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FIFTY MILLIONS.

The party now in power raised such clamor against
the ertraragonce of John Quincy Adams's admnistre
uon mat the people, misled by it, elected him from
Presidential chair His expenditures were thirteen nil
hons year. Those of the party which are now in
power are, at this time, more than FIFTY MILLIONS
year Such is the consistency of eco focoism Free
men OF Massachusetts, go to the polls and rebuke ,hem
as they deserve.
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NEW YORK ALL RIGHT
GOVERNOR, ASSEMBLY, CONGRESS- WIG Il

The accounts received last ngh settle Tie question be-
yond doubt that John Young is elected Governor Of
New York by majority Of from FIVE to zen thousand
votes over Silas Wright! Twenty-Five Wings are sup.
pose1 he elected Congress in the districts already
heard FROM viii be seen by the table below and
y seven locos, and two of them tariff men support
ed by the Wings in opposition to The regular loco rom
nations Five districts remain 10 be heard from in two
of which, it confidently calculated that Whtss will be
chusen
In 81 counties the net Wing gain the vote for Gov
ernor, is 1888. Silas Wnghts majority, al the
last election only 005O so that, il all the rest of
the State should stand just ii did tfen, Young yould
still have majority Of $3.50. But several of the
counties 10 be heard from those in which large Wing
gains are looked for and feel very confident that his ma.
jorily will 60 up to near 10000.
Eight Senators were 10 be elected this year Wings
ascertaned to be chosen in the 3d. 4th 7th and 9Th
districts, and ocoes in the Isl and I'd he theirs are
yet in doubt The members Of Assembly aScerained to
be chosen are 46 Wings and 2S locoes There can
hardly be doubt of Wing majority in the Assembly
DIST. CONGRESS MEN ELECTED a
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% Wings of Massachusetts Look at the accounts
from New York and New Jersey, and let them animate
you to new exerons for your State. Ifyou do not
work hard, you will be beaten BY the Wings Of those
States.
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BABYLON.

y.
BABYLON.
climb q the cliff crossed The rock
s trod.the deserts old
pass'dVhe wild Arabian tents.
The Syrian shepherds folA
behind me far are haunts of men
Stretched into distance gray.
When spread before me, lone and wiso
The plain Of Shinar lay;
ne boundless plain Of lar Liniar.
Where, long, long ages back,
Abdallah read the silent stars,
And wrote their mystic track.
Where art thou, gem of Inc rich earth,
City of far renown,
The glory of the proud Chaldee,
The green earth's ancient crown,
Where lies the lake that, cleaning wide
Gave back thy hundred towers
Where are thy gardens of delight?
Thy cedar shaded bowers
Where, where--O, where rolls RAPIDLY
Thine everlasting, river,
Past marble gate and coumn'd tower.
Guarding thy walls for ever?
lGere IS no voice of gladaess here,
~ "'Sofh vi sung uOdlS ny:
hearken--but the moaning wind
Is all that makes reply.
Solemn and lone the silent marsh
Spreads endlessly around, 4
And shapeless are the ruined heaps
That slrew the broken ground.
Sadly, above huge outlines dim,
SIghs the lone willow DOUGH
The last, last voice of Babylon,
It's only music now.
Son of Mundane by whose hand
The doomed city fell
The swift feet of whose soldiery
Clmb'd tower and citadel;
Thou foundest reveIry and mirlh.
Thou foundest dance and song,
Thou ioundest many banquet fair.
And many joyous throng:
Like the death, angel earnest thou,
When men were care bereit;
And IS this lone, waste wilderness
The total thou hast lett =?
q, glorious were her palaces
And shrneS OF lretled gold
Then rose the lame Of NJ, rodach
The house of Belus old
And busy life was in her streets.
Where countless nations lhr nged;
Light footsteps gllded through her homes,
And mirth to her belonged;
But proPhetvoiceS murnured,
Even IN her festa halls;
And angel-fngers wrote her doom
Upon the palace-wals
Al midnight came the Persian,
Mmshig amid the crowd,
He heeted moi the beautiful,
:, He stayed not for the proud;
False was her fated river,
Needless her gods OF stone
lie entered at her open gates,
lie passed-and she was gone
Her place OF earth abIdeth not
Memorial she hath none;
Darkness and rum thou may's find,
But never Babylon
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MORE RoGUERY. he business Of drugging or ply
ing persons with intoxicating liquors. for the purpose Of
robbmg them appears TO be the increase in Bos on
Three fonr this kind said 10 have occur
red in Boston within a day two. In one case sea
man lost $50 whilst IN state of insensibiity
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So far four Wing members of Congress are Miown to
be elected No returns have been received from the re-
naming district.
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TWENTY DOLLARS Reward. A person
calling his name JAMES BRows who had resided short
tine IN Mbury, the l7th Of September last obtained
irog CHARLES H. LOWELL, Of Mibury, under false pre.
tensef valuable Watch, with promise return it in
two three days He Immediately left town. has not
since been heard of The watch double bottomed
patent lever, with plain heavy gold case, the movement
marked p q d. Goddard, Worcester s7she cases nam.
bered 2e5 the inside OF both. Brown feet or
inches high Eight complexioned, with prominent cheek
bones and appeared to have been brought up upon farm
and said he bad Uorked in cotton factory reverb OF
twenty dollars is offered for such information will lead
the recovery of the watch, and any Information
ing Brown will be gratefully received.
~ Printers are requested to notice the above.
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U The New York Express Of Saturday.

