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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-29
Important to Ecmaissis

u,o, q temnie IL I'M trouble ur afflicted VIII
dIsasse, and REQUIRES medical or surSica! sssL'.
snce the inquiry should b.. where is tneres
physician who IL fully competent 70 ~ .onis;s
relief, and whose respectable stanains ~ con'
recommends him 10 the confidence OF US TN ~.
n,unity. The Doctor, understanding n.y." ~
noraiiycl, necessary these requiIemynS
keeis called upon TO interpose, and peg tSe 49,
tSon NJ Inc afflicted to the fnct that no ~ povo
a Professor OF Obstretics and Femel Olsc Ats
n, tTcnty YEAR, and IL fully qualified 10 aomn'
later in ali cases, both incidentally and ssfEies!'
w. moi In q superficial manner, put msst
oHnoh a manner as years Of study and Pracues-
bofh in hospitals and private AIMING ~.
UN.Lo IN save them from the hands OF tnS W.
oualL8ed, unscrupulors and designing, t.,Ssp
Sre famiiIes can rely upon him as upon ma1..T,i
All In a~faictIon can ilnc In nun one mnnUUS,r."
symnathize with and befrend them N uoupem
Gne In whose secrecy the utmost connosnse
Se nlaeed. Consultation by letter OF otnet"''o'
rREE. Sec address below. .or,,
ladies. the nature Of whose trouolsl reqSnao
,ha cons,ant attention Of the Doctor, can DC iuI'
nished with apartments, and skiiIu' anu wv
ONCE for tho sale Of DR.. ioupg,s PRE Tk
,rIvy powpEns, for married lAdiee. nless
Porders are perfectly safe and elective tIi.Ht
fiO pcr boy. One box Will Inst rom 'oui VIVA
DR. YouNe's FnENcu LrSAE, Or FL. -
MoSruY PILLS, for the removal OF an oTs,SS,
tIonp. Price, IS. Either Kind sehl W uAAi"P'-
receipt OF price,
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TO MlLLMEN I!

I'VE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE COL.
w ain News once hslf Q ton Of fupert
TYPE Metal, for iournaling 2nrRotes " So,i!
6~ueSSpEi,ss for cash 'rH'.'
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

ing . delay Of eight days for presentiAg
his annual report. ,i,,>I N !
Request granted. as l.ans q IS lih,
Mr. lngraham moyed that Hoase HI
entitled an act relative to the Mississippi
Valley Levee Company be ordered
printed. ~ ,.,'.',,.r..-., -. -. a,
Adopted, o az - ~. 'is 3an. SIS q
Mr.. Blackman asked seven days, leave
of absence for Senator Thomns..'A' 's g
Granted "a - - - '''- " = -
., MIR. Todd moved to adjourn. al -,
! Adopted. as leiiif.., ri 81 g:i s. d
The President then announced that
the SENATE stood adjourned until Satur-
day, the fourteenth instant, at u NJ ''
CHARLES =. MERRITT,
Secretary Of the Senate.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

which was adopted on . division by the
followng vote: yeas. IA: nays II. y
y II. .IngrsAame6ered Tie following re-
solntin ~
!, Rsssaaa; That . special losm.ittsso Of
three be appointed by the President for
the purposs II investigating the s1fairsof
the Lake Borgne Canal. and that said
committee have power 70 send for per-
sons and paperA ame' shi ~ nsiiesi
70 Lies over. kaat'ie4
MI. Pinchback moved TO adjourn.
Adopted
The President then announced that
the Senate stood adjourned until Mon
day. the sixteenth instant, at twelve
O'Clock n.
!. 20 CHARLES H. MERRITT,
+" Secretary Of the Senate.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

