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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT BILL

Punchiacilo gives the following yer
sion of the bill to Enforce the 15ti
Amendment" and the remarks Of Rad
ical Senators
/. That any person OF darker col
or than chrome yellow shall hereafter
be entitled to vote 10 any extent at an,
ELECTION, without reference to aye, sex
or previous condition, anything any
where " the contrary notwlthstand
ing.
z. That any person who says tha
any such person ought not to vot,
shall be punished by fine to the extern
OF his possessions, and shalt be IN
athena.
5. That any person who shall, will
intent to prevent the voting OF any
such person, strike such person upon
the nose, eye, mouth. or other featu, g
within mile Of any place Of voting
within one week Of any day OF voting
shall be punishable by fine 10 the eA,
tent of twice his possessions, and shall
be disentitled to vote forever after.
Moreover he shall be anathema.
4. That any person who shall advise
any other person to question the right
of any person of the hue hereinbefore
specified to vote, or to do any Other
act whatsoever. shall be punishable by
fine to the extent Of three times hi,
possessions, and shall be anathema.
5. That all the fines collected unde,
this act shall be expended upon the
endowment Of 1.-The Society for Sc
curing the Pursuit of Happiness Il
American Citizens of African De.
scent" And if any person shall cal
in question tie justice of such dis
position of such fines, he shall be pun.
ishahle by fine to the extent of foui
times his possessions, and shall be an.
athama. "t
Mr.. Wilson objected to anathema
He S. | nobody in the Senate bul
umner knew what it meant. Besides,
it was borrowed from the syllabus oi
degraded superstition. He moved
to substitute the simple and intelligi.
ble expression "Hebedam."
| The Senate settled their little dis.
pute about who was entitled to med.
al for coming first to the defence ol
the Capital. They decided to give
medals to everybody. Mr.. Cameron
was satisfied. If the Senate only
medalled enough, that was all he ask.
ed. There were about five thousand
wavering votes in his district, whom
he thought he could fix, if he could
give them o medal apiece.
Mr.. Conklin said he would like tc
medal some men. But he did not like
such meddlesome men as Cameron.
Mr.. Drake moved to deprive any.
body in Missouri, who differed from
him in politics, OF practicing any pro.
fession. He said that many Of the
citizens of that State were incarnats
demons-so much so that when they
had an important law case they woulo
rather intrust it to somebody else thar
himself. Was this right? He asked
!; the Senate to protect him as native
industry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

DEarn OF paTnlck GAss. A friend
has handed us slip, says the States
man, cut from some Eastern paper
which was enclosed to him in letter,
aud which refers to one of the first pi-
oneers of the Pacific, the last of that
little band who made the initiatory
journey across the continent so soon
to be spanned by these great railroads.
Patrick Gass ately died in West
Virginia at. the advanced age of 9S
years and 8 months. He has been for
many years, so far rs known, the sole
survivor of the adventurous company
of forty-three officers and priyates,
who, under Lewis and Clark. made
the celebrated exploring expedition
over the Rocky mountains, and then
back, being the first white men who
accomplished it. This WAS in 1904,
1866, d-ring the administration of
Mr.. jefferson, and the results of the
expedition were justly regared as OF
national Importance. Mr.. Gass pub
lished private journal of his obser-
vations during this expedition. now
many years out of print, but at the
time work of some notoriety.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08
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OUR GIRLS.


