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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-07
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StanZds.
Go ash %,ttuns who WOO eelebrity,---
" ho -eek new worlds in the LcspangleI sky,
Or drug from out their graves meath desert SAM
The crusted relic Of antiquity
What is it that transforms material things
Into the teachings from SaSior's throne
And they will answer, not Philosophy,
Eut sincere humble, earnest faith alone
How blest are they who can indeed discern
In every rock aud tree the Almighty's trace
And from the oriental sunboams learn
The glorious radiance Of q Savior's face
The ryulet meand'ring from the spring
The aoworet nest'ling on the dewy sod,
The little bee with drowsy murmuring,
All whisper to the christian heart of God
West Salisbury. July IA, 1869.
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!" ~ ~ ~ -
nR. A. b. JORDON, URUSCOP-

- &c PHYSICIAN, Cures Chronic and long
standing Diseases by system OF medicine true
TO nature, (no mineral poisons) sueh as Diseases
Of Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kidneys and l.
rnary Organs, Weaknesses Of the Reproductive
organs, in both male and female, either early or
late in life
URoscoPlA. lA..-Diseases Of Ii Chronic nature loca-
ted and described, by the examination Of the urine
Of the patient. clean phia! containing two to
four ounces Of that secretion, the first passed in
the morning, with the name and age, is all that is
required. Patients treated at homo at any distance
Letters must contain Stamp to insure notice.
Examination fee, sl,00. Specimens sent by ex,
press or mail mus, be prepaid. Terms for treat
ment, reasonable.
Office on MAIN STREET, MONTPELIER, VT
Post Office Box l4l. JGti
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milk, cream and butter. No nails sup.
port a knuckle Of veal or joint Of. lamb,
or jar Of soap-greese, no chunk Of dried
beef, no pot Of pickles,no plate Of broken
victuals. To all such intruders the dali
rymaid would exclaim, if she talked tie
language Of Cicero, "Procui, procui, T.
este, prgo@:" Gar hence, We impious in.
truders; polute not with your foul
breath these sacred precincts y The
mystery Of butter-making among these
connoisseurs may be summed up in three
particulars
L. A temperature unvarying and not
above GO deg. This may be secured by
depth of cellar where there is not
spring.
2. Perfect cleanliness and purity Of
air from the moment the milk leaves
the cows udder till it reaches the mar.
ket place in golden. solid, fragrant
balls.
3. Uniformity ofsystem and unchang-
ing routine. Everything by rule, nothing
left to guess work.
There was shipped from the depot in
this place for market during the month
ofNov. two car loads of Horses, fifteen Of
Cattle, eighteen cf Sheep and one OF
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nOORS, SASH, 4 BLINDS. The

~ subscribers would give notice that they
prepared to fill orders on short notice for all
siEes and styles Of Doors sash and Blinds from
thoroughly seasoned and kiln-dfied lumber. We
also keep constantly on hand large stock ci ready
made cofins and trimmings. l0rge stock Of
kumber constantly on hand
HOWDEN. BGSWuRTH ( GO.
- Bristol, Vt
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j. STYLES, Photographer, OPP

I J. NTl Lfo-, ThUT04IlNhrI, Up
~ posite Post Office.
Pictures Of all kinds made ia the most perfect
manner Frames in Gilt, Black Walnut and Rose
wood. Albums in great variety. y. B.-PeItic-
ular attention paid TO copying and enlmging old
pictures Photographs finished in Oil, Nutct col
oIs OF India Ink. MIhDLEBl iN. Vt
Iiyl
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4 II. SIMMONS X CO, Dealers in
e. Books, Stationery, Artists Materials Mag
aTnes, Newspapers, Pictures, and Picture Frames
-Brewsters Block MlDDLEHURf, VT
j. H. SIMMONS. \. \. TRACY.
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Joah Billings, FarmerS Alminax.

