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Tl 10 Iloporter. KNI K«EI> AT THF IFIKT OVFIOK IN I>AN IUIBY, AH ME*l>N> CI.ASB MATTER. i? Jt' 'c.. - -! - U PKPPKR j- SONS, Pub), and Prop*. Tfl CREDjA YjSH l' TE MIJ Ell 30, TBBO. • » J»■ t > \ . . i ■ : OUR NOMINATIONS For President, WINFIKLD SCOTT HANCOCK, 01 Pennsylvania. For Vioe-President, WILLIAM H. ENGLISH. Of India:ia. For Governor, THOMAS J. JARVIS, 01' i'itt. P„- Lieutenant Governor, JAMES L. BOISINSON, Ot Macon. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM L. SAUNDEKS, Of Orange. For Treasurer, J. M. WORTH, Of Randolph. For Attorney General. THOMAS S KENAN, Of Wl'huo. For Auditor, W P ROBERTS,. Of Gales. F>r Supf. of Public Instruction JOIINC. SCARBOROUG 11, Ol JnhnnfiMi. Elector* *t Barge, GEN. J. M. and FAP.IUS H BUS BEE. for co noh ess — s//i District, ALFRED AJ SOAI-ISS, OF (JIILFORU For ELECTOR—S th Dixtrirt, F. C. ROKHINS, of o \ vinsoN. w Slok** Hrm »ratir Tirktt. 'IP Flfß HE* STB. "' 'W H fl! EVN. FOR HOI'S* OF KKI'ttRsKNTATIVRB, R B GLENN. ° ' FOR »H EH IFF, THOMAS MARTIN. FOR KRGIBTKR. OK HbElli, J. G. H MITCHELL FOR SVBV Kir "H. GIDEON GEORGE. FOR CORONER, S B TAYLOR ! WtJO TO VO TE FOR. Shall we vote for the oiau or the party? i* a question sometimes asked and one that sooie men should ask them selves before casting their vote We say that a Democrat cannot be bouud by either rule for the reason that the principals of the Democratic party are good aud honest; go if a nan who has shown himself to b$ corrupt is a candid ate for any we cannot vote for bim merely because ho claim* to be a Demo crat, that would be encouraging the very thing thai we aro trying to put down, OD the other band, if a mau is pot for ward as a candidate, whom we believe to be honest and qualified to fill the of fice for which he is polling, we should not pass liiui by because we have some little personal dislike for the into. This rule coee still farther; There is ■n old saying, something like this, "we bad just as well eat thu meat a« to drink ih« brotb ihit it was .cooked in." This tppiita with fill force to that olase of Deioomit and Republicans who will not vote for Garfield it has been shown that he it a oarrtfpt treacherous wan, yet, tliey are willing to vole for tboae County and Stale eaudidates, who will vyte for Gaifiuld, BOiwwh»t»nditi|t tbey are well satMbed ih»i ( tie is a oor* rnpt, ntiprineipal uian, unwonhy the confidence und trust pi aii hnnes'f people lio the Wll"le hug gehtliuien, ifjoU. Clin duuk the broth, we sec no reason why I you may not eat tiie meat also ; it is true j that every man has bis faults, but when • tifo proves himself to bo so corrupt that hit own kith and kin turn from him . in disgust, as not only hundreds but thousands of Garlields' northern and I southern brethren have, it is time that - the honest southern men should not only turn from hiui, turn from those who endorso him. Think oi' it honest men, ' no difference what your politics have ; been, the tiuio has couio when honest men should take charge of this govern meat. Remember the highest office in the gift of the people will have been filled four years next March by a man who went into it by fraud, the thoughts of which brings the blush of mortified pride to the oheak of every honest American citizen, now to think that; the ] Bauie corrupt clan should want to fill the ! | office for four years to come with a bribe j taking puigerer, is enough to drive the honest Amerioan citizen mad with dis gust and oontempt. CORRESPONDENCE. [Communicated.] I To the Democratic Executive