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1874
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A Walking Atlvertiseineiit. LlMESTONF. SPEINOS, S. C. Dr. R. V. PlEROK, Buffalo, N. Y. : Dear Bib : I am a walking advertisement for your Golden Medical Dieeovery, Purgativo Pelleta and Dr. Sage'a Catarrh Remedy, they having cured me of Catarrh of niño years' standing, which waa bo bad that it disfijjured my nose, and, while euring it, your medicinoe also cured me oí Authma in lts worst and mott aggravated form. Baforo using your medicinea I had becomí reduoad in flaah (rom one hnndred and fifty-ftve to one hnndred and fiíteen pounda, ai.d I now weigh ono hundred j and sixty-two pounds, and ara in bstter health than I have enioyed for twonty yeara. Youra truly, J. L. LUMSDEN. The above ia but a fair sample of hundroda of letters which are recoived by Dr. Pierco, and in the face of such evidence, who can longer doubt that the Doctor'a medicinea cure j the worat casea of Chronic Catarrh ? THE OKEAT FAVOEITE W1TH THE NADIES. Wm. Forayth Bynum & Son, druggiata, of Live Oak, Fia., write, Sopt. 16, 1874, aa followa: "Dr. E. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. : Your Golden Medical Diacovery and Purgativo Pellets aell very largoly and give completeaatiafaction, as numbers of i era and friends teetify with pleasufe. Your j Favorito Preacription is, indeed, the groat i favorita with the ladiee, snd numbers can say with joy that it haa saved them froni eking out a miserable life or meeting with premature death, and reatored them to health and happinesa." Thouaands of women bleaa the day on which Dr. Piorco's Favorito Proscription was ; flrat made known vo them. A single bottle i often gives delicate and suffering women more relief than montha of treatment from their f amily phyaician. In all thoso derangementa causing back-ache, dragging down sensatioua, nervoua and general debility, it is a sovereign remedy. lts soothing and healing proporties render it of tho utmost value to ladies suffering from internal fever, congestión, inflammation or ulceration, and its strengthening effects tend to correct displacements of internal parts, the reault of weakne88 of natural supports. It is sold by all druggists. Db. Pieece's pamphlet on Diseaaes peculiar to Women will be sent to any addresa on recsipt of two stamps. Addreaa as above. Seed-House of David Landreth & Son. It is pleaaant to note the fiourishing fall trad doing by this long-establiehed flrm, in the midst of dnll times. In the prevalent stagnation, enterprise has the field almost without eompetitors. 80 determined are the LandrethB to secure, aa usual, a large share of Wieapproachingyear's business, that theyhave now nine of the f ast, sleam presses of Mc Calla & Rtavely, diligently at work, priniing their " Mural Segisttr " for 1876. This has nëverbefore oocurred in the history of their house. The "Sural Register' is furnished without I charge to all who use Landreth'a seeds - and who do not? - Fliiladdphia Commercial List. , __ ■ Whitneï's Musical Guest . -The December j number of this capital musical monthly, ] which will be issued from tho press early the 1 coming week, contains much that will be of unuBUal interest to musical poople throughout the whole country and eepecially in the West. Tbe ö uesl promises several new and j ivo f eatnres for the coming year, and presents a revised premium list which contains extraordinary induoements to agente to extend ite circulation. S end ten cents to W. 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You are invited to subscribe. Address JOHN E. MILLER, Publisher, 16 Bandolph Street, Chicago, 111. Wísharfs Pine Tree Tar Cordial ! Natu re's Great Remedy FOR ALL ThroatfcLung Diseases. For Sale by all Druggists and Storekeepers. Dr. 1. AValker's California ! egar Bitters ave a purely Vegetable I prcparation, raado chiefly lrom the na ] tive lierbs found on tho lowcr ranges of I the Sierra Nevada inountains of Califor nia, the medicinal proporties of whict are extracted therefrom without the ifo of Alcohol. The questimi is almos daily asked, ' What is tho cause of the unparallelcd eucoess of Vlnküají Bhters?:' Our answer is, tb at they rerao{ the cause of diaease, and the patiënt recovers his healtli. They are the gre; blood pnrifler and a Mfe-glvtng principfe a perfect Kenovatnr aud InvigoratoT 'X the system. Ne ver before in tb. aistory of tho world lias a medicine bees compouiiJed poMMsing tlie remarkablt qnalities oí' Vixboab Bitters in healing th sick of every disease man is heir to. Thiiy ave a gentío Purgative ft veil as a Tonic relieving Coneeti-m lnllammatinn L the Liver aní A'i.scerai vrgans, in Büioq DLscasca. The properties of Dk. WalkhA V isKi ar Bitters are A perient, Diajibdrrtíc, I Oarminative, Nntritimií, Laxativa. Ji:irot, Sedative, Co-uuter-Irritant, Sudorilic. Alten tive, aud Anti-Bilious. (irateful Thousands proclaim ? egae Bittïks the most won?jvful In j vigorant that ever sustained tbe sinkinj I nystem. Uo Person can.lake these Bittw according to directions, and roraain long unwell, provided their bones are stroyed by mineral poison or otliet means, and vital órgans wasted beyoiw