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has ,l,ee la,tnls AM prls't w Tie
tasr. has r1ea'ra ~ The hlI@, ,hsss
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ller surr,l IN hnnel. AMI rus hunfar,
N.ss ltAsan NJ III ffans, same ~ last
sarr. anil have rntktta With imperial
r'snaisa w ihe haek nnl ns,'ii,ei
las,en4 III double rows IN the collar.
stish tab fruuss The shirt Il rnl ,lgh,
=. ,he knee. and n,en " ffpnt ~ rent
a. may W preferred, with rerrslc les.
IN, trimmed rasa' n,eptefir s--faur rows
of Magenta hrsitl around sln skirt.
with l,enl A hack hound with gallopn
IL mas4h Much depends IN lilo pm.
falcons \ gcn'lemsn's ,lres# II vrry
itecinplrle without ,rea.ers 'i'here
are u, v,lnc sublnrd eplor NJ tpn,Im,
s,np'c, .npl <houl.l ,armufise wi,l the
n III tplu They afe cu, hp. IN hptll
iegr With deep fril's ~ Fall over ihu
'es'ep. Tic whist Il xarniahel with
i iranl hanl ~ haiialr. erru faeinu-
lfui buttons ~ match, the--' hut
/, ,t II enough, Any one but . sani.
Which lnlanacr will 900 nj glance
tint thcae fashion. nre ffighifnlly
nisoi. WIN ever henri IL trutsp,.
lainy pn' hlas M tho lep.. leep frillu
10 ~ oter tho ipsIep, with n b,oe,l
| 7 ,Hl III hatlste whatever tltat may
h, ..-aui eeru f,riuar. anl tl,iugs'
l,pt',cr lhnn wear tn,lialpa,. built TINT
wuy, va would n, without, md oneaso
mir limb. III two seetipns of stove
piro.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-08
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fvt o pitcher VI led water In .
rpom inhabited. aud Vi fuw hourl II
viii l,a,e ahs,sl,oi nead, VII tho per-
.tirei gasas u tho room. tie alr "
wl'iel, Will have bpevino purar. but tAs
water utterly hili, 'lbI. depends N
tho tact TINT tho water l,us The faculty
u eonieusinH Aul thereby absorbing
nearly all thu gases. whiuli II DIES
without increasing II. uxu hulk, The
rpldpr illa aalsf II, lis n,vatov Ils ".
pac.iy - contain lfose gasss ~
ordinary temperature. pist u water
vii s1utpiu plns u rsfLpi,ie aaiL ~
and se,vral puts u at,,invnia. THIS
eapaei,, !. nearl, ,lsublaI by reducing
ibr la,naia'''r. 10 ll,at II iue. ilsnes
salut keri IN lie room awhile II n.
why's uuiil ior uas, aud sl,oald bs oftsn
removed. rLstimr II has become warm
~ mt. And fsr tis saline reason the
aasar n pump should MI be pumped
'n' Il, ,i'a mar0iug hsferp ~, y nssI.
That which has rtooi IN y pitcher o,es
night II mi III ~ euiIeu water liz ths
morning Impure water II more In.
iutI,M. than impure air, and every
peratn should provide .lo means "
obtaining f,e.h pure waisr fer all ID.
,upstIa uAus.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-08

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inqifsl ,Ae fte*eniatises "A the nrw
failh l'ral ani l'e,er ,rrhshls hll
victim. = lhe fury Il ,hp tetsetnlars
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n .,ers Christian N l,snan sup.
r'sss ,hs. .l.hn escaped l,sm llnmc,
where Nv hal slnsei ha, 4 li',ln time.
and fsani fef,,ae In Asia, liz etlmits
with many rseHe'isis that he wen, II
EIhe.u.. Tho church n which wa- iuin.
"a ~ many refugees from Rome. John
after the death II MI The companion.
Il Christ. l,ceamc The spiritual heal II
tho rhurh, anil Erh,sur fpr 4 while
lcramc the centre, tho fnpns, II tia nuw
doctrine,
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1lenmn 0n ttlu Martyrs.


