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RIVER NEWS.
noArs IKAvrNa THIS DAY
ARRIVALS.

CoLoRADo"."--"----..F~ 1cksburg, 8 pm,
ARRIVALS.
Steamer John KIlgour, Louisville.
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
nERARFUREa.
Steamer Mary Houston, Louisville.
Q. W: Cheek, Frisr's Point.
Magenta, New Orleans.
John Kilgour, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Des Are, Wsuanita, Commercial and
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
LOUISVILLE, segterpher &-Arrived-
Departed-Nick Lon4worth.
The river is falling with 4 feet In the ca
nal. The weather is clear and pleasant.
ST.. Louis, September 29.-Arrived-
Continental.
Departed-Utah and City Of Cairo.
The river L decliHing. Tbs Weather is
clear and pleasant,
CAIRO, September 2a.-Up--Rubloon, 7
am; Belle Memphis, ii a.m.; w. II. Ar
thur, 5 pm.
Down-Belle st. Louis, / pm.
The river fell s inches. The weather Is
clear and cool.
CINcLSNATI, September 2o.-Depsrted-
Argosy and Jenny Howell.
The river is declining with6 feet 9inehes
in the channel,
New QRLEANs, September @.-Arriyed
Mississippi, from st. Louis.
Departed-Swallow, for Cincinnati. and
Lady Gay for st. Louis.
MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, September %,
The river declined AZ inches the previ-
Gus p hours. It stood q feet 81 inches be-
low the high water mark of 1857 this
morning. CHAS. GOODWIN.
A big swell is reported as coming out Of
the upper Mississippi. At st, Paul the
river is now as high as in the sprng, and
at Dubuque considerable damage was
anticipated. The stage of the Ohio will
be found in our dispatches. The Arkan-
sas has risen one foot at Little Rock since
Tuesday, and is still rising slowly. A two
foot rise Is reported at Fort SMITH.
Weather clear aud warm. Business OK
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Dan Able and Cheek, for Friar,s
Point, had good trips.
The Magenta LETT with a fair trip for
New Orleans. p. @. Bigley and family
were among her passengers
Capt. Dave Hukin arrived YESTERDAY. !
from st. Louis. He has not gained much
nesh; and still ranks arong the feather
The Forsyth was due last night on her
way to st. Louis.
The waasnita, Capt, Frank stisp, leaves
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BrsINRss NOTICING contracts or OBJ
HTations ASSUMED or made by any indi~
VidusI owner or employee of this Office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
a. an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle II
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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Our curtain rises on new scenes tonight
New faces, too, your plaudits TO invite;
Here. VIII the tragic mus MeIpomene,
stride with majestic mien-the Graees three
Lend the enchantment of their loneliness,
And gay Thalia laugh on grim distress.
The Bard of Avon here VIII hold his court,
AND lesser lights their lesser Yicks dispCrti
Ir~ansition-rapiq changes be our lay
Then don't you think that we'll be sure to
drQ1DF
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Address.

DcltCered on the Re-opeaiR1 Of fhs Mem
phis Theater, by Miss Josephine FYddeS.
Written for the occasion by Col. j. Btr-
Hey Marshall.
IL accordance with our promise, we
present ouy readers this morning with the
address written Tor The opening Of the
Memphis Theater, on Monday night last,
by Col. ]. Birney Marshall, and delivered
by Miss Josephine Fiddes:
Beneath our dome tonight a brilliant throng
Is gathered both TO hear onr speech and soaR;
gl3eyos EeiGome, IL tba DramR's Rsna,
For all our hopes depend on your acclaim,
M If we fail" as Lady Macbeth says,
We fails" Ah, no!-the verdict be your
praise.
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We find this paragraph In the Nash
willie Press and Times of Tuesday: The
paragraph going the rounds OF the press
in reference 10 the bids of the Western
Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Companies for the old Mississippi Valley
lines, has no reference to the Southern
and Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany Ofthe United States. This compagy
Is composed Of tie business men OF the
country and cannot buy old lines, nor
issue or sell Its stock, because its stock Is
only Issued in small amounts to actual
business men, who agree to keep it, 80
that q competing line Of telegraph may be
maintained.
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tn PRrSrKRs.-We have for sale a font
Of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
fDr a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
HEATING, ENGLISH a. co.
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W. Fl. PAssMoRE & Co. will sell at auc-
ton, on Tuesday next, q splendid assort-
ment of household furniture, carpets, etc,
on tho premises, No. 81 Washington
street. Parties desiring bargains in line
JITHftRrs will do well to attend.
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DoN'T GRoAS.-Do not groan over
corns, or lament about bunions, or sigh
over dlsarranged nails or tender feet. Go
to the Overton and let DR.. LlndQmsl, the
celebrated surgeon, cure you.
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FOR f ORLEANS.


