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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-01-20

s;res neace Count Bismarck appreciates
,his fact The fall of Paris will be the
SIGNAL for it's attainment. But if the ne
..et;a,;o,,s ara not conducted with the
,,tD,oat Indictment the successful end of the
otr,e,ola NAV transform victory into de
ieat
ma S.n.,,,sn,p
M iatoooo o,nnos;t;oo TO Fx Governor
-, o,,o,,c, coma of tha leading Sena-
1tho riaionlons claims of General
,,,... .,,xu,,,n, .ha North Carolina SEN
oto,..1,;,, with mpch interest. The Judi
o;o,.,, Committee have had the matter I'M
1oxo+i,, and II * understood
no. ,,oioritv will onnosa the admission
v,-o, Int = -. NOT tLonyht
:, .;.,,' ,.o,,..., .h:.o,.,. ,,ra-
-. 4,,o COAT .i.h my favor
1uIto,or We Lona shouId the Commit
100 r,,,o,t adversely that the Senate will
:.,. 49,, oroa;+ RI ,,;yi,o tho sent to
l,,,,.o,.,o,. v,,-c, fr,,n 81 nronpr raoor1 for
A., ;.,,o, tho noo,Ia of North Carolina.
w ,,,,s;,,l ~ +Lo i,,nnJenca
,,r. o,,, o,r,ot -,,a,r Sem
49,, 1ho Ia,o attained q, mnch
.,,l..l, ,.a,, ,7;o.o,,,,t,1Jo means will not
o4o,, % oon.i1er tl,n staro Inv which they
.t,,' +, uI;cI
49,. 1,,,,o ,.,,nro1
:.,. ,,,,ot ,rrro.;atn
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I~.;t,i C+,t.. and tina v,tas
oaa. So, C,c,oornor v,xor were. void votes.
on7 oonrot ho oona;,1er.1 in determining
a1-o.;o,, +na Cta+a Conatitutiop
,1a;,,1,, ra,,,i,..s t,,at noithar Honse
f,,,, -,,,,.1 ,,,,,,, ,,o,,Ii,. huair.sa nnless
,oo;ori,v Of an HE qns7o2eys are actuallv
,,,,,.1n. re t1,arafo,a tba nresenca of
aioh+v civ MANNERS Of the I,eoislatore ere
ro1,iro7 n he nrc.ent no person could
o,.o,7 o,,,, of;,o Nv that hoav nm
loss ha cho,,d racaive q majority of the
,,ir;r,rr, np,,bar oon,nosine y nnorum
IT, toia +ha ,ooc, nm, her of votes
~, which orv ono can be eIected to office
~, .ho T,o1;slot,ra of North Carolina
i'll ,,,ra ,l,on tho numbar Gust
g., f,,,,oxo1 A,,bo.+
II doos NOT hahn the matt,r tn sav that
so,,,a 90 +ho.a ,,omber. were imnroperlv
:, .bo;r soot. "1ocb Housc savs the
Constitution ..sbou indpe Of the onali6.
o,+;o,,,o,,3 o1,o+;o,O f;to own ramhars ,,
Tt,is -,,,aat;o,, 80 tho riob. - onolifv bad
hoon 1ooiaaa Rpt admitting for the
- A., ,,.,,,,x,a,,t ,hot t,.o,7+,, or +b;,-
$3.50 4,,.,-.,,as, ,,o,a;n .l,o;. aa,., ;l,o
-,1In +h, foot Ho+ co,o,,I Abbott f,ilo,
~ uoao;,,o ,,,o;v;.., 80 > ,o,o1 ,,,,,r,,,,, &c
-: .,:
..
ff conator Ahto.t I'D ;nton,7oa - toko
9..4 &c 49, too. .h,. c,,,,,orno,
W, .,;;,,o -. - ,oao4 -
! ,a $1,000, =, ,,,o o.;.,o,,
~. III
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$500,
| rn-.
Pr'
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| 10
1"''0'' :" . 4'
rum
| Should General Abbott, however, sue
| coed in his effort to secure the seat. j
|
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-01-20

