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The PARTING WORDS OF ADOLPHE MONoD TO HIS
FRIENDS AND THE CHURCH. Translated from the
fifth Paris edition. Published by d. Appleton Il
Co., New York. 1878. Through Woodhouse Il
Parham, Richmond.
This volume consists of the discourses delivered
by this eminent servant of God during the fall and
winter of 1886, the last six months of his ife
The last one is dated March Both, 1856; he died
April 9th, just one week later During the period
covered by the delivery of these discourses NJ
Monod was confined to his sick chamber suffering
acute pain. The communion was administered in
his bedroom every Sabbath by another ministers
and was followed by one of these discourses sd
dressed from his bed to as many friends as could
find entrance into the limited apartment. His
words were taken down as he spoke by his own
children, and prepared for the press The writer of
the preface says:
"Those who had heard him on previous occasions
before his Illness could form some idea of the peace
full serenity which prevailed his manner and tone :;
of his earnest Christian love toward those whom he
was addressing; of his occasional energy and win
ming, persuasive elOquence: but only those who
heard him in these his last days, really feel and
appreciate all that he was.'
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Love REVEALED: Meditations on the parting words
of Jesus with his Disciples in chapters Kill
NVII., OF the Gospel by John. By the Rev.
George Bowen, of Bombay author of "Daily
Meditations Published by the Presbyterian
Board Of Publication, Philadelphia, keee%
from the publishers ~
We have here another work illustrating portion
of the word of God, and that most interesting por
ton, the last discourses of our Lord. AS may be
inferred from the title the writer does not aim chiefly
at exegsteal diseussonsi but presents practical and
devotional truth. The book will prove a valuable
companion in the closet, and in hours devoted to
meditation on the Word of God.
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fcieut. Wthiuar increasing benefactions, we are
still in want of funds to follow the openings Of
Providence, but general and genuine revival
would open the hearts and purses all over the land
SENEX,
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Rev, DR.. Henry c. Alexander, Professor in
Union Theological Seminary, Hampden Sidney,
Va, sailed from New York, May 10th, in the
Abyssinian, one Of the Cunard line Of Steamers, to
spend his vacation in Europe Two of the stu
dents, Mr. L. B. Turnbull, Of Baltimore, and Mr..
Washburn, accompanied him. We invoke for
them the protection of that God, whom the winds
and waves obey, and who is the confidence Of them
that are afar of on the sea.
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TIE SANITARIAN. A. N Bell, NJ. D., editor. A.
S. Barnes II Co., n. Y. May.
Defective Drainage. The Sanitary Influence OF
Light. The Medical care and Nursing of Infants
Free Parks aud Camping Grounds for Children.
The Public Health OF New York. The Watering
Places of England. The American Public Health
Association, &C., &c. So year.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

