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Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Ef
fcctudIly Cured.

Mr.. VIM. Tucker having lately been restored TO
a sound state ofheath, through the efficacy Of DR..
Hunts's Bot anic Pills. thinks il indispensable
duty 10 state certain facts relative 10 the disease
under which he had 30 long suffered. The sym.
toms were IA painful obstruction, with constant
rejection of food. headache, paipiIaiion Of the
heart, lowness Of spirits. a troublesome dry cough,
dizziness, tishiness at the chest and difficulty Of
breathing, almost constant pain IN the side, loins,
and shoulders, accompanied with much ianguor x
debility. These Affections. teeefhsr with sn IN
usual degree Of fatulence. brought on sBeh state
Of extreme weakness, as to prevent him from at
tending 10 his business, and has health appeared
lost beyoad recovery. HIS friends and relatives
beesme alarmed at the melancholy prosper, and
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic PIils--they
were administered. and in few days produced
astonishing relief. and finally realized perfsct re-
sioraiica 80 ssund health.
WILLIAM TUCKER.
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I'm extraordinary case Of Rkeu-
matism, accompanied nth
DiaYrh9a and Nereoms
Debilitu.

Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 10 cold,
was attacked with most painful Rbeuma,sa com.
plant of the head, aud neck whsch continued with
distressing violence for several mosihs. Tbs
principal symptoms were~a swelling and ezeru-
ciaiing pain 10 all the joints, and entire loss OF
their use both The pain aud the fever generally
uttered an increase in the evening. The pains
we're increased on the slightest motion, and were
more severe in The night time. A constant diar-
rh1a, which produced its general consequence
halulency, owuess Of spirits, and general wasting
Of the body. lie was indeed 80 extremely III that
his medical attendant could not possibly give the
least hopes Of his recovery, and 1t was generally
believed by his relatives and friends that all the
medicines or treatment in this world could not give
him any relief But seeing an advertisement Of
Hunts Botanic Pills, he was directed by an Al
mighty Province 10 them; he did so, and af.
ter fortnight they produced a favorable change.
and he rs now healthy and strong man.
JOSEPH HART.
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fully spend my fortune, my faculties, and
my life, Il they could be OF any avail ia
l'beTaiinR Canada from Ihe grasp ol
hanshty Britain. LIE, me cav TO you ard
To all the Patriots, despair not; never re-.
t'nquIsf the pri:t, bot dedicate yourselves
To your eoUniry's happiness; leave no OPP.
pofiunIty OF doing good TO your country
unimpfoved; heal oil divisions, & facrious,
munnuhnCs, by sacrificing every per-
sonal prediction, or advantage 10 the
public good, and resolve as one man, thai
die or live, VOC will never cease your ef.
forts for Cansdisn liberty and indepen-
dence, until the Irwin. siar'd banner"
shall float in triumph upon The walls OF
Quebec."
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An interestsnging case Of Lou
ness Of Spirits, aciM a vio-
lent Spasmodic affection

Mr., Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility, together with train
Of symptoms generally termed nervous affections.
and which, perhaps, ii would be impossible for tho
pen Of the most learned physicians TO describe.
In this case the spasms in the stomach were SO fre
qucnt and excruciating as nearly to deprive him Of
reason, pains in the limbs, extending even to the
fingers and toes, sickness at the stomach, and
general agitation of the whole sesieni, insomneh
that common incident rendered the mind timid
and apprehensive. IN order 10 remove these dis
tressing symptoms, and restore the constitution 10
its former energy, large portion Of medical skin
had been exhausted without any advantage; change
of air, and other remedies also unsvaling, and
the mind and body appeared to be devoted TO q
ruthless disease In this hopeless and ianguid
situation, Mr.. Caldwell was recommended TO make
trial of Hunts Botanic Pills. the effects Of which
were visible in a few days. and by a continuance
Of the medicine (according TO directions,) his
strength became completely restored, and a sound
state of health most happily established.
FRANCIS CALDWELL.
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Toronto Examiner of "Wednesday reached
.sliis city. There were none killrd only
one mans lie drspaired Of and Tie bank
efs, shrriils. and magistrates, acted az
usual. The Examiner says" Mr. Sheriff
jarvis preceded or followed, we could
hardly Tell which. by a large body OF his
friends, aimed with bludeeons. (Ihe Sherid
himself was unarmed) left The piatinfm,
and rushed In whrre The Reiormefs were
gathering. Almost instantabeoasly, the
latter were assaIled with weapons Of all
kinds, and driven (foT they were unarmed
and offered no resistanee) in every diree-
ton.
