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Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,

yTAY ALWAYS be found at The subscli-
WI ber, Of most approved Patterns, and set
with care, and warranted 10 work we'll
Also, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware on hand.
with other articles usually 6cpt At such a
store. Tin, Copper aud sheet Iron work
made to order. Orders solicited opposite r.
/. Union Bank.
WM. BROWNFLL.
Nov II dS.Wif
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A psrangement of the Nervous System.

M In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medt
ces inc,sa the DISEASE for they weaken the vital ener
gies Of the already Frustrated system whlie nnler he
senpthening life giving vtali7ng influence of 'alvan-
ism as applied by this beautiful ana wonderful discovery
the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer restored
to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor
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DIR. Cbristie's GLvanic Curatives,

consists in the ct that they arres, and cure disease by
o,Vsa,d rpp alton in place of the usual mode Of drug
gng and ply scking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the inhicuon
TTy fhe whole system sqGlizee ctrcuotion
of ht bood promote the secriiOns aud do Hs Rh
est injuy ,ni,r any citctmsfaness Since their intro
ton in the United states only three years since more
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10000 Persons

including all classes and conditions among Whlch
were large number of ladies' who peculiarly subject
to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AID PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried IN VAN -.,. -,
10 illustrate the use Of the GALVASiC BELT,
suppose tho of person afflicted with that bane o
civilization. Dl SPtPSIA, or any other hf"hIc or
Nervous Disorder in ordinary cases sumuldns are
tsken which by their action the nerves and muscles
of the mach, afford temporary relief but which leave
the patient IN lower state, snd with injured faculties
after the action thus cited has ceased NuS compare
ti with the eject resniug hom the apple alton OF the
GALNANiC BELT. Take Dyspepuc sufferer even
IN the SYM toms o attack, and SIMPLY tie the
Belt around the body u.mg the Magnetic Fluid as
Injected In a short period the nScnsIhle reisl alton
= III act the positive element at the BCt thereby
cuuE Gals ,HC circulation which vii pass on {" tne
uygstiNe, and thence back again e. the loIiNe, thus
keeping up continuous GslNdnIc ceu!ttnH Throughout
the Thus the most severe cases OF DNeltlSlA
are PERMANENTLY CURED. EtW DAYS l.
OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADlGAIE TIE
D,tEASE OP YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AID TESTINGNliLS
Of the most UndOubted Character,
,nn of no no
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Splitting Blood.

Da. 8. r. TowNsESp--I verify believe yonr sarsa.
parilla has been the means, through Providence,
of saving my life. ! have for several years had
bad Cough. II became worse and worse. At last
raised large quantities OF blood had night sweats,
and was greatly debiltated and reduced, and did
not expect 10 live. have only used your Sarsa.
parilla a short time, and there has a wonderful
change been wrought in me. | am now able TO
walk all over the city. ! raise no blood, and my
cough has left me You can well imagine that
am thankful for these results Your ohedicnt
servant WN, Russell, 65 Cathe rinest.
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4. r. PULLING, NJ. d.
WILSON. VI. d.
r. B. BRIGGS, VI. d.
?. y. ELMENDORF, ". D.
AIbany, April

Dr. : r Towmend's Principal Onice has been
removed from l26 Fulton tO sc Nassau street in
the building Formerly occupied BY the South
Baptist Church.
Ao,Srs.-R Redding n Co, No S,a,cs,reet and
Mrs v Kidler 40 100 Cnurtetfeet Boston
Samuel Kdder, Jr, Lowell Henry Pratt salem
James y Green, Worcester; Allison \ Gdult
Concord J Balch Il son. Providence, and by
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States Wes, indies and the Canadns
FOR SALE ny II. J. TAILOR.
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100, 600 cases or General Debility and want
OF Nervous Energy.

