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LIVER CONPL.lINT.

THIS disease i discovered hy fixed obusc
pain in ,Lc right size uulcr the shur ribs, a',cnd
with heal, asiness about the PIT If the stomach;
there Is in the right side also a distcnuon the D.
neni loses his appetite and become, sick AID rouy-
ed with vomiting. The tongue l., comes IouIh
and black, tho cUuutanancc cla angos To = Ialr u,
cl'ron color. or yc!l.A l.o tho .il,iucI viii iu-
dice, difficulty OF h.eatng, dstu bed rcst, nttcng
with dry co0g5, difficulty Of layin. on the left
aide, the b-dy cc1mg W. K, an ii. ally the dlsea
le minal's int1 mo hu Of a more ,orous nuulc,
which In oil probability far lcycnd tie power of
human sklll. DR.. Hcri ch IS amp uad Slysa.,h-
e1mS IJaic md GaMQn Ipeyieni P.As, 1. To-
Ken at the nm. Gccac.t OF this disease. will
check 1t, ard by lnulrg the USE of lie nlrd!cile
a ie" weeks, pe,iCct cure 0Ill tc Icrf lmcd
Thousands 'ul L s,liy to his fact.
CtItiica'es + many Persons "a ay daily lc Sc n
OF the olic cy Of this invaluable medicine, by aprN.
ing at The Medical Office, n. 10, NORrH
EIGHTH street, Phila1,lphia
HENRY YOXTHEIMER
October -, 1910. 1ae,,
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SICKNESS.

THERE are many persons tLat we d,ly behold,
whose COUNT nauces AID fra limbs tenote tfllic-
'iou' which we iud has principally originated from
neglect of proper Iemadios at the commencement of
Sickness Al FIRST the patient com, Lam, ol bile on
The stomach at ended with 8cEH5SS, cost rea IS, 9c
he heBltcts to irocur' proper mo2',ine; at len he
complains of pain in the side and cnssch with
sour eructauuns; his appetite hec0n.cs iEpai.,d
ns lest troublesome, his mind horassrd, and all
things around him aPpeor not in then proper station
He sill negCcls himsrlf when in all probability
ihe disease may al !enth be fast seated that no
medical ala viii replace him again. At the frsl
attack of sickness there should be ono lime lost"
an procuring Dr. Harl.ch's CoMrouND STRENGTH
LINING APERIENT PILLS, which Immediately Ie-
snoves bile from the stomach, obvI,te costiveness
remove disorders in the head invigoratc tie mihd
strengthen the body, improve t..e mcmury, aud en-
uPen The imagi"aion thus restoring the body
again to lis rEoper functions.
Principle Office, No. 10, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHElMER.
ociober "a, Is1o' AgSat.
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MORE CONcLUSITE PROOFS,

Of the .gieocy cf DR.. Hrhch's celebrated Mesi..
cilts.
Dean SrR:-l was afflicted with iuus and
nerNlous disease to vey al-rmipg d,grec, with
al me Symphonic which 50 frequently Effects a re-
laXed condition. VIZ: gtdincss in tie head. viol nj
tremors. ohillinoss, with fixed pain in the ,pbt
side, complexion tad, and cosriyencss; indeed |
was in a most miserable couditiun. | had tried
many remedies hut found no permanent e Of un.
III had pa cha-ed Dr. Hayhchs comBoua4
and German apsriem Pills, which
ir IN their superior virtues, wac completely cured.
and am aide 10 pursue my employment, free from
pain and disease. (sign,d) JOHN BOLES.
Dated Nenia, Ohio June 7 A., 1910.
Principle Office for the United States, No. 10,
North EIGHTH STREET, Philad, lphi,.
HENRY IOXTHEIMER
N'o.'I II, IslO. Agent.
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Certificates OF Agency,

THE following are the duly appointed agents in
their respective counties for the sale Of BraadyethS
Vegetable UllirerSai P,M.
Norhumbc'lar county: Milton-Mackcv d
Chambe. IN. sun ury-li. B. Masscr M'Eweus.
viile-Oedd 6, Green & Wulis. Georgetown-F
Midling'r 81 Co.
Union county: Lewisburg-W ais & Grdles.
Mlfllinburg-P NJ PeIlman & Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Benicr Sciinsgrove-EyIc & Co. Mid.
dlcburg--I aar Smith.
LycoInng c. UNITY: Wiliamspor,-John Smith
Newberry-M. & j. G. Funston. Muncy-W. !.
Pelr'can Jersey Shoe-Jamcs II. HrI burn
Columbla county: Ddn,ille-T & L. Is. Rev
hoids Caitowlssa-C. y. Brobts. B,rwick-Shu.
man " Rttenhousc. Bloornsburg John II. Meyer
Sunbury, Sept. ., lS4O,
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FEMALES.

