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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22
BIZ JOSH BILLINGS.


TRUTH liz like the burdocks COW gifts
onto the end ov her tail; the more she
shakes them oph, the less she gifts rid ov
them.
Thare is kinds ov men in this world
that don't kare about meeting when am
in CRATE hurry Men whom owe, and
men who want to owe me.
Thare liz always one chance agin the best
laid plans ov man, and the Lord holds
that chance.
Nj private opinyun about " absence ov
mind" is, that times out ov TO- it liz abb
scence ov brains.
The fiattery that men offer to themselfs
IL the most dangerous, bekause the least
suspekted.
Take kitten that kan hardly walk on
land, and chuck him into mil pond, and
he will swim ashore-enny boldly kan ap-
ply the moral in this.
The best philosophers and moralists i
hav ever met, hav been thoze who had
plenty to eat, and drink, and had money at
interest.
Il takes a wize man TO suffer prosperity,
but most emmy phool kan suffer adversely.
Pride, after all, il one ov our best friends
it makes us beleave we are better and
happier than our Majors.
Before yu Civ emmy man advise, find out
what kind ov advice will suit him the best
knowledge is like money, the more a
man gifts the more he bankers for.
Tine vices and phollys oy CRATE men are
never admired nor initiated bi crate men,
The trew art ov criticism is tew excuse
faults rather than ridikule them.
We hav no more right to laH at de-
formed person, than we hav at crooked
tree--both ov them are Gods arkitekture.
How strange it IL that most men had
rather be fattcred for possessing what
they bav not, than to be justly praised for
having what they possess.
Suavity ov manners towards men liz like
suavity on molassis toward flies, it not
only calls them TO you, but sticks them
fast after they git thare.
Thare IL crate deal ov charity in this
world so koldly rendered that it fairly
hurts; it IL like lifting drowning man
out oy the water bi the hair ov the he'd,
and then letting him drop on the ground.
Exchanging compliments is another
name for exchanging lies.
The greatest thief this world haz ever
produced IL Procrastination, and he is still
at large.
Religion IL nothing more than a chattel
mortgage, executed, and RECORDED, az Sc
kurity for mans morality and virtew.
White lies are sed tew be innocent but
| am satisfied that emmy man who will lie
for plum, after while will lie for wages.
A man with only one accomplishment
kant expekt to interest US long
We all git tired pretty soon looking at a
goose standing on one leg.-New York
Weekly.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22
Poetry.
THAT LINZ FEECE.

OsD farmer Smith came home in milf
Hr0m hls field the other day,
While his sweet litie wife the pride N hb LIE,
AT her wheel wa> spinning away.
And ever anon. gay little song
with the buzz 0f her wheel kept tine,
And the wrathfnl brow l. cIesrDg now,
Under the cheerful rhyme.
.Corne, come, little Turk, put away yosr work,
And iisten 10 what say;
What can DO but quarrel brew
With the man acf1ts the wayg
II have built myfsnee, bat he wort commence
Hs cattle get II, and he feed gen thin,
am tsmpted 10 make ssIep
swhy, John, dear John, how you % 20 on.
I'm afraid II Will be ~ they say
mo, no. little wife, have found tia: ssr1ss
In q lawyers hand don't pay.
sHe Ia picking flaw. 10 drive me to law,
fhaye heard that he said he would;
And Jon know, long ago, Law wron2ee ne 20,
vowed never should.
40 wba, can DO, that will not rue.
To the man aeYOss the wAyt
II that's what you want, can hep you haunt
That man With aspectes gfsyi
srnirty dollars will 90 10 carry yos through,
And then yOu have gained 8 Delyhoof;
II would cost you more 70 peep 10 TIE 1oof
~ court, and much more labor.
"Just use your good sense-lers eaih hin
fence,
And shame such thoughts out Of TIE fellow"
They built up blr part and seDt 10 ne hssr
Loves dart where the good mellow.
That very same night by the canele-|iaht,
They opened, with interest leiaer;
Not q word wa there ban three gfeenb&cks fair
Bald the man was growing better.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22
A Competent Juror under the Law.

