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9oet's Corner.
The Old Oaken Bucket.

Tho following is reproduced In tn,
interests Of sanitary science. and Il
show how it is possible to render thu
ethics Of engineering In verse:
As REVISED AND EDITED ByA SANTA
! RIAN."
With what anguish OF mind remember
my childhood,
Recalled in the light Of y knowledg,
since gained;
Tho malariOus farm tho wet, fungus
grown wildwood,
The chills then contracted that since
have remained;
The scum covered duck pond; the pig.
sty close by it;
The ditch where the sour-smslling house
drainage fell;
The damp, shaded dwelling tho foul
barn.yard nigh it
But worse than Oh else was that terrible
we'll,
Aud tho old osken bucket, the mold.
crusted bucket,
The moss.coversd bucket that hung 10
tho we'll.
Just think Of fit! Moss on tho vessel
that lifted
The water drank in the days called to
mind
Ere I knew what professors and scion.
lists gifted
In tho water of wells by analysis find.
The rotting ood.fbre, the oxide IF iron,
The slge, the frog Of unusual size,
The water-impure - tho verses Of By.
Arc the things remember with team in
my eyes.
And to tell tho sad truth-though shud
der to think it
| considered that water uncommonly
clear,
And often 1t noon, when 1 went to drink
it.
I enjoyed il 40 much o. I now enjoy beer.
How ardent seized it with hands that
were griiny,
fell;
Then soon. with ito nitrates and nitrites,
and Shiny
With matter organic, it rose from tho
we'll.
Oh had I but realized, 10 time to avoid
them,
The dangers that lurked 10 that pestilent
.drsught,
I'd have tested for organic germs, and
destroyed them
With potassic permanganate orc / had
qnaffed;
Or, psrchance, I'd have boiled it, and at.
forwards strained it
Through filters Of charcoal and gravel
combined
Or, after distilling, condensed and re-
Ia t5S.."Uio MAN, VIII" 40 All" Icl, "r-
hind.
How little l knew Of tho dread typhoid
foyer
Which larked in tho water l ventnred to
drink;
But since I've become . devoted believer
In the teachings Of science, l shudder to
think.
And now. far removed from the scenes
I'm describing,
The story for warning to others ! toll.
Al memory reverts to my youthful i'm.
bibing,
And / gag Of tho thought Of that hor.
rible we'll,
And tho old oaken bucket, tho fungus
grown bucket-
In fSct, tho slop. bucket that hung in tho
we'll
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Rev, DR.. Hatfield, OF the Washing.
ton Square Iethodlst Church. cor
roborated tho views respecting tho
South recently cot forth BY Dr.: Tal:
mage In one Of bio most spirited and
characteristic dioCoureeo. Or. Hart
aeld has just returned lcom . Walt 70
the Southern States. He went % go,
not 70 CrjticiDe and condemn. AND
be found everywhere indications Of
revivinG prosperity; everywhere GOOD
fcelin9 toward the North; every.
whore patriotic sentiments and good.
will. Everywhere Northern people
40 welcomed With open hearted hos
pitslity. OF course people Who brag
OF Northern superiority. gl0et over
tho thrashjng tho North gave the
South, beast that allthe courage and
culture OF tho country are 10 the
North. and threaten 70 f0rCo tho
South into subsection to whatever
Northern extremists may demand,
90 not popular nor desired - v1et-
tori or noighboes. But people who
carry kind and patriotic sentiments
aro g kindly received - they can
deeire. And Il % tho most lnvittSg
aeld for immigration in tho country:
Noo OF jntelligonco and energy and
capital should 80 there to build Up
what bee been laid waste ana reejnd
tho bonds OF friendship end brother.
hood more closely together. Dr.
Hatfield spoke particularly Of VII.
0inlo. which suffered moro than any
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were ait at the wheel and heerds oil
that were said. the old man knovinS
that | know'd all about It and 10 not
mtndin Tie. .s.., = ~
"There's been a awful mistake. :
says he to the mate, and I'Vo mai.
rled the wrong woman. This Amt
my wife as 10 below but it'e Mr. an.
IN; that is. she are my wife. becsaee
I'm epliced onto her. but it Horo ~
that Willianls were TO marry
How did It ell hapneo p aaHg
q. 1t wore ell arranged aa,. the
OLD man. for the thing o como ~
at the etevedore1 house @ tho
!andin.' the parson wore let into the
Jo6 and were CIV . big fee Tor %
splice the psir Of ". md M Sfava.
dore;s wife tnslstod "a ionln = ~
whole house dark % no ~ vomld
suspect snythin.' We. M To- r.
sPliced fust and then Williams ond
his gel, and how tho two brides ~
mixed te more than / know: bait ~
1ss oil terribly excited. and ,lIGt r.
eoon a. the ceremony We0 p0fb6Cm0d
l'rushed my wife down 20 tho ho6f:
neither OF us speskln' Z word: Sn6
now watts to be done p"
Them an God has lined, lak no
man put assunder,' seys tho moto !:
what's done cant 30 undone. We'ce
nigh thirty miles Of ohoCo and 49,
go back Without . deviation az ma
wage a. will vltiste tho ins,ar1nco.
AZ nign g. ! can make out, there's
mighty little difference between tho
two gals. and II you, sir. could make
up your mind for 20 IKE thio ono "a
we'll a. you like the other. and G ahe
can make up her mind Tor q Ike
you. there Won. b no harm done
arter ell. Besides, a. it's plhhoble
that Williams has married To tpthor
gal. you can't have her nohoW. NJ
advice to you, cir. ctr to CIV up your
room to this here young lady. end
arter she gtts over her ooaDlokh60o
begin courtin' Of her jlst @ q you'd
never seen her atore. "A ~ old M.
ried man I can assure yon nm r, :
courtin' 10 shout the beoS fatt .ot tho
business: you've he'd one Upoll a. &
ashore ana can now hayo 0notboe
spell OF It at sea. Then u L bo @
you can't fancy each other By to
time you gifts to Havre, Why the0o
etnt much harm done, and you en-
Ind eome decent people 20 nut her "a
charge Of and send her back. and i
suppose thereIl b some way found
Iorto draw the splice you've mado. p
mt. Brown, ssyg the old nn0Q.
your advice are 30 far good that II
don't SEQ no other WY Of dolp':: YoQ|
can 60 below and git your bteoklh0t,
md excuse me from t'inin' you, but
10 my present condition OF mind II
couldn't touch Q moroel. >"
whether or no, cir, Captain viii.
!ems were spllced to tho tother mi.
never found out. This much, how.
sver. do know. that q. moro lovin'|
couple than our old man and hi VIII
Has. atore they got 70 Havro. never
vas seen. which . esadultl0a saaiy bba66alaa
!ivin' over 10 Brooklyn at THE very
lime. Two always had my idso % o.
we're reckoned up for them tWo 70 b
spllced. and that be mover would
have been half 30 we'll OF With The
tOther Ral."
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Grand Ecoro
WAREHOUSE.

