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He has successfully treated various diseases with alone
and when persons removing the South West they
but, when used in competition with the Sarsapara 1t the
best medicine that be used in the SPRING SUMNER
SEASONS ,ns Iiversu remedy for Dyspepsia and ndi-
ges,on loss appetite, dizziness, headache, depression of
SPIRITS cosveness piles weakness of the stomach and limbs,
rheumasm purify the blood, curing bad humor, where
all other medicines have tailed.
IF. ON .he Daily MaiL)
1t is with great deal Of pleasure that say
daily hearing where the Sarspia and Toma-
Bcrs which sold by Brown, GO Washington Street,
eectng astonishing in purifying the blood
and assisting DIGESTION Many of the physIcan have taken
quite interest this compound, aud it is considered by
them the best article in for aundice, ndgestion
Loss of Appetite Weakness, and for all complaints arising
from mpuriy ofthe b1od. 1t is really the best medicine
purify the blood and eradicate all humors
the system. 1t pleasant bitter, und easily taken.
We recommend it with The greatest confidence,
readers Don u take word for it, but try
bottle and satisfy yourself.
CAUTION.
The public are particularly cautioned against purchasing
imitation articles pretending to have the same effect
Browns Sursapnra and Tomato Bitters. Never buy the
Sarapara and Dandelon PInacea, Kttredges Tomato Bit
tiers, oi Sarsapara, Tomato and Dandeon,
snV sIRnPARH ToMATo BiTTER wh es
prepared at his Medicine Store, 6S Washington
Boston. These Ber the first preparation of the kind
of the kind in the market Always that the direct
signed FREDERICK BROwN, in his hand writing.
who ever heard OF mans connteeiting bad bank note,
ono that would not pass! Just it is with medicine
they always counterfeit that which sells.
All orders for 'rowns SARSAPARILLA and TOMATO
BlrTERs, directed to Frederick Brown the proprietor, 65
Washington street, Boston, will be
B.tteIs securely packed for shipping
LIST OF AGENTS.
Montpelier, S. P. Redfeld and s. X. Collins. Barre j.
H. Walker Waterbury, L,G. Simpson MarshfeId e. D,
Putnam Planfeld, F. Bidder Middlesez, Geo; F.; stowe
son. Chelsea Dickinson Il Noble. Newbury, F. & II.
Keyes.-Bradlord, Asa Low. Wells River Timothy sbedd
E. O. orfick For Sale aso by Druggists and Agents gen.
orally. 81 bottle. bottles for So 69Iy
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Raphael's Response.

Two cardinals reproached Raphael
for having, in one of his pictures, paint
cd the faces of st. Peter and ST. Paul
too red. Gentlemen % exclaimed the
artist, offended at their criticism, " do
not be troubled | have painted them
as they really are in heaven. This red
ness arises from their shame at seeing
their church here so badly represented
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-18
The Cheap Husband.

A young peasant girl of Savoy, hav-
ing an opportunity of marrying, received
from a lady of the village fifty francs for
a marriage portion. The lady desired
to see her intended, and Nicole intro
duced him. He was a small and very
homely fellow. "Ah my GIRL" said
the lady, "what lover you have chos-
en-" "Alas madam" replied the in
genuous Nicole, "what can you expec,
for fifty francs?'
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An Alarming Threat.

A clergyman being prohibited from
preaching because he was a noncon.
formist, said to his judges "The treat
ment which | have received from vol
will probably cost the lives of more thar
a thousand persons" He was instantly
arrested on account Of this alarming
threat, and an explanation was demand
ed. " Nothing is more plain" said he
Sin depriving me of parish, you leave
me no other resource than to become
physician"
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MORE CURES OF SEATED CON-
SUMPTION!


DRUGGISTS.
Burlington, VI Nov. /, l945.
Dr. BRApLEE; SirThe astonishing sale of Buchan's Hun
ran Balsam oblges to order further supply. Please
send before, suiciency for six months. We give
YOU you desire it, certificates no from numerous indivdu
ais who have only relieved from Asthma, Colds
Coughs, but of who have heen brought up from
FIRMLY SEAL ED CONSU MPTION!
aud literally snatchcd from the grave AS remedy for sucl
complains confidently believe it has been
sed. Yours, PECK Il SPEAR.
Saco, Me- May 25, lSi5.
Dr.. BRADLEE; Dear Sir--The Hungarian Balsam is, be
yond all question, perfect and admirable preparation
Tor diseases of the Lungs have used it in my family
in my professional practice for than years, will
the most uniform and entire in of Pull
MONARY DISEASE, aud Gonscentously recommend /
to all who afflicted the mos, CERTAIN REMEDY
for such diseases with which am acquainted
Yours respectfully, FRED'K Il. STORER, NJ. d.
15-Sold in Montpelier, by S. X. COLLINS Burlington
and by PECK & SPEAR; Concord, N. II. ALLISON &
GAULT; IONA. SMITH, Chelsea, VI. 70
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Avarice.

