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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

TKR RsLIStous TRACT Soe1Egt OF
PAa1s.-G. de- r, the correspondent of
the n. Y. Observer, states that this
Society which is now ip its forty. sew
enth year, has distributed sinee1ts ss.
tabishment, about twenty-seyeT mill
lion tracts, pamphlets and itastrnct'Vs
books Jspablishes 2 naoathly ieyiaw,
Eensitled: eThe Rsiead' of Yop,h''
Exesy yearft ppaslskes also, "T'
kA,mspaa ~ Bone consoiIs," ar
[e0e esf oS tbs Almanac
|laaxg <ssroaghout IL
bAnE tho common
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other servs =
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21


Our SrArus.-An order issued from
tho War Department at Washington last
week. declares, that as certain of the
Southern States have compiled with the
Reconstruction Acts, the military authority
ceases TO exist in those States.
D. new military department is also con-:
sthuted, embracing the States Of North
Carolina, South Cat olina, Georgia;
Alabama and florida, with Cen: Mead in
command. This new department Is the
same as provided for under the old law;
for dividing The different States OF the
Uuion,. with the forts, arsenals, and other
military posts therein, into separate depart:
men,e under the command Of officers OF
high rank, Pho arrangement gives no
authority to intermsdd ls in the affairs OF
'bs State governor fof military aid 10 en-
foreiug the lavs. .
The bsyonot nae in South Caroksa has,
tI,srefote, formally oeased to exist; and
in nits stead We have a carpet.bsg, .sessIawaa
and negro government. Under the terms
Of the RAcoassr1ctioh Ac.s, this State il
now as free Gem military inserssreacs a.
jaoy other in the Union, and 'oeeupies
theoretically, precisely the same Status a
New, York or Ohio.
l. General Candy. IS ordered to tie COM
mand Of the military department Of W.
ingtoo, and will probably leaxs- in a few
days for tha: post. While the people q
sbe State may not regret his depar.ur,
i they ;hase but little causs for. srssiacssio
30 the shengs from milisary,to taa,psessn
form afoivil gosesnmApt.
! Fhe Charleston papers sswniss ths.s th
Troops nowin aud about Ehsslssteai VII
30 renewed in few .aasA Only ,Isa
d'ta.hnant. In saasss f'as 6 tsss se s.ss
arsenal. .,4 .s%s.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21
THE DOOMED MAN.

There is n time, we know not when,
a point we know not where.
That marks the destiny Of men,
10 glory or despair.
There is n line by us unseen,
Tint crosses every path:
The hidden boundary bstwsen
Gods patience aud his wrath.
To pass that li,HL is to die,
To die us if by stealth;
/! does not qucncl the bea'ning eye,
Or pale the glow of health.
The conscience may bo still at case,
The spirit light and gay;
That which is pleasing still may pIeuse,
And care be thrust away
But on that forehead God has set
lnlell.bly mark;
Cusren by mau, f,r man ns yet.
Ia blind aud in the dutk.
Aud yet the doomed mars patl, below;
Like Eden my have bloumed;
lie did not, does not, will not know
Or feel that he is doomed.
lie knows, lie feels that all is well,
And every fear is calmed;
lie lives he dies, he wakes in hell,
Not only doomed, but damned.
o! where is this mysterious bourne,
by Which our path is CROSSED;
Beyond which God himself has .worn.
That he who goes is los,i
How far may we go in sin
How long will God forbeur7
Where does hope end; aud where begin
The confines of despair.
An answer from the skies ia sent;
"ie that from God DEPART
While it is called To-day. repent,
And harden not Your heart"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

