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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
Effects of Eioduenco.

Governor s.. of South Carolina,
was splendid lawyer, and could talk q
jury out of their seven senses. He was
especially noted for his success in crimi-
nal cases, almost always clearing his eli
ent. He was once counsel for a man
accused of horse stealing. He made a
long, eloquent and touching speech. The
jury retired, but returned in few mo
ments, and proclaimed the man not guilty.
An old acquaintance stepped up to the
prisoner ard said Jem, the danger is
past aud now, honor bright, didn't you
steal that horse r. 10 which Jen re-
piled: " Well, Tom, I've all along tho't
/ took that horse, but since I've heard
the Governors speech, | don't believe |
did r
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
asE- Prof. Olmstead. oflYale Collea,

3D. Prof. Olmstead, Of yale College,
in an article illustrating the divine love
Of truth as exenpli6ed In tire material
creation, refers to the revolution of the
earth on its axis, in which the period Of
revolution is lnvariable, and the motion
is absolutely uniform. He states that
the extreme accuracy to which clocks and
chronometers have of late been brought
is regarded among the greatest perform
aaces of art. The astronomical clock in
the Greenwich observatory varies less
than half second a day but the earth
in its daily revolution has not varied half
a second since the creation. Absolutely
uniform motion like that Of the earth on
its axis, or the passage of light from dis
tant worlds, the practical astronomer has
never been able to produce.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
Search the Scriptures.

Some forty or fifty years ago there was
telling sermon preached in the old Bay
state, by famous minister, in which oc<
Cured the following dfoll passage
My dear brethren, God works in a
mysterious way, and amt above using
the humblest means to bring his critters
to their senses, when he sees them sloths
full in business, and going down to helf
with their eyes shat and here's a case IN
point, which, it affords solemn warming
TO all who neglect this great diftS Some
time ago, | knew man down at Marble.
Point-a tsherman--a desperate, wicked
man, a pF0EaBe swearert drunkard whV
never darkeued the door Of meetin'
house, or took delight in holy things
He had family-a wife. three sons ana
two caughters-all bad as himself; ala
going straight down to hell as fasl III
their legs could carry them But at last
they were brought to their senses In this
Wise, and from limbs Of Satan transmor.
grlhed into children of light Once upon
a time there was great trouble among
the heads OF the family. 1t was long since
| they bad been moved or raked. and SO 10
speak there was varmin in tie grass.
They had all got desperate aud come to
/ the point at once, there was loud cry
for the fire tooth comb. But my friends,
hotody knew where it was. 1t couldn't
be fodnd And soaft went on from bad
TO worse. Scratehin' was Of no use.
twas TO bad for scratchil'. Loosih'
wouldn't db-'twas too bad for l00kin'.
They hunssd everywhere for tile old fiu6
tooth CONDITION. garnet TO- cellar, aud
cellar to garres. They ransasked every
closet aud drawer bat ir e0HiHiis be
found" Here the pfSaSAer paused and
looked around, then ws0B Oh in low,
solemn and emphatic tone = at lengsie
it was found. Who found it don't know
but it was found to the great joy and ever
lasting salvation Of that family. Anu
my friends achere do you thiub they found
it? say, ctere do you think they found
it :? A long pause. They found it in
the old family Bible! They found it in
the lddamily Bible ! In poice of thua
der) aud The dust lay SO thick Oh it that
you might have written damnation ON the
kiver. There, in a tone Of deep emotion.
my beloved brethren, search the scrip.
lures"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
A Monster Printing Office.

The Paris Imperial printing establish
ment possesses the type OF fifty six
different languages, being all that are
known Of the characters of Asia. ancient
or modern. Also sixteen European
tongues, which do not use the ordinary
Latin characters. AS to the latter, the
establishment has the type of forty six
different forms aud sizes. The number Of
presses on the premises is such that 500
reams of paper, equivalent to 266 actavo
volumes Of thirty sheets, could be struck
off in single day. About 500 workmen
are employed in the establishment during
the year.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
From the New York Leader.
The Sailor s Star.
BY HELEN NJ GAsauoiNE.

In the dark month of November,
Sailed my William out to sea,
And a brayer, truer captain,
Never trod deck than he
And hisEvessel bears a cargo
Precious as the wealth of Ind,
But he leaves sorrewing naaidsns
Weeping on the shore behind.
And she marks the stormy season
With a dark and axious eye,
And she hopes that God win guide him
Whereso Ell his course may lie.
And when wildly sweeps the tempest,
And the clouds grow dark above,
One bright star is ever shining,
IT'S the star of woman's love.
And when homeward points his compass,
He will heed no false alarms,
For his troubles soon will anchor
In the haven of her arms.
And whatever fate may order,
On the land, or on the sea, @
May good angels guard and guide him,
And return him safe to me
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
Mississippi Ready fog War.

