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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06
miscellaneous.

WHAT POPULAR CLERGyMEN HAVE TO
sUFFER.--lt may safely be inferred from the
following that olergymen have much to en-
dure from promiscuous visitors A popular
minister Of Rochester, n. Y, recently ceased
to be house keeper, probably for very
powerful reasons, and let his establishment
to gentleman who was greatly annoyed by
calls from persons who came to seek assist
ance in various forms. Tired out with trou-
bles of this kind he posted card on his door,
addressed to all whom it may concern" as
follows:
"Dr.-does not live here He has
moved away from where he lives now. and
will not occupy this house again till May Is,
1867. In consequence Of this, the present
incumbent has decided to suspend the free
list No books, maps, pictures, stationary
or receipts of any Kind wanted. No history
of the rebellion, whether written by Greedy
or Jeff. Davis. Have no desire 70 put my
name in any subscription book in order that
it may be used Tor mfu nee. Have no old
clothes except those am now wearing, and
the customs Of modern society are upfortu-
nately such that cannot dispense with them.
Have no cold pieces, for we cannot get money
enough &c purchase al one time more than
we can eat at one meal, consequently propri-
etors Of boarding houses will have to look
elsewhere for supplies. This house ioW not
be kept as a hotel, and warm meals at all
hours will not be furnished Have not a spear
of hay in the barn, or a single oat, and have
not taken care OF horses since drove on the
canal, which means we have no room for hors-
es or donkeys either.
Have no vacant rooms or beds to spare for
agents, colporteurs, travelling minister's mis-
sionaries, teachers, elders, beggars, sponges,
leeches, professional bores, seedy students,
soldiers, sailors, negroes, Freedmen's Aid
Society agents, rebels or abolitionists, even
though ministers in neighboring towns and
cities haze told them to be sure and call here
No money to spare for any of the above
individuals or enterprises which they repre-
sent, even though it be for the laudabe object
of furnishing unborn African children with
red flannel night caps and fne-tooth combs.
In short, the minister does not live here
now, and 'old, old things have passed away,
and all are become new"
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IE TRuE ARIsTOCRATs.

THE TRUE ARlSTOCRATS.
Who are the mobiles Of the earth
The true aristocrats--
Who need not bow their heads to lords,
Nor doff TO kings their hats?
Who are they but the men of toll.
The mighty aud the free,
Whose hearts and hands subdue the earth
And compass all the sea-
Who are they but the men Of toll,
Who cleave the forest down,
And plant amid the wilderness
The hamlet aud the town?
Who fight the battles, bear the scars,
And give the world lis crown
OF name, and fame, and history,
And pomp Of old renown.
They claim no god Of heraldry,
And scorn the knightly rod;
Their coats Of arms are noble Deeds
Their peerage is from God
They take not from ancestral graves
The glory of their name,
But win, as erst their fathers won,
The laurel wreath of fame.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06

How TO LIvE.-A wealthy gentleman o
Boston several years ago gave tho editor o
the Worcester Palladium a short narration
Of his own experience He had an income Of
ten thousand dollars year "a large sum
then, but not considered so now) house
in town, and a couniry-seat few miles out
He had several children--a coach, fine hors-
es, and "A driver and took pleasure in riding
every day with his children.
One day, when riding, the thought struck
him that each one of the children would ex-
pect to have the fine house, and coach, and
horses, and driver, as their father had before
them, and to live as he lived, and if they did
not they would be unhappy. He did not
think that all of them could have things as
he had them, or live as he was living and
he rode home, sent his coach and horses to
market and sold them, bought cheap carry
all and became his own driver.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06
I'VE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
p RoTEcTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
GnlnLrntnA I.n1, L. Dtllr