No sweeter girls than those Of ours
Nec.l critics hepc To End;
They wear their hair fiirzci up In front,
With two big braids behind.
Their hearts arc true tn those they love.
And firm to friendships trust;
Their pretty eyes arr bright with fun,
Their hair with diamond dust.
Wiener they hear tie voice OF pain
Each breast with ply moves:
They wear their dressts dsaihle skirts,
Aud donble buttoned gloves.
Their purses. ton. are never closed
To charits'3 npponls;
Their h""is have hutt.ns on each side,
And brass upon tho heels.
At hotre they study ta per rorm
The duties that they find;
Their skirts are rufied 10 tue waist
A paiiier on b1hni.
With tender hands they nurse tho sick.
Aud voicrs soft aud low;
They wear Tin bits around their waists,
Aud a ''shyo ay" ribbon bow.
When Sunday comes they so to church,
Each quiet in her pew.
N"r seek the latest fashions there.
As people cay they do.
Ard In fhr h"arts Of those they tovs
They know they ign sesun
Fantas IL hats nrr an thpir l.. ads.
The thou hts within sra pure.
Their little feet wiilin:. ton.
Though ela'l iu Paii. h,"is.
AMI hearts heat warm anil true beneath
EmLr.,idvrsd velvet suits
They hav. M tat" f'r politics.
Mr. wisi' Z, r .i.i.
c.,r' .nf-i hest that manly hands
Shall gu 10 the Ship OF State.
Their claims 10 vote and Equal rights
Tn Y Ii ale cnmrrch. nd
The only titles ~ VII wear
Arc ssster. wife aud friend.
Then 'avai siii eur ihnu.i Is will be,
Mr. ed whst r,ni-s ,ay;
F'r tru, ar'i n.,htr u',uen aru
Our dafiings "f Ca day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

Tho wizest thing abouta man IL hiz
conscience-edukashun don improve
it.
II yu want tew ind out fhs ruin
! t,ashun Of b hoss, feed him high on
oats---it IL jist 90 wi.h mankind.
/ Asa general rule, tho best way il
tew decide yourself what biznsss in
life il liz best for your young ono tew
foller, and then stick him at it while
he IL limber-nlen allwnz pole vines
before they begin to run mutch.
The more babes in family, the
ezier and better they are raised---one
chicken alwuz makes nn old hen moro
clucking and scratching than a dozen
doz. 9xa4
1t takes an uncommon smart man
now daze, tew make money by telling
the truth--it il aktually an egidense o,
genius.
1t is a very small spot in the light
ming bugs that shines; il IL the dark.
ness ov the mite that makes it 30 bril-.
liant-it IL jist 50 with virtew.
MISSING revenge IL like nussing q
young ledgehog--the older he grows,
the sharper hiz quilts. .
Most ov the epitaffs on the tumb-
stuns read like gidc-boards tew the
CRATE city, and without them q crate
menny would take the wrong road.
The only way tew truli enjoy emmy
thing il tew be willing tew quit il
when the bell rings.
Time IL like fair wind-if we don't
set our sails, we looze that breeze for
e-et. .s4ssa
We are often ridikuled for telling
old truths. The 10 commandments
are old enough tew be wore out with
truth; but who follers them?
TaAe man. from Adam down to
7 pr fool 1865, and resre tidy d X
il ne amt dead beat !? Il thu re a
igle pashun oy hiz natur, up to date
that yu can take the halter ov civil Law
off from, a ID turn it out to grass?
Walking up in the morning, to a
virtuous man. il the same thing as
being born again.
% Necessity is the mother OF inven-
shun," and Patent Wright IL the
father. 81 ~
1t done me good to hear poor
brute whinner in Broadway yesterday.
| waz glad tina. there was one stage
boss in New York City whose heart
wasn't dead broke.
The lion and the lamb may, posi-
bly,, sumtime, lay down tegether in
this world for fu minits, but when
the lion Gums to get up the lamb viii
be missing.
Charity il like glassware-too much
frost in it makes it more brittle.
Virtcw backed up by courage, IL the
Iprefecshun ov human natur. don't
reckon mere. nor pity always among
the virtews; they are often only amia-
bic weakness. Justiss IL the spare
root ov all tho yirtews. I wouldu't
hav emmy mercy or pity hove out for
rubbish: neither would hav man
think, beknuse he meits at the anguish
ov the vicious, that it IL virtew that ails
him. Eae 49,,
Bachelors are always braggin oy
their freedom !!-freedom TO darn
their own stockings, and poultiss. their
own shinsi ] had rather be q widow
er once in two years. Regular. than to
be gruntins, old, hair dyed bachelor
only ninety days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

