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pRor osALs PoRw0 oD.

HEADQUARTERS. DIsrRIor or TExAs,(
ofpIcK CmlkF QUAnrERhAsrER, I
AUSTIN, TEXAS, April H. lSt5.
Sealed proposals, W hich must be made In duplicate,
will be received Al this office until u O'Clock noon,
on Wednesday the ath day Of May next, for fur
nishing tho Quartcrmaster's Department with such
good understandable hard wood as may be required
ut tho following places during the remainder of the
year i''' le S MeKavlu
- QultmRu.
duncan.
Delivery 70 DO made at such time. and In such
quantities during the year, as the oihceT OF tho
Quarterma ster'H Department on duty at tho place
Of receiyal may designate. the wood to DO subject
to his inspection.
Separate bids are invited for each post aud the
price per cord for each place must be clearly stated
and each bid, unless tho responsibility OF tie bid
der Is otherwise enthusiastically made known At this
office, must be accompanied by guarantee Of at
least two persons, (whose responsibility must bo
certified to by u clerk OF Court OF Record, that
the bidder IL competent TO carry out the contract
awarded TO him, and that no will give the required
bonds therefor; aud each bidder wlfstate his place
OF residence. 80.
Wood, ;" and addressed to the undersignsi At this
place.
by. order Of Byt. brig, Gen. C. II. Tompkius.
Chief q, NJ, 9Th NIL Dis, ,,
Byt. Brig. Gen. aud Chief O. NJ, Dist OF Texas.
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR THE CONTRIBUTION OF
L sEwER In PRoNT OF SOUTH AND EAST
PARTS OF SQUARE No. l67.
oryies sur'r .nD issrscIoa o. snysns'

CITY HALL. WIsMrsGros. Nay ii. lbs.
Sealed Proposals will be received a. the Mayors
construction q Barrel Sewer, two feet inside
diameter; walls nine inches thick. The Sewer will
Esst AID Psnnsylyania avenue. and run east TO
Lafayette SQUARE. thsnce north. and In part Of the
and I've feet seven iuehss tioa D south fths north
east corner % ..d s9yars and which Is the lire Of
Gadsby estate. Also, for tho contraction Of tive
Traps. 80 similar to that At the War Department
inches inside diameter. with walls nine Inches
Bidders will state the priee Per foot for the main
sever; per foot for the lateral branches per
hole, per trap and drop each,
FER further information see specifications In the
oece q the suPerintsndent and inspector. or the
Commissioner OF the First ward.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids,
should u be deemed to the interest Of the Corpora
tion to do so. WIN FORSYTH,
myl2.l5,0 Sup't and Inspector.
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TN BANKRUPTCY.

i pIsrRIcT OF CoLrxBIA, "a;
At the city Of Washinston. on the 2ist day Of
IS sppoinimsst ss assignee Of Henry Washington,
In tbs city Of Washington, v Thin said District,
petition By the Supreme Court Of said District.
JOHN J. JOHNSON, A.siEnss,
ap9-WSw No. $50, opposite City Hall,
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OF THE INTERIOR,
- VslrR1 STATES Patent OPvIcI

On the petition Of PoLLr HuSr, OF Jersey City,
J.. mlnistratrx and GRORaEw. Hunt, OF New.
burgh N. y, administrator u the estate Of Walter
Hunt, deceased, praying for the extension Of .
patent granted TO the said Walter unit the 18th
o. July, 1854, and reissued In four divisions OF The
dates and numbers respectively las follows: NOven-
Der y, 1854, numbered Isis; February 7, 1855, mum.
beIed 81; April !, 1865 numbered l.gS, April l..
1856, numbered ,s7; said last number 4, yZJ be ns
again rel ssued In two divisions the 10Th day VI July
lsb, and numbered respectively 4, yB and Z. 3d. for
an improvement In Shirt Collars, for seven years
from ths exPraton Of said patent, which takes place
on me ON day q July, 1888;
Is ORDERED that the said petition DO heard at the
rstsnt once on Monday the 9Th day Of July next at
Hocioek. m and all persons arc noti ned TO appear
and show cause, " any they have, why said ietil
tion ought not to be granted. "' - 'S''
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 file
In the Patent once their Objections speeisify III
forth In writing, at least tossv days before Tia
Of hearnEi all stimony hed by either party Ia X
used at the said hearing, must be tan IN and trsn.
mittsd in accordance with the rules of lie adies.
which will be furnished on application. ''
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes
timOny, must DO nled IN the ONCE tApsatv days be-
ten days after ding ths testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REfUBLIcLS and the IateiIfosacer. shin gtOn ,
D. q, and In the Times, New York. N. y, once 4
week for three successive weeks; the nrst Of said
2asisA,OIs 70 bea least sixty days g the
sps-TuSw Acting Commissioner Of Pateats.
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Financial.
FIRST NATIoyAL BANK


