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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27
For the Psrrysburg Journal.
The Deserted Temple.

The Deserted Temple.
Far away where the soft Caribbean
Breexes fan Guatemala's lonely shore,
Wins ing their way deep into lonely delli
And where darkling forests brr aths the psrtdmed
Air waited from Indies lowering groves -
In the depths Of the silent wderness
Stands rnined temple where tho swarthy
Sons Of that cline, in ages gone, were wont
To assemble, there TO worship the Being
They advred its gray old walls Of solid
Rock--gresn with the mos, Of centuriss-dorn
Its aislsS. and DER its broken altar lies
The accumulated dust of ages;
While before its open portal there stands
Upon the very steps where erst had thronSsd
The feet of countless thousands, giant
Tree. whose spreading branches oyersrch
This wide entrance--a sentinel lifting
Its proud crest toward Heaven--the only
Thing Of life which Time has granted
This weird ghosily place
Reading this idea
One Nintry eve, my thoughts wandered back
To the days of happy, childish joys.
What magnificent edihCe rose up
Before the mental vision. whose lofty towers
Reached up to Earne's dizzy height and Knocked
he idle efforts OF its foes TO dcface
Its smooth mosaic surface.
Thank God that vision was nspsr realized
Or ser this, the proud spir; would have learned
To scorn control, and, fo,getful of its Maker
Trusting its own daring power-wOuld have 6rRyed
The pOriI-every ything-even the Divine Law
Which sets bound for all things earthly.
But nor behold
That grand temple o. the heart = WHAT'S it?
|
Burns the sweet incense OF Hope, and Faith
Upon its deserted altar ; no more through
! Its spacious halls gently gides the youthful
! rain OF early ioys--bieathing tho soft sweet
! Fragrance OF dewy nower1 no more
| Shall its silent dome echo to the peals
! or silvery mirth more shall young Love
Be found among the favored guests -
Al-dli-have departcdi-
And in their stead, the whited sepulchre
! Holds the many hopes thst have besn
Tsarfully given Ger. and the ghas.ly visNges
OF broken VOWS wander through its dreary aisleS-
Looking mournfully into the very soul
Then glide to render th il place to some
More hideous successor-the Demon-kng
OF the rsvels-the dead Past-herc no ds
His awful court in gloomy stateness.
Now throngh the open door, adown the bleak
| le--closer--closer--aye, down to the very
Altar of the he art. the serpeRt-hend Despair,
Kissing. " Winds its slow length along TO feed
At the henrt-cors. whose fount his own venom
Has turned into bttterest gall.
With = shrisk OF fear, all those ghestly shapes
Flee and leave alone with my accustomed
Yisitant.--DoSt envy me my bliss?
HKLES MoEsINGToN
=, PErEYsBSRG, January. 1852
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27
BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLs.
DIR. ROBdCK''S
SCANDINAVIAN RI NJ E D ( s.

