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{ From Lester Seston, Of Naxam1ssa

MnwAcKgs, WIS, Jan "a, 1855.
Messrs. c. G.. CLARK & Co., New Haven, c..
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dy&
pepsia Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY
satisfactory as remedy. have No hsaita-
tion in sayiug that We have received GRRAr
BENEFIT from its use. Very respectfully,
LESTER SgXrOR.
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T.R E A s u n T. r.:

Me-. EDIroR: Please announce the name OF
HARVEY 7. MIrcHELL, of Green township, as a
candidate for County Treasurer; subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primary Election.
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$50 Teachers Wanted.
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lars address "The Peoples Journal" Cincin-
natl, Ohio. march9w4.
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From Rcp L F Ward. AEON, Lora,n Go, d
Messrs. srsosa Il Armstrong;, Drugstsss,
Cleveland, o: oisfs
GESrISMEs: II gives me great pleasure to
state that my wife has derived great benefit
from the uss of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. Shs
has hesn for q nun ber Of years greatly troah.
led with Dyspepsia, accompanied with violsas
paroxysms Of constipation, which SO prostra.
tad her that she was all the while, for months,
unable to do any thing. She took, at -our
instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has de-
rived GRKaT BENEFIT FROM 1T, and is nov
comparatively well. She regards this msdi.
cine as srea. blessing. Truly yonrs,
Jan IS, 1868. L. 2. WARD.
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S IL e r. IF r.

Mr.. FpIToR: Please announce the name OF
ADAM ARNOLD, of Sunsbury township, as a
candidate for Sheriff; subject to the decision
of the Democratic Primary Election.
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GgThe inaugural crowds out our
market reports this week.
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Teachers Association.

THE next meeting of the "MoNRoE COUNTY
i TEACHERS ASSOCIATION" will be held at
Woodsfeld, commencing
Monday, March, %, 1869.
eY-Prof s. J. Kirkwood, Superintendent of
Tifin Schools, has beea employed and will be
present. A. MARTIN, Chm Ex. Com.
mch2td ... ... .- -.... .
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cS OO0A YEAR can be made by live agents,
So,OUo selling my NEW AND VALUABLE IN
vBxr1oN Address J. AHEARN, 6S Second st,
Baltimore, Nd. mch2W4.
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engraving of Gen. Grant and his family pub
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agents. Address GOODsPEED & co. Chicago,
or No. 81 Park Row, N. Y. mch2w4.
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~ The attentiou Of our readers is di'
ieetsd 10 the advertisements Of Co.'s
DYsrErs1A CusE, in another part of this
paee18eo THA8EzT a'HlIHDUEI
Thiss s.tfulyssYaluaole Medicine is re-
eommsndsd By all who use it. Read the
Rsg. .ssse ot svB1 S16d 3s EsE9 t!ss1 sHt
eeftlnoates,l eAa ea kasa raf .saia II
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For Group.

The Balsanl- will be found Invaluable. and
may always be relied upon in the most sx-
trems cases.
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s Il n A Il O IL

Mr., EpIroR: Please announce JAMES o. AMOS
as a candidate for Senator; subject to the
decision of the Convention, Very few men
are so admirably qualified in every way for
the position. TAX PAYER,
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MR. EDIToR: Please announce the name of
W 7. MORRIS, of Center township, as candi-
date for County Treasurer; subject to the
decision Of the Democratic Primary Election
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Cincinnati Live Stock MARKET.
.-.. u -.-,..sf E-.- March /.
BRIGHTON PENS.

BRIGHTON PENS.
The receipts for the week have been
,s4O Cattle, 615 Sheep and 075 Hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-Tbe supply still
continues heavy. The market has ruled
very dull. The quality generally was
good. The demand from shippers and
butchers was moderate, aud good many
were loft unsold. Prices are about the
same as our last. We quote sales Of
butchers Cattle, common 3ia4tc, fail
49a54c, prime to choice 54a64c shipping
6iaT4c. 30
'SHEEP-supply light, and with
good demand the market is active nnd
firm at from 4a5a.
HOGS-With limited demand the
market still continues dull, and sales low
from s4al01. Extra heavy would bring
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A s r. A II Il MI IL " II

Of the various Funds remaining in the Treasury OF Monroe
County, Ohio, the first Monday in March, AD, 1859
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-09
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.

GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards since Fri
day, February 25, from all sources have
been 320 Cattle 500 Sheep. $50 Hogs
and 81 NJ Mules.r r.sT ..,4,5 .....,
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts have
been heavy and the market dull; prices
25c per 100 lbs lower on all grad es
We quote inferior at So .75a45O, medium
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AL Mo UNCE MENT S

.1nnounciag the names Of candidate.
for office 50 90, payable invariably IN
adcance. We ~il! not deviate from this
rule. 49,
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BD. SPIRIT: Please announce HRNRY Z. WEST
as candidate for Representative; subject to
the decision of the Convention.
TAX PAYER.
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TERRIBLE MURDER !
A Man Shot Through the Heart /


For several yesrs pas, there seems tobave eE-
listed an enn,ity bctween bIr. BESUY LuSpH, and
Mr. DAVE PniLLlrs, both owning adjoining
farms on the Portage River, somo three miles
cast Of Bowling orccn. The d,mcdty arose
about ditch concerning which lhrrc has been
several lawsuits.
According I, the beat authority in our pos
session, the oourt1 snstiincl PniLurs, and
granted perpetual injunction and the ditch was
closed, but has since bVcn opened by LrSpY,
which, wc.bcliesc WAS the prcicSl used by r.
for seeking an interview with l.. which hsd its
fatal results on Saturday, in the death OF Mr.
CHARLES LuNpY, sonof llrSRY LuSDY.
Both partic, had their families AZ the cclobra.
tim in Bowling Green, on SATURDAY last About
noon Mr.. LuSDT aud wife started 10 the village
as wo suppose, To- take dinner with his son. Mr..
l.. ssys that Z. must have followed him into
town from the gruunds, for jnstas he (Lj gotin
the gate leading tn his sons house, and passed
his wife through II, =. accostcd him concerning
the ditch Hut few words had passed whcB
CuAHLKs, either seeing knowing that = .rRr io |
a revolver, and hearing the conversations, flushed
fence jumped II ahgltipg between his father
aud PHrLLrrs, caught T.. BY tho shoulder and
whrlcd him around. II seems that as soon as
CHARLES caught Z. by the shoulder, +. placed
the pistol tn his breast and fred. CniELEs fell
but Immediately got up, jumped tho fence again
and ran inlo the house an asked for his gun.
llc then said to his father, why dill you take
anything from that fellow Did you not see
that he bad pistol in his hand 20
In a few minutes after, CHARLES commenced
iainting, aud said nv 0nl no his s',ot me !"
or something to that effect. licexpirod in u few
minutes thereafter, nnl upon examination 1t was
fouu that the bill had taken effect Asar the
breast bone, ani hal pissed through the heart.
Mr fniLIIrs says that ha reiroated n few
ro Is, AMI was followed aud struck two or three
times by the young man, which is deuicd by th G
father.
A tlcr the shooting PHILLIrs ran 20 the Office
of r. Corr Esq, Judioo VI thi PSicl, gave
himself up, sayi Ing that he WAS willing n abide
the decision ot the law az b. htl only acted n
self derOncc. lie hal blcn there but a short
time when a crowd Of er,spcrAtel eitiIi ms sur
rounded the Office, broke in the door, kn ockcd
PhiLLIrs down, aud treated him in a mos
shameful manner. We are informed that ho wal
three times rescued from the mob, by the officer,
Of the town assisted by som, OF the citizens, and
Tho third time tlc officers bad succeeded Ia got
ting him into wagon anl started fur Perrys.
burg and before they had scarcely got out of tn,
suburbs ofthe town the wagon was stopped by tn,
mob, on horseback, which seemed more deter
mined than ever to give him hearing befcr'
Judge Lynch" Atthis critical moment Sher
| IN HRowSDEaGER, who had bcrn sen, fur, ma d,
his appearance, took charge OF the prisoner
brought him safely n PcrrySUurg whore he now
lies IN Jail awaiting trial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09
The New York Time' speaks NJ tho gallant
. c,;cu Of the Ohm R,publinan Slate Convention