~ The New York Express of Saturday,
says:
"The rise of freights on our domestic COM
merce is most important movement We learn
from most intelligent gentleman, that on the
lakes there is not half tonnage enough to bring
the produce to market; that although every
steamboat and vessel is actually employed in
transporting goods, and is realizing fifty per cent
advance, yet, in the States OF Ohio and Michigan
one halt the Wheat and Flour will be detained
until next season, for want OF vessels to bring it
away. On the canals, freights are nearly fifty
per cent above what they were and although
everything in the shape of boat is actively EN-
ployed, yet large portion of the produce will
not, for want OF facilities, reach our market The
want of capacity, in our canals, is now deeply
felt; the loss to the people Of this and other
States, from this cause, is and will be of the
most serious and injurious character. The de-
mand ~for vessels to foreign ports continues as
great, if not greater than ever. A numbers of
vessels are arriving from the East and many are
building, yet freghts are now beyond any point
yet All the packets are engaged for some time
to come. Vessels are taken for places which un-
til now, were hardly known.
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EB- Rev. Joseph C. Stiles of Richmond. man
Of great intellectual ability, Pastor of the United
Presbyterian Church, IN. s. has declined the
title Of d. d., conferred by the Pennsylvania
University, considering it baube unworthy the
dignity of servant Of Christ, and the acceptance
of countenancing artificial distinctions among
ministerial brethren, often unjustly made, and
always contrary TO the spirit Of Christ
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New JERSEY. This valiant Wing State must not be
forgotten in the rejoicings over New York The cleo
ton took place on Tuesday. The following are the ma
jorilies, so far as heard
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uJ We cN! the following exquisite gem from an ex
chanse paper and give welcome place TO it in our COL
unns rrgreng that we do not know the name of the
gifted author We commend the piece to the lovers Of
poetry
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For Lieut. Goreralor,
JOHN REED. Of Yarmouth.