FIRST sAT1oNAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
n. D. Cooks. tof Jay Cooke 4 Co. =, President
VS. Husriseros. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
isrz srrsrr. osrosrr. TEE rsrAsusr DEPART.
~oNE MILLION poLLARs.-s
We buy and sell ali classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES At current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL AND
flonvr ArrHSrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and 10 any other business entrusted 10 Us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
MINT LOANS a, ali time. ehesrfuliy furnished.
w,..,.,.,. VS. sUS VT S c,:S.;s5,
lay cooKEA CO.,
BANKERS,
YIrrEKNrB STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
TREASURY.
bay and sell Al current market rates and keep
constantly on hand . full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvEN-TuIRTIEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks, Bonds, &c. executed. and Col
lee,ions made on all accessible points.
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Proposals will DO received at the Mayors Once
until IL clock, IN. on TUESDAY, the 18th Of May,
for grading aud travelling North Capitol street,
gravel to be nine Inches deep in the centre apsring
on 70 four inches deep at the line, and 20 DO
size bidders will state the price per cubic yard
for the grading, and yard for the gravel
whether cutting or aIilng-that which measures
most, All surplus earth to BE- deposited whore the
Ward Commissioner may direct, without extra
charge and the right IL reserved to reject any or
ALI bids JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
myi Com, Fourth Ward,
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J,o ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN.


DEPARTMENT OF rHE lErkhish'f
Pension OYYIoE. Nay 1855.
Application having boon made under the ACT Of
June q, 1885, for the reissue Of the following DO
seribed Land Warrants, which arp alleged 20 have
been Lost Or destroyed kotiee Y hereby sSSn ,ss'
rant new certificate or wArran Of Ike tenor Will
b reissued. II no valid ebjeetisn should then ap-
JOS. II. BARRETT. Commissioner.
Hs n. an. for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, iEb. In the II ChristoPhsr Wise. And
ws1 granted June I. 10 June ~, lssS A., =,
sspisnbsr. isd0., hs name Si chris!sphsI wi.ss.
Ne b, ES. for 80 acres, Issued under the ses OF
September, isdo. In the name OF William Q. Ksan.
miner child Of Andrew KeAn, deceased, and u as
Trsntsd May I, is6s. July I, 1893
No 7s.% for iG9 acres. issued under the p .1t o.
hill. and was granted March 0, 1853 Iply IS, 1865
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OYPIcR DHPoT, A. G. s.
SAY ASroSIA, TEXAS, April IA, 1855
Se.isd propS;sl; A. aupicI,. will Ss received at
for all the Fresh Beef required al Pert Stockton,
Texas, for sig months, from July J, 1903, or such
less time as the CommssAry General Of Subsistence
may direct. The Beef to be delivered there on the
order q the z. !. At that place. Of . good and
and hinSsuar.sr: tpeet shanl.. and fitnsy I'll:
slaughtered to be cut OF 81 the fourth ysrtsSral
Joint, and breast trimmed down. The shanks Of the
forequArters to be cut from three to four inches
above the knee, and Of hindquArters, from siI 10
eight inches above the gambrel or hook Joint
Bidders arc requested 70 be present 10 respond 10
70 their bids. and be prepared 10 give bonds fer the
fulhlment Of their contract.
PrsPosals must be endorsed "Proposais for FRESH
Beef" at Fort stockton. Texas,
The undersigned reserves the right to reject ANY
bids for good cause.
Payment to be made monthly, Ia Government
fluids, or at such times there may be funds on
on hand for that purpose.
By erder OF DTevet Major Samuel J. CushinE,
HERNAN sCHREINgR,
nJs-td LIST. 1t. 18th Infantry, and A. z. 3.
uNpppncAfp pnp nav
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COLUMBIA DisPENsARY, POR WOMEN AMI
~ CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and N slreets.

