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Ey- Lectures N CnDsoiy A iiance-Nr. c. w,
Csus, Saloon, unhoiy
alliance preserve
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
Mr. hst false
poiucni and religious uphodng BY the
Of civilization The sovereign Of the Sub
an.p
Lecture "Wednesday evening February ~ The
etsu Supremacy Christian Domnions
evening February "a Russian Er
panson to Mediterranean.
the remaining lectures hereafter announced
TICKETS, 23 each for sale the door
Lecture bes'a 1t ~ O'Clock
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OF second Lecture the UnhoIy Alitane~.-Ms w
DIX Caruas Saloon, Friday evening
AIRY %, Kus~in and Consfan,inopie.
Tickets Is cents-for sale al the door
Peb 22-a
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Mfnnesosa Min ns G-ninne sotat
HENRY Mk.NTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
oNss, Ola ofss Builasng THIRD street,
rAUAs 1.
bought sold the Territory. Money loaned
Investments the best adv aIa9es and
land warrants located,
asvERsxcxs.
Minnssofa.
Hon w. "a. wslcn chief justice Of Minnesota,
Hon III. ~, Ree, delegate 10 Congress,
Rice, fnlingshead, d Becker attorneys at law,
Messrs Bosap 4 Oakes, bankers,
J. r. Kosser, secretary OF the Territory
Ames Vas Ettrn, attorneys at law,
Rev 4. M. aisrson, United STATES land Office,
VIA. H. Hocombe, reesiyer United States land onies,
Yss reya
Gilbert Davis, esq.,
Daniel Cuftis.
Captain A. Defsyssr,
Msssn. q. Thompson Nephew,
PAaiadslpAia.
Joseph Patterson, coos presaent Of Western Bsns
Nsssfs Drexsi Il CO., bankers,
g. n. Tsyimh Co,
81 Freed, Ward, d Freed,
bingham u Dock,
Siler~, James, Il Co.,
Bailey \ Co,
Edwad Hurst esq, notary public
N. Messrhsrt aisorney At law,
James Kitchen, N. d.,
William stosvsr, ESQ.
MsssD Brown, Johnscs, Co, bankers.
pIesatmg.
Messr Brown Johnson, bankers.
10000 Of land wanted.
Feb H-dxw2m'
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nmeo o remaining hereafter announced.
Trkeu, IS each for sale at The door.
Lee,arr 70 sesa " ~ O'Clock
"Thc cry IL, stin they Gomez
The demand Tor als ' s.. than ever To the golden '0eas
AACALLIrTER,
Aaossss grand night viii oa
TmrssDAr, Fsssosu ~,
AT ODD FELLOWS RAIL.
SOS % golden gins 'yissas ~a'shs. viii be ssas gwen
Tickets eaiy Brothers, Kikwoods
ae,.l, Hal Purchase a.iehiy, yoa Win again
''i ssg snsa.
Accounts with the House of Representatives.
ctssxs o,uas, February 10, Isss.
rs.-asaave. whcA ssssas eas asftps
70 slo- Tins s acton " ms cownnss a AsssaA ss'ss
cl-rs Reuse a Reps. Uasssa ssstes.
Fss. lT-ascA tIsssi, ssaans, safJ
CoLo .s., g.. .,. ace ys.ss .ss,.s.. A.. Z
aas .rvsnssss s.s. sassrtsss sslscss
". asLT $50,
ma fsaa, ayssss, hslwssa snfh Ana rsa'h streets
yo1s a- sVrmaAss. s>Ssss.s .~a ss~,s. .~ -,ss
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sss.s Go s~'ssssy sshssssy s's . y es. - z -
am.sss sss-t -
80 fsa 'ss 80 ,a-ss.ssg
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JOHN C. SMITH,
Pastor 4th Presbyterian Church.
B. SUNDERLAND,
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
GEORGE ID. CUMMINS,
Rector of Trinity Church.
JAMES BROWN,
Pastor Wesley Chapel.
JAS. A. DUNCAN,
Pastor NJ. Z. Church South.
JAS. READ ECKARD,
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church.
ID. EVANS REESE,
Pastor Ninth Street NJ. p. Church.
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THE LAUNCH or rHE UNTrD SrArrs YuoarE s,xrrs-
correspondent Of the Boston Journal Portsmouth
H. gives the following Of the launch Of this noble
ship;
"The United States frgaie Santee was successfully
launched al navyyard to-day ~ O'Clock AS orig
nay constructed she had very fair run bat her bon
fat and comfortable somewhat after TIE Dutch fashion
thirty years ago since which time she has been re-
posing in the ship-house
NOur present naval constructor Mr. Hanscon has nat.
ural anupathy fat in any shape lust enough Of
to grease the Of everything in his department and
send u forth in the hynghsh order Of yeoc This
manifest as the sansee with her bow and increased
length. darted into our beautiful Piscaiaqua
She Is certainly beautiful riQate And while gliding
into the water with the grace Of and the speed 81
an arrow, we could bu, feel honest pride in the
fact that long she woald the FIRST volume Of
her history the BY bearing cherished flag 10
distant lands waving it will he those messengers
OF Joy IN peace those mighty engines Of protection in
Her armament viii consist Of s4-pounders s-inct
bore pivot sixteen 32-pounders Of 80 ewt ten g
inch guns Go cwt; and twenty 32-ponnders Of ST. ewt
for,y-eight guns in all
She measures between perpendcuars 100 feet; extreme
beam as feet drsnght water ready for sea q tonnsgs
about 2,o00."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
HEALTH OFFICE,