Dn. s r. TowNsESDs SaTsaparilla inyigorates tho
whole system permanently. TO those who have
lost their muscular energy, by the effects of medi'
cine, or indiscreton committed in youth or the eX
cessye indulgence Of the passions, and brought on
by physical prostraon of the nervous s. stem, las.
situde want Of ambition, fainting sensations prema
ture decay aud decline, fastening toward that fatal
disease, Consumption, can be entirely restored by
this pleasant remedy This sarsaparlla FAR supe'
rlur to any
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Hunts Liriment,
HAVE GIVEN UP,

Their patients as past the help of man, Hum
LINIMENT has been applied, and The suf
fered who has been given up to die, has been
IeStorCd TO
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Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can he
cured. Bronchitis Consumption, Ltrcr Com.
plant, Colds CatarTh Coughs, asthma, Splitting
Of Blood, Soreness IN The chest, Hectic Flush,
Nsht SWedts Difficult OF Protuse EEpectorahon,
Pam IN he SID. &c. hare hctn ana can be cMred.
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Pompet, VT, March 10, 1919.
Dear Sir--Thc progre.. Hado in tho sale OF
Hunts LIniment IL great, can truly say that
no medicine has so good an effect. All iha,
your agent lett inc went like Hot Cakes
Send me another lot, as soon as possible, its
praises are in every body s mouth
Yours Respectfully,
MINI G MILD nncK
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sCROFULA CURED.

DE-. s. P. TowNsr-p Is almost daily receiving
orders from Physicians in different parts Of the
Union
This IS IN Certify that We, the undersigned,
Physicians of the city Of Albany, hpve m numer.
cases prescribed DR.. :. T. TOunsends Sarsapa.
rlla snl believe II 60 be one Of the most valuable
preparations in the market
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INyIGOIiATING CORDIAL,
Consumption Cured.

As il ronews and inyigOTntes the system, gives nc
tivity to the limbs and strength to the nusculaI
system In a most extraordinary degree.
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SAMUEL S. MURDOCH.

Brdgeport, Ct IAugust, ISfy.
Dear Sir--Please send me about the guam.
lily Of agsllon Of Hunts Linimenl prepared
by you, have had reason to test its qualities
~ case OF spinal Affection and much relief
asbecn obtained from The application 20 tho
parts affected.
| consider 1t a very valuable article 70, iho
purposes recommended
JOHN w FOWLER, Ofihc late firm Of
HEADLl PHELPS " Co, New York.
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For thC Removal and Permanent Cure OF nll
NERVOUS DISEASES,

This beautiful and convenient application OF the my $
t,tious powers of GALVANlsM and MAGNETISM, has
been plono Inced by distinguished physiciahS, h"lh
tuto,s and The United states to be the most raiusJi'
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At.IsN H..

DARTINE'S LOTION, Kidl,ls Horse Lin
ID lmcnt, and Crapo's Lini ont--ior sprains
blnd-gall', rng bones, spavIn' fresh wounds,
stiffness oi The ioInts &c. ~ horscs-a new
sup " ofth, above Is received n
RR HAIARD'S
Nset the Count House
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sluiy
BARNABUS BEADLE.
Enosbury Fails, W., March 10, 1919,

'hOspuiy f dhej W., hdICn 10 iolJ'
Sir-The demand for your Liniment has
increased rapidly Of late; it has been used
with great success in SPINAL complaints
neIghbor of mine was completely disabled
from pains in he back, and the use of ono
large bottle of Hunts Einimcnt com.
pelely cured him, and he is now in his usual
health, this is only ono of many cases, that
have been cured in this neighborhood
Yours nc, N. S. DORNIN.
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UfF lCt MANUfA AC Jury
DR.. S. P. T0WNSENDS
coMPouSD rIrRAcr OF
$ A IL = 4 II 4 RI l. A
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDlCIN

ever known; 1t not only purihes the whole sys.
TEN and strengthens the person, but II creates new,
pure and rich blood power possessed by no other
Medicine. And in this lies the grand secret of its
wonderful II has formed within the last
two years, more than one hundred thousand cures
Of severe Of disease at least 10000 con.
sidered incurable II has saved the lives of moIo
than IS 600 children the three past seasons
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