This Dispensary Is In connection with Column
bia Hospital, and Is opened for the treatment Of
outdoor patients, who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
to By attended at their own homes, but who are
unable to pay for the services Oft compete medical
practitioner will be furnished with medical atten
tiOn free, by leaving their names aud address ut
the Hospital with the InAtron.
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WATER PIPE,

GAS PIPE.
AND FAVE TROUGH
The Best and ChsApest Articles ever made, Every
body, particularly FARMERS and MINERS, send
Tor Tree descriptive circular and price list TO
WOODWARD, williamsport, Pa.
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Dan. pn z noS SH N isr, 2iIrtissans'.i

Motto. is hereby Eiven that sealed pr.pos,l.. is.
form. % 5. RSSsdi o. sp2i!ssos ssiSs
will be received thereat until 2seioek, meIidian
lie ssilso ho:pi,si .tihi: atty. win y: silel::
e m.Ssas, Y .iiS
Isisrs.ss to he usual asmber Of patients in The
ho.p!tal. but the Uaitsd STATE. reserves. ths right
hey nay Be actually required. n the articles de-
i,srsa a ,hs h:sPit.i are net, IN The sd.%sns q
the hsssa 10 will BE- atlibsrty 70 reject the same.
y purchase other Artielei In their stead. snd y
over The contract prices. .
Tho Uaited States ressrves the right V accept the
proposals for the whole or any Portion Of the ar
tielss speeihsd s. N. BREcKIHHIB0E.
mys-h Surveyor and Acting Collector,
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN.

OYYIcs CHiEY ouARrghNAsrRR.l
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, I
ST, PAUL, MINE April 5, 1865.
Proposals. are Invited to May rs At ID m. TO sn ,
ply One Hundred and Twelve Thousand lbs,
Si9;t2o, o. shslisa INDIAN CORN. In sacks. At
All the usual conditions OF Government propo-
sails for supplies and contracts based thereon, will
PROPOSALS 70 Es addressed to the undersigned. at
8. d. HOLABIRD,
Deputy QuArtsrmaster General,
Bvt Brig. Gen, U, ga,
apl7-6t Chief Q. NJ. Dept Of Dakota.
pRop0sALs FOR SUPPLIES.
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lrt AIcKavitt.
- QultmRn.
- Il..Naua
PR9FP9sAALnSs E9R GRAZING Agp SR4XEk
MAssACIlusETTs Avenue To / 'sTRERT