For Senator's Worcester Connty,
STEPHEN SALISBURY of Worcester.
CALVIN WILLARD of Mlllbury.
JASON GOULDlNG of PhiIipstnn.
NAHUM F. BRYANT Of Barre,
GEORGE DENNY of Westborough.
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70 The approaching marriage of the Duke of
Montpensier, son of the King of the French,
with the Inianta Donna Loisa, has caused quite
an excitement in Europe, and yet may set the
world in arms, The royal bride is just fourteen
years OF age, and her destined husband twenty
two. The Courier deS Etas Unis, speaking of
this princes, says:
The lntanta Donna Luisa is, ii is said, truly
Spanish, in country where Spaniards are now
a-days so ca Spanish woman with her man
tilla and tan, with Spanish foot and eye. She is
tall, we'll set, gracious as becomes Hiehness,
and lively as bird. She is sure therefore of be-
ing teted in France, as they know how there to
tete pretty women of all counties and Princesses
OF all families
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Suffolk g. Queens Frederick w Lord Ibco
2-Kngs & Richmond Henry c. Murphy do.
3-City. lower Wards Henry Nicoll, do
4--Do. East side Wm B. Maclay, do.
5-Do West side Fred A TdLimodre. Whiq
6-Do up town David 3 jackson. Loco
7-West & Rock. IPiiliam Nelson Wbig
8-Duchess & Put. Cornelius Warren. " rem
9-Orange q Sullivan ID. B 81. John, Wbie gain
ll--Columbia p. II. SuL1eSter Whig oa,n
l2-Rensselaer Gid o. Revnolds. w. g. a r
13-Abanv John l. SHnoeriand do do
l4-Wash q Essex Orlando ID Kellogg. Wing
lb-SaratoSa. &c. Hugh White, W.. re elected
l7-Herk. 4. Montg. Geo. Petrie Hunker and VIZ.
20-Oneda Tim jenkins, Tariff Hunker
Sl-Otsego and Soho. Ebeneser Blakely, Wg. rep
23-OSwego and Mad. William Duer Who
24-Onondago Daniel Got, Wing gain
25-Cayuga &c. II. s. Conger, Wing gain.
26-Chemnng William Laurence, Wg gain
25-Wayne ~ Seneca John H. HoHey, Wing prob
29-Monroe Elias B. Holmes w re- eloc,
29-Ontano s. TIC. Robert L. Rose. Wbio
-1hegany, &c Darid Ramsey, Wing gain
3I-Chaut IL Colt Dudley Marrin Wing
32-Ene Nathan X. Hall, Wing.
33-Genesee & Wyom. Haypeg Putnam. WbS
34-Orleans & Mag Washington Hunt. w. reflect.
tr
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Gtae Datlp pp.
ESTER:
Friday, .NOVEMBER 6, 1876.
Wing limitations.

For Governor,
GEORGE N. BRIGGS, of Pitts6eld.
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For Represenfatire to Conrr,se,

For Representative to Congress-,
~. Dis.-J0HN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
v. DiS.-CHARLES HUDSON of Westminster,
VI DiS.-GE0RGE ASHMUN of Springfield,
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GOD ANS
Compound Fluid Extract Of Sar-

ptt{luA AAua
For The Remoral aud Permanent Cure Of all
Diseases arisiag from an impure state Of The
Blood, or habit Of he System, namely
Scroful, or Kings Evil Rheumatism, Obsti.
nate Cuianeous Ruptions, Pimples, or Pus.
rules on the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chronic
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter, Scad
Head, Enlargement and pain Of the Bones
and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers. Syphilitic
Symptoms, Scaiica, or Lumbago, and dis
eases arising from an injudicious use of
Mercury, Asci,es, or Dropsy, Exposure or
Imprudence in Life Also Chronic Con.
stitutional Disorders will be removed Icy
this p eparaton.
It's timely administration has been attended
with. the happiest results in many anomsl-
Gus affections; but it is chiefly intended 10
&. lie void which exists between sh'hartic
and aporicnt medicines; hence lis modus ope~
rand is that Of an alternative directly, --iR-
atrccli,f proving a lasting tonir 10 The. sVs.
ten. Diseases Of the 'osseous and g,endu,ar
SYSTEM %ls0 Of The joints and liganehts, are
safely aad certainly cnred by lis use. a. The
peculiar y,of It's operation consists in re..5"-
ing the Germ or cause OF disease, and the
health OF The patient is speedily ester
SARsAPATJLLA has been used with vs-.ous
success for the above named connie ats e5ncc
tue itttHtG Oh tlE = At5tHAH (1ntu4N sea-t
although il has sometimes fallen into disre>
pute, il has been for the las century grad
ally gaining grou nd both in this rolntrp and
Europe, and is now considered one 81; our
most valuable medicines The causes q is
failure to do what lie public had a right 10
expect, may be attributed entirely 10 he
former bHnghng methods preparation. l.
has been tortured more 4 any other drug
sc wAoie mateyIa. medFa- but recently il
aas aa disE0verei that .al@ef mGs0s are
@.tc are MI eGllG ,neX;rl lin~ H. virtues.
Tess h63a ~ II Yaraton .aTa All bees,
-. rs wolsa t4aa use. ma .>oderl
~rta}rpG,istz rl5gs saccoe4ed IN Restoring
80 va. - s.ruE 10 rs proper elevated Ic-
s.e.1n. Woodnan's Extract Of Sarsaparilla
/ is trade in conformity with the latest impro-
yenents and particular care has been taken
TO make it all it purports to be, The BEST PRE-
FARATIoN OF SARsAPARILLA IN THE UNITEr
STATES
AZ the addition OF n.,n2Tal po.sons is fire.
quenny objected to, this preparation Is guar
anteed entirely rec from any thing of thai
/ nature, leaving it to the judgment of the
/ physician or patent TO make such additions
aud in such quantities as the case may re-
squire.
I In addition to t,,o other advantages Of thi;
~-sp4. alton il will be found exceedingly pal
--s5ie, so that even 20 a child il may be read
~l3 administered, and IS the most delicate
person it may BE given, without offending
a disagreeing with .tire stomach.
=, or Every facility will be 5ivon to Phys
ia, IL ST. 3s!y themselves Of the safety anC
.r.s.a.H,F T. sc, sing this Saj aparilld. |
is nc c.et med4,.na. anj all yho fcol Al
j ie;cre. in making the inquiry are respecl
I tGly irvls7i TO 10 %.
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q II TILER, q -,
orasr Of Els, 7d',imorl o.d IF.gi 5fa
EllimOyo

