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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
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In considering the places where the
coming State Convention might proper.
ly be held, We hope that Manchester
will not be overlooked, We have a
fine ball. one Of the largest in the State
aud well adapted 10 the deliberations
Of such body Our large Hotels will
all be open by the time the Convention
isheld, aud can accommodate a thous-
and people Our railroad communica-
tons will be all that can be desired for
the convenience Of those attending, A
reason for giving Manchester the pre-
ference may be found in tho fact that
nothing Of the kind has been held here
for many years, although our claims
are quite as good as those Of other
towns which have been often favored.
In early times, three sessions Of the
Legislature were held in Manchester.
Why can we not have a Convention
nowi We can assure our friends
throughout the State that they would
find excellent accommodations and meet
with q cordial welcome
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.HE.NT ~ THE warm .ft.TBG.HK'.

There Is vacancy 10 tho Naval
Academy a Annapolis, Ma, fer ihe
First Congressional District ID Yer
mont. and have been desired by tbe
Secretary 81 the Navy to recommend
candidate for appointment
The candidate must be over fourteen
and under eighteen years Of age, and
an actual resident Of the District; and
be will be required to report tor exam
nation at tho Naval Academy IN june
neat He must have knowledge Of
reading, writing. spelling, arithmetic
geography, and English grammar, aud
must be physically sound, well formed
and Of robust constitution
Rey Harvey d Kitchel, DID, Col
Lyman \. Knapp, and Gardner >
Wainwright, Esd Of Middlebury, VI,
have. al my request consented TO act
as committee 70 examine such per
sons desiring the appointment as may
present themselves for that purpose, at
Middlebury, on the 25th Of Mby and
| shall recommend to the Secretary Of
the Navy tho person whom this com
nittoe shall report to as having passed
the most satisfactory examination
A pamphlet containing the regula
tons governing the admissirn Of candi-
dates to the Academy viii be forward
cd by me to any person who requests
lit.
The newspapers Of the District are
desired to give this notice place in
their columns G. w WILLARD
House Rep, Washington, j.. G.
April 70, 1870
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certain amount Of opposition if
q great help to man. Kites rise
against the wind, int not with the
wind; even head wind IS better than
none. No man ever worked bis pase-
age anywhere ii dead calm Let no
man wax pale, therefore, because Of op-
position; opposition is what be wants
and what be must have to be good FOR
anything. Hardship is the native soil
Of manhood and selfreliance Hewho
caunot abide the storm without finch
ing, lies down by the wayside to be
overlooked or forgotten.
Ia Florida there are many lakes
which have holes in the bottom and I'M
derground communication, 20 that they
viii sometimes shrink away to a mere
cupful, loayiug surface otmany square
miles uncovered, and then again fill up
from below and spread out over their
former area Some Of them have out
tets 10 tAc ocean fan from shore, burst
ING Up in perpetual spring Of fresh
water III the very midst Of tie bnny
saltuess d the sen In tunes o. law wa
Ter, during long, exhaustive dry seas
on. men baye gone underground IN one
oi these sublcsrancan rivers i,om lake
10 lake d distance of eight miles
Tho Cuban insurgent Gen. Jordan
declared on his arrival at Nassau, D.
P that after defeating toe Spanish
Gen. Pueblo. be intended 70 march on
and attack Goyenche sud take Puerto
Principe, but thai the CubAD Congress
and prominent military leaders object
Cd. pronounciHg the plan dangerous
50 he informed them that be did not
wish to command towards aud carried
his resolution d leaving Cuba into inn
mediate effect
The value II the imports ior the
frat seven months o. the present fiscal
year exceeded the exports oaIy 81 $685.
or. The excess for the corresponding
term last year vas $39, s52.i7s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

