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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

! Much to the relief Of the country
congress, adjourned sine tie OH Tho
l2th inst. In both house, the closing
scencs were decidedly stormy. In tn,
~seiate, ''biood-ictting'' . Chandler
charged tia; certain liberal Rcrubli,
CANS and Democratic senators, and
Tiidcn, Of New York, had, in Dcccui,
Der last, entered into an agrccucu,
for the organization, during the scss-
ion Ut congress, Of Il reform party.
He further charged that, in uureu.
ancc Of ltiis agreement, the reform
members were To keep quiet III order
to let discontcnted Republicans de-
all tho talking. Mc.srs. Casscrly.
Thurman and Stevenson denied The
Statement, and shut up the Michigan
der most ef~icciually.
The house became very turbulent
over the infamous enforcement,
amendment. Bingham, of OHIO. in
du!ged IN tauntiny illusions TO the
course of the Democracy during the
war. which drew from Morgan the
more emphatic titan elegant ,etor,:
at is q lie, and ] will thrust it down
your throat" 1t is to be hoped that
when congress again asssmbles, it's
members, will be more pacific to-
wards II another, and that they
"ii proceed 10 business for the good
oi The country, with less OF personal
s'"'s aud political wraugiing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

ly otherwise impracticablc objects
This was especially the case in Virgil
mia, in Tennessee and Missouri. Ant
now it is TO be tried on a grandci
scale in the approaching national
campaign. Politicians complain tia
vital issues arc abandoned, and that
honored leaders are deserted, but
such considerations must give way
TO the paramount m of saving the
country from destruction at the hands
Of despotic corruptionists. 1t is con-
tended that the success of this move
ment will disintcgratc the Democrat
icparty, and produce general politi-
cal anarchy throughout the country.
We d" not know that such an even,
should be very greatly dreaded. In
our opinion it is Infinitely better ,l.a,
'Ac relations of men to political or
CARNATIONS should be adjusted, ac-
rording to the necessities of cacl.
recurring c%ampai@s, than that the
"ih system OF voting blind" should
email III vogue. This is osi,nsibl,
a government of the people. and i; l.
hlEh time it should cease to be So
merely i'll II LIT the people tr,
Their hands ut governing awhile.
since their so-callcd statesmen hay,
made such u mudd!c oft. Ii is YER,
plain to be s"cn that the Literal
movement, if LETT to the politicians.
wontd be s~nmlnarily stranglcd: bat !
tn" people have for once determined
10 AXE matters in their own hands. .
and in thunder tones. have command. !
EEL silence or cooperation on Tie part
Of their wou!d-hc leaders.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
WHISKY hSOW- NOTHING.

That Henry Wilson. Republican
randihatc for Vice President. was a
ne time Thoroughly Identified will
he k~nuw-nutliing movement il
Massachusetts, is Il matter of untori
,us ~rC"uT.l and is much is he la,
!Ii 20 ssy SINCE in behalf of IA,
vo~rkin~Erm'> interests. he i knows
" have di~c!aiiur,i such connection
~ Tie principles that governed Ill,
rider. y recent correspondent ul
he Chicago int"r-Occan come, TO tho
l~eicli>c OF Mr.. W~ii>onin the premises.
md SAYS:
Ill. Joined the movement only for
The purpose Of controlling it in the
interest OF the Tu1i-,iavrry cause.
That was Mr.. Wilson's sole and all
describing theme in those days. II
was the principle around which the
treat moral sense of the country was
slowly centrring. Yet many %intcili-
gent men could not realize that this
was to be the issue. and were Look
ing about for other political meas
ares Oh which TO found II
10 ;hc diving Wing party. The
know-Nothing excitement then
-pramg up. as Il di,tracting issue TO
impede the progress of the rapidly
growing Free Soil party. Certain
local questions gave it such an inl-
in New England that the Free
Soil leaders saw ii was better policy.
instead of contcnding against il. to
secure the central of the movement
and make 1.-THE means of brcakin"
the old party ties. II WAS only
then that Henry Wilson became a
incmbcr.'
This statement. ii true, does not
any great degree of credit
upon Mr.. Wilson's honesty or COLI
-Istrncv of priucipir--lcs>, indeed.
than if he had joined the American
organization out OF sincere %ronvic-
1t seems from this uutortu-
nate defense. for which he will have
no special reason TO overwhclm his
friend with gratitude, that lie went
deliberately into the lodge, took upon
Its solemn obligations. and
sworc by all that was sacred, to az
vocaio and defend its doctrines, at
The same time that he vas plotting
destroy its political influence for
he sake of building up that section
II and more mischievous party. which
eventually developed into Republi-
and precipitated the country
INTO civil a This is a pretty fair
Illustration of the character of the
nan, and bears out the assertion,
which 1t is unpleasant to make of
me of his years anil dignity, that he
5 at heart a demagogue, having only
ordid and m%er=*nary views of ma
ional politics.-!Sf. Louis Times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
rRuSrEE,S SALE.

