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As thin as a hatchet I've grown.
: And; poor aa Job's turkey, ;hy
I stand like, a scarecrow alone
; SadYltCHbnoye's melancholy.
I feel most confoundedly hlue; ' j ' ? A
Life's rose is turned into thistle.
My sweSi3lnejaT 0uVlintruP!O I
Ansaid maa slick as a whistle.
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Though lively and keen as a rat,
' And playful as any ypung kitten, v .
i8hehasgotthe6lu,upelawsof aeat,
' And has showed 'cm to mc thro the niitteii.
Of our village girls sheia the belle ;
; Aa plump as a partridge she ows
Her lips for cherries would sell
J Ifer cheeks are as red as a rose: -' -
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Like two bran new dollars her eyes
Her figure is neater than wax ; ; ;
In-beauty with Venus she vies, . ;
wHer'halr it is finer than wax!
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I courted her day after day, ,
r Expecting a wedding to follow ; " -
Alas ! for my love thro wn away - 1
Her heart, like a pumpkin, was hollow !
As thin as a hatchet I've crown.
,C&d,poor Js JjoVa; iurkey.hyolly IktS 1
'If
it
1 stand like a scarecrow, alone,., . . i; ;
! A victim pflo.ve's melancholy, , :
.r Splinters.
a
lipmvitea guests sit on thorns.
rrti. - .i.4!. ."1 s-i V "
JW".
me naming season me leap year.
A poser foran oculist a window-blina.
; A willing mind the generous testator's,
The woman question What had she'on?
The conjunctive mood thoughts of mat-
1 . . : . ;, -,
Bores that most people have to put up
with neigh-bores. ' I u
Steam is a servant that sometimes blows
'up its master1 H T' j -.1 '
i The ' most tasteful hare-dresscrs in the
worldr-the qook.
A leap year motto or ladies Look well
Toronto is to have a hew prison
sively for the ladies."
"CXClU-
Whcn is a woman- like a sparrow f Wh en
she's.inearnest (in her nest) wZi
What sort of; larceny must it be to heok
a woman's "dress ? It must be grand, j
s A bachelor's : face is often the Worse for
weir a married man's for wear and tear.
An appropriate hymn for Philadelphia's
Centennial Celebration "Old hundred."
To keep warm of a cold day, women
double tne cape: and men double the horn.
l:A?tign in Red Bank readyihus: uNrw
maid and old maid clothing always on
I . A bird plumes her feathers, to relieve her
! fcelinss. A woman Presses to increase hers.
I "I amreceiviDg my- back rations," as the
i soldier said, when he was flogged for steal-
: r. v An Indiana editor is represented as
"squealling back a squawk of sout-satisfied
; :bliss.,!vijiyj .;-.-.-. . .'.-'-' j-i? a -
A town , out West has such a large cat
nonulation that a fiddle-strinsr manufactory
is projected. ! N . - s j v i : n
,'-iitm.'LT ;'i C l u ? r !l !j; ,a i
) What is it that has three feet and cannot
. walk, sixteen nails and cannot scratch ?: A
yard stick. , .f . ; . . 4 '
A Wyandotte lover committed the horri-
. ble mistake of kissing his intended mother-
in-law in the dark.-; T V ;, ,, J
'Real estate fg lively here," was the lacon
description, of an earthquake that a
1C
traveler m reru ,sent nome. ; ,ia ,
m , ta 5 A. 1
The three stagesrpparyfinism are now
. said to be positive, falV!omparative, tailor
superlative, tailless ! i
' JiJ.--r-If 4
. Qnilpbelng, asked at the end a very
8tupict8pcechrwhy.he applauaeoTreplied,
'tiftcauaa lie ia aone." v. m
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y August Drinkhorn, ot Buffalo j is I insane
rom the effects " of whisky." Xh his case
irom mo euccie oi wuisity. xn
it.: I i '-.tL
i aero 8oxaeuitaK4Skrname .tC--- i
. t- i V i - ; r-' V-?
jYod havela perfect right 4o steal air the
pitchers from the washstands of hotels; for
every one knows they're ewers.
A bqardingiusei keeper mled som
patent edhtinjjin hishasbf bocaise it was
aaverusea as a cure ior consumption.
