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a REAL BLESSING.

FtysiciGa 80 Well, ars. Jscss, hos 5 that
ksatache2
Mrs. J7Heg -Gon:, Doctor, sll gone! the pill
vou sent cured me IN Just twenty Di-a.ss, 2rd
wish Won would send some more so that J can
have them handy.
PsysicilH.-You can get them a. any D-ug.
sists, Cal FOR Cepsaiie Pills find thsv never
'aH, aad recommend them in al eases o. Head
ache.
MrI JJnes-I shall send for box directly.
aud shaH tell All my suffering friends, FOR they
sre q reI! Blessing
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07

TwESrY MILLIONS or DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr.
Spal ling has sold two millions OF bottles Of his
celebrate! Prepared Glue and it is estimated that
each bottle saves ~ leas, ten dollars worth Of
broken furniture, thus making n aggregate Of
twenty millions Of dollars reclaimed frcn total
loss Nv thi. valuable invention. Having made
his Glue a household word, he now proposes 10
d. ths world still greater service By curing sll
the achas heads with his Cephsl.c Pills, and II
they ara a. cooI as bis Glue. Headaches will
soo1 vanish away like snow in July.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07

BEDoEr.-M.s7us wants you 70 send her
box Of Cephalic Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared
Pil,s-but I'm thinking that's not iu,t il naither;
bu. perhaps ven bo at,her knowing that i is,
Te see she's nigh dead and gore Win tse sick
Headache, and wants some more Of The same that
Felaved her before.
Drpggisi-Yoa must mean Spalding's CePha-
lie Pills.
Bridgei- Och sure GOV and you've sed il,
here's the qusrihsr and EiTs ne the Pills and
soL't DO eli DAY shout it aithet.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07
Window Blinds.
THIS is SOMETHING NEW.

FEHHE subscriber would say to the public that
4 he has converted his blacksmith shop into
a manufacturing establishment, where heis man.
ufacturipg TP USES Shoulder Braces and AB
DONINAL SUPP 0RTERS of every descrip-
ton. Also, he is making P U1EP AUGERS and
Runners of every description, cheaper and bet
ter than can be found in any other shop in YER
mont He is also making and repsiring GUNS
cheaper and better than can be done in New
England. Please call and see his work and price
1.-THE is going in FOR low prices in these hard
His work is all warranted and can't be beat.
z. K. HAMMOND.
West Derby, June 5, 1902
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS,

The ANALGAMArIoS OF LANGUAGEs.-There
" o growing tendency in this age TO appropriate
the most expressive words Of other langua yes,
and after while TO incorporate them into our
own; thus the word Cephalie, which is from the
Greek, signilying for the head is now bscOm-
INK popular zed in connection with Mr.. SPal-
diHg's great Headache remedy, bat it will soon
lie used IN more general way and the word
Cephalc will becOms as common - E.ectToty pc
Snd many others whoas distinction - foreign
words has been worn away by common usage
untii they seem native and 70 the manor born.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07
tARDLY REALIZED.

III 'ad n 'orrbs eadachs this bsiternoon, hand
! stepped into the hSpOthegaries hand says hi TO
the msn ' Can you hesse me Of an 'esdache 2
&" Does i h.che ard, D." sSYs't. "HezceeinEly,
SAYS hi hand upon that e gave mo Cephaiic
Pill, hand 'pOn me 'Ouor 20 cured me so quick
that 'ardly realized I'D 'ad an 'eadache.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07
PASSUMPSIC HOUSE,
BARTON, VERMONT
BY JERRY DREW.

