The Exeter Times, 1879-4-3, Page 2THE TIME
T,EIOUG HTS FOR SUGAR•MAKEiRS,
As we are to have an excellent sap
season the coming spring, both in re-
lation to quantity and quality, sugar.
makers will do well to oonsider the fol.
lowing points, viz:-
t�1. Sap, M its tnaziraum flow, about)
.the first of April, on auaverage, will be
the sweetest. so be in season,
2. Tap low down on the south side,
if you wish to make the most sugar
but,
3. If you wish to make the nicest
quality thea tap on the same side, but
:high up and shallow,
4 The largest quantity and the nicest
quality .cannot be seoared by the same
2uethot?e.
5. The shallower we bore, the whiter
the sugar, so the deeper we born the
darker the sugar.
6, The shal'lwer we bore, the leas the
sugar, and hence,
7. The deeper we bore the more the
sugar.
8. Quantity of sugar is always at the
expense of quality.
9. If you wish to get through with.
sugaring as early as possible, thea tap
early, on the south side, high up and
shallow.
10. If, on the contrary, you wish to
auger late, then tap low down on the
Horth side, and deep.
11. From the heart -wood sap will
not run in early spring, but later it will;
therefore tap shallowlearly, aud deeper
late in the season.
12. Sugar made from the sap -wood
-which is white) makes white sugar,
:chile sap from heart -wood (dark) makes
dark sugar.
18. Sap commences to run at the
surface, in the alburnum or sap -wood,
and later in the season it runs from the
park wood near the heart. This ex
plains the variations in the color of su-
gar mads early aud late.
14. The more borings we make, the
more sap we get, but of a poorer qual-
ity,
15. One bole near the ground will
snake more sugar than five ur six holes
directly above the lower one, equidis-
tant from eseh other, reaching twenty
or thirty feet above. Recording to Pre-
sident Clark, of the Massachusetts Ag-
ricultural College, but little sap runs
from the maple above twelve or twenty
feet from the ground.
16, The better the sap season the
sweeter the sap.
17. Quantity of sugar depends not
ao much on the quantity as on the
quality.
18. A maple will run sap any time
after the leaves fall, from November till
May, when the weather is favorable.
19.The larger and
taller
the tree,
the galleries, wbioh reflected everything
on the sea. A oownlion tower now
stands in its place.
Sixth, the Walls of Babylon, built by
order of Semiramis, or Nebuchadnezzar,
and finished iu one year by two hund-
red thousand workmen. These walls
were of sufiioient thickness to allow six
chariots to run abreast upon them,
They were further finished with one
hundred gates of solid brass.
The last of the Seven Wonders is the
Temple of Diana, at Ephesus,complet-
ed in the reign of Sevius, the sixth
king of Rotno. It was four hundred
aud filty feet long, two hundred feet
broad, aud was supported by oue hund-
red and twenty-six marble pillars seven-
ty feet high. The beams and doors
were of cedar, too rest of timber was
cypress wood. It was destroyed by
fare in the year 865 B. 0.
THE NEW TARIFF.
On Tuesday the 25th the following
changes in the tariff were auouuoed by
Hon. Mr. Tilley in the House :-
Paraffine caudles, to be 5o per lb, in-
stead of 4c.
Sperm and other dandles, not tallow,
to pay 25 per cent., instead of 20 per
cent.
Babbit metal, to pay 10 per Dent.
Buttons of all kinds, 25 per cent ad -
valorem.
Checked and striped shirtings, 2eeuts
per yard and 15 per cent.
Cotton, duck or canvas, or sail twine
5, per Dent ad valorem.
Dried apples. to pay 2 cents per
pound.
All atter dried fruit, 25 per cent.
Hats, caps and bonnets, 25 per Dent.
Hatters' plush, of silk or cotton, 10
per cent.
Canada plates and sheet -iron 12}
per cent.
Iron and steel wire reduced to 14
per cent.
All iron castings to pay 25 per Dent.
Gas, water, and sewer pipe, of oast -
iron, 25 per vent.
Rolled beams and channels, angle
and Tyson, 15 per cent.
Iron bridge and structural iron work,
safes aud doors for safes and veldts, 25
per cent,.
Wire work, safes and Iocks of all
kiuds, 30 per mut.
Lead pipe and shot to pay alike, 25
per cent.
Gloves and mitts of leather, samt, as
boots and shoos.
Oil cloth to pay 30 por cent, instead
of 25 per cent.
Pipe organs, and sets or parts of
sets of reeds for oabioet orgens, 25 per
cent.
