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chsPpsd Ass syssxeGsvvvv ~ usu q
pint Of salt. Let II stand over nisht,
then pour Oh the brine and cover with
good vinegar. Let Il cook nne hour
slowly, and then drain and pack in jar.
Take two pounds sugar, two tablespoon.
fuls cinnamon, one each Of allsplce,
cloves and pepper. half . seacup ground
mustard, one pint Of hor~radIsh win
vinegar, hcatboiiing hot and pour over
the other ineredients. Pack tightly In
a jar, cover tightly and set In cool
place. This win keep two or three years
II covered tight and we'll pressed.
LET LIoHr INro Youa Rooxs-The
exclusion Of light from rooms Il prac-
tice very common, and one that in 4
sanitary point Of view, can not be too
highly reprehended. shortsieh,ed econ
omy is responsible for this rejection Of
one Of natures greatest blessinez, blinds
and shutters being closed to prevent the
carpets from fading In the .unlight-just
as IL few yards Of wooden fabrics were
anything IN comparison with health. II
Is wen Known 'ne'e Is an'si principle
IN we nen, ana warmth OF the sun
'na' ca" nov !" 'uPpned rom any o'her
eulce. reoPe VINO vor. IN mines ana
mos "noe ne Is passed IN the depth
Of the forests are invariably squslid and
un"ho'esome I. 10 their complications
rs was s's'eu oy recent lecturer, the
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GATES are better than bar. Make
some now.
Hor bed sashes should be repaired and
painted. IL,
MAKE straw mats to protect frames in
spring.
Rustic work may be made. A man
Of Ingenuity will construct variety Of
pleasing forms and useful things.
A HOG without appetite, We imagine.
like the ''lord of creation" lives with
little pleasure to himselfor profit to any
body else. Sell him or kill him. II
won't pay to keep him.
WINDOW plants should be syringed to
remove dust, thus showing the beauty
Of the foliage as we'll as keeping the
plants in health. Let them have plenty
Of light and air.
LABOR saving machinery, no matter
how good it is. needs intelligence and
care to keep IL in order rs well rs to use
it. Put all implements under cover,
clean up the premises, and let system
and tidiness be the order Of the day.
MosT houses are kept too hot for the
beautiful English ivy to thrive in them
just as they are too hot for the people
who live in them. Care should be taken
also that ivies are not enfeebled by ex-
cessive watering. With moderate tenn
perature and moderate watering, they
will thrive whether the sun shina on
them or not.
SWINE for breeding purposes should be
kept clean, in q healthy growing con-
dition, but not fat. Fattening swine
must be pushed forward" and especially
for home use should he finished with
peas and oats, which will make the flesh
solid and transparent. Some lovers Of
good bacon know this Indian corn Is
too oily TO lay the foundation for solid,
transparent, beautiful bacon. Oh de-
licious theme but we have no room for
ii now.
HoRsEs should be fed according "
their work. but let them be we'll groomed.
Hay and oats, with now and then feed
Of carrots, are, in our opinion, the best
general food for horses When thus fed,
they thrive better than when fed on hay
and oats alone, probably not 50 much on
account of the nutriment in carrots as
upon its kind and influence in causing a
wholesome appropriation Of the other
food. Such is the result of experience.
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csWys.tssswsy whss they sqwsttsa
down. ..... ..,af.r
But now ! wondered what had become
Of the second mate, who had charge Of
the watch. Il was halt an hour since !
had seen him. This looked like mis-
chief ~
Pretty soon big Christian, the swcde,
showed his head above the cabin gang.
way He hsd no Sconer dome % than
Hawkshurst and his men threw heavy
ca,jackst over his head, to smother his
cries, and then dragged him forward to
the waist, where, without more ado they
plunged the gigantic Swede, head fore
most, into the water. As the ship was
going At the rate Of ten knots an hour,
o. course he was scon len behind TO
drown at his leisure.
Why this murder was committed ]
found IL not easy to conjecture till J saw
Hawkshurst and his two associates once
more approaching the companion-way,
and this time they were heavily armed.
