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EXTRAORDINARY PEDESTRIAN FRAT. The following singular and extraordinary performatoe will be read with interest. The hero fs u young gentleman, a native of Nor- thamberland, bus for many years o resident ya Edinbargh. About the beginning of Ue- | tuber, he conceived the notion afalbine tor! London to see the Exhibition, and, notwith- standing the earnest remonstrances of bie trvends, he felt so confident of accomplishing his gelfimposed task that he at once prepared for the journey, What rendera the perlorm- ance all the more extraordinary is, that he ts beth deaf and dumb. His jaurney will be best deseribed in his own words (suppressing names of individuals, however), which be handed to us 1—~ ** L left ¥dinburgh at ten p.m. on Tuesday, Get. 7, and walked ali night to Anoroft, in Northumberland, without halting or rest. | walked seventy-two wiles that night. | stay- ed all night at Aucroft with my anele. On leaving Ancroft the nest day, [ walked to Lackerball, where I dined, and afterwards drank tea at Newham-hall, | leit Newham: | hall at ten, p, m., aad walked all night to) Durham without foad, pestorsleep. | walk- ed eighty-four miles, from Ancroftto Durham, } withowt going to bed. 1 stayed all night at an betel in Durham, gud etarted on foot the next day for Yarm, I walked only thirty- one miles that day. I stayed two nights. with my friends at Yarm.

October 15, and walked all day to York. 1,

walked forty-three miles that day. On leav- ing York the day after. I walked thirty-seven miles to Doncaster, where [ put up for the night. J left Doncaster and walked to W ent- worth, where | stayed five days. On Oct 15, I walked only nineteen miles; on the 16th four miles ; 17th, 18th, and 19th I rest- ed. 1 left Wentworth on Monday, the 20th, and walked back to Doncaster. I walked only twenty two miles that day. 1! stayed one night at Doncaster, and started on foot in the morning for Newark. I walked forty- eight miles that day. Oo leaving Newark the next day I walked thirty-five miles to

Stamford, where | remained one night. 1 |

made up my mind not to rest myself at any

ndor. than 100 miles atone time I left Stamford at nine ¢’clock, a m., on Thursday, Oct. 23, sod walked, by very long roads, through Northamptonshire, Huntingdonshire, Bed- ferdshire, and entered London at King’s-crose railway station, in Middlesex, on Friday,

very heavy travelling bag at King’s cross, which was forwarded from Edinburgh to London by rail, and, after having paid the carriage of the bag, I carried it in my hand for seven hours about the streets of London. T visited @ friend at Regent's park, at nine ° oe m. His fumily were very glad to see me alter such @ very long foot journey, I resided with them until after the close of the Great Exhibition. From Stamford to London, I walked no less than 130 miles in thirty-six hours, without balting, without rest, without food, without sleep, and with- out going to bed. I was not in the least knocked oP» and was by no means fatigued. I could still walk many more miles. I evuld dance the Highland fing after | had walked 130 miles, My feet and shoes were both in perfect condition. I was in great health

und also in high spirits. This is all truth. * Truth is stranger than fiction.’ Wken my friends heard that I had left Edinb ‘

° + =.* big walking Expedition to Londoy, aa oe very much distressed, becanse they feared I

should perhaps drop dewn dead in th / ’ e middle wy journey. J Srrived in London all right am still alive and kicking.

to enable me to stand 80 much fati

to bear hunger for a lang time. ete * T was bevur trained. | was only in the

habit of walking between ten and thirty

miles ever g day in Scotland, for six months,

QUEEN SQUARE...

I left Yarm on)

‘ T am blessed | with @ powerful digestion and conetitution |

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FASHIONABLE

CHARLES BELL,

CHARLOTTETOWN, ANNOUNCES the arrival of bis FALL 4 aud WINTER GOODS, which are all of the newes) designs at present in the Market. Every Department of the {\volles Drapery Prady js qymply represeuted iu bis Estublishwent. Mis Goobs ure decidwdly of the Newest aud Bgst Qliss wanu factured; they buve been cargfully selected from thy best Wholesale Houses in Britain for bis trude,

