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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
Railroads., 81.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
COmmoaciRt Ofipbr lOih. 1894
Trains Goingsouth srs En.t.

Leave Montpelier a, Q 05 A.n.,2O5I a.Gnd 10 90 sn
NJ rnAis leaves Rousos' Point at 80 NJ Burlial-
III ton I,z5 a.,t0nnoctnga at Waite river Juaetion
and Bellows Falls VITA tfains fuf Boston, Worcester e
nd with Vermont Valley (. RtoI springfield and New
York, arrlvlnatn ew VnfE az iNl5r, y.
BuHLiNCluN LNrtI,s leaves "a dei sbuIt at 90 a. ~
Rouscs roint ut d a. IN, Tor Burning en-, satltpgl
Troy and New fok VIA tha LNte.
DAY EIPNEss fRuS leaves OgdeasbaTgh al $50 A.
n, Montreal al SEQ An, Nouse's fohtatl0 IS fel
8uslou, Troy and New York.
NisnT EXPRESS rRAfSieaves Ogdensbutrat n IL An,
Montreal at 3,io 2. kouheG Point at 5AS o. H. arry
ne At Bostonat $50 a NJ, connecting al BeloRs r4ls
with Cheshire x. n. tor Boston ana Worcester and with
vermont Valley r for Springfield &c, aus arriving
a New York al y 30s
Trains GoiRR North and Ntst
Leave Montpelier az ; ~ Al, llOl NJ sac S.shd
AS =.
DAY atPHrss rRis leaves Boston At 500 ~ via
uwull of Lawrence at s0,. NJ, via Fiic lbpse leave
,prinehrld at 550A Bellows Fals at u IS a. W. 20
rassumpso Road, Burlington, Monte l. Urdenshufrh
chicago and the hest, Ggking close eoaneruons.
Mat TRAM leaves Boston at % =. n.yia bswcil,
White RWct junction Al ! o. 49, ( burlington Mont.
ael and Ogdensbut h.
fecs as0pAriuN ItAir leaves Nouhfelt 81 ia % -
fot Burlington, and Rouses FONT
Near EIFREss fpAts fellows Fnls pt 10 % Pm
receiving passengers from Vernon alley K. leaving
New York Rtl2.l5 ?, a., and from Cheshire R, X.
leaving Boston at $50 ,, n. connecting at
Nhi,U River junction with train leaving Rosten al
80 ?. ~, arriving At Burlington at 10 a. ~, Rousss
Point att oS 49, Montreal at us A. A.. and OedeRs.
ourgh al u 20 NJ The Mail Tmm S,uth4nd tAaies
rain North connect with passumpNc Road.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the nigh cxprs,
taine tunaine between Rouses Point aud BoPttn and
iouse's Point and prlngded.
Through fIehsts TOT Chicago andthe West for 10 81
ne principal stations
= sibGns. v. Or.l0 isfl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

bcrs of the houses are full The air is full Of
the fragrance OF the vic weed. BltaI ate after
tho almighty dollar Good tobacco land
has rented in Northampton this season for 200
dollars an acre. Tho Connecticut leaf as it ls
called is said to be the finest in the world.
The crop Of potatoes is eaid to be letter than
for years before Probably 10 more Intelligent
farmers arc to be found than in thss,me yalle..
| attended the Fair OF llampshi Co at North.
ampton few days ago and saw something of
the productions Of the country. Sock o. all
kinds was very good, but sheep. ! would like
to have seen some specimens Of our Vermont
McriaoS there. Almost every kind Of invention
was there, but the two that attracted he most
attention was a coGte rooster in the Hall, and
dumping wagon on the ground The coi5c
rooster is small horizontal WIRE cylinder which
sets ON a stove and runs by clock work, and by
beng wound up will run orc hour and half
You can Iut in the coffee, start the clock, and
round 1t goes, and the good woman may 20 about
her other duties and take out the coffee when
done. of course it is all Drowned alike and by
putting on cover the aroma is all kept in 80
that more strength is saved. The machines are
meeting with great sale, and well they may.
The wagon found was u Vermont invention
called Nye & Balls patent and is intended Tor
farmers to draw manure or dirt or any thing
they wish to unload quickly.
1t IS very simple in construction, and can be
easily converted into common wagon A full
sized wagon was worked on the ground and
load of dirt could bo dropped into four piles
without stopping the team and without using
any tools.
1t must save about all the work Of unloading
manure, and must prove invaluable to farmers
who use wagons notice that Gov. Smith Of
81. Adams uses one, and speaks in the highest
terms Of it.
But the show of fruit and vegetables was nice
far sn perior to that Of the Springfield Fair. 1t
was really great show.
While looking over the people and productions
could not but think what an idea it was to
leave New England out in the cold, as some
of the copperheads have b'en trying to do.
Bat she will live and flourish and continue 10
furnish brains to the rect Of the world for years
to come, long after these miserable home traitors
have been laid in their miserable graves.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

