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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06
WHITE PLAINS, NY.

"A new and important element In iu-
risprudenee, which at once settles the
yexsd question as to the plea Of insanity
50 frequently aud successfully made In
cases Of murder, and which should be
adopted In all cases Of criminal prosecu-
tons, viz: putting the person charged
with crime under the influence Of choro-
form or other an@sthetics, and then draw
ing from them the undisguis'd facts. 1t has
just been tested in this place in tho case
of wretch who had brntally murdered
two persons and attempted TO murder the
third, who barely survived after being
shot in the head After shooting the first
two lac killed biz wife by beating ont her
brains with the gun with which he hid
Shot the father ami son. As usual, the
plea of insanity was raised. The prison
or was subjected to the influence Of chic.
rol0rm, by learned scientific German
physician, and it proved perfect success,
at once banisHng the theory Of insanity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06

--Ihi. plaos i situated 10 the north west
part Of the town Of Clarendon, there II
good water power herr. Extensive re-
pairs have been made on The saw mill this
winter and il j. nov manufacturing
humber In large quantities
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06

We learn aA T. g. Toues 81 tbs
place lac bssn engaged 10 ttacA 50.
let hgoI IL DaHbr We prsa.e, thai
tbe Dainty sslstt baal sill be sneosss.
NJ Touty las tafgs experiences .a tsAei-
luK ana gives laat kial ef Instruction
tbas dors nas need % Or uglearaed
-WorE bas commenced 5n the pgoice-
te3 railway. sd ibe Nessn. Fnediey q
which s9uc description bas been given
Ga ibe 1uEgxat Ills q sinpsndous ea-
fsfpnsr, but $3.50 ln which lhe parties
engaged fael verg .aaggtna of success.
The Youngest son Of oue Of our old
sad weakuauu insb s.'iErus, Mr. John
BawGa. bas become entirely insane, 10
consequence afa disease 9th brain, and
uow lies ln avery critical condition az
bls mfler, house 10 DIS delir.um b.
wandered away fr0m homr. q few day.
sloee. and took the train ior Rutland
from which place be was brought back
bF biz two Older brothers, Ia "a terrible
condition Of insanity
"A HtHe son Of Mr. William Anne, ba.
becu exceedingly sick with congestion of
the luugs, hu, is recovering
DORSET.
MIR. Williams Of Dorse, J, getting up
SOME VERY uioo harua., work from leath-
cr manufactured los himself Those
wanting reliable work will do well TO
give him eaH.
Nearly every thing new Ia this place
has been published iu the Journal; las
IL should be- bat peopIs fail 10 know that
there i,a Lodge of Good Templars in
town bat such in The case. Tie Lodge IS
located az Dorset Corners. whore tbs
brothers and sisters meet every Thurs
day evening at the Methodist Church, to
extend lho principle, ot Faith, Hope and
Charity to all. This Lodge was Organ
lied November 1870. aud at the present
time numbers tWcnty-tour member, in
EtFlt 7iAll'1ltiGt htN' WI hlllA wv wv
cause OF temperance, aud the good of the
community generally. Thus lar The
Lodge ha. iabored against popular pre-
iudice, but people can but see the amount
OF good that may be accomplished by
Joining the Lodge and caertiug their in
tluenco for the cause Of temperance and
against the sale Of Intoxicating drinks,
Before long we shall he under tint ncee,-
-ity OF building a ball for Lodge as
the present room will not hold the vast
number Of Good Templars, that there
should aud ,cU lac at This place At some
/ time not far distant
The officers Of Dorset Lodge No. ljl
|. o, of &. r. for the present term are as
1 follows.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06
LEB4NoS SPRING.

