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Nav ORLEANS. January II, 1878.


I,,;,o, Democrat-"A Member of the Cen
e,.al Assembly" in his article dated January January
m ts7S i'm advocating reforms anu sptF.nius
"a the State tax collectors, says tne INV I. " ~,
M nroyides for only two tax collectors alse,
fhis wear. with commissions Oh anu poA
cent a, M,,h,,. that there
Ia No necessity for either State tax coiiee,1oas
80 30 asanesnrs The whole work Coulu pe nolie
Nv the City Administrators at very " tho
additional expense to what IL now coSoS III NJ,
aitv 10 assess and collect the Guy uas. ~
late y. :. Walton. when .ity ~ ,,,nr, than
,nated that the cost would not be more ti .a.
Ssnno NOR annum. with the advantage OF tne
ctv depositing every morning the coneS SI,t
III Tho nreytous day to the order OF ttle ou'G 1;
instead of allowing the amounts 70 l tl
the hands of the tax collectors ior "a
until the month of December VI eai''''s -
lowing. ,,o,;,., tn he 8
,,nst nnerous imnosition from which the pool
neonle suffer yearly, which ought TO DE aponsn
cd That is costs, which poor persons espo !,
ciallv are made to pay for non-paynehl =
fnyps viz. Advertising, attorneys ices, eielk
Saos sheriffs fees. recording in the Mortgag'
Office and those paid, also, for releasing ~
,nnrtya0e The law prohibits all notarle
from nassing acts OF sale or transfers Oh pio
arty Without all the taxes nave beeh p wv
which Is certainly a sufficient guaranuiVt w IL
the taxes viii be paid n a. s snnnm Se WIN
These fees. If necessary for any legal PIT
COCO and I NAV go further and say, all rec
n suits wherein the State and Guy are tisi III
niaintiff or defendant, shouid DC ehs,e s
aholished. and the work done free OF ena ma
The office of Recorder OF a MoIes3e efices an
Conveyances should pc stalarieo oiii'N'' "'
nil such sinecures abolished.
Oblige reader and ,,,.r,zrS
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

81 Louis Iron and Machine Company va
s. D. Steers u Co-Bill IN equity. Orators
allege that respondents have violated the
terms of contract whereby orators fur
nished respondents certain cotton press ma
chinery The ease was fixed for the 26th inst.
and a temporary injunction granted as prayed
for restraining certain parties from paying
certain money to respondents.
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MAnARoFF BITTERs.-In presenting this cor
dial to the public, Mr.. Alph, Waltz, No. 2s Cont
street, who Is the sole proprietor and manufac-
BILE and wholesome sttmulant that could posi-
bly, be connected for the numerous ills OF this
climate 1t is an excellent appetizer strength
cuperant. Its properties are such "a will inva-
riably operate In a pleasant and agreeable man
ner IN Az cases for which 1t is specific. and 9
trial of Its merits will prove its medicinal and
invgorating effects.
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WENGER's GARDEN,
Nos. Ill and IN bourbon street,
II, VENEER. Proprjet0r.

Has been newly fresooed and ia now the FIN.
EST HALL In the South. The artistic improve
ton on Saturday. the 18th inst. at Z o'clock
m,
A large number Of European and American
papers always on file.
Three rooms for ladies and families, with sep.
arate entrance.
The largest Orchestrion In the world plays
from II o'clock a, m. to 10 NJ
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER at
Five Cents glass. oc17 em
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physician was called 70 v his calls for
chelsea e Mss She expressed her fears that u it
soe d Is for him to COME one 80 t ta
n moI her account. "Oh, madam rep atent lin IN
doctor innosssntlgg and aat thus ' can Xii two
birds with one stones
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

tThe DEMOCRAT Is responsible for none OF
the views EXPRESSED In the communications
under this head; but no communications will
be printed except from responsible parties
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Hing of the Carnival.

