Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 26, Paoli, Orange County, 13 March 1878 — Page 4

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Uaited State Stcattr, and United btau-a li.trict J' fo t! Iirtri?t rf STarti Carolina

curf d by the rao5t cf Asiati prclooe od The coronation of Icfe Leo XII I. took ;4oe at Rome, ll&rcbS, ia U29 SUtine Ctar!,' mithont otter accident Ihaii tLa breakicg of a tew m-kdow Ly an eager and curiou crowd. TLe Biro I ditritition of b3eitng foilcrred as the Pontic was, earned lt:.-;k to hia spartincjit'. By rrcl&rn&lioa ' Bpaninli aatLoriiies

la Cal- All BJaTfi who hare warred ia tlie ranks tJ tl.fi Laisrgests ia any capacity ara to L-e giTta their freiom npoa aptilyicg to the ropT aatboritife. Asiothr-e proclamation ai ixmncei that Cnta will Li-rcaf Ur hara a rtpret utaikm in the SpaDinh Cortes on ejusl lermn with Torto Rico, according to Use ip'ilaticn of Ui0 aland " " ''" " TLe Epinn In-'j't-tita dfeatd tlie lursa at (!.Uf ftar a f our Loars' t.gtt, killing fcigbty and wonnding 151. Another fight took place at C&rolirapi, with a aiinilar result, the Turk leaving wjwnty dead on tLe fild. The relations Tetweea the governments of the powers recently at war may be imagined I y retuiing the following dispatch from the Sultan to the Czat: Cowhtahtikople, March S, 1678. On tbt ce&aiea of tlie aDnivrary of your MaJfwty's ta (he th roup, I offer jroa my congrn;UJion, ittith Acvir cf rne wing oar frl2nily ri-lstiocx. The Czir, iu reply, telegraphed as follows:

X tbaok your Majity for juir oonsri.tultioc,

wbtcb I rewlvM imals&o47 wlta tto.newsot

V,. a'gra'ara cf pfao. I perceive In thfs cotnet

d rice a prflfsg' of gool and limtissg relations e-

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Tonnu of the preliaiinary treaty of peace

have been promulgated, tad are as follows

The treaty tears the title "Preliminaries of

IVx.ce," and contain twenty-nine articles, Tlie opening arti;l.M reUto to Montenegro, Serria

and Balgaria. The intlemnity is fixed at 1,410,

000,000 mbles, bat 1,100,000,000 is covered by territorial ceiiona. Nothing is fixed ooDceroiog tho Icrmii and period of payment of the

310,000,000. N gntranteos are Ktipnlated,

tfjr i there luxation of Egyptian or Bulgarian

tributes, nor of tlie Turkish fleet. The treaty

simply fetatea that Russia and Turkey Khali

agree tnbrcqnently upon the payment.

i ros Tir.ihLL j...;:ar:an. teervia in-

chdea Bienitza, Novi-Eaar,, , and Yranja, llcntcuepro includes AntivarL Spnz,

rodgoiitza, and Nicudca. All the Bulgarian fortreea are to be razed and the Turkish

troop witcraipm. A military road will be

OKtabliiieA for the Ottcinaa posts and the telegraph, tnd the paKsage cf troopa, whieli, Low-

cvit, must not make any considerable halt TxhUe patwing through the country. MussulEiar.B may return to Bulgaria. Any property cf ilur,: u'.n-.aiirt, who have not returned, which they leave wndiiipiieed, will be sold after two years for the bencf.1 cf a widow and orphans' fund. ' TLq arrears of taxes in Rosnia and Herzegovina are to retc!t5f-0E.' The reveane,Tintil 18S0, ia to te applied to the indenaoiiy for sufferer by the iiirarrection and to provide for local need, Anntriaa and Russian Cornrniasioners will arbitrate in all difputed claima. The navigation of the straits ia declared free for merchant vt'-vel daring peace or war. Pix diTincad of RuHt-ian iafaiilry and two f

cavalry ' will occupy Bulgaria natil the formation of the Biilgari&n militia, the strength of m hich shad be fixtvl lat r by Russia and Turkey. The Radian army of cccnption will preserve its ootciiuuiadkoi both through lloatnooia and the B!ack fa. The expmses of the Bnssian oocnpatiou are to be borne by Eu'garia. Rouiu&iia ia authorized to make her demand for indemnity direct to the Porte and male a direct treaty. It iaJrninity ia stipulated for Bcrria or Slo&tor.ecro. Radian, llirkisn, and Bnlgaiiaa CVmtiikner will determine the