yNvaEN DIR RODAC *. TUE RENOWNED
w Swedish Physician, introduced his Blood Puri-
Ger and Blood Pills III the United States, he set
forth in plain language their curative pr0porues--
This was Years ago. The thSE of recommending them
has since been taken ont If n h'nd' Enlghtcned
men, whose character for sound Judgment and philos
ophv gives their opinions weight In the community,
IN who observe, reflect and make assurance donb
" sure" before thry dccidearc ever approving
and urging the of these nlcrFui preparations
All who Conile in the wisdom and honesty of this
cns! or who chose 10 investigate for themselvo, are
now of one mind on this importnnt subject.
Dr. Rgbacl invites the attention Of the sick 20 the
oRIGIEAL LETTERS,
from the me rl,rs of the medical profession, litors
of puhic journals. well known merchants and faln
eTs and ladies of tho highest respecabllily giving
accounts dnNry cures wrought by ths REM
sdcs OF which cues thcy Themselves were
EVE WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally or by
letter, by those who have any doubt upon the sab
jsct. The evidence in the possession OF Or. Rohack
which is at all times accessible to the public, cst@b
fishes the following
That the BLOOD PURIFIER aud BLOOD PILLS
have been proved by analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint.
DYSPEPSIA,
with unerrus certainty and in a very short time
Tint after all oshcr medicines have proved useless.
they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and the health and strength ofthe suferer-
That
SICK FEMALES,
who have Ian ;uished for years in helpless weakness
and dependency. recnperate with almost miraculous
rapidity nder their inVignratinG operation That all
Sexual Disabilities are removed by their cordial and
gently stimulating properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS
however thsv may have been trfed with AMI abused.
That their direct tendency isto
AENGrHEN LIFE,
and render it enjoyable. That operating directly
upon the poison Of diIease ia hrhOod, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the system every taint Of Scrof
uls whether hcr-titlrN or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,
and that there is disease OF the stomach or bowels
the liver. the nervous system the skin glands ar mus
cles, in which they do not give prompt '.iieE and III
al nnstered before the very citadel of life has been
in "a led effect painless and perfect cure.
Bear in mind that the SCANDiNAVIAS NEGE
TABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed b. the eXpe-
rience ftho sands of living Witnesses who by letters
nj aiiiJayits ard medical works, and word Of mouth
proclaim them to be tho very best preparations the
kind eve. offered TO the broken down victims { i'll
health They hunt disease through every avenue and
ctl.o ,.I,l 4
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bs-The Mite Society was well attended last
Tuesday evening Maumee, Miami, and Bow
ling Green were well represented. About two
hundred were present, and he receipts amounted
10 over 81. Mrs. lIo!Iistcr had ample sccomoda-
iions for the large number in attendance, and mu
sic and song, aud social converse made moments
OF hours. We learn from the officers that the
next meeting of the Society will be held at the
residence Of Mr. JcHS SHrPLER week from next
Tuesday evening.
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E,S-READ THE TESTIMONY. -x
4. II CH1ALFANT says:

MnES'itpFn, A. sept. Is, 1883
Ship me Immediately l. dozen German Bittsrs and
assure you that no medicine that sell gives such
general satisfaction the demand for il being be,ond
iciue satisfactory To- all Our physicians ma long
"r scout AZ il, bat are compelled to acknowledge its
intrinsic value aud the greater part of them have
had ms3n'nnity Of ieal sulritnttJ lay aside their
prejUdices and prescribe il in their practice
ASS Tor Nophsnds German ri tiers. .anl take moth
ing else. They are PrenAred hy DR.. G. N. Jackson.
AS Arch sf Philadelphia Pa, and are sold by drug
gusts ana store keepers IN every town aud village u
he lgted States and ClnldAs Wes ludies and south
America at jc per bottle 37v2
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Gsr VIM. IL, Day, OF Canada, co!oreI man,
lectures in the Baptist church tonight. The
Cleveland and Toledo papers speak of his lee
lures as being of very superior character-
scarcely inferior to those of Fred Dousas.-
We had the pleasure of hearing Mr.. Day come
years ego, and can assure cur citizens that they
will be wei! paid for their attendance at the
BIS ptist church tonight
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II Is common ObserYatiOn shat there are more
aH1orsrs from debility, among Americans than can be
found ing any other civilized nnton. Tho reason
s oby ou' We take little exercise and forget The
wants OF the body in the absorbing pursuits OF bns
In all Sush cases linsry medicines can do bat
lit!e good What is required ia Just such tonic and
inySorstor as DIR. j. oststter has given the world
in his CELEBRATED "BlCTERS." Tho weak and
nervous deHson of the counting house the eNhausted
tnor upon the shop board sad ths proStratel student
Of he midnight lamp, have found wonderful agens
rator in the" BIrrgRs and prefer il 10 mora preten
tious, but less eficaoioIS melicnes Bur il should
not be iorgottsp thar the agent which ia magical
m its inilusncs upon frame which il merely debitl.
tAtsd is equally powerful in lSsistin nature to eXp,
tho most terrible forms Of diseaEe Who will not
give is trial?
Sold by druggiSts and dealers everywhere.
Gs- Sec advertisement ia another eoulumn.
51I
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DEMocRAcY IS LIcKtyd-7ln the Democratic
programme Tor The next G. invention, Licking is
awarded 7 members and there are ony two
other counties which have more. Ons is Frank
lin, sending nine, aud the other Hsmion. send
ing t'Oenty-sight The progress OF common
schools, cnmmon sense and common honesty
has put The Democracy on short COMMONS. in
nearly ell The counties in the State, thns making
our own stupidity conspicuous. Our coun-
" well deserves its Licking g-Mwark North
Amsrieaa.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