In his recantation
rortl aaid he "frantel a, free Itwch;":ut
tintypes 1 made Lim say he wanteda-free
tipea fmade Jum say Ibe winfedfree
'lunch. 4 . :'-
The Portland Pm makes the astounding
announcement thaf lhpppulation of the debauchery, jvhjchaunts itself, but .desti
city ia increasmg at therate of three law- tution. ..Tbn eplbrle' procession ; in the
toM x?w: 'Hpr&0
chastising him, altogether dissents from the
ide that benevolence is typified by the wid
ow's smite ' I !
til; f i
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A ooj babV' was so
solemnYf ch
risteneel
! Mary Reily by mistake, in New York, the
1 other 'day. ' The' 'Legislature will! be in
Toked to restore him to his sexl ' . ".' ' V ! ;
Bad, advice, -Tako care of pur coldv
it say.iven-mcamng ' but unthinking friends :
' They had far ' better say,v 4,Take Care and
get ri&tf jqarQid t ci I
A1 late English paper chronicles the arrest
eP& LP1? Lih casler V1
of PuiWes&Snj jblMr only twenty-four
hoursof noney moont
It does jjot follow that .pianos may- be
played by IeclricitTf Uecavise some pershs
a ibanhot touchthose instrunients without
,-.t hocking all who hear them. I ;
A scnlmlstef'leefitTyh his pu
pils that the feminine : gender should rbc
ccpf mall-sttamers ana men-ol-war. .
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"l tninK, said a; doctor, i.Ttnat you uaTe
an affection in the lumber reMon uWhat
aster in mind has broken hli "eDsraffement
has caused; jidoctor.f 'asked the patienta 'JWrftJ0 0-0?'
iBad bbil iib;ddubt.nsald the doctor. ! soon asihe found himself free, threw-up.
mUIL . iiiLjL lteiiftndtaU,as if proud ot the trust
J. IVUUii U4iU UBIlUX.B.iaiB JlUifOaU U1B- 1 - - T : , mi V .(A
; . a jpuhglady because she is negligent
j about i her train, an d: does ' not xnindl her
I A San Frapcisca -woman fecxatiiera
' dead body as that of her husband, because
'nli iirfc'dVered 'Iter.VrVlVitin eaj
r Misery in England
' This is the terrible account which Henri
Taine, thf fafeousyrencWriteron
literature, gives of the wretched c
English
condition
11.. T 3 - - i j: . r
Snadwell, one of the poor neighborhoods,
is close at hand; by the vastness of its dis-i
tress, and by its extent, ' it is In keeping
with the hugeness . and wealth of London!
I have seen tl$ bad, quarters of Marseilles,
of Antwerp, of Paris; they do not "come
near it. Low houses, poor streets ofj brick
under red-tiled roofs, cross each other in
every direction, and lead down with a dis
mal look to , the riven Beggars, thieves,
harlots, the latter especially, crowd Shad
well street. ; One 'hears a grating music in
the spirit cellars;! sometimes it is a negro
who handles, the violin ; : through thel open
windows one perceives unmade beds, women
dancing. Thrice in ten minutes I - saw
crowds collected at the doors ; fights were
going on, chiefly fights between women;
one ot them, her face bleeding, tears in her
eyes, drunk, shouted with a sharp and
harsh voice, and wished to fling herself up
on a man. The bystanders laughed ; the
noise caused the adjacent t lanes to be emp
tied of their occupants ; ragged, poor chil
dren, 'harlots it was like a human sewer
suddenly discharging its contents. Some
of them have a relic of greatness, a new
garment, butflthejgreater number, are !in
filthy and unseemly tatters. Figure to
yourself, what a ladj'a bonnet may become
after passing during three or four years
lrom head to head, having been 'crushed
against walls, haring had blows from fists;
for they receive" them'. I noticed blackened
eyes, bandaged noses, bloody cheek-bones.
