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yactics OF New York,
The peculiar tactics OF the New York delega-
tion nre most puzzliRg to their country con-
freres. Believed to be In favor Of Chase, they
cRrnot understand why it is they have not
brought forward his name, but nave, instead,
nomip eted an individual, almost 8 compare
lively unknown man, and have persistently
and as unit cast their State vote for him on
every ballot, Notwithstanding he failed to
gain q single vote, and the idea of his
nomination appeared absurd. They cam
not understand this, and say, II they
really mean Chase and only use church
as a blind why do they not nominate the man
they wish 60 elect and not take up the time of
the Convention with bRgatelie baloting? They
are not likely, however. TO have their doubts
resolved very early this morning, as the New
Workers held caucus last evening and decided
70 stick to Church for while yet. This will
give an opportunity for Pendleton to deyelope
his utmost strength, and If it falls short OF sue
cess TO decline, when Ohio may be prepared. by
perceiving his chances gradually falling Off to
accept or present another native of that State
than him-Judge Chase-in which event Penn
sylvanie would likewise change, when the Gu
tire Southern States, falling Into line, would in.
sure his nomination
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
MorsiAg Quotations.

By IdLufJc JuOIe.
LONDON, July 8-A. M.-Consols 947S995 for
both money and account. United States Five
twontes. 1873 Erie, 46; Illinois Central, lO2.
Five-twenties easier but not quotable lower
PARIS, July 8-A. M.-The Bourse is drmer.
Rentes, 70f. 65c
LIvEKPooL. July S-A. M-Cotton buoyant.
Sales of probably 10000 bales.
Beef dull at IT'S. 3D.; Lard buoyant at 6ls.
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A Rumor OF tho E1eltIng Sort.

A rumor has spread in the Hall that New
York Will break on the next ballot, casting
denied by some who say that while New York
will leave Church day, unless he attracts
support from other States they are not ready to
drop him. The excitement and anxiety is in-
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Afternoon Quotations.

LONDON, July S-P. M.-Consos, 947s905 for
ey and 95 for account United Statos Five
Jwenties, 73150O73M; Great Western, 80.
LIVERPOOL July 8-P. M-Corn, 36s.; Cheese,
5Ss; London TalIow. 43s Sugar quiet and
steady; Linseed OIL, f32 ON the spot, and G32 5s.
10 IrIiYe.
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FLWAN CE AND OOMMEROE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Wednesday, InlY 8. 1853.


The Stock Market opened very dull this morn
loans we're fraction lower. 1929 was bid for IS
of 1881; 1925 for 62 520s; 1893 for 65 52Os: 1919
for July '65 5.2Os; 1917 for '67 2Os 1919 for
lO4Os and lO8 tor June and July 1905; City
loans were unchanged.
Railroad shares were inactive. Reading sold
at 48 44.l000485, an advance of /; Pennsylvania
Railroad at 624@525, a slight decline; Norris
town at G8, a decline of J; and Cata wlssa
common at 10, no change; l294 vas bid for
Camden and Amboy; 44l for Little Schuylkill;
33 for North Pennsylvania; 54{ for Lehigh
Valley; Al for ElmiTa preferred; 20 for CataWiss
prefeTred 26} for Philadelphia and Erie; and
as for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares we're un-
changed. Hestonvile sold at lO4. so was bid
for Second and Third; SO for Fifth and Sixth; %
for Spruce and Pine; for Ridge Avenue, and
81 for Green and Coates.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
Manufacturers sold tor 81, no change; l07 was
bid for Northern Liberties; So tor Penn Town
ship; II for City; 80 for Commonwealth, and 60
for Corn Exchange.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment. Lehgh Navigation sold at 2l4@2lg, no
change; III was bid for SchuYlkill Navigation
common, 2l3 for preferred do; "A tor Morris
Canal preferred; l5t for Susquehanna Canal, and
so for Delaware Division.
The Fire Insurance Company Of the county
of Philadelphia announces a dividend of 8 per
cent, payable ON the 18th instant,
The Pennsylvania Company for Insurance
on LIVES and Granting Annuities, announces
dividend Of per cent, payable on demand,
,IJII a. InE1EIIH m srnnu pvCuaNnE SAIE4 tn nav
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Ths Pennsylvania Delegation.