No. Central COurt, Boston.
ALFRED G. HALL, NJ D., Professor Of Fluid Physolo
gy, and Author of the New Theory of Cure on the
Nutrtve Principle
This new mode of Medical Practice will rastore the
health by natural and safe removal Of every form Of hu
disease and weakness from the organism He is the
first dscovsrer Of this Great Restorative Principle in Ma
ture the organic law which exists in all assumed bgdes
called the Nutriye Principle It admits of no other &C.
ton or force in the production Of health but that Of NJ
triton and pure atmosphere.
VEGETABLE MEDICINES
entirely free from poisonous substances are used to in
ygorae the weaker organs expel anti-nutrtiye and
putrid matter during which process new healthy sub
sanceis deposited commencing work Of restoration in
SANITY removing hunor, weakness and disease by a
gradual daily increase Of the weight strength and ygor
Of the hody under the natural w Of waste and repien-
isbmeat.
The successful results Of this New Theory are both re-
markable and wonderful wherever it is carefully
adopted. No doubt be entertained of its practical
benefit 10 every form Of disease humer or debility The
restorative process simple safe and under any crc1-
stances satisfactory to the invalid. This new treatment
is altogether unlike any mode ofmedca practice now
use
The various appliances that are made to brace restore
and sustain the weaker portions Of the system are most
admirably adapted COOL strengthen and support the
orgaus Of he body under the most PROSTATE condition.
when every part Of The system receives alike cordial sup
port at the time. The position occupied by this
treatment possesses advantages which cannot be surpas
by any other mode fpraclice and is bound ecure
merited coaiideE c. d1y myl5
FES0 DR. UCCiSTS.- We have just received direct.
and offer for sale in quantities to suit, the lowest
prices:
1000 lbs various qualities Gum Arabic.
1000 lbs Refined Gamphor.
10 COO Swedish Leeches.
800 lbs India Rhubarb Root select
1000 lbs Mdabar Car lannon's, extra
800 lbs Teneyela SIENNA.
200 bbls Extra Irish Moss.
900 lbs Bermuda Arrow Root new cron
5000 lbs Underwoods Elm Bark.
500 lbs Aliens Eng Extracts.
1900 gross Eng. shoulde cd Pill Boxes.
a large assortment Of Patent Medicines Also con
stanty on hand and receiving, large stock Of Drugs
Chemicals, Extracts, end Essential Oils, which we import
aud select with great and warrant all Of the very
finest qualities Our facilities such that we feel
sured that can please all who may favor US with their
orders. . WEEKS & POTTER
myl5 DIFF 1874 Washington street. Boston.
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Anttions.
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
I'D osITIyELY THE LAST SALE,
b y ILDIN G LOTS
ON MILIRyPY STpErr