as-On Friday night last, a number Of our
citizens visited house OF not doubtful char.
acter, about two miles east OF town. They
tore the roof OF the house. drove the women out,
snl then collected their bedding clothes and
furniture 'na made bonfire of them We are
heartily glad that the "ess blishment" has been
Cleaned out, but would have bsen better plsss.d
with the performance Of the act had 10 proper,
ty been destroyed.
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Markets.

PERRYsBUnG. Flour. S6; Wheat. 81. 10
Corn, 80 to 62c,; Clover Seed, s5 10 e5 65
Timothy Seed, Sl.5O to s2; Potatoes, 75,. whit.
Beans, 81 Butter, Is to l6;,; Eggs, l5,.; Lara,
loo.; Pork, IS to S6; B-ef, 81; Poultry, to
7c.i Hoop Poles, 80 10 3lO per NJ; Slaves, $40
to 933.
ToLrpo, Flour, s6OOiVhca al .O5 to sI.IO;
Corn, 69l tn 6oa.; Clover seed 81 to S. 25 F.;
Potatoes, AZ to 5S,,i Pork, g to 1870; BEEF.
Sc.
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ss- Why is it that the Toledo Hcrald derotes
much Of its space TO editorials that are designed
to prejudice the publ ic mind against the Tol, do
schools? Which does the editor suppose will
suffer most from those schools, his Politics, or
his Religion?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

asr Mr.. Kneli has organic d singing school
Ill this place. He divides his school into junior
and senior clusses-tesching the former in the
early part Of the evening and the latter at la
ter hour He fully competent for the position
he has taken, and those who wi.h sixteen les.
sons for one dollar, should 80 TO the Baptist
Church next MONDAY evening.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

~ Geo Powers, ESD. being nov engaged
in the nursery business, has promised to furnish
us series of articles relating to fruit and other
matters of interest to farmers. Will not Others
of our intelligent farmers favor us and our read
e!s with short and timely articles which will
shed some light upon the various subjects that
interest and frequently pcrpIeS the tiers Of The
soil
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

tR Present appearances indicate that there
will be shipped from this port, this summer, a.
least double the number of stavrs and hoop
poles that have ever before been seat Off in one
season. Money is scarce, farmers can DO lit,
ale other work at this season Of the year, slaves
and poles command good price in cash. and
everybody who has the tinb,r is aciiyey en-
gagged in preparing it for market,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

es-Senalors Douglas and Fitch had some
words in the Senate, and Il duel was anticipated
by those who did not know the want Of '' pluck :"
in at least one of the parties. Douglas rather
backed down and the difficulty was settled Rog-
ecr A. Pryor acted as Inc friend of Douglas and
Mr. Deninmin as the friend of Fitch
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THE LADIES! THE LADIES! TIE LADIES

tits well established fact that fully one.haf uf
The female portion of population are seldom in
the enjoyment Of good health, their own OK
PRESTON "nevsr feel welln They arc laugud devoid
Of all energy extremely nervous and have no appetite
To this class Of uyalids, the uoohands German Bit
terra are ssPe-iy rec soommondod. Their peculiar ton.
&c an nyixoratag properties render them nyaluab,,
in sue h cases
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

AT A Mr. Wales, of South franklin Mass.
who had been courting Miss Whiting, quite
his junior in years, was rejected, whersupou he
shot her and lhen wandered into the woods snd
shot himself
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEEs EXAMS PILLS.
Prepared by Coras.iuI l., Chr"cnan, H. d.,
NEW YORK CgTY

