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The First National Bank, Of Lehighton,
has declared semi annual dividend Of 8
per cent, payable on theS5th inst.
Much proud, but very quiet about it.
Our young friend Ed. W. Feist, because his
better half on the 27th ult., presented him
with token of her aifectiun-a boy, ahd a
bouncer too, they say. Lemonade, Ed.
6sC- You will fnd large stock If the
most elegant designs in WALL PAPER
and BORDERS, aL br. G. T. Horns drug
store, in Beuchel's Block, at very lowest
prices. Make your selections now.
-C. b. Beck, Of Hasletoh, and D. B. Beck,
Sr Forest City, susquehanns county, were
both at home on a visit over the Fourth -
They look well and are doing finely. They
report work plenty and wages good in their
respective localities.
Now SOM the howliug candidate,
With character of snow,
Will mount the stump and wildly prate,
With patriotic glow,
Upon the hardened cheek, of men
Un6t tn held in trust,
The peoples wealth and confidence,
With which HE fsin would duet
just here we pause TO remark that David
Ebbert, our popular liveryman, will furnish
candidates Of all parties with teams at low
charges, no questions asked, and lump of
ice thrown in.
Engine Hokendahdua was takeh to the
shops at South Eastoni last Saturday, with
her headlight and smokestack knocked off.
While on her trip to MOuch Chunk Friday
night with an empty oil train, she ran into
another train of the sarie kind at curve
below satington, the caboose Of which wss
knocked into kindlng wood, aud two En-
pire cars so badly damaged that they were
thrown over su eihbankmeht in order to
clear the track. The hagman, it is said, did
not go far enough back to signal the train III
time 10 stop.
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A NEW Entrenriae in Town.

A New Enterprise in Town.
last week one Col r. Penn Smith, Of the
city of New York, representing a syndicate
6f capitalists, concluded the purchase Of 9
piece of land, containing between three n
four acres, situate near the L. 4 s. brid.e e,
and opposite the Lehighton Stove work in
the rear Of Bank street, from Messrs. Hot
ford and Sucker and Mrs II. Graver, for
$1,000, upon which it is proposed to erect
works for the manufacture of artificial fuel
from codl dust by new process, aud which
article is said to prove very satisfactory to
consumers. The company prdbose to invest
$4,000 in the enterprisej and to commence
operations as soon as the necessary works
can be put in readiness. We trust this is
but beginning for new era 10 the his
tory Of our town, and that it tnay suon be
followed by other industries of a like nature.
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF hat dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, IL anxious 20 make known
TO hts fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who desire IL, he will send q copy Of the
prescription used. (free OF charge) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they Will md a sure CURE for
COUGHS, COLDS. CONSuMPTIUN, as.
TINA, BRONO TITS, &c
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
address, Rev. L A. WILSON, lO4 Penn ST.,
Williamsburg, N. Y. mar 25-yl.
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Special Invitation to the 1adias,

Joseph Jonas, the popular dry goods mer-
chant, cordially invites the public to inspect
his large aud varied line of fancy dress
goods of all shades and patterns which ne
oilers for sale at the lowest cash prices. Call
aud examine my stock. 0bert's building,
Bank street, Lehighton.
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Teachers' Examinations.

Teachers examinations will. 6e held as
follows:
Lansfnrd Borough, July 18th.
Summit Hill, July l4th'
Packertdh, July 18th.
Packer, Hudscndale, July Goth.
Lehigh & Lausanne, AT Rockport, July 81
The examinations begin at 8 AN.
THos. NJ. BALLET, Co. Sup't.
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UIED.