On account the dissolution of Copartnersbip beten
PANEL aver ami BENZ Wadsworth they have consented
to close out all the remaining Lots on FRIDAY Of
O'Clock, and on SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock Inna Ia a. al
"a nam or Shine, the whole will at this time be closed
eut 70 lne highest bidder, bring what they Will Among
beenolfered. '' 'i'@h nave YET Oeeh
on i Iae WI commence with those valuable lots fronting
aHd "ii now be sold. All of these lots are now So
o ngar OF the city, as to be suitable for store lots and
n1 "oe OF which are the best lots for dwelling houses
70 oe found IN the city of Worcester Land in other d.
Ieg:lohs and at equal distances from the centre is now
sss from 10 to 20 cents per foot; but this land is 10 BE-
Imey do not bring one-half or quar- er the price.
Inc terms OF this sale to be of the most liberal kind
o uer cash. or satisfactory endorsed note the bal
ahce IN three equal annual payments
II case all the lots are not sold the first day. the bal
ance VIII be closed out Saturday at 10 O'Clock in
ING, aad O'Clock in the afternoon Otherwise sbonld
me Whole be sold on Friday, there viii be no sale On sat-
erday The object is to sell the whole out if they are
worth ten times as much as they sell for
my30 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
80 WASHINGTON STREET,
L \ y
EOS YON


The Franklin Printing House possesses unusual aeili-
ties for prompt execution Of the finer descriptions Of work.
such Books Certificates and Transfers Of Stock In
suranc3 Policies, Bank Checks Of elegant designs
Circulars, Wedding, Address. and Business Carls, &C.
Check Books on all the Boston Banks, constantly on
hanG or furnished to order.
Particular attention paid to Printing in ColOrs.
At the late Exhibition Of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanic Association Medal and Diploma awarded
the Proprietor for the most elegant specimens Of Fancy
and job Printing. In that particular department. he feels
assured, his establishment cannot be surpassed.
Persons desiring any description Of Printing invited
to call. SAML CHISM, Proprietor
my24 Diff
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Drl) Ooo0s.
I52 CITY STORE. 152
OLD. BUT HEAP!

