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DRY GOODS.


And other seasonabIe Cloths, Cassi-
= meres, Cotton and. Linen Goods
+ and vestings. suitable for Boys
and Mems ,Wear-by far the 1arg-
ers, Socks. Neckties, Kid, Cotton,
and Silk Gloves Handkerchiefs,
Undershirts and Drawers, Pocket
Combs,
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and more of the most popular
2 makes of Domestic Dry Goods, at
the lowest and lone. uniform
price," and the most complete
stock of Millinery that can be
made or made to order at short
notice by the most skfllful milli-
ners and satisfaction guaranteed,
Also, Straw Goods, bleached and
pressed. All Of which will be
I Co.'s mammoth and popular
store, at wholesale or retail, at the
lowest market rates, during the
season OF saA tagfe8AnsnlsGs
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FERD; SUSS, zr
n General Engraver,, u :
COR. FIRST AND SYCAMORE SIS,
r.EUansvilIe Indiana

MAKES all kinds OF. epgraxings. as
NJ. Brands, Checks, stencil plates, door
plates; all kindsso of s~eal-presses for, high
color printing, wood cuts, models, steel les-
tiers and ,nnmbers for. marking, steel
stamps for metal presses for Jewellers, and
all kinds of ornaments, ii figures for
book binders.
Orders solicited and promptly filed at
the lowest prices. ap25dlm.
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and prices and qualities always
guaranteed as represented. This
store Is as light as n can be, so
that all can see what they buy.
APPS
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LANGUAGE OF VISITING CARDS.
Artificial Flowers.

Ladies who deck their hair with
minnie bloom. have, in general, lit
tie idea of the wayin which those false
flowers grew. They wear them light
heartedly in the gayest scenes, and
think not that they are transplanted
from the sadest. They put forth their
3leayes and delicate hues in Sitting gar
srets, in fetid black Kitchens, or in hot,
health of those who made them was
whitening away, where the gas burn
ers are often without glass or shade,
and gas-st stoves are set on the tables to
heat the tools, while hundred women
and girls, from nine years old and up
wards, bend over their dollhouse
plants. Some hold the hand stamp
which cuts through sixteen folds at a
time of the muslin or silk that is, to
make the leaves and flowers. Others
vein the leaves by pressing them be-
tween dies, or paint the petals separ-
satelylwith brush when the centre is
to be left white. Mostfofsthem are
busy with the finer work of construct
ing the flowers. They gum and wax,
dust for bloom with potato -four, or
with blown glass powder for frost; they
twist paper or silk thread to the stalk,
and make the foundation on which the
petals may stick > Slender wires are
run through the blossoms, and a small
goffering iron gives them their curl.
All this is straining and 6dgety work,
especially by gas-light, with blistered
fingers, thumb nails worn to the quick,
and the dust of paints and other ma
terials inflaming the eyes and prepar-
ing patients for the Ophalmic Hospi-
tai. The bright blues and carmines
try the sight sadly, and ire latter
causes heaviness in the head. Arsenic
green and verdigris blue are now sell
dom used; but enough is left O poison
the poor flower girls" existence.
She works in London fourteen or fif-
teen hours a day, and sometimes long
er. After thirteen hours work, girls
often take home sufficient for two
hours more.-London Reuieao.
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PLACES,
Indian Springs.
- 80 -oF-r9af a =
S Martin County, Indiana.