Transposiiion Of Miriam's Song.


Sound the loud timbrel DER slavery, DARK sea-
Our armies have triumphed! Our country 10 free
Oar Lincoln = elestei! Our Lincoln = elected
Sing, Or he coPpsrheAd triumph isbrotsn,
Their vile hell,h legons 60 viekediy brave,
How vain their boasung, for Freedom hath spoken
And all their vile eglons crushed In the grave.
SQUAD the loui timbrei DER slavery, dark sea-
Our srmle, have trlumphedi o country 10 free
Our country isfreei Our country 10 free
Praise to the couqueror! Praise to the Lord
Ills Word was arrow, His breath was our sword.
Who nov shill tell to rebellion the itory
~ hose she sent forth our loved land to snsi.vs
fha Lord hath looked out from Hts pillar Of glory,
I'd all their vile armies crushed 10 the grave.
Praise to The Conqueror! Prals 10 the Lard
HIS wor was srros, His breath was our sword.
HIsbreAth was ours#ofd, HIS breath Va, our sword.
Glory and Freelonl Our banner shall wave,
While love and bf ght union country can save
shame TO the vile oas, whs sough. to e'srwhslm US,
And sink ui in slavery nd inf,my low.
Tht hood Of pure Freedom hath nobiy redeemed Us,
And Heaven dtsc ed the ronq leror', blov,
Prii'c to the Conqaero Praise to the L.rii
I'll, Word vas cur arrow, His brea III vas our sword.
H. hrsi,h "a. our sword Hli breath vas our sword.
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poetry.
" Waiting by the Gate. =
NJ WILLIAM culLgN nErASr.

Beside massive gateway built up in years sOns BY,
Upon whose top the clouds in eternal shadow lie,
While streams the evening sunshine on quiet wood and lea
stand and calmly wall tn the hinges turn for the.
The tree tops fintly rustic beaoah the brer.s eight
soft and soohirg sound, yet 1t whhpers OF the night
! hear til woodthush piping one mellow de,oant more
Aud scent he flowers that blow Whsn the at ofday Ger
Behold the portals open and Ger the threshold nsv
There steps weary with pale ard furrowed brow
lis counl u years Is fun his allotted task is wrought
He passes 10 his rest from place that needs him not. M
In sadness then render how quickly fleets the hour wa
OF Aumaa strength AMI action mas courage and his
power,
muse while sin the voodbru,h sing, do n the golden
day,
And as I ook and llslsn he sIlnes. wears away.
Again the hinges turn, and youth departing thrcvs
look q longing backward, and sorro Sfuly 90 esi
blooming maid, n'blnding the roses from her hair,
Moves mournfuy away ffsm amidst tbs young and fair
on glory Of our race that so suddenly decays!
Oh crimson dush Of morning that dartsns as We case
Oh breath Of summer blossoms tsst the restless air
Scaers moment sweetness I'D flies we know not where
sreye for LIES bright promise, just shown and then
Withdrawn
Bat sdI the sun shines round and the evening bird
sings on,
And again soothsd and. beside the ancient gate,
In tbs soft evening sunlight calmly stand and walt
Once more tn gates opened infant group 10 out
The smile quenohed forever and stsd the sprght
ly shout,
0hffa ra tree of Life ha upon The gssnsvard strows
lt fair young buds unopened with ,vsry vnd that blows
70 come from every region, so enter, side by side,
The strong and faint OF SPIRIT the meek and men Of pride.
Steps Of eafhs great and ghty, between those pillars
grar,
And prints OF little feet mark the dust along the way
And fom approaching the threshold Whose hooks are blank
with fear,
and whose ples brighten with In dfivins near
Asi Thy lear fees and caught The gracious eye
OF him the sntsS Teacher, who cane fer W TO die.
mark the Joy, the error yet these within my heart,
Can n,ii liner wax tbs dread the Ion ging to depart
And, in the sunshine stream ne quIe wood and lea,
stand and calmly wait til the hinges turn for me-"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

