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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-27
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

These celebrated cars arc run on oil nigh
aims on all the lines OF this road.
This is the ONLY tiSB running these cars
between Chicago aud st. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee
At omaha our Sleepcrs COZ meet with the
Overland sleepcrs on the Union Pacific Rail
roaG or all points west OF The Missouri
River Among the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-27

a Danbury man wishing 10 engage
several bushels of potatoes from u
party IN the suburbs, asked a neighhot
what SOFT Of q man no was well,
sal a the conscientious neighbor. ~
doa't know much about him, hut |
should think he would make tiptop
stranger
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-27

Let not mirth be thy profession. lest
thou become q make.spot.. lie that
bpt gained the title OF Jester let him
assure himself the fool Ia not far of.
.Quatles.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-27

A Fifeshire man recently took his
child 70 the minister 10 be baptized,
who asked him: care you prepared
for SO solemn and important an occa.
sion p" Prepared q he echoed with
some indignation, al haze lrlot O han.
mock bakin' two hams, an a gallon o
the hest Highland whisky: an' wud
TO like ken what better preparations ye
eVpeck from aman IN my condition o
life,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-27
Chicago ana Nor.hwo,,ern Railway.

Close connections me made az Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
igan Genital, Baltimore aud Ohio, Pittsburgh,
Pan llandle Routes, Tor all Iuiuls EAST and
-OpTHEASf, aud with the CHICAGO and Altol
and limos Central tor al points SOUTH.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific K. r. Il Omaha ior III far Was
points
Close connections are made Gt junction
points with trains OF Oh cross roads.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-27
INDICTMENTS OFFERED ny THIS
ROUTE

10 the travelling public ere en- the modern
Rock aud Gravel Ba.iasted
Track, steel Rails Rock and Iron Bridges,
Parlor and Drawing Room Day COACHES,
Smoking and Loupfug C.rs, WESTINGHOUSE
Safety Air Brake, MiIle's patca. saiety
Coupling snd Platform, speed, SAFETY and
Absouie Comfort
RunninE Through rive Grcnt state
and oper.ng over o,0o0 miles % road. tfis
Company presents e lhp traveller facilities
that AIRS Nor aud ctyNor he offered 3,
9uy Competitor
All ticket agent. car sell you tickets via
Ibis route
lfyou wish the hest travelling socomm1ia
tuus, Won will bug yeur tickets 10y this route,
and will take no other
GARNlN HUGHl1r,
General Superintendent
W II sTENNETT,
General Passenger Agent
l9v.wk
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-27
CHICAGO
AND
Northwestern
RAILWAY.

Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittburgh,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
lreal, QuJbsc, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Ballimore, Washington, saint
/ uis, Cairo, San Francisco, Sac amento, Og.
den, salt Lake City, Denver, Council BUDS.
Marquette. E,canaha, MauesIa, Madi on,
Cheyenne, Omaha, lanktoD, Green Bay, Nil.
wsukee, and all pants West, South and East,
should buy their ticket via CHICAGO and the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-27
CIT RCH DIRECTORY.

Congregational Services az l0H o'clock
a ~ and - o'clock P NJ. Sabbath school at
~ NJ, svery Sunday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 10 \ o'clock A. N. aud
and 6 ). o'clock P N. Sabbath school at ~ NJ.
BpIsoopal-services at 10 o'clock A II and
o'clock P. Sunday school at I'm Seats
tree
Baptist : Sermon 20 1919 o'clock a. NJ. Sab
bath .ch-ol At 2 Bible reading ~ P. N. All
are invited
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

BLACK WALNu lrgr proportion
of the cheap vrnc"rinw in u~r i ma @
from plain black walnut The n:,naf.t,-
sur"rs call this branch Of ne bu~ no-- tha,r
" sugar trade. hec1tl~r profits in hi~ l.-
partmc have been pared dpWn 20 ~Ir4
an exceedingly fine point fnrm,t \
stripped, moulcl, and bJi>.e cred N1'u +.
wa worked mt" venrrr> IN I'r9" Il" n l.
ur>, bat now the fashions run To- pl1n and
bnrl walnut almost exclusively ii em II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

Other in the right side fter months Of
suffering he got we'll Neither of them
asked for a discharge, bul both rceum, i
iheir commands when they got we'll and
fought the waE out to thr bitter end, md.
to-day. are partners in wholesale gro-
Gerry business down south. doing !. .rpnh
business. and verifying the visa TT of
Byron. that {" \ soldier braves ,tr,,h." "
etc, etc
Trusting that the above truthful narra-
uve will be a lesson to some people north
and south, that stayed on the outside and
yelled, " Seek dog" and are still not sat
/ l>tlcd with the result of the war, let me
subscribe myself 4 reconstructed confcd-
crate surgeon.-Ckictgo I'ribuNe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19
IA incident Of the War.


