JpIELD AND JIOUSEHOLD.
Tomato Soup —Take any cold meat ; hnil
well with cabbage aid other vegetable*;
popper and halt : then add your tmuatyta.
IjRTTKH pay ucarpenter tor uu;kip£ fligMs
of stain* in flip hum, whore tired.-(j, than
a doctor for mertdit bones broken f>y using
ladders.
fitrEßT Pickle. —S«mM the peaches in
water until they are plump ; wipe dry and
let stand until c >ld; spice your vinegar and
pour over them, and iri four or five days
they will be fit for tts» ; cherries or other
fruit may be made in th<» mime way.
Tint American Rural Home advises that
all tools that arc simply varnished, be well
painted before befhe used? The advantage
id simply varnishing is. that the pnrehaser
can thus see the qualify of wood used, and
bu coveted bv paint, ns to pa®* as good.
Wive Saocr. —o<ia and a half cups su
gar, half cup butter, beaten well together;
then a glass of wine, two tat lespo nfuls of
fl 'ur, wet with cold water, and let it stand
for a few minutes on the stove, then pour it
in the butter and sujjnr and heat it up;
grate some nutmetr in it end serve hot.
i, ■ - ....
Granam Fi.ouk Muffins— One pint of
sour milk, a small teasp onful «»f soda, one
fableepoonful < f sugar. Graham fl ur enough
to make a thick flatter. Bake in rings, or
drop tfie flatter in spoonfuls on a square tin
A little salt should be added to the batter
before baking.
Crab Soup —o„e dosen erabs picked
putting aside the white fat, to as much
boiling water as will till your tureen ; add
the meat before dinner; thr w in .1 little
bunch of parsley, (but. take if not again)
pepper, salt, and a moderate-piled piece of
butter, with a HtMe floor p> jyrp consistency.
To prevent wood I ct'Hcking, put the
articles in melted paraffine, heat them to a
temperaJure of 212° Kafir., until buttles of
air cease to escape from the wool,, then
allow to cool to about 12 ° Fahr., when
take from the hath, and clear: fr. m the ad
hering paraffine by rubbing, with a dry,
coarse piece of ido'h
A C RHK'Pkmjknt of ttie Prairie F inner
says corn should never be planted when the
ground is cold. If tie Thermometer has
ranged fr >m 70 to 80 degrees for two da\s
in succession, he thinks it safe to plant in
dry ground, hut when (lie thermometer
Stands below GO degrees, he thinks owin is
better out of than in the gr-oind.
Bailed Corn llrkad.-- ! wo cups of corn
m°ai, one cup of wheat flour, half a cup of
molasses, or half a cup oi brown sugar, one
pint of pour milk, ooe and a half teaspoons
fill of soda, one teaspoonful of salt, mix well.
Put in a well greased tin pail, cover tight
and set in a kettle of boiiing water ; cover
and boil two hours.
To Do Up Black J?ii.k Bui an old kid
glove (cut into small shreds) in a pint nf
water till the water is reduced to half a
pint; then sponge your silk with it; fold
down tight, and ten minutes after iron it on
the wrong side while wet The silk wi,l
retain its softness and luster, and at the
satno time have the “body” of new silk.
Tomato Jam — Peel and seed the toma
toes. For every pound of fruit allow a
pound <<f sugar uid two Pmotts. The lem
ons simuld be boild till soft, the seeds
removed, the skin and pulp mashed fine
and added to the tomatoes. Stir constantly
while boiling until the jam is perfectly
smooth quite thick, then put in jelly glasoes
or jars.
Calf’s Head Soijp.— Inks a qgtlf’s head,
and part of the liver and lights ; boil in six
quarts of water, until you can take the
bones out; put it on a dish and season with
pepper, 6a r, thvme, mace and cloves ; skim
the water, if there be any fat on it; put all
back in sime water, and let it boil until
well done; brown with ourut sugar, and
thicken with a little fl ur, .butter and force
meat balls
Chicken Soup.—Cut up the chickens,
and put on to boil wi;h some small pieces
ol bacon, pnrsly, thyme, pepper and salt ;
make your dumplings of two eggs well
be iten, with a spoonful of melted t utter,
and a small bowl of flour. When well
mixed they may be dropped in. the soup
while boiiing. After the soup is done, add
one pint of milk,.and lqt it boil up well for
a few minutes ; then dish.
