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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09
4 French lady writes &.

French LADY writes:
Mons GouTsud 'Tis but act Of justice
that should spontaneously give you my q0s!i-
ned testimonial of the united efficacy, innocence,
and fragrance Of your preparation for purifying
al & cleansing the skin. By itI use every pimlle
and freokie have vanished from my face. eH
should, Moi, Ami, as il IL so sovereign snd
charming n remedy for scattering oil blemishes
from our faoss, call II le deiioe oes durnes,
mot, e suis enckante de ie cosmcttqBe ct jeH roUs
rcH4ercie de 50at mon c0'ur.
EMILE DRsMOUL, Madison Avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

.
Ir Gour4ud ike the "0rIenial Cream
letter han anything 1 ever saw of the kind,
aui trust YOU viii continue TO make 1t, and
.aIni i. you o not, you st IeAst might let your
customers have ths recipe. 1t would be pity
10 have thig ..Uricntal Cream" die out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

Chicago, September, 1867.
DR.. Gouraud II is the best preparation
have ever used, and l have Tecomme ended II tc
many friends. Mss K. {. F7Tf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09


DR.. Felix Goursud: I value your "OTisntAI
Cream" so highly shat am unwiillngt to be WIN
out it even : single gay. eAkAH ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09
DIR.
Is / . 9 : w,
Confidential Physician.

l7s South Clark Street, CHICAGO, ILL, Pr
vate and Chronic Diseases in both sexes success
fully treated. DR.. Bigslsw has cured more sex
ual and vensreal diseases in the last 20 yeArs
than any other physician in the western country
He cures Nervous Debility, or Involuntary Sem
inel Emissions, and restores the enfeebled organs
to perfect health and vigoT. He cures Syphilis
in all its forms. whether acute or chronic with
out the use of minerals or vegetable poison.
Send for his "Guide TO Health published
monthly free Of charge, if you think the writings
of the greatest Specialist of the present day
worth reading. Ladies send fer descriptive cir
cular Of PEssARIo REEEDTs, universally used
by married ladies. Address
G. BI6ELOW, n. D.
m.h4dvIy P.O Box IB4 Chicago, I'll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09
pRYAx,s pUEMoxuC WATERS.

hA n Y > a. A~-FAo-AN w - n
are unfailing in the Cure Of Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, HoarseneEs,
Difficult Breathing. Incipient Consumption and
Diseases of the Lungs. They have no taste Of
medicine, and sny child will take them. Thou
sanda have been r stored TO health that had
before despaiTed. Testimony given in hunsreds
Of cases A SINGLE DOSE RELIEVES IN
TEN MINUTES. Ask for BRYAN's Pull
MONTC WAPERs. je29-dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09
EMILE DKsMorL. Madison Avenue

Philadelphia, October, 1865.
DR.. 7. f. Gouraud: / have your Oriental
Cream in Vse it Is al admirAble article, snd l
shall recommend il. ;. l.. Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

Dr. Gouraud cheerfutly bear testimony TO
tbs eseacv and perfect innocence Of your or
rental Cream 1t is deeldealy valuable coz
uIetlcue. l csnsot consent that ou publish n y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

