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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-16
WANTED

r WANT 20, 900 LBS. OF GOOD BACON ;
also Butter, both Of w:aich the highest mar
ket price will be paid. B. BRENNER.
v9n93tf
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REDINGTOS { cos FLORIDA WATER.
ESSENCE OF
] a M AlC A GIN GE r.

This valuable preparation. containing in high
y concentrated form al the properties Of Jamaica
Ginger has become of the most popular do
mestic remedies for al diseases Of the stomash
and digestive organs.
As tonic, it viii be found invaluable to all per-
sons recovering from debility, whether prodpcsd
by fever, otherwise; for while it imparts to
the system all the glow aud yigor that can be pro-
duced BY wine or brandy, it Is entirely free from
the reactionary effects that follow the use Of spir-
its Of any kind.
1t Is also excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult nenstrustion. giving almost
immediats relief to the spasms that so frequently
accompany that period.
II gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused By
riding in railroad car or by sea-sickness, or oshs
er causes.
II Is also valuable IN external application for
Gout Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDINGToN co.
4le and AIS Front ST., San Francisco, Cal.
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JOB WORK Seatly and GAsagly done ;
this 0Gcc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-16
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup.

ha8 sosOa thoa1ano9 hhd 3 WI ezFs 1UC u yoa y
H.
fhIs invaiHabis medicine 10 pleasant 70 the taste;
soothing, healing aud strengthening in ~ effects;
trsIy free from all poisonous Or delstsTOus dFuEA,
and perfectly harmless under al circumstances.
Certificates from many prominent eiLizsaS of San
yfanstsco accompany eyeTy bctus of
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HOME QUESTIONS FOR THE sIcKLY
AND DEBILITATED

Is 1t worth while to endure penal torture after
every meal, when Indigestion can be Immediately
relieved and permanently cured by so agreeable
remedy as Hostetter's Stomach Bltters
Does it pay to be compelled by debility and Ian
guor TO abandon active business, when brain,
nerve and muscle can be braced up, and the whole
system restored to healthy condition, by a
course OF Hostetter's Bitters
Why approach the dinner-table daily with a
positive disgust for all that is savory and delicious,
when a vigorous appetite for even the plainest
fare is created by the use of Hostetters Bitters!
Is it wise TO live in this bright world as if it
were dungeon, gloomy, Disconnected and miser-
able, when the worst case of hypochondria can be
cured in a week by such a pleasant and whole
some exhilarant as Hostetters Bitters
Can it be possible that any person Of bilious
habit will run the risk Of remittent fever or bill
ious collie, when he can tone and regulate the
great secretive organ with Hostetter's Bittersl
Is not a species of moral insanity for any
merchant farmer, mechanic, traveller, TO be
without the best known antidote TO the effects Of
poisoned air and impure water, Hostetter's Bit
tiers!
Considering the harrassing and depressing ma
ture of the functional derangements TO which
woman is subject, Is il not astonishing that any
invalid of the feebler sex should hesitate 10 seek
the certain relief afforded In such cases, by the
genial operation of Ho,tetter's Bitters.
These are questions of deeper interest than any
of the political dogmas of the day, and those
whom they concern are invited TO give them
something more than passing thought.
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E.ctter from Missouri
cosplrroS or rmE COUNTRY