and dedicated to the annual visit of His Majesty
b the Royal Capital. it is hereby ordained and
deareed-
L. That all lines OF transportation. extending
c,oughout the Royal Domain Immediately
fars to be promulgated reduced tariff of
mayor the benefit of all loyal subjects who
aav. ire to visit the Royal Capital on that
| II. In
nroperly l9r to testify their loyalty and to
the occasion His Most Gracious Majesty, on
Cnpital all 10 his triumphal entry into the
hereby commaubjects resident therein are
selves into orgaL to forthwith form them
selves promptly IL bodies reporting them
for assignment to sta DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
III. That In consid.an service.
nlicit obedience to thisn of ready and i'm
zach and every loyal SUBJ. Royal Mandate
from all service or alleglhereby absolved
newer than that of His Most to any other
and all public buildings and pleed Majesty.
! in the ROYAL Capital are hereby business
closed throughout the day. I'd to be
". We congratulate our loyal SUI
& ,ho ra;on of peace and the return OF .,non
$ love within the borders of their state All
~. "a GOOD feeling. now 80 happily ext.
c .na. aontinue and grow stronger with vel
? Increasing the prosperity. wealth anu power
those whom we love so well, enabling theni
t oa1 I with more ecIat, and more near
e o;o,, our annual visit to their beautiful city
), GOD SAVE THE KING.
y Given under our hand and seal at tne lem
= OF JUNO, in our CITY OF MnohNAh,
q the 18th day of December 1877 anu ~
Of One Thousand and SIKH OIL our he
I'd BY the King Himself
Attest:
BATHURST,
or Lord High Chamberlain,
it CARNIVAL PALACE, New orleans
ar December 81. 1877.
ne Address all official communications +"
N BATHURST
postofice drawer 1oi, New Orleans ia'
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PROCIAM ALTON
BY THE
KINGo OF 7HECARNIVAL
EDICT XXI.
To all whom these presents shall come
Greeting:
KNOW YE, That inasmuch as
EDICT XXI.
MARDI GRAS.

The FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, 1878, is set apar,
and ordained as the Grand Fete Day of His
Most Gracious Majesty the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

sTHROW PHYSIC TO THE DOGS.n
DIR. HALLS
Electric Belts.
For the cure of all nervous diseases. without
| the least arrangement of the patients habits or
daily occupation. This appliance exerts power
full and beneficial influence throughout the
whole frame; Is APPLICABLE TO EITHER
SEX. and affords INSTANTANEOUS relief In the
| following discusses:
RHEUMATISM.
| NEURALGIA.
| DYSPEPSIA.
| LUMBAGO.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
HEADACHES.
DIZZINESS.
IMPOTENCY
sPERMATORRHEA.
SEXUAL EXHAUSTION.
SELF ABUSE.
PREMATURE DECAY. ETC.
These Belts are the result of The most pro-
found research and experiment In electro
therapeutics, and by theft, peculiar ,.eonstruc-
uon cont galvanie current" Is gene
rated. which permeates the whole frame, and
especially envelopes the suffering parts with its
oaer to Tie nervous a Inn any thns
known to medical science-henee Its potency as
curative agent.
Most especially Is the application of eleetriei-
ty In this form beneficial to those disorders
arising from youthful indiseretion, sexual OK
| cess or designations of any kind. whereby the
arl lAOU BnIn rfTrtr
threatened No false deieaey OF sense Of shame
should prevent the sufferer subject to restless
he nsgs d sat end % 9ses
symptoms Of nervous and physical debility. ap.
plying to the undersigned for relief.
These Belts are light. perfectly flexible, and
easiy adjusted. all of which. together with their
cheaoness, renders them superior to any other
form, for the application Of Electricity, med
so,i4T Of these belts were sold in Europe In
the year 1879.
ELECTRICITY Is LIFE"
And no remedy can be compared to Il for the
treatment of IMPOTENCE and loss Of nervous
vitality.
nent psychologists of this country and Europe.
s'Ingenuous wonderful--a death blow TO the
old system of drugging. London tEng) Ian
fering humanity"@Dr. Richardson, London,
Eng.
Wonderful for the restoration of exhausted
vitality. DR.. Terrier, London, Eng.
| cheerfuliy recommend Dr. Halls Electric
Belt, and consider II one of the greatest bless
ings to. mankind that has been put before the
publio,"-Dr. De Barr. Paris.
Price of Electric ReIt .....................ss 80
Price Of Electric Belt, Extra Power. 40
Full instructions with each Belt, when you
order.
When ordering, send exact measurement
round the waist
Send money by Postofee money order, ex-
press or registered letter.
ADVICE GRATIS.
Address all orders to
DH. JAMES HALL e. so,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR UNITED STATES.
gig West Thirtieth street, New York.
?. o. Box 1880.
State In what paper you saw this ADVERTISE
ment. de2g i'm
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MISS LOUISE p0MEM0Y.
Supported by Fords Baltimore Dramatic Com
nany.
Thursday YOU LIKE IT.
Friday Farewell benefit of LOUISE POM
EliOY. the new nnd powerful drama from
the French, entitled aEMMA
Saturday Night-GEMMA.
January 2l-MLLE. AIMEE's season of Opera
Bontfe. iatT
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THE COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT COUNT.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