The selections from this unique work
have been widely copied by the press, and
we make further extracts from its pages
Marriage to a coquette iz often "let
ters ov marque and reprisal."
1t IL very difficult for poor man tew
be superior tew hiz fortune, and more DIFF
fcult for a rich one.
The devil is sed tew be the father oy
lies" if this liz SO, he hos got numerous
family, and sum very promising children
amungst them.
How menny people there IL whose souls
hang in them like the pith in goose
quill.
Pick apples now, and cider make.
And in o barrel juice it,
Then git straw, without a Aaw,
And through the straw seduce it
A debt il alwuz a growing, if it do MT
gro in size, it grows in heft
Thare IL lots ov folks in the world who
covet misfortins just for the luxury ov
grunting.
| thank God most fervently for one
thing, and that IL, when every yboddy else
IL happy, | am sure to be.
Love IL sed tew be blind, but kno lots
ov phellows in love who kan see twice az
much in their sweethearts az i kan.
If yu want tu git a sure krop, and u
big yield, SOW wild oats.
In youth we run into difiikutys, in old
age difikultys run into as.
When roosters are observed before day
lite in the morning, soreing amung the
klouds, and uttering lamentashuns, then
look out for sum sudden weather, and
severe pucker in the money market.
When yu see IL geese, walking injun
file, and toeing in, you kan deliberately
bet yure last surviving dollar on a hard
Winter, and great righteousness during
the next season in the price ov COW hide
boots.
If pigs 4queal in the night, and grass
hoppers cum oph ov their roost, and min
gle in Il free fight, you may hope for high
winds in a few weeks, and also the ty-
phus fever in yure naberhood.
When spiders are seen climbing up the
wall backwards, and frogs cough az tho
they had the hickups, look out fer rain !;
this il also a sure sign that children will
have the measles light.
: IF bees hang around their hives, and
mules are seen in brown study, storm
ov sum kind IL cookin, and yu will notis
the market for herring IL very cadaver-
GUS and shifty.
just before heavy sno storm, oy 3
foot deep, chimbly swallows are unkom-
mon skarse, and in the moral world thare
IL CRATE lazyness in the agytashun Of
tha temperance question.
When hens lay . eggs day, and men
cease tew brag, and wimmen cease tew
cackle, then injun Summer draws nj, and
the millennium aint fur oph.
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LIFE INSU RANCE.