Prspard from prescription OF SIR j. iagks. d. d.,
Ihy ian : rfrao' diiiory 10 the q tea.
This invaluable mt dicine is uifaing the cure q
those painful and dabgrous di wni The female
constitution Is subject IL moderate all aud
all obstrI Ghofs, from whatever cause, aud a
speedy cue may be relic on
TO MARRIED LADIES
It's particularly suited II will 10 short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
zach bottle, price Ore Dollar, bears the Govenm
Stamp Of Great Britain, prevent eounterfeits.
CAUnlN
Those Piis should not be taket, by females during
Ike FIRST THhEB MON ThS ! Pregnancy, as tAeu
10 bring Mhcarloge btt at any o.der ttnie
they ave safe
.kv,Iy woman knows that the bloom Il health mus,
fade with the sRhtet ircguanly obstruction Of the
memsfs. lhese z lis are iruly the wumau's friend la
her hour Of A. aud the only sure positive and
falling cure andregu ior OF eu preston Of nature from
whatever cause TO mild thai the fcebest can take them
WITH perfect security yet 40 powerful in their effects
thai thel may be safely called, never failing Regulator
Ia all cases II Nervous aId spinal Aiso ions, Pains
in the Ia, hnd Limbs. Fatigue on 81 ght tXtrou Pal
pauon Of The cart HJstcIcs, ind hieH these ils
will tffsst cure vhcn all Other have failed; aud
although poweffui remedy, do not contain Gallo
mel auumony or anything hurtul to the constitution
Full dfect hs in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY all DRUGGISTS.
Sole General Agent Tor the Uni I'd states and British
DOminuns
JOB MOSES, p Cortlandt st., New Y TX
n b ISL 90 and three cent postage stamps enclosed
90 Pills, by return malt securely sealed roul all obssrya
ton.
sold in Montpelier by N. X. BROWN and BixBY
& 20, lO6leopdaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06

CURE FOR Foul Mourn When the
encampment was near home. little Stephen
loved to go with his father. who was an eff.
Ger, to see the tents, the drill, and to hear
the music. He was much about the camp,
and learned even to beat tattoo upon the
drum. One day the general came up and
used some very profane words. The child
knew the language was wicked, and said to
the general, "sir, it is wrong to use such
words as you do"
After little while. the general swore
again. "Oh, sir" said the little one, at
would NOS do for you to be my mamma's lit
tie boy Why not, my ohspi" Be
cause sir, il she should hear you say wicked
words, she would wash your mouth out with
soap ana charcoal"
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Your Prescription saved my daughters s and has saved
me hundreds 90 uulars.'ktN Do UMrHEls, ktmHcu, Sc
We bless Goa Ton DE benefit Wt hHte received from your
Prepared Prescription Raw p prHlOuINE. hluasbure Penn.
much ~ ls ust.'-ktv.t &. ID, duNEH, kacite, Wis.
bll hOthtf AfIuh lLACit N u t early part uf frhru-
ary iobl vas suffering from violent cough or which had
been treated dnrnH -A munt previously without benefit
hau NFh aNta Which mpetcy prostratd Ia the
ming, hoaeeurss would como sd ch would
speaking above whisper bad thtnhad two ATTACKS Of
he eoud do $40 more Ter me, yet was rapidly worse,
and had been compelled Co leave business nearly
months an my s3mptom Indicated unmistuAhhly the pres.
ehce Of IQNsl MfuN ln he heiuung 90 February, Mr.
scented M Win butte Of Che rktPARED PkEsCRIfTlON.
In aiew days appetite tNhc had entirely tas reurucdi
WITHIN hcth my cough hau almost le than
Two weel tht Ngh erta broken up. 1hcucrforuard
20 my duties as CLERK 60 the AMtklUAN BlbLE SOCIETY
whose employ mentl have been nine guy
good health Your FkEsCM rlON effected RE, when IA
friends uespnifed ui my recovery ThOS. d. IONahK
have bad .Nfrohs Spasmea qsnla fr eleven years.
DURING the last ia years Lave had uninterrupted
nighi rect II Often seemed that would die before
eo9d Ret into i95 lung was hafgard aud spit-s
SUFFERED 70 greatly IRON shoIpts % bre al that
my place Of business.
Inc usht btIoie obtained the Prepared PREsChIP-
loN NaH The WORT ever passed ON obtaining the remedy
tok teaspoonil atnoon and again at night slept all
Ditht without waking have not had broken scs
! 10 longer LOCK hbrgard,' have gained d
strength and spirits and all am with shurturs
ma Call and
"E2KA {. LANGnoN, No s3l Fourth street NJ w.,
The PktfAkkp fhtstidfIlON"i t. put up ina 81 bot
ue and sseld y biugests generally or urirs may ne Rd
dressed 10 the sole PROPRIETOR, OSCAR q. MOSES CO.,
CoATLANp1 N s. Consultation Circulars
taining Parneas many successfully treated, viii be
soldin aonlpesrby NIX. BROWN.
WultuidaWly
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WHALEsHIP INoIDEST.--A Honolulu
paper OF a recent date reports that a seaman
belonging to the whaleship Milo, Brazilian
by birth, wi 0 had been arrested US a runa-
way, on being taken on board the ship, seize d
Ratchet, laid his left hand on the deck, and
coolly chopped it off at the wrist joint
When taken to the Consul's office he said he
was determined not to 90 TO sea, and cut his
hand off to prevent gcing.
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The EoHo.-A little boy knew nothing
about the echo but one day he cried out as
he jumped about in the grass, " Ho Hop %
ana Immediately he heard, " Ho ! Hop !"
Astonished he called out: "Who are you ?''
The voice al once answered :" Who are you ?'
You're stupid little fooll" cried the boy.
beginning to be angry. "Stupid little fool 90
came back from the wall.
The boy grew enraged, and in his passion
shouted all manner of abusive names the
wall gave them all faithfully back again.
Then the child searched all over for the mock
ing boy, that he might ,ase vengeance on
him; but no creature could he find but a
harmless pussy hunting spsrrows.
Indignant and surprised, the child ran
home and complained bitterly how wicked
boy, hidden somewhere behind the old wall g.,
had been calling him bad names.
There y said his mother, "you have be-
trayed yourself You heard only your own
words reflected from the wall, as you have
seen your own face, sometimes, reflected from
glass. II you had given kind tones and
friendly words, kind tones and friendly words
would have returned to you again. And so
It always is the conduct Of others is but
the echo of our own. If we treat others
kindly and considerably, they will treat us
kindly and considerably in return but if
we are rough and rude to them, we must ex-
pect nothing more ourselves"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LIFE!
tnAai IL 4 -
Patent Metallic Sole.