From the ~. y. Tribune Of This morning.
secret meeting of this delegation was held
last night at Irving Hall. Several of the more
prominent members INDUCED in oratorlcaI
efforts in support of strategic measures to be
acted upon IN the Convention to-day, but rho
domontade was soon dropped, and the delegs
tion proceeded to business of a more serious
character, The claims Of Judge Packer, for
whom the delegates voted in body yesterday
were urged with vehemence, and his chances
for the nomination calmly discussed. The re-
suit OF the pow-woW was unanimous vote in
favor of Judge Packer; and unless n sudden
change should take place before o'clock this
morning, at which time the delegation will
hold another meeting, the representatives of
the Pennsylvania Democracy will give their
fayOrite q solid vote
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The FiFsC SIX BaLIOIR.
The following shows the six ballots taken
yesterday, in cOmparison:-
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RactIcn of Now YOrk.

r,s,ected in the Convention, the Feninn Brother
brood all over the Union will cast soIlo VoIe
for Grant
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FIRST EDITION

,sso., nts.. Ets. Ets" Ets,a Kts.
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For additional Murine NeWS see Inside Pages
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA,.........., 4.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rELK-
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA, M....,,,.SOl IL A. M.,........87I2 p.
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Mr.. Tilden, of New York, asked leave for the
New York delegation to reJire for consultation.
tive members of the delegation having as Ked it,
Objections were made but the question vas
put 10 the Convention and decided In the aftir.
tfNsn
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Echr SoutherEer Adams. days from Acc omac Va,
with lumber TO Collins & Co.
Schr M H. Westcott. Candy. from Lynn,
Bchr CliO, Branntn. rom MillVtne.
schr Jennie and Alice. Harris from Bridgeport
schr Alexander, We5tcOtt, from Bridgeport.
Schr j. ). Detwiler. Grace from Nahant.
SChr j. H. Alburger, Cursou. from Boston.
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D Z vi O G r A CIV.
The Great Convention.
Yesterdays WOrk-The Vote for a
Candidate by States-PrOs-
! poets of To-day.
.ssso., Ate., Ets., Ets" Rtsva Kts'
The FIRST Re5lot by StseaI.
a The following is the vote In detsp. by States
M the first ballot yesterday


The following is the vote In detSp. by States
I'M the first ballot yesterday
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

W hisky-Prices are nominal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

THE HUMAN FIGURE.-The pro-
portions of the human figure are
strictly mathematical. The whole
figure is six times the length of the
foot. Whether the form be slender
or plump, the rule holds good, and de-
Walton from it is a departure from
the highest beauty in proportion.
The Greeks make all their statues to
ethis rule. The face, from the highest
point OF the forehead, where the hair
. begins, TO the chin, is one tenth of the
whole stature. The hand from the
wrist to the end of the middle finger,
is the From the top of the
s chest to the highest point in the fore
head is a seventh. If the length of
the face from the roots OF the hair to
the chin be divided into three equal
paris, the first division determines the
place where tho eyebrows meet, and
the second the place of the nostrilS.
The height from the feet to the top OF
the head is the same as the distance
from the extremity of the fingers
when the arms are extended.
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parietn.
NEWS AND OTHERWISE