4 Washington special says Chief
Justice Chase Is 10 bad health Al pres
emf and after DO closes tho eourt u
Richmond. va, ue1t month, wall proba-
b'y take a trip 80 Europe
The State Department has official
Information ,lat the Columbian Con.
gross is sure 10 ratily tho treaty made
With the United States for The right Of
way FOR the Istbmus Of Darien Canal.
The treaty viii gaze tho United States
The exclusive contIol for the right Of
way across the Isthmus io a ship
canal
A child IN Lewiston, n y who
had wandered with some companions
some istance from home. was ordered
to return at once II be did not wish to
have bis head cnt of. The threat SO
terrified him that he concealed himself
unacr O haystae1, where he passed
three days without food, and whence
he was finally taken wild with fright.
Charles Smith Of Machias, \ y
murdered his wife with an AK, on
Thursday killing her instantly He
made no attempt TO escape, aud the
next morning pleaded guilty and was
committed. He il GO years old and has
previously borne a good reputation.
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a,rueloI bow ~ We 90 81 te mpass
ai raA proposed @l
% iss fi.A article
Ter Ncrmont CHrDeic1e sYs
The sglatew mesa victory Thef
werk steadily ufepr v h ihat
end Apathy us,b isose alto ds nos
syiapaihlra vitA iheu. riactcai
help 10 thcr caas
Soih3ae Do tasy need ior assurance
q ssccas. hsi tbe indifference q The
great body Of too r 9pIe. wao d.saroii
tbe possibility q lbcir triumph Meth
rag j. noe3tal "a secure the election d
delegates that favor the proposed
change q ibe Constitution. bBt ibc sim.
PIE absence from The pole q those who
ATE opposed 30 lh innovation
The business IS 90 tGae Marx
that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

TRr SncrmrE Bssa ~ RIA Cr1 o.
Ms YonH, il a new institution which
commenced business yesterday, May 2,
81 ia new Banking Rooms, $40 Broad
way, NeN YORK. Tic officers are Mr
Joseph Z. Oiss, President Mr. Beu-
jamiu II Dewey. Cashier Sir Oryis
is veil knosn a. The founder aud FIRST
President q the Ninth National Bank
u New York Mr. Dewey is a Yer
mon,er, having been cashier for nine
years Of lie National Bank Of Mater
bury. The board u Directors is IA
strong one aud tho Bank viii have the
confidence Of The business community
from the start. having men Of long ex-
perienco and large means il is man
agemenL
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LooH .sFrEa rora DRLEeIrEs.

The election Of Delegates TO the Con
sttutional Convention occurs on Tues.
day next. In q well written article on
the proposed amendments to the Con-
stitution, the Newport Express says
But the fifth article is likely to he
made the most prominent before the
Convention BY consent Of a majority
Of the Council, not by strict pariia.
mentary vote. il is 10 be submitted to
tie Convention A few have become
deeply interested 10 the question and
have endoayorcd, by discussion and in.
PRODUCTION 81 noted speakers from
abroad, 20 turn the State upside down
and carry the question of Woman Sui
irage by storm. But such things are
not easily to bc accomplished among
such staid, sensible people as ours,
They are not easily excited, but having
thoroughly eonside,cd any strange and
new doctrine, when the time Of action
comes, they speak firmly aud are gen.
orally found right-side up. In some
portions u the State these agitators
have iabored hard 10 arouse little en-
thuaasm, but /. las amounted to bat
little, and The last speaker IN the per.
son u Mfs. Campbell, has nov left tie
State.
From all sc can gather from all our
exchanges, the people were not ripe ior
The change, aud the cause stands but
little Il aay better ,haa when first com
menccd. The plan now Is said to be,
10 Allay al further discussion uuhl the
assembling d the Convention is June.
Then TO bring their heaviest artillery,
Ike Henry Ward BeecheT, Garrison,
and sAe.r il, 10 bear apou The dele
gates 10 hopes 20 convert them IL like
manner a. when the rpiril moved On
,lie lsy u Poaiecost To prevent any
such contingency e, The e,,izens q ths
various towua instruct their delegate,
hos 70 vote upon th,s question II ],
il.eif duiy snd Ties should 30 it i
the peppe are lot converted to tic
doctrine, % not trust ans delegate 4
e. without ordcrs Iesg he may be led
astray ~ tie eloqneace d Beechef
the craFiines ola Garrison, tie ciiarm'
q some pfstis lat strong minded Il
male. II the people os.ly instruct then
delegates We have DO fear 81 tho rot,
% article ave Il all be strong auo
decisive Orleans c3aAty i su,el,
right Her people arc either consider
I'd firm 81 iAls question. a. there wa
no oie uho seeaasd wiling 70 inyii,
discussion within our borders Bur
While " laek tie knovleslge ether sec
tons haze seearea from those gifted
imported speakers, We kuow enough Il
send delegates who VII vote right Fol
tha credit q Orleans lel 70 town Gail Il
eject ia DELIBERATE Aad seud him ially IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