Pipe pulps, 20 per cent. instead of
and the longer it has been tapped, I of 10 per cent.
other things being equal, the more and Paiute and colors, ground in oil or
sweeter is the sap.
20. The vitality of a tree lies at the
surface, in the alburnum ; therefore a
large external wound well heal sooner
than a small deep internal wound, and
hence a bore two in3hes deep will in-
jure a tree less if made on the south
side, high up, and more if made low
down ou the north side.
-New England Farmer.
THE SEVEN WONDERS.
The Seven Wonders of the world
have justly called forth admiration for
many ages and as many of our readers
may not be acquainted with them, we
take this opportunity of giving a short
description of them.
First, the enormous Colossus, of
Rhodes, claims our attention. It was
built by Cares, of Undue, a pupil of
,Lysippns, iu the year 283, A, D., and
twelve years ware spent in its const'uo-
tion. It was an enormous statue of
Apollo, and was one bend, ed and twen-
ty feet high. It stood across the har-
bor of Rhodes for sixty-six. years, when
it was prostrated by an earthgnalce.
It was afterward bought by a Jew from
the Saracens, who loaded nine hundred
camels with the brass,
Next in order a•e the Pyramids of
Egypt, those wondrous mutun.ents of
wealth and grandeur of the ancient
kinds of that country. The ►argent of
struetnres employed three hundred and 1
sixty thousand workmen for thirty years
in its construction. The general opin.+
ion is that it was designed for the tomb
of Cheops, the supposed fouuder of the
pyramids,
Next comes the aqueducts of Rome.
Little is known about them except that
they were constructed by Appius Claud-
ius, the Roman censor.
Fourth, the Labyrinth of Paammeii-
ohue, on the banks of the Nile, contin-
ued wall, one thousand houses and
twelve royal palace9, all covered with-
inarbfe,aud having one entrance, Ons`
building was said to contain three thud-
sand chambers ancl a hall built of mar.
Me adorned with statutes of the gods.'
Fifth, the Pharos of Alexaudria, a tow,
or built by order of Ptolemy Philadel-
plies, in the year 252, B. 0. It was
erected as a lighthouse and contained
1naenifieent galleries of marble, a large
lantern at the top, the light of which
twee seen a hundred miles distant. Mir -
ruin of euormous si&e wore fixed arouud
any other liquid, 25 per cent.
White and red lead, dry, and bis•
moth, 5 per cent.
Paper nangings, and paper, oalender-
ed, 24per cent.
Lead pencila, 25 per cent.
Rolled silver, 10 per cent.
Pruuella and cotton kuittings, for
boats, shoes and gloves, 10 por cent.
Wines to pay 3 ceuts additional for
each degree of streu ith over 26 per
cent. of proof spirits, instead of 6 cents
for every five degrees or less.
Cologne water to pay specific $1.90
per gallon and 30 per cent. ad v'tlorem,
instead of 20 per cent. ad valorem.
Steel ingots, bars, coils and ebeets,
railway bars, and fish -plates to pay 10
per cent. on and after the lst January.
1881. Glucose syrup to half a Dent
per pound, in addition to 35 per cent.
ad valorem.
Felt, far boots, shoes and glove lin.
ins, 10 per pent.
Barytes, brimstone, crude, chloride
of lime, cream of tartar in crystals, aud
several other unimportant items added
to the free list.
Small pipings of satin are placed in-
side the brims of soma plain chip bon•
nets. while others have eine with cords
stitched in on the outside.
.-'`-
Mr. John I3.auu:tie Deputy -Reeve of
Tuckeramith, has rented Mrs. Ramsey's
f:trm for three years. Mr. Hannah
pays $1,000 for the use of the place for
that time.
YELLOW OIL. - This name is familiar
throughout the entire Dominion, and there
are few families who have not found it at ono
time or mealier au angel of mercy in the
household. It is tho most popular and best
linimentt in this country, aud no one who has
once used it will be without it. 4r. Fred
Hills, of Toronto, the genial . civil engiueer,
gives, unsolicited, the anuexed certificate:-
TOngNTo, Ontario; July 19, 1678.
*Tani. Milburn, Bentley (C' Pearson,
Gnereruitai,-Some twelve year ago I itnoek-
ed off the nap of my knee, stud since that time
have often suffered with a swelling in the knee
joint, ennead from twisting the leg. I have
used all kigds of liuunonts, as well as medical
attendance; but on tho• last two occasions
have need 1Iagyard's Yellow Oil, The result
has been marvellous; instead of lying up for a
week or ten days, as usual, all the swelling,
has disappeared in throe days. I moat hearti-
Iy reconunend the Yellow oil. Make what use
you like of this, and state it comce unasked for.