A popular work of art-Drawing
Easy way 70 get a hack-try to shave
with a Ratchet,
An early-Spriug, is jumping out of
Oeo at nVe O'Clock in the morning
Ink has been called the black slave
that waits upon thought.
Right Rev. DIR. Ryan is to be conse-
Grated Roman Catholic Bishop of Buff
alo, New York.
Where should one always expect to
md a supply OF the milk of human
Kindness? Within the pale Of the
q church Il
Courtesy begets courtesy.
Rashness is not valor; doubtful
hopes ought to make men reSolute,
not rash.
Where there are hooks we do not
always find bacon. ..r
A Western farmer says he raises four
hundred bushels of Potatoes to the acre
which would be a big thing If he did
mot raise boys enough to eat them all
up.
a German philosopher predicts that
Europe and America Will be submer-
-ged in 100000, 900 years.
Down in Georgia the negroes voted
labels OF a "Rat and Roach Extern
inator," being told hat the picture OF
q ration paper stood for ratification.
Why IS / thehappiest of the vowels?
"Becausei is in the midst OF bliss, Q
Is in hill and all the others are in
purgatory."
There passes between London and
Bombay 10000 t~elegraphic dispatches
per annum, at an average cost OF S27
leach, or $4,000 per year..
1t is lucky that juries Of inquest sit
upon the bodies OF dead instead Of live
men; otherwise the latter would soon
be counted with the former
Is pig-iron petrifed pork or CONCEAL
ed bacon?" asked a would-be wit Of q
member of an eminent manufacturing
firm. "If you smelt it you'll find out
was the reply,
Hon. a. II. Stephens Is giving a &C.
ries Of readings at Atlanta, from his
recent work, IA Constitutional View
of the War between the States" They
are highly spoken Of by tbs press of
Atlanta.
An Arkansas editor has been pre-,
sented with new hat, ~whereupon he
says: ga grateful humor commenced
SAIOllnS lug Jul VEINS HA9 I"
young dog with an old shoe"
Mrs. Swartz, daughter OF Mr.. John
Deis of Dover, died very suddenly on
last Sunday, at her residence near Al
lance. She was in her 10th year, and
leaves a husband to mourn her loss.
Her body was brought to Canal Do
yer, and attended to its last resting
place, by a very large funeral process
sion, on last Tuesday .-Nesc PhttGdet-
phid Chronicle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

ELOQUENT EXTRACT.-There are
men who desert the altars OF O lost
Cause round which they once stood
with the blood in their hearts pant
ing for liberation, and who kneeI to
offer homage at the altar of successful
wrong. There are men VINO trample
under foot the very standards that
proudly ioated over them. There
are men base enough to lift their
hands against the very rights for
which they once up-lifted swords.
We are not such. For us principle is
principle, right is right, yesterday,
mission to might is not surrender OF
right. We yield to the one, bat shall
never yield up the other.-Fdther Ry-
dJl.
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AZ IcE.HousE EAs1LY !,

AN LIGHTHOUSE EASILY MADE
A correspondent OF the Western RlzGl
gives this bit of practical experience f.:
Last January I drew one large
load of sawdust and spread it on the
ground on the north side Of my horse
barn.. then drew the ice Sawed in
square eakes) and built up . square
or eight feet high, filling up the space
between the cakes with pounded ice.
/ then set up scantling and built q
board house around il, two feet larger
each way, than the ice; then filed in
sawdust around, and two to three feet
on top and covered with boards and
slabs. We have used freely through
the season, sold to picnic parties, Civ
en- away to sick neighbors and have
plenty Of ice yet"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

WE have despots now in our own
and who have gone farther than ever
King George and the British Pariia-
nent went in imposing unequal
burdens upon III people, and in en-
citing unequal laws.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

THE Supreme Court OF Missouri has
done a good thing. The Court deci-
ded hal the shares OF National BANKS
are taxable, the same as other monied
corporations. This is a sep in the
right direction, and is q practical rec
0gnition of the true Democratic doc
trine.
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We will send to Agents free of cha rcs