TvH + PROPRIETOROFT HIaCELE.
i brated Watering Place, and well known
resort for Invalids, announces to the pub
lie that it will be open for The reception OF
visitors from and after the FIRST OF
JUNE: During the last year the Build.
have been much ENLARGED uAND I'M
PRO WE'D. -7t6eftty four additional Rooms
hare been completed, together wtth three large
p0fcltes, and the estubtishmens thoroughly
refuT7sished and in TIE ben order for the COM
fort and convenience of GaeSts. = 10 tllse
The Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately dfscoy-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes q cool
and refreshing retreat. The MEDICINAL
AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES of the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all who
have used them. The Group consist of
WHITE SULPHUR. BLACK SULPHUR, CHALY-
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
eficacious for Dyspepsia, Dsseuses of the
gia, and 0eae,thdtssns The Vicinity is
WILD ANDiRosfA MTG, Astounding in GAME
and FISH, as we'll as MINERAL and BoTAN-
ICAL SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELICS.
Hacks will convey passengers to and
from the Springs, cont Getting with the
Trains East. and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further in formation. address
maya tt = %. r. DUNIHUE, Prop'r.
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SOMETHING NEW
To Housekeepers.


To Housekeepers.
a PREPARATION patented Oct. I4th
IA 1859 that will clean and polish your
Tin, Plated-Ware, Britannia, Brass, &C.,
like new, WITH AS LITTLE LABOR AS WASH
LNG, aud will not injure the finest silver or
plated surface.
1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL!
Those VINO have tried it say it is of more
Vaiue imam servant. Try one box, and
you viii not be without it. Ask for Cases
Magic Polish. 8F
OHly 10 CENTS PER BOX, Retail. -
Ask for it at any Drug, Grocery,
Hardware, or Fancy Stcys.
Manufactured by w. p. Case 4 Bro.
s. Il. GILBERT e. CO.,
wholesale Grocers, No. 81 North First ST..
re s4tna Evansville, Ind,
Are our Exclusive Agents there to supply
the Trade. E&s85 ut
= -. W.P. CASE & BRO.,Ess =
So and So East Broadway. New York
eb14 dom y .-..s-f II -s-st
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Trade OF Southern Illinois.
-3H4Sa 0n4Hsf
TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF
EVANSVILLE.
THEPTBLIsHER OFTHE sHA w.

THE PT BLISHER OF TIL SHAW.
u NEETOWN MERCURY respectfully
invites your attention 10 the claims of his
paper as a valuable advertis sing medium.
Its circulation as not confined, as most
country Journals are, to the immediate
town or. county in which it is published,
but being the leading newspaper in the
District, 1t C rculates generally and extern
sively throughout Southern Illinois, and
Is therefore a most desirable channel
through which business men may meet
the public eye. Evansville already de-
rives a large and remunerative trade from
Southern Illinois, and it may be trebled
by iudicioCs system of advertising. our
country is fast filling up with the best
class of inhabitants, and solid and honor
able busin SIS men, and you will md IL 10
your interest to keep the claims OF Evans
Vile as a commercial and business point
constantly before them,
ADvERrIsISG TERMS.
One square ten iines). u months........Sl2 90
One square, months .-.-....- .--.-.-......-. 90
One-quarter col INN, months..-........ 10 90
One-quarter column, months...,...... 3 90
One-haIf column, months. .............. 80 90
Address D. w. LUSK,
au27 Shawneetown, Illinois.
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I'VE have the facility of the best Ma
Rhfnery and Workmen, and will give all
work entrusted to us our individual atteli-
Won, Ill orders promptly, warrant our
york, and charge reasonable prices.
Office and Foundry, corner of First and
Loet Streets, Evansville, Ind.
N. B.-WOrkmen sent to all parts to fit
M work and do repairing.
I0e226m sch ULTZE, Truman co
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employed to secure this result is well
A CLEAR CASE OF TALKING SHOE"
Punch represents a Professor of
Natural Science addressing the fol-
lowing language to young lady:
"Come, dear girl, and roam with me
The garden of Zoology
Those teeth of thine and these of mine
Include four sometimes named canine,
Those fangS of ours us creatures prove
Allied to the carnfvOra love.
But, while we leg of mutton eat.
So likewise do we trimmings, sweet,
And all varieties of food
In short, eat everything that's good.
Thus Pm omnivorous, so are you-ll i...
So are the piggywfggles, too. "Ianol f-s.il
WHAT PARAsIANs PAY FOR DRESS.
2 Tits estimated that Parasians ex-
pend annually eight millions 81 syancs
for corsets, fifteen million for glosss.
twenty millions for hats and bonnets,
eighteen millions for false diamonds,
al million and a half for false teeth,
eighty four thousand for glass eyes,
seven hundred and thirty thousand
for perfumery, and cosmetics, five
millions for fans, twenty eight millions
for artificial flowers, and fifteen mil
lions for buttons. n a-s j.
- LANGUAGE OF VISITING CARDS.
b The. following from the latest au-
thority may, be of interest to our lady
readers who frequently go out to make
caHsai "A plain card denotes pass
ing call, the lower right hand corner
turned down, a visit; left hand corner,
coincidence right hand upper corner,
business - left hand upper corner,
an adieu.h 49, 80
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,btolt - f sil ls4 =
HUDSPETH, ADAMS & CO.,
EfH 1890 rHG attfsiee
: sEa s slusa nsi at 81. .Isf
es Main Street SO
agsa Gsal o3 .ls4slu al1sn JuA
.dDL s7It5e sai'~ 5s3ft ~
-YE RESPECTFULLY CALL AT.

