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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30

Few persons arc aware Of tie Debility and Gen
erll uc-ar-e-eut q tie whole system produced
nya = Urhil % Unhealthy Action el the Liver, and
yet, not one person iu ter Is e. fortunate as not
& have suffered iL some way from these Morbid
Condition.. Health ls 10 course dependent, il a
great measure, upon the Purity ol tie Blood, and
tie Purity 70 the Blood directly dependent upon
q Healtllu- Functional Act.0u o. tie Liver.
The disease a---iuE directly Or indirectly from
affections of tle Liver not, Ofc0ur5e, be euu-n-
Grated iu h-lef advertisement n0r is such an
fr.rrrIHa~rrrH7 renpz-0~v
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30
Guftns.

In Wood and Metal, OF every style
A IL sizes constantly on hand or made 70 ords,
"a in any required style.
COFFIs TRIMMINGS Of all kinds, Name Plate,
constantly on hand and furnished al short notie
can furnish Collins at any hour Of the night 4.
required, ss sleep in the same building.
fuSERALs ATTENDED, WITH HEARGI.
Apply at any hour Of day or night TO
Burlington March Is. 1854.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30
BEST MATERIALS.

Il viii do te.ter work r1 al varieties cF surface
than any other mower. 10 has 10 SIDE t-ait no
weight upon tie lecEs a. horses al- has the l-h--
est draft. Therefore % is the tcst machine t- the
team u Is also tie Rest l1- the driver as % has
a vel arranged easy -p---s seat. and can be
handed perfectly ty a tlg 10 Ten years. wI,h11 70
any danger of being thrown upon tie sl.res. Tie
advantage Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on OH
points that constitute perfect mower are BREEZY,
that 10 VII
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30
KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
CO.VSC.HP TEO.T,



for the Ez-i-al Cure OF AsIHNA, BRONCHITIS, Ca
TAEEH AID al affections Of the THR0AT and AIR
PASSAGES fo- tie General and >5triz. Du1Hgs-
1Trrrs g the NEEvoUs SYsTEN and fCT al fuHe-
fi1u1. Dis1rlrrs % tie Sf1Ha-t end Botrfis,
10 ir r.i1fsll increases the strength and ffepsEs
ttc ri.r - the Pale blood. Ii Euadues the Cts and
Isi-r5 and Li--Iisles the Ezpecf0rGf30a L checks
THE .f frs-'s. always ID from stttn o f1ttte n
se.r lac a-.l-.tr is 81 once f1lsss-z-ts and the
patient rail 1Ir. fegi the cough and the 4lfsrif
.rrl'.lrr --- So eddy relieved the sleep becomes
calm and refreshing the elz-uzfisns r0rt or and
uaII.-a al me neral symptom disappear
Wit O. -... .-t. -.-l-iI.- "a lility-
The P-c7 option should be used ~ every case
Iron ACIDS El-E. Qliuine. God Liver OIL. Whisky.
Ac., ans i- lve-y ease, BY whatever name known
p which there is exhibited any OIc C- l1Ic o. the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30

Tbs Maehius.s simple in c--z.r1es.sr. and -s
bull. GO tn
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northumberland
northumberland.
EiGC--RCa{fh--SfFeHSfH
uu1frcTs 7ul thousands annually ole premature
s. when. i they would give the Great French
Remedy.
DIR. JUAN DELANARRE'S
CELEBRATED SPACIFIC PILLS.

