To produce the best results
in fruit, vegetable or grain, the
fertilizer used must contain
enough Potash. For partic
ulars see our pamphlets. We
send them free.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
Qi Nassau St., New York.
J. S. HALL,
UNDERTAKER,
Oxford, N. C.j
Bear In ruiod that I am always reach
to supply your needs In the undertaking
line, a9 I keep oa hand a large line of
caskets and coffins, all sizes, from thr
largest to the smallest, ranging in prio
from 2 up to $100. Nice hoarse will
modern equipments when deireL Al'
orders, verbal, letter or by telegraph will
have immediate attention.
Double Daily Service
Between New York, Tampa, Atlan
ta, New Orleans and Points
South and 7 est.
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Administrator's Notice
Having qualified as administrator of the estate
of Alfred Bullock, deceased, all persons indeb.ed
to said estate will come orward and make set
tlement, and all persons holding claims against
eaid estate will present them to me on or Defore
December 1st, 1901, or this notice wiil be plead
in bar of thir recovery,
Decb 6t M, L, WINSTON, Administrator
M u m m m
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GHKASS never have cronp in their families.
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Few mothers are healthy, because
their duties are so exacting. The anxiety
cf pregnancy, the shock of childbirth,
end the care of young children, are
severe trials on any woman. But with
VV'me of Cardui within her grasp, every
mother every woman in the land can
pay the debt of personal health she
owes her loved ones. Do yo'i want
li
robust health with all its privileges and
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to you.
i
strengthens the female organs and invig
orates weakened functions. For every
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substitute under any circumstances.
Mrs. Edwin Crass, Gormer, Mich.i "Yhe?, 1
commenced using Wine of Cardui I was hardly able
to walk across the house. Two week after 1 walked
half a mile and picked strawberries. hcn my
other child was born I suffered with Ubo pams IA
hours, and had to raise him on a bortl because I had
no milk. After using the Wine during pregnancy
this time. 1 five birth last month to a baby girl, and
was in Lsfcor only two hours, with but little pain,
and 1 have plenty of milk. For this great improve;
ment in my health I thank God and Wine of Cardui
r-. . j..: in rr rrmiirincr Roecial directions.
address, givk symptoms, 'The Ladies' Advisory
lJpoartment. 1 he Chat
tanooga Mcdidne Co.,
Chattanooga, Tcnn.
Sale of Land.
By virtue of authority vested iu the nrder
lrned by a certain deed in trust exeriited liy
Cornelius Tliory and others, on April 3. lSH'.l. to
secu.e Dayment o the purchase raon. y price of
tiie land h reirafter described, defau't haviiif
'-.een made iu the payment thereof, I shu'l oiler
for sale to the highest bidder for c&sh, at Ct-urt
House door iu Oxford, N. C , at paMic auction,
on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1001,
the following described land, viz; I-yirg in
Walnut Grove township. Granville county,
ahor.t one nrle south of Pleasant-' Po'tofiice,
adjoiuirg the lands of Wesley '1 horp on the
North, Jo Daniel on the Bast. Wi Hum lioyd
on the South, and JSatt Halt' on the West, ai'd
the Person C unty Hue, contains g 75 acres, be
the sar-e more or less, it Veirg the tract of land
formerly owned and occupied by the late Hay
wood Thorp. 11. M. SHAW, Trustee.
This January !), 1901.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator of the estate
of Mrs. Georgians McDaniel, dece sed, ili per
sons indebted to said estate will come forward
i.nd muke settlement, and all persons holding
claims agaiiist said esta'e will present them to
'e on or before January 7. 1902, or this notice
will be plead iu bar of thi.ir recovery.
C. C HSGjIE, Administrator.
Sale of Land.
By virtue of a power of sale contained in a
certain Di ed of Trust executed to me as trustee
on the 4th, day of January, 1900, by Alexander
Koberts and wife, eaid deed being registered iu
the office of the Register ol De-.-db of Granville
Cjunty in Book of Deeds of Trusts No 4t, on
page 5tl, I eh il:, on Monday, the
EIGHTEENTH DAT OF FEBKUART, 1901,
sell to the highest bidder for cash a certain tract
of land lying and being iu Granville county, and
more particularly described ar.d loan.ed as
follows: Adjoining the lands of M. C. Ransom,
D A Hunt, dee'd, J. S. Hunt, H. C, Herndon
and others, bounded as loliows, to wit: -Beginning
at a stake in D. A. Hunt's ai.d Alex.