*"*■*——» ill
Preserving Fggs. lOO French Journal
de Pharmacie contains an ucc■•unt of varum*
experiments made in Franco on the be-t
method of preserving eggs —a subject of
much importance there. Among the differ
ent processes ttie beef, and at the same
time one of the simplest, n-i found to con
sist in rubbing some vegetable oil (iindeed
especially) on the <gi, this preventing any
alteration for a sufficient t rue, and proving
to be much more satisfactory than any
other plan hi'herfo recommended.
Heaves in Horses—A ■‘Veterinarian”
writes the Rural New Yorker : ‘ Heaves are
Caused by the enlargement, and Often rup
ture of the air cells of the lungs, and are
incurable ; for no medical skill can rebuild
or repair the broken down structure of the
lungs. Much can be done for the relief of
the animal, however, bv the f ed, which
should bo nutritious, and lio in little com
pass. as bulky feed distends the stomach
and presses upon the lungs. Pionty of
grain and little hay, wi r h the dust well
shaken out, and a little water sprinkled nn.
with steady work, or exercise, will do as
much to relieve the horse, and make him
useful as anything.”
To Train a Horse to Stand—Tl;e
American Stock Journel contains the f>l
lowing directions; Take your horse on the
barn floor and t ! r w a strap over his back
and fasten it to his right fore foot; lead
him along and say ‘•whoa,” at the sanrrn
time pull down on the strap, which throws
him on three feet and makes him stop sud
denly. This is the t way knotyn to
teach whoa, though you can put on the war j
bridle, and say whoa, and give him a sharp j
jerk that will stop him ah at as soon as the
strap to his foot. Then put him in harness,
with the foot strap, as directed under the
head of ‘‘training horses,” and drive htm
up to the door. The moment he attempts
to move take his foot and say whoa. G f
in your carriage and get out again ; rattle :
the thills, make all the noise getting in and
out you can ; g've him to understand, by
snatching his foot each time fie moves, that
be must stand until you tell him to go; and
after a few times you can put the whole
family in the carriuge and he won’t htir out
of his'tracks.
JjEGAL.
G FOBGI A— Upson* countv —Hiram J.
_ Tumble of g ild county, hag filed his petition as
tbr head of a family (or exemption «*f p'-t>"m.Ky. ami i
Will pas-g up<m the saifio at ll) <» clock, a m on lire -fall
flistint, nt my office in Thomas&m.
may iS St WM. A. COBR, Ordinary.
I /"N EOHGIA —Up on c pntv Whereas
\JT John T applies for the administration of
' the estate of Rebecca Gammon, lute of said county,
and« erased.
I sre, therefore. to rite and admonish *he kindred
nr.d creditors nt a dd deceased to *b<iw cause if any they
hive, why ,-aiJ nd-ninistraf'<>n should not be granted
at the dune term of the Court of Ordinary ensuing.
Given under my h ind, this 29tli day of April, ! 871. *
mayf»-td WM. A. COBB Ordinary.
F.ORGrA Up-on rorvTV —Wb«beus
\ T William T. Cowles applies for the Administration
i of the estate of Mm. A. M. Cowles, late of sai I county,
i decei-aed.
These are, therefore to cite an-’ admonish the I indeed
and creditors to show cause }i any they hare, on the
flrst Monday in June next, why the piayer of the p- ti
ll.mer should not. hr* granted
Given under my hand, this I r 'th day oT \ nr 1, ’B7O.
aplls-td WM. A. CO I ilk Ordinary.
( 1 GORGIA UP3"N c UNTT. Or ort of Ordinary,
* Y March Term, IBTI. Whereas J. J. btrlli’jjs.
Executor of Gibbon, tl»cea«ed. a plies t-.r
Letters .if Dismission from the ndmtnßlratinn of the
euate of Srlvanus "flibson. deceased, it is therefore
nnleted that ru e he published In the Tli.>m anion
Herald f>r three months, returnable to this 1 ourt on
the first Monday in July next, tf.al nil pera ms con
cerned may have notice there f find act accordingly.
A true extract from the minutes of >aid Us rt.
W I. A. TOUII, Ordinary.
mch2.Vßm—Pi inter's fee £7,00
Upson Sheriff's Saio
iTiU bo sold Oti the first Tuesday in
v f June next, before the Courthouse door in ihe
Town of Thomigton, Upson county, Go, between the
leg and hours o* sale, the following property, t<>-wi':
One Storehouse and Lot Iving in the front
Square of the Town of '1 hom.astnn, tnmvn ar L>t No.
