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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

learnedr .Shure, sir, yez have harmed
me that fifteen Avndred makes Q tom"
Billy knew too much too be spared.
\ THE newest wedding envelope retains
the pocket-book flap but ID . triae smaller
outside initials are also slightly diminish
ed in size Multifarious cards accompany
the invitation. There Is, first, the brides
card secondly, the bridegroom's; thirdly.
if to stranger, the card OF the brides
mother; fourthly, the ceremony" card
for church; filthy, the note paper for the
reception at the house," sfxthly, the
card with the married names In full, and
days on which they will receive in their
new home seventhly, and lastly, card
with " Please present this at the door, en-.
graved thereon. which is designed to keep
unlimited guests from crOwding the
church, and pickpockets from elbOwinp
the silver. The whole might be fairly
styled the " Coupon" invitation, and its
weight and cost must cause the heart of
the card engravers to leap for Joy.
An enterprising and fair-dealing bust.
ness man in Augusta, Me-, was lately met
at the door Of his grocery by an honest
looking Frenchman, an entire stranger to
him, who asked credit for barrel of -four.
II can pay half re cash down and re bal.
ance next Saturday, sure" The merchant,
without hesitation, turned to one of his
clerks, and, with q kindly smile upon the
would.be owner of the barrel of -four
said: This good man wants to get trust.
ed for barrel of four. he'll pay half
down and the rest next Saturday. III
trust him; he's good as gold; open fresh
barrel, weigh out half, deliver It in good
shape at his house, put the barrel away
safely, and take it down next Saturday
when he pays the balance; never refuse
to trust an honest-looking man for bread"
1t was done; the money paid, and the
French gentleman departed, rejoicing in
an abundance Of -four and unlimited (D
credit.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
POETRY.
WIEN TIE BABY DIED.


5t ~ - Ahs' nSAsN o
wnrs the baby died,
Whns lllies and blue violets were strewn;
UWuanOntng the mothers heart made moan;
" osanted all these flowers that have grown
Unhindercd In the blO0mf mA
Wa there not room,
Aussthi o, God, couIdst Thoa not care
1eenine little lengeyi Fare
% ., ;:. = with .,ss ., 4, ,s s s ssaa
MHssvsn forget o. do6bt q
Within, without, . s
= llle chance, more pinless than lawl"
An1 DIST was all Tie mother saw
when The baby = died,
Wsre strangers' voices, hard, and harsh and loud,
Ylse baby was not wrapped in any shrOud,
~ mother made no sound. Her headwas bowed
That mems eyes might not see
Duf IN her bitter heart she said,
Al, me, tbs we'll that he IL dead,
uybOy for whom there was no food.
NtAere were God, and God were good,
An human hearts It least might keep
The right to weep
1heir dead. There il NO God, but cruel law
AnA that was all the mother saw.
III.
When tho baby died,
svsss angels came came IN me- shining, singing bands,
An6 bore the little one, with gentle hands,
Into The sunshine Of the spintland.
And Christ, the Shepherd, said,
"Let them be led
h gardens nearest TO the earth.
Ono mother weepeth over birth,
ADOthcr weepeth over death;
u vsan all Heaven answereth.
Laughs from the little ones may reach
Their ears, and teach
them what. go blind with tear, they never saw
That Of all life, ell death, Gods love Ii law"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

THE Indianapolis Journal says: We
now believe In the doctrine Of total de.
pravity. Some one has stolen the only
pair Of boots owned BY the editor Of the
teavenworth Independent, thm combining
him to the house till the opening Of tho
barefoot season" MS 8s
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

