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THE CREDIT OF THE FEDERAL GOV
ERNMENT. .'
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.

~ The British Queen Arrived at New York on
Saturday morning, aud we condense the follow
ing news lIom the N. Y. Herald.
The Queenleh London at 8 A M on May 1st,
and Portmouth at 2 NJ. She brings London
papers oe'May lsl, and Liverpool of April 80.
There is no longer any doubt that Qusen Vic>
toria will soon give birth to son or girl.
The English feet in the Mediterranean have
seized some ,Neapolltan vessels. -...-.t.
Russia has sustained another defeat, Ameri-
can securities are in bad odour. Money is a.
bundat interest low. 'F ...''s ..''
Cotton has advanced one e-eighth.
Prince Albert, in the course of his official iu
ties, was thrown from his horse but little iniur,
cd. lie was fully recovered to draw his first
quarters salary on the 25lh. .
G. r. Bachelor, the greatChartist and friend
of Frost, has left England for America.
A great and important meeting has been held
in London, the Earl of Stanhope in the chair,
TO protest against the Chinese war.
No further movements have been made on the
Bombay question, as Parliament only met two
days before the Brisish Queen left.
Chief Baron o. Gradey, Of Ireland, is dead.
:, The House met on the 29th of April, after the
Easter recess; the attendance was remarkably
iliin, and The proceedings uninterestlng.
The Jews are still persecuted in Europe and
the East in most horrible manner, on account
Of the alleged murder at Damascus.
"A rumor was current that the English govern
mont had offered letters of marque to such
French shipowners as are willing TO take part
IN their own account in the war with China.
The campaign Of the French against the A.
Tabs was not commenced on the 20lh ApriE but
It was % be op ned Immediately. The troops
were marching towards Blidah, but the first o.
Perations were 10 be against Msdeah. 49,. =
~ Some doubt still appears to rest on the an>
'nounced discovery Of the murder Of Father Tho
maso and his servant at Damascus. 'n
',iTle King Of the French has taken tho occa-
SION OF his sons marriage to extend the amnes-
~ promulgated in May, 1887. The Prince s
marriage was solemnizsd at ST. Cloud on Mop>
day evening. ~ o, "a 80 !! 777''' WV
Theshah Of Persia was marchiag with an ar.
my upon Bagdad.1 If.Ati6
The utter failure of the Russian e1peditiop IN
on ChiVais confirmed. . .
Don Miguel denies bis rumored voluntary re.
.nunciationi Of all claim to the crown Of Portu>
gal, =.
. 4Tho Princes Mary Of Heisse Darmstadtis BE-.
irotled To lbeIllier to the Russian throne, q n
Tlle money advanced by the Bank Of France
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to the Bank Of Englandhas allibssn paid BY the
Ia ter establishment
Letters from Alexandria to the 9TH Of April,
state that the plague is still raging there. In Sy.
ria there is no movement Of the army against
the Porte, on the contrary, the Egyptian troops
are just as they were before. - .IT'
The Doke de Nsmours was married to the
Princess Victoria, of SAKE Coburg, the Goth ol
April, l,in very private manner. 5000. .h
There IS every prospect Of great row soon
between England and the Pachn Of Egypt
L ". I.A ~ Alex's Messenger.
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DIR. HUNT'S
ICELEBRATED PILLS,
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, AND Ii
HER.COMPLALNT, &cs