England has negro barrister who
halls from Pennsylvania.
The wheat crop in England looks
very finely, but grass, oats, barley and
beans do not promise well. &
There is a capital of over $l00s &c.,
coo invested in the manufacture of Ia
ger beer in this country.
Red Cloud positively refuses to have
his portrait taken. He thinks it may
yet be convenient ros to be known.
A young girl in Pittsburg is to row
the crack oarsman of that city for the
championship, best three in Eve 70
corsests. -
A pleasure yacht was capsized, On
Tuesday, near Hastings, Englands and
twelve persons drowned.
A boy only fourteen years OF age
has been sentenced at the Police court
Of Lowell, Mass. for being common
drunkard. ts
In Pike county. Miss. lady re-
Gently gave birth to six children Al
we're doing well at last accounts, and
the husband is as well as can be ex-
pected.
A Philadelphia burglar has been
summarily dealt with by lady whose
house he attempted to robaL He car
ried away bullet, but no plunder.
The wittiest criticism ever assed on
President Johnson's administration
was that he had an inveterate habit OF
doing the right thing at the wrong
time.
Mcfarland is at Indianapolis, intent
on making trouble for his former wife,
in connection with the divorce which
she obtained from him in Indiana.
It is rumored that an expedition, Of
|fillibusters is organized to invade Mex
leo from the Rio Grande. Gen. Rose
cranz is said to be the leader and that
they start in August. af-
Prince Napoleon's three children
are very ill with the scarlet fever
There is at least one of them who has
la remote chance of being Emperor OF
the French if he lives.
Alfred Tennyson will, sail for the
Indian Ocean IN December, to witness
the total eclipse of the sun. No doubt
but that many benson will follow
Mr.. Tennyson in his voyage to wherc
there isn't any sun. .s,t. d.
Two girls, Laney Barker and Iayi-s
Ina Lundery, aged twelve and fourteen,
were drowned at Cuba. Fulton, couns:
|ty, H.. on Monday, while bathing in
Putnam Greek. s - ~
sphilsdelphia women who have feet ike
young srave-stones, swear they WON'T
wear those short dresses. but will stick To-
The old fashioned trails, which cover =
good share Of their heelss s i, S,
The camp meeting aesaen wiltheuepsga
,lly brilliant this year. artha's Yipc-.
yard expects Is, 900 guosf of Y HON 20
700 will spend the ssasons md $40. .000
cottages are being erected in profession s
| A minister up at Toledo. within ten
[uacnths married couple, baptised tteir
6rst child. preached the funeral seriae1
|of the husband and married tho widoN.s;
Verify he sesketh things early, a. one
sridipg q velocipede. 5ss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

1t may be said generally Of husbands,
as the woman said others to one who
had rcprnached her for marrying him -
To be, sure he is not Us gooia husband
as no ought to be but he is powerful
sight better than none.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

General Land Az ncy for Oregon established
July. is6s.
An .fIiee where general information e"nes srninS
he resources oi Oregon can be "ttai"ed pee y
eiarye.
Loans negotiable on FIRST mortgage. real estate
and coiaiersi security.
Have for sair a large amount OF Pr'P r'y loea'
tel in the town "f Albany. Ais" farming lahd'
If every descr piion in Linn aud ntLsr ctunte. :"
the STATE.
To the citizens Of Albany and vicinity. and t.
the own. r. of real estate. take this method 81
calling yOur att. ntian "a oLr place Of bnsins So
Having determined to "peI branch ''fiicc tu y"u'
CITY. ne ran offer ysu medium f'r ,'i sining pur-
cI,ases one that l. appreciated by buyers. ms Il
-aves them much time an. labor in securing wh'.'
they want. Our principal agency nj Portland
Oregon is thoroughly established. and the "eisc ..
we'll furnished for giving informaii"n up"n real
estate that IL affords tie n"st eonplets faeiliiic'
for all parties having business in our nc.
z5- You incuf no sxpense IN placing you'
property I'm sale with US unless sale y made.
Office on First str, ct. opposite POST tirr.
J.. MENDENiiALL. Agent.
Albany. Oregon March %. 1870. y5n32yi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