MemphiS and Nov UFIeans Packet Line.
REGCLAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
For New Orleans, Nstehez. Vicllsburz and
the Bends.
MAGENTA ---J Frank Hicks, Master
John ,. Sullivan. ClerE.
MISS4 SlfPI---.--.S. : Green. Master
s. C. Creighton. Clerk.
aOft tho above spienhtd steam IT,
err VIII leave Memphis EyERN,c@E
WEDSEslaE. c-OmmencinS with me MHgenfa
september 18th. and remaining m the trade
throughout the season. AGENT MEMPHIs:
seb LARRY HARMSTAD.
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chancsrY Court.

A.ALsTOS, CLERK AND MASTER.
The bills fled on yesterday are as fol-
lows:
w s Eastman vs. J + Doyle ct al.
X c Carlton nj al vs. Louisa Price.
CT Scott, by next friend, VS. &C Scott ct
al.
CT Chamberlin 4 Co VS. J NJ Currie ct al.
Taylor, Mclean & % rs J A Greer.
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Beautiful white " Arabs" for thAater
n opera wear, opened on yesterday.
HERZOG & BRO.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
6tOrekeepers can be supplied %Ath y
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
for cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting room.
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FREE LUScH.-Si0s saddle of venison.
Just received from J. D. Edwards. viii be
served this morning at II o'clock al Cad
mus sample room, Ayres' block.
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ATTENTION. BUrcR ERs.-Brecht's largo.
meat cutters, with hy wheel, at Charles
Stout & Bros, 227 Second street.
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LETTER LIST.

naming In the Memphis Postoflee and
not delivered by carriers Yesterday.
All letters directed to street and num-
Der, will be delivered promptly by car
riers.
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J. II. MCCLCRE, Ex-City Engineer, has
been elected County Surveyor. Ofhee,
No. Z Courthouse, corner of Union and
Second streets,
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NoTIcE.-The annual renting of psws
in the First Presbyterian Church, eorner
Third and Poplar, will take place ~ the
church on Friday next, October lst, at 10
o'clock an,
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LARGE AUCTION SALE OF Dry Goods,
Notions. Clothing, etc, this Thursday
morning NJ 10 O'Clock by
GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL,
Corner Second and Adams streets.
A. S. ROBERTSON, A~uetiOneer.
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AcALLED meeting of the members OF
the Chickasaw Jockey Club will take
place at 4 O'Clock this afternoon, at the
OvertOn Hotel. 1t is desired that there
shall besa full attendance to discuss and
decide upon matters of Importance. See
the Secretary's notice in another column.
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si25 to 1926 reduction in the price Of the
wodd-renowned Eold-medal Pianos OF
Chickering 4 Sons. Elegant seven octave
Pianos at $500. Terms easy, II. q. HOL-
IFNBERG. Agent, No. 962 Second street.
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NEwHOUsE TRAPs-mink, otter, beaver
and BEAR Charles Stout & Bro 5, 227
Second street.
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FREE LUNcH.-Nice saddle of venison,
just received from J. d. Edwards, will be
served this morning at IL O'Clock at Cad
mus sample room, Ayres' block.
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GET your fish, oysters. game and ice of
Charley n. Martin, No. 81 Jefferson stFeet.
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FINE Hats, late styles. cheap, ct Whea.
ton q Co., 27Q Main street.
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FoR RENr.-A desirable residence on
Adams street. The furniture, which Is
nearly new. is for sale. Apply TO
+. j. ALISON, 3I4 Front st.
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Spectacle, pantomime and comedy.

