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The New York herald., 1877-01-24

- GRAND FETE NIGHT
BROOKLYN RINK.
THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 25, 1877.
Parisian paths or rollers and surface First introduction
to the United states OF the highly fashionable
aud refined amusement now popular IN all europe:
GRAND PROMENADE MILITARY CONCERT
Al,BUCkLE IN CORNET SOLO.
Mirthiui Attraction Novel Features.
CARNIVAL SPORTS or EUROPEAN Kinks
Brilliant illumination, Superb Decoration.
Elite AsscmblagcA
Admission, Juc children, 25c
PROGRAMME.
l. Boys Racc-Open to all; pr'zc OF value Of 90.
{? Pursuit OF the Buttery-Chase by Child skate, Of
child carrying prize OF value Of 81.
81 Figure sksting-By gentomon amsteurs prize. plated
Skates
T. beginners Race--By noviccs prize Of value ofSe.
s. Ladys Chasc-Przc. Diamond Ring.
The prize carried by gentleman pursuit 80
minues and ~ captured become reward the
bearer Not than six ladies the floor tho
time; but the place OF retiring
the lady next In order OF application
a. Cornet Soo--Arbuckc.
T. Character Representations OF Skaters-By tho re-
nowned professionals Messrs. Kynock aud smith
skates
Judges of the Conest-Mcssrs Ward, Reid and Waite.
Carriages nt IL O'Clock precisely
Applications for participation In the
by letter to the Director
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PEAgfItvL ARrIfIcrAL TEETH s6;. uGN. Sss
l1sngle, ~; warranted. New York Dental Roouns 2r3
9Th sv,. near ieth 81 kssablishsd 1851.
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FOR SALE.

4 BxRG1fN.~-x RESTAURANT AND LAGER BEER
"A Oyster Saloon Hotel 9TH below 18th a., Tor
sale . fortune to the right party. :.
W. s. GAVEr, 4S Bleccker st.. corner Mulberry.
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uOLLENDER 1 CO..
importers and bottlers Of
LAGER BEER.
Sole agents for the United States
H. Hennirger / Sohne, Frankfurt .. M.
First Actien Brewing Co. Plsen Bohemia.
George Sander, Culmbach Bavaria.
keif Brothers, Erlangen, Bavaria.
Beck Co.. German Empire Brewery. Bremeu
Also principal agents
Barthoomay Brewing Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
Staats Zeitung Building Centre aud Chatham
HEREBY RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
lpubiic that have no business partners
CHARLES HICKMAN, !. tn 81. and av q.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

Our Montezuma correspondent fails 10 con firm the MINERS report ot San Carlos h. dians near the Big Sandy and Santa Maria rivers. II. k au old ArIznnan, familiar with Indian sign and hi, evidence Is worthy of conSideration-Yum una Sentinel.
 The MIYEE hus said that spache Mohave Indians are living on Sycamore Creek, one If the tributaries of the Santa Maria. Some of the band are at work for James Oneal at Camp Date Creek, others for Vim. GilSon of the same place. MT Dan OLeary in- forms us that some others are living in the breaks at the head of the Verde River. We are notified by R. B. Carley, who IS a pro- mIaent citizen of Mlricapa County, that on his way from Salt River io Prescott, few days since, he learned that a party of ln- dians from san Carlos had been at the BumbeDec ranch down near Black Canyon Now the Stfitefs curresponde may be q good man. familiar with Indian sign and his word worthy of consideration, and all that still. we thInk. had he read the MINER he would have known just where 10 have found the Indians, if h. had been anxious so to do. The Indians are on Sycamore Creek. that's what We said and say 50 now.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

NACHEs, THE PIUTE CHIEF.-'rhe venera- bic Nachcs, head chief of ths Flutes, is ill. and has been taken to one of the towns of Nevada for medical treatment. He Is rep resented as very feeble, but no fears are entertained as to his recovery. His friend ship for the whites makes it desirable that he should survive, as he has great influence with his tribe. which at times makes threats and becomes unruly. While he IS absent from his farm. which he has now in fair run ming order, its affairs are managed by his brother, who is said tO have had several V. ars' experience a. d cultivator of the soil.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
A shin Canal Through Florida.

