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step tow3fsis-tiIat. nd Is % bind out the
surplus boys to undergraduates. to learn
useful trades. Ii is perfectly shameful,
the extent 10 which foreigners have been
allowed to mon0poliZe the mechanical oc-
equations in the United States; but the
blame rests apon the heads of American
parents, who have been earelessly-yes,
wickedly-derelict in the performance of
their duty 10 their sons in this regard. (
If the Grangers are really anxious to re-
! form the existing low standard of public
morals in America, there is no way by
which they can contribute so effectuall vas
by keeping their sons at home, on the pa
rental farm, or binding them out to useful
/ trades. They must stop sending annually
tens of thousands of half-eductted, unso-
phisticated. susceptible boys to the cities,
| in search of that allaring curse of the ris-
| ing generation, ''genteel employment"
! for IL is the road to perdition for the ma
iority of them. ifhe German pioneers
have avoided this dangerous rock on which
American farmers have permitted 80 many
of their sons TO make shipwreck of their
future lives; and the good effects thereof
are seen-in the absence of mercantile fail
ures, official derelictiOn of duty, public
! dishonesty and general Generalization.
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VINEGAR BTTTERs THE. GREATEST YET.
A few doses stir the iife-current; slug
gishness departs, pain vanishes, and after
continued use of the remedy the whole
body glows with. new energy and new
being Purge the blood and every organ
will perform its function perfectly. The
stomach will be no longer tortured with
Dyspepsia; the lungs will be free from
CONSUMPTION, the liver active, the heart
healthy, the brain clear. the nerves braced,
and the mind elastic. Use the rs VINEGAR
BITTERs," and purge your blood. Wheth-
er the disease be Fever, Consumption, Dys-
pepsiG, affection of the Liver, or Kidneys,
Dropsy, CatGrrh. Rhe.anGtisns, Gottt, or
pains and aches Of any hind, attack it in its
stronghold, the blood-the fountain of
life-and twill soon surrender and aban-
don the outposts.. To do this you must
have the .'NINEGAR BITTERS ;" there i
no complaint to which the human system
is liable, that will not yield toits influence,
and there are thousands which no other
remedial agent will remoye.--s-------..
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Of ziisc, and iisided fnt TREE Sections. n
each Of whichare twocOmpartmenfs-- Ice
and salt. ground together in a mill, are In
PRODUCED into ne spaces between the walls
through openings in the floor of the sec
ond story, these apertures being so ar
ranged that any numberof the compare
ments can be cooled without affecting
others. After the fish are cleaned, they
are placed in pans. the Hitter being piled
above each other in layers, packed in Zee
and salt, andr ,coyered-5Tp. Here TIE fish
are left pntff thoroughly frozen. after
which they are thrown into the huge re-
frigerators where tkey are kept Within
these recepbEles Tire temperature is mann.
tanned at about l20, and the fish are conse-
quently rendered about as hard as solid
Jumps Of ice. In this condition they are
kcpt ordinarily SIX months and sometimes
for eleven months, remaining perfectly
fresh, and only requiring 1lIawing out TO
render them ready for cooking 1t is esti-
mated illatattlle present time fully '250,-
600 pounds Of fish are thus stored IN this
CITY, for next winters use.
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Breeding Terrapin and Freezing Fish,

An establishment has lately been started
near this city, says the New York
Tribune, for the purpose of supplying
to our markets an abundance of that great
est of marine delicacies. the terrapin. the
artificial breeding of which is an entirely
novel idea, and, from the success thus far
encountered, appears to be very success
fal one. The animals are caught at vari-
= Gus points along our southern sea coast
and shipped directly to a fish dealer at
Pleasure Bay, near Long Branch, n. j.
Here they are placed in huge pen, built
ON the beach. About two-thirds of the en-
closure is under water and the bottom is
slipping so as TO leave depth of some
eight feet in the deepest part. As many rs
10000 terrapin are placed in this receptacle
at a time. For some years past the pro-
prietor has noticed that large numbers o
eggs were laid on the uDSubmerged sand,
but that very few ..ucce. fully Matched, as
one terrapin would quickly destroy and
devour the eggs of another, while the
young were sure to be killed as soon as
they appeared. In order TO supply an ar
titicial breeding place where the eggs could
remain undiSturbed, another pen has re-
Gently been constructed further inland.
one-third of the surface of which is dry
sea sand. Every day the surface of the
large pen is raked and the eggs carefully
removed) transplanted in the new encloS-
ure in regular rows at depth about equal
10 the length of a good sized terrapin 5
body. As many as 5000 eggs were thus
placed at one time during the, past sum
mer, and left to hatch blythe warmth of the
sun. AT the beginning of the present
month, the young terrapin began to ap-
pear; every day now adds TO their num-
4 oil l., - 4
well. Some difficulty is anticipated in
keeping the animals over winter; but this
surmounted, and the operation conducted
on larger scale next summer, there re-
mains little doubt but that new and i'm
pOrtant source of supply has been estab-
lished. The food upon which the tarrapin
subsists, fish, crabs, and clans, is easily
and cheaply obtained in the vicinity of the
pens, so that the cost maintenance Will
be small; while Judging from the fact
that terrapin readily command from s. to
SIS in the markets), the enterprise will
doubtless prove lucrative one.
Freezing fish for winter use has almost
attained in this city TIE dignity of a sepa-
rate branch Of trade. During the summer
months, the markets are glutted with finny
food, which, unless preserved by some
means, would engender an immense waste,
while causing dearth of the commodity
during the cold months. Salmon especi-
ally are very abundant during summer
and extremely scarce in winter, so that
this valuable fish, perhaps more than any
other, finds its way7uru eRreat freezing
rooms of the dealers 80
The operations preliminary to the freez-
ing process are the selection OF the finest
fish. and their careful cleaning. In large
establishments, the entire first floor forms
q gigantic refrigerator, having double walls
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THE Pole Star and Pointers.


