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Chipping.
EAST FREIG Fl L N E
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The Steamship MARYLAND, Johnson, tfIF1Ss
Commander, will sail for Baltimore on ssS Sel3sazS
WEDNESDAY November 10th, at II A. M., from
Pier No. l, Union Wharves
Reinsurance by the Steamers Of this line x
per cent to Baltimore and Philadelphia. To Bos-
ton r. Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi-
tional expense for insurance.
n3- Through Bills Lading given to PHILADEL-
PHIA, BOSTON and the CITIES OF THE NORTH
WEST.
For Freight engagements or Passage apply to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
noy6 smW3 Union Wharves.
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RAILROADS..

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
6W I; l5 81 s;S By
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III
Between NEW YORK and LIVER <GEGt
POOL, calling at Queenstown. yS@ya2AAs2e8s. SyaAAss228
AUSTRALASIAN MALuA,
CHINA SAMARIA,
CURA SIBERIA,
HECIA. TARlFA,
lava TRIPOLI.
One OF the above First-Class Iron Mail Steamers
are intended to sail as follows:
URDAY.
From Liverpool calling at Cork Harbor) for
New York via Boston every TUESDAY.
From New York for Liverpool calling at Cork
Harbor) every THURSDAY.
Certificates issued to bring out Passengers from
any part Of Europe at lowest rates.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
CHAS. G. FRANKLIN,
No. 4 Bowling Green, New York.
For Steerage Passage, apply to Trinity Build
ing, No. Ill Broadway, New York, or to
WIN. ROACH Il CO., Agents,
nova smw3mos Charleston.
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Montgomery Market.

Selma Market.
SELMA, November .-COTT0N.-Marketop opened
firmer and closed quiet and easy. Sales 200 bales.
Midding %; low middling 229z; good ordinary
2%c. -
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1869. 81
received this week. $40
Received previously. ,e45-16 e62
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Fancy Tweed Cassimeres, Sack and
PantS) ).................. ......'..'''''.'' 0o
Mixea Cashmere Suits s.................. IS 90
Double and Twisted Cashmere Suits. 1G 90
Hafrson's Gray Cashmere Suits. II 90
Fancy Cashmere Suits. ts................... II 90
Black and White Silk Mixed Suits....... 49,
Colored Scotch Cheviot Suits. 20 90
Gold SILK Mixed Suits. 70 w
Black Cleth Sack, Pants and yests...... II 90
Black Doeskin Cashmere Pants from s 90 to 10 90
Colored Cashmere Pants from. ........4 soto 0
Colored Union Cashmere Pants
rom. ..................'..' '.Z w W w
Fine Black Cloth Vest. w
Fine Colored Cashmere Vests. 90
Waterproof Tweed over Sacks........... 10 90
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GEORGE LITTLE & CO.,
No. 2l3 KING STREET,
Would respectfully call the attention Of the
public to their large and varied assortment of
Mems, Youths and Boys CLOTHING and FUR
NISnING GOODS, which they are offering at
prices that cannot be competed with in the city.
Any one in need of the above mentioned articles,
will please give US a call before purchasing else
where and we will guarantee to suit them in
STYLES and prices. Remember our Fine Cashmere
VESTS selling at 81 go
GEORGE LITTLE & G o.,
No. 213 KING STREET,
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The fast sailing and comfortably ap- LII.
pointed Yacht ELEANOR will now resume 60
her trips to all points in the harbor, starting
| EVERY MORNING at 10 O'Clock, and every AFTER
NOON, at O'Clock, from South Commercial
| Wharf.
For Passage or Charter, apply next door south
of the Mills House nov8 3mOs
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The l,bsnt,y ge,tle,x,,,, saws. 1 I'VE

2 49, N - q III 4 10,
The Cbant,y Ge,1tte,xtas says: 1--WE
have heard Of protecting strawberries
from birds by placing a stuffed cat on
the beds. One OF our Capadian neigh
bors says he has been quite successful In
protecting cherries by the use OF stuffed
hawks perched On the trees or above
them"
The colored men Of New York are to
hold State convention at Ringhamton,
June !, to take action toward securing
suffrage in, that State.
Bashaw, Jr., has been entered for q
race ut Prospect Park, Long Island With
some Of the fastest horses on the Conti-
nent-purse $4,000, $1,000, $500. The
race comes off on the 10Th inst. If the
Iowa horse wins the lJ0yee he will meet
with a warm reception when he returns
to the West. .saa7tt
The Swiss Government wished to
employ women as telegraphers. On
learning that operators would be sworn
to absolute secrrsy, many Of those who
had applied for situations withdrew,
saying that that was requiring altogeth-
er too muc31slJ
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Care of Children's Teeth.

