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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-21
TEsrIMONY FRoM ONO.

JOHN HOFFMAN, brownsville, Ohio, Nav 18th. 1853.
said II write to state for your satisfaction, and also
for that Of others, thatyour German Bitters is what you
-recommend il to be, a highly valuable medicine, which
l know frcm having used il in my own family to my
entire satisfaction. All who have used it give he same
recommendation"
STEPHEN A. MEALY, Canton, Ohio, May II, 1852,
says: "Haying heard your German Bitters highly
recommended from sources in which I placed much
confidence ordered four bottles from Cleveland. One
Of them 1 gave to my daughter, who has derived great
beueftfrom it, two Of the others 1 sold immediately.
aud 1 would like you TO send me q supply Of it to SELL"
JOIN CLARK, Brunswick. Ohio. May %, 1854, says:
Your German Bitters have proved successful in every
case that has come to my knoEieGge, and has opened
for itself 4 great demand"
THoAAs LETcHFoRD, COvingion, Ohio, Dec. 9th.
1883, says: 'My wife has been Affected with the Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia for number Of years, during
which time L have spent a great deal for doctoring. but
she received very little benefit therefrom, and finally
The doctors said she could not be cured. Last spring
she concluded to try your Bftters; she tooh two bottles
and ever since taking them she has been able to attend
10 her business, until very lately she had a new attack
hut has again commenced the Bitters, I have sold
and as far as I can learn, it has given satisfaction to
all"
D. ABBOTT. Austinhurgh, Ashtahula county. Ohio,
December 5th, 1853, says: -Pe-lit ne to bear testi-
the cure Of Liver Complaint. For years previous to
taking your Bit-ers, I vas severely afflicted with Liver
Complaint so much so that l did not expect 10 live;
hut by free use Of your medieine, thanks to = kind
Providence, 1 ind myself entirely restored to health,
and able to resume my employment"
These Bitters are entirely regsfGbke and free from
Alcoholic stimulantand all injurious ingredients, mild
in their operation, they strengthen the system, never
FOR sale by E. A. Smith & Cc-and Porter K Co.,
feid J.. Campbell. Newton Falls, and BY Dealers in
Medicines everywhere. NOV %. 1-54V
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DORTER & Co.'S NEW DRUG
4 sfORE.-The proprietors % this establishment
take pleasure in announcing % the puhiic- that uotvIIhe
standing the la.e FIRE which destroyes a large portion %
our Goods. we are again open and IL full operation. at
No. 3. Market ST., Warren, o.. where ne are daily re
Icciyin- Fresh Drugs direct from New YORK and Phila
delphia. which we are Offering for CASH 1t prices that
cannot fail giving satisfaction.
May p 1854
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y. ". SEHON,
L STEVENSON.
DIR. 10 HIN BULLS.

PRINCIPAL OFFICES
N RARcLAY STREET. IlFFTH STREET.
MN YORK; LOUISVILLE
Eox sNE
pRUadIsTs AND HElClIANTs THROUGHOUT Th1
UNITED STATES CANaDA. NESlCo- \
TIE WgsI INDIES
The above valuable medicine. fresh and pure, just
received and for sale by l. A. SMITH & 60, Drug
gists, Warren; II II Mason, Niles; VIM. Schmiek, Can
field. janl0-y
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BOOTS AND SHOES, an
~ WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL,
for Spring and Summer Trade, at ~A
Reduced Prices, for Cash.
~ g Cd aNsCr NJ & Mot, lA

NIA4ANa AAAAaH 80 S@@@
W. & L. CRANAGE, Not Main ~
street, Warren, Ohio, would respectfully call the aiten-
ton Of their friends and the public generally to the
fact, that they have Just received the largest, best, and
most fashionable stock Of Boots and Shoes ever brought
to this market among which will he found the first
quality Of Ladies' Caters. Kid BoOtees, Buskins, Slip
pers, &c. Also a large assortment Of Plain Caters,
Morocco and Enamel=d Bootees. Buskins, etc.
A great variety of Misses Gaitrr5, Morocco and En-
ameled Boots. Fancy Buskins and Slippers, and a gen
eraI assortment of boys, youths and childrens' fine
shoes of all eolors and qualities, together with a great
variety Of gentlemens' fine French Calf and Morocco
Boots, fine Caters and Shoes of the latest styles and
best quality.
ALSO, a general assortment of leather, sole leather,
French Calf Skin, Patent Calf Skin, MorOceOs of vari-
Gus kinds and qualities, Congress gore for CATERS,
glove kid, Innings Of various color, and qualities, shoe
thread, knives, hammers, nails, bristles, shoulder
sticks, peg hotes, peg knives, avis, boot web, sand
stones, l lack buck skins, and every thing usual y kept
in cur line OF business. A large stock Of lasts of every
kind.
Remember the place, sign Of the Red Boot. No. 6,
Main street. Warren, Ohio. Abr. Is. t.
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When mn are become accomplished
knsges- they are past crying toriheirc cake.
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A gallant was lately sitting by the side
of his beloved, and being unable to think
of any thing else 10 say, asked her Why
she was like a ~iailori 81 don't know
said she, " unless it is because | am sit
ting beside a goose g Exit gallant, with
a mit1sn pinned on his coat tail.
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NHANDLER SHOP LThe snhscri.

