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THE DKI4XQUJ5NT SUBSCRIBES, One dar weekiIila w4 and drear j, A we wendeil, weak, nd weary, AcroM hnswitiJoor; We heard, at first, gentle tapping. Then it became ao earnest nxPno At our aanrtuiu door. "Come f n V we said; while yet lie pondered. And ia ailenee wa atill wondered What for ua eould be io tore; Then, the door-bolt gently turniu?, -lU be walked. Oor cheek was buruinj I Thoughts of crimsoij gore, "Are you the man who doea the writing V (What wrd wiB rhyme with thU but fiicbtingf , ; , , . Quickly thought we, oVr and o er). "Sir, we are," we gently told Iiim,- podding to tho boys to hold him, If he tried to beat ua sore. "Then youll pleaae give me a credit Opposite that little debit, . For two dollars more. I like your paper, and will take it A log ya WH strive to make jt X good os it has beeo before," We Jumped! lie dodged! Thus we miss ed, Or we surely would bare kissed him, No matter if the boys did roar; So seldom treated in thU manner, W felt inclined to sing hosanuah ! Only this and nothing more. , j ' Printer? Circular. HOW KAISINS ABE I'HKPAKED. A atrip'of land bordering tho Mcditerra pean, somewhat less than iw miles m length and in width not exceeding 5 or C, fsthe tasin producing territory of Spain Beyond these boundaries the Muscatel grape, from which the raisin is princpal- ly produced, may grow and thrive adnn dantljv but the fruit must go to the mar ket or the wwe press, When the grapes begin to ripen in August tho farmer care fully inspects the fruit as it lies on tho wariu dry soil, and one by one clips the clusters as they reach perfection. In al most all vineyards slats of masonry are prepared, looking like unglazed hot beds. and covered with fiue pceblea, on which the fruit is exposed to dry. But the small proprietor prefers not to carry his grapes so far. It hi better,, he thinks, ' to deposit them nearer at hand, whore there is less danger of bruising, and where bees and wasps are less likely to find them. Day by day the cut branches are examined and turned, till they are suotcie utjy cured to be borne to the house, usually ou the hill top," and there deposited in the empty wine press, till enough have been collec ted for the trimmers and packers to be gin their work. At this stago great piles Of rough dried raisins are brought forth from the wine press and heaped upon boards. One by one the bunches are care fully inspected, thoao of the first quality being trimmed of all irregularities aud imperfect berries anddeposited in piles by 'themselves ; so in turn are treated those of the second quality, while the clippings and inferior fruit arc received - into baskets at the feet of tho trimmers and reserved for home consumption. A quantity of small wooden trays are now- brought forward, just the size of a com mon raisin box and about an inch deep. In these papers are neatly laid so as to lap over and cover the raisins evenly de posited in the trays, which are then sub jected to heavy pressure in a rude press After pressing the raisins are dropped into the boxes for market. AN ACTIVE VOLCANO IN THE MOON. When examining the surface of the moon . M ay 7, 1877, Or, Herman n - J. Klein of Koln, noticed .what seemed to him to be a new crater on the Maro Vaporuru, a little to the northwest of the well known crater -of Hygfnus. , Being deep and dark, and about threo miles in diameter, it formed conspicuous object on the dark gfav Mare Vaporum, Haviug frequently ob served this region during' the last twelve years, Dr, Klein felt certain that tho era ter was new. Communicating his obser vation to Dr. Schmidt, of Athens, he was Assured by that veteran selenographer that no uch crater appeared in any of hia numerous drawings of that part of the Unar .mrfc.ee : nor is it akown by Schro ter, Lohrrnann, or madler, who carefully drew the same region with th flue refrac tor of Dbrpat, In April, 