MACRER.-On the 25th ult., at Lansford,
Ida Montana Jane, daughter of Edwin 4
Sarah J Maurer, aged years, month
and days,
KISTLER.-on On the goth ult, in West Penn,
Sarah, widow of Jonathan Kistler, aged
81 years; 10 months and 20 days.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
- from Nervous DEBILITY, PREMA.
IuhE DECAY, and all the effects Of youth
IA, indiscretlon, will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need IL, the
recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy BY which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by lhe advertisers expert
enee can do 80 by addressing in perleci con
noence. JOHN Y. OGDEN,
mer2eyl ~ Cedar 81. New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Valuable Farm at Private Sal

The undersigned offers his very taliiable
FARM, consisting Of FIFTY TWO ACRES
situate in Fra kiln Township, County oi
Carbon; Pa, and about four miles east ol
Weisspoft, at Private Sale. About As acres
are cleaf dhd under good state Of cultivation.
There is a fine Orchard Of acres, consist
ing of all kinds of choice Fruit Trees. The
House is 20 40 feet, and nearly as good as
new. The terms are one half cash, and the
balance on easy payments. Persons wish
ing to view the property can call on
JACOB KREISER,
franklin Twpy Carbon County Pa.
June "a, 1882 w4s
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An Imnoasihilitv.

Deserving articles are always appreciated.
The exceptional cleanliness Of Parker's Hair
Balsam makes 1t popular. Gray hairs are
impossible with its occasional use.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PTMpI,ES.

will mail (Ffeel the recipe for Simple
VEG ErABLE BALM that will remove
TAN, FREDKLES, PILES aud
BLOTOHES, leaving the skin son, cleat and
beautiful also instructions for producing a
luxurtRnt growth Of hair on q bald head or
smooth face. Address inoloslng Sc. stamp,
BEN. VANDELF, II Barclay s., N. Y.
mar Qh.yl
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1ounR, James, and wlIe.
Persons calling forany ofthe above letters
will please say ADVERTISED"
II. H. PETERs, P. NJ.
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NEW ADVEnIISEMLNIS.
NOTICE..

Att Regular Meeting Of the Directors of
the First National Bank Of Lehighton, a
SeIni-hnnual Dividend of TIL ZEE per cent
on the Cap al stock was declared, payable
on and after July 18th, 1882.
W. w. BOWMAN; Cashier.
July 8, 1Ss2w8
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80, N. Fremont St, baltimore
During the war / was in.
juredi in the stomach by a piece
Of a shell, and have suffered
fromitevers since. About four
years agoit brought on parsly.
sis, which kept m in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said l could not
live. 1suffered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion Of the
time was unableto retain even
liquid nourishment. l tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles l am
able to get up and 60 around
and am rapidly improving.
G. DECKER.
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SECRETARY'S FINANCIAL REPORT

ofthe Assets and Liabilities of the LEHIGH-
TON BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
for the fiscal year ending the first Mon
day of June, A. D. 1883.
FUNDED DEBT.
The following is the Funded Debt, con-
sisting of School Bonds issued to parties
named and numbered as follows:
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERS Is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, MaIariai
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non-aIcoholic
tonic. Il enriches the blood, gives
hew life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves.
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ASSETS.
Actual Cost OF 3-story Brick School
House, with Janitcr's House and
Lots upon which the Same are
erected ....,...................f f36,2l7 50
Two Lots on Pine Street,. .!:I.. so "
Balance In hands OF Treasurer 80. - ~
Total Assets. .!......::..:.. 1887 2 20
Total Indebtedness .... ...... 49, So ~
Assets in excess OF Liabilities. $IO,T42 20
Bonded Debt reduced during year 1900 w
do hereby certify that the foregoing
statement is true and correct to the best Of
my knowledge aud belief, and the same
was ordered to be published in the CARBON
ADVOCATE.
W NJ RAPSHER,
Secretary, &c.
Lehighton, June "a, 1882 We
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STRENGTH

to vigorously push a business,
strength to study a professions
strength to regulate a household,
strength to do a days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
sents what Is wanted, In the often
heard expression, "0hI Iwish I
had the streugthl' If you are
broken down, have not energy, OF
feel as If life was hardly worth liv-
Ing, you can be relieved and re-
stored to robust health and strength
by taking BROWNS IRON BITs
TIERS, which Is a true tOnic-d.
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
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DIR.

