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No HOSPITALS

In Europe or America, have as many patients az
DR.. Wolcott, 10 Chatham square, N. T., where
all can test, free Of cost, Wolcott's Annihilator,
for Cstarrh, or Woicott's Pain Paint for the inn
mediate removal Of all pain, and certain cure of
diseases. Buy none unless in white wrappers.
noylld&W2w
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ISooMPARABLE.-Grace's Celebrated saive is
conceded BY all to be the best preparation for the
cure Of cuts, burns, wounds, scalds, sprains, and
cutaneous diseases and eruptions generally. In
places distant from medical aid 1t will be found
invaluable, and In the nursery It should always
ha AZ hand
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6Don't think that because snufHs and strong
or poisonous solutions will not cure Catarrh that
Jan cannot be cured. The proprietor Of Dr..
6aee's Cataxrh Remedy offers $500 reward for q
case Of Catarrh which he cannot cure. It costs
butdfty cents for package which prepares one
fal pint. Sold By druegiats. or send sixty cents
e DE. 3. y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. r, and get Il
through the mail
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED

To canvass for Mrs. Elects new Book, Just pup
lished IN beautiful style, and sold a. low price
NEW NATIONAL WORK,
Now selling in immense numbers in all sections
Of our land 1t is fresh, lively and rparki ng Is
splendidIy illustrated with elegant Steel poI traits
Every lady will want copy. Gentlemen vii
want II for TEEN. No family afford 10 be
without il. Agents, particularly ladies' can do
better with this book than with any other extsr..
Greai Inducements offered, and agents wanted n
every township in the United States.
EXTRA PREMIUMS GIVEN
To good emerge ic men or women, in addition l.
our regular terms. Send for Circulars, with com
plete information and terms. Address HART
FORD PUBLISHING CO., Hartford, Conn.
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.ENRY WARD DRDOHER'B
PJ,YMOUTH pUT.pTT

Are being read by psepae a sIny 49, ed de-
nomination all ovsg thia eounfyy and Burope.
They are full Of Vital, beautiful rsg1ous thosehi
and feeling. Plym0ufA Pulpit 10 yuhliahed
weekly, and contains M4. Dsoaer's 6aRnnD cd
Prayers, in iosm suitable for pesservstann and
binding. For sale BY III newPdealers- pfies.
lOc. Yearly subscriptions received by the pub
fishers 1881 giving too handsome volumes Of over
400 pages each. half yearly, tl.7s. A aev ano
superb Steel Portrait Of Mr.. Beecher presented
TO all yearly subscribers. Extraordinary o6er
PLYMOUTH PULPIT Ct3l, and THE CHRIS
TIAN UNION (s2. - an UnsectaSian, Indepen-
dent, Weekly Jourr1Ibf Christianity-withI Lee
ture Room Talk and Editorial Articles by Mr..
Beecher- sent to one address for 50 weeks, for
four dollars. Special inducements to canvasseTs
and those getting up clubs. Specimen copies,
J.B FORD CO.,
octI2d&wiw Pubs, 80 Park Row, N. Y.
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1Have you q sever wrench or sprain! Have
You rhsum atism IN any formi Have you stif
neck, or bunches caused BY rheumatic psins II
90 "Johnson's Anodyne Liniment" is specific
remedy, and is also the best pain killer in the
world.
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IOMEN OF NEW YORK !

or THE UNDERWORLD OF THE
GREAT CITY. The sins OF every cIsss
Of society exposed. AVOID the Railroad
TO ruin. Signals Of danger are up. More
money in II tor live agents than any 9th
ID er book. Takes three presses al rho time
70 print fast enough. One agent took lis Orders
in ten days. 5i1 pages IS illustrations. Prize
e. 20. Agents wanted. Address
X. Y. BOOK CO.
lfs Na-sau 81, n. Y
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&peft1l 3nftees.
DEBILITY.

Every one a. times feels the necessity Of some
thing to tone up the system depressed by mental
or bodily exhaustion. At such times let every
one, instead of taking alcoholic or medicinal
stimulants, which afford only temporary relief,
re-invigorate his debilitated system by the uatu-
raj tonic elements of the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
or Protected Solution of the Protoxide of Iron,
which yitalizes and enriches the blood by supply
ing it with its Life Element, IRoN.
Being free from Alcohol in any form, its ener-
giving effects are not followed by corresponding
reaction, but are permanent, infusing strength,
vigor and new life into all parts Of the system,
and building up an IRON CONSTITUTION.
NJ c. STERLING, ESQ, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
says =
Since taking the Peruvian Syrup feel better,
my strength is improved, my bowels are regular,
my appetite first rate.
There is old physician in this city, tolder
than l am,) who has been in the drug business
for 40 years, who has used the Syrup for three
months, and gives it as his decided opinion, that
knew"
For Dyspepsia, Debility and Female Weak
nesses the Peruvian syrup is a specific. A ~
pags pamphlet sent free. The genuine has 'PE-
RCvIAN SYRUP" blown in the glass.
j. =. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. Sc Dey St., New York.
Sold By all Druggists.
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COUNTY BONDS