--Ansou Parsons, aged 80 YEAR,, for
merly proprietor Of Columbia Hall, this
place, died a short time since. Nj Par
sons was no ordinary man. he made at
one time a handsome fortune by his own
unaided exertions lis family and the
community at large suffer au irreParabe
loss by this dispen.ation Of Divine Proyi-
dcnce.
Not long since some OF the residents
Of this village were aroused from their
slumbers with the startling Intelligence
that Mr.. ----, one OF oar most worthy clti-
1ens, had mysteriously disappeared early
the previous evening, and $50 tiding.
could be had OF him. On reaching his
house we found bis excellent wife 10 a
state Of mind bordering upon trenzy. She
informed Us that her husband ats BIZ sap.
per ~ usual, went out and bad not been
seen nor heard from since. At h. O'Clock
the hired man bad been called but IN vain
for b. could obtain no clue to Tie missing
man a more thorough scarel, MS now
instituted. aud tie public places la the
village visited al without success. a
deep gloom NON settled upon The minds
Of all No one spoke above g whisper
The fact that strange and suspicious look
ing men were lurking shout tie premises
the night before. intensified tlsa excite
meat One place only remained uBseafcb-
Cd, . barn quite distant from the b0uss F,
and thither, with trembling limb. aud
pslled faces. the party repaired But.
with al their direfai forebodiugs they
we're not prepared for Dc spectacle that
there swaited them PROSTATE before
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06
Local Intelligence.


EspAY goHNISG APR g is7l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06

lu resumiug our b,@jaess aaHs Mon.
day moyHiHg, II is desirable we should
bring somewhat Of Sunday, il, teach
iugz and lessons with us into the begin
ming of the week. Yesterday was cer-
taiHly III impressive day with us, not
only had We sermons by living preachers
but stil more impressive ones from the
house Of the dead Seven funerals were
held ia our city yesterday. aade ~ from
al Glasses, ages aud conditions, from the
hoary bead Of a veteran Printer, 70 the
beautiful child ola prominent Physician
Death did IT, work ia the usual varied
forms from the slow protraeted sickness
Of month. TO the sudden aud almost IL.
Simultaneous termination Of the life Of
strong healthy man IN the prime Of life.
surely Ia life we are ia death"
IN addition to the Grim Preacher,
Death, we have pleuly of live preachers,
50 that uo one hs- any excuse for living
In ignorance, vice, and sin. We have
msny pulpils ~ our eiiy ably flIed by
elefgmeu Of emIneuse. originality, aud
pieiy.
lime aud space iorDid ny going into
detail st present should you wish
Ministerial hash, ! will give you dish
on some future Monday morning
t.e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06

Rev Mr.. Wells preached his farewell
sermon st the Mon Church On the %
iust
The Ladies Knitting Society have re-
Organized and commenced operations ia
good earnest. MAY success. crown their
efforts
"A large amount Of sugar hss been
mhde Ia THE town the present season..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06

ing the road In The neiRhhorhood % e.
have rendered it q public nuisance. which
should long 40 have been abaicd 40
the annual school meeting held "a Toe
last Tuesday Of March a eammitie 1T
thres, II. Garfield. : u West aad II :
tlarl. WEIR appointed 10 prnsurs Size
aud plan for new school house with
Two departments and TIE estimate of tho
oost Ger the same, sud to rupoH 70 au sd
journod meeting to be held shWe weeks
hence This matter has been aEitstei fer
the la., thirteen wears. aud wc hope The
dime will soon come when We shall have
house suitable Tor the children 81 The
district, aud one that viii bo rwdit to q
civilized community
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06

BbNDN illk.
The Neck-Tie Festival came of on
the evening Of March 18th as advertised
The attendance at the Dramatic pcrlor-
nance was quite large, in fact the hall
was nearly a. full as It could be packed.
The pieces were all welt performed. Al
ter the close of the exhibition the neck
ties were sold at one dollar each | un-
derstand that there were fifty-one dispos-
ed al: but am sorry to say that quite
large number Of persons Of the masculine
gender after attending the exhibition
free, 20 far forgot themselves aud the
managers Of the festival, as to go home
without purchasing a neck tie, thereby
losing good supper, together with the
company vi the fair maker Of the tie Tor
+ the half hour spent inrcireshing the inner
man. which they might have secured for
the small sum Of one dollar. Tie pro-
ceeds OF the festival are Tor the benefit Of
tie Methodist society.
( Real estate is changing owners to
some extent this spring. Cephas Will
Jams nas cold his iarm 10 Holman Barnes
OF Grafton, y. l., aud has bought Of Mr.
t.ucius Benson the farm and buildings
known a. the Old John Brooks tavern
stand. Walter " Benson ha. -old bis
house and bot TO -. q hingsbury Of Js-
maIea, ard J understand Mr. Ben.on is to
leave town. - G Hosley las sold Bis
iarm 10 James II and Ieno Capeu, and
has bought VI Robert 4. Gordon the farm
kuowa - lie Audrus Gordon place.
GANfNaEDEI.
-Rev. Mr.. Wells preached his farewell
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06

