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to bearing, address, and elegance of exterior,
Elston had but little reason to fear competition
with any, but in the eyes of Lilias he suffered
in comparison with the intellectual countenance
and frank demeanor of her favorte cousin
Lilias, perhaps, loved Waldeford; but this she
did not know, or would not allow herself for a
moment to think.
Elston was not susceptible of fine emotions.
He admired the beauty and artlessness of his
betrothed, and, considering her as his own, took
no pains to win affections which he neither knew
how to value nor reciprocate, | speak not now
cf the first evening of their meeting, particular
ly. Although Elston soon made known to the
father his intentions to claim fUl6lment of his
promise, much to the qualification of the latter,
who could not have witnessed a REIMBURSEMENT
on the part Of his prospective son-in-law, with
out too deep wound to his family pride, none
Of the marks which distinguish genuine alfec-
Iton, were visible in his attentions to the
daughter.
Elston loves me not, thought Liias; he
will not condescend to WOO one already his
Can love him, unasked?'
While engaged in thought, Waldeford entered
the room 1t required no close observation OIL
his part to ascertain that his cousin was agta-
ted. His own countenance was pale and per
turbed with recent emotion, and he lost no time
in disclosing to Lillas that William had that day
told him of an existing engagement between hel
and Elston, and appealing 10 her for a confrma
ton or denial Of what he now felt had become
Of vital import to his happiness. A deadly
pallor overspread the counenance of the maid
en-, and without raising her eyes she replied il
a low and faltering voice, that her brother hat
spoken the truth.
And you, Lias,' exclaimed Waldeford, h
is your choice?
Waldeford George,-you must nc
talk in this manner
); Dearest LiliaS, rejoned WaIdeford, tell m
but that you hare, you ~ould, you cOnM hay
loved me, aud it will alleviate my misery
She looked up-that look spoke all, and in
| dclirium of bliss, he caught her unresistng han
f and pressed it to his lips
0 This must not be, Mr. WaIdeford, sal
, the agitated girl, as she freed herself from h
d grasp, and hid her face in her snowy hand
i forget me, George, forget me, and you may y
r be happy
: She then briefly explained the nature Of Il
y obligations which bound her to Elston, al
: which she held as sacred.
e AT this inopportune moment the door W
h suddenly opened: EIston partly entered, fc
: mally begged pardon for his intrusion, and d
n appeared
g C0ncladcd merit Ucek.
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old by S. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
DALHEY'S,

Tue Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
TORE and blessing of the age hundred fold cheaper
and superior all other compounds Fame from million tongues
SAYS next the Bible let be priced" eff cost 500 box
would keep constantly the house, hold indispensable
bread" All pains those of the hnrns Instant,
stopped by it, bruised swollen broken strained sung poi
soned amed otherwise wounded parts; and WITH
1t uns broken limbs RAPIDLY the
sore eyes CoNsUMFTioN inflammation and panuness bowels
indeed internal and external soreness bronchitis and spinal
ures truth, whether Man Beast be suffering like miracle
cures.
The ranoyatng md bamy influence ofth wondrwork ing
alive is fast extending itself into every of this intelligent
uent Look into the splendid Mansion and the fair daughters
within its precincts will say, we much its touch ,
footsteps towards the humble cottage aud the
der mother will its soothing aid; and the prudent husband
will confess he has lost cows udder, gded lamb
pig calf colt had CALLED shouldeed horse lost his labor by
hurts strains he has used it, For the host of diseases
Tor which this mighty save peeminenty benefca aud for
history the orgeues upon it, pamphlets of Agents. II H.
DALEY be written each box in eOored ink, with PEN
pOs0ns you buy, -
sale LOG door above Ann, and at Mrs Hays
1879 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
The genuine by the following Agents. s. p REpFIELp
Montpeer A. cleveland, Brookfeldj H. Hobart Coz Wes
Randolph; E. r. Answorth, Wiamsown G. Hale, chelsea
Pratt Post Mills G. w lrchard son, Bradford A. L Ban
croft Panfeld NJ Wires Cambridge; H. ); Camp, Stowe;
Landon Co., Wlison Goss & uichns, Waterbury; j. Saw
YER Moretown Cushman x Flint Wanon Waterman x Cady
Morrsvie; J. r. Smith, Ludlow Chld Wimingoni Brigg
Price Rochester, b. r Nevens Royaten G. n Mouoh, Brdg
water; Smith, Bethel
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TILE PILES.

