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GRACE,s CELEBRATED sALyE

cures In . very short time Cuts, Burns, tcaidss
Wounds. Bruises. sprslDs. Ery,ip-la-. Salt kh-um
Rinswam IN .pped banhs. Bo Ia. Frozen Limits,
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"OUT OF SORTS"
Take DR.. q. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bit
ssru.-shs most medicinal In the mxrket- Estsb-
hahed In laOa. mlA~odAvim
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TO LET-FROM NOV. l. 1869, A
l. fine store Is Morse's Block, pposite Depot.
Enquire Of POND MORSE.
sept3dlw
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T>HE BURDETT ORGAN 8.
Lates. improvement for Parlors and Churches
BEST ORGANS MADE"
n. v BROOKS Music STORE.
ALSO:
THE ICKERING PIANOS.
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THE PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR,

A18 3h9O1O6Nx - W NM
Against al inpoations upun the peopas, and
Science, following the Rlsious example, u out
AGAINST THE POIBONERS
Who cell sugar Of lead hair dyes, that not only
ruin the hair, but pazalyss the system. ImposteEs
WHO Destroy TIE UNwARY
should b put down b LAP. In TIE nssntims,
cnasxADono's McWssoa aAn DYE
h o0sssd under Tie g>asaatss ol ProGsD1 Gail.
toa. - fhnsus a.aiytisal ehsaist. IN eAsssnt
PURE AND HARMLESS PnRPARATlON.
CArioeadoeo's Hair Prssesva'ivs. 81 Dssssiag,
as0 hks charm O tie 1atr amer Dysing. Tsy
sugllAsvlm.
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IN BBLS. CAnQnKD PLAST1H
~ Hssssvsd ~ aS0y
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~ Great harm and discomfort IL caused BY ths
use Of purgatives which grippe and rack the sys'
TEN, "PArsons Purgstive Pills" are ffee from
all impure matter, and are mild and ealth-sivine
I'm their oDerstion.
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FUTILE 4 CO..
Herald Bookstore.
Rutland, Aug. 81, 1862
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500
WOVEN
TUCKED SKIRTS.

$3.50 EACH,
PLAIN, GORED AND RUFF FLED.
B.H. b JRT,
Sole Agent.
These skirts can be ironed as cas- ily as plain
bleached cotton, and are nearly as ch, zap.
Sept. 4, 1869.
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Pittsford, Aug. 26, 1869.
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ELLIS IRON BITTRRS

VIII enrich the blood ami prevent IL from becom-
ing vatery and weak, give . healthy complexion,
restore the appetite, inveorate the system, and
are vesy pal table. These bitters are rerora.
mended 20 al persons requiring safe and vaiu-
able tooie, to inpsFt tone and strength TO the
system, not given By Bitsess merely s'imulant in
their elects; which, although they may poses
tonic vegetable properties, cannot rive ~
strength to the blood VII - the Iron Bttten vii
give.
Prepared by VIM. Ellis, Chemist. For sale il
Rutland. Vs. ALLEN 4 HIGGINS,
1eb2odom DFuGEists.
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A NOVELTY!
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gold, and we hope he will do II. By such course
much may be saved 70 the south that Is now lost
in exchange and for advances; and by simple
and easy method the now vexed question Of
specie payment can be solved. IL then makes
the suggestion that the chamber OF commerce OF
Memphis shall at once take the matter up, and
we doubt not that II viii occupy large share Of
the attention Of the Commercial Convention 10
meet next week In that city.
The action of the Mobile Board OF Trade last
night points TO careful sitting Of the subject in
all its bearings; and its postponement to the June
meeting will give time for its thorough coDsidera-
ton. Meantime conference can be and with all
points in the cotton growing region. An inter-
change Of views can scarcely fail to produce al
unanimous recommendation In favor OF the Regis.
ters suggestion; for the prees OF not only this but
neighboriDg States, seem emphatic In their ssser-
tons Of the soundness and popularity OF the idea.
or course neither Mobile nor Alabama could act
alone; but If the sense of the whole gulf coast
prove to be 10 favor of the suggestion of Mobile,
she will be better prepared to act from having
beforehand thoroughly csnvasssd the subject.
Mobile Register, April 10.
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Ghs Jlu 0rltaus qrestsut.
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL Is. 1858.
Hfr ORLEANS Real estate Market
CRsscxzr orrrcz, - Damp strssA I
New Orionna April Is. 1872.

