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OsT WARRANT The undersigned gives public notice that
IL expiration from this date application
be of Pensions for duplicate
lien OF l9h August e56 70 9sl,
which has been
through the mail between Berlin post ONCE, Nr-
III LUMFKIN, Attorney.
BENJAMIN TRAVIS,
DerQ II w6
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Osr LAND WAtsRANT.-Whereasa warrant ,y,s "a.
~ sued from The Pnspn l2tb 10 Risoy
Wuder No @, for 100 acres, aud mailed 10 him
Maryland and whereas he said hand and
has become lost the undersigned give notice that
Of sir weeks from The date hereof application be the
Comm''URepn Pensions Tor duplicate land lien The
sptort,
CuAs ". wINDER. Attorney,
RIDER ~ wiNDER,
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washington Aqueduct.

OSTICR WAsBiNsTon Aau EDucT,
Washington, March 7, i653.
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation masonry
dams tunnels and other weTk of the Washington
Proposals. received the 9th of May will be opened
that day.
Maps pros othe work will be ready for ex
animation and after the 10th day Of April
Proposals will be received particular
bridges &C., hc described in the plans and specifications
Of the works be completed under TIT
present appropriation but all unfinished will
be subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
prescribe
progress under for appropriation
what shall be stopped uni funds become available.
In Of the entire particular for
funds, reserved viii paid IT, judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed lar
gone.
will be made in specie checks upon United staes
per will be condition of all that the
shall be paid their full monthly and specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aquednct" -ns ..
right any all the bids
should they dened advantageous make such
considered conducive the progress OF the
work.
Every accompanied written guarantee signed
responsible persons the effect they under
bidder bidders will IL bid accepted,
obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
securities completion Of work undertaken said
accompanied by the certificate the United
judge United States district Attorney officer Of
of War; thai the able make good their
guarantee
choose to he present.
Capt. Of Engineers In change
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spectacies.

GOLD silver plated spectacIes glasses
VI perfoca periscopc, and glasses.
long experience peculiar advantages selecting
adapted to the eyes ofwearcr . -
ga Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
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The OF ships will be accountable for gold
bullion, specie ewey, precious metals, unless
fading signed the value thereof
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line are the following;
The Cnpt OItver r'o"eo
The Baltic JOS Coms'o9A
The Adriaus CAPT. James
IT, These ships having been built by contract e.
pressly for service, care has oeeh
taken in their constructions also In their ensp,
to insure strength and speed; and their nccoumo'
dat0ns for and comfort
Price of from New York Liverpool in frst cabin
In second cabin, e75 From Liverpool New York. 20 and
guineas. Ne-.
An experienced surgeon attached each ship
No berhs can he secured until paid for.
The ships of this line have improved bulk heads and
TO avoid danger will the Banks north OF ~ d
until aftcr the LIST OF August.
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Proposals for Furnishing Granite and Granite
Work for the N.rth Front Of the
Pat mt once Building.


DxrARrarsT or INTERIOR,
- y 6r2 December 10, 1856.
cEALp PROPOSALS will be received this department until
he eebregs,h ay February 10 O'Clock
snc arane work may be required above The
story The erection Of the ncrsh mont Of c Patent
he bSs mus, he in The 70, the schedule,
~ pecfy me prices Tor ae hsnlng dressings and setting
GLIDING all the machinery and o!her expenses
Schedule.
c ube stone, per superficial foot
Beds and Bills do do
stone, per cubic foot.
blocking course, DO DO
FTiezc 10 entubiatuTe do fy atE
drops 10 corxice, per lircal foot,
Tugyphs, EACH .
Caps OF pilastsTs, each. t6 8t ba.#
,s Channels basement lneH tDoL
Window siIls, per laperiicial foot
granite equal in quality 10 that used IN The consu
building specimens OF which Will be
Each hi viii sta,y ia what time The completed
than those known 70 be OF the
be fully competent to fulfil in good h the
they asslme sd no assignment Of hd M
made with the approval OF the
Of the department..
Ninety per cent will paid from time time, the work
Of the department In charge
ten per completion Of the
tract and acc epiance oil by said agent NAY
itself the right reject accept
the bids OF
coed believe viii not from any cause
faithfully perform the contsc'.
Plans working drawings be examined
and ocr nfrma,on obaned application the Office Of the
he proposn which this department addressed
Of the north trent Office baldnz will be opened
O'Clock D. m of day named for receiving the same
~ $500 '''-' X. MoCLELLAND,
Secretary of The Interior.
q-oaw mi StHrl 2 4
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Dec l9-2awtisFeb.
PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
q LOSS BY FIRE!

