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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
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Caets, Csds Braashihs, Asana, ernr. Hlgp
20 Caesh, Qiaasg and Tie uumerea a. we'll =
dangerous diseases ai the zhroat, Ctta aad Iaae,
prevail io ouy ehaueeable timate &c B'l seasons 4
the year Jew are iotfmate though 20 csesns t.ef
baucfu Influence. Ilaw'lmpoytsut chen Is laye 10
hand certain sntioD % Nd these complaints
Experience proves ihs, this exists IN HIdsf's Bal
sam % an extent not found Ia any athci remedy
however severe Tie suffering, The application Of III !
soothing, healing and wonderful Balsam "a ouce
yanquishe- the disease and restores TIE sufferer to
wouied health
Case Fl a asHflcmaH serenity Fears 81 .FTe.
SourH LoNpoNpnEr, May r.. 1890
For several years past have been in euigehled
health, my disease being 81 = pulmonary nature
For the last i've or six winters have been a good
deal afflicted with a sererc Cough HE last win,
Ter / was attacked more violently than ever, and
for several weeks w8s confined 90 my room. sumt
OF the time in = very critical state, 50 much SO thai
my ifien Is and physician supposed That my days
were numbered AZ this iuuc'ure commenced
taking MIsrAHs BALsAs Oh WIN CHE uY, tbS
effect of which was truly wonderful Amer The
third dose had been takeu felt sure that was re-,
cciviug great relief aud tae use Of whole botil,
cured my cough and brought me hack g. GOO,
state Of health considering my naturally fecbl,
constitution. intend % continue the hAtsAM
aud think il very valuable preparation.
Yours, JOHN NHlTCOMB
Prepared by SETH ". FOWLE < son, IS FREE
mont ST., Boston, and for sale by Druggists geuer
ally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
Cong.css and the Finances

The Mercantile journal Of the 11th
makes the following statement and sug-
gestions
The first day Of the adjourned session
Of The National Legislature was sigma
lizcdby the Immediate move Of the Hon
Mr. Fdmunds, Senator from Vermont
10 bring forward joint resolution tc
the effect that as the faith and credit Of
the Government we're pledged to re-
deem the public debt IN coin or its
equivalent, Congress should guarantee
its payment in that Manners The reso-
luton was ordered TO be printed Con
gress since the opening Of the regular
session, has again taken up the subject.
This step may be regarded as prelim-
mary TO the opening ola generallnyes-
tigltion and discussion Of financial af-
fairs. Nothing is more needed, and We
congratulate the country upon the pros
poet Of having the dark places illumina-
ted and the momentary mysteries which
have SO long been annoying the mer-
camille classes cleared up. But. at the
same time, We would seriously remind
our representatives., that there is no
time TO be lost Without, Of course,
hastily rushing through immature meas
urcs, they should strain every nerve to
relieve the business Of the country from
tho existing perilous strain Of suspense.
In the meantime the determined con.
traction policy Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury is awakening general opposi-
ton The amount Of legal tender notes
already Cancelled for the existing year
is more than 100000, GOO and yet Mr..
McCnlloeh is far from being alarmed at
tic staguation Of business and the ru-
mors Of failure IN all directions, seems
iniicxibly bent upon Withdrawing more,
at the same time he3itating to issue the
new 3 per cent certificates. The STUN
gency TINS produced is felt from one
end Of tho hand TO the other, and in
spite 81 AT the fine theories in the world
il is seen that we are upon the wrong
tack altogether Experience. has con
yineed MS that we positively require,
not merely the stoppage Of contraction
but an actual enlargement Of tie cur
rency, "a very considerable extent.
Trade is slowley expiring under gent
IL oxaustlng receiver. IL must have
some fresh air
IN taking this position, We have not
the iaintest intention Of arraying our
selves with those extremists who would
fairly shower out the paper medium.
Far from It. Even while calling for an
enlargement, VIC would put Oh meter
by which every excess could be guaged
Le, tie rate 81 money bs that guage,
making per cent the pivotal point
When money runs below that, put on
tie brakes, when il rises again above
il let out a little more.
Mr. Ingersoll, IL Illinois, introduced
Q bill in tho House Of Representative,
20 prohibit further contraction 1t was
Al once referred to the Committee on
Ways aud Means. and has since passed
the House and gone to tho Senate,
where the prospect for il is highly IA
yorab.c
Meanwhile, We are glad 10 see a dis
position manifested 10 cut down the
cost Of military aad other official es-
ia.bl5shmsn.s aot absolutely required
iQr the service far taxation should be-
lesseuei, and production 81 the great
staples increased By SIT possible means.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
526 MILES
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Running West fron Omaha.
Across the COntinCTI
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
ARE NON COMPLETED.

