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THURSDAY, JANUARY, 22. 18S0.
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REST AS 3IEDIC1XE.
Some Useful Hints to the Tired' and
Overworked..
BY A KAMIIaY PHYSICIAN.
Every intelligent medical man of
the present day recognizes the very
great raluo of rest in the treatment of
disease. It is not my intention, how
ever, in this paper to eoter minutely
into the physiology of this great nat-
ural restorer, but, as in former arti
cles I have endeavored. to impress up
on my readers the benerlts'to ha- de
rived from judicious exercise, so in
this I mean to teach, if I can, in a
plain way, the advantages- derivable
from rest and if they only manage
to carry away with them a few hints,
they shall not have read- this article
In vain. Rest and activity might be
aptly compared to two sentinels, who
have betweentliem the duty of guard
ing a oamp-or fortress. They must
take it In turns wheu the one goes
off, the other goes on. Were activity
to remain too long on.duty. the-heart
Would flutterand fail, the brain would
reel; amMbe sentinel' drop-dead of fa
tigue. On the other hand . rest might
remain long enough-on guard-to drop
asleep. You see that even rest may
be overdone;. It conduces- to sloth,
and ennui, and atony of the- brain.
To my thinking there is no more mis
erable man than-he who has nothing
to do. Were I deprived of my pen,
and deprived of the power of doing
otherwise the little good I do ; :f
there were- no more work for rue in
this worm;,tben).methink8, I ehouJd
indeed be an unhappy man.. On the
other- hand, put me in prison, and
though you- feed me but sparingly,
give me foolscap, ink and quills, and
b daily run in. the court yard;, and I
think I should manage to rub along.
Many people suffer from ohronic in
digestion, from the mere fact that
having first and foremost produced
the dyspepsia by overloading the
Btomaoh, or by other excesses-in diet,
they give it no rest; they keep on
worrying it to get well ; the very
medioines they pour into- i keep up
the irritation in probably five oases
out of ten. In these cases I am con
vinced tba&fcwror three hours' com
plete rest to the stomach every
day from both meat and medicine
would soon induce a healthy hunger.
Those who have this organ- in good
working order would do well co re
member that the time when every
particle of food has left the stomach
is not the time to put more in. Au
hours' rest, at least, is needed, aud if
you give it this before each meal it
will be a. very willing servant, and
will never think of tuggesting the
propriety of a cherry aud bitters be
fore you sit dowu to dinner; and re
member '.willing servant makes a
glad master, aud a good-tempered one
to boot.
The kidneys are extremely hard
working, aud', as a rule', heaith-y or
gans, but are often out or order when
we little wot of it. They are long
euffering organs, and. are not like the
stomach or liver ; they do not call out
when first hurt. But they, too, need
periods of rest, and" undue stimula
tion is sometimes productive of the
most dire aud fatal results. Beer aud
alcohol might be called stimulants to
the kidney; abstinenoe from them in
persons who have been used to them
will often give this organ rest and
time to get over ailments trilling in
themselves, but which if not cured
might lead slowly onward to death.
"Oh, but I must have my beer." I
heard Mr. C
say, last summer
he was suffering from a very alight
attaok of diabeteB. He bad- his beer
and never, recovered-.
The liver is another organ which
often has to complaiu for want of rest.
It is greatly over-stimulated by over
loading the stomach with more food
than cau be easily digested, by irreg
ularity in diet, but above all by the
abuse of ferraeuted drinks. These
alone are capable of produoing illness
which, if not immediately fatal, make
life a burden, a weary chain that the
patient has to drag out. Like every
other orgau of the body, the liver
must have rest, aud you. can give It
that rest by cultivating habits of ab
stemiousness and temperance; rest,
but rests with periods of activity reg
ularly intervening. Some people
have naturally sluggish livers, must
take medicine occasionally, such as a
blue pill at night and seidlitz in the
morning ;. but for those whose livers
are ordinarily pretty active there rs
no fillip to the liver equal to a good
brisk walk nota mere saunter along,
but a walk that shall quicken the
breathing aud cause- the- diaphragm
to gently compress the organ between
lean the abdominal viscera.
A. liver that does not get regular
rest gets in time changed In structure
to the great detriment of the -health j
of Its owner; it is also renoerea more
liable to disease of a more active and
fatal kind, for the simple reason that
it Is a weakened organ.
