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vantage Maze 2bStsSiGseSi rsssaidh @ssasS sos
llittip bya peyfeotsy stem of 4fsdeaf IaSaiatics
s oorss sS nssss r he Ss
Tive and radical oure of ali disc ans Of the
Jhronf, Lungs, and Iir. Passages. By Inhalas
tion. the vapor and curative properties OF
medicines are directly addressed Ia tho dis.
o.sed organs and !he iniegrnent ! DO not
Kind, 10 the exclusion of general frsofraent; and
although consider u a useful adjuyant 10 the
proper management orthose fearful and omen
fstsl Diseases, yettI deomit very ,necessuy.
that each patient should haye the beneht q
ri my, restment in the above diseases, and tbs
high character OF the Institution over which
have go long had the honor TO preside, are too
well known TO need any eulogy or ooniment
from us. At the solicitation OF many private
and professional friends, through whose phi.
lanthrppic aid tho ajove charity y has been long
and literally supported, and after duo GQnsid;,
tratknI have concluded 10 make such ar
rangemepts rs will bring the benefits NJ my
experience and treatment within the reach of
all, ana not cOnnne n1NSeI, HS HerHtHoIcs W
those oply, xllp epteEed " stAssla lakInary csr who
were able 70 visit me at my ONCE. Hoping
therefore. that be.Trrtngement witgive en-
tiro satisfaction, both tarny prOfessi6pa breth
ron and the public, would respectfully an
nounce in conclusion. that ! ran notp be consult
ed personay or by ifier. obali Diseases as above.
and that the medicines the same rs used In
the Institution, prepared to snit each indiyid.
ual case, iihaiiqg Papwf. Mfdicqi LnheIeys,
&C., 9tia a~pl bc Forwarded by sIpfsy q any
part of t'ielUnited Stntes or CanadaG' terms:
Nv terms Of treatment by letter are rs follows,
via: fl2 per month for each patient, which will
include medicine sufficient for one months use;
also, inhaling yapor. and ai mhaling Appara.
tus. Payment rs follows: 81 to he paid 70 Ex.
press Agent on receipt of the box of Medicine,
and the balance 81 at the expiration Of the
month, II the patient be cured ur Is entirely
satisfied With uie treatment. Patients. by civ.
ing full history ct their case and their symp.
toms IN full, can be treated as well by letter
as by personal examination. Patients availing
themselves OF DR.. Jarreu'S treatment may re.
ly upon immediate. and permanent relief, as he
seldom has 10 treat "A case over thirty days
Letters for advice promptly answered. For
further particulars address
JAMES NJ. JARRETT, MD.
No. $50 Broadway, cor. Twelfth ST., New York.
p. - Physicians and others visiting the
city are respectfully invited to call at the In.
frmary, where many interesting cases can bel
witnessed. and where our improred dppdrdi,ts
Tor the inhalation oI medicated vapor can bt|
seen and inspected. tAug. !, lsjS.-6m
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THERE is nothing worth having
that is not difficult. My life, and, |
suppose, the lie of every man who
has worked with hand or head, has
been one long contest with difficul,
ties, and none Of us would be the
men we now are, II we had tamely
allowed difficulties to conquer us.
10. Il Sir Il. But,cer Lyiton.
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Il tell you, Susan, that ] will com
init suicide, il you won't have me-
well Thomas, as soon as you have
given me that proof of your sfec-
tion, | will believe that you love me.
The man who makes a d character, makes foes.
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WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton co, #.
Nav Ia, 1857.

Mr.. II. B. .Kingsley--Sir: have been sell
ing the medicines If the GrafIenl erg Com
pany for The last ten years, and have lnvali-
ably found themto give good satlsiactio ion;
and the Pills j have sold to a great man !
families as regularly as their tea and coffee,
and with my.trnde they have become sta
pie article. Marshnlps Uterine Cotholcon
is a medicine that has done n great smoun,
of good in female diseases. One lady sold
IL TO, told me that she had received more
good from one bottle than she did from a
long coulse OF medical Treatment by the
most skilllul physicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON.
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A GREENponN.--A countryman once
happened TO stray from his native vii
lago into a sea port town. where he
saw ship on the stocks. Climbing
Up the ladder on the side OF the vessel
he exclaimed; "Hullo you make EN-
holl1r, don't ouH"
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SORROWS grow less and less every
time they are told, just like the age
Of woman lfthis be true, we al
wise women to tell their sorrows in
stead of their ages.
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V'HE undersigned has opened a BUTCHER
Il SHOP, In Hyatt's Bulldog, nearly opposite
the Court House, where he always keeps
on hand an excelent quality of FRESH MEAT.
He would respectfully invite his former Q VS.
test his ability to accommodate then, to Give
him call. DO they Wish s2fS 'sfslks, be has
the very article 70 suit their tass- nno they
S.y S.s Il ss .S.ss S 4 sSs b.
XprIla. l6Ss,,Dl'I giit bcuuAl KARA p,
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He who pays more attention to
his hat than his head, shows which
is most priced. .-
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PITy often expresses itself in words
often relieves itself by a look. -
Charity asserts itself in gifts. A
man may be full Of pity, and yet ex.
tremely empty-hsnded.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-12