| wv Thompson L. Smith and Emily
w =. Smith, his wife, by their certain dee,
of trust. dated the 10th day of January, \. D.,
1867, and duly recorded in the Recorders ofnc,
ttor Lafayette county, in the State of Missouri, il
Book Il, No. l, at pages 5l5 and 5l6, convey ,dtC
the undersigned Trustee The following described
real estate. situated in said county and state, 10.
wit: Thirteen acres on OF the north end of tls
southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter ol
section thirty-iire CS5l In township iiity-oac (5D
If range twertN-sevrn ~; also the west half al
The northwest YuSrter oil The northeast quarter al
slIl section ;hirty-:!vr $50. in the township and
raIies aforesaid. subject however 10 the right nj
way for a road twenty (2u) feet wide over The
same from III" south line of the said thirteen ser.
tract above mentioned. along the line dividing
he northeast and northwest quarters Of said sec-
ton thir;y-iNc $50, la thu north line of said SEE
Ilnn, which right otWay has been granted hv said
Thompson l.. Smith 10 Lewis W. >mallwond hv
decd, which conveyance was made in trust To
secure the payment al Il certain prnn.i sorry not
iii said deed described: and whereas, said note
has become due and remain, uupairl, now,
therefore, II the %rr,lu"S. Of the legal holder Of
SAM NOTE, anu ,croru!Eg 10 the provisions of said
deed of trust, | will, on
SATURDAY, ii 9Th DAY OFJULY, A. D,
l>19,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and i've O'Clock III the afternoon of that
lay. in from; Of the courthouse door. in the city
n Lexington. Lafayette county, Missouri, pro-
nst1l 10 sell the above described property nj pub
lie vcndue, or 80 mitch thereof as may be n,ceS-
-ary. To- the highest bidder, for cash, To satisfy
sad note, with interest I'll r"on, together with
cost and expenses al this trust.
>o.ll-tds IL {. WALLACE, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

The city editor of the Jacksonville
journal referring to the approaching
adnati ceremonies at the various
female academies in the modern
Athens. says: "a few DAYS more
ana all ms excitement and deep sus-
pense Will be over and another beyy
OF laughing school girls will have
suddenly passed beyond the confines
OF girihood and be in active prepars-
ton Tor the confines OF wsmauhood.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
New Advertisements.


