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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07

H THOSE who desire to deprive
tho Legislature Of the power to pass
registration laws will vote for q Con-
ycntion'
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E.5- TICKETS FOR rnE ELrcrroS -
We are now better prepared than ever
to priht election tickets and remind
those interested that orders had hotter
he sent in at once. We eau do this
sort Of work as cheap ms any printing
office in the State.
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no Law, for haze usurped the law to rule and
ruin the earth"
This Is the Language Of King Alcohol.
May God help all honest and temperate
people to fight him. No drunkHrd can enter
the kingdom Of Heaven.
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E-6- CLE.SlSo Up.--0ur Street
Commissioner is doing u number one
I'D III 81 aniug up the Streets, &c
They arr now in better condition, we
are assured BY tue "Oldest inhabitaut. I"
than for many years past.
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EFT A r.nrr Of gentlemen from
this place visited our neighboring town
Of Weston Oh Sabbath last. They re.
port Weston live town aud tho people
ho.pitatlc, sOciable and generous heart.
cd.-ClurksC0ry Telegraph.
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E5- TuOIE who want Constitutional
provision made against the enactment
Of "tcst oaths" will vote for a Conven.
ton.
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Ifyou want any book, SCHOOL, hook, or any
other kind that Is now published, you can
Obtain the same by leaving an order with A.
N. Dent, at the Peoples Drug Store.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07

RI TnE Annual Camp Meeting on
the Vincent farm, 8 miles South Of
Shinnslon, Harrison county, West Vir.
ginia, is to begin on the 18th Of Au.
gust.
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Es- CoScERr.-0n Thursday eve.
ming last a Concert was held at the
Town Hall for the bcnef, Of the Miss cs
Camp. Considering the hard times, i,
was very we'll attended, aud the man.
ayers realized, we believe, sufficient
for present purposes.
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YAM DMMoGNMV.


WTANTED, a SITUATION AS PRESS.
w MAN, by an experienced workman,
VIM served his apprenticeship in England,
aud who has worked IA years nj the busi.
hess. Address JAS. MASSEY,
Weston, W. Va.
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Dom forge, to go to Mrs. varncy',
and get y,u Millinery Goods.

You want II nice bottle Of perfume, II
# grant cake Of sOnp nice quality Of pa.
pee, good l,cn.knitc, u pockri-bo0k, tooth
brush, or anything else in the notion Or Iiln-
cy goods line, 80 TO Dents.
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R7' TuR Board Of Supervisors met
at tho Court House on tho Bird inst,
and after trOnsacling some unimporIant
business, adjourned until the Nth inst.
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Eg' Next yEAR-1S72- tho wealth
or prophets anticipate big Good in the
Ohio river, on the twenty year inter
val principle. |. has held good since
1872 HeRsJwy Herald.
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If you want ,nything in the Milliu.
cry liuc, call at the fashionable cstab-
lishmcnt Of Mrs. NJ. Il. Varncy.
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Recollect that Mrs, Varncy sells
Millinery Goods from Ii to 20 per
cent less than any other house in town.
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RE- REcoLLEcr tho 9th Of August
draws gu. Make up your minds and
talk with your neighbors about the
Convention.
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Cigar, Aosics, smoking and chew.
lug tobacco at Edwards.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07

Iron Of every kind at Edwards,
with full assortment of shoes,
nail rod, &c. .
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lfyon want good Indigo orany other dye.
stuff, 80 to Dents.
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Coffee, sugar, tea, spices of all kinds,
SO Ia, extracts Of lemon, vcnillr, cinna
nOl, &C., at Edwards
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MOUTH DE CHANTAL
ACADEMY.
GREAT REDUCTION OF TERMS.