Bu'garian tribute Tlie reform programme of tho CVinttAiitinopIc Conference will be applied to lVnia and Ilerz govina. An organization ia:iilar to that granted to Crete in 1S03 is Supclated for Thesaaly and Epiru. No mention is made of Greece or Crete. Batonni, Artiihan, Rar;, and Bavazld are ceded to r.rwisi. Errt-ttta and Tretizosd axe not Kicntioned, except that the Itadaiact r.i&j embark at Tr. l.izond on their return home. Asiatic Turkey id to be evacuated ia six mouths. The evacttitioa of European Tcrkey is to begin inimcdLiu'iy, acd I oompleted within three tuotUiH. Use European Danube Ccrjjuiifsion retair.s' ita former rights. The IVrio i;a.h rt.kes the rent e of re-establibh-icg navigation on the Daaale and indemnifying private tie aiuottnta of which &re to be didaeed lythe Dannl-e Coniaa.-on from the tciaa it owe the PcrJe. Russia receive IKitmJsicLa, to cscLaage it for Bessarabia. The qae-'ioa cf the Tarko-rerwan frontier shall be spedi.ly at-ttled. 1h treaty is to be rai?fsl witl-ia fift-a dya, V"t it provi-icr.a tt"r.j- cl'aUry i".--td.itvly. Jthi:5j i sid ationt rat;-ca'ion by tlie eon g re, nor alout tl e cpj.tiiii t.toi-', v t cf aEi!-o-TnAidi X fxK'K - 1 cal '.5h ji!-t te a l--ld tttween 4.r t.. i .1 "r. .., 0 Ci C. r 7 rirT.Ml 1 , .. la J.kt(6I tl - J Cm- 1 j k.' t . t.rs to I art vi, .-ti x I ; . ii I'J..i; a. It r.ow hks as if the cufi.rttce cf the f T- tf ' l(""ct r,ru, Sorm v ;m the at w

avsriiAZ. The proposiiiva to erect In Waahicgton a tiaildk? ftdtabltf for a riatiorsal mascara meets with fa-ror in the Jlonm CoH?rittee on Iullio Caildicgs, which has agreed to recommend an appropriation cf $2!,SC0 for the purpose, the tmildhig to be in plan and character similar to that erected at the Philadelphia Exhibition. The House Committee oa Pact! 5 Railroad 9 has deciiJoi to report Ilia .Texaa .P&ciSo Sabsidy bill and recommend its passage. The trial cf the suit of the Lee heirs fo tho recovery cf the Arlington egtate has been commenced in Washington. The property was sold for the direct tax, and bid in by the Oovcrtanetit. ' Xf the tax ale ia held invalid, the estate, now aped aa a national ct met cry, viil

donbtleoa l-e repurchased from the ht-irs and

retained.

Br. L:i.i3ernian, tne Director of the Mats,

has made all arrangements for running the

coin nulla to thtir full capacity on the new

silver dollar, in oanection with which geld

only will for some time be coined. It is thought by the middle of April the coinage of the silver

dollar will be at the rate of i3,500,0O0 per

month. The supply cf fractional silver coins

at tlie mint and different treasury cfiicoa ia saf

ficient to meet any demand hkely to ariae for

several mouths to come. ,

A furious tornado swept through Casey

oounty, Ky., the ether day, inflicting severe

loss of bfe and property along its track.

The damage to crops and live stock by the

overflow of the Sacramento river, in California,

ia estimated at abontfl.COO.GOO,

-A great portion of the village of Hot

Springs, Ark., the popular resort of tourists

and invalids, has bot-u destroyed by fire. About 250 buildings were destroyed, and the loss foots

up $250,000.

A national convention of the. butter and

egg dealers was held last week in Chicago.

llardi Gras was celebrated March 5 at New

Orleans, Memphis and other Southern cities

with great pomp. The Grand Lodge of Freemasons of EDgland has r fused to recognize as a Mason any person initiated in a lodge where the belief in God is denied or ignored. ," ; , , V' A trestle platform used in building the

new iron bridge over the Potomao at Ro well's bend gave way recently, precipitating thirteen men at work iato the river, a distance of fifty feet. Three men were killed outright, and the remainder seriously injured. The propeller Hope was run down and suuk by the steamboat. Texas, a few days since. Taul St. Pierre, his wife aud two children were drowned, being ia the cabin of the propeller. ;. ; . t , - , : Tlie Anchor Line steamer City of Chester was totally destroyed by fire at ilemphis the other night. By the casualty two of the crew lost their lives. The boat was valued at 140,000.

