The National Banner, Volume 8, Number 6, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 June 1873 — Page 4

Thefarm and Honselwld. ____w"——“——_'_‘_—‘-—-_———‘————___—r—_-_____—_____: o Sedentray Habits. | Want of exercise is a cause prominent among many which favor the. produ?:— tion of disease. Sedentary habits when extreme, are sufficient in themselves to produce disease; dnd existing in a less degree, promote disease from other causes. Physical and mental labor should gohand in hand ; and the health and vigor of all thg‘ funetions of: both _ body and mind is best maintained by - their equal and moderate exercise; - consequently, the sluggish torpor of inactivity, renders them incapable of resisting disease. Fasten a man’s arm to his side, not tight enough to obstruct ‘L cireulation or produce pain, but sufficiently so as to prevent its use or motion, and ‘what is the result? Slowly . the limb begins to soften and becomes flabby in its muscular structure;in time there is an appreciable decrease in size; and when subjected to use, it is found to be weak and clumsy. = The other arm, continually in use and exercise, retains thesize, strength and vigor of health. Through the one, the blood circulates slowly and lazily, leaving but a part of the bailding up material or nutriment it bears ; the whole of which . in healthful activity, the tissues are calculated to assimilate. Throuth the other, subjected to exercise, the |life - giving eurrent courses freely. ‘The blood is invited to its most minute and ultimate arterial ramifications; there the flagging tissues seize upon the pabulum brought to them, and there_from are continually renewed in health and strength. Muscular function, and with' it, as a physiological sequence, the circulation of the blood, is the first to suffer from want of exercise; and consequently, comes sluggish movements and ultimately, weakness of the heart and other muscles. The balance or equilibrium of the circulation, is destroyed; parts farthest from the heart aré not supplied with. their normal quantity of blood, hence cold feet and hands, dry skin, congested liver, with its frequent concomitants, hemor- " rhoids, or piles, torpid bowels and indigestion. The heart itself, and organs near it, may become oppressed and in- - jured by the load of blood in them, especially in a plethoric or fleshy subject; hence palpitation, headachey, and dullness of the senses ‘generally. In « nervous persons convulsive affections may be induced by this inequality of the circulation. Respiration being little exercised, the, work of decarboniz_ingthe blood is imperfectly performed, / and falls more upon the liver; and « thus occurs bilious derangements and an accumulation of fat in the textures. From this combination of influences various disorders arise; of the digestive organs, constipation of the bowéls, gout, rheumatism, and diseases of the skin.—@. R. Reynolds, in Plymouth Democrat. e Judicions Investment in Agricultural Literature. The wisdom of circulating in Eu- . rope the Reports of the A%ricu}tural Department has been abundantly demonstrated. Congress authorized ~the publication of a large edition in the German, Seandinaviar and other languages of ' Continental Europe. The matter for this edition was specially prepared, consisting of a description of the agricultural and mineral ‘resources of the United States, the quality of available lands, and the products thereof, climate, ete. i The. copies have been distributed by our Consuls at the prinecipal portd. A Jarge number of copies in English were also distributed through --t}}e ru.ral districts .of Great Britain.| The knowledge of our country afforded by this publieation has given an immense impetus to emigration from TEurope. The number of emigrants arriving at the various Atlantic ports since %he Ist of January has been almost unprecedented, and the tide of hardy sons of toil flowing to this country will, it is thought, continue to be enoﬂmous. A letter was received recently at the Agricultural |, Department from the « American Consul at Belfast, Treland, in_ which he says that 3,300 of the tflower of the youth of that region had sailed for America during the month of April. The section of country around Belfast is- inhabited by the most intelligent and industrious of the Irish race, and such a people will be a great acquisition to any locality where they may settle. The Consul says that the determination of these people to come to this country was due, in a great measure, to the information obtained from the Agricultural Report. Such of the States as have had the forethougbt and enterprise to send agents to Europe have serived much advantage in being able to'direct the destination of parties of emigrants before their departure. " ° Rum Drinking, . ¢ Mr. A. P. Flogg, of Springfield, Mass., rgave a temperance. lecture recently, and abandoning the usual strain of prohibition advocates, had something readable to say upon the physical effects and facts of liquor drinking and the liquor trade. Eminent surgeons said they knew the brain of a liquor drinker as soon as they saw it, The blood loses its bright red color and becomes foul. When this foul blood is driven, into the brain it gorges the vessely and very often passes the brain | .Againgt the skull, leaving the man senseless and stupid. Finally the brain becomes hardened, as having been pickled by alcohot, and looks very much like a toper’s nose. Sometime the blood-vessels burst, leaving in the brain clots of blood which cauée sores, paralysis and deaths. 'Sometimes the alcohol oozes through the blood-vessels until it turns the brain to grease or : causes what is termed “fatty degeneration.” i ; . It is well known that the animal propensities lie nearest the base of the ‘brain, while the portions of the brain | that affect the moral and religious nature lie near the top of the skull.— - When the blood is right it reaches the " all parts of the brain, equally, but when it is elogged and foul, it damsup around the base of the brain, stimulating the animal nature, while the moral and ,ﬁig&ous,fa@}ﬁes remain dormant. Thus intelligent men are transformed = into besotted, ferocious and unreasonable brutes, whom stupid - horror and ‘despair driyve {o the mad house and'thetoipb.. |/ (1 * 71

How to Burn Out Stumps, . No State has more trouble with stumps than Indiana. A hundred plans and machines have been . dcvised to get rid of them in the cheapest way.' A writer of the American . Agriculturist tells how the desired result may be accomplished ; in fact, he states , that he has cleared his premises of a great many big stumps, very cheaply and easily, in some instances even the larger roots being -burned far into the ground. His simple plan is to bore a two-inch auger: hole from the top of the stump to the bottom and connect this with another bored nearly parallel with the surface of the soil. - Fire is then placed at the lower point of the bore, is fed by the draft of air, and the stump is consumed, leaving a mere shell, which ean be readily knocked to pieces. y

The, lumber syndicate propose to compromise with their creditors by paying ten per cent. of their indebtednessin six months, and ten per cent. every sixty days thereafter until all ig .pai‘?'; RLRE O KOs Oy : 1 I f !

