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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-02
JFEFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN.

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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-02

practice of his profession and continued it until
the close of the century. He died at York.
July IL, 1906, aged nearly 80 years.
(To BE CoNTINUED.)
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-02
AN ANEcDoTE OF GEN. HARRIso,

AN ANECDoTEo OF GEN. HARRISON.
The following circumstance was
mentioned during the session of the
Harrisburgh Convention by Judge
Burnet, of Ohio; a warm personal
friend of General Harrison. Many
years since while the great tide of en-
igration was flowing through the Wes-
tern States, the hero of the Thames
having for awhile exchanged the ard
uous duties of statesman and gen
eral for the more peaceful pursuits
of Agriculture, was on hot summer
evening at the porch Of his humble
:" Log Cabin" asked for shelter and a
meal, by a minister of the Methodist
Episcopal persuasion. The iaded ap-
pearance Of the steed, and the soilad
garments of the rider, proclaimed the
fatigue of the day, and with>his usual
courtesy, the old General welcomed
the stranger After plain and sub
stantial supper, the guest joined with
the host in social conversation; and
the latter laying aside the character
Of a soldier, and statesman, willing
ly listened to the pious instruc-
tons of the traveller. They reti-
ted to rest, the good old soldier
thankful to a munificent Provi-
dnnce that he was enabled to admin
ister to the wants of fellow creature
and the worthy minister of Christ, In
voling the blessings of Heaven upon
the head Of this kind benefactor.
Morning came and the minister pre-
pared to depart He was in the act
GA UIIssU
night. This loss however severe,
considering that he had yet two hun
dred miles to travel did not discour-
age him in the exercise of his duty:
but taking his saddle bags on his arm
he rose to depart with thanks for the
kindness of his entertainer The old
General did not attempt to prevent
him, though he offered his coincidence
upon the loss: but an observing eye
could have detected a smile of inward
satisfaction, which the consciousness
of doing good alone produces;-Ihe
guest reached the door and to his as
tonishment found one of the Generals
horses accoutered with his own sad
die and bride and waiting for him
He returned and demonstrated stating
his inability to pay for it, and that IN
all probability he should never a
gain visit that section of country. But
the General was inexorable, and re-
mindino the astonished Divine, that
& he who giveth to the poor lend
eth to the Lord" sent him on his
way, his heart overf1owing with
and his prayers difectedto
Heaven for blessings on the venera-
BILE Hero.-PenR. German
How 1T woRks.-While the poor
man cannot get work, and the prices
of butter, cheese, wheat, &c. have
fallen so low as to make the farmer a
loser by his labor, foreign articles OF
necessity keep up their prices, Tea
is actually rising, coffee is at its old
price, so are all other things which
tthe American freemen are accustom-
ed to have. The hard money system
therefore cuts off most of the COM
forts ofthe poor mans family. VIII
he consent to be made pauper to
please Mr.. Van Buren? No,-Al0G-
qy Daily AdrertiseT.
-, 90 Ob;o
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-02

The farmers in some parts OF ONO
have to give two pounds of Butter IN
exchange for one ofcoiee-money 90
mo out of the question.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-02

