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Fans az bargains.
straight Sticks selling OF at half price.
GEO G. ALLEN. 4i5 broadway one door below Canal sk,
and ll73 Broadway, above Twenty. seventh k
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
French Opinion Of Napoleon's
Reform Manifesto.
--~~~~~~~~~>~~
Henri ROchefort's Testimony in the Bo-
naparte-Noir Trial.
The New Irish Penal Law Passed
i'm Parliament.
Fruitless Search for the City
of Boston.
The Oneida Disaster Investi-
cation i'm Japan.
FRANCE.
The New Irish Penal Law Passed
i'm Parliament.
Fruitless Search for the City
of Boston.
The Oneida Disaster Investi-
cation i'm Japan.
FRANCE.

The Imperial Manifcsto-Its Eject.
PARIS, March 2s, 1870.
The Emperor's letter to n. Emile olivier Is
warmly appauded by the OrIeansts.
The Journal des Deoats deposition organ) accepts
It as restoration OF the pariamentary regime. .
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Diabetes, Diahctes.-Constituiian Water il .
certain for H. Depot 40 CliH street, New York.
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to unnatural black brown effected by the hair dyes and
kindred preparations, Is Indeed sckening transit PHA-
Ions VifhLIkop the other hand, restores the natural
hue shade, and IN pleasant instead OF s'ckeains
and pernicious. Sold by all druggists aud fancy goods
Analara
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Rheumatism, Scrofulu, tec.---.sce Extrxord-
nary cures Of HyATrs LIFE BALSAM, on eighth page.

Tru.scs, BHudngcs, sxc.-Wen~ the iscst.
SEELEfS Hart kuober frusses, supporters Hnd rue ln
strucn's relief ana cure for kuptre,, Abdomna WEAK
aud Piles; ient cie2Ey. comfortable. Essablnh
mel 20. 5 Ann street.
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CristR dOro's Unriva;ied Hair Dyc.-S0ld
applied hi, wig aud scalp factory No Asor House
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Specie for New York,
Com mrnrrcial Tremar.

SOUTHAMPTON March 23, 1870.
The Bremen steamer Donau, for New YORK. takes
out $50 900 In gold.
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SPAIN.
Coming to the Dictatorship.

MADRID, March %. 1870.
General Prim has issued orders to army officers
and to the Madrid garrison to obey no orders In
extreme eventualitics unless they are signed by
him.
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Watches and Jcwciry

WntChcs and JcWciry
At BARGAINS.
Selling OIL al redn. ivcss, 20 remove 70 ol8 broacway.
under 81 Sichoas lulnl. GEO e. ALLEN, 40 broadway,
one door below Canal srec., and LllJ bToadw. above
Twenty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24

Il is predicted In semi onclal quarters that YER
dict OF accidental homicide will be given by the
jury OF inquest In the case OF Prince Henri de
Bourbon.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24
The Coup d,E,at Condoned.

The Steele deposition orean considers the EN-.
peror's letter to NJ. olivier an antidote to the coup
d'etat OF December.
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John Bright and the Rock Of Gibraltar.
LONDON, March 23 1870.
In the House OF Commons yesterday Mr.. Glad
stone denied, amid much merrimcnt the reports
recently published in the Spanish newspapers and
elsewhere that Mr. Bright had offered to retrocede
the rock OF Gibraltar TO spain.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24

Prince Pierro Bonaparte's TriaI-Thc Testi-
mony and Scene In Court.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

ToP-DRESSING WITH STABLE MA
NURE.-SOme one has said truthful
ly, that Mature is an open book"
We may add that every intelligent
humah being can reUl her book with
out master; for its lessons are plain,
practical and unmistakablc. We
were led into these reflections by n
simple observation one day while
passing through large pasture where.
the year before, a herd of cattle had
been kept. We noticed huge tufts
OF grass-dark and rich in color-tall
end-rank, being four or five times bet
ter than the surrounding grass. These
TUFTS wero thickly scattered over the
field, and we asked ourselves the cause.
On taking a sharp stick and uprooting
one OF them, We found cattle manure
the basis of the growth. The tufts
were just the size of the droppings.
The lesson taught was that such ina
nure was superb MS a top-dressing for
grass fields and meadows. Is it not
equally as good as anything else p
WooDMAN.
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HOW TO KILL THE oURCUL1o.

