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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
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lid iin6 in St6rfe uno Sdaerbaftigfett hes goues
Reiilbef, 3rGftmap iHaenbe Gleeai9ait Des Zones.
Sie 1edsr Blanc 0prtes ilnh tehr groBe, poliiaH=
ftoe SnftfameHte, lote nbue 9ndTcpf onf Rotten
tergefelt nto fur bic pele xdnge ppn jieben Sobreu
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
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Yirophospborinures 81 FEM 9iatron bon

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England an STEELE Der GiiennttteI n6optirt. IS lit
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BeiiGnStbeiIen Der SMfnntmenietar bes 8tutes nrb
ser &npcben. @egen 8Ieidindt, Nagenbef9perSen,
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erer uno iierer irienbes Dfittel. Die Nfabenie be
aIe5eeine penSet es IN ben meiiten dnen uno er=
ltbamit bic beiten GrfoIge. .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
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orb nit gro6em GrfOae tatt Ses 2eberzGbranes. oem
n melt por S,,se5en 1T, angelpanot, namentlt in
sdnen pon 8rujtfrantbeten, icrofnlofe, Ipmpcti en-
5tfrungen, gelbiatbt, WaaisfeIab1Ponnung nnb Apes
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itstte chr ~ empieblen. Der 9etti9iprup ftrpdcbt
peecr ben RdGen, mod bic 9drrne unS uirb bel tet,,
0erbannnes ASaftifIen u. 3eltebem
T" bon 8urin on 8uiHon,
2ailreb Der mehisinif6en Atabemie al 9aris.
9ie1es gei9madpoae Yreparatif Iuiro ben erften
Ierten Srantreibs un6 GngIanbs geeen ale 0rant,
6eiten bee 8erbanunss @erfsseuge Gls @dstru gle,
lange unb f9were Beroauuug, 9i1bung, 2eber= y D
eenoen'llebel &C. nit groBem Grfot.e Gn9epanct.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18

Siefe Flanos empfngen BEN b54ften @reis in be
Deltaasitelune iber bic beften Babrlfate eOmboas
@ariss, Genti4Ianbs, Der stdSte Rsp gcrt. pbiIo.
belpbia, Baltimore anb BOfou; ebsnfO Die GoISsyes
baiHe ami BEN ameritanilAen SnitItHtin
n6S- 6anf auf sinamSer fOIssnSen Sabrsn, -lEss
uniere Fiancs entbaIten bas 0arien aeSal, Der
tran,6EfGen Gnapier, ben peraartten gab. cole etr
lerne Rabmen NIB ale mObernen gerbeEIemnoen.
Seees Snarument auf fanf Sabre eiiarantilt Rnb
werber unter Aufitbt bes 9errn g. g. orc peftee n
Fabrssirt, her etite prafttfHe Or abrne BON ber IS
Sabrsn Bat Mn6 Der iber II 600 sanOs ieIbit eemai
bot. - lInese Gortkee befdbisen uus, aniere Gabrts
aie pon 10000 Geuars bluiset ~ usrfGnfsn, oIs ii
9. zine ansers Babris. Es ial2ta
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
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200 SAP Grtra iuperfine @ebI, Il
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Is fSaB friiden 9teis, 81
SO SAP Eew Orleans IolaIes, s
200 2iiteu Yrorter II. SAMPLE Seile, -
$50 9iiteH peridbieoene Sorten
100 &iiten StearinIibte,
100 aiiten SaIsIibte, bart sepreb:.
so &iften feiner 8an9tabdf, ef
50 SrOB Zine Gut Iabat. -
25 Sas Rautbta6at, p.
IS SAT- en9Iifder SoSa,
Is sat amerifaniI9er SODA,
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50 3iIten 9feiIer, -
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50 Rttem Snoiso,
so aiten gemabIencn Semi,
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80 Riten Fint, Quart II. h@auoneu 6Iasds
20 aiiten Garrett S3nupftoba',
20 @roB 9urtee's 8Iau,
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Is SAP 8obertion County Bb5Ftp,
100 Sab 5sOte Roib 9roOf BbiStep,
100 SOP Singer GorSiai,
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Is 5ab size gseine,
50 5ub g8eineiis, .-
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so aiiten Stdrfe,
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| mi1t 3Dl seajbpiIe genueifee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
~ lI& Nt-za 1854 s4.sJ5J
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s5 MrlD0cDns.. s@
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wis ben btlten @abinetzS raein"

