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arvan's Life rnuiporator.
LIFE, HEALrH ~ sTRLN0

LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH
10 all who use II aud follow my directions. I,
mover fails ~ remove NervOu. Debility, H. pot,
ency or want II Poscr, aud oil weakness atiSiD 2
from oyccs,es ar 10 liberation, Tesulting 10 loss
~ mernory, uupIca.out iream' weak nerves,
heaIscne. nrrvou, trembling, general lassituIo,
d,puc., 81 Ylspu, flashing Of the skin, which,
II neglected, vii surely lead on u Insanity or
Consumption, When the syttom is once affected
il viii not recover without help. /, must be in.
yIgJratcd and s,reng gthensd, to enable the suffer-
~ 20 tulAll the duties Of life
This medicine has hecn tested for many yGars,
and It is warranted a certain ure, 10 matter
how bad the case may be. llunirods " certl-
Gates can be shown. Price, one dollar per bot.
tie, " six bottles for Eve dollars.
Sold by all Druggists
II YOU cannot prpcure il 'end a statement If
your case snd enclose The money 10 Bsyau \ CO.,
04 Cedar Street, New York, and it will be sent
you. On Teceip. of Five Dollars, a bottle nearly
Equal 70 sovcn email ones vii be sent 70 any ex.
press Office 10 tho United states, charges paid
Private circulars sent on application. Enclose
stamp. decZld1tawdwIy.
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1900 p. W. CINCINNATI ENrRE>S. Sundays
excepted, connecting at E.mira for Harris
burg, Ph,'t Ic,phIa nul tho south 80 us-
".sI Ir Ithaca. at Bin ghlmt,u foe SyEe-
cusci ut LH'k4WaNeu Tor HYuu-dalas II
Midd.c.1wu for Inlouyioi az Gosueu Tor
Npnts mary: AZ Ureycyurt t1r Nawhurgh
and Narwi.k and a. Jcrs.y C..y vl.u LA-
press Train of New Jersey ElHrrai for
Philadelphia.
FROM BJFFALO-By New York Time from
Depot, corner Exchange and Michigan streets.
5J5A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPEEsS, tsun-
days excepted stops at IorncsviIIc 9I0
a, M.IBktt.I Susquchanua 2.32 p. NJ. Dine }
Turner's 500 7. NJ, tSup.,l and arrives in
New York at l0:lO ?. N. Connects Mt q reat
Bend with Delaware, Laclnwauua and Wes.
tern Railroad, at Jersey City with midnight
Express Train Of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia.
7'3OA ". EXPRESS MAIL, via. Avon and
HornelisyiiIo daily except sundays Ar
riyes in New York at 7:4u A. NJ
$50 +, NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. runs
daily. stops at H1rnellsville 6:l5 =. NJ
sup, and arrives in New York 7;IO A. NJ
Connects at E,mirA With Northern Central
Hallway for Harrisburg nLi the South, an 4
al Jersey city with Morning Exp press Train
Of Sew Jersey kalrpui frt PhilaIclphia.
Baltimore and Washington.
Sleeping Coaches ore attached 20 this train at
Butln,o running through to New York without
hangc.
Il:20 PM. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily, lex.
cePt sundays stops at Susquohanna y:45
a NJ, Bkft,) Turner's 3;4J +. NJ. lDupl
and arrives in New York at $40 +. N. Con.
n'Jts at Jersey City with Evening Trains
Nr PhiIai'iphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton.
ui.r,,., o.o,b a,,.,T,.t D.. 49, -: , ID r
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TemaIe Complaints.

