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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-08-12

The extraordinary influence of railroads
on the prosperity OF the neighborhood
through which they pass 10 ably illustrated
At the West, and that quite recently. Al
the crossing of the International and Texas
Central Railroads, where only few months
since was . dense forest of oak, hickory
and other growth. there now stands Ne
dourishing young city OF Hearn. Only
eight months old, Hearn, Texas, has pop.
.uiatiOu Of several thousand.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-08-12

SOUTHERN EDUCATION. - The changed
feelings Of the South in regard to education,
are illustrated almost daily. Texas especi.
ally, seems determined 70 cs.ablish system
Of popular education on IN enduring basis.
The principal Of . school in New Bedford
has just been invited to the superiuteudency
OF the schools in San Antonio, at . salasy Of
$e,400. Two female assistants In the same
school have already gone there; ono 10
teaching In public school ss salary Of
$500. and the other is about opening .
private school under the most favorable
auspices. Such facts arc significant. ~ In.
dicating the extinguishnent Of Jealousy and
prejudice, but more than al strcng desire
to establish system of popular education,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-08-12

An UNFoRTUNATE BENEDlcT.-We have
frequently heard Of men who had i'll l.luck in
marriage. but Thomas Francis, at the New
York State Capital-if if We may believe the
Albany papers-has l'ecn particularly IN,
fortunate in that relation. His first wife
killed herself thirty four years ago; nine
him. and d:ed nf drs,itntinn in Illinois; six
years later his third cOnsOrt was dr"wnc.l.
In 1858 his fourth hclpmate was killed. and
lie, having Mrn convicted Of the murder.
was sent to prison for life. hut rsr,lOned
out. In another decade the fifth partner of
h's bt'S'm mysteriously: disappeared. and
soul sougl,t peace and oblivion by hanging
herself to l'ed-post. The accumulation of
years aud experience having made Francis
philosopher. he hears his cOnnubal be
re"vemcnts with fortitude and resignation.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-08-12
Death Of The Double Bahy--One Head Out
lives the Other.

From the Boston Post, July 10
W. mentioned in our columns yesterday
the presence in Boston Of u most remarkable
child. the offspring Of Joseph and Ann F
Finley. 1t presented the remarkable as well
~ unprecedented phcL omcnon of two heads,
four arms. and two legs, and all upon sin.
gle body. The girl-for sucl, was its sex
died last evening ut No. 6 Bowdoin street.
The first half or head Or'.athcd its lust ut 5
and the second shortly after o'clock. The
many thousands IN the Western or Middle
States who have seen this marvellous ccccn.
tricity Of nature will learn its early death
with regret. The chil,l--or children as it
would almost seem proper 10 alludc u the
phenouenon-had enjoyed good health from
her birth, months ago. until within 2
weeks. ut which time one exhibited signs of
illness. This, however. was but temporary,
1t recovered, and was bright and playful.
Since reaching Boston. y few days since,
the oiher-t,r the other hnlf-.was taken
sick, and died yesterday afternoon. as a.
ready stated. The two portions Of the body
were so intimately Connected that the dcatl,
Of one rendered that Of the other inevitable,
The spectacle was equally novel. strange.
and unparalleled. Upon one end Of the
body rcposed the head Of the dead infant;
upon the other that of the live one will, its
eyes still bright and curious. and its lungs
in full breathing or,icr All that medical
a'd could accomplish was done, but it was
found unavailing. The child died in the
presence of its parents. Tho corpse pre-.
sen's tho appearance of two infants asleep.
Apparently they escaped the ordinary suffer.
ing incident to death, for the coun,cnanccs
had the expression of rcpose. The disposi.
ti"not the body is not determined upon.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
Polygan, y.

Heretofore ". have published ar,i-
Giles IN the Register against polygamy.
We find The following paragraph en-
bodying III very concise words the
authority in the Old Testament by
which PoIygamists claim that 1t was
instituted by God himself, to wit:
"see III Sam, xii, 8: Thus saith the
Lord, l gave thee thy masters N,res
into thy bosom David left ten
women concubines to keep the house,
II Sam, XIV, Is. And David took
more wirts At Jerusalem l Chron..
xiv, 8. 'Dar;d did that ,chich pas right
in the eyes Of the Lord, and turned not
aside from ANYTHING commanded him ALL
THE DAYS or HIS LIFE SAGE ONLY in the
matter OF Urlah, the Hit,ite,' Kings,
XIV, S. From these quotations it APP
pears that David had ~ least ten con
cub,ncs, that God gave him Saul's
wives. and that he took more wives
at Jerusalem; and 10 settle the ques
ton, IN all these acts he did right in
the eyes Of the Lo,l. If this is not
establishing polygamy by authority
OF the God OF the Old Testament.
what guide to truth can there be III
language. Estate Register.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
TIE g., G. +. & w. R.lR.

