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Ai~ 14 t 8 3s t ti § p 14 innpaiRg reprgrrtan atvamted fo e bort basl" OI‘WIIB_'â€"I-, 14 8 4 *‘s >\ N CENTRAL STKAETâ€"Nos, 16 and 1. The Brand GA%' Js maarthiie Ponk esd CA!ADA CENTRAL RAILWAY, Freight and Cartage Ageney. 3 “- opposite Russel House. ”Q:dnllgs_ubndfi- will receive Carters are authorized to grant 1100 so low that all can i. * BELTING AND TANR Single Belis of this will do the work and last 2s long as a Double Belt of Canadian Oils, Paints n‘;: ::-“V-*, mad Chaine; Pominion aod. Brith. Flage, Gram, Bags and Canvas, pig iron. _ _‘ In the matter of LOUIS : nn.‘_% m‘:"fi" to fyle their claims before me within A. BOURGEAU, _ .;h,m ofer this desirab lnr" further 'vukm :14, a.80, Tongue and Grover, i ra bank of Madawasks River, close m of Brockville and Ottawa and C.C. Rail Myrtle Navy. way, in Village of Arnprior, Machiner all and in order witk Saoch U ogr hor in booghe hn abundance of timber to be had reasome« turé of Shingles, Staves and Barrel Head. _ & sery large amount of new and imâ€" proved machinery has lately been â€"added, ud-fiowfiohddv-bynuzw ROCKAw AY8, BUGGIES AND SLEIGHS Which in point of finish and durability, are not surpassed in any market. Weyâ€"All work warranted h-,: and all kinds of repairing carefully promptly done. es se M Or CARSS & Asany 28, 1873. .% %.\) pUuE3 NOT S0IL THE S&IN, JU .N @ARDNER | MONTRBAL Pdolmnl Propristor. fltns s s (1mvn STEAM Carriage and Sleigh +% FACTORY, ‘IDREAU STREET, OTTAW a, #.i! . os Grey Hair to its Natural Color most approved styles of W. Stockdale & Co., . PROPRLETORS, * cwm THE HALK 10 GROW YTNVIGORATING THEZ ROOTS heaper than any one else. Ayimer Ist October, 1873. OKERS + M 2195 6m } Montre: Ottawa, Jany.â€"T 1875 2151 1y3w. OUttaws Feby3, 1813. Siy* Speafal rates for Furniture. N LAKE @TEEETâ€"Nos. 2 2, 3 and #, NSOLVENT ACT U 186% *SGLISH OAK TANNED LKATHEE 'r-.mm 1, 18, 1°% 'I'I..A-L‘l‘mâ€".-. M 38. .‘A At this establishment will be found on *REY HAIR IT RESTORES E’nm.mnmemr. PS ITS FALLING OF. rnv-x‘xgtmm 14 7% XCELLS ALL OTHERS, + sale in Ottaws by H OT SOILING THE SKIN GAIN, TO ITS NATURAL COLOR, EAVING IT BEAUTIFULLY give personal supervision to all worl &';um:mz 191 ILi PROPEBTY FOR SALE £# O R SA L. /IUTORILA STREETâ€"Nos. 41 and 42. Pwellings and Siores, FOR A GOOD SMOKE, CNCALE ON EACH PLUG, RARE CHANCE. d L Jon. p. 8. 108 & Bhos, 10 Grey Nun Street, g about to build a tion, if I may say so, . Ihey are out of amu‘ of books mg:-%"'m s and much value of PINE .LANDS, Tll CoNsoLIDaTION OoF ITALY, so long fragmentary and impotent, into one powerful Statk, with Kome as its capital the bu miliation of France through a series of crushing d efeats, ending with the siege and capitulation of her proud and gay metropolis; the expulsion of he Hourbons from the Spahish throne, and the wbstitution for them of a scion of the most libern® nmum;mvmmmum- i of Baxony, Wurtemburg, Bavaria, with Baden, Hesse, the Hanso Towns, 4c., undor the j headship of Prussia, into the triumphant and j empire of Germany; and the arming ’ Russia to reâ€"assert her preponderance in the eouncils of Europe, or i? prosccute her often post® poned but 1.ever relinquished designs on the great city founded by Constantine, and the vast but decaying and anarchical dominion of the Suitan, all combine to invest with profound interest the everch nging phases of our tidings from the Old T uininmane. mis mthie nokd on tho. most favewls &fi."