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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

BILks.-We refer now especially to
the Gen. lie Vega Troups and Prof
Valentine, the magician. They have
printing bills still unsettled at This
office. Brethren of the press, de-
ma,ld your ply il a;lvlnce, of the e
trifiing svagabonds, or you will lose
your time, paper and ink.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21
NEW lO-i,.A
STRAY ED.

V,ROM THE UNDERSIGNED, IN ALBA.
n.y. u nie. iinm siZeti re cow, br,i,ilc
.E'' on, the. left hip TlnriSed with o., or
the left ear AMI ao.c in the right; aDoul six
years Oil. Any infOrlna. ION lcating to ll..r
recovery will be thankfully receive I an
literally rewarded. L. ELIkISs.
Albany, Dci. II, lS71-ss4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

CHANGE OF TIME.-Passelger trains
for Eugene now reach this city about
8 A. NJ, each day freight trains be-
tween 8 and 10 n. NJ. Freight train
from Portland 3.l5 Z. NJ; passenger
train 5.47. There is Il through freight
train that passes sometime in the
nirllt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21
FOR SALE.

A Ii. PERSONS INTERESTED ARE RE-
~ s:ncifiIi!y informed thai the under
efgnci haze now ON land, from sc.ecici
10. :, all he varlei les Of
<t3asslcc seed Wheat,
Carefully sni sc,)cvntciy stored, ana for
sale on las,osl:l'D:e terms.
c. B COMSTOCK & co.
VIM s EEwBsRI, Agent. IVA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

CorARTNE,~EIIr.- copa,'tie,'
ships notice elsewhere in this issue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

For SALE.-As will be seen by
advertisement elsewhere, G. b. Com
stock Il Co, through tiieiragent, Mr..
VIM. $. Newberry, have for sale all
the choice varieties of Seed wheat,
where al can supply them selves on
the most reasonable terms. Apply at
their Warehouse 1T foot of Ellsworth
street.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

If you have salIow color of skin, or
yellowiSh brown spots on face or body,
dulness, drowSinesS. fire Iuent head
ache or dizziness, bad tn ste in mouth,
tongue coated. internal heat. u1stt ady
appetite. low spiritS, gloomy foreho-
dings, you are suffering from liver
complaint or bi;iou5ness, and nothing
else will relieve and cure you so
speedily and permanently as Or.
Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery. Sold by druggists. \
pamphlet sent free. Address Dr. r.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. u.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21
Al, other I4,nds of Building daterial.

Lso: PREPARED TO DO MILL.
work, furnish shaker fans, zigzass
shakers, suction fans, driving puileys of
any kind, nj our factory on Lyon street ton
the river bank, next below MariShamb
warehouse. ALTHOUSE & CO.
Albany, Feb 10, 1854
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

FINGER AMpUTATED.-O -On Monday,
Mr.. Julius Gradwohl, merchant of
this city. i'll attempting to remove a
wine cask belonging to Mr.. John
Ganter, that through soae mistake
had been shipped with his goods,
badly mashed the second and third
fingers of the left hand. The bone of
the third finger was crushed, neces-
stating the amput:ltion of the finger
at the third joint. which was success
fully performed by Dr. Rlce. The
fingers are slowly healing. but Mr..
q. is suffering an immense amount OF
pain the while.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21
HDiice OF Copartilcrszlip.

NYOIICt. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIE
IN ii.tl oi Beach & Monfei.h, heretofore
cn.:,5a / III me milling business in the ely
of Ai,.,lty. Linn Co. Oregon, did, on tlm.
Isl ,i.,y On An ;ust, ls11, associate with
fhcnl-..i e- II my Myers ana a. 5 KNOX
il ,hc nii..in5 business, ,ln lcr the IirIi
rainc oi Il all, Mon:ci In & Co.
A.oauy. Or, Oct. 2l, lS1I-1viw4
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Come ssnd see 1Js.
PACKARD &, fPz.ENsER. Propr,rs.
Oct. I, 7I-5v4
nYSTEliS, S.tREINES, RED HERRING,
~ coltiah, etc. just received by
3v4 DUBOIS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

OCHOCO.-Col. Smith, one OF the
pioneer settlers in ochocn valley,
called on us "Wednesday evening, en-
route for Washington City. Mr.. Smith
gives cheering news Of the well-doing
and prosperity of OchocoiteS, and pre-
diets a satisfactory future for the val
ley. He informs us that the valley i
much more densely populated than
the Willamette valley, and that there
is no better coultry for stock range on
the coast. The country i; VT, 4 supplied
with churches, schoo,-houses. and
other evidences Of advanced civiliza-
ton. The Colonel was some four or.
or five days making the trip. and
during that time he passed sixty-two
| wagons. loaded with people and
household goods, all heading for
fresh fields and pastures green in
which to locate. -Four years ago
Ochoco was OH the extreme borders OF
civilization; now you must travel
nearly o:le hundred miles further to
get beyond the settlements"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