czsscxzr orrrcs, y Damp ssrssA
New Orissna April Is. 1872.
During our perambustons yesterday We acct.
dentally met with an old friend whom We had lost
sight Of since Just after the collapse of the Con-
federscy. he had, before the war. been clerk
upon steamboat, and had always found 1t hard
some fifteen hundred or two thousand dollars per
snnum. The clese Of the war found him With
wife, one child and not single dollar, without
situation and little prospect Of getting one. Hi,
to put his family under the first shelter which Of
fered-that was small cottage, far out in the
suburbs; II happened to belong to q good old
landlord. who, as long ss he saw that his ten
ants tried TO pay, did not push them. The
cottage was surrounded by quite an extern
sive lot which was grown up with weeds. no
former tenant ever having attempted TO cultivate
1t. From having nothing to do, and being pushed
to exertion by extreme poverty, It occurred TO
him that he might probably occupy his time by
cultvating this waste lot and he went at the work
with will. How he has succeeded during the
three years and q half he has been 90 engaged,
may be judged from the fact tina. We were yester-
day entertained In q very neat new cottage. stu.
ated in the midst Of large and splendidly cult
waited garden, al Of which is his property, and
only one more installment TO be paid at present.
His house is comfortably. il not elegantly furnished,
and his family are a. we'll clad and a. comely 80
that Of any Of his neighbors; and, he is and has
been Gil this time his own master.
1885, q n S h ss n dSy about
$1,000, snd calculates paying as soon as his fruit
and melon crops are ready for market. he has
never hired q laborer, nor does he employ single
horse or mule for more than q day or two each
season; but he is an industrious man, and works
in HE garden with an enthusiasm which would in
sure success in any calling, and he sells bis pro-
ducts on the spot to dealers who come for them
regularly.
Now, what is there to prevent others from fol-
loving this example? There is plenty of unoccu-
MED room for hundreds of euch industrious man.
The demand for all descriptions of garden pro-
duce is growing daily, instead of diminishing, and
population being on the increase, IL must con-
tinue thus for an indefinite period. The business
does not require SIS capital 70 start with, and the
first returns will begin to come TO hand in about
month and half. Here is indeed a chance for a
fortune, better than gold mines or revenue Offices.
We hear of several hundred applications for
positions in the Custom House. They had better
withdraw them, and follow in the noble example
of nnr friend.
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The Corros CRoP.-We find in the New York
Herald very elaborate communication from
Atlanta, Ca, concerning the prospects Of the
cotton crop Of 1850. The writer estimates the
number of bales made, states why cotton Is being
literally carried 10 market, and shows by figures
the rsvsges Of the caterpillar and boil worm.
His estimate Of the total crop for the present
year, after deduciing 7z5 600 bales destroyed by
csterpillsrs, ETC., Is 2s0l6,00o. We give the
tab
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TIA MvEKToAa
WILLIAM n. EOOLE6,
Attorney ~ Law,

orr1ux ms NORTH THIRD STREET. 81. LOUIE. no.
wm solicit Psssnt rrcsssuss Psssus Suits old
sstsd claims Expecting to reap pron, from szeh W
patents frst application for barely wis. costs
and hsvrs bssn IN ths business for tina
lied 70 shaps Stains - 70 svsa nfrngsusn< AZ ssa
sess attended 70 pronptly-~dves frss h al oassz
Bess Of city rssrsnca given vhes dssrsx
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Commercial 5ntsuigettts.
Onnscuxv ovrIcx, No. u UIxr sYrxrs, |,
Wednesday Evening. Aprfi IA l869 y

Wednesday Evening. April IA 1859. :
CoTToN-The P. N. telegram from Liverpool of
last evening, denoting renewed activity and 6rmer
prices hada favorable effect on our market at
the opening Of business this morning The in
quiry was very good ct prices confined TO yester-
days limits, which terms were accepted by
several factors and Q fair amount OF business ives
done. Upon the arrival of to-day's early tele-
grams, however, factors and holders advanced
the market continued active throughout, the sales
footing up $500 bales, and closed steady and firm
s. ~ a Ssyssd viz Ordinary
27S0-c.; middIing 2s}02s2c.; and strict mid
ding 29Q1-c. By the above 1t will be seen that
there has been an irregular advance to day Of la
&c. per pound upon all clsssidcstions.
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OFFICE OF BRADFORD 81 CLOYD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
N.ineoln, Nebrnska