FIIAI NDLLlIV NIIOL III 0WUsNII
Ober announces to the citizens Of Warren, and tue
public in general. that he has established a Chandler
Shop. where lie Intends to manufacture Candies. SOsp,
and 4 superb article OF s~ausages, which will alsays be
on hand at wholesale and retail! prices.
The Proprietor can at all times be found on
Market Street. ore door west Of Yautrot's JcWelry
Store, Warren, Ohio.
The highest price. in cash, will be paid for Tai
lnM and Lard. m III A. l.. @. DAY AGENT.
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nENTISTRY.- Over Adnms' RooL

~ Store.-Dr. il. ". HOLLOWAY, having sold out
his interest in the dagueTreCtype business, has taken
rooms over Adams Bookstore. where he can lie found
at all hours, from { O'Clock 4. ~. until P
The constantly increasing demand for work in his
profession has induced hin, to devote his time rkoHy
10 this art. and he is fully prepared to do work on the
shortest notice, IN theNmCst neat and workmanlike
manner, and on the most reasonable terms. DR.. Hol-
Ioway will assure his numerous patrons, that his work
shall give entire satisfaction, and compare favorably
with Jobs done by the most skilfull even in the Atlantic
cities. Don't forget the place over Adams Bookstore.
Warren, July fl 1855. H W. HOLLOWAY.
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NTFW FTRML NEW GOODS II

IN The subscribers are now receiving a large and
desirable Stock of FALL n WINTER FOODS to
which they invite the attention Of the public generally.
Their Goods will be offered at pr ces that will defy all
competition for reafy-Pdy, or in e Schange for Produce.
Approved credit on short time wi be given.
Warren, Oct. Ia, ISL. c q N M0SER.
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EvIpENCE OF sAFETY.

- FroFluencer X l.
AGENTS-Cincinnati, J. D. Park; Columbus, G. 70.
For sale by Medicine dealers generally
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IVER COMPLATNT DYSPFPSTA

IL J~sundice, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease
Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a Disor-
dered Liver or Stomach such as Constipation, inward
Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the head, Acidity Of the
stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach. Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or F~luttering at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming
Of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flutter-
ing at the Heart, Choking or Sufocating Sensations
when in a lying posture, Dimness Of Vision. Dots or
Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, deficiency Of Perspiration, YellOEness Of the
skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
&c, Sudden finishes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings OF Evil, and Great Depression of
Spirits, can be efectually cured Sy
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DR.. HOofland's Celebrated German Bittsrs

Prepared by DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, No. 1aO Arch street,
Philadelphia
il equalled, by any other preph ation in the United
States, as the cures attest, in ma1S cases after skillfuI
physicians had failed. These Filters are worthy the
attention of invalids. Possessing great virtues in the
rectihcation Of diseases Of the FER and lesser glands,
exercising the most searching poEersin weakness and
affections Of the digestive organs, they are, withal
certain and pleasant.
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NOFFIN TRIMMINGS

CHEET MUSIC "A large variety Of
~ Songs, latest wslizes, shotti shes. Qusdriles. &c,
us. received a. ADAMS BoOX& kJsIC ST0KH.
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NEWSTEAMWOOLEN FACTORY

