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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-02
New METHOD OF GRATING ArpLs

New METHOD OF GRATING ArpLs
TREEs.-Plant the seeds in rows at a suta.
Bile distance from each other, and the hills
say about five feet apart in each row. But
one ,rec should be suffered to grow in
place. Nov when the young tree is suilici.
emily grown, in the spring of the second or
third year, any quality of fruit may be graft
ed into It in the following manner: FIRST,
bend the tree over and obtain for il a firm
resting place, either on block or a board
resting on the knee, (ai,cr it has been divest-
ed of its branches) and with stont sharp
pointed knife, pierce holes directly through
the centre ofthe tree, ahou, five inches apart,
into which the scionS are to be introduced
leaving above, Two or three buds. A trench
is then to be dug, in a direct line between
he trees, about four inches deep, and the
whole tree bent down and buried, leaving
the tops of the scions above ground. In
this new condition, the scions become uni
iormly thrifty young tress, supported and
nourlshed from the buried tree, from which
issue, in due time. roots from its entire length.
The second year from this operation, the
whole parent tree may be dug up, the new
Growth sawed apart, and transplanted. 1t
"i.I thus be seen that if the tree is five feet
in "ng,h, ten or twelve young trees, of what.
ever quality is chosen may he obtained in
his way, whereas by the ordinary method of
Grating, there could be but one, provided
the gait lived. The young scion will bear
jrni, thus lransplanled, in the same time i,
| would had it been grated into tree fifteen
years old.
know no, whether this process is new
mnag yonr agricultural community at the
Norrh; but have repeatedly witnessed i,
IN G -nrgia and Alabama.
Yours respectfully, II. LEE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-02

PAssIoN.-Never suffer your courage to
exer, itself in herceness, your resolution in
obstinacy, your wisdom in cunning nor your
patience IN sullsnneM and despair.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-02

WOODEN NUTMEGs oUTDoNE.-A person
Of the name of Charles Nash was convicted
at the London Excise Office, of manufac-
turing tobacco from rhubarb leaves, and sell
ling the same. He was fined .flO, and all
the cigars and leaves were ordered TO be-
seized and destroyed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-02

CoNpucr.-Be slow in choosing friend
and slower to change him; courteous to all:
infinite with few; slight no man for his
humheness. nor esteem any for their wealth
and greatness.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-02

All! SAID Du,ohman, ov oil de she'll
fishes in de WORT, zour krout is de pest nit
'em oil - Och, We fool. replied Pat, it's
nothing to be kimpared to maley perta,ier
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14

tits stated by eminent medical men, t!iat
at least one-third of the children III the
United States die from tcethng and dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage of the Teeth through me
GUMS. produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. II Is known by mothers
that there Is great irritation III the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
.yyrII. the secretion of saliva IS Increased,
the child Is seized with frequent and sud
den fits Of crying, watching, starting III t4e
sleep, and spasms OF peculiar parts; me
child shrieks with extreme violence, ana
thrusts its fingers into Its mouth. Ii these
prccursory symptoms are not speedlIy al
feyiated. spasm0dic commissions UNIVERSAL
IL supervcne, and soon cause the diSsolu-
ton OF the infant. This inlalIlbie remedy
has preserved thousands of children, when
THOUGHT past recovery, from convulsions
AS soon as the Oriental Drops are rub
bed on the gums. the child viii recover
This preparation IS SO innocent, 50 tliich-
cious. and so pleasant, that no child VIII
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with 1t.
When infants are atthc age oil four months,
though there is no appearance OF teeth,
,,r,r lI,,tttr sfIVltd IT,, ,4sud Tho GUMS, 90
omen the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for if child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums,
1t Immediately gives ease BY opening the
oare, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions, Fcvers, &c.
or ale al the BOOK , OK
fcnunu#. june u, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
rr-,SrgAr, EXPENSES AND SALARY OF GEN
ERAL HAklHSON.