Roberts' line, and running with Hunt's line
down a branch as it meanders 2390 f et, in a
Ncth Easterly direction to Fishing Creek,
thence up said creek 750 'eet to a stake, thence
at right angles and in a westeily direction to the
iine betvvetn said Kanaom and J. a. and D. A
Hunt to a stsKe 750 feet North of the beginning
point, thence aloig the line of said Hunt in a
Southerly direction 750 feet to the beginning,
containing by estimation 40 acres, more or less.
Time of Sale. It o'clock, M.
B. S. Rot st e it.
Trustee.
This 16th. January, 1901.
Notice of Execution.
North Carolina
perior Court.
Granville Connty--ln the
Inmac, Smith fc Co , "1
vs.
Roaster & 11.
and
L. A.
M.
Gillian Shoe Co.. (two J Tally, i'rading
executions)
J as Royster & ia'ly.
By virtue of three executions directed to the
undersigned from the Su. trior Court of Gran
yille Couuiy in the above emitkd action, I will,
on Monday, the 4th day of Febtuary, 1901. at li
o'clock M, at the Couit House door in said
County, sell to the highest bit tier for cash, to
satisfy said est cutosc. ail the right, title aiul
interest of the Defendants Royster fc ally, in
i he. following described real ertt.e, viz: a cer
tain Store house ai.d lot of land at Builock, ;s
C on or near the line of the Southern iCtiilw-y
right of way. in Sassafras Fo;k Township,
Granville county, adjoiGitig the lands o) J. a.
Wiliiaais, J A. Bull ,ck and others, conta.ing
1-4 acres, moie or less, it '-eirig the lot on wnicii
is situate lh-i ctore honse in which rioysttr &
fahej formerally conducted a m rcan-;le t-u-i
ness at Bullock. N. C and which was dee. I d to
them by J. G. Piltard & wi e an i J. A. Bullock,
Trustee. June 15, 1893, which deed is recorded ir,
3ook of Deeds No. 52, at page 3 et s q in t tie
office of hegistcr of Deeds of Granville county,
lud to which deed reference is hereby made for
farther uetcription of said pro, erry.
S. A. FLEMING, Shtrill Granville Co.
January 2nd, 1901.
Sale of Valuable Land
IK THE MIDST OF TH K FIX EST
TOHAU'O BELT IX N.C.
Under and by virtue of the authori'y conferred
lpon the undersinged by a certain order and de
;ree ef the Superior Court of Granville county,
rendered by J. G.Hunt. Clerk thereof, on the
27th day of November, 1900, in a certain special
proceeding therein pending eniit,ed A. A. Lvon
and wife and others, exparte, a 10 per cent bid
having been placed upon the former sales, I w ill
on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1901.
at the residence of the late R.A Lyon, deceased,
atrain offer for sale by pubiic auction to highest
bidder the following described lots and parcels
of laud, to-wit:
Lot No 1. 80X acres adjoining the lands of J.
II. Lyon, J. 1). Clark and others, and is sitr.ated
la miles South of Lyon depot, and miles
West of Creedmoor, with oublic roais on West
end leading to Lyon, and on the South leading
to Creedmoor. Has an unfailing weii of watr
on the place and good chimney standing ready to
bnild too.
Lot No. 2 50 acrea adjoining the land of
Abner Pe-.ce, Mrs. N. C. Lyon and others, situa
ted li mile South of Lyon and of a mile iast
of Wilsins. Has a frame dwelling house, one
room below and one above, and a log cook room
and well in ard and one of est springs in N. C.
with public road running through the land
Lot No 3. 89 X acres adjoining the lauds of K.
T. lioycroft, Louis A. v'i:kine, S. N. G- s and
others, with Southern Railway and public roal
through th-; farm, and a por ion of th land is in
75 or 100 yards of WitKius station V ell watered
with spring and nice situation to se tle on QtfctKi
leading trom Da'chvil e to WiHius station
11 of said lauds are in 1)4 miles of nfebilc
school konr-ea and c nvenienr, ta i linrr-hak.-. '-'iiT
Terms: One-third cash, one-third in fjft-ji?
,uu one laua in two yeare, ueierrea paynnirs
tear interest it fcix per cnt, title retainflg un
til purchase money is paid in full.