A TAuE DMAAN. Dr. Wistsrs Balsam Of Wild
Cherry Is iruly a balsam. II contains the bal
sanie principle oft the Wild Cherry, tle balsamic
properties Of Tar and q pine. It's ingredients
are al lalsamic. Ceughs Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, and Consumption speedily disappear
under it, baisamig influence
Johnson Apod,ne Lnncnt will give more
fcbei IL oases u Chronic rheumatism, no matter
how severe, thvn any other article known 20
medical men.
Il Is often remail1d by strangers Visiting
onr State, that We show q larger proportion d
good horses Chan any either State in tho Union.
This We tell lhum, j. owing 70 two principal rea-
soAA ii tho hrsi place, We breed from The YER
beet stock, and N tie second place, our people
use sAeiidas,s Cavalry Condition Powders, which
il cur jadginent arr uf understandable advantage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

INDIAN Abrams The Indian difficult
ties are increasing. A dispatch from
Fort Feltman, Washington, April 29th,
says.
Red Cloud left here yesterday with
300 Sioux for Powder river to collect
his bands He wishes to 90 to Wash
iDgton with the principal chiefs to see
the Great Father. He says he has
John Richford, ir., prisoner, and will
deliver him up at Washington, but not
before. They want powder, food and
clothes.
A dispatch from Chicago says
Gen. Sherman's reply to the request
of the Red Cloud Sioux Chief for cloth
ing and ammunition, and for permits
sion for himself and fifty Of his band 10
90 to Washington to confer with the
President, says these Indians should
be told plainly aud emphatically TO re-
turn to the reservation set apart by
their treaty with the peace commission
ers and stay there. He thought they
should not get particle of ammuni-
ton. As to their going 10 Washington
he thought the President would oppose
il; still these matters would have TO be
laid before the Indian Bureau before
they could be positively settled. The
General adds that we might as well
commence to dead with these people
now as TO wait any longer go men
d the l4th Infantry passed through
Chicago en- route for the Indian coun-
49,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Brigham Young returned TO Salt
Lake city and preached IA the Tabcrua-
Gle On Sunday, the i7th a April, to the
largest crowd cser Ia that very large
hailding Thousands went away who
wefe unable 70 obtain an entrance
Tie M0gmuEs are somewhat excited
about the poll gamy bill. although their
papers say the outsiders aud aposiatcs
are moro concerned than they are
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

