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Pavisrn Cars roc honsL5--A horse
fed en- whole cats and uncut hay e.
per "a q la 20 proportion of his motive
power in the process Of mastication.
,fter 2 hard days work he has before
ann the task of reducing to pulp Is
or 20 pounds of hard food, and the
operation is carried on III the hours
which ought to be devoted to repose.
Not unfrequently is the animal so
tired that he is unable to properly
chew his food; he, therefore, bolts the
oats, large portion Of which passes
unchanged through his body Those
who desire to render fully effective the
motive power of the horse, must pay
attention to the mechanical state as
well to the quality and quantity OF
his food. The force expended by the
horse in comminuting his food-when
it is composed Of hay, straw, and oats
may be set down rs at least equal
to the power he oxpends in one hour
and half of work, such, for example,
as blowing. The preparation of his
food, by means Of steam or water pow
er, or even by animal motive power,
would economic, by at least one half
the labor expended in its mastication.
This would be equivalent to half a
days work in every week--a clear
gain to the animals owner 1t has
been objected to the use Of bruised
oats, that they produce laxative ef
feet upon the animals. but this disad
vantage may be obviated by the add
ton of cut straw to his food.
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psJ- The wilderness of winter over
past, and we are once more on the
genial side of the conventional line
which divides it from the cheerful do
main OF Spring, 1t is pleasant to
know that we are out of Siberia, and
that every day is bringing rs nearer
to milder cline. The roots of the
grasses, revivitied by the breath of the
Nernal Goddess, are swelling in their
graves; in the forest stems the ichor
az vegetation is in motion, and the
leaf-and-blossom-l Juices from whence
wreaths and garlands are eliminated
by tho chemistry of the sun. are
m oulding the pupal buds from which
beauty and fragrance shall burst III
the coming May. We see nothing oil
this, but it cheers the heart to feel
that the poesy of sweetor season is
in process Of preparation. No matte
how many Springs we may have seen
the old sensations come back to us al
each renewal Of the life of Vegetation
Nay, the older we grow the more we
love the spnngtide and the Summer
for they seem in some sort to freshen
the vitality which time has particular
y deadened within us. Youth and
Health can make all seasons a holiday,
but those who have reached the win
ter OF existence feel saddest in the win
Ter OF the year, because it reminds
Them OF their own decrepitude and
decay, and they yearn for the brighter
days IN abeyanee, because they typif,
the light and glory of that better lant
where blight and storm are unknown
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St. Adams, July 70, 1861.
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peS- A Banfishire Scotland paper
records a curious fact bearing ON the
habits of the weasel A workman was
ploughing field on the Home Farm
of Nethermair, and he turned mp a
weascl's nest with the animal in it.
The nest was of comfortable build
and carefully lined with feathers. In
it was slowed away field mouse, a
blackbird, and twenty-five small birds
The head of the blackbird was severed
from its body, but all the other birds
were entire. The feathers that lined
the nest seem to have been plucked
from previously destroyed birds.
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perry's Moth ana Freckie Lotion,