III l,iA "Autpirris,," " Rcnan La.
\ powerful el,nrier ~ tho prosecutions
of The Christians nndpr Seroi
Ncro WIS ~ ariist III crime, .iH Ideal
u 4 pteni Inan war the man WIN Woull
~ anything. 'ry anything, accumulate
y, 'liu ruullsel lime the g,eaiu.l mum.
l,rr ~ nnpas sensational dramas liz
usnn a'lortui low nnl i,iunlr,lp. but
'nerrly ~ dtun,aiIe santlmems liz was
handsome, clever n,iI tunl III nd,uira.
tlnD, fuctnnl,s l,H. l.fl v u very asapt
account II his eunri. II Ii rnuugl, Irr.
lla,r H. say i,at l'.trouiua saa the
nlpst ,lrsualls II t',sars fIienda, Any
i,lua viii, man likn Noro haeu,na Il
lisei iira. w. WAS haunted with the
l,,e,nnt, IL tho fire II 1'1n, llu had
the uurpoaknl''e Jo, u rla, inr 'l,p part
NJ l'rianL during tie fire II Hume, liz
wns nwa, when The Hire hogan ~ An.
tinn, hui he returned and saw tbs pal.
aers VI he l'nluline. lia pNu nsw pal,
nee ahiph he called only .iraaaitury, "
le.tro,rj. l, II tiiIlienli IL ferorlssu
TIN truth mi u tho legend ~ tho ire
II lloulp. Ini Il il difficult MT 10 bc.
lIese thai Nrfp raw III I'LL. misfortune
'niy lfump, nsihnl n appropriation.
and al opportunity far making new
Home nnrr than tho old ol,n. lius thu
public eot~iunee fe,ol,ei against tlu
Emperor, IAN Internal i.lra lLrn
ea,na - HI. mini. na,s llrnan lilo
lpa,kel fur spn,e unfortunate creatures.
s,en more haunted ll,an himself. ~,
whom lia euuId tl,row tho nlium II thu
iirc. llc thought ~ thu Christians, =
1'bu Romans regretted their oll temples.
onr bulli Ny Evander. Montl,cr BY s.r.
sius l'ullIu.. tho rnlare " Numa. md
~ many otbpr. hut Win profar.ed u
hate thura haly rlaeesY WIN looked
asd mud senrnful bpfure tIe iina.l,onor.
I'll poriicwf Tho chrisiianr. They
had certainly MT ut hpa lo the eltyi
!. Il mt ~ certain TINT they did M.
enjoy ihe downfall u many monument,
u i,iolalty. Nero lnrdly know whal
the Christians wpte, hnt l,e wins fond ii
tho roelu,y " TIM uresks, of Ito Orlen'
tala. aud among tho Jews who had 10,
eess 10 tho eourl were probably found
thu nen Win denounced tho Christian,
10 tho Emperor,
Tho era 4 ma,tyr'lom hogan, Thu
spectacle u human massacre haL hc,
ooinu ono III TIN an,uHclurnts " III,
peolle king, Thu cn,lsiuts NJ tho wl,ols
worll were scnl IL Isume fpr tics,
fsstIyitlr.. "lsome.' sa,s llenan,
''raw few more extraordinary days.
Tho fufiAs mntntinns, wll,ul, VIVA eun.
seerateI 10 the batilus. between anI.
mails. saw 4 strange proeetrion. 'lh.
condemned. covered with nkius. var.
thrown in tho arena aud turn In piuce,
by Digs; olhurs were erueiael. others
with theIr tunies Impresnaied With III,
oil " lar. wore attached 10 pleres d
wond anil reserved ~ lum,Dafies for !
night spectacle, Whan .hs night came
these living lamps were lighted. Ner'
offered for Tho spectacle the magniArpn
gardens which he ponssA1ed over III,
1'Iber. aud whiul, occupied Tho aetua
sits u Tho lIorgo " tho Church m,
~ Place n III. Peter :
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-08