- ~ Ii IlI- UUILH OF NIusUln cL0Fe, on I'm
Meadville Road.
The subscribers having bought the Wool Carding Is.
Enlistment lately owned by H. Fobes, formerly Allen
q Fobes, intend carrying on MANUFACTURING in
us varioush branches. Wool manufactured on the shores,
or by the yard, into DOe-Skins, C~assimeres, Satinetts,
Tweeds. Flannels and Kentucky Jeans.
CAROING and done on short notice.
Also, WoolCarding and Cloth Dressing. Wool carded
INTO rolls at 4 cents per 10. Carcing and Spinning,
l2L cents.
As we are putting in steam-Eorks, those having wool
TO card, by coming early in the day, can have the rOllS
TO take back with them.
As We are getting on the hes. OF Eastern Machinery,
and have had long experience in the business, we hatter
ourselves as being able to do as good work, and as
cheap, as at any other establishment.
Those having wool to manufacture or card. would do
well to give US a call, as by strict attention to business
we hope to get a share Of the public patronage.
J. W. FARRAND & co.
Kinsman- q lima & 1sl5 Il
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CPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED.

~ ICINES, prepared by Prof. +. humphreys, put up
in cases and adapted to the use Of families. The cases
contain fifteen boxes each, Of different kinds Of medi
cine. Accompanying each case is a Manual or Pracii-
cal treatise Tor the administration OF Homeopathic rem
edies. For sale by E.A- SMITH 4 20,
Agents forthe sale Of the Homeopathic Specific Rene
lies 80
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DOORS, DOORS.-To C,r

E(tractors, Carpenters and Builders. We can furnish
gou with Panel Doors Of all styles, 4 great deal cheaper
lhan YOU can make them by hand, (and as good If not
hettcr.9 Call and examine our work and prices sou
riIl be suited with both. 4 large supply constantly on
hand. A liberal discount 10 Eholeiale traders
Jauuary 90. L SPEAR * son
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nEADY PAY SYSTEM FOR 1850

Ia Messrs. I. l.. GIBBS & CO., are adopting this
system In their business st Windsor, Ashtabula Co., o..
where they are selling more goods, and at lower prices
than any establishment in their vicinity. That is So
come and Try theui They wage war on high prices
They have bought their goods low, and are seeing how
chesp they can sell them and live. Their motto is
.'quick sales and small prohts-a nimble ~sixpenee is
better than i SLOW shilling"
Cauand see them, and they sill sell you goods lower
than YOU can buy them elsewhere and charge nothing
for their trouble. They are clever fellows and delight
in showing goods at all tiEIes-give them a call
Fcliy "A 's5-ly.
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L a. SMITH d CO., (Late Hoyt,
IL Bro. & Col NO. ), A STREET. WARREN,
O-Dealers in Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Phar-
Inaceutical preparations, Periumery, &c. Also, a full
assortment Of Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes.
Brushes &C. Sole agents in the place for tie sale OF
Jsyne's Family Medicines, Ayers Cherry Pectoral and
other popular remedies direct from the proprietors.
Family Medicines and Physicians prescriptions ac-
rurately and promptly put up
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

A NICE You've MAN. The Home Journal
publishes letter from female correspondent
IN which the following passage occurs. The
Gotham aristocracy, we suppose, own the
thrice happy youth who wears the roses and
violets:
Mr.. - was in, and told us the last story
about young -, just returned from Paris.
He has, it appears, two sets of embroidered
shirts, one covered with roses, the other with
vlolets. On the occasion of wearing either,
he perfumes and pomades himself correspond
ingiy, with ottar gul on his hair and mus
tache for the rose shirts riolesse for the vio-
let. The other night he was dressing for
party, and having perfected himself Ia rose.
sent in great haste to his laundress, who had
all of both kinds and had not brought them
home as expected. The unIucky woman sent
the only one that was done, and it CHANGED to
be violet i am dressed for roses, and thew
have sent me violets !! exclaimed the poor
youth, sinking back exhausted on sofa, and
won't go' And he did not goi'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
How the LAWYERS DjRar

The following anecdote of legal gentle
man in Missouri, was compiled many wears
ago, from newspaper Of that State There
is racy freshness about it that is quite de-
hghtful:
Being once opposed to Mr.. s. brother
lawyer, then lately member of Congress, re-
marked as follows to the Jury, upon some
psint Of disagreement between them:
Here my brother S. and differ ma
ferlaiiy Now this after all, is very natural
Men seldom see things in the same light; and
they may disagree in the principles of law.
and that too, very honestly; while at the same
time, neither, perhaps, can conceive aev earth
by reason why they should. And this is
merely because they look at different sides of
the subject, and do not view it in all its bear
ings.
Now let us suppose for the sake of illustra-
ton, that man should come into this room,
and boldly assert that my brother SIS head,
there he laid his hand very Familiarity upon
the large chuckle head of his opponent) sis
squash. ], on the other hand, should MAIN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