WHEAT RECEIPTs.-Ne learn from
Mr.. JAS. III. Foster, of J. Ii. Foster
& Co., that there has been received ut
the Magnolia Mills SO far this season,
some IS, 900 bushels Of wheat Messrs.
Beach, Montieth & Co., at the City
Mills, have received and contracted
for 120, 0o0 bushels OF wheat Messrs
e. Cartwright q Co., ut the Froman
Buildings, report 10000 bushels of
wheat, 20. 900 bushels OF fax seed,
and between 5000 and 10000 bushels
of oats. MeSsr5. G.. B. Co1letock &
Co., report received and contracted
for. 10000 bushels of wheat, and
5000 bushels of oats. Other parties
have purchased wheat to the amount
of probably 10000 bushels, which
would swell the sum total for this
season to 400, 600 bushels, and the
wheat still comes pouring in. Quite
respectable number Of our large
farmers still hold their Wheat for
higher prices.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-21

CIRCUIT COURT Docket. THE following
causes have been filed for Il lin ti,lt ion at
the October term of the Linn county Cir
cuit Court, which eonvencs next Mon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20

LOUIS MILLER EsoR., of Akron, lectur-
ed recently in Chapel Hall at Mt. Union
College on "Mental Philosophy" We
hope to see the college paper give the lee
ture entire in its next number, for doubt
less It was carefully and deliberately writ
ten out. No gentleman would presume
to deliver a lecture before the Professors
and students Of . college upon that sub
iect without careful previous preparation.
The AduGnce, the college paper, says "Mr.
Miller is an intense practical thinker, and
as he himself remarked, does not talk to
display scholarly finish but to impress
some thought upon the minds of his au-
dience." We are to understand then, that
Nj. Miller is not a fine spun m~etaphysi-
clan who
1aCan distinguish and divide
"A hair 'twixtnorth and northwest side"
but . practical man of intense" thought.
We regret the Advance does not give a
full report of the lecture nor even prom
Use as a brief of it. This looks singular
to us since Mr.. Miller. by his hberality,
"has eadeored himself to the officers and
students of Mt. Union college" We are
curious to know of which school of Men
tai Philosophy Mr.. Miller Is a disciple;
whether he follows Plato or Aristotle,
what he thinks of Locke, Bacon, Descar-
YES, ava Oc-y anu WHETHER No approves
Of the inductive or the deductive system
of thought how he reasons on the human
will and whether he maintains that con-
science is innate, or the creature of edu-
cation. These old and mooted questions
have never been settled-unless Mr.. Mill
Ter of Akron has settled them.
Mental philosophy" is a field Of inqui-
ry into which We were not aware Mr..
Miller had been travelling, but how few of
us know what wonders are around u.s.
Goldsmith did not appreciate his school
master till long years alter, and then he
wrote of him:
Lands he could measure, times and tides presage,
And even the story ran that he could guagel
Atarguing too, the parson owned his skill,
For even though conquered he could argue still
We hope Mr.. Miller will not hide his
light under a half bushel, but will en-
tighten ether learned colleges and schools
and other localities on this abstruse sub
iect. |
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Howard SanitaN ASsociatinn.

E fortunate, N Principles Of Christian Philnn
thropy Essays ON the Errors Of Youth and the
Follies of Age, in relation to N IRRIAsE and SOCIAL
EVILS, with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO-
Box p. PhiladelDhia Pa. may4 '7nyI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20

On last Tuesday afternoon was largely at
tended by relatives and citizens. Among
the former were Joshua Saxton of the
Ufbana Citizen & Gazette, brother of
the deceased. Among the newspaper
editors in attendance, out side of town,
were Mr. Brown, of the AlliaAce Monitor,
and Messrs. Frost & Welker, of the Massil-
Ion Lndependent. Quite q number of old
citizens Of Massillon were IN attendance,
among whom we observed R. H. Folger,
Esqr. The attendance of old citizens
from Canton, and the country around was
lpletely allied Persons in carriages only
;accompanledthe remains to the cemetery.
-Thers were over q hundred vehicles in the
procession.
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SD MADE FROM 6l Gts.

something urgently needed by everybody. Call
and See; or twelve samples sent postage paid
for so cents that retail easily for SO. r. l.. VOL
COLT, Isl Chambers So MY. 5w4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20