why, my dear sir, are you always
gazing at the sunsetsP just he.
cause they are the only golden pros.
poets | ever have before me- ...
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A man was walking quickly down
the street, the other day, when lie
was suddenly struck by a thought
and knocked over into the gutter.
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Il swept farther and farther away, she
exclaimed
--~Ptwrv,my-o -oidmswfmSyFTyuxJ
+tss! there! see. he kasfs Wall NE
continued, sitting back In hsrsea, egsinl
I'm glad ont! it's way sbesn,, Man
my, you'll get left! oil my life long,
aid.now he's gone and got left, and I'm
gisf, ont!'o ''~' '-'l ,,,,... 4 U',,' ~ u.
Her candid reflection on the accident,
and the evident satisfaction she lclt in
the- fact that II was the old man. and
not herself, that was left, wes greeted
with a round Of applause. Not few
Of the ladies in the car were delighted
that il was the old man, and not the
woman, who had made the blunder,
and "gone and got left" ~,
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He who can do all he wishes rare.
ly does what he ought to do.
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BRIRERY-Offerin you q pair Of
lips--for a kiss. Justifisble Cor
ruption--Taking the bribc.
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E16a SAEr. -sTos andorsiS Sned, s51iouT /,

Ey6R sAhH.- -4Tbs undersigned, anxious 70
~ dispose q fhisyslsas,s properly oaoss 4
e. sss s:sx sasy 81 sssa
state Of cultivation, we'll wsssrsd, sad AsSirs
sS. On Il Sssst variety 9i choice !sitas on
pei, running two, ps.rs Of Pfsnoh bars, ,ishd
as Ss. SSs:. sSS a
|ppdsou1 lNp6 spbstaptisl,r This fEmiis alta.
Fiadis 80, sss SssS ssi y sAsa aSa ssg e,
and @,l's f'ST Asli6g SesSs v;Iy q go
'sspts.bss sIssss tSS!Sf5A"8 spssni
- .dii. oh lnnuAo vN Lue .noiA.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-12

WEALTH makes man proud when
he has little else to be proud about.
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ToHsrezcFaynE FsySfh s AaSl Ssdst.
~ s,gmd nas been appointed and Qualifsd as
Admipsrstor on the estate OF John Nichols,
~ sSs q hoaSsi s sSiiyH Sf
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J1Eii.ra oF hIE'uCAN WOMEN
4. From ths Neg York Doiiy Neps-( Editor.
td). I'VE desire 10 call attention toa letter
from Dr Joshua +. Bridge, on The Health of
American Women In another column. He
! treats the subject IN an able nilniler. aud his
skill and medical judgment may be relied up.
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From N, hIbnny Morning Erpre,,

