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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21
WIrirus Wrrimt.

Die psTrtasn B6rIsn.B srtduit lDartn RtEr Iolstnot;
1000 Balttmorsr Staot. Sthisr. 1880 e6H $500 ouio,
1891, OF $3.50 Dito, 1890. 9H% 500 Ditto, 1875. gI4i
$500 Ditto, 1890 81 SO Atttsn Ger -8dlttmUrsr aupt!r'
3pmp u X 5000 vNorDI. Central. Sabn@s Dblteatto'
uGn, 1885, 90 500 Ditto, solo, 92i 10 Nttisn Ditto 4oS
IL, 0OU ale r~sgiFrttts 9traiHia.Ssaltr 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21
c1m Xhenter I'm Der MrpntftraAe

miTO Ottis QBO6e cine neu. j. NeIlonl1e OF
.iangsppfe: rSiubao. Der Ssemann," Oor8ss
tabrt. Jteu e~naa8irt IinO Die unna4abmlihen
uortreTli6en &omiter Cotton & &r6sr; ibrs
Reger, Surl.sten finOtn rRuiGsnosn Seifal.
8as gologslodte SRI, emma @rottan be5aus
bert roo Oteis ggo6s NIT ihren raiGen Golims
gBc,.~ Dsluna.u Das AUDITORIUM uno Der
f5tu gtier Si9nor Cation OerSsbrt nod tptts
(ere Is1s Eagt ittnt 9iibeHosn Soblen uno
bvennenOen SdpefsltuBsln. &uBsr0sm aeb6s
rrR Die Spring, Salnnttr5 rno Sraittanlis
ten Sircao. uno SObntn 3met berrlt1e
Sluete, Dan DousbertD's muIifaliibe Su'
,dorrsten uno onotrs ersb8lihe Dtnae ~
benz rei99oltistn Bro8ramme, oas mStosm
@tmas bistst."
I'm DiittDot, Moibinston's Seburtsta8e,
mirn nMdl Mnmmiitnns neinltlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21

n9dpa fpubt!~ - en- Seitenfif Su
Der fur3lth aus Detroit 9emeIpeten Selbt'
mprb-grtipre ttefert tie ,N. ST.. 9r." tn
Wien unter'm 26, San. IN Splgenben: an
gemetne I%beilnabme erregt i'm gesAte Sec'
pDJptapt Der Selbltmorp hes Reafteten Saul
manneS 5rantel. @jeitern Na6nttta9S IN,
4 rlbr e~nifernte it6 bic Srau p~clclbsn nit
loren brri Stnrern aus ltrer Webrun9 In
ter G5crntneaNe Nr. 4, UNI etnen Sp16ter'
9aua Su maden. Cine Stunpe lpater tGGrte
lie SuIlld, tie Sinner lieicu DpralS III ibr
3immer unp tn9en, dl5 fie etntraten, laut Su
laden an. Sbr Gatcr, 9lauGtcn tie, treble
nit t5ncn Spab, pcnn IN tnieenper Stiluny
lebnte er li6 ans Itnperbeit. ,@lmd, Der
gater Gpabt." rieten tie. Die SHUTTER fam
Gerbet, bpd letAenblaG iant lis Surud. IS
mar teia S6erS, lpncern bitteler Grnit. Wtt
fatlem @eii6te lab ite ttren 0atten IN balb
bdngenper, balb fnteenter Sleluns an BEN
&tnrerbette. CT Bate IiG mittell etnes ga
fhentuhes ertGnst. Das Otenimdrhen
9lnna nrbanet mar inbefen tn's 3tnmcr
sestlt; lGnea 9sfaBt, idnttt ie eaS Sud,
entSwet, watrenp Die IS&tn um bic 9ottp
rem SGletn9er uno Strfhfelp lief. Die
@drme mar aus benz SDrper Stpdr mob ntGt
sepiden, rod fDnnten bic &erste ut6t metI
telfen. Der Selbfmbrrer mar NOD Spl
8ursem elmer Der 6befs re, Snuia ,Sranfel
Il QSwp' (Settenfetten9ahe SIR. II unb be-
fam lib In pen 9lnltieiten pefuntGren 9er'
tdltni0en, tpesbalb i'm Fnanste1en 9untte
fpie Anfanea permulbet wurre, Der 0runt
hes Selbfmprbss nldt III iuden 1T. @Sei
iteSe iih btrIelbe In einert @thtleipen iuGen
tpr benz TrQnfel ieit mebr ais cttef1 Sabre
befatlsn mar unc has i'm tietiinnia madtc
Ger Setbtmbrper mar 45 Sabre alt unS aui
9reBburs aeblrti9."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21
Der SAueen:Dereiu -0ermantGs
in S8oihiuotuu, d, Is,