LIYTLE LlF0.- - f'y'-
Little lips, 20 gently pressing,
Little fingers, s0ft cafessing;
oh, the bosom Of . mother
Knows more JOY than any other.
Little feet 80 early straying,
Little Wills soon disobeying;
Knows more care than any ctheri 9
!" Little knees, our sti6 knees shaming,
Little fsps, the father namingi
Oh, this fathers heart, mother
Knows more truly than anotheri ~
"Oh, the love-links OF . mother, 3A
Stronger fnx than any other; stf
God has welded every chain
ak In the infants heart and braint'
+ MANY years ago, one Of the wharves at
North End, Boston, was used as q coal
wharf, the occupant of which had held 1t
for long time as such. In his employ,
as teamster, was an Irishman named
William B, who had driven his
team 90 long that it was question which
owned 1t. He was fixture, and the owner
thought he couldn't get along without
Billy. Now said Billy was sensible man,
who kept both eyes open, and accordingly
picked up great deal Of information. Al
both employer and man were the posses
sors 81 moro or lee i1sscibillty, frequent
wers their explosions, md Billy W. dis
charged q least oace . day, but though
frequently discharged, he never went Oh.
One day the employer, during one of these
passages, burst ont, sits no sort Of use,
Billy, / can't learn you anything q all,
and have bean trying for yearA" 9hure
"a yer have then learnt me wan thing"
aid Billy. @What u that" wa asked, Il
shall b glad to bear Of anything you have
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

And Il Yves nothing MORE"
Imuttered under my breath. az
"What's thaty said Miss Althea, i
sin't deaf, only you talk 70 quick
"A bit Of poetry, that's ell" s...s
"Oh, I thought you'd heard about them
Primrose Girls; they do sayi Chat Steven
Trszar II Kind Of hankering after Liyy.
Khe took the first premium, ten dollar, for
~ butter, st the last cattle show, and she
ynakes I'll her own gowns and b0nnets."
AThey look sol" said !, spitefully, for
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
"a dearer one
Still, and q nearer one
Yet than all other"

you're your mothers own gal! You
hain't never let me feel that twO's COM
pany and three's crowd" ~
Steven had walked up the long path
with me to carry my shawl, and might
have said Just word then-a woman can
live long on only q word. If 1t be loving
enough-but he almost threw the shawl
across my arm, and ran down the path a.
If he were glad to be we'll rid of me.
As "piled Ossa on Pelion," In my
thoughts against the possibility of his
loving me as I desired to be loved, the
forenoon wore away, and the apples were
sorted.
Mother racked her brains after dinner to
keep me busy. One would have thought
her d step-mother II the most grinding
type, hut thanked her in my heart.
There comes Steven again" she said,
as the sound Of approaching wagon. wheels
came In ct the open window; and brother
Ghubeal with him. You had better set
the table now, Sylyie." e,st,
Come in, Steven, come in" said
Uncle Shubael, in that high rasping tone
that one gets living alone You can have
q little peace in this house, now Luezetia
has married off three Of EN- Hylvie'e quiet
enough II you let her alone, but II you 60
to stir her up too much shes a. peppery
a. any Of the lot"
why, 6ylviei" ssid mother, when We
sat down to the table; "where were your
witsi You've put on white cups and gilt
sHer ribbons win always match,
whether the dishes do or not, you may de-
pend ont" said Uncle 6hubeel.
It promised to be the whitest Of mo0nlit
evenings, when Uncle 6hubael pushed
back hio chair and declared his intention
Of going home without loss Of time.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