Henry \. Willard, Of willard hotel,
Washington, has bought the John Stod-
dard place" IN Bratileboro. one Of the
most desirable residences in the vale, of
TIE Connecticut, for $4,000. which in
eludes the furniture. MIR. Willard is d
native OF Wiudham County, and will use
this place for summer residence,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
THE BULLETIN.
Publication Once. Bulletin BaiIdins.
Washington Avenue.

LEAD NE, MY FATHER.
Lead me, nv Father lead me gently on
Beyond the shadows, and beyond the
vale
Bring my tired spirit out into the light
Thy right refulgen,, before which star.
I do pale,
And make me thine
BY grace divine.
eaide thou my feet along the folsom Q
way
Along the road beset with shsrpest
thorns,
Holding my hand, my Father, lest stray,
Strengthening my heart until the day
dawns,
When ! may SEQ
Ny home and thee.
oh mighty One oh | tender, loving one
Who sent Thy Son down from the hills
OF light ... ...ff ....r l.
To do the work that I have left undone,
And suffer death. guide thou my soul
Alright.
And Lord incrca.e
10 Ny inward peace.
Lead me, my Father, lead me up to
With angel spiri,s msy mount The skies
And find the pearly gates already riven,
To admit my soul in Joy 70 Paradise.
To leave life's shore,
Oh nevermorel
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
SARATOGA.
rHx RIVALRY or THE HousI-.

THL kfvALEY or THE HoCsL-
| Correspondence n. Y. Commercial Adv-rtiserI
II IL amusing 10 witness the rivalry
between Congress hall and the Grand
Union. Each hotel TO the other h like
.the rival editor across the way When
the big New York afternoon train comes
10, you will always see the rudy face Of
Mr.. William Leland on the Grand Union
steps in . state OF terrible expectancy,
while just across the street will DO the
Chestsrfeldiau Hathorn noting the exact
number in the rival omnibus. sar
Observation-Disclosures, begins Hat
horn, when Southgate interrupts him by
saying
"P.hsw, only twenty Ave in sll--sll
men for the races too.
On the other side all the clerks run 10
the front, while Warren and Bill Leland
commenced 70 coun. the Hathorn passen.
gers. --.t -s..a v. GOO, g.
"Two--four ---si1--eight twenty eight
and half woman, BY gum T. exclaimed
Bill, the drops Of cold Precipitation rolling
down his cheeks.
"No, you are wrong Bill, ssys Warren,
only twenty-six r.
"I'll bet million there 10 twenty-seven.'
why Bin, you-you don't count those
girls in short dresses, do your eIpostula.
ted Warren. .,.-.. - - III
you're right War, BY gum - ..d .bsa
Bill took his nsst guest BY thsarm and led
him behind . pillar and commenced on
the subject Of congress hall. RI. r-di.
"see that mean-looking brick house over
there?' n. =. ....fs..4, = =
Yes" ..... ... :l-s b
That's congress halls regular peni-
ta0tisyv IF q HnusA
you don't say sou e.claims the guest,
opening HE eyes. ~,
Fact, si.-ask- Warren. Why, tksy
sarve people over thsrs. For two weeks
they hadn't pound Of -four In fhe house.
the guests ate beefstsak three times day.
Then the steok gave out, and id " be-
lieve they had anything. II isAn absolute
fact, sir, that Hathorn made three crack
srs and eleven gallons Of water supply
:welve guests week ~,
Mosquitoes ~
Lord don't ask. Why, sit on that
Hsthorn balcony, and you can. hear the
trhss band in the parlos the mosquitoes
| make such a buzzing.
File. ?? a.
Yes, By gum You can see the sun
from the back of the house. without pun
ching hole through the swArms Of fies
with your umbrella TO look through.
Ask Hall, or Sioeum, the newsman, they
know it, ..r.
"But Commodore Vanderbilt stays
tn" ..I.... -.s'... r'l
Commodore thunder! Why when lie
came last year he weighed jusi ass pounds.
He staid there three weeks !, and be-
come a living skeleton - weighing 81
pounds He was seen BY his wife eating
crackers and hard-boiled eggs behind the
card-stand 10 keep from stafvingh no u
Where does be board : sid The guest,
pointing 10 Judge John Fitch, i. y-l1r,-l
well he has Just coms-hsis lean now
said Bill. Just you see him two weeks
from now-s pair Of hay scalss woulden't
weigh him. Gen. Bedford WAS lean too,
when he came here, and 90 was Judge Con-
molly Look OF the giants now--look at
them r.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
GIVEN UP As LOST.