We, the undersigned duly elected Audi
tnrs for the Borough VI Lehlghunn, erri y
that the account is correct to the best ol our
knoUled0a and haliaT
, 1882-06-10
Flogging.

Public sentimen: in Connecticut ap-
pears To be gr"ging in the direction of
A gging, for violation Of Law. Perhaps
dogging il not . panscea, bat for those
sho profit by n"'hIng g,n,ler, 1t is pun
ishment that punishes. /; WAS doubtless
narbarous IN the hands of drunken and
passi ona.e ship captain; IA Tn. hands Of
religious bigot or in the hands VI a judge
Ia rude age, but ss &C have no fear
hat the oath pensity will be misu-ed
becaus. men have bern hanged for petty
iarreny, 81 We haze no fear that hog
yins will he misused. II seems that to-
isy some criminals cannot te punished
without the is.... s-,d ;ha, the same gen
erous spirit that discontinued II, would
be a guarantee against its abuse Deia-
ware has found 1T Sondsrfuliy efficacious-
There is hardly IN offender who vould
not dread and strive to avoid pnblic
whipping. Certainly 30 one wonld offend
for ;Le purposs of get,inga fioggIng, yet
there ar. hundreds xho eill come out Of
jail and immediately violate the Law in
order /, get back ipto jail. \ fngzing is
summary, cne Of the chief elements III
efficacy Of puaisb'neIl'. IL Is inexpensive,
short, sharp. and decisive. The senti-
mental, is the chief r-ason Why Hogging
does not become uDiTersal IN al the
state.
, 1882-06-10

RECOVERED HIS Monty. - Possessed a
si7, An amour: of coin the keeping Of which
greatly troubled him, Mr.. Kelly, haikas
from The DAlIes. on Sunday. choss - Sale
Deposit. the pockes-book Of Miss Jufs c
Roy. abe agreeing to open the hank % AOs-
day morning and deliver the iucre. Monday
morning Miss Julia Was mIssing-so ~as
Kelly. 81. Agarieved, Mr.. Kelly sought
the sympathy OF Oficsr Cock. Who iassr %
aceo,t.d The young woman - she uas Aboss
+, take the tram. He has persuasive usy
With him. and ne rradily induced Jsiis 70
postpyne her departure sntil she could m
lock the safe and 1T Kelly have biz rsonsy-
She accepted the Inevitable, pad The eiu
and Nr Cock for his trrusie iika nan. I'D
also rec, ive,l her ticket-of leave.
, 1882-06-10
Corsicana's Crank.

Mr. Haynes of Corsicaua Texas is the
latest crank This extraordinary ma1
{; AIMS that he Is The Second Christ, and
that death and the gentleman In red
tights who runs the hr.ms,one furnace is
subject to him. Another, and desirable
qualiica.iol IN Texas. is, he Gains TO be
bullet and kI.ife proof, Is impervious to
heat or cold That this impostor has
large number of followers, actually count
ed by the hundreds is not singular III view
Of the fac: that history teaches that meth
Ing IS easieI than the securing OF followers
by any madcap Who claims to have rev.
citation. Il takes precious little 10 excite
superstition and fauaticism. There al
ways have beea multitudes who from i'm
perfect ani defective physical and mental
oTgsn;zstlOnsand development and nervous
arrangement seela ccnstitu,ion.lly pre-
disposed 10 this sort Of thing. As Mr..
Haynes claims - havs he'll and the grave
N subjec'ion, and most IF the people of
Texas have special and individual reasons
for escap:ng these things, has following
there i lot strange. As Presbyterian
preacher and the principal of female
seminary has become recruit 10 this
strange crank, It might bs we'll enough
for parents To take their girls home until
the furore passes, and these men get back
their SENSES Haynes claims that he viii
be president four years hence. h had
probably not heard from tha, political
flrt. james C. Blaine. WI tn he made the
assertion.
, 1882-06-10

