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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

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felt bat fur bic beportebenbe Stabts
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fafen.
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folgenben Geamt,l e. .odblt: prdfibent,
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len.
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am's Yiaen. Wertb cine Guinee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17
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Gan antonio, II. San. 1913.
Rmmbfdbau In 9eras.

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be6erer 8erfafung erbalten bat, als
bnhelbe burdf6nittli9 uin bieie Sab
resleit su fein pffegt.
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Is, iuie bic erffen @ibnngen Der 2es
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f9liurIt, ME man befir6ten su miihen
aealaubt hattie.
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freuen. Observation-Disclosures bes @n,tnpr.
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BAT IN Sic NreIde trefen miiiYen. un1
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aebulen, aber niht eiuen ebrIideu
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- - -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

GppleD's @egifter, Wo. % Mlamo
BIaaa bat einen &uf fur guten alien
Wbistep, bic beiten gemii6ten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausgesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii6e @igarren
unb itets frii6eS Bier. Der gisentbas
mer, Soc @polep, perftebt fein @ef19ft,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

Die ,Greie @refe" 1T autpriIirt, ansufan=
bieen, bab Cart. BILL. Sbarbein aIS
Ranbioat fir bas 9lmt res Mapprs bon Sau
Nntonio a%uftritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

DaS menf<ae aeben Tt nur furs unb bober fpute'
es infer 8eftreben fetn, es 70 better nte n6sli& ou se=
falten. ausire betneu Snifen pber beine Grtdltuns
iofOrt bur& hen @ebrau& pom DIT. Buu's Sufens
Gprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17
s Ill GitD=G Collector.

aDir itnb autoriiirt, Serrn Gbmarb 81 Is
de ais 8anpibat fir @iebersrpGbluns fir
baS Amt bes itaptiiden &pleftors araafiin.
bi9en.
Ser nnterseihnete tlnblgt ii6 bisrntit ais
Ranbibat fir bas 2lnt beS @itp : Solicitors
m. Ct slaubt burd feline laaeidbriee Ser
biabuns nit bieien Mmte als aiiiitent bes
eitp ; Collectors ppuauf fir baiielbe befd9ist
;u iein ,no peripridt, baiielbe im Sntereiie
Der Staet u,b Der SteuerSobIer pertralten 3u
wpIen. s. 6. <efOtb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

Sur @Ibermanb Der 6. Warb.
@ir 1inb autoriiirt, GERM 9enrp Sims
berasr ais Sanoibat fir bas Nmt beS NI=
BERN Ser 6. @arb an5ufinSiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

Die .Treie Nrelie" lit autoriiirt, Serrn
IS NJ. mill ais &anbipat fur baS A1nt beS
@Ibermanb Der 6. Warb ahiafinbioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