VIZ. ERCNg Ca, Proprietor.
nAvlNo pasehashsd The businsae q
n ChambeIs 4 Dashee at THE point,
snd seeuSod their services ~ pIepal.
a % store and Toward proaptly, sll
fieieAts and cotton coasiG.sd 70 ny emo.
/ Rstsa of ieosage 10 laeurs will b -
Tiftssa Cests psr basssl 5os l.sigAts.
TAisty-Avs Csats pr ba)e f6e Cotton.
/ q - 'a WI. FRENCH.
Maenh 0t-M. st Ei as3it ~
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~ .tsf. 4 ~ 81
80 .. TUCKER,
oa4er1sad Attorney q La~.
ea1 46Jl10OnE0. LA.

1raatSs u q courts 4 he Par.
s::l - sss!. :,. WIZ !, e; I'D
Oll1Dl A1ton1iee given b III busi
49esseed 70 Bio care.
1O-ay. ... l
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''Those Large Blue Eyes."

A London ueWOpopee describes
With some influences tho antooo.
dents Of a suit for breach Of prom.
lee: '" (
I'VE believe 1t was NJ. 0uppy who
made an offer OF marriage % 9 young
lady without prejudice. Mr.. Lane
ONeill, who belongs 20 tho peofeD.
sion which Mr.. Guppy adorned, ap.
pears to have adopted Q somewhat
similar method Of procedure With
Mn Julia 1cEvers: 10 whose unele'e
0mOe be vas 40 arttcled olegk. III.
O'Neill. however, had no oppostunl.
ty Of diversifying bio study Of Tldd'1
Practice, that tavorite work Of Ueiah
Heep, with the lee arid society Of
Miss McEvers, for he did not make
her acquaintance until be ct up eos
htmeelf In London. when sho Wo0
just leaving school at tho ingenious
age Of sixteen. Beside her other
charms her fortune was CISCO in
cash, with prospects 0t much moro.
1t Is not every ono who % 1ttraCtod
by maidens fresh from 0ch0ol. Some
Of the palmer eek are apt 20 b Z u.
tle alarmed ~ tho e9e1410g 9eo1'
ness, the eusoIng ana oluo1loe 81
thusiasnl Of these young cCeaturog.
1t is said. however, that when tho q.
traction 70 felt ct oil, Il very onooi
indeed. Either Mr.. O'Ne(ii Ielt & 81
he felt indisposed TO loee G., 80 'Vith
prospects OF muoh mQC. - ~
rate ne showed meseoQ oeeoeejoe 70
Miss McEvere, both u 1eodoe e0d
etterWard 10 Coek, where NJ e1e6oe
lived. In Cork II. ONeol dol!yeee6
Q lecture on 'lrieemen u EoGlo0d,
10 which be doubtless took SOMA ~
venge on the be4s aaxons. among
whom hls deYs OF e1ile ~ 1880.
At q! ovee3 10 enjoyed ~ eeoeoey
Of Niles McEverss e1d eeooeolo9 -
ner. msoe ner 90 onee O @o11oeo.,
from Ootk oe vent % OoU!1, "a
tneoce elene9 ~ tcatoo toHy
oee Joln Ior tho Toe1oo oop0y
deys that were 40 morn: -.
when 4r. VNell! CO. . 1onqoo
40 became moro ardent tnan ~.
10 then avetrod tnat tho peetumc
OF ner lsst KISS etl!I Ian9ooo o. ~
!iPe, z pnace Wntco o0Reec0 Coes
Mr. O'NellI, In tho course OF pO. pro-
fessionsl svocetions, must 6ave
heard Sergeant Parry plead tho ce4oo
OF tho deeolate ana bo6oyoo. 10
next ee1tence. noHevers ~. ~ uoloe.
!unsteIy mover nnlepeQ. WIN t0oeo
large Dl0e eyes geHlng on m0. Wtoeo
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TelItS, ~ llVeO IN a0OvNec part OF the
State, and he didn't feel authorized
tor to let'her jine with ii roviu' skip