Prepared 3 GAEANcIEEE 4 DUPONT, No. 2ls, rue
Lombard Paris from the prescription Of DR.. Juan
Delamsrre. Chief Physician 20 the Hospital du
Nord on LArih1isirc, IA trial. they would find
inleiiltc relief AID. II snort time he fully re-
stored % Health and Strength. 1T j. used in the
practice OF many eminent French physicians, with
uniform success and highly recommended as the
only positive and Specific Remedy for all persons
suffering from General OF Sexual Debility, all de-
rausements Of the Nervous Forces, Melancholy.
Spermatorrh;Ha OF Seminal Emissions all Weak
nesses arising from Sexual Excesses or Youthful
Indiscretions Loss q Muscular Energy, Physical
PrustratioIs, Nervousness, Weak spine. LoWness
o. Spirits, Dimness Of Vision, Mysteries, Pains in
in the Back and Limbs, Impoteney, &C
No language can convey n adequate idea Of the
immediate anC almost miraculous change il pro-
duces in the dehilitated and shattered system. In
fact, il stands unriTalled an unfailing cure Of
the maladies above mentioned.
Suffer 10 more, but use II. Great French Remedy;
i vii effect cure whore all others fail, and, al
though powerful remedy, contains nothing hurt
ful 70 the most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, Containing full particulars and d.
rections for using in English, French, Spanish and
German, accompany each hex, and are also sent 10
any address when requested.
Price One Dollar per box or SIX boxes for Five
Dollars.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world or
vii be sent bY mail, securely sealed from al OBJ
ervation, by inclosing specified price, 70 any
horned agent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30

The LUNBER TRADE.-Tbe n. \. Ereaiag
Post. which is crazy on the subject Of
free trade, asserted last week that the abro-
cation Of the Reciprocity treaty. and the
tariff on lumber. had wholly stopped the i'm
portation of Canadian lumber, and placed
builders at the mercy Of dealers IL American
lumber. The enormous piles Of Canadian
lumber on our wharyes, do not look much
like such condition of things, and We notice
that the duties collected at Whitehall, be-
tween the LEST of June last and the 3lst Of
October, wholly on lumber, amounted to
Sl36. 929. In gold.
Would it not be well for the Posi- to
slightly modify it, statement?
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29


The following is from "Csmpbell's
Western Guide" in re'auon to stock
raising &c. in our Territory:
As grazing country Nebraska can
not be surpassed. and s,ock-raisiDg is ex-
Iensively carried on. The wild grass
predominates here as in Utah, and cattle,
horses and mules fatlen on it very read
lily. The bottom lands abound in rushes
and stock are kept out The winter through.
and are found 10 fauen without fodder.
In regard to the advantages Of Nebfas-
ka for raising sheep, an old well-inform-
ed settler of that Territory writes |
know of no part of the Uniled States
where sheep are so healthy, or do SO well,
and doubt if there is a place, on the
globe equal TO Nebraska for wOo,-grow-
ing" By the law Of the Territory,
sheep to the number Of 500, owned by
any one individual, are exempt from tax
alion. In some of the newly settled cOun-
try the stock is herded aud The crop:
raised without fencing, which makes i
much easier for persons of small means
to make start.
Considering its recent settlement, Ne
braska is cheap place to live, almost
every artIcle of consumption being abun-
dant. UnskilIed labor is in great de-
mand, and readily commands high rates.
Farm hands find ready employment at
S25 to $50 per month, with board. Car
penters, blacksmths, bricklayers and me-
chanics generally make from So 10 Sc
per day. The best hands readily obtai1
the latter figure.
Nebraska being fine agricultural and
slOck-raising country, and also being the
great starting poin; and highway for trav.
ell over The Plains, her lands are much
more sought after by ernigrants. Fine
lands can be taken up under the Home
stead Law in the immediate neighbor-
hood Of good settlements. where the set-
tier will have all the advantages OF
churches and schools already established.
Improved farms can be purchased, say in
tracts of 100 acres. with from 40 to so
acres under cultivation, with small dwell
ling and buildings, for from So to s25
per acre.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29