Tailoring Establishment '

and bave byeu pu chased for CASH, whieh is a very

important artigig ju the market at present. CHARLES BELL ja, therefore, in q position to give bis customers the very best value, and can, at the sume time, confidently recommend the article be sells. He ewamerates u few leading articles as tollows :-—~ West of Bngland qud Yorkshire CLOTHS ; Heavy Beavers, Whitneve and Pilot COATINGS; Doeskins; Cassimeres ; English and Scotch PWEEDS,; Velvet, Silk Vals tia, aud Marseilles Vessrixos; Prince Kdward Island Hoakeress ; willed and Shirting FLANNELS; Gentleman's Shirts and Collars; Shetlandand Lamb's Wool UNDER CLOLTULNG; Searfa, Tyas, aud

ae Undersigned is landing, per EDA MARIA, from Bostox and from Enorand,—

KAGLE PLOUGHS, oe KAGLE GU. PLOUGH MOUNTINGS, HOKSE NAILS, POWDER AND SUOT.

ALFRED PHILLIPS. | Charlottetown, Oct. 13, 1862.

APPLES! | | FUST Received, by Schooner CECILIA, | frow BOSTON, | 50 Bbls. WINTER APPLES. DODD & ROGERS. Pownal street, December 8, 1862.

PRIACE EDWARD ISLNAD

QLOTH MANUFACTORY, TRYON,

| FWMEE Subscriber, encouraged by the very

} liberal support received in the Cloth dressing

he inhabitants of P. E. best makers

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business, begs to inform the 1

Island that he has imported from the

in the United States,

Machinery for Carding, Spinning and Weaving,

Malllers; Pur, Cloth, Wool & Kid _ Gloves frases, Socks Uubrellas, vnd shortly (in addition fo finishing Cloth) will be | and ‘Tranks; Fur, Cloth, Glazed, prepared to receive: Wool for manufacturing into | teversable, and other WINTER CAPS; Silk | the various descriptions of Cloth wsttatl ly ee : = i ‘ F §—Kus- the Colonies fhe charge for Picking, Otling, Felt. Wool, aud Glazed HATS; FURS—Rus , ale See ercsinn will te sian Dog, Siberian Lamb, Nutra, and | Carding, Spiantng, are euving RPaPE EN, :008-y 004 Qae shilling and three pence per yard. | The best assortment of TATLORS' TRIMMINGS | Oi per branches in the same proportion W ool, | ever imported to this Island, in Cout Linings. Sleeve | which must be washed and dried, may be left with Linings, Vest Backs and Linings, Cout Canvas,/ tg J, Callbeck, Sidney Strevt, Charlottctown, or | Pudding, Wadding, Coat and Vest Braids and Bind: | wnyof the ageuts for the Mill, from whow further Jags, Buttons of afl kinks, and other particulars can be learned [ : , LES E. STANFIELD. TRIMMINGS, CHARLES E. STANFIELI

TAILORS’ |

loo numerous to mention

-Made Clothing.

| Ready

This Branch of hie Trade is unuswally large at present. Owing to the depreasion of the Cines fs tk

sone requiring Suits will get them at very

| DUCED PRICES.

MOURNING,

to, and good fitting Fashionable A rticles yuaratiteed i

enquire the prices for making up at this Establish

ment, before they purchase elsewhere, as they can save time and money, by getting all the articles

required At the lowest rate in One Place.

. ‘ The principle recognized and practically carried October 24, at two o'clock, p-m. I gos my j out at this Establishment is Speedy Sales and Light

| Profite, for CASH. | The LATEST FASAIONS are alwuys secured. Charlottetown, Oct. 27, 1862

“NOW LANDING, —

} ry P ER Sehr. Tuomas Ciiet, from | NEW YORK—

} 155 Bbl«. Extra and superior FLOUR Which will be sold low for Cash : M. LUWDEN, Peuke's Buildings. Nov. 3, 1862

| (o-Partnership Notice.

‘ue UNDERSIGNED have this day entered into CO-PARTNERSHIP us

IMPORTERS & DEALERS

British, French & other Foreign DRY GOODS,

Under the Style and Firm of

r YY ’ ‘ VAUX BROTHERS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL.

