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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

Two poems have been going the
rounds Of the papers Of this vicinity
namely: "The Beautiful Snow" and
"B,tsy aui | arc ont" rilrs ar, a half
,i.soa persons claiming the authorship
of thu first, and twj claiming the lat.
t,r. Il scans very strange that the
true auth,r's nim, for eich ci,n,t he
definitely settled. We bsli,vca Nc,
F,xoa wrote tn, b;nt-, AL \ Mr..
Carleton the other.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

GovrkSog Leslie has sent State
troops to the Southern part Of the
State to suppress the Kuklux there
The troops will he kept there until the
last outlaw shall have been taught
that il is not goed for him to disobey
the laws of this State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

A DARKIE said to another one the
other day-"I believe | will dine at the
- Hotel to day." His companlon
responded, III you do, I'll bet a dol
lar your supper will be a good deal
hotter than your dinner"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

TIE Radicals have but little to b,ast
Of in the late New Hampshire election
after all, and i, is by no mems certain
that there will b,a llicll GIvernpr
of that State next time. The Demo.
crat, have held their own remarkably
we'll
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

The Stanford Interior-Journal has
not come Ia this Office tor several
months. What is the matter, Broth
er WALroS!-Kentucky Woman.
This is a surprise to us. II has al
ways been our intention to exchange
with that excellent paper, and we will
see in the future tina, our intention is
carried out.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

A PENNSYLVANIA hound becoming
tired of mutton. ran u fox seventy
hours aud diel. 50 says an Exchange.
This is Il SANDER upon noble animal,
mans truest frienl. Wen bet that
dog never killed a sheep.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

JoHN MITCHELL, the gallant Irish
man. who was elected member of
Parliament from Tipperary. Ireland.
says: II was a Confederate, rs was
every other respectable man in Amer
ica." Bully for John Mitchell.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

The Atlantians are having high
old time at her theaters with the Civ
il Fighters. One of the G. Rs was
pitched headlong down flight of steps
and seriously injured. The proprie'
tor. of course, knew nothing about it
until all was over.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

A NUMBER Of large cash prizes have
been paid by the presentation Of tick
cts to the manager o. the Louisville
Library Lottery, during the past ten
days. The largest prize paid within
the past week was $500, which t
Southern man got.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

SAYS an Exchange 1t took an In
dianapolis woman six weeks To learn
that her shoulder was dislocated. How
long did it take her surgeon to find
out that his patient had made the dis
cnNcrNp
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

TIE New York Sm,' one Of the
ablest Independent newspapers of the
country, come, down quite heavily
upon the last doing, of Congress, and
the acts of their tool, the President.
The Sun gives the New Hampshire Rad
zeal. fits aud assures the honest
people Of the Union that their
day of deliverance is not far distant,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

POSTAGE on thir,l-class matter and
transient newspapers was doubled. by
an act passed 81 OF March. That is, it
will be now one cent for each ounce or
fraction thereof, insteai of one cent for
two ounce, g.. :, much for the pow
err of the EXPIRES. Companies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

VIZ have received copy of the
able speech made in the last Congress
ly Hon. j. u. Beck. on the bill u
suspend tho writ Of habeas corpus, and
wish that our space permitted US TO
make several long extracts from il. 1t
was the best speech on the bill that
uss made.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

80 NOrH-Thr0ugh passengers can eh1ngr cars
at Lebanon Junction arriving Al Cincinnati juno
,an IN tin.s 10 connect with short Line trains, ar
Tiyiug at Cincinnati At Gas. This ualn connects
for all points E,lst. Trains of j. NJ l. u, ", and
o. 4 NJ r. H. leave Main depot In lpuist lille on ar
rival OF train nom STAFFORD. Nv this Hue AMI ny
a. : Mail Line steamers pas-sugcrs connect TOT AT
poini. Snrlh. E.st aud West. Passengers gazing
South via Memphis Line n Memphis and Points
beyond laayr Lebanon Junrtiun = % y. A. bulug
by Montgomery line Ia Nashville aud points be-
yond leave Lebanon Junction az 292 A. n. Trains
leave Louisville daily, except sunday a. .; - o. ma
and run 10 liithmnnd withuui change. Passengers
Gao leave Louis, lie at 10 y and overtake THIS in
Lebanon Junction.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