1t will be remembered that Jefferso4s
Davis recently couuseled the sovereigis
State of Mississippi to prepare for war.
We are indebted to the Vlcksburg Whig
for the following inventory of the cir
cumstance of war" discovered to be ON
hand
4 Bint lock muskets-all rusty and no
breaches to at least two.
l cannon. ME
s Z bayonets-rus with. no points.
A pile OF belts and scabbards, but no
swords.
!. SO cartridge boxes.
The Wing adds:
I We now HAYES Major Generals, 10
Brigade Generals, and so Colonies, so
Majors, and viii soon have 600 Captains,
1890 Corporals. We are happy to inform
them however, that we lave no privates;
the Legislature having dispensed with
that useless portion of the army
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

gA- A merchant entered his store ens
morning. and found his Bobby trying to
throw all kinds OF somersets.
" What are you about ~ asked the as.
tonished merchant.
Obligion' my girl, replied the almost
exhausted youth. : She's writ me let.
ter, aud at the bottom says turn over and
oblige," and I've been doing it form half
all hour"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

sG On board a North River steam
boat, an old lady said to very peuspoun
looking gentleman, who was talking about
communication
Pray sir, what is steam p?
/" Steam, ma'atn, is, all l--steam is, ehl
ali steam is sseam.n
: knew that chap couldn't tell ye,''
said a rough looking customer standing
by, but steam is bucketof water in a
tremendous perspiration."
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
The skater

Away, away, with acurve and dash.
And ligha and bounding spring.
For the racing stsed and the lightnings fash,
Only vie with the skaters fling
Then away DER the plain Of the CLASSY stream,
VIII / speed in my airy flight;
And I'll laugh at the car with its kissing steam,
And spun. at its boosted might.
Now away do skim Ger the slippery field,
Like a bird, in the calm, blue sky;
And declare to the winds that never viii YIELD.
AS proudly go dashing by
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

A WRONG GUEss.-A physician going
down Main street with a friend of his,
said to him. :" Let Us avoid that pretty
little woman you see there on the left
she Knows ire, and casts on me looks of
Indignation. attended her husband
All | understand, you had the mis-
fortune to despatch him.
!" On the contrary" replied he doctor,
= saved him"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

sGS There is no man on earth SO pure
but can find something in himself to
amend. Hence the necessity-absolut
necessity of every man minding his own
business.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

sfTIla R0cIx.,,
IN THE VALLEY OF Ell oHoR.

IN THE VALLEY OF Ell GHoR.
Dead Petra in her hill tomb sleeps,
Her stones Of emptiness remain;
Around her sculptured mystery sweeps
The lonely waste of Edon's plain.
From the doomed dwellers in the cleft
The howl of vengeance turned not back
Of al her myriads, none are left
Along the Wady Mousas track.
Clear In the hot Arabian day
Her arches spring, her statutes climb;
Unchanged, the craven wonders pay
No tribute to the spoier, Timel
Unchanged, the awful Autograph
or power and glory undertrod,
Of nations scattered like the chat
Blown from the treshing floor of God
Yet shall the thoughtful stranger turn
From Petra's gates with deeper awe
To mark afar the burial urn
Of Aaron on the cliffs oftHor.
Rndi whereupon its ancient guard
The Rock, Ell Ghor, is standing yet,
Looks from its turrets desert ward,
And keeps the watch that God has set.
The same as when in thunder loud
It.heard the voice of God to mani
And when it was in fire and cloud
The angels walk in Israel's van
Or when from Ezion-Geber's way
It saw the long procession tile;1
And heard the Hebrew tinbrels play
The music of the lordly Nile.
Or saw the tabernacle pause,
Cloud bound, by Kadesh Barneas wells,
While Moses graved the sacred laws,
And Aaron swung his golden bells.
Rock OF the desert, prephet-sung
How grew its shadowing pile, at length.
A symbol, in the Hebrew tongue
Of Gods eternal love and strength.
Or lip of lard and scroll of seer,
From age to age went down the name,
Until the shllons promised year,
And Christ. the Rock of Ages, came!
The path of life we walk to-day
Is strange as that the Hebrews trod
We need the shadowiug rock as they,
We need, like them, the guides of God.
God send His Angels, Cloud and Fire,
To lead us Ger the desert land
God give our hearts their long desire,
His shadow in weary land
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

