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The New York herald., 1870-06-20

your mind take It's free course You hear all the
walls OF SUFFERING all the
CRIES OF REM0RsE,
and all the agonizlng prayers for forgiveness 10
which the tenth century gave voice Had Beetho-
ven been gifted with words instead OF sounds, ne
would have given the world as sublime tragedies
as those OF Dante, and had Mendelssohn been aDe 70
express his thoughts Ia words instead OF music ne
would have rvalled all poets, save Shakespeare
alone, whom none rival Music Is human; all can
not understand 1t, put all love and admire It, How
few can really understand the sonatas aud majestic
symphonies or Beethoven. Yet / have seen two
thousand people hang upon their notes IN rapture
Music dwels In the soul OF religion.
SILENCE THE ORGAN
at St. Stephens church at the church OF st. Fran.
CHS Xavier and Romanism would lose half its charm
for the Protestant worshippers there. When we
have q new Church which will be born OF purer
feeling than that OF the past-an American Church.
then VIII we md the great part which music Will
perform.
Al the conclusion OF the services Rev. Mr.. Froth.
ingham announced that the services at LYRIC Hall
would close for thesseason on Sunday next The
church Will reopen for worship In September.
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ronglng to the different sodaltes attached 70 the
church bearing banners which were inscrloeu ap-
proprIate notices and lighted candles anu pouquets
OF flowers, formed procession o tslde tne churcn
and marched along the aises up to the altar, where
they deposited tier flowers and candles ana sang
the hymn
Jeans INV Lord my God, my all,
How can oys you as ought?
The services were conducted by Father McAleer,
assisted by Fathers Barry and Loughran The latter
cicrgynali is an Irish priest on mission TO this
counIry 10 collect funds assist In quidating the
dents on ST. Patrick's Cathedral. Armagh, Ireland,
winch has been but lately erected. Father McAeer
appea CT strongly and with good eject TO the con-
greQation TO contribute, according to their means,
10 the cause which Father Loughran represented.
81. Columba's will be open day and night until
Tuesday. for the purpose OF worship aud the adofa
ton OF the Host, which will be exposed for that
object There viii be hign mass on this and TO.
morrow morning.
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SERVICES AT LYRIC FALL.
Lost Sunday but One Of the Season-A Ser.
mon ON NIusic-The Charm Of Catholicsm-
Rev. q. B. rockingham.

Lost Sunday but One of the Seas0n-A Ser.
mon ON Music-The Charm Of Catholicism-
Rev. o. b. rockingham.
1t having been rumored that the season at Lyric
Hall was drawing to close there was very large
gathering yesterday listen to the eloquent utter
ances OF Rev. Mr.. Frothingham and this can be
sdered as no light compliment to that famous dl.
vine when one considers the oppressive heat, which
rendered both locomOtion and crowded rooms ex-
tremely unpleasant. The admirable quartet con-
sisting OF Mrs. Gardiner, Miss Gibbs. Mr.. Haws and
Mr. Clapp appeared fresh and musical as ever, eX-
hlbitin no fatigue after their severe and proracted
labors at the Beethoven Festival. The singers were
probably inspired in some degree by the sermon,
which was on the subject OF music, and evidently
called forth by
THE REIGNING SENSATION.
The selections included 'Praise the Lord o my
soul,n Morgan; "Rest in the Lord" Spohr; "Beatl-
ludes," E. Howe, Jr.; WANT" Greatorex and Hy-
ruus, 4e, 66 and 297.
in music to the modern feeling; he was the prince
OF music he is In error who thinks that this sub
thought. There. is grand philosophy in those
symphonies and sonatas. True there are few
who listen TO them and recognize their
full purport; few who can rightly interpret them.
One summers day it was my fortune to stray into
the Cathedral at Freyburg where was contained one
of the Oldest and most famous organs of the world.
The organlst took his seat and listened to
THE OPENING PEAL.
Then all at once thought was in che country. l
hum OF bees the chirping OF insects the distant low
ing of cattle, and ali the myriad voices that speak
to one wandering alone IN the rustic world. Then
suddenly came the muttering OF distant thun-
der. The tempest rose in all us power
ana grandeur, then died away, and the tranquility
or peace resumed its sway. Such are the effects
which they produce upon those whose souls are ned
with harmony and IN whom the spirit or song mas
sanctuary The mother by the cradle oil her baby;
she cannot talk TO IT, for its intelligence Is not yet
developed she cannot read to 1t; but she can sing
those little nursery songs pour out the wealth Of her
love and render 1t expre5sible. In the "Marseil-
lalse' all that the philosopher ever taught
ALL THAT THE POET EVER SANG,
all that the tragedian ever felt was poured forth.
IL contained the walls Of suffering, the groans OF
poverty, the entire miseries which dwet In the
hearts OF France. Confucius said-anticlpatng him
who wrote "Let me but write o nations songs and
care not who makes their laws''-"You Will find the
character of Q people, whether pure or impure.
whether blOodthrsy or kind reacherous or faithful,
is mlrrored in the songs they sing.n The mass ol
the roman Catholic Church is the expression Of all
| tue Intense feeling called up by The suffering and
crucnxon Of Christ IL Is the voice and music Of the
Middle Age. When you listen TO its strains and lei
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THE JEWISH CHARITY INSTITUTIONS.
Ladies' Meeting at the Temple Adath Jesh-
urun-Address Of Rev. DIR. EinhOrn.

