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USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.
Hirers xo Dairymkv.?Few dairymen
are aware of the amount they loBe in
the quantity pf, .cheese, to say .nothing
of tho qudlityi by* not taking caw of
their milk. It w?ttld astonish mauy of
them-df they were informed that they
sustained a loss of .6 to 13; per cent, in
quantity,-by thoir own carelessness or
ignorance, which they mignt save by a
littlcmorecare.an&thus add the amouut
tlioy lose in price per pound by not hav
ing a prime nrtiole, whioh, in many in
Htauooa, exceeds 10 and oftoh 20 per
cent., and it will bo readily seen that
the loss thus sustained would do a good j
deal toward banishing hard times, which
bo many ate complaining of at present.
Rupns? CBMaNX.? There are several
kinds' of India rubber eement. The
best known is " marino glue." A cheap
or cement, and one that is highly re com -
mnuded, is made by cutting a quantity
of pure India rubber, in its natural
state, into small pieoes, putting them
in a wido-monthed bottlo, and filling it
about half full of the purest benzine ;
the rubber will swell up almost imme
diately, and. if well shaken will in ft few
dft3 s assume the consistency of honey.
Jf the rubber docs not dissolve, add
inor? benzine..: If, when dissolved, the
cement'is too thin, add moro gum. A
pieoe at rubber one inoh in diameter
will make a pint pf cement. This dries
in a fow minutes, and is very useful in
uniting pieces of leather, as it is both
ol nstic and durable.
Vjujue of Wheat Meal.?Tho Lon
don Dietetic {Reformer shows by seien?
tiilo .data,that when: meal, whioh is
ohoaWr* than bolte^Pmoal or fine flour,
oontHidB Ou'e'third moro nutriment than
flour' does Trdin'- whioh the bran has been
sifteVhid Fine flour, according to-this,
journal, .is not food at all, in the proper'
8cuso qf; tho term j tho oloments of the
grain that uro separated in the process
of bolting, /being, (essential to perfeot
nutrition, thosd who 'Use 'fine flour - are
oblig'ddyto\ ?ubsi6t, mainly on othor
things, or loso their health ; that no one,
thorcfore, who makes. baker's bread a
principal article of diet can long main
rnin health, while those who use wheat
meal bread, uufermented and unadul
terated, can maintain their health with
a very smajr^ditiop vtbther^opa^1
Onu Potatoes. 7?An eastern exchange
gives traife'advidO'':1 Potatoes, to be gtod,
should never bo exposed-to ,the light*'
but be kept in ns dark a place as possi
ble. rAObr thdyjbfegin to .sprout in the
spring, they should be taken up from
the Inns or heaps und kept in boxes or
barrels. ? ..Jf you havet. a ;few barrels
mived out for your family use, instead
of RtPXwjffiJbyrai Pve^.TOd, .apreac^ing
them every few weeks, put them into*
enough-barrels sp<thot you caur.easily
turn tiiem frein quo to anotherJ ^ ilavo
one extra barrel, and once every week
turu'tfiom nil out from on? to ah?ther.
This keeps them moving so often1 that
the sprouts cannot grow enough to do
much .harm. Tho sprouts whioh oome
oi it from tho potato-use up the nourish
ment it contains, j and leave it soft,
watery an.d insipid. By treating them
as proposed above they may be, Sept in
condition for tho table several weeks
longer than by la] routing them,' and at
the"fcfInVe vHime save a great deal1 Of
?mit ?! O'.* I - ? rfft|h->hnri i Sr -r/'r
in E V?JO - - ? i
TunA'fMUNT or Horse DibtemFmi.-^
Btetfact's ? i. American Farmers' Horse
Book (lavs : The .treatment in its gen.;,
oral features resembles that for glan
ders* t; Bleed. in the neok vciu, taking
abi\?t 'three pints of blood ; then: take
and, jbhoroughly mix together one table
spoon ful of gunpowder, one of lard,
ouupfpaftsoap, two of tar, und one of
pulverized' gum myrrh. Put a spoonful
of (ljijJ$own tho horse's throat as far oS
you can with a paddle or spoon,
this twioo a day.1*"' Aft 'the' same time
make'a*Tstrong decoction of tobacco, as
hot us the horse can boar it, with*whioh
wash Iiis neck two or threo times a day.
