Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' ;.V v Thi Pkksidimt Calls thn Pbopls tc Church.?Washington, D. C. April 6.?The following proolammation was issurd laic (his afUrnoen: "By the President of the United States." "A hundred years hare passed since ths Oorernmont whioh our forefathers founded was formally organised. At noon ou the 80th day of April, 1789, in the oily of New York and in tho presence of an assemblage of heroio men whose patriotic devotion had led the colonies to vletory and independence George Washington took the oath of office as chief magistrate of the now bom Republic. This impressive aot was preoeded, at nine o'clock in the morning in all the nkMMk # A%__ "* " vmiiVUCS VI iue cny, dj prayer for Uod's blessing on Ike government and its first m. President. The centennial of this illoatrious event in our histery has been declared A URN BRAL HOLIDAY by act of Congress, to the end that the people of the whele country may Join in commemorative exercise* appropriate to the day. In order tbejoy of the oeoasion may be asaooiated with the deep thankfulness ia the minds of tho people for all our blessings in the past and in devout supplication to tiod for their gTacious continuance in the fhture, the representatives of religious creeds, beth Chiistian and Hebrew, have memoralised the gove&nment to designate an hour for prayer and thanksgiving on that day. Now, therefore, I, Benjamin Harrison, President of the United States of America, ia response to this pious and reasonable request, do recommend that on Tuesday, April SGtb, at the hour of nine o'clock in the morning, th* people of the entire country BBl'AIA TO TUK1R BESI'KCTIVB PLACES OV DIY1NX WCBSUIP to implere the favor of Ood that the blessings of liberty, prosperity and peace I may abide with us as a people; that His j ' hand may lead us in the paths of righteous/ fntn and good deeds. In witness whereof I $ " have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States of Amerioa to be 1^. ftflRwarl B "Don# in the City of Washington this ^ fourth day of April, in the year of our Lord 18S0, and of the independence of the United States, one hundred and thirteenth. Benjamin Harrison, [seal.] -By the President. Jamks Q. Blaine, Secretary of State." BadFirss in thi Woods.?A gentleman who arrived ir. th? city last night after having driven through .the country from Hendersonville reported terrible destruoiion from forest fires between Inman and Cam> pobello stations on the Spartanburg & AsheTitle Railroad. The people, whose houses were in imminent danger and some of these who had been burned otit, had removed their household goods and stook to the Bfc . plowed fields around to escape the destructive flames. The tewn of lnman was thought to have been burned and the wind was blowing a teriffio gale oarrying the flames with it. Fines in thr County.?It was reported in the city yesterday that large forest fires were raging in the vicinity of Traveller's Rest, on the line of the C. K. & W. road. The fires had already covered considerable ground and one house was renorted hnr..?<t Another fire was also reported near the Reedy River Church, on the White Horse road. With such winds as prevailed yesterday it is very prebable that much damage was done.?Greenville Newt. Norfolk Swkpt bt Fibs and Cyclone.? Norfolk, Vs., April 7.?A storm of thunder, lightning and hail, which brvko over the city yesterday morning, changed at 10 o'clock last night into a cyolone, the wind blowing fifty-four miles an hour until 6 o'olook this morning. The wind came from the northeast and blew into the harbor and its tributaries. The tide, whieh was at high water this morniog at 1.86 o'clock, was eighteen inohes higher than ever reoorded before. j?