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NOTIONS AND STATIONARY

Eit Buttons p Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoo,
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp WIst" HoSe
Ncck-tes, Handkerchiets Hooks and F~o, TTi''es,
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt Braid. ConLs ~ ttI'et "I'et
Hair Pins, Buckles, Pins, Needles <,,,''I SPS'
and Vest Binding. ThImbles, Collar, ,nF. ~ |oa'
Twine, Kid Gloves, Machine >,wmT S'n no'Sel',
spool Silk, &c. &c, Letter Fous.csn \a'' \'n' ana
Bill Paper, Pens Pen Holders, Lead P,nti. s,,l a,u
and Pencils. Envelopes, Pass Books. Ink. p,%,t
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Mue,i.ys A.
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DovER.-Almost ConRag7ut,on.-Tod
building and the De5dvarean office, in Dover,
narrowly escaped destruction by fire on Satur-
day morning. The fire broke out in James
WoeOtt's law office about l O'Clock, which
destroyed the carpet, papers and books of Mr..
w., except those in book case, and burned a
large hole in the floor cruising the stove to fall,
awakening Mr., John Lober, by whose presence
OF mind the fire was subdued The sanctum
OF the editor of the Dclawarcan was severely
heated, and water bad to be applied to cool of
the heated walls The loss would have been
quite heavy had not the discovery been made
as soon as 1t was, and acted upon with so much
discretion.
Dover is alive with Masquerade Parties,
Phantom parties and Glove parties.
On the 22d inst. the Knights of Pythias
will hold: at the State House, "a grand Glove
party. The features OF the entertainment will
be Interesting. Several singers from Milford
are expected-Miss Recdy, Mr. Tredler, and
others.
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PUBLIC SALES Of personal property will
take place as follows in the vicinity Of this
town:
Peter 6. Warner, in Thoroughfare Neck to-
day, 18th.
~ Mrs. Alice W. Parry, at the Galley Mills, -
Thursday, 18TH
John NJ. Wnford, in ThorOughfare Neck,
Monday, 10TH
John Taylor, on the Gerker farm, Tuesday,
20th.
VIM. P. Smithers, near Cloak's Mill Wed
nesday, 2lst.
Asa S. Clifton. adm, on the Rees farm
Ananias Ennis near Taylors Bridge, (Hukill
farm), and JAS, Taylor, (house and lot in
Dover) all on Thursday, 22l.
JOS. b. Conner, near Blackiston's Cross
Roads, and Israel Guukle, near Price Corner,
on Friday, 23d.
Mrs. Mary Levick, on Dr. Mahon's farm, on
Monday, Goth
Edward Beck, on his farm near Clayton, on
Tuesday, 27th.
S,ml Ringle, (col } near Moorton, on We'd
neSday, 2Sth.
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GRAIN SHIPMENTs.-.M. EI;tor:- Below
hand you statement of corn shipped, from
what stations and amount of freight paid the
Del K. K. Co. on the same, from Dec. LIST, II,
to Feb. lst., 1872:
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DRY GOODS

viz: Silks, Poplins, Alpacas, Chalhes, AIl.W,.,
DelaHnes, Cotton DelaInes, and Calcuts. win ~,
of the latest styles Of Dress GOOD, t;iroi i''l!
Jeans, Osnaburgs, FIannels, Tlcklngs, Jabl, em
Sack Flannels. Napkins Shectngs, Plllnw 1'N' C
Muslins, Swiss Stripings ,Cambrics, Paper Nn,I" "a"
Denims, Checks, DrIngs, Nankeen. Linen, SMI'h'' M''
Inns, Plalds, Shawls, Diaper Lawns. CLaI't .uu'
Plques' and all the goods usually found in G.!r
class country store. "!|
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7-3O GOLD LOAN.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD U.
One Million 7-3O's were sold
During December,
And January opens Nth an Active Demand.