A commander Of Malta, very avaric-
ious, had two pages, who once COM
planned that they had no shirts. He
called his major-domo-" Tell the wife
of my farmer to SOW some hemp; when
it is grown, let her spin it, and make
shirts for these little dandies." The
pages laughed. "Ah! you young ras-
Gals, if you are so happy as to laugh,
you may as well be without shirts y
and he countermanded his orders.
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Agricultural.
CARROTS.

The premium crop of carrots in Frank
lin county was 900 bushels per acre.
After trial the senior publisher of the
Waterman calls bushel of carrots fully
equal to bushel of oats. The difficult
ty with carrots is in wintering; they
must be kept in perfectly dry cellars,
and just cold enough to escape freezing.
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CRATER the clergyman had united a
happy pair, not long ago, an awful ST.
lence ensued, which was broken by an
impatient youth, exclaiming, don't be
SO unspeakably happy"
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English Kings and Queens.

Madame de Maintenon was once in a
company where the remark was made
that the Queens of England governed
better than the Kings. cit is true"
said she, "and for this reason: men
govern under the reign of Queens, and
women under that of Kings"
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A good farmer of our acquaintance
said that from long experience he con-
sidered the value of corn for hogs in
creased by boiling in the ratio of rs to 10.
Culiipai0r.
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TO DRESS RICE.

A lady recommends the following -
Soak. the rice inf cold sailed water seven
hours ;'.haye ready stewpan with boil
ing water, throw in the rice, and lot il
boil briskly for ten minutes; then put il
in a cullender, cover it up hot by the fire
for a few minutes, and then serve. The
grains are double the usual size, and
quite distinct from each other.
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MILKING CLEAN.

Experiment has shown that the milk
last drawn from the cow is from ten to
twelve times richer than the first drawn
portions, or contains from ten to twelve
times as much cream.
Albany Cullipator.
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PURIFY THE BLOODI


GOoDWlN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE and SARsAPAR-
" LILA BTrTERS, Tor the of Jaundice, Dyspepsia
Costivonoss, Bilious and Liver Complaint Indigestion,
Drowsness, Headache Cutuneous and Scroulous Dsoase
all impurities of the Blood and General Debility, These
Bcrs possess the great merit Of being entirely vegetable in
all their component parts SHrsaparl1 that most nest
mnbo root obtained from the tropical regions of South A.
merca has long and justly been md lodged by
the medical world, most efficient Purifier of the Blood.
In these Bttes IL forms essential ingredi-
ens The virtues Of the genuine Honduras SaIsuparia
extracted on the most scientific principles and combined
highly form with the useful and
herbs Of the vegetable world in such perfect that
their united vrtCes embodied in this preparation, bo
operate OIL the stomach and bowrs producing thorough
cleansing oil the whole system, speedily restoring to its
wonted and vgor. As safe pleasant and eicaciOus
tonic and aporieut mild and gentle ecacous cahatic
in all Of anguor, costivenes general debility and de-
preston of spirits in the spring and summer, md
in all cutancous diseases, they will be found invaluable
cleansing the stomach restoring the strength and
" purifying tho blood.
Certificates be shown and references given iudiv
duu osilyng to very many remarkable cures by taking
these Bers In one word ny them, faithfully, and if not
| satisfied the money will be refunded.
Prepared only by GEO. q. GOODWIN, No. 76 Union ST.
Boston.
The following is list Of agents for tho sale of Goodwn
Indian Vegetable aud sarsapora Bittets and Also oil DR.
| Kittrcdges Greene Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Montpelier, Bancroft aud Rker Eastman Danforth, ant
$. X. CollinsBurlington, Peck Il Spear-Northhoh j.
$. Whe-Orange, Fifeld & Hnncock-Williston Hurbur
Co-Cambridgc, M.Wires-Waterbury, 8. Hutchins-Ri
mond, VIM Rhodes, Jr-Ilydopark, N. p Keeler-Sowe
Btnnet Robnson-Mill village, A. r. Camp-Washington
g. r. GIle-Tunbridge, II. s. Hoyt d. Foster chelsea
Bethel, O. Francs-Randoph l. Iobart-M ddesex, John
son g. Hoden-Royaon SknnerSk Blodgett--Johnson, Mer
Ram & Co--Underhill, J. II. & Il. w. Tower--Painfed
D. Whittesey-Marshfeld IT, Putnam.-CaboL, l. Cutting
Danville Dana, Weeks & Co.--Poacham, E. G.. Brown
and of
Agents in most of the towns of Vermont. 74ly
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M. de Morroles said of censorious
neighbor His mouth cost him nothing,
for he always opens it at the expense
of others. | wish that some day he
would bite his tongue, for then he would
poison himself
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Quality versus Quantity.