An engineering project of considerable interest contemplates the building oi a canal through the peninsula of Florida, in order to effect the junction of the Mississ- ippi river and the Atlantic ocean. The pro feet in question was presented at the meeting of the International Geographical Congress, anal was there most fayurably commented upon. Nature has already provided the greater part of the route, aud the obsiacies 10 be overcome are easily within the skill oi the engineer The proposed ruute IS deserib- ed as follows: From New Orleans 10 N. Marks in Florida, a series of lakes, lagoons, waterways, ali uavigable, extend along the coast, separated here and there, al long In- tervals, 6y low necks of land requiring hut little more than skitul dredging to open the route to the SuWanee river la Florida. From the Suwanee to the Great St Mary's river, which, from the proposed point of junction pours it's stately hnod, unimpeded by rock or shoal. into the Atlantic ocean, near the sou. hernmosi point of Cumberland island, the distance k only thirty miles Ny tht plan, and at moderate cost flor the canal would only need to have depth of from seven tn eight feet tn float the largest steam CTS or craft frcquenting these IlNcrs) 20OOO miles or rivers and nayigable water, aireao.y swarming with craft and eager for com merce, will be opened up, and, to Use the words If one of the enthusiastic advocates of the enterprise. The Southern planter or the Western Granger from the rcm"iest dis trici. will he enabled to ship their produce by the easiest and cheapest mode oi trans pOrtatiol known Ia commerce, and without brtY.kiup bulk tn ocean going steamers and shipping of any tonnage, lying ln the safe harbors and anchorage of the Atlantic coast thus avoiding all tine dangers now incident Ia the navigation of the Bahamas, the reefs of Florida, and the Gulf of MeXlco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

AN INDiCATIoN.-W learn from the SaE Francisco Post, that so prominent capital ist and operator in mining property as NIT. William VI. Lent has gone from that city to inspect personally some important discover ics in Arizona and that ana ter. This is strong proof of downright strong attractions there. and importan mining developments in the region to be opened by the Sonthern Pacific Railroad One of the Arizona mines, the Silver King recently has been shipping some very rich ores to San Francisco. X lot of this ore, of 2ai tons, assa ed at S4,s90 in silver per ton, and was actually sold for Si.00o in goid.-New York Mining Record, March 20
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

Mattamoras, April 9.-General Cortina left this city last nigLt at one o'clock. under strong escort, for the mouth of the Rio Grand, where he subsequently, embarked on the Mexican man f-war Libertad to be conveyed to Vera Cruz, where il is believed he will be placed in the Castle. His friends are rejoicing that he is beyond control of Candles, and feel confident that his life is safe in the hands of the Diaz Government.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
CITY MEAT MAR K EFT,
 PHILIP KoHLHEYER, Proprietor Montezuma Street, opposite the Miner office.

Having purchased ihe interest of lare rsngberty n th. City Meat Market take this method thrVagh tLs columns of the D,lLY MINER of notifying the people oi Pr that Yankee Phil" will he happy the of The old hrm and add gu.rAh t-eing O furnish them the incest
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
Steaks, Boasts, Mutton, Sausage, C0rnsd Beef
 AND ALL KINDS OF GAME.

Call at my Meat Market and examine f'r yourselves All m. si will be guaranteed sweet aud fresh. blot
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

Milton s. Latham has purchased the Santa Barbara Mineral Springs for S?5, 900.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

Al klSas ei ~ors done an ssaFt assies ..l :. gaarsstsel Hstiag isilos rd ths
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-17
From the Detroit Free Press.
Loves lev Test.