Here is Que of prentico's jokes Il
is undsnlable, that in America. it takes
three to make a couple-he, she aud .
hired grl. Had Adam been q m'.dern,
there would have been a hired girl il
Paradise to .look after little Abel' an-
raise Cain. ;" #s{, is. M 49, 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

A gentleman, making a call, takes the
Youngest OF the family on his knee -
You don't know me my fine fellow !''--
.Yes do sm.p ~. Well. who am y''--
You are the gentleman that mamma said
she was mighty anxious to catch Tor my
big sister"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

The Green (Wis,) Adeocote has this
tenn: = We saw threo little shavcrs FISH,
ing in East river the uher day-two boys
and .ir'. The elder boy called to tie
girl, oh, J"hnny's ct bi,c.e Ths girl
responded, oh, my sakes; and such a
little boy--only readsin the primer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

The seyep wonders of the world now
are: The Art Of Printing; Optical Insfru-
ments. such as telescopes and microscopes;
g unpowdcr; the Steam Engine; Labor.
saving machinery; the Electric telegraph,
and the Photograph.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

Whata unique and meaning expression
was that Of q young Irish girl in giving
testimony against IN individual 10 4 court
Of justice the other day. sAarrah, sir.
said she, s.I'm surs he never made his
N sther smile" There Is biography Of
unkindness 10 that short aud simple sen.
tcnce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

RATHs<oF ADvElTfsiN6 re-. rsAs. %.
;olums, SIDo IIff csIsskn. 200 cusst4s COLI
'olnmn, 43s.
Transient Adskis,senenfs Per sqnsrs tf fsa
ncs or isssof tbs sized fyps. 1rss inserion. - !;
aeh snbss s-asnt Insertion, 81. N E&24xe
square Is o1's inch in space down the coiunn.
ouptins cuts. display lines, bisnts. &C., ~ solid
nsttsr. No advertisement TO be eonsidsysd Lar
han square, and s.l fraesiuns counted . fall
.quaro. Ali advertisemenfs inserted for less
,oriud than three months u DO regarded ss4rss.
lent. s. Ea sEfi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

A minister up at Toledo, within ten
menths married = oouple, baptised steir
lirst child. preached the funeral serife1
OF the husband. and married tho widow.s
Verify he seskesh things early. a. one
riding velocipede.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
family Medicine Cases
AND
POCKET COMPANIONS,
DcCpCR, wEAT CAN YOU DO FOE
hI PAMILTr