We in announcing have receny
ahED Sn agency ~ NE s6S oa9 .. for uorns
ourselves and correspondents OF the locston kind Of soil
notice are ample having had much experiences
here since the location Of the State Capitol s this
The immense emigration from the European continent
well from neehborng States 70 Nebraska this season
excellent the extreme beauty ofhe face Of the
try the hesbfuness Of the climate and the enterprng
inhabitants marking It rapidly Ring
State renders the establishment Of Offices whore the emgani
and land seeker or landowner obtain
RELIABLE INFORMATION Ar SMALL EXPENSE,
very necessary and hope Nonresidsnts
Of title their lands have paid hs
Of ccmmisson) and correct statement Of their lands
proved what their future Railroad prospects their pox
nifty Schools churches snd towns and win undertake
to sell OF buy for them, charging fer our services only fair
have thousands OF acres ofsnd for SALE in every kind
OlocstOn lands Of all description and all kinds Otems
the best the city, private residences which
osr citizens capitalists abroad at ssch prices As
We viii locate subject private entry with NOR
or bounty land warrants either commission
sell land warrants for distance good
for those intending to take their resdezcs
Persons desiring information In our line Of business are IN
70 ecresPOns with Us and we winfOrm them promptly
REFERENCES.
Hon. s. H. Calhoun Nebraska City, Neb.
Dr. s l. Grant, Nebraska City, Neb.
Geo w. Bs,s ntI Go, Lincoln, NsS; ~,
Robinson Aston Real Estate Agents New orleaaA La
Capt r II BIsdsOrd, Attorney, DOnaldsOnvins. La
Q. A. Bradford ESQ Noble Ala
Hon John D. Freeman Jackson, Miss:
Walter Brooke, Attorney, yicksburg, Miss.
Cen Frank Blair, Sc Louis. No.
L. J. Rsstin, Editor Journal, Glasgow, Mo.
Gen. John B. Clark. Fsyette, No.
Ofhce. Corner Ith and strests,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.
B o I L ID Il r ,

DETER Boss-
L ILDKR,
Returns thanks 10 the Of Nsw Orleans ,s-
ronase the last s~ssty He has made extsa-
additions his Workshops and introduced
working machines, which win ensss him to attend promptly
70 any business his Ina shop and oacs Of Ply
and Washington ssree<s, Mechanics Exchange ben
Nal
Y ALTMAN. j. O..
xRoPloAL ROOFING nANUFAoroRx.
And
pzALEs N GOAL. CHARo9Ah COKE WHITE
BAND AND F1RRwooD,
Ne. oeA Bienviile Street. Corner OF Marais.
Orders lsr ai the above place. or Bon - Ecchancs' HI
change, VIII receive prorpt attention.
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WEsrEKK LANDS AND SECURITIES

sddItisn 70 Government State and Railroad Bends
Stocks buy and sail Lands In Illinois, Wisconsin Mime
sofa, Iowa. Missouri, Kansas szd Eebraska.
The highest srios paid fer htlss 30 LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES
We also purchase st best rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCBEDITED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDS
Correspondents solicited, and any information required
furnished Without charge Address
AysrIN CoRBIN CO.,
Bankers. New York City
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WILLIAM O. COOKIES
INSURANCE AGENCY,
so...... .........Camp strees...... ...........s0
REPRESENTING OVER 81 500 900 CASH CAPITAL.
FIRE RIVER and MARINE RISKS written ct Current
Rates Al Losses Literally Adjusted and Promptly Paid Al
this OfEca
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Digestive Elixir Of Fepsina.
GHINAUIH co. CHEMISTS. PAETR

PEPslNR the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Oorvssrt
MUSICIAN TO bis majesty the Emperor Of the French, Ia tbs
Juice ITSELF rather, the digestive principle purified
which dgets food In the stomach When, by
other the supply of digestive fluid IL small the inevitable
consequences bad digestion, gAsE gsstregiA inam.
nation Of the coats Of the stomach and bowels heart
burn pituite AaRmis loss of strength and Gin femassl
choross The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned the
appreciation the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
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MEDICAL
\ GARD,