W ,,iyEt 20 on ampiiiy iBg '3e i9s u :. n.
-. eTs,s .,E!4.EksN Al Ck k1Ams"
- -,tiska candid FsTufa' Of the above nun
ou' " I,,..filnonIais, Nsd hvEdrees Of others in
s'' 'f,cfor's possession among which may be
PABEPs ROSA ana cthsr CelsbTlties,
"a, have TAX en- several bottles TO Europe,
sulaeieut - oonsi ince any one not wiliGly blind.
II there bs sny such, We might aypiy TO them
the iaugusge Of Scripture. and say "lf ys
aeliege not koses ana the Prophets, neither
would ys believe though one rose from the dead
Tae Retail Prise OF the ''oRIEsHT
Cta fsA h - IL else Bottle. Ladies cen have
It Expressed" fer that SUE.
D8. GOURAUD'S WoEld-renewned Pre-
psrations can Be had 81 his only DEPOT, - Bond
Street, New York, and Of Batter, l29 |s'hipg-
ton Street; Weeks Potter, l79 Nash'h eton'
and George C. Goodwin & Co. 5S hsn over
u ee., Boston; Rvans, Il South Eightn e'.ees'
and Johnston, Holloway 3 coveen; ooS AI'n
Street, Philadelrhia Lily Block bAiIilGIs
/ wm stahier. DTuggist Norriftown, PENN We
aia ". J. Campbell, North Fifth stfe''' e,sv-
ner of Locust street, No; Van s'nsIss .,s.rsorn
ensap 4 Reid Lake street corner o. I,-Ie.soo
cbisago. H.: Crane d Bfishsin hsn n,
/ Cal ard DrRggitts- J1----- Je
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

Freq Kiss Fannie Stockton, the ElAA@
Donna of tne 0FerA House ,.ce
Buffalo, December, le6"
pr. t.. .Cs1saul; DO aet E-s2 70 PU'
al yJhiDg else IL contact vita Ay lace ~ 1'
Lifted an with this aatchiess cosnst'us-
p5,sEsseadI4e ten bottles. EAS-.;E STo1AICA-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09
rho following from Evans, tho celebrated

-'-' Ph.IsaeIgAia, AP.l 50, ls6s.
DR.. Gourauf: th.aA your "ofea~ = u
,usstiouaplJ tie lest th ns IL this ipe' iIom me
t".n gsn LADY once uses it sic continues II
- 70 snithing else. 0Ir customers
+, .re regsl.rones. find it is retailed by
~. dru..i.ss and .sIey stores a. Two Doii4ft
-. ..IttlI There il more sold here than yoa
.r.nrare Of What is required TO insurc
re sale is 8 liberal sIaoUnt spent IN Juaiel'0'
lie; the ladies know ito h-efi't AL1
sreeIany the price, and II they once ~ - II
sccure a regnisr customer. II vas tIe .fI,ka
/ would sell luoTe Of it a. this eii! - -
rsst Of lhe skin preparations u tS F,N.x.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

The following from tbs Eminent Trags-
dime Mrs. y. z. Bowers
Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
Dr. Gouraud VIII you please send SIX bot
les oF your "Orientai Cream to the above ad-
i r.s.. no forgetting to be reasonable n price.
Yours truly, MRs. D. P. BowEKs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

The following from Mrs Col. Young, Lady
Of Col. YouEg, Of .Youngs Kentucky Cav
airy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

AlUAII-
Dc. Gouread: ! think it oEe q the injis-
asnsablss for q LADY toilet. Miss II. l. A..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

Providence, December. 1867
DR.. GouFaui 1 have used your "urlentsl
Cream for considerable length of time, aud
think il eKcellent. Indeed / would other
after once trying that. CLARA G@.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

Cleveland, April, Iefs.
Dr. Geuraud: have used your ''orientAl
Cream for seme time, and like il very much IN
ICED, and should feel very lad to be deprived Of
= MRS L. F@#7.
Hamilton Ohio, July I, 1869.
DE- I. Felix Gouraud bear siT- eCme
weeks since wrote to you. inciosipg the Auh""5
Dispateb. with notice Of youT valuable cos
metie, '.urisntaI Cream" / fear lkst yCu dld
not receive my communication If not, shA!-
be u uch pleased to lear fro n you, and also grail
lded to receive half dozen OF your charming
preparation for the complexion. Your "oTIentsl
Cream should he imm ortalized, as ! have no
doubt il is already by many fair deEler in this
charming device for rendering youth immortal.
Thew have some very weak limitations In GIN
slnn2ti. such as Wagoners "Oriental Drops,
Madame Freneh's"lly White Partisan Lotion or
LIQUID Lily Blossom' an Of which are q base
iEnitatlou AZ 4 very iEjUrous 70 the complexion.
| [ could sell dozens Of bottles, As the women are
all eEzzy to know the recipe Tor brilliant com
piexion l have lost half Of my coed looks
alresdy for IAe want Of this indispensable
luxury, as an travelling for the hesl;h of ny
I.tils bov. obsdtently yours,
r.. L. YoUse-
From the Countess De Bierski. Society
Lady: ,s.-
Dr. GOurard: Rochester, teo' y, l1o''
Dear sir-PIesse send me two moIe bottles @
your charming Oriental oreEm,' by American
Express, and oblige, Yoars respectfully,
| CouxrEss De BIERsKI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09
ORIENTAL CREAM.
Cincinnati. June. Is6I.