Time of sale 11 a m,
A A. LYON, Commissioner.
Mortgage Sale.
Under and by virtue of a morteage from W.
F. Lyon and wife to W L Beck registered in
Book 45 of Granville county. N. C. page 30 31
and 32. 'lhe undersigned will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, lor cash, at the
Court Honse door in Oxford, tranville county,
N. C on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 13lh, 1901,
at 12 o'clock M, a valuable tiact of land lying ii.
Granville county and bounded as follows to-wi :
On North bv the lands of J. C Fleming. o
the South by J. W- Lyon, on West by L. J. Chik
on the Bast by Ed Cash, containing liO acres
more or less. This sale eabject to a prior mort
gage of $86.19.
W. L. BECK,
Mortgagee.
Jan. 11th 1901.
AYCOCK SALARY BILL.
Judge tiraham Leads Opposition on
Constitutional Grounds.
The biil to increase the Governor's
silary came up in tho House Moa
ddv, Representative Hayes present
ing the iii. j. rity report, and Judge
A. v Grvtham that of (he minoritj
repoit, and under his able leader
ship the npriiy report was only
doptfd by a inaj rity of only 2.
No true or hp re honest man ever
arose in the Legislature to champ
i on any cause t han Gu Grahain,and
is honored for the courage of his
I'onvicrkn and honesty of purpose,
with no taint of demagogism lurk
ing in his breast. As to his collea
gue. Prof. VV. II. 1'. Jenkins he did
not vote on the measure as he did
not reach Kaleigh until Mo day af
ternoon after the adjournment ot
he Legislature.
We are indebted to the llileigh
correspondent of Charlotte Oo.rervtr
for a brief sketch of Judge Grahams
speech: r'" .
The bill to amend The Code and
increase the s-ilarj of the Governor
from 3,000 to 4,000 was thes
aken up as si special order. Judge
Graham, of the special committee.
rt rd a minority report, to theeffjcf
hat the increase of salary could nor
apply to the incoming Governor,
if id the obiect of the bill would be
defeated, lhe re; o;t was in the na
ture or a law brief, being an elabor
ite legal argument, citing Supreme
Court, opinions, against the legality
of the incoming Governor taking
additional salary.
Mr. Haves said the additional
amount would not be felt by the
rax-payers, and as it now was none
out a very rich man could in future
;i;p;re to the v fiiee of Governor. Mr.
Hayes concluded i-i a fiae strain of
argument and was liberally applaud
ed.
Mr. Graham replied that if the
argument of Mr. Hayes was true
G ivtruor-eleet Aycoek could not
-:ke his seat until January 1st, 1902
"This section of the constitution
has been tiiree times construed by
the Supreme Court of North Caro
lina. In the case of Adderho't vs.
McKee, in Battle vs. McKiner,
(Pilgrim Ashly case), and in Ward
vs. Elizabeth City, the court has
pKiuIy passed upon this section aud
settled this question. If the Supreme
Court is rignt, now can ii be r:d
that. Aycot'k's term did not begin
on January 1st, 1901? The framers
of that constitution were advertant
of just such circumstances as this
They wanted to prevent the sponta
neous generosity of members of a
party towards a great and popular
leaier under great political strain.
Aud many would vote for it In hope
of favors from the recipient of
their bounty. I do not believe if Av
coek thoroughly understood this
question he would take a cent of
the increas d salary. He would
spurn it. He dos tot love money
any now. In 1879 the Legislature
reduced the s,l ry to $3 000 That
act said it should go into eff et.
Norfh Carolina is now paying
above the average of States in sal
aries according to our means. We
are liberal with our public officers
We are not niggardly or parsimon
ious. We give the Governor a
magnificent home to live in, worth
1,500 and other expense, amount
ing to $5,000 every jear. The
salaries of all other State officers ar
-mall indeed compared to this gen
erous provision for our Gove o .
i'he Legislature that comes here two
years hence is the one that should
gr pple this q i siion. We have got
"W to make provisions for the poor
it sane now rotting in the jails, for
he education of the children r.t d
-nany other pressing needs of people
more en tit!, d io our b- n; Scene
The old soldiers are fast dying ( ff
and soon it will be too late to he'p
'hem. Fifteen years ago I was is
the Senate aud i bill ro increase the
G -.vernor's salarv to $5,000 came up.
then made the same argument
nracticaily that I have to-day. The
! j-ct was to in-rease the salary of
Governor Scales. We had in that
Seriate such men as Gatlio, Cannon
Bokin, M tson. Bonner and other
4 eat men aud after a long discus
sion the bill was defeat d and I hpe
she same result will be witnessed
here to-day."
