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GRAIN N TIE SOUTH.

Attention is being again directed at the
South to threat that promises her SUBJ
stantial injury The cotton acreage is this
year increased, as it has been every year
for the last decade. But in some sections
more grain was last year raised at the
South than before, and consequently less
food products had to be brought from
abroad. Cotton rated low and grain high,
and this drew attention to the importance
OF grain growing. With the increase of
cotton yield there is steady decline in
prices. It follows that the yield of pounds
per acre must be increased in order to de.
crease the cost of production. The accom-.
plishment of this, it is believed, will draw
the people away from grain growing,
What the friends of the Soprh therefore
desire the Southern producer to do is
to raise corn, for instance, not for the
market, but for home consumption, as he
can raise corn cheaper than he can cult.
vate cotton to buy it. So, says one of
the leading journals, if the South is
wise she will raise more grain, whether
or not she raises more cotton. The
Courier. Journal has been debating the
subject, and goes so far as to say :
"Tne South knows something of hard
times but we tell the Southern farmers
that to buy grain at present prices, and on
credit, and to sell cotton at prevailing
prices, means individual and general bank
ruptcy and harder times than they have
known, unless by improved methods of
agriculture they largely increase the yield
per acre." The supply of cotton is in ex.
cess of the demand, while the food demand
exceeds the supply. As the Liverpool
market fixes the price for what the South
ern planter sells, and also bids against him
for the grain he buys, it would seem that
the South should not be long In realizing
that her best policy is to grow more grain.
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to the well being of man, instead of COM
pleting it's mission has but demonstrated
the greater necessity for its continued ex-
istence and its ability to achieve still
greater triumphs. And this is said in full
view of the errors the party has made, but
not forgetting the courage with which it
corrects its faults and punishes its OWE
household. That political questions are in
an abnormal condition to-day but estab-
fishes the fact that old things have been
cast behind us, because they are settled
and have passed into history and fixed gov
ornamental policy. The principles that gave
birth to the Republican organization have
been engrafted upon the government OF the
republic, and could 10 more be dissev-
cred from it to day with safety
than the heart could be removed
from a living body without causing
it's death. Opposed to this party, which
constantly builds into the government
structure, broadens the field of liberty and
brings man up into the stronger sunlight of
truth, is the Democracy, appealing to its
traditions and exclaiming against the ac-
complished work Of its political opponent.
It's Hottest aim is the displacement of its
political foe, taat it may enjoy the trusts it
has so often proven its own unftness to ad-
minister; its greatest victory would be the
overthrow of party of an aggressive
spirit that presents its front TO error as it
arises, and is possessed of the capacity to
overcome it. When it fails in that respect it
will be time enough for Democratic journals
to publish essays upon the completion of its
life lease. As TO Issues, they are TO arise
in answer TO the needs of development As
they come up, the one party to meet and
settle them is the Republican, because tits,
as we have said, the party Of American
ideas. It il TO meet and settle them, be-
cause by its past victories over error and
ignorance, partisan greed and the assertion
of class, and the conspiracy of ideas an.
tagonistic to the basic sentiments of true
Republic, It has demonstrated its ability
and its right to live and TO administer It
is TO settle the issues TO arise in the evolu.
ton of the highest possibilities of the na-
ton, because it alone possesses the ele-
ments that enter into such settlements Il
became possessed of these constituent ele.
ments of necessity, for it was not born of
caprice, nor have its works been expert
mental,
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BETFEg DAYS AEgAD.

The Commercial Herald sees better days
ahead for California. It cannot deny that
capital has been driven from US eastward,
and says: ct will be unquestionably
admitted thai the legislation of this State
has, under the new Constitution, been IT,
imical to corporate investments in almost
every shape in which it has been put
forth. This aggressive disposition has be-
come somewhat chronic in its varied modes
of attack" It believes that to-day, with.
out any argument and no outlay of coin
whatever, this action would be reversed
by vote OF ten to one. Though progress
has been retarded for years by the com.
munistic operations of most unscrupulous
set of citizens, still it believes the culminat-
ing point of retsrdation has been reached,
and it can see change for the better. 1t
believes we shall have one of the most
prosperous years in the history of the
State, and that immigration of most de-
sirable character will flow in upon us. 1t
does not note, however, that the greatest
efforts now being put forth to induce immi.
grafton, the broadcast OUTLAWS and the most
discriminating and wise applications of
money and talent TO that end, are being
made by one of the corporations againat
which the most envenomed hatred has
been aimed, and against which it has been
sought to array the people, and to delude
them into the belief that their direct
enemy is railroad.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRIVILEGES.

