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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23
FUN.
Friends at a pinch--a pair
of tight boots.

" 'ASoA0 p"N"S'
Tree-planting in Kansas
amounts to an epidemic.
Promising coal discoveries
have been made in Iron County,
Utah.
A woolen factory is being
built at Enterprise, Dickinson
County, Kan.
Chicago contributes $1,000
to the shipwrecked passengers
Of the Atlantic.
"Dear sir" said a candidate,
accosting a sturdy wag on elec-
ton day, "You needn't be re-
piled the wag, Give voted.
Two Brooklyn firms have
conceded the demands of the
striking carpenters for $3.50
for eight hours work.
Customer-FG think my
hair is turning gray, isn't it?"
Haircutter- -"Well, really, sir,
| can't say, but it does seem to
be meditating a change of color"
Advicees from Adelaide say
the wheat crop ofSouth Australia
is satisfactory, and that S0,-
900 tons will be available for
export.
Michael Mahoney a New
York pick-pocket, received a
twenty years sentence yester-
day for relieving a street-car
passenger of $50.
Escher & Co., of New York
heavy silk importers, with con-
nections in Zurich, Switzerland,
are reported suspended. The
Zurich branch suspended first.
Judge ]. W. Wright, of
Washington City, has been
placed under bonds of $4,000
at st. Louis, charging him with
Irregularities in connection with
Indian matters.
Parties in San Francisco have
contracted with an Eastern oys-
ter man for twenty-eight car
loads OfOysters of various ages,
to be transplanted, in San Fran
cisco, and other bays.
An experienced old stager
says, ifyou make love to a widow
who has a daughter twenty
years younger than herself, be-
gin by declaring you thought
they were sisters.
One hundred feet of the en-
bankment of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal was washed
away yesterday, which will
cause an interruption of a few
days.
The Memphis Chief ofPolice
claims to have arrested the
man who murdered General
Thomas G. Hindman, at Helena,
Arkansas, some four years
since.
An Irishman, meeting another
asked him what had become of
a mutual friend. "Arrah, now
my dear honey" answered he,
paddy was condemned to be
hanged, but he saved his life
by dying in prison"
How is it Miss, that you
gave your age to the registrar
as only %? | was born the
same year with yourself, and,
being 80, must be" Young
lady-"Ah, you see, Mr. Asses
Sor, you have grown muchfaster
thanI."
An auctioneer exclaimed:.
''Why really ladies and gentle
men, | am giving these things
away" care you?" said an old
lady present, "Well, I'll thank
you for that silver pitcher you
have in your hand"
AT an amateur exhibition at
Peru, Ind, a shot gun was to
be fired. Something tampered
with it, and when it went of, it
every light and
smashed every window in the
hall.
THIRTY-one new steamships
are ordered for ocean service,
and will be put in commission
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Real Estate Business; also have for sale all
the lands OF the Kansas Pacific Railway Com
pany, amounting TO over ., 100000 hcres of the
most desirable In Central and Western Kan
sas. also MI stes Coal Lands Farms, Cattle t,le
n0lghbprinR towns, for sale Mt all times,
Bf1y~ Send for the Kansas Central Adyo-
cate,p large 32-column land paper, see what
we have for sale, and read all about the great
Keystone State Of the West
March 20. 19I8-[eAM LLLI. l.
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How the Wife Felt.

