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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
OTTO MOTHERS. m

Nt,Us. r. Cha'e. e. Co --Genis- Hearing much
aid about the extraordinary uscof the Resurrection
Persian pills upon iiose about TO become Mothers,
We were induced TO make Trial Of them. Ny wife
then the mother of children, and had suffered
the most tedious aud eicruciating pains dnting and
aiier her eontn.ment of each. She had tired every
means and takeu much medicine, but found little or
no reei. She commenced taking the Persian Pills
about three months bcforr confinement (hcr health
loing very poor about this length of time previous
aud soon alter was enabled by their 10 attend TO
tic eac. OF mother to her family until her conGnc-
mcni ~ tho time size commenced taking the Per-
sian Pills and for several weeks previous .bc was
afflicted with bard, dry cough and frequent severe
cramps, which the use OF the pills entirely removed
before ps'ne hall box. J, iswilh great confidence,
that advise all those about to become mothers to
make use OF the Persian Pills. Al who have taken
them IN our neighborhood have got along IN the rame
eaft manner. and are about tho house in a few days
here does mol appeal TO be half the danger OF other
d,Heuies setting ~ aiier confinement where these
Pills are takcn. We unedly say let none neglect
taking them. ior they the reach Of The poor as
well as the rich We are truly thankful that there
bis'o lessen tie world Of suffering which many Of
them have TO bear and perhaps the lives Of thou
sands which otherwise would be Lost
Rochester May. 18th 1888 corner Of Caicdona
'q"ae, td'non'gh street. For further particulars
zee subscribers 8. ROBERTS.
A. y ROBERTS.
vergenncs, VI. July 10th 1887
"ehts-I wnh you TO send quantity Of your Per.
sian Pills 10 this place. for am sure they would
meet with ready sale. My brothef. in law, whilc
passing through your place, heard ~ msch sad in
'htn behalf That he was induced TO purciasc bore,
aud may sasel, say that they have done moH for
myself and hall-ssicr than $500 which had paid to
p"o''s' ana of other various prescriptions and med.
icIne.. have used 20 boxes of Brsntr,.b'. PHI.
winch gave me some partial relief but YOUR pills
"e9' i'fht ahead like man Of war What passed of
looked IKE INK My disease has been aimed differ.
my ny ever PHYSICIAN but, NV idea 10, that il was
itu s,ff ta 9,s.l. a..l
symptoms OF almost every disease. Il would he too
.e'oos 'of NE to give you history Of an my d.scul
.ms' was weak, dull. stupid and reduced 10 q ,kel
over except b, my brother 10 law Itook boses Of
your pulls and an, able to rform my dutics 10 Tho
counting room My sister was consumpiye-hcr liz .
vas much shected aud her feet and icgs sweI,ed-a
nis" cough constantly troubled her. One boz of Won,
s entirely relieved her from all those symptoms.
J am about to remove to Du rlngtcn. and would .h
4" 'seHe' ~e' 8. Il. LUTHER +.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
To whom it NAV Concern.

'l'HlS is TO certify that have tits day given
l. my sons Francis 8. Coiver and John NJ
Colysr, minors, the remainder OF their tine du
ring their minority. / shall therefore ia future
claim none OF their earnings neither be RESPONSE.
BILE for any Of their contracts.
ISAAC C. COLvER.
Poultney, May 9TH 1910. 1872.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
STATE OF VERMONT. }y62E it remem.
District Of Fairhaven, IS ik1 bereS that a,

PROBATE court held at Castleton within add for
said district, on the Ilih day of MAY Is4O,
Present, A. WARNER, Judge.
certain instrument in writing, under seal
PeIporung 10 be the last will and testament OF
Noah Lee, late of Csstleton in the courtv NJ
Rutland and state aforesaid decease d, beinap re.
sented TO said court for probate and allowance
sy the executor therein named.
II is ordered that the said will be referred for
probate, at court to be holden at the probate of
nee IN Casiieton on the LIST Wednesday Of june
next and that publication of this order three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald print.
ed at Rutland, as soon as may be shall be suf'
cient notice to all concerned TO appear IL they
see cause, and contest the probate Of said will
2O--.2 b. +. LANGDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
Going West !