Com mittees of each Township in i Stokes County. I consider the approaching Presiden tial election to he one of tie meat im portant since the foutidatiou of the Gov i eminent of these I lited States. One ' in which thu rights ai.d liberties of the I people «/e at slake, for we must decide ! on the 2nd of next November whether we a ill have a central'zcd government ruled by office holders, or a government I by ihe people and ruled by (he people j In view of this fuel, 1 deem it my duty J | to urge upon the Democratic Executive j | Committees of each Township in Stokes I to organize Hancock aud Jarvis clubs in j their respective Townships at once, ai d j report to me the rames of all who at- j lach themselves to the clubs, in order that documents may be sent them fur in ! formation touohing this very impoitant j ' campaign. 1 have been creditably informed that ' j oue revenue official of this County is t | boasting that the Republicans were al ready secretly organized, and would poll j their full strength for Garfield, who has J been officially reported as corrupt on | tnore ocoasions than one, by his own 1 party friends, which shows that dishon esty is commendable, and should be a , ' stepping stone to gain the highest dis- | can be possibly conferred j oe an Amerioan citizen.' Haily Our j friends, and let us publicly organizeanu defeat this oorrupt secret clan, who may 1 now plotting against our rights and liberties. Joel F. Hill, Ex-Com for Stokes Couuty. Wilson's Store, N C., Sept. 25Lh 'BO Editor Reporter . —lt the writer of au article, which appeared in the last issue of the Republican, headed, '"The I campaign in Stokes,'' and sigßed "Re publidnn," will turn to the 21st chapter Bth verse of Revelations, he will find these words, "aud all liars shall have 1 'heir part in the lake which burnetii j with file and brimstone.'* For we fuel j safe iu saying that every assertion, every statement ma'le by the writer of tie above diseribed article concerning the j number of people present on Monday i aud Tuesday last, the effect of the speeches of the Democrats and Rupubli | cans, and the triumph of the Republi cans on the two days mentioned, are ' utterly aud entirely false and without foundation ; we siuiply say to our Re publican friends that tbey may as well be honest in speech for once in their lives, as the people will not, and can not 1 any longer be fooled by their misrepre -1 sentatious. They have now three can didates in the field, one called a Repub- : lican, one an Independent and the other a Greenbacks. but all being of the same party, the same manner of thinking, but i ! only striving to beat the regular nominee 1 of the Democratic party by entioing weak kneed Democrats from our ranks. Let all true i euiocrats, therefore, he on tbeir guard aud work, and adhering to their paTty and t heir principles let us march On to triumph aud an easy victory \ in November next. 15oi>isco. j A brilliant and useful feature is . predicted lor the uiiik««nd, which has heretolore tioeu considered only a. cum-J Ueier ol the glotted. Its seeds yiald a finei oil litau linseed ; i's Hum can be used in pia e ol India rubber, and Jroui Us flu-« a lalu.iti lusen-bling Liuh pvpUn has been m.de, while the you ig shoots are used in the sprin • by some people i 1 instead of asparagus which they reseui i ole in d-ivor— J'ic/vitfence Journal. | | Mr. Haves was President oy a toonder j ijjty ihaji-atiy ni ever before look the i line uu(W.