VKGSJSr ANECDOTES " lthlnlel ls0a, oao Of
the early ,etllers Of ST. Johnsbury, subscribed
for Spoonei's Vermont Journal IN company
With neighbOr on back road. Accordingly
the papers were leit at Eisons house, aud alter
they had accumulated ior sv.rAl week., he met
the neighb1r AM slgse,,ei thlths shjdll call
for them. "Oh no, was the reply, &" you
keep them I'LL the end OF the year, anl thea
we II divide thcmn
Another Of the early settlers ore, who had
paid IN advance for the Journal, WAS greatly to.
disnant, at indng Ia his paper one week short
editorial headed Ia taring capitals, PAY THE
PRIMER and calnug upon dennquen, sub
scrloers to pey up their arrears. See here, F"
said he to tue ,, siman, the next time he came
along, What does this inean dunning me for
the paper when have paid Tor Il ~ Oh that
doeln' I mean you, was the reply tia, inca =
tho - whO have not pail" Well, itthat doson't
mean me, what dii be putiiia my piper for
- Vermont Rsrord
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15
wooD mxBY Co, ado'p,isr, w. ", AGENT WIN
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF the Arc.

nR. Konnsdy, ofRoxbury, Mas has Discovered Ia
~ one nl our Common pasture wscds remedy that
cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, FROM THE
WORST SCROFuhA 10 \ gONAuN llMpLH
2tottes Bte Vsrespjtd - cure nursing sore mouth
to totilos wall cate the wors, Kind OF pmplss On
The face
2to8 bottles will clear the ,yst m OF bolls
DO, les are warranted 20 cure the worst eanker In
the month and stomach
5to bottles are warranted to cure the wors, case OF
eB sipeas
| TO bottles are warranted to care all humor IN the
eyes
? boule' az warranted to cure running OF the car.
and hluich,s among the hair
Ato bottles warranted 10 cure corrupt and running
sores.
/ bottle will cure sc,y ,rupiions OF the slia.
2of to,tlu are Warranted T. cure the wort eases
OF ringwurm,
or Shettles are warranted 10 Cnfr the mo dam
ous case ihsumatisn
? or bottles ave warranted to cure salt theun
u bOhs viii cure the w0 Il uNe fsu otula
Ito bottles ARE warranted to cure the worst case Of
dyspepa Know BY ths tNp,fienet OF Thousands that
It has Teen caied by cauker 10 the stomach.
toa bottles are warranted 10 cure SICK hssitche
70 bol lt' are warranted - regulates cottt state
kidreys ''
it05 bottles will cure the wort e,,es Of dtopsv
llo battles have cured the worst eases OF pi e. a
relief always ekpeiichc'd What q mere t. GET re.
YET IN such an eScfaealing dlsa,s NJ following Tie
ufee,iehs IN The PAM hh nrou each bottle and by
q lldleit ~ Application nl the SAIL KIEIM ONT.
MhNL : .kOfuJA OINTMENT and AEAIlNU
OlhihtAl. 'ttfy 50 emu uutt, Of Nhtever Mind or
natife EXCEPT cftd that has taken root IL feFt,ctv
SUD psim tnsntly "a ed MAnniAcinied by DONALD
hhNNE.l Nc. D" Ntrnu STREET. rtNhufr. Nas..
ne 81 lo' ssh H' ell nrnggfi Ftv.3im
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