The other evening as patient policemen
was pacing his beat on Howard street u
young man passed him and ran up n flight
of stone steps and rang tie bell The OF
ilcer beard the door open, young lady
voice sing out, and he said to himself;
"Tis loves young dream
lie WAS juSt moving on when another
young man approached, looked up Mt the
house, AMI in a sheepish way asked the of
ficer if he hai seen any one 60 in, He was
informed what had occurred a moment be-
fore, and lie easped:
at was that sneaking chap from Csss
avanue."
He walked on. and the officer walked
but ten minutes later the young msu climb
ed the etone steps with pail of water in
his hands and empied i's contents n every
stone. He was ing on the horse-block
opposite when the officer came back, mean
ing to stay there until his plan uniulded or
until he troze to death. He didn't freeze.
Ia about ten minutes the door opposite
opened, two voices were heard for mo-
meat, and then the young man from Cass
avenue came down the steps on his ear, his
elbow, his shoulder blade, his heel or on
most fny ether part of the human make
up lie struck the sidewalk, shot across it
to the gutter, and came to standslill with
his head in the snow, There was peal oi
laughter from the house as the door shut,
and the watcher on the horse-block chuck
led and remarked;
THAT heartless laugh was not uttered by
a woman who loves I'm hunky!"
Five minutes later he carefully crawled
up the icy steps, and the good police
man heard him cordially greeted, and
musCd:
"Well, if there amt more'n seventeen
different ways Of finding out if girl loves
Won -
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Planets in January.

Saturn is the sole representative of the
visible planets in the evening Fky, and is
fast approaching its conjunction with the
sun, on the 2Sth Of February, after which It
will shine among the morung slars. This
plal ct may lie seen in the southwest soon
after sunset, aud may be recognized by its
dull, murky, yellow light, and the absence
Of auy bright ktars in its vicinity. IL sets
about half past eight o'clock the first part
of the month, ami about seven o'clock the
last part. Although 30 near the horizon, it
is still an interesting telescope objtct, and
a glass Of small power will bring out ills
rings and the largest OF its moons.
Mercury is an evening star for nearly the
whole month. Ga the ION, when 1t reach
cd its eastern elongation, 1t was in one Of
the most favorable positions of the whole
year for being seen with the naked eye. 1t
may now be easily found for few even
ings few degrees north Of the point where
the sun sets. Those who have never seen
this swlit-footod d and fiery little planet will
he well repaid Tor any trouble of tracing It
out.
The great planetary.show Of the month
will be found among the morning stars, and
those who can command a view OF the
eastern sky, will enjoy picture OF rare
hCduly III tHe wv ol llanctS Stha' Sut'Olp'to
the dawn. Venus as always, reigns su-
preme over the starry host, and is readily
recognized among the lesser stars by itssoit
light and machless beauty This planet
rises on the fret of the month about five
o'clock, ard on the last at six 1t ia now
approaching the SUI, and will come into
superior conjunction with 1t on the 9th OF
May, when it will again commences itf
course as an evening star.
Jupiter is not in favorable condition
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Items of Interest.