ildu De0H II ndru uflnKer ana a
cruel husband; had beaten his
poor wife till she had almost be-
come used to it. "But," said he
"the very moment / signed the
pledge | thought of my wife
what will my wife say to this?
Strange that Ishould think of
my wife the first thing, but l
did? and as | was going home,
| said to my SELF ''Now if | go
home and tell her all of a sud
den that l have signed the
pledge, she'll faint away, or
she'll up and do something;
and | must break it to her by
degrees" Only think of it;
why the night before, I'd have
knocked her down, just as like
as not, if she hadn't 2OOkcd to
please me; and now | am plan
ming to break good news to her,
for fear it would upset her."
AS near as l could gather
from what he told me, he found
his wife sitting over the embers,
waiting for him. AS he came
into the house, he said:
"Now, l think that"
"Well, Ned, what is it?"
Why, | think | shall-that
isl mean to-to-Nancy, I
mean"
"What's the matter, Ned?
any thing the matter?"
eyes," said he, "the matters
just this-I have signed the
temperance pledge, and, so
help me God, Ill keep it!''
"She started to her feet, and
she did faint away. l was
just in time to catch her; and as
she lay in my arms, her eyes
shut and her face so pale, thinks
l, she's dead, and I've done it
now. But she wasn't dead;
she opened her eyes, and then
she put her arms around my
neck; and l diden't know she
was so strong, as she pulled
and pulled till she got me
down where | had not been be,
fore for thirty years-on my
knees. Then she said: ooh
Cod help hlml' and I said,
!, 'Amen!' and she said, % God
help my poor Ned, and strength
en- him to keep his pledge and
[ hOllered 'Amen!' just as loud
as | could holler. That was
the first time we ever knelt to-
gether, but it was not the last. D
za-a-S-s- - pEz-
Larry is a good natured,
civil fellow, who attends to his
business and provides well for
his family, but has one little
failing in this, that when he
goes to his home at night he is
usually more or less under the
influence Of contrabands fluids.
The other night, a little after
dark, he started for home with
a nice turkey, safely done up in
strong wrapping paper, under
his arm. Larry found the road
to his house pretty uncommonly
rough that night. He several
times stumbled and fell over
all sorts of distractions in his
path. Each time he fell he
dropped his turkey, but contriv-
ed to pick it up again. On
entering his house he steadied
himself as well as he was able,
and said to his wife: "Here,
wifey, I've got eleven turkeys
for you" "Eleven turkeys,
Larry What do you mean?
There's only one" ''There
must be leven turkeys, wifey,
for l fell down 'Ieven times, and
every time l found a turkey.
There must be 'leven turkeys"
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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAJMARREIEs JLA,I.E sRPEqEEETc ERE EEI q FILLS.

No. 9ll Ruo Lombard, Paris.
These pills are highly recommended BY tho entire
Medical Faculty Of Franco es tho very best remedy
in oil oaseg OF Bpormatorrh@a, or Seminal Weak.
ness; Nightly, Daily or Prsnatiws Emissions; Box
ual Weakness or Inlpofsnev; Weakness arising from
Secret and Sexual Exceeaes ReldJdftono oftho
Genital Organs; Weak Spine; Deposits inthe Urine,
and all the ghastly train Of Diseases arising from
0yeruge or Exces.es. They cure whenall therrom-
edieS nail. Pamphlet of Advice IN each box, Or Will
Sent by mall, from aIl obsefpdfo,i on
receipt Of prsce. OSCAR @. MOSES, 10 OoRTLAnDT
ST.. Nav YonK. Sole General Agent for America.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

DHYAN,B PULMONTO WAFERB
Ouro CoUoHs, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRoSoHiTIs SoRn
THROAT, HoARsRAEsB, DIyYIoULT BREATHING, IN
CIPIEAT CONSUMPTION AND LUNo DIsHAgRs, They
have taste Of nnodiopo, and any child will take
them. Thousands have been restored to health that
aSS before SssDFsy II
Price 30 cen n per box. JOB MOSES, Proprlo-
tor IL Oortlnndt atreet, NeW York
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MEDICINES.
Beware Of counterfeIts !
JOB MOSES SIR S4M HAMES ETss sGght4sRRETs