Wh,tber IN the young cr oli married or sin
gle, a. the dawn Of w,mauhurd, or fts mrn ot
lite these tonic medicine display su decided au
Influence that marked Improvement 3. foaa
P,rovpublr 20 tl"L,ulIh Of tn, patient, Bong
purely vegetable Preparation, thcy ARE n safe and
reliable remedy for h.I classes Of Females Iu ov.
cry condition Of health and sntrp of ,ir
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oh tie Ointment and Pits SLouH be Hsei
IN tie f0ii0uing cas,s;

Buuions, Burns, ChapPcd Hands, ChlIIhlns
E,stuIa, Gout, Lumbago, McrrIrial Eupuoua,
Piles, rheumatism, Eiugworm, Salt ELcum, shin
Disenses, scalds, NwcIlcd Glands, Sore Legs. Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Thronts. Sores Of oil
kinds, Sprsins, SUN JOINTS Tcttcr, Ulcers, Ven.
sreal Sores Wounds Of all kinds.
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22tO 27 Miles the Shortest Route
All trains run directly through W Now York.
GtA- 800 MILES, without change Of coaches

~sA- 'OV MLLI-eI WITHOUT chHhge OF coaches.
From and after February 18Th, Iss9, Train.
WI leave IL connection with all Western mes, n.
follows
FROM CLEyRLAND--Irom rom Erie Railway b
pot:
$50 A. NJ. LGGHINING EXPRESS, daily, Ar
rVes at Leay.tts0urgh $40 a. N. Sleeping
coach from this point 10 New York without
change Meadyillc mo H. in Hornells-
vile II =. 10. sup, New York 7.4Oa, IN.
C0nnecs at Lelyittsburgh for Youngstovu
~ MeadSll,o for Oil City; at Emlra with
Northern teutral Railway for Harrisburg
aai tue south, an / ~ jersey city with Nor
nIus ENpross rain Of Now Jersry Railroad
Tor lhIAdelphit, Baltimore aud Washing.
ton.
4I1 =. VI. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, Sundav,
excepted, arrives ut LcayItt.burgh G.52 o.
nj Msaddlie y.3U y. u. tslorpiny rua n
from this point 70 New \ ork wt,loutc ca tHyea
bre1sia.G a. susqueLdnHa y.iJ %. m., ulno
%. Iuurra $40 ?. In., arrive IN Ncn urk
1f0 f. ~. connecting With Evening LNpress
Trains Of New jtrsg Railroad for Phtla-
drrLua Baltimore ana Washington.
90 T.. N. DAY EXPRESS, -.turIlvscy,cgtcl.
arriving % HoruoiIs'llr9.l, %. m., ,afrak
"'.p "nH Bend 20 ,. w., c,naecuns
with Delaware, LacAawsua AMI Western
Railroad s.s4uehauna 2.a1 D. 10. dine.
Iurn"rs 81 +. m. ..uppcr New York
Iv ~ =, IA ,cJuDect,us wIlh Michigan Ia
l"as' Irn'h of N"w jersey Railroad tor
rhlIuiuIAja
A sleeping coach il attached 10 this train n
CIovciun1, sud runs through 10 Horuol.yifc.
FROM DUNKIRk-By New York time Crom
Union Depot;
7:SO A. ". EXPRESS MAIL.frpm Duukirk.Iai.
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

LsaaJs i"r Young Men on the interesting reIa-
uon OF bridegroom to Bride, in the institution
o AHrna-c-a Guide to matrimonial felicity,
ana true h"rp.ne's by mail in seated let
Ter en'e" l'str Of ohs-cc. Address, HovApn
ASSocIA'I'N, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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III 1tiO . on =
,u fr,,y d. k.l afut..g

Arising from bad Ftutroi sh.yodo,, r.t.e
disease, are erudicated and clear and ~. .,s,
eDt surface rcganod by the restorative act.rl. -l
this Ointment IL surrasso.s many Of o., u...
mct,cs md other toilet aPriimucs in be- power
dspul ruahes aAd utLer diet gurtmCuts OF the e..
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four degrees stronger. They are intended for
special cases. Price. five dollars per box.
Private circulars sent free. Enclose s,aiup.
II you cannot procure the pill enclose the mon
cy ami al ire.s BRYAN & CO., d Cedar street.
New York, and on receipt they viii be sont well
sonirG 10y return mail
trr2llgt4pkwl
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HALLS
VegetabIe SiciIian Hair ROn8Wer