LincInnBtl, june, IeuF.
DR.. Gouraud l have heard of your elegant
preparation Of Oriental Cream," and been very
anxious to try its marvellous powers.
Mas B. @. DE#s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09

isb1sdssd-t.tA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-09
Last day of the Ottawa county
Fair Disastrous Fire e-Mo
Insurance.

The imprisoned n1iners at Wigan
-Zealth of Queen Victoria
Exciting Debate at Versail-
les-xhe 2enforth
inquest.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
Such IN 0pology.

The following "spology" is publish.
ed in Topeka (Kan.) paper can
Apology. Some time last winter Dr..
8. +. Sheldon ordered me to make
him singlebreasted trock coat, to be
worth $45. I made the coat, and it
was perfect fit but be left it on my
hands, because he wanted swallow.
tail instead, whereby | suffered loss
of $40. This spring he ordered Of
me business suit, and again endeav-
ored to leave coat on my hands. I
told him to leave the whole suit or
pay me for it. He refused, and I
kicked him out of my shop at O'Clock
on the morning Of March 9th, 1871.
He has since, however, paid me, and
requested an opology, which l now
make, and state that had he paid me
for my work as requested, [ would not
have kicked him out my shop as above
mentioned.-t. V. Hart"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
Alarmed.

The N. Y. Tribune thinks that "the
next Presidential campaign will be
the hottest within the memory of this
generation" It admonishes it's Re-
publican friends that "the now demo.
cratic) movement means Danger and
that they must stop "wraugling over
tho publication of treaty at Wash
ington, dividing tho spoils of office
at New York aud frittering away
their influence elsewhere in needless
contents and relentless personal
feuds." 1t reminds thom that in the
last Presidential election the contest
was so 81 lose that the change of few
thousand votes in three States in the
October elections would have turned
the scale against their party, and
that it was Democratic folly and not
Republican wisdom and popularity
that secured the victory. The
Tribune disccrns danger in the pacific
and conservative sentiments that now
animate the opposition, and in the
feuds and quarrels that prevail in the
ranks of its own party, and it is alarm.
ed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
A Bankrupt no Right to Fee Counsel.

A new and important question In
bankruptcy has risen in the Uoited
States District Con:t Of New York.
1t has been found that in a majority
Of instances no account has been rem
dercd of the sums paid by benkrupts
to their lawyers f; aud asall the assets
Of a bankrupt belong to his oredisors
it Is claimed that bankrupt has DO
right to fee counsel with any of the
proceeds Of his estate, and that ooun:-
sci, in receiving such fees, involunta.
rily takes the place of debtors, and
may be sued. 1H s.. II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
Remedy for Cancer.

Some months ago Colonel Capron,
Commissioners of Agriculture, recoiv.
ed from Ecuador q package Of roots
and bark shrub or tree, called "cun-
dcrango," wh,ch is found growing in
abundance in Ecuador aud, it is
believed, in other other South Ameri-
con States. Cunderango was repro.
sentcd as a specific for thab horeto.
forc supposed to be incurable and
deadly disease, cancer. The Commits.
sioner distributed this plant among
our leading medical professors and
physicians. One Of these has been
applying cunderango with cxtraordin.
ary and unlocked for success, and in
twenty days has almost entirely
cured the mother of Vice President
Colfax and other patients who are
afflicted with cancer. -. Washington
letter Baltimore Gasette.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
Wanted at the Cross Roads.