The first tooth appears In six months;
in the third year all are cut; between
the seventh and twenty-fir year all
the permanent teeth have made their
appearance. The value of the latter de-
ponds greatly Oh the care taken Of the
first set; and as the looks, health, and
happiness are all materially modified
by good teeth, intelligent and Affection
ate parents will look to the teeth Of their
children as early us the third year,
when instead Of being allowed to ent
meat, they should mainly be fed on
fruits, vegetables and bread made Of
wheat, corn or rye, ground coarsely,
using the entire product, bran and all,
because In the bran is found almost ex-
clusively the solid material which Is. 70
make the bone or the body Of the tooth
and its ;overing called the enaiYl-
FL.
The child should be taught at five to
dampen the brush in water every morn
ing, rub 1t over cake Of CASTLE soap,
and then brush the teeth we'll, inside
and out, front and rear, until, with the,
aid only of the saliva, the mouth Is full
OF soap-suds; then rinse with tepid wa
ter, twirling the brush sideways over
the back part Of the tongue, SO as to
cleanse it fully Of the soap and leave a.
good taste. After each meal the mouth
should be well rinsed with tepid water
as also the last thing on retiring. The
mouth maintains temperature ofnine.
ty.eight degrees; hence, if any food
lodges about or between the teeth, II |
begins to rot very soon, giving out an T
acid, which Immediately begins to eat
into the tooth, preparatory to an carly
decay. lfsolid particles are observed to
lodge between the teeth, tho child
should be taught to use very thin
quill to dislodge it, but not without;
forthe more a quill Is used the greater
space between the teeth, which is n
misfortune, rs it necessitates the use of !
n tooth pick for all after life, consuming {
a great deal of valuable time.
A clean tooth does not decay. Acids =
and sour fruits always injurs the teeth
instantly; sweets never 60: without
them children would die, hence their
Unsuitable instincts for sugar fla tooth
powder was never used the teeth would a
not be so white; but kept perfectly G
clean, would last for liie.-Dr. C
Hat. II
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Original Notice.

2''E ~ Original Notice.
John Peacock Adams Dis.ric, Gonrt e nc &C.
sama samuel i ions, 9an ana 49, cru
rive CHARLES SHETLAND AND SAMUEL
netin Ell TINT there is now on fiie IN the ONCE
OF OF, the S!srk e ne District curt; Y and for
tition of John I'eacoek Adams, Plaintiff.
claiming that he is the sole devised or John
PeacoGlS senior, deceased; that II. NJ. Long WINS
sHs1a'9F Of ss ss.as q sas 1s
proTnmissory notes belonging to said estate
which notes warefor fhs, sum Of $4,000 each
made ny Gresori Beisara 70 said John f s,.s.
cock With ten per cent. interest from date, and
payable az follows: the first on the first day Of
he third on the LIST OF May, 1850; the fourth On
the LIST OF May, 1851; the fth on the lst III May
is62 the sixth on the LIST Of May, 1858; that aid
the LIST OF July, lsSs that the money so collect
ed amounted to the sum of 500; and stating
thot You wore the sureties on the bond which
j. r weTe boan
duties Of snid IL II Long as execntor; i that
appropriated said money 10 his use and failed
to account for tho same and died fnsoiyerrt
and ask sing that you be compelled to nay the
notes, and that attachment has issued on the
ground that said Samuel Long junior is q nom
resident Of the State. tt& @NF TIT =
. MSw unless ,pss, You apgesr e said petition and
dAy OF the next term Of said Court. to be be.
gun and held at Upton, in said county on the
7th dny Of December, 1899, default will he
thereon in accordance with te prayer of ssd
petition. WOLF a LANDT
nisws Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Good Farm for Sale.

FNiIE FIN Est IMPROVED FARM in Cedar
l county ,lorsate. Is sittEite,tl ,. mikes west
offFipi sHi. an consists OF zig n,y acres al un-
der ieltr". t"to nana red + lis ofwhich is hedge
ana dlslurd into -four aeids.{ Isl ( f4.sN - x
On tae iarIt i a nrrcr-failiiia spring. and
two "el4s-+t,ne. ut the ahpuse and the other nj
tiiS barn. An; orchard of iyt sipeariny Rutl.
trees OF the most choice varieties also. plumS,
cherries, curroniS, Strawberries. raspberrins
ssposeltrrrss. and grapes Fifteen acres of the
lant, contain u splendd growth of Young tim
bef. The house ~ new one: fin ely finished
contains six Tsasas. pantry closets and pres.
Scs; under which l. agood dry cellar. impervi-
"tS To frost. \ ncss bank harm, size 32x 26 feet
with floor and granericS complete and II "A b.
ling for hi head of horSne. Also, all necessary
OuibuiidtneS, s,lca as siiesIs, sites, wood house
Sitoiieiioh~,S'. ,t.. \ lsu new picket fence
dressed aud r4intrd, enclosing house V ord and
garden. a public road passes the buildings
For pri"" ana terms enquire Of the subscri-
Der, living on the ftria. f-~E *@fr .4
Nov. 5, lS6 M .r't tiIAS. =. FUNK :
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Original Notice

