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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-28
IriHmlhs Of the English L0a-
gifOyP.
RY REV. JAMES C. LYONS, L. u.


Vow gather all our Saxon iard=.
Let harps ard hearts be strung,
To celebrate tie triumple of
Our own good Saxon tongue;
For stronger far than host that march.
With battlc-hag- unfurlcd,
II goc' with FREEDOM, IHouGnT and TRUTH,
To rouse and rule the world
$ioIt Albion hclrs its household liys,
GA every -urf- worn shore,
And Scotland hear4 it, cchoins IA
A OIkncy's breakers roar;
From Juras craga and Mona'S hill,
1t foa's on every gale,
And wars with cloqucncc and song
The home. of Inni4tail.
On many Il id aad swarmin2; deck
1t scales the rough waves erect,
seeking its peerless heritage
The FIRE Ii and fruitful West
1t climb New-England's rocky s'ccpa,
AZ victor mounts Il throne:
Niagara knows and grccts the voice,
Still mii;hti,r than it, own.
1t spreads where winter pile deep 5nows,
On ! / uk Canadian plains,
Aud where on Essequibo's bank,
Eternal summer r,I;na;
1t slad7 AcldiLs misty Coast,
,Inraica's glowing isle
And Lidc' whore, gay with early flower,
Green TcX.s' prliries smile.
1t lives by clear It,sca'= lax,
Missouris turbid rtrlam,
Where C, dars ri=e OIL wild Ozrk,
And knnsas' waters CLEAN;
1t tracks the loud swift oregon,
Through sunset valleys rolled,
And sosrs where California brook,
Wash down thci. sands of gold
II 7Ounds in BorAcO's camphor grove,
On seas of fierce Maliy,
In fields that curb old Gangcs' flood,
And towers of proud Bombay;
1t wakc7 up Adams flashing eye,
DusE brows, and swarthy lmb-;
The dark Liherian soo;hes her child
With English adlc-hymns
TIsmanit'- maids are wcocd and won
In gentle Saxon speech
Australian boys read Crusoe's life
by Sidncy'a sh ltcred beach;
1t dwells whore Afric'. southmo.t cap,s
Meet ocean broad and blue
And Nieuycld's rugged mountIins luud
The Wild and waste kanoo.
II kindle= realms 20 ftr apart
That while it prtise you sing
Ihcs may I've clad with autumn's fruit,
And those with flowers OF spring.
II quickcus lIuds whose nj, tcor nights
fltIne in IN Arctic sky,
And lirds Tor which the Southern r,--
HlaEs o'h;r fircz on hi-h.
Il gocs with all that prophets told,
And righteous king- sired
With nil that great apostles taught,
The glorious Greeks admired
With Shakspcare's dep and wondrogs y,rsc,
Ard Nilton's lofrier mind;
With Alhcd- lawz, rud Nrwton'= lar,
To cheer and il,=s mankind
Mark as it pr ad= how dcs,If- hl,om
Ani rr1r fi,r away,
A. yunishc- the mist OF night
Before the rtlr of Inv:
sat grand lie are the victoricr
Who-e monument, We see,
Thee are hut aa the dawn. which zIc,l-
Of noontidc vet t" lr.
Take he, d. then, heirs OF SAXON fame,
Take heed, nor once di--rarr
With deadly pen or ,poiIug ar I'D.
oar noble tongue and stcr;
40 forth, prepared, in every dime.
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large quantities Of currant bushes may be
saved, and the fruit allowed to mature,
and no danger whatever incurreL. Meth
er the foliage nor the fruit is in amy way
injured by the carbolatc of lime. twill
lie well for our readers TO remember tins
when the fruit season returns.-Eo,toy
JoLnMuk II Ch,mihY.
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having improved facilitics for taking pictures to-
'cT with ten ycirs experience in busness, will fur
you pictures for lc-- money than any other artist
~ .im9ut. People that have light eyes and think
-' are lad suliccs will please give me call. All
TX warranted 10 please.
For further information OF my work cill at Rurn-
81 ". EHi'dinS, orP"site Binchans Old Drug Store,
~ ,ih Get, 81. JchufbuTy, VI
NIrch !, l~TU ,3,f
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-28

