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MASSACHUSETTS DEN.
OCRATS.

with household cares. But while ]
know that some persons do not agTl
with my notions upon this suhlenst
know again that many, with X,t,,ci
have conversed, do feel and .a,,a,,,e
actly as do. -, Greet Nv
wrong In tho present systc Prov a,.,
ton Is, that children are SEE II ees.,s
too young. At an ago w reSelve
ought to DO making mud cakesvA Eo,.s
dolls and having doll parties, !,
going to school with great E,a0ee;
books, poor little martyrs, andt
If they don't know their lessotns
thumped on the head, or slappes n,
tween tho shoulders with box
Then they arc pushed on too fasS
into studies far beyond their SIT g. V ~
and if somo mother who ha has .as
to keep her child home .so o.s,a ., ,l.l, -,
proper age for scn ~ S TINT
child to school, She currency sn -.
he subjected to mt Oh s s".i ,a,.,
being classed W nAeu :; ~ =: .hn,,,4
r isa comall at every moment be
c,,,idren rcndcoin; that all coins OF
Wall onv denomination shall be as
hic to- cSamlble Of equal value That
mart If that rs6ncy Is Issued by the
that It ia moyhall be receivable by the
ed pupils. D payment Of public dues
those who rse. y saa qai& ~ +s~
least by the y 80 ,o.i1av. uym
S -. ~ Republicans feel abou
anu " 80 action in Maine but,
pPH. we ale-not sorry that Eugen
Ale has beeu deteated. Such q n
nuke will do him goody tor ne We
0eftiue too arrogant to be tolerated
She say,s that one day In Washlngtc
,she wife OF the venerable Justi'
C.l,ffortl. OF, Maine. called TO see M
HaIe and tho children. It was not .
-ornlar reception day, and alter y
rnssts werc xshered Into the par!
es,s sarvant retired. When the Aadl
r.s.a Ia, leave tho only gentleman pr
80 sss;o1l with Folded arms beside
sns ,.er tahie. tlil not offer to open
.Sanr nor sl;d he attend the ladies,
{ ~ (,lifforSlss carriage, TO assist
y g yrhts ilisrcspect to lady advan
S ss,s.;,.,o =. Tho wife of one OF sMaei
- sss.:sss si,rmnseSi sons, may have cost
Halo tAovefy votes ne n9cu ;
ssAnsls leetcs. %. Bossoa. 1ie, ua'' :!
* sssxA - M the man who k1ie s
sss - - & ss,;snye. In South Carolina z,
aEman Al horn ,Senatot t.I..ss.
irtfOsauces5 M Minnesota. ~ pIs Pr"
vnri have filled more men vn nIsl
kSVe, q, khSs S3enator .aNsv ered 1ign
.ssn he .NNs p0xzled ato sSxn0W
sUoru1,,tly foared, till I NO : Ionnu
,tp,at Sis interlocutor was O uocsor.
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MiSCEllANEOO

,r,,,,,,,,,,,,ret1 s,,d acclimated.r Without
.,c,,Ist tHeI hest breed for the South. Inc
subscriber breeds from the finest ,h anG p nee.
bred imported I,srksl,iFeS a ana t .sir bor
6% asster scar Cardif. aRobin Hood. !" 'ToPlssh.
Sstampy.' sweet seyon ,ts %,aa s or tht
ae a";oricam Berkshire swine Record" wheE Of,
none but a, ssosk a sr GOO" as ca,
Pigs for sale #, s i1,, IMa STATES. Price
boxed and delivered ut Treaton or Monroe
La, S25 per pair. Ia
For further particulars. address
Ho' G. +. HINES. NJ. p,
.h. Do,r,,sCille, Union I"FtsA' Ao'
References given If desired.
Eehruarv -, 1878. ~
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.
DROP. e. IIEFFNER,