Everybody Mhe knows any thing about
the heavens knows the position of the
constellation called the Great Bear, = or,
more familiarity, the "Great Dipper."
Two of the stars in the Dipper are called
"pointers,n because they point to the
Pole star. Itis comm only supposed that
these pointers are always in direct line
with the Pole star. But Lieut.. Drayton,
of England, calls attention to the fact that
when the pointers are west of the Pole
star, they do not seem TO point in so di-
riot line as when they are 10 theseast-
ward. He ascribes the difference to this
cause: The Pole star is not exactly at the
North Po4e, but more than a degree from
the true point. Consequently the Pole
star revolyes as well as the pointers, and
the relative position seems 10 the spectar
tor TO be q Little changed. Every one can
test the accuracy of Lieut.. Drayton's as
sertion by hisown Observation; 2 - ~
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A Careful LADY.

As the EVENING STAR has become such
an indispensable article in every well regu-
lated household, sthatit viii be unnecessary
for us to call attention to the very seomforta-
Bile looking lady in the advertisement of the
Excelsior. Manufacturing Co., st. Louis.
The appearance Of solid comfort that there
Is, about the whole thing, shows that she is
having qood ti1aesby.thesside eta. frst rate
stove. Thousandsof The Evening Star Stoves
are in use ,and are famous all over the land
for giving out a powerful but Uniform and
pleasant heat at smallest possible cost for
fuel. and being guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Nug sed. FeSgf1Sn DIT CT
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WILHoFT's ToNICl-UNFAIIINGA AND IN
FALLBLE,-T great Chill Tonic cures
Chills without the Intervention of doctors
and their bills. No consulting yisits-no pre-
seriptions 10 be fiIied-hoi huge bills, eatailihg
pecuniary embarrassments, added to loss OF
health. 1t is the friend of the poor man, be-
cause it enables him to earn living, and OF
wealth. This great boon TO man Kind ischeap,
safe and prompt. WHEErOCK, FINLAY &
Co., Projectors, New Orleans. .
Lop S.rE ny Al nRI-GGISTS.
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A Walking Miracle !!

Mr. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Thougll q stranger want. 10 inform you
what VEGETISE has done for me.
Last Christmas ScrOiTlla made its appearance IN
my sy stem Iare. running ulcers appearing on me as
follows: One each Of my arms one on my thlgl
which extended 10 tie scat, one on ny head, winch
eat into the skuH bone on my left leg. which be
CAME 50 bad tint two phyEicBIis cane % anputate the
limb though upOn constellation concluded not 90 do
50 as my Whole BODY 40 fan on SeroiHla- Trey
deemed II advisabletO cut the sore. which was pam
ful beyond description. and there Wis Quart %
matter run from this pne soFet }Ihe physLlahs an
gave up die and said they could DO 10 more Tor
me. Both of my legs were draWn-upt 10 my seat anu
IT was thought If did get up again would oe Grip
pie FOR life. ret.-7-.r-E Lusz-s z.l-L.,z.A
When in this condition saw VEGETISE advcrtiseG
and commenced taking II il arch. and followed on
with it until mad used 16 bottles and fs morning
am going to plOw corn a Well man., All my, towns,
men say il Is miracle 10 sed me round walking nal
working. Ell,
In conclusion will add, when was enduring 5ueh
great suffering from that dreadful disease. ScrOiuH
prayed to eLOT above 10 take NE Ouf OF this world
but as VEG ETIE has restored 10 me the blessings or
health IdesTe more Than ever TO live. thaf may ue
of sonic service 70 my cl iow-iIn and know et no
ttcr way to aid suffering humanity than 70 lnclose
Won This Statement of ms case With an eieSf nope
mat Won will publish it, and il will afford me pleasure
IL reply t9nHy rDIniuuncariou WHICH may receive
.'F' -. ..--, WILLIAM PAWN. 49,. ..
go. AVERY. BerrienCO., Mich, July 10Th, 1872.
% yEGETIS6 Is SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS .
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To have good health the liver must be kept
in order. Sanford's Liver Invigorator has
become staple family medicine. Purely veg
etable-Cat4srtie' ard Tenie-for sil defHDge-
ments Of Liver, Stomach and Bowels clears
the complexion, cures sieb-headache, shnni
limitations. Try SaSfor9s' Liter {apt5or.
at9r.-Conl, --.s So. 81. 20 q .fT1~ q
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+ EImw5odS a5llatistbe m0stpsrlees-