ASHES As MANUEE.-Thc Maine
Farmer urges thc use of wool-ashes in Il
paragraph which follows. Canada is
the source from which most of the ashes
used in New England are obtained. Will
tie Farmer tell us and others who read
him every week, how lie gets ashes in
quantity, and ut what figures
l have used ashes quite freely for the
past 10 years, and find them 10 be- the
cheapest and most trustworthy manure
can purcha-c. What a great part of our
land needs is potash, and this ashes sup
ply 10 the soil. Wheat, gras5 and fruit
trees seem TO derive the greatest benefit
from the use of ashes but vegetables Of
all kinds thrive and are less liable to Lc
troubled by worms than when other ma
nurcs are used. have used ashes around
M fruit trees for 5 years and have lost
no tree by lorcrs or root worms in that
time. l remove the soil few inches
deep around the trunk and fill the space
with ashes, anl find that mice think
more Of their warm coats than of bark,
and ii Is Il rare thing for mice IL gnaw
trees thus treated.
| Lave a young orchard that has never
been plowed since the trees were sent II
years ego. have used ashes and yard
manure mixed for u top-dressing each
fall, and my trees thrive nobly and the
soil is light and in COOL condition.
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Chr farm and Garden.

fhrmes, Stockrasers and Iorticultursts invited
to contribute t. this department such matters
within their own experience and ols,rvatoa
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-28

TIE CrERAxr WoEM.-Thc currant
worm, SO destructive to favori!c fruit,
may be fully and almost Immediately de-
stroyed by the use of carboIate of lime
DR.. Worcester of Waltlam tried the pow
der in many instances during the past
summer and found that while it was
fully as effective as hellcbore, it was less
disagrecable, less costly, and perfectly
safe. The method Of using it is to
sprinkle it over the vines as soon as the
worm makes its appearance, bringing it
well in contact with the leaves, and soon
the insect is destroyed. 1t will need but
two or three applications, and the work
is done. In this way, for few cents,
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|. B. HARRINGTON, SONS & CO.,

. SHEET IRON, BRASS AND COPPER WARES,
l.i dcalcr- in STOVES, Hollow Ware, lankee No
tlnu.. BIC. Eailrold Street. 81. IOhnshury. VI.
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U p h OIL ST cry
G. n. AL RICH

phUstery OF all kin- and stock furni- he'd at whole
and retail. All ord r. promptly met by FRANCIS
WISER, Eastern Avenue, -. ,Iohnsburv Vt
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~EASONAEIE HINTS.

Fence posts should be thoroughly sea-
soned before being set in the .roumd
The durability may he increased hy n
heavy coat Of coal tar on the part set in
the ground.
The best investment Il farmer can
make is II cNpcnI one-:wenirlh of his
income yearly in GOOD books II often
yields a Thousand Fer cent. in Il sin.Ic
season.
,iulioious pruning is healthy for any
tree. Trees often die young for Lack of
pruning. branches shouid br eat away
when small, but fear not to attack even
large branch = when in the way, to- l1w
or un-ightly.
Mr. Walcott, prominent New York
breeder OF cattle, maintains that breeding
from young stock Is y prolific source Of
abortion in COWS; and that Il yearling
bull Is unfit for breeding, and should lie
discarded altogether.
The net result OF the experience of
farmers is that it is better TO plow when
the ground is dry enough, and in season,
and to plant immediately, rs the fresh
plowed ground works better than after
lying some time exposed 10 soaking rains.
Don't start a garden and then leave it
TO take care of itself Weeds ccrminate
as soon as vegetables, and in the long
run will overpowcr the latter. Begin
early the war of determination. Take
time and weeds by the forc-lock, and
there is no trouble in having good gar
den.
Don't be poking fingers under Il set
ting hen to turn her cg.5 over for her.
Just as if the hen did not know better
than you how TO manage eggs in order
to hatch them. The chances are she
would become disguised with yonr inter
ference, and quit her mes. altogether
Most cellars, especially III this time Of
the year, contain Il large amount Of de-
composing vegetable matter, in the form
Of dccaying fruits and vegetables, which
give oil their foul and poisonous gases
during the process Of decay. This at
mospherc is constantly iinding lis way
into the dwelling above, often causing
dangerous feveIs, anI always impairlng
the health Of its occupants. Look after
the cellars
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MI SIC KUUMS.
t"ru' L. v street, and Eastern Avenue, st. Johpsbury,
have On hand large assortment Of PIANos, CABINET
'r"N\S' SuLtrr Mu>IC and lNsTEU UCTIoS Books, and
NNU '.o"us
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

