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NATURs''8 LAWS ; 14., water, no water,' " "Abe,you gut it e•Ibd duodenum. Thu mase then
y don't, and I 'tee I'll shout yuu dead. ' I conies In contact with juices from small
gem Idea I'e.ee"1"11 gem- A stratcal After deliberating for a moment he says: glands, and then with the juioea of the
I.eettitwe NMI versa by Rr. R M. pirets*M,
of sew lark. W.atsaslag the Prise a plats
of a searaelao.
Till LY(
Yuu have not been invited here for
"Musa, l go." It was brought him. ' ,aneresa, also with the bile of liver.
He drank his fill. By morning every With the aid of thew several and ever -
drop was {tone. The fever bruke. He :mpurulnt prepertles digestiun con -
fell into a quiet, peaceful sleep' and sae unties and seperetion takes place. The
soon restored to health. Andnot unte starch is reduced to • sweetiah mess and
then was any one told what had cur e4I the fat to a soapy emuluun, and the bile
the purpose of being treated to an Istel- I him. Such examples as thew finally on MOM the entire maprevents fermeu-
toutter an unkind word where it is nut fevers. In this specific disease comn
mo
deserved or to traduce character, or to sense is at last toaster of the situation.
lectual repast. either is it my object changed the present system of treating 1 ,.Mien and the formation of gee. and
maims in the separation of these properties
into three parts, the fatty portion, the
wander into any extravagant statements I But how about the entire catalogue of albuminous and sugary, and the indigos -
not susceptible elf proof. 1f 1 know my 1 nearly every ether disease known ' -su h I table materials From the condition
own heart I am here to tell you, in es I as bilious disorders, liver complaints, comes the entire making up of the body
plain and simple a manner as I am cape- I dyspepsia, female weakness, pails in the of life. The fluids pass into the system
ble, a series of facts full of wonder and ; side, stomach, back, shoulders and I by way of ducts, constituting bines, car -
astonishment, and to endeavor t., make I muscles, periodical and life-long sick ' tilaetis, ligaments, cysts, muscles, sacs or
you better acquainted with yourself; and headaches constipation, bilious diarrhea bags, tubes, glands, nerves, adipose or
fatty matter, membranes, etc. This is ac-
complished, by little villous points which
project from the mucous membrane,
that take up the aliment, to be,by them
oonvev'ed to the thoracis, which ascends
along the spine. It is then emptied into
the great horizontal vein on the left side
of the neck. It is here the sugary and
albuminous parts are surrendered to the
veins, to he by them carried to the liver.
The liver, kidneys, Lungs and akin are
all constantly employed in taking from
and carrying off the poisonous, dead,
effete matter of the human system
and also to teach you the direct cause of
nearly all the diseases man is heir to,
and how simple and inexpensiveice a mode
there is fur yuu not telly to prevent, but
t, cute the same. The •(uestiun will be
treated seriously, and fairly as it de-
serves. And right here I will take the
occasion to say nu man has a higher re-
gard or more thorough veneration for
THY C•ON•CIENTIotut FAMILY PHiSiCien
than 1. Such a man is entirely vuid of
selfishness and prejudice. Ile is a con-
stant student. He keeps pace with
every fresh thought advanced; puts it in-
to practice most willingly as an auxiliary
anything that proves itself better than
he has yet known. At least he never
condemns short of a thorough investi-
ifation. Such nien are sometimes found.
They deserve the confidence, love and
respect of all who know them. Such• a
aria will tell you that the best of them
are groping about in the dark; that it is
one continuous round of experiment
The principle of antidotes has proved
unsatisfactoryyea, a failure. A. H.
Stevens, M. D., says: "The older phy-
sicians grow the more skeptical they be-
come in the virtue of their own medi-
cines." Professor Willard Parker says:
"Of all sciences medicine is most uncer-
tain." Professor E. H. Davis:
"THY VITAL EFFECTS OF MEDICINE
are little understood." J. Mason Good,
M. D.: "The science' of medicine is a
barbarous jargon." Dr. Bostwick, au-
thor of History of Medicine; "Every
dose of medicine is a blind experiment."