1ta hfln@ te uus g .he sss,e,n hase % the nes
alas saa it q ssFre.e3 Easi the issek w#u
tstA 0ili3 m.l. fafftrr, e. Essus rssF lta Dish
lA' HA W nss3 bf 3sHHa5H tbs ttmaHf ~
tiifH lAs H't't s. ihr uiHaHfaiHa So thF s8muif 5
riAas} lest O. t8t HIia whta tatt IN u3aaf essls
ras8- GREY HHt haaa Wf8k rs CO.. rsek eaftT
- ~ NgsitiH slHir uii aauliaea l8fpueh ibt wis
ht8 tNtfe b haN uA ffsraH ia dautH iasg ihs saj
E'aNs Hue 30 tAs frtiat Wji ht ulfu 60 hsalaass
ss0
ifr pesn provided toF ~ c,psirutgian aflhls o.
Nat"nAi Nuk sv smpfa fbs aiied NtafrF ers
~ ~ ~ tni ~ y 81 ~ tate - nuat $1,000
@tnftiN pe usie iof Nhith q tak0a ssfsaa l,fn -
'be} aaa Festlfct pas isisf ta large nst fai ssu
~ &c eislm u safxiesa fheef N5nAs am issasA
ehfh iwrutf sHlc sscllnH g HnsseeH ava alter Il
earh etaWuga by tpited ttstas fubmissiauafs !
iHabuNHerd g ~ 80 all feeHeetFA lfst.tass taad \
rnHst'y supplied with aepuiH Itp.If sitnpa st4tia
Aha aa % necessary foiiHs STOCK abd other a,la
ultu3n
I uuiici States also makes a iaoailoh 81 q
e. i land a. tae ~ ln. sbieh viii Is ssarpg ~ lsl
rtt % the Company. Mech II thls lanl n
iiatr valley i among ihr mest 'ttfiio In tha v,tt
aud other large portions afa covered with heavy hi
forests aud abound So coal " lha hHsi qUaliY
iht Company is also aulhafingsi IA tssu, ~ ii,
fittt hHtEsgf Bonds o. 50 anaaHt ep4ai II tbs a.
81 the Nafrfpa.eut and ~ ll 81 uui n defa
and Hon. utkrs AIMEE are Ifustuts Ga tas u 5ts5.
cff, and deliver thf H1uds q az N1t pans
WORK FtuErcrFrs, ~ thai fHHF afU#sss .J...
tual sud productive tRipe
The Authorized capital ~ The Company Z one III
uted MuHan buiafs, VI which ever itv millions a.
been paid iu upon lhg work airpadt t{oba
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
Alhanv Marknt. "a. Ia