The st. Joseph Fruit Growers As
ISOLATION recommend the following
method Of destroying this pest, the
credit for the discovery of which is
ascribed to Mr.. Ransom, of St. Joseph,
which appears to have been quite eft
fective, if the statement of the extra
ordinary number ofcurculios destroyed
can be credited. 1t is often found in
the experience of the entomologist Of
this Department that other and quite
different land sometimes beneficiaD
insects are assumed to be the curcu-
hos:
Put the orchard in the best order
level down the soil about the root of
every peach tree. and smooth circle
for diameter of two and half feet
from the tree as center. Have the
ground very clear around the base of
the tree. Do not leave single hole
near the tree. Leave no place where
the curculio can hide. except under
the shelter you provide. Now lay
close to the tree, and close 10 the
ETouHu, aDouJ ioui pieces W u IISc,
either chip, or bark, or board, or rag,
or anything, for cover.
The Curculio will conceal itself UNI
der this shelter, and may be destoyed
by the thousands. Go round every
day and turn over each chip. Kill
evey Curculio. They will generally
adhere to the chip, and may often be
found on the ground under the chip.
BY this method Mr.. Whittlesey
killed two thousand seven hundred
and fifteen curculios about the roots
of two hundred trees on the 10th in
four hours under the same trees he
killed one thousand five hundred anc
sixty-six. In three small orchard.
Mr.. W. and Mr.. Ransom destroyed
upwards of five thousand in five
hours. In four hours, in his own or.
chard, Mr.. r. destroyed two Thousand
one hundred and nine, by actua
count. Peach-growers are called up
on to unite in Kidding the orchards o
the pest thus early in the season, ant
thus save the crop, which Is nov
threatened with destruction. -Repor
on agriculture
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

CHEESE FACTORY IN AUSTRALIA
AN American cheese factory has
been established near Alansford, Vic
toria. Australia, and the first of the
kind Opened in the colonies. The
present apparatus has daily capacity
to convert three hundred and eighty
gallons of milk into cheese, on the
factory plan. Cheese from the milk
Of five hundred COWS can be made by
three hands; whereas, on the ordinary
system, it would require four hands to
make cheese from one hundred cows.
The owners take the milk to the fac
tory, and receive q minimum of four
pense-equal to eight cents, in sum-
mer, and four and a half pence, equal
to nine cents per gallon, in winter
and have guarantee that the price
of milk nar gallnn shall never fall be-
low two thirds the price of cheese per
pound. The price of Cheese in Mel
borne ranges from twelve to eighteen
cents per pound. lid.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

SALT FOR CABBAGE.-A CORES
pondent fthe American Agriculturist
considers salt quite necessary to the
development of cabbage, especially
In places far from the coast. A few
days after setting out the plants,
when they are damp after rain or dew,
he sprinkles n pinch OF fine salt on
the center of each plant. When the
central leaves begin to form the head,
he repeats the process, scattering,
salt over the leaves. A quart of salt
is sufficient for five hundred plants in
n season. Plants that seem diseased.
or do not appear to head well, he salts
literally, with the most satisfactory
results.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

{" Cut Off the entire top Of the straw
berry plant after it is through bear
ing. Ii it is done, the plant COM
mences a new growth immediately
after. and by fall becomes a rank,
luxuriant hill. Many sorts are as
much weakened and exhausted by
leaving on the old dead leaves, fruit
stalks, ETC., as By the crop OF fruit. "
MULCH FOR strawberries.
III. III. Wuson asks how he shall
prepare mulch for strawberry bed
Take rye straw Tor any straw or salt
or other hay, or corn stalks, and cover
the ground thoroughly with it between
the strawberry rows, being careful not
to cover the plants. That is the way
to r1ulch,
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THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
LYNCHB URG, Va,
I'M N E w HANDS


DEING the owner of this valuable proper
I'D ty, have taken charge oft on my own
account, with n determination of MAXIM -
q FIRST CLASS HOTEL in all of its
partments, having had it thoroughly refitte
and furnished so as to accommodate both
ladies and gentlemen with all convenienccs
and comforts.
The table will be kept well supplied at all
meals with the best that the MARKET will
AFFORD, while the bar will be furnished
with the purest of LIQUORS, WINES, &C..
ans neither surpassed byany in Virginia.
The services Of Mr.. Levi W. Scoyille have
been secured to take charge ms principal man
ager, assisted by Mrs. NJ. J. Gibbs, both Of
them highly capable of conducting the bust
ness of hotel keeping, and being well known
as such. | can with confidence assure the pub
lie that in patronlzing the house, they will
have no cause to complain.
The omnibus will attend the Depots reg
ularly to take passengers up to the house
and return them to the depots free of charge.
Being centrally located, convenient to the
principal business of the place, with the
PostofIice in the building and with first
class accommodations at reduced rates,
confidently expect fair share Of patronage
from my friends and the public.
7 G. S. FERGUSON.
LrEoHBuRa, VA, Feb. 8, 1868.
feb2l en-, I'd Oct. 73.tf
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FRUIT ON THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILRoAD.-In 1869 the fruit bust
ness on the Illinois Central Railroad,
from Centralia and stations south of
that place, to Chicago, amounted, in
a season of fifty-fve- days, to over
$500 tons. The same year the rail-
road company sold to one thousand
five hundred and twenty one Pur-
rchssers $500 acres of land, at an
average price of $40 4S per acre
making an aggregate of $S99.S4S II.
Fifty six was the averge number sold
to each settler. OF these lands "a
$50 acres are in Southern Illinois,
and south of the Terre Haute and Al
ton railroad. At the end of the year
457,779,17 acres of land remained
unsold. Did.
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3fielS amb 4arbfm.

