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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18
Number 81.


and through they smote harmlessly
TINS oird OF immortality. A strange
light now haloed round his head and
music such as no throat of bird ever
before warbled, filed all the air-
All fowls that fly now gathered
around him, brought together by the
enchantment of his song, and the
brightness of his presence. They
laid peace offerings of palm leaves,
and flowers, and all the seeds Of
flowers, and sweet plants, and be-
sought pardon and reconciliation of
this immortal bird, holding the charm
OF ilfe as a God. II breathed into
eacn bird of the air new soul of
music and rising high into the
clouds, flew swiftly away to the pure
womsn of light in the mountaiu-
This is the Navajo bird of Paradise.
1t fills the throats of all the song
birds of the day. 1t gives the cuckoo
It's plaintive notes when the sun
comes down to the earth to receive
the souls of the good Navajos. The
song of the nightingale is the wall of
this Paradise bird in the night.
when the woman in the sun hides
her face from her Navajo children.
REMARKS:
Such are the traditions of these
Indians, of the creation of the world,
OF their God, and the origin of death.
1t certainly has the interest, novelty,
and so far as reason or philosophy
are concerned, the apple in the gar
den of Eden and the eating of the
forbidden fruit are not more easily
unraveied, or less a myth.
The Theology of these Nayaios is
very simple. 1t is the light of ma
ture. They believe that in the body
there are two distinct existences, the
life of the body in the blood, and
the life of the soul in the heart, and
pure and undying affections. The
pure woman better expressive ofex-
allied and holy feeling than man, there
fore better represents to their untu-
tored minds the idea of God. She is
therefore, the representative Divin-
ity they worship. Their longings
for immortality, so beautifully sug-
gestive of higher life, present woman
as the type of their ideas of moral
perfection and vicarious purity.
They are the only Indians among
all the tribes, from the head waters
of the Mississippi to the Columbia
River, who treat their women with q
kindness and consideration becom.
ing man. Certainly they are ''women
rights men by the teachings of
nature and natures goodness as prac-
ticed in their religion.
God should be supplicated for
more of natures religion, if as con-
trasted with ST. Paul's hard and un-
natural morality, in closing the
mouths ofpure women, and only Civ
ing license to teach to the tongues of
"holy men," it has the effect to exalt
women and to teach men to reve-
purity.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

~ The mother of Hon. Schuyler
Colfax is but 16 years his senior.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

~ General Grant has written =
letter approving the washington
Young Mems Christian Assocla''on'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

g We believe in home trade;
home support and home leagues.
AS merchants, mechanics, manufac-
turers and tradesmen, we owe it to
each other, we owe it to the prosper
ity of our town, to trade with each
other; and we give it as our opinion,
founded on observation, that no man
gains any thing, not dollar in a life
time, by violation of this reasonable
rule. If A, who sells calicoes, will
not go to b for his paints, or to G
for his tin-ware, or to d for his gro
ceries, it is more than probable that
the aforesaid B c and d will get
their dry goods somewhere else. 1t
would be just like men to do that.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

A TOUCHING OBITgARY.-This is
the latest style of obituary: 'tMy hus-
band is no more. He did not wish
to live longer, and if he had it would
have made nc difference, for gout en-
tered his stomach, and was soon
followed by death. 1 shall marry the
doctor who so kindly attended my
late husband. l learned then to
trust him. Soft rest the ashes of the
departed one, whose wholesale liquor
business / shall continue at the old
stand"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

w A Man lately advertised that
on receipt Of ten cents he would
send splendid steel engraving Of
''that noble hero, General Jackson"
The "splendid steel engraving
proved 10 be two cent postage
stamp.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

~ Most emmy man will conceed
that it look very foolish tu see boy
drag heavy slay up steep bill for
the fleetin pleshur of ridin down agln,
but it appears tn nae that that boy is
a sage bi the side ov the young man
hoo works hard all the week and drink
his stampZ up Satterda mite.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

R All the good Generals in the
United States are Republicans, and
now a General heads the party, and
General Ratification waves the flag
and gives three cheers for Grant and
Colfax all over the country.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

w Henry A. Towne, Esq, Of
Portsmouth, is the Republican can
didate for Judge of Common Pleas,
to succeed Judge Grain, elected last
year, to fill a vacancy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

~ 1t is rumored that a Philadel-
phia whisky dealer expressed his
anxiety for the end of the 1mpeach-
ment trial several days before its
close, alledging that it had already
cost him 100000.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

H- Some of the Fifth avenoodles
of New York are now dressing their
male servants in scarlet breeches and
cream colored coats, in imitation of
English snobberY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-18

H The ex-Confederate General
W. G. Wickham has taken the stump
for Grant and Colfax in Virginia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

From tho New Orleans Piesvuse.