On thr l-h Ilv If june. 1868, wit
uee-,.j X. lu i,tnorn Il Capt. Jones' com
u4t.Giu- 4 federal ~-,u.. aud Capt FIv.
-puuyu4in. Il r,h,I scout. in Green conn
ty. I.t~' Trnnr-~.. Tho-r two men had
been tirttiny ,-t-h other for ~ months
N5jh ,hr fortunes Of hslt.r in the ftyor OF
1u and th,n tIl, O. her Their commands
yvgy c.uurod "a either ~il,. of LICK crerk.
/ i.'cr. anal sluggish stream. too deep to
ford an 700 shallow for = ferry boat: bu;
thprrA bridge ~ptnnri the stream for he
relvruicnvr Of Tie travelling public Each
of tn m 4u1rdrd lhi~ bridge. that commu-
nicatjon should 20 neither notth OH south
il, thc railroad track h.l h-,n broken NJ
months before After lighting each other
for several months. AMI contr-tinr the
puin, a. 10 which should hpll the briArr.
thcr agreed to ti.ht a d.,c1. the conqurror
80 hold the brl, ~ Uul !-'lltt,l tor the imp
being. Jones gave thy chaIlcnrr. and
Fry accepted The terms were that they
should fight with navy pistols 1t twenty
wards apart, deliberately walking toward
each other and firing 9til thr last cham
h,r IF their pistols was discharged. unless
nnn or tie other fell before All the dis
caar-y.~ wrrc made. rhnv chose tlleir See
,.u.l~. AMI ~ .rrd upon i r,brI surgeon Cl~
ha was the ul'r one in either c0mmand.
t. attend them IN ,.i>,, Of DANCER.
Jones was crttlirlv y inn looking frl-
low with liylt hiir and blue cyc~. five
feet .,n inches in height. looking cvcrv
inch til" military chirflitn He was a
man that soldiers would admire and ladie-
regarded With admiration. never saw a
! man more cool, determined. and hcroi,
under Nuch circumstances | have read OF
| the deeds If rAival!v anl kni4nt-errantry
ia fIn ,,,iI}}n .,.r.> ..n,1 of In. ~. ,,,..,, i
/ haImcd in modern ,oo-v: h.t. when SAW
this man Jones come to the durli,t
scratch. tioht;ng. not for real or suppo>ed
vr,nns tn himself In, =. H.. l',1e,,I,
1i.nu~ht. for Iii, conn.ry and tn. GLORY "a
HE Il ~ could not hrln aIoirinr th,
man. notvilh> anJinr he fought for the
frcrdnm uf the negro, which WAS opposed
to.
FRY WAS man fiIi >i\ feet lloh. !, n
der. with lung. wavv. curling hair, icI
Hack c,ce, wearing 4 ~Ioucn hit ana c,ro,
~uit. ana looking rather the demon than
the man. There WAS nothing terocious
about him: but he hll that sn;f-sufli .i,nt
nonc!lllan,r that said. F" will XIII Won
Without doubt he was brave. cool. and
colle.ted. and. although suffering from =
terrible h,sh wound in his left arm. re-
ccived u week before, he manifested no
symptoms Of distress, but seemed ready
for the fight
The ground wa, s:erped eff 10y the sec
onds, pistols loaded and exchanged, and
the principals brought face to face. | Shall
never forget that meeting. Jones, in his
military hovish mood. as they shook
hand. remarked that
A soldier braves death far a G,nriful wreath.
When IN sl"fs's romantic career.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19
T.!i. Mn IE.AE;',, FETE.