As the enjoy menl Of health depends on pr
serving the functions Of the Stomach L,rer, IN
testinss and Lungs, In a healthy aud vigerou
state, through the operations Of which the BODY
receives its growth, iIs nuli ion, its support, is
can no longer be astonishing that when these Wis.
cera are deranSed, and cannot perform their proA
Der functions, the whole system suffers and be-
comes disordered. Knowing this to be asout
nd demonstrated fact, in science and experts
ence, DocroR tlUNr's SYsTEM OF PRAcIIcE In
faithful aecordauce with il. He aims TO Keep
the Stomach, Lungs aud the Liver, 10 vigorous
and healthy action, as the three great fountains
Of health aud life. For this purpose his pills
are compounded of herbs, which strengthen and
eqnalizc the aution OF the heart. and give an iiI-
pulse or strength TO the aylerial system, at tho
same time quicken the action of the absoTben
and dscharging vessels aud as all the secTe.
tions are drawn from the blood, any morbid ac-
toni which may have taken place Is removed,
all distractions are overcome, the blood is putiS
fed, and the body assumes healhfll state.
These pills give iona 10 the stomach, iucreoss
the appetite, and eminently exptI all acid "a
morbid matter through the exetteroIy ducts In
to the passage Of the bowels. In all cases Of
Consumption, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Bilious
! Affections, or Liver Complaints, Heartburn,
Sourness OF Acidity in the Stomach, Tightness
at the Chest Loss Of Appetite, Sick Head A.
J che, Pain in the Head, Back, Limbs and Side.
Flat1lency, Typhus aud Scarlet Fever, Puirid
Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or lntermitipg
Fevers, Goul, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Scatica,
Spasmodc Affections, and Tic Doloureux, ConA
, WILSON'S of Children, Measles, Small POx EloOp-
ING Cough. Rickets, Teething, Worms. Re-
male DISTINCTIONS, Chloross or Green Sick
ness, aud Reflections of Food, and Costiyenesa,
Collie, whether fatulent or Bilious, follow the
DIRECTl ONS. ~ sft
DUsE.--Take from three to ten pills, tilt they
operate, two or three tunes daily. The use of
the pills must be perseyered in till cure is els
fected.
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THE CROPs.-rhe Frederlck, Md. Exam

THE CROPS.-The Frederick, Md. Exam
iner states that there is an almost universal conn
plant in that county of the ravages upon the
growing wheat by the Hessian Fly.
The Rockville Free Press, on the other hand,
speaks IN favorable terms of the appearance Of
the farms in Montgomery county. The corn is
nearly all planted, and thewheai and rye sound
and healthy, with every prospect Of an abun-
dant crop. Glover is up finely, and presents a
formidable appearance A great fruit year is
anticipated, and the only word Of compliant is
from the kitchen garden, where they are little
troubled with the cut woIm.-Nat. Gaz.
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DIR. HUN IT'S PILLS.
For Consumption, Dyspepsia, GMdLGc-
- sr CODD[diuk,

.r or Complaint .a.. ...r..s
Reader, arc you ritloied with Indigestion
Cosliveness, Sour Eruclatons, Loss Of APpe-
ti,e, Water Rash Pam or Distress at the Stu
mach, Sickness after Eating, Lauguor, Patplla-
ion of the Heart, Lowness of spirits, Pain ia
the Head, Breast, Back. and Limbs, Dizziness
aud Confusion Of Sight, Fear of some In"
pending Evil. Restlessness, Dislike for Food.
with other Nervous symptoms, bring beior"
you the Picture ofthe Dyspeptc, and Consump-
tive patient Having resolved to remedy the u
procure Immediately box of DIR. HUNT =
PILLS, never failing and efiicacious reme'"
or those dreaded foes of human happiness Bys-
peps,a, Consumption aud Liver Complaint, aud
the whole traine of melancholy affections aris-
ing from diseases ofthe Stomach, Liver, Bowels
and Lungs. I'D,
Sold at the Office, 1 Chatham street, N
York. . 'f. .idl l.l rsg
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NOTICE.

a T my request, All alIachment was
"A this dayIssued, by Wright War.
DER, q Justice Of the Peace Of Dover
Township, Tuscarawas County. against
the properly, and effects, Of William
Websler,an abseondlng deblOr,& also'a
Summons for George Grove, GaInlshee.
4 ... .,.r.r. IRA BATES.
Doyer, May llth, 1910. .
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II NOtiCe.,

Is hereby gwen, there will be o petit
ton presented 10 the Trustees OF Dover
Township, for a township Road from
Canal Dover, to Conrad Bremers' saw
Mill; commencing at Front 81. in
Sco,t's Addition Of Dover, thence to
Michael Swagler's Saw Mil, thence to
the Canal, and ,hence along said canal,
and as near as practicable 10 Conrad
Bremer's Sawmill. A Petitioner.
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Fare Reduced
D Mtte0 GtatEs
April 80, ls4O.