: LIST OF PREMIUMS 2 TO BE AWARDED AT THE Eighteenth Annual Fair L v -0 THE- : : Noble Connty Agricultural Soei 6 Lounty Agricuitural dociety, : —TO BE HELD AT—- % % i . ‘v ) - LIGONIER, IND'A, September 23, 24, 25, and 26, 1873, B The citizens of adjoining counties are invited to enter for Premiums,an dat.hey will be entitled to all the rights and privileges accorded to _citizons of Noble County, e i iy CLASS No. 1. 5 : HORSES—Thoroughbred, ‘Best Stallion, 3 years old or 0ver............851500 Becond best {0 sk soo el 800 (The pedigree must be furnished in full.) CLASS No. 2. : : HORSES—Graded. Beet gtallion, 3 years old or over, for all purPOSEB. . eolit it tien e, 1000, 2nd best do do do do.. 500 Best stallion, 8 y’rs old or over, for roadster, speed the test, best 2in 3 in harness...... 10 00 2nd best do - do . do do., 500 Best stallion for dranght, 8 years old or oyer, : " to be tested if desired by committee...... 1000 Bnd besteni. .. letatll v s 500 CLASS No. 3. . HORBSES. 18t 2nd Best brood mare, with colt at her side.looo 560 Best horsedolt, 3 y’rs old and under 4.. 500 300 Best horse colt, 2 year501d............. 300 200 Best horee colt, 1year01d............. 300 200 Best pucking h0r5ec01t................ 800 200 * gelding, 3 years old and under 4. 500 300 oy e 2 b/ Wehaeives 300900 ‘* marecolt, 3 y'rsoldand under4..'soo 300 e £ » deehviiiivkeav, 1800 900 o e 1 " eswgseniALL o 3 00 9:00 ** sucking mare c01t................ 300 - 200 ‘ span horses for farming purposes 800 5 00, ‘** span horges forcarriage do 800 500 - : CLASS No. 4. HORSES—Driving. 18t | 2nd Best single (%ents') driving horse, (5. ¢.) mare or gelding.(iig LSt nll . 800 500 Best trotting team, speed the test, best ; 2403, harpess, .00 0000 21000 500 Bestsingle trotting horse, mare or geld- - | ing, best 31n sin harne55...........1000 3500 Best tmttin{; horse, mare or gelding \ raised and owned by Noble county | farmer ..o Sl E el B . 5000 300" i | CIL.ASS No. 5. : : JACKS AND MULES. ' Ist 2nd Beatdack .loiiiioiie il o 500 300 oapanofmulesiiil o 0 o 800 300

CLASS No. 6. . CATTLE. 1t 2nd Best Durham Bull, 8 yrs old or 0ver...10 00 600 2e = ¢t Qyears 01d........ 800 - 500 o * wolyearold cosi i 500 800 " eI Sliee e 300 900 ‘** Durham;Cow, 3 years old or over 800 500 3 Pk HUINearN Old COIOL 8 001 500 2" = Heifer, 1 year01d....... 500 300 o & WG ERI . L 3000 200 Ayehire and-Devons the same as above. CLASS No. 7. : CATTLE—Graded. 1t Best Bull, 8 years old 0r0ver.;.............. 300 o S odiyearsald ticaiol don L i 400 £ & Iweaviolde i 20l Lhn oo 800 . Meeall. ol e R 0 ¢ Cow 8year501d0r0ver................ 400 ¢ Heifer, . yopra old et L 0 0800 & b Lyespald: au voo . 00009200 o Ee " CRIE b il 60 ¢ yokeofworkioxeniil oo i LO5OO ¢ 5teer,8year501d..............iii...... 400 . steer,2years ald...coioy el il 0, 200 ‘* fat ballock: e idu sBLU L 0 D 400 ‘¢ [at cow or spayed heifer................ 400 e el dins - CLASS No. 8. HOGS, 18t Bastßoar.c...o.i e oo R b best- .. .oiiie il 800 Beet Boar, 6 months old and under 12....... . 400 Teo it mnderdmentißbld L. 09 00 Best sow, showing at least 5 plfs. Cereiia 500 * * smonthsold and under 13.......:. 400 % under6montheold . i 800 Best litter of pigs, sor more, under 2 mos old. 500 and best...ooi oo Sl o L, 800 e, CLASS No. 9. . SHEEP—COARSE WOOL. ; Mept Buek .o b ne 400 i 1 year old andunder ®......."..... 800 5 lamb oot Gl Ui L 200 ‘Best ewe, 2 yearsold or 0ver................. 300 2 . Iwearold andnnder®........:.... 200 . o Jarabl et e 00 Best-pen of ewes, 50rm0ré................... 500 s fat sheep, 5 0rm0re............... 500 CLASS No. 10. o SEEEP—FINE WOOL. Best Buck. ... ogt e 400 48 1 year.old and under 2............ 800 S dambei Bl e 900 Best ewe, 2 years old 0r0ver.......5...... .. 300 i Iyear oldand under 2............. 200 e ambPe el 0100 Beet pen of ewes, 5 or m0re.................. 500 CLASS No. 11. 4 FARM IMPLEMENTS, Bestgrain drlll st 08l 0. 00 endbest [0 il 00 Best enltivator.. .als. L ivo 00l i 500 2ndbe5t..........................,.....‘... 50 BestatrAwenttorsil L T ail o B g - comn sheller. oo sl 800 0L g th Borserake (Tl Bln el 100 o ogralnecradlest il i L 0y e omodoplow, D il el e e tosubemofl plowiioooill i L 0 T g g S stubbleplow: 0.0 o 0 oo 600 ‘' walking two-horse corn p10w.......... 100 ‘ riding s 8 i i uon .oshovelplow so a 0 ey b : CLASS No. 12, . . FARM PRODUCTIONS. Best )£ bushpl wheat........................ 200 Shdtbest 0 iaE gOT e Best 3 bushel corn.... 00, =0 . 100 A PeSt sek g el i e Bestdx bushel OROATEL -o el 100 *nabelt oLI e s Best 3¢ bushel of bar1ey..................... 1.00 ed Dert: L e s Best 3¢ bushel of clover 5ced................ 200 el bestin. o o e o Best X bushe] of timothy jeod il 0100 Shdshest s (0 Sl e Best 14 bushel of early rose potatoes. ... .. G 50 5 i peach blow p0tat0e5........ 50 2o s sweet potatoes...... .......» 50 5 Mooy o DRBEE Rl T s s “ a550rtmentg0tat0e5......‘............. 100 ‘‘ 5 heads cab aEe 100 s dlsxl:‘la.vpnmp HERIOe LT ey ‘. pec Tomiatoes. 00l iRy Largest Water-mielon: . Lu o v sy 2 e . . CLASS No. 13. | FRULT, - Ist 2nd Best display of apples, 6 varieties..... 200 100 Gl 2 POBES.. L.l oo o, 100 B 0 " 20 peAches.. ........ .... 100 50 A 4 S gTRpeE LOO 50 o g qQuißees .0. 50 25 i ; i CLASS No. 14, : 3 : PROVISIONS. Ist 2nd Beat loafof bread....i....c5.0c00uu... 100 B 0 o c0.ke.;.?5.......y...‘..,g... 100 . 30 Be,tjn o,t?)lckles.' cucumbers......... 50 20 ~ Pampledomestic chee5e.......... 100 !X0 ~ fivepounds fresh butter........ 100 50 o ﬂn,ﬁonndnorg‘hu‘m 8UgAr...... 200 100 .. Igallon sorghum 5yrup.......7.. TOO 30 ** spoundsmaple 5ugar............ 100 50 ‘* one gallon maple molasses. .. ... 100 50 :: collection jJe11ie5............0. " 100 3 ** collection p_r0ngrve5............. 100 50 ‘¢ collection canned fruit.......... 100 . 50 ” b0xh0ney....’...‘.\.-...'........~... 100 50 4 ronegallonapplebntteg.....:.... 50