IL would be impossible Tor US in our pre-
sent number TO detail The cases of indivi-
dual suffering. Many, many, worthy men
have been severely cut and beaten. After
the victory Of our opponents they proceed
ed 10 hold their meeting and passed resoIu-
lions. Sheriff Jarvis headed them in pros
cession from the city and returned again
at their head after the conduct we have
described We are informed that the nro.
cesslon went 10 Government House after
ITS return and displayed itself 10 His Ex- |
cellency. The supporters Of Mr.. Jarvis
were armed with pistols, daggers, and
climbs, and among them were The city po- |
ace. Two barrels of whiskey were turned
out 10 them after the dispersion OF then
opponents, and in reply Ia cntreaties 10
the Magistrates 10 prevent the use of the
liquor, il was stated that it
could not be helped. This Jarvis is the
son OF an old New-Jrrsey tory-setjeant
The same who hanged Louni and Mathews.
-.Macken-ie's Gazette.
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The common corporal - mpiums are, nataleney
IN the stomach or bowels. astid srse'siieas, ess.
i'yeness, spssmodie pains, siddinsss. dinners o.
slght, palPat atiOns aud ofiea an utter inability a
hs,ng he attention upon sny sol Jet ufimrurtsrcs
OF ssgatins ia any thing thar demands sifor ~
courage. Also langusdaess--Ihs niad becomes
rntAblo, iheoahiial. depending. melancholy. aud
DETECTED, aeeomI aaisd WITH total der cement Of
the nervous sysrem. The mental ieslsufs and pe.
euliar train Of ideas thar haunt The imagination
and ovsrwhcim The judgment exhibit al infinite
diversity. The wisesi aad best Of men are az epen
TO this aslcton as Ihe weakest,
CAUSES.
A sedeptary life Of any kind. especially severe
study pioirsetsd 10 a late hour in uae night. and
rarely relieved by social intercourse. or exercise.
dissolute habit, great excess in eating and drink.
ing, the immsGetale of mercury, violent puf-
gaIivcs,tse suppression OF habi,ual discharge
las, The obstruction Of the menkes) or long eoulin
ned erupiions; relaxation or debility Of one or
more important organs within the abdomen, il a
frequent cause.
TREATMENT.
The principal objects ofifeafment are to remove
to strengthen the body and TO enl,yen
the spirits, which may be promoted by exercise,
rearly hours, regular meals, aud pleasant converse
lion. The bowels (f coslive) being carefully reg.
ulaed by the occasional use OF a mild apericni.
We know nothing better calculated TO obtain this
end. than DR.. VIM. Evans Apericnt Pills-beinr
mild and certain 10 their operation. The bowels
leing once cleansed, his iuesilmabla Camomilc |
Pills, (Which are tonic, anodyne, and anti-spas-
nodic) are an infaIllble remedy, and without dis
'ute have proved great blessing to the numerous
public.
Some physicians have recommended free use
If mercury, but IL should not be resoried TO; as in
many cases II will greatly aggravaIe The symptoms
O-S- The above invaluable medicines, together
with
Dr.. HUNTS Botanick Pills; DR.. Goodies
,eiebraiee Female Pills; DR.. Esans' F,rer
+ .ague Pills; Dr. Exams Soothing Syr-
up for Teething, are entered according
q act Of Congress, and the right to prepare them
las been secured ard are yended al 100 Cha ham
street, New York, and by the regular appointed
A gents.
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DR. EVANS
Camomile g. aperient Pills.

nN LOW SPIRITS.-Low spirits is a certain
" state of the mind, accompanied by indiees-
ion wherein the greatest evils are unprecedented
upon the slightest ground, and the worst conse.
quences imagined ancient Medical writer's sun
posed this disease to he confined to those particular
regions ofthe abdomen, technically called hypoc-
dnda, which are situated on The right or left side
OF that cavity, whence comes the name hypocon.
rasis.