AN exchange gives the following:
Questions alternately by the Court, the
States Attorney. and the defense, as usual
ly answered by an Intelligent Juror"
" Are you opposed to capital punish
mentg'
"Oh, yes-yes, sir"
I" If you were on jury, then, where a
man was being tried for his life, you
wouldn't agree to a verdict to hang him 2"
"Yes, sir--yes l would"
"Have you formed or expressed an
opinion as to the guilt or innocence of the
accusedg"
"Yes sir!"
"Your mind, then, is made upg"
ooh, mono it amt"
Have you any bias for or against the
prisoner"
Eyes, think / have"
" Are you prejudiced?'
"Oh, no, not Bit
Have you ever heard Of this case?"
&C think have"
would you decide, if on the jury, ac-
cording to the evidence or mere rumor?"
Mere rumor"
perhaps you don't understand; would
you decide according to evidencel"
EtluenCe.
If 1t was in your power to do so, would
you change the law OF capital punishment
or let il stand ?"
g Let it stand"
The Court: "Would you let it stand or
change itS"
"Change it,"
"Now, which would you do?'
Don't know, sir"
Are you freeholder?"
=" Yes sir, oh yes"
do you own house and land, or
renty"
Neither-Pm boardert"
Have you formed an opinionS"
mo, sir"
" Have you expressed an opinions"
think have
The Court: Gentlemen, I think the
juror is competent. 1t is very evident he
has never formed or expressed an opinion
on any subject"
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Anecdotes About Over.Eating.

To show what gluttons people may un
consciously make of themselves, prOduc
ing arrangement in the system which they
cannot account for, the following CONVEX
sation between Abernethy and gentle
man farmer may be introduced: do you
make good breakfast ?" inquired Mr.
Abernethy. pretty good" answered the
patient. You lunchg" "Yes, l take
luncheon" "Do you eat hearty dinner p
Pretty hearty" You take tea 1 sup.
all, you sup, | suppose"' "Yes, l always
sup" why then, you beast" said the
surgeon, go home and eat less, and there
will be nothing the matter with YOU"
This eminent but eccentric physician
was remarkable for the stress he laid upon
over eating as cause of disease and was
fond of addressing his patients in such
words as these: Your stomach being out
of order, it is my duty to explain to YOU
how to put it to rights again; and in nv
whimsical way shall give you an illus
tration OF my position, for l like to tell
people something that they will remem.
Der. The kitchen, that is your stomach.
being out OF order, the garnet (pointing to
the head) cannot be right, and every room
in the house becomes affected Repair the
injury In the kitchen, remedy the evil
there, and all will be right in parlor and
chamber; this you must do by diet. IF
you put improper food into your stomach
you play the deuce with it, and with the
whole machine besides"
The Duke Of York once consulted Aher.
nethy, who treated him with the greatest
Indifference. The Duke, astonished At
bis conduct said, II suppose Won know
who ann" Suppose / do.h said the
surgeon; "what of that? If his High.
ness OF York wishes to be we'll Let me
tell him he must do as the illustrious Dnke
OF Wellington often did in his camna;crs
cut on the supplies, and the enemy will
quickly leave the citadel" w."
:, o'rict as ADernethy was in regard to
the dlet OF Others, he was not very par
tcular as to his own; hence, in common
with other physicians at the present time
ne was often asked why he did not prac'
tice what he preached. To such tsnnts
ne would reply by reminding the inquirer
OF the sign post; it points the way. bnt
does not follow Its course; it is none the
less useful for that. ~ VAC
The exact opposites of the pluttons aro
the hypochondriac men and nervors
women, VINO almost starve themselves to
aealh Tor fear of injuring themselves NV
eating improper food. TO such nersons
tne ADVICE OF Sir Richard Jebb NAV no
recommended he says: any directions
wiz DC lew and simple. You must not
eat 'ne poker, shovel. or tongs, for they
are hard OF digestion; nor the bellows,
D a,s they are windy; but anything
else you please"
Inc above advice, both to the too great
ana the too little eaters, Is applicable to
other countries than England, to other
cities than London, and is just as true In
TINS, ~ In the last century.-Good Health
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-22