The women gesticulate with: extraordinary
vehemence ; but most horrible of all is their
shrill, acute, cracked -voice, resembling that
of an ailing screech-owl. '
From the time of leaving the tunnel street
boys abound bare-footed,dirty, and turn
ing wheels in ;order torget 'alms. On the
stairs leading to the Thames Jthey swarm,
more pale faced, morertidefojmea,Timore re
pulsive than the scum of Paris ; without
question,' the climate isr worse' and the gin
more deadly. Near; them, leaning against
the greasy walls, cir inert on the steps, are
men in astounding rags; I it ia impossible to
imagine, before seeing them, how many
lajfCia ui uuii au uyctwaii ui n pail ui
trowsers 'could hold; they dream or doze
open mouthed; 'their faces 1 are begrimed,
'dull, and sometimes streaked with red
lines. It is in these localities that families
have been discovered with no other cover
than a heap! of soot ; they had slept there
during several months. For a creature so
Wasteland Jaded there is. but one refuge
drunkenness. ' uNot drink ?" said a despe
rado at an inquest : "it were better, then, to
die at once." ' I
vl walked , through some of the broader
lanes; all the houses, except one or l(wo,
are evidently inhabited by harlots. Other
small streets, dusty courts, reeking with the
smell of rotten rags, are draped with tatter
ed, clothes and lifeen hung up to dry.
Children swarm. In a moment, in a narrow
corner, I saw fourteen or fifteen around me,
dirty, barefooted, the little sister carrying
a sucking child m her arms, the year -old
nursling, whose whitish head had no hair.
Nothing is, more lugubrious t than these
white bodies, that pale flaxen hair, these
flabby cheeks, encrusted with old dirt.
They press together, they point out the
gentlemen with curious and eager gestures.
The motionless mothers, with an exhausted
airy look out at the door. One observes the
narrow lodgings, sometimes the single
room, wherein they are all huddled in the
foul air. ' ; The 'houses are most frequently
one-storied, low, narrow, a den in which to
sleep and die; What taplace ol residence
in winter, 'when,1 for weeks of continuous
rairiandf6g, the windows are shut ! And,
h&i this brood may not die of hun-
ger it is necessary that the father should
not drink, should neyer be idle, should
never be sick. .Here : and there is a dust
heap. Women are laboring , to pick out
what A ?aUiable from it. One, old and
Th Btand u amidst the.muck to look at
mGj bratalized, disquieting faces of female
Vahnna np.rhana this nine .nd ft alaaa nf
gin is the las,t idea which floats in( their
idiotic brain:? .Should we find there any-
thing else than the instincts-and appetites
of a savage and of a beast of r burden ? A
miserabie black cat, .lean, lame,n startled,
watches them timidly, out otthe corner of
I lis eje, uuu luiiiv.cij eeaitucB m n ucap ui
..-f. . t :. i e
Tiabbfth'.It'nrttt possibly Tight m feeling
uneasy. The .idldi ivoisan muttering, fol
lowedt rnth a-look as; wild as its own."
She seemed 2 fd'Hhink tbat two pounds of
meat were there.
jHlV&all.tHe aU'eys Itvhjchjrun intbl Ofprd
street; stiing Ianes,Aencfustcdi,with human
exhalationsirtrobps 6f;f)ale children nestj
ling on the muddy stairs ; the seats on Loi
dinrtdge, wher families huddleai to-
one Jtles twenty harlots "some A
them ask for a drink of gin: others say,
Jfr3iiyit ia payinjy lodging. This is not
shade oi tne monumental streets is sicKen-
- "il, m.U .( IV..
ffhat is a plague spot-the real plague-spot
of English society
Saved by a Horse.
Some years since .a patty , oi; surveyors
had just finished 'their day's work in the
northwestern part of Illinois, when a vio
lent snow storm came ,on. They , started
for their : camp, . which vwas in a grove of
about eighty acres, in a large prairie, near
twenty miles fnmany timber. The wind
was blowing very hard, ana tne snow
hard, and the
drif teat 30 ss Scr-Hiafl y plind them. W hen
catapvthtJy all at once came upon tracks in
snow. These they looked at with care,
an(
ouncC toTlhelr, dismyrEiaOhey were
their
own traces ' it was now piain tney
lost on the great prairie, and that it
eyidTIbJaTitnt3iJiXt
was that not one ot them would be alive in
the mdrhingi Whil!they were shivering
with fear and the cold, the chief man of
4k nnrfv nanfrfit ftitrhf nf nnf ftf rfipTi Aid
.Then the chief said: If any man can show
.'? ri Ui.,JLi it.:. vni:
us to our camp'oui ui iua uauumg bhuw,
Old Jaclccin'i doit tI think he will show
The horse, aa
his
pat
and
gave- . loud snort, . which seemed to say:
t4GorAlOni'bYS, followime:5rn lead you
out of..thJa t scrapeJ.. He theptumed in a
new direction ana trotted along, out not so
i.nnj tiliui. jlucu uc buuucu tuc uivciic.
