Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 22, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 January 1880 — Page 2

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FRIDAY, JANUARY , 18B Miaiaifw of the Dubois Couuty Teaelters' Association. Ikkland, Ikik, lec. 187f. The second aunual convention of the Dubois County Teachers Association it itm V. K. church buildinif .-t i. n ... u iil ut.a mllml to

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the association. Pray rrayer was onereu uy hv R. J. II. Madden of the C. I, church, rAHHM iliHr the association and its wrk to the care and protection of an omnipotent God. The minutes of the prvimismoo'5Hstwere read and adopted, tier ir ska the coustHutiou wag read nun AiLiiiiDiiHl insaabers enrolled. Kev. J. n. Madden was then presented to thu association and delivered the address of welcome, which abounded in love an u . 1 A 1 Kvmpathv for the toacners aim inn cause of education, statin? mat. una ws uu of the most hannv privileges ever ac corded bitnjio compared the teachers of the past and the present, marking the advantages the educators of the youth of our laud of to-dav poscss over more offortv veara ao. The teacher of to dev does not havfl to go forth to the dieeWga of hit duties etuptyhanded, as did the teacher in years gono by, that today he had the privilege of attending rountv ana townsuiu institutes sun teacher's associations, where different ineflrods were argued pro aiid con, and Mich Improvements made as are bct calculated to subserve the interest of berth teachers and vunil. the latter of wliich was now in soss'inn at. the town of Ireland. To this, and the hospitalities of said twn,he in lichalf ofthe citizens thereof greeted the membere of the associativa with a hearty welcome. The praskkeft announced Miss Dora Hope, G.fC.: "Cooper and J. M Pleasant as comaiUtac on summary of proceedings. Mr. i. M. Pleasant, teacher of the Ireland echoed, begun the 'regular exercises by reading a paper entitled "Objects of. Education." Tbe enbject was divhled into two part, viz: Practical iinl HuMiHinl lirinTr preeentcd. -larulatio in School", was next preeented by Mr. Josiah Whitehead in a masterly manner. i Dr.E. A. Gleaen of Ireland, after bciusr introduced to tbe association by the president, read a 'very suggestive spcr entitled Hxampie more powenui man PreceoC" The paper wn one well calcdlatedto set the teacher and parent to -thinking; after which cane the critics rnort. . The president announced Misa Dora Hope, Mr. u. U. Cooper and ir...iosiati "Whitcheatl aa committee" to fariSsh aubject for evening discussion., Also announced KiasKrema Hope, Miss Mary Miller. G.M. Houston, J. W. Condin and J. M. Pleasant committee to select sifblect forlTuesdav evemnifs discussion On motion a recess wa tnken tillfi o'clock d. in. Association awomblcd at 6$ p.m. House called to order by the president, when the committee reported the following question for discussion : Resolved, that the legislature should pass a law coinpeUiuz parents to send their children, and guardians their wards, between the ages of six and twenty-one years, to school at least four months in each year, or be compelled to pay a rcasonaljle fine, in the absence of a lust and lawful excuse. The nuestiou was discussed pro and con, by MessraWValteH, Cooper, Madden, l'uett, neasant and uomnn. tjic auop tin of the question was lost. Associa tie adjourned until I o'clock a. m. SECOND PAY. TUESDAY: Mtaiut secsion. President Clark in the chair. After music by the choir prayer was offered by Hev. J. B. Maddest, after which the committee to furn ish subject for evening discussion re ported tlte following: "Government o nnnlls in seaU". bv J. W. Condiff MICorerHmetqf pupils in class", opened bv G. M. Houston: "government of pnpila en, play ground", by A. A. liessewer ; ''means of reward", oy Jostati Whitehead ; "mtaas of puuishmeat", by J. E. Walton. At the cleae of the meeting: mites will be collected to pay for theorgau,and each one contributing will be allowed