were nsny happy evenings spent IL the
tiny noonliE portico, with the converss-
ton wandering 10 deeper than acral sE6-
iects; and be Isarned 10 look upon that
spot q little haven Of pescs, and gen
tie, thoughtful, Ensel6sh Aunt jen as the
pleasanfest OF companions so It hap
pene5 that when the autumn came he had
won her consent to his taking care OF her
flower bsds and buying her new bonnets
sl.ays
Aunt Hester, who, ike many another
worthy lady, was an unconscious wor-
shipper Of success, greatly approved OF Nj.
BARCLAY. She was very gracious N her
comnen6ation of the new arrangement,
rerusrking, with an unwonted attempt al
facetiousness, that she did not know that
she could ever believe again that rolling
stones gather no moss.
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HENRY 7. HELMDOLD'S IMPROV-
ED ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as q FACE WASH, and WILDE
found me specific remedy in every species Of Cutancons
Nfcctlon. II speedily cralicatcs Pinples. Spots, scor-
Dulic nFyness. indurations " The Cutancous Membrane.
&C. dipcts hsih.ss AMI incirieni Inflammation, Hives,
Rash, Moth Patches, Dryncss az SCALP or Skin. Frost
Bites. ana all purposes for which Salves or Ointmcnts
are used; restores the skin 20 a state Of purity and
soitness. and instres continued healthy action 10 The
Issue OF It's vessels. on which depends the agreeable
ciearness and vivacity of complexion so much sought
and admired. But however valuable as remedy for
existing defects of the skin, II. r. lIelmboid's RIOS.
W.ashhas long Sustained rs principal claim to unbound
eu patronage, BY possessing qualities which render Il a
TOILET ArrrsnAoE u the most Superlative and Congen.
ial character, combining In al elegant formula those
prominent requisites, SAFETY and ErricAcY-the invari-
able accomplishment Of its use-as a Preventative and
Reffesher Of the Complexion. Tits an excellent Lotion
Tor diseases Of a S~yphiliiic Nature, and as an injection
Tor diseases Of the Urinary organs. arising from habits
ul dissipation. used ~ connection with the EXTRACTS
hutlu, SARSAfAkllLA and CArAWBA GRAPE
PILLS, "a such diseases us recommended, cannet he
surpassed.
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Helmhold's Fstract blciu H. Diurctic and Blood ru-
riIyng, and cures all diseases arising from habits az
dissipation, and excuses and inprudeross in life, i'm
puritles of the blood. etc, supersediry copaina In af.
fectons for which Il Il u,rl, and ~syTI.ltic affections
ia these diseases used in connection with Hclmboli',
rose wash
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to Ladies. the Extract ru-
chu Is uncIuallcd by any other reriels-as IN ~ciicre.
SIS or retention. iTregnlarity. paintrlness or suppression
of customary evacuations. liberated or srlirrus stale d.
the uterus. leucorrh~a or whites, steriiity. and for an
complaints Incident to the sex, whether arising from
'ndiscretipn Or habits Of dissipation. II Is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent physicians ana mid
wives for enfeehled and delicate con stiintions. Of both
sexes ana all ages tattendci with any OF tie above dis
eases OF syniptouisl.
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Hearts are TrunlDS.