co,,,ass made appropriations to defray the fu-
,eraI exnen.es OF General Harrison, and they or
dc,e1 a vear's salary to be paid to his aged WIDOW,
dedactrny so much OF II as had been PAD to 'he
General IN his life time, with great nnanimty
The great body OF the people "ere perfectly sat
lsfisd with these appropriations, except that many
thought The sum allow cd 10 the widow too small
Yet there are folod even TO this day, vile dema-
gogues, who denounce these appropriations, ns
unprec edented and impoPer, and ms eStdenee OF
Wing corruption and ex'raFapance!
The editor Of the f. VIA Alias, in reference to
'hs subject, has called The pubic a''en'I'h 10 ''
following precedeuts, to which We invite The
readers attention:
As to the Funeral Expenses. wash
ington died, when a private cItizen, and long a''T
The close Of his pre-idonlmI term IN me 81 ''
Nav, $500, Congress appropriated S3oo' to DE-
FRAY his funeral expenses, and directed mon"'
ment TO lie erected TO hI7 memory.
Eldrldge Gerry and George CLINTON both dtoo
AT Washington, and Congress made aPPfoPfia-
tians to dcfray their funeral expenses, and i''
monuments.
The funeral expenses Of every member ct Con
gfess that dies at Washington are betrayed by
the public bv Congressional approprIAttons
Ogerton Carr, keeper OF the House oi
Rapresentatives died at Washiugton, aud Con-
eress appropriated money to delray the expenses
Of his funeral.
Stephen Haght, Sergonnt-at-arms Of the Sen
ate, 0led al Washington, aDu Congress aTtf"PF-
atcd money to pay has funeral expenses.
As to the payment Of the Saitry.-In the case
Of Overton Carr he had only served four months
of his wear, and Congress directed that hts wido"
shoud bo paid the balance Of the years salary
Ia the case Of Stephen lIaight, he Died at INC
expiration OF the first two months OF his year, an'
Congress approprIa ted to Anna ilaIght MS WHO"
Gl315 the balance of the years salary
William + Barry was sent by Gen Jackson
minister to Spain in Is:}3. Mr.. Barry died /"
Liverpool on his way to Spain. The Govern
ment paid $4,000 for his outfit, his salary nP ''
the time Of his death, and S2,23O TO detray The
expenses OF his family back TO the United states
making an aggregate Of Sli,23o
We make no comments upon these facts. Al
intelligent and right-ninded people desPse 'h'
demngorao who would seek TO make Poit'Ich
capital out of such appropriations.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS,

MAY ac termed nirersat ntcatce for taere scarcely
any Obstruction Of the organs ana functions
the "a nan ara!oe they Viii not ales ate or re-
ADMINISTERED the eady stsee7 ct congestion
-to1a-a bowels !hcy speedily fea> those organs
reduce the attcnaat fever the sufferer - hra}s
Containing drastic substancc5 lhttf c>Aib-
tiun j.. asr follow cd bg that pra.tatjoa Of the bodily
wc tue Of most other cahar
tics administered without the slightest
len. Of t .ia, line !ol inaanaton 80 frequently caIs-
Ell 10y the purIcat competitions wendell y The a"1hs am
In Almost All .sa.ss of disease PETERS VEGETA-
BILE PILLS All be faard of beneficial elect, but hey
should be rcorte When tive first symptom makes
IT. appearance The coaque,to the complaint ~ then
be easy, ana iu'se ate In o"n7 dts"'te5=' femi'a"''
dy-oSta. IL scntarY, cIolefa ch"ic
ta rehca doIsv fced nctatens, enlargement Of
the spleen, SICK mead ache, all complaints gro" hs on'
imperfect or too rapid Digestion topper OF the bowels ie
male obslructoas, habituai costTenes5' and all 9nc o.
VEGETABLE Ili.lS Will be found unr'Yaited IN iAe
speed, certainty and ceateness ct taeir operation
II = asked '''n "hat Pist' D. at@,tsn" 1t,t.ir
1er, are prodneod! reply t,2 - * > ~ T. a
BILE PILL as IT IIFiER oil TIE BLOOD,
by punt IN tae chye and other fluids OF Which blood l.
composed Chye j. "m'ihy dat" dtpositaa by ''c '''
ted the Of tho intrsne ahd "hich "ep
combined wisa the hillary secretion, conveyed n1o the
o2 ree,y nan , lev from With it c>pe
PARTICLES, aud all huuor- detrimental To healthy cncula-
1t cIcao-cs the juices and funds before the 'ht"
change place. which fits thcin for the Immediate pHf-
poses Of vitality. This Is beginning To enb"e the
life health, It - necessary to Puy nc" at
s.a-n !, the radical mode which this metldne per
f,ro. II. .rcs Testimonial, vhrch would fl VOLUMES
luany Of Them from high scientific aotnnrity) it, Haucs
er-, ond II used in the Pfoe1eo Of the h't i"ys'ca7
here, and abroad.
In The eo,ly months Of Spring, animal aud
eta wods alike influenced hy the change Of season.
a-or;e,t medicines a e-ae.iaIv beneficial ri
PETERS vegetable PIll- taken this may save
hunirel- Of dollars in Doctor b- during the approach
ine heats of Sutumer BE in time ''ireserve a7a
rcsulate mar, now mat you may not haze 10 contend "
disease it. hetcc-t forms hereafter
Are YOU eet pain IN the stomach, ar bowels after
,,.jtton - active employment of body nin-oot' TING
pans 10 tho back and lnnbS-neas M the region Z"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
strike my Name From the List.

