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u 0EIsS TIE RESULT.
Browns Bronchial Tr0che,

HAVING DiEECr INFLUENCE o. TIE PARTS, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RKLIEF.
70 Bronchitis, Asthma. Catarrh, Con
sumPtive and Throat Diseases,
IaocHEs ARE USED WIN ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii and TSoelss useful in clearing tbs soice when
taken before Singing or Speaking. aad relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs The TTseiss are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men through ut the country. Being
an article Of true merit, and having proceed their
efficacy by test q many wears each year find
them In new localities in various parts Of the world
and the TToehsI are univer ally pronounced better
than other articles
OBTAIN ealy "BRGuS's BRONCHIAL TRsszEs. y and
do not take any n the F0--..sss l-zfsf.sn, that
may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and
Foreign Countries, at IS cents per box.
Oct. -.
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A Curiosity for the Ladies.

There is on exhibit. on ct the salesroom OF
Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson, No. 625 Broadway,
the frst sewing machine (Ne. } made by that
Company, the present nur'osr being 90, 600
Let the interested compare ia . machine sold in
1851 for Sl25 with those nG'x offered for S55.
The former owner Of this MI chine gives its his
tory as follows:
This machine was finished early in 1851. and
learned its use from Mr. wills on himself
was thus. you see, the first &c wor the Wheeler
Wilson machine, and learn ed on the FIRST ma
enine they ever manufactures l.
In 1854 l earned with the machir 1856, BE-
s'de doing my own hsssevy rk and taking ear'
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MAsnINGToN. March ID.

WASHINGTON, March IL.
Alex II. Stephens is now on tho way to
Washington from Georgia.
An order has been issued BY the Assistant
Commissioner OF Freedmen's affairs al
Charleston. in which it is said the grants OF
land to freed people in compliance with
Gen. Sherman's SPECIAL field order will be
regarded as good and valid, while arrange
ments will be made to accommodate the former
owners on other lands not otherwise appro-
priated.
AL of those Senators who have heretofore
acted with the Union party, were invited to
meet in caucus this morning, and there was
a general attendance including Messrs. Doc
httle. Stewart and Lane. The proceedings
Of the caucus were not public, but 1t is I'M
derstood that there was a manifest desire TO
preserve harmony among the Union Sen
atoTs.
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson the various
proposed Constitutional amendments were
referred to the Union Senators on the Com.
of Reconstruction, with instructions to re-
port a proposition which will if possible re-
ceive the united support Of the Union Sen
ators.
Gen Sherman has written letter which
Gen. Grant approves, recommending the en-
listment Of thousand Indians to serve al
mounted scouts on the frontiers.
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sToRMuNc THE srRoSGHoLps

OF prejudice and Interpretation, and carrying all
before it CRIsTADoRO's HAIR DrE pursues its march
OF success. Like those Of the UniOn its colors are
the exposures Of every eye, its victories LEAvk no
STAIN. Ii turns Thousands OF heads, and charms in
Vulnerable hearts. Containing no eaustic element
1t cannot in.ure the hair blsmish the skin. Man
ufaetured b. J. CRISTADORO, No, Aston House,
Her-York. sold b. druggist Applied by ali
Hair Dresssrs davIm.
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NEN AoaK, March 5

Twent, millions of legal tender paper are
to be issued by the Imperial Government OF
Mexico.
The Belgian troops refused to fight under
the Imperial Gen. Mendez, who shot Ortega.
Bazaine wanted to have every ffsh man OF
the offenders shot, but the Empress inter
fered in their behalf. Bazainc is said to
have intlmated that he thought there must
be war with the United States.
Heavy detachmcnts have been sent to
Queratoro and San LUIS POtosl.
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ITCH ITCH! ITCH:
Scratch ! Scratch! Scratch
xurrr arnN,S nuHTMFNT

WILL CURE THE ITCH IN a HOURS.
Also cure SALT RHEux, ULcras, CHILBLAIss. and
all Esupuoxs OF TEE skis. Price 80 cents. For
sale by all druggists
By sending go cents TO WEKKs& POTTER, 'en-
Agents, ITO Warrington street, Boston, 1t VIII DC
forwarded BY mail. Tree Of pcstsgsto any sddres'n
The United States.
Oct D. I0es-dsWiyr
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NV Yokk. Mar. 5

Mexican correspondence says the country
IN the neighbOrhood Of Tampico Is entire Y
10 possession Of the Liberals Communica-
tion with San LUIS Potosi was cut Of. but
it has probably been re-openei ia cJnse
quence Of an Imperial movement in that
direction.
Macmillan has created the grade of Field
Marshal, and Gen. Mejia will be the ap-
pointee.
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PHoToGRAPH CLUBs.-A good ides,-Messrs.
II. II. Lloyd & Co. Of y John 81. New York
the celebrated Map Publishers, are delivering
the best carl Photographs Of every description,
Al any post office, free Of postage, to clubs or
dering one hundred or more, for Sc 100 Any
lady or gentleman can send for an assorted 100
at once, or send for a catalogue and Join their
friends in ordering from it. This is rare op-
portunity 10 FL the albums with choice pictures.
Ten Photographs are added to every hundred
fer the getter up Of the club. Wit
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NEW YORK, March 10.

