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Twenty.Iiyr Year. Practice

In the Treatment Of Diseases incident 10 Females
has plsssd IN. DOW at the head Of all Physicians
mailing such practice o speciality. and enables
him TO guarantee . speedy and permanent cure In
the wort cases OF SsSprsssisa and sil other Mss-
sfrsai Dsrss seserfs. from whatever esss All let-
tets fOr ADVICE must contain 81. Ofee, No. . Eudi
colt street Boston.
N. B.-Bcsrd rnished 10 those desiring TO re-
main under treatment.
Boston. July, lsS9-sp. no.iyT30 r
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DYSPEPSIA OF INDIGESTION Ia opprcs-
sion arsr eating. or belcbing up % Wind, and nj
WAYS follows co-tiveness. DR. IIARRlSON'S PER
ISrALTiC LOZENGES give permanent relief.
They are plessAnt portable do not require iscreass
% dose, and never hil. Also, warranted 10 cure
every kiDd of PiLEs Ror sale Mt No. fremont
Temple, Boston, by Y. A. HARRISON CO, Pro-
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.y'esc .qdrerfisesssessfs.
Farm at Auction.

Farm at Auction.
THE hrm known a. the Hopkinson hrm,
SvxS situated In Ssco, on the river rad, miles
S5K nom Main street, containing O. acres u ex-
u eellent land, part OF which Is intervalei Is
we'll divided Into moving pasturing and woodland.
The buildings consist Of N story house, aNH, Il,
iiXis, woodhouse, isxoo, barn, fox*o-eaiidins'
good.
The above farm will be sold at public auction, on
the premises. together with all the crops now grvw-
Ing IN the ssme, ON
MONDAY, JUNE -, 1870.
1t , O'Clock r. NJ. Terms made known at time Of
sale.
CHESTER WAREHOUSE.
JOHN RIPLEY, Auctioneer. D. -
June 10, 1870. lwT
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D DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT POR SALE.

THE ESTATE OF the late Or. John
A Miilikeu, situated In Scarborough,
Till \ seven niles from Portland, i've from
lliil Saeo, one and one-half miles nom Old
SA Orchard Beach, and one-half mile frOm
Scarborough Depot IL contains about ono hun
dred acres OF land cuts thirty tons Of hay, and Ia
we'll stocked with choice fruit trees. The buildings
consist Of largo, thoroughly built, twostory brick
all in good repair. A fine stream Of water nows
through the farm, af1rding good mill privilege,
and the best of facilities for the breeding OF hsh
ON account Of its proximity 10 good markets, and
also To " the finest beaches In New England. IL
affords n rare opportunity to any one Wishing 70
purchase q pleasant country home. Price, 5000,
which Is much less than the cost Of the buildings
Apply To Joseph Hobson, No. |, Springs lslard
Saco. Me- Hu
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YORK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Al a meeting OF the Trustees held in Saco, on
Saturday the nth inst, il WAS voted to have
the annual Show and Fair in Saco and Bidde-
ford, on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday,
October 9TH, 9Th and 9th. 1870. Lawrence
Jordan. Esq. Of Saco, was appointed Marshal,
with power TO select assistants. The following
adjudging committees were appointed, rs fol-
lows, viz:
Wieai, Crops AID Vegetables. John Han
seom, Saco, Amaza Aver, Biddeford, James IL.
Haley, Dayton.
Workis1 Orsn, Steers and Fat Cattis. Vim.
II. Deering, saco, George Stuart, saeo, Joseph
Bail,, Goes and LETTERS. Elliot Fcrnald,
Saco, Chas. II. Fitzpatrick. Biddeio d, John
Garland, Saeo. ..
Horses. R.P.Tapley. Saco, Stephen Gowcn,
Bilalsford. Hiram, Knights, saco.
Bidieiord, Oliver Milliken, Buxton, VIM.
Lord. Saoo.
DSIiry Prod.ct,, Bread, Honey, Preserves,
| PiofLes a,.d KsfcAsps. Col. j. NJ. Goodwin.
Biddeferd, VIM. +. Donnell. Saco, Henry
jordan, kennebunk.
Frslifs, GlpPes and fIo,oers. Manson Seavey,
Saco, Chas. Hardy, Biddeford, John s. Murch,
Ma.sfaet,ues Of Goth, Flannei,. sc. Leather
| cad articles manufactured therefrOg. Ferguson
IIaines, Biddeford, James Tibbetts, Saco, An
drew w. Hewes, Ssco, J. w. Holland, Linn
erick. Ira III. Foss, Saco.
Carriages, Wagons, Carts, Brass, Copper,
Iroa and Brittasia Ware, Ca6iaet Work, &c.
John III. Gowen, Saeo, Amos Whittier, Bidde-
ford, Chas. NJ. Littlefeld, saeo, Ira T. Drew,
| Alfred.
Paistincs, Pictures, photographic, &c. L. S,
Morris, Blldeford, 4. W. Wedgwood, Bidde-
ford, Vim. Hobson, Saco.
dgricukt1ai Implements, Horse AND Or Shoes
sc. Ivory Lord, Saco, Loren Foss. Saco,
Nathaniel Milliken, Buxton.
Pascy Articles. Mrs Brown. Saco, Mrs.
John Staples, Biddeford, Miss Addie Staples
Saco, Mrs. Samuel Clark, Biddeford, Mrs.
Elliot Fernald, Saeo, Mrs. James X. Haley
Da, ton.
Hal Cop,psittee. Luther Bryant, Edward
Staples, T. l.. Merrill, Edwin Stone, T.. III
Hubbard, Biddeford; Dorrance Littleheld, Man
son Seavey. Saco.
Mileage. The marshal and his assistants,
MILEA0E viii be paid on all Stock driven
more than eight miles, nj the rate Of ten cents
per mile Tor single animal, and six cents per
mile Tor each additional creature. Persons
claiming mileage will state their distance to
the Secretary when entering the stock.
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A Book that should be kept on hand.
DIR. HALLS r...
,TYBYGOOD LYING.