We have been favored with the returns
froro the election held in OnslOW upon the
onastion Of appropriating fifty thousand
dollars to the Wilmington and onsioW'
and the Planters Railroads. The vote from
The entire comfy except %"Gnsrofo' l.
o. follows
Wilmington anu Onslow Raiiroad' -
votes Planters' Railroad, 2aH totfs r."
AUGMENTATION, lC1 votes.
With this all, and from this proof OF
the Dopularitv OF our projected WORK. IL
now remains with our own people ana
+bosa along the proposed route, - secure
;ts oarlv completion.
CO., g.,u-r,;tf.... If
1HE hei''' oi"'-0 800 49, gol,,,o,i,c,
CONNECTICUT II" 0,-.oo.i-,.o, o par,o.
CALL al ioi"'io'- 49,, .,,o 1--,b nIti
cratlc 'otHLo ,rt., fho c1oae of
mo No"iIJ g. -, ,,,,,,,nncas
sectlonai W.T. 'l-t Gnnarass tbot three
IN his me'S~Eo 1Soo,, .7,,i,ta7 ~
otale" u VIC .t:a,.1 .,o,,,oi1, =,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24
Chinese swindlers at Home.

Scdan.b bearers push their way through
tho crowd, hawkers scream their wares,
respectable pedestrians edge their why
ms they best can, and shoals of yermin-
covered beggars, in filthy rags that are
mn outrage on decency--for tho bridge
outside the Cinnamon is the chief beg
CARS quarter of Pokin-importune all
alike, and even knccl in front of advanc-
ing carts and horses. They know full
well tlint handsome sums will be readily
paid MS "husl-moNcy," by any one
unfortunate enough to ride or drive over
them, and so inilict wound; for native
law enacts that, if any one be killed by n
cart, no matter whose inult it may be,
the carter shall bo beheaded, the horse
destroyed, and the cart burned. Pro-
portionate penalties nrc inflicted for in
juries thus caused, and the beggars
naturally Take advantage Of law which
has, of course, rendered furious driving
an unknown offence in Pekin. When
foreigners first took up their residence
in the city, they were much distressed Mt
the numerous accidents which befell
them in riding over bcggars and similar
characters. True, dollar gcnernlly
suflicied to heal the wounds thus caused;
but 80 many dollars had to be paid that
the tax became serious. Mentioning
the matter incidentally before ono Of the
teachers" he gayc them n piece Of
sensible advice. Don't give anything
to the next man You ride over, f" said he,
"nnd you'll have very few more ncci-
dents" Sure enough, the next man
knocked down, apparently helpless and
blind, recovered both tho sight md the
use Of his limbs, when informed, in the
choicest Chinese the speaker could
muster, that his little gane was "plnyed
out" From that day forward, very few
accidents ever occurred in the beggars'
quarter. The native carriers, however,
are less successful in resisting this curl
Gus mode of swindling. 90
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

The hot solar rays that rpcn the hArvcss generate
many distressing diseases Hhc liver be n all prcdls-
posed to Irregularities this tho season In which hill
Gus attack Tay no anticipated. weak stomach, too
v,skcstn the summer months and the loss OF vitality
through the poO' By excessive Precipitation Is 30 great
thstn wholesome tonic combining also the properties Of
difIuivO atImulAnt and gentle eIhilArant, ia IN
many cases necessary to health and under no GIrcuH-
stances should DO dispensed with by the slckly and
dcbtutej. OF all tho preparations Intended thus 70
refresh rustAin and toriy tho human frame thOrc Ia
none that will compare with IEOstottera Celebrated
Stomach Biitcrs. They have been weighed In tho
balance Of experience and not found wanting; have
been recommended from tho first AsA great medicinal
specific not A. beverage and nsplte Of Interested OPP
position from innumcrabe quarters, stand, after
twenty years rii at tho head OF all proprietary med
ene' intended for the prevention aud Of all ordinary
complaints VI the stomach the liver tho bowels aud the
nerves In the unhealthy districts bordering the great
rivers OF tho South and West, Iloiottcrs Bttcn may
be cASscd the standard for every species Of inter
mlttent or Icmi,tent fever Tho people who inhabIt
those districts place tho most implicit confidence In the
preparAtion-s confidence that increased eyoJ year by
tho results Of its operation.
A. bitters 80 called Of tho most pernelouS character
are sprnEing up like fungi cycry aide, tho public Ia
hereby forpWnrned against the dra-shop frauds Ask
TOT HosettSrs Bltter SEQ that the label etc. arc cor
rect and remember that the genuine article I. never
sold In bulk but In bottles Only.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24
Preservation or Ice.