TNlIE Subscriber has two good BOATS which
4 will leave Whitehall, N. Y. for Buffalo,
N. y, as soon as navigation opens, and on the Sd
and 9TH Tuesdays of May, June, August and DC
tober. All goods stored with me free of charges
JONATHAN POLICY
Polly's Landing, Fort Aun, N. Y. March Ic40
II-37
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
WHITE. HENDERSON &Co.
Printers, Paper Makers, Book
sellers and Binders, Rutland, VT.
Blank Lists.

LISTERS would save a deal of
trouble and labor by procuring some
printed blanks for listers.
fo5 sale at the Rutland and Castleton
Bookstores by IL. T. WHITE, & Co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
Canker Rash.
NEW GOODS.

TAMES BARRETT Jr. has received and will
a receive in the course of the week, q general
supply OF Goods adapted to the season, which
whi be sold a, unusually low prices for Cash
Produce or short approved credit.
Rutland, My 10, 1910. 2O-22
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02

Hfnsa~,. S.~ YEA. A iii-fsi As4,sci,os ens4e ~
itsse - b. pef,hsss io s~ii scaia fes .ale b,
HtgT& MASON Realised
MEACifsu& DANA Csaistaa
.l-iy ~ a. nEACHAM, Wall isrfsrt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
NEW GOODS.

nANIELs q BELL, have just received their
~ stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting in part Of French, English and Am.
etlcan Prints !; printed Muslins and Lawns Blk
blue black and cold Silks; Mouselain de LANES;
shawls, dress Handkerchief; elegant Ri.hoo me
artificial flowers, &c. Also a large assortmen, OF
Leghorn, Tuscan &. Straw Bon.
ne.. The above goods have been purchascd
veto HARD TINES VIZ
Rutland May Is 20-2o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
TuE REsURRECTION OR PER.

SIAN PILLS The name Of these psils originated
lrnr, the Circumstance o. the medicine beng only
faaad IN the eemsines OF Persia. This vegetable
prrdsciian being 81 pcealisr Kind. led 10 tIperi.
To its medical qssliiie. aud ,ilves. In hall
. ocntafy u becsme established medicine for the
Diseases % that county The extract Of this singu
ar production wss introduced into some paris Of Eu
rope N the year 1883 and used by many oelebrs,ed
physie,shs IN curing dseases, where all other medi
cine. had tcea used in vain. Esry 10 the year 792
the ertfot was s,sed with . certain vegetable
mcd,ein imported from Dura Bsea. 10 the East 10.
dies, and formed into pills The admirable Effects Of
this c.npound upon the humss system led ply sic
ard families a'o its general use Their long estas.
bed character. their uaiverssI and healing virtue,
The detergent and cleansing qualities Of their spec,6
cal action upon the eisndusr part Of the system,
such will sustain tLe reputation and general sse
in the American Republic.
To r.. Chass, r Co.
Gent. sirs This 10 10 inform you thst we have
used your Persian vegetable Pills fos year past, IL
practice. aud we'll pleased with their operation
Relieving them TO uh their sdver,ismen Mt in answer
ing ms substitute where caionei 10 Indicated, VI
csa recommend them To the pvbiic.
Df. BROWN M'KENZIE s. IIALSTEAD,
Rocbe.ter, 1887
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
DIseases Of fAe Lsnss
Vegetable Pulmonary Balscm

.se most 'alusbis rtnscy sos IL uss 70, Co.,,l.
80 A'..ssn. O. fh.ls'e whooPlhg Cosgh. ssd
sa.sas's shees.ons ofsse'y kind fis sale h stesS
~ issfeasiss ssJ tie pfopfeiors arc coast, s,Is
''''ng iiS Hesi tasessbie aeeeuuts Of ~ tserI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02

Lead A queduct.
THE liberal patronage already received, has
i id uced the subscriber 10 continue the man.
uficture Of
LEAD PIPE,
OF superior quality, Of all sizes, from half inch
TO inch and q half, Al his shop in Rutland Mill
Village. ALSO,
Metallic Composition Pumps.
An excellent article, known in point of ne atness
and utility to be equal 10 any now IN ue.
All orders in hrs business will be promptly al.
tended TO, and P ipc in any quantities furnished
at short notice.
WILLIAM W. WHITNEY:
Rutland, March -, lG40. IA Gm ii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
Caution to Purchasers.