We give from the Lancaster Gazette OF sept.
29th, the following rennnc'auoos OF L9c"'oco
Anti Bank and Autl Tarrtiism. Tho language
OF the first seceeder, IS strong nervous ahd above
all CONVEYS III a brief aud comprehensive manner,
the feelings of n man who looks to the good OF
has country and h own interests, as better De
serving the protection Of his iuilucnce and vote,
than the fat of mere party caucus Ana ih' Sc
we are assured are not the only instances oil di7-
affection IN old Fairfield. The feeling OF hosiillv
to the hard money iactcn Is spreading wider ahd
v,4cr IN that county, rs well as through the
State. Bat the TeuuCiatIons
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
DISEASES OF THE lungs AND BREAST!
Imoorll,lt Il Nl3se u1.o raIac health,

Ia1g0rIant q HI5se mo TaIT7e He'IOE.
lTeSzrs S1uf,rd & E4rk DEAR SIKs:-Nith regard TO
D. Wi-.ar'z BaI-aa1 Of Wa Cherry. which YOU are
wholesale agents. sold last October eighty
~, bottles At retail, and heard from proportion
Of them as producing the desired effect.
Several important in this vicinity, which came na-
der personal knowledge BEEN cUEED-vhere o'a-
remedies mad been tried for years without effect
In fact OF valuable remedies for
consumption ant all other complaints Tor which
II - an4 DO thnk that the suffering OF the
aH},etei hooid al
anA make vjrtleS known.
we are nearly and waiting aax,ouslv for
your agent come, that get more aud pay for nat
4, Yours truly.
WEssLY &hHEFFER Druggists.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
TRTIII HAS PREVAILED.

PETERS Vegetable pills tIave been years lie
fore tue pnb.ic Du-ns period they have oataitcd
celebrity unparalleled ia history of RAE most raIn
medicines vnt-a pre~ete# thcm o base followed - men
Ihe haFsT condemnation ct vegetable Hse tents
study aad csre5-sasnt directed Try 'ns
sr-.i.- experience jH tHe rert4es q" MEDICAL -t'''a'
lalsgtp<. off unt Ho&S ort t't&t
the d4i7 which minister % the support ann s7
body, and the organ zatoa 5f a.sA
tuo7e prepared, modified, and Distribute L. he
rI at skill and pateat pertinent has been c5t ote
inolgaa9. the tea1u aad breadth a" oar I7ht III h's
America, Enslahj. the " e.! lndta- oaa On the eh't
OF Eoae. FeIes'7 vegetable 1i7
gratefully aaNanl ca1eI- They naF @e cafe &c "f
cIuc par excellence Southern States hcif con
-anulIan south II tue Potomac enormous uad e"otha
ally thc Increase No other PA goes down mere
however sagaeed aifed pus and home mohuiae
LuInl .l.atrs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14

