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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-06-05
Insects in Flour. Is

a foreign exchange says that Mors.
Troupeau recommends the following
process of DISCOVERING whether there
are acarians in the -four: Some flour
is placed between two sheets of pa
per, and is timed ont by pressing it
with the finger. If acarians are in
the flour, they viii reveal their pres
euce by small molecules, which can
be seen by the naked eye. These are
then transferred by moisteued point
to micr6sGQps. aTo. Rdrhltek Sthay
the legs a,dlhlh bf tiIetihss1. Igiyfcs,
crime and acetic acid should he used,
as they increase the tyanspayeney.-+r
In nrdentdgayoid bruising the insectg
a hair should be placed bet%eeh ttlie
plate and cover glass, Proceeding,
in this way, N. ''Tronpeau found tthat'
of a,lavge. nhmbeE6f specimens OF
-four nearly allcpntaiped acarians, the
number of which Seemed to ipcyease
~ sek .kae1asssH ,rlaet . ancoiS J
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-06-05
Not if it was MY Bow.

Some years ago the late Horace
Mann, the eminent educator, deliv
cred an address at the opening of a
reformatory institution for boys, dur
ing which he remarked that if only
one boy was saved from ruin it would
pay all the cost, and care, and labor
OF establishing such an institution as
that. After the exercises had closed,
in private conversation, a gentleman
rallied Mr.. Mann upon his statement,
and said to him:
Did not you color that q little.
when you said that ali expenses and
laboisWouldibe REPAID { il onlysavel.
one boy?"
Not II it was my boy, was the
solemn aud eonvincing areplyyl1
All there is a wonderful value
about My boy" Other boys may
be rude and rough; other boys may
be reckless and wild ;other boys may
seem to reqdire more painsand labor
than they will repay other boys may
be left to drift uncared for TO the ruin
which is so near at hand; but g Nv
boy 9--it were worth the trial Of q
lifetime and the lavish wealth of
WORLD, TO, save, him from temporal and
eternal ruin, We would 40 theworld
round to save him from peril, and
would bless every hand that was
stretched to give him help or wei
come, And yet every poor wander.
ing, outcast, homeless man is one
whom some fond mother called " Ny
boy Every lost woman, sunken in
the. depths Of gip. Was. somebody's,
daughter, in lieradaysXo childish x n
nocenee, Today somebody's son is
a hungry bntcaSt, prosseflfo the veky
verge of crime and Sin. Today
somebody's daughter is a weary, help
less wandererI'lriyen by necessity 10
the paths that lead TO death. Shall
we shrink from labor, shalI we hest
tate at cost, when 1hesVorl before us
is the salvation Of soul?. Not If it
is My boy; +" not If NC have the love
Of him who gave his life TO save the
lost The Cha'istian.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-06-05
GARDEN SEEDSl FTETD SEFDS9

for sale very ~ "e'nS a" inc varieties in store and
the T@ crop of Celery Cabbage and seed viii be received from
ali em1 G h 70 me middle of July when able 70 pnir
m me latest varieties and reliable seeds of ali knF P'
August ~ ''" prices VIII be out by the first o
sb Cav avs on hand complete stock Of fresh and
AI ST. anu rield Seeds Bird Seeds, Plants &C. &c M
all other commercial fertilizers wherever tried "c
q * 80 ''N90e. HART, BENHAM & CO.
SEFDsAEN, JAcKsoNv11x Fla
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08
oHDINARJOM,

