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AYERS AGUE CURE

For Fever and Ague. Intermittent Feyr Z
yer, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague psns
Bilious Fever. &e.. and indeed all IL &
which arise from malarious. marsh o. i
pOisans.
AS its name implies, 1t does cure and d8ss
Containing neither Arsenic, Quiuine. Hsn.s
nor any other mineral or poisonous sahS1,s
ever. it in no wise Injuries any patient M
and Importance of its cures in the agut DR.
literally beyond account and we belieTs q
parallel in the history Of Ague medicine 9,
is gratifed by the Acknowledgements We rses7
radical cures effected in obstinate cases VI
other remedies had wholly failed.
Unaeclimated persons. either resident il Z
ing through miasmatic localities, will bF
by taking the Acue Cure daily.
For Liver Complaints. arising from the IN
the liver. IL Is an excellent remedy, g.imsE
liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious disorders and liver cOuplsis
excellent remedy. producing manv truly rss
cures other medicine had failed. Prepsfa
AVER a Co, Practical and Analytieal Q
Lwoell. Mass, and sold all round the sorl
PRICE $50 PER BOTTLE
e3dw Ally
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with and Without Extension Top.
The PEERLESS" has all the advantages of the
popular Stoves in use, together with such NEW FBA-
TuREs as justify the manufacturers in calling it the
BEST COOKING STOVE in the market
1t IS the Peerless" because it is superior to all
other Cooking Stoves in Economy. Simplicity Clean
Illness, Baking, Roasting and Beauty.
list. ECoNoMY.-A patented method of heating the
air and conveying it through the oven saves from
twenty to thirty per cent. of fuel
can be perfectly controlled and kept through an en-
tire season without reminding.
or dumping the crate.
18th. BAKING.-Its large oven wherein all parts ara
of equal temperature. bakes as evenly as a brick
oven, and that without turning the article 1t bakes
quickly. ~
5th. RoAsTING.--A current of hot air constantly
passing through the oven, thoroughly yentilates
1t that II roasts as well as q tin kitchen
9TH. BEAUTY.-Made of the best iron il will mot
crack Well moulded, artistieally designed. and
smoothly cast 1t Is the most beautiful as we'll as the
most seryiceable Stove in the market
Each Stove is warranted to be and to do all that is
claimed for it. ~ IN '"''' is
In all the requisites of rst-cass Cook Stove the
Peerless. as its indicates has no equal in The
market. f " '"'
PRATT & WENTWORTH.
MANUFACTURERS
81, SO and 81 North ST., Boston.
/. p. HADLEY,
Agent for Rockingham and Westmin ster. and aIso
Walpole, N. ii. As
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ER's CHERRY PECTor

For diseases Of the Throat and Inns ~.
Colds, WhoOping Cough, BrOnchi,i, ~
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the yhoiel;..-
icine. has anything won so widely ara 49,.
the confidence Of mankind, as this eyssSai
for pulmonary complaints. THROUGH ~
years, and among most races Of mer ~ |
higher and higher in their estimation ~.
come better known. Its uniform, ehAf,ss,,
err to cure the various affections Of IN y
throat, have made it known as a relap.
against them. While adapted 10 m4ss 1.
disease and to young children, ii isattls-
the most etfectual remedy that can b - 4
cipient consumption. and the danrrf,~
OF the throat and lungs, As O proyfsio, u
perb attacks Of Group, il should be ~.
family, and indeed, as all are sometime
colds and coughs, all should be provided y
tidote for them.
Although settled consumption is thos.A
bic, still great numbers OF cases whgFs Il, i
seemed settled, have been completely nv Il
patient restored TO sound health by he q,
torial. So complete in its mystery over ~ f u
of the throat and lungs. that the No., Z.
them yield to it. When nothing el.e -
them, under the Cherry PICTORIAL they n
disappear.
Single and Public Speakers find grss,
from il,
Bronchitis Is generally cured By takip,s,
PICTORIAL in small and frequent doses.
SO generally are irs virtues known lis \
not publish the certificates of them here :
than assure the public that its qualiis 4
maintained
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GEORGE ANDREWS 4
NJ A r b l. + w 0 Rk
BELLOWS FALLS. Vt.