DoARD AND TUITION IN THE ENTIRE
ID English aud French course Bed aud
Bedding, washing and mcnding, lights and
fuel, Stationery and Doctors fees, per session
Of FivcsMon,hs, when paid in advance 500
Piano Lessons ~
Even more favorable terms may DO mode
when two or mere sisters simultaneously at
tend the school.
For Further particulars, address Directors
Of Mtde Chantal Academy, near Wheeling,
". Va. Nug7.Gt
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per gallon on all the liquors, wines and fer.
menIel juices, which Is too much on he
wines and frrmGnte'l juices. This will make
S9IO, 900, 900. There were 5000 wholesale
establishments in the United States. | will
allow you $lOO tax for each establishment,
that Is for licenses. This will make $500, 900.
There are in the Republic about ITO, 600 Sa-
looms, Restaurants, Hotels and StOrs, not
counting Drug StOrss and Steamboats,, where
alcoholic liquors are sold At retail. Allow
ing you $lOO for each Saloon, we have
Sli 900, 900. There are 1880 Distillerics,
We will allow you SlOO revenue tax for each
Distillcry, making $3.50, 900. There are 800
Brewerics. Allowing SlOO for each Brewery,
we have $500, 900. Let US add these alto
gethei and sec what we have:
Tax on liquors S21o,o0O, 900
Tax on wholesale 500, 900
Tar on retail 100000
Tax on Distillerics l5OrO5o
Tax on Breweries 100000
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN BRAXT0N.

lain lN DhaAlUN.
L. D. Camden
Us. In Chancery
Marshall Triplrn.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
il Circuit Corut of BraItou county, pro.
uOuncCd at The fall term 1850, In the above
named cause, Twill offer for sale 10 the high
est bidder, NJ the front doUr Of the Court
House, on the 4tli day Of the next September
term Of the Circuit Court oil llraxton county,
tho following tlae,J Of land situated In said
county A tract Of three hundred and one.
half Of an acre Of land, situated on Tate and
Duck creeks, north branches of Elk river.
A tract of twenty.one acres, adjoining same,
situated on Tate Creek. A tract of two
hundred and twenty three acres, on Elk
river and Duck creek, One other tract con.
tanning one hundred and forty.hvc acres,
situated on Elk river, opposite the mouth Of
birch River.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit ofG u, IS and q months will
he given. The purchaser will be required TO
give bond with approved personal security,
md allen will DC retained on tile land until
the purchase money Is paid rs n further Sc.
curlly. PEARSON n, ADAMS,
apVI.lt Commissioner.
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Save your money BY buying your
hardware at Edwards.
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Total =. 28U,VOO
Besides this sum Of direct industry We have
a vast amount ofiudirect industry.
The second class Of men are engaged in pre-.
pairing materials with which to build distill-
cries, brewcrics, watts and cellars, aud build.
Ing the same, including those engaged in
making machinery, barrels, bottles, and cart
Ing and shipping liquors and materials.
This class numbers about $4,000 men.
The third class are engaged In raising
sugars, fruits, grrin', vegetables aud hops,
and Ia buying and shipping TIC same TO
market. This class numbers perhaps about
800, 900. Let us add these together
Making and selling liquors $4,000
Making buildings and machinery $4,000
Raising grains and shipping $4,000
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Total S28l 1850, 900
Let US now see what the annual cost ofin-
temperance will amount to. Let US see how
many men are engaged in tho liquor traffic.
There are 500 disiiIeries in the Republic,
Allowing ten men to each Distillcry, We have
Is, 900 men. There are 5000 Breweries. Al
lowing men 10 each Brewery, We have Is, 900
men. There are Rbont 10000 men engaged
In making wines and fermeuted juices,
There are about 10, 900 men engaged beyond
the sea in making imported liquors.
There ale GOO Wholesale establishments, al
lowing five men to each establishment, we
have :, 1000. There are about 100000 en-
gagged In tho retail business. Let US add
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M Y BOOK STOR e

Is complete at all times. sell at Baltimore
prices, with per cen. off. Country Merchants
supplied with SCHOOL BOOKS apublish-
ers prices.
Churches and Sabbath Schools
supplied with BIBLES. TESTAMENTS,
HYMN BOOKS and ASSORTED LIBRARIl
anywhere.
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O2,OOO,OOO

Total G2,OO0, 900
What are these grains and fruits worth
We will average them AT Any cents per bush
el, and We think this Is too small. At fly
cents per bushCl, we have Sc. 200, oc0.
What will We allow these !, 00O, 900 Of men
for their labor We will allow them one
dollar per day. Allowing 800 working da,
In the year, we have $500, 900, 900
For grains and fruits $1,000, 900
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l,OOO.OOo

