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1874.

English and American magazines 70
1874, zoe a copy, at Mansford's book and
news depot.
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Our real hair switches, 81.
KAHN L. FRElBERG.

TIE patent nozzle at Brownies is the
best. Combining cock, sprinkler and
solid stream, it is cheaper than any
other containing all these qualities.
Hose the best, at the lowest price, also
at Brownies, 269 Second street. So
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HAMPERS, Galaxy and all the month,
lies, Leslie, Demorest, Ladies Journal.
AMI all the fashion magazines, just re,
ceivld at Mansford's.
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THE MAY DAY MATINEE.

On Saturday afternoon, the Tableaux Of
inderella and the Wreath of Beauty, will be
eproduced, after which Tennyson's QUEEN
, Tbs MAY will be recited by a young lady,
lhich will be followed by the Grand Corona
lon Of the Queen Of May, attended by Her
Ids, and a train eff Fairies who bring beauti-
flowers as gifts to deck the Queen
The Music will be under the direction Of
fofessOr j. Ernest Perring.
Y Omission, 81; Matinee, Soc.
Reserved seats can be secured TO the even
ae entertainments, at the Box Office Of the
heater and the Peabody Hotel on and after
neday. 9th inst. at 10 am. 1854
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STRANGERS, GO to Converse's, 81 South
Court street. COT
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Potomac Shad.

A fresh supply was received this day
by Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
Call carly and get one. 80
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81 so! 81 o
Our Miles CATERS, 81 so.
KAHN ; FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets,

HAVE your measure taken for a
Flor de Fumar, five cents;
Figaros, five cents;
Escepcion, ten cents.
FRANK & D~EssAUER, 2O6 Main street.
49t
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Strawberrie.I etrawbarrles,

We are o receiving daily shipments
of fresh strawberries.
46T LYTLE & SHIELDS.
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The LEDGER job office is in constant
receipt from the foundries Of new type,
embracing all the latest nd best styles,
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Our linen g~renadine, 12lc.
KAHN 8 FREIBERG.
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FINE FRESH SPRING LAMB, fat sound
beef, good pork and other meats, as we'll
as a fine assortment of vegetables at
l.. ScHILLISG & Bios,
40't Cor. Jefferson and Third SITS.
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Flowers, bouquets, plants, at Craig's s.
1887
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SPECIAL CARDS.

q HINsoN. DENTIST, 28O MAIN ST.,
frem one to three dollars in general. Artif-
cial set Of teeth from fifteen TO fifty dollars.
Special attention to directing children's teeth.
Also Treats ali Diseases OF the
Mouth.
Office hours from 8 an. to pm. Is xxi-24
d J.. QUIGLEY. JUSTICE OF THE
4 PEACE, has opened his Office at No. 1879
Main street. 41-66
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TABLEAU I.-Jacob's Dream, with Song.
Music.
TABLRAU II.-Cinderella, with Grand
TRANSFORMATION Scene, with new and appro
pirate Scenery, panied expressly for the oc-
kasion by the talented Scenic Artist. F..
buehler.
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Lake Eric salmon

Received daily at Victor D. Fuchs, fol
sale at prices to suit the times, at Al
Jefferson street, All
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THE URANIA TABLEAUX

TABLEAg 1.-THE Court Of the Fairies. with
Music and Dancing.
TABLEAU I~l.-Spirit of Religion, with Song,
Prayer, from Der Freischutz.
TABLEAU III. The Wreath of Beauty, with
TARLEAU IV.-The Light Of the Harem,
With Song.
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READI A READ.
BE Convinced.