: o CLASS No. 15, . DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES~LADIES, Best 10 yards woolen c10th............ 300 150 't Bysrds flannel, ...ooh. b ad. 1800 100 $ Ioyßrasjeans. ... L., 300 150 -4 syards linen twilling.. .......... 300 100 ‘¢ byard51inenc10th,.............. 100 30 ¢ linen table-c10th5................ 100 50 “ 10 yards fulled 1in5ey............ 100 50 £ 'pal’f bisukets .....0.0000000 ~ 200 100 ¢ 10yarderag carpet.............. 300" 180 A B veiia ienniitiigunisiaiisiisis B 0 98 i door nmtt ﬁ g & ’(l]n Do i estubl ilsdy saanissies 900 100 * Jogeabin qui1t,.............00u.. 200 100 AS COVERIBY oo vl sbiisviiiivivi i 800 100 LA 511kg:i1t.,.......................300 100 % crochet c0unterpane............. 200 100 * " knotted c0unterpane............ 100 50 ‘** embroidered connterpane....... 100 50 b ROrPe Ny HOMS. 00, . s, L 10 50 " }m0p:)m't......'...,..‘...........a'100 * lOURREOOVOR, G ooiiaiiiiissii. 1.00 50 it pdrgmownlndsllys..-........'. }OO 50 b 5et0fhyp0cr1taa................. 100 50 ‘¢ e0tt0n5t0cking5............. 00 Tso % o eOttON BOCKE. .oii, i aniiiii B 0 95 s w001en5t0cking5................ % _gg‘ 344, WOOIeD BOCKE. ¢« ssui'saciiniain 53 W 3‘”{::*&&,::: ?g ggi “ oW BlOVEB......ccovcvuininas 0 i m’o:n ;.MW......T......__......‘.- g ; g? . % one hank of linen thread........ "'5O 25 sample stocking yatn,,.......... " 50 . 2§

5 CLASS No. 16, " . LADIES’ FANCY ARTICLES. . ngte?ecimen embr0idery............ 200 100 “o.allk embroidery. ... .- 2007100 ¢ fancy need1ew0rk.......... ..... 200 100 ‘“ pairottoman c0ver5..........,... 100 50 s osofe cONMONCL il 100 50 ‘ needlework collar and cufis...... 100 50 ¢ ghoe orsnpgermade by a lady... 100 50 o il:airm’wor eda11gger5.......... 50 25 s aby’sca:rln%e e s LUO 50 S WOTRLOA BORET. CC 10D 50 coworstod sidy- .- ..ol Ll sp 25 seocotton My Lo s T ) 25 S tating Myl il LSOO 50 st Crochet Wworkoc. oo o. . C 100 50 soSatsingieaMarY, L LT e 25 L )BT SR Ue G 50 - S worstedlamp mat. .............. 50 25 Sifenthorlampmat..... ..... . ... B 0 28 ““‘cotton fampmat....... ... .. ... B 0 25 Memesdle Rool S il 00 B 0 25 seplnomsidon sL L Tao 25 s watchH pockeb... ... . o r 50 25 Srallppabionse il lur L o 80 25 s rfootemtool. cal. 00l i . 100 50 S paperßolder.iic i doa oo 500 HD O IRNCY DONIL Ui sl 100 50 - fancy whatemob. oo ... ... 100 50 ¢ deatherwerße: o . (... .. 100 50 Sofencybaskel. ..l 0. 000100 50 Modaney brecket oo ooL oii 050 25 P g T I T SRR 1 25 otanevdrames.. .iil i 00 100 50 Mol IGmes. . ..ol .a 0 0 YOO 50

OLASS No. 17, e DRESS-MAKING AND TAILORJN G. Besl madoareas.ii . 00l 12000100 “ made infant’s dre55.............. 100 50 s madebovßmmitoai.: . . LOD 50 M emade gt It C T ST 0 50 Yo eRC APRON Lo o i B 0 W ‘¢ ladies’ suit underclothes......... 100 50 ¢ ladies’ might dre55............... 100 50 s ladiestsßiebillice (UL 100 50 st ladientgackars oo o 0011 00 50 4 COAL Cascsaeit e itan s ik s . 800 700 00 SpRERE RGeS A ]OO 50 S ayesli Il o e e i TD 50 SCasHING ol e LB s ssomeeketle ol i L B BN

' CLASS No. 18. MILLINERY. j Best specimen of millinery .......... ........ 500 and besteciosil et L B 0 CLASS No. 19. s FINE ARTS. b Best.oil painting p0rtrait..................... 500 2ndubestic L SpEiUe Bl B LRSS el g ) Best oil painting landscape-................. 300 Da s L R RO e SR R Besy orystgl painting............ ... 0.0 ... 100 Somosepletare. dot. .il L L 500 toorayon GERWRINE. 10 L 0 ee T e sipencilerpen deawing. . ..... ... .- . 100 ‘e cpenmanßMDLc oL Lot Ll Lo UG S sthomedleyiiliiite sL i L e ey ’ phqt.0graph5....................-‘..... 200 s 0 0 T e e R e T ¢t case of butterflies and bug 5.............. 50 ¢ artifeisl Howeps tos el 0 i g sSowax flowers oo o 0 T6O WA BOBL iton Lsl a 0 Aamax RNt RLG B 0 SEERRNOY CROBRCZL colen s L Ut e e ‘¢ hair work,—switches, carls, &c........ 100 ¢ shellflowersiiii. v o/ . a 0 on ‘o woestedrflowers too. o - U g g . 't foather flowers, 0. ... ... i o FIOD. HEDONARIOMBORIGE. - o i G g