L
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented
by DR.. A. Uptam, distinguished physician of New
York city, is the only really successful remedy for that
dangerous and distressing complaint, the PILES, ever
offered TO the American public.
Mark this: it is INTERNAL REMEDY-not an
external application and will cure any case of Piles
either Bleeding Plind, Internal or External and
probably the only thing that will There is no mistake
about it. 1t is positive cure-sPEEDY AND PERMA
NENT tits also convenient medicine to take md
improves the general health in a remarkable man
ner.
Each Box cob MS twelve doses. at -3 cts per dose
IL Is very mid in operation, and may be taken in
cases OF the most inflammation without danger. All
external applications the highest degree disagree
able inconvenience and e'sve; and from the very ma
lure OF the disease, temporary in their effects This
Medicine ATTACKS the disease at its source, and REOV-
INC TllE CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAIN and
PERMANENT
Inc Eleciuary also very valuable remedy for In
hamaon Of the Liver and Spleen inflammation Soreness
and Liberation If the Stomach, Bowels Kidneys and
Bladder; lnnamatory and Nercurial Rheumatism, I'm
purity Of the Blood, caused by the impuent use of Mer
curry; Weakness and inflammation of Tie Shine and Back
and Tor the relief of Pregnant Ladies, before confinement
enSur'ng an easy time, safe delivery and healthy off
spring.
Inns admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBOGE,
or other powerful and irritating Purgatiyes and if taken
according TO the directions, in case of Piles A CURE
FOR LIFE is GUARANTEED
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine, may be obtained of Agents gratis
J. s. 4OUGHTON, 1870 Washington Street, Boston.
Gene al Agent for the New England States
ENTs:-AlontpeIier, s. X. Collins; Burlington
Peck &Spear; Rutland, Daniels & Bell; Woodstock :
Chas Chapman; WINDSOR, A. s. II. Wardner; HayerhiII
KH and Cummings and by the dealers generally .5O;ly
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And the suffering which they undergo often tend to
BREATH picking the grinding during Sleep staring
ep WIN fright ana Screamng Troublesome cough, and fver
arc among he PROMINENT symptoms Of the presenc Of
,,, siIERMiNs WORM LozENGEs
WI Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms and
iYi 10 perfect health Sister gnatus, Superior of the Catl lie
thousands which gone before She states that there are YER
100 children in the Asylum, they have been in the hal
tended with the effects They have been proved to
be lnialible in over 100000 cases.
IN Coughs Colds Nhoopns Cough Tighmess of the Lungs
Consumption Jonathan owarth the eebmed tempaee Leon
qeT was reduced to the of the by raising ood Rev.
Mr. Dunbar New York the Rev. MI Forest Evangelist in
me Western part of the se tree Boston the
wife OF Erasmus Dbbe Esq, Moavia, of others
~ ' '' siERM d SS C q IP Goz US &c
oen more eecaa in the relief diseases which
recommended with more confidence They allay all itching
oh render the cough easy promote eXpectOatOn, the
cause, and produce the most happy and lasting
HEADACHE
Paptaton Of the Heart Lowness of Spirits seasicknes Despcn
mer or Bowel Complaints also distressing symptoms arising
from free living or night of dissipation, quickly and entirely
sHERMANs cAMrHoR LozENGEs.
1hey act speedily and relieve short
deFgo great mental and bodily HW},i fa Il ,sisv
Weak Back pain and weakness in the Breast Back Limbs and
of parts 81 tg R3d ar: SPsSdy and seGGay relieved by
Which costs only 70 10 and is within the of ALL Sc
not begin supply the annual demand 1t acknowledged to be
the best Strengthening plaster in the world.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Dr. Sherman' Poor Mans Plaster has his directions
printed on the back of the plaster and aFAc siMLE the
Doctors written under the directions None are gen
me- or to be relied Dr. Shemans Warehouse No. 06 Mas
ST. New York
The Genuine for sale by the following Agents. s. REDrrElD
Montpee A. Ceaveland Co.. Brookfold; E. Hobart 4 Co. W.
