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GRIMAULr CO., CHEMISTS, PARI
PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of DR. Corv
physician TO his majesty the Emperor Of the French A
dastrc Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle pu
W. ich digests food In the stomach When BY some can
other, the supply Of digestive fluid toe small the nev
consequences are bad digestion gastrts gastragia n
nation Of the mucous coats OF the stomach and bowels
burn, pituite. anemia. loss Of strength aud On fem
oh Qrosis The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned b,
APPRECIATION OF the Paris Academy Of Medcine speedily
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No More COpaiba and Cubebs
GRIHAULr's CAPSULES AND LIQUID ExrRAOT
hATIOo vEGErALIs
Where ali other medicines have failed tbesa
vii always eject These insure rapid and sxtraor
cure OF severe recent and chronic Of private dsr
They used IN the hospitals Paris BY the elvhrstd
hcord and are found greatly superior ali hitheo kna
mineral remedies and Oopaiba and Cubebs e inietia,
used In recent and capsules In more chrOAic cassa
Syrup OF Peruvian BARK and Irou
-PRHPARKD by
GRIAAULT CO..
chemists to II. /. II. Prince Napoleon Paris
This medicine presents, in agreeable form the act
principles Of Peru Wan BARK, the best OF ton, ooui
with Iron one Of the pr nclpa bases Of blood IL h
%ribed ~ the most eminent physicians OF Paris 20 u
IN OIosis reen sieknessJ TO facilitate the develop
young females and 10 restore health aud vigor 20 the ss
IN general rapidly the distressing stomach ed
plants caused by aDema and leueorrhea 10 which des
so often subject rev alzrzes and facilitates the flow OF
ca,Amenia and Is also excellent for pale lymphatic
serotnious children Lastly, u exces the appetite prome
age on, and il extremely beneficial 70 ali persons VIZ
oood mas been impoverished bV illness or long and dic
The effects of this Syrup are At once GERS
Depot General in New Orleans at
=. DUCONGES
80 Chartres street
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Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.

LsACT6 - hessrs. n. KIener a HoHauds-
n Poydras street. Manufactures Of the NAlakod BIZ
8entlemen-I have examined the patent that was
you by the U. s Government for manufacturing the
Bitters, and found in the Ingredients employed = COZ
well calculated 10 excite and keep IN good order d
organs have prescribed said Bitters several tines
every instance bad occasion 70 ASCERTAIN their b
effect j remain, gentlemen, very respectfully, yod
obedient servant, A. MERCIER, NJ ID. 1888 Canal I
have examined the pAteat you hold for the manuia
Malskon Btters, and find nothing In the ingredients
csculsted 10 act tnJurionsy upon the human system
cordial aromatic bitter. a.. SMITH
Your halakof Bitters which 1 have examined
contain any Ingredients injurious 70 health and NAV BE-
meDded 10 those who are IN want Of a 90 ID tonic
Yours. N SCHUPPERT l
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GUST. Won HOPE, W Magazine street. has q nns mo-.
of PIANOS, Manufactured In Louisiana which IN. o,srs
tees TO be eqaa In all respects foreign aksrs
citizens invited TO call - Il
Mr.. voM HoFk WAS AWARDED the GOLD MrpAt
the Louisisns state Fair held New Orsans I'M lamar
1855 for tho BksT PLANO made in southern st.,ss
GUST vOh HOFE
ST. Magazine street.
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I EEDD FOUNDRY ...
ESTABLISHED IN lisa,
Corner 81 Dslsrd and FeueAsr ,.r...-