~QCLASS No. 20. : FLOWERS. g Bert collection dah1ia5................ 350 25 : do NeReRaRN eL B 0 25 do Slplas. .. 05D 5 do DR s B 0 25 do gleone. ... ... . 050 25 Best variely, most tagtefully arranged. 100 50 Best collection of house plants... .... 500 300 CLASS No, 21. - : JUVENILE DEPARTMEN'T. ! Besucharmedrds (00, 0000 .0 5 080 25 Cooeharm VBN Gy Ll ol UL 00 95 fSoquiltpatelientes: wn 0o o 0 50 25 ¢ doll’s suit, by little gir1.......... 50 25 ¢4 fancy needle W0TK...(........... 50 25 2 embroldery il i ol 0 50 25 4 ispecimenckmittlng. ... ... ... 50 95 ¢* sample crochet w0rk......:..... . <5O 25 toosample SAtblng oo oo ial .il 50 25 40 sampleneniwiper.ci. Ll . iy 10 ¢ - CLASS No. 22, : MANUFACTURED ARTICLES. Best double harne55................... 500 300 *¢ wingle harness. .o ... ... .. ... 800 1200 i maddleand bridd1e...._:......... 300 {2OO. Sopairkip bootsl ovt 00l L 0 200 00 ¢ pairsewed hoots ... .......... 300200 #* pegged fineb00t5................ 200 100 “ gide upper 1eather................ 100 SoealfßlN s liaits DL 0 0D 4 lddozen Brooms oo o 00l bl 0D SLreDOKIATOYE L 200 S oparloretove: il Laul D 00900 ‘s di5p1ay0ftinware................ 100 ‘ display of cabinet w0rk.......... 500 15 wa5hingmachine...............,. 100 ¢ setartificial teeth.............i.. 100 ‘¢ gpecimen marble w0rk...... .... 800 ; “¢ two-horse wag0n..............-.. 500 ¢ spring covered carriage.......... 500 2 sCippringopenbugey. ... .. . .... 500 - Sospringtop Bapovio .Lo 0L 05000 . cider mill andpre55.............. 100 CLASS No. 24. ! SWEEPSTAKES. Best trotting horse, mare or gelding, best 3 - inddnHarmesgeot. -i oL L R E 9500 Second besb.sdl 00l oL Aol 005 00 Best pacing horse, mare or gelding, hest 3 Inoinharmesfalail 000 <ol 000 Secondhest Lo s o e e

Anexchangesays: “An economical lady in Oberlin, Ohio, recently engaged an old man—who has a wife and six children to support—to dig and fix her acre garden. The old man worked about a week, and on asking for his pay the ‘lady’ handed him a bundle which she said contained a valuable waterfall which he could: sell. He took the ‘fixin’ to a hair-dresser, and found to his chagrin that it was not worth a quarter, beingan old jute concern which had done long service. He declined to go back to the lady, as he said, ‘for she might poison him for the purpose of stealing his old boots.”

From the extreme lateness of the season, the Chicago 7'ribune anticipates that much less land will be planted in corn in Illinois and Jowa than usual; that the corn already in is in danger from frost, and that thereis every probability of there being a short crop, as those two States are the largest corngrowing States in the Union. .We believe that Ohio and Indiana willalso have much less area devoted to corn for the same reason. i

Toe dispensations of Providence, while always for the best, are very mysterious ‘and inscrutable to the human understanding. Thus, while Lincoln and Stanton, Seward, Chase, and Greeley have been removed from earth, Ben Butler, Cameron, Colfax, and Logan still abide with us in their usual health. There is in this diserimination a riddle, we fear, which cannever be solved.—Cincinnati Enquirer. =

A number of Massachusetts physicians of the “regular”school haye lately ventured to adopt homeopathi¢ prineiples and remedies in their practice. For this innovation they have been solemnly arraigned before the Massachusetts Medical Society, of which they were members, tried, ‘and declared guilty of conduct unbecoming honorable physicians. Their expulsion from the Society is recommended.

Tue Washington Star remarks that Chief-Justice Chase was the last of his line; that neither he nor his brothers left any male descendants, and that, therefore, his branch of the family name will become extinct. Webelieve the same may be said of his two illustrious predecessors, Judge Taney and Manrshall, and this makes of the matter a curious coincidence. :

‘Whitelaw Reid, at the last meeting of the Tribune stockholders, was unanimously elected editor and publisher of. that paper for the term of five years from the 10th of January last, under a contract duly signed, and a forfeit of $60,000 in case he should be in any way hindered from exercising absolute control over both the editorial conduet and business of the paper.

The. miners in the Pennsylvania coal region threaten to strike if the employers ingist upon the enforcement of recently given rules, claiming that the rules have been made only to force a strilke and thereby affect the price of coal, ! : :

The Postmaster General has decided that under the Execntive order postmasters whose salariesare $l,OOO and upward can not also hold the office of town commissioner, with or without pay. :

. GERIB R, S R S [8 THE PLACE to boy the. best and CHEAPrisT HBAVY & SIHELF Threshing Machines, Grain Drills Reapers, Horse-Rakes, h ‘e 1 Wagons, Buggies. |} 4 AGENT for the WORLD, EXCELSIOR. AND MARSH HARVESTER, HOOSIER DRILLS, - VIBRATORS THRESHERS, &e., &e, GE'l THE BEST! : i = e e———— AT ‘v:’ 4 1::—‘:«"'; TR 4‘ 7’ 3 (g\\a“ iy (gl iel I H — N “i’% D =l TSy - : = m?ﬁﬁ;mﬁlﬂ 2 /k‘/"’" TheFearless! bt FEARVI:ESQ Has the larges{tOven!i rrm; FEARLN; . With hot air drafe! B R Is the heaviest stove ! THE FEARLESS i FE: \hrns Oven is perfectly ventilated ! THI; FF;RLE“*S Has the largeet Resgervoir! THE FI;AYRI Eﬂls 1s the cleanest Stove! 1 . . wWwith and withoyt Béservoir! IS SOLD IN LIGONIER ONLY BY el 0y E..B.GERBER. |

