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LIVER COMPLAINT.

THIS disease is discovered by fixed obiusc
pain in The RICH, side under the short ribs, attend, d
with heat, uneasiness about the pit of the stomach;
there Is in the right side uso distrnlion the pa
lien, loses his appetite. and becomes lick aid ,roubl-
ed with vomiting The tongue becomes rough
and black, tho countcnancc changes to pale or
cron color. or yellow like tho aflicted With iun-
dice, difficulty Of breathing, disub rest a,icndee
with dry cough, difficulty of LAYING on the lief,
AIDE 'he body becomes weak and finally the disease
terminates into ano her Of n more serious ,ture,
which In oil probability is far beyond the power Of
human skill. DR.. HarEch { onpound Strength
e'nng Tome and German Aperiepf PiHs, # ia.
ken at the commenccmeat of this disease, will
check 1t, ard by inuing the use OF the medicine
few weeks, perfect cure viii he performed.
Thousands can testify to This fact.
Certificates "i many persons may daily lie Sc, n
OF the eiiiccy Of this invaluable medicine, by apply
ing at the Medical Office. NJ. 10, NORrH
EIGHTH street, Philad.lp lphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER
OsobeI "a 1910. Aren't
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FEMALES.

hiiO are troubled with sick headache, pain in
'he side, breast, anu hack, loss of appetite aueD-
ry ewuess of spirits, papaton of the heart faint
f.s or eddiness, sickness at the stomach, bilious
affections, ,ightness at the chest nausea vomiting.
noise 10 the stomach, Rushngs Of heat, ard chilli.
ness diseases OF the nerves. and organs of digestion.
&c. &c, those who may be thus affected shonlI
no' n'gect to procure Or. H1riich's Communal
NSfengfhenng Tonic and German Aperieni PjNs,
which are warranted to give immediate relief.
Ihou 'ahds 90 we almost daily behold, whose conn
ecnances and pale emaciatnd cheeks bear occular
witness to sickness and stflietion. CoulJ tho. .
persons be Persuaded to use this invaluable medi
cine, they would soon find their weak md Jehili.o-
td frames strengthened, their minds CONN sod
and ail pain, and distress driven fIom the system
"hcn the body will again renew its lost ripor. and
N On /" new hfe,' and death for While be dc.
i1lved OF its prey. What heart but feels rlaJ Ia
oehod their near relatives and dear friends snaehed
As II by magic from that fatal dest over Death.
ye who are laboring under disease let not another
day OF night pass without procuring this medicine,
asit will IN majority Of eases effect a permanent
cure. Remember delays are dangerous: and if
disease is neglected, its r-vags will doubIy in.
Gre. SC.
GrPrinciIle Office for the United States, No.
ls, NORTH EIGHTH street, where reccomn en-.
da'lons of HUNDREDS Of persons may be seen, all of
which have been cured or benefited by the
medicine.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Ncooef "a isio. Agent.
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SICKNESS

THERE are mary persons that we d ,ay behold,
whose countnances aid fral limbs r'enole nffiic.
nsn' which we find has principally org#a,ed from
neglect of proper Iemadies at the com o
sickness. At first the patient com plans Of bile on
the stomach attended with sckaess cosip rss DC.
ne ueglects to procure proper medicine a. len n he
complains OF pam IN the side and s'omach with
sur ernctahnns; his appetite becomes impaired,
bis rest troublesomc, his mind hsrassed and all
things around him appear not in their proper station
He still neglecls himself when in all probability
the disease may al lenth be fast seated that no
medical aid will replace him again. At the first
attack Of sickness there should be mo time LOST
in procuring DR. Hrlch's Coz INBOUND STRENGTH
EsiSs APERiENr PILLS, which Immediately Ie-
moves bile from the stomach, obviate cossiveness
Femove disorders in The head invigorate the mihd
stiength'n the body, improve the memoIy, and en-
iiven the imagination; thus restoring the body
again 20 ala proper functions
Principle Office, No. 10, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Philadephis.
HENRY YoX rHEIMER.
oe'ooe' 80 ie''' dgtat
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IMPORTANT PROOFS.

Vme efficacy Of DR.. Hphchs Celebrated Md.
cines.
The following certificate was sent by Mr.. T.. B.
Human, ngent at Cincinnatti Ohio. There he
no mistake IN II, as the parties are well known.
=. hir. Ezrkiel RIpdon, of Anderson township,
Hamllton county, Ohio, was several days tronbied
with hill-us affections, acidity OF the stomach, at
Tended with the usual symptoms of dyspepsia, and
taving made trial Of vasioue medicine without
Finding reGef, was cured by the above medicines.
Attest, f. RIGDON.
Cincinnati, June 30th, ls4O
YET LATER.-Mr. Vance, of Washing on
roun'y, writes as foows--Dear Sr-Dr. Harch's
pits are performing some of the most wonderful
euIes in this vicinity ever heard Of They were
introduc d here about six months ago, by Of
my neighbors, who bought half dvzen packages
from the Pittshung office. ON aware of four cases
IN this place where complete cures have been per-
formed, one of severe rheumatism, two Of dyspepsia,
and one OF most shocking and aggravated ner-
vous complaint, of ten or twelve years standing |
send you enclosed five dollars plcare to forward
pills for that amount by the bearer, William Ward,
Attest JOHN VANCE.
July "a, 1910.
N. Is. The above certificates, compared with the
very many already received, certainly must con.
vince those similarly afflicted that they can yet be
relieved Ivy the use of these invaluable medicines
Principal Office, No. 10, North Eighth street
Philadelphia. For sale BY
HENRY YOXrHEIMER.
oc'ober "a, ls40. Agent
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MORE CONCLUSITE PROOFS.