oibt Mittpoh Nbsno in S%nrui's 0aIe ieinen
etften groBsn W%tasfsnbal. Dine 3ypetftl tutro
oits cine brilante aiiaire, Niles U~sretni9t lid,
ibn Oa5u su 9~eItaltsn Oie groBs GGrneoalsz
1sier In Der 8unoesbauptitaOt, bic Aututitns
belt Der 6eitsenoHen aus olen SnnOtstbstlen,
Die NusInltsBur8 uOn Niht Ult8lteoern ppn
benz Rasienbale 0ss SdH9erbunOes u. |. 10.
3uosm ipsrOsn S6iB.n 8enOiieH aus Saltia
more (ote .Shr9sridRBen" unO Die vQDst'
Baltimorsr ShhBsn') uno aus 9botlstton.
SIS, our9 tire &nn.enbtit oas SaLteit
perbsrrlihen. Somit bari Der 0erttn vGerz
mania" pobl aut Sablrei6en Sslub rs9nsn.
Es- Sie rOrtiuts&oae Rr. 200, ..
8. b. 81 label auf bsute Abeno gu ihrem
sroBen 5abrsss unO Gaituahisbals, tpelder
IN Der .@entrals 1ale," Rr. q, NorosSa9'
StraBe, itaitiinret. ioDobl Die Oroensbrtiosr,
ME bas 9r6Bere Yublitum Elm uno nerbelbt
cine re6t uerSnit9ts Taftn04ts Tsltli@tsit.
NS- Der Bee, einem f%ranfem Sc
m iltbe 5u belfen,, III, Beruptants
henSlrup 5u nebnlen; islbi8er 1T cine
9ei9dBte Aul6iung BON Yrotorpo bon Gilsn
uno 9iebt benz 9ansen SDlttnte Rraft n
St6rfs; er itelt Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ptsosr
Der unb aiebt oaourh benz Semtitbe letns urs
iprinsli8e Rr0it tDieotr. (43-8l
Gas> or. Martin Stetri6 bot Die
ele9ante, bisber pm orn. Setting 9tthbrts
| Relfauration uno WirtbiGaft in Soutsrrain
oes 8ebauoes Der -DeutIden Sparbant" auf
Der 0orboIt, Ode Der 6ouioap' unO Saitia
more. StraBe lbtrnomnlsn uno miro fi9 be-
mtiben, Die benz gotals In REDEEM WlaBe 5u
Sbeit aeporo.ne CUNT oss Yublitums our6
aufmerflame uno reele8 toienung uno i6nlats
tafis Spsiien uno @etrdnte jsoer Art 3u srz
balten uno 3i trbbbsn.
Gs-Gintn obliaattu 5aftHa9tstunib iiI9t
beute 6rn. j. 9abiO &ei6le's Sas
fhineslaune In Rr. 73, Noro ; S%prin93traBe.
ouT, bic StlitateiIsn iperoen nit Grib WieBs
ner'iGsm StOfe in S&mat4aitiStsit ptttsi-
fern.
BS-Der 70 3ial l. Is / 9 a { n M o.
d E ri' Btrsin @ aibt beut. abeno III Der
r8oripdrtssS ale' ietn.n eriien 9rcBsn eaa;
bas GrFrii4unss.S epartentsnt bsberri6t or.
&briitian @sbl,
Gss~Mtr ma9tn lpes,sl auf Dos $eitdti
cts 6rn. Geo. 4, Sprn in ytr. l. ct
BaultraBe, oufmafiarl. Saielbt fnost man
II Elm grp6artists rti6balti8es 8ager BON Gba;
moiss 8ebsr, Blafiften, trodensn uno tlaii9en
6arben fur Maler nr0 @onOitoren, Broniir;
4ulper, Gameel. 9nar: Binisln, &rnDon. 0at'
tern uno allen ionftig.n, IN bieiss SAD lola;
a.noen Nrtifeln. Sie 9rsiie ftuO bisislbsn.
ipie in glem Norf urO @bilabtlpbio, bic BE:
bienun8 tint aufm.rflan,t, unD f0nnen mir
oas @ti6dft ours @armitt .npf.bl.n.
Gs- 9as 4. 6sft bts oissidbriaen Sabr.
aanses bss 3if.lf6sn Observation-Disclosures
lit foeben cribiener uno BET Sru. u eor a
& benz thdttser 3sitf@rift.ns a8ens
ten, in Rr, 189. Sft : Maoiion StraBs, su
hQben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21
0rr .1uuoc W(Guncrhcr'