The preservation OF leo Mt this season
is, both as n matter Of convenience and
economy, consideration of special i'm
portance, and it is satisfactorily proved
that no refrigerator or ice-box will pre-
vent or even retard the melting Of the ice
which does not combine the following
conditions. First, it must havo double
sides, bottom, and lid, with the space
between the two castings filed with some
non.conducting substance capable OF be-
ing closely packed, in order to prevent
the action Of the external temperature /;
and, second, the inner lid or cover should
be practically il not Theoretically air.
tight, in iurtherance Of tho same result.
Ii external air enters 1t will bring its own
temperature with it. There should also
be n drainage-pipe at the bottom to carry
of, instantaneously, every drop of water
formed by the melting Of the ice, and
this pipe should either be fitted with a
"trap" or curved in such manner rs to
prevent mir from coming in where the
water goes out. Is is even moro indis-
pensable to carry of every drop Of water
than it is to exclude tho ARA view not
generally entertained by consumers of
the article, but which, according to OK
periments made, seems to be fully dem
onstrated. Thus, on exposing piece
Of ice weighing, say, twenty-five pounds
to the mir ut n temperature ofseventy-hvo
degrees, but so placed that it is perfectly
drained, it will be found to have scarce
ly disappeared at the end OF twenty-four
hours. Wrap the same piece Of ice in
three or four thicknesscs Of blanket or
flannel, and place tin small tub expos
ed to the same temperature, and, MS the
water filters through the blanket, the ice
will stand in its own water, and will be
all dissolved in five or six hours. Wrap
the same piece Of ice carefully in nblnnk-
ct, and place it on n grating, or on four
crossed sticks, so that no water can &c
cumulate underneath, and ut the end Of
three or even four days it will not have
entirely melted.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24
Fashion Notes.

Clam.bakes are G, rsgle at the sea-shore
just at present.
The latest style at large weddings is
not to display the presents.
Costumes for country wear Nre not so
long as those for the street.
Very pretty bracelets are wide bands
Of silver, neatly chased and enamelled.
The light.colored tortoise-shell is pre-
ferable for earrings and bandeaux for
the hair.
A new style of shoe has Just made its
appearance, and is called the "Croquet-
buskin
A now style of hat for gentlemen is a
half high beaver with wide brown
ribbon band. I
A lady who gave n party recently had
engraved in tho corner OF the invitations
the words small and early"
A new miterial for breakfast costumes
is called Jbatiste and resembles linen,
being only n little thicker.
Ladies wear blue and gray wells tied
around their neck rs II protection from
the sun, besides being very becoming
Phin belts are worn with dresses, with
the addition of several loops of narrow
ribbon at the back Of the waist.
Very handsome sets OF iowclry are OF
4 chrysoprse" in dull gold setting, the
stone being light green with white
back. ......
"A large seal ring on the little finger of
n lady's hand is considered quite comme
u .fdm. Gentlemen wear theirs on the
third finger usually. .t.I
Bonnets for next Fall and Winter are
to have a wide box.plnited curtain or
cape at the back, which will completely
hide the back hair.
A young married woman in the coun-
try says she wishes she could have a
magic mirror, to see how her husband
amuses himself in her absence.
Many young women drive to Central
Park in small basket wagons, with little
tiger on the back seat, and n large UNI
brella fastened TO the seat OF the car-
riage. ..sr
At n dinner-party, recently, all the
vegetables were served in China dishes,
made each to resemble n flower surround
ed by green leaves. The effect was very
pretty.
White linen parasols, lined with dark
purple or green linen, are used by ladies
at the sea-shsre in preference to the
pengee or silk ones, which are so expen.
sivc and so easily spoiled. @
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24
Help for the Horses.