These Bonds issued IN denominations ol from
500 10 81 OOD COUPON and SlU0 10 SlO,OUO hA'ls
TERED, have thirty years 10 ran, bear an inIeeS. "
80 per cent in gold, and are exempt from Uhleu
States tax
They are secured BY FIRST AND ONLY MORTGAG1
upon the Railroad It's Franchises and all Inc LS"
and Properly now possessed by The Company "
which II may hereafter acqHire.
rne bonds Offered al par and accrued lhieIe'' %
IN currency. and Win their ample seCdTN ahu NV
RATE OF INTEREST there Is investment uteeSs'V'
10 the people which Is more profitable" and SAFE
The present most Unusual opportunity iOT the P
liable conversion OF Gov eminent Bonds Inlo otPV
ate SECURITIES Of undOuhtcd reliability cannO' 'Vus
continue. Government and corporate disbursement
Tor interest aud dividends IN The next ninety days"
JIsengHge some Two Hundred aud Twenty MH"O
0I capital, most Of which will at once seek Telhe'
ment. Really desirable investment securities ~
scarce compared with The present and probable US
maud for them. hence early advance ln 'helt Nat
Is morally certain. The 80 Gold BUEds o the n ''" m
ern Pacific Railroad being rapidly ahSorOeO ~
The people, aud these facts suggest prompt acOh
parl e those who wish 10 exchange securities !" '
10 prOht by the pi esent premium on Five. "en'eS
the present low price OF Northern racifirs. L.,
U > D 2Os, Delaware Slate Bonds and all md'n NV
aDie securities taken in exchange al tn market I
by
John McLear IL Son, Bank'
No. 602 Market ST.,
Wilmington, Del. ,
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Very respectfully yours,
~ S. j. GARMAN.
Clayton, Del, Feb. IA, '72.
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Wood and WiIlow-Ware

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keclers, Churps. R,oo,,.
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brpsb,s Suns
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets CurryCnot1U o'uU
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wah Boards Woni
Brushes, lIalfBushe and Peck Measures Gii
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes Of Rope III
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Stock of New Goods,

which he intends TO sell cheaper than any sold :.
tins market for years, consisting of
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IN ""'"oer VI ouSleS Ahlpped'... 9SJ6j4
Total amount shipped to Philalclphia. 2s365ss
New Castle .......... lOIg6l6
- 3SjGl.54
AN oil feSht paid Del r. Co on TO Pkila. sl5sSi7
NCastle 1889
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nave IN store here .......... 1900 Bushels.
at EentOn.... 1000
at Morton. 700
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rAs Artemus Ward was once trav-
cling in the cars. dreading to be bored,
aud feeling miserable, man approached
him, sat down and said;
"Did you hear the last thing on lIor-
ace Greeley"
"Greelcy? Greelcy?" said Artemus,
"IIoracc Greeley? Who is he?"
The man was quiet about five minutes.
Pretty soon he said:
"Georgc Francis Train is kicking up a
good deal Of row over in England: do
you think they will put him iii Bas-
tile z"
"Train, Train, George Francis Train"
said Artemus solemnly. Il never heard
Of him."
This ignorance kept the man quiet for
fifteen minutes, then he said:
"What do you think about General
Grants chances for the Presidency! DO
YOU think they will run him!"
"Grant, Grant, hang it man. said
Artcmus, "you appear to know more
strangers than any man | ever saw
The man was furious; he walked nr
the ear. but at last came back and said
.You COMPOUNDED ignoramus, did YOU
ever hear Of Adam?
Artcmus looked up and said:
"What was his other name!"
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French Brick Machine.