Extract Of a letter OF Jonas SNYDER, Post Mas.
ter, Kernsvie, Pa, to DR.. William Evans
Among several cases, the following is found:
An elderly lady, who had been IS years so attic
ted with nervous hypochondris, debility, &c. that
for the last years she constantly received medi-
cal aid from respectable physician; but the pres
sure and pain on her heart and breast, and espe-
cially in her left side. remained immovable atten-
ded at long intervals with weakness in her head
and on her mind, keeping her discouraged TO un.
dertake any thing. In May she commenced using
Dr. w. Evans medicines according to the direc-
tions accompanying them. A reaction took place;
the pain and pressure in her body was remove ed;
her mind became clear and strong; her spirits
perfectly good, and up to this time il is in
all respects restored TO health, which for the last
ten years she has not enjoyed.
(signed.) JONAS SNYDER.
September Z, 1893.
Gt-Anothsr recent test of the unrirdiied rir-
tue of DR.. I'm. Erans' Medicine.
STA, TEN YEARS. STANDING.-Mr. ].
Mackenzie, l76 Stanton street, was afflicted with
the above complaint for ten years, which ncapa-
ciated him al intervals for the period Of six years,
in attending to his business, restored to perfect
health under the salutary treatment Of DR.. VIM.
Evans.
The symptoms Uere-A sense Of dislension
and oppression after eating, distressing pain in the
pit Of the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite,
giddiness, palpitaiion Of the heart, great debility
and emaciation, depression of spirits, disturbed
rest, sometimes bilious vomiting, and pain in
the right side, an extreme degree Of lansuor and
faiutness; any endeavour TO pursue his business
causing immediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS.
Mr.. Mackenzie is daily attending to his busi-
ness, and none of the above symptoms have recur.
red since he used the medicine. He is now a
s,roeg and healthy man. He resoried TO myriads
Of remedies, bar they were all intellectual. He is
willing TO give any information TO the afflicted res.
peeiing the iaeslimabse benefit rendered to him by
the Use q Dr.. VIM. Evans mediciae.
The shoye Medicine can be procured Of all Dr..
WIN. Evans, advertised agents IN the United Sta
ties, and throughout the Wolff
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A PUBLIC BLESSING !
DR.. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLS
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER A ND A q UE

Consumption, Dyspepsia, Lircr Complaint,
Heartburn, SournesS or dciditp in the Stomach,
Tyghtness at the Chest, Loss Of appetite, Sick
Head Ache. Pain in the Head, Back, Limbs
and Side, FIatuiency. 1yphus and Scarlet Fs-
Ger, Putrid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague,
or htermittiag Ftcrs, Gout, Rheumatism.
Lumbago, sciatica, Spasmodic affections, and
Tic Douioweur, CONCLUSIONS Of Children,
Measles, Small Por, Hopping Cough. Ricketts,.
Teethipg, Worms, Female Otstruttions and
Reflections of Food. and CostiUeness, ChoLc,
tchether fatuIent or Bilious. foYo,o the
DIRECTIONS.
Dosg.-Take from three to ten pills, till they
operate, two or three times daily.
Price 25 Gents per Boz.
Sold at 100 Chatham street, Newly York,
wholesale and Retail
lct- Where applications for A gencies, Medi-
cines, or Advertising, will meet with prompt at
tcntion. .... t...,
The extraordinary success which has attended the
use Of Hunts Botanic Pills, is the best critic
rion OF their superior virtues. They have been
the means Of raising a host Of languishing pa
tients, from the bed Of affection, as is clearly
evnced in the following
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Lirer Complaint, 'rtth mue
DerGngement Of the Ner-
r0us .Susfegl.

Mr.. Joshua Roberts afflicted wlsh bilious
aa5 nervous d,seass 10 an alarming degree, bsiax
attended wilb all the dstress,ne syn,totbA which
sfcct a RELAXED constitution. via a sax head.
ache. loss 81 appetite. siddihess the head. paia
The mach after eating. unusual trssaof, shif.
iog spasmnds rains in every pafi of the body. Geld
ehtlls. sasw eomplsx,oa. cssliteuess, and
constant doll pain in the right sIde. which ofen
induced the mos, dreadful debility: indeed. he
lhoughf he was afflicted with every inieTnAl com
raly making trial OF vaFious remedies, all Of which
we're equally Gnlcss. until he had recourse 10
Hunts Roianic Pills, frBm the superior virtues Of
which medicine h.s health is perfectly rs.sslahah.
ed, and is abe 10 pursue has employment lfea
lrom pam disease.