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1865 saerfnnrt.uilrbe. Z af
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9t5ts 81 beitegen 1btig. Anrerieon ,art Scurnaf
(9srau59s9ebeu Don eiliem befnnnten Raftflltiter)
Sic 5oben ebenfnHs ben erteil Yyeis lberoI bopon
getrager, mo fe anseefteut ipurben.
Draeih NIT 4eodien, eil swei uno bref Eaheureibeu
iec1s 9r0Be $3.50 bis $500. Cbne 9ebuIe nit
etnfaer cher ocppefter Retbe IN arpber RunfidfnIz
ttgteit sos bis $45 Gieie DrgcB nit iha qIatteil
pfetfendbni9en GfoentbumIi9feit hes Zones, idh6s
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porsigticb fur air1or, Sddie, 9auleusinrTner unb
Sdnien Eieieben finb in SSdher Don ioilbem gSauz
nnblels. sei9maduol geaosrteht @aIMub tfte1er uns
orig nener StgD lIfo eiegantcs ReIelt5nI; ppn Der
pra6.polfeH Seit9lslng uHo AusitottAng unb Der
beftei 9r5rff eingcieg oa beobti Iirs, baB iebes
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18

tE539* p = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,
go. etraa pom Beruifeu, weIGe abee6Gst,
2ss'sa 800 fdIis ulb unbesabif itns7. -. Refine.
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49,. 49, Mnfpriden we9enBerIufeH,
ss e 80! =, g iSsisrrt Z q. $1,000
- So 9-a Gfuisenben bic fir fdng
''7ia 's Seine
1900. 9ipiDennen, entpeber badr, 81
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fH1ig erfIdrf. ......... RENE.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
MfrbijtDiid)eII Satultdt
Der
ttniperiftdt pp,t Seafbpitle.
Gurus bon 1S67-68. q
Ser reseImdbise 2ebr<Gurfus pirb am
Grften Wfpntae inn Ser1embcr 1857

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Grften Wfcntae inn Ser1embcr 1867
beeiunen uub am 4. M6rs 1868 i6Hesen.
tag m Dttpber sanfaneen unh einen Ronat
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men. zGofqyy GA
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9tdets FIR ben ean;en giirfas sos 90
gotrtcnlatipns =&oifen Observation-Disclosures, 500
9ebitbren beim 9rabuiren ............ $500
@ebhbren bet:t Secireit.. 10 90
Srnei SopitaIer purbeir tr;Iit in Der Gtabt etob,
hrt. Die 6enfelben anbeimfanen6en &rdnfbeitsfdne
ptnrei1elio 9enu9 tntfhe Sntruttion ernt6gtc1en.
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9. D. 9sfnffcn. M: o., profeFOr Der Rateria
PAUL e. Gpe, Dr. o., PrOfefior Der grunbfdse
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8ssen sldberem ueuSe mar, fic5 an
90, g. 8piplins. 81. p, Defan.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
8erbaunnss @aftilIen u. 3elttben
@eoeft @uSsehrunc

@eeen MnSjebrnn9.
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (untel
pbospbo:isiaurer Saltfprup.)
qieies aene SeiImittei pirtt ausgesci1net BET Gus
bercuIoie mad S9winbiabt, beren gefdbrIi6ere
Symphonic eS fofor befeiti8t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
@effer ais Gopaipbaliam

TllS Brtmault's Matttco eapfeIn NIB be Rattieos
Stnfpribuua. Sn peralteten NdIleu, no ale anSere
NiiteIu fd ais eroIaIos erIpefen boben, ipirs Srd
Die RattcopreperatiDneu Der sldnaeneite GrioIg
eIt Or. Jtcora, Der beribmte Spestalift ipertbe e
den uno bic eapieln bel perateten Sdilen in anoen=
oHng eebrabt. .7-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
Mnfemfdnbe.