The weekly expense Of lniursnee ior $1,000 IN
the HoARoPATHiC MuiuAL LnE lNsrGAScE
COMPANY, Of New York, is us follows
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~ D. TWITCHELL, Wool Broker
~ and Dealer in Pelts
s9u MIDDLLBCkY, VI
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TnE AMERICAN SUNDAY School WogA
IR.-We have received the prospectus OF
Il monthly journal to be published at 81.
Louis, December lst by j. W, Mcintyre,
No. South Fifth Street, under supervis-
ion of committee, representing the
Evangelical denominations. Its sphere
is the promotion ofthe religious education
of the Young in the Family, Sanctuary.
Sabbath and Day School Asylums, &c.
in all sections and denominations alike
1t will have lesson system with exposi-
tory notes, illustrations &C., with much
other matter ready prepared for the use
of teachers, parents, and others. The
Editorial Committee consists of leading
ministers of different denominations. The
publisher, would no doubt, gladly answer
all inquiries
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THE LIVING AGg.-Littell 4 Gay.
Boston. Weekly; $500 a year, postage
free We must say, with the New York
Nation, that this is the best of all our
eclectic publications 1t is ably edited,
presenting every week a choice and varied
selection from the best periodical literature
of Europe. Since the "Villa on the
Rhine" was finished, it has had no long
serials; and we wish it might never tan
talize us with any more such. The num-
ber for last week, 1929, was a good one,
containing The Quarterly Reviews con-
elusive article on "The Byron Mystery
The Battle of the PHILOSOPHERS; The
Millionaires of New York, &C., &C., No.
1880, for the current week, contains
"Islam," a notable paper by Emmanuel
Deutsch, the author of the celebrated
Talmud article, and written with the
same power: also "An Enigma of History
The Captivity of Joanna of CASTLE
called LA Loca' or the Mad" from new
documents, translated for The Living Age
from the Revue des Deux Mondes the
conclusion of "rhe Portrait in my Uncle's
Dining. ROOM from the French, and
other articles.
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ARrnuR's HONE MAGAZINE FoR 1870
The publishers of this favorite ladys
magazine have issued Prospectus for
1870 that is full of promised excellencies
and attractions and as they have always
kept their word, their readers may count
on a rich dispensation of good things dur
ing the coming year, Among the original
papers to be given, We notice, "Nlarvels
of the Insect World" accompanied by
ten splendid full-page illustrations
Gardening for the Ladies !" "A New
American Society Novel" !" "a Series Of
Powerfully Written Stories and Domes-
tic Novelets :" "A Series Of Temperance
Tales for the Times" "A Series of
Strongly Written Articles on Womau's
Work and Woman's Wages" "A New
Cookery Book" &C., &C., &c. In the
departments of Fashion and Illustration,
the HoNR MAGAZINE will continue to
maintain its superior artistic excellence
and beauty. The publishers offer rare
inducements in the way of Premiums for
Subscribers such as Silver Ware, Sewing
Machines, Cabinet Organs, Books, &c,
TERMS $500 year, with a large
reduction for clubs, Specimen number
Is cents. Address T. s, ARTHUR i
SoSs, Philadelphia, Pa
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q b. ROCKWELL,
aiyi Agent for Addison County.
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When a man gets drunk in Janesyille
Wisconsin, they say that he has "missed
his demeanor.
Gustavus A Smith, OF Alabama, ha,
been appointed Collector Of Internal Rev
euue for the District of New Mexico.
Mrs. Evans, of Frankford, Penn, wa,
tied and gagged by burglars, in the alb
sence of her husband, and her front hail
c, off The th4ives found but 800 tc
repay them for their labor
A Buffalo dispatch says yesterday was
the coolest November morning on recorc
there.
The shoe manuiactory OF q. W. Eyer
SON * Co., Melrose, Mass, was burned
yesterday, loss $4,000; insured
If the petrifed giant were to wake NJ
suddenly, what great African traveller
would he resemble2 Livingstone.
1t is predicted that Florida will become
one of the largest sugar-producing local.
ties on this continent. The character an'
soil are admirably adapted to its culture
and the crop is sure one.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-23

NAPOLEON IN THE PARIS RIors. -During
The election riots IN Paris. the Emperor
and Empress more than onoe drove at a
foot pace among the enctaiers. M. FORBADE
de 10 Roquette, however, felt so excessively
nervous about the personal safety of his
sovereign THAT he walked as near as posi-
BILE TO the imperial carriage during the
whole way. At q Cabinet Council, M.
Rouher, before commencing business, ad-
dressed the Emperor: 'Siro, in the name
of my colleagues, / congratulate your
Majesty on the courage you displayed. IL
is you who conquered the e1eUte." cit
appears 70 me-" replied Nspoleon, sthat II
my presence overcame the eHede, there Is
another person whom you must oongratu-
late as well as me, and that is my dear
Minister of the Interior, who alone and on
foot never for an instant took his eyas
from my carriage" The Emperor then
arose and twice embraced NJ. FORBADE. L,
I
A CAsE OF interference With religious
convictions occurred the other day in Buff
talo, which came very near terminating
,Jiko tho sad Mary Ann Smith case. A
young woman, named Ellen Mamie, n do
nestle, 10 years old, was converted nt n
Methodist meeting. Her parents, hearing
Of II, tried every means Of d%eeoying her
home, that they might get her in their
power; but she feared them, and would
not go. At length they procured o war
rant for her arrest They asserted that
she Yasb but II years Of age, and under her
fathers control. She gained permission e.
retire to her chamber, when she leaped
from the window upon n back shed and
escaped, and il now where her prosecutors
can not find Der. IL is believed that the in.
tention vns 10 confine her in a nunnery.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-23