WnAr A Wrcu's CALDloS m)larn Iapor
makers vat mus, be- Dog cared spelling book
and tear stained Latin grammar the well
thumed pack Of cards the treasured and
boarded mate companion OF soms ast-cen,ury
saint, consigned by scapegrace heir to garrett
dust, and now to bot " ashes bat pulp !,
the unsold edition OF some adyenluror in rhyme
who had more psrsu son or purs1 thla poetry
novels, IN which there never was any novelty
save that which the ice 10 plot and shallow IDEAS
they contain must have experienced at finding
themselves in print; tho diary recording time
past, tho almanac malking umo present and
.ssing, the cIeiy tract poiuting to time, (uot
the good one) coming, al mingled ia one com
mon dough, rolled out, and ready Tor rebakiug
in new form. Perhaps il the reader vi this
weeks Enquirer could s,s beneath the types
hs eyes rect on, he could perceiv' traces Of all
these ghosts Of extinct " thoughts which uev.
er had much "brta:h, aud =" words which
escaped burning ndsed, only 10 be charmed
Christian Eagurr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-15

IN c,iloi 10 "The Soiii.rj Friend" Ha. RsusE D.
FeatoH, Jame.iOun, N T.
From the NeH, where the rivers Ia mai ssty ran,
And the bold highlands catch the last kiss OF Tire sum
from tins East, wher. the 0sntie Bethlthsms morr
Prem The sou.h where the bssnt.ful sunmsr Is born
Fftm the Norh where the lakes are like mirrors unrollsd
Ans III. autumn woods IRAN. them Ia purple and gold,
We come In the Hane Of the nation and God,
10 crush the last viper from Lbsrty's sod.
sssd out Of eur sunlight, sewT. Of our wrath
Ns hounds that would rise oa the fusiilys's path,
whs your eountfy's destruction would ssat,
ARd trsa ure the knife that is aimed al her throat,
90, follow the eaisflsn who, ysEed with the knavs,
Resouuc,sa lifs with the noble and brave,
Ard, leaving the eagles Of fresdsn, cAa take,
TO tee nest OF the suzIard or den Of the snake.
No more shall the North, with a ssG In her mouth,
Bow d.wa to the ssrtbre.dipg lords Of the South
No msre shall her ohisrsa frsn mercy refrain
At the crack Of their VII the ella nh Of their ehsls,
Oar legons viii iscs the red Ares OF death,
And like islclss melt 10 the esnaen's het breath,
Ere they ash or r.poss that Will tansh th'r fame,
Or peace " that IL black with dIshsnsr and shAns.
Thrice best b. the hero, who So calamity strives
10 shlfte hhAt tne pATscts DJusnt WIN htlr lFttt
Bus cursed be the vuture, that feast on the slain,
Then croak that the nsuntain birds bsti.a In vain
AMI wo. to the leaders, and woe to their tsois,
whes III. land shall remember is traitors asd fools,
wheu serpents are wrilhns In dust aud disgrace
And ths ehildren Of liberty reign In their place.
Let their deed, be r,csun'sd with hate AMI drdaln
And their Names emily mentioned with Judas AMI Gaia,
Who would strike dswn the truth that nay be slaves
Or sell It IN sscre, to robbers ard knavesi
oas raise. his hasd with = murdsreus rod,
Al h' brother whoss works we're accepted Of Gsdi
one stands en- the grave Of his hollsi days,
And kisses the master he basely betrays.
By the martyrs whose live, tn. ssaesns Of tine,
whois death made the and the scsfoid subimsi
By the blood Of our brslhsr, -hs fell ss ,hey fsagh
ror IN, gift which the blood Of ear forsfhsr bsu
BY this HEAVENS, shsrs the world Of eternity rolls
o'er the armies Of earth with its armies 81 souls,
We sw;ar that our hoa.s shall bshod US ns more
TIL ths lanl is redeemed, or behaved with eur gore
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Alisfellanp.
AMHERST Mass, Oct. II. Is

AMHERST Mass, Oct. IL, 1864.
EDiToR Oh FRR1xAS In my wanderngs
have for few days turned in At this goodly old
town, famous for its excellent COLLEGE, and which
Is now somewha, excited because oil the recen,
location Of the new Agricultural College here
also.
The people in this vicinity have given s75 900
to erect buildings, and the Committee appointed
by tho authorities have bought 400 acres Of land
about mile north Of the College which is to be
the model farm Of the State. They intend to
erect the buildings next year |. is Intended to
make THE model school 10 educate practical
farmers in ever thing that can render them use.
iul members Of society.
The Gsld is almost bOundless and II the Col.
lege is well conduc. cd we hope II will do greal
amount Of good 0ae thing which strike. q
Vermonier with surprise in travelling through
the valley Of the Connecticut is the immeo.,
amount OF tobacco that has been raised this sea.
con. A friend IN Northampton told me III,
other day that !. had been estimated by goJc
judges that there Is no, money enough In all III,
valley to buy the tobacco crop at present price.
TIC little town Of Hatfield alone has raised sOt
soes. Every barn, shed. and other building
is hlled with IL, and 10 many instances the cham.
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. /
ARMS aud LEGS. Il
PAL'fER'S P.1TE.NTS.