©. & VAUX. ne VAC. | Tropelit’s Buildings, 152 Granville-street,

Halifax, Nova Seotia, Sept. 9, 1862

Valuable Freehold Estate AT PRIVATE SALE. ([PHE © VICTORIA STEAM MILL,

oD & Har of visits to my friends. My phy- sicily, of Edinburgh, who has known me Oe the last five years, told me if I dared to walk &ll the way to London it would perhape be | my death; but | myself perfectly knew 1 was quite able to walk all the way from Edinburgh to London without being wearied. I visited the Great Exhibition for the first time on Monday, October 27, and continued | to visit it every day until the close of the Ex- |

ewned by the subscriber, and situate at the

| Eastern evd of this City. j

li preferred, the machinery and ‘nill gear would be f The engite is of 30 horse-power. The muchiuery is in good working order, and could eusily be re moved.

The whale premises, consisting of Mill, Dwelling

sum, payable in teu annual instalments, with in terest. For information please apply at the office of CHAKLES YOUNG.

fiibition. I was very wuch pleased with my six visits. I walked no less than forty iailes

within the Great Exvibition building, baving | aT

visited all parts of the departments and re- | fresbment rooms. [ went by railway to! Humpshire, and stayed eight days with my | unele, a clergyman. I returned to London! oaeee.» rail. L am going back to fdin- urgh to-night (Tuesday). by rail, [ walked five miles an bour by moonlight, but I walk- | ed only three miles an hour in a mooniess | night. 1 walked four miles aa hour in the | daylight, I prefer to walk by moonlight, be- eause I can walk much mt be and better in themoonligtthanindayhght. I walkedsofar. | from Edinburgh to London for pure ambition. | Ambition goes fur nothing. 1am a native of Northumberland, bat i have been a re- sident in Scotland all my jife. I have no —— Pay i =< gentleman's, - 1 am just like a schoo enjoyi bolidays, and waitieg for a popes tppiee | nity to turn myselfasheepfarmer. Walking, | instead of my profession, is only my amuse- | ment and piessure, 1 was unfortunately | born deafand dumh. Notwithstanding this | affliction, Lam very happy, cheerful, and! lively. 1 am now twenty-three years of age. | I had nine walking days—from Edinburgh | to London—at the rate of sixty miles q day. | I had other eight days to stay with my frienus, at their own request. 1 walled 535) a Edinburgh ‘ta Londan. | was mever in 4 burry ghout walking to London | until October, because [ ae it was the | best time for walking, without the ineonyeni- | ence of either too much heat or cold.”’ The yourg gentleman entered junto very | Minute particulars, both in Writing and ill. ustratioua—the latter most encrgeticall yas to his style of walking, and showed us on his feet the identical shoosin which be per formed the feat. He kept a email box of grease in his pocket for the purpose of greasing the uppers every night, and he cieo carried & flask of whiskey, for moistoning the | inside of hia shoes. He totally ignores the} use of soap for the feet, and backs whiskey against anything. At tho request of a young friend of his, he oarriod a amal! bottle of brandy, in case he might feol faint, bat he never ance required its etizaulating aid the whole of the journey.—Sporting Life.

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It is stated in the English papers, that be- tween the lst January and the 13eh Novem - ow the present a less than 1,650 were re at d's as los ing | the above mentioned lime cans St @ i ne The leading book publishers of New Y have advanced the price of their books from | ten to twenty-five per cent. cn account of the | increased cost ef printing paper. _——-—~—P One fourth of the amount assessed citizens of Prederickton, N. B., weaved 1s

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enrrrine inau uration |

othe payment of city officials, and some of |

| Ch. Town, Nov. 10, 1862.

Charlottetown, Oct. 20, 1802 Ist Sm

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE,

and all other orders for Clothing promptly attended

{eS Gentlemen who have been in the habit e! } . | getting their Clothing made up, through Tailors ace on the road between Stamford and | choosing their Cloth and Trimmings for them, from

I was also determined to walk more | the different Stores, would find it totheir advantage | to examine the Stock of Clothe and Trimmings, and

sold separately at a very low price, and on time. |

House. and Outhouse, would be sold at uw moderate |

Tryon, April 21, 1862.

‘The Ready and Reliable Remedy.

ENT. | Circular to the Sick.