The Ncw Year, come 10 his estate,
was bent ca giving grand f,te
To all Of his relations.
THc Season, lir,t receive their cards
y noble race oft sung by blrI-.
AMI OF exalted stations.
Sp.in=, Young and innocent ana gay,
All clad in =. On and white array,
And crowned with sweetest hpwcr,;
Ana splendid >ummcr, joyous dame,
Y,t IN Itns In her eyes flame
Nl4hl end III thunle, showers.
Autumn, the richest of the race,
Win blessing, IN her -un-browne.l face.
And gils for all that me, her,
ed q uniting Nnler. Though twas known
ii,'d LETT to >plng his wealth and throne,
And surely would forget her
The Months a steady, wealthy clan,
IIa no objections t. the plan,
And -,,ii they'd MI lhc,r places
The eek are workers. nnGcr>t4nd
- took lhrlr ,;ld with dnty hand,
I'rt very pleasant faces.
Tie Day, Of course, we're not forgot;
But ihry a4c -ucn motley lot
P,nt N!oA tcll a-mochtn-:
Wen. F. -Atncn tiun'h e3-~cycnty-~n
II4- got hin.-, II N 4 ulre fin
>ulc"i ttsc H.y- ,tc III ,-tioYr
lhcr,'7 Na-ntn--pay. WHO wants u hnoA !:
-" aINt}7 -IoA.- .ud -lun4oe> 20.
i~n aiIc.ufil lad .so~-c.. her:
AMI >ioI u--nay, ~ ~ ii a mu,7
l"O,, t.niA some -prlt,, - nj *. 4 ti--,
IIlIiu IA b Ia}sAct tp~.clncr,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

Country book peddler to Fourth-St,
Woman" Yes, b;'t lie work is both in
structive and humorous. Fourth-St.
woman-That amt the point. You see
my husband has crippled 50 many agents,
and you're nice-looking young man. and
hate to see you hurt, That's him comm
in the back way" The young man said
there was nothing compulsory about it,
and was gone.-7erre Hamc Express.
One of the bankers reioices in the
possession of an Irish clerk, who. a few
days since got off this SPLENDID bull: The
banker entered his office one morning and
having occasion for the services of this
clerk asked him if he were busy. lie re-
piled that he was writing 20 one of the
firms correspondents, to say that the
could not answer his letter, because he
had omitted to give his address -'-larts
Letter..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

A CHEAr Fr,IG AroE-The following
will be found 10 be a cheap AMI pleas ,nt
fumigator for sick rooms. ditfusinr u
hcalthful. agreeable, anil highly pcnctra'-
inc disintcctlnt od,r in close apartments.
or wherever the air i, dettrior..Ici:
Pour common vinegar on powdered
chalk until effcrvescencc ceases leave the
whole to settle. and pour off the liquid.
Dry the sediment. and place it in a shall
low cartherli or glass dish, and pour upon
it sulphuric acid until the white fumes
commence arising. This vapor very quick
" spreads. is very agreeable, punyent.
and acts as a powerful purifier Of vitiated
air.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

POWER OR IMAGINATIoN.-Thc other
day 4 Dctroiter (>ays the Free FrcSs) took
home book containing several anecdotes
showing the power of imagination, and.
after reading them to his wife, he tenderly
said:
Now, Angelne, you may some time
imagine that You hear me kissing the
servant girl in the other room, and you
see how base it would be to accuse me Of
such n thing"
John Henry she replied, in a smooth
no matter what that book says"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19
The SttNarde>>> story.

f;iirttu-fpu f,.n 'IItt -
The >ttnardc>>'> story.
"'N iI''>. ''''l.'>:''I- "i'' h''ln-
IL Nc. III iir sweet ''I''e I"'!h' ,h' h"hi'
.Wt~iu''. hit IN 'hr saloon OF >outhWAr'
""'h4 S'e5Vh'F' where 'n'ic was h"'h'h-
90 F'lilIh,' one, o! 'i''' '''e''',i season Z"
?.''' anu 700 '-W III N'N' >"IlitrN eros
~ 'N'' ''''' NiI','. one + ''~N'.l'=''1 i''
!I~ith'd over h.r >''U'-I"'ih "!'r. II WA
I "i!| "'@h'. we were Just oil ape Hat
.''',, ""' ''', we, l"''I"9 I'A' "
''i''- III 'iI NUNS 81 ''l'' Sl'ii my SET
a" III H'> '''' :'
ar '''N '''' ~,
~''M IlH' noe ''' r,''IF 'ii'"-' ana '''
,'i'''I I'.i'l> "' 'I'' S'I'"'> ''>9'' u '''''
rf;r i,i ~ :,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

When one of = fathers " business friends
drives into the yard ut about half past
eleven, the good wife knows that he will
surely stay to dinner. Father is II great
storv-tcler. and he likes 20 get hold Of a
new auditor How apt'y comes a frown
of dsmay and di-peasure on the smooth
fair face of his help-meet. What can be
done? Work is going on according to the
dav's plan in The kitchen; the dinner was
ARRANGED for none but the family; the
children are coming home from school and
making u clatter all is hustle and con-
fusion. She feels that the best dishes
must be used. and something extra cooked
for the inopf ortune guest. Now good
woman. don't do it, Your fine dinner,
with it, attendant irritation and upset
tino." will taste no better than what you
had prepared Mike no difference in
your plans, but seat your visitor with a
smile and easy greeting, at your hospita-
bic board: and lie will feel more comfort
able and happy than though you gave him
a banquet lon save temper and trouble,
and gain the enjoyment of giving yeur
friend real cosy time. A sensible person
knows that farmers do not have six courses
upon their tables daily, and the wholesome
hearty fare. with good nature and hospita-
bic cordiality, will be tinctured with Il
sweet. domestic sense that is inevitably
lost in all grand dinners. Smiles and
n ,atn 3ss are sauce T homely meals.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

