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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28

n call has been Issued by the
Episcopal diocese Of Iowa for n
special convention, to be held on
" cdnesday, December 9, 1874, to
elect bishop. Twenty-Five clerical
and 80 lay votes will be reIuircI for
Il choice. Among those spoken Of
are the Rev. ". II. Bassio, pro.
fcssor Of ecclesiastical history in
Griswold college, Davenport Rev.
DR.. DE kovea Of Bacinc, Wisconsin ;
f;v. DIR. Potter, Of Grace church,
New York and the Rev. Mes rs.
Sul'iva of Chicago, and hIciIwaiac
Of kcokuk.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28

A French invention cohsists ii
sending a plan or typographical
sketch by telegraph. Over the plan
or map is placed semi-circular plate
cf glass graduated. GA the centre is
n radal arm, also graduated, which
carries on slide piece Of mica
with a blade point. A fixed eye
piece Is adjusted; and, looking
through this, the mica point is car
ried successfully over al the points
of tho plan to be reprHducedj and
the polar coordinatcs Of chch noted.
The numbers thus obtained are
transmitted hy telegraph, and they
arc laid down by the feceivcr, who
uses similar arrangement.
The Revenue Industrielle SAYS
that the danger signal, invented som G
time ago by NJ. NJ. Larti4ue and LA.
forest, is all eady being Successfully y
nsed ON some Of the french railroads.
In this contrivance a whistle is ar
ranged on the locomotive 80 that
it wil| when once opened, continue
sounding until shut by the engineer.
Fhe same device which turns the
disk signal, 50 as to show the danger
side, is extended to transmit a cur
rent Of electricity to a little projcc.
tion between the rails. When the
engine passes over this spot, metal.
Tic brush hanging between its wheels
strikes on the projection and sweeps
over IT, nt the samo iii me trnnsmi mitt il q
thc current to an electro magnet
which pulls tho whistle open. The
latter, by continuously sounding
warns the engineer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
mo-. %

w Il now offer for the inspection of
INC lmbllc. our FALL and WINTER
oioCh Of goods. unsurpassed
III variety, quality and
price b any stock
every brought
TO this
White anu Grey blankets, Q, 10, II, and l2
quarters.
Crib and Cradle Blankets, White, Red and
crrra Flannel.
90 Pieces Dcachcl ilomcspun, all grades.
very cheap.
o Bales Brown and Sea Island Ilomcspun.
l Bale checked lIomcspun.
Ecd TickingS and Cotton Flnnncls Of MI
grades.
b" Pieces Wool Jcaus at very low prices,
beautiful line Of
Shawls and
Boulevard Skirts.
Table Damnsk
and Towcling
Hosiery nnd
Gloves ofall
varieties.
Coed assortment of stationery and
blank Books
Notions in great variety,
Fine assortment or.
Mems, Boys, Youths and ChilLrcn's
c,,:. ready made Clothing,
hndics, Gentlemen and Misses
UNDERNESTS
hAFGE ASSORTMENT OF
'rockery and glass ware, Sugar, Cofrco,
Teas, Sonps. Candles &c.
HP'ciai attention is called to our stock Of
Shoes &C TIatS.
!" Inch have hccn selected with curc. and
guaranteed TO please. We only
chumcra!c II few leading lines.
Our stock is complete in all other de-
i"', l.I',ncn1s "o'ds s'rMn with pleasure,
emu prices unsurpassed.
Withers & Dwight.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28

the Interesting suggestion ha
been made by writer in Nature,
that the white telescope appearance
IN many parts of the moons surface,
80 strikingly resembling snow, may,
In fact, be coating of salt on extinct
volcanoes of that satellite, The daz.
z'ing snow-white effect, so familiar
III the appearance Of the lunar noun
talnS, is commented upon, and it is
thought clrw to this well.kncwn
but hitherto unexplained phcnomc-
non, is furnished by sono of the
more recent eruptions Of Mount
Vesuvius. In this instance a crush
of crystals Of salt, very define, was
formed over the entire surface of tie
lava on cooling, the effect Of which,
in the sun, heing qui;e $imilar to the
whlteness of some portions of the
moon viewed by the telescope.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
Political Netf's.
Gen. Kcrshaw speaks ut WinNsborc
on Friday, the 23rd.