/, TRy THEM. pertinent to this
column of our paper we recommends
chat purchases be made of the follow
ing Houses. ,Sa,.
Agricultural implements, and Seeds
for Garden and field, X. Sinclair ~
Co.. f. Whitman & Sons, and n; w.
Slide & Co., Baltimore, 7. IL. Stark
ard Watt & Knight, Richmond, and
@. Billipis, Norfolk Va,
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NOEfEE.

William A.Do6ley, Admir-. AMI Rebccca II d.
Ncwland, Adm'x. of Joseph Nowlnl, Jr.,
decd. vi the heirs of Joseph Ncwlanl, Jr.,
decd. and others. Peter Garlner, VIM.
Newland, W. J. Bradford and wife Mary
Ann, Richard Ilickam, Lane Boyce s Co.,
DIR. Jas. II Vance, Elkin Manufacturing Co.
and Henry Lofts and all others, creditors #
Joseph Newland, Jr., deed. take notice that
on the 10th day Of October, 1870, ! win take
an account in this case in the matter of the
estate of the said Joseph Newland, Jr., deed.
ms ordered by the Chancellor, when you will
be required to prove and file your claims ms
required by law. May Rules, 1870.
WM. MULLENNIN,
june Sim. Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN partnership heretofore existing between
G. X. Willard and j. ii. Cross under the
firm and style of Willard s Cross, Union
Depot, Tenn, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
The said j. II. Cross having bought all the
interest said Millard had in said firm, will
settle all the unsettled business of the firm
and continue business at the old stand where
he will be pleased to furnish his old friends
and patrons in the future as in the past for
"pay down." good goods and at lower prices
than they can be bought from houses that sell
on time. G. X. WILLARD,
Union Depot, Tenn, j. II. CROSS.
Feb. 25th 1870. Mar. Aft.
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10000 COLONIES OF

BBBS w ANTBD
will take one-third Of my pay for county
rights for Buckeye Bee Hives in bees, at ten
dollars per colony, in Buckeye Hives, deliv-
cred at Railroad or river next winter in the
States Of Tennessee, North and South Carroll
ma, Ga. and Ala. Thirty Dollars per colony
for pure Italian stocks in Buckeye Hives
A sure and safe investment for any hive
man. From three 10 six thousand dol
lars can be realized from most any county.
Apply at once for the right of your county.
The Hive gives universal satisfaction and is
the only hive that gives you complete control
Of your bees, and hundreds and thousands
will soon be in every county. Send for cir
oulars, Farm right and sample Hive,
ego. County rights from $500 to $3.50.
Address j. II. CHOPPER,
CORNER UNION CHERRY STREETS,
may Zf-d Nashville, Tenn.
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TIE HZRO re UT J.aR,
l. serving Fluid, for sale Mt the
NEW DRUG STORE.
Va County Court at BlOuniyIlIc.

JOSEPH +. sPURGIN VS.. Heirs of John
Spurgin, Decd.
In this case il appearing from the allega-
tions of oomplainants bill that Defendants,
Phillip spurgin, John spurgin, Elkanah
Spurgin, Joseph Longmire and wife Jane
LOngmirc formerly Jane Spurgin) John J.
Willard and VIM. @. Willard and Joseph
LOngmire their guardian and Elkanah Mil
lard and his guardian Elkanah Spurgin, ire
non residents of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon them. II is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks In the Bristol News, newspaper
published in Bristol, Tennessee, notifying
said Defendants to appear before theCounty
Court of Sullivan county, at the Courthouse
in Blountyille, on the first Monday in Au-
gust, 1870, then and there to make defence
to said bill, or tho same will be taken for
confessed, us to them, and SGT for heal
ing ex parte.
J. =. RAIDER, Clerk.
By A. ]. COX, d. Clerk.
July 8, is7O-4t.
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SrRwBERRY RUNNERS. w. Gray
asks, "What time shall cut the run
ners off Of my Strawberries p If
beds are fruiting, the runners should
not be allowed to run provided you
adopt the hill culture system) until
after the fruit season is over.
STRAWBERRY CULTURE.
win it do to cultivate strawber-
rles while they are fruitingY' asks
a correspondent. 1t is better to cul.
tvste before the blossoming period,
aud then mulch heavily. and keen
hoes and cnltiyators out during the
fruiting season.
CUTTING on STRAWBERRY LEAyEs.
The small Fruit Recorded says =
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