OF The efficacy IF DR.. HDhch's celebrated Medi-
cines.
DEAR SIR:-1 was afflicted with bilious and
nervous disease to a very alarming degree, with
oil the Symphonic which SO frequently .ffecs a re-
liked condition, viz: giddness in tie head viol nj,
Temors, chness, with fixed pain in the right
side, complexion had, and cosiiven,ss; indeed I
was in most miserable condition. | had tried
many remedies, hu, found no permanent relief un.
I'll had purchased DR.. Harhch's compound
strengthening and German aperiem Pills. which
from their superior viltues, wac completely cured
and am able TO pursue my employment, free from
pain and disease. (signcd) JOHN BOLES.
Dated &ena, Ohio June Z =, 1910.
Principle Office for the United States, No 10,
North EIGHTH STREET, phihlelphi,.
HENRY YUX rHEIMER
octoher "a, ls1O Agent
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O'PNCss'S VI OHs - HVH H"HEs
THE Cul,ivator was established to improve and
l. elevate the Agriculture of the country; to give
a proper tone to the morals and mind of the Far.
mer; to show him the dignity and importance of
his rofession; to store his mind with useful know
ledge, and convince him that while all classes are
and must be more or ss dependant on each other,
he alone of the whole can make any near approach
TO independence. II there is one thing more than
another, which in this country gives man superb
orIly ovei his fellow men, it is knowledge; and this
Knowledge, ,-kncwledge which is as essential to the
success OF the farmer as to other men,-it is the
design of the Cul'ivator to aid in impartng.
~ The volume for 1910, is filled entirely with
original Communications, embracing articles from
about 300 Correspondents, from almost every state
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MORE POSITIVE PROOF
! y the efficacy IF DR.. HarEchs Camp aund
Strengthening and German Aperiem Pills.

~ Me efficacy Of DR.. HarHch's Compound
Strengthening and German Aperiem Pills.
ALLEGHENY, Jan. 8, 1910.
To DIR Harlich's Agent-Sir: wish to state for
the benefit of tho who may be afflicted, that DR..
RARLIcH's Pulls have entirely cured me of Dys-
pepsia of which | have been afil cted for MANY
ycars used both kinds, the Aperient and Strength
enlng, and am constrained TO say, tha, they a
valuable discovery, and act upon the sy stem mildly,
hut very ,fiectually. l found the Tonic pills TO
quicken the circulation and cause a determination
to the surface, acd to strengthen the week stomach
and increase its powers The Apereni pills are The
best cathartic ever used. am confident all Dys-
peptcs would do well to make immediate trial and
be relieved. Any one can call at my house and be
satisfied of the above at pleasure.
DAVID r. POPE.
n. B. The original certificate may he seen ar the
fice OF the Spirit Of the Tins" For sale at
No. 10, North Eighth street.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
octooer "a is4o. agent.
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II R d = PECTU =

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK So
GETTY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST,
KDIrrD mr. GIDEON y. SMITH.


EDITED Br GIDEON ". SMITH.
THIS Journal was established by the American
Silk Society, for the purpose of dausing practical
information on the cULTCRE OF SILK in the United
States. II has now been published one year. and
may he considered 4 work Of Standard character.
The first years publication, composing the frs,
volume, containes mass of valuable inioimstioil
and II will he the ol9'ci of the editor to make
the second equal in all respects if not superior, TO
the first. The important fact is now esta lshed be-
yond any question, that the people OF the United
States can make silk CHEArER and BgrrER than
any other nation upon earth. II has been proved
by unimpeachable testimony, that the entire cost
OF producing silk ready for ma ket, does not exceed
TWO DOLLARS AND rwESTI FIVE CENTS PER
rouNn, and its lowest value is FOUR DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS; also, that ONE ACRE of pround plant
ed IN moIus mullcaus, will produce the first year
the trees are planted, FouRrr-.IGHT rounds OF
SILK, leaving clear profit to the producer of ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHT DOLLARS! II has also heen
proved that the chidi and females & any farmers
fm'y can, with the create possible ease, produce
nom hlty TO hundred unds Of silk every wear,
without any cost whatever TO the expenses of the
iarm after The trees planted; and lher, fore that
the whole amount Of silk will he much clear in
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mt to an intelligent people welher i, is no, or, a,
aud important object for them 10 introduce lhe c,I
ture Of sk in every farmers family in the Unioo
10 enable all our farmers 10 make silk, the .Joru-
NAL OF THE ANERrcAN SILK SecIETr' vases,,b
llshed; ii contains lain practical directions for chr
TiYATINs THE rhtEs, FEEDING and REARING s,,r
WORMS, RnkliNo THE SILK, and prepsr. no i, s'r
market, &c besides all oihcr nf,rmo.ion ,S.. Io'
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business, either on large or small scale EysTS
lIenn o, ms country, into whose hands this papc,
may 'dH VIII De uJing Patriot and nhilan n,
work by inducing ns nends and neighhonIs ~ -,
"' 'he'1 han's "ron the lis, of subscribers.
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my IN pamphlet form; each number contains
'ii'y 1.-Two octave pages, printed ON new type and
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT,