Bvt. Brig. Gen, aud Chief O. III. DIST. Or TsIa..
my ltd
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Fer Fever saA Ague, Insevnaaesens Fe.
Yer, chill Fever, 1HDteeu0e Fever,
Fever, &c, onA inaeeA Ill the a1eCs
siona which osisc ffoA niolnSAo0s,
In0EsA, - nA100no0e1O p0ADO0Ds sff
As It's name implies, n does Care, and doss not
fail. Containing Heik6r Arsenic, ouininc, Di1mUth,
Zinc, nor any othsr Hinera? Of PoIsonous substance
NUMBER and importance ofk enfes In ehsaguc dis
ttcts, arA lksraaly hsyond soeoant ord Me bslicve
without parallel In tho history Of medicipc.t Our
pride Is gtahned BY the ackn6wledgm We re-
ceive ~ the radical cuDes effected n oassas
and w110sU Otaor FounedIoe hnA Whony leuef.I
Uasscli9e.sa persses sesaass en- \, Y, Dr g
Ror Llser sC1sppl1Snaes ax6aAug 1h4m 4OEDidty
Of W HvfE, = a axcs2le4s ssmsdy' afannaas'ng
Prepared 81 DR. J. @. AtEn 9 Co, Practcal
end Aneiyucl Chemists. Iss1lS 4aas. aad sold
n 4 = '' 1s1os.1Sl.ee PEE 1o1t1x.. Il \,
For sale BY McNamara 4 Belts, Upton, and
Druggists generally
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THE APPLE TREE BoRER.-W. Day,
Moristo~ n, n. j., tells how to kill the
apple tree borer, through the N. Y. 90.
se'cer. The process Is as follows: Dig
out thoroughly with a pocket or jack
knife, cbisel aud knitting needle; then,
III the earliest possible time in the
spring, enclose the trunk Of the tree
With two thicknesses of hardware paper
dipped in whale oil, soap, or gas tar par
tally dried, l. or Is inches wide, from
the roots up, and loosely tied top and
bottom with bass mating. This will
require about twenty minutes to tree,
and will last one season.
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~ Mr. Parton gives, 10 the last Atins-.
tic, statistics relied upon by Roman
Catholics to prove that Catholicism is
destined to u the dominant re1ia1onA Of
America. They are that in the year
lSOO there were in the country but one
Bishop, nfty-three priests, and $1,000
members, while now there are seven
ArchLishops, forty Bishops, three mi
tired xbbots, 3,lO0 priests, sixty-hve
Catholic colleges, fifty-six converts OF
men, ls9 converts Of women, and 4, 800,
wv Catholic population. 1t is more
than doubtful whether Methodism, In
respect Of numbers and popular power,
cannot show at least as good record as
this. In the year 1900 it had but IS 900
members. At the present time it has
about e,000.000 Communicates, repre-
senting not less than 5000, 900 popula-
ton. Each in their place has done a
necessary work in the history of the
country, but little doubt can exist that
Catholicism has not gained the Ameri-
can position which the simple faith Of
Wesley has won. The fact the. Catho-
licis'n has been very largely recruited
by emigration. and has hardly become
uaturatlsed OIL Ameriiau sol, marks for
il sstroIig contrast between II and
Methodism. Moreover, if it be asked
whether Methodism is most adopting
the medieval spirit Of Catholicism, or
Catholicism accepting the modern spir-
it OF American Methodism, the answer
is entirely favorable to the latter. The
movement of Father Hecker is decided
ly Metohistic, and the only possible
method 10y which Catholicism can be-
come permanently successful faith In
America, as the Hecker party rigily in
sist, is by resorting to similar adapta-
tons.
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BRIDGING THE M!ssoURI.-The sum
ofeight hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars has been raised by county and pri-
vate subscription, to be applied to the
erection OF an iron bridge across the
Missouri river, at Leavenworth, At a
point about half way between the Fort
and the city. Surveys and sound ngs
have been made, the right Of way is be-
ing secured. and, it is the intention of
the parties who have the matter in
charge, to commence the work and
camplete itifpossibl this season. The
bridge will be constructed With view
to accommodate both railroad aud ordi-
hary atFavel.a n Negsn -
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FARMS &PlAIlIl LANDS
FOR SAIE!