— iiprini/Jirlil Jtijiubliciiu Just m i. uiin who stems a bus u sounder in te tiief' io than the uiau » ho ! Inir'y buys him and pays lor hiui —Nrip i York ■" un• I PERFECTLY SAFE IN THE MOST INEXPERIENCED HANDS\ For Diarrhoea, Tysontory, Cramps, Cholera, AND ALL THOSE NUMEROUS TROUBLEB OF THE 6TOMAOH AND BOWELS | SO PREVALENT AT THIS SEASON. Ba Itemedy known to the Medical Profession has been In mo so lung uttd with roth uniferutfj ' ntlsfactory result* as PERRY DAVIS' VEGETABLE ' 1 PAIN KILLER It hu boon used with ftioh wonderful success In all parts of the world In the treatment of these diilleulties, that it has couio to bo considered AN UNFAILING CURE FOR ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS and such It really Is when taken In time and according to tho very plain directions Inclosing m in tl.c attack Is usually sudden and frequently very acute; bat with * Nafc remedy nt hand lor Immediate use, there U seldom danger or the £*tal result which so often follows a few days' neglect. . Tho Inclination to wait and see If tno morrow docs not bring a bettor feeling, not infirein©nujr occasions a vast amrrant of needless sufltrlng, and sometimes co.U a life. A timely dose ul p a in ivillur will iUmo.it invariably save both, and with them tho Attendant doctors It linn stood the test of forty years' coustaut use in all countries and climates, and l9 l^^r^miu«se'r l Nurses In ITospttals, and persons of all classes and professions who have had opportunity ibr observing tho wonderful results which have always followed Its use. TH E BEST EVIDENCE: DA^IfVR?PAIN KIIJXRin"! I know you nesd ami would not on nnv account bo \rirhout it. When j thac >oar to all that Chotara was Inst ©nMetnic h*r\ I used no medicine onnnot restrain tho hnpulfe to comrauncato to yoa of any aort but tho Taiu Killor, and althon«h myself | the fact that in my famflsr it ban tiulr done wonders, and sovcml momtwra of my family \me attacked I administer it to my childreni(omi eighteen months, aevon-ly. lam happy U> .-•ny trtnt the P.iin Killor wn* snd thei other throe year* old) with perfect nuccess. equal to orery emergency. I consider 1 should not I It regolatM their bowels, end stops all diarrhoea, be doina my duty to tho community did 1 not say Myself and wife report to it in all cases, botJi for I this much. If I \*ero attacked hy tho ('holera Sternal and external aw. I.ve owed It in to-day, Pain Killer would l»e the only remedy I for five years, and trill tuH l-o without it. tenlroic should use. I have thoroutfhljr tested it. and know myself under much oblation to you. In many Umee it can be relied on. i being relieved from pain. I am very truly rem. F. K. BEROTNSEND, O I UV. MOORE, llauiclll. Dotoben Q>.,New YoA. No fhrally can afford to he without it, and Its price brings it within tho reach of all. Tho use of one bottlo will co farther to convince you or its merits than columns of new** I paper advertising. Trv it. and you Mill never do without it. Price 535 c. 30c. and SI.OO per bottle. You can obtain it at any drug-storo or from PERRY DAVIS A SON, Proprietor*, Providence, R. L ST. KKS COUNTV.—IN PUOUATK COIUT. I touarri Mo*M»r aqil WIFE. Jam* Moser, John 11. Bolts, RLUI .\I :«> '!. \1 on MWerand \vi?T\ Misnn Most-R Tern-L Curl !.•*!«» and \vi'T\ Miiiatn I? rlisile. LEVI W IUON and wife, \\. K. V\ NITON, -LOLIII L>Jr., J. W DOWT'LT »Ul' wile. M. R t J. W. HOLES NUIL S M. Uok>. J. K Holts. EDWARD HUH* nnd J H. bolt* liv their next friend, lAonurd Musi'.R, plaintiffs. AGAINST 1 Fdwsird. Mrttildn, Kiitus und M.irj ROLES, and 1 Marv, Delana, Hirun, J.UU, \L T/\ AND 8. hixon, etc., heirs at law of harah Dixon DT-vea.ED, defendants. Action In Sell l*upd for Partition, It APPEARING to the Court iti the above ac tion that Man. Delau.