fasttbathe vrrmn ceuia pel iouow him.. vVSeVV
Tney Wac Jon (aekh JkT;. A
they saw.fltne cneeiriJaiaza oi .tucu wiui
fires, ami theV gave : loud, hua at the
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ARE ENDORSED AND PRESCRIBED BY
more . leading Physicians than any other
Tonic or Stim,ulant now in use. They are 1
;U A SURE PREVENTIVE,
For ever and Agit'e jlntermittentsV BUliousnesa.
ana an cosoruerB arising irum nuuaruuB vauscs.
They are highly recommended as an Anti-Dyspeptic,
nd in jcasee ot Indigestion -are invalua
ble. As'an Appetizer" and RecuperanV-and in
casea ot General Debility they have neyer in a
single; instance f failed in' producing he' most
happy: results, w They are? particularly' li J j, ;
BENEFICI Alj TO ' FEM AIiESa-
Strengthening the body invigorating the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity to1 the'Whole sys
tem. -The Home Bitters are "compounded with
the greatest of carey and no tonic' stimulant has
ever before been. offered to the public so pleas
ant to the taste and at the same time" combining
so many remedial agents endorsed by the med
ical fraternity'as the best known to the Pharma
copoeia; It costs but little to give them a fair
trial, and - . '
Everyjrnmuy ssnonia nave a isouie.
No preparation in? the world ..can produce so
mariymquifi6 endorsements by physicianB
of the! very highest standing in their profession.
.Endorsed also oy tne uiergy ana inc leaning
denominational papers-, f
Key Wm K BabcocKf tneoiaest 1 metnoaist
minister in St. Louis, 6ays the Home Bitters
weie ! most grateful in contributing in the re
storation ol? my strength, and an increase of
a
1 - :lJ it
3
OSBbBiTMo Jiune 241871.'
Persons greatly debilitated, as I have been,
and Who require a tonic or stimulant, need seek
for nothing better than tne nome uiuers.
.,- , f! , & WCOPE
Presiding Jilder M E diurch, Plattsburg District.
United states marine hospital, i
St. Louis Mo., Oct. 8, 1870. )
.JiLMJEsJi- Jackson & Co. I . have examined
the ' formula lor making the ''Home Stomach
BittcrB," and used them in this hospital the
last tour months. I consider them fhc most
valuable tonic and 6timulant now in use. .
' -. r -i li-4 ' S H MELCHER,
Resident Physician iucharge U S Marine Hos
pital! J amis A. Jackson & Co. Gentlemen: As
you have communicated to the medical profes
sion the recipe of the "Home Bitters," itcan
not,;therefore be considered as a patent medi
cine no natent havinir been taken for it. We
have examined the, formula for making the
"Home Bitters,1' and unhesitatingly say the
combination ia one CfF rare' excellence, all the
articles used in its composition are the beat of
the Class to which they belong, being highly
Tonic, Stimulant, Stomacuic,. (Jarminitive, and
slightly Laxative. The uaodeot preparing them
is strictly in accordance with the rules ot phar
macy. Having used them in our private prac
tice, we take pleasure in recommending them
to all persons desirous of taking Bitters, as be
ing tha best Tonic and Stimulant now offered to
tae puDlic. , JttAiMv w ruiiiiiv,
Pfof. Obstetrics and Discajses of Women, Col
lege of Physicians, and late member Board of
Health.
L C BOISLINIERE Prof, of
Obstetrics and Piseases. of Women, St. Louis
Med. College. . ft
drake Mcdowell, m. d.,
.. , n . . t Late Prea't Mo. Medical College.
s E A CLARK, M Df
PfbC : Surgery, Mo. Medicsl College and, late
Resident ..- Physician City Hospital, St. Louis
f I I HERBERT PRIMM, Prof. .
Practical Pharmacy, . St Louis College of Phar-j
macy.