II. r. Fazande has applied for emancipa-
I'll IN
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Applications for ladies' invitations and pro-
posals for the. rent Of the restaurant. bar and
bathrooms to be left with the armorer, at 81
Camp street or addressed to Postoff1ce box 1918,
before February 49, ia13 I'd
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FRENCH DRAMATIC COMPANY.

FRENCH DRAMATIC COMPANY.
THURSDAY EVENING. January II.
LES vIEUx CARTOONS.
Comedy In five acts by sardou.
SATURDAY MATINEE nj 10 o'clock
LES MEMORIES DU DAZZLE,
Ia PARTIE DE pIQUET.
Each matinee ticket will give right TO the
drawing Of THREE VALUABLE PRIZES,
Saturday Evening-LES DOMINOEs ROSES.
LIE FEU AU CONVENT.
Sunday Evening-lL A 10 ANS on LES
INOEND1AIHES. Drama In three acts and six
tabeaux. LES TROIs EPICIEHs Vaudeville In
three acts.
Shortly the latest great Partisan SUCCESS
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|and dedicated to the annual visit of His Majesty
b the Royal Capital. it is hereby ordained and
fe,r,n1
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AMUsEMENTs.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
MISS LOUISE rsMEne,

Last nights of the brilliant Shakespear
artistic,
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FZOODe6 O'BRIEN.
SOMETHING ABOUT THEIR GREAT
BANK IN SAN FRANCISCO.

tSan Francisco Letter to Boston Journal. ]
Gold is tossed about and trucked
about as lead and copper are in
New York. Mere boys with canvass
bags in their hands go around car
rying and collecting the precious
metal. Kegs of gold and bags OF
gold are thrown on cart as If they
were kegs of nails. In the principal
iewelry, stores necklaces, diamond
studded belts and sets valued at all
the way from $40 to 500, 600 are
exposed 10 view and are laid within
grabbing distance The Bank OF
Nevada is the great gold bank of
the city,. It's vaults are said to
contain over $4,000 ,Oco, Trays
of gold stand on the counter, not
Gagged in and wired in as with us,
but with q little guard around the
money as is thrown around silks in
a dry goods store. Yet nothing is
stolen aud nobody attempts it. The
bank is owned by Flood & O'Bpien,
the great Bonanza men. Their in.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-02-14