The EIInWO0d -G0EFaf - In5 Must p5IECOlS
fitting collar yet made. 1t is so close an 1mlta-
ton of linen that it cannot be detected. The
novelty that produces this effect is the folded
edges whicbywhen worn osera scarf or tie,
prevenisthe sharp, raw edge from showing
as in other collars. 1t is for sale at all gents
furnishing stores.--Br6oklyn U5atona %
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..-' 1WlsHAsRT'S .. 90.
Pine Tree farCOrdial

II Is now ffteenyears since the attention OF the
public was FIRST called by DR.; L q G. Wi5hsrt % ms
time that today Il only has tts confidence or the
entire community. but is nOre.freuueS prescribed
nv physicians in their practice than any other pro
'prietary preparation IA the c0fntry II Is the vital
principle of the Pine Tree obtained " pesplipr
NEhez nlsHeiHdi properties are retai1ed. For the
following Complaints .of the Lungs,
CoIl4Is Sore Throat and Breast BECnchits COnsump-
tiOn Liver Complaint. Weak Stomach. Disease or the
KlIaeBs Urinary y sssoss Debility y
eTsfa and diseases arising from impure condition
81 the hOod-there is rerey IN the would that has
bppn used so successfully can show such number
of marvellous cures The following will serNe 10 show
the estimation in which this sovereign remedl IS held
By those who have used IL mr. r-f .-..- ILL,
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SCROFULA!
.SCROFTt0US HUM0Rs.

II YEsETIYK will relieve pain cleanse. purify and
cure such diseases, restoring the patient 10 perfect
health after trying derent ply sicians mAnS RENE
dies Suffering for years Is II conclusive proof If
you are "A sufferer. yOu can be cuTeds Why Is This
meslicne performing such great curese II works in
called the Great Blood Purifier The great source OF
disease UrgHafesi in tie bOpdi and 10 medicine TINT
does not directly upon IT, 10 purify and renOyatcs
has any Just claim upon public attention.. When I;
blood becomes lifeless and sragnaIt. either from
change of weather climate want Of exercise, ir-
regular diet from any other cftuse the 20 EFNE
Will renew the blood, carry of the putrid huuOrs.
tone OF yigOr the whole body. The conviction Is,
in the public mind well as the lInedeai pro
HnGdOIR more safe. more succeAsfu. in the culc
Of disease. than mineral medicines. EGEriNE y
composed of roots barks and herbs Ii is pleasant
take and perfectly safe give an infant In SrTOf9
the EG ETINE has performed wonderful cures where
many other remedies have failed as VIII be seen By
the following unsolicited testimonial:
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HEART DISEASE CURED.

RoCKPoRT, Spencer Co.; Ind. Feb. LIST, IA
DIR. gR. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
: About two years ago l was afflicted with q
disease of the heart, whicha times created
pressure around it, almost causing snffoca.
ton. j saw an advertisement of your Golden
Medical Discovery, recommending the same
as a cure for disease of the heart. then
bought half.a dozen bottles Of ii, and after
using three bottles was entirely relieved
and am now enjoying good health.
Gratefully yours, = VIRUS. KILLIAN.
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For sale Ivy an Drusgfsts1lnd sterekeeper'' and AT
DR.. l. 0.C. WlSHART'S Office,
Ne. 232 N. Second ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Best Organs for Easiest Payments

