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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
JJ~Lrn II. sCUCvCK'S sI,lPLV
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tvai|nf tacMsH.yut % h.s vanTCft ny cG.ca.
Z med cine, tnry - HIiI mo- tay. fallen.
-ghc1rk mas 90 lI- 'HI Case pTHg.l tia.
Fever sutDcieut vitality rcuiains, tlIat vitsti-
Y ms medicines ga ~ dticrtlYG, tor I.4eIr
L. qu.csvuel IutJ hui tnfui NIgur.
tn. statement there 70 nutuIHs prcsump-
e.. To tIe faIt1 II tle Invalid ~ made no
-enLItlHn that -np' - thousand times suD-
lated ny living AID VISIBLE NJrKs. Thc
- ~ tie curc by Dr. SchrnCk's Incidence
'stuilo o.. II " uHfaiiing. lt- philosophy re-
no aT- uinv 1t. IL 10 sciI-assurtns, scli.cDn-
'ng.
!. -ea--cei Tonic and Mandrakr pi's are tho
fHp weapon W.T. winch the ctta,4,-t ~ the
~ !, ,Ssdi.si. lNp thirds ~ tue cases Of
,iinptIJn urI- Data, IA uyst-' p-in AMI n tune
Icy u1s rderei Ayrr. wan ,his condition
bronchial tunes "sympatilLc with tho
ach. Taey rcsPInd T. t.e Iiurbitc action
Ie liver. Here then c tr,s tho cnI.ninattng
r, nui the settiIg IN, "itD all It's distress
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~ SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
ABB, BARRETT, President,
u. U. kALD, Secretary.
ST. LOUIS TRADE, NAME, BUSINESS AND Lo-
CATION or LEADING WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL HOUSES.
Those OF orr readers ~ho contemplate visiting
the Far will please cut this out and us. IT ssa
reference. as he elections have been carefully
mace and are strictly hrst-rlass.
ART GALLERY.
Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, &e. George
Harding 4O7 N. Fifth street.
ARTIFICIAL ARMS AND LEGS.
Price ist free Lewis Lockwood, As Pine u.
ST, LOUIS ALE BREWERY.
EFF. Young Co. SIS n. c Numerical at.
BAGS AND BAGGINa.
H&L Chase, II, n Nam street.
STAR BASKET MANUFACToRY.
G N FL ming 4 Co, los Main, manufacturers OF
star Baskets for Grain LAUNDRY, &c.
BOOKSELLER sTATIoNER
Send for Catalogue: Nv hcIn,yre, No 4 south
FIT h street
ST. LOUIS BOOK NEWS co.
Who'll. sale Sts'toners, 8c., 3o7 \ Fourth street.
BOOKSELLERS law and generaD.
Soula, Thomas Wlnsor. 2lb n Fifth.
BILLIARD TABLES, LOOKING oLAssEs,
Picture Frames, sc Julius bake, Thonssen =
Co, IA 9Th.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
, Ms Carter Co, corner h and Walnut
| CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
Henri, timHip. sl4 4 sl6 n slxt" Street.
CHATTER OAK STOVES.
| Excelsior Manufacturing Co, tl2 Main street
CIDER MISSOURI.
! Green 4 CLARK 200 Pine street.
CIDER (ouIol.
Henry Elch, 1925 seventh street.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Send for Catalogue Circular JON than Jones,
Pres dent, corne: Fifth ana OF We.
DRY GOODS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL).
VIII am Barr a Go, cor 5h = ch,rles
EEGINE, BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORKS.
Alex, CroL er Go, 1884 Main street
ENGINES (PoRTABLE AND STATIONARY.
otIor ana Congresses. Smith, Beggs a Co,
600 ban, cor Morgan,
URNlruRE BEDDISG, WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
Curtis Mason, 2l6 Washington avenue.
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE AND Retail
ole sgeDt for j, nes' Pat Bed spring. Crane,
blO 4 bl2 Fourth street.
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE VIVID RETAIL.
branch house 2A Marketed
GUNS, PISTOLS AND AMausITIoS.
Importer. and Jobber-. IL Folsom Co, $50
g. n Main street,
LUMBER lwHoLEsALE).
scsnelle Quer, nv cor 9Th and amply,
LEATHER AID SHOE FINDINGS.
sole Agent Anglo Machine SILK. Harvey Tette.
mer. vi Fourth II, -....
MILLINERY, STRAW GOODS RIBBONS, SILKS,
a., Importers 4 Jobbers. Waters, Todd Co,
4O9 ~ Fourth st.
PATuNT SOLICITORS, (U.s AND FOREIGN
prindle < Dyer. = Z cor 9Th and Pine 81 st Ioui.
No, and Washington, b O..
PRINTING INK MASuFACToRr.
BThaiman, 2i,t I, near Chouieau ave,
RATLwAl a MANUFACTURERS .r
Supplies, Iron 4 Wood working Machinery,
Rice, Dnnhlst c., II South Fifth street,
SCALES, (PAIRBANKs srASDARp.l
Fairbanks, Grtenlest Co, 80! Wssh,ngt Az
sINlkG MACHINES, (NoIsELEss). gore
Wilcox ard Glbh-, st3 N Four,hS
sfosEwARE AID PIPE hASUFACToRY.
For scqueduct., sewers am culVsrts, ~ LOUIS
Stonewl,re Co, lbs n FOURTH.
srHRLlSo sILvERwARE hANuFAcToRr. 4s..
EsiaolNhed in 1858 FA lulgn sos seventh .
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PAPER HOUSE,
Louis Type Foundry Co lio Pnest
VINEGAR MANUFACTURER.
Alden 4 Clough $40 and SIT Spruce 1t
PIANOS, lBELL TREBLE PIASos).
Factory snd sslesroom 30I and 800 Chotesn ~
Nal or snd tor illustrated ca togua General
southvesteis agency for the Buideit Orssns
At LOUIs MANUFACTURING co
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or MARRIAGE.