Gen. Kcrshaw speaks at WinNsboro
on Friday, the 23rd.
Through Judge Mackey's iniiu
encc (says the Reportcr) the radicals
have nominated Mr.. Atkinson, or
homes. taxpayer. for County Commits
sioner Of Chester.
The up country is ablazc with en-
thusias~ for Kershaw, MCGOWAN
and the Independent ticket. Sever:
al leading colorcd men in GrcenyilIe
have pledged their support to Kcr.
shaw. The ball rolls on.
The conservatives Of Marion, a! .
Though having clear majority OF
two hundred votes, have given the
colorcd Independent repub!i
cans n place on their ticket. This
is the W inning policy because it is
the true one.
The News and Courier advises all
conservatives to support !AIackey for
Congress against Bowcn's creature,
But,z. 1t says that Mackcy. though
n simon pure republican, has never
been charged with dishonesty, and
that Butte and Bowen are notorious
ly corrupt.
A peoples ticket has been nomina.
ted in Kcrshaw j. n. Chestnut (col.
ored) has been nominated for the
house, w. ID. Trantham, Of our sta anch
= contemporary, the Camden journal,
has been nominated for the Lcgisla
ture nnd II. II. Clarke, Esq, az
County Commissioner.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28

From the Ohio returns it would
appear that tho Northern people do
not place all their confidence ia the
Southern "outrages" that occur SO
regularly just before election time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
.NoIEEO H.

a LII parties indebted 10 me for Stono
Ia an Sea J. owl Guanos, nro hereby
notified that their notes and counts are
due lst November and that no OK
tension Of time can he granted. Those ect-
Ting their notes before maturity, will bs
allowed liberal Discount.
PIERRE BACOT,
octa Agcht,'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
THE
4 AIR / IL i D Il E r 4 i D

Is FUBLISlIED WEEKLY BY
w Il L 4 a vi s s. I'D WIS.
Terms. s.--Thc> >HERALD published Week
~ in the Town of Winhsboro, at $500
tnr"riobly IN adOaatc. ... .."
stSJ" All transient advertisements to BE
PAiD IN AUVANCE.
Obituary Notices anu Tributes S1.OO
per 1uhre. -.. .. ..
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-28
d N Il ID g b a.

1t arrests decay Of vital forces, exhaust
ion Of the nervous system, restores vigor
10 tie debil;tated. Ceanses vitated
blood, removes vesicle distractions and
acts deectly on tie liver and spleen.
Price 81 a bottle. JOHN q. KEEL
LOGG, IS Piatt ST., y. y.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-28
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad,

Which, Line by its short De-
mand mmeGs' through and way ' and rav 'eH
The Va Rich
be %en %ds Si n city Hn""a with shs' point
Railroads extending through the entire Vest and Northeast,
will be the Pa'tp machine man and repair shops
Important railroad 1ss,, viii MIN :n msa 81. be @
%an with o.aa. Ohio railroad and
valley o ohio Il vi. g ,%ns.t
the % eas ss G S fsS Ts % s.
al s5s the e vsi ,s for sss s s: ."'s
Snt Ge peculiar Coal proves
Ssi a%' a1st s se
Of easy celebrated for abundance excellent
| y city Hh vi. ssssey ,sa 6 %.n
will form The aP -a s Of the Gas Bay and
point for the s,ehsnss extensive
ing States of the East and of Europe ,,-:...
city id r ''''' no 'A'''s ''' ''
addition beauty
1 H%srs @ ens ss comforts ao 1 'hs sss
fined a, and .so 1 a.n M Width ss the s a ]
abunsn. for Roadway end ds"a ov
walton fruit trees and usSsry o.. the AVENUE. where sup
subject which viii forever nuaDes' the Vicinity
plan yheh can be- easily adapted
In the central par.
.ns, a %d a saa higher ] mod
4s s on 1 a feet 1s sn s. $3.50 each according
prices o usn, not binding beyond this
within Of iced prefer they
dyii
of Of
Of
ak ner cent purchase credit
Eb purchaser required build purchased
Of
sc,on against specified regulations regarding
tbes nd location o buildings
intention these restrictions andesuatons
experienced Of theold
place the Ohio river possessing many
Rolling Machine Shops &c. the Huntington
from whence can transported Remington very
securing Mot, most for these
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad being
cheap and pleasant route firm the Eastern
ngon = ~ e.rtr a--,ss
Further Information will be given person
Of the Undersigned SO -- - = -,
as1as D. w. EMMONS, Genl Sapl
JOHN n. OLEY Agent
49, .,,..,srs--. Huntington, West Va.
54IWiian Street, New York
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-28