Prof. VV. H. P. Jenkins.
Pre
f. Win. H. P. Jenkins, of
Granville, is the senior member of
the House, having been a member
40 years ago, in th& session of 1800
'61. Hon. Wru. T. Dnrtch, of G. lds
boro, was speaker Prof. Jen kens'
ol leagues vere Samuel H. Can
idy aud Jiimes M. Bullock C. H.
lv Taylor was Senator. Prof. Jen
kins has been for 14 years superin
tendent rf instruction in Granville
county, member of the county court
of Granville county for four years.
He is one of the best farmers and
iendiiig citizens of the county. He
ij-siiked very much to enter public
ife, but upon the unanimous de--liand
of the Democracy cf the
county he consented to become a
cand'tlate and was elected by an
overwhelming majority.
During the session of 1800-61,
Prof. Jenkius was chairman of the
committee and also chairman of the
Joint committee of the two Houses,
when it became necessary to unite
the two branches LVleigh Post.
Bears the Tiie Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature , SV? . y7
of
For sprains, swel ings and lamtless
there is nothing so good as Chamber Jain's
Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by J G
Hall. J '
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SUPPORT OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS
Nothing of flore Vital Importance to
A Community Than the Protection
and Building Up of Its Local News
paper. The local newspaper is it not a
chaiitable institution, but a local in
austry, just as much as a cotton mill
or any manufacturing enterprise.
It has just as much right to de
mand of us people their individual
aud united patronage, as doe
lhe local merchant, who will com
plain if any person goes away from
town to bur the goods he has foi
sale.
The citizens of the town will com
plain of the small size of their ioca
newspaper and the scarcity of it
news and never think that the rea
cause of its smallness is due to them
selves, their meager support of it.
The newspaper, its editing anc
publication, and the cost of issuing
it is a business proposition for it-
proprietor, as much so as is the sab
of goods to any merchant in th
town, only the support of the loca
uewspaper is of far more importance
to a town, than is the proposition
that every person shall give ful
support to every local merchant.
No local matter is of such vita
importance in any community a
the protection and building up of its-
local newspaper. New Bern Jour
nal.
The Passing of Russellism.
The people of North Carolina are
to be congratulated that the end of
Russellism is at hand and the dawn
of a brighter day is nigh. It goes
without saying that the adminstra
tion of Russell has been the darkest
and blackest characteriz d by more
scandal and controlled by tne most
underhand political pulls and in
liuences, of any that the good old
State has been called upon to endure.
And in its history, North Carolina
nas been forced to undergo many
tough and trying experiences. Ail
iHve been eclipsed by the record of
Russell.
In the early days of his tyran
nical rule, he outraged the name of
his State by the Corporation Com
mission scandal, and the memorable
iff -nr of the arsenal in the executive
office is not yet forgotten. Then
came the Smith affair in the Insane-
Asylum. Owher scandals developed
in the control of the penitentiary.
All could have been either averted
or corrected had the Governor stuck
to his duty. Bat hi3 appointees
acd favorites had to be protected
a d Lhe Governor was not the one
to forget them even if they were
rascals.
The Southern Railway fcffiir, the
asylum scandal,the penitentiary epi
sode, and the Railroad Commission
var with the conversion of the
executive office into arsenal, consti
tute the titles to some ot the black
est pages in our State's history. In
all Governor Russell figured. In all
his was the prominent part. In all
the casts he was the leading chara
cter.
Truly the State is coming into
better times. Truly a great load has
been uplifted and an ever menacing
danger thrown off and cast aside.
For with Russell in control we
knew not wjien nor where nor in
vvhat manner the danger would
come. We only knew that it exist
ed. We feel grateful for the pass
ing of Russellism. Smithfield Her
ald.
Thousand Sent Into Exile.
Every year a large number of poo"
sufferers whose lungs are sore and racked
vLh coughs are urged to eo to another
lirnate. But this is costly and not always
-tore. Don't be an exile when Dr. King'e
Sew Discovery tor Consumption will
ure you at home. It's th 8 most infalli
ble medicine for Coughs, Colds, and all
i hroat ana lung diseases on earth. The
first dose brings relief. Astounding
ures result from persistent, use. Trial
oHles free at J. G. Halls. Price 50s and
1. 00. JSyery bottie guaranteed.