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
s9& LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire. Marine and Inland Inswance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
$l,s5s,l5l Is.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY or
Qee noroes. Of Peaa.yeania and ssaeai
street, Washington, w. U
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dinree,
Charles A. Rabicam, Edward 4. Hslmbod,
George Helmboid, r. Carroll Brewster,
James = Nsai' THOMAS D. FI0REHcR, President.
EDWARD r. HxLmsoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Wsler No. s7 see. opposite City Hall ,.,r.
James Williams No. g AZ street
MAIINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy, No. 1857 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
The business of this win iayo.s!y with the
From the LIST day Aug 1885 in five MONTHS y Isl January
hundred and dollars losses reported.
soliciting share % s %
jasled more according equity than legal echnicaies
By on ssri
q ~ as
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILRoADs, and he usual
sna nn 'he nuns q siLAnDoAis navigating VIC
The rates Of premium will be as a. companies and
will Be taken into consideration.
Office northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth
street, Washington city, D. z.
Sorts@si corner fgaaui as Second ses PAadsa
And other principal cities of the United States by authorized
officers Of the company.
June i3-dly
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, ~ u
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, d CO.,
; Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO..
" Austin Fnars, London
n. q. WAINWRIGHT b Coz
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Nassau Hail college Of New Jersey, princeton

y b. Y . 4. e
I" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne."
The members Of the senior class ending June 1883
s Ga snrs ssHs mae
Y sns G h ~, n ssy 70 @
brighten which
tide entirely exchange tc,
of their promising compeers.
held I'M 5 % %ona q s he
States Hotel Chestnut street between Fourth and Fifth streets
venent invited when the will be
adopted 10 secure as fun an attendance possible - .
good enough to furnish The secretary ofhe committee by mail with
VIC" '''''s EDWARD j. GRANT, N. D.,
ALE1 TiSiSs q 4 a4 3aaliPiH Dr. Communities
J. NEWTON e als aai3Tsfifn'' r'n'''''n''
Philip rENDLET NsNI'''''' f''"''''an''
SAMUEL = = R Mfii1R a,'ssh'n' Co.. NO.
LEWIS 8 W. Rs' WAs Sa NC ron, "''&' y -
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
JoHr WlIpn An, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March a7-lawtMar3 [Intellgencerl
All ewpape IN the civilized countries Of the world
bcr Of the classes scattered through the four sa. d.
% %
PhiIadeiphis, niagara, and Great Western Line
PASSENGERS depot Philadelphia
ing Railroad Company Broad and Vino seets) daily a IN
q. -
Fare to Chicago. GO
Detroit ...: ............................ 10 %
Niagara Falls. ................."......... ~ 00
Buhho. ~ w
Hocnes,er. ..............'..... ......: 6 6o
Canandagua. 10
E!mira %
Freight trims the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depo
been made which insure great despatch
JOHN TUCKER, President
-, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Comvrsy.
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Dec 10 -lawGs
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proposals for Erecting the Custom house, e. c..
at ogdSnsbuPgh, New York.

Dec Is-alawt7Feb Tint s start y 'ne i'ea'u
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom- house, Il c.,
at PIattsburgh, New York.

Dec a7-saw,febasf flint s,ar ei'''A '''
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Propose for ErectiDg the Post ONCE and
Courthouse at Windsor, Vermont.

Dec l5-2awtlGFeb
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

sas-Dr, Franklin in England In the
year 1875, was asked by n nobleman
what would satisfy tho Americans?
He answered that Il might easily
be comprised in few Res which
he immediately wrote on o piece o.
paper, thus:
Recall your forces
Restore Castle William.
Repair the damages done at Bos
ton. tFi ~
Repeal your Unconstitutional acts
Re.nounce your pretensions II
taxation.
Refund the duties you have extort.
cd. After this
Require, and
Receive payment for tho destroyed
tea, and then, a+ fNf
e,joice In a happy,
Reconciliation.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