If there is any one thing that | despisc
more than another. ii is a man, who max
ing religion a cloak to hide them COM
iuits sins without number.
Deacon c. was such n man. lie
was in every sense of the word-a
wolf in Sleeps clothing" lie would
not only lie and cheat. hut would play
cards for money, with a few more of the
same class as himself, drink liquor, and
swear like 4 trooper
One Sabbath lie fell asleep; the late
ness of the hour at which he quit the
card table prevented him from obtain
Ing any rest the night before.
lie was seated near the pulpit with
his card-playing companions of the
night before. After sleeping nearly an
hour, he slightly awork, and dreaming,
started up. and said:
Hearts are trumps. by thunder!r
"W-hat did you siy Z" asked the min
lister, who iancicd that he did not hear
Alright.
Deacon c. was now awake. ana
fearing TO commit himself. remained
silent, the big drops OF sweat standing
on his forehead. for he feared he had
exposed his sins.
Il understood Brother 9 10 say.
"Lct our hearts triumph :" said one of
the card-playing brethren. who belong
ed TO the church. coming TO the dcacon's
rescue. This explanation satisfied the
minister, and kept the deacon from ex-
posurc.
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Tor The Courier.
What profession is T.. s. Grant per-
feet in? That Of dentist /; he having
madc more Dents than any other lin his
posiiionl IN .hc United States. (Dcnts,)
French for teeth. A. O.
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70 Mr.. James Brooks writes from
abroad: 'Thc English language, | see
and the o ] see the better | see it's
becoming the universal language OF the
educated world. Twenty or twenty
five years ago, or less, only French
would carry you through the world. but
now it Is impossible TO 90 anywhere,
from the pyramids Of Egypt to The
mountains of Japan, that English will
not pretty well carry You along. Chi
ncsc house servants, more or less. speak
English pigeon English as il is called,
but. nevertheless, comprehensive En-
glish-and 90 where YOU will, in what
ever society, English seems now TO be
the tongue"
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Full and explicit directions accompany tho " elicincs.
Evidence o. the most responsible and reliable charac-
Yer iurni~hcd on application, with hundreds eli thousands
Of living Witnesses, and upward or 30. 900 unsolicited
certli ites and accommodations letters. many Of which
ave ironl tae highest sources, including eminent phvsi-
clans, tlergyfncn, Statesmen. etc. The proprietor has
never rcSoried to their publication Ia the new ,papcrs.
he does not do this from the fact that his articles rank
as Standard Preparations, and do not need to he prop-
ned Nm bv certificates. iF
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Henry T. Helmbold's Genuine Prepar-
ations.

Delivered to any address. Secure from observation
Established upward Of Twenty Years. Sold by Drrlr-
gists everywhere. Address letters for information. m
confidence to HENRY T. nELMBOiD, Drugeis, and
Chemist. 49,
Only Dcpofs: W.. r. Helmboli's Drug Chemical Ware.
house. No. 60i Broadway. New York, or 10 ", 7. urIu-
EulD's Medical Depot, loi South Tcnth street, rlila-
dclrhia. "a.
Rgw ~. ov cou~rsnrrrrs. Ask for HENRY 7. HELM.
boAps' TANi no "rhra. Feb, IL, 'Tl-IY.
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Ntr Ganiilat.s.


Some weeks ,in - we took occasion Ia
SPEAK III lust torn. of conm nlltlon 81
our much esteemed friend Hon. John Il.
s,oll. We suggested him rs a gcnlle-
man who we wolll bc glad 10 support
for aay position nNNi oar STATE ticket.
which he nii.,.t desire. Considerations
alone. however. at personal friendship
for 4 if.enl, ahl earnest desire TO pro-
mote his interest. prompted n, Ia thus
pincc Mr.. soils name fiyamhly bcfoio
The public. since this article was writ
tn. through a very general expression
OF the press ana othes sources OF inlor-
nation. We arc satisfied that there is a
very decided feeling in this part OF the
State IN favor Of alliering to the time
honorcd usage of The p,rty 1.-The rcnom-
nation o. i successful ticket for a sec
onl term.
Thc prc.cnt Democratic State officers
seem t, have eigen our people general
satisfaction and believing. as we now
~. Tart here " i'll he very little division
Of opinion In this part of the State as to
their denomination. we regard ii our
duty 10 SAY 50.
The Auditor. Hon. Jno G. Shoemaker.
NOW Of Ibis district. hut recently OF the
Sccond,) j. well ana lavorably known
throughout both districts. aud enjoys 10
. high degree the confidence and avor
of tie masses. Ia addition to his gene
pal. rcpuie - competent and faithful
officer, il j. kGown tlgt through his eff
forts an outrageous wrong-Intlictcd
upon over twenty-five counties Of South
err Indiana. BY the late Radical State
Board o. Equalization ana Auditor Ey-
-. So iM. A, aH.i.fA...i tl,,n,l.,, .,t..f
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So we ShNuIi Say.