We have for sale on reasonable terms the
The east n sw soc y, tip 10, =, west 9th
Improved farm Of l2O acres. a mile west Of
covers Ferry. acres timber. story and one
lalf house; also 20 acres timber n mile east Of
A good farm Of 200 acres-lo0 farmed, 50 tame
srass, 60 first class timber, good buildings, &c,
,eing the W Il Sc a and Sc sw u sec 13 and NV
10 N and nenw "a sec "a, all In tp 81, 4, west
The 8 b Kin.man farm at Louden, being the
" ne see 81, tp u. !. and Other tarms vary
ng from 80 TO 500 acres, with prices to suit the
tuality location and improvements. 5A #;
The sw or Of ne or and X NV or and sw NV
lr Of sec n, tip -, r4-16O A4fes.
The 81 nc Or Of sc 10. tpsO, + l4.f4a*g4 fa
The NV se or q secs tp 80. "a "a
Tho % or zee p. tP =. - Hssl.s't5
,falfie lands in CedAr county. aT
Also. $50 acres choice land tp Cass county.
nd any quantity OF Missouri and other west
Also, 3 acres east OF town Of Upton, An g.
client building Tot WIN shf0obefys and. 70
scrfe west Of Iiptqqt tAbe I'D N lpts 70 suit
Aso. IL sSis s I,o q a.d sia b,ook -
| nd several othss lots land residences y TIP
! ,1'.ra st.F stls WOLF = LAMDF,
FsfH a.ft 49, A0e1tsk RxDtQny 4psva.-
DUY your Jars ana Crooks st stp
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PROTECTION FROM VINE BUGs.-''for
H.Ass lssst atkAo 6u4s Nave destroyed
thousands on thousands Of dollars
worth Of cucumber, squash, melon and
pumpkin vines, and have had things
largely their own way. .\t last RENE
dy has been disc"veysA s.that-a every tests
has proved etltctuA a prOmiiIent aud
leading ayriculturslt NJ a lsel4hborrIgs
State, in whose integrity l lave unlimit
ed. confidence, il giving me the secret,
states that for several Years past he has
applied thste,t u Ill hiJdilferent Vines,
III the garden and in the deld, Sitllthe
aa,neyxsult, Iu the field where tile
pumpkins were planted. the rows or
vines to which he applied the remedy
were UNPUBLISHED and gave Il bountitul
Yield. while the rows adjoining were
utterly ruined. His nei.hbor, too, last
year tried eight VOWS in the centre OF
his corn field, at his suggestion and
they were not injured and brought forth
abudantly, while on each side, tue vines
were destroyed.
This great, yet simple remedy, is to
Prepare The hill by, holiowing it vout,
then mitilia pint Or % at hen ma nufe.
cover it with earth, and thereon plant
your seed. The explanation seems to
he that the fumes OF it, decom position
While they do not destroy the plant, aid
to its vigor and growth, aud at the same
time SO impregnate the vine IA to
make it entirely unpala,able for the bugs
GRATING FRUIT TREEs.-We Amer
leans, Us "a nation, are never satisfied
with our present condition, aud especial
ly is this the case with fruit. We may
have trees bearing good, excellent fruit,
tut we soon find that our friend or
neighhor has a superlor--it may be new
or an old variety-wliich suits our fancy
aud taste, and t. produce the same vari-
ETY. on our own trees, is what we most
desire. This cannot be rs well and as
quickly accomplished In any other way
as by grating. A simple and valuable
rule Is, i'll sharpening the scions, previ-
ously to inserting them, not to cut the
heart or plth In sharpening. THIS rule
was told me by an old, experier odd aud
successful CRATER, who had followed the
business for many years. 80 "a
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A coilntryman on the street the other
day. pretty well.Qn to live" saluted
one of OH Democratic champions wi III.
you don't believe 1t, smell o'my breath.
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lsss@A.little life-boat, in which, two sdven-
turers Of Chicago propose to attempt to
cross the AuSItjc i hls SUMMER is be-,
ing butt ia that esty.s Sire i5eailtd the
" Little Western" and is nearly COM
pietel.
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Bruce's Ok Story Confirmed.