1878, Dr. Klein laid the discovery before the Selenographi cal Society, sinco then the now crater has been observed by several English stu dents of the moon. The Maro Yapoi-um lies close to the center of the visible sur face of tho moon, so that objects iu this region are very slightly affected by the lhnar librations. The icgion has. been closely studied by many, and as it conr tains several well known craters, some of them less than a mile iu diameter, it evident that tho large crater described by Klein ia new. x anctihg Himself a Tl kk. A Long Iftland farmer named James Atkinson, re- aiding At SajTille, Suffolk countj, has been afflicted with a qneer mania since February last, and on Sunday it took a fatal turn and resulted in the stabbing nd subsequent death of hid brother-in-law, John ' Gordon, Atkinson fancied himself s Tnrk and complainotl grievous ly of the wrongs done him by' the Una eians. On Sunday his erazo took a vio lent forim After taking his supper be went to Gordon' house. Gonlon was fitting in the front room iolhe tlark. As soon aa Atkinson entered the house he began to talk loudly and dispute with Gordon, who, anticipating trouble, made nn attempt to reach a eh air with which to defend himself. At he reached for the chair, Atkinson stabbed him in the back, the knife blade penetrating the left lung. Atkinson then seized ail axe which stood in thneornerof the hall and made hia ptm. Officer Wells soon after. witlrK " - - l tlto aid of some citizens, arrested him at r !.! . l.S -i his residence, and om Monday ho was taken to Yaphank to await tho action of tho authorities, VEGETIHE FOR DBOPSy I never shall . Porget the first Dose. 'is?. PaOVfDBHCE. lcar sir, i uave uev s" sy. 1 was conanea tu my uouse mure ww MX ntonins 01 ine ume wu cuuiuj .... -was obUged to bare two men help uie In and out 01 bed. I was swollen 19 Inoaes larger than my natu ral sue around nr wafefc I suffered all a wan could and uv. I trlxnl all reinodies lor Dropsy- I ad three aiffereat, doctor Hi frledds all expected T would die : many nights I was expected to die before mora- never shall forget the first dose. I could realize its good effects from day to day; I was iretUn? better. After I had taken some S or bottles I could sleep quite well nights. I began to gain now quit last. After taxin&ome iv ootuea, cuuiu nr mr nmrn mthonthpr. Mv aDDetlte Was (TOOO: tafclns? We VegeUne until I rcgalaed iny usual healtbl ter I got out and was able to Attend to ray work. I ... . k.u.. it win a in kit it han cured an aunt of my wife's of Neuralgia, who had sunerea ior more mail su icwa. fuc j ,y. not had any neuralgia tor eight months. 1 1 hare j . .A .. ti.l &m turn m Viim it tl-nJif ft VCU ll lAf Ulir VI ill J tuuUKU ' " hare no doubt in my mind it will cure any humor; Phi id. I will recommend it to tte world. My father . n n WMUk . a.I.ln III. m til HI H HI I I I I MM VlTr k ra .Niilil aru4-liu t-H t.tlPre IS DOthlllS? 11x6 it tO rive strength and Ufe to an atred person. I cannot Ik uxi luauKiui ior uie use wi u. .I,""" . , Very gmtefully yours, vuu o. juhaui. lit nimiiHn.nitlliiviB Tf VriiETtNI Will ro- neve pain; cutanse, pumy, auu uure up v.-, fkrrA?r. hp1fh nflpr trvintr luu Msiammnfta vr . w . - different physicians, many remedies and suffering fereryoucan.be cured 7 Why is this msdlelne per- lorimng sucn KreuL uuxia j, ui .o uiuvu. ,1.0 PinoiifiMmr niiiii it An trnlv lo called the tfreaf htond i'urifier. The great source of disease ni4,HnotiHi in thu hlniul unil nn mfiilcl nH that does not at:t directly upon it to purify and renovate, has nti.M vawn nnlkliA ntrnntlkn - - iiHjr JUot vittUU uvu auvaasv -cavM.iAi.avua . a. , tx . ,tM VEGETIHE I OWE MY HEALTH TO YOUR VAIAJBIiE 1 VEGETIHE., Newport, Kv., Apr. 29, 1S"T. Mr. II. R. STSVEH8, i Dear sir, Having suffered from a breaking out of Cankerous Nore tor more iua.ii uve years causcu uy an accident of a fractured bone, -which fracture ran Into