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New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

The release Of Gen. Bergeret at Paris indi-
Gates that the Cheap-John agitator, Cluseret
has lost his official head. 1t is not known who
has come into power in his stead, but any
change must be for the advantage OF Paris.
The dissensons of the Commune increase
daily The leaders are resigning or auesting
each other; and the subordinates refuse to do
duty which they do not enjoy, or which ex-
poses them to danger Meantime the Yer
sailles troops continue to strengthen their
investing line, and TO batter down the
barricades Of the Communists as fast
as they rebuild them The reported
retirement of the Germans from the forts cast
Of Paris is contradicted. The preliminary
treaty of peace does net require them TO do so
even on the payment of the first half milliard
OF francs Of the indemnity, unless the treaty
il alsO ratified. Neither condition has been
carried ont as yet, and as long as the German
occupation Of the iogts plegol.5 supplies from
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

Senior CASTELAR, does not content himself with
mere eloquent invective against the House of
Savoy and the weak and irresOlute scion it
has sent to rule over Spain. He followed bis
speech of last Friday, which we have already
noticed, by an announcement of his purpose to
introduce a resolution of dethrOnement-a
measure which will have at present no prac-
teal results, but which is doubtless intended
as a logical aud effective conclusion of his
recent rhetorical attacks against the dynasty
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

Four of the coal mines near Scranton are
again in operation, the miners having apparently
resumed work without regard to the decision
of the Union and relying on the promised pro-
lection of the operators. The Schuylkill
operators have made a similar proposition to
their miners. and there are indications that an
early settlement of the vexed question will be
forced by this apparent detection from the
ranks of the Society.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

defeat Of party. If It is their party they want
to defeat they are taking sure way to accom-
plish their end but is it not worth while to con-
slider how unpleasant this constant upsetting is
to the Governor' We all know the old story.
"Don't dig the earth out Of.the cart" said the
"bOss" to new hand; dump 1t over the hillp
Whereupon Pat threw cart, load and horse into
the pit. "Troth," he soliloquized his hands in
his pockets, it's an asy way of gettin' rid of
" thc load, but it's thryin on the baste"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

The WorH says we have charged our City
government with obstructing vice. Not so.
We make no false charges; and the men who
misrnle this City have 40 idea OF obstructing
vice On the contrary, they encourage, patron
ize, protect, and largely profit by 1t. They
make money and votes ont Of inieIpperance'
Gambling, Lewdness, &C., &C., not 10y obslruct-
ing but b. fayoiing than. And 7he World
has coolly and repeatedly argued in Their
behalf that, while it is iighf to
obsiruct gambling by clerks and "'''"r
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

involved seem very broad, And, in this day Of
multitudinous injunctons AM receiVersnips'
may be said to concern every Nrtner as anu . a.
most every property holder The Iaeiense % was WA,
opened on Friday by Mr.. Bartlett WIZ roa "hn hn
conclude this morning and be follow ee W py
Judge Porter. Should the Judge regard '"s
case as involving the broad issues preseht.u
by COUNSEL his opinion will be awaited with
deem interest by the bar and the public.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

rrosumntive,y poor persons, who delight
IN Keno vet the rich who play faro at the
GREAT gaming houses ought not to be inter
sorod With No; oar rulers are Justly OBJ
noxious to many inculpations, but not to that
Of obstructing vice. They never did it; and
wc protest against The Worlds making us re-
s,,onsjble for its calumnies.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
MIIsIC.
MISS BRAIsERD's CONCERT