come is fabulous-frorn the mines
alone said to be three millions .
month. They began lif' humble
enough They were traders in, a
small way, and the store is still
pointed out where they served their
customers for years. They mace
friends with the miners, trust. d
them for goods, loaned them a little
money, and when the miners had
good thing they let Flood & O'Brien
know it. They were careful, pru-
dent, saving men, and always had
ready cash for. email ventures. The
Bonanza posseseion was 1the result
of this thrift and forecast. Elscd
is. about fifty years of. age. He 10
slightly undersize, sturdy and stocky
in bnhd. His lace is exprcssive Of
sell possession. resolution and cef m
mon sense! His family consists OF
a wife, son and daughter. The
daughter is a .young lady of pre-
possessing appearance, who puts OH
no airs. Mrs. Flood is matronly
lady, quiet and benevolent, and
enjoys the esteem of her ncighbors.
She refuses to give large parties,
because she would have to ignore
her friends and acquaintances of
humber days. The family live
costly in comfortable house, which
would not be considered more than
respectable for a well to do me-
chanic or moderate shop keeper.
Floods word is as good as his lond
anywhere. O'Brien is an older
man full seventy. He is tall, with
very gray hair, and slightly stoops.
Flood holds the fort in the presi-
dents room, and is seen by few
persons. O'Brien can be found
outside, in the banking room, u
sprightly old man, apparently look
ing after things. He is unmarried,
but lives in princcly style in man.
sion built by Senator Sharon. His
relatives keep his house.
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morrow, Heal 2
Fair !? What sort of fair, and
where is it
An Agricultural Fair, in Haw-
ley, ten miles out of town. Among
other attractions is an equestrian
match for ladies'
I don't know as ] consider that
avery attractive feature. In fact,
l am not particularly partial to
horses m
Nor ladies either, you might
say; laughed his friend. But
am going and want you to accom-
pany me- -su.1s
4 suppose you'll fall ia love with
the successful competitor--perhaps
d 'buxom country lass, with rustic
manners, and immense hands and
feet up &!
Nonsense, Hal. Don't horrify
me lbeforetwe start. But what do
you say?i You'll go, won't you?
'Pl think of it. said his friend,
in tone which implied consent
I suppose you'll need some one to
look after you
'And you consider yourself fully
competent, suppose. Well, we
won't quarrel about that. Will
you be ready to take the eight
o'clock train 2
L think so. What time does the
contest take place 2
'At9 O'Clock, l believe. We
shall be in ample season.
The next morning found the two
young men on their way to Haw-
ley. As they entered the fair
grounds, they found a large num-
Der of persons already assembled
there. ,g.s,r
4 suppose Fred,'' said his COM
panion, that you are, SO interested
that you win want to marry The
VICTOR =.
"rhat depends on circun stances.
But I always said that / wouIdn' I
marry anyone who wasn't good
horsewoman- -..H "
! .'Ah here they come said Hal,
as party of ladies galoped up to
the, entrance. ed, - f.-a 80
Fred Harrington locked at them
critically. an 3faF-5s.s.
DO, you notice the third one
from the front. HaIp Observe
how gracefully she sits and what a
noble air she has
The young lady who had attrac-
ted FIed's attention. was Clara
Russell daughter of one of, the
Leading physieians of the place
She rode a handsome black horse
which her father had given her or
her fifteenth birth day, Sha had
Railways ridden a great deaI and was
an accomplished horsewoman..c
.She is very pretty, I graht, anc
sits well, but she isn't my STYLE
She seems to be we'll satisfied tha
she is good rider, aud wishes t.
impress the fact on those arount
her, But behind all the res. yol
will see graceful little form, on ,
magnificent bay horse. She is m,
beau ideal of beauty. ~
i Yes, she is bonnie lass. An.
! am somewhat acquainted witt
her, too, so can give you an in
PRODUCTION, if you wish 80
But who is she 7? I confess t.
have considerable curiosity on tina
lpoipt.' ...f-.I9 ,.s.s t!,-
4 tHer name is, Olive Sinclair
She is a daughter Of Philip Sin
clair, the teacher They live in
bird-nest of a cottage, at the foo
of the hili4 i4as you enter Hawfey.-
! She was taken sick year Jag
{some kind of fever I think it was
and got mp very slowly from it.
After she began to gain. DIR. Rus
sell said she ought to ride o
Horseback two or three times
q cfweek. 4cAckind .neighbor gave. he
D 1.-The uses of his horse and she is, no
quite an accomplished equestrien
ne. r;
4 She will gain :hs prize to da,
[ think go. Z y
t Don't be foo sure. Hiss Ru,
sell certainly has the advantag
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-02-14
EFFECTS OF CONTRAC-
ITON AND EXPANSION.