ErerU VPGr increases the p0DU-
idritY of this UGlRd6fc HUir PREM
Gr0tiOn, WhjCb is dUe to merit
atone. Uc can assure OHr OH
patrons that IL is Ecpt run Hp to
ITS hiVh standard, djid to those
WhO hare HcCer HSC6 IL are can
COHFdcHtiH $0H. mat IL az the OHiU
rCti0Ofe dIld perfected preUHFu-
NOu 10 restore GRAE Or FADED
lEAgS to its BOpthfW COIOF. H2uh-
ing IL soft, iHStrOUS. and SYEcR !;
me ScGip. By ats HSe, becomes
Witttc 0i1d clean; il TenOreS al
ctWptt0HS GHd ddndrUD. ana bV
as tonic properties prevents tie
h0jr from rating ont, as il sfili-
650tes and HOariShes the H0il,
gt0Hds. BIZ its use tie hair 0F01rS
thicker ana stronger. In bUi,lllcSs
ii restores the capillary gIUn,is
to their normal TiOOT, ana iciH
create a HeC DFOtOtH PrCcDt ia
extreme OM age. n is tie mast
economical HAIR DRESSING
ccer Hsed, as it requires TieWer
oPpttcdttONS, G3tR gireS the hair
mat Sptcndid glossy 0ppedr0HCe
80 muCh ddmircd bU al. Il. 4.
-, '''' .''' Hst otItG dSSfHPF or
.h0S5.' says, "Hte constituents are
pure ana cGrefUHy selected 50y.
erCetient qHGIitU. GId I c0usjtirr
a 'he BESF PREPARATION fo,.
tts intended purposes" Ne nib
iiSh Il treatise on the hair. ,tbfcb
"e SeHd FREE by mail uD0n GDDIi-
cnft0H, tcLiCh COIitUiRS COnliHen-
d4torD notices FROM cIergynen.
RhJS.ciuJiS, the press. ami others.
PC mare mddc the StHdy Of the
n"'" ditd It's diseases n SDeCialfV
IGr 0e"''~. "i'd kHOiC hhHt IRE male
We most "J"ctire pycDNY0fj0n Tor
s;a 1te "e&S.'o,r.dt'oa amt me tteSet.C0~
non ~ hte h0it'. tTfQj,t, and SO
dchnO"tcdJeu dg Hr Jssf iEedi.
ca! ana chemical Authority.
S"'d By all Drrqgtsts and Dealys in Medicine
COOK, CoBURN g. CO,
Ien,l Agents for Northwestern States
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, Ill
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SSt. Cloud Hotel.

TNHiS new and eommodious house, located
corner Of broadway and Forty Second st.
possesses advantages over al other houses for
the accommodation of It's guests. 1t was bull,
expressly for dr'i class Family Boarding
H"n'e-the rooms being largo and en- suit heat
ed by s.eam-wjth hot and cold water. and fpr.
ni'h'i second 10 none; while the culinary de-
parIment is in the most experienced hands,
aHordlng guests an gnequslcd table.
"n' OF AtwO0d's Patent Elevators is also
among the "modcrn Improvements" and at the
service Of guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cara
Pa's the door avery four minutes, running from
the city Hall to Central Pork while the sixth
AMI seventh Avenue Lines ora but shgr. B,ock
Oh either side, ahoriInc ample facilities forcom.
!Hdn,eaung with all the Depots, teamboat
landings, places O. Amusement aud Business of
TIE great metropolis.
MORE 4 HOLLEY,
NchZ'doin lr,pr,ctors.
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REEVES AMBROSIA
F'oAS the HAIR

LHIHOJED
Itis an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
ttnyigoTatcs the Roots Of tho Hair.
1t forces tho Hair and Beard to grow lururlantly
It IttmmedintoIy s'ops Hair Falling out.
II 'Ae'P' 'ao Halrtrom Changing Color from Ago.
It restores Grey Hair totts Original Color.
Itb'inss out Hair on heads that have been ba4d
Tor yoars
It IS composed eltireI- of stmrl, and purely
vegetable substances.
Il has received over six thousand voluntary 'os.
nmoGials Of jrs excellence, many Of which are
from physicians in high standing.
1t is sold in half-pouod bottles .rhe name
blown in tho glass, by Druggists aud Dealers in
Fancy Goods every where, at Ore Dollnrper Bot.
tie. Wholesale by Demas Barnes & Co.; F. c.
Wells Co..; S0hlefelin 4 Co., New York.
moh2!ily.
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,,1R mack WORMS AMI plmple. on the
3 F,5s, us5 Perry's Comedone and PimIle
I,n,T prepared only by DR., q. {. Perry, so
ii,"i st, Now York. sold every where. Tie
,,,Ic supplied By Who,esaIe Medicine Dealer.
m-N LlrnI mWAm
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VICTORY.