The firet hospital surgeons and medical authors of Europe adinit the unparalleled anti-infammatory and healing properties of this Ointment; gevern- wents sanction its use in their naval and military | services; and the masses ic this country, aud - throughout the world, repose the utmost cenfidence | in its curative properties. It penetrates the sources | of inflammation and corruption which underlie the | external ev dences of disease, end neutralizes the | fiery elements which feed and exasperate the malady.

Rheumatism, Scrofula, Erysipelas. | These are among the most terrible and agonizing | diseases, yet in their worst forma, and when seem- ingly incurable, they invariably disappear under u persevering application of this svothing, bealing | antidote tu pain aud inflammation.

| King’s Evil, Fever Sores, Stiff Joints. In cases of King’s Evil where medicinal waters, lotions, and every recipe of the pharmacopeia have | proved useless, the Ointmect will accomplish a the- rough cure. Fever Sores heal quickly under its influence, and its relaxing eect upon contracted siuews is truly wonderful.

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Discharging Ulcers. | A most rewarkable and happy change is produced | in the uppearance of malignant ulcers after a few | applications of this Virtwent. The surrounding | | Feducss vanishes, aod granules of healthy flesh begin ‘tu take the place of the discharged matter. This | | process goes ou wore or less rapidly, uutil the orifice | | is filled up with suund material and the ulcer ir | radically cured.

A Word to Mothers. | The young are the most frequent sufferors frou | | exterual injuries, and therefore every mother should | have this healing preparation constantly at hand | (lt is au absolute speciie ter burue, spraine, and | | bruises, and quickly removes the encrusted sures) | which sometimes disfigure the beads and faces ct | children.

Heated Blood, Scorbutic Eruptions. | | Thies Ointment is universally resorted to with the | happiest effects by seafarers for easiug and curing |

skin diseases resulting from the continued use ‘of salted provisions. It is largely and successtu ly employed by suilors of wil uations for curing the | scurvy aad the annoying eruptions which spring trom | leverheated blood. Its five coling properties are i invaluable in inflammation, ulcers, or sores, of the , legs or feet, and it gives greater ease than any other | application to the aches and darting pains, produced | oy varicose veins or neuralgia, resulting from expo- |

HAT DESIRABLE WATER LOT, in. sure to cold or wet.

GEORGETOWN, containing halt an) acre af LAND. with usual privileges, known | as No. l,or Point Lor. Terms Cash or short | | ‘time on security. Apply to the Hou. Joseru

Hensizry, Charlottetown. December 2, 1861.

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‘Valuable Freehold Property

FOR SALE.

HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale A VALUABLE FREEROLD FARM, fronting on the west side of Morell River, coutain ing eighty acres, of which about sixty-eight acrex are under cultivation, and the remainder is covered with Longersa. There are on the Premises A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL DWELLING HOUSE, and good Ont-Honses for farming and mercantile purposes. For fu-ther information application to be made to the proprietor on the premises. RICHARD HAYES. Morell, Noy. 17th, 1862.

Leasehold Farm for Sale.

OR SALE, the Leasebo!d Interest in One Uundred and Ten Acres of LAND, si- tuete about eleven miles from Charlottetown, on the St. Peter's Road. Sixty-five acres are cleared, andin a high state of cultivation ; the remainder is well covered with hard and soft WOOD. There are eight acres prepared for a crop of Wheat and Potatoes next year.

On the Premises area GOOD BARN, 60 by 35 feet, a frame fora DWELLING HOUSE, pre r- ed, 35 by 25 feet; anda GRANARY, 30 by 25 Cet.

Also, for sale, a MARSH, about one mile from the said Farm, which cuts from seven to eight tons of Hay annually. Rent 30s per year. The Lease of both places is for 999 years. Reut of Farm one shilling per acre.

Teris—One third of the purchase money to be paid down; the remainder in twelve monthe, on giving er ; ;

For further particulars a on the premises

Paes BERNARD SHANN

to SHANNON. St. Peter's Road, Dec. 29, 1862. tf

No More Choking! mpae Hiairs of Hopkin'’s Adamantine-

Comented Toota Brustas will not come out by main force. For sale at the City Drag Store.

> W. R. WATSON. Ch. Town, Nov. 10, 1862.

A Beautiful Set of Teeth. ERFECT freecom trom premature de-

eay, and Teeth of a pearl-like whitness, by

the use of Jown Gossent & Co's CHERRY!