I'D IDS FOR REFRESHMENT PRIVILEGES AT
I'D the Odd Fellows Picnic will be received at the
Office of w. C. Fcics,, 1913 Fourth street.
G0tN Friday, goth inst, az B p. VI.
Specifications can be seen at the above office.
all At JOHN CARLAW Chairman Of Committee
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"TIEE CARPENTERS STEEL SQUARE
AND HTS Uses" NEW ANp ENLARGED
EDiTI0s. PRICE 0F BOOK ALONE, 81.
WIFE TIES CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT
AND BTTSD7Ass NEW" FOR ONE YEAR,
sent To any ADDRESS FOR So 50. Adj
dress GEO. Il. waLEE. ei9 Montgomery
street. ran Fran cssc0.
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THE Bulletin says, in view OF the disclosures Of
dishonesty on the part of officials recently made,
the Republican party can read lesson, and must
hereafter bring out its best men. The Republican
party has no greater incentive now than ever to cal
the best men to Office; nor can it be shown that
under Democratic administration dishonesty
would have been any less likely to have been mani
fest The Republican party, of all others, is that
which insists upon the methods that will invite the
best men TO Office. It always has been able to pro
nounce condemnation upon the guilty within its
ranks, and the independence and intelligence that
are Of its Constituent elements guarantee that
party power in its hands will not be permitted to
cover knayery in any form. The principles of the
party are unarnished by the want Of recttude here
AID there in a follower.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

E0lsom.-An Entertainment and Bail
will be given at Firemen's Hall, Folsom, FRIDAY
EVENING, April 20tt, by the Singing Glass Of Pro.
fessor Karl Henrsieh. aI7-1t
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ROLLER Skating.

FEIHE SACRAMENTO ROLLER SKATING AS
q sociation now in active operation at tie
Pavilion, corner Sixth and NJ streets. Open every
morning from 10 to u; afternoons, from TO 4:30
evenings, from 7:30 to $50 SUNDAY excepted The
respectable portion Of the community invited TO
membership Members are permitted to bring their
visiting friends from abroad.
BRASS BAND will be in attendance Saturday
evenings skating to continue hour longer (until
10:30) Saturday evening A Masquerade Skating
Carnival will be given THURSDAY EVENING,
April 49, 1883. s. r. s. A
]. L. WALTON Manager a17.jstf
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IT appears that Gray, the defaulter, has changed
his mind and declines to return this State from
Mexico voluntarily. There are some doubts ex.
pressed in Guaymas as to the regularity of the pa
pers under which his extradition is sought If ii
should prove true that the documents are INSULT
Gent, it will be severe commentary upon the Law
officers representing the State, for the crimes Of
Gray sre clearly established, the treaty with Mexico
is ample and unambiguous.
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Notice to Contractors.

n the Grain Warehouse at Vernon us miles from
sacramento, on the Sacramento river. Size of
Building, 5ox3OO feet Distance to be moved, about
500 feet. Inquire OF FRANCIS GIBSON, on the
premises, or R. B. PIERCE, Pleasant Grove. all st
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-17

SPRING is upon US, with its GENERATING ef-
feet upon the system, predisposing to malaria
and bilious diseases. The wonderful tonic
properties of Mason & Pollard's Pills make
them psrfect safeguard against, and sure
cure for all such diseases. Druggists.
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fs1s.2pam 6 California, 81. san Francisco.
Simond's Eabob Bourbon Whisky,

EST IL MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
I'D ness, debility, Indigestion, fever, weakness,
dyspepsia, chils etc. Has been sold in all the East
States and given universal satisfaction. 1t is
highly recommended by the Faculty for all classes of
fever and ague, nervousness weakness, debility,
dyspepsia Indigestion, etc 1t is introduced to
the public OF the Pacific Slope Endorsed by the
thclte of the eminent Dr. S Dana Hayes, the State
Assayer of Massachusetts, and Dr. 81. c. Louderback
of st. Louis, Me-, both gentlemen prominent in
their profession, and which is a guarantee to all
buyers OF its purity and quality. l can show thou
sands of letters from persons from all parts of the
Union and Canada, TO testify to its merits and the
benefit it has afforded family remedy and tonic
Kept by all Leading Druggists and Grocers 40 3p2m
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HOME PROOF.