per a. were here to-day and would
he gone tomorrow, and mayhap new.
or come back. So. you see, he list
puts tho kybosh onto all this love.
maxim and tells our old man and
the tother skipper Us they must sheer
off. -
"But bless your soul, sir, you know
enough about SIGH things to know
as opposition in SIGH cases only
makes matters worse, and rs they
couldn't meet openly, they met oil
tho more by stealth and on the sly.
Ihere never yet were q woman.
sir, AZ wouldn't help on an affair OF
this kind. no matter what the conse.
Quenoes wore. and 90 the stevedore' q
wife entered into It heart and soul
and her house were made the place
Of meetin. the old daddy believln' 40
bile command would be sufficient for
the gals, and never dreamin' that
they would disobey him. )
AS said fust of, arter loadin' to
Is fest. We had to drop down four
miles. takin' the rest Of tho cargo
from lighters. and then begun my
troublesome connection with this
courtin' scrape. Every night 80 soon
% 1t were dark the gig we're called
away. and the old man. dressed IN
bile beet, would be pulled up to tho
!andin' and would 60 of for to meet
bis gal either at the stevedore's house
or somewhere else. He had choosed
US as q picked crew OF steady men
that he could depend on, and always
CIV us 9 glass OF grog on lsndin'
and another when We got back to
the ship. It were the old chaps dar-
ter as he were sweet onto. while tho
t0ther skipper we're mashed onto tho
cousin. and W two boats crews was
. layin' low at the landiu' every
blessed night till ell hours was gone.
so things went on for q couple Of
weeks till our cargo were 10, aud
both ships were ready for sea. The
old man cleared out and got bis pa.
pers from the Collector along IN the
AFTERNOON. and We pulled him off
aboard Of the chip. Jist afore We
showed of, there were q trunk brung
down and put IN the boat, and We
took 1t OF aboard OF tho ship.
'Shall I hist up the gig, Sir ? says
the mate.
"'No,' ssys tho old man, I shall
want her to 60 In arter q tug.boat II
80 be a. I concludes for to go to.
night, and you may git everythin'
ready, cir. and heave short by and
by, for the tide will sarve after mid
night and may conclude for to 20
instead OF wattin' till tomorrow ar
ternoon, says the old man.
It don't look much like a sea.
goin' night. says the mate. and tho
glass are pretty low, / notice.
oh. it's summer time,' says the
old man. We needn't be afeard OF
weather this time Of year,
"About eight bells the gig were
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J. u. AILL. ]. Z. MESsI.
HIT 1 Mess'.
I y - MANUFACTURES AoExrs.
~. .'...s..5 Natehiteches, Ia.
Dsalen in Fnrst 4 Bradley sulky
plowa, riding sed walking cultivators,
bay rskes, 20. Ksystoas corn p1aoters:
.(p1eA>s two eoWs % saeeI R0bbins'
6ntly 1sshsr I'D blslchsr, sud other
lshpv sstins machinery. Z {. -
Once aud 6aleoro0m at
II. 4. WAI00IEYS.
April 3-6m.
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~soS S~ JO~ sAA0J oAV Ovos V0sAS
ready, cir. and heave short by and