I 900 Sacks Liverpool fine Salt.
l. 800 Bbls. Thomaston and Noun
tain Lime.
200 Bbls. fresh ground James River
Hydraulic Cement.
100 Bills. Calcined Plaster.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
June loft
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In the County Court mt BIeunt-
willie.

WIG.
JACOB Holt ct al, vs.. Nathan De
vault ct nj.
In this cause it appearing from the
allegations of Complalnants bill that
defendants isaac Deyault, Jackson
Devault and tho unknown heirs OF
David Hull, are non-rcsidents of the
State of Tennessee. IL Is ordered that
publication lie made for four successive
weeks, i'm the Bristol NEWS newspa-
per published in Bristol, Tennessee,
notifying said defendants to appear be-
fore the County Court, of Sullivan
county, to be held at the Court-housc,
in Blountville, on the first Monday In
August, 1870, then and there to make
defence to said bill or the same will be
taken for confessed rs TO them and SET
for hearing eX parte.
JAS. u. RAIDER, Clerk.
By a. j. Cox, ID. G.
Bailey, p. @.
july1-4w.
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NOTICE.

10y virtue Of order Of State issued by the
I'D Clerk Of the Circnit court Of Sullivan county
on Monday tho e6th day OF July, 1870 one tract OF
land, lying In the 10th Dist, OF Sullivan county
containing nine acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands Of Thomas Pain, r. Hiokem and others
Levied the property Of James Larkey to salts
fy judgments that Peter L. Gardner has against
him. This June II, 1870.
june2t-5t prs. fec 90. NJ Z. sPURGIN,
Deputy sheriff.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

~ IGHT, PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE EN-
S-A PLOYMEST guaranteed 10 persons In every
part Of the country, Suitable for Ladies' or Gentle
men, Boys OF Girls. Address
XIX CENTURY PUBLICATION co.,
Charleston 4. o,
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l. AoADEMIOAL COURSE.

THE student selects his own course Of
study, under the advice Of his Parents or
of the Faculty. The several Schools are so
arranged as to admit of a complete course
of study in the following directions
1. Department of Arts, TO which is at
ached the Degree of BACHELOR UF Ts.
9. Department Of Science
with the Drgree Of BACHELOR Of Sol
EscE.
s. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree of BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
The Degree of MASTER OF ARTS is con-
ferred on Students who have completed the
course of study in nine Schools, and have
taken distinctions in seven Of these.
2. PROFESSIONAL COURSE.
|. Department of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma Of CIVIL EsGIsEER.
Q. Department of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma of MISISG ESGI'
t epar ment o Law and Equity
with the Degree of BAoHELOR OF Law.
IL is proposed still further to extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction of
l. Mechanical Engineering. 2. Applied
Chelaistry. 8. Agriculture. 4. Commerce
8 PR EPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces the subjects OF
Latin, Greek, Mathematics and English
preparatory to tn regular College Glasses
4, TUDENTS' BUSINESS SCHOOL.
this School, emma ms hip, Bookkeeping.
Accounts. &c.. are taught, under the au-
thority of the Faculty.
Special Privileges and Honors.
As special inducements to diligence, three
Gold Medals and Eve Honorary Scholarships.
tho latter covering tuition and college fees
are annually awarded.
Three Masters of Arts are annually up
pointed as "Resi lent Masters" with yalua-
bio privileges and eHoluments.
The Collie 20 educates free Of charge,
all candidates for the Ministry, properly
recommended. 1t appoints to free Scholar
ships twenty-five young men intending to
make Journalism their profession. II gives
long credit TO meritorious young men
without means.
The next session opens tho 81 Thursday
of Sept, aud closes tho 4th Thursday
June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed 1926
per annum
For further information address
J. NJ. LEIGH, CL'K OF FACULTY,
aug2f-ly Lexington. Va.
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STOCKS OF NEW GOODS,
Ladies Dress Goods,