This book Il selling by thousands. Every. one
recognizes Il ~ o most practical, sensble book on
health 1t Is croved with sound sense and expert:
ence. It's price iSl.sO ought 10 save hundreds Of
dollars In doctors bills. Another book by the Doc
tor can also be had at the same price,-"Seepi OF,
the Hygiene ofthe Night"-which tells sound truth
about the way We do, do not, ought mot 70, Fpond
third OF human existence,
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on his foot. cutting the great toe ne'rly on 20
that Il held only BY small shred Of skin. IL
was dressed by DR.. Trsnon and Is now doing
well. .. .es,. ....... ...ffs i
On Saturday the 18th, Is Reuben Ham Of
We, Newfeld vas at work in his garden, he
complained that his sight was leaving him. AZ
ter being assisted into. the house be lay down
on lounge and expired immediately. YER
During thunder shower Last night, 10Th.
Luther Ayers house vas struck by lightning.
but no damage done. Also the house Of Joshua
II, land in Limerick was struck. and set on Gre
but the flames were soon eItinguished.
xLior.
The wife Of Mr.. Matthew Feruald Of Eliot
died very suddenly this 10th Of June, being
sei,si With eOuvulsivs hts last night and dying
about O'Clock to-day. She was % years Of
age and had not been married quite year.
The wife Of Mr.. james Bartlett CT Eliot, vss
stricken on her right siie with paralysis and
rendered speechle-s on the 18th inst, from
which she has not yet (2i) recovered.
TIE BKRwIcxs.
George Budum, esq. Of North Berwick, has
. lamb, when one month old, weighed 37l lbs.
when two months old weighed rs lbs, and has
no extra feed. Who can beat thatf
Prof NJ. X Mabry. the Supervisor Of com
mon schools for the county Of York has lately
visited this town. on an official tour Of inspec-
ton Of all the public schools in the county; he
has already gone over the northern section and
has only few more towns TO visit II Is his in
intention, We believe. TO Eot next week, and
from there 10 all the adjoining towns. His
practice Is, 10 spend half day in each school,
and after having examined all the scholars In
session, 10 collect all the teachers aud friends Of
education, and as many scholars as wish 10
come. in some convenient hall, or recitation
ruom, and hold q teachers institute, occupying
only one day. At this meeting, which Is de-
signed As a friendly and informal talk about
educational matters, rather than formal insti-
tute, each person Is expected TO ask questions,
make Suggestions, express opinions, and discuss
any subject which may arise, rs the spirit may
move.
The value OF such counsellirg together must
he apparent 20 every one, and We hope to see
these town institutes numerously attended. The
neal, energy, aptitude, and CORDIAL love for his
work, which Prof. Mabry displays, are doing q
vast deal Of god, and rapidly awakening an
interest in our public schools throughout the
county. sseh as has not been displayed for years
lie is emphstically the right man in the right
place As an instance OF the increased interest
In primary education, We may here mention the
feet that one district i'm this TOWN il about 10
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ms R~s.~,y de~s mo- SIMPLY reiiers f< sh.r time,
bat pc.scs psrct and IrDaDent eurvs II The vcrs,
u Chsoeic NASAL CAisrrh, and viii esy 500 70.
uayd for ease fAsf ossset care "Cosd In he hasi'
and Catarrhal llcsd.chs are eur-d With nv applca-
tns. II yoa ave discharge hun The nose, oensivr a
eth rviss seppas mp the at tiues Partial he VI The
q snsil taste GO hearing, syes usieuaS ~ scAk
e dali have palm pcessare In he bead you MAJ resi
Assurvsi that you have Cat2Erh Thoussnts anos.Ily
viiht aniisting half a tbs abre ymroma, terminals
In Coasusptioo aoi end In the grave No dissass %
csnmss, mose dcocyve icss unisrto By IAys.cians
yin sesi ny phAmpAl-t On c~iauh 10 al,y sddNs hvs
Dc s>gss CxtArrh Remedy h nov
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SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