Your truly,
FRED limes,
For sato by Mr, C. Lutz, Exeter.
A disease, entitled by the physicians
"German measles," is exceedingly pre,
valent in Govan just now, and is in al-
most every case fatal. Many families
have lost two and three children inside
of a week, Whooping cougtl is also
prevalent, and there are several oases
of scarlet fever,
Smuggling in the Orkney and Shet-
land Islands is new to be put down
with a strong hand. A special division
of the coastguard service has been crea-
ted, the members of which will be lo-
cated in several cf the islands, and two
cruisers, one a steamer, are attached
to. the division.
10-444-4
VIceeere IIrpo irosearege extends its influ-
ence into every part of the human organism;
commencing from the foundation, correcting
diseased action, aud restoring vital powers,
creating a healthy formation and purification
of the blood, driving out disease,;and leaving
nature to perform its allotted part. It is the
finest nervine remedy known, and the greatest
brain and blood food in the world. For sale
by Mr. 0, Lutz, Exeter.
'MEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
sae AT WIN- CHELSEA.
W. BUCKING HAM, late of
Exeter, h as commenced
bueinessiuthe r,. ,;. at'vebranoh
abWhsohelsee and is pre-
pared to do ail ^ .,,, ........ kind otblaok
smithiugwork Horse shoe-
ingspe:.tally attended to, Promptness, cheapness
and good work,luarauieed, Acall solicited.
16-9m W, BUCKINGHAM.
HENSALL
PORK PACKING HOUSE
Having commenced business for tine
T- 1
Fall andWinterTrade
We are prepared to purchase any quantity of
Pork, subject to the following regulations:
We will take off two pounds per hundred if
dry, and three pound if soft. Shoulder seek,
twenty-five cents. If any of the bung gut is
left iu, 25 cents extra will be deducted.
No pork will be bought at any price if
warm,
S.A.-LTS AGES
----AND--
Pork
Pork Cuttings
on hand at reasonable rates.
We want all Hogs Cutting aright through
breast to head, and ,Hams o`oned out to tail.
G-. cos 3. PETTY.
Mowers and Reapers.
WE OFFER A TRIAL
of ourcelebrated
Single Mowers
-AND-
Singe Reapers
n all kindsofGrass and Grein,and on all con
itions of soiland serface,
AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
OR NO SALE
We also after a Trial of our Wrought Icon
Two Bar
Fashionable Dressmaking..
Dresses cut and nicide to order
r pt--- 13Y - _ c
MRS. �7i'. ROSS,
Main treat, Exeter,
OVER THE POST OFFICE,.
$50,000.®o
At auction. To commence on
Monday, Deo.16,18178
W. D. McGloughlin
of 196 Dundee street, London, will on the above
date, off or W8 1,01°10 stook, amounting to over
Fifty Thousand Dollars, at auction, and continue
the stile every clay at two o'clock id the after-
noon and at seven in the evening during the bal-
ance of the month, --from the 14th to tho 91st'
of December,
Tis is the largest and bolt stook that hers ever
been offered to tho public at their own pr100s;
aud, as everybody knows, the good, are of the
bout manufacture and every artielo will bo war-
ranted the seine as if bought bathe orate .ry wiry.
This is it rare chance to gat nue gold and silver
wataltes, gold jewelry, clocks, plated ware and
fancy goods at your own prices. Pornape never
again will euoh an opportunity occur, Secure
yourUhristmas and New Year's presents nt tide
sale. Save your money for this auction --and
mat emouoy. W. D. MoGLOUGHLIN,
Dundas street, London'
AT THE
Standard Sash Door a Blind
FACTORY,
is constantly kept on hand, all kinds sof buntline
material. Flooring hard and soft, Siding Mould
use dm., sold cheap. Planing Jigging and 'leaning
promptly attended to.
BUILDINGS CONTRACTED FOR,
and eatistaotion guaranteed. As we have of
Laud a large stock of dry lumber, we feel sure on
satisfying those who may give us a can.
ROSS BROS. & TAYLOR
JOHNSTON'S COMBINED RSA"ER
A; D N1JWER
11 ochiueesupplied with
Two Pitmans,
Two Drag -hers,
Two Finger -bars.
Four Knivee,
Forked and Keyed,
Nuts.
