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and investigation The hrst volume OF the Subscribers Edition
issued rnce the second published last Spng
and the third and st completed OF the r aud second
Especially at this time when the questions Of notification and
secession se again considered the history o. Jseksons Admin
- THE WORK WAS NEEDED.
partisan the prejudice Of personal affection have
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ITS COMPLETENESS.
me aot peTseTeing research hardly hope TO light
who have been familiar with the career Of Jackson be
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ITS IMPARTIALITY.
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CONSTIPATION OR cosrTvENEss.


No the many ills flesh Is heir to" ia prevalent
little understood and so much neglected as Cosiyeness Osn
originating sedenary habits is regarded
sgh disorder little excite anxiety while
in reality precursor and companion Of Of the most
fatal diseases and unless early ersdcated viii
bring untiney grave Among tho lighter eyz
OF which coveufss the usual attendant Headache Coc,
Reformation Foul Breath Piles and others Of like while
long train of gfa diseases such Malignant Feyers Alb
cesses Dysentery Dsrrhea Dyspepsia Apopexy Epilepsy,
Psray Hyseis Hypohondsis Melancholy and insanity
first indicate their presence in the system by this alarming symp
ton take independent existence unless the cause
eradicaed early stage From all these considerations
follows disorder should receive immediate attention
whenever should neglect get box Of
Cephac Pills the appearance of the complaint their
timely use will expe the approaches Of disease aud
destroy this dangerous foe TO human life
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BRIpGBr-slissus you 10 send her boz Of cepSte
Gue-no bottle OF Prepared P-but II thinking that's not
just neither but perhaps yen be sher knowing what Is
We she's nigh dead and with the Sick Headache and
wants some more of that relaived her before
DRUGGsT-You must Spsldng's Cepbalic Pills.
BRIDGZE-Och! sure and you've sed it; here's the
qusrther gnd Civ the Pills, and dont be all day aboot
aither
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IARDLY REALIZED.

HI sd ouibls eadaebe this hsnernoon, hand ,.sppsd
into the hand hi 10 the Can heess
me Of an esdaehe 4 " Does Il hAehs ard" e. HeI-
ceedngy" says hi hand upsn that Esphao Pf
hand pon 'onOr cured quick that ady reanzcd
'sd I'D sn 'esdscbe.
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TWENTY MnLIoNs OF DoLLAHs sAvED-Mr spsldips no.
cold millions bottles OF his celebrated Prepared Gee ana
n that bottle saved dollars worth Of
broken furniture thus making aggregate Of twenty millions OF
dollars reclaimed total loss by this valuable invention.
Having Glue household word he proceed. to do
the world still greater service by curing all the aching heads with
his Cephac Pills and they good his Clue headaches
win soon ysnisb Az ay ike snow In July
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Ea
MISCELLANEOUS.

TBB AEALsaNATIOs on LAS8uAGEs.-Thsre Is 9 growing
tendency Ibis appropriate the most expressive words OF
other languages and afer while TO incorporate the into our
owns thus the word Cspbaic which IL from the Greek szniy.
Ing for the bead is becoming popnarzed ia connetiou
with MI spadngs great Headache Remedy but Il viii sccn b
used more general and the word Cephsc VIII become
common as EIecrotype and many others whose dDo1 -
foreign words has been worn away by ussse pn tbey
seem native snd 10 the manor born
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A REAL BLESSING.

Physiias--Well, Mrs. Jones how Is that headschef
yones-Gone, Doctor all the pill sent cured
lust twenty minutes and wish you would send uore 20
that can have them handy.
Phy,faa-You can get them at any Druggists. Call for
Cephsc Pills. find they never fail and1 recommend them IN
all cases Of headache. 49,, ,
s, Jone-I sba send for box directly and shall tell az ny
suffering rieuds for they real biessing
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~ Own EXCITEMENT and the mental care and anxiety
incident business study the
Headac The dsorderea state Of
mind and BODY incident this distressing complaint fatal
blow 10 energy aad ambition. Sufferers by this disorder
always speedy relief from these distressing attacks by
usins one OF the Cepac Pills whenever the symptoms appear
Ii qus BRAIN and oothes the strained and
and dsordered condition Of the brain.
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CILLIMAN's NATURAL PlllLOSPHY.-
- Revised, Rewritten Enlarged erng the Whole Ground
Included by Modern Science under its title
We have just sued the second revised and rewritten edition
OF
PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS; On, NATURAL PuLoeoPHT.
Designed for the use Of Colleges and Schools.
BY Benz. SILLIHAN, JH.
Professor Of General aud Applied Chemistry Yale College,
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tis imporant textbook. Ununa and research have
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lts contents believed TO be full and varied and
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language
Is comprised In 8 pp small 8vo illustrated With
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We have prepared ocuar Of pp, containing liable Of
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r. Dlp Won ever have the Sick Heedshe' Do yoo
be e hrobbng temples the feyeged brow the Iebine aud
disgust the sight OF food How totally unit were for
pleasure conversation study! One OF the Cepbshe Pills
relieved from all the suffering which thcn
experienced For This and other purposes should Always
hsYe box VI them h6Dd to occasion requires
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CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
cUaE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
GRE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE!

gy the use Of the.e Pulls the periodic attacks Of Nersss ~
M ea6as may be prevented and taken at the
uept Of an attack immediate es from pain Andsiekness WIN bs
ehtained.
They seldom fail removing the Hafea and Hel8aose v
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels, removing Costicss
For Literary he Stadst Delicate Females, and all persona
Of ,edata,v AGb they valuable Ldratre improving
the arpei giving and rgoy to the digestive organs and
restodns the elasticity and strength ohe whole ysteu
THE CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigations
and carefully conducted experiments having been many
years during which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether o
mating In the system from deraaged state VI The
stomach.
Tley entirely vegetable In their composition, snd may %
taken at all s with perfect safety without making change
Of diet and M absence Of dsdsabs taate readers sa'v
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GRxlT pscovERY-Among the most important Of az The
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pm for relief Hesdshe and the Of Quniue for the
yenion of Feyer either OF which specific whose bene-
ts WIN experienced BY suffering humanity long siter tbe
discoverers are forgotten.
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FACT WORTH KEowISs.-spsdinss Cephsle Pills
tain Sick Headache Nervous Headaebe Cosiyeness
and General Debility
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