are eTfensfveiy 00UNTHBBRITnD. DLh0nesf Drug
Bbfs sndedu0r 10 sell the counfeIetfs 10 make greater
pTQ1fs. The genuine hare the ndms Of Job Moses
on each package lHoeTs are iporfhiess limitations
The GENUINE Pills are unfailing in tho cure Of all
snosG painful and dangerSns diseases to which the
oxoesses and remove all obStructions, from what
TO MARRIED LADIES
they arc particularly suited. They will In q short
time bring on tho monthly period with regularity; |;
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
full to tho constitution. In oil cases OF Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in tho Back and Limbs
Fatigue slight exertion Palpitaton Of the Heart
Mysteries and Whites, they will effect cure whom
all other means have failed. The circulars around
each package give full directions and advice, or
will be sent free to all writing for them, sealed
from observation.
N. BIN all cases where the oHsurHB cannot bo
obtained, Ono Dollar enclosed TO tho Sole Propre-
TOR, JOB MOSES. l9 Oortlandt st., New York, will
insure n bottle OF tho genuine containing Fifty
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23
WORMS.

THE ONLY SAFE & SURE REMEDY FOR
TAPE, PIN, & WORMS OF ALL KINDS.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR

ZEN NenED Oh " WuDl
test has proved Dr.Crool
WineOf'rnr havemo
merit than any simib
preparation egeronereQ
the public. II 10 rich'i
the medicinal qualities,
Tar, and unequaled 4
diseases OF the Throat
Lungs, performing q
most remarkable cures.
effectunlly cures oil Cong
spd Colds. 1t has cured
many cases of Asfhn
nndrBrcnchftib, that
has been pronounced
specih0 Tor these cor
plants, For Pains In W
Rreasf, D110 or BncI
GrnyeH or KiducY IA
ease, diseases OftheUxiy
nry Organs. gnundiD
or any Nliver Complain
~ has no equal,
IrI0r Tonic.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23

TII ~ Restores the Appetit
Strengthens the System, ...h
ReatOrcp tho Weak nnd ID Debhbitntcd,
Cnuses the Food 70 Digeg
Removes dyspepsia nnd EndiEestiol
'latt4 Prevents MalaviOus Fever
pives tone 10 your Dystenl.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23
Medicines.
.HE ROMANCE OF CURE!

The many evidences of extraordinary cure
that are dailyreported as effected through
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23

AT an amateur exhibition at
Peru, Ind, a shot gun was to
be fired. Something tampered
with it, and when it went of, it
extinguished every light and
smashed every window in the
hall.
THIRTY-one new steamships
are ordered for ocean service,
and will be put in commission
as rapidly as they can be con-
structed. Ten ofthese are to be
built in this country and the
rest in Great Britain.
MORE copies of newspapers
are printed in a year in the Uni
ted States than in all the rest
Of the world together. Eng
land and France come next,and
the two together have half as
many as the Yankee Nation.
A quaint old gentleman, Of
an active stirring disposition,
had a man at work in his gar
den who was quite the reverse
"Jones," said he, "did you ever
see a snailY' Certainly" said
Jones. "Then," said the old
man, ''you must have not met
him, for you could never have
! overtaken him"
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23
III IL Il II =
LAND AGENCY.
" ANSAS CENTRAL LAND
IN AGENCY. TIa

Maj. JOHN W. BERKs. Manager
SALINA, KAN.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23

An auctioneer exclaimed:.
"Why really ladies and gentle
men, | am giving these things
away" care your" said an old
lady present, "Well, I'll thank
you for that silver pitcher you
have in your hand"
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23

Parties in San Francisco have
contracted with an Eastern oys-
ter man for twenty-eight car
loads OfOysters of various ages,
to be transplanted, in San Fran
cisco, and other bays.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23

An experienced old stager
says, ifyou make love to a widow
who has a daughter twenty
years younger than herself, be-
gin by declaring you thought
they were sisters.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-23

PUTTING HIM OUT.-Sailor strayed
into church and took seat next
to the clerk.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
POLICE NOTES.