w Gpfa narim street, MnfphU Hrfr GHd FirH
AHni, nun lGW HTfd a. hlWHif1i
10 u ordained BY the rly Council ol ihe
se6lion I That Martin stfeel, Mnrhy
btIrft aUd Weld street nan Main Hiirri un
the south ~ VI u 4lTrrl nn ~ uoillli hn Hnl
lhr sAlgp arc hereby ihlNDlif hgd 40 hlfrrlhi
aud Tue proceedings necessary Tor lhp open
lnR III tiir Aaiir 40 hereby ordered,
hoo, q me Mayer, lliy Engineer Hhu lll}
ssGralaTy ule hrlnhY ordered a. proceed ~
proyiird Ia section lHi and succeeding Hfr'
Hons vi chapter \ VI rlly charter ~ per-
iorn lhelr respective duties ior llo npenlng
400 A. iIhs private property necessary 10
he condemned iuT utb ln OptnlnE hull Hlirrlh
shall hH paid luf as special ~ hrh1WrLlh hH
pIOyldrd fOl Ia section ~ and another 500
lion ~ chapter ~ NJ charter Of ollY,
HeC, l. said streets NO ~ no opened ~
prayed Tor iu petitions Of CliiHrns Martin
street Hnd Murphy tiItrl ~ DO ~ lhr WAN
uf 1901 leet, and on u linN WIN thHt p1rDpn
ni bnld streets lying between CuInmrirr hhl
Main HiTrtmi and continuance al llir same,
500 IL Field HiHnel hllll hrHin ~ o pnlhl
ON tho north tldH ul Main street ~. lunl
Wnsi Of no alley NJ LOntTdH huulurhhl
corner, thence Wrht bO coli thence unilll AU
feet 10 lilm street thence east 10 lrrl Wlul z
south side NJ tlin street ~ kHid leonard ID
u rlhhlHl corner thence south ~ loot ~ hr
500 \. The snld streets aoe \, he paid Tor
by apopial assessments, rnd The general iund
Ot the city IN not ~ be used ipr TIE pufpu.ri
koc, q The requirements ~ city chhIlriT ~
be- strictly complied win ~ opening mld
Hlfrrlh
from ana after llH pna axe,
Approved December y, lmn,,,,
W, i, rAbELlr Mayor
j, II. HEREFORD, Necy, dor4 .dlOl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08
PROCLA NATION.

Ia obedience 10 the following resolution
passed by the tlly Council VIZ
Whereas II IN believed lnhi the Guy can
be benefited Hnd henulihed by concert OF
action IN the matter Of building sidewalks
and planting trees NJ the intersection ~
sidewalks Hud streets, hnd mat hhl0 concert
OF action may ho effected ny tho Mayor H.
suing hiH proclamation regulating nli prop
oOly.0wneN 10 10 lmpfoYt thoir property,
therefore, he n
Resolved, By the Cly Council that the
Mayor be- NLd ho IN hereby Instructed 10 ls'
sue his Proclamation calling on all real UH'
tate owners to Improve thulr property as
suggested IN HE lOrogulnR preamble, de-.
scrlblnB the Kind ol sidewalks dnd the luuu
Of tees best 10 he plant n,
Therefore, /, W, l., Caboll, Mayor Of inc
city Ol Dallas, do hereby request pll real oN'
tate owners In the city OF Dallas 10 improve
their property by making good gravel hldo.
walks IN mont Of then property, aud "a plant
shade trees, such IN Naples ELM, China
liOx Elder and tycam0fO tree, along me
outer edge Of gnid sidewalks, and thereby
bencht their property, and also add 10 the
health ana comfort m well W the hvnuiy OF
tho city,
In witness wheicO' ! have harounlo set
my hand una uiSod the seal of the city Of
Dallas, this cd dny Of january, lMS
Affect. W. l., "a BELL
j, Il. llFREFORD, MuyOr.
SecrelHy, lnn2ldlOh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

GroRcE i. SEWARD, envoy extraord,
nary and minister plenipotentiary at
Pekin, has acquired immense wealth in
the service of his country, owning hun,
dreds of houses in Shanghai besides in,
vestments in this country. This fortune
was acquired in true republican style.
IL being his duty rs consul TO wind up
estates Of American citizens of China,
he has kept back portion of the same;
has collected money from the United
States for the services of his assistants
loaned it at two per cent, telling them
that the money had not been paid
pocketed q ten thousand dollar legacy
left home for disabled soldiers by an
American merchant; shared in the
profits Of lesse who commanded ri.
rate ship, which transferred her plumber
in mid ocean to merchantmen that
sailed with bill of lading showing a
mixed cargo. When Pease was captured
and turned over to him, the pirate war
permitted to go scott free, Seward is a
nephew of Secretary Seward The re,
port of the congressional investigating
committee will show up Rev DR.. New
man, Inspector Of American consulates
in his true colors,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