kidney ASd Liver Diseases and kheun Nv n
hIIHJJ' Ts,ribIy-"SOthlug seemed TO help me
qua p'' ZEPT. PHlLLIW
Wheeling, ". Va.
C,.,,b polypus OF Nose. Impaired voice.-sui
mi in ytGrs; patent medicine IAiled 70 he!p me-
Dr. Oniih 0OHlP''''' CHARLES CnADDuCK,
OF speIdel & Co, Wheeling. W. Va.
,..,.io and liberated EtomEch.-"rreatment
!p. isiIeI 10 give u relief. DR.. Smith cured
IG !.A'' ThUMAS HOLT, insurance agent,
@SS,u-"HAd them for fourteen years ~ Smith
ny. LOUIS +. WASHINGTON.
sStoiplG, Running Sores on head.E-hy soh Wm
,si,rtei Ior fourteen years NothihS beemeu 70
Aelpaim' VI 'H'''" MIS- s Cal HRRISE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling. n. Va i
CaDper-"sufieTed for years win eancer; HAD II
nj an, three tlmrs. 1t returned Aief ehch opera
ion. Dr. smith cured ME without tHi SS scTY " q
Vie. Fl,tula Of Anus.-F!at 81 my back 1917 u
weeks Reported dying Dr.. smith cured me Win,
olI knife, III i've weeks. r,ou,e corvry
wbo,e.ale Grocer, MAIN st.. Wheeling, W. Va.
UlcuIIiOus OF ReC!um. PIoIApsus and flleA'
."WW giver up 10 die and pronounced incara'
Ns Dr. smith cured Lao without knife
w. We '-'' WASHINGTON DELAEY.
Martins Ferry.
Raw. II, o, LAdd writes:-"Dr Smiths probes
JaS1l efylce, In my family have bten most salts
hStSry and commend hin to all as gentleman
ny " SsTnrrI kOlb Says:-"I had been suffering
lar sytu wears and treated by many physicians fol-
Snre,$ia' Dr. smith SAId had tape worm, and
n rIrht hours removed Il mon ter 10y feet long"
ESnsle Comp .aluts-ThIee yearS ~ hospl talsior
euAeT. Viye me- peclI lar advantages 10 suGh cases
Prrsrs cured Of Caiarrh, diseases OF heart liver,
r6nsrb. Eidueys. skin, blood, nervous affections
md weskne,SGI Of mtn aud youth, scrotula and
asthma testify 10 my success.
R'es CulUd without the knife.
hIIentS Vi !lstance may DO treated BY letter and
niI,lartIOn guaranteed. A chart Tor self eIamina.
ddn Ieht On receipt OF two threetent stamps, and
toasuiiatiOn at Office FREQ. Office houHirom 0 A.
IO7P. H., daily. Call on or address
john 4, SMITH, N. D.,
uJl2 No IiO4 chApiae st.. Wheeling. w. Va
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MEDICAL.
A Prophet Bonored In HIS Own Country,
ey,n la r Is own HOUSE.

The honest, simple narrative Of MrL, 8. J. Whip,
who II sides at No III williams street. Providence,
Ri; ......
During the past SIX OF seven years have been
severely afflicted with Kidney disease causing In.
tense bacEaches, dizziness, and other severe pains
through my body aud limbs, rendering me 20 weak
and PROSTATE that at times It was possible for me
TO do any part Of my houssworE. 1hGve had also
aatlerIng Of the heart and was terribly dis rCsed
for breath. l was very vulnerable. and completely
worn out and discouraged: bad no ambition to
undertake to do anything and barely sufficient
strength to render existence desirable, having
failed to aud any relief from the toct0rs prescrip
lions At this trying crisis airie1d persuaded mo
To obtain bottle OF Hunts Eenedy. and now I re-
JoIce that followed the friendly AdSicc, for the
Remedy acted Ike charm In nay case. After had
taken few do %, my heaith began 70 improve: l
fat better every way. The auhe1ng OF the heart,
the Inter SO backIches and terrible snortuess Of tho
breath speedily disappearSd, my strength and am
billion soon returned, and before had takea two
bottles Of the Remedy WIS entirely well, andable
10 wash and iron and do my homework, 0lce in
a while am troubled with the headache, aud Is
soon as I am taken resort to Hunts ReEedy. and
q few doses lx me ali right. IBhall never b with.
out |, In the future. ! have frequently recon.
monded the Hunts Remedy to my friends, and
they have experienced relief from tbs hnt dosb l
heat y recommend Il u all who are afflicted with
Kidney disease or diseases oil the Liver, Bladder or
Urinary organs. think no family Ahould be with.
outfit
MRS. S. J. WHIPP,
- No IL IyIlli,rn. 81 -prnuIhl nnn Il IL
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth1 II So send 81
once and get bottle OF Ms. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethlng It's
value Is incaiculable. II will relieve the
poor little suH rer Immediately. Depend
upon It, mother, there Is no mistake about
It It cures dysertafy and dlaFrhoes, rPgu;,
lates the stomach aud bowels, cures wind
colo, sottenS the gums, reduces InHamma.
lion, and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system Ms. Wins'ow's Soothing Syrup
Tor Children TeethIng Is pleasant to The
taste, and Is the prescription OF one Of The
Oldest and besi female physicians aud nunei
In The United States, aud 10 for sale by all
druggisis throughout the world. Price q
cent? bottle, NwEAW
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Aanra Cnre for piIea.

