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why AdYer(fsel

; People sometimes ask why does DR..
R V Pierce, of Buffalo, N Y.,spend 90
much money in advertising his family
medicines. which are so we'll known and
surpass all other remedies iE popularity
and sale 1t is well known that A I.
Stewart considered it good policy, and
undoubtedly ii paid him, to spend many
hundred thousand dollars in advertising
his goods, yet nobody questioned the
excellence of his merchandise. The
grand secret of success lies in offering
only goods which possess merit to sus
tain themselves, and then through libe,
raj and persistent advertising making the
people thoroughly acquainted with their
good qualities. Men do not succeed in
amassing great fortunes, establishing
thriving and permanent business, and
founding substantial institutions like Dr.
Pierce's Grand Invalids' Hotel at Bltfa-
10, which costs over two hundred thou
sand dollars, unless their business be le
gi,imate, their goods meritorious, and
their services which they renderthe ipeo,
pie genuine and valuable Dr. Pierce
does not attempt to humbug you Ivy tell
ing you that his Golden Medical Discov-
cry will cure all diseases. He says, ''ii
your lungs are half wasted by consump-
tion, my. Discovery will not cure you,
yet as remedy for severe coughs, and
all curable bronchial, throat, and lung
affections, believe it to be unsurpassed
as a remedy" The people have conf
dence in his medicines, because he does
not over-recommend them, and when
tried they give satisfaction, His Medi
caE- Adviser, book OF. over nine hun
Wired pages, illustrated by two hundred
and eighty-two enelavings, and bound
in cloth and GILT, is offered 10 the people
at 50 moderatega price 81 30 pos'paid)
that it is no wonder that almost one
hundred thousand have already been
sold. His memorandum books are on
every druggists counter for free distri
button. aaal .guz
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-23

s~ The members of the joint com
mittee to prepare and report af-plan fol
counting the electoral vote were, on the
part of the Senate GEORGE F. EDMUNDs
FREDERICK I. FRELINGHUYsEN, RoscoE
CoNKLING, A. G. THURMAN, T. F BAY
ARD, NJ. W. RANSOM 1faaF
On the part ofthe House Il. B. PAYNE
ErrA HUSroN, ADRIAN S. HEwIIT, VII
LIAM M. SPRINGER, GEORGE w. Nc
CRARY, GEoReE F HoAR, GEORGE VIII
LARD All signed the report excep
MORTON, Es ,.ss,.
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~ EyThe eastern Democrats do not ap-
pear to approve very cordially Of the in
dignation meeting business, and the pro-
posed big demonstration at Washington
on, the 14.h Of February is likely TO be
abandoned. o le @yi5s 5
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Germany,

BERLIN, Jan. 16 The Princess Marie
sister of the Empress and wife Of Prince
Charles of Prussia. is dying. gas
Official returns show that So Conserva
tives have been elected to the Reichsiag
The Conservatives will consequently be
able to elect First Vice President, who
has hitherto been chosen by the Progress
lists The members elected are classified
with regard to their attitude toward the
Empire as follows: Supporters of The
Empire, 194; opposers of the Empire
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PROBATE COURT,