WARRENS | IMPROVED HOREK! :B ) | L AN AT . \\Q\\"\ }\\.\ \:.‘Y\\.\- % { : R AR RN N, RN A 1\ = ! « S \ \\\\ N N ) ; "'3s2";\\:\,\“3-&\‘\ o One. of the greatest improvements of the age! Twelve reasons why Warren'’s Improved Hoe is Better.than the common Hoe: L. IT penetrates the groand much easier!! : 2. IT has three times the cutting surface]! : 3. IT is self-sharpening! { 4! IT is one-fourth lighter! e : 5. IT always scours! ‘ 6. IT is much stronger! 7. IT ismade of cast steel ! 8. IT has a trowel temper! ; v 9. IT is a perfect gem in the garden! 10. IT has no equal in the field! R 11. IT is the best teol for digging potatoes extant! 12. IT is a perfect success! ‘ ]ﬂXCLITSI‘\‘E» Agency for Ligonier: e ‘ : . ;v E.B, GERBER. LIGONIER PLOWS, . ‘VARRANTED to give satisfactien. ' Highest - price paid for Old Tron. Copper & Brass! Lgovs Lo, T, B, GERBER.

A g 5 f : y \; - 7 2 £ “.". 3 g ' &‘:\:ﬂ %7 “i’i”%, "ﬁ_‘)‘ s 2ﬁ% a% ;: A % ® Cb ; - Y. g % “‘ ) g Lt oaSatt siZE WG’ [ &= OF R Yéa‘\‘ s . PELLETS.NGD, RAR ~ ‘ 000% =WNNat% Or Tasteless-Coated,! Concentrated, Root and H{,;:rbal FJulicey X:i:tiBilious Granlcs, 'FEEL LI .LN GIANT» CATEIIARTEC, or JEe ity in Parvo Phjysic. " The novelty of modern Medieal, Chenivod gia Pharmaceutical Science. No use of #ny tuiler taking the large, repulsive and nmauscot- il composed of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredicnts when we can hy a careful application of chen e science, extract all the cathartic aud ofbior & ° einal properties from’the most valiuaile roots w herbs, and concentrate them into a winete o ule, scarcely larger than a mnsto .. seed, thatcan be readily rwalowed Lithas o the mostsensitive slomachs aiud fa=tidiou: iss Eachlittle Purgative gelictropre-ciie. it most concentrated fori, 82 mueh etk o peov as is embodied in any of the Jarce pills forne o sale in the dene shops, Frian their wonde: il o thartic power, in pronortion to thivir size. poci who have not tried them are apt (o sippore U they are harsh or drastic in effect. but =uch s Lo at all the case, the different active mediciial juiy ciples of which they are composed beiny o bar monized and modified,” one by the Gifiers, a~ 1 produce &’ Mmoxt sparehing wni thaor. ougi‘h, vet gentiy and hindiy opdra ug cathartic. Y $5OO Reward is jerchy offored bl the priétor of these Pellets; to & .y clwimist! vin upon analygis, will find in them aoyicalomel o other forms of mercury or acv othdes invers poison. i . 4 1 y Being entirely vné;e!n’ql:'-. L Bartren care ‘is required while uping thead oy 4 rate without difturbance o the consiithi v o Gl yroccupation, ForJiazsy i€ L 2rvini. b Constipation, I'mpura €720 ~ & in the Shoulders, 7wt kh'a moed ih ‘Chest, Dizziness, Suur £, üb’sivte of the Stomach, 7T fhavee i 3 mouth, Bilious ot et . ¥ n i region of idney s, it oz feve Bloated feeling aborr - lamiaat Rush of Blood to tica’, iziia Qo ored Urine, Tnsocis Hidty s Gloomy - FBorebodingr, iake % Pierce’s Ploasant §2 -5, viv ) i2oli. . In explangiion of the remedinl pow 6 i 11y 1y '%ati\'e Pellets oyen so fridxt & X o i 3 hf Giien.. wish tosavithat t2as ee 9vi{s s mpen il animal cconcuzy isu i, cw gDO ,glaud ortissue ¢se Pl i(e ki ive impress., Ao doos gy i‘:-j;miv thes their coating and lPeinr ¢ losed in glaYottles preserve their vidtucsuniosmiiped for an length of time, in auy clinute. fo that they ave al ways fresh aud reinble. which i ngt the cas with the pilla found in the dine stores. put up i chan wood or paste-board hoxes. Regolicet thu for all diseases wioers L:a._xmi\‘v,é Altera. tivelor Purgative is jadieated, ithexe little Pellets will give the most perfect satisfaction all who usc them. o] . They are sold by all eunterprising Druggists at 25 cents & bottle. o Do not alloew any drugrist to indfice you tc take anything elze that 1 e may say is just a good as my Pellets hecause be maljes a larges s::gﬂt on that which he recommends. 1f youw goist cannot supply them, encloke 25 cen's and receive them by refurn wail from e S BV, PIERCE, M. D ,l}"rop’r, . : - BUFFALO, N. Y

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TITIL its gloosny atiendunts, low : apivits, depression; involuntary emissions, loss of sewien, |spermas= terviaed, loss of power, dizzy head, io:8 of anemory, npd threatémed ime. potence, and jmbesility, find a sovere elgn ‘cute in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHROC SPF (1120, No, TWENTYLEIGHT, THIS So\ LELIGN REMEDY tones up the gysiem, arests ‘the discliarges, and jme. pasts vigor sud egorgy, life and’ vitality to the Cenare quan., Whey haye enved thousands of cases, 'yice, §5 per pnckugin of tive boxes and nlarge‘ﬁ viady, wiioh g vay impor uat in obstinate or 6, - cures, ok §loper sticle box. Soid by ALL Drugists, el Sent by 100 i éfﬁrice. Address WUMPHREYS bie 040 HOMEOPATHIC CHOINT 00, B 2 FROADWAY, NL Y. 3

| 7T sell our new book, now ready ITHE Rebel GENERALS LOYAL BRIDE. A trire pieture of scenesin the late civil war. Send !tumg_ for circular, w.J. HObL}aNB & CO., | _Springfiield, Mass., or Chicago, 111,

CANCER 1 OL“RED withaqut the aid of the knife, poisonous secharotlcs, and caustics, bg a simple and sci« entific system of medication. By removing the tnmor only, the keat of the disease i¥ not reached andds sure to break ont again with increased vio lence. I cleanse the blood from ALL ¢ancerous matter, b{ a local application, kill and remove the Tumor. Itisthe only treatment that will cure cuage;-é I alsorr.;eué Sctgﬁﬁ}:.ﬁn% other diseases. - sidence near Grand R 8 Depot. : : S HPHIRH B, SILSPY 7-52v1 Kendallville, Noble Co., Tndiana,