The same may be said about the
heart. How many time and oft does
the dissector's kuife reveal changes of
structure iu this orgau, which regu
lar rest alternately with periods of ac
tivity during life might have prevent
ed! Too much bodily work, too much,
athleticexerclse, constant worry of
mind, grief and care and sorow, all
these act detrimentally upou the
heart, and shorten, if they do not
speedily take, life The cure is obvi
ous; avoidance of the cause, if you
oan, and rest whenever possible. Un
requitted love, or loss of the loved
cue from whatever cause, some will
tell you never kills, but I could ad
duce more thau one case to prove it
may lead to death. A grief like this
Is hard to bear; there is but one cure
changeof sceue asd work, the work
being in this case actual rest for the
strained heart.
The brain is frequent' the hardest
worked organ in the body, and fre
quently, too, it is just the one to
which rest is denied. Brain-workers
form a very large portion of the com
munity, if we include in tiie list, as I
think we ought to, not only writers,
students, and deep thinkers, but
busineso me as well, men in city life,
whose minds are on the rack from
morning till night, and probably near
ly every day all the year round. It is
absurd for such as these to think they
can go on forever, without some regu
larly recurring periods of rest aud re
laxation y, but some men do think so.
They are mad on the point, or strange
ly obtuse !
Tolce from the South.
VJcksburg Herald. 2 em.
The situation in Maine is serious,
because a large number of the people
believe that the will of the people, as
expressed at the polls, is not being
carried out, We do not mean to suy
that those in power may not be acting
within the limits of- tho law; we
mean to say t'lat any law which
makes it possible to change the count
of votes actually cast Is evil, and will
produce evil results. All possible
safeguard should be thrown around
the exercise of sullrage, at the lime
it is beiug exercised, but after the
judges aud clerks of electious have re
ceived votes aud counted them, the
results should not be ehauged by any
higher authority. There can be noth
iug more dangerous than an exercise
of power to change an. actual cast of
votes. The most dangerous frauds
are those perpetrated under the form9
of law.
To Boil a Haur.
Soak over night In warm water a
ham of about ten or twelve pounds
weight. Iu the morning scrape aud
clean perfectly. Then put it into a
large ham-kettle filled with cold wa
ter and let it simmer, not boil at all,
foe half au hour. Then pour off the
water aud put to if more cold; water.
When it gets hot add a pint of cider
vinegar. For a ten pound ham, reck
ouing after it begins to boil, allow
three haurs for cooking and a half au
hour for every additional pound ;
don't letit ever boil very hardat any
time. Wheu done take it out, remove
the skin, and stick whole cloves into
it, oover with fine bread crumbs and
bake a half hour. Put a cut-paper
frill abound the bone,.aud oover with
currant jelly and parsley.
Mrs. Hayes.
lira. Haj'es' attire at the New Year
reoeption at the White House will be
a matter of interest to female readers.
Her dress was of white brocade satin,
wrought with gold threads. The V
shaped front of the waist filled in
with lace aud her sleeves- were of
duchesse laoe with embroidery of seed
pearls. The court train, of satin
was long aud square; rose-buds were
worked upou it with threads of gold.
The plain white satin petticoat was
trimmed wltlv bias folds- of satin di
vided by a fringe of gold and pearls.
Broad bands of gold embroidery sep
arated the petticoat from the court
traiu. In her dark hair she wore a
silver comb and on Uer neck a pen
dant a aarneohead of theJPreeident
set in diamonds.
The Ass inltho Lion's Skliu
An ass havin' robbed a dead lion of
bis skin, put it on hisself, an' roam
ed about the forest, frightenin' all the
foolish animals be met. By an' by be
met &UiOld sagacious fox, au' tried to
frighteu him also, but the fox wuz an
old 'un an' no sooner heardthe sound
of his voice than he exclaimed : "My
Christian friend, I might have been
frightened if Iliad not heard you bray.
However, having heard the muuio of
your ohiu, I of course understand
that you are quite harmless, quite
barmls&B.'' Hardly bad the ounnin'
fox uttered these words then the ass,
whirled end for end an' kicked him
into the middle of nex week.
The Btrangest news coming to- us
from Germany is that a learned doc
tor h-as discovered a means of dyeing
human eyes any color he likes, not
only without injury to the delicate
orbs, but, ea he asserts, with positive
advantage to the powers of sight. He
cannot only give fair ladies eyes
black as night, or blue as orient skies
by day, but he can turn them out in
hue of silver or of gold. He says gol
den eyas-are exceedingly becomiug.