QuIzzrNe OF QuIzzER.-A professional
gentleman of Cur acquaintance has hanging in
his room fine large colored engraving of the
head off quadroped, vulgarly known as jack
ass. Not long since friend dropped 10, and
stopping before the picture, gazed intently up
on ii for few moments and then sung out alb
rnptly, and as he imagined, very wittily
Halloo, doctor, is that yonr portrait!'
Oh, no. replied the doctur, coolly. that's
simply looking-glass.'
The anxious inquirer suddenly discovered
departed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
What i Know of
. LYNN )
] KATMAIRON -
J FOB THE -
III "A ER II

In the Fall of 1852 was solicited to purchase quantity
of thisartice but being unacquanted with its merits
clined doing so.
As would notbuy the agent left me one gross on sale
made effort to introduce it, telling my acquaintance
to try it, and fit did not proue satisfactory ,oould
charge nothing for it F!
In this way the article become generally known
and won from all
GOLDEN OPINIONS
The gross sold, and more ordered.
In about four months 1 sold FIVE GRoss
In March 1853 became the propretors General Agent
for the State of Name.
During the year sold nearly ONE HUNDRED GROSS.
Since the present year in have sold about SEVEN
TY-FIvE GROSS making for and half years sales
One Hundred and Sevensy-Five Gross !!
2,1OO Dozen. ormore than 5000 BottlesE.
The above estimate of sales, made in September
Since then have sold THIRTY GROSS, making for
my sales in year and nine months, over 10000
Bottles!
And still the cry is MORE MORE MOREm
c. W. ATWELL under U. 8. Hotel, Portland general
aged for Maine Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
everywhere.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

MEDICAL PRAcTlcE.-A gentleman 10 Ala
bama, in exertins himself one day felt sud
den pain, and fearing his internal machinery
had been thrown out Of gear, sent for a negro
on his plantation, who had made some preten-
sions to medical skill, TO prescribe for him.
The negro having investigated the case, pre-
pared and administered dose to his patient,
with the utmost confidence of speedy cure
No relief being experienced, however, the gen.
tleman sent for physician, who, on arriving,
inquired of the negro what medicine he had
given his master. Bob promptly responded
Rosn and alum, SIR What did you give
them for = continued the doctor. Why,' re-
piled Bob, de alum to draw the parts toged-
der, and de rosin to solder um.' The patient
eventually recovered
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

tain, and perhaps with equal confidence, that
it was a head Now there wonld be the diff
ference-of opinion. We might argue till
doomsday, and never agree. You often see
men arguing upon subjects just as empty and
triAing as this But third person coming
in looking at the neck and shoulders that sup
port it, would say at once that had reason
On nv side for if it was not head, it at least
occupied the place of one--it stood wnere
head ought to be!'
All this was uttered in the gravest and most
solemn manner imaginable, and the effect was
irresistibly ludicrous.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
'Uarfftp
Curious Facts about the Presidents.

The Boston Transcript presents TO its read
ers the following compilation of curious coin
eidences in the names and lives of the first
seven Presidents of the United States-Wssh-
ington, John Adams, jefferson, Madison, Mon
roe, John Q. Adams, and jackson.
Four of the seven were from Virginia.
Two of the same name were from Massachu-
sets, and the seventh was from Tennessee.
All but one were sixty-six years old on leav-
ing office, having served two terms and one
Of these who served but one term, would have
been sixty-six years OF age at the end of anoih-
er. Three Of the seven died on the fourth day
Of July, and two Of them on the same day and
year. Two Of them were on the sub-commit-
tee Of three that drafted the Declaration of In
dependence, and these two died on the same
day and year, and on the anniversary of the
Declaration Of Independence, and just half a
century from the declaration. The names of
three Of the seven end in son, yet neither of
these transmitted his name to a son. In re-
sPect to the names of all, it may be said in
conclusion, the initials Of two of the seven
were the same-and of two others that they
were the same-and the initials OF still two
others were the same-the remaining one who
sands alone in this particular, stands alone
also in the love and admiration of his country
men and the civilized world-W ashinpton.
OF the first five only one had son, and that
son was also President
Another curious fact may also be mentioned
In this connection. 1t is that neither of the
Presidents who had sons was elected for a Sec
end term.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