a vote for the most amiable young lauy, and also for the ugliest gentleman present, the most amiable young lady to receive a pocket looking glass and the ugliest gentleman a "red bandana handkerchief", to be purchased out of the funds so collected and presented at the petting ef the exercise on Wednesday morning, by tbe secretary." After whicb the audience was greeted with some delkhted strains of music from the organ by the manipulation of Miss Mellie Unpen, the accomplished music teacher of Ireland. The first exerclse was by A. M. Sweeney, principal Of tbe Jasper schools, on the subject of "Low to make school attractive", and was presented in that genial and impressive manner, so characteristic of that gentleman, that It conld not fail to meet with the approval or all who heard bin. "How to keep children employed", was presented by J. M. Pleasant ia a very forcible manner, followed by J, B. Madden, expressing his most utter contempt for and condemnation of the auhlJsseat in the school house at this plaos. The subject of "progress in education', Was introduced by County BhiperinlrMdetit (i. C. Cooper, aud was dispesed of t that candid, forcible, lucid aad eloquent style which always

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iirfcWHtlHg the SHbioot of "rcfiiianiBnt aKiardonsr-a monthly uatiwnal heuenY in fine style. A very 'only $1 pur year, publish Ue address was then delivered by Mr Flower City audfrtiiuee

Ct (J Cooner on the "advantasrw ami disadvantages of marking recitations." The subject of "familiarity hrearis contnmni" wu tlinn introduced hv J. W. Coiidift'aiid discussed hy the metabora of the association. A roolution to sin oi ill Kondiiil arHr.Ift nfthe constitution was ottered and adopted. "Habits of courtesy", was takou up and discussed by the association. Alter an Intermission of ten minutes, during which tinio Miss Mellie Oppelt greeted tho audience with soma ornhcan at rains of music. Mr u.M. Houston roail a paper cmiiiea methods of read in?." Theoretics next read tuetrre mg. jiiouicuts nei port. Hecess till 7 o'clock p. w. j venlug session comtncuccu nusiuese by tbe president naming Miss Emtun, tione, J . Walton ana josiru vyiuieheal as cotnmittco ou resolutions, after whicb the programme as reported by the committee was carried out. The bnllott for the most amiable young lauy and ugliest gentleman present was as follows: Net Wilson 4: Miss Mcllio Oppelt 47 ; Miss Bell Young 6 ; Win. Hill 2 ; G. C. Cooper 33 : Miss Annie Cooper 19 ; .1. W. Condiff 2 ; J. E. Walton 13 ; Er.ra Adams 1; (Jims. K. Clarke; ,J. M. Pleasant 1; Miss Lou Mahnu 3; Miss .Maggie Kucbler 1. Miss Oppelt was clouted tho moHt amiable lady and Mi. Cooper tho ugliOH gentleman present. A good time was enjoyed while the voting was going on. Meeting adjourned till U o clock a. m. wcitucsuay inoiniug-. THIUD DAY. WEDNESDAY. Morning session. President Clark in the chair, the association was opened with prayer bvltev. G. C. Cooper. After calling the io)l, reading and adopting: the minutes of the previous day's meetnsr, tho secretary informed the president that he had been unable to purchase- a locket looking glass in Ireland, but that ie had made the purchaso of the bandanna handkerchief. On motion the president was to purchase tho looking glass at Jasper aud present the same with tue compiuneuta or tins association to Miss Oppelt. Mr Cooper was then conducted to the desk of the secretary, where the latter proceeded to present nm the bandanna handkerchief, closing with tbe injunction that should he ever meet with an uglier man than himself, to present him with tho handkerchief ou the spot. After aa anecdote by Mr. G. C. Cooper, which created a great deal of mirth, he presented the hand kerchief to J. W. Condill. Next was the reading of a paper bn "the injurious influence of indulging In slang." Miss Dora Hope was uext to read a paper subject "thorns and flowers that strew tho teacher's pathway." - On motion Miss Hope was 'requested to furnish a copy of her essay to the association for publication. On motion' all those havipg rcd papers were requested to revisoand furnish tothr-' editor -of the educational column for publication. 