Now That there is q -mail demand Tor tbi, ART;
Cie' l wish 10 olcr ynu the best buiir. tn. i,.
a'l!ahth. 'Nc strongest. the simplest. Iic,,,.s
running rral'"r. and the only msc.tnr sold Dir,
rom The inL.nttcipry 10 dealer, in the Jni,,,
STATES, tv-wit: 80"
THE CHAMPION.
mere have already been live sold from TN.
ny th!- etaS'i. and perhaps Ihcr- viii IL,
'"'!.rrs but the Champion sn!i from ,his ,i,'
IN ~. unless Al a reduced pricr, or on NJ,
months tlInc. This wci!-kn"wn reaper has I..,
Is'l"rti wv" hundred pounds in weight nnI ,nr
Il l longer reaper tan ever. with Inc r,T,in,
"'i> itrsi axle through The cater. A. In -
h,''t>' ! an CIV" two hundred more. tbnr an,
"t!.'r r-a!r.r ever sold in this county hr '' "nf
ni'li a. Orlando Bradley. Thomas Shelby l. =
.,oiHyh, . X F"ri, Carter Temple, Pat N,r.
Snaii d hroihrrs. Lewis and Isaac N,nI. Va.
nirarsr L.>lienr x Bro. Il. X. Nelson. crr,.
osourn: stephen Cheatham, Thos, Cohh NJ
MI * brutiiers. Joha II Harris, Stroth.r -
anu u most OF others. Come everybody and Inok
o. M champion before you purchase elsswh.ra
IL, az :. S,so, one third lst Of July, one third
Isl OF september, and one third l-t Of Nor.nhnr
10. HOOK. Arrnt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
~THETap!I'T A. II Is.
than@eS Made by the Recent Action Of
tGETTc%S.

! me iaTlil bill comprises the luI
lowing changes to go into effect III.
Isl of August:
Salt in bulk. Sc per 100 lbs: salt i,
bags. l2c per l0Dibs.
Bltuminou> coal. 7jc per ton.
Oatmeal, lee per hu>hrl.
Potatoes. Zoe per bu>!rl.
Sole leather. l.. per cent: calf-kinS
tanned or dressed. ~ per cent: upper
leather ofall kinds. - per rnt mo-
roc'a skins: tanned, 10 per cent.
Chircorv root. 10 per cent III.
Timber. squared. lc per cubic foot:
sawed boards. plank. deals, and Other
lumber of hcmlock. white wood, svc-
aInorc and basswooh, 81 1000 feet.
board measure: all other wood and
sawed lumber, soc per 900 feet.
Hubs, rosts.Iast blocks. oar blocks.
heading blocks. &C.. 90 per cent: pick
cts. and palings, 90 per cent. laths
iir per 600: shingles. 35c per l.000:
pine c~iahhoards. 81 50pcr 1000.
House and cabinet furniture. 30 per.
Ec"mt.
Casks and barrels. empty. sugar
I,boX shocks, and packing eases. 50 per
cent.
Fruit. shade and lawn trees. "a pc:
cent; Garden seed for agriculture ans
horticultural Yu~rpo>eS:2o per cent.
Ginger. ground, Sc per lii: ginger.
preserved. 50 per ccnt:gingcl essence.
10 per cnt
thor"l"tr and prepared. p
per IT..
On all wool and manufactures OF
wool. 81 per cent. on existing duties
On all manufactures of cotton. y
per cent. on existing duties.
On all iron, steel, copper. and ali
other metals and the manufactures
thereof. 80 per cent on existing du-
ties.
Printing paper, sized. 25 per cent.
On manufactures Of india rubber.
leather goods. glassware. and uu-
wrought pipe clay, copper rcut. on OK
listing dutir>.
On cetton bag-ing and @unny cloth.
valued at less than 90 per square yard.
l -" per ID: ovcr a. per square yard.
2l-ic per III.
On ln>niators. p per cent.
Emery ore. 81 per ton.
On corks. 30 per cent.
o. camphor. crude. l5c per ID.
Ch!ora;c, Sc perth.
Rochelle salts. Jr per 10.
Soda ash. SO per ton: sal sodas3 per
On santonil.o. So per ID.
On strychnia, 81 per III.
On bay rm;m 81 per gallon.
On run essence. or Oil, SOC per o.: |
IN ~v"r;n"uilI. >a!nc duty as on wide.
Mustard. ground, Zoe per ID.
Lahte currAiitS, lc per Id.
Pruiirs. l lie per III. ,
ltai,ins,2 l-2c per ID.
Dates. L. per ID.
Preserved milk, - per cent.
On tin plates, tcrne. and tuggcr's !
in, II per cent. c
Galvanized iron, % per Id.
Umbrella f~raIrcs, stick and runners. I
. per cent; silk and alpaca umbrcl-
a., 90 per cent.
Saltpctrc, crude, l l-2c per 10; salt a
'ctrc, refined. &c per ID. '
Til. duiy hitherto imposed ontom. c
MISSIONS, packages, and inland trans t
'ortalion, is abolished.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
Nor,c.