T Farm 81 Mrslala Iho latest
mar5st ia Now j efk b4 lmea siif1-
iieu o. ,bs fsta 10 4 gang q osbt dos.
peraAoas vha less ihan So months ago
were alive and 81 good health Three
hsta since hssu murdered b drunken
maiaisbi blawls. two arc .a State pms.
on ior PRISE lighting and tho other
three are in prison ohmeed wiih the
murder 90 q oomrade iu cume
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Who that has soon dangerous disease ar
rested BY an able physician ora good medicine
but values bcih2 BE i your family physician to
whom y0u owe 20 many escapes from aches aud
ais, or Dr. Ayers iuimitable romedies: his sar-
sapalilla that renewed your vitality Or Cherry
rcctort that cured painful cough or bis Ague
Cure that expelled the freezing aguo and burn
ing foyer from your blood Who that has been
relieved by am Of these agencies but feels
grateful foi them an Bangor Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Ii4umr AeulST u RIcuMnNp
Richmond, Virginia, was the scene d
an awful calamity on "Wednesday lest
Tue aoor Of the Supreme Courtroom,
ia the Capitol gave away, aud paroipi.
lated q great crowd, assembling to hear
the decision in the mayoralty dispute
case, upon the members Of the House
Of Delegates, IN the chamber below
The fan was full thirty feet There was
a general crash Of an the timbers aud
giying-away Of the inside walls, The
loss q life was appalling, Many q the
most prominent men Of Richmond we're
killed Among the dead are the Hon.
Patrick II Ayletl, the eminent lawyer;
Dr John i, Brock, editor d the Rich
mond Enquirer ex-Confederate Gen
eral Thomas II Wilcox; Captain Char
tiers, Chi, Of the Fire Brigade; 9. ~.
Sehofield, City Assessor, and brother TO
Gen Schofeld Ex-Governor Wells is
seriously, il not mortally injured, and
Hon Thomas $. Babcoek, formerly a
distinguished member Of Congress and
afterwards Speaker Of the Confederate
House Of Representatives, has lost a
leg The killed number 81, and the
wounded upwards Of zoe The disas-
ter created the most intense excitement
IN Richmond.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Tie Haae.w Jlafna 5 oui d fav
a. q fbe nomination q Hoa Il
Miner 81 Tat place ~ Governor
Ha}9s F'at's T8.es
Isat that rather cheeky 10 the
G8prao8 Z II We reoollcet right Miner
himself i lie editor llpodsack Age
The Az oaght e be better posted
concerning lis heshbos Hon 4 l.
Aiaer j. u@ and astsr has ben editor
oi tho JGravaL lis SOD. the late Hen.
y T. Miner. edited lhe JorDsl during
The year 1861 Try again, brother
McMasier.
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There has been q vIibdravL q 81
appeal 70 ihe { s Court. - . ieeAi
iea&er Cas- leaving 10 sstus.soa under
ibe ueoeai decision doubifsl enc.
Holders q noiss aud beds given Be-
ioFo lie loFd tender 81 sas passed 10
lsGz are uow unable b decide ~hetAsE
iAfF can recover Eeid payrssuls o. not
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Hon Mark skinner, formerly Of
Manchester, and family with a party Of
friends from Chicago and Milwaukee
werc al Salt Lake ciiy on tie 18th ~
april So says the Salt Lake Evening
News.
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p'ER.H0.N'T C0.NPBR B.sCE.
APPOINTMENTS ron 1870.
Springfield bisiriei

/. c DIeNNsos, Presiding Elder
Springfield, J. c. W. Coke; Proctors-
vile, c. S. Boswell; Perkinsville, Asa
b. Waters; South Reading and Felch-
vile to be supplied by Ira Carter
Woodstock, n w. Wilder; Windsor,
d Mcgahy; West Windsor, A. NJ,
Wheeler; Barnard Centre, T. Folsom;
East Barnard and Pomfret, T. 7. Low
cit; Union Village, D. II. Bicknell -
Thetford Centre, d. L. Miller; Hart
land, G. z Flanders; Norwich and
Hartford, to be supplied; Bellows Falls,
c. T. Taplin; Bondyille, c. bingham;
Weston, to be supplied by j. S. Bar
rows; Wardsboro, q. f. Chapman;
Wilmington, J. H. Gaylord; Guilford,
j. W. Cline; Putney, 10 be supplied by
q. Clancy, Brattleboro, A. G. Button.
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DIRECTIONS ron usG