Every business house in Bpartansburg, Pa., was destroyed by fire a few nights since, involving a loss of 4 50,000. Insure! for half that amount. Gov. Nicholla has reoonvened the Legislature in special session for fifteen days, for consideration of tho revenue and appropriation bills. ' - ' - -

t.-Kr.r't.aary aa ! V..- I r It ? . ' ' ' " f-fc-iy; J bu r.-ltr, cf -a, r r 1 at Tp- i ; art V.' C. C . , ! " taciy, ilinistT r.--IEtt Betrlam.

ilTiu The llj'.e xac-ijrred ia te t '

ai . u i ia4 V tie 111 r'"':"! I ' T" '

S.-r an 4 ju, ora f J li t-.c.r -2,r,

Joyce, tf .Veranont, wanted a came taart3 exclau-

t g froia It lr'tta aay ci e wto tad jv- ; ' J la t'. n a. TLe t.U wa 1 vi by 11T torirv TL f ;:tb;.-.7 Lll.ai&crt ' I:

ry ilr. 1 17, for tt exebaegs of a.Ivr co of

the United Siata Tor XTnited Nate note ; t y 1 Cee.-

llr. War!, . reducing its namber of ct ' Tns

offl-r, aad regolaSiBg Vmit coca pen ion ; ty

Taooe, autfcoriiOng Circuit and Distrl Ja"

Coe and impriaos at discretion ia cee cf c -jtia-

rion of illicit distillation, tn lieu of puai-hia"i.t now reqa:ixsd ; by Sir. gayler, proviaiug for the claaaification af mail matter and flxicg poBta'p rate ; by

Mr. Tol'ard, appropriating f 169,0t0 for deflciencwa

in tbe Interior rJepariEicnt for tae fiscal year ending Jaae &5, 187S ; by air. Iiner (by request), to re

peal tl.e luw iiupouing a tax on medicines or medical pr paraiiors ; by Mr, Stoce, for a watr-roa:e to fa

cilitate transportation between Lakea Michigan and

Erie; by llr. Giloa, prTiding ts a cotaalasioa

to a r --!" ,s-i tlie constrnction of work to im

prove tlie navigation cf the Miitfisaipci river; by

Mr. Williams, of Michigan, to establish a board

of fiiti ccaimisioiier, to regulate and protect fii-h-

eriea oa ta laka ; by Mr. Potter, to regulate unmigration ; Io, to aatlioriie bondholder and otlier

creditor of railroad corporations to elect receivers in euit in eqnity pendicg in the United States court. . . .Mr. Bright offered a resolution directing

tii iiecretary of the Treasury to inform the Housa

whetber he ha authorized the nale of any bnda for

outstanding k-gaWonder cotB at par, adding- the

cum nt Sew York premium oa gold and the cotamii!!on for selling, or whether ho has autborrssd

the sale of euch bonds for legal-tender notes on any othr terms than above stated ; and, if so, the num

ber and amonat of the proceeds of each bonds, and

who were employed an agents to dispose of them.

Adopted. TcEsnaT, March 5. Senate. Mr. Thurraan

introduced a bill ta prohibit member of Cocgreaa

from becoming sureties on certain bondn. Referred Mr. Spencer, from the Committee on Military Affairs, reported adversely on the Senate bill extending the time for presenting claima for collecting, drilling, or organizing volunteers for the war of the rebellion, and it waa inde&Ditely postponed.:.. ".".Mr. " Beck delivered a long argument In support "of 'hia resolution directing the Secretary of the Treasury not to purchase any bonds for the sinking-fund during the next fiscal year. He maintained that by

an erroneous method of bookkeeping aa c'ioesa of

$37,0O0.00- has been carried to the credit of the fund.