&wduu. sall ud mirince ‘The raliroad is complete to Reed_Oity (T. 17 N. pagesusaet uen Tone. Cheap lnnd afd fhilroad facilitiss nro solâ€" ments, _ Timber lands must be paid for before being out. Farming hntflrdm will be sold on pay ment of oneâ€" fourth in cash and the balâ€" lance in five equal annual mantl. Interest at rmdmsrofll&u Iag:l‘dhhno:' lnads Sohable at Merchants Natiohat Bank "In m-m..:umlpn;-a%?-::'m Ingsr her de t it ts Iapor t minget From A. i-.â€"fi"‘ 'â€""Zian.â€"'hm" al of Ladies i genermie tamd in memponee Iode ns noritetin in taring tmntthey marin iny ona the meanke in the ond in view is pertbon, Prom T, Morrison, 1 4., Rector of the Â¥ree Church In making remittances always procure a draft on New York, or a Post Oflce Money Order, if posâ€" sible. Where neither of these can be procured, send the money, but always in a REGISTERED letter, The registration fee has been reduced to/{yteen cents and the present registration system has been found‘ by the postal authorities to be nearly an absolute protection against losses by mail. Ail Postâ€" masters are obliged to register letters when reâ€" quested to do so. | o ies e 18 old in threo ht pay. A NEW SERIES OF ILLUBTRATED ENCGâ€" seameneenve andined Ho '_n%m"n'&% ‘Olty, Sner npiane reafanes agries n t us Darmy Tapsvins, 30c., 400., 50c., 75¢., 4 $1 per line. Smatâ€" Waerxty Teusux®, Zand 50 cents per line. WrzxuY Tetsux®, $2, $3 and $5 perline, Acâ€" cording to position in the paper, NT AND PERE Kast Saginaw. _ _ ___â€". MBH READINGâ€"BOOK®. _ _ . hâ€"l.lh mfi M_mfa "I have carefully examined ‘ m Reaaars | ahe ian is oxl 'm-t_lii'iv'giem Sn apidlefunic, which way be dalivered anys Apply in person or by mailto _ _ _ . Bmatâ€"Waexty Tersux®, Mail Subscribers, $4 per annun. Fivecopiésorover, $3each; an extra copyâ€"will be sent for every club of ten sent for at one time ; or, if preferred, a copy of * Recollections of a Busy Life," by Mr Greeley. To One Address, To Names of Subscribers all at one Post Office, _ all at one Post Office. 10 ... $1 50 sach. ... $1 00 each. y~*~Ay>igy®â€"ag* And One Extra Copy to| And Une Extra Copy to ____ each Club, _ | ___ each Club, _ _ Persons entitled to an extra copy can, if preferâ€" red, have either of the following books, postage prepaid: " Political Economy," by Horace Greeiy, «Pear Culture for Profit," by P. T. Quinn, " The Elements of Agriculture," by Geo. P. Waring. farmer who has $300 worth of produce per annum can afford to do without our Market Reports, or Gthers equally lucid and comprehensive. 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J + The Tribums, through trusted corresâ€" 0 stationed at all points n Europe where ‘ movements are in progress or imminent, ‘ to present a complete and instructive panoâ€" ramma of ¢vents on that continent, and to mirror the prolonged struggle between middle age Fen dalism and Eoclesiasticism on the one hand and Nineteenthâ€"Century scepticism and secularism on the other, Recognising a Divine Providence inall tha proceeds and if, itâ€"looks hopefully on the reat conflict as destined (like our own recent conâ€" valsion) to evoive from strife, disaster, and seemâ€" Ing chaos, a fairer and happier future for the toiling masses of mankind, _ Im our own country, a war upon corruption and rascality in office has been inaugurated in our clty, whereby the government of our State has been revolutionised through an initial triumph of Reâ€" form which surpasses the most sanguine anticipaâ€" tions, It is morally ceriain that the movement thus inaugurated cannot, in its progress, be cirâ€" cumseribed to any locality or any party, but that its purifying influence is destined to be folt in every part of the Union, rebuking venality, ex« posing