Wu n ~ >i'tp n
Eve pr.1ys 5po each in jlEES34lHS
Tea prizes loo
Horse * buggy, with S.lver-mounte
Harness, worth 5000; ple Fine-toue
Il ,ewpod Piano, worta 500; Ten Fam
~ Sewing Machines, worth 500 each
Five Gold Watches * Chains, worth $500
each: Five Gu.d Amer,can Iimt,ag
Nate' Is, worth Si25 each Ten Lad es'
Cod llunt.l Z MATCHES, worth 500 each.
$40 Goii ani SILVER Lever Iluuting
aictes "a ALL worth iIOm $50 to $500
each.
Gold Chains, Silv r.Tare. Jewelry, &c.
Whol8 number Of GIFTS $500 tickets limited to
$1,000.
Agents wanted to sell tickets 10 whom
liberia premiums will be paid.
Single Tickets u; SIX tickets Sl2
twelve ckr,s SD; tweutl five 30,
Circulars containing full list Of
PRICES, a description Of the manner of
drawing, and other Information in re'er-
ence to Il e d;str button, will be sent to
any one ordering them. All letters mus l
he addressed TO L. d. SINE, Box 10,
Main office Cincinnati, o.
lOl ". Fifth street. lS0fJ
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-28

whenever YOU !iud its Impurities bursting
through tie skin in Pimp.es, E!upuonS,
or Sores; cleanse it when you find II OBJ
struc.cd aud sluggish in the veins; cleanse
it when it is fJu.; your feelings Eill tell
You when. Keep the blood pure, and the
health of the system Will follow.
u. az. fIcDDNNLD - CO.,
druggists & Gen. \ cts, san Francisco Ca!iior'
MIN Sc cor o. Wtl,lul-tpu and Charlton >tSsN
sold rs ar t>tSgs lists and DeaI'rs'
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-28
Kidney &c Bladder Complaints,
TunaOr of IL Years. GrO,Cth
Cared By RGdiUaU's Resident.
DIR. RAILWAYS
fsEa:! ss:g..iTa : Regulating Pills,

perfectly 'sS,eless elegantly coael with sweet gnn
purge require purify cleanse and strengthen h.I'
Liver, EpWeiS. kidneys Bladder Nervous Diseases,
Headache Constipation, CosiiveueSs. indigestion Tvs
pepsa ii,lOusnesS Bilious Fever, Inflammation olthe
Bowels Piles aud all Derangemsnts Of the Internal
NiScera. Warran'e 10 effect positive .lre Purely
yegstahe containing no mercury minerals ordeletsFi-
Gus irurs
Arcs doses OF = ADV AVS PILLS will free the sys-
TEN from all the above ntmei disorders Price 70 cents
Ter Box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ "rNLSE AM TRUE" Send one letter
stafup To- RADW ~ 4 60 No SO Warren St. New
York Information worth thousands Will be sent you.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-28
AGENTS! If You Wan! to Make Money, Sell
Out Of the Hurry Burly.
MAx ADELER.

