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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
Thirty Fifth Congress-First Session

Washington, April /.
SENATE.-Nothing of interest transpired
up to o'clock.
HoUsE-The galleries of the House were
denscly crowded to-day. and great anxiety
was evinced respecting Legislative move
mcnts on the Kansas bill. The members
assembled earlier than usual, and before
the Honse was called to order were engag-
ed in conversation in groups in various
parts of the hall, relative to the great ques-
ton soon to be acted upon by them.
Mr. Stephens would not now discuss the
bill. having heard that substitute was to
be submitted.
He gave away to Mr.. Montgomery, of
Pa, who offered the Crittenden subsi-
tute. as amended by the Anti-Lecomp;on
Democratic Conference, proposing to adj
nit Kansas into the Union, and refer the
Lecompion Con stilutiOn to vote Of the
people; in the event of its negation by them
convention to be called to form a new
constitution. 1t also allows one member
ofthe House of Representatives until the
next federal census.
Mr.. Montgomery said he had no remarks
to make; the substitute was its best inter
prefer. He had furnished copies to some
members, and was ready to supply the
press
Mr.. Quitman, of Mississippi, offered a
substitute. which is the same as the Senate
bill, with the omission Of the decaratory
clause that the people shall have the right
at all times to alter or amend the Constiiu-
ton in such manner as they think prop
err, &c.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall wished to a.
mend the original Senate bill by striking
out the same clause which was proposed to
be omitted in Mr. Quitman's substitute.
Mr.. Stephens refused to yield the floor
for that purpose, and demanded the previ-
Gus question.
Mr.. Marshall wanted Mr.. Stephens re.
fusal to be borne in mind; and entered on
] the record.
The question was taken on the adoption
of Mr.. Quitman.s substitute, which was
negatived. yeas 70 nays 50.
Mr.. Montgomery substitute was then
adopted, yeas 100 nays ll2
Not voiing--Samuel Carothers. No, J
L. Orr. S. c. Speaker.
The vote on this passage of the bill as
amended by Mr.. Montgomery S substitute,
is precisely similar to the above.
The announcement ofthe result was greet
ed with applause from the gentleman's gal
/ lery.
Mr.. Keitt moved that the gallery be clear
ed, and insisted upon the enforcement OF
the rule.
Much confusion ensued
The Speaker reminded the applauders
that they were not in the gallery of q thea
ire. and said thai if the indecorum was re-
,,scted, the Galleries should be cleared.
A member--Excep. ihe ladies'
Alphabetically
The House then proceeded to voc on the
Senate bill as amended by Mr.. Montgom-
ery's substitute Yeas 100, nays lie.
The House Immediately adjourned.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
Teachers Association.

The Northern Indiana Teachers lnsti
tute will hold its next session at South
Bend commencing on Monday =. NJ
April 26. and closing on Friday of the
same week Let the Teachers of Northern
Indiana attend. Ample provisions will bc
made for the free entertainment Of Teacher.
from abroad.
Let all come and enjoy this happy re-
union Of Teachers.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Papers of the North please copy.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
DALM Thousand Flowers, at
ID (junIS-3l) BROOKE 4 BROS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The undersigned administrators of the estate of
SOoy Belangee late of Marshall County, Indiana
deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises of the deceased, Saturday, the lst
day of May, 1855, all the personal property of said
estate not taken by the widow coIsPting of hors-
es, cattle hogs, farming utensils wheat III the
ground household and kitchen furniture, &c, &c
Terms of Sale:-On all sums over SO 90 cred
il of nine months will be given by the purchaser
giving his note with approved security walving val
amount will be required in hand
aprl-2O1. JAMES HAZLETON, Admir-.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
TO NON-RESIDENTS

Tae undersigned, with the county Surveyor,
will, on the 18th day of April, 1855, at ten
O'Clock IN on said day, proceed to survey and To-
cate the corners of his land in section 80,
township . north of range , east. in Marshall
county, lnsana-to meet on the premises and con
tinue from day 20 day until all is SURVEYED.
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned. and defray, or provide
for defravng their portion of the expenses of said
survey, will be returned to the county Auditor, and
such delinquencles placed on the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law
mari lob JAMES SNYDER
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
TURKEY.
Hartford Conn. Anril c.