DROF. E. 1ICEFFNEN,
TEACHER OF
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
Having prominently located in Monroe IN ;"e
strumental music. He will give lessons on
the flute, cornet, clarinet, guitar, piano or
violin; and vocal music will be taught aftef
the best method. Lessons givcn ut the
rupiis' homes, or at his residence on 1T.
John street, next door south Of the post
Office. Music furnished for balls, partles'
&c january Is, 1878. 1y
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rhiic that he hss now on hand . we'll Sc
fected, stock Of O0Ice and HoxseheM kI,7 .s
tssre, Wooden coDt,ss, 4ctatte 9:s.ss eso sses
Seyesus. etc, Terms, Cash. Store on drano
street, near tho Courthouse. prrERs.
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93flitn G'elrgrxph.
oaSsSs 81 az ! 8 THE PAKAaRArHERs'

.s 9fa tn - f = $50 -. ~ ~
o ~i5s y lttl6 Jimmie I'll Il ~
1Sse ~ sa ns. pickle. 3 .a o.
$ia iSsls Se6mact,s pain: ,,,,aa 10
.ss:SeS dcWn ho III ker-slam, q
~ ~ ki1ed -cuCumber -
4 - n kirn fhroueh the diaphragm.
80, van see q man with his arm q
Inx yod know .he has been clasp i
TIL 6osnnY hand Of the second term
a few 80 1ulsest0s Nescs.
nasainS - spfayess are offered up In
-. S1kes from deliverance rom
He comes under the genefai
nouns eaiver us from evil"
MirrotH 81 is ON his way to the woods
upon ait suicide and q bull sodden.y |
flected ase. the chances are that ne
mentslor his lite.-i&. Louis Ieep''o-
stancetare stung by q bee use harris
dred S-tdtten by q snake get dram :.
of ain acians cay. Oh, hang the pee
to thaava Us snake bite incis''o2s
hut 40k Ilsble. q = H; - 49, t'iS ~.
edi6ssx eeiof Man, furnishes an In
with petnld for speculation, put Dy
discourses age OF woman - =
mammon wQS IA entirely to fatth.
Next, ! led B5S slaIi.g. j. -. z
verted to the az e ied that can eat
1. too, travelled o,rs ~. ana get up an
delights Of camSsv aIievour -four
day rest by the Seu OlE,it cans for a
dom from dang
with the noise a16woA s,.,,,enlv be-
among strangers jadlei-. The doc
trophies Of the puszle12n E.coant for it,
Even the soand Is a. saflvTto meet
present to mx1nd Of Eatfer without a
results anticifAa xtszxfa6E -,
ve1 ,,ess sens ng for Obs" IA the title Of
eso womS.st IN exch4ge. II q young
nc,. Thssa = 9. Girl MISUNDERSTANDING
i,o ow' With ~ - goin4 to be an ovel
e1c,, NClold maids and old bach
machine, even 3SasssltK 49,. : - =
why? Because drug store was DIS
come demandher day because n
ruhles, bias basv to hook wise, roll NJ
ing, while woF tsseventy-hve cens
fishness. 81 rad In the face, az q
But I did little powder that ne
railroads or 9n tNfo cents ana q naa
come to thee hueiness don
ton. There sithear ossents: ;ssoerxes
with his rod reaser pc eSs ser
bow. Under thiaN1s card p s,es n n
pline of Just sudsAstens under wv Psc
the men who aretrcen the use use
discoveries and filling the world w
useful inventions. Opposite sitzk
nice-looking geursgenfassKab0edR ~,
boy on the head eFs and tho Howl,
do better next Remember. how =,
Johnny does = for iOw.O {. !, -
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SALOON,
r. Grand Street, Piercc's Otd Ssom0'
:. .s wv n FERRY. PrOpribtOr.