ftiert 9BaibingiOn's @eburlst08 Wtlilpot,
Den %. 6ebruar- nit ietnsm sritsn Dtasten'
bale in Der Central : Qaue," Nr. %, Noro'
@apfr., fir ben er idon ieit GINGER Sit sitrt8
Td esrhhst, Oamit es an usbtrraiaun3en
ri9t maueels. or. &an9mann bat Die Thrs
Jorge fir oss inneren Wenib:n StoiTfntiie
Hbsrnnmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21
MISUNDERSTANDING
0ermiidte 8ertdte.

20 liamsbu re n. : D., 20. Gtbr.
Gin etfftBliher 8orfaa brable ON Samifa8
Die B,wobntr zines 6aui.s in 8arettr In poas
fidnbia.n Aufrubr. Sobn &lpper srbielt BITE
Nahridt, bob iein YBsib 3u 0auie pl6slid aeis
ft.soeft6rt In Sobiu9t ~ptIfalen Jet Or elite
nab 9auIe uno fano Die Stubentbir bon ins
men perrammslt uno bas unalhdlidtgpeib auf
Gem 6ubboosn fau.rno. ais fe Den Wann
.rblidte, fob fie, nit ibrem Sdu9lin9s I'M
urn, bic Sr,ppe binab. no lie oas sino auf
einen 9aufcn Sttine iGleuoerte. @loper aes
rietb ouru oieies Benebmen in iolbe Wutb.
bob er bas dltere &ino, einen Snaben bon 8
Sabren. ben, Wsibe nadparf &!obsr unb
6rau purben perbaftet; &estsre lit in bas SIR
feIigsitslt, oaB i'm cine momentum nerpoie
GufftGuns tberfam. Die i'm poaftdnbis be-
berri6te. (Sourn.)
SsIbf moroeins Otut DEN In
Sa mburg, W.sM. : Jn LETTER Sr.iiagss
ytaHt be-! il1 elm alter SsutI6er, Wamtns j..
s. Sabn, Der etna 5 Wtilen DIttib BON DIT.
pargkIra cine Birtbihaft betrieb, nit etnsn,
/ &%afrmsfsr ben pals aba.ihnitten. Ser uns
Nusi9enfens obne SIGNS berbaftst semstsH
! UNI ;5n AZ bolen. Rabn aius unter ben. sgors
panse, Die &leiosr au pedi.lr, In Elm annsres
3immsr. tara aber ni&t lstad. us man
nat ibu lab, lag CT NIT ~onrdi1nittensr Gsbis
ON 8ooen uno ipar bereits nm eterben. Sabn
NOR 81 Sabre alt uno hiuterlast cine Grau u.
6Rinoer.
goutb. = Gin Brisf aus Surin be-
tiaat, oab 2ubpia Roiiutb's 6eiunbbeit 10 ers
Fitaitert III. oaB man faum bofen fann. tr
tp.rbe Dos Grtibjatr erlebsn. Mud lou er fG
in ben bHrtftgisn umidnoen befinoep uno ets
ne tbtft elenoe @obnnns Time haben. Den
nod tptisert er fih snti&ieoen, irsenb tpel4s
p.funidrs unterftaBung non feineu Grtunbeu
ansansbmsn obiGon 8sBtere ftd elidliH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21

