying spectacle. Suapenaion of Nickel Coinage. The following circular in regard to the suspension of coinage of the five cent nickel pieces and modification of the department's circular instructions of Feb. 24, 188J, relative to the purchase of five cent nickel pieces, has been is sued by Secretary Windom : "The five cent nickel coins of the United States having been presented for redemption at the several sub-treasury offices in such quantity as to show the amount outstanding to be redundant, the coin age .thereof, has been suspended, as re quired by section 3529, Revised Statutes of the United States. As the supply of such coins at the United States mint at Philadelphia is now exhausted, their issue, At the cost of the .mint fortrans- f)ortation, as heretofore, will necessari y be discontinued until it shall appear advisable to resume their coinage, and department's circular of February 24, 1881, is hereby modified accordingly. The treasurer or any assistant treasurer of the United States will pay out over his counter, for legal tender notes re ceived, any minor coins held by him and not needed for the current busi ness of his office. Persons not situated in a city where there is an assistant treasurer can obtain the coins desired through their city correspondents. The minor coins f the denominations of one cent and thgee cents may be obr tain ed at the mint: at Philadelphia, as heretofore, under the provisions of de partment's circular pi February 24, 1881." , -)!; bedicatlota of a BsUefgii Church. On Sunday morning the Second Pres byterian church, at the corner of Blount and Johnson streets was formally dedi cated. ,The attendance was very larger the members of the first church uniting in the services,,, and there were also present members aearly every. reli- gious denomination in the city. The church was s6en"Tof "tM first " time by many persons, aftd the arrangement and interior finish vyere ad paired. Work ob the church began in 1879, and the building was occupied early last sun mer. It is of wood, with brick base ment story,; and with a spire at one f the front angles, i Over the. centre door is a triple window of .stained glass, a gift from Xy&rist church of, this city; The I ceremonies' of -dedication t were o pened bjf ; Rev. Joseph M Atkin son D. D., pastor of t&e Qhur.cn. .Rev. J, Henry Smith, D.,X).V of Greensboro, preached the dedijcaiory . aermPHis discourse, three quartera ,of aa .hour in length, was admirable in argument, in style and in delivery It was eminently practical, discussing and proving the surpassing merits of our faith, its truth and it3 necessity. The 669th hymn was then sung, after which Rev. J. S. Wat Vina offered the prayer of dedication. ' . Ifews. ' i ..... -'".The following' is going the rounds: 35ie origin of the word "newspaper" is not, as many suppose, irom tne tact oi its containing new things; but in a top mer time (1795-1830) it wasthe.customto put over the periodical publications of the day the initial letters of tne com-; pass, N. E, W S, to show that the foflrnal bad information frdM-aUuatA ters of the globe, north, east, west, south.- Henee- the use ot- the word fnews before all papers of general in formation. , . i i 'i i .SS I T i . ; Aeotier CeniUkf e. : -Br k iajdritr the ifeole .Wtiie ttnttfcj States have declared their faith fa-KldneWoH as a reme r far all the diseases 04 the kidnereaad liver, some, howeter, have disliked the trouble of preparing it from the dry form. For sm'ch a 'new candidate appears in the shape of Kidney-Wort in Liquid Form. It ia very concentrated, la easily taken and is equally efficient as the dry. Try it LouismOe Pott. . l ifinrtn hoi imtwi if H. ;r Tbd 'liOWhen she :UVlb)t hme Its sprinn renOTaUntu sbould bear in rolnd Ibal tneoear mroaies oi oer, ztsuse are more pre cloaB man many . houses, and that their; systems' need fclesnsingby purifying th blood, jgikting SMMbmaeh and bowels to prevent ana car the diseases arising from sprint malaria and miasma, I mm he ssHMUrBew that iere lanotainf mat wuTt tto rlso'erfeellf afld mneir as Hov BttW