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N E W S A N D . EAAI. - MnSED y:1 -W E EK!. =.TEMD,, 1.3.UA%1_NCE: - ' ear. - - - ;-00 .' R1on,th. - - - - 1-.0 2.D V,!.'T1i2;'U~ i.1[F hA. tAsil: ;o N. I'eZ '.r rates ch-rr::sti fa obitui iie. Orders for Job Work oli: ited. This nlewsVpapet'r is i n :. ibefr e ilal:u in the dtt rial co kl.:a:. AU articles for pi: o r:ta empan:ed by the true mo the ?!u -uli written in respect^ui tilten 'n ot e de tf tit ravr i ' All c:munUiC.ttns-daltd b .1 I ut loca'-.shold be adr e i "t .;WS AND E:iER.IL: CO W. D. 1}OCGLY , Editt, JAS. Q. DAvIs, Treasurr WV. J. ELLITr, Bsns aa.: \V; NNS3OiU, S. C. Satur.ie,Novembr-r9. ::-9 The ConVention. The suflrage qetion has 'exce Iml?r, attention than anythin,r cse i th ; Convention, and perha)S prope so. It is conceded that the conve:,:." was called principally for the piurg e of settling this question, an:1t .dpti: sole plan by which white sure could be maintai ned even if the w bite po)le .i vdedl in:o two 101 parties N t o:ly \wa it the nur: -C o g.:t~ zu:ny wh>J rivo;r ':e m1Ur':ly, bat the; ald wa :C"d t (1 :, husCtlr. It was to b"e wi *. pe:.yby c:-ns;Zitmjfina n.c n i - o tr etecI1.ns iea'cl i r "' .:r t. i. e absolu:ey fai: and a':l Senator Tilna:i said th:. .. was ready to th tow away "the: o s :.. chalice" of fraud so that '::C et:l point thelr nlIgcrs a.t Sou'h i:: and say "you are ro.te:."Th: Ctn rittece's report threw one sate gni at least ::round the eleciins by ?t viding that all political parties should be representea on the board of m.:.a gers. This was stricken ou.. We are glad to record that Senator Tii:1n voted against the moticn to strike out the provision, but we t. egret that he did not mnake a speech inl uppor~t ot his position on this speca 'et: e of the report. Ix is to be regretned t action was taken on tids~ very'mpr tant matter when so few ofthe em bers of the om)vCent were presen.. In thisC )ltc>nc-o i: 1 a plUa -ur1~ to note thlat Mr. Mce:res was at his posi and voted against s:riking4 out the f re vision for igqual uw.gement of the -ections. The appeal provi in in :he ph:2i is a good one. Under 31r. Ur::an's amendment an appeal shall b3 de aoco. that is, that the appe:la:tt shali been the same footing before any court to which he appeals as he was b,efor3 theC Rgistra:ion officer, and the Leg:.s . lature under a further amendm ertis required to provide for suc:h an ap peal. Wedtresday was a very lively day in the convention. T:e principal innt ter for conisiderati w::as a proposed amendment tti;owwg :he State thle right of change of ver:ua, wvhich p;ro yoked a very breezy debate between Messrs. B. R. Tillman and Barker, who became very personal in the de bale, but finally clasped Lands, and Mr. Tillman proclaimed thit Charles toni and Edgefield would henceforth be counties 0of the same State and they would work together for the general welfare of the State. This question of allowing the State a change of! venue before a true bill has ban i found is a very serious one, and o ih t not to pass. Mr. Meares, alt og a strong friend of. the diispen sary, made short, but vigorous speech against it, we are glad to see. A n means. so much more than you imagmne-serious and fatal diseases result from; triflino- ailments neglected. ~ Don't play with Nature's greatest gf-elh out of sorts, wea and generally ex hausted, nertvous, and can't work begin at once tak ingg themnost re'. b.e strengtheai .m - 11311 1 'nedicine,which is Brown's Lro:x Bit B, ties enre-benefi B ttoerssfomth - te:,and it' ICures Dyspepsia, Kidney and L.tys Neuralgia, Troubles, CoKnstigation, Bad