PLEASANT HUI, No, May 81, 1869.
To,r3yal wholly by railroad, or even
10y stl4. colch. one often gets but An inn
perfect idet Of the country.
propose in this letter to give tin result
Of weeks observation made on the back Of
- mustang pony in the border counties
living south of this, in Missouri. Twas
here that border rufilaus lived before the
war, and here too, it was, that Lane,
Montgomery and Jcnni-on dealt out sum
mary vengeance upon the deyoteCs of ,la-
very The people call standing chimneys
that mark the place where dwellings, once
stood, "Jcunison's monuments" Many Of
these are noW to be seen, but in the six
counties that visited, making round
trip Of about three hundred miles, | did
not sec Il wooden fence that was standing
before the war. Raging fires, that swept
through the deserted country made q
clean sweep Of nearly all that was com
bu-tibe When the war closed, the
Union men that had been driven off dur
ing the border ruffian war of '5G and 81
with them
Many of the rebels, too, came back, but
it was like beginning to live in new
country. Houses md fences must be
built. For two years after the war, very
few had settled in the country Blu,
| these few, and such as CHANGED to visit the
country, discovered that it is one Of the
best districts for farming and fruit rails
ing in the United States. This news was
spread and others came here to live, and
during the last two years, the emigration
has been great, and is steadily increasing
To give you an idea Of the growth Of
towns, will make a statement of facts
The town in which | now write, at the
close of the war, was nearly depopulated
but has now over 1000 inhabitants. Har
risonville, the county seat Of Cass county
just south of this, has about 1000. Dur
ing the war, it was for time military
post,-a few houses were standing, bu
without doors or window glass.
j Butler, the county seat of Bates coun
ty, was entirely destroyed, but now ha'
about $500 inhabitants. Nevada ani
Lamar, the county seats Of Vernon ant
Barton counties, were both very small
villages, but were destroyed. They nov
contain from 800 to 1000 inhabitant
each. Carthage was the scene of Seige
and Prices battle, the first in the State
and was burned. 1t now contains owe
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may attend the jubilee. Outside the
coliseum, they have arranged to place
thirty large street lamps. We have pre-
viously spoken of the introduction Of
Cochituate water. The drinking fountain
just south of st. James avenue entrance
is in daily use. Toward the rear of the
parquet hydrant has been placed, and
one of the city hose carriages will be kept
under the the north balcony, in con-
veniently locality, for use in case of need.
The aisles are to be 50 wide that the hose
carriage can be run through them to any
part of the building easily without re-
moving any of the seats. In addition to
these precautions, steam fire engine and
full corps of attendant firemen are to be
in the Coliseum the whole of the time
during the Jubilee. A conveniently sit
uated room, opening on Dartmouth ST.,
has been set apart for this purpose, and
Chief Engineer Damrell has in person
superintended the arrangements therefor.
In the detailed description of the Co
liseum it was mentioned that ten or do
zen large rooms were being furnished off
under the rear of the h.lconies. The
Building Committee have added several
large rooms to the number already fixed
upon. One of the number, large apart
ment some fifty feet wide and one hun
dred and fifty feet long, is intended for
the press headquarters and telegraph of
fee. 1t is situated at the left of the St
James Avenue entrance, the very best To-
cation in the whole building for the pur.
pose.
There will be four ticket offices, two at
the north or front end, and one on each
side of the building. One of these will
probably be opened for the sale of tickets
in the course of few days
While everything is going on so salts.
factorily about the Coliseum, it is graft.
flying to know that Mr. Gilmore is push.
ing forward the musical preparations with
equal alacrity, and that everything in
that department is in the same advanced
state. The Handel and Haydn Society
began their rehearsals Of DE jubilee
Choruses on Sunday evening. AS they
are familiar with the music, for the most
part, having sung mneh Of it in public
performances during tie past season, they
will require fewer lehaarsals than the
other singers.
The -ahaarsaf- OF the Societies outside
II RoAton are going on with the same reg
ularIty as those of the Boston Singers,
and, it would appear, with the same ex-
cellent results Combined rehearsals Of
several neighboring Societies have been
already held in different localities, and
others are to follow.
The sale of tickets is proceeding at
Music Hall, and there is a very active de-
mand for them, both ON the part Of oiti-
zens and from abroad.
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sTATE nF VERMONT.