He blamed Senators Mo-rtil and Dawes for this, and insisted that, in the present deprt esed condition of

the industries, no more money should be appropri

ated for this purpose. The resolution was referred

to the Finance Committee. Mr, Morrill spoke in re

ply to Mr. Beck, after which the Senate adjourned

Housa. Mr. Marsh offered a resolution" directing

the Judiciary Committee to take steps looking to

the collection of the $29,000,000 indebtedness due to

the United States frcra the Central and Union Pa-

citic Kailroad Companies. ...The Fortification bill,

appropriating $275,000, wis passed Judge Kelley delivered a two hours' speech on finance. It

waa designed oa a reply to Gen. Qar-

fltld's November speech 011 silver. Judge

Kelley 8 review of Garfl-ld'a speech waa

caustic. lie amid it waa devoid of logic, and was

a mere rhaiwody, and waa welcomed by the bullion

ist press as an answer to the Bilver argument, and

was distributed through the office of the Comp

troller of the Currency, and thus possessed a serui

official character... Mr. Kiddle, from the Commit

tee on Territories, reported . back adversely the bill

to establLsh the Territory of Pembina. laid on the

table. . . .The House, in committee cf the whole, dis

cussed the bills authorizing the Secretary of the

Treasury to employ temporary clerks, and making an appropriation for the same ; making appropriations for detecting treepass on public lands, and for

bringing into the market public lands in certain

States. '

Wednesday, March 6. Senate. The Senate

bill to authorise the "Worthington and Sioux Falls Railroad Company to extend ita read into the Territory of Dakota to the village cf Sioux Falls waa

taken tip, discueeed and passed .... Mr. Chaffee, from the Coaunitteo on Public Lands, reported a

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ed to i - v a eu:A i.-. t ex1 f C P".3 iC'.h Cf tl-3 !nrniiitI;M of ZZZ, ZZJ du3 of each cf said t ". lo ii c .a L.ty yttr ir i. e, ai d bc.:. la-

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ttrc.t, ri"1 1 '. s rji-aanjilf, at

j-r cci.t ri pr t j: ,, tjl .11 tools ihall be exempt frora taxation in like- maaaer as those ia place cf which they axe to be issued. ' . ' Sec.' 2." That &aid coupon bonds' shall be made payable to the order of the person who fctail pay money therefor, and the, name .of Each person ' cr his or her a6bignee,'or cf any subsequent aeafgnee and Lis or her residence,, shall be registered as tlie owner of Fuch bond, in Idie manner as if the same "was a registered bond, and such .ecmpon "bonds shall be transferable only by assignment duly acknowledged before, and certified tinder the seal cf the Clerk of a State court of record, or a Federal court, or a United States CJommissior.er, 'which assignment shall alao be executed ia the presence of twe subscribing witnesses, and. rach assignment may alto be made leaving the

name of the assignee blank, and, "when so noted in blank and executed a. hereinbefore

provided, said conpou bond shall be transfer

able by delivery, in like manner as if payable to

the bearer.

Sec. 3. That the coupons attached to said

bonds shRll be payable either , in United States legal-tender notes, or in coin, at the option of

the United States, and the same eha.ll be paid at any of the sub-treasuries or . money deposi

tories of the United States, or at any nationa

bank, and it is hereby made the duty of each

of said national banks to pay said coupons

upon presentation, without charge, and remit

the same to the treasury for redemption ; but

said national banks hall only be required to do so upon the production of. the proper bond to

which the coupon presented shall have been

attacaea.

Sec. i. That the Secretary shall keep said

bonds for pale at the different Bub-treasrsries,

national banks, and mosey depositories of the

United States, and shall dispose of the same at par and accrued interest for coin or for United

States legal-tender notes at their nominal value

and sncii legal-tender notes shall be re-issued,

and their proceeds and the coin received for such bonds shall be applied to th8 redemption of the outstanding bonds of the United Stales which are redeemable, and bear the highest

rate of interest of such bonds.

Sec. 5. That the provisions of sections 3,70t

and 3,705 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, authorizing the ist-ue of another bond

in room of any registered bond lost or de

strojed are hereby made , applicable to the bonds to be issued under this statute, but only in case of the loss or destruction thereof before

the execution or assignment in blank thereon

The Secretary of tho Treasury i3 authorized to make such rules and orders as may be neces

sary to carry out the provisions of this act.

vc".'.i r. p i5 t j aavi-e sii p ?; ". 3 evefynL, ' e to

p' t itc.,vS a r c-'.tie r f Jri r- a s A yre Ijuj-

t t, c r at Hiirtt t" laid or.t a.x. it iu Asa

prevent.v of : h;htr,s, putiifiai. cr'"et"-

ia ar.d aa u i-.-'crvas tiaoat aL. i iaig co-. ..-ts

is Ta;rid n pneexess. .