~ Seals, deceased. were rrante5 W OF isaar
uuersighed on the s9tii day of Mny' ,s.s ~
IL nrneste S1nrt Of Lafayette county, No. "
are required to exhibit them Tor allownnrs ~ ~
iI,sentor, within one year after the date OF said
M ~ OF th.y may be precluded from any brnc-
h.S su wlthIn " years from the date OF sAld
ieuers they will be forever barred.
>'S'vsS LEWIS VALE. Executor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

Gen. Grant. in his letter Of arccp-
lance Of the Philadelphia nomination
promises, in case OF q reelection,
"tlie same zeal and devotion to tho
good of the whole people for the
uture Of his official life as Shown in
the past" This is certainly saying
very little for the ..good of the whole
people" Ii the good of the people,
under a future administration OF
Gen. Grant. depends upon an exer-
else of the ''sniuc zeal and devotion"
to their interests which he has exhib-
tied under his present administration,
we pity Tie poor people, that's all.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
EARM EnR Ga

i"''> !, q il''. hemp farm, SITUATED 49,
1 ''"'i ~ miles Southwest %; Wa Sf...55
Kim, ',.,Ii'!ins 20 acres all in caifi- ls;mn,t
'",'"t; wa 1h'i"s'"l and with c,n--.A-
e.. Nv consisting Of II good and convenient
.N '.,i-. h''!fl. Ne. The re ara on The ,llrt .-y-
81 h'..''l'.! hearing Irui, trees. Iht farm i,
I'm =, I" ,"l!""lS. AMI has on i, an uIu,n-
',ai -WlI'ly OF wafer. lin, land i, ti,.sb ',nI
.lF'hS ii'.:'w years II has been in ruItiy,,;nn
1t. hrI,t'tr''i Il ton ~"ilirnp To every two ncr..
'Li,h >-S!,"tI c;,-h, AMI the balance. in ne.
'ti"'h iAh.'ni>, with ten per cent. interest "
i" W! Information andy AT tins Ollie, ilIo,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
i,tt;:nFnnE.tE Wi.I! i,L.EC!IGE<

II i, impossible for Us to saw, from
The iIragic report That has ~rcacli",
u> OF the d0ing> OF congress on tI.t
last day to! the session. what are tn,
characteristics OF the enforcement
bill. which WAS crowded through III,
Nv" houses al The lt>i gasp oi hrcati
IN the congressional rI!!r!<. Ii doc,
no: make much difference in princi
pie what II Il since ii cmbod!rs
The idea that the president VERY
legally lhtcricrc- with the election q;
congressman. a;Id b. necessity. from
that fact, with all stale elections.
We suppose tie bill! contemplate. ,
The appointment OF Two commissions
crS, VIII" may have the supervision al
me polls III large cities. " hruryrr ::
congressman Is To bn elected. Ii
would ne difficult To see where coli
@re>> derives lis power TO thus SUPER
VS." elections: but we have long age
learned that congress need, no col-
~]tituiional authority.
1hIS crusade against the right OF
the states is tine commcrrar- on
iiat plank of IN" Grant platform
winch declares that the makers ar,
. opposed to the resort to rou>,itu-
ti"i!al laws To" Tic purpose of rcnuov-
III" evils by interference with rights
not surrendered by the pronIc." II
Is quite compatible, we suppose. wiiE
The declaration the l]taiic:ll uari,
'PropoSr> to respect the right. re-
served by III" people 10 t~lrm>"lvcS."
We presume that il would puzzle tie
advocates OF The enforcement bin. IT,
show wien, how nr whcr" the people
have ,lrlrtruipI the nu-rrf, iutnrI.r.
with ih"ir stat" reflections. t"romTrr>>.
II has generally been held ;!iat the
.iai"> li"t control 81 liir>" niaItrr-.
IL appears THAT thi> l. All Il mistake.
me states are II" i"i.@''r III" makers
vi 'i,'if own 't"'. me congress ct
"n>'i'n-!"' manages 'ii,>' 'iiM@S.
h"i IL j. as" ~'l'ppe"d 'IIai The on
'"frrlii";'' ON just passed. has Il mill
thiy as wen ~ II civil phase. The
"''-'"a! p''i ii"'i',''i i"f Il Hu>lch-
son Of the Wrii ol h"hCrS r"!pHS.amd
empowered The president TO scn'
troops 10 Inc polls, ">t"nsihly to pro-
'cct negroes Ill Their rl@lit TO 'o!c.hut
really TO nvcraWe the conservative
mas>cS.and Sccurc the majority to the
friends Of the administration. The
constitution provides that the writ of
corpus shall not be suspended
unless IN cases OF rebellion and in
ta>inn. Inc public safely MA require
IT.: The law OF congress pro-
vldcS that 1t may be suspended if IA
frhcHs occurs at the polls Of an in
significant borough.
1t is ofdoubtful credit to members
of congress that they were so much
of the internal character of the
that they concluded TO pass it.
These Indirect means failed through
the launch patriotism of the Demo-
members and the ~cvaucSccn;
,cnsc off, few radicals. The latter
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