An cdI,pr iise,lsniug colleges" Il On.
iiDns an Instance where ~ far.seeina
parent proI~red " mike 4 great inter.
national lawyer u HI. son, and NJ liar.
ward anil lisIlelbevs his whole astsn.
,iu was turned In that direction. III
studied Inv III thu bsst selools In Eu
rupe md America. graduated with tin
highest honors, and II now . wealth,
nnl sueee#sfal maehinist. Aud plays Hi,
organ IN church every 1,,,day--tl,e IN
valuable remainder VI hls uefuas
schooling
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-08
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arrive at ,he places ahesa mrn.lunsa
mas var, ~ hour murc ~ less, accord.
ing u the advantage ~ disadvantages
II vini ani title, tlese who wish IN
eame on iHnri vii SEQ ihs necessity II
hring ~ lhe +lpi ~ hour before ths
Time Persons wishing ~ rnma cn
hoarl ffpu nj, other landing than
those here specified. Tan calculate The
time the bcas will pass, and be ready
~ her arrival lunkecrers n boalmvn
WIN bfing passengers un board ~ take
thcna ashpre from an, larl ~ Tie river
will y" allowed pnp shilling for saeh
pcfsen,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-08

An flal' and preieuiipM shoddylss
aaa lunkIar ~ so,oe painting. which W
pufresed - Ln,, 'h' doaler painted "
i iua n,lp. md aaii "li,ut II = dog
rftr Iau.lseef IL II, REALLY j"
acclaimed ilta Irs'tpnd.r. "MLHi ID
lIp daa attrr him ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-08

The mvi.lisy Will, whiph rallroni
building has Icon carried on IL Ill.
'.a,e |. shown by thp following rtnsp-
n,ent. IN lso5 ti,a ht.i LOCOMOTIVES
anI curp wore iutr, lnced within Tho
pordprr " Iowa. ~ Davenport r,y
aayen seafs thereafter progress III rail.
rpai building naA nol Very marked.
ppr wAs !, until lsG5 TINT The growing
waits II ll,a State leaan u allow il.eIi
III sbnt direction
NJ N altuNtsa rug suuuru ~ uftps
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French Journalists Arr III d mental
slate ~ alarm The, an threatened
With The lass ~ ona ~ iIlrir m,Dst ahvr.
i.l,vd privileges --.hn Minister ~ Jus
'iee having. II IN uhl, determined at
Inst 81 bring i, biIl against dusIliaG
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l.lrensed 10 make The strung man weak.
LirenseA 70 iHy shr wise man law
llrensed, \ wifr's l,ani hear, 10 break.
And make her ehiiisen's tears u How.
tisrhsei w sls shy nrlshhnr harm.
l.irsnsni, ~ kinJla hste ahsi a.rife,---
Lirrnssl 70 hrrsr the rohhefs arm,
licensed, IL ~het The murders kuiIr
licensed, the ncirhhvr'4 pursc 10 drain,
Antl rnh him ~ bis very last
licensed IL heat hls fps.rish hrain.
TIL madness crown thy work u, last
lieehsed llko spiiers fur i n.y.,
u spread VI, net. fpr mnn Thy prey
To mock his struggles nirk HIN Try,
Then cast ihu worthless Luik away
Licensed. where pence nnd aaiei .lsell,
To hflna 'ltsrase, nill aant and war.
lleensel ~ make thIs world a bel,
Ani III min iur i he'll below
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JERoEv srook.