haze 1891 F&5tf&ftF ~
As we passed Miss Althea Pratt's house,
she was out of doors, struggling with
great rose-creepcr, which had fallen into
mass across her doorstep, and utterly re-
fused to be held up with one hand while
she nailed it to the doorpost with the
other. Steven went In to help her, and
was not a whit cast down BY her ungra'
cious thanks - - S@& -
mo one shall ever cast stone at Miss
Althea, in my hearing" he said; her un-
lucky rubben shall be her shield and
buckler. whatever venom she may distil
upon me-" t"@ s'@ --
When we reached my home Uncle Shu-
baei was Just getting Into his wagon to
aStaya Bit" said Steven; 1--WE have
something to tell you"
"Don't want to hear none of your news.
Iknew BY your looks that you'd been
putting your foot in 1t. Lucretia's cryin'
over il already Women always cry when
q person of sense would laugh."a
He was we'll out of the gate when he
called me to speak to him, and turning his
back squarcly, thrust these words at me
over his shoulder HayI .la
81 don't want you to be altogether 9
burden 70 steven %, when you're married
you may have that bit Of pAstur' that dove
tails into the Faxar farm"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-05
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Pan and explicit dir,e,isss sssoap.sy n,
medicines
Evidence of the ucs rsspsusibis aua rrHabi,
characser furnished On arpliratisu. via ks.drri,
II itaHsasds of living witnesses. and upuarts Of
zee unsolicited csfiifcaief ard rsccusniafnrv
letters. many of Watch are frcu the hirhssi
sources, including sminsui Phyticiant Cisrry.
men. Statesmen. etc. The Pro-istsF hss never
resorisd % their rublicaiiou IN tie nsuspspsrl .
be does Dc this iron the fs.; thar kis ariieiss
rank o. Standard Prsraratisus and Do nj need
y y prcpPet up BY csrsifuafss
HENRY I. HFLNBOLp's GKEUIHE PRE-
PARATIONS
Delivered 10 any sddrsn- Sseurs frcs ohssr.
vaiion- ksiabhshed upvsrd of twenty ysars.
sold By Druggists everywhere Adtrctt lsftsrs
fer iufsrma'icn. Ia coufitu-s. ts HKNHY ].
HkLMB0LD. nruErig and Cbsusiri.
only Dspou II. I. Hsl1hclds Drag and
Chsuio.l warshcuss. Ne. So Brasa~sy. n. T..
of te n. 7. Hslnholir hrtirai Dspst. Iog s.utk
Isuth Street Phil.dsiPAia, Pa
besars " soustsfisiis Asa 81 HENRI I.
HEINF1Inr Isks ~ s.Asr iy1-i-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-05

II. 7. HELMBoLDg EXTRACT BUCHu
Cures diseases arising from Izprudsnsss, Hsb-
iti Of Dissipation, etc,
In all their stsgef, 81 little expense little or no
change in diet, no ineOuvsuienes. and no o.
posurs. Il causes frequent desire, ard gives
strsug'h to UTiba,s, thereby removing Obstrue-
tons, Preventing and Curing Structures Of ,b.
UretlrA, AllsyiuE Pain and InaaumAtiou, o.
frsqueu, in this class Of diseases, and srpellinr
all Poisonous matter.
1bousands who have been the victim, Of 10.
competent persons, and vhs have paid heavy
tees 10 be cured In a short time, have found they
have been deceived, and that IN. '-Poisou" has
BY the use Of powerful astrinreuts.- been dried
urin thssysteu, 10 brsat 90, IA : more Aggravated
form, and perhaps aflsr Marriage.
Use Helmbolds Rxtrsei Buehu for All As-e-
tiont and Diseasei Of the urinsry Organs, whsth.
r sHifiing IN Male or female, from whatever
cause oiigiuaiiuE snd no matter sf Asw long
standing. Price. i-so per bottle.
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Cheap Furniture.
InHN GTIIcu