have cutie tsr1iiy a rccd tsel o, sickness, tn,
hector ccee otter, aad his bills ART rot eat ana 10
these tIBes GtcIIj ue grained 20 lave !ese sscAles
and lighter ria N this drecou, II ocnsAseut with TT
Wen. my haebd, | con do good deal ior ycu,
Z can send you one Of cur AAiILH NhFES or
nIduOIaTHc SFEG-FICh which bas snAil book
CT directions, g0'ES ao+cuppeL " AZ me Vsr1cNs
diseases which 700 can treat prnE"ply ana tuIl
r.rectoDs ior use, trvAs tie Medicines, Diet etc,
Tie vgriCus sreJ,t a.. MARKED and hbficG 60 you
ea6 not be At lCts which tc give IN particular cD1e
iod tag directions GTe ~ plan andsmIe lt; You nseL
oct 60 astfay WIN one Of yfe>e easel yon yer wi.
,l, be ste 10 meet and arrest three p1rtls q all tie
% Illness which occur II VOW family Gu can az
.Els because you the sick child Of patient a. once
and ioGg before the declor wotc 0e called ana ha'
meet the sickness With q proper remedy AZ once ana
ceuro i mas become sereUA In u0Ig -neaC simple EtO
oct effective medicines, also yCu &vc3 dragging th'
DaieLt and Thus weakering the srst.p rna aging ns
IcGu1uuou OF future disease hou re any sra ed
eradicate tcoee Tendencies q enron stnts lich
yNls' IN ,c many families an4 20 Hrt'ua.s. s1ei az
ba.a, - occasion tpCysCs icy s-tl ailments or Dis
.ef e.. scrLt, ~ the proper specific &C.. Nuy ls TIE
Aug disease curA tut the t.uusLtlag 80 10 eptas
Of subsequent and grave s4.onc ol>..-es IS removed
ttc consequence Is trEt the whole ,All1 improve -
aHH have lees and less sickness from yra, % yc..
taye wOyo yigor and berteF constitutions, HGr tta'
ada1y you work Cgt from En4ti iae GaaG ' a.s".s.
ind doctor Jlst the reverse OF tc,s IS trUe. "u ri old
-Hneoi treatment Every yaIHlac'e GHfn Vi MEG glG7
pt,.s lhe way tor another. one WIS., ci me doctor
ugcessii4'ts another And good 'llrl-EH s.afea'.
Of g'oe'sCnAl HE 70 seer LIa r.- 'o he a4-ive
q a. days These wrecg- ut mon, an y .Ee gtast
OF ,..nrel blue mass, eIElug i-.rF, opium nd
potassium 49, tne harvest EHas gt tpvtors. 30 rs
y .ul get car NJ TINS waY 81 dHo'a~.rE Get -1so 81
Nr-gJeUB. and cc'or yggye.t .a-~ wien yea .IE
ll7 ohHn you must Navs doctor, SEND tsT the maa'
gs.s and doctors ratg a.s tors % y"af noute
THIS }F fancy sketch. so nero p1acy ,bu'se
gl,e'auG5 nave done IS, aa3 ycH MAY do t.NtrS ~
-noun involved n ne e1perueZlls Iotarse .Sd ne
urttmp. vel! worth tsla.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

"A SLIGHT PLEASANTLY. 'Wsr has its
/ jckes and merriueut, but the com dies of
var are often more dreadful than the llag.
edies Of peace Frederick in his works re-
cords the following incident which he
rauates as slight pleasantly, TO relieve
the readers mind
The Prussiala had detached post at
Smilzl.z The little garrison there was
much larasstd By linking bands Of Aus.
trans, who shot their geLtries, cut Of their
sUpples. and rendered il AIN .t certain
death 10 any one who veLtBred TO emerge
from the rampa.ts. Some inventive genius
among he PlussiaZs constructed a straw
man, very like lie, representing sentinel
with his shcu,d51ed muFket. BY series
of7opes this eflgy was made 10 move IRON
right 20 left, rs il walking his beat A
well-srmed band Of PIussians then hid in
tlicket near by.
Ere long company Of Austrian scouts
approached. From distance they eyed
the sentinel moving to and fro as be
guarded his post A sharpslooter crept
near, and taking deliberate aim al his sup.
posed victim, fred, A twi,ch upon the
rope caused the image to TALL fiat The
whole band Of Auslrians, with shout
rushed to the spot The Prussians from
their ambuscade, opened upon them a
deadly fire Of bullets Then, as the ground
wss covered with the mutlated and the
dead the Prussians, causing the welkin TO
ring with their peals Of laughter rnslel
with fixed bayoue.s upon their sntrsrpsd
foes Not q single Austrian had escaped
heing strucL NV "a lvllat Tn0ua 80 no -rara
not killed outright We're wounded, and
were taken captiyes. This is enc Of tie
slight pleasaptries' Of war From Fred
enos the Great, in Hagper's Magazine Ter
October
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