house was lHIGu Win pClSOilS, CHlclIy tHc puOI
waiting for his advice; every day he was obi
ged TO refuse numerous applications, and in ri
ding through the streets, he was often forced
to tear himself away from persons, who at
tempted to stop him, and to drive his chair, as
speedily as possible out Of the reach of their
cries His incessant labors of body and mind
by night and day, nearly cost him his lfe but
by timely and proper treatment, he was rescued
from the grave
This was the most eventful year of his life
and in it he laid the foundation of reputation
inferior to few in the annals of medicine.
| Dr. Rush did not confne his attention exclu-
sively to the practice of his profession, but took
an active and jealous part in political affairs
An ardent friend of liberty he was appointed a
member Of Congress few days after the Dec
laration of Independence, but by vote of that
body, he was permitted 10 affx his name to that
document, and in l777 he was made physician
general of the military hospital in the middle
department; some time after which, he publish
ed his observations on our hospitals, army dis
eases. and the effects of the revolution on the
army and people In 1887 he was member
of the Convention of Pennsylvania for the adop-
ton of the Federal Constitution, which received
his warmest appreciation. During the last II
years of his life, he was treasurer of the United
States Mint Dr. Rush took deep interest in
also in many private associations for the ad-
vancement of human happiness with which
PENNSYLVANIA abOunds. He was an honorary
member of many of the literary institutions, both
of this country and of Europe, In 1905, he
received Il medal from the King of Prussia, for
his replies TO certain questions respecting the
yellow fever On a similar account Ire was
presented with gold medal, IN ooI, from the
queen oil EIuHa' anu III l0i - 'Ae Emperor Vi
Russia sent nm diamond ring' as les'!mo-
ny oi respect lot - h'edicai chlrac'er' ne
lie o' ms - 'i"'i c "aS ioi'Niiid'0u
2iP." - -,
-
''A 80 :
"
a. ~
Iand
lltlcal
Zapers oil
Illdual eX-
psfeS iished more
principles 20 me science
of medcine, Ieded nm IN MS
native country. eo hyeiy iiiidS
nation, retcnive -, and dlScrlmnat-
ing judgment, together with the power oi III
tense application: lie was moreover Phiiah-
thropic, kind and religious.
Sd. James Smith, was a native Of Ireland,
horn probabIy between MS and 1920, His
father was a respectable farmer on the Susque-
hanna--James his second son, was educated
at the college OF Philadelphia, and afterwards
studied law. On being admitted to the bar, he
established his residence near the present town
of shippensburg, as lawyer and surveyor, but
some time after removed to York, where he
continued the practice of his profession during
the remainder of his life.
In1774 he was a member Of the meeting of
delecates from all the counties of Pennsylvania
for the nurnose of expressing the public senti-
'0A Wv r. o,.,,od;oncz, of abstainin0 from i'm
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-02

The defalcation in the Virginia bank
is about $5S0,000-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

DE- RALPH author Of The Private Treatise, continues to
street, and may he seen at any hour.
per.ons who sbtrude ther I'LL and spon the pub
S ~ sss dissss %IS,s q 10 ao.
s s he S 81 %s sSS d.
De. ofhs Royal College London, Ge as %. as being H.
sS 90 SR r, Gn on hs IL. "ss here
to f Dr. .e Of Il Rs N.
my Be seen By any one who WISHES IL.
md sSs% Ta &. % s
IL Ss, i ps q s e cur
s.:s 5 ;
III, g many Of - are Of such ssEs
oas soEet6 both vsHerss and 6o sas
show s%sess. IL NO oseG MsS ,hau 'f T.
"s WI tns sssr sPG 10 Rs', Soa um.s,,. ,,,
prove. % i sss s ssl ST ste
esr s' ~ % s sJsp Gs boz Of pills G The IN
a,ss rs%sd's, were GOOD such ar, he
s sh sr oSa ~ on. . must
ionhg ne cpPor,unss have Of wi,sss;ns se.. e
= % ~i ss sssS Ss s
s S .'s ss s r%.S Ipy IN sOnOrhs
were neither the other but were totally deres
But si ~ which more painfully hsrrss. the ino
and snsrd the finest field for knarery that OF srEorur
sss mouth s'ssd s f. sy ter $ "a. 0 . %SG
q. e &. .sSs:. .% q, ssa
s s o't on NS they rs 5 90
cure strlcturc snd yet II properly understood II
easily and speedily be removed Do scrupe
many structures be cured many they had
- Cd years before.
To Of common prudence therefore, would say II
these remarks just land appeal eminent
physicians 81 city for their ruh how important thai
patient should knew something or the
lent Of the person whom he about rust with such
For the convenience OF those distance
who wish 10 treat their the
s haze & snS which ry @ hss With the
s sy.s he %. Ct :sss. ss Tf,
syringe with ingredients fer making the injections the price
efwhch PIC That for the Nenereal containing than
little larger, containing thing necessary cure Of
both complaints, is SIS.
With respect TO the little patent syrnees, which cannot
here descrbe no one who has not IT, properly
lie and utility Aud indeed regard 10 ~.
intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly does the most
ssngupe expectations that fn a 10 de-
90 and retained Immediately the price shall be instantly re
Address JOS RALPH Senior M. D. ss courtIandt stree.
New York sarv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
TO sPoRTsxEN

GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES, ke, AT WHOLESALE
VI OR RETAIL.
Double barrel Guns OF every description.
Single barrel do do do
1000 pairs Of Pistols.
500 Rifles, single and double barrel
rercusson Caps towder Fssks and Sporting articles
ncrally.
Most OF the above can be sod below Of iportao
manufacture and 10 reduce stock will be offered at
ing pricss,sy A. w. SPIE5 Co,
Inyl SIN avs Pear street piatt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
STATE OF NEw.YOEK.


To the Sheriff Of the City and County Of New York.
~ Sir:NOtice is hereby that al bs neat Gen
sr Election in this STATE 70 De held the second and
lou TN days OF November Except IN the and County
oN,w York tie City Of Boookis and the town Of Bash
wick the County Of Kings the .sc 20 he held
wsanesday tse fourth aay Of November nez the follow
ing officers TO be elected
A Governor aud Lieutenant Governor.
Fortytwo Electors Of President and Vice President OF the
United States.
Yos will also take notice that the ofscrvice OF reder
ck A Sensior for the First District to VII oh the
Ctr anil County OF New York Longs will the last
day of December aud that Senator r The said District
10 be chosen bis place AT the said r ector
You will also take nsie, that 1ur epTesenys in the nth
Congress o lh- Uaed States for the third Congressional
be chosen at the said next General Election
A. the General Election the lOiiowig officers 20
be chosen IN county
Thirteen Members Of Assembly.
Sheriff In place Of Jacob Acler whose term expires
the last day Of December next
CouBy Clerk place Of Joseph Horie, whose term
pires n the last day Of .cember next.
And lace Of Ira ". Wheeler whose terrs
will expire IA the last day Of Deeembernext
j. e. sPENCER, sscre,s.y ofsts,s
shera's Oace, New York. Auxust 90 isao.
Secretary OF state. JACOB AfKrH.
sheriff Of the City and County of Nov York
All the public the county VII publish TIE
above onte in each week, until the Electi N
See vol st chapter sth title 3D. aele 3D.
part lat. race iW. a2f 10 nyt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
rS0O If 1T FAILS to effect a rapid and perfect
cOO without the least 10 Diet drink, hndranct

rom business.
All who have eoatracteda certain disease and wish
nd Of u with lit trouhle and without The liability
henla use LEROrs FRENCH sPkt IflC, the only medi.
discovered that will this complaint Withheld
chang. Of DIET. and does not affect the BREA1 III II
prevents discovery while using n.
In Crr~o~ stages OF the disease
0lees, F1uor Albus snae COMPLAINTS w.aknes,
sfts sgass beyond doubt the most egectns remedy
having obsnat. cases after ever
other medicine had faileo.
OBSERVE Ask for LEROY's WRENCH SPECIFIC
.hch put IN bottles with full directions in the English and
French languages Price ~ bottle.
NOiICs.-Th. genuine Specific formerly scld at No IS
Nassau street, will ~ future BE sold ony Dr. HARTs
Drug store, corner Of broadway snt Chsmb. street. New
York; the Of Sixtn and Market streets Phade
,sd At the corner Of Charles and Pratt streets psmore
nm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
SAs Nq,y2

valuable Powders have been universally adopted in Eurore
bu France in stculsr for wards Of thirty wei.
by hundred this beng the only mild and
etc scious remedy for married ladies whoss health fobd
rapid increase OF fsmy. Price IS psckar with fnl d,c
ons For sale at Mad Reste's Principal Office No Green.
vict street. Circulars tnore fully e,pla aory) can he ob
tanned the ONCE and which will be of .r,~pss
s,ags ereepted to art Of The city United States
All commute atoms w postpaid Ofce hou from
as dSws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
ID X. NJ O r