r,tee 90 c.na srna By mall po-tpah rsreips a 90
cents os Scur psckaxvs < tvs deArs peware u esss-
fsrfsts and serfAIsss imifsfisss sre hal ny yvpsfs
Sfs-p. which b gosif,rs gnaa Of ssssissnsss,
upon the cutsiie vrspyer kcmenber that thh private
scamp s>se by the rmtei sestrs Government exprssiy
iAS Stamping ny peficinea, has my pstrss, name and
engraved upa h, AMI ned pct be nktakea. poat b.
puinili By taveiies and ohers rprcpu,irg hemsrves
Dc. s.ge, Am The ooly nan noe living that has The
ssxvs CAtarrh R@eiy, and never ravsi 70 - III
Deisiss. r. v. FIERCE. %. d,
bsT III Seneca strvst, Bsaslo, n. Y.
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DICKENS.

There ID nothing quito % good 70 keep on hand
Cor bright reading as DicKESs's novels. Every Jam
lily ought 10 have SET and every one will have BIZ
or her hvorite story HURD 4 HouanfoSs Glob<
u the most complete OF any In the market. ed
win Droodp will DO added 10 Il when complete.
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4. PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE.
THREE CLASSICS.
BOOKS FOR A RAINY DAY.
ANDERSEN.

HANS CnRisrAM ANDERSEN, who has bson known
10 American readers by his wonderful stort~s fos
children, can now be known In his dcx htfu novels
OF his writings, each volume Of which II entire BY
itself. Thus one can now procure Tho ImproyIsa-
tore his famous novel OF Italian life, and "Ths
life, ain spain and Portugal" . captivating vol
uine OF travels, and "Wonder Stories told Cor Chill
dren." Each OF these IL ti.75, except the last
which ID larger and richly illustrated. Price $2.25
2. COOPER.
CooPER's novels arc household hvortes. and ara
selling now steadiiy ~ we'll - ever. lie ID not like.
ly N % out Of fashlou yet-he u tho good story.
teller Tor that. Ills works ars publishsa In - vols.
Household Edition, each 81 -. HuRD q H0uoHroS's
Catalogue will give the names OF each. Any vol.
ume can be bought sep.rntclys g The spy
'sThs Pilot" 'sThe Water Witch "Last VI the Mo-
hicans % "srhe Deerslayer," etc.
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The Book that should stand side BY side
with Wsbsters Dictionary.
DIR. WILLIAM SMITHS