Anna Tabtha Green Pialntinl Ditrict Court Of c.
AGAINST dar county, Iowa,
Charles Green. Defendant. June Term 1889
suNO CHAR. Is GREEN, Defendant Il uuaFc hereby
notified that there now file N theafficc d the
Clerk Of the District Court In and ior the county Of
Cedar in the state OF iowa patlt.ou OF Ata Tebha
Green, plaintiff. claiming 81 "a sdvofre srsin the
bonds OF matrimony now existing between You ard
said plaintiff for the that since Your marriage
with said plaintiff you have become an habittial
drunkard #@
Now unless You appear to said petition and defend
thereto al before noon Of The second day of the
term of said Court, TO he begun and held Upton in
said county, the sth day OF June 1853, default Will
be entered against you and Judgment and decree
dered thereon IN accordance with tho pray OF said
petition. 5. A. RI>SEII, -
nlsw4 Attorney for Plaintiff
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SHERI FFSALE.

nI virtue OF ~ special execution to mo di-
ID reclea. issued from the office of The Clerk
Of the Circuit Court. in and for the county Of
smith, and against Daniel Frederick and
Mary Frederick. have levied upon the fol-
lowing property AS the property of the said
Lot number six (6l and the north half tl5l OF
lot number five 81 in block number nine i9( in
Iowa q ~ = ~ rl&.s 4t1@# EFf3tF -
And shall offer he same for SALE at the court
house door In the town Of Upton, in said
county, on Saturday the 9Th day of June A.
ID. 1859. at one o'clock p. NJ. of said day to sat
isfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this Sd day of May, A. d. 1890.
JOHN d: SHEARER
nlsts Sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

District Court of Cedar County, Iowa June
Term 1863.
kEU BEN SWARTZLASDER, pIT)
against
Thomas Stanley, Defendant
FINo Thomas Stanley, Detendant: You are
/ hereby notified that there isnow on file in
the office of the Clerk of tir District Court in
ana tor the county of Cedar in the State of
iowa, petition of Reuhen Swartzl.uder,
Vive ajndginent obtained by him sgains, YOU,
on the l6th day of April ls5s in the District
court OF Cedar county, Tor the sun Of three
thousand one hundred and firty-six 75-louhs
dollars damages, aud six A. his dollars costs
40" unless you appear To said petition ami
day III the next term of said Court to be begun
ana held AT Upton in said county on the 1th
day of June. 1850, II default will be entered
against you and Judgment revived thereon in
accordance With the prayer of said petition.
lswt PIATf 4 CARR, Atty's for Pltf
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of she Throet anA LaaGs,
such ~ cOughs, Colds, vShesriag
Cough, DrOnC httis, Aathsno, t9.5 "a

Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine, has anything won widely and 40 deeply
upon tho confidence Of maAkntl, as this cxcclloas
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series ofyears, and among most or the racse ~
men it has risen higher and higher in their estae-
ton, as it has become better known. Its uniforms
character and power 70 cure the various a1Iscetess
liable protector against them. While adapted y
miltlcr fovnl. Of ,soase and to young chires. -
~ fhe same time tho most cccttAl remedy that can
he Uiycn for ncii,icnt cons sumption, ana the dane
1eroms affections of the throat and ungs. As pro.
Vision against sudden attacks Of Group, 1t should
be Kent On hand in every family, and indeed ~ m
are sometimes subject to colds aud coughs, ~
Although settled GOHsnssab,fiOsi Is Thought n.
durable, still great numbers Of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled have been completely cared,
and the patient restored to sound health BY the
ChcrsW Jcctornl. So complete is its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat. thae
the most olstipate Of them yield TO II. When Moth.
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry ree-
toraJ they subsisle and disappear. tE l-r#zsI8s
i SinOcrs ard Public Speakers find great pro-
As:hna j. always relieved and often wholly
BromeAifis il generally surrt BY takins tn,
Cherry PICTORIAL in small and frequent lSsca.
SO generally are its virtues known that Il 10 ~.
necessary to publish tho certificates Of them here
or do more than assure the public that It's qualtiSs
arg AuHy maantaned. t5sfE Is sls4a48 tlfg lite Hi
tt4a Prepared ~ IA aa.,4aiess
DR.. G. AVER CO.. LOWELL. MASS.
Sold by Mcnamara Belts. in Upton, ana
b .gs1 - E.s Z#s .t.se ftFts..45 ~.'os'""S ~
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What Constitutes Handsome Man