r.. GORODE's TlLT arc truly th-s'ca na-.'.
f.nL Notrs.ciler or Family shonll W 81 'n,
t-.3. Ttcis timely aluai.tra'i0n oi., prevent
ua-H pain anal su4,fI =, ali save m- .tFa.'
liy.s.
These rrIs vtre nr01s',d by Dr.. Co , 70 T.
t.r yclrs 1f study AMI cf--tfi a1se-ylt'7 up - he
ns,ar. a Uif rent IN ''ici1Cs aid the C--t y i,t
N, g ,so4gcs u11u .t.i.rc.' e5nsNwtonsl1 various
forms of ,lj-,..s,. They boon exensfe'- used
Iy Cd. 81 oprrr-s erio.ul physicians a. hi
rlry 1rvatc -miie5 tcr -.v,rll year; A. aGcF
h,sk.sa the etr.iacfro which 'hpy h9v. -'tn,tha
;, BE- irmly bsirvsj Tint 81 vegetable kiAgdou
-nef 1-' Cornish org n7.t.,,J ior 7urg - me /
CuN which 'urG1s.e5 io' 'H.la' 3D. C. 'A'-e Il "l 7
these Pills arc composed. They 10 not contain
Cllomrl, Nc.crry or any mineral rre7''7 'on; IN
arc composed entirely OF couccutrtti o-ei"O.s
extracts. rlrcluly prepare aud so com 'Ssd rs -
lr Cerilu, SIfe nni E-'7 "a H'r oBe0tioHr-
shluld II br utlcrw ~ t'c ror.'rh AVID be eels cor
ttiu foul aud acid bilious m1Irg-su1'v.l : grea'
orcef.ity iOr prrs1tlsc medi,iae.
THO Bowels being 20 PRINCIPAL chs1o"l JToaet
vshrh greet p1riian Of the impurities q. tbe yS
,sm are diohar-od 10 IL cyl lOnt thai VI tgcr q
toce6cany on ihoIl must &c cOnduciys L. helI ss
Ind ne TIE Bowels are the mOA eiiec, y md 7.
Gsc', almost the urly way b. which gcI.n--i ia
rr5sSioa can be madc uonn thc ystem, II perfect
reasonable % supPosc, thli ncaly ar diseases
So ~ he curel, or 40 least, Ns2b ben ittt2a ay
f.. IL ne OF purzauve medicines. II physi
.1.l Pei Gale % patient, what s he iiE thin /
.r iT- rrrsrrtbes DISC or Two of purgatIv'
-.tIpi .rr.prr g.. -rer a Fay nr two u the po
l.1. .-.rFt..t.- .res j m anot. er l)-e Of pur
.-.s ,+tl.f. - IN Sc on; doing sOtue other itlll
.'g. --r1t,th5 fa.4 n 4 nee IOr a cure Is uppi
ts. -v ,rod,ced 5y tive lirilee There
fro o. sou aJe ack, DELAY lot, hr' &c 9stes dose
OIL, Dr. Gordoss -etahlc Family Pills, na b
agail restored 90 health. Price - = MS pr Box.
FOl siIle In Yaz % city by
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5YEs5EfTfEiE
Vqsss.sS7sSass FEVER AND sSs'lls
AND ANTI 81 NSS
PILLS