3 FROM Wooster OHIO, To Wheeling VA,
Via, MI Eaton, Canal Dover. New Phi!ade-
phia, Eastport, Stocktown, Cudiz Harrison
county, Harrisvie, Mt. Pleasant, Malls TO
Wheelng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ev
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
at 3 O'Clock; rests all night at Cadiz and reach
es Wheeling II o'clock A. M. the succeeding
day.
Leaves. Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at o'clock P. M. reach
es Wooster 3 o'clock P. NJ. the succeeding
day.
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line for Frederick, (Maryland) at which
| place the Rail road Cars to Baltimore and Phil
adelphia, offer cheap and rapid passage; also
with trahset up and down the Ohio, by Steam
boat passage, almost always in waiting, and Of.
\ fer opportunities for conveyance to Cincinnati,
Orleans, st. Louis, and intermediate points, a!>
SO to Steubenville, Pittsburg and o,hor points In
that direction.
Ar oSTER,
This line leaves after the arrival of the Western
and Northern Mails, for Cleaveland, Nerwalk
Mansfield ect. Inlersects the Ohio Canal, al
Canal Dover, where packets are constantly run
ming in the direction of Massillon, CleavelanG.;
also 10 Columbus, Chilcothe aud Portsmouth
on the Ohio. and. intersects at Cadiz the Seu.
benyille line. ....
AT WOOSTER,
This line intersects the Norwalk line, which
line passes through Ashland TO Norwalk, fo
HnrUn and Detroit, also at Wooster with thu
, line to Mansfield, Bucyrus, and with line a
] the last place for Lower Sandusky.
3 This Line for the last four years has been rul
eight months in the year in Coaches and The re-
naming months on horseback. The presen
Contract compels the Contractors to carry tin
Mail in Carriages, the whole year, of cours,
no apprehension need be INDUCED bv the pub
lie of any disappointment from season or wea
thsr.
} The Route is decidedly the nearest and mos
eligible for all who wish to leave this vicinity
for SteubenviIie, which from the daily increas
, ing travel between the two places, is becoming
desideratum, the utmost attention will be paiC
to the safety and comfort of passengers.
TIL E:
carriages apd Horses have been selected with
the utmost care, and none but experienced ant
, sober drivers will be employed.
Application for seats on this line can be madt
at the Wooster Hotel. At the United States He
tel, Wheeling, as we'll as at the intermediate
points.
H. KOLLER, I C ntractors
j. MYERS, s.
April 24th, SO. 6w.
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TPnIEM ARK.EIT.'

WHEAT still remains at 5e tc 60 cs.
, CORN isonly 25 cts:, ,4gs sialra. ,..., .
p OATS n1S cts., ~ .+nr1 ara .. 4 r.'
POTATOES 1870 90. .'..''f" ....
HAY $5, tos$6 per ton. so
BIJTsTRR Sto cts. d T. b.. Hi ~ d;
-e...t..1.. 'eD IL ~ ~. aaa.y. ...
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The Tables 1Irned.-9'he Madison
ian of Washington, publishes draft Of
the Post Office Department, as found
among some waste paper, and says its
editor is willing to buy all such drafts at
a cents per pound. The Globes proves
that the Identical draft alluded TO, was
stolen from the pocket oil member Of
Congress, end it's payment stopped, \
wants 10 know (as the receiver is es bad
as the theft how the editor got it in
possession. That's into HIM feet.
Times.
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$500 REWARD.
NOTICE.