IL IL. nj ~ i Il
HAS removed his oee to No So Canal street, few doors
from Broadway where he continues TO devote lis
personal attention the relief ~ the unfortunate He parc
uisy invites all those call him who
suffering from long protraoed cases. those whose have
either oeen aggravated 2? unsrecesuy treated BY inerps
euced and those who apparently ncurable
sborirs under the bspef eGee efmecuy qusck
Ne fatters himself that from bis long
and treating such he will be ensbled
mise speedy aud eheetual cure. asiu'
n EMOvAL.--J. r. CARROLL's Old Established Medics.
IN ted Vspor BATHS removed from IS sohn 10
Broadway opposite the City Hospital Mrs r Carroll
turns thanks % the Faculty particularly and the public
ers for the liberal suppovt extended this
the last fifteen hopes by herassduty and attention
70 merit q coutinu ance ofthe same.
The Baths fror O'Clock IN the morning TIL
o'clock NJ night and used with much successn all sudder
colds, hcum NC. Nc to which they afford
date relief Testinonise ofher efficacy be II the
establishment from the FOL ring eminent physicians Doe
tors A. VI sterensv. Mott. Bush Boyd. Macnevin, Rhine
lander Nelson, smith, Ireland, Nissan, Borrowe Vanden
bergh &c &c sulphur aud shower Baths be had all
times, Portable yspor Baths Bathing Tubs, and Hip Baths
for sale hire Baths sent part Of the city Brock
yn sypof ssrsapara asd Liser~or sc fresh from the
Shakers m4y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
REDS EXTRA LARGE BREAD.
HNKyzgg N5W

MRS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PLY
Iu SiClAN OF NEW YORK. hay Just received large
quantity oheros roets essential oils fs Europe not to
be obtained in this will be able those diseases
which have haied the skill most eminent pyslcans
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herself relieve all
diseases the human frame and especially the
foowing rheumatism ihswover laag sndg tie dooresx,
gout palsy, partly limbs. decline,
ton, humors, scrofqs salt rheu, kings evil carke ring
oaarrh scadhead, dyspepsia debility spinal hec
tons nervous symptoms, white sweiiiis asthma aandee
.er complaint hemorrhoid and female weak1ssses
tits offalline sickness, and other diseases.
No mineral Of any kind used Aay females Ia.
boring under Weaknesses consult Mrs MOTT
with perfect confidence Hears Of seeig patients from
uat NJ her residence l9 Spring street. (west ssds OF
Broadway AL letters from the country aIdl promptly
aendedto Medicines forwarded all parts Of the Cuitsa
States. Use3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
ONE HUNDRED CARS.

VANDERWERKEN. manufacturer OF Cabs. Omnibussts
stage Coaches, Railroad Cars &c. corner Of Hsmiltce
Brucn and McWhorfer streets, the Railroad Depot.
Newark n j. has already spshed and in state Of forward
ness upwads Of hsndsd Of the newly invented
seat two or four persons.
b Tb. public cautioned sgsins,spy Infringement OF
the improved Cabs. jes sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
IMPO TANT
G. O NJ NJ u n | G. A Il 10 N.