Biood Malaria, Nervous :iim nts4 Wmnscomlaints. '.Get onythe gen:ine--it h:ss eoSs , rec Slines on the w:apper. Al othz:s n::e sh sntutes. On rece:it of two 2-.rtnw w il se"d set of Ten BacGu V,,r~' Fair views and book-i:.e, snOWN canMciA cc. m-LT;oE Y-e followig from t:e r (iu ( ;i is an editorial C:.durSc:elnt of M. Meares' proposi.0n to allow omnenl ownting. thr1ee hunitedt( dollar." worth of proper;y to t h rei rIuc 1o b:-,nd c issues: The ainedme t L ; u:C rticle 1=rol)osed, by r. _e!'t:e-, u_ L-'ai.ti:! , to allw w uoliu: who u:cl U:U ,t;v of th a of -:9 or t:ore0 r0to v o' 1 ;: a . t211 \v o i'r "'' palitic, a)I)'ars to us t) OC a !hor U11,41iV L i;od a .(. I o . t is siafe bctnse at dUes t iro.1'1 due the ele:a,t o. 1:Unia.i1 2'ira, into .. [purCly cii c,' ece.io1 or (lte'o0n, )CeaulSe it wuldl aT::t_ bu tew wOmenCP, aind Uean se, as e: da.l'. by its advocates, 11he oCCs701.s 0r such Cle, on1s only ceor at long iUter vals. It is ipnossb!e to see how any ha-m conld comle O such a measure. it is a goo( olC bause it woui render ;.imple jU6tiCC to women who own pro: riy to ^11oW t1em to voC on the question of bou(l'nl all tatd initi it for vc is to,eiher, anu Lccise all o\;ners of p.oper,y ofany considera)le amount should have a voice in the (L" termination of such2 a ieSton. it appears to us 1rtt the as:1nnC'. far, is all one way. It is reinforced, mo~eutetr, 1.: t ' further iln)orat tu ii lein :tIil Silch of tie p"op: rt y in , i: : - iul!ly halt, as e=titcted by ::u an thoritics-ia held in th mi-l women, all of his larte ulrt i. will be rap' esInted in .tI e 99:1! t!eCtion. The wOme - ow!) it cannot vote and thir h: -u:tid er other male represen :i' ve -n 1 11 t e 'c for thel. Tl.e eie toli v .;N ne de cided is f;: 1v ) i 1 : . of .ihe who are estesal- conc n is result. It was e.aut'Mnl by rrin ihat Cver1V m:'ie 1 a'p:yCr o'g" h)t to be :llowed to vote on such qtlesions, howeve: small the amount of prol)ertV he paid ttx on, and he ured that it was "not right to subje't "ils proper:y to ta:atioln or mnorItggnC "t*without his having some voi~c in t.e mna .er.: This argune.,t hois _ god for women tc ,iayers as men, in any \ .Cw the subj 0c, and it h!._ harder and iV:rCert~ii w he * x:''.r osa o the C'iiu is to (ivt ViCl -wneri a 5pciiil 11ivi:rg ,e It i p-o oed to exCGde S ae men .:om _:ti?' on ti:e qU stion 0! ba it:;:: the :i,1ert or the comum'it c t:e are lt't properlt\ Ownr', "d a the samie tii1t to e~ cil' i l . oil= wO own p.one:"t bec-li....l:. rc n:.t me:). The sc::oa.1 is sim l i ^onsis:ant i'1 thte pa eharon is3 1indefensible as it is lu:oni 1stent if| he property interest is not limpo rautt ciough to V!!OW wome 'oi 0vot u0: acecmit of it, it is not imprant: L .ogh to ecude men. who aol' itherwise qaI be allowel to '" i.I -uch c:e.itis oa. th e acelectors .-houridlbe :Kl.aed to vocte. T'ec popo-e-i dis eriiation is i.eitacer just~ nor logieat. Four ]Og!S'vccess* lavin:t th nerdedt meri1t to i.o0re than :a-e itood all the adrtesising' clai.ned Ier the:l, the followng four I medies have r--aeed a phenlomenCal sale. lDr. Kinga's 'w Discovery, for Consumtption, Coughs In Colds each bottle gus,ra iteed:El 13!:Dtters, t!'e ea;; i'uedy for Liver, sur-hi andi Kidnrey: Duchui's Arnica Mye the. l'est in: the world, and Dr. ..m;'s Ne .v Life Pilj, wIen are a p)erfet pi. A!! these rceedies t.re guarantce t4o just what is cl -imed f'or tl-eui and u.- eealer whose name is attachedI here wi:1 will be glad to tell you .more of theyu. Sd at McMaster &i Co.'s Drug Store' " Whn B3aby was sick, we gave her Castoria.I Wen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. Whn she t-,:came 3Mss, she clu. to Casto'ria. When sac had Cid:en, she gave therm Castor. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castera I, 118 GATxETT ST. ATLANTA, GA. Betwo:n Lord and S. P'rvor Streets. N nha'f block of two car lieIs SEVICE G;OOD. TERMIS MODERAEE. By the day, week:. or month. MRS. E. R.TURNAGE. WHEN YOU VISIT ATL ANTA You will find a Com.forta'ble Home ,vhich offers the ptublic good b)oard d comfortable arrangement at mod Irate p>rices. Every- Fifteen Mimites~ treet Cars nass the doer for thie. ?' ositionl grounds. ~uper, BoZ an .Greaktad for one Donlar. 10-15 Atlan:ta Ga. VANTEI), n fornit ure necw.- lave I n mod!ern entemene G:, Ek i;eU- het .n coid water b:d' r.t: on. 0 caeb 0)o. F'ar2 and :l1 a'nmmod:uion rt-la s in evr rset. C mv :i i.iAto a!! l ce 1fa ac e m i :es.a r: 1.u -: U 1r day. !3S. J. J. BARNi$M, cor sa tS al E ,T . ars' Oa3ervatiOn o: -t s uped 'd:- . '!'sit th -r-d bas over kno-n. It f:i7 i_7 chich is _.bsolutely Castoia destroys Worms. Castoria aUys Feverishnesl Castorir. povents vomiting Castoria crres Diarrhoa am Castoria re_i:vea Teethig CaLtoria cures Consipatiori Castoria nuaize: the offects of c Castoria acts not containi morphine Cahin Cas o.sai nlates the food, rei giving-hoafthy and natural slee Castoria is put up :In one-size bott Don't allow any one to sell you an; th ts "justLs~ goodc" and "i Gzo t'at you get C-A-S-T-O The fac-simiie signature of t,, Children Cry for F C 'i.K' S SALE. STLATE OF EOUT1i CA !OL1NA, cOUN:r oF FA'.., FL. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. T. II. KetbLin. The Carolin a National l;ank, oL ('0inmjin, racd the Cent:al :agIoni:d I;.i. of Cou:mbia. S. C., vs. C. It. Mc%as.er. TN pursue-lce of an order of the ?I Court 'ommon Picas, made in thc above s, ,I ca ,e, 1 v.,ll offer for a'e. brfore the Court House door in Wi::nboro, S. C., o. the oFI'ST MONDAY IN DECEMBER u, within the le-:al hours of sale, at pubncecatcry, to lhe highest bidder, bc rollowing describrac property, to 1.'!!ta )::, pice or parcel ofI .t:d, it.!e lyngand being in the ddeof -'oQh Ca olina, in the Couty o '.ineid, coutaining Acre." more or less, bounded on the neOdh by I.nds belonging to the estate of M.rs. Srzehi Picke-tc ; on the cast by inds of WiliHam E. Yongt.e and James P. Cason ; on the south by lands of Richard1 2U'che ..i Ia he estate of~ Mrs. r e N. JUollis. and on thie west by Tr . of Hi. L. Ellott, Mrs. Elin~ Smithi and Frauk J. Smih. 2. All that parcel or tract of land in tbe Coanty and S.tc aforcsaid, on waters of Dutchman' Creek, waters of a 'aterec Tiver, celitaining C.NE ii- ME , ND SEt FN ACEES, more cer is-. 'ou'nded cn ihn ,.crth by the sa 'h b u' 1..>ne d bilongin to G. ). Ford. and on~ the wen by ann : Tiehard Ma.t:ht t and James~ P. Cason. 3. "All thrat 1 at Ia the toiwn of WiXns>oro, in the C oinmy and State ONE ACia:, iounLded onI the northi bv ctesion of Fairfield S. c: ; on :he 'ast by Garden Street :u tLe scuth by 10:s of WVil 1am Woo,dward an;d A . 'Rnff, and n the west b: a 'ine runing.paralle. o (Garden S' rc."