Nervous Debility with It's gloomy attend
ants, low spir1ts, depression, involuntary
loss Of power, dizzy head, loss OF. memory,
aud threatened impotence aud imbeoilit,
find q sovereign cure in Humphreys Homoo-
pnthic Specific, No. twonty-cight. Composed
Of the most valuable mild aud potent Cura-
tivcs, thoy strike at once at the root Of the
matter, tone up the system, arrost the dis
charges, and impart yigOr and energy, life
and vitality 10 tho entire man. They have
cured thousands Of cases. Price $500 per
package Of Fix boxes and vial, which rs very
important ia obstinate and old oases, or 81
per siugic by sold 10y all druggists, aud
gcut by mail ia receipt OF price. Address
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medicine
"a Oo3 BroAdway. Nov YORK. t'H
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YOUR COUGH.
ALIENS LUNG 5ALsAM.
WITAr M pocroR's ~.

Amos Wooliy, NJ. d. Of Kosciuska 90, Indiana, SAYS
For three years past I have used Aliens Lung Balsam
extensively IN my practice, end am satisfied there Is
no better medicine Tor lung dissasosl n use"
Isaac ". Doran, NJ. o., Of Logan Co, Ohio. aayas-
Aliens Lung Basam not ouy sells rapidly, but gives
perfect satiaiacti0u Ia evory case within ms knowledge.
Having confidence IN n and knowing thatit posaeases
valuable medical proportiqe ] froey use n in my daily
practice and with unbounded success. A an expooto
rant 10 " most certainly far ahead OF any preparation /
have ever yet known"
d. Fletcher. Of Missouri, says. "~Irocommend your
BalAmib prcierenoo 10 any other medicing for Oougha
and Eiees aatisfhcuon."
Aqen'a Lung Bhlsan allie remedy to cure hl Lung
and ThfOnt df1icultiU8. II ahOuld be thoroughly teBtod
before usinG any other Basam. 10 will cure when All
others fal. DIectionsaccUppany each bottle.
~ N. HARRIS a q sole ptorra,
Sold by all Druggists. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold AZ Milwaukee b. n. Bosworth a Sons. Greene 4
Button, Rico A RisinR. Drake Bros ,DOhmen, Schmidt
a 90, aud all Milwaukee druggists.
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A Clerical Maniac-A Curious Adven,
ture.


The Rev. II. NJ. Brown, n Baptist minis
ter, near Paris ILL.,, has become insane and
is subject TO the most remarkable freaks. -
His first freak was tic collection of two
large piles Of rocks, about twenty-five feet
apart, which he called his batteries, he
threatened TO kill everybody who Glanced
to come that way. lilo gave his brother
the passwords with which he could pass
the batteries. The password to the east
ern batteries was: cam / n soldier Of the
cross" The password to tho western one
was: 'Amazing grace, how sweet the
sound that saved n wretch like me-" His
brother passed the eastern work or battery,
but tho mailman sternly commanded that
no should not approach any closer, at the
SINE time raising o large stone i'm n menac-
ing manner He rctreated hastily. Sub
sequently he entered the fortress again and
escaped with n slight bruiso by coming in
contact with n missile hurled from the
eastern battery.-B this time there was q
large crowd stationed Mt n distance devils
ing plans for compelling the reyerendma
man 10 eyacuato his works. At last IL was
agreed that several should take very small
stones and throw close around him in or
der to get him TO throw all his missiles Mt
them and they could capture him without
huy uinBer' Iney tnfeW ~ nlm lOf some
time before he pretended TO notice them.
but at last he began throwing Mt them as
fast Rs he could, when the eastern battery
was completely destroyed he turned toward
the western, but. to his intense surprise
that 'battery'' had vanished. He was
completely unarmed, and he began to ad
vance toward his brother, crying that he
would surrender himself. just Mt this mo-
ment some of the party who had been
slightly bruised by the stones, let fly q vol
ume ut him, when he fell heavily to the
earth, having been hit and hurt considea-
bly,. They then rushed upon him and
carried him to the jail.-Clloroiorm was
administered to him, This narcotic ex-
erted its soothing influence and he fell in
TO n profound slumber-the first
worthy of note for ten days and pights.-
This was resorted TO very frequently. A
friend who remained with him all night,
had a narrow escape from death. During
an apparently lucid interval the mailman
suddenly embraced him, snatched the chic.
reform handkerchief, aud tried to stun il
down his throat. After a very severe strug,
gle the watcher threw the maniao OF, and
soon subjected him TO an aesthetic, - Chicq,
90 Times. I'lit4 AitAI'.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-23

