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, 1869-12-13
ST. LOUIS,

rshFnnce on the Steamer Arthur
@'e" Hal1roAd-Nitnglex MurdcT
tAAc-kncific Railroad Stock
Nomnb-k Suffrage Asaociation-
ae luaurnnce, etcs
.sse sV' r.. Uec. n.wlas n 19nnnlaEiS ne msnr"
t.9, and ARtutactnter1', Pittsburgh, q, 100
$: an! ss1 r. ~ tEets1, Chicago g :oo; Eoa;naa'e,
ss:I f:oaalg DOCK. St. Louis, ss,5oo: NatlonM.
'st t.ooo; unknown companies, $s,a5o- On
T,eee t1s following have been ascertalned:
81. =, ~ Louis, ef0,Ue0: National. Bosron, $8,-
I'll tS9oe Mutual, st. Louu, $7,19: Home, New
reni;sj !; un,on: s. Lon!s, ta,oN; American
TIsssss; fsetnc, San Francisco, and Mefchants', /,
asa ~ =, q .eRl The un!ted states ST. Louis,
u tornb.s',o On the accompanying ba1xe, which
n II. Nas broken TO-DAY, 1t Eaxt s.. Ipuis,
aiafps fo,e !eestur i st. Louis Rsiltoed, and
Eomotisa p9t u work. Il u expected 10 be
eske3a Court te:usAd today. "a Grant :
, 1869-12-13

INDIANAPOLIS,
Pork PackfuE-IkcuEfon OF the Arm =
Of the CumhEriauda Rxc

Pork Reunion OF the Army
of tine CumbcrlRnds etc,
Special Despatch to The Ch:cago Tribune.
1hpIANAP0Lts, Dec, II.
The number 0! legs packed here this season,
thus far Amounts 10 d COO head, being Attn mutc
ttan we're packed during corresponding per.od
:ast year. The prices paid this year have been
higher, ard all the 4 noney that coald te mads
available for this purpose ms hs:o
called into use. Consequently, Etyera &tTt1XencJ
mas t1isted in the EobtJ L at1e1 The amount OF
honey that has been invest d 10 p5:k aio3e rs's
year, u s., $50 coo, nrl 81 ec0,o coo Ct tas alount
Eas been ob:a!LLd 10 this city.
TIE Indications are that there Will be q large
attendance at the 1tunioo OF the Arny OF TIE
day Of this week. the Academy OF Mus,c IS r..l=-
tpg ; hall to be uted and dedicated for the Occa.
, 1869-12-13
LINEN GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Field, LETTER 6 CO.,
State &. Washington-sts.,
GALL 7HEAr7ENr1oSo OF
FR0pKs?EEi0RS OF HOTELS
Boarding Houses,
AID Or
H0USl KEEPERS GENERALLY.
Ts their reeent l. sr71rtAdona II
LINEN GOODS,
Which they as1 ~ 4lf.E II
Extraordinarily loIy Prices.

B1eaohed Hucx Towels, s t.25 to $2.5o
per doz.; a handsome arucis Of Loom
Toweling, 10 yards for $~coi Real
Damask Napkins, $l.oo to s2.6uand up
wards; Brown and B1eachea Table
Damasks, 40 cts. and 30 cts. md up
wards; Fine Shifting Linen, E6 Cts;
lower grades. IS cts; 4c-in. Pillow Lin
ems, 10 cts; Sd Linen sheeting, 80 cts.
A SELECT TAsscRTEEEET OF PINK
AND BUFF BREgK-FAET ANb
LUNCH CLOTHS (Napdas to match
and specially In EXTRA FINE IR1SE
and FRENCH TABLE CLoTEs and
NAPKINS, designed exPro,sly FOR
PARTY USE. They have also
MARRIED DOWN their l3N11RE
LINE CT EIARSEILLEs OUTFITS to
S2.co and upwards, forming altos 'a.her
the STRONGEST INDUCE0M 3NT
they have ever offered in: H5U Sc
KEEPING GOODS.
They have also enlarged their asso IT.
ment Ct EMBROIDERED PLANO AZ I'd
TABLE COVERS, ToILMETTs ),
FRUIT DoYL1Es, VINE MATS, &c
, 1869-12-13