In connection with the above give tho
animal as muob sulphur and resin as he
can be (induced , to eat?a quarter of a
poiujd tach day at least?proportion,
two parts sulphur, oue part resin. Food
light, such as mashes, boiled oats and
out feed ;t or. if in season, grass is bet;
t?r. No ovxa -till .after recovery. No
work whilo guttering. Keep stable well
fumigated- : ? ,_?_
Rr.ciAstATioN of Land.?Tho world
in indebtt?i to Scotch intellect for many
cheap yet, valuable improvements of
hind, of; \vlnch tho following may be
named ivs a sample: Stakes were driven
intqttUe'i?u,d.at tho.water's odge at reg-:
rlr^.d'St'mcea parallel to the courso of
t ho river, Betweon those stakes branch
es of trees and brush were closely'in
terlaced; and by this simple contrivance
silt and mud were deposited, forming
an embankment up to high water mark
?keeping it off the meadow formed be
hind: >tho embankment except at high
floods. The meadow was hard and dry
enough to bear grazincr cattle; and the
river swamp, thus reclaimed with a few
stakes andbrimh put in the right plades,
will now sell for $800 an aoro in British
gold, . r West and ^Middle. Tennesseo, to
say nothing of the flooded bottoms and
swamps of the eastern part of the state,
nor] pif the llajwu grounds in: putv aistOB
states of Alabama and Georgia, have
inundated.-land by tho ten thousand
acres which might bo reclaimed by this
Scotch process at a very small. expense.
Anui/rEKATED BoTTEri.?When butter
is mixed with tallow it may be detected
by molting a little of the butter in a
spoon and smolling it, when the tallow
may at once be perceived, Another way
to learn whether this substance has
beenl^ffl$f|w/in0lt a small pieco of
hutteSHIlAgat not exceeding that of
boiliug Water, and pour it into a wine
glass.; Then immediately pour over it
two fluid drachms of commoroial nitric
acid (aqua fortis), and shako them
"lightly,'] If the butter employed was
pure jfc will rise to tho surface and not
become opaque for some minutes, but
if it .contains much tallow it will bo
oome a more or less opaque white moss,
the nature pf? the change and the time
reqmre4(dppending on the amount of
fat present iu tho adulterated. Some
times butter is adulterated with horBO
bono oii. In this case tho butter is to
be Bliake^^^jhno^atg^l^til
molted, anri allowed to collect- upon the
surface*. ^eifrbvb five drops df tlm and
Slaee them on a watch glass, and imrho
iately add ten drops of strong sulphu
rio aoid. If tho butter has been adul
terated with horse bouo oil, a deeper
color will be produced than if tho butr*
tor did not contain that Bub stance.
Fobs Raising.?A correspondent of
an agricultural paper .writes : "My
own theory of pork raising, based upon
experience, observation, ' and .'a'. little
philosophy of things, if written.for the
benefit of others, would be about a*
follows: Daring the hot summer
months I should feed very little solid
feed, snoh as corn in the ear or un
oraoked. I would.keep hogs, on green
feed constantly,' either grass, oats or
rye, and feed them at regular., intervals,
i once or twice a day, upon mashed feed,
either shorts, chopped oats or rye, buck-1
wheat, eto, ffeeain troughs. "When
fed in this way, and at the. same time I
allowed access to water and shade, hogs!