Every packet sold in the state will be signed
by PANGBORk a. BRiNSMAtD, Jewellers,
burlington, VI. who are State agents. lf may
are offered which are moi 80 signed, do not buy
them Gro TAYLoR, 6 f-2 Wall aud 6 New ST.
New York, agent for the United States, sent out
by the British College of Health, London, Of
which Jas. Morrison, the Hygeist is the founder
and president.
Canker Rash.
AS hear that the above disease is prevailing
as an epidemic in some parts of Vermont, take
TIE liberty Of stating that individuals and FAM.
lies afflicted with the disease will Fl ID their con.
hdence amply repaid, BY resorting TO the use Of
Morrison: pills and powders upon the first appear
ance oi the disease. and by relying upon them
solely fort permanent and speedy cure. Use
Them daily according 10 the directions upon the
wrapper until we'll. Also for the colds and ire
hroats 30 prevalent, there is nothing like this
medisine in preventing If taken soon enough,
and IN curing If seated upon the throat and lungs
Dr.. GEO. TAYLOR,
U. s. Agent, O 1-2 Wall st. N. Y.
Aprh 10. l9-r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
NEW GDODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER
Spring & sum licr Cooa.

purchased with cash which they ofrr IA ~
friends and customers a, vefy low price. :.
that those wishing 10 purchase will do -
call and examine their Goods Their r.
consists ri great variety Of rich and ls,h.''7
Fancy and staple articles adapted To the .'s'
English, French and Amcrirs'
Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockcry, Cl,,,
Groceries Also a large nssot,mcn. Of lrp. =
Nail. Rods. horseshoe Iron, Tire Iron. n. ]
Hoop do. Nails, Glass, Grind Stones. No,, Y
Tia Plaster, Coarse, Western, T. l. and l,,,,
Salt Goldfish, Msckercl, Salmon; Sheen III
CO Fork by Dbl. Troy Suprrfinc Flour &, N
with a great variety ar articles too numero,,
be luscred in an advertisement The, ,T
sold iur cash, produce or good credit.
Rutland, May, 2j, 1910. g-s|
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-02
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
Superior 20 the Hygean. Brnndreih's

utf'ff T" ''N ~ $50, p'""o'N''
Tfss. Tcr,stn. ihs naiehiess lp,ir~dl Sssst,e,
a, sss .shei Polls or corpourd tsfsss the rabi'e.
q, etr;,6ot e. By PhHsiciaHs aad otbsss. Z e, neHe
eoHdsnn them uniil they ~. thea ard thea nc arc
rrria,a they vii not.
4 e. now s.risd rnirt Nth ~ wsn have ssed
ttsfcg-isb'e PERSIAN FILLS ihn; tbey IRE pre-.
ssrinsafls iis bret ssS mast efi-seious FAMILY
MEDICINE tina, bas vet 5sen used "a ADercs "
Ever, hmily onsL become srcsaiuirf rhh tten
Sorrriga yotroS over dssease. the, wcsh Keep thea
sse b. pfrpss,d With surc kkMkUf 10 sppy on
The 6tt appeatsace az DISEASE. sud tsen hss mRch
t,trs,s soaL te ssonisd and nseney saved, ss will
the lives Il ihassa n.is ha hurried out Of time by
rsgieriss disease ~ it, frat stages. OF by not BEN
N J,.,e.sioa Of a remedy which they can place dc
teudence upon.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18