An ingenious French machine for dry
moulding bricks presents the popularity
Of having moulds, carried by Il rotating
table. to receive the clay successfully as
the table turns. each mould after coming
under the action of a piston adapted TO
it i'm form, which congresses the clay to
the necessary degree. The bottom of
the mould is removable, and the brick,
after compression, is withdrawn below.
The rate of delivery is rs high as 1900
per hour. The pressure eXertcd in
moulding. ii is stated, should be accord
ing to the nature of the earth used.
When this is functions and damp, the
pressure will not require TO be consider
able when il is dry and incoherent, the
pressure will require TO be greater. An
engine of four horse power is sufficient
to drive this machine, and the bricks
produced are from Two TO three inches
in thickness.
Another French invention Of this kind
has also been brought forward, having
it is claimed, the same capacity as that
just described. In this machine. the
earth is thrown into a hopper, at the
bottom of which is square piston which
congresses il in successive charges, into
mould Immediately beneath, by hor-
izontal motion. The bricks. rs they
leave the mould, are Deposited on an
endless way, which carries them off TO
the place whence they are removed.
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HENRY L. HELMBOLD'S IMPROV-
ED ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as n FACE WASH, and will be
found the specific remedy in every species Of Cutancous
Affection 1t speedily cradicaies Pmplcs. Spots Scor
butte Dryness ndurations of the Cuancous Membrane,
etc, dpels Redness and ncipent Inflammation, Hives.
Rash, Moth Patches, Dryncss Of Scalp skin. Frost
Bites and all purposes for which Salves Ointmcnts
are nsed restores the skin 10 a state Of purity and
sotness, and insures continued healthy action to the
tissue Of its vessels. on which depends the agreeable
clcnrness and vivacty OF complexion much sought
and admired. But however valuable M remedy for
existing defects OF the skin, w. T. Iieinbolds Rose
Wash has long sustained w. princp claim to unbound
ed patronage by possessing qualities which render II a
ToLxr Of the most Supcrlaiiyc and Congen
ia character. combining IN elegant formula those
prominent requisites S,rEry aud EvrcAcy--the invari-
able accomplishments &c its uSe--as Prcservative and
Tor diseases of Syphic Nature and AS an injection
for diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising from habits
of dissipation used in connect ion with the EXTRACTS
BtCHU SARSAPAHiI.i.A, and CATAWBA CRAZE
PILLS, IN such Diseases as recommended, cannet be
surpasseu.
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GA little boy, after watching the
burning of the school house until the
novelty of the thing had ceased, started
down the street, saying: I'm glad the
old things burned down; didn't have
my jogfry lesson. no howl"
WT-An Illinois mother was so indig-
nant Mt the low stand her daughter took
in the printed graded list Of her school
that she Knocked the principal down
with q curling-iron.
nv Mrs. Will G. Morcau has sued for
q divorce from her husband, and will
teach music in Kmightstown. She Is
said 10 be an accomplished and excellent
woman.
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IYuCHC is \ srihrLANT. and Of itself may fail 20
ID effect cure but iuchr. when scicniif atrly c'r-
hincd with Bromide Of Potassium and ether ingredients
produces scdatiye effect. and healthy ac, II.
thus increasing the powers OF digestion. aaying iia
tcn. reducing ali unnatural sweilgs. stopping pain an'l
inflammation aud causing the repairs and nrimen's III
The human ody 10 he greater than the wastes thus pre-
venting decomposition and decay. ard gives noursh-
i1cnt health and vigor 10 the system.
Nv BuCHC Is good for all diseases arising from e>-
such weakness and Pain IN the Back and Legs
Trembling in the region Of the Heart, Weak Nerves
Pallid C"untenance. Dryness cf the skin. scroiuia
syphilis. in its many firms, Ulcers. and Tgn.ors.
II your system Is affected by any of the above syp-
and diseases relief is nj hand Get bottle of My
Buchu and Bromide Of Potassium and you nAy
rely on being cured. =
know just what say. Ny record as Compounded
Of Medicine is second to no man in the Southwest.
Twenty or thirty years ago. as my fellow citizens
know full WE'LL found me behind tn prescription count
inthe city in which now dwell have cured more PEG
pie Of various diseases than all the physicians in Louis
VILE put together Undoubtedly. for every single pa
tien, that any Louisville physician hasi have hundred
upstart Of yesterday. Ny Medicines sic
ccssa great Louisville is not large enough fo
Patent Medicine Trade here. One aud another has tried
by copying after here in Louisville to compete will
me- but after another iher have been siienccd
and their efforts have been abortivc.
", Medicines good and answer the rurpose-tha
Is the secret Of my My reputation com
FOUNDER Of good reliable articles Is fully established.
believe my Buchu and Bromide Of Potassium is III
best article in the market for The cnre of all disea>
es Of the urinary or gcnito-mrinafy organs. such
Nocturnal Ineonilnence. Irritabty 'of the Bladder an
Urethrs inflammation OF the reyis Of the Kidney. and a
that class Of diseases.
Buy dollar bottle and be cured Use per direction
in all cases. JOHN BULL, Nj. ID.
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The Lerend of Gambrinas.

The popular legend of Gsmorlnus, a.
related by John Fiskn IN the A'lah'i'
Monthly. is MS E-,rows: Gambrinus was
a fiddler mo. being Tilted by his sweet
h.,s.r. went on. in the woods To hang
himself. A he was sitting on the bough
with the cord about his neck. prepara-
tory TO taking the fatal plunge.suddenlya
tai! man in green coat appeared before
him. and Offered his services. lie might
become rs wealthy Is he liked. and make
his sweetheart burst with veXa.ion NJ
her own folly. but in thirty years he
must give up his soul to Beclzebuh. The
bargain was struck, for Gambrinu>
thou ght thirty years long time to cnjo.
ones self in. and perhaps the devil might
get him in any cyent; rs well be hung
for sheep as for lamb. Aided h,
Satan, he invented chiming-bells and
lager beer. for both Of which achieve
mcnts he Is held grateful remembrance
by Tcutons. No sooner had the holy
Roman Emperor quailiad a gallon or two
Of the new beverage than he made Gam
b.inns Duke of Brabant and Count OF
Flanders, and then it was the fiddler
turn to laugh at the discontinue of his
old sweetheart. Gambrinus kept clear
Of women, says the legend. am! SO lived
in peace. For thirty years he sat be-
meath his bclliy with the chimes, medi-
tativcly drinking beer with his mobiles
and burghers around him. Then Bccl-
zebub sent Jocko. one of his imps, with
orders TO bring back Gambrinus before
midnight. Bat Jocko was like Swivel
ler's Marchioucss, ignorant Of the taste
OF beer, never having drank of it even
in sip, and the Flemish schoppen were
too much for him. lie fell into n drunk
ell sleep, and did not wake up till noon
next day, ut which lie was so mortified
that he had not the face to go back to
hell at all. SO Gambrnus lived on tram
gully for century or two, aud drank
so much beer that he turned into beer
barrel,
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