A sure cure ior Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered BY Dr.
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. VII
liam's Indian Ointment 4 single box hal
cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Ave min
tites after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do morl
harm than good. Williams Ointment ab
Sorba the tumors, allGys the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm n
bed,) acts % poultice, gives instant and
painless relisi, and Is prepared only for Piles
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re
oept Of price, 81 90.
For sale BY J. +. 6hirk, Logan d Co., ais
Chaa. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. <
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. p4W
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THE
THE
Pacific Northwest +!
Oregon, Washington and Idaho,

Offers the beat field for EmiEan's-vlz: a mild,
equable, and healthy climate cheap lands Of greA:
fertility, producing oil varieties OF Grain, Fruit and
Grasses In wonderful abundance; an Inexhaustibe
supply Of Timber: vast Coal Fields, and other
mineral deposits; cheap and quick transportation
by railroads aud river navigation direct commerce
with all parts Of the world ewing 70 It's proximity
70 the Paclfc Ocean.
No Drouths, no Insect Pests, no Hurricanes,
Whirlwinds, or other Destructive Phenomena.
The Lands OF the Pacific Northwest chow an
average Yield Of wheat per acre largely In oxce Of
that Of any other section OF the United States.
No failure OF crops has ever occurred.
OREGON Wheat commands higher price than
that Of any other country 10 the Liverpool MARKET
An immense area OF very fertile Railroad and
Government LANDS, within easy reach Of the trunk
liues OF the Northern Pacific X r the Oregon
Railway Il Navigation, and tho Oregon & California
&. Il. Co.'S aud their numerous branches In the
great Valleys Of the Columbia and iu tributaries,
TermE. or open to presumption and Homestead
Entry. a
The great movement OF population 10 the Colum.
bIA region now In progress will DO enormously In
creased by the completion Of tho Northern Pacido
systems. This renders certain rapid increase In
Try under the United slGtss Laud LAVE
For Pamphlets and Maps, descriptive OF the coun.
try is resources climate, routes Of travel, rates
and tul Information, address,
A. L. STOKES,
General RaEtern Agent,
m. FN.F
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When all other remedies fail On. FRAztxR'l
Eoor BrrTEBs will cure General Debility
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all disease!
arising from DiSordered Stomach, Live
and Kidneys. ...
"For several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at time
I was confined 10 the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until
heard Of you Root Bittsrs. ] have taker
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they havl
restored me 10 my former health.
JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o. I
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan d Co., slsc
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and B. K
MoConAhey, bridgeport B4w
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skin Dlaenaea Cured.

BY Dr. FRAMER's MAGIC 0MTMEHF. Cures
as Il by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs Blotches, and Erupuons on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti-
tul. Also cures Itch, Bait Rheum, Sore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
sold BY all druggists and mailed on re.
oeipt Of price, 80 cents.
]. r. 6hirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents at
wheeling, and B. K. Acconahsy, Agent Al
bridgeport pAW
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WARSAW, JEFFERSON Co., Pa.
The swelling Is all gone. ! am ~ we'll ant
natural rs ever was before was enlarged
/ am delighted with Pe,1asa and Adndli,i.
s. P. snAPkB.
Ny son Is still improving in health. YOU
Perlina Is just the thing for him.
W. BAUER, 81. Msry's, Pa.
standing. are e entirely healed The s sWsIins s
pain and itching have all subsidized, the leg |,
healed, and am perfectly well. Peruna Is 1
wonderful remedy.
W. N. GRITFITH. Ashland Ky.
II you desire health and to save money
ask your druggist for DR.. Hartman's ellis o
Life" D4W
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CHE GnteILigett1er.