bear orowding through the hot months,
a very good time, if not the best, to
take flesh.*'This^puto them in good
condition for corn feeding, which should
commence about the 1st of September,
when the new corn crop is soft and ten
der. Treated in this way hogs beoome"
probably as perfeot. as any. method
could make them. Upon the whole,
too, I believe it is the oheapest and
most economical._
Stealing Heaven's Li very. ? The
groat alcoholess remedy, Vinegar Bit
I ters, is everywhere driving pestiferous
I mm potionn out of tho market. 'That
famous combination of tho finest me
dicinal herbs on tho continent of Anier
oa, is accomplishing such cares of dis
eased which effect tho stomach, the
liver, the bowels, the kidneyb and the
nervous system,' that the grateful
mosses have adopted-it as their, Stand-,
ard Specific The various rum1 biitera
have gone down before this pure vege
table antidoto liko toupinB before a well
aimed ball. Tho people have at length
discovered that all the spirituous ex
citants are worse than shamb^-that both'
morally' and medicinally they are inimi
cal to tho-well-being and safety of tho
community. It won't do. Tho hand
writing.ie on tho wall ! They are weigh-,
\ and found wanting. Rum remedies
re, defunct, and Vinegar Bitters, tho
universal antidote, reigns in their stead.
Bleeding from Lmigs, Catarrh, Hroiichl
tle, Consumption.. A Wonderful Cnre.
Rochester, N. Y., Jan. 13, 1874.
,. ,. Fierce, M. I).", Buffalo, N. Y.:
Bear Sir?I bad Bpfforod from catarrh in an
aggravated form for about "twelve years and
for! several years 1 from Bronchial; trouble
Tried many dock re and things with no lasting;
benefit. In May, '72. lieoo ? log nearly worn
out with oxocssivo editorial Inborn on a paper
in Now York city, I wa8 attuckod with bron
chitis in a uovcro form, suffering almost a
I total loss of voice. I returned homo here,
but hnd bftftn liumft only two wnnVa ?f Tw?Mi?Ii
was completely prostrated with hemorrhage
from tho lunge, having lour soyGro-blooding,
spells within two weeks, and iirHt tbrco inside
of nino duy's. In tho September following, I
.improved sufficiently to bo abl?' to1 b? about,
though In A very feeble 'state.M My bronchial
trouble remained, and tho catarrh was tenfold
worse than bo fore. Every effort for relief
Boejnod fruitions. I h coined to bo losing
ground daily. I continued in this foeblo etat?,
raising blood almost daily until about the first
of March, '73, when I became eo bad as to bo
entirely confined to tho bouse. A friend sug
gested your remedies. But I was extromoTy
skeptical that thoy would do mo good, as I bid
lost all heart in romodios, and began" to look
upon medicine and all doctors with disgust.
Efowovor, I obtained ono of yohr? circulars,;
ami read it, carnlnlly, from which I came to
the conclusion that yon understood your buti
nesK at least.'' I finally obtained a quantity of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, your Golden Med
ical Discovery and Pellets, and commenced
their vigorous uso according to directions. To
my surprise, I Boon began to -improvo. Tlio
Discovery and Pellets, in a short time, brought
out a severe eruption, which continued for
several weeks. I felt much botter, my appo
tito improved, anil I gained in strength and
flesh. . In three months every vestige of tho
catarrh was gone, the bronchitis bad hoailv
disappeared; had no. cough wbatovor and I
had entiroly ceased to raiBO blood ; and, con*.
(trary to the expectation of some of my
. friends, tho ouro h&a remained permanent. I
have had no more hemorrhages from the
lung-, and am entirely free from catarrh, from
which I had suffered, so, much and so long.
Tho debt of gratitude I 6wo for the blessing I
have rocoivetPat your hands, knows no bound.
I am thoroughly satisfied, from my experience,
that your medicines will master the worst
forms of that odious disease, catarrh, as well
as throat and lung diseases. I have recom
mended them to very many and shall evor
apeak in their praise.
Gratefully yours,
: . ^ Wm II. 8penenn
P. O. B?* vC.?t'Ii,O0u6ntor, N. Y.
'1 To Correspondents.?In answer to
scoroa of letters we state: The Fifth Gift
Concert of the Kentucky Public Library will
positively take placo November 30. 1871. and
there will be no postponement. Tho capital
prize will be 5250,000. For information, con
corning this matter drop a line to Gov. Tbos.
