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IN "Iiaepenttent" Catholic
l'reucLer.

Rev. p. A. Mulln, of The Independent
Ca' no ic Church, Galvest on, Tex, preach
ed ia Clar, ndon Hall yesterday. His
opic was "The Prodigal Son." He said
Every parable is miniature picture of
Christs church-of its demands. life.
Glory aud glory. There is your and
my own portrait. No mere human in
0llect could ever initiate or reach Christ's
power In parabolic painting. tt ese
cnlors never die, never grow dim.-N. Y.
Star.
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:. ineyiC0sls Robbed Ia IfU/v.

NrSDoS, Oct. T.-A dispatch To the
Times fron kome says: AN American
lady and o. ntl- man named Boron, were
a'taci Ell ina railway carriage on u t
Alta Italia line few days ago by two
men, on. Of wi ON drew revolver and
the other knife. After violent strug.
gls he robbers succeeded In getting pos.
session Of the geutleman's purse and
watch, and escaped by dropping off the
foot board when the train Stacked.
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Robbed Of $4,000 WOrth OJ
Diamonds.

NEW YORK, October 26-The rooms
OF Mr.. Vanderkeef, a wealthy Cuban
merchant living at the Ne = York Hote' {,
were entered to-day by sneak thieves,
who stole watch and diamonds valued
at $1,000. Suspicion was diret ted toward
guest at the hotel from New Haven,
who mystenously disappeared after the
robbery
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students Arrested for Hoo -snat ch'
Ing,

AsHTABuLA, Ohio, October 26.-F.W.
Dakin and w. Hoyt, two h,ed'cal
students from Cleveland, were arrested
here to- day for body -snatching. They
arrived here O Satu day uigh., hired a
horse and buggy, went to the County
Infirmary farm, ive miles east of here,
opened the grave of Mrs. Goodrich. an
old lady 10 years old, who was buried
last Tuesday, packed the body in q
trunk, and were about to take the train
for Cleveland when they were arrested,
They had q preliminary trial, bouud
over until the next term OF Court und' !
$500 bail. Both prisoners furnished ball
and were released.
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Russiu's March to India.

ONE OF THE COLUMNS IN TUgKEsTAN
SAID TO HAVE BEEN BADLY BEATEN.
LONDON, Oct. 26.- Berlin kilograms
state that the defeat OF the Russians by
the Turc0maDs a, Geek -Tepe was much
more disastrous than heretofore reported.
The Russians In full retrea, and their
condition is pitiabls in the extreme.
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Wilmington markets.
II ll.A Al'SlITI MA VI "A I'M FL >.
SATURDAY, OCr., -, 5 u. \

SATURDAY, OCT,, -, D 4. NJ.
FLOUR In quiet. but holders are tlrm in
their views. sales oi 200 barrels including
Minnesota extra. at a7as7 50; Pcnnsy lvania
at a. "A 81 90; Western do. do. at 81 y, ~
and Patent aud other high grades at IS N
n 81 0J. Rye -four II firm AT 50. Corn Meal
Is qniet; we ntiote AT a3 % per bbl.
GRAIN.-N heat unsettled Il lower. Sales
Of 5000 bushels including rejected at 81 ~
al AZ red at | ~; amDer, at 81 5OaSl b2 and
No. red. elevator, at ~ ~ October,
81 49L4 November and 8l 52t4 Dec. Rye l.
tirm at Wc. for Pennsylvania. Corn Is in
good demand and higher. Sales OF l5,UVi
bushels mixed and yellow at b. "a 5yc.,
closing AT 6la6l 90. Oats are In steady re
quest and hrIn. Sales of 700 bushels.
including mixed at 80 and 40 cents, anu
white at s2a-3c. The receipts to-day were
| az follows: 2Gl0 bbls. Flour, 1850 bush.
Wheat. 1000 bush. Corn, $40 bushels rye,
ll.DU bushels Oats, 100 bushels barley
~ bbls Whisky.
WHIsKEY.-5O bbls. OF Western iron.
bound sold at 81 10 per gallon.
HAY AND STRAW MARKET for week end
| ing Oct. Is 79.-Loads Of Hay, 3sl ; load,
OF straw, %. Average price during IN,
| week Prime Timothy, - to 9c. p '"'
pounds; mixed b5 to 75c. per 100 poe
| straw h5c. to tl per 100 pounds.
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Stop 1t at once. If you see your hurst
giving the baby either lau,ianum, par
egoric or any soothing remedy contain
ing upiates. Stop it at once. Ii you wanI
good medicine for your children, gel
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, warranted to con
tain rothirg injurious, but safe and eff
Client. Price % cents.
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An Imprisoned OranOeman's y
Sliif