Key West Reina Victoria, IOc.
Key West Flor de Fumar, loo.
Hey West LOndres, loo.
Fine Havana cigars, @ and Sc.
CLARITA, SC, at
HARPMANN & BROS,
40-t 286 Main street.
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WANTED

MANTED-B0ARDERS AT s6 SECOND
Nv street, near Monroe. Room and board,
pei. week; day board, IS per week. Rooms
Finished or unfinished. Good table fare
I'D nice rooms guaranteed.
1854 MRS. NJ. j. SPICKERNAGLE.
NANTED "A SITUATION AS COM
|ith a lady as companion, by an INTELLIGENT
nd educated lady Of good family. Good
a~ference given. Address
e69 MISS M. A., care Ledger Office.
MANITOBA WET NURSE, WHITE OR
w colored, without any incumbrance.
nst. come well recommended. Address
~" care Ledger Office. stating where can
seen. S7-t
WANTED : DAMAGED FLOUR. ADJ
dress u: ]: M. this office. ST
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drink IT, ..May be 50, Stranger,

ami al was Younger might ny. So say
ing n ID friend Camoosed the track, num-
biiac, reckon Texas must be a good
CT 1ntr but old Missouri is some or wheat
-sGc Was told this was well to do
farmer some 100 miles above St. Louis. l
hope he is alive and gees the quotation,
Texas wheat at one dollar and sixty-tiye
cents. and in demand
/ hope live in Texas until my tim"
cones to cross the river to The uuknown
land. rest satisfied that we have The best
land; thst we can produce more with less
h.boi; that we have the most healikfut
nate in the world, and no where il he
broad land Of the Stars and Stripes resid p
more genial, kindly. hospi;abie people,
ready at all times to acknowledge favors
and redress wrongs No man is prosecuted
for opinion sake, aud if one will not seek to
persecute his neighborhood with his own
peculiar opinions be viii find Texas as nice,
quiet, orderly and pleasant place to seek for
home as any in the world.
My last sheet Of paper, for which, no
doubt, you and your. readers are glad.
Goodnight. WANDERER.
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It has been decided by the next to the
highest court known to the Church of Eng
land that belief in the personality OF the
devil is necessary to salvation. An appeal
from this decision has been taken To the
judicial committee of the privy council
This committee is to the Anglican Church
what the Pope is to the Roman communion.
Its decisions are supposed to be unerring
and irreformable, and il we may be per
mitted to use parody of the Technology
OF the Vatican Council, they are to be &c
cepted as the utteranoes of tribunal en-
dowed with that ipfalhbility with which
Henry VIII, Edward VI, and Elizabeth
willed that their church should beinvested.
The Dean of the Court of Arches is not in
fallible; his decision on point of dogma
is good only until il is passed upon by the
judicial committee. In the present case
awkward consequences would be apt 20 fol-
low .he approval by the judicial committed
Of the decision of the Court of Arches. Ii
every member Of the Anglican Chnrcl, who
does not believe in the existence OF q sspef-
sonal devil Is 10 be fpso Jacto eNcommuni-
Gated, there will probably be serious dimi
mutton in the total OF the next census Of the
establishment. In the great case OF ss1en-
kins We. Cook Mr.. Jenkins was a parish
Toner Of Chnst Curch, Clifton, and in that
capacity had been in the habit OF attending
the parish church aud OF receiving there
each month the holy communion. But Mr..
Jenkins, exercising bis right OF private
Judgment, had framed for himself and for
his family credo. which began with the
words, II do not believe il. one devil =
and, IS coroilary Of this confession u be-
lief, he had written aud published an edi-
ton Of the Scriptures far the use Of himself
and his family, srom which all the passages
relating to the Dc Ill we're carefully eliini-
mated Dir. Jenkins lsSsl the intersection 10
present copy OF this iasStestinS work TO
Cook; and be was Also gulisy az the sin
greater uiIwisdom OF paohcly efisicising !
sermon IN which that reverend gensssnaan
enforced the orthodox views concerning ne
devil. Upon this, a correspondence Be-
tween the pastor aud the pArishiones FOL.
lowed, in which M, lvpkins adhered %
his denial q the exi.tence Of the evil ono,
aud added thereto thai be did not helicyg
in the dogma Of the eternity Of punishment,
while, on the other hand, Mr. cook wErned
him that until he retractsd these opinions
he could not he received At the Lord
table in my church Mr.. jenkins. vho
seems to be q thoroughly conscientious
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Miscellaneous.
a CLUSTER CT GOLDEN OPINIONS
FOR THE
BRADBURY PIANO.
OVER IA, 900 INSTRUMENTS.