''MarSlallS Uterine Catholicon has proved
To bc FULLY rs valuable as Il Is chained to be in
many severe tests made by medical gentle
mon and others. DIR. Bridge is regular ply
slcian Of very fine attlinments, and man
Of great Judgment and discrimination. judi
cious and highly successful practitioner IN all
Diseases. especially those of women and child
ren. Prom Physicians.
"Marshalfs CteI inc CatholicOn will certainly
cure all the diseases for which II is recon-.
mrndCd."
'1hcrc Is no medicine like II in this country
.''ln the worst cases have ever mot vii lh,
MarshaiI's, Uterine Catholicon Is a certain ant
MAESmslI.s UTERINE cATHoLIGON
l. unhu hustatngly offered as n, reliable remedy
iur NIL th"se complaints to which every woman
II liable. and which gradually Affect the mind
as well rs the body, So that TO think. talk or
work becomes alike n source oil suffering, II
not impossibihty. Among the complaints for
which the CathOlicOn Is N remedy nrc Falling
ol the Womb, Whites, Suppressed, Irregular
or Painful Monstrnaton, Boating Inilamma-
tiunS. aud Diseases OF the Kidneys or Urinary
'O.ganS. Rctention or lncontinence Of Urine,
Heartburn, Cus,ivoncss, Ncrvnusncss, Faint
ings, palihtatons,. Cramps, Disturbed sleep,
ami all troubles, organic or sympathetic, con-
Injected with the utprinc organs
Ladies who 0Hrcdtroullod With any of the
Above symptoms, or with spine, liver ur lung
comllainta, are invited 10 address Dr. BRIDGE
with full confidence that they viii fnd relict.
lMarshalrs Uterine Calholicon is not \ luack
medicine, but lis ngro dents have boon mada
known tn the Medical Colleges, and they arr
at the service OF any respectable physician IN
tho country.
The r,icr Of MiRSHdLL'S UTERINE
CdTHOLICON is one dollar and hdlf pc, sin
gle bottle.
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A. LANGw0RTHY, Findlay;
GLBERT, FAIL & SON, Vanlue;
l z5Sfyly lscchSa 10 Ss'TJ HN "
D. PEfE@ h B0N, Arcadia;
BON HOOK, West Independence;
Tae1t5SSi; L; IttsSS; sHs,9 ssSsas ssiaaxaaSos sioad
nnENSDEaSON ~ NiHa son, Mount Blanchard;
and by Drasgisp add n k9rchant1 ksnefsNu |
June IL (Feb.ls, Jan. ~ fS5S.-lv.
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DISEASE ORIGINATE

TNOEs DISEASE ORIGINATE
IL .. IN IAPURITY OF THE ROODs
This is question ~ vital Importance, and
one which has mover been satisfactorily dis
posed of by the professors who teach the heal
ing art. Some maintain-and especially the
old school Physicians-that life lives In the
blood and therefore all disc ases originate I'm
it--but modern science AYERS that allmeni >
have their origination In both the solids and
Auids of the body. That the latter preponder.
ate. however, Is fixed fact, that medical
skill has clearly demonstrated that at least two
thirds Of the Ills that human flesh is heir TO,
have their source in an .' .. . ..
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coop FOR MAN AND BEAST.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

Every purchaser Of dollar bottle Of the hkcIn
MENT receives, at NJ. bags esPsnss, %s vN n
STATES JOURNAL, OF Nov YORK, iot Cns yes... -. -.
tsinps sirtssu pssss bsau,faly printed on clear ~ne
paper aud asj with original matter from ths mes. I'll
and full particulars st the novel and phil, ,u
tsrpriss Of which this o6er forms part VII see0"i>''
An AGENT WANTED 70 livery TOWN. and VltAsh-
BVAGG a BURROwES, 80. Louis. NO
Nrv Yosx Osncs, Ne I'll BRoADWAf.
conunle.tions should always Be addressed 70 81 louis
Also, for sale by ]. GREEN, Druggist,
July 80, ls5s.-ly findlay, ONO.
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IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD!

As, for instance, in the long catalogue, such as
Scrofhla, letter, 'sBarber's Itch Pimples,
Blotohes, Erysipelas, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, DIS.
charges from the Ear, Fever Soros or eruptive
diseases OF any kind These are ascertained-
BY well known medical laws TO arise from bad
blood-whie the highest medical authorities
declare that most fovers originate In the same
Scarlet-the former being an internal, and the
latter an Internal eruptive disease; and IN all
persons attacked by these maladies, the blood
Is found to be either coagulated, or of dark
unhealthy color.
To ward OF n large majority of diseases, as
we'll as TO cure n number which have already
seized upon the system, IL is necessaryto
.r-lr PURIFY THE FLOOD. ~. "' 20
fnIa Va nnah arrhaF hOaQ mt
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TaE worst Of all knayes are those
who mimic their former honesty.
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dE!.' f1gs Iso.se8 Broadway, y. y.
where the gins, consisting of JEwELRY, &C.,
AND VARYING IN VALUE FROM IS CENTS
TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, are always on
EXHIBITION, IN AMPLE SHOW CASES Our
New Descriptive Catalogue, containing q large
variety OF books in every department o. Sci
once aud Literature, (all Of which are sold nj
Regular publishers prices) and explaining
OUR NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEMiefi allow
ing every purchaser Ills OWN CHOICE OF
uIFTS, and setting forthl une qudled' induce
any individual, on application I'T5I iNh
Address A. RANNEY, Agent,
.Is'aniN-,1 No. 293 Broadway.
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TnE lSrELLiGENr N TINS COUNTRY are always
ready In test the merits of \ prominent dis.
covery or invention. and If satisfied IT its ex.
II is To this thinking. reasoning class, who al.
WAYS look before they leap. and whose honest
and rational Judgment gives tone to pubic
opinion. that DIR. ROBACK'S BLOOD PCRlFl.
ER AND PILLS owe their immense success
4.
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FOUNDED on PRACTICAL INFERENCE,
BY JOHN O'ooNNOR, PRACTICAL TAILOR,
,. FINpLAy, OHIO, 1858.
ryNHE above work Is now ready and win be
Il sent by mail, post paid, TO all parts OF the
United states and British America, on receipt
OF t3. 90 per single copy.
Agents and canvassers wanted In every city
and county town throughout the Union, &c
whom liberal commission will be given, and
AN extra per centage on all cash purchases
over ten dollars. '.# h.
| The copyright for all or any of the United
States will be disposed OF on reasona BILE terms
Patterns cut for the Trade to any measure ir
detail, or proportional TO any given Breast OF
! Hip measure, and sent by mail, post paid, tt
all parts OF tho Union, ut the following rates
viz: Goats. Is cents, including Raglan or Gre
! clan, Sacks; Pants and Vests, so cents; other,
,hpWportion. Practical instruction, including
u copy OF the work, $40. ...ta. ....
The following testimonials are already re
ceiyed. and boing from my immediate compe
ttors in this place, who are men OF well -knowI
respectable standing in the trade, and who are
the only persons wh9, have as yet inspected
the work, deem them worthy OF Insertion:
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An OlUt-L. L.ot for sale
4 Sewing Machines.