ud respectfully inform the citizens Of St JGhn.ur,
: vicinity that he hIs opened Il new
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H. E. & D. Q. WOODRUFF

CLAIM AGENT
ATTORNEY ANp CoUSSELLuE AT LAW,
R1rtOn, Vermont.
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% VERA IN Il 4 & i. AG l. : {
Established ISIS
over Hall {; firchcr's store, Main Street
...I. - .INw. \.
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IOHN BACON I'd.
A. p. HALE,

.INLTR IN HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL
Il InhnshmrN Inntrc. Vt.
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MATTHEWS & PETTENGILL'S

,uII" A~D GENTS DI%ING ROOMS
r,-t.rl Avenue, cpI.osit" Court House Square.
. I.'lI >-uI ~. NEEMrNI-
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G. p. S PEN &c E r,
GEO. C. & GEO. w. CAHOoN,
VIM. W. CIRCUIT

Of N-IIL"ES Al LAW, SOLICITORS CHANCEE
Procure Pensions aud Eounties, Lyndon, Vt.
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e A n A r V E Y
JEW EFT & BRIG M ,

,,,, IA W. /. GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOUR.
TI.ONISiONS, YANKEE NOTIONS, DC.
.g.EfI, II. JuII.~Bt pl, VERMONT.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

! IA patent medicine vender id one Of our
principAl cities was dilating to large
crowd upon the wonderful efficacy of hts
iron bitters, pronouncing them the great
'panAcea, and an potent IN building up an
q iron ooastitution,s0i, Is sgg ttIAga .
"That ia sorthat y co." said q by
stander. "What he tells you Is d fAct,
eentlennsn, every word ofit.rs = naR !
Hear that, viii youlp cried the delight
ed quack, here IL living testimony right
before your own eyes, man who has
used the bittezs, and can recommend
'ns No no, not exactly that, replied the old
fellow; I have never used the stuff my
self; but you &c, Steve Jenkins did, and
they Jest saved his life ss.s, h,s,,s,.,fss
"How's thats" questioned some one.
! Wen, yod see, Steve had taken the
bitters juEg one week before he Was
showed in prison for murder. He was
stripped ofeverything id the shape Of iron
about him, and "a - made' . bar and
worked his way. out"y.li 8i b.nyR.
Probably. he had whisky enough IN
him 70 fdrnish bar, " sufsested wag:
3 He. he'd been hkinG this MaNs ire9 bit
tars dye mindf and. what doe Steve %
tnt ouefl : MN II his arm, and tAke hon
enoaeh out OF ihis blood 70 mako eaowr
?, sna yTisd shs Gassss epsn va '-asd
The saisdicins maa Sdbsided.' g'a'a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
The Danger Of the Alps.