u
BRIcK VS. WooD. "A recent number oe
the Des MOines Rssistsr tells, some facts
on the subjeee of brick versus wooden
buildings, which we thidk stsasOsPpli-
cable 10 our CITY that VI give them pub
licily, as follows: rr/s
I'VE have recently been lookiug ever
this matter of brick and wooden ssEncs-
ures, and il seems from present indica-
iions that those who propose building
business houses hereafter wall Rsd it TO
their interest tobuild Of brick. iInlafan.
ce is becoming quite an item, since the
heavy loss Of the companies have compel
led them to raise there rates Of lasoFs n
CO. The difference between the Fales on
brick and frame is now 10 inconsidsrabls
amount. The rate Of insurance onl brick
buildings is from ,lE4 % 4 l,2 while Cd
frame buildings Il ranges from 8 TO 10.
This iasG is enorInons. but It shows how
insecure against the favaess Of che de-
Voqring eiemsntlhe eOaPanieA consider
our "woodep rOws4'' Thsn, again comes
L e difference in the raie On st0ck, Msr-
chants in brick stores pay ops per cent,
while those in frame structures pay on
the average about A per- esai!A These
facts will dOtO- consider before bpj6lng.
A merchant paying insurance Cd $50 600
worth Of stock can afford 10 par $500
nar annurTI more rehI IN A bPfek stCraf
room. The owner Of ahe frame btidinz
must n0UOniy place dhis ssnISoso much
lower than The owner sOf bEjck blocks,
bat must, in addition ray from 6ysiO six
per cent, more INSURANCE on his build lag.
These facts will aid materially in stim.
ulating The building Of brick hereafter,
and we will probably see few if any more
FIRST class frame store roou,s -buill here.
If the high rates Of insurance. work ou5
This result they VIII. have Just SO mreh
good placed 10 their credit. g go sak 70
f"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29

The Atlanta (Ga) Era says: There
is too much idleness in this country. l.
is breeding vice and immortality. Il is
filling our jails with criminals. Crime
has been on the grs dual increase for six
months. This comes of idleness, ard
idleness comes, in great measure, of
that abominabIe idea. lha, a white man
cannot be a gentleman and work. he
must get money. for that is indispensable.
But how? That's il. Young men have
not the disposition to work, and. by pa
tient economy, secure basis for business
operations: This leads TO temptation.
and temptation to crime. Hence we have
murders. hoFse-IhieVes and breaches Of
trusts
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29
Prices ThmBHHg q q

From every quarter, says de Cipein.
nad Gazsits, we haze adviSces Of Declining
markets, for almost eSsfy 4tiieis 81 pro.
idiace. All Speculative FEELINGS s, f6r the
timas,. suspended, and 6pstaiors lctf as if
the markets were believed % Be bottom
less. ID Kew York. Beef eailis s6ld 4,
about what they coat 10 KsnlSssy, and
hogs brought less tha65 hey Tsfe boughs
for 10 Chicago Of Ci1eihhati. Mes pork
which Two t5 weeks ago sod q 6ieh a.
$50, is down % s2i.756 lafS ais .has iaIlen
from 22c 10 lac for prime e.; a55air5, 'gshsal.
corn, rye. oats. &C. have been falling
steadily, though stir cOhparalissiy high.
by goods are declining, ss are Gi GsisO gro
ceries; and finally fancy fslIIroad Stocks.
which were going up rapidly 4 feY Gays
age. are tumblipg. 'oa '' 'n -
This news from New York fhissi hssss is sf.
feet, of course, throughout he 59sss. and
The great lsveling recess.isiezefywhers
eEPeriensse, sasl1q sdi y
.sifO
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29

In endevoring to take the census for
the Government. the officers occasionally
meet with such difficulties as to well nigh
deprive them of their senses. The fol-
lowing cOllOquy is said to have taken
place somewhere between an official and
an Irishwoman re aoii 80
"How many male members hays you
in the family ?'' 1a aEae71' s'-
"Niver a one." 1q
when were you married %
The day Pat Doyle left Tipperary
for Ameriky. All. well l mind it. A
sunshinier day never gilded the sky Of
ould Ireland" - 2ei -
What was The condition of your husl
band before marriage 2" ni
"Divil man more miserable. He
said if didn't give him a promise yiIh-
10 TWO weeks he'd blow his brains our
with crowbar-" %
"Was be at the time Of your marriage
a widoWer OF a bachelor 7's .ysI di
"a which 2 A Widowsr. did you say
Ah. now go away with your nonsense.
Is 1t the likes of NE lha. would take up
with secondhand husband Do Io6k
like the wife Of widower7 A poor div
il, all legs and consumption, like a sick
turkey! A widOwer! May / be blessed
if I'd not rather live an Ouid maid, end
bring up family on butlermilk and pra-
lies r. r q
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29
The Monster Ben on fhe H0rld.