A day or two after his recovery, the
maze walked out, and began strolling
through the capital building Almost
the first person he encountered was Pres
ident Arthur. who was just leaving the
executive chamber in the senate wing.
why, hos are you, Kennedyi' said
the first citizen, aifabiy extending his
hand. Glad to see you.
"Ho~dy, cd man" said the executive
with smile, A pretty good job, too
You must cru,e up To the White House
and see me
To tie White Housef repeated the
amazed mariner.
"Yss, Just ask for my private secretary
and LIE viii show you right IN, anr the
President walked IN
Poor Old Chet clean gone, clean
gone" unused the mate. Actually be-
lleyrs himself 10 be President OF the
United States. Smart man once, too
That jus; shog- you, gentlemen, he cor
timed. tura'ns to the bys,ander' ''tha'
shows yyu what politics and dissrp"lnt-
ment will tring man to
, 1882-06-10
Miss Cobbe's Scoid.

Miss Frances Power Cobbe Is to Eng
land, what Lazy Jane Grey Sssshielm is
! 10 america--a sort of common scolj
Miss coobe has several grievances sn,ong
them the so-cailed inyai,disms Of her sex
and the semi.proper dress Of the males.
All this she Is now discussing In print.
She Is Of theoVinion that by far the greater
| portion OF the inyAlldisu. vi her sex comes
from osd dressing, IS seif-inyi,ed BY mat
tention TO Diet and all that sort of thing.
She scolds at these WOMEN and says they
are poor, fragile creatures, unable to per-
form the duties Of life. Of course 4iiss
CHbbe considers such Women gigantic
mistake. very unnecessary kind OF
people And So does everybody else who
thinks OF 1t. Then she compares wo,
mans dress with mans, In a WAY that
would be fstteriug t. US fellows II i, d.d
not appear that she SAINTS all women to
don the bIfurca.ed. as street garment.
She does rot say much about The beauty
and pietureSge.ess OF man's dress, be-
cause On that score there isn'; much TO
chm about, but on she score of health a
mans dress Is all she could desire, except.
that she thinks he should more thorough
lyproteet h,s chyst. Sac viii pardon rs
for guIng tr'fie into particulars, jns
here. Just below the throat, We admit,
Is tie vital part If a mans Body. This
man generally covers with flannel, linen,
sLirt button or "A diamond stud. What
else would Mss Cobte have us dol We
cannot stuff thai space of SIX inches with
cotton, nor can man put IN that Shich
would outwardly make HIM All Iuds rub
Der beng. That would masc hiln suspi-
cionsly and nuisely plump for man, and
some jncuiar Iriend might, IN a playful
mood, ron searching and reaching
pin inro him and create a startling COL
lapse and shrlnkage Of exuberant 'front.'
age. No. \ man cannot dare SO much.
and he aCu.3 rather be lean and own it
by Nature than he fat in from: at the ex-
pense of art. Think Of man crying
"ouch." ." when there is nothing 10 cry Il
foc
, 1882-06-10
The Voice of the Stars,

\ modern Csel.Cstro, named Mansil, OF
some place in Illinois has Sent u. a pam
phlet with the tide al the head Of this
article, in which is set forth in rhetoric.
turgid and overwhelming, a claim that
not only IS crime increasing, foods grow
ing, disorders multiplying and p oDle get
ting into hot water generally, bu, still
woFs~ ,hings are 10 follow. According to
Jn.s a-t4Or, from lSS2-to 1899 there is to
be one uaI'ersal carnival oi death, al The
water IS to become poisonous, and the
earth viii give forth noisome atmospheric
odois. People addicted to strong drink
will . die like sheep during this pe-iud.
We are 10 have cyclones, ordinary storms,
earthquakes that will swallow up whole
cites, printing presses and all. Noun
iains viii rock Ike cradles or tumble into
sllphurous chasms Fish will die in the
s,reams, and No fowl can live. Then the
geography of this earth will be changed.
After that there VIII Come a two years
eonfasraiion that is 70 purify the earth
The people VIII commence aLew, the
earth no longer totter and rasherxomen
get pure water. What few Americans are
LETT I'll be found in China All this j,
rough en Us, but especially those of U,
holding bonds which VII not mature IN.
ii 100.
, 1882-06-10
He Had a Job.