~ "O e- n i -., :1P i :h. 1:hineev in ne a,.d t..o '*a-. '. iIhin -: m he day of S.me, :s; .o:-n >;hnd f thle pajretAser m . :a.,g:: of thec prmises so so]d. Dtna 'lings to bc in mred and pole assign.'d. The purchase:' .o p ty for all ncces sary papers. R. I. .TE'NNINGS, C!e k's Office, f;. G.C.L.L.C. l11-'td -Expos ition BOAR D. iN EmATE'~ HiOUTSE 238 West Peachtree, Atanta, Georgia rliIHU R DOOR FRIOM LLNDEN STEE'T, ON CM: LINE, midway >ce we Catr Shed msad (Lear) Exposi lon. CO'.iIORT ASSEREDCI. Addire-s. DRh.i B. PATTERSON. NOTICE. . f:VGITNG DONE AND.OLI' ' DGAR~ ?'RAPP nd Children. Castoria with the patronage LS to sp -of it without gaessin? remedy for Infart- -nd Children is harless. Children like it. It their lives. In it Mothers have safe and practically perfect as a Sour Curd. .d Wind Colic. rouble. and Flatalecy. arbonio acid gas or poisonous air. Sopium, or other narcotic paroperty,. plates the stomach and bowels, Les only. It is not sold in bulk. pthing else on the plea or promise il answer every purpose." B-I-A. is on eve:ry wrapper. Ditcher's Castorla. CLEBK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTHI CAOE!Na, COUNTY OF r.\FIELD. COURT OF CO iMON PLEAS. The Wiunsbo.o National Ba,k vs. George S. II -arriet M. - nant, James A. t;:rc, William P. Gib , an,i .t: TunCi and An Mrew 1. Tir::n-. :: cpartners undet i lie iirm? name of !. Tnr,cr &C o., .- ?cit-ua : of ;.tl o.der of thc U' C rt of :ommo. Ticas, made jr i~bo 3:ated cas', i will offer fot sale. im!ore the Court iouse door it W 1!i) sr T S. C., G t th'' FI,bT sOND.AY INDEC EBR Ie.n. witin~ the legal hours of sale, a1 pu!io ome:rV. to ~the highest bidder thc f.owi:g 2cecribed property, U "All that certain plantation or traci of land, of which Danicl Frazier anc Nancy Frazier died seizcd and pos: sessed, lying and situate in Fairtiek County, State of South Carolia, conl taiing TW BlUNDRED AND NiSETT-s!X AE more or less; bounded by lands form erl of N. C. Robertson, lands ci D. G. Ruff, the estate of Mirs. Fsnm<~ IBrown, deceased', and the esiate od Joel A. Smith, deceased, or lately be longing to said es:.ate " TERMS 07 SALE-. "On-hird of the parchase mone: o be paid in cash, andl thie balanc< thereof on a credit of one and twc years in equal annual inn air.ents, witt interest thereon io the day of sale payable annually until the whole deb 'and inert he prid.; to be secuted by Ithe bond of the purchaser and a mort gage of the premises sold, or all cask at the option of the pucchaser'. The purchaser to pay for all neces sry papers and the recording thereOt ~ ' R. HI. JENNINGS, Crk's Offie. C. C. C. P. F. C. Winsboro, S. C., Nov. 8, 189.3. 11-9td y2RK~j1'S S ALE. STATE~ OF SOllTR CAROLINA, U:;NTY OF FAInFIELD). COURL1T OF COMDMON PLEAS. John C. Gadsden and Frank Gadsden Plintiffs, vs. Lu<.. A. Keller, Man ie Harding, Osmiund W. guchanau. John C. Buchanau, Robert A. Blu chanan, Jr., Alice Walker, Riebecct Buchanan, Minnie Dooten, Bessic Booten, James Booi en, Sinclair Boo ten and Minnie Dixon, Defendants N pursuance of an order of th< SCourt of Common Pile , mrde iu te aove ~stated case, I will oC- : foi s.Je, before the Court IIouse door ir Winusboro, S. C., on the FjRST MONDAY IN D)ECEM1BER it, wit hin the legal hours of sale, a b; outcry, to rhe highest bidder e low7ingL described property, te "Ali t ptircel or lot of land:], lhig ein" und s'tuate in the own o W i: osbor o, Counti. of .FairtiAid, .i te tte of South Car@lhna, cont am ONE ACRE, moke w ]ess, and fronting on Congres: Sreet of said town, known! as thi Woo ward place, and bounded on thi nth by the lot of Jennic Grceschel oonthe 'ast by the track of the Char ltt, (Clumbiat and Augusta Ranilro.id south by the lot of S. D. Dunn, and oi th we~t by Congress Street of s:u TERMS3 OF SALE. 