Randolph f. h. Ainsworth Wliamown N G. Hale Chelsea
j. Pratt Post Mills G. w. Prchard Son, Bradford; A. T. Ban.
croft Panheldj NJ Wires, Cambridge H. S. Camp Stowe; R
land9n Co.. Wliston Goss & Hutchins Waterbury; Saw
YER Moretown; Cushman & Flint, Warren; Waterman Cady
osve A. d. Lampson Co.. Bantree j. r. Smith, Ludlow
f. Chlds Wlmington Briggs Purd Rochester, P Nevens
RnNaltOn; G. r. Mnnlnn N
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IL DOE. UMBRELLAS,
at ELLIS, WnDER AND Co.
Oct, s, lS45. IA
Oct. s, lS45.
,lgs . 2 =. z z :.
,rHE best medicine known to man for ineipient

FfNIfE hest medicine known to man for nClpCnt
L CON u Nj PTION,
Asthma of every stage Liver Complaints Bronchitis Influenza
Coughs Colds bleeding at the Lungs Shurtncss of Breath pa
and weakness in the side Breast &c and all other diseases
FoLMo o,as t 3H "a ,o,s, vo
powerful influence is that Oft "DIENEED LIVER his com
plant has undoubtedly proved caciou any rmed
hitherto employed and in numerous instances when patients
endured long and suffering the disease without
ceving the least benefit from various remedies and Whc
MERCURY has been resued vain this BAISAN
has restored the liver to healthy action and in many instance
effected permanent after every remedy has failed
produce this desired effect
BESIDES us astonishing ehcay in me dsescS 999'e hehuohu
we also ma 1t very clecual remedy IN ASTHMA, complain
IN Whcn mas been extensively used WIN uacaeu success even
cases o. years stalnin2; .- ..,,,r,-
NAiUH hS OWN FEl-SC ilP IlON -.
q compound baiSah'c PpaTuon O. ul' lIuhna NHSla, o
Na Ch'Iy h@k coHnl'u "lh the Extract u lhI' Wtpa'
new thtich process oPp'yN'u ana ny ,n
nos al'tsiseJ py scal'l ana uliF eSy "cA"o"''osU w
most NNillhle lneo,cihe ever HlscoNeieu' ,. =:
me universal celebrity Wch nS mru!cine IS rauy saa9 IN
every secuoh OF inc country, any III ly cures IT. IA"
eneci5' nave no" eapiIs9t" Us ec"} 9Ii uo3t WIN 9l
should be semere that in diseases OF me IT Nos or III HE as
III ii o'heI chr, lieos, lAI' af Is tl"a39 81 ~
effect cure although IN most cli'5 t9 ialaa wa AFFORD noSi
iel9i ana olleh e't great cageS III Low ua Il
cannot tcsouapg ~ eA letcuto ioagee tn. c a9uS tgc,
III every case m so snort te YET H" ih7 heh ceeor9 mas
acqlleu we hu nl persons are app 10 cA O. zoo mrn az e
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HEALTHY FAMILIES.

HEALTHY families are those who the RESURRECTION
or PERSIAN pLs They keep the stomach clean, the liver
free the blood the appetite good temind brt in word
person healthy Those who have s0w yellow cOuntenanc
may be assured that their liver or less dseaed and that
taking the Persian Pills frequently their skin viii become clear
fair their stomach viii be strengthened and they will have
healthy flow pure blood, which Will give the bloom of health
Those inclined fever and agu dyspepsia, cosveness
unpleasant taste in their mouth in the morning,
should these pills for they cleanse the stomach ectua
that the breath becomes perfectly sweet Parents and all others
should bear in mind that they eoCtual of the dara
No children have been known die of complaints
used these Pills from the othe disease
for you will blame yourselves your children die that
YOU did try the Persian Pills
Sold by S. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI.
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
Ladies' gentlemen will you be without the genuine Oldrdg
Balm Columbia your hairi You may depend upon is
only article that prevent badness, and keep head
dandr We have known it to hair bald
opersous seventy years ofagComoGk Ross give refer
any that WISH those that have been perfectly bald for
and have had their hair restored within the last months
Be and gethe genuine, with the signature of Comock p
on it or get none.
