Willamette farmer., February 16, 1877, Page 7, Image 7

THe HfE Circle.
Conducted bj Ml lUlTir. II. CuitiKr.
"OUR OWN."
I1V M AROAnKT K. fiANCISTF.il.
HI had known In the morning
How wearily hII the day
The wordii unkind
Would troutilu my mind
I Mid when you went away,
I hail boon more careful, ;lrllng,
Nor Riven you needles pain
But we vex "our own "
With look and tone
We might never take hack again.
For though In the nu let evening
You mar Rive the kiss of ponco,
Vet It might be
That uovor for tne
The aln of the heart should rvao.
Mow many go forth lu thn morning
That uever come home at night.
And bearta have broken,
For harsh word spoken,
That aorrow can no'or aet right.
Wo have careful thought for the stranger,
And smile, for the aotnetlrae guest,
nut oft for " our own "
The hitter tone,
Though we love" our own " the beat.
Abl lion with tho curve impatient.
Ah ! brow with that look of scorn,
'Twer a bitter fate
Were the night too late
To uudo the work of morn.
BPBDTO.
Now doth the little onion
loke up 1U little bead,
And tbo restlem llttlo radish
Stretch In his little bod.
Thn nunflsh and tho minnow
Wag their ahiny Utile tolls,
While the chipmunk and the roblu
Adorn tho fecne'e rails.
The blouom by tbo hedge-nidi)
And on the loafer' none
Tell of tbo naming Spring-timo
And blooming of the row.
In thslr dark bonne of clnud,
Tbo threw weird Muter toll till time Iwsptd:
OneiinwIridnllfejnnecVfrweavwtheshroudi
One HUltK to rut the thread.
What Girl shall Bead.
En. Farmer: I lutvo noticed in
your injHjr nn nrticle on the alxive, but
I difTur intra tho writer, und tnink that
uirls should Iw nllowed to rend so ns to
know both hldus of all mutter of iub
lic Interest, for where we try to keep
them from reading, s:iy the -Vfir
Xorlliirtst they would form the idea
thnt it is fiotnettiitiK out of the way,
liave great unxiety to read it, und hide
it to read in secret. I have known girl
hide forbidden volume:, ami read them
in secret, hutn mother ought to have
.enough influence over her girls that
they could read all such journals with
out injury. I believe that they would
.not necefwarily favor woman's rights
juifter reading the Ac-jc Xorthtrcrt, if the
influence of a mother was carefully ex
pressed the other way. And I say if
Mrs. Duniway can teach our girls any
thing good let tiiem learn it of her and
1 would not forbid it if I thought the
other way, but would use my owu in
fluence to correct what 1 thought wits
not right.
You may keep young people from all
I kinds of amusements and not let them
go and It meets with the same result.
I have known parent to keep their
children at home and not let them go
to lulls, because they were trying to
raise them up to be good men nnd wo-
tucu, ami Homctlmessuch children have
urnedout the worst rowdies.
I am a mother myself and would like
to see what other have to say on this
ubject. AiHOAi. Hkaxpoi.l.
Clear Lake, J-auc county.-On
Women Should Write for the Paper
Ko. Faiimeu: I haw boeu reading your
por for many yearn, aud aa the article
am women are very lew, 1 thought that It
could befell to wrlto a lew 11 Hon an beet I
juuld for your excellent iper, for farmers'
(rlvm und daughter.
, I (ioo u womuu Irom McMlnnvllle haa
liked fur a column iu the Fakjiku. aud It
las granted to tuin,a much tut neonssary,
rwe will try and till up a part of It.
SVouibii should write more for tho benefit
jf thommivt and daughters i tl.ey should
rxebauro thoughts with ach other through
bo p'JMr, us uiou do fur their owu benetit.
Will unio of the reader of lliy I'aumkk
answer thin qiieml.m: Why do not women
Riftcotoo mumberH ul the btu'.e Agricultural
Kttiloty
Tbo Oregon faUtte F.tlr would lu of little
iti'.ftMwt without their department and thoy
ihould take more Intersil in tl l matter ; I
man tboso that IntuirJ to .o to tt.'j Fair and
lo their prl to uukd it a miccosx. Let us
ry and and make the woinan'n department
how bolter next year thnn It ot or has before
I think niinn, if nil Interested will lake
told with renewed energy. Tbo auporlu
endunlH would like to hare tho juvllloti
uady, ho ur'.'ulua for oxhlbltlou could ba put
IP tut eurly hs 10 o'ulto'k on Monday morn-
ng. J. fix I Fair they Iluixhed putting up the
article on Vtouiiesjay morniiut, wiiumi was
lor.itp! the ru:, of the ui'U'.j .
t'Ml wVaUjj IIii.us Mas, h.