For = Club OF 30 and Three Dollars
doz. good linen shirt fronts; l set solid
gold studs; all wool cashmere for pants:
ins white counterpans, large size; l ele-
CANT balmoral skirt; 20 yards brown or
bleachedz shestIng, good qCality, ward
wide; l elegant 100 picture aforementioned
photo. album: l double lens stereoscope
and II foreign views; 1 silVsr-plated en-
graved 5 bottle castor; l elegant silk fan
with ivory or sandal bod frame, feath-
or edge and ~HpOngled; l steel carving
knife and fork. very best quality, ivory
balanced handle; l handsome beaded and
lined parasol; 20 yds. good print; l very
hne damRsk table cov0r; l pair best quaiS
ity ladies' serge congress boots; 1 dozen
1 tine linen fowls; o Rogers best silver
dessert forks; ! ladies large real morocco
travelling bag; ! fancy dress pattern; !
dozen elegant silver plated engraved
napkin rings; l dog. ladies' fine merIno
or cotton stockings; gents heavy chased
solid gold ring; / pr. ladies high cut bal
moral boots; l elegant delains dress pats
tern; l violin and bow, in box complete;
l set Jowsly, PIN ear drops and sleeve
buttons.
For q Club OF so and Five Dollar.-1
black or cOlorod alpaca dress pattern;
l set lace curtains; l pair all WOO blank
stsj engraved silver plated 8 bottle re-
volving caster; l beautiful writing desk;
l solid gold scarf din; 81 yds. very fine
Cashmere for pants and vest; / set Ivory
balanced hondls knives with silvsr-pIatsd
forks: 1 elegant satin parasol heavily
beaded and lined with silk; 1 pr. gents
calf boots; 80 yds. good print; 80 yds good
brown or bleached shSeting, yard wide
or 40 yds. ! yd. wide, good quality; I la
dies OleSant morocco travelling bag; ]
square wool shawl; l plain Norwich pop
lin dress pattern; 1 81 yds- don. width
cloth for ladies' cloak; elegant engraved
~ilver-platod tea pot; SydS double width
water proof cloth for cloakinR.
For a Club or 100 Ten Dollars.-I
rich Msriuo or Thibet dress pattern; l Or.
nne damask table cloths and napkins to
match; l pair gents French calf boots; l
heavy, silver plated engraved ice pitcher;
very nno all wool cloth for ladies' cloak;
1 web very best quality brown or bleach
cd HhCeting; u yds fine Cashmere for
suit; ! elegant English berIge dress pat
terms 1 beautiful English berage ahawl;
l tst ivory balanced handle knives and
forks; l ladies' or gents silver hunting.
case watch; 1 Bartlett hand portable sew
Ing machine. splendid family bible, steel
sngravings with record and photograph
pages; IS yds. good hemp carpeting, good
colors; 1 pair good MRrssilles quilt; / good
8 u barrel revolver; 1 elegant fur mud and
cape; l single barrel shot gun; l silver
plated, engraved. 8 bottled revolving cas-
tor, cut glass bottles; l very hns violin
and bow, In case; l set ivory balanced
knives and forks.
Presents for larger Clubs increase in
the ssme ratio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

In 1861 the cry OF the Radical lead
ers was, Onward to Richmond!'
Now the cry of the same chaps is
Onward to Washington This FIRST OF
these cries cost the Government three
million lives; the latter will cosi il
three hundred million in money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

IMMENSE coal deposits have been
discovered in Russia. The mines OF
one district are capable OF supplying
400, 900 tons for from one hundred and
fifty TO two hundred years. Forty
four beds in the valley of the Don, it
is estimated, contain eighteen billion
of tons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

GRANT wants peace now more than
he did PRIOR TO the election, and thous-
OF his supporters want it worse than
he does; but the ''peace" they want is
a .'piece" ofthe public teat from which
they can suck, the Money wrungifrom
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

WENDELL PHILLIPS puts in a
timely plea for his friends. "He says
that in all the lying of which they
have been guilty in this campaign,
rot one OF them has dared to venture
upon the enormous falshood of asser-
ting that Grant is fit for the PIesiden-
Cy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