In order to guar against results utterly
subyersivc of health, II IL absolutely essen.
tial that the grand thOroughiare OF avenue
OF the system, the bowels, should be re.
opened as speedily M possible when they be-
come obstructed. II they ARE not, the bile IL
misdirected into the blood; the liver he.
comes torpid; viscld bilious matter gets into
the stomach, ANA produces Indigestion,
headaches onsuc and other ~ mptOms . q
produced. which prolongat'On oi the OK
citing cause only tonds TO nggrayate. The
nperlent properties of ilostetter's stomach
Bitters constitute most useful agent In
overcoming construction Of the bowels, and
promoting u regular habit OF body. IL liz In
dnitely superior 10 the drastic cathnrttcs
frequently used for the purpose, since II does
not, like them, act Violently, but produces n
natural painless effect, which doe not hn
part q tone OF the evacuatory organs, which
II inyigo ates instead OF Weakening. The
stomach and liver, also, Indeed The entire
system IN strengthened and regulated by II.
tillfebl2wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

Tan venerable pontiii, the head of the
Roman Catholic church, is dead, M our
dispatches state. good man has gone
out from among men, The unilication
of Italy, under her present line of mon
archs, robs the event of any very
marked political significance. such rs
were once attendant upon the death of
sovereign pontil'; and the choice of a
successor The contest, by the unilica.
ton, is narrowed down to a mere strug,
gle among thered capped-cardinals, and
will hardly make rippleon the surface
Of outside politics, The church under
Pio Mono has passed through some very
important scenes. The doctrine of the
immaculate conception, and the destruc'
ton Of the temporal authority, being the
principal ones, Plus X was quiet amia-
bic, inollensve man, and his long reign
will be referred TO as one OF the most
important which has occurred since the
reformation.
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the STATE OVER

GfaOis (6uniy,--S statesman A black |
man by tho name Of Randall liraekslon,
sometimes called johnson, was killed
by an international train on sunday
night-liut little has been accom-
plshed In raising funds for the erection
of a grain elevator IN Austin, Fifteen
or twenty men, and not two or three,
are needed 10 take stock Ia the enler'
Prise. Round Rock will have M elo'
yalor before Austin The thirty
eight meeting Of the grand lodge Of the
slate Of Texas Nv now IN session M this
city, and will remain here during the
week,
lImLiaJiou Couuil lircnham has aiX
police hut has mol arrived NJ the dignity
of milorminP them ~ young colorN
ed pil gave birth 10 u child recently IN
this county, aud nj her request u youn'
ger sister threw the babe intoa pig pen,
whore II was doyoured. The matter N
being investigated by tho courts ---
Ia every section In Brennan new dwoll'
inga are being pat up, many OF them
handsome The grand jury hnvo all
Iourned, having found u indictments,
classined M follows Theft Of horsea,
hogs and cattle, u perjury, windls
ing, unlawlully selling liquor asS
anull TO commit rape, carrymgpiHtola,
assault with intent Ia murder, Il y
adultery, q arson, 2 theft, ! robbery,
burglary, : murder ..
HcLcmm County Telephone The
proposition 10 levy u special school tax
Of one,eighth Of one per cent for free
school purpocs, was defeated, not more
than 22b votes being pulled In thoiayor
of the measure, whereas NJ loOst b3O
votes would have been necessary TO save
IL from delcnt, Waco Greys have
ordered thirty of their new uniforms,
--Roy, Mr., Colt, the evangelist and
the faithful few who labored with him
in Waco have gone, The mass meet.
ngs and tho cause of Temperance have
been well attended, $780, Examiner
officer Sames Craig, repelVOd u terrible
aud probably fatal stab in mn effort TO
arrest Preston Obaninn, for disordcrly
conduct, Another officer promptly
made the arrest, aud Obanian now lnnN
guishcs in Jail, awaiting the results OF
Crnigs wounds Craig has been on the
police fore two years, ana " considered
IN efficient and brave officer
1,WraHt County Evening journal !
Tho stage travel is increasing so that II
IL found necessary TO put ON extra acN
comodations The erection of buildings
on the burnt district on WcalherIord
street has already commenced, --- kgte
Hollis the lady recently incarccrated
in the calaboose, supposed TO be insane,
was examined before Justice McClung
yesterday and released, il not appearing
that she was sufficiently unsound in
mind TO require her restraint she was
sent TO the county hospital for medical
attention. "A car load of cotton
caught fire, and about one fourth lost,
----JeT Brown, n rough from Hood
county, in n state of intoxication, nj q
late hour called at u private boarding
house and rudely demanded the lady to
prepare supper, and on the declining,
threatened TO break her neck A Mr.,
Marion interposel and came near being
shot, charley Japlin shot and killed
half breed Mexican, in this county,
who attempted his door laplin de>
campod
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