This was . mutiny, beyond doubt,
and Christian, who had got wind 81 what
was going forward, went into the cabin 10
apprizc the mate, and put him on his
guard. But he was not 50 secret as he
imagined. He was seen by Hswkshurst
creeping aft, and had been closely
watched. His descent into the cabin had
been pcrSectly well undsrvteod BY the
thrse mutinssrs ard tAescfbse they had
seized him and thrown him overheard.
Scarcely had Hawkshurst and his two
friends had time TO reach the bottom Of
the cabin Stair, than heard yell Of
agony which seemed to pierce to my very
marrow. There Immediately heard
heavy blows struck, and the confused
noie Of violcnt conflict fNl
II was evident TO me that the mutineeu
had encountered a heavier force than
they had bargaincd for. The mate had
been warned by Christian, and he had
instantly summoned the boat-steerers 70
his aid, 20 that Hawkshurst and his two
companions were more than equally
matched. --f--r 40
Amer the turmoil below had lasted ten
minutes, out burst Hawkshurst from the
door Of the companion-way, his head one
gore Of blood, and followed closely by
three men, who proved to be the three
boat-steerers. The mate and three COM
nanions of Hawk shurst had been slain in
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Children don't love medicines, and
they dread to see doctor, with his pre-
scriptions OF bitter doses. But a sharp
appetite and love of good things may
Danish all fear Of the doctor. Hvper',
Magosine tells a capital story, with a
moral for older readers;
A wee bit Of a girl, in Cusco, Wis,
while at Che breakfast table few morn
ings since, made loud and repeated call,
for buttered toast. After disposing Of a
liberal quantity of that nourishing arti-
Gle, she was told that too much toast
would make her sick. Looking wistfully
az the dish for moment, she thought
she saw a way out Of her difficulty, and
exclaimed;
"well, give me annuzer piece, and
send for the doctor"
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A rRAGEDYA SEA.

nv wILI'An ccNsrock.

Nv WILL Al tchsrofh.
TETTIrpn the Nee TERI n.rrsr.I.Tss
Wewent on the OF Shore ground, some
eight hundred or thousand miles. from
the coast Of Peru, In the old whale ship
Samuel, ofNantucket.
We had not seen whales in several
weeks, and the crew were growing rusty
for want Of exercise, while Captain Nay
how wu n RESTLESS as Ash out Of water,
when, one afternoon, he was inspired
with the hope Of a good dinner by seeing
large trunk-turtle calmly reposing on
the bosom Of the deep, about quarter
mile off our weather beam.
> The worthy captain Immediately or
dered HIS boat to be lowered with as little
noise as possible, and then told the crew
to jump into her. ! pulled the tred-oar
of the captains boat, and was soon in my
place, while the rest of the crew followed
suit, or rather, tout de suite. $780,
"Out with the paddles, men; long,
steady strokes, and as little noise a. posi-
blsysaidA the 0ptain, . he thrust out
We ..n,.sch.d ,.h.s v,.u.,oo,;nu
sleeper yerv softlv and when nssr,.
vithin striking d;.,.ncs ,ha ..n,.;.
iI.ptIv .,ot;oned N. 49,. go. Ill,
hsrpooner bv Env,i.b vh.Ismsn1 ~ com.
AFT. vhile. ~ sDrsr~ ;nto the bo, os ,ho
~. - s;a;. ~ wy ~ ~ ,'e
ovtctIv thro,,vh Tho nn,.r 80, - a..
turtle
The aston;.haa animal u.d. . u,..,
s,lasb In the water and b.d no no.Ie...S
The mower of .psscb. h.,-ould dn.h,i.s.
L.xs 40, ,I.;.-d- -, k;...-s,, ~,
Nisol Jarvie when viIs,d hv Roh De-, IL
nthe a TJhoctb - he;r, H.. ruj.,-
= hrokap AZ h;s n.tur,I 49,
Haul him aboard p shou.,d o.,..;,
NAVAL and - ns.d.s 1890 SsP,1'n
ding With th;s ,rrs,,sc. - s~.h...; ~
salt beef and bread a. an sia.~a..,e e
mast.