A correspondent from Switzerland
writes Of recent fatal disasters in the vi
cinity Of Mont Blanc: ,.-..f
80" A gentleman with his bride and lady
friend made the ascension 10 the Grand
Mulets, which is 5000 feet above the val
ley Of Chamounix. The day was 80 fine
that when there, urged by the hdies,
whom, with guide, he left behind him,
he started to make the ascension Of Mount
Blanc. Shortly after he left them, becom-
ing cold, all three went out for "a walk,
tied together ~ they always are for greater
security in the mountain excursions.
Walking upon the Ice and snow crust, the
guide offered his arm to the wife, who had
hardly accepted itswhen, owing either to
the softeninx Of the crust by the heat, or
cracking from the weight or the forIna-
ton Of d crsvasse, both the guide and the
wife disappeared, the friend only escaping
their fate by the breaking OF the rope.
disappearing thus instantly IN place
which did mot seem dangerous, they have
never been seen or found, though eight Of
the guides. a. the risk Of their lives, went
down into the crevasse sixty feet-fh fsct,,
made attempts until the gosSTlznent for
babe any mOre--as the lives Of the others
were pefiled for those that had been lost.
The lady Who was left screamed. and
remained on tho spot until the gentle
man returned to find that he had lost wife
and bride, in the enjoyment Of full health,
only half'sA hour previously Such are
the dangerss Of ascepding Mont Blanc,
where no amount of foresight or expe-
Hence can foretell thesccideafs which may
happen ct any time with loss Of life TO
some ar all Of those engaged. a.tt. ~
"Other accidents have happened; In
deod, every y1ox oneo more persons lose
,their lvfs uppn this mountain. Captain
Arkwright and four guides were, lost in
1855. a bride, III going across the Tete
N0lse--Ous Of the direct routes b Mar
tinyr-slipped from her horse unknOWn to
the guide who was leading him, and, fall.
ing down b steep precipicc, was never
found An American, who ct next 10 me
q The tahles myem m account q sCroes-
ing the Glacier dea BLOSSOMS, where the
glacier having changed 20 much since the
euids had be5h tAsG0, necessitated leosin9
him constantly 70 90 ahead and discovef
the way thAt might be the safest. While
be was gone, some I've OF ten minutes u
q time, Il anything had happened 70 the
guide, the gentleman must have been. lost,
for he had neither tOolS for making 81, -
hating hts WY, nor expefenceP $3.50 -
sea4s N {Ngsf III @fyfs5 ftEfs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
PRUssING's White Wine Vinegar Is mos.
superb article for table use. Warranted pure,

whole category Of diseases to which humanity Is
susceptible, the cough is most neglected in is
early stage. A simple cough is generally regarded
more but TO {h6ss whd li5s paid dearly for ez:
perience, it 10 the signal of attack for the most
fearful OF al diseases Consumption. Agcough
VIII lead TO Consumption not ehecked--tse sure
as the rvulet leads to the river, yet it is easy
enemy to thwart, II met by tie proper remedy.
Aliens Lung Baisam Is the great cough remedy
Of the age, and 1t has earned its reputation BY
merit alone. II can be procured at any Drug q,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16