152 CITY STORE. 1879
OLD. BUT CHEAP!
$50 packages of New Goods Just received consisting in
part of Bankrupt Stock purchased about onehalf
cost Of importation. We therefore prepared to oer
you the greatest bargains offered in Worcester.
Among them are the following low prices, viz:
500 yds Chaies, worth 374 cts, for one shilling.
300 I" +" worth rs cts, for III cts
1850 yds Printed Lawns ana Ma Inns, 81 to S74.
40Gy ds Tissues and Berages, at low prices.
500 yds Striped aud Plain Poplins, II 10 43c.
1000 yds English French American Prints, to 33c.
10 cartons summer Shawls So CT. to $780,
White Grape Shagls. all prices
$50 Mantiilas, from Sl.5o to $i2.o0.
ALSO.
MamaiIins Made to Order.
silks, rom 3I3 to Sl.i5. large invoice OF our well
known Black Silks, Plain and Figures, which
ranted not 10 crack.
800 dOz. English Hosiery, one half the cost of i'm
portatiOn.
Parasols, liars Sleeves, Gloves, Mitts, &C., &c.
All kinds of Dry Goods at ruiRous prices. AI will
save money BY calling before purchasing, at the CRY
STORE, l52 Main street J. II. CLARK & co.
myz2 DIFF
PARASOLS, PARASOLS!
have this day received the last lot of those gerry cheap
PARASoLS, that can get this season.
REMEMBER THE PRICES!
Heavy Wat-red Plain silk, WhalebOne Frame $l.o0
Best daFc 9an9 -do.....-.do. 100
New Style Tasselled Top Whaebone Frame 81 to eco
very few Silk Parasols, for 70 cts.
Ribbed, Watered, and Plain SILK for Children S75 cts
few extra large sizes, for Ladies' Brocade livery hand
some) for Sl.42 and three other styles, which
comprise the largest lot at the lowest prices that be
found in Worcester. Every lady that has looked Sc
where before purchasing from my stock is willing
knowledge that she has that so good
the money. HENRY o. CLARK,
Hosiery, Glove, and Fancy Goods Store,
mySl div Ciarks New Block
Fla n ST "A MS!
SO sa1iir Mt, Low
HENRY 0 CLARK'S
Hosiery, Glove, and Fancy DDS Store
my3o div clark's New Block.
B r Y A N T
Has opened still another style of MANTILLA, to-day,
Tuesday. May -. 154 Main street
my29 d12t
LADIES' SKIRTS.
CACTUS, GRASS CLOTH, q HAIR CLOTH SKIRTS,
in large variety for sale at GEO. P. BRYANT's.
my29 d12t
vENHE BLACK SWISS SILK SOLD BY
GEO. p. BRYANT.
am now offering this Silk the public, after having
sold he Goods for the four years and found by
repeated tests that gives the universal satisfaction
to my customers 1st because twears without cracking
I'd, has most beautiful color and lustre and hollis
until it is out; and lastly it is the cheapest silk in
the end, for any lady to buy.
Almost every lady willing to admit that it imp1sa
bic to judge of the of Black Silk by examining II
the counterthose silks which took the Best and hrk
est, sometimes the 1t remains only for thu
purchaser to buy the article which has been tried md
found satisfactory; and the celebrated Swiss silk here no
ticed, is most confidently recommended to all Lady Iur
chasers fresh arrival of the above during the past
week
N. B. Written warrants given to purchasers
n IN & INrn1 "a Az.
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PATENT AGENCY
MODEL MANUFACT oMY


MODEL MA UFACT . keY.
No 2o7 MAIN ST., Cup stairs,) WoRcEsTER.
The subscriber continues to Models of all kinds
(worEng il required, and warranted to answer the
reusion of the Patent 0ice) and to furnish Drawings
Specifications, etc and to procure Patents Being con-
uecd with Of the best Agents in Washington (see
reference heow) he is enabled to obtain Patents with ths
least possible delay ard expense.
No. 207 Main street, Worcester.
TIE subscriber continues the business Of furnishing
Drawings Specifications, and procuring Patents He at
tends 10 ali business usually required to be transacted with
the Patent Office. He has many years carried on the
business OF building and using a kinds OF machinery used
m OH the factories Of New England. Having invented
Bome H the important improvements which are adopted by
al the principal manufacturers, and having been involved
in heavy lawsuit had occasion to study the patent laws
with Unusual interest under the late Hon Daniel webster
pcg only Solicitor Of Patents who is thorough prac'
ilcal mechanic, his experience well bis scientific
kuowcdge and his intimate acquaintance with mechanical
Operations enable him to understand Inventions to
dstipFnsh them from those already patented and to spe
city them with facility and accuracy, Many 80 inyen'
t0ns have been lost 10 the inventors by not having them
understood, and properly specified, so az 10 present
proper claim ~ .,
washington, LIST month, 1858.
Instrumentation G. i james, U. S. Senaej Hon.
Thomas j. Rusk u s. Senate; His Exceleucy, p. Allen,
Governor Of r. L., Edward W. Lawon Collector Of Gus.
tons # b. Anthony, hx Governorof r. IL K. WGreene
Chief Iu,tce Thomas n Carpenter, Counsellor at Laws
Samuel Amea, Counsellor at Law.
The following note was appended by The late Hon sec
rotary Of State Of the United States
have known Mir, Arnold for some yea1si ana am wen
acqlaued with the gentlemen whose names are above
writlmj accord with their opinions ana know them 70
sona ol dc most respectable men IN ne STATE; ,,
DANL WEBSTER
Fot further information, inquire Of ,,o,,,
No. 207 Main street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