The oratorical combat between &c
lected students of the various colleges
of Indiana, which took place recent
ly, was won by Mr.. McTald, of the
State University. The second prize
won by Mr.. Tomiinson,of me North.
western Christian University. There
were seYen combaiants.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

The Black Hills certainly contain
gold, silver, and other precious metals
in great abundance, and thousands
will flock there this Spring and sum
mer.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE

10 k.reNy sI,er 10 ". pahlic that lhe arm Of
Milton A CampbcIl ga. this day dissolved by mu'
trsl eoas ~. v. J. Csmptrll has by purrhasc be-
-ons the ps>e~s-r u all sccounts Mates SUITS rip.
siops etc. due the sad srm; and has assumed all
tks liabilities 81 the ssid hrm. BY an srrsnssmsut
Win our -ucre-nr, Mr.. ". .. Walton, b. will fnl-
All all our cos,rncts for adserising aud salsiip-
i,sss 70 the frat day of March. 1913 Partis. sho
hsvs psSA their sulsr-pticn in advance Of Mar
ia iiys VII 10 furnished ~fih The paper by Mr..
NJ p walton fsr the mll time nr which the,
have yssa psrtiee having claim. sgainst the hrn
" Miiscn 4 CsmPbsll are requested 70 present
tkrrs n " j. Campeil Tor settlement. f"tir- sho
eve the frm will pay their indebtedns.. ~ b. J.
ss.,pl,~l a. agents whom he may authafise ~ il-
lscs- In r-r,itting hy mail sddrc>s hi1 al sian
JssvI 10 care q the isrrHioR Journal.
". ". HILTON,
.. J. nj
S.ssssrd, Ky, Jan. -, 1875. lott
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19
a NAN in New York Kiiiei a cit,

4 NAN in New YORK Kiiied CIT;
because he said the cat made an attack
upon him. This reminds us Of the
story Of the man who had stolen and
killed = sheep, aud the owner coming
upon him with the sheep on his shout
der, said: Why did you kill my sheep
The answer was: Sir I would kill any
man. sheen that would bite me
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

Iris said that the man who drew
the 500. 900 in the Louisville Libra
~ Lottery last year. invested 500 II
the last one, but drew nothing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

Mrs. J. II. CAMPBELL, of Mcrshon's
Cross R,rls, Ky, hal two nine pound
buys at one birth the other day
N upitip Echo.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19
CANDIDATES.

wear authorized 10 announce Capt. TrOs. u.
siINNKS, Candidate Zoe the legislature a. the
ensuing August election.
C. T. HINRLE, II shelby county, i Csndi-
date Gr Eesi.ter " tho Land Once subject 10 The
action OF the Democratic parry.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

THERE were three colored gentle
men" on Baltimore grand jury, but
50 white was their color that the Judge
took them all for white mea except
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

TnroS is trying Dcecher and Beech.
er /. trying Tilton--it is dog cat dog.
and the women pick the homes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

GRANT is about to make Ben But
Ter Attorney General. What nextY
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19
DEPoRT or THE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL BANK |
At NuONTICEILO.
In the state OF Kentucky, at the Close OF
Business, March I, 1875.

tuuutN 81 NsN"ts
Nv J. k.niri 4, Presi dent Of the abovc-uans,i
hsnt do solcunly swear that the above sisiensni
/. true ~ thu lei u my knowledge ant belief
". J. ktNDRItk Ircst.
subac,ihcd aud sworn TO before nc thl. 10Th day
q March, lsii. ". :. NlLhiit, y u
CORRECT Attest
e. W. INuRta, !
NJ T.. S.LIKE, : Director.
Y. a. kISpMk,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19