The second thing IL, the patients must stay In o
sfe diss.sed. but q must be prevented o. a cure
Especially IN this section OF the country, n the
III sd winter eess.n, are All wrong. Phy.-
tssasa. II their lungs are badly deceased and vet
sSyase they are IN the house they must not
SSecS and - f.s, a. the strength VI" in ses sH 10
e0 spa good circulation Of blood. The patients
R.s srssi de. T. 90 1as The % sp g.
!. &: :.;!s 4 e. ?.
s.ass ss -: = ihs Iscal,y Of his own cure
sc.s..l:loai sonsned e ~ 80. .na !. sSe
kssS beard o. and eSsaned he sn psspsq. as
q D .Df r :ssS:d nc @ tSs' ,R Ianf
sssld feel them P.petr.,e my whole system:
!: !ss:;s =: = 4. IS:
es aaS ny .ppe,lis became % great ths, IL vas
MI. SON GAINED my strength, and have
a - veished shortly after my recovery.r
added the Doctor. then looking like a mere
stelet2p; my weight va. only ninety -,even
twensy.aye us pound. and for years i have en-.
joyed uninterrupted health
Visit. i Nes.York and Boston. He or his son
Ds. j. II. schenck. Jr.. still continue 20 see pa.
tients u their once, No. Is North sixth street
PniAdefphia, every saturday from An. 20 p N
Tn5se Who wish n thorough examination with
the kesrsroDeter viii be charged IS. The Hes
pirOmeser declares the enact condition of the
isns,. and pstienn can readily learn whether
The direfions fos taking the medicines are
ndap,sa o. , ,,s @ s, sceS e ehd I'll.
rest. excepting that In some cases the Mandrake
Pills SIRE Ia be taken IN increased doses; the
three Iedcines need no other ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Man the ample Instructions that AccompAIy
theu: First create appstite. OF returning
heath, hunger 10 the most welcome symptom.
when n comes, as Il will come, let the despair
ing At once be Of good cheer Good blood Al once
fvliDvs. the CvuSh Ioosena the plight sweat Is
@ost-<. In a short time both Of these morbid
SytnIkous are gone forever
!. Dt. Schenck's medicines are constantly kept in
tens Of Thousands of families. As q laxative or
SurR6elve. the Mandrake Pills are a standard pre-
passtlou While the Pulmonic syrup as . cure
Of ccaghe and colds, may b. regarded a pro-
Phyneterte against consumption IN any Of It's
Prjcc OF the Puiuonic eyrup and ses-weod
fontc, o. 30 . bottle, or SI-O q half dosen. Man.
dfAks Pull, Is cents boz. For sale Dy all drug
sonanA desierS-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
HOOFLANDs GERMAN TONIC

A. compounded lot tho-- not inclined 70 eN.
sme b,i@r-, aud il int ndsd for u-e IN cases
hen some slrohol,e stImulant N requifed In COD.
potion WITH the Tone properties Of the Bicerp.
pm o1tile Of the Tonic .coptain. one bottls OF
= VI. and Favored IN such 3 manner that the es /.
Pm" bitterness OF the Bitters .. overcome,
rming preparation highly sgreesh. and
|-sssnt to tile palate, sad Containing ibs medic
~ virtues OF the Bittefs. The price of the
Inic - 81 30 per bottle, which many persons
ns toe high. Tney must take into cons der.
10 that toe sumrlsnt used 10 gusrant. ed 20 10
pur" quality. \ poor article could be fur
3..i.d Al a cheaper price but |. /, not better 70
~ LITTLE more and have = good article, A
S-@iicinal preparation should eonts n none but
best ingredients and they ~ho expect " ob-
n . chesp compound. snd be henedtteS b. u,
most certainty ~ enesrcA.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
HuOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
I Bi0crs 'rithDm Aicohoi ~ .Spirin o,
oay Kind

