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RECIPE

WAEFIES.-Set aside the cold rice
from dinner. Next morning soften it
with hot water and beat in two eggs.
add quart of -four and stir in butter
milk sufficient to form Il stir batter; II
desert spoonful offrcsh lard and a table
spoonful Of soda. Bake brown.
CHEAP PAINT FOR OUTSIDE WORK d.
Tho following recipe is said To make
an excellent and cheap paint for out
buildings, one that forms y hard surface
and is durable: Reduce freshly burned,
unsiaked lime to powder. Tot guam
tity of this add as much fine white sand
or fine coal ashes, and twice rs much
fresh wood ashes, and pass the whole
through n sieve. Then mix in as much
linseed oil as will make the whole suit
able for applying with a brush, The
paint will be Il light gray stone color,
nearly white. The shade may be Va
ried by adding different colors, first
mixed in Oil. This paint is suited to
wood, brick or stone. Ii should be APP
piled in two coats, the first thin. the
next thick.
To REVIVE FADED ELACK CLOTHES.
Boil three ounces of iOgWUod in Il
quart of vinegar, and when the color
Is extracted, drop i'll Il piece of carbonate
of iron, the size Of n large chestnut; let
it boil five minutes. Have the articles
to be restored well Spongcd with soap
and hot water, laying ~hcm on the table.
and brush the nap down with Il sponge.
Then take the dye upon the table and
sponge them all over with it taking care
to keep them smooth. and brush down
ward.
When completely wet with the dye
dissolve a tca-poonial OF SalaratuS ina
teacup of warm water and sponge over
again With this, which sc:S the color SO
completely nothing ruhs it OF. They
must not be worn or WRECKED. bat care
fully hung up to drain. The brownost
cloth may be made perfect black in this
simple manner. SO many people have
faded garments that this recipe may lie
of service i'll restoring them to Il liz "ly
color.
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GRESHAM, the Roman Farmer.

An industrious Roman, named Gre.
sian, who lived at a more liberal rate
and had better crops than his neighbour.
who resided on the same soil, was &c.
cused by the poorer class, that he en-.
chanted his grounds; for, said they, il
is impossible he should have more
plentiful harvest than we that SOW the
same seed and employ the same ground,
and yet live IN extreme poverty.
GRESHAM made but n short defense for
himself, and then introduced his daugh-
ter, an able-bodied girl, Injured to labor
he also produced his carts, ploughs,
oxen and utensils of husbandry, saying,
"Here, noble judges, are all the magical
arts and entertainments used by GRESHAM.
and If my neighbOrs and accusers would
take the same care and pains in en-
ploying these creatures and implements
that my daughter and ! do, they might
have the same increase and live as we'll,
but they must not expect that sloth and
ldieness will procure them happiness
or riches"
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The Generous Boy.

One day gentleman saw two boys
going through one Of the streets of New
York. They were barefootcd. Their
clothes Were ragged and dirty, and tied
together by pieces of string. One Of
the boys was perfectly happy over a
half withered bunch of flowers which
he had just picked up in the street. ~
say, Billy" said he to his companion,
'"wasn't somebody real good to drop
these ERE posies jest where could find
them? And there SO pooty and nice!
Look sharp, Billy, mebby you'll find
something bimeby.' Presently the
gentleman heard his merry voice again,
saying, go, jolly, Billy! if here amt
most half peach and faint much
dirty neither. Cause you hain't found
nothin' you may take the first bite
Bill was just going to take a very little
s'Bite bigger, Billy; mebby We'll find
another fore long" What \ noble heart
that boy had in spite of his rags and
dirt! There was nobody for him to be
kind to but his companion in poverty
the poor ragged boy Mt his side. But
he was showing him all the kindness
I'm his power when he said, "Bfte bigger,
Billy There was nothing greedy,
nothing selfish about that boy.
"Bite bigger, Billy; mebby We'll find
another fore long," Who can help
adniring the noble heart of that poor
boy? I would rather have that poor
boys Kind and generous spirit than have
a mOnarch's crown upon my head with
out it. "Bite bigger, Billy" Think
of these words if you are ever tempted
to be unkind or selfish to your conn pm
ions.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
TIGNOSKi'S THREE
cELE:BRATED REMEDIES,