properly speaking, stump speech, al
Augusta, Maine, on the 4th of July last
The concluding remarks furnish sample
of real grit
"If shall have been so happy as to
have gained the appreciation Of those ior
whose sake have so far departed from
the strict limits which ancient prejudices
have long prescribed to our sex, I shall
be amply paid for all lhe sneers Of witllings
ard fools. (Cheers) l have been only
desrous of winning the approving smiles
of the nobIcr sex for sentiments, not for
myself, and say unto you, lords of crea-
lions, as you call yourselves, if you doubt
my sincerity-I proclaim it here in the
face of all Augusta, now assembled around
me, and you may believe me or not, as
you please-that there is not one among
you, Tom, Dick or Harry, that | would
give brass thimble TO call husband TO-
morroW!!"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE POOR PRINTER.

AND Tur Exclusives. --0n the fourt.,
Of July, Is. Harriet Lee might have
been seen sitting OF the sofa in her neat
little parlor, in house situated in p.
street, New York. The metropolis was
alive with men, women and children, of
every color, class and crecd-oid men,
whose heads were whitencd with the
snow Of age-young men in the meridian
of manhood, united!y and unanimously
agreed to "drive dull care away" and
ioin the jubilee to celebrate the birth day
of American Independence. Ever and
anoon the bursting thunder Of artillery
seemed to shake the island of Manhattan;
the carved eagle sat pcrchcd upon a pole
.oi liberty, and our star spangled banner
become the playing of the balmy wind.
Whilst every American heart was brim-
.ful Of joy and gratitude, there were two
generous hearted, noble minded indivi-
.duals bowed down with sorrow SO pungent,
:and disappointment SO bitter, that the
soul stirring proceedings of the cvcr-to-
aforementioned fourth could not raise
their dropping spirits. The persons al
]uded to are Harriet and her suitcr, Viii
liam Malcolm. When the intelligent pat
riotic and high minded William entered
Harrict's apartment, he was disappointed
and surprised 10 see the object of his love
ba,hed in tears. "Why do you weep, my
dear Harriet" enqmred William, in a
voice rich as music; at the same time gras-
ping aGectionalcly her snow tapering fin.
gers, which were ornamcntcd with three
costly rings, the offerings which friend
ship and respect had laid upon the altar OF
her fairy hand. Harriet gently and grace
fully raised her head, while the warm tears
Of grief flowed free and fast from her
dark hazel eyes, and fell upon her fair
check like dew drops from a rose leaf.
"Wbat can I do," continued William, "to
tear away tho dark drapery which seems 10
mani lle your tender feelings in gloomy sor.
row on this high and happy day?" Harriet's
feelings were too big for utterancc; she
could not vent her thoughts ia words, Sc
violent was the temper Of excitement, oc.
cssioned by one who had broken up the
great deep Of her heart. Soon after she was
able TO speak, she said she had Just returned
from a visit TO aunt R, having paid
Ter visit for the purpose of inviting hel
!, atte nd the anticipated wedding which
~, ,uld probably take place in few days
81, des, ribed the interview she had will
,er aunt, it was as follows:
u hen he had make known her eIrand
,er unit oi ,served -
~e} S i, pc ssible that you, Harriet, hav,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18
FINALE TO A COURTSHlP.

.FIora-ah! dearest Flora-l am come
ALI Flora | come to-oh! ynn can dr'
eide NV fa,c-I am come my Fiora-ah!'
Il see you, Malcolm. perieetIy.:-l,1,
are come; you tell me interesting '"'e'i''
gcncc certainly. Well what neSi'
Oh, Flora! | come to--to -
TO offer me your heart and San''
suppose?
Yes
well do it like man then, and not
like monkey
plague take yonr self possesslon' CO.
claimed | suddenly starting from my
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18