Palace cars are run south 10th ways Ntthcul
shansr a. Nashville, Chattanooga. Wena-
phis. Atlanta. Montgomery. W"eo",
Mob IT,. New Orleans. Jack sonNiIis,
Ita AMI all other intenncliaie points
Ticket Oiace AZ Drpoi.
c ArNORE. Gen'l rass a Text Ast
~ AsrHoSY Ag'i stsuford, Ky
iN.tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19
T"E
Oar SON III o u S E,
FORMERLY MILLER HOUSED
Il. CARSON, PROPRIETOR,
LANCASTER, KY.

The undersigned haviAs purchased the Miller
lI1u-e Ia Lancaster Ky aud reht;r'i II up m siot
style he latcn himself that he Is able 10 treat his
guests with a. good accommodation a. anv Hotel
can IN the interior Of Kentucky. Having had
thirty years cgpTtnco, on and On, ia the business
he thlnks he knuws hos o. make the waNi arsr tesl
at home lie has g.il liaT, and a Clerk unsur-
pas-e BY any--thc veteran John Romans, Sho has
had years uf Ckperienre In the business. hond
stable sell hllri With prossnder, With the hosi Of
hosttTs. Thanks H. IN" suul people ilr past isNors
aud AZ peace j. made la this place, Ne hope YOU
will not he back ward Ia stopping Al Lancaster, aud
80 a. CARSON
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19
n. ereslsu fnarx annrnss.

U q vi
s.ssssrd, Ky, Jan. -, 1875. iso-u
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02
Matt. Carpcnter----A Racy
EDislic

Tx Senator Matt. II. Carpenter. o
Wisconsin. has written to es -Senstoi
Chandler letter. DENYING any su
fhority to use bis name In connertiof
with the National Greenbacs Con
yention. which met in Detroit. II il
an amusing epistle, and contains
these characteristic passages:
II have long since ceased to PR
tend 10 any knowledge in regard to
nv business or engagements except
what read in the morning paper.
which consult daily to ascertain
where an gong. what lawsuits |
am retained in. what | am in favor
OF. how | stand On the third term.
and NV future course not only in re-
gard to pending questions, but in re
gard to those subjects which NAV or
NAV no. rise in the future.
Il have learned one thing. and |
tell il to vou for your future gai-
dance contradict what news
paper saFs-
..Souls months ago the Milwaukee
Mars published AT internal false
hood about me being ont Of the SEN
ate. | though, I had a rigat 70 con
tradiet if.soI wrote q civil note TO he
paper Tor that purpose. Ii published
only one word of nv letter, and that
because. a ii said. | had spelled err
roneously, and editorially said if !
would live in peace. | had better
mind nv own business. | took the
hint. for If there is ANYTHING dear to
nv soul it is TO live in peace. s. |
never contradict newspaper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02
The snarpess HI.ca! Transas'
ton.

4 California exchange relates a
story about a solid old farmer who
came into town. aud learning that
wheat was being sold readily at 81
and upward, felt rather chagrined
over the fact that he had disposed OF
his crop the previous week at Sl.G::i.
He told the commission merchant to
whom be sold his grain that inasmuch
as he had made good speculation
on his former buy he ought now to
purchase the balance of his crop at Il
good round sum. When asked how
much wheat he had left he replied
Zone SACK" and that he wanted the
highest figure that had been paid to
anybody this season, namely, $3.50.
The buyer Immediately closed the
bargain and took the wheat. Our
agricultural friend then strolIed
around town, and stated that he sold
his wheat The didn't say how much)
at $3.50, and that the market was
.awav up. No body believed him.
and bets were freely offered and
taken that there was nothing in it.
The farmer kept taking the bets and
sending his victim to the grain deal
err for proof, until he gathered about
him SO, in coin. 1t was the sharp
est wheat transaction Of the season,
beside being capital joke. The
best part of the latter is that one of
the viclimized betting gentlemen is a
,lerk in the house where the enor-
nous sale was made, and was sold
or much larger sum than the cere-
|.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02
;|3|l "; sa; ;sz St