y. y. Bdleptn, 9aSteu.
S. ". Smabne, Sort Wortb.
3eprdfentanteu:
s 81. Cough, Ne&innep.
S. 8rotpn. Gan Seba.
s. IS. 8nnn, San @ngelc.
9. 8. 9idett, Decatur.
=. S. Barron, athens.
Glibu 0emton, Sort Bortb.
6. S. Slogan, 9cdbart.
Is. 5. $. Weber, Glinger.
M. s. Bafer, guero.
u. 8. Murrap, Gabriel.
s. u. @raban, 8urnet.
.. u. Sadlpn, Wetmar.
5. u. BaIIope, &ihmonb.
w. 8 9Ibribse, 3odlanb.
Self Wcaemore, Corpus gbrifti.
s. M. &irf, S@uIenburs.
9. 81. Stranse, Sror.
S. S. DiIs, SHERMAN.
&oe Salbot, Sranflin.
81. y. &ennebp; Beeoiie.
3. q. NoIan, @aIpeiton.
s. S. Dnion, SpIer.
8. s. 9tosers, Ealeftine.
8. ". &obrieue3, Mnhorase.
W S. Spmnsenb, 2uftin.
g. 6. TantersIeb, Decatur.
8auarb Belfprb, @reiIon.
W 6. MeGlpee, ct. 4ebnie.
s. N. Sing, ennis.
u. s. 8afer, @~larfspiQe.
5. ". Code &an4p.
5. q. Barbee, Mbartpn.
" =. MeSarlanb, @usf.
u. 8. Burlei on, @cmante.
Seize Naurreg, Goesfielo.
s. g. 9eneerIpn, GaMierpn.
3. U. CALHOUN, NaepSbodes.
4. ~. Glad, Clamp.
s. .. Mapbor, Sort @prtb.
Sofepb Better, Dubina
g.. g. 6ranjier, Gone DAT.
s. s. Wcobh, Weria.
81. Is. 0ener, 8renbam.
9. 3. Sedion, @au;e.
3. 6. SeaSau, S%ipinsfton.
s. 6. @bite, Brpan.
.. 9. Stnbieg, Ibler Counts.
q, s. 9aaer, Matasorba.
Spencer Douns, &taeen.
%. W. BED, Deniisn.
.. 9. Simmons, Sherman.
s. s. Dabis, 8ofe.
.. s. @rsfine, Derbb.
y. g. Ginlep, @albeitor.
q. 8. Snitb, Wponba1.
S. &. @rares, &arneS.
6. Slobb, S%adionuiae.
8. 9. @einert, Sesuin.
q 3. 9ooe, 6prinstomn.
Sames 8. slabben, San Mntontp.
S. u. 8eaa, Warabadte.
albert nrbabn, 9arebo
p. $. &obseis, Mt. PleaIant.
8. 8. 8apne, @rodett.
z. S. Glppb, 8aftrop.
George McGebee, San Mareos.
8. 1empletpn, Winsbpro.
S. IS. Sruitt, Center.
Setb q. Drills, SpesIepiae.
$. So. @pfett, 2aufman.
s. .. @nbh, @aseom.
6. W. @eets. 9urft.
s. U. 8reebing, 9ou5ton.
8 8. @beleb, Muitin
M. 6. Garrett, pals Fintp.
Erabis 9en6erlon, Yaris.
u. 9 9enrb, 8locming @rcpe.
3. u. GielbS SiGsboro.
8. $. Gong, Cartilage.
3 U. &ennebb, 8io @raabe Gitb.
". Gair, Mlba.
5. 5. Go4ran, Dolas.
5. Z. Curb, Canton.
Green Oaois, @IaSitone.
.. .. DobS, ein6en.
3. 8. Gaubian, 2eanber.
s. 6. Greer, WcRinneb.
8. S. 9a .%ailtcn, g~entraIia.
S.9. 9obseS, @idita Gaus.
81. VI. &ennp, Seepile.
6. 80, Mortin, Sobnion Gitb.
.. 81. Worriicn. Sico.
81. 8. RaaSbale, &oanofe.
80. Sebaitinn, Breckenridge.
81. g. 1obIor, 2ane iter.
S. M. Bal, Terartana.
s. D. Sames, SuIpbur Sprinss.
81. s. &oaerS, Waco.
s. q. 81 ,nbler, 8laffbale.
). g. Sherriu, @reenpiae,
6 BiIfsn, MaribaG.
Sobn 8ennebb, 9ouiton.
80 6. 8roots, Gan Guguitine.
.. u. MeSaI, Gutin.
6. u. Sasan, 9aris.
5. 6. @eiter, Sadsborc.
%. 9. 8arrb, Napaiota.
& g. Smitb, 9iQsbpro.
s. aliton, 8ofe.
Mn. 8uffel, Brownsville.
IS. VI. Eurnep, 9tpine.
S Chambers, Wontasus.
S. S. Cunningham If, snisn.
8. &. 0afbiel, Ssmett.
s. 81. Dean, Ga p[ata.
&. IS. Oprop, Nipe Greet.
.. 8. @pIben, Dallas.
S. 3. @rifiu, Green 8riar.
q. g, Satpfins, Niblanb.
W. S. @oob, Sabp1.
8unpan 8ins, Hodmau.
M. s. Moore. Cameron.
9. S, 8biuipS, @eit 8oint.
z. .. &opel, Sefferion.
9. 81. SimmonS, @agle Yab.
s M. GUNNER, &anbolpb.
q. .. Turner, SeneeriUn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17
Scr untsrseidnete tallolat iiA bistmit ais

s ir MIbermanbe Der 5. Warb.
@ir iino autorif;rt, Germ IS m. Settling
r. ais Ranbibat fir @iebererwdblun9 fir
bas Nmt bes Alderman Der finften
@ arb an~jufiinoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

SIN Ganjen .$25. 014,4l4.5s
eolten babon nidt 100000 bis
5000, 900 fir einen 3med iibrig iein,
iuel6er benz Staate Dieaei1t in raber
3nfunft f6on biele Miuionen Gelbes
sufibren tpiirbe2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-17

25 gts. fur cine S4a9tel bon 8eed)s
am's Yiaem. Mertb cine Guinee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27
Mystery or navoring Cheese.