robbery, wresting power from politiclans by trade, and confiding it in those worthiest and fittest to wield it. ‘To this beneficent and vitally needed reform, the Tribune will devote its best enengles, regardless of personal interests or party mm.rmmumm faithful men to office &s of all New Departures the most essential and auspicious, The virtual surrender by the Democratic party of its hostility to Equal Rights regardless of Color, has divested our current politics of half their byâ€" gone intensity, However parties may henceforth rise or fall, it is clear that the fundamental princlâ€" pies which have hitherto honorably distinguished the Republicans are henceforth to be regarded as practically accepted by the whole country. The right of every man to his own limbs and sinewsâ€" the equality of all citizens before the lawâ€"the in« mwd-m»mwwmumm‘ pleâ€"the duty of the Union to guarantee to every citizen the full enjoyment of this liberty until he forfelts it by erimeâ€"such are the broad and firm foundations of our National edifice; and palsied ummmmmummw‘ has completed the nobls faorie or Eniihciparion, has completed the noble fabric of pation, and may fairly invoke thereon the sternest judgâ€" ment of man and the benignant smile of God. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE IE ENTIRE LAND GRANT o tais Company, unsold, consisting ef about90,000 acres, is offerâ€" To Mail Subscribers. One Copy, one year, 2 issues ............ $ HE ROYAL READERS. yoopt Hask Reqiners, Mish, ____ ADVERTISING RATES, FABMING LAND perauifahe Eol ngien Resaing WM. L. WEBBEB, aand Commicsioner, UETTE BAJLWAY The adapta Amaricuns Mumpe Musy + o are Sopliont of American and rmmm-v“ ovet Imtiment inthe worla""" 1t Fou Ns tn. you have an in« n-fi:llrmd them a letter flufls&m; they promptly inform you, free of ¢h..rge, :m nnd“ h d s of the Patent &nu% fl" fim to a M & k $ Thrk Row, New Bubscriptions recsived at the oflce of the T elegraph Profwsions, wilh ind the Emdrieaito ?‘;figubv:::., lnnuuhv-anpl:ln every Room, in every Reading Room, m‘:m my, or School. ”M. s weekly, splendidly IMMW The yearly numbers of the Bcientiflc Amer can" make two splendid vu’:ma‘:lugu‘:: Hend 6e D faks How, New Solk,. _‘ _‘‘" ePod en Em SPc c id %ngm ?“,,":.,.fl.z" Ricowloiig," m xd The ‘Latest in 4 â€" nPuydict o+ brels Appicti o thphciies Economy, The Latest Information to Technoloâ€" & % e stt Feeaman Ondlenon Sed agee t on Liebtiink: In short the whole range of the Sciences and Pug:l Arts are embraced within the scope of the ntifle American.. o pérson who desires to be intelligently informed can aftor"" t he withâ€" out this g'l"?&h"‘hl:ln the world. 8 4 in its contents embraces the latest lnutruh- formation pertaining to the I.M% echaniâ€" cal and Sctentific of the World ; Dfia‘l.v- tions, with Beautiful vings, of New Invenâ€" tions, New im New Pn-n-i and }mmnd Industries «-nnn&gam otes, w‘vnw}?:mm Mzum the varions 5 tm 5 Te piioiae d irtaniee o divi met Mo olpnncm.t:s' escribing Dr. De Jough‘s Light Brdwn Cod Liver Oll, tlndnwbon-ehma.":m- than other varieties of the same medicine which 1 have also employed with a view to test their es mefanehs Z R . Lankester, F.R.8., Coroner j or Central Middlesex. " I consider that the of this oopen ioi & g?mmh- Treatise the with which Hence, "1:3:?. he our‘.'nggou':u '-u"'fi_ Mpnmmnndmndla:l.h.' 7 " Dr. Granville has found that Dr. J ‘s Eggt Brown Cod Lmroum-a dmd t in a shorter time than other and that It does not cause the nausea and Indigestion too often consequent on the ad ministration of the Pale TH%'QIIIINTI!'IO AMERICAN, ; FOR Edwin Canton, Kaq., Â¥.R.C.S., Surgeon to Charing 'nf'-uffifi'li'fiqâ€"m_' Hayyâ€"pints, 2. 