'round ni~ neck; then fell on hi, should
r like one dead
Il here are 10 words 10 tell Nou N am
Of the joy AMI liapp;nc>, we knew in our
little cottage that thliStm1S-}av. We
cpuIdn reaiiza il ourselves. didn't dare
to take my eyes from CIrtrlir for Il mo
ment, lc,t | should look back anl find
him "o"c. Minnie and pcpita both sat
clm@lng 70 him and c:tlcs~ing him. ilc
had 4 long story 70 tel us Of >hipwlcrk
upon shjpwrcck, of long waiting upon
lonely Islands. Watching month after
months for sails which seemed never to
come adventures through which many a
poor ''ilor has pissed, and from which
many oac h.d never como back to tell the
story Charlie did
"lh1t NIGHT, sitting by the fire after the
chll'ilrn had left Us alone made Charlie,
promi-" M that he would never leave me
gan, b3t would give up the sea and stay
with rs in the cottage
Il d'in't realize till lone nftcrward how
hard il bud been for him to promise me
that. hnd come to have such Il terror OF
the ect that couldn't realize how, sailor
heart drli4h.cl in ii. When years had
passed, aud Minnie ana Prpita hid mar
rirl :tIi left u> alone. began to feel how
hungry tiHulic WAS for the lit,. he had
lowed >, much. H. used to spend hi TIM,
wander ~ abOut the docks and going on
board the ships in from fore IN ports ana
sometimes he would lit on til e. Il Iol hours
with h'- -pY-@lI~~, watching the passing
vessels. amt more than once | heard him
SIGH ~ if his heart WAS bursting: bat |
Nould novcr listen when ir ~pokc of ~
ing 10 ~D:l again, until At l,~t his health be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

Un~onndncss of brain i, often known
only to its poSscS>or. There j. Il stage
Of consciousness in which II pcr>on may
bc inceS>antly at war with himself, and
with the promptin.> of Il double mind
urging him 10 10 All! say thin~s abhorred
by his better self.
am not conscious Of the decay.
wrote Il patient to his adviser, " or su- pi-
rlon Of amy Of the powers of the mind !
am as we'll able n ever was to attend
II my huSinro~. My family suppose me
III health. yet the horrors of a mad house
are staring me full in the face am 4
martyr to 4 species of persecution from
within which is becoming intolrrtble
am urged To say the most shocking bias
phemies, and obscene words are ever on
my tongue. Thank God. have been able
to resist; but | often think must yield ii
! last. and then shall be d~graced and
ruined The famous Bishop Bntlcr is
said to lrve been elEagcd in such con-
fct for the greater part of hi, life.
Akin to this phaS" of un>oundnc>, i the
desire 50 commonly felt 10 throw ones
self from height, or 10 give Utterance ii
/ Inappropriate times. ~ when Charles
Lamb hur>t ont laughing at 4 funeral. In
such moments Of temptation the MYSTERY
# reason over the inclination di,tingtli>hc>
the sane from the insane and it j. ONLY
III. sustained eccontricitv Of thought ana
mode of life which point, 10 4 condition Of
the brain hctokcning n>lnitv
Very noteworthy are som, Of the early
symptoms of disorder. OF one Of these,
tie undue civilizations of he ~cil>,~. IN in
stance j 9ivrn, whrrr the patient felt
such IN * r.lprdinarv ,cutrne-> @: hear
ing. th,' hr h,:trl the least sound ut the
bottom OF hs house. nd WIS able to tell
he hour hv lis watch 1t a distance which
he could not ordinarily see the han1>
Nom"imcs incipent disease i indie ted
by Il perver>ion Of The sense of touch. as
IN the ease of 4 patient who. from the fancy
that every thing lie touched wa- greasy,
was continually washing his hands Other
W. Il marked symptoms are the los of
memory. deterioration in hand writing
the use of wrong words in conversation
and double vision.
Delicate AZ the organization Of the brain
must b., il is surprising to read Of the
hard knocks it can bear. not only without
injury. bat even to il advlntt e. One
MN who lost half bis bl:In through
.uppuration Of the skull, preserved his
ntcNcccu1l faculties - the day of his
death; and the brain, Of >oliirrs htv,4 be II
known % carry bullets without apparent
Inconvenience, ana % undergo eI:,tions
for the extraction Of foreign bodies without
los Of power.
\ physician who was afflicted with an
.bnorma! cerebral growth which pressed
upon the cavities Of the brain, so aS to
YurIlyze one sd Ct tue body, ana rcnder
h;m s1eeuhles-, retained possession Of his
I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

