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CHERRY PECTORAL.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs, such as Coughs. Colds,
WhOOping Cough, Bron- 4
cilitis, Asthma and
CONSUMPTION.

The few compositions,
which have won the
confidence of mankind
and become household
words. among not only
one but many nations,
must nave extraordina.
ry virtues. Perhaps no
one ever secured so wide
a reputation, or main
tanned it so long Us
Ayers Cherry Peetoral.
1t has been known to
the public about forty
years, by a long contin.
,rad uori ac rf ~, a rxraln,te
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SAMARITA-N'S GIFT.
SAMARITANS GIFT!

The only positive cure. No Balsam CO.
pabia; no Mercury; no exposure; used in
in the U. s. Hospitals:
"Posr HOSPITAL FORT MARSHALL, I
"BALTIMoRE. Nd, Feb. 10Th. 1854
"Ihave great satisfaction in stating tnat
Ihave used The Samaritan Remedies for
venereal diseases in its most customary
forms; that 1 have used them with judg-
ment,. discretion and properly, and have
found them respond to my anticipations
promptly and effectually. Knowing their
composition, have the fullest confidence
in their efficacy, and as far as my use of
them extends recommend them strongly.
"ALFRED G. BOWER.
"Asst. Surgeon, 9th N. Y. Vols"
Many who are drugged by the quack for
months could be cured in from two to four
days by one package of Samaritan's Gift.
Male package So, female$4. Sold by ERNST
WILFERT, Fourth and Walnut and by
druggists.
ap16-lyr-W. W.s&M&sp2s-1yrw
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X'Sb\sycs,s
's'sEGSk;SsSis;
rne q fAttIs Giant" ctthaFtic'

abeut Stomach, Rush Of Bisod
Sold By druggists. WORiiD,i
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the 8 ;13 a. m. train connects for Portsmouth via
Cnllncothe. The 1923 a. m. and 9:0S .. m. trains
connect for Jackson and Portsmouth via Hamden
1ALTIM0RE OHIO. VIA PARKRRsBuBa.
Depot. Pearl and Plum.
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& Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly. New size 80
Sold by John D. Park 4 Bon. and AL druggists
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LADY ADELAIDE.
A STUDY.
BY L. B. WALFoRD,
"A PART OF HIS LIFE"

AUTHOR OF COUSINS" AND "MR. SMITH
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
EOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday, Jan. i. 1880
The Turkish Missions Aid society have written TO Tho
Times gardng the famine In Northern Persia stating
that tncy have received telegram from Oormah 10 the
N, q; that the famine in all that region Is increasing
day, and that strenuous efforts arc uadc TO SEND
help England and America great number OF tho
,opu,ation must perish. There ARE only TWO months
rupy of food to sustain the people for the Ecxt seven
months.
TIE society OF st. Vincent de Paul In France has re-
special collection IN each OF its confer
euc,s to relieve the distress IN Ireland.
General Cialiin the Italian Minister. has presented
10 Presldcut Greyy his letters OF recall
SIR Garne, wolsrley win start from Cape Town for
England some tine IN January
The Stdnddrd's Vienna correspondent empbaticaliy
denies that the Anstr,ans have established reign OF
terror IN Bosnia ami Herzegovina.
The htqndard's Berlin dispatch aays 10000 tons OF
have Just been ordered i'll westphslia for the
American market.
King Aphonso has given $1,000 for the dement, OF tue
famine stricken IN Upper Siesia.
The Standard announces tlat the Queen has Informed
the Car uf her acceptance Of Prince LobanOf rs ha
Ambassador AT London.
The examiuatio of Gonzales, the woud-be recctde.
elected no information tending 10 show that the az
tempt was due to political snimoslty.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
GENERAL GRANT ~ IHL sol tn.