-I, lliraui. Jane, M C. I and S. hixon, etc., Uelraot 1 S.ir.lH ixon de j eea>ed, are PROPER fnirties DEFENDANT in #aiF ACTION, AND aie NTAI-residents of th is State. | j Therefore it ordered by the Court tint pub j licatiou BE made tor six euctetsive weeks in : the Dauburv RIPOKTKK, a weekly newspaper i published in the iowi: of Uanbury, North J Carolina, noticing IN id non-resident delona ' ants to appear ut the office of the Clerk ot the j Superior Court of Stokes County, within 2«'l I day s after service of this notice upon thein ; [ TIUD let them take notice that, it they fail to Hiiswer within that time the plaintiil A com plaint, judgment * i!l be taken pro confesjo AI to them for the relief demanded in the com plaint, and that "this notice shall be equi vol en t to pt rtotiH 1 service on them Uiven under my baud at the office in Dun bury, N. C., BEPTT 25th 18(H). JAMFCS UJKITSON, -111 , 6w. V T'robate Judge. AGENTS WANTED for the best Rook to sell R*K HISTORY of the BTFTLK. SrCt NDIO FULLER. FX«HAVI»« ' N V to fvi-rr Subscriber. Agents aiu making s2 ft to )§loo per week. Send for Special Terms to lienrv Bill PublUhinp Co., [Fstablished 1817.] Norwich, Ct. Sept. So 'Bo-4w. FT TOY FIT, NOW* for Boy* AND Girl* f I ANLLD Young and Old!! A NEW IN*- ENTKXN just patented for tbeia, Home uw t Frvt and Scroll SAWING, Tnrnfag, Boring, L>rilliiic, Grinding, Polishiug, Screw Cutting. Price $5 to |SO. B*nd G cent* for KM) pageti. BI'HKAIM UtUJWN, Lowell, MAM. OR OQINLNM* «f BAN*! TIMTMMTAFFC 1W OF FIF , L*I>NPI)M, L'OOEL"-*. LFIB-SIJON' O«ULL» I EF.M- K . fjrnps SUNDT, OntfcU, HlnU on ORRVIBJN* »?.D CONDUCTING IKMKU, O* W* OT VALA*AU Infut AUUOA FUR MM., ant. MaiUd FIW. MRFWH'T OOM* for HANDS »O.T Pit NAM •» DRAM-MAION* TYI .. * HOOK of ?O IXXN**. n»IW fo* 10 itnti. LYON 4 HEALY, Stat* cor. Nonro* St, Chicago. fc'j .\ ||fll l)Wjr%\ ' I %1 I ; y I Ji-j ° ' ■ * j H In sr-i i-l » Hi 3 VmiiY SsS vJ "■ S tr a*. p PS .IS 2 ® s §■ " 0 s il § j I o > % 3;- 5 KSI G'h %J* L|l° IF 5 V RJ- f?J? O ° -■ '■ U - i '■ " O C 3 -O C o tf-3 N ? "4 M C 6 7 rr« r » S » 5 s J. A'ATKINS \ ( W . S rUViKUTFON. i o. I. COTTRKLL. / \ A. 8. WATKINS. HAIkIVH. fOTTHKI. L CO., | Impoiters and Jobber! o' HARD WARE, 1807 Mnin Street, HI HMOND, VA. A jfetits FCR C «H St*udHrd W ACS. and Anker !irand Holtiug Ololh. 1 August 20, IBFIO. JAMES 1). CHAMBERLAIN, —wis II — C. >V. Thorn t €oJ WIIOT.RSAI.FI AN» I:l'T\» Y. 1 KAI.EK*, F.iclimond, Va , Special attention giveu fo oidtrs, and satis fnction mi traut' el. June 19'h, 1879. Cm CIIAS. A. HALI»WI.H. WM. F. jKNKINf. B\IIHVI.\ & JK>KI\S, Successors to Gardner. Carlton k Baldwin, Etoots and Shoes. W H O L KSAIiK, NO. 1321 { MAIN BTKEET. RICHMOND, VA. May 13. J. 6 month. Patronize Home Industry. W. P. LtNBItKTII, COACH, BUGGY AND WAGON MAKIOIt and HEFAIKKR, DANBUKY, N C. All work w«iranted to bo o( lirst-clnss ma lerinl gnmanti'i'il. Itejiaiiing a pi ei-inlt.v, nnii dune oil short nolii-e. DM Owrtiairrs. nnd nil kinds b; provisions taken in exchange lor work. Jiiuc 17 —l^, (iUKKN-iiOHO FEMALE COLLEGE. QKEENSUUKO, N C. The 4!)ih Se.-sion will begin on 25th j Auc's', 1 880. This well known Institution efftrs «u ' jiCrior faeililies I'. r melt• a'l und luorni pint me, uouihinrd with the c.iHilolls ol j a pleasant, Well orderei! hmitrt. Charyes per session of 5 u.ocths : | Board (exclusive • I washing and liyhti-) and Tuition in (all English course, §75 Extra stuJies moderate For particU lars apply to T M ,)HNI:S, July t.