To r'jtti Jnbelj touiiciip-i, put ateaaji-wn- !
1'iii or brown mitf.tr into u quart oi pitu. ,
food It will fasten lin.eis m ncrarciy to nu
tus tut to wood. Iloiihi Uivjwr may tat
juiMiiyts much itunujanm in tuo lo. nl
oln from lnlr fiullcAns whoii putting up
klrinm fruit by roim iiili(-rln; thin.
hn sauut crop for thli yeur is b00,000
UU lu 'ienne&t(i.
Too Late For The Train.
When thoy reached tho depot Mr.
Mann and his wife gazed in unspo.tk
ahlo dlsapiointmont at the receding
train, which was Just pulling nwiiy
from the hridgo switch nt tho rato of a
thousand miles n minute. Their Hrst
Impulse wits to run after It; hut as the
train was out of slghtnnd whistling for
Sagetown before they could net upon
tho Impul-e, they remained in tho car
riage mid disconsolately turned their
horsos' heads homowardi
" It nil conies from having to wait for
a woman to got ready." Mr. Mann
broke tho silence, very gently.
" I was ready !)cforo you were," re
plied his wife.
"Cireat hoavens!" cried Mr. Mann,
In irreprosslhlo impatience, Jerking tho
horsos' Jaws out or place, "Just lNten
to that: And I sat in the buggv ton
minutes, yelling at you to come along,
until the whole nuighlwrhood heard
mo."
" Yes," acquiesced Mrs. Mann, with
tho provoking placidity which none can
assume but a woman, "and every timo
I started down stairs you seut mo luck
for something you had forgotten."
Mr. Mann groaned. "This Is too
much to l(ear," he said, " whon every
body knows that if I were '-'tr to
Europe, 1 would rush into th, use,
nut on it clean shirt, grab up my grip
sack and fly, while you would want at
loast six months' preliminary prepara
tions, and dawdle around the wholo
day or starting until every train had
loft town."
Well, the upshot of the matter was
that the Matins put off their visit to
Aurora until the next week, and It was
agreed that each one should get him
self and herself ready and go down to
tho train and go, and the one who failed
to get ready should 1k left. The day
of the match came around in due time.
The train was going at 10.30; and Mr.
Mnnu, after attending lo his bu-iness,
went home at !. 13.
" Sow,'" lie cried, '-only three quar
ters of an hour to train time; n fair Held
and uo favors, you know."
And uway they flow. Mr. Mann
bulged Into his room, und rushed thro'
that one, and dived through one closet
after another with inconceivable rapid
ity, chuckling under his breath all the
time to think how cheap Mrs. Mann
would feel when he started off alone.
Jle stopped on his way up stairs to pull
off his heavy lioots and .vivo timo. For
the same reason ho pulled off his coat
as lie ran through the dining room, and
hung it on st corner tf the silver closet.
Then he Jerked off his vest as he rush
ed through the hall and to-.-d it on a
hat ruck; and by tho time lie reached
his owu room lie was ready to plunge
into liis clean clothes. He pulled out a
bureau drawer, and liegun to paw nt
the things like n terrier after a rat.
"Eleanor," he shrieked, " where nre
my shirts?"
" In your bureau drawer," calmly re
pliod Mrs. Mann, who was standing
before a glass, calmly und deliberately
eoaxing it refractory crimp into place.
"Well, by thunder, they ain't!"
shouted Mr. Mann, a little atmoved.
"I've emptied everything out of" tho
drawer, und tiiere isn't a thing in it I
ever saw lefore."
Mrs. Mann stepped hack a few paces,
held hor head on one side, and after
satisfying hcr-elf that the crimp would
do, and Mould stay where she had put
It, lopllcd:
" 1 ho-e things you have scattered on
the floor aro all mine. Probably you
haven't been looking in your own
drawer."