fTHlS House is new and newly furnished thro'.
4 out-Bith accommodations equal il hob 80
perior to any Hotel IN Northern Vermont. 30
pains Or expense viii be spared 20 render the
House Satisfactory 10 its guests hs furnishing ths
table With tie choicest yiaHda, pFg pared 81 fbs
best culinary skiii.
Coaches ran 70 meet the trains conveying he
guests Of the Passumpsie House Tres 81 charge
aud a choice stock 81 Livery HoFscs and lsffa-
ges is kept hy the Proprietor 70 convey passsn
ssFs 10 aay 81 the adjacent tomns on shofi go..es
snd On moderate charges. ~ IAs siasa -
sfep AZ Hls Ifsuse
The stsble Of the Paassmnsls uasss VS. -
Gently built, Nith al Tie medaFn inVfuxsasHts
which the eapeFisars q stshia ssspsgs seas
suggest
Barton. Juoe G, isse-a4yl
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7He Greatest Rosdsr.
But tbs greatest wonder IS to know,
How Bisbse & Black can sell goods % low,
Why 81 around ne people stare,
To see the Business done mp there.
Millinery goods you there may get,
And Ready Made CloshinE-just fit,
Tin, Boots and Rub5srs, BY tie pair,
Brown Earthsn, Shoes, and good Glassware.
Hats, Caps and Goats, all ready made,
DeLainss and Prints that will no. fade;
All kinds Of tools, both steel and wood,
The best Of Lamps, and Oil that's good.
Paper, Carpets, fancy fzinga, which you orter
Be getting for your blooming daughter.
They've Sugar, Salt, and Turpensine,
Grocery too-alI in our line.
Tobacco, Tea, al good and nice,
They'll sell to you az lowest price;
All sorts Of goods-just call and look,
To name them all would make book.
If these strange sights you want to see.
You'H call On US at Coventry
A. the old Union Store is where We stop,
lis just hard BY the Blacksmith Shop.
BISBEE & BLACK.
Coventry, OCTOBER Is, 1sso-4sif
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-12
HIT PANUIA. MISSISSIPPI. THURSDAY APRIL n lao

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NAfIffl4 lMff IM.af4 UNu
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Aa'4h ~ ins rlsf so us. eaarell.
.fs,Ie miI.n.l. h.I.H,6auITf..... ..l
,sss ,iod H. uingn. rnlf lg to.l
e..n.h one $50. hllnl hreflH h
mnn..r q NJ "t nv. .as ~
y ilobltYm iHur. knl nlF shrmu
h4t h,r nI#hi. ona. hanrl...l noon 'hH
anofgtal slta. #lltnLna-fsn.A
" hmaal 4 4. ,m,y.r,lo MI fmIa hat
nls eon,fg Idefa.al,rsn csalihr
s5faf M. ,le "a. trDIt't tun, tf.
a'ghi M .o,as ~ M. esuau, .ns. ua an,
If gomtlae mo, .,f.op. Nhr aafry.t A.
ailsl IN. aa8ll. no0de.ligi.m.nl li..ny
raall nov. h,a afa .t from A.. ..ghr.tnt,.
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A HARD oAen.

"Tiiat which ihoa hast to DO, 10 i viii
I'll thy might said clergyman 20 BIZ
son, ,oHe inpinlfg.
s, /, ii. ~. morning" ssil BiYl, viii
an ,nihasiaslic gisamil l'i cyc. =
sih. ata' va Il iariinv. al ~ r..
'l''.r ranli f1seri ,lryass as cGapsne' /,
curls.
"Nls. 7 wlmll,psl jack flati. .
q.l 'hc Young hopeful. "'tiii hp Wild nsr
T. ae-. You ,hou.i hayc 1saii lii.a los .,
ita."
gte fs,her boxed unhappy. uhile b. ez.
pla.ugi that the pfeczpi o. 40, ffmlr -
any s,t he that: and cpnelalci rt.i'ly
via. s'Ysa shoaIi no. have done ihsi, iay
c.R."f
"I'hcn he'd vhallopri m~.'
"Baier,' stid the sire, ''gbr yoa 20 have
ici PC vralh 10 caMs.
~ b., rel lied .ls hopefal 3 " = oI
fnal ciinehss, ''Jack can F,in ,risc ~ ias
A. en-.
T'nr fr'her 'rtel, vent t. ia .,uly, took
a pchan.l tndsascrei to impoe hia II.
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rnr ai,nasYaDAs.

