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REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCHE7,
NJ de at ALTHA MASS

1t is made ID. best principle. It's frame Is eompos
cd Of SOLID PLATES No jar can interfere with The
harmony Of its working and sudden shock can damage
its machinery. Every piece Is made aude and finished
BY machinery dtscf famous for its novelty, well as for
its eiiectyeness and is therefore properly made 1ht
watch is what all mechanism should be--ACCURATE
SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMICAL Except somc
high grades too costly for general use foreign watches
are chiefly made by women and boys Such watches ars
composed Of several hundred pieces screwed and yeted
together aud require constant repairs to Keep them In
any kind oforjer Al persons who have carried IAN
olepines aud English Patent Levers are perfectly we
aware Of The truth Of this statement
At the beginning Of enterprise more than ten cars
ago II was our first object TO make thoroughly good
ow-prcod watch fortbe million 10 take the place Of these
foreign inposIions-the refus Of foreign factories
which were entirely uusacable at home and perfectly
worthless everywhere,
How wei we have accomplished this may be under.
stood from the fact that after many years Of public
trial we now make MORE THAN ONE HALF ~ ALL
THE WATCHES SOLD ~ TIE UNITED STA tbs aud
that no others have given such universal satlsac
ton While this department Of cur business is contuu
ed with increased facilities for perfect work.
present engaged IN the manufacture Of watches Of the
very HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOME-
TRY unequaled by thing Hitherto made By oursc
and unsurpassed BY anything IN the world For this pu
pose we have the ampcs facilities. We have erected
addition to main buidags expressly for this branch
Of our business and have Ged It with the best woken
in our service New machines and appliances have been
constructed which perform their work with
delicacy and eyactness The chesest and most approx
ed materials only are used and we challenge comparison
btwccn this grade Of work and the finest imported
chronometers. We do not pretend 10 sell watches
for less money than foreign watches, but do assert
without fear Of contradiction that for the boaey
our product Is ncompaably superior All our watches,
Of whatever grade fully warranted and this
tee Is good at oil times against agents 10 al
parts Of the world.
CAUTION.-1he public are cautioned to buy only II
respectable dealers al persons counterfeltiBg viii BE-
prosecuted.
ROBBINS, APPLETON 8 Co,
mn
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UNION STATE CONVENTION.

The Union State Convention occurred
last week Hon. Paul Dillingham; and
Hon. A. b. Gardner were unani mously
nominated for the positions which they now
hold. Hon. John B Page declined a re-
nomination as Treasurer, and a nominating
committee was appointed to present a can
didate for that office, and reported the
name Of Hon. John A. Page, CT Montpe-
lier. Mr.. Page is The President of the
First National Bank Of Montpelier, and is
already known TO the people Of the State.
In 1858 he was elected State Treasurer by
the Legislature. Before the war he acted
with the Democratic party, but since the
fall Of Sumpter has been a member Of the
Union party which then came into eXis-
tcnce.
The attendance at the Convention was
small, and the regular business of the meet.
ing harmsniousIy disposed Of. But out
side Of the Convention the same harmony
did not prevail among the members. The
great feature Of the day was the vigorous
discussion oft he merits OF Poland and Nor
riIl in relation to the coming Senatorial
contest. The business OF the Convention
was. considered less important than a com
parison Of views upon the question which
promises TO produce a greater political ex.
citeme.t than any Vermont has experienc.
ed for many years. 1t is to be feared that
contest in which so much feeling is al
ready displayed, may, by the time the Leg
islature meets, attain degree of bitterness
inconsistent with the best welfare of the
party.
by resolution Of the Convention the
State Committee are instructed hereafter
to call delegate conventions. This system
has been in use in States around US for
several years past, and has been urged up
on the people of this State for an equal
length of time, 1t is much better adapted
to secure fair expression of the wishes of
the people than the old system of mass con.
ventions. If professional politicians here.
after control the political action of the State
it will be the peoples own fault
The resolutions were presented Hon.
Daniel Roberts, Chairman on the Commit
tee on Resolutions. They fully express
the political faith Of the State, and will
meet the approval Of all lovers of liberty.
They declare tba; the only just and safe
scheme Of restoration is that which places
the powers Of the Government in the con-
troll Of loyal men, and that loyal represen-
iatives should be admitted only when back
ed by loyal constituency. The recent
Constitutional Amendment is approved as
practical measure for the accomplishment
Of just end, but not as dispensing with
future labor for the attainment OF a still
more desirable result. The resolutions are
spoken Of with approval by the Union press
Of other States, and undoubtedly represent
the feelings Of the Union masses Of the
country. When the people Of Vermont
vote for the candidates Who stand upon that
platform, the President will be able to see
how many Of BIS former supporters belong
to th@ conservative party which suslaius the
Presidential policy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-26