Itu" ttc &ScW Vfieous IVY
Much interest Is being manifested among
the old residents 10 regard TO the rscsn'
suicide OF Mr.. A. Causssur. For NOR.
than twenty years he has been res'ueas
Of New Orleans, and during the mos, "
TINT period has occupied prominent 30,
in society. Lately he had fallen ino -
courses and great poverty, but rna'n'"'. ~.
his footing in good society. ne
.oo ofa Colonel of Cuirassiers IN tne "
mic, ~ Ma oieon I, and was born IN sEe
Island Of Martinique. duringa mission u
~. f.,b.r m that colony, but was raised 10
- and received an education oil tho
h;rh,s,, order. He has always been recoe-
- "a man Of culture. and during the
i..,e, mart Of his life vas correspondent Of
~. Csurier des Flats Unis from this city.
ue vas At one time Engaged in the labor
ar makisg sugar, ADD In gsanula&iue was
sseesdsd O. the most ski.ful man q the
state. He was subsequently, employed In
the French Consul's Office as the time of
the seizure Of the $500, 900 BY Gen. Butler,
belonging 70 the Citizens bank, but in conss-
eusncs Of some transactions growing cut
Of that event be lest his estate. and he t.
vor OF his friends was Withdrawn. He
sank into poverty, but somehow contrivsd
always to be elegantly dressed. Thief i'm.
mediate cause Of his death was The refusal
Of bis landlord to extend him further cred
it. A brilliant man Of the world, henow
Hl's . pauper's grave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
CLIMAX.
.

CLrnAx.
plain statement Of facts. inherited 0crofalA,
and many Of ny rslstions have died Of 1t. In 1881
~ case was frightful. Tunors and ulcsrs spread.
until in ls49, under the advice Of my physieians.
went to Avon spsiags. received NO benefit tried
every medicine and did everything cssid l haA to
rest my arm o. cushion. and had not besa sbl. =
raise ii TO ny head In over year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Anputa-
tion was recommended: but peenouncsd dangerous.
Icould not sleep. and my suerinGs
4 friend brought me IN KnglisA physciaa. Who ~
piled save with which he said be had aceomplish-
ed Extraordinary eurss in The hsspitals In Englaad
II commenced to relieve: persisted in ~ NE: Il
finally effected perfect and entire cure. lie now
lsN. 1t 10 i've years since had the appearance Of
ecsofalsas ssrs, and my health b besn coed ever
since. procured The receipt Of this wonderful ar
els-this blessing Of hnnanity-and have called II
'PAsxs ClinAx eAlvs." and allow the public - M
statsment. given moro fully In NJ cireules.
Geneva, New York. D.: ielc; y. f1o1.
II have kasws !; =; ress. Ia. q osee.a: =. Z,
ws.esm Nov York. Law Mn last vs:k IN COED
health. His cas- va moe fe0eeeo1ee ene. bat
actually true In every psrs'sal.; ISiensal. 49,.
We have watched the sna11e1 bat gseWing Aves n
" PAGEs CLmAx SALvs," m svaillng ovsoelvss n
the knowledge Of IL wonderful curative powsss,
have become pfopsictofs Of ~ 0ano.
tits sare cure for Durns, Scalds. 0sfofala. Sall
Rhsum, Fever sorss, Broken Breasts. Frost Dltes,
Chilblains, stings, Bruises. Cats. owsllinss, Ae.
whether upon man or beast. 1t iublves paiA and
Inflammation with surprising CELEBRITY. and Assls
burns without scar. No family should b without
it. 1t 10 always wanted, and Il always ready. We
will forfeit dozen boxes fer any single falure. We
believe there was never anything like IL In the world
II lie put MP ir tin boxes with the name Pages Gil
max Salve" stamped on the bottom Of the box
None other 10 genuine. Sold BY dealers in Aedi.
cines everywhere. Try Il. Price only IS cents.
WHITE 4 ROWLAND. rroprietors, IS Liberty
Street, New York dAW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
Extensive R0bber1e0 In Loals.
inna-Twenay' Thieves Killed.