WFrriNo rus ttErls t.c most prolific cause odds
ease aud d'ah known to humanity. ltis almost sure
70 bring ou cold and colds neglected and often when
not neglected, lead GO fvtfs or 10 ooupbs and 10 IA ali
consumpti1us recognition ofhis truth tbat Inc
Inventive talent OF the county has for wears noon ds,
sing some my Ca or attempting 90 devise Tor keep
ing ho feet dry and yet lhat should not give incouyr
fence 20 the Woaref. Rubber shoes Inn one fo,,n ~.
another, love hitherto been reliance: hutitis gt
known as among Their many evils that while thew H. en-
I The lctta rl nom external moisture, they sweat them
0Ftr much and bt thus iudufttp am ttd, t,,i,,c.s
increase susceptibility TO colds rather O. an b,rwise
lhey are also muersome g. the feet. and withal are
very expensive The demand s for something fbat hail
make che ordinary Boot and sho. imurtt9l to ,.afs,
witout affecting their Gle anco or durability and uns
tnle, vino adoinB stutbly o the cost Of their manu-
"a .ture These u Will be- conceded are most ,,,tsr,
features and we consclcnuousb affirm that thew are AZ
the public.
Tao invention consists inserting between the inner
on outer sole when the boot s making thin METAL
IcFLA1H exceedingly ductie combiua deabihty with
toughucs very light, and every way sdsuted IN he mi
desired, while Che atdti nal expense is merely nominal
L. fur ihes perfect barier against me adi.sn -
wet or dampuss though the feet may be exposea ever
so long upon vet payemcuts or damp ground
10 iaaes and children the METALLIC eolrs will be OF
meal uAoe value, as from t cir habits OF life and de
eil o." aess hey ore pfucularly exposed 10 the long
nam MS that attend upon an inadequate protection 90
These s,'es hsve already been tried bytbeles all
ests, ACTUAL SD, ana the Testimonials 10 iheir nerits
Freely rl hered ana cate that th must be spccdy and
universally adopted by The public The Patent Metallic
leading OF and Shoe Stores throughout the D. Moi
States auo Will suppant a forms Of o,er,hacs exc,pt
kostoy Tor deep mud or sn w, as they become kuoan
BE sure Co get them and take no other lfvour tbr,'
maker does not happen 20 have them. be can psoufe
uiM Ni'u.Nl ullui'J ~ he Will not, th send your
H 20 me inventor ono dollar and thirty cents and Oh
tain SIX pair assorted sizrs WI light no use birb VIII
be promptly forwarded by mail express pre- Maid and
which can made up by any shoemaker I'M tbe ,o1pf-y
agencies WI, be tsaoshtdi In every city and village std
supplied with shoes oud prupr etafy e1un. A. IN i,i
49, az .l.ei1l comm ss'on allowed on sales. Also
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06
( fHA TELLARs WHITE LIQUID EN-
- A NJ