VA Pay 70 l. Per ell nj. on the Investment ana
offer god si.d ample security. We have a lang
list OF tn various County Bonds OF Missouri,
mostly i-suad Tor building Railroads and scboo.
houses, 10 which respectfully call the atten-
ton u Eastern capitalists We also have foz
sale -. LOUIS County and Oity Bonds Iniorrns-
ton cheerfuiy furnished by addressing
SAMUEL A. GAYLORD q Co,
Stock and Bond Brokers, ~. Louis, No.
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COMMON sENSEf!

wANTED-AGEN1e $50 Per month 10 SCI
the only Genuine Improved ComnOn sense
Family Sewing Machine" fIice onIy sls. GREAT
Inducements 10 ssenis. This IL the most popular
Sewing Machine Of the day, unless The famous
Elias Ic Lock stitch will do any kind q work
that be done On any MachIDe-l00,,0 % sold
and the demand coin taDtIy IncressiBg. Now y
he time 10 take - eacy. send Tor circulars.
81 BE ware Of Irfrint ers. e Address SECONB
4 Co., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh. Pa, OF -
Louis, no.
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1T Has NO EQUAL.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

- CASTLETON, VT.
THIS iuattHtiun Uili be opened for the recep-
ton OF pupils " egin. stay, 18th Sept. nexr,
under "a. rhAr.,- Of i;.v. Il. q. WILLIAMS. OF
Connection. q ir tg,u courses Of study required
hy the Board % Education OF the state OF Yer
mont viii Be- pursued by the pupils sec,riiDg 10
their option Lectures win be given by prufes-
sionsl gem l-u-en subjects importsnt 20 schol-
ars aud teachtrs.
Tuition 2. psLqUarter.
BOARD eau De obtained at reasonable Irlces IN
families IN the village, with the Principal. and
oppnrtunitles furnished for those who Insy de-
sipe 10 t,u4rd themselves.
For further Information address the Principal
orta c. VI WILLARD, Secretary.
auQ5nlAwtf
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VINO WoULDN'T 'sE AN EDITOR IN
pendent gives a few Of the incidents ..
tending the late trial of the Mormon
editors by the "tIigh Council" The Of
Tense of the Editors, it will be rendered.
consisted in printing in the Utah Maya
zine an article urging the early develop
ment of ,he minerel resources of the ter
ritory, which has always been discouraged
by Young. At the trial the question was
pat by the editors to Elder Cannon, OF the
Council, whether it WAS apostacy to differ
honestly with Brigham Young, to which
the elder replied: at is spostacy to diff
fer honestly with brigham Young; man
may be honest even in hell" Elder Wells
at the same time remarked "You might
as well ask the question whether a man
had right to differ honestly with the
Almighty - One of the Council who
had the temerity to vote against
the ex pulsion of the editors was instantly
excommunicated. 1t has been by this
summary manner of dealing with those
points, that Brigham has maintained his
spiritual and temporal sway over the
Mormons A few years ago there were
none III his fold SO rash as to dare incqr
his imperioas enlnity; but to-day there
are hundreds. and possibly thousands,
still within the pale OF the Church of the
Latter Day SAINTS, who are prepared to
join the opposing faction led by the line4l
descendants of Joe Smith The hideons
Mormon relic, therefore, need give the
outside world no further uneasiness Now
that the dupes of the monstrccity have
learned 70 think. Brighain's DOWNFALL i,
near at hand.
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..STAR-SPANGLED BANNER.

IL still waves better than ever. Rich, rare and
raey. Ledger size. 40 Columns. WIi, Buror,
run. Humbag- eqIOsed. lie giant s. steel pate
engraving - Evanr sIln-" gratis 70 every suurcEi
Der. Only IS cents Tor a wboie yezr-s.eei plaie
uee. Specimens . G nts. Address
BANNER, Hinsdsle, y. q.
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A GENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED.-For how 10
IA Make the Farm Pay. sure, safe and
practical Guide 70 every Farmer, stock Raise.
Gardener and Fruit CultuTIst. By tbls bOok year
IL profits may be doubled, Land increased IN value,
poor men made rich, and honest labor rewarded.
English and German, eTerybody buys Il. GO sofa
no 4 few townships Agents can find no better
work during the Fall and Winter. farnerr and
their SONS can each make 800 per month. send
for circular. Address
ZEIGLER. McCURDY & co,
Springfield, Mas.
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-eeeiisg q. Hadiey. OF Kafsfaoe. II.
+. WI! probably succeA Cha<I~ J. Holger
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Q Q q 9 Q q Q q q q