It has been known in railroad cir.
cles for some time past, that the road
bed OF the old Iowa Central in Black
Hawk and lama counties, was not to
remain much longer unoccupied. TO
speak OF road from Grinnell to
Winona, is but referring to project
that has been carefully thought out.
While we have known Of the efforts
that were being advanced by the
several interests, we have carefully
avoided saying anything until the
project had developed into some
thing tangible. The time has now
arrived, which will warrant US an
nouncing TO our people, that the
road through Cedar Falls, will BIZ
built at an early day. At meeting
held at Grinnell last week, q company
was organized, and articles Of incor-
poration signed. 1t is to be called
the Grinnell, Cedar Falls and
Winona Railroad. TO enter in TO q
detail OF the proceedings, are not
deemed necessary.
It will be referred from what We
have thus stated, that President Gil.
man OF the Central Iowa is at the
helm Of this important project. This
Of itself is evid. nee sufficient to as.
sure the early completion Of the road.
A construction company will be or.
ganlzed at once and work will be
commenced as early as the weather
will permit. along the line between
Grinncll and Cedar Falls. What
our people will be required TO do has
not yet been determined, but will
probably be the preparing OF the
road bed through Hack Hawk coun-
ty;a portion Ut which il already
built. It is confidently expected by
Mr.. Gilman that the road will be
completed rs tar as this point this
year. AS to the feasibility OF the
route, We refer our readers 10 an ar.
tclc, and proceedings Of a meeting
held in Winona recently, which we
take from the Daily Republican Of
that city. They will be found, on the
first and second pages .. TO days pa
per. Winona. the proposed terminus,
is q fourishing place Of some 10000
inhabitants, and her people are fully
awake 10 the Importance Of the road.
The route will be nearly North and
South. With this road, we will have
easy access to the coal beds OF Ma
haska county, the best in the State |;
ard al;o to the lumber market OF
Winona. Lumber is selling five dol.
lars per thousand cheaper in Winona,
than any other market TO which we
now have access, with our present
railroad facilities. The building of
this road liz Of vital interest to the
people Of Cedar Falls. It establishes
this point as railroad center and
places our city beyond a per.advcn.
ture, the mort promising inland town
IN Iowa.-(Ccdar Falls Gazette, Feb.
oath.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Our readers will rccollect that two
weeks ago we headed an article II,
it Righ,I" in which we went on tc
speak Of goods from bankrupt con
Germs OF other localities being brough,
here to be closed out to the in
jury OF legitimate trade, and we stat
ed that THE case is plain and tn,
rule OF protection has general ap
p!icalion.' The bringing IN Of stock,
Of goods to be sold At less than COS,
opens the question OF free trade Of
protection, bringing it right home
to our comprehension sud under
standing. We, the older citizens o.
this city, have built up and created
what market we have. These I'M
provements are ours, built with GU,
money aud our taxes. We have Gro
Gerry stores, Dry Goods stores, &c
Now the Free Trade theory says, le,
all the broken down concerns Of
neighboring towns send their Gro.
ceres, Dry Goods, Hardware, DC.
here to be sold Tor what they will
bring. What is the effect Every
one Of these branches Of business
built up here are ruined, and broken
down. Protection says, Our bust.
ness interests should and must be
protected. Why ? That they may
continue to prosper aud thrive and
thereby build up clowns aud coun.
Try hence We impose license which
should amount to the difference be-
tween the absolute cost OF the article
less the right price ut which it is sold.
This would place the goods on the
market at their real cost, and this we
call . tariff. We understand all our
merchants are in favor OF y heavy H.
cense on Auctloneer establishments,
hence must be all Tariff men. We
want the Tariff 70 protect our Manu-.
tacturers from the cheap goods made
by pauper labor in the Old World,
20 that the laborer may receive fair
price for his labor, and home market
Tor the products created. This ques.
ton OF Protection 10 American in
dus;ry is one that il will pay to study.
1t Protection be necessary TO create
manufacturing enterprises who will
question the policy! Suppo:e the
Wooden Mill now stsnding idle was
at work manufacturing cloth out Ut
wool would il not he wealth, money
IN tact created. II $l5O,0OO worth
Of cloth was made out OF 85O, 900
worth OF wool, would not the @lUO..
900 be SO much gain to the locality,
aud be in tact So much more money
in circulation. Who questions that
it would BE- more money in our peck
ct 10 create . voluntary tariff on
wooden goods by resolving to buy
those manufactured here! Such a
step would start the Mill, develop
wealth in city and county, and de-
mamd for skilled labor created and
maintained. Who does not favor Q
Tariff, and who would not if they
could make u local application OF the
prlnciple!-[ Marshall Times.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