IT ~" 7E"Hot'heI Sperta1lM n he Age IN
He Treatment n pRTpA TIE ry/POyTC ona
/ IRfNAR} DISEASES SENIN4L wa Il
AfasS The result of early indiser4tinrs q
other causes. producing Nervousness, Pfm-
paired Slght. Loss Of Memory and Manhood
permanently cured. The Cream OF Medical
LITERATURE. illustrated with chaste en-
cravings explaining who may marry. why
not, Why. The impedments to marriage
I1Flf nature. cause and cure. Price, %
ohH'S sent IN plain sealed envelope La
fese requiring surgical n d, medical attend
teal. or advice, may cali or address the doe
can ihEalids provided with private apart.
mehtS, board, attendance, &C. Cure guar
positively cured Iv
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02

The Philadelphia authorities have
forbidden the little boys Of that city
to liz kites any more in the highways
Of public squares under Il penalty Of
- Tor each ofense. The principal
provocatioo for this order seems to
&c the fact that the wires q the tele-
graph get 50 Uttered up with kites,
and sometimes 50 injured by the
tite-dyers in rcScuing their property,
a. to = useless for hours.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02

The prevalence Of the base bal II
fever was observable the other day
in one Of Monitors best families
where at the breakfast table, the
oldest boy had occasion to ask for
another buscut "Giye me ho,
one, mother" he said, "send i, with
twist His father immediately
battei him out and scored one on his
back.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02

tn the failure Of e. ;. Whistler. at
Davenport, that city gets badly scali.
Ell. a. all ba. $4,000 OF the SO, 900
tia. he owes is due 10 or has the en-,
dorsement Of Davenport men. Ii Is
said that the Davenport National
Bank alone loses $4,000 by him
TIE same bank lost $4,000 BY the
failure Of the Cook County Nationa
Bank q. Chicago. But j. i strong
anl can stand il.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02

We learn f.em special 70 The
Marshall 7ta,ss that the Eldora Re-
form School Investigation has been
brought 10 a close. and that Prof.
MeCartv has been re-insta' ed. The
investigation has lasted since the
2sth Of April las, and the Board Of
Trustees have conducted IT, The
Marshall Times is happy. and, Of
=. cansre. the Eidora Le9gea' is not.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02
William II, Tuthili
Lex5 Fonike

Levi FonIks Cedar county
and unknown owners District Court.
OF the u. section 81. November Term,
Township ., y OF I~-5
Rsrgs. q vest Of the
5th r. NJ, Cedar eoun-
~. Iowa
state Of Iowa County Of Cedar Sc: To Levi
Fouiks and any and all unknown per-
sons claiming title to the west half of the
northeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter Of said northeast quarter of Sec
ton thirty 81. in Township seventy whine
- north OF hange three ISL. west OF the
5tm principal meridian, situate in the
comfy 81 Cedar aforesaid:
Ion aud each Of you are hereby notified
that there l. now on file in the office Of the
Clerk 81 he District Court OF the county Of
Cedar aforesaid. petition Of William H.
Tufhiil claiming the title and ownership
in fee simple Of the west half Of the north
east quarter and the northeast quarter
Of section thirty az. in town
s.tn seventy n ne ~ north of Range three
:! it west Of the 18th principal meridian, stu
/ containing one hundred and twenty acres
/ BE- the same more or less. By virtue Of a
{ sale NJ the same at public tax sale on the
4 5th Of October. 1875, for the deIinquenttaxes
( OF the year ts6- and q conveyance of the
same by the Treasurer Of said county In
/ con formji- with the statute. to the said
Bilfam IT TuthIll as the assignee Of the
tax purchaser thereof, which conveyance is
dulv recorded in book ?. page l43. of tax sals
deeds of tAe records OF said county.
And spu the said defendants are hereby
require. 4. appear a. the next term G. said
District Court and show cause why your
/ claim al title 10 the above described rea
estate shall not De set aside and he forever
barred and fnreclosed both in law an6
equity.
Aud t@a' unless ynu appear and defend
on before noon of the second day of th'
next term Of said District Court. to ne be
gun ard held at Upton in said county OF
/ The snfy-secpnd day OF November, 1876
/ default will ne entered against you and
Il M Is N q
Of tile petitioner.
WILLIAM II. TTTHILL.
TIE foregoing notice having been sub
/ mifted r. me-, together with the petition
the same lis hereby approved and il is or
aerea tnat the same be published for 81.
suaussEix. waaksint Tho linton ADIFRTIS EFT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02