1 A,c1rrosp1nlsat OF the tiica Herald
,tu- jc.c,i,es ,n river Jaraln;
Alinc II ",cn, loe i9,e-. ,.Sc, betrayed
tic course cl ,lc sacsel riv,v .afouga ,he
plant So dsepis 10, ehas',ol. and 80 ,sioe
!. tie forest tbs, sllfi. il, binki, that !
rode vi,hin twenty .arb Of !. b'iorc !
cangh, tho iiss. gloain # IL vsters. was
ngsseably Nappo n,ed. ! lad heard The
Jo. dan oD'scr.t.l as an g. pa, ma aidy
stream. Whether i,'vas ;lc contrast witll
thc ac-ola'm aiylni, - uiy lancy, shit
mlic ils '.rtgn M,,at 50 Liag,.ial, lRoa
nj h's /; aM ,ecil a. thst mcnen, ol u
fos "a. on. % nv l1hgug.yei tie pcrFec'
ton of n. I'm sml icn.lua /, /
h'riiy =. vii - ne y anv 8 i, [ sics. huI
fr mogc rspd snl in,pa si1nei ~ t- lbs
Inder,, ofNn ~ r.vt. have ever seem
The Joalan' Li,' .ia fes,ei cIFrtai. l.,
'~.trg y no Il 90. cl ~. bIl i d, liti
Dc .rvca he name o'sis Aly. 81 il,c pl.c.
! iigst .awit. ut.,i..ea a@iy1l the baplisa
br caf sssloaf. b, ne A. .,a' lt.8o.s -.
II ar rcil'l,u ~ irA-i oa tacir onirsae0
iato ,hc PROM e.l Ian. ~
Lile trnr ) gAiA, iba..ei IN ii'va
icrs. aai rs'fl d tcg , la.ts r.on Il
taib:, - token. II lcm'nbranee Of III
m"it inmamr nser n the sorli. Thre
iailrs heisw TIE ~. wh1rt.l ulw siand, 10
/ aoti- iiser- Il tie vsfy sni'1m o. III
i.--suidenly ,hrcws itsslfoa tic puiF.d 10
son Of ,l,e Dad sca.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-12