. , c;rrT7 The Clebrate.i IlAlCl-XJ r." -Tc-1T,-tP1:t - To"B.CO?. " ' The Pioyi""i To'- tcoo C" vr vr, Kew ork, Bostwn, and Ciiicjjo.

It ia very much doubted whether the re- substitute for the Senate bill authorizing citizens

cent award of the International Fishery Com

mission of $5,000,000 will ever be paid by this

country to John Ball. There would seem to have been some sharp practice in the appoint

ment of the Belgian Minister as tho fifth mem

ber of the commiHsion.

Old heads for ' counsel. ' "William, o: Germany, is 81; Mediation, of France

70; Dufaure, Chief of the French Min

istry, 73; Alexander Michael Gortscha

koH is 80; BeaconsSeld, 73; Bismarck, 63,

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thepiibiio, and warranted to care Diarrhea, Dysentery. Colic and Ppaams, taken iniornaiiy; and Crocp, Chronie

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FtX A yCTA Jj AND I NO VS TRIA t.

The Board of Manufacturers at Fall Biver,

Masv, have voted unanimously to stop the

mills two weeks ia March aud two weeks in

April. ,t . -

Tho Miaou Savings Society is the first of the saviags banks of Cincinnati to fad. It

closed its doors last wetk, ith liabilities reach

ing to $170,000 and assets appearing on the

face of the books at f 152,000, leaving a defi-

ciepcy of flS.CC1.

Chicago elevators contain 1,326,011 bushels

of wheat; 354.064 bushels of com; 211,67i bushels of oats; 103,205 bushels cf rye; and 681.9o5 bnshela of barley making a grand total of 2,771,909 bushels, against 8,513,853 bubhels

at this period lart year.

The convicts cf Sing Sing prison, New York, earned "HO.CGl lat year, makirg a handsome protit on then- cost to the State, which

Wits 15,603.

The President last week tent the following

nomisatioo to the Bwuato : Gonsu&"-4harg6

C. Tanner, of South Carolina, at Yervirs and Liege; 3darhall IL TwitehelL, of Tui-iai.a, at Euigbton, Canada; Cbarka Bartlett, of Maine, at Gaadaionpc Miscellaneous Albert Q. Porter, of Indiana. First Comptroller of the Trcastry; Edward S. J. Nealy, Collector of Custoais at Bath, lie.; James TL Siuipn, of Icrva, Collector, of Internal 'Rafeiscra, Th:rd' B'ietrict cf leva; Edward II. Morrison, cf Kew Jersey, llegifiter cf the Laiid Ccace at Boise City, Idaho ; Commodore Edward F. Nichols, to be Bear Ad-r.-: .'1 of the l. ".vy; Th- , , C. II. i -.ii j, cf Ohio, Tajra !-! r cf tho army; Aexj.ad r C Itkbi, cf i cr.vli, UtiUd ttit"s ::t:Lp1 fr the Ttnitory cf SlonUna. Ia J.h,-loI-:--al,tl i..;e rr.'hi'.itory Cu v LtLcn rr:... : " -ite J, f.aiJ-aoT-'y, the prc-s "t 1 ate c f..ct rs f r-L. Jlioa. The Njt lla nip-hue Onenback State nTat: a bis im - .i-itid tji-:::it 1 Ti .d fir Governor. - - -

of Colorado, Nevada and the Territoriea to feil and

remove timber on the public domain for mining and

domestic purposes. Placed on the calendar....

Mr. Plumb, from the Committee on Public Lands, reportad, wiih aa ameudmtnt, the Senate bill denning tho manner ia which certain land-scrip may be assigned and located or applied by actual settlers,

and providing for the issue cf patents In the name of the locater or his legal repres entatire. Placed on the calendar.... After a lengthy debate, th Senate passed the bill authorizing the issue of bonds iu small der.omiaa'.ious, running fifty years and bearing a per ocnt. interest. .... HorsE. The House passed tho Fortification bill and the bill authorizing the erection of a Government , building it Kansas City, Mo.. .".A message was recti ved from the President vetoing the bill authorizing a special term of the United Mates Court in MiMiMttppI to try the timber depredators. The document was very brief, and stated, in substance, that not enough time mi allowed by the bill to allow the Government to prepare ita cat-e, and that there were no funds on hand to ray the expense cf aa extra session of the court. The bill and message were referred to the Judiciary Committee... The House spent a large chare of tho day in committee of the whole on the Deficiency Appropriation bill, the time being principally consumed by Mr. Garfield ia a set speech in reply to Mr. Kelley'a speech, delivered oa Tuesday. Tiirn-DAY, March 7. Senate. The Senate discuseed the bill relating to reoxniug the coui tmartiul case of ex-Snrjjeon General Htmiaund without reach' rg a vote.... Mr. Ssrgf-nt called up hia