VNHE work manufactured at this tsiasa
Il of a superior class, great care beng alz
proprietors, to furnish To those who sTeiAs
their orders, work in the best Italiss az =
marble, which for beauty and desigH Ell =
not be exeelled in this place or elsesha
To those who are about to purehs.s III
this line, they will say that they are rSRsI
nish any article usually manufactBrss 81
establishment, from the most simple u
deliberately carved.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS. GRAyEa|
PIER SHELVES, ETC.
at prices which defy compei6s
Work furnished to persons in adiSs 1
from 10 to Is per cent less than by ang s1s
in this vicinity.
aS- All orders promptly attended to u
ton guaranteed.
GEO. ANDREWS. ! FIJI
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N. H. FAIR & co.

4
=-----==- &c
NEW GOODS!
N. H. FAIR & CO.,
Are now offering splendid assortment Of new
goods Just received from Market consisting in part
Ladies
Dress Goods,
Plain and Fancy
Cloakings, Long and
Square Shawls,
Flannels,
BaImoral skirts, Corsots, White Goods. Hosiery
Gloves Trimmings and Small Wares.
CARPETINGs.
WOODEN,
HEMP,
OIL CLOTH,
and STRAW MATING.
large lot of Paper Hangings and Borders.
MUSLIN SHADES, PAPER CURTAINS AND
CURTAIN FIXTURES.
Also a good assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting of
MEMS AND BOYS ovERCoATs, FRocK
AND SACK COATS AND PANTS,
HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, AND
DRAWERS, GLOVES, NIT
TENS, HOSIERY, LIN
EN- AND PAPER
COLLARS.
UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS, vALISES, LEATHER BAGS,
HORSE BLANKETS
And many other goods too numerous to mention,
all of which will be sold for very low prices for cash
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. and save
money.
40 N. H. FARR & co.
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THE CRESCENT'S DIsPATCHG GS.
FROM MOBILE.
TIE Winter Meeting over the Magnolia
Course.
GuoD WEATHER, GOOD TRACK. SLIM ATTENDANCE
THREE RACES.

Special Dispatch 10 the N o. Crescent
MOBILE, Dec l7-To-day commenced the winter
meeting over the Magnolia Course. The weather
was perfectly delightful and the track iu rstrat
condition. The attendance was very slim.
The first race was the two year old stake, won
by Cottrill's FLY, by Daniel Boone, out of Lilly
Ward, beating John Kilgour.
The betting was even. Time-l:50
The three year old stake was won by Richards
& Kilgour's Kitty Free. in two heats, beating
Histnhunt and HtIl's sherrod colt.
Kitty was the favorite against the field. Time
1:5Gs; l:56.
The third race. the Tuscaloosa Art Association
Stake. was won by Molie H,gerson. beating
Smiths Sberrod colt, 10 two heats. Tme-l:57
l:57i. MARIus.
IDspatch to Associated Pressl
! MOBILE, Dec. l7.-Races over the Magnolia
Course commenced to-day. Weather fine and
track good, but attendance small.
First rsce-Mile dash purse $500. Cottrin's
c. I. by Daniel Boone beat Jno. Kilgow. Time =
loo.
Second race-Three year old stakes; mile
heats; purse $500. Kitty Free, l. /; Wisenhust
second; Hills colt third. Time-l:56B; l:56.
Third rsce-For Alabama raised horses, all
ages mile heats; purse $3.50. Mouie IlgersoL
beat s.nilh's b. c. by Sherrod. Tme-l:57; l:57i
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uARKKrs.