One OF the mist important parts Of the
manufacture Of cheese has yet to be learn
ed by American cheese makers. This IL
how 10 produce the flavor 10 cheese made
Of skinned milk.
The question has been raised II it is i'm,
possible to get q fioe favor in 9 SKINNED
milk cheese, and an expert replies IL is inn
possible.for the reaton that favor in II
is the product Of bacteria and the organ
ian will not live or grow without moist,
ure, and skim med milk cheese does not 70,
tain moisture asa whole milk cheefe
will. shttSft& W
This is an extraordinary belief in face
OF the fact Of fome OF the most highly flav
ored and high priced cheese lie made Of
skinned milk. 90 the Psrmessn and the
Gruyere and N sny othsr kinds which are
wholly skinned, and the Rcquefort, part
ly skimmsd.sI is. nevertheless, the high
est price d and most deicstsly favored OF
all. k8f q
Itis, however. wholly unfounded. for
the simple reato on 1t is one OF the easiest
things in the world to make IT during is
curing as moist az may be wanted for the
highsst happiness and PROPERTY Of the
mot sxsciing Of bscteris. This IL done,
and may be done by the mere use Of warm
water, ia the way 10 which the Roqueiort
is treated for the cultivation Of the special
germ which produces its fne quality.
And il isl remarkable mistake to make
when it should te known the ysst mann
isctnrs Of cotton is only possible 10 the
presence OF moisture thsi is supplied in
the factories by steam discharged into
the work rooms 20 The tenacity ard soft
ness Of the fibre due to this moisture and
indispensable tlr the working Of il may
be secured There ia 20 more difficulty
n hsvin 9 curing room moist than there
Ia In regulating the temperature Of il. III
Ia want Of accurate kuosledge which pres
vents The msunisciurs d this Kind Of
CHEESE 10 this country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Whore large number 81 cliekeDs are
hstched annually 80 incubsior ana brood,
er sre Indispensable. lac old ben ID oal
OF date for hstchiug purposes, and We
~adt her oaly 10 the capacity Of m egg
producer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Aess hcxes should be Constructed ~ TO
errfuae TIE light. fiddy prefers quiet
teslaaed p.scs. she viii ps 10 likely
70 EQuiys tie fga ealing hsbil sithss, !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-27

Al original composisioa = Tsseher :
Are aay Of yonr eoupoaitions ready 7 Lii
Vie girl Moe "a. IL II 90 oFigiasl con.
pos ItiOai fesn. Does IL tell Of yosi
town tiperisncs saa ohserysticB. ~ al
rcc,eds Yw'n. Yer! well yoa may rtst
H. | ven, ios weddisg and . funeral, AZ
The bride locked lovsiy Al The corpse loct
% ralnrA.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-22
0sbOrn's Circular,

In view Of the evidence that the sec
retary Of state who lately took walk
out Of the state house has been over
charging the patrons Of his Office, his
successor has issued the following cirCu-
lar:
"Fhe fees Of this Office have been re-
duced to the requirements Of the statutes
and hereafter will be as follows" etc.
The following is list Of legal fees:
For certified copy Of charter on printed
form, 81.
For certified copy OF written or type
written charter, containing not more
than 500 words, 81, and 10 cents for every
additional 100 words or fractional part
thereof.
For certificate and seal only, so cents.
Certified copy Of laws or other docu-
ments will DO made at so cents for the
first hundred words, and 10 cents for
each additional 100 words or fractional
part thereof.
Secretary Higgins is said to have in
Yariably charged $3.50 for certified
copy Of charter, and 50 for certified
copy Of written or typewritten charter.
Even during the time in which he &C.
counted for hla fees To the state traas-
urer he must have had ''rake-off"
which netted him several thousand dol
lars, if he received the excess as charged.
For certificate and seal, it is alleged
that Mr.. Higgins charged from rs cents
to 81. The legal fee is only 30 cents.
Secretary Osborn's circular letter gives
great deal Of information in regard to
the filing Of charters. The letter is
copied partly from the statute book.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-22