—2tn. l'ievident. ■ K. B. TAYI A >T*. liupoitcr and dealer in CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE, lloiise-Fiiri)i>liiii£ C/oods. iu\, No. 1011 E. Mam Street, Oppositf PostUHice, RICHMOND, VA. July 15— 6ra. The Lightest Running Machine ever Made. THI MOST POPULAR AMD BUT OF AIL. Tk« Bobbins are Wound wltkoat Uaaalaf or I'Dtkrradtag tkc Varklaa. MO GETTING OUT 0? OKDEB. The Qesi Machine for Agents to Sell. Send for Illustrated Circular to People's Sewing Machine Co., Wadley, Ou., U. S. A NKW SIMiING GOODS HLXSIIAW BROTHERS. FOHt) sr, OrrOSITF VIEDMOXT WAREHOUSE^ wiin stc "rv. c., , Druler* in Dry Good*, Groceries, General Merchandise '• J*• * ■ fitt/fnh, (Jitiss Seeds, Ferti'izcrs*tind Oblbiffy I^foilucc. OUR KITOUTS TO BUILD I I' A f.AUGK TItADK HAS BKKN crowned with sneae" md ,ve have been compelled to double the s'zo and capaci ty uf .Hf ftiTvvr -toroi. n|.«t, which aives its.♦!»« best arranged anil most conven ient sure ru nil# in the Stile. Wo have ad'fi'd very many articles to our stock and .-''p ir i eu our w holes tie depigment from the retail .and uiude it very complete i and «,• hit ml m pie si lto oil i to the Spiina (rude both wholesale and retail a j' .r* i.i I' lnUly. v ijpiy and nmirnilude. never before iqilaled in this market, and 1 with uur i'ieli :ii d aeiiitits »i >1 renewed energy, we intend to tiller to our custom* ei» "rea'er in lueeil eiils than ever bidiire, and by puroniti).' I be same cour»o an liere lofi.rp, v\. h •(.; »ti ! i sped to achieve still urealw resu is, and to merit the hauie. | \\'e will ei otiuu# to have in ►lock a lull line of Ladies' Dress Goods, OP EVERY lIEsCRII'TION C//.VI/'/ CHRAVER / CI/EAVRST ! AND XO MISTAKE. \ fotlonndis, Nails, CamVnics, (ivens noil Lids, Sliirtj, j Jt\.ii!->- A\i-s.» Mullens, " Noise !lii»n, ' Plnida, t/iilliilß, I K e-' Icnnf, Worsteds, Mule Sl.oes, Lnillintf*, Ties, j Cifsiiiuns, ilium .urs, Meiiuos, Horse Shoe Nails, ( 'smiloi Siiii|>ender». ! lo.e-'.iii-, IC.'i'i.j, ('.isliinerw, Mnltin k-* ihii-s, Kl .inn-Is, llanilkeri liiefs, ! 1.. k». ill' lies. . .Kiv.i, l'oek.t KillM'S lil'iss. Puil.v, lll«itrli»d Domesli.-s, llleael.id • heelings, i lied - i' ' Miri.i ■ .'-liii i, Alfi'i .0 Prawurs, Hosiery, Ciloves, IllanUiU, tjnlt, ayiup, Leallur, 0i!», Vaieiabe- I,i lies' Ties, Lidies' Collars, I/idies' Ruffs, Perfumery, Soaps, Mo.r, Ltrd. If'e. .Suu«r Soil#. t)iugs & Djestuff', I'aient Medicines, Canned Kmii" " 11 ;«■ srs, ('ruckers, Candies, llal.s, Siatiuncry. School l'ooks, Crock ,is i i,t, |'.iii,r». Citten Yarns, Noii/ios of every deseri|itii>n, White Gnodb, Tru'ils .nt,' V.i!ati». Kbmr. Meal, Chop, Corn. Wheat, llye, Oats. Sole, Il irness •iti.l C;'» or 1, "at. er. t'ounlei panes, Blankets, Oil (Mollis, T.ib e I,mens, Napkins, Uil'bielias, tii- A I rire assortment of all colors and numbers of .1 & P. ''oat's S>!.\ Cold Sp">d C ' oi, always on hand, ai saine prices and mi satire terms that it is sulj by tin: i..ij_ct>i jobbing houses in America. You will save freight by buj ing from us Will continue to keep the ifcst Ass»i'(raciit of Alpacas isi Town. And offer induoemenls in Ladies' dre.-s goods We are Sob' Auei.is tor the Win chester CassiuioTs, Units and Slliv-s, which >re so well mid JavomMy kiioaii Ihat it is only neeessary to state ttiut wo will oiler Ibis )i- r a fjri »' I variety i ! butb than ever before Kverv pair of Shoes ana 110. ts lotiy war rani .1 It is a oouoeded laot that we carry a larger niul hotter a-«orfeil stM-k and sell uiore Sh es and Hoots than any hou«e in ibis t nfy. Our wholesalesale department will be more e.