proceed to the site where S2lu inAASu''o"
Is located, in order to better prosecute
their duties, and to examine into the con-
dition and value Of the property in qne'-
ton. That said COMMITTEES be instructed
TO report as soon as possible dnrhg the
present session.
Mr. Todd moved to refer TO COMMITTEES
ON Charitable Institutions. -"At'f Z
Mr.. Wilcox moved to lay the motion
! to refer ON the table, which tl,c Senate
refused ON . division, BY the following
vote Yeas IL, nays Is. 3" ''ii'''''.''l
Mr.. Todd's motion TO refer was then
adopted. .se a'''1 ''s.t 70 '''1.'' =
The delegation Of Newspaper editors
was then announced, and escorted 10 the
door of the senate by the committee appointed
for that pusp0se. .il illo Anma ea.S. 81
NJ. Bowan moved that the Senate take r.
4 Cen of fifteen minutes. .b.,. ..s .s
Adopted .f.;,
Al the sxp;rtiou Of the Anssn minutes, the
President cslleil the Hsnass 70 ceass' sndoa y
call of The roll twenty -four Ssaaaons ansssssd 70
I Resolutions bsine sin y orasr, M. Pinch
back o6sred ths following :,
wHx.xAs, The prsa dslesastoa WHO visitsd
this city ~ ysas. aSssr receiving the hosPiAl-
ty of the same. returned home and grossly mis-
! represented o. (; therefore. b Il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-20

A man In the oil region having sus-
picions that some one. was stealing his
firewood, fixed up several tempting
sticks with nitro-glycerine, and left it
in the yard. Next morning neighbor
was splitting q little wood for break
fast, when an explosion took place, the
stick was converted into spinters, his
axe went through the air like a rocket,
followed BY his hat few rods behind,
and when last seen the woodnlan was
busy picking chips out of his ear with
toasting fork. The joking neighbor
was soon after condoling with the vic
tim, who said he supposed the frost
was all out of the wood week ago.
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vICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1871.

The First Edition of One Hundred and Finy
Thousand copies of Vicks Illustrated Csta,
iogue OF 5eeds and Floral Guide, 10 published
aud ready TO send out-lU0 pagss, and an En-.
craving OF almost every desirable Flower and
Vegetable. IL Is elegantly printed On nns tint
cd rsper, illustrated with Three Hundred dne
Wood Engrxvings and Two b-autifu.
CsbI..bR ED Fi.A aES.
The most beautiful and the most Instructive
Elortl Guide published. A GERMAN Ed
TtON ubllshed, In all ther respects similar
20 the EnHlish.
y ssett tree 70 all my u,tomsra Of 1870, an
10 I'll others who order them FOR Ten Conts,
which is not haff the cost, Address,
ii JAMES WICK, Rochester, N.Y.
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Iace f6e mont, st wnlch sister Msfial
looked yett pleased, SEIE
But her expression would have
changed could she have seen them just
ifter they had left town, for then Uncle
Com said: 4Ett slsidd
ssMr. Curtis, I have fancy for try
ing your team; please change seats
Won't you?"
Wallace nothing 10th, Immediately
lid 50, looking very much delighted
1t Was astonishing to see how deeply
Uncle Tom became absorbed i'm those
,orses; and as for the loyers, they
really were so absorbed In each other,
that they did not even notice which
say Uncle Tom WAS driving, until he
stopped at a Large white gate, leading
up snowy lane to pretty farm house.
Then Hetty asked:
"Why, Uncle Tom, where are you
going?" -
Going to take you in here to see q
little place / bought yesterday" an
,Eered Uncle Tom, as he fastened the
horse, and led the party into a cosy,
bright parIor, through a cheerful sit
ting-roOn, and . out ii into O. cheerful
Kitchen, where the kettle was humming
On the ssOves the txbie spread for sup
per, and a asniling maid in readiness to
receive them sas tss7-'s a=sF css-.
"Molly, this Is Mr.. Curtis, and his
wife," said UncIe Tom, at which the
sirI courtesied prettily, and Wallace
and Hetty biushed, while the latter
said: - @
"Why, Uncle.' rr ~
"Well, If you are not, you soon will
be-" said Uncle Tom, ''fOr the parson
will be. here in ten minutes. They are
determined, up at home, to make you
marry Squire Rarker- Tomorrow, and
the only way knew of to prevent it Il
to have you m irry Wallace Curtis to
day. Hs won't object, I'll be bound
THAT WON'T" spoke up Wallace
And Hatty, through her crimson
blushes, made out to ask:
"But is this really your place, Cncl'
rOm?"
"No; dts syoafs said Uncle Tom
"Ours p, cried Wallace and Hetty ii
breath. ~ 81
"Yours. My Christmas present t,
you, ,,'ssaid Tncle Toms
i.But, l. thought-mother. though
you were not rich," stammered Het
ty.
"Well happen to be quite able t
afford this" laughed Uncle Tom; "ant
if choose to make two young peOpl
happy, whose business is it? Come
Hetfy, choose Wallace to-day, or tn
fat old squire tomorrow-which is it %
"Oh, Wallace, certainly % cried Het
ty.
And that young gentleman Instant
ly took her In his arms and kissed he
right before Uucle Tom.
"Come, come now ! Here's the par
son; SO, Wallace, wen make it fast ant
sure in ten minutes more" said th
good old uncle. s'A ia
And 80 the did. And then Uncl
Foln and the parson stayed to suppe
with them; and Molly, the smilinI
maid whom Uncle Tom had sent 10th
city for, and whose fathe was one @
his workmen, waited upon them.
Uncle Tom would not let them e
back that night, saying he would rid
in with the parsOn and bring out siste
Maria to see them in the morning. s
Mr.. Curtis and his wife took possession
of their pretty home ut once, and ever
body except Squire Parker was wei
/ pleased.
And the last / knewof them Uncl
Tom was spending Christmas there
and trotting the youngest boy on hi
iKnee, while two other children rum
maged his pock IS for candy. -.
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.sBridget, what did your mistress say
she would have for dinner?'' 'Broil
the lobster! !" "Are you sure, Bridget?"
Entirely; get the gridiron. Mary
got the gridiron and placed it on the
fire. She then placed the live lobster
on the fire. Intermission of five min
utes, after which the dialogue was re-
stunned, as follows: "Did you broi tn 1t
lobster, Mary" "Devil the broil The
more I poked the fire the more he
walked off. The baste's haunted. I'll
try no more. No good will come from
cooking a straddle bug like thai" +" "And
where is the lobster?Y "Divil know /.
The last / saw of him he was going out
of the door with his tail half mast"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-20