W. HHsrhoUIi CALL AT
tentfon to our large stock of Ladies' and
Childrens' Hats. We have just received
from New York City. new Dress Goods, in
Aipacas, Grenadines, DeLains, Linen
Goods, Ginghams, Lawn, Chambray and
Crepe Marez, Capimeres. Cottonades, Linen
Painting and Coating. ..sl..,s s.,.ii,s5.
o New lot of White Goods, Jaconett, Main
sock. Swiss, Irish Linen, and large va
riety in Ladies' and Gents Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Our stock of Hosiery comprises
a large variety, bought low. and will be
sold cheap.
s Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, in SILK,
Cotton, and Scotch Bingham. We have,
and viii keep a large assortment.
New goods bought by our house in the
market with special view to the interest
OF our= customers. We Will receive here
after daily. and call the attention OF all
people to come ana examine our stock
and prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
CAROLINA HOTEL.

As the busy season approaches, Wo renew our
IA efforts to make our House thoroughly com
Portable and attractive.
To permanent B6arders, to passing strangers,
and to citizens of our own District VINO VISIT tne
;ro,rn on business, we again offer the best cheer
md entertain,nent of the Carolina Hotel. All
that lies in our power shall be done for the COM
plete satisfaction of our guests.
Our Stables are in good order. and great care
will be bestowed upon Horses left m our charge.
We respectfully solicit a continued share OF
public patronage.
C. A. cHEATHAM BRO.
Edrsfeld, S. c., Feb is tt
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5. Carolina Bureau of Immigratien

CHARLESTON, Feb: 81, 1867.
vFyIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN ap-
pointed Commissioner, ba, been instructed
By his Excollency, Governor ORR, to organize
the Bureau ut the earliest possible moment. In
few days agents will be appoiDted by tha Cover
nor TO 2roceedto Europe, whose duty twill be
to induce immigration to our State, to dissemina ats
such information may I've furnished them oi
lands for sale or lease, and TO engage such labo-
rers, lncchauics servants and other help as may
be desired by the inhabitants of thu State. An
agent for the same object will, perhaps, be GENT
to New York Itwould be desirable that our peo-
ple furnish this Bureau. without delay, with in
formation how they desire TO DO served, indca-
ting the kind of help they require and the wages
which they ere willing to pay, or = DESCRIPTION
Of the lands they have for sale or lease, and their
terms and conditions. If combinations can be
formed in the several Districts Of the Slate for
joint action, it would, perhaps, facilitate mutuaf
operations, and where arrangements can lie muEe
to advance part of the passage money OF the Ia
boring immigrants by accepted orders to that
effect on any of the factors or merchants of Char
lesion, it would no doubt greatly advance the re-
suit. If the people that favor this measure would
meet Mt their respective Court Houses to consult
and indicate thci. wants, this Bureau would take
great pleasure in serving their interest to the
best of its ability. pamphlet will be printed
in several European languages for distribution,
describing the capacities and advantages Of our
soi climate, productions, &c, in which many
particulars, that ,Tc promptly furnished, may be
advertised. The means ut the disposal OF TINS
Bureau being strictly limited. the knd assistance
of the conductors of our public Journals is re-
quested.
Commissioner of Immigration.
Mar. 2t lO
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PROCLAMATION +.
L4!NEE L. ORR. Gereruor of