GENEROUS CHILD.-Mother-Here.
Tommy, is some nge castor oil, with or.
ange ice in it.
DocToR Now remember, don't give
it all to Tommy, leave some for me.
Tonmy,-(who has been there)-Doc-
tor is nice man, ina give it all to hill!'
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

GF The perfume of a thousand roses
soon dies, but the pain caused by one OF
their thorns remains long after. 4 sad
dened resemblance inithe midst of nirth
is like that thorn among the roses.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
AN UNPLEASANT BEDFELt,ow.-A |

AN UNPLEASANT BEDFELLow.-A boy
once complained Of his brother for taking
half the bed. And why not?" said bis
mother, he's entitled 10 half, amt he 4"
!" Yes anna" said the boy, but how
shonld you like to have him take cut all
the soft feathers for his half? He will
have his half out of the middle, aud
have 10 sleep on both sides of him."
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

B6r When Rothschild was asked
whether he would not like to become
temporal king of the Jews in Palestine
-" Oh no. said he /" / would rather BE-
Jew Of the Kings than King Of the Jews.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
Ladies' Roots.


little glove stirs up my heart,
As tides stirs up the ocean;
And snow white muslin when it fits
wakes many a curious notion;
AL sorts of lady fxins thrill
My feelings as they'd .oughter.
But little female gaiter boots
Are death, and nothing shorter.
And just to put you on your guard,
I'll give you, short and brief,
A small hotel experience,
Which filled my heart with grief,
Last summer, at the Clarendon,
l stopped a week or more,
And marked two booteesn every morn,
Before my neighber's door.
Two boots with patent leather tips
Two boots which seemed to say,
An angel tIots around in u.s.:
They stole my heart Always
I saw the servant take EN- off,
With those of other brutes-
His soul was all in sixpences,
But mine was in the boots,
And often in my nightly dreams,
They swept before my face
lady growing out Of them,
As flowers grow from a vase.
But, ali! one morn saw sight,
Which struck me like stone:
Some other name was on the books,
Those boots were not alone
A great tall pair of other boots
We're standing by their side! So
And off they walked that afternoon
And with them walked bride!
Enough, enough: my song is sung
Loves tree bear bitter fruits;
Beware of beauty, reader mine
But, oh BEWARE OF BOOTS
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20
F9- Two Irishmen in errss;ao, Gala

sGr Two Irishmen in crossing a field
came in contact with a donkey, who was
making day hideous" with his unear:hlv
baaying. Jenny stood for a moment i'm
astonls hment, but turning to Pat, who.
seemed as much enraptured with the song
as himself, remarked, Its fine large,
ear that bird has for music Pat, but sure.
he's got an awful cowld.n
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

neA A woman purchasing cups and
saucers, was asked what color she would :
have. Why, ! arn't particular" saws Z
she, any colOu' that won't show dirt. p = s
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

BE- If We would get wisdom, we must
do as the chickens do when they feed
pick up little at tune.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

U Uneasy is the head that wears a
wig IN glee Of wind.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-20

~ Here's column amt &l"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-26

-------------- NIL,.I =, 7 IIIItIIgIL-LIi
EAsIA FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
The steamer " SELnEN, ". 3. Krwan
captain vii resume her route to Fcdecsburg ard land
" II RI FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, on
Tuesday, February 22d, at o'clock, F. NJ Returning
VIII leave fredericksburg at O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She will continue to leave Baltimore EV cry TUESDAY,
and Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY daring the sraSnt
Freight of every description taken at low rates Horses
Cattle and Live Stock geDeray handled with care and
comfortably accommodated. Through Goods nunctra an" NJ
tended TO- charges paid promptly, and forwarded as soon
received. S''' ~
BS-For information, freight passage an,l in Es.,,
her office, los SOUTH STREET. or on bosrj t R
feI2tf A. K TPITTTTisifi \ Ttss y "a
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-26
Bail 8Oa0s.
--
WESTERN
IckA E:;:;;'::i:.::.:':;=s:=::5
r.z fri. = TFFT=st

80 EE553sFa@..I " ESTERN
--k@--uH- MAR YLAND RAJLROAD
IN ON, ooo. 9 9tIN TO oWINGs' MILLS
Station far 0 inc a August cas- will leave Calvert
HssGF ali PftT Tas On n bs qS ard and
Ie n, heay house Round trip tickets for The @
a4u
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-26
STEAMBOATS,.