DIR. j. M. LIEDsEY-Dedr Sir!-Wo are hap.
Blood SedrCha' has culed a case Of Scrofula
which had been running for Ave years. The
flesh was eaten OF thu lady's arm so that the
working OF the shows could be seen. She
NJ the eighth bottle now, and the ilesh
growing on very fast.
JNo. RAIsToN a Son, Eldorton, Pa.
The great Biood Purifier Of the ago Is Lind
seJs Hood SedrGhar. Please send two dozen
bottles at once. "N -
II. Il. SELLTDs& Co. Sole Prop'rs,
race - ..... Pittsburgh, Pa.
N-None genuine without their name on
the bottom OF tho outside wrapper.
For sale by all Druggists.
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CURED

BnOOKLYH, October Gh, lsfa.
To DIR. BRANDuTTH LII eivcs me pleasure 10 rtato
the good I have experienced from your pina. Since /
commenced their use Thayo felt, in All respects, ifke a
new man, and the rheumatism I took them 10 roHove
has entirely disappeared. At FIRST I was proiudioed
against them, because their operation was attended
with a severe gripping hut, on further orperianra. I am
convinced such pains arc only caused by the medicine
struggling with AMI removing certain ohstruotiuns u
the boweis. / commenced with taking hvo pills oyerv
night on going 10 BED, and by the increase Of ono ni
each ovoninR ran tho quantity mp 20 twelve pills, which
number l continued TO take for ten dhya. and then
gradually reduced to five pills at a dose. With the
exception Of tho first three doses have enperioncai
% pam or gripping, but the operation was both easy and
pleasant. 4 took he pills for twontyiour dave, and 1
noticed that l passed a larEe quanhly OF black, bilious
looking, ohensiYo matter, which I An glad 70 nave got
olearof. The Brandreth Pills take right hold ofall
that " deleterioua m the bowels aud, az 4 said beforo.
/ nov eel like a new man. aud deem IL my dulv 10 81
press my gratitude 10 you.
Sincerely your friend,
FRAHkL1NL HAwLFY,
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Spffial llntifes.
sumner PernsZHow 90 Bsoapo Them.