gOhN u l. LlCH
nSSiEES To i-fcrm his old frirras rr,
IL toners. tAns having srl1rEed bis shst stl
Increased his facilities for narslar,urirr l., I,
rev Frsyarrd ts make to urds- surh Furrifu-, a,
asg Be desired, in gcod style ana Il shesp ~,
Tor CASH. He gs1eraily has On hanI. Al L.
Fsrniture roons. a rariei assort1sut or rs.<r.
EAds furriturs, .1Ons which are
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDS.
Wsrarvhss and ssck-ossss. ceurre. Sea. Pu-I,-.
hrsAtfasf ard Dininr Eate-sion Tstles. Ccz-
ncr. frtrch- pest. Cottage Jenny Lird ana siAsr
HsaffssdI; srfas q all kinds. Wc-k-.ft-ss
Hai-rHrks, Wazh-stssdss Roekiue ard Ara
chHirFi EFrirr-feEt. ease harsz. par,ur. esz-
ruu and Vthsr chairsi Leskirg Glasses Of even
dssr-iFton ou htua and nsu glasses for "a
names, vhieA rili be pat i OF very rsssCuitls
isrus 81 skortssi uuties- He also fssps Or sa,s
Of furnishes 70 oris-, coru-husk, H.ir ana C,,-
i0n-trF NAflrsSsss-
COFTISs or EVERY KIND
Nsds to ordsr. and funsr.ls aftsnisa via o
hsH-ss vtensrsr desired Also, Heuss Psiutisr
sors e urasr. The Subscriber also ussufas-
iuress ara has su1stzrly On hssd. Clszsrrs
Patent Washing Nackirs, the bsst rev il Is.
Ihuss usirs this nschi-s nsvsr reed hs ri,s-
rut clean siu;kssi he alss has Flysr's Ps,srt
Chu-r, a suPerior article. A fAuily usinr TAI,
cturn never rsei be vithout tIft.r
An the shcrs Ard znry uther n-tisiss A., sr--
uishec 70 suEto1srs ettaF Ter cAsH or srrhsnrss
iur approved eoursrg pru1uee. Chsrry. NaFis,
furiHr, Lirsuod srd otssr Lzuher suifstis frr
cseinri vurk, taken Ia ,rehHrre for fsr ri-Ers
- Rsus1hsr .hs Ihu7 Is ca Nsrtsf street.
oiearsels. Pa sra nuarly opposite The s-ois ltv
Stare JOIN eVlICH.
EorsaAsr "a. Isss
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CoFTINs er EvERr KINn
The Lightning Tanner.

TNHE uuasrsigssd are tAs s,ls Agstfs ir tAit
II cerufF fcr he i'Norik American Gairtritss
LisHTNING RODS Thsss are he s-ly safs
reds ntv IL uss. and are srSu-ssd ty al tts
srisntifc urn IN the cssntry.
We hereby netiff he citirrrs sf TIE scrriy
thHt -s I'll rst thsa ~ better "a sbi irr
itH mercy, ttan is charged sy the fsrsirs
sgsnts she annaAliy Traverse the sozrfy ana
carry q ear little cash, ssvsr ta rsturl-
ENCOURAGE HONE LABOR
Thess vishins 1ighni,r Rss, srsstss si
their huildirrs nrea Set tsdrssI ~ sy isftsr. q
ctll 10 Fsrscr. We vin PAT thsu ~ sryrhsrs
N The co1Hty. asd -Arrruf tkeu. Tis Reds sard
tirtErts ulu ks sssr a. tuy tizs - EALING st
ear sir-s. z. EIGLKE ElCo.
clsHrssls. Nsrck - lsrtu
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-05

THE ISLANDER MILL
III, not q new patent. but has long been IN use.
Aod let me describe Il from homer 70 till
The Beelrsbub Patent slnnder Mn.
TAs vouur and the ola can Al once t,,tifV
Or bs 10 The truth. =, The patron m., riil-
&c vsrv eomplste h The slnnder Mill
mi, m..h;n, IN -o-k he., In .ooi.i "a,
Ana H. e,,rest af h.na. NAV turn a. vim
The crnnl IN "A. a.uou, slsnd., Mnl
I, can Grind xour eharaster a. An. a, ehsd
Ind IN. x,.,i,r -. a .addrp ehiil
A, .vsrv ,r-r AZ the SANDER Mil
7, .rr.h.. vi,h ...e fair ladv's name.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-05