THE DRuSKARDR's CUEE..---Some
months ago - gentleman took rooms nj the
United States Hotel, and advertised that
lie had discovered specific fos the cure Of
drunkenness. He would not divulge the
sec,et Of what compounds he used, but fur
nishcd medicine at SO much per bottle.
lie did not have as many applicants for
cure as he had expected, considering the
extent vf the disease in fact tho more ma
lignant cases did not seem anxious for relief
They rather aPpeaaed to enjoy their mala-
dy. A few, however, placed themselves
uuder treatment and some were cured
whether by taking the meci ;ine or by not
taking any strong drinks, we are not pre-.
paaed to say. Ono Of the cured ones was
in our office yesterday, and he informed US
hat he had faitl, in the medicine, that he
had rigidly carried out the directions of the
doctor; and now he had not the least taste
for intoxicating drinks, where as one year
ago he was an moderate, and could OF got
along with les then apint or quart of
whiskey per day. He informed Us that he
had, at some trouble and expensee, procur-
ell the recipe for tho preparation Of the med
'cinc, ch he authorized us to publish for
the benefit Of suffering humanity. It is as
follows:
suIPhate Of iron, five grains pepper
mint water, eleven drachms spirit nutmeg,
one drachm; twice day.
This preparation acts as a tonic and stin,-
ulant, and so partially supplies the place Of
the. accustomed liquor, and prsven3s that
absolute physicist aud moral prostra.ion
that follows sudden breaking Off from the
uae of stimulating drink. It is to be taken
in quantities equal 10 an ordinary dam a.
often as the desire for dram returns. Any
druggist can prepare the prescription
louisville Courier
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

A conference Of LatberaA ministers was
held lsst JOY 10 Hanover. Ths main OBJ
jeet was the profession Of tls Ln.tersn
Ghpret' ia psws.o.inoss- Of Ptg6sia sgaih.s
tAs sat.Acks Of the United Church.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

TO kaew lqst NJ what point TO pegln
giving any dJiuite instruetien. I'll
AIN tabs your tescher, though, in this
particular branch, we must have sline
upon line, and .precept upon preeept,'
day by day. Your manners at table
should receive attention Arst. L do
not mean by this to. attach special i'm
portance TO such trivial matters as to
which is The most refined; eating an
egg from cup, or from the shell.
Neithor is IT neeessary to consider the
proprie,y Of leaving your teaspoon Ii
yonr cup when you are through, or
putting it in The saacor. L can see
no reason Ger these rules. But there
is both sense,and reason in using your
fork 10 preference to a knife, as ha-
4itAal mode of conVeyaneo. of food to
ene'i mouth. Then, when. there is
seuperany othef liquid upon the ta-
bie, be very careful to avoid swallow
ing it itaudibiy. I have known persons
tolose 4heir appetite:entirely although
they had set down to a good dinner
witha fne relish, Son account of that
diragreeablesuPping sound from. some
iannocent neishbot,s mouth.
,HAaothsr thing, Nina. Boisteri.
'onaeendaet,of any kind ought to be
aaeided. A lady should study TO be
~aaaet.' Aaqdi laughing and loud talk:
ing ffon her arshot melodi6us sounds
aaa slwsgs grata harshly; npon. seasi-
tassears.n It only takes a. Jew years
totsansform rude, noisy little girl
ipeea clustering sceiding woman, a
diisturber Of she peace at honse, and a
>ilnoss,unWsleome Risitot for a long
stay at tho ffresides; Of her. nearest
9siAtiges: Truly has it been sa,d, "a
low voics isan exeelisnt thfag in wo.
man. But you are Httie girl still
Nina, and May not be able to under.
ssand all this yet. 1 viii only eau
yaar atentioh 70 ons other point
aud with that nnish= up what Il sup
peee yeu WILL regard ss yoursarst les
sous aaos the important subject, 'hou
~ beA4sdy: -.
:>:sA4SksGaH, other .ehiidrea, yen are
a. 4si'd Of: f:askisg questions, and i am
&tea to hage yen do 80. Yet ye,
'sSmstimss teeah upon ssbjeets that
do pct tsas1k II best t. expisio ,sznti
you get s:Jstss ,;naasE. when [ tsl
Soa sisas eaagbtsr tka5s a reaaon, 70,
lsaaa- meao 70 usfoad. thsm to "a,
saisa tAe prspee tine asrssss. SO :!
Soa6t waut you tAEe tgttsessryans
ss;essae ~ 1esa sis ~ sinssio,
sosesrsshs Sbsm, iS rss peeinia
me not 70 doit, fiaA - s.ss!. :.
suasndaa f;4syon. wish.
~'S0sRhseK ksew. that L .esn ,trass 70
.>iaAtss, as:tB axssythiss slse.. w,s
2a4s sssszkis 1issale!
---;2-sSsx- = 4
. :" STAaRe is . senasf tAst the Paoe ~
' kossf Cd <seaaEanie oon1sa IN Heeeaa
-shen 1000, ard thaAn enly Bahseasai,
xhn4 even 1neeficAn. bahSps are 70 b
& ARaineHed 10 attend.
-><S--
nsseoMputea thst no Ss~ss than o.
: aa,sa.iasaB sirs,-saSAs ltssisaa -esuess'
y aass - ID Pssssssa~ Of III
sen61Iy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

