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10 ALI LAYERS Of Flowers.

Having greatly enlarged my Greenhouses 10
upwards oi 300 square feet Of glsss for the raising
Of towering plants. 1 will be prepared to furnish
ali our neighboring friends with choice flowers.
You will save money by buying from me. I am
determined to sell as low as the lowest, aud my
plants will arrive in much better order than from
"a distance. have an immense stock OF Rusaz
Bedding. H0useand Basket Plants, over 20 dil
ierent Kinds Of Nerbenas. Geraniums, and every
description Of towering plants TuberOses, Glad
olas IN large quantities; also Lilies and Lilies Of
the Valley. My plants are In a very line, thrifty
condition.
Firstehoiee, Double Tuberoses: IS cents per doz.'
or 800 Der lc0. Second choice so cents per dOz.
OF $50 per 100. In addition 20 the above, I keep
also a full supply Of genuine fresh Garsicn Seeds.
which 1 sell at New York prices, by the packet,
ounce. pound. orqulrt. gallon or bushei, AMI are
best suited to cur locality.
A full assortment OF early Vegetables for table
use. Lettuce and Rhubarb really now, Radishes
and beets in April. Vegetable Plants; fCold
Framej Cabbage and Lettuce Plants In any quaint
" per Dozen. or 1000 are ready now. and caa he
planted out n any time as som ~ the ground J.
dry enough to work. Tomato, Egg. Pepper.
sweet Potato. Celery Plants on the 1t Of May;
Cabbage Plants at ans time from now I'LL July
To- Send for Price list
Seed Store, No. 3 Baltimore Street. Green
house Ons mile west OF Cumberland on -. 4 q
Ran Road. Address 7. q. Box 52s.
II. WEBER.
Parties wishing 70 see me personally will ard
me 81 my store daily from r3t02P. VI.
March IS
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ROAD NrEws.-On a petition for "a road
% lead from e point on 8 public Ioad on
land OF George Thomss 10 q point on q
public road ON lands of John Lehman in
-Conemaugh township, the Court appoint
Cd Edward Swanb, surveyor, Peter Holt
man and Peter Berkeybie, viewers.
On q petition for a bridge over Brush
creek. in Northampton township, the
Court appointed " " Schrnck. survey
or, Wm O.. Walker and Jacob H. MUsser,
viewers.
On @ petition for q road ia Lower Tur-
EeylaOf .oa HsEip, t. review groad recent
ly laid oG ia said township, beginning at
the rosd leading from Jrsina to Peters
burg at r ns5r the cross roads school
house to the river road on top Of Brooks
tunnel. Of b. & o. r. r., the Court aP
pointed Henry Bauch, surveyor, Benia-
min Kline and Alexander K1rnCs. view
ers.
On IA petition OF citizens Of Shade town
ship to appoin; viewers for a county
bridge over open Run, in Shade town
ship, the Court appointed =. II. Fritz,
surveyor, Joseph Bender and Herman
ShafeT. viewers.
On a petition OF citizens OF Eikiick
township TO appoint viewers for a road II
Elklick township, The Court appointed VI.
D.. Miller. surveyor, Samuel =. Miller
and John T. S8yloG. viewers.
Or 3 petition Of citizens Of AlIccheny
and Northampton townships TO change
The line between said townships, from a
point al or near the mouth OF Single run
at Wits creek, near Birmingham TO a
point near Tub ran, the Court appointed
J. c. lutzy. surveyor, Michael Long and
John WeDgard. viewers.
On a petition OF citizens OF MiddlecTeek
township for 4 public road To lead from q
a point on q public read at or near Aaron
IIeckler's, tie Court appointed Wm. tBa-
ker surveyor, Joseph. Crichtield and Christ
kreager, viewers
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REMEDY FoR HARD TINEs.-Stop
spending so much on fine clothes, rich
food and style. Buy good, healthy food
cheaper and better clothing; get more real
and substantial things OF lie every way,
and especially stop the foolish habit of
running after expensive and quack doctors
or using so much OF the vile humbug med
lcine that does you only harm, and makes
the proprietors rich, but put your trust in
the greatest of all simple, pure remedies,
Hop Bitters, that cures always at Il trifiing
cost, and you will see better times and
good health. Try it once. Read Of it in
another column.
HAVE You A CoUGH.-That dry, hack
ing cough is the herald of approaching
consumption. TO check the swift pro
gress OF the destroyer, prompt and deci-
sive measures must be resorted to. 4
dose of DR.. Morris Syrup OF Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horehound. taken when The
coughing comes On, will afford immediate
relief, and eventually effect a thorough
cure. 1t will be found equally beneficial
in all forms of throat and lung disorders.
In cases. of Group it is of inestimable val
ne.
Trial size 10 cents Large sizes so cts.
and One Dollar.
For sale by G.. W. Beniord, Somerset,
and Mountain & Co, Confluence.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup. which is perfectly safe.
Extremely palatable. No physic required.
Costs 25 cents. Try it.
EDITOR HERALD.-Your~ neighbor, the
Democrat. last week. contained q lengthy
communication from Petersburg, in which
disparaging reference is made 10 the
school house in that place, and a new one
loudly called for. Now, we. the citizens
of the township, members of both politi-
cal parties, with some few exceptions, all.
and, Indeed, the very best men and larg-
est tax payers of th. town, too. think that
for the present, the old building is quite
good enough for such purposes, and If not
quite good enough for religious services TO
be held in WHY
Money, both hard and soft, is a little
scarce Just now in this meek O. timber. .
and the great majority of us have, truth
is. pretty hard work 10 make both ends
meet. We intend 10 Try TO continue 10
''grin and bear it, but we don't want to
sweat and groan under the weary load
OF unnecessarily high ,axes. And if Pc
tersburg must have a new school-house,
then six or seven school-houses in the
township used. year alter year, uncom-
plainingly, should, yea, verify, we believe
will he condemned. But We think all
should be willing 10 ssblde q wee" until
the good time coming comes.
GRANGER.
ADDISON, May 10.
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*