Self -oilers,
etc., to.
can be changed from Mower
-co Roarer
AND REAPER' TO MOWER
Byremovaloffourbolta, anliuloss altttnflfteeb
iniliutoa' tilde...
Please call at our walks and inspee
our Machines before purchasing:
elsewhere,
Send for Catalognee.
• THOnMPSON Yr WILLIAMS
Manufacturing Co., Str^,.tfoed.
KNOW
By f'eadingner p.ecticrng
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treats of Exhnusted'Yltnlity Prenntture Decline,
Nervous and Pityst:at Debility, and tite endless
concomitant ills and untold miseries that resutt
therefrom, and contains more than 60 original pre-
scriptions, an • Ont of which is worth the price of
the book. This book was written by the most ex.
tensire and probably the most skilful practitioner
in America, t o whom was awarded a gold and jaw.
tiled medal by the National Medical Association.
A Patnphlet, illustrated with the very finest
Steel Engravings -a mar- ���
vel of art and bcauty-
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PEABODY MEDICAL• (�
INSTITUTE, No 4 BM- f HYSEt7�a F• •
tench St.. Boston. Buss.
. Its great and thnrourh hlov1-purtfylr' er
D. More.'.: Gobi, Itc.:h:^.' Dkcot •..n•
. ,lunars i'I''nel 1n,„ went. Scrofula tot - .01
1.lelcty e'tmpie, or Erontton. Neretll'lal .:se
:,!:neral Prmo:t y :111,1 their e:Tect •, tu•n eranleated.
and 11:05.11, 11 'II alt :•n•• a snood vont:iLitten esr:th-
1i: be 1. Nrystpe!a., f:dl-rheumy Fever Soros, Scaly
or Rough t+tan, itt shoot, all 111•.••est t cat. "Cit t,r Net
I ond, are. cunyucred by nils powerful, ptu'ifying, ant:
inciter:, hg; neteletn^.
Tat,neL•tlly Met it mnntf ted its potency in curing
Tetter, Pose Gtsth 11011!, C'nrh,uc',ts, Bare l.rco.
Scrofulous Sres and Swellings, %v1,:to Swellings,
Goltre or Thiel; Neck, ttn:l Enlarged Glands.
1f you feel dull, et otv^y, ,:Ctltttutet, have
color of skin, or y,liow!rh-bror,0 spots on face or
body, frequent headache or dinar nest, bud tn010 in
nteuth. Internal heat or chills alternated with hot
au,hes.low, piths, mut gloomyforebodingv, irregular
appetite, aItt tot:irun roared. you are suffering front
Torpid Liver, or ..Iti11ouanesn." In nt:my cases et
Livor Cotsplutut" only part of these symptoms are
experiences. Ana mua•dv for all -uclr cases, Dr.
Pltn'r.'s tioldnn Medical Discovery has no cgaal, as
it edicts perfect and ratle:11 rotes.
At the cure of 13rouebttis. Bovero Coughs, and the
early stages of Consumption, It has astonished the
mctticul faculty, end eminent plty'sectitts prOltounee
it the greatest nw,tisal diecorery of the age. While
it curt t 1 I t'' reverent Cinch:,, l t rt rtvgthens the system
nit purities the blood. St ld by druggists.
I1.1'. I'1 i.tlltE, 11. D.. I'rop r, World's Dispensary
and ltval[da' Ruta, L'utralo, N. Y.
SIZE - 0
11 e
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1101.'4
1,lYTLE GtAN?IIG
aNouse of taking the large, repul sive, nauseous pt1Is,
composed of cheap, crude., and balky IngrudlensG9s
'three pellets aro ,a arccly larger than mustard eeede
THE CA' w
Being entirely vegetable noparticular care is rt,
qutred while ruing them. o y operate without da.
tut•banre to the constitntton diet. nr occupation
For Jaundice, Medaehc, Constipation, Imam
Blood, Puln In the Shoulders, Tlghtncse of the Cbest
D1r¢lnoss. Sour Eructations from the Stomach, Bao
Taste In the Mouth, Bilious attuetts. Putts in roriee
or Kidneys, Internal Fever, Boated feeling about,
Stomach, Rush of Blood to Lead, taste Dr. I'loreeh
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In explanation of tht
great a
remedial
oof iseases ttrti y ho g,btt that thcl,
netlon upon Ibe aminal economy 1s Universal, not ,
gland or tissue eseupvlug their sanative Impress. .A.J.4
does not impair the properties of Hansa Ptledj,
They aro sugar-coated and Inclosed in glass bettiels
their virtues being thereby presmrvod unimpaired flu
any length of time, itt tory citmtttc.so that they art
always n•nsit tutu reelable. This is not the erne wet
pills pat up in cheap wooden or pasteboard boxes
For :dl diseases where a Luantive. Alterative, m
Pnrestive, is Indicated, these ))rite Pellets will gtvt
the mostperfect s:tt'rtction. Sold by cheerests.