Sr. LOUIS. April 10.
On. JonS BuLL.-Dear Sir. Knowing the efficiency
your Sarsapara and the healing aud beneficial quail.
ties it possesses, send you the following statement 81
my case.
I was wounded about Two ycnrsarn-was taken pris-
oner and confined for six months. Being moved Of
ten. my wounds have not healed yet have not sat up
a moment since was wounded am shot through the
hips Ny general health Is impaired and need some
thing 10 assist nature. have more faith In your Sar
sapara than anything else. wish that to he gcnu
inc Please express me half dozen bottles and cbge
CArTAtx G. r. JOHNSON.
PS Mr.. Johnson was the son o. skillful surgeon.
His mother ended to her friends and for
years used my Sarsapnria with perfect success. In
Scrofula and Fever Mrs. Johnson states that the
effected were almost miraculous. Read my Jour
nal FOR extended information and advice Ia your case.
Ny Journal contains certificates " eminent persons.
ministers and medical who known here IN
this community for integrity and veraciy have
Gently received most remarkable certificate from an
eminent gentleman Of Louisville. JOHN NJ IL.
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A War With Spain in Prospect


Gen. Grant is not so great fool as a
great many people are disposed TO give
him credit for, If he does smoke. and
hide the workings of his intellect behind
the cloud. lie has made a good thing"
out of the Office he now holds, and he
does not intend to let go of it very read
lily. Finding his chances growing weak
or every day he has been casting about
for an opportunity to improve them.
Nothing presenting itself more tempt
ing, and with but little risk. it is belicv-
cd he has concluded to kick up muss
and bring on war with Spain. by rec
ognizing the bclligcrency of the Cuban
rebels. To accomplish this he will be
compelled to let Mr.. Fish. his Secretary
Of State, slide, and which, it is said, he
has concluded to do. If he can bring
on war with Spain, Grant expects to
derive more benefit from smoke, and
again ride into the Presidential chair be-
fore it clears away. But it is n little
doubtful whether tho waning popularity
Of the President can be benefited by tho
ruse. The people of the country may no
be quite so anxious 10 plunge into anOth
err war, particularly. until relieved o
some of the burdens imposed by the late
rcbcllion.-N. a. Ledger.
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B U l. l. S
Destroyer

EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
viLLaNow, wALKERC Co.. GA.
.uue-29.
Ia ions DrLf-Dear Sir: have recently given your
s.Worm DESTROYER several trials and lind II wonGe luiy
cfcacious. II has failed In single instance to have
the wished for effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some article Of the KIND
am, sir, most respectfully, .
JULIUS u CLFNFNT. N. y.
r. 4. So unqualified and numerous are the tesfiino-
malls In favor of my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
spacs Is entirely small TO tell its merits.
II Is infaiiibie remedy for Woras Try u and be
convinced. See my Journal for more..fnll description
JOHN BULL.
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gssS: 80 Eyx
H|OoE on |!!.l.'Rl|N d \
I 6 ! r N u ~ i
M E|!s.ylICLMESl
e &C Ea r.sl's German HLtscs' .!
I;cCGaEld's German Tonic!
EsCoNnE,G's s'o.!oislsylEsn Pss!!
Greek Oil.
Hollands German Eittcrs.