} WISHART'S PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL E _ ’ NATURES’GREAT REMEDY : ~ FOR THE o k Throatand Lungs. é : (l S ) q It is gratifying 10 us to inform the public that Dr. L. Q. C. Wishart’s Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an enviable ‘reputation from the Atlantic to the Pacific cc;ai!t. and from thence to some of the first families of Ex{rop‘e, not through the press alone, but"'lSy pef-w sons throughout the States actﬁally benefited and cnred at hisoffice. While'he publishes less, so say our reporters, he is unable to supply the demand. Itf gainsimd holds its repntation——v . - First. Not by stopiﬁmgzcong‘h, ‘but py loosening and assisting nature to throw off the uﬂnheauhy ~mat,ter- ‘collected about the throat and iH'l’)llChiﬂj] ‘tnhes; which wuse irritation. ' ‘ ‘. Second. Itrempv,es the cause df irrimtlon (which produces cough) of thcvmncnmie membrane and bronchia) tubes, assisjts‘ the lungs to act and throw off the unhealthy secretions, gnd purfiies the blood. Third. It is free from squils. lobelia, ipecac and opinm, of which .most throat and lnng remedies are composed, which allgy cm;’gﬁ ou'ly; and disorganize the stomach, It has a soothin.g effect gn the stom&ch‘, acts on the liver and kidneys, and .lymphﬁtic ani nervous regions, thus reaching to every part of the system, and in its invigom}ting and buril‘ying cﬂ‘et;tsit;has gained a reputation which it must ‘hold‘ ahove all others in the market.

: NOTICE. : .»u = 'i‘. T‘! {‘ .l.‘l. The Pine'Tree Tar (ordial, l Great American Dyspepsia Pills . Lo aNp : Being under my immediate direction, they shul) not lose their curative qd‘a]itie,s by the nse ofcheap , and impare articles, HENRY R. WISH A nT, ‘ PROPRIETOR. A P AN R . FREE OF CHARGE. Dr. L. 'Q. C. Wishart's Qffice Parlors are open on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, from 9 A to 5 p. il, for consiltation by Dr. Wm. T, Magee. With him are associated tywo consulting physicians 'Aofacknowledgéd ability. This opportunity is not. offered by any other institution in the city. - All leptgrs must be addressed to s . g m . LOC WISHARS M D, No. 232 NORTH SECOND ST, ' PHILADELPHIA. ~ November 20, *72.-6m-30 ‘ “"A_bqolu{ely the Best Protection Ag;uh:;t Gt Fire.’’ o OVER 1204 ':(CTUA:L FIBRES PUT OUT WITH IT .- 1 MORE THAN -$10.000,000.00 ~ WORTH OF PROPERTY SAVED FROM THE FLAMES. : - Sk F S r 8 B ABCO CK N R _ N\, Pl n . EGRNETA G e y ki 5““&’ 'i“f;:;\, _\“;:.\;s A S tiauy : G i e s FARAT AL | , BF . gz; [Ep } GUISHE IRE EXTINGUISHE 5 ALBO, THE] : Babeock Seif- Acting Fire Engiu dlcoc GUIQ K 176 KQING, FOR CITY, TOWN AND VILLAGE USF. & . : ) ARy e K g_”7‘/’\o NA 09 e/a. 2 > 00, LR A e pel 1 ¥ Eea G, 7 : : \ '.’!.“'{‘s:ll N \x:f%é:i(_:ibii ' 7-\’?{ : e e U e TR e e : L NES e \‘\’_‘ruk‘j_‘: ) _“:‘:;‘L‘ AN AT ST {Q\\ 2N\ B NN e I BN, o lpe S e G A AT ééﬁ NS == e R \’aw_k - ' Free Deparrvexts in the principal cities of the Union use them daily.. They are Safe and Sinple, and.-a powerful protection, o , . Tae GoversmeNt has adopted it. Forty-six Rarmroans use them. InsuraxoE Co.’s reduce ‘rates where it is introduced. B It is more effective than the'Steam Fire Engine, becanse it is instantaneounsly ready and throws a powerful stream of carbonic acid gas and water for any length of ,%ime. | . : It is the Best and Cheapest Fire Eagine in the world, and comes within the financial abilities of every place. . e If does not require an ez;pensive system of water works. and is.never out of repair. ‘Send for ‘‘their record.” . F. W. FARWELL, Sec’y, 41y - . %8 Market St., CrioaGo.

REMOVAL! Having moveu into my New Brick, onthe &orner of Cavin and Becond Streets, opposite my former place of business, I will be pleased to have my friendscalland see my stock of FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS! alsothe great : ; Al 3 : : o 'ooql'i\‘-sl i A v éj‘%%’%”o‘ %‘f‘é s R e YEOMAN’S and JONES' ; > ,—'f-“’. e y Z ’ \ = | o ""’f o ’_v";fi.’ G A - L RS G b o . Sp‘ring Bed Bottoms which only need to be used to be liked. Pokis : Lo tively NO HUMBUG. COFFINS - Ofallsizes constantly kept on hand, and trim: med to order. Fuunerals attended with Hearse when desired. Bell pu!linside the door. : 'W. A. BROWN, Ligonier, Aug. 2, 1871061 .w._..—_—m-——--——._‘—-sb;.—.——}—__-.—__._.;__..__.__. A Great Offer ! 577 " VIR LIRS | % ¢ 481 Broadway, N. Y. will dl?pose of New Planos, Eﬁelodeons and Organs, of six first-class makers, including Waters , at very low frlnu for cash, or gxt cazh, and balance in sma. lllg’byﬁyll installhents. New, 7-oc-tave first-class Pianos, m%m improvements, for ggsmh. No;:imdy;;: msem ;’a;l%l"m Organ ' 85 beauti Btyle and perfect e.ever mdg.w %ﬂ’:mtrntg ;:ci‘;;alogna&wmmad.; Sheet Music and Music orchandire. = - Feb, Qn-gm

HARDWARE EMPORIUM! | ’ Desire to call attentionjto their splendid assortment of 7.0 :At Shelf & Heavy Hardware, L Wagon and Building Material, B T T T R i S T e KB R . 3 [ BRI IV M B T 13)- o\ah% 3} i P[ YR i ?I::\‘3‘23l74""7A""‘ii'»:ﬁ s : R L Vit T L AN PN . ;:\—.Ef\ﬂ HSs vb\\*[L%i‘f AT Sey ! C RET N e W S e—g XS WA ORL VN4 AN The COQUILLARD WAGON, * Buggies, Carriages, Plows, Horse-rakes, Drills, Cradles, “’ooﬂ.én“’ure, 'l‘i:l'ﬂ":lre; BDoors, ‘Sash,’,Ca_l"pen(eP"s' 'l\‘»old, ' ALL KINOSOX' STOVES. 4 3 9. ) ' : £ 2 : : g - Agents for Fairbanks™ Scales, which we sell at Factory Prices. I"ersoal& x.lcsi:"ing to purchase anythiag iu the‘llurdzv‘nre Lil}e_ are earnestly re‘.’lué;ﬂted tof—c,a'ﬂ' and examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. e e Ligonier, Ind , July 10, 1872.—1 v - : J. WEIR & CO.