30 Chlosma, or A!othpatch (also liyerspot,)
and Lcntigo, on lrcchlcs, are often very annoy
ing particularly to ladies oflight complexion, for
the discolorcd spots show more plainly on the
face Of a blonde than brunette; but they great
~ mar the beauty Of either; and amy preparation
that viii eilectually remove them ,riHOuf bJH-iHg
ne texture or coior Of Me skd, Is certainly a de-
sideratm DR.. b. c. Perry, who has made dis
cases of tho skin specially, has discovered a
remedy for these dscoorations, which is at once
prompt, mfallibe and harmless.
Prepared only by b. C. PERRY, Dermatologist.
No. 40 Bond Street New York, and for sale by all
druggists; price y per bottle. Cali for
PERRNS MOTH AND FRECKIE LOTION.
Sold by all Druggists in st. Adams. ql-Gm
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I<S- Several writers in the London
F'eld give remedies for killing neas on
dogs:- Saturate u piece Of flannel with
common naptha, rub the dog well with
II, and the heas will die instanter
FOR roughcoated dog use small
brush Another says try benzole, and
Il warrant it will Kill every one before
~ has even time to make its will. A
third remedy is to rub the dog all over
with salt butter and then wash viii
soft soap. The writer has not know
1t to fail in thirty years.
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CURE ron BLEEDING AND CRACKED
TfATs IN Cows A gentleman of this
city tells nae how he cured cracked
and bleeding teats in his COW. They
were SO badly cracked and sore that it
was with difficulty she could be
MIXED, and she was completely cured
in three days, by washing the whole
udder and teats thoroughly in suds
from CASTLE soap, and then amounting
tho cracked and bleeding parts with
glycerine twice day Name Farmer
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Grsrellegs' oyNi,is.
-xvruwoyr cmvmRAd AND SULLIVAN
v RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave st. Adams at els a. M, 1900 m, and
1925 y. IN.
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at 6.15 a. m
connecting Mt White River Junction and Bellows
Falls with trains fof Boston. Worcester, Spring.
field and New York. arriving at New York at
10.ij y. m. and with trans on Iassunpsic H. II.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 a. m, st.
Johns at 1000 q. m, for Boston, %c connecting
at Burlington with Rutland Road, for Troy, Al
bany and New York, arriving in Boston, via.
Lowell at t030p NJ.
Night Express leaves Ogdcnsburgh at 11.3O a.
m, Montreal az 31j p. m, Housc's Point at 5.41
p. M, st. Johns at $40 p. m, arriving at Boston
AZ Z. 40 a. m. connecting az Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester and
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield, Ne,
and arriving in NewNork at 1880 =. m.
TRAINS CONG NoErH AND WEST
Leave St Adams at GOO a. m: 1910 a. m, 1929
q. m. and 500 p. M.
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell 500 a,
m. for Burlington, st. Adams, aud Montreal,
arriving at Montreal at $3.50 p. nm.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell, at goo
q. m, VIA Lawrence, at $50 a. m, for Bur
lngton, st. Adams Ac.- or fitchburg.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at Ola
a. m. and huntington at s.l5p. m, for Montreal
liouse's Point, dc.
Night Express leavcs Bellows Falls at 1000 p,
m, receiving passengers nom Vermont valley
Railroad, leaving New York at II. 10 p. IN, and
from Cheshire LailFoad. leaving Boston at 5:3t
p. m, connecting at White River Junction Will
train leaving Boston at 900 p. m, for Burning
ton, liousc's Point. Montreal and Ogdensburgh
connecting at Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh Will
Grand Trunk Trains for the West.
nicrping cans are attached to both the nigh
Express trains running between 50. Adams ant
Boston. and st. Adams and Springfield
Through tickets for Chicago aud the West fol
sale at the principal stations.
81 Alhaus Ian 1890
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SAMPLE sent free, with terms
IN CENN for any one to clear s2j a day
~ VI y 1 ia hours Time Address
IA MONTE, REl MOND & co,
- broadway Y

CO A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MARRIAGE, con
tanning nearly 800 pages and 1870 hno PLATE
ENGR ANlNGS Of the Anatomy Of the Human
Treatise on Early Errors, is DcploWbe Conse-
quenccs upon the Mind and Body, with the Au-
thor's Plan Of lroatment-tho only rational and
successful mode Of cm,, as shown by the report
OF cases treated Atrnthful adviser 10 the mar
RED, and those contemplating marriage who
entertain dnuhts OF their physical condition.
Sent nee " postage 30 aoy address, CA receipt
OF - conts M siamps on postal currency, ly adj
dressing pr IA GROIN, no. "a Alaidcn Lane
Albany N. y. The author may he consulted up
onany ~ the diseascs upon which his book treats
Medicines sent TO amy pant of the world
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III o. 1nNcU,s nornIE AcTION rnnCI