SAN ANTONIO Is the paradise of
,arpet. baggers. The Herald says that
when a carpet-bagger is freshly inn
ported into the city, Mayor Thlele-
pape at once puts him on the police
until he can get something else TO do.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

OVER one hundred thousand appIi-
ANTS for office under Grant have al
,eady applied, and "we are coming,
sather Abrahams one hundred thou
and more.'
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CTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS, CHROMOS
z. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
sol broadway, NEW YORK,

z. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO..
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Invita- the attention of the Trade to their
extensive assortment OF the above, Of
the abe, of their own publication,
manufacturS and importation.
We publish over foar thousand subjects
OF Stsreoscopic Views, including:
Niagara, Catskills, Hudson, White
Mountains, Washington, Saratoga,
West Point, Mammoth Cave, Central
Park, Trenton Falls, Great West,
Housatonic, Delaware, instantaneous,
Cuba, New Grenada, Venezuela, The
Andes, China, Japan, England, &c.
Our imported views embrace a large as
sortmsnt, including the choicest preduc-
tons OF Win. England, g.. w. Wilson,
Lamy, and other eminent photographers,
consisting of
Switzerland. Rhine, Pyrenees, Par
Is, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales,
Pompeii, Germany, Austria, Italy,
Spain, Tuileries, st. Cloud, Trianon,
Crystal Palace, Tyrol, Herculaneum,
Fontainbleau, Compeigne, Versailles,
Naples, Rome, &c, &c.
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u o r A --
-oNE OF TIA
BEST FARMS IN STARK COUNTY
tga 4, CONTAINING
sixty and Two-thirds Acre.

Sixty and Two-thirds Acres,
Situated i've miles west Of Berlin, On the
road to Fulton. and on the cross road lead
ing from Massillon to Middlebury-only
line miles from Canton. Forty acres are
in a good state of cultivation, the balance
in timber land. g H.l.
This farm is in every particular desira-
BILE. Fruit of every description raised on
the place. The buildings and water fsciI-
titles good. Possession given AT oNOE If
sold before the first of October next.
For terms and further Information in
Quire OF the undersigned, ~
ID EBr BELDEN q MCKINLEY
AttornoyaAt Law, y
Canton, Aug. 3 lss86T
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TOBACCO ANTIDoTE.

Warranted to remove all desire for To-
baocO. This great remedy is an exceIlOnt
appetizer It puFihss the blood, inviKer-
atss the system possesses great nourish~
ing and strengthening power, enables the
stomach TO digest the heartiest food,
makes sleep refreshing, and establishes
robust health Smokers and cheWerS for
sixty years cured. Price, Fifty Cents per
box, post free. A treatise on the injuri-
Gus effects of Tobacco, with lists of refer
ances, testimonials, &c, sent free. Agents
wanted. Address DR.. T. R. ABBOTT,
Jersey City, N. j. sept2mS
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Our Commission to Agents

Exceed those of every other establish
ment OF the kind,-proof OF this can be
found in comparing our premiums with
those OF others FoE CLUES OF THE SAME
SIZE, in addition TO which We claim to
give better goods of the same character.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09
HARDWARE.