Inherent from all others. IL - composed Of
j d." pure Juices, OF Vital Principle Of Roots,
li"r ami Banks, COR, - incidentally termed. In.
redients noibelBg a-ed. Therefore, IN one bot
70 ~ this b,ters there j. contained a. much
1"'iirtnal virtue ~ will be found in several gal
~. 81 .rilnsry mixtures. The roofs, etc, used
TN pies extracted In that country by ~cen.
= chemist, and forwarded To toe msnufsctOry
y hrs cily, Where they are compounded and bot
~. Containing no spirituous Ingredients, this
tier i. free from tie objsciiOps urged Against
oihers No d"ste FOR stirnul,pts can lie IN.
ur"d from their use they cannot make drunk
RI, tnf cannot under any cireum stance. have
~ bat beneficial effect
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
He CAIRO WEEKLY BULLETIN, SUNDAY JULY % 1871
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RATCaV1,o.,. !. Az. nv

THIS superb Hair bye ~ the Brsr IN Inr wontp
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and IDsthsn teous.
no disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or Tn.
pleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors
Hair Dy- produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or natural Brown. Does not STAN the
SKIN, but ienvesthe Hair Clean, soft and Besuti.
ful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye.
" ny Mlhruggi-ts. Factory IG Bond stree
NeW fork isny2fdeudAwiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just published, in a sealed envelope. Price. 8 cts.
4 lecture on the natural treatment, and radical
cure Of Spermatorrhta Seminsl Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and I'm Pc
dement's to Marriage generally; Nervousness.
Consumption, Epilepsy, and FITS; Mental and
Physical lncspacty, resulting from self abuS
etc, by Robt J. Culverwel. NJ. D., author Of the
"Green Book etc.
"a BOON To THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS
Sent under seal, IN PLAIN envelope, TO an adj
dress postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, or two
postage stamps, by Chas. j. c. Kline Co., l2s
Bowery, \ ew York, Postothce box 4,is6.
el3.ia mW3
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
f. F. MAYNARD, PROP'R
CELEBRATED BITTERCORDIAL
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
SCHHFTZS
NATURE ) GREAT RESTORATIVE.
y. W. CORNER FIFTH AND RACE SITS,
Philadelphia. PA.
JOHN >cHrrrz ..".."."sorE PROPRIETOR.

It's reliable Fam ly Medicine, and can be
AIKEN by either infant &c ult with the same been
ncis results. IL Is acertain, prompt and speedy
| dyspepsia, l0wness Of spirits, Paintings, sick
| stomach, headache etc. Forchllis and fever Of
all kinds, ID IL far better aud safer than quinlns
/ erthout any Of It's peTnIcous effects. IL effects
! an appetite, proves q powerful digestor Of food
and viii counteract the effects Of liquor mar "
minutes. As ndIsputahie evidence offs IA
ca properties, we append few ofthe many
tncates IN our possession:
Johnson's Depot, East Tenn, and Va. X.
Tenn.
JscoB ScHErrz, Esq.-Dear SIR; nave used IN
B'ttcr-f have Oh aimed from you, and find hem
TO be all they are recommended to he. | found
one bottle 20 afford me considerable relief, ieel
as though cannot do very Well without them, 10
my pre- sent state OF health.
d. MENIGE, l3s South 9th st., Phua.
Pastor Baptist Passyunk Church.
Sold by W p. Allen, IS Nam street dubuque
octl0dly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
vnsc 81 ;. ?. DosHigs,
vnsc 81 :. ?. DOZENS,
ace Eorth Eighth ST.. Phiada.
DObbins uGlMsD
VEGETABLE isnIAlN

A color and dressing that will
not burn the hair or ininre the
head. If4l' t'''
1t does not produce a colo.
mechanically, as the poisonou.
preparations do.
1t gradually restores the has
to its original color and lu-'r.
by supplying new life and yigo,
1t causes a iuxuriant growth
of soft, fine hair.
The best and safest article
ever offered.
Clean and Pure. No sediment.
Sold everywhere.
ASK FOR DOBBINS'.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
DIR. HOOFLA
CD Q 2 Fl Y L L 7 N,
Or Substitute for Mercury Pills.
\ PILLS A DOSE. The most powerful, yet
Innocent, Vegetable csthsrtic known.