For Improving and Beaut yng the Complexion.
me most valuable and perfect prtpsr ,on ia use Tor
giving the skin beautiful pear.-lke tint that s otIy
Fnples, hlotches Moth Patches salovuess fruptious
and al. impuI les the skin kindl healing the same
leaving the skin white aud clear as aabaster lis use
calnyt be dete ted by the closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation IS perfectly harmless Ills he
on aluile Il the kind used 10y the French aud Is con
hqeftd ny The tali.ieu a. Indispensable 20 perfect
toilet Upwards Of 30 600 bot les cold during he
past year, hcient guarantee Of is efficacy Pnoe
ohy 10 cents sent by mail post aid receipt Of an
order, BY BERGER. SHLTIs6 CO. Chemisis'
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X ! n c. S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
Made from the Prescription Of Rrv. CHAs. KING ~ De- DO
De- 6c confidently presented TO the public for uc rre'en
ion uuu Cure uf
NONsUNIPTION.


IN rs MUoI AUNANUEU hIAUEo-
for the Radsai Curs ofAsrHMA. BRONCHITIS, CATARRH
and 300 affections OF tf THROAT and AIR PASSAGES I'D
Gen.a sp,ai UtraHE5atnf. OF che NERVOUS system
aud Tor ala HtroHai Isodps of thc Stomach aud H4rfs.
lt iHfaaet ta dffpf.s raiHr
h- pale boa4 % suhdue- tc Ct and Fsrc, aud duinislei
he tfp0oral4 20 chfchs Che Hrft sWats,
tca 60 nrfeH aabs. The afpst DO Ht once Htoraffd and
the IHt randy Ncsh fn4h aud ht hcHif brc0t
speedily tht attr becomes calm
tht rcruilr and uHfora Alt THE 6hNI RAJ
lMtIuMs blSAFFEAh MlIhA REALLf Ah1ONlshl sc
APfulrY
The PRESCRIPTION should bee used n every where the
IsHciuu commonly rreatrlhea Iolcst Iron Acids, Bark
Qnnuiue, todivtr on, Wt.keyi &c. iu every by
Hhatfrtr knssi winch lrr exhibited any one
ur m % r fOIuaIur
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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PAT