FIR Fisk Attempting to OuKs the
Frisico OF ExPrcssmcn-How tho
Admiral Planned to Get the Wc>ts
cru MnlIs-Eut Found a Man who
Conid not be Tsoycd-Aud Took
xsis KeycE Sc-Lxc at 8ha
Favonia Ferry:
FftH1. .As Eep Ioft Sun, DC. 10,
The whole hoEte OF Er1s Il ou the var path In a
ne@ direction. TIE Prince Ads,rul IL leatl1g Ia
pe'eop. The rear y brought ap By the torses and
nuleI attached TO tic Erie baggage tran, the
comL1sEaty department, sconts sad camp fellow
xt:ca ccnc.rIs everyone who can read aud vstte,
-she merchant 10 bis pals !al hacking bouse,
ttAnfacllpg business through the uat's involving
m..l oIs, anil tne loving and believed in their oou-
The INNOCENT EACsK Or TNI EAH
ts pubic contract Taere u q gentleman well
pFieter oi Doed Expftaa He aas amsssed cao-
siderable Nealih. the principal part Of Nhich
cane into bis poeEe. son dur1t The war. He Is 4
he CONTRACT for re caT1rng :T 81 ths m9il
nRrtet passing 70 and from ths Port Once Ii this
city TO rhe various railroad dtpots AID steamboat
uantto:inR the mails 10 diGerent paris of the
United States and 1oreign counuies. He haA q
large lumber Of ~aaons, eone Of which arc very
ces:J sLo e!egaoIl1 colssruc:eL lie nas also =
tne sick Of I0r-et. -.....
Pr1ee Etls proposes to hsve all this property
thrown overheard, ard to star: IN haseif win tho
At preseEt dlmlhuslye Erie E1psess AID DO the
Nork OF carrying The nalla, WHICH ts aoH done py
Decd.
KEccH.p1sAxcH.
Aresstnger wss ttts to III. Dodd TO inquire On
what Terms he Uou!d sell out his entire s1ock u
Prince Erie should ou1t him. Nj. Do1d replied By
ffT:rg Fncce Ere's Ttcpnno.tcr1pH party distinct.
It,,p,n1 in oood oraer. saas ceremony. nad In.
ttan1er or Of waiting tor furious assault IN the
fGrn OF loot TIE IecoorolIeE1nR parry re.
r1rEtd to headquarters. The reconnaissance had
= r11IftfnU Mr. n9AH m ard
, 1869-12-13
The EQ11Atlus no., Uta

The Ga1latln, no., Hank Robbers.
6r. 1op1s, Dec, 11.-0ne Of the Ga1lattn, Mo-,
banr ROBBERS WaA thrown rom his horns aud
dragged eorne distance while making his escape
but was Afterwards mounted upon m assoctatet
horse. Botn escaped. and have beeu tIaced t.
Brecttnfl69e, oo The Hannibal St. 10 Railroad
On the WY there they robbed 1nAn Of hiS horse
The e1c,temApt tn D1vfeB County u great
, 1869-12-13
FOREIGN,
Report OF q Contemplated Coup
d. Etat in spuia.
Rumor Of Contemplated Change In the
French Cabinet.


REPoRf AND COUNTER REroKr,
PARIS, Dec IL.
Pr1sAtt adgiceB received here assert that Cen
eral Pztm contenplates Il coup d'rsat; that, SIRE
OF 16o voices tn the Cortes, he will proclaim the
Duke Of Genot King, and then prcseut lar 10 TIE
Cores making himself Regent during the mlno1t-
~: that he relies On The support Of the army tie
Generals being in bis fsyor, and tha. he Will send
On the other hauh public despatch from Madrid
announces that Pr1m made speech yesterday IN
the Cores, IN which he denied any intention OF
making coup dttat. He declared, how
ever, his belief than an tmmeose
majority OF the country Was In favor Of the Duke
Of Genoa; that the Duchess Of Genoa was willing
her son should nocept lte croxD, and In MI prob
ability the Duke wonld hooa be proclaimed King.
, 1869-12-13
T.3fIshu1uh iii MARKET.

PTT18DC1aH, Dec IL .-tFuda petroleuu1-Matket
opeaed Ya1e hut ttsadv nd etetsd a. hs9cs Nth r. no
cenhtT, u 1s4e: sao ht.s spot 4 l53e This pries
was trt+iy bid, with no ael3eFt. Refined nacaxp and
declining; tales Of 10 hrls eseh. JAonafJ aua Fehfu
arJ. It sac M0 btf. December, It a5te; eoo brs Ut
Rl5se. 4pQt Offering Il ale.
, 1869-12-13
GFeRt Txrlxntu.