64.; Pints, . . id Quarte &n w a-d-hwu with wmww:‘lmw "I have Dr. De Jough s Light -c"m-' q and I every lrn-nn to be satisfied with -â€"-fl'.-- I 2 | ‘&:Jnfl‘ohf.â€"mwbmmm\ooq i Mauk as herein shown, Sold Nmk : J)R. DE JONGH‘3 LIGHT BRoWN cop I invariably ibe Dr, De Jongh‘s and nmwmfi % efficacy of this invaluable h‘mw:ll.’ to the British Ste kmgn omm Hihk Ee 1243030 Oe m PP P tainty, we have confidente in m» -au-u-"._ + a from 4 % (Exu-m O.t,-z-m ht aduay aad Cavrio®.â€"Beware of ut atiempts mmmmcwm ® _____ Law Boardof Great Britain,. _ _ * It! 1me to make use of Dr. De Jongh‘s Cod TLiver OlK" 1 have been web satiabed With T8 eflects, and believe it be & very pure Oil, well aum%ggguhwm_&» Liver ol w be nrm.n.' w ver &A mgm-mfln&‘gtd value." Dr. David Smith, F.R.S., Medical Officer to the Poor " In giving my opinion of Dr. p® Jonan‘s Lto®r Bnowxuonuvnoufi.l ve no hesitation in uynahunt. I have not htest eonfidence in any er kind. The effects of Dr. pE Joxax‘s OtL are sure and most remarkable, in that broken down state of health which ulunlli precedes and favors deposit; and I never recommend any other sort. The O1l I have had from mmhxmm and it has certainly been only m ol-vl’ mylmontwoo!u-b? and even now, when “?';“h%”“mm‘““a%'l * ‘boing‘ the rmost aqres mx as nblckv‘uy. XTon'Aw MDrnI‘.nl n‘s Om wou! come in: neral _,M sede the Pale nndghu worthless ® L220 From innumerable medical and scientific opinions of the highest character in commendation of Dr DE Jo?gu:‘uanm':-m:‘uvuou.h following are selected : Henry Marsh, Bart., M.D., in Ordiâ€" *7 mkwwhm In cases of prostration and emmciation, where %%:"‘l nn:mw":t bb.mwc era e e t Dl‘.vgll Joxon‘s Ltowt Brown Omm- it are remarkably manifested. By its adminisâ€" tration the natural appetite is revived, and the functions of digestion and are im« proved, reanim: and f when its use has been & ly preserved fl. w tonic and nutritive properties have ly reâ€" stored health and strength to the most feeble and deteriorated constitations, _ _ ___ 5 P ANSAR HARFORD & 0o _ The actual benefit derived is thus described n OWP 20e Renoflt derfved ts thus described by HROWLAND DALTON, bfl.,yl.&(l.!.. L.S.A., trict Medical Officer EPM @ In elving gvonl:l‘nn lg!.n- n-n-h’Tf LIVER OIL, Thedistinetive characteristics Huh have for Dr. px Jon&ou so much celebrity, the entire confidence osm most emi« nent members of the Medical wession, and notwithstanding the active and nn.a:rxlw- opâ€" somuon of many interested dealers, ngl.)mo- ented amount of public patronage may be thus ‘ncleely enumernied . alonk C a grsal en e e L. â€" Pxonk E some years used DE Jon@e our ha'n m &l& in public and private practice, F‘have no tior. in stating its effects are far superior to those or.ny'amomumo Nearly four years since, two cases o(mflsm Consumption were placed under my care, In the lungs were a mass of tubercular de and every sound to be hesrd in was sole remedy employed was Dr. px Joxan‘s Brown Cop LIivE® OIL; and now the nte are strong and fat; the diseased ( sounds nearly insudible; in the one case â€"(male hunti mu?.,m mqtmmu ed i1, the patient e uite undergoing as much L"fi.u. as any of his follow sportsmen," al.â€"Its genuiness purity, and uniform strength tbiés thnt thorpoutts seporionce nas tound to be utle fh‘; t’n.m-t. aflbeuv?ln the ?lhc remedy. UI.â€"It is palatable, m.m creates no nausea, hemist! 1 +.â€"L is borne with facility b '..‘?u'“.‘.?‘ and improves nn"nzuun of 'lw im , V.â€"Ita -%u ind action have been found to be l'mmmw# than those of auy other kind of Cod Liver Oil. .. 