The peculiar charm OF this Piano il its adaptation
to the human voice accompaniment, owig TO ifs
sympathetic mellow, yet rich and powerful singing
EH- From personal acquaintance with this firm. we
can indorse them a. worthy OF The fullest confidence
our families, and they give entire satisfaction.
ing for their Illustrated priceist and ordering from it,
or to order secOni-hAnd Pianos or Organs. They are
Mrs. Z. s. Grant, Washington;
Gen. .. z. BabeOck, Washington;
Gen w II: Belknap. Secretary Of War;
Chief Justice 5, P, Chase;
admiral d; d. Porter, Washington;
GOlam6Gs Delsno, Secretary Of fv the Interior
Rev. .: il. Tiffany, Wa hington;
Robert Bonner. New York;
Grand Central Hotel, New York;
st. Nicholas Hotel, New York;
Gen. o. o. Howard Washington;
Bishop E. S. james, New York;
Rev. DIR. John McClintock;
DIR. James Cummns, Connecticut;
Rev. w. Nor. Punshon, London;
4. s. Arthur, Philadelphia;
DR. John Chambers, Philadelphia;
Attorney-Genera Williams Washington;
Rev j. NJ. Walden, Chicago;
Rev. r. N. Hatfield Cincinnati;
Dr. j. Nj. Reid. New York;
Dr. G. n. Sims, Baltimore, Maryland;
Philip Phillips, New York;
Rev Alfred z r cSokman, New York;
w. G. Fischer, Philadelphia;
Rev. a. j. Kynett, D. D.;
Rev. Daniel Curry, ID. D.;
Rev w. H. DeP1y. D. D.;
Thomas Guard, Baltimore;
DIR. Daniel Wise, New ork;
Sands Street Church, Brooklyn;
Bishop Merrill. ST. Paul;
Bishep l. W. Wiley;
Rev. ]. s. Inskip New York;
Rev Luke Hitchcock, Clncinnati;
Rev. h. U. Haven, brooklyn;
Gen. Alvord, q. S. Army.
DIR. T. Dewitt Ia mage: Friend Smith is Method
st but bis pianos are all orthodox; you ought to hear
mine talk and sing"
Bishop Ames says: MY Bradbury Piano is found
after severe test aad trial, be equal to all You
promised, and is in all respects in richness of tone
and sing ng 9uat es everything that could be desired
Baltimore, Md, January, 1874
DR.. f. o. Ha,en says: my Bradbury Piano con-
tinues grow better every ray. and myself and fam
lily more and more in love with it.
Bishop Simpson says: After a trial in his family
for ears for beauty of finish kmanship and
splendid quality Of tone our Br-dbu.y cannot be
equaled"
DR.. j. H. Vincent: "For family worship, social
gather ngs, the Sabbath hools and all kiuos of
sieal entertainments, give me in preference to al
in singing qualities
DIR. James McCouley Carlisle, Pa. "My Bradbury
is splendid"
Pianos TO let, and rent applied IL purchased monthly
instruments received for the same. Old Pianos taken
in exchange; cash paid for the same. Inland
pianos at great bargains, from $50 to $500 Pianos
tuned and repaired.
organs and melodeons TO Sabbath schools and
CHURCHES supplied at liberal discount. send for
illustrated price-list,
FREEBORN GARRETTSON SMITH,
Late supt for and Successor to William p Bradbury
IL East Fourteenth Street, N. ".
MANDATORY:
Corner Raymond and Willoughby Sts., Brooklyn
auto dSwtf
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rae roNIc PrLL