- The lower part of the oity was flooded, and fire broke out on Water Street, caused from slacking lime on the wharf of Johft O. Gamago A Son. The old Cotton Exchange building, containing about 800 bales ef cotton, and the warehouse of J; W. Perry ft Co., containing a^out 600 bales of cotton. were totally destroyed. Thr loss on buildings end stock destroyed in this blook is estimated et $150,000, pertly insured. It is probable that the losses busttained by wholesale grocery merchants from water foroed into their warehouses by the unprecedented tide will nearly equal this mount. Fatal Railroad Wreck.?Baltimore, April 2.?A special from West Point, Va., says a fatal wreck occurred on the York River branoh of the Richmond and Danville Railroad, about 2 miles above, about 9 'clock Saturday night. The heavy rains of Saturday washed out a culvert and a part of the dam between the tank pond and the river, and an engine and seven freight oars # plunged into the washout. Two men?a colored brakeman and the fireman, a young man namprt ? " ?? k?' 1 -?" < ?nv?w uuncu unaer tho ears and killed. Thd body of the fire* man has been gotten out, but the colored man has not been found. Engineer Lynch was terribly scalded, but managed to orawl * * out. Fire at Knoxville.?Knexville, Tenn., . v April 4.?The box, keg and wheelbarrow factory of R. D. Ssinuel & Son was destroy* ed by fire to-day. Less about $20,000. List of Letters! Remaining in the Postoffice at Union for the week ending April 18tb, 1880. .. n Bates Miss 8a\lie Robinson Mr. Jc ?Dv. k A < Dimood Mr. John. Reed Prof W * XJ. Gist Mr. Johnnie. Robinson V. prinoe Mrs M F . Pewits calling for the aboT, letUrg wlu I 1 please lay they are ad' -<ltlMd fcnd w||l b# required to pay on# ceBl for their delivery H J- c- HUNTER, P. M. jrf&acmio Meeting. HE regular Monthly Communloatiow of \?r X Union Lodgo No. 75, A.-. F.-. M.-.will be held this (Friday) evening. A fall attendance is requested. W. W. HUGHES, Administrator's Notioe. ? T)KR80NS holding claims sgainst the esX tote of Ata Smith, deceased, will plsase present them to me, properly probated; and thoee indebted to lhe said deoeaeed will pleaee make immediate payment. , March 80th 1880. WILLIAM SMITH, Adm'r Aea Smith. April 6 14 4t. Lr SPRING IN FULL BLOOM L MRS. GRANT'S. [ I hare just received a well selected and | v complete aseortment of Ladies and Misses k HATS AND BONNETS. % Flowers and Trimmings, Cor Br sets and Bustles, r which I will sell at (he lowest prioes. Call I and see me. The bets and trimmio(s will | speak for themselves. I Yours Truly, I MBS. J AS. GRANT. AfrUll 16 81 Notioe of Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby [given that by per mission of Hon James M. Geo, l'robati Judge for Union County, I will, on tho lOtfc i day of May 1689, make my fionl return and apply for letters disinissory as Administrator of the estate of Isaac P. Murphy, deceased. All persons having o'.aims against said estate must | resent them to me, properly attested, on or beforo that day or they will be forevor barred. J, F. BAILEY, Adm'r of est. I. P. Murphy. Apt 11 12 16 4L Notice of Final Discharge. NOTIcr. is hereby given that by permission of Hon. James M. Gee, Probate Judge for Union County, I will, en the 10th day of May 1689, make my final return and apply for letters dismissery as Administrator of the estate of Sylvia K. Murphy, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate mast present them to me, properly attested, on or beforo that day or they will bo forever barred. J. F. BAILEY, Acm'r estate Sylvia P. Murphy. April 12 16 4t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Conrt of Common Pleas. W. Thomas Littlejohn, Plaintiff, agaiutt. rh.rlH ?i~- ^ " " " - MIUIO, V/tl'UIIUU b. aimore, sarab Adeline Sims, Mary E. Hamilton, William H. Wallace, Defendantt. To the Defendanls above named : YOU are hereby summoned and required to ansWfirdhe complaint in this action, of which a ooipy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a oopy of your auswer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office, 2, Law