Nothing goes down without a grand
name; therefore the German calls
bis discovery "Ocular Trausmuta
tlou." He declares himself quite
ready to guarantee success and barm
less in the operation..
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The Liquor Jen's Advocate Is not
afraid of mixing beer and whisky
aud politics:
Five hundred millions of dollars
passed through the hands of liquor
dealers during the past year. This
shows a powerful element, which, if
united, might bid goodbye to the fa
natical prohibition laws. Every sa
loon averages eighty regular custom
ers, and their eighty customers have
slghty votes to auy given policy de
cided by the bartenders en masse.
The dam and gran dam of the fa
mous trotting horse Dexter both bad
the white face and white feet whioh
are ao conspicuous a mark of this cele-1
brated trottet.
BLAINES SUPPORT.
What the Chicago Thunderer Thinks
About It.
Mr. Blaine's support unlike Gen.
Grant's, is a very tangible and per
ceptible foroe. We have seen its in
fluence already in the proceedings of
the national committee, at Washing
ton. Thousands of Blaine men, in
fluential in their party, may becount
ed already, and the number of thOBe
who have not the slightest hesitation
to avow their preference for him will
not fail to astonish anyone who has
the time or tbb facilities for making
the reckoning. Mr. Blaine's personal
influence is cerlaluly stronger than
that of any other living American
politician. He is a consummate
manager, and it is always wise to es
timate his strength at rather more
than its apparent value. No man can
Inspire enthusiasm HkeBlalue. The
Times predicts that his strength will
Increase Bteadily from this time for
ward. The realization that under
him the campaign would be the most
enthusiastic the country has known
since I860 will add to his. strength
among such party men as may not at
this moment be ranged on his side,
but who are willing'to sacrifice their
personal preferences fot the prosperi
ty of the party. Under Grant the
republican campaign would bean-advance
in force ; under Blaine it would
be a cavalry charge.
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The Objects of Study.
The duties-of the teacher are terse
ly set forth iu the New York School
Journal as follows:
His business is to develop, disci
pline, and train the powers by which
knowledge is gained ; besides, in per
forming this work he will lodge iu a
secure aud usable form all the useful
knowledge possible. He will make
as his great leading object the train
ing of the mind ; hewilli&xt direct
the pupil's atteution to Ills own men
tal grocesees, to show him when he
thinks accurately ; this is sometimes
called teaching to-. think; he will
teach the pupil to give good express
ion to his knowledge. These being
the objects the teacher aims at, he re
quires study in order that he may se
oure these objects;: they may be set
dowu as the object of study. And. if
a person has no teacher, hestill needs
all of the above effect, and to pro
duce them he uses study. It is plain,
then, that study is the indispensa
ble means to be employed to obtain
education.
Not three oenturies-ago. in France,
when a young girl appealed to her
father, who was a raemberof the Prov
incial Parliament, for permission to
learn the alphabet, after consultation
with four doctors of law, it was decid
ed that it was a "demoniacal work for
girls" either to teach or learn the al
phabet, bhe was accordingly stoned
by the men of the town, for such an
iusaue desire for knowledge. Even
a iittla over a century agoi letter
writing, by such, as Mary Wortley
Montague, was supposed to be the
limit of woman'ii braiu power. Few
even of the Puritan women could
read or-wrIte,.and though, next to a
meeting-house, thev established a
school foe boys, girls were not; allow
ed to enter for over 150 years, aud tbeu
only In the summer lime, because the
boys' seats were vacant. Voltaire's
remark, that "Ideas are like beards,
women anil young men have none,'
seemed to be a general belief.
Samuel Shook got married atHills
boro, Ohio, and took his bride to the
home lie bad prepared. Two rowdies
of the neighborhood, desiring to play
what they conceived to be a good joke
on the husband, broke into the bouse
thatuight while lie was asleep and
carried off the wife, frightening her
into silence by brandishing pistols.
They hid her for three days, aud then
returned her to the anxious Mr.