TO THE WORKING CHASING are now
prepared TO furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment q home, the whole Of the time for the
sPsfe moments. Business new, light and rroet.
able. Persons Of either seq earn from SOC. 20 s5
pr evening. and broportinal sum By dsvo'inz
their whole time to the business. BOYS and
gtris earn nearly as much as men. Tha. All who
see this notice may send their adcre.s and test
,he bueiness, We make this unparalleled ofer
To such rs are not well safipfed, we win seDd al
To pay for the trouble VI writing Full parti-
cuiars Q valuable sample which will 90 70 CON-
mence work on, and a copy of the Pepl-is
Literary compsnion-one Of the largest and best
family newspapers put lished all sent free by
mail. Reader, II you want permanent work, sd-
dress Z. c. ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Maine.
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DoDD's
NERVINE
ONCE MORE.
IOODD'S

The standard remedy for biliouspess with the
medical profession Ia the Anti-BiliOus Pill Of the
American Pharmacop0ia. And its reputation
has been well enough deserved. But IL IL Pill.
something about as big ar q meeting house com
ing into their throat whenever pill Is spoken Of
DODD'S NERVINE ANDINVIGORATORa acts
efficiently on the hillary organism II irritates
neither stomach nor intestine in its operation I;
and what is very important, IS all good nurses
know, il is MOST AGREEABLE TO TAKE, be-
ing pleasant 20 the palate as any delicate wine
We ali know how il Is with Cod Liver OIL. In
pure state AZ excellent for certain conditions OF
debility, and particularly in tendencies 10 Con
sumption; and yet many Of the best physicians
decline 90 prescribe IL, because II so dreadfulIs
sickens the patient. That, they say, makes II do
more harm than good. With Docd's Nervine all
this becomes obsolete.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, g.. l22d&wis
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sCROFULA CURED AFTER SEVEN YEARS
SUFFERING.

j. w. Horner. ESQ, a prominent lawyer OF
Parkersburg, w. Va, says: 81 had
81 RUNNING ULCERS
when / commenced taking, DIR. ANDES IoDINE
WATER.
My Breast, Throat and Face was one continu-
Gus sore. / am now a well man and am satisfied
the Iodine Water saved my ife."
Circulars IN regard to this remedy will be sent
free j. Z. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
novljsI2wlm So Dey Street, New York.
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CREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We win send handsome prospectus Of our new
Illustrated Family Bible, 70 any Book Agent, free
Of charge Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
CO., Boston, Mass.
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EssaYs

nk. OLIN, p Bond street, n. Y,
II treats all private diseases. Seminal FMS
-ioes. Impoiency, &C. Boarding in establishment
desIred. Thousands of cases from every State
indicate the d0CtoI- skill. Sealed pamphlet for
stamps.
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870

ContAinins Fairy story for Christmas, Plays.
Puzzles and Wonders j. large pages illustrated.
sent free on RECEIPT Of q ceDt stADp for postagf
ADAMS a co., = BIOm4eid ST., Boston, Mass,
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/, WATCH FREE-GIvEN Ora

n tbs 10 every live man who viii act as agent
ia new light, and honorable business. paying
$50 day. No gift enterprise. No humbug No
money wanted IN advance. Address X. MON
ROE KENNEDY q CO, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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,.HUNTER'S GUIDE."-The real