FL0UR-Common State $500 a 9.75j Extra
State 1925 a. 1875 Extra Club Wheat, trade
brands, 1915 q II Is. Red Winter, extras 1926 q
1875 Amber Western, extras 1915 az 1900; Mich
igan and Ohio extras, 1875 q 14.75; City Brands
extra, 14.75 q 1900. Rye Flour ss.75a9 Buck
wheat Flour 81 12a4.25. Corn Meal S2.76g2.s5 p
100 ibs.
GRAiN-Amber State Wheat S2.70 a 2.75, ana
White Michigan and Genesee }lna3 10. Rye
Sl.59al.60. Corn--New Western Mixed $3.50 aud
q l.35 for old. Oats s4ls6.
PROVISIONS ofk-Old Mess S22.50a23; New
dess "a; New Clear 70, and homeless q. New
Smoked Hams BE-. and do. Shoulders i3Gs Lard,
14ic. in bbs. and lerces and $50 % III kegs. But,
Creamery and small packages, 1890; Fine Fall
Butter, 40a45 Fine long diaries. 42g43; Fair to
good Butter $50 40 Common 70 Far, 25B30--
Farm dajres, fast quality, Is; Farm daries, second
quality, i3l@i3i Factories, first quality, l5G is;
factoiic,. ,ecoud quality, l8@l4i Common and
Skins. !3@iZ leaas--pea Beans. S3.506i per
bu., Medium. 1915. and MaTrows 50. New Dreu
Apple! ga for qugrtcred mid SOLO for sliced
PUtslaes-ieacl Blows S3.25, per bu.. MERGERS -,
Chill $3.50 Prince Aiberis $500 aud other inferior
kinds s2@3. Meats Beet calico. for fore, aud 10 a
II for bind quarters Lamb saI2c. Mutton 6a9.-
Veal salsc. Pork, in quarters, 1Oai2c.i in hog, Ga
I0c.
ORES SEQ HOGS have sold readily at 9i99!c.
and one extra lot averaging $50 lbs. at 9lc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
- Milcs.

We can hardly keep up with this
Union Poetic Railroad. Three weeks
ago We read Of four hundred and some
mlles completed, then olive hundred
and now We are told that the base Of the
Rocky Mountains 525 miles from Omn-
Ia has been reached But this Is not
al. cycn ior this year 10 the summit
d tho BLACK Hi the easterly ridge q
the Rocky Mountain range is but thir
~ miles further, and this point the
highest On The whole line, is expected
to 10 tbe hating place for a railway
tram b few weeks more The Yigor
with which this great national underta-
king is being pushed forward II
one 81 The wonders Of this won
derful age Over the plains across the
rivers up tie mountain slopes, and
through The dcfiles beyond, the same
restless energy urges on The work, leay-
ing us no doubt that the Pacific Ocean
will be united with the Atlantic by rail
III 1870
All these great achievements cost
money, and a great deal Of it. Over
forty million dollars have already been
expended on tie Two ends Of the line
and SEA funds haze never been lacking
With directors Of great energy and f.
nancial experience, supported BY a
wealthy and powerful cooperation, il is
10 wonder that ''tAe work goes brayely
Oh. But stiIl, il Uncle Sam had not
put lis shoulder to tho wheel, opened
up his purse and offered his broad acres
the locomotive would not have whistled
II Brigham Young for n long time to
come But Uncle Sam great fam 81
half q continent needed a road through
i, his Indians needed touch Of rail
road civilization 70 keep them peace
able, aud il was very necessary that he
should open those great and rich noun
tam pockets 50 iull q gold, which notn-
INC but steam engine could unbutton,
Il seems wise therefore, that be should
lend fity million dollars, and give even
Twenty million acres Of land, which
would otherwise lie worthless, to I'M
prove his own property, and take a see
ond mortgage on The greatest railroad
IN the World for security especially
when lbs own freight-bills for work
done. az quarter 81 the old prices,
mere than pay the interest Bot profit.
able So REIMBURSEMENT 10 the country
il gives remarkable safety and value to
tic Compmys own First Mortgage
bonds Tie Government stands behind
tkm and gives them snoh a guarantee
as il neycr gave Is The securities ofany
private enterprise Weneyor desire TO
recommend anything teyond is actual
merit, Int We think that any one who
las alhuasand dollars to invest, would
30 well 70 cali upon tle Union Pacific
railroad Company ageni " write to
thor Office. No % Nassau Street New
York, for a very interesting pamphlet,
containing a map Of the Inc, aud fali
statement ID relation 70 the progress 81
this great national enterprise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