l was in hurry to reach hcmo.
No wonder, for it was the widest
night had ever known in my life,
and the country road over which [
took my way was as bad and as dark
as country roads ure in general. Conse-
quently | was walking at a great rate,
with the collar of rough coat over
my ears aud comforter tied over my
soft hat under my chin, to keep it on
and to protect my ears, when sud-
denly q man stood full in my path,
and caught me by the arm.
"Hallo !" said he, "You're just in
time you are wanted at the Cross
Roads tonight"
The voice was the voice of 'ruflian.
I fancied myself attacked by high
wayman. l stood quite still and
strove to show him by IN ymaDner that
| was able to protect myself.
"What the deuce am l wanted at
the Cross Roads for 2" said |. "Un.
less should choose, it would be hard
to get me there"
But instead Of producing pistol
and demanding my money or my lifo,
he answered in an altered tone
''Beg pardon I made @ mistake.
I thought it was my brother, and
wanted to frightcn him. BAD night,
sir"
every % said I.
"You don't know the timo ~ he
asked.
sIt was seven when I left the train
at L." said I.
"Thank ye," SAID the man, "Good
night
If his object had been robbery.
prohai " he had decided, from my
rough mufflcrs, that was too pour a
man to bc worth the trouble.
But after all, l said probably he
poke the truth; \ mau may have
such voice without being high
wayman, no doubt.
SO ! went on homeward, and soon
fonnd myself under shelter, and par.
taking ola warm and savory sup.
per.
My mother was there, and my
brother, Ben. Ben was q great and
strapping fellow who could beat any
boy Of his age for miles around, if It
oame to wrestling, or boxing, and as
good hpmored a boy as ever lived ;
a boy always to his mother, although
he had exercised his right to vote
already ip, ono Presidential election.
When supper was over and we had
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
IOriginal.
The Morning Bells.
DY Z.tlDEE.

DY zAlDEE.
How sweetly sound the merry bells,
Upon the pleasant summer air
How gnyly through the fragrant dclls,
Flont their dcop notes SO rich and rare.
Oh. sunny South Oh, land of bloom,
When closcd for aye my wcnry eyca,
On thy broad bosom be my tomb,
Meath thy enchanting. cloudlcss skies.
Around my grave let zephyrs play,
Freightcd with sweet perfume of June,
O'er me let suntcams dance by day,
At night, soft elimmers of tho moon
Near my lone hnmc shal! blue birds sing,
And joyous, warbling red breasts build :
Let those who's. thoughts to me still cling
Hear, aud with peace, their hearts be filled
Bloom 'er my bed, thou sweet white rose,
Emblem Of spotlcss purity,
Diroct ,hc thought that upward scars,
And tell them there Pm like 10 thee.
And o'cr mr., weeping willow, bend.
Thy dropping bou,, hs my rcqn'm sigh,
When fervent looks to God they send,
Tell them Tint no more shall die
Shine on me stars, dispel the gloom
Banis the shadows dark and dread,
That hang at night around my tnmb,
Aud make the tiu!'i ira. The dead
Flow gently by, thou silver stream,
Murmur thy music suit aud low,
Pass, like some bright aud ilceing dream,
or olher times, Of long ago,
On Sabba,h.c lc, children come,
And wander round in gcnt.c mood,
Let them forget the city'S hum,
Their hearts be filed with lptchts good.
Oh little footsteps, print the ground,
Aud prattling voices. pierce the air,
Lingcr awhile, about the mound,
That holds the one to mem'ry dear.
Come youths and maidens to the spot,
And breathe the VOWS of fondest 1--we,
Muse on Of some enchanting cot.
On hill, in dale, or flower gcmmcd grove.
Old men and matrons, crowd around,
Leave for awhile, your busy cares,
Kneel with deep reverence on the ground,
Trust Him who died, forget your fears
Sweet morning bells, ring out your chimes
When shall be an angc fair,
In other lands, in other climes.
There arc no notes SO sweet ana clear.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
q
Vetoes.