" I don't Ree why you couldn't have
put my things out for me when you
had nothing eUe to do all the morn
ing." " Ileeauso." said Mrs. Mann, 'ettlintr
herself Into tin additional article of rai
ment with awful delllieratlon, " nobody
put mine out for me. A fair field and
no favor-, my dear."
Mr. Mann plunged into his shirt like
n hull ut a red tlag.
"I'oul! " he shouted in malicious
triumph. "So buttons on the neck !"
" lk'cuii'-e," said Mrs. Mann sweetly,
after-u deliberate stare at the fidgeting,
Impatient man, during which she but
toned her drcsi and put eleven pins
where they would do the most good,
" you have got the shirt on wrong side
out."
When Mr. Maun slid out of that
shirt he begun to sweat. He dropped
the shirt three times lcfure he got It
on. and v Idle it was over his bead lie
heard tho clock strike 10. When his
head came through, ho saw Mrs. Mann
coaxing the ends und bowsof her neck
tie. " Wheio'.s my hhirlstucN?" lie cried.
Mrs. Munn went out iuto another
room, und preicntly came back with
her gloves and hat, and saw Mr. Mann
emptying all the Uixos he could find In
und about the bureau. Then she said:
" In the shirt you jut took off."
Mr. Munn put on her gloves while
Mr. Mann hunted up and down the
room for his ruff buttons.
"Eleanor," hiiiurled ut last, " 1 be
llovo you muu know where Uiom; cuff
buttons are."
"1 haven't seen them." said tho la
dy, utttlitig her hat; "illn't you lay
them down on the window s.ll in the
bitting room last night ?"
Mr. Mann remembered, and In went
down stairs on the run. Ho stepped
on one of his lxots, and was immedi
ately landed In tho hall ut the foot of
tln -lairs wltli neatness ami dl-patch,
ultctnlc'l in the transmission wltli more
bumps than ho could count with WubbN
Adder, and landed with it lung like tho
il'-ll Oaio exploilon.
"Aro .ou nearly loadv, Algernon V"
asked tho wife of his htnoiii sweetly,
leaning over the banister.
The unhappy man groaned. "Can't
you throw me down tho other boot?"
lie asked.
Mrs. Mann pityingly kicked it down
to him.
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
"My vallso?" ho Inquired, as ho
tugged away on tho last boot,
"Up in your drosslng-rooni," she
answered.
" Packed? "
" I do not know; unless you packed
It yourself, proliably not," she replied,
with hor hand on the door knob; "I
hardly had time to pack my own."
She was passing out or tho gate, whon
thn door oicned, nnd ho shouted:
"Where in tho name ofgoodness did
you put my vest?" It has all my mon
oy in It,"
" Yoft throw it on tho hat-rack," she
called luck. " flood bye, dear."
Ueforo she got to the comer of tho
street sho was hailed again:
"Eleanor! Eleanor! Eleanor Mann!
Did you wear off my coat?"
Sho pau-od and turned, after signal
ing tho street car to stop, and cried:
" You threw it on tho silver cloct."
And tho street car engulfed lier
graceful figure, and she was seen no
more. Hut tho neighbors say they
hoard Mr. Munn charging up and down
tho house, rushing out of the front
door every now and then, and shriek
ing up lhe deserted street after the un
conscious Mrs. Mann, to know whero
ills hat was, and where sho put the
valUo key, and if ho had any clean
socks nnd under-shirts, and that there
wasn't a linen collar in tho house. And
when he went away at last he, left tho
kitchen door, front door and side door,
all tho down stairs windows and the
gate, wide open. And tho loungers
around tho depot yesterday were
amused ju-t as the train was pulling
out or sight down in tho yards to see a
flushed, perspiring man, with his hat
on sideways, his vest buttoned two
button too high, his cuffs unbuttoned
and neck-tie (lying, aud his grip-sack
flying open and shut like a demented
shutter on a March night, and a door
key in his hand, dash wildly across the
platform and halt in tho middle or the
track, glaring in dejected, indolent,
wrathful mortification at tho departing
train, and shaking his list nt a pretty
woman who was throwing kisses at him
from the rear platform or the last car.
CHOICE RECIPES.
Sauce ron Punnixo. One cup
brown sugar, one-hair cup butter, one
lablospoonrul or flour: stir well togeth
er, and add one cup not water; let nil
come to a boll; ue whatever flavoring
you prefer.