TENNESSEE IEGIsLATURE.-T BODY mot Al
Nashville on Monday 10 the Senate. Josiah NJ
Anderson, ESQ, Of Marion. elected Speaker
and John Cooke Jr Of Granger, principal clerk
In the House Of Representatives. Gen Daniel l.
Barrencer. Of Bedford elected Speaker, anc
: D. Mitchell. Of Ha wilkins. principal clerk.
Louisville Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
STRIKE MY NAME FROM THAT LIST.

Through the medium of the OHIO Eagle OF
last week, | discovered my name inserted III ihe
list OF the self-styled Democratic Committee "f
Vigilance for Hooking Township, not having
been present, or authorizing any iHdIvIdaal I"
use my name for that purpose, | q" hereby give
notice TO STRIKE MY NAME FROM THAT
LIST,
will no longer support William Med'lI, or any
other person that believe 10 be connected WIN
the hard monv faction. None viii presume to de
nv that the Democratic party $50 cailed) nave
had the power for a number oil years, and 'hat
ins tcad Of reforming the banks they hypocIri-
caliy pre- tended have nearly ruined Tue currency
Being mevhat suspicious OF their movements !
manifested disposition to vote Tor the wings 'as'
wear. wi4ereupon, told that the democrats
! <youId have re.chartcred all the solvent Banks,
had not the rascally Wings ran away AMI defeat
ed the bill. Try us again, that We may be ena-
bIed to carry out Bank Reform, was urged on AZ
occasions / have tried you. and did DECl.AhL
that if you did not do some thing tor the reIiet OF
the people, would forever abandon toe party
The Currency Question is not the only measure
IN which feel interested. William MedlIi, as
am informed exerted his Influence IN opposition
to the Land bill, thereby refusing 10 give the PEG
pie that which rghtfullv belongs to them, and
fastening upon them dl:ect tax, too IntolefacIe
to be borne. am mono Of those mat oe,ie'e
that direct taxation affect properly holders alone
| have found IN the increased rents mat nave
had pay, that it IS extorted IRON INC sweat aho
toll Of the laboring man. NItiiam Mcdii opposeo
the passage Of the BiIi to protect American IN.
dustrv from the competition OF The nine pennY
ahnrers OF Europe. giving the American working
men to understand that # they do not labor Tor
the same price viii be given TO IN Sc that " Ut
STRIKE My NAME FROM THAT LIST,
| say. will not 60 in for Congressman TO nave
$ day, and roast beef and Champaign VINE
when laboring men scarcely get htty cents
in shnplasters without beef am Democrat
as l always have been. and as ever expect TO be-
hut never was or ever will be a Locofoco. If be-
ing in favor Of u good currency. the Land BIZ
and Tariff. constitutes whig. am one lheFe
is no time IN the present cfIstS 10 halt between
two opinions nv mind is made uP. shall vote
for FLORENCE the Farmers cancidate foi
Congress. RluNALD HhhhN'
September %. 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
SPLITTING OF LOOD.

J. a00I1ef daase10I9 symptom Of pulmonary aTe11oa,
difficult when neglected. il commences With
cough copous bir consists ri bright froy
b'ar and cl9ttct with blood; There mostly
icver hsaare, paIpat5a ri the Hfatt, Hisf*s q
heat and re3ue-s the check; difficulty u breathing sofe-
tie throat ana The mouth, dr. 'Dr
B81rans Ee-toran Rerary' 81" be 0dad to arrest ths
complaint. OK sss2e bote many cases, vii ansse
attach. but when neglected.. Il
4aire many nose Ho be afflicted with tpff"g
y bt5od sanuld lose tine ID procuring tie ahoFe et-
in disease Drassa ~hfn rot cary
attoH1e3 f@5-Prs-e o1e Dalfar per ho't'e
For -aIe at 1lfs RICHMOND BOON STORE.
AIarea u, st3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14