The potato, instead of wanting space,
like corn and trees, between the rows,
wants to be planted close, that is closer
than usual. We waste land and we
waste seed in planting potatoes. We
get crop poorer in quality and less In
the aggregate. q BY planting closer
there will be less size and fewer small
Potatoes, and the cOarsen8ss cominonto
large tubers will be avoided. This has
been thoroughly demonstrated In Eng
land and Ireland for more than twenty
years. -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-20

Single eyes or whole potatoes.
have always advocated the plan Of cut
ting potatoes into email pieces for seed.
The result Of many of our. own expert
ments has shown that there was more
danger Of using too much seed than too
little. The reports that have! reached
Us in the last two or three years, Of the
great yield Of most of the new and high
priced sorts, which have invariably Y
been cut into very small pieces when
planted, are conclusive proof upon this
point. A neighber has just given US
the result of an experiment made with
the Early Rose, which he has dug and
sent to market in the last last few days.
Five rows were planted with only one
eye in hill, and next five rows adjoin-
iRg with whole potatoes. The result
was quite different from what he expec
ted, tor the single eyes not only gave
the largest yield, but the tubers were
larger and more uniform in size.-
Hearth and Home. sna '''' ,'s.,.
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xaa,s co.n n:ttss Of spanky Point, IIinois.I
reekon sis y,'ur drtft gents
You low the boy sha'n't stay;
This b a waite sn's country;
sYsu're Democrats. ysa say;
- And where's, and sseiu.. an whsresors \
rHet,mes 6esn' all out " Jtnt, xg4
The suigssr mas got to mosey
From the ii.aais o. spa Ky Fini.
- Ler,srsason the thing minute;
- psnnn-old-fa hioned Democrat too.
rasaza Iiaii M ,iitlcs QUITO the way
For to Keep LlIi the wSr was through.
hgsf But icoans ssok here. Ail0wiR
IL To xSIs asI sIassi -Soas.
- Tassgu ir grsyeIs me ike the devil TO train
- AfDnx o. s,eA.zsos as you. >
- Sowdox my eats ef kin see.
Ia all the light of thedsy, >
wnat yoa - sosto d. With the question
NJ Ecu.n..ll.xsorstss. =
M Aud fuzarr esEn thst give notice.
"a Efssss NJ ysa setcnss ans 10Y.
- He kan check mis- Iraaks u sswsrmer cline
a Iasa he'll dad in Illanoy.ss :
why,hia nsgsar heS rts, jest hear mel :.
Yssxa, xaa4taaspIiy DAY
wlsnsar lsIsLruck yicxssars Hights. no :"
upped-1-F
And lorn and tattered welay.
wnen ne rss1 =sstrssted .t4id behind. T.
For reason suf5cient 10 me
VITA rlp cAved 70. and . leg On strike
spfawIed ON thai curseo gincee-
Lord. how the hot sun went for u.s. = f1ss
And br lied and clustered and our 1ed! - 7
How t<ao repel uliets WI zzed 0inu NJ
q q HLaa = cu nis dea grip turned!
TIL along toward dusk seen n thing
could ut OsIleve for spell:
Tust nigRer-Lhal Tin-was H-crawiin' to nae
Tnrvugn that nrs-proof. yilt-edged hell
e e jTThe rstssls sseu him ~ QUICK As ne,
And LIE oullegs baked he Ooes;
But he Jun ped Tor me. and Snouiuered me.
Tnouyaa shot brouynt him once 10 his knees
But he staggered up, and packed me on,
-FAfsEl With = dVzeh siIn biss and iails,
.if - TIL ssse In our lines drxpped us both,
~ ~ HIS olack hids riddied wIth balls.
secs 80, my ssutie eaxellss, tkats my answer.
-ifiststat@ All iere stays 4nLy fifn; = l1sffEsY
NV He turned Deaths ace Tor me that day,
And IN not goin' DacR him!
You may rexoiuIe Till the COWS come home, -
but ef one OF you touches the boy.
He, II wrAslle MS hash to-nlghti An hell,
.H14tns neeaet not flmon yoys ~
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zT6e Cdrse Or thS Hour.