Wsbss leave 10 inform fren On ana shs ,us,,.
that We are prepared formerly 70 n.nuf.c,rs So.
Engines Boilers, Sugar NILS Sugar Ks,tss praIpng M,
chimes Be" Mills Cotton Presses Newell screws Gin Gear
stesubcas wsrks And svsry <ssertyt,o. AZ M.es,,. A.
the South. xrrDa = ~,
Orders Ian u Boz u, ksehAni' and psasrs' kahsar.
willrsceivs prom Of sttentior ~
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements Of charter the
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY publish the fol-
lowing statement:
Amo1nt Premiums for the year ending March 1883
5iIe neniuns..s.s''''s.. .........-S " SIG a
.Ner Iemiuns. ~ US -
Marine Premiums. .................... 29S03 II
--3lG, e6z rs
Fire Losses. Observation-Disclosures 1859 SO
River Losses. ........................ S4244 IS
marine Recommendation. A37S 20
Sl22N7l2
heoats......... 1880 81
Taxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l79o on
keinsuranee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s692 Is
Expenses, PROFIT and Loss, etc, less
zyy5O 66-tlU,l9 81
SIS s26 S.
Cash on hand Observation-Disclosures n oOx IL
Pn 'sO'o''''''.'.-'''.'....---. S@
.o.olJ 70
Ieni.ms une. 4,Ooo 70
STOCK notes. ia, rs 0O-$592 U3 a
The above Statement is just and transcript
8. B. BUoKNER, Presidents
100. PARIS CHILDRESS,
second Justice Peace, Perish OF OrlesnA
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFORrUN.

J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRTVATd
EAsEs, lmpoteDcy, Loss Of Power, Nervous Debiiity
Notes on lmpediments 20 Marriage should be by Al
hmplatng marriage Sent by mail receipt Of Is Gel
J. B. DUFF a GRIFFTS
New Orleans Medical InstituteI
r- 264 Magazine III
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EDUCATIONAL.
TTNIVERsiTY OF VIRGINIA.

The Forty Fifth Session this Institution win begin
the LIST day Of October 1868 end the Thursday before
the Alb Of July. 1869.
The organization of the Institution very complete
brscing extensive and thorough ef instruction in
Literature and Science and in the sions Of Law Med
cine and Engineering .F.. -
Estimated exclusive Of books, clothing and
pocket moDey-o the Academic student $500; of the Law
student $685. and Of the Medical student, 1895.
For particulars send for catalogue VIM weenbaker
secretary, or s. MAUPIN
Chairman Of the Faculty.
Postcfice-" Unvers ity Of Virginia
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THE AREON PLANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS In
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

The ARlON PIANO FORTE declared BY the Judss. Al An,
late Fsir Of the American Institute held n September ana
Octooer 1901 TO be the best exhibition and ser
est trial ordered oy the American Institute With the Pianos
ofthe successful exhibitors at the Exposlto as N.
elsred By their Judges be best Piano knov 20
AGENTS WANTED First class and responsihis A9sn..
pointed them. '-1S ~
Send Tor circslsrs, price list, terms etc
hanufsctory and Wsreooms, Isl and l8g Bo1,.yv ma,
Delaney street. Few York. - MANNER x 'rn ei
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MEDICAL.

GPECEAE TREATMENT OF ON
~ DISEASEs-DR DR. DE BAUssEr will take chi
guarantee 20 cure the follow log chronic diseases
Diseases Whites. Blennorrhees, Uicsrs,) Rheuma
Dyspepsia, Chlorose, Liver Comp amt, Diseases of
~ Organs and DEAFNESS Consultations every
o'c Ock NJ till p. At his ofcs, corner Of Orleans
bon streets. Residence, No. 70 Orleans street
MRS. WARLT,
FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
No. l6S CarOndeIet Sire {. Between Lafayette ar
Cures all kinds Of chronic diseases Ladies sua
the stoppage Of tho can be speedily relieved
nR. n. WIIHOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND ACCoUCHEUR.
0nics and Residence No 200 BAronns, Between
julia Streets.
NEW ORLEANS, La
Once Hours-From IL n 70 O'Clock p. n 4
Female Diseases sDd Obstetrics
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ShAKsfHARH IkOA FOUNDRY.
ps eifsd sesst. New orassHs
voHH skpDEs-Ies A sHAKsPxARs-s. p~oor,
esddsss shskspsNrs - o..
IysA ana Bras Fo.ndsrs and ssAtuiusa =
yasssy Of Steam Engines, sugar 9IlI brsnins Ssssr1
sssA Wsshs' &c s'ssnhia wsrt q n Eaes ~
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HNIVkksITY HIGH SCHOOL
AT GOSHEN DEPOT VIRGINIA CENTRAL r. r..
RockBRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
ii. n B. WOOD, Principal A. j. WOOD and THOS A.
HOPE, Associate PrinciDals
Third MISUNDERSTANDING 10 1866, TO June Is, 1859
Ancient and Modern Languages, Mabematics Civil En-
gneeng English Branches Elements Of Natural and Moral
Science snd History. -.
Boys and Young Men thoroughly prepared Univer
sy Of virginia Washington College business pursuits
Cordially recommended by the Professors of the Univsr
Of patrons In different States :
Terms for the wnoe Session Board Tuison Fuel Wash.
ing and Ights-s2O in currency; half entrance balance
LIST February. 80 -e
p. o.-Goshen Bridge Rockbridge County va
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