Shook. They said tbey meant no
harm, but he refuses to regard the ex
ploit as fun, and has had them ar
rested. A farmer near Bangor, Me., notic
ing that wheat was beiug picked from
the heads of standing grain, and,
finding flicks of yellow birds- flying
about, shot some of them. Ou open
ing their crops he fouad only three
grains of wheat and, by actual count,
350 weevils, It is better that farmers
know whether they kill friends or
foea.
Van Patten-, a Cincinnati-commun-st,
recently told an assembly of the
Pittsburg, Pa., brethren that their
raid of 1877 was of equal glory with
the opening conflict of the Revolution
at Lexington, and advocated shed
ding the "rich, red blood" of bankers
and wealthy men generally as necess
ary for the success of their cause.
Flannel Cakes. Mix one pint
cold mush with one quart of warm
milk and three eggs beaten very light
and enough flour to- make- it tolerably
thick, put in three tablespoons of
yeast and set it to rise the night be
fore. Before baking them, stir In a
lump of butter or lard the size of an
egg.
Contentment produces, in some
measure, all those e fleets which the
alchemist usually asoribes to what he
calls the philosopher's stone, and if it
does not bring riches it does the same
thing by banishing the desire for
them.
The other day a dispatch from
White JRiver to Rawlins, 200 milee,
went through by pony express in the
remarkably quick time of 28 1-ii hours,
and this time was subsequently ex
celled on a south-bound dispatch 26
hours.
Illinois Is considered a tolerably
well-settled State, but, with 20,000,000
acres under cultivation, Illinois has
8,000.000 uncultivated .an areaae large
as Massachusetts and Connecticut put
( together.
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Allen Mathias, colored of course
was hanged at Washington, N. C,
9th iust. for alleged murder.
An insane man named M. A. Seary,
permitted to run at large, at Cam
bridge. TexaH, ."hot down, two farm
ers, without warning, and then killed
himself.
A. C. Brooks, a human brute of
Raleigh, N. C, is now in jail upon
the Information of his two daughters,
with whom bo has been living in in
cest for several years. The elder girl
has had four children by him.
Two men, Sam Woodruff and Joe
Seminole were hanged by a mob at
Golden, Colorado, lust week, they be
ing charged with murdering R. B.
Hay ward. Woodward said, "Gentle
men, you are hanging an Innocent
mau, may God forgive you," etc. He
then offered up a prayer, and was
launohed off the bridge to which the
rope was attached, into eternity. But
when it came Seminole's turn, he de
clared that he and Woodruff were
guilty of the murder as charged, and
the punishment was just.
Two men named James MoKinney
aud Austin Kavanaugh, were recent
ly killed In a mine at Leadville, by
an accideutal discharge of giant pow
der. o aw,
The celebrated pigeon roost in Scott
couuty, Indiana, is now, as it has
been for seventy-five years, the roost
of millions of pigeons. They fly
away in the morning to their feeding
grounds, many of them going to such
a distance that they do not return
until midnight. The timber on
thousands "of acres covered by this
rooat is broken down badly, large
limbs being snapped off like reeds, by
the accumulated weight of the birds.
Thousands are kil'ed nightly, but
the slaughter seems to make no di
minution in the vast flocks which con
gregate t! ere.
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Theorigin of "dog-days" is account
ed for-as follows : The great heat of
July led to a superstition among the
Romans ; they conceived that this
pre-eminent warmth, and the diseas
es and other calamities flowing from
it, were somehow connected with the
rising and setting of the star Canicula
the Little Dog in coincidence with
the sun. They accordingly conferred
the name of dog-days upon the period
between the 3d of July and the 11th of
August.
Senator Sharononoe dined with a
literary club in New York. At the
table he quoted from history, and, so
the story goes, a little man at his
right joined issue on the question.
Sharon waxed a trifle warm, and in
sinuated that his opponent might be
a clever sort of 'a mau, but history
was not lm.frte. After dinner Sha
ron remarked to a friend : "Who is
that little fellow there who disputed
my dates?" "Bancroft, the histor
ian."
Important if True.
A Pennsylvania paper'tells of a cat
which caught a ynun&r'rat and swal
lowed it whole The next morning
it was heard equealing in the-Btoraaoh
of poor pussy, 'who was trying to eject
it from the premises. When the mail
closed that evening she had not yet
succeeded, the rat still keeping -up a
rumpuin the interior.