'One-third of the purchase mouney tob adin cash; the balance on credt oftwoyears in one and, twc eqal annual instalments,_ with ier eet he eon from the day of Sale. to b~ scurl bp the bond of the .purchia;e and motne of the premises sold.' T h pure'hi:e~r to 1,ay for all neces IR. .1. JENNINGS, :C Lk Office, (C. C. C- P. F- C. Winns i'boo, S. C., Nov. 8, 1893. M otice E RE AGAIN PRE?AItED.T( notaelong time loans on I ari mortgages Address W.D. DULS,o J . Q. DAVIS, Winnsooro. S. C. A. E. DAVIS, CLERK'S 5-ILE. - STAE 1_ EUTIi CAROLINA, COUNTY OF F.uuFIELD. COURT OF COiMON PLEAS. allie M. Douglass vs. George II. Mc Naste -, Janes A. Brice, Thomas U. Ketc:n, Rachel T. Erice, Osmund R. Thompson and Fi:z W. Thomp son. I N pursuance of an otder of the S L Cot"I of C(om.aOnl Picas, made in % the abcve staed c:ie, 1 will ofier for f sAle, be . -- the Court house door in Win.. bo ' , S. C., on the n FIRST :ONDAY IN DECEMBER next. wi '.ln thu legal hours of ,ale. at I public cr cry, to the highest hidder, the fol!o:ing described prope: ty, to s 1. -All that c2rtain piece or pa cel 1 of ian, containi.' c FIVE ACES, mo; e or ss, yinz. being and sit tate the own of Winnsboro, in 1 he .nty rid Stp.c aforesaid, bounded on the north ;y lot of 'lud nlow or formerly .elonging to G. W. Rgsdale :tdl lot of Mrs. L'is Timmon-- on the east by lot of ls. Lois Timmons, lot of M . S. S. Gi,ion, Evans ireet and lot cf Mrs. S. S. Gibson; south by 1 1 of M,. S. S. Gibson, C. A. Dung- c ass or a wire. ';td west by lots of l id of :on D-avis and J. T. Chal iers. ~'above cescribed parcel of lu b - the seporat ! p_opeaty of said Gc i. McM"s.er. 2. "i . also that cc. iain other piece or parc i land, lying and situate in said to- of Winnsooro and County and Sta ..fo esaid, containing TWENTY ACRES, more or less, and bounded on the north by Colc e Street; on the east by lands of W. . Filniken, aid oa the west by Weinut Street and 'ot of Bun Emnerson. The said piece or parcel of land last above described being the sc.ur.cA property Of tee said James A. Br e." TEIRMS OF sALE.: "4 e c-ti:rd of the pnrchae m"ney to be naid in cash, aud the balance taer"f~on a credit o: ,n:: two 'e. .0i w egna1 ami :-tahnenCts. - . L t fr:n t ui .' of sale. ;".1I...! : al' . i:rt! t. C. hole debt i: .:cOa be i :d to be seearI d! the oad of the purchaser anI a manugi'(rge of thc premiSes ana tbe purchaser to pay for all necessary papers and the recording ther: of." R. II. JENNLNGS, Clerk s Oflice, C. (. C. P. F. C. Winnsboro, S. U., Nov. S, 1S95. 11-9:d CL ERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CARiOLINA, COUNTY OF FAUIiVELD. COL 1T OF. COiMON PLEAS. Janio Kx. 1U: ice vs. Jamies A. E2rice. INpirs uance of anl order of thfe otof Comm on Pic'as made in the ahw' s:ated ca.-a, I winl oltr for~i sale, bK'se I bc C;urt lIouse door in Wnnb-s. S. G., on1 the FIR-'T MUND)AY IN D)ECEMJBER next, within thle hg ? hours of saie, at pubic outcry, to t:e highest bidder. th follor.ing described property, to ". :b ~at cert-dul piece, parci or act o1 ud, li:', le:ng and situate n ( t ity of Fairfield and State ot So '1 C olino. contain rg FOUF. iUNDRED AND FUFIY Acre-. more or less, b:-ng near White Oak. in said Cor.nty aa: State, and bounce. un the nor'L by the track of the Chat Di e. Coluinbia and Augusta Riairoa ; east by lands fcrmerly owned hv Mrs. Hlatne Kie!e:in and J. M. Gallca w ; southa by lands o f J M. G *.--wa:, and west by. lands of Ti~I.M5 OF SAL. One-hirdi of the purchase money to be paid i:a cash upon the day of sad sale, and the baiance in tw o equal an nua ins'alments from day o1f sale, to be secu ed by the bond of thec pur chaser, with interest thereon from day of' sale, ' 3ether with a mortgage oft the preir ~s so sold.". The p: 'laser to pay for all neces R. p- H. JENNINGS, Cler- Office, C. C. C. P. F. C. Winsi :o, S. -, Nov. 8, 1895. 