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Medical Gard.

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10 NiAnhItU i.A MN,


MADAME RESTEI.LS PREVENTIVE YOWDERG.
M 1beee nyslusble Powders have bsn universally adopss
Europe but France particular for upwards o thy yefe.
well q by thousands this country, being ths oalr aid,
"a and dc d ":d5 r Tasd ladies wAo's health
The results Of their adoption happiness. e hsah nay,
osn the lfe Of esctionats wife and fond an
Zoo yss touch upon within the liraits Of
ui Is. future happiness Of er osInas { il not bSs .oo ws
known that the amics Of the ~ oen increase bsyond
the bsppine.s Of those them would dlca7 II
how many instances DOS tn hard workias ahr aad
lye tusTns At tie of ne.sssns abo sins Boz
TO ye and living bat 70 toll when they nSt have sjcd
comfort and comparative auence, and ii and .o
yeehed down the spirit and last broken s hsain Of tie
tuous Intentions hss faherss offering fyn beeemss
degraded objects Of charity pr0gAs Of vice Ever
though competence ana plenty smile u.s. hsw oitsn ses
s ns Gay. N Of E k1d husband ard s S n be-
aion Of biz BOSOM se had reached the Of thy
psct Of nims being early bse Of yarta of hs jOys eaa
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATEp
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RENOVATOR -,

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