3 tance is indicated." This Powd tis harmless to animals, b unrivalled in 4% mn ;othll runn:h.'owry other a 'l’n.: is in f lnmmamm l&ul:mkn CONBUMPTION AND DisEASEsS OF TRHE â€" Chest, F3 Th M"‘Z virtues of Dr. Ds Joxan‘s Ll(h: Brown Cod Liver Oil in Pfl-lfl;:k sumption may now be considered a8 . bmh&.Nogmgy so lz restores OX« im leminepoalrernepinie ence on e TUCUOT. . SVIC td , The following high u-u-sg"’ to y of Dr. l)el Joxann'g go’% Liven m'&d‘% is afforded b; WHAVAY. . M.RCS, L8 A., of P kn e KEATING PERSIANS INSEOT Moths in Furs, and every other m«u’ of inso in all ?num in packet J’nn.umu of various sizes. ® Ne Orbcoh the anegualled rapidity of its eurs» tive effects, it is more leal than any which is offered, even at the l’::‘:?:“prle& Dr. Granvills F.R.S., Author of the ‘ Apas o, “hrnnrus:u- I have been in the habit ‘ prescribing .Do":':m'-“u-mnr"nou Dr. Barlow, Â¥.R.S, Hen _ Physician to Guy‘s od mene oneseee Ieorapacaded persens con, WITHOUT WHICH NONE CAN POSMIBLY BE GENERAL DEBILITY AND EMACIATION, 1873 T, BTRAND, LONDON, W.C. DESTROYING POWDER& SOLE CONSIGNEES, siciem to H.R.H. the Duke of â€" ‘There mâ€"‘mâ€"& actual si Eeage ”%'“&mm "Ths Departient doet no¢ bind itesif to accept THB LATSET NOVELTY, oipemnoiiesnen oe o on o detected on ratiny ranted t keep ”’:‘fifi}b RS without hgre e heipliooamiegns . & THORNToX en eneretied ssmc â€" ~Ottawa, ’a.l.hmm mtm ills, etther for us cominerainl of other ‘of prodik or ie e e en m‘%flmnhdw ” the two mnmzm-mcéru "‘to} give TWO i noeaneitan m ts | um“mm' d b in a} published in the dgu “u- gfimm&adlm -ouull to the wikiia the m'% o3 Mokony 4 Oneaile ) of Comy on e erdodr® Te melowing Wieeee 200 "otmmmaty Aaptint »mpcte with the most skilful, giving the ie the sppoerance it hnd whin mtame fonger, thereby maving timg hfl.fl- Producing the same gloss and Hard Finish as when bought at the STORE NEW â€" Enamelle no Por imparting a fine gloss to Lai'negsglrtnm SE And aAmendments Thereto, In the matter of PRESTON & MoLACHLIN, of The creditors of are at one o‘clock in :.numtfini thi 15th Day of November, eucsadt ‘WM. F. MUNRO, "he most ordinary ironer is enabled to citin atp reaveried io ap a0, butice mapriinlg g:n mon&ufl&:nu‘uw%‘%hrr-‘ treal O8, h6 TWENTY LBv DAY O¢ JANCAR , 1874 at three o‘clook p. m., for m pabie exathination .0 the anaarrobe sand %y the use of Montreal, Zra Duc., 1878 ruu-pnmum Patent mmite Ciesh sligs Han‘ ud o ms omm nad 4s. cach. 4 Prevent friction in cleaning and infury to the aite. Oakey‘s Wolingion Rutte Polish shou! peofromamints ie tninetimoiatabiiphiey \Of **** .99 «it anternirnet, rone To uo ahe w pt pou O ornle4 a0d , poiiahine Altret Bitectro limomumnnml.m 1 business at the City of fif'fimmmuamz-uw,_, 5 Inventor, Mechanic, Manufacturer, Builder, Enginéer, Chemist Farmer, Merchant, _ Pnow 1 oake Feacesooni oc fo! bddress with clig:o6 Ovisiom in ton Uounty of Genietomy . w s ner Im-niwhodud on or about the day of June, A.D,, 1578, are W« %;h. First duo(fitzvombfl'. oli" to ty on p ioi ces e i ie Wilson Andrew l-ouh‘fm', .of the l“?n Will nndolm-melml said Robert H. a0d deeoripricen with hi partoaint on ol fevandfiaitesinly 2 mm BB hpir lb paseli, neulyes + won efi th ces sa muv-omn&nmmnt o(rnm- the natt securities, [if any [# e e ic Robert llson will be. among the parties entitied thereto, having to the elaims of which notice shall have hfl:oWnabonrqm the said nrmmorgr‘:rw&am to”.h.m dwmd:lnnnu{o shall not Iuv:.z.