MONTREAL, October 25.-Justice Nc
KY gave judgment 10 day in the case
Of Grant against ex Mayor Beaudry,
which was claim for damages. for false
arrest on July II, 1898. The Judgment for
the defendant was chiefly on the ground
of informality in the plea. The plaintiff
who is supported by friends OF the
Orange Grand Lodge, will immediately "
appeal to The English Prlvy Council,
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n Resolution Not AdODted

NEW ORLEANS, La, October 20
Chairman Dumont of the Republican
State Central Committee and president
of the recent Convention here correct,
be report teIegraphed hencs of the
adoption of q resolution declaring Grant
The unalterable choice for president IL
1880. The resolution was referred to the
committee, hut the convention adjourn
ed without action upon it.
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Leaman A. Smith ded at Williston
W., on Saturday night, from the effect
of pistol wound. His lttle four year
old daughter corroborated his dy ing
statement that he was set upon BY his
wife aud man named WOODS, without
provocatton, aud shot.
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WOMen and children RecOp.
PTPI.

WODaen and children RecOp-
ered.
Via DEL NoRTE, Oct. ~.
General Adams and his party arrived
here mt twelve O'ciock day. He held
with the indians a council lasting four
honrs, and secured Mrs. and Miss
Meeker, Mrs. Price and her two
children. He will start Tomorrow for
l. ~ Pine Agency with the women.
Going Home 10 Vote.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The Penn
sylvania clerks and other Government
employees here from that S, ate have
been granted ten days leave of absence
sion las been granted those from other
States in which elections will be held
next month.
ReappOinted.
The term Of Sewall c. Biggs, ESQ.,,
Register Of Wills, having expired to-day,
His Excellency Governor Hall, las re.
appointed that gentleman to succeed
himself.
In Switzerland there were this season
] 4O0,ON travellers. according to the
Geneva Journal. n larger mum Der than
has been Registered In four years. Tn,
number of English travellers has de.
creased, while that Of Russian and
German has increased. II Is estimate,
that 200 francs is the average sum sgeni
spent by each trav-Ier; therefore, there
must he abont $50 .000, 900 francs disburse,
in SwitzeI land by trayelers. The Times
| saws that the English travellers alon'
have tins Year spent over 100000
| francs there.
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FOURTH EDITION
I,..,icatton. for ro-lDay.

Wdrn,er south,rly to ioesteriy pinds, clear
or partly cloudy toedt'er and falling od-
rOnteter.
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Finding of a Mysterious AAete-
tom.


o. q WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 20 " es-
terday while me pes sons were making
an excavation in lot IN Pittston, owned
by Burgess O'Douneil, the skelton Of a
man was exhumed. Seven mysterious
murdrs of rec ut date have taken place
in that borough and score or more OF
mysterious disappearance, all OF them
within the period of Molly Mcguire ter
rorism iu that region.
WHILE we have been suffering for the
want of rain here al the Noith,i Florida
the peole are z umulng over the guam
tity they have had. The Fiorilidn says
The injury to this county resulting from
the wet weather Tor the past three months
is unprecedented. In August We had
twenty DAYS Of wet and untvora5l,
weather for the crops, in ) p.rmDer six
teen, and liz Oct seventeen. As conse'
quence, much Ofthe crop has rotled in the
field and the quality oi the cotton staple
is much impaired
Charl,s L. Courtney las accepted lIaL
lans proposition to row a i've mile rae,
for the Prize Of $4,000, "upon any fair o
neutral water and he only asks iiv'
days time after his new shell is finished
Stephen Goodale died near Ports
mouth, n. H., few days ago, at the "a
legged a-e Of lis years. 1t is said lac ha,
been in the poor house since his 76t
year.
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THIRD EDITION
General NesCS.