Jeffreys Jottings.
The smallpox is rapidly "disap
pearing iu this section, and the
people are on the move again.
Miss Fannie Jenkins commenced
ler school again on Monday.
W. H. P. Jenkins spent Sunday
at home vsith his family.
Mis Cora Kearney was quite sick
i few days the past week.
Our people have ceased to carry
their aims in a sling as they are
getting over vaccination.
Mr. J je Peace Jenkins returned
to iiis school at Salem on Monday.
Messrs. T. L. Jeffreys and E. H.
Ev-ins spent Monday in Youngsville
n business.
Mr. J. J. Preedy accompanied his
irother as far as Raleigh one day
last week on his way to Texas,
The smallpi-x patients are about
well now, but not allowed to leave
home yet.
Messrs. Preddy and Tinpett are
getting ready to build a new wood
working shop, and the timber has i
been ordered.
The grand move is now on as
thos-3 who intended to change
homes during the holidays could
tiot no so on account of quarantine
regulations. Toodles
TO CURE A COLD I3f OVE DAY.
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All druggists refund the money if it fails
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eech box. 25c.
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cf
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ve would gather thee in. Come to
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neu, to type men, to telegraph men,
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.nd to everybody that we owest,
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with stony ana unrelenting eve on
Saturday night, that we may pay
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the blessed. Wilson JNews.
"Doctor, I shall never forget
that to you I owe my life." "Oh,
no," replied the doctor, mildy; "you
only owe me for fifteen visits 1 made
you during your illness."
is hard enough as
it is. It is to lier that
we owe our world,
and everything
should be made as
easy as possible for
her at the time of
childbirth. This
is just what
lOTHEB'S
Friend
will do. It will male e
baby's coming: easy
and painless, and that without tak
ing dangerous drugs into the sys
tem. It is simply to be applied to
the muscles of the abdomen. It
penetrates through the skin carry
ing strength and elasticity with it.
It strengthens the whole system and
prevents all of the discomforts of
pregnancy.
The mother of a plumb babe in
Panama, Mo., says: "I have used
Mother's Friend and can praise it
highly."
Get Mother's Friend at the
Drug Store, $1 per bottle.
The Bradfield Regulator Co.,
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Write for our free illustrated book,
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dyspepsia
biliousness
and the hundred and one simi
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lor inactive liver, quickly yield
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properties contained in
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body. Asa blood-cleanser, flesh
builder, and health-restorer, it
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"THE MICHIGAN DRUO COMPANY,"
Detroit, Mich.
q Take Llverettes for Llrer Ills. 5c q
i
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Henderson Telephone
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Rates From Oxford to the Following
Points.
Burlington 40
C'hat-e City .. 30
ClarkBville 25
Dudd 45
Dnrnam 25
Enfield 40
Franklioton as
Greensboro 45
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Go!dshoro 45
Henderson 15
Hi'h Point , 50
Hilisboro 30
Littleton 30
Lonisbur? 25
Mercer 40
Nashville 35
Kaleigh 0
Kocky Monnl 40
Scotland Neck 45
Smithfield 40
Spring Hope 30
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Washington... . 55
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Patent Office
Buffalo LsthSa Water in Typhoid
Dr. Cccrro Hen Johnston, rfc
Medical Coilegc, j .tcLiioiui, l'a,, says:
BVZtAsJU- St'ISiZlFl 3 EH RANG Ii OF USLF,L?,nt4S s 1
ANY OTHER HINdRAL WATER. Among the numerous condili...?:,
which I have applied it . L:i good results niayl-e mentioned TYPHOID ;'.' i.;
In this disease I have fo;i-.d it to serve vu excellent purpose in the
promoting free action cf the Kidneys, thus materially aiding in the elimin.;-,. '; ,.
deleterious matter. It h.is also seemed TO RETARD WASTING, and has
preserved a moist condition of the tongue and buccal mucous :rerr i,!,i(,?,
In addition, llio.-e us g it InrqJy have appeared to SUFi:F.R t
THE ORDINARY MiRY'CiiS SYHPTOMS INCIDENT 1 0 rROI-OlAb'
POISONING."