NES-Februa
u, 1878. at The Reformed parsonage, bv
Rev. a. i. Truyal, Mr.. james 3. Hcl-
derbaum to Miss Anne 4. Jones. both OF
Somerset, Pa.
NEAL-NEYERS-At Glencoe, May
6, 1878, Mr. Wm. II. Veal, to Mrs. A. G.
Meyers.
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4 REWARD OFFERED.-Wilmer Akin
son., proprietor of the Philadelphia Farm
Journal, presents his compliments TO the
farmers OF seven corn-growing States, viz:
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and
Ohio, and begs leave to make this offer:
To the farmer who grows the largest crop
of corn per acre, he will present the SUM
of fifty dollars $50 and he will give a
like sum for fifty bushels OF selected corr
grown upon the prize acre-the corn TO
be delivered at the Farmers Exchange.
in Philadelphia, in February, 1919. ANY
one competing for the above prize, must
notify him before the first day Of July
next. The method OF determining the re
suit of the contest. will be announced at
ter consultation with the contestants.
Every competitor who succeeds in grow
ing over one hundred bushels per acre,
Will be required to furnish tor publication,
his method of culture, stating The kinds OF
soil and seed, time OF planting and har-
vesting, amount and kind OF manure used,
and such other facts as may prove OF in
terest and benefit.
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DIED.