\ u,o.o tho nnblic will always lind the
,.o w "I hest variety Of liquors. and drinks
served up in style BY an old. and e1Rer peri
eiicsd ba-tender. He offers HIRE H ~. ti,a,
o,,i,iic. nom IL O'Clock q. N to 3 O'Clock
3. M. consisting of Hot SeSoned SoMrSs'
Roast Beef, Salads, etc. Pri0o1 one us III
incInsiye of Lunch, only 15t He respect
fmIiv solicits q liboral shareof the pa1roh-
age OF the public. -.
l Monroe, January Is, 1878.
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TIP TOP,

TIP ror'
......, THE CELEBRATED
HARNESS AND SADDLE STALLION,
viii make the present season at my
stable OF, the Mcclure place. three miles
north cast OF Monroe La HIS se sf are
offered at $40 a single leap; $50 the season
or S25 TO insure marc. in foal. Money que
when the fact is ascertained OF mare parted
with. The colt, in all cases, standing good
for the money. ,.."# ...
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE:
TYP Tor is q beautiful bay, full 16 hands ss1s
high. strong and muscular, possessing nne
stSie and action. Was sired by the world
renowned old Edwin Forrest a OWES Enoelsi 6y
Morgan grand dam by old Gray Eagle.
~ PERFORM NCES:
| He has taken several preminns at var VAR
| GUS fairs in Kentucky: Also, in 81. LOUIS,
Mo. and Il number Of premiums at Column
bia. Fulton and jefferson City fairs, com
peting will, some Of tho best trot6o Lots In Inc
| West. He has trotted u mile III 2:4O:
| March 20, 1878. II. w. "cAASO'
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Horses, buggies and hacks kept fof hire;
Horses and mules bought and soed. 0S s1I
t%a stable. Horses and mules hner1ed =
ressonabie terms. Personal atesnta00 peao
to feeding all stock; - iofsce
ut this stable. 141kynSss $os@
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19

Mr.. Enunds said that the denial of tho
implied that the sesators sold
their franks for other than public and on.
cial business. an imputatton which he
denied.
Mr.. Withers called up the senate pension
bill for the survivors Of the war of 1912.
HOUSE.
Washington, Feb. 19-The Darrell-Ack.
lin contested Louisiana case came up, the
majority report favoring Acklin. the con-
testant. and the minority Darrell, the sitting
member.
Mr.. Hale was promised the floor for an
hour during the debate ON the case.
Mr.. Stephens said that as soon Is this
case was disposed Of, be would move to take
from the speakers table the silver bill, and
concur in the senate amendments.
Mr.. Bland said that he had intended to
make the same motion.
Mr.. Buckner said that he intended TO
msve its reference to the currency commit.
tee, but was nat particular how 1t was
brought up.
Mr.. Harris opened speech on the elec.
ton case.
After Mr.. Harris speech, Mr.. Hale oh
tanned the floor, and referred to the remarl
made Thursday by Mr.. Gibson. He Hale
had to take the occasion, in season and ou
Of season, to denounce the people of Louis
lana. He denied that he had ever de-
nounced those people; on the contrary h.
has taken occasion heretofore, on the Aool
of the house, to speak plainly on the grieve
ances in that state. and which he had ear
nestly regretted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
LATEST w MAIL.