THE NINTH WONDER; OK. on !:>-
TRACT OF ZcEroTE,;r, an internal AND rAt"'-
nal medicine cures Cholera ana '!'"ltt'
Morbus; and vii cure tnc i"ll'"'iS VIZ
eases:
Bloody Elux and DiarIi,"n in one day
Headache and Earaci,e III three hlin''''>'
foot hacilc in one half I!i:Utr,
Neuralgia in five minutes.
Asthma and piles instant relief.
Sore throat i'll ten 1iilit!t"S.
Collie and Cranip in four l'iInu!'~'
rheumatism i'll one day.
Spr;iin- in twenty IniUut"S.
Sore Weak Eye, III one day.
Pain in the back or side i'll tel, ;nii!uic~'
Fever and AGIc III one day.
Breaks n Chill in five minutes.
Enlargement of the spleen II one l" i''''
days:
world. and the only on" known tia' WI
break Il Chill in Axe ttiitut"$. titd leave 'i'
person clear Of fever
You know no; when Ton may be SICK, aiih
should keep it III the 'tf'iiN. .,,, !.
Mono genuine unless the name OF X. =,
Lignoski is found blown on the h"!t.'
LItiNoskl's ELl' .rRIc LISlMENr
FOR MAN OR BEAST. Try one hntt!" "i!d
you will never be without another.
The principal ingredient ia Ibis "ci"hiri,i
medicin" is an oil Erocnrr IRON. . ,hs M
st,sSes wonderful! rU!aI i've properties :'a':'
being chemically combined, as III tn" f!+r-
TRIO LISIMESI. With s"i:ie of thr mos 20"
crf,,i, We, soothing AND henii.ig- rcEi"h!',l
agents known to the nlni, produces III"
most perfect and c,ii"i,ci"ns remedy rE"r
YOU friends that are suffering from C>t"rii:u
diseases. Then go tell tECu to call ~ one"
and get supply of llE$n>Ei'+ ti.t"'i i;i'
LINi,ES'r. and be cured
IT CURES THE FoI!.pwi%a DISEASES:
For Man inilaninl"tnrH ihCuni";.~'1l,
Chronic and Acute EhcuInatiSin, STuiSr.,
S;prains, Pains stiffness soreness in The
Back Joints. Burn, and Scalis. Ulcers
and old Sores, Piles. Deafness and E.arn":i",
Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat. MulnlS,
Ague III the face or breast, White Swelling,
Soro lntlamcd Eyes. Paralysis "r Numb
Palsy, ErNsipclrs, Sajt Hhcut,,. Seal; li""h
or Scrofulois Sores.
For HorscS---Big Head or Big JAW, P".t
Evil, F'iStula, Mango. Scratches. Bruises,
Sweeny, Strin.. Halt Ring Bone. Wiudgali.
Saddle or Collar Calls. Cracked Hc::s.
Wounds and Cats, Sore and Weak Eyes,
Founders.
| Li.,noSki is found blown rn the hottie.
BROOKS SA1.NE,. 1t ctircs-Tpttcr. Fry
| Sipclas. Salt klicuin. >Cald Head, Itch. King
| worm, Ilccrs in the Ear. hinil,Ic-, Iipt:hc~,
| Inilamcu Eyes, tO!rIS. InitailIrlnt r:E hh.li-
natiSni, Gnul. t'i!Cs. and ali tIrIlrt ions 81
! the Skin.
All who have ever used !his S.tIvr age"
that it is the greatest remedy ever lisi.-
| tttcr trying one box You VIII always I;n:"
! it on hand.
K r. I.IG<.lS:Li
Druggist AID Chemist, M"nroc, La.
| juno IS, 1870. ?i;"'-iy
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TEMPORA MUTANTUR.
nv j. q. SAKE.