JOSHUA RoBER Is.
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The following is an extract OF letter from
friend in the state Of Maine, who has
been twice engaged in The Canadian
struggle for freedom. His generous
feelings are such as usually flow from
the heart Of the patriot and phiantliro-
pis,.
My heart bleeds 70. the down .trodden
and suffering patriots, and my SOUPS desire
f" 'hs, the day II their redemption may be
near at hand; that the day star Of H.
berry" may soon dawn upon the noun
fans Of Canada, and the suffering " ha-
bhans" Of The vallies Of the ST. Lawrence
and IT'S tributaries, rejoice in being eman-
t'paled from political and religious bondage.
The recollection of the scenes through
which have passed connected with the
struggle of the Canadian patriots for civil
iheriy, is deeply engraved upon my me-
'nory, and the personal friendships which
! nave formed, and the many friendly
eoWtesies which I have received from
NOSE engaged in the struggle, can never
%snaeed from my mind. Can ever for
get The names, the virtues, the disinterest-
Cd zeal and patriotism Of those martyrs to
Ssaadiaa liberty, Cardinal x De Lorimer?
NO. How love and venerate their me-
noiy; and bow often some kind personal
''' OF theirs comes up 20 my minds
rye and causes me TO shed the tear of
o'''ef sorrow, that such men as thes should
+" doomed thus early 10 lie to be sacrificed.
70 'a"a'e toe hlood-thirsty vengeance of
We iytaais Of Canada: but so il ever ia
,H'ef'y Usually costs blood; and, perhaps.
y was purchased at a cheaper rate, its
'a'Oe would not be sufficiently appreciated
now Often am ! asked. is the struggle
a'efF Have the Canadians given an in
0''Ps'" answer, "no, nerert" Canada
-eH and will be free; the people have
'U0e'ed so much from their crsel con,per
SA That nothing short OF liberty aad indie
F''denee ~iE ever satisfy them; the coun.
: most he free from British rule, before
. o' seli'e down in tranquility. wooM
" Uoa ! eouii do anything 10 hastea the
u redemption; | would most cheer.
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On the first and second page Of this pa
per, will be found the Biography Of Brig.
Geu. H,nJenlsnR, who was executed al
Montreal on tie 18th Feb. last. II is hut
ias, that DOR rraders should be Informed
that Amor, the Catholic Priest Of Napier
vile, was the chief instrument in sending
this martyr Of liberty TO his untlmely
gave. Yes, the virtuous, & brave linden
lang was brought 10 his cruel and violent
death by this villain in sanity gath, who,
in 1880, was obliged 10 Zee awav from 81.
Francis, (Dis,rict Of Three Rivers) for
having sejueed young girl; and who In
Boston and New York was turned away
f-om his boarding house on account ot his
fcenlious conduct; and who, also, in the
fall If 1886, was proved in the Courts oi
Montreal TO be a LIAR, CALUMNiA-
TOR and a LlBERTINE! Such is the
character Of the Internal wretch who
b.ouph, the brave and innocent linden
'sng 10 premature death.
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Rensselaer, Fan Rensselaer,. This gen,
ileaan was tired last week in this city,
beipe Judge Thomson Of the u. States
Court, and convicted OF beginning, &c. q
military expedition in favor Of the Cana
dian Patriots. He was sentenced 10 six
montlls Imprisonment, and To pay fine Of
$3.50. The Judge 10 passing sentence,
said that he Fixed on short term Of i'm
prisnnrneni, because The defendant had al
ready been Imprisoned some considerable
tine; he also said, that the conviction of
the defendant did not mpeach his moral
character; and conceded The point, that il
Canadians were oppressed, il was honora-
bile Ia the defendant, that his feelings and
exerilons were enlisted in their canse. He
also conceded that every American citizen
had right to GO into Canada and fight in
behalf OF the patriots; but no right, under
the statute, 10 begin, or set on foot, an
expedition here for that purpose. We
have, then. arrived at an epoch in our his.
tory, when the actions of our citizens NAV
be morally right, but legally wrong! And
hence we are at liberty 10 call the dcipn-
dant gentleman, through convicted as
criminal! We must have a new diciion-
lry; we must indeed. Johnson and Web
Ster have Income obsoIale. In their times.