Great 4r1tHfus
u. De LEssErs AND TIE srRz CANAL
LONDON, Dec. IL.
H. De Leseeps denies that the Saez Canal Com.
rany Ia In want Of funds, or requires International
protection. He promises that all unfinished WORK
tEg With navigation.
PRESIDENT eEAxr's uE=sAag,
The Obserrfr says Grants message makes an
impression IN financial circles. It Ia repa.ted that
afr. Lowe, Chancellor Of the Exchequer, does tnl
It necessary to 1osse loan IL the open mnrket to
provide the means for the purchase Of telegram
lines, IN accordance With ne recent act Of Parla-
ment
MAE1Ng.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec, IL
The steamer City Of Brussels arrived to day.
The West Indt. raii eteaushI7 Duora, from st.
Thomas aI1iScd yesterday.
Franco.
PROBABLE CHANCE or CABINET.
PARIS, Dec. IL,
L courc!t Of A1lni2ter1 Tas held at O'Clock this
afternoon at the Tuiler1es- It Is runnoIed that
this extraordinary meeting Of the council has
been summoned to consider and decide on An In
mediate change In the Cabinet.
Cuba.
PROPOSITION 70 REyIyE THE ELavH TRADE WITH
APRICA.
HAVANA, Dec. IL.
The leading planters hare Issued pamphlet
proposing to organize = society for promoting tae
importation Of negroes from Africa after the abo-
litton Ct slavery In the Island. The proposition IS
signed By dTe Cuoan aud Xix Spanish plausers+ It
Has reported that the scheme had the approval Of
the government, but Captain General De Rodas
officially denies that 1t has received hla sanction.
, 1869-12-13

STKELE b HITUHOoUK.
NKNGpAFX8 ADvKHTtktNa AGxH1A. pIA16o44 1E1A'
IRx HDlIpC10.
Ars aA1osed 10 foF 181 1119UAA
= e.r isse.a rat'. a~d a'ss foe a1y N7s!x HsrstH
Ne&kafF NeEsFp &afuxtns II Ataa9aa, ~ Fkets3ss
<rt' losA: prtesI kFsass for nsr1E ~ pops ~
Mfv3. fug~IkRAd oyaf<s.
, 1869-12-13

Mk,cruM, Dec. If. n MahoD, recently elect
road. puh!thst ! tasduaIniny N pafsoaa AeaAnsE
buying eordf. EsJ'l3 moneJs and mak,n& eo94
txscts with anJ o sho old ofaodH q UHoVeoSx,
WhQ nom hare Posaeeklpo Of that SQ4A
, 1869-12-13
a Former Minister to China q Des
fMNlfCr.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA prominent 1awJet
and politician Of this city, noted Tor ha secession
Liter to China from the United SiAtes, has Il
Is reported. emoezzled $4,000 sent
here 1Eom Europe 70 Pc invested
By him. and has lied the CITY. He Is Eno"n 70
have been In financial difficulties for foDe time.
These facts hare been known In newspaper cir.
cles fo7 come days, but were not puhllaned until
io.{ixF,
, 1869-12-13

FANlss Dec. II.
4 telegram nom Rome reports that tie Pope
has 1ssued decree providing thst, IN case Of his
death, the Ecumenica1 Council shall BE- dissolved,
aId zone but Cardinals take part in the election
Of hIB Bnccea4nr
, 1869-12-13

N8ENAFKn AoyE1TtNNa AdxEfE.
~ auso1issd 10 r4osEss od.sFt4seses Fr TH1 THE
rax. At osesss rz:A 40. a,e % rs.stes adeer
ftrVseAts pr nneSees for All NEEK4lPEAt OF MA1A1N
In onp lasgagsl T. ~ Q. 1TioFsss d ta4 S*e.
kaherEa 1stesxt EFickt.
, 1869-12-13
I. O. O., F,
/, o. o. f.