In making large bells, Ioudness. rather
than pitch is The object, as The sound can
be conveyed to much further extent.
This accounts for the enormous weight
Of some Of the largss. bells. S. PaBi's
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29
E, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1866

in The firm. and his mother and sister
are raised above want. Mrs. Hall is
justly proud of The son to whose boyish
intrepidity all their present prosperity is
due.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29

A new counterfeit SO Treasdty ns.s
has been put in circulation, It's dsted
March 1Qsh, 1853. 10 abe csaleEssBhe
bill, the words "twenty dollassls aonslhs
green seals present blurred and dirty
appearance, while the buildlhgs ID the
rear and a, the left Of the eenleF figure
hasa more ProminentappsaTance lhab i9
the genuine. On the back gf theabill,
10 the center CT the sane, there i, an
OblOng form around the words \ Unfsd
SsaIes.' &c., while the genuine isseEal.
There seemsIO be & perisel RoOd bf eann-
terfeits now in circulation. and'i, win bs
well enough 10 keep sharp lookoot for
them. -1e-q8 .ssrt.,, -E
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29

for instance weighs 5000 pounds; shs
bell Of Antwerp. 5000 pOsnds: UafoId
1900; ,he bell at Rome, Ie 900 posnds;
Mecblin. 10000; BrUges. $1,000 Yssk
24,000 pounds; Cologne. 25 900 roandsi
Montreal. $4,000 pounds; ErfaFi. se..
600 pounds; big Ben, atthe House Of
Parliament. $1,000 pounds; Sens, S4,.
coo pounds; Vienna; 40 600 pounds ;
NevgorOd, $4,000 pounds Pskins I5S..
600 pounds; Moscow, 14l.000 pounds.
Bot, as yet, the CRATES, bell ever kneEn
is another famous Moscow bell. which
was never hung. Il was cast by ths Or.
der Of Empress Anne. ia 1858. /, les
broken on the ground, and Is ssiipassd
iOweigh 443, ,772 pounds. lis hihe,ssn
feet big Ind measures around the mar.
gin, sixty.fOur feet. No wonder lhsl il
has never been suspended. There ere
few bells of interest in the United SIaiesi
The heaEies. is probably the alsTm bsli
on the City Hail in New York, whish.
ing about $4,000 pounds. Asathsa R6s.
slams make their piIgtiEage Q the great
Moscow bell, and regard i with super
stitiOns venerRtion, so the aAmeEsaa sil.
izen honors aud veherates the old Inae.
pendence bell al PhiIadelPhis, fof'Bs is
not only reminded of The glory df Ihe
Revolution bat be believes now more
than ever, since the injunction hhsobaen
Obeyed, in its incripsion2sPtoClaih lib.
erty throughout the land. unto az he il.
habilan,i thereof" - ....lS's I
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-11-29

0ETly -lI73 IIII I1I . ETlIlII-I 77IIT--
AlItrsncIsnt advertisementt msst,hs paid - "a
vance. Yearly advertisements guaStsrly a. l1VRnw
All kinds OF Job Hook snd Card Briafins ssaa tu
The best styte short notice and FssssnabiS toEni
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
DIR. FRANKLIN BROOKS.