A rUEIIC WELCOME Al BEAI foEI, :. C.-CoL"Rkp
TLODP- orr.
ArGI,TA, Ga, Jan. 1.-Gcncral Grant and
party LETT tins morning for hadf"rt and
Savarnah The day wa beautiful. nrd the
visitors were waited upon hy the Mayor
md Couucimcn. taken to ire uirn Depot IN cntrinc"s
escorted hy bard of AMI c"iorr military In pr"-
CO ,.lon cclchratu, the Emancipation lroclam.tinn.
CmAnrrsTuS. :. G., Jar. .-Uron the announcement
that General Grant w"nd visit Beaufort an impr' pu
reception wns arranged this morning by the leaihe
citzis Irrespective of party. An imn"ns" c"hc'ui"
Of Ill ella proc, cdch To- tc depot wih bnhd Of music
and c,pious display OF bunting Two c"orrd mil
,ary companies, the Beaufort Light Infantry and
the Summer Gu rls ont, The Beaufort Volunteer
Ar,lcrv the best WHITE company. w,s 0n tie r"ad
Icalmg 10 the town Win oLr II Id piece. fnG sautc
a. thirteen guns. Every avnabl" vriclc was IN r'ui
f.tion to add t. the demonstrations OF wrlc"inr.
Al half past three o'cIorb the special tram ar
rived vIh Gcncidl Giant and h' Ia ~,
and waa greeted hy the crowd Of about 3"o
r,r.orl- with hearty applause. The party w'rc then
=, atrd III haud~u cunvcyanrc-. G,n'Ia and Irs.
Grant, the intcndant, and Colonel Wilson "cu-
ped the first cartingc. which wa followed
bv a PROGRESSION Of cIl gus. The cayalsIdr lr0
rcccd through streets decorated with iirs To tine hn'
AT the entrance to the arch hearing the
word wclcclnc ln 'iccn+. GA III" arrival u" the
p,rty a: the hotel Int,ndcnt Wiliain. brif "i ia"
committee extended the hO,pta'itics "i the town III u
short speech. GrnrIai Grant rrfpnd"d nT follow:
II affords pleasure 10 BE- allowed the cppor-
tui,lty 10 visit Beaufort Though ONLY for nnuf Ih-
lora ty occupies cuIspicnus place IN history. For
t, last twnit Years II certainly has. The b-t qiti-
Tie. OF the newly cmancTIt, race developed here.
thank you for your hospinbIc aud wnrm wclc"hc
Commodore Patterson mud III" 0hr,r of the Meet
stationed here paid their respects In full uniform. ana
the ladies Of The party were called upon bv the ladies OF
the vciuy. General Grant cxrrrsscd GrAr Ter soi
ussils. and buubrr Uf citizcns contributed
spccimrns one gentleman gave the General huge
| back hoac and lower iaw Of incpal0nv.
van II,p Ii "a
arrived by the savannah and CharrstOn lniiIoad at 10
T. w. and received by tho Mayor. the Boirl cf Al
drr,nca and the Collector Of the Port Th wns
no Ion the General lcfI the aud
ascehdcG the hotel steps, Will the exception O TIRE"
more cheers given bY the cOOrch military
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
NEW-YORK. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1890.

tion is growing daily 1t now numbers over 2OoO mem'
bcrs and IL one OF the active OF these orgama
for the Improvement and elevation or yoan&x & on
There was n marked observance OF New year DhS on
Long Island outside OF Brooklyn "A well as III tnat
There special services In some or tno tion
The new Shcrlfs OF Queens and Suffolk Counties Hono ,
b. Wright In the former and Nathan ID Petty III me , %
fer took nos session Of their Oicca. Mr.. Wright hen
reception at the Court House in Long sland Ciy' MI"
Was visited by nrge number OF his friends. ,dor,s
The day spent strict holiday ny the Ies I
staten Island, all the business places 0clnE n c
There were Iluiminations and watch meetings uuink
the night before ana yisng during the day was very
cccra The inmates ofthe snu0 a. ,h Insr.
ton Seamen's Retreat at Stareton. ana Shltn i.a,
mary M Ton,pknsve we're all provided with holiday
dinners. The fcrryboats and railroad trains WERE
crowded during the dav. , .,,,os md
towns III Hudson and PLssaic Counties. n J al puoG
buildings and stores were closed ycsierdaS. Isl .
wetci-niglit scIVcCs i"id at midneht Mcuhesuy
in the Mrthodst Episcopal Churches id Inc stuv'S
Jersey City AMI IobOkcn few arrests were madc ior
drunkenness ana disOrdCry conduct.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
BTYI.NG UP BONDS.