FRENCH DEPILATORY.
This article used for taking ,upeuous hair from the face and
neck is sold for 50 cents per bottle
a. All for sale by CoMsTOCK ROSS No. 10,
fremont Row, l}oston--and in Montpelier by
39-ly ;, X COLLINS.
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FALEs, Cathartic LOZEN GEES.

H n HE'S CathSEtLC AOA biiN UESs'
THOUGH prepared from great many Vegetable substances are
as paateabe and pleasing to eat asany other confectionery com
lions for While ~ onertions are sure rs salts Castor 6 Can
ome and aop other caarc medicines has the advan-
eines generally dageabe take. Price per box with
full directions, and may be found at the Depository No Com
FALES' WORM LOZENGES,
Are safe and most sure remedy for Children
They act Ikea carmin renoyatng the symptoms
in sleep grating the teeth neness about the mouth nose
casona sickness at the stomach RTecaoqs appetite weed bow
from, in every instance has been cured.
Price 25 cts per box with full directions at No g6 CONNER
cal street.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES.
Are beneficial in all colds and coughs whoopng cough
satisfactory than the celebrated syrup The mos
happy effect is obtained few moments the symptoms disappear
and The disease broken up by the eec these ozenges
Full directions accompanying eack box, and found Depository
No 96 Commercial street.
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZENGES.
Are safe and agreeable remedy dysenery dahea and bowel
rectOns on each box
FALES' CAMPHOR LOZENGEs,
Are beneficial in all and sick headache where there
brightness weight the eyes, erupve diseases
such measles small pox mana epilepsy, melancholy hyea
tai powers and may taken with safety by children
n all conditions Full directions accompany eachbox.
FALES' CYPIAN HAIR TONIC,
Is extensively known and justly celebrated that further
comment on viii be useless however that umong
many thousands who have purchased the tonic this and
cuontrcs have returned with complaints he thousands of
individuals have expressed their appobaon wonder and adm
ton boodng its effects few bottles only can be had at No
96 Commercial street.
| 49, CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawng and antics those destructive be hush
ed forever houses and stores will procure box the
genuine Madagascar Rat xtemnao using according to direc
ton You depend upon obtained at j. j. Faies No
| 9G Commercial ST., Boston, Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give desirable White grey or red with
out coorngthe SKIN. JOSEPH j. FALES,
| 2GCommercast. Boston, Dlass
| or For sale by the following AGENTS:
Montpelier 5. X. Collins Druggist G.. W. Hubbard; ap6d
j. Town; Alahncld, IT, d. Punamj Cabot Cutting; DanyiIe
Dana Weeks stanton H. c. Babcock Lyndon Fuller Co.
LndOn Centre A. DenHson Col Wheelock, w. Bradley:
Glover W. B. Palmer Beon, Strong Jewet Derby Line Cobb
Rollins Co., Foster, Holmes & Co., r. c. Buffers West Beby H.
o. Pike Coventry E. CaYeand Albany w. ayden Cahsbu-
, Scott; Wocott NJ, Pennock P, s. Benjamin; Hydepak
NJ hecler 23-ly
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Court or General Sessions.

Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Dodge and
Tappan. John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
March TO-. Case Of George Popet- this which
tried yesterday, the jury came into Court at late
hour last night, and stated that they unable to
agree upon verdict They accordingly discharged
from further consideration Of the subject
At the opening Of, Court this morning, Popel was
brought in and permitted to enter plea Of guilty to
petit larceny in having been concerned in stealing from
the dwelling of Mr. Tracy, in the and He was
also allowed TO plead guilty to second petit larceny in
stealing sundry articles from the dwelling of Mrs Hale,
and the Court sentenced him TO be imprisoned in the Pen
tentary for the term year. being six months for
each offence.
.anofher Plea Of Gmifye-John Grant, indicted for
keeping disorderly house, also permitted to plead
guilty to the Indictment and directed to appear in
court on Friday next, and receive sentence.