TOOTH PASTE. Por sale at the City Drug store of W, RK. Ws 'TSON.

HEREAS, by Order, dated the 10th of August last, made by His Honor the Master of the Rolls, I have been appointed

Committee of the Estate of PAUL MABEY, | Esquire, who has heen adjudged to be of un-

svund mind, | therefore require all Persone indebted tu the éaid Paul Mabey, tor KENT, or otherwise, to make immediate payment to me of the amounts gue from them res- eee ’ And Whgregs it appears that the said Paus labey, while in such unsound state of mind.

tate belonging to bim in Char-

B. ' lad Conveyances of portions of the Land

Wharlottetown Royalty, and else- hy CAUTION all Persons ‘ r conveying any such

_ Wonveyanges thereof, lidity or inyalidity, the said Paul oe

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Wounds. Bruises, Burns. and Scalds. | The exrent to which mechanica! and manufacturing | industry in this country bag reached, is greater than

| in any other, theretore the liability to bodily accident

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Bad Legs, Piles, and Fistulas. The cures which this Ointment effects in healing | Ulcers of Jong standing, and which have resisted ali other applications, as wellasin curing bad legs, Piles and Fistulas, have been so countless and #0 notorivus | throughout the world, that any effort to give an) adequately detailed statement of their number or) cbaracter would be vain. It is sufficient to say that the Ointment has never proved inefficacivus. }

| Both the Ointment and Pils should be uscd in th |

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| Bad Legs Corns (Softs)

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Bite of Moseche-) Rlephantiasis Skin-diseases

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*,” There ia a considerable saving by taking sai larger sizes. N.B. Directions forthe guidance of patients in every disorder are aftixed to each Pot. , June 16, 1862

Dr. La’mert on Se'f-preservation. Price, with Engravings and Cases, 25 cents; by post, 80 cents,

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RADWAY’S RESOLVENT. « Blood is thicker than Water,” RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT

Is A CLEANSING SYRUP OR the permanent cure of Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever, Sores, Uloera, Salt Rheum, Erysipeias, - Seald Sead, Lega, Cankers, Gland s White Seeing, Nedes, Sore Kat, Sore Constitutional Debility, Wonkan and De-

Body, Skin Eruptions, Pimples and Ng. .Cancerous Affectiors, Dyspepsia, gia, Chronic Rheumatism and

HUMORS AND SORES OF ALL KINDS, And all diseases entailed from Small Pox, Measles, Erysipelas, Fever and Ague, Yellow, Typbus and

| other Fevers, Dropsy, Deatness, Fits, Loss of Mem- ory, &c.

When infants and young children are afflicted

with Sores of the Gums, Cankers in the Mouth, Sore

Heads, Ears and Eyes, either from worms, teothing

or any other cause, Kadway's Renovating Resolvent

will speedily eradicate every particle of disease, and re-invest the child with health,

BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.

Letter feom Dr. Salmon Skinner. New York, January, 160. Dr. Radway & Co.;

I have, during the past four years, used your re- medies, and bave recommended them to others for Biltioas Complaints, indigestion, dyspepsia, dc. | consider the Keady Kelief and Kegulating Pills un- equalled. The Kegulating Pills are mild in their operations and thoroughly effective

The first dose should be large enough to purge—

LADiES

| Afflicted with Falling of the Womb, Ulcers of the | Womb, Discharges from the Uterus, Chlorosis, and all weakening discharges, may depend upon # spee- dy cure by the use of Rapwar's Renovating Ke-

SOLVENT. Iu cases of Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout,

the Kesulvent, taken, will be found @ quick and thorough cure.

RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT 13 A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY,

Bad Cough, Hackiog Dry Cough, Stitching or | Wrenching, Pains in the side, Pain around the heart, Shortness of breath, hard breathing, sharp pains when taking a breath, and all other painful symp- toms ure quickly removed by the Kenovating Ke-

vent. wate use will speedily deliver the disabled

disease-stricken suilerer frou

A LIVING DEATH, And restore bim to his friends in a sound, and healthy condition.