Professor Evans, M. D.: "The medical
practice of the present ,)lay is neither
philosophy nor common sense. Pro-
fessor Gregory; "Gentlemen, ninty -nine- grain will kill a dog in half. a minute,
medical facts are wetiical lies. Dr. and one grain will IvsTANTLY DE.aTROY
McLintock: "Mercury has made more HUNAN
cripples than all wars combined." .And 'Think of administering such a .medi-
he should huve added, that the present cine as that for fever and ague and
abuse of sada of pottiest in its present biliousness. Itis done daily, however.
various fortes , is destroyi!sg myriads of Bismuth -this corrosive- metal poison is
stomachs bernd redemption. Sir Ast- becoming a•favorite for the treatment of
ley Cooper says: "The scleuce of n►edir disease. It deposits itself iu the bones
cine is founded on. conjecture and im- as lead does; and entails permanent
proved by murder." Oliver Wendell symptoms of poisoning. Quinine -this
Holmes said before a medical class . in drug is much relied upon by the pro -
the year it$1i1: "The disgrace of medi-
cine has been that colossal system of
self-deception, in obedience to which
mines have been emptied of the canker-
•ing ininerals, the vegetable kingdom
robbed of all its growth, the entrails of
bilious oolic, neuralgia, rheumatism,
kidney difficulties, paralysis, irregular
action of the heart, nervousness, liver
coughs --often token f� �r 00nsum
t
1
-
ertaleea
.?,conk: ,".cavo and more especi-
ally the dreade.l scourer, malaria --such
as intermittent, remittent, bilious ty-
phoid and scarlet fevers, fever and ague,
ague cake, nutria fever, and the yearly
visitation of yel!..w fever in the Seuth,
a still more virulent form of malaria.
The above embraces a long list, and
the unreflecting mind would naturally be
'slew in accepting•all these as proceeding
from a great cause -the atoiuch and
liver.
THE HEART SE!(DS THE BLOOD
out through the arteries into -the ex -
We ask the question: Do you remem- tremes of the systen, and to the surface,
her of ever suffering with any "f the where the bleed vessels terminate in the much, and never hurriedly. Never
above-named symptons while you had a smallest possible tubes. In this circle it swallow your food until it is thoroughly
sound stomach and liver 1 Ask your leaves its vitalizing influences and re- masticated- It you are a clergyman,
neighbor the same queatton. turns through the veins to the heart for never eat within an hour before speak -
But little change ur advancement in redistribution. This returning venous ing or within an hour afterwards. Di -
the old practice has been shown during blood is dark and p oisuuous, and needs gestion ceases while the brain is very
the last 200 years in the treatment of all to be cleansed, purified and revivified. active, And to my young female friends,
these diseases, which are with the rarest The liver should receive a large portion let me implore of you, give your vitals
exceptions, the outgrowth of a diseased of this poison, and from at secrete bile, full scups. Avoid tight lacing. 'Throw
stomach and a torpid liner, the latter which is Nature's cathartic and an anti- your corsets, unnatural instruments, to
being a consequence of the first. Yet septic and solvent. The kidneys should the four winds; or, what is better, let
perste the surplus water, thus presses- the women throughout the land join
they are all treated specially, aa if they se
were distinct diseases, proceeding from tog a unlfontn temperature slid hands in cremating them all. Continu-
-other causes than those I have just
mined. These are generally' treated
with some of the following so -celled
medicines: First, mercury or calomel -a
deadly and insidious poison,. which has
tilled the world with human wrecks;
once taken into the system it never
ceases to rack and poison the sufferer
until death steps in to relieve him.
Arsenic, a deadly mineral poison, but
often used. Strychnine -one-sixth of a
in an indescribable gnawing at
the pit of the stomach, and nervous
prwtration that pervades the eu ire sys-
tem, such as seems to demand without
delay • powerful opiate, or what is more
couvenient, a glass of whiskey,r winch
will, for the time being, appetale thew
dreadful sufferings; but once taken, and
the system momentarily braced, he re-
peats the dusu over and over for the
same reason, until the stoeweh is finally
unloaded of all its contents, including
not only the whiskey, bent lase ferment-
ed and deeosnp el fail cad slowi mucous
matter it had previuusly accumulated.