The hest thing yet. Humor, wit, aihos, life
fun and laughter. $50 comic cuts. The people
YEA II for IL. II will sell in dull times ! Show u
70 q nan ana he surJenders. IL Is sure every
lime Don't bother with heavy books that nobody
wants HuTof is the thing that takes. Agents
wanted every where. Send for circulars ant
extra re ms 10 To-Day Pub. Co., Philadelphia
New York, BOst"n, or Chicago. April 94w.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-28
FEVEEs AND AGUE.

TEvFR NN0 Ni"E 7ured FOR if,y CENTS. There 10
~, ON n ia ,-nr'a Tat " al cure Fever
snt Kaue and al oIhcr Nii,rOus, Bilious, Scarlet,
Typho'i, yellow and her r, vers aided by RAD
" AVS fIi.i.> - quick - RAOhA Al : READY Ne
LIEF. / iily csa;s per soil!e.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-28
NURSERY Y

The undersigned beg leave to inform
their patrons and he public IN general
that they offer the Hopewsn Nursery
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co., Ohio ia
Of 1873 and spring Of 1874, the following
fruit trees-Evergreen 10.
99999 Apples trees
1899 Peach trees.
5000 Pear trees, standard and dwarf,
9999 Cherry trees in variety,
1899 Evergreens in varieties,
9999 Grapes several varieties,
1893 Currants, gOoseberry, rasPber-
~ sc.
All OF With well Be sold Low for Cash.
Address as above.
l2-sm {. 1URLEl & SUNS
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-28
Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
Tor Diseases CT the Throat aud Lungs,
such as Cou sns, Colds, Whocp.ns-
C5ugh, BroEs44s.s. Asthma
Cnd CC2sGuptlOn.

Among tie -cat
C.-cov,r.ts of Iv--
ieru science. few a.o
.ot more neal value
20 mankind than
,Lis ciltctu.l rein-
.etv for az diseases
'os tie Tuuut and
I.urs. Ayl,t ,r.-
a. O. is ViI.Ces,
throUga oi.tt..!, crl
other &C trr:es. bai
shown that L. does
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-02

A Man Murders His Father-fn'
Law in Cold Blood and Flees
TO the Neosh0 Bottom.
yigilAntes Pursue Him. Fire the
Grass and Capture Him.
The Prisoner Suspended by the
Neck Until He is Dead.

The mail. from the South bring additional
p.rticui.rs of the double murder mentioned
in the dispatches printed in yesterday morn
inp's TINES, The scene Of the tragedy,
which il hardly surpassed in border annals
for swif, and terrible retribution, 70 the little
village of jacksonville in the eouth-eaa
corner of Neoeho county. The cause OF the
fint murder, from all that can be ascerta'ned'
was family Seud. John X. Pearce. Who
married Anthony Amends daughter, msf
the last named gentleman (his father-in-law)
in the village store, and calling him aside
accused him Of circulating report that he
had abused and maltrested his wife. MI.
Amend denied the accusation, but IN the In
,srv;ev with his son-in-law, told him that
he knew such was the fact, although he had
given no publicity to his knowledge.
Pearce instantly grex indignant and dra~-
ing a revolver demanded Of his father'in'
law an immediate and complete retract,on'
charac,erizinp the accusation rs . lie.
Amend refused to recall the assertion,
and without another word Pearce dis
charged two cylinders Of his revolt
yer. b,th balls passing through his iather.in-
laws body in the region of the heart. MI.
Amend fell, and expired within two hoore
afterwards. Pearce Immediately lied, ana
took refuge in the timber that skirts the Ne
osho river. Instantly vigilance committee,
comnrisipp eighty citizeas, among them
MANY of the most highly respected residents
81 ne town. vas Organized. The murderer
was botIy pureued, but the density OF the
timber and the height OF the grass joining
il. ;fforded the refugee q retreat That Ior .
time defied discovery. Finally the v,gilante.
ipnited the grace, and the FIRE quickly drove
he murderer from his hiding place. he
Aed again towards the river, reached the
stream, plunged in and swan scross. The
avengers pursued him holly and being de-
termined not to lose sight Ct the fugitive
Iikew ice leaped into the river and swan for
the opposite shore. On dry ground again
the chase was renewed and maintained until
the murderer was brought to bay. when
finding that resistance was no use, the water
hayif 2 rendered his revolver harmless. sur
rendered.
Pearce was taken back TO Jacksonville by
his captors that night. and the next morning
his dead body was found hanging to the limb
of tree within q quarter of mile Of the
SPOT where he committed the murder. The
tragedy il the only theme of conversation in
the neiphborhood and while some at this
distance NAV condemn the citiz,ns TOR taking
the Law in their own hands. and melting out
justice, public continent there sustains the
action of the yigilants.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-02
BULLS
S arsaparilla'
Jouis1ille. Ky Oct. q, 1863.