1.-The times are changing" long, long ago.
A Roman greybeard sighed;
And still as seasons wax and wane.
We change with time and tide
And (alas, that must own
My locks arc growing scanter!,
In pensive retrospect repeat,
o, TE3IPoRA MUTANTUR!
Where now are all the village bellies
sonneted of yore:
Gone, with the fashion of the boots
And bOnnetS which they wore.
Their dimple0 checks arc wrinklcd NOW =
And time-the disenchan.cr-
Has dimn1ed the eyes tina: dazz.cd minc,--
o, TEMcOEA MUTANrUR!
o, how we raved of consistency,
Ma1inda May and /
I've quito forgotten which was first
To break tho tender tic;
know that survived the shock,
Though sworn to die instanter.i
And Linda lived-to love again
o, TEMPORA MCTANTUR!
Good DIR. Proser, where is he?
Whose logic clear and strong
The vcSsry praised--cnd never deemed
The sermon owe. long,
Until they heard and quite prcferreu
Tho Reverend Ro,.sing Ranter;
10 whom succeeded Pnrson Prim--
o, TEMPoRA AUTA%TUR!
fes, times are changed. but one can dine
And Mag's the hes: OF cooks
mo dinner john" ''s;tr, if you please,
And wife she g gone along with Mag
John! bring mo the decinter!
By ,Jove! I'll 60 and vote for Jones!
y, TKMPORA MUTAETUR!
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ImNOrtant to Cotton Planters.

We are authorized by Mr.. \. Best
Texas, to state that he has discovered Il
certain remedy for the dreaded cotton
worm or caterpillar. This remedy is
simple, easily procured and applied,
and is rs AS follows:
Take the jamestown or stranOnium
weed when full grown and in bloom,
chop off fine stalks, leaves and boll- fl!
vessel tWo-thirds full of the ueet; thus
thus prepared, then fill with water and
boil slowly from one to two hours, after
which add IA small quantity Of lime to
clarity; then sprinkle the growing cot
ton with this preparation, using II small
watering-pot orsyringe, and it will kill
the worm rs soon as applied. If done
in time it will destroy the egg or germ.
and so poison the leaves that the worm
will not afterwards cat them.
The above remedy was discovered
last fall, but too late to save the crops.
but it was tried and proved ctfpctual on
patches OF cotton, on several plantations
in Fort Bend. We have seen the cor
tiiicates, given by the owners of these
plantations, stating that the remedy
proved entirely successful in each ease.
These facts are made public now 10y
Mr.. BeStWick, SO that planters can save
or cultivate q good supply of the lanes
town weed, and when the time comes
have no trouble or expense in making
the application and vanquishing :,
most relentless enemy. "Forcwarnrd
is forcarrneu. ~; 0f,TSfOn Mt,S.
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a little boy lived for some time witt,
II penurious old uncle, who took good
care that the cilild's health should not
be injured by over feeding. The uncle
was one day walking out (thc child at
his side) when a friend accOsted him,
accompanied by greyhound. While
the elders were talking, the little fellow
never having seen dog of so slim and
slight u texture, clasped the creature
round the neck with the impassioned
cry, stOh, doggie, and did We live wi
your uncle, too, that We are 50 thin 20
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StuIItvs.

To utilize stumps in gardens and on
lawns, we suggest the idea Of making
them ornamental. Cover the wood
with n mound OF earth, and grow on it
Al variety OF vines that will bear nu-
merous flowers of different colors and
sizes that will hide the stumps from
view. If trailing vines are planted
about their roots and permitted to clus-
ter over and about them, what were
once an unsightly and disagrecahle cN-
crcsccnce soon become mounds whose
varicgated beauty serves as Il relief to
the view and ornaments to the scenery
that surrounds the house.
From the fact that it usually costs a
great deal more to eradicate q stump In
a garden, than the ground it occupies
/ is worth for purposes of cultivation, 1t
Is al NisaUIe 20 make use Of it to Il good
advantage by making it ornamental.
/ The stump eventually decays and dis
| appears, when the earth on the site Is
I found to be sinyularly fertile and pro-
ductire, but if it is cradicated while the
wood is green, the spot remains poor
and barren, hence it is sometimes more
convenient to make such locations
F, points of beauty in gardens and on
lawns, rather than to destroy them.
. The Houston Union estimates tho
tal t:,4tnp .,n,, of 'jtNnS nj 1lp CO;
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Joseph pnpESTa.
importer ana pcTJ,g' "a;
coz :CTIoSrR1I,A