CHEsSur SrHEEr WHARF, H,RRIsnrRs,
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expedition.
Coal, PLASTER, SALT and FISH, constantly for
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IHCIH Will PREI.III

DR.. ilsrlich's medirines mr.. a.;,,, ;,.
pubic favor, and want from any hu, ri, ,y,a1 ,n
establish their worth. We have a co,,mno;r.,,nO
IN onf columns tod ny from rson long awc,eJ,
which Il but one OF many vouchers for Ihis ne,I'
cine.-SpirH IF tie Timss.
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FOUR THOUSAND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
IN TWO MON rHS!!!
WHEN we first purchased the old AMI wei
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THE CULTIVATION.
Prospectus OF Vol. 8, for Isai.
'oiiddfion Of Buefs Cuhirator and the Ge
neSee Farmer.

WILLIS GAYLORD AMI LUTHER TUCKER, EDIrons.
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VubI SHfrS y IHf Bf0IHfr Joadfhan,' \. !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
F!on I Albany Culuya'or.
REMEDY FOR THE BOTS.

Kessrs. Gayiord d INcker-In my early DAYS. nv ia
Their being fond of good horses paid great attention to
their health and whenever he apprchcnded that his horse
was Affected with the bots had strong salt wa
ter generally brine in which beef had been sailed and
appeared to have favorable effect on the animal Tho
brine given first without thing proceeding il but
after my neighbor made the following experiments We
changed our of practice two years old horse
having died oftle disease neiehbor opened him and
taking the Gsophagus Tor ozen asst perhaps more gcne
ally caied from the stomach, split open and exposed
the grubto tar view he found their heads deeply embed
ed IN the cellular substance he then dropped few drops
OF brine some of them, which induced those that it
touched contract and adhere with greater enacy he
then dropped others molasses which Instant
" produceda different effect they appeared to expand
and acken their hold these he then dropped some
beef brine first, which caused them Immediately TO
let 90 their hold and fly off from their former station He
found that by tins course he could dsodge them when-
ever he pleased hence the expediency of administering
something agreeable before the brine is gwen is clearly
suggested As there is doubt that the insect which is
called the bot bee depong the egg nit the Lair of
ken in at the month, very desirable prevent their
continuance the horse where he would be likely take
them into his mouth by biting himself, which have seen
horse show great reluctance do he deliberately
viewed the part ickly covered with nits and after some
hesitation contracting his lips with his teeth bit the part
and then il 10 avoid all adhesion of the nts he gave
very sudden motion TO his lips These little eggs or nits
easily removed and destroyed, by rubbing them all
most any kind OF oil greasy substance.
AN AGRlCULTURlST.
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From the Albany Culuva,or.
RELIEF OF CHECKED CATTLE.

Having by accident discovered way TO relieve cattle
when choked by attempting too large piece of rua baga,
or other roots, thought would communicate the process
OF relief TO the cuvator Some three years ago.
my beef got choked with turnIp, and having tried
the usual mode of pouring soft soap down her throat with
out the desired effect concluded butcher her before
the tunp had done its work she hadallcn down before
could GET knife ready so took hold Of the fore leg
turn her in better position for opening the veins in tho
neck when perceived that she was relieved, and soon
qotup attributed to drawing the fore leg forward and
out from the body
have recommended tie process to my neighbors
some of whom have tried IT with complete success.
would suggest that each fore LEG be pulled alternately
Yours, respectfully, DANlDf. LOTT.
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CONGRESS-.

The first regular session of the Twenty
cventh Congress was opened on Monday by
he simple annunciation, in the Senate, by
he President Of that body, that quorum
WAS present, and in the House OF Represcn'
,ativcs by calling over the roll OF members
TO ascertain the fact
There being no officers 10 be elected a, this
session, except the Chapains, who are cho.
sen annually, both Houses proceeded at once
to interchange messages and TO appoint joint
committee to wait upon the President and
apprize him of the organization of the two
Houses, and of their readiness TO receive any
communication from him.
On the meeting of the two Houses on
Tuesday, at II O'Clock, the annual Message
OF the President was received and read