Chickering Hall was well flied nv d, h..
and appreciative audience, on Friday evening l,.,
complimentary concert given to Miss Maria g-aDex a.
deservediy fayorite vocalist The programme vs -.
oi UNUSUAL attractiveness, containing 1t DID s.v
very fine vocal and instrumental concerted niece. -
which were Henry Lesie's charming madriral -
Eyes so brght; one or Two beautiful ouFpart sous h
kueken; a trio from Balfe's Falstaf" and FIs,.
Spinning Wheel quartette from Martha
vocal selections finely rendered by Mia, p,,f,.
Misses Hattie and Anna Bulkey Nessrs Bush R,.Ss,.
and Schauiier. The opening movement 0, one p...,
ovens trios for piano. violin, and yiolineeno -.
played with much vigor by Mesrs G. ps.,,
very deserving young pianist-Fdfber, and Bervnsr
Mr. Beckett sang schumann's "The Noble.tv .a
miraoy, and did still better with schumanns sped,
cation,' which he gave in compliance with A ve,
deserved recall Mr. Beckett IA the road to honorsM
distinction The Won Weber Quartette Gnale, san, -
a'eiuiiy several pieces by HatOn, vogel and ss,sr
Miss BraneId sang rOmanza. with yOlonceIlo o.Ir.
by LeDonc and Clays charming ballad She Wands,ea
Down the Mountain Side" Her singing is always IIse
ana her pleasant face and manner add not a te 70 M,
enjoyment OF 1t. The Misses Bulkey sang a a ct bx
"apusl' very prettily. Mr. s. r. Warren was the Loom
panist.
GERMAN OPERA
fIotow5 light but very pretty opera of
strsuelia was played on Saturday evening with con-
siderable spirit Madame Lichtmay, whom our German
fellow citizens want TO hear about seven or eight tmas
week, was not In the cast but Miss Minnie Kuhn ala
tceraby in the leading role and both the popular teDo
Habelmann and Bernard, were there, as well A. C.d
Formes. The lastnamed gentleman was in excelle,t
voice, and performed his part with the ysor and uDc
ton for which he is deservedy famous
MIR. DERGNER.
The popular violoncellist and fine artist, Mr.
Frederick Bergner has his annual benefit concert To-
morrow evening at Association Hail. and we Judge from
the bills that 1t will be very good one. Mss Krea
Mrs. Gulager, and string Quartote will furnish the On
tertanment.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

This is neither in coed taste, charitable, nor
true Whatever we may think Of opening the Public
Libraries on Sunday, have no right to call those
who favor such an innovation iIreligous or infides
The worst results of such sharp language might be
challenge to discuss the Divine origin of Sunday OBJ
servance and an inquiry into its Scfi2tura author
ization-a debate which could do no good and might
do mlch huIm
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

1t is hard that important questions cannot be DIS
cussed without an exhibition Of intolerance upon
one side or the other Thus, with its peculiar views,
the New England Methodist Conference, recently in
session in Boston, had perfect right to censure dis
regard Of the Lords Day. but it had no right to pass
the following ill-tempered resolution:
f That we rejoice fidelity oftbe Mas ahusets Lezisa
ture 10 the theory practice Fathers rens to sanction th
ening of pubic libraries upon sabbath beeyng DO t
the Paic Library bill pretert Of the com nd rgon ana n
fidelity unehTssnze the Commonwealth slny hr h
tory atheism for Christianity the bass our political
educational, aud civil Dsitui0ns'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-24

Another unnotcd poiut viii receive -,
attention. In few conmPnts on tLo =. y ,,,,aa
which has been acted Tor ohe VIZ" ~ - .,.h th,tr
Theater aud which seems '" n''' "a '.,,,..ht 0. ~
courasepent OF populAr arplsuse On the hls". ~,
ar.t repescna tou tais play ,aa Lougal'' anu w. IA
under nausploioas eoadi.ioa'. SAGE 'AeA ''' ''''
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Track of the Cholera.