The total expense Of the public
schools in Flushing, T.. l.. Tor 1870
Is S9,S46.2G.
In the various departments Of
Oberlin College, about 800 students
are now IN attendance.
Pound parties are becoming quite
tashionable-every one that goes
takes pound Of something.
Artemus Ward sail tina, he thought
it rather improved q comic paper to
have joke now and then.
A pig carr, ing wisp of straw in
his mouth portenls rain. Minor
showers occur without the int.rvon.
ton OF the pig. Nicely roasted, h.
is very good.
A New Yorker was informed inst
before his marriage that his bride had
fallen hair to 100000, but he let the
ceremony 60 ON just the same.
Broad river, in South Carolina,
was frozen over in January. An. in.
stance Of the kind has not occurred
before in thirty-seven years.
An exchange says that an Iowa
pet pig has been taught to "hollcr
fire. Such abnormal developments
OF talent arc always painful. That
pig will get into hot water yet.
Among the Court files at Taun-
ton, Mass. is the finding Of Cor.
oner's jury, which concludes that
"thc said-came TO lis death Nv the
visitation Of the aforesaid God.'
There were IS votes in favor Of
woman suffrage in the House the
other day. That il more than the
negro could have received five years
ago. Revolutions don't 60 back ward.
An Eastern paper, in fit of revo.
lutionary enthusiasm, says, "Hurral'
tor the girls Of rs - "Thunder ("
cried New Jersey piper, That's
too darned oil No, no! Hurrah
for the girls of H."
A Missouri, newspaper claims tina,
the hogs OF that State are 80 fat, that
in order to find out where thei,
heads are, il is necessary to make
them xqucal, and then judge by the
sound.
A man, stopping his paper, wrote
to the editor II think folks ottenl
to spend their Mummy Tor pnypcr, mi
dadaa diddent and everybody sell he
was the intelligentes man in the coun
try and had the s,nsrtest family Of
boise that ever dugged taters.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

500 BOOKS TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN
PREMIUMS.
For Ten NEW subscribers with $50 90,
We will give one copy Of Spoer's "China
and the United Staies," beautifully illus.
trated and admitted to be one Ct the best
Issues Of the American press.
For Six NEW subscribers with Ai2 90 We
will give one copy Of Darrett's Life Of Lin.
coin, bound 10 calf. worth 81 so.
Or one Of CRAlG'S Microscopes price
Sd 90. Zee advertisement in Weekly Ga
1ette.
For Five NEW subscribers, with $40 90
We will give one copy Of Rsrreu's Life Of
Lincoln, bound in muslin, worth 81 90, or
for Club II 80 Subscribers u Club rates
For Two NEW Subscribers, with 81 90,
We will give one copy Of "Carpsntsr Six
Months IN the White II use" selling price
81 SO per volume.
- Specimen copies sent free on appli-
cation.
SEND TOUR ORDERS FOR 1871.
with money. BY Postofhcs Money Order, or
draft, or in Registered Letters, to
GAZETTE COMPANY,
4-l2 DAvssfosE, Iowa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
DES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD.

Travellers will study their interests by patronizng this line
Westward passengers make close connection at les Mones
with Chicago Rock Island Pacific, at Grand Junction with
Chicago North Western and at OMAHA with Union Pacific
for all points in the Territories and Pacific Coast
To passengers bound East ocr Kcokuk choice of
three principal through lines viz-Toedo Wabash Western
Toledo Peoria Warsaw and Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Railroads by either of which they make sure connections and
fast time to all important points in the Middle Eastern
States
Sleeping night trains
Fare 'alcays as low the lowest.
Coupon tickets at all principal Offices.
JNO. GIVIN Superintendent
JAS BARKER, Genl. T. Agent. "a
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
TATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.