WAsmNGroN, Jan. 1.-Iho Secretary Of tlc
Treasury ha. Issued II circnlar Announcing that
proposals for the sale to the Government
of $1,000 900 Of any Of the bonds Of the
United States of the description and not
TO exceed the rate below stated, will be
received at the. office of the .Assstant
next. mt which timo tho bids Will bc opened aud
awards declared the bonds thus purchased to be
applied to the sinking fund. The bonds Indicated
july II, 1851 and March 3. 1868; skies of 1881
at IO4I act of July II. 1870; five per cents OF
IAal at 1898 Proposals sloid state tho sp 'cillo
character of the bonds offered, whether registered
or coupon. and under what acts they were issued,
and may be for any amount not less than TJ 600.
he offers must be for the sale oi the bonds with
accrued Interest to and including the 7th llnyt aud
Cach proposal must incl0,c II certified check for ,
per cent of the amount Of bonds offered.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02

daughters and the two daughters of Bishop Simpson
The Postmaster-General and Mrs. Key, with Miss
Emma Key aud the Misses Bailey, Of Tennessee.
received their mauy friends at the Ebbitt House
parlors The Attorney bachelor quarters
on Fourtccntll-st. were crowded until a late hour
There were also receptions by the wives of various
Senators including among Others, Mrs. Morrill,.
Mrs. Thurman AMI Mrs Logan. Mrs. Butler re-;
ccived with Mrs. G. r. G. Drum; they were attended
by brilliant group of ladies. The wives of several
prominent Representatives also held receptions.
among others Mrs. Garfield and Mrs lIaskiil. the
latter assisted by Mrs. Marble, wife OF tnc
Assistant-At tOrney General for the Interior
Department. Mrs. Levi ?. Morton ;d1i Gid
not receive, but many cards W.re ielt
at her door. The wives of the Foreign Minister'S
do not receive ON New Years Day. The wife Of
ex-Attorney General Wilhams had an elegant
reception at her home on Rhode Island-ave..
as had also tie wife of Cantain Franklin OF the the
United States Navy, at her new LONE near ne
British Legation. Mrs. H. T.. Pain", wife OF the
Patent Commissioner received at htr residence on
Capitol Hill. Vine served at vcrY few places.
The Cabinet households very generally did not
offer it, aud 1t was omitted AT Speaker RAndalis ;;
Some had punch. and at all places coffee ahd
chocolate were served
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.
nowN TO ONE CENT A COPY.

HOwN TO ONE CENT COPY.
BAIrIMOFE Jan. line fd:ttc tins morning re-
dccd s subsrpon price copy or slxtents
and that other change VIII DC made lhs n
u reduction Of 90 per cent
A DISHONEST CASHIER
BosION. Jan. IL. \. Hartman, assistant cashier
handler dry goods Winter 81, Ia under ar
rect for pierng He cOutesses theft OF $1,000 most VI
which has been recovered
TAXATION LIohTESED BY CONVICT LABOR.
SING SING. N. Y. Jan. l.-Tle total esrnlngs at
expsnailares we're si6 26S "a The profits sS6o2%8
PAINFUL HISTORY OF Welded MISERY. -,
ROCB ESTER, N. Y, Jan. 1.-AndroM Jaexson hall
IA sSot 10 the head By Jealous wife Weduesday Might
but viii recover Thcy have lived unhappiy toEsther for
ovex twcs yeara shsma cathonc and no rroeos'Nn1
KILLED BY sHfPNATH
BALTIMORE, Jan. John Allen. the cook on tho
British bark John Pattefson. lying st WeiH Whan vas
Suck 100 The head with Iron poker by bis shipmie
ehaei Mccarthy this morning and iimost nssnty killed
NSCArlhv arrested and oennlifeds
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
U.1SUiNJTON NOTES.