Rut i. ~b.n Ia, cu.,.
himself . cen,le r;de hom.r.-a -. a. :
beast of his friend Tom C.IIsndsr e.
Drawing .s. aid .ing mo-, Iona .nd -, /.
A. when tbe sIIow ~
crosstrees Of the samuel YELLED ~ H. ,a''
otb;s lungs. oThara L. -, ~, wy
abe beaches ,hsro M ,an,.:I.Y e'e
,cbooI If whsl.. ~, -. n 's'Ee
vardp " ""~
Al this Ionc-w;.hsa e., .,,o..
the c.n,a;n Ie.nsd 49,. any s'.;
the .ir and IaoI;nn =. .,n, '%'o
could d;s,;no,,v saa ,s -. ".'u' nc
ducad Nv ,hs ..nh,,;n "e "I@, P'o
H;s e., ,heanh. , si*,m-mnaies.
warn attached 70 ,ha a., Nv. e saV''
the tur,Is .o ,o.,, I. o"' anu 'e'
word ,hs, he 81 ,.ss -, IVY. "as a warm
70 ears nol;,s &C.,, h., A. an. In''oneu
d. nul,;. ''' s"'''"e" VI
mr., : -,
A.. enu s,anee revealed 70 MN
Nv s"' ,an'A''s VI 'ne Schooi they
80 soMs uo"n ana 'iey were also
' "T :" "'n'"aru'
.ou. n,n.. nr'' nav. peen gained py
so'ne o.Hr snip ana they are of like
60. e.. "nen ne p,1Nea up NEW dow
wrn,, ,hras go N anu 'ne captain i
WIN. ~ '"loW away the turtle I'LL see
NJ. We e"' "'aAo VI 'nei'''
no.;,sa I;., =. e ne. '1'ue on board de-
sna .;,,;n" ~ ~. oo''o''' o' 'he boat,
~" '" ou' "ais' prepared
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VIM WUxpxM NxvKx UxAsxsE
when pr. WALKER prcclaimed that he
had produced from the medicinal herbs
Of California an Elixir that would rcgcn-
crate the sinking system and cure every
form a diesse not orgnaic, the ierrcdu-
lous shook their hesda Yet his VINE
Gar BrrrERs Il now the Standard Rec
torutive Of the Western World. Under
IL operation of the new rmedy, Dys.
peptics rcgain their health the Mlious
and Constipsted are relieved Of every
distressing symptom; the Consumptiye
and Rheumatic rapidly recover; Inter
nittent and Remittent Feversare broken;
the hereditary faint Of Scrofula Is ersdi-
Gated Skeptcism isrouted, and this won
dsrfal preparation h to-day the most
popular Tonic, Alternative, and Blood
Depurent ever advertised In America.
We don't sell Rum under the guisc Of
medicine. We sdvertie and sell pun
mciicins which will stand analysis by any
chemist in the country. %
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We noticed in one Of our exchanges this
week the statement Of Deacon John Hode.
kins, Of South Jefferson, Me-, whose sou
vss cured Of incipient consumption BY the
use Of yehnsoa's lnodya, Linip,eai. We re-
fer 10 this at this time as tending 10 corrob.
crate the statement we made last week in
relasica 10 the Imminent as applied to con.
sumption.
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Z wuDoK1 oo1HouND OF =
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME. 4

wio have is~n tskine Cod lisefutl sli 10 plsased
takaTn that Dt. Mlbof Ia. sarc-s'issL fs.n dirrs.
ito ~ several professional grntl men In conlfn-
rka ant to the taste, aud Its enrsts IN luug COM
p'Aint. aru traly wsndsriol Ven insBy PRISONS
who-r w~r. pfanouht cd hoerls.- aud who hsd
tsk.n the clrst oil fer long time itboat msIksi
eject, have t<eh entirely carrd by u-ins this pfpa-
ration. ne suTv and set tn Ernains. MsLufe-
isred only ~ A. h. wlLBoR, chemist neston.