5zans Bauf -ss. -. e..--..S a. 1876 III
i'm Beari5e 6er Observation-Disclosures - 6OOO0D 90
EaorbeftanS in u. 9. Ger pom 1851 49,. 1O6 5000
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beten I"D s72O6s
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out BerIangen 68,7f5.80
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Mnnebmbare Reten anf Norueprdmien. TO- "a
s:o.,;I' NOD nidt sabIbar . ..'. l86a9.t5
.E.isaszaaes sss $1,5O2 1888
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18

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ahFa n55agtS e n5sHs3ses.iy5e sj5
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18

6S.ine poufdnbige biI6Iide 9ei5i5te Der Seit
SSie beie, biligfte nmb beIebreneite 6anEiheR
Qeiffdbriff N her 1Ininf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
Amerifanild)c Sraeln.

Gs umfast, non Der i9nellten unb aufresenbiteu
Ruff bis ;n ben himmIiid frouitHen &Idnsen elmer
Rir9enz DrseI, aIe E5ne. nnS bdnFs perSen bieieI-
ben nod ben Flames 2eiItefi. bic mir bic balben
&usgabe ntaben f5nnen tinb fpeni6er &aum baDen
uorgeSD9en. nj 4s-- q. t.Es .-..-- ..-
Iail itreibe fir eireuiare, bic nabere einsenbeis
ten unb Sreiie beitimmen. f ~ ISL
Mgsntlren neroen SdnhIern ;u9eienft unS beeenz
tenbs grosente 2eHrern u. 9gieoerpertdRfer beuaist
Giberia SIT, @bolelags-asent
: = '1'9 5S1 8roabmaD, steiu gorf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18
Ners6fe aOsfs u. @eNatsS6mcrscn

rerben fofort burb bic brafi!iantf4e gaurana, Elm
Iflanslide Subitans aus Sraien, bic bort uon ieher
m Gebroud 8etuefen, sebeilt. 2 .-sas. s4aa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-18

80 SA9t'ttes3 z9liA1 " 10 ,r1fsaf.l
H2ihs2i ~ elh H4fI3a nsaisI sifns.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-18
Published April 10, 1857

AN ACT relating;to fencing railroads, and ser.
vice of process in relation thereto. g
The people of the state of Wisconsin. repre-
sented IN senate and assembly, do enact as
follows: ~. -
Section /. Wherever railroad corporation
Is required by law to fence its track or rail-
road, or to maintain or keep in repair any such
fence, and shall neglect or refuse to build or
repair such fence, as the case may be, the own
or or occupant of the land adjoining such rail
road, or over or through which the said rail
road track shall or may be laid, may give no
tice in writing to such corporation or the les
see thereof, or the persons using such railroad
to build within sixty days said fence, or re.
pair within thirty days said fence, as the case
may be, after the service of such notice. Such
notice shall describe the land on which such
fence is required to be built or repaired, and
reference given to this act in said notice for
the information of said railroad agent to whom
the notice is given.by the provisions of this
act. Service of such notice may be made by
delivering the same to any station agent of
said corporation or railroad company $40
Sec. 2. In case the party so notified shall re-
fuse or neglect to build or repair the fences on
the land described in such notice, in accord
ance with the first section Oft his act, then it
shall be lawful for the owner or occupant of
such land required to be fenced, to- build or
repair the same, Gas the case may be , and the
person SO buil ding or repairing such fence shall
be entitled to the value. thereof from such cor
poration or purity actually occupying or using
such railroad, to be recovered with interest at
one per cent per month, from the time such
fence shall have been built or repaired, (as the
case may pc in any proper form Of action, to-
gether with costs, fees, and disbursements to
be taxed. .-.s
Sec. 3. Such notice must be given on some
day between the first day of March and the
first day of October, in any year.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
FrNVNa 80 IN n
ton.
Approved April s, 1867.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-18
The Third Military District General
Pope's First Order.
HRADQUAR TIERS, THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
MONT GoMERY, ALA, April 1, 1867.