Tne charge has been repeatedly made
that Governor Coke WINS At the bottom
of the serious charges made by the pas
pers against Governor Hubbard, Tho
thing was 80 ridiculous that we have re.
Trained from allusion to il. But some
few papers still harp on it, and We deem
il hut correct Tint we put ON record
our earnest dissent Indeed, we know
from recent conversations with Gov.
ernor Coke, that he entertains other
sentiments for Governor u. than such
AZ this charge would intimate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

himself In her late husbands clothes
The neghbors began 10 talk about u,
aud some members Of Father Elys nook
consulted him upon the oruel hnmllla,
ton praelieed upon u gpod'nalnreia
husband, The father however dld
not see the cruelty, 'On the contrary,
he said oifwe ara 10 tost the Widows
love by the high standard Of the poetry
ol our great aud national minstrel lhe
very poet Of love, she Is q nobel example
Of devotion, for docs not Thomas Moore
declare in his sweet and duloet notes
that
rphe heart that haatrnY loved never iorRhlHi
Iiut fDndly loves On tho clothes ."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

No other medicine In the world was ever
given such n test OF It's curative qualities M
Bcschee's German syrup. In three years
two million four hundred III usaud small
bottles Of this medicine was distributed free
OF charge by druggists IN this country To
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group. severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
u diseases of the throat and lungs, giving the
American people undeniable proof d Mt der
man syrup win cure them. The result has
been that druggists In every town and VII
lage In the United States are Recommending
II 10 their customers. Go to your druggist
and ask what theykn0w about II. sample
bottles 10 cents Regular size 70 cents. Three
loses win relieve any case. feb5-dlw,lwlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08
English Female R,,,ers.

present century. II il prepared expressly for
the cure OF chronic female complaints and
Irregularities, and Its cures are truly Won
dertul. Married or single ladies, who are
AFFLICTED with Mysteries, with uterine troub.
les, sick headache, pains In side and back
who are Frustrated, pale, feeble and emacia-
ted, nervous and cross, with loss of appetite,
palpitation and general indisposition, bave 9
only to use one bottle to be assured of rapid
recovery, They cure by strengthening aud
building up, and imparting pure blood to
that which has become Impoverished. La
dies Of Dallas should call on Connor n
Walker, or DIR. Howell ldtlllfebl5-w wet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