The Turkish squadron arrived at Pera,
Friday bringing stores and torpedoes from
Suluia, which has been evacuated.
The St. Petersburg Agence Russo says
Order have been sent to the Russian head
quarters not to occupy Gallipoli.
A Constantinople dispatch Of the 10Th
says that the instructions TO Monyk Pasha
have been revoked and he has not gone to
Adrianople.
The City savings bank of Manchester, N.
H., will be wound up. Deposits amount to
$lS0,00O. 1t is not expected that there will
be any shrinkage in this amount.
Advices from Cape Town, of January %,
BY way Of Madeira, say there have been
numerous encounters between volunteers
and insurgent K.fiirs during the last week
them being killed and wounded.
Hostilities with the Jowaikis in India
have been resumed. A force of British
cavalry numbering $50 men defeated the
enemy Saturday, killing 6, including one
leader. Six English troops were wounded
and three Jowaiki leaders captured.
A Vienna telegram says: Notwithstand-
ing the prospect Of . congress, the situation
e still considered grave. Nis rumored that
England has made overtures for an under
standing and arrangement with Austria.
The latter is negotiating loan with the
Rothschild..
The Theaalian insurgents took Platano
Saturday. It 10 supposed they will NO, be
able 70 hold it. Hostili,ies are breaking
out In all the dia,ric,s Of Crete. The in.
eorgents are taking possession Of block
houses and strong holds under the Avg OF
the union With Greece.
Prparatioss for ,he approaching carnival
a' Memphis, arc being vigorously pu.hssi
forward. Monday, the 9Th Of March, will
be sivea up to The tiks and The arrival OF
.as king and the formal ccnpaiiae u ,hs
ei,. hy Rsa With = srasd hall ., night
IaesaAy will b. given up TO Aonus asd
Ah ksev. ard Ne carnival viii cloas vitA
graa4 srseasrslss pageant Il tAs Mo-.
rAaA, ~ oAe,s = saosko6s viii tsAlssex
ssS lsil u ~ sAr~sss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19

Theodore Ro.evelts will vas probatsd in
New York, Saturday. The furniture and
one-third Of the real and personal estate 60
TO the widow and the four children get $80,.
600 each in trust for their education. Each
Of Tho four children get in addition, with
ont reserve, one fourth Of the rest of the
estate.
The Political Correspondence Of Vienna
says: Negotiations were only delayed by
the sudden acutneas of the relations Of Eng.
land and Russia. The car and sultan are
actively exchanging personal and friendly
dispatches. 1t is expected peace will be
signed BY the time the congress meets, name.
ly two or three weeks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
President Hayes Still Trusts to
the Honor of Louisiana
Democrats.
And Will Take no Action Regarding
the Anderson Outrage.
The Silver Bill Will Probably Come up
in the House Tonight for
Action on the Senate
Amendments.
CAPITAL NOTES.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEE.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEE.
Washington, Feb. l9.-Thc house COM
mittee on banking and currency to-day au-
thorized their chairman, Mr.. Bcckner,
to report his bill, which proposes to substi
tute the United States legal tender notes
for national bank notes. They previously
this morning heard the comptroller Of cur.
rcncy in the argument against the bill. He
contended that its enactment would be an
infringement Of vested rights, and that the
government has no constitutional power TO
take this action in regard to national banks
while their charters continue in existence.
The senate committee Of finance will take
up the house bill for the repeal Of the specie
resumption act, Tuesday next.
LOUISIANA MATTERS.
Wash ington, Feb. 19-Representative
Ellis states that in protIacted interview
with President Hayes last night, he re-
ceived the assurance that the administra-
tion had never contemplated any lnterfer-
ences BY the U. s. courts or otherwise with
t0C oCllO0 VI Nu0 SONtSS VI oIAsS So'SAu
neut of Louisiana, and that while the presi.
dent regretted the prosecution Of Anderson
and Wslles. It would not alter his course
toward TIE state or people Of Louisiana.
II was matter which involved their honor.
and he trusted their honor. Ellis also
stated that he fully informed the president
of the condition Of the affairs in Louisiana,
aud that he corrected what he, (Ellis) con-
sidered the errors and misstatements OF
Secretary Sherman and others, regarding
the returning board trials.
IN CONVENTION.
The national convention of the United
States export trade, assembled to-day. Jno.
D. Hayes, of Chicago. temporary chairman
A large attendance If delegates from the
boards Of trade, chambers of commerce
merchants exchange, city councils and vari
GUS manufacturing associations, being rep
resented from oil sections.
The union national agricultural congress
met this morning. About one hundred del
egates were present. Vice President Jones
called the convention to order, and read the
address Of the president.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
CRIME.