That estate that JVfF. Davis fell heir
to in Mississippi it proving to be an
elephant ou the old reb's hands, a pe
tition having been fried' in chancery
to annul Mra. Dorsey'e bequest of the
same. The petition sets torth that
the kind-hearted old female was un
duly influenced by Davis, who se
cured her fortune by working, upon
her political and religious sympath
ies. A Frenchman, living in Louisiana.
whose wife deserted him, amused hi
neighbors by telling how he get her
baok without trouble. "Did I run af
ter her to come back?" he dramati
cally asked. "No, I did not run after
her. I zhush publish in ze papaire
zat I have drawn fifty thousand dol
lars iu ze lottery, and whe vas back
much quicker zan no time ?''
Chicago Tribune: Mr.. Lincoln
used to tell a story about a big Hoosier
who came to Washington during the
war and called a street Arab for a
shine. Looking at the tremendous
boots before him he called out to a
brother shiner across the street,
'Come over and help, Jjmmy ; I've
got an army contract.'
In a recent speeob, Mr. Rathbop
M. P. for Liverpool, ridiculed Jpri
urauuuaiieiu a uopeiui VieWB or aTfif
turn of prosperity, and said that WW1
remarks at the lord Mfyor's dlnn'e3j
displayed an igc -auce of comrnerciaf'
matters of which aLiverpoolbfficeboj'iT
wuuiu uuva oeen asnamea.
Prof Sheldon, in hfe new wo'rk on
dairy farming, assumes that 850.000,-
000 gallons of milk are annually
made into cheese in England, and
550,000.000 gallons to butter. The
quautity of the former product made
is 126.000 tons, and of the latter 89,-
285 tons.
The youth who eloped with his
sweetheart now Bays it was a miss-taken
movement.
A new stoch of Seth
Tliomas Clocks at 90 Main
St,, opposite L. Lowman's.
T. A.. BATH
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A?IP1E ROOMS OX FIRST FIiOOK
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions,;
Hats, Caps, .Boots, Shoes,
Queenstvare, Glassware? Cigars
TOBACCOS, &c.
9l
The Only Remedy
MOssOTH JT BssaMsrHassssssMsW
THAT ACTS AT THB SAUK TIME 05
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
andtheKEDNEYS.
Tins comlined actitmgiK3 it icon-
derful fewer to cure all diseases.
Why Are We Sick?
Because vie allow these great organs
i become cleaned or torpid, anil
I poisonous humors a re therefore forced
into tne blood that should be expeuca
naturally.
BILIOUSNESS. PILES, C0SST1PATI05,
ixlD.r.i tJUJii'Avia, mi.i.wn
DISEASES, FEMALE WEAK
NESSES. AXD XEUT0US
DlSOUDEItS,
by causing fne action, of these organs B
ana TCSluriiiy ineir jnwcr vj uiruta vjj
disease.
AVhv SnffcrBniom pains iin.I whet!
Why tormented with Piles. Constipation t
Why frightened orcr disordered Kidneys !
iliyentluronerrons orslcK neadaenes!
Why liaro sleepless nights i
Us KIDNEY WOKT end rejoice in
health. It is a drj,vegetalU comj-omdand
Ono pacLaz will make lx ataof Medicine.
Qet it of yoitr Drugrt -A A" . ordT it
for you. Pita, 1 .(. X
wills. si:A2i:03 1 ce.. Prt&t&i.
(',VEJadirui.l liurimctan, Vt.
PROF." HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
TOR SPERMATORRHEA.