E. Bramletto, Louisville. Ky.
To have good health the liver mnst
be kept in ordor. SanforcTa Lioer Inw.gorator
has become a staple family medicine Puroly
vegetable?Cathartic and Tonfo?for all do
ran cements of liver, stomach and bowels.
Will clear tho complexion, cure nick headacho,
otc. Shun imitations. . Try Sanfora?* Liver
Invigorator.'r' r- * ? *r g ' ?*
The only ohnrch in this country where
sermons are preached in Irish, it is sail,
is at El mini, 111,
The NflrraganBetTOollar Company ire
turning out from 75,000 to 100,000 Ehawood
and Warwick Collars a day. This shows their
immense popularity. If ycu have not worn
thorn, wo would advise you to do bo.?N. V.
, Times.
The People'* stamp of Value. -The
I Government ondorsmeut, which logallres the nie
of I'r.antation Bittkbb. is not the only stamp ?f
flxed to that famous Vkoktablk Tonic. It bests,
in addition to that official snnctlou, tho rtii.i. mom:
VALUABLE HTAMP ok i'ubijo ai'l'IlODATJON, Tili? lll
estlmeblo voucher of its rare properties as a Topic,
ConnEOTivK|an<l ALxr-nsTivE is wprld-wtde.
flow to Look' You am?Sixteen.?Don't
palut or use vile Hair Restorers, hut simply apply
Hagau'* Magnolia Ralm upon your face, nook ?nd
hands, and uso Lyon's Kathairon upon your hilr.
Tho Ralm makes your complexion pearly, soft mil
natural, and you can't tell what did it. It remotes
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Dr. Dmi'l Wevaer or Boston, fell down
a mining shaft Meftr D^nvor, 7C feet. He, wa? terri
bly btuiced, limbs broken, and supposed tobo'deid.'
Mexican Mustang Ltuliuent was freely used, con
sciousness restored, Iii* lifo saved, aud he came
homo in eight weeks. This Is tho most wonderful
article for DrulBCsj Sprains, Rhoumstir m, Swellings,
Spavin, Ringbone, Borrs, or any flesh, bone or
musclo ailment upon man or boast, ever discovered.
It Is humanity to animals. It has saved much dif
fering and many useless doctors' bills. It can be
had for IS cts. and,*$|.0u per bottle, in any drug
store. Bntbeware of counterfeits. Tho genm'u.i
is wrapped in a flue steol-plate label, signed "O. W.
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I_ No. 5 North Cherry Street.
THE LEADING COLLEGES.
Forpanlculars csll at either College, or address
the PrlucmaL THOMAS UONlfiV, Lebanou,
Tenn.. or Nashville. Turn.
The American Meat and Vegetable Chopper.
An Improved Meat aud Vogeinh e Chopper to
take the place of tlie old Knife and Tray in pre
paring the various articles of food which require
chopping, such as Hansage. MUtce-meat. salads.
Hash. Fish. Fruit and vegetables of various kinds,
haseonif to bo conslrteted as much of a nec. sstiy
in every well-t'ondueted hoj*ohold as a Clothes
Wrinteror Cookin? Ktove. whllo lor If otels.'Iiake
rles. Restaurants and Public Institutions where
large niiHii Itles of mod aro required such a ma
chine Is a' solutely Indiipcniable.
Of the many Inventions designed for the pnr
pchv. the oniv ?ine ? bl?h has stood I hp test or time
and proved a nerirct tucce** Is the " American," of
which more than W.U>> have been sold, aud Hvo
yeais oonsiant ine has proved it elr snperlorlty
over all O'her ? hoppers. Iheysavo their run in
labor every year, and so great has the o. mand for
ti.em become that the annual sales now amount
to more than ihr^c times that of all other Fain lv
Choppers combined? a fact which Is suQIcIent evi
dence of their suiierlor m?rlt.
Heven slze-i. \ old by dealers every * here.
Fi r Descriptive Circular and Price List addrrss
D. * NKWTON A CO., 110 Chambers street,
New York._
DR. WHITTTER,
No. 617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo,,
< ? .u'.iiiu ?. to trr-al all eil?? of obalaelea to marriage. !]?<<?