To John Cunnington, JANET Cunning.
ton, 9. s Hopkins, William W. Wright,
Ed. Buno, Caroline Buno, Moses Blu.
no, and khodema Buno:
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that there 10 now on file, in the Office Of the
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court Of Tamx County,
Iowa, Cross Petition Of L. 3. Nelson in an
action, wherein E. N. Barker IS plaintiff
and John Cunnington and others are de-
PENDANTS, claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
. mortgage therein described, aud asking 4
personal Judgment against you, the said
john Cunnington, for the amount due on
six promissor.:' notes, and praying for 9th.
er relief, as more fully appears BY said Pc.
ti'ion and that unless you appear thereto,
and defend, on or before noon, Of the sec.
ond day Of the n:xt term Of said Court, boz
ing the April term Of said Court for the
year A. d 1871, commencing on the third
Monday Of April, 4. D 1871. at the Court
House in Toledo, in said County. default
will be entered against you, and judgment
rendered thereon.
c. 3. BRADSHAW,
0.l2 ATTY. for PlsintiA.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
RAIL ROAD TIES WANTED.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that The Toledo
N aud North. Western Rail Way will pay
80 cents apiece for good merchantabls burr
Or white oak rail 'oad ties, to be delivered
on the lines Of said road, to such points %
W. H. Harrison, president Of the company.
may designate, eaid ties 10 be counted, in
specied and accepted by IN Inspector ap>
pointed by The Board Of Directors. By orr
der o. the Board Of Directe,s Of The r. & n
U.R.w. 10. SAFELY. Sec'ty.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
PUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL
LAND

NOTICE IS HERE GIVEN. THATI
~ will ON the 9Th day of'April, a. D.
1871, at the hour Of one o'clock r. NJ, At
The front door Of the Court House in Toledo,
Tama County. Iowa, offer for sale and sell,
TO the highest bidder, Hrorided. the same
brings the Appraised value, the following
School Land:
The south half az Of the eouthsast omar.
ter (N Of section sixteen (l6) township
elgsty>fve l6h] north Of range fourteen
ia west Of the 9th r. NJ.
TEaxs-One Fourth cash down, the bal
ance in ten years, with annual interest, II
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum.
THOMAS 8. FREE,
All AmA1top
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
CEN'L ACTS WANTED

for Groesbeck's Calculating machine, rap.
id, accurate, reliable, simple, easily spe.
rated, cheap and beautiful. Giving in
Simultaneous additions or snbstractions, TAX.
ing from one to FIVE columns Of figures 1t .
time, carving and borrowing its own tens,
hundreds etc., withou. the least thought on
the part Of the operator. Address zlEG-
LER & MsCURDY, Chicsgo, Ill. GD>l3
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REDUCTION OF PRlC ES
tn CnNrnRN To

REDUCTION or DUTIES
GREAT SAVING TO COEeU iERS
BY Getting Up CLUBS.
n@- send for New York Price List and .
form will accompany it, containing full d..
rections--making large saving to consu>
m.rs and remuuerativs to club orga nixer'
THE oRHAT AMERICAN TEA co
81 & SO vEsEY STREET,
P. q. Box 50l3 ED.l31 NEw IoRx
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

JUSTICES BLANKS, Of al kinds, printed
y AMI Tor .als d the RsPv1LIcAx once. ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09


ht,sw,a ,rful medicine to which the afflicted
~ a,W, p,intst for relief, the discoscrcr be-
',Sv. n. ia coMbin ed IN h0rMGny more Of Nm.
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",i a.. ll.;ill.l into the vegetable kingdom fer
h',lin; ia: sics than were ever before combined
lu o.: m'ii:in,. The evidence Of this fnct Is
bini IA u. .fsit variety Of most q. stinatc dis.
e,.l. s,l:l It has b.cn found 10 conquer In the
snlti a,-iv SAGE. Of COnsu m ptiOM, Il Las
sM'Ii.i:l tn. M j, Ii cal faculty and eminent rhy.
scisl oraa ,Ilc. 1t the greatest medical discuye-
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ug'bis hbtlti Al sound constitution cstab.
Hsa'l Erysipeia g, Salt Rhcun Fever
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y. ;',t,srsi by this powerful purifying and in
vi.''lTi { m, iicine
Lyn fs.l az. dre wsy, debilitated. have cal
Iov :,'ar af kin. or yello wi.h brown spots on
tAhs IN nptta, Intern al heat or chils alternated
VITA tat ,.hss. aSY .pirits, and gloomy iorcbod-
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Dr.. p,..sl'. G,l,.a Medical discovery has no
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asst Y fof this pnrnosc are loud In it praise
ein, t!N will equal II for tho cure Of sp the dis
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

LONGEST ROOF
in the United States 10 on Rinek's Sons
Factory, Easton, Pa.,-one-third Of mile
long,-and 10 covered With
READY ROOFING
CHEAP, DURABLE and easily applied
Send for circular and samples to the manu-
facturcls. READY ROSFING CO.,
2iylI No "a CORTLAND ST., NY.
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RLANKS.-BLANK DEEDS, MORTGA>
- GES, Quit Claims and justices Blanks
ct the RrPGULicAx Office,
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500 BOOKS TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN
PREMIUMS.