wA.uISGTOS. Thursday. Jan ] 1850
The Chief OF the BLreau Of Statistics reports ts.s e
balance o trade fo the year eudInX Novonber 30 l5D,
WAS s286 oes G71 In favor Of the United States not
rouuting specie. There an excess Of Imports Of
specio amounting TO s6l ,74O,3so.
This afternoon M John II. Morgan. son OF Senntor
Morguu Of Alabama wns walking along G-st. with .
friend they met by Lucy ". X. Horton. who sud-
deply drew revolver when she passed and shut Nor
ran settly ~ tho SHOULDER. Before ghc could te 0
second Time Morgan nrned and 'efzed the weaPon The
on fnc p1rt OF his assIiInbt, who brought suit fer
breach IL promise q against hiri Last Iaiy.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
HdTTERS ON SlRIkE

READING, Penn, Jan. 1.-At meeting OF tho
Bators Union last night. 1t was decided shat the men
employed at tho following hat factories shouId 50 On
strIks this mornings Hendel Bro. Aohr Bro. l. q.
Levsn, and John r Miller o. Ptve hundred men are
.rn,cved by shess Arrns. D. r. Lois %. yielded 70
~ Of tAsr employee and the eployee Of John
EfreG declared themselves sarsaed with thsit whxes.
1here are sxtsen hat fact0rivs Readng spd the sur
Founding villages employing about 1000 banda
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
OiL.UILLS XS iHE BRADFORD FIELD.

TIrrayILLE, Penn, Jan. 1.-The TfuSrite
Heralds monthly oil report givr' the number OF wells
completed in December In the Bradford field as 81
producing 765 barrels Wells completed IN the lower
country So producing S2 barrels Total production Of
new we'll, Tor the montn, 4l47 barrels against 42i3
in November from 237 wells. The total rigs up and
building for December 60e, against 400 IN kOvem
brr Tue total number OF wells drillng 44S ~ De-
cclnler against 39l In November. The dry holes IN
Deco mDer are II against ~ In November
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
NOT AN ANNEXATIONIST AT ALL.

MONTREAL, Que. Jan. 1.-Alr. McMaster,
p T., who has arrived home states that there is an
impression to his views owing to misstae.
ments by reporter. In interview t0-,ay lie sad
told the reporter that was not All annexatOpis that
the xaton feeling does not to any aprtc tcabe cx-
tent prevail III CnDaiH that annC xLtOn demOnstra-
tIou meeting hls been held In MOntrra aud that the
people OF Cauada arc az present satisfied with thelp
rolitical a. condlfiono
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
BISMARCK RETURNING.

DONDON, Fr1day, JAN 2, ISsU
The Berlin correspondent Of The Daily Neus
reports that Prince Bismarck is expected to arrive in
Berlin Gunlv The Emperor has spccia!ly requested
hm to return, Deng Of tho opinion that the climate VI
Yarzn Is not benc fcial to the Prince.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
.Ipg0sPEEOUS YEAR ~ COLORADO.