The Coucil Bluffs No1yuriei has a
receipt To keep dogs from going mad.
Il is this: Get tab or bucket foil
of water. pu. in two ounces OF salt
and four ounces Of borax: immerse
the dogs head in this solution and
hold il there seven and one half min
utes. /, cures the dog If all bad
tricks. besides removing all danger
of nydrophobia The salt and bo-
rax may be omitted II the dog pre-
faez 10 take it straight. :
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02

The best narrow gauge that Bur
lngton can construct is one which
goes By water power. 1t requires
but one rail-,hat one round and
hollow-and it carries but one kind
Of freight. But that one kind is oi
more importance 10 city than any
narrow gauge railroad can be.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02
DIR. G.. A. BOHANNAN

'ui'S All rtFat' iihs'tsts Mithubt titc use of
mercury. Charges reasonable. tIuaraataes to
cu"e all fnrms OF ''~permatorrhCA, - or ssNent-
mihal Weakness In from 10 weeks time
ofhce No. 6IS North Pm Street. bet wash
lnefon ave, SErcsFt. 1T. Louis, Me. Establshrd
in 81, Louis ~ ls9T.
Er~Dr. D.. Treatise on Special Disea-
ses which tuiiy explains the nature. causes
symptoms, etc, of "spHrnatSrrhpa II ar
seminal Weakness Syphilis and valuable
Information on other delicate subjects t,.sI
FREE Ia scaled IuyeIo-c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02

-IsY pgor, u r. I.AcRolx

-Inr rnoF, j r LAoEoix.l
Isthe question oil expanding or de-
pIeiing the existing volume Of paper
money matter Of moral right q
wrong. Justice or injustice. Or II II
an affair az mere discretionary expe-
diencrs Nav equally enlightened
Christians stand with moral impnnlty
On either side Of the question:
III order TO an answer. let rs flrsi
ask what money iss
Money is means for the inter
change OF property Whatever per
fect'v effects this i, or might be. per
feet money. II a greenhack nertec'.
tly represents definite qusatam OF
property value. il is perfect money,
aud hence il absolutely ~ gool as
its face value in wheat or gold. but
the difficulty i 70 ~ 4 e e mus
representative.
The difference CT praeiieaa ssias ~
4 paper dollar and gold dollar ties
in ths fact that the paper dollar bears
its value y promise, while me
gold dollar bears is "a hssT Esi-
IDENTITY. Therefore, the paper doaaaf
viii approximate tue Taiae Of tue goo
dollar in proportion 10 tie pn7he
confidence II the properly. soiiitF
and moral integrity .. the 'Fa
ment issuing T. .Ana me discount
On the papef dolaa- q sFy tine = me
exact measure g nov Inae1 's'ls eea'-
f3enee lsiis Ct beng complete. II :
government often changes haaas' II
i sometimes gees BACK oa II prom.
ises: i i -ets eser % slight FePa-
tstlsn- then IL E1r9FBlsaFy money stte-
sssa1fy al below par II =. tHeh,
ssnpsy IKE note On nelgHo2f ..
r5esesy repase 8os honesty
Parer money Il. theFeiere' away
of merely eo1tlu-ent representative
ralae. u Az ftaa rfftzens 81 rs ss5F-
eminent bad perfect essia slsieiaee I'D us
VISION u net ISSUING. toe much prom
Fsory Easaef, q also M rs moral IN
tegFatx aad - permanent sta9liity,
fhea lts greeaasaess would &c a. god
= god IS Il. domestic purposes. u.
tEFtaeEFElaEe, tae 81 q ten NATIONS &&
he word ID each similar repnta.
fIon 4 bone, zEad y al q them naa
perfect confidence II can o'her, then
Ire paper MONEY 81 each several na-
fiou Woasa not o1sT stand - par 3:
home. aat would s.so pass equally
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02
DIR. WHITTIER,