CHILDREN OF THE COVENANT; or, The Faithtuness
Of a Covenant-keeping God, illustrated In the
lives and deaths of Andrew Hart, Sarah Ward,
and Mary Clarissa, children of the Rev. A. d.
Kerr, ID. d. With words of counsel to Christian
parents, and an address to the baptized children
of the Church. By Rev. I. D. Witherspoon, d. D.,
formerly pastor of the I'd Presbyterian church,
Memphis, Tenn. Published by Presbyterian
Committee of Publication. Stereotyped by 81. s..
PelOuze & Co., Richmond. Printed by j. 5.
HeaeOek Co., Richmond. Bound by Randolph
English, Richmond. Price 81.
The H1sroRIC ORIGIN OF THE BIBLE. A handbook
of principal facts from the best recent authorities
German and English. BY Edwin Cone Bissell,
A. NJ. With an introduction by Prot. Roswell d.
Hitchcock, ID. D., of Union Theological Semina-
nv, New York Published by Arson D. Randolph
Co., N. York. From the publishers. For sale
by I. L. d. Walford, Richmond, Va.
The general table of contents of this work will
give correct idea of the field of discussion.
History of the English Bible to the Time OF Tyn-
dale; Version of Tyndale; Versions of Coverdale,
Matthew (R0gers), Tayerner, and the Great Bible
The Genevan, Bishops, and Rhemish Versions;
The Authorized Version; The Written Text; An
cient Versions and Printed Text e New Iesya'
ment Canon; The Gospels and Acl The Epstles
of Paul Epistle to the Hebrews, tny Catholic Eps'
tes and the Apocalypse; Language, Manuscripts,
VERSIONS ana Nen6rai leAtutAi history Vi INC Olu
Testament; The Canon of the Old Testament; Orr
gin OF the Separate Books: Pentateuch-Judges;
Ruth--the Proverbs; Ecclesiastes Malachi; APP
peudiees-Leading Opinions on Revision the Apoc-
ryphs.
The researches of the author, on the various
points considered, seem to have been extensive
and he has brought together number of facts and
opinions of great value to the Biblical student On
the subject of the various readings of the text OF
the sacred Scriptures, about which in6del writers
make great ado, this writer says; "Texts of doc
tr5aal importance which are of uncertain authority
may be easily counted; and though they were to be
expuuged entirely from the Scriptures the substance
of its doctrinal teaching would not be thereby mate
rally modified" This is another valuable authori'
ty in confirmation of the same opinion, expressed
by many able men, who have carefully examined
the sacred text.
Those who wish light on the subject of the revis,
ion Of the authorized English version, now exciting
public interest, will find a number of leading opn-
IONS for and against revision, presented in the APP
pendix to this work.
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A Day of Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer

A Day OF Tasting, Humlnatlon anu Prayer.
The Presbytery of South Alabama, at the late
meeting, adopted the following minute:
I'm view of the heavy disasters which have
fallen upon our people, from year to year, in the
and distress resulting from the inability of so many
to maintain their families and support the gospel
it is evident that the Lord has controversy with
Us, and it becomes US to inquire wherefore He con-
tends with US. We, therefore, recommend to each
Session to appoint aud observe, as soon as practi
cable in their respective churches, day Of fast
ing, humiliation and prayer.
ON SABBATH TRAVELLING.
ReS0lUed, That this PresbyteIy decidedly disap-
proves Of our members travelling on the Sabbath
day, unless it be done for reasons which are au-
thorized by the Scriptures l. e., those of necessity
and mercy. A MEMBER.
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Union Theological Seminary, Va.

annual Report to the General assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church and to the SyaodS of North
Carolina and Virginia, made 7th May, 1873.
The Trustees, in pursuance Of the Constitution,
submit to the General Assembly of the Presbyte-
rian Church in the United States and to the Synods
of North Carolina and Virginia, this their annual
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-09
THE IDEAL FARM RR.

Raloh Waldo Emerson, in one Of bis
ESSAYS, thus portrays the glory Of tho
farmer:
The glory Of the farmer is that, in
the division of labor, it is his part to
create. All the trades rest At last on
bis private authority. He stands Close
to nature ; he obtains from the earth
the bread and the meat. Tho food
which was not he causes to b. The
6r>t farmer Vas tho 6rst man, and ~
historic eobility rest ON posssssson IND
use of land. Men do not like hard
work, but every msa hss "a exception.
al respect for sillage, and the feeling
that this 10 tho original calling Of his
race, that he himself is only excused
from it BY some circumstances which
made him delegate tor time to othel
hands. If he had not some skill
which recommended him to the farm.
or, some product for which the faEneE
will give him corn, he must himself
return into his due place among the
planters. And the profession has il
all eyes this aucieat charm, BY stand.
ing nearest to God, the First Cause.
Then the beauty Of nature, the tran.
guilty and innocence Of the county,
man, shis independence, and his pleas.
ing arts-the cares Of BEES, of poultry,
Of sheep, Of COWS, tho dairy, the care
Of hay, of fruit, Of orchards aud fostH(,
and tho reaction-uf these on the work .
man in giving him q strength and plata
dignity, like the face aud manners Of
nature, oil men acknowledge. All men
keep the farm in reserve a. an asylum,
"h>re, in casa Of miaohanee. 70 hide
tho property, ol.as solitude, if they dq
DOT succeed in society. Aud who
knows how imd,ny glanoes Of nj or,.
are turned 81 5h g xaI 1tf Han = ne baek:
rup's Of trade, from n g 9gja !. pleaasr'
in courts aud sseatee, q ftem 5she Vie
lint ofadlss,6e sxdxp,s.surs1 P6is;
ousdstj so~f qas; IA ao~a ov;ssa, Il,
sufferer Il fssd 5fsi il; mbyJs shiidsss,
whom I l.'. is$j5ui'ssa1, :6;19, g. b.'E +
ths III, lfed1 70 b 1sssr1iits& aaa sar'& ,,
thats*hiea aheqld :hezs1hsse my isaa{r'
'sry' snd adn'A'IIh - Ah'i' 'ha'pitea }
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cd tho faith and ritual which England