There q too much lying. On every
hand We meet with exaRReEation, equ-
vocation deception Wa cali it lying,
and every man or woman who varies
one toto from the stfictest fact and
truth ID indeed q liar. > -sss
The expressman agrees most solemn
ly to deliver q trunk, for you at Ger
tain hour. He delivers it q day after
time promised, and thus lies. The gro
Ger promises to send you the best tea
in the market. He takes the first his
hand falls upon without any care for
tn quality, and dispatches it to you
without a. twing. He isa liar. The
printer promises to do your work cheap
er than it can be done elswhere in the
town. He forgets his prOmise-char-
ges you what he pleases-and lies
The tailor. agrees to deliver suit of
Clothes without fail by six in the even
ing. You get them in the morning,
and the tailor is a iar.in The dentist
pledges his word that your teeth as fill
led by him will be all right for six
months, an / the dentist lies. A man
over the way is In need temporary
loan. You lend. him, q small sum
which he promises by every thing to
return at given time. He keeps it a
month over the time and is liar. An
lauetioneer tells you that = certain pic
ture is by a master artist, when he
knows it was painted by fourth-rate
painter. He lies, and is not worthy OF
TRUST. A saleman lies about his goods.
A bootmaker lies about your boots
The jeweler lies about Your watch The
igossipper at the dinner table tells exag.
-. y = - =
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DIVORCES.

Absoluie Divorces Ieyaiiy Ootxined In New
York, indiana, Illinois, and other Siates, OR
persona from any state or country, legal every
wnere; deserIion, drunkenness, n0n- 81 pport,
ETC., SUFFICIENT canse. no publicity, No charge
until al ofce IL vbLxined. Advice free.
Address, MOOR. q RICHARsUN,
Counsellors nj Law,
is Oh ely lso Broadway, EsWYork City
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loFQLuAlsALIZEsIIs

fhen spe OF u accftlfiig % its nIerits, conn
pare it With W hisk 5 Bitters. brandy. and 9th
er such articles, and see the diffrrence, Ii they
ind The Nine of Life is pure and wholesome,
and the other Liquors pOisonous, (Which they
certainly Will doJ iheii they are morally bound
lsj prescribe and recommend the Wine uf Life
tent anu tonic in use; but should they mud IL
not pure aud what the proprietQrs claim for y,
iet them publicly denonnce it. II Is the physi-
clans duty TO learn an! find out which is the
inust wholesome iInuant for his patfents, and
do 30 he must examine and book mt The
quality OF each article. and learn for hInrself II
sarr.nit It's general Use The pr.prietors claIIn
t,.e Wine h sLile U, pY I9i,Ie wh1It and far
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uAsnoop: HOW LOST, HOW REsrokED