WHO are troubled with sick headache, pain in
She side, breast, and back loss Of appetite, hatulcn
cy owness OF spirits pal ltaton Of the heart, faint
rags or glddiuess, sickness at the stomach, bilious
affections, tghtncss at the chest, nausea, vomiting
noise in the stomach, flushngs OF heat, aid chilli
ness diseases Of the nerves, and organs If digestion
&c. &c, these who may be thus oflcc 4. should
not neglect TO procure DR.. Hdrkch'S CowD0und
Strengthening Tonic and German AUer'cpi PiHs,
which warranted TO give immediate relief
Thousands DO we almost daily behold, who.c coun-
tenances and pale emaciated checks bear cccuar
witness to sickness and afIctIon. Could tho t.
persons be pcrsuad, to use this invaluable mel,-
cine, they would soon find their weak ana Ge,ila-
ted flames Strengthened, their minds composed
and all pain and distress driven from the system
when the tody will again renew lis lost vigor, aud
iut On a new life," and death for Il while lie de-
inved OF lis prey. What hat but eis glad t.
oehoi their near relatives and dear friends sna,ched
if by magic from that fatal dest oyer Deuth-
ve who are lahoring under disease let not another
day OF night pass without procuring this medicine,
as il will III majority OF eases effect permanant
rure. Remember delays are dangerous; and if
-hssase is neglected, lis rsvag Will doubly in.
crease.
UJPHncple Office for the United States. No.
10, NORTH EIGHTH street, where reccomuen-
daiiors of hundre1s of persons may he seem all of
which have been cured benefited 10y the
medicine.
HENRY YOXrHEIMER.
October pa, ls40. Agent.
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DYSPEPSIA ! DYSPEPSIA :

That troublesome and peace-desnoying disease.
thousands and tens of thousands suffer from
that common distressing complaint. Dyspepsia is
tfequenuy caused by overlo lding or dstendng he
stomach by erceSSire eating or dTEkng--intij 81
abe and acrid substances taken into the stomach.
or from long continued constipation of the bowls.
s3ientary life, fear grief anxiety, a copious draft
oi cold water, drastic purgatrc medicines, dyscn-
ery, nIscarrages, intermittent and spasn rdic az
ccns of the stomach and bowls irregular meals
3ate hours, and too frequent use OF srnltuJus
liquors
The symptoms of dyspepsia may be described as
n want OF appetite, or an unnatural or ,urACIous
one, nausea and sometimes bilious rJnjfDg, sud
don end transient distensions Of the stomach af rr
eating acGld and pu'resent eruy tators water hrash,
pain in the region of the stomach, costven S. pal
pit t'Jn of The heart, dizziness and dimne.s OF the
light, disturbed rest, tremOrs mental tspoud, ncy
ilatulency, spasms, nervous irItibty, chl /, c.s.
saliowness of complexion, great oppression after
eating, languor and general debility, sick head he
&c.
CURE-At the head Of all remaies stands Du.
HARLIcH's COMPOUND SrRENGTuENIxG TuNlc
AND GERMAN APFERIENT Pills, which act great
jy upon The perisaltc motion of the itcs.ines,
theely producing regularity of the bowls, at TIE
same lime improving the functions of he dehilita:-
ed gans, thus invgorating and restoring the d.
gestive organs to a healthy action. Thus nCdicne
sc dom fills in producing relief,
Full and explicitc directions accom- any the
above medicine. Likewise pamphlet which d,-
scr b s diseases, the manner OF treating, Sc.
Principle office for the United Statcs, No. 10
North EIGHTH STREET, PhiIadclpha.
HENRI YOXrHEIMER.
October "a, 1910. Agent.
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E'Hs ID - PEG TUS
OF THE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK =
CIETY, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.