as Aloes, scamnony. other bitter and nauseat-
ing substances, gives TO tbs world medicine which
under lossihle fail OF producing
the happiest and most satis9acto esu Is witt out
overtAxing and deb1tatng the digestive organs. The
operation of this medicine il simply assist nature
to perform ate Office ia normal and uniform manoer
AS speedy, safe and reliable medicine under all cir
where there infet final distractions IL
Is most certain. The brain, the vision the OF
hearing, taste and smell At once experience new vital
tty, and the patient awakens 70 existence de-
hghtful As It's assured peEmnnency. He no longer
breads the approach of night by apprehensions Of
broken eamber and horTfd dFtams, rendered mig
erabe BY constant fear Of defh by the sudden
Of apopexy; nor epilepsy sasting shadow upon the
waking hours.
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EaoR SALE.


beautifullittle farm OF thirty acres more less
on College Avenne and three-quarter miles from
East Avenue with all the improvements, consisting of
a dwelling house with five rooms, hall and gallery,
kitchens moke house, stable and house, clstern
and well of water the yard There nine large
live oak trees in front Of the dwelling the location is
place. there is splendid orchard of choice fruit In
bearing Of various knds-peaches plums, apricots
with great care and of the finest selection. Also one
acre of English walnuts all in condition and doing
well. This is fine situation for market garden,
nursery md dairy business, ard Is Of the most
desirable and available places that knsw of in this
part OF the country To those who wish purchase,
viii take great pleasure in show ing the properly
For terms apply to N. 3. SWEENEY,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent Office near Johns
q Co.'s Bank, up stairs, Anstin, Texas, 7. .. Box
In7 - au7 w1t&df
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THE KIDNEYS.

which to the aged frequently the cause of so
much pain, trouble and inconvenience, are found to
be no less benefited and stimulated into healthy
tivty by judcIous Of these great remedies by
eliminating from the body those particles of calear
ious matter which produce stone in the bladder and
lthc deposits; discolorng the urine and shadowing
forth the presence OF disease, which, unchecked,
will ultimately require the aid Of the surgeons knife
the still dreaded ecrasuer'' IA most painful
and dangerous operation to render life endur
able. Since our Introduction of .
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PREVENTIVE AND CUBE

for every form of Nervous Dtbi'ity and Weakness
whether general special thai possibly affect the
human system. As most powerful detergent or
elimHatOr of disease 1t has owed itself the most re-
mirkable and valuable discovery Of The nineteenth
century
We satisfied by repeated experience that in this
exotic, the Syricum plant. TO be found medi
cal virtues of the greatest value admirably adap ed to
almost every class of disease arising from derange
nent Of the nervous system or from lack OF nerve
power no matter from what cause the gularity
deficiency may have been produced. This great fact
established, we have pushed our Investigations
til in the various modes OF its exhibition, either
balm cordial operating detergent cleanser and
purfer, a mild yet searching cathartic in the
form Of pill it be made to reach every part Of
the human body forcing ont, it WERE the source of
disease, debility and death and letting in all the need
full elements OF life, health and vigor important
and necessary to the complete enjoyment OF all those
faculties which contribute TO the constitution of per-
feet manhood ~. t-t7 ~' E
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miscellaneous