: 3 C WHITEHILL, Ed. Medical Archives
Alf HeacocU: MO, i prC V F Ludwlg,
C Oericke M D, 1 S Gratz M D, ' - ;
C A Ware M D, W A Wilcox M D,
' EC FRANKLIN M D,
Prof Surgery. Homceophatic Medical College.
T JIVASTINE M Jtt a COMSTQPK 1 JP,
Prof bf Midwifery and Diseased of Womehi Col
lege of Homoeopathic Physicians and Surgeons.
r r r JOHN T-TEMPLEM D,
Prof Materia Mcdica and Tneraupeutics, Hom
ceophatic' Meaical College Missouri.
, JNO CONZLEMAN M D, Lecturer
On Diseases of Children, Homceophatic College
Qf-Migsourli !,r. rS&w ft
"Prof of Physiology, Homoeopathic Medical Col-
lege of Mo. ,
J JOHN HART MAN M D, Prof j
Clinical Medicine,u Col.' Homoeopathic Physi
cians and Surgeries. I !
They are superiorftot all other Stomach Bitters
ENNO SANDERS: Analytical Chemist.
No Bitters in the world can excel them
SIMON HIRSCH. Analytical Chemist.
Eminent Physicians OlChicago.
? The lormula for the ; Home Bitters has been
submitted to us, and we believe them to be the,
best tonic and stimulant for general use now
offered tdthe public ; T jt rp I
G A Mariner Analytical Jas V Blaney M D
Chemist. Prof Chemistry Rush
HS Hahn, M D, Medical college
t, M D, Meaicai college,
ir, D, rw 1 B-Walker, M D,.
James; M Hi . 8 Hoyne, It D,
lMD, ThoS T EllisI M tf
B McYicar,
3ornS Barnes;
Jas A Collins, M D, J A Hahn, M D.
EmiiieftFitVsr6i&ii1;fia Cincinnati, j
arlv all of whom are Professors m one or tha
Nearly all of whom are Professors in one or the
other jt the Medieal poll eges.tr t t-tj
i No other'Bitters have ever been offered to the
pubUcAemhiiclQg spk many valuable remedial
Oflimpeon, M D, S P BonnerM-D, !
C-a Muficxaft, M D, r G WSighjfi; M D, i
I to p rrii;f u n
. d J qutnn, ai D, '
'vR Woodward M DI
j h Baefaacri AI D,
G A Doherty, M D, t v R S WayneChemist,
CO.Odrocrf' Die K Taylor, M D,
BctrthyMD, ,V-T F MaleyM D,
R H Johns9n. M D, Kv S B Tomlinaon, M D,
Eminent rhysicians In Memphis ;
The Home Bitters arefAh iivyaluabld .remedy
forlnUigetiftn, ad.diseases asking from. mala
rial causes. " vVt: Sr-l- :
G B Thornton, M D, Alex ErskrneJf D, (
in cnarge uity nospuai, m n noages, ai uy
": . k nirmirB : iLH i -j riT i v itjw rvi - mm -m m
w Awmy '-"y kill 1 "Vrf j
H V Purnell, 11 D,
m a Edmund. M JJ. !
Sarford Bell,
L,M 0). M t . . Jps E Lynch, M D,
Eminent Physicians in Pittsburgh:
BPDaJre!,
a oil
Wm.Clowes. M D.
WXChildsii
D Hamird, M D,
J O, JTuth, 40iemist,f , . J H; Mcplelland M D
' . :XHdiHrindretd,df Others -
inrnJ partrofthC NoYthp Wslnd South. 3
J Garner, M DAIiIwdrk udrt t
CJOTTSCITHLBWa, Mah 27 1H7
I
Jaxks A. Jackson & Co. Having examined
; 'JL " 'ir-.-f
the formula Jtf imUVpm tpinch Bitters," I
haTi prescribed them ;i in my practice for some
UmMxj(trprj0njw3f 4hm the best Tonic Bit
tcranojrin use. 1 P H McMAnoAt D.
LUiratory 105 and 107 N. SecondStBt; LonU
Misaonri. : il'H
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A1U TTsnmrkrdnr
Haipy Relief for,Jring Men lrom the effects
DlEor aaAiaisci toifarlyylite. j Manhood
- 1 restcred.