single motion and the geared. The single
motion gives one stroke Of the pump TO
each revolution OF the wheel, whereas,
with the geared mill it takes two and
one-halt revolutions Of the wheel TO make
one stroke Of the pump The Dandy
steel tower is made with four corners,
very heavy angle steel being used to
Withstand severe storms; the girts also
are made OF heavy angle steel and the
braces Of heavy fiat steel rods. The
ladder is genuine ladder, with regular
steps and is easily climbed, but Il the
mill be furnished with graphite bearings
that is unnecessary. This wide-Swake
and progressive company also furnish
both mil and towers galvanized 80 that
mill and tower will last twenty-five years
without painting. They claim to be the
first to bring out galvanized tower and
mill. 1t would seem that dealers and
users of other windmills could desire no
more than what this company offers, viz:
A windmill that never needs oil, and
windmill and tower that never needs
painting. They offer to send the outfit
on thirty days test trial, so purchasers
run no risk, and personally we know
the concern to be thoroughly reliable.
The Challenge Windmill & Feed Mill
Co. also manufacture the celebrated
Challenge geared and pumping wind
mills, the Challenge double header"
geared windmill-the only double header
in the world, and the 0. X. and Daisy
solid wheel windmill, known the world
over for their many superior qualities.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-22
Binder Twine.

The firm OF Shields & Co., Kansas
City, Mo-, are establishing business in
binding twine which promises to be q
benefit to the farmers of Kansas and
Missouri.
They propose to furnish Al American
hemp twine, or Russian hemp twine run
ming about $50 feet to the pound, to the
farmers at wholesale prices, delivered at
Kansas City, Mo, in any quantity from
one bale upward. On application they
will send samples of the twine, and
should any Of it be bought and prove to
be not as good as the sample, the pur-
chaser can ship it back by freight, 9. o.
O., for the amount of money or note sent
with the order, and the amount OF the
freight the purchaser paid. II they are
encouraged in this, they will also furnish
implements at the lowest prices. Dur
ing the tWine-selliDg season, their Rtten-
tion will be paid to that line.
On application for samples, they will
send, in addition TO samples and prices, q
circular giving estimate of the profits
made by the National Cordage Company
on adulterated twines, also facts and
figures about the increase Of the price
per acre of farming lands in the states
where hemp has been grown and twine
factories established. They represent
only antitrust companies, and it would
be we'll for farmers to investigate their
business. Their address is corner of
Twelfth and Broadway.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-22

The Illustration gives q good idea OF
the Dandy steel mill and the Dandy
steel tower made by the Challenge
Windmill Co., Batavia, ILL.,, one Of the
Oldest and most reliable windmill con-
Germs in existence, which for over
quarter Of q century has made q spe-
cialty Of building windmills and water
supply goods, their manufactures being
found in all parts Of the civilized world,
and at present they have large orders
from South America. But they do not
cater for foreign trade, as they are hav-
ing all they can do to keep up with home
trade and have been running their shops
for months past fifteen hours per day.
They have the largest windmill factory
in the world run by water power, lighted
throughout with the latest and best sys-
tenn of electric light, and they claim to
turn out goods at q lower price than can
be done by competitors, quality con-
gidered. The Dandy mill is simplicity
itself and Of great strength and dura.
bility, and ono Of the most tasty and
beautiful mills Of the many before the
trade. It 10 made In two stylas-th
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-22

BUUO MAstiffS, sc. BernArdB, GrSyhounds.
Bun, EOX, Skye and Scotch Terriers O0llios'
PugB, SpAnielB, Beaglea, F0xn0unds, Settors and
Pointers; also FerretS, Maltese Cats, pes ant
imAlO, fancy plge0nHO poultry. Send stamp for
price LIST, 1.-Two Foxes wanted.
HERMAN R0ESCH 215 Market ST., st. Louis.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-22
History Of the Kansas Revolution and
Topeka Rebellion.