HOOfiand'S German ElttcfS,
Filters without alcohol or Spirits any x nd,
Is different from all others. II is com
posed Of the pure juices or VITAL rRiN-
cIrLE or Heors. HERBS. and BARNS Cor as
incidentally termed. extracts. 1.-THE worth
less OF inert portions of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, in one bot
tic of this Hi,tcrs there is contained as
much medicinal virtue as will be found
in several gallons OF ordinary mixtures.
The Roots. Sc. used in this Eiitcrs IRE
grown in Germany their vital principles
distracted in that country by Il scientific
Chemist and forw ardcd to the manu- fac
tory in this city, where they are COM
pounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, this bitters is free
from the objections urged against all
others: no desire for stimulants can be
induced from their use, they cannot
make drunkards. and cannot, under any
circumstance, have any but beneficial
cfacf
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Heluibod's Extrsr' rfchu Is Digr.ic end hlnod-pu-
rfyin- and cures all diseases arising from habits nf
dissn alton and AMI mpridences IN iiir i'm
purites Of the blood etc. snper~eng copaba IN af-
fections for which II is used. AMI svph'ic aecinns-
in these diseases used in connection With Heinbolas
rose wash.
LADIES
In many affections neculisr ~ Ladies the Extract Du-
chu is ualcd by other rcrnedv-as IN chloro-
sis or retention irreeulary panfnness suppression
customary evacunons liberated schrrus state ~
the erus iecorrhcn whites. stcrility and for all
com plans incident to the whether arising from
ind secretion habits Of dissipation II is prescribed
extensively nv the most emincn physicians and mid
wives for enfeebled aud delicate constitutions. Of both
sexes and all ATTENDED with any VI the above dis
eases or symptoms
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n n

Full and explicit directions accompany the sdicircs.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable carac-
furnished application with hunr cs ef thousands
Of living witnesses and upward of 30 GOO unsolicited
certificates aud recommandatory letters. many If which
from the highest sources. including eminent physi-
clans Clergymen, Statesmen etc. The proprietor has
resorted to their publication IN the wspapers
he does do this from the fact that his articles rank
standard Prcrnrntons, and do not need to be prop
ned IN by certificates.
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Henry T. Helmbold's Genuine Prepar
atoms.

Delivered 70 any address. Secure from observation
Established upward ~ Twenty Years. Sold BY Drug.
gists everywhere. ADDRESS letters for information In
confidence to HENRY 7. HELMBOLD, Druggist and
Ch enlist.
Only Dcpots: n. T. N ,mbod's Drug Chemical ara
house. No. 5Dl Bro adwa New York. or 10 ~ r. Helm
BOtD's Medical ID pot, los South Tenth Street, rhn.
d.,phia, Pa.
Rvwaxr Nv corx,vWvv,rs. Ask Tor ivrxgy r. Helm
BOLbSl TAKE 40 orRys Feb. II, 'il-iy,
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Rockport * Jasper Mail Route

YVllE undersigned having received the
1 contract for carrying tho mail to
Rockport, respectfully informs any one
desiring TO 90 to Rockport, that he will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays and Fridays IL they will leave
word on the day before ut ,hc Post Office
in jasper. JOSEPH UllRICJT.
July 9Th, 1870.
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II. T. HEIMBoDOLD's EXTRACT BrCHr
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMrRrDENCEs
HNBlTS or DISSIPATION. ETC,
all their stages. ri little expense little or change
In diet. no Inconvenience. and no exposure II causes
fr sire and gives strength to Crinate. there
by removing Distractions. Preventing and Curing STRIFE
lures Of the Urehra, Aliaying Pains and Inflammation,
Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims Of Incompetent
persons and who have paid heavy fees to he cured In
short time have found they have been deceived and
that the "poison has, by the of powerful asrip-
GENTS been dried up in the system 10 break out In
more aggravated form. and perhaps after Marriage.
Use KELMROIUS EXTRA T. BUCHU for all Ahec-
tons and Diseases % the Urinary Organs whether
is,inr in Male Female. from whatever origina
ting and Of how long standing. Price, one
dollar and hfey cents per bottle.
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rINhe prorctorofthis celchra;sr cdicre rsly claim
l. for superiority overall r'indcs everoicr Il TO ID,
public for The cure 81 Aaue
and Fever Chill. and Fever whether OF sl'ri or long
standing. lie refers the entire western AMI Snuuil
western country bcur lin tc~tiMor, to the truth OF
the assertion that in whatever i'll IL fail to cure
II the directions strictly followed out. Ia great
any case. single dUss has been sufficient far cure.
and hole families have teen cured w. sinrl- i'te.
with perfect restoration Of the strclal health 1t IS
how prudent. and W more certain To cure
IL us usc con, nurd In smaller d.s.- two
he has been checked especially Ia DIFF
hcnl. and iong-siaaiing Usually tiis inrdclnc,
will require any aid to keep leov cls good order:
should the patient however rcarrc cifharii' rc,i-
zine after having taken three four doses OF HE Tonic
a sin gle dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS
will be efficient.