STARTING CHILDREN IN THE WORLD
The following extract contains sentiments
and facts which cannot be too frequently
read, or too deeply impressed on Tile
mind: -,
"Many an unwise parent labors haru
and lives sparingly all his life for ,ne ,!
purpose Of leaving enough to glVe, MS
children start in the world, as ii is'caIied'
Setting young man aAoat with money
left linn by his relatives, is like tying blad-
ders under the arm Of one who canno'
swim: ten chances TO one he will lose ms
bIaddcrs and 60 TO the bottom. Ieaeh
him TO swim, and lie will never need the
bladders. Give your child sound educa'
ton, and you have done enough tor MN; D;
See too that his morals are pure his m'nd
cultivated, and his whole nature maae
subscrvient TO the laws which govern men,
and You have given linn what will be oi
more value than the wealth of the Indies
You have given him start which no ms
fortune can deprive him of. The earlier
you teach him to depend upon his own re-
cou:ces, the better"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18

knee, YOU make ne ashamed Of myself
Proceed, sir said Flora.
You like bresity, it would SEEM,
Yes replied Flora.
Then will you marry mt?'
'Ecsn &c.,.
W;ll yon give me kiss"
You may take one.'
took Tie profered kiss.
Now this is. going TO work Iigftly,'
said Flora, when thing is to be said,
why may it not be said in two seconds,
instead of suffering and stammering Two
hours about it.' exclaimed the merry mai
den claspiag my hand energeticaly.
well ther,' said I, 'humbug apart, what
day shall we fix for our marriageT
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18

Mrs1c.---"O Music! the theme Of bards
from time immcmoriai; who can sing ol
ibec as thou deservest! What wonderous
miracles hast :Irou not accomplished? The
war drum beats; the clarion gives forth its
piercing notes; and legions Of armed men
rush headong to the fierce Devastating !,
battle. Again, the drum is mufflea' ana
its deep notes break heavily upon, the arr
while the dead warrior is borne along up
on his bicl, and thousands mlngle 'nclr
tears to his memory. The tender 'use I
sounds upon the silvery waters, and the
lover throws aside his fear and imprlnts a
kiss upon the lips of his beloved. ahe
bugle rings in the mountain recesses and a !,
thousand spears are uplitted for fearful
and desperate combat. And now the Or
gan peals, and with lis swelling notes
lie soul leaps into the very presence OF
the Deity.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18
7ah;oc>Tgmc by the Foyelock.-An old

TakingT;m By the Fo'sfocf.cAn ola e,
lame cania,g, \yi.5 wen. aut to fight the
Indians and c:.:.l:iis upon them uhc"Pec'-
edlv, Boys said he, "thcre they are,
,hay arc ycrv numerous, my opinion -
they,I vhip US, but fight hard, retreat in
rood order, but as l am a little lame' LII
30 now" and away he went.
go it yc p'ppins," as the man said
when the horse w;ls running away Win
the apple cart. ,e...:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18
POETRY.
FOR THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
THE INFANTS DEATH WATCH.