A K. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In the
knAoa NUNS and Guild PIANOS, Prince ORGANS aps
hELODEONS, Etc,
loS Canal street, near Dauphfn
NEW ORLEANS
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me above statement true and CORRECT transcript
the Books of The Company .'.-
Z. RIGNEY, President.
II. p. JANTIER. Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before me this Ith dav az Inv,
A. D. 1858 A SHELLEY
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish OF Orleans
The Board OF Directors have declared Dividend Of FIVE
DOLLARS Share to be credited to the unpaid stok
notes. L RIGNEY,
President
II. P. JASvIER, Vice President
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

Somebody met Gen. Henry A. Wise in
Richmond on Tuesday morning, and inquire
cd: W,General, have you voted YETI" "No."
Wen l suppose you intend to vote carly
and often. NO, sir; ! wouldn't touch eth.
pole"
-Patrick Duff walked into the nit at tbe
Franklin IN. ~ Furnace, one night last
week, and fell a distance of 155 feet. Ho y.s
weked paAiseeaadasSiA-p robahly lroc,sveS
Ills descent having boon broken by the iaq.
god walls Of the pit.
Din. ,ahfclD llMahrttoohh. aAhbfdf tic Edip-
burgh Daily Roti6N Mis- fbund dead in his
study. His pcuhad dropped from his hand.
and a portion Of freshly written manuscript
was before him. Mr.. Manson was a native of
the nortl of Scotland, and graduated at Aber-
Observer. BJb1Vf b6id Iaa 6hidf editor
of the Newcastle Daily Express, and finally.
IL 1862, he joined the editorial stan 81 tho
DAILY Rcveg,e on wAish Ls,eentintsa-ll
I lpath
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
Tidal Wave in New Zealand.

A letter from New Zealand, dated August
%, contains the following ~ .
''ln wellington u most extraordinary
thing has oecurocd in chs shape OLA tidal
wave. The tide kept rising and %falingtwo
on three timed an hoti, from low water 10
extreme high water, II c4uscd immense
excitement in the town, for people could
not tell whit Vns going TO happen. Every
one expected n great earthquake; and when
we did have u good smnrt bhock that mndo
everything rattle again, and sent people
flying out of the houses like rabbits out OF
their burrows, the electric telegraph from
Lyttleton kept informing "a OF what was
happening there, which made it very inter-
ostiUg. IL saoms 10 have been moro felt
there than at yelling, o At Oumaru tho
tide roso and fell iiftcon fifteen fdct in ff-
teen minutes, and ut Lyttleton It rcccded
suddenly TO six feet below extreme low
water level, and then camB in with such q
rush hat it tore all the shipping away from
the wharls and caused tremendous confu
sion aud considerable damage.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