cd tho faith and ritual which England
owned for thirty generations, but who
were firmly resolved that the "sea girt
isle" should never become province
of Spain, were buried in the tomb Of
the brave and beautiful Mary Stuart.
The power Of Spain, though beginning
to decline, Vas still formidable, A few
years before, her soldiers and sailors
led BY .hivalrous noblss, had broken tn.
Mohammedau power on tho waves of
Lspaute. Though Philip tAaySseoud
W. .*iaSsai6sr5 ussissl, III n lied .
noble people, inferior in the best
aa,sia4s,sfssses.ood to none ID the
world. A vsst feet and . vtt.rss
army set sail to crown the slori 10 Of
Spsie ~ srushiag out hersey in Bri.
tsin. Ike Pope 1eot hia s.octiou, aud
Cardinal Allen Issued an animated id.
drsss to tho Eugli.h Catholics. Rut
10 that hour Of their eouptry's ason,
and peril, to their eternal honor be it
.aid, the Arundels, thu Tsbbots AID
the Perrye, With the great majority Of
the English Catholics, came nobly for.
ward to save England from . foreign
tyrant, and from the horrors Of the In
QUESTION. Blood is thickerithan wa
tor, and no man who owns the blood
and speaks the language of England,
can read without emotion of the peril
and the victory of his mother-laud.
Then the Euglish sailors led by How
ard and Drake proved their net;le,
aud the British navy commenced that
series of triumphs which may there
after be traced on the page Of history
Tin track Of continuous light" Pity
its that Elisabeth, after her glorious
victory, taught With proofs Of. the 10y
F,ky Il, her oro.estsn. I'D Ca&holio
+llbjscts, should not havs lsafdsd ,tolet!
alton. M. Frouds's history il il Tie
Uuioc Library Of St. Cloud. 1t Il was
xrittea With . eandor, eqaal to in abil.
|iitJ, Il would b vistl worth reading. q
". 81. GAr1s.
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Minnesota Division.
MOkTQX0E SALE.

Default has bspn ,asls in The oesdiHeas. # eesI
eai1 mortgage. sxseutsd and delivered 81 h1t1nsl
1saryAn .nsbssea Lsazy, nszsxsgsr1 - Asrsa Il.
Oman, mortgage, dated the twsaty.anA ~ sl
VsptsNbef. 4. .0fghtesn hundred s1d seven ts-pns
and recorded y tAs see Of the Regitss Of psei Il
The county u 0eazns IN the State Of MinusSeta "a
The second day Of October, A. D. 1871, a o'clock
Z, IN book ID" Of AertgAYss, on pageA Us. lS7 ~
49, on which thsrs 10 claimed T. % due at the dts
q this notice the amount OF four hundred and eakht
dollar. 100, and no action Or pt6csstAne ikas
been insttatsd At law 70 rseev~ he asbt secured
BY said mort0aSs, or any part thereof; 80
Thsrsfv notice II hereby gives. that BY vistus Of
power Of sale contained in said nortssgs, and Of
the statute In such case made and provfdsd tie id
mortgage will be ioreclosed BY the sale Of the mort
gagged premises therein described Viii said sale will
De Ut tho fiont door Of the Court House In the
City of st. Cloud in the county Of stearns and State
Of Minnesota, on SATURDAY, TIE EIGHTEENTH
DAY Or JANUARY, A. D. eighteen hundred and
seventy-thres, at two o'clock in the attsrnoen 1t
public vendue, t. satisfy the amount which .hau
then b. due ON said mortgage AMI costs aud expen-
ses OF sse aud htty dollars attorneys fees ~ sipu.
lated IN said mortgage in case of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage and - to
DO sold are all that lot pi:ce or pasce Of land stu.
atedin the county of stearns and State Of Mime
scta, and known and described a follows to Wit
The east half Of the northwest quarter. sad the
south west quarter of said north west qual ter and
the sputh west quarter Of section nineteen (l0) in
township QUE hundred and twenty four GA range
thirty I'VE (35l II
II. G. BurtzE. Aortxa8ss.
Attorney Of NoFteasee. dsce-5w
Dated December 9th. lb12
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I. Farm for SIa.