Helnbold Extract Buchu is diurstis and blood
purifying, and euret all diseases arising from
habits Of disipAtiOn, and exeessss and impru.
dencss in life, impurities CT the blood, etc, su
Perseding eopaibA in affections for which Il 10
used, and syphili,ie aHsetiOns--in there diseases
used in eonBsetion with HelmbOId's Ross Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the E1-
tract Buebu is unsqualled BY any ether remedy
AS In ehlorOss or retention, irreFularity y pain
fulness or suppression Of customary sEAcuAiions,
liberated or schirrus state Of the uterus, lruoor
rb9a or whites, sterility. and for all complaints
incident 10 the sex. whether Ariiing from indi.-
sretiob or habits Of dissipation. Il is prescribed
extensively By the most eminent physicians and
midvivss for sufeeblsd aud delicate eonsiitutions
Of both sexes and All ages ga,tsnasd with any Of
the above diseases or rymptons).
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HENRY 7. HELMBoLps


Concentrated
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
THE GREAT DIURETIc,
has cured every case Of Diabetes in which /, ha,
been given, Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladde,
aud Inflammation Of the Kidneys, liberation q
the Kidneys and Bladder, retention Of urine
Diseases OF the prostrats- Gland, stone IN n .
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brickdust deposit
and Mucous or Milky discharges, and for On.
fseblsd and delicate eorstitutions vi roth ps1es,
attended with the following symptoms. indi,.
position to sxertiou, lor Of power, loss Of mem.
Ory, difficulty Of breathing, weak nerves, sreu.
bling, horror o. disease, vAkefalnsss, diuues,
OF vision, pain In the back, hot hands, aushinF
Of the body. drynsss Of the skin, eruption on the
face, Pallid eOuntenanes, universal lassituas Of
the muscular system, etc.
ussd BY persons from the ages Of sight.sn to
twenty Eve, and from thirty ave to hfty Eve or
In the decline or change Of life amer eonhns.
nsut or labor pains; bed vetting in children.
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Lime for Sale |
Livery stable.

TUT r-s--.sr-rs h<rs issss - iafs-z The Fss-
II he tt.f h ts 1-- ful'v r-sFs-sd 10 asss-ss-
t,is a. IN - ~ y fzrr.ski1E Hcrses. 1srgiss,
c--iits - Es-rrss. en- tks sA--tssi .-tiss arf
e. r-a~sas,. tl--s Rrss1c--s e Es-s-i ts-sst.
t@i-ss. rkiri 80 f.e--s
ESQ. v. sE4kEAKr.
-.l-s-.a. d. N. -
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NE w
MARBLE WORKS.
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.

C'ALL and SCI the ssv MARBLE WORKS,
- on Market street. opposite The Jsf.
MONUMENTS.
GRECIAN TOMns,
FRENCH COUCHEs,
TABLE TOPS. NANTLEs.
GARDEN sTATUARY.
TERRA CUTTA WARE.
HEAD FOOI STONES.
Of uev and beauiiful designs
Az Of vhieh wiI b old Al ciiy prizes. o. . per
cert. les than auy other cs,abhshneui IN thi,
county. Satisfaction guaranteed IN al cas-s
Orders thankfully rr-sivsd ard promptly fiisd
In ths best uarkman like manner.
s. A. GIBSON.
jaws I. WtrsoS Agent myIily
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-05

Being prepared expressly for the above Com.
plants, Its BloOdPurifying Properties are greater
than any other Preparation OfsarsaparillA Il
gives the complexion = clear and healthy color
and restores the patient to state Of health and
purity. For purifying the blood, removing al
chronic constitutional diseases arising from an
impure state Of the blood, and the onl y reliable
and sheetual known remedy for the cure ol
Paip' and swelling Of the Bones, UlseratiOns ol
the Throat aud Legs, DlOtehss, Pinplss on th ,
Face. RrysiPslHS and all sealy Eruption, Of ths
skin, and besutifying the eomplsziOn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-05

erief kniis two hearts in closer
bonds than happiness ever can and
common suiferings arc far stronger
links than common Joy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-05

uss's - Deuingo. Hubesll's, Dr.hs,.
IL hssfE,ts Gsrusn. .hssistfsr's and Qrss-s',
uxyEsnAtsd hiiisra alsr rars Liquss, of eli
kinaaior -ftisiualr.rpcsss, fer sale ~
HAkTfwIcK irwry
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HENRY I. HELMBoLD's