Official returns of the vote for mem
b-rs of the Ohio Legislature give the
Republicans majority in the senate
and "a In the House, or 81 majority on
JOINT ballot.
The report Of the outbreak OF hostiIl-
ties among the Unintah Utes, when
was supposed to have been confirmed by
private telegram on Friday might, on
The strength of which Governor hoyt
asked III il tary assistance from washing
ton. now proves to be untrue. The sur
render of The women and children OF the
Meeker and Price families TO Special
Agent Adams, unmolested, Is conhrin-
oil.
The local Health Board of Memphis
having declared the epidemic OF yellow
fever at an erd, absentee have Drgdn
to'reluru. in considerable hunters tothat
city. Since Saturday morning TWO new
cases of the fever and five deaths nave
been reported, Out only TWO Oh Ihe
deaths were in Memphis.
A collection in aid of Archbishop Pur
cell was takenup yesterday In st. Johns
Catholic Church In Petersburg, Va, and
yielded S4O0. The congt egation Is small
and poor, but the contribution averages
81 tor each member.
An Illicit distillery just started in Con-
ventry, Conn, was destroyed on Satut-
day, with 600 gallons of mash, quan'ty
of moiasses aud a little liquor. Ihree
men named Liberidge, Graut and Pearl
we're ar ested.
Two unknown tramps went to sleep III
a furnace near Youngstown, ONO, on
Saturday night and were fund dead
yesterday morning, having been suifo-
Gated by ths gas.
Timothy Hyneinan was killed and Cy'
rus Wentzei fatally injured while pick
ing coal on the railroad track at Read
ing, Pa, yesterday morning.
Peter Clum, Of Hudson, ~ Y. was
run over aud killed by train on The
Hudson River Railroad near Stockport
ptYh
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O0O returns in 30 days on 500 iI-
plIOO vested. Official reports free
Like profits weekly on stock options OF <
TO SO. Address 4. Potter Wight q Co.
Bankers, 30 Wall st.. N. Y. oc1D-dawly.
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Financial ard Commercial.

fi w,tMIseroS. Del. oct. q 1873
L.gst btock quotations lurnisnw ny
H-ald 4 Co.. Clayton House nu'ioihs
viii .incton. Del. at IL M. 10 aaS'
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Re0DDOinfed.
i. Philip G.Plunket,, do here

NOTICE i. Philip q. PUNK EFT do here
~ by give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions o
the Peace and Jail delivery of the state of
Delaware, In and Tor the county OF New
Castle, on Monday. the 18th OF November,
belpg the first day Of the November
term, A. D.. 1879, for IA lict nse 10 sell in
toxicating liquors, at my store No. 207
West Front street, In the First Ward OF
the city OF Wilmington, county and State
afor. said, In quan ,i.,es not less than one
half gallon. snd not 10 be drunk on tn,
premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application
to wit:
James McKenna, w T Glenn,
Julius Gurther, Isaac 81 evehs son,
ID ,ntel McCusker, VIM. Bowers,
Thomas Curley, Joseph Hopes,
Lawrel CO Kieran, w Lighfuot,
Fred. Well, John T Kelly,
James M )naghan, Henry Bradley,
Joseph Lowber, Michael Dawn,
| eugene Sayers, John T Dickey,
| Patrick Hughes, james Karrigan,
| Edward O'Dcnnell, David Irelan
owen j. HeWiOD, Andrew Cowan,
| Charles Hubert.
oct27-3t PHILIP q. PLUNKETT.
4
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IuIE ARTiZANs SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET

5O2 MARKET STREET
INcoRPoRATED JANUARY 2ith, lS6l.
Open 10 receive deposits daily from A.
NJ, until | T.. M. and on Tuesday and sat
urday evenings from to o clock.
SEMl-AN NUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not Withdrawn
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
manent deposits compound their interest
MANAGERS.
Clement II. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Nathan,l k.Benson, NJ. l.. Liehensteln,
Henry F. Drre, Edward Darlingt on,
w. Hastings, Job ii. Jack son
Edward Pusey. VIM Ii. swift,
Anthony Higgins.
Gro G r., pGI GEp; "; la BUSH President. .
feb2l-ly f. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
L'II,sT NATIONAL BANK
T. OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF TIE UNI
TED STATES.
| EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG; @ CASHIER
Paid up Capital, 100000
Philadelphia and New York EXCHANGE
furnished to regular DeposiIors without
| charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
At $50 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS.
Gsmeat nhm f has%s + as%slh' GnodrEs dESr1si, W bnsh
Henry McComb, sam'l bancroft, Jr.
| Daniel James, William Tatpail
Edwar Belts. janl-Iy
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For Debility. Loss OF Memory nj
sition to Exert!on or Business, Sid
OF Breath, Troubled with Thoughul
sease. Dimness OF Vision, Pain
Back, Chest and Head, Rush Of d
the Head, Pale Countenancs, al
Skin.
lf these symptoms are allowed d
very frequently Epileptic Fits and
SUMPTION follow. When the const
becomes affected It requires the al,
invigorating medicine 10 Strength
tone up the system which
The daily gazette., 1879-10-27
Killed While Steaiiny Coal.