NHI snderslgned offers for sale sssd
i farm Of 100 acres, ON the north md Of
Maine Prsire, shout
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balsnce prai-
RE AMI meadow, and tho whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse tvL
good wells, and other i'm improvements. This
farm is directly ON the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire 1t this Office, or Of
J. s. DAM,
On the premises.
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: tfIRasl Yrs Exrcvritoorw.A,x

4 n.y. six4us q tvs ssss>t, s4ssssl ~
sa1es sA,s.l q u: District cs.rs II i. 1o.rta
Sssasis! Defet IN aud for - osuaty OF AeaasPia.
Az StatsSt Aseoesesa, Opoa two csft1a juAkns.ss
Aforesaid 10 o1s % Il. iss1 q, Of rii lsss, i.
aaHtisn ihseei. p-sains. xAss.in tE4th.a He.riek
~ plaintiff and the Lltt. l.sis Manufacturing Con
panr ~asJ JefesdAnt ii favor of said plxinriI acd
agaiost said tefeadAat, f.r tAs s.n q a1io IS and
there Is row actually due thereon sAid $2l0.oe
vih ihts est theron from rendition Sogsthsr with
S4S5 costs Of which judg nsnt trxnserip.
WAS duly filed aud doeketed in the ocs of the Clerk
of1hs Diant Court, in Morrison county, Ainn.so-
die 9Th day OF July, 1866 IN an action therein pond
iag:sherean Nathan Hsqrick vss plsistiE. and tho
Little Falls Manufacturing Company ~as defendant,
for the sum of $l6645 less 5000 paid. Jrly 18th,
1871 with interest thereon from Eenuition together
with increased - cesta Of which judgment . trxn-
script Was duly fled and docketed IN the Office of the
Clerk OF the district Court in Morrison ounty MINI
- the Sth dag Of July, 1906 directed and dev-
tred, Lid on the % day Of December duly levy
upon the property Of the above named d=fen dant,
title aud interest in tue following described r- e
tate situated an being in said Morrison county,
Wit: The north-esst quarter Of the nurth quar-
tss and the south quarter Of section s. town 70
raass a. al except WHIST IL included in town lots
survey and plated ~ Q. u. aPetnaR; northwest
quarter fractional section g. town 49, range 50, all
no3i.e)udsd 70 village OF town lo:ss surveyed aud
ees' quarter seesin 49, town o. range 81 fractions,
and the following lots iu the town OF Little Falls,
- Wit !, block IL, lot block q, lots and
es s. g. and block q lots l, AIS, 81 and
is it nd iiees =. ID = an. U
q; Iots and block 81, 1t bloch ., lots md
hl.ok 81, lot block q, iots aaa bi.ok d. lot
o!oek s. .ooth half lot block Il, let block IS,
81 lot block g. lot bio X r. lot 1, block a, los
And block Is lots 3, I and block Is. lot block
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Tho San Eranni.oo 4