There are fourteen thousand Qua,
kers in Indiana
An Ohio schoolmaster was shot tho
other day for whipping a pupil,
An Ohio centenarian rejoices in his
sixth wife and twenty-onc children.
The Kansas press is unanimously
opposed to the further agitation Of ne
gro suffrage IN that State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

Rev. D. S, Gregory, Of New Haven,
Conn, formerly pastor of the First st.
Congregational church Troy N. T., is
to be married on Thursday next to a
noice of Rev Dr. Halliday OF Peekskill,
n. Y All Of the parties named spent
last summer at one Of the hotels in this
place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

A favorable sign q political pro
gres vas shown in tho senate. The
other day. by tie introduction d q
proposition by Senator J 4 Dooliitlc
70 amend thc reconstruction set 50 as
to give suffrage first 10 an persons VII,
were entitled 70 vote - the laws ~ tie
several States ~ they existed ia 1900
Second 20 eli who ha,e served one year
is The Union army third, 70 an who
can read tho English language. and
fourth to 81 who possess property 10
tho value q $3.50 There IS Of course
much upsouUdncss ii this proposition
lut IL isa concession TO impartial sHf
fIagc. aud shows a gratifying state d
progress on the par; q Mr. Boolittie.
who has been acting with The demo
cratic party Tor the last two years, and
whom be wilI not bo able to bring MP
10 even this standard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

lNCf8I NIas
DR.. LUGOL, Of PARIS, one Of the most eminent
Chemists Of Europe said
The most astounding results may be- anticipated
when Iodine can be dissolved IN pure water.n
pr. II. ANpKRs, after fifteen years at scientific
research and experiment, has succeeded in dissolve
ing one and one quarter grams Of Iodine 20 each
luid ounce Of water, and tie mast astounding results
hare f0itoced IT'S use, particularly 10 Scrotula and
diseases therefrom. Circulars free
Dr. II. Anders Iodine Water is tor sale bv J. =,
DlNSMORE, Sc Dey ST.. New York, and by MI
Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

A trb5 mt.goal disaster occurred
% Nes ia afternoon. s. tbe Lake
shore Eat between CIegsland and 1901
isia @ pAth t-o passenger csfs Here
rrp.lalfl doaa 81 smbanAHeul ditF
d hil aua - - fire 0ui Il day
rsarsgr ouIg tse escaped foe rest
were harnf " death, and Al. ihai is ieft
4samae q .ekssd and sharrelre.
mains Tee accident Haa caused by
1eloetro rail-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

The Dacotah Legislature met at
Yankton on Monday, 9th. The Legis-
lature had a Republican majority for
the first time in the history Of the tor
~ ,v,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

a Louisville aeant pba has been
cananal regularly egor1 aosk for
dun mess. requested the magistrate
% 500 Aun 81 tie year II reduced
rate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

Ibe Californian Legislative or Friday
o 3 Caaey WHO vss
nominate Is th Dem9s .a ueas.
United States senator to Hon
johu Conn aud adjourned over tie
haHlaya
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VIM slIIirr nom sore. !

Whfa. ~ lhs 81 af &ENigA aINIMkNI 80 sse
5as.i* tss |evssl thesssaHs fisa fssru.
sss taf4s Esast siaf us's Haals aa5 -
epata 4rths tsta ttg Il sal aasls hai q, atut.
~ ssrs Is sss 81
nAtEH AENiat OINTMENT
~ ee IS sd Erss#tlt s saa tass siarssF 81 s
gcafs 3 d. T. SLY uatE & ttf. tatfaa Nsss. s65 Is
eglts 4 tat Del tatufa sasll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

Tie Legislature y New Mcsieo as-
semblea Ga tho "a inst, and organized
by choosing tor It's officers the friends g
Col Chayes delegate 10 Congress
whose seat Nas contested BY Mr. Ciea-
yer On JOINT ballot stood thirty rs
pnbhcans and nine Democrats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