FOLD 10 an druggists.
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IN q 1ARH ETA
-

Native s,ecrs, saii,s; she-p, i.a@,; Hog, City
dre>-ed. s.ssi Western dre--si, s~s's; Cotios,
hiddfas upland. ie,ssis5s; Flour. supernns West
esn, saoeA9i Common 10 Good, steoss4Ts;
Gc"i TO Chciee. Nsssas5; Extr Ohio Family
tss@@pi -. Louis, a,Sssoo, wheat, No Z
Chicsso, u.cssi-os,S; No. . Miwauke~, sLio~
u.n; Western sp~iss, si.esasLos; winter Rcd
Western. si-isessi-xsi Rye .. iessasss No. 1, W.
spring. siisssi1oi No. 4 W. spring, sIesssI.os
white Western, si.2s@si.so; Rye. sasssc Marley
C&na-ia, siaS; Cern. Ne~ Mixsd Western, ss.as,c.;
Sev yellow Western. stsss e.: o~is. Miresi West
ern, e7sssc.; white, sss7sc.; Pors. Ne-, sis ssa
$3.50 Lard, Prime steam, l.esir-r; Butter,
Western, lease.
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Charles Crandall, brakeman on the
New York and New Haven railroad,
saved the life Of Mary Z. Jones, in Port.
chester, recently, at the imminent risk
of his own. Miss Jones was crossing the
track when she recognized an acquaint-
ance in little boy, and stopped to tall
with him. He was not on the road bed
but Miss Jones stood on the track, which
was trembling with the approach Of q
Boston express at full speed. A freight
train stood on the other through track,
and the men were busy switching cars on
side track. Crandall was on freight
car that was moving, and hearing the
express, shouted to Miss Jones to got out
of the way. She seemed not to hear and
continued her conversation.
Crandall jumped from the moving car,
and ran toward the woman, who, too late
to save herself saw the danger. 81
thought all Of a sudden that I'd try"
said he afterward, in relating the story
to his friends, "and l knew it must be an
awful quick try. She didn't see me com
ing, but just glanced over her shoulder,
quick like, and then shrunk altogether
with sort of shudder, and whispered,
Pm gone heard that whisper and it
seems as if the engine might have heard
it too. Il was about as near her rs | was.
1t was which and tother between me and
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EAaR AsD Ss0RssnR

-
ARrtrrerAt Ctorps-If VIC cou,d
.uccccd In making n l,ravv and ,n,en.
smoke. rising with difficulty. 6,l,ug the
intervals between the vine NC would
hsv, a covcrius which c,rs.,s,v would
preserve them from too great a COOLING.
which form. ;cr. and from the solar r.vs
which. melting Il spoutsneouslv csu.r
the Dissemination az the tiuue.. n IL
not necessary that the covering shou,d
extend far above the yipes IA il mt
op,y Al the surface Of the ground. expo~~d
N the .tv that tbc ground IL ftp,sn--,t
\, al, over. TbcrSorc a ,ov cloud bs,
to he created enyelop;ns the plant and
acting as we'll nv contact ms in some ~
s,ec,s n screen ..fHTsF DID,.
Th,. r..,,, Ia. ho., oh,.;r.d he thu
u.e of Whoa, straw. !, burn. vcrv slowly
"a 80, .r.,.,,s ~ .,,sls sod =
v.rv rr.v mel. wh,.h ,.m.,,. ne.re,
n ths ,ro.nd ,h.n Tho .mohe of beayv
oil and nro,ec,. The Young .prouts better
Ia, mi. ,,,,o.e II IL necessary IN place
besp. of straw Of eight feet diameter a,
scrtv Sret distance one frum the other.
No. dyv ,uhb;.b .audu.t and even drv
plants taken from bitches and woods can
be used with the straw. All this is
cheaper than oil, or rather such are ma.
terials which can be obtained without
expense. Az soon as the thermometer
descends to the freezing point the heaps
of straw must be ignited. The smoke
rises Immediately to certain height, but
becoming cooled Il falls back and covers
the vines o. with . protecting cloth. The
fires are kept up till the thermometer
mounts above the freezing point.