AFfLicTIon SAMoMpIED.-Suiferine
well borne i. better than sufforing remoyed.
know enough Of gsrdssiug to understand
tbat If / would havs = tree grow upon, its
,soath side, IDust cut of the brapr.hes lhsts.
Then Ill its forces sc to repairing .llse ipju.
.ry,> aud, twenty buds shoot out where 9th.
.erwiss,. there would haze -beep but one.
When ,Be reach the-garda above, we sball
6pd that one Of those very wounds over
wbislt. we sighed and gtonHed on earth have
spru, verdant branches, bearing precious
ruit . uonsand fold.-A. ". Beccher.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

ANTIDoFE FOR PoIsoN.-A' poison
Of any degree Of poteney, which has
boon. swallowed Intentionally OR by
accident, may be rendered almost
instantaneously harmless, BY sasilow y.
ing two gills ef sweet oil: An inai-
.viauaA With q very strong consultation
should take twice. the. quantity. The
oil will neatraaiso every form Of veg
e:ahle or: mineral poiaan.wHh, which
Physicians srs acgaaiatsds
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21


n SAVIOUR Fer. NINE YEARS OLD.
"A ;Ittlo girl wcht TO church one
Sabbath. She listened with all her
might. Mr.. Adams preached to
grown up people; so do not know
how much OF the sermon she took for
herself; but when sho came home,
"Mo,hcr," she said, "is Jesus d Saw
our for little girl nine years old?"
uermoLher, L know, said, "Y ca,
indeed )" and lest some olhor child
might think tho same question,
l want to say, eyes, indeedw Jesus
is Saviour for u. Little girl nine years
DID,, do was nine yeurs old hir,sclf,
and knows the sins and sorrows OF
nine years old. He knows just how
you feel. Hc knows what worries
you. He knows Your little trials
and temptations. He knows what
makes you glad, and when you arc
happy. He csn fool for you. He
ca'n carry your htrie sorrows for you.
He can take away the evil of your
heart, and give you His Holy spiri.
to make you good and happy. 49,
-Ho is q SAVIOUR also for ton. years
and twelve years; and for child of
one year, and two years. and tIroo
.tears, and 80 afl tho way up. He
| was o babe in bis mothers arms. and
boy AZ his n1otthes's hneo; and he
worried and studied and played us
you do, and kuqwsall about you; and
he died upon tho. crass to save you
tmy ittle one. You noed n 9th afraid
to 60 to him apd tett him oil you,
wants, and thaak bia for all your en-:
JOY monts.
':Let little chldren- ia the savionr come,
! From Cottage and from half; =
For in bis Fathers house is room,
Aud in his love for all"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21
THE NEW WIFE,