>n., .tie this year llian ever 'icfiiM and we are lully prepared to meet all competition b ti. heii. ami e.lstwhcte, md ask ■ur country merchants to make a note of (bis 20 (100 Bags for sale on liberal terms, t lis Spring of ALLISON & ADDISON'S "STAft rOMPI.KTK M A NIT Kls FOR TOBACCO. Dried Fruits and Country Produce if Kxc'.mngc for Merchandise, We invite ull to come and examine our stock and p'iccs before purchasing. N II MHDKAUIS, of For-ytli. ") 'I IIOS II l'Ki: It A VI, J, ;of Winston, | Are willi us as Salesmen, nnh J W. MAUTIN. of |l.ivie, J- invite their friends and ao- W. II BYMi M, of Si„k, s, j ij'lkiinauee» to call toil see K l'\ WAli'j.of Surry. j iliem. Ilesp'eel fully, April'loth, 1880 ' ' lU.XSUA 11' LIiOTUERS ilpj^ It lit the beat Mood Purin«»r, and stimulate* every function to more healthful action, and at thus a benetlt in nil diseases. In eliminating tin* impiiriti«»anf the Mood. tho natural ami necessary i • suit iathecureofscrof ulous and other HlMi Eruptions and lupuses, Including Cancers, Ulcere and other Horea. Dyapepsia. Wrakm-HH of the stomach, Const ipation, liiZXiuasM, tiencuU i>uhiliiy, etc., arc cured ny the *ufc> Rl(l«>n. It Is utie)Qaled as an appetizer uii-l regular ionic. It la a medicine which should be In every fam ily, and winch, whurever uned, will aave tho puyment of many doctors' hills. Bottles of two alaea; pricM, AO cents and 11.00. Slhx luHilcr, M.Y. Jfclffcend for Pamphlet and Teatlmouitia. HOHKKT W. POWERS. EDGAR D. TAYIOR. R W. I'OWERS * CO., WHOLESA LE DRUGGISTS, Di"il»r, in j PAINTS, 011.8, DVRS, VARNISHES, French and American ! WINDOW GI.AaS, PUTTY, SIC., CIGARS, SMOKING ANDUHKWING TOBACCO A Sl'EUi ALT) . 1305 Main St., Richmond, Va. August jirt— 6in ROOKI.\ UII A .11 AI ADL.W Y, AN CNOLISII XNB CLASSICAL SCHOOL. StuJiiiti Prepared jor Cclbffc or thf 'Practie.ll Butinttt of Life. I ... i. i 111 "l "i liti 1 1 I FAIL SESSION O PBH 8 AUGUST 2d, 1880. . TERMSMpdertile. Forimrlkulnrs, to 11. L.' UKADFItiLD, Priboi|ml, | July 2!>, ISBo —Cm Madison, N. C. J. ,\i MCIIOUAO.S, « I Til J. P. (J'urccisors to Yancey, Kraukiin & Co., i p R 11:« so r x«:! o\ s, I No. 1 Jui> Muiu Street, UUiwuoud, Va. March JT, ls7f>. It. SSI'AJiI,IsIILb lull. a. T. DAVIS —with — T. J. MAGTiUDER&CO., Manufacturers am) Dealers iu BOOTS, SHOES AND liHOUANS, No 31 Sharp Street, Baltimore Md. I August 14, 1879. 6m. COPY OF ADVKKTISK IKNTS, Big I'ay.W^tJd, | We want a limited numlier of active, ener getic canvassers to engage in a pleasant and i profitable business. Good men will find this a rare chance TO MAKE MOSEY. Su'ch will please ariVwer this advertisement by letter, enclosing stamp for reply, stating what busiuess they hare been engaged in. None but those who mean business need ap ply. Address, FINELY, HARVEY k CO , Atlanta. Ga $72 A WJSKK 551 li a day at home easily irade. Costly Outfit free. Address TRUK & Co.,Au>;usta, Maine. •* I.RU'S SPRPIFir MK»in\K. TRADE MARK Great JSq- TRADE MASK BEFORE 1 11 " 'AFTER TAKINa. ' follow, as a sequence of Sell-A blue ; as Loss of Memory, Uuive'sal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Did Age and many other disen -e» that lead to Insanity or Consumption and Premature Grave. Full particulars ,in QUr puwpltlfct which we desire to sc.id free by mail to every one. JZV The Specific Medicine is sold by all 1 druggists at if I per package, or six package* i lor $5, or will be sent free by mail on receipt ! of the money l>y itrtdrossing, The Gray Medicine Co., ■Mechanics' Block, Keuoit, Midi. s ZSi~ Sold in Danbiirj and every where by I all Druggists.