Information has reached US Of serious
disturbance in Franklin parish, Louisiana,
says the Vicksburg Herald. IL seems from
the statements made TO ~, that Z body Of
desperadoes. black and white, something
near two hundred in number, invaded
Franklin parish last week, and began .
systsm Of highway robbery on . high
scale. The citizens becoming alarmed for
their safety, banded together. and On
Thursday night met the miscreants, and
killed fifteen negroes and i've Of the white
men. The freebooters then began to r.
treat. closely pursued by their incenssd a.
ssilants. They we're followed 70 81. 10.
seph, where oil trace ofthsm Was lost. The
whole country vas 10 state 81 sxcitsmeot
and under arms. There were some apprs-
tensions entertained Of On attack ct other
points, and the citizens, 10 guard against
such prospect, put armed sentinsls about
their places Of residence and on the roads.
At Duekport, just above this place, In
Louisiana, there vas some firing for two
nights Saturday and Sunday between the
guards stationed there aud parties Who at
tempted to enter. but - far - We can learn
no one was killed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
DIR. u A M ES.

kWn0BnLI VI "JA0BS LOCI 0OSflTAkA
New Orleans, La, (setabl,shsd in 1850 and IT
We s,t ~ year, located in Cricago-tne oost eue.
eeeeIal Specialist Of u ags in the treatment q al
consulted ct HE ONCE and roons 80 RANpsLrnsfnn
ss O.sn 81 DeAn1een eaRsf. rr ssAnS,. epcn sne
1eatmeat o. Chronic, 4efcuYiAl, Syphlitac, blood
ana skin Dtseaeee, and ali Disorders Of ConsaGi0ae
veaefeel CAefoetef-Which be cures without tbe ~
oI neieuSs Iodine petaasa, arsenic, or ~ poeoa.
out VIZ ny positive care Sos ~ ~
ORoANlC W1xxNS6s, ssch - senanal wsak.
Aeos. Nocturnal and DurnA Rnissions, brought % By
asuse OF the organ early indescretion. sxcees. Or
nsemed.eeusine loo II memory. connaens g.
preston, dimness Of VISION and often imes insan.
y, with deplofable train Of other eynpsome.
treated and radically cured By invaluable nsshod
savirg time and expense. All dieeases peculiar TO
IN. sna orgs,ns o. private
Old diseases Of the most horrible clAss, vecxo the
blood has become poisoned producing oIcecnee g.
the face small watsfy Tn tne nean aeo
bones-uceratcd throat and nose. esres on tne hmDe
and body, crofhlA-t0gether with an eIoieee mum
Der OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY and permanently e9eo
On: JAMES fs rscommended BY the pres OF 'ne
country BY professors Of medical coIeEes' ene y
the medical profession generally. H. eaIscsea
should apply to him and be cured q once.
!. Dr.. Jams can be consulted. conn6enusly, " ~
eef, p. o. Boz ~, Chicago. M. oncIoeie9 nS Sof
retarn anawes; or e bis once and pasioeos Haa'
dofph street, corner Of Dearborn esfeet, no0 :.
=. to sr =. Ten separate rooms. nd pnvese %.
tfance ard exits % that patiente never come y
contact wio saeh Other. EvWythins pnvese nd
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sneoo 0v0epO e9o1nV a16sl1ot - soes1Veee -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
10 Dye. or not to Dye?
THAT Is THE QUERY.

yoor hsir's gray or red. then hear ye, hear ye:
~""isIADoko's DYE. and none will jeer -.
cHs'srAposo's HAIR PaxusvArvn
M irR.-lsi Is actually eGecting wonder.
WIN Their hair almo.t ruined BY the use OF
;.n, oA' nc 'rums. are now rejoicing in luxu.
sNo,. .aa .his has been accomplished by .
so,s :. y, me aoove wonderful compound.
- D.usshss and applied BY all Hair Dire
Ds,.1 =. . s No - Maiden Lana. Prineipa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