We must not fall to count tho grains and
fruits consumed in making these liquors. II
IL said that one bushel OF grain will make
four gallons TO the bushel. Then q, 900, 900
bushels were consumed in making distilled
liquors. II Is said that one bushel OF grain
will make twenty gallons Of beer. Counting
twenty gallons to the bushcl, we have
20 900 900 bushels OF grain consumed In
making brcwcd liquors. 1T took about
10, 900, 900 bushels Offruit to make 20, 900, 900
gallons of wines and frrncnted juices. Then
about 1000, 900 bushels Of grains and fruits
were ConSuin ed beyond tho sea In making
imported liquors. Let US add these together;
Distilled into whiskcy 5000, 900
Brewed into beer, &C., 10000, 900
fermentcd into wines, &c., 10000, 900
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-14

lotte, will. however, continue 10 be occupied
by the troops. who have been reinforced.
Murbauist member of the Commune,
has been arrested in Paris.
A manifesto from the Directory oJ the So.
eiety lnternationsle, protests against the
oarbsrities Of the Versaillists, and urges its
members to avenge their slaughtere oreth
ren.
Theirs visited the troops at Ssloy Camp
yesterday.
Princess Nathilde has asked permission
to return to Paris, promising to abstain from
political intrigues.
Among the prominent candidates tor the
Assembly in the coming elections, are the
following: Vintry, in tho Department o
Ain; About in Arouchs; Durhone, Clement
Duverniers, in Hsu.es Alps; Magne, il
Dardagne; Fauconnerie, in Arne. The
moderate republican candidates have fai
prospect of success in Seine, Oise, and tbs
Lower Seine Departments.
Gen. Ulrich, defender of Strssburg soil
cits seat for one of the Assembly Distriet
of Paris, as a permanent protest against tn,
annexation of Strssburg to Germany.
The public gardens have been reopened
The work of restoration in the Bois d.
Boulogne is begun. Laborers are replsnt
ing trees and shrubbery, and filing up tn
excavations.
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ITEMS.

On Sunday last, as Mr. S. A. Robins, wife
and child, of Andslusia, were riding TO
church, the horses tskiug FRIGHT. ran sno
threw the trio violently to the ground. Sc,
verely injuring Mrs, Robins. Mr.. R. and the
child escaped unhuTt.
Mr.. W NJ Hewitt, manager of the Daven
port city railway received q new car from
ST. Louis, this morning. Anorher is en-
route, and both will soon be upon the tract
Clint Parkhurst has written a letter to the
local of the Muscatine Journal, in which he
expresses his intention to return to Americs
next month. He is st work for the London
Free Wesf.
The FIRE that caused the alarm last night
and brought people out on the fly, was 10
Gated upon the Iowa shore, a considerable
distance below Davenport.
This morning the finishing stroke wsi
given to the Davenport Central Railway
That city now has two complete lines o
street railroads, one connecting East anC
West Davenport, and the Central Railwa,
extending from the river 70 the extreme
sorthern boundary of the city. Six coaches
will be used upon this road, and the frs
car will commence running the first Gay 0
| July.
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indigestion or Dyspepsia,