A Washington despatch says the Treasury
Department yesterday received announce
ment Of the death Of Hon. Luther Havens,
Collector of the port of Chicago.
There is much dissatisfaction in the l4th
Conn. Regiment, which is retained IN ser
vice In Savannah. They claim that their
term of service has expired.
Another Washington dispatch says forty
clerks were discha -ged from the treasury
Department yesterday.
Gen. Custer, who arrived from Texas yes
terday, represents affairs in Texas in a gloo-
my condition and daily growing wore
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WARH1ycroS, March g.

The most interesting portion OF the eNi.
dence taken before the joint reconstruction
committee, will be that of sub committee On
Va, N. c., which is ready Tor presenta'ion
on the return Of the Chairman, Senator
Howard.
Among the testimony is that Of Rob't Z.
Lee, who will disclose the tact that although
be violated his oath to the U. 5 he always
avoided swearing allegiance TO the Teoei gov
eminent.
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gentleman who suffered f r years r. N Nervous
D,hi-ity, Premature Decay. ard al the Elects u
youthful indisc-eton. will for the axe CT suffering
humaniiy, send free q sll who need &. the recipe
and directions Tor masiuE the simple remedy 10y
which he vas cured. sufIsres wishing 90 profit y
the advertisers exp erience can Co So ty address
in. 10 perfect confidence. JOHN Z. OGDEN.
W3m.' No - Chamber ST., New. Y5rs.
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BACHELORS nAIRnrE

TIE BEST N THE WORLD. Harmless. relia-
be- instantaneous. the only perfect dye. No dis
appointment, 10 ridiculous tiuis, tue to na;sre,
black or brown Genuine o. 'iJ-sa EiEi - 4.
Bachelor. Also, Re-eue-atei extract q miIiefeur
preserves and beauties the fair, preserves laid
Iess. Sold by a.l druggists. Factory 81 Barcelsy
St,S.Y aauly.
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NEw YORK, March II.

A Washington despatch say the report
the L. s Revenue Commission in regard to
the relations of foreign trade to domestic
industry and internal Revenue will be sent
to Congress to-day by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. r
Among other matters it gives review of
the rapid progress that has been made here
n ,,;enufacturing enterprise, showing the
tendency westward of the wealth OF the
comfy. and taking ground in favor of a
liberal liberal pelicy on the part OF employers in
rersrd to Compensation Of mechanics and
Iaborers. Ii recommends speclhc duties and
amends schedule Of proposed changes OF
duties and provisions in the tariff.
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Cattle. The trains over the different roads ar
rived in good season, the VT and Mass train came
In about midnight bringing about 100 head Of extra
good cattle which sold readily at extra,good prices
from % 30 q "a 80 per cwt We do not quote the
extra rs high at IA 50 per !cwt. for IL would not
show . fair state OF the market Although there
were not so many cattle as last week the market
was comparatively and slow sale. The weather be-
ing so warm and the prospect " there being a good
number from the west is probably the cause OF the
dull market. The quality is better when compared
with last week.
There we're $50 less sheep at market this week
than there were last quality iul good and prices
rather better, none selling quite low as last
week
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NEy YoRK, Mar, 9.

The Tribune's reporte: Oh r, .ae tbs that the
martial at Raleigh, n. c. ZEN At least
trial will cost the Cove. e. Gov the
100000. The testimony tn. --o-. only
prosecution is replete with no, 80 Wirz
equalled by the Developments OF tn-
court martial.
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QUoTATI0N or CANADIAN SroCE.-The fol-
ing satisfactory au,acr was given by a
"drv Yankee to L ;, John merchant.
S5jd the merchant What DO the Feni-
ans expect to - with Canada, should they
take 1t ?''
"Wcll. &c said the Yankee, after little
hesitation, Il don't -7Getly knop, but it
is reported tlat they are %. ng to give II to
the United States for tirg rf0H elaa' ana
ran Messenger.
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Fnrleur.-The Rutland Rer,l4 .ays

1t is rare spectacle to Sc the numerous
freight trains Of the Ferm ont c. .ntral road now
daily passing over the Ruilan d & Burlington
road, and yesterday We saw fSr midsble freight
train from the Passumpsic st lnding on tie
track near our Depot. An the View York
reight from and for the CentEa road at Mont
pelier and points above, now masses over the
Rutland Burlington road
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sprtial Notites.
- MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER.