ays for Young N'n, ou great social Evl
ibGs-s, wh.eh interfere with Marriage, rn
Che tspFire-- oi ihyg.aui-,--w ID sur
! II rel { f1r the Erfnr and Cufp'Gna''
ed and drhIitaieJ SAM IN fesls lett
lpes, free @! charge. Address, HUWAR
CITATION, 40. . p. Nin.h rect Ehila.. o.
Pa or p4fu
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- ia 80 large Walls morocco
OeeH GOD en- coOiaItifuga
r'He tor every Ond,navy dIs
mainly .. >ubi.e' -, Dnd
~ VI "'tf non s..,..... ..if,u $40 20 -
\ aitiby ana travelling as g..
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sUPPLY or GOOD BLOOD.

,, sca-wcch Tonic, In conjunction with the
pprtnrhtes III usEiliItiatcs Win the fo'd
ncatitn u nov progressing without itsprc.
) t,rtures. Dge~'i. n becomes pHinle s.und
lIrc IN seen u be Ut h'uC. Ihrrc l. - III, 10
encc, uu ,EIcegUatiUn VI t.ic stuIIach. An
, tie sets m.
" canes tho prcnt est Blood Purifier ever got
y hy an In tulseut tIthrr 4 suffering man.
bck's Puimun!c syrup cinles Ia "a p'rform
lnctiuus and T. hasten and cumpletr the
IL enters NJ once nIHln IT. Work. Nature
lrcd and discussed pa! tiuns al the lungs.
q form OF gatherings, II prepares them Tor
rtomtiun, ana 10, ~ q vHry I'll, RI time tho
My Is VLnqulshcd, the rotten throne that II
iied u renovated and made new, ana the
NJ, in all the dignity of r"fained vigor, Step
, 10 enjoy the manhood or wUmunhuud that
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FOR SALE
FL e. --af- -Hs- ----.
NOTICE.