Spectacle, pantomime and comedy,
The dance and song-burlesque from coarse
ness free,
Shall burden be Of our pdsisty.
Why should we dwell forever on the sad?
- SIGH ana ~nIaan-4d rather, mueh, hs glad.
Once IN a while twill do to change the scene
And shin a little tragedy between,
But who, In choosing, would not far prefer
The radiant smile, even to the glistenfng tears
Yet all our efforts but run to waste,
Did we not first adapt them to your taste!
With hope elate We spread our flowing sail
To WOO the prosperous breezes that prevail:
No doubt or fears our mimic world Invade,
For well, we know, our present plans are laid.
No niegard praise your generous hands will
But warmly greet us that our Art may liye.
We s!1 l9sif for Seuf SIN fles--YeW win them,
Ana hold them while there's faith in "spaid-
And, then, we have our Tom McDonough, tool
While to the future we may bend our though1
Let US revert to what the past hath wrought.
To him who erst hath reigned sole moDarGh
leEe,
And wo6sd your appreciation, year by yeSr;
A sigh is due his memory-a tear.
In manners gentle, and most kind OF heart,
His pride-ambitiOn-dWelt within the art,
On earth lis glory was his only aim
His highest aspiration, too. for fame
Ills largest ~reeompense TO keep ifPure,
elevate IL, so as TO endure
To him the Drama largely tribute owes
ITS advancement. Biest be his reposei
Others have stood before you, where ss stand,
The vessel we now salt then fully
BY brighter, perhaps, bat net more faithful
Seeking your smiles, for which Wen do our
'Tis Hope inspires, u hands must do the
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BuLsof Exchange on all tho principal
cities Of Europe, for sale In sumo to suit,
az FEsi Sat1ORsl Bank, No. Il Madison
street.
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WHEATON, j Co., Fashionable Hattes
and Purifiers, 27s Main street, have al the
latest styles, at low prices.
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BCT p. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
O Virgins a Thorn. nlRuufa eturers, z33
Main street, Clay Building.
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CHOICE gems In Dress Goods received.
AENKEN BROS.
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Pam Arab" Circulars just opened.
HERZOG d BRO.
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CHOICE gems in Satin de Chenes.
MENKEN BROS,
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FOR ~YICKsBURG.
For Arkansas and Texas.

TRAYELERS Or EMIGRANG3 going 70
j Arkansas or Texas should cross the river
ct this point on steamer -
to Cheeks Landing FOur miles OF Land
travel saved. Roat makes four triLA daily.
Fare qns-hsh i;hss q sssaRsy GAllsiia. sells
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FOR OSCEOLA.
II
independent PASSENGER Packet

Fer Bradly's, Pecan Point. Richardson Land
Ing. Randolph, Fulton and OseeOla.
THE new and splendid passes-
L ger packet HAMILTON. W.N@
G. Hardwlek, MASTER Frank GOnternlah.
Sterk. VII cave for above and intermedGsis
landings. c-ODuasnctng Tuesday, Sept isth,
and leaving Memphis ever Tuesday and Sri
day. II ) o'clock pm. This boat was pur-
chased expressly for the trade, and Will run
the year round. and VIII guarantee the ship
pers 70 do their hUsizeSs With 0mpfn@S
and dispatch. The captain VIII give his pep
sOnal abortion to GIlizg Of orders.
For tSigkt o. passage apply TO
ELLIOTT & MILLER. A4ear4.
r. p WALT a co, R=adkav EforE.
sels MARTIN WALT &co, ~ Front :
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HEw Goods daily opened.
MENKEN BROS.
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sILF RePLIEs opened.
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FINE Hats at Wheaton q Co.

GRAND assortment OF Plaid POplins.
MENKEN BROS.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Speed, Safety and comfori---Elliott Liae.
Memphis and White River Us Mail Packet.
FOR Helena. FriRr's Point, DevaAs Bluff.
Little Rock. Hot Springs. Searey, Des
Arc. Augusta and ~IscksonpoTt.
LEBAL IENDER-~-jOhn h. Elliott master
ms nrst-clasz 5de-Whecl pas tt
SonEer steamer WilIleave asabOy
ENEHI TUESDAY. at 5 o'clock pm.
connects With steamer Mollia GratE for ala
points or Upper White and black rivers.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
Promenade and Jefferson Sta, opp. Landing.
Rug1i
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WHITE RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
white Rfver Tune

White R1Ver Line.
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IT,
i Passenger Packet will leaveA@
Memphis every Thursday and satuTday, az )
o'clock pm:
THURSDAYS:
10y erkes, master
SATURDAYS
NATOMA------J. 3. Davis, Master
Making close connections AZ DeVaiPs BluE
with the railroad fOrLittie Rock, and at Jack
BonpOrt VIII the steamer MOLLfE GRAFT for
all points on upper White and Black rivers.
The above Company ROW have in course OF
construction "a magnificent stGe-Wheei steam
er for this trade. when VIII ba coIapIetsd on
or about the izt Of GctoaeT, when she Will b.
put In the line ~ The Saturdays packet, the
SatOma taking Thursday
IOHE d ADAMS. President,
r. A kENDlG, Agent,
sell 2f Front 81, MOsby block.
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ALPAcAs forthiFty and thirty-five cents.
HFRZOG & BRO.
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LAW REPORTS.