Ths undersigned nwns ti'u Jcr~ey Hull.
brought |. thia s.untvy ny ltev Chapman.
and Will keep him ~ hIs stable IN cfrsrp.
~ I'm us~ u parties who Wish u Improve
thslr stuck for hls services, e1,uu will he
charged le was sired BY the full hln"ls,l
Jvrs~y Hull Male. impaired ~ rhiiaisl.
phlW, aud fro,M NIL LlaHlsd jersey suw
trsseo. APRIL 9Th. is1a -
WOnpiN tTnOTilEN
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MI other passengers aro to pay Vt
tho rate NJ v,e dollar fvr every twenty
niles. and hall dollar fDr every meal
they mt.
Children lfom ono u Ave years VI
aRs u pay one-thirI price, AMI sleep
viii, the persons under wl,oso care they
ata,
Young porspir. lrDm q ~ III years
u age. - tny balfrriue, provided they
.Iucp Two III berth, aud whole priss
fpr eael, ono whp raluosl. ~ occupy >
while birth.
Ese'y rersm paying full price y
allowed III poaniia u baggage, II lss
lLan wl,uis price. ~ pounds. They
ate 10 pa, a. tl,e rate u . cents pr
pound for surplus baggage, Htors-
keepers vino VII, - 'arry light and
valuable merchandise can bo aeovinwo-
dated NJ u cs,sts . pound.
Passengers vii! breakfast before
lheY evmu ~ bnarl, Dinner viii ~
sursed W NJ exactly o'clock tsA
With muals, whiel, Il also supper. 81 =
o'clock III tho evening. and Lvsskfsss
NJ . III Tie norning, No ono has .
eIaim on tho steward for ,iu.uais 81 any
atLav ttans
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Thu ,un-t n.pfui thing IL lilo lcnu
run slruail,,
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W. u. SfkAn,bcslAin, NJ. ~.
|. permanently located .,

TVFIHHUFHF1y EHF00FV -
GNEssu luWA,
Nhrre hr il prepared - aiteui all calls
ol ihe i'roIesaio, either hy dss ~ ninhi
nliis, 4 l'siae n l.#sfgs l,rHs Htpfn'
It'll Ieittl, epsnse II l',aa saI tsslst H1fnrfr
...ri. il ra,twuf,sa. ai,i
All nrlsale ll.aa,e. sIrInlls eut.dlltni,l
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fNl.E Nv ENrOa
JgWELER
first dpar North " lIauk

iias Just opoael w a ane assortment ~
jesslry shich hr uierg fr sals ehral,
Espeei il atentian given ts,he fsrar.'ia
r fwatuhe~ ~
OLh HWnk#UA
Mn
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~ ". BALLARD.

Mlll tepalr siocA.. anl fbsrtf'te
Ha,i.faetlnn Every esset warranted y fnn
=. ltme, y ~ p'y iir,at ait'a s..'''
dsfsst,ss e,,ska Ii ll,s residence, -, tlist
street, Ne.i III iLe Nthsfpr Hpase, s,ttt w.
viii - sl,sm Right. ,.atFt feaaa,is'lf
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Sow Y M Mercantile Journal.
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+ fsplH SHOWING TnE sNMhEn ~ NfIes

Tho railways II Iowa, A. ~ pve&en,
operated. alu rluasiiieI as fpllvxst
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DEFY COMPETITION!
Houston, Nov. I'd, ls72-s:Gnos. l-
IT Leads to Hnppiness!
A Boon TO The Whole Race Of Woman!
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR

l. IL VA1AIII lNAId ~ A<tA
II will bring on tho Nenses relieve all pain at the
monthly "Period;" cure rheumatism and Neural.
gia OF back and Uterus; LeucorrLGa or "Whites,
and partial Prolapsns utcri check excessive now,
and correct all Irregularities peculiar to ladies;
1t will remove all irritation Of kidneys ana biad-
der; relieve Cosiyeness; purify tho blood give tune
and strength to the whole system; clear the skin,
impartng rosy hue to the check, and cheeriulnos'
to the mind.
tits as sure cure In all tho above diseases as
Qunne Is In Ghis and fever. -
Ladies' can cure themselves Of all the above dis
eases without revealing their complaints to any per.
aon, which Is always mort Tying to their pride and
modnesty. if 20 - % ."' y -
1t is recommended by tho best physicians and the
clergy. ,s-o
81. LAGRANGE, Ga, March q, 1870
BRADFIELD a Co, Atlanta, Ga.-Doar Sirs -
take pleasure In stating that have used for tie last
twenty yeau', tho medicine you pre- now putting mp,
known as DR.. j. Bradfeld's Female Regulator, ana
consider It the best combination ever COTTON togeh.
or for tho Diseases for which It is recommended.
have been familiar with the prescription both as
practit oner Of medicine and in domestic practice
al can honestly Say TIA. esuSiLrfita Doon 20
suffering females, and but hope that every lady
In our whole land, who may be suffering in any way
peculiar to their sex, may be able to procure Dot
tle that their snfIeripgs may net only ee re,eYed
but that they may he restored 70 hes'h anu
i am respectfully, W, B. fsRRrLI' NJ D.
'es'r ''. FEAR MARIETTA, Ga.,s March 81, 1870. p
Mes,rs. VIM. ROOT 4 soN.@4Doar sirs: Some
months ago bought bottle OF kradbslds Female
Regulator from you, and have nsed u in my family
with the utmost satisfaction, and have Recommend.
ed II to three other families, and they have ioundi
Just what 1t 10 recommended. Tho fsmaies who nave
used your Regulator are In perfect health, and are
able to attend to their household duties and wecor
daily recommend II to the public.r ~ 1o, .5t
-l1a Yours respectfully, Rev. IL. b. Jonssos.
We could add thousand other certificates, but
we consider the above amply sufficient proof oil its
virtue. All we ask Is atrial. -si IL ..r .s....1
For full Particular, history OF diseases, And Ger.
tcates offs wonderful cures, the reader
to the wrapper around the bottle
kManafactured and sold by
BRADEIELD & CO,
ii fti'' y rs Sold By all Druggists: -
Apr misunderstanding. ~ - "a
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Houston and Anht m Z. agurrN vol
| Passengers for v 20 must tskc Mall and TX
pross Train leaving Houston at I 80 a. M.
Tho aboro Trains mako tho folio wing sonn"o-
tons. viz: ..-.rft.,.t.. Lg, .,,lti.r7f
At Iresrno with International n. 3. daily (suu.
days oxceptea) North AZ 90 p. m. and 46 a. M;
South, at 2 90 p. m. and . 10 p. m. u --.If !ea.
At Waco, with stages for Psrria, Woedberry,
Covisgton, Cloburne. Acton, Cranberry, Weather
ford and Jacksboro, Tussdays, Thursa.ys and SIM
a. m For Valley Mills, Clift.n, Meridian, Footout,
Irsirll, Dufo, stephensyiile, on Mondays and
Thursdays att 90 a. IN. ,ilH1
=, AT Moxia, with limo Of Hacks for Fairfield and
Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
At Dallas, West, for Weather ford and Jasksboro
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 oS an
Esst, for Tyler and Longview, SUNDAYS, wsdncs-
days and Fridays at2 90 IN. 4rruoo
For Fort Worth, daily at ! 10 o. m.
Southwest, for cieburne, every Monday at Dam.
Northwest, for Denton and GAINESVILLE, every
Wednesday at 90 o. .gs.-i-.
At Mckinney, North With III Paso Stage Limo
daily, Sundays exccpted) for Sherman. Red River
City, and Terminus Of the NJ, X. & 7. railroad.
West, via Pilot Point, Denton, whitesboro.
Gainesvl's Decatur and Jacksboro daily at 500 am.
g, East, lrri,woekly) Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, for Grecnvlle, Bouham, Paris, Clarks'i NE
and Jefferson at 9 90 o. m. '' . .'+'''." .' ..
At Ledbcttor, with daily stage for LaGrangs.
At Nc Dade, with daily Stage for Dastrop.
At Austin. with daily Stage for San Marcos, Now
Braunfsls, Ban Antonio and III Psso.
Through Rates and Bills Of Ladins given from
Stations on the line of this road to New Orleans and
New York, via Morgan's Line Of Steamships. Gal
weston to Now Orleans, and Merchants Line Steam
ships, New Orleans to New York, shippers furnish
ing their own Bills Lading. .-,. H.. t.-.r1r
For rates, apply to Btation Agcnts, or Jarcs ".
Mangun, Northern Agent, Sherman, and H.L IA
daz, Western Agent, San Antonio.
J. DUKAND, GOnl supt-
J.wALDO, q. F.aT.A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-08
Tho Man Ito Wanted,