tlen; and although he tired to speak cheer
ful words, could see that he was AImos
wild with anxiety. II never forget thai
time. when sat day and night on the cab
IN floor with Minnie clmgng to my drc->
and poor little I"pla IN my arms, Listen
| inG to the waves crashing against The shin
a> If every moment would be our Last.
The sailors would come down now ano
| then for drop OF hot coffee and to warm
their frozen fingers. for every thing on
'lcrl, was covered with ice. They hadn't
the heart, poor fellows, 10 speak to tho
children, and | saw more tn1n on" ar on
lh'lr r""9n I, ti''hS Wh'h ;''H l,'H''i a II
''"" ''r' 9''' ''l'',' ''''' q
o"I "c' l'''i' l'''l''9 III i''' ''''' '''S' ''">
''oT way
nnl ''oI >'Hr' rs 'l',, ".; ~ .l',
'1ci.n oi '1l': r'T'i,i, '"'H 'n' ,i' ',i''''
~ ''n'. W. vi 't'''. 'i''' ''''ii', -
''':' ":vn ''i '''I H'.t' c ~
We '"l-ilt JI9' "N wen 'i''' I'll Ii,'u NV '''i-
rl NtN' lol l'lc >il'l' W. 'lHI'ot l'Il'i,9>
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

STATE LrGISI ,rI Er>-Tl.r following
table gives the number of Representatives
IN the senate md a->"mhl Of clrh STATE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

WHAT MIGHT ASroNISH \ MODERN
BHLLE. -Emrgina what i sen>;lti IN 4 lady
"@uld create in these times should she
make her appercncc dressed in the follow
in@ costume, i description of viii h is
taken from the Malcom'> Accciotcs:' =
" \ black silk peiticoat, with red and
white calico border; cherry y-coIoycd. stays,
trimmed with blue and Silver; u red and
dove col"rel gown, lowered with large
trees; y yellow satin apron, claborltcly
trimmrd; Il muslin head lress with lace
rutjles; Il black silk scarf AMI Il spotted
silk hood : Such was the costume worn
hy a LAZY in 1898" Further on. we read
OF lulles' head-t!resscs costing from one
20 w" hundred dollars. \ great deal has
been id about the eXtravaglnce Of wom-
en- "t he present day; bat the modern
belle would stand aghast to pry two hun
deed dollars for a b bJnnet; and it is doubt
fll whether The expensive head gear re
teueI TO was any more becoming 20 The
W+Hrrr than the !aunty and stylish hats
worn by the . girls Of the period. Sum
.hty Times Il III Messenger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

About tlr y ar i~o' one Ii"n,No, a
4 : .nliAr,I. ustnIi~And not only the i-mo-
r.,n'hp th,ai~.~ ANA o.iler men of ~y;rncc
hy fhr mMuitv wi h which hr h3ndIrl
rrd-hpt iron ANA mu.cu ieid, drank boil
ln1 oil 1uI' 'pr}lormcd "thrr tr1'~ equally
mlr1cnIouS lille he WIS It Naples he
1trlctr th" a,t "utlun IF Professor semen
tom. 10 n.rrvwIy watched all his opera
tlHn~ an cnIclNurcd to dis over h> Sc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-19

Nearly onc-half by weight, f all coed
lants is carbon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-24
Keen the Liyer Active.

The above Isl sound health maxim. In
order that tho functions OF digestion, ovacu'
alton and secretion shall be discharged with
that degree of egularlty and Vigor which Ia
essential 10 the well being of both body and
mind, the liver, upon whose activity they
are dependent for their due performance,
must be kept in good working order. Gallo
mel and blue pills, besides being hurtful
mineral drugs, only partially and temporar-
Ny roctify disorders OF sluggishness OF the
great hillary gland. Hosteter's stomach
Bitters, on the contrary, accomplish thor
oughly what the above medicines fail In do
Ing, and are besides safe ~ well MS potent
remedy for disorders of the stomach, bowels
and organs of urlnatlon, M well as nm I'M
equalled general invigorant. They are,
moreover, n sterling antldote TO malaria.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-24

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