ENIFTY iOLLARS REVVAKD.-Lost, a
II roll of Bills done up in paper. to the amount Of
$500 The finder shall receive the above reward dnleav-
ing them at this office. d3tF my3o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
CARPETTNGs CREAPll

VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS THREE PLY,
aud INGRAM CARrBrINGs, in great variety, and at
the lowest prices we have offered the goods
Purchasers advised to make early selections from
this stock, it is believed that favorable time pur-
chase, will not for some time atleast.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

NOTICE TO THE SICKs-DR. MAT
~ TYSON, PF0fs of Chronic Diseases,
aow gives his whole attention to office practice and the
treatment Of all Chronic ongsanding diseases, as well
as all other cases that may be attended to at his Office
NJ Also all confidential BY deyoting his ex-
elusive attention that class Of diseases he can warrant
the greatest possible success in their treatment.
Once in Providence, 40 Weslminster-st, up stairs
Office hours rom A. NJ. to 7. NJ.
KEFERENCES.
Lewis L. Miller, NJ. D.. Rev. John Hobart, a, NJ,
Usher Parsons, M. D., Rev. Moses Flned;
David Smith, NJ. D., Rev. Jonathan Bray6on.
FIJI dlsly
TUVHE PLANT AND BORDER PLOW'
This is a Lilipudan pillow, worked by hoe handle
light cheap, and effective implement for garden uses
Without displacng the dirt as is done by he hoe, mix
es and ghens up the soi encouraging heroots Of plants
TO extend.
In aower beds and borders, AMI among shrubbery it
can be used with effect where other garden implement
Gan reach
Wherever the tough grasses enange the roots Of straw
berries currans, young trees Qf done eary0 they
can be ciTeetualy eradcaed by this instrument
Some are finished specially for ladies' USE
For sale, wholesale and retail at the hardware stores
Of 0. FOSTER 4 CO., +. II. KINNICUTT& co., aud
HENRY w. MILLER. dSw APPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
Cost on0 Gouu0.

fsvEE DOLLARS REV in the
vicinity Of Green Front street, on Friday between
II and j O'Clock A. NJ, Calf Skin WALLET, contain:
ing about seventy-Gve dollars in bank bills and tvs
notes Of hand, payable to v A. Ladd Co. Whoever
will return the same to the subscriber shall receive the
above reward V. A. LADD & co..
my26 DIFF No. Temple st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

Ee EMOVALs-The Express Offices of THOMPSON
q e, CO., and the ADAMS EXPRESS co, is removed
from No ) Pearl street, to No a. WORCESTER House
BLOCK Main street Al business in their line will be
attended to with proinptless.
JAMES H. osGooD, Agent.
Worcester, May IS, 1855. DIV
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90 Cet.

TH7O r. ENT-A Room on Foster street, '34 by "a feet
suitable for Carpenter Shop, Paint Shop, or any
kind of mechanical business where power wanted
Also room "A by % feet suitable for store In
quire Ct N. r. HAPG00D, on the premises.
apis MW&Ftf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

- FOR Satellite two buildings now occu-
;ii pied By the subscribers to be removed soon. One
.H1s.s- SO by Is f., ard one 80 by a it.
my2S diff I. Il J, SUTTON, 5 Mechanic.st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

~ -
MISS L. p. MEADEE would respectfully in
fS form the ladies' OF Worcester, that ahe has taken
kgsA% the store No. 3 3 Main Street, opposite
ssS. the Central Church, formerly occupied By Mrs
Metcalg and uow Offers az low priees coed assortment
Of BONNETs and MILLINERY GOODS Of every descrip.
ton.
silk Bonnets made 10 order. Straw Bonnets altered
and trimmed In the most fashionable STYLE
Bounets blaaehed and pressed for II cents for shorl
time Particular attention paid 10 Dross-msking
mar21 dsm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