TIE Illinois Centrsl Raj. Road Com, any nov
pey Tor sale the following dssSr bed 10. n Hlrs
Aid tios to the City Of CAIRO. via,
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> work Of euro IL now beginning. The Vita
nd mucous deposits In tne bowels nni IN tue
,ntiTy canal are elected. The aver, lku
*, Is wound up. II uruure> from It, torpid
The stomach acts te- E1styelv, md the
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CONSUMPTION.
LEAVE No STING BEHIND"

I, Mandrake rills nrc comp sod % ono ~ Ma
= nubi--t pltt- the Pu,iu, hIllum PelLitaIn
I-'--C-, 4" the ninnd-ss1 rching, attentive
iItI,s 81 I.IJ..4N ], bat, ~. sS CI4ouiv., taCy
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ST. LOUIS FAIR.

Begins Oct. 2nd and Continues until
Oct. 7ih.
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JOB PRINTING.

The uAdsrsigpsd, PR pristors o. the ban, ssd
WItkL BrLLErls, have jast rtcelved ~ sssortl
aud have nov oAe Of the mos, Gem pisis job cecss
y the solth and Wsst. Thsy Eater sspssl,s-
thst they posssss fasitit - Cor Arnane snl
snttsslsd 10 thela, frsm he sasif.st care .,
ksel 70 the y moth psstsr, cad o 1ss~
which leave " b ear sssIasss Mes ~ ord Ell.
u - for seaiLpk thar xaIk 70 81. Lsuls, Glnc n
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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE

EXChANGE com, bank botes sni Uai,sd
Ia states eclrities bought and sold.
Interest Allowed On Time Deposits.
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THE BULLETIN.
1890. ~y~a~D~-~--,~~-~-~~--. ~~~1y
Publication GRice. BuIictiu isriiJirs.
Washington Avenue,
COMMERCIAL.

FLOCR-Tho make, i.crm ard hold.
err arc H'"I 3 no advance with good pros
.r.t unirg higher prices. Sale.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-25
PrcpareG EZrrH-siy for Marrisa
Ladies,

Ladies,
o. lady writes Duaor co'S Golden l'il'a rclieyc'
me ia tive cn;s.r with NJ any inc urenrqce, Ike
lnasic. 80 eny e " hO vhD ne the genuine ''tc.
ware of cu1iirrfeits ~ . hr gen inc !. nON Oit 'p
in l,r,e white bnXe,, c0ntniuirg dcul,le Qnhutl'N'
of pnls, ard upll each hux Won / ii1d mo q. =.
tevcrur Stamp lutel fom gNN .r'ritc ri mo
which ,oI uiil iud lha wJris Duprn.IS Golden
Peri, dcll Puls in tw!iJD &C; rs Son" genuine
without that s,emp The smill red AZ !cl ow
hox.. ara y" linger II ol because of ,hor bci
counere.te1
pr!oe, q. Ser.ssox. "'z Eg0N'S -.
old h, N. =. Ssty TSCNS, E9ruEHis..
SD Aren. flr Petroleum Cc TIE, ~ !. die.
sedi :; lin 81 thr push the enolrum tent e
most o lce can have tn P,lls sent trOutl1en'i II
by ,ail 10 amy part Of the ~ free e po-ttge
And aso by 4. Il. Gri'r.h, Oil rtr y. " N'u'u
ircenvlc. II. b. NcDonald, Tftustillp. CHi'ond p
q Co, Mtad;ius J hn =. Hes ry. wh"le.1ie 'coa.
New l.ors, ss6 by s. D. II HoHr. ess r,.ns'"
N.w Teyx. decf S,n.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
The Household.

