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Rend the Dcalta Roll Whieh the bilis of moitality of any large city may be fitly d(-signaied, nd you wil fiüd that rennl and vescal radiadles, tbat is to -sy, lbote ibat a ff' et tbc kidnt-ys or bladder, have, a lemsirkable pr miuence - we liad almot soid - preponderance. Bnght's disease Dd dial,eteiü the cnron)c sUge are inrely oured, and gravel, catarrh of the bladder and tnuream, jlay many. Yet at the OU tiet, when the trouble merelv fimounts to inaoiivity tA the orgaus involvri, the dunger may btnulliBed bv that plesat;t reimi tomo ai.d diurctic, Ho8tetr'a Stomach B tter, which imprt8 tle rtquiite amouut ot tone to the oigii), witbont over exciting them, and the u-e of which is couvenient, and involves no t abúrate preparation. Dysptpsia, a usual coi cornitant oí'reii'l oumpliuiite, and debilttv, which they inYtribly produce, are remedied by it. So alpo aie corit-ti[;aiion, njhlarial, iheumatic and i.erïous ailments. The nunibei 3 vms ttie j ertect nuinber of the Pythagjreai s, who iaid it repre8ented the beginnine, mirtdln and end. Piles ! Piles ! Itcbiug Piles. Stmptoms - Moisture; intense itchine and gtiijgiiig; most at r;ght; worse by scratching. If allowed to c intinue, tumors form, which otten blecd and ulcérate, beeomiog veiy sore. Swayke's Ointment stops the Helling and blteuiug, liels ulceratioo, aud in mil cat.es i moven the tumors. At druggists, or by mail lor 50 cents. Dr. Swayne 6i S n, PhiUdelphia. The number 9, besides being recarded as a lucky one, u possessed of mysteii jus properties, inteusified Irom its being the product of three times three. Honent. In these dsys of adulteration and fraud, in all branches of busques and pursuite, il is pleasing to know that ihere is one medicine prepared which is sirictly pure. Such a medicine is Sulphur Bitters in curmg sciofalo; you eau depend on thera every time. W. B. Everts, A. M , Ohareston, S. C. Barbers have 10 h-ten to a good many "eutting" remrk. H bat Am I To lo? The pymptoms of Bihousuess are unhappily but too well fcnown. They differ in different individuáis to some extent. A bilious man is seldom a breakfast eaer. Tóo frequently, alas he has an excellent ppetite for liquors, but none for Folids, of a morning. bis tougue will bardly Dear inspeotion at aoy time; it it is not, white and furred, it is rough, at all events. The digeative By.stem is wholly out of order and Diarrhea or Constipaiion may be a sypmtom, or the two may altérnate. There are ofien Hemorthoids or evea loss of blood. There may be giddiness and often headacne and acidity or flalulence and tendernes in the pit of the stomach. To correct all this, if not effect a cure, try Green's Augast Flower; t cosía but a trine and thousands attest its efficacy. In the Faroe Islands there is a gueerstition that seals cast tff their skins every ninth month and assume the human sbape. 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