This and this only was the cause
of all the mischief that produced the
abuse described syutpt,�t►ts, and
not until this unloading is comple-
ted and the derevIRt st.miack and fur-
pid live, begin their work of secre-
tions can he be free of this his periodical,
mental and physical disease. Here
n"
■ sin the liver and atuntgchplaya most
g
iniportant part in life. A healthy stom-
ach on!.a will save the periodical drunk-
ard. It is high time this question w•as
better understood, Further on I will
tell you a sure preventative. My friends
and suffering humanity, this is a vital
point for you to understand, and remem-
ber that the cause of
NEARLY ALL YOUR ILLS
begins at the tint stou►ach. First, ob-
viate the primary cause by avoiding in-
discretions.
n-
eti mode Reduce yourself to a sys-
tematicf living. Do not eat too
remov-
ing 'those poisons having nitrogen inour tight lacing is certain suicide, Mil -
them. The lungs shenld take from the I lions have already paid the i penalty of
blood carbon and impart exygen, through 1 this crime. Millions more are continu-
Contact with the atmosphere. The re- ing to suffer the keenest tortures of mind
mainder of these mesons should lass off and body in consequence of their use.
through the pores of the skin and the And a vast number are hopelessly be -
natural outlets of the buy. yond restoration. Stop before it is too
THY SPUMY. late. Send good blood and healthy
The spleen is like a sponge, and is fluids into the system and you will .soon
susceptible of great ,expansion and con- find your liver works well enough, also
traction, without injury: it is, indeed, the heart, kidneys, lungs and the entire
like the air chamber of s fire engine, system. Again, I repeat it, the liver is
which serees as a cushion for the water seldom wrong when the stomach is right;
to press against, accomodeting itself to and I would add, by way of preface, that
the amoupt of pressure brought against no human being ever had s fever, fever
it, and securing* steady unremitting and ague, or yellow fever, who had a
Clow or stream. The blood passes through sound, healthy stomach and liver. These
the spleen. The heart is • double act- last two diseases came from decomposed
ing force pump, forcing the blend 'out vegetable matter that vaporizes and per -
through the arteries into the veins. vides the atmosphere with its poison
When the blood m naturd and the mind and is taken into the system, but never
free from disease, the machinery moved lodges there while the various organs
perform their proper functions. So with
any other fevers. So long as there are
no obstructions those diseases are im-
possible. But if, ..on the contrary, we
find ourselves complaining more or less,
we rush headlong for a remedy -some
poison as an antidote to kill a poison.
The disease may be in the form of bit-
iousness, which is a mild type of mala-
ria, manufactured in the stuma!h, or, if
it is fever and ague, a more violent type
of malaria We persevere day in and
some au o day out, -and as I have seen for thirty
or vital stimulation.' •has ever used teis drug freely did riot stere. Right here comes the office pf the and forty years, using some of the so.
Thus I might enlarge the extent of tin.' an increased a antity needed for I spleen. It expands easily and readily called drues heretdfore mentioned -poi-
. dans' in quoting the Ions list of idly. ; each succeeding day. ? As a consequence under the pressure (like the air -chamber sons. Tho result is we find ourselves
sicians' strictures on thuuuelcrs,in which denfnetis, -and want ..t memory are fast - burdened with a complexion as yellow
m the force -pumps till the crisis is pus-
h in the system with feelings of hor- I without harts whet► it gradeauy sea saffron bug, and a disease that alter-
burdened
fessiun. But we deny that it has cora- smoothly and 'beautifully, with regular
Lite ower.' It excites the vital fumes and uniform pplsations,.and without un-
ef the vessels or
to temporary activity. It helps to resist organs of circuure lation. n.on nyBut let the mind
the sleek of disease for the time being. be suddenly brought under exciting or
It helps the patient over a bad spot depressing influences, such as anger,
But it will not eradicate poison. grief, joy, or fear, and, how quickly the
animals taxed far their impurities, the The curse 1,f gauune Is, *5 .yuu all heart fe'sp •IKIa, either by almostCeYitg
pw,ison hags of reptiles (:rained of their know, that its continued urn estaulishes to beat, or by jumping, as it were, into
venom, and all the conceivable alonnina_ nn abnormal condition of the litter, l'id-
nr a end st.�ntsch, tendingto congestion increased vitality and 'strong vigorous
tions thus obtained. thrust down the y thmi,s, with .the bfood seemitug almost
throats of human beings suffering from imtati.M, torpidity, cngtirgefuent and' ready to break through ropes of its re -
'some of 'organization, nourishlhetet Nell positive impairment. v di that ;straining harriersunder the great pies
they telt you that medical science,•thus
far, is not only not benetic:al, but ebete
lately injurious and killing in its effects.