. JHjejTons dehllity enred.1 Irhte'dl,
r
men io Aiarriae remoTetia tHew method oil
. . ax. BP . i j m ' ' a -a r - w . mt -
pr
vctuaeau jm ew 4ina remarkable remedies.
8oks and CXrcnlars1 'sent free, In sealed enyel-
o Address, nOWABD AWaYMJoJiJ
Sth NinU8WantCTi.Pa. r0'
h i I k-1
til i'ii.-' .
CORNER, THIRD &PR12raE8&6TSiy
i:).: Opposite City Hall. '1 f'l
fARklAHE MAKTNd. PAfNTtNG AND re-
KJ pairing neatly done, at short notice. After 1
rnirty xeara oi experience at. iino oumcB&,.A
am Drenared to do tine FINES and ESX Work
in the City. ; t , , V nol6149-ly. J
Having: imi6ix!isi
SHOP to my CART HOUSE, on, Princess
street, first door West f of County JaiV I solicit
XLorse-aaoeiDg, repajnngo'vr,'XjK-
r UNCAH HQLMES.
nor23
CABTHOUSGi
I HAVE OPENLD A FIRST CLASS CART
HOUSEonTrlncess 'street first door AVest
o.CpttntyrfalLitta -i
DUNCAH HOLSIE&
nov23
m-nr mw w rf-ri
OF CARTS, DRAYS AND
j WAGONS, 1
TURNING: WEATI.Y DONE i ,
At my.old stand on Fourth streets", b'elween .Bla-
den and Brunswick streets.
nov. 19
150-ly:
Commisson Merclian
And dealer
!GROCERiES,PROYISfoNS;DKX6o
; 1 CliOTHING,&c&cM v ';
No. 23 and 21 NORTH WATER STREET,
A il WILMINGTON, N. C
Consignments and Cash Orders Solicited.
nov 23 K . 15l-ly
SPECIAL
Quarantine -Notice.
ILOTS and Masters of 'Vessels ate notified
that it any case ol disease is carried past the
Quarantine Station," it Hfitt subject the -vessel
to the delay and expense 6f being carried
back, and if knowingly, to a' fine of $200. Pi
lots will satisfy themselves before passing
Quarantine.
W. G. CURTIS,
Quarantine Physician.
101-ira
dec 28
ATTORHEY AND COUNSELLOR
Will practice in,all Courts of this State, and
Territory of Columbia.
The collection of Claims promptly sttended to.'
Office nextdoor to Court House.
iune25 ; HO-tf
. It. L., I
Undertaker and Cabinet Maker.
CONSTANTLY
on hand the most
improved style of
material pertaining
to my business. Par
ties will do- well toil
give me a cill before H
sending their orders
elsewhere. fe-r
Fnrnitnra cleaned
and Varnished, Pic
tures Framed, Chairs re-seated, fcc. i
Store on Second between Market
cess streets ;
dec 21
159-ly
. wiua Prmritor. R. S. UeVonxvo H C6, Drnggtitu ana
. A' tt. Ban FraneiaM , Cabi al it and 9 t'Coaunero St. N.T6
, MIIililONS Bear Testimony i to
Wonderful .Cnratlve Effect.
theH
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, made of Poo
Ram, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Itefuso 1U
qnors doctored, splcod and sweetened to please the tUstf,
called " Tonic1' "irirsJ!,,T'
lead the tippler on fo drunkenness naSfoln', tttt are atnie
Medicln,mka from the KatiWBoota an& Ilerhs'bC CiAi'
fornia, free from alt "Alcoholio Stimnlants.
t They the GREAT BIrOOD rUHlFJER mil
A I.IFB- GITIH6 PRIKC IPXE, a perfect Iteno
vator and InTisoxator tLot System; carrying1 oil all
raisonou8 matter and restoring the blood to a healthy con
dition. No person can take these Bitters : according ;to
. fcwml ,
LttilSST
blWnMW.yssllnA
Tttyy are a Uentle I'urtrative as well ns a
TtfdhJ, posaSsShigalsa, iociiliftr tttetit oftictuig aa
a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflammation
of the Liver, and all tbViaperal Organs.