NEW Styles, at Wheaton & Co.
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STEAMBOATS,.

ARKANSAS RIVER. LINE.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COMMERCIAL HorEL-sEPrEMBER %.

RCTEl-sRPrENBEE %.
Mrs Higgins, Miss Miss Phenner, Ark
Mrs Brannon, do G. b Taylor, Mo
J q Doubleday, y vs. Fl Brooks, Tenn
J II Hurtmus, TennW \ Sample, Ark
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Seeking your smiles, for which wen do our
best,
'Tis Hope inspires, your hands must do the
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Others have stood before you, where wa stand,
The vessel we noW salt Lhsn fulIF Iadn'a,
BY brighter, perhaps, bat net more faithful
band.
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DEC. "a, 1869.

I am afraid we do not understand our
COWS, or we should keep better ones and
receiyemuc larger profits. For instance
take one king bee of Vermont, the man
that keeps 125 cows and makes most OF
his milk into cheese he makes cheese
small from II to 30 lbs. for family use,
and sold his cheese made this season for
80 cents per pound; 80 cents per pound
for cheese would be equal to 80 cents for
butter. One great trouble with US farm
ers, we do not take pains enough to have
the best cows and then our wives do not
take the pains they ought in making
butter, if they did they would get more
than 35 or 40 cents for it. Cows have
paid better than horses or sheep for the
last six years and will for the next six to
come.
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pameiia TwiicheIrs Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The PROBATE yonr-
nrsTPIcT or WESTMINSTER, IS. in and for said DIS
trict To all persons interested in the estate OF "a.
melia Twtchell, late of Jamaica In sald district ue
ceased H uaiE - 80,
L trix of the will Of William Il Carr VINO was al ~,
,,;nisrator Of the estate of said PAMELA Iwitcnei
will present the adm nistraton account OF sald VII
liam IL Carr upon said estate at SPECIAL SESSION q
=; Jamaica in said district on the l4th day Of Janu
ary $50 and that said court will then and there oe
| eide upon the allowance of sald ACCOUNT anu anu d q
which time and place you can be heard in Tue PIei
ises II you shaii se' A. sTODDARD, Judge,
J Dec, c. 1859. 5O-5-
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Richard Bonds Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate. Court
DIsrRIcr OF WESTMINSTER. IS. in and for said dis
ard Bond late OF Jamaica in said district deceased,
GREETING
XTOU are hereby notified that L. \ Sprague, one OF
Il the administrators and Laura A. Carr, eXeeutrlx
of William II Carr who was the other administrator
Of the estate of said Bond will present the admnls-
AZ speca session Of said court be held at the Of
ice Of Wheeler Read in Jamaica, in said district
on the 18th day January, 1870 and that SAID cour
said account and decree a dividend or distributor
If said estate. among the creditors or persons enti
'eu " ''is '"'A' A. gToDDARD, Judge,
/ Dcc 6 1860 5O-a2
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STATE or VERMONT. The Probate Conr
DrsTRIcT or WEsTNISsTER.s s. in and ioT said l lls
; ID ali persons interested in the estate Of EN-
" Noarse late Of Rockingham in said district de-
ceased: r., r,o,naI l,,;;,,
;strator of the estate of said deceased mas hie1
his application in writing setting forth that y would
IL bsnecial to the heirs and all persons interested
= sed estate 20 sell all Of the real estate and per-
suai property Of said deceased for the purpose oi
distributing the proceeds thereof among inc
entitled thereto and has prayed for license TO sell
the same at public auction AZ private safe As ne
shall Judge most beneficial to all concerned and mas
brourht into Court here. the consent and approval
~ snch sale of all the heirs residing n TINS stare
and you are further notified that said Court VIII ae
de uprn said application at the session thereot Z
H. hell at the Probate ofiee in Townshend IN sale
district on the first Wednesday OF January, ls.o
~hen and where you may be heard IN the premise
II you sh1'' A. sTODDABD. Judge
! Dee. /, isa. S-s2
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Guardians Ncticc.