The MASON & H4M1IS oRGAS CO.. winners of
THREE HIGHEST MEDALS and DIPLOMA OF
HONOR at PARIS, 1857 and VIENNA, 1858, and
HIGHEST AWARDS IN AMERICA ALWAYS, re-
spectfully announce that having greatly increased
teir facilities for manufacture, they poK offer their
celebrated Cabinet organs, not only for cash e1-
c1usiveIy, as formerly, 5tt will a fsorent Them
with privilege of purchase, or sch for pay
ments running through one to four years.
One may rent organ ana thoroughly test il before
completing it's purchase; If paid for in the course OF
one year the cost VIII be only n VIC to ten per
cent. more than the lowest price for cash on dey
cry.
The following table shows amounts and times Of
payment on several plans running througho one year,
for FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGAN style
7, with Five Stops,'Vox Humana, etef otGer sfyles
are at proportsonate rates.
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; From st.Louis. Mo.

DR. wIsuART, PHJBADELRHIA: Dear Sir-Durine
visit 10 PhiIalelphas three years ago kwassai
fqrnr from a severe cold, and was induced TO take
hottie of your Pine Tree lar Cordial Which had tht
fieet Of curing in few days. l have used II II
my family ever since. and am of the oPlnlen thst
saved the life of my daughter who was suffering ron
severe and painful cough ths pg54lGaton OF TINS
" YouFSTeSpeci Gtily, z 4 y-E
I" JOfIN HODNETT, st. Louis, No.
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From the FITTl and Fireside. g..
Herewith we present an illustration OF Almost use
fu little machine designed to serve several useful
purposes in the Kitchen, spch as chopping sausage
meat, ple-mcat nash, FISH, fruit and vegetable A
glance at the cut will give the reader geperal idea As
10 the mode of operating tie machine. Being COM
kitchen table, taking about the same space az an or
binary chopping tray. The American meat and yege-
table chopper has been long enough before the public
TO be thoroughly tested and the volume of praise that
has been bestowed 10 from fariOns sources must
convince all that this invention is almost necessity
in every family. This chopper is made In larger sizes
for the use of butchers, and these have also become
very popular" So. Z. p 800 ~ . .
These Choppers are made in seven different sizes
four sizes for Family and hree sizes for Butchers
and are sold by the principal dealers IN Hardware
House Furnishing Goods and Agricultural implements
throughout the country. For Descriptive Crculsr
and Price List address
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Ladies Desire what Men Idnaire.4k5d

Ladies' Desire What aen- Ad1nires+Apd-
ths little Thing is beauty. Wh u We say is -beaRtI
rul? A transparent complexion and luSuri6usleaa
Of hair What viii rToagce ,ess9 iItssn's Magnolia
Balm Tilfmaiss any lady Of tlrty sPpsaF but tsenui
Ead Lyons Katharon VIII keep every hair in its
place. and make it grow Ike THEA riF grass. fetre-
Yeats The lair from turning gray, eradsrsrs pAlrgf
srdis the nncst Iair Dressing the world, and al
Only hair ordinary cost 1ry6a want 10 gcr va 81
sailowncas Plnpbos. RingmTiis. 1iO,h,Py l,cssis,
don't forget the Magnolia Balm. LADIES.
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RewnrI.-IyyiII give SIOo hr

aesl bone or muscle amcnt Ike Ebeumaisin. Bruisc
Spawn Strain or I.imencss npeh cthcs iiaa ami.
NAL which the Mexican Mustang llnimeht Win not
vln used according 10 directions Near s0yeas
has proved TO be the vvnderfui rcined3- Rr
Ncuralsia. Burns, swclings, Eatargqds g9nfs. Hsof
40 Screw Worm, Sting, Caked breasts, etc, ever dis,
covered Who Will let a horse limp when Mustang
Imminent win cure W WHO .HaallehF rhIld dry AMI
suT,E from bruises or chllblains When. the Mustang
VIII preycnti Who VIII pay large DOCTORS bills when
they can buy Mexican Llnmcnr for ~ cts. anil e. ma
rs s. wrapped IN stecl-pl9tc lalHcl signed . g. w.
Westhrook, Chemist" WIN. F.. Eyerson. Agent. 49,
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1oSE-nho IKE % Sec J aggSd Tee add
dirty stocking will not care 10 buy SILVER
TIPPED Shoes. ButAth6se who would Father
hsge a neat Silver Tip shoudfnsist that their
snoe dealer should slwsye oEeeP them 'ise iss
VICTIMS of consumption seeking relief and
restored health should Use DR.. Wisbarrs
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. This is the only
preparation that develops the fuH virtue o.
Tar Com. Z ~. -.
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Conaumption Coz Ten Years Cured.