Ladies' Meeting at the Temple Adath Jesh-
urun-Address OF Rev. DIR. EinhOrn.
The ladies Of the Jewish Congregation Adath Jesh-
urun met yesterday afternoon at the temple on
Thlrty-nlnth street, near Seventh avenue, in re-
sponse to call issued by the trustees of the Mount
Sinai Hospital and the Hebrew Benevolent and
Orphan Asylum Society. The object OF the
meeting was to perfect an organization In connec-
tion with the ladies Of all the Jewish congre-
gatlons in the city to aid the trustees in
their efforts to obtain funds for building the new
hospital, maintain the orphan asylum and to en-
large the usefulness of both. Mr.. 8. Sommerlch,
the president OF the congregation, called the meet
ing TO order thanking the ladies for having so nu-
merously answered the call, there being nearly two
hundred present. Mrs. Levy Goldenberg was elected
to preside and Mr.. Max Morgenthan TO act as secre-
tary. Rev. DR.. EinhOrn was introduced and said
that he appeared before the assembled ladies like
pickpocket intending raid upon their purses.
The SUMS heated rays burnt down upon the
earth, and they should remember those who have no
shelter escape the heat-the orphans who need so
much the protecting care OF charity. Their FORE
fathers, even among the bloodiest prosecutions,
never forgot the inJunctions OF charity and benevo
lence. If the heart could be compared TO stone
the Jewish heart was precious stone, and the most
valuable OF all was the heart OF Jewish woman.
At the late laying OF the corner stone Of the new
Mount Sinai Hospital Judaism was so miserably re-
presented thar one was inclined to believe that
need Of hospital treatment. Let those
present show by their activity that the ancient spirit
OF the JEWISH people stftt incSe
were received with applause. Mrs. d. August and
Mrs 8. Bernhard were then chosen first and second
vice presidents and Mrs. s. H. Lehman treasurer.
Mr.. Sonmerich informed the meeting that grand
air in aid OF their object Will be held In this city
in November next, and that 1t would be proper
to have an executive committee to make
all necessary arrangements, collect funds,
receive contributions OF goods &c. Some
suggestions were made by Mrs. Stiner and other
sdies, and the appointment of committee of thirty
was carried. To this committee were added, as
members er oDici0, Mrs. Rev. Dr. Enhorn and Mrs.
8. Sternberger After some further unimportant
business and practical address from MIR. Golden.
berg from the cRair advising Immediate. practical
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love It will seem no sudden leap from tne
imperfectfon OF this life 70 the periecuon
OF the other but gentle transition
leaving us In harmony with the new lfe wherein we
have entered. Death Is not conversion, " Is
development; It is not regeneration, II ls
sudden and mighty education. Finally, wnat
- the real difference between those who seem
alive In this wOrdf One has human Kindness, the
other the love that endureth all things one has be-
lef the other faith one has DESIRE the other prayer
one self-reproach. the other penitence; one looks
vaguely to the future. the other knows that ne VIII
20 finally to live with loving Father.
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work by all the ladies present, Messrs p w. Frank,
M. Enger and \. SOmmerich delivered speeches 10
the same effect, and then the meeting adjourned.
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WASHINGTON CHURCHES.
METZEROTr HALL UNIyERsALIsTs.