BY His Ercellency J4NEE L. ORR, GerernOr Of
! Souts caraliaai
wKTHEREAS information has been commune
wv ..catedto this. Department that series of
'outrages have been perpetrated on sundry per-
sons white and colored, in the Districts Of Lap-
rens, Greenville, anderson and Abbev;ile, BY
three desperate outlaws, to wit = Brown, Aso@n
as Texas Brown, By - Sullivan, of Laurcns, and
by Burkstt, alias Burkhead, alias Wallace,
wherein the lives of many persons have been
threatened and the property of others pilfsged; !;
aud whereas it has been represented that Elias
Brown, freedman, has been murdered by the
two former; ana whereas the said Erown. com
mitted an assault and battery on tho person Of
Lewis Clark, freedman, with inten. to kill, at
Cokesbury, S. c and whereas tho said Brown,
Sullivan and Burkett, alias Wallace, perpetrated
daring robbery upon Jessie French, a-citizen OF
Greenvillc, S. c. and whereas. tho said Brown
and Burkett assaulted, with intent TO kin, sundry
ctizeas of Anderson District; and whereas these
desperate outlaws have committed other acts Of
rapine, plunder and outrage, and have tbus Tar
euded and avoided arrest by tho civil authorities
for their manifold crimes:
Now, know ye, that I, JAMES L: ORR, Gov
srnor and Commander in Chief in and over.the
State aforesaid, do hereby offer a reward Of NINE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest and safe
delivery Of the said Brown, Sullivan and Burkett
IN aay Jail in this State, or-THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for either of them.
All Sherifs, Cohstables, Magistrates, and all
other officers of the STATE. civf and military, are
hereby commanded and required to, use every ex-.
ertion to secure the arrestofte parties aforesaid,
to the end that thy. laws Of this 'Strte may be
maintained and these outlaws brought to condign
punishment.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of the State to
be affixed, at the city of Colombia, This
H. s.ltwenly second day Of February, A. D: 1867,
and in the ninety first yeur of the indepen-
dcnce of the United States Of America-
JAMES L. ORR, Governor.
ELLISON CAPERs, Secretary of State.
M,eh z 3t lo
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Estate +. M. Best.