Notwithstanding all this, custom and
early education ever hold a wonderful
powerover us, and it mattersnot how un-
reasonable and absurd any teachings and
customs or babitti may aceto to us, and mrht we say benzine is an a Ctltlote for performing its work, especially •in the I and substituted a medicine, a fitment, or
how plainly it m1r have been preyed to hoc::r another bite e,,f the do • mot the a villainous cathartic, to treat all these
1 Y pt extremities, like an wlgiu�furciuq water
us that they are iujariohs and fallacious, hair -there ij,puite a difference between through a small pipe or nuzzle instead of ills specifically. So both poisons are
Yet it would seer, that nothing short .of 1. the tete .trill cure by epbobis; slur that through open hose. The small tassels !fastened in the system,. never to leave
d perhaps, until you meet the
wel-
,fit• „ .the aL JIIIRCh• you, rh
(fr
lung years of bitter experience, or tome ' �tscen tip�[•ies Rca are easily clogged, and offer a resistance Pt 1
sudden mighty i ••mer, will ever change ,ache, etc. ,to the blood circulation, and thus bring come meeaenger, death, unless you seize
the course of most of us from intpres. 1 . It ,d,,i reot.l Ir•••. If we examine fur• into use and make necessary the t,tece of the opportunity offered you in the prin-
siuns nestle throe ,. early c*'.ta tion and filter the re their
.opinions of physicians,; the spleen. It yields and exp vada un -
example.
I am the happy instrument in pre -
example, .Yes, we sore *laves to habit, ! eminent in their profession, we will often der this pressure, which, being constant setting you, which has proved that it
wt,nde and fashi.n•.. there is usually n' find otle,airing that the•rety remedies or very lung continued, gives it no up- I wills accomplish what nothing else un
customwondeefml lack.a individuality. dieter:
Far used by others as s.s ••i.+ar are the re eve ••earth con.• The statements and charges
example: we are noel' to our doctor: nae , of the .iiseaae:.- they are employe] to
port unity to contract at 41, slid it.te I have made against the
1 comes congested, and luxes its contract-
ane him daily: we rely upon him; take cure. Thou Dr. Stahl attributes the1 PRESENT SYSTEM or ANTIDOTE&
} ping power; hedce ague cake :or enlarge-
r • ! Como from one• who has felt and known
what it is to be alining father and have
his pets looking besseechiugly and pi-
teously for help when there was no help
under that system. 1 refer to two of
any children- a daughter and a son:
The dkughter had been a constant in-
valid for over four years, with bilious
and' malarial, which had settled into
some five diseases, as we thought, and
were the cnnsecoiences gmwinq out of a
dtselsr rrt uebdu}, and should to treated longand continuous sufforine and sick -
when and ,int Iwaat�,ppart sot al :mai ,,that life ` ,• •n:,l I by tunics. etiinulating medicines, and a potion. the a bile, nortaJuiceatherp`u Oil
nese. My min had the ohl•f:+ahiuneid
hold on but a fen' short lenses at un st, l*1us dirt, Galen recommends nds vine• property can ever restore 'it to the' n vutnitinq fever and aloe, with the worst
Doctors said in those dais: gar as the lest preventative 't.. con- dation fur which nature first intended it; case of enlarguient of the spleen I' ever
.sumption. Dissault and others assert'
f� mat on ,y
Y oung pieople I p 1 it through the system; in my daughter's case. instead of a
friends were made the willing Luster • r 1 ing vine g n, petters obesity • hist attacking the liver, then the heart,
I pt. 1 fx•'Iy as a
rte. and wretchedness but little short 11f I comes back to its natural condition as nada between constipation, diarrhea,
miser} personitidd. • Such practice is and all othor trouble befare mentioned.
the exciting causes give way.
discre.titabltt to the medical-. faculty. In fever the same resole follow. the In cold weather we long for the fire.