ADULTERATIoN OF CANDY.
Boston, Feb 19.-T. Herbert Chase has
been found guilty Of poisonous adulterstion
of candy, and appealed
AN EXPRESS ROBBER.
St. Louis, Feb. 10.-John Reno, one of
the once famous gang Of express robbers, left
to-day in charge of detectives, for Browns.
town, Indiana, where he is to be tried for
robbing the Adams express car, on the Ohio
aud Mississippi railroad, Of $4,000, on the
10th Of October 1866. He was release !
from the Missouri penitentiary yesterday on
= writ Of habeas corpus, having served ten
years for the robbing Of the Davis county
treasury.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
CONGRESS
SENATE.

Washington, Feb. l9.-Mr Spencer. from
the military committee, reported favora6lv
oa ths bill Tor The relief Of the late surgeon
,gsoeni OF The army. Hammond. Placed
o. The calendar. |, authorizes The psesl.
dent to frviev the proceedings 10 hls case,
and severse the fndipgs Of The court mar.
,isi. II he deems proper, aud thea to plscc
him 90 The retired list - sareeos general
bot vithsui pay,
pus.as the discussaca Al The bill fixing
,Ae cnne,sasslns af vnssaasssra, Aeasrs,
Eaoassas. Dssta ed llsatis asd cthsn e.
vss~a Ne ssssan,iaa n ~ fsaaa'sg rssvi
kes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
FIRES.

AT EAST COLUMBIA.
Cincinnati, Feb. ia fire at East Co.
lumbia. suburb OF this city,at an early hour
this morning, destroved two buildings, owned
owned by n. r. Fudiker and Lawrence
Creighton's stock Of lumber. Loss S45, 900 !:
insured in the Miami Valley.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19

GERMASY's lNTEREsTs.
Berlin, Feb. l9.-In the reichstadt TO-DAY
in response 70 an interpolation, Bismarck
stated he had little practically new to tell.
he then discussed the saperate provisions Of
the preliminariea ofthe peace, and showed
that Germany's interests are not affected, no
as 10 oblixe her to deviatc from her previous
attitude. He described the apprehentions,
respecting the Dardanelles as not juatified
by the actual situation. Regarding the po-
sition to be taken by Germany, he said that
he could not now give any official informa-
tion, as the documents came into his pos
session to-day. He did not believe 10 a
European war, as the powers who would
oppose Russia would have to assume the
responsibility Of the legacy left by Turkey.
Germany was in favor Of Fastening the as
sembling Of conference, which perhaps
will meet in the first fortnight Of March.
He rejected emphatically all suggestions
that Germany should intervene, and de-
clared that she was willing to honorably
mediate, but did not wish to exercise the
Office Of the arbiter Of Europe.
A GIGANTIC CALAMITY,
Lonkon, Feb. 1S-lt ia stated au,hori
lively that sevcn,y millions Of human being,
are now starving in the famine stricken prov
inces Of north China. Imagination fails tc
cope with 30 gigantica calamity.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
MENTAL EXCITEMENT.

MENTAL EXCITEMENT.
Baltimore, Feb. 19.-Nayor Powers, of
Chambersburg, N. j., it appears, aban
doned his post under mental excitement,
owing TO inability to balance his accounts,
and unable 10 locate the discrepancy. The
experts. hswever, have found the error,
and show the books 10 be all right.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
NEW YORK.

RELEASED on BAIL.
New York, Feb. l9.-Robert L. Case, the
convicted president Of the Security Life In
surance company, has been released from the
tombs on s25 900 bail, pending the issue Of
the argument for stay Of proceeding.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19