A correspondent writing Of the New
York horse disease says People having
charge of stock seem to think they can
ignore natures lnws with IMMUNITY, and
go on from day to day, giving the same
quality Of food, and expecting the stock
TO retain its health. They ignore the
fact that nature, in the spring Of the
year, furnishes necessary medicine in
the young grass which purges tho ami
mnl, and thoroughly and gently cleans
ont the system. Now, il those compa-
mics will invest q little money, in some
fresli-cut grass, and give to each Of their
horses one good armful every day for n
couple OF weeks, they will find it more
profitable than losing their horses, even
II II does cause some trouble and incon-
vcnionce. The great objection urged is
that the grass weakens them for their
work, but neither man nor beast can
take medicine in any form without feel.
ing weak and low in proportion TO It's
strength. Clean and we'll ventilated
stables and an armful Of fresh green
grass once or twice a day will be grateful
10 the animal and economical to tho
pockets OF oil horse.keepers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24
The Mountain Hcart.Easc.

BY scattered rocks and turbil waters shifting,
BY hirrowed, gladol dell,
Toieverish men, thy calm, sweet face uplifting
Thou stayest them to tell.
The delicate thought that cannot find express
ion,
For ruder speech too fair.
That like thy petals, trcmblcs In possession,
And scatters on the mir.
The miner pAuscs in his rugged labor,
And leaning on his spade,
Laughlngly calls to his cumradO-nCiglbOr,
To see thy charms displayed.
But in bis eyes mist unwnntcd rises,
And for moment clear,
Some sweet home face his foolish thought sur
priaOs,
Andpasscs in tear.
Bomc boyish vision Of an Eastern village
or unOvcntful toll,
Where golden haryests followed quiet tillagC,
Above peaceful soil.
Ono moment only, for the pick uplifting,
Through root and fibre clenyos,
And on the muddy current slowly drifting,
Are swept thy bruised leaves,
Brrt Hd1c.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

A SwNDIED CoMPANY.-The steam
ship Montana Inns arrived from Panama.
Among the passengers are 70 men, sent
from New York to Magdalena Bay by
tho Lower California Company, who
walked thence to In Paz, where they
were humAnely treated by tho Mexican
authorities, rations being issued to keep
them from starvation. They say they
were compelled to sign an agreement to
release the Company from liability for
damage before they were permitted to
leave. Some are sick and some are
barefoot, but oil arc rugged and utterly
destitute. They are now in San Fran
cisco, seeking relief from the Mayor.
The indignation of the men against the
Lower California Companyisunbounded
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

INHERITED pIsEAsEs.-T number of
tmnsmissible complaints is larger than
is generally supposed. Not only scrofula
and consumption, but rheumatism, govt,
liver complaint, constipation, cerebral
affections, and probably dyspepsia, nre
Unbeatable. Fortunately, however, these
terrible heirlooms may bel got rid Of. Oui
of he entail with On. WALKERS VINEGAR
BTrEns. This powerful Vegetable Al
terative and invigonnt, is also a blood
depurent. II removes TINT transmitted
poison from the circulation, and cures
what are called constitutional diseases.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24
Tho English Income Tax.

The history of tho income tax in Eng
land possesses special interest ut this
particular period, when tantion isneccs-
sarily in all mems thoughts. 1t was in
1912 TINT Sir Robert Peel brought in his
too memorial bills. The rate was then
ID. per q, or GO 1Ss. Id. per cont. For
II years this state of things being con-
tinucd ; but in 1858, when Mr.. Gladstone
wns Chancellor Of the Exchequer, nm net
was passed limiting the duration Of the
tax ut I'd. per 81 to seven years, after
which it was to be gradually reduced in
amount, until, like the celebrated horse
whose daily diminishing allowance of
grass ut last reached handful, it died
of inanition. Meantime incomes be-
tween gl00 anil el50 were rendered liz
bic to n penalty of ID. in the 81. On
the occurrence Of the Crimean war this
programme had to be broken through,
and the I'd. was raised to Is. I'd. per 81.
In 1867 the rite was again lowered to
I'd. per f1, and tho next year to 3D.. per
81. In 1859, however, the rate for in
comes above e150 was made Cd. for in.
comes between that sum and flO0 II was
made 6!d. per 81. In 1861 the Cd, rate
was raised to 10d., and the Gid. to I'd.
In 1862 Id. was taken of each class. In
1868 uniform rate of I'd. per Ct was
imposed, but for incomes under GOO n
reduction OF $50 WINS allowed. In 1864
Id. was taken of, and in 1866 another
ID, 30 that 1t now stood at I'D. per Ct,
II continued the same figure in 1866, but
in November, 1867, when the Abyssinian
war had to be provided for, it was raised
to Sd. and the next April to Cd. In 1869
il was reduced to Cd, and Inst year to
Adj
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