SECRET SocIETIEs.-Gov. Bigler, of Pa,
goes against secret political societies. In his
late message is the following : What ad-
mirer of the venerated father of his country,
but must now feel with resistless force, his
solemn warnings against secret societies for
political ends, as placing powerful engine in
the hands of the selfish and designing, and en-
able them not only TO acquire power unworth-
ly, but also to sap and destroy the most sacred
principles of our government
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

DR.. Hubsch, hospital physician at Constan-
tinople, has given detailed account of race
of human beings having tails. They are from
two inches to two feet long. The race are
cannibals, and are called Niam-Niams, and
exist in Nigritia, Africa. They go entirely
naked, and are extremely sensual the strong
est is chief, and it is doubtful it they have anv
religion. They are difficult to civiize, their
instinct teaching them to search for human
flesh, and, when slaves having sometimes been
known to kill and devour the children of their
masters, they are little popular. The Turks
have long known this race.-Ne,o York Med.
Times.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
Greatest Discovery of the Age.

FARMERS, Families and others purchase Remedy
L equal to DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT, for
Dysentery Collie Group Chronic Rheumatism Sore Throat
Toothache Sea Sickness, Cuts, Burns Swelng, Bruises
Old Sores, Headache Mosquito Bites, Pains in the Limbs
Chest, Back. etc.
Ifit does give relief the money will be refunded all
that is asked fair trial. and it according the d
rections.
1t is an English Remedy, and was used by William ",
late King Of England, and certified by him, for
Rheumatism when everything else had failed.
Over 900 bottles have been sold in tn United
States, without single failure and many have stated that
they would not be without lift SO per bottle
Of Group, as it is as certain as it is applied.
1t Cholera when first taken in few hours Dysen-
terry half hour Toottache in five minutes 1t sper-
fecy innocent to take internally, and is recommended
by the eminent physicians in the United States
Price % and so cents
DIR. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
letters relating the wonderful accomplished by
his Lnimen but considers warranting it sufficient as any
person who does not obtain relief need pay for it,
DR.. Tobias has put up HORSE Ii ANENT in pint
bottles which is warranted cheaper and better than any
other for Choc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls swelIngs
Cuts, Bruises, etc.
Price so cents. DR.. Tobass Office, 20 Greenwich street
New York.
For sale in Bath, by A. G. PAGE, and N. X. ELLIS
WORTH 1y3l
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
Shorts, Indian aud Rye Meal,


ND nice article of Buckwhea for sale by the sabseri
II Der. A. r. ROBINSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

AN 1NvrTATIoN.-' Mrs. Jenkins requests
the pleasure of Capt Browns company at the
small party on Friday evening, 81 Spriggins
Place. Monday
The ANSWER Captain Brown presents
his compliments to Mrs. Jenkins, and regrets
that thirteen privates will be detained by ha-
beds corpus writs, and two sargeants are on
the sick list ; the rest of Captain Browns
. company will have .much pleasure in waiting
on Mrs. Jenkins, on Friday evening"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

We heard good story of man on a Mis-
sissipi steamer who was questioned by Yam
kee. The gentleman, to hnmor the fellow,
answered all his questions straight forwardly,
until the down-easter was fairly puzzled for an
interrogatory. AT last he inquired
Look here, Squire, where was you born .
was born said the victim, in Boston,
Tremont-street, No. "A, on the LIST day of Au-
gust, 1925, at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon
Yankee was answered completely. For an
instant he was struck. Soon, however. HI.
face frightened, and he quickly said
Yaas wall, calculate you don't recollect
whether it was frame house or a brick house,
du We /
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
ME"
PROVISION & GROCERY STORE.
Removal.

HE subscriber gives notice to the citizens Of Bath,
that he has moved to shop Middle street near Cen
ire street, where he WI carry Bcksmithing in all its
branches 22tf JACOB KNOWLT0N.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
Or. Harris Celebrated Remedy.

The best and most successful medicine known
FOr-Painful SweIliasS 4 Rheumatic ilirIiDHs,
FOr-BurEs, SealdS, Bruises, rntS Jams
FOr-BiliOIs ChOIic, Pains in Stomach Il Limbs.
fOr-lnwaFd Pains and lnTlammaiiOns.
FOr-PainS in The Joints, SpraiHs or WrcRrhss.
FOr-Stiff Lame Back, Stitches in Bark, &c.
FOr-COlds aud Sore Throat, i.nc in the Face.
FOr-FrOzcn Limbs and ChilblainS.
FOr-ChrOnic or Acute rheumatism.
FOr-Spinal Difficulties 4 W. knrss in Bark.
FOr-Weak Stomach or Side