Citizens of Saybrook, H.. mobbed a man
who intended to open drinking saloon.
Many of the Hebrew citizens of New
York city celebrated Christmas, not me y
as a religious ceremony, but as recogui-
ton OF general feast day.
sin Norway drunkards are compelled to
sweep the street rs p penaucc. That's
nothing. They have 10 hold M the lamp
posts in this country.
There ID much less chance OF obtaining
money under false p:ettn'e Il A formerly,
probably owing 10 the diilicul : of obtain
'ng money under any pTctense.
Newspapers pasted together and laid over
a bed are said to be warmer than blanket
1t should be rem cmb-Ied, however, that
this is only 50 when they are paid for in adj
vance.
Surprise is said to BE- the essence of wit
but it is difficult to make married mar
believe it after be has put on three shirts
and found that there isn't collar button or
any of them.
If you care to know what became OF tho
| campaign cape, you must examine tie col
or aud texture Of little Tommy's new
breeches. The torch has gone for chan
delier in the hired girls room.
Every infant, says the Scientific Amer
lean. can say "no' several years before i
can say eyes" Whereupon it should IL
remembered, though, that infants are no
invited to take something"
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EOhl OAiAVo
MAILS CLOGE.
Harlem Extension way, lG,i 8. 10,
Eastern way, ll.4o @. Il,
roy way, 40 p. 10.
Troy, iO.45 ~ M, 241 and $50 p. "a
Albany, 1913 a. IN, 2i5 and 9.30 n, ~
Boston, ll.s5 y, u., 2.d5 and $50 p. n.
CHuaddH, l.ao p. IN.
northern way, las ?. IN.
Burlington, l.45 ami $50 p. m.
saratoga way, 2.45 and $50 =. n,
NeT York, To- 45 u. IN, Q 45. and .. - y. q.
connecticut River way, ll.l5 a.
Woodstock way, (Stage) l.Sg r. "a.
Chittenden, 1.3i .. ~.
Stockbridge (Stagel, 1880 p. m.
Bennington, lJ.ij "A. m. and $50 ?. II.
West Rutland, 90 a. m, and Is p. TO-
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 44S p. u.
Eastern way, 200 p. IN.
Troy way, il.3U q. IN
Troy, lt3D, l1.t0, and4 81 n. m and 200 p. m
Albany, ll.3O a. IN. ana 4.5J q. III.
Boston, ll.3l a. H., 200 2. IN. and 4. q. III.
Canadas, 0.55 p IN.
Northern way l1.0o a. M, and 0.t5 p. IN.
Burlington, 55 p. IN. ana II 90 u. Ia.
Saratoga way, II. 30 a. IN.
New York, 40, li.3J u. IN. and AS p. N.
Connecticut luyer way, 2.ol p. IL.
Remington, 4.4S p. IL.
Woodstock way, \stagel 1900 N.
Chlttcnden, 1900 IN.
Stockbrldgc (5tagC), 1909 n.
West Rutllnd, il.3) a. III q, ana 800 u. N.
tE- Malls VIII br promptly closed lt tne speCi
ned hour; al letters deposited IN the stree
Boxes will be collected OF 1910 and Ii 10 a. III.
l2A 2l5. ana last collection Tor oil Nigh Z mails
1Xes, 1T 80 p Gi. All letters deposited In IN,
Letter Box gt tue Depot VIII be collected By
Route Agents I've minutes previous 20 tho de
parturo CT oach matt train
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BosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP car

now BE- ptrcha-cl ii4u, at nome, u ls The
most successful propaiai1n ever intro
duced to our people. It works Ike charm
In AL cases Of COn-umpuou, Pneumonia,
HemorIhagts. ASTHMA. severe C.ughs,
Group aud all other Throat and Lang
Dssases. No person has ever used This
medicine without getting immediate relief,
yet there arc great many poor, suffering,
with o suspicious cough, and the voice Of
consumption coming from their lungs, that
will not Try il. II you die, it is your own
fault. rs you can 20 to your druggist, Al
bert W. Higgins also Rice S Co., Cas-
Teton, and H. Kellogg, Firhaven, and set
a sample bottles 10 cents and try it; three
doses will relieve any case. Regular size
only 7Jc, u&w
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NCnent " y BulmObtC syrup. sea
WEED 1oEIC, AND MA DRAKE PiLLs,-Theso de-
seryedly celebrated and popuar medicines
have Cnccte revolution ia the healing art,
anu proved the ltlacl Ot several mdKims v hph
have Tor many y ars OOFtru ted the progress Of
medic Csl Sc 'DCe. The fdiss EupLoSittUn tlat
"COn1uup ion ~ iuCmahlen dtt, rred pby ST.
cans I, Om attempting 70 tind relnCdlt fer tLAt
di. l-C. "a. All bt- flll'tOd With II recOnciled
tatms ives 10 death without making En effort
to sC1ps IRON, coon which they uppOsed tO
b. uuHv. Liable. II IS GUH PROVED, however,
That n.ump'lon can BE- cured and that II has
Drcn cuitd nn yerJ great number OF ca es
(5 in' OF them apparently desperate Cnes) by
ocheick's PUlnun.c syrup alone; and IN tber
ca Cs by TIE Iu- medicine ia COnhc hcction with
sch nCE's sea v ed onic and Mandrake PulS,
one or both, according u the requirements VI
the case,
Or. Scnenck himself who enjoyed uninter-
Tupted good health for more ttan forty yt ara,
was suppO. d at one time to be at the very gAts
OF death, hS pay aicians having pronounced
his case hopeless, aud abandoned him to his
rlte, he was cured by the aforf said medi
ClheS, n :, since his recovery, many thousands
similarly aTe t"d have used Dr. Scuc nck s pre-
paratl0n5 win the tme remarkable success
run dlrectlof Htcuu paLy each, making It
not aD5OlutelN nect s-ary to personally see Dr..
Stheuck unless patltn Wish their lungs tx
ainlned, and Tor his purpO-e Q Is personaly at
| ms prlucipt' onl3., corner Sixth and Arch tts,
| fhllad lpnla, very MOu1ay, where all letters
| i0r advice must be "A Or S. SChenck's meal
! clues are sol1 by ali dIu sgist3.
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for observation, neither In size nor locality.
Il rises at q o'clock on tic first of the mon h
and at 4 80 on the last part Of the month.
Marsp esenls one Of it1 smallest pha. c3',
aud rises q $3.50 IN the first part OF the
month. Rnd II 3 in Tie last
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Arri7el and Dsparture OF Trains