The attention of Assessorsis particularly called
to the -Rules for Valuing Personal Property on
the back of"raI Notice.. Take especial notice
OF the I'd 4 Sd sections Of said rules which read as
follows
IL Every individual may hold personal prop
erty, not exceeding FIFTY DOLLARS in value.
exempt from taxation; bat all ABOVE that amount
must be returned to the Assessor. Every guard
ian is entitled to this exemption in behalf OF his
minor ward But in families, this applies only to
the head OF the family, unless the other members
own separate property independent of such head.
III. me necessary wearing apparel, and all
articles of flood provided for the PRESENT use and
support Of an individual or family, are not TO he
regarded as objects oftaxation. This is limited 10
provisions for tie iadiriduGk or family, and does not
fnetHde food for cattle or stock
BE sure to get all household goods. Be careful
TO take all new structures, built within the past
year. TAXI AL, and il we find by comparison that
any OF them have been taken by Land appraiser,
they will be striker of. Be sure t. return on lists
furnished, au male inhabitants n hove the age OF
81 The Probate Judge desires that the utmost
Deaths.
ED. A. LEE, Co. Auditor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20
FROM COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS Apru II 1911.
Mr.. EDITOR Some weeks since Hon.
L. Baber Of the House presented petitions
from your county signed by about a thou
sand of the citizen of Stark, praying the
question of license or no license may be
submitted to a vote Of the people as q
constitutional amendment. The course Of
the majority on these petitions, and es-
pecially the action of the two members
from Stark, E. N. johnson, IT,, and Mr..
Bowman, should be known.
While the first batch Of the petitions
werein Mr.. Baber's drawer in the House,
the drawer was broken into, and the doc
uments stolen. After being kept for some
time the lock breaker replaced them one
night. The members from Stark said they
were only signed by ''the Dutch"
- OnAreceiving the last petition Mr.. Baber
asked 1eaye to present it, but the Repub-
lcan majority induced thereto by the mem
bers from Stark, refused to receive il. This
shows their regard to the right of petition
-atleast so far as ssthe Butch" are con-
cerned. But this was not all.
On the 10th Mr.. Baber sent it to the
Clerks desk, and asked thatit be read and
referred to- the Committee on .Constitu-
tional amendment. The leading radicals
spoke bitterly against this ordinary court
esy, and wanted ut laid on the table, b
noodle member from Alliance being one of
the planters. 1t was referred, however, by
a vote Of 4S to 10. Of the 43 there were
If Republicans. The is were all radicals,
and among them were JOHNSON and
BOWMANJ theo-radical7 members from
Stark county. aai -ss4@a nEz 13
hIstfost, Mr.. Editor the German, and all
other voters Of Stark county, who favor
the right Q petition, or rather the right of
instruction. VIII remember the two mem
bersin this General Assembly from Stark,
whca;opposed receiving petitions for a
license Jaw because they were signed by
Germans. The petitions in question /
must, say before closing, were numerously
signed by all Glasses Of citizens. There is
no doubt ths whole opposition to the re-
ceptionlof these petitions emanated from
your members JOHNSON and BowMAN.
- 80 ARGUS.
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WR have received communication
from Louisville signed s.Feritas in reply
to one Mast weeks Rep. e Rep. signed
80. NJ. The game is not worth the cost,
and We prefer to answer such cowardly
blackguards by not noticing them at all
The Hdecency party calves areeins the
habit lkesSM OF talking about Demo
cratic whisky rats &c.,s forgetting the
character of the 1ssders Of their own party
at Washington and elsewhere. The DEM
ocracy have nothing to lose in a compare
son With the personal qualities OF their
opponents. We must yield tothem the
qualities 81 head and heart. This M.S
Sick Man, We presume, is sick because of
the healthy condition of the Democracy
OF Nimishillen township. This may ac-
count for his bitterness over the result at
the SpFiag election there, and the slang
and dirt this anonymous scribbier filings.
We decline to publish the excellent; but
somswhat lengthy production of"Veritas."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20

We understand the Board of Education
re-adopted the 'Babbittonian system OF
penmanship in our public schools, and
thrown overheard the Payson, Dutton and
Scribner books. This is but just to Messrs.
Babbitt and Elliot, as we understand the
Payson, Dutton and Scribner's were
forced in by some ''huggermuggery." The
Babbittonian system is a good and perfect
one and if a scholar cannot make him
self a good penman by this system, there
is no use in trying any other.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20

THIS IS NO HUMEUGt o.
i By sending OD CENTS with
age height, color Of eyes and hair, you will re-
ceiFe, by return mail, a correct picture of your
future husband or wife. with name and date of
marriage. Address W. FOX, p. o. Drawer No. "a,
FultOnYilie. N. Y. apr2Ow4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20