LONDON, Dec. l7-Noon.-Securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. IL Noon. = Cotton quiet
sales 10 600 bales. Breadstufis unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 17-Afternoon.- quiet
s6s.
HAvRE. Dec. 17.-Cotton quiet.
New YoKK, Dec. l7.-Cotton steady; sales
2600 bales; midding uplands 25lc. Flour less
active; State and Western $6@l0. Southern
quiet, common to fair extra 81 2l1S Is. Wheat
duli. Corn dropping: Pork s2s s7a old s25, 500
26. Lard frmer. Whisky quiet at 81 02Gl 03.
Rice finer; Carolina, SC19c. Sugar dull and
heavy; New Orleans i0c., Havana ll3c. Coffee
firm. Bolssses dull. Turpentine 4l3045c. Rosin
81 3002 374. Freghts frmer.
Nkw YORK Dec. l7.-Money took q sudden
and sharp change to tightness. Cali loans Z, gold
interest; prime short paper, 70l0. Sterling
North Csrolinas. 65. Virginiss, 554; do. new, 81.
NEw YORK, Dec. l7.-5tocks dull but steady.
Sub.treasury balance SOL .250 900. 520's of 62,
llOl; '64 1904 of '65, 1919 do new l09g; Of 67,
lO9t Of 6S, 1l0t l040's l05.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. H.-Tobacco sales II hogs
sl4 25. Cotton 22lc. Hogs 25@9 so gross.
Mess Pork $27 so. Lard l7G174. Bulk meats
shoulders lol@llc., clear rib sides l4l9l4tc.,
clear sides 14l(dl5c. Superfne Flour SIS 5000.
Wheat 81 75asl 90. Corn 60G62c. Oats $50
60c. Rye 81 40. Whisky raw ss.
CNcrSsATI, Dec. 17.-Famiy -four 81 5o9s.
Wheat 81 so. Corn 72@73c. Cotton quiet 2sic.
whisky csc. Pork s27 so. Lard l7ct. Bulk
shoulders loAc. Sides lSsGl5c. Bacon clear
sides l7s@l7lc. Butter 36@4Oc. Eggs SSc. New
Orleans sugar l3Gl5c. Coffee 2l@25o.
sr. LOUIS. Dec. l7.-Superfne dour IS 5006.
Wheat 81 s0G2 10. Corn 77@s0c. Oats $50
COO. Whisky st@95c. Pork held s27 80. Bulk
shoulders lJ4c. Clear sidesl7c. Hams l7ic.
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FROM EUROPE.