traveller MrHps nom the oouthSat,

A tmyelcHNrtps nom the oouthNnt
The mosaics sqep TO absorb the most
time aud mouey'm the least space, unless
IL be the gold decorations. We saw a table
lastsTqfl; Ices Flfip siy lep in diameter,
laid tO'haNC cost two hundred thousand
dollars, requiring the labor Of a large num-
bor of men for fitccn years. On entering
the hall where this kind of work is done, I
could not deust thess rnerntusrr. ii--pm
.Snppdeelfot hstant&i ail1ibuAdal idfdho
hardest and most expensive stones which
will take ON % high polish, TO be cut INTO
pieces three-cighths of an inch thick.
These pieces are cut the other way into
small pieces like slfuo 1egs, and Vi ere the
shading from one color to another is sud-
den, these pegs must not be larger than a
needle. Now tho artist cuts and puts in
these littlepiocci elected accordingt o their
leoloE .soEis tpgiitc tho %cObpring wmttd.by
inc worl1nuh As di5tinet az though phihtcd.
Thoae pieces or pegs must be fitted so
| closely that limos OF separation will not
show, and set upon end, side by side, like
typo. Thcy claim that ten tLousand shades
of color ato uoeesaay ADD "a ordof 10 do
this kind of work q man must be skilled iu
colors and alndcs MS n painter, in order to
place tho oolors properly. thcnbat the met
! careful and accurate imeehanic i'm otdct n
place the pieces, aud then he must have
patience enough to work on tho cheapest
md conrFcgt pioturos ono year, md upon h
fine one from ten to twenty yeats, Seica-
! Tide dyafifyDI ID. .NfH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
How TO Improve thb s%auitnry Uondnlon.

a great causo Of disease % Improper food aud bur,
aud how 10 condict our,0lycs aftor eating, II IA nsccs
sary that We shonld be Acquainted, In sono measure.
with the process Of nutrition. Many pcrsous tumble
their food procipitatoly into their mouths aud swallow
i without masticauon and salvation before II enters
the duodcnum and becomes mixed with the bio ana
provocative iuicos, This bia " theyo aagrotsd by tho
liver. The chymo having undergone tho changes aG-
Vrtad TO Is urged, by tho ~porataltie motion Of the ID,
t]cstiucs. onward through the alimcniary canal. THO
~pefEtnltic motion bo timinishod, owingt0 the deficiency
Of bio. tho progress vi digestion I. ratarledand tho
lows. In such cases 4 thorough aud active cathartiG
should DO used 10 produce specific action, HIOusiDg tho
s%eeretiOns aud producing FREQ bilious eyacuaions,
Ihe bo,t article Tor this puryyse - DR.. Robaok's Blood
Pills, the use of which should no f1llJv0d BY Roback's
stomach Bitterb, TO give tone 10 the stomach and aid
dIgoaliln. Sold b. al drngEIsts evarynhore.
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gIsasonal Iteh,s. -

Canada has a yeruls ladyof twenty-thrcc
who IN goyen feet seven inches talhnnd weighs
!ltMrs, Mary Booth Goodrich, widow Of
f'Pottf Pmley,9 dicd IN Woodbury., Conn,
last week, aged 63.
51Sir Percy Sheiiey, son Of tho poet, is ono
Of thr- best yAcltstnen IN England His 9th
90 speeialtyis private thcatricala.
-Artc'nns Ward is'not forgotten in Port
land, whore a concert il 10 DO given, noXt
Monday to procure funds for a memorial
-Apeddior was found starved to death in
hil room, at Birmingham, Pa, the other
day, with an cmapated dog watching the
corpse. d IlEh % EfIAIiNN ".
Tho funeral services OF ox-Gov. Tod, oc-
cured on Sabbebh bat, at Driar Hill. Oyor
hiteon thousand people werom attendance.
Recently, Mr., James Willis and Miss Car
lotto Stood, both of Boll0pnt county, o., wcrp
united in marriage, the former aged ~, the
bride Is years, .t, t,s.E ,lJf
!, LII IL trportcd in New York that Mr.. Ed-
win Booth has sccmndi Mrs. Scott Siddons for
his new uIeatTo in Now York, which will prob
ably Opon before Christmas. uT.
DR.. Hoyt, of tho Now York State Board
Of Charities, repprtsthat wnetenths OF the
paupers are foreigners, and Ono.third Of them
perfectly able to take care Of themselves,
-"AIother' Bickerdyke, the famous hospi-
talsInr5a listhd Western armies during the
hyaRs isIke0ping a hotel al SainA,- one OF tho
western ~stitiops on theB ansas Pacific lsaii-
road au.m.up Nuu INr 80 fTHrTHFH 30.
b -OnT uemlay last, Angelica Hamilton ,wifo
Of llichaud " BlateifOrd, aud qdaughtcrt of
james a. HaInilt0ns aud grand daughter OF
AlqXlnder Hamilton, died ut her husbands
residence IN New YORK citysqsas sLsTis ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
A Practical .Jol,c.