HENRY 7. HELMBoLDs
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Cannot be surpassed e. PAcR WASH, and ill
be found the only specific remedy IN everv
species ofeutaneouf affection. Il speedily sr.di.
Gates piuples, FpctF, seorhuiis, dryusss, iueura
ttont Of the cutsuecut msmhrnns. etc. dispsls
reduen aud incipient Inflammation, hives. rash.
moth patches drvness Of scalp Or skin frosi bites
and al purposses for which raivet OF eminent,
are used restores the skin to a stats Of puritr
and softness, and inEurst couiiaued heavy A..
uon 30 the issue oi 10 vessels. on which dspend,
the agreeable clearuest sud vivacity Of esmplss
ion % much sought snd ndmirsd Bot hs-evsr
vaiuahls a. remedy for eristinr dsfects Of The
skiu, u. 7. Heimbold't Rcse Wash has lour
sustained he principle claim 10 uuboundsd pai.
ranaE.. By possessing qualities which render il q
TOILET hPPENDAGK Of the nest Supsrlatirs
srd CouFeuial character. coEbininr IN an sls
Eani formula these prumiusut rrquisitrs SAFE
~ and kfFICACi-ths irvariahie ac-omraui.
meun of ~ ufe-af rrtSsrwatire and rsfresh.
sr Of the eomple1iou. II is en- srcsl.sni Letter
for diseases Of eyphilris nature. and a. az ia.
lection for tiseaies Of the Urinary Orrans afi..
ing frou habits Of disipatiou ussd IN counsctiou
With the Extracts nuchu. Ssrsspariila and O.
tavba Grape Pile IN such dissaass a. rsrsn.
usndsd, cannot BE- surrasrst.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-05