Fanny Fern says: "Well, in the inst
place there must be enough of him; or,
failing that, but come to think of it, he
mustn't fail in that, because there can
be no beauty without health, OF ut least
10 my way of thinking. In the second
place, he must have beard; whiskers
as the gods please but u beard / insist
upon, else one might rs well look at u
girl. Let his voice have the dash of the
Niagara, with the music of baby's
laugh in it. Let his smiles he like the
breaking forth of sunshine on a spring
morning. AS to his figure. it should be
strong enough to contend with Il man,
slig htenough to tremble in the presence
OF the woman he loves. OF course, if
he Is q well made man, it follows that he
must De graceful Oh the principle that
perfect machinery moves tremendously,
therefore, you aud himselfandth the milk
pitcher are safe ncighbors ut the table.
TINS style of handsome man would no
more think ofcarrying cane than he
would use parasol to keep the sun out
OF MS eyes. lie can wear gloves or
warm his hand in his breast pockets, as
he pleases. lie can even commit the
suicidal beauty act of turning his out
side coat collar up over his ewes on a
stormy day, with impunity; the tailor
didn' make him; aud as to his halter.
II he depends on this handsome mans
patronage Of the last spring STYLE,
fear he would die of hope deferred: and
yet-hy Apollo! what a bow he makes.
and what an expressive adieu he
can wave with his hand. For all this
he Is not conceded, for hc hath
brains.
But your conventional Handsome
man 81 the barber's wine dow. waxt figure
mead pattern, with pet lock i'm ,he
middle Of the forehead, an apple sized
head, and raspberry moustache with
siS mars in 1t, paint pot on his cheek,
anu little dot Of a goatee' on his chin,
with pretty blinking little studs ia his
shirt-bosom; and a little necktie that
looks as II he would faint were II tlm-
bled. ia As lief look alta poodle. al
ways feel desire to nip it up with a
pair OF sugar-tonGs, drop it gently into a
pow OF cream, and strew pink rose
leaves over the little remains.
FINALLY, my reader, when soul mao.
netizes soul the question of beauty isa
dead letter. Whom one loves is aIwnys
handsome, the worlds arbitrary rules
Notwithstanding, therefore, when Won
say, What can the handsome Mr. n
see To admire in that stalk ola Miss ] .,
or w hat can the pretty Miss r. see to
IKE IN that homely Mr.. C.3 YOU simplv
yak ionsehse-aS you generally do on
such subjects. Still the parson gets his
lees and the census goes on nh The
same " Wv
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
District Court or Cctar County, Iowa, Juno
Term, 1919. It'll -. e. .sss's H.
t against may ttfst#-' #l*t
Louisa ]. IIerbrechtcr, Def. f,r..4,E -..sE.E y
glNO LOUISA J. HERBRECffTER, Defendant:
You are hereby notified THAT there Is on
file in the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court, in ana for the county OF Cedar, in the
Sat of Iowa, petition Of Frederick iIerbrech-
ter. Plaintiff asktHg for nj dissolution of the
bonds Of matrimony now existing betw cen
you and the said petitioner, ii at~Er59 4 -
Now unless you appear 10 said petition and
defend thereto at or befnrr noon Of the second
and held at Upton, in said county. on the 7th
day OF June. lNG9. u default will be entered
accordance with the prayer OF said petition.
lswt EVANS & MCLAUGHLIN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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1000 Acres Of Land

In lows ana Missouri, will sell cheap and
on reasonable terms, or exchange for jmprov-
ed property In 'etiaf cbunty, 1000 acres or un-
improved choice prairie lands in Iowa and
Missouri. A descriptive list can be seen at my
ONCE In Upton.
May 9Th, 1850. s. l., SMITH.
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Roofing and Spouting.

My principal hand has worked forty years Mt
the business; his name is WIN H. HAM
MON D: is good sort OF a man, ready for any
thing that COMES along MY GRE4T ElIf1-
RIENNii, be found in the PTRGYN BIOrR
Upton Iowa, whare viii De happy to smile OH
my customers, Come along with your green
ing you with my goods IN exchange for them.
3Dyl NM. I'll. HAMMOND. #
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Dissolution Notice.