Kongo, Union,.South Carolina, within twenty days after the servioe; hereof, exclusivo of the day of suob service and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff* in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated April 9th, A. D. 1889. MUNRO & M (JNRO, Plaintiff1a Attorney. To the defendant Caroline E. Elmore: Take notice, that the summons in this action,. of which the foregoing is a oopy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Union in the State of South Cerolin* on the Dth day of April, 1889. April 9, 1889. MUNRO & MUNRO, Attorneys for Plaintiff 2 Law Range, Union 8. C. April 12 15 Ctj SAVE YOUR MONEY, BY BUYING PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS OHEMIOALS, PAINTS, OILS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, ETC., j.w. mhmi DRUGSI8TS. PRESCRIPTIONS 'CAREFULLY CQ* t POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. PU1-E WINES AND LIQUORS, for Ned ioinal use. FINN OIGARfj AND TOBACCO. | WSF" Our Geodg have beau bought LOW i?r vAon, tnii selected with the greatest i oare, and will be sold at the very lowiet prioes. J. W. POSBY k BRO. . March 22 12 ly. AN" ORDIN'AN CE TO RAISE 8UPPLIE8 FOR THE FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING SEPT. 10, 1889. Couvcil Chambkx, \ Uxtoif, S. C., April 2, 1889. / BE it erdained by the Tewn Ceuncil ef Union, in the (Kate of 8outh Carolina, now met and setting, and by the authority, of the same. Sbotion 1. That a tax of two (21 mills upon every dollar ef the value of all Real eat ate, Stock in trade and p arson al property in the town of Union, be and the same is hereby levied, to meet the ordinary expenses of the municipal government of "id town, for the fiscal year or mmenoing Sept. 10th, 1889. 8so. 2 That the sum o f one dollar and fifty cents be fixed aa a commutation for street and road duty, and the said sum is hereby required to I o paid by each and every able-bodied male person - beimcmr, ik, " * "" " ....? ..... ?k riguieen ana niiy-nve year* old, w'a0 reside within tho incorperata limv'.s 0f said tawo. 8*T,. 8. That tha Town Treasurer da prefti at onea to collect the Taxes herein , levied, and that ha shall keep his books I apao from tha first day of May next until tha first day of Jnna naxt, after wh'oh time ha shall proceed, by distress or otherwise, as prescribed by law, to oollect auoh as remain nopaid, with a penalty af twenty par eent. added. Sec. 4. That the basis af valnes for the taxation of Real Estate, personal property and stoak in trade, shall be taken from the books of tha County Auditor, for the year 188B, flit as it relates to tha towh c.1 Uoio*. Sao, ft. Lfotnee fees shall be as follows : Par aaeh dealer in fertilisers from 8 to 86 tons $ 6 OC For aaeh dealer in fertilisers from 86 to 76 tans 10 0( Far each dealer tn fertilisers from 76 to 226 tons 16 00 Par each sawing machine agent 6 0( " life insurance agent... 10 0( " ? fire ' 10 M " livery or 'sale stable... 26 0< " carriage, baggy and horse, kept for, hire outaide of livsry stable 10 0< For eaoh two-horse dray per annum.. 10 0 Por eeoh on?-hor?e dray per annum eaeeete ftedee tee eeaaeeaow ^ ^ Por euh billiard nob on main -26 0 For aaoh billiard room an back. Mr eat .? ? ?. -11 ^ Por aaoh Ian pin alley eeaapna a?.a 60 C Par aaoh and or try oireua par dap :. 76 C Por aaoh and erarp aida abaw par dap 10 ( Por aaoh and every itcturo, mutieal entertainment, play ar bow, for raward ar gain, par dap 6 < Por aaak and avarp itinerant ataaman, par dap 0 < Por aaoh and arary anotiaaaar [ par dap aa aeaaOCaeea* #aa?OW*aa < eaeoeOaa 2 I Dona and ratifled under the aarpara aaal of the aaid town of Union, an the J dap of April, A. D., IMP. ). H. Honoaa, W. T. GBA .HAH, Clark and Traaa'r. v Int eedant. April 6 H ?t . s. 4 > j' > / ::i j UNIMPROVED LANDS OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR, \ " Uniwk, 8. C., February 1, 1880. / The following Act ie published in aocord- . I aoco with 8ection 8 : An A ct to "allow .unimproved lands whiob have* not been on the Tex Books since 1875 *o be listed without penalty. Sxctiox' 1. Do it enaotod by the Senate i and Hous# of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Asse.