Bet etnem Wewerbsmdnne in
Temespar erIhien neuItd Elm er9radter Sett'
Ter unp Bat UNI eun Nlmpier, fpprGuf Tim ron
Der Srau pes 9duIes in barlhem 8pne re
GbGre seipielen wurpe; auf rte wletertrltt
Bite an D., rrr chen btn3u9etcmmen mar,
tpurpe her atte BON y. rpe8en letner 3uertn1'
ltdtett ,ur GbGre b;udu8befGrpert. HaG Ell
ner Stunpe aihtsn. 10 er5ablt bic SemeSp1'
rer .3ettuna, bel 9. Elm alter Scrr, ben pdS
GGdter6en 9.'s ais ben tedeu Settler trpt
rtr 8ertIetpun9 ntecer eifannte, unp pr1len.
tirle liG tpm ais Ietn idipn Dor Sprt Sabren
ais berl6Olen bstrdGtster Srurer, Ter In Der
@blt6t, bic Grben fir feline ertpcrbenen 8etd,e
ttimer Su belimmen, Dteyber9etpmnten mar,
8pn Der Serstpiisteu ieiaer B~lutSprrmanbten
iterseust. bcrauerte er, bic &eiie nd6 Sc
nespar 5!ped.pt aemaht Su Eaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21

grmorost.- BtnsOttt S&ub, Elm lrages
rer 2ouisbiner, Der In REM AlbnnDs r Sraues
reisH ang.aslt mar, iisl Dor orei Mo4sh als
Spfer zines Rsu9tlmOrOes in Der Tdbs pom
eumbolOt, Senn. Or stng Nbsnos BON Der
bel ltbterer Staot selta.nen BrausIet, no tr
beI6atti9t mar, nab 1auis. purot Dol mem
Bttanntsn ntsosrSstohsn unO itar baIo
aoroNF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21
HOl3sSaesE.
yIassss SNpbeI) stf6Ie.
Ssnfsrsefenes,
,abfrsas NIB

gde Der Shbsgutah,s anb GrobHraB,
BaIttmpre, Mtb.
- BtwEsresEtue. xbtr9efisIt. SsnFrr, so yaEs'a,
2eIFtn. Rasnisie, Sptnbtlsgfofrn, SalnbraH. n, Irtps
pti.@tIanStr une amber, Sdumattrtalkn tor.tpdbteib
borrdibto ~ binigtn Vrttitn.
- 9Str bnbtt cine feus Rteptriuse unIerer Sabrts
fate In Sr. Al, KeehsSrattarahs. friber BON Srr.
SEQ. o.. 6teoens Il Comp. beuabt. s~rottnet, ipoftIbN
auitrd9e anietsr alnoet sntesBsn ssnomIaet, tperoen.
tSloo 24.1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21

Sob bes @rs@ouptrneurs 6au''
leu BON SeIa eE @ouosIntur
Gouiep BON Stlnpars 9ins lsBtbin IN lslnsr
8obnung in Rilion nit Eooe ab. Or. eau
isO rpuros i'm Sobre 1854 non Der rI8tieen
Gnon.R otbines Bartti 3aut 8Onosrntlr er.
tp6blt uno pernaltets itinsn YOlten A 3n9te
lang. SIN uebriasn bat TT flo rusntS otfsRl'
| lin hefnnuf ofnnht. 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-21

