Fn Arkansas a popular m-vn was sentenced to I>e i,n!l ;^' l : hut nil the carpenters in the uoi"h. IxMirhooil refused to Imild the scaifol I. As (ho condemned man was himself a carpenter l.y tn.-le. the slum If tried to indue- him to put up a gallows. Hut he Steadfastly declared he’d he hanged if he did. Extraordinary Effect on l,iv ,r an 1 .Stomach Hornplamts hy lldhuo-u/'n Pith.— CxTaot of a letter date 1 31) Princes-.streot, Glasgow, Feh. IS 1847 ~S m , fe " S,,r Idolloway. -Si:-, 1 hj vvo taken vo„r Pills far a disease of the liver and stomach from winch 1 had long sulfercd. When I com menced the use of the n I was in a most wro’ehnl condition, and, hnnn.nl v s;»cd<in : -. they saved my life. I hrl cmsnltcl mane mo lied -mm to no purpose; lamn nv perfectly rest n-c 1 („hj - -Uh to the sunrise of all win witnessed the state to which 1 ha 1 boon reined hv the dd-ase nffj Anng thalirer aml stem ach. ~«(.iujn.vl) f.har’.es Wilson. ‘
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Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 170, 11 February 1873, Page 7
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