EXl DER'S |a9 REGULATOR. Of
IA Which there thy in operation ia this city, gives
universal satisfaction furnishing better Light than can
be had without IT at reduction in cost of 20 to 50 per
will put up Regulators to order, and furnish iuforma-
tonto such wishit Those putting in 10 gas pipes
should take care to haze them sufficiently large.
WILLIAM B. EARLE.
D.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

NNTIItJII.
FARMERS PRODUCE STORE.
The subscriber has leased the Store No. Thomas st.
where he intends to keep general assortment Of Farmers
Produce, Butter Cheese Eggs, &C. which he viii offer to
those who favor him with CALL at the lowest cash prices
BENJAMIN FLAGG.
r s. Farmers Produce solicited, Tor which the Cash
will be paid d3ni* mv19
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
II. UPTON, Auosioneer.

z I
OFFICE liz Main Street.
ISAAC II. UPTON would respectfully inform his
Friends and the public that he has renewed his license
us Auconeer ard eers his services fer the sale of Real
Estate or ersonal Property, in this CT county.
ap2 diff
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80 GOOD SMALL TENEMENT TO LET
i at the low price of $100 The above is in pleas
~ ant and desirable location, in the north part of
The city. Inquire at 1856 Main street diff apl2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10
ID r. c Lou G. IT, S
COLUMBIAN PILLS !!

Have been thoroughly tested for IL ally a
quarter of century and are h own ~ be
always safe and innocent. while they are all
powerful to cXpcl di,cnsc and quiet suffering.
There is no mineral substance in their com
position, the best and purcst medicines only
are used, and they are fast becoming the de-
scrvcdy popular Family Medicine.
Fer CositireacSS-Usc one 30 three Pills
daily, They cleanse the Intestincs in an ca
sy and natural manner, and leave the Bow
els regular curing, also, most cases Of the
Piles.
DgSpcpsi0.- two to three Pills daily
BY cleansing the stomach they create flow
Of pure and healthy Bile so that Fucncy,
Loss of Appetite, Palpation of the Heart,
Heartburn, Headache, Lai euor, Melancholy
1ndigention, and other prominent 81 mptoms
of Dyspepsia, vanish; The cure is certain
and Mature is herself again"
Lircr ComPi0iHt.-Use two TO four Pills
daily, until cured. Your pain in the side,
back, or shoulders, will soon cease the sal
low gtOssncss of the skin aud eye balls will
be changed TO natural clcarncss and softncss,
and your new and lively feelings will testify
to all that see the change you have some
thing to live for
Rheumatism ar Goid.-Use three 10 six
Pills every other day, They remove innam-
nation from the mu, clcs and ligamcnts OF
u,. oin,,, lc.,,, Ca. ~, 'I'j7,, 90, ,.iil.,ii
on machinery, make it run easy Clutches
.i,m rms I,ec1 f,iibfnllv
oSAXATtVT AMI ,u,'ir,ip, i,1r.,c,.
oe liza MrIirinn unrn tLr dnf'i2 hat e.,l
the skin and lubricuc the joints, as we'll rs
the perfect purity It gives the blood, not on
IL, oi,irts .unnrin,, Lnt artp,lIv cxnol. fran,
trn syst,m those mclean diseases ,tI,irI, di..
Ggur, thr faces and ,,c,.,,,,s ~ 81 ,,,',I
asr, in tLo con,nuniiv "por the n,it,y,rI
sim shows the trouhlc within, " U~n tLr.r
pits r,i,hr,lfv and IA .comr "a. bo,l,l,v ,rI
GOOD lookiug AS Your n,igbbors
J,rr,soC al EinI,.-These pills rostor,
the blood TO rc.ular and healthy circulation
and in all diseases where "A C,ti,rtic remedy,
is Indicated. they AR. ,uperior to nm, In u,r
Sometimes tWoor three pms are sum .irnilv
uurcatiyc. dcpenling upon the state Of tl,.
system nt other times more ar, absolutely
needed Thcy are pericctly safe in larser
doses. Is. them freely.
rsy-Sco Direction, on each Circular ,rou. d