WHAT A NEW STATE, IN A PART or TIE COUNTRY
WHERE THE AIR IS THIN, CAN ACCOMPLISH IN
SINGLE YEAR-MINING, AGRICULTURE AND
| TRADE
DENVER, Col, Jan. This morning tho
Denver papers have published reviews OF tho business
OF ths State for the year 1s79;he most prosperous
| wear Of Colorado's history. The showing s good.
The number OF failures in Colorado together with tho
amount Of laptcs for the half year ending December
81 as compared with the same period Of 1873. shows
hably satisfactory result In 1873 for the six months
end December 81 the ott number OF failures IN tbo
State was 81 liabilities S213,9l7; while for the same
period Of this year the total number Of failures ia
o. liabilities sl45jOo Durin. tie past six months
about 800 dealers have beSuu business ihdluerens
branches OF trade IN the state.
Tac aErcu ural districts OF the state deserve constd-
cradle praso for this remarkable condition OF afars
The farmers have had UNUSUALLY 1nc season. and
have paid up considerable Old Indebtedness. thus max
ing country dealers prosperous IN money uatters Tho
J,slrrs In turn have able !iQnda.e their debts,
and the whole state has felt tho benefit Collections IN
all parts Of the state have been better class OF
goods has been carried by EercEants, anc they havo
been cnacd to large percentage of trade thae
has hither gone to the cities OF the East
New tow = have spung up In every county OF tne
State. and all thua far have prospered.
The business summary OF Denver for 1879 shows an
increase trade and manufactures OF fdy one'thrd
over the preceding year. There have been no assign
rucus in city during the year. a'd he COMPROMISE
do not reach ~ 600 The transactions In real estate
hny. been wonderful, amounting to S2,711.OJ0 over
foo brick bui dings OF an estimated vhiue OF
- OaO 900 vc been erected extending the city In all
d,rcctnns Many very inc business blocks have been
built also hotel winch cost 500 600 besides oilers
less prelentious but still creditabe hu'lilnIs
The cattlc shipments from tho state aggregate lo1s2<
head the income the state be ing S.JOooO or wool
1000 coo pounds we're pr duccd; ~ wheat 22j00OO
bush-l and oat. ani corn IN pr"portion tn" garden
,niuction arsc un some irni; was raised during
the year
The Western Union Telegraph C"mpany exteude IL
line. SO miles. Railroad balling has been couslder'
ably retarded ny Lawsuits, but the Denver and south
PARK WAS eN tended seventy miles toward the L"advue
n,d Gunn'son couniGy. aul the ArhisoD. rn"cla snd
suta re built through the Grand anon Of the Aik,n'as.
thouch not permtted 10 operate on account OF tiFs-
t,on during the year Jay Could came into actual con-
troll OF the Kansas Pacific. Denvrt Pacific ami Colorado
Central Roads and obtained larlc interest tn the Den
v,r and Souh Park and Denver and Rio Grand. Ith
nredicied that $40 miles Of road VIII he bh ~ lNSo
The records show .3l births In Denver and ~ persons
srutr need to the Penrntiary The greatest pioe'ess
was ut the mites. The production by c"unties Was ~
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
THE WORLD ABROAD.
TIE AFGHAN SITUATION.

OONDON' 1HuEsuNy' u aH' Z, 4oo0'
A dispatch from Cabul to The Daily Nens,
dated Dec. 90. reports that among the stpuaons pre-
sented by Mohamet Jan basis for pence weIe the
return to India Of the British force at Cabul. and
that a promise given to send back the Amcer
two British officers to remain at Cabul a. hostages
for the fumept Of the promise The Viceroy OF India
teegraphs follows: "General Roberts reports on
December 80 that the force under command OF General
Baker. which left Csbui the 9th OF December is
returning fOm Kohistan, bavng DESTROYED unopposed
the fort OF the rebel chief Mrbatcba, which found
abandoned. Several Kohistan and Logar chiefs have
rendered their subm issiop."
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
THE ANGLO-TURKIsH DISPUTES.
CoSsrANTINOPLE, Thursday, ia