January I6 &C Cehrs was appointed
Guardian of the estate Of David and
James Blattler, minors, and children Of
Jacob Blattler. Bond $4,000. ,.isatse
January II The following accounts
were heard and disposed of as noted:
n Barnett and VIM u Mann, Execu-
tors of the Will of David Mann, de-
ceased; first account; in w. G.. Mann's
hands the sum of 81 ,442 46, which he
is ordered to distribute to the legatees
under the Will of said deceased so
81 F Thonen, Guardian of the minnr
heirs Of Alex and Elizabeth Thoenen,
deceased; first account in hands of said
Guardian 1902 49, belonging in eq'sal
sums to the several heirs. 8ol III ole
c Cehrs, Admir- of the estate of Grace
Bracy, deceased; second account re.
ceived by the Adm'r sl,347 9S, inclu-
dirg amount in his hands at last settle
ment and interest thereon, and has paid
out 1852 27. including interest thereon.
leaving in his hands $685. IL, which he
is ordered to pay out according to law.
20. +. Flint, admir- Of the estate of
Luther Hill, deceased; first account;
there is an apparent balance in Adm'r's
hands of $3.50 Is, but that said Admir-
has. charged himself with about 1926,
which yet remains uncollected.a 41ais.a
ii Joseph Myers Ex'r of the Will OF
JAS Bracy, deceased; second account ;
the Executor has accounted for all mon.
ey's that have come into his hands as
such Executor. maG1 @ 9dl -
ID Fred'k Durig, Guardian of the minor
heirs OF Abraham Frieden, deceased
6rst account; in Guardians hands, tr
be accounted for, the sum Of S649 So
4 WHICH belongs in equal sums to said
\ minor heirs. ..i-,. tt5 la
Alex l.. Griffith, Guardian of The
minor heirs of Levi Upton, deceased
first account; in Guardians hands, O
be accounted for, the sum of 80, ,1S2 46
which belongs in equal sums to sale
minor heirs. l-4s. ~. ss e.
George Braunlich, Executor of th'
Will of David Dinger, deceased; thirl
account; in Executors hands the sun
of 50 3,634 81, which he is ordered Il
distribute according TO the Will of sait
deoedent - isiaE Il {iass g. agt7
| ] Alex. Smith, Guardian OF Maria E
and Ohio Farmer, minors 3ra account
the Guardian has accounted for all mon
ey's due Maria E, Farmer; in Guardian
hands, to be accounted tor, the sum o
Sll6 81 belonging to Ohio Farmer.
H. B Hill, Guardian of the mino
heirs of Thos- Alexander deceased
first account; in Guardian hands to b.
accounted for SSS A.. m. 10 alg,
H B Hill, Guardian of Zadoc Bry
ner, minor; final account;s in Guar
dian's hands, to be accounted for, tn
sum of $l7 OF. - bss.ess,9 s..
II, B Hill, Guardian of Sarah
Starr, minor; final account; in Guar
dams hands of his Wards moneys S2'
O9 a m.i 5es,sa arf.7,,2 y.i,''s1 -
George G Norris, Executor of Rob
Norris, deceased; second account; il
Executors hands the sum of S35 so.
The hearing of second account o
Mary E Logan Adm'x of; the estate o
Alfred Logan, deceased, is continued t,
Febrnary Is, 1871 aaa haas l To
The hearing of the third account o
James G.. Baker, Guardian of the mino
heirs of G. Powell, deceased is contin
ued to February l3, 1877. Is aaeb
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EF The Times says that the electoral
votes will be counted by the President Of
the Senate, and '"the sooner the country
reconciles itself to the solution Of exist
ing difficulties the better" The country
will neither sooner nor later reconcile it.
self to any such solution, butt does well
understand that by unfair and unjust
means only can Hayes be counted in, and
that accordingly there is a determination
among certain Republican managers &c
try and force their adoption.-N. Y
Sun. r sEG @ g H
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EEThe Philadelphia Times lind
says that resolution like the one below
would express the overwhelming desire
Of all parties touching the Presidential
dispute, viz:
"Resoleed, That the honest vote of the
honest voters of the country for Presi
dental Electors must be honestly ascer
tanned, honestly counted, honestly certi
tied and honestly obeyed by an honest
nation" Had fgsaG @ ~
That is honest, and every honest man
will second the motion for it's adoption.
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From the Daily Register.] u
Wheeling Live Stock Market.
= January II. 1877,