HsHE Stats OF TEXAS. FT
To the Sheriff OF any Constable OF Travis county
greeting.
me sy Frcd Psek that r. j. hoLr Is trancs ss, Dsr
son 30 that the ordinary p ucess OF law canno. H.
srrvrd upon slm. yga arc ershy commanded ,hst
ed IN Travis eonnty. Texas for thru sur
s~ssivs weeks before the resuru-day h.r,of summon
MoNDAY IN sEPfEMeER, a j. his5 Al 10 a ~
. sQssT s sS@Ps,ps 2, Fs,s rs 81; Ss :, so9ss
..Ir.' fsfuSn - be Inv directs.
a;iv-n ander my hand this Anrset :, lSis
aus wSf JAMES W SMITH. y. 7. TIC
CPEEDWELL MATHEMATICAL AND
ENGiNEEI,ING CoA.I.EGE,
Uppcr Flores street. San Antoniss Tcxss
Win open ON the drst az +, hraaIy is for the 'ecP
tlou az 0unr gonilenen
The coarse OF Instruction wi be moronEl--theor-
etical and practcal-atd enitrac- az h'ahehes OF
mai aematics pure and MIXED with leCtun Upoa goi
rcizncc. and apoA rach suhJSeis - may ien1 10
prcpa the student Tor enieung upon tnS
81 surveying sud enginecling: ceh, mechanical f""
graphical hydraulic OF military,
students win be requir,d. when thtf weather may
pc mt the hed with c0inpaSs transit, tcNei
etr for practical exercise In surveying and engineer
They need bring with them fer r,fcreace snch math-
einasral books IS they may have ~ Possession.
small Saalssua s@psnSiiass Tor sisis,nesy, drawing
tnstruInen ), etc, wall be indispensahs-
at the college With board aud ludginy GA moderate
TERMS and board and logng be had N the city AZ
an expsnss psr month not eseeGdisg $in 1s $50
Civil Rngsnesrs ProtsssOrot Appiisa Mathematics and
Engineering.
Graduate onSiaa college New YORK ~ ff roiesscr of
Pure and Analytical Mathematics
"a 49, Ft,s,,e -, :. sr..asnr,r
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FREEBORN GARRETTsON SMITH,
TAKE
SIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR,

For all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen.
DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPREs SION, RESTLESS
NESS JAUNDICE, NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE,
COLO, CONSTIPATION and BILI0USNESS.
IL is eminently Family Medicine, and by
being kept ready for immediate resort, will
save many an hour of suffering and many dol
lar in time; and doctors bills.
After Forty Years. trial 1t is still receiving
the most unqualified testimonials ofits virtues
from persons OF the highest baracter and re-
sponsibIlity. En- nent physicians commend it
as the most = f.a
EF ECTUAL SPECIFIC
for Constipation, Headache Pain in the Shoulders,
ious attacks Palptatiun the Heart Pain IN the
gion of The Kidn Us, dependency, gloom and fore
bodngs of evil all Of which the offspring of dis
eased Liver. - s. l' '-.l.. %
The Liver, the largest organ in the body. is
generally the seat of the disease, and If not
REGULATED in time, great suffering, wretched-
ness and DEATfi will ensue.
IF You feel Dull, DRowsY, DEBILITATED,
have frequent HEADAcHE, Mourn TASTES
badly, poor APPETITE and TONGUE COATED
yoa are suffering from ToRPID LIVER or 'Bn.-
BUSINESS" and nothing will cure you so speed
lily and permanently. ~ 20
al have never seen or tried such simple efcacious
satisfactory and pleasant remedy in my life."-H
Hon. Her H. Stephens
81 occasionally use, when my condition requires it,
DR.. Simmonss Liver Regulator, with good effect -
Governor of alabama
some time, and am persuaded it is valuable add
ton to the medical science - Gov. j. GILL SHORTER
Ala 1850, . L 1850 ..ga-4
81 have used the Regulator in my family for the past
seventeen vears. ! can safely recommend il TO the
world as the best medicine have used for that
ella of diseases il purports to IA. +. THIePEN
President or the City Bank.
"Simmons's Liver Regulator has proved good and
eficacious medicine. ca NUTTING.
Druggists 81.
"We have been acquainted with DR.. Simmons g Liver
Medicine for more than twenty years. and know 1t &c
be the best Liver Regulator offered to the public
NJ X. LYON and II. l.. LYON, Bellefontain. Ga
Il was cured by Simm mss Liver he ulator, after
having suffered several years with Chills and Fever
X, +. ANDERSON.
and TESTIFY 10 its great virtues Rev. j, Il. FIELDER
Perry, Ga.
Ladies Endorsement.
81 have given your medicine thorough trial, and in
no case b. il failed TO give full satisfaction lilies
MEAcHAM, Chattahoochee Florica.
Professional.
From actual experience the of this medicine
in my practice have been and am satisfied and
prescribe It as purgatiye medicine."-Dr j. w. Ma
SON. IL
NJ E. Florida Conference
81 have used DIR Simlnons's Liver Regulator in ny
family for Dys epsia and rick Headache ana REGARD
an invaluable remedy Il has failed give relic
in any instance. Rev. W. 4. EAsrERIINe
PresideEt Ogeth0rps College
'Simmonss Liver Regulator is certainly specif'
for that class OF complaints which it claims to cure
No Instance OF A FAILURE oS RECORD
When Simmohs's 1iv Regulator has been properly
taken. ]. III ZKItN 8 Co. Proprietor
1 Jy&t CeoueSNlN
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800 REWARD