by, for the tide will sarve AFTER mid
night and ! may conclude for to "a
instead OF waitin' till tomorrow ar.
ternoon, says the old man.
1T don't look much like a sea.
goin' night, says the mate, and the
glass are pretty low, / notice.
+" oh. it's summer time says the
old man, We needn't be afeard Of
weather this time Of year.
about eight bells the gig we're
ca iii ID a. as; usual. Tom, says he "a
me. I are g0in' to trust sOmethln
very precious to you, and Il all goes
we'll you shall have $40 apiece for
yourself and tho rest OF the gig's
crew. I'm g0in' for to he spliced.
and as soon as It's over my missus
will be Civ to your charge and you
must. pull for your lives aboard Of
tho ship. I shall follow with 4 tug.
boat and = pilot, and by daylight
we'll be we'll outside. As soon as you
sit aboard show the lady right down
to my room and let the steward have
charge OF her,
o,a ~ we1o soout OK ..,, o0ais "aea 'ae 70
vso , Man CONS " soussy!n aowa 10
she saau. h,. snu Ill. ~ vo.ce sca.ve
"u"'o e,e "n,spof o" nS ~ 'os .1 n.y.
mite Ne had the lady In tho boat and
Was oil, leavin' tho other boats crew
what BELONGED 20 the bark a.Wattln' ;.
Luz LUZ "r. :! "eie p 'tc H.. ast T.. 0ut W.
uau tul.os1 uown tueso wv IIueny
t.noe 10 mls s our Wy, anu Mltn tne
s't S eOo !'oe a'neip'n ~: y soous
1asl.uvvI w was aIVuSs1eo auu
EOt Inc gNlpporS neW Mlle salely on
ooara: ny mlanigot t1e Tug cone
a!ongside WIN the old man ana the
Pilot. ana - n!teen minnite attef t1at
M Ne was unoer Wy ano tow!n eoWn:
tno ola man gelie tne stewat0 I0r 10
keoP tno 0!ss!s locke0 10 nls ROOM
- ~ - tae .,s0t sa9uto9 $50 aes, e ~ =
tnon 70 t6kes nlm 0OWn lntO tne
~ aos 70, ~ a ~. sss ss, " Ssos' ana a
a re gee ~, lnto 10. inc .l mstes room snd d
sns!ts n'S.ee!t, puttln on nus se \:
Vs0taSc. loy gee ne we're aleaIu y
tne Pi!ot knoWd as sne were eDosEo
ae mI89t feI9se l0r 10 take t0e Sn!P
the Old man as was Der father.
Mnen We got nlgn down 70 the
mouth OF the .harbor tho pilot went
ABOARD OF the tug. which went On
aneea. ana We begln !or 20 GET the
mualln onto her. sheettn' nome and
sottln' al three o! her topeatls:
There had been q heavy bank OF
clound o. the nor weet nom the time
we started, and 10 the the ltghtntn'
oe9ia % pay ana q ,ntef 3. t tnSre
H0u'o % . mutse1oo Toll u '"o '"""'
Dr. !. ..,,..... ..,..,,. -. . ..,,u .
Mever mlno tno C0 eeIieo. eels.
eaYs tho OLD man. 'dll we ZEE what
TINS 40 eoln % emount 20. IL Wete
about OK pelle OF tne mia Watcn
Wnen We go. ontsldo ana the tug let
60 o. %, ana IL were ABOUT . ogly
. Iookin' morntn % ono would wish
to zee.
"1ay everyt4ln down clear 10!
runnin." Gays the old meo. eng
nave . hand ateecn toPeoll pslyeIos:
WED Jlst eot the ioleea!i set Woe !,
With = tremendous roar the Squat
struck us. ~
Lot 60 the topes'! neIyetos.
sung out the oIa man. ena sena n
man to inc leo Wneels keep aeI oeeo
Atore It,. low c0mo eII Iatee 10y
nnti6 Y8roo Dy the EU0s S00 W0 Cl8p'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-13