EDITED ny GIDEON II. SMITH.

EDITED by GIDEON u. SMITH,
THIS Journal was established by the Aneric.
Silk Society, for the purpose of dlilusing rracrc
Information on the CULTURE OF SILK III the Unit
States. 1t has now been published one year, al
may he considered a work of standard character.
The first years publication, comprising the fiji
volume, containes mass of valuable inioImstio
and It will be the object of the editor to NAL
the second eqdal in all respects, if not superior,
the first. The important fac, is now esta' lishcd
yond any question, that the people OF the Unit,
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any other nation upon earth. 1t has been prov,
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Of producing silk ready for ma ket does not exec,
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imly can, with the create possible ease, produc
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and important object for them bo introduce the cul
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To enable all our iaTmers 10 make silk the JoUa
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TINATING THE TRIES, FEEDING oIid REARING sim
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lfiy Two octave pages, printed on new type and
andsome paper, with printed coiored cover.
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SS' Ga'Izs OF Nature.

IN st .tc oth,ath The intestinal canal may be
compared IL river whose waters flow over the adj
joining land, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improve their qualities; and to he, p
up the comparison of the river 80 long as it runs
smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy
but if hy some cause the of the river is stop
ped, thea the watrr M the canals j. 10 longer pure
tut soon becomes staguant. There il but one law
of circulation la ralu c. When there Is a supci-
abundance TT humOrial fluid (serociy) in The intes-
nal tub >, aud co.tlyeLess takes place, it fl ws
back into the b!uOi >osse!s and nfIrulcs itself in.
to the clrcu'aliop To establish the free course of
the river We must remove the O structions which
stop It's iIe, and tho Of its tributary strcam
Wth tie body, follow the same natural principal (;
r move, ly that valuable purgatve medicine Bran.
"eMS thirerSA Vegetable Pills, which are an cr.
lc'ua assist nee Of nature, the supcrttundancc of
hnmors III the intestine canal. BY PER cycring IN
tins practice, the ways Of the circulation will then
he restored o The ful exercise ofthrir natural fupc
tons, and state OF health will hc firmly establish
cd Remember, never suffer a drop OF blood to he
taken from ycu'-Eva uute the Lumors as often
and as long as they are degencra,ed, or as org us
you are sick.
DIR. Brandich's Giiice in Fhiillclphia, is at No.
8, NORTH EiGll II street. where his pill, can be
had at 25 Gems pc box, with full diIcctions.
UJNpnly agent IN Sunbury, is II. b. Masser Esqr.
sunbuty, Sept, 3, 1910.
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THE CULTIVATION.
A Consolidation of BucfS CuhUator and the Ce.
neSee Farmer.
WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS.
Prospectus Of Vol. y, for IsAI.

Prospectus Of Vol. n, for lSAl.
rNHE Cultivator was established to improve and
L elevate the Agriculture of the country; TO give
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MORE POSITIVE PROOF
Of The efficacy Of DR.. HarLch's Co0lp.ua1
Strengthening and German ApCrient P,Ns.
AILEGHENY I'm & 1917

ALLEGHENY, Jan. 8, 1919.
To DR. Harlich's Agent-Sir: wish t. state for
the benefit Of tho c who may tc atiliced, that Dr.
HAnLIcn's FILLs have onli cl, cured me of Dys-
Pcpsia, OF wh.ch have been all c,ed for many
years. used both kinds, the Aprrcut and Strength
enlng, and am constrained 10 say, that thy a'e
v'iunt'e discovery an act upon the system mild V,
! ut very cfrcualiy. | found the Tonic pill, 10
quicken The circulation and cause a d,tcrmi. alton
to the surface, acd to t cnGthcn the week .tomach
and increase lis p"wels. he Aperier p Is re the
b. ST cathdrlic | ever used. am confident aIl Dv,-
Pepucs would do we to make immediate trial and
be r'lieved. Any one can call at my house und be
satisfied of tie above At casure.
DAVID r. POPE.
n. b. The original certificate NAV he enar IN,
, dice of the spirit of the Tlm,s." For sale at
No. I9, North Eighth street
HENRY ICXrHEIMER,
October "a, 1910. AREN'T