The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
Pills, Po tions and Pnngencies.

FoH H0ARsENEss and for public speakers
and singers, take Forest Tar Troches."
A locomotive driver is never proud of the
wounds he received in the army, because an
engineer always carries his cars behind.
a Good Domestic sulphur Bath can be in
Stantly prepared by taking a cake of GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP into the bath-tub. Such an
expedient will, to use a slang phrase, 'knock
the spots off" any victim OF cutaneouS blemish-
eS. Sold everywhere.
II don't see how you can have been working
all day like a horse" exclaimed the wife of a
lawyer, her husband having declared he had
been thus working. ''Weli, my dear" he re-
piled, "'ve been drawing a conveyance all day,
anyhow"
Ezeiiowmy's Pills and Ointment. sour
Vey and Diseases of the Skn-Fever, restless
sleep, foul stomach, tainted breath, langour,
depression OF spirits, always attendant on the
worst cases Oh cutaneous eruptions, are speedi-
Is and radically removed by these medicines
the ointment cleanSeS the skim and the Pills
purify the blood, stimulate the liver, and pro-
mote Digestion. - cents per box or pot.
\ man in Burlington. Iowa, has used tobacco
freely for nnety-siX years and still lives. But
then (adds the Inter-Ocean) he chewed "Cen-
turv."
How MANY SUFFER constantly, in some form
the maadies that suit from the errors ofyouth
and would give all they possess to be restored
to sound and vigorous health so necessary to
physical and mental enjoyment. Let such con-
suit, in our columns, the advertisement Of the
"Peabody Medical Institute" setting forth the
character Of the medical works published by it.
The Science of Life, or Self-Preservation" will
guide those who are afflicted with the conse-
lucnces of youthful indiscretions to paths of
plea>antnesS and physical vigor. Sexual Ply
siology of Woman and Her Diseases" will guard
hn al, ,lnt
in2S. 'Diseases Of the Nerves and Nervous
Maladics' is a fountain OF knowledge to all sul-
tering from nervous debility. a Gold Medal,
Of great beauty and value. has recently been
presented to the author Of the above works by
tie National Medical Association.
The latest recipe for true eloquence was given
by minister at the Martha's Vineyard Baptist
camp meeting yesterday. Here it iS sect
yourself chuck full of the subject, knock out
the bung. and let nature caper.'
From Abram Mead. Esq, of Litteton, Mass.
II have for several years suffered severely
with Dyspepsia, accompanied by weakness and
nervous irritability, which made life burden
to me. Nothing but the simplest nutriment
could remain in the stomach without pain.
Sourness and windy excavations, uncomfort-
able feelings in the head, bad taste in the mouth,
catarrhal symptoms, inactivity of the liver and
bowels, piles, general debility, and a nervous
state Of extreme susceptibility, made up q dis
eased condition rebelous to ordinary medical
treatment BY the advice of IN eminent ply
sician of Boston | commenced taking PERUVI-
AN SYRUP; at once began to experience bene-
lit After taking three bottles all these bad
feelings have left, my health is restored, and /
enjoy life as well as ever. Most cheerfullv do
| recommend PERUVIAN SYRUP."
A thrty-two page pamphlet, containing
treatise on Iron rs medical agent and other
valuable papers, testimonials from distinguish
ed physicians, clergymen, and others, will be
sent free to any address.
SETH W. FOwLEs a. Sons, Propretors, Bos-
ton, Mass.
A belated citizen, from whom policeman
was trying to rescue Il amp-post few morn
in@s ago, violently resisted the endeavor, ex-
claiming: 'Lemmc lone; I'm (hic) hold'n' tn
fort.'