N,
DEAR SIR: The duty of my profession has exposed
II to colds asthma, AMI other monte complaints in
ciden - this uncertain climate have been deprived Of The
preaching by hoarsnes AMI should still he had
used Medics ed Candy tried 1t for W times,
lad my lungs healed my appetite improved
voice clear cOnstitu evidently imp owed there
fore have hesitation in sdjin. Iaaion
tn efficiency of your Clarified
Essence Of HOrehOuad.
n IA 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29

Oa account ~ hs demand Cor ~ Nsd sine the tro
peto ha been under the necessity OF op ning
tces, wa No Murray street. Bros
Iart AID No 80 Bsk street. of lit street
Dviso1 street. fw dsors r cs,AsKne street OIL,
ps5s n New Ysrk, where DR.. t. GIRAbDiN's LIFE RS
add aio his VEGETABLES ELIXIR certain care ~ Sc
ere nnsiaiissl can bs obtained. s2s Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
a. PASTORS HAIR OIL.


from n. Bost Hersill
F friend ,~ei has written alef.r fn relsfi7
20 remarkable fcrned BY Dr. Grardn of this
WIN has estsbshed Office ~ LbNc annexed to N.
ent, the Of several responsible gsnemen,
tste occssi o. conpl nen D. Gr4iil in TIE
terms ,r his skill practiti We taxi. pleasure
IN knr knsw, TINS fact and nenuz The Doctor
such va fsnx undr those ahic,ion IN the
which he has been successful.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29

ICE CREAMS AND CONTEMPORARIES Who'll T.
,o,,> n,.nr SALE AND RETRAIL.
John BRADEN, at his old stand No. 10 Canal street hay
ing from msny experments IN the manufacture OF lee
resn brought as near perfection be- invites his
iiends ana the pnol generally TO him call satisfy
thensei.ss that better article cannot be ouno the city
70 His eoniecii'nsres manuf ctured Under his
dsts SUPERVISION and OF the very best materials For sale
wholesale and retail at prices Of the lowest
gaze hensmer his store few rods west Of Broadway
No.fs lanai street jyi7-2mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29

no THE AFFLICTED or GOUr AND CHRONIC
4 AND EXPLANATORY RHEuMA tIsM.--The
Subscriber will his preparations for the Gout Inf
maory ahd Chrome Rieumam and Judging from the
Of ot well FROM his satisfaction, he
fled that Coat OF 30 year, standing, however
ii dc / may aud the acute and pnehing Rheuma
sm, well chronic radically he removed by proper
appe alton Of harmless Internal aud external remedies
FEUCHfWANGER's PHARMACY,
aus $40 Broadway. corn'r Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
No. 4 PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues as usual to devete hu
entire personal attention TO the all delicate
and private diseases.
Those who have been the vcms
of unqualified unprncp led charatans with which city
abounds Of the axy ofour regulating
neoical profession, respectfully solicited call
established Dispensary No Peck slip where many
manifold diseases. -
To strangers Dr. Carpenter hegs leave that he il
native ands the born he is graduate of Union
Coisge and received his DR. this eity clams royal
ety and has had nearly thirty years
this city; and what is most important speedily
tually cures his Yatieuts
90 Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy Of pa
jelo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
DOCTOR DE- ANGELS.