UuhDnIuubD DlOiivNhht VI WV DipbGs
Edited by PROF. II. A. HAcxErT and Ezra ASsor,
LII. ID.
This magnificent work ID 70 DO completed th's
summer. Three Of tho four volumes are already
out and the remaining parts arc 'pidly appearing
Any one can subscribe now, got the three volumes,
and receive the parts - they come out. It's the
Great Biblical Work Of the 18th Century.
DR. HOWARD CRossY says oft. 1T 10 worth nors
on q Bble-reader's desk than my commentaries"
One can find plenty Of unsatisfactory abridged do
tionares but no one should b satisded until be has
the
Very Best In the English LA.Guass
Price In numbers. IS cents each. There will b u
NUMBER
Three volumes now ready ca numbers), q. 20 each
N, B.-Any one sending tho names Of thrss sub
scirben, with the money, WILL RECEIVE fHs DC
fIoNARY FREE.
The summer offers IN excellent opportunity 70
agents 70 procure subscribers In the watering pia-
ees. "
A General Descriptive Catalogue Of "Riversids
Press' Publications will b sent 10 any address %
receipt OF poetagcstamp.
For any or all Of the above, address Publishers,
TO. H0UGHT0E, 4 co.,
Sw25 Riverside, Cambridge. Mass.
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8 THE UNION &c J0URNAL,
!Speeial Notices.

For Moth Patches. Frscklss 4 Tan,
J'sE PERRY'S MOTH and FREcKLE LOTION
" The unly Reliable and Harmless Remedy known
" Sciescs Coz removing brown discolorations from
The fAes. Prepared only by DR. II. @. PERRY, ~
Bond StrvsA ~. Sold By druggists everywhere,
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PIMPLBs OK THE FAOB.

TOR Comedones, Black.IIeads, F1esh Worms OF
Grubs, Pimply EruptIons and Botched disdg-
urations on The fsce, use Per,'s Comedone Hm-
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains No
l,ad poisos. Depot, ~ Bond St, N. Y. Sold By
Druyyists everywhere. fml3
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THE COOKING MIRACLE OF THE AGE
1IMMERMANS STEAM COOKING APPARA.

CHEAP! SIMPLE! ECONOMICAL!
A Dinner cooked for twenty persons over oHE hole
Of the stove. Can be put on any stove or range,
ready for instant use, Water changed TO dell.
cious soup by distllauon. Leaves the entire house
free from offensive odors In cooking. Its results
sstonsh all who try II. Send for circular.
For Sale. - also town and county rights In the
JOHN COUSINS,
0u ..... Kennsbunk, Ne.
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why, give - much br an ordinary soap OF les
weight, !. iOr Bs~sh's w.shIng soap sh.. has no
sapAl MH y9
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yMiseeilassessss.
RIVERSIDE PRESS
BULLETIN.
BOOKS TO BIZ Rad on fHB GRASS.
hMONg THE TREES