Consumption Tor Hen ears urea
u M l. q. I. WIsHiRr Dear sIr-I am grateful 10
Won from HE flctthat you have made nledclne tlIl
wHlcurethe disease OF the Lungs Ny wife has ind
the COnsu pfion for ten years Physicians had told
me that theyIcouh only patch her up for the time
being She was confined to her bed and bad been for
some time .Ilieard of yotr Pine Tree Tar Cordial
nd secured one bottle: 1T relieved her cough. She
mas ndw hnished her fourth bottle, aud is able TO do
ne work for her family and may God speed you on
with your great discovery and cure you have made io
Consumption. n r,Opur~c
o. { r Jackson Center, Shelby Co., Ohio.
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For Skin Diseases. Eruptions, Ter

ter. Salt Rheum, BlotcAes, Spots, Pimpie\
.PrntueS. Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-worms,
Scald- head. Sore Eyes, Erysipela7. Itch,
Scurfs. DiscolorationS Of the Skin. HUmors
and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
ont Of the.system in d ShQrt time by the u
So bo-a Ditfars
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/. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES. Whitehall descrip-
lions Of the organs made By this Company and crcu-
lars showing in dstail tho diHreRrpahs OF 1psfaent
on which they are now offered, sent free. address
mol - MASON ( HA9it1N ORGAN Co.
~ 4f1 -. Boston, Sex 9oslOof Chicago p
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UVSDppSia or Indigestion

ache, Paiff in the Shoulders. Coughs,
TigAtness of the Ches.. DizziHcSs. sour
Eruetations Of the Stomach, Bad Taste
IN the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Pa,p..a-
tation of the Heart, Inflammation Of tie
Lungs, Pain in the region Of the k.d-
NETS, ald-a hSRdredether painfll symp-
toms, are the OfspFinTs Of DyspepsiG
One. bottle will prove a better guarantee
If its merits than a lengthy advertise
l,,nr4+ o. ..... ..-... .-.... ...
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Srrofula, or Kings Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysi peias. Sweii,d Neck.
Guitre, Scrofuieus InA8mEasions. IndoleuJ
determinations; Mereurial AHectiUns. Old
sores, Eruptions of the sin, Sore Eyes. etc.
In these. as in all othc+ constitutional Dis
Eases. WALKERS VINEGAR BIrTERS have
shown their great curative pewer5 IN the
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|. Mechanical Diseases. Persons en-
ragged m Prints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaterS. and
Miners, as they advance in hip. are subject
no paralysis of tbs Bowels. To guard
against this, take dose Of WALKERS viz
Il. =. liz
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Cash Price. s1Sl Time Price slis Rent Mos, $40
- 7 PUNT nd T1Tee " Sc L Ntle Ltoeirs
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twist barrels a GOOD SHOOTER. with FiasS Pouch
fore paving bill, by paying lcrees 80 wars.
4 Gun-feaers, lois North Fifth So ~ orFs
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SOHUMBUG a phOtO-li thogrd phi Album ofall the
Presidents the L. 5. flor 25 cts. by E. EitZk
~ Pepn Ave, Washington DC. Agents wanted.
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For fnfiamnaforY mad Chronic

rheumatism. GGut, Bilious, Remit
Jentand Intermittent Fcyers. Diseases OF
he Blood, LIVER Kidneys 'dhi BLADDER
these BitterS have 10 eftdl. such Diseases
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The American Neat and Vsg.t.hla eh.yrss,

WHEN writing to advertisers please mention the
M OF Llls IL. - 1 !. :
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Organs viii be furnished on these plans, either
through agents or directly, 10 almost any part Of the
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Pill. Tape. and ether Worm

I lirf ng in the system OF se'rnaRy thousands,
arc eiectually destroyed and uaupTet. Nc
|, syStem, 4et medicine, no yerm!iuges, 10 al
rhellninitics. viii free the system trOm WORMS
! ike. these BitterS.
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For Female COmpIainis, in young

: Cleanse the Initiated Blood when
ever you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples, Eruptons. or Sores
cleanse it when You find il obstructed and
sluggish in the VEINS; Cleanse it when it is
foul; yonr feelings Will tel YOU when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health Of the system
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yEGETISB Is SOLD BIZ ALI DRUGGIST
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81 LADIES, EMPLOYED OUT, OR GENTLEMAN AND
- wife find superior accommodations, the most
reasonable terms in private family. 3ls East TWEEN
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EAST TWEEN rY NINTH STREET BETwF EN-
Il Fifth ana Madison avenues. handsomely furnished
Rooms with without Bourd for summer. year
porarily. at summer prices.