1. now occupied by Amos Worn 11 as a dry goods store.
Al o, one grn-ill house .and lot in sal 1 square, bring part
of the sum- lot nnv occupied .v .Mrs M F I’enli as a
Millinery Str.re. Said property ievi.-d on bv virtue of
a Mortg.ge fi. fa. issued from Upsijn Superior Court,
November.Tertn, 1870 in favor of Yeatimm. Shields &
Cos va. Mrs T-eoreianna Timmons. Property pointed
out by pi .intiCTs Attorney.
O. C. 811A UM A NT,
tnehll td. * Sheriff.
OVKR TIIIHTY YKABS I'Fb’HY
Davis' Vee..table Pain Kilb-r Ins been tested in
every variety of climate, and by almost every uation
ktiowD to Americans.
It is almost, the constant companion and estjmahle
friend of tlie missioPiirv and the traveler, on sea and
and. and no one should taavel on onr lakes or Rivers
without it.
It- has been before the public for over thirty veers,
and probably has a u’id- r and better reutation than anv
other proprietary medic no of ihe piesent. day. At this
period there tjre bat few unacquainted with the merits
of the Pain Killer; but while some ex'ol it is a liniment,
they know hut ‘little <’f its power in easing pain when
tak.-n internally, while others use it iuternitlly wiih
great -ucce.-s, hi-:t are equally ignorant ot i g healing
virtues when applied externally. ~ We therefore wish to
say to all that it is ■ quallv success'nl whether used in
ternally or externally, and it. stands to-day unrivaUed
hj all the great cat.aio ties of family m- dicines It. is
su!f eient evidence of its virtues as a standard medicine
to know that it now used in all parts of the world
and that its sal •is constantly increasing No cu stive
agent has had such wide spread sale or given stn U un
iversal aatisfaetion. his purely vegetable Compound,
and perfectly safe in unskilful hinds
Afte.i thirty years trial, it is still reviving the most
unqinallifii and tr • timouiaU tops viitues, from persons of
the hi sliest character aud responsibility. Preysicians
of the first resp ctability, recommend it as a most effect
ual pieparation fur the *-x inc Mon of pairt It is not
only lire best remedy ever known for Bruises, • uts.
Burns, Ac but for Dysentery or Choldr tor anv sort of
ho-.re! complaint, it is a remedy unsurpassed so. effi
c enev and r;ipi ity of ac ion. In the great cities of
India and other hot climates i has become the Stan
dard Medicine for all such complaints as well as for
J'.vsp psla, I.iver t'ornplanits, and other kindred di -
viders For Coughs an.i Colds. Canker, Asthanaa and
Rheumatic difficulties, it lias been proved bv the mo t
abundant ad convincing testomony tube an in rffuable
uiedcine Bold by all D.iupgists. !ipri!29 Bm.
SPRING AND SUMMER
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Flowers Feathers, Ornaments,
Straw Bonnets and Ladies’ Hats
Trimmed and ITntrimmed, Shaker Hoods, <fco,
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And uncqualb'd in choice variety and cheapness. << ni
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IMPORTERS OF
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ATDATV r GEORGIA.
fcbll 3m
GR A N T_II OUSE,
C-iluO, \V. GRANT, Proprietor.
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA,
r pH.OU«HH)UT thpi State, Griffin has long
X been justly ce ebra'ed for its high moral tone.
CuUivated and intellectual society, excellent schools,
churches, and healthful c Imate. 1 hese advantages,
tog -ther wiih easy access by rail from all parts of the
State, have renieied it a favorite
SUMMER RESORT.
The above named Hotel is centrally located, within one
minutes walk of the Depot, : nd in close proximity to
most ol the schools and cnurche*. Board *'i 00 a day.
The lables will be furntshod with the best the market
ass. irds. Persons stopping at the Grant House are s- j
s.ired that everything will be dune to render th ir
sejourn pleasant. aprtll/V-tf
PATENT
MATALIC BURIAL CASES.
TAM now Aeeot, nnd have on hand
KISK‘3 PATENT MET ALIO Bit RI \L CASE, and
can ftirniah them to ord*T to parties. Will also make
and deliver Wooden Coffins, at short notice.
apiil‘22 If JOHN N. WEBB, Ag’t
STEEL ENGUAVING OF
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w anti n2 a Time L -j!