husband laughingly declared that.
while he had bcen growing old, his
wife had grown younger and prettier
than ever; / marked how saiiow she
was, and how perfectly splrltless she
seemed, more like an automaton than
living, breathing mother, with her
heart full OF love for her husband and
children, and hands and voice ever
on the alert 10 render their home
scenes tho brightest on this side Of
Heaven and 1 felt that she TOO had
changed. .oil3 lftfrtlfi.
Il wonder II they really have sum
Gent TO live upon Comfortably was
my next apprehension; perhaps they
require more nourisning delicaoies
than they arc able 10 procure, and
silently watched them. ~
NO, that can be the case, said
TO myself as saw the husband pur-
chase nice steaks, poultry and oysters.
He spends enough on their table to
nourisht them, but yet he docs grow
most unaccountably thin under it,
What is the natter rs8,ss.
Atlength one Of his own cordial,
heart-warm invitations TO take n seat
at his table revealed the mystery to
me. The bfeadl the bread It all lay
in the brcadf Such heavy, woody,
material / could not force myself to
swallow. AT first ! supposed II tho
result Of some late change in help,
and expected to 500 IL banished, with
an apology from the lady of the house
and some gentle blame, such asis suit
able in company, bestowed upon that
new servant. But instead OF that,
the hostess took a slice and breaking
II remarked. this girl makes better
bread than the last one did, II sho al.
ways succeeds as well as this, / shall
be quite satisfied with her.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19
RATES OF COMMISSION


ON sales Of 81, 900 and under, commission will be
2per cent except when the Il less than 100, from
900 % 900 will be chrrgrd y per cent; from So
900 30 81 900 will be charged u pef cent In all case.
per cent will bo charged the nrst $4,000. On a
sales Of property whlo IN cur hands, commission VIII
be charged, though tho sale be contaminated by ohcI
praties I'F'rN n o
To withdraw property from onr charge, We rcquir,
two weeks notice, AMI Ia contract u commenced
before withdrawal, our commission must 10 paid
JtFNe are making arrhnementhte mtsn bushes,
connections with reliable Arms In iow Missouri, Wis
eonsin, Minnesota Aebrnk aud kapsps, and viii be-
sell Western property 20 advantage, 10 those wishing
10 emlgrate toa now and growing country.
shall conduct business With prompfnera and iuo-
gritty, aud desire all those trusting their proper In
hands 20 give ~ fair aud fnl description Of 10 location
qualify. advantages and disndvantnges.
Persons Nishiug toexeaisc, pure or sell. No la.
yile 90 examine our registers.
aprlLlLell LnlLlEcL NLl Ilnnll
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

GRuR WoRMs.---1f your corn il Mt
tackled by grubs, put plenty Of ashes
around the young plants; also, sharp
en- the end ofan old broom stick, and
make one or two holes near each hill.
If their attacks continue, dig out the
grubs and kill them. This is toll
some but effectual; practice will cna-
bio you TO do il quite fast. fl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

IEss.--If tho logs Of hens become
broken, they will lay their eggs with
no shells, until the fracture is repair
cd, all the limo in circulation being
employed for The purpose of reuniting
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Another Remarkable Cure Of ,Scrofu-

Sparta, Va, March issa. q
Messs. Bennett a Beers,
GentIemen; Your carier's Spanish Mixture has
periormoda remarkable eure In ne person o.
man. anleied with scfofrlsln de very worst fafm So
bad had he become that his eyes entirely closed
aud had bsen 90 more than year, AZ last resort,
as everything else had failed twas resolved 10 Wy The
Mixture. Ne administered 10 according 70 directicts
and, wonderful V say percc, cure been effected
am sallsaed that no medicine equal. carieFs SPIN
lsh Mlxtare~as purifier of the blood. III creating
quite excitement here, and SELL very rapidly. send
another LOT BY railroad.
~. Yours, Respectfully,
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WHY WIN You Suaerl

Read The testimony Of DR.. n. P. Leonard, pfussiss
Fayeiie Q. H. hi.bama. dated jAnuAry The Ism,
fss5,
"DeG Sir; Hoenands German nrien have done
wonders In this seciion. youth, sou OF G. n.
Hubert. ESQ, OF this eounsp, had been for ssvsfai
months under the care Of our best psaesoners without
relief and The case reported donblfu and the young
man, though scarcely able 10 get about, COMMENCED
with The Bliisn, lie found 30 much relief IRON the
hrst bottle, he continued 70 take until com les
cure was eneessd. He Il now perfectly wen aud
tout.w A,f f0 it l.tlti flsI Al
Az icho use the Bitters are satisfied scith
them.
chauneey Fowler sald
Tuskegee, Ala, Jan. 4, 1851.
"The Bluers are selling we'll, and think they will
continue 40, as they give good satisfaction % Shoes who
have used them.v y .r.-.,s- =. ...,..-.,
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Parvrr ron HrDofs.- Mr.. French

PRivET FOR HED0Es,-Mr. French
recommends this shrub for ornamon-
tai fences, for the following reasons;
LIST. tits hardy, growing as farnorth
rs Now Hampshire Cd. 1t grows
readily from cuttings. 3D.. II Is rap
id and bushy grower. 9TH. 1t puts
forth leaves early, and sheds them
very late, being next 70 an evergreen.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

PEAs.--A light rich soil, Astounding
in vegetable mould produces the car.
Hest peas; but a strong loan inclininp
10 clay will yield tho largest crop,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19
DISEASE yANQisHED,
BIZ Dr., Robdek's lSccmdinarian Rem
49, dies.