Is a weakness or want Of power Of the digestive
uices IN the stomach to convert cur fcod and
drink into healthy matter for the nourlthneEt
OF the whole system. 1t is cGUsed by every
thing tn at tends to weaken tie body, and more
particularly the stomach. Nearly, II noi quite
gne-h If of the diseases, 10 which we are liable,
proceed from it, IndigeItion produces great
variety OF unpleasant feelings. Among tie
most promiE spt Of its miserable Effects are,
want Of or al inoTuluate sppetIte, somsIllnes
attended with a constant craving ior drink, tour
stomach, grinding pains in the stomach, eepTts-
sion Of spirits, gloom Of mind, fretiulness, vast
ing of flesh, loss Of energy and strength, very
irritable, heart burn, unpleasant taste IN the
mouth aud rumblEg in the bowels in cone
cases Of depTATed indigestion, there is 3 com
pete disrelish for foOs, at other tines person
q afflicted can eat heartily without much gral
hcation. long train Of nervous symptoms sre
also frequent atten ndants, general debility great
languidaess and incap&city for exertion- The
minds Of persons go afflicted frequently become
irritable and despondiag, and great anxiety Is
Observable in the cSunteDance; they appear
| thong ghtfui, melancholy, and detected under
| great apprehension of come imaginary danger,
will start at suy unexpected noise or occurrence,
| and much agitated. Ct for all this the mind
| is eIhllerated without much difficulty, pleasing
! events and society will for time dlsslpate all
| appearance Of disease. Other symptoms are, VI
oieut pslpattiion, sestlcssnoEs with a sense OF
| weight and oppression upon the chest, hlght-
mare etc. II lie almost impossible To name al
The ytoms ofthis invader upon the consiltu-
ton as in almost every cate Of lndigesuont
there will probably be something peculiar TO
each. but be what they may, they ere all oces-
sioned by tie food becoming = burden, rather
than AsuppoTt 20 the stomach, and in ali lite sta
ya, the medicine mort wanted is that which
viii afford speedy assistance t. the digestive or-
gans az { give energy and strength 10 the nor-
: vous end muscular system. and new Iiis TO
tie uho { Hoiy. and nothing can be, and there
spa;hlu-. jhat will give quick relief, a. az
, !or'a stomach ard Liver Corr cior, the 6Tea
Remedy for 3 God. Liver and kin plseSes Ar'
{ f-orp one to :.rr bottles viii eject cUEs.
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ENGINE HOSE AND LEATHER Betting
The oldest ard best manufacturing house for
these two articles is that Of Josiah Gates &
Sons, of Lowell, Mass. This firm do only q
first class business, and have never been
known, during the years it has been before
the public, TO permit damaged or inferior
article to leave the manufsctory. They have
had valuable experience and as a conse
quence make nothing that is of an inferior
quality. They employ skilled labor, some
of their foremeu having been with them for
twelve and fifteen years. Conducting their
business on correct principles and with that
courtesy that charscteriees raost of the old
and successful firms of the East the senior
Mr.. Gates, as we'll as his two sons, whom we
| have met on different occasions, being
gentlemen of refinement and extended
| information, it is no wonder they are exceed
nRly popular in business circles, and tha
| their work is endorsed by the legitimate trade
| 1t is well worth ones while, if in Lowell, tt
spend An hour with these gentlemen AnC
iook through their establishment Nher
there, few days ago, We saw what We cal
the largest leather belt 10 the world, TWO
hundred feet of it being more than car
load. We know the value of their beltinl
in particular, and calculate, the presses o
the ARGUS Office shall be made e1Ceedingl
familiar with this betting in future, ant
ad wise all our manufacturers to follow ou
example and send their orders to this firm
and, if possible, when in the East. go AM
see them. For certainty you will b
| courteously received.
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ILLINOIS HUMANE SocIErY.-This society
deserves supper. on account of the merciful
and philan,hropic motives which aetuate it.
Its Office is at 43 Madison 81 Chicago Any
one can become Patron OF it by the pay
meut of one dollar; al Associate member
for $500 PER snnum; an Active member for
$1,000 per hnnum, an Associate life mem
Der, for $50 90; an Active life member. for
$4,000. The objects of this society are
the prevention of cruelty to animals, and an
amelioratiou Of their condition.
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WIRE " oRE.-We wish to call attention
to the subject of wire work. Having looked
ont for the best manufacturers of wire work,
we gave our order to NJ Walker i Sons, No
sos Market street, Philadelphia. The pro-
prietors of the paper mill at Milan, in the
item of paper makers wires, and with other
firms in this section, would do well to cor
respond with this firm. Our wealthy citl
zeus ought to see NJ Walker & Sons wire
flower stands, baskets, arbors, and their
7AluAble protection tree box, before they
lay out any more money in decorating their
gardens Office ratings for business men
eire guards for store fronts ratings for our
lots fences for farmers; fancy window
screens, etc, are also among the articles Of
their manufacture.
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A VALUABLE BoOK.-Among the many
v4luabls publications that are now before
the public for those seeking relief from
troublesome complaints and the result of the
ignorance of the unchsngesble laws Of
health, none are more popular than "Tte
Medical Companion and Guide to Health,
published BY A. Lewis, of New Y York, whose
advertisement appears in our columns TO
day. DR.. Lewis IS one OF the best known
and most highly recommended physicians OF
New Iork-a gentleman of refinement and
culture, who mas given much time TO the
study of the laws of health, and, who has
brought his valuable experience, by means
OF his "Guide to Health within the reach
of all. There is no use disgusting the fact
that disease exists, and that, too, in vein.
where should course the best blood of the
lsBd-A tsiut that is undermining cous.itu-
tions and bringing the best to misery anC
death. The best intellect of the world and
the work of societies he's failed TO devils,
any complete safeguard against the evil
that ignorance induces and details upon tn
rising generation, and when the highes
medical skill and science thus brings its la
bors within the reach of the poorest, it il
worthy of serious consideration. Prevention
is more potent for health than cure, and W
advise all to study well the laws that regu
late health, which they can do in no wa
better than by reading such valuable work
as they can receive by addressing DR.. 4
Lewis, es No. I, Beach ST., n. Y.
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Mercury CT CaIOmel