'Testolozzi aud his method" was next presented by J. E. Waltou. lutcrmhi sion until 1 o'clock p. m. Afterneon session The subject of "our obligations to the public schools ' was presented by noi. t. u. unopcr. A voto of thanks was tendered i the as sociatiou to tbe citizens of Ireland and vicinity. "Educate a boy aud he wont work", was the closing sunicci uy w . L. Edmouston, after which tho commit tee on resolutions reported the follow Inz which were adopted: Whereas, it is currently reported that there are some men iu this county, who call themselves teachers and who arc publishing an Opinion that "teachers associations are a public nuisance", and whereas, it is tho opinion of this associ atiou that the profession of teaching is an honorable one. and Its successful practice as important as any other pro fession now being practiced by civilized and enlightened nations, and whereas, all other professions have learned the utility and intrinsic value ofassociations and conventions. Resolved, that we recognize in the Dubois county teachers associatlos an advauce step in the right direction, and we hereby declare our intention never to recede from the position gained, but to use our best endeavors to make our meetings still more effective iu driving ignorance, uperstitiou.old-fogyism, bur headativeness, rule-or-ruln lunacy, and all the little contemptible qualities so injurious to the profession, from our ranks, by moulding public opinion in such a shape, that such qualities will not receive recognition or support. Resolved, that the thanks of tbo asso elation he tendered to the officers of this body for services rcudered ; to tho County superintendent for his pretence and assistance ; to Miss Mollle Uppelt, aud choir, for tho soul stirring music furnished ; to W. . Hill for services as tatitrrkt s 1 1i a ttga nflAnla f f Inn r and vicinity, and to every body else, who has in any way assisted us to make our meeting a succee. The report of the special committee was road, being comments and synopsis oi tno several papers read, which was accepted and adopted. On motion the secretary wa? instructed to furnish a copy of tho minutes and the summary of the proceeding of this meeting as furnished by tbe committee to the following papers for publication : Jasper Courier, Jasper Times, Hantlngburgh Signal and Ireland Argus. The association adjourned sine die, subject to the call of the executive committee, feeling mora sanguine than ever that the astociatiea lias accomplished a great work. Will. J. Puitt, Sec'y. Cuas. E. Clauk, Pie.

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.... Fruits or wkkj muuim in ... .! . KtUCB Hllllllll'm. IB turuy s r run nui:umer h of lrt nitjresul bed in Hint great ctlou. Iloajhestor, N. hut controlled and odited by A. M. Purdy, of Palmyra, N. Y., a life-long frail grower and iloriNt, and now having over one hundred acres into trulls, now era c., ami editing hU iier from a practical daily experience, and years ol close observation aud him copy send (ill vou tret and either of tho following piiciuiuins, postpaid, now or next spring, as you ntiiv choose : The three last n tun hers for 1S7, or Purdy's 04-page Small Fruit work, or either of his h.-antlful F n. ti'lnivmi' iiliifui- Klvlfi innlina. nr four nn-1 sorted pot grown roses, or four assorted geraniums, or ten papers assorted choice flower seed, or ono strong root ot the most beautiful, hardy and fragrant Honeysuckle grown tho Uiilcaua, or 35 assorted btraw berry plants of tbe bust sorts grown fortius latitude, or f assort ed hardy raspberry plants, or 6 best hardy gooseberries. SCrHall'i YcgeUblo Sicilian Hnir Rcnewer is the most reliable article In use for restoring gray hair to its original color and promoting its growlh. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between F. Kink, is, ltcrger aud K. ink in tho saw mill business wus dissolved by mutual consent January 1st 1860. All claims due the linn are to ho paid to 15. Herger and It. Fink , who arc to pay all the debts ol tho late Arm. h kank I'ixk. Baubaka Uekokh. Jn. 1. 1880-Sw. Notice. Corporation Tuxes. The tax duplicato for tho year J879 for the town of Jasper is now in my hands for collection, ami I am ready to receive taxes every huslncss day during business hours. Taxpavera aro reminded that their taxes should bo paid before the 15th day of February, when the penalty for non-payment is attached, and it becomes tho duty or tno otticer to coucci uy uis tress and sale of property. Andrew ,i. mcn krney, Trees. Town of Jasper. Jan. 9 1880 3 w, SIIEKIFF'S SALE. XTOTICE i3 licrehy given, that by vir11 tue of a ccrtitlcd copy of a decree to me directed irom me oi inc Dubois Circuit Court, in a causo wherein Able Hoover. Charles H. Allen and William (iambic, are plaintiffs, and John S. Harnett and Louisa Harnett, aro de fendant, rcnuirinjr mo to make the sums of moiievs therein mentioned with in terest on saldtlccrco and costs; I'vill expose at public sale to the highest bid der, on SATURDAY, January 24th, 1SS0, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a, m.j anr 4 o'clock v. ta., of saitl day, at door of the Court Houko in Jiisncr. Dubois county, lndiuna, tlie rente and profits for a term not ex cecdinsr seven years of tho following rcai esiaie, kuuhiuu m uu vuiuu; ui .!.... .i :.. .i. i r Dubois and State of Indiana, lo-wit: l'artoftho north-cast quarter of the . . 0 ? ii north-west quarter oi sccuon o. uiiriy -five (35) in township No. ono (1) south of ransro five (5) west. more particularly described as follows viz: commencing at the south-west corner of a certain tract of lsnd sold by the mortsru'ce to Joseph Buchart, sec Deed Record 35. page 109. Said point of cotmncucment being one hundred and ninety-four and one-half (194) fcet'west of the south-west comer oi i.oixno. tiirec (3)known as school lot in JJohucrt addi tion to the town of Jasper, running thence north two hundred and nine feet (209). thence west fifty-four and one half (G41) feet, thence south two hundred and nine (209) feet, thence east fifty-four and one-half (641) feet, to the place of beginning, with all the appurtenances there to belonging and tue right to use the well on tho tract sold to Joseph Iiuchart, situated in tlie county of Dubois aud State of Indiana. . . If such rents and profits will not sell for a. sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs. I will at tho same tine and place expose to public sale tho fee simple of said real cstato, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or ap prahscmcut laws. Sheriff Dubois County. Trayi.or & Hunter, Alt'ys Jan. 2nd, 1880 3w. I p. f. $12 00. EXTItA SlK0IAL NOTICE. TIITtttONV OF IKV. r. I. WILL!! (0Y1RIT0R, KENTUCKY. Smitli'H Tonic Syrup. The Meat nntl HafrMt. Kemedy fnr Chills and Fever, er rever nnu ar-hc. CnriJinTiw. Kr.. Mny 11. There lmn not httn for finny ycarx, In thin couniry mich a general compumi uout tiiiiu ana revcr. iiits dfpremtiriK dlsenfe Ie now prevnllltiK In many pnrllorw depremiini; nnee it nmv revaiunK m many poniorm ofKentncky and c1ewhere, where the people have Ion flattered themaelves that they were entirely exempt rrom Italnflufncfl. To innne who are mm amictiU, wlnh to rwommeml Rmra'a Toaio Hvhcp, bellcvlnR it to tie lh ery beat remnly extant. Krery one we liava heard of Hlnn If, pronounce npea It In the very lilghert tcraa. We have lately hmS It In our family with mirked aaeeeaat The InKrHlenta are almnle. and the Tmie can he aaed freely wltbntit any detriment to the CMitltHtlofl whatever. If the direction, which alweya aeeempany every battle, are caremuy reiiowe!, u will In nine eaeet enl of ten reault In a permanent cure, whether the dlaeate he of ehwt er tone Hamlin. We tahepleaatireln reeemmendlna thl wnllclne to thenulecUor tlila itlieaac everywhere, alneerely hellevlag that wa Ht out win verity every worn we uy. I n, vtiucij, For vale by T. WKflTZ & CO,, Jaiper, IikI. Ftb. 11th, m-h.