\ SPOONFUL of oxgall 10 a gallon OF
water will sci the colors OF almost any
goods soaked ia il prev ious to washing.
To CLEAN TSwARE.-B Boil tin pieplate>
in weak I've 10 cleanse them. DO this oc-
caSioually.
IATInCA FagINt So'P Sprinkle IN boil
in. beef water simmer one hour. >kTm Of
the fat heat the soup Up a.d season 70
>uit
STAINS FEuM SCoRCHED GooD>.-Boll
scorchcd articles In milk and turpeniine
haif pound o. soap. half gallon of milk
las IN the sun.
CoLD WaTTR CookIFs -Thrce cup, 81
white sugar. one cup of butter, one tea
cold water. nutmeg and caraway seeds
bake quickly These are superb cookie.
yerv r.cb Sni nee looking
SORE IHRoAT 0sEGLE.->trpn. sag
t.a - IL mt strained honey. common SAT-.
aud strong vinegar. one tAhlc>roonful ~
each CAYENNE pepper. pulyeriAcd not quite
n teASpooufui. steep tho CAYENNE with
thr sage. strain. mix. and bottle for use.
Cargo from four 10 q dozen times daily,
according 10 IL severity
FInATI~G ISrASp.-Take the whites of
three eggs. beat them 70 froih put four
sreoufuls any Kind OF jelly. or roast apple :
beat them together tn il become. a sub
stance that will heap on a spoon. Mean
-hilc. have made a boiled custard OF one
and halt pints milk 10 the three unused
yoikS. Put the island on. and pile up like
rocks
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23

y DONATION PAETY-SDmewh here in
this state there is a Presbyterian mini, :
ter whose nominal salary j. four hundred
and nifty dollars a year
But - il was -iX months in arrears. the
congregation determined 10 give him a
donation party TO help him along.
IL came off-the donation did
The entire flock was on hand. and the
presents consisted OF six rolling pins a
pen wiper and quarter OF q peck of
dficd apples six wears old.
The minister, of course had to furnish
refreshments; and the company not only
devoured four hams. three and half
pounds OF sixty cent butter. and thir-
teen loaves OF bread. bnt they ate up
TWO pounds Of sugar and all the next
winters preserves.
10 crown all. four spoons were miss
ing.
ne Clergyman saws he wants TO have
Ju>i one more donation party and then
he Will close up his business ana begin
lie over a9ain a. champion pauper OF
the almshouse
lie i particularly down On one sister
who jamIaed herself full of ham and
preserves, and enough other sufficient
dlei 10 keep the family for week, and
then lald up against the wall pretending
10 feel religious and singing There j.
rest for the weary
He i willing to accept bets that She
will never weary "a long As there is any
grub about-that sister wont.
lie would like TO feed ker for a month
on those rolling pins and the pen wiper
lust out OF revenge.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
How TO raise Fodder Corn

J. Iaieoti, In the Boston CMltirdtar.
gives the following a. his method OF rails
Ing corn for fodder
The piece OF corn that was used in the
nr~t experiment was sown In drills about
thirty Inches apart, strewed hv hand from
a basket 20 3 70 occupy a space the width
equal TO the width Of the bottom Of the
iuTrow when all was sown il was covered
with light harrow: afts.r the corn was
up >iX IN be- or more To height, II was cul-
tiyated with one hors.. aud caltiSatoI, be-
tween the ruws. to keep down he weeds
al two different times hen Ten to grow till
wanted foJ feeding purposes. Very little
fodder corn j. ~oNu broadcast in this Vi
cinltv. a. the drill system ha> been found
much the h,>t way 10 produce good
crop: and the hest dairymen think that
corn >own In drills, so that Il will produc =
small ears at maturity, i much the bes {
for feeding purposes; that cows fed on
such corn will give more and better milk
IN quality then when the corn j. sown 80
thickly that no ears are produced. One
thing seems 70 he pretty firmly established
III the mind Of dairymen in Central y York
that there j. need OF better fscdin. and
care OF mich cows than Is u>ully praciised !.
and that fodder corn for summer feeding j.
profitable. Very many OF our dairy farm
err sow in drills with grain-driils from
nine to eighteen inches apart. which i a
very good way 10 put In the cora, always
remembering the ground should be dry
anu rich 10 get a good crop.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
A SIMPLE WEATEER-GLASS

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Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
Farm and Garden.