The following statement, COM
piled by All intelligent gentleman
formerly in the United States
Treasury, MIR. Alexander Dclmar.)
shows the effects Of expansion a:d
contraction (per capita) in this
country from 1882 to present time
to be as follows:
From 1882 to 1937-expansion
from $3.50 to $14-effect, activity.
From 1887 to INSTRUMENTATION
from $14 to $6,90-cffect, depres-
sion.
From 1s43 to 1s57-cxpansion
from $500 to $16.70-etfect, ac-
tivity. -
From 1857 to INSTRUMENTATION
from S16.70 to $13.70-effect,
depression.
From 1851 to 1se5-expansion
from $3.50 to $2S.50-efecI, ac-
tivity.
From 1865 to 1s70-contraction
from $28 so to $2O.80-effect, de-
preston.
From 1870 to 1878 3-contraction
from $2O.SO to $14-cffect, bank
ruptcy. -.s.....,
From 1874 to 1s77-contraction
from $14 to $10-effcct, beggary,
crime, strikes and suicide.
The debate in the House has
developed the fact that precisely
the game results followed contrac-
tion and expansion in Great Britain
from 1918 to 1926 +:
18lS-circulation f47, ,727, ,000-
effect, prosperity. 80
| 1S19-circulation f41, ,35S, JAS
effect, distress.
1S20++circulation f35, ,129 ,405-
effect, distress. IA
INSTRUMENTATION 2S,699,5O0-
effect, great distress; county meet
ings called for relief
1922 -circulstion f26, ,743, 800
effect, the same.
1823-circulation 929, ,502,4 ,422--
effect, the same.
| 1S24-circuiation G32, 124 ,658
effect, great prosperity and spccu-
lation.
1s25-ci,cnlation f34,220,73S
effect, the same @
1827-cricnlation 3O,911 ,323-
feffect, the same.
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WEAKNESSES
PECULIAR TO 20 g1
7 l. mn IN 4 l. S :. ]

Favorite Prescription is q Powerful Restorative
surpassed efficacy, and while it quiets ir-
ritHton, 1t strengthens the enfeebled nervous sys-
tenn, thereby restoring it to healthfal vieor> The
Eavorite Prescription has worked magic cures viz.
Leucurahce, or "Whites,' Excessive Flowing, Pain.
fef Meustru Ition, Unnatural Suppreseions, Weak
Back, Prolspsus, falling of the Uterus, Anter-.
version, Retroversion. Bearing Sensation
Chronic Congestion, InhaanmA AtiOn and Uleeratioa
of the Uterus, Internal Heat, Nervous depression
Debility Dependency, and very many other ehron-
ic diseases peculiar to women, but. not mentioned
here. ss-
me following Ladies are few Of the many
thousands who testify to the efficacy of Dr.
Pierces FaSorite Prescription from experience and
observation 5t
Mrs. Cornelia Allison, Peosta, Iowa Mrs,
Thos J, Methvin, Hatcher's Station. Ga: Mrs II
A Seymour, Rome, New Yorks MRS Francis Hus-
wick, Versailles, Ohio Mrs. Leroy Putnam, North
Whar&on Pa sMrs. Mary A. Hunols, Edna! NO.:
Mrs Mary A, Frisbie, Lehman, Pa-s Mrs. D. l..
Gill, ChiIiicothe, OhioS Mrs Ha riet E. Malone
West Springfield, Pa Mrs. X. Hiatt, Emporia,
Kan; Miss Loaise Pratt, Dodgeyille, Mass; Mrs
l.. A. Dashieid, Norfolk, Va; Mrs. q. Allison,
Proctor, Iowa; Mrs. J. N. Yornon, st. Thomas,
Ont Mrs. > q. Moran, 253 North Horward Street,
Baltimore, Nd Mrs. Lucy Caliman, BaFnesviIle
OHIO; Mrs. Nancy McNaught,l J efferson, Iowa !;
| Mrs L. G. Stemrod, friendship N. Y; Miss Ell
len Cady, 'Westfeld, ". Y; Mrs. Anothny Anlanr,
Yeronn, NY; Mrs. B. N. Rocks, Grand Rapids,
Mieh.; Mrs. F. H. Webb, Watertown, N, Y. Thou
sands OF references can be giyel, at the Werlds s
Dispensary>
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The Raleigh Observer says that
by mutual consent, a change in tie
ridfngs of the judicial circuits has
been effected, whereby Judge Kerr
viii ride the third judicial circuit
and Judge Cannon the tenth, on
the spring round.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-02-14

It appears from a Blue Book inst
issued respecting the great cyclenc
and storm wave which visited cer-
tain districts in Bengal on the
r,vrning of the lat of November,
1876, that the total number of per-
sons drowned was 10000, and that
tho outbreak Of cholera which fol.
10 we'd carried off $4,000, making a
total majority of 165,000-
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Cheap for Cash!

