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Twenty dropsln halfan tumltr of watetr williea few
moren;, cure CUItAMPISPASMSI.HtiOU R TOMAC'I,
BRARTI'Itl:tN, MIC:K HEAIIA:ACIE, DIAIHLOEA,
DYdKINTEItY, :OI.C, WIND IN. TE MOWIELa,
andall I 4'IhNAL PAINS.
Travelers shonid alwiva earrv a bolse of ad
Waly's Ready Rleliet' withulim. A few drops m
waterwillpre:'v,Lt stkne~e or paln s fronm clhange of
warr. Ilti bttler"lsw French brandyor lttara Ma
FaIVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND APUEcnradforifty its. There l
bota remeduIl agent in tias wWorld that will cOre lover
and Agle Let al il etber MNlarious, blous, lIarlet,
Trpbold, Yenow, and othelr Fevers [laldet byI RAIl
WAY'S PI L n I qtick as RADIWAY'N READYT E
LIEF. )'ity centtar betk.
HEALTH! BEAUITYL
BTROWG AND Fm.E RICH BTOOD-IlCRB ASR
OF FLESH AND WiItl.GT-.LICAB JIE AND
BEAUTIFULCOMPLZITONIdIUB'U WIOALL
DR. RADWAY'8,
arsapslliUa hesirt
THE CREAT BLOOD PURIFIBIR.
flRA ADETURMO5TASTOMhARTWGE!UR18: 50
QUICK, MO RAPID ARK TBH CHANGEB. THU
b1d 1 Y UNDKRt;OREUNDKRTHE INFLUIENCIE
OF THIS TORULY WONDERIOIL MDICINI,
THAT
Ianj WDy aan in Jail
t Ieigjit Seci at TelL.
vlry drop of the SARlSPARILLIANW I1O8
TENT commonateses through the llood, Sweat, Urloe,
andother Fluids andjulees of the sytem tbvllorot
hf , for it replar lLh wasles of the body with new rd
Pound material. Scrofla, Btyphill  Cosuptlte
Gilandtllr disease, Ulcers In the throat, Mout, To
mors, Ntesinthe (LadOlnd sOthero urtof theosylta,
Soreayes, Strumuorodischarge fi_ heEa r se . ad
the worst forms of ttib diseases, Eruptelns, eve
Sores, cald II,-ad, Rianl Wormlt RoheuImndpsle,
Acne, ilaLk Spots, W'ormain the IFlsh, Tuaons. L
eeran the Womb, and all weakenin mand Ilnfnl die.
ecarges, Nigg SWiweats, L ofmiprm edal wasteof
the life principle, are within the curatre aeof thiso
wondero lodern Ubnmistry, ts feW days' ne wlU
provewosny pereon usilogforeher oflhes u llso
diseaeits potentpower tocrethsom.
Ilfthe patient, dlly bacoming rendud ltwle
an deeompostion tast L continuall prqerlelte, sue.
ceds(Ilarrestingthee rwuste, and rs maw
with newmaterlilmnde from esbhy blood-eed this
IhOSARSAPAR ILLIAN willand dolsreere-seure
I"ertaln; for wheoo e this remedy eommemree Ie
workofpurlicatUon, and suceeds II dIulalbln the
lon ofr wses, tlr5er wll be rapid, and very day
the patlent wllifeel hlaselfremwle lactr ad sVronger.
Ibe.ooddlgesrlt bet(t',appetlle Improrvi, aalaes
aad welhi nereaing.
Noteolydoestholrtslarhauu la Inertn.nasoeels
alik-own remedaiaelal bdthe ero ofChrcarc,Utre
tolous, Constitultiunl sa ld in disease; bultithe
enly posiPvre eure
Etdnej & Bladder Cobmphfat,
Trinary tad Woolmb distupf.l nvrl, Dabelt .I ,
Stoppige of Water, locoatteeneo of lUrrlbu, 1r
ease, Albmiourle, and In all eases where Wa
brick-lel depoits, or thewar Is r lek, eloudy, iset
w.thehletance likethe whtIeoflan , erthreedalik
white ilk, ortherel a nobid, bliloum app pr
ace. and wbhite bonoemtdeposlte, ad wheatmerel
uamor of 1. Yeur.' Gormut
Oured bp Jdwrary's B;R vent.
' DR, RADWAY'8
uperIhetly tasMte.less, ele~atly leltd with .sweet rrm
pure, rcnate.prtrify, c ole an saderulten.I5
way's Pills, f lhe'e r1ofsi dlordesPftheI Stlmacsrh,
iver, Bowels, Kidney.s, Blaldder. Nervou Diseases,
Headachenspi, oCo epvi n curees, ludlgmiUon, Ds
eis, llaliusness Hilioua lever, Ilpammalion ofli.
liwels, Pile, san all Dersngements of the Itetnal
Visern. Warrante4 to et a positvr e ear. ,PurPe..
Vegetable, conttingo no mereury, miers~asnordtaur
eve dtugs.
Afew daeseof RADWAY'RPTl will fi rtetlry,
tebmfroam ell the above numedl dimters, . r nioee
per Iox. 1O.) ItY I)liUuhIsTI.
- READ " 'PAlE AND TRUE" Send one kitee
etamploRADWAY A (tO. No. 3r2 Warrsn St.. New
YLrIkntormahioa wurth thousPds wirll be nt T~al
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