- -, january Il, 1877.
CATTLE-The arrivals were AZ head
and sold at S@4tc, the latter price fol
very choice. ~ -,s,.
HOGS-The arrivals for the week
have probably reached 225 head. The
prices ranged from soc so No sales
under 5 80 were made, and that for $
very light lot. aa,t.gg.s ad, a. ssss
No sheep or lambs have been receiv
ed at the yards this week. There il
some little inquiry noticeable. s7e
Mich COWS and calves in good de
nnand.
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Baltimore Live stock Market. ],
OFFICE MARYLAND Stock SCALES,
BALTIMORE, Jan. II, lS

5e / 30 DAhii iiAonf'i y an' AfS AStt' ~
.a sCATTLE--Msrket fairly active al
about last weeks prices. Very best
50@6f25; first quality 4e50@5 50;me
dium orgood fair quality 3 1904 so
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
25@3 rs; most ofsthe sales at 4@4 90
Receipts i 1,5S7 head; sales 1920 9mas
HOGS-Quiet and unchanged. Range
s7E75@8 rs. Receipts 6,372 head.0
Lo SHEEP--More active and prices
steady. Range, 4 50@6 90 Receipts
2,S47 head. .asaxlf
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From the Barnesville Enterprise, 18th ins

From the Barnesville Enterprise, 18th inst
At recent election, Mr. E. j. Hogue
was selected as Director of the Bel
mont Bank of Somerton. The Board
now consists of Isaac Hatcher, Richard
Miles, Samuel Starbuck, S. Hogue, Hi
ram Whitacre, E. J. Hogue and Andrew
Andrews. The Belmont Bank is sue.
cessful and popular institution, managed
with care and utility, and is of great ad
vantage to the people of this neighbor
hood. tiG .s'tcnIiiE s5l zee 5.u9lo~
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,aaegThat gibbering idiot, Private DAL
srLf, said in speech the other day that
Democratic soldiers were traitors and
towards. as H
= 1t Noble County sendsIhim to the Leg
isls,ure again she win become a syncnJ m
for assininity. s,. t.as
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eTS South Carolinians pay their taxes
10 the HAMPTON government. As this
win afford poor stealing for the
CHAxBERLAIs pretenders, they will prob
ably gather up whatloose things are in
reach, and go up to Washington TO get
Offices from GRANT. i,ii
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BRONCHITIS AND -LUNe.'
,i1AEEEe eTI0Ns..
TRACHEON. = > n

, a.. A. sliahf. so-called cold ,sstlf efffimes
for or badly treated, mast havs bat eae
S'esatt-it must erentuate IN a settled case
OF BRONCHITIS, or scb0t - sCorse, the
! deadly CONSUMPTION, TO all sssferia0
TRACHEON S6ers q sossnd, felteelss san6
permanent relief. ii Aaso,nen e1pecf0-
ration, and enables the patient 70 erpee
that terribly septic depes5ts schtch ~ tefe
ssunicate It's poison 20 the cesiesttar set-
stance of the lang, deQeperattng and de-
sfroying that most essential Of oSRans,
; tSsselv death. TR1CHEON has no eQssal,
4 mach Tess a superior, 'and ifs ssse sUju n0t
only resssove t5c dcPvstcs thereby uf f'ordtsQ
tesves the patient IN possesston ef AesSshv
az Price, Fifty. Cents per bottle; Or sss
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5i'.DYsPEPsfA.i
GASTRON-

G1STR0Nf fs a sd7s, spssdyySNs Sssss
five cure for that most depressist0 Of all
sssents, and a brief cossrse Of Treatment scilg
Tsstore the digesttce 0fg0Ns to their prts-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
nervous frrifabiIity of uterury and ole
persons pursuing sedentGry life, -
speediIO .feRsoeetf sbB Ethts. a9ent 1he
sforn1ch Is restored to health and the key
{. note or The sgstens sOilg ossee more reepon8
IN the perfoTnhance of labor ttAtE ts&s
:. Price, Ore Doliass ~ largs beftles pr
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u egTmDENgot the votes, but HAYES
had the ''money and troops" Congress
win determine whether the voters or the
smoney and troopsp are TO hayethe elec-
toral votes. N $3.50 eags 40 .a51iffl3k9
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-sl EEThe Supreme Court Of New YorE
State has approved the verdict of the
lower Court, requiring Tweed to pay ovel
to the Treasury Of New York City SO.
100000. which he appropriated when ir
office. The old man must either put uI
OF remain shut up, orboth. As yet, how
ever, the law officers have failed to obtair
any of that S6, 1000, 900, unless in small
bits, which they pocketed themselves, ]
is possible that Tweed will try to effect I
compromise. tas t4s .,4 ...t aa
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A shower Of snakes.

