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SICKNESS.

THERE are many persons that we daily behold,
whose count nOnces AID lral limbs denote niilic.
ton which we find has principally originated from
neglect of proper Temadies at the commencement of
sickness AT first the patient complains Of bile on
the stomach attended with sickness coStirenrss, de-
he neglects 10 procure proper medicines at en,h lie
complains Of pain in the side and onlach with
sour eructations; his appetite becomes impaired
his lest troublesome his mind harass, d, and oil
things around him appear not in their proper station
He still reglccts himself when in all probability
the disease may at lenth be 50 fast seated that no
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attack of sickness there should be no time lost"
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remove disorders in the head nvigorate the mihd,
strengthen the body, improve the memory, and en-
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again to It's proper functions.
Principle Oiice, No. 10, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Phadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHE!MER.
oo'oosi "a io1o' agent
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DYSPEPSIA ! DYSPEPSIA =!

That troublesome and peace-desroying disease.
- Thousands and tens of thousands suffer from
that common distressing complaint Dyspepsia is
frequently caused by overlooking or dstendng the
stomach by ercesSipe eating or drnking--indijesi-
ihle and acriJ substances taken into the stomach,
"r fiom long continued constipation Of the bowls, q
sSdentiry liie fear, grief anxiety a copious draft
Of Cold water, drastic purgaticd medicines dyscn-
,ery. miscariages, intermittent and spasmodic af.
| ciions of the stomach and bowls, irregular meals
lite hours, and too frequent use of spirituous
liquors.
The symptoms of dyspepsia may be described as
q wan, OF appetite, or an unnatural OF voracious
me, nausea and sometim,s bikous rOmiting, sud-
den and transient di iensons of the stomach af er
eating acrid and putresent euctatons, water brash,
plin IN the region OF the stomach, cosvenrss pal
pltlIion of the heart, dizziness and dimness of the
,ght, disturbed rest, tremors, mental despondrncy,
nltulency, spasms, nervous irrilblIty, chiiiness.
slhowness of complexion, great 'ppression after
eating, languor and general debility sick head ache,
&c.
CURE-At the head of all remadies stands Dn.
i,nLIcn's COMPOUND STRENGTHENING ToSIc
.SD GEnMAS ArrEnIENT Pills, which act great
ly upon the peis,altic motion of the in,estines,
,herely producing regularity of the bowls, at tie
same time improving the functions of ihe debillat-
ed o gans, thus nvigorating and restoring the d.
ecstive organs to healthy action. This medic
dom fills in producing relief.
Full and explcite directions accompany the
above medicine. Likewise pamphlet which de-
serb diseases, the manner of treating, &e.
Principle Office for the United States, No. 10,
North EIGHTH STREET, Philadelphia.
HENRI YOXTHElMER.
October "a 1910. agent.
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neSee Farmer.
WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS
Prospectus Of Vol. =, for 1Sl1.
THE Cultvator was established to improve and
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Il R d = Pee TUS
OF THE
OF THE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK Sc
CIETY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.
EDITED nj GIDEON n. SMITH.

EDITED Br GIDEON H.. SMITH.
THIS Journal was established by the America,
SIX Society, for the purpose Of dffusing practice
information on the CULTURE OF SILK In the Unite,
States II has now been published one year, an,
may he considered work Of standard character.
The first years publication, comprising the frs
volume, containes a mass of valuable infolmstioI
and II will be the object of the editor to max
the second equal in all respects, if not SUPERIOR |,
the first. The important fact is now estaI lished be
yond any question, that the people OF the Unite,
States make silk cHEAPEn and BErrER ,haf
any other nation upon earth. Ii has been prove
by unmpeachable testimony, that the entire cos
Of producing silk ready for MAJ ket does not e1cee
TWO DOLLARS AND rwESrr.FIvE CENTS PEI
FOUND, and lis lowest value is FOUR DOLLARS AMI
FIFTY CENTS; also, that ONE ACRE of ground plant
ed in morus mullicaulis, will produce the first yea
the trees are planted, rouRrr-EIeHr rounds Oh
SILK, leaving clear profit TO the producer of oxI
HUNDRED AND EIGHT DOLLARS II has also beer
proved that the chidIcn and females Of any firmer
iimhy can, with the greaet possible ease, produce
iTom nifty to hundred pounds Of silk every year
without any cost whatever TO the expenses of the
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To enable oil our farmers 10 make six. the 'JorR-
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TIyATISG THE TRIES, FEEDING and REARiNGs siIx
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be rquired to enable any person to enter spon the
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TO THE .AFFLICYED.

THOSE who are suflring from various Ji c,sos
incident 10 the human family, would do well 10
procure DR.. HayEeh's Compound &nngihening
and German Aperient Pills. which ,re SO pre-
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NERVOUS Affections. Headache, AID all the dis
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directions for using The reader is referred 10 sen
srai very interesting certificates of cures in this
psPer which may be relied upon, as they are taken
from hs original. For sale at No. 10, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
October "a, 1910. Ageni.
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NONE CONCLUSIrE PROOFS,
Of Tie cGicacy IF DR.. HrLch's celebrated Me

q Tie cDlcacy IF DR.. Hakch's celeJraied Medi-
cines.
DEAH SIR;-I was afflicted with a billions and
nerviuus disease to a very alarming degree, with
all The symphonic which so frequently effects q re-
hxed condition. viz: giddness in lie head yiol nj
,remors chlllincss, with fixed pain in the night
side, complexion lad, and costivencss; indeed |
was IL mus, miserable condition. had tried
many remedies, but found no permanent relief un-
I'll ! had pa chased DR.. Harhch's compound
strengthening Gad German aperiem Pills, which
fir m their superior virtues, wac completely cured.
aud am aide 10 pursue my employ ment, free from
pain and disease. (sisned) JOHN BOLES.
Dated Nenla Ohio June 7, 1910.
, pie Gice for the United States, No. 10,
North E:GhTH STREET Phad.lpha.
HENRY YOXrHEIMER
N''' -, le1O. Agent.
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Strengthening and German Aperient Pills.
ALLEGHENY, Jan. 8, 1910.
TO DR. Harich's Agcnt-Sir: wish to state for
the benefit of those who may be afflicted, that Dr.
HAnLIcns PILLS have entirely cured me of Dys-
pepsia, of which have been afflicted for many
years. used 10th kinds, the Apcrient and Strength
ening, and am constrained to say that tn, y are
valuable discovery, and act upon the system mildly,
hut very 'ifeclually. | found the Tonic pills TO
quicken the circulation and cause determination
to the surface, aed to strengthen the weak stomach
and increase its powers. The Apereni pills are the
best caiharic ! ever used. | am confident all Dys.
pepcs would do well to make immediate trial and
be eyed. Any one can call at my house and bc
satisfied Of the above at pleasure.
DAVID X. POPE.
n. b. The original certificate may he seen ar the
oilice OF the Spirit of The inns" For sale a,
No. 10, North Eighth street.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
October "a, 1910. .7gem.
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In UIH WILL PREVAIL.

Di' n"'lehs medieines are daily increasing in
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MORE POSI1YEE PROOE

Of the efficacy Of DR.. HarEch's Compound
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THE CULTIVATION.

A Consolidation of BueFs Cukipaior and the Ge-
nesee Farmer.
WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TUCKER EDITORS
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