METZLER-April 20, 1878. Maggie
L. Metzler, aged Q years, 4 months aud
. days.
April 30, 1878, Thomas Melzler. aged )
years and - days.
May /. 1873. Alice Jane Neizler. aged
. years.
May /, 1873, Rachel Aieizler. aged IS
years.
These were all the children OF Thomas
Meizler, OF Somerset township, and died
oil diphtheTia.
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EDIToR HERALD Among the many
~laughable things connected with cur pIt
mary election here last Saturday. was
the great disappointment. and consequent
w discontinue, of Democrats, good
Kind souls. from our neIgh5oring villages
of Confluence and Petersburg. when they
learned they would not be permitted 10
vote. And il WAS rough in them, very.
Especially to those Of these WISHING
statesmen" who. self sacTiicingly rode
through the uniriendly mud and cruel
wind, from the latter place Tor that pur-
pose, aud only this and nothing more.
They felt il, too-indeed, report says some
Of them wept. Bat we must confess. gen
tlemen, that while VIC piticd yen, over
the left shoulder, we laughed at you in
our sleeve Come and see US again 4.
You may have better luck in the sweet
by-and-by
J. Alex,
URsrNA Nav t3.
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Mr.. r. c. Lands is somewhat ola trout
fisher when he makes up his mind TO it.
On Saturday, May l. he LEFT home at $50
A. ", crossed the mountain, on foot, 20
Brush creek, n distance OF five or six
miles, fshei until evening. and made 8
catch OF 1872 OF the speckled beauties,
some of them very large ones, and footed
il home. l. wasn't a very good day for
fishing either. We would set this up as a
good days fishing. and challenge the dis
trict to beat il, il itlwasn't that the Johns
town Tribune knows a man in Cambria
county, etc.
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No MORE CIEDIT.-On and alter the
first of June next we will sell goods strict
ly for Cash or Produce. Will refuse
credit on any terms.
4. CoUSTRYMAN IL Son.
Lavansyille, Pa.
No butter taken since May 10.
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ELECTION RETURNs.-We point with
~pardonable pride TO the tabular statement
OF votes cast at the primary election on
Saturday last. This is the first time in the
history OF Somerset County journalism
that a tabular statement of the vote has
been published on the day following the
one on which the committee med assem-
bled. We had expected to be able 10 lay
the result before our readers at an earlier
hour but were delayed on account of the
Elklick, Salisbury and Greenville returns
not beng received until evening.
URsINA ITEMs.-rhe primary election
aas wound up by a kind Of free fight by
parties who are not natives of this place,
but who came TO town and imbibed too
freely Of bad whiskey. making business
for doctors. o~onstables and our burgess.
II is hoped this kind OF business will not
be repeated.
We had a heavy frost on. Sunday night.
That OF Saturday night was rendered
harmless by 4 heavy rain.
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The residence of Michael Harcom, of
Jefferson township, was DESTROYED by fire
on Monday last about 4 p. NJ. The house
stands by itself in the mountains, and as
the family were away from home at the
time there is no means of arriving at how
it was fred. The loss is about $3.50. No
insurance.
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NOTICE.

N0.ice Is hereby given that tho premiership
heretofore existing betweea Slas a.. keim aud
Jacob ID. LivengOOd, carr ing on the Banking
business ~ Salisbury. Somerset Co. Under the
name % keim sud Liyeug0oi. mas been dissolved
this Ist day of3Iay. ISIS. and all persons indebted
% said arm ARE hereby notified 10 call and settle.
I'D. LIN ENGOUD.
Nav S :. q. kEIN.
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RESULT OF THE yoTE

Perfect stiffness prevailed in the huge as
sembly as the monotonous call progressed
only broken By the responses. Al the
close OF the roll call the tellers compared
results, when it appeared that
Jerome Il. Whipkey lad received 81
votes. and j. G. Weller had reed 80 votes,
making Whipkey's majority &c. lie was
thereupon formally declared elected &c
serve as County Superintendent OF the
Public Schools OF Somerset county iol
three years from the first Monday in June
next. The necessary documents weIe
signed, attested and sent on TO the State
Department OF Public Schools. The
Convention then adjourned sind die.
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NEF