L The american ArtIHcIaI Limb Company
i row prepared 10 furnish the celebrated Palmer Al.
tifcial Leg" also the " Lincoln Arm which has re
ctiyed the sp al sIp-oyal OF Government Tor soldiers
The " Palmer Les = too widelt lnOWL 10 ROUTE
special mention. SOlde are entitled 10 ! fsimer
leg g. or Lincoln Arm 2 uiutout charge. By ayVlr-
ing 20 this office 10 Dr. A. McLaen, Meaicat pi
rector No, Buf nd stree, they will receive the order.
The Lincoln tru nrscc!ysd with gtcat fivot by all
who wear It, and orders ale received nom all pa-r OF
the Union.
"A sngulsr fact IN connection with the Immense mill
tary demand which hts teen pfodrced BY the present
war, will satisfy pl who fequi-r limbs of the yaus of
hete inventions According 20 the statistical rspii
the Meulc4 director !uf Boston aud vicinity, OF Limbs
supplied to sold by Government
ALL BUr TWO cAsFs HAVE prEg rvgSsuIn ~
PALMER & co.
More COW ncing proof Of TIA. practical yalas OF the
Limbs referred to cannot be Ire-tnes.
The PALMER ARTIFICIAL LA "a the lightes,
most durable, most Comfortable TO the vearer and more
natural in Iesranee, than anything Of the Kind
ever construc ed by human skill
over Fire Tho'5aRf of the PALMER ARTIFICIAL
LEGs arc now IN orders au frequently received
from Europe linda Wet India Islands aud scuth
Anne lea
Palmer. appliances FIR Shortened Limb, have ae
qured Worldwide celebrity fa5irduais uAs hare not
iSaited for thirty yrs hare ttfn completely r,sfsrsd
Pamphlets cOaaining sun information sent ito al ap
pllcsrts Address
+. FRANK PALMER
tCsre American ARTIFICIAL Limb Company
pB9m3 ~ Green Street, Boston.
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Manhoo how Lost, how Restore

Just published, a new edition oi DR.. ca trsN -
celebrated Easay uu tie radical catt 81.
lcirel ~ sptrmsiiarthra, cr S.minal NfteN
uhttfy Seminal Losses lmp0hucy, N"ItHI 2.
lnvpscity, lmpeiimrnts e. Marriage ,'gt or
sumption, hpllersN Bnd FlA iH4tctl 'F
oftthual cXtrayarRtce
lr rrcv IN \ Sealed Envelope. only cis
Tie celebrated author, ta THE admirable
demonstrates from 4 ihry years futt,"
mat the alarming rvLstqu hccs uf self a"t
radically cured without the dangerous wee
medicine, ~ ihe application ct tlt knit ls -
mole ~ cure al once Simple, CERTAIN Hti .'
means Of which eYsrg sufferer, 40 matter NO.3 ...t
duon may be may cure himself cheaply if's'
radically. .H
~ This Lecture should Boo tn she laH'. ''
youth sud tvety man be- Jhe lanL ..+..s
sent under seal, IN = plain cnyei pes ie ata
posi- paid, on tho receipt Of SIS Ccuitf uf t"t
stamp, address The puhlitt.f3i
CHAs, D. YLtNE d fn. -.s..
az rcwery. New York. Post on. H.h
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GLAD NEWS FOB TUE UNFORTUNATE.
CHEROKEE INJECTION
eoM,orsnIp ,.on LOO. n.nL. lsn Lll,E..