MExrHIs, Jan 16.-During storm in
this city there was fall of live snakes
Hundreds of them could he seen to day
They were foot to . foot and Q hall
long
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EEThe best gnessers say that MAY
was not wounded in his duel with BEN
NETT; still his friends refuse to give an
authoritative denial to the report. p -
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plan for Counting the Votes for
President.

President.
The joint Committee Of the two Hou-
ses OF Congress have agreed upon a
method for Counting the electoral votes,
which each House will be asked to rat
ify. - e.n-~.- % ii.a !, -
The details nf the method asre o.
ficially announced, and appears to he
substantially this:
In>counting the votes OF the undispu-
ted States the proceeding will be as here
tofore, that is, the President of the Sen
ate will open the certificates, and they
will be counted by one teller appointed
by the Senate and two by the House.
For determining the validity of the
votes from the disputed States, Curt
OF Arbitration is appointed, consisting
of Eve Senators, Eve members OF the
House, and five Judges Of the Supreme
Coort The Congressional members OF
tn. Court will he equally divided politi
cally, while the Republicans will have
one majority Of the Judges At this
writing it is not known which OF the
Judges will be selected. a,s>
This Court will hear testimony, pre-
sumably that taken by the investigating
Committees, and will report their decis-
ion upon theseveral disputed States to
Congress This decision is not express.
lly made final, bat as it can be overruled
only by vote Of the Senate and House
separately, to that effect, it will, practi
calIv, be final and binding.
It is reported that MORTON alone o'
the Joint committee voted against pre-
senting this plan to the two Houses =
MoRroN's opposition will not weaken il
much in public estimation, but it is ex
pected that it will not be approved BY
Congress without meeting severe hostil
H DE- efI
ity.
Unlike as this mode may he to any
heretofore practiced or proposed, there
is scarcely doubt that result obtained
by it would be more generally acquiesced
in than would result having No Other
hacking than the will of Mr. FERRY o.
Michigan. who happens to be President
of the Senate. Besides it will tend
greatly to break tn. fall Of the losing
party. dog
Whether the details above given shal
be confirmed by Congress or MOI, it i:
something for congratulation that the
committee should be of the temper te
agree upon any method Of counting !,
A feature OF the plan which will at
tract attention is the fact that it com
pletely ignores the pretense that tht
President Of the Senate has the powe1
to decide upon the legality OF votes cast
so that whether this report be adoptet
or not, those who favor it can hardly
vote for any other plan which may con
cede to him that power. So IS
This is q novel procedure, and mus
be justified, if at all, upon the grount
THAT it is designed to meet an extraordi
nary emergency. It ia to be hoped tha
when this election is decided, fair ant
efficient mode OF settling ell such ques
tions in the future will be provided BY
constitutional amendment. "A law med,
expressly to it an existing ease Is tole
rable for the time, but should be speed
lily succeeded by a law for all cases o
the class, founded not on special exi
gency, but upon the general principles
Of justice. ,. u .:ge
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+, SHERIFFS SALE.