Forfeiture Of KALEIDOSCOPE Jewell and John Lying, in
dcted for keeping dsorderly house in Broadway, fail
declared TO be forfeited The bail bond in this
case was signed by John l.. Martin.
TriaiJor Buvgiary-A colored woman, named Susan
Livingston, then tried for burglary in the first de-
gree, in having broken into the of MIR. Edward
Garland No l62 Centre street. the night Of the 26th
Of January last and stolen thererom articles Of
clothing iewelry &c. of the value of $50 On the part
contained in trunk, which broken open, and the
articles taken out that the entrance into the room
effected BY opening the room window and that portion
Of the property was recovered from Simpsons pawn
shop where the accused had pledged it, and that several
Of the stolen article found under the pillow In her
bed room The prosecution having failed to show that
the room was locked securely fastened, the jury
found the accused guilty OF grand larceny and not
burglary and the Court sentenced her to be imprson
cd in the State prison for the term Of three years.
There being other ready for trial, the Court
adjoui ned until tomorrow morning
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FITS! FITS!

CERTIFICATE Of Cure Of Epi!eptc FITS of % years
"A standing cured within the last three months by aseipg
vsss.Ole Eaas end .wcsa TO before the Mayor Of
To 81 whom IL maytcolcern Il hereby testify that have
been anicted for wentthree th fits IL would
be impossible for 70 describe my su-rings for have
suffered through the E,ous Of this deada disease
in the verv have tried the
medical skill of physicians without receiving
any benefit whatever have always been trying every
d. (so caed) could hear Of until all hopes
being cured forward t. the coli blessing
tract making wonderful Of this dreadful
confess without shadow of faith called
Ds. Ivans Hart aud scented TO them. be.
convinced that they the diss
hope revivedyes thank God health reviv 100. per
severed the Of this medicine about three months and
ID to health. an would cheefny end nay
would those who afflicted longer doui but call
at 8t Grand New York. aud be whole
be happy any who would wish to
York. WILLIAM II, PARSELLS
Sworn before me, this nh day Of March 4. D., Ise,
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CONSTIPATION
(COSTIVENESS)
DESTROYED

WITHOUT MEDICINES, INFECTIONS o. BATHS
Price Thirty esnsthe 9Th English edtioe translated from
and niallbe recently discovered France
only but also completely Destroying OBJ
Iher purgatves injections baths followed by
Der OF authentic documents from eminent and Other
Of distinction, certifying the complete efficacy Of the
means o each document = suboined the name and exact
address ofthe physician oher who testiies
The authors of the certificates Nest, only that this
raj destroys constipation and that the
nal canal perform evacuatinx functions its
states but also that fby enshan,msa Painful
die eon, ldyspepsa) All, nearly a. the diseases
which the bow els are subje great number OF other
rous angerou, md long standing dsesse for curing which
medical science 10 entirely impotent.
Sold at the National Depot, Of WARTON, of Paris "a
Maiden lane Ne. York and by all booksellers and medcin
dealers in the United States
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Move ments or Travellers,


The accession of arrivals, yesterday, far exceeded
stipulated space for that purpose that for tho first
time this season. compelled to condense the re
port within the following snmmary-at the
AMERicAN.-C. A. johnson. Savannah C. g. Gay
Richmond, Va; j. Smith, Buffalo James Harden Pa
II Middleton Va; Messrs Sleeper and Peters Boston
Wall N. !; Thos Ramsdsil, Newburgh Albert Chris
tie, New Windsor NJ Moore. Georgia
6AsroK.-E. Wstk inson. Hartford; Capt ackstaf, N
J.; VI. Dickson, n Y William H. Seweli. Auburn;
II. Pitts Baltimore w. Tsny, Jacksonville Z. A. sto
ry Mass; w. stanfeld. Boston T. p Hale do w T.
Lobdsll, do; D. Rugglea. Worcester; George wnslow.
Boston An rev Maris, London J. s. Morgan Hart
ford Clarke Va; Wilson, Florida; Messrs Pratt.
Morton, Parks stene, Adler. Baltimore Meredith and
Lambe Boston John Russell Charleston J. Barnum,
Philadelphia J. Phillips, Ohio John waring, Clevs-
land, Ohio
CrrT.-M. Fsrlam. N. J.; J. 8. Bates, westchsster 4;
Thee. Wood, N J. II. r.. Campbell, Philadelphia s.