Arrival and Departure Of Trains
rHAIts sRRiYE ~ RGILIfb.
From Bellows sails, fg.21 q, H.. OJ E sop. n,
4" Burlington 'il:Opu. ti.., Gao p, n, a 1913
+. 10, 80 .
" TicOndcrogu l1:00 u. M, via @. V. X. X.
" RtnEtu,tun I 0 a. IN. q 300 & 44S >. H.,
" saratoga 'l2OI m, a Q: y. IL
" NAitul, ll;3l a. IN, & 200 n. w..
" Port Henry, 1x.CO IN. and q;l5 p. u.
TnAlrB LEAVE HuTIAfD.
5Or Bellows Falls, 8 25 and 1910 m, 1899
:. n.
Burlington, 90 u. IN. a 1922 Is. 10, '2lo &
AS r.B'.
rl;onderoga, 1852 p. m, via c. V.R.R.
Bennington. y 80 O. l1:C5 \. Lu,, q wasp. Di'
Saratoga s:l5 u. m, q '3:i5 .. III
SAicin, 5:4O, a, m, 800 D. ia.
Port Beury, S:l5 u. m, and 3,i5 p. 10,
'MGil Train tMlICd
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Reliable Evidence.
MR. II. X. STEVENS (:

Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-l viii most cheerfully
add my testimony to he great
number you have already reCely'd
in favor or your great aul good
me Iiclne, NEGE1ISE, for do not
IN NIX enough can be said In rs
praise, for was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful
disease, Ca arm, and had such bad
Z ughlng spells That IL wOul1
seem Us thou h | never could
breathe any moe, and Negetlne
h IS cured me; and do ieel TO
thank God all the time that there
Is so good "A medicine as Negetine
and lalsO think IL one OF the best
medicines for cou rs and wcaS,
linking feelings at the stomach.
and wise everybody to take the
Vegttine for / can assure them
10 Is QUE CT the best medicines
thatever was.
MRS. /. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut sts.,
Cambridge, Mass.
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PIkEmIU US.

New subscribers applying CARLY for tho year
1877 may have, without charge, the numbers
for the last quarter OF SO or such periodicals
as they may subscribe Tor.
Neither premiums TO subscribers nor discount
TO clubs can bc allowed unless the money Is re-
mitted direct to hepublshers. No premiums
given to clubs
Circulars with further particulars may be
had on application.
The LeORard Scott Publishing Company,
Al BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK. dtf
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a Cnniin stn1ement.

1t is but justice to acknowledge facts
and reward merit when due let it fall upon
whom it may. Very many are prejudicej
against using a patent medicine, because
there are so many worthless, daily adver-
tised; but there are exceptions and Shiloh's
Consumption CUE is one Of these. No
Medicine could for moment stand under
tie test given this unless it had superior
merit. Never before has a Cough Remedy
acquired SO large a sale in 81 short time,
and gwen suaA universal satisfaction. You
cannot afford to refuse to try it TOR Throat
or Lung trouble. Your prejudice will
certainly yield after using il; otherwise con-
demn it. Samnle bottle 10 cents, regular
size so cents and S1.0O a. w. Higgins,
Paige & Crooks, Rutland, +. A. Morse,
West Rutland, Rice & Co., Castleton, w.
Sweet, Fairhaven, J. NJ. Campbell, Poult-
ney; sold elsewhere by dealers.
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CHE &utland 9ailg 6lohe
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1917