The New York TImo speaks of tho gallant
ac,inn Of the Ohio Republican State Convention
in the follnwins approbatory terms;
"pho Obi, Convention has displayed firnnoSs
where hmdity most was feared. Tie drlgAt NJ
nsgrv snfrRnchisement, when last Suhmttcd To
the popular snte of tho Stitc,his been suggested
IN svme quarters as a reas,n fur mnci c'ution
ia regard 10 the fifteenth am .ndment Rnt the
convention displayed no sueh fear, After af-
hrmlng its concurrence Ia the rcconsruciinn
InsasaFes of Congress, Il committed itself to the
sEasadmcut, as u srqucncc 1T reconstruction,
and also on the ground Of its essential justice.
The iSsue which the Democracy Of Ohio have
dared Republicans ~ make, therefore becomes
n prominent Feature IN tho canvass. Other issues
are brought In which will give tho Democrats
quite enough to d. in defending c1trayaEincc
fLr which they are responsible, aud eScusing
the Shortcomings II Legislature under their
coatrol. The reckless paitissn-hip Of the Dem
ocFa,e majority. and their fnurc t meet I o
Just expectations " The Ststr, will give t. tho
Republicans sufficient popular strength 10 over
cons any slight detection that may pe ucea-
'iaasd by the championship Of uniterpal
,uefpEe." ..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09
WOOD COUNTY REpUpLICAN
CONVENTION

The Republican voicrs Of Wool County, arc
requested 10 meet in Convention, NJ Bowling
Green, sn Saturday, August IL, 1869, for The
purpose sfpuuine in nomination candidates ior
the ftiiowirg osIires. tc-wi,; Auditor. Com
n,i.siou.r, 1 Probate Judge, l Prosecuting At
,rrney and I Iuhrmity Director, T. b' supported
AZ tho ensuing election. e.
py order Of The Central Committee.
&. l., DOCGuToN, Cb'n.
PmRTssrRa, July !, 1850.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Lewis H. caSS.
Administrator on the estate ol Dauiel Middleton
deceased II C. Srow, Administrator on the cs-
tate OF Phillip Young, deceased and Randall
Swinehar, Administrator ou the estate OF Dav d
SLaughterbaok, deceased, have filed their ac.
counts for final settlement Of said estates, which
will be for bearing on the slst day Of July 1852.
j. A. BoNNELL, Probate Judge.
July G, 1869. lle'.
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Administrators Sulo.

John Lony, Admr. prohN> Court.
vs. Wood County, Ohio.
Aka Nicholson ot al
By virtue of m order of sale, To me i,snod
from the Court of Probate, nt Wcod county Ohio,
viii offer iur sale At pubie sale, At or near the
premises on MONDAY, August l6, 1859, be.
tween the hours ot 10 aud IL o'clock A. VI. Of
sa,d daf, tSA following described real estate 20.
Wit: The north hall soG'hwSst qu,rtcr,S0 acres
more or less, appraised at sL>se 90 the south
part west paIt nGIth half southeast quarter,
is,S aorcs moro or less, appraised at 1926 90,
An oi said lands are in ScchOn number 20, tp (,
range cast, Wood county, OHIO Terms OC
aud ons-third in two years, deferred payments
bearing interest aud secured hy mortgage on
the premises sold. JOHN LOUY, Admr.
| July 6, 1869. lll$5 IS
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In BanllruptCV.

IN the District Court cf the United States, for
l the Northern District of Ohio.
In the mlttor or :, n. Beach, in Rsnkruptcv,
pt Cleveland, in the said district, on the ID day
of july A. u, 1859.
Northern District or OHIO, IS.
Take notice that petition has bcen filed 10
said Court by SCHUYLER y. Beach. OF Tole,io, hi
the county of Lucas 10 said district, daily 90.
elared Bankrupt under the Act of congrcss OF
March si, 1867, Tor discharge, and 4 certificate
thereof, from all his dobts and other claims
proyable nudgr said Act, and that The ath day
of August next AZ 10 clock A, NJ, is assigned
Tor the Same, when and where ron may attend
aud show cause, u any you have whr the pray
er Of said Petition should not be granted.
You will also take notice that the second aud
third meetings Of Creditors, required by the 25th
and 2sIh seelious Of sid Aei, will De held by
order of said Court ON the "a day of August A T.
d. 1888, AZ 10 o'clock A. N At Toledo 10 said
district, before J. r. OSBORN. ESs., one Of Toe
Registers OF said Court. EARL BILL,
ttsrt ~ ~ hshfrt c,s,f.
10 lie creaitors ofsail BauArupt. mss IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09

Tie Supreme Couit 6f Tennessee has aTaat.
"a Sursrsedeas ~ ths order Of the Chahcer-
Cuuri uf Nsmpbis. which Pisvguis toe BotTd t,I
AidsrNeu Paylag ,he ygsy inis re. On the city
iEs. by vote oi tho eitiSsns. II "a doubtful,
- the y AlisI po~ s,ands, that the july interest
vii bs paid, unists ,Ls fT.ends VI The ely colls
a. ilS relief tasDelally.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09