A .FrER, years OF study, analysis and experiment
~ nr. Rohack, tho emlneni swevdlsh Ply slclnn,
succeeded IN producing medicine from the nom
talnhofbs of hla naive land. which acts directly up
on the causes Of dsdasein the blood, and BY rostof
Ing the corFaptet fountain OF iife 10 Condition OF
health and purity, expols diseases from tho system
wherever u may DO located, OF whatever may be i,s
character. Indigestion, nervous complaints, opllop.
tic and other nts, coughs, consumption In ts early
stages, throat bronchitis, eyer and ngue, ns1h'
ma, how spirits, sexual lncapaciy, feponlno weak
nesa, preklng OF the akin, symyionato OF paralysis,
rheumatism, neuralgia, tumor, cancer, Diabetes lac.
itndeand debility, darrenh, ~ all Other disorders
OF the organs OF respiration, the liver the kidneys,
the utDmacho nerves. OF the muscular hbre are uner.
rngls cured by this preparation. the AATnRa
noRa seeds OF dlsoase, whHt alkal u 10 an ac-
Vi, tnoulrnzes them With absolute certainty, while
az tho time u regulates the seereons, removes
DISTRACTIONS from lhobowels cfoaiesRppotle rcnews
bodily vigor, aud rogeneratcs every animal function.
Sucla tho nature such the effects OF Dr. Roback
famous Scandinavian blood PurineE, which, tab Ia
conjunction with his Blood Pills. will not only obllto.
rate the most painful diseases, but prevent their re-
currcnee, and iengthen life Gar beyond its ordinary
tpans
oproyonllmposlllon, purchase only ofrospoclable
druggist ,etc., OF regular agents, OF OF Dr.. Roback,
sole proprietor and manufacturer, III hycamore-ht.,
Cincinnati.
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nrrFRENcre

Stewart A Bowen, Jno. a. DERIVES, Pfes't Central
Rank, indianapolis, Weeks a Stacy, IT, hes Aniner,
Iowa. Hon. schuyler Colhx M, a., south Bend, lndl
Maauloe CITY, Dhloi u, :. cummlnge, ATTY. Toledo,
ohioi Garfield Monet 0rveors, Oinclnnai Ohio; Han
nah, 0arreston Co, Gle, eand ohio; Hon. o. Bowen,
Court of Ohos Ndamsd nunkin CHAINS. New York City,
Lippcncott, Coffin Co, phiadolphai Benz, Powers,
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OWN WILLIAMS.
tNEN W tl4iiAMrs I|. H|"|I.. NAWHuN NAiLt
WILLIAMS & VALE,
L ND AGENTS & COLLECTORS,
NO. rs EAST WARRINGTON ST,

INDIA-NAPO IND.
WIN exchange fmohnsr, Rent and make sale Of all
all kinds ~ ilea kstate, Oonuisalon Locate Land
Warrahta, Make Investments, Pay TAxeh, Examine a.
ties, Draft Deeds, Colraclr, kcs If. ~. ...
Ono OF the arm, being Attorney at Law. viii give
his special attention 20 the Securing and Collection OF
Debts. The other partner, having Thorough aeluRn-
lar attention 20 this part n their business.
They have GA extensive acquaintance throughout
the State OF Indiana and In tle Western STATES aud
Territories genemy, aud viii oxertesory effort 90 give
general satisfaction, Tln
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0uFtl WIIh nVhfUFII FFNIItuutE
~ Mrs. AUGUSTUS CooCH.