The cholera which comes through
Northern Persia and Central Asia gCner.
ally originates at Hurdwar; that which
travels up the Persian Gull and the Red
seaalmost invariably comeSbropI BON.
bay ..sA...
Cholera has always pursued these great
routes, but sometimes doubles back or It.
self Thus the disease has been carried
by ships down to the island Of Mauritius,
aud thence 10 Zanguebar on the eastern
Coast of Africa, whence II has been trans.
ported by slave.ships up to MuscAt on the
Persian Gull, and from there down to
Bombay. ga. ,..
In the China Opium War, the lisease
wAs carried by English troops from Cal.
cutta, by ships, to the island Of Chusan on
the China coast; tlIchCe 10 Nankin, Pc.
kim and the great Chinese border trading
town Of Kiatcha, where all the Russian
caravans from Orcnburg congregatc.
FROM Kiatcha cholera was conveyed to
Orenburg, thence down to Khiva, B0khara,
Halk, Cabool, and thence down the river
Indus into India.
Tie cholera Of 1881 was conveyed from
England down to Spain, Italy, the Medi.
terranenn and the Red Sen from the west.
IN tho Russian war the disease was car.
ried back from Algiers and Matseillcs to
tho English and French troops on the
coasts oil the Black Sea.
Cholera is generally brought mp from
Persia to Trebizund, on the southeast
coast Of the Black Sea, aud thence dis.
trbuted to Southern Russia, Odessa, up
the Danube, and down to Constantinoplo.
But the disease has reached, Constantine
pie by steamships from Alexandria, and
thence bGen transported east to Trebi.
Lond, and thence scattered down into Asia
Minor and Persia . W I 3H 3 m
The cholera Of 1889 forced It's way from
Canada along the st. Lawrence aud the
lakes, down the Mississippi 70 New Or.
leans; while the epidemic of ls4S and
lS40 reached New Orleans'flrst and then
Travelled up the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers toward the lakes and Canada.
-yohn G. FSterA, H. D.
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reflect That sound mind and body are tho most
necessary requisites 70 promote connublSl hap.
through life becomes weary pIlOTIHS!HV"u.' I IS1
ENTHUSIASTICALLY darkens to the View, ms mini
zee s1R.Iowod wfth despair and Allied with
Sno SCHnchoIy reflection that tho happIness OF
Another becomes blIRhLed with nnr MN 'ls'" W
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured Themselves by A cor,oIr n..,
tlce, INDUCED In when alone, habit ffeanhniIv
learned nom cvel companions, OF al SCHOOL M
eneets OF which arc nightly felt, even WHOM
asleep; and, II not cured renders marriage I'm
should apply Immediately. wv"
MnAtA PITY that young man, tho hope Of his
country, tho pride Of bis parents, shouid bo
sSln a ifOm all prospects and en]oyments of
we ny INC consequences Of deylatlng nom lid
pat 81 nature, aud indulging in certain e.
nlnllnn "-Naet NNlVt0 lOnl.nl-
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acts with almost marvellous effect. II not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies, but
invlgOrates and permanently strengthens It's &C..
ton upon the Liver and Stomach thorough, per.
hAps less prompt than the Bltters, when tho
same quantity Is taken Is none the less certain,
Indigestion, Bllll0usness, Physical or Nervous
Prostitution, yield readily 10 It's potent influence
y gives the Invalid new and stronger mold upon
life, removed, depression OF spldts, and inspires
cheerlllnese. II Bupplants the pain Of disease
with tho ease and comfort OF perfect health, Il
gives strength to weakness, throws dependency
10 the Winds and starts the restored invalid upon
q now and gladstone career. But DR.. HOO1and's
bonefactions TO tho human race arc not confined
IN his celebrated
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The Only Place where Cure can be Obt,In0s

nty WY, Who ,t, have become the victims OF Soil
which anhnsiIS oreatiul aud destructive habit
liSnts SHd o. fSgng men Of lie most eSrSII sT
thunderS az nInnNo1 listening senAtes With ths
living y NAY call Win M SnE SSn 70 ssstasy the
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THERE is a story going Of an English
tourist who entered restaurant, and by a
few scraps Of French was able 70 order n
dinner. HO wished some mushr0oms-
preserved ceps-very delicious and large.
Not knowing the name, he demanded q
sheet Of paper and pencil The waiter
understood him in second, disappeared
or ten minutes, and returned with a
plendid-umbtella
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DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS

almost universally. ~ VE.e r
Nearly every other peTsOn yon meet victim.
an apparently willing one; Tor were this not thG
case, why, no many sufferers, when certain,
speedy and safe remedy Is Within tho reach OF
Al who. desire TO avail Themselves OF IN But
the m4l9rityYill not Blinded BY Prejudice, or
they IeiaHa 70 sccept The relief proiierGd them.
They turn n dear car 10 tho testimony or the
thousands whose suGerings have been alleyated
and with strange lniatuation, appear TO cling
with desperate determination to their ruthless
rcmedyS to which We reply: This great alleyIa.
TOR Of human suffering Is almost as widely known
az tho English language. II has Allayed the ago.
niles OF thousands, and Is to-day carrying comfort
and encouragement to thousands of Others, This
acknowledged pRnaceA 10 none other than
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Inc many Thousands cured at this sstSGlisb
err m'L ~ tno iast twenty years, and The nj.
" Dr; Johnston, witnessed by The repoftSrS NJ
XXI. LM SM and many other papers, notice. ~
WiEn naveSppearod again and again bofore t6a
sSapSc,sr smd s. nis standing 90 gentleman Of
anteo to the HfIllCtOd. "'uu'''O"' guar
SKIN KIN. DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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Los ANoELRs, Cal, again reports
heavy shower OF meat. About this time
last year, says the Virginia (Ncvada)
Enterprise, similar shower fell in Los
Nietos, with these differences; then IL was
raw, now II Is said to be "boiled." Then
the blades Of the standing corn were
"drenched with blood" now they are
moistcned with a kind Of homeopathic
SOUP.
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Medical.
ONE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED

It Ia one OF the remarkable facts OF this remar
Eable age, not merely that 90 many persons art
the victims OF dyspepsia or Indigestion, but ita
Willing vlctims, Now, we wOnld not be under
stood TO say that any ono regards dyspepsia with
urICs OF life. Far nom II. Those who have rx.
peri0lcGd lis lorIneIts would scout such an Idea.
All dread II, aud would gladly dispense with lts
unpleasant familiAritiGH, Mark THpley, who was
Jolly under all the Try ing circumstances In which
he was placed, never had an attack Of dyspepsia,
or his j0llity WOuld have speedily lOrsaken him,
Men and women sometimes suffer Its fortunes un.
cOmplalniIgly, but whoever heard OF a person
who enjoyed thcn,
OF all the muliilarlOus dl,rascs 10 which the
human system Il liable, there Is perhaps no one
10 GENERALLY pTgYalenta as dyspepsia. There are
diseases more acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal; but none, the effects OF
which are 80 depressing to The mind and zo posi-
lively distressing 10 tho body. If there is A
WTrtchCd brlng iuIhn world il II
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THE Atlanta Georgia. Plantation says
Colonel I0ckett has, in Southwestern
Georgia, planted in cotton this year $500
acres, and In corn and small grain $500
acres, making in all 1000 acres 1t Is es.
tlmated that the cotton crop will be worth
$4,000. This is, probably, the largest
cotton crop made BY any one person IN
the cotton region. He employees three
hundred and sixty hands-ali black"
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OFFICE, NO. 4 SOUTH FRFDRRIc arpprr
Len hand side going nom baltimore StSsat ~:
name and number. O' w "O'o''o tho
49,. no letters received unless postpaid and
PsIsonn 'H wg,i,,S stump q bo used on tic reply.
u3m OladYettisenlent describing synptomS
InOOoctOf1 DIPLOMA hama In In nGinn
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THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD,

cleansing the vital fluid from all hurtful lmpuri.
ties and duplicating them with tho elements OF
genuine healthiulnesB. Ina word, there 10 scarce
" disease IN Whlchitiiey cannot he iafeys and
beneilcially employed; but In that most general.
X prevalent distressing and dreaded disease,
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: CONBlRMFn .DYSPRPTIc.