in the present grave c,rcums,ance, viii
consider It's duty and mission 10 secure
due reconsideration Of the political and
material interests and dignity Of the mon.
arcby.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Feb. 19.
WHEAT-unsettled /; opened lower but
closed strong; gilt edge; l.o6ac for regular !;
lO5ic for cash 1.O5E E@l06 for March.
CoRS-6rm and higher; 4l1c asked for
cash; 42c for March; 43c for May.
OArs-frmer 24@24!c for cash; 24lc
for March.
RYE-53c.
BARLEY-45}c.
PoRK-6rm and higher; 1925 for cash /;
l0.35c for April.
LARD-6rmer 7.27Ac for March; 7.27sc
for April.
WHISKY.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Feb. 10.
WnEAT-declined sc to &c for No. i
closing steady; hard, l.lo3c for No. l
1.09 for No. 2; LOGIC for February 1.05sc
for March; No. 8, l.00.c.
CoRS-s,eady; Ale.
OATs-quiet; 24sc.
RYE-s,eady; 53c.
BARLEY-steady; SIC.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19

Yankton Encampment, No s.-Regular meet
tngs on list. and 3rd. Monday evening Of each
month, at Odd Fellows Hall, Sawyers block.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Feb. 10.
Gold--l.o2ac.
Money-5@6c.
Stocks-dull.
Goverhments-weak.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Feb. 19.
WHEAT-very dull 1@2clower; No. 2,
spring, l.22 bid.
RYE-quiet; 72@75.
CoRs-a@3c lower 47@58!c for west
-ern mixed.
BARLEY-quiet and unchanged.
OATs-dull; 33c for mixed western
white, unchanged.
PoRK-dull; 11.20@lll.5O.
LARD-steady 7.55@7.57!c.
WH1sKY-9c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
SOCIETIES.

Humboldt Lodge. Germany No. 5.-Regular
meetings on Wednesday evening Of each week,
at Odd Fellows Hall, Sawyer's block.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19

Legal notices intended for the Weekly Pres
and Dakotaian should be handed in not later
than Tuesday evening.
Communications for the Daily Press and Da-
kotain, also advertisements, should be handed
in before O'Clock p. m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23
VEGETlNE
FOR DROPSY.
N"NNI -IIlIl
FORGET the first Dose.

IkOflDtNNEs
Mn. n. X. STEVENS
Dear Slr.--i have been great sufferer from drop
~. was confined % my house more than year.
ain months on the time / was ent6ely helpless
was obliged % have two men help me in and out
OF bed. was swollen - inches larger than my
natural siEe around my waist suffered all man
could and live J tried an remedies for Dropsy.
had three di6erent doctors My friends all expect
cd would die many nights Twas expected % die
before morning. Al last Negetine was sent me BY
friend. ] never shah forget the first dOse- 1
could realixe its good effects rom day 20 day.
was getting better. Alter had taken some or q
bottles could sleep quite well nights. ] began TO
gain now quite fast. Ater taking some 10 bottles,
could walk iron ono part Of my room 70 the 9TH
er. NV appetite WAS good; the dropsy had AZ this
regAined my usual health. 1 heard OF a great many
cures By using NeEetnc AFTER got cut and was
able 20 attend 70 my work. am carpenter and
builder. vii AlsoysAy IL has cured an aunt OF
nay wtfe'S OF NeuraieaA, who had suffered Tor more
han ~ years She sSys she has not had any neu.
rslgiE for eight months. have given q 20 enc OF
my children FOR CaRker HhIR0r, have no doubt
N my mind t viii cure any humori II q great
cleanser OF The blOodf it Il sale 70 give enid.
yin reoOmmsnd x % mo world. Ny tat1eE a -
give strength and life 20 an aged person. Icannot
Be too thankful for The use Of 10. / an,
Nery gratefully yours, JOHN =. NOITA6E.
ALI DISEASES OF THE BLoOD.-if NKGETINE
viii relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and cnrc such
diseases, restoring the patient 90 perfect health
ster trying different physicians, many remedies,
sCaering for years, a 4 not conclusive proof, n
you are a sufferer, you can be cured Why ~ this
msaisine performing such great cures itWorEs
In me blood, u Tie Circulating fluid. 10 can trulF
Dc called ne Gredf Blood ftiri1er. The Ereai
source OF disease originates in - blood; and no
ny ans renoVate, has any just claim upon Puoue
attention.