FOREIGN AFTAI.s European adyices
to The 9Th inst--The proposed peace con.
ference at Paris has been abandoned. The
general feeling in England is that the last
hope of peace has vanished. Was seems
to be inevitable. and on a scale greatly ex.
cecding anything known in Europe since
the days of Bonaparte. 1t is reported
from Washington that information receiv-
ed ut the French legation from Mexico
states that Gen. Barzaine had received
positive orders from Napoleon to concen-
trate the French troops at Puebla and to
make no more hostile demonstrations
Seventy. five per cent of tie troops will 90
to Francaan October and the remainder
next year.
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The WINDuAM COUNTY CoSvENTIoS,
holden al Fayetteville, last Tuesday, nomi-
mated the following ticket:
For Senators, Daniel kellogg Of Brat.
ileboro, Homer Goodhue Of Westminster /;
High Bailiti, Waller Taylor Of Rocting-
ham Assistant Judges, Peter ". Dean
Of Grafton. W. II. Jones Of Dover /;
Judges Of Hrobate, Royal Tyler Of Brat
lleboro, A. SlodIari OF Townshenl
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TuE RIsE IN GoLp.--Gold has ajvanc-
"a 10 the last hve weeks from - IA to
] 10 This has been occasioned by the
% spvci I'll war IN Europe, the financial
panic tliere crossing oai Of that e1Pec'a-
ton, and The large deb, which We owe
abr5ae, and which is being now rapidly
called e. At least forty millions Of god,
or eight millions a week, have LEFT lhi.
eounlrl co. Europe, during ibe proceed
lag Gve wseks
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NTRANGE. RUT THINE.

Every young ladv and gentleman IN The United
Shtes can hear something very much 10 their cd
yautage by return mail tree Of charge, by address
ing the undersigned. Those having fears Of being
humburged win oblige BY not noticing this eare,-
All others will please address their 0bedient servant
1HOS. +. CHAPMAN,
I-3T k2l BrDAdwaY New York.
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remedy for special cases. aur degrees stronger than
The above, price Five Duliafs per hos.
priuale CrcHlar Ladies With fine anatomical en-
cravings, sent free receipt II directed envelope and
stamp
send for Dr.. llAWEYs Private Medical Adviser,
addressed 70 lcnaies 100 pages giving full ustruc
tons, 10 cents required for postage. II sou cannot
purchase the pills of your druggist they will be sent
by mail posipgid secure from observation, onre-
ceipt d one Dollar, BY Dr. J. Bryan, Consulting
Physician SO BroadYay, n. Y.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman Wht suffered for years FROM rvous DEE
billy Premature Decay, and Ali The effects ~ y0uthfl
nd-crefiuh, V tf the sake Of suffering humanity sud
free pg wtn need w. the recipe and directions fur max
lag The SIMPLE remedy by which he Waa cured suffer.
wishing profit tl thr adtursgrs experience, can
do 90 by addressing
1854 JOHN u. OGDEN
M II lLlmL.ra q haN fark
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-26

All the Fcn;an prisoners who were re.
moved to Montreal were taken from that
city las Friday morning under strong
guard to Phll,ipSburgh in Bedford County,
where the raid had been made, This re.
moval was for the purpose of having them
identified Us being concerned in the inya-
sion. Five arrests were made in Ottawa
last Friday Of supposed Fenians. The
Tribune Correspondent, Mr.. Kelley, has
not been discharged yet About 1000
Feniaas left Buff 10 on Thursday for home.
Gen. Meade thinks no further trouble need
be apprehended. lie has given the eom-
mani Of The whole frontier to Gen. Barry.
The case against President Roberts was
abandoned last Friday by United States
District Attorney Courtney, who SAID il
was impossible to proceed with it on ac-
count Of the terrorism existing around the
Commissioner office. He said, however,
the proceedings would be taken to another
place where no such evils existed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-26