The San Frano'.oe: Calls s,J, :
"Up to the present tim, thiis. 10 J, season,
40 vessels have sailed from tx; Chi. port
with 500, 900 sacks Il /. II rb..t, i1elud,
ing 1 small qo.atity, : y which: Ed b..o
cent forward by The Pahalnli.,s III sitsaamer..
There here ,rs thirty,two| u more yhipsa .fi.x
in ''sargosss y ,ths present ,in...n =. Thee
will carry Any I!.,0oo. 900 xhisb,
.dd de- e 900, 900 saskt ..sInbs,., viii
make = total Of 1901 o. + 200. Thsts are
nov on their 10y 70 thu III :poft ,lol ves.
sels, some fifty Of which :srs due" Is, :.
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touRs0u1 IHV1llT10kS!

.A3aS t3'i oEv ~.
de 4AnePs:5ItAs inysnt,sea fox yhieRSsts.
tents have recently besas obtsipe1 in
the .U.itsd States 40 tie; sasllo1inf:
A device for stt.ehing baetooi to cloths
Jog with /. serext;;dri,sr; Il .t..el.1
meot to pi.nsoss, % ~ That til, STING, may
DO touched mid;leneth b. . pedal
movement, and sounds similar to . vio-
lin or guitar obtained; child's ear
riage, so arranged when the handles
are dropped pawl stops the wheels
and arrests motion at once, and xbeq
grasped the pawl Is released ); peaeil.
sharpener that also operates A. . ,hao.
die for Stamps Of lead pencils; breast
pins and earrings, with tubes to hold
artificial flowers /; an apparatus tor draw
ing on boots, consisting Of . strap ~.
ing round the body below ths waist,
having At each end . hook 70 engage
the boot-tugs; !. medical compound Jog
tho smallpox, seonpossda;.f 's.ltpetzs,
gum eamphor;9au oharvoal; Z bosqset.
holder Of soh metal, that, after 4lli1e
with flowers and 'water, may BE- .olosed
at the top = lady's oomb,H passed info
the back BAG hair lslF j. j. the usasl '.pne AZ
the leaves allowed to overlap and pres
upon the ohignou,. spriog serving not
only to retain the ornament 10 phcs,
but the chigoon also :; headlight for
locomotives, with an. adjustable mum:
Der placed in front of tho light, and
also with a movable colored screen to
be operated by the engineer; : Toy
bank, in which an automatout banker
stands to receive money, and, when =
spring is disengaged, be turos round ,
the door is shut, and the money is de-
posted in the back part of the bank,
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WHY jerks NEVER nARRIED.

i; II thisk , xpeea ,is-a .ys6Snd uous
.b,isg,~ ia sJesks. Y"RhM ,as'.
tight, shsIs The riehtsst thing that
ao.ae. ENSe2ihs's wrong, she's the
biggest suis"nss thst plows the ssa,
eves II shs1 Gab aad aoo't draw two
fest Of water. Perhaps i. isn't just the
thing to s.y to . boy like you but
you'll never .p..k Of it, If I shbald tell
YOU little something 2"
Job, never p assured him.
"Well, I s'pose l might have been =
married man" and jerks avoided my
eyes by pretending to discovera borse-
shoe in the road.
"Yoa don't say so !" I exclaimed in
uud,sguis'd establishment, for it had
never occurred to me that such a man
as jerks could marry.
Eyes, I waited on girl once"
"Was she beautiful ?" I Inquired.
SWELL, 1 should say fair to middl;ng,"
responded jerks, pursuing his ips as if
determined to render a candid judg.
ment. "Fair to middling, barring =
few freckles." ~
"But you didn' leave her for tho
freekles p I said.
"No, I didn't leave her for the freck.
lies. She was = good g,ri, aud I wait.
cd on her. It don't seem possible now
that l eve, ra'aly waited on a girl, but
I did,"
land Why didn't you marry her ?"
l inquired warmly.
cit wasn't her fault" said jerks.
"She was good girl"
"Then Why didn't you marry herr"
1 insisted.
SWELL, there was another follow got
to hanging round, aud-you know how
such things go. I was busy, and
didn't tend up very we'll, l s'pose-and
she got tired waiting for me->r
sometbiug-and the other fellow mar
ried her, but Two never blamed her.
She's been sorry enough, I guess"
jerks gave sigh of mingled regret
and pity, and the subject was dropped.
From "Arthur Bonnicastle"-Dr.
Hollands new story, in Scribner's for
January.
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Summons.