Bruce's Ok Story Confirmed.
Ae-ssin.an e9grsspondeneo Of London %
u Tbrse Of he eRccrs ofr1be -slurtl1
Rcyjsaents - to sc.hcr1 at Oka
da, dr Operation Which way descfibed
by Bruce, but which has been denied by
all subsequent travellers, and BY the
Abyssiniana6lasalsels esusyV hie@1HpAe
S SSdy Of Il 93ssal .''S"a6'
the natives just ~ they were in the act
Of performing 1t. The unfortu1ste
bullock was thrown down, and ito four
legs tied together. The operator then
It sslDel11qn 4Sf)e e93
be, 10 bSiIindsbe II SO -
~ nj . thisto ssSrats from
u f3edEA9D fhe0&D q ncisI
ions at right angles to the first, and then
lifted . Zap Of the skin four or i've
inches square. From this he cut lump
Of flesh, cutting with the knife under
s s:;!l(E: j: sBtll!!; n i|'lk I'':s S ];
the hole with COW dung, replaced the
Zap Of skin, pasted Is up with mud,
united tire feet Of the poor animal, who
$e Der iee 81 3: 4DI essTsG 8 SeS
to make II get up, and the whole thing
was over. I should mention that the
opcsafOr cut two or three 01sbG03n If1es
neighborhood Of the wound, apparent
~ as = sign that the . nimal had been
operated upon in that part. The ofncer
observed that the several cattle in the
herd were marked I'm q precisely simi-
lar manner. They returned in ham an
hour, and found the animal walking
about and feeding quietly. I have not
mentioned that 1t bled very litsle ut the
time the operation was being per-
formed. yv ...-.,-. y~
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pound OF 0utl-StruinOuo
As1s virtues. Disorders of q
- sclofulous type, and az
=. .fcctions which are merely
have been radically cured in such numerous in.
stances, in every sctlsment ia tn. country, that the
public Do not nsea 70 be informed here That It is 10
Scrofulons poison u oac Of the most destructive
enemies Of our race. Often, thi; unseen and unfet
andinvtes TIC Of onfsebng or fataI aseases,
il to bresd infe :ton throughout the body, aud
into ono other Of ks hileous forms, either the
surface or among THO ritals IA the later, tlber-
s,ss may b. e p nnSs . e
mako the occasional use Of tho SassaporiX0 &c a
preventive, advisable. .e.rr.zs4ts. -
lions or humors appear, there mu,t b. no sooflios
faint. These forums Of arrangement may ncver
occnr yet the vital forces Of the body b. SO re-
c he !. and aos shs uraioa q M
common error al TINT scrofl - sristly hcrcd.
saa i. si.o sassnd,s i persons aa born q pure
blood. Low lvny. indigo aion, foul aif, lcontious
habits .nrissnlinSss, and the dsressns vtces gen.
sse pseu.! II s S Us also
emily expboraAt vitality, are often contaminated,
and on the road to its consequences. Indeed, no
class e scndltion can depend On immu.ssy f:cm
In -. AisGhsnN,s Fyrs, Rose es Ernsipesss,
for TettsS, Sd9f Rhe1Ns, Scol6 Heed, RiN0-
sCosss, Sore kass 0n1 Eyes, and other oRuptive
visitle forms Of the diseases caused primarily by
The scroful0us infecton, the 9ssseresQ1 4 20 cf-
1caont - 20 DO Indispensable. And In tlbo moro
concealed forms, . in D1epeeeSs, Drepsy, Heart
D!secsc, E;ss. Eeiseysy, Hsssrstgia. and other
6srsspsrssls, through he purifying power, re-
Movcsthe oaase Of tho 0iser0sr produces aston
ms sarsaparilla root Of tho tropics does not By
itself achieve these results. Il - aided by the ex.
tracts combincd with IT, Of stili greater power. 80
potent Is this union Of healing virtues, 6y3hilis
HcsscreaI and Acrcsert01 Oiee1aes are cured by
Il, though long time Is required for subduine these
Oh stinatc maladics BY any melicine. LsascervAea
or WAitcs, UteriAe UIocr0tSens, and Fcns0Se
and ultimately currS :; the invisofatlns and pur1.
fying eject Of our 00rsapartsln. Hnca:e0tesSs
and Cost, often dependent on tho accumulataons =.
extraneon. matters in the blood have their remedy
torpidity, inaammation, abcess, etc., cansed by
ranking poisons in the blood, We unhesitatingiy
recommend tho S0rslporiILn.
This medicine restores health and vigOr where NO
specific disease can bs distinguished. Its restora-
tive power Is soon felt by those who are LaNQMtas
ListLcss, Dependent, Sgccplcss, and dHed with
NcrroMs As5rekenstoNs Or Fears, or who are
troubled with any other Of those affections symp-
tomato Of weakness. Many, after taking II Tor
General DcbLity, have written Ms OF tho youth
ful vig0r impaired TO their nervous sy5t0m. which
seemed buOyant with that prolific Life they thought
had departed on the advance Of age: Others, whose
fountains Of life were always sterile, acknowledge
their obligations to It for on obvious change.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

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