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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
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wEDNEsDAY:::#::FEBRUARY 8.
A. McGREGOR, EDITOR.
Hon. John Sherman.

The Washington correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune (RadicaD is heavy
on the Buckeye Senator, and takes
his photograph as follows:
"And yet, I am sincere in the belief
that John Sherman is less admirabIe-
thus growing wise, than if he were a
l title more like a citizen of Mansfield.
and little less ike managing man
on Wall street The great painters
understand this facial matter. Wit
ness AIRY Schaffer's much-praised
canvas of Christ tempted by the Dew
il on the Mount. The DEVILS face is
altogether the wlSest. 1t is a 'Eman-
aging mans face" He throws him.
self into plausible attitude, and mar.
rates in sententious nutshells the All
vlntages of descending into the world.
You can quite hear him articulatinp
"There is bOundleSs career before
you. L control the party in Caperna-
um, and can get you the nomination.
You may have to dodge the small
subject of your constituents repudia-
ting, but I'll fix up the platform my
self and take the responsibility. The
minor and usual ceremony of wor-
shipping me can be done just here in
private, meaning of course that 1 get
your support when I need it,
Senator John Sherman, the manap-
ing mind, with all this wise exterior.
has passed that youthful promise OF
growing to simple, sincere, valiant
dutifulness in the service of the State
and the nation. Entirely a politician.
visible dimly in many a doubtful
vista, the masked leader of many a
disSembled midnight gathering. his
influence woult be to the State of
Ohio what Cameronianisln would be
to Pennsylvania, or Weed-and-SWee-
ney ism to New York, were it not
that Ohio IS we'll advised State. with
a vigilant press, an honest extraction,
and love of character. AS Ohio
stands advised to-day, Mr.. Sherman
could not be returned to the Senate
by any miracle of legislation forone
phenomena of the "managing mipd'
is that it docs not beget confidence. and
at last overreaches itself. The Chica-
go Tribune has repeatedly exposed his
want OF convictions on financial
questions. The New York Nation
and other authorities have been as
faithful. He is a prolific suggester
and champion Of expensive legIsla-
zion; but he belongs to the class of
men whom it is not 10 heinterests of
the public to have grow formidable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

A day or two ago boy about four
teen years old passed through Cleve-
land, on his way to New York, who
had walked the whole distance from
Omaha to Columbus. His name was
William Peterson, and he had accom-
panied his parents to Kansas last fall.
Soon after arriving there both his
father aNl mother were taken sick,
and died within couple of weeks of
each other. Left alone among strang-
ers he grew homesick, and determined
to reach an uncle's in York State.
Want ofmeans compelled him to walk
and accordingly about the first of last
October he set out. He says that
to him, so that he never suffered for
want of food, -...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

TaE Siamese Twins, Chang and
Eng, are about to getseparated, if they
can. An English paper says: ostLast
week Chang and Eng waited on
Professor Syme at the University for
this purpose, After a careful exam
ination, Professor Syme was strongly
of the opinion that such an operation
would prove highly dangerOustot their
lives, and accordingly advised that
Incorporation should not be performed.
Sir James Y. Simpson, Bart, also en-
tertains the same view, and the Opin-
ions of the two learned Professors
may, we think, be taken as conclusive
evidence on this hitherto debated
poiRt. It is intended, however, to
take the opinion of Paris Professor
on the subject, but doubtless the opin-
ions of the two northern Professors
will have considerable weight with
the twin brothers in whatever course
they may ultimately adopt. ls
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
A Short War History.