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erHemuuiber thfc lararost stock of gentlomon's clothing and furnishing goods over in Dubois county, Is for sale at Lobr burger, KahH & Go's. Shok Sitep. Mr. it. lleck has opened a shoo shop in Ma new building ou the north-east corner oi the Public Square,1 (iIkat Ukouctio.v. Oi account of the long continued mild weather, all kinds of heavy goods have taken a rail in pri of wlllch i,0i. burger, Kahu & Co. h . . I 1 ui'n na0 laKcn advantage, aud.now. oner a large,

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w.nL- r n.m i,in.i t..i0 v... ..r ..J competitors liave thdm. Ladies who want to dress iu stylo will examine the goods at "Our Store" beforo purchasing, fdHcppuer is prepared to makeup in latest style all kinds of gentlemen's clothing, and warrants Hatisfaetion. He is regularly in receipt of Ruttcriek's fashions the standard of the world. NOTICE. VTOTICE The annual meeting of the! stockholders of the Uiniinnat i, Hockport and South western JJailway Compauv , tor tho election or Directors tu aervc tor the ensuing year, will be held at the town of Princeton, (iihnn county, Indiana, on Wednesday, J ehruary 4th, 1880. By order of tho Board of Directors. 31. Hknninu, Sec'y and TrcasV. Dec. 26th, 1879 4t. GfOOD COAL AT 1 Cents Per Bushel! AT THR BANK. npiTE undersigned informs the public m. that he will always keep a supply of good coal ou hand, so that they can get it whenever they sonti for it, at hcvrn cent.'. a bushel, at the Friedman mine just webt of Jasper, ricked coal nt reasonable prices for those who want it. Nov. 3, '7Utf. JOSKrH KUArr. PAItTICULAIt NOTICE. Tlie proprietors of tbe Union I'lopr Mills respectfully thank the public for their patronage, and give notice that thu will expect all who buy Hour of tlicm to seud , CASH WITH QRDEIl, as thoy cannot cell flour ou credit anj longer, the small margin now realized by millers compels list to adopt thit course. EGG Si SCIIEUHICH. Amrutltt 1H70 tf. The C. IS. & S. W. K'y Co., h:i vomade .nrrnugeuientH with the Louisville and Henderson Tucket Co., by which inoitiinir traiiw make direct connection at llockport with all bouts iu their line for EvausviIIe. Monday evening train connects at Hock port' with Steamer Grey Kaglo for Louisville. Throuuh'tickctri to Evansviilc for e-alo at all nlliccs of Company and by Con doctors of train. II. C. Hit AMI AM, Stip't. "April 18th. 1870 -tf. Salt! Lime! Cement! In any quantity desired, at all times, from one barrel to 100 hbls. aud at reasonable figures. Particular price made ou large sales at the It. JI. Depot, jasper, imi. Aug 22, 79-tf. J. II. KkjvSNkr. For Perfect Fitting WAGON AND I1UGGY HA1JNESS ! CO TO Joseph Troxler's, NOKTII MAIN ST., - JASl'EH.lND. lie haa the blnnt Hl.leat a I nek In letvM. mm anna viikai', Bup;p;y Trimming Dene In the beat manner and with SUpilrh. Me alao nai cn nana, ana constantly in atere HAMES, TRACE CHAINS, WAGON AND JJUGGY WHITS, HUHSE AND MULE COLLAHS. Atoll an well aeteetHiteck alway en hand. ReMlrtnatleiie In ahertorder,UHlln werkmanl Ike manner. When In tewn Rive ma a call. July 11th, 'TS-r. Ct'Advertisc in the Jasper Courier.