a running re. and having used every thing could think of and nothing helped me, until I had taken six bottles of your valuable medicine which Mr. Miller the apothecary recommended very highly. The sixth bottle cured me, and all 1 can say, is that 1 owe my health to your vaiuame V egetine. . Your most obedient servant, ALBERT VON ROEDER. "It is unnecessary for me to enumerate the disea ses for which the Vkoetink should be used. I know of no disease which will not admit of its use, with good results. Almost Innumerable complaints are caused by poisonous secretions in the blood, which can be entirely expelled iromtne system Dy uie use of the Vkaktink. VVSen the blood Is perfectly cleansed, the disease will rapidly yield; ail pains cease; healthy action Is promptly restored, and the patient is curcu. VEGETIHE Cnred me when the DOCTORS FAILED. Cincinnati, O., April lft, 1STT. Dr. II. R. Stevens; Dear Sir. I was seriously troubled with KUinev Complaint for a long time. I have consulted the best doctors in this city. I have used your Veoktinb for this disease, and it has cured me when the doctor' failed to ao so. Yours truly, ERNEST PURIOAN, Residence 2J Race St. riace of business, 573 Ci-nt. Ave VEGJETI1E Prepared by H. R, STEVENS, Boston, ltass. - r u -i Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists. a m u .A rTY e53 CD M-i SI'S il 3 iiipli-; It zii S 5 2 S 3 DE. RICHARD H. LEWIS, (tate ProfeMor pf Diseases of the Eye and Ear in the .Savannah Ale4ical (Jollege.) Practice tiimiteil lo the EYE ana EAR, RALEIGH, N, QK Refers to the State Medical Society and to the Georgia Medical Society. 47. 1 y a FOE, 1878. k? " . l en C. Pljler at tha JMKiE Morn lor i I kinii. f mi. . . . wmncu. fie pest quality and latent ntjles of writing paper Kent lioro Alan o; o : Machine can be had here at from $Z5 to $40. lie respectfully inviles all to call and examine goou.inj machines. . H:ly. 7j ls gp, i psi H 05ss?EMi fpia Tf) QplSr !liilij P(BI48nKD WglilT J. J. BRrjjfiR. E4. and Prop .i ;M .T. KiBRUNiOJ. Associate Ed. ' SUBSCIUPTJOX BATES j Per Year, paraWe la adyance,,.,, . oo 1 95 one Inch, one publication,.,,,,. ."., $1 60 ; j- two puoucauons, i mi Contract rates tot months or a Tear, a MM : Hew Lost, Hot Morel! i Jant published, a new edition of Sr. Culyersrell'a Celebrated Essay on ihe radical cure (without medicine) 'of Spekmato&Eikea or bemrnal eaknexs, In- volunlary beininal Iyowae, iMroTKKCV. Mental and Physical Incapacity, luipedioHnta to Mar riage, el&j alw, Consumption, .hrjfcEPSY and Fits, induced by 8If-iudulgencc or sexual . ex travagance, i -A , J . . . 2?-Price in sealed enrelope, only six cent. The celebrated, author, in this . admirable Essay, clearly demonstrate, front a thirty years' Buccessful praclicf, that the alarming conse qvences of self-abune may; be radically cured without the dangeroua Ue of internal medicine or the application of the knife; lointin; out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, and ellect ual, by means of which erery suOlrer, no mat ter what his condition may be. may cure him self cheaply, privately, and radically. ' CTlu .Lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any adddresp, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two postage stamps. Addrefw the Publisher, THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO- 41 Ann St, New York; Post Office box, 45S&. OLD, AJTD TRUE. roolo rro pt'ttiiirf aoUaiiitHl unt Mittrnt who r? it ought ti lc wIlK tbo voiultrful inocita of t'.wit gr'at Amorfcaii nriiittly, the MEXICAN Mustang Liniment, FOR MAN AND BEAST. ThU linlmeut very natnrally orllnatol In AmerW ca. hero Nature provides In her laboratory uch surprising tntilt- tor tho maladies of herrhil drcn. It fajno hail ix-en spreading fur S3 yer, until now it t ncirv-lc thcluULtitablc globe. Tlio llexicaii ZlxirJan Uulnwut is a matchlofts remedy forallcxtcmslnilnicntsof man and beast. To stock owners cud