OFFfCE-No % NORTH CLARK STREET
Room No. Is Uhici,'. Block,
CHICAGO, r. o BOX IA. LIMOS
special attention gwen Ia all PKlVA IL DIS
EA sc incident to both sexes. Also, L Ser OF
Cancerous affections, Tumors. Clce't, Old Sores
Sore Eyes, etc, and particularly ''Obstet.
rics.S' Ladies requiring m-di. al aid or advice
in all cases attendant upon Menstrual Obsiruc-
tons, Pregnancy, Proid1s"s tf.r'. or any dts
esse incident to the generstive organs, may rely
upon being essily and speedily relieved.
All Chronic aud difficult cases. such as hav e
listed Tor years, are &C lleitly md per nanent
" cured in n short time. ,c,thont X1c"ty regard
to diet or tear of exposure PEI afflicted
nth apv private disease in calling ealy after
cor &C. ing them IL be cur, d ina shorter time
than b, any other Physician in the known world.
Dr.. b. Is pre- eminently successful in the treat
ment Of the above mot difficult and pcrpl. king
If oil diseases he has given particular attent ION
to u en- for many ears. and so Their UGLY has
he become acanaint. d with their Pathology and
treatment that he will warrant a PERFECT
cue, under a forfeitrrc If r.qnred: in fact, he
will. in the care Of these complaints, scknowl-
edge no superior in this country or even in the
world.
He COMPOUNDS HIS OWN MEDICINES from the true
source Of health and strength, the Vegetable
Kingdom Come then, all YOU who are nf1 ctej.
to his Office where ron will in shot time, be
made to rejoice in perfect health A private CON
suliing room adjpins the Office where the 'rctor.
will ALWAYS be in attendance during flee hOu,
Those who reside at a distance ma. ca IN yer
son, address him in PEI feet confidence Office
hours from ? - IL A. N to 5 =. NJ, and
Evening. nGv9u
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$5OO,OOO.
To be sold for One IDoIlnr Each
Wtth ut reyara 10 yaia., and not 10 be patd II
Nm 4 .1a4u ~. -.