.
fftt le fllt# e nfy iH tmu
NIh.f yunlal fHm iffs, lf l
+ my. lanuI dpf tH MH hI'Hf
"A. sriu ahai h.lNl \ Matf M
qse<hf<Ns Al HrHNlH IHEt fI fH
aileffA4 N arg lolet r. ni bfli'NN
sa lut. all ~ ap - seFo
ef 100 rslai VI il,s .oii iHu.sB 4
fs uniihai slncs, i.hu f4y No. Hf
f.' lesl sf gHfa goo "Htu fnlHgf Il
ui rat.Ue hm lf nn "a n lgnt NJ
lt 1unlat. In choice e.,iH rrbNH4
emniri NJ. dnfl isF,nl.f atIh
lHs wHlth Ihn ia.lYfmf eaiuIn. HY,
tlImIal mil. suuHfn..t fr ulted
to.h Nih Jupt
cu llmel.- gIa0lE nl mrffliNli,i
irniuc i not rs a rchohmryi, II d.
syrup VI. at n0i 'ho ta.,i ofil eompllnl,
sou may m.aflo with i loh ~ amount ol
lic uhtancaa VII truipr tap polilinn
ptslthi@ o., 70 w. lo.iermtetoM
rloh fmc url.rr cawrehcnl yoa
pcrttiy pWui ~ ipn.n.e yu tlli
thn tendency ~ llp tyfup VII Is rather 81
enhnc tina d.mlnsh pufraihc virtues
81 ilie drug
tr,omA--l'nlraent c' obscryng thti
/ Lisnyle u aa,c'od IN ,J--Ihcn pre-
cscl miraclc Of medical l.em,aro and Nt
/ dom
Clcrk--WIlh dhpatch, con'ouniqr o
fool.
Cus,omer-Thcn, ifnot struck notion
les, ,sc ha.,c.
j Aii iais Wa So quietly, 80 politely sa'd
thaf aiihnueh amusei b,yond expression 0
ihr conversation, stared IN wonder d, lh'
paits. Isc cicrk esi,la ~ lell eu, At ,h
la. rcmashlgl ID, other, INT m.Ssl De pos
i,r, which DIE Arangur ir'unphnntly swtl
lowed. psid ilr aal started 70 leave ,h
t,~e. whon--
Clerk--Sboull you rccl as uncasines
IN lh, rcron Of the stomach N,ihn ,he ~
ROD Of !i.ecu m.nu,1s. i,lu ioJs patron
attribute the cause to the accidental intro
daciion iuio the draught YOU have ju,, .
h'n Of some drug Of vigorous elect an
paia'rl consequence. w
Cuatom'r---lp 'r,fr frielfcned-lf ! Il
d-n YOU. III punch yonr hc,..
Cl@k--lthoushi I'll bring you dorn +,
piaia Eurlj; bns guess yeall iiad II
, pns les iirirl'. fESit customer, vi,
/. clstti,l sianaiGg straight out
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Anong them were t.nscss anil cli'J''Fs.
What. We're they NJ. Ia.siois! Ners
they not yen.
Na-iung'on vis furveyor anl fasn"f.
Frank lh vas printer.
GreeHe va. a blacksmith.
Warrtp Va. r'i.isian.
sumpsfr vas shtpAerl.
En~ar shcuaan Nss shoemaker.
Narri vas f,rmsr. a. wesc also pai-
srp. All.n and Stark.
Tlapssk wasa ildpping merchant.
Tnimhali was m stlst.
Arnoli (he traitor VAS a bookseller and
druggist.
H.. Norris VI. slipping merchant.
t,apstel Adams vas .sS-sa.he.ct.
llampbreys xas a historian and pet.
wsrae lNal Aa,sony1 s.s & Surveyor.
IN hlh f.'itoln sss farmer sni ias.
lice Hiks peace.
Morgan vas iroves.s
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fhe New ie'k Higher Inw--tssefss
Lla.
Ntal 'he hiys sali " Iie iearA LEI lns
go.
ll.lag wliA tI,is---Geillag high ss
afl.
A rasular Jail.Iiri--a burglar whcs he's
V hon.c has two wings, viii il bs able
% fyasayl
The ars, man who jumped 10 : eonslasiss
Sam Patch.
A splinter from beam Of light 10 said 10
W a curiosiIy.
'fngelie. are generally enacted q shs
Theatre of War -
When lover dcIes on his darling, . ~.
luaal acts ~ an anthdo,e. W
How 20 mulc people acknowledge ~
cptn- floal On their toes.
We know Of no young man that he's toea
IA constant as the lover Of Truth.
The ircnblc with bow-lergcd mcs \. ~
they are always going on bcndcrs.
"Nigli threw hls dark msstlc ever ~
scene, probably to keep h from catching
cold.
"i,aising The wind il nov dsnspineteb
more .lassieally, "esci.iag ~ lsasd1
IoIus."
When man has bitten "a anosAsv's nele
y car. l. Il proper 70 bind him evw 70 -
TIE piece!
psrn,sir-lsv ere naturally qsart1eene
rscn the iAci that they hsvs jsissd -
with each other.
The men who ere w;liiae ''ls die ~ -
idea," would bs mseh bes.cr snpleysa y
|, living FOR a reality. -
: Franklin psy.. ~ pcsv naa must vsss
to end meat fSr HE stomach, rich - -
End stomach for Nd meat" Las
A benevolent Oh rcutlemsk ~ y ~
away wood BY the cord, IL svtus, ssoo6ah
TO have n recorded sbovs.a s..3f<
Il Az AyrrcrIosArx BcupfSs.--1syGs
D sdeegiisemcnl Of ; new Aessl y : - ~
u esabraces about axty yoode
An Irish paper says that snseo -
: morally woun,led ri wsleslDs - ~
= % lhies, Sbarrsvi Nsy~ - o11k,s
woman evsla ssA - q 0QICu1ps
!, lncr- n fhM noah o. shN snue ~ ~
!. would n gsea del ~ - -
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All yffr hfftf tfstHfH'iiF W. hN'N'' ~ -
UheN ia ,w,sa s.eu vl,haW adl.kennl ghaFee
~ TIE Cash for I'd artis.af y due ff'n tho
6spi ,asess.sN II sa aiyss.,sriaen'.
Ad,erti1em ni. uat markell With ,hc nHnhsr oi
i,se-usa, lr.ifei vii bs plhll.h'd ard chafssi
for q. tina regular tttts uat'i eslsfel ol'.
Atveftisonants ffun q dsisasa mi,i b. aetala'
pani-i by shs G,sn or .r'i.faei"rv reference.
: pfh'ieil n,f-s.fs " ei'satrs inseh. i Tor 10.
dividnal bsaei,, charged q. etvssti,smlsli
Aassrilyepeats 4 rerscaa, naslrs' y sssmi'.
~ q ss., Gill Aasa 10 be pAit ios IN sdva.ss, at
double price.
- Editorial business notices - cents rer lins.
nn,anscinsr.s u rsniia,.es must b' ps,'l ilf
ssvts1iy IN sdraaes, a. tDlOss For State aad nls.
Sslse 6mces, e,O, for f"vniy cScrs. ~.
se,Obieasvs Sosssss aver nina lines " length, 90
Ss>euon q llssyss ~ Associations es s'sls'ses,
uot6s 6sath of { usmbss, must 20 pad fof a our
. An 6smmauisssiens scr this psrss must be se.
0onorets1 by ths authors sisnatarcs.
~Ap. .com Manlcasiocs csarse,ei with the
(nee 81 lh,s sdks nussNc allr%sslts "Ihs
qSyStfme PMNa Ss-r ~ " w
n tX&>r.~&-~~-~~r ~ ~~.~~~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-12