14-9td EXCHANGE FEED .ND SALE4 STABLES. All persons indch ed to the under signed by note failing due on the 1st and 15th of October will prepare to meet same as full pay ment will be re I have a few NEW BU~GGIES f sale cheap for cash. Also a few MILCH COWS. A couple of second-hand FOR-ORSE WAGONS, inngoo runniug order, and one0 p-dr' of LA!RGE MULES. Will sell them for cash or on twelve mont time. A. WILLIFGRD, WinnTboro, 5. (2. XX ILL oi' r fr sal te at pubien da i-" Dhetoc1r (bein th hlL A lur) been~ the legal h ii' oi :-a 4. all ttat of lan lyv' r .e t from en,'LII A.I U. Cathe:u-t an:d Oth r . , . . ,V l etan lo all' ia Uv order1 of Co '11(: 1 -. TI.3 J .\ li\T\NT. Clltk. NOW READY. ** We have received and are now ready to show our Fall and Winter goods. re have the largest and most complete stock we have ever shown. Our stock of Dress Goods is magnificent, comprising a fine line of colors, erges, Flannels, lenriettas. Also the latest novelties in Mohair, Silk and Etool mixtures, and an elegant line of Black Goods. The prices are fally one Durth lower than ever before. Beautiful st. yes in Si'ks for Waists, Silks for Trimmings, Velvets, Jet Or anents and Gynps. We have a very large stock of all Domestic Goods, Satteens, Prints, ringha'ns, Bleaching, Canton Flannels, etc. All c.)tton goods are advancing, Ut we can give you low prices for we BOUGHT EARLY, and BOUGST LARGELY. We have tthe ctt apest F.annels, Biankets, Wool Underwear, etc., you have een Since tbe war. See them and you will be convinced. Tlere ha bec -; big trust forwed to put up the prices of leather and shoes. Ve bough' ou shoes car:y and bougnt a very large stock. consequently we an oi-er you a great variety, and at lowest prices. :./ili ery. -:-M Our stock is now ready for inspt ction. Miss Ketchin has been North and ,an give you the latest styles. We have a large stock of the newest and most lesi able goods. We offer you the best work and lowest prices. We want your trade and know that we can make it to your interest to rade with uz. We offer you the greatest variety to select from, polite and :apable attention and the lowest prices. Come and see us. CALD WELL & RUFF. RIDE A S EA RN. Ask any STEARNS rider what he thinks of his YELLOW FELLOW. STEARNS riders are satisfied riders. Join the ranks of STEARNS enthusiasts. E. C. STEARNSI& CO., Syractise, N. Y. SOUTHERN AGENTS: WV ED.GAS H C01,..-IL.&-T..= .From LaGrippe. Ho&w Dr. Miles' Nervine Brought One of Kentcky's Foremost Busi 1e21 MKen Back to Health. DiIE SEhsee rsne omn euirte,dvlpds mar agrvain smpom an1afe4 omnypyiin f tality'.~ ...s an etr elh Ra htM.D . Ilo,s.t u'IMtuS as e InsurneC. entedsomay, neofartbest eneown4 Jnmin agvtiuh n hsymptotaapas ab e ove anpysicians how - L- -rine Resoredim toleaelt whenim allso hdailaed,.sles 3 a: d 00 I asaLaGropsevere astacdiseaseaofithe,nerves;eigt s ane vittaky hlf-iing nervusyte foetha feedst thbainm - e o Ihant l eplathfor ornotha tissue;nthatexcept by eks" if -: surnceo., of entuckye metal weaknes konn - a te facth anI whse ourtroing apeasaker. as but - e n h sition.i eed likto ea whvenalsha ailcmte tht ;c. jrv had in sevee aotth's otipme, abutu cured, a 'toc thespie, the elerbod woknew fin my comyition; for -,-''ed* I woud nteptr eore Ihvebn imnt excet b^yt ....... e j recom ended rrmedie btov menof riend,nor ore - calonscio ofo into,enhae me themes agal:.n * * m::,in to t beI a tol roitn weadkferedwtsvr - and ihin, tee professi oventiotay circumptale tmprove --e ho theNravine hadin fori twectal ys afer Ih commenced a s nw i exellnd heath oe never fime Io weome irt."crd Laars me fr.doigJso,when, have.met the aHIL'o. to betod Mr.Hlo a ufredt vres i-ao iese Nerville health.W ee alt eomn It"