I q. JoECE'S DOUBLE ACTION FORCE
-. PUMP, for Wells. Crtcrns Railroad sta
lions, Factories, and Vessels. has no equal for
power, ease Of workmanship, and durability; has
q powerful air-chamhcr, will throw water SIXTY
FEET. AFTER RAISING it ont Of q sjrfy foot ,re1,
MEYER CAN fRErzr. 1t is the most successful
deep well pump on this continent, and the onhl
one that jrW do what ii is advertised to do, and
is fast growing into public favor. See well to
Your interests by investigating the merits OF
this Pump, or YOU may have to say, as Others
have "hnd | known Of this Pump before
bought mine / should certainly have had it,
Call and see Il, or send for Cilcular containing
all particulars No 80 Exchange st., corner O.
Dock Square Boston, Mass. IESRY D. RICE
Wholesale and Retail Agen. for New England
Agents wanted
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AGENTS WANTED
70 canvass for
ouMH'S NEW FAMILY PHYSICIAN,
OR
HOME BOOK or IEI.AIjTII.

fINilS work coniainH the lifetime study. prac-
i tics and labor of one of the most noted med
zeal writer's in this country,
II contains the most successful treatment
for that much dreaded disease, Cholera, also a
treatment on spotted Power, and Diptheria,
aud other new and dangerous diseases.
II Is IN the plain language of the people. Any
one of common intelligence, who can read, can
understand h..
The work can be relied on, as thousands who
own il arc willing to testify, The remedies are
generally Of the simplest kind, innocent and
harmless, yet c.Igient, and usually such are
easily obtained Nth but little trouble and OK
pense. Il is furnished at price within the
reach OF all.
ANY person desiring an agency will please call
ON the GENERAL AGENT At the American Ho-
iclin this place aS-tf
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AEAES PLCW CoMPAMY
,VuH WORRYING rARrrzR.

earnest advocate of agricultural Improvements.
L. offered at the low price of one dollar year. ia
advance II win contain many interesting items,
given by no othor journal OF it's class, including
Washington lcttcrs ON Agriculture, with one
in foc s,ai'c OF hs handwritng EARN Maps.
aud Accounts and Ploughng.r by s. Edward
Todd. author of "rho Young Farmers Manuals;
q tinclN-illustIntcd treatise ON the Pear by L. II.
Quinn Sltp't If Che celebrated farm of the late
Prof. Mapcs; an original and Ingenious article
On Flower Gardening by lguaz A. PLAT mud !.
Iayne Lowe As, however actual examination
is the only test on which iudicious readers will
rely. we viii forward specimen copies CA the re-
coipt of postage. Address W. l.. Allison q co.,
l2l and 1875 Nassau street. New York
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DRUGS And CHEMICALS

Orr theory in regard to buying and selling
medicine Is, first. q pure and reliable quality,
and then tu make prices low as can be afforded.
Physicians viii fiudit for their interest to pur-
chase their medicines ofus. Anything found un-
satisfactory we viii ondcayor TO rcctiiy. ANY
Surgical Instruments not on hand furnished at
short notice.
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D'ay- To keep babies quiet, smear the
fingers with molasses, and give then.
two or three small feathers to pick
over.
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WGAD q .pURBrV,
1RyGal3i3 o Ap0TheGaR lES