In one of the towns of Northern
Illinois lives man who was a quar-
termaster at the commencement of
the war, with a regiment from Ohio.
Originally very poor, he now has a
house finely furnished, and the sudden
change of fortune is thus explained
by his wife, who has no hesitancy IN
repeating the story to her friends,
which is as follows: That at Nash
vile her husband found a house de
serted, and that he shipped the con
tents North, and now enjoys them.
Among the articles are marble-top
tables, etGgeTe. with rare shell orna-
ments, window curtains, both lace and
damask,a "a large amount of bed-clothes
and linen, said to be marked with the
name of the owner, table linen and
rare napkins, and a large amount of
rich ladies' clothing. Rich silks of
rare pattern.n not now to be purchased,
are still worn by the family, whose
previous condition and the articles
preclude the idea of their purchase.
A large amount of thread was also
sent up and sold at the same time. :
+ Any party interested, who would
like to recover the same or the value,
which is considerable, or as memen-
toes, can get the name of a correspon-
dent, by applying at this Office, and
also get the name of responsible
attorney who will assist with much
pleasure, and free of expense, lifsnec'
essary. The above is no faucy,sketch.
We have in our possession sufficient
proof of the facts above narrated, and
Our informant has taken pains ltC
furnish US with reference. - -NashUilgt
American. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

How TO Bo1L MEAT.-When meat
is placed in boiling water, the effect
is to coagulate or harden the albumen
upon the surface Immediately. This
coating resembles the " hite of hard
boiled egg, and serves to protect the
albumen and juices of the interior
from a like cOagulating process. The
combustion of heat to the interior is
impeded, and the cooked meat is re-
tanned in delicious, juicy condition.
Cold water permeates the fibers of the
meat, and as il becomes hot, heat is
conducted through the pores, and the
whole mass becomes hard from the
coagulation of the albumen. 1t is
therefore better to immerse meat to
be cooked by boiling, in hot water at
once --,JolI7laE Of ChemtstrV.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
MEDICAL.
old ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
" Talon the French system.
QUICK CURES and LOW PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

Dr. Teller continues to be eonhdentlAlly and sue
ecssfuy consulted on all forms OF private diseases,
Al his old established Hospital, No. Beaver street.
Twenty years devoted to this particular branch Of
practice. enables him to perform cures such rs no
other physician can and his facilities such lbe
scians Of the Old Wsrldl for obtaining the safest
well the latest remedies for the diseases, that he
Jder inducements TO the unforunates. of rapid
70 be obtained at no other ONCE in America
IH1eyphillis. Gonorrhe, Structure, Enlargement
OF the Testclea, and Spermatc Cords, Bubo, Ulcer
ated Throat, Sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones. Cuta-
neoua Eruptona Biles, Ulcers, Abeess, and all 9TH
YOUNG MEN
addicted to secret habits, who have impaired their
health and destroyed the vgOr Of their minds thus
LIls, are notlhed that consulting Dr. T. they win
dnd friend 20 console, and \ physician who has
DIR TELL.ER's GREAT WORK
or the Married. and Lhoae contemplating marriage
400 pages-fnn Of plates-Priee 20 cents. Sent to
All parts under seal by mall, post paid. The slAgle
married. and the married happy. lecture on Love
or how TO choose q partner-ya complete work on
before Published 20 cents enclosed VIII secure
= To THE LADIES.
DR.. Tcller still retains in America the agency tor
. the sale OF DR.. VahOl's Italian Female monthly
Pills, for stoppA ages irregularities and other ob
.trnctions In females.
on receipt OF one dollar. the price Der box these
pills VIII be sent by mail or express 70 any part oi
Ine world secure from Curiosity or damage.
once hours nom N TO p M and on sunday
0to1p m
~ addressing DR., Teller, encloeing . remittance
Medicine securely packed from observation sanI q
any part Of the world All casea warranted Nc
soliss this, address An Isttsrs % =
bDANsR Ct. AhlAA1 M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

Two MINERS unearthed q gold
nugget weighing forty pounds at the
Berlin diggings, Victoria, recently.
The nugget is valued at e1, 800. A
short time previous the same men
The yield of gold for the month of
October exhibited a large increas.
We can easily credit this when we
are reminded of the finding of twenty
and forty pound nuggets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