CONsrANTINOPLE, Thursday, Jan. l, 18S0.N'
1t is believed that Sir Austen Layard will
have interview with the Sultan tO-iay. when
arrangements vii! be made with view compromise
Of the differences which have grown out OF the anar VI
the German missionary and the condemned priest.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
THE DISASTER AT THE TAY BRIDGE.
LONDON, Thursday, Jan. l, 1879.
Diving in the Tay at the scene of the recent


bridge disaster has been suspended owins to boiserous
weather The railway authorities say there IL little
doubt that the bodies have been washed scaward, and
boat exp don ~ being orgauiz ID To search IoT th,m
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02

THE HEARrLEsS ACT OF a MASQU EEADEE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-Abodt > n. IN,
while William Hunter. age thirty five looking out
OF window at party Of mnsqucrad"rr, ne was sh" In
the eye II t. thought his ujurr, will prove fAta. No
arrests have been made.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02

In 1873 the total was 50. -2O7iJ II SHOWING an 10.
creIse IN one year Of $9.29Olls 80 Lik" County
shows the enormous increase II ~ 1j9.6Oo W clear
Creek anl Park Counties the only ones which do Voc
show an increase. While speaking of the Lcadvile
Weld II may stated that the total of ores treated by
seltrrs for the year 1879 Ia iS3 tons from which
was realized S1O 6O4 1O0. value In pure SILVER ana
metallic lead Of sos per ton This certainly is tho
largest average value Of silver ores IN bulk and great
ear production know In anv silver camp OF ~ age
I'm the worlds history 1t should be- observed that the
gold product Of the Harrison smeiters amounting to
being added in gives a total product from l104sS
tons Of ore commercial value OF o1o6iLO46:
an average value per ton OF sAs9 o2S:
has been SO5 TONS producing OVER Ssa to1n Sf bullion
have much ore on hand and ell the milling establish:
stocks which by the most a % an9
an avaraee value OF 500 per This must he added
the smelling product TO- shGw tno o. srss rs.sSs
nr,nd total Of l22 4S3 tons OF pined ont OF the
eromnd and representing q value Of SlI.+71.UA6
New-York tribune., 1880-01-02
OPENING THE NEW YEAR.

SOCIAL. OBSERVANCE OF THE HOLIDAY.
now 1880 WAS BKGUN IN NEw-YoEK-sEvERAL
RECEPTIONS AT w,sHINGToN-THE OBSERVANCE
or THE DAY ELsEwHERE.
The first day of the new year was observed
with more than ordinary social animation IN
Washington there were receptions at the
White House, at the homes of members OF the
Cabinet, and several other residences. In
New-York yesterday the changes In the city
government were not extensive, and very
few officials received friends at the
C,tv Hall. The weather was favorable for call
ing, although the walking was bad, and the
social features of the day were as prominent
as usual In brooklyn Mr.. Beecher, DR.. Storrs'
Mr.. Talmage and other well-kn' n preachers
received great number of calls.
, 1880-03-09