6OO0s hoW 6OS4s INV ESSoA OAs6D
= ast published, q new edition Of Dr. Culver,
wells Ueiesrated Essay on the radical cure
Without medicine) OF SpermatorrhnA or SEMI
nal Weakness, Involuntary seminal LUsses-
Mental and Physicsl Incapacity +,
.Impedtinents TO Marriage, etc.. also, COnsump-
tion, Eptlepsy, and Fits. induced by self-in-
.duigeice 0r sexual ex extravagance.
.. Price. In y sealed ens eiope. only cents.
Tne celebrated author, In thty admirable
essAY .csexrly ydemonstrates,Iro ,Irou7 thirty yesrs'
pQcHessful pracstce, that IheE Alarming cVnse-
|Sl<a1eez VI afyetf-xbuse may - TAdstnfiy crreti
7l11]lk f1le< <dz7,xs xsrv1se pes of INTERNAL inedt-
cti,a o. fhe applicatiun of The KNIFE; pointing
cut = mode VI cure NJ once sirapis, certain, xud
eesctuaI, ty nleAus OF Which every sunerer, no
msi Ter what MS condition. nAl be, ma, cure
htnase lfcnespiy. privately, aAd radically.
shA- This Lecture shou q be Ia the hantso
every youth and every man In the land.
sent, under seal. in plain envelope, to any
address, postpsid. on receipt six cents o. two
post stamps.
:. Also, Or. cuiverweils Marriage Guide .
price Is cents. address the Publisiisrs
cHA~.J G. KLINE CO.,
III Rowery, New York, Post ONCE Box iosb.
decz9ly
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A GooD ANswER.-"Sir," said lad
coming down a wharf in Boston, ard
addressed a well-known merchant,
shave you any berth for me on your
ship? want to earn something
"What can you do ?" asked the gen.
81 can try my best to do whatever 1
am put to !" answered the boy. q
"What have you done?"
"I have sawed and split all mothers
wood for nigh two years."
"What have you not done?" asked
the gentleman, which was aqueer sort
of question.
"Well, sir" said the boy, after mo-
ments pause. 81 have not whispered
once in school for awhole year."
That's enough said the gentle
man, ssyou may ship aboard this vessel, f,
and hope to see yon master of her
some day. A boy. that can master a
wood pile and bride his tongue must
be made of good stuff. Selected.
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Superior Grain Drill. 9
HINKLEY h-.
KNITTING MACHINE.

hs .sSiinple-' h,ape-t and .
goo i'm Use! 7ettf- |s'A
fiRs but tDnr Needle! n Child can
-~ Nuh At! .t --i4 .18I7
4 ESIGSED especially for the usenI families.
~ and ladies wiiu ,t,>i re to knit tor the mar
kci. W III 40 every stitch mi tue Knitting in 4
Siocking. wtd.i,tilstsn aud narrowing ,es readily
" by hand. Are, splendid fJr worsteds aud
,anry work, TAXING lFlVEd BtEfiERENT
klNiSOF STITCH ! Ate very exsy,t ,to iiasaass.
anu MOI iinnle to gel :,ut of orier. EVERY FAM.
! Ly sfi,y uLD HAyE oSE. ..a,.r...l l
We WANT NN A1EN'. IN EVERY TowN
p plNTWH'Ue'E AND -ELLrrhEM, to wh.sln
we offer the ninsi liberal Inducements. Ssni
Tor onr tlr'nlar ami sample stocking. -
=. HlAkLEf KNITTING MACHINE co.. u
Ra.h. Me-; "r, iiS Bresdway. N. "; lls Wabash
Ave Chicago, H. ~ i-Spl'7Q-i ~ llSl;
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idWIN HOEHSIFE.
.,, s.s5ssse.a.a "a ~ =