Horace NctnCt, the d~i8tingui8hul French
painter, happened once b be travelling from
Versatile 10 Paris in the same lAIl way car
riage with two English fpihster ladies, very
prudish and plm, and of n certain age.
Nernets appearance was striking, and the
Indies, after scanning him attentiyoly when
ever they thought he WIS hooking the other
way, began 30 communicate 20 each other
their observations upon him i'm q rather
loud whisper, thinking, apparently, that as
They spoke in their own language they were
Mt liberty to make what comments they
pleased The veteran painter Nas intense
n amused, but was too much n man Of the
world tn'maniicst tho slightest conscious
ness Of what was going on. it was not
long before the train had 10 pass through
a tunpoL Nernct, saizing the opportunity,
leaned forward, 10 as 70 be within hearing
OF his neighbors, and applied a smacling
salute TO the back ot his hand. On Emerg-
ING nom the Temporary 0pscQrity, his face
had. assumed a mischlcyous expression,
which, as he intended, was soon interpreted
by each lady TO the prejudice Of the other,
each charging the other with having re-
Geiyed from the mOustached stranger the
mysterious kiss i'm the dark, Arrived at
the terminus, MS all were alightiug, Vernet
offered his hand 10 help his.iallow travellers
out of the carriage, and then, with q grace
fnl bow, took leave d them, saying, as he
retired, 10 their dismay, in perfectly correct
English, 'Adieu, Indies; j suppose / shall
never have the satisfaction Of knowing to
which OF you ] am Indebted for tho unex-
pected but valued favor I received in tho
tunnel. - rf rlt H. H'H ."'
o The earth inrthe region Of tho head
waters OF the Kern river, IN tho ,blorra Ne
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

ExBAoRDISARY -CoNTGSGENctE9 warrant
extraordinary measures, When Queen, Is
nbella discovered that fragile reputation
was so seriously damaged "A to require re-
pairing, the difficult task was ACCOMPLISHED
in this manner: All the professors OF the
Spanish universities were compelled Upon
pain ofinstant dismissal, to sign a%doeument,
prepared by the queens advisers, setting
forth the horror and indignation Of the
signers upon hearing the illustriousqg een,s.
conduct and motives %impugned. a few
were Independent enough to decline tho.
honor of signing this extraordinary papeE
paid the penalty, and stoutly maintained
their opinion that the half was not told Of
the queens misbehavior. These sticklers
for truth are about TO be restored 10 tie
chair they we're compelled toyaeate,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

Thousands ,os, on .icl.5cds to day, who might have
been we'll and heavy, had they taken duo precautions
for the preservation OF that most precious Of earthly
blessings, O sound mind In a sound body. Sickness, "
q greater extent thin most psopl0 guppUse, Is a%voidahlC.
When tho body is languid, tho snirts depressed, aud
the nervous ~ stem unnaturally sensitive, It should DO
taken for granted that mischief is brewing. These
hints and warnings, youuhsafed as such By a kind Pro
violence, ought not 70 he disregaricd. II they arc slight
cd, as 10 too generally the Cate. the next thing may he
u fever a severe bilious attack, o. some otnor form of
acute disease. They indicate as clearly as II the init
nation, was given 10 %ainrulatq l~anguase, that tpo
animal tu 1CtlJnawor d srrderad and the system dCbili.
ttts1. Under theso circumstance. the only tning tn
he ulne O. % HEuuLATE AID nEhIOlu, und tho nest
reg llating and rn-torutlvs proparatiOl ever used Tor tho
pr-yonusn OF slokntsi Is Dy-TET1 fL'S SpOMAtHf
BiIItKS. In TIM way, bilious r%enitteut fever, clnlls.
and lever spaams' nervous par9Aisnis, violent attacks
OF mtigestOa, and all tho ord nary epidemics, may
almo I certainly be avtrtod. They are usually preceded
by inc Fynptunr described, aud sur u IL ~ wisdom TO
tOrestall tlom by rcsuIttng to au antldOte az once
hgrmless, agreeable aud inylgOratipg. Most assurunly
u will sOon uissiphtv tho unpleasant feelings referred
g, which, OF course, u desirable, oven Il thcy were not
likely 70 lead tD something else. Tho close Of tho Fll7
Is usually acc1inTAniod by unhealthy logs and
violent atmospheric changes, and u is therefore u sea-
SON Whcu lnvfgOuatInU Is uurfltuafy needed.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
TIRE COUGH AND LUNG REMEDY Tor oycry
family TO Keep az hama.
ALLEM,S Luk0 BALSAM.