TARRY NoT-Until you are driven to the
verge OF distraction by disordered liver,
but as soon as the organ turns mutinous,
discipline it with a course Of Hostetter' s
Stomach bitters, an anti-billous medicine
which ensures active secretion by the liver,
and irregular habit of body. Pains through
the right shoulder-blade and ribs, vertigo,
nausea, coating OF the tongue, constipation,
and sick. headaches, which are all inciden-
tai to billiousness, are promptly remedied
by this active and thorough specific As q
remedy for debility il cannot be surpassed
Strengthening the stomach and promoting
digestion, enriching the blood and in
MIGRATING the nerves. II protects the sys'
TEN against malaria, and cures the disease
in It's various forms radlcally--it overcome:
a tendency 10 rheumatism, remedies disor.
dcrs of the kidneys and bladder, and expel:
impurities from the circulation.
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HAYDOCK'S
VITALIZED BUCHU!

Will give almost immediate relief, when all other
means have failed The most powerful existing
medicine for the cure Of female complaints Fifty
years Xperienceincontestabl proves this remedy
unriyaed for the disorders incidental to the female
sex No family should De without IL, and It may be
taken by young or old twill restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
To the stomach We trace dyspepsia, headache and
general debility TO the liver, bile, jaundice and
yellow fever; 10 the bowels diarrhoea, dysentary,
constipation. piles, and hstula TO the lungs, con
sumption, etc; to the blood, scrofna, scurvY,
and all cutaneous eruptions BY keeping these
organs and vital fluid pure and healthy We may
safely defy the attacks Of disease, and no medicine
yet prepared for this purpose can equal the &C
ton of
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MISCELLANEOUS

Best cabinet or Parlor organs In
the world, winners Of highest dis
tinc,ion at every great Worlds
Exhibition for thirteen years.
Prices. sJl, So, sG6, ssi, si0s to
sJoD and upward hor easy pay
ments, s6.}s u quarter aud up.
ward. Catalogues free. MASON
& Hamlin Organ CO, l5t Ire
mont street, Boston 80 East 18th
quare,J New York, 1872 Wabash
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BOGI'S CERTIFICATES.