OFFICE ur -r"gTTtaT uT Tram
Mortified. june 3, IeGa.
-sI.I Ilail sails are hereby invited tor Trlifsrls
the following State Dseumerfs. - WI EsFa4fr
oi tAe Auditor ~ = counts A fft AT ana ll.Ta
tsr 5tnfr4i, tlart@rIn4-rer Gtr4,ll. ~fTr, il'-'.
Arms. Railroad iomfnlrs.ouer. Commission 90
tAe Insane. DirIr'urs. SuTarinfrnlefst ard Chap
iatu Il tie state Prison, r-I-fa- q she NsrluHt
E.iDTfl school, and ITust,r- - rla uIraftlts af
vermont and state ARfGcultur1I t.aIltas. In fir
general form aud style ~ The ia. porte 81 state
Ofiesr- fsr is's. - Dc bound iB uIIe volume a3a
delivered ~ the ufiiee ~ t8e secretary - state
IA Montpelier, Ga o. before ule ss,-.a.a TAuzsas.
IA October.
Also. Tho Report e tie Board n Iancatou n
the same fr.l and style as tiat % i- G. bound If
single volume. aid - he 1riIkaTeI ~ the slIl.
time thl place.
Also. the Annual Session LAVE 81 lsCs. b. tf-
-ATB. IS u ne fhus. q lsa-. bound iu tlualE f
unla. AMI 20 b. ready Tor distribution On q tfr
tl4- int day II January. $50.
Also. the 80. ate aLA iluuse Tuurua'- 81 fL.-
same general foEn aud style o. lots 90 D. t9s-Hl
~ seflIa's yrluIza-. and ready fsrasstIlttl D. %.
- before the inst day q May, 1870.
Details II contract ALL b. governed IA az gar.
tiCulAr- by 10" prDvi-ians 81 No. 81 81 the JrlT-
let Laws Il l-ss. - which parties interest," aTs
respectfully rcf.Trsd.
Blank proposals for bids will fe furrli.lsl l'
once 10 parties desiring 20 enter auto contrast tf
any par 81 this wuIk
The night % r,i-rt aHyor al rr0rs9al a. r1rr Pr.
ae'u.d Tor tie interest u tie state is hereby
-.ryed.
GEORGE NICHOLS.
June tdkw3s Secretary u Stat
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DR.. HAMS AROMATIC INyIGORATOR
Removes from the system the Ill effects caused hy
the excessive use Of alcoholic liquors, and elect
ually destroys the appetite for these stmulants.
Il gives tone 20 debiItatcd nucoui surfaee,. If
fete matter Is removed from the system, thereby
restoring It TO is normal b. sIthfuI condition. A.
medicine, It Is quick and eifcctual, curing the
most aggravated cases 81 Dyspepsia. Kidney
Complaints, and all other Deranyernents Of the
stomach and Bowels, IN speedy manner. This
elegant preparation has stood the test Of years.
\ wInt-gias-fnll b fore eating viii give good
appetite AMI prevent al suffering ffurn indigts-
'iou Ladies ~ weak anl delicate constitutions
-houiI take the inyisoTator three times day.
wiuo -giassiuil before retiring wal. insure sweet
tud r,fr.sllns sleep. All the proprietor asks Is
'r,I and 10 induce this he has pat up the Inyig-
orator ia tnt bottles NJ so cents, quarts, 81 90.
Principal DEPOT, IS Central Wharf. Boston. Sold
by al dfugsi-'r. mlideodl3w
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lie national tribute to obliterate the gull
lying between the objects, motives and
principles for which we fought and our
comrades died, and those for which the
rebel armies banded together and for
which their dead now lie in numerous
caves They were brave, and we know
it. None can better appreciate that fact
than those who fought against them.
But mere courage never ennobled nor
make despotic intentions desirable and to
be applauded virtues. Our refusal to
decorate rebel graves marks not battered
of their occupants or friends, but our un-
diving hostility to the ideas for which they
fought and died. To do less than keep
the distinction fresh in the national mind
ia to undermine the Republic itself.
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Republican Union State Conven-
ton.