ENGEL AND COMPANY'S . ADVERTISEMENT; . . CHEAP FOR CASH! W é__ajre closing out, C}.xebz»';ip, ;;E;s}i, our enﬁre StOOL of Fall ' . and Winter Goods. A

Overcoats, . Dress Suits, Boys’ Suits, Cloths, Beavers,

. AND ALLOTHER. = - oot sof oGt = GOOIS for MEN’S and BOYS WEAR. : : ‘ l)m‘ing’nu-:(“]nxiug Out Sale we wm' : : Ir N A UW AR @DS @R B i R ORDBR g ~ AllStylesof Fashionable ==~ CEOTEING Ata Reduction From the Usual Prices! To those in need of Clothing and other Goods for Men's and Boy's - Wear, this is an Opportunity seldom offered; -= . . CALIL, AND SEE. .-« = RS RS e, ENGEL &0 A ug.25,1872; b ; : KE ND ALLVILLE.

(EREEE e e Ryt i feleiti ©S g A R e dio oe G ee Y e Vg |é S LT, SR R Eﬁ? " 2T L e RR, B B - LT AT o 1% St ” vhansdadaion vKg ey % 5t 7AL R i S N v{‘"( sio o SR T O Rah R & \% @u’ o/ el ee L B U R ot f fivs NG Sl B E v",a{ et ‘// AL NS T i b ol 92 0 el UL Te R ; i\;nﬁ_z N (Y RTFIRG 8 . ‘}K /,_f s {?‘(H \ ‘&-,._;,{1/(56 Beree— G e e Rl T NGRS W v;./:?,;""’.—:"‘-v"‘/"{ff:"“-_f—;}i/ % \ ;I‘;;:7*}.7]s 77N == s === [ \ T se=l O\ —F /. 7 SN\ e ( \Eaa PR g_) 177 fﬁé&:j:; ] B N T W Ll [ e & ‘:‘f:fzg——'*"é..%&ﬁiﬁ* _='_'" Yo 2L R G 8 6\o ; -quullli'znﬁﬁmmﬂ?}w %vtj _%;i 2% AT A U A}qb UJ . TONCH-REG LAQB' . e 2= i, 5 7 No Family should &¢ without a bottle of WHITTLESEY in the liouse. I Bt.—lt will relieve the worst case of Bilious' Cholic or Cholera Morbus in 135 minutes. 2d.—lt will cure the most obstinate case of Dyfpepsla and Indigestion in a few weeks, s \ 3d.—Tlt is the best®remedy in the world for Sick Headache, asthousands can testify, if taken when the first symptoms appear. 4th.—lt is the best diuretic ever put before the public; curing those distressing com‘;)lninm, Dlabetes and Gravel and other Urinary difflculties. - Bth.—lt is a most_excellent Emmena-= zague, and to the Young Clrks. middle szed Women, and at the Turn of Life, tlis remedy is of incalculable *value, Gth.—lt will remove wind from the bowels, and hence a few drops in some sweetened water given to a babe is better than a dozen cordials to Relieve and make it Sleéps Containiz no anodyne. 5 7th.—ltis asure relief for adults and children afficcied with Worms.and Pin Worms. dt will bring away the {vorns. : ! Bth —lt wiil cure ‘the Plies and Hemor= rhodial difficulties, fth.—ltwill cure Conet} pation and keep thabowels regular. Tt will nlso cure the worst case ofZummerCompiaint-nd Byse ntery. 10th.—It will curs L our Ctem ach, Stimulate the Liver o bealthy action, Taligve Ha nrael g n atd cct o a general it{e__zul:t'ar,-'-‘,.- faiasy @ Vel PG g vih.-fneorand Wiater «v vW g e ton HELRT rd you B anite a s e 0D R ;

A sure and permanent cure for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Biliousness, Fever and Ague, Sick Headache, Jaundice, Piles, Loss of Appetite, Imperfect Digestion, and all diseases arising from a disordered state of the Liver and Blood. It acts directly on the Liver, increasing the flow of bile into the stomach and bowels, and by its cathartic propCATHARTIGC -erties purges the system of a.]l'i diseased matter. As a family medicine, it has no equal. 1 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. : Price $l.OO per Bottle. ‘ e .. . PREPARED BY , 5 - W. B. HURD & CO., ' NABHUA, N.H, - s A BenEs ks Lo A Bulee

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IS PREPARED . TO FILL ORDERS o Promptly and Satisfactorily! For all Classes of Lett;er; Prpss Priutlng. such as Gnﬁls;;lﬂﬂHeads, ‘Lettér-l_le:a.d‘s’. Cirens lars, Dodgers, Pam phiets, Bank Checks, Dray : 'l‘lclfet-. Bills of El.ading‘g kc gyht lowest market wrices. Aa The Banner, | LIGONTER, I¥D,