A California paper reports that Il
hotel chambcr-uaid laid aside her
broom q few days ago, and, on cali
ing for settlement. told her EN-
~Ps"yershc had been dabb!ing in stock.
for a year or more, and had some
thing more han $50, 900 as the result
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

Three more volumes Of the Wilks
expedition r soon to be issued, in
addition to the twenty-one already
published. 1t may be nsws, but il q
long time getting out.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

An oil lady who Inquired for ~.
dollar warden hat went away ,,r
rowing when the clerk told her thu,
they we're just out, but he had plenty
Of "six dollar ysrdsns."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

u manufacture OF campaign
medals, hundreds Of thousands of
which are sold at every presidential
election, has already Commenced in
Waterbury,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

Besides Greeley, there are now
running for President, George Fran
els Train, U. s. Grant, Victoria
Woodruff and Daniel Pratt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
GRANT AtH siiS9N.

The Philadelphia convention has
done just what Was expected of it.
lis action was knoWnln advance.
Mr.. Grant had ma,ir himself master
OF the PARTY. and II dared not oppose
his nomination. No enthusiasm ha,
been evoked. ne excitement created
oyer the iorinality cnartc,i at i'lila-
dcirhia. We are much ";atiiiru over
ti!c nomination OF Wilson. Tor the.
Nlc"-presIurncy. lie add, no strength
TO the ticket. The thirteen electoral
votes OF Massachusetts have been all
along conccGcd To Grant. Indeed.
under no circumstances. could the
Nr.cn:y.-ilvc thousand majority in thar
, State be overcome. lirnc. ii was
unnecessary To nominate Wilson III
order TO secure Massachusetts. But
the icud between CnltaX and Wilson
was bitter. VI ll>on charged ColfaX
with iniidrlity. because he had de
clincd TO be Il caM:lidatc and urged
Wilson TO become IL and had
promised hin. his support.
indiana might have been regarded
rs dcbatablc ground. Ter fifteen
electoral votes are worth sol.lc;ling
to Greeley. The defeat of CL'lIay,
ln>irc> these to Greeley beyond any
question OF doubt. Indiana has been
Gained by tue action AT Philadelphia.
willie nothing has been lost to the
Librr."l ticket, because Massachusetts
has hive" been claimed for it. Tie
country can congratulate itself now,
upon i'll SAFETY. Grant and Wilson
are is sure 10 i.c L"aicn as November
comes. Let the patriots OF the land
rejoice in anticipation OF the defeat
Of the most corr"pt administration
which has ever di-graced cur history.
18th 10 numii:a;iou At B.:ttll.'orc.
the fact is lo.ant that Greedy a3G
Brown will be lcrtrd by ~trcmrmuru-
ma joritir>. Wrroull not have a>i,c,!. |
Philadelphia to have done better than
She has To secure our Ino-t ardent
and >aiGui:r hoprs.-h. {. Nem$.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
FARM FOR /,