The Governor Of New York has
vetoed upward of one hundred billa
sihce the Legislature adjourned -.
Tho World learns from Albany that
he would send these bills to the office
Of the Secretary ofState With his ob
jections in brief Itis. reported that
among the number is the bill making
amendmontsto the cods,7 by which
the liberty Of counsel az we'll as che
press was to be restricted by the revi.
val Of obsolete f"c0ntsinpts'' Of
COURT d ,ah#t.a'D '%,lf2a/' ~.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

"Solidifed boer" is the latest thing.
It is lager beer concentrated the way
thoy do milk, so that the amount you
can hold on the point Of q knife will
mako you drunk clear through. A
man can carry enough Of it in bis vest
pocket TO knock q Temperance Sooie.
ty into serious.looking aspect, as it
would not be used in ths form Of
drink.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

Thors is babyshoWaat ST. Louis,
at which prizes are offered for The
heaviest, and also forthe most intelli.
gehts infautsGAquantity fasa;well rs
quality.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

Fashion, In the midst of her mauy
ecoentricities, has revived tho high
shell-comb of onr grand mothers. -.
Gold buckles have also sppesred, aud,
as waists are rapidly growing shorter
and more deoollate, we shall probably
soon SEQ the styles Of Reoamier, and
the toilets Of tho Fret Empire the 70"
vorite styles.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
mo. 81
could enlighten them on sundry facts
which the committee ought by all
means to know.
lnShring Ones Life for the Benciit OF
Ones Creditors.

A recent decision in the Supre me
Court of Missouri in favor of the
claims of creditors against the bulk Of
the funds paid by the Charter Oak
Life INSURANCE Company to the estate
of an insolveut policy, holder, is like
ly to give some uneasness to those
who are carrying heavy life insurance
policies under the impression that
their families will bo handsomely
provided for after their dccoase,
without reference to their solvency or
insolvency. Most of the States Of
the Union have limited the amount
of premiums that may be paid on
life policy which should be exempt
from the claims of creditors. Con.
necticut exempts an amount the an.
nual premium of which shall not ex-
ceed one hundred and fifty dollars
New Jersey one hundred dollars
Ohio and Missouri three hundred,
and 80 on. Tho decision to which
We have referred settles the princip le
that except when insurance is effected
in company tho charter of which
expressly exempts policies issued by
it from liability for the debts of the
insured, tho amount of premium. if
in excess of the limit prescribed, be-
comes part aud parcel of tho assets
of the person insured.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

A movement has been cot on foot
looking to.the holding Of sn AmsYi,
can Chose Congress- q. some point IN
tho West during 1871.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

1t is understood that certain per-
sons nre engaged in getting up q
atiiLife Of Rullotf." The bogus nature
of the proposed volume Is settled by
the following letters given to tho LOCAL
papers Of Bing ghamton, by the mur.
dercr himself, just before his exccu.
tion 's"sHar a'i0 ~ D..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
. EDWARD RULLOFF.

The result lof our, expose Of the
County Commj,sioners Last week was
b regular sot,tp, on Monday, tho Goth,
bet ween Froheberger and Walter.
/ The latter came out Second best, as
be- bad on hisj Sunday clothes, which
he didp't Rish toeoil,f, 80 He went horne
and Rut himsslfiB fighting trim and,
returned to the Court House for a
sesoSd 'epS6hntsF; bit q "a mutual re.
laptsnos totry'it again Kept the bel.
tligerSiss apart Gda ,.&sI@s5 s
/ Franeberger has seaigned, and bis
resignation has, been accepted. Kel,
sy has also forwarded his resignation
to tho Governor Chester Reporter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
BfNaHAmroN, May 1G, 1871.
EDWARD Fl. RttLLOFF.

- DlNNoHAAMToN, May II, ,I87I
This is to certify That I have never
in any wa5, contributed to the prepa-
rationaof a work to bo sold as my
life, and that any such work purpor-
tiog to be written from information
furnished byme will be fraudulent and
untrue. 80
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-16
Arid Hers.