R. V. PIERCE, el. De Paor'n World's Dieee isari
and Invalids' hotel, Buffalo, N.Y. •
SYMPTOMS. -Frequent head.
Oahe, dIsebtu•gefalling into tertnt
tosometimes profuse, watery, th)c
mucous, purulent, offensive, tie
In others, a dryness, dry, watery, weak, or inetentee
eyes, stopping up, or obstruction, of the nasal pus
sages, ringing In ears deafness, hawking and cough.
In to flea r the throat. ulcera ions, se abs from altar•&
votee altered mtsa1 twang, offensive breath, 1tupainee
or total deprivation of sense of smell and taste rill.
einem, mental depression loss of appetite, indulges.
teen, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, tete. Only a
few of these symptoms are likely to be presc'•art 1019
ease at one time.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REtk OY
produces radical cures of the worst team of Catarrh
no matter of how tong stnntlinee The ltgnit) remail
may be sttulted.or better applied by the ilea of tit
meows This 1:t the only torte if Mister
omit yet invented[ with which ihibl nu -Melee cin h(
Carried 11 ion Or and r,1tnraceey APPLIED to tit
parts of the affected meal passages, anti the. ddtttitr
bars or cavities 0Mnmtmte.nth
tttt9 01.0WI , its whirl
sores and Ocoee" equently exiot, mid frons whet
the catarrhal c,:echar t generally proceeds. Tut sat
an
,e pie:Let and ,raspy understood. from dtreetiOlN
aceom anyttig each instrument. )7t•. ;int74:4 Olt.
tart'it Remedy cores mend stooks of aced as ibf
Mad " liy a 19W npreleatlohs. It is mild rail pier
',nt to use containing no etrenger ennste urntn ill
++piteous. use, I cmety and Dormitesold bpdrus
%weep'v 11504 I 'sills l oeetetet.1ttS
5LlIb.1. . ' 6t
Arum 3,1 9
HAVE YOULOST THE SENSE 01?
TASTE Olt SMl';LI,PIC so, away be fralrt
the LEPROSY of the Nth century, C°•,t2'.trtnrl, Tiara
coNsmen:tor14L CATAnlirl Itsureer will restore,
you to enjoyable health. It not only cures Ca-
tarrh, but all other diinoaires at the sante Ulna.
price Si per Pottle. Pot sale by all druggists anal
Medicine denlere Saud stump he. 48 page pam-
phlet containing treatise on Catarrh, and certifi-
cates of the mored to T. L B. HARDINU, Dowiu.
ion Agent, Brookville, Ont.
CONSTT1'UTIUNAL CATAXIREI REMEDY,
The only certain, fief°, and effectual cure for
Cat, rrh, builds up the eyatenl and urea all othe
diseases at the saane tine. Aetltma, Role Cold,,
Huy .Fever, Ncrvoue Debility, all leave together
when the Coustitututionul Catarrh ltetnedy is
taken au dUreetod. Trice $1 per bottle. For sale
by all druggists aud Medicine dealers.
ENGINES' AND BOILERS.
From a ton Horse Power, for Farm-
ers, Dairymen, Batter aud Cheese
Factories, Printers and all parties
using hand or horse power.
Best and cheapest m the market.
Send for circular and price list.
John Doty.
.fotkvEsplanade Street..
Toronto.
-STEW FIRM, 1NGRAM'S OLD STAND.
Horse Shooing, Wagon and Carriage Mk ring,Dfa.
mond yarrows, end Plows. General italekamith.
login all its branches, at the lowest rates, and sat -
guaranteed. Gita 119 n can and eeamino our
work before t:adtne elsewhere.
iirclflL7 AN & McbRIDE, King St.,Heneall.
Hansell. June 20.1878. ane
kin,: SARSAPARILLA
The Great Blood Purifier.
A genuine fluid extract of Red or Jamaica
Sarsaparilla, combined with Iodine of Potas-
sium, for the cure of all diseases arising from
impurity of the blood:
Nearly all the diseases that trouble the hu-
man race are influenced by the state of the
blood. It is indesponsable that this fountain
of life be in alum and healthy condition.