Ngw HAMPsHtRE.--Hon. JAS. W, Pat
tersoa Of Hanover, a member Of ihe MAJ.
iOual House q Representative, was ehas-
"a L. s Senator BY the New Hampshire
legisatgre last week g succeed NJ Cart
lhe present Incumbent
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TRANsFnMATInNi

The saiersHuoas * antiquity ara only fged iar aosh
ar 81 re present a5y and yst title il 40 ags q
Miracles,
accomplished s,h the aid u science. FVr srauFlss
grey, sandy ~ red hatF is
CHANGED ~ A MoMEsT,
b. TIE richest erselFt. BLACK " bfysa b. sinIs g.
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cHalsILnoan,s AIlR DYE.

aaif darksaer Manufacture - CHEislADoLo
Astor Hosss Kos Yafk. sid ~ Drasssts Api.isa
b sl Has Drfssfrt.-IH8
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SPE CIAL NOTICE :.

a AD0NIPAM LODGE, !. 4 A. MtNcnrsrER.-~
uEAu NcNt regular communication Thursday Evening
Nh June a. 1866
W. r. EGGLEsTON, Secretary.
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To LADIES.
DR.. IIaryey'S Female Pills

a ncyer-fuling remedy for the removal n 0bstruc
tious, no woner ttou phafe ause hey ariis Thsyars
safe and and will restore nature IN every case.
fheV are also efieacigus In all cases Of Weakness
Whites, Prolapsus &c. Sold IN boxes containing
90 nllIa lIrlrn IIsE nnfIAr
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New aHi Graaa Erach In Medicine ~ Nag
gisi W Fa. Hanaa q. q ura MaNeal sgsca TO
gusnatatf#Ht wtsss asi btefnei aessa ep3erhle ~
sians5h SEA gfrtisse ht beealt aes sssf pfreraenea
81 tt sa uhH fat4sas hesfA aud appetite, VITA rftat
nat 90 $50 81 Do. tsiranHinsfv iiis, and ores ~
w1ast ffegtrnt uAih h8E az ~ bts wanHrffnl
sn4 aH hNafgE s4se fies fwn greet NFrgiGts &c tha
NtirF So fsi -sfeHru sllt sirreotsfea uBsffam.
~ thr es9t EXtaargsrf tafes ~ NasFipls rlls spd
saiyr ss,e Upena1 las . tho pusie - ths iasa'
sientt "a hc ,a ealti tVnelige ~ pthefs sud aTau
which Faarle hhFr = iau kindv depended MRextel's
tiis uti 90 fhe sat that salaaed "A TIE tstf
90. sud q WAlTt euff bat fa taken efrsies an Ahsa
Istf HfHestifF fr aHaihrr. one ur fwu ~ Nsfaiat
lsli- ai1iers u pisaa ihc bowels in perfect aTcr, tome
thr amah Crala au appailie sud rvndst The spirit.
iishi and huuvaHtt fhef a 81 gtiplpa and ruac-
uu in fafu Gf constipation " the ftef q saetted
is ritaus tstpHa and Sc che nervous sysisns u
fch,, g is inteafied This iast qpallll paArs ~
medicines very desirable taf tc wWnls - dthcas e.
malice llCrrgus aHa UWpute aisessua Az tersilY ~
ungui.he8 hy ihV dsluirraut power ~ Msgiels Hske
la Fact U Il bette Announced thai HaaTfefs hsifs D.
gsYf azsi Dsaffhsa isls rute where All Others fsil
While Cor Butus. ~c8ds, thilblaina Cats and al ehfas
lons q the skin MtaGttfN fALNE u fnfslthle sold
hv y hAaetEt, q Fulton street, New fufk, and all
Dgugglsts, - % ceais per box
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The Giors ~ Mas u strength A iret8ta asftsasd
- wafu0e a# e4aiaH shHst th alig ~ ypathfgliH-
fiscrDffsa she rs9its q FfHiiai arhHty raiissioas
fuisteaof A. -Ftata4ily rules tt pfaspaett aua hap
pisfs q thr afs sis 5s sssf ne n ebafgf tfsthf
atp Ebast Fa.aaHf Hftmatisn 5hd lhg ~ sars
7 tbsar wi areitd WjthiH tAf feaet = fTsff
ba sdtfasssH rhsflugs aBa stamp shf b sil easi
ys4 aalbar Ataflsa srEFHES HANtfs
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al msy Marc, Happily, irrespective u wealth aes
ar t-aHty Ha8 tH s1g " tie apFs3le ~ ssht
tHyslapr and tsaop o. Asd4n4s LrciLLE bgg tkkE stS.
100 b. keW Nart titF
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LaFriY Gtris fas Frsiiye Boys. stef 81 addressed
ggtf 5ss 500 % r.Hts aa# si saf F9s sdfaf tslasla
a.fra4tissa faaf sea- AteTess AtEf Agpss,
u bfaai ID, Ats 1ak.
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4 slnsle DO, Of nR ANnmnrms rlLi.s contain