But II is not our Intention 10 dlscant on the
horrors OF dyspepsia, To describe them truth.
fully Is simply an imposdbhty, but Ii Is possible
pepaiA 70 pGFhaps tho most Universal OF human
dlaeasea, Thlsls enphltlcall Mic case In the
United States. Whether this general prevalence
- duo to the characterog tho food, the method OF
lis preparation, or the hasty manner In which ii
ll usually swallowed, Ia not our province TO OK.
TO deal Is this.
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Now, thOre are certain Glasses Of persons 10
whom extreme BittefB arc not only uirpaisiSi,iS,
but who Ind II impossible to take them Without
positive discomfort. For such
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LET 1T BE RRMEMDERRD,

arsi q 81, that HooFLAND's GERMAN BIT.
TIERS nota rum beverage. l.ls = W.
They arc not alcoholic In any sense OF the term,
They arc composed wholly OF tho pure Juice OF
vital principle Of roots. This Ia nOta nero az.
SOrtion. Tho extracts from which they are com.
pounded arc prepared By ono Of the ablest Of
the market, they arc wholly ffGO from, Spirltuous
Ingredients. Tho objection which hold with 40
much force against preparations OF this class,
namely-thata desire for Intoxicating drinks "a
stimulated by their use, are not valid In tho case
or intoxicating q taste or desire for inebrIalinl
beverages, 1t may DO confidently asserted that
their tVpdenpY 10 In u dramatically opposite dl.
rcctISnF Thalr efIOcts can be " RI q I
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- pALTlAUhht huRut oJ'
FLouR-Demand fair a. fnli prices
GRAM WheatzMaFkct steady with moder
aI9 Demand amber, 81 S3al 60. Corn dtmand
MlE and market arm; white southern, 6907Sc
P1oysIoNl- Unchanged. N, ". Z
WnOKH-p5e 20
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- lDENERIcIAI ONLY

in oil cases of the hillary system. Hooaand's
German Bltters stand without an equal, acting
promptly and vigorously upon the Liver; they
ton Ofblle-thGreby supplying the stomach with
tho most Indispensable elements OF sound diges.
ton In proper proportions. They give tons 10
inc stimulating lts functions, and on.
aOling y 70 perform It's duties as nature designed
i should do. They Impart VigOr and strepplh 10
the entire eystem, causing tho patient to feel like
another baing-in fact giving him a new lease
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Chicago Market.


PLouR-steady and unchanged. .-rs--
at 81 Roy, cash o. 30, Afgdst this afternoon
dull and nominal at 81 co. Cora fairly active
and Arm; No. 9, mixed At 4SKGD48c. UGts easier
nj 29Xda9Hc. Rye, No. 2. closed at 8Hc. Bar.
ley, No, 2, spring hrm ct 6iA063c.
hldnwtSEs-Steady AtS8ke. n. U a
PRoVIsIoNA--Baalef and unchanged! W
naIt,more NiaTEet. g'i
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STocksAThe market has boon excited and &c.
advanced nom 65k 70 6s, Tho rise in Wabash
started the whole market on an upward turn.
Etle advanced from soA tosik; Pittsburgh from
1885, to ia, and stsJoe from II n to74k for com.
mon, and rom 80 to IS for preferred. Other
changes were less important Tho market Al tho
close showed some reaction from Tho highest
point Of the afternoon. The, thAtp advance In
duced sales to realize profits. which caused 4
temporary checkto the upward movement. The
Of the market "a strong and most Of
the stocks are held firmly. The Post says tho I'D.
vance in Wabash was caused by arsport that the
road Il to DO virtually consolidated with thGLiko
Shore Lake Shore people htvo boon free buyers
Of the stock.
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On HooRLAND's GERMAN DITTERs.