The combination Of ingredients in tlts.e pills are
the result of long and extensive praciice Thsr arc
mild in their operation aud csrtsin ia correcting all
irregularities. Painful Asnswuatuna reinov all Oh
structions, whsther from aold er o.herwIss heal
ache, pain in the side pslptati3n 9f;hs hcartwhiss
all nor7Oas affections lySsriss. fAtEas pain 10 the
back ana Ii nbs. Sc disturbed sleep which arises
frsuI interruption OF nature.
10 MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills are inv Vauabls. as thev will
bring on ths lnonthly period with regularity LaFie,
who hsvs scan disappointed in other sills can plac
tha conSdencein in DE- ChssssmanE Fills doiay
all they represent to DO
NOTICE,
There is condition If the female system rsle7 the
Pills cann't b. taken ritt sW producing a PECLLI AR
RESULT The condition ref,ved to ir PREGN4A.
Cl-hs resuit, hiSCfRRIiGE Such is The irrs
,Stabis tendency Of the ne4c. to restore the srmal
functions 10 normal condition. that cren the yspr04c
fiss pOoer OF nature cannot rfsist IL.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from ANYTHING
injurious. Explicit directions which should be read
accompany each box. Sent hv mail on enclosing 81
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST ~ EVERY
town IN THE UNITED STATES.
K, B HUrCHINGS
General Agent for the United Statos,
1S5 Chambers Street, NEW YORK
To tohom Mt ph,issak ordsrs shoaId be aidrcsseQ
GS-Sold by PECK = HAMILTON, Perry sburg.
Nov, IS, lsSs-2Wy
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cS- bner L. BackuS recommends the cxpen-
diture Of 5000 on the Maumee aud Western
Reserve Road during the coming year, besides
the salaries OF gate keepers, &c.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
school Examiners Notice.

fts beard will hold their next regular session for
u. sIsnissNsn OF Teachers, at Frs.port, on the
Rrs Tk.sSsy Of February nstt
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
n. applicant will be examined who is not present
pSn,tuslly ate o'slssk An.
J. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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From Rev. Mr.. MCMULLES Pastor OF Roberts Cbspe
ISDTAEArOIIE. Oct. S. 1851.
DR.. &, W ROBACK-D Dear Sir; | have used vouI
Blood Purifier for affection, from which |
have suffered much at times. Whleit has a pleasant
Taste Il certainly has happy effect upon the nerves,
Please accept my thanks for your Kind regard and be-
lieVe me,
Yours, J.W,T. A'MULLES
Principal Office and Sale Rooms, No. C, East ourtl
e.. jri Building from lain st.. Cincinnati, o. Lab
ortt"ry ia Hammond st.
For sale hy PECK Il HNMtLroN, Perryshure e.:
LAsRkr, PRATT Co., GtLENp; HAskIEs. KolLHE
CO.. Portage : CtYAER, OtsepO; G.. W. ACpoN
AID, Gileti W, .. KgELgR. New westhcld : L
Bor0nroN. Bowling Green; VI U. ESsMiSdER Free
port; T. c. CAWHAN. Montgomery \ Roa -; c. e
FoslNpA ?, West Millgroye; J. NJ. BRoNsoS, agile
Vile and hy druggists and merchants generally.
Throughout the country.
Ian. 81, lSj3-j7ly.
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81 A case has been decided by the SUprcme
Court which leaves no hope for those who are en-.
deavoring to have our ditch law declared uncon-
stitutonal
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ey>We are now having most beautiful wealth
or. The river has frozen over--the roads will
bear team, an | the mild sun invites all into the
open air.
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FoR PiKEs PEAK.--Wa learn that company
Of our most active young and middle aged men
are seriously contemplating visit to the new
gold regions next spring.
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Our agen, will call on those OF our Post
Office subscribers who are in arrears during ths
present week. He will also cali on those at
Stony Ridge,
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DR. nOOELAND's
EAEISSANRSG CORDIAL.