Nervous debility WITH W gloomy 81: p3
ac'a, low spirits, depression, inyoilp,ar
Omissions, .oss OF semen, speymattoTThCes
3. IS of power, dizzy head, loss Of memory,
and threatened impotence aud imbecily
and sovereign cure in Humphreys Eomeo.
pathic Specifc, No. twenty-eight. Composed
OF the most valuable mild anc potent ours.
liyes, they strike ~ once at the root Of tAt
matter, tone ny tho system, arrest tie dits
and vltality, to the entire man. They nave
cured Thousands OF cases. Price IS per pscs,
age OF five boxes epd q large vial Of
powder. Worth $500 which is very important
/. obs innate and old cases, CT Il per
pg!6 box. Sold by all druggists, ana sent
b ,mgil on receipt Of 1riCe Address Hum.
plrey's Specific Homeopathic Medicine
ompany, 500 Broadway. New YCIB,
Wholesale Agents-Burnhams h Van Schasok, Rrrl.
burt 4 Edssll, Chicago, Ills; Jenka Gordon, st,
Paul, Nina; Brown, WshDer & GRAHAM, st. LoRis,
No: Fey~1nd Shelley 4 Co. Detr"it Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

TUBULAR KEROSENE LANTERNS. -- ceiup
these liant rs everywhere aud eyerywhe {
nearing them so highly raised, We were I'M
du,ed to call at the factory where the are
made. We found q large oO.b,e four-sJUty
llilding crowded throughou, with men and
machinery. At an points there was the mos'
perfect system, and not ing was lacking
which money and skill can supply. The MAJ
terms are turned out every three minutes
TIE principle Of the tubular was syplaiue,
90 ne and we found that ali that Is sad Of il
IN tie advertisement in another column j.
mlv borne ont. Power safety economy ant
r- ability are secured as never before III
Guteru,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

IMPORTANT d cIsIoN.-Chi' Justice Wood.
ward Of the Supreme Court # Pennsylvania,
nae delivered the following opinion, which ir
important to Cur mel chaula, manuh ctulers,
vorsin.men, ma in fact, the people Of the
whole country. H ays Il find 'HooF
L'Ep's GERMAN B1TfRs Is not an intoxica-
ting beverage but IL gooo toLie, useful IN
disorders Of the digestive organs, and OF
g!o ben dt in caees Of dctiliry, and want
ot nervous action il the systt M" No be tier
recommendation could be given to 80 vaIua
Ole tonic a. this ltbrat,d standard Bit.
tore. "Hoeh aul's Geima, Btters' contains
aa Ale hrlic material.
U,ogLANDs GERMAN ToTC Is mbins
u all the ingredients Of the Bitters, with
aura Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anlse. &c
making preuareuou IT rare medical value.
The ronln used 20, the alme diseases ar
the Bitter. in cases gher, some Alcobnh.
stimulus ~ necessary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
Trustwhat Time mar Sanctioned.

The maxim that tho voice Of the people is the
voice Of the divinity may in some cases he open to
doubt. but the testimony Of homes. AID en- isltenea
Witnesses, extending through a series Of years, 1
all the .sne purport is worthy Of credence, adm.
Of no question. Upon such testimony the reputa-
ion Of Hostctter Stomach Bittess as an autido.e
and cEre for many ailments is base 2. During the
twenty years that 1t has been before TIE world, IN.
Vulnerable preparations intended to compete with
H., have gone up Ike rockets, and COME down tho
ex.insui.hed sticks. Meanwhile the progress Of
th.t incompatible tonic has been swift ana steady
always upward and onward Ike tle eagles O. .ht
Its Introduction pro1u cd revolution in tht-el.
peutics and II proved 10 be oae Of those sanitary
revolutions that cannot so backwards. To-day
Hos,eters Bit,ers is one Of the most popular rem
dies in chr.s;endom, and commands larger sale
than any other medicinal preparation, domestic or
imported, on this side Of the Atlantic. As cure
or dygpepsia bilious disorders nervous affections
general debility, and as q preventive Of epidemic
tevers, It takes precedence Of every other remedy
This fact should teach the ambitious country deal.
ers who endeayor to toist their local atOrtions
the public in its stead, how futile their small
attempts to caiole The COMMUNITY must necessarily
be Where the game FISH have failed, there is nc
chance for "suckcre "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tGs
hair where the follicles are destroyed.
or the glands atroEhied and decayes
But such as remain can he saved for
usefulness by this application Instead
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