TWO MEN RUN OVER ny A SHIFTING
LoCoMolIvE-FArA END TO A BAD
LUSIAESs.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-30

If you want country smoked hams and
shoulders call on.
WILLIS HOREsBY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-30

1t was a real. pie assure to a large number
of our citizens last Sabbath to grasp the
hand Of that venerable and beloved Chris
tan man, the Rev. T. J. Nicely, Of White
Vile He preached to large audience at
the Methodist church in the evening. For
over fifty years he has sounded the gospel
trumpet, and neither by example or precept
has his life given forth an uncertain sound.
Such matured Christian worth as he posses
es carries along with it charm of goodiy in
fluences Though his body bends under the
weight of years, yet his Cody spirit is
buoyant and bright. The fire that keeps
his heart young and warm is from the
skies. He is ready and waiting "to pass
over the river Yes, even now, the light
from the other shore is radiant in his face.
Though deeply grieved by the recent sud
den death Of his noble and gifted son DIR.
w. S. Nicely, yet he murmurs not under the
rod but believeth "Whom He loveth, He
chastel h. We love the companionship Of
Father Nicely.
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6HH week in your town. So Outfit free
'KEBss No risk. Reader If you want q business
w Ost which persons of elmer sex can MAKE.
great pay all the time they aTk write
marI4-lv
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To the Public.

In justice to myself l would state for the
information of those of my fellow county
men who have heard a false statement of
the facts attending the escape of Burrows
and Shields from the Jail, first that the lock
was picked by the prisoners, has been opened
since with a common wire and can be al
any time, Notwithstanding its alleged abso-
lutte security. Those who know me, know
full we'll that my honesty and trustfullness
are on an average with other men and haze
never been impeachsd. 1t is a cruel wrong
10 intimate uset 1 was Influenced to
release those men. Money with me is not as
highly valued as character and the good
esteem of my fellow citizens. The Jail Is
now in charge of clever and reliable man
whom | trust will give entire satisfaction
Respectfully, J. \. McKINNIE,
January 3Oth 1879,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-30

The distinguished meteorological and
weather prophet Of St. Los,is, has issued his
Annual National Weather Almanac for
1878, in which, besides forctellingthe wealth
er for every day in the year and clearly ex-
planning the theory on which his prcdic-
tions are based, he gives a history, causes
and effects of tOrnadoes-a chapter on
lightning rods, explains their general worth
lessness, and explains how ther may be
made effective, &c. The whole, !. of great
interest and practical value 10 every one,
and especially indispensable TO farmers For
and to agents, send 20 cents to
THOMPSON, TICE & Co,
Publishers, st. Louis Mo.
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Our American Magazines

The marvellous beauty of illustrated maya
ZINES of this country Is attracting attention
throughout the world. The edition OF Scrib-
ncr in England has doubled within 4 few
months. The London correspondent of the
New York Tires says: "The whole lot Of
magazine ANIMALS (English) put together,
are not equal in pictorial art to a single
number of Scribner's Monthly" "The Mid
winter number" just issued, has a fall page
fontispicce Portrait Of Emerson, of rare ex-
cclIcnce, and contains one hundred and
sixty pages Of letter-prcss, with more than
seventy Illustrations; many of which are
works Of art such as before the advent of
Scribncr appeared only in gilt-works and
purely art magazines, and yet it is sold for
80 cents. 1t would be difficult to find an
illustrated book to match it at s.. The sub
scribcrs for the current year, get i'll Scribner
not only four of these full-paged portraits
Of American Poets, and nearly two thousand
pages Of text equal to 5000 book pages Of
the choicest current literature, with more
than 600 illustrations, including a COM
plete novel, "IIaworth's," by Mrs. Burnett,
but shorter stories, poems, reviews, de
scriptions Of travels, biographical sketches
etc, and also the splendid series of papers
and pictures OF exploration in the great
South American empire OF Brazil, delivered
free of postage, and all for four dollars.
In Children's Periodicals, too, America
leads the world with St. Nicholas. Prof.
Proctor, the astronomer, writes from Lon
don: "What wonderful magazine it is
for the young folks! Our children are
quite as much delighted with it as Amer
can children can be. l will not say they
are more delighted, as that may not be pos
sible" St Nicholas is sold for % cents a
number. and fourteen numbers November,
1875 to 1880 are given for 50.
At first glance one would say, literature,
art and cheapness can no further go-but in
this country intelligence is so widespread,
and artistic culture is 50 extended, that
there is scarcelw any end to the demand for
such magazines as Scribser's for grown-ups
and St. Nicholas for children, and as the
sale Of these publications increases their
conductors viii no doubt continue 10 add
new features Of excellence and attraction
Scri'ner Co., Broadway, \. \.
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OsitiveTruth.