An Ant Trap.-As the season has arrived
for these pests the ants - house lwivessnd 9TH
crs who are troubled with them, may probably
use he following trap 10 advantage. PrUeurca a
large sposee, wash Il we'll and press Il dry,
which will leave the cells qdite open then
sprinkle over II somc hue white sugar ,sud place
4, where the ants are troublesome. They will
som collect upon the sponge, and take Up their
abode IN the cells. II Is only necessary 10 dip
the sponge IN scalding hot wator, which wiz
wash them out dead. Put more Rugar, and set
the trap for new haul this process will soon
clear the house Of every ant. 90. .e'----
Try HoHs rcyc,oJie Sigiiiun Ho'r t''"e'ffr, u
rou would have a lutufiant eroAthri hair.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09
THE ALBION.
Amended Torms since May l, 1893

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A DMINISrRAToR'S NoTICE,-No.
"a tiee Is hcrohy given that tue undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad.
ministrator gu tho estate OF Andrew kingtn
smith. late of Wood County, Ohio, deceased,
All persons interested will govcm themselves
accordingly. DANIEL HALL.
July !, 1860. lIe'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09

. eslsbgah9n Aour german e!tsens governed
By baltsr PEideiplss ani clearer perceptions Of
qrsepBsty tAnn soma Of their countym,u in other
towss. cassbrSlad our natinusl anniversary on
aoudiy insasaa of Gu 6Hnday, Toe day wss
clear rand Passsd,o % bSrDoaipusly. pleasantly
l6l Rths EStisa elicu Of all. Many came 10
hbn tks sssnlsy aod'thS paubct ID SeSudInes
pAA quito laf9e. ''
IAervsaiAr rracasiiegs vera eaul leloa Ss
Aarsuysberg sRnserbnai, yet m,ny cslehra.
Iedapon their individual, responsibilities ani {; /;
their several fGooies dictated, fortunately, MT
40 accident nllrsi ne festivities Of the day,
Ia ste mor5ltg. grand salute was arei, ths
a,gsrSu Gp SDd the the towp euiivened by good
music. 10 the Afternoon we had a. grafton by
J.R. TrLsR, Esq which was fayofably rr0ire J
SahouGh we ealid no., as GJ1l TemihITi sub.
scribe 90 thb sentiment that "geleroul wiVe
maEeth tue hsir, glad" JouS EASILY, Esq,
read che Declaration Of IBaspsndeuee. IN ger.
mln. and Dr.. J. u. RausSaL LSx read, 10 german
aPostloD Ot wlShins,oes Farewell Address.
Atlsg cha Aidrsea e1ms the contest cp vtlOel.
psdes bE he Prise Ola silver cup.
he Distance ran was % rOda. 90 the Ilouc
pie. Then wera four entries aud tho eosaPet.
Shsss passeA 0vsr Sbs oOurso Ia successiOa, the
tlus rsgSired by eash 10 d ~, bsiug earsfully
obserrveAei UDtVd BY judges s-ies,sd Nr ths,
palposs. The teeaN was as fbtiows.
CuNnISds sin'''ss'.'.....i m,aute q seconds
tuI.8 ..'''''''''' ''.'s.,,l minute 2t seconds
BO0Is s'''''''''''''' ''''' inmate % seconds
YEBaR' ''.''''''' '''d,l not ruu tlrous
Tho eup was awardSA n Mr. FootE.
Our gcrmae friends eoVelSdVd With Lall
which ~ss 50 rscsedipeiy pleasaptto % tlcu that
Hty "Resolvvd. 10 wopt g. boUe 'iiil ~oruing
'iu bfola dai llRLl.1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09

Tue iaud We Lore,"s southern msgaJius
,s's ae amusing Ssory of the 6rst battle Of Bull
Huo J no" a wounded uuiOn' prisoner begged a
L0a.s'.s' lSsT 30 .slisvs bm Of his s1eerisSs
~ osa'A how ths brave "Tissr eooly graft.
asa Sia' ~ cutting Ais throat with dark how
% thea bowed te ,bs otLsr wounded men auS
o'laa' ''tsa f"a'sSull asoassg la,e sss utasr
gta,smvu.'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09
Feter rCartwTight-Ilis Services In the
Cause OF Religion,