OF the Canton Planning Mil, and Sash
Door and Blind mandatory. advertise
Their bnsiness in this paper. Messrs. Will
dis, BenAkin & Co. are workingmen and
mnderstaad their business. They give it
their undivided attention, and turn out
hiptap work at very reasonable figures.
up slip shod, but see that it ia all right,
and made and finished Satisfactory. We
advise our friends in want OF planning, sash.
doors, and blinds to call at their factory,
-on8 th street, near railway
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20

0uprez q Benedict, the unsurpassed
Minstrel Troupe, last week commenced a
suit of libel against the editors and pub
fishers of the Alliance Local, damages
claimed 5000 The libellous matter re-
fleets injuriously upon that troupe, at pla-
ces. where their reputation as ~artistes is
not known. Their recent performance here
was of the highest order, and was equally
so appreciated by a very large and highly
respectable audience. What induced our
colleagues thus to assail SO accomplished a
troupe we can not decipher, but hope for
their sake, they can give some erroneous
impression in mitigation of the wrong
doue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20
b q Cltlssna 81 eanten,

CANTON, April 20, 1871
M. EdaoF-Lest entire silence should
be regarded as concurring in the report of
the Committee Of our council on the gas
question, allow me to say that the finqs
in said report are beneath my notice, and
that ] am very willing that the author of
it and myself shall stand before our
community on our merits. Mi. Tyler
being the nominal President of the COM
pany, to comply with the law, could not be
expected to know what the enlargement
and extensions of the. gas works made
within the last four years cost, quite as
well as the party that paid the bills.
JNO. F. RAYNOLDS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20
summer Resort.

The most beautiful Summer Resort in
all this neighberhood is the Lake House
at Myers's lake. 1t is kept by our friend
Andy Lothamer and of courseis kept right
in all respects. Besides beats to take a
row on the lake, he has a bowling alley
connected with the Resort that young
gentlemen may exercise in. Mr.. Lothian
er keeps refreshments and Summer drinks
all Of the choicest character. Pleasant
days are now at hand and the fine drive of
two miles out the Fulton road will be de-
ligAtful. Try it.
apr20w3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20
DRY GOODS.
T E P C E
,- s. To Buy Your
DRY GOODS
KRPIINGBR s SHANE.
N0W OEEER

.ezT NOW OFFER
The most complete stock
of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods ever exhibited iRl
Canton ; there is nothing
new or novel I'm the East
ern Market not found On
our cOun ters.
The system of EsReady
Pay.5' Reduced Prices,''
and cone Price TO AII,''
is "a decided success, and
although PrO6ts are
smaller, sales are larger.
we offer 1000 Yards
Wash POPIin zoe. per yd.
Japan Cloth, checked,
for 35c. per yd.; japanese
Silks, elegant patterns,
S1.OO to $3.50 per yard;
GrOs Grain Silks $1,75
to $500 per yd.; elegant
line Spfing ShaWIs from
$500 to $500 each, &c.
White Granite Queens
Ware--the very best Inn
ported, at greatly reduced
prices.
Carpets from % to $50
per yd.
Black AIpacas are now
offered at a special bar
gain, the prices being re-
InOoI 6DGH naus cant
But, above all, come and
see the new Milton GOId,'
the most elegant thing
out; yet durable, beGuti-
fuI, and very Cheap.
KEPLINGER BRISBANE
80 SOUTH MARKET ST,
aprl3tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20
lParfiffnn.

A UGusTUs MCDANNELs and his wife Amanda
"a AcDaniels, Of Stark county, Ohio, and Isaac
Miller and his wife Ann Myra Miller OF st. Joseph
couAty, Indiana, will take notice that a petition
was fled against them on the Goth day Of April,
1871, in the Court of Common Pleas Of Stark conn
~, Ohio, by James Loyette and his wife EVeliRe
j.. LOYete, and is now pending therein. FHherein
said EveiinoJ J. Lovette demands partition Of the
Il loWiAg real estate. 10 wit: Part OF the north
west quarter of section q, township II, range 6 in
said Stark county, bounded as follOws: Beginning
at the northeast corner OF land heretofore be-
longing to Elizabeth Mcdowell thence east "A
perches and 8 links; thence south sc rods and 6
links; thence west rs rods thence south % rods;
thence west 7 rods and s links: thence north -
degrees sect o3iperches; thence north So perches
and s links, eontaining about 81 acres. Also u
acre OF northwest quarter Of section 9. Same town
ship and range, bounded rs follows: Beginning at
the northeast corner Of a tract of land owned by
Jacob Harris, purchased from Christopher Bair
running thence west, pounding on State read, so
rods thence south s rods thence east 8 rods {;
thence north, making i've rods to place Of begin
ming. EYeiine J. Logette and her said husband
will apply fer an order that partition may be made
Of said premises. JAMES
and his wife EYeline J. Lovette.
By LOUIS ScHEZER, Atty. apr20w6
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20

