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wrrps, wrrDsl We observed

Wesps WEEDS We observed
in passing through the country, the
pastures of poor farmers crowded
with armies--not Of Turks and Rus
sians--but Of rnullets, horse thIstlcs
and other invaders. which not only
devour the strength Of the land, and
pay nothing in return, but continually
say. like impairment tell tales, TO
every passing traveller, in the Ian
cuage of a celebrated writer, +" Behold
the field Of the slothiul, and the field
of the man void OF understanding
For 10, it is all grown over with bur
docks, and Johuswor; has covered The
face thereof"
We take il for granted that no
reader Of this Journal ever vol' ntari'y
allows weeds to grow on his premises,
but some. however, obtain siesl,hy
possession--and if some of our good
friends of this class would 90 over
their grounds, make careful obscr-
walton, and estimate the smount OF
vegetable growth thus feeding on the
strength Of their soil, which might as
well be wheat, corn and ruia bagas,
they would certainly he surprised at
the amount. 1t would be n curious
question in philosophy, why SO many
will thus allow n yearly waste from
weeds Of some fifty or a hundred dol
lars, with all quietness and submIs-
sion, who would be ready IN mo-
ment TO bring an action at law against
a neighbor, whose cattle and SWINE
should dcvour fifth part OF that
quantity.
II we could only have all the value
Of the riches of the country at large
thus wasted, placed IN our hands for
endowing agricultural schools, there
would be no necessity whatever OF
applying to national and state legisla-
lures for help.
Now in the winter is the very
point OF time for thinking this mat
ter over, with a determination 10 act
efficiently ia the spring; and If any
one is 100 busy or drore" TO attend
TO it. he has certainly undertaken the
care Of too much land, or else is pur-
suing system which may emphatic
ally be compared to saving nj the
tap and wasting at The bung." No
one is ever too busy TO Turn bis neigh
bor's cattle out Of his cornlield--and
he ought to pursue the same system
towards other intruders, We have
known farms TO be effected in market
value from FIVE 10 ten dollars per acre,
by being kept neat and clean in one
instance, and foul, weedy and repul-
sive in the oiher.-Coantry Cen
fteman
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asthma Cured.

bfonlifn, =. 4. Dec 20, 1853
For sheu eight veafs tlsn hrou severely Affected
with she A.thnif tafthc lust yrasi have suffer
dhesord ali ny puNcfs 1T drscftption, months a.
time havs nuf hf GO able 60 sleep 90 hesi. geitful
what rcsI could sitting go char. HF dimcuis ol
breathing and sufi,ungs great Al times,
thar Tor hoars tnrsthrf an rnnds expected that enc
hpu, would bee iny lusi. huurg The lass - years
havc bad The sld aud attendance OF 90 ihe utsi
nent benefit and nni ltiio reie al length bad tho
good f,fiuur procure Or. tunis's hsecana or In
haluIe uygran Nspuf aud hriy Stfgp. AZ tho time
inst o5titncd t. ! was snionng under one Of uy
rnsi siulrui tiarhs aad as DO frit di.ress almost
sunoaitus fpf saut ct breath. o. lees fhaG tsu min-
"a o. from thc fHr spplici tla ihhsHf 20 ny siuu-
nch a nd ions tc srluniul 81 the Cacfif Sllup was
relieved iu q great inossuic ifnn she ofihculy OF
rcuthing and Dad "a cuuli.Hi lhIc rigil have since
eontinura n wish thr siealrsi iv-rih arnehtt and
ain BOW comparatively vol. nud uaf knows thr
amouni Of sunofifs this me istHe hls relieved me
from. Ny advice TO the soldering 1Rvfr.
MARGARET LAsTON.
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Ma o0;ur Or cc,,rsl. Most of the cough