Indigestion, depression of spirits, and
general debility in their various forms (;
also, us preventive against fever and
and ague, and other intermittent fevers,
the Zero Phosphorated Elixir Of CAL
isaya," made by Caswell, Hazard 4 Co.,
New York, aud sold by druggists, is the
best tonic, and as a tonic for patients
recovering from fever or other sickness,
it has no equal,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

A CANAL STEAMER. exchange de-
scribes novel steam craft, built to COM
pete for the prize Of one hundred thou
sand dollars offered l,y New York State
for the best mode ofsteam navigation for
canals: The advantages claimed for this
boat over others is that there is nolifting
Of the water, and, MS q consequence speed
is obtained with less expenditure Of
power. She has no rudder, and is
guided by the action OF the propelling
wheel, which is attached to mn upright
shaft. Instead Of. the usual revolving
paddle.wheel, this boat is propelled by q
rotary, andit direction is changed at viii
by an eccentric attached to the wheel
shaft, which can be changed in any dl.
rection, rs desired. The boat Is so com.
pletely under the control Of the steers.
man that II can he turned round and
round, as il upon pivot.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. How little
is really known in this country in re.
spect to agricultural economy is illus.
trated in the statistics concerning fences.
II is said that the improved lands in
South Carolina are worth 800, 900, 900,
while the fences that inclose them have
actually cost sl6,000,0O0. The fences
in New York have cost S144, 000, 900 /;
those OF Ohio, sl15, 100000; and accord.
ing to M estimate made by Nicholas
Biddle thirty years ago, the fences Of
Pennsylvania had then cost 500, 000, 900.
The fences OF the whole Union are est.
mated at 81, 10000 900. The time may
come-in the next century, II is suggest.
cd-when outside Of towns and cities a
fence will almost be a curiosity. Hedges
will take their pluce, and thereby accom-.
plish an immense saving OF money,
while lending n rare and exquisite beauty
to the rural landscape, which 1t can
never have under the present system.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

A GHT.-A few benevolent Indies in
New Haven have purchased and for
warded to the wife Of q missionary in
the Sandwich Islands, silver tea.set,
because, as the PdRadimm explains, the
frequent earthquakes in that country
make any material but metal for thispur-
poseyery expensive.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

A FACT worth remembering-Fiyc
cents worth OF SHERDAN's CAVALRY Con.
DrrIoS PowpEns, given to horse twice
n week, will save double that amount in
grain, and the horse will be fatter, sleek.
or, and every why worth more money
than though he did not have them.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

BoSDs AND GoID.-The Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States ut Now
York lnsbccn directed TO buy 81, 200, 900
of bonds on each Wednesday, and sell
100000 Of gold on each Tuesday dur.
ing tho month.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

LYoS's stables in Albany, n. Y, were
destroyed by fire, and seven out Of
twenty.three horses were burned to
death. The body Of man, supposed to
be that Of Fondn Grosebeck, an old
man who loungel about the premises,
was found among the ruins, burned to
crisp,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

MARRIED ladies, under NIL circum.
stances, will find PANsoN's PuRoAT1vE
PI1bs safe; and, in small doses, a mild
cathartic. They cause no gripping, pains
or GRIMM,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24
A Sample IS OrOide Watch.