Dls,ric, Court Of the United States
FOR THE In Bank
Western District Of PcnHsyivaEia-N ruptcy-
This Is 70 give NOTES tha. on the 81 day o.
May. A. u. 1915. a Warrant IN Bankruptcy was
issret against the estate OF Alexander SlutzmaD.
Of Somerset, in the County Of Somerset. and State
of Pennsylvania. who has been u~dIusiged a Bank
rnP, upon his OwR petition; that TIE payment #
any debts rni delivery Ct any properly belonging
60 such bankrupt 10 him Tor has use, and ihetrtns
lsr Of any property ~. hin are iuraiddeu hy iaw
that p meeting 81 tie crecitors OF salt Bankrurf
20 prove their debts. and 10 ehos-e one ~ more as.
si-uces OF his estate, viii be he'll al; 4 Court OF
Bankruptcy, TO be iulIen at Ne. SO Dsamond 81,
Pittsburgh, Pa. befere Samuel Harper, ESq.
Register. on Tie Ttl day OF June, ID. ISIS. At ?
O'Clock, Y. M. JOHN HALL.
Pittsburgh, Maybe, -. Z. S. Marshall as Me-
Mayl5. senxer.
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LOOK Our FOR IT "A new counterfeit
500 bill, the most dangerous ever print
ed is now in circulation. IL is on the
Merchants National Bank of Massachu.
sets. The numbers are excellent. The
signatures of the bank officials are print
ed instead of being written as in the genu-
inc. On the counterfeit the ~" in the
printed signature Of 5. b. Colby comes
over the M" in Massachusetts; on the
genuine il comes over the first 1T" The
end of the "p" in the signature OF Spinner
does not touch the IF" in February,
while in the genuine il plainly crosses the
top OF The letter.
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DoNT BE DEcEIvkD.-Many person.
say Il haven't got the Consumption. .
when asked 20 cure their Cough with Sbis
loh's Consumption Cure. Do they no
know that Coughs lead 10 Consumption
and a remedy that will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cure a cough or
any lung and throat trouble. We know
il will cure when all others fail, and our
faith in il is so positive that we will refund
the price paid if you receive no benefit. Is
not this n fair proposition : Price 10 cts.
so cts. and 81 90 per bottle. For lame
Chest, Back or Side, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster, Price 25 cts. For sale by George
w. Benford, Somerset, Pa.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS AND
JEWELRY.

Also fuil ass r.meni flew ELBI. Consist
ingoF CHAINS, AIDES FULL SETS. CUFF
BUTTONS. SHIRT STUDS. COLLAR BUT
TONS, az. Ihavs oa hand tha Llrggs. aud
Best Assortment ia the County. Call aud satisfy
yoarselft hat the piace % buy is n PAUL c. NO
WAG'S Cheap shoe, Furnishing Goods ami Je.
ry Storc. Main Street, Berlin, Penaa
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TWII ION = tUTTTH =
I invite careful perusa OF above Prices and sot
ieit the public 30 cal and examine ms Stock, feel
f1r c,nffent the universaidecisiOn willbe thafthe
Cheapest place % bay Shoes or Boots is az PAU
q. Nowag's Cheap shoe store, Main Street, Ber-
ln. Pouna.
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A -DMIsTRAToRs NOTICE

simon Biubaugh. Administrator cum fedamcufo
ea1cr7 of john BInc0rl, late % Allegheny Co.
Nd. deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been gruBted to the Undersigned, neticeis
hereby given 10 those indebted TO IL to make imme-
diato payment. and those having claims against
Il. to present them duly authenticated for settle
mcnt on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF June,
1875. 1T the office OF Michael Long. Esq., IN Wei
iersturg. Somerset Co. Pa.
SIMON L BATGH.
NAYS Administrator.
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Boots, Shoes and
o AND SHOES.