Mariilk Cakk. The white One
cup butter, three cups of sugar, one
huircup or sweet milk, half tcaxoiiriil
soda, whites of eight eggs, nnd five
cups flour; lemon flavor. D.trk part
One cup or butter, two cups or sugar,
one cup or inolas.es, one cup or sour
milk, one teasioonrul or soda, yolks ot
eight eggs, Tour curn of Hour, and all
kinds or spices. First put in a layer or
dark und then a layer or tho light uu
tll the pan is full enough. A Header.
To Hemovk Fiiecki.es. Take some
horse-radish, grate into a cup of cold
sour milk, let it stand twelve hours,
then strain and apply two cr three
times a day; will remove freckles in a
short time.
New England Corn Cake. One
quart sour milk, three eggs, one tea
sittonful or soda, one teacupftil or flour,
yellow corn meal, enough to make a
batter as thick as pancake. Ilakequick
ly in well buttered pans.
For colds, cough, croup or lung fever,
take lard or sweet oil, two parts; coal
oil, two parts; spirits camphor, one
ptrt; spirits turpentine, one part: sat
urate flannel and apply to the throat
and chest warm.
Always leave the draft of a stove
open when there is no tire in it. Uy
this means a room can be cleansed from
impure air, as the open draft acts as a
ventilator.
BHEVITIE3.
Sweet homo A beehive.
A proper fraction A better half.
It pleases u woman to seen tivin hold
ing a plate of refreshments on his knee
at a party. He can't do it without
turning in his toes.
Harriet Eeecher Stowe's autograph
album is in twenty-six volumes, and
includes .rii2,S18 names. Sho hasuuto
gr.iphs of nearly all of the prominent
women of England und the colonies.
What a glorious world this would he,
If all of its inhabitants could say with
Shake-peat o's shepherd, "Sir, lam a
true laborer; I earn what 1 wear; I
owe no man hate; I envy no man'
happiness; glad of other men's good;
content with my farm."
An old edition of Morse's geography
says; " Albany ha. four hundred dwell
ing houses and twenty-four hundred
inhabitants, all standing with their ga
ble ends to the street."
"What'sthiscrowd around here for?"
demanded a pglicenian tho other night
as became upon a dozen boy grouped
near tho gato of a house on Second
stieet. " Keep still," replied one of
tho lad', " there comes old .lone.-, tight
as u brick, and we're waiting heio to
see ills wife imjii him with the rolling
pin us lie opens the front door."
Whut do I tee lu liaby'a eyim?
So bright ! mi bright !
1 see tho blue, I kvo a spark,
1 wok twltikloin the dark
Now abut theui tight.
What do I see In Itjhy'x e)e ?
M-i;t iWit. shut tight.
Thn liluu i') ; 'i't, ll'.ii lullt ll hid
Jll lav H mft .im on ui.i-h lid,
Ijfi'j.l night ! il I'lg'u !
ili. Jlwlge, i ' A'tcAufan,
in ami, ; owuhjiihu sex anil uie ihiu'k eta,
mid tliHt Uo nhnuge, which . t!ll going ou,
unh tiiuiurii rAitn lit? ll.o no.iiiinf .. flu. tra-
phuruH, which aoiuu Mippohu to Ijunu broil
tho deluge of Doucullon.
FRUIT TKEES I
Prices to Suit tho Hard Times!
Woodburn Nursery,
WOOBBUKST, MA mow CO,
OUBOOK.
A Choice Selection of
Fruit,
Shade,
Ornamental,
..AMI..
Nut-Bearing
Vines, and
Shrubbery,
Plum and
Prune Trees,
ConMnnlly nn Hand.
ADDRESS,
J. H. SETTLEMIER,
Woodburn.
ScnJ for clrcnUrf, (eptolf
ATTENTION
Sheep Growers!!
a suhe cunE ron
Scab,
Screw Worm,
Foot Hot,
AND ALL
Parasites that infest Sheep.
TT 13 SAFKIt, BETTEK, AND VASTLY OlEAP.
TUAN ANY OTHER EFFECTUAL REMEDT FOB
TIIE TREATMENT OF SHEEP. IT
Improves the Health
OF THE ANIMAL. AND TUB
QUALITY OP THE WOOL.
t3T" One R&Uem 1b enonsn for one hundred to two
bnnlredbbevp, accord n; to their a?e, strength, and
condition.