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ain dealing diiecidy with i poiieis I fed confident
t iat I can furnish this class of Goods ns cheap as any
Mouse in Georgia, f am determined to keep <n
hand a GENUINE W \T(TI and CLOCK, which we
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I am permanently located in
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©Waterwheel,
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FCRA CIRCUIAR^E^r
sept 111- 1 y
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Laxativet
Medicine.
M Perhaps no one medi
cine is so universally
required by every
body as a cathartic,
nor was ever any be
fore so universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgative Mill. Tho
obvious reason is,
that it is a more relia
======= file and far more ef
fectual remedy than any other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not, knoxv that it cures their neighbors and friends;
and ail know that what it does once it does al
ways that it never fails through any fault or neg
glect of its composition. We have thousands upon
thousand sos certificates of their remarkable cures
of the following complaints, but su6h cures are
fcnown in every neighborhood, and we need not
publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions
in all climates; containing neither calomel nor any
deleterious drug, they may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity- , . „
Tney operate by their powerful influence on tho
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
it into healthy action remove the obstructions
of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of
the body, restoring their irregular action to health,
and by correcting, wherever they exist, such de
rangements as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the follow ing complaints, which these
Mills rapidly cure:
For or Indirection, Listless*
ness, L.uuriioi* and Loss of Api>etite,they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp
toms, flilions • Heartache, Sick Heart
ache, .Taunrtice or G reen Sickness, EBil
ioiis Colic and JBilious Levers,they should
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstructions which
cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarrh'oea, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For IKheuniatism, Gout, Gravel, Pal
pitation of the Heart, Pain in the
(title. Hack and Loins, they should be contin
uously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dromy and Dropsical Swellings
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be
taken as it produces the desired effect by sym
pathy.
Asa Dinner Mill, take one or two Mills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence it is often ad
vantageous where no serious derangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that a
dose of these Mills makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and renovating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
Dr.tJ. C. AYMIt & CO., Practical Chemists >
DOWEZJL. MASS., U. 8. A.
Fur sale in Thoinaston by & OIL
nhant. and all Pruii<_ri*tß evervwhete
Dr. Radcliff’s Seven Seals,
op, GOI.DEN WONDER !
'l\7 F chn’lppjro tVm world to fU>d a rornp~
T T and v superior to Dr. R A DCT.rFF S SEVEN
SEALS ok. GOLDEN WfINDKH. 'ihe srreat cure nil
<>f tha age. For Siek Headache, Toothache. Flesh
Wounds, Rums, r.i'ics. Pains in the Back, Ac . Ar .
nothing has ever been found to equal it. It never inils
to cure RbeumfitUm however aggravated the ecse.
Read what Dr. J, 0. Hunt ways of this sovereign
remedy:
‘*l certify that T have n«ed ouei small bottle of the
Seven Seals, or, Gi lc.en Wonder purchased from Mr
W. Johnson, the ng- nt., and with only a portion of
it. cured a verr severe case of Neuralgia It gives im
mediate relief in c tse* of this nature.
.T O. HUNT.
Price per bottle 50 cents nnd $1 00. Gall and see
testimonials from all portions of the conmrv at WeM/s
Store. <me and be re ieved of your troubles. lean
cure any < s**e of Head-mhe in three minutes.
W. A. JOHNSON, Ag’t.
For Upson. Pike. Talbot and Monroe counties.
d-c24-tf
THE OHIO FARMER.
vol. xx-isro.
The Cr»»at P tr>pr f p tbp Firm nnd Firr-ide
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of the kind in the country. Each number contains a
larye amount of useful information, ali a>Gcles bein?
short and to ihe point Editorials fresh and praetr* af.