a !.
l. hhcN ErnrCrl"S, foreign ana domestic irtitS
wines. cnrtialS. liquors. cigars. pipes tol,lU-
co. "rNStaliZrd rIIiii~, fire works. dc.
HAS IN stnr" ~" !'trG"st and most complete
stock i'll this city. ut wholesale ,nd !c.;,;t at
st. IouiS OF Now Orleans prirr+
lie manufactures every variety of ,,lain
candies mt zoe per pound, doll r"Cd al cars
or steamboats,, FREQ Of rh4rmr for l,a,.ta,n
ana dr;iyage. Orders for weddings rrunp.-
lE and satisfactorily filled. lie il,.; tjtt.d IN
an elegant Saloon for ladies and gem l"ttit.fi,
where coffee, fish. oysters and Other ,iclic:,-
cleS can he had from !. NJ. SO - T. NJ -
tholce wines ana cigars furnished At cry.
low rates. Rouriu urr .jUSrph PO,ir~:a. iron
Front Block, No. u" Washington Sweet
Nickshurg- Miss .Iulv =, 1870. m4l:ly-clo
TALL and look at Fish iirns. W arou-. Tor
- sale hN SUrghppr 4 Nuilin. 81
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4arm, 8arnen snn Bonsebolo

Contributions on practical farming, gar
dening and housekeeping, or any interest
ing facts, experiments or recipes. are solicit
ed from our friends throughout the country,
. for publication in this department.
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SAINT LOUIS CARDS.
CNlDEIe & TIC

CNIDEI & HOLMES,
~ Dealers i'll every description of
PAPER. PRINTING INK. CARD STOCK
AND ENVELOPES.
No. l03 y. Second Street, st. Louis.
Manufacturers pftIc Franklin and Fair
Grove celebrated Book and News Paper.
September u. 1870. nl:ly
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"Pa,' said n little friend of ours.
what's the use Of giving our little pigs
so much milk? They make hogs of
themselves Pa walked away.
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VIZ y. X. HEALi..


VOIiN :. DINlyNM. Manufacturer of
u every variety of Cr6chc,'S nRG Fancy BIS
cttit corner 9th and Pine StS., st. Louis. Mo.
Particular attention is called 10 my fTnch:-
cl-S being madN from the choicest xxx st.
Louis Flour. and manufactured with special
c1rc. they are uncqualrd in quality. To
prevent imitation OF my brands. the gent
inc Crackers will hereafter hnN" my trade
mark. l3:1N
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON

LEE INSURANCE COMPANIES
------------,.--~---~
AND ARLINGTON
IJL-yc INSURANCE. COMPANY
,u. Rl.uMoSD VIRGINIA..
,.,,;t,, ,,;a IN .,,, se.ured 3 900 ONO
1870 ~ I ,u, ONO
Pnj ;r;r.. issued ,,urin,, the last Two
xn,,s aver '> v,aD
~ {, ,>E,,1St;yDN p,csidcnt
JOHN L.. EDWARDS, Vice President.
nr r. IT. PERROSE. Medical Adviser.
DR.. CUAS. II. SMITH, Medical Adviser.
-. T.. t'At'EI,ER. Act,tary
DIRECTORS:
W. Is. 1saacs, y. II. MaurN.
W. G. Carrington, d: iiarst""k,
J. T.. Edwards, W. II. Palmer,
a. Y. Stokes, &. II. Perrone,
= George s.. Palmer.
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T.. q. ElEKr. A. =. SipISNi
~ II. EBERT n CO.,

II IL. EBERT n CO.,
~. Flour. Grain. and t;cucrut tottttt iSsir
Merchants, Nos. 300 aud 5Ol North t.rNrr,
ST. Louis. Refer by permission: McSSrs.
}. y. Roe Il Co. G.. u. Alien a Co., ST Louis;
Northrup n Chick. 4. Il. Alexander II CO.,
New York; =. IL. kennedy Il CO.. Pike,
brother Il Co., New Orleans. Personal at
tcnlion given to TIL" li,vcha%" of -four and
grain. Scptrmh" ~ 1870. nl:lN
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