- Negis HHsihsf, 'ss ffHis, egst,
Az sabssdpa,as psl iiii'g''s hnl,'l al l's
Nms VI sss sslb u. Nli he fanfHsel ani "a a.
ssSsssss ~ psi, ~ ., lhs rHgn y .lH HiiaPfil'gf,
ADvEifrisfNG BAfEss;
Mss llaes, ., lsis ..Ll Hte hpf) ilwass .
sssssIsssss square -alI over our square and al y
10 lines. w,ll 10 aa,n.si a''so sla,s~, Cats ~
issss t,ss sh.sesd i..s ths saa.s l1av oe.aat,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
fOlkD,S

FAMIIT GhGHhRYTG PTEIS.,
Conpoundea tom Pure vege,abIe E.iraci, and
put up in Glass Cases, Air Tight. and Will keep
IN any climate. The Family CrtiIaftie PILL is a
gentle but active C1thartic, which the proprie tor
hns usa d la his practice more than twenty ycrrs.
The constantly iucre asing demand from those " ho
have long used the PiLLs and the saHsisction
which express in regard 10 teir USE has indeed
me TO place Them within the reach Of all The
profession well know that different Cathnrtics ct
on different portions oi the bowels TITS Family
CathuIlc Pill has. iih due reiereace to i,s We n
estubisn-d TACT, been compounded from varity
OF the purest Vegetable Extracts. Which act alike
every part OF the alimenta-y canal and ure good
and safe in oil cases " here cathartic is needed,
sIch as arrangements of the Stomach Sleepine So
Pains in the Back and Loins, Costiveness Pain 20
Soreness over the whole body. from sudden cold,
which frequently. it neglected end in a long course
OF Fever, Loss oi Appetite, creeping sensation
OF cold over the body. Re.tlessness, Headache or
weight in the head, al lnflamma tory Diseases,
Worms in children or adults. Rheumatism, a
grent purifier OF the Blood and many diseases 10
which flesh is heir, too numerous 10 mention ia
this advertisement Dnse, to 8. i{A off'
PRICE THREE DIMES.
DS-The Liver invigorntor and Family Cathartic
Pills reailed by Druggis,s generally, snd sold
S. T. w. SANFORD, Md
a. ..s,-- !. Manufacturer and Proprietor.
dei559ly 335 Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01