The theory of po•i..pn to cure a j.ols on is fever being the exciting cause. When In warm weather there is feeling of
fallacious, anti cannot be borne out in lassitude. The reasons are you kave
any illustration in 'nature. As well malarial, the blood is thick with pluisu•'
and the heart finds great difficulty in ;neglected the .original c:+use the stomach,
his medicines. 1'-,isonns and otherwise. , f ettutmcy r f o nsuutp.0 ou to the mtrn ment tif the organ.
play his bills:: r1'ln'tlly grow worse: it. ,.v
ductile' et Peruvian hark, w holo Dr. i Now, then, inasmuch as the stomachs
thinking o,• ,r,'1:„ r far •,e,..«'r,'": finally !'.1 trton a,nsi.lers the lurk an ulTegtual are the creat reservoirs front tablet the
die, anil the•h•ire 1> charge it to a dos- cure for lite disease. Ur. Recd ac bas ' entire sytatent is sustained, it will he
,ensation of Pe.vi,lence. Leri taata ' the fre•lueacy •,1 this disease'tlo the use, of ' readily seen that if the gastric juice in
thirty-five years ' n•{n uultions up to mercury, while Dr. Brillol►et asserts that ; the first stomach is lacking in quantity,
that period had i[•Nte down to their It is only curable by mercury. Ili. Rush then fermentation and decay of the food
les beggih for one swallow of cold j says eonstnuptien is an uldammatetT fellow as a necessity -large quantities of
water. Motherr...sisten, brother • and disease, and should lie treated by thee( - gas,lactic acid and other petsonuus sub -
fond lover had epi di in their tern, with- in:', l,urgine. c•"ling medicines. and stance being formed -and it must pass
held front tic deer out this pre: inns 1 st•art'at1.,n,'lrhl1t.•"at1^,l•lore w1}'s it is n into the me:end st.nnach a vile, vitiated
tenet WATER to DEATH. and it is these vile pois.nts mixed with saw. All the well-known remedies lead
Give them cahnn 11 and a epwoonfnl ,.f that this dise.+ae is often pr h 1 the pass fluid: chemically clanged that been applied for each of them. especially
a coununae pr•.' pe eu tot tete circuit
mann water instead. Threw locin.t : k t Ur �
i 1 1 loom to Obey ' iet a o.es recommends ° „ u ethence to the kidney*, and then the all hope had disappeare.l of her ever be -
cure she was rapidly drifting away, until
menta throng t tar } Lt uca s ,eclhc in c.usumptom, while Dr. Pan
literally the dieters s, minmend. Not o tunes, then the skill, and finally per- int{ a well woman again, when throt►gh
te d fox'love more in tweets in the thekindness e f Dr. Fairchild n • broth•
CERMAIflE�Fnr
RHEUMATISI�,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lu rLago,
Backache, Soreness of tho Chast,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Sivel.'-
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Sca/ds, General Seedy
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosts!
Feet and Ear's, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No preparation on earth equal. Sr. Jere& 0'1.
u • sal'., serf. ala.yle .nd rhr"l. 1.1I.r....1
Remedy. A trial entail. but the comr..r.tn.y
triflingoutlay 1 60 feats. mind e, er' ,••ie.nRrr-
ler with pals ran leave cheap and pontos p:...f
of Ine dolma
Direction. In D•..S Language..
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IN YEDIOIBE.
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e 11I1LLFR
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-AND-
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MS noting the premises fur the tuanYfacturr
et CHILLED PLOW s and AU RIC(' LTURA I.
IMPLEMENTti un • large scale. Mill R'urk,
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Mr. D. Runoiman is the only man sutbortied
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all persons indebted are requested to govern
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8. SEiiOMILLER,
Proprletur.
IESII ARRIYAbS.
CANNED
CORN BEEF,
LUNCH TONGUE,
ENGLISH BRAWN
POTTED
TONGUE,
BEEF,
HAM
CHICKEN.
FRESH
SALMON AND LOBSTER.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
Is a compound of the virtues of sarsa-
parilla, atillingis, mandrake. yellow
(lock, with the iodide of potash and iron, '
all powerful blood -making, blood-cleans-
ing,
loom-cleans
ing, and life-sustaining elements. It is
the purest, safest+• and most effectual
alterative available to the public. The
sciences of medicine and chemistry have
never produced a remedy AO potent to
cure all diseases resulting frotn impure
blood. It cures Scrofula and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysipelas.
Rose, or St. Anthony's Fire, Pim-
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Blotches, Bolls, Tumors, Tetter,
Humors, Salt Rheum, Scald -head,
Ring -worm, Ulcers, Sores, likens
matlsm, Mercurial Disease, New-
rands,
ew
raigia, Female Weaknesses and
Irregularltles, Jaundice, Affections
of the Liver, Dyspepsia. Emacia-
tion, and General Debility.