A ..........:........"..."..A GARD.
Physicians ana medical students who desire 20 obtain
practical knowledge Of the dsses OF the chest
informed that sf Clinics including Physsloey Pa
biology and diagnosis Of the will Be- given
the Charity Hospital during the coming summer months
BY Alexander Fart n. ID
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EREHCE MEDICINES
-TRKPARzr EY-
GRIAAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is RUE RICHELKy. PARIa
No More Copaisa and Cube
sRsHAULxs CAPSULES ANB LIQUID KxYkAC7 OF
NATICO vEGEfALIa

WHARF al ether medicines failed prsparson
VII always sfsct Thsso insure rapid sAd
Of and ehrc.c Of pvats
sccre and are fopnc greatly superior TO- all hitherto known
mineral remedies ard Oopzba and Oubabs fhs nioctisQ
used In rscsst and oseesls In more shrese sssss
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A-s---. ~-r-v--ao1s Dysp1oa.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls ND1OA
PHzPAxHD BY GrIzAHf 4 Co., OEznsfs PARIS.

Recent experiments In France England and Germany
proved that these Cigarettes sovereign resdy for
above distressing Affections especially vhsn RsllsdcnnA
stransnium and Opium have failed to give rslisf
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OUIsIAEA EQUITAHLE
LIFR INSURANCE COMPANY.
sapitol............... 600.
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q. CLAN DsAEIEe Gen Agent W. z. HARPsk Secretary
kEDIcIL nxAnEERk
Dr. =. q. Eec, Or. SsmT Chopin, d. z. Leaon.sz,
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ALL KINDS OF LIFE RISKS TAKEN-ordinsFy Ldfs
and Animal Endowment; Ten Annual Endowment and Five
Annual Endowment Single Payment; Participating and
Non Participating, issued By this Company lev
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ALL PAYMENTS EoN-FoRFEITABI.E.
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Charles Briggs, A. Lfcourts
Ant Carriere, Frank Williams
Geo. A. Fosdicks Thomas Byrne,
X. Brugier SOhn Thomhill
Chas. LATTE. Sohn s. Wallis
p. Anderson, George Foster,
Alfred KearnN Andrew stevars
A. Frerichs l. Pothier,
Geo W. Dunbar, r. Pisggo,
Il. =. Stockmeyen Rudolph SieA
Geo. W. Hynson, II r. Given,
Archibald Montgomery, W. q. Black,
Henry J. Vose, Geo. q. Carmen
T. Marqueze, ThOs II. Hunt
Chas. Wieshasr, Chm Honod.
A. Z. Montgomery, o. Carriere,
r 8. Howard.
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CFECSAE TREATMENT OF CnRoNrs
- DIsEAsEs-DR Dr. BAUssET win take ehsrss q sss
20 the following chronc disss<ss
Diseases Whites, Bennorrhess Ulcsrs) Rheumatism Gouk
Dyspspsa Chsrose Liver Comp Dss<sss Of the Trina
Organs and Deafness Consultations every day from Il
elsck I'll at bis ONCE, Of Orleans and Bozr
bon Streets kesidsnes No. a Dauphns street.
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Brain work wearies the body more than
physical labor. After actively employing his
mental faculties all day, one feels much more
weary at night than he who may have been
around on his feet in business pursuits. Much
OF this WEAKNESS is the result of the mere me-
chanical work of writing. At all events, those
who have employed amanuenses have expe-
renced great relief Mr.. Parton never per-
forms bis own writing. Having carefully map
ped out in his own mind the subject which he
purposes to treat, he throws himself upon
lounge or in an easy chair and dictates. while
scribes writes. The same is true OF Mr..
Dana, and they both throw off matter with
great rapidity. 1t is likewise true OF the man
useript that 1t undergoes but very little cor
rection or emendation afterwards. In this man
ner one can husband much physical strength,
and escape good deal of nervous wear and
tear. Furthermore, one by employing an
amanuensis avoids the necessary division Of
attention which results from thinking and
writing at the same time. He is enabled to
concentrate all his thoughts on the matter In
hand and thus perform much more labor, The
additional amount of work thus thrown off
will far more than compensate for the remu-
neration paid an smanuensis.
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Poetry.