BOOKS TO BIZ Rad on fHE GRASS.
I. AMONG TIE TREES.
n. |. hook By MANY LoaI..,, Ewing ySs y.
thresEh ssid and By brook. us . quarto volume.
With twenty-five llustrations non nstars end sslis
iST g. u. Il Il an s..sediasly pretty volume. a.a
The 'Nsw York Evening POst' .sys sf T. "it links
lively short stories and incidents bits Of pertinent
sentiment and gems Of poetry, 70 The plant trsasur'
g y deseribes and .do,ns many oithsm Win g,aee.
than the Longest scientific description could"
2. DAME NATURE. 3D..
A book by SAMrINR, the hmous author Of Pic.
eiola-, th Erandpapa's t.lhs and stories about
curious about ms sfossd them. Prios o.. 60.
5. HOMESPUN.
"Homespun," by THOMAS LAcxLAxp Ian assumed
name), 10 charming book OF rural scenes and inci.
cIdents, In which country LIE, especially Of the old
fAshoned sort, u Described In . way " bring baek
d.sss. .sSSoI. isr% n daughter. s.rd ~i:,:rs
sisaa Fs. :ss co. pleasant '''s 70 '''A
4. PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE.
Ono ofALics CARYs enjoyable books Price 81. 90.
The philadelphia Telegraph" sends this despatch.
1--WE have seldom been more pleased With any light
written in genial, pleasant style, and abounds In
little sketches drawn nom ruai life and depicts 90
clety o. it exists Gar from great commercial Gen.
tres Every story 10 interesting. and Just Of tho
proper length" aIr..
s. THREE CLASSICS.
These are three hmous books which sesm espec-
tally adapted for country rssdinE. They can !, 70
tree or by . brook, and will make nature within
70 agree with the nature without They arc SAlS.
rINK's "PicsiOla and 8r. PiERRk's "Psnl and Viz.
ginia leach 81. 2j), and PoUouE's "Undlue and
other Stories" si. 5O. They are pretty books pref
tily illustrated.
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The pretiiest woman In New York, Mis- K
we'll Known In cur Ashiousble society Coz her d,'
ttsgss appearance and beautiful complexion, va,
her rcd, trrckict nscc She pltehed into Hsgsn':
Magnolia Balm, and h nov a. pretty In complexion
as she IL charming In manners. This article over
comes frcckle-. tan, sallOwncss moth-pstches, ring
marks, etc.. and males one look ten years youngei
than they ara. Magnolia BALM for a Transparent
eomplexion, and Lycn's ksthairon b. make the hail
plentifnl, luxuriant, sor and delicate, have no a.
walls The kAthalroa prevents the hair frvm turn.
Ing gray, graduates dandfui, and Is the best and
cheapest drcssing In the world. tw5
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.Mjscellasse0sss.


TO the Farmers.
yyrANTED-25 cords Of Round Birch and Maple
w Wood, 5i-5i and Is inches long, and ffom 6 10
u inches In diameter.
Also, SO CORDS Pine Box Wood, So inches
long, and from 10 ~ inches In diameter.
8. T. SHANNON.
Saco, May "a, 1870. 3weow23
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IL noGfi IiiiloID Nis.ss
lrssss1sss Cssosneing hssday. Nov. q, isss.
bsldssSrd &c sssrh Besvisk Jusesss, r@ts.sssA ssd
Bosom u sts aat 80 .. =, snk >. ~. an .. ..
"a 8 !, =. From p Prs.pcs,S :. iose 4 =. ~.
$50, md 0oPn. --s
sIaa-serd ~ re1,iaad, ai.soiiAa "a iisAad
s.op q. f..t
ftain ,savss Baaessd o. Portland AMI lsarrseiisls
Stations daily II sAn. Returning. tava rotiand ts
BAdesOrd aSDP.s.
p,Sdesori. MAJ 4. is,o. sOT
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rhesysem frequently gets cat Of order and should
he at once regulated. else other troabi-s VII co.
sue, when phy sic u needed, take "Psrson. furyn.
medicine.
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EOR BOSTON.

IT, The new and superior ssa- going
.stasmer yoHH Bao0ks and Mosrs-
larys number Of beautiful Stats Rooias, will rus
the season 40 fSllowsi
Leaving Atlantic wharf, Portland, stT o'clock
and isdla wharf, Bostoa. every day ~ o'clock
2. ~, Sundays sxesptedL
CABIN hre.....sss..s....s...'....
.s.'.s.sss.'.ss'''..ssst<S
Sept -. 1859. 226
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sAco 4 BOSTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
Steamer Enterprise, Capt. N. u. Falkse will, I'll
further notice, leave Battery Wharf, Boston, Cor
rsrtsmcuth, BiddefOSd and sseo every wednesday
Leaves Biddoford and Ssco for Boston every Satur-
day 81 Good tide. Freight taken at low ratss.
"A. DAY, Agent.
los Main street, Btdasferd.
Diddeford, May d, isv, ~
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WATERFORD.