inalienatiop to others OF the public lspds
held by actual settlers, and sgrinst any
view ol the iree homestead policy which re-
RaroS the settlers a, psupers or supplivbts
tor pnbiic bounty; aud We demand the pas
sage BY Congress Ol lbe complete aud salts
factory Homestead measure which has
already passed the House. " isfe ,s
H. That the Republican party "a opposed
TO any change in our naturalization iaws,
or any Slate Legislation BY whicI, lIle iightr
of citzen.hip hitherto accorded Ia limit
grants from foreign lands shall be abridged
or imported; and 10 favor o! giving a iuli
and efficient protection 10 the rights Of all
classes of citizens. whether hathe OF
nuturblizcd, both al home and abroad. % e'
ID. The appropriations by Congress for
river and harbor imprcvencn'sofar n ristioual
character. required fr the occomno ods. on
and security Of an existing cnmnerce. are
authorized bv the Constitution; aud justified
by the obligation of government to p rotec
the lives and property Of it's ci,izens.
l6. That rsilroad to the Pacific ocear
is imperotively demanded by the interest o
the whole country; that the Federal Gov
eminent ought 10 render immediate ,ani
efficient aid In lis construction; aad that. Al
preliminary thereto, a daily overland mai
should he promptly established OBJ. p,
II. Finally. having thus set forth sou
distinctive principles and views, we ioyit
the cooperation of oil citizens, howeve
differing on other questions. who subsian
italy agree with Us in their affirmance an
support. -lss ,r a9
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01

liver !: INVIGORATOR,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

1T Is compounded entirely from Gums, and as
l. become an established fact. a STANDARD Mi
cine, known and ap- - proved by all that
have used il, and is - now resorted TO with
confidence in all the - disc ses for which il
is recnnmended.-lt u has cured Thousand,
within the last year = who had given up all
hopes of relief us the i numerous unsolicited
certificates III my pos - session show. e
he doze must BE- 4 adapted To the temp
erament OF the indi- X yIdual taking it. aud
used ia such quant - ties as to act gently
On the Bowels. n lE9j .aus 5iflf -
Let the dictates OF . your judgment guide
you In the use OF the - Liver Invigorator, L.
IL will cure LIVER Y = COMPLAINTS, Bill
hous Attacks, Dys- - pepsin Chronic Diar-
rhOca. Su mer COM - pnints, Dysentery
drJpsy, sour stomach = Habiiual costiveness
ChOic, ch lera chOl. - era Morbus Cholera
In iantum, Fiutul.nce. Jaundice, Female Weak
nesses, aud may be used successfully as an Ordi.
nary Family Medicine II will cure Sick Head
ac''e, rs thousands can testify. in twenty mi
il two or three T-aspoonful!s are taken at com
mencement oi ttack All wlie use it are giving
teif testimony IN It's iavC~. Nh'isi
Mix water in the mouth with the Iuvisorat tor ,
and swallow both together. af
Price One Dollar per Bottle
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
MEDICAb1 NJ
the ONLY ARTICLE
I'M ,MARKRY,
70 r.s WITH IMMENsE ~ "a
HOME & EUROPEAN DEMAND
MEDICAL,

TNHE REASON WHY is that BY Natures own
Il process II restores The natural color parma.
nently after tho hnir becomes gray; supplies the
Natural fluids, and thus makes IL grow on bald
B, sds, removes AZ dandruA, itching asd heat from
the scalp. quiets and tones up the nerves, snd'
thus cures all nervous headache, and may be re-
lied upon to cure all diseases Of the scalp and hair
1t Will stop and Keep y from falling Off makesit
soft, glossy, healthy and beautiful. snd fused BY
the young twoo three times q week Il will never
tall OF beconle gray, then reader read the follow
ing and Judge ior ycussclyes: = has silii 80
Mes.rs o !. wood Co hs,ns h..,d ..a; 200 GOOD
deal ab,ut P,of. Woods Hair Restorative, snd my
hair beng quite gray, issds vpmy mind 70 lay
aside the prsjudices which in common with q
ent mediciaes, and short dnss seo ! conimsfced
using your article. to test IL Tor myself ia sssrc
The result has been 50 vary satisfactory that
am very glad did land justice " you % well
for the encouragement Of others who may be ss
Grey ss was bot Who having my prsjudiccs with.
out my reasons tor setting Il aside, aro unwilling
70 give your Restorative q rihI until n ey have
furth,f proof, and the best proof being ocular de-
may show to any toc6. and also direc, ihemI 70 mo
ior further proof, who am In and out oil the ~ Y
Wire Railing Establishment every day. eLi oI
My hair isnov It's Baiufsi color and much Inn
proved p; u sPgeaIs9cs every way, Ping gic.ieF
am yours, respy. HEsiT Jrsx,ss1
LiyIsesros, Ala, February 18th, 'ss.
Prof Wocd-Your iIst Rssorssivss ssbss ,dcuss
puch good ~ This part Of the country. Ny haIr
has been slightly diminishing tor several years,
coustd, suppose. IRON siiaiI. burn WHEN = veg
quite an infant have been using your Hair Rssr
lorniiye Tor six weeks. and ! lind that ] have c,
hne head OF hair low growing. after having used
oil other remedies known 10 effect; think il is
tSe most valuable remedy now. .exinDt, spd sdvss'
all who are afflicted that wayto use your remedy.
Yours, &C. .5ggL ssl !; W. MIpplrros.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
or Kings Evil,

Il constitutional disease, . corruption II fhs
blood, By which this fluid becomes vitiatsd,
weak, and poor. Being IN the circulation, Il
pervades the whole body, and may burst cut
IN disease on any part Of II. No organ Il ftss
from its attacks, nor Is there one which IL may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint IL vsriously
caused By mercurisl disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, Hlth
md flthy habits, the depressing vicss, and,
above all, by the venercai infection. What
ever be its origin, It Is hereditary In The con-
stitution, descending " from parents 70 childrsA
unto the third and fourth generation Z" indeed,
IL seems to be the rod Of Him who says, IL
will visit the iniquities Of the fsthsrs upoa
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from ths
blood Of corrupt or ulccrous matter, which, b
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, II termed
tubercles !. in the glands, dwellings; and on
the surface, ,eruptions or sores. This foul corr
lupdon, which genders in the blood, deprcssss
the energies Of 1he, 70 that scrofalous constitus
tons not only suGsrr ffom scrofulous com-
plsinfs, but they have fhr less power to With
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conss-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous IN their nature.
are still rendered fatal BY this faint IN ths
system. Most Of tlie consumption which DE-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver. kidneys. brain.
and, indeed, Of al the organs, arise from ow
are aggravated by the same cause. afs q
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulous !;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health Is undermined BY Il.
To cleanse it from the system we must refiovats
the blood by an alterstive medicine, md in
yisorsts IL by healthy food and sxgeise.
Such medicine we supply in ,,,t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
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