r.sE THREE TINES PER WEEK
.7azz=-zFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
T TrpSTi%t'n Steamboat Company" will on and after
&c ~ pE me I5h August, RUN THE STEA NERS
pI5 NJ EA BUD {" and "BELVIDEREn THREE TINES
T If M nIT leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
bbilChsDAf and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3ocnrk
5 e VIII leave Richmond same days and at
dations ~F'0"'N s'a'e iooni acconnhlo
For freight o. passage apply to
aSH D. DINA = = ~ = "a, Jr, agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07
THE I'M re D & lI.G F N ]. E i


TRE ETGscXSs AND THEIR LATE SOVEREIGN.
The following poem islby1 DELI EOrgaro, ca ia
NOUS Venetian poet, and translated into the
English idion Of sMillmans 'Fazio tits enti-i
tied the Last Will and Testament of the Royal
and Imperial House of Lorraine and has spe:
slal reference to the orders left behind by the
fugitive Grand Duke to the Austrian commas
der, for the commandment Of Florence:
Our Dad one morning woke and rubbed his
And saw the town all trfcolors and crosses,
His knees grew weak by fear, and in surprise
Herang for all his footmen-and his forces.
"Who set those IanRers floating from the
towers ?"
your 5HighneSss, they are but the frst spring
Chose crosses too, which daze such sight as
SONY the cross of Piedmont, please your.
Highnessl
"Ferrari!. pray what guns have you within
The forts of Belvidcre and San Giovanni
Open what paper-you know what nean2
And cor. cure my griefs. By Joye they're one
too many!
Paint me all Florence decent black and yellowI
To grayeyards with those crosses, my good
fellow
The Lord, for his wise ends and means of grace,
Chastens the sons he loves the best, they say;
!, to. the TuScans, hold the selfSame place;
Plltreatimy chidrenin the self same way.
Rare wayl-friend Bomba had the sense to see it!
They'll nickname me Bombnrda, and so be itl"
o our own Dad o love thut cannot fail!
lucid mirror of grand.ducal nous!
he claps his children in his modern JAIL
And sends the whitecoats to his country
housed
he gives the whitecoats pocketsful of pelf;
And on his Tuscans-points the guns himself!
Dad your example sl,an't be lost the while;
Ifyou'd come back after your late quandary,
Wen give you salute in proper style
From forts of San Giovanni aud Belvidere,
Well prove our love by an uncrring test;
Gas the Lord chastens whom he loves the best"
Well prove our tenderness whene'er you come,
By lots of grape, by musket ball and bomb!
The Florence correspondent of the London
AthenGum says that this stOrnello is already
tagged with tune, and will soon be heard
quavering about the streets and squares of Flor
ence, on fine star light nights-and all our
summer nights are fine. The elections are to
take place on the Tth of August, aud the Cen
stituente is to assemble on the llthl a Tuscan.
electionl Tuscan Parliament Surely these
will bring yet other, aud moro highly-colorcd,
changes over our dissolving views."-Boston
Ir1reler.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07
PILES.

a Clergyman OF the Baptist Church. well Known In IllInoI
writing "I have been for lime serous
afflicted with bleeding piles and have regarded my case
severe oneat indeed hopeless butt have used
your medicine (Pifc speciac) and cured. have no
obligation" 4e
gentleman Of fty years, well rlvnrably known Mt
piles for twenty Sometimes excessive hemor
rbage pain md suffering he reduced verge Of
the grave. For he had dragged miserable exis
tess, confirmed invalid, disqualified for any business
mi NE almost bnrtlsn tits needIts that he had
tiled all sorts oframedies from to little
purpose He consulted two ago and Irrcomman
Ell our Pe Specific. with, nccasonaIly DySpepSa PHI
From this began to nprove and since has never
serions turn ofples From the first month up year
past he had occasionally symptoms old comDlnnt.
hut few few doses Of The PIE PMS sou dispersed all
medicine, - 80 'is vi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07
Cone o. Hanover and Pratt- SIS, Baltinore
FIRST SPRING STOGK!