Summons.
GTATB OF MINNESOTA, coUN TIES OF TODD
- aud Mcrrson.-Districr Court, Seventh Judicial
District.
Hieasar Whsslosk, Plaintiff.
d10snss
9ylvAstsr 4. ChAfes, aud
Mary 4. Cha1ss, his wifs. defendants. {,
The State OF Minnesota, to the above nAned p
eendanfs:
You and saeA Of yea are hsssbyi ssnnoasa. aaa
required 70 aAswer the eenPlAst Fl ~ Ri:tnt!a y
the abJvs entitled action, WhIeh eonpte1s AaG bee1
Aled IN the oses Of The Clerk ol saA Oo11t enA -
serve copy OF your answer 70 he said complaint On
the subscriber, at hisolaos In HlnnaaDolis IN he
county OF HEM pin, in laid State, wisAia twenty
1sys SITTER the service Of this summons on ySs e.
elusive OF the day Of such ssrti ice and II you & 70
answer the said complaint within the time e rssaid
tho Plstntih IN this sctioD will apply 10 C6art
fsr the relief demanded In said complaint. together
with costs and disbursements Of this actioa,
CHAS. H. Moods,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Minneapolis. Aisn.
Dated December "A, A. D. 1879. dec2d:7 y
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=, NEl2a;l' BIT 1a&a
OI|l3a:I; ;}f|133

. 80: s; 3 E e:fa
inALLsQ41 Hees, TpssI1e4is - their
0We.1er1si CsrasIve E1ee,..
.Disseyns -, nos . ~: Fancy
Dri.k, No. q Peer R.., Whisky,
Pref splvits asA Refsse Liquors, doe
40 VICE ~ svssssssssa- ~ yisaa the tas...
.ausl 7s.ies." " Asa,NsAu" ~ sselosess- ke-
that is.d tAs tbs'sf y. - Arasteese.s And ruin
bst srs . trss Msdieiss. made trea IL Native
Roots III >HSrbs u California. free from all
Alcshol HsIaajastss. fbey an the
GREAT BLOOD :PVRIRlfR aad
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
Heseva.or ,1sd 1nvss..tef 4 ID S5ssen. ea.r,-
4as Of all poisonous matter aSd rsstegtss the bleed
to healthy condition.. No Is.son eAs take thsss
Bitten according 10 directions and remain long
unvell. provided their bones are not destroyed
By mineral poison other nsaaa ap6 the vital
orrans wasted beyonA the point Of repair.
They arc n Gentle Purxutive az we'll
a. 1snIe, possessing, ALSO. the peculiar merit
Of aetinx as n powerful agent in relieving Conges-
ton sEIpaammation OF the Liver. sod q Ill ,hs
Viseeraj O1kans.s -
FOR FEMAL COMPLAINTS. ~h..h.,
IN young Of Old. married Or single. 1t the dawn o!
vepanheod or It the turn q LIE, these Tonic By
tsss have % equal
.,rsr Iaas,nnatsrY ana Chronic Rhea-
-satissa IasA .Ges, Qyssepsla Or In
aklxesaSon, Bilisss, Rsntltsnt and
4I.eofsnisssua Fever, Dissesess q tho
lBIseA. ,laxer. ii idaeys SD Bladder
-tbsse l35sleYs hans bsen1nss4 sseessstH- snch
.Di.SaSeS are -esassA b Initiated Diced,
whJek " ssssraHy Iredueed b. arrangement q
the Digestive Ofgass. 1ssafA,
DYSPKPefA OR 1NDIGESTION.
Hsadaehs. Pain IN the ehouiderh Coughs. Tight
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.:HE'[e'r!per's1pEs Wl2eekly.
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