j. seiF everywhere anu gives Satisfaction. HEAD tao
following eXtTlCt5 from letT-rs: H.
l.. T., BOWIE, Druggist, UHI0ntown, Penn, writes,
April "Atien's Lppg Blbapi has peItornleu sInie
confidence in al dlselses ui TIE Throat and lGugs :
bfERLISu RnuG., Druggists, Write from CHrTnliou,
January ~, los Seud Us SIX uozsn LUNG
BAbSAM. NO Hroentifoly out OF it, 10 gives more
general satisfaction thau huy other medicine We soil.
IENINGrosL NiIsaoUln,
MESSRS. Il. HNBKiS 4 o
DEAN SIRG.--l have made AtIIiNSLUNG i.
SAM pretty we'll known In our city aud country, aud
have sold about all the. -four dozen bottles sent ne m
March last and tind that persons who try the Balsam
ton; and | rOcomiuanE II IN irotfapac0 ID ahy otltr
medicine Tor CouAh5 or COLDS. Please send ne sN
dozen bottles fi4so5%E ( Is g9'f!hf I'd f IN eRprT' Ssl z
Cough Romod.es tosether,and " gives general ~satisfae'
ton
Sold By all dedes 10 Family Msdiems. A
gSTIt ia wonderful now soop a valuable remedy be.
Bitters 10 used and recommended by tho iuadnig fhysi.
Il valuable.
ia. IIs DELPHos, Alton Co! OLio,July s6tL
Messrs, j, n, HARRIS & Uo,-GontlomOn n | hayB
sold Or s, q Richdrdson's hherry Wine Bttttt6 Tor
several yoaTs and can ehpetluy rec0umend them 10
the public aa a medicine OF decided mtrt IN all iHBrs
of Gencrah Dehhty' Dyspeps1' Fewer and Agur' etc
sIf529ST 9 a TpI y N.pi.ts. io Z W'npNf' D'psE's''
FnLlsut Cons AsD wkjkpps. These aro accidents
which all are subject tn-nIure pArhcuLflNth lheelau-
les And oparatOrI IN iacturiegl Tuis class should nstgF
DO without ~. =. 4; NuavCt,s Corato. Il viii TeFtyo
sooner aud heal oil such inpncp qqioseri than any
article ever madc, By hayiug Il ~ them for nnWfudi.
alto use, lnuch time aud sl1uting may ho saved.
Il is sold by inHpC ans dealers generally,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
oIa B, al asalers y EaRIg Msdleps. \
A THRILLING INCIDENT

In tho mission life OF Mrs. lngalls, in Burmah, u veil
told An tho chaptist Messgng, r. fohniiIps h9w sue was
sont for 10 visit QUE OF tho buddhist high priests Who
had boon nearly killed and how, whiio In tbs 1noot holy
place In their tonpls, VhVro none bur priests had eyor
before been admiied, Rhp WA permitted unrebpked
TO use Tor him tho sacred yossols, which none but the
high priest dare touch, and e. even 9yeTturn aud tt
nueues oil tho Pain Killer, called BY them the God
Medicine" 10 successfully had she used u tn curing
their many diseases, some OF thom considered herCtOs
fore fatal In That climate, among which were ChOl"raf
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, tue bites Of VonQnuus
reptiles, 80. This sDealss volumes for tho Pain kdltr-
Rev. j, L.. OopDl, Miaaonsy .atOng"la, eoutacTn
IL for scorpion stings, cholera. NC, und cannot very vel
gotalnng without H." H.. .U ...rI || ....
Raw l. ID. COlburn, Missionary NJ THYoH Burnah,
writes;l = shall DO happy 20 assist IN c1tculnlg a.
knowledge Of a remedy 50 speedy and e~ffectual.
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