Dir. - WAS Il professor of religion
and was considered quito good man.
He had tho NJ istortune TO lose his wife,
who was also pioas. Having = large
family of children, he found it noccs-
sary to marry n second vito. lie
chose ono that had moved in hi gin life,
but nearly oil Of whose relatives re-
jcctcd the doctrines Of evangelical re-
lision.
= lie did not mean to bo irreliSioua,
but he Thought too much religion
would not please his wife or her
friends, and for that reason he neg
lected family worship and other Chris
tian duties.
A short time after tllcir marriage,
she said TO him: 81 thought whcn l
married you, L was marrying u Chris
tian."
Why, my dear wifo, do you doubt
my being a Christian 2"
Yes, sir; l do"
"What reason have given you to
think 80 Z"
"Because, sir, q Christian prays with
his family, aud ynu do not"
His reply was: al thought that tho
reading of tho Bibleand prayer would
bo unpleasant and irllsome to ono that
has been reared under such influences
and moved in such circlo as you
have"
"Sir, you have nothing to do with
all that. Your busiiioss is to do your
duty as a Christian. 1t is true, l have
moved in such Il circle as you havo
described ; but have been influenced
bp u different one. I do believe in roll
gion, and do love to SEQ it's professors
faithful and consistcnt.'
Her husband said to her, "As it is
your wish,, will erect a family altar
tomorrow morning"
"Will you wait until morning7 Wo
! may bUth Of us be in helI before that
time.
Why, my dear wife, are you will
/ ing to rise 10 read tho Bible aud
pray 7"
Certainty am"
Accordingly they arose and drosscd,
husband read II portion Of Gods word
and knelt in prayer; and when he
had prayed, his wife WAS ready TO
pray.
Their minister was aftcrward inguir-
ing Of tEis brother how he got along
with the family altar. His reply
was, BY tho grace Of God, has mover
gone down since my wife and erect
cd it that night "-Amerteon Messenger.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

hsseomputea thst no fewer thAs ess
: ;ansardia slrty-skat hssisaa -esusssas
\ ss sng - Psssassas Of .Asi4
SoN6lsy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

:" STaase 10 . sanasf sAas the Pooe wall.
soaa <seaseanio conaea IN Heeea9-.
=. hes 1so9, sed tAaAnot enty Bahiszaaia, :.
. haE even Angesicah. bishSps ere 70 be
ARnineaed 10 attend.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

God is love. he i. ready to pass by
all thy former rebeIions, thy deep.dyed
transgressions, and to sign an act of obliv-
ion for all that:is past, if now, at, last, thy
heart reients for sin, and thy will bows in
obedience to the great commands aud
calls of the Gospel. .,:.
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TREATMENT.

| of the medicines used in pulmpnary consump-
| ton, no one any combination OF them, has
| proved so efficient MS the Constitutional Renova-
tor. This is preparation composed OF powerf ul
vegetable substances In skillful combination,
possessing penetrating properties that search and
cleanse and invigorate the system correcting its
diseased action and restoring its healthy vital.
ties.
Consumption, In it's first stages, is always cured
by it; Thousands, who have been given up bv their
physicians as incurable, have been restored TO
perfect health by the use Of the Renovator. 1t is
the most prompt safe and pleasant alternative
and pulmonary medicine In the world and when
properly admnsteredlt will often. by purifying
the blood and stimulating tho system. cure many
complaints which It would not DO supposed 1t
could reach. Coughs influenza, hoarseness, Group
OF hives, pleurisy, inflammation OF the lungs, pain
and soreness Of the breast, difficulty OF breathing,
aud many other diseases of the lungs and chest
disappear with Its use as though by magic.
In the fret stage Of Consumption the Renovator
acts as a specific, and Is capable Of producing bv
direct influence Of its own, the removal Of the
deposited tuberculous matter. 1t mvigorates
digestion, improves the character OF the blood,
and by peculiar power modides the nutritlve
process, so as to remove entirely the tendency to
the despo ition OF tubercles 1t has the great adj
vantage OF uniting tonic influence over the d.
gesuye and nutritive functions, 18th a seiative
action upon the nervous system and the general
ciculation, which Is OF tho greatest advantage In
tebrile stages Of the disease.
After the patient takes'the Renovation for short
time he becomes aeshy, exchanges his paleness
fora rudy or healthy color, rnd feels himself
nearly or qaite we'll Every physician should
recommend their patients to keep 1t always on
hand.
ANY Que wishing their lungs examined, or to
consult on any disease whatever, can call on Dr.
Hylton, free Of charge.
The Renovator Is sold by druggists and store |
keepers throughout the United States and Cana
das
Should your druggist not have II, write imme- |
diately to DR. HYLTON, who will send the Re- |
noyator by express, to any locality. upon appli |
cation to the Principal Office, 4l9 No. 9Th ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Pties 81 per bottle, g bottles
for %. For sale by q. A. SHELDON. ss;yI
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NOTICE,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed BY the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison, Com
missioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of MARILLA II. JENISON,
late OF Shorsham, in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 18th day Of Nov.
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that We will attend
to the business Of our said appointment at the
dwelling house CT Marvin North, in Shoreham, on
nine O'Clock a. m. until tour o'clock D. m. on
each Of said days.
Dated at shOreham, this 25th day Of Nov, 1865.
sesw B. G. Smith Corners.
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A NTHEM AND CHORUS BOOKS
"A That are used In our Best Choirs and In the
Lending Mush al Societies OF the Country,