CONQUEST INSTANT AND SUBLIME,
Der spiteful Nature an o.r ll,Atl1. Time,
ha'r white or gray, or red As sunsets -ky.
Assumes BlOck or Brown, that charms the
eye,
Baaenth the spell Of CRIsTADORo,s DYE.
Cc'alad0T0'S Hair PreSctYatiye
AND HEhJTIFIER.-Tbis famou. preporstt.c
I..rau,ceI to preserve the haIr ia q, ..I,
beauty --a .-NurisHge tAr5ughUu- lie. IsrIe
'"' 3. .a.r, f dickens il; Il du3 4ui .-a .-
81 '''t u -ya, it magnificent .!.ss. !t i,
va. ....r' ~ remove scarf and duudrut. prevent
'' '.' in.'. 4, fest0re it in bald ,pDts. cnus,
IN '''' 'Nt Keep II in splendid order under
d" VIZ -.a .1ars., gB1 in al. climates
n,o,.'. ' ~ ,,rosg-ts, and applied by all Hafr
4aD.isot ~ No. IS Maiden Lane.
PnnIga. b.po: No. 6 AItor House.
mchindwlm.
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Ease II HtnY NsbFb' starving ,lat .H.. . r.
hnaoiou' Y rrir''- =, t'd to any ,th,r I,i t.s
or tire rae~s b Ne in - s'1t Fn5,uIJ.
apple Au. so' thisI .sHrFp'Il .tt.,
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Erysipelas and Salt Rheum

are two OF the most common rud yiuirrtdis-
an'," mt Or -. '.furt ., these the
V'u'men' q. l.rv.'oa. .u,.s suai.,ig. 90. '....dut
oFeIuhr' 3, r''' 80 erru,a," ,ur ,r,uu, 80 =
then complulJ tue uurs.
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SPECIAL NoTIGns'

1,.prVove NH Patches Freekie' aud Tan
tIs sI.atIos tS'o prepared only By Dr. B. {. Perry.
sold by ell DrusgiH''
hyeJauigmH5n
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LADIES,
+ you require Il reliable remedy, use the best
DR.. Earvcy's Female Pills,
Or. Rarvev's aolden Pilla.

have 10 equal. They ure safe and sure IN ord
inNry eascs. Price, One Dollar per Box.
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OVpIcE: Thiri street, between brady and
Perry. w
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-16

TAKING TIE CENSUS The lesibility Of
taking the next census in one day throughout
the United States, was suggested some time
since. A few days ago the attention of Con-
gress was called to the matter by memorial
presented in the House of Representatives,.
signed by forty-three of the principal officers
of the life insurance companies of the Uni
ted States. Hitherto months have been con-
sumed in taking the census, and when finish
ed after so great delay and published, the
correctness of much of it was still question
able. The proposition now is to finish the
job in single day. and as material aid, in
fact necessity to the accomplishment OF
the task within that time, and as a means OF
obtaining greater accuracy, it is suggested
in the memorial that blank schedules be
furnished to house holders and Others prior
10 the time fiyed upon, to be by them care
fui!y filled up. This system it is said has
been successfully practiced in Europe, and il
so, we eau imagine no reason why it cannot
be acted upon in this country with equal sue
cess and satisfaction.
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The suicide Of TWitchelI.