Dr.. Robaek-Slrs--Tho last three bottles OF your
Hood Purifier aud the accompanying pills, have re-.
lievod me OF the last vcatgc OF my rheumatism. 4
consider the cure all but miraculous. Amer having
suffered the most acute agony, almost Without intcr
mission, for tho last eight years. aud being for Three
years cripple. scarcely realize the met that NJ
this moment, amer having used your ySeandinnyinn
Remedies for only three months and few days, hn
a hale, hearty man, capable Of performing manual
labor, and entirely free nom pain. When first APP
piled " you, by letter. for supply Of your modieine
was lttlo boiler than an anatomical skeieton. For
moro Than two years bad never enjoyed one hour OF
unbroken night rest and my mind sinklng with my
body, had become greatly enfeobied. Tho very hrst
bottle wrought surprising change for the better In
my system. and Alternating that wonderful resota-
tive, together with tho Blood Pills, for one month,
felt thptn complies rcgcne ration fnc-
ton was IN progress was not decelved. I am now,
ut 81 years OF are, "a free from eyefy symptom Of
rheun,atiam a. { was nj go, There can DO 20 doubt
that s cure isdue 10 your remedies alone
and am wiling, II u will YOU, or Induce otb-
ere 70 seek relief from the Same source that shi- lei
ter should DO made public. Yours, @e:,.
Sold by w, Roberts. Indiapapoiis; =. s. Hasson.
Mt CARMEL NJ. w. Halle, Rockville, Brookvile;
J. n. clemenis, Bloounggrove; Dr.. clifford, laurel
decls'5GIy
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

This Woods Hair Rcstoraticcs !
question sskea dsiiy by huudfsds We answer
wiihoa, hostson fsar ~ Generalization, hat y
the only alole known which win 10 ni promise for
the human hrir IL 'rin pyo,rih, 'eiH siep n.
ae, wiH iesiorr ~ aaiurai eolor II " not HAIR
Dye, bata speedy and elcieious Restorative. TIDAL
bottles 81 pints 500 Aarsss Drasxiss supplied on
ths proprlctor's Terms. -,bait Sun. fI y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

sa-JuvEsILE WIrs An old physi-
clan was declareing in our hearing
the other day, upon the propensity
which majority Of people display in
unripe fruits and vegetables. Said
he: "There is nota vegetable grow
ing in our gardens that Is not best
when arrived at maturity, and most
of them are positively injurious unless
fully ripe"
~ know one thing that amt 30
good when It's ripe as tbs when it's
green interrupted little boy, in o
very confidential but modest manner.
Whats that" sharply said the
physician, vexed at having his prin-
ciple disputed by a moro boy
"a cucumber" said the lad.
The doctor winked at us with both
eyes but said nothing.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

p<S-A teacher asked bright little
girl, What country is opposite us on
the globe?'
Don't know sir, was tho answer.
We'll, now if wero to bore hole
through the earth, and you were to
go in at this end wbc'c would you
come out?'
Out Of tho hole si l,plied the
pupil,
The teacher gave it up.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19
hamilton. O.. Noy. no. lss.


Dr. Hoback Dear slr--I have read In The nowspa
peumany accounts of cures enected by your scahdl.
navlan remedies, bat consider my own at least
aslnterestinR and marvellous as any OF thom. 30 Gar
yon ire concerned, Que testimonial moro or less Il
of little consequence. Yodr famo II established, and
my statement cnnnot add 10 your celebrity. Iui for
the beneni OF my fellow creatures, deslre 10 mako
known the fhcs. When called upon you, a. the In
stance OF dear friend on Tho 2lst of March last.
hadbeen nine years 4 saiefeffron cAtarfh Tho irr-
iatlon of the nerves and membrane Of the head was
intense that sometimes u almost drove me crazy
could moi alrep, and wasnoyer ffpe from unpleasant
sensations. Afvarous times ye different ply sclaus
had attended on me, each ono treated mo In bis own
way, but none OF them did meany good. deapnir-
cd Of seeing another we'll day. and when icalled
nj your consultation rooms, had very little hope Of
relief by your advice, entered immediately upon
regular course OF your Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and blood Pills. ! was encouraged by the cheerful
and hopeful way In which you spoke, and resolved.
strictly follow your directions In lest week.
all the worst symptoms Of my disease began 10 take n
mder form, aud 80 continued 10 lmprovofrom week
10 week 10 wcek, Until, a. The end 81 three months,
my head was entirely relieved. and every trace OF tho
catarrh had left me. sun, however continued TO
take the remedies Tor nearly ak weeks longer, DO.
cause found they we're building up my strengthened
fortlfylng my consttutloL Six months have passcd
slnce the euro finished. and have experienced
relapse. shouid be glad 10 this letter, tho hub
stance Of II, In print for the guidance OF others.
Yours, With heartfelt gratitude.
~ tH kf Mrs. AUGUSTUS CooCH.