Patrick Hackett, while working in a sewer in
Eighteenth Brookn yesterday had bis leg broken BY Tie a o. The
embankmeuL
Mrs Jane Smith, No. 127 Park-ave, Brooklyn, was
heat Hhsad ami hudsoaaVe Brook a. yes'er
dAv, bat recovered In short time.
The Baptist Church at Madison and Governeur-
robbed five Bbes P,no cover ,sd s'srA other articles BY
An unknown man, age about 40, with dark hair
ana and wearing white oyera found nseh in Wet
broadway Yesterday taken the Centrest Hospital
Robert williams, of No. 800 West Sxteenth-st. re-
oey ~ound Tesetay, In being knoke OF coach
thronsh the vehicle with truck Church and Cedar
Francis McEyOy, age g. of No. l433 Second-ave.,
seriously injured by builders scsfoh falling hm while he
pns new houses seeoadaye aud -
YESTERDAY.
Michael Ney, age o. of No 96 Sherifi-st., fell into
ycf the foot of Ryingon rescued
drowning Inspector Dennis Mclaughlin Of Cleaning
DeDaTtmsnL
Patrick Pagan, age 80 accidentally fell into q vat
boiling CunniaahAm dstlc BfOoklyn yeiay
M snd hs body limbs enby barno he uaIremered 70
the Cy Hospital
Coroner Koaslor was requested yesterday, TO hold
iogues, relative o be death VI M infant daagbas o u psha2sl
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
A DOUBTFUL ORGANIZATION.

The German American Society, organized for
fraudulent purposes. held q meeting last night In
Beethoven Hail. in Fifth-st, under the auspices OF
ex-convct Ehrenberg arrange the preminaries for
a festival to be held July 30 in Terrace Gardens.
The circular inviting the public to this meeting con-
taned the that the society, In conformity
with It's statute, would not collect any money In tho
form Of dues or contributions from its members.
The meeting was opened by Ehrenberg, President Oh
OF the Society," who did all the talking A motion 70
invite as guests the Society the Consul OF the German
Empire Dr. R6sing Gen Sigel. aud other prominent
German citizens was after very vndictye speech OF
the ex-conyict voted down. An international desired
give expression to hs feelings, hut was by vigorous
use OF the gavel, put down Tie impression made ~
the toni ensemble Of the evening that the chief OBJ
ect the festival will be to persuade creduous Ame-
cans OF the and strength OF the society and iof
the sole purpose OF plunderng them anew
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

reported been y injured By accidental AN her Asns
stEO 604 Third-sve
While Thomas McSheram, age %, OF NO. III King.
etOop " house 10 sp1ngst near CtfLH
1850 MondsJ he received severe ap soua ron s'ns
instrument the hands Of unknown person Who e
Genaro Rosephi. an Italian. age 49, of No 10 Jer-
sey-t wounded himself severely his right g with fnie Eta
be pay wing yesterday. He seadrd the haben{t
police surgeon who hin 10 Bellevue Hospital
Patrick Donavan labOrer. Of No 437 East Seven.
tsnthst entered Msreas RemePs sg.beeE s'oos a No. 2Oo
with about yesterday and
ordered glasses Of which be refused after ID
had BY himself his Upon RenEcn eIpo
with him sgh esusd euhnE which be dr,v lirse packet
stabbed R the cheek ni Renes wife,
bad her husbands the night wrist inac
ug gOunfa D0naVAn arrested and
Seventeenth Precinct station the
keeper and bis received surgical attention.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
HOME WIS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DrcKTSsOss IN PARK-Row'
9Am-7fo soon-75o p.m So ndngh-72ia' Average 76'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort Ho.se-Clement Hugh Hill Assistant At
Washington Hs0 York HoteEI Gov Wm hsen
~ s1,h ftGA H0k-Gen A j. hyer CHIEF oil
the signal Service o. All erGov wsrnoh Of Loua9a Gen sas
seynou Quebec Rdsad L. Plumb late C0nsuGebera aVAns
Prsncs Of Albany sud Thomas Conyng6am Of Penns
Holman Hous-Anfrew d. white fresdent I" Lorhsl
IJuiveity and ander Montgomery Heeher
D. s. Sayy Dr. Batters9n Of Plilsdep
Ht NhOLls HoH-en A. Hall and the Hon j. ~ hoe oil
Maine r. b. Morgan Aurora T. and Charles hasoa OF low"
b,opoiian O-EK Alexander Caldwell OF h'nas
Lane Of Virginia anil George Mnmfod Of boheSief r@a Ce
iraI Hon2rhe Hou AlsInder White Of Alabama astoT
FrCongessman William Loughndgo OF Iowa anu 0o noH' '" - ~
LudiuzOn Of Monticello, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