It ta put up In FIVG-QALLON CANS-Prtce, $12
per can.
Send for circular, to
T. A. DAVIS & Co..
roiCTLAND, OHEOON,
Whole-ale Aeenta for (be Slate.
Or to tonr ccarert Helail Drncclrt. mvfl
STORE.
I nAVB PURCITASED THE ENTIRE
Intcrcftof Mer. Yetton & Lonehary In
Ibe Famltare More on the wet tide of
Commercial Street, Salem,
mil U1I keep on hand a GENERAL AS
SORTMENT of goodt for the retail trade.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERV
rarlor b. Chamber Set,
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
ROCKERS. &C,
By the it or tingle 'piece.
Repairing and Jobbing
DONE IN THE BEST MANNER,
And at re&ooab!e pilce. an I am a practical workman
JOHN GRAY.
Salen, Jaly IS. :S13 y
NORTH SALEM STOEE.
T THE BRICK STORE. HAS JUST RECETV
XJ. ed a full tutorlmcntof
Qeneral Merchandise,
Dry G-oodSj
Groceries,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Clothing
jAicnlatnd f -it the City and Country Trade. Ilonght ai
.-f, au t will bo hold at an feJIALL A PROFIT, at
ino who bEM. AT COhT. rVOoodf dellveri'd to
J.Y aart ol to Utv (rue ol cbari'e. NovSv
Home -Made and Hand-Made
IS O O T S .
IV YOt WANT A 0001) riTTINO FINE BOOT
you citu boa'commodaud ly calling
At .trmtioiiK'K Shop,
On rtuto fiircet oiijioili WILLIS'S HOOK hTORE.
Ail Wow Waknaitbi). J'ric.. llEAnjNaui u.
Itepulruiu ttttiltij '( tuowiift 'lone, on Kllm
Call. t.-ick-tn WH. AII.IIS'I IIII.Mi'.
SPECTACLEUPECTACLESI
For Old and Young.
Far-Sighted and Noar-Sisfitcd,
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I AM tti'iitu" ) .npnlv Shirtaclenloflt all t'yt'ii, at
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Wll 11UVINCI AND P0HWAHDI(1 rllOV
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THK TESTIMOXTOFTIIK WHOLK WORLD
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
JC'IM tlio BulIorliiKinid dlnoased rcnil tbo
followlnir.
jrfrlwitall who linvobeen given up by l)no
!ri, ntnl upokeu of as Incurable, road ttiofol
luwliiu. .it-Let all who cun bellovo facte, aud can
Iiiimi faith In evidence, readttio following.
Know am, mon nv tiikhk I'IU'.sknts, 'Hint,
on thli, tbe Twentieth day of June, in tho
year of Our Lord Olio Thmuuand Klght Hun
drod and tjlxty-alx, pemotially canio .losepli
llaydock, tomo known ax Mich, and being
duly .worn, depoaod asfollowo: "That ho in
the sole iteneral agent tor the United Htato
and dependencies thereof lor preparatloiiHor
iiicdlolnm kuonn ai Dr. Iliilloway's 1'llW
and Ointiuont, and that tbe follow Iiik certlll
cAto are verbatim copies to the boM of his
kuowledge and bellel.
JAMU4 HMKITHK,
I..N Notary Public,
H Wall Stroet, New York.
junk ut. iw;;.
Dit, IIolijway: I take tuy pon io wrlto
you of my great relief, and that the awful
pais In my aide has lea me at last thank
to yonr Pills. Oh, Doctor, bow thankful I
am that I can get some sleep. 1 cau never
write it enough. I thank you ai(atn and
again, and am sure that you aro really tho
friend of all sufferers. I could not help wri
ting to you, and liopo you will not tako It
amiss. JAMKS MYERS,
110 Avenue D.
This is to certify that I was discharged from.
tho army with Chroulo Diarrheal, and have
been cured by Dr. Hollowav's Pills.
WILSON HAHVEY,
New York, April 7, 1SGG. 21 Pitt Street.