4 T my request, an attachment was
"A this day issued, by Wright War;
uer, a Justice Of the Peace, Of the Town
sbiph of Dover Tuscara was County, a-
gainst the property, and effects, Of Will
liam Webster,' an abscOndiDg debtor
and also Summons for Daniel 4 Abra
ham Thomas, as Garnishee.
IRA BATES.
Dover, May lib, 1910.
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ME w
GatIorfmgtE abItstmEnt
.. 8; SA NNTrTr- rT "A n n Nrc

KT0ULD respectfully inform the
Wv citizens Of Dover, and the ad-
joining counties, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town oil
Canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, two doors west of Monlfredy &
McClean's New Store, in the room for.
merly occupied BY Mrs. M. c. Glonin-
ger as a confectionery, where Clothing
will be made in the most fashionable &
fitting manner; from his experience in
the above business, he feels assured thai
he will be able 10 render general satis-
faction TO all, who are pleased, to give
him call.
Dover, April 10Th 1910. IT,
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SCHOOL.

y U ii - U liz
MISS e. n. SP00NER.
Has taken a..roOm in theidwelling house Q
Il. s. Frazier, Esq, [corner Of Second 'and
Wooster streets, where she will OpenIa School,
on TUESDAY, the l7th, inst, fori the in
struCtion of youths of both sexes, in the vari'u
branches usually taughtgin English elementary
schools.
TERMS Per QUARTER.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, and
Mental Arithmetic, $500 r.
Arithmetic. Geography Grammar,
Rhetoric, Astronomy, &c. $3.50
Dover, March Sd, 1910.
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FLOOD IN THE MISSISSIPPI.

A gentleman who left New Orleans on the 1st
Of May and descended the river to CINCINNATI,
gives to the editor Of the Croncle melancholy
account Of of the effects Of the flood in the Mis-
sissippi. The steamboat Gen. Brown, in Which
he travelled, met the heavy rise just below Mem
phis; between that and the mouth of the Ohio,
the whole country YVES inundated. Cattle were
crowding on TO mounds, RATS and flat boats
and the inhabitants were gathered into the up.
per stories of buildings, and viewing with des-
pondence the general destruction of crops, cat,
lie and other property. Cairo at the mouth of
the Ohio, was wholly under water, SO much so
that The steamboats, sent their yawls over the LIE
wee direct tothe steps Of the Hotel, and to the
stores along the street. There were several old
fiat boatmen and pilots, passengers on the Gen.
Brown, who express their opinion that the res
cent great food in the Ohio, joined to the rise in
all the streams below. musi lnundate New Or.
leans and the whole lower country. ..
The Vicksburg Sentinel, of the Cd instant
states that several warehouse at the landing have
been abandoned, owing to the rise of the river.
The editor says. 'Wo may now. 10 almost q
certainty, predict an overflow as great, il moi
greater than the memorable flood Of lS2s.'
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Payable at S,ghh>-In Bordeaux a
person refusedto pSy note due at sight,
because he wore green spectacles and
couldn't see the instrument. There are
agfeat many such green folks here.
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HENRY A WISE.

In speech lately delivered in Com
gress by Henry A. Wise, of Virginia,
he gave the reason why he had been en-
deayoring for the last session, 10 con-
duct himself as a gentleman. He says
in effect, that because the anti .duelIiDg
law of Congress will not permit him TO
kill any man he peasas 10 insult, he is
resolved 10 become a gentleman, and
henceforth insult, nobody, or at any rate
not until he can have the pleasure Of
shooting. him through the hebrt. The
following is the passage in which these
magnanimous sentiments are express
sed. H-' 'f'H .i' 3" s.
"After the Interior legislation that was
Legislation tying every man 10
the stake 10 be shot at by every man
who chose to insult him in and oul OF
his place. call upon my fellow mem
bers here to bear we witness that have
as my conduct will attest, scrupulous'y
forbor to use offensive or personal Ian
guage here. would now, since the
passage of the -duelling law, soon
er strike woman than would insult a
member ofih.s Hnuse. would do a y
act Of meanness ofbsseness rather than
insult mau whose hands are tired.
haze forbOre and Iintend to fOrbear."
Cheering from Mississippi. The Vicks
burg Seaunel Gays that lhe democracy
of Missippi will gain several hundred
votes in their majority at the next elec-
tion from the emigration Of spectators.
bankers and swiudlers who are running
off TO Texas and other parts where they
can live on cheap currency without Ia
Dor. .. ....,a.,. .....
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A PUBLIC BLESSING
DR.. HUNTS
BOTANIC PlLLs,l
FOR THE CURE UF
FEVER. AND AGILE.