Mems ard Boys Furnishing Goods. Fin
.st and best Stock Of Shoes. Iitfs Leather. Jcwe
.xamine Stock and prices. PAUE g.. so
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nALTIMoRE a OHIO II. r..
WEST.
EAST.
Mail.
,utr,,ns run bv Baltimore Time, Il minutes
a." 1sster than Pittsburgh Time.

n. rxrrcss train leaves Pittsburga ~ sv0 r. ~;
~ Conuellsville 1854 y. M, mineral
Paint i3.s5 A. Al. In return the Express lea.ei
rynbe-iSnd AT 800 A. NJ, arriving az Mi ns,s
Point 5.8s A. NJ, Connellssille ele A w.
burgh sSg A. n.
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BELvIDERE, H.. May I, 1878.
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The most direct and pleasant route 70 'ho i~
and south via Washington CITY. a.. 90
Through Mail leaving at 500 a. M ualt o
rives at Washington at 20 y. m Baitimole' ~
n. m. Philadelphia, $40 a. m. Ne" A"iS' w.
a. m: Richmond. 7;O5 a. N All. ~.
Through Express, leaving 300 p. m dsll.' 81
rives at Washington at ESQ a. IN; BsIilnlne 80
n M: Richmond. $50 p m. PhiadeiYh'' ~
D. n. New York, $40 z. m.
Through Mail and Express trains can! xn-sss
anMr rNcauf sunday.
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BERLIN, PA, May 8, 1873.
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selection % Iewciry. aai very Large stock Of
s Furnishing Goots 10 the County. "a: prices tA'
VAC.
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IMtSEyffcNTS.


Tho cast OF 1.-THE Merchant Of Venice"
was changed last night at Booths Theatre. Just
before the first presentation this season Of that
play. Miss Eleanor Carey, who was to have
played the part OF Ibifid. was called sud-
denly to the bedside OF sick mother.
Mr.. Vincent. the stage manager. appeared be-
fore the curtain at o'clock. and announced
that Mrs. Agnes Booth. who appears in the first
net Of A Celebrated Case" at the Union Square
nRsaS e o hay ssak w Pm ne p To-
assume the part. and that; TO enable
her to get through with her duties at thnt
house. the farce Of " Lend Ne Five Shillings,
a.pp2unced on the bin to follow The Merchant
OF Venice. would precode II. When Mt 9;15.
Mrs. Booth. made her. appearance in The
Merchant Of Venice" she was most cordially
received. the very large audience applauding
Mr.; Booths Interpretation Of the role OF Shv-
lock is a familiar one. It lacks The breadth Of
treatment Of his Richard the suhtlcty and tenn
IDEAL liz Of his 6ife,,o ."' but ""Y i 'i Is
nevertheless n marvcllously fine working
out of the two clements OF character
are composed Of national traits and Individual
peculiaritics. In make up; i'm that whisper Of
the Jewish accent which gives shadowy touch
of Judaism to the part, he, is a, type Of the
he is Sfvlock--and not like any other that We
have had. Mr. Booths acting version OF the
play ends with the trial scene. and that il the
Impression. The east Of tIs performance
was q fairly good one. The I1rtid. es-
pccaly. OF Mrs. Booth brought with it
an element Of strength that was generally ap-
and the Lducelot of MIR. owen may he mem
toned as conspicuous for easy effectiveness
Tonight Mr.. Booth plays Tho Fools Re-
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H.iYEs'S HTtksTERING.
The Agreement Whereby Federal support
was Withdrawn from Packard.