M RUHMAN has just returned from the
East with q large and fine stock Of cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods. His
spacious room is well filed buthis numer-
.ous customers will soon be reducing his
astock. His goods are bought close and
VERY. ant to return.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20

White Wheat 81 45G15 so. Red Wheat
81 40 to $144. Rye 759s0c. Barley so.
t070c. bShslled Corn 55c. Corn in ears
.60c. Oats 45@47c. Hay per ton 81 to
$50. The grain receipts are now light
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20
m WeIIS' FYTRAGT nf .IIRURERk
EREAM YEAST FULLWEIeHT.

Produces the finest Cookery known to
Science; Iaa--cs n1 Grtic-c5 r5-s tender,
Hight and delicious; czo-tlird the
sheFtcuinS; takes loss 10 Go tho work. al
Fays reliable; fun weights bestin use.
GOLD MEDAL sALEHATUs.
The Untverse1 choice ofthe best House
wives "a America; Glands without q rival
for purity, healthfulaess, eo1pamy and ne
cookery. Deposn Liberty St., view York
Western Branch, ITO North Water Street, Chicago
apreOW4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-20
MEDICAL.
Ayers S~arsaparilla,


1913 9ho reputation thls ~
e !. !. : ! ! !. !. !. ! ! :
-"1S1ent medicine e1joya,
NAA is derived from lis cnfes,
~ marvellous. MYetara8
'9i ~ cases o. eorofulons an
% seemed saturaeod Wih
~ CORRUPTION have been
- purified and cured - ~
~ ScrGf1lo1B aGecdo1aand
disorders WhichWereaRs
graEated b. he soEofs-
they were painfully ahalctng, havs beeaEaairnllY
cured IN such great numbers In Almost every So
% be hfoTmed offfs virtues or uses.
i've enemiss Or our race. Oheni ehs unseen and
unfelt tenant of the organism undermlnos Tie con-
s~titu5on, andinvites the attack Of enfeebllng o. IA
preSe5ee. xs1in. L sesms 70 bSssS Msseaos
throughout the body and then On some 4Eofa1lo
o~ccasion, rapidly develop into ons or other o. -
yitAls. In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited In the lungs or heart, ortumors formed
on the Dir or foul ulccra3Ons en- some part OF
the body. Hence The occasional uso 81 4 bottle
active symptoms OF disease appear. Persons az
1tcted with tho believing complaints generally
use Of this SzRS1P1RILLIf Sc zafko-
MA Fire. Rose Or EEUStDe1o8, IeltoFs Snl3
EAe.ns, seatd Head, 4tsgsgorins Asre Lgass
of 6croftsl0as disease Also IN the more con-
eealed forms, as OysPePst0s DgoPsBs Heart
Disease, EI6e, Epilepsy, NessratGtGs and
The various UIoerous affections Of the muscular
SvpliIis or YeScreaI and Me5'oasrlGI DE-
eases are cured by Il, though q long time 10 -
quirod for subduing these Obstinate maIzdies ~
any medicine. But lOngconttpucd use o. thio
medicine win cure the Complaint. Lcscoygkoo
or Whites, Uterine U~IceTuttoaet and EeNtolo
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and ult-
mately cured by its purifying End tnrlGoEltinE
eject Minute directions for each case are 1c1nG
IN our Almanac, supplied gratis. RheNmGtteu8
and Goat, when caused by necunFnfzto1a q eN-
traneous matters In the Hood, yield qBickly .
as also LfCer CO~DspL1fsfS, TOrpfGltHS C18oeo-
ton or Inflammation ofthe Lusrs and JGHn-
dfcss when arising, as they often dc, 1rm ne
ranking poisons In the blood. This 8AE8A-
PARLLLA is q great testOrer for the streuElh
and Vig0r Of tho system. Those who are LQaa-
SsSd and LfSfgeSs, Dependent. 8~teeptea1,
and troubled with Nervous Appreheasto1lo Or
Fears, or any Of the affections s-ympt0matle of
Weakness, VIII ind Immediate relief and con-
vinetng evidence Of its restorative power upon
trial
PREPARED b
Dr. ,. O. AYER 4 CO., Jewell, Meas.,
PrzcsSeaE and AaasStioag CAesadstS-
sOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EvEKYwHERE.
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