4 friend writes u Il have been round
the world not little. meddied with not a
few arts science and trades. and very late
la life have come 10 know the luxury OF
paint My first brush. bought in Ie63.
was clean and new last New Years. and
had little idea how much GOOD could be OBJ
tanned from it. Economy concurs with
taste in debating to every farmer and
householder a free ontlay of paint. A
few minutes can make SO great a difference
IN no otAer way. Wood and metal are
protected from the weather, made clean
and made cledndble.
II have splendid green, ready mixed
in a Hilton fruit jar, accessible any mo-
ment 4 rich brown. black, white and
lead color are in their respective tin cans.
wei stepped. | use Averili's paints, for
SIX reasons They are more convenient.
(ready mixed, of innumerable shades. can
ned in quarts, and | think far more dur
able, cheaper, will bear rain when fresh,
and have themselves the gloss of a var
uished surface, and they can stand opened
in the pot with less damage than others.
~ they are not sold by weight, YOU get
no barvts. The color is zinc, aud will
stand where lead would blacken. and if is
less injurious to health"
Now Is the time for farmers to paint
Let NDt JtUueu; tHe Csiit lht lhoNiHs -ma-
chine. and each tool that breads the wealth
er have IFS coat.
Before next winter, when your quarts
are not half empty, you will have saved
ten times their cost. Besides the paints
and brushes. there will be needed oil and
spirits turpentine or ben1,ne-nothing
more. 4 single spoonful Of paint will go
a great way, and last long time. And
bows viii stick better by fSrm where
every thing is kept painted up.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23

FEED Hay CAREFULLY. There are
hundreds OF tons OF hay lost every win
ter among farmers by careless feeding
We have been astonished sometimes
when Witnessing the amount wasted
around barnyards and stacks. The waste
Is entirely unnecessary, and if it were
made the rule OF every farmer never to
feed any kind of stock upon the ground,
thousands of dollars might be saved an
nually. There are times. to be sure,
when the earth is frozen dry and clean !:
but if racks are not provided, fully one
half of the time the hay will be dealt
out either in wet snow or mud, and a
good portion lost. Portable racks should
be used around stacks, and their location
changed every few days. The racks
should be SO constructed that the stock
can get at their feed handily, and at the
same time made so that the hay cannot
be pulled out and trampled under foot.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
Poisonous Gloves.

The Roneos of the present day." says
the London Daily Ne,rs, ''would do well to
qualify any wish to become gloves, out of
love for their Juliets. by adding. provided
the gloves are not colored. According 0
q medical contemporary, some gloves are
dyed in such way as to be poisonous to
their wearers. A lady, after wearing sew
eral pairs, noticed 'vesicular eruption
presenting itself at the sides and roots of
the uails. The vesication in few days
proceeded to liberation. The result of
investigation was to show that the dye in
which the gloves had been dipped con-
tained an arsenical salt"
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23

The list might b- extended to great
length. but the above viii suffice While
external signs and evidences are wholly
insafic.e mt and Insecure in deciding upon
the ,alu of artificial manures and while
the science Of Agricultural chemistry j. 50
unsatisfactory. tile safer course for the
farmer j., 70 laa.e the most OF his auiaat
Inanure-. Let none 20 10 waste, liquid or
solid surry.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. Il. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For inventions Trade Marks Designs
NJ. 7o state st.. Opposite kilbv ST..
BOSTON.

4 tfhE an extensive practice oi apward- 10
n Illr;t years. continues to -ccure Fa'ents ia
IRE uiirl states. also IA Great Britain, France
ana piheF iurciZu countries. Caveats, >pecIAca
tions, Assignments. and al other papers Tor Pa
tcut., executed 90 reasonable terms. with dis
Airh- kes"arc he's made 10 determine the validity
and utility Of Patent. of Inventions, and legal
AMI other advice rendered IN all matters touching
the same. Copies OF the claims Of any patent
urHishe,i by remiIiiug dollar Assignment,
TecOrfc Ell Ia " Washington.
Ne agency ~ me tinted States possesses slI .ior
facitsfiss fer pbt4isig PIfeats gscer.aininy IN.
Pra-'i-Htitifg 2finren:tons.
All nreessEy Ui y"aruey 70 u a>hington 10
procure Patent, ana ihs usual great delay there
are ucre saved utuT..
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
Notice.