NyTE would remind the public chat ous stock
" is quito complete IN everything pertaining
to our class of goods. and by immediate orders
for anything not on hand we shall ondoaver to
supply all wants for goods in our line.
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manufactured from the choicest American and
itaiah marble. Having experienced workmon
IN ms employ, he is enabled to warrant his cus-
toners monumental work which will be finished
~ superior style of the art and in good taste
ne purposes keeping constantly on hand a yari-
ety of designs which will aid customers in max
ing selections. '''''''
Al persons wishing anything in the marble
INC WI md 1t to their advantage to give him
eau before purchasing elsewhere.
Those living at distance can confer with him
~ inail and their letters will be promptly at
SHOP ON Champlain street. formerly occnnied nv
II. H. lalnsworth, whore / shall be glad to iii
any orders with which | may be favored
O.. CHARLES w. GREEN.
st. Adams, May 10, 1864. I.ly
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That Noble inimaI, The Horse,
N7n.L be tho better every way If fed oe-
w casionlly Il spoonful of
ALDEN'S CONDITION POWDERS

They will cure most Of the Diseases to which
horses and cattle are liable, Increase the APP
petite and spirits, aud, with respectable groom
ing, give bright glossy appearance 10 the
hair. They are the result OF actual aud long
continued experiment are prepared with the ut
most care from the very best material and guar
Vermont gentlemen, owners of fine horses. buy
them by the dozen. and give them freely. As a
consequence, their horses are always in good
condition anc pirits, and remarkable for their
smooth, shining coats. For sale by merchants
every where. l.. L.. Butcher ~ Som, st. Al
bans, Vt, proprietors; Demas, Barnes Co..
New York, John L. Henry & Co., Waterbury, Vt,
wholesale agents. Tiff
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NIAKE YOUR OWN SOApwith B. I. Rahhitt,.

NJ AXE YOUR OWN SOAPwith b. r. Rabbits
vi Pure Concentrated Potash, or ready Soap
Maker. Warranted double the strength of COM
mon Potash, and superior to any other Saponihcr
or ley in the market Put up in cans OF pound
pounds, 3 pounds, 6 pounds and ~ pounds
with full directions in English and German for
making Hard and soft Soap. One pound viii
make 10 gallons Of Soft Soap. No lime is re-
quired. Consumers will find this the cheapest
potash in market b. r. BABBITT, Ct Gj, &C,
81, Gs, CD, TO- Y, and "A Washington Street, NY.
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srRAWReRRY pLAMTs.

400 600 Large and wcll-rootcd Rus
fOOsOOO SELLS Great Prolific and
Frcnch's Seeding strawberry Plants for sale.
Russclls medium 90 late trestcatc) az sl.00
per hundred. l'rouch's very early Qicrm) at
20 per hundred.
out additional charge. Sent by mail and post
ago paid, 80 cents per hundred. extra.
SAMUEL HICKS,
North IInmnslond Iung I.lnnd. y. y.
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THE HOWE
uAwooCIr rrousn.

Court square, Boston. Kept on the European
Plan Board by the day on week.
ROOMS FROM 500 no 5000 PER DAY.
HULL & FISH. Proprietors.
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On and after Monday, Nov il, 1854, Passengt
Trains will run as follows

IIuITIH WI IlU rs IUIUWs.
UPWARD TRAINS
Day Express Train leaves Concord at - 35 a.
M for White River Junction, connecting with
trains for Montpelier, Burlington, Rouses Point
Montreal. Nc. and with Ogdcnsburgh and Grand
Trunk Railroads. for the West
Mail Train leaves Concord at f10.45 a. m. for
White River Junction, connecting with train for
Wells River. ST. Johnsbury, Barton. Newport.
Will0ughby and Magog Lakes, Stanstead Bath.
Littlctun. and Lancaster; also, with trains for
Montpelier, Burlington, ST. Adams Rouse's Point,
Montreal. OgdenSburgh, and the West.
Bristol Train leaves Concord at $50 p. m, for
Franklin and Bristol
Evening Express Train leaves Concord at g. Is
p. M, for White River Junction. connecting with
trains ior Montpelier, burlington, st. Adams.
Nouses Point, Montreal, osdcnsburgh. and the
West.
fur GA arrival of trains from Boston Worcester,
Portsmouth, Portland, &C.
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fENHE MASON ~ IiAMLYN CABINET Or
gans forty different STYLES, adapted to sa.
cred and secular music, for $50 to 5000 each
tltty-one Gold or Silver Medals. or other FIRST
premiums awarded them. Illustrated Cata-
loSues free. Address, MASON a IIAMIIN.
Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York.
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Brushes.