10. Ala, Thos. Furnss, Richmond b. w. huron, Va:
s. Z. Rogers, r. w. Hooker. Tennessee s. C. Warren.
s HAL d. g. hsnsGI and
Pbla.; Little and Lewis, Phs; r. George, Lexington,
Ky; Joseph Hodsson, Columbia Ga. James McCaIebe
Col Riley nas1p Xxi Meyer seG sst D'l
FRANxLir--J. H. wardneli, Albany p. Norton. AL.
bany B. Tolrdge Baltimore J. and D. Parlee. Pitts
Ohio }. 8. MITCHELL Conn; Geo. Treadwell, Albany
J. Warman, Indiana Z. w. Edgerston, Charleston s.
G.; J. w. Plat, do NJ. Stanley, Conn Thos. Morley,
Glons.-M Reade, Phila; A. H. Rawle. do; 8. D.
Bradford, Roxbury, Mass; d. q. Ward, Boston; Geo.
Gilbert, s.. Johns, N. B.; w. Todhunter, John Reed,
HowAsD-J w. Lord N. Y; Chss Bsrd, Phils.; Chss
Ewing, Columbus; Miss; T. Van Brunt, IL w Will
iiams, Phila; g. Knott Ky. s. Bryant, Boston W.
BERT st. Johns, N. b.; }. H. Bennoch, Boston, Smith,
n. H.; DE-. Paige, Vermont; NJ. Beeton, Mobile NJ
Lambert J. NJ. Roster. 9. C Dr. Childs, Mass; fIon.
Halbert Miss; NJ. WingGeld, Georgia G. williams.
II. Jones' Phila.; Capt Truesdsle Fort Independence.
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SUPREME Court UNITED STATEs-Friday, March
6, 1876 No 79-Alexandria Canal Company,
piai af in error Frances Swami. The argument Of
this continued BY Mr. Coke for the defendant
error. and by Mr. Coxe for the plaintiff in error. Ad
journed till tomorrow, IL o'clock
D. SATURDAY. March 7-John A. Bryan, Esq, Of Ohio.
Thomas B. Soddard, Esq. Of New York, and f. J. Ro
bers, Esq, of Michigan admitted attorneys and
counsellors of this court. No. 79-Alexandria Canal
Company, plaintiff in Frances Swami. Leave
was granted Mr. Coke submit this on printed
argument behalf Of the plaintiff in error. and cause
continued to the next term Adjourned till Monday, -
o'clock.
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CHRISTTE'S
G A l. V A MIC RI N GS
MAGNETIC FLUID.

MAGNETIC FLUID.
THIS remarkable discovery comprises entirely safe and
novel application Il the nyeriou' Rows! Of G.lvansm
.: . hi 81 o. r ios
tx ns ss zee 81 oo III
n ton P.r,ysS Palsy ERiemy Fits Crsmp palp.a.ion o.
pain the Che. and Sde general Debility deficiency OF
nervous and physical End all disorders In
Of organs they have found equally
u The Rings Of different prices being OF al
and Of various ornamental paerns aud be by
BE bAN BsAET
Are notifications Of the invention and recommended
pssct ANY Galvanie power required nay
'''n iH is ~ Hss n Pic fFi rdb relieved
This composition has been BY the French Che
mss to be Of the valuable discoveries Of modern
science believed to The remarkable Of
causing Of the influence at ths seat
ans ISH: syins r1pd snd
PLASTERs
These articles form important addition to the 0alvanic
acting upon the sane principle but having the advsn.
strengthening the when debated by disease other
causes; a. certain AID constitutional weakness pre-
the GALvASc SrRErerHsSNa PLAsrEss will Be found Of
great and permanent ADVANTAGE
refer ~ -iaass E cthEsRPTnFsffCcaHrEs
pub,hed By the Doctor in the Times Mirror Tribune
These testiponas all Of which are from the most
similar characte which have been during the short
time the discovery has been before The A%sfsR puSe
General Agent for the United States and only Agent the
City Of New York. 80