joint resolution ia regard to Chinese immigratiou, and made a Ions: speech thereon Mr. Cockrfll presented a bill to provide for the organization of a JIis6lssiy.pl Biver Improvement Ootniaiiwion, anl for the improvemert cf navigation on that rivr. HorsE. The House Oommittee on Aco:nnta brought forward the Democratic caucus resolution authorizing the employment of a number of experts to work iu conncciiou with the several investigating vomtsitteea, A spirited discnt-aion ensued, but the resolution waj pas.-ed 133 to 101. Fsidat, JIabdh 8. Senate. Not in session. Horse. -OorauiumcaUoc were read frtvax AlaeilCiiu typ-four.dera, proieht.ng af;''--5it certain j t.tious for t&e abolition cf the tanif dnty on typeThe House debated the bill to appropriate 173,CC0 to s-y rou:lera nutd coulracturs f r htt.ai r ad J tie Governraf Lt pnor to tie

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'A. Tebta.lle Oaestlon. ; While much has beon wri ten concerning the use of "put nri" medicines, the question is still an open one, and demands of the peoploacirofol crrsidera:ion. The salient points may bo brvdlv stated, and answered as follows: 1st Are tbo iick capable of det-ermining their red condition," the nature of their malady, and selecting the proper remedy or means of enre? 2d Can a phyfsitiia.it, no matter how skillful, prepare a nciversai reaiedy, adapted to the pecrJfar e ilments of a large class of people, residing io different latitudes, and subject to various climatic influence"? In answer to tbe first proposition, we w. nld sf, d'seases are named and known bv certs j a "signs" or Ktmpfms. and. as a metier docs n"t reed a physic" a 1 to tell her tbrd her chill hss the whooping-cough, or i-.dVate a remedy, pc J le wl e sffiioted with mauv of thesvrupt'"ra'icoi-cnmitaritto) "iupnre bUcv," "torpid liver." and " bad digestion," re qniro 110 other kuowledjre of their condition, rr the letuedy indicated, than they already posse-?. Seeoud propos-ition T-lany -physicians argue that diseases . are soctionally po-mliar, : is 1 that their treatment must therefore vary, f.nd yet quinine, morhine, podophyllin..-. and hur dred- f-f other remedies are prescribed in oil countries to overcome certain conditions. Is it not. therefore, self-evident th-t a physician whose large experience has made him famfiar with the many phases incident toa't impurities of th LIockJ, qrnerrrl ad nntsnts debility, lirer coinplaint,dy)cp8w;xnfiump(ionandcafarrh,-, can prepare a series of remedieKexsctlv adapted to rrett the conditions manifest, berever. and by wt aevtr mrP, it mav have been engender"d ? The f iri.lv medicines rrepwed bv ft. V. Pierce, M. D., of Buffalo, K. 1'., fu'iil! the rhove rfrjiiiremcTits. Many phy ioians prescribe ihf-m iu thf ir practice. Hi- Gulden Medical r'iscovert isas 10 qiel as a blood-purifycr and genrrl ton, while his Favorite rie. cription cu'"cs th-'kso weRknees peculiar to women, offer phyicianit have failed. His Pleasant For-, pativo Pedets. wV-ich are nigar-coated and lit tie larger taa a mnrtard seeds, arc a Fafe and C' rtain cure for " torpid" liver and constipation. If you vtiih to save monev by svoi IHg doc'ors fnA keep m-regain vourhe'ddi. buyTb1 People'sCommon Sense iledicil Advistr, an iilasttated woik of over 000 pages. ' It contains instruction concermiig anatomy, physiology, hygiene, an I he treat nsent of dieafe. ' Over 01. i hundred thousand eop'ca already &M. Pr- fy-t-pid), 1 60. Ad fresa the author, R. V. ltrso, M. 1, BoiJtio, N. Y. - ...

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