Eloquent and Interesting Sermon by Rev. g.
w. Biddle, of Lynn, Mass.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1870.
Owing to the sutriness OF the day the at the
churches was somewhat diminished, and the preach
Ing seemed to dag In interest for the clergy do not
The New York herald., 1870-06-20

The new elections for the North German Reichstag
VIII take place on the 18th OF September and those
for the Prussian Chamber OF Deputies Will follow
shortly AFTER as the government intends to cOnvoke
the Parliament at the commencement OF the month
OF October
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nIEYER TbUronsr
I %. bananisu r..
q rroprN a..
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EyGLssIr FEsEaxEsHTTEEss

Tho only .acknowloigod Uterine Tonic ana Fe.
male re uiator known, will cure al those COM
piAlnts above mentioned ia an incredibly short
time. Tho bitter9 ut once aruuacz, Strengthens
tho woinh TO It's natural conditisn, removing OBJ
obsrugtlon-, relieving Plin and regulating the
monthly period. Yondcr stands pale, feeble and
lauggid r'tl, Just bursting into wonanhood she
~ the pIldc otHll hut hark she silently steals
Pieklc, eats chalk OF slate pencil; no appetite
orioudi she turns with dun ego and seed. SOL
itude her eve no longer spaIkles, her merry
lgugh y no longer heard ringing thTo1yh tho air
she nopos about with bl0odlcSs lips nld gum, With
htWhehe, plplist,Gn, cons tpation, swimming oi
ire head, cold feet and hands. molsn'holyi she
hnl cnatet tongue, offensive breath, sud host
vi heg evils too numerous o. m"ntiSi.
"ncn neglected ml these symioms become az
graya ed, there j. SICK stomach, heartburn, dan,
iine settles -ndcr the Dyes. the logi aud aux .-
nrt swollen, Tie haif losses & gloss and falls on
there l. hrtiloness nnd spliuingo tho fagor
nails, swollen abdomen, extreme neryoasnsas
pains hnd sehc-, dry cough, historical ht., taad
pEostrai,cn and Death II you, or any Of yoIi
friends nrc thus afflicted, send q. once iir Sat's
OF English Female Ditter aud be cured. Its ~
ie,, ~ ii,gs eal insuch complaints. surely u,
mother wi.l postpone and delay this duty until
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FEMALE COMPLAINT
Tbst claiinsits victims througl,our tho lergthAnd

That clainsits victims througl,oui tho lergthand
breadth uf tlH, ladd.
urny iorn'on a"u,t to sJmc way nj each
monthly period, some rls are in gfea, peril II
The CONNIE nconlont of inenEtrllrion, while older
ones drcHd is decline at the turn oflIfe.' some.
tines the menstrual How l. too much, or too little,
or may pc attended with pain may be- irregular
or entirely checked, or changed IN appearance,
or pucnucd with other vi -trcssiug symptnnt
Lpucorrhocu, cr the "wht,cr," icGucntlv 'dtnin
the system orulecrntion of the womb may cr,at,
pain md cause rapid prOstraton. ..
Eblllg OF the womb L. an exceedingly common
compliant, giving much trouble md isrps.
which, unIor ordinary treatment, is d,iicut 70
Cu'o.
Hrstcficg, Green Sickness, luitab'lity Of TIE
Womb. md nthcr serious and fatal complaint ia.
low tho female sex throughout lbs. I.iycs then a
medical gentleman who Hus og can relieve tho fur
sex ~ tAc above trouh.csf Not many. l. the.o
no combination ut remedial agents th,t will come
90 her rescuo1 We aaswcr, Yea.
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CA-ETaCS y..sya Ii M S1TE
OF GIiE
MISSOURI MUTUAL Lind IlNJRlNCH 60

OFT SIT. LOUIS.
GiFE5GE: EEEssF HATEIAAL :ANk.
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DR. JOHN HILLS prirepa Office.
no. 30 EErEFR. (CrGsG S:-ec:,l
r-sr,-aiSvi,-s,. icy.
IUIs5.s's5
WORM DESTROYER
To My, United States and World
wide RCnders.