FOR VVpM&G IMPIiAITS in youns Ior
.old, married or slnglerat tBe dawn of womanhood or at
,th,e turn of life. tliej Tonl Hitters harelii oanii.'
tlsrii and Goat,' Dyspepsia or Indig-estion, mi
lons, llemittent ; and Intermittent !Fevetf,
DfaekaieB of th'o Ttlooil. LIvbk' Klilnva nna
Bladder, these Bitters hare been most uactemtnt
Sacit Diseases are caused by Vitiated Bleed )
wiiica is ffensraUy produoed by dcraferaeat 6f lhi Di-
it V Sl-isrsi A Ult INDIGESTION Headachy
: - o n i.ii v . - rf- ' . . n ' !
iathe Mouth. Bilious Attacks. PalpUaUon of ths-Ilcart. !
Ibflainmation-of tboLacs, Patia initftn r ih I
JBJdneys, and a hundred other patB&a srmttoms. are the t
They inTijorato ths Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them of uieqoalled effi-
In nW Hf Wiuf" 1aia 4fi a WVmI-ww ; :ri ; ; .!
, FOB .SKIN DISEASES, fraon, t&ov Elt
Afleam. .Biotehei,' Spots, ' Pimplss, Piistttlei,' BoifiL Car-
i 1 aM.ft-Tf6m,8cddHe8ori
1 IUluSCTirn. Diflfilnritf Ana Tk tart, tr-w-l- 1 n' 1
r . j t r-w '"m.mbjuuio aim ror
iBSiea ot tbSkia.o( :w3uernaOor mtdre; kimWaUT
f u nnua ouioiioe ystn w short tllnebt 5
the dm o;,thee fitters., t One bottle hvsuch case"4ai f
unmiguM unt iitrwiuiou oi weir curaiiTe eneets. j
Cleanw the ltiated.Blootf Trheaercr 'JahB its InJ
purities touiiinf throoelTth- sJsii'hi Vfij$tk? rnj
tions or Soresclsanse ityien you fewt itoBStrtcteaafrd
sluzrish in thC"yent It is foul, and
tout iseunrs wiu leu you when. Keep the blood nnre.
and remevedL Says a digtimroished physiolosist, there
is scarcely-nmjniw ywon in ffe the earthi
'V kiSiok:healteUlrJU ffco2Wtht
' rite-S0ir,!ae 2? wmifBees, no anthelmintics
.!rW system Wortas like thaBitter1
Urnettts and eu. Agents, Baa Jrrancisco. CalifornJaJ
and Prin-
S .ll
one -tor- iwtitv
NOT ONE HOtrit
tifter;readinfftbis advertisement need anv t.r,.
U SUFFER WITILPAIN y b0tr
RADWAY'S.liEADX.RELlEFIS Aj CURE (iu
EVERY PAIN.
It was the first and U
thaf instantly stops the mot excruciating nam;
anays Inflammations, and cures Conc?siif n'
fwhether ol the Luncrs,- stomach. Bnwv"8 v
Other glands or organs, by one application '
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
no matter hem violent or excructatinn'.tho rJ.t
I the RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden, . Infirm, Cri "
fpled, Nervous, Neuralgic, or prostrated with
jH . IIAIMV AY'S READY tEU JSP
- WILL AFF6rD INSTANT EASE
INELAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS 4
if INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS '
4 : ' ',r- rn CONGESTION OF THE LFr
SORE XHBOAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING'
, , PALPITATION OF 1HE Heart
HYSTEftlCSV moUP, DIPTHERU T RT'
. - t Tf CATARRH; INFLUENZA
HEADACHE,TOOTHACHE4 '
? r . NEURALGIA, JiHEUMATIf
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. UAKM. 1
The application of the Ready Relief to thr
part ot parts "Where the' pain or. dlfflculiv exkt.
Will afford ease and comfort. : : xlEta
Twenty drpps. in half alumbler of water will
in a few moments i-curcOramps ; 8 paams Boat
StomachHeartbum,' 8ick Headache, Diarrhp?