Famin- nd Earthqaakes-Tae Eastern Ques
tfop-Dsice Sails for Cabs-The Fishs In
Caaiz-spanish Mfnister 40 Wellington
Rev~.Sy Johnson-War Betweea Tursey
and Greece Com mmenced-M sdrfd Tranqufi.
LONDON, Dec. IA famine again threatens
Central India. Earthquakes are reported in va
rious places.
PEsrH, Dec. l7.-Foregn emssares are tam
pering with the RoumsDisn soldiers In rransyl-
vsnis. Money has been furnished from Russia.
BERLIN, Dec. l7.-Prussia. in the interest OF Eu-
ropesn peace, has endesvored to induce Greece TO
comply with the sutsps demands.
CADIz. Dec. 1.-THE feet, with Dulce on board,
sailed on Tuesday for Cuba.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE following, from Cadiz,
was detained by the government on the 10th:
9he troops were badly beaten in fight on the
streets. During the fsbt, Capt. Fsrrall, American
consul. IN official uniform, mouuted barricade
with the American flag, aud stopped the fighting.
The city ball was shattered by artillery. The
troops plnpdered some of the deserted houses.
madrid. Dec. H. Manrico Roberts has been ap-
pointed minister to Washington. and Novars TO
Constsnfinople.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. H. Russia explains tina {
her movements in Central ASIA are not to extend
her territory, but to strengthen the late treaty Of
peace with Bokhara.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Telegraph thinks
Reverdy johnson would have Jared better in the
Alabama claims negotiations had he been less
jealous for peace.
A Greek steamer was chased to and blockaded
in syra by Turkish man of-war.
CoNsTANTNoPLE. Dec 17.-Greece rejects the
Turkish ultimatum, and the Greek envoy here has
received his passports. All male Greeks remain
ing in Turkey after fortnight will be regarded as
Turkish subjects.
naval battle has occurred between the Greek
steamer Erosis and Turkish cruiser, the partIcu-
lars of which have not transpired.
Many suspected Greeks are detained here. II is
reported that the porte has declined to admit to
the Bosphorus Greek ironclad TO take on board
the Greek ambassador.
MApkID, Dec. l7.-Rumors Of difficulties among
members of the provisional government are IN.
founded. The city is tranquil, and the citizens
are returning to their homes and business.
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A French paper. the Echo de Ssone ct Loire,
gives the following: "Commsndant de Reffye.
orderly officer of the emperor, aud NJ. Bertrand.
conservator Of the Museum of St. Germain, dele
gated by his majesty, lately arrived TO ascertain
the results of the latest excavations at Beuvray.
Gallo mural rampant, with all its details Of
construction, answering TO the description given
by Caesar has been traced out over length Of
five hundred meters, and the entire system OF the
fortihcsbons Of the place has been laid bare. The
foundations of the works are everywhere pre-
served, and the visitors themselves were able to
take for the museum the iron clamps remaining
in the woodwork. They saw, still in their original
position in the center OF the right redonbt, thir.
teen cinersry urns placed in line, containing
ashes not less curious discovery Is that OF q
sort Of arsenal, the examination of which has for
nished information, hitherto unknown, respecting
the military condition of the Gsuls. Smelling for
nsces and forRes of rude construction were at
tached to the buildings which commanded the en-
frances. -Four hundred Gallo medals, and single
Imperial one, bearing an early date Of the reign
of Augustus, already form an historical series Of
considerable INTEREST,"
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DR., Charles B. Francis. OF Calcutta. has made
an extended series Of observations on the action
of the cobra poison, with a view TO ascertain the
direction in which an antidote may be best sought.
Professor Halford, of The University Of Melbourne,
markable and rapid change in the blood globules
occurring Immediately after venomous snake
bite. The whole trsin Of symptoms seem to point
TO nervous shock and subsequent lethsrgy; and
the most valuable remedies yet known are ad-
mitted TO be powerful diffasive stimulants aud
continual and forced exertion, as in opium poi.
scnipg.
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IRON RICHMOND.


RICHMOND. Dec. l7.-Governor Wells this morn
ing respned Jeter Phillips, who was to have been
hung on Friday for wife murder. until February
10Th, by which time the habeas corpus issued by
posed of in the United States court.
The gsllows was being erected, the sheriff hay.
ing determined to disregard the habess corpus and
hang the prisoner unless respted by the governor.
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Az OFFESpED ESGNEER.-Chef Engineer Isher-
wood, head OF the engineer bureau Of the navy
department. is understood 10 be much offended by
the action Of Secretary Welles in eliminating that
portioH OF the formers annual report which con-
demns the monitor iron clads as unfit for vessels of
war. The chief engineer is said to have spoken
in very severe terms Of the monitors and
their engines, asserting that they were never able
to make sea voyage without an escort and maxi
ing other objections 10 them but all of that por-
ton Of his report was stricken out and the dOcu-
ment incOded in the secretsry's report in this ma.
tilated FORM
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slang IN LIEU OF sEssE.-Slang Is q wonderful
aid TO persons of imbecile or bswilderef intel
lects. ltsuppnes the place Of ideas, and gives an
opportunity for speech without exertion of the
brain. We saw q lsborer brought into railroad
car the other day in great Hutter to be intro
duced to famous man 10 politics. He shook
ferventy gszed at him minute, aud then feeling
" Bull" I" He has always been o good friend Of
YOURS said the gentleman who introduced hin.
" Yes" said the man, emphatically, ayes, cir.
that's what's the matter" and be left the car
feeling that he had done himself great credit
IN. Y. World.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Dec. 17-Noon.--Barometer
30:25. Wind southwest and light. No arrivals or
departures.
Pass A L'ouTRK. Dec. l7-9 A. M.-Wind N. N.
W. and light. Sailed Steamship Dudley Buck.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. l7-6 P. M.-Barometer
1920. Wind south and light. Arrived Steam
ships Agnes. Wilson, Galveston, to G. A. Whitney
q Co., and st. Mary, Bourne, Brszos, to C. A.
Whitney & Co.; bark Asteriss, Ranett. ice to
Crescent Uity Ice Company. No departures.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL FRIGDTY.-The New York
Mail, of the 7th, says:
We wish TO put on record an instance of self
sacrificing devotion to business which occurred
just ss we were taking our pen to enlighten the
world by another editorial efiulgence. A party
presented himself at the door Of the composing
room moment ago in q state of great mental ex-
citement:
ais Joseph d. jackson here!"
The party named was engaged in setting up our
last editorial. He looked ND, on hearing his name.
The excited party continued:
"Your house is burned up-and every thing
init. ;,
{. With cool devotion to his duty which will bear
comparison with the most brilliant historical ex-
smples. Mr.. Jackson continued to pick up type.
81 tell you your house 10 burned up and every.
thing In il % exclaimed the now sstonished as
well ss excited stranger.
''Well-sl right can't leave nov-ru come
round when the paper goes to press."
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT oFs BUCHU.