THE Crawford County Forum hits
the 10 per cent, interest law this rap:
International bankers and monopolists,
have by their Vaccinations intensified
the stringency of the money market
caused by the restriction of the paper
currency; the usurers see a golden
chance to grow rich off the public
necessities, and are beseeching the
Legislature to legalize an exorbitant
rate of interest. This, we feel safe in
saying, the Legislature will not do.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

UNDOUBTEDLY, if the bill which
passed the Senate on Thursday, legal
izIng ten per cent, as the rate of in
terest, becomes a law, great distress
will be caused throughout the State.
Business men and men who have to
borrow money, and who run in debt,
find it difficult to pay the present rate
of interest. An addition of four per
cent. will make it intOlerable. With
high taxes and a ten per cent. inter
est law, there is no encouragement
for the enterprising.- Ohio SSdtesnlG'l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

The Earthquake season is not over
Columbia, city in Mexico, was
shook mp on the goth of December so
violently that numerous buildings
were thrown. down, and a number of
persons killed by the falling walls.
The earth, opened in several places,
water courses were changed, hills were
leveled, and there was grand up
heaval of things generally, What a
pity it is that Washington can't have
an earthquake. A good sized one
would go far towards curing the evils
with which the country is affected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

WENDELL PHIIL1Ps says: "There is an
Indian race who have cost Us a thousand
millions of dollars" But, sir, there is the
negro, race which has cost US three thou
sand millions of dollars in less than eight
years, What say you. 10 thati And the
cost of this negro business Is still going on
at the rate of three or four hundred millions
4 wear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

A eolored firm in New Jersey, having
suffered some peouniary embarTassments re-
Gently closed business, and the senior mems
Der gave to the public the following notice:
'1De dissolution oh co-parsnip heretofore
resisting twixt me & Moses Jones in de bar
ber profession, an am heretofore resolved.
Fussons who oes must pay,de scriber. Dem
what de firm oes must call on Jones, as de
firm is insolVed." " ftj 1cHrl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
DEBILITY.

D ;as y''nie - ~ --1-7onssF ef Ds6ihtye
ms 4Nf"T' a t.- ,s- lsSS sig9r % DE ,sAols
III .aagh,eal VI : sLILza pad e,aL'e ths Sto-
a~t 2" hsgrsi a. esrtfy ne b's'i gsrs geo SQUAD
att.g e,s ri-H rJ'e fbs gsat0 huge frori gle
s- iatsgf bloom 10 cheeLA. md change De patient
f'ss .lt-srfGih'A eesdctgf a. tocgl, and ReTuotls
'R.''ff. fisifHcsS, sfot cg'd vigorous person.
weak, ard Delicate Children are
made A1Ton@ by using the Httters OF
y Gair. ~ s4ief. they ARE Family M ed1-
rl0Ss- 's'Ssey eun bc administered Wtth
/, Id 8 ltost delicate female, or man
- nlneIy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

A noted politician was once asserting his
entire indifference to the, opinious Of his
opponents, and to their personal abuse
.Nyhy," SAID he, ga man likeRed me, the
other day. to Judas Iscario5 bat I don't
care. . 'eYes, p said bystander, Shut hOH
does Judas feel about itI,' -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

1T appears from the recent message e
Governor Clafin TO the Massachusetts, legis-
lature that notwithstanding the great clamOr
raised by that State for universal sufragen
and "equal rights for ali men, she herself
has among her population even now more
than thousand Indians and half breeds Who
are utterly disfranchlsed. 81, -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

TRAINS on the Central; Pacific Railroad
are running on schedule time to 0arlin, in
the northeast corner of Nevada, six hundred
miles distant from San Francisco. Track
layers are at Humboldt Canon, twenty miles
farther east. The commercial business of
the Central, for December, exceeded $40, :
000 l-}1b5 % nGgi5oVGLg cdF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
HOonand's German Bittsrs
Hollands German Tonic