Iranurltfcj, every ailment or ?Ickneu which rciolW lictr
in 11. icIi.mi or ini|>ru<leoe*. with anparalteled .no-..
I.'r. W.'a r.tnMI -m-nt I, chirte red by tho Plat* >l Hi*
?onri, w.tl (bunded aud hu been c.tabllihcd to te-.ur
ear*, otrtalb ?od reliable rrUef. Belog ? gra-luav or
?everal medical college*,, and having Iba experience el .>
long and aueceaaful life jo hl? ?peclaltle* be ha* perfected
reoif.lt** that are aa**etu?l In <n )>..? eaeee. Ill* palloi u
are being treated by mall or aiprc** every wher*. No
m.tt< r who Mied, oall or write. From ths great nun
Ur if application* he It enabled to step hit nhart**
lew. 36 pages, string full aymplom*, for two ateenf s
MARRIAGE CUBDE,
??> f.kge?. ? i*>i?til*r boek which tbould be r<iad(bj ?'.er?.
i -it No in it, I.-1 pair, it | er?oii? cr,nomf.l*iliig n.?r
rlrg-. ear llliiil to do without it. It cnolalui the oi-rctr j|
.tl >l Utvntur. on tbla ?ublect, the rctulte of Dr. w a
v, .>,oa ?f.rl.u a) Alto tb* twit tbnught* fmm 1st? w'rV?
1,'u ! u-i . ?? r I lidrtk-a. Heot l*.l?<f, poi'.pald for Miel*.
IV' yen wish to get a PRACTICAL BCBI
NK8S KDVOATION, attend and graduate at
that oldest, largest and moat thoroughly managed
instil itlon, tfONBH' COIWrHBjicS M* , AWD
'I'ISLlOtl It A HIS C?1.LKGB, Bt. Louis, Mo.
\Of|te for a circular.
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NEf
|" Ladisu' Fhiknd " contains T articles
IIMj. by eyecy Lady-Patent Needle
'breader, Sctss??, Thimble, etc.?atiar
kameed werth IIJO. Sample
|W cents, A
llOSVjyutr
erthlUsO. Barn pie box, by mall,
DON'T BUY
UNTIL YOU HAVE
Oarorully , ^nc#>rrilit???(ta
OUR WJEGW
AND LOW RESERVOIR
As wo havo 13 GOOD REASONS why they will
do your work
QUICK and EASY,
CHEAP and CUBAN.
I KlThey are Cheapest to bny.
5fi They are beil tp use.
CJjThey bake evenly ami qnickly.
??\Their operation In perfect.
?M#They always hare a good draft.
a^They are made .of the best material
^VTlie/^ roast perfectly.
OThey require bat little fiel:.
They are very low priced.
They arc easily managed. '
Jhci are suiied to all totalities.
_1 Brery Store gaarahleea to glre latisfae'n
Sold by Ezcelsior MannTg Co
BT. LOUIBt MO., AND BT'
PHILLIPS'BUTTOIirr h Op., Nashville, Tvatu
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Celebrated Rotary-Hook Lock-Stileh
EWING MACHINE
FOR FAMILY USE,
AND
UJ
ZNTEW ZtsTo.
SEWING MACHINE
For Leather Work and Heavy Tailoring.
Wheeler & Wilson'? .Family Sewing Machine
wm the. first introduced into the household for gen
eral use and for more than tu>enty year* has stood
unrivaled. More than 3 ,ouo,oOO have been sold,
a number far ^exceeding the total salos of any
Other machine of' Its class.'
