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ron SHERIFF.

Mr.. Editer-yoa are r<ausssea " asueArcc
JAS. r. ALVEY as candidate 10. shs nes,
Sher,fslty and You will please cay tat Ne
will be warmly Supported 6r ne '6aAksss in.
ssrss' Of the couaty and Nv 10 AT
Jan I. ls12. 49, ~ca Ps,,ra.
fr Editor-piesxs annoonec JAMES BUR-
EOCChS - a suitable candi late for the nex,
SherinAhiy and he win be warmly supported
by Chsptico h Charlotte Hall Districts.
Jan -, isi3-ie.
VI. Eitor-PlSase anuoanre Cap, RETtA
WIN sohT ELL, of f.eonartsown district. u
candidate for Shsria, aud ssy the, In viii
he gsnerahr and warmly supported by white
and colored voters Of the
Jan 80. ls.S. 3 i ! Republics PARTY.
Mcssrs. Elitors-Pieasc annnunc. l.
NJ EDWARDS ms . suitable candidate
for the mkt Sheriff tty. and sag. thssIe
will BE- warmly supported by the v.ter.
OF ST Mrrys county. Il
march -, 1878 The Peorle.
NJ Jos o TAYLOR. Of ST Inicoc.'
district. is respectfully presented {, t.,
voters Of St Muy's as the gap, iske5 Re.
publican candidate :ur Sheriff
Ap'il 10. 1873 s. fuigoes'
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Candidates.
For State Senator.

Nsssxs. Edi,sgsAPiesT ssssssrs Csrs.sn
ASB0iPH JONES. ofSa fsiyoess Aaarict,
the Republican candidate for The State Sen.
.te. ss. rrz 81 u Ea
Jan -. 1878. ia -' * OK.
The frierds Of Csrs- ASA A. LAWRENCE.
Chewing tha, his services win he csrfui 10 the
itixens Of -. Nsry's County IN the senate Of
Maryland reeen,mend him as q easdiSa,e for
hat posi;ion q the nett sleetsoa.
Jan. sosh, is1s-,s
KDr. JAS. II. NltES viii ecnsen, 10 =.
iAads,iase for TIE Sena,e be wiil 10 usrr,y
Imported by the Republicans Of
FEB 8, 1878. Oakville District.
NJ. Ediscr-As there have been suro-.crd
seseral candidates for the Senate OF MAJ, land
sto seem TO have Black Rspub.icaa afknste.,
% kind enough TO announce HENRY BIT
LER, OF tue FACTORY district, as q man srae
and fall in the Republican faith, no, a. one in
his own coneeit.
Feb l3, 1879. MANY Voters.
Mr. Edi q, please announce X. JutlN.
son COTTON as a candidate to repre-
ss"i St Mary's county in the Senaie OF
Maryland At the coming Fall elcc,i 20.
aud say he will receive warm supaors in
Chapiico and Charlotte IL al D.s,s.
Feb q. 1873.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT &c .uEr

FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT C uRr
Editor Beacon-Plesse announce J. FRANK
FORD, Esq. as a candidate for Clerk of Cir
cut Court and oilige
Nov ls,ls7I. Many Friends
The friends of Col. THEOPlLUS HARRI-
) recommend him as y candidate for Clerk
Of the Circuit Cour, OF St. Mar, s county.
June p, 1872.
: The pains-tskirs manner in u! ich JNO
l.CAMAL!ER, Esq. has discharg d his
duty as Jerk OF the Circuit Court induces
his numerous friends Of 81. Inrgoes'.i stIic,
to announ e bin as Q candidate for re-rlcc-
ton to sai sfiice.
Aug l, 1872. Many Voters
FRANCIS NJ. GODDARD is herewith an
nounced as candidate for Clerk Of the CIR
cult Court for 81. Mary's county, and will be
warmly SUPPORTED 10y the voters of
LeonardtoNn District.
Dec 10. 1872
M'srs. Eahors.-You viii, yIease announce
DR.. l.. j. SCTTON as a candidate tor Clerk
OF the Circuit Court for 81. Mary county.
Chaptico District.
Messrs Editor, PLEASE announce VII
LIAM B. BEAN rs the Republican Candidate
for Clerk o: the Circsi, Court
81. lnicoes District.
Jan l6, lsT3-te.
Mr.. ED,roR.-Plcasc announce JOHN
l.. GREENWICH, Of Leonard Town
district. IS u candidate for Clerk of The
Circuit Court Of st. Mary's county at the
ensuing election. am say that he will be
warmly supported BY numerous friends
In
Oakville District.
Feb 9Th, 1873.
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JOHN = FAIR, Of Chap,ico DISTRICT.
b rcccmmehled 20 the voters Of s, Ma
rys county as candidate tor Commis-
sioners Conrs AZ the ensuing election.
march 6. 1879. Many f,isaas, 4.
Mr.. klisor-Anuouuec CHARLES
BUTLER - Q candidate for CcA aissi,n.
ers' Court as the eosuicg election. and
say, that be riI b. warmly supported BY
the honest men of 81 Is;goss district. :
march 8. 1879. - Many frirnais.
Mr. Eai'or-If Louis n ROLLINS,
Of St Isieocs' disiric. w,ll eouseu, Z.
serve 10 tae Ccmmissioner>' Court. he
will Be earnestly surportsi AZ Tn sr>u-
ing A .iss', : 1,s cr Many f:isndA
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Mr. Edi,r.-If JOHN PARSONS
nj HENRY JONES will couseut 20 be
candidates for the Legislature. they will
be warmly SUI ported by voters ani tax
payers. DEMOCRAT.
Feb 6, 1873.
NJ s<rs E'hors-Pl.ase ann, ounce Dr.
WI II STONE as Il candidate TO rcnre-
INT 5: Mary's county ir the Hous' OF
Delegates of Maryland ut the ming Fall
election. Dem gcrat.
march 6, 1873.
NZ\CH r MORGAN will censen.
:" be candidate for sea, in the lower
branch Of the mex, General Assembly of
Maryland. he will receive the enthusiastic
'uip' RI OF The People.
march 90, 1873.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


Mn. EBrrcR-You will please an.
nounce J. J. REDMOND as candidate
for County Commissioner al the ensuing
election. and ob'i:e many friends in
Chap'ico and Charlotte Hall Districts.
Feb 9Th. 1873.
Ma. EprToa.-I: Capt. JOHN y. GRAVES,
of 0ak,i.le District, will consent 10 serve in
the Commissioner Court, he viii be earnest
ly Supported At the ensuing election hy
Many Friends.
The friends Of JOHN PARSONS,
E,q.. recommend BIN for ve-eisesios a.
County Commissioner. he being eminent.
" entitled to the support Of
Feb q. 1878. Tss-Payefs-
The friends Of A C. TENSISSON.
E.qr.. confidently s>k for hih the en-.
dVrscment Of the people at the next cleo
ton as member of the Commissioner
Court. Fifth D,s,riet.
Feb q. 1873. -..
JOHN B ABEL. E,qr., will Be en-
dorsed by tie people for re-slectioa 10 the
Commissioner Court. If he will ccusen,
70 serve snosber term.
Feb q. 1873. Friends.
"A LAWRENCE. Es9r.. il recon-
mchded to the vaers Of the e~sn,y e.,
re-cleciiou % the Board Of County Com.
nissioners aud believe be will reeri..
The support OF the Ps'pls.
Feb u. 1873. ~
THOMAS NJ sHADRICK. E.a., IL
entitled to The eafn-s, support % ahe pso-
PIE Of the eoasis Tor Csunsy Cemnis-
sioner at the coming election.
Feb q. 1873. Chap,ico.
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GETTYSBURG
katalysine Water