Thirteen Conservative Republican
members u the Alabama Recoustlue-
t.an Convention have protested against
the action u tie Convention, declaring
il inconsistent With tho recently ca
pressed opinion e the Northern people
They also declare that ia adopting acts
tisqualiising and DISTINGUISHING citsz-
ems Tie Convention Las transcribed
the powers conferred upon i By tie
Reconstruction acts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

II Daubury Conn, deaf and
dumb man las started a shoeshop, and
al his workmcn are DEAF and dumb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

Portland IS iu ocstacies over tho Yer
mont marble Tor its new post-ofiice.--
The marble is Of the finest, and the cd
flee will " the gem Of the city archi-
lecture.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
RURR q BURTON SEMINARY,


MANCHESTER. VT,
Tie Winter Term kthis Ihslitutton viii commence
on Wednesday. December lui aud viii continue II
weeks.
Tho Board ~ Instruction W b ~ follpws:
i.Gy, RIOS WELL HAkEIe, AZ, Priucips and Teach
pr II Languages
ELLAll r Hips Teacher Of Nathematic-
Miss ELIZA n. Glars rfteepusssand Teacher iH
the En&iish Bfanehcs
MEsJ q HARRIS, Teachlf d Oh Painting and
Drawing
MlBekATIEM SHAW, Teacher Of Music and French
HENRY s. ALLEN, Assistant Teacher 81 The Eug
litA Department
To addition 70 Pc Classical ltt English pspnrtuents
thorough -cieHiheA and rniaie coarse Will n pursued.
Primary Department all hereafter be connected Wiib
tls lusttutiga fgf further paucaias-, appl h. TIE
fripclgN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
Married.

In Rupert, on The 18th inst, by Rev j, - CLARK ]
H. GUILD, NJ d., aua Miss Alta NELSON, ali nf Iue
pest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

a Western minister aho didn't know
that 5000 watches were never sold for
tao dollars. IS now loud in his deuuu-
Citations q New York gift enterprises,
and thinks Il wicked to invest IN them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

PosED. While the Senate was dis
cussing reconstruction the other day
Mr. Tdmunds brought up standing Mr.
Dixon Of Ct, who was engaged in the
business Of trying to make it appear
that Congress had placed the SoGthern
states in tie hands Of The blacks. We
make the following extract:
Mr.. Edmunds May / ask in how
many Of the Southern States the blacks
are in the majority according to the
registration !?
Mr. Diroa. / think the Senator will
find that in the recent elections under
the registration made by authority Of
these reconstruction acts, so called, the
blacks control the Southern States
Mr. Ednuads That does lot answer
the question. / was asking my friend
according to the registration, not accor-
ding to the voting, in how many of the
States does it appear that the negroes
are in the majority Of registered votes.
Mr.. DtToH. 1t possibly may be in
some Of these States that, on eZamin-
ing the registration, you will find the
whites in the majority.
M Edmunds. You will find it SO in
almost every case
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

A'l taass aEd aeeaaats dHe fald be- - Cay 4 swif
~ sI-ate "a g. q saiH 81 tstks pii rftaa A.
q store y L . - ast3l J4rsafg isss Efssuis
asat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

Errors al youth. A Gentleman no suEtr
Q, ttr iraln Nervous Dcblity Premature Decay,
and al thg effects 10 ybutht Radscretiun viii for the
sake ~ STIFF ring humanity send tree ~ who need IL
hv recipe ami directions tr making the simple REMEDY
Nv wics hu was cured sufferers wishing 70 profit hy
the aitorlisor Xptriencc a. 10 BY addressing 81
perfect confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN,
81 81 Cedar Street New Jerk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

oftw ~ meuher8 saas far kH7ea
" q elected g us saate Carolina Con-
valiaa, g ara ab'e and ca negroes
aad aa'.ttoa aitee whites 81 Sc q
Sa0tlsrn auI ths remainder q North
eru extraction Nine ol tAg blacks au.
o Northern nlil
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Earnings OF the Company