Sent on receipt Of saSO to any person willing to act as
AGENT II not satisfactory, money returned Address
MORTON 4 Co. English Oroldo Watch Agency, Alex
andriA, Va
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

j wllEsH, rrOPA,or M MspGIics sSa,,,S. .iI.siE
MILLIONS hear Testimony 10 'h'"
Wonderful Curative Effects -
Thoy arc not yllo Fancy Drink, Made Of roor
Rum, WhIskcy, Proof Spirits and he'use
Lquors doetored, spIeed and weetencd 70 peas th'
taste, called "Tonlcs "AppctIefs "I1es'nief.' &c.
thaticad tho tlppcr on to drunkenness and AZ"
utruc Medicine uiado from tho Native Roots ana e'''
OF California, FREQ from all Alcoholic sllmn'
Innts, They arc the GREAT BLOOD fuh-
FER and A LIFE GIVING PRlNVlrhL'
pcrIect Renoyator and Inyigorator Of the system,
carrying OF all poisonous matter andre'torlHs
to healthy condition, No pcrson can take ue'o pI,'
tors according to objections and remain lohE nn"o",
provided their bonca arc not destroyed BY 'i'hv'A,
polsono or other means, and tic vital oFgAhA MSsSSu
beyond tho point Of repair. ~
They arc Gentle PnrgntiNe ns wrlIN
Tonic, poISCsalng also the peculiar merit OF 'e'hR
ns powerful agent In relieving Congestion or iniam'
nation Of the Liver, aud Rll the vIseCml Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS In young or
old, married or single, ut the dawn Of wonAhho'l ora
the turn Of lIfc these Tonic BIilrrS have no equal
For Inlanlmntory aud Chronlc lthornh"
tIsin and GOut, Dyspepsia or Judges
BIIIous, Remittcnt md Intermittent
yprs, Diseases OF the Hood, Liver 1t"
ueya aud BLADDER, these BiiirrH haze bc'"'
successful. Such Diseases are chnlcduy NN
Hood. which Is grnrrally produecdhy dc'h'
OF tho Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OF INDIGESTION
ache, Palm In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tishinr'
Chest, Dizziness, Sour ErueiatloEs Of rr
Had Taste In the Mouth, Dilloul Attack
the Heart, Inflammation Of tho lungs V
EIo1s Of the Kidneys and hundred Ohhrrr
toms, arr the on'prinEs Of Dyspcp's.
They nyirofatc tho Stomach nnihi'1
Liver and Bowels, which rcndcr'tl
efficacy In cleansing the blood Of al
parting new life aud rIEor to tho wi
FOR sKINDIsEAsES, Erfi,,
Rhenm. BlO,ehes, Spots, rimrlcs, ruM
bunelcs, RIng.Wotns, scald Head, sor
las, Itch. Scnff., Dlscol1fati0ns " the h
Diseases Of the skin. o. whatever nnu'
literally dug up and eaFrlc!ront Oithc &
time by the use oil these Bitten, One
cases VIII convince the most inercdg05
tive effects.
Cleanse the vitatcd blood whCncyriy
purItIcs bursting through tho ikIn Ia FIN
lions or Sores; cleanse It when YOU end e
and sluggish In tho veins; cleanse Il who
and your feelings will tell Tou when. KCc
pure, and tho health Of tho Tstcm will Toll.
Pin, Tape, md other Worms, lurk.
System Of 30 many Thousands, are crcctuAllY,
and removed. Says a distinguished phys
there Is scarcely, an individual upon the lace
earth whose body Is exempt irgp tho prg,cs
SSdy ,6At worms IS; s1i Sut II upon tRs S
apd Alliny ,deroSlh that breed these living mon
disease. M syttfm o. Msdici9c, n9 ,, rerlniig,
these BltterL
J. WALKER, Proprietor. n. II. MCDONALD =
Druggists and Zen, Agents, San FrnnclseO, Of,
and - aud u Commerce Street, New iotk
p1J-soLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DRA
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FOREIGN exchange is dull md about
steady on the basis Of l10i@llok for
prime bankers sixty.day sterling, and
lll611ll for sight bills so a New York
paper says.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND BuSI
string TO purchase goods OF any description, Address,
j, NJ, ANDERSON, n Park How, n, Y, CITY.
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THE friends of NJ. Rochefort llayc sue.
cecded in saving his life. He has been
pronounced insane, 1914. .H...