Wtii-ca-r Cft wilfon-n TT nr. IS O. o Sewing Israeli I m
Is designed to do In a superior manner a wider
range of work thau any sewing machine '.hereto
fore produced. It Is es peel all y adapt? d to the stitch
ing ol' boott and shoes, harne*?, carriage trimmings,
gloie* lentht r toork generally, bags, hosiery, cloth
ing, and heavy fabrics of every description. It la
Intended to be operated either by foot, or ai
higher rate of spe-jd than other machines by steam
or other power, and Is rapidly gaining that pre
eminence for manufacturing purposes Which their
family machine has long maintained In the house
hold. Bend for circularAglvingktestlmonlaJs,and
description ol machine, to -
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.,
625 Brc
626 Broadway, N. Y.
THE NEW IMPROVED
REMiNdTON
Sewing; Machine.
AWARDED
The Medal for Progress."
AT VI UNNA, 1HV3.
i'll X iilOH kst o nni:it of "mkda I." AWtkDtD ai
the ExroeiTioia.
No Sewing Machine Received a Higher Prise
A !<"!<:\V U?H?0 IIMASONS i
I.?A New /ntvenrfon Tjiorouoblt Tjcarxoanrt
secured by Letter?.Patent.
}*.?Makes a tariert xock eriT?M. alike pn boil
.sides, on ?II kiiuts of goods.
3.? RnNwLinitT Smooth,NoisKLitMiand fUrn
j?best combination of qualities.
I)cr?nt.k??mi? for Yeais wtthoui Repairs
?.? Will do all Va itty'of Work and J^iiiey fttttcJ%
Ing In a superior manner.
O.?Is Most Kaslly Mnnaoed by the operator
Length of stitch may be altered while running
and machine can be threat?*! without, passtn*
thread throueh holes.
7. ?Design flimnle. Jn(citunis,'JS>ignnt. lormlm
the stitch without the uso of :Cog-Wh??cl Hears
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the Antmnntu
Drop Peed,' which insures 'uniform length uf stitch
nt any speed. Has our new Thread Controller.
which allows easy movement of needle bar and
pre%<ent$ injury to thread.
8. ?Construction most careful and Vinishfd
It Is manufactured by the most skil{ful and expert
eneed mechanics, at Ihjj celebrated llemlngton
Armory, lllon, N. V. New York Ofllce.
No. o Maillson Square, (Kurts'? ttullil?
Ior.i itltA.M 11 UKKlCKHi 5*37 Mate Kt..
Chicago, Hl.i ihi Werft fourth at., Cin
cinnati, lt.|85 Niagara St., UufTalo, K. Y.|
33U Washington at., tloston? Alass.i BIO
t heatuut hi., Philadelphia, Pa. t IU Sixth
?tM Pittsburgh, Pn West Jefferson
st? Lonlsvllle, Ky.( UeGlvea Upera
House, Mrtrrlcita at ,*Atl?nt?. tin, Ott Nn
fourth tt, *? t I,onii, Mo } Corner of North
Peai 1 and ?teuben etc., AFlMtny n. Y.
AGENTS WANTED TOR THE
TRUE HISTORY
OS1 T?U'
BROOKLYN SCANOAl
Thi sMoinirt ng revelations and -tart Ing dls
clo ores in de In t* Is wp k hio cr- ntlng tho n>? st
Intense ? oslro in the mil ds ot the V? opTe to obtain
It It Rives lie wli lin er lilmory or Uin ? rest
Hc?nila' und Is the only full antf ?sirheiUte dd. k tn
111" s Ibje t. Il?ellS Ht JlKill -???>? t?r in inn ,0
AgoiiKhiidii nil ile'frlpttoii of ihr? wo I: Addicss
? .\'l In.N x I. I'KiiI.'Mit >?? co ,? inc nnail.o.,
I Or Memi-liT*. Teno ^
a DV KRTlriEnHI *ena ?1? cu. to ???. P. Row
J\ kll ?% oo., 41 .Park How, N. V.. for their JStm
Sait at too page*, oontalnlag lists of fcooo dutt>
papers, aad esbmatca SheWlM aest ofjtosevrilB?.