from stednan's new volume, 1.-THE Blameless
Prince, and other POEMS" published by Fields,
Osgood g. Col
An Autumn Song.
Ncclouds are in the morning sky,
The vapcrs hug the stream
Who says that life and love can die
In all this northern gleams
At every turn the naples burn,
The qnail is whistling tree,
The partridge whirs, and the frosted burs
Are dropping tor you and me.
Hot hilly hol heigh o!
Hilly no!
lnthe clear October morning.
Alopg our path the woods are bold.
And glow with ripe desire;
The yellow chestnut showers its gold,
The sumachs spread their fire;
The bTeeges feel as crisp as STEEL
The buckwheat tops a red;
Then down the lane, hove, scurry again,
And ever the stubble tread
Ho! billy no! heigh o!
Hilly hoi
In the clear October morning.
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Important Certificate.
speedy Cure Of Whoeping Cough |.
j. w. PEcKFTr. ESQ. Broohlxn Nv

/ am not in the habit Of taking advertised medi-
clnes, nor OF certifying to their curative effects when
they come under my observation; bnt l feel con-
strained to make an exception in favor OF DoDD's
NERvISE and Invigorator, medicine have used
In my family for some time past My little daughter
had been suffering from severe whooping cough for
several weeks, and was so much broken OF rest at
night that-by excessive coughing aud loss ofsleep
her constitution and general health seemed to be
giving away. Various remedies or paIliatves were
recommended by intimate neighbors, but nothing
was tried until our attention was called by physi-
clan not now in practice to Dodd's Nerve. This we
procured and commenced using at 0nce-with an eff
feet immediate and surprising. AS the commissions
were hardest at night, we BEGAN by giving the Ner-
vine her going to bed. Tie first dose administer
ed made its impression; the cough became less ire
quent. and very much less severe she soon got her
accustomed sleep, rapidly revived in health and
vigor, and in few days was well as ever. WHAT
was left of the whooping cough thereafter Of no
trouble OF course cannot but consider Dodd's
NervDe and Invigor tor an invaluable romedy for
this distressing malady. / may add that have
since recommended 1t to several family. friends, in
like circumstances, and have found it In every case
to be equally successful 1t needs only to be known
to come into universal demand.
j. w. PICKETT.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, One Dollar. TIC sw
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Portland & KennebeC r. Z.
Winter ArrangensnI, Dee. 4. 1865.

rxsszzzux, Passenger trains leave Portland daily
Dat Ito. p. III. for stations ON this lin:
and for Bangor, Newport, Dexter and Stations OF,
Maine Central railroad; Also Tor Lewiston, FARM
ington and stations on the Androscoggin 4. Il.
Passengers for Bangor, Newport, Dexter and sta
tons on the Maine Central R. r., viii change cars at
as via the Maine Central Road.
Leave Portland for Bath, and intermediate sta
tons daily, except Saturdays, at $50 p nj,
Leave Portland tor Bath and Augusta on Satur-
days at s.15 P. NJ.
Passenger trains are due at Portland from Show
hogan, Bangor and Augusta daily at 2.25 z. NJ. and
from Bath daily at $50 A. nj,
Fare as low by TINS route TO Lewiston, Watervflle,
kendalls Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
Central stations are good for passage ON this line
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, Dexter &C., will
purchase tickets to KendalPs Mills only Snd after
taking the cars on this road the Conductor will fur
ush tickets and make the rare the same through to
Portland OF Boston as via the Name Central road.
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and Tor Bel
last at Augusta, leaving daily arrival Of train FROM
Boston, leaving at 80 A. Nj and tor Solon, Anson,
Norridgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake &C
Skowhegan, and for China, East and North Vaseal-
bore az Vassaboro'; for Unity ct Kendalls Mile,
ana ior Canaan ct Pishon's Ferry.
Ansr... ,Ws HATCH, Superintendent.
augusta, Nov. %, 1868. dec3-dtf
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The Medicine for
WHOOPLNG COUGH.

DoDD's NERvINE and Invigoiator gives agreea-
BILE and almost instant relief IN the spasms of Wh0op-
ing Cough. This is complaint that all children are
expected to have; and when comes strange say,
tie or nothing being done to break its Intensity or
help the sufferers along And when it is reflected
that very many OF the diseases of older and adult
years have their origin in thu tear and strain OF
Whooping Cough, this neglect would be utterly un-
accountable but tor the fact that chiIdrens Diseases
like many OF the weaknesses of women, consider
come st ically unconcerned about them. Let them
cough it through, as we did, seems generally to be
disease and Dodds Nervne and Invgorator treats it
with COMPLETE SUCCESS. Molhers, Try IT. and
save your ones the worst agony of this distress
ing Affection A sure and beneficent medicine.