1t is in this way that the many vine
growers in France saved their grapevines
in April, 1874. They prefer the white
smoke Of the straw TO the black one Of
the oil, and explain II NJ follows:
I. The white color reflects the solar
rays: the black color let. them pass.
Therefore. the first Is a more energetic
obstacle TO the radiation. rrt.,.
. This smoke floats ON the ground.
when the other rises ike other smoke.
2 Til. smote contains mucb waterv
vapor We know that vster ab-orbs a
great amount Of heat in order TO eyapo-
rate When il becomes again liauid. il
give. of its lstent heat to the vine,
which n covers warming IL in the mean
time while il protects il As with a screen.
,,.,,o - or, W.,
MAs'rA.,. nsa g. ~, .a,.,;on -
no" ~ se. "o ~ IN Wv f s s. -
,ne "'s ~. ,,;,J;n~ NV 80
y a"u P,~. ~ w., .,.;.,.
~. . ,' % 49,, 20 ~. 49,,
o'n.'" .. ~! - a. Nv
P'Ou"'''o',, r. ~" -, III
: u'"e's =. w 49, " ~.
vi,
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ST. L0UIx

wheat, No. 2 Red. si.@; Corn. 6ias.c Oats,
No. O. sscssssse.; barley, No q Spring. H.ss; Rye,
u.oi; fost. Mo-. Nass; Lard. prime sesm.
NE; usx>, Ycrkers, seess.so; Packers, sssos
T.7s; Csitl.. GOOD TO choice. ss2SassiS; Native
storkers, slasATs; Texan s,s-r- q sa.sl7,
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=. r.se.s Eapr~ss~.,s ehsrk. inn.m msi,sr
Which accumulate. in the brenehial iul-s,
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Househ0ia Helms.

TOMATO CHOW cHow.-Take half a
bushel Of green tomatoes, enc dozen
onions one dozen green peppsn, all
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=" = = - ="
You rcccsiccs one afternoon
In sunny Roman vcssher--
~ long ~ have fcsrssl a ga a
u wwere wiaser time cs Scs---
We ,oct vait ,osrsher'
TIE br-rsy rscisa Va. alive
with prcmensaer lazy,
1s 80. ss::; :: z: {. .s-AGf c
oisccmo, 90 Asncss'
or el-s they srh becsa-e rerchsnce
(Chsuc,eri.,ic resscnD
s sSs; 81, 60 ! ~, .,Es.....sss..ss7zOa
The hundrci,h time tina, SEASON.
The csui.s-d lsii-s rolling took
Their usual Anshid airine -
- Ana Aessoklsd buus~ nsumD~A
Isdaieed their handsonss, impudenteye-
Inquse unlimited staring.
The hand played cyers hits 10 match
This lively little drama; -a-==-
And In and cot the music woye.
And TO and fro the tsrouches drove
In mobile p~ncrsma.
uDwcs-,r,s rssrs puleius esmsD 4
2 IN ls,SsiA saesss u a
And the Peoples squsv below
The fcunt.in-lsops, sIoutins slow.
Guarded their granite column.
We psccd svhile the boky valkS - -.
"A vaosru=. daEk rsre-scS. W W
Planned by thc-e ,raitms airs that bring
A wcoine sweetness with their sting,
And desth In their csrrsses;
~ TAsu. .atiss. Watched, ~ ssany, az
That human play carricious
Scarce seeing. vatched--ior the inward eye
Was busted under a clearer sky
with prsspcts asss delicious .-T n
We chatted blythe; planned plans;
How fast the minutes ncetedi
Pray, comrsde can't you stin
Upon thst crowded Pacan mn ts.ea.rss u
iatNA In esSer confnb rated
Too full Of projects We 10 guess
80 hides dsrk Fate Its doingr)
How Of - sshnAsv nm rT WLWM
Had laid his shsdovy sign upon
And was covcrtly pursuing.
lie caught US soon. aad eur sosrAner schens
u y Fseetcss-iy saspFea ssasderi ~ IN ~
All We cleverly spun, did you and I, e.