farmers it Is luTaluablc. A slnt'la lmt'.M offrn fatc a hnnian life or r tore tlio nsrfulneiis of an excellent horse, ox. cow, or ihrcjv. It cures fMt -rot. hoof -all. hollow horn, grub, screw-worm, Kliotildcr-rot, mange, tho bite aiul stints of poisonous reptiles and Insects, and every sucli drawback to stock breeding and bush life. It enrca every external trouble of horses, such as lameness, scratches, twinuy, sprain, founder, ' wind-sail, ring bone, etc., cte. The Mexican 2Instan Liniment is tho quickest cure In the world for cccidcnts occurring In the family, in the absence of a physician, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts, etc., find for rheums llsm, aud slliTnrss engrendered by exposure. Tar ticulariy raluablo to JTIners. It is thochenpeiit remely in tho world, for It penetrates the muscle to the hone, and a single implication Is Rcncrfi!!y saRlcient to cure. Mexican Mustang Liniment Is put up in three ses of liottlc-;, the l.iirvr ones belmr pmportion ely much the citeapesU Sold everywhere. STOP AT THE BOYDEN HOUSE, t , SALISBURY, N. C, O. S. BROWN, Prop'r. (Late of the National Hotel, Raleigh.) B-AT HOME AGAIN. Ravins leased this lioiioe for a term of voarn. I would be pleased to have mv friends pall and we me. It will be kept as a FlllST-CLASS ILUTUL. IN EVERY RESPECT. Board: Two Dollars Per Day. -OMXIBtfS AT EVERY TRAIN.-a Lare Samnle Rooms for Commercial T. el lew. TRY ME. C. 8. CROWN, Jr. W.O.SIIELBURN. Clerks. January, 1st, 1878. llitf. J. T. Mookk. A. A. THOkrsoK. MOORE & THOMPSON, jrro RALEIGH, N. C. Special attention paid to the sale of COTTON, CORN, FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY, BUTTER, EGGS, ' FOWLS, &.c, Consignments Solicited. Highest Price Obtained. Refers to Citizens National Bank, Raleigh N.C. oo.5m;, 6 ' ted to Cure! EXXISS' CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE or money refunded if directions are strictly followed. PEICE 25 CENTS, at Sfytf. ENNISS' Drug Store. NOTICE. N. C.'Raii. Bo ad Compiut. Secretary and Treasurer's Offiee, Company Shops, N. C. May 31. '78 Sfliee. V L'78.j The twentir-ntntii Mock holders of the North Carolina Rail Road Company, will be held in Hillsboro. N. O, on the aecond Thursday of July, 1878, and the transfer books of stock of said cempany will be closed from this dale until after the meeting W. L. THORNBURO, SSrft- 6ec,N.C..R.B.Co. TRIED CO IISSION MERGIIA 1110 ; 7 I - -. . ' ' : . '.. 1 : " z?Kir.Zil.Z? ".V ? "L i " ri .a. cJbfTS ORDERS FOR FEINTING FROM Kg Responsible persons, or on cash remittances, shall receive" llUC m PROMPT AWD CAREFUL ATTENTION. COURT AXD JUSTICES' PRICES STRICTLY LOW. gibtos WATCHMAN, -ntM s r.-1 1 9 mb DEEDS & MORTGAGES. Fee Simple Deetls, Deeds in Trust, Mortgage Deed:?, Commissioners' Deeds, Sheriffs Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Farm Contracts, Marriage and Confirmation Certificates, Distillers' Entries, and various other forms for sale at the WATCHMAN OFFICE. SALE NOTICES. Administrators, cxccutorscommissioners, sheriffs, constables, agents, &c, are advised to call on us for printed salo notices. It is certainly great injustice to owners to put up their property at public auction without first giving ample notice of the sale. The re quirements of the law on the subject every body imows arc insufficient. Proerty is often sacrificed from this cause when a dollar or "two spent in advertising might have saved it and made it bring its value. We furnish sale notices promptly and cheap. . XT0TIC3G POn PCGTHTG LAND READY PRINTED. . PAMPHLETS, SCHOOL CIRCULARS, BILL-HEADS, LETTER HEADS, Monthly Statements, CARDS, Posters, all kinds, - m (DALLLL TIMETABLE WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD. In effect Friday, May the lOlh, 1878. GOING WEST. STATIONS. AliKlVE. Leave. 7 30 A M Salixburv Third Creek StatcKville Catawba Newton Cnnova Ilieknry Icard ...... Morganton Rridgewater Marion...... Old Fort Ilenrv 8 27 A. 9 15 10 07 10 r 11 07 1 1 o5 1. 