A nrst.ralo story Ia told on q very
prominent man, who lived In DO.
iroit forty years ago, and who ut
that timo owned more steamboat
stock than any man in tho Wcstcrn
country, besides other wealth TO a
largo amount.
Like many Of the pioneers who
required great riches, no was very
ignorant in all the books taught,
but his learning was more like wis
dom, and in common with many
who have lived and passed away,
but left their mark behind them,
no know what tree would make
shingles by looking at it. AJtA
He had, at tho time of oqr story,
Just completed splendid now
warehouse at Buffalo and wanting
n suitable clerk to take charge OF
it, no advertised for one in the pa
pers. Tho next morning early n
candidate for the position presented
himself, rather too flashy q young
man in appearance ; but the follow
ing conversation occurred; X o.,
Young man, when you mako a
mistake in any of your books, how
do you correct it?"
u The young man explained, in a
very profuse manner, how he should
proceed to make it all right. z
GA good way, no doubt, to do
it," replied tho old man, "but
shan't want you"
Very soon another aspirant put
in an appearance. A similar ducs
ton was asked him, and in n long
and eloquent manner pointed out
tho remedy in all snoh eases. AL!
the reply was: Young man
shan't wantyou."
Some three or four others came
in during the day, and to each one
the same question was asked, anc
they all had some smart way O.
covering up errors in their books
The, old gentleman was entirely
ignorant himselfof bookkeeping
but he he'd wisdom liz all things
which is more than match TO-
learning.
Just at tho close Of the day
plainly dressed man, with brigh
eye and brisk; step, called for N
situation. :,
"rake a seat sir said the ole
gentleman, II want to ask you on
question. When you make a falls
entry on your books how do 3fo'
90 to work to correct it p
Turning upon his questioner
cold sharp look tho young man re
piled al don't mako that kind Q
mistakes, sir"
"Ah | my dear sir, your just tn
man | have been looking for al
day." and in a few moments aftel
the man who corrected his mis-
takes by not making them was in
stalled in tho office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-08
The local of the jTerre-Hauts

The local of the iTerre-Haute
, Journal has discovered new cure
for ague. Here it is: To those
afflicted with ague, wesay emphati-
caily, crawl down stairs headfore-
most. Laugh at the: idea, if you
please, but do your crawling first
you can then afford to laugh. Just
as the chill is coming on, start at
the top of . long flight of stairs and
crawl down on your hands and feet,
head-foremost. You never did
harder work in your life, and when
YOU arrive at the bottom, instead
of shaking you will find yourself
putting, red in the face, and per
spring freely, from the strongest
effort to support yourself 1t will
effect a cure, beyond a doubt; but
whether from this cause or from
that, we will never tell you, nor
need you care to know. Try it. 1t
won't cost you near as mnch as
ouinines or patent medicines, and
Il it fails it will only do what they
do every day. lift cures, as it cor
tainIy will, lay the facts before our
scientists, and let them discover the
cause. At all events, ye shaking
sufferers, lay this maxim to your
hearts {" Crawling down stairs
head-foremost will certainlyprevent
q chill" l