HRADQUAR TIERS, THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
MONT GoMERY, ALA, April l, 1867.
Orders No. II "a b. 4=zgsr8ls
In compliance with general orders, No
Is, dated headquarters of the army, March
16, 1867, the undersigned assumes com
rnand of the third military district, which
comprises the states of Alabama, Georgia
and Florida. as-f ,aaeals'
The districts of Georgia and Alabama will
remain as at present constituted and with
their present commanders except that the
headquarters of the district of Georgia will
be forthwith removed to MiIledgeyille, b
The district OF Key West is hereby mer-
ged into the district of Florida, which will
be commanded by Col Ohm T. Sprague
TIN United States infantry.
The headquarters of the district of Flori
da are removed to Tallahassee to which
place the district commander will transfer
his headquarters without delay. ISIS GAa
II. The civil officers at present in, office
in Georgia, Florida and Alabama will re
tain their offices until the expiration 81
their terms of service, unless otherwise di-
rected In special cases, so long as justice is
impartially and faithfully administered II
is hoped that no necessity may arise for tie
interposition of the military authorities in
the civil administration; and such necessity
can only arise from the failure of the civil
tribunals to protect the people, without
distinction, in their rights of person and
property. .'la.a.s.5 a..
III. 1t is to be clearly understood, how.
ever, that the civil officers thus retained In
Office shall confne themselves strictly to the
performance of their official duties; and
whilst holding their offices, they shall not
use any influence whatever to deter or dis
suade the people from taking an active part
in reconstructing their state governments
under the act of Congress to provide
for the more efficient government of the
rebel states and the acts supplementary
thereto. Iaef q
Nv. No elections will be held in any Of
tho states comprised in this military district,
except such as are provided for in the act
of congress, and in the manner therein es.
tablished; but all vacancies in civil offices
which now exist or which may occur by
expiration of the terms of Office of the pres.
emit incumbents before the prescribed regis
tratioD of voters is completed, will be filled
by appointment of the general commanding
the district <A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-18
Work of the Late Legislature-Oompara-
,@IL-F tive Statement.

The State Journal publishes the following
comparative statement of business done
by the last legislature aud that of 1866.
The total number of acts of the Legislature
of 1867 is 888 divided as follows. Private
and local laws 606; general laws IT'S; ap-
preparations As; memorials to Congress and
Postmaster General, Sc; joint resolutions.
|23.% .ii..
The total last year was 994; of which
5S7 were private and local; 157 general ;
ITO appropriations; II memorials, and 8
JOINT resolutions.
The Governor has brevetted as captains,
for distinguished gallantry at the battles OF
of the Wilderness aud Coal Harbor, Scar
geant Leslie Perry, of the Second, and Ste
phen Williams, of the Twenty sixth Wis
consin.
Nearly all the members of the Legisla-
ture have departed for their homes.
The Governor has about disposed of the
bills sent him by the Legislature. Very
few local bills will be signed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-18

BUILDING IN RACINE.-The building the
coming summer promises to be large, despite
the high price of material. In addition to the
monster elevator, and other large buildings
Is to be commenced as soon as possible on the
site OF the Racine House.
We clip the above from the Racine Journal,
and take the opportunity to congratulate our
neighbors Of the "Belle City, on their bright
ening prospects. While we feel the need of
any quantity of Buildings, in this city to ac-
commodate the growing demand, we hear OF
nobody's stirring in that direction yet.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-18
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ezy- Address L. confidence. MADAME Gertrude REM
rNGTov, 20. Box 297, West Troy, Y, spnly37
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Great National Railway acros
the Continent,