A MOTHER FARM.-Ak GOOD FARH or
! N $50 ACRES is offered for sale. IL is situ.
ated on blanchard River, about Ave miles from
Findlay, and lies high and dry. There are 100
and good farm house, and frame barn. e.. >
| Z. A. A. SPEAR RSoI Esfafs 10fnf
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TESTIMONIAL.

We, the undersigned, having practically and
ting, entitled Til. TAILoRs' FRIssD, &c., conn,
IDENTIFY recommend II TO the Trade in general,
rs being rs good as (f not the best OF any We
have seen. We find 1t sound in principle, aud
simple and systematic in detail, and well wOr
thy the notice ofall those who want safe and
,,.,,.,o.o " -. A. sogRs, 4.
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From Rov. Mr.. McMulIen, Pastor Of Roberts

Chapel. t. Iya 30 <.N Ulo CO.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 8, 1857.
Dr. @. W. RoBACH-Dear Sir: ! have used
your Blood Purifier for u nervous affection,
irom which have suffered much AT times
While ii is pleasant to the taste, II certainly
has happy effect upon the nerves. Please
accept my thanks for your kind regards, and
believe me, Yours, j. W. 7. MCMuLLEs.
CARLIsLE, Warren county, Ohio,
"a March s, 1858.
DIR. c. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: For the benefit
OF suffering humanity, permit me to say that
have found your SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD
PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS, sure cure for
Indigestion and Liver Complaint. have suf.
liered from the above mentioned diseases for
Iflye years, and have tried great many physi-
clans, but all 10 no purpose. was advised by
friend TO try your Blood Purifier and Pills,
and did so. | was living in Cincinnati al the
limo, andhwentto yopf once and pufoh hasad
one botue ofthe Purifier and one box of Pills To
l'oommence with, and bless the day found your
valuable medicines, for L Am enjoying good
| health at present, and feel confident that the
core In permanent Let others buy and take
what they please; as for me, give mn the
Blood Purifier and Pills for ali eiSonicdi buses
(which arise from impure blood b kd0raii Yam pnt
Of the digestive organs. 4 take no otif6r m6dj.
cines, and have not for the last eighteen
months. Most truly, T. v. DUBoIs.
| Principal Ofice and Sales Rooms, No. East
Fourth street, third building from Main street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory In Hammond
street Icy FS s5sE (1W glT -
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Great Ambassador Of Health

First announced that his Scandinavian Rene.
plant. Nervous Diseases Sexual Weakness.
Scrofnla, Premature Old Age, Feverand Ague,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits, iiemorrhuids or
Piles. Weak Stomach. Colic. DiarrhTa, etc..
he stated the manner In which they operated.
Their actual effects we're compared by saga.
cous men. with the distinguished Physician
statements and " was found that every stage
~ the progress ~ cure WAS precisely Us he had
described ". The result Was that the mind %
the country became Interested. and that per
sors of the highest standing in every city ant
town IN the Union. paironzsd tho preparations
and admitted the claims of the flius'rinu,
swedc, to be the first medical discoverer ofth,
age.
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gTtat NIIaI OfHahS.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS

of distinguished men in every profession,
warmly recommending the preparations, may
be seen at Dr. Roback's ONCE.
nthe SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD
PILLS are united the three great medicinal
properties which Physicians have heretofore
tried IN vain To combine In one PREPARATION
They relieve the bowels, purify the bile and
the blood, and invigorale the constitution at
one and the, sapie time.siTa this -fsct-all swho
try them VIII subscribe. The absence of min.
lorNls, and Of every supplying drug, renders
them harmless. even 20 the most delicate fe.
male, nr the faeblcst child No one can doubt
their superiority alter one single trial-thoy
are not only better, but, in fact, cheaper than
any other Pills, for II takes less number Of
them 10 produce Il better effect.
Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle. or q per half dozen. or the Scan.
dnavian Blood Pills, 2j cents per box, or Ave
boxes for 81.
rs Read DR.. Robaek's Special Notices snc
Certificates, published IN i conspicuous part nj
this paper from time 10 time. Dr. Rohack',
Medical Almanac and Family Adviser, contain
ing \ great amount Of interesting and valuable
medical information, can be, had gratis of any
OF his agents throuRhohI the country. Z ~
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VALUABLE PROPERTv.- =

N eighty acres. with forty.nve acres clear
ed, and other improvements, is offered for sale.
II Is located on the rosd leading from Heck q
mill 10 Van Buren,, about four miles from Find.
lay. In a very good neighborhood. For the
terms Of sale and other particulars, enquire OF
8. A. SPEAR, Real Esfafe 1eof.
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ITJNoWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. : We
i have for sale u bouse and lot located on
Main street. The house is u new two-story
building, comfortable and convenient, and will
he disposed of on reasonable terms. Also,
A Housg AND LOT on WEST HARDIN STREET.---
Tue house is one story butlding 32x24, fitted
out with smoked house, well, SSc., and lot dry.
Also.
A llousE AND Two Lors ON EAsy HARDIN ST.
piled with large number of fruit trees, which
have been bearing for some tine. Ihere Is
also an excellent barn on the lots. We VIII
dispose ofthis property for money, or exchange
IL for land. s. A. SPEAR,
R,ai Esfaf. 1gs!7n'
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LNARM IN IOwA.-An individual In Find
~ lay, has n Farm Of 13O scrcs located in
Monroe county, Iowa, which no will dispose OF
for cash, or exchange for good claims or town
property in Findlay. For further particulars
call on 8. A. SPEAR,
NAV %, 1858. Real Estate Agsnf.
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for every disease known, but the proprietors
all impurities of the blood, but by the skillful
combination OF well known vegetable rene
dies, it will cure all diseases arising from
deranged state of the liver, drive out dyspep-
STA, and give renewed tone and vigor TO the
stomach. That the BLOOD SsAHauHH tsall that
is claimed for II, the propristors can, produce
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arc now universally recommended by vel
Formed and candi0 persons, us AN inined
cure Tor
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oi frHk E,Y I, .S7ois -ro anlfEsss hrs-llEo
SY)H pNlHia| ~ .rteseez sVsf
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II Is only few years since II was discoy cred >
yetit has grown into suoh q business thst q
largo Laboratory has been built expressly for
its manufactures large number OF men EN-
ployed In putting It mp, and still the ~ ''
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The Blood Purifier and Pills

arc now universally recommended by well in.
formed and cantio persons, us an iniInediat
cure tor
Indigestion,
CoStvcness, diseases ot the kidncvs. Cramps
In The stomach, Wind Collie. Pain between the
shoulders, Nausea, Headache,
Liver Complaint,
Iaundice Pain in the Right Side Loss of Anne.
tito, Siceplcssnoss. Nightmare,
General Debility,
Nervous TremOrs, Painting Fits. Epilepsy.
Mental Irritation, Dependency, Wasting OF tie
Flesh, .s
Sorofula,
Sore Leg, Ulcers on the Body, Pimplcs on the
Face. General Eruptons, Bnils, Mercurial
Sores, Glandular Swclinss, Secondary Symp.
toms,
Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, IumbagO, SlIff Joints, Paralysis,
: 81. Nl,us' Dance, Nervous Twichiips,
! Female Complaints,
Sexual Weakness, Barrenness. Diseases Of the
Womb, Weakness ofthe Back. Loins and Limbs.
l. Affections Of the Lungs,
| Bronchitis, Asthma, Pleursy, Catarrh. Infiucn.
! "a, Cough, and all other disorders. II admiIis.
tered before disease has struck u mortal blow
l AT The great vital organs
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