Republican Union State Convention Will be
held at Rutland Wednesday, June 10th. 1868
ut IL O'Clock q. m, to nominate candidates for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer
to be supported at the State election in Septem-
ter next.
The Republican Union voters Of this State will
be represented in the Convention by their dele
gates, to be chosen on the basis of one delegate
from each town, and an additional delegate fo1
each one hundred and fifty votes cast for the Re-
publican candidate for Governor at the last State
election. Delegates will provide themselves with
proper credentials, signed by the Secretaries OF
the respective primary meetings.
@. w. GRANDEY,
Q. w. WILLARD,
p n H.oaIs Republican
ROSWELL FARNHAM, c.a;..
SAML. E. PINGREE,
q. q. BENEDICT,
w. w. CIRCUIT,
dtd ID. r. BAILEY,
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THE BASE-BURNING
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

MORE IMPROVEMENTS AND TWO MORE PATENTs.
After long Of experiments, We have
added the Base Burning principle 10 this already
world renowned Stove, by means of hot air cham
bers in front and of the firebox, and a regu-
lator at the pipe collar. With this improvement
we accomplish the following results
LIST. coal fire can be kept all winter by re-
plenishing the fire twice every "a hours
I'd. A continuous fire can be kept through the
winter with the consumption Of less than 20 lbs.
of coal in "a hours, and the oven kept in baking
order large portion of the time.
Sd. The coal will be thoroughly consumed
without the usual amount OF cnders and elink-
ers, and the annoyance of dumping the CRATE
every morning to make a fresh fire. avoided.
4th. For wood fire, with two moderate sized
sticks Of dry wood, a fire can be kept from Is u
IS hours without any trouble.
This will be found the greatest improvement
yet made in Cooking Stoves. II has all the ad-
vantages of a self-feeder with much greater econ
omy Of fuel, and without it's inconvenience. II
Is fully secured by letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD d CO.,
IL and 10 Green Street,
Albany, N. Y.
For sale by
COBURN & RYAN,
ml9d3m Rutland, VT
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CRIsTApoRo's HAIR DYE

Operates O. rapidly as Electricity. No sooner is
the hair moistened with 1t, than glorious Black
or Brown is produced. There Is smell-no
staining Of the skin-no failure-no delay.
CRIsTADORO's HAIR PRESERvATIvE.
Are you premonished by the falling hairs that
badness approaches Sir, madam, there is, in
that case, no time for hesitation or delay. Girls
tadoro's hair preservative, used regularly morn
ing and evening, will a. surely prevent the NOR
trying contingency and recover your head with
. vigorous growth of hair, - the dew win revive
the whitening grass. There is mo such word -
fail.~
Sold BY Druggists, and applied by al Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. So Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. 6 Aston House. m22-4W
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ELLIS, IRON RIITERS

Having used your Iron Btters in my practice,
can testify to it, superior tonic properties for
invigorating the appetite and promoting diges-
ton. L can unhesitatingly recommend It IN cases
of general debility and dyspepsia, and IN condi-
tions Of the system requiring the use Of ferru-
ginous tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recon-
mend it TO all.
Yours, Respectfully,
CHAS. $. GAUNTT, 81. D.,
Professor in the Philadelphia University Of Medi-
cine and Surgery.
For sale by Druggists generally. fcb23d6m
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aRIrY Mk All I'll. nn Ynr nnnn -

Dr. Langl-y'- Root and Herb Bitters are
sure remedy Tor Liver Complaint In all it, forms
Humors of the Blood and Skin, Scrnfuls, Dyspep-
sia, CostivenesS, Indigestion, Jaundice Head
ache, and Billions Diseases, General Debility, &c
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels
restore the appetite purify the blood, strengthen
eases of all kinds. GEO. G. GOODWIN & co.
Boston. Sold by ell druggi-ts mi3d4m
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime Of Soil
tude, and the diseases and abuses which create
impediments to Marriage, with sure means Of re-
lief. Gent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGH.
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
may20d&w3m
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ALIENS CONGRESS- BITTERs