Stttuhlcf feftls-hoW ~ haNnho AheWs
II will not do 10 trine with health in hot weather.
Vigor oozes through tho skin a. every pore, and IL Is BY
physical vigor only hat Unhealthy influences can be
banied and repered. Tho vital elements arc evapo-
rated in perspiration Tntenro heat converts a man
into a seltacting pnrap. and Tie moisture that Is pump.
od out Of him Is derived from the well-springs Of life
within him. There is q great need, therefore, that
these sources Of physical strength should be in a con.
dition 10 bear, without danger or Inconvenience, the
extraordinary drain. n they are not in sdch a CON
ditiou, Tie individual Incomes isusuid AID low spirited.
nThe main thihe e okeep nio dgestive arparetus in
good working Trim for II the stomach, the purveyer Of
tho system, docs It's duty thoroughly, the liver, tho
bowels, the brain, and the nervous system, BEING duly
nurtured. will he likely 70 do theirs. In view Of these
facts. " Is manifest that q %poEerful and wholesome
vegetable tonic like HOSTETrFR,S BITrERS IL e..
most admirable Of all corroctives and invigorants, and
for this reason " does not overstimulatol tho system.
The proportions Of aperent, tonic and stimulating com.
ponents arc 10 j udiciously graduated, that tho processes
Of inauguration and publication 20 on simultaneously,
and no undue excitement is created M the circulation
or the brain. All unmodicated siimulants, however
pure, ovcite the pulse and he nervous system. Theiy
eEpiardipg H~eoAialempefary aud when II passes 81
the pltdct ard mentaI depression they y employed
not the case whom HOsTFTTFR'S BITTFRs arc taken
az a siomaohio and norvine. The medicinal herbs,rrots
ard guns with fvhion they are iuprcgnaied, uguirahzs
the excitihg ptfneipe ofthe re sptrit which forms their
basis, and which is in itself tho most wholesome Of all
the varieties Of alcohol.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-23
BILIOUS AND OTHER
AFFECTIONS.

The great cause in new countries Il the ABSORPTION
Of unheulthy vapors or AR. They paes into the lnhae
snd 80 get iptothe blood. There arc other causes
such As unhealthy food, overwork. over exoitomeufm
any kind, CONTAGIOUS ard infectious diseases, checked
goup!ration hut they are az cured by Pufesiiou with
bRhNDHfTlfS Pills. which iufalhbly take oisons
out Of the blood, and which, II they remain IN the
blood, are sure 70 settle upon some part Of tho body
which u weakest. Thus, II upon tho lungs they produco
conHumr ton N upon tho tho spleen, low spirit and
inability to fin the attention for any time upon an
complaint, lever and ague or fevers; " on the brain,
pains IN the head, dizzinesa ringing noises, and a dis
which remain unheedsd, but at last youh have . Chilli
and you are laid up. You have n violent headache and
pain in the back. Now you must begin, take siT or
eight Brandroth'g Pills; ~ you can drink some herb
teas, being in bed, they will help you. bOneset Is the
beat. But suppose you can get nothing but Bran.
drefh's Pills, you take six or eight aud N they do not
operate well in six hours, take four or six more; drink
plentifully Of oat meal or indian meal cruel The noxt
day you mas. have another "chtlh N You Rave, do the
have another rehiln DO ~ same sgsin. You may be
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-23
~BRANDRETH'S PILLS

70 cure you, or twenty, they will euro you inloss tina
than by any other method and a. vastly less expense.
SHOULD your sickness commence with diarrhWa, with
OF without chnlf, the process rs the same; ar or eirhi
pil8 At once in the treatment. The cure "a often moTc
speedy Ia M ESQ cases than vhen the chill Commence
without tie sikuF. .BRANDRKTHiS Pills arc tbe
efficient remover Of burdens and every day save lle
Indeed; after. two or three days use Of Ran
DhhIH' PILL. ag q rule, all pains, aches, hoavinees
aad dullness vanish, life, v~iyacity and ~agiluness isks
their place, the eye and the complexion have grown
eleHt ana bright; even the voice has the true nnR Of
BRANDRETHRPmLs arc tho best medicine for
both children n dlold persona. They are A true family
medloinei good for AL" by attention 20 tho above !
great sickness will DO made little, and a slight one
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-23

BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-If you would DO beau
tiful, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
II gives u pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
II Removes, Redness, Blotches and Pim-
pies, cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and
makes a Lady of thirty appear but twenty .
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
ana Poarly, the Eye bright and clear; the
Check glow with thoB Bloom of Youih,a inn
parts a fresh, plump appearance TO tho coun-
tonaneo. No Lady need complain of nor
Complexion whom rs cents will purchase this
delightful article.
The best thing to dress the Hair with is
Lyons Kathairon. H r. r.H.t...
PRIyArE medical aid. Read DIR. Whittier's
ahygrtfaapaant