The Marquis de Hauteville said,
haughtily, to n banker, " You must rec
ollect that | am man of quality
" Yes, but you must also recollect,"
said the banker, "that am a man OF
quantity"
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XII you would get along in the
world you must hold up your head, ev.
en- if you know that there is not much
in il.
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O-The Albany Cultivator says that
last years premium crops in Vermont
4" would certainly be considered remark
able crops for any part Of the country"
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CHsar's Inquiry,

Cesar, observing many wealthy En-
glish ladies with lap-dogs, which they ca
ressed very tenderly, inquired if the wo-
men of their country never had children.
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Delicate Compliment.

A French officer, named Maupertius
arriving at the court of Vienna, and be.
ing introduced TO Maria Theresa, was
asked by her if he did not think the
Princess de - was the most beau.
tiful woman in the world. Madam
said he, " | thought SO Yesterday"
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English Productions.

Mirabeau said, That in all England
there was nothing polished except steel,
and no mellow fruit except baked apples
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-18
DYE-STUFFS
STOVES, STOVES.

HAS taken Agency from G. & Z. L. Granger for the
purpose of selling Wholesale aud Reta the various
astngs made at their Furnace consisting Of the following
articles 10 part, all OF wkich be found the
merly occupied by benjamin Day Co The head of State
Streets
sizes Farmers and Mechanics Stoves;
ParoI Cook Yankee Notion, Parlor Box and Air Tight
Fire Frames, Oven Mouths Arch do with Crates Ash dol
Robinson's Side Hill and Common Plow Points
Plow Wheels, Pumps, Wagon Boxes, Pipe do. Wagon
Nuts, &c. &c.
Also, superior lot of Wagon Spokes.
y-Just receixed lot of Small Premium Stoves suitable
for Rail Road Tents or small FamiliesCHEAP. Call and
look
Montpelier, June 10, 1916. 7Otc
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Swelling of Grain by Boiling.

q The, Edinburgh Journal of Agriculture
gives, in the following table, the increase
OF bulk in different kinds of grain boiled
to bursting for domestic animals:
d meas oats increaSnd "a Il rAoa..,.os
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humorous Selections.

The Sociable Story-Teller.
BY JAMES FRENCH, 78 Washington ST.
Boston.
A very good Story-Teller-amusing, in
structve, brief and pithy: for exam
pies take the following.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE CDMPANV

No. II, WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
liIS highly useful and popular Institution offers insure
lives quite advantas eous us those of any
Company in Europe America. Its plan parakes of tho
SAVING BANK and MUTUAL INTERESTS, Ohordns
the security of the and the gain tae other II embra
provision for Married Women to insure the lives of
their husbands and to the wife insured The
premium, if $780, may be paid fourth in cash and
Ieoourhs in secuted note, be paid weekly
monthly quarterly This Company, during the past year
has issued 1901 Policies received 1854 265 % in premiums
and met with and paid two losses amounting thou
sand dollars. 27 policies issued in the month of april
last Information furnished aud assurances effected app
cation to EDWARD II. PRENTISS.
MONTPELIER, NAV II, 1876. G5:tf
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MARCH 18, 1S47.
PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUER-
RIAN GALLERY a. PHOTOG.
RAPHEkS' FURNISH

A WARDED tho Gold aud Silver Medals, Four First Pre-.
N mums, aud Two Highest onors, at the National, tho
Massachusetts, tho New York. and the Ponnsyvopa Exhi.
bitons respectively, for the most splendid coored Daguer-
rotypes and best apparatus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style without regard wealth
Instructions given in the art.
large assortment ofOpparaus and stock always hand
at the lowest cash prices.
New York. 25l broadway-Phladelphia,i 36 Chesuut st.
loson,75 Court and SO Hanover Sts,-Bamore, 205 Bal
timoro StWashnglon, pennsy lvona Avonue-Potcsbnrg
Va, Mechanics IalCincinna Fourth aud Walnut, and
l76 Main staratoga Springs Broadway 1877 Veillt
Rue du Templo--liverpooI, 70 Church ST. Ga T.,
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HuIU WHtU -
ZEAL THE FOLLOWING, AS 1T IS
IMp0RTA NT TO ALI