The following Is an Interesting case of a
man employed in an Iron Foundry, who, la
pouring melted iron into a flask that was
damp and wet, caused an explosion. Tho
molted iron was thrown around and nn him
in a perfect shower, and be was burned
dreadfully. Tbo following certificate wai
given to me, by him, about eight wteks after
the accident:
New York, Jan. Iu, 18i3.
My name Is Jacob ILrdy; I am an IrOD
Founder. I was badly burnt by hot iron Ir.
November last; my bums healed, but I had
a running sore on my log that would not
beal. I tried Holloway's Ointment and It
cured me in a few weeks. This is all true,
and anybody can see ma at Jackson's Iron
WorkB, 2d Avenue.
J. HARDY, 110 Goercu St.
Extracts from Various Letters.
"I had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gavo
me a hearty one."
" Your Pills are marvellous."
" I send for another box, and keep them In
tho house."
"Dr. Holloway has cured my headache
that was chronic."
" I gave one of your Pills to my babo for
cholera morbus. Tbe dear little thing got
well In a day."
" My nausea of a morning is now cured."
" Your box of Holloway's Ointment cured
me of noises in the head. I rubbed some or
your ointment behind the ears, and tbe noise
has left."
" Send me two boxes, I want one for a poor
family."
" I enclose a dollar, vour nri "f -rw"
tratttie meaicino to me is worth a dollar."
" Send me Ave boxes of your Pills."
" Let me have three boxes of your Pills by
return mall, for Chills and Fevur."
1 bare over 200 such Testimonials
as these, but want of space compels me ta
conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders.
And all oruptlons of the skin, this Ointment
b most invaluable. It does not neal exter
nally alone, but penetrates witb tbe most
searching effects to the very root of the evil.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure tbe following diseases:
Disorders or the Kldncjs.
In all diseases affecting these organs,
whotbor thoy secrete too much or too little
water; or whether they be alllicted wltli
stone or gravel, or with aches and pains set
tled in tbe loins over the regions of tbe kid
noys, theso Pills should be taken according;
to tbe printed directions, and tbe Ointment
should be well rubbed into tbe small of thn
back at bed time. This treatment will give
almost immediate relief who'1 "H other
means have rallied.
For Stomachs out or Order.
No medlcluo will so effectually Improve
the tone of tbe stomach as these Pills; they
rotnove all acidity, occasioned oitber by In
temperance or Improper diet. They reach
the liver and reduce it to a healthy action;
thoy aro wonderfully efficacious in cases of
spasm In fact thoy nover fall in curing all
dUordors of tho liver and stomach.
UJlomuij't 1'illt are the Uit teinnly known in th
woiUor the fiAlowiny UUeaui;
Ague, Debility,
Asthuu, Dropsy,
JllllourfCom- Dyseutory,
plaints, Kryslpelas,
Ulotcheson tho Female Irregu-
Skin, larltles,
IIowol Com. Fevers of all
plaints, kinds,
Colics, Fits,
Constipation of (j'out,
tho llowols, iluadaohe,
Consumption, Indigestion,
Inflammation, Mlono.t Gravel,
.aiindite, Kbcondnry
Liver Coin- Symptoms,
plaints, TfU'Doloiireux,
Lumbago, Tumors,
Piles, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Vmieral Alltc
Itetetitlnn ot tloiis,
Urine, Worms of all
Scrofula, nr kinds,
Jvlntth'a Uvll, W'u.i kue.ss from
Soro Throats, any ckiiso, Ac.
IjIPOatTAA'T CAUTION.
Noi.o are gcuuico u ,osn tho signaliirt
J. Havimhk.hh aiiiuit lor tho United Stales,
siiriuiiiiclsoacli bux of 1'IHh, mid Ointment.
A baudoomu toward will bo i;ieii to any
ono rendering such information as limy load
to tlui dotoctlun of any n.itty or parlies coun
terfeiting the moillcliins or vending tbu
same, knowing thom lo li spurious,
Sold at tint ManufAutnry of Professor
IIii.rw.vv .t Co., Now York, and by all
riwiiriulilo DruggistH and Dealers In Med 1
lm ttiMiighoii' the clvlli.iid world, in box
tK ut 'H rent", W wilts, nnd tl each,
ir There U eminldMablB saving by tak
liii.' tbo larirnr sles.
N. 11. Directions for Urn guldaiico of pa
ilnulH lu every dLsordur aiu ulllxed to cacti
box, seSly.
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