"a low SEEcSfas u % AZ GbpcRtEns at
ISAAC PBkAGEsS'A.
1T AVINf just returned from New York with well
ectrd and very cheap stack Dry and Fancy GODS,
would request the public before purclas
elsewhere. Ny stock OF Dress Goods con-
sist Of the that my ptiresare
lower than hostO arY other house Would call pIti'
Mar a;teHon t. ct Figured BriIs,ts worth riehlS
at only 2sc Pl id Ducas worth s5s atit1Ec; Light
e"l - ctntzes w,Tthe5c at re- nd other in
portion Masns and IRISH Ltnen-l will sell Muslin
ls}s G{ and 1risl. Linen or q 4bc 5in Bonnei
comprising the latest styi = and Rhlch ene purchased
tSrect from the nnDuac;rr viii sell cheaper
before. 1uU pes. BOnECl RIbe RuckCs Flowers
every thing apHerainng to 'is Millinery ANA whc!
branch call the particular Trad and will
be offered Mt the lowest figures.
EMBROIDERIES.-If YOU wish to find the lurgest, best
and ctlsapcst stock call promise 10 sell
Collars, sets of Sleeves Collars, bands Serlin
Eigngs al cse figures than any othtr aElsIrieIt
2uHpr Kid Gloves only 5dc 81 un mr. Siftts at
1Nc. worth 2Ic; 2NO Linen I dkerchies at I2l6c wor
1855 Undo at worth 25c Is lie Tlalkerchcfs
at worth 6e15; 30 do soc, IS superior
NJ worth 81; 149n white Briiants at l2]@c. wnril
lSi lO Put do at lSI, worth 25:; we'll any
white goods such Na9oks both plain plaid striped,
prnporonately low. J00 Dollars worth Piece Goods
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Tra':s sna of which am
confident have the largest stock in Wheeling sold
TO- the Trade mt less than Fy other IIotse in Wheeling
can Sell them at; aai all examination AMI am
convinced of my ability TO sell. Gail ard Byzantine for
yourselves. ISAAC pr 4t;ER
TllSl IN
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WINES, BRANDIES. RI71T,9=
RLAUIK rFFsjH q { r., ~ : - :

d TLERNAN son, 40. 10 North Charles st I9a,oN
oder for sale the following arcles OF their own e'
pnrtatinn- part5cnlarly for family use: ~ ttl-E
ISL ERRYs lNES--Penartine,s finest ,oI55s :
brown Sherres. in wood in glass - sNH anu
PORr-WIEES-Ssndem conlnetItion rod ,nJ ,-Lit
Port in wood md in glass - $40 "tl'e
MADEIRA IYiNE-JOhn Howard NT.r.h,, a. AZ
In wool aad In glass; alao, Grape Juice.
ne steinberser
quarts AM, pints. U "ns s1' w
DIES-osarl and old pale and dark
: RUSiS-9ld and ne,sJRmatca, Antigua Grenada and
ron me ISLANDS, Imp1rGef direct from London.
no tStlrc Of aromatic poison It. - "
goo half chests OF the nest TEA 5mb5-1v
tARQ2!SES, Said OF Ftensh and American Mustard.
~ l1se received and for sale by 800
mlso --z--zz-z- wa, EDWARDS BRO 5.
and Yankee Sauce, TTeceive5 aud ~
" sale ny Enh$nI ". a. EDWARDS 4 RFttl:
ERLIN Wire Belt lk aud rubber betting NJ
~ ry"4 D.NIoOLL s BROs Yarety. stoTSs = :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07
COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman, public lecturer, took severe cold the
latter part or last month"; while travelling and lecturng in
northern though pnblio audiences
he entirely enabled to pursue his cni.
Ing without Inconvenience No public speaker
married lady of 4Ohad taken violent cold wlchsei
He'd on her lungs, cough pain the sI ami
considerable fever and honrsencSs Snch colds were s4.
II very lasting and roubesome hut taking Specific
tIrev well. -
vounEman of % had hoar.eness for fifteen
speak in whispers pain induced coughing, dry or
raising only trife in the morning. quite feeble enact
ated Had taken several medicines with but ltle or no
benefit he commenced with the Cough Pls-one nil tire
times per daY-anh found himself Improving his
cough ner and softer passed on strength ami
appetite Improved, and in few was entirely wei.
having taken no other medicine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07
CASES AND CURES.


young lady % troubled with Indigestion for
severalmonths to render great necessary the
selection Of her food After eating, the became
acid food rising In her mouth with water, AMI uureas
ant heavy lo1d-lie stomach, continunr
for some hours frequent headaches bowels constructed and
NdepresseIl mental condition commenced taking the
Dyspepsia pills, morning night than n
week almost symptom of her disease had vanisl d.
and she felt like n being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years strong robust
conSttuton had lately been good deal affected
Cestton, weak stomach, tongue the mn,t
ard attended with peculiar rtIgo whns in the
head 50 ch so as to render his riding carriage or
even mounting eminence, qute dangerous irving
several things Intellectually he Il upont Dyspepsia Pills
which afforded prompt relief pill every night an morn
ing works Ike charm, relieving all his vertigo other