tn, great Biuuu f'ti ifier anu Deiicious nrink,
aB ners Staaia Viases s-pr " tsse oG Lit, In
IrUiii any loi>oIUus uruss % iinperities,
,ciiie paIcu iur tii,Jse VINO require silinu-
ant. IL is splendid appotizer anu tonic, aud
nnest tning IN the wusid ior purify iilg The
,tou,i, IL Is Llie niusL- pieasanl and delicious
Ell ofiere,t To the puUilc, tar superor 10
.aandy, WHISKY, vine, DlIIers, or any otler ar
ticie. lis iuore iieaiiiiy, and cheaper. Both
.IIaie and ielIaie, young or Odd, can Lake The
Wine III L,fe.- IL ~, Ia, Iaet, lie pteserver.+
those vino wisito enjoy good health and y tree
dow vi livery spirils wIld well to take the
Wine oil Life. IL rs different from any thing
ever before IN use. IL Is suld by all Druggists
Price One Duiiar. iii quart bottles. ri 10
This Vine is prep3red to take The place OF all
other BitIers or Liquors Known tobe made up
Of FustI UIi an otncr ueleterlous articles. The
Wine OF LlIe, ~ distilled with great care,
especially Tor those who !. equire q healthy
stiniuient. aud k,r the use OF Medicai Men and
SuIses in the sick room, in place Of the villen-
ious liquors now in use, ana so often depenueo
upon. In fact, it Is a constant complaintj OF
Pny ysicians in this country, that ttis Qglte tm-
possible TO procure pure ST, m ulant Liquors Tor
their patients. W ask The Medical faculty and
the public TO give Warmers Viuum vilse or
Wine Of Llts tgisd. aud We askt tEaa ssa %
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We are also putting 1t in Cooking Stoves
thereby dtxpsnsfHg srifh Bockr0lfs, and "a wing
much expense 10. the consumer. besides pre-
venting dust escaping when the fre Ia stirred.
Persons having the Trnpie. Ranger nr Sentinel
for them; alss'. WERNsT's JofrI1D frsIIE or
Cross piece ~ 1fri cannon spring up al the ends
mr. sink In the middle. and " III last long 81
eight or ten of The ordinary kind
We also make Krtf's patent METALLIC
HEARTHs. which. are superior tr Marble stone
OF Brick Hta,ths.
For the ahose I'm prosemfn MS and the superb
Or Cook ing, Heating and Ftsnf I'm stoy+< M ads
BY Us. We ask the patronage q d aiers ~ d
consumers ..-faea. 1r- octIS'TO-ly
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An old lady who was troubled by the
prospect of the introduction of gas into
the village, and the consequent, disuse
Of whale oil, asked with much earnest
ness "What will become of the poor
vuho1oc ptt
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ID

Booi PURIFY Ing. and cur t,s all Diseases arising
frum haUtls OF u ssipstiUn, and Excuses and
Impruieu, 80 In iIf.i- Impurities of the Blood.
eic., .SupersedIng sCopIibx Iva affections for
Uih.n .t IL used. and Syphilftfc AHeetions-in
these disea Used IN connection with helm
bold's Rose Wash.
LADIES'. 81
ID many affections peculiar 10 Ladies. Tbs
i.xtFact, puchu ia 1neguaiied by any OIhrr
r,ineuy-as in Cnini vf ketSuIion, Irresu-
farity ,Paiufuiness or !uppIession VI custom.
Az rvsGuasious, Uicefele.. SCH irI Us stase Of
the Uterus, Leucuri iioesi or, Whites, Steriiity,
aid ;.ii compis1ALs incldeiAs y, the eS Z,
whether arising from IDdsscretiUn or habits Ci
Dissipation. 1t IN prescdDssI exssasIvely BY
tine mos, eaiinent Pily slciaGs aud Aidwlsek
for enteeUtcd and defscAte Soustltcsions. al
both sexes aud Al xx.s laLtendci with sny u
the above diseases Sf IS InptofnsL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-20

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nIieu .Or Gals 10 tncIt roJins as Ia Gliis 10
reshiie tLeir vcrt mons AID aii TIC DID,
!. ies OF ale. OneLftaI all We ash TO enable
lnis -emeuy sJ reuuiii ME lad liseiI tU the most
sA optical. 1t Is a signify stimulating touIc
a spteIlaid ipks'l.zeI, IL s,renS hels tho
stoitiacl. ami rrslofcs the Srucratlke uryans
uige> 10 healthy state. Weak
M-r ous anu oIspeptic PERSONS should use
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