s i 'a “HY v iy o g sy o il - z '/ Q '.l ;*7 [ r.‘, . eV AL . e 5 el i& HE “b" (‘) AT L K )RS >- : .';”/-k?\‘.. “V N(“ ‘/' Lae 7 CHNERND S LTV lABNNG )\ /Sy g AR VR AN "’?‘;’P - & E =TN 4 $ 4 5’ i 417 L "AT el SPAY ) 2 S egl - ATAANE es T 'TTth CUNfimemar BBtiers oo ot oAI s . Briok, Jaavie ol ahor ] tooN Ty FrEae 0 Soliits amd Baime ' ol dborie ket Sl swiekdnied o 3 G 2 1 FETE STORICRT S Appetize |} i s Sk LHAt oA the- aippler . tos iy e .l Tain’ bt areéa true Medieine, e tag. o nafive roots and Nert=' of California, fred 2o o all Aleoholic Stimulenis); They are e €. o 4 Blood Purifier and a Liferiving Prineinic 4 Perfect Renovetor and Bvigorsror of thie »i . tem, carrying off ajl peisuinous matter we restorig the bloodt 1o disslthy condi o, « - riching ir,'refreshing end- fnvicorating b o anind and body. ; Thew i o cusy ol 2dininists -7 t.iun,,,pr%mpt»-in their #¢ ion, acxipin in the results, vafe and reiiahic 1 <0 torios of dises ‘‘No Person can take tiresec Bifteraa - . cording to dircetions, and roiin lOnooy we., provided their . BOneg i ‘Lwt fGokiruspad bl anineral poison or ofiicr ycins, wnd Vi organs wasted beyondl the point ol - I Dyspepsia or Indigestlon, i . aeta ‘Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightite: 2¢, .. -Chest, Dizzincss, Sour Eructations of the Stoq. - aciyßad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Px. - pitation of the Heart, Infaimmation of the Luny-. Paininthe regions of the Kidueys.and ahuidie other painful symptoms, 16 the ofsprites of Dyspepsia. Inthese complsints B hafne conal, and one-hottle will prove & hetier guersiice . It 3 merits than a lengthy advertiseiens, . . For Female (‘Jomvlulnu, myoungoro!s, married or single, at the dawn of womaihood or the turn of life, these Tonie Pittere aizpt L 1y decided an influence that a warked iwprov.ment i 8 soon perceptible. For ‘lnflammatory and Chroniec Rheumnatism and Gouf, Dyspepsia or Inai‘gestion, Bilious,” Remittent and luterinittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver,Kidneys and | Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful. Such Diseases are cansed by Vitiateaßlood, which - is generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. . © They are n Gentle Pur;%auvc as well ‘aB a 'T'onic, possessing also the pecnliay meris of acting as a powerful agent in relieving Cors gestion or Inflammation of the Livier and Vis. ceral Organs and in Bilious Discases. . - ¥ForSkin Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter, SaltRheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boiis, Carbuncleg, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Ey¢s ‘Erysipelas, Itch, Seurf, Discelorations of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of thé Skih, of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in 4 short time hy ‘the use of these Bitters, One bottlein such cascr will eonvince the most incredulous of their cur-ative-effects, - Cleanse the Vitiated Bleod whenever you find ifs.impuoritics bursting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores ; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the ‘veins j cleanse it when it is foil § your feelingz | _will tell you when. Kdep the blood pure, and - the health of-the system will follow, : § - Grateful Thousands proclaini VINEGAR “BIrTERS thg most wonderful Invigorant that ‘ever sustained the sinking system. - . Pin, Tape, and oihexr Worms, lurking in the system of so many thousands, areelicotually destroyedand removed. Says ae distinguished pliysiologist @ There is scarcely an indvidual pn the face of the carth awhose body is Cxempt fromithe presence of wormus: 15 i 8 nof wg.--on the healthy clements of thebody thatwonns exist, but upon the digcased humore und ‘siiniv. ‘deposits that breed these living rionsters f disease, No system of rncdicine, no virmimers, no ‘anthelminitics, will free the svsten rong worms dike these Bittera., 3 Meéchanical Disearses.—7ersons engrazed i Paints and‘Minerals, Fuch 68 PRimibers, 92 pr_Betters,” Gold-beaters, _end Kiners, sa ihiey s vance in life, are -Subject to pardissis of 4(,1 ‘Bowels. . To guard-against thiz. tuke a do 4},,!.,{ WALKER’S VINEGAR BITTERS twice 4 wdeky | . Bilious, Remittent, and Intfernite tent Fevers, which are 80 prevalent ia tha valleys dbour great rivers througzout ihe Unitdd . States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ghir | Missouri, Ilineisy Tennessee, Cumberlanyl; Arkansas; Red, Co‘lor:mn, Brazos, Rio Granide, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannal, Rounci . James, and many others, with their vast trij. - taries,. threughout our entire country dutrhi. ‘the Summer and Autumn. and rewargably sa during seasons of unusual heat and driness, a: s invariably accompanied by extensive dorcagenments of the stomach and liver,” anil other a - dominal visegra. In their treatmoent. o puvy. - tive, exerting a powerful influence upon foose various organs, is-essentially negessarv. = ‘Thei is no cathartic for the purpose t-{ﬁ;;,: to, Dlt ). WALEER'S © VINEGAR BITTERS{ 48 they wiil ‘speedily remove the dark-colored viseid mattye with which the bowels are loaded, «f the sante time stimmating the secretions 6.the liver, and generaily restoring the healiby functions ol inge digestive organs. ~Scrofula, or King's Evil. White Swell. ingg, -Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflamristions, Mercurial "Affectipns, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc,, efe. In these -as in all other constitutional Diseases, WALKZR'S VINEGAR BITTERS have shown their great cuptive powers.in the most obstinate and intractahle cﬂ%ﬁ. 3 . o Dr. 'Walker’s California Vinegar B;ttet‘?‘ac_t on all these' cases in a Muisr manner: By purifying the Blood they renmioyve the cause, and by resolving away the eifects «.t the inflammation (the tubercular deposits) the affected parts receive health, and pmuuuem7 cure is effected. : The properties of DR. WALKER'S VINEGAR ‘BITTERS are Aperient, Diaphorctic. Carni - ative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative,:- Counter-Irritant,. Sadorific, Alterative, and Anti-Bilious, = - _ i - The Aperient and mild Laxative properfies' of DR. WALKER'S VINEGAR BITTERS are the best safe-guard in cases of eruprionus and , Analignant fevers, their balsamie, hekling, and * soothing properties protect the humors of th. - fauces. . Their Sedative properties allay pain it _the nervous system, stomach, and bowels; eiiher irom inflammation, wind, colic, cramps, ‘étc. - Fortify the body against disease hy Qnrjr.s'ing all its fluids with VINEGAR BITTER=. No epidemic can take hold of & systen: thus lore-armed. : ke g Z - Directions.—Take of the Bitters on going ‘to bed at night from a half 10 one and one-haif wine-glassfull. Eat good nouristing food, such as beef-steak, mutton chop, venison, roast beei, and vegetables, and ‘take out-door exercise. They "are composed of purely vegetable ingr.-" dients, and contain no-spirit. . t o Re He MecDONALD &ICO.. ; D,rﬂdggxsts #nd Gen. Agts., San Frauci- . Cal, ! & cor. of Washington and Charitou Si-.. N, . SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & 1 "ALpb-

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