No Opium or Cciemei. Most Of the cough
remedies of the present day arc composed
largely Of parcgoric, Laudanum. Morphine,
or some other preparation o. OPIUM, and
that is the reason why so few are benefited
BY them in the long run. This powerful
Narcotic palliates and eases the cough AT
first, but all the while the Pulmonary Dis
ease is becoming more deeply fastened on The
Lungs. Ii also constlpates the bowels, dis
turbcs the nervous system, and in the end
does more harm than good. There is one
Cough Remedy, however, that is free from
this objection. We nre assured that Dr.
RoafRs' Syrum Of Lirerirort, Tar and Can
chaiagua does not contain particle of OPT
nm or any of It's preparations. This excel
lent Medicine does not ." dry up cough"
but entirely repiores il by subduing the in
hamation and other causes which gives
rise to it, When Tubercles are forming, 1t
checks their developement and further pro.
gress or if liberation has taken place it as
ssts the Lungs in throwing off the corrupted
matter. sooihes the irritation, heals the Ill
cerated cavities, and restores them again to
healthy action. This Medicine, therefore,
is not a palliative. which only relieves for
the time being, but is thorough curdiire as
it strikes at the very root Of the disease, and
entirely eradicate all its remote and attendant
consequences. Try it.
European Conspiracy ogdind The United
States. The New Yorl, Herald of Saturday
has n despatch from Washington, to the eff
feet that the President received an auto
graph letter from the Emperor Of Russia, by
the last arrival from Europe, ACCOMPANIED
by an official despatch from his Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, communicating to the Sec
reiary of the United States the particulars
of an organization against this county, ad-
vised and encouraged by England and
France. Extracts from letters sent to the
home government by Russian secret en-
ployees, distributed throughout Europe, pro-
wing the above statement, are given.
Thanksgiving and Praise. - Charles lie,
Woodbury., Esq dem in Manchester, NH.
thanked God that the Constitution prescribed
the time when an administration would come
20 an end Il has been said that when the
brains were out the man would die. but the
condition Of things at Washington fully
proves that the administrators may come 10
an end long before the administration.
Ezra Nench Of Charlotte, besides weigh
ing 100 pounds, has the largest farm in Yer
mont, keeps 300 head OF cattle and 1000
sheep. cultvates 30 ucres OF wheat, 40 OF
rye, % Of corn, 30 of potatoes, % of beans
aud 80 Of oats $50 acres are plowed and
600 acres are used as meadow.
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ENERGY.-See ! how that fellow
works' No obstacles too great for
him 10 surmount no OCEAN too
wide for him TO leap; no mountain
too high for him TO scale. He will
make a stir in the world AID no
mistake. Such are the men who
build our railroads, dig up the
mountains in California and enrich
the world. There is nothing gained
by idleness and sloth. This is a
world of action and to make money,
gain a reputation and exert happy
influence. Men must be active,
persevering, and energetic. They
must not quail at shadows---run
from lions, attempt to dodge the
lightning. Go forward zealonsly,
in whatever you undertake. and we
will risk you anywhere through life
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The present cutical 81 tie ol Eufo1cun adtfs wili
reader hero publeatia unusuaiy iaicffstng furug
the Forthcoming yelf Iaey Viii occuay middlc
ground bee "a eea be hastily written news mems, crude
speculaions and lyt fumpfs q The daiif Journal,
and pondciuus Tome of future h-iofian witt
ten after iho hsing interest aud excftomeut Of tho
great paeal ovehts ct she TINE shall have passed
way u h. To- tha.r periodic IL that readers must ook
for tho only really lntelgle and reliable history of
current events, end as such, ia addition 10 their welt
established literary, scsenih,, and heoiosit al char
Acter, we virgo Them upon tho cOasidefatiop Of the
reading pubic
Q-rAIransemrnis rre now permanently ma q for
The receipt of EARLY SHEETS ifon the Blush pull
ii,hers. bN which enabled To place all Re-
prhis 10 The lands etsuhscib vs. about they
taR be furnished With the hieisn copies Although
ihis Involves very large outlay part NC shall
coniioro furnish tho periodicals al the SANE low
rate. az Herotoiorc, tgeiheT with tho following pre-
uiuu. 10 no ~ guhsrlthors.
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There would seem to be no limit to the
intolerabe arrogance OF the slavery propa
gandists of Missouri On the 25lh nit
large meeting was held in Lafayette Co to
consider the present condition and prospects
of Kansas Territory" At this meeting the
following resolution was adopted
" That slavery Hoio crisis IN the territory
of Kansas, by the free isM and choice Of ne
eitistns thereof and that We wall use all law
ful means to aid aud sustain the people of
said territory IN protecting themselves and
their property from any encroachments OF
their rights, by abolition societies or their
enssaries."
by way of giving effect to the above reso-
lauon, the meeting further resolved as fol-
lows:
THAT we, the shippers, merchants, plan
sers and citizens generally. Of Lafayette
county, deem II an act Of injustice that steam
boats on the Mississippi river should give their
AID or eouulenance 10 the base attempt 10 abo-
lfonizs The territory IF Kansas, by aiding or
forwarding any persons who may be sent by
Abolition societies thereto, or IN giving aid
or assistance IN any such object and that ia
our trading, shipping and travelling we will
give preference 10 such boats as will refuse
lheH ald and comfort to such emigration as
may be forwarded by any Abolition society
for such purposes"
At the recent election, so far as these Mis-,
soun interlopers could control the matter. nc
man was allowed to vote uuless he was pro
Slavery. And now, if their counscls or pal
ronags can avail, the steamboats, on the Mis-
sissippi are 10 be deferred from carrying Amt
Slavery men into the Territory.
a Capital appointment. - Martin p. Con
way Esq, formerly OF Baltimore, has beer
appointed by Gov. Reeder. Of Kansas /,
take the census Of that Territory. Mr.
Conway is young man of honesty, ability
aud enterprise, and is the author OF the yer!
able letter we copied from the Baltimor
Sun. detailing the oa;rsges perpe,rsted b.
the Missourians at the election Of deegat,
to Congress. Although from slayehoIdinl
State, Mr. Conway is in favor Of making
Kansas q free State.
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TNe Largest Grain Dep0t-TI