Dr. lchn Herbert Claiborne, r.x-rresident MaHi .v,w
Virginia, J-u-i sfa.-rg, i '., referring to Spring No. I :
"I often BjttT'T'AII 73?S5tR tfF5rr in the 1'cvf-rs r f x'.ua ;nt
use the WtSil&J&k La M Smfa. ViVW fcf i known as Malarial, TVph;i.
Malarial, and Atj'pical Typhoid.
i c . . . : . t
ana rcirigertijis;, ana an iitiivi; ciiuniiar.i. ji n.'aici im nwim,
the skin and kidneys, as any one familiar with its character miyht rc.i-, ,
expect. It has been Ion- noted for its SPECIFIC EFFECT L'PO.N HALA! '! M
TROUBLE.
"I went to the Serines a wreck from attacks of Lithemia, and after dr'nl in . t',.
water Spring No. 1 for a month I
a return of rny old mr.lady I resort to
most remarkable water in many respects, it was used cinrmj.; ? . i;-:,..t
recollection for diseases peculiar to women, and its restorative power was
considered marvelous."
Dr.T. L. RQOlh, AS for cfilie North Carolina Medico? Socitty. Cr-,- ' . r.
"In the treatment of Typhoid Fever, among the chief objects to alt.-ti:!- .
support of the strength of the patient, to prevent the formation f toxic u-j-i,- .
to eliminate from the system the toxic products of the disease when t 11 '
BsiFimo LmuA Water , RIrvoncs-no'. ilo
degree than No. 2. Both waters have highly benericial cc'.; on npa .1 -1
trie digestion, prevent and allay Nausea, and are, ct thi ;.a;re ti ne,
potent diuretics and diaphoretics and valuable s:imnlar.ts to the eni.sn. !.-it,
generally. This combination cf properties would seem to indicate th. - uau-is a- a
valuable aid to the physician in the treatment of such cases, but, fon : finely, we
are not left to any theory in regard to the action cf the waicr. In 1, , ..nr.
experience, and that of other piactitioners of my acquaintance, they ha ,e U-.-n !. .
positively and high'y beneficial in the treatment cf this disease.
Dr. William T. Howard, former j'ro.-ssor 1.;- , r,
aud Children, in t':e University cf Maryland, J'al.':nore, a!U :! f i'.e eotm:--"
cf the Spring mno l. nowu as Spring No. I in " a ivnle range ;. e a.-. .-;, ' t'i ii ;,' ,;
far-famed IVntte Su phur Springs, in Greoibriar County, West ,-., and a.:.;. ::;
following:
"Indeed, in a certain class of cases it is much superior to t?:e Ultcr. I
allude to the abiding debility attendant upon t.-rdy convalescence iron,
grave acute diseases, ar.d more especially to the CA.i.l LI ..,
SEQUELS incident to MALARIOUS FEVERS :n r-.ti lh?:r Rraj, s , ,
varieties; to certain forms of Atonic Dyspepsia, and i ll the ai'i'ecti..sis
Peculiar to Women that are remediable at all by Mineral V'a(. i i.i sinirt,
were I called upnn to state from vvhat Mineral Waters I have r :c i the
greatest and most unmistakable cmount of good arcr-.r 2 l.x ! i.-KtM
number of cases, in a general way, I would unSiejjilu'iiKfj.ly r.ny the ii'ii
falo Lithla Spring, i 1 Mecklenburg County, Virini.i."
Spring No. 1 is both a Nerve and a Blood Tonfc. and whrev(. r t'i.-ie i- -.iu-city
or poverty of the Blood, or where there is Nervous DebHi'y .r E!i:ti
tion, is especially indicated. In the absence of these symptoms : No. 2 is e l. i ,iiy
preferred.
Testimonials, which defy all imnutfion or questions, sent io any .- .-Mr ,...
proprietor buffalo' utim spoiKss, vmm,
XFORD I
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Springs Nos. and C
The Creat E 1 1 sr In c r
Poisons, U
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ino I'ossors ex rev
. 7 P X . .
' O,
and a Powerful A?iH.:nct
to the Physician in he
Treatment of f&aiarfoj
Typho-iVl a S a r S a L rsnd
Atypical Typhoid Fevers!
It is grateful to the IVuient,
. r. .1... . ; . . . : t .
was entirely restored ; and when
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