~thAlF hNR " Wv y NUMB ' W = ttAstsN contains
mote vegetable txtsrvc matter than twenty bose, n
any pgs Co thc world scsies nv Eve huhifva physl
clans th,m 80 gr psete 60 the exclusion II ether
puriiFvs The nfs ioef q thsr vtlus Il yg scarcely
appreciated Whsa ttj better tuown sudden death
aui continued sickness viii be d The psst lei those
who kaeN theu sp,ss Hght out 10 thsH faypt Il Is
duty which VIII save liba
oar phiset areduudaney u ylliaied biis It
this season end dangerous a. fs pFs,aeBt but
Rranartths rms afford Invaluable, and sclont proee,
ton u1 their occasional prevent The collection
o. those impurities which, when IN sufficient quantities.
cause much danger to The body health They saoa
cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Loss u Appetite Pain
Ia the Head iprthBru rainin the Breast bone Sudden
Falntness aDd Castiycpess, Sold hy an fespeetats
Dealers So Mejiciuc-al
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JuiY 1. 60 q n 81 ~ sin~er. tils rain rass
INA u-asiif a. the North 90 r n. smart r.ln ar
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Hebron Academy

INV fAtL TENN 90 sirsen ~e~k. -iu Con-
uiraes go Te~-,i-y. Ssi.t. al. 18th
a a HERkICk. PEtsctPsL.
EESE.r BoHcuEEs. Prs.f 81 Mo-. Lag
MIS- :. q. BarLES. frrc~ptress.
MIS- p " RosEErs. A-sistanl.
Me- T. ". nksHows Tea 90 Music.
VI. a.. ~ho win -nfcr ufon rs sixth tsar 49,
funcipal. - t-en gagged Coz he couli q year
and ein o. pr,seat zach tsru. Proiahiy b. (. i,i
rrulatn iougrr than uexf wear.
W.. n. . uative % Beriia. Prussia has sfufssi
frrarh ia P.rts. he t-rtu a TEACHER BE- Ns~ Yark
ant 81 a gra1uai~ o. b. The frrce.forl ~ Uuisa
fhsoi Elcai Seminary, 81 M Nofk Cny.
VI. II. AL sctale ~iu,irrl Lie d. tsernltnT
anf W. ~. on 81. FraTeis 81 Eg,pf saf To- Hoy
srf
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TnrEts.r rv Ee.ft,r The United
X -.i.m Allan D. rl...rEa flnl ~ ff.v
tho.sani pound. Is2fZ.UNUI to o. paid tF
instaimcut. vithIn ffcyear. and a 'sr-.
amount of BE- b. rromi-ei IT, .h.rf "a.
o. circulate Information. .l a. to lali OIL.
people to claim Co., passing of "a law a'-
l0alur the inhabitants cf o. Different
districts to forbid hy tso-th'ri. r.t..
the sa.e of lntoxiratiog drinks in tho-e . b.
triets Mr. Charlie. Jure gives two thou
sani rounis, anl FIR Whrei Lauan
tso thou.ani &C. hanlrel pound. The
National lenperance leay1c has li.f Of
the ministers Of the r.pri who support
TIE icmperanes movement r. contain.
''V ifiscopa. 52l Conrrcrltiansl-
80; 42f Primitive Me.h1Ir-f. $50 Cal.
tini-t Meilolists 250 Baptst. anI 100
Wesleyan Mcthoiisfs. more than a i.arth
% at the rc.1lu.f-i mini.ter.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
a" FAMILY PHYSICIAN