roERsONS indebted to this Estate are request
ed to make payment forthwith, to Admiais-
trator.-and those having claims AGAINST aame
to hand them in properly atte'tsd, either 70 , Ad-
'u;nistrator. or to Mr.. Yines, at saluda Old Town
JOHNSON aAa901' Ad"sSf
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state of. South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY, ".
Wilson Holston Bill to Aar,nal
A.W. Asbill OF u1, ct al Creditors, 90.
N, appesring to my satisfaction that ?. M: Cole
Man and Louisa his wifo, two of the bsfea-
asnts + M to this cause, arc absent from and reside
bsyond @ the limits of this State, On motion by
Ms,srs. JONES 4 NORRIS, conplhinsnts Soliei-
tors. Ordered, That thoy do appear and plead,
answer or .denur to this Bill within forty days
from tho publication hereof; or in default thereof
Judgment will bo rendered. agsihst them pro
confes'o, ", c,pwrrp ,,,n
Mar 5, 1857. ..c.... Ct -. Us
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=. ~
HE Subscribers Offering customers the
LARGEST STOCK OF GROCERIES to be found the City ner
accustomed ow Prices. -. g.. . ~. %,
Planters Country will lind their interest by calling upon u.s.
when visiting the City make their usual purchases
We have in Store offering LOW PRICES -
B and c. SUGARS Pulyerised and Crushed SUGARS
Rio Laws and Laeurs COFFEE BACON MOLASSES;
BAt4GING ROPE Patent Iron TIES for COTTON fsl 20
Double Extra Extra andS Superfhe FLOUR ),
FneHsb Dairy State and Factory CHEESE Goshen BUTTER;
pe Hive syrup SYRUP Brooklyn and Sugar House SYRUP;
PiCKLE LES PRESERVES, CAN FRUITS JELLIEs OYSTERS;
x Xxx XXX xxx WHlsKEYs, kanawha Valley W WHlSREY;
1nneria Crown HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUM
Otsrd Dupoy Peyoin and Cognac BRANDY; -
pals and Dark Sherry Madeira WINES Malaga VINE;
RAsNs CURRAN1s ClTRON, ALMONDS, LEMONS, ORANGES
and NUTS; - - ,, 80
VII BIICKEIS TUBS PALS, Horse BRUSHES. LEATHER;
Various other iolesto to mention
LEVY & JACOBS.
ON -
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LATAKIA TOBACCO,

HNTRoDUCEDhy by the celebrated Traveller. Bay.
ord Tavlor. from Mt. Lebanon. TIE FINEST
SMOKING TOBACCO KNOwN-it is described
by Mr.. Taylor as {" soft, aromatic and of deli
ci,us odor, resembling that of dried roses, ma,
tcring very early, seed sown as late as Juno Will
We offer choise seed of this valuable. variety
from seed of Mr.. Taylor's own raising. Dsscrip-
tive Circular mailed TO applicants.
zS- Price by mail (postoge pai",) -3ets. PEI
packet. IN
No. 8, n. George Street, York, Pa.
N,r11 Pm IL
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Notice.
Notice.

HEREBY give notice that will not pay a
iE,n;n hEG np Note of hand given by me with G.
r.. Seasnu as surety smyy pns. in ISL, ISL,
for apSns ad hy law There iss credit on said Note
eeinPo.s Lpon. $500. 7 am determined to resist n1 It's
payment 2. 10
Msgs
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Notice.

- osr or mi.laid. on Monday, tho 4.A instant.
L. ono Sealed NOTE signed ~ rts.,,.s H. rss. Ts..
and E. Watson for tho amoun. ~ i1r ,n ~ Ionsa.
drsaand Thirty 1Sar paSao;;s ~ 70 Tho, :, p;t,s
Agent of Irora A. Pil s.ssu. ~ from trasing
Sso IA =. Note. and the maker Of said Note ID
ba,.hy tas not;asa Of its,Bsirs lost OF mi,l.id.
Ss
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NEW BRUNSWICK OATS.

w are filing orders for Seed of this VAL
UABLE NEW OATS. The grain is white, large,
plump, and remarkably henvy, weighing ~ 10
IS lbs per bushel; straw bright and free IRON
rust, stCu;, carrying the grain up well the yeld
80 to 10 yer cent. more than the common ~n'e
Oats. ON ,.,e same soil and with the same culture.
SAMPLES can be had by mail on receipt of stamp
for postage.
EDW'D. J. EVANS CO.,
No. 9, n. George Street,
York, Penn.
Mar IL I'm II
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TO RENT.