Win b. published shortly. illustrated,
$50 pages, at so cents. Liberal discounts
gwen to canvassers. Territory given on
application, and prospectus furnished to
agents sending 10 cents in stamps. The
work will contain the stater papers and
full incidents Of the "war." Frontispiece
OF the governor and the dual house.
Agents male or female - wanted at
onca Apply to the author, JAS. Fl.
LATHRoP, 6S1 Kansas avenue, Topeka,
Kas.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-22

both in point of numbers and in desper-
ate persister rcy. Those who had ex-
pected that Mr.. Cleveland would take
the oath Of Office at the east front Of the
capitol and at once commence the pro-
cess OF distributing the official crumbs,
have been most woetully disappointed,
and thousands who were perfectly con-
ident that they would not leave Wash
ington without q commission in their
pockets have quietly but sadly packed
their grips and meandered homeward.
This reminds me to say that those who
failed to come to Washington to take
in the Inauguration have not failed to
make known their wants through the
mails, for never before in the history of
political triumph has there been such a
demand by the visitors for their share Of
the spoils through the medium Of letter
writing. OF course the recipients of
these letters are as a rule democratic
senators and congressman, as neither q
Populist nor republican congressman
could be expected to influence the execu-
tive in the way Of securing appointments.
OF those whose mail is the most stu
pendous is Senator Martin, whois simply
overwhelmed with correspondence,
mostly, of course, relating to the secur-
ing Of postmastership at Bungtown or
q revenue collectorship or some other
government position at Happy Hollow,
and the BungtoWns and the Happy Hol-
lows are not limited to the senator's own
state, either. His letters come from the
Indian country, Arizona, Oklahoma,
Utah, New Mexico, from Missouri, and
even from Texas, from each of which the
supplicants expect that the senator's in
fiuence would be more potent than that
of their own delegation at Washington.
Now all this correspondence at this time
is entirely supeIauous, entirely useless
and absolutely without avail. The presi-
dent has laid down sundry inAexible
rules in relation to the filling Of appoint
ments after the expiration of the COM
missions Of those appointed under Mr..
Harrison's administration, and from
these rules he has determined not to de-
part. And this is not all. He has in
fexlbly determined as to the other
appointments to make haste slowly, and
no amount Of pressure from any source
will avail to hasten ssingle appointment.
1t will be at the least three months, say
about the 10Th Of June, before the de-
cspitating guillotine will be in real work
ing order, and then the services Of
Senator Martin and his colleagues in
senate and house may be brought into
requisition. OF course this will be q |
bitter disappointment to those who
zeslously contributed to the general
triumph last fall, but no one not on the
ground here can form any conception of
the manner in which Mr.. Cleveland is |
nor can any one take issue
with him upon the course he has taken |
simply because he has been compelled |
to take it.
Senator Martin has two secretaries at |
work early and late in the vain effort to |
reply to his correspondence, and in order
to help him out and to prevent the &C
cumulation of the mail matter that has |
already filed his rooms and taken DOS
session Of the hall baaidaa. hava an
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Just temporary relief and then a worse
condition aftetWard but help that lasts.
Pleasant helm. TOO. These sugar
coated little pellets are the smallest. the
easiest II take. ana the easiest in the
way thay Act. 40 gripping, 40 violence.
no disturbance q The system dcf, Or
occupation.
They come in sealed vials which keeps
them always fresh and reliahle; a con
vcni nt and perfect ve~t-Eackct remedy.
They're the cheapest pills you can buy.
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Kickapoo Indian sagwa viii cure all
troubles originating in impure blood, safely,
specify. permanently and with economy
Impure blood is manifest in Pimples.
Blotche-, Bols, tarbuncles, Eruptions or
Sores Sallow Skin. Salt Rhe'im, Etc
The only way III which to alter this state Of
things II ID Cleanse the Blood from all I'M
rurities and allow Free, Tnobstructea Gr-
citation Through Every Vein ana Artery Of
the Body
kiekapoo Indian sagwa 4 Blood making,
Rood ctera4sip9 aad Luesn'faiinag medicine
La- eclip7el AIM hloo,i Iaiici Vet prnl uce,!.
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PURE BLOOD.
Long Life and Good Health"
In Kickapoo Sagwa.
Take Natures Remedy Now.

AL Persons suffering fror- he Impurities
Of the Blood Ready ircy Of Epldem-
zeal NaInrial Fevers and all Forms OF
Pros rs,.itn.-Kjckapoo Indian Sagwa is
the Safest, Best and Most Reliable Blood
Remedy Made.
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No oEARTER

~ " Z - ~ y -
will do you as much
good as the one that
buys Doctor picrce'S
Pleasant Pellets. This
i what YOU get with
them An absolute
and permanent cure
for stipation, In
digestion. Bilious
Attacks. Sick and
Bilious Headaches,
and All arrangements
OF the liver, stomach,
and bowels. y OF