Extract of lecture delveredby DR.. BENNETT before th
Medical College Of Lake Erie, touching the valuable Medi
cal qualities of the extract ofTOMATUES.
Dr. Bennett says it is one Of the most powerful Alternative
the Maeru Medical and in all affections of the Liver
other gans where caome is Indicated it is probably thu
medicinal agent known 10 the medical profession.
When used in concentrated ii is sovereign remed
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%An OK or horse in corsets would
labor--for breath.
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DFGoing to law the Chinese cal
" winning a calf to lose a cow"
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ALMIGHTY CREATOR,

THE BLOOD is THE LIFE,
he requires that his disciples and patients make PURE
THE LIFE CURRENT thai leaps thu ugh their and
arteries before they hope for permanent cure
X elef he can Live them and others but bright
ard Joyous health must come from pure blood.
But sad thought here comes IN So countless
are the imposions which pracsed upon the public
by pletenders, and numei Gus and boasul the
medicines advertised, that The reader may be slow be-
eve in this Great Remeoy word, therefore, this
point.
In nc first place, READ THE CRAEFENBERG
GAZETTE. No mater how skeptCa you be,
that paper will convince you. Thousands HAVE BEEN
convinced IN every STATE and Territory Ia the Union.
and among them distinguished Statesmen Jurist Cer-
gymen Civilians. he bare enumer alton Of their names
would fill this page. Lei the reader send 10 the most
convenient agency for copy of the GAZETTE, which
be had
GRATIS
In he second place TRY THE PILLS. 1t will cost
you but the merest lrhe, and will ,ducc you 10 a
medicine which you will deem blessing 10 The end Of
you days.
a thousand things press upon the mind Of the adver
Users which they would rejoice to the reader, but
The limits IF this advertisement forbid. But LEI
afflicted with the following make trial Of the
iraeftnberg Pills, and they vii, be PERMANENTLY
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A HIGHLY IMPORTANT PREPARATION, CAPABLE,
FROM THE PROMPTITUDE OF IT'S ACTION,
OF CLEARING TIE SYSTEM IN a
FEW HOURS, OF EVERY

From THE PRoMPTlruDE OF IRIS HcT ntsn''H'
OF CLEARING TIE SYSTEM IN
FEW Ho wSa,1 3s EVERY
The origin, development, and support Worms, in the
human SYSTEM to be attributed uepraved and debil.
itated condition OF the stomach and bowels it being
tabshed fact that where the digestion ia unimpaed and
the general powers Of the system in healthy they
IND no abtaon This preparation has the peculiar advan-
tage ofnot only destroying every worm, produc-
inga healthy action of the other organs Of
ment of tho digestive organs Although prompt and certain
in its oPeraon and unpeasantto the taste il
ly sufe and adapted to the ,enderest age.
ORANGE, New. Jersey, July /, 1886.
A. D. & d. SANDS: ' = '0'''
Gentlemen,l purchased vial of Doctor Perry,s sDead
shot Vemitugc at your about weeks since for
my little daughte aged two years she had been unwell
fo several months with such variety of unvorabe symp-
de- Her eyes were sunken, her cheeks vid her bowels
swollen with severe cough which annoyed her very much
when asleep, producing strnnguaton complete prosra.
uon Of system There gradual wasting of the flesh
with sickness oil the stomach the seep and
ing OF the teeth, itching of the and other symptoms
indicative Of worms. We gave the first dose and in few
minutes thrown up, and dose was given nc.
cordng to directions, which romaned The vermuge was
mnstered in the evening" and the morning prod
free operation of the bowels Tho first discharge brought
away from forty TO fifty worms of which were over
twelve inches long This was follow ed by three more dis
charges each Of which contained worms than the first
evacuation and the child passed all more than two hun
dred worms After the Vemiugo had operating we
were surprised at the sight, and seemed almost
to believe without being eye witnesses the fact that
she could have lived with such in her bowels Her
health Immediately improved, and all The unfvoabe symp
toms passed oil, and she entirely restored health
feet in duty bound to recommend this valuable medicine to
parents ana would say more its favor than eau write
believe Is the most eeciua remedy known for the
expulsion OF worms and with feelings profound gratitude
to d. Ferry, remain,
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH EDWARDS
Price 25 cents per vial.
Prepared BY pr: Ii; F; PERRY, and sold wholesale and
retail by D. d. SANDS, Druggists LOG Fulton street
corner OF William, New York.
Sold also by s. 4 sG TII;E, Montpelier w.
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How does grass feel when it is now
cdr 1t feel very much cut dozen.
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wish to impress particularly the minds of those
that troubled with impurities Of the blood bad humors
old ulcers and diseases brought on by the of Mercury
calome, that this il sovereign remedy 1t is well known
every physician that Sarapara is almost the only article
that be successfully used root out such Diseases and
when mi ted with the pure of Tomatoes has been
such when Safsapaa alone has had
effect This be accounted oi from the fact that the To
matoes operate gently the bowels carrying off those i'm
pues which, if allowed to remain create dangerous and
incuratle diseases.
One proof of the efficacy Of the Sasapaila and To-
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IT 5V'VHVU u VTtdIIy s'IUWII III IT'
AEFENRERG GAZETTE.
which is furnished grauouslv 10 all who wish it, The
GRAEFENBERG PILLS,