I HAVE received many testimonials ,rorn
lproiessionl and medical mcn ~ my sinanacs
nfe genuine. The following, from n highly cdu.
Gated mud popular physician IN Georgia, " coz.
tAinly one Of the most sensible communications
| have ever received. IT. Clemeut knows ok.
acty what he speaks of, and NJ tcstmony de-
serves to be written In letters Of rold. Hear
what the Doctor says of buit's worm Aces.
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Thr 8ul!e;in
EsTABLHsmED s11'
ENoCHBoxGAN SONS
SAP0Tz1O

The supeSlsr.iy Of ans exselle Mt pre- parsi'on
over ~ Other hrticie ever offered tottc pubic
has been demonstrated by the wonderful popular
jty II hae staiued within the hrief year since u
was fret manufactured. Not les. Than
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-28
BUE<L-!S
SARSApARiL,l.A
Read the CnpfalD's Lciic. nnd
the letter s'coua k.s yfo.i,cr:

Benton h'Uaass. Ho,, April 80, ls5L
pE, JOHN hULL-n,aTsir;' Knoxlng The en-
cheney ~ your SaspSr,i',. ami taa heai,n, ana
beneficial qualities u Possesses, / send You The
i0l wing statement q! my casSi
Twas wounded about two years hgO--was taken
prisoner and confined for s.Sttcn months. Eeiug
moved 80 ofen, my wounds have not healed VT
hayonol sat up q moment since vas wounded
am shot through tac h.ps. Ny general heath
j. impaired, an ucri something 10 asslst 80
ture' have moe i,.th in your ssfsaplIi.la ilHr
N anything o,ae. Wet thai tAat % gCnlanv.
Please cAIr9s me nall dCfgc battles, apc
calIge CAPE c. T.. JOHNSON,
~. LOu.s. 30,
=. s.-rhc io,,osre Wa written Apri ~, i..t
b' Ags. Jt.n.a Jti9sOa, mo,hcr Of u..I. john
ont
bU, JOHN nui fs-rrlr sir' My husolud, d.
@ p. Jphr.pa, wt- ri.iiIWl surgeon AMI pay ..,.
ian "a Central NsS lrk. where no dlcd, lsaYng
t4e onole e.. y, oltu.og M my care, A. thirteen
years OF rsv no had a chrome dIarIhca anC
-. of IA, Tor Whrh g4ve han your lrsapgr.ll.
II CURED ili; have for ten years rccDin'
me-. ca % % mary IN Nov York, phin 0i,d loa.
l.r arroIuiA tc'vr sores, and general debility,
f"riect surceys hYs attended 10. .2ae oErss c5ssr
~ 'pHs caics ssrgg'g Ged f6usr sosef ,-ft elsaE
a'atuf"ss, u'lFciy yuN nns Tor my son 60 u..,.t
nave recourse - your snrfa naTilia, II j. fag.I!
OF getting .Ntu1a GNlcl', heEce hH WITH a.
Npu Tor H. ili- Fouuds act, terrible, but h.
D.. JENfIi! JonHsoN
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DEATH ~ Az THE DOOR.

10 Nl il''' complaints tIa .asstein evidently
his work on Diseases of Female. SAVE "BeaTng
" NINA thnt N" hlpoi L. remarkably deficient n
roicprplscic., and the known property Of ifoi Ia
most % De- relied on, The hes, Of which il thoC,.
trNto ~ lrou' c,tfntr II Iron enters largely nto
into the composition Of English Female Bittrs,
qualities.
Am 'nF tho mountains Of Tennessee nnl no
rin'y NoId- % Mis- w|npi. g. found oarnn
haru aur iinly fout, "!l.4 nss been "a secret 10
by some Oh mlwNrs Cor many years, ro.scgsps
magic powers lu regulating uud restoring all fr-
m'i'' 7lu.ing wlth bny affection OF the womb.
our Tracti'", and b. is nov one 90 tho pfucl,.l
nseNcbis u these li.ftcrs, Uthrr p1WcruI
utui me- nlN general iuulrs also c.fuT'atu it,
con position. We also Gtd Lart1'Hrl or WBak
roo. .ud. .rut ,t 1.t upon ,H. ~. .fI L.,r q
nuatl oI,r.
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Gg1lsAt,
szCEzNzi8s, PAIN ;.nd DEATW