TlyllE co .pertnership of { UIBERTSON, JACK
tual consent-H. NJ. FULWIDER retiring from
business. The business will hereafter be con-
Quoted in the name of CUIBERTSON6 JACK
Inc unsettled accounts of the late firm of
Culberlson Jack & Co. will be settled by the
new firm. AT! indebted to the House will
please make prompt payment. lSw4
April l9th 1862
a.. CULBERTSON. JACK 90.
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-, WOOD ASHES FOR Strawberries
mere Is no better fertilizer for straw
berries Than wood ashes. We remember
that one OF the best crops we ever had
was raised when the only manure used
Was wood ashes. All soils will NOT
alAe ee benefited by such an application;
Out II Is always safe to use ashes i'm can.
hec'loh with other manures. If ashes
oiiy are used, there are fewer weeds. A.
no SEED can be introduced by the ma
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THE LANDS OF THE prBIE.

Anss and tussney
Ter "fEaRtEAs GLASS VIEWS ~Lsh ~. ha., A
sssNmest Agents snr
vsess - ssisrrissd aAsa~
TMtoscorEs w msauf.r,ue ,sy stpiy, ,ssss
sorS u sAs sssi - - y Nv IT7s
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBEAs- M,nuf~irr. II Ays,ss 10 veil
" @' " N'' - '' " ~
An - ssN msds
49, any .'hrr aaaer HsIs. shsuh set lsa - -
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,


x .. l. IS -.@@,t. ~. ''s"f ...
.-., ... -sss a Perhaps NO one ,.sak
- cine is SO universally q.
quired by everybody -
~ acathartic, nor was eve
AaE5 any before SO nniversa.
~ adopted into use. il
o.. every country and ansAg
Nye 81 : IS: !. e; y; y:
sr..sx<R son 10, thnt it IL more ~
4 3Sax--~.<xs49167E11 liable and far more CLEO
aez&! tual remedy than ANY
other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those who hare
not, know that their ncisibors and fisads.
thai it never fails through any fault or neglect n
Its composition. We have, and csn show, tAes-
sands upon thousands of certificates Of rcmarka-
should We publish them Adopted 70 an ARCS =
mel or any dclcterious drug, they may 10 taken
with safety by anybody. Their sugar coating pre-
,etsee .s sSf nr G surely sesetae no harm can
arise from uaet use in any QUANTITY.
They operate by their powerful Influence on the
internal riscora TO purify The blood and stimulate Z
into healthy action remove the obstructi0ns Of Tie
stomach, Bowels, liver, and other organs Of Tie
body restoring their irregular action ~ health. snA
Nv correcting, wherever they exist, such Lsrsngs.
nients the first origin OF disease. 's sft"
Minute aieelions are given in the wrapper %
the box, Toy the following complaints which these
For Iiy.i,crsis or Ins,xe.sson. tListIess-
ness. k.iEgs:0f and H.Oan OF Appellee thCy
slIaNd be taken moderately to stimulate the stow
ach and restore its healthy tone and action. 81
For liver Complains and its various symp.
tons, bilious kHc0Anc he. sick 1EessAacAa,
yauH.licc or Green Sickness. Ailto0e
Collie and Bilious Ecvcrr, they should be in.
diciosy tnken for each ease to correct the dscaSed
action or remove the distractions which causc IT,
For Dysentcry or Dtarrh0eo, but one aid
dose is generally required. .,v y sr.Ls..
For determination, q out. Gravel, Halpes
tatiOn Of the Heart. Hsaln In sAe 1ioav
Back and l.OfEs. they should DC continuously
taken, as reti,cd, to cham diseased setion u
the system With such change those complaints
disappear 'i''E *'tt - TT
For KlrORsy and DrOlsaical kwellsags theJ
should be taken in large and frequent doses 70 pro-
dllce the effect Of a drns tic purge. "a *f.l
For Suppression a large dose should be taken
as IL produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As n Dinner Piff. take one or two lills tn Pre-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach. Id
An occns Sonal dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and inrTora'es the sy.tem. Hence it is olten ad-
yant.sgeotts where no serious deaangeincnt exists
One Who feels tolcrably well, oflcn finds that dose
OF these PRS makes him feel decidedly better, fVsA
their cleansing and renovatng effect tho diges.
tive apparatus. There are numerous cases where
p,lrgativc u required, which we cannot cnuuer.
ate hcr, but they suggest themselves to avery boy
and where the virtues Of this Eill known, ~
publieaao longer doubt what to employ.