are deemed by all who have tested ZEN to be
cevable advance upon all other medical combinations
and discoveries hitherto known, and they announced
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH
Tho inventor Of these Pulls his Theory upon no
school dogma Of ordinary teachers Planting himself
tha alatio If he
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BRUSHES.

HAIR Cloth, Shoe Tooth House and Paint Brushes for
IA saleh $. T. REDFlELD. Oct ., ls46-l6.
1 oRRlLLARD's andsweetzer's - NVTEIN FOR
IL Macaboy and Scotch ON u Il II snia
at the Drug Store OF sP,REDFIEIn
Oct 2, 1916, IA
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RHEUMATISM AND GOUT
JEW DAvID's HONEY COATED PILLS

Az 4 know the pubic aptea.s. q Imes
w out OF number, 10 test tho wonderful vE,ues Ol
various Pills The Jew David Honey Coated Pills on,
claim modest share of what Claimed BY most OF The
Pills Of the day. We think thai il is endeavonng 20 I'M
pose upon The good sense f community say ihal the
Jew David Pill other Pill will cure tns ulseas
es that alc humanity but do say that for Bilious
diseases, Liver Complaint, CosNeness Piles, Bilious
Choc, Pam IN the side and head, there is nothing bet-
ter that be taken, that wall soon remove The above
difficulties. And pu that can be taken without Offend
Ing The patients stomach is conslderal ofmuch I'M
porance. These pills operate without causing pm
gnping such as rs experienced by the maorty OF Pills.
| The Jew Dayl is Honey Coated Pills are mod6ca-
ton Of the Persian or Resurrection Pills. The most
valuable articles IN the Persian Pills are retained IN
the Honey Coaed Pills, rendering them much more
valuable, as well paalable 10 the taste. Their value
has been fairly and fully esed-anj Notwithstanding the
high reputation which the Persian Pills justly boast
confidently recommend the Honey Coated Pills TO be
equal with the Persian. The long experience we have
had in dealing the Persian Pits, has taught that
few medicines can compete with them hut do bs-
eye that If they had been coated they would have been
much more extensively introduced.
Cau on the agent and get pamphlet. Price % cents
per box-For sale by
81 emo. SIX. COLLINS.
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Asthma lFatuency
Bilious Complaints tluof Albus, OF Whites
Bolls Gastric Fever
Bowels, deficient action IL, Green Sickness
Breast Pang Gripes
Caiarih Heartburn
s,paon Head Ache
Cough Of Pr ,gnancy Mysteries
Cos'iventss lnooninence Of Urino
Dialrhea Indigestion
Difficult Breathing Inflammation OF vital parts
Dyspepsia Inflammation oil Stomach
Dyspepllc Consumption Jaundlce
Digestion, imperfect Liver Complaints
Determination Of Blood to Low Spirits
the Head, Menslration, suppressed
Ear Ache or painful
Epilepsy, Nervous disorders,
Erysipelas, Neuralgia
Fever-Low, Nervous, Rheumatism
Intermittent Remlltenl. Stomach various diseases
Fever and Ague Whites
In all Bilious Chronic disorders these Pills achevc
the most wonderful lrumphs. HERE THEY DEFY
COMPETITION. And as the susceptibility The A.
styled by some -r''