feter Cartwright, who il scrviOg his Rfticth
year Nc presiding elder in tho ME. Church,
write 90 the CsOLral Christian Advocate iron,
r,caSsnt Plains, Ilini Is !" l think il quito nr.b.
aSle tGSt the good Lard will Eivr nIo NV dis.
charge iran labor as my jubilee brfnre our can.
terence st LS'eoln, and, Il So, ismy desine that
'hi! conference remember my aged wife, her agc
eighty ueSt August, 18th day. We we're mar.
ricd the 18th, 1903, she has, therefore, bcen
she wife Of travelling preacher sixty .one yesrs
the 18Th ofueXt AueId. W. have tiyed tegcih.
er slxiv.one years. SLc bas boine up under an
tee hafdshirs, puyatlops an6 poverty of a trav.
ehHg, prcaehe Tor nearly siXty,cue Tears. LEI
the old pi'ueers " the csrly DAYS Of Nrthodism
say What tudTings the wife of trsVriiug
preacher must have gone through in that tipe,
sor although | have been a regular travelling
preacher siIiy-hve years next fall, | never re.
ocivsd my dWclplinarY allowance Tor support
from the church but theve Years of that long
travelling life aud yGt, thauk God, ! would rath.
or have The comforts ! hays enjoyed as poor,
be President OF the uuited Staies.@
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-09
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
rem PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

!. !. !.
The reputation this CT
cellent medicine cnjOys,
A>2-1 "a Is derived from its cures,
N q a many OF which are truly
%eH-SeE marvellous. Inveterato
A~ cases Of scrofnious dis,
m IN ease, where the system
~ ER seemed saturated with
&aA eA corruption, have been
-A purhcd nnd cured by IT,
II ...,safSs ScrofNloas Ageetions and
- 81 disorders. WhichV were az,
.6SEs o. ErayatGa by the scrofl,
II, Ions contamination until
thoy were paininIy aniehng, have been radically
cured in such great Numbers in almost every sec,
tion Of the country, that the public scarcely need 10
be Informed OF It's virtues or uses,
serofuous poison Is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race Ofteu, this unseen and unfelt
tenant o. lhe organism underminGs the copsttution
anu invites e attack OF cnfcebling or fatal Diseases
without exciting suspicion Of It's presence, Again.
y seems to breed infection throughout tho body and
into one or other OF It's hdeous forms either OF the
surface or among the vitnis. In the latter tuber,
Sles may be snddenly deposited in the lingt or
its presence by erNponE on the skin or foul ulcer,
atoms on some part Of the body. Heace the Oeca,
Vtsaf 'e even when no active symptoms Of disease
SPnears Persons Aincted With the following com,
lsagth. cure. BY the use Of this S1RS1PIRfEs
LAs 80. AIlthOny's EIse, Rose or EtHsfuSIos
1etevs Sdst Rheunls ScaId Head, Ris,ssroTIrs
visible forms Of seroJs.Icss disease. Also Ia he
more concealed foE!nl, as DysPspsie. Drops..
DsSCNSca TUE ERttep4Ng NeNFdfDtna
ana The various tleeTOatS elections Of the muse u
lar and nervous systems.
Sgphufs or HeaereaI anu Mereasrfok Diseaaes
are cured w il. though long Time Is required for
subduinR these obstinate mala1ies by any medicine
But long ceatinued use q this medicine viii cure
the complaint. LearoIytNoa OF Whites, Uf~rfnS
tIeerattSas, and Female IIiSeassA, are CON,
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and inviSOrating eject, Miaute Dree.
lions Tor each case are found IN our Almanac, 1sp,
Piled gratis. RhrsNGfiSHs aad GaaIf, Nhen
raused BY aeeumulatlons Of exnAheOas matters
IN the blood, Yield quickly 10 II, as also LtreI.
CoEapiafats, TorpiditN. CSNOesft0R or Ia1ss.-
saatfon Of the Lirer, and JsNndiee, Nhsn Arising,
A. they oten do, nom the rnnkllRS poisons IN tie
blood. This slRsAPARILL1fs a great 70
storer Tor ue strength and Nigor Of the FyEtem
Those who are L0hapsfd and lfsfl3aS, DgspON-
dents Skeptees, and igoublsd with EeTroasS AD-
prshenstonS or Pe0ra, or any u the AGectiaka
tymptomatio ef Hesbs'ess, VIII md immedisas
power upon trial.
PREPIkED BY
Dr. .. c. AXEa a Co., LswsII, Mas,
Praottes7 ss& -iH4IytseaI cAsu.G.ts.
SOLD b ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwuERE.