The herald., July 27, 1883, Image 7

About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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and the Import i
She 'Reveals for tT»p Ren
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men,
for !ii
for ago the America n
ent 'fled by the entree upon the
eons ^a^-v
w^°
*ia* ')ee11 Prt!*
n,^ little announced. Sho was
linftr, mmuierable numl "jr of as-
3s.vn
ra
,u')''c
favor
Hnd
0*f
f, aside from her own
proiU'
e
recognition. In -pit
vever, she qmekU .t w\
,v, ,!r,: a *n the heart of tli
VRj
I"1--' i«s continued to
mac
n W
,8 announc.-..
tigii Maude Gran. i
*f','r- lina season in the i i
a written by IW r. A.
f'V'^ faw only natural th i -nal
V"'' i old be* manifested nlv
8
!li"*
.1 circles,but in ot!:- .•i.tufh
uoniuiuuity. Thin spe-
w»
!.!: .fe,a? it was known that Mins
te tiav,. ft "for the past vert-, been in
lulin delicate health, at:d the do'
to star in a strong emotional
more surprisin.' One of
..tfeis* .paper was :m*imtiugly
rto see the popular
jrtfy the rumor or :»!•.-•
-tiess.
,iaerV conntenarioi- in
tf every one in tl: i
ft face once sect.
0, Features reinat in
9 »ni contour arn
Bu
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stiu
mo-,
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its j.
i f'
thu:
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g,
'g.r
1
r.uij.M ob-
ilitv to portray cbarai-ters of
iOtionai nature. She posses
lerself the elements of feel
which no einoti n can be
I an audience. Tl»e man of
the ladv at her home in this
I accorded a quiet welcome,
ent at once that she was in
roved health, which the ex
it color of her countenance
ted.
3 Miss Granger that you con
starring tour the coming sea-
leed. My season begins in
the ifithof Ju'y. From there
Francipco an then play the
of the season through the
I western stat s."
confident vir h*iilth will
i *n undertaking
laugh was tl e first reply to
•'in, after whic:i she said
ty. It is true I have beew
two vearp. but now 1
vered. Few :eoj»le can have
if the strain a ion^cientious
lergoes in -ayin^: an enio-
It is ueces-.iv. -.c
into the n
ftv:
.a
la
i i
W!
ata strain as'»'-fore uitb
ealth and a lowh-i how
II do not fe i
eak of a 'kn w to
,1th.' Willy.-. 1- \.»lain
mean by th:r
"ust be awan -i .• u
natures arc .i oics
ions unknot
name of
in whatev»!
are weakn.
every ambi:
lieve thousa:.
to-day Bull
Hi
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tabli
:iat
IV b
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sen
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eve'
tx
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Oil I
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an
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ed
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tee
I have found a remedy which
ciallyadapte for this verv pur
ls pure and datable and con
health and life as, I believe,
lie will. It is really invaluable
the Women in Ameri a were to
aa quite sure i^ost of he sutfer
nany deaths might be avoided."
Is this wonderful remedy?"
ert Safe Cure."
'on use it?''
antlyl"
ience believe you will be able to
the coming season successful-
er»
ie n
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ml:
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in:
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torf
quite certain of it."
questions more Miss Granger,
please give me ft list oi the parts
created and the plays you have
ft in since your first appearance
:playedfor some time with the
iIII New IPork and Brooklyn. I
it to the Union Square theatre
easons, after tiiat to the Boston
one season and then to llootb's
"a thifdty. Next I supported
iCollotlgh and afterwards star
tliet,Camilh Rosalind, etc. Sub-
1,
(V
nclt
Qiib
but'
HOC
iVlllI
-rir.
tw I
hi
fl"
.nd
ties
t'O
I created the part of Cicely
i the Galley ^lave and also star
VO Nights in Kouie, tdayinir the
J&tonia. Tiie past year I have
ying ill the Planter's Wife and
SaeMOQ,Second
A.SIATIC CIIOLKKA.
Citfes of the Plague ou the Nile.
om llie Philadelphia Bulletin.
It i? apparent ibat the most malignant
plagues has •mdc «nlv appeared on the
lighway between east and west. Dam
ielta lies on the east branch of the Nile,
about a quarter of the distance from
Port Said to \'evanl»i: v Man
"i V e re
.:i -.i Dam*
ort Said
surah, whev
ported, lies:i
ietta branch
i' id no in-
•vhev
the preset
F-s?yiit is
outbreak ti
to be attrih'.
fiom Indi
nuuehiii'j:
been
it is
,*e.
preset
ports
1
tntv the char
.n utter aban
and an as
oortraved. I:
it is necesi
tions the
•el. For mo
ied each nigh -rutin
silt I watpl:i.\ Thf a •.
dered itiort. iblv it a.:-,
weie none tb real t-'
feet none th trvi::^
1th.'
you anticip i'
re?"
the least. e\jte*'t
tiie
up
I
Mosetta and I*
is also sai.l to siave
the east to the west
ta itself which is the
ron is separated from
the shallow salt mere,
lrou'h M. de l.csseps
,eat ditch. The s-oourw
•jiiarter where it i« di-
out.
or iXfii
unl e:i!
centre
.'ort Si,.
Lake M.
!ii»,:wwedj.'ir
itii^ appear.
•n/.i
rectiy (•••:nmunic.iti*rl to .ir«'i*k. Italian.
French ahd Mt _rl3^b ports, wl'.ere it will
be capable Jeproducine itseil.
Asiatic choiera is tt disease as o
Ihppocrates and Galen, tor the) i
scribe it in letail. although »»ach has
his own name tor it. F»r a century and
a quarter its r»eriodicn! TMOVe t.er.t has
ween attribu'ed to the detiM- masses of
population Mti ered to^etlier every
twelfth year at til- y:re it il ndoo fes-
tivah. From the shrines in the inte
rior. to which pii'jrimuires are made, the
!i-i u-e has heoii curried te the coast at
I»'»uii»ay or Call utta, Mauritius and
1
V of large and deep ti
the greatest soul p- it
tee where Miss
'iiina, or ai-'Uir the caravan :oads to the
Pepsiau 'iulf. the Caspian and the Med
'terraiieat.. and e\en across (. entral Asia
into Fairopean Iiu^^ia. The mat ter
rible visitations of this plague which
have occurred since lTot. have followed
this periodic law. The disease broke
out in India in 1-S17, and ran its course
in four years. In lsi'i' cholera reached
Orenburg, spread to Poland and
Eastern Furope, and was
carried by emigrant ships to America in
18: :.'. In 1841 there was a fresh out
break in Bengal, the etlects of which
were traced year after year one coun
try after another until the pestilence
aaaia spent its force in America. In
Wiethe inection was communicated
more rap.dly. steamships carryint it to
Mar-eiile."- an England, and finally to
New York The next visitation was due
under the periodica! law in 1S77, ami
Uecembei ot tnat| ear there was jrreat
mortality from the disease in .ledda,
Mecca, and throughout Arabia, and
sporadic cases were reported in land car
avans at long instances from India.
Tnis was tii- y*-«tr of the flusso-Turkish
tsar, and if c:ie disease had broken out
in Asm minor or the Balkans its ravages
wo-iid have been terrible, its prres
was stayed in 1S7S, and it did not reach
the Med:t^rra')ean ports.
The o
I'CtWs."
1
lia\e
to the sterner
ese troubles is
form they may
es which inter
:x and hope in
s of noble wo
in^ agonies of
n their best :riends and rela
W little or no::'lina:. ami when 1
On it I conh-s it makes me
r«U this misery arises largely
poranee of
1
to
1
laws of life or
to caurefully mserve them. 1
n the depths a bitter expe
nding tliis. and I am thankful
ie means of estoration, and
main in perfect health."
explain mor -fully.'
as I have said, will
to Her Love."
Writer was returning home he
ft train of mtism^ and wonder
the women in this land who
niag could only know Miss
'•experience ami the remarka
teaehieved by the pure remedy
how much sutl'erina might be
Mid how much happiness se-
yo
ie,r
of.
:o
c's
msrt& soi* and uamesake
®f BttUer, of South Carolina iiaF
oointoda cadet at West Point.
X"
4
:th«
Waddington her min*
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1
It is ti'*. easy to determine whether
•earanee of ell era u
y .onnected with the
'ars ajj:o in Arabia, or is
o more recent in feet ion
'hate\er may bi it
and wherever may
•rijinal puinl o' 'iepart
or whos" approacii has
an awtui warutna. Its
oiuti Me«ii
however, to
.:' 'reht.nsii»n as t-rmer
:.d routes oi communica
\-:a Minor and Egypt
uid the hives ot Indian
lilt other are no longer
•••nged as to open an easy
i• me ti
c':ia'.-H-vn
1 -rise y
pa^-a.:
tem i
Kuyn".?
the iu-.!'.
and tber'-l
contasz:on.
tine system
various nations ie the Mediterranean,
by which the progress o' plague :n\y he
retarded and po--!--:v block.' 1 ilr.-^.-tn
er.
An Item ot Intci-est.
WOOD'S OCFTKA H-h'-k S P«ul Mi tin..
May 19, 1S.H.H, g. Hiackiord. 274 K^st Sev
enth St.. St. Pau'c Dear Sir—it trivet ine
great pleasure to reconiniend in the high
est possible manner vour medicine, Dr.
HalSiday's Blood Paritier is ait you
claim for it and more. Yours Gratefully.
Ther« is no use in talking. Dr.
Celery and Chamomile bills' will cure nerv
ousness in its w .rst •'onus, u'il produce a
charming happy state in a truuhWvl in .i and
permanently build up the general system
They contain no narcotic or harmful drst
Whatever.
Edward Barr i
firm have assigned.
W ki.1.8' *Tloc
towi'M*. uenus'j
•rranean whole syst
a use tiie ral^ia hav
Tiie railroad sys-
'he Suez G'.nal and he
line have brokuti up
the caravan roiTe^ and
...•ninished the datiirer of
ic same time, a i^uaran
has oeen etab!i.-iied bv
*'P. Demi:iii. who na« written touch
ins* storied for the Atlantic nr!iiy for
the past ten vears. is a court othc.al in
Albany. N. Y.
Nathaniel Stsmson, a pensioner of the
war of 1S12, is living in Brooks, Me., at
the age of 101.
For I»y«iep«ia. ImliK«'»tion. Iepr-ii}sMri of
hpmN aii'i ..'a.-! u 1' 1:1 van -i* irms
aim. a ». .-utist Ffvar Vi'l Asdic, air I
oth»r 1 -it• o-unltt-iit F«»ars t?i "l''erro-Fho-i|hor
ateil F.lixir ot Caii!«a'»." made by :vw«*lt. H.v»rd
fcCo.. N"w YorS. 4U.i '.l by ill l)nii i»tii, :h tho
bt««t tonic, and ur jiat entH rvoverln.' from Fever
oi' other sickna^j. it 1i»j a dual.
Ekfie JOHNS.
A Cure of Pneumonia.
Mr. D. I'arnahy of Oswego. N. Y.,
says that his daughter was taken with a vio
lent cold which terminated with pneumo
nia, and a!i the hest physicians_ gave the
case up and said she could not live but a
few hours at most. She was in this condi
tion when a friend recommended Dr. Wm.
Hail's Balsam for the Fungs and advised
her to try it. She accepted it as a last resort,
and was surprised to find that it produced a
market charure for the he:ter, and by perse
vering in its u*e a permanent cure was ef
fected.
Mothers, Attention:
Chas. Jones of Kii7.ahe,t.!i. Spencer 0o.:
Ind., says, 1 have dealt in medicine a nutu
her (it vears, and will say that I)r. Roger's
Vegetable Worm Syrup is the most valuable
medicine lever so'ld. Mv customers were
so pleased with its etlects that they pur
chased a tiu.nber of bottles to have it on
hand. It is'al 1 that it i* r*comni»Mided to be.
All diseases curcd by a n^.w and safe ineth
0(j—staves eipe'isive iJoctoi and Medicine
bills Send for causes of disease Home treat
ment. Home Health Co., Minneapoiis.Minti.
The Frai-r AxTe Grea*e is the Standard
Axle (jrease of the world One greasing wi 1
last two weeks
StuMOUT*n" your old boots and skosii
with Lyou'alPatent Steel Stifleners,land wear
again.
Wise's Axle Grease never gums.
Prrsoiml Mily.
Th« Voltaic He!tC. Mich., will a»nd
Pr lye's Cdctirut*"! l-.h-cUn-V ultair Hcit- and
Klectrv Appliances o i Tiial f#r thirty davs-to moo
Iyuuu" or oldi
whuaie a flic frtwillinerrou.tet:lity,
li.ht vitality and kindred tvuuWft.-. guar•Jiiteeinf
«,ee.lv and complete r.,tor,tion of health an3
mauiy Tigor. Address as above. V H.-No riak
is incurred, as thirty day» urn! i» allowed,
Co., a "New Yoiv. I
Liabilities $50.0uu.
ON (\IISNS."~15c.
Ask for it
.nnv- c.»rn«. wart*. bunions.
irdou got baii and declare.'
habe-utsh i inticcriicv.
I*1
In IheCountry all Summer.
man w!io takes ni* f.iin iiy into I he coun
tiie summer should remember that he
wiit save his children a ureat deal of pain and
hinise fa large amount of money in doctors'
hi!'-, if he i? thoughtful enough to carry a
supply of Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Themed
ici.:e a standard specific for all cases of
cramp? col.c. cholera morbus, diarrhops, o
dy-.*nrery.
i ,e Kxnosition building at 1-'
be hy Ldisoi
r::erS'.
/rr disease, headache.and c. ..
vaus-jd hy bad dijje.-tion, quick:
Ilrown'-. Iron letters.
Jo!mson, the phenominal pa
mile 11J at Chicago, tqi a
recor i
i: an-.l viuv-ir, i-ure# .ly."t)»p.-:a. i'
pat ion
tl.
ra
tie
\i Kt'd ROCK \nyon, Ne- 1
cashes ot sheep are poisonim: theai
we e Ki"d»*d by the bad water of ttasH pi act
Ladies of all aiM*- who suth-r from iojs i
appetite Jrom imperfect digestion, low sp:
its awd nervous debility may have lifeanu
hedth renewed and irnietinitety extended b
theuseof Mrs. I.ydiaE. Pinkiiam's remedic
for al) complaints incidetr'•• !..• emalecoi
stitution. We have not oniy a living faith i
Mrs. Pinkham, but we are assured that her
medicines are at once moat acreea&le and effi
cacious.
The Union Pact ." has be^r.ri :ts annual
cleaning out ot conductor-.
LEWIS jowa.—Ir. M. J. Davis say*
"Brown's Iron Bitters give the best of satis
faction to those who use it."
The editor of tne D?lano Eagle excarted
to-Santa Fe. New Menco. to attend the cele
bration there.
Irritation
Oimplsiiuts.
ititiamu
uml bs
iti in.
"liu. tc
ill Ki.i'i
Bif^'ars attempted to ^et from under
the pillow of Mr. P»eir-4s. at Shakopee bui
he was on the aiert and s a red them off.
GAiifKi.n, 1'jivv-Dr. A. T. Henak savs
'•Ones using Bro*:i s Iron Bitters proves its
superiwri y ore: ail other to:. prepara
tions."
of Toir Thniuii ...on. place ai
.'in., with Masonic cereuion
hH.i peop viewwd the re*
The funurH'
Britigeport
iea. 'Fulh
-n aire-
•i i
A'
\enraliiia
Alien- i.ii.i i'o'i!' ers •..jij.ir ,.'ju
to the blood, mvi^ora'es the liver. a'.(ir di
ije^tion and tue as^imiiatiou of food, an.i
pttrilies. to*'-" -'ren.^t lieu- and tort: fits the
i iv
vereca-es ot aeu
ri.-ij:n
cured
eauim
UcilU' A.
S'. Paul
U
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A
Train "Her an iiu)i ni ui.
accideiit occur:ed thn 21
-i:i.'ota '"eutra! railroad fo
tniiea we:' fled Win^ The &frer:ior>n
Ttassentrei ."or.sistiin: two roache?
and two!'--' ear* bound ror Watt-rvi.le.
had ie!t lied W:nj a!. p. :n w rh si\ ]a-
-engers. It xas run at usua" speeil. and ti
same traiN had parsed over :he road .i:
rtlnc.it K r:i. the *ame day. It wain
possible to toresee any danger until too lau
The engine and tende: went, down a thirty
foot embaiik:ne:it. the two freight cars fol
lowing. KngTMeer Swee:ie\ and the coti
ductor, name unknown, jumped for dei
li e, the latter escaping uninjured, hutth?
tormer was seriously torn up. He was
ken to lieu Wing, and is doing nicely. T-i*
cause of the accident was th.' nnderntini-u
and washinn out ot the track
Forty-lour towns of the German Um
pire have introduced the system of
street-car railwavs. &cmJ many
ubo' It Io so
PATENTS
.1 'W
I
OR. C. W. BENSON'S
S K I N U E
Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, TETTER J, HUMORS,
Ti INFLAMMATION, M»LK CKU£T,
ALL POUCH SCALY B^UPTtOH*,
DISEASES OF HAIS AAO SCALP,
SCROFULA ULSrKft, ana
TENDER ITCHlNCSoaailjiar.jof the
body. It inakt* the skui white, soft ond smooth
Mmovca frookleu, end is tb« IiF.sr toilet
drewintfin TIT K WOULD. Elugilntly put up, two
bot' .tsin one package, consitun^ of botii ixitoraal
ftnd oiterual troatment.
AU Hut olM* dr-ucfflsts liairait. Prioefl. perp«ltag».
gOSlS.TEI6
No tirnf. «boa!4 ba
•»t if liii uSiHuach,
.: .'cr an.l twwom ire
ff« tfi-l, ail'.ij.t sh#
n re reniet* Haa
rtlei'n SWOlJlh Hlt
i.-rs D'.^eaji's v the
ori:i:i- tiim '.l (,i^et
oliier^ ta: more s» ri
ouh. and a is
re tiazant "J*.
11 v»p«|iB:*,l!ver "ni
i .tint, oh:'Ii aa^i le
!r. '.at-iy rli.':aii:4t
t. k i'1 a oy
r-ak ies. b:jn« *.-n
is ij'i.l! v tpmbV if
vit!«0 Wltil. I^i^c 110
ti in ucik thia
fT«-tive and safs
iiieitii'iue.
For by all
!»rncriist a-ul Deal
«fs generally.
birf'eitS
il tlOl MWN MI MIC tLrULLKtiB. TM
I ltfraaill-- !. In i |"-T''»tal^i«= 1.1
Ircss K S li.vu.il.. .! J'UU Micliiuan av« a: ago
tfir a AM TLJ»":' travi'hnp eipemi*, or rood!
UlO rt I'lun I II oncomrniision. Le^timateoaft
nra «jt *fi a K'H K Li 'i I Bt" 'i v
tint Willi au (it( nut,
Baat Ooufh 8ynip T**'m good.
tlaji In lLm« K.j.d OJ tlrunriau
nssKssaEiCi
PERRY DAVIS'
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tuTt^T
*mn.m •VMS'**
BfUtort j-
more are
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A SAFE AND SUfi'
REMEDY FOR
rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Cramps,
Cholera,
Diarrhoea,
1
Sprains
o ^nmrooti |ra
I ranee a «J
AND
Bruisas, i
3urns
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For ule by all Druggists.
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rltAtioit th ,t oauiM t*.•• ••.!». Ii .-Iranio
th.: lun^« of al 1 ImpmUln, «t it a them
thrin lu-n tsifcf by .on lijot
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ricrvo«nsv n Slight «'oltl« ofioi fnt In
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no i-metly iiu v v t-r l. n ti wl l»n l«»i
jm'oik}»t in e.-!. i us TUTT S EXPECTORANT
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drtu take It rvadily. 1*"'t it t«
invaluable sienn i -i e.-i iy.
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A't?TE F3.1 Tt:T? S ftl
A BDTKD BI UMTm.BD WOMAJI.
'Froai lh« R^^ou
Th» abo»e !s a j'wj of Mra tr'Ha F!ak
ham. j' Ljnn Maj« *vi j''ier i.nua
may tM sr-itfif:.:.* D*tur l"ri«od ofT^nuui,"
a« vint ot her eorroajun.-l*- ta Iot« to eai: b^r. th*
In mil: d«^ota] to her work. Wil -i U vh« outooma
oi a aail ta obiU*J t' k»«p di la4y
Msutants. to Laip b«r ui
ar ths large ^orrnapiadsoa*
tail» pDun ta 'ijoa li^r, ea-h IU «p«clal
(ku-i1»b at «n£f«rl:n, »r Joy at r^ »»i»e Tr tn It. Bar
jmp«nl ia ine il :lrta (f jol and not
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am wusfltnl of tha cr".
th jf ::oa
On aiMoant of ttn pro»«o rt la M^Jnun^adad
acl pr*aort!)«d by pbyai.-iaaa la Ui» souatry.
Ol,» mya "It vorka Ilka a ^harw ajaJ aa'M maoh
p.uii It wtii iur» anclr«Iy tb« w-nrt form of faiUoc
of th* aWrna. Loi-.vjrrti.iMi, Ir-^iliu- and palofat
Meu-^ruAti-m, All 'a--t«a Tdu'jSm, in^Anunatlan aad
Uleer*H-n, Oi^i.'ia.-ini^at* aa.1 aoa
•aq-aMnt sptnai waakaaaa, and Ja aapaoiauj alapM4 ta
Lbr hatig*at Ufa."
It prrm»at»a ortrj portion of tha vyatam. aad *1tm
aavUfaaii'5 r. It rimoT«a faJot^aaa. flatixlaasr,
daatraya all -r*'tny for V.Lmulwj'Ji, and riU«»* waak
a«S" o.' Iba Jt mji.,-^ It eur»a Bl'.a'lng. Hcadanha^
K«r»ooj Proatratlon, «n iral Pebiiirt, H«plaaa
IVp.-ffwion aa,1 t»'Jl^»vTtioTi. That of ^aartu^
dawa, eaualng paia. walgtit aad tarka,-h«. la alwaya
(MrmanantJy '.-ur*»I by Ita caa. It will at all tlm^a, and
ocli*r ail atnrumntani-**,art In harmony with tha law
that g.i»erns the faraais syatara.
It u*ta only 1. per bottle or aix fnr (S and la aold hy
drarsr" 't*. An advioe mjuLreJ aa to apeulai aaaaa, aad
the o»oe of many w*!^ have !wm reatored to parfaot
haaith y tba oaa if the Vegetable 'orapouiii, can ba
obt«in»-J by a-i lrnart.-Kf Mr*. with atamp for reply,
at bar hom* In Lyiio. Uaaa.
For Kidney
'.mpiainr.
of MtHar aex thLi sompuaadU
•aaarpaaa..l as a'umilant tnaUmonialt ahow.
Kr*. Ptnk!ia.ra'» IJ»er aaya one writer,
tSm t« th* world for tha snra ot Ootutlpatloa,
BUioiuneaa and Torpl.Uty of tha Uver. Bar Blood
Porttl«r worlta wonder* In Ita aparial tine aad Uda fair
to aqial tha )mp,ni3,l la tta p.pularlty
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