Yss sDmstkihss tvised the thresds away
Was u Destiny, vender'
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PETROLEUM is the leading expectation
from the United States. Lard next.
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Most approved. reliable aac neil knovn rsnlesy ar
coughs Cold. spd ton.amytien, ca A. q -~..s
Price 81 small Or. CtrLER BRos. q CO.. Bo.toaL
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TOLEDO.

whess, amber Michigan. sLe; No 2, Win
Wabash, ti.s; Exts whhe Michigan, si.i5,,
No. q, Red, sLos.io7i No q amber Illinois. o. .Os
No. l. White Niehigzn, LIe,s; Corn. high niz-d
ss'se.; Low mixed, s7'Se; o~ts. Michigan, $40
ssac No. I, 6ss&c.; No q ssc.
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4 Prssecssss Srss. LssAsssss.

n n. a,
noen' eAPs."ne",S '"u'.A'e Una, sra"
~ os ,s saes' a~ .sa'a'' "sn'ns
I'm" ITO" VI 'sPp, '"""ue"" sca|
"'s ,"e e'o.'''o''y qu'e.y' "''no"'
eAp'os.o"' "'" P''"''' W y" ie'"c'
P'''eo''o .,,.,,
"" ns aooDu. inns, APpeaIu
'nA ,,non asro",'u'"i JOURNAL /" ,ne
ense' 'na' s',Hw 'of%s an aam'rao.e
nH"'ni's- oon'ue'''' ~ h"a oeen Cd
charging Leyden jars without spark or
explosion, and some one in the neiphbor-
hood Of Tarbes had the idea of construct
ing straw lightning conductors, which
we're formed b, fastening a wi-p or rope
Of straw to deal stick by means Of bras
wire, and Gaping the conductor with a
copper point.
II is asserted that the experiment has
~" 80 '" "'~es ''"'' 'o"" '",'
eigh'eeh oohhiuheS nave peeh provided
with such straw conductor, only one
l.e;ng s,ec,aJ 6or everv ..v.n hunJ,.,i
ana hity acres, anu mat the whole neigh
borhood has thus been preserved from
A.. 49, mo-, o,i, ~ IA. - H.. -
NV "'' w "e"S' ""' '"
hail alse. r.. Al
The statement comes from n reliable
source and The .nn.r.,ns h.;na .-
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" Congress had employed as much scien.
ti6c skill In the arrangement Of Its Recon
strucsien Policy" st the close, o. the War
Department did In the beginning Of the war,
In arranging for the manufacture Of what
vas called Xeridan's Caroirv Condition I'ows
ders, for the use Of the cavalry horses, no
doubt the Union would have been restored
long ago.---Echange.
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ANoSe the patents gmnsed last year
was one for a machine fur smoking cigars

No use Of any longer taking the large, re.
pulsive, gripping, drastic and nsuseous pilis,
composed 81 crude and bulky ingredients,
ssd put. mp In cheap wood o. psstebcard
bczea, when we can, by esreful application
81 chemical science, extract all the cathsrtir
and other medicinal properties from the
most valuable roots and herbs, and ccucen.
trste them into q minute granuls, scarcely
larger than a mustard seed, that can be read.
ny swslIoved BY those Of the most sensitive
stornachs and fsstidious tastes. Zach cf DR..
Pierces Pleasant Purystive Pellets repre-
sents, IN . most concentrated form, ~ much
cathsrtic power A. IL embodied In any Of the
large pills found for sale in the drug stores
From their wonderful cashartic power, in
proportion 10 their size, people Who have
not tried them are apt TO suppose that they
are harsh or drastic In effect, but such is not
o. all the ease, the different active medicinal
principles Of which they are composed be.
ing 50 harmonised, one by the others, as to
produce smcst searching and thorough, yet
gently and kindly operating cathsrtic. The
Pellets are sold by dealers in Incidence
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Prof VI ADa,ouy aud sars - SYr's esfitdlsss.
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