UNIEh6 JUDE. -Ihe feaI
i l. original" p 90 fOld. Tells how q
hunt trap and CATCH ALL animals from mink 10
bear. SO tanning sec reis. "a pages well bound.
Every boy needs u. IL vii pay. Money refund
dress HUNTER a 90, Publisher, HI4is1sle
y. IL.
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consideration when they adjourned.
SENATE
Referred House bill to incorporate
the Vergennes Navigation Company.
House bill leveying tax ON iAvery's
and Buers Cores. ss
House bill to legalize the grand list of
Guilford.
House bill to constitute Edie Marshall
Smith heir-at-law of Philander and Mary
Smith taa
House bill in amendment of an act in
cooperating the Champlain Transports
tion Company.
House bill incorporating the town of
Stannard.
House bill to legalize the grand list of
Chelsea.
House bill to enable the town in the
counties of Orange and Windsor to aid in
the construction of the West Fairlee
Railroad.
House bill changing the name of Libbie
Mary Henson to Nelson.
House bill to prevent the destruction Of
fish.
House bill authorizing the Lamoille
Valley Railroad Company to extend and
construct their road to Quom bay.
House bill to protect fish in Spencer
Hollow branch and it's tributaries.
House bill to enable the towns therein
named to aid in the construction of the
Northern Vermont & Lake Champlain
Railroad.
House bill to amend an act to incorpo.
rate the city of Burlington.
House bill, to enable the towns therein
TO- in ha of ha
Fairfax Railroad.
House bill, to incorporate the Wantasti
quet Valley Railroad Company.
House bill, 20 incorporate the North
Eastern Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany.
House bill, in addition to an act relat-
ing to the reappraisal of real estate in
certain cases.
House bill, to prevent the careless use
of firearms.
House bill, to incorporate the Bradford
Trust Company.
Senate bill, changing the day of hold.
ing the annual meeting of the board OF
education. Motion from the House with
proposal of amendment; agreed to.
Senate bill, in addition to chapter SO
grand list returned by the Governor with
out his approval, and with his objections
thereto in writing. The question being
on its passage, notwithstanding the OBJ
jections of the Governor. On motion of
Mr.. Pingry, laid upon the table.
Senate bill, to extend the charter of the
West River Railroad; third reading
ordered.
Mr.. Goodel moved that the House be
requested to return to the Senate House
bill; adopted.
Special 0rder-House bill in amend
ment of and addition to chapter 90, gen.
eral statutes, of the traffic in intoxicating
drinks. Opposed by Mr.. Royce and
favored by Mr.. Pingry, and on motion of
the latter committed to a Senator to
amend.
Passed IN Recommendations bill to
incorporate the village of Benson.
House bill legalizing the grand list OF
Victory.
House bill amending act incorporating
the Dominion Marble Company.
House bill relating to Library Associa-
tons, with propose! of amendments.
House bill laying tax on the county
of Rutland.
Senate bill to annex part of the town
of Wilmington to Dover, having be en- re-
turned from the House, Mr.. Pingry moved
to reconsider the vote passing the bill
Mr. Dewey of Washington, called the yeas
and nays. Yeas Is, nays 8.
Mr. Goodel moved reconsideration OF
the vote adopting the amen dment pro
posed by Mr.. Heath.
This bill was under di sonssion at the
time of sending our dis patches. Both
Houses We're III session az. 8 o'clock, D. m.
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% paintain IL usual staminA sud vigur q the
system Sold by DsaQgists
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DEVELOPMENT. $40 4 DAY.
Land constant employment in light, honor
able and profitable business. Great inducements
offered. samples free. Address, with stamp,
JAMES c. RAND 4 Co, BiddeiOri, lie.
srut2lG4wl2g
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NARMER,S HELPER

IL Shows how to double the profits of the Farm
and how farmers and their sons can each make
slO0 per month ia Winter. 10000 copies win be
IN allied free to farmers. Send name and address
TO ZEIGLER, MoCURDY CO., Springfield,
Mass. oct22d&w4w
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BUSINESS CHANCE-WANTED

~ man in each town and city 90 mauufsc-
tuxe and cell Weather Sirips and Rubber Mould
Inge. Patent out, free 20 all. From $40 70
fl1o worth needed upon every building, from
200 70 500 per cent. proft. send your address
upon stamped envelope for full particulars and
to REA BRADsTREET, Box 2e5, Boston, Mass.
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SHERMAN HOUSE,
II NIT! KNITll KNIT!!l

Agents wanted eyeTyNL here 70 sell the american
KNIT NJ Machine. the only Practical fsrily
knitting Machine ever invented. Price ss5 VIII
Knit .O.Uy0 rtItche- a minute. address a MERl-
AN KNITTING MACHINE Co, Boston, NJ.
" st. LOUIS, DO.
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A SIX YOUR DOCTOR OR DRUG
"A gist for Sweet Quinine-it equals lbitter)
Quinine. MID by stearns, Farr & Co., Chemists
New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-30