lhe- Tamos. Mi 'Into hfii4cl iiaokhe, fon ladies ; wioldrink "WINE CrFAftDW. " : marl For sale by Dr. T. C. Smith. SPECIAL "We J OO 6BB OO TTTT O O T O O T OO FFF OB B 81bbb I It or J JO JJJ o OO BBB LIXL o O T OO T OO T AMDD OFIFIEE ME1 1UMDIFE11IL MM The ages are 9 to 14 years, feb25 1881. fbe Leading Styles OTLJIRL Clotliiers and Tailors. N. B. Garments made to Order at Short Notice- mar27 THE TOWJST TALK SPRING AND SUMMER IT IS CRAN D It will will giye you pleasure. lines. knar23; . i- ' SPRING AND Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Lawns, Silk Handkerchiefs, Embroideries .Corsets and Hosiery, Ready-Made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing GtitidS Give u a call before buying. - mar27 J ' Mi to ih W run, eBntly umiw ti7 power. nslin 2LitTVja i rt turn tor St, " mmiM : ISILVER, EAD4 - ...t : COPPER, AND ZEfffJ - o ; ORJOS PURUHASIJ .IUjI TH ; New Ta N()iih Carollrja Smelting Compan at Charlettei vdllpaf the best Oash PrJeef ere? PlftM crttw or 'uilw sJJQiXaVjs' i'. lie chare wUl W .msrte .for earnpUng arHi . : teptl4d''H-r;ltu - a i ''' ; A ' HOIJEST 7i: , f wUt hTf ing "T4te9 " .-to j oi.b3U3ii;aj jurats bb? iaa atD Bewareel tmlfsleirsvtlfarw eempaniewittOor "Hoeft7f cort-rightfe label whlcB will be found on head of every box. Manufactured only by JBQwNBBO, ffb20-2w 7tnrton, N. a mm UUIAL In Arranging for liave IVTacle AT. L AA L L A A L Z AAA li Z A A T.TT.T.T J.TT. TTTTH Bill T a UK nnj a a -HIB g BBB OO In Prices $10, $12, $13 and and the greatest bargains ever E. IS THE -0F- Spring and Summer. A !t:t'. ---.'til . :i (: can Always be to isioTrjriHJiBao ' "li tMii. ok ;j.; i:; : ' Jt - . i ' , : foqn'uj -ll .liiuiyi ;. WflfTMWSM & IBiEHJC: AND SUPERB ! GO They cheerfully show i any JUST BECKIYXm CAB6FB VTBTSTT OF all the latest Styles ana Tery ALSO, A HANDSOME STOCK OF Druggist by E Go to jW. Ps II1RYIN, igeer, , ani Swscessor to. F Bcsir Co. i ; W.i -'.'f" : ' TOM ; '':- J: Frljrttgs and Pplii None but the. : : FestiDragfl 4o I keep in my steokv Also, Toilet and . Fancy Articles.' PerfOifertes; CembS, . Bruahea, Tooth Brushes, &c, . . GARDEK SEEDS ' of ail the best varieties, and. warranted 4 Physicians' prescriptions are given speo- Hoping to reeeiTeiav share ffJrdbU Ai POSITIVE JCURE ; ' WUhont KedldnM, ' , .. c ALLEN'S SUMMER : V " J i " ; Patented Ott lfl, 187tt OarBox, ISA i arfii mm an w mjmIsi tVinyWa.Tt rirnnn --' - - . i h 1 1 1 1 1 ii I . in wl I .ii IsbtoI how lone . a.-r('h,-ii . f r t f aVaUA.1 tio aauseeus oeaea eubebs, uri ,iJ'L" anvil ; a-' tefleJ I. iisisssnii tit in cisTtiin m I u eesnnga y a sjwrns)cm tonaro tn receipt ei price. .a'ta fyifsq ot sma?m-. tor ronnei pruoaian menu ivr amiiu, -P.CvBexlSaS. J.C. ALLEN CO., m 88 JOhn 8t New Tort, 1 a f-4 .Tonrfjxt. T VkWL a all : . . 1 "i "rM?l aid t- i--,'. 3r- STOCCC, BO O Tf 88 JJQ..O T; , effJl)DS8a $14, e u-. v.. placed upon our counters. D. LATTA & BHO. '9 rftv y AN D SEE it. icr-rnft f.i nn.':!). oli throueh i tbeii diflfemnt nil riniii ,uoi'- :i;il f..i:si vtf1,rjf-r:- '' .fqs bnr i neap..T. , , .,, ,ltlJi.i;0. , . i! (-r (.-, " Mi iuituievi lu . 1 r I I I 111 WH'M sT fcsfflWsWsi " s " CkuliksM' l . . 't .... IsirrslsM. . -gervBBJMH lemile rtaxioos Pills, Oils, or Ptrfsonoa Msd IsiMunr. taU tbs StosoASh. Tbs Pads are vs-ii tm thm Pit i of thsStoassh. seyartasf sti 8swt tiuim OsuUes,- sw.sm ut ana rjnmrnea. A gtov ysirttaws s the Liver end Stomach. 'nniiis alslmlnSliiiailf aiMmfi .riiTitti ni Sd;w u Llvar, partrjlot SBloodVsttaiaUtting tks Llrtr Kidneys, tebssUttar sHnaea to aig-ssi Jtsfatfaxxnrtf is .Ti T i TT A "RT)TN STli . - -' ml .1 - 1 9t'l . froqmitv"' d leriMWU'-i ioool rarcx or rAPa- iv AliU VITOSIHl. KSWSTkNSr- HO iMiOt ! .tv-vt- -ma liitiiCTT a cTSft . folw I .ttitJkiilswsJisjTW UlW J1035 fil . aV i X aW . Sebaeee, 8ugar, Coffee, Molasses, Om iespeetlolif v soncuea. i ne cneapeH MaMaoa reue rases npnseosea. . .. 23 -. . ' : i vr r.i .1' I. I i i i 3 ' It ft. ft ' t v 4 v I I M I " Mi Hi ' Ii r i fit i ? ' , f K,- j i p .1; 3s t It Si' , ft i '4 11
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