Philadelphia, April S.-Twitche'l was
left in his cell at o'clock by the Rev. Mr.
Bringhurst in company with two Catholic
priests, who had been on visit to EatonjS
cell. The keepers removed everything from
Twitchclls cell except u tin cup, mt which
Twitchell smiled and made Il iocular remark.
At 500 the watchman lonnd Twitchell ap-
parrnty in deep sleep lie shock him and
found that life was extinct. 4 hasty eXaml-
nation by the officers OF the prison led tU
the conclusion that he bad committed suicide
by poison conveyed to him hy his friends. -
lie had for. the previous "a hours evinced
overwhelming terror of his Fate, and his con-
duet before being left alone apparently con-
firms the impression of suicide thongh this
can only be ascertoined by AN official investi-
CATION. The BULLETIN says: The murderer
has added to his crime OF assassination and
falsehood tie crime Of suicide TO which he
has been undoubtedly driven by uncontroll-
able terror which the failure of the last at
temprs to save him had produced, His mis-
cradle end will awaken II sensation of pity,
even with those who most firmly believe in
his guilt, aud in the justice Of his condem-
nation. He has died and made no sign to
convince any one Of the truth of his social
ed confession, and there is but one being
the dreadful deed which has sent Geo s.
TwItchell, Jr, to q suicides and ielon's
grave.
1t appears that during yesterday Twtchell
was allowed to visit Eaton in his cell. Dur
lug the interview TwitchcIl rem rkcd to Eea-
tor that they would not he hung toget her.
This led to a suspicion of suicide being con
templated, and lwitchelfs cell was searched,
and everything removed in the shape oi
extra furniture aud convenences When
found he was lying on his back, his hands
clenched, and his mouth wide open, showing
marks of an agonized death Since his deatl
his body has become much diSculored, prov
ing that death was caused by miDeral poison.
A further examination Of the cell, led to the
discovery Of piece of liquorce root, which
1t has been ascertdined that Twitehell was
poisoned with strychpine. 1t appears that
Eaton was aware Of Twitchelps intention to
commit suicide. A gentleman who had d
conversation with Eaton this morning, SAYS
that last night the two men were allow.
ed to have an intrrvied. and that Twitchel
said: derry, you will have to go alone to-
morrow; I'll not be with you; but NUNS tho
word. - Afterward Eaton revealed this state
ment to the c'ergym"n in attendance, and
they thong t it proper to inform the officers
of the prison. Twitchel's cell was then
thoroughly searched. ana everything was
removed lay which he might iniure himself
even the looking glass was taken away; but
he must have had the poison concealed about
him, or may have already swallowed it.
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Decoration Day.

Germans, in the Father-land, by universal
and time honored custom, says the Pittsharg
GAZETTE. decorate the graves of their dead
friends on the eve of St. John, the Baptist's
day or midsummers eve. AT that time
every city and hamlet throngs Of the flower
lreighted living can be seen vending their
ways TO the cities of the dead. Brown, un.
slightly graves, and those grown dead with
age, alike blossom with these sweet offerings
of Memory and Love. OF course, in almost
every Gods Acre" there must be some,
often many. graves which have no friends;
graves for the occupants of which, that trite
line ''gone, but not forgotten" has To truth;
for such as these. many kind hearted friends
take extra garlands along with them, SO that
no grave may appear sighted or neglected,
an isolated commentary on human forgettul-
ness, when the SUI of st. Johns day dawns.
The members of the Grand Army of the
Republic have, for several years, endeavored.
in measure, to Introduce this beautiful Gus
tom in our own country, by appointing not
st. John's day, bu: the 30th day OF May as
II day in which the last resting-p aces of our
fallen braves shall be strewd with evergreens
and flowers. Surely such an object should
meet with no opposition, for, not the surviv.
ing friends alone Of the departed, but the
whole country owes, at the least, one day oil
honor and remembrance each year, 10 those
who have lost all in fighting and winning its
battles
We hope, now that the note of prepnra.
tiou has been sounded, when the 3Oth day
of May comes to us again, all will be in
readiness, SO that throughout the whole coun.
try, the cities of the living shall visit and
ndorn the cities Of the dead We feel sure
too, that no harm shall he done, if some take
extra garlands to place on any poor grave
which nay chance to be neglected, and. !;
that grave should not be that of soldier,
if many graves, not those of soldiers shoull
he thus adorned-we cannot see that any
wrong will be done either to the living OF
the dead.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-16