hN GAe Sh4ND EANOLg eta a
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Heartburn, Sourness or Acid,tyint the Stomach,
Tightness at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick
Head Ache, Pam in the Head, Back, Limbs and
Side, Elatulency, T'yphus and Scarlet Fever.
Putrid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or Inter-
hitting Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism. Lumbago,
SciatiCa, Spamodic Affections, and Tic Doulou..
reux, Commissions of ofChildren, Measles, Small
Pox. Hopping Cough, Rickets, Teethng,
Worms, Female Distractions Chlorosis Or
Green Sickness, and Reflections of Food, and
Costiveness, Collie, whether aatulent or.sBllious,
DIRECTIONS. t''
DosE.-Take from three to Ten pills, ill the.
operate , two or three times daily. re-
- - - PRicE 25 CENrs PER Box.
Sold at 100 Chatham street. New.Yorlr os-
ees'. Wholesale and Retail.
Where Implications for Agencies, Medicines
or Advertising, will meet with prompt aieR
son. tNr" "s'ttA ~
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TiR7sj DNM@eRtm,|jT a.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION,

.rt| + 80 80 .
THE DEMOCRAT will be published every
Friday morning, atTwb DOLLARS, per anum,
ifPaid within six months, or Two DOLLARS &
FIFTY jCESTs at the end ofthe year. a.a.'1
GFM PGpsr'will6s discontinued, an-
less at the option Of The Publishers, un>
III Tau arrearages are paid, i.t 1oos ~.
Advertisements inserted at, the following
rates. 4aulq .a.t.I ,-l.g .b
Fer transient advertisements, ole " 7a'... =,
square or less, fhiee weeks for 'ls' g 700
Every subsequent insertion, 5l f'f ..f"'. "a
One square for one year, s''E7'.1 's''S,0O
Two ditto ditto -G9s!ti pJ'i i,f.. 1900
Half a Column, ,f4- re- .''-'ad.il 1900
One Column, ,eG ,F"'ea''' -af'',' 25,OU
Advertisements may be sent in through the posi-
office froe ofpostdge on the part Of the iAdver'
tser. l."H'' "a '5'
Printing of euery description, erecu-
ted Ion the most reasonable terms, for cash
or trade. d'aGsi1 hs7! s.ai ,t,'J ,lh..
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.Di WHO PAYS FOR IT.

Mr.. lngersol, in speaking Of the e.
nurmous sums we owe England, 10 con
sequence Of over borrowing, over-deal'
ing, and over banking, by which we
have built roads where thsre are no
travellers, paper towns and paper villa
ges, very properly asks:
"And who is TO pay these enormous
debts I Not those who contracted
them. No. Not The bankers, specu>
Iators and others Of that terrible Ten
Thousand who were TO march from
Wall street to Washington. Oh no.
These are not the paymasters; these are
the fighting men; the bloody silk stock
mgs; the foplings Of bank hours; the
drsgoons Of discount; the legion that al
ways depend half "a crewn out Of slx'
pence day, land borr0Ving the siTpeace.
These heroic patriots will pay nothing
They are above it. The debts are to
be pa d by the work, the sweat, The sin"
envy arms, and the daily toll Oftbe pee-
pie, who never keep accounts at bank,
never get discount. never speculate, but
labor. Yes, my friends, mother earth,
and father labor, american agriculture
and American manufactures, must pay
these foreign debts Of the extrayagant
and diSsipated children of what is cali
led commerce. but is in fact wagering.
The soil and wages Of day labor, the
working idle men,"[N. Era.
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FEDERAL WHIG DOCTRINE.