THE INFANTS DEATH WATCH.
FRoa TnEsGlSS OF The MISSIONARY.
1t was the Death watch night. The old town cloc
Had pealcd the midnight hour, and those dec
sounds
Fell on the ear, fur through the Silly eve,
AS footsteps of guest rctreating fast,
To his eternal home. The moon sailed through
The feccy clouds, as when the snow bird hurt
Its mistress bosom socks and which the Eve,
First daughter OF Eternity covers
With her veil; OF, as the ship at sea, flies
The coming storm; and iluttcrs in the breeze.
Luna's soft beams fell through atticcd blind
Beside an Infants corpse, o'o cut. and dressed
In funeral array. No other 's;ai
p'.amcd through the silent :ooln, save as tie rays
OF tap;ars lit the chamber nca', and showed
Tho sa,ms of Eucsts buried in sleep profound.
One figure pacsd the gloomy hall of DEATH
sIll as the spectre Of another world
1I;s sn;r;t hoycrcd round the infants corsc
A,d Tins communcd in secret with the dead:
Swce4 Onc! Upon thy pfo"'
Is this the sleep AS coia 'i'o0h O''"''
OF senscless death, On meitlnS Snow
NJ dos, ,lo, ke,o. o. foam of streams
',Tbv acetirp b-cat!., Murmuring low.
For dreams that tread,
with rosy feet, Lo"d oHe!
Around thy bed, The taper light
Whcro Angels meet! Shall not n'ruoc'
Tho. colncs ,.o, wire. To mar this night,
Deaths barno,s wi,c, Oar solitude.
And all things hero Yon starry Eve
Arc for the grave. Dimmd BY It's 'ear'
With me shall grievc,
Spirit! Beside thy bier.
Thou art not here, y tins solt gloom'
No. thou hast flown, These Signs of wo,
Cleaving the air, lio" Ike the lomo'
To Gods high throne! Cover'd with snow.
From that bcst way
Canst thou not see, Chcnib!
Thy sllroudcd clay, By thee unfclt,
Alone with nc! Away I'll sip,
J,,. here's crowd Those tears that mot
OF Angels far, Thy waXcn Up,
Tanning thy silroud, They arc the tlrst
And Aaycn hair. Since childhoods hour,
I've known TO burst,
Dearest! With such wild pow'r.
Upon thy check But here's the day!
l. cy,nnrs sirr, Hist! footsteps como.
As whisp,rire sneak To bear thy clay
The souls on h:rh. To its loEg home!
Thy sweet blue eyes Farewell:
A-o faded now. fsrewciE
rThv white bnir lies
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18
THE DRUNKARD'S TREE.

THE
sin of
drunkenness
expels reason,
browns memory, dis
tempers the body, detaces
beauty, diminishes strength,
corrupts the blood, inAames the
liver, weakens tie brain, turns men
into walking hospitals, causes internal,
external and incurable wounds; is
witch to the sense, devil to the soul,
a thief TO the purse, the beggar's
companion, a wife's woe, and
clildren's sorrow: makes man
brcome beast and self
murderer, who drinks to
others goou health and
robs himself Of his
own! Nor is this
all: 1t exposes
to the divine
displeasure
8. 3
q -
ga =
=
=
= =
y d
-
- q
e s
such are
some Of the evils
springing from the root.oi
DEsVNKENNESS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-11-18

A ScREAMER.-Ag gentle piece of female
humanity ycleped Green-by courtesy
Miss Grecn--dcliycrcd an ora!ion, Or more
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
night securely

iCNry night securely
A PROPHECY Ten gsars frora this tir.e vii
n thnk 81 ustag stlsf rssasdiss assais Al
Na~s, ftaa thoss rkich elsanss and PnrUs.
The BRANDRbTH PILLS cleanse and purify, and cannot
nay use bark or sby What their eject They
bind he disease, the foul humors The s9dy, which ut
maiey become great qu,ny that spopsrY paralysis
y the result the patient hes hsds too ate hs mtals How
dtsfsat the Consequences when the simple method OF
JytrR the body With Brsndrsths Pills y sdopted.
that tOuchsSne q all human knovsdge, has
proved syond doubt that ths celebrated AID the
body naturally adapted for the esf ~ their ard
the whole Of the huds and the solids 0r
the solids made and renewed from the nuids be entrc
evacuated altered and completely rcgsusratsd and
The ae, that huHdrsd of thousands have been esred 81
the dieases b. the Of these ls sOn. II
u rot well 10 the dssses By Let the set
81 With any pain whether u internal external origin rive
sy for further gssuaston asrv ares he - 70
nu % until perfect u Effected which Will be ais
much lcnsr han could b. expected.
Brsadrrhf P. are 20 less eure than prevention Of DIS
Win feel au "a the hcsd ek SIDE weary
the Least ererouits then ought 10 tk dose " these
Pl This Will .lssys have GOOD effect because q y in
possible Tor 70 - n the BODY without the Of those
huors which produce ant = snly By their being fore.
out With purzirg that health can BE- restored.
Let recommend two TN b bld and
20 70 Drurgsf Tor Brandrsfhs Pills The Erst wsaksns
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