h u. h ID ID Y
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
A"'1 AkeAt vi we T. o. Patent Office, Washington,
under the act Of 1857.
NO Is state street topbosite htuy sttect) Boston.
After an extensive practice q upwards n twenty
years, contnuta 10 secure patolts ln The ned sates
also m Great Britain France and other countfies Ca
Yeats ~ ecihcau0nF, Bonds Assignments ana an ua-
peTs OF drawings for patents executed uu rcas0uab
terms, with dsi atoh kesearches made uo American
and foiesn Wofksi 3D. determine the validity and utility
OF f4teIs Of lnyvnti,Ls and legal aud other advice
rthu'f w an ma te uchng Jhe same Copies 10
the claims Of any patent uitihed bj oniuing one doll
az As garments recorded m Washington
NO Aeeut3 ga the United staes POSSESSES superior fac
ues iof ootnng patents, tanning the patontab
ity Of inventions
DUNG el.nt months the subscriber in the course 81
ne large pfaeuce. made tRcc rejected apuca ions
sixteen appeals every Of which was decided in his
favor by the Commissioned u fateuts.
1E-TIMoNIALs
i regard mr kddJ as one II the most capable and
success ui pracut nefs with whom have hadoHlial u-
ttrcoufse. JHAs JASON
Commissiouerof Patents
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors thar they
cannot employ man more competent and Trustworthy
and more capable OF ultng ther applications in q f1n
70 secure of 'hcm au early aud favorable consideration
AZ The faieni ohce' EDMUND BUBhE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents
" Mr. X H. EDDY has made io- me thirteen applIea-
tons Ia all but one of which patent. have been antid
ana mat BIS the one now pending Such unmistakabIe
o"i ~ great talent aud ability hi. part e.da me o
rec mmehd ah inventors TO APP ~ 200 him 10 procure
thtf patents as they may De sure of having the most
iath attention bestowed on their cases and at very
eAsoaao.e eh Ises- coal joins rAGHAHI. n
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0I

IMP o RTA Mt TO TINE AFFLTcTED
bH DOW continues TO De consulted At his office Nos.
ard tn1icott street, Boston. on al diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by long course Of study and practical experience DR.
Dow has he gratif alton Of presen iny The ,,rf,
nate with remedies that have never failed 10 cure the
G ONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath h treatment all the horrors Of venerca az
mpuTeolood, Inpotency, ScrofulA G0n0rrhma Ulcers.
Pam OF Distress the regions Of procreato. Inaam
nation Of the bladder and kdneJs n drocele Abs se
u.nofs, ilglua 9weug' snd the iong train of horri
70 become us harmless the simplest aings Of child
Particular attention given o. the treatment Of
) h NJ | n a l. w y A k N E SIS.
in all Ls forms and stages Patients who wish TO remain
under Dr. Dows treatment few days or weeks viii he
furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for board
moderate 1910
p. s.-Lades who ore troubled with any disease PC
culiar 10 their system. vl find speedy reiei by calling
on Dr. Dow, at has cilice, No. 0 Endicott street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-06

How TO RETURN Blown. Marsh,
of Mosul, relates of all American, named
John, that was living at Constantinople, he
was hired by prosecuting Armenians to strike
Matchmaker. The latter upon receiving
the blow, nobly prayed, -" May God bless
you." This remarkable answer was effectu-
al; "for" said John, in allusion to the af.
fair, d" l could not strike again, and at night
j said to the money instead of my eating
you, you will eat me-" John soon gave oc.
casion for friends and foes to say to him
behold he prayeth." Thus was the power
of a soft answer strikingly illustrated.
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WISTAR'S BALSANI
Oh
W | l. d c II II r RY
HAS DEEM rssp pom NEARLY
HALF CEN URY,
WITH rsE MOST AsroSnHiNo sUooE.s1N CURING
Coughs, Colds Hca,seue.s. Sore Throat,
llhutnza, Whooping Cough Coup,
Liver Complain. Bronchitis,
Difficulty oi Breathing
Asthma, aud ev.fy
affection 0f
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST
CON S u Mp ITO N.
which carrie. Of more victims Than any other disease,
aud who bals thc still of he Physicians 90 greater
extent Than amy other matiy. often
YIELDS 90 THIS REMEDY
vhcu all Others prove iutd ctual
is 4 MEDICINE,
BArlD IN RELIEF, souTuI>G IN EFFECT
SAFE In ITS OPERATIONS,
TITS NsURP AsSEDl
while as a opataion frre rom u xOous ingredients,
po sons or minerals uniting shi science and medical
howedgoi combining AN thst IS valuable in the ycgo-
table Kingdom 'or this cas- 4 Diseases uis
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitled merits aud receives the general conf
donce Of the pub TO-
SEYMOUR THATCHER MD,
Of Herman r. r.. writes as fonows;-
"wistAE's BAtsAM or Wild CHERRY sives uniysr-
sol sa'siactiHu. IL seems TO Cough 10y ooseniug
and cleansing the lungs aud alleging irritation. tHrs
o'rgH 'Np Leaving THE CAUSE HEurSD consider
the Basam good amy. not he Ucst, Cough mtd
cine with wh ch am acquainted
From n. PILLOWS. NJ, D Of ain Nh.
Although have generally great ot lection to pat-
eat medicines can but say 10 justice TO On wisrARs
bAIshM 'r Wild CHEHNY tina it Is rem edy Of supe-
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
Al