We would invite attention to our stock of Hah
brushes, also Tooth brushes, Nail brushes
cloth Brushes. Latheg brushes. Flesh Brushes
Feather busters though 20 highnow.we haze
few desirable kinds.
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PEREUNIEEX.

We have large assortment consisting in part
of Lubiu'- genuine Extracts, superior American
Extracts put up in variety OF styles of bottles.
Genuine Fariua, Cologne, also cologne by the
pint.
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TOXLET SOAPS.
STATIONERY.

Nice assortment at low prices. liberal
discount To Merchants, Lawyers and others
wanting large quantity.
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Toilet Articles.

Hair. Tooth, Infant, Nail, Flesh Ls ,... rs
Clothes Brushes; Soaps, Toilet ios0-'
Boxes. &c, &c.
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PIANO FORT rs.
Hsad tho following cornmendaioGy le:,o-3
Zvo.a distinguished Artists.

Nu. Elshe s. Co. Gcnf,9acg.
tla.e great pleasure In crrii yms fha, have IT.,
20 Square Pianos and nud tpia eqnei, !. H. sup
to any ia Ibis count ~ Along the great cualu
wh Gfin uisll ihem Is The oftoae, le
an a-ri onl j. touch ana volume OF tnne. W.ng yea
a.! tc success vhlch you 50 Lightly Coz rye am, srs,
lours. Yory irulN. 5. IMaLElkn.
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Clothes Wringer.

NNuE undersigned Ia Agent for the TNIFER
Il SAL CLOTHES lpRfNGER, the bes,
ever offered in the market, with or without Cog
Wheels.
This wonderful invention has become an ndis-
pensabie comfort 70 housekeepers. Clothes which
have the water pressed out by this machine wear
nearly twice as long as when twisted and strained
by the usual hand wrnging. In an ordinary New
England family it will pay for itself in four OF
six months, by the saving in the wear and tear o.
clothes in washing. 1t will wiring anything, from
lace collar to the largest bed quilt.
The following are the sizes, and prices usually
sold:
No. Wringer without cog wheels, $3.50
81 with cog wheels, $50
The No. is recommended as preferable to all
bolt ers by the Of the cog wheels all strain
ing or tearing Of the clothes is efectually pre-
vented, besides the wringer itself will wear much
longer.
! have a good stock Of the above machines just
received from the mandatory, for sale, or to fur
nish to families For Tiiai, free Of erpense.
All orders from out Of town promptly attended
to. CHA'S J. ULMER.
Elltwopth, Aug. q. 50
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EVENING AMUSEMENT.
FOR YOUNG READERS.
Compiled for the ELLSWORTH american, By
WILLIS pR/GX7.
rY-Our contributors must not get out of
FOR YOUNG READERS