Is the neares; approach TO a specific ever discov-
cred for Dyspepsia. Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Gout, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney aud Urinary
Diseases generally. Is restores muscular power
to the Para!ytic. II cures Liver Complaint,
Ch2nic DiarEh"a, Piles, Consti, a,lon, Asthma
Catafrh and Bronchitis, Diseases Of the Skin
General Debility and Nervous Prostitution from
Mental and Physical Excuses 1t is the Great
est An'ido;e ever discovered for Excessive Eat
ing or Drinking. IL correc,s the stomach pro-
notes Digestion. and Relieves the Head almost
Immediately. No household should be withou,
IT, For sale by all Druggists.
GS-For history of the Springs, for medi-
eai reports OF the power Of the water over dis
eases for marvellous cures, and for tes,moni-
als from distinguished men, send for pamphlets
WHITNEY BROS, General Agents. 2,T South
Front Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
GErTYsBURG SPgIxG Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-24
For Register Of ills.

Editors Bereor-Please Announce Mr.. PHIL
lP q. LOVE as candidate for Register of
Wills at rbs ensuing election. He will he cleo
ted AMI will do credi, TO the position and TO
his many friends.
FEB s, 1873. ST. IN,cors.
Mr. EpIroE. announce BEN
NETT Ii. SMITH. Of the Factory Dir
re, as candidate tor R"gi,ter oil Wills,
at tue next election.
POPULUS.
Feb 6.h. 1873.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce J. T. RA.
LIZ Tor Re lister Of y lie. and say that he
Will he warmly supported by the Democrats
Of the county.
Feb ID, ls13. Charlotte Hall
Mr. Il li'or-Plcase announce in the
Beacon tina; THOMAS HELMSLEY
will De- supported for the flee of II gister
o: Wills at the ensuing election by many
friends in O.k,illc District
march 6. 1873.
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WANTED.
10000 AR ERS

To improve !, 700 eco acres Il. u. Lands, free
from mortgage and located in the middle re-
eior Of Western lowa--ihe best corn. wheat and
,nt,ls-producing belt in the West, IL hours dis
tani from thicngo. Climate aud soil unsur-
pass,d Meadow ard pillow land with pure run
ming water evenly distributed. No fever aad
ague Average credit price, sc peracre. Send
for guide IL costs nothing, and gives descrip-
iions, prices, terms, maps and how to reach the
lands Address JOHN Il. CALHOUN, Land
Commissioner Iowa Rail Road Land Co., Cedar
RaI,iis, Iowa.
Chicago Office, 65 s. Canal st.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-24

% y. EDWARDS, hsving qualified 81.
Lass ofthe cniisd STATES gives notice ma, he
viii attend 10 the sale Of all real or personal
property hat may be offered 81 public suction
lnSt. nary's county. address, Y v Edward.,
Great Mills D.. b Nsry's ccus,y, NJ.
Jane -. isie-u.
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dineeat At shis onee s
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s: % i' s yards giving two coat. Our hFs''
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FOR ONE DOLLAR.

We will send FREE by mail, on receipt Of One
Dollar, rs packets OF choirr Flower Seeds and
Catalogue contain ing upwards Of 1000 varieties.
with full directions for culture, To any address
in the United States. Catalogues free on APP
plicaiion.
DEE e. DOYLE. Serdsmen and Flor
lists, 81 fremont Street, Boston.
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Blair Presbvterial Academy

Equal advantages for males and temsics. Earn
ct Christian influence, thorough instruction
nud careful attention 10 the comforts and hsb-
its Of s,udcrA render this one Of the hes, ins.i-
buttons of tia country. Spring session COM
mences March 9th Students received at any
time. Terms, $500 year. Reference OF
GERS Of PRINCETON and Lafayette Colleges. Send
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For Sale.