Fourteen years ago, VIXEN Chester A.
Arthur was struggling local politician
in New York # what is known there as
the Custom House variety, he numbered
among his friends the mste Of vessel,
named Kennedy, whose influence Arthur
had often occasion to use when circum-
stances required tie votes If the floating
population along the harbor front.
Just about that time Arthur made an
unsuccessful effort to obia,n some minor
municipal appointment. The mate con-
drled with his political friend upon his
disappointment, and soon after sailed for
Washington with a Cargo IT hardware.
While ascending the Potomac block and
tackle fell upon the mates head, inden-
ting his skull! in such manner that the
man bseal..e partially an IDIOT and Was
placed in the D.s,rIe, of Columbia insane
asylum. 4 short time ag, the famous
surgeon Dr. Grus, OF pbl!adel?h visited
the asylum, examined he cass and
straightway performed AN OPERATION IN
vented by himself, which Resulted in an
almost immediate res'araiiOn If the
patient reason, the intervening Ii years
being, of course, cnmplete alans.
"ALL ovER the world there s-eus Ia be
growing desire to coniu,!; rnuId-r.
Nothing Of the Kind News-satherlng
and transmission is mure and more rapid
ly growing, and you hear of every crime,
where few years ago only the very start
ling were published. This day is Just as
good as The day forty years ago
, 1882-06-10
Encouraging ma ufaetures-

Through rs manufacturing interests
Miissukee doubled its population In
eleven years, auin.upied its capital during
.ha, period Much the same Is true OF
of Fall RIVER, and dazen other towns IN
the United States. Here in wslls waila
We have a wa.er-pOSer, the material ont
OF which to manufacture goods for which
We now send 10 the eastern cities. There
is a large amount Of idle capital IN this
city yhich, invested in swoolen mill, .
wooden ware factory, or in the manufacture
Of soap, would bring 1t. oSnsrs, :. ieast'
fifteen per cent per year more snAn II
fetehes DOW.
, 1882-06-10
Teiegraphic Clicks.

Extensive forest .ir,s ragiag IN MicLi-
gan.
The Pierce County -H'lcs has o~en sid
10 Pa rick late Of the Le3,r.
So fa1, the Polygan,is's in Utah pay nc
attention to r.,cenily-rnactod law.
The author Of the Morey letter has
been found at Cumberland, Maryland.
A drowned man vas found in the river
near The Dalles May 3lst- No clue a. TO
his identity. Eghry ioliaIs fnund On his
pe-son-
Ii is telegraphed that as result OF the
Carrie Bradley trial, the jury fund her
guilty Of r,ansIaazhser, and she was sen
fenced to 10 years in the peni'entiary.
, 1882-06-10
General Te,egraphic New.