O1lce IN 5Odtn enu o! passenger DEPOT IN
NerchGntS' ROW open Un sunday RON 800 to
1000 "a. .n., ana 800 20 $40 3. Gl., aud from erJ
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BIackwoOa's Edingburgh Magazine

The British Quarterlles give TO the reader
wel digeated Information upon tAe great
events IN Contemporaneous history, ana con.
luin mastery criticisms on all that Is fresh and
valuable IN literature, Us WCll AK summary Of
the trumpls or science and art. Inc WAis
likely 10 clnyulse all Europe VIII form topics
Tor discussion, that VIII be treated win Il
thOrUughness aud ability nowhere else 10 be
found BlackwCOd's Magazine ts famous for
stories, essays, and sketches OF the hig sst llte'
rary merit,
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ADDITlONAs ~ A a. VI ENT.
since the above statement was ma 1 have
been rapidly iu proving In health. | hive hai
no return OF the di5igr cable s. n ptnms that
attended my tbrm s'ckLess and although af
fected from time to time wl h severe colds In
cidental TO the sudden churges n Our innate,
they have not been suflltient TO br ng on re-
turn OF the dlsta-c. NJ general heal has
been excellent | have gained twenty nvp
pounds and consider yselt MIR ly recovered
from disease that a year agD seemed likely +"
totally und rmlue NY con III ion Since last
February lave consulted with gre II man
afflicted with CDt' r'h and ih hundr ds Of eases
in wi ich have snld IL | h W never seen un In
ance Sufficient to shak the conn ne feel
IN Sanfords Rad cat cure for Cattrrh
October, 20, 1910. Geo. T.. DINSMORE.
Each package contains Or. SaDfoTd's ImprOv-
ed Inhaling 1unc, wi full direCtl ms Tor use
in all cases. Price 81 co. For sal" by all whole
sale druggists throughout the Uni ed STATES.
WEEKS q POCrEK, General Agents, an
Wholesale druggists, BOSTON.
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FOm STOmACHS out of ORDER,

80 medicine VIII 80 eneCtually improve the
t0aa OF the stomach rs these Pms; they remove
all acldlry occasloned either by lnemperance
or improper diet. They reach the liver AMI re-
uuCc II 70 u healthy DCtlOni they are wonder
fully enic lCJuS I'm cases Of apasm-ln fact they
never fail In curlGg all disorders Of tbt liver
and stomach
HJLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known IN
the word for the following diS-a.cB AguC,
Asthma. Bilious Complaints, Hlotches On the
Skin, Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy,
Dysentcry, Ery5ipela7, Female Irregularities,
Fevers or all kinds, FIT, G0ut, lie lduChe, lndl-
gesliln, Inflammation, JQundice, Liver Com
plants, Lumbag0, Pliea, khenmatiaiu, Reten-
lion OF urine, SCroiula or Kings Lyll. Sore
Throat, StOuo ami Gravel, Tc-DouiOuTcuXi
TumUrs. UulcrTs, Worms OF all kinJ5, Weak
ness IRON any cause, etc.
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Ing humors IN the sA stem, that undermine
health and settle into troublesome disorders.
Eruptlons OF the skin are the appearance on the
surface OF humors that should be expelled from
the blood. Internal arrangements are the de-
termination OF these same humors to some in
ternal organ or organs, whose action they de-
range, and whose substance they disease aud
destroy, Ayers Sarsaparllla expes these hui
mOrs from the blood. When they are gone, the
disorders tDcy produce disappear, such as u
ceratOns OF the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs,
Eruptons and Eruptiye Diseases OF the skin,
st. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Eryslpelas, Pimples,
Pustulcs, Blotches, BOlls Tumors, letter ana
Salt Eheum, Scald Head, RingwOrm, Ulcers and
Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain In the
Bones, side and Head, Female W Weakness, Ster-
llity, Leucorrhga arising from internal ulcera-
tlon and uterine disease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
Emacatlon and General Debility. With their
departure health returns.