DORrAB.E STEAM SAW L GRIsT ANIL,
l. kno~s a. SHEpARpS MILL. IiassufF-
cieat power for saving all sizes Of logs and for
grin ding one hundred and City bushsLs, corn
per day. 10 simple in constructors and easily
moved. For particulars apply 80
RHODES SHEPARD
H"s a. 4
- ~ Al LAw6GyCR
.Lsossnaiows.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE.

In pursuance of the above order. thereby
give notice thar have obtained from she Or
phans Court OF 81. Nsry's county, Maryland.
letters OF ad administrations on the psrsonai estate
Q, 'sces Ssmms, late Of aid sosn'y. deceas-
Cd. All PeTsens haviag claims agains 81 the said
deceased are hereby notified to exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto. 20
the subscriber, ON or before the ieth aav of
ost asss, hey will otherwise by law be sx.
einded from the benefits ofshe said estate. An
persons Indebted 10 tbs deceased are requested
% make iu0edfase Pc heat 20 the subscriber.
JOHN Z SIMS,
Admiaistnsor
a-rii 10, lssa-sw
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Land Wanted.

I AN authorized by responsible parties 20 sry
1000 ACRES Or WOODLAND
pine or oakl in 81. Mary's county. within ,-o
miles Of navigable water, for which . liberal
prics will lie given. Cash. Address,
10. +. MORGAN, Atty.
LeonardtoNs. Nd,
DC, "a, lsI3-,f. W.
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Price $50 per ton.
]. ]. TURNER & CO.,
No 42 Pratt Street.

CACTION-The popularity of Excelsior
as the only reliable substitute for Peruvian
Gaano has induced inscriptions parties in
this and other cities to use the name Excel
sior" to sell their worthless compounds. Er-
cry bag o! genuine Excelsior has our name
on il in Red Letters. Ali others are counter
feits.
For sale by
j WALTER CARPENTER.
Budfs Greek, Nd
march 30. lS.3-3m
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ben represented
lin the County
kld. an order
vas atrocioas-
lis 500 de-
pot e his muir
or ha. thLs far
rud that the
deserved pen
q proper TO rs
q reward Sr
nkney Why.e.
Hryl,al. 'io by
Ia reward OF
DOLLARS
b of tho mur-
id JarsS SEQ
n'y.
nv hand and
the State Of
Eighteenth day
n hundred and
WHITE,
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New advertisements.
12,@,OOO ACRES {!
Cheap Farms i!

Cheap Farms !!
The cheapest Land in market for sale BY The
Union Pacific railroad Co.
In the Grea, Platte Valley.
8.O0e.0 600 Acres IN Central NsLraska
Now for sale In tracts Of fsfty acres and up-
|srds on Wv. and Tss TEARS caxprr AT 6 Pa
eEsr. No ADVANCE isrEREsT REQUIRED.
MILD AND HEALTHFrL CLIMATE, ggeIIL4 soil,
Az Ants "a scg or COOP WATER
THE BEST MARKET IN THE WEST. The
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Soldiers Entitled to Homesteod Of 100
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THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES
FREE HOMES FOR ALT NmLIoys ov
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RAILROAD with good markets and all the con-
veniences o. an old settled country.
Free passes to purchasers Of Railroad Land
Sectional Maps showing the Land, and also
new edition Of DEscRIrTIvE PAsPHtET wrH NEW
Mars MAILED FREE EyEEYwHERg.
Address
o. DAVIS
Land Commissi0ner, u. =. n. r.,
OMAHA, SEB.
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EUery COrnef Band

i BAND MUSIC free, By sending q two-eent
stamp 10 EDWARD a. SANGELS, Publisher,
Boston, Mass.
Ok COO PER day! 4 .ertv.1'.l
pa 20 SZU An classes Of working
people, Of either sex, young or old. maxi more
money at work for rs ia their spare moments
or al! the thine, than at an, thing else. Pariiea
lars free Address q. SliNaoS 4 CO., Port
Land, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-24

Fourseen years exPerience in growing robae-
CO by the plant rs Of Maryland and yirginis,
has convinced the mos; skeptical, that Excrl-
sior has no equal in grosing or maturing that
crop. IL is now their unanimous opinion that,
from the srpiication Of Excelsior. the crop is
heavier, OF finer quality, cures earlier and let
ter, and 10 not 30 liable TO suffer from drought
~ from Peruvian Guano. We refer 70 every
planter in Maryland.
Uniformity Of qustity guaranteed by the
-.- . Adaufactsr.
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Notice..