12 15 12 ZiD 1 43 -2 27 3 07 3 28 M.; M. MJOING EAST. STATIONS. Uenrv Old Fort Marion Bridgewater Morganton Icard..... Hickory Canova , Newton , Catawba Statesville Third Creek... Salisbnrv Arrive. i 7 12 A. M. .; 7 W " Leave. f 00 aTm. .' 8 32 1 9 16 j 9 56 .110 3( .11 04 -111 16 11 u it .12 04 p.m.: .12 56 - i j 1 44- 2 30 ' ! Pocket-Book Lost. Lost,, at It. J. Holmes' store or elsewhere in Salisbury, June 21, a leather pockct-look containing a judgment against Jacob Miller for over $80 ; a note on Moses Trexler's es tate for $19.20 ; and a note on Wiley Bean for about $40, with other papers of less val ue. A suitable reward will be paid for the recovery of these papers if left with Mr. It. J. Holmes, Salisbury. Jas. A. Hkid. June 2Cth, 1878. 36:2t ELEGTIOnjJOTICE ! Notice is hereby given that an election will be held on Thursday, firt day of Auguxt, A. D., 1878; at the several voting precincts in Kowan County, for the following officers, to wit: A Chief Justice, and two Associate Justice of the Supreme Court; a Judge of the Superior Court for the 7th Judicial District, a Judge of the Superior Court for the 8th Judicial Dis trict, and a Judge of the Superior Court for the 9th Judicial District, and a Solicitor for the 7th Judicial District all of whom eh.il I be voted for on one ballot. A State Senator for the 30th Senatorial Dis trict, and two members of the Donne of Kep reaentatites who shall be voted for ou one ballot. The following County officers, to wit: Clerk of the Superior Court, Tresurer, Kegixter of Deed, Surveyor, Coroner and Sheriff who shall be voted for on one ballot. If an elector has previously been ad mitted to registration in any Township in Rowan County, he will not be allowed to reg. irter again in another Township until he pro duces a certificate of the Registrar of the for mer Townhip that said elector has removed from said Township, and that his name has been erased from the registration books of the Township from which he has removed. C. F. WAGGONER, Sheriff. June 22d, JS78. 3G:lm. BLANKS KEPT ON HAND. SALISBURY, N.C. mj r Aw ju? KERR CRAIGE, Sttorncs at Sato,- DR. BUTTS Who bu had prater experience in the treatment of the exual trmrtrfea of both male and female than any phvt iciaa in the Weie, jrivM the results of hi Ions antf ccciaful pracuce in hia twe wrkj jn m1mhi, mtitlfC The PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER Booke that are reallT flle aa4 MMntndM In all mat. ten pertaining to Uanluml and Vniuhw. and fupnly wot long fctt. Th y ara braaurnllj UlaMniiM, and in plain Mi.xuafte, easily unlnttood. The two bookt embrare545 PK, and contain Talaable lafbraiallua fur both marrKdand iiiiifle.with !lthe rmvnt improvement in medical trratmrat Ki-aOwhatour homepapers aay iThc know led frr iniunrteU TO Br. Hiu' new work ia In no way of queationable char, actrr, but la omethin ti er.ry m tkeaM kaw. Tho Mtb.the Tirtiin of earlv indiarrptuvnt w. .. -u rwrfoctly healthy mayhe.bnt with wanintrT'por InthepHme u iimv. Mia .mm ti .mi am, in m rmm tne many ills her aex u to." St, Louis JonrnaL both in oneTolume, (t in rluth and gin, ci. extra. (eti( onucr seal, 01 receipt or price ia aoooey ox etampa. NEW LIVERY STABLE ON LEE STREET. Complete in all its Details. CRAWF0RD & HOLMES Come forward with ample facilities to accom modate regular and transient customer. They have aplendid stock horses and vehi cles for pleasure or -buaineaa ride. Can fur nish any outlit required. Will send travellers on their way to any point. Will board and groom horses by the day, week, month oryear. Will fill order for hauling. Will buy and cell horses. Invite Drovers to come to the best and cheapest stand. They propose better services for leas money than ever before given. Will buy grain and provender. And as they are in for a lively business they say to all Cvme and try us. JAS. K. CRAWFORD, 16: CHAS.IIOI,MKS, -5 : In n, l adWorphlnnhlt fared. HI l TbOrlelnalaalenWaiMlaU BJI If H Opiam Eatfnp. ta W. B. Squire. BtB Wrti.lBxva. Greene Co- lad. GET THE BEST. The Raleiah News. DATXY, one year, - - $5.00 WEEKLY, one year, - 1.Q0 53FSeiid Postal Card for Sample Copj. Address THE HALEIGH NEWS, Kaleigh, N. C a.w iiii'iin rU B R 0 G m OUR NEW (CORNET PLAYS IX E PLAT. O. B FLAT AND A. And is perfectin all ita keys. We are aware that many will cry IMPOSSIBLE, but ft. r . . f reply ia TRY IT. 1 4 .,uonr IF YOU DO NOT FIND THAT WE HAVE THE SHORTEST AND LifiJiT EST PISTON ACTION, THE ONLY CLE Alt LORE AND TltE Be ' CORNET, IN THE , WOULD, YOU CAN RETURN IT AT OUR EXPENSE. IMPORTANT. . , . f r-i- ! 11 be SILVER PLATED ! The 55 C at is known as the Satin Finish. Tlue $ ; i Iri future all onr Cornet will be SILVER PLATED! The 55 Cornet will ; be i.I.m 1 neatly finished with what is known as the "pie Silver Plated, Gold Mounted and n, u ,i .. -j; : ment aa eleganuyaa u postjiwe 10 uo. j : no discount; Tnstrunients sent for a trial of JTI VE DAYS before acceptance Photographs of our K Cornet Sent on application. e It is foolish to condemn before trial. If our Comet is not all we represent we pay all ehar for transportation. - Address all orders lo CONN & DUPONT. Elkhart, Indiana. - SAVE YOUR LUNGS AND LIPS BY USING THE W ELASTIC El JOUTHPIECE ! If after Trial Our Mouthpiece does not enable-you to play longer without fatigue and play higher with less effort, Send it Back and Receive in Return Your Money AMY SIZE $1.00. Subscribe for the 66 FIT! TTft TTT fa RTWh TT1 rTTT lTOimTIri II 1 Tlic Only Anietucr Band Instruction and News Journal PUBLISHED IN THE UMTED STATES. Subscription Price SLOO. CLUJiS OF FIVE srr.SCUIIlEJiS, (to one address,) WITH ONE OF (Jill 1' ATE ST MO I Til PIECES TO EACH SUBSCRIBER FOR OSF DOLLAR EACH SUBSCRIPTION. Address, TO THE PRESS: Please phow this paper to the- leader of the Band in your place, asit will-be a benefit to the whole Hand. ' I stake mv reputation as a musician and my integrity as a nan in fully endorsing all of the above; and invite correspondence from mem bers"of hands who kntiT"rHe. 24:Cm. - W. II. NKAYE, Salislrury, N. C. Tile Best Family Sewing Machine ! The "NEW AMERICAN" is easily learned, does not get out of order, and will do more work with less labor than any other machine. Illustrated Circular tur nished on application. AGENTS WANTED. J. S. D0VEY, Manager, CI N. Charles StrecV Baltimore, MdV MERONEYS & ROGERS, Agents, Salisbury, N. C. CEBTIFICATES : I do not hesitate to say the American Machine surpass all other niaehlnep. lltisic J" ink all the work that other machines can, it overseaimratid works button holt in any filnc from iSwiss Muslin to Heaver cloth. 1 have used Singer, Howe and Weed Machine, ana find the American is superior to them all. MISS M. KUTLKIXiE. I have used the Singer and other machines, any. Salisbury,. C, May 22J, IS72. MfinosEYtt Bro., Agents American Sewing Machine : Sirs: 1 have twed the Howe, Singer, Wheeler Wilson, Wilcox '& (Jibhs, Sewing Ma chines, and would not give the American for all of them. It will. do all that is claimed for it in the circular. I consider it superior to all others I have ever seen. Very respectfully, MRS. tJEO. W. HAUUISO.V COIVSUiUFTIOjV CURED. Anold phuilelan retlretl fnmi ad lve practice, hav ing had plactxl in his haiuls by an K:ist Indian mis sionary Hie formula ot a simple vegetable remedy for the Hiteedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and ng affections, also a itosliivc and radtcul cure for General Debility and all nervous complaints, after having thorrtuglily tsteil l$i womleriul curative powers In thousands of cases, feels It his dinv lo make It known to his suffering fellows. The recipe will be sent free of charge, to all who desire It, with full directions for preparing and sueeessfullv using. 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