The public debt statement 'oi "'
shows decrease of slo,3I5.A4
There is report current that uene's'
! Sherman viii retire from the army in al
vance Of the retirement bill.
For eleven months ending May $751;
the shipment Of wheat from San FRAN
Francisco amounted TO u ,00O, ,OOo centais.
The Ersaiag Age says the impression
nrevalls ,ha, the building ii railroads mas
fallen off this year from the enormous
total OF last year, which was between
o 600 and Il, 900 miles. The fact is that
Inring the irst five months OF 1882 there
has been built on l20 lines OF railroad
8, 40 miles OF track.
Th. arrest o. o. P. Mason and w
Scott Beeba, counsel Tor Carrie Bradley,
cbIs IN Inc court room IL Portland on
THURSDAY, is the sensation there. II Is
stated that Baebe several times during
the progress of the trial approached Chas-
DuBIs Jr., one OF the haiiiffs who lad
ckaise of the jury, and that his action
aroused the susgicions Of the prosecution
Wednesday afternoon Beebe told DUBOIS
that +. wanted 10 see him that night.
Dubois SAID AL right" and made An ap-
p5.ntment for half-pas: ten IN the Vesa-
bule Of the court rom. DuBoIs in the
meantime asked Constable Simmons and
Officer Merr;.hew 10 STATEN themselves
On the steps leading TO the court house
dome, only FIVE feet from where Dnbois
8. at,oncd hi.ns-lf and immediately above
him. About 10 o'clock, shortly after
court adjourned, Mason and Bsebe walked
past The court house four or i've times.
Dubois was sitting IN the window, ana
R.ebe beckouei TO him 10 come down t0
the sidewalk THIS request was refused.
Beebe then walked up stairs to where
DuB.,s vas standing in bright moonlight,
so that every movement could bs seen by
simmons and Nerrithew, and handed him
two notes and 80 gold piece, With the
request to hana the notes 20 the persons
addressed. DuBois took the notes IN one
hand ard the money in the other. As soon
"A Berbe left he closed his hands and
called - simmons and Merri;hvw, who
had seen and heard all, TO open his hands
and examine the contents. This is the
transaction as told by the witnesses
One note was addressed Walker aid
reads as follows: Stand pat you are not
aIrne." Tne note is said to be III Beebe S
Handwriting. The other note WAS ad-
dressed to &c. Brigham" and read
Stand pat. Tell J. NJ. to stand pat on
tie same terms. au prepared 10 fulfill
ENGAGEMENTS and vii do more if neces
say" This is said to be in Mason .
handwriting. Brigham is mill EN-
p!orse and lately had hand lacerated in
one Of the uptown saw mills. Walker
is an immigrant o; lS45, ard ia well
known 10 most OF the early pioneers.
Early Thursday morning DaBois, upon
advice OF the court. fled the complaint On
which Mason and Beebe Were arrested.
The affair created no little excitement and
became generally known throughout tie
city before noon. 1iessrs. Mason and
Bsebe deny the charge and trsas it
lghlly
, 1882-06-10

MR- GEoRGE D. PEKKTSs u q model
editor. He edits the Sioux City Journal.
Being urged 10 become a congressional
candidate for the Eleventh district OF
Iowa on the Republican ticket. he replied
that man cannot be both useful editor
4nd a self-respecsing of6e.-hoIder. and
that be preferred to remsin % editor,
with his paper free to speak the truth
, 1882-06-10

MRs LANGLEY has begun her provincial
tour. In '.An Unequal Siatch" shs vsaas
three dresses, oss Of Hoxered cotton csss
a red pe,.ienai, with white apron and
nrckerchief; another Of pale turquoise
blue, plated and frJled and iOoped sbund.
andtly, and trimmed With lace tbs third
Of gray silk aud steel Jet.
, 1882-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. WOODS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A comprehensive remedy for Liver Complaint.
DysDepsia, Constipation, Chills and Fever,
Debility. NeryOu.neSs, Sick Headache, and
other ailments attributable To biliou-ness
Among its ingredients are Mandrake. Dande-
lion, Butternut. Black Root, Basbane, Bitter
Root, talisaya, Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp,
Wshoo, Golden Seal, etc.
The active Blended properties Of these ve-e
table remedies Constitute an Alternative toTic
and general Corrective Of the highest cias', snt
eniow It with preventive value emitting II l.
the frst rank as s medicinal safeguard for fOI-
tifying the system against malarial and other
mtlafies which cause serirus disturbance oi
the liver. 1t reiasss the bowels without srip
ing, pErif,s the blood arrests pain And
spasn- in the siie or shoulier- blade, puri6es &
u'licus breath and completely relieves :ke
many IN ie=eribable symptoms which torment
sufferers from dyspepsia, liver complaint and
kidney troubles. Ii also effectuallv removes
those nervous symptoms felt when bile is i'm
perfectly secreteA of Is Dli-iirs c,ed.
Redington { TO-. San FraGciscc, Wholesale
aseI:s FIR the Pacific Coast.