repair. Bilious, Remittent. aad ínter mittent levers, wblch are sopreva. lent in the raJleya of our great rivera throughout the United States, especMj those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cutnberland, Arkar,sas, Red. Colorado, Brazos, Bia Grande, Peari, Alabaina, Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, James, and mauy others, with tlieir vast tributarles, througliout om entire country during ihe Suimner and Autuinn, r.nd remarkably so duringíea sons of unusual heat and dryness, are inv.iriably accompnnipd by extensivede rangeraents of the stomatj and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative. exertinga pmr. erful inñuenco upon these various orgaus, is essentially necessary. -Tliere is no cathartic for the purpose equal I De. J. Walker's Vixeíiak Brí it.i,-. as they will speedily rcinove the darkcolored viscid nitter with which the bowela are loadcd, at the same time stimulating the secrettons of tlie livet and generaüy restoring the healthj functions of the digestivo organs. Fortiiy the body agalnst diseasf by purifying all ita tluids with VnnsGAi Bitters. No epidemie can take hold of a system tlms forc-ármed. Dyspepsia. or IndiKOstioi), lieadaciie'. Pain in tlie Sboulders, C Tifihtness o!' the CUost, Dizzinei Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilione Attacks, Palpitatation of the Heait, lülliinnnation of the LuLgs, Pain in the re.uion of the Kiá neys, and a humired oflicr painful 8jmp toras, are tlie otïsjirins ui üyspepsia One bottlewill prove a bcttcrguannM of its merïts thar. a lengtliy advertíment. Scrofula, or Kine's Evil, Whta Swellins, Bloè, Erystpelf:, Swelled Keel Goitrt-. Scrofuloaa lnfiaiimatiraB, Indolal Inflamraations, Mercurial Aüéetions, OM Soks, ErupUdiiö of the SXin, Sun; Eyt,ete In these, as in all other eoDgtitutional Dit liases, "Walker's VlNKCAit BlTTBBS 1W shown their great curative powers in the most obstinate and Lntracta'jle csses. For Iiiflainniiilory and Chronit Rheumatism, Gout, Bilimis, Be teot andlntermittent Kevers, Diseasesa the BIooq, Liver, Kiilner.s and Bkultla these Bitters have no equal. Sueh DÍ8CHI are caused by Titiated Blood. MechanicalBiscascs.- Personsen gaged in Paints and Minoráis, suchas Fluinbers, Type-setters, Gold-beatera, " Miners, as they ulvauc-c in Ufe, are sulijrc! to paralysis of the liuveis. "■ agaiust tliis, ttike a dosu of T.u.k::ks Y11 eoar Bitters occsaioiwlly. For Skin Disensos. Krupt ion ter, SaH-Hhcum, Blotcfio.. Sp I , Puétulw, Boils, Carlmnr!.--. Kir Scald-head, Snre Bye. Ei-yii ia. H Scurfs. Discolorations i f the and Diseases of the Bhiu ■'' haW or nature, are literally ilng up and 8n out of the Bjstenl in a sliert time 1 of these Bitters. Pin, Tape, and other worw lurking in the system of d roany tl.. are eflectually destroyud sud nano system af medicine, r.o vcnuiin."' thelminities wUlfwf Üie ejBiow Irun like these Bitter?. For Femak Complaints, In or okl, married or single, ftl Uu' duwn (■ manhood. or the tnrn of life, thcíe WJ Bitters display so decided m nfinenfl " improvement is Boon perceptilile. ClcanscthoYiíai!(irloi) ever yon find ita impuriües liúrÁing throoí the skin in Kmple Ernptiims, r "" eleanpe it when you lind It obstt sluggish in tho TOat; i leatuiB il when foulj'your feelings will teUïouvhen. w the blood pure, and the hcalth of ;; will follow. Bi II. McBOSAI. A CO.. X)mgRistsniidGon.A)rts..S.ni I'YCÍB" and cor. of Washington and C'nr)toii St N Sold ly 11 lïrugsist "' FOR NKARI.Ï THIIITV 1KAK jf Oatiet They are pruduced in all the nove1" changiiig fitluom, S1 in conae vative m 8uited to tho ant of many portons. AmoiH latteraiethe ( "Standard Cray Styles, proper for the house or Btrcct- beautifui i sigTis and pleastnti in oclnring. "CHOCOLATE STANDARD STYLER ingroatvariety, and wldoly knowa " ffH'lZ viceatU prints. Noihing better f.ir dailv J Thoo goods ftear ticket! as quotel abnve. "",_, tailershould have them, and vuur exsmm" and approval will coincide. MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM, 23 Sc 25 RANDOLPH ST., CHICA1" lÉB SülilpÜ Hm.c wild in:irrIeU or oonteniplaie ■J'fjupe PriceSOcts. hymall. Addrcse iUr. Butts liw DR. WHITTIEE Ko. 617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, lfa ontlaoei to trflát all eaiei of obsUcli to mrrlai ■ ImporiUet, ewj allmeat or alcknesi which resol i" lndiierUon er lmprudenc, with unpar!li!l ',.■,- Dr. W.'t eiUblUhnwnl Is chftrtered by the PUW ' ouri, w. fonnded ad hu breo estibiWusl " '" (! tfe, ertalD od relisbls relief. Being a gdu '., rcral ntedicftl collemi, nd haviag Ihe eipcricaea iDniud iaccsrunfrelQfcla0pecUltlei he ba rer rmdlei tbat are eS'ectu&l ia il these cases. H" Patk y# ars belng treatrd br mail or exprett Ter7wtier?'„ninMattrr who falted, cali r write. From tbc frcV.rfil Ur of applloaUoos ba Is eoabled to keep bis ri. Ut. 36 pags. ÍtJoí fo'l ;mpwm, for to l MARRIAGE CUIDE, KO re, popnltr book whicb lioold be red T '" body. o mrrlcd plr, or penoni oonlimrl"" ,f rtue, cn afford (o do without t. It CODtolBS tbe crrff ( mediaal litntnr on tbli lubject, the reiults or fc long tiprtenoe ; alio Ihê beat tb.oo.ihu from l" J. u. Ui .!! mJ iIL.rlo4. e!! 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