Everything pertaining to the
FARM, GARDEN AND VINEYARD
Are thoroughly dismissed. A Mechanical Department
1- kept full of instructive hints to aid in the F\RM '
WOKK-Slio 0 Special attention is give- to the DO- i
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lumished Incid. nts of For Ign Travel. «torie« - letihe
Choice Poetry. Dun. &c, Ac The 1 IIILDREVs De-^
Pft 1 ent is nicely ilbptrat and each week ad fil'fcd with
such kings as will gladden the heurts of the lit ie one<
anil m.ike them better. *
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Six Alonths for On- Dollar; Three Months for Fifty
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OHIO FARMER, CLEVELAND. O
S5 TO SlO PER DAY l 1 N ’ WOMEN -
V u,u 1 " un 1 ■ BOYSand GU.T.S
who ergag- in our new busintss make from S"» to SlO
p»-r rtay in th. ir own localities. Full particulars and
instructions sent fr.-e by mail. Those in ne.-d of ner
m nent, profitable work, should address at once. Geokgb
bTi>BON & Cos., Portland, Maine.
HENRY t. helmS
COMPOUND FLU)
extract cata Ive ,
grape Pil ’
! c °n. pon.-..t I’a r. s-F! „ id
ta'-b and Fluid Extract'?!?' I *-
j u | ce
For Liver Complaint
Affections, Sick « r -by
Costiveness, etc. P, H 'N k
taining no Mercury i S H t
Drugs, | r ,
H
These Tills are the most dtdGhtf, n
five, superseding C asN. r oil
is nothing more acceptable y..A
ten,., and cause neither n.tu,?‘7n"" ch Tv?
Ihey arc composed of *he r Pip- '
a lew days’ u-e of them, such e ?
enure system takes place ‘ ~lv *v. - a . ■
the w**ak and enervated wh th 11 nrr .
tlence or disease JI T.’ l .; 0"! , !ln,ln *
Extract Catawba Grape Tin * *
from the fact that amrar-coat-d H„ nnt ft
but pass through the stomach with -k
fcqnently do . «t prouuce'the
taw ha t.rni.e Tills, b«in« plessam i Tw
not neces'itate th.-ir ' Kl Uste w^J*
acctvrdinpto rules of PhT,'' 7 *3 *-3*
and are not F.iU-nt Mediciuea, ‘ 7 * CI! 1 U
E
hekry t. helmeole
HIOItTLTObm-ISTRATEDCO,^
Fluid Extract Sarsapari!
»-.re Month Sore Head, Bn.ncl in. <. - **• - *
Rheum, ( ankers. Runnings f r ., m i'h,. y ln ‘" -
Ings lit mors, ('ancerous Ass cti '![' " b;. , t
Glandular ;welli,.gs. Night Swe W . m * I:-t
ors of ad Kinds, t hrnnic Khetici t'i,. "
a rll * eaßeß lhat been eatablisned'in '
years. ‘«*isiea In
L
Being prep-red expressiv for thA .v
o her preparation of >ars .parilla JTjkl to U»•
Pb-x.on a dear and health* color »n if '
hen. to % state or health ami p u ,it v
b '.0 1 d * ™«-v!ng all hronio ,' on ; fi U J P B # ; ! '-’ '
arising from an -mpur.- st tt.‘ ofth.- h 11
repaid.* and effectual kr.ovv . rem'i , ' '? lh '
pains nnd ew -lling „f , he b „ n ,, .../' r »*>- w
throat and legs, fflof* e *. I in, I-s ... h J" M
• las an tII scally Eruptions of the J-il
ing the complexion. Km , »nubtiuj
M
henry t. helmbolds
concentkatid
FLUID EXTRACT BUCK
tiik great DIURKTIft
cured every case of Diahctes in which it b t
given. Irritation nf the Neck of the Hlg.- v ,.
m iti nos th- Kidneys, 1 | c rath the K -
Bladder, Reten'ion oi Urine. Disetrses of the I’
t.latid. Stone in th<> Bladd. r, < alctiln-, i: ri , ,
dust Deposit, and Mucous or Milk.v l»i!clnrs-*!-•
enfetbied nnd and, lie te constitutions ..f I,
ten'e l wnh the f .flowing -vtn ..rn>: !ndo .- ,
exertion, loss of pow er, loss of tn.m .rv niili
breathing, vv. at* nerves, t'-mhiing. h-rro- «- ....
waki-fu'lne<s, diinue- sos visior. pain in the t> cs
h n is. fl'i-hing of th*- body, drvuess <»t th<- ■
.1 .. r*- S- • r* o-o .-ou.ueii-m.-c, univerGlite. 3
nf the muscular s. stein, »-tc.
Used by persons from the =-g-s «f eightc-n
five, and from tw. ntv fiv«*. t« ti'tv five or in tbe d>r >;
or change <»' life; af’er confinement «.r Jai»-r p.;
bed-wet ing In children.