Regulate the stomach and bowels, purity tbs
blood and produce healthy appetite, after which
all diseases OF the body cease; vigor will bt
restored and life become source of happiness
Try them. Sold by all druggists.
Manufactured by w. ALLEN,
apl5dIy Fort Edward, ~ Y.
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HFI.NBOID's
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
ARSApARIIIA

SARSAPARll4LA
Eradita'es EruptIve and Lucrative Diseases Of
tue Throat, Nose, Eyes, Eyellds,
Scalp, and skin,
Which - dishgure the appearance purging the
evil effects Of mercury and removing ali taint-,
the remnants OF diseases. hereditary otherwise,
and !. taken by adults and children with perfect
safety.
Two table-spoonfuls of the Extract Of sarsapa-
rilla, ADDED TO pint Of water, Is equal 10 the
Lisbon Diet Drink, aud one bottle Is equal u a
gallon of the Syrup ~ Sarsapariila, the deeoc-
lions ~ usually made.
Au interesting letter is published in the Medi-
co-Chirur.ical Review, on the subject Of the Ex-
tract OF SaTsparllla III certain affections, by Ben
lamin Trayers. r. Il. =, &C. Speaking OF those
lisl.s-es, ss-i A.---..- a-
mercury, he states hat no remedy l. equal 20 the
Extract OF Sarsaparllla; it, power i extra-rii-
nary, more 50 than any other drug am acquaint-
cd with. II IS, IN the strictest sense tonic with
this invaluable attribute, that II j. applicable 10
a state OF the system sunksn, and yet irrita-
Die a. renders other substances Of the tonic lass
unavailable or injurious.
HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA,
Established upwards OF Is years. Prepared by
H. I. HELMBOLD,
5gi Broadway, y. Y.
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$pefial Sntifes.
VICTORY.

A CONQUEST INSTANT AND SUBLIME,
Der spiteful Nature and DER blightIng Time!
Hair white or gray, or red as sunset sky,
Assumes a Black or Brown, that charms the
eye,
Beneath the spell Of CRIsTADORO's DYE.
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvE.
AND BEAUTIFIER.--Thi famous preparation
is guaranteed to preserve the hair IN its full beauty
and luxuriance throughout ife. If the hair is
thin, it thckens it; if dull and dead-looking, it
gives it magnificent gloss. 1t Is warranted to
remove scurf and dandru, prevent the hair falling
off, restore it in bad spots, canse it 70 curl, and
keep it in splendid order under all circumstances,
and in all climates.
Sold by druggists and applied by all hair dress-
ers. Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane. Princi-
pal depot No. 6 Aston House. apr29d1 vim.
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TaE PooR MASS FRIEND Doctors bills are
too long for poor mans pocket, but many Of
them may be- avoided by keeping Grace's salve
ia the cupboard. Il Is the precious pot Of ONT
meut. curing burns, cuts, scalds, wounds, chill
blaias, chapped hands. &c Prudent housewives
wall save Their husbands hard-earncd money by
purehlsiug a box of tins salve.
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AlIgcK roEus Ii.AaIlE