Remove an eytraneous mattor From the Teeth
by carefully wpng it oat then wet a piece 4
clean cotton viii, the Extract, and place is caic-
fully in the cavity, aud il it roaehoa tie nerve Gle
pain win instantly cease WHOM the nerve is not
quite exposed, repeated application will have The
effect TO relieve the pain, though not as sooi .
Where there il 40 cavity Or decay bathing the
gums repeatedly viii stop The pain with cqusl
certainty. Full directions accompany each bot.
tie. Keep tho bottle well corked
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Tho subscriber has used tbs remedy IN an er-
tensiye Dental practice ia Ceulral Now York, ior
many years and has never known i 70 iaH, and
knows i never viii ail % relieve instantly where
a direct application g The Nerve can Do made,
and recommends Il ondfr guarntee to all
Nhen used al directed, as preferable e. ~ Other
remedies known.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

TOOTH ACHE

Ihi. remtdy, uhera ,Hs Nerve at tHa fo7ih ts
exposed - i.at lireri appHealiaa " the -
gaei can 30 made T. a. S uarrsntsd g faLasa
Immediately q p perfectly safa Is use Ala 1aH.
tains rs Croosaie Opium Aratuie er Poisonous
matter ~ any Kind hnd Wili ua, iujufe sao Tetih
OF Gums, Il gaasg- ; iyao dpN = saIi,a, feus!s
ing the seerctinr setseis (pAieh az oiiea uaI
charged aud extracts suy Inflammation that
may tKst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers In almost every sec
ton Of the country that the public scarcely need 10
be informed Of il virtues or uses.
Scrofulons poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies Of our race. Omen, this unseen and unidt
tenant Of Tho organism underninee The constitution,
and invites the attack Of enfeebng fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion Of its presence Again.
II seems TO breed Infection throughout The body ana
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one otheg Of r. hieous forms, either on The
surface or among the yHals. ~ the latter, tuber-
Giles may be suddenly deposited IN the lungs or
heart or tumOrs formed in tie liver, or u shows
IL presence bv erupti0ns on the skim foul ulcer
atoms on some part Of the body. Hence the ocea'
eonal use Of bottle Of tits SofsGpartHa i nd
yisable, even when no active symptoms Of disease
appcar. Persons afflicted With tic following com
plants generally find immediate relief, and, Il
length cure, by the use Of this kARsdPARIL-
III. 81. IJtHony's Fire, Rose OF EtUstpsias,
letter, Salt Rheatn. soaid Head, RiHgtroTas,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptl0ns or
visible forms Of kerofttf0us disease, Also IN the
Henri Disease, fffs, EpiIepsy, Neuralgia,
and The various IfeeFsus affections d tic B3uket-
lar and nervous sYtiefna.
gVphflls or Tenrreat and aTercififal Diseases
are cured BY IL, though long time IL required for
gubduing these obstinate muiaiiinf by ans medicine
Bat long continued use 81 this medicine viii cufe
tive complaint. LfHe0rrh0a o. Whites, Uterine
Iteration, and Female Disedses, are com.
monty coon relieved nnd ultimately cured w IT,
purifying and iDyigorating effect Minute Dlrec.
lions Tor each ease arc found n our Almanac sup
piled gratis HheuBi afism and 0suf. when
caused hy denominations Of extruue0uA nlatiers
n he blaod, Yield quickly 10 H. also Iirer
Com yllGissfs. TorpfdffU, Cos9esfion ~ IaIiam-
NATION ~ the IfFer. and JdUHdice, when arising
a. they ofitn d0 FROM the ranking poisans IN the
bload This sGHs8PAKfIL1 j. great 70
Ftorcf for tke strength and yigur 0f TIC system.
Tf0se who are IdHgtsid and Tfsffess, UespoA-
dent. SIeay{ess. xnd troubled with AeI-rDns 4li-
gsrehensions ~ Fsnrs, OF any 81 the affections
syHpiemaiso 81 HeaIHess. viii fnd immediate
relicf and convincing cFideace u IL restorative
power upon trial
PREPARFD mr.
nr. j. g. AVER a co. lowell. Mass,
Practical and analytical chenisfs.
SOLD Ky ALL uia-G0nTS FyERYwuFRp.
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BUrrERFlFLns