By its searching and cleansing quali-
ties it purges out the foul corruptions
which contaminate the blood and cause
derangement and decay. It stimulates
the vital functions, restores and pre-
serves health. and infuses new life and
rigor throughout the whole system. No'
sufferer from any disease of the blood
need despair who will give ATaa's
SAOSA eAKILLA & fair trial
It is folly to experiment with the nu-
merous
o-
merous low-priced mixtures, without
na.lieinal virtues, offered as blood -puri-
fiers, while disease becomes more firmly
seated. AYFK's Melts seem LLA is a mete -
eine of such concentrated curative power,
that it is by far the treat. cheapest, and
most reliable blood -purifier known.
Physicians know its eom position. and
ereseribe it. It has been widely itsed for
farts years, and has won the nn.ivali-
tied confidence of millions whew it has
benefited.
PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO.,
Practical aad Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
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Kincardine •• • " " 1 Mani lam
Benteiller " 1Wednesday end
sit neglect arrives LOOam.. "tee "
only was the fever patient' dented water. ,Mice than beneficial. to the face of , tu.xattng the entire system.Aa rt 1a H► m ear ' }
but was until tt(•wed, peaCtivcl, bleel and p this manner that .n can now begin to tar. living at New Haven, and au uncle,
inch contrntlictnr} .taiwatents, is it not ! } w'ho had each of them seen some remer-
starved, oil reactive ieever ,ins thin r! underotand yourself, and sen at a chanes
tinge to t link and act for yourself . why it is your liver becomes lifelss and kable cares effected in their section, she
lust, and he gays up the ghee: to the; And this, any hearers, brings us to the }•
treatment notea,l rofe the disease. K torpid anal fail to secrete bil, nod that cane into posession of the HOL1IA I
I doubt mot there are numbers here 1 vita •i .4 the suffering and • instient• Whitt ill [disease fount'
11 i flutterings and palpitations occur :amid i FEVER
she nr 1 hail never AisUlt t LIVER PAD,
heard
an,ae-
tonight who know this statement to lo• ? the heart; why the kidneys are diseased, R
true. Bot ,..day the patient gets ice- ` at this time in the human system And 'aril Mao the lungs leaving them sere and of l,efote do men as i had found out
ester In supperahand4 a,t And w'hy why is it that most of the medicines j irritable nod liable to acids ami pnonn,. ' its claims i threw it dean, declared it
circa f.•r a cnro ciye enythinc lad amis. I nine; whyyour skin becomes n lefiism the greatest humbug of thee -re, and said
this r,►dioal chime., •,f 'unid. tea . u tnctb+tu to the patient ? As before stated � would p
tire was once the antidote etf tire'. why , inewi hr.ielans treat every ill ..r pain 1 oder; why the nervone centres over your1
methinotrte�r ar wit enough
from tothat ttime
should water now be the antidote of , digestive organs are diseased and cause R
fever tire 1 Simply for the reason that ' si etuesi t y''while they are only each a' you sick headaches and neuralgia; and she said: "Father, i have been tome the
Nature always retells agait►at any system ..r moire "f the priest whole, damerdinq from why y.w should have rheumatism, sue Pti.i. and there is Oe denying the far'r,
r out .•f a fundamental caner ing as you can the carbon crystallized in the Peel is rflicacloua All these uvly
that lacks a supply • { Natnrr s mooed First, t11. atenoach: arrnnd, the liter. the Wtsod, and why women Suter such 1 tympt, ms i hate carrie.l for the haat font
wants, er that is cruel to meal( In
every neightwrh.srl, mere ur leas there same". err Twtw•
sE rn nae:eee. untold misery and week nem The hole- year's hate left one." I said: "N•maense'
were found peewees of strong will -looser e
that decided they would not die until function. perfectly, and you will remove
they had satisfied that intense thirst, itineteen-twentieths of all the Me that
and allayed the fire that was liar -nine than is heir to in this or any other clim-
teem ep. shiny Inter•atir►g ellJien. ate. Grove this, yen may ort. The
.nci-a hese 1..•n tul4 .1 what these eree- whale thing is in a nntsheli. No mys•
sp,eo' 1 -the lint, sn they pose.-orn► their merits are relatwl: the flieds are weak ' Wait • little Th•ao are e..n•Itttoe,a meat
and ineucient; the whole system is let likely a 1t would hate occurred any
f�
down. There is want of vitality: a per- hour ' My gash wife. who sesessd 1
feet gnne.ess. it was once called lazi-ws.n 1" sen*a••1 with latter faith and faitrtesa
neIt is now knowas a dreelfnl than 1, then insisted that i aheuld get a
and hat,.1 disra..•, pmoI is the ro-aa'n toll• Pei for Charlie After wetting it sheettures, m tntroent !elated through 1-. get tory aletut It. The first stomach receives 1 -nu ha•et•ol.1 extr.•nutie., fevers. inM,ien- "ne week 1 t1.••ualht he was having a
water. M. •awn uncle, for one, hat, as the f.s.l with no other preparation than ttt;ttt•,ns aced obstructions, spinal dinars worse lime than ever. He, however,
was suppreaed, at the point (d death. A what m•aticatit►n has afforded, and if the anal an innumerable amount of plaids, a�puuldon,
cure hbelieving
Hut t the didn't
his wasee man • stomach is healthy. centric juice,whichh is 611,1 n.,t the least •d All these why we y it w
trusty sold C"Ior. el elan'
was railed to his heel ah,tt midnight. beth a advent and antimptic appears
oi h n in
a ttantities, rthe
Speaking just *shove a whisper, he said: abundant
fed. and excite.