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8: po.ss q ...d..aes!sE non Sc L.s.istS;,s
s ana ave g. :, 80, te Wxominc I-ssIstrre makins
inc g. ~ -. ~. vse.npe,. 81 fhe eosIsfnre
so,hgSSe,up ths Terr;toriai IecisIatures passing
prisste eneHsn ~ - ana
era acts =! lnSs Irsr;saX ~ A..
sDaIs and Gle Clerks r. The 1srritors u ams nov
1s' =. =. ssS.,v 30 "a ytnt the nav ~
hsass sad oee s1nu nha tie M act
of Montana Of December, 1864 regniaunE tne Ien 2.
~. u Ss ,.,s.x;sr -, The ns1msnt ~ AL
sr;ss ~ srfra c6mre aef;on 70 Fedefsi oficors.
men,kerr. 1efkS. sOr eg1DIaSes a the LeSfS1ative
Asesmbly, other Than the amount paid By the
,ssuon ~ sos r. % soeie,r of Kings
So:siy, 8; 8, g 90 :..s5l!:snsn' & S.sio1.I
nay e sseSss'ssa g w. os g 81 Msa1 pes.
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wss n0n-s sopcd fce NJ s6,onr ,sd - 'on's
| =. ~ caras.G =, -. an, the ,,,odant;ele
n NJ. coldt1waite = senator elect nom Ala
=. -. 49,. ,G.-cA 4 1azo fsue,. resa
-. " = -. IN, ..,.-.-s~s
ing % The State 81 Michigan tie tide TO tie Fort
(eaffof mlftnrv feenevaff0n. - foo0ffGd without
smendn1ent 8. BiIIs were paescd-House bill for
1Ae pfossetion o. cod.Asheres on tie coast Of the
tne Colieeuon Dlsuie1 q Minnesosa, 70 .ul -
proved Juiy Il. iScs: to defend and protect the
rri~hts ~ suiner~ and encours0e the DEVELOPMENT
~ mines To faclifafe the transmreion OF Aeiaticx
xusfraiian si1d Europesn merch andise iufD and
scross The territory OF the United 6tates and for
osher u %S ;osnt resouticn 10 amend
Mini resoinfion relsftng to steambosts and other
TCseseis owned nv iovai gfafes approved Decem.
her ~. 1ago. .Executiye. se1sidn and adjourn
menf
- ~ 49, .g.sstg.ss. 4. 4 90, 80, u -
In the HOUSE, ON the otn, DIS WeIo IN
troduced and referred for m Indian reservation
m ynd,.n. "a cons,ruct an addition u, the Tinted
-. = ~. r,n !. y Jss...,,o,ss
% enS ne otsrns Revenue NV IN resrsbce "a
osnsr f1,s yo1ns 5sfolnGC1s wes1 a.
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p snsions ~. =. az IS;sia Ja,a.ura s.vnr ~
~ .ns f. ~ soi1ters ~ tn
gnan'Ing v sa,a ~ ~ .n uana.e ssuendmsnt. -
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nrsm, Is~ bnis were n@-coDcurred Ia.
an sl.a m: anrss. h,u cntsnyixfnos IRE
nAeu =. .no 49,. 1891 n< ar AT New yorir
ssen :, "a sn,, NJ ccnt,,S-tsH sor
20 fScsye ana sna sorns ennIa Of Frsncs and
We oesntnle ana su1snng peIk,S ~ tah,a and
smended' nv recruiting that another vessel be- sts-
TONED At Boston and one at Phaaslphia and the
seect Pcnmntee Of die semitic Appointed 70 in
yestigate the alleged outrages IN the Southern
States, was amended by Increasing the amount
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

The Berlin Prppincid Correpoad1s Of
the let states positively that the Emperor
will remain at Versailles during the armis-
tice, on account Of pending negotiations
for peace. ..,s..
q ABordssux dispatch Of the 1st says the
government there had issued decree or
dering the elections fer tho National As
sembly to be held on the 8th.siasslsaot
Many thousapds Of Bourbaki's army died
from starvation. There were $4,000 pris-
oners taken, including 100 officers two
being generals. His army, $4,000 strong,
entered Switzerland on the 1st.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies has,
By vote Of 232 against 20, resolved to
transfer the capital 70 Rome. ,sdsiassAi
A London dispatch of the 3D. Gays the
condition of Paris was terrible, The pop
ulace was violently excited against Epg.
land. N. Favre hid requested tho Ger
man authorities not 70 allow any Bnglish-
men to enter, a he considered their lives
unsafe.
q al ! public meeting II Bordeaux on the
I'd. Committee on Public Safety was
nominated for the future government Of
France, Il includes the names pf Gam
! .ea ksfk4 ix&
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