La 40esD AIa00000F cream
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS cos
MRTlC IN THE WORLD!
II will not lnjure the most Delicate Skin
III presence on the face cannot be dstscted II can
be removed only by washing: and when renewed
will leave thu skin softer, smoother aud whittier thaa
before IT eradicaes every dseoloraton Of the face.
whether caused by exposure TO The weher, or by dis
essc and bestows upon sill faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
A single trial proves all these statements.
And the entire saftJ with which 1t can be used,
makee its euccess complete
a. Ask for La Rae's,-see that the name OF La
Rue Co ,is blown in HE bottle and our trade mark
At the top Of the front sosl Sold Ivy all Druggists
and Fancy Goods pesiers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH q FLINT. ProprtetOrs,
Hartford, Ceau,
&c. Wells d Co. New York Geo, q. Goodwin
4 Co, Boston, Mass., Wholesale ARents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

HABirsAL cosTrvnuss causes HeedaeAs, Dissinsss
Worms. Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. sour stsnacA.
Bad Breath. &c. The sufsst preventive 10 Dr. Har-
sison's Psrstaltic Losenges. Being both tonic aad
laxative, they restore nature, thereby caring COS
tive habit. II he opinion Of every draeRist they
ors ths most pleasant and eGbetuai reoedy Tor ths
q. lies, and the only one that reaches the cause
oatwara Applicatisus are only t0s and mercy
wasted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
X ~ q ~ L Els
VEGETABLE
HAIR r. E 8 II o RE r

Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
~ the Thoueands who have used Il. TO b superior
to ali other Hair preparations before the public
THIS IS NOT A DYE,
- 1t containe no Coloring matter whatever and ie
not composed OF Poisonous Drugs, being vegeta-
BILE Compound, and not injurious in IT. application
FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
II has no eQaal. Where the Hair has become Grew
With <ye. sickness Disease Of the Scalp few a.
plications Of the Restorer viii In very ehort time
reetsrs the hsir to ts original color. condition and
" As 4 COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
1t cannot be surpassed. II removes oil DandrpR
Heat and Hunlofs from the Scalp prevents The Isi,
fsn falling Of. restores bald heads in nearly si
cases. keeps the head eeol. the hair moist ard s,cs
1t hne. glossy. ard natural appearances.
FOR THE LADIES' TOILET
This compound b unsurpassed IN ssdte,i vosY
friends whst you think Of u. he Propristor has
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.msMs 1:4oNIss. xase,asN.I:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
NOT A BEVERAGE.

Cnllks nnss u H. Dttsss - ths present day. D..
Robacks are not intended - pleasant stinulating
whisky bsvsrass bat are perfectly medicinal. cor.
taining only suAieient pure bourbon WHISKY 10 hold
In solution the medicinal extractfvs msttsr frsn
which they are composed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAD TASTE

II the month In the morning 10 one Of the symptoms
Of bilious condition or disordersd state Of Che
liver, and should not. fer singIe day. be Neglected
= II 10 but the premonitory symptom Of train Of
svis and the very sesds Of disease Procure st o.ce
Roback's Blood Pile. admisistes then according to
the directions accompanying each boz. and the din.
Guilty and danger 81 dssase will At once bs removed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
Molravs Lii. Pills and Phenix Bitter.