Dicky WAS poor; Susy had a rich
mother: picky loved >usy, and vice
versa Dicky wanted 10 marry; Susy's
mother was down on that measure /;
Dicky was forbade The premises; notes
were exchanged through a knot-hole III
Il high board fence that enclosed tie
yard. One day The Old lady was out
calling and Dicky was Informed OF
the fact remained 4 iiiile TOO long; the
old lady was close az hand no chance
of escape without lett ton at the in
slant Of Snsv, Dieky popped into the
closet old lady saw that Snsy looked
confused: guessed that Dicisy had been
about, and supposed of course that he
had rendered good his escape; thought
perhaps chat The young couple had agreed
- clone together; determined TO be
mart for thcin. accordingly shut Susy
up III the same closet where nicky was
concealed. and giving her q pair ofquilts
and q pillow, locked her up for the
hight -; didn't see Dicky: next morning
went 20 the closet to lei Susy out.
oh. Lord. q scream; couldn't get
breath for moment. Finally;
'Aiem. Dicky i THAT yUa:'
Yes. ma'ain.T
"Dicky, you must stay to breakfast
"Coaldu mllTn."
"Oh but YOU must, Dicky. have been
thinking abont YOU n good deal lately"
80 ! suppose. ma'am, very lately"
"Yon are honest and Industrious, l
hear"
Il never brag, ma'am."
well, upon the whole. Dicky, i think
.ou and Susy had better "get married."
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nsTA mammoth apple in o Chicago
store window Il labeled "Short Horn
Pippin; bred by Horace Greeley, Of
c.happaqna; Long John variety, eight
In a hill.r
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&

II. 7. Elm BOBOLD'S EXTRACT BrcHC
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMrRCDEcCEs
HABITS OF DISSIPATION. ETC,
in all their stages. at little expense, little or no change
IN diet, no Inconvenience, and no exposure. !. causes
a frequent desire, and gives strength 10 urinate, there
by removing Distractions, Preventing and Curing stric-
lures 81 the Urcthra, Ailnysnr Pains anil Inflammation.
50 frequent in this ciass Of diseases, and eN spelling ali
Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims Of inco;npe;ert
persons, and who have paid heavy fec 10 be cured ia d
short time. have found they havs been deceived. and
thatthe poison has, .by the use Of powerful astril-
gents been dric! ~ IN the system, to break out in q
mere aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Use hfIMBOLD'S EXTRA 4 ICciiu for all Anec-
tions and Diseases of the Urinary Organs. whether ex-
isting in Male or Female, from whatever cause origina-
ting, and no matter Of how long standing. Price, ore
dollar and ffey cents per bottle.
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Dr. Isoofland's Greek Oil,
Lirh,nins cure fara all kinds Of pair and acAes