Z eSubSaahon Of an ne fngrsdissts sT As Bittsrs
ugiA PURn SaHta CrNs Rull, Oran9e efs- n e uss6
for a. aaus dissaacs lts Binsrg t1Aere r0us
ptre dlcohoiis stinatls is reqrcL Ysu tta be1r -
niad Gat Asss remedies are entirely different Jroas
ag osys aduertfssa or ds II a. etsea1et ndnsed
crss bsiEg acetife Preparatols n nsdfeiaof ezass
sukiis hs othrTs ara u,ere decacfiSns II IN s0ns
J5Tul- Ths TONIC q decidedly 81 tAe nsosf rea-
fanf and agreeabk Te1sdies sssr egsrsd - - P.e
~ taIts q erquiTiG is plsaEre % ks 4 hils fts
Ie5gfving eEhilaTeiia0 and Esdiein1l qialies AGus
saulsd q % b knOsOn a. As oTsatsa " Al toufeA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

MARITAL LAW has been declared in Ten
nessee, and the State is now in the hands of
Gov. Brownlow's militia. Arkansas is also
under martial law and enjoying the beauties
"a military rule.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
FROM NON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
pHILADELPHIA March le 1851.
6ad R0QJiandS German Bfters Is not an tsito1-
icdug bsUsTsgc, bit good Ionic, sLse ~ dtseTd6rs
~ 1ae dicssttve OTgRS aEd Of great beeH IN easss ef
e6tlity aRd tn0ni Of fBeFpors GeOR, an t4e system
Go W. WOODWARD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

srsr knoson, 0aa 0ili al diseases rssstiHg from
SstI!ood Keep you' ~ bloodPErsi Keep your
iIa Sstflsd hsaLhu II ulcUndltiOn, bg ne tse
Qf heSs remedies zd4z-3dHd disease VII
0ssdii ysU The bes ths country reesHHlsd
heat- u years Of hoaest reputation 90 for anything
yoH aHsf tTy hese preparations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, D. D.,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Chareh, Philadelphia
DR. JAoKsoS-DEAR SIR:-I hare been frequently
regueSyd 10 connect my t5ih recommendations @
a. out Of nay appropriate sphere, haze IA al eases de-
eiasd BAT si clear proof in pariols fHytd1ees and
particularly my Jdmily, Of ue 1Sefess g DT.
lfsoGads German Bittsrs depart for once from nay
usual course, epreSs my I coHrfetfoH tdt Tor gem
era debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint 10 is a.ulEN GlEzsafe and valuable
pre- p a aiiOn. IN k<A come eases 4 may
Idi; btif Usually, W. doubt NOT tt tgtH
be very bsnSGcidtu.A-a ~ % those sghO Eilgsr
from ne abops caussg Yours, peTg TespeetfHHy,
j. H. KENNARD,
Eighth, belol0 Coates Etrset-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
CANTON STARK COUNTY, OHIO, FEBRUARY 8 1869

The Alaska Seal FlsherlAs How the
Animals Are Taken&NeW London
Sends the First Vessel from the At
lanCc Coast.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

Query for the schoolmasters-Do those
who ''hoard round" get square naeals2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
FROM hon. JAMES rnoMpsoN,

Judge Of the Supreme Court Of PennsyIvaniA-
pHILADKLPHtA, April 2s, 1885.
consider ~ q HOo0andss
German RiI KA tiers ,, a Balndble
rlsdlc,se IN case AlzstA OF attacks OF
j can certify tn from my experience OF
Il. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03

An Innocent Man CONVICTED of Murder
Singular Case Of Mistaken In
IDENTIFY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
HOTELS.