~
Thu New York Tribune hes this letter 10
favor Of Hon. james F. Wilson for drAnts
Secretary Of the Interior:
g,.. The srsa. North West SCENES 70 have nssn
slmost forgotten By oar former rUssosn.s 49,
= king M their Cabinets, the lev montns tnas
n. Hon. James Harlan Of lows Was 6<cfesasy 81
Is. Interior daring Mr.. Lincoln's adninistration
hs;nr Is, only time when any one resident .sse
~ IN mississippi has ever presided over Z De
eaftasat. The North.Nestern etsess hays -
ways stood By the Republican party, ana lows.
especially, has Won for herself the honorable nams
of"The Massachusetts Of the West, and the Peo-
Die o. thae eeeslea think il nething 0efe -. ~
that General Grant should have amoag ms advis !.
ers one Of tbeis number, rss n0n, !. The. .bs Ju.
dietary Cemmittss OF the Honss, - = Heu knoNn,
has been spoken Of n connection VITA - c01 :,
tarvebip Of the Interior in the New VaO'net-
Mr.. wilson il - widely knows thae 4 unnsues
sary 10 refer here to his history, and kno. ~.
/ express the sentiments Of ans r .;,iiar
when say no enc could BE- named Tor PosNion
in the new Cabinet whose sslsctfon wonia " ln''e
universally satfsfactory.
Washington, ID. G., Jan. ~, 1869.
The appointment is one that lows, and We
believe the entire North West, would ap-
Prove. There is no it,er man in the nation
for this place than Mr. Wilson. His fitness
for lie once. bis great abilities and eminent
reputation, are strong in his favor, and his
honesty and frmuess are guarantees that un-
der him the Interior Department would De
honestly administered. And that's what u .
cosnisy wants. We hops thss 6snsral
Cant win sake hr. Wilson one ~ AM Caei-
net. and General Grsat viii have done The
very best thing for his administration ana
the nation, By making James F. Wilson Sec
rotary Of the Interior.
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CHARLES Mason appoints himself Special
Attorney for Sue Murphy, because he hopes
she wasn't loyal during the war. He writes
q letter in his character Of Special Attorney,
to the Burlington Argus. In that letter he
utters this donble-barreHed,re rebel vail:
Think of the laying waste Of the Shenandoah
Valley where No homes OF dsssuseess families
where barnes filled With hay and grain were ruth
Iessly given to the flames 1hink of the saekings,
the plunderings, the robberies not only ofprivate
and public buildi ngs, but also Of temples Of wor
ship which have been perpetrsted for four dread
tsi years. il not with the positive appreciation 1t
least without the rsprobation Of the loyal ale
mept among VI, and which have supplied families
and churches with dresses and jswelry and plate
ssdpianos and hbraries md fanilybibass and even
with consecrated vessels Of the altar; and think,
oh. think Of the ESQ called) glorious march Of
Sherman to the sea whom the genius of rapine
was uachained and given unboanded liesnrs !;
when net only houses, aud barns, sad mills, and
hceoriss, aud fences, and churchcs, were wanton-
y swept from existence, but where animals not
needed Cor fand -Mera Hsptonly destroyed, and
even the implements of peacefaI hnspandry which
wouid Be necessary for the next years crop wee
gathered up and burnt, ~ il to secure needless
starvation and to act In full ooperston with tho
author Of all evil. Can modern times furnirh =
parallel? When tho impartial histmiaA shall de-
pict these atrocities in the colors Of truth who
that has . true American heart in his bosom. will
not nregrst that these terrible pages might not
have been hghtfully omitted,
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Eov Of = tAia = IN 'penss b The enqaTy a'sr
fr,ssxs healsA, = II 10 b lflons .rsag matter
wdiy worth thintins stout Bot let ibe renemesT'd
shas a. stall 80 frsn little grew" 50 formi
Bile diseases ais s.frcm being @;ii.i% biiisu''
eevsrs bilious attacks arr more conE on IN sInnf'
eunns, and Autumn than in Winter, hut the serious
disorders OF the liver which o=n occur q hoss ssa-
.op. .isht b. traced In hundreds Of iustancss, 70 Wiz
te~ iadu:x spsts snd their neglect. More highly s-
,oned feed Is satsn more aery d1iaks imbibsd, in cold
than In warm ,ther AID tins the biiousness Is pro-
de- Il which, under warmer temperature culminaes
IL remitteat and nermittent fsvers.
Tho very best medicine for parsons who gre etneS
Httle or good deal bilious, is HOsIyTTERs STOMACH
BIrTkF No blue pill eaiomsi 10 required IN sech
c.s.s Those powerful Din rsi medicines cnt tvo ways
ike aonb,s .sdssd sword. They aef,it true. Upon
the liver but react ott dsetsriousy other parts Ct
N. system. They sfck~ there and cannot he got rid
a. IIosTn FgRs BTfTkRs oontsin vegetable agents
OF an snt -bions tendency that produce sptchc and
most eptsi eject up,n the Hillary organ. without en-
failing any evil consequences whatever. They are al
together moscme and f4vorab,y ard simultaneous
Ii upon hs ttomaeh tbs liver tbs bowels. tbs asi sons
systsu ard The tssin.
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