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iinmiity And many other thiuifs too MHmerf I r tniiMftii il'ii aaln eall na eillnuluua ,oullr W8 KeculCll Hock eiyueeus-ware and Class-ware, which we arc aelling at a very low price. Come all awe1 price ami cxaniiuu our gooiw mni ccmviHcv your own seir, I am yours, very Respect ffillr, 1a. staley, or the NEW YORK (iuocekv Smar. TAXKS FOR THU VKAK 187, rOV are Iwrvhy notitlr.1 tint llt-TAX Bl'l lJCATat 1 U hi-nr Ih the IwihK f lhrTraaref Sr the ceIlerlkfi of IhtfTaxreuf 1KTS. The rwlrareaa Wlewat foil - -Total Ta Kullroiul Tax :a S 2 5, 9 I 1VI1 on S. II. B. ScIkhjI U. RonJa Tulllot' I'oll on .Sperlnt Ppcel.il School T nhip l!oml -1'ell on t'Hty rnnty - I'oll rui Schout Schft.. . . Slatr llocte -loU tm fiUle Slate - I'm 2 is s a SB 3 2 ai;8tS S S s S S -3 91ft tr. 1 I is c f'ci i - o P's a lPt! A 4 The fiillii Ui l Ull fti dugn ds. St tacU; fluaU iIor. i2 raak; aimI 'J tvt ascli 4litlnal Ech la'iMjrrniajr ptty ll.rfull Meoent .f kl tax on r lcfurr theTMr.1 Mf,mlr N Arll l.V. r anr l hi ttiim ty .iie-linli 11 rrr itb lfcriijeui lx ): 1 1. 1 'Mrl In aa or trtrr th Tktf4 Mi April, is. nl tbr riBi.iinlfiic one. belt vn y iwir ihm HrM MkihIkv in NuTrmttrr Mlowlne: Imt up faihttw joiiayihe llrt ilfVn r Vcfnro t!e MfMmj. i . ' . ." . i . . ... . . i I - . . I (nliViliJ-of Irn Jrr ri-Bt. wl'H fc. WdeJ.aw4 th,Tr. ur. r i rniulrpil l-T law. pflrr lliat ill. In Cf.Hril M eUHiirt)t Ultra ly !ilrri U All" ft j.rPMy,. nrreMary. Kxnwiine jMt rre rifH s raawce, aaa . n aw-fw iir)K:rljr l liicluJrJ t rhsnxe e'rret bitvfm IrnrHixtbei'Stc. Wherrai mm pttHit hne t.ei la He keWt el InfTlhe txr f tbHr HrU'Lhor iiihI rlinr, e. ib l..t rullrft!i-.!ar. I uiilS rrxibrs't thf Ikal lfrMe Jul UK en thl yrr, t lt nillaiiW fi-f K-lw tlirT-erit ' ta enfl whrliier iw ihiim onij- tae arntiana,i. im rr lOwMit Oi' n)M4le.r frc!i i.,'l, iht IfMkate time in itiaieont their rrevll beNire rlll Tr. No Koi.il.ini receipt rfri,d Tlr lh Hrt' ItieMll-. mcnt I. iaM. f.r the cjHtlw; r mlUh I wHl le ftxi it my elKrrlit Jr. thelnw tliris Xi r.miil i onlrr nU Iw ut tnxr.r tirielM .teliutHrHt trx. ICNATZ ECKEUT, IKKAMKKKUt Ml 1 I.'. IXt-ibber lwii. UTS l" Cathartic Pills CotnMnfi the rhokeet cathartic r1H in inilh iti!. in proportkma accaraSrty aal- x Jtistiit to mum activity, ccrtatnty, awl tuiifijnnlty of effect. Tlicy an the wsaH of ytai of circral study a4 practical exprri!i)cnt, Hml are the most effectual win enly yet tlkcoriirel for dkaeAes raiama W etcratiKciuvnt of tlte rtoaaAch, livrr, aael bowel, wkioh require rroeaptaaal esTecteal treatuwnt. Avr.R rata ate mfcMly ajipltratilo to this class of dieeasew. They act diructly on the diijcstive ami aaMwi lativo procmcs, and restore rrpiaar healthy action. Tlair extefwire aae jr pliyalrlans in tlieir praclice, aaA ff art civilised MaUoss, w one or taa jirLMiin ui aHcir Yaiae a m nrm, iMrfictlv reliable numtio lie i n componmleil of the coacaaUaacdl virtttBfl of purelv vtftRtabte safataacea tlicy are pofitlrciy free froai ealosstl er aav injurious projertiea, ami ea ba ateaa Utcrcd to chiklrca with perfect safes. Aykr's Titu are an effectual cars fer CeastlMtiea or CBStlveaess. Ii ttea. llysfK-wIav. Lees at Ai Foal 8toMch aad Draata, 1 Iteauacaa, Iises of Mesa IMI to mm. Jaaadlce. Kraptleas ana oKia uiseaeea, unfir, Tamers, M'orms, Nearatgia, CeUr. Cirlnes, Diarrhoea, Dyseaiery, CeaU files, Dlsorilers of the liter, aaa all ether disease reeulthiK froai a iMeorwareat state of tb digestive apparatas. As a Dinner Pill they have ao ssjaal While ireatle ia their actkm, Aeaa Prtxa are tbe most thorough and searchiajr. calhartk: that can lie riaplored. aad never ajire twin Halem tbe bowels are InWeaaH, aaal then thtir iaflacBce is liealinK. They ttimmlate tkenffietlte am! diRtwtivw ciaetas; they operate to parity ami enrich the bloed, aaal in part renewed health aad vifter te thsi whole systeai. Prtptrtd by Dr. J. C. Aytr U C lstteA) sWfca liwrtyWeBa LoWftNg Muss eet bt att BRveeMTs avasiwi Dte IMh, tSTt-ly.

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