the mut/eider motion of
A am q i on tine last
1't• 1 can
to ask of7
request Will yon grant it e "t
massa, anything you ask i'se do." "Take i
rh. nM w.orlen ju,p, t•. the spring, back 1
.4 the bars, All it with sold water and
temp .1 Re me Ince: "Oh. mason.
emus anything PRO von ask 1'N do:
marbited 1416-11111"
the stomach, propelling the feed from
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1'oNTt!ICID la
A near neigblwr o
an invalid with s{
ever feurteeu year
try it. After •
tilos ah reported
my chill ren a arse
that th Pad wa
pence to my fan
wen into the prit
Pad. I also) bunt
could hal who he.
decided to see tl
convinced that the
gond questiuu.
that when the Pad
there could be n
conviction, and n.
tially con►ptehend
to u►ake-absettce
sition from the d
the ridicule and
fellowman genera
return to the city
had lived set•uute
and there
Bra
IN TILE
proclaiming a pie
i
a humbug on its
never before had
Holman Fever
Psd. If there is
ever experienced
ne a` discus
wouldukred.lund ts'.
has a;p.neaoed
pointments, discs
sorrow and lebou
those who attaint.
he is prepar'eti to
Holman Liver P;
have not, could
lives of Galileo, .
and many othe
Like all new beg
ment was a It i
three cases were
played out -ones
the desperate on,
the whole list
humbugs --and
come in and be
the doctors to sh
case of thirty -f„
toriouely well kt
did nut cureitis
doctors were he;
Brat when it did
from theta a w•
given the Pad.
twenty-five yea
but one dight
Pad. Also- Ge
case, a+ in all o
ridicule. In It
"No cure, no
atknnwledgei
days he gave m
ROW at Fort
Pada for a li,
Prestnu -a cat
disease,'p.1in it
/ Wtien, diarrh•
ten days he sea
otic ei hteen
Cincinnati, wh
deaths with ne
over eight yeti
inside 01 twe t
heart disease,
a sistant vett
Curtis, banker
. case of ma,lri.
spent a small
was never aid.
-Titus it sea+ tl
markable ct:r,
forst . f'dise:
every kiit.i .•f
slat. the three
children: mer
every part ..i
common sen
History . of p(
free of chart;.
only in near1
this county}'.
pwrtin;U "t
found:theit• •
.►site, . Alta
Mexico. Cie
remarkable.
treatntenta
tole d inert
except in e
ltolllaclt al
ribs la ' ova
Ire
of ti_
of another,
thsi can be
tied by the
can be :tete
• facte,ry 1111
the auxili
and tue.lici
• Stith it. 1
that rate. 1e
• cured tour.
this troatn
a witlr•eat 1
acknowled
medicine,
action of t
wandone
cnnvenien
cess the
aware. D
earnest, it
testimony
ments.
under my
)erful et
from the
m:hle it f
every nth
not buy
Think fo
P.ul will
i
will toll
to curs t• )y
thele
i
er to sot
Bony
when I
rens ,VC
alm•.ttt
cake lin
bef•ere
�1•..1
;f prem
}Pan 1
kn •ton
to four
yon to
will be
Pen
nntido'
preven
many'
poen►
revery
rPlie•l
,swlnd