CATE HEALTH.
DIR DOW, Physician and surgeon, Nos and En-.
dicot street, Boston. is consulted daily FOR all diseases
incident 20 he female stem Prolapsus Utar OF Fall
lug Of he Womb, Fluor Abus Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon new path
illogical PRINCIPLES and speedy elief guaranteed In few
days SO invariably certain Is the mode Of trea.
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under IT,
and the afflicted person soon Tei1ces IN perfect health
DIR Dow has no do bt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases of and child r,n than any other
ph stefan in Boston and has. sim lo45 confined his
VII lie attention 90 the cure Of private diseases and s-
male complaints
vii not be answered Office hours from A, NJ. to . t.
NJ.
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w DOL CARDIN

lhe subscriber will continue the business Of wo, card
ny at his old stand Plainfeld village the ensuiog
season where he will be read to wait all who may
see nc to pauonze him He Is laying ifty dollars
In cards, audis determined his maenines shall NOT
be Inferior TO any Ia the country
Wool may he lsft at T, Cross store, Montpelier,
whence t will be taken aad the rolls returned free from
any extra charge
Terms or eardius cts per ID Tor oiled wool OF 10
cts II not prepared. SAMUEL WILSON.
Plainhsld, May 80, 1866. II Ice
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$1,000 PR GEAiRii, We ye sal 9 AS rs
SEWING Mecnss Three kinds Undsr aud upper feed.
sent 900 trial Warranted 1--WE YeArs Above salary arse
commission paid lhs ONLY machines sod IN United
ior les than SEQ which are(H hcstea Nv Heuf Hhtifr
HdsoA 6rontf BAKER SINGER Co, aad BdfeAtiaer No. OH
chtAp mAentt Fc nFmeHts and Che seier a.
able arrtff Nae aud tsHnmfH
hss Aides. call upon shaw Clara Biddefor Maine
or Chicago H. ltdN aBmt
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CONSTITUTIONS LIFE SYRUP purecs thc sys-
tom entirely from 900 thc evil o1rcts of MERCURY.
removing the Hd Breath, curing fhc Weak Joints
and Rheumatic Pains which the use of Calomol s sure
TO produce. 10 lardcus spougy Gums, and secures
the Teeth firmly as ever
CONSTITUTION LIZZIE SYRUP
cudcatos, root and branch, an Erupuyc Diseases Of
the Skin, like
ULCERS, rnu1Es, BLOTCUEs,
and 40 other difficulties of this kind, which so much
disi-urc the outward appearance OF both males and
females. often masking thgm disgusting object TO
themselves aud their friends.
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CONSTITUTION
LIF SY RU p.
AposIu,c and specific reuedy for all diseases orig
Mating from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
and for all hereditary DISEASES transmitted from
PARENT TO CHILD
SC1}OFULA.
srFrNt, oLNpuI,R DWELLINGS,
ulcEnAuoS, KINGS EvIr,
EHrsirEIAs, SALT unu,L
This faint uHnruuuaY and AcQrmrnl Glme life
with untold misery, h by 30 usual medical remedies,
mcuraDlc.
I5IIllUN IAT1sNr.
n there is amy disa.o o which tho Constitution
Life syrup is soyrroI n ramolv. DO is boo rheumatism
nnl JOS kindred affection. ruc MOST intense pains are
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rdusd. Cases, chrlue tIcarous, of twenty or
thirty years standing, have been cured.
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