IF Won want the best "Elastic Truss get
PosEaoTs BLAsrIc RUPrURg BELr at 744 Broadway ~
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

In refined society beautiful teeth are always
admired and be had By dsuz LYoS's roorH rABLETs
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
BROOKLYN.
DRVOhL I AN'
n ri rricitnra lnSt unnk IL 2f1

Prospect Park visitors last week, 1H,3ll.
Ralph Bennett, age 6j, of Jamaica, l.. L.,
dropped dead at the South Side Railroad depot yesterday
morning Heart disease was the cause.
The Internal Revenue officers yesterday
seized illicit st and apparatus which were stored IN
shed on Lttle-st The property was destroyed.
Pauline ShaulkiD, the notorious female thief
arrested week. arraigned before Justice Walsh
Yesterday and, after preliminary examination, was
remanded 70 jail While employed as domestic by New
York and Brooklyn families she managed 70 seai art
ces o iewery and clothing or the total value OF sl5CW
and since her arrest victims have fully Identified her
and their property, which the police have recovered
A number of the wOrkmen lately employed
by Messrs Hayemeyer & Elder rfsugar reilners have, It
f. alleged been guilty Of mOlesng and intimdating the
new wormen engaged and orders for the arrest Of 20 OF
the strikers issued TO Sheriff Williams, yesterday
The sugar company Is now manufacturing DaiIels Dy
machinery, and this dspeased the wOrkmen, whose
wages were reduced, and strike was the result IAe
persons arrested were baied in $500 each.
The steamship Henry Burden was seized on
July by a United States Deputy Marshal on process
TO recover wages alleged to be due two seamen, and
plaeed at the foot OF North Trdt f. d. The General
Government had chartered II for coast surveying and
Yesterday dnrng the temporary absence Of the watch
man. the vessel towed away TO Jersey City bY un-
known persons. After long search the Government
officers recovered the vessel and II is under bonds
The fact that some unknown persons had
ciusko-s OF ribbons and hat Innings valued at $780,
reported to the police last week, and detectives
ordered 70 watch the employees The culprt yester
day found TO be "A recently discharged empl0ye named
Henry Harvey whose depredations were known 10 the
private watchman employed by Brown. Most OF The
store aud Charles schuz's beer-saoon, and they were
arrested receivers.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

CRAMPS, CoLIc, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, AND
DRRHEA As WE'LL BowEs ARB RsAO-
lily MASTERED AND THOROUGHLY On. JAMES cARHSI
TIyx
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
IARnolnceTsenu.

BuRSErTs EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

Knowles INSECT DESTROYER is sold only
25c 50c 81 and 81 Great saving to By 10 rso
Knve Insect sold bV the ounce poand Any
sell KnoTs Insect Destroyer bak o. tA odlc9
pound, fraud and such stores should be avoided
Nhen
according directions will eKermae M Bble
Moths Lice Auims ard eye yety of
that there
signature and c. " CRTTEsroS the label Of eAh
bottle Sold by druggists and grocers
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
win by Prof T. L. Youmans in TRIBUNE BxrRA No s.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
NEW-JERSEY.