A correspondent uho interviewed The
proprietor q q trick lore. says;
There" said Mr.. Harrison, pointing
10 him with pride I" i raisea hun my
self iron the time be uas foAled hes
rising nine, nov, and insi a. good an
animal ~ he ever was He cusi me $50
al first, but l wouldn't take $500 foE
him M, nor three times that Come
here. Charley" The horse came up
10 him, and stood looking a me with his
head over his masters shoulder.
"Is he a trick horse ?"
.sYes but i dout often use him for
that He can walk ON his hind legs, and
dance, and dunk out OF hottie; but
that's alw.ys empty. / usually do only
the Arab and his dying steed.
90 How did yOu train him
"By kindness-that's the only way
TO be sure. OF course You can make
any animal obey by leathering hin
enc ugh but then some time when you
amt looking out he'll play you an ugly
trick-baulk when you're jumping e
let you unable on the ground, or real
and fall backwards on you. They'r,
cunniI g about that sort Of thing. I've
seen a splendidly educated horse come
into the ring and just stand still, not dc
a single trick, and seem 10 enjoy seeing
his master hooted a"
"Do you never punish him ?
Certainly but 1 always do il Sc
that he understands what I'm whipping
him for. When he's done wrong, h
knows Just as well rs 1 do, and knows h,
, must take the consequences. But
havn't lifted the whip against him fol
more than two year"
"What is the method Of educating
animals ?"
"Well, with different animals there
different ways. With horses and dog
you show 'em first what you want done
and show 'em often enough {, them 4
understand it. Then lift them aroun,
and put them through the motions. AT
ter several times they find out what yol
want done and do it themselves. Thei
l reward them on the spot. It's all easy
you've only to keep your temper and b,
kind. Very often it is necessary in thu
beginning TO fog an animal soundly
but that's TO LET him know who is mas
ter. Some horses learn very quickly
but that kind forget just as soon. lik'
best slow horse, because he'll re
member longer"
Have they good memories ?"
You can teach a horse for a year
and then if you turn him out to grass
for few months he'll forget all he's
learned except the simplest things and
two or three words of command. Thes,
they will never forget. l think theil
minds are not big enough to hold much
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-16

IA ,i ths t.sulsJ sbSui Thousand Jssrs 70 di-''''F
a., IN, 81 "a, 70 cure ds.sss 10, 70 rsadsf N
,.,.,, too ~.ak - esaisad win "a wthin the last
twenty y,.rs. h0-s.sr the whOls sys's@ Of @sai'si
pr.o. has been changed for the bsssr In diseases or
oompl..ns e.us.d b. stss-vs beat iuF instance NE
soo. no longer rseommsnd NE reduston Of me inEs
Ia, strength By prO.ratinE medicines The vast sa'-
GO. -hch hAs attended the Of HOs'st,sr' Stomach
Ritter. a. rsm~y for debility. has srsn even the most
,ua,esd member Of the old school insight into ths
oul, true and ratioasl theory q cure csnthAridss
c,lom.l and overpovering doses Of opium. are nov
among The obsolete nostrums Of smother Ase. Ths
lancet once A. much the legitimate weapon Of the ply
e,n A. the sword s Of the soldier. s seldom drawn from
a. s.s. The prinoips Of life Il onEer drained from
IN. veins by the quart aud wAtsrrue for the strength
less invalid has ceased 10 be considered an appropriate
det yieor i the motto Of the rational members OF th'
prof ssion and they understand At last the value OF
sterlfuK Vegetable tonic So also. with the people
large and without consulting medical men at AL the
have adopted the biters household remedy, thereof
eoouomising both cash and health
Note the fact that Hoststters Stomach bitters Is so
I'm bottles only never in bulk and that the abortion
Swinging up in various parts Of the country and some
times offered a. substitutes for the great nAonAl speei
nc, are ali utterly worthless