Extra Inducements to Work
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

LDR SALE. A rev Wilcox & Gi5!,. Sew
L ing Machine. Enquire a, this Office Il
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Full and explicit directions accompany
the medicines. Evidence Of the NEST re-
sponsibls and reliable character farnished
or application, with hundreds Of thoussnds
Of living vitnessss. and upward Of $4,000
unsolicited certificates and recemmsndsse>
~ letters, many Of which ere from the
highest sources, including eminent Physi.
clans, Clergy men, Staiesunsn etc. The pro.
pr:eior has never resortsa % their pMblisa.
ton in the newspa psrs: be does net do this
from the fact that his articles rank ~ etsn>
dsrd Preparatisns. and Do sss nesd . b
lroppsd up y sssti1sstes' Hssry + Belp.
holds gessiss pvepaSattsas AslIvsIed t.
any address. 6sesre fSsu ah6srvstjs~ ::
Establishel spwsrA u - years. esld y
Druggists eve, ywhers. Address letters for
information, II Conscience 10 Henry r.
Helmbeld, Druggist and Chemist. Only de-
pots: H. r. Hslmbsld's Drug and Chenical
Warehouse, No. 594 Broad way, N. T.. Or to
H. 7. Helmbold's Medical Depot, 10l South
Tenth ST., Philadelphia, Pc. BevAss o. ceus.
terfeiis. Ask for Hsary +. Hslmbolds.-
Take no other.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

DILL HEADS.-BILL HEADS OR AL
Ds~ - printed IN tn .ery h-.' "'yle It tie
kcF0 sLlcAy O6ico
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
HENRY 7. mELa5oLp.; IMPROVED
ROE WASH

cannot be surpassed % . face wash. and
will 10 found the only specific remedy in
every species Of cutaneous affection. IL
speedily eraJica,es pimplss, spots, scerbu>
TIC dryness, in,!uratiops Of the cutaneous
membrane, etc., dispels redness and incipi.
ent Inflammation, hives, rath, moth patches,
dryuess Of scalp or skin, frost bites, and oil
purposes for which salvcs or oiutmenis are
used; restores the skin to state Of purity
and softness, and issures continued healthy
action 10 the tissue Of its vessels, on which
depends the agreeable clearness and vivac-
ity Of complexion 20 much sought and ad>
mired. But however valuable 90 remedy
for existing defects Of the skin, II. T. Helms
holds Rose wash has long sustained lie
principal claim 70 unbounded patronage, by
possssting qualities which render it toll !.
ct sppendage Of the most surpsrlativs and
conEenial character, combining In an'ele.
CANT formula those prominent Requisites.
safety aud efficacy 1.-The invariabls accsm-
panimeAts Of its uss--as preservative and
refrssher Of the complexion. Il 10 an excsl>
lent lotion for diseases OF . syphilitic ma
ture, and ~ An inject ion for diseases If the
urinary organs, arising frsm habits Of dis.
sipa,ion, used in connection with the Ex !.
tract Buchu, Sarsspariila, and Cats wb~
grippe Pills, in such diseases. recommended.
cannot BE- surpassed. frice, 81 per bottle
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

T'IIIO 10 NJ UU MDCG. OH
BY sending OJ
CENTS with age, height, color Of eyes and
hair. you will receive BY return mail, cor.
rect nicture Of yeur future hush hand or wife,
with name and date Of m6rriags. Address
W. FOX, P. .. Drawer No. ~. Fulton vile,
MI. Dis
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
CLIPPINGS.

The total expense Of the public
schools in Flushing, T.. l.. Tor 1870
IS $9,S46.26.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
HENRY r. 4 !. LMBoLD's

Being prepared expressly for the ahovs
complaints, i,s blood purifying properties
are greater than any other preps, alton Of
sarsaparills. 1t gives the comple1ion .
clear and healthy color and restorss the pa
tient to state Of health and purity. For
purifying the blood, removing oil chronic
constitutional disease arising from 90 im>
BILE and siFectual known remedy for the cure
Of pains and svsllings Of the homes, ulesrs-
lions Of the throst and legs blotches. pin.
pies on the face, srysipelas and eli scaiy
eruptions Of the skin, and beautifying the
complexion. Price, 81 81 pc. bottle.