Virgil Gully stepped m lcI,t,ri tfimtr, pui
ant iirrt; tl'e,', running tn frnnt of him, an!
Tho col,t.nt* VI tho other mrrr! into Ills f1rc.
nlglt. wien Il WINS MT ~, % = wnEom Gntl sent
wagon at 9 1'c1oek at night with her lins-
which Atfs. uiltner lIad OF tho awful tragctly
llclng lift In poverty, Mrs. tlin,cr could
not tlcH fr11!l tho scrile af tliD trugetly or
bring. nwny the l,0ily of her husband. She
remained Mt Scotfl,n yrnr after tho murder,
although tho plstcu md NIL ttA nssnrtntnrs
were lmEful to tur. LII tho Issue Of tho Wash
ingtnn Rcpuldintm OF March IL, 1HiS, Mr..
DnvM ClayW!nlp, Of Cetlaryl1le, NJ read iii
arcollnt Of Mrs. t;flnrr's tefrihte l,crcnvc~
M,cnl md tho tnslEG,lities hpaIHh u1,on her
by tho lnlir!inrcls 0f her husband. Mr.. Clny-
l,nr WIS Trllstrn Of u scilOul at which n
TEACHER WIS wnIlirtl, a,Ml ltu determined tu
write to Mrs. ffflller (wl,o Is Indy nf e.lllca-
tim mil rct1icmel!tl and offer tln pllee Md
tho lllenlls IN pny ler why 10 thu North. If
SHE ailn,tA nrErpt. Simultaneous with Mr..
C!nyfMnle'S nl1Hr en,ns utter fru,n Secrc-
tnty MeCntry Offering llcr II rlrrkstip IN lilo
War Department lly Mt. t!ayponle's nj
vice she accepted ills lh,stltui,. She fr,.-
tittently ylsils EetlnryllIc, however, nlltl tic
rrrlnitls Df her murdered lrSlnlsd viii hn
1att( II rst III tho "Oitl StnnH Church yArt1 "
nt Fairfield. Yesterday Mrs. t;5tulcr left
washington Tor Mississippi to intend lilo
trlnl uf Virgil Gully.
, 1880-03-09
REGULATING P|LLSl
reFfecf PHrKa&tse Soothing Aparteaks: Ass
Without Pn1n. AlevAyo Reliable aae
uASa... l-k alssd dfsnntx

Eewfeet FurRative 9oeshin9 Apsrtents; Ass
Without Pain. Always Reliable ana
Natural In their Operation.
yEdETADIE SUBSTITUTE FOB CANDAst.
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated VIZ
sweet gum, pur1o reRulste, purify CLEANSE e'S
NApwAY'a l.tItA, Tor che cure q al dlsos9oa1 HE
Of tho stomach, Ltyur, Bowels kidneys. niaa. ,tnf
der, Nervous Dlaenaea Headache, C1naupa.usSss
Gostiycnsss lntl!gssilo pysp9Esa,, Htjed Ptjss snd
a}l Heterogeneous Of thu Internal vtsceEa. oao9..
rantca to etteut posfcct cure. Pnre!y ssA3ot sSsA3ts.
bly,. containing no mercury, minerals OF o'''s''
ET obseryo tho following symptoms regl!ts
Ing frnm Diseases Of tho diYesIve 0rEAns; c@G n
stIpatIol tnwMr! Plies, F!incss OF tho nloou e1sa. -
the Head, Acitiity Of the gionach. NsaiaJsAz Nasaaiesz
Heartburn DIsFuss Of F.s F!1llnesa nr We,so a.
Tutoring u tho Honrt, CHOKING Of sases.99 q
Vision, llots or We6s f!ef,ru the Slight, F9yss sss
anu DILL PUN IN tho Head, Detloiency y o. Psia
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a fow lOsoa nf iAnWAr'e FILLS MlM IEoe w"
systum from, ali tho above named disorders
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thalr CURE, 1tnonX which mRy TO hA0aea'
"Fuiss and 1fus,'t
"Had,cav on Irritable BTtthra,"
"Kdascav on Roroflsa," .,..
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NsVI.
, 1880-03-09

thrtn thorc. IN found Tint thc ,ncdtllrsnr,o
trulse: nj he Envc tir his ,1rst9n. iiu i,1clnscd
to tie rrHfcet the fnsn hrnF.l md sI,retarlcs
ell tho cnttnRc. Thu lrcscct Eintle.! tho pcc,,llnr
sn,fn which men ti0 when cn.nl"'li,rl To Httnlt
Tint they arc sol'. an tho great mystery wis at
Jitl Ctu '-..
, 1880-03-09

kidnoy-Wort oierntes ON diseases OF tho kid
neya unu liver by q u!isl cAth:rtlu Tendency.
which without tiolcnec retnt'ves bad clements
friIn tho bltkAl. II ts III excellent remedy fNr
rhetls,ntlsln md inactivity nf tho lower bowels.
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