The NJ, r, Grand Maeter. J: Ward Elsts, Etu E4sst
DUANE LODGE NJ. II. Q: q Z: 91afsMS 1sS ~ III
Membess 81 he order are sorafay tnyhed g sttenn
0y oSoe's SECRETARY.
, 1869-12-13
STORAGE.
CT0R ACE
T,IVERY:STABLES... $.

r.~nr.i, F,onr. Beef Pork. Lard. and GenefL Aes
+h.nst.s n low ~ zny dsss-eass hense u ths d1
1a-nr,nrn ner cent. QHA6. B. FOSTER CO..
Ao'1' Il T. aud n Horth 0tntonst
, 1869-12-13
I.INENS

AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Specially reduced for this occasion
to very low prices. Fine Damask
Towels, Fine Damask Napkins, Doy-
lies, Damask Cloths and Sets, Of our
own importation, reduced rs per ct.
Very cheap lot Of Pure Linen
Damask Napkins at S1.25. Linen
huck and Diaper Towels, IL 1-2c
each.
, 1869-12-13
WATCHES.

L1VERK
1t rates On and atseE thts datr TG Tsaass 9us
rstes 1rpE1 is to Is peT CENT WRIGHT bAgl
yrsrn Dec i8a9 9K EIaz4o u. coz North skasn1
, 1869-12-13

FIFIT.CENT DEPARTaIENT.---
ne will begin this week the sale OF
large lot Of Goods suitable for
Presents, at so cents each article.
These goods are about half-price,
and consist Of Jewclry, Fancy
Goods, Lace Udkfs., Gloves, Lace
Collars, Shaw1s, Tides, &C., &C.
4 speciality of BLACK SILKS, OF
our Own importation, very cheap.
PAISLEY SHaWLS reduced In
price. ~
| Large lot Of Cheap HOSIERY,
| Knit Goods, and Underwear, al
| much below original cost.
Bargains In Laees, Lace Hdkfs.,
Lace Collars, Lace articles, Embr'd
Goods, &c DC.
Remnant Sale, as usual, on Mon
day.
, 1869-12-13
npnrnE WATCHES

rro,s, 70 selI the oruieo Watches % par cant b.
loW cotna oot Price 1st. w.ot3nS q: hShoe soe
1<zs fet thsee yesfk L1ssSf4 ~ Ella IA
md q knds Il ~ ~ E.ssss 81 "a taisa Eva y 4sss
| for saIa Ut m asteuiaa4ax lev RFee. 1AA1461A.
/ ~ EtbtAkf.
, 1869-12-13
MASONIC NOTICES.
HNS071lE.

eTNS0MIE.
CLEVELAND LODGE no. nj a. T. AND L. ID
The ANIMAL comm pnicstion for the election Of ofees
payment Of eues. and transaeting other Important
hnstuees, III bo held on ThuEeday evening Dec ~ =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
Trust in God for Little Things.

We are too much like children who cry
and make great ado about toys and
Sweetme att, while they can trust for
clothing. general care, and house in
which u live How many of what may
be called the small things of this life and
of religion We are anxious about, while
the great concerns we leave with God
Now. why can we not commit ourselves
into his hands for the small As well a the
great? Let us not forget that he rules
the atom a well as the world, that he
feeds the humming bird aS well Is the
eagle, that he provides the crust as well
as the feast. that he numbers the hairs of
Your head ~ well "a the stars of the firm
ament Shall he uphold all things and
not uphold YOU? Shall he clothc lilies and
feed ravens. and not clothe and feed you.
o We of little fai,h2 As Christian. God
has made over 10 you crown that fadeth
not away and can YOU not trust him for
a crumb which perishes? has he clothed
You with the garment OF salvation, and
viii not YOU trust him for the clothing of
the body? Has he provided house for
YOU in the heavens, which hath founda-
tons, whose builder and maker is God,
and viii YOU not trust him for taberna-
Gle, or a cottage in the wilderness? Has
he given You himself, his Son, his Spirit,
his Word, his grace, his promises, and
can You not trust him to give you bread,
friends, clothes, habitation and all the
necessaries of lifes Surely if he has given
YOU the greater, he will give You the less
This is the very argument of ST. Paul /;
he that spared not his own Son but de
liyered him up for US all, how shall he
not with him also freely give US all
things?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
Checrfu1,,ess at Meals.