MARTHA W ASHiNGTON HAIR
RESTORER.
Would you have dark and lustrous loc,s. and vie
With besuty's queen, the goddess Of the SLY
Or is your beauty fading TO decay.
Your raven tresses passing fast away
Or is age drawing too untimely mar
Do ElTery locks upon your b; al appear.
Then why Of youthful beauty, why despair
when there's a balm for every silvery hair
Times sorrows, fevers rsvAces It blesses-
A 50 re restorer o, those missing tresses
Prom her bright locks the immortal name it won
or Hair Rsstorer MARTA WAEHiSGToS 2"
Then HE to the stoTe-just scros, the way,
And get bottle with the least delsy.
soLD EVERYWHERE. Price 800.
sIMOSDS AGO., Proprotors.
FitIvillism n. II.
March -. WY
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afoSYhxAL. March 9

| The whole volunteer force OF this city
.rsded last evening. Strong guards are
P. I'D in all the alleys and patrols moSeu
post = the city all night. Every PTepara-
througs ,g made to guard against any
Fenian surpr.
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MONTREAL. March 9

The call for 10000 Canadian Militia is
enthusiastically responded to. Early Thurs
daY morning, news was received from all
parts of the country, that their quotas would
% ready for active service at moments no.
70. ~; doubt three times the number
coujd he had al a days notice.
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SEX pispsuIdS
'sIoISudoId sIos 20 , TaNNIYS STUTO
slsls5nId IIr a pos 10 lnS
suov!s9I sursluo9 Ilgq sql toJ uonuIsdsId I0'nooN
.psuIquoo suIs,SI0 puu iSioisSH
,osyI9d Z 81 II kvs sA usqA ann u IIsI
pus 'kryonb kIo,s Sql Usl "a u!4s sgl uvls 'ou UA
pus '.ssuprUq s.Ino 'p9mnyIsd klluuqsHsp 81 dyes
sU 10 sosrssp liz SIno puu gnIpuup 0Aouisi EisIns
rtA .,s5Ism u punoJ IsAs sq an suIssIp ioJ SE9l'
III ,,sq sql 81 suHrrJ moy Iuq sEl susAsid 'sSssA
ssIq, u 1000 rsulsuo ~ OF ASIS uoy II sSsu'qo
.IpH sTJo eJH az, ssIosoId zS1Hov1szd siooa
;dvIY idyaa dYdd
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sILAs BENHAM.s ESTATE

NO., o 1s y .Ehh0NT, }V'HE Honorable n.
IN and for the District Of Chittenden VIII
u I1aI persons Interested in the estate az s,l..
N"SH' i@'e oi jericho, In said District, deceased
Uur,r.s -. ~ . GREETING.
~. sihLhEAs, SAID Court hath assigned the 2-tb dax
% '4aroh INST, for the settlement Of the adr,i1i:
sIAtoh account OF the Executor Of the Iast vii
a1u testament or said deceased and ordered tbst
Peolg notice thereof be given 20 all persons inter
$3.50 10 said estate, by publishing this order tbrea
Heehs successfully previous % the day assi-ns5 ~
me bqrlinSton Free Press, printed in BurIipgtsp
81 : you are hereby notified 10 App-ar NJ
- - LIOoa1s court rooms, in Burlington on the
ssy a. sned, then and there TO contest the ALLOW
An e o. SAID account, If you see cause
n - uhuer my hanc, this ID day Of March. A
w3-ua T. E WALES, Judge.
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kIAslsp

kIAs,sp 'sysI 10 ounr 'uo,sod
,usmlysIl ispun uIsuIsI
qsIA oQA ssoqi Of poEsTuIuJ prog "a N
-uO,soa 'issIls ,iooipu1
'soyo rs uTsluoo lsum sSlApv Iog sisiIsI NV
ssnDs ssa,sDyn uO!C 'f;usu'6ID4sG fon7sasE l'S'o
- p.a ro,ns ddns 10 sslss sq' uIJsIlsI 'usu
-suIssd puv Epssds ssaurIsns o. uIV ssIqu 70 sirs
ssIq,-G,usx, 10 s5ususdxs Nv 'ns'sss srvusj
o, ,uspIouI sssussIp III 70 'rsu yea, sq' q cum
Ir,us sly s,oAsp o, ssnuF,uo0 MoQ 10 psgrIqsts
Hi .sxTvNaI OIL INvL8OdIvI
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NEW ORLEANS. Mar. :