koR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Cough Colds K,fu.,isu. Group, Hoarssnsss, Bros
chhi, Pneumonia, his,aIrI Of he Rowsis arising To@
TOLD hicirist ConSHr,itoR, GHd for the reiieT snG
UGdi ali posSbr) care IF Plt,ats aGvanced ttsfss
OfHI latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Biuers. may
bc coufdcutially relied ON ltis designed for class
OF diseases more general aud more fatal any other
10 which the people of this country are subject
those springiug FROM "si. ID coid.n That eminens
authority nr. Bell, SAYS: will not say that colds
are TO our iul ahitAu,s what the Pia:ac and Yslos
Fever TO those OF uthor countries; hut can aver
confidently that they ushcrin disease of greater COM
plicitN and mortality than these latter"
further proof of the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from "ComWov c0ii' may he seen by =
SlHuCe at the follow u statistra taken from the req
ords of the BOARD Of Health of Philadelphia confess
edy of the most healthy localities ia the Union
ls53. Total dcaths IN Philadelphia, lo,76l
Died Of Consumption, lpl7
" all other diseases, ,96o in
nUmsy,J s3Is
1858. rotpldrahs $40
Died uf Consumption, 1895
" all other diseases 1855
From these nsurcs il viii bo seen that nearly on.
fourth OF the total deaths in thecounty are caused
consumption, to sNv nothing of the numsrous otheY
diseases spriuEnH from slight colds"
Do not trle with vour health; butif suffering frsn
slight cough. cold on the lungs buJ . bottle 81
uuUFLAADS BALSAMIC CORDIAL. and you nav
safely QUA euro. Thousands have de ne 30 ANA
have cer,iisd to iWwoudsrtul effects.
Coughs often proceed from dlsordsrcd or dyspsp-
iic state of tho stomach In which case, III. German
BitterS should no used la case Of weakness or gen
eral debility ofths systcm, resulting from protrAct.
od cough, tho Gcrman Bitsrs will DO found . Yrsa,
benefit
Prepared only by pr. C. M.Jaekson Ils Arehnr..t.
phiIadrlnha and Tor sale ny druggist ndstorskesp
ers throughout tho United States sud Canada Pric.
~ cents pnr bottle. lOct.2S. lSSs--25is
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esrHouston has just received large quaint
ty of" tiptop" -four, which he proposes TO sell
as low as the lowest good brands.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

Borden pays cash for Slaves, and you eau
take the money and buy goods where they are
cheap.
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r-0~T Henry Reed has retired from The Cincin-
natl Commercial.
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!aBBlinn has disposed Of his entire stock OF
goods and they are being removed to Wood
willie.
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HsS- ALL WORK WARRANTED. .esa
ID. ANDERSON n co.
shcrIn's sale.

John Boweret nj va. Marshal Key, Jr.
ID virtue OF writ of execution to directed an 4
ID delivered from TIVE Court OF Common Pleas OF
God county Ohio in will ccr Tor sails at the door
of the Court House IN Perrysburg, Ohio, on
TUESDAY. February 18th, 1859,
between the hours Of aud o'clock ?. NJ ofsaid day,
the following described lands and tcncmcns, wit
ln-os number 22l, 100, aud 3, aud out lots number
50, 55 81 anl 60, in the town of PerrysburY, Wood
county, Ohio. q. w. NORTON. Sheriff,
A. X. x Il. WAITE. atty's plf
Jan. II; lS5g--wS$2.25.
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Ap-we have received More Leaves from
Bessy Bentlys Diary"
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s~Ex Governor Slale died recently at Mid
dlebury, Vermont.
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ea-The citizsns of Bowling Green have a
flourishng weekly Mite Society
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aH- Hon T. D. Peck has our thanks for sever
al public documents.
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s~Thomrsons pay slO re, NJ. for hoop
poles.
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40 MARHIED LADIEs.
NOTICE,
General Agent for the United Statos,
lS5 Chamhara 2traet IEW YORK

To tohom MI Rh,isSak, ordsrs shoaid he addressed
SS- Sold5 by PECK b HAMILTON, Perry sburg
Nov. IS, lsSs-@viy
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letter from our Representative.