1t is no vile drugged stuff, pretending to
be made Of wonderful foreign roots, barks,
etc, and puffed up by long bogus certif-
Gates Of pretended miraculous cures, but
simple, pure, effective medicine, made of
well known valuable remedies, that fur
nishes its own certificates by ITS cures. We
refer to Hop Bitters, the purest and best of
medicines. See another column.-Repub.
lican.
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HAYDOCK'S
VITALIZED BUCHU!
HEAR WHAT is SAID.

at has made meanew man"
'Dr Haydock's Buchu has increased my weight
fifteen pounds"
"My wife would not be without itSfor any
money
"0ur little boy s much better, ! enclose ono
dollar for another bottle"
81 find It as easy to take as milk -
1--WE have sold thirteen bottles this week, and
shall want three dozen next order
my morning agony is gone--thanks to your
Buchu.'
Want Of space compels me TO conclude.
Any invalid or sufferer afflicted with any Kidney
disorder who will write me as to their complaint,
will be treated humanely and kindly, 1t lie my
most earnest desire to investigate all forms Of
Diabetes. and to give relief at all times II you arc
too poor to purchase, write me any way, and your
case will have immediate attention,
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GENERAL NEWS

The City Of Alton is the next packet for
New Orleans
Capt. Wise has Withdrawn the Memphis
and Cincinnati packets until the river
rises.
The John B. Maude came down late for
Memphis last night She added largely
for Memphis.
Capt Dan Moorcs Robt Mitchell will
drop in 10 the wharf next week, and com.
mence loading for New Orleans.
Capt. Bruner, OF the defunct Fannie Ia.
tum was in town yesterday He will put
tue L. II, Duriee in the Paducah and ST.
Louis trade next week
The Centennial added all she could take
out on the water, there being but seven
and q half reported to Memphis. She left
at 5p, m, yesterday.
The whari-boat No 8 will be taken to
Mound City IN few days Tor slight over
hauling Meantime the Office Of the COM
pany will be on No, !.
Sol Silver returned from Villa Ridge
yesterday, where he has been the past two
weeks. Sol looks fresh and hearty, and
gives New York to the democracy by a
large majority. Sol had nothing to do with
that 1929 mark.
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r. ScHEuTENMuLLER, Brooklyn, writes
Your Spring Blossom is invaluable. I have
had scrofu Gus sores on my legs for a num-
Der of years, and occasionally, they would
break out on my face l have taken two
bottles of Spring Blossom, according to
directions and now all the sores have dis
appeared and my skin is perfectly healthy
Price 80 cents, and trial bottles 10 cents,
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MALT Buffers are Brain, Nerve and
Blood food, peculiarly adapted to, and
warmly recommended by our druggists
and physicians for General Debility, Men
tai and Physical Exhaustion, Hysteria,
Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Emacia''nn and
Dropsy.
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Mrs T. II. ERKINs, Creek Centre, War
rem Co., n. Y. writes She has been
troubled with Asthma for four years had to
sit up night after night with it, she has
taken two bottles of DR.. Thomas Eclectric
oil, and is perfectly cured. She strongly
recommends it, and wishes to act as agent
among he, neighbors.
PAUL G. ScHuH, druggist.
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Nj A LII
The New Food
MALT BITTERs COMPANY.
Medicine.
b I II Il r. S.
street, Union -
avenue, { hicago.

THERE is no greater Blood Producer and life
medicine than MALT BlTrERS, prepared from
Uufermeutcd Malt, Hops and Quinne. They feed
the body and the brain, enrich the blood. sodiy
the boncs, harden the muscles, quiet the nerves
stomach and bowels. clensc the liver and kidneys,
and vitalize with new life every huid Of the body
Beware of limitations similarly named, Look for
the COMPANY'S SIGNlTURE which appears
plainly on the label of every bottle. sold every
where MALT BIrTERS CO, Boston, Mass.
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