Is the great remedy that Physicians appeal TO
and use almost entirely IN ali diseases of the
Liver. There thousands at the present time
that ere suffering with the rheumatic -ins In
the joints, caused By the use of CGlonel which
has created a disease Of its own worse than that
which II was Intended 10 cure. There 10 no
drug that leaves its mark more prominent in
the system. Yet, perhaps, there times when
it can be given, and have a benitcial effect, out
should not be dealt out as Ii has been, and 10 at
the present time, by those that pretend 10 know
what they are doing, but in reality do not. / he
Liver is more liable TO disease than any other
organ in the human system, and when that fails
TO do its duty IL leaves the weak points of the
body exposed, as the bile 10 not thrown of, but
taken up by the blood, as it passes through this
great filter of the system, and becomes impure
Then follows q train Of diseases, whose lame is
Legion. There many that suffer from pain
in the side and across the body, dull, heavy,
drowsy feeling, headache, pain in the zig siGe,
often severe pain in the bowels, cOstveLsss. fat
uIence, diarr heA, or less digestion, loss OF
appetite, sallow skin, white Of the eyes yellow,
sinking Of iesh, depression of spirits, at other
times q great craving for food. Some Of tLese
/ symptoms are caused only by torpidity Of the
Liver. Itis Impossible 10 give all the symptoms
/ Of dersnged Liver, and they are all cureable
without the aid Of Calomcl.
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RICHARDSON'S Irish LINENS, DA-
II MASKS, LINEN CAMBRIA
HANDKERCHIgFk, &C.

We feel ourselves called on again to oAU-
TI0N C0ESU MERS against the indiserminate
use of Irish fat rios made up to initiate goods
in fold, trade msrk and general appe Aran ce, and
to warn them, that their only safeguard is to see
that the authentic zeal of our firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS L oWDEN,
ls stamped On eaen article.
Determined to confne ourselves, as heretofore,
to the of yarns spun from the choicest and
strongest Flax, by the best machinery obtAina-
hle uniform in weight and elssticity-msnu-
factured and bleached under our own supsriuten-
dence:-the eonsumer VIII be
GUARANTEED BY ouR SEAL
the same durability and satisfaction in the wear,
which the genuine goods have always afforded.
RICHARDSON, SONS s owDEN.
Belfast, Ireland, 5 Mo. 10, 1871. iel9dw3m
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Sick Headache

Those that are subject TO !, ouly know "ba; =
distressing crmE la.Ht It =. SLd il veiy IA
welcome visitor 4 FIRE; . causes p d'raUfrs q
vision, followed by a terrible pain, sck'"s at
the siomach. Ard vsraiting and then for Gsy
or two, person frcl' A. though M hAu h II
~ ,iclDsss One dose viii cure WIN first al
t.,ked ard one to three bottles i'll eject Ier-
ul ulanent cure
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RATES OF ADVERTISERS.

For each square, or the space occupied by ten
lines Of solid nOnpaEeil, One Dollar for each in,
sertion.
Special Notices, 20 cents Per line. Ther in
serted months more, SO per cent above resu
lar advertising rates.
Communications, or articles inserted amor ?
reading matter s5 cents per line.
n4lLY AND WREKLY.-A discount of 20 per
cent will be made from the Weekly rates %
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
N natter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged IS per cent
additional.
| For II transient sdvertissmeh advance Pay
| ment is required.
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Congestion Of the Liver,

The symptoms of which are pain in the righ'
side running to the shoulder, loss Of strength,
appetite ana energy, AsenIe Of oppression, low
ness OF spirits, Eque0mishness OF the stomach,
a yelloWish coated tongue, restless ness, fnght-
ful dreams, all of which yield to the Influence of
"TAYLOR'E STOMACH AND LIVER COR
RECTOR" of which enough should be taken to
cause speedy and free evacuation Of the bowels
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There was woman in our town,
And she wAI wondrous wise,
She used Dir. PRIGE's CaEAM BAKING POWDER.
For her Biscuits, Uakea, and Pies;
And when she saw twas nearly gone,
With all her might and main,
She made straight for grocer, who,
supplied her with same.
Also, with DIR. Prices Special Favorings
making her Cakes, Custards, etc, mos
delicious. Ladies go and do likewise.