I1artloru COhn, Aprll D.
Buckingham, the Republican candidate
for Governor, is elected by from 5000 to
5000 majority over Pratt. Democrat
Thas far he Republicans have fifty five
and the Democrats thirty FIVE Representa-
alives in the House. The Republicans
gain two to four Senator'S. and are sure OF
both houses by large majority.
Cincinnati, April 6.
The municipal election yesterday result
ed in the election of the entire Anti-Le-
compton ticket by majorities varying from
1900 to $500; 9 out of II councilmen
Adrian, Mich, April 6.
The municipal election yesterday result
ted III the election Of Democratic Mayor,
Street Commissioner, and two out of four
aldermen. A Republican Magistrate, Treas
urer, Recorder an Marshal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
M(arsball GOuntD DcmOtrat

Official paper of Marshall County, and having the
largest circulation of any paper published IN the
county, is THE paper for those wishing to advertise
JOBS of all kinds executed in a BETTER STYLE
and on as reasonable terms as at any other office in
Northern Indiana.
Thore having anything in the line Of Printing to
be done, Will find it greatly to their interest call
at the Democrat office and examine specimens be.
fore going elsewhere, we are confident that our
work and prices cannot fail to please. All com
muncations should be addressed to
MCDONALD s. BRO, Proprie tors
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
.ST1T'E or /NDI1N1.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS.

In Marshall Circuit Court. August Term. 1883.
Amelia Bigley, and Edward Biglcy, l
Alfred Fisher, Orange Fisher, Nan
c. Cowan, Joseph CowaD Mary Ann
Wallock, Susannah Hay, David Hay
adults. and William Peoples George
Pceples and John Peoples minors.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, bv c.
Ii. Reeve, their attorney, have filed in my Office
their complaint, and it appearing by affidavit that
Orange Fisher. ono of the defendants, is non
resident of the State of Indiana; he is therefore
notified of the fling and tendency of said com
plaint and that the same will be heard at the next
term of the Marshall Circuit Court, tn bc holden
at the court house n Plymouth on the second Mon
day of August, 1893, and unless he appear, plead.
answer or dcmur thereto, the same will be heard
and determined in his absence.
ATTEST: n. II. PACKARD, Clerk
aDrl 1873 Marshall Circuit
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

ES~"The South Bend Forum is issued
now semi weekly and weekly. We hope
the Forum Is prospecting pecuniarily. and
that 1t will continue to grow in knowledge
and truth until the scales fall entirely off
its eyes. Ii has made step in the right di-
rection. and we are not entirely without
hope of its ultimate redemption. As
strange things as that are occurring daily.
Who wonld have dared to prophecy four
or five months ago that so many Demo
Gratis would at this time be shedding such
copious showers of tears over bleeding
Kansas?
The Forum claims that its weekly issue
is the largest paper in Norhern Indiana.
If so il must be more than twice the size
of its semiweekly.--NarshoH County
Democrats"
We would inform friend Draper that the
above never appeared in our columns; and
if, for tn. future, he wishes to credit any
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

bastard slips to us, let them be a little more
respectable than the above, and from lit
tie more respectable source.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
/ DMlNIsTRAToR's NoTICE-No,ico !.

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice is
~ hereby given that the undersigned has take 4
out letters of administration on the estate of
Washington Smith, late of Marshall county, Indi
ana. deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate, are notified to file them, duly arthenti
Gated, for settlement; and those indebted to said
estate. are requested Ia make immediate nayment
The estate is supposed to be solvent
JAMES Z. EDW ARDS, Admir-.
mares 22t3SI
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
The Election.

In tho absence Of the editor, the "Dem-
oerat' boys are happy to announce to the
world The success Of the entire Democratic
ticket in Center township. The opposition,
animated by a hop. (alas, how vain!) of
success, marshaled their forces, but il was
ono GO" There were about 4l5 votes
po,lcd. Of which The following is an Off
cial statement.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08


In M1sslaN Crout Conrt, August term, 1858.
t, ans r. Caolel.
John Y arvell aud
Elisha :. Wadsworth,
John c;brath, NoinpiS''
Ani Gjlhraith.
Arthur :. Ducat, and
Edward lIaw lev.
The plaintiffs N the above entitled cause, bv c.
H. Reeve, their attorney, have filed in my office
their complaint, and Il appearing 10y affidavit that
the defendants, john Gilbraith, Anna Gilbraith.
Arthur :. Ducat ami Edward Hnwlcy, are non res
idents OF the state ot Inliana they are therefore
notified OF the 6hne and pcndency of said COM
paint tlrt 10, Same vii hc heard at the next term
of the Mushatl crrcult court, to be holden at the
court house in Plymouth. on the second Monday of
August lsoN and unless they appear, plead, an
swer or dcmur thereto. the same will be heard and
determined in their absence
ATTEST: y. II. PACKARD, Clerk
Marshall circuit court.
c. III. REEVE. atty. for plhs.
mari : | 1872 30
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
NOTICE.