OF all the remedies ever discovered for
tho safe, certain and efeelual cure Of the
Aaue and Fever. or Chills and Fever, none
have more meriied and received the appIo-
ba'ion Of the Public than these Pills, Up
wards Of Eighty Thousand Boxes have been
sod, in only Six States, within the last
twelve months, and over 10000 Boxes Of
these have been sold in the State of Alabama
alone The Proprietor has never known Q
single instant where these Pills have failed
TO cure lie Catlls and Fever, where they
have Gyen used strictly according to the di.
rcctons accompanying them. One box d
'he-c Pills is generally sdfiie, .at "a tai So
conn. m cases of cilills ana l.yc.
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Celebrated Ague and
Fever Pills.
PREPARED And SOLD u
w. w. VI God.
" Ramon. Yaxoo counfv, .Mississ

Of Benton, Ydzoo county, .MississiPPf.
nR WOOD has used these pills for the laet
~ ten wears in his practice, both in Ken
lucky and Miss. has effected such astonishing
cures with them, that he is induced TO offer
Them to the public, as a certain and eGectuaL
remedy for Intermittent or Ague and Fever.
In cases where he has used these pills, he
has never failed TO cure the patient in TWEEN
ty-four hours, and, in many instances. he
has accomplished the most wonderful cures
| in the short space of iweives houre; in proof
of which, he could, if necessary. procure
certificates from every one Of those TO whom
he has administered this valuable medicine,
but he deem them both superfuous and pro;
ftess. A long catalogue Of letters, attest
ling their efficacy, would seem 10 parlake
too much Of the eiap>trap means resor;ed"to
! in orderto bolster upihe poisonous nosrums
1.ha are daily cent form 10 the world pro.
fe@,11E 70 cure as many cases as :here are
isnieac'a 20 operate upon. These pills need
Ion be t. ed 10 cetabiishther character.
They possess such singular End admirable
,4uaites, that no uepieasaaJ feelings are
7 produced By them upon the patient. They
: frove, nausrate or sicken til stomach, OF
,epara;e CT the bowels as purgatve; the
alien lc:thont experiencing any uneasi-
rl-a re hag1res rom them, finds mseIf sud.
u0y ti.ra
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CHILDREN CRY F05
E1P. EHUH4EA'S
WORN [IISE18yIH5SI

IN over 50, 600 cases they have proved an lntal-
lible remedy tor.the destruction OF those reptiles
which arc the meana of sweeping of hundrsds
and Thousands Of th3 most blooming children
and youth, sevcring nc chords Of affection, and
forever blasting the (ondost hopes Of the parent.
So great has their efficiency invariably proven, that
they NAV ell he called the only certain worm
stycyGS medicine in use, and the ggeatest dis
covery ever made for eEPelling the various kinds
Of worms that 90 frequently and distrossing'y
annoy both children and adults. They are a cet-
tain remedy and so peacant to the taste. that chill
dre. cry Tor 'h"~ and eat them Is teaut$ as a
moon pen .n.nl I>scUge
r. parents, We cay, do not DC NIthou. these
Tozen, es Il 1. any time, attend 80 these 5uGSes.
Sons "a J.l .s'ap DID,. lives Of your children.
For sale "a Iaz5o city By
q. O.'WOODNaf. GO q,
and {. G. NcEESS ~.
In Benton BY JAS. LLUNDELL < co.
t,NpI in all the towns nd villages in the Slate
. Texas. hc-ii -, 1915. 42-Gm.
HI His
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PROR0 s. A19.
For Enlnrgfng and Extending tic
Circulation
OF THE
YAZOO CITY WING.