beautiful Summer Delains at % cts. Lawns,
Alpaca Lustres, Japanees Cloth, Jaconotts
Barred, Nanso0k and Null Muslin.
100 pieces Prints, perfectly fast eolors at l24
Bleached and Brown Domestics, Cottonades,
Cotton Plaids for dresses.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes, Mems and Boys Wool and
Fur Hats, Ladies' and Misses Kid and Last
inc Shoes, Ladies' and Misses Trimod Hats
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Cotton best Indigo and Nader, Alum, Cop
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You will find our stock complete and prices
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also your greenbacks which We never refuse
and buy your spring supplies for your Fam
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and here our friends will save ms the ncces
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Give 8 a call and examine our stock.
Il. II. SFNEKER.
Virginia ground Plaster by the ton, sack
or pound at 4. IL. sENEKERs,
April ] lS70.---tf.
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NEW FANCY
Mrs. Bette GallOVay'S.

BEG LEAVE to announce to the la
dies of Bristol and the public generally, that
have just returned with splendid Stock
of Millinery which am now opening have
selected with care the usual variety Of all arti-
Giles which may be called for in my line,
such as Bonncts, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers,
Nets, Coils, Switches, Yeils, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Hose, Cuffs, Collars and Notions Of
all kinds; all of which will sell at small
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from distance.
Dress Making done in the very latest style
and on short notice. Also. all kinds of hrnid-
ing, cmhroidePins and stamping done in the;
best style.
ROY Opening takes place on Saturday,
April 20, 1870.
MRS. BETTE GALLOWAY.
april s, Pm
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DIR. j. DRADFIELD'S
Female RegUl atoR
woman Best Fricnd.'

TIM valuable medicine IS prepared for Woxnk
exclusively, and 10 be used by women only. u
,Ia,,,si especially 10 those eases where the WOMB
is dsorde red aud will cure any irregulary In sho
,nenses - except in such cases as require suTgi
cal operntion ks these lat are very rare the =
MALE REGULATOR Il Of almost universal Appllcs,,
lion In a sudden check OF the "inonthy oou,Scs ,
from coLD, trouble Of mind or Ike cause, II aces
like A charln BY restoring the discharge IN ereIy
fnstsIce thus relieving the fever, headache, pain
in tho back and clover stomach" hushes OF neat
abont The faeo, chilly sensations, burning Of the
eyelds, and general restlessness. TAKEN IN tlie
ali these symptoms pass away Immediately, WIN
ont iniury TO the constitution. Frequently, hoWeV
or the propcr remedy Is not applied In time, the
disease becomes chronic, and the lonnuhhoh lalu
for numberloss evils TO the constitution OF W1naii'
| The next turn comes around and there ~ no
! "show !" or perhaps the whites" viii appear
| There will be some uneasiness about the WOMB
but very little none OF the natural nnid escans'
| The complexion becomes salow, bowels swollen,
sort Of greenish caste about the face constant dul
aching pains In the head, weight In the lower stom-
ach and back, with or without Whl,ss,
Of the heart. palor, exhaustion indigestion, wear
mess angor aching across the loins loss OF appe-
lite pain in the left breast, iightness across the
chest, cough and giddness. II sun allowed 10 20
| on "rreen sickness" will be fully developed the
| headache become severe, with loss OF memory, III
minished sensibility, SICK STOMACH, Dyspepsia, ~,
relish for food loss Of flesh. increased huti ring OF
the heart, SWELLING OF TnE FEET, legs and oody
and occasional splitting Of blood The sleghtes, ti-
fort causes hurried breathing, almjst to suhoe"Ion
| The skin Is nabby, and has a "doughy feel" inns
Is sad picture but II Is the condition OF thousands
Of women between the ages Of hfteen and iorty-hve
who brought to the gravc by ignorance or neg
/ lect to take tint proper remedy.
! To all who arc afflicted with any OF the symptoms
above mentioned in connection with an Irregular
~ Of the Umonthly sickness" We earnestly say,
| TAKE DR. BRADFIELD's FEMALE REGULATOR
few aunceg takon. yon will at once experience IT,
benefit and with lite patience you VIII be fully
| res toaed TO health.
This remedy has been extensively used for up
| ward Of twenty years by many of the most expert
onced and successful physicians IN georgia NC
family should be without two or thre bottles
For sale by DR. JSo. BUNTING and PEPPER BRos
| Bristol, Tenn. Jan. 2l-ly