Ma. EpIroa.-we have . pleasant little VII
lssc at SO. wsterboro, and the eitreu- are i'm
proving Its looks by building. painting. &C.
The sAumili formerly Owned and managed by
s. X. Roberts h nov managed by Downs 4
Akers Of this village. Downs also keeps . yari-
ETY. store. and Akep d BY profession . dentist.
We have three stores. the one last spoken Of. one
kept by Hiram Hanson and large variety store
kept BY W. A. Roberts. vith millinery depart
msat kept by his wife, which sxoels anything in
the vicinity for style. quality aud price.
We have very pleasant village here. void Of
the pest Of intemperAnce which y raging in too
many Of oar villages and cities. We have .
Hourishinx Good remplars' Lodge here. Our
brothers and sisters In the Temperance cause
arc doing good work. and arc bound to keep
the demon from our vicinity II possible-that
demon which Is destroying the young meu Of
our land. biting like serpent and singing like
Nm adder. AN OnssR'En-
Jeremiah CARL. Of Hollis. had his only horse
killed by lightning last Monday night. during
the thunder shower. He Was IN the pasture at
the time, 80. ..,,.> .r.r
As Ebeu symme vas ehOpping wood on
Thursday last. his AZ glanced and tho blow fell
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KKSNxBuNKroRr.

Tuesiay Mrs. Joseph Adams fell from the top
Of fight OF stairs, breaking leg. She was
attended by Dr.. Warren Of Bii,lefori.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-22

Natures PrescrIptlon.-Whon Nature
produces n great remedy for disease. the best thing
science can do Is to follow her prescription. by
separating the water OF the famous Settler Spring
into Its clements. science has discovered the means
by which that worli-ronowned Spa effects such
unparalleled cures, and by combining those elements
artircially In TARRASrs ErrERyEscESr SELrzER
ArERIESr. the grand prescription Of Nature Is rem
dereJ universally and Instantly available. Al this
season when fevers. Disorders OF the stomach md
bowels. bilious complaints, and all tho Diseases
which affect the digestive. ~asslmllaling and s~ccrctIvc
organs arr especially prevalent. the Importance
Of having this invaluable alternative and corrective
at hand In every home, and within reach Of all who
travel by land Or water. cannot be Over-eStImatcd.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Build up tho System.

Strength evaporates fast at this season. TIL: y
especially the case with all who live by the sweat OF
their brow. From every pore Of the sieve-lke SKIN
. moisture exudes which contains the elements OF
vitality. Thereby the blood Is Impoverished, the
nerves relaxed. the muscles weakened. the digestion
impaired. the bowels disturbed, and the animal
spirits depressed. The constant drain that pro
duces these effects cannot be arrested. because u y
due to the heat Of the atmosphere; but the loss oil
the DEMONSTRATING elements can be supplied by extra
IMMIGRATION. Now. therefore. Is the time to resort
TO Hostettcr's Stomach Bltters, the most powerful
and healthful Of all vegetable tonics. Long expert
ence has proved that nothing else will efficiently
sustain AMI regulate the system, when whiting down
under the double pressure OF excessive heat, anu
constant physical or mental labor. All persons who
have been tempted to try the local "%tonics" $50
callei) which have been started by sordld spccnla-
tors in almost every town and village, with . view
OF turning q penny by the creduhty Of the IN
wary. know this TO their cost: It's q wise maxim
forty millions OF people In the United States, prob
ably one-fnh have tested the restorative properties
OF Hostetters Bitters, and know II TO be a specific
for dyspepsia, bllliousneSs, nervous weakness, gen.
eral debility. constipation. fever and asuc. and want
OF appetite; that any Of these should be persuaded
to experiment with the worthless nOStrIms, recon-
mended by INSCRIPTIONS AMI Ignorant empires
seems almost Incredible.