The Largest Grain DepOt-The
surprising fact has been ascerlained
that the comparatively new city OF
Chicago, which twenty years ago i'm
ported both -four and meat for home
consumption, now exports I3,126,-
726 bushels Of grain, while The ex-
ports from Odessa are but 1900, 600
bushels from Galolz and Ibelia g.
800, 900; from ST. Petersburg, Il
200, 600 from ST. Louis, 5,O5l ASS
from Milwaukee, 3,717, l6l, and
from New York, 9,43, 1873.
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TaIlc Particular Notice.

There evil habit ind ged 10 by boys
% suitgde nlicn glowing up With item manhood,
and which, % not ftiafmod u Due tine onis hegsis
ohsiac'e to nitfiC nii hnpinefs, hut gives
.tts ~ prot faetef ins dious, and devastating
Affection. Few OF hose who eve - this perni
practice aWure 81 the Consequences. until
they God ths nutF0us system shattered, ieel 'ifaEfe
and table feelings, and yaogo feaIs ~ The
nlud.
The uniuuunete thus affected become feeble, is IN
all. 10 labor uHh accustomed Fieaf, TO apYly hs
mind study. his fiep iaTdy and Weak, he u dn,
inesoioie aHd engages in biz spot with lees energy
than u-u ].
II ne e,nancipsto himself before me pfnoiice has
done vaf+t, and enter mntrinony, b.. marriage 10
unffutfc and he tells him that this ahussd
BY he EARL laiiics. 7Aesf arc roasaeroiiess rAitk
sA0Hla aNaAsH iAs e'teHfioa Of fiss HiiaTp sAaife
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LEAGuEs.-Let all true Americans
join hands and form League whose
cardinal purpose shall be to protect
American Manufactures, by wearing
American cloths-eating American
food--reading American books
adopting American fashions-pa,-
ronizing American artists--travell-
ing in American vessels, and living
and dying for American Principles.
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IMPROVEMENT IN WORKING BurTER.
A valuable improvement in the pro-
cess of working butter has been eff
fected by Mr.. Ezekiel Gore of Yer
mont, consisting in the employment
Of an endless revolving sack or bag
for containing aud con6ning the but
ter, and conveying it TO and be-
tween two futed or working rollers,
and through the water in the tub or
box as fast as the rollers operate up
on il.
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DIR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
GELD CATHOLICON,
Fer the Relief and Cure OF Suf-
fcrtng Females.

OF these are PRO-
LAPSuS UTERl,
or Failing rYI Tbs
MAJ fL0DN
ALbUs, or whites;
& n RIO MIG IN
fLAMA FlON aud
LIBERATION OF
THE WOMB IN
CIDENTAL HER
MOkRHAGE, OR
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Cramp and Pain Killer.

The woi u sionished the MONDE gsul cures per
formed by the Cramy aAd Paia Kiicr, prepared W
CURTIS & PERkiNs. Ia equal has mover been
known Cor removing pain ia oil eases for The Of
spiaai eompllipts, eramP 10 the limbs aud stomach,
ihcuntisn "a alls otms, bilious ch0lic chiIis and
ieFeT bnfns, throat aud slaseit cucIdedly the
best remedy 40 The world. Evidence Of the most
wonderful cures ever pariofmed by any medicine are
circulars In tho hands Of Agents, You may be-
positively sure ~ ritsf II you II. Millions Of bot
ties OF tins medicne have aren sold in New Enslan
the past ia Of eight yearsit IL Tor the hfst
being introduced into all thc aiacipll towns 10 New
York
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WINTER IN ESoLAsD. The weather
in England at the last accounts was
unusually mild. For the week end
ing Jan. 4th, the mean temperature
was AZ Q above zero, being seven
degrees above the average of the
last thirty-eight years.
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SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