- reâ€" eelve se e 1 cFON 4 MaSMon ds o > > â€"> Solieitos for Rxeculors. The Canadian Patent Office Record s MECHANIUCS MAGAZINE Dated Ottawa, Aug. 25, 1873 Enamellene, GEORGE K. % A copy of first number can be seun BRT NSOLVENT AUJT UF 1869, NSOLVENT ACT OF 1869 NXECUTOR3 NOTICE 8AE A LU MINIU M WA £0H To the publisher, OTICE TO CONTRACTORS All Housexeepers KB Agimis wonled wargang d e THE OTTAWA TIMES JANUARY 31 1874 # 4 Collars Lace Cutains, by Order, =â€"â€" A N D â€"â€"â€" <rADE M a o We F. BRAUN 2488â€"1 win $471â€"%ip W.5. GM’:‘%‘% Of 35 large . for every ordinary disease a family is subâ€" gfi.“m““i_gfi;‘;éz::z"t e fobmenitscnd uns sax‘+ ere s6 rer vecenthinar veeh ) 0 Complete Case, with large Manual. 10 pppsss P ie P hn m ies hss .’ . Heaaem t o then deed yees: Price, o 50 ois.; Pints, $1.50 Anaris; $1.75: * * THERCT. ‘god sings vints of Vetecinnsy T o m pra en _i;_.,.__,_____,_..__‘.,___, sc “flmfi“n.&- __ _ For Sale by‘sll Draggists . | <â€" as to iys rellable. ‘They have‘raised the highâ€" HUMPHREYS® HOMEOPATHIC â€"SPECIFICS The undersigned desires to inform his friends, Templeton, 2ith, Nov,, 1478; tor, Saltâ€"Rhoum, Blohhu,x;;m. PI::?&E Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring» Scaldâ€"head, ‘Sore lyn lryg&:u. Itch, Discolorations of the , Humors mdl&lulfiwhmuuu :-ftdfl;;â€"h.&&”fio.lfl * LGJ / ounmyLnk, %m:nlmtz: P oo ooo C i rten im worke _: For Female Comsplaints, in young mnnarie ce n es Alive dfi o Seviant m lndrmce ut Eeunfioflmgfioiwm ever you find its impurities bursting through Pimples, Eru 'fd-,'-fis"-y- decl ind in abeaencted g the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladdet, roch o. ol $hito, s Sn ts More se :luu. as they advance in life, .E'I‘.o subject mfim hg :‘:«- of wm‘;.x:! sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it when it is Toek reco mniapenitt mitren niog. noap the Stood pute, ahil the health uf the systamh will follow. e “‘i-;“go-‘m. ALD & ; Taf oe e rap sitacAets â€"Ben Prenalnce Oolifirme, ooim,mh%TfiT mmy:& %u‘ in -n?i\’.mnmm mem ‘curaiive ‘m"""'- the __ For Inflammatory and Chronic tent and Intermittont Fevers, Discases of 2 A2GATET Anfuamm ol moonanineteon in o # P Eructations of thgbm' mgfl ‘aste in the Mouth, Bilious Attac o?lw tation of the Heart, the Lungs, Pain in the m of the Kid neys, and a hundred painful symp, Sn oo en mipeane, One will prove a guarantes of it: merits than a lengthy advertiseâ€" men Scrofula, WM, White Vlcers; 8 Nec! BrtTERS. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus foreâ€"armed. d 48 m?l‘lly necessary. ‘There Enomlnrm for the purpose equal to Dr. J. !m!.tll' ‘s Vmszcar BittBRs, as the ud?odnyuwflb darkâ€" eolore& v matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time mmungmm-g’m liver, gen restori health; ffl!fl@!flwgfw. a n%lr. Fosck ~ & llh!i,imt,fl m mitient Feve ""Ed’ ) lent. in the m our great rivers throughout the United States, emi:l:{ i imfi onnaerter 4 o nâ€" sus hied, Coloredy, Brazce, itlo Orande, m:“,‘::.'-;fib“*“w B 6,° * others, with their vast tri tlrlelln,%roushont our| 2:::“ and mnukgsgwlo during :d? inmenit eoale extensive doâ€") :#mont:bfi! e stomach unm m, . ominal viscera. im erful lnfl:':m nmw;-f . Sonaiy Fat Rodvasainst disonte 'auwmmh- EGAR BrTTERS the most Inâ€" :iygonn'mt that ever sustained the sinking No Person can take these Bitters ing to directions, and remain broly Deyrtia thely boues we wot m .:‘{“-miunl polson â€"or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond any 16, 818, o 8. Â¥ ind in aeeia Soid by ail rawg 0 TICE. BB hn egarm cA ons t 2 Hhouth, Ganber. oo momcucg § %%_?&“‘ & fopy â€"~ (Whik®! ~ VW# C Nes S Nos. 13 ind 38. theria, ulcorated sore throat... 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