Hundreds suffer In silence, anc hundredof others apply
vsiny druggists snd doctors who either ersy tanalirs
with the hops of apply Remedies which make
Mem would not wish to asssrt that would
do iDjustee the afiesd, but OBJ bod 10 say hat
although may produced from excessive bsustion ofhs
powers oie BY isboou enpOyrent INV ioesome air ard
food rrofuse menstuaton, the Of coffee and
frequent childbirth is far oflener caused irritation
sp,lied to the mucous membrane of the vagi itself
whez reviewing the causes Of these complaints
painful to contemplate the evils e'nse
euent upon them II is but simple justice the subject to
esunerate few of the many additional suses which SO
argely Affect the
LIFE. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS pr WOMAN
In all society and which, consequ y AFFECT more
srless directly welfare Of the entire hu family The
mania that for precocious educated and marriage
esnses the years that nature designed for develop
ent to be and perverted in the raints Of ress
the early confinement OF school, and espet ally In the un
healthy excitement of the ball IN with the body
half clothed the mind unduy pleasure per
ystng in midnight reve the hours dssgd BY nature for
ieep and rest the wsrk Of destruction accomplished
In consequence Of this early strain upo her system.
,scessay effort required BY the dec vctsry 10 retain
her stuaton school at later day. thp sggavatng the
eva When excitement is over, snO3a In prospective
keeps the mind mOrbidy sensitive to while the
nov eousan, restraint Of fashionable absolutely for
bidding the Indispensable to the and re-
ssuton of organic health and strength to night
ar the sudden change Of temperature prossrs
tcn produced by excessive dancing neoes y, pro-
duss their legitimate effect Atiss an q marriage ciAp'
tbs limax Of misery and the unforun hitherto
utterly regardless Of the plain dictates renOnstrances OF
h decste nature becomes an unwi ling ynlect OF medical
,atu.pt This but truthful picture experience Of
thousands Of young women
Long before the ability to exercise the OF the gen.
eave organs they require educae Of their pscular
nervous system composed Of what ea the tissue which
b. I'm common with the female breast I'D lips evidently
under the mental emotions and at An
carly poriod Of e and. shall see these
emotions when excessive lead long befo uoerty to habits
which sap the very life of their victims e nature has SELF
completed their devscpnent
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FROM HAVANA.


HAVANA, Dec. 1.-THE Diario, strongly iu the
Spanish interest, ssys within the jurisdiction of
Santisgo de Cuba no crops will be gathered. The
insurrectonists destroy the coffee ss soon as ripe
and feed the sugar cane to horses. The Disrio
charges many cases Of violation of women to the
insurgents, but the Cubsns deny the truth of this.
Troops from Spain have arrived, which revives
the hopes Of the Spansrds that the revolution
will be speedily suppressed.
The Diario says the misery In Santiago de Cuba
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RIVER NEWS.

vIcKsBURG. Dec. l7.-Passed down: w. R.
Arthur st g. Indiana at II last night, and Importer
at 10 A. NJ. River rising.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. .l7.-Weather clear and pleas.
ant. River falling, feet in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l7.-River falling. Navigation
south is open.
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woman.