Louisville. Ky., Oct. Q, 1863.
DR. JOHN BgLL-Dear Sir: Many kind thanks
to you Tor the medicine you have 20 kindly given
me. / have been great sufferer for years. and
ad the sdvice Of various physicians. some pro-
nounced my spine, some my lung, snd some my
hear. to be the seat Of the disease. have been
disheariened. Several very eminent Phyicil ms
who have examined my spine tnt'rmed me tn.t
was threatened with arolysis or apoPiexy any DAY
and t at nothing but se.ion would relieve me;
about hoving one inserted, when you kiadly SEM
me your Sarszy arilla which l Immediately begun
to take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most acute pain in the right side Of my head
especially when would read or write fcr any
Iengt, OF time. and rising TO my feet would be
PERFECTLY blind for some minutes. snd would nave
to hold TO something to prevent ninng. 3,
am most happy to morn you that the Pain ID
nv head is euti0ely relieved l suner but seldom
with NY spine, but net 70 acuteiy. NY sPPetne
is guoi, indeed, for the first time in my life. en-
joy my dinner more than asy o'nef meAA o"ii"s
You ndly sent my four bottles again last night
and 1 te,un again this morning, and hope TO OF
entirely relieved. Please accept my heartfelt
Very truly yours most gra,.fal fri. nd:
Nv journal abounis with similar letters. al Of
which guarantee 10 be genuine; and written BY
the persons whose names they bear.
Do not suiier yourself TO be imposed on. Don
be drawn away after new and doubtful exPer1-
ments Dom risk your health by letting nosiees
experiment upo1 you with their Trash.
Nv Sarsaoarilia has stood the test for over TWEEN
ty-;ive wears; il is still the oarsapara OF the DAY
and o: the sge, towering over all others in PoPu-
iaIity and lis curative qualities
Avoid all those Who are trying to palm on on you
other extracts Of Sarsapariia so.eaiied: hemem
Ky that is the old and reliable remedy for I'M
purties of the b!ooi and scrOhulous aieetiscs Al
ways bsas that in mind.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-02
word % RepuhIieass.

TIE Republican City Central Committee
holds meeting this afternoon, and most
likely it will be decided to cali the pEim-
aries for next "Wednesday evening, and the
Convention Thursday. The election takes
place the first Tuesday in April therefore
the campaign will be brief.
lhe Republicans have clear majority Of
so votes in Leavenxorth city, and they
only need place in nomination true and
capable men to achieve victory. II the
Republican voters 60 to the primary polk
fully resolved TO select delegates Who will
put in nomination men in accord with good
government and the public sentiment Of
economy they will come out Of the CAM
pa;ga victorious.
If candidates themselves are permitted 10
run the primaries and elect delegates Who
can be used for this man or that nan, to the
end Of gaining some political sdvaatage, dis
s.,er viii certainly follow. Il = neoa1nary
In viev Of the fall election Tor menhefs Of
Cn>erees and State officers thai the Republi.
csps Of the metropolis sheuld keep the paxty
orx,nissiion solid and elective.
The deselopoens h 6tats politio 1t To-
peka during IL laat sssioa a IL Leeiala-
tur> prove heyond coaersdislisa - ~ -
called rsfoeuen, pieksd up bas ana theso
from every pasty, d ~ nahe ed p1hlie
servsnts.- Ths ehanQisns q ~ sssnsm
vess fond iathe Rs11hllun iisha. Wha
'huusef - psaiafob uhsutp - =
pu36fnn1 0oHD&Gn j >
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-02
run WONDERS OF
MODERN CHEMISTRY
AarssPar!ll'an and its Associates.
Changes a. See and Feltl
Is ley Daily Occur
Amer ssina fsv do.ss Of
DIR. RAILWAYS.
Sarsaparillian
RESOLVENT.
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