B. F. Oblipger eli9sa ~
1n p 1s vs.. u IA4
'sa. =, II, 5..sg e Joseph Dyeet al. .15A DIV
nv virtue, of an order OF sale to me directed
from the court of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the froot
door, of the court house, in the town Of
Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and O'Clock p. M, on
'Satarddy,the 10Th day of February, 1877
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe oounty, Ohio, to wit: IN
"The southeast quarter Of section seven
to n, township three and range six, contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres.
2 Order Of sale issued on the judgement Of
George Nef as@2,o's RA5 sei ae'e'e sn5
TERxs $500 TO be paid on the day o
sale and the balance on oouarmation. so
5, Appraised At S3,a6o.a rsy5, .sf ,sE,stbG
H.A ,apIhs . r. o. LITTLE, g
japs.TTws. Sheriff u. G. o.
HcnInrzR 4 oKs1, Pltfs Att'ys.
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SELECT SCHOOL

msnssy i April, and oontna. "% fnn i session.
ted weeks. All persons wishing to prepare
thdnse'vesfor teaching, who attend, wia re.
-ceiYe such Instructions ~ will BE usefut to
them in the school room. in addition to the
practical instructions in the usual branches of
study.
Tuition, for common branches s. 90.
- ~ each additional study 90.
Good dations for students at. .rsassnaa.,
'blerases. Allscommhnications to be address.
ed TO r X. WALTON.
jln23, H.. Cla'ington. Ohio.
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A scarcity Of silver change is reported
in Philadelphia, Chicago and most Of the
Southern States. Meantime the frac.
tional notes are steadily disappearing.
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New YORK, Cattie Market.

t-0| 30 dfr----H 49, TT ~ = - d
BEEVES-Single pair premium steers
LOO lbs each, II so; otherwise the
extreme range was 5 5O@l2; medium
to good steers generally l0@1l 90.
SHEEP-Very common to fair sheep,
5 50@6 80; good to prime, 6 75@7 25
extra 5n@7 Is, the latter for one car
load Canada stock, one-third lambs, .1lC
lbs esar e;,4 eo,,,f . 7;,.i ,, ,i=,o
SWiNE-Market firm, with sales ol
three car loads ordinary to fair Ohio,
alive at Z 50@7 ,37i ,sr.., Sod, ~ s,A
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The expectation of American beef to
England has been agreat success. A
correspondent Of the New York Herald
cables to that paper that the Sheffield
butchers have been compelled to reduce
the price Of domestic beef three pence
six cents-per pound,in order to compete
With the imported article.
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ea East liberty Cattle Market af
Cincinnati Live stock Market.

&c. r., i2'',ae January IS, 1877,
CATTLE Common, 2 25(a2 Is fair
to medium, BOA .00:s good to choice
butcher grades, 4 25@5; fair to good
shippers, 4 5O@5 %; fair to good heavy
oxen, 8 5O@4 so; fair to good feeders,
3@4 90 ,.s- -ta4. s5.g.i..r.,.
l. HOGS-There were few sales made
OF selected butcher hogs at 6 60@6 70,
and very few packing goods at 6 so.
SHEEP-Common to fair, 3@4c, and
good to extra, 44@5ac per ID gross.
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Attachment.

Christian Cehrs. plaintiff J Before T G.. Allen
VS.. "a Justice of the
Samuel limbaugh. pdefts Peace of ohietown.
ship. Monroe County, Ohio: On the 26th day Of
December, 1876, said Justice issued an order OF
attachment i'm the above action for the sum Of
$l24 Said action will be for hearing before
said Justice on the 10th day of February, 1877
at l, o'clock, p. M, - - ,&v
ian23, ,i77w3. - CHRISTIANCEHRS.
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1,l. . % 81 .ta. oscob : laij esq o.
Nebo 9obertistnlleats
Notice,

i JACOB FELTER. whose place Of residence
q is unknown to plaintiff, will take notice that
on the 29th day of January. A. D. 1877. Ellen
Felter filed petition in the court of common
pleas of Monroe County and State Of Ohio
praying for adigorce from the said Jacob Felter
on account of the ,willful absence of said jacob
Felter for more than three years last past Said
petition will be for hearing in said court at the
next term. PEARSON & D0HERTY. 5ij
JAMES, '77w6. s9iftl vp Att'ys for plaintiff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
-s= .kE .8 & AA2sS &8 .E 4
loiao Louisa Nesor u'1's)