IN the scramble for money and for sue
cess, the great majority Of people pay
too little regard to that cheerfulness
which should be an accompaniment of
every family meal. 1t is very common
for husbands and wives. either from toll,
care, or perplexity. to bring home their
long pent-up i'll nature, and manifest it
in scolding. grumbling. or sullen silence
At the dinner or tea table. lf there be q
family OF children, the effect upon their
young minds is deplorable. Meal times,
which, for many reasons, should be the
most joyous part of the day. is often
really the most cherries and unhappy.
Papa frets about his business, and throws
off at the table an amount of i'll nature
corresponding to the food he eats. Ma
ma is cross, and occupies her spare mo-
ments in relating the mishaps of the day.
The poor children cannot do otherwise
than partake of the i'll nature which
hovers about them. Eating under such
circumstances is neither pleasurable nor
healthy. The food is swallowed without
sufficient mastication, and indigestion
and dyspepsia are the consequences.
This is sll wrong. Whatever per
plexities may arise during the day,
should be thrown aside before meal time.
Pleasant faces, cheerfulness, and even
boisterous hilarity. should be the attend
ants of every meal. Ample time should
be allowed for eating, that every one
may have an opportunity for enriching
the occasion with sprightly conversation,
laughable stories, and OVERLOOKING mirth.
That very proper department, which
some people boast of, is black pall OF
unhappiness to many a household.
Above all, let the dear children be en-
couraged To talk at the table, and to he
mirthful. Let even the little three-year-
old be encouraged 10 relate his exploits
for he has m experience every day which,
IN him, is rs important as ara battles
To great General. Let parents show to
their children that respect which they
would have them show to others.
Children are original; and their unre-
strained talk, when they have grown up
under favorable influences, is frequently
more entertaining than The every day
platitudcs of very proper grown-up
people.
One reason why SO many persons are
so unutterably stupid in conversation is,
that when young, they were ruthlessiy
snuffcd out by their mistaken parents
whenever they attempted TO join in con-
vcrsaiion.
The family table should be the greet
ing place of happy hearts, each impart-
ing to the others a thrill Of its own hap
piness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
M A N HOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just published, new edition OF DIR. Culver
- wells celebrated Essay on the radical cure
without medcinel OF SPERaArORRHRA, or sem
inal Weakness, Involuntary seminal Losses In.
Potency, Mental and Physical Incapacty, I'm
ped ments 30 Marriage, etc. also, CoSsUMlTioS,
EPLEPsY, and FITS, induced b. selfindulgenoe
or sexual extravaganza.
H5-Price, in q sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated authOr, In this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrated from thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming consequences OF
selfabuse may be radically cured without the dan
gcrous use Of internal medicine the application
OF the knife pointing out mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and efectual by means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
icdliy.
Hs-This Lecture should be in the hands Of ev.
cry youth and every man IN the land.
Seut under seal, in plain envelope, 10 any ad-
dress, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps Also, DIR. Culyerwelps Marriage
Guide" price . cents. Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. c. KLINE Il Co,
I27 Bowery, New York, Pc Box 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19

A waggish journalist, who is often
merry over his own personal plainness
tells this story Of himself: | went TO
chemist the other day for a dose Of NOR
phine for sick friend The assistant
objected 10 give ii 10 me without pre-
scriptiou, evidently fearing that intend
cd 10 commit suicide. "Pshaw!" said J.
,do look like Il man who would kill
HIMSELF"
Gazing steadily at me moment, he
replied. II don't know II seems u me
if looked like you. ] should be greatly
tempted 10 kill myself"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
IN BANKRUPTCY
In the District Court of the United
of Maine:

IN tut Disrict Court OF Tue UHIttu otatts-DIstrcI
of Maine:
In the matter of Victor VI. Abbott, Bankrupt
THIS Is 70 give notice, that petition has been
presented TO the Court, this 5th day Of January
A. ID. 1909 by Victor n. Abbott Of Mexico. bank
rupt praying that he may be deereed TO have full
discharge from all his debts provable under the
Bankrupt Act and upon reading said petit ion; Ii Is
ordered by the Court that hearing be had upon the
same. on the LIST Monday Of April, A d. 1852 before
the Court in Portland, In said District, at ten
O'Clock NJ, and that notice thereof be Published
in the oxford Democrat aud the Portland Weekly
Advertiser newspapers printed in said District, once
week for three successive weeks and that all cred.
itors who have proved their debts and other persons
in interest, may appear at said time and place and
show cause if any they have why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
VIM. PREBLE
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
feb 5-l2-le
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19

-Planchette has invaded Brigham
Young's dominions, and his Salt Lake or
gan shivers with horror at its democrat
ling influence. Brigham Young warns
all his followers 10 have nothing to DO
with Planchette, lest they be ''drawn I'M
der the influence which accompanies it"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
DIR. 1oRINa on EMsIxa NEAr STOCK.