! If you do not feel well you send for doctor he
calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls some hero
gyphice upon piece Of paper which You take TO
drug store and there pay 50 cents to 90, besides
the doctors fee, for a remedy nine times out of
ten not half 70 good = On. MesE's 1uDIAN Roor
Pills, winch colt but - cents per box. Do you
most for itS If you DO, we advise You to ns& just
for IN experiment, the MoRsH's INDIAN RooTPlLIs.
They are prepared from formula pronounced BY
the most learned physicians of our country to be
the best and most universal Of family medicines.
The NoRsB's IxD1AH Roof PJLls, cure. Headache,
Liver complaints, Indigestion, Dyspepefa, Female
coated and plain. Give them q trial. Sold BY all
dealers. pETYFFst Il
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

beta, Louis Blanc, Roche5oFt - -
p , DISPATCHES fIcs many 4. Of rnnee,
hceived on the "a, COZ lr in expressing
Z deermlpation Of people 70 con.
dAus 1he y !, unless terms proposed
Z q mal ARE grea amelionssd
A London dispstclfof the 3D. says:: Z Al
the meeting hf the Conference, to-day,
Rnsla fully gained her object, all her pre-
ten rs beng acknOwledee6 Aud re
yiek nothing. Turkey obtalhs h6nes
,Gz,asantss.ss sxeszs szs'
The Gaulois (Brussels) Of the & haa 2
telegram announcing that General BourbatSi
lad died ffom wounds inflicted on himself
While n I state Or temporary insanity.
ia II n stated that shout 10000 prisoner
were taken at Paris, with !, 5o0cannon and
10 Held pieoeS and mitraillenssa The
gunbosts on the Seine and The rolling stock
Of the railways were also appropriated Dy
the Germans. s3s ssa,sta saa sg.ass J
A London dispatch of the 4th says y
had been ascertained that the Times state
rnent OF the conditions Of peace, as regards
tne cSsio On =. .a... s.s,,s -. ,v:, ~
Gnu 'no eianei s". - ira tr,th n that
uefnn"1y 1'io - .-sr1.aa go.
1ne oe'n.n Aie' un' - Ear..a.s - NJ,
70 keep Alsace aio ~
Several trains iosaeo WIN plos''ao
entered Paris O the4tn. II was iepoi'.
at Brussels, on she A,niss an a11emp' naa
been made, at raris, 70 assas a.,,s ,l'nu =
The Generals orderly Va Ailieu' uul me-
himself was not iDlnrsd
~ The Emperor "n" - ueiany, -
reply 70 Q conglasulaeofy auol Iloln ,ns
Daef' says, whiie 'nere - ~" Z nope ~.
the re-estapiisnment Oh pesu ye.Ns no s
impossioie tnas tne war "ni cn unue, any
further greas sacrinces DC necessary W VIC
German people.
a Paris telegram OF 'ne o'n says ,n. ,
suffering prevailed IN ING c.y nnu nun
dreds were dying daiiy 2, .''on
Inc I0Ou recelSeu UEin3 WAoi1y nauo
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
SugkestfSSs ftfs tho season.

~ aa
Thousands regard, the winter as season Of III
ais; and the truth IL that II there 10 weak point
in the system, winter is pretty sure to find ii ont
Constitutional tendencies to disease are generally
aggravated BY damp and cold. tRheematisu,
sometimes lies rerdu all the summer and fail, to
pounce upon its victims In the season Of coldD As
means of terrifying the body against all the dis
eases which prevail most extensively in winter
Hostetters Stomach Bitters cannot be too urgently
recommended. There would be, fewer cases of the
pulmonary Complaints tending to consumption,
II all feeble systems were inugorated dnripg the
season with eoufse Of this inestimable vegeta-
BILE tonic and alterative Constipation, indiges-
ton, torpidity Of the liver, and general sluggish
ness Of the secresive organs, very generally pre-
vail at this pssisa a tpe year To AL thsse all
fAe1its@ exrcffenee the most Atfhetworhy~ 0. al
ineniors) teaches US that the Bitters il a reliable
remedy. Warm clothing is good external de-
fence against atmospheric cold and moisture, but
vigorous activity in the vital organization, which
generates heat and delivers 1t to the surface is also
essential to health, and this activity is secured
through the operation of the Bitters. TIE skin
sympathizes with the stomach, and If Digestion
regular and perfect, the extenor circulation will
be brisk; and damp and cold may be encountered
with comparative safety. B ~ sg.Agf A