'rur Nccs Ia busily engaged liking up
the constitution and In the meantime
the other popov ARE liking up tho next
state administration The Ntes will
get into tho melee soon enough il,
fights tho thing now indeed by corrcs'
pondcncc, and IL il by that means
eliciting u good deal of solid testimony
to the effect that Governor Throckmors
ton IL the choice of the people
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08
9ailg Aerald

car DAILY HBHALDlH published nshlt
mornina, axaapi on Monday, ~ Wy 70
emonis psr week delivered 10 lhe elly,
ApyKnTIhElnG HtTnsi one hlnaln W. ,i ,'n,
in',,iinn vi oentA special Taiah fnf weekly
,lol'thIy ana yearly advertisers
TuE WsIHLY HHaALn IA pnbllhhen sNnIf
saturday no raj al " w pefbehI' post
aea prepaid,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

80 rnr lirssians are in Constants
nople, according to the dispatch II
will be remembered that Ir HERALD
predicted this result two or three weeks
since This result, Notwithstanding the
recent armisticc, would seem TO argue II
very complete subiugation of the Turks,
aud unless the powers interfere, will
make Russia the master Of Europe
There will be interesting developments
if the report proves 20 be correct,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

Tnr San Antonio Epress m heiween
Governor Hubbard aud 'lhrochmorlon
IA In favor Of the latter for next
governor, The Erprcss has some very
good ideas on SUBJECTS like this
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

Tng Ecamiar "butchcred" Governor
Coke like Tnr llRuAlp IL "bulcherlng'
Throckmorton, aud by tho same "bulch'
err ltplcOacd the slaughtered" and
the people, aud gave them true man
for governor and United States senator,
Can tho Examiner say that 'fne HERALD
IN engaged at the task OF trying to give
anything else In ita advocacy ofThrock'
morton for GOVERNOR
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For SALE.

The dna steam nil, known a. ihf Valley
lolIls. located on fle bnslnn lifrL Is milrt
wttt "a Waco in . nnp wheat gTuElng
county, which IN RAPIDLY settling up Inc
hulldng n NJ limestone Ahpui th4p -
tuliate. Two and ung-illi stories hlHh, and
cdiialhs 0ne ~ NJ corn ana Two vi wheat
fnolf. Tho machinery NJ inTly horse power
u in good ndpr TINS desirable pinprfiy can
loo purchased un Tho mnel advantageous
IN particulars eltiinr adlipst nI CAL pn nae ~
Waco, Texas, ..,.,..,.
drrlld2m Wal ~ lplflf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

A POLICEMAN Ct Waco named James
Craig, waa badly stabbed while In the
discharge Of hlR duty by u rough A
police officer ought 10 he supported IN
tho discharge Of hIa duty, by the elite"
making strenuous efforts 10 capture the
alnlber
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GRANGER HOUSE.
10, 9O5 4 9O7 Main Street, Dallas. Texaa

IRIS house is new and well ventilated.
located. Ii Is In charge OF its old pronria,nss
,. sawyer, who never failed to please bis,
guests. Parties seeking a house with All lie
, ~ .,,1 OIL nome, cannot do better than
irving In Dallas, Via the Central ra,isn ar
can ,e |, this house by taking the Mai
s.Ies, nofse cars, one block south nom H.,
Ro e. =. Lne pest u % day house in the c,er
nns1 us 70 getofi thee street cars at the switt.
NA'"0in y. SAWYER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

The Most Eminet Living Authors,
suon az ~, Hon. W, T., Gladstone pfol
Max Muller Prof lyndnll, On ", IL. Car.
pcntor u, A. Proctor frof Huxley, Jas, A,
Cohhc, D. Mackenzie Wallace, The mike of
Argyll, Mira, Muluch, William Hack Jean
lngtlOw, Miss lhackerny, Mrs Ollphanl,
Mrs, Alexander, Geo, Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, 1urguouicL Aunrbnch, Ruskln, Ten.
nysun, Browning, hnd many Others, are rep.
IeNeutVd IN tho lapus of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

= The well known Clifton mills, located on
the Bosque river, at Clifton, Bosque county,
Texas, thirty-two miles west of Waco, In one
of the richest and most desirable SECTIONS OF
large quantities.
These mills are located ON and run by one
OF the hnest water powers IN the state
The building and dam are built of the best
limestone rock, on solid rock foundation
Oh both bottom and sides.
The mill house is iOx6s feet square, two and
81 half stories high, and contains two sets OF
wheat and one set OF corn rocks, all in fine
order.
The location IL high and healthy, with
good schools and good society.
This desirable property will be sold FOR
divtsfonl on the most advantageous ternls,
b 18th as TO price and time.
wM, A, FORT, Agent,
declld&w2m Waco, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

Father Ely Is one Of the wittiest Irish
priests known to Dublin society, and
the story runs that famous widow of
Dublin recently took 1t into her head
to marry o postman, and among her
other eccentricities she made him dress
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Absent Minded.