BERGEN PoINT.-0n Sunday man named
Adams employed as "a hand on board schooner lying
near Port Johnson. was reported to have fallen over
board and to have been drowned. search made
for the body. which was recovered on Monday aNer-
noon and on being examined. blue marks apparently
made by fingers, were found on the throat, and the
skull fractured There had evidently been foul play and
i was reported that Adams had been shore with the
mate OF the that they had drank heavily,
and returning the vessel at midnight had quar-
relied. These facts reported Monday evening,
but Dr. Buck County Physician, and Cor0ners Rein
hardt and Mahan did not know of the nothing WAS
said. Dr. Bucks deputy yesterday reported the above
facts giving, however no names or details ana to-day
the County Physician will institute an examination.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAIcA.-Coroner Allen of this place was
yesterday called upon to hold an inquest at Clarence
Vile upon the body OF lad named Joseph Musgrove,
years OF age who it appeared met his death IN the
following manner: The Lad an idiot, and had never
spoken He had recently been removed frcm the asy
lum AZ Syracuse and the family had kept close watch
Of his movements, they lived close 70 the track Of
the Brooklyn Central and Jamaica Rllraod and they
feared he might be over. On Monday evening, how
ever as the o'clock train from Jamaica was passing
he succeeded In eluding lhelr vigilance and ran ont
unon the track. when the locomotive struck him and
Knocked him down, and the entire train passed over
him severng his head from his body. The jury found
verdict accidental DEATH hut censured the Railroad
Company running their trains so fast through the
village
Long ISLAND CITY.-At meeting OF the Common
Council held yesterday, the affairs OF the Water Commis
soners came consideration. They charged, II
not with fraud at least with gross msmanagement, and
the Council resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
10 inquire into their affairs. The Board also requested
the Commission to lay no more water mains along
ThompsOn-ave., which Alderman Bennett said was being
done purely cnhanceth value OF Mr. TnOmpsons prop
Cr.y there.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-26
iionsi.r Mooden War Shin.

The monster ship which England has
chrstened the Shah, out OF compliment
to the potentate, has Just been launch
ed at Portsmouth and is regarded rs
one of the completest ships in the navy.
She is built OF wood, and is the fifth OF
the new wooden vessels which have
boon introduced into the navy There
is nothing remarkable about her con-
struction, but considerable interest has
been excited about ships of this class
from the mere fact that they are wood
en-, and that in The present day il
should be found desirable to recon-
mence wooden fhipbuilding. The
Shah is a frigate of 4, 900 tons and / .OOO
nominal horse power, aud is construct
ed to carry rs guns from g. to Is tons
in weight.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-26

Il IL a sad thing e pass through life only half
alive. Yet there are thouEands whose hnbiiual COM
dition " one of lanRll0r aud debility. They com.
plain Of no specific disease they Huflor no tositlvo
pain, but they have no relish Tor ANYTHING which
affords mcuta or acnsunuH III asure 10 their more
robust aud energetic fellow beings.
Ia ninu out Of ten this state OF laafude and
torpof arises from a morbid stomach, indigestion
destroys the energy ut both mind and body, When
the waste Of nature IN MOT supplied hy d due and
regular assimilation Of thu food, every orRan Al
starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what docs common sense suggest under
these circumstances Of depression Tue system
needs ruutinB aud gtrpnRihennF' NOT merely for
a. hour 81 two, 10 sink afterwards into more pitt
able condition than eyrr (as II assurody would do
u 40 ordinary alcoholic stimulant we're resoricd tol
hnf radically aud permanently
Hos b. THE desirable object b. De- accomplished
Tue answer o. this question, founded on the un-
varying experience 81 a quarter Of century, b.
easily gwen. infuRe new yigof into the digestive
organs by course Of Hugietter's stomach Hitera
Do not wugtc time la administering temuorarv
emedies, but wasa thn system np by recuperatiug
The founlain.head o. nhYs.cai strength and energy
toe great organ np0u Wlich ali the other organs
depend ior Their nurture auC support
~ tilc time that dozen doses 81 the great vens-
tatie tonic and iuviH0ranl have bucn taken, toe
feeble frame ~ the dyspeptie ul begin to feel its
benign infncnce. Appetite viii hc created, aud
with appetite tho capacity 10 digest what II cravas
Pfrsevere ulilttke cure IL complele-unin health
ful blood, "a 30 the material % hesh and muscle
bone and ncrv aad brain. flows through tho chan.
nela q crcnlat1n instead 0f the watery pabuluni
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