"a That are used In our Best Choirs and In the
Leading MUSK al Societies OF the Country,
Not one but is Of Superior Character.
BAuMBAcH's SACRED QuARrKr1s. A choice Sc
lection OF Pieces IRON the works of the Great Mas
ters and great number Of Original Compositions
and arrangements for the opening and close Of
service. With Piano and Organ Accompaniment.
Boards 81 50; Cloth, s275 Bosros AcADEMY's
COLLECTION OF CHoRusEs. Being selection from
the works Of the most eminent Composers, Han.
del, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and others; with
an accompaniment for the Par o-forte and Organ.
Boards. $3.50. Bucks MoTET COLLECTION
Composed, arranged, and selected by Pulley Buck,
Jr., Hartford ct. Boards, $3.50; Cloth, S2.76.
CHURCH AND HOME, THE( A collection Of An
thems, MVtets, Extracts from Oratorios and Mas
ses, Chants, &c., from the works Of Handel Hay
dn, Mozart, Beethoven Weber. Mendelssohn,
Cherubini, Noyello, and others. choice variety
OF short pieces, for introduction and close Of ser
vice. Selected and adapted by George Leach.
Boards, 81 DO; Cloth, 81 80. NEW ORAToRIo
CnoRus BocK Containing the leading Choruses
OF principal Oratorios, with popular selections
from iavorite Cantatas. BIDS, s125. HAIR
MONA SAcRA. collection Of Anthems, Choir
uses, Trios, Duets, Solos and Chants, original and
selected BY L. l.. White and j. f. Could BIDS
Sl.3S. CoNsrELLATIcN. collection Of An
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to the wants Of Conventions Choral Societies. and
Social Practice. BIDS, s1.50. SACRED CHORUS
BOOK. BY Z. L. White and J. E. Gould. BIDS,
500. Sent post. paid on receipt OF price. OIL
YER DITSON & co, Bostor Z, H. DITSON
& CO., New York. 87-tc.
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A farm Of about three hundred asrss consisting
OF arabic land, meadows, pastures, COED wood
land, well tmbered all of the beat quality Of soil.
There are two good dwelling houses and plenty
Of barns and other outbuildings. two COED aprie
orchards and plenty Ct the small fruits II 10 va II
fenced. mostly with good cedar rails. The fam
Is readily accessible to cheese factory. This a m
will be sold, and at a reasonable price. Whoever
wants such place and fails to come and see II
will lose an Opportunity not often Plsssntsd. For
further particulars Gall on A. w. PERRY.
shcfshsm, VI. Aug. n, 1888. aprlW
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EIRE ! FIRE ! FIRE