NY one desiring to work a FIRST CLASS
"a SAVANNAH RIVER PLANIAT!oN on
Shares will find it his interest to call ut the once
Of the Edgefc!d Adeertiscr, or at once o' D.
Stticker Coles, ESD, Augusta, Geo'
II desired, the Low Gfounds alone from e one
to one hundred and fifty acres OF the hft' dua,ig'
living Immediately On the EAver' may oe 'eANe''
Terms can be had unusually favorable 10 IN .ne
Plaatcr,-and the whole direction oi @ -,
laced npder his control so that hO cannot fail OF
success.
Feb is In
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no RENT,.

aTSHE PLANTATION lately oes,,pisd by ths .yy,
i Mssrfi. Earle, Belonging 10 Capt. Rugtns stJss
abis. sfarsAs BuTIRRs Atsszney ,seae.a
FsSas In.
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The Washington Library Company

In order that the benevosn, otec, s, forth in this cir.
oular be ,tssiuy onplsh.d have Issued
series II
FINE srEEL-PLATs sNGRAyIN0s,
which are put subscription prices much below their
retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STorK IN THR WASHING
TuN LIBRARY COMPANY
will he issued stamped with the seal Of the Company
AID signed hy the sesretsry None others g-nnne}
Ans person seudipg Us ONE DotLAA or pny1nu IL a
same Z, on local agent. will ro.ivs imms drtey MI
Steel Plate Engraving at eho iroa the folio wing st
aud One Certificate of Stock In IrpR One estnt In our
published fchedule.
ONE u LIAR EN8RANIMIs.
Bad! Tht, savrdr 80. s--"ald scvetty-six or,
the ally rys OF tn. .erointioa
nyIe--on payng two DOLLARS will receive either
OF the following rna Steel Plates choice and Two
Certificates OF stock, thu. becoming entitled to Two
Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENaRAvIs8s
No. i-"washius,on's conrtsbip" No. 2-"wa.hiDg-
tons Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR rNGRAyINGs.
ANY person paying THRIVE DOLLARS will receive the
beautiful Steal Plate Of "a
"HoMR ROM THB WAR"
and Three Certificates Of Stock, beeoups entitled to
Three PI esents
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAvIN6s.
Any person raging FOUR DOLLARS shall receive the
large ard t. sn,iful steel Pisse Of
'.THE PEafLs or OUR FoRHFATHEas"
and Fonr Certificates Of Stock. enuaing them to -Four
Presents
FIVE DOLLAR EAaRAyINGs
Any person who p.y, FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
the large aud -Ii-ndid Steel Plate Of
1.-THE MARRIAGE o. foCA 1oNTAs"
AMI es Certificates of Stock emitting them to Five
Presents
The Epgrsvnes aud Certificates will be delivered to
each subs rber Local Agencies, by mall
post rail-, or express, ~ may be ordered.
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THROu0H TrcT7TS
To al the principal points CAST for sale At the orse Of
tho Company Ia nttnm~a Ehsvi'i- nskaiteas reiA,
Monroe and pes Hones rnd fer al points West at the
DepotTicset aasce, Esokak. GEO. WILLIAMS
JOHN aIyIS Superintendent.
flar'l icke LEt. mayo
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II o VS.
PERIODICAL DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR KRREGULARITIEs!

hev. tested these nrrps In my practice over ten
years, snd DO it hesitate to any that ing hrs yet
been developed ~ med ~ reH.areh that act. pos
hls pos itiveis, and ha mir.sy In Of r.
resn arty as does This eicins Ii all rceLt IL
ef teils, lie thousands who have been Ions suffer
indebted TO II 4 n bon Of health to-day
AltLpue powerful and positive. ey pl footl
ha nltrs, and may be used all eni.s except ~hsa
specially forbidden ia the d reatons.
They have btru eSten+it elY employed ~ euiper
phSsie bars In france aud ~ gland we'll a. In
prattiee, ov ten years and have yet hear Of III
nfsttlat " failure could give you testiunnIr
Of their tnrars from rdrs all the Nufthnrn ~
Na-ter riaies they not In their prisate.
Over 100000 bottles have bern sold the past year aud
hope and trust pHny sufferers have been benefited
nm seli aware that rstned, Potept TO Renewed
distinctions may be used for hsd rurpo-e bnt
ID whsre one bottle W thus used ten may tall Into
tie hands o really needy sufferers
To a who suffer fom any trteruerit,; painful ftn
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