-nbly, and by the authority of the same, That in all oases where unimproved land whi'ch bat not been upon the tax books since tiro fteeoA year commencing November 1, 1874, and wbioh are not en the forfeited list, sh^ll at any time*before the 1st day of October, 1888, be returned to the County Auditor for taxation, the said Auditor be, and is hereby instructed to assess the same and to enter it upon the duplicate of the fiscal year, eommenoiog November 1, 1887, with the simple taxes of that year. Skc. 2 That all such lands as may be returned to the Auditor for taxation between the first day of October, 1888, and the firat day of October, 1880, shall be assessed and ' charged with the simple taxee of the two ! fiscal years commencing, respectively, en ; the first day of November, 1887, and the first day cf November, 1888. Skc. 8. That as soon as praotisable after ibe passage ef this Aot the Comptroller general is directed to furnish a copy of the same to caoh Auditor in the State, and the Auditors are required to publish the same iu each of their county papers, sacs a -week for three months during the year 1888, and for the earns period of time during the year 1889, and the cost of sueh . publication shall be paid by the county treasurer, upon the order of the nouaty commissioners, out of the ordinary {county Approved December 19, 1887. NAT. B. MORGAN, Auditor Union County. Feb 8 6 8m AREVOLXJTION ! IN SEWING MACHINES. The ?'DEHOR?ST," with high arm, drop leaf, and cover, as illustrated, and fall set of nickel plated attachments, WARRANTED by the manufacturers, for 6 years. Same as sold elsewhere for $35, only $19 SO CASH, at Factory. Ttnusands now in daily use. Save Agvtale' great big profits, and bay direct of rU31X.n, 1! !JL.IVlPiE> ? lu. March 8 10 if The State of South Carolina. C0UNT7 OF UNION. By JAS. 31. GEE, Eiq , Probata Judge. W1IEREA8, Harper F. Floyd, of Union County, in said Slate, has made suit to me to grant bim letters of Administration on the estate of and effects of Mary Elisa r Floyd, deceased. ? These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and aingnlar the kindred and creditors of the said Mary Elisa Floyd, deoeased, that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. H., South Carolina, on tbe 20tb day of April 1889, , \fter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tl \e foreaooo, to show cause, if any they ba why the said Administration 'should not !>? granted. Gi under my hand this 3rd day ef April jAobo Domini 1889, JAMES M. GEE. Judge Probate. Published on th? 5th day of April, 1889, in the Olaion Ti.ric*. Aril 6 14 ^t*. I AM now ready for taking the papular Minette, (known as cigarette. V, Plaid out, per dox. - 91 00 Gilt edge, per dos. - $1 60 Come and get some of those little favorites. I don't take lees <than a dozen. When you come for a alt ting, always bring yaur purse, yon always need it before yon leave. W. C. GALLAGHER. Photo Artist. T)ce 14 ?0 tf Notice to Builders. Office or County Commissioners, 1 for Union County. / Union, 8. C., March 1689. THE Board of County Com miss ion era will receive sealed bids until the third Friday in April, for the building of the Superintendent's house, at the Poor House. 8peoiftostions of the building can be sate until the 18th April, at the office of Coualy i 'Commissioners, Union C. H., S. C. ; Cnas. Bolt, WM. M. GALLMAN, Cierk. Cn'm'n. 1). 