Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01

PETER c. JONES & SON3
Business .SaOtites.

~ kD 1OD X HEALTH AND LIFE.
How inconsistent is human nature. Men
carry revolvers to protect themselves
against, rafiians in weu-polisheG cities,
where the precauuon Is unnecessary. often
neglect 20 fortify their systems against
disease in the most unhealthy seasons.
Thousands of dyspeptics and other inval-
ids are now languishing in sick rooms, OF
fcebly and lisslesslv moving through our
stIeess. who owe their fo~lorn condition
solely TO a want Of common prudence. Far
more luimlCal than the TOugls and row
dies. against whose possible attacks the
tlmld arm themselves. are the morbid ele-
ments that perv&de the atmosphere at this
time of the year, and Vet although il j. an
undenied and undeniable fact that Hostel
ter,s Bjtters 6EOrd g more perfect prOtec-
ton against these causes OF disease, than
any weapon Of offence can afford against
laWless violence, the reckless aid incCn-
siderBte continue to brave the danger with
a positive safeguard within their reach.
Every day, however. the number Of mar
tyr5 to their own want Cf forecast dimin-
ishes Each succeeding season demon
strates more clearly the inestimable value
of the Bitters, both as az aRtidOte fOg the
causes Of disease, and specific forits con-
sequences. The uliasma which generates
periodic disorders, rheumatism. liver com
plant, 1rregularity of the bowels Gnd OH
er physical disturbances. produces no e.
feet whatever upon systems toned. regu-
lated and strengthened by this powerful
vegetable medicine. and dyspepsia, ner-
ana remlttent feyers, bihousnesss and IL
fact nearly sIl the maladies which the Bit
tcTS- II taken in time. would prevent, arc
cured by the perseveTing use Of the great
remedy.
The genuine Bitters sold in bottles only.
and never 5y the barrel, keg o. gallon. IS
IS represented by some Unprin c1plcd deal
ers.
The CULTURE OF IuE HAIR. Just as
surely as q soil infested with Canadian
thistes can be made to produce fine crops
Of golden grain, the scalp now covered
with harsh. dry, manageable hair can be
made prolific of siken tresses. All that is
necessary to effect the change in either
case Is the right kind Of fertilizer. Leav-
ing The agricultural chemists 10 determine
how the barren land shall be made fruitful,
we positively assert that Lyons kathair0E
Is uncqualed rs a fertilizer and beautiieT
of the hair. Twenty-Five years of success
Is the basis Of this unqualified statement.
During hat time il las been used by many
millions of both sexes. and the fiat in
stance in which ii has failed to fulfill the
expectations of a rational purchaser has
vet TO be discovered. 1t viii not cause
hair 10 grow on a vanished gourd Du,
wherever the roots Of the hirsute fiGers re
main undisturbcd it will cause them to put
forth new shoots, and in all cases where
the hair has become thin it win increase
its volume.
y BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-Tho perspective
faculty Of women is usually kecner than
the same archaeological organ in men.
Women know that beauty rather than
genius Is woTshipped by the sterner sex.
man MAJ talk of the latter TO his lady
love, but the keenncss of the woman know
that he Is thinking of the former. Women
are fond of admiration; hence one OF their
lon@ing- j. to be beautiful. The grand
secret Of female beauty is health, the power
TO eat, digest and assimilate "a proper
quantity of wholesome food. Take VINE
GAR BIlTERs. It will cleanse the stomach.
tone the vital organs, give perfect diges-
ton, purify the blood. clear up the com
pleNion and produce a state Of mental and
physical electricity, which gives symmetry
of form bright eyes. white skin, glossy
hair and genuine type Of female lowell
ness, which no cosmetic can produce. joiw
Manypcoplc, particularly children, SUI
fer with Cauachc; and for the benefit of
such we give a sure but simple remedy.
Put in two or three drops OF Johnson
Liniment. stop the ear with IN
dressed wool battle the feet in warm Wa
ter before going TO bed, and keep the head
warm AT night.
Capt. Charles Sager, who keeps a superb
stock Of livery horses in Portland, Ne, in
formed Us recently that he uses Sheridan's
Condition Powders regularly in
his stables. and that the expense is more
than offset by the diminished amount OF
grain necessary TO keep his horses always
in good order.
Poverty is bad, but the worst kind Of
is poverty of the blood; this
makes man poor indeed for 1t takes
away his strength, courage and energy;
but enrich the blood with its vital element,
IRON, by taking the Peruvian syrup "a pro-
oxide of iron, and you viii feel rich and
as good as anybody" Try it.