A safe, pure, pleasant and health giving TOME
II strictly vegetable. and manufactured from
the most pure and ehoice maicrials--is not spiri
drink nor substitute for WHISKY. but scicutihl
compound, for the profession Of the system an,
ths cure Of disease, made from chemically purl
spirits entirely FREE from fusl Oh OF other irritn
ting properties. and will no, disagree or offend thl
most delicate stomach. A lons private szperi
encs has Aiiested lts
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies,
No Biiieu at present offered to the publ,
contains much medicinal virtue, and yo, 90 saf,
and pleasant TO take. Ib u.e is 10 curr disease
and Il viii not create an appetite for spirituoui
liquors, but viii eur, the effects Of dissipation.
To incrras, the Appetite UsEIT.
To Promo,s Digestion. UsBIT.
To curs Dysp~psiA. UsE IT.
To eurs Fever and kFus, USE IT.
To curs Bnliou.usa. UsEIT.
To eurr Constipation, UsK II.
To cur, ohruuie DiArrh~s, USE IT.
To cure Hrart-buA, UsE II.
To curr Flatulener, USE IT.
Il eurs Acid ErueiAiion.. UsE IT.
To cur Nervous Debility, UsE II.
To curs Hyduehondria, USE 1T.
To curv saIlo~nss Of Complexion. UsE IT.
To sure Pinpi.s and Blstchrs, UsE III.
For General Pro.iraiiau Of The
Physical powers. rSE IT,
and h I'll eure you.
SOLD svrry~herv. :. sI.oO per bottle. Manu-.
fseiur-d exclusively by
A. /. SHAW,
DruEEisi,
cLEARFIEID, Pa,
WIZ ossr, liberal Inducements to .h, trade.
Oct y. Is61.r
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= ~ ~ - " N ! " ~ y y
hnde Of Peer Ram. Whiskey, Pro.f Spirits
uRd Rsfas- 1ionsr. doeiorsd spicsd and sweet
snsd pisass the taste. called TONES - App-slz.
srt- nsrforcrr- 4c-. thai irad the tirplrr On 10
erunkeunsss sud rut<. bu. : tue hedicinc nadc
ffuuu Native ns~s- fs--t- C.IIforas- frer
frsrn nti Aiesh-iic stiuinlan They ara thr
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRiNCIPL.Ea pcrfret Renorator nnd
lrrrorztor cr thu System carrying % eli poisonous
Aae restoring TIE blood % heaihy condition
No person tzkr thsss nittsrs aceoTdilr 10 dir-c
ton ard remain lnug uuwcl
f1CD vnibo riscu f1fan inrurabic ease PROVIDED
ne bones are act dss;roysd b. mineral poison or
other nsazt ard rs ssal orsana wasted bcyo.d the
poiut % rtuair.
rur IunamHatnry rnd Chronic RhcEuA-
tism npd t.au,, Dyspepsia. rr Indigestion,
Biisu., n Hrnitfeuf nHd lufcrmiftrnt Fevers
Diseases Of thc Bioud. Liver, kiansy.. a nd
Blnddcr. ursc niftcrs Lave bscu most sueecsl-
iai. sach Diseases caused ty Nitiated
Hood. Witch q generally produced ~ deranxemsut
ofthe Digestive Orsaz..
DNSrEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, head
ache. fAu h ths ttoEldsrr CouEht Tghtuess Of ths
chcst. Dirrincs, Sour Eructatons of the Stomach,
Dad taste IN ths Nouth. B1ious Attacks. rspitzioa
of ths Heart Ine4mnaiioA of ths Lungs Pain IN NJ
regions of the Kidneys. and hundred osAsf psinaui
symptoms, are the onspFinEs of Dyspepsia
Thsy iuvgoratc ne Stomach Ead stimulate ne tor.
pidvcr and bc~ris watch rcnasr thsuu of unea uare
sncacT n clraustag ne liood Of al inpurifiss and
iupartinx usr iis and Eur 10 the whois systsui.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Erupiious. Tsttsr. saii
nhrur. niotchss. Erctt. fnpies fustaica noza Car
bunelcs, Eng ora. scaid-iiead Eorr Eyra Erysip-
sis, itrh. seurs. nscoiorziions he shin Huuofs
and Diseases % ne bkin of vhatrver nature
rzerai,y duS 70 nne carried of sysic1 n
short time By thc ~ thss- nittsrs One bofsie m
such vi cousiacs ths most incfsdulous - tAs
eurative e1cct
Cleanse The Niiiaisd nicod Whenever zoe Rad iii
tnpzriics turtt,uz ihrourA n. sin n luaplsi Erur
tons Sore cisszss it vh-u zoe nEt ooztrueisd
ani fiu-EifA n th- rri-s clsaasc n whsu y f5ui
Hnd yuur fs-iias vii tsi ycu vhsn Epsp ths blood
purs and tas health % IT, syttsu III foIiov
PIN. TArE an1 oiaer WORMS lurxins IN tss
syrtrn of many thousnats. s.ctzsfy arssruy.
"a ana reusvsd- Tor fan dreeiiona Ts&d earrnsiiy
NJ eirrulr around s.ch bottls prinird h rsur Ian
guares-kzsiish. .assrmaz, Frsnsh and spanzA
JvALKKE. rropristos. = n. hcDoSkID a CO.
p-uErtsu a.t Gen. Arunu. san rranchen. Cal
and a and - Coumsrec street. Kew Yort
u-solD NJ AL DRUGGISTS kxD DEAtEEa.
Oct %, issosiy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-05

TPHAM's DEPILATORy PowDERi
~ Removes sursraaous hair In fve minutes
vithsuiiniury 70 the skiu. sent bv uail for Sl.s5
UPHAM's ASTHMA CURE
Relieves most violent pnroxysms Ia I've miuufss
and etectt a speedy cure pries o. ty nail.
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Colors The whiskers and hair q beautiful blaeh
Or brown. u consists Of uniy ons rrsparstion.
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