a. M, necessary 10 take o handful OF these
IN produce the desired effect. Too OF them
nickiy and powerfully, cleansing the Liver,
,sch and Bowels, Of all impurities. The
cinal Ingredient is Podophyllin, or the Alco-
Xxx rset OF Mandrake, which Is by many
!. more powerful, acting and soarching, than
Mandrake itself. Its peculiar action IN upon
iiveT cleaning it speedily, from all otstrue-
a with ali the power OF Mercsry, yet free
4, ali the injurious results attached to the use
y rat mineral. .,s,,
dictated, these pills will give entire satisfac-
m every case. They NEVER FAIL.
cases Of Liver Complaint, dyspepsia, and
eme Cost,yeness, DR.. Hollands German BIT
or Tome, should DO used IN convection With
Plll,. The tonic effect Of the Bitters, or Tonic.
is up the system. The B.ttess, ar Tonic, pu.
= the blood, strengthens the nerves, reg,
IS the Liver, aud gives strength energy ana
b en- your Bowels active with the pills, md
< up the system with Bittrrs, or Tonic, and
K, sease can retain the hold. or even ASA, you.
collect that It is Dr HoOhandr German Rem
, that are SO universally used and highly
n lended and DO not allow the druggist to
"a ,ou 10 take anything else that he may say
y I "A good, hecaus. he makes u larger prOht
Il, These remedies will be sent by Express 10
ucslity upon application to the PRINCIPAL
,UE. At The GERMAN Medicine STORE,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. He
CHAs. M. EvAYs. Proprietor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREvENTIy z
BY DIR. J. II. SCHENCK. NJ. H.

Many hsmsn felns he. passed q ssy for whose
30 geS nm. ss ne ne sase
pns De @ .Ia s ia mo i rseS sS
they calmly adopted = =. :, '''N
IN. JOSEPH II. scnESCK.s SIMPLE
%. yi1L TREATMENT. g.aL l."
s s,Sa: .,.ss s., q r. s
sss.:ss y ss a Ss s . 81. r, a.:
~ z 81 sscssIss ,ns M fr sir
.sSa. r. 80 f.iss q he !p sSld made 3
; q Z. dI ss s. aTS sss SS.. r.:
syiIss no srgunsni. lis sslf-sssurlng, seif-eon-
me Eea-~esd Tonic and Msndrshs Pile ere the
ns,.a,y r.sS9n na WITH ch,sh The eitsdeI q the
,.onsIH diso.deled liver. With this conditicn
si9nseh. They respond e the merb,e ae, ins
OF the liver. Here then comes the eliminating
T s: s%S q. citing IN. with al rs s'i's
CONSUMPTION. trs
lures noblest sifts-the Pod3phiIinm prltatln,.
They pl-sess ali the blood searching, attentive
properties Of caiomel, but, unlike calOnel, they
LEAVE no STING BEHIND
The vort OF cure IL now beginning The vi,ta.
tea snd mucous depOsits IN the bowels and In the
eifmentary canal are elected. The liver, like
esook, u wound up. IL arOuses from its torpid
Iy Inc scnach acts fe-fsDnsiveIy. and the
tstsnt begins ~ feel that he Is getting. ut last
4 SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
Ihe sea-veed Tonic. in conjunction with the
f!nes pBrmeatea and sr.ifni lates With the food.
GhyuncAuon 10 now progressing without it's pre-
yidus fortunes. Digestion become. painless. and
the nure Is seen IL he at hand There 10 no more
6sfhlencs. 40 concentration VI the stomach. An
spyeutt sets In.
Nos comes the greatest Blood PurfHer ever yet
given ~ an induiyent father TO suffering man.
tu funsttons asd 70 hasieD and complete the
cure. y enters ~ once upon It's WORK. Nature
iopaiscf and diseased portions VI the lung.
InsAS fosH Of lethss.nGr, " prepares them for
DAladT e yanquished. the rotten ihrUne that Il
0ccupleo Renovated and made new. and the
patient, ~ AL tbs dignity Of Tegsned vleor step.
fotb 70 enjoy the manhood or wcmsnhood th,t