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
OF Montpelier, VT, having wv been in successful
operation seventeen years without ANY ASSESS
ARSrs, is prepared to insure dwelling houses,
barns, sheds, and oatbuildings and personal prop
erty In like buildings from 10 to rs per cent
cheaper than any other com any in the State.
No. Of Policies In force, II, 422
Amount of property insured, S17, S99. 1922 90
premium notes in force, 779,022 Oh
Net cash surplus, 8s, b19 sc
Having taken the agency for this Company in
the towns Of Brandon and Sudbury, In Rutland
County, and all Of the towns in Addison County,
but Ferrisburgh, Monkton aud Lincoln. propose
to devote nv whole time and attention to the
business Of insurng for said company, and hope
to be able TO meet the wants OF the public In this
department much better than i'll made 1t u secon-
dairy business. Any person residing In the above
county desiring to be insured anew, or change
their old Policies, by giving me a dav or twos
notice. by letter. will he attended to without do.
lay, and at as cheap Iateas if lived ir Their
own town.
GEORGE N. Dixie Agent.
Bristol, VI. October 2S 1866. bly,
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DELL Frs.

w IiNi-hS'
C1AnEseK Il. CLARK, President; JAY COOKE,
Chairman Finance and Executive Committee
HENRY COOKE Vico-President: EMERsoN w.
PrET, Secretary and Actuary.
This Company, National in its character ,1ers.
BY reason Of its Large Capital. Low Rates OF Pc
MUM, and New Tables the most desirable means
Of insuring life yet presented TO the public.
The rates Of premium, being largely reduced.
are made as favorable TO the insurers as those OF
the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties of Notes. Divi-
dends and the misunderstanding which the lat
ter are apt to cause the Policy-holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented which need only TO be understood to prove
acceptable to the public, such as the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM
POLICY. In the former, the policy'holder not
only secures life insurance, payable at death, bu
will receive II living, after period of few years,
an annual income equal to ten per cent. ct the par
OF his policy. In the latter, the Company ag,tes
to return to the assured tho total amount OF money
he has paid In, in addition to tho amount OF LIS
policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating lnsur-
ing their lives or increasing the amount OF in=lr-
anee they already have, is called to the special
advantages offered by the National Life Insurance
Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars given
on application to the Branch Office Of the Com
pany, or to the New England General Agency
under the direction Of z. \. RolLINs, and W. L
CHANDLER, Of tie Board of Directors.
j. =. TUCKER, Manager,
Merchants EXchangc State st., Boston.
j. RUSSELL ARLINGTON, St. Adams Mont
peler Special Agent for Addison, Chittenden,
Grand Isle, franklin, lamoilr and Washington
Counties. 33-ly
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ANCH OFFICE:
fRST TIONAL BANK B ILDING
PHILADELPHIA,

Where the general business of tho Company is
transacted, and to which all general correspond
ence should he addressed.
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cAsH CAPI AL 81, O0o, 600.
Paid in full.
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TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
l. and SUPPORTERS.-A complete assort-
ment; fitted to parties desiring it. For sale by
W. 2. & Z. 2. RUSSEL'S.
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mena with which sad experience has made not
only every physician, but many tireslGe familiar
The most constant Of all these symptoms are the
hemorrhage, tile cough, and the emancipation.
The Cough oi CONSUMPTION is at first dry. and
followed bv irothy expectoration. As the d.
sease advances, the sputa th'ckens' This becomes
greenish in color siresked with yellow. cousis-
ting oil Large, greensh masses Of a rounded form.
or sometimes rounded yet with jagged edges
which masses do not sink In the cup containing
them, but float imperiectly in thin serum
These are the general symptoms Of the disease
which sweeps annually into premature graves
millions OF the human race u diseese which med.
icine las but seldom cured, wealth warded of.
and from VIII ch poverty could boast no exemtion
which sometimes moves in giant strides. and
sometimes at tardy, sluggish pace nut, slow or
quick, Is generally sure and certain.