4 LII persons having claims agai, st
N Saint Mary's County. must filr II c
same with proper vouchers in the eli -
Of the County Commissioners. on or be-
fore
tuesday,, the 18th day of May.
1873,
other wise they will be exciud ID from tire
levy of the present year.
BY order
c. J. DURANT.
Clerk to County Commission, rs.
April 10, ls13-:d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-24

Breeeh-Load,n. Shct Gans, s-o 40 s3oo. uoa-
ble Shot Gaus, - to $3.50. Single Cues, -
to $40 Riiies. So 10 SIS. Revolvers, IS TO
s3I. Pistols 81 TO s.. Gun Material, Fishing
Tackle, &c. Large diseessts 70 dcslsrs 90 cf.bs
) my Guns, Revelvers. etc. bought or traded
for. Goods sent by express COD. to Be exam
lined before paid for.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-24

IS.
ffLiNNC AND
pre- now Prepar-
kTff.iZkRS OF
AMMONlATEls
orn, Oats and
(OD,
PIP. $50 per tor
mpany Super
scrve the name
! each bag. A.
nyited to visit
W arren street.
4 learn bow and
liwrs are nasslr.
ON. prcsiasn,.
gent
Dry
Exchange r!acc.
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use money 10 hc
| sale. AID the
nrn'hS-thr
secured by tho
kitl such s'cu.
! deem sufficient.
| CRANE,
| Attorney.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16

SENATOR ANTHONY, who is a member of Sena-
tor Morton's Committee On Privileges and
Elections, which has the subject of electoral
reform under consideration, predicts that the
committee will not report in favor of electing
the President by a direct popular vote,
for the reason that such a proposition
could not receive a two-thirds vote....f it is
true, as reported from London, that the crops
have failed in Hungary, which is one of
Europe's important granaries, American bread
stuffs will be in even greater demand this year
than has been anticipated, and the effects of
the late panic will be the more speedily dissi-
pated in this country. -
MONTREAL is building q female prison, to
cost 5000, 600. . Til New York Tribune. of the
9th inst, prints an important document re-
lating to the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany. Some two years ago that corporation
endeavored to negotiate it's bonds in Europe.
Two Commissioners, one from Berlin and the
other from Vienna, were appointed to visit
America, and report or the prospects of the
enterprise, prior to the admission of the bonds
on the market. The two reports, one made
by Herr Hass, a Government Director of the
Prussian railways, and the other by Herr
Foltz, of Vienna, agreed, after personal in
s~fection, in advising the European capitalists
not to invest. The Tribune publishes the re-
port of Herr Hass in full. One of the most
notable points of the whole affair is that the
European Commissioners foresaw, ttCo years
ago, that Northern Pacific was an improbable
and unsafe investment.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
Defend Your Health.