/ II AAOO Chl Il W E11SUo
AT the solicitation of many Of
our friends, and desire on orr
part to mako our papera useful me-
dunn Of communication to TIC pull
lie generally, we nave determined
to ENLACE AND OTHERWISE IHPEdyE
TIE APPEARANCE or TIE "YhZOG
CITY WHIG," SO IS to make It
moro worthy OF a general circula
ton among the people OF the inter.
ior.-Yazoo City is the trading and
shipping point Of large, rich, end
popuIous section Of country, and li.c
facilities afforded at this point for
collecting the latestcvents that trans
pire in the political and commercial.
world, hold cut inducements. for
4 the public to sustain a journal at
this place devoted to the advance
men Of its interests.
We have Iahorcd Githfuiiy.
through evil report, and through
good report for the last ten years
jim publishing paper IN Yazoo
City; and, during thai whole period.
what patronage VIC have received,
was qfIntaTiIy and generously
tcndc.od, without an effort OH our
Fart to obtain it. Our intcree.s arc
identified Y ith those Of l'azoo City
herb we have reared family
and. here We expect to CID he aai-
tancc O. our days.
To eject tie improvements AIS
contemplated in the lFHtG, NJ shall
necessarily sc compelled 70 ircur
considerable extra experso ano<
10 enable rs to dc ;his. re aaYo
iissu1a tbs PROSPECTUS, Wit. iho
view to add addi5oE3T subs er.h,Ta
10 CIR ,ist..
Ne have determined q mai
Inc 1futG Ec.:-,r q q iiber554 ard
Eeeperou si.qfcr-: and. &c
cali. .ca ctr .f.eu..s t0usc ...zir,e-
tiUe. - .2s:1 aid 10 accomplish tbs
. OH --o r ..-rea Ii2s'tcgl 6, al-
d;t.oa1fse, scc.. lre, a Il ! nc ( tx
TEMPE : patronage from ctr adyey-
Using friends - 0e 81 -s-thclent.
Or arfangealSntseT1e sz.eh, that
We sas c@Es3c'<tfy assure cur pat
rcHs hat they shall not be dis r
! pointed IN their expectations, -t1
c VINE shall not b. inferior &c.
: of It's contemporaries ttfe ga
e. ITY ana QUANTITY - IoaCIng ma
ter it coniaiae the BEss-
and 4s>s.fs-z. ~ Il aECnAxICAI<
ExEcJT.. Re i've creo cd
2 the ser .cts Qf<@=yerri gositlemen,
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Wanted at this Office.

A BOY as an Apprentice 70 the Pris ting
IA business. One from the country aud
agod about 10 years wOTlS 20 Tressrred. ~
Apply namUdiaics5
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Tooth Ache.
d.. SpGnCGP'S
IRRITABLE PiUS arc a Public
Blessing.


TIL. zste extremely mild in their operation,
VII ca eln- ackuess, Of the stomach, nor any
u-1,coelp sghsstinn in The system, rs Is too fre-
ogrutlr III { ~ - d medicines given to act upon
Inc BOWEL .h4iG~ lllti.Y les, who have been una
llc % take ~ or !. = 'oo~0ions of medicine,
on acccant ii their aarsastiu~ 'Fect', use thesc
oils viii sl't slie aa, d. -reesale feelings.
Is Al ttatisa saj g.. hoe w.o haze never - ~.
Q, ry.s ACQUAINTED wi'h Z n, 10 81 - a - asI
~s-ure6ae 25cent box, Gr.., "a = Foa,j -7r's Tord
Gf n, thcT viii ccveT cd ioT az ot1 8. % Pur-
rati7o NsiieiRe 50 lO1g rs -actE's fe sl.lte
Pills o.7 b. ebteinel. f@e Cd or this met
enc is saca tkatuo fau.ily ou.l Dc WI ut it, For
scaree'y q -. PaSirs IN ~ fan 5st that ono
orc nicnhor Of II wol1 10 -hencfshet ~ aking a
dose or two Off r a. They cleanse the stom-
aot and bowels + every thing injurious 70 health,
purity the b'ooi, iuvigora'C the circulation, and
produce a hea.thy action throughout the system
Ifevcry family would keep this safe and valuable
medic no in their houses and administer lin time,
ms occasion might require, large amount of sick.
nrss and suffering might be Prev ntrdr and many
discascs eradicaled that might otherwise become
seated in the system, aud eventually deprive lie
sufferer Of precious life,
The Pills IRE neatly put mp IN boxes, Containing
90 PiIls, with directions for using Them. TREE =
se9,s per box.
For saio N YRzoo vily ty
q. o. W0ODMAN & co.
and c. g. McKESsON.
Ia Ptston BY JAS. et6ss{nEf.h. ss-ro.
rs i.o .ii the towns apsei. ~ % the St''o an
itz-, Aoril. IS, 1915, 4 im.