Iii vel Aaava cnaspn'ption destroys more
e4nan shan 0J1er disease record - Sfea' mas
ca the Iasfur taalSaaat tine tuI'ed States Hi'hn
tae last yead ling Jaauory las;, tat upwards 81 Vo'
aer-aa- del insa4aes disease ~ enc year -
Wee tat ths Iaet has been ''fe
fv asrctaJaed records al mortality NC e"'d not
credit the assertion W heho4 is fatal raEase7 ~ iah-
lies all around u eataefa= ga is rAreet7s rmat1e
treal from every ctftie pHI r1.taE eo7m an" 1aiN'7
over - phase Visitation. Thee "rplar CONGRATULATIONS
must ln-c should be spared ~ pfn'"F-
m a tlc ac Immediately arrest ita Iatal PROCESS be-
lore ts too late.
Therefore, you afflicted Hi3h tho bf~t symptoms
of nr.utpttyc pulmonary mature, delay not ~ using
u paaa's Expectorunt Remedy; it - certain 10 efod-
cate al remove the first ct4t seed al con-
npttoa, will also t. perfect hsatih Ehh! q
confined 70 .k "ba"i"aI, gwen
$50 a., in-Irabtc at want of proper me.'rne AGENTS
. u parts o. the United States speak Of thr ""nle''"i
effects o t- great the healing att Tor festuns
thousands froa, ihe cold aud sijcnt grave.
.Nfe-The ubaFa telue a. pure Ncsetahte I'ei"ta-
t, very .ca-ant aa# suitable t. use "fiet
amy .lr.gsa- tances Fol directions are dcsc"hed m
...t.plfrt accompany ite tae medicine
Asl,- n.A iar Df Uanean'- - aertotant EemtaN a"a
m moi be cf-a.se8 other untI N"i gave II "a ii
t5s.. 4 genuine has Rho cave! e representations"
.Ifaga'
Caution -Ia.rr persons that sell inc aa7'c nc
.rtse rll.ty col recommending some trash 81 uef a." -
-t, rag r taa AteJt res boy tf'!., ao" otter '' '
eIae Of ~ Bunraa'-. I#~ they lo t" -trh"te at :"
cxt,lse ana eaftb tho-a vhp are r' "a Ae' guard"
! PIrraa-ee- be careful of those rogue!
PRINCIPAL DHtee No II, Norm tsph street, lh'iei-
mia raee ~ pea totte, oe -.A or Eyc @o.ats.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14

n--z-The statement furnished by the Treasury
Department TO Nj Siade. Of Vermont, shows that
The importation Of foreign WOODS into this conn-
try, within The last wear, has fallen cit 10 the
amount of nine millions Of dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14

Ireland my be tracked. saws O'ConneN. thTo
he page OF history, for the past seven hundred
wears, like wounded man through a crowd-by
blood.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
WEsGLY &hAEFFEE Drugst
Wooster, O. May %, 1913.
INTERESTING COMMUNICATION.

Dr. Wistar's gent Nenia ONO, Hlsnjy respectable
Druggist delightful village, mas informed Us that inc
BaIzar Of WjId Cherry - unparalleled
The demand that ne can scarcely heeP
himself sIpntieI win it, tie mas nal ms ever
since he commenced business, popular remedies
Lung .lfsrtIons. OF these esteemed gaof,
and of gave temporary TeIef But since ne mas
had stars Balsaol of Wild Cherry the
serious cases have become completely e1ed By i y
never incidence SAYS me DactorH which had
,,a e,t7re oeFl ;F7 | rave
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14

Dssplse nothing because il Is weak; The locust
has done more injury than the lion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
1T Cur / s -