DIR. rORING OK RAISING NEAT STOCK.
In The evening DR. Geo b. Loring, Pres
ident of the New Eagland Agricultural
Society, delivered lecture on the Raising
of Neat Stock.
In commencing, DIR. Loring gave some
valuable statistics in regard 10 the mum
bers and value Of neat stock ofthe several
New England States; and paid high
compliment 70 the energy and usefulness
ofthose pioneers in the improvement of
live stock in Maine. DIR. Benjamin, and
his brother, Chas. Vaughan of Hallowell
He said: The Importance of g judicious
selection of cattle for our farms is fully
recognized by all who take an interest in
agriculture. The domestic animals are
mans allies and partners in the tillage of
the earth. And Of them all, none are SO
Immediately connected with nil farming
operations, rs the many breeds of horned
cattle. In their various forms they consti-
tute a large proportion Of our agricultural
capital. Il is matter OF special interest
10 know the process by which the present
breeds of cattle have been brought TO
their existing proportions. and how they
can be preserved in their best condition.
We have the advantage of the experience
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
roa PURIFYING TBsE BLOOD.

The reputation this OK.
celIent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from lts cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inye.crato
cases Of Scrofnlous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofiilous affections and
disorders, which were az
grayated Ivy the scrofG.
Ions contamination until
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19

Success rides on every hour; CRAP
pie it and You may win, but without a
grapple it will never 90 with YOU. Work
is the weapon of honor, and he who
lacks the weapon will never triumph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-02-19

tous contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers In almost every sec
f,on of the country that the public scarcely need TO
lie informed OF its virtues uses.
scrogtlous poison Is one OF the most destructive
cnemies OF our race Oftcn, this unseen and nnfelt
tenant Of the organism 1pdernines the constitution,
and invites the attack OF enfeebngo or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion OF Us prese en-. hssn,
then on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other Of It's hideous FORMS either on o
surface among the yitals. In The later, tuDer'
cles may he suddenly deposited IN the lungs or
heart, or rumors formed In the liver or 10 shows
It's presence by eruptions the skin, or ioi ulcer
atoms on some part Of the body. Hence the occs'
siopal use OF bottle OF this SarsaparA!d b adj
yisable, even when no active symptoms OF disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com.
plants generally find immediate relief, and, st
length cure, by the use of this S1RS4P4RIL-
letter, Salt Rheuss, Scaid Head, RiHDror1H,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears and other erupuons or
visible forms OF Scrofuioss disease. Also IN the
Heart Disease. F3fs, Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
and the various Tlccroas affections OF The nnscu-
lar ard nervous systems.
SvpkAts or geaercai and Mercuridf Dfssdses
are cured 10y II, though long time is required Tor
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine
hut long continued use OF this medicine VIII cure
the complaint Jeneorrh0a or Whites, Itepine
JIe~rafioas, and Female Diseases, ara COM
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by ia
purifying and iDyigoraiing effect Minute Diree-
lions Tor each case are iounu W our AHnhhb7, sup
plied gratis. EhrHHsdfism and Gotsf. when
caused by accumulations of eniraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly to It, as also Lfr"r
Complaints. Torpidify. Co"1e,tion or InraDi-
NATION Of the Lirer, and JdHBdfcc. when arising,
a. they often do from the ranking poisons In no
blood. This SARs4P4RIJL4 IL great t.
storer for the strength and ylgor OF the - stem.
Those who are Langtid and Lisness, Drspon-
| dent. Ne~ptess, and troubled with Nervous Up
\ preheasiOaS or Fears, or any Of the affections
symptomasic OF W-ak.~ss, viii fnd immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of Is restorative
power upon trial.
PREPIRED BY
DR.. j. G. AVER a co, Lowell, Mars,
Practical aud inaiytfeaI Chemist.
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