0. C. March 29, 13 8t 1 ; IMPORTANT MEETING. i of thb board of nrkTTKTTV nrtTAAATRRTn'MTO'D Kt , OrricR or Counts Commissionbbs, 1 j . . Union Counts, j j "VTOTICE ia hereby given thet a special JAI meeting of the Board of Connty ComtniMioners for Union County will be held at rj Union Court House, at the offioe of said county Commissioners, on ihe 20th dej of 0 April 1889, at 10 o'oloek a. n?., for the coneideration of the expedieney of ohanging 0 the loeation of the highway leading from Union Court House to Booty's Ferry, st or O wear the Sopple Jack branch. All persons interested will bo permitted ^ to offer testimony at said meeting foe or O against the ohanging the loeation of said highway. )A By order of the Commissioners. CHARLES BOLT, K> Clerk. Meh 28 18 8* * AN END TO THE HOBROB ? -OP? EXTRACTING TEETH, w I em prepared to extract Teeth witheat pale or danger, by the nae of Qaa. I guarantee all of my work to glee aatft faotioo. L. K. MKAD02tR May 4 18 "sllpl We invite o^Hends ahd patrons t S P.El N G is bow being ope We call the Ij&dies attention to our ment, consisting of Henriettas, Cashm< Chambreys, Sateens and Calicoes. : S O Oar line of Shoes is large otod compl Boys, Ladies and Children. rLy a pa $4.00 HAND-KIAI : H : A: Our line of Hats, in both Straw a "City." \ S A D D I Just received a nice line of Saddles, We find that we are overstocked in 1 inducements in both Mens' and Youths HA R D ^ Do you need any Plow Stocks, Hoes other farming implements ? If so, yoi look at our Stock. CROCKERY I We also have a full line of Crocker; low prices. March 29 ' 18 a m m TTV i\y?' *' ill IN IS CALLED TO THE FA THE Li Jk-TS MOST CO Stock of Plantation Ha are Sell LOW AS TH plows, plow 8tock$?/"" .. > chains, axes, picks, mattocks; We are Agents lor the A A A x Best in th< FOSl ' T A A - ^ Jan 4 ' y - Selline Out, selling READ CAI I\ TTTTA T) " &.IXU lYUiJ! That FLYNNibiw always been' this section c I HAVE now made the greatest effo thing, if possible. And if Gooda sacrificed era, I can convince them that tho Goods A. RE- JuSsAfCf 3 *Seal Plush Mocljeskas advertised al houses at $16 50 to $*20, I.will sell at Misses Newmarkets, fine' Goods, at Ladies u " nice " at Those Gdods are worth double what I have the fashionable Tricot from Those Goods are 54 inches wide. Cashmeres, double width, from 14?c I have all dress trimmings, including 55c. worth 85c. Worsted dress Goods Jeans, Flannels, Ticking, Towels, 1 BOOTS AN HATS ANI MY STOCK ( is acknowledged b/^M? person, to 1 have ever seen above Charleston. I hare thousands of ot\er articles t tion; but if you want as tttany Oooc for |15, DO NO FAIL 1111 ^ ^ LEADER AND OH .?i i ' i" ti i. t )PENIK(; -' + - 'I , o call an<l examine our beautiful s t o:c k ,< toed ^ _ ; o o i) s . Mrell stocked Dress Goods dcpart>riMJ Wfimtonilt ninrrliims T.nwno J -- Vl.lguu..., ? B S : ? eto in every department, for Men, ir of our Gcntlemcns guaranteed >E SHOES $4.00. T : S : nd Felt, aro the nobbiest in the i E R Y . Harness, Collars, Bridles, etc., all CLOTHING! ;liis Line and are offering special ?' Clothing. 7 A R E . i, Plow Points, Heels, Screws, and i will find it to your interest to TINWARE. y and Tinware, which wc offer at RICE & MCLURE. f TIO JN LOT THAT WE HAVE IRGEST r i> MPLETE rdware, in Union, and ing as E LOffEST: BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS ANVILS, HOES, RAKES, SHOVELS and SPADES, NAILS, &c,, &c. i Buck-Thorn Fencing, a World. ?ER, WILKIN8 & CO. 1 tf ; Out Selling On t EFULLY HUlUJJLilV, the Leader];ofLow Prices in ff country.; rt of my life to clean oat the whole L in prioo will eooviaoe the closest bay R1FICE3D. t Evrick's Ridleys and other large ^12 50 and $lo. 92 50, 92 75, 93, up to 95 50. 93 25, -93 75, 95. we ask for them. 19c. to the finest grades at 67ijc, to 30c. I watered sine, wmcn 1 will sell loi from 4c a yard up. Vhite Counterpaines, very cheap. D SHOES, ) TRUNKS )F CLOTHING oe the largest and best selected the hat space will not admit me to mer Is for $10 as can be had elsewhei TOO ALL AT 'LYNN'S, AMPION OF LOW PRICES. 