]. Cted ,riiits. d,l,p Is.Isrs o. weak
Ats1I, nsisIslei,, EsIttie ns hsiahe
essh and muscles, etc.
:. ssssagth increases. Cpl lite Improves. relish
coed Digestion, calm and undi sturbed sleep, avak-
& Disappearance Of spots blotches. pimplss
"a from il turbid and cloudy appearance 70 clea
shsrYy or amber color; water passes freely from IN
bladder through the urethra without pain or scaid
n. little or no sediment; no pain or weakness,
Z Marked diminution Of q ,antity and frequency
of involuntary Weakening discharges, II aaecte !.
that way, With certainty Of permanent cure. In
creased strength exhibited In the ssereting glands
md functional harmony restored to the several or
6 yellow tinge On the wlits Of the eyes, and
he svaxthy c.firon appearance OF the skin chang
a 70 clear, lively and healthy color.
G. Thoss suffering from wesK or ulceFated lungs.
q tubefcies will realize great benefits in expecto-
Fating freely the tough Phicsm or mucous from tbs
nsad Diminishing the frequency Of cough; general
incseass Of strength Throughout the system, stop
eags Of night sseats and pains, and feeling Of
weakness around the ankles, legs. shoulders, etc,
cesaion Of cold and ehills, sense Of sunocation,
hard breathing, parox ysns Of coagh on lying down
o. aYising in the morning. AL these distressing
aymptoms gradually and surely disappear.
=. A. day after day the ssrsapariiian il taken.
nov sizns Of returning health will appear; Is the
blood Improves In strength and purity, disease vi
diminish, and all foreign and impure deposits nodes
avsY. and the unsound made sound and healthy
1leefs fever sSres. chronic skin diseases. gradu-
ally disappear.
4 In cases where the system has been salavated,
and. mercury, quicksilver. corrosive subimates
have accumulated and become deposited In the
bon0a, joints, etc. causing carries OF the bones,
Fiekets spinal curvAtures, coptoruons, white swell
inss, varicoss veins, etc., tina sarsapanll an will
resolve away these deposits and exterminate the
HRus Of the disease from the system.
.. II those Who are taking these medicines for the
suro of chroncs, scrofui0us. or syphiliuc disease:
hovsver SLOW may be the cure. feel better and
and their general health improving. their hesh and
surS sign that the Is progressing In these dis
Sasss the patient either gets better or worse-tht
virus Of the disease Ii not inactive II not arrested
and driven from the blood, II will spread and con-
tiuue to undermine the constitution. As soon a
the earsaparillian makes the patient "feel better
every hour you will grow better and increase II
health. strength and fesh.
The great power Of this remedy Is In the diseas-
N u threaten death-as in
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-02

The Stomach cannot be maitrea'ed with imPun-
i.y. Overload il with fosd, irritate il with fiery
ouors impair its activity vitilte its juices by
epy Outrage on the laws Of health, and ii reyenges
Itself through the liver, the bowels, the kidneys,
through all these organs simultaneously, or in sue
cesson There il scarcely any variety OF bodily or
mental main discomfort which II does not infiict
ppou those who abuse and overtask its powers.
Under these circumstances there is but one medi-
cine to which the s-rerer can resort 10 with the
certainty of obtaining immediate and permanent
relief. This most wholesome aud genial Of all
etOmachjcs and corYectives. Hostetfer's Stomach
Bitters produce an immediate and most benefcent
change in the condition OF the patient. The Whole
digestive system is At once invigorated and soothed
che liver regulated and toned the bowels relieved
Of all distractions, the spirits cheered, and the
relaxed nerves strengthened and steadied.
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