81 present, Che prohu 81 the COMPANY are d.fl,
nn4 rum is loeal lralle baI tails D. &jfrsdy ugth fn
thah suihcrpt lo pay ht interest sA ai lBa Rpnas \
Company tlu issar ifult another ndie were baiII
Y hHi a4nhttd hti Mhth tnt f0ad ~ eHmptHr8
sui faeiHr sait- VIII be arte beyond prr5f la73t s
~ Ehefe ~ be- go competition, ii c4u aIWss HI
HtpruhUbip fatpa
! VII 70 p9liced that tht unl9u Pacific itilruad
iu hrt, GuvEkSHHAy Wurk buiit utidef alpsfyisf
"t bo'cnwcRt puirurs aud 40 ilfre extent etth I'D
tefomchi mouey, and lhHt Ire bonds arr issaei unI
'9Nrrhneht direction Il il believed that vs. timii
s'tHtf L 20 carefully guafdr4 and rprajnly na otH
n bista upon alrSet ut more valuable property
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24
TIE MARKETS.
New York Market. Dec. Is.

NEw York, Dec. 81
Gold 1884
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

WHY STANTON WAS REMOVED. The
President has sent in his reasons for re-
moving Secretary Stanton, to the Sen
ate. He alleges that Stanton was gull
ty OF official misconduct in refusing to
resign as he did; that no law prevented
his resigning, and tie Tenure Of Office
Bill under which he denied the Presi-
dents right to remove him, was en-
phatically condemned by Stanton in
Cabinet meetings.; and further the
President assigns rs special reason for
the removal. that Stanton failed to COM
municate TO the President n dispatch
from Gen. Baird at the time Of the New
Orleans riots, asking for orders, and
gave no orders himself, whereby the
President AYERS the responsibility for
the riots rests on Mr.. Stanton. Any
way, says tho President, It's a good thing
turned him out, for Gen Grant is sa-
wing millions Of dollars whilo in the See
retalies place, to the Government.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

CATARRH CAN BE CURED!
llcadaeh relieved, and Ia fact every disease Of the
ard head permanently erred by the Of the we'll
known remedy
i;aedcP's German SNUG!
Try IT, Cor it costs bat 25c For sale by al Druggists
or send Bic to O +. SEYMOUR & Co, Boston. and re-
ceiyea box by fnaIll7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-24

The best outward application known
for flesh wounds, sprains, bruises, swo-
len or stiff joints, is Johnson's Anodyno
Linimont. Ii stands upon its own
merits, and is the best family medicine
N the world
Nervous headache and sick bead
ache are induced by costivcusss, midi
gestion, &c. Persons suffering in this
way, should keep their bowels open by
small doses Of Parsons Pdrgatige Pills
The great American hair preparation
valued at home and abroad, real Han
Restnrer or dressing On one bottle.
A great triumph Of science. Mrs. S. a
ALIENS Improved tnew style.) Every
Druggist sells IT, Price One Dollar.
When the urine is thick, tuIbid, de-
ficient IN quantity, or yoided with diff
Guilty for al distractions Of tho kid
negs, bladder o. urinary organs, give
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
lst4t Hds lew Al-hi iI4h tJE the 1JN5IteD-
ic.which IS not to be wondered AZ when
we take into the account the amount Of
bodily and mental suffering that this
distressing malidy generates The Per
uyian Syrup a protozide q Iros has
cured thousands who were suffering
from this disease.
Down among the dead men, are, al
this moment thousands who might have
been alike and well had they used that
great life preseryer, Plantation Bitters
Let the living lay II to heart that they
are the best known remedy for al dgs-
pedlic complaints, stomach derauge
ments, and general debility. As le-
heious cordial. combined aIth great
tonic virtues, their equal caunot be
f0und
Delicate Females. C.er.sJ men. Mer
chants, Lawyers aud persons q seden
tary habits particularly those Who are
aeak and suffer Witn mental depression
are greatly benefited b. these Bitters.