The most succcssfnl medicines In the world. Ned.
icsl men. clergymen, phlanthropists, all acknowl
edge they are performing wonderful effects in rasss
ofphysical Weakness billions secrsticns dyspepsia
loss OF appetite diseases OF the liver and skin MOI
fate Life Pills the best Cathartc and Blood pur
ner offered to the public. They cleanse the systsn
from all impurity and never gripe the bowels Sold
By oil Dfuggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
INDIGESTION

but another name for Dvspepea. ana the parent Of
many ills. Rotsck's Stomach Bitters taken In wine
glaze fan doses. directly after each meal will surely
eject permanent cure. Do not take our word for
1t. but try them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
"A Certain Cure"

"A Certain Cure
Hor lncipiebt CCasunptoa. Asthne. C00ghs. osedss
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, aud General Debility
will b found In DR.. Tebiaf Pulmoaic LIE ayrup
This valuable medicine. compounded from the gins
Of the vegetable Kingdom. will Be found sover-
sign remedy. In I'll the shove naoed diseases. TIE
demand for THE valuable compound 10 daily lneres-
sing and II will without doubt become - popular
~ Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian Liniment, Con.
ption in its last stages this Syrup will not
nor 10 there any remedy that will relief however,
will be found by ts uss. What is stated To cure u
surely will do. ~ a trial will prove. Thousands OF
certificates can be Seen At the Depot. Sold BY Drug
gistr, and at No 10 Park Place, New York. Price
IS certs Ask fsv DR.. Ts5las' Pulmonic Life Syrup,
and han nth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

from tue Lyons N. y kepubIicon.
one OF the strangsst phenomena ever Wit
S ., has recently occurred along the
an. 81 lake Ontario. in the towns Of So
~. sno iii'amson. For three weeks pro.
49, . ..s 70 'as' Friday. the water Of the lake
, uSs oe." unusually ~arm-so warm indeed.
purpose Of bathing, renainins ia the - water ter
An hour or more n tim. H;shont .rns.
l'enclns sensations Of chilIn.ss. a. r.
Jay. however, . sudden change ..cu,..d
, % ,sspsratnre Of the water fsilins ...s,.
20 degrees within three hours A. .a
- 49, me str.nssst part Of the stsrv. IA Ia
s", s.eaI and small, A. the cold incre...s'
s.s msu Possessed with desire t. -;
ssoers. aud came leapine and tumh,!sH M
against the banks in hund,.d. ~. .umonns
ssnds. Large quantities ~er. ,. aa 'no !a,
spears and nets. and the shore, &C ~. I'm -.
were lined with dead fish. Whs,ha 'ue axe
were oenumbed BY the increa,ins co .ls nsn
- lns''nctivelv sought the shs,s ', uS
me water vas Of lees depth. l., ~. ~nere
al,st say-we will not pretend =, ~. n,'ur-
Ihe water Of Lake Ontario Is MOI . sip'sin.
several degrees than ii has been 81, sV . oy
years ct this season. and il n.tnr., ~. several
sessidsssois comment and di,cn..;;.ea e'tss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13


FEW Err AGUE ANrlDOTE.
Has been before the Public Is years
Those who have used it don't need to be told Of
its merits, bat for the benefit OF others Ne publish
few Testimonials, and say
TRY IT.
FACTS YoR rus ProrLs SosiLLxsBEsGEk's Fa.
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BuE iSeroN, Iowa, Aug. 81, 1855.
0gsu Your pills have, to my knowledge, given
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We have NO old customers for your pile, from tho
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ny In every case where used they have not failed
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One old gentleman tells me that when hs invested
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Aud now, for more than year, he has not felt the
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On. SuALL.sBBaeKa- Dear Sir have been for
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medicine. have received some Yrom . friend In
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

Thirty earO Exp6rfehco IN thN
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseasss.-A Physiological View Of Mari
age. The CHEAPEST Book Ever Pubishsd, con-
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gravisgs ofths Anatomy Of the Human Organs II .
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rational aud succsssiul mode Of eure. - shown BY
the report Of cases 1eate1. trushfn adviser to
married and thoss contsmp plating marriage Who e..
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CROix. Ne. 81 Haides Lane. Albany. h. Z. THe
author NAV be consulted upen any Of Ii diseasss
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

Nh OUnC6 OF FTeVORffVO
10 worth pound OF cure. Fever and Ague can be
prevesed In all climates and In all consultations bv
the constant use OF Roback's Stomach Bitters. and
offtines the very worst casee have been cured by
their timely nee. Persons living in nalarious die
lriets should never be without them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

That amer repeated trials Of other reneaiee. Ro-
backs Stomach Bittsrs. Blood Purifier and Bleod
Pills aes the hest nsdcines extsnt to cure the die
esses for which they are recommended.