CAUTION NOTICES DONE
up ia style aud en- short notice at
this Office.
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WATVRA6 0@S@~
Investigators of natural science have demon
s.Tassd 6eyond @ Of the ttest il the
only law that vouchsafes thrift and perpefnity-
Does not the same principle goyeFnthe eomssclal
4 su terfof artic1s BY reason Of superior Her1t,
Dr. Pieroess Standard Medicines have outriyssed
e1eeis e sne milton dollars per snnun while The
amount exported foots- up 20 several hundrea
thousslhd more. NO business could grow 70 sach
Hssas.e and rest upon any other p-'''
'ITs Geldea nf4dicaI 1DiSedd~eryooT
-IG. - fsAaeraave, or Blood-Cleansink. ..1G
COD Qosdea MeaSeaI DiscOvery a!'H
fsf gsfffa Is Pectoral. ~ F. :
=, RGelAen Medical Discovery
Is Cholagogue, or Liver Stimulant.
Golden WI edfcai Discovery
Is Tonic.
QOlden Medical Discovery
BY reason of its Alternative properties, cures Dis
Kings Evil Tumors Ulcers, or Old Sores; Blotch-
es Pimples and Eruption. By virtue OF ITS rec
teral properties, it cures Bronch1aI, Ihroat' ana
Lung Affections Incipirnt Consumption Lin
gering oughs and chronic Daryng1t1s It's emo
iagogue properties, render It an uneQualed remedy
for Billiousness, Torpid Liver, or "Ltver Com
pIaint .: and its Tonic properties make it equally
cficacious in curing Indigestion, Loss of Appetite
Where the skin is sallow and covered with blotch-
es and pi1nples. where there scrofuous SWELL
ings and afectionsa few bottles of Golden Medical
Discovery will effect entirel cure. IT you teel
dull drowsy, debiitated. have salIow color of skn
or yellowsh-brown spots on face or body, frequent
headache or dizziness bad taste in mouth, internal
heat or chls alternated with hot ushes spirits
and gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite, and
tongue coated, you suffering from Torpid Liver
or "BiIiousness.S In many cases of oliver Com
pIaint" only part of these symptoms are exper :
enced As remedy for all such cases, j.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has no equal as it effects
perfect cures, leaving the liver strengthened and
healthy.
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p. p. p. p.
Dr.. Pierce's .,..., ..'... '..-
Pleasant
Purgative
Pellets.
Purely Vegetable. No Care Required
While Using Them.

The stI.itfIe Giant Cathartic, or MuItuna i'm
ParS0 RhyAic, scarcely larger than mustard
Seeds and are sugar-coated. They remove the ne
cessify of taking the great u6e drastic sicken-
ing pills, heretofore much in use
As remedy for Headache. Dizziness, Rush of
Blood to the Head, Tightness about the Chest Rad
Taste in Mouth, Fluctuations from the Stomach,
Bilious Attacks Jaundice, Pain in the Kidneys,
Highly-celored Urine, and internal Fever, DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets unsurpass
ed. Furthermore, would say that their action is
UNIVERSAL not gland escaping their santive i'm
press. Age door impair the properties of these
Pellets. They are susar-coated and inclosed in
glass bottles their virtues being thereby preserved
unimpaired for any length of time, that they
always fresh and reliable, This is not the case
with those pills which put up in cheap wooden
or pasteboard boxes The daily of two Pellets
has cured the most obstinate of Scrofula, Tet
ter. Sat-rbeum, Erysipelas. Boils, B'otches. Pim-
PIES Sore Eyes and Eruptions> They are, howey-
ever recommended tc be taken in connection with
the Golden Medical Discovery, in order to secure
the best results.