60. vi y. Ch1rle3 Street, Sc. Louis, 10,
70 trest all Of 10 marriage hooa
arluss every Aimsnt sickness which results from
~ .fehon Or imprndence, with unparalleled success
49, establishment IL chartered by the State Of h,s
as founded aud hss been tabiishef 10 seeuss
$780,. aud reliable relief. Being graduate y
,.a. eolcai colleges, and having the experience OF
saneessfn life In his speesiias be has perfeo
nst are erseual in all these His patiees
$500 s'ssi@d BY mali express eyerswheie. 70
sPphcaGona he Ia enabled 10 keep his charges
ios 80 pages giving full n, mn,oms for two stamps.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-02

NJ ere rswe8v i louder
J ] ]. ]. ]. ] !. ], !. J.
called for b. the necessities 81
sars and safe cure fNr Fever
saa ASas. such are new
AA saahlea q as1sx, with perfect
eaxxsinsv that il VIII eradicate
thr iIssSse. and with assar.
srrs f.an.sg<s an praef, that no harm can arise
ff,sgp il ase in ans gaSassty.
Thaf whseh ptetsrss nom or prevents ms dls-
-y~s.sw ,sass ~ 81 immense service tn the COM
So i Aera il prevails. FFrrrNffaN i better
49, sra far the patient escapes the risk which
- rsss ysan ts valeat attacks OF this haieial dis
trs4s-ae IAas Ig9s sSgeEs tire mtssmatlr
s'sss5ss II ErsYg s>p sugs FIRM the system,
ana s.reyant@ the development Of the disease. ii
tskxn On tie arst spnrasen 81 IT. nFemoattaTy
svmpsaEas. II i lot only TIRE test rtssasSty ever
80 discovered fer sAis class OF complaints aast
Also re cheapest The large quantity we sup
nv foy 4 dollar brings i within the rcsch of
syerybaiy. sud IN bilious districts, where
EFxEE s>n AGEE prevails, evers beds should
nave Il ana aSe il fFely, both for cure and pro.
te-s5on II i hoped this price viii place Il within
tie reAsh Of alt-thc poor as well a. the rich.
a gveat ssssss rinrSsv Af this remedy over any
cfasar ever discovered Tor the speedy and certain
care II IatefuItTentS il, that il contains no oni.
nine ~ mineral; consequently i produces no
qnials4a ar other Injurious effects whatever npcn
the constitution. Those cured Ny IL are left -
hsssathr a. If taey hal never bad the disease.
Ferer AMI \ cue Ii not alnne the consequence
af the HsIasmatfe poison. 4 great VARIETY II Dis
orders arse from is irritation, among which
- Saursle1a gheam atism, tout. Headache.
EglssslneSs. Ioathsche. Earaches tatarrh. Ash.
Yss Plantation. Painful Affection ef Tire spleen.
Hv>serfrS PAIN IN the Bowels. taiie, Paralysis,
AMI gierangVnen1 Of ths stomach all n which,
when originating II this cause. put on The in.
tavYoff;ent tvpe. Or become periodical This
..TtRyr ex1sels NE poison from the blood and
consequently cures them ali alike. Ii i an In,
valuable protection - immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing III the mals
nous districts. II tzken occasionally or tiasl9
uaiAs exposed 10 the infection, that VIII he ~
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