The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15

The object Of thu, article II 10 call tho attention OF the
feeble and ailing TO themselves. Ordtsarly, business.
pleasure, In short, almost everything in this Aublunary
world obtains more consideration than that blessipg
with which nothing earthly should be put In comparison,
via HEALTH THIS y a dangerous season, and Il does
not hnd The human aystem ia the best condition 20 dafy
its perils. 10 use a homely phrase, the touid summer
weather takes the starch out Of people," and leaves
thom hmp aud languid. The tires Of vitality burn low
The naturally feeble are unusually depressed the uat
turbly strong are not as vigorous as they might be-
SoVen'eghta Of tho community feel more or les
the inhuonce Of the atmospheric changes which pro.
duoe the malariJus diaoases common la October ana
November u nasa protective against the effects OF
these changes that HOsTHTTRRs STOMACH BIT
TkhS have obtained no small portion II their celebrity
The GREAT VEGETABLE roSIc or rHE AaE Ia not only
ahpeciio Tor Chronic Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious.
ness. and Nervous ComplaintH, but also a preventive OF
malarous opidcm'en Whoever Wihhes TO be insured
against nn attack OF intermittent or romitont fever.
tboth OF which prevail 10 u melancholy extent all over
the countryJ viii do well to resort, without delay, to
tins famous inyigorating and antiblious specific
Quinino has had ita day. II leaves a sting behind, and
physicians arc beginning to discard H. But HosTET.
TIERS birfERh become more popular and command
a yAater sale with each successive season, simply b..
oause they produce a better medicinal effect than am
OF w powerful poisons used a. tonics, aud are at once
a hiIo ana palatable preparation,
OrHELLo's mother was lucky in having II
20 her vii, but could she have spHnked Il with PHG.
lOh'H "flDR DE- Mayo the new perfume for lilo
HANDKERCHIEF, sh9 would have found it douhg easy to
lead tho old gentlenan by the nose, Sold BY all drug.
gists.
"OH for II lodge in sone vast wilderness e.
this was CowpeT'a plau; but | say owe for nothing
owing - mt little bottor than stealing. II you arc In
search Of happinoss save yonr money and buy 'fior del
sOnto," woddworth,s latest, beet perfume.
Always sure to cure Dyspepsia. II re-
moves the cause, aud therefore removes the disease.
Us olects are nstantansoua-don't take 10 minutes.
Ito resultb are permanent and lasting. CoE's DYsPEP-
sIA CuhE should have n home In oyey household,
Parity tho Hood.
II u conceded by tho most eminent medical men,t that
tins blood Is the fruitful parent OF disease, by serving as
a vehicle through which tho noHious substances CON
taIninate the iiosh BY absorbton.
The fmtid contents Of the bowels, II long retained by
constipation arc ofton takon ny by tho veins OF absorb
ents. Various morbid products, such as pus aud sames
oil unhaalthy ulcera, occasionally find their way INTO tho
blood vessels. which result in seated cases OF scrofuia
or Kings Evil, EBsipolas, salt Rhoum, Erupuvo and
OutAneous Diseases Of the skin, Enlargement OF the
Glands, Pains in the Head, Sidos aud Back, 81. Vitus
lance, Pleurisy, Dizzinoss, rumOTH, Gripping aud ChOlic
Pains. Sc, all OF which diseases readily yield To tho
which searches out MI the vile humOTs aud d%istsmpeTs,
leaving tho blood IN a pure aud healthy condition.
The many valuable Ingredients OF which tho BLOOD
PUIfifR 10 composed being adapted 20 each other
Il ono Of tho most valuable Alternatives and system rem
oyators Of tho present ago, and It's success az a great
medicine mustinoreAse 70 loug as disease continues TO
yea tho soul OF man. sold By all druggists everywhere,
Will all those afflicted with Cough or Consumption
read the follow -ng and learn the value OF