=
We have understood that one Of the
Delegates TO the Log Cabin Conven-
ton, from Virginia. while in CONVERSE
tion with some ofhis co-workers in the
''good causes" at the United States Ho
tel in this city, remarked that mo poor
man should be allowed to vote. That
they, THE Mechanic and laborer, when
our country stood 10 need Of their servi-
ces for its defence, we're never 10 be
cound--that they were here to day and
gone tomorrow. '""' aae!
Those whose misfortune It is TO be
poor, are slow TO believe that such dam
ming sentiments are held by any indi-
vlduals. But weeregret that s5ms Of
them were not there to hear this honest
Wing deliver himself Of such speech.
They would then have had their senti-
.ments from one Of their own men. whom
they could not failIo believe. .Freder-
10 Citizen. A'1. p '''l 'a' "
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NEW FALL
. and
WINTER GOODS

STOKELY AND LEONARD continne
~ their practice as Attorneys, and may at
all times he consulted at their Office, New Phil.
aelphia, in the east end Of the two story frame
building on high street, nearly opposite the of
fee of the 1nscarawas Democrat.
May 80, 1889.
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SPUsK IN A YOUNG When the
West India Squadron was laying in Hs-
yans, few weeks since, a young Flor.
idian ofl2 years old--ths smallest pat
tern Of mIdshipmsn--in walking the
the streets, encountered party Of Brit
ish officers, one of whom, slapping him
on the back, enquired, ,familiarIy, young
ster, what ship do you belong to y The
boy netlled at being called 'youngs ter"
replied smartly, 81 belong to the frig-
ate Macedonian, that was captured
from the English, and the Levant lays
alongside her. There were no more
questions asked. Florida Herald. a
OMlNOUS for Harrison. As o.
mems ofthe result ofihe present politi-
cal contest seem 10 be just now in. favor
we gave the other day we'll contested
race that took place on the Kendall
course in which The horse Treasurer
beat TippecanOe notwithstanding the
NOISY demonstrations Of the friends Of
the latter, and the character Of the bets
which ran FIVE to one in his favor. We
have now, a similar instance to record
furnished us by friend. On the came
track on the l5lhinst. several horses
started four mile purse, and among them
the Solder" animal before mentioned.
The first heat he scarcely saved his dis
lance. On the second heat, second
round, which may be considered sym.
; bolical of Harrison'u approaching con-
test he suddenly stopped, threw up hiI
tail. kicked his heels into mid air, anC
was elegantly distanced |
The most remarkable feature in thil
race, is the fact, that the very log-cabil
} which The Wings erected for the cele
bration flheir Baltimore Jubilee OIL
The 4Ih inst. having been placed on ih'
ground in very conspicuous spot, ad
joining the track, Tippecanoe wonder
ful as it may seem, absolutely stopped
cut up his pranks, and was passed, i'm
msdiat'ly in from, of this building! Th
, log cabin humbug proved the destroye
o. his hopes-will il not SO prove 10 th
, ''grea. available Phil. Times.
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INTERESTING AND APPLlCA
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED


DIsEAsFs OF THE STOMACH, Ok NRRrgs
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic or casual,
under the worst symptoms of restlessness
Lowne,s of Spirits and General Enaciaton,
CONSUMPTION. whether of the Lungs ur Liver;
LIVER AFFECTIONS. yADNDiCE. both
Biliary and Spasmodic; Costiyeness Worms
of every variety; Rheumatism, whether H.
cnte or chronic; together with GOUT, Scro-
fhla, Pains IN the Head Back, Limbs, and
Side, TYPHnb FEVER, scAR:ET FEVER, Pu>
hid Sore Throat FEVER aud AGUE,
Spasmodic Palpitation of the Heat and Ar
teries, Nervous Irrito5ility, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries The DouloureuA Cramps, Fes
male Distractions, Heartburn, Headache
Cough, the Common or humid, and the Dry
or the Whooping; ASTHMA, Gravel n
Dropsy ~ .|av.. ...t c.t