VIII be found 20 nossoss ihuse qualities necessary
70 the toinl eradication Of i bilious aiiacks prompt
10 start The cions oi The liver and give healthy
tone TO tie enafe system. il1 Cd, ID it 10 ordinary
discovery Medical Scicnre. 10 have iuyontcd rem.
edy these stubborn complaint, which devcupe ull
The result produce by hlfcoUie fftc use 81 Gallo
mei-a minrrai iIstlv diesaed by mans midland ac-
knowladgc3 TO be destructive IN the extreme TO The
human system. lhat tho properties ui certain vcee-
tables cpmptisr nithe viurs ui calomc wtthuu' IT.
rju ious tendencies, un admitted tact, tondeed
indistut hls hy scientific researches and those who
the Mandtake Pill vii be fuliy stti.hed thai the
best medicines afa those puvtedny osiufc 10 the CON
mon bsihs and fnufs OF she fields.
rtu Pills opur the bowels and correct Oh bilious Go
ucem,nts without % itaon 81 any of the injurious
effects Of aiuo otothrf poi.uHs. Toe secretion Of
bile is promoted by these Pills, wilt 10 seen BY the
altered coiuf cf Inc siouls bud disappearing Of the
sallox co npirtien ana ciolusins Of The tongue.
Ample directions Tot use accompany each box OF
Pills, aoJ Tho price Ut quar- bottle OF tho sea Weed
Tonic and box vt pills cuulufi - only oie dali IT,
But separate boxes Of the Pl. b. bad ofany o. tie
agents for - cents.
These remedies no prepared uutc ihe prtsonnl So
petvison If d. u rohench, proprietor otScheack's
Pulmon,c Syiug She welie-tihhshsd 'emedy for Cow
sumption, Nt,rfl ins, Coughs Coids Zee &C.. snd
the inventor of The ccebfaied Re.rifrmctcr, Tor "a
aiming de- ccins al diseases 81 Ao lnngs, Heart
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Neso York Cattle Trade. -Dur.
ing 1854 there we're sold in New
York, l54 1876 beeves, cows and
calves. and 470.6l7 sheep and lambs,
whose aggregate value was about
eleven and q half millions Of dollars.
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Al for sale those
Pure Wild Cherry Eiifers,

Tor the curo Of Blioas aud Jsundice complaints and
general debility They quicken the blood nd give
hie aud ene'gy 10 the whole system. Price oniy Is
cents IN pint bottles.
BOYD 4 PAUL, No. l49 ChaInhers stieet, New
York wholesale aseuts fot all The above medicines.
sold by PARD E. SMITH, Moutpeheri q. q. Ty-
LtR, Montpelier CLARK and Yates, Meioto~a; J..
HobaIt, Middiessx Z. Skinner, Wsusfeld; lanes
CsIdell, Warren Y. u. Cseen, Riehnohdi and by
dealers ia meaicinc generally. 90.iy
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X L a ID :!
YOUTH and rIANuOOD.
NATUfkE'A GUIDE.

a Tigursas L1s, or Prsmafale Dsah. KiHkdla On
SIT ffrscrrafioH-- Only 23 cents.
Iiisav work eminenlly required rs a mears Of 10
fofmins ihc vices ct the age whch live. Also,
ATITErE,A CEInE
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In Florida, the winter has been ex-
ceeding mild aud delightful; peas
q vegetables blossoming in the same
state, measuring from nine to eleven
and half inches in circumference.
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Life is made up, not Of great sac
rifices or duties but of little things,
things. in which smiles and kind
nesses, and small obligations, given
habitually, are what win and pre-
serve the heart and secure comfort.
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Take Care efhe 7rces.-As the
frost is leaving tho ground, canker-
wo'ms will soon begin TO ascend the
trees, unless proper means are speed
lily taken 10 prevent il.
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Thirty Years Experience of
au Old Nurse.

MRS. wINsLoW 10 THE LADIES.
Mrs. Winslow and old an experienced nurse and
Female physirian, would call the attention of the
Ladies TO her s1othing sylup iuI Children Icethins
II will mmcdaiely relieve them from PAIN nlty all
.pasmodio acton soften The gums, Iedpcr iananatioa
aud Is sue 10 f,euiate the bowels Depend upon ~,
Mothers will give rest yourselves and relief aad
health to your children,
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE or A BAD
BREAST, WHEN NEARLY At THE
POINT OF DEATH.