W1h'M reydrf 70 ruin, and rot 70 bs paid for
nata ypukaoW ,caat you ritt r.celre
ALL ,hoss who have recently drawn VALUABLE
GIFTS from this Association, the f,,wng kind, per.
mn their - to lie nstd:
Robert II lIotclikss. New Haven, Conn, Mclodeon.
value $50. WET Willis. W I'D 81, New York Dia
York Il Gold Watch value $l22. MissEllen bioker-
son. Bn.hampton. New York Mcloden. value $iO,
Mr. L Il stone, y Tenth !, y \. Piano, value $40.
Mr- Teresa X Miller. scranton. Ia. Diamond Ring.
,aue S1s6. Miss IenJ r,ck. Springfield. III. Mco-
deon. yalne So Dl Van ripper Washington DC,
ea liaR " I'D N Wish saa r sg III Eds Mi !,
II farweA Du'aqnc. !csyn ilahsoi s,f Drops value
$40 Francs Moron " i'4ri street. Music box.
~. value s1l Il, Is + li.rderisks Wizards liot.
Washington ID C.slsrr paieni Lever Watch values,
.ap' IN A Maer l,h ~ Sly Meh ,alas
Watch y.u. slou Ja~ u Bruce. Nashville. Tcnr.
silver Watch So. Geo !, Wood. Whtiy. Canada
q Music Box. 10. Many p-rsons who have drawn
valuable prizes. do wish III .ir names published.
We might extend his list Letters from various par
ties Throughout the country acknowie lodging the receipt
Of Va liable gifts, my he lille in office.
NASAtEof pIsTLiruTioS
CERTIFICATES naming each article aud It's NAIrE
are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES which are well
mixed one o these In, clop,s containing The Cer,ii
order for article, worth a, least one Dol
lar NJ reail.t viii lie delivered at Office sent by
of ~ cents. he purchaser will sec Ina, article il
draw and its yals,' which may be from One Dollar 10
FIVE Hundred Dollars rnd can then send One Dollar
and receive III" article ramcf'
81 No BL Nks.- ksy-y purchaser gels art
Gle Of value.
Parties dealing with u may depend having
prompt returns. and tie iroi, drawn viii be nmcd
at.ly sent TO any address by retail OF express.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in AL Case
s4y- Certificates fer One Doiiar. - FOR Two
Doi,uis 33 for INV. Dollars Great !ndueeRie 4
to Agents All letters addressed.
decl4 2m- n. BENTON Il CO..
Box 5o67 Post Office, New York
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ha. ma :, tnr treatment oi private Diseases his
business and study, which has enabled him TO
perfect rem. lies which are speedy and perna
ncnt and IA all cases can be used without hinder
Anc-lo ,Isineas exposure TO friends.
Particular attention given TO old standing cas-
IS, such were considered ncurabe. syphilis
in all forms Gonorrhna elect. Structures,
Also the effects Of solitary HABITS. both ruinous
to body and mind, aud winch produce some OF he
folio~iny effects: i;iotches, Bodily Weakness,
Constipation, Aversion and Uneasiness IN Fe-
mate Society, Unmanliness, Dread OF Future
Events, finally n complete prostrstlon OF the Vi
tai powers. loss Of memory, ringing IN the ears,
iinpotcncy can he fully restored to health. Dr.
W. IL the publisher Of new medical WORK which
should be in the banda OF all those contemplating
marriage. Sent to all on receipt OF 10 cents to
prepay postage Please call . friendly chat
wili cost you nothing
Toe subject ot Rupture, or Hernia. has long
siuca attracted the attention Of the medical fac
uity OF both Europe and America. itbeins one of
th- most distie sing complaints winch man IN
SUBJECT To be afflicted with Uat,l late years the
cure Of Rupture or Hernia has been considered
quite improbable, II not impossible While trsv-
sllinx through Europe IN ls3O, aud visit ny DID
erent hospitals in search Of information. Dr. W.
gave special attention to the subject o Rupture or
Hernia in tier varied and complicated forms,
winch ha. enabled hun to perfect resn.oiea by
winch niue cases out Fl ten can be per nnnently
cured aud furnish signal relief to he very worst
kind Of Hernia or Rupture. II will be necessary
Tor every patient to visit Dr. w.. office. They
need not remain IN the cry more than one day.
and no pa,a or suffering attends any treatment
OF his All letters with stamp nnswered.
Or. Wn,tticrreiers The pubic to the following
physicians Dr Detior, Milwaukee. Wis Dr Pea
BODY and pR Kcrmot Detroit, pr Price, Grand
Rapids. Mich. Dr Bowen and ID, Harrison. 81
I.ouis, DR. Webster. DIR flames. DIR }. Bailey. DIR
Jas Thorn, Chicago, Dr lIendershot,, Toledo.
o; DR. DAVIS Cincinnati ID Beatty. ST Paul.
M,nn. Post office Box 2.29a nov26 dawti
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u q HTH v
Dse'sl usic certificates 81 Whole.
sale. lhrusei.I. fn 1874.
&MinchesteGs2
Ml1&l:E{lsI1&

oavep proved their extraordinary curative pOwes
in PCsHonARY AND NERvous DISEASES, Turing pc.
riod OF seven years. both the hands VI the Med
icsl Profession and III. People. No remedy has
ever called forth such unqualified ,es,imon ials o,
its efficacy US this The following extracts Civ
en- from lette: dated
AnnKRsnuRG. G. w.. Feb 2. 1865.
"The H,pophosphi.s huve become 60 firmly
established IL my estimation, through years o!
severe testing, rs an ISyAi ffBi ryuriY III Isl
wing +" nch, know. TOR CoSsu PTIcN even in a.
most hopeless cases. that do nc. hest ate TO as
ser; that ALL cases OF gshaine Co,nniJtion ARE
lNCuaABLE WITHOUT IT nj A. RICE N. Do
PRICrs In on and Is o. bottles IL ard t2
each Sold by all respectable Druggists. and at
the sole general depot wholesale and retail by
}. WING HESTER 20 81 John ~. \. y.
j. Frank Harris. Ag't. - trad, $, iy2e-d&s