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and

edy to the North American public, Dr. Kapway was determined to test its medicinal powers for the cure of the cluss of diseases for which it is prescribed ia the South Amerioan Provinces, as it is a fact well kuown to all physiologists that

SCROFULA, LEPROSY, SYPHILIs,

and its horrible train of concomitants, prevail in the tropical regions of the South, to a much greater and more maliguaut degree than inthe North. In fact there is searcely a fuinily in any of the South Am- erican Provinces that is free trom Serofula, or its kindred diseases. It runs in the blood of all its people, and has become established as a constitu- | tional infirmity, and has baffled tue skill of their Lest physicians. With knowledze of these facts, Dr. Rapway was determined to test the accuracy of

RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, which was prepared expressly to meet the exigen- cies of the diseases, a» developed in the tropics.

Chili, Grenada, aud to several islands ef the Spanish main, and was thoroughly tested by Physicians and the Priesthood, and is now the official remedy used by the Physicians, under the name of ‘ Sclutivo Reno- vador de Kadway,’’ (the Spanish for Radway’s Re- uovating Resolvent,) in the treatment of Scrofula, Syphilis, U cera, Tumors, Prolapsue Uteri, Blepban- tiasis, Erysipelas, Saint Anthony's Fire, St. Vitus’ Dance, Fever Sores, all diseases of the Skin, humors |in the Blood, white swellings, Node, Cankers, eores }in the mouth, deafness, discharges from the eyes, ears, and nose, glandular swellings, dropsy and constitutional diseases. Such bas been the unpar- alleled success of this remedy in curing these h«r- rible diseases in the tropics, that we de not hesitate to promise all the sufferers with Scrofula and erup- tive diseases among our own people, with speedy | restoration to suund and permanent health.

It is superior to all known remedies ia popular use as a Cleansing syrup for

PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

and removing from the skin Pimples, Blotches, Tet- } ter, Rash and other offensive marks, and will in a | few days give a pure, clear and roseate hue of health | and beauty tu the face and nails, and brillisncy to

Y | the eyes.

It is a pure and innocent preparation, all-power- ful to do good, but never does injury.

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

There is no wedicixe in the known wor!d, or phy- sician, that has ever claimed the skill of eradicating from the system diseases inherited, by transmission, | from parent to child. This great power we claim | for RaDWAY’S KeNuVATING ResoLvent; and we

| religiously declare, that if Radway’s Kenovating | | Resulvent is given when the symptoms of any iv-|

| herited disease ure first exhibited, it will eradicate | the same trom the system. In the early stages of | Phthisis or Consumption, Fits, Scrofula, and in cases | of sore head, Uleers, Tumors, Hacking Cough, Bron

| chitis, the use of Rapway’s Renovating Kesot-

| the system, and make (what the parents neglected) | » sound and healthy body.

CIIRONIC DISEASE.

Another class of dise ses that no other medicines or the most skilful physicians have suceceded in schieving, more than in merely palliating the suf- ferings of the patient, which Ratway’s Kesolvent will positively eradicate, is that of Chronic Diseases

syphilis, and diseases induced by toe injudicivus use

Spleen, Gall, which diseases Kadway’s Kenovating Kesoivent will

life.

The price of Radway’s Renovating Resolvent is $1.00 per bottle, Dose, a tea-spoon, twice full, halt an bour after each meal. Bold by druggists and wercheuts everywhere.

A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS

Are superior to all purgative er cathartic Pills, powders, miners! and seidlitz waters, in the treatment and cure of :

Costiveness, Depression of Spirits, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Uiliousnes, Dyspepsia,

[uflammation of the Bowels, Sick Headache, Nervousness, Melancholy.

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A dose of from six toeight of Radway’s Regulating Pilis, will, in the most distressing cases of Constipa- tion or Costiveness, Derangement of the Liver, or other glands, secure s healthy evacuation fro a the bowels. Persons troubled with costiveness, indiges tion, liver complaint, dyepepsia, will derive imme- diate benefit by taking a dose of these pills. Af er thoroughly cleansing the bowels of its retsined hu- mors, by a free purge, two to fonr per day, for a week or ten days, will restore the liver, bowels, pan- creas, kidneys aud all other organs of the system, to the healthy performance of their dut es,

DR. RADWAY’S PILLS

AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE

We have the medicinal properties of the most ef- ficient plants, roots, herbs, gums and balsaime in the vegetable kingdom. In each of these little pills lies a mysterious power, for im each pill is combined the elements of health, regeneration, strength and life.