Cepy IF q letter from Mr.. r. Darauf, .Ns,o ORLEANS,
dated Noreaber GA, 1858.
To Professor Holloway as Conner OF Aun snd Nassau
Sucnts, New AorA.
n,ar sir.-lt is with heartfelt suaiituie have 20
inform you ihai by tho u-e ct yeof uiatmrut aud
Pile, The tla at M wife has bcon saved. Tor
years she had breasts with ten running wound,
Cuot Of a eanccrous ture.l was told hat nothing
could save her; size was tlcn induced TO USE your
Ointmsnt aud Pills, when the short splee Of three
monihs, they effected perfect cue, to the astonsb
meat ui all shu knew Us. We Obtain our Medicines
from Messts. " richt a Co, oi Ch4tfcs sitoet. New
Orleans. send this ifom "iioioi dies Princes" Pans,
although | hui written 4 az New Odeans, hcorc
finally left. NJ that time kuowiug address
at New York. iSignedl K. uURANT.
These Pills should he used jaintls with the ONT
ment in most ofthc following cases;
BAD L.gs Coniuctedard Lnmsago Sore thfnui,
Bad breasts sun Joints fils Ssin-discases
BUNS Fptulas Rhesmaii.m Scufsy
Bunions Gout Salt Raeum Sore heads
Chilblains Glandulai Sc4tds Ulcets
Chapped hands, swelliags Sore Nipples Wounds
=. sold at the Establishment Of Professor Hollo-
way, - Maiden Llue, few-Yfrk. nnd pa Strand,
I,uudnn alsI BY all rcspcctable Druggists uud deal
crs 40 Medicine throu sinut she Uuuod states in
Pots boxes, az - ccais ~ cents and 81 90 zach.
i-T There is a considerable saving ia taking the
larger sizes.
D. Di.c7iions for tho guidance Of Patients 10
every disorder are affixed 10 each Pos. sc oiow ~
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Requires The iuihimont Of several conditions 10
der that 10 he really the csnsa Of mufntl happiness
Could the ,cii which covers she origin of domestic
hcdncss be- rascd aud ils 10 every in-
,tance dfseiosed-iu how many could II BE- tTactd to
physical dsQuui acanons! Apply then while It 10 yet
tine 10 order have yonr unstrnng and rrlaxed or
ranizstion rcbtcead fevisifed aud strengthened.
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PROOF POSITIVE.

We have sold vo'y lafgs quantities Of Mrs. Wins
loN,s SoGihina Sfaup Dolce TOE oast aVss
20 eco botu the lrst year. We believe u The best
medicine in the world Tor Children ehing, for the
cure OF nysentoTy and Diarfhea IN children, whether
D. arises fem itching OF any other cause IL gives
universal satisinciOG-never head eumplaiat non
any onsusng u-never soil medicine 40 GGiyef-
tuly successful ~ relieving pain and cieetng
In all above stated a. iaseH 10 seaon relief Is
imRedisfs rod obsoluidy certain.
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, pugsln.,
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fllcoifines.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND (!
Holloway's Ointment.

Citizens Of ns Uaion,-.
You have done me the honoi az with one voice
from one end Of the Union to the nthcr, to stamp the
character Of nv onimcnt with your appreciation. II
Is scarcely years since made It known among you
and already, it has obtained more celebrity than any
other Medicine 10 so shor period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
"a, Corner n finn Gnd Nassau Streets, Men I0rk.
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BOO[ BlNi)ERY.

Pampblstt, Magazines, &C., bound TO any style de-
sired.
Customers .rndinr theif orders for Probate, Town
oroher Records, Journals, uockcts, or books ruled
and h tud 10 nu, pattern whatever, may rely upon re-
c,iving vert, 60 -atistfrloH.
NJ E. Davis, whose accuracy aud workmanship in
th. lrauci of business hts hef1 80 iav"fuhN Known
tofsav,rl yfars past, sill give Ills department his
p,rf,ctl. q iiif alton. :. NJ. WALTON.
In bo store so long ccupied by &. T. Walton 8 Z.
I Walton 4 ruus.
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ItElIEMREIf.

lie who places himrnh under DE-. ktNkELiNiS
trraimo o. may regionsiy eouhde ia h honor e. -
teWan and RELY the assurance that the secreis
Of ~. k's paiontt viii never he disclosed.
fo ing mnn--let no false modesiy deter you from
max ng 500 csse kuown 10 one who, from education
aEd rcspectnbi'tiy, can certainly hrifend you.
Too maug iluk thcy viii the secret in their
heaus and cure themselves. Alas how ofien 10
this tttal dolnsioni aud how many promising young
man. wha sht have been q otnauaen toeiety has
faded from Tbs earth
Srictuius Of the ufcihfn hre RAPIDLY removed by tho
Application Of new ihcTRnrutrni agent. used only by
DR.. X. Hs0tafss aHd Constitutional debility promptly
curfa. dnd f-ff riror esforrd.