$500 II; 0i
OFFICERS:
Hon Jefferson Davis, President.
NJ. J. Wicks, LIST Nicc-PrcSidcnt.
j. II. Petit, md Nicc-PrcSidcnt.
w. +. Boyle, Secretary.
j. IL. EdmOnson. General Agent.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
NJ. J. Wicks, f. NJ Apcrson,
j. II. Petit, w. X. Hunt,
". b: Grccnlaw, James Pulan;
j.. Titus, Napoleon Hill,
J. G. Longsdalc, VIM. Joyrcr.
r.. W. Smith. A. ScSScl.
w. l.. Vance. \. =. Bruce.
y. X. Pullcn.
Bchcn Brothers, State Agents for North
Louisiana.
J. +. Bchcn, Special Agent. Monroe. La.
Office: Corner Grand and DcSiard SITS.
DIR. u. II. Key will attend to the business
of the Office at Trenton.
REFERENCES:
NEW nnLENSS.--C;cncral Harry HAYS, F..
H. and j. VI. Allen Il Coz iinlbrc:ttr
Stewart Il Tier, jennings. Gates II CO.,
Nelson Lauphicd ~ Co., Bcadl"s, Wingo
a Co.
SnnEvEroRr.-B. NJ. johnson. banker;
Wimbcrlcy, ArdiS N CO., wholesale nicr-
chants; Cumming, Morrison ~ Co., II. II
Morris, Druggist. Gregg x Martin, .IcsSup
Marsh x Virgins. Hymns Il Kennedy,
Issues Policies on all the the improved
plans. No restrictions on travel resi-
tlencc within the settled limits of he Unite
States. British North America or Elropc-
All policies non-tortritablc for thcil
cuuittJlc v:tftc. liberal deduct ions made
on ministers.
Active, intelligent gentlemen wanted as
agents in every parish
Medical examiner, Monroe, DIR. Stro,her
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ID ). PETERS.
4 . Manu- t:rtnrcr OF SaatiCrN, HARNESS.
Collars and ItUli.lD Shoes. and dealer in
Sad,llerN-l hardware, l;uil.,iu- Robes. ETC.,
No. III y. Main Street. bot. Chestnut and
Pine. ST. Louis. Mo.
represented by r. f.. rac<nhcry.
September -. 1879. nl:lv
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D.ABNEY ii. MAURI, General -Agcn
for South West. 80 CarOndelct St. y. ..
l.. V. M!ARYE, State Agent.
+. l.. PETRI Agent for North Louisiana
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!, The Houston Union estimates the
total cotton crop of Texas at l30,Goo
bales.
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DIR. RlcHNT : GGT.pi;N itAiS.\M NJ. !. euro,
ulcers, utc|ratcH sore throat .l.!ti niu,i. i II.
sore eyes, 'Ntanrrii$ rruliiGI!s, ,.rpi,Cr-
rplnrCt blot riiCS. soreness 9f ,i, @,.,ll,
:tIfa DC; il is TIN" greatest rcnnNatuI. "ftt.,-
ativc ana blood purifier known. removes AZ!
mercury from tic S>~tcuI- and i"HN''. III.
blood pure and hCaithv.
DR.. EICII.\T'S GOLDEN BAI.:;.> " 40. ,, rliIr-
mcrCurial affections. rheumatism ia il!t -
fornIS aud gives Immediate rofiCfn att ,;,-u.;.
Price of either no. nr =. - !,"r !u'; L.. 81
two bottles for 50.
fr. RftU.>t' = Eui.r.:N \ SrfDorE. y I:l,,.i
and radical cure for all urinary '"r:,l:."-
mcntS. Hrirc ~ per hnttic.
DIR. ffCti.tt'S tIbtttf:S EiINtR ~ N'trJ-:l.
II radical euro for nervous or general dgi,ili-
ty. in old or young: imlartnig energy with
wonderful effect. Price. - per }'utiir. g. tv.o
bottles Tor ~.
Order through Your druggist ur >vtui i,v
express, and there will he no loss ,rt r.yu,Ir
Prompt attention. paid /" all CORES rnf',l"n!.;.
None gCnuin" without the name OF =. IN.
Js'ch""'S Go'"cM Ia""'"tlt"s. p. +. I'j'Ao.r'v,
Sole i|"pric'or.' blown III glass Of BOTTLES.
Address DIR. u. y. RIc,INupS No IS VA
irk street. New York. or
Il. j. HART X co, New Orleans. i..l.
milky Wholesale Agents frr he SOuti
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Ii +. f}tiCkI.EH,