The regular meetings of the Board of Trustees
OF Center township, will be held on the first Sat
urd ~ IN each month"; at the cour. house in Plym.
outh- VIM. J. BURNS Clerk
nav, 81 -25lv
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

Brown wants 10 know If there is not a
little irony in Commodore Paulding's let
ter to Gen. Walker, commanding him to
surrender and then subscribing himself
"your obedient servant" Brown is i'm
pertinent. and shouldn't be answered
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
Foreign News by the Indian,
New York, April 6.

The Duke of Malakoff, Pelissie., sue
ceeds Count Persigny as Ambassador in
England.
A new division of gun-boats is fitting
out ~ France for China.
Affairs throug 'n:"oul France continue great
ly depressed. The railway receipts Tor the
week were worse than they nsd ever bee@.
The goods trains had absolutely nothing &c
carry.
The municipal Commission of Paris has
resolved on commencing the public works
on large scale, so as to give employmen mt
to the operatives.
The Daily News correspondent says it
was rumored that Count de Chamborg had
resolved to abdicate all his right and claim
in favor of Count de Paris.
SWITZERLAND.
The affair Of the refugees is nearly ter
minated, it is proposed to the Federal coun
Gil to give fixed residence in the interior.
and to expel II persons.
RUSSIA.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburgh says,
Russia is watching with great interest tha
relations of France and England.
The Russian navy is to be manned fully,
and ship building increased.
Russia has no intention Of accepting
English and French Consuls at the Black
Sea.
All suspicious vessels on the Circasian
coast will be seized.
TURKEY.
The Alexandria correspondent Of the
London Times says:
Mr.. DeLeon, the u. S. Consul at that
place has returned from the mission he un-
dertook to Syria. in consequence Of the
outrage on the missionary near Jaifa
The Turkish authorities had yielded to
the indignant remonstrance of Mr.. Dele
on and arrested four of the parties to the
outrage. and they had all been convicted,
and were lying in irons awaiting confrma
ton Of their sentence from the authorities
at Constantinople.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

WoMAN-An article Manufactured by
mlliners and dressmakers,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
Hast of Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Plymouth,
IL on the. LIST day of April, 1865. Persons
calling for letters will please say advertised, ~
and name date of list.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

Losses eqaitauy adjusted d promptly Po'd'
Policies issued without delay by.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

JERCIIANTS supplied with 'r - '1lIisS con
WI kinds, on as favorable u Ier Any MARKET. Al
sidered. as can b., lnnn,,ri@h 6y2it
- ctt.I llll ulsl'dtA"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08
Paper Hangers, &C.,

SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

N Cigars, ETC., kept constantly On hand. =
trade supplied at the lowest Wholesale 49,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

ispatca S...y asp aiv s' s - 4, mot
the most dull work The consequence y; tney 90 ~"
= =. tl,;nar a they about
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

Tic M s1tH-tt
ION, il was one of the most
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES


"a the whole Continent Of America.
Never Before their introduction could any Sc
res Of popular remedies be found that equal 10
any emergency that We're always 10 be relied and
were within reach Of the poorest persons.
Never BEFORE the Grafenberg Pills, could you
obtain for 25c "A certain remedy for Bilious Diseases
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia ,COstveness and Asthma
Never Refore TINS Fsver and Ague remedy
could anything be found that cured ali cases OF Chls
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment
was there 20 be found, for 2Jc. any immediate cure
Tor Burns, Bruises, Cuts, old Sores, ETysipeas and
lntammations, either external or internal
Never Before MarshaIes Uterine Ca
tholicon was Failing OF the Womb, and other
Uterine diseases found 10 be durable Now ten
out OF twelve cured by this medicine.
ss- II any physician supposcs that this is merely
quack remedy We would reply, that II Is prepared
by Dr. Pomeroy, Of Utica wealthy and old phsy ican
Of the Alopathic schUoi-that We viii furnish any
putsbe phisician any quantity Of IL grauitously to
test us merits on his patients; aud furthermore, by
writing 10 DrPomeroy, lac can be furnished with lis
component parts II is the greatest blessing the
femal sex that the science OF medicine has discovered
Never Before the Grefeuberg Dysentary Sy.
rup, WAS there certain remedy Tor Bloody Flux 10y
sentery llArTda or Choera-now all can be cured la
Never Refore the Introduction Of the Children IS
Panacca, could mother feel abe life OF her babe safe
for a day, while under i've years Of age. Youthful
diseases and strong medicines carried them ofl-nOw
this medicine them. after teh doctor and
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless. Price
only soc.
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular
as the Health bitter that costs 25c. Why should the
world suffer from dyspepsia Bilious diseases
while this simple medicine can, at ali times, prevent
hg
Never Before was any preparation OF sarsA
paTiia 80 powerful as that compounded by the Gre
feuberg Co
Never Before has the Consumptive's Balm
found III equal. How many the ia life and
health, who would, ere this, have entered Death Z
dark portal, II they hAd been recommended u
use this In preference 90 many nostrums that are
loudly vauntedf
Never Before were Piles and kindred diseases
certain Of cure. We have certificates OF persons
trcly recovered after Dr Motto aud other great ply
sicAns had asserted thai nothing but the knife could
afford relief.
Never Before could indamed eyes and weak
of sight be cured for twenty nve cents. The Eye
Lotion does Il.
Never Before any Book published that
cOntlins as much medical knowledge the Graeien,
berg Manual Of Health, for twenty Ave cents. Il
ought to be IN every family In the land.
Never Before hasany Almanac been published
valuable as the Health Almanac. IL Is furnished
gratuitoGsly by all Druggists, and by
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
oct2l-u IA College street, Nashville.
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Copper

m SHEETS IS posnd Copper.
10 49,
10 40
ssvs b DicxEY
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h.
H. n. h'-kadWay's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick o. nervous; Rheumatism, Par
alysls, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
acne, Small PoG, Feyers, Swollen Joints,
klVpey Complaints Scarlet Fever, Pains a.
round the Liver, Peurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains OF all kinds. Railways Rea-
dy Relief will, in few minutes change the
mlseries you suffer 10 joys of pleasure.
n h-IsadWay' RenOvatng ReSolven for the cure
OF chronic diseases-such as SCrofulous and
Syphihtic Complaints, ,Cousumptive and 9TH
er affections OF the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enlargcments OF parts Eruptve
and other diseases OF the skin, Nodes Tu.
mors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state OF the
Blood.
X K R.-RadWay's Regulators will cure. effectively
and speedily, Costiveness, Indigestion, In
Examination of the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases OF the Heart and kiG-
ueys, Female Complaints, Small POx, Fevers,
Measles, &C Whenever the systcm is out
OF order. a dose Of Railways Regulators will
restore It 10 regularity No female should
be without them.
r. r. Remedies are soldby Druggists everywhere.
martn-lVdAv RAILWAY n 90
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rINHE SToREKOOM oa Broad stre,'t, one dear froEn
IL lie cofEeT u frVlat street. ngs Bccapied 6y X
l. wHAEtk1. fusscssiOn D. lad iraucdL-tely Il
desinrd % % lie lss % JAna.ry n~xL Apply 70
A ". JOti%1OS, ~
noviR-lm fEHkR. WHALES 4 %
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uone Again.

IN. I.AEENO N ~ urslFrs 70 tnIofm tls
M lrtcns a1Ia the istic generally thai he has
t,sfa.sa gfO. bs AoFther tggF ana - rs4y opoa
tbs lali c4miaists.
kally posted ali recest improvements in Phato-
eraral AAalpaiaIlou-reiy ing, heFctufore, soiey
aDln fAs VI MS pctaEe=, and detefminec 20
sa,.rs no saorl ~ please he confidently axites thoze
s.ho have ucseF gigeH ANA . taif uRll, h sia
sdies wtll n1d uls PFvsrnt rooms the most
niently aud Ple4sAnuy located o. Anysin the CiIy
cAsCry sIEssi, oe<EoS of taso1- ssps@l-s
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JusT WHAT EVERY PirILY WIyTS.