PErEYsUvna, January. 1859.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
ONDENoT NOTOEoI EFTTLEWFN


STATE ut FthHnhI tstfrpst4 bitHHlrrH
80 fTHHHr lnHr Nr.H af be- J.NaIHHI U H4I H.ffIfi
tHtnu sth DAP sf hafruurr a b. l-.4.
MhthtAh. ts.iu hsrnl tdmInfustsr 900 iHs 90
" laIf u u.II.NHI.a. -fr 10 hNF. IHra.f I..fI.I
trlt tsr1 pfnraFs HfrUHrr HH sr0HYui .f Boo a1U.s
Nal"H aNI 90 lIfHNf NH account asaIHHI raI fHI#If
gig taaiNaN n aIl "an.r 90 lts lHlIet NJ IatII.
laINNH aI HlIINHt"H 40 600 rrH|IHF H taI aaTaIr U
lrl HrIr" no HaII court HHHH II| H..IH I. 600 Dbl
IsH rullI.I a. 500 salat llIt NfT.f.Tr la.rI Id
D. hgsh 20 lne Probate umr. iu hl J.Hts.aU. Ds
iNN 100 HHI HI Nf.fulIrr. 10 IH.H AHIII Ia IIffIfT
srIrffI tHt a pfraHa Urffrfrl Hf r.fnrH EFI..f III
punuI aiHH n' 900 frr.fI 90 tla nrIrf boz rio
isrl HHlaul NUUtrl az nt y .hUHNUrH. fLrfH Utftt
rssfrif previous w. taid imH ~ hfarH tnat thsT
iHHl arlHaf aHl fHlFti ihr aIuH 10 aalI account
thrf 90 lsiar aul atl br traUi tF tsId fHurt nj
tbf uHitff uf palHu aud iIsfFIhsi.f.af faIt ftfas
Aufti AnA T.. FhthtV lodge.
4 tr1s egpi offr..la ..
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MEN ENGLAND AIIME,Ts
tHu
THE ONLY REMEDY I!

rrliR Easfm taIfs Including HH Nart
u ali nat HHa.a .f u ..a rF.H H
uaFf -.if.F tHaHn a. "a rs I.eHI r.H.
taiH o. uUfU gi4frlus, Intelligent pHr..
who have achieved -l urnIuuaH drI H
pTa.Fa4fy |H.h climate al'rru-.F uFHH rl
certain r1unfarlEs. fa4 slI ri Hull lU.-
irJ. uV hfFl laHflFed % lrp-la H-lI- l-t--fi
f.sIg-llf.yflez ~ alnl-t cg-4F t-----s l--t l-i-a
durns III social naHflu and tfHlHais. lH-
fortunately, fHfY Hre occasionally r1 Hbs1rf
IG busHfss and mental cultivation, tl4r thsY
neglect u.a precautions whirn 1ra ESSENTIAL fr
bodily halth. Dyspepsia and physical df.f.fy
are prevalent among all e.asars. lll tTH de-
eass % produced by .uarteHuGH 40 ra digestive
organs which ara ~ susceptible 1i tfranFfmaIf,
Thousands are n1w paying thf penalty lf rla
neglect hud suffering daily the m0ft Tying
paine, almost without hope NJ TeiiaL They
have come % believe that tAar ailm.Ht 10
chronic, and that rIlry must bear with .t F. DE
end, il rraunEs us exceedingly o. announce
o. hsss afflicted individual that uey may
n0w command remedy ~ uHqupstlHahle
potency AhI fII4Hi WiIll lass Hffnf uaen a4Ig
b. fll in on cases ~ digestive weakness 0r de-
WuFmfut, Hundreds ~ tongues are ready -
grow eloquent n praise n iiis wonderful c0l-
queToT u dyspepsia which is known %