be- .timaciy result ~ popoloos ior violations 0i
ut,urai laws, from which COMO escape. h.
THO ril.a si,aeit, Che tf'o aud, wan icaurc9, VIC
dHil eye, tho cluudcd u.eilcct, the deep lcWing
sigh The icrli7 and eBtrlatcd ifHinc, ihe atle..eh
lrgus erosion OF ltw. Knowing tha! ''pipcri'lhn
tiuu is Tho thief ~ tnur,' 500 ini'N. ,i' "'i"i-
Hfrlg Tor some remedy na I"" %, AZ - "a,
p5h1f- rt't u5rlays Az Dangerous generally
ing' l"'r morn tiuc at1 pay nore money.
JhunsHnds 81 mOtncSs iiui daughters, ln al
s;ntonH and couditivss o. life. are suffering,
lingering and dying fium tho effects Of somc
drened and drcadr3
vac
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BLOOMING YcUEG GTyL .

~ ld."'aIol wgtrn.I those mo t'r gg!taii pars,
nEl u"M.rd grandmother, uo ~ cured l., tie
me 1i our English Fruialc B,ticfs prescribed aad
u'eI b, phyricIIus ulI over tho country,
aiittG'd with a sense 81 eight and bearing dos n
pam In the hack and side, and other Rii.hdant
OWL, English Female hIiors vii give cnilre re-
l.e
Those ~ The "t,jrn ~ r." mothers utter con-
harmrnt, aud an others (m.is or fcmai-l who
are "onSalr .ccni- ir0ln hny protTcied or dcbilI.
tsiinr complaint, who gaia strength slowly, aud
tL.se blitars the very lhing thcr system de.
inand, Il give. "P9worIul 'pp,tle' aids hnd ~
sirts dige-ttpn, Hgulses the liver, strengthens
aad physically, ami fiiis the whole sys-
tom VITA pure cr.my9a bloc. eoursIng Through
Ito eAanncls.
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DEsOMGOOLE Aces EUCHIU

The best and cheapest combination for III alice :
tions of the Kidneys and Bladder ever oiieed IN
nc public. It's prepared by regular physlgans
nd used by the profession.
Price one dollar. or siA bottles for five dollar
old 10y druggists and merchants ev erywhere.
J. r. DROMGooLE6 90,
nov l,1Swim Memphis u>n
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old DE. HEATkx'S

Many years experience m curing Caiarrh, con.
SUMPTION, Dyspepsia, constipation, piles,
;.-ehse of the Liver. blood, skin, and
urinary organs, disclosed the start.
ing fact that the majority of them wor. cans.
cd by and could only be- cured after curing them
Of seminal weakness. Inhalation, caustics, iron,
Riun, cgbchs, buchu, injections, aud the ordinary
remedies had proved worse than useless.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

dnat one tablespoonful of ENGLISH FEMALE
bl4IE.'s contains as much medicinal properties
a. nNt HoITLE of any Of the pleasantly tasted
COMMON advertised hitters of the day The med.
zeal profession u decide the question. be IL nm
hels.noi that Engl.sh Female bit:cr- Is not Il
iI1",elaEe, hul ~ powerful. Iron and Vegetable
tvnD1 c''noih"d, curing long standing enron q
female complaints IN every direction.
Put ny In largo bottles at dollar and 20 cents
per bottle, or SIX bottles for eight dollars aud
sola by druggists and merchants everywhere,
J,P. pRohGooLEs co., Props.
Memphis, Tenn.
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cylailia a,zAol rA'evCr.