VINEGAR BITTERS
Dr. J. Walker's California Vin
egar Hitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from tho na
tivo herbri found on the lower ranges of
tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tbo medicinal properties of wbieh
arc extracted therefrom without tbo use
of Alcohol. Tbo question is almost
daily asked. "What is tho cause of the
unparalloled success of Vinegar Bit
ters?" Our answer is, that they removo
tho causo of disease, and the patient re
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life-giving principle,
a perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of the system. 'Never before in tho
history of the world has a medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities of VinkoarBittkrr in healing tho
sick of overyjriricoBo man is heir to. .They
aro a gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation ol
the Liver ana ViHceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
Tho pronerties of Dr. walker's .
Yinkoa it BiTi Kfis are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic
Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudorific, Altera
"tivo. and Anti-BlHons.
? Grateful Thonsamis proclaim Vrw?t
egar Bitters tho most wonderful In
vi go rant that over susUiuod tho sinking
system.
No Person can tako these Bittere
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious. Remittent and Inter*
mitteilt Fevers, which are so.preva
lent in the valloys of our great rivers
throughout tho United States, especially {i
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri.
Illinois, Tcnhessco, Cumberland, Arkan
sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Bio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro
anoko, James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea*
sons of'unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied by extensive OBr
ran gem out 3 of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgativo, exerting a pow
erful influence upon, these various or
gans, is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for tho purposo equal to
Dr, J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters,
as they will speedily removo the dark
coloroU. \ iscia matiur with which tho
hnwols .aro loaded, at the samo time
stimulating tho secretions of tho liver,
and generally restoring tho healthy
functions of the digestivo organs.
Fortify the hotly against disease
by purifying nil its fluids with Vinegar
Bitters. No epidemic can tako hold
of a system thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks,, Pal pita
tat iou of the Heart, I nil animation of she
Lungs, Pain in tbo region of the Kid- .
noys, and a hundred other painful symp
toms, are tho offsprings of Dyspepsia.
One bottle will prove a hotter guarantee
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
ment.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, White
Swellings, BiuerSfErysipelas, Swelled Nook,
Goitre,. Scrofulous? -Inflammations, Indolenv
Inflammations, Mercurial Aflcctionv, Old,
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Soro Eyrs, etc.'
In these, as;hi all other constitutional ins
eases, "Walkkr's Vinkoar Bittkus have
shown their great curativo powers in tho
.most obstinato and intractable cases.
For Inflammatory and Chronic 1
Rheumatism. Gout, Bilious, Romit
tent and Intermittent Fovors, Diseases ot
tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases
aro caused by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical Diseases.?Poisons en
gaged in Paints and Minerals, .such as
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and
Miners, as they advance in life, are subjoo';
to paralysis of tho Bowels. To guiurd
against this, take a dose of Walk mi's VtN
bqab Bittkrs occasionally.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, let
ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimple?,
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles. Ring-worms.
Scald-head, ? Soro Byes, Erysipelas, Itob,
Scurfs, Discoloration* of tho Skin, Humors
and Diseases of tho Skin of whatever namo
or nature, aro literally dug up and carried
out of the system in a short tiino by the use
of thoso Hitters.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms,
Inrking in tho system of so many thousands,
aro efloctnaily destroyed and removed. No
system of medicine,, no vermifuges, no an
tnelminitics will freo tho system from worms
liko theso Hitters,
For Female Complaints, in yotmg
or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, theso Touio
Bitters display so decided an influence that
improvement is soon perceptible.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when
ever you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sore.-?;
cleaiiBo it when you find it obstructed and
sluggish in tho veins; cleanse it when
foul; your feelings will toll yon whon. Keep
blood pure, and tho health of tho system
follow. , ?l..-jia ?I ^
It. II. fteDOftAL? *St CO.,
(rgrfsta end Gan. Ajrta,, San Francisco, Cftltforahv
oor. of Washington anil Charlton Sis., n. ?.
HoM -??-? -ill Druggists and Denier?,
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vi?unti i- In f..i mallen tor thos- who *r*> m?r,?i
or ron(?'Bii>i?.t*> DJitrrlage. Pn<?- Uli? ?a-uu? es;
mall. Audio** Du. buith? UlsU'ENUaJik. ?*
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