The fall of the leaves not only symbolizes hu-
man decay, but promotes it. In other words, the
emuvia from dying and rotting vegetation is un-
favorable to health. To this and other causes
especially excess of moisture in the Atmosphere
may be ascribed the prevalence of acute disorders
of the stomach, bowels and liver at this season.
Every person of bilious habit is liable to be very
bilious in the fall. Then, too, all persons whose
digestion is weak are more than ordinarily dys-
peptic, and individuals predisposed to collie, diar-
rhea and dysentery are particularly likely to be
attacked by these complaints. The most complete
defense against each and all Of these distressing
ailments is bodily vigor. To obtain this blessing
in all its plentitude whore it does not exist, and
to preserve and perpetuate it where it does exist,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is earnestly recon-
mended. It is the peculiar office Of this prepare
ton to reinforce and regulate the important
organs which digest and temper the food, and
convert it into DEMONSTRATING blood. Bodily vigor
depends upon the nourishing qualities of that
fluid, and the nutritiousness of the blood depends
upon the functional activity and regularity which
it is the special province eff the Bitters to secure.
Hence it is the best defense of health at this sea-
son, and indeed at all seasons. When dysenterY.
d%iarrhea, bilious collie, and other violent afec-
tions of the bowels become epidemic, as they often
do in certain parts of the country in the fall, it
will be found that persons who have been wise
enough to resort to the Bitters as a preventive are
almost invariably exempted from the scourge.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
How the Indians are swindIed.

The st. Paul Dispatch exposes one of
the largest pine-land swindles ever devel-
oped. 1t consists in the sale of all the
timber lands on the Leech Lake Indian
Reservation, in Northern Minnesota,
for 81. SO per 1000 stumpage. This sale
was made last November by P. P. Smith,
present Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
who was the Agent for the Chippewas
of Minnesota. A. H. Wilder, of this
city, who represents the pine-land ring,
was the purchaser. The Dispatch pub
fishes the contract in full between Smith
and Wilder, which was made in Wash
ington, D. G. The contract gives Will
der all the timber which does not meas
ure IA inches in diameter % feet above
the ground without any charge what
for all over IA inches in diameter.
The extent of this swindle can be par
TALLY realized when it is understood that
Minnesota lumbermen pay from 50. so to
81 90 per 81, 600 for lumber which meas.
ures II inches in diameter, "a feet from
the ground. The contract intimates
that there are 200, 900, 600 feet on the
reservation. There is probably more,
but if this is all it could be sold to-day
for 800, 900 advance on Wilder's con
tract.
The Indians were not consulted, and
when they learned during the summel
| that their timber had been sold, they
were so enraged that the Agent called
on the commander at Fort Ripley fol-
troops to prevent an outbreak. The
Indians are in a terrible state, being
almost naked, and many must starve
and freeze to death the coming winter
unless something is done for them.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
LET Us CoAs1pER.-Since the intro:

LET Us Cods1DER.-Since the intro
duction of distilled spirits in the six
teenth century, they have been habitu-
ally pres -1ibed as remedies. We know
that alcohol, in oil its forms, is perni-
cious to health. Knowing these things,
and that under the system of treatment
which includes their use, the mortality
among the sick is, and ever has been,
enormous, is it not worth while to try
the effect of a remedy which combines
in their highest excellence the qualities
of a Tonic, an Alternative and a Regula-
tor /; contains no mineral bane or MUIR
derous alkaloid or alcoholic poison !;
does its curative Office without pain and
with uniform certainty? DR.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BTTTERs fulflls all these condi-
tions, and is now effecting the most ex-
traordinary cures, in cases where every
"specifc" of the faculty has ignomini-
ously failed. Consider, in view of those
facts, whether any sick person is justi-
fed by reason and common sense in de-
Ginning to test the virtues of this unde-
filed and irresistible remedy. IL
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
FAMILY EMINENT,

Is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and stom-
ach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, or Side, Rheu-
matism in all its forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia,
Cholera, Dysentery, Colds, Flesh Wounds, Burns,
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, sprains and
Bruises, Chi11s and Fever. For Internal and Ex-
ternal use.
Its operation is not only to relieve the patient,
but entirely removes the cause of the complaint.
1t penetrates and pervades the whole system, re-
storing healthy action to all its parts, and quick
ening the blood.
THE A IS PURELY VEG
ETABLE and All Healing
Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
For aaIa nv oil nru-oiatr