KSEM!NALPASTiLLE"
A Valuable Disco var
MdNevr Departure m MeJ
icil Sc.tDce. an cnttfclf
7ew and positively effect
it Remedy for the ipeeJy
and pn&aness.f I or ot
Seminal Emissions r
Ira potency by the ooly
true vrayv Tis : Direct
AooUcatiGTX to Ik m-
cipal beat of tb Dneasc, actio c tr Absorption. aaJ eierT
m- i!t specifir infloroco on the Seminal Vesiyles, Ejac
ulutory Ducts. Prostata Gland. ani Urethra. re v
of the Remedy ts alte.ide J wilU bo faig or incoaf tftieaec, awt
doe not m!erfre with the ordinary pnuts of Me; k it
quickly ditto) re J aivi aoon absorb, producing an ixnxne
diato toothtajc acd reitoratire etfect aptm the icxtfal aa4
nerrgci or;aaixatMn wrecked fru lf abuse an4 eieeisei,
steppisr th drain from the tjtiem. rHnajr rte mind to
health anl sound memory. rtneine; tfe- XHxnuens of
Sight, Nervous Debility. Confusion ol Ideas. Aver
sion to Society, etc.. etc.. aal the appearance of prema
ture old C0 nsaallr at-CWDpaayior; this troy We. a d restr
mr perfect Sexual Vigor, wJWe it hat heea dormant far
yearx This mode of treatnest baa tott the test in Tery
scvere rases, and n sow a pcoaeaed saecesi. Drugs ar
too much precnbd m these tronbtes, ao4,a saaay t bear
wKm'i to, with but little If xar peraiaBcot good. There is oJ
INoDtense about this Preparation. Tracheal ofcserv atioa enable
n to poMtitely guarantee that rt will gite BatUlactionv
Ianae toe etht yrara taat it has been m KeraJ ate, we bavav
thousands of testioioaials as tn its Talur and it bow roncedff
ty tae-Meofcal Pro'eiMon to be the act ratio! means jet
discovered of reach m and cvrmthis Terr prevalent tfvaMr.
that it well too wo to be t k cmfe ol an ! wiery to o uuj
aod uponwhopi quacks prey ith tatr ascless oofttrmnt and I
big fees- Tbe-Heu-cJy is pot apiu neat boies, of three sizes.
No. 1, eaoub to last a nitb. S3; Do. 2. (taffiefent ?.
effect penai&R-nt cr, unless ,n, seve-e cases $5; No.3,
(I a i tier, over three months, wilt stn-p emus to, s and restore
vtor m the worst rasrt i t7, fnt Lv ma' sealed, is piaffe
wnpp-Ts. Full DIRECTIONS lor using will accom
pany KACIT BOX.
oeau ir i;v ri.uf c rjnipniev piine; AOiienKlly
1
that thev i ar be re tret to rrfeet maahojd. and
iiioiiraiioni. wri..a wui coa inrc tr, most sreittical
fitted, for the d s f 1 I r at. a. ' r v- adected AT
ient talel f. rs'it: tiaxv Bc S . 02IY by the
HARRIS REMEDY CO.MFG.CKEIfllSTS.
Market and Eth Sfs. ST. LOUIS, MO.
vl,RO-ERIJSWayRo,VEI
yroverhs.
4k V "'J'ilag riCll.
"SJOOwfllberjaldfor
tioa and loir spu-.ts,
a case that Hop Bit
ters will not cure or
help."
"Hop Bitters builds
up, rtrengthens and
cures continually
from the first dose."
"Kidney and Uri
nary complaints of all
"Read of, procure
andcie Hop ISlttcrs.
and you will be stron?
healthy and happy."
"Ladles, do you
want to bo strong,
hcalthyand benutlfalr
Tfcea use Bop Bitters.
"The greatest appe
tiser, etoin&ch, Wood
and llrcr regulator
Hop Bitters.
"Clergymen, Law
yers, taitors. Bank
ers and Ladin need
cured 1t lion mtitrml'
inus vcrmanenlir
nop Coron Cess Is
th sweetest, ralest
and bast. Afk children.
The Hop Pad for
Bcomacn, Urer and
Kldncjs. Is uperior
iiop Hitters uauy."
"Hop Bitters has re
stored to sobriety and
health, perfect wrecks
from iji temperance."
"Sour stomach, sick
headacho and dizzl.
aj aoaorpuon, '
Druggists.
D.L C Is an absolute
and lrrevistlblo cuio
for drunlcennei", use
of opium, tobacco aod
narcotics.
.All aborti sold by
druggists. Hop Bitters
Maniuacturinir. Co
Rochester, S.Y.
- .. vuwa. utra
ness Hop Bitters cures
wita a lew aose&"
L
BcndTcr
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"THE PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER"
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cele. c aUo oo Spermatorrhoea. Sexual Debility. aaJ
Impotence, from beir-aboie aod xcetset, auuug Smni)
Emistieot, .-iouin ATrrsuia to bociet-, Confotwa f
Men, Phjuejl Vtcij. Diue of SkU Deleetut Mmnrr,
Lota of Sexual Power, etc miliar airriar improper or
oahaper, riTinj treatmest asd a itreat fclaf tiloikle tecrtola
for ike cure of all pnrate diKiici, 224 pei. oter CO rlitef
60cb.
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