~ Va cAH T. sHEIpos FIRES. Ann
Ia A-fAer = s--sv-- Msf.ssf Wsrks
HsSix Lecsu-es % ~ Pr~~--s.-. 81 Ca. ~
Ces'-a..pfi.,a .--Dtsea-es - the tl..t.-...l a..
kuie- o. Pr~-ervs Hath sad t-its o. : au.s--S
y ear-.-h-ye beea rod - fbes-.a.is aad 49,.
e-rfses hep- o. Ell resd-ss :. Aad he.hA - al -ho
have tsihisd its tra<ssas-.
" ftich's an n thts book - o. direct
hst''s - - O. a.o.d issiispositisa.-to .nza-gs
'a-it-p'-tispe - 80 60 pfsvem di.sass.-aad %
"est cirTa-e 80 IS % re-sore % healIh. lie
~o"Ai cufe hscSisz oo~EA. sd thus preyent
e''a-sfpFfioa; D. 1851 e,-sr a hs-sy throat. sad
tao- stop cronp a. ciptherlss hs .ould r~sul.s~ n
disiurt--c STATE % thc stomach aad b...~l.- I'D
fhus stay dys~nfery anc cholefa. Let shuuiS asv
ai-esrr suI-rNsus- ~ - oaoe $685. o. oar asd
~nh the sNsct r-ucdi-- scc~sssry % q PROMPT
cure Tie 9isares hrsf 81 the-- Diseases ~hich
the ssck csauoi ~eii ductor. bet ~hich r-qsire ts
sid 81 csp@bs Phy.iclaa, sai IA a shes prop<r-
y and ttuseis treated. are slssys corabie Tke.s
Diseases. ~ says. sr~ Coa-suaptsoa fBroa- as.
C4farFh. ihas.. Di-----. ~ ths Heart. D,s.
E~P-s, He.tsehe-, Liver Coapi.iat.. Psles.
hidn-s Cosnpiaiat.. FemaLs CosnpL.iats Ri.~.a.a-
tsssa. Nesrsigis. Skia Di-s@-es. .ad al disease.
@ud eiscotsratsoas. iecki-s. u,sths. &e.. whicA
a'tscs aa.' destroy the oompiexioa-
Ihe --ceea great class ~ ds-e.-~s. ~hich The
raiieni 80 his s1end- ca si-sy- docsss. sud for
~h'ch iaiah ne r-unets-s g'sea- dipsheri-.
Croap. >c-sies Fevsr. Me..l--. whs-ooi.. C..,rh /.
Isphod fsvcr, Dsseutery. AsiStic ChoLsr.
Cnolefa nofbus. Cbo,cra Ialaatusn. Diarrhara 81
seaiis snd chtidrea. Colds. Cs.r.stisa Of The
longs, Lag fcver. Bsras. ETysipeL-.. &e.
keaseiies Sc escA 81 hes gisea. ~hich the
sirk 80 iheir Fsads o@a p--p~re aaA ..scoe-.fuly
ads,iaisfrr.
We seNt gives the prnPer tresf neat u The Hair
ani Tceih. 80 80 Go I,re-erve bJth IN hath sad
beaots through liz He s~xf gives /. resed, fsr
>~a-sickue--. Fiaaiy. BE- gives fecip~. 40 pc
psring Hair DE. Coiogse Wsier. snd To0th
fo~csr. an uassrpassed By aay osber pr-p-r--
trons
u - - ittie 10 10 <dvi.e our read
80 o. obfsta .ni r-d th,s BOA. II has 70 p-r--
prtce y ocuts- S-uld IS ceuts % d.. :. = Fstca.
No- > IT. efnout str~st. Bo>toa. Mas. r. par
ficuisr % give o-t-ofbrc. To~a. C0anfv. I'D
state. sna The bOek ~Ili b. s~at 10 yOs by sal.
irce 90 postage IS
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To CoNSTHPTIyFS.

TIE aas-fft-~r hssfnr h~~a rrsforei o. hsath
ia fru -e~ks tf rrfs siauuir r~ncis. are
hariag sufrr~i 81 ssrrrsi veur- uuh q severe
Neg a1r-ttar. aat that arrat ti.~ssr. Ceasusnf,-
tsoa-t. sasiarrs fo usse kn.-n o. be- iriio- saf-
49, fhr 49, q core
T. ~ 80 t-.,rr ri. h. 49, srni ~ rnrv ei fte
prrscfiftl aa rsst (trr I'd casrs 30 sh thr duer-
t.ar- c. rrrrartng aaI utinr thr sane uhirh
tars s.r St srar CUEF BE- oxtrrrrfnx .
AsTsHa. bsoScHfrfs. coucus. taIus. s..i
aa ihratf ant Lung Al-lffsas. fhr ar'f a'..rrr
- ~ airertis-r in -rafag th~ Tre.rrrflan % e.
t-nslf ite anlcfr.I. aui rrfrsl ia.ru.aflan sh-rh
b. c1acr.sr- .a ic iavslstir. tai h~ ho..o- ssefs
sIas, er 49, trv b. rrrsrff. as 90 vfI rnst theln
aothiag. aad aasy prove r. bl~sslag
isrtrrs ~.shing fhr uls-rrtritsa. FEEH. by re-
tara mao. -fl rIr-~ t.'.rrss
EfE EDW ARD q. WILSON.
N 49, - y - g - u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills

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~ hsw moch they sKcei The otksr
'nedicl'-e- 81 49, hey are safe aad pleasant o.,
tsAe. - poSertui a. cue. Their p~n~trating
ProFrfiie- -iiscu ate he vial activities II the brs
r.in'N- the siruetioss - a. crg sas. puFify tks
hiapd. AL exp ] di-ea-c. TLes page o1t ~.
SID hsssos. whscb hr-~d ADD ero~ distemp~r.
sirssLste shuggish disorl-red ergsas iata the,r
a.fursi srtion- and iupsr toae ani strength %
the ~hoie ssstem- No cuiy D. thrv eur- he ev-
~ ~ cnmpkssnts 81 eyervt-asv b.u E,rsai d.lA-
ard dsng~rous ci-esres- Mhhe tkey produce
pp~erta etert- thrs are AZ the tiaae. ~ o.
aninisoed do-e-- the safest sod bcst I,sysic hat
e~a - e'up oyed 60 chsitr-a- Beisz sasar. coat
-. they are pirsssuf O. tak~: all l~ssr rarely
segetaia-. are entsfeis h@rniess. Core- have
tcen nab thst sOuid ssrpa-s beii~f. xere thrx
NJ sti'-iattatet - ancn ~ snch e~ait-d charac-
80. a. % a1rbtd tae sa-picisa a. ustrufh. NJ
e'aiae"i eleFgyra-a ard pbJ .ie4a. osrtify % the
haFe -sd - The a-.srsuc- % taer convi.tion th.t
oar Preparedness cosfrtl,ue imzenseiy O. the re-
lsei 81 car sfllcted leliow sn~a.
Ths Agsst beio~ asu~d - pL-ase.l % furnish
Ef-i's ''ur Au'eficaH Almtn-r. eoat4iasnz sisr-c-
tfuls - The nf thr.r tCias and cettticsfr.
oith~ir eure- q the folio- is.x oont,iai.ts.-
Cs.-iiSeBe--. Biiroa. Coupi-ials Rheusnati-u,
Drop-y. i~sfdsfn. Headache arisiaz fss.a So
ripii@ch. Nsu-ea, Id grston- Norbid lasctIoa
- ne is~eis sai fsia ssi-iaE thereifos. FLis
irncF. Lss-- ef Appefiir. 81 Di-~sse. whseh re-
qntrr 80 erscuanf ru~,licia-. They al-o b. puri /.
htag ise hios-i snd -ifaaisiiag tii- sysfe1n cure
uisus cp.up-silts whtch o. ~ould At b. -apt,a--I
ihfy could rech. surh ~ D-sia-ss. Partial BIiad-
aess Nessrs4gls and Nfrvsns Irrifsbiisfv D~r.nrr-
uasu-s 81 tne Liser and kida~ys. Gsui. aaI % ~
kiairci st-sr.-fs sristag iron tow STATE q the
isrls. or olrsfrpriiaa a 80 iuactisns.
d. nat ise %. q ~ unprrncipied dcaier- wuh
oih-r prrlatfstlpu- oa whsch thes nske an.sre
pIot-- Dcultnd ATFE's AID t.ke ~ oih~rs. The
80 saat M l-t sid there - ~ the,a I'D th-v
shauid have o..
Prepare - Ds. J. e. AYEE & Co. La~eli.
A-ss-. SOD odd ~ 80 Druggists asd a~.iess -
s.eiaeauc escrys here a. fsrss b. Baiss 4
Thssrr; 90 Seath Paris. ID. b. S4~srr: D. Nor
~sy. a. % Noge-. "a BurkSeii. Atwood. &
>psuiiing.