sTATE OF VERMONT. The Probate O0u!I
n,sTpIrr or WEsTNISsTER, IS within and for sald
district: To whom il may concern; GREETING, Nc,
XToU are hereby notified that Miehael H. hOr % e;r +;
said district, spendthri has filed his application
IN writing setting forth that it would be e9nduce "
b interest of his said ward to sell all OF his Tea e
tsfe and has prayed for license to sell the same =
nnbie anction or private sale, as he shaii juugs @
p banefeiaI 10 his said ward. and that said court
Iii decide upon the allowance of said appiloaallon
st the session thereof 70 be held at the PTGo2Ie
- m ~ Tan1ary 1870 when and where you can ee
heafd III 'he ~ A !. STODDARD. Judge.
nec L 1850 w.
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STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
u,sTpicT OF WESTMINSTER, IS. in and Tor said ais-
- To ali persons interested in the estate oi Dun
lei DaNiS i"'o VI GREETING:
xToi arc hereby notified that an instrument parj poij
5.eseed has been filed in Court here for prooaje e.
Nv george W. Davis and that said Court will decide
upon Upon w ~ ~ bEid al the Inn Of f. and H. Phelps IN
Gpsiton in said district on the first Wednesday oi
FeLrnary 1s7O. when and where you can De hearu
IN the ple'iis'7 4. ST0DDARD. Judge.
n. & 1sfQ 5D-o-
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There is an old topper in Greenwich,
whose many excellent resolutions were
not followed by a corresponding practice
and reform. On the door plainly marked
in chalk, was recorded, February 25,
, left off drinking" and then. February
26, left off again.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For al lie purposes Of a La1atlVe
Medicine.

For all the purposes Of a La1atlre
Medicine.
Perhaps no one medicine is so universally required
by everybody as catharte, nor was ever any oeloIS
so universally adopted into use IN egeEs eourIy e
among all classes, as this mild but eheeht puI s
Pill The obvious reason IS that 1t Is noIe i
and far more effectua remedy than any other Those
who have tried il, know that II cured them aiu
who have not know that y cures as aSne Il does
aways-that it never fails through any auL VI ,
lect of its composition We nave cures
az the following complaints, but such cures are
known in every neghborhood and we assd MOI ~ ali
lish them. Adapted to all ages and eodtOhs IN an
climates containing neither calomel or any deIeer
| ions drug they may be taken with safety py s sns
J them pleasent to take. while being pure
ly vegetable harm can arise nom thelr use III any
Tb.g operate by their powerful influence on ne
internal viscera TO purify the 6iood anu ~ bc
INTO healthy action-remove the obstruetlons q lc
stomaeb bowels liver and other organs OF the ooay'
yestnrn their irregular action TO health, and by cor
recting, whereye they exist, exist such aefahseHi'"''
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on p ine
box for the following complaints Whlch 'neSe ms
raff afor dyspepsia or Indigestion, Listlesgnsss Ian
guor and Loss Of appetite, they shoaSa S py IL
moderately stimulate the stomach ana reS'oie s'
For Liver Complaint and its various, symptoms.
Bilious Headache, Sick lieadaehe; Jauhpee FaEs "
they should be judiciously taken for each case. 70
correct the diseased action or remove 'he oo'' W.
| ions which cause il. -, l., :,
| For Dysentery or Diarrhoea but one mn" u'SS l.
For Rheulnatism Gout Gravel Palpitation Of thG
Heart Pain in the Side. Back and Lons. they should
be continuously taken. as required, to change sn,
diseased action of the system. With such ehahs'
those complaints disappear. ,
For Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings they shonlC
be taken in large and frequent doses TO produce th
effect of a drastic purge. g.
For Suppression large dose should be taken as II
produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As Dinner Pill, take or two Pills to promote
digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach an
bowels into healthy action. restores the appetite
q and inygoratcs the system. Hence 1t Is often ad
: vantageous where no serious arrangement exlsts
One who feels toerably we'll. often finds that dos
of these Pills make him feel decidedly better. frof
their cleansing and renovating effect on the dgestlV
J. apparatus.
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