OnERoKsE REMEDY, the great indian Dlure,le cures
" all diseases Of NE urinary organs, such ~ inconu
nsnes Of the Utine Inflammation ~ the Bladder, Inaam
nation II the Kiin -, stone in 'hs Bladder strctur
Gravel, Gl,et Gonorrhm, and so,peeislly reo.mm nded
In ih0as cases " Fluor Aibus (or Whites In fanaes)
where All The old nAuseous medicines have failed.
f,s prepared In highly concentrated form the dose
only being from on7 to two ieaspoonfa' three times pr
day.
tsdiuretic and Alternative Ia ia action; purifying
and cleansing the blood, causing q to fos IN all Of
It's gnal purity ald vigor thus removing from the
system all pefnc'olS causes which have Induced DIS
| ease
Cherokee Injection Intended as an ally or assistant
the cher see Remedy, and should he u~d In coujunc
ton sl,h that medicine In all q t. norfhm elect
Puor Abas Whites. rs elects are healing, soothing
nd demuosnt removing a. sea Ding, heat, chordte AID
pain Instead Of the blrsiug aud almost unsnddrabe pain
that experienced With nea ~ all the cheap quack Ia
jscti0ns
BY the u'e Of The Cherokee Remedy andCh,rokes In.
| Iectlon-thc tVo medicines nj tie sane timt-au In
proper scharges removed and the weakened an.
| are speedily restored to full yigor and strength.
For full particulars get our pamphlet from any drus
sore in u. Country or write US, and We will mall free
toAny aldios, niltreatise
Prlee Cherokee Remedy, s2per bottle or three bottles
Prize, Cherokee Injection, per bottle, or three bottle,
sen, b. EXPIRES, to any ad .ress on receipt Of price
soldby all druggists every where.
The Cherokee Remtdy, Cherokee lrjefi0n and Cher
okse Cure, are sold by all erpdsug DrutEi.ts the
eiviiSed World Some Unprno,plcd dealers, however,
try to cell worthless compounds in " Of these those
| which they can purchase at CHEAP price, and make
more money By ceiling than they eau on these mtdl-
eEss As yeu value your htal,h, ave the h. ah o.
your future orspine, do not he deceived by such IN
prinoptd Druegsis, ask tor THESE medoites ard iaEe
no Others II the Druggists will not buy them fot you,
enclose the monty In el,r and will fend them to
you BY t1rressi securely "aei aud packed iIse from
| observation.
Ladies' or Gentlemen can address ia perfect conf.
denoe, stating fully and plainly their diseases and
tens sswe treat all diseases OF a chronic nature in
male female Paueuts need not state because Il
their ina hty to visit US, have treated patients
! CORES pondeuce,
Patients addressing W will please state plainly Alt
the items q their complaints, and write PostUnice
Couuty, state aud name u writer plain and me,ose
| postage stamp for reply.
We asrd or q pase pa nphlsl free to any address,
Address an letters Tor pAmrhlguut atyiea 10 he pro.
prleters,
DR.. W, u. MERWiN & GO,
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Dir. MARSHALL'S
HEADACHE 81 CAEaIet'"
@NTJFTsS.

mus sluHhas 'horourhy prUvdHttH M ht .s..
| tice ever known tor caring ihs Ietarfat ...a
Head aud Headache II hat been iyttd oh t..f.
ely In man, eases q FORE Eyts DEAN y '..Y.,.H
MOVED by It, aud Hearing has often been =. p
hyitsrse ltpurres out All ehsuut ions si' W.. i..
Glands and gives healthy atien 90 th, q. 'trL l
II Is recon N, naed by any 81 tie tt,t hA
used with great sircrss and stisIArilon ever ~ va
More Than twenty-five yFatt tAptltie. !..Ia
crest value and at Ibis mUmtni AAita
netYare fcounterftliH ..trs
fac smile Of the isnAurs Of the pfenf,sl.l Fff-t
wEN, IL on every fotns' so1 ~ t,hAiy.
shtft.
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4nrOitiucg

A NunrHug cure for spsrmstofrhs' seminal Week
n mesa, Nocturnal Emsslots, aud all d*eases ctdfed
nv self poilution such Loss of Memory, Universal
IAssiuis Pains IN The Back Dimrrss Of vision, Prema
ure Old Age, Weak Nerves, Dllculty q hrrailiinE
Trembling, Nakolulness, kruptioni on ihe rae. Fait
Coupt.usncs Insanity Consumpuon aEd all the Ureai
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