For Beautifyug the Complexion aud removing
Tan, Frecllcs, Moth, apd all Roushueus Of the
Skin.
This is tho most complete article Of the toilet
oyor presented to the lady Of taste and fashion.
II imparts freshness to the face anJ gives a
beautiful aud hoalthrnl appearance Whenever
used It viii completely cover Moth, Tan and
FrechIos and il applied al night on retiring, will
efectually remove them, by very few applica-
lions.
No injurious ingredient enters into this fine
compound II is sure to render the skin Soft
and smooth, and continue 80 even when its use
ID discontinued. No possible harm can result
from it's use, as is the case with some others
Every lady Of refined taste on whom nature has
not bestowed perfect hnenoss Of skin for the face
will find the Floral Extract certain 70 supply an
article the most complete for her toilet. Pale
and sallow oountenancos are easily rendered fresh
and beautiful by the use OF this delicate article.
Notwithstanding its superior excellence aud
the size Of the Bottle, the price IL only 50 cent?
por bottle.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For ali tho purposes OF Laxative
Medigine

g. Perhaps no one mott.
=. Z: !: I: IS: !: !:
yo &: f.: 4: 5 !. 4: ; 4:
- son Is, that lis more 70.
esAsaf - - liable and fAf more effec.
tuAl remedy than any
NassaF-ass other, Those who have
tried IT, know that Il cured them; those who have
act know that u cures their ncighbora and ffionds,
and an know that what Il does once u does alWaYs
r that It novVr calls through any fault on neglected.
t. competition. We have thousands upon thou.
sands " certificates Of thor remarkable cnrea Of tho
following complaints, but such cures afe known In
every neighbprhood, and we need not puhlish them.
ADAPTED 10 an ages and conditions IN all climates.
containing neither cainmol or any deletefi0ns drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody, Their
sugar coating preserves thoin ever mesh aud msa"s
them pleasant 10 take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity,
They operate by thoir powerful influence on tho
internal yiseera 20 purify tho blood and stimulate
into healthy action remove the distractions Of tho
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of tho
body restoring their irregular action % health and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange.
meuts rs are the first origin of disease
Minute directions are given W tho wrapper on
the box for the following complaints, which those
rus rapidly cure3--
tor Dyspepsia OF nndigestion, Iiaties.-
ness, a4anguor and Rose Of Appetite, thsy
should be taken moderately 10 stlmnaio The atom.
ach and restore Us healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and lis various symp.
TOMS Bilious Headache, sick GHeadac he,
JNundice or Green bickaeHs, Mtlt0um
Colo and Bilious Eevers, they should be ju.
dconsly akon for each case, 20 correct the dagased
action or remove the distractions which canse Il.
For Hyaeatery or Diarrhoea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For Eaheumattsm, GaOWt, Gravel, MRsImt.
tation Of the Heart, Pals tn the side,
Back and Eoins, they should be continuously
piken required, 90 change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear,
For Dropsy and DropsIcaI sweIIimgs they
should be taken In large and frequent doeca 70 pro
duce the effect OF drastic purge
For suppression large dose should be taken
as i produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner PiIi, take one or two I'tiia 10 pro.
mote digestion and relieve tho stomach,
An occasional dose stimulates The stomach aud
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and inyiRoraes the system. Hence il IL 0hen adj
Yaniageous where no serisus arrangement exists.
one who feels tnlcrably we'll onen lnds that dose
of tiese rus makes him feel decidedly better nom
their cleansing and rcnoyating effect on the diges.
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. q. AVER 4 CO., Practical chsmists,
LOWELL. MISS. u. \. 4.
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TIL .IO RNAI
u-E.ntY ~ - -

Ihe NJ ere syw 20 eEira
siaft q waflks a1naon H there q
sfaaH rr1laliy q iaef making war
ur.on ibe Iuitod States