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ANARCHY AT SAN DOMINGO.

NEW YORK, sept. 2U
We have St. Domingo dates to the 5th
with some aliihoml particulars of the late
revolution there.
Santana marched into Santiago Sept.
embar LIST, and Immediately took posses
sion of the Fort. Valverde together with
the Collector of Santiago and Others had fed
to Monte Christie, where they would embark
for Turks Island At last advices there was
no responsible government at San Domingo.
Tho principal merchants had closed their
stores. Paper money was worthless and
none knew how to buy Or sell, or what the
next political move would be.
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TOWN ASSOCIATIONS OFTEACHERs.

The following letter, addressed to one OF
Committee, needs no explanation. 1t is be-
licved that the actual details of an Associa-
ton, successfully conducted, cannot but be Of
great practical value to those interested in
this portion of our work
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FouYpLINc.--In st Adams, recently, te-
male infant was found exposed in the rear
of tho academy, its cries being heard by the
Cornet Band, who were practising near by,
500 reward have been offered for the detec-
ton of itsparents. Some one proposes to
call it ''Cornetti St Adams"
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FROM UTAH.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. Is.
Loayenworth adyces Of the 18th inst, arc
received. \ number of officers from Utah ar
rived there on that day, The general inl-
preston was that further trouble was to be
expected from the Mormons and that the diff
culties had only been postponed, not settled.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-24

ORNAMENTAL Dress Hair Pins, and Jet
" Bracelets; in great variety, at the Old stand
Church street Jewery Store.
septll j. E. BRINSMAID, ACT.
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NJ arried.

At the NJ. Z. Parsonage, in Shelburne, VT,
Sept l5th by the Rev. o. ]. Squires, Mr.. Edward
B. Hill, of Irasburgh Vt, and Miss Helen NJ. Au-
gar, of Shelburne, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-24

At. St, Josephs, Mo-, one day last week,
the brick house, garden and well of Charles
Tillinn slid into the Missouri, while the fam
ily were at breakfast, and the family escaped
with difficulty. The St. Josephs GG+tHe
saws there is hope that the well may be saw
ed, though somewhat damaged by water.
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HALIFAX, Sept. %

The Steamship Niagara from Liverpool
18th inst, arrived at this port this morning.
Nothing further in relation to the condition
Of the Atlantic Cable had been given to the
public The Directors of the Company were
to hold meeting on the day the Niagara
sailed to consider further action, In the
meantime the shipment Of the large shore
ends from Plymouth to Valentia had been
suspended.
The reported cession of the port Of Villa
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 20.
Twenty-Five Of the Africans on board the
Putnam, and two of the crew have died since
her arrival,
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- u tic Finest and most durable Pictures the
4 Ambrotypes and Photographs, and Ambro-
types put up with black stained glass are the
~ glass picture that can be relied upon not to
change. There is no Black Narnish to crack in cold
weather Dalsani to blister with the heat as in
all other glass pictures. The Photograph is SUI
perior to any other picture made paper, For
proof please call at
McPHERSON'S GALLERY,
Church street, Burlington, VT
d&wtf J. N. MCPHERSON.
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THE CApTURED ATHICAys.

WASHINGTON, Sept 81,
The Secretary of the Navy received des-
patch this morning stating that the Niagara,
with the captured Africans, left Charleston
last night for Africa.
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ETHAN ALIENS Gus will be on exhibition
at the Addison county fair, at Middebary
Ii is about seven feet long.
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gasT
4 CARD FROM DIR. SA.iLS Il,
IA GREEF. OF New fork Lung lDlGmary.-
My connection for the past eight years with the
above Institution, as Chief Physician, ard twelve
years course of steady devotion to the Cure If
Pulmonary Consumption and its kindred diseases,
together with my unriyalcd opportunities and adj
vantage of pathological research--aded not lit
tie by perfect system Of Nedicai Lahuiqti5a-has
enabled me to arrive at decisive, direct and sue
cessful course Of treatment for the positive and
radical cure of all diseases of the Jhroat, Lunqs,
and Ar-PaSsGgeS BY inhalation, the vapur and
curative properties Of medicines directly adj
dressed to the diseased organs and the ntcgunent.
l do not advise the use of Medical Inhalation Of
any kind to the exclusion Of ycneyoi treatment;
and although l consider it a useful adjuvant in
the proper cement Of those fearful and often
fatal diseases, yet deem it very necessary that
each patient should have the benefit Of both
general and loo i treatment. The Of my
treatment in the above diseases, and the high
character of the Institution over which | have
long had the honor to preside, too well known
to need any eulogy or comment from me- At the
solicitation of many private and professional
friends through whose philanthropic aid the above
charity has been long and literally supported and
after due consideration, have concluded to make
such arrangements as will bring the benefits of my
experience and treatment within the reach of all
and not conine myself, heretofore, to those only
who entered tho lnilrmary, or who were able to
| visit me at my office. Hoping therefore that the
arrangement will give entire satisfaction, both to
my professional brethren and the public | would
| respectfully announce in conclusion, that can
nOW he consulted personality by ieUor, on all dis
eases above, and that the medicines, the same
as in the Institution prepared to suit each indi-
vdual case, hnhaing lap1rs, Medical InhaierS, &C.
| &c, will be forwarded by express to any part of
| the United States the Canadas. TERMs-My
| terms Of treatment by letter as follows viz
SD per month for each patient, which will include
nnFlI plnns mn Irl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-24

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AN ID
PHOENIX BITTERS, in every instance
whore they have been thoroughly used, have tri
umphed over disease in almost all its diversified
forms. The salutary effects of the Life Medicines
have in fact been universally experienced, that
they have become fully established as the most
easy, safe and peri cct mode Of treatment offer
cd to the public. For sale by DR. W. r. NoFF IT.
81 Bf5ii way, New .tk, lai by u,u,-'-'. gone
orally through the Stot.s.
THEo. 4, PECk, nuviia-ton WIN
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CRACKER RS.

a AN Agent for the sale of Fox's Excelsior
D. (and they do excel, sir, the best judges are
at ault)-and Farina Crackers, which are Away
on hand to the retail trade; and will be furnished
at wholesale, on the shortest notice.
Also, for Bonds Boston Crackers.
A. s. DEWEY.
Sept. q, 1865. daw
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Stowe, Sept. I, 1858.
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Sr. Louis, Sept. 90
bred Scott died in this city on Friday
night last.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-24
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM
OF LIFE.

BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM
OF LIFE.
vI,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds,
Il Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
p READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE 81
REMARKABLE CURE OF A YOUNG LADY
IN HOPELESS CONSUMPTION.
7yExtract of letter from Mrs SARAHJ. BAxrEs
Pearl street.
BosroS, Feb. ~, lsaS.
To Dr. d. F. Bradlee;
Dear Sir-The Hungarian Balsam
has performed miracle indeed in the case of my
Youngest daughter, who has been positively cured
Of seated Consumption, by the use only three bot
ties of this inestimable Medicine. She had been in
a decline for nearly three years, and we considered
her beyond all hope, when the Balsam was taken.
We had consulted numerous distinguished physi.
clans and tried all the famous prescriptions for
Consumption,-a southern journey. the new sys-
TEN of Inhalation, &c.,-without any apparent
benefit, and had almost consigned her, with a
breaking heart, to the grave. But the Hungarian
Balsam, under Providence, has saved her life, and
I cannot refuse to give you my evidence OF this
astonishing fact, for the benefit Of those who may
be similarly afflicted. In my estimation there
cannot be a painful spectacle than that Of an
intelligent and beloved child, sinking day by day
under this dreadful malady, with no hope Of re-
lief and dropping into the grave at last, at the
very dawn Of life, while the loveline. of the
unfortunate victim renders her condition more ter
rible to all beholders. Your grateful friend,
SSARAH J. BAXTER.
sols proprietor, DAVID F. BRADLEE. Water
,own Mass. TO whom all orders should be address
adj Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces THEO. A. PECK, Agent,
sentl6wlm Burlington, Vt.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.
The President Inns ordered the further post
ponement of the Kansas land sales until july
ne t.
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VERMO ONT
Mutual Fire Insurance Comfy.
.CE OLE ASSESSMENT FOR 1858.

vENHE NJ GMBERS of the Vermont Mutual Fire
u lnSnanoe Company hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made by the
Directors on all Notes in force on the following
do
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M.AIN q rs ALL RIGHT.

BATn, Me-, Sept. L.
Complete returns from the third district
render certain the election of French, Rep
by from 35 to 80 majority. The majority
Of Gov Morrill, in tho State will reach about
II 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-24
ARNOLD 8
Vital Fluid

vital Fluid
DURIFIES and strengthens the blood by eradi-
L eating, through nice chemical action, the
causes of impurities and humors Hence its pow
er to cure humors that mere medicine cannot cure.
Hence its power of strengthening and vitalizng the
blood. 1t furnishes to certain extent, the ele-
ment of which pure blood is composed. 1t eradi-
Gates and cleanses away whatever clogs and thick
ems the blood.
ARNOLDS VITAL FLUID
renders the system strong and healthy, by freeing
the blood and stomach from Objectionable materials
1t nerves and puries the system by furnishing tho
elements which giv vitality.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID
gives strength to the system influence and effect
m liar to that produced by exercise in the free
pc n air. 1t exhilarates by strengthening the
loo to brighter and better action-doing its work
Y beginning at the beginning, 1t is pleasant to
he taste, and becomes a tavorite wherever known
ARNoLD'S VITAL FLUID
removes bliousness in the most direct and easy
manner, by neutralizing the cause. This is the
principle of its action in removing illness general
iy. 1t neutralizes the cause by freeing the blood
from impediments to its proper fulhlment of its
life giving functions. This principle of neutral
izing the cause. is why
ANOLD'S VITAL FLUID CURES HUNG
that mere medicine connot sensiby effect, and why
il diseases RESULTING fhuM folsONS IN MT
BLOOD, that mere medcinel preparation cannot al
leviate. Humors poisons in the blood and it is
by their chemical action in neutraliling those poi
sons that
ARNOLDS GLOBULES AND VITAL FL
are enabled to cure them.
TESTIMONY ! TESTIMONY ! TESTI-
MONY :, , TESTIMONY !!
MEDroRD, Mass, May, 1856
Messrs Burr Foster Co., Boston.
Gents feel it incumbent upon me as DUTY
which owe to you and the public, to make the
following statement in regard TO the remarkable
power of Arnolds Fluid.
For more than a year my wife's mother and
three of NV children were afflicted with malig-
nant humor, the character of which eminent why
scians were unable to determine or prescribe q
successful remedy for. After trying many humoi
remedies, l was induced to make use of Arnold
Globules and Vital Fluid which l am most hap
py 10 say has entirely cured them. For the benef
of others likewise afflicted, l would say that nc
language Of eommendation which | can use is toe
strong for the merits of these vastly celebrated
C. B. SHERMAN.
Globules Is and so cents per box. Vital Flute
so cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold in Burlington by Theo' A. Peek
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HONEY.

ENTITY small Boxes choice, early made Honey
Il are offered for fifty small sums of early-paid
Money, by A. s. DEWEY.
Sept. q, 1858. daw
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KEEP COOL {;

n Summer Hats.
JUST RECEIVED, the EVERETT and CRIrrEEDES
Hat also the Bengal Plaid, which will recon-
mend themselves.
Also, large stock of every desirable style on
hand, and for sale at a small advance from cost,
by n. ALLEN & CO.
.ruur div
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cHlrrENDEN COUNTY coUnT.

WEDNESDAY, sept. G2d
Tho September Term OF this Court commenced
is Session yesterday.
Prosent,-llon. Milo l.. BENNETT Chief Judge
Hon stephen S5Ayie' Asst Jud,,a
" u. II. Onion, "S' u 'u's''
Fifty-two cases stand for Trial ON the Jury Cal
endar, and forty-seven the Court Docket.
The case of II. B. Stacey vs. Vermont Central
haiIroad Co., was commenced yesterday =. NJ.
The Court directed ycrdic, for defendant on its
coming in this morning. Weston for plaintiff
Chitteuden, Edmunds, for defendant.
j e. liickok vs. Geo. L. Lyman, was tried this
forenoon. Verdict for plaintiff. Hard French
for plaintiff, Elmpnds for defendant.
Ine case of Marion Ward vs.. e. L. Whitney, is
now on trial This is an action of assumpst on u
proinissory note; defence usury. II. Adams for
pldiutf Smith and Elmunds for defendant
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SPECIAL NOTICES
WIRES & SHAW,
Attorneys and Councillors,


Burlington, vermont.
are also agents for the following frst-class
LIFE, FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE,
Companies and will take risks and make insurance
promptly on application at the Office, or by letter.
ENTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Connec.
XlLticut. Capital 81 100000.
HOME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital
l. 100000.
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE Co, Hart
ford Conn. Capital, 100000.
NJ ORTIZ ESTERN INSURANCE CO., Oswego,
1NNew York. Capital, Sl50,O00.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
co., Montpelier, VT Capital l,43o,OoO,
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
Work. Assets over 81 100000.
(tHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
OHartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900
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TIE GOLDEN .sNrnET.

d. 1AAPER MONTH can be cleared at cutting
dp W. and selling name putcs for marking
clothing
One hours practice will make you perfect mas
ter of the art. Price Of first class tools with ia
structions, all sent by express, $40. Material to
make plates of, and every thing connected with the
business furnished.
Do not fail to send for samples; which sent
free to all interested in making their own fortune.
Diploma awarded by the Vermont State 4 gri-
cultural Society for best Stencil Tools on exhb-
ton. a. J. FULLAN,
Springfield, Vt.
Sept. 18th, 1858 Wis 3m*
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DRs. TEIAyER AND CARPENTER
a RE ASSOCIATED in the Practice of Medi
~ cine and Surgery, and may be found when
aotprofesonally abscnt) at Orrhayers office, South
side of Court Square.
SAMUEL W. THAYER, JR. WALLER CARPENTER.
Burlington, VT July q, 1857. d&wtf.
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TO MERCHANTS
and School Teachers.
FE'liE undersigned would respectfully announces
Il to the purchasers of

fENliE undersigned would respectfully announces
T. to the purchasers Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
that he has now on hand, ready for the
F A L l. T r A D E,
full supply of all the popular School Books in
use in this section Of the country which are offer
cd at the lowest possible prices. His arrangements
are such with TIE leading
Publishers of School Books.
that he can furnish, in any quantity, as favor
bic terms as can be BOUGHT in any Of the cities.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly answered,
Z. A. FULLER,
Opposite Cancert Hall, 1873 Church ct.
Burlington, Vt, August, 1858. DIV
ARTIST : MATERIALS.
A COMPLETE I'D full assortment of Artists
N Materials - Ks Of Art, Studies Of the HUI
man Figure, Landscapes Fruits and Flowers, etc.
constantly on hand. Teachers and other urchas-
crs are respectfully invited to call order as will
best suit their convenience with tho assurance Of
satisfaction.
Remember the place, 1873 Church street, oppo-
site Concert Hall Z. A. FULLER.
Aug. q. d6wtf.
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JUST RECEIVED
At W. W. PARTRIDGE'S
" U s c ST 0 r E,
Over $50 Pieces of Music,

DDA nsaaar 90 tE.,,sa
over I0V PIeCeS SI MNSic,
among "hl'h are inc io'io"lha pieces u
NEW Music. viz:
gong--Rosabel the Iilv of the Sea. Roote.
- Cara Bell. W. Williams.
% Widows Choice H. Marshall.
Z" Ilonr for thee, Mother, W. Williams.
Saw We not nv boupv Lass. J. W. Turner.
Dear Mother. wake from
thy slumber, homer'
" LORNA, J. p. Webster.
" Come into the Garden, Maud, NJ. W. Bali
n rise IRON . aisau n p ~ " Froo,no,
Song and s..,..r,...n II = p,,,,nd.
Chorus,
Suai' " i'' - W VI A''o L. Marshall
''
iiTOEo iNh 'iHNo'
Les Adieux, Schiller.
Souvenir dc Venice Nalse, A. Herzberg.
Maurcia Clio cosa, +. Hitler.
La Ruisseau Nalse Etude, Moilenhaupt'
| Souvenirs dc KieF Mazurka, Shulhoif
Murcia Scherzosa. Hitler.
| Lie Bonheur Polka Mazurka, On. D. Albert.
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Making per cent. for the
year ending August 1858. Said por contagc to be
cast upon the original amount Of tho premium note,
without reference to any endorsement; and to be
paid to the Treasurer at his Office in Montpclicr,
on or before the 2Oth day of October, 1888.
Members Of the Company will find in the hands
of the Representatives elect to the Legislature,
schedule showing the amount of assessment due
from each respectivcly and they particularly
desired to that the money for their assessments
is forwarded to the office in October. The assess
ments must be paid when due little attention
to this tho part of the Members of the Company,
will save them expense and trouble.
j. 7. THURSTON, Treasurer.
INSURANCE OFFICE,
Montpelier, Sept. /, 1853. w13w3
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Gents Furnishing Goods,

well selected and adapted for the season, which
season.
In addition to the above we have inc a.sort-
ment of Broadcloths Docskins, Cashmere, Vest
ings, Marseilles, and Linens of all descriptions
which prepared to make up to order in the
latest styles at short notice.
- BOYS CLOTHING
our stock exceeds anything ever before shown in
this market.
To convince the public that Turk has good n
disposition rs ever to sell Goods cheaper than
before known in history, he would extend gem
cral invitation to all CASH customers, the Cash
system will be strictly adhered to. Call and see
and obliec,
Respectfully,
b. TURK.
BurlingtUu, .uuy 81, 1905. d&wtf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-22
Miami school Exhibition.

We had the pleasure of attending the Exhi-
biton, given by the Miami Schools, on Monday
night. Tne Court House was well filled with
spectators, but the polite attentions of the Board
OF Education, anu the vigilance of officers, sue
ceeded in preserving good order, and most of the
speakers could be distinctly heard in any part
of the large room. The sch, lars acquitted them
selvescrediaby Their enunciation was clear, their
rhetoric excellent, and their behavior worthy of
imitation. 1t would not be just to discriminate
where all are equally entitled to credit. At the
conclusion of the regular exercises. the young
ladies connected with the school presented their
Principal D. R. Austin, with fine Robe, ac-
companied by an appropriate address, which was
feelingly and eloquently responded to by Mr.. A.
We understand that Mr.. Austin's connection
with the Miami Schools closes with this term,
it being his design to enter upon the practice OF
Law. We hope his place may be supplied by
one who is worthy to be his successor.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-22

UrILirY OF NEwsPAPERs.--Formerly when
newspapers were scarce and everything else was
plenty they were only used for the single purpose
OF spreading knowledge. But siuce they have
become very numerous aud cheap, the economical
have not been slow to invent use for them after
the news has been sifled from their columns
They were first used by mil!iners and clOthers for
patterns and wrapping paper Some used them
for kindling dres. Then tLey were converted into
bed clothes and the editors have not yet ceased to
harp upon the double induoement thus held out
to the public to patrOnize the press. But the
latest Improvement has been invented by some OF
the bellies OF this county, who throw them across
cord, which is fastened about the waist, and the
papers thus "create hustle" and give grace to
the figure without being burthensone to the fair
wearers
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-22

1s- The religious enthusiasm Of our people is
now fairly aroused. Modes of bal tism are dis
cussed on our streets by persons who were sup
posed to have no interest in the subject, with
much zeal and apparent sincerity Last Sab
bath Rev. M. Richardson, of the NJ Z. Caurch,
preached two able sermons on the subject of
baptism-one on infant baptism and the other
on the mode Of administering the ordinance.-
The Baptist and Presbyterian ministers with
drew their afternoon appointments to give their
congregations an opportunity to hear the frst
Of the two sermons.
After the morning service in the M. Z.
Church, three persons mere immersed.
In the evening, after preaching, one person
was baptised in the Baptist church.
The Baptist prJtracted meeting is still kept
up, and we understand that the ordinance Of
baptism will be administered next Sabbath
evening.
The morning prayer meetings at Nv. Chap
pells Office, are held as usual, opening punctual.
ly at seven aud closing at eight o'clock.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-22
SPRING MEDICINE.
GET THE PUREsT.

GET The PUNEST, =
GET THE CHEAPEST,
GET THE MOST EFFICACIOUS.
In short get the best, which DIR. Robaeks SCAN
DINAVIAN BLOOD PUKFIER and BLOOD PILLS. These
wonderful medicines entirely vegetable, leave
bad effects and cannot by any possibility injure the
most delicate constitution Never gsod Spring
Medicine 30 necessary now, tor in addition to the
skin diseases and derangsd Stomach and Liver which
every Winter produces. il is most evident all who
are accustomed 10 note the powerful influence for
good or i'll that the mind has upon the body that the
anxiety Of mind caused by ths widespread money
troubles, has injured ths health of almost every
Then cleanse, strengthen and purify your system with
the Scandinavian Remedies, and you will probably
yourself from illness the coming summer
-Sse advertisment,