Once In the worlds first prime
When nothing lived or stirred;
Nothing but q newborn Time,
Nor was there even bird
The Silence spoke 10 q Star,
But do not dare repeat
What Il Mid 10 It's love AiAr.
II was too AweGt, TOO sweet.
But there, In the fair worlds youth.
Ere sorrow had drawn breath;
When nothing VIZ known but Truth,
Nor was there even death,
The Star 10 Silence was wed,
Aud the Sun was priest that day,
And they made tho bridal bed
high IN the Milky way.
For the great white star had heard
Her silent lovers speech;
Itneeded no passionate word
To pledge them each,
o lady fAir, aud far,
Hear. oh. hear. and apply!
Thou the beautiful STAR
The yolcSleSs silence. !.
ELLA WHEELER.
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rISAAcIAA AND connERorAL.


I
NVw YoRx, April money Sa6 per cent, clq.inl
offered at 5 per cent Prime mercantile paper bIst
per cont Sterling Exchange bankers bills steau!
| al 81 IS; demand - s6A
GovEEHhEEIs-Struns and " per cent hlgner ~
4ks, II percent for Is, and per cent lower LOT %
extended Is unclaimed; ,,,,. ,O,,,
U. D. Lehlgh q
q, e. IS, extended. l02El9 Pc 8 g hrsts
o, g. 40, coupons .ll4 o. p. bonds arStE.lli7 \
| o. g. d, couponA.,l2O UP. Land Grants ... lC6H
Pacific d OF '95.,,,..,l2S TO- P. sit king fund.llG
CENTRAL Pacific frstS ia kITexAS Pac. land gS So
Erie Seconds........ 9lsldo Rio Grand dlV..- eS7l
RAILROAD bOSps-Fiftn.
6rATR eecURiTIEs-WlthOut feature. except len
nessee compromise, which advanced 10 AZ.
Louisiana conEoh... 6S Virginia 6s...:.....'.. %
Missouri Virginia consolS, ex'
st. Joseph. ..........,..l09k TIA mat coupons. ~
Tennessee Gs,....... 42 Virginia deierfed".. IVA
Tennessee Ga, new. q Ex. div.
sTocKs-ShRTe speculation opened Irregular, put
10 the main heavy. with prices haH per cent below
FhdVy's close After \ further fractional decline
In the early dealings The market became strong on
moderate volume Of business and shortly before
II, Paul. MinneapolsG Manlto6a, and Yak per
cent In the remainder Of the list, Union Pacific and
Southwestern being prominent In the upward turn.
Shortly after midday there was reaction 81 "a
Y per cent, after which the market became strong
and cold up almost g.e'dy to the Gote, an advance
OF ~ per cent taking place In Richmond & West
PoInt. Gin Richmond & DanT!lle. " In Colorado
Coal N In Oregon. Nevada d Pacific Mall and
kalA In the remainder otthc list, the lat or wRbas
preferred aud Northwestern. Market closed Nrong
at an advance on the days transactions OF hAl1.
western being tho most prominent
TfAulaNfinnR Nh1 Ol1 RHafpS
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Or, ]. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapline Street
Near Fourteenth Street.

A.,e,, evidence OF physicians success ne n,
US We ii hs patients The increasing dem sna,
!eiGCn3o ~ services prove that have deal!
% and y with those Sh9 have Sons9Ise
ne ile 'sth nave many bundled certificates
aOn' & whom have cured after they had besll
iFOsl AS 4 inrLrIble. A thorough medical edu:
proaouSSC,SiGh msny years hospital experience and
Gaiar.,sN with ihcraputic agent' close 90 cry
ssc. u peestitss @Ss s,,ac ss a
tsas'TG" ,SSLe, aud laakly give the patient my
,.IpInn
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Almost In.nne and Cured.

"Most OF the eminent doctors in the East,
as we'll as several OF the medical faculty In
New York City" writes Rev. P. P. Shirley.
Of Chicago, "talled to help our daughters
epilepsy. which began to show signs Of turn.
Ing into insanity. By the good providence
OF God we tried Samaritan Nerri,e, and It
cured her." Your druggist keeps 1t. $3.50.
NWFAW
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" you experience bad taste In mouth, sal
lowness or yellow color OF skin, feel stupid
and drowsy,. appetite unsteady, frequent
headache or dizzlness, you are "bilieus," snt
nothing will arouse your liver 10 actor
and strengthen up your system equal to Dr.
Pierce'G Golden Medical Discovery" B,
druggists. MTH4w