Females owing to he pscu'ar and Important relations
they sustain peculiar orEanrston and the Offices
tte, perform, subject many suaepgs Freedom from
ese contribute small degree their ksp ,iness and
welfare be happy who H. Not sny but
ess Comp long be suffered
torpp on vithou, involving general ndvid
usi, cad lsng producing
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PERMANENT SICKEIsS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.

Nor Is II pleasant to consult physician f the relief Of
these vsriou delicate Affections and only pon the
Urgent necessity will true woman saehee great
sft earn a. 70 do this The SEQ win med FOR
piasne In their bands simple specfcs wt{ will be found
relieving curing almost evy Of those
roublesone complaints peculiar to the sex Z
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FROM MEMPHIS.
The Civn war In Arkan....

MExPHIs, Dec. IA fight occurred between
thirty militia and number of the citizens of Au-
gnsts, Arkansas, yesterday. -Four militia were
killed. Clsyton's message says the militia will be
Withdrawn and their places taken by United
States troops.
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NISCELLANEOUs.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 17.-Seversl fires occurred
this morning, damaging property to the amount of
$50 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. - The trisl of the
Twichells, for the murder of their mother, on
menced to-day.
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is heartrending whichever party prevails. the
prosperity Of the eastern district is ruined for
yeats-
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FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS Al b DEBILITY.
WHITES OR LEUcoRRHGA,
TOO PRoFUsE MI Ml1'srRUArIoN,
EXHAUSTION.
TOO LONG CONFINED PERIODS.
FOR PRoLAPsUs AND BEARING IypwS.
OR PR@ APsUs UrEs1.
WE OFFER THE MOST PERFECT sll liCIFIC KNOWN
Helmbold's Compound Extr lot of Buchu.
rDlr.s.iou. for Use, Diet and Aari''.' np.a,.
FEMALES IN EVERY PERIfD OF LIFE.
rou infancy extreme old age. will remedy to aid
..,ure in the discharge OF its funeuOns.
sIRENeTH Is THE GLORY oE3MASHooD AND
woAASHOoD.4
nrLMroLD's ExrRAfr nuOHul
rs MORE STRENGTHENING THT ANY OF THE
PREPARATIONS OF sAAKj'R IRON,
Infinitely safer and Mo2e Pleasant.
nEIMBoLD's ExrKAs,r nUoHu.
Having received ndOrsemsst pr.niuent pay.
siclsns States Osed to afflicted hu-
ranity as CERTAIN cURg for blowing diseases and
gnp,Oms from whatever cause Orisinstk.g:
\ General Debility.
Mental and Physical repression.
Determination sf Blood to the Head.
C, s'''' Ideas.
General IuitabIrty,
Rss.lsssnsss .nd slsgrlsssnsss =, Night
Absence of Muscular Emeisuey
Loss Of Appetite
pysSspsiA
: EmsciAtoa,
Low Spirit
Differentiation or Paralysis Of Organs Of Generation
P.,i,atsn Of the Heart aud in fac, ~ the eOnsOman''
sssrOu. and Dssiu,sisd sia.s Of sAs'y''sm-
TO INSURE TIE GENUINE. CIT THIS OUT. Al
sor HELnBoLD's TAKE NO ofhBR
Sold By Druggists and Dealers e,srywhsre. Price 81
bottle o. six bottles fos SC 70 Nsvsrsd to sddrs'
Describe synpssns in all sonnanil aiOnH Address
II. 7. RsILMBoLD.
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
604 Broad+say. New York
None are genuine unless done In stsslensr~ved WI
per with facsimile Of my Chsnics wsrshoas~ snd sig,
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FEMALES IN EVERY PERlfD OF LIFE.
From infancy extreme old ace. will II remedy to aid
s.ture in the discharge OF its functions