CUT FEED.-I am n strong advocate for
cut food for all kinds of stock, but not
without good reason, and the experience
of more than one year. Last season we
cut all the hay, straw, and corn fodder
fed to forty head of stock, and are all
well satisfied that by so doing We were
repaid for Our trouble three or four times
over, although onr experience with corn
fodder is, that if fed ithout stcaming, it
should never be less than from three
quarters to one inch long-for large
corn stalk cut up into half inch pieces
will turn on end in the animals mouth,
and wound his jaws; but cutting double
the length avoids this dfficulty.-C0r Of
Southern Planter.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-16

SLElGH1N, WITH A GIRL.-Of all the
joys vouchsafed to man in life's tempes
tuous whirl; there's nought approaches to
heaven 50 near as sleighing with a girl
a rosy, laughing, buxom girl feeling,
flirting. dashing, doting, smiling, smack
ing, jolly, joking, jaunting, jovial, poser
pocking. dear little duck of girl. Pile
up your wealth mountain high, you
sneering. scotiing churl. III laugh as |
60 dashing by with my jingling bells
and girl-the brightest. dearest, sweetest
girl; the funniest, tlushest frankest, fair
est, roundest, ripest, toughest, rarest,
spunkicst, spiciest. squirmiest, sqnarest,
best of girls With dropping lashcs,
half conceali"g amorons ilashes-.just the
girl for a chap like me TO court aud love.
and marry you see-with rosy cheeks
and clustering curls, the sweetest and the
best of girls.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-16

CATTLE DISEASE IN EURoPE.-It is re
ported that cattle disease prevails very eX.
tensivcly at the present time in Eastern
Europe. and great fears are entertained
of its extension from Austria, to those
states fiom which England receives a
large supply of cattle. Not only are Mol
davia, Wallachia and Transyivana greatly
infested, but also Poland, Gallicia, and
Hungary. The pleuro pneumonia is said
to be on the increase, not only in the Lon
don dairies but in several parts Of the
country, and on the continent. Recent
information reports its existence in severe
from in Spain. The small pox of sheep
is also reported TO have recently broken
out in the neighborhood Of hamburgh
ard TO be still prevalent in some parts of
Holland, particularly near Rotterdam.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-16
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
. As its name implies, it does Cure. and does not
tail. Containing neither Arsenic Qunine, Disuuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, 1t in nowise iDiurcs any patient. The
number and importance of its cures in the aguc dis
tricts, are literally beyond account and believe
without parallel in the history of Ague medicine.
Our pride is gratiled by the acknowledgements we
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where Other remedies had wholly failed.
Unaeclimated persons, either resident IN, or
travelling through masmae localities, will be pro.
teeted by taking the 1GUE CURE daily.
For Lfcer COmptditts. arising from tOrpidity
of the Liver, 1t is excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders aud Liver Complaints, It is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER q Co, Practical
all round the world
PRICE, $1.OO PER BOTTLE.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-16

FEEDING CuIcKENs Chickens are as
liable to eat too much as any other farm
stocks Who thinks OF 50 arranging his
corn cribs that his horses and cattle and
hogs can help themselves to all they can
eat, providing only they waste 10 grain
by trampling it under foot? Chickens
evidently reason as little about the conse-
quence of eating too much as do other
domestic animals. BY cramming them.
selves, as they often do, they impair diges-
ton, and become dyspeptic yet, not
losing an appetite for food, they continue
to cat, and thus make the trouble worse
When they become crop-bound, although
they still eat, they grow poor, and finally
die as of starvation. Many, however, are
affected in different way The diges
tive organs do not fail SO soon, and the
hens become excessively fat They cease
laying, lose their sprightly gait nope
around, and in a few days, unless reduced
to mere moderate diet, commence dying
off. A post-mortem examination will
now reveal diseased state OF the liver,
it being very much enlarged, and more
yellow in color than is natural. This
disease of the liver is what is commonly
called " chicken cholera - in this region,
and often we hear it said, Our iattest
hens died of the cholera - COURtry Gen.
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