VI. 8afIatD0g. samuel y. Serlptpn, Serulann
Braotcamp, Sobn VI. Screens uno 3bonas
.. @aoD,B. Sic b~nuptidHlititsn Ss%laitnn9sz
| ,eua.n rparen ot. Sbtilnebmer on jerer rd1ts
li6sn Rauf.rsi; befimmte AIsiaaen iparsn
uon linen nidt Su ermartsn, ba lte 3ur 3stt
Des traurigen Sorfanss taft idmmtlln betruns
fen eepeisn. ioeos Die @eihworsner, oils oas
8er6Br su gnoe per, obns ibre stss su per-
loIIen, ben An9sflosten treiIpra1en. Autnn
muro Sooleia sntlak.n unb bssab fi6 In Be-
ol,ituns 5oblreih.r 6reunoe mad Sau1e.
Gin erihRtternber Anbltd bot no
aef.rn abeno in Galpsrts, 3pii6en Gapettes
unO Gerinetonitrabe, bar. Gin tauffl . SABRE
,ahlsnots WGo1en btniibte ii6, bic betruns
fsne Ruitsr bsim3u'abren Sit 8estere ftisB
fraf1e Sliae unb 9eruhnl6ungen aus uno
batt. ntdt libel 2uIt, nit ieoem Boriibergehens
Ben trait o,s 6au5tre5t.s an3ubinosn. yta1
Rr6Et.n mfht. ftA oas Sinh ab, 3u perbins
bern. bar Die Boliset Oer Shutter tobenoe Aens
s.runael pern.bnle. uno oieielbs Die Galpert'
{raBe binauf portpdrts su brtu8en.
Eerunelh d I. = Sobn Graham. 81
Sabre alt uno In Sir. |, Binfentsaaep pohns
bait, nurbe aeiteru bet Der Nus9rabun9s'M r'
belt on 0itt,ns' Npenue.. nabe Der Trtoertd'
Surnpite, BON elmer tinfttr3enots @rotpanf
att6otst. Der Gountps &iGtsr Srmaa na9n
ole footsnitau Dor. Der gerun9lhdse 9ln'
terIaBt sine Grau uno ists &inosr.
Der yBaltimorer Surnperetn n
belt aefern absno In ben ,yitfp ahemblp'
&oomsA ein.n srOben Wastenbaa. Der Dor
.inim sabtrei1sn, psrsntiatsn publtfum be-
iuht mar. Sn benz aroBen Wastenaus. gliding
len Der unoermsioliGe Wapoleon NIT ieinen
feu.re.toutten 2ulu, umseben BON ietnem egi
Winiisrium; Elm Sanoetarren. Der pine 5ust'
fel ben fran36fiden S~taatspa8tn porttltr
ipQte. aud, Der YapIt mar peripnifi3irt, nm
sebsn bon gittor emanuel neblt prsuBii4el
G~brensorDe. nut.r ben DAMIEN tparsa stntqt
r,tt netts SalernmaoSsu. siuist febr gut,
Nsmobi. Snoiauer -un0 perItieoene an0er.
osluuaene YbantaRemasftr. 9as Gomite be:
kano aus ben 90. 4b. Sonodrr, o. S,dsr,
| o. gso. Mspsnbsrg. gsilbr emil uno 2ouii
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1ailv Atnurbft gournal.
STARR KINGS GRAVE.

II is in his own churchyard here in san
Francisco, and every afternoon the beau
liftll building, which he called his monp
nent when he lay dying, throws deeI
shadows across the place. The wide
church front is near the street, and fal
back on the east is long projection
where the children meet. In the space
thus left before the projection and beside
the church there is a wide paved path by
the building side, and all the rest is in
closed by low evergreen hedge Within
the hedge there is a large plot of turf
and in the centre the pastors grave. The
foot is toward the east, and over it rests a
long, low plock of marble, carved like the
roof of cathedral with transepts. On
one side of the stone. his name is cut IN
waving black lines, and on the other the
days of his birth and death. The eye ILLS
as the heart says, it is enough.
A few tall cones of arbor-vite stand
like sentinels about the place. In that
enchanting climate the flowers are always
blooming around him, and the grass is
fresh and green. A small gate leading
into the enclosure is rarely opened, but
visitors lean upon it to look around the
space and read the writing on the stone.
when the morning service on Sunday is
over, the strangers turn aside, and look at
the grave and read the famous name.
Most of them are grave men,, who come
alone, gaze wisttully at the low, white
stone, and then walk away, silently look
ing on the ground. As..e
The feeling towards him on this whole
coast cannot be described, it is so tender,
strange and deep. There is nothing at
the East to which it can be compared, and
only those who know this wild Pacific life
can understand it. One of the giant trees
Of Marposa bears his name, and dome
of the Yosemite is called Starr King. One
of the Colfax party, on their recent visit,
writes "He is the saint of the Pacific
shore Ever since the day when the young
Unitarian clergyman died, and the legisla-
ture and all the courts adjourned, when
the national authorities fired minute guns
in the bay, while all the flags in the city
and on the ships hung at half mast, a
softer and a richer halo has been sur
rounding his memory, and many a poor
castaway now clings to his belief in Starr
King as his only link to virtue"
To his own people here he is a departed
friend to loyal hearts everywhere he is
the one man whose eloquence saved Cali
fornia in the Union; and to the wild and
reckless wanderers of these Pacific states,
with his great, warm heart, and his elo-
quent words of the mercy of God, he is
the one just man they have ever known,
whose life is pure and whose words were
hope.-[S. dustin IN Liberal Christian.
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xnPsychomancy. r Fe'i ~ 12Sm is de dc;