* * B
TTelmbold’s Extract Rnchn is d"trftic nrd k *
purifying, and cu-es all d'«ea>es nr sing frwnhv--
dissipation, and excesses an I impruden.-e* in '
purities of the blood, etc , superse lit p <*• patt-a in
ti-*ns for which it is tts*-d. aad sypl ilitir iff, -
these diseases used in con ectjon with Ilvlii.b I. U
Wash.
LADIES-
In mnnv ass. ctiors peculi *r to Ladies, the F.n
Buchn isuneq tailed by any oth*-r reme'ly—mis :
rofis'or >■'•t.-nti an. Irregularity I’aintulnesf tt'S
ston of Gustom irv Eva -nations, i’lec.-ated nr * : *
state oftbe Uterus. Leucorrhoe ior V\ hites,''." 1
for ali complaints incident to the sex, whether «-
from indi-crefion or habits of diseip.ado i. It i* pr. - •
ext.. nsiv**lv bv the most . minent I’hvdrinn- '
wives lor enfeebled and delicato constitutions *' f W
eexes and all ages.
o
HENRY T. II ELM BOLD'S
Extract Kurhu Cures Diseases Arldi
from Imprudences, Habits of Dis*'? 1
tion, etc.
in all tiieir stages at little expense, lit’ I ** rT ’
in diet, no inconvenience, and no expo-tne. It r
a frequent di-eir**. and g v-s strength m I rinste.
by removing Obstrnctio- s, Pre* enting * r * f f
Strictures <>f th<- Urethra, Allaying T.tin an ’ >'
tion, so fr« quent in this class of diseasej, ana M f'
ad Poisonous matter.
L
HENRY T. IIELMBOLD’S
IMPROVED ROSE WAS!
cannot be surpassed ns a Face Wn c h. and wi 1H .
the only specific remedy in every species nf' J
Affection. It spee< fly eradicates Pimples. -
btitic Dryne<«. Indurations of the Cut.ne<»ns H
e'c.. dispels Rednessand Incipient li.flamma'J''_ ,
Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of s-calp or
Bites, and :ttl purposes for which Salves ( >r " ..,
are used; restore* the skin to a state of P° r „j
softness, and insures continued healthy a' ’" |
tissue of its vessels, on which depends the
clearness and vivacity o’t completion so one-
- adndred. But however valuable as aft
existing <ti foots of the skin. II T. Delmr 1 '
Wash h=tslong sustained its principle elatrn f
ed patronage, by possessing qualities xh’. l * l r ?. f
Toih*t Ap|>entlage of the most Superlative ,
lal character combining in an eleg-nt f
prominent r. qnisfte3, Safety and Ktticacr— 1
hie accompaniments of its ti<e—as s R r **- r '.'■ j!
Refresher of the Complexion It is an esc* IK?* . i
diseases of aß\ phfiitic Nsture, and as an ir -I*. K ’-. j
diseases of the Urinary Organs, aristr g lr r ffl . ffl
dissipation, n*eo m connecticn with the ® .j
chu. j*arßaparilla. and Catawba Grape
disease as recommended, canuot b 2 surpa#*
jy
Fnll awd explicit directions accempauy
Evidence of the most responMMe atm r*
ter furnished on application, with hundo ' ' •'
of living witnesses anti upward of ii". o f«y
certificatessnd recommendatory letter-. ? '
are fmm the highest sources. Including * ' ri , f
cians. Clergymen, Statesmen, »tc
never resorted to tli* ir public tion in - trt j o ic ’
he d<»e< not d<* this from the tact that w fx?'
as Standard Preparations, ai:d do not attt
ped up by certificates
I IT: Mi \ T. HEI.MBOLD-S
GENUINE PREPABATI -
delivered to any ad Hess. Secure n D. oj,] 0 j,] by -
Established upward of twent* vears .‘f , rffl vi* '
gists every wh-re Address I* H ers I> !?J n [)ic?U’ *
confidence to HENRY T. HELM BOLD,
Chenist a pr? i
Only Deposits: IT. T. TTELMBGj
< bemical Warehouse. No. Kro J*' _ • ’A lW
tp H. T. HELMBOIDYS Medfeal V*F
Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa ii*nry T. ® „
Beyare of Counter.* its Ask for “
BOLIFS ! Take no others.