Their line will extend from Sacramento
California, across the Sierra Nevadas to the
California State line, traversing the rich
est and smOsa pOpulOus section Ol
California, and thence through the great
mining regions of the Territories
to the vicinity of Salt Lake City.
1t forms the sole western fink of the
only route to the Pacific which is adopted
by Congress and aided by the GEac as-
sac OF United SHADES ksOnds.
Their road is already completed equipped
and running for 81 miles from Sacramento
to within II miles of the summit of the
Sierras, and large amount of the work of
Grading, TunneIlng, &c, beyond that point
has been accomplished
The First Mortgage EsOmels Of this
Company afford unusual inducements OF
Safety and Profit to Investors for the fol
lowing amoug other reasons, viz
FirSL The rate Of Interest is Six per Cent.
i'll Gold, payable semi annually in the
City of New York
Second - he Principal is payable in Gold
at maturity.
h~d.-lhe cost of the Bonds, Ninety Five
per cent, and accrued interest, is Ten per
cent, less than thai Of tie cheapest Six
Per Cent. Gold Bearing Bonds of the
Government.
Eu,b-1he United States Government
provides nearly halt the amount necessa-
ry to build the entire road and looks
mainly to "a small per centase on the flu
ture traffic for re payment.
Fyb.-Owing TO this liberal provision ac-
companied with extensive grants of Pub
lie Lands, by which tue Government fos
tiers this great national enterprise, its sue.
cess is rendered certain; aud its financial
stability IS altogether Independent of the
contingencies which attend ordinary Rail
road enterprises.
StTtb.--.Ihe Security Of it's First Mortgage
Bonds is therefore ample, and their char
acter for safety and reliability is equalled
only by that Of the obligations of the Gov.
erument itself.
Se0enth-Ihe net earnings of the compile
ted portion are already largely in excess
OF the Interest obligations which the Com
pany Will incur Oh twice the distance, aud
are steadily Increasing, rendering the I'M
interrupted payment Of the Interest alb
solutely certain.
E5ghh.-At the present rate Of Gold they
pay nearly 81 per cent. per annum, on the
amount invested.
The Bonds are issued in denominations of
81, 600 with semi annual Gold Coupons at
tached, payable in New York, and are Of
fered for the present at % per cent. and ac-
crued interest Gin currency from January
LIST
Orders may be forwarded to US direct, or
through the principal Banks and Bankers in
all parts Of the country
Renittances may be made in drafts on |
New York, or IN Legal Tender Notes, Nation
al Bank Notes, or other funds current in this |
,ity, aud the Bonds will be forwarded to |
any address by Express free Of charge In
Iulies for further particulars, by mail or
will receive punctual attention.
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE By
DIR. sCHENCKs MEDICINES.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be
prepared that the lungs viii heal. To accomplish
this the liver and stomach must first be cleansed and
appetite created tor good wholesome food, which,
by these medicines win be digested properly, and
good healthy blood made; thus brnting up the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MANDEAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach OF all bilious or mucous accnu
lations; and, by using the Sea Weed Z 'ic in con-
neei0n. the appetite is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutricious
well as medicinal and by using the three remedies
ell impurities are expelled from the system, and
good, wholesome blood made which viii repel all
disease II patients win take these medicines accord
ing to directions Consumption very frequently in
its last stage yields readily 10 their ac On. Take the
pills fire 4uently to cleanse the iverand stomach 1t
does OF follow hst because the bowels are not COS
tive they are not required for sometimes in daTr-
hoea they necessary. The stomach must be kept
healthy and an appetite created to allow the Pull
monte Syrup to act the respiratory organs properly
and aay any irritation Then all that is required to
perform a permanent cure is. to prevent taking
cold Exercise about the rooms as much % possible,
cat all the richest food-tat meat, game and in TACT.
anything the appetite Graves but be particular and
mastcate well L2nd W. ee. mo. l m.
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Demorest's Monthly Magazine.

The Season may be late in presenting its
smiling countenance, but not SO DEsdoREsT's
MONTHLY. 1t is on hand for May, exuberant
with Novelties, Brilliant Ideas, Fashions, in
their multitudinous forms, Illustrations, Po-
etry, Music, Braid Patterns, Dress Patterns,
Architecture, and host of other valuable
matter useful and indispensable to every
household. So per year.
w. JENNINGS DEMOREST.
473 BROADWAY, N. Y.