An expectant bridegroom, who ap.
piled for = marriage license In MINES
apolis, Minnesota, got along very we'll
until asked the Iady's name. Name /
name p he exclaimed. ''there, ] see /
Mary -, Mary IT IT'S Mary some.
thing. I'd know 1t Ia a minute, II
could see II anywhere % But he
couldn't ''see II anywhere and the
halfseomplated license was laid on the
table until he could go up town AID
ask Mary what her other name was.
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MI.oalIsnsou. WANT.

no EXCHANGE valuable piece ol lgh'
idenllal property for nl0oh ~ rpnna'
Property located IN the hnhil nl lhE"p
pfnwlng lava liHnt Dallas, Allrahs ~, y
~" Herald uillro, Iup'N
TI'O EXCHANGE Ai ncraH ui lnnl ~
Young, ll1G Ia Iuhnhun nnl 800 ~ llell-
ton OOUnllb, lu exchange lOl gnnd Dillhh
Glly property ~ good lana liuul I'VE W tlbn,
miiss from nalina, llei estate ONCE ~
Main affect, opp0nlIo the court house a..
ianG'ltn, W't'hluhlhN
OrlCE,-- Advertisements may 10 handed
~ into our huHlneNH once W, 70 ~ hp
nnd into The composing room WI ~ m
'I'o MoVE FuRNlruHG PIANOS, lOuk'
Ing GLASSES, Etc, win rlfo, hnd very
0neap, "A, ~, kltEll Ell Loayu ofdelh ~
H. y, Murphy \ Cor Lamar street ocl''lm
NNANTED Everybody "a have lholl
w clothes cleaned, dyed nnl frphlfrl ~
JACOH.W EBEit'h cleaning ana DyolnR hs'
tablighmOnt, tDu Main street, Dhll HhllA'
mcllnn warranted lulyll'lyr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

Tne papers ae handling the question
Of abrogeiIng tho two.ihirds rule, very
plngerly, People part with their old
domocralic rules with regret bat the
world move. on aud We must keep up
with IA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-08

tic medicine that can be employed eleor'
Ing the stomach and bowels, and even N.
blood, In small doses Of one pill a da ~
thcy stimulate lhe digestive ORGANS o'j
promote vigorous health WV
AYFRH PlLLs have been known G..
mor0 than quarter Of q century and L,y'
obtained a worldwide reputation ior tb.,,
virtues They correct diseased acllon n
tho several afflmllallyc organs of i'
body and are 10 composed thal ob,lnr.
liona within their range can rucly MIX.
stand or oNadr them, Not only do tbe,
sure the everyday complaints Of mer.
body, Lut also formidable aud danper,g,
daeafcs HAT have balled lhr bo,l M
human skill, While lhcy produce bower.
lal effects, thcy are, At tho same time N,
safest and best phyfic for cllhpn M
their apcrcnt action thcy Wipe much H.
than the common purpallyes, and never
give pain when the bowels are not nlamel.
They reach the vital fountains oflhoblod
and strengthen the system by freeing 4
from lhc elements Of weakness,
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN
all climalea, containing neither caomcl
nor any dclctcrious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety BY anybody Their
fugmecoatlng preserves them ever fresh,
aud makes them pleasant 10 take; willis
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use IN any quantity,
PREPARED ~
Dr. &c. AVER & co, Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD nY AlL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Am lo most a.
ie.cliye and oonae.
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