FoRMEkLY ase,S.sr the =; hs
to Be- At s NJ .
disease and rheumatic ssetions Dr. Pc Angel. has been ain
srs BEEN cured by him
to hs s
Il TIE stiffness the aud pains IL the limbs depii
improperly curing have given
Hs 20 s soas
@sde which Wills! they s,sdssts every germ
effected many
Cory e s ,G% ana
'"' ''''A'' y iis FuLros srRrkr, Dec. 6, 1875
Mr. jHo Thorn tsI i had bssd phys.isns both here and
!" more favorable climate
Of NJ Ts s s Hss.s nh. Ths and s
Of his brother, Aldermen Thorn Brootil q als ln+
K6OO REWARD.-CRoss' srECikic MIXTURE
pow Fer The cure Of Gles Structures andana
ofa remedies yet discovered for the this
II makes speedy ard permanent cure, without the least
rieoa Diet drink exposure or change IN appneaonio
We give no long qusekish to deceive the
,Ssas for nc Our FS5 e1 noy Where had
ss broSshi,n which the siare will rapid cure.
Thls Is disease that pervades ranks
5s and S hS bey
selves without the least exposure il the shortest tine pos
sible 80
Further disease cannot be contracted adose Of the
put bottles with full directions accompany IT. A.
81 bottle One bottle lasts spveek which generally cnres-
Many cured in two days. - - ~ -
Fol sale only DR.. VIVA H. Minors Drug store Ne 1873
Broadway Of Bey street rankin House New York.
Jones Hutchnsons corner of smut and ssveah
Beware OF limitations The gesune only above.
a2l- 3mf
no THE BALD HEADED AND OrhEKs-boes any
know neghbor friend Who has been Bxld and whose
head is HART One whose collar
covered with danduf though brushed every hourwhieh ms
grey who has not hair Children whose
with scrrfwhose hair would not grow,
growing the fullest of hair Some cases
be known to most persons Ask them the cause ana
BALM OF COLUMBIA OF 90 years growth Is this az ticle,
its demand annually hundred ccnt-hough
w. discovered opposed by thing for the same pur-
assaulted by almost nmbess mushroom trash pre-
han these facts be the recommendations
BY list Of Of responsibility uequied BY ether
article. Look these thingsbuy this article STAY andpre
your by its bald restore it, Ladies' attend
hishandreds fashionable life ssng IL as the only
really tit for the toilet Long hair apt to fall out
Laie the Balm ofCoumbia time to yourselves
the dssracs Of badness by neglect of yeur persons
II duty morss to preserve the beauties OF ma
t with Which bauntul Creator has endowed you-use The
DA"' ''' cxWTioN TO BE REMEMBERED.
Several fragrant attempts have been made to counter
Bam Columbia Some OF the Impostors have
far felt the splendid wrappers and the Falls
Of Niagara and external mark except the Of Com
stock, hich they dare Not forge -.
To avoid pposicns therefore always lock for tn. pane Of
Co L. ). Comstock aud buy the article
unless il as that name uponit 49, -,
Sold wholesale and retail, only at No 2fietchcr st. n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-29
yAPOR BATUS.


vAPOR BATHS.
7 p. CARROLL,5 OLD Es TABLlshED NEDiCA-
y. TED VAPOR BATHS removed from rs John street
to Broadway opposite the City Hospital and
readiness TO visitors No has been spared 70 AZ
gentiescns department MrsJP G. hopes by her
Cd eser.ions contisnznee or the patronage -f tho
faculty and public which has been srcnded to this
mep for the last fifteen The bahs Iron
O'Clock in the ill nise night Also uphur bsts
and shower baths Portable baths the city
Brooklyn Eve minutes notice Private with baths
by the day week ,or month. my1
SORE NIPPLES.
SHErMAN's PAPIILARY OIL cures the worst eases.
~ without taking the child from the breast When such doc
tore Mott Cheeseman, Rodgers and others Of extensive
prsetice recommend II, who will Doubts emcscy1
Mrs. REMSEN has been for rs yesrs' and
ksew remedy equal TO it, She has used IN SIXTY
without failing 10 and from her sas
fed Of its great worth. She recommends " 20 all.
Mrs CROSBY, one Of the Oldest and experienced
nutsi the ctty she knew thing easa to ~
hs cured many TO herknowledge whsre allothsr re-
The Rev r. SMITH says cured wife AMER
weeks of great suffering aud thing else N a'n
Doctors Vandenburxh. Brown. Cosoct. Weed ard seve-
rel others Of most Dist puished py have used
the greatest and recommend inearfsby IN Their
rscce sed AZ Toe Nassau street one dect shove nm es
IIUNTER's RED DROP-For al complaints Of PR
tate whatever other medicine you
she IL IL health and money thrown awayths IN time
this terrible hut just rerhuton Of mans wicedues viii
how itself in horrible form Then aIiy at the
only sbsolus Division st vi vial For
srfieulars see advertisement on ontsde. man