A LLLANCE HARDWARE
R N t R E.
WRIGHT & PENNOCK,
New Goods!
New Prices!
Enlarged stockI
Terms Cash I
We beg leave 10 say to the citizens OF
DN@A n GAA- ~clSAA-A-6 OSoANA~SN NLA w
still continue to keep on hand, and for
sale, at the lowest prices for the times
a fine assortment of
POCKET & TABLE CUTLERY
Furnishing Hardware,
House Trimmings,
Coach Trimmings,
Harness Trimmings,
Furniture Trimmings,
Coffin Trimmings,
Mechanics Tools,
Farming Implements,
Shoe-Makers' Kit and Findings.
IRON AND STEEL,
Garden Seeds,
Ropes and Twines,
Brushes, all kinds,
Nails and Spikes,
Locks and Latches,
Springs and Axles,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Bent Wood Work,
Moss, and Curled Hair,
Hubbs and SpokSs,
Sash and Putty,
WINDOW GLASS,
Picture Glass,
I Glass cut all shapes and sizes,
Turpsntine and Bsnzine Varnish
Floor, Table, Stair and Carriage
OIL CLOTHS,
Window Shades,
DSmaSkB,
Dental Stock,
Whip and Canes,
Bird Cages,
Betting and Baskets,
And a great variety of all other arti
clOs usually kept in a Hardware Store.
@-Give Us a Call.
WRIGHT. & PENNoCK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

For RENr-A good front room on
The second Hoof OF Empireblock. En-.
nife At John McGregors Book stoF9.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09
. E NJ o v AL!
MILLINERY-REMoVAL.

Ny friends and former patrons, and the
public generally are hereby informed that
1 have removed my Millinery Store to
the south side of TuscErawaS street, op.
positeJ j. P.tRex's clothing store. where 1
will be happy to wait all who may
favor me with q CALI -.-1.Ik .UC eiaeE
I am now receiving fall styles OF Hats
and Bonnets as well as other Goods in nv
line, and am prepared 10 execute work to
order on short notice and reasonable
terms. L--b -tsD ID - 81 .a9LV4f
Thankful for past .favors. I hope for q
continuance of the ssame, and exUendTtO
all a cordial invitation to call and exam
Inc for themselves. D. 5lIlV
iL MRS. ]. B. CLUFF.5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

.As Z. trov that IL cured them: those EsS nAne
not, know that it cures their neignit los afTays
that IL never fails through any Iauls 49,.
its composition. We have honIahhJT mr. effSe
foIIoWinR complaints, but such cure9 Z ssfsS 49,
every nclghborhood and We neeanG1 al al ciInstS1;
sontsinin1 neither calomel or any doleSscouS@I[u
shey NAV be taken with safety ~ SnySO -
SSSs DIessant to take, while being purely xSgstabis
40 harm can arise from their Use "a ~ n%tha
L TGSy Ipi1eers 70 purify the blood and stimulate Il
INTO healthy action -remoyS the h1SSnIi ~ 90
body, restoring their irregular eenon 70 Iestn, ~
BY correcting, wherever they exis5 sueA oS@AS~
Minute directions are given r. re w51PPeE oe
The box, for the following complaints which THESE
Fi For raps11S or I-ndiEeetlon, LL.slsas-
.esa LSnruor and Less or AEPoeles, nSy
snSuld p I.store ,ts Sssithy tone and acdon. III
T6r Liver C0mplaint and is yariena synP.
IONS, 1irS err GrSSS -SieEness, DEn1as
Collie and DIliOuH ESyers. tney snonla ~ ";
action or remove the Instructions which cause It,
For Dyseafery or DIarrh0as but one mid
For Hhsc9atisns, Cont, Gravel, RalPis
GHTIOn OF the ASart,Ea .nSaS!
Back - and 2d.I d1ipt 70 t eSsyns se4 phS di +; acaoSS y
the system. With such change those comPlAlnfs
disappear.
should be taken in large and frequent doBe6 " pre-
-duce the effect ofa drastic pnrSs.
For HuUpr8AaiOn = large dose should be eakoo
as it produces the desired erect by Syn1pathy.
As a Dinner Pin, take one or two PuLS 70 pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomacA eAA
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Henne ills e1en ad-
Vantageous where no serious dorapgernent .eIists.
One who feels tolerahly well, orion finds thai sdose
OF these Pulls makes him feAl decidedly better fron
their cleansing and renovatinI eject on the dyes"
tive apparatus. ~
DE. J. G. AVER & CO., Practical cbsn.ist,
LOWELL. MSS.