Whenever WistaT's BaIsam OF W. Cherry : intr7a1e-
cd. at1ans that a-a reputation, tc i > @
.v deserves WHAT can stop ia sale when 1HoH every
1aa3 may wonderful cures! / he oFs ca
.4ttnaa recent dangerous Co1shs aaa also those
which are at oa- staaala.. Bronchitis, an4 C.+s g5H
ia fts "a -fu sftsy a-e asaFs c1re ~ 1is Es0Ae
be medicine. Read tac ot9ayJaE csEtaicate-
LANCASTER COUNTY. Pa 5zy i, 1-ti-
D-ar Sfr.-Fgsa-s send Bottles ST solf zena4ae
Bal-ap Of Cherry. nave been atsete 'i,a Con
sumption, year7, an s1sra. cry aa1i
VIA severe Orch PAINS in Bfeast, DifspItY
Breathing. AMI has tea numerous fTa-
cijc Ia e, era4 55-toT=s comb act boa
thing . relieve me. uatll tired y7r Bat=an. one
.ga59r Of nine. no = using = an maze
fops3 =1-1 ~o,7e-.l re lef from T. tat have @2l9t il
viii efprtu7I5v.
Very respectfully, Yonrs. g.
ROBERT H0NHAS.
TIE -er'e WEs.7,'s Raizam i foF sale n Richalon5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
DIR. DUNCAN-S
ExPEC TORANT RENE OV
FOR
CONS u MP TON,

DoldS. coughs, splitting of blood, diii'-
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis, asth,
ma, pain i'll the side, breast ana
chest. whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14

u Ed Be. ard Back writing I1k, les sand. steel pens
II uHi paper, waters. sealing wzE. g. 81. far EaIc
II ne RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14

Tie printer rants Cash. Corn, IYhcat AMI Wood
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14
6ye.,cc for. the .UOfLer.
orIET Am ROSY HEALTH FOR TIE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTs AND NURSES.

fr5~F5r the reltef Of cl,5tare', cutting teett.-z
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-14

TIE -ertfe- WGst7s's Raiz7m i for sale II Richmon5,
ONLY a tire Book Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-15
PARIS PILLS. fAH
RIO THOSE WHO SUFFER- from ecrpl.inu Rssplar to
i the EIRST MENCEMENT Oh WlNTER.


In no eason does the blood and seeons Of human sys
tenn undergo striking changes than in the fall Of the year.
and especially the oil winter we turn 20 ma
tnr the changes vegetable world found 20 be not on
ly skpgly analogous have strong infuenc on the
healthy diseased condition Of the body From the decay OF
autu the morbid and dat state Of winter the hui
man system also for period affected by similar ies,ng
the laws thar nature This renders the
supple medicine ESPECIALLY 10 those OF slender
conution) OF absolute npomce-for tins rs the time 10 as
sist with medicine cleanse, and al the same Tune
strengther the powers OF the vital organs -,
functions Necessary bs clearsed and mvgoraeu
have intimate connerion than the stomach and
liver The presence OF food in the ch aud the healthy
operaon Of the gestive powers furnish only natural
stimuan the ver but whenever the cosngs OF the former
weak and morbid the bile improperly seereted and
dis the liver and generally unhealthy state OF the Res
live organs In this ny 70 calomei
relief Such especially az this season o the year
is IMBlBlNG FATAL CONSEQUENCES, as invariably
es ol,oHfe II ToHG g rs s Ta rs
FREE THE BLOOD OF ITS IMPURITIES and
strengthen those ady by the change of the in
partial decay take medicines free from mineral com,
pounds deletenous but strengthening Such FAIRS
LIFE PILLS being perfectly gentle in their operations and
compounded purely of vegetables It's celebrated author
(whoe life spraong far beyond that Of other man
close and Of the medicinal properties Of plants
attained his by the judcious Of this
pound To their superiority safe and and certain rmedv
ss' IF sse
LY TESTIFYING -
Sold by nearly all the respectable Druggists in New York
and wholesale BY Thoma. Roberts Co. a4 Broadway first
and in every part Of the United States aud Canada.