II =. Buckley,
IF.l ron VI 4 4 T. Is,
No, : Camp street, New Orleans,
DEALER IN
.t"cI'Ic'r', Eugii$h ana .%tciSS Watches,
of the best Makers.
fUtC JcWctW, Ptu'c STEER H0rc, ftGFrc
ana .fri'fci CIOck-s, Guns ara Pistols.
10 Every description of w .\rCII RErAIK-
ING ut moderate prices. dCcl2-wlV
II J. HART n co.,
H. Wholesale dealers, importers and COM
mission merchants in Groceries and Drug,
Nos. ~, - and II Trhoupitoulas street. New
Orleans, LA. We keep constantly on hand
Liquors, Teas, Tobacco, SogarS, Sugar, Coffee.
Provisions, and all descriptions of Groceries.
Drugs. Chemicals. Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils,
NarniShCS, Window Glass and Patent NIcdi-
cincS. January |, 1871. nI5C
DEM. PACE X SIMMONS,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
No. ~ Union Street,
" 7; " orr Z 4 VS.
be''ii.o"r II, 4S"". ul3:ly
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:. II. RICHARDSON. JACK L. RICHARDSON.
CANI II. RICHARDSON'S Il CO..
- DEALERS IN
BREA DSTIFF'S A ID GRAIN.
AND
GeJ!e,I Commission N"rcintfS,
=. f.. Corner Walnut and Commercial Sts.,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
~" With enlarged facilities and several
wears active service in this market, we hope
to meet the continued confidence of our
friends. Wcll-known brands of onr Flour,
put on board "Ercr OF braNasc.' and ut the
lowest market prices. Private brands got
ton up for our regular customers without
charge. i%6n
VIZ y. X. HE:ALL.
GE:NERAL COMMISSION lyIRrIII NJ
And Purchasing Agent,
No. Is South Commercial Street,
ST. 10 I IS.
Dec. l.. 1870. nf3-Gm
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This IL an entirely new saloon, couvcn-
iCntly located, and furnished entire with
new bar fixtures. The best brands of Ii
quors and cigars kept for customers. and
polite attention guaranteed. oct. :. 20 bly,
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nR. MILAN Fps
nR. N'lIASE'S
Celebrated American
WORM Sp!.''I re, OF.
l'ERsfI f'i-L;f.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:


SYMPTOMS OF W1RA;S:
The count"narcc i pale and lr,l",,-,.r!-
orcd. With occasional ilnsll,.S %. a ,.:r,.,ln-
scribcd spot on ono on bot II "hr"ES The. ewes
become dull; the pupils diat,: an azure
ocniicircl" runs along ihr lower tvcIiii: linz
nose is irritatroi. sw"!l~, and Sometimes
becas a swelling OF til" upper iip:
sinnal headache with hunnIilll; 81 ihrni,-
hlnS OF the oars; an unusual secretion or
foul part icUlarly in tho morning; appetite.
variable, sometimes E"rnc;o'!s. with a gn:iw-
tirely gone; ii"ctin pains in The stomach
occasional nausea s,,:d vomiting: violent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels IL
untrcqu Y iin.scH Will, 'ii"rl: belly >.,vn!
len and hard: urin" turiJ;G rr.~;,i-:ttir,l
rasi"nallN dit'ir"it, and ""ron:"a'igd by
hicc"u-l: cough sometimes dry .Nd con-
vulsvc: uneasy and disturbed >lc"r, with
grinhing of the t"":r; temper r.lrini'!c. h;:,
generally irritable
Whenever til,, ;,hu>r ~yturr"n,~
are n'ini 7" "xis.,
p,:. M'L>Nr'-5 \-EEl,lll,.i
VIII certainly rl1"r, :, rt:rc-
! III" universal >ic...~S which has attended
the administrators Dt THIS l,rCI ara, ION ms
been such as t" warrant u> in pi"'I@iNs-
selves to III" nu''!i" -
EI:rI'R>t TIE: MONEY
in every instance: =" hero i sitnl!d ,,r,> q .Ir-
rn""tua! ''providinr III" -lupt Olil:, ~ t.ii,,-
ing til" sickness o.tlir t'illi a!,ti!, ~:ut.iu
; ca,,sc' In n!i ,,,.r-; III" slct:,,;, =, H(.
given IN Hir'f "C"p,r'''!'c, i"iN tn" |'.r.iin!.:
w" rlCtt:cC ourselves t" TIE !''.bi;... TIA:
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! from others than i'i"lniN. Bros. y, ~ 30
we'll to write Ih"" orders distinctly. ni,i
tnhc name hw i''. .WLnn"'%, 3.yry.,'j.,H ~
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