NEW UkLkANs, daI. Z
Gen. Scott is still here.
1t is rumored that Gen. Steadman will
succeed Gen. Candy here.
Recruiting for the Liberal army in Next
co is going on here.
Freedmeus affairs in Texas are progress.
ing favorably.
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h1auareth House, New York. Nov. y. Isoo
T. ALLc0cK & C0-Gcutlcmen, lately suffered
severely from a weakness in ny back Having
heard your Plasters much recommended in cases Of
this hind procured one. anil .hs result was an
that could desire. A single Plaster cured me in
a week. Years Respectfully. &c. BRIGGS
General Agency Brantreth House, New York.
sod hY All Dealers ln 1ie i.c.Ll iAEln
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4 HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXIST
FOR THE UsEOF
DurnO's Catarrh snuff.

Which, in the FIRST stages ola cold aetsIke magic
Headache, Hoarseness. Diphtheria and Bronchitis,
Eyes, Deafness. BAD Taste and Smell, being the
result Of Catarrh- This snuff removes and prevents
al these, and insures a healthy Head Its effects
are pleasant and safe even fr infasts who
from snufles
lthas the highest profs ssional testimonials.
by all Druggists, or cent by Mail to all part.
for - cents for One Box, or 81 for four Boxes.
Address, JAS. DUENO. P. o. Box t2ss,
-, New YORK
'"a = dSwom
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Died

In Milton, March To- ls6s, Olive Ward, wife Of the
late william Ward, aged =.
In this city Friday, March 9Th, Julius, son %
Henry A. and julia Clark, aged % months
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ALLCoCK,s PoRouSPL,sTEKs.

CURE LUNBAGO, PAINS OF TaE SIDE. vARl
COsE VEINS, SORE CHEST, &c.
An Electrician, who has great experience
their elects in local rheumatism. in tic doloreux
and dee p-ss4-et nervous and other pains, AID
in Sections Of the kid1sys. etc, etc, attributes al
thor sedstive, st.mull;ive, and pai1-rslievin-
effects to their ''sirs quaites. lie a.ser.s they
restore the health electric condition (equilbriu1-)
OF The part aud iiaf being restored pain and NOR
bid action cease
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= OF THE WEEK
MONTREAL. March
BY TELEGRAPH.

Lhe morning papers say that last night
orders were received by the Militsry author
tiles to call out 10000 volunteers within p
hours, and that last night guards were STA
toned at TIE Armories and everything put
IN state Of defence for any emer gency.
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP.
By Saving and Using your Waste
Gre ase.
Buy One Boz! OF tie
Penn'a Sail Manufacturing Co.'S
3 II II % " 4 + 4 IL X
Patents Of LIST and 9Th, Feb, 1881


CONCENTRATED LYE.
It VIII make 10 POUNDS Of excellent Hard Soap,
or Is GALLONS Of the very bes; son Soap, for
only about IS CENTS. Directions on each box.
For sale at sill Drug and Grocery Stores.
Directions.
Put one OF Of saponiher into three gallons OF
water (knock of the end, and let the box boil until
1t empties ITSELF then take out the box) sdd four
and half pounds Of fat, and let it bold hours and
10 minutes. Then add small half pint Of salt,
and let it continue boiling IS minutes longer, when
you add half gallon Of hof wafer, and let 1t come
to a boil. Pour small tunblerful Of cold water
into a tub or box to wet it round the-ides, then
empty tn, soap in to stand all night, and cut
in bars in the morning.
Soft Soap.
Made in the same way, with the exception OF
adding fifteen gallons of water and no salt. ~
voS assdn an iron kettle.
Mar. 6-dAv6mos-
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PRETTY Coop tAe Hartford CO:fant
states, as what it kn, ~s to be fact. that
President johnson 81. 'sta.!y All. 'tsins from
intoxicating liquors" FOR abo 1t how
long at a time, does the { osrGzt th;nk II
the President limits himse If TO water b. =
one of very small compa ny of .a,nts in
Springfield 1ePa5!i can.
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PERRl.s Morn AND rREcKLE 10