INiiS farm i located about T. miles sT.H.1s,
Z ''hr >""ii 81 Wt.rGly. in ti.. very .t::.f
~ i'ui,i"n "i Lafayette county. II 9. " fR'nri,i
'at - 20 ;tcr,-, 81 ilrip-y,l. Iy a r.u,-.A
,inr plank fence, :nfi in u higli stat. a, TuitI-
r..'f"m. ii" improvements are, n large fN""-
'turN II "il' u"'ilIn=, suitable tenant houses.
ruicrr.. a. well regulated farm ""' :"
1ir farm : n :: good m~riGi.iur hnn,l. Convenient
d. -rltuuls, H. on iia thriving yUu,. nr,nir,i'
mi is ai,nml,.r y. ". supplied viii wn,,r IN.
md has hen IN =" F]!Saii"n only a few years. i.
'irh, fresh. and We "laprci TO the giir,w,h Of
IrI!!n ihd all III" ~tllu .''f"iur's.
iEi.N>-our thii,l ga III, and the hals nee il,
M ana Nv" years, with I, u hhr r"I;. ilint
~ r"r iuIi particulars al, II ut TIL office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

T ETTERS of administration on the estate of
IL Maria Walker, deceased, were rrant.d To
the undersigned on the 18th day of April. is.s.
All nerSnns b,y;nr claims s..e uoanty No.
are required to eNhiblt them for allowance to tbe
administrator, within one year after tho ,late Of
| said letters, or they may he precluded from ANY
benefit OF such estate; and IL such clain be moi
exhibited within two years from the ,iMe of said
letters thyy will he forever barred.
No. 4t5 ROBER VI. AUSTIN, Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
DISoLuTIoN NoIIcE

ITHuE copartnership existing between u r
Sarter aud Thos c. Csiick, is this dar a..
S"ryti. March 9Th. lsie. by mutual consent RI,
ir.ti.t 'he urn WILL be settled by Thos r
JAVA ROBr. GCARTER. y
Dover June 18th 1872, .Siieh.
No 81
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
DOCTOR CHIr
ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

pHfSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN, once
4 over RI. Hays store, Corner Of Main
and laurel streets. Residence At Mrs. N T..
Bowman's, on South street. juneis-lr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
NATIVE

LARGE ,:"rI constantly on hand or1,r,
IA h!i'L iInmpliy, and with car,. Nil and
~ 81" III" i.v'vr, below the w..u .ou-,. Ivy-
u:''n. Mo. IA. nj.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
WAN SYRU 2

The Peruvian sylup, Protected solution Of
the Proto1ide Of Iron - 30 combined as to have
the character Of an aim ,nt, az easily diges'ed
aad assinl.lated With tho tiooi a. the simplest
food. lt Increases ,ae q. au1.y Of Natnras
owa viaDise Az at. / 5a. d, shs bIaod, aud
cures a 'ta5t,, rdtls ngly yt1n7g az, ill.,
eigs anug sod ..lazu. CO., .ys TEN The en-
fich sud rt.'tsa aaod lafusa cs every psrt
OF ae ooie I-aan drmaes, aud waste,
ses reatar So. A,.fg. as,r uat. o al iaAsiog
NO hag I.re.ssasa .of-a uFes.
'fha rtas eetst Of the $40 rlerJuI saocsss OF
tbs needy ia earring Dsspaya, Liver CON.
pl.nt Drafss, garauia pipubuf, Bailr. Nor.
,ous Affections. Chill. ard Powers, Hnmors, los
OF constitutional y,gor, D,.eases Of the Kidreys
sud Bladder, F,ms}g complaints, sad al dis-
eases originating .u o. l,tI stts oftba blood OF
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