In an interview with reporter for THE
sun yesterday a gentleman now in this city
who for several years has taken an active part
in the management Of the Republican party in
Louisiana. pronounced untrue the assertion Of
MAJOR +. A. Burke Of New Orleans. that he
never had an agreement signed by Stanley
Matthews. Congressman Charles Foster. and
leading Souiherners or by anybody, pleiging
Rutherford II. Hayes 10 the withdrawal Of the
United States troops from Louisiana after
his inauguration a. President. provided that
the southern ConGr"~smen would prevent
any acton hy the Democrats IN the House
Of Representatives which might result in
q fainr. Ia complete tho electoral count 10y the
ith of March. 1871. such an agreement was
made mt the conference held IN Normleys in
Washington in February. 1871" the gentleman
sail. and Il m'mornnum Of It's terms WIS
nade i'm writing. Mr. Burke had a copy'of this
mrmoraudum. At ANY rate he told several per-
sons that he had i. saw copy 81 II soon after
the conference. II was made 10y u gentleman
who WAS cogniMnt of what WAS going on AT that
time. cannot now say Just what the mcmo-
randun contained but my best ecoll"tion IL
the troops from the support - Gov Packard
and the establishment Of the Nichols Govern
uDut in Louisiana. which everybody knew
must follow that act. and pledged southern
Congress men to consent 10 the completion OF
the count 81 the electoral vote.
We're the signatures of any Of the gentlemen
who participated IN the conference affixed TO
-" ON Inc copy that saw were the names Of
l.. \. Burke. Congressman ELLIS of Louisiana.
Charles Foster. and either Stanley Matthews or
James \. Garfield. congressman Gibson and
Levy Of Louisiana participated in the confer
cncr. hut dld not sign the paper don't know
whether the men who signed tho paper meant
10y so doing to hind themselves 10 carry out its
terms or simply to vOuch for lis correctness.
All | know is that their names were on the
paper which was shown 10 me.
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DIED.

pLArT ON The siav Jan 20 Ellen. wife OF Hamilton
Plat IN the 5uth v, ot her agv.
Funeral nom her late residence. lie Cannon st, on
GrptuN God
PLvNKErr on Jan %. Peter Punkeu in the 47th
year of his
Relatives and fen is respectfully invited 10 attic nd
his funeral on Jan ~ at o'clock, from ms late rest
dence 49, NV from thence to Church OF the Epiphany.
2d av and 2lst 81
-RlKEK 1on TUESDAY Jan 20, Miss susan Riker. aged
~ years daughter OF James kker. deceased.
Funeral services ON THURSDAY at II A. NJ. from her
late re sidcncc, 81 West Sistst
SMIrH.-on SUNDAY, Jan ~. Mary Anne. wife at Dr.
j. Lewis smith, and daughter oi the late George Hannah
OF this city.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited "a
attend her funeral, without iurcr notice. from her ata
residence, 227 West 49ti st. "Wednesday afternoon,
Jan so, at O'Clock fncuds are kindly requested not
t. send flowers
WlLD.-At PleAsnntve. Y. on Monday. Jan 20,
Elizabeth. wife Of silss wild aged ~ years
Relatives ana friends invited 90 att nd the funeral
on Thursday Jan 81 Trane leaves Grand Central depot
nj ~ ~ A NJ
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Should an eruption occur in this volcano and
cau,V the de ,ructon oi one half ot the Inhabitants who
live IN the vicinity, the remainder who barely escape
with their lives. Immediately move back upon the hall
cooled lava and there live in constant tear Ot another
eruption, ooshy lancune that the only tenantalc por
ton at the earth rests within the shadow o the great vol
This airy illustrates the force at habit amt the
persls"ncy with which people cling 10 opinions when
Discovery cures incrirnt cnnsnmru9n cousins r9Is
and all affections ni the liver and blood vet some sun dc
Ieud upon MA, cans and dies that have nausht but
repeated failures 10 which they can refer Ana although
guarantee To cure those weaknesses peculiar IT, wuheh
aud nutWiths standing that thousands u NUmrn bear t,s
timuny to it. efficacy nui the truth OF all statements
concerning IT, many yet submit 20 the use Of cnusuc
And the knife Again, Or firrce's Pleasant fnrshtN"
Pellets, No inrsor than mustard seeds, VIII positive ~
constipation where II = dependent ulnn dA slrpsiA
on tnrmd liver, yet su drpend tor roict upun the
hlu, w ar huge dn.rs of drastic cnthnric medicine
of the poor ltAlansf--ih