The house on Hancock street built and former.
~ occupied by Isaac Springer is for sale. The
Land on which II stands together with a small
garden adjoining can be Leased for a numbar OF
years. Enquire of t,eo. \. Parcher ai his Hrug
store or OF the subscriber
dEO. FAkCHER
ELLSWORTH nov. ioth leIo 46u
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23

A correspondent of the Echo, at Ver-
saihes, says he saw six German officers
take more than one hundred and fifty-two
glasses Of beer at sitting. which $ but a
trife ever twenty-five head
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
MIDDLETON's POCKET CORN SHE'LL

One Agent wanted In every county In tn. Il :.
10 sell Niddleton's Pocket Corn shelter patented
1870 IL shells m >ixes of corn. and can he used
bs any one viii last for years. Retail ice 60 cts
wholesale 20 Agents. e5 cents. Territory FsEE.
MIDDLETON &Co.
Asu Harnabura Pa
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
Qtieultural.
Spurious Patent 'Manures.

Anon. the cheats and frauds perpertrat
eI ufla The unsuspec.ing farmer. that Of
a1a'terred fertilizers. rank, second to
none.
M--t Of farmers have come TO believe.
thaf some high priced. aud highly praised
c,tn uercial manure i absolutely demand
ef hy their soils, to keep up the fertility
Of their farms that the home-.upply Of
manure j. not enough TO prevent inpoyer-
.>AAent. Be this true, or not true. Is not
ear present purpose TO discuss. II is true,
IA i farmers are paying an enormous sum.
Yes. hr year, for psrtable manures- and the
more thev buy the more are they worried
and deceived.
But few farmers are practical chemists,
ana har it5t few can test he character Of
pgra h4~eI fertilizers, while the many must
ry On experiment. and experience. and
where a years end these res 1lt in fall
ure>- I'll Y are at loss to know. how. OF
By whom. they have been defrauded
Whether they were in fault. or whether
a,irluutable to some freak o. the season. or
whether the fertilizer was adulterated,thev
are Z, . loss to know. Tins much j
kuewa they have expsriea ced, annoyance
aaa deception.
Certain compounds thrown upon the
market and l4rgely used because of their
rir-sE virtues = fertilizers. few have
.fs-s..-5.-,f r9 IL. 81 l4~aefv qHufteYafetl A.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23

lSaill.Oad Notice.

1lthkTe To the West via Grand Trunk Railway
] secure every ing desirable Ia Travelling
Steel Rails and Pullm n sleeping oars,-at very
low raies. Parties licketed through from Els
worth.
GEO a. DiE ER, Az mt.
state street Block,
1it Ellsworth Me.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23

CugE FoR SIYE.-Put a teaspoonful
OF soda in small bag. pour on il ju>t
enough boiling water To moisicn il; .
then put it on the eye pretty warn.
Keep il on all night. and in The morn
ing the >tyr will most likc.y be gone: (
not second application viii b. sure 80
remove it. We have also heard that Tho
white OF AN egg applied 10 the ctrlid
with a feather Just before retiring. soon
effects a cure. >tNc> rise from inpurit.
II the blood, and no permanent cure
can be effected by mere external applica-
lion. The blood should be Kept Ia a
healthy condition D. the frequent use d!
some mild purgati,c-sav dose o. rhu-
barb and nla&nc-ia.
Ellsworth American., 1871-02-23
TESTIMONIALS.

II regard Mr.. Ety a. pne Of the saosf capabls tnf
shcces:fat practitioners III whom | have ha.i
Official Intercourse tHAs. MASON.
Comma ssioncTs OF Patents
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventors thai
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