Would you know more OF the merits Of this
wonderful medicine than can DO learned from the
experience OF others Tryityourself, and when
haSialled TO fulfil the assurance OF lis efficacy
given by the proprietor, then abandon faith init
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MARKETS. BY TRLEeR1 i.
New York Money and stock Market.

/ NEw YoRK, August Co.,
GoLp-stoady; huctuating between 1i0H0
ii9S. Loans are made at from l.89 per cent to
fat for borrowing, and per cont for carrying.
ClEaripRs $4,000, 900. The clique threaten TO
make cash gold scarce again. Exports to-day
S1i80O0 . ~. fF
MoSEY-E Easy at 0DS per cent. '
demonstrating exchange, bankers bills
i09H. 20 's.-ft -
GoyERNAENrs-Thc volume Of business ls on
the increase and priees arc strong, particularly
for tho latetsSue OF b.aOs. Tho offerings Of bonds
o. the Assistant Ttsasuly to-day, amounted 10
SaOal ,4od, A, iia4 ga li0i sos aEasds0f ono NIL
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.TERMs.
JyII beIlAnyl WVsL YlIRInla.
w EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
80 1S71-72. ~

The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
Students Al this 1nstitutlon. Five distinct Do.
partrnenta Of Instruction, With 4 full corps Of
competent Professors, -
matlcs, puro and applied; PsyeholDgg, Rthlee
Political economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the goienoes,
&c, &c.I chrefnlly and thoroughly taught. PrAc.
teal Ohenilstry, and Phyhlce, Illustrated by Ap-
study Of Geology, H-.-Fr-r5., ~
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min
eralOgy, Geology and Conehology; together with
many specimens In other departments OF Natural
History Fine buildinas; beautiful and healthy
locatiOni good society .fs.TagT Il
FAIL TERN begins September 9Th. Winter,
December blh. Spring, March 9oth. Commence.
ment, June 20th. HI rn-| EE
1BoSEains nom q 10 q per week.
Tuition, nom SIS 70 t9l per year.
For fdrth0t paHtienlnfA indulFe Of lFs n
g-Es4- rsi ALBXs MhRTTN, President
Je6 Morgantown, Wet Va.
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Now We desire tho reader to distinctly under
stand that this extract OF the MRndrakeIs many
times more powerfu l than the Mandrake itSclf
i Ia the medicinal virtues Of this health giving
plnat In perfectly pure and highly concentrated
Pills constitute q full dose, while anywhere eiI
10 eight or Ahandnil Of other preparations Of ihe
Mandrake are rennlrUd. Tho PodonhYliln
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merit ThIEis ~ ~ ''''"'''
HooFLAND's PoDoPHYLLGN Pill,
a perfect subs.Itute for mercury, without any Of
nercury's evil qualities.
These wonderful Pills, which are Intended To
act upon tho Liver, arc mainly composed of Pc.
dophyllin, Or tho '.r -tr1 " n T,-Yt
VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE MANDRAKE
ROOT.
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ACTS DIRECTLY ON TnE L1vER.

Stimulating liz functions and causinRit to mako
its hillary secretons In regular and proper Oilan
ltleBI The Injurious results which Invariably
follow the use Of mercury 10 entlrelyavolded by
theft use. but II Ia not upon the Liver only that
their powers arc eXerted. The extract Of Man.
drake contained In them 10 pklllfnlly combined
With four other extracts, one Of which acts upon
the stomach, one upon the upper bowels, one
upon the hover bowels, and one prevents any
etipIng effect, thus producing pill that iniiu
enCes the entire digestive and alimentary system
10 an equal and harmonious manner, and its ac
Iion entirely nee rom nausea, vomiting or grip
Possessing these much desirable qualltlee, the
POdolOphyl lin becomes invaluable asa Il y
z III -. - ~ ~ 49,