Stolen, from my stable, on Cypress in Travis
county, the night OF the twenty in tant one
gray stallion between 10 ana Is hands hi h. shod all
round. eleven years old, saddle and harness marked
no band gible will give the above reward for
iy5S dstSws v. A KING.
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THE BLADDER.

which, under the old modes of treatment was always
rendered sensitive and irritable to a most painful
gree causing constant annoya either by its weak
ness producing excessive discharges the greatest
distress by retention of its contents, especially
yields to the soothing tonic and inv goratng effects Of
Of cases pronounced incurable by our best doctors
have been radically cured IN less time and at less out
plished by any oth er means In view of tae impor-
results obtained in that direction feel justi
fed in regarding thee preparations specifics for
every form of vesca disease, whether caused by
ganic deficiency or imprudence whatever they may
have been. ~ 80 =
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Fr0m the undersigned. three niles below Ausfin
two Mouse oolorcd mues ihree years Old, afiern
IA as hieh: both r<nded W eith haf circle owed
on right shoIarr. TIE Ten shoulder branded C
one With baE above tbs brad and The Other with
two bars the Grand kny inlor4tion iRrnfshea
A. 10 tlefr huate eifer 20 Mr.. A a. Hutehins
uberaily rewarded JOHN b. WARNS.
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HABIrUAL. CONSTELLATION

is one OF the most painful evils of sedentary life
and acts The EtudeRt the professional man, the art
san the seamstress, and the man of leisure alike
Violent purgatives only increase the evil they are
given remedy, and chanical sncies in the form
of injections rs incOnyenient they unnat-
ura The inventors of pills have in his complaint
alone found their greatest and surest of Income
and wealth. Indian Vegetable, Indian Purgative Ca
thartic, Imperial and Dinner Pills have constituted
the stock-in-trade of quacks and empires il all
ages BUT unhappily the curing pill OF thirty years
ago proves worthless to-day, ana among The many
substitutes offered but few seem able to outliye a
single generation, to answer the universal demand
for medicine that will satisfactorily bring about that
ural peristaltie action OF the bowels, without
which life becomes burden food tasteless nutri-
ton ceases, and dysp psia with all its nameess hor-
rors seizes upon its victim.
Encouraged by the Satisfactory evidences of the viz
tues of the Syricum most deobstruent or remover
of obstruction IN other cases. were led TO believe
that 1t possessed qualities which, IL rghtfully ex-
tracted and properly administered, will the
purposes hitherto sought in drastic purgatves the
unnatural and unpleasant resort TO the syringe with
out 1T the same time weakening the alimentary and
excretory organs In the tonic stimuative and sani-
tive properties OF the SyricuIa prepared by us,
found every long sought-for quality, constituting it
the most effeetaa remedy for constipation ever yet
discovered. Its admirable and well-pruved action
upon ,he stomach, liver dneys etc, clearly showed
that in adapting its preparation the ces Of diges
ton with the same care and Discrimination we should
be disaDpoinIed.