DysenterrColic, Wind in the Bowels, and all
Internal Pains. ' ' - :
:Travelerslfeh6uld always xmrry a bottle ot
Railway's Ready Relief ith them. I A few
drops in water Will prevent sickness or nain
from' change of water. : It is better, than French
Bratfdy or Bittersls a stimulant l: k
a n t a.remedial agent iu this t world t hat will
fcurejEerer and Aguev and all other .Malarious
illEAiSlilEAUTYii
STRONG AND PURE S RICH t BLOOD-IN
I CREASEOEPLESH AND WEIGHT, CLEAR
SKIN AND' BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
SECURED TO ALL. aiun
:;1,',1)RI,TB.AD WAIT'S
-SARSAPAR1LLIAH RESOLVEIIT
HAS , M ADE TilJji .MOaT. AaiokjLhHINr
CURESr SO QUICK, SO RAPID ARE THE
CHANGES THE BODY UNDERGOE8 UN
DER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS TRULY
WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT
Eyery Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt. ;
tiie u ii Eat blood purifier.
- Every drop bfthc Sar?aparillian Resolvent
communicates through the Blood, Seatf Urine
and other Uuids and juices of the system the
vigor of life, for it repairs the waates oi thf
body with new and sound material. Scrofula
Syphilis, Consumption, Glandular disease UU
cers in the tbroatv Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in
the Glands and other parts of the system, Sore
Eyes. Struraorous discharges from th Vara
and theworst forms of Skin diseases. Eruptions
Fever Soros, Scald Head, Ring Worm,. 8H
jauuuui, XirjripeiaB. .acne, BiaCK (Spots, Worms
in the Flesh, Tumors, Caneers in the Whmh
and all weakening and painful discharge Nltrht
principle, arc within the curative ramre of thm
wonder ot Modern Chemistrv 'anl n
use will prove to any person using it for cither
of these forms of disease, its potest power to
cure them.
If the patient, daily becoaauir lv-durrd i.v
wastes and decomposition that is continiifliiv
progressing, succeeds in arresting these wasted
and repairs th3 same with new material madp
lrom bealtby blood and tbife the Sarsaparillian
niuwiu uues tteure a cure is certain ; for
when once this remedy eomnienro tn wmi.-
purilication, and succeeds in diminishice- the
loss ot wastes, its repairs will be rapid, and
every day the patient will feel himeell growintr
better and stronger, the lood digesting better
appetite improving, and flesh and , weight irU
creasing. . i
wot only UocstLe Sarsaparillian Re?pTent
excel all known remedial airents in the 'nr nf
Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin
diseases : but it is the;onlv Obsltive enrn. for
Kidney and Bladder
Urinary, and Womb dieeases, Gravel, Diabetr'
mij;6j, ,iuupagcw ivwmer, incontinence ol
Uriue, Wright's: Disease, . Albuminuria, and in ?
all cases wbere there are brick-du&t
or the water is thick, cloud r. rnlvfrl with cuVi-
stance like -the white ot an etrtr. or thmjifU hi-p
white silk orTLhere- is a mofoid.
appearance, and white benc-dust deposits, and
wrhen there, is, .-pricking , burning sensation
when pasBltig water, and.paia in he Smii-Af
the Back aind alor. j the Loins, f
l '. ,Sfe H" . m tii. -wwr '
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS'
perfectly tastek&s, elegantly - coated with sweet
gum,, purge regulate, purify, cleanse, aid
sirengtnen. i.aa j aj 's. fills, .lor the cure of all
disorders of the Stomach ' Livfcr. Bowels
neyi; Bladder, Nertohs - Diseases.- Headache.
Uontiptlon; 4 CostivenbSsjrindigestlon, Dys
ceosia., Biliousness. Bilions Fwr Tr.fi. to
; tion 5ot the Bowels Piles, and all derangements
of the Internal Viscera. Warranted to effect a
no mercury; minerals, or deleterous drutrs
vuserve jinionowiBg symptoms result
ing from Disorders of tho Digestive Organs :
Constipation. Inward Pi 1p T?11ti nac eftyr.
Blood m 'the 'Head. Acidity of the atomnrh
NausfeaHeartburuDisgustof Food.Fullriess.
or Weight,in the: Stomach, Sour Eructations.!
JBinkiag a? Flattering at the Pit oithe Stomaca.
Alew aose8 Qi RaOWAY'S FILLS -will free
the system from all tbe above named disorders.
rriee cents per Box;' Sold by Drnggists.2
READ ' ' F ALS E A TRUE." Send TEE
letter-stamp to RAD WAY & CO., No, 87 Maid
en Lane, New York. Informations worth thou
sands will be sent you.
june w ' .;: - 120-ly
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