nANIEL soURBECK-ALLIANCE HOUSE
II al the Station, Alliance, D. Meals always IN
eadiness the arrival OF the Cars
JACKSON HOTEL, LOUIS oHLIGHER, PRO
- prietor, North Market-St. Canton, Ohio.
MISCELLANEOUS.
r b. .M'CREA q CO., FURNITURE
Js DEALERS, East Tuscarawas street,
Canton, Ohio. noV4tf
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE
" Islocated with the County Recorders
in the Wikidal Building, north of the old
Court House, Canton, Ohio, where he can
be found when in the city; IL not. any bu-
siness wanted can be left with Jacob KEEP
linger, Esq, County Recorder, who will
give due notice to the undersigned.
The law authorizes the County Surveyor
to take the acknowledgment OF any in
strument OF writing; he will therefore
write and acknowledge Agreements,
Mortgages, Deeds, &c. &c at fair prices
and upen TIE shortest notice.
j. G. WILLARD.
Surveyor of Stark county, o.
Canton. Jan. IS 1883.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-03
DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECT.

ERCHArST TAILOR-AB BSAIoM KIT, AND
VI dealer 10 Cloths, Case, mere Nestings, heafy
,ade clothing. &o. Eas ruscarawas Street Can
Z. ,n. Ohlo. anls
The union Democrat., 1869-07-17
G . N 7 / NJ E N T A l.
Life Insurance Co.,

Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
vVNHE MOST LIBERAL. COMPANY IN THE UNI
IL ted States. and for its age the l.ARGESE Lilo
Insurance Company III the World.
Amount Of EARNINGS ia lsds. s.42, ,ooo
Amount declared Policy holders Jan. Soth. l4a ooa
Monthly business o0, ,0oo
Monthly income nearly 100000
Amount insured in California. COO 900
NoTlcE-Thirty days grace allowed in payments
POLICIES ONTESTIBLE
Ard if Policy holder should pay few premiums ana be
unable from misfortune TO Keep his payments up grace
viii be given him. during which time his circumstances
may become better, enabling him redeem his Policy.
For example:
Three payments give him wears insurance
Four payments give him Years insurance.
Five payments give him 10 years insurance.
The prompt payment of three annual premiums entities
TO three additional years insurance paid up
Policy will be issued for many ten his Policy he
has paid premiums. Or fourths ot his deposits may be
withdrawn on Endowment Policies by paying six and
half per nterestthe be repaid or taken
from the Policy at maturity.
Comparisons and ISGS.
Number Of New Policies in oo4
Number OF New Policies lSb1
Increase in lses over 1867 $40
Amount of New Insurance, S6, Soc, $50
Amount OF New Insurance. lst IL 10000
Increase, 1865 over 1867 4 396 $50
Income, 81, ,507, ,I9T
lncoLIe. 1867 s0 ,2lQ
Increase, 1865 over 1867 .............. 700, ,24S
The following table is compiled the returns the
Insurance Department, Dec. 81, 1868;
Increase of New Rusine.s, 1868 over s6s
Name of Company Amount.
Continental 81. .39t, $50
washing toii... 5,e+4, 40
lU9,U.U
New ENG lane =, 61l S.4
North America decrease..-.--. IS. 4s9, 500
Conn. Mutual, decrease......... 6,U12, ,s54
Manhattan, decrease..."......... 400, ,651
After reviewing the above tables comment would seem
unnecessary. The Continental rapidly becoming the
leading Life Insurance Company United States and
at lower expenditure than Company orgaEzod
Divisbie Surplus jan. 442 600
C. ii. BROWN.
Manager for Central California
Office: Edridge Building, opposite the Court House. Stock
tou jel9
The union Democrat., 1869-07-17