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II. II. HELMBoLD

Will remark in conclusion that HIS REMEDIES
FLUID EXTRACTS have been before the public
twenty years the sale of them in that time proves
their value. All have been benefited by them who
followed my instructions, and to-day they stand
UNEQUALED in the extent of their sale and UN-
SURPASSED by any Medicament in the DISPENSE
tory OF the United States not excepting a single
HERB ROOT, PLANT or scientific preparation.
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be, and have
never patented a single one.
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y Post oniee orders checks or drains an No.
YORK, wherever convenient If not fnen reyissswr
tue letters contaiping money. Address
1. W, ENGLAND, Publisher,
Sun Office New York CITY
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aEE RENEARKs

Speaking of those diseases, and diseases arising
from the excess of murcury, he states that
edy is equal to the EXTRACT OF SARSAPA.
RILLA; its power is extraordinary, more so than
strctest sense tonic, with this invaluable attrib-
ute, that it s applicable to state of the system so
sunken and yet SO irritable as renders other sub
stances OF the tonic class unavailable or Injurious.
SEE REMARKS OF THE GREAT CHEMISTS
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VIM. II. WARNER h CO.,
lH North Third Street, Philadelphia Penn.
II. 7. HELMBOLD,
Esteemed Friend.
congratulate you on having the handsomest
and at the same time the MOST EFFECTIVEPILL
that have ever known for the purposes intended.
WIN. X. WARNER Il Co,
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-
Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits,
and Refuse Liquors doctored, spced and sweet
ened to please the taste, called TONES" "Appetz-
ers," Restorers," &c, that lead the tppler TO
drunkenness and ruin, but true Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California free
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and
Invigorator of the system, carrying OF all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood TO healthy condi-
ton No person take these Bitters according to
,ction and remain long unwell, provided the bones
e not destroyed by mineral poison other means,
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of
repair &
For InAa mmatory and Chronic Rheuma.
tism and GOut, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious. Rcmittent and Intermittent Fee
vers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder, those Ditters have been most sue
cessfui. such Diseases are caused by Initiated
Blood, which is generally produced by arrangement
ofthe Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tghtness of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations Of the Stomach,
Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Paptaton
of the Heart Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the
regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the offspring of Dyspepsia
They invgorate the stomach and stimulate the tor
pid liver and bowels, which render them of unequal
ed efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities and
imparting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptlons, letter, Salt
Rheum, Botches, Spots, Pimples, PustuYes Boils,
Carbuncles, Ring-Worms Scald Head, Sore Eyes,
Erysipelas Itch, Scurfs, Discooratons of the Skim
Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name
nature are literally dug up and carried of the
system in a short time by the use of these Btters.
One Bottle in such cases will convince the most in
creduous of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever You find its
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruptions sores; cleanse it when you find it OBJ
structed and sluggish in the veins cleanse it when
IL is foul and your feelngswll tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system will
follow
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in the
system OF many thousands effectualy destroy.
ed and removed For full directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed in four Ian
griages- English, German, French and Spanish.
J.WALKER, Proprietor. RI MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco, Cal.
and 80 and "a Commerce Street, New-York
sD-SoLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-18
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS

THE PILL, Ihave thought of offering to the af.
hicted for ten years. They are now perfect, and !
shall stake my time, money and fame on their eff
fectiveness. The inviting style in which THE PILL
is made, the bottle label, wrapper-all show with
what care they have been prepared. After exami-
nation, no English French preparation win show
greater care and am really proud of them.
Instead Of the nauseous looking, carelessly pre-.
pared PILLS vended generally and put up in
wooden boxes, and made generally or offered by
those having no experience as physicians, drug
gists, or manufacturers of medicines.
Test the medicines offered by
e--,- Your obedent servant,
H. It. IIELMBOLD.
{ Crystal Palace Drug Store, 5s4 Broadway, New
York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway and
fwenty'ninth Street, New York, and 'i3l
Temple of Pharmacy, Continental Hotel, Phila.
aeiphia. apr21w& teow-wly
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.