'oN Louisa Nesor eiiSal
'G092TgC bfGs. GBI9lsYd1
.yl7sgo1q sb4esBalser Butts biss1 bus selho'
% II q q -lTS L o @ "
DY virtueofsn order Of sale to me directed
ID from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, | will offer for sale.s at the
front door of the courts house, in the tom Of
Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a.. m. and 4o'clock p. m, on .gcitassia
Satarday,the oath day Of February,1S77
The following described real estate situate in
the county. and stats aforesaid, &, wit:
The northeast quarter of the southeast quar-.
ter of section twenty seven, township five o.
range six containing forty acres more or less. ir
Wayne township, and being in the district Of
lands sold at Marietta. 90 heA sRia'1i
Appraised'at$ as4 w o. hslE2sf4
eeharFaFa . ,979iliaRgsq TO. aTTLR, u
10 ian2S,a77w5 s5lio ba- Sheriff M. C. o.
HoLIrsrER & 0ksf- Att'ys. tasdtf'e
IN
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SHEHtFFS SAhE..--
J. W. Watson & Co.
VS..
Elzy Ridgeway, lr., ct ux.

-
DY virtue u an order Of sale to me d;rsct-
ID ed from the court ofIcpmmon pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front t-dooy Of the court house, in the
town Of WoodsHeld, between the hours oi
10 o'clock q. m. and a o'clock p. M. Ion
Saturday, the 24th dayof Fsbruasy 1877
the following described real estate situate In
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The west half Of the southeast quarter Of
section eighteen, township three of range, six
containing; seventy-two acres. - saoEs 4 .
:, Also, the northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section seventeen, township three oi
range six, containing forty acres.A
Also, ten acres off of the south end of the
west half of the northeast quarter of section
eighteen, township three Of range six. e7eo
Appraised at 5
.aRogaa 9r7I So Il. O. LITTLE,
ian23,'77w5. Sheriff N. c. O.
N. HelIIsrER Atty. r sao;4aalt,9
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swThis viii long he remembered as
the winter Of terrible disasters
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wssdxiisia. Ian. es. 1877.

"A union Of hearts, a union of han,ls,
"A union Of States none NAV sever;
a uaion Of lakes, a union of lands,
Aad the FLAG or OUR UNIoS FoRsvER. :
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PILES. aHemonhoids. !
PLAN

0s.s Many causes tend to produce this paiae
fssl und disfressifO state. The blood -
sretarded fss its retrrp;, fhe too fFs1,ssnt
Nse ordrastic pmrgatices tends to prodssc4
: congestion Of the bosoets, torpid uotfea n
the liver, and numerous other GAUGES are
the sossrce of this c0snPJaint, and hitherto
sothing efectuat has been gresented te
sympfonss and ultimately proce an eject
ISpe cure. Ia PILON are have q reNsedv
srhich not only acts 0lsnost inst0NtJv, bue
SvttI rensoccfhc largest tHnsors Of the paefe
(PilcsJ by absorption, and many sskS
haze received not only 6ene1if, bsst hsse
- been radicalIy ctsred, haze s6eess Gssure6
Iprior to Msii,g this 'treatmenfj, ~ ens}-
ssent surgeons that the only relief xhcN
ever could erpect-Sa life, scoutd be by oss
operation, and rensorinG e ar. them FROM
ffs body 1y a procedure schtoh necsssttet-
81 the Eni1e. This re'ssedy has bees xafle6
srith delight, aud fs n0sc PfescrJbe6 ~
snany practising physieians, schosars cog
flssisant Of tts a,eritss as the only hrosnn
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