RLvoLUTIoN IN THE SHAKER SETTLEMENTS.
One of those brown-coated, hroad-skirted,
hroad-brimed individuals who believe in Ann
Lee, ceibacy, and the double-shutfle style OF
Worship, recently entered the store of a some
what facetious druggist in Philadelphia to
obtain supply of medicines for the commu-
nifty to which he belonged. When he had
purchased the usual assortment Of drastic
purgatves, soporitics, mineral poisons, ETC.,
the proprietor of the establishment informed
him that he WAS in receipt of letters from the
principal Shaker settlements in the country,
stating that the inhabitants were abandoning
their former habits and becoming like the
rest of the world. The reverend elder smiled
ineredulously, but the druggist protested on
his honor that it was a fact, and he could not
only prove it, but show his visitor the means
by which the revolution had been accom-
plished. Thereupon he placed upon the
counter a bottle of PLANTATION BITTERs. The
saint didn't see it, but when the man of drugs
explained to him that the great vegetable
tonic was curing ague and fever in every
malarious district, it dawned through his
hair, that, incidentally speaking, it was ami
hilating ShakeriSm.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-17

Cloud this week. and has cas,,ed playfully
with many Of them OF all shades OF opinion,
giving expression TO many of those piqueut
savings so attractive to Frenchmen. For in
stance, to one By whom he had been taken
by the button hole, he said :'Ah. Mems.
Buffet, you mean to take hold Of my Goa, for
fear may pull back
To group, with several OF whom be was
conversing on the situation, he said 'l on
begin 10 treat me like the old lion in the fable.
trying to cut my nails and take out my teeth,
and leave me nothing bat my name. which
is considered harmless"
To another be said The elections prove
clearly | must choose between empire and
revolution. Between neither can individuals
be set up.
To others he said II will give full salts
faction 10 the liberal aspirations OF all par
ties, but dread 10 make concessions at the
boundary prescribed in the Constitution.
While the Emperor's conduct in the past
few days is regarded as deceit. it is not con-
sidered likely TO step agitation for further
concessions and reforms.
MEMPHIS. July I3.-The Chinese Labor
Convention met to-day. Governor lsham e..
Harris, OF Tennessee, was chosen Permanent
Chairman. \ telegram was received, announc-
ing that Koopmanschap would arrive to-mor
row, whereupon the Convention adjourned to
ten O'Clock tomorrow.
WAsn!NGroN. July l4.-Attorney General
uoar has decided that the commencement of
the Pacific Railroad is at the hundredth meri-
dian, of longitude west from Greenwich, and
terminates at the eastern boundary OF Cal
itol MA
The great Decatur cotton case, embracing
the value of l.500 bales of cotton, has been
decided against the Government at Memphis.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered the case to
be carried up to the United States Supreme
Court.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-17

A LADY's ENDoRsEMENr.-Mad =.
the acknowledged leader of the most refined
and fashionable society in the city of New
York. speaks CT MURRAY & LANMAN's FLOR
IDA WATER in the following highly compli-
Lentary manner, viz; 1T has a fragrance
as fresh as the odor from blooming flowers,
and imparts to the bath delightful bouyan-
cy. use it on the toilet table and the hand
kerchief, to the exclusion of all other per-
fumes"
Buyers should always ask for the Flor
ida Water prepared By Lenman & Kemp,
New York. 545.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-17

The TRUE WAY TO SECURE BEAUrY.--It is
not TO cosmetics and artificial appliances, to
the skin and complexion, that we must look
for personal comeiness, but to pure aud
healthy blood. Let those annoyed with a
sallow and rough skin, eyes yellow and dull,
complexion distgureI with blotches pimples,
erupuve sores, etc, teeth discoored and
breath offensive, cast aside all frivolous cos
metics, and resort at once to the use of DR..
Walkers Vegetable Tinwar Biters, which
will purify and enrich the blood, and give
health and buoyancy to tie system
The union Democrat., 1869-07-17

FEVER AND AGuE, CHtLLs AND FEVER. and
every other form ot intermittent or remittent
fever, are speedily controlled, relieved. and
cured By the use Of Brstol's Sugar-eoated
Pills and Bristol's Sarsaparila. These TWO
remedies act directly upon the stomach, liver,
blood, and bumors, and If patients will only
follow the directions printed on the label and
wrapper, quick recovery to health will be
their reward. 572