sy~Our contributors must not get out oil
patience at not seeing their enigmas in
print as soon as they expected. As our
corps is becoming larger every week it is
impossible, with what little space we have,
to satisfy all but will try and serve each
one alike. We received an enigma last
week which wanted four figures to make
it complete. Now If our contributors will
be a little mere careful they will save us
a great deal of trouble and besides this
they will not see so many errors in their
compositions, which, of course, are always
laid to the printer.
We cheerfully give room to the following
note, and if any of our contributors wish
to correspond with each other, they are at
liberty to do so through our column:
March 9Th. 1866.
To the Young Readers Of the american l.:
The answer, lin last weeks issur) of
the melon question is in my opinion of
mathematics, incorrect.
As A has 3-S and b SO Of the melon,
and G, gives them shilling to eat equally
with them, he gets but LA from A, and
7-24 from Il, so of course b receives
times as much as A. therefore. \ receives
. i-2 cents, and b Ia 7-l2 cents. Hoping
to give no offense, leave it for your con-
sideration. {. VS..
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No. 80.
am composed Of IA letters.
Nv IL, l, IA, +, is woman's appella-
ton.
My s, 2, Is, ~, / Q, is city convey
ance.
My 10, IL, 4, IL. 49, 9, is a town in Me.
Ny 3, 7, 4, 5, is mans name.
My 10, 7, 4. |, 8, IL, ID, IL, is river
in the Uaited States.
My whole is the title of popular novel,
Z. IL. 4.
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Rack Silks, Plain and Fig. Alpaccas, Wool Reps
Delaines. All Wool plain and Striped Delaines
Chameleon Cloths, Poris Reps, Tafetas,
Londoi. Amores, French Cloths,
&C., &c, &c.
DAMASkS, Table Linen, Napkins, Crashes, Dia
pers, Brilliants, and White Linen.
CAMBRICS, Muslins and Lawns. Plain and Check
Cambrics, White Muslins and Lawns.
FLANNELS, White, blue, Red aud Gray Elan.
nels, Twilled and Plain 0yera Flannels.
SHAWLS. A good variety Of Wooden Shawls, in
Long and Square, of the latest styles.
BALMoRALS, in great variety Of styles and
prices
HOOP SKIRTS. Lrdies and Misses Hoop Skirts in
all the best makes and lowest prices
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No. 80.

No. 80.
am composed of 81 letters.
NV 7, Q, TO-. IL, is found on many sea-
shores.
NV 20, 2, l3, 8, is used to move vessels.
My l6, II. 6, IL. Is, is part Of man.
MY l,3, ii, 90, is always used in Ger
tain pie.
My 2, 4, ), is malt liquor.
Ny IL, Is, 10, 30, 81. is troublesome
insect.
My whole is guide to Penobscot Bay.
SPooNEY.
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IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted,

hR. DOW continues TO be consulted Mt bis flce Ma
IL aud Edcott street, pasten, all diseases OF
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long Of E;ddy and practical experience e
unlimited extent, pr T., has the qualification of pre-
scntng the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he first Introduced the, failed cure the No,
alarming cases q
ao. oRRnEt AND SYPHILIS.
HeneSh his treatment all the harrrs Il venerea a. AEh
impure blood, lmP""ary, scfauia. Gouorrhra lc.is
pain aud dsttcsstn The regions of pr creation ANNA
ton Of the Bladder ard kidnrys Iiydrcce!e Abc,s.,.
ilumns ishtin Swcings, and TIE long train Of ortble
symptoms attending this class Of disease mad. 10 Ia
come as harmless a. the simplest aluEB OF a cAiia.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Pr Z. dsvnics part e his the treatment
OF those caused b. ana solitary habit whit
rains TIE h,ly and mind. uniting tie unfortunate .nd
visual for business society. fme u the sad and NIL
sucAey e"cfs dgc.d - carly habits If youth ~.
Weakness Of the Back atd limbs pIziuess Of The head
bimHrss Of slEht, Fataiiou a the heart, pyspepsa
Nervousness arrangement u the digestive functions
symptoms Of Cons HTien &c Tie tearIl effects n the
mint much q Os !redad loss msaory confusion
oi ideas, 5epr ss. 81 .Is, -v ofeboaa ss aversion
& s0ety, se.idstrus tnudity Sc are anans he ers
produced, such pefsss should, betere Concentrating
usttmoay consult physician 81 erieuce AID be at
u &C rUstared 20 he titl1 AID happiness
fateut> who 2.sh remain under rr now',tresnen
few !aFs g! weeks, RiIl he furnished with pleasant
rooms. aid cfssesa ioF huard moderate.
Aeiers seny 20 all paris al tn country with fun al
teetrHs tT use, on receiving desci rii o your case
Dr. Dow has also Tor sale The French Capoiies varreu,es
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