1,,lfl. proprietor OF this celebrated meIiu.fs
4 nstiy dlans for II superiority over oil 70
naedic- over oiorcdtO tie puhl,s FOR the 81, -
tam, spnsiy aud pernaHcri rurc OF hgue hndi ever
or Chills and Fever, whether oi SHORT or Ioh9
standing. He refers ~ The entire western hnH
the trutb OF the assertion, tnnc IA 90 r0se
what. yciw it fail TO cure, " ~ GiIScuuns N.e
strictly followed aud carried out IN u kFt"'
curc ana whole families haze boon cured hy
single bottle with q poricjt fc.tor9tlpn OF W.
general health. 10 T., hovrNcr, pFuN'Hl NM w
tnucd in smaller doses i,f week or I've aisefi
disease bas been checked, more especially IN NJ
Neult ana long standing cases. Usually, thih
uel,tcine will not reguItr any ard TO Keep the
towels IN good order ,h0uld the patient. n0wcy.
or, REQUIRE n cathar;e medicine, after having
dos, Of Duii's v,gstabic Family pills
viii b. EuihciCnt.
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v.ilsnow, WAGER CDuriy. ca,
June ~, lsjI.

rr. Jons BrLi--pear Sra 4 have Birecc
gwen your "Worm Destroyer" several TRIALS
ard Hid u wonderfully cthcGciou-. II has not
failed In single instance 10 have the wished-ior
effect. 1 am doing n pretty large county practni.
aud lave dni y usc fUf Soinc article Of the kldy
l am free 10 confess hat know Of no remcs1
recommended by the nbicst authorities that NJ 90
certain aad speedy IN o. effects. On the c0ntrgi
thew are uncertain w the extreme. Ny object IN
writing you IN TO iln1 out upon what terms can
get the medicine directly rom you. II eau gel
itupon easy t.rrls, .h4'l use great d.li 30 10.
anu GAare that the o 70! such articles a. contrary
10 thctcachings Gnd prs'iicc ~ great majority
o.! the rrgRldr loo ditsliiing o remedy Yhi.GJc
know - he sufficient simply bccsg'o $50 may ~
ignuT ~ oflis comb nation, For ny ptri, hinll
make u y rulo g. u.c all and every means o nj
leyiato HuACriHg humanity WI ia Z may DO al.o
20 cuninnnd-uot ho.tatng because some Que
inorC ,ugvHiou1 than No. sult have learned be
elects art, and secured the SOLE right % secure
that knowledge. HoEoycr, ava rs M means 600
advocate ~ supglrtrruf 600 fauus and ~ NnUh'tf-
no-tIlriH tI.t food tI' county, tlGt purpnF' to
rurc ~ manner OI c.D. W. 20 winch Gosh II h'Ir
r''H.-" fvlly soon, rHa inform me- ~ yuur le..
term, am, E'r, worry respectfully.
JuLlliP. CLEMENI. Y. -
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Common Grog Shop Bit.crs


Empty httoF r0'il,r, o. Yerious styIcs, can
DO ipaud around almost every dwelling and cabin
throughout the land. Their tl.tcIs pleasant, and
nfr Wi'ortsedto cur" almost every disease, WI ile
irIHal prup.rtIC- Whatever, they arc so fnuu-
dls guIses tor exceed usly common brycl1r1y
which 10 not, nor cannot possibly euro any ous.
Beware OF these pleasant hit.cr- IN quart boz.
Ties th'y caliaiu ,'lL- t'E your Nlu4ls. and ne
who bus t.cm carries u "tOpcr'a' gr0g iuta Ll-
house. OHc nan VINO knows no hing about med.
IeiE7, saw ms t.g bottles OF common stun viii
cure ciiil ana lover, rheumatism and C0u.utnp.
ioni another, whose bottle is very fHry, cures
al lmputt'e, II the blood, makes GA men
young, CASTS out devils, restores sight 20 IA.
hlii, AMI humorous other MIRACLES while vet
mulheE' WHO preauines every man drunkari,
piop'sts {" cure colo, ingr6wing nails, yellow
lr'cL heart diseNcc amt l1ye-sIck niaid n (! We
know lhoy make no such cures, we know tho pco.
pc ~ large are deceived and eWmilcd, an n. wc
desire 10 vontiat" these common hunbnr-
make III following challenge IN one ahd all.