AFFIXED EaTEENALLY.-H will cure
all kind Of Pains and hclios, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ~toothache. clil-
b%lains. Sprain-. Bruises, Prostitutes.
Ileadachcs. Pains in the Back and Loiue,
Pains i'll the joints or Limbs, Stings o!
Insects, Ringworms. etc.
IAKGS lSTEHNALLY.-It will cure
Kidney Complaints Backaclice, Sick
IIcadNchc, Collie, nvsentcry, Diarrhcea
!ntaniunH. Cholera Morhus, Cramps and
Pains in the Stomach. Fever and Aguc,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc.
Dr. fEoofland's pcdcpMyliin,
or SUBSTITUTE Q MEgcuRY PILL.
TN!1 PILLS A DOSE.
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MO PREPARATION HAS
~ ever becu introduced 10
the American people that has
met with as marked q suoess
as "THE FLUID EXTRACT
or One ounce
Of this Find Extract Is moro
powerful in lis action upon dis-
than one pint Of the prep
Of SsrsaparilIx. Az y
Blood Purifier Il has no equal;
for Scrcfsia, inaammosory Rhes-
Syphi';s in all it's forms,
II Is . certain cure. Physicians
indorse it; it is not . quack nos
~ the formula is printed
on every package.
DR.. Sparks, Of Nicholssviils,
1T is the best Blood
! have ever used"
DR.. Boykin, Of Baltimore,
says: 81 always prescribe It
Serofaia aud Syphilis
DR.. I. c. pugh, Of Baltimore,
'ays: cured the wors, ease
IF Scrofula l have cvsr sees
Rosadalis."
Benjamin Bcchtcl. OF Lima,
says he has suffered for
.wen,y years with an eruption
,yer his ~ slo body tried all
of remedies with M sac
/; q few Lottlss Of Rosalsiis
made y complete cure.
SEE RuSApALE ALMANAC
ar Important cures. ihs iir...-
lalis Almanac rul fishes ihs %tiri'i-
ns story OF . Kuby 81. ti"ia, or
hr Magic vosc.'
Western Wholesale Depot for
iosai-.is,
~. M.sc2EApY Il 60,
CINCINNATI, ClliO.
Il.
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~L0OG0OIEY HOUSE,
LOOGOOTEE, IND,
JAMES G. CARNAHAN, Proprietor.
L0ogC0tce, Shoals Ss Jasper.
Mail, EXPRESS AND STAGE ROUTES
STEINHATsER u SCIIRAnERl

g. Contractors for the Ioogootec, shoals and
W Jasper Mail Express Routes. respectfully IN.
form the public, that they viii run good hacks. VITA
e convey passengers and eSpfoss matter between ~
ohio. and Mississippi Railroad ct Loogaotpe or Shoals.
AGA Jasper, OF way places. on the routes, on tho mosi
reasonable. terms. Persons sending or rccciviar *
pressage ~ any Kind may depend on having ii carefully
handled, and promptly and safely delivered. Their
days and Fridays. at 7 o'clock, A. NJ. arriving Al Zoo.
go@'ec ~ time 20 connect with the trains on the o 4 "
Returning. leaves ~Ioogootce every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday. Their stag. leaves Jasper every Friday
morning az o'clock, and arrives az shoals In tune IA
connect win the rail road trains either way. Return.
Ing leaves Shoals at7 o'clock SATURDAYS.
And also, they viii run q stage 10 Pe,crsbrre cy,rv
FRIDAY. leaving Jasper at IL o'clock. Returning on
leaving Petersburg ct 7 o'clock. A. NJ.
July ). 40. s~TElNHATSER a S~clIRADER.
IL = uhAnrihn Rnr lLa I....- 49,
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O-it only takes three letters to make
love. They shonld be returned though,
when II i over. ~
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Being prepared expressly for the above complaints,
~ bloei-puiiting properties sre greater THAI. any
Other preparation II Sarsaparl!a. II give. the
complexion u clear and heal by color AID Restore.
the patient 10 estate q health AMI purity. Tor purify
ing the blood. removing all chronic constitutional dis
eases arising from an impure state Of the blood. and the
only reliable and cteclpal known remedy for the cure
1T pains and swelling of the bones. ricerstions Of he
Throat and Legs. lllelche. Piinples on the Fare, Fry
slaeiis and ~ scAly %erGpuens ofthe skin. ANA 5eartiiy-
ing the complexion.
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IN.
HENRY I. HEl.MBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SaRShpAhii.lA

viii radically eNtermiaate from the system Scrofala
syphilis. Fever SORES. Ulcers. SIRE Eyes, sor. Lays
sore IDuth, Sore Head. Bronchitis. Skin Diseases. Sal
ahelal, CaIAcrs. lnunings .,Nia tbs Lar, white swell
ing>, Tcnlors, tarcerOns Aieci'nrs. Modes. i.icLeis
Gianlg,4r Sweliiugs, NAit Sweets. Hash. Te!ter. ia,
nlers Of all Kinds. Chronic kh,uIaaiism, Dyspepsia
and all dis,as > that have been established in the system
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