As a Purifier of the blood, a Renovator of
the system, and Preserver of the powers of
life, Carter's Sarsaparilla has no equal.
For sale at the drug stores.
KERRY WATSON & 00.,
Wholesale Druggists, Montreal.
THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MIS-
ERY.
ile Just Published, in a sealed Envelope.
Price six cents.
\A lecture ou the Netnre,Treatment , and Radi-
cal cure of SeminalWealtno s, or riper atoxnccea,
induced by Self -Abuse, Involuntary Frnissions,
Impotency, Nervous Debility, nett Inttredimonta
to Narilsg°
generally • Consumption
Epilepsy,
,
ane Fite ; Hensel and Physical
Iucul'acity, &a -
BS ROBERT J. CULVER %YELL, M. D., author of
the "Green Book," Sm.
The wolld reuowned author in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his owe experience
that the awful consequences of Self Abuse Luny be
effectually removed without medicine, ano with •
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, ins tru-
ruents, rings, or cordials ; poietin; out a mule of
cure at 01100 certain and effectual, by which evory
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be
may turn himself cheaply, privately and radically.
1 --„This Lecture will prove a boon to thousands
aril thousands.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, on receipt of six cants, or two postage
stamps.
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TILE Ora:WELL MEDICAL 10.
43 Ann st. Now York.
P. O. Box 4986
DO NOT READ THIS.
L_T aving received a lot of now machinery, I
.1 would inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding country that I am prepared to manu-
facture ali kinds of Horse Rakes, Barley
Forks, Grain Cradles, Snaiths, ore, and having
secured the services of a first-class Turner, I
ale prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF TURNING
on the shortest notice, and for style and price
I defy competition. Always on hand a first-
class stock of Fork and Shovel handles. Mill
half a mile south of Exeter.
A. COTTELL.
By an immense practice at the World's Disppen-
sary end Invalids' Hotel, having treated many thou-
sand eases of those diseases peculiar to woman, 1
have been enabler) to perfect a mostpotent turd posl-
tive remedy for these diseases,
To ale lgnato this natural specific, I have named it
Dr. Pierce"s Favorite. Prescription.
The term, however, is hut a feeble expression of
may high appreciation of its value, based upon per-
taonaal ehservation. 1 have, while witneesing its peal. •
tive results In thespecial diseases Incident to the
organism of women, singled it not as the ethane or
erow,di,g gem of my medical career. On Its merits,
its a positive, safe, and effectual remedy for this chess
of diseases, and one that will, at all time and under
on circumstances, act kindly, I am willing to stake
ray reputation as it physician; and so conedentam
1 that it w111 not dlsappoiht the most sanguine ex-
pectations of a single Invalid lady who uses it for any
of the ailments for which 1 recommend it. that 1 ogee
end sell 1t under POSITIVE GUARANTEE. (For
Conditions, see pamphlet wrapping bottle.)
The following are tenon those diseases In 1. etch
my Favorite Pi'eseriptton has worked cures, as 1f by
magic, and with a certainty never before attained by
any medicine: Lcueorrhtna, Sxceesive Matting.
.'ninth) Mottthly Periods, Suppressions when from
unnatural causes, Irregularitles, 1S'enk isuelc, Pro -
!ensue, or Falling et' the Utt res, Anteversion and
ltutroversion, Bearing -down Sensations, Internal
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debluty Deep0ndettey,
Threatened Miscarriage, Chrome Congestion, T.ts-
itintonation :mid Ulceratlonet the Uterts Lnpoiettcy
Barrenness, or Sterilityy, and Female'et:Onesa. le
do not extol this medicine its It "erre-all;' but Jt
admirably retells a singleness or purpose. tieing b
most pertoet simile: 10 all chronic diseases of the
sexual system 0f W Oinan. It will not dlaappolat, net
will It do harlml, In any state or condition
Those who dos: re further information en these stun.
loots can obtain it in Tent PaOrLE'a COILNON Siot4
MEDIAD. ADVrsmle, a book of neer OM pedes, 8011
Pest -bald, on receipt or
V" at
treats minutely al
dross diseases peculiar Irantul'ee, and .rives moa t
valuable hdvlce In regard to the management O'
rheas atroettoai.
F'avorlte IMqurl tlon sold by prutt`Isi4. 0
est. V. PIERCE,M. tt, t'retr'r, \voile's Dieg,...,lat
tall eseisear Lloe,etstattesei.x..
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