1t is an established fact that CUBAN
CIIILLToNIC, the great West Indies fever
and ague remedy viii cure chill and fevors,
billiousness and liver complaint every time.
TWO doses will stop a chill, while ONE bot
tie will cure them up for years, rs has often
been proved. We would advise every one
suffering with chills, fevcrs and biIiiousnes=,
to try Cuban Tonic, and be cured Two
doses will prove to you that it is the best
chill! medicine, As well a. the best family
medicine in the world, Get a bottle from
your @rnggist, r. n. Hammer and Try it. 1t
Is cheap and safe
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Better than Ouiniae.

For the speedy and certain cure of all
malarial diseases, no medicine has vet bced
invented equal to DR.. c. P. Duncan's ceIe-
brated Chill Tonic. 1t contains no arsenic,
strychnine. or quinine, in any form; consc-
quently it produces none Of the bad effects
which SO commonly result from the use
Of those mineral and poisonous medicines.
Duncau's. chill tonic is purely vegetable, and
purites. and builds the Impoverished blood,
giving tone and strength to the whole sys-
tem-one bottle equal to three dollars worth
Of quininc. For sale by r. NJ. Hammer,
druggist.
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Insolvcnt Notice.

HAVING this day suggested to the
AZ Clerk of the County Court of Harde-
man COUNTY, Tennessee, the insolvency of
the estate of Jsmes Toon, Jr., deed, notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to file the same, authen-
tcated rs the law requires with said Clerk
on or before the 4th day OF April, 1879, or
they will lie barred
L NJ. CARRINGTON,
Jan 9-4t Special Administrator.
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Fits, Epilepsy, Or Falling Sickness.

Permanently curcd-no humAug-by one month";
usage Of DIR. GOulard's Celebrated IHfaIiibIc Fit
Powder. To convince sufferers shat these powders
viii do all we claim for them, VIII send them by
mail post paid, free trial box. A. Dr. Goulard i
the only physician that i.s made this disease
special study and to our knowledge thousands
have been permanently cured 10y the use Of these
powders, We viii guarantee permanent cure in
every case, refund you all money cNtcndek. \
sufferers should give these powders an early til
and Toe convinced Of their curative powers.
Price for large box, 81, or boxes for SO. SEM
by mail to any part of the United States Caf:.da
receipt sf price, or by express &. o. j. Address,
ASIi-N ROBBINS, go Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
mars w
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Nonresident Notice.
State Of Tennessee, Hardeman County.
j. @. Sim pson vs.. Alvin Bishon.

IN THIS case IL appearing by affidavit that the
HGtendant' Alvin Bishop, * justly indebted to the
pIht:H and i Il NONRESIDENT of the State so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served him
ana an original attachment having been levied on
MS property, II Is therefore ordered that publica
lloh be made in the Bolivar Bulletin, 4 newspaper
IuDlShed IN the town of Bolivar, for four success
slNe weeks. commanding the said Alvin Bishop to
appear before other .CuEtis OF the Peace
N my ONCE IN civil district No II of HaTdeman
county, on Saturday, February -, 1879 and make
defense 10 said suit against him, it viii he pro-
cceied with eX partee MILO SCOTT, J. p.
jan23-4t
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill a dav.
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter of century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several asSimilative organs of the
body, and are so composed that obstrc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only DO they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafIled the best of
human skill. While they produce power
full effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not infamed.
They reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-cOating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.