Rheumatism. Lumbipp. Cold I'.t.t F434 ~ the
Chest, Of the SADIE, H,si-es aud Accent. e-Ia-
cally Of the Spine, '.o chronic N.ayHt- go Slice
ton Thereof, sore Throat. Vance I.ii-. and
even in affections Of the Heart. thi. celebrated
plaster has been found - afford .mmealf'r and
pcrmAnen; relief.
Dr. J. W. Johnson a. Hartford, write. At
this moment 81 wunus, a man applies ior one,
who, By enfanrietnrnt in 'hr - lii of u1clllery,
had both Llr = - broken. syns severely injured.
and Wa ior nearly "a year entirely A,lplc--. Tins
man found I,bel very -oYn by he Application 81
the Porous Pil-t.r,. lie y4s tosn pu1a - %
work aud How he latar- S.I a. ,y.E.'
LEEIEE THD,r DIR. TrtIEa, aF p.rE-EIII.
Thomas AI.coss Z ,ieu.lline.. since my
severe accident have u.ad as au iIgl.r .'lon 20
the bruised parts your ldnirAb.e Plaster
1t has an y ,e!l n, Hect, soothing wh,lc - I'VE
ing out the s0rauc-s ana sustaining ana strength
enin, the plIi on which = r. applied.
s. ID Ff-If IN.
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shall be glad to relieve you from any fur
Their influence toward the object named.
Very respectfully, and with the kind
est wishes for the happiness of you and
your, subscribe the old cognomen you
have give me. GOLD CALEDONIA"
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{, b23dGrn

e[- \ clear smooth skin and Beautiful CON-
plexion follows the use of HelmbOld's Concsn-
tratcd Extract SArsapaTIlla.
1t removes black spots, plmples and all erup-
tons OF the skin.
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LOOK OUT, DON'T TOUCH 1T,
unless In pure white wrappers, both wolcoti'.
Pain Paint, for pain, and his .Annihilator, 10,
Catarh. Take none other, or you are cheated
6oh BY all druggists.
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YOUNG JADIEs hawaii

or the injurious effects Of Face Powders and
Washes. All such remedies close up the pores OF
the skin, and in a short time destroy the COM
plexion. Ii you would have a fresh, healthy and
youthful appearance, use Helmbold's Extract
Sarsaparilla.
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BIZ Factories ana naohire shops should 10
be allowed 10 day without Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment. Ia case of sudden accident, an
immediate use 81 1t may save weeks of suffering,
and perhaps a limb. or even life.
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And Pimples on the Face, use Perry's Comedone
and Pimple Remedy, prepared only by Dr. Is. e
Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. Sold every
where The trade supplied by wholesale drug
gists. marchsdeod&v6m
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Ep- Not "A few of the worst disorders that az
flict mankind arse from corruption Of the blood.
Helmb0ld's Extract sarsaparilla Is a remedy Of
the utmost value.
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sss- Thr.o are several kinds Of worms which
trouble horses tho p.n-wurrns 'lo.ut"d at both
cuds are the most cimIaDu and mo dangerous.
shcridln's Cavalry Condition Powders Will III a
few days eject the worms, and the horse VIII be-
gin 20 thrive.
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81 Those who desire Brillianey Of complexion
must purify and enrich the blood, winch Helm
holds Concentrated Extract Of SArsaparila in
nj ar
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.

The necessity Of a due proportion Of non in
the blood il wen known 70 all medical men when
it becomes reduced from any cause whatever, the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being hrat
attacked, and a feeling Of languor, lassitule, and
''ali goneness'' pcrvldes the system. siiInHiauis
only afford temporary rrliei, and have the same
efec: a. giving a tired horse the whip instead OF
oats. The true remedy Is 70 supply ths blood
wife the necessary quantity Of iron. This can be
dane by u.iny tle
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SHERMAN WEED.
FAYETTE ANDEUS.
CHESTER FHILLIIS


Degr >ir-The Mower purchased q you Ia.
worked 10 our entire satisfaction. Ne has usel
one Of Woods rigld b.r Mov.r- foT several ys4gs,
and THAI dId good s-ryIcs, bEt Wood JoiHfad IsI
Mower is perfect, ar. al least. near TCItgc'l#
any mower yet produced. We ear chetrtui.y
recommend II a. Z mower vel sdap.r4 % fi+
wants Of Vermont farmer, knowing u WIll &.
good work tine thick bottom era--. and % v.TE
rough meadows.
Yours Truly.