A GOOD cheap Sewing Machine. Prace oaly ses
n q 80 These Mscbines need only be knoxn 10
insare them paaoe m almost every family. To ap-
precAate yvu aauNl examine and them. thafe-
fore All who want sood chcap nssuig Msctuaos or
Coouty Rights for the sale of the eetGlelou a
raymond FAMILY Sewing Mach la ..
uit sAse cAtl "a tise ulidersigneu ~ho &c ase
fsF Aiddlo A1d v uzt Ienncssee. kooms over b.
s7st,s aas'e siors, CHiaa street, bst-ssR COisxs
and Clssrry slfccts-
>. b<-ti-rlAcuiar stsrntl0n p4ic 10 repairing all
kinGs e~slag hAc1lbes ~ an expsrieneed han q
TsrnE c-sh.
y. FtfaING's ss~ins AAeAias Dspos. q
S4shTils, Isan-, ssptl-.if4SSly M
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SAM. VANLEER - CO.,
NOTICE.
S T o r A G. E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

rINEF undersigned have taken the large NAfehcuse
. 4 rxx..tfy rrecte.l, running thfOuga fFOtn Market
~ COLLEGE street AID amply pFslarrd 20 store Sn
favarale terms, all artolVs til4t sa4y cosirfrd
The attention. Of mere aAts IA 1'n eas = SStSc.@h
Zee rck salt and Asassksi and to The tact tn.t ~
sraucc aealBsa Efe he ootalned on goo1s stored
win Us oa n5est ga yofsbie terms :
We vla also keep constant supply Of hAlkb HAY
and CoKS Ia tsaeks which nil nv sid on NEST TeAs
enable terms. A share of public pAlEOnass q To-
slesuuly solicited. ,,,,. -.
poYss-ly u =. EA34Sa vi
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MeLean'S Volcanic Oil Linimeut |!
THE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast,
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by n
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.

T1,,'r,-s 49, !. ~ htSlLtE ESi
on Tenth street, had horrible running sore ON
foot lie r'ed various Lniments salVes sc
could do IL no good. He despalred Of ever being ab
10 "ork al hls trade again because he could NOT be
any weight on has foot aud by one bottle of Mclean
volcanic lAhiment, he rs now perfectly cured
hheulhAush, PARALYSIS, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprain
Sllnness IA the Joints Muscles Sore Throat Svxa
tngs, har-aehe or Iooth-ache, Wounds Fresh Cut
sores, Burns, seads, Pains Sc. yield 10 the magic
influence oil This wonderful lAnlnont.
For Horses and Cattle IL Is AN inlallible remedy
ChAles, Sals, Scratches, Cracked Heels lAinene
spawn Ssoeny1 Splint, Sstuia Bruises Swellin
wounds, Katie snase Bites, and various other dso
es which animals are liable W from injuries or AeoS
livery Osaniry Merchant should obtain a supply
hcleAn'S Volcanic oil Liniuent II sells ran,aiy'
cause u Always cures.
liberal discount Will be made TO merchanta ~
/ buy 10 sell again.
pb- Dor sale by J. II. MCLEAN Proprietor, corn
oi IhTd ana Pine streets, st. Louis, Missouri; also
NSAle as ADoFe aplS-dtwAWly
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Chfldreu,s RiSeaSes

Rddtodys RenOudfiaq Rssolnant should be hailed as
pressing by every mother, throughout the land hose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c. These
oteakmes out (thus early) are evidence of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses the
ehoudtt'g hesoUeHi will eradicate every yestge Of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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ConstitutfonaI Diseases.

Many diseases that aiiict humanity inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF sickly sires
Scroiula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common OF constitutional diseases. Now we
care not how many generations the seeds Of these dis
eases may have been established in the system. cor
ruptng the blood-RGdiodyS Re7lOpaisg ReS0Udnf will
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every part-
Gle OF diseased deposits, and I'LL the veins with new
pure and healthy blood
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NEW SERIES-NO. 951.
MfDiral.
r r r

HEALTH will in al cases, follow the use Of Racs
II ways r. R. Remedies There are none so sici
or diseased, so weak, feeble crippled with pain
ihhrmities but that Railways Ready Relief Renovsis
ing Resolvent or Regulators the OF the dis
ease or sickness may require, viii quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief
Radway Renovatng Resolvent Railway Regulatorsi
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain diseases Yet there are other diseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
reqnlred and when thus used If there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
tain their action, the patient viii live and be restored
to health.