21 if y NEW GOODi^ Our now Spring Stook is arrririn* inspect prices Our Milliner, MISS FUNCK, is i kets, where slu large and Line of Millinery Goods. She will 1 and will be pleased to sec her many fr will bo able to sell them goods cheape Call and see us and get first choice Thanking the people for their liber; continuation of the same in the future graha: Sept 14 8 9 dimes! Or, to be more plain, nine dimea you spend your dimes with GARRErJ I carry on a CASH business. I save in Book-keeping, in bad and give my customers the benefit of 10 per ce1s By selling these Goods at ten cents That is how I make it out that nim 9 DIMH ONE D0LLA1 every time at Gai Pianos and Organs sold on easy prl SCHOOL BOO: AN D SCHO< CIIE A PE R 1 BLANK BOOKS Sept 21 jew:i ,AT PRICES NEVER FIRSl-CLASS JEWELRY CHEAPER TIIA PLACE IN T wo auu oee j? . w. l WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLAT And All Kinds of Musical Instrument Which I will sell Repairing in Watches, Clocks and Jewel rices, AT F. G TREFZEI Jan 18 if any dealer aaya lio lias the W. L. DoiiklBt Shoes without naiuo and price stumped <>d the bottom, put him down a? a fraud. $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Best in the world. Examine hi* K.OO OKNdINK HAND-SEWED SHOE. it.OO HANI)-SKWKI) WKLT SHOE. KJSO POMCK AND FARMERS' SHOE. > 92.no KXTRA VAI.IJK OAI.F SHOE. 19.911 WORKING MAN'S SHOE. 92.0O nod >1.711 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES All made in Confrreaa, Dutlon and I.aoe. r W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE! LACHES. Beat Material. Beat Style. Beat Fitting. U not cold by your dealer, write W. L. DOUGLAS. BROCKTON. MASS S. M. RICE, JR., E. U. Agent, Unian, 8 C. Jaa 18 3 Cm. y."0ri^3d!5^ fffl"; Sol 1-1 flolrl W.iib.*iT%yiYl I Hl'i<fiSiK\ >ol.i f'-r .2 lUO. uulll UirtT, Ij II11 I a I I t A-?&PL\A* llm Jjv. >*?I. h in 111* W'-rltl P n rl n a | AS?nntb]n IVlfc.l llmrkn|?r. III ill ^T'r''' B j^5S5^^teltly run occnre one Am t<nr?thrr vrl'h oar letpe ?nd??|. ??bl? lino of Iln iorhol'1 nWlyUUUHCJP^ S implr ?. Tbm iimplN, *i >. ^^^SSSSSSiir " ' the wrotrh, * taml 1 Vrct, ?M <A?r fmi bin btp ,A rtt?n? la ywar home fT 9 ?"?hi r.nd ihown them to tboot tJ who MJT bore tilled, ther bocome youi own property. Thaw who writ* ot onto <?n do one* of reeelrloff the WntrA ?4 SaMAlri. Woj*ty al\ npreii, rm,ht,ot* Add root itlMMkolt Co., Sox 9,1 forUand, ilaUM, Money to Loan. In rants tf#SOO ?d apttwu, t bo secured by trot mortgage i aprtm form lands. Apply to - ^ ? ... D. A. TOWHSKND, Atornoy, Union, & C> NEW* GOODS <T~ _ x f r daily. The public is inviud to t them. tr TSO-C^ low homo fi orn the Northern Mar) has bought & fT\T .Wll .1 UUiVir.LiJ!iTJ!i mvc the Goods open in a few daya, iends and the public generally, and r than ever, of the Goods. il patronage in the past, we ask M & SPARKS. CHEAP CASH STOKB. i * DNS IS 10. i buy one dollar's worthYtf fhiadfr If PT. debts, in postage, and Pass Beak it. IT. SAVED, off the dollar, c times one is ten. S BUY i IN GOODS, rett's Book Stor?. torms. Call or writ? and gH CCS. ALL OX^ SUPPLIE1?, 'IIAN EVER, OF ALL KINDS G. I*. GARKHTT, if - E3 L R Y : KNOWN BEFORE. N YOU COULD BUT IK ANT Om^ II IS STATE. "REFZBR'S StOCK. SCHOOL BOOKS, ED WARE FINE STATIONERY. 3 as Violins, Banjos and ACeerdteas, at and below cost.?-? rjr. You will find the Best Work ahd Lewes* t'S JEWELRY STORE. Next Doer te Baehheitfs. 3 ( * DRS. 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And thousands of others la srery part Of the i United Stales. . 2?g . i "Compound Oxygen?He Mode of Action > and Jteeulte," ia lha title of a Mir tkoehtir* of (wo hundred pages, pabliahad bj Orw. 1 Stark ey A Palan whioh girts to aQ ta^airers full infornatloa as to (bla remarkabe camtire agent and a retard of several hoadrwd surprising ouras ia a wido range af ehrearia oases?in any of then after being ah? liaid A to die bjr other physicians. Will be mailed '^.4| . free to any address oa appW tails* Read the brochure! DR8. QTARKBY ft PA14K. No. 1629 Arch Streak, PhlkdilphitjIS;