PERI i'S morn AND FRECkLE 10
TION-Ch'oasua. orMotapa'eh, also Liverspot
and Lsntiso o. Frco ,les are 0itla very snna wing
particularly 90 ladies % U-Lt complexion. Tor the
dis,oiored spots show more plaIaIy On the face II
abilEae than brgn ;te bus ,acy greatly mar
the beauty = either sad aHy preparation that
viii efectaauy remove them without iniurins the
texture or color the shin O.. certainly beside
rat.m. Or Is. e. Perry. who las made diseases o
the skin a speciality. has discovered 8 remedy for
these Jise0rratioas which o. at once rroap. intal-
h1le lui harmless
Prepared ouly by p. C.. PERRY. perm1t'losist.
No. go Bond Street, New Tors, and f.r sale b. all
druggists. prise g. per bottle. Call rr
PERRY'S MOTH and FRECE.E LOTION.
Sid by AZ Druggists in BuriiaSt.n-
Dee % usm
GEs1LryEv Having lal frequent occasions 90 Use
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
IoE GOA, IS HORSES.
aul scg.a- il; useI hy others, I aH ss! that re-
gard itas the best prefarat..u eStaat uhsl tired
in time OF ia the first stages e Chs; vsfy prevalent
complaint. I resentment ali persons Who have, or
use horses to have 30 Consistently % hand ier cases
Of emergency.
For tie human family, i.tA as an internal and
external remedy. tie Pain Killer is 50 iavorably
known that il almost useless 60 ell attention to
Truly yours.
s. STEWART. pru--i., Ie' ron, o.
FEB. %. vino
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TO PHYSICIANS.

rJ,HE SUBSCRIBER being DESTROYS Of removing
West. offers for sale his residence and practice
OF medicine in the village Of Guildhall, the shire
town Of Essex County, Vermont, consisting OF an
excellent set OF buildings in good repair with about
two Of good land situated on the bank OF the
Connecticut River three miles from the Grand
Trunk Railway. For convenience and beauty Of
location this situation Is unriyallet, roads level
and in good repair. School, Academy and two
Churches within few rods Of the dwelling, good
society, and every way an agreeable and remuner-
alive location for q County Practcianer.
The practice Is worth about sixteen hundred dol
lars year, and constantly increasing. Full dis
ERUPTION OF premises and terms given BY letter ts
any one addressing the subscriber At his present
residence. II. w. DOD0f, NJ ID
FEB. 2S-w3W.
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Married.

In Burlington. FEB. 18th. IS66, by tie Rev. Mr
McCaully, MAJ c NJ. Dolan.to Mrs. Ellen II Molt
Of Burlington Vt
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NV HAMPSHIRE ELECTION Tuesday resulted

NV HAMPSHIRE ELECTION Tuesday resulted
vEls expected in the election Of the Re
bsieaa candidate for Governor, Smyth, by
creased majority. Returns thus lar IN
- ns;ority Of more than 5000 for
SmrH Tie Republicans have carried all
IN, svo rcileaeI. nine out Of twelve sen
ators ana VI have abvpt 100 majority in
the House.
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:. Buy MEAND I'LL Do yOU GOOD"
DR.. L.f.NGLET-S
Root and Herb HBitters,

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fr the following and all kindred diseases -Inti-
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By the timely use Of this mel ie.ne the blood Is
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Sold BY all Dealers in Medicine everywhere
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RALLY THEsYsrEM.

AMER di.easo has been conquered, there IS still
the weakness that 1t leaves behind 1t to be removed
Convsleseence Is tedious affair. II the enfeebled
and haccid muscles, the shattered nerves. the thin
and vatery blood could speak, they could cry for
help. In too many cases such help as is
them is not Of the right kind. The aery stiu Be- 1.s
Of commerce do harm. They kinile temporary
fame, which is q mOckery. e. ct passes,
and the last state Of him 90. '- .sem ;. Hor-e
than the first.
No, such is the eIee. Of HssrErrgR's STOMACH
BIrTTRs. There is no drawback 70 their toning
properties BAlsSmie plants ind bar-s and roots
contribute their restorative juices 10 render this
soothing and sire tightening preparation PRorEc-
1--WE and REMEDIAL agent Its basis is the only
pure stimulant which has ever been produced con-
tanning no Jussl OIL or any other
ment. The most careful and .Eillful chemists have
snslyIed the Bitters, and pronounced them harm
less.
This is scientific testimony, but-the testimony Of
the hundreds OF Thousands who have experienced
the preventive and curative effects Of the Great
Vegsfs5!s Tonic and Al;Gr1;ire Of modern times is
still more conclusive. In fever and ssue. dysPep-
siA, bliou,ness nervous complaint general debil-
ty, and chronic complaints 1t is nearly infallbe
as anything in this fallen world can be. Sold
everywhere. Mar. 9-dsvlv