Patriotism, or Tie love Of country and
OF lIhefiy, was virtue. Ii was virtue
in the days of LAFAYETTE, KosciusKo,
WARREN and WAsHrHGroN. Then the
man who hravely acted up to il, was
gentleman in every sense OF the term: now
tie is gentleman in the eye Of morality,
and criminal in The eve Of the law
South'rick's Family Newspaper.
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70 We stated in our last that the Civil
expenditure Of the Province of Lower
Csnsda for 1888 wns Eaa4 ESQ Is. 3D., s.
II this sum we should have said that
El97,is5 g.. l0d. il due To the I'm
peHsI Treasury. This is The deficit in the
Revenue for that year; the revenue being
only eos $40 It's. 81.
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Weat India Sieamers.--A plan is in
contemplation in England TO convey the
West India mails by steam, viz: Halifax,
touching al almost every port Of impor-
lance IN the Southern States, Mexico and
South America. This will connect Hail
fax, and New York, by three days voy-
ACE
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A Great Durham Meeting, whcreat
thousands attended, was held on Yonge
Street near Toronto, at which several
lives were lost, many injured, and Gaskin,
the Captain OF the Hamilton (of Won
Schoutz memory is said 10 have been
much bruised. Three to enc were REFORM
ers. Dr.. Baldwin was called to the chair,
and took il. The tories marched forward
in a body armed with shillelaghs. climbs,
&c. forced their way 10 the musings,
knocked down the chairman, tore up the
scafoIding, broke up the meeting, and
wounded and bruised many quiet inhabit-
ants. The reformers came unarmed lest
the regiments in garrison should be sent
out To attack them. A troop Of native
cavalry Were on tho ground, and they
hacked and hrwed about them, Manches-
ter fashion. DR.. d IS chariot, am told,
was almost hrnken 10 splinters. The
Canadians are serving their apprenticeship.
They'll make tough republican soldiers
gel. never feaFi
AYe had the above 10 type when the
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NARROW EscAPs.-On Saturday las,
about noon, Mr.. Mackenzie, OF Toronto
now confined in the Jail Of this city, went
up TO the window of the apartment and
laid three letters on his Gill which he in
tended should be conveyed to the post
Office by his friend Mr.. Kennedy, whom
he expected at the front Of the prison
little belote noon. He had not been look
ing out more than hall a minute, and was
turning about, when bullet came whist
ling through one o. the panes Of glass.
Mr.. Mackenzie instantly opened the win
dow and called to the jailer's youngest boy,
who stood 10 The area, 10 tell him who had
fred at the window. The lad, who had
heard the report, said he did not know,
and no one else was in view except a per>
son near the stair of the brick hacksmiih's
shop opposite. On ex animation, the mark
where bullet had passed through the
plaster was visible in the wall opposite
the window, leaving the inference that the
shot was fired from the other side of the
miI-Tace. The jailer, on Inquiry, learnt
that tall stout man with large iowlng
piece and dog, was seen, in the direction
whence the shot must have proceeded
about that time; and he also found that a
hole had been made with huck-shot (Which
he has) in one OF the panes in an adjoining
window. To suppose that any one would
mistake the grated bars Of Mr. Mackenzie's
windows, in the third story Of a large jail,
for wild game is absurd. He is, however,
truly grateful for his preservation.-Ro-
chester Democrat.
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CERTIFICATES.


To DR.. Hunt:
Dear Sir-Believing it duty owe you as a
successful practitioner, as well those who may
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure in acknow.
edging The benefit | have derived from the use OF
your valuable Medicine
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VHylfE Subscriber has row and intends 10 keen
n constantly on hand 4 first rae quality OF
lime which he will sell cheap. Enquire at Cams
Hotel, and Judge for yourselves.
J. E. JoYAL.
Swanton Falls, August 10, 1889.
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Gentleman is name often bestowed
on a well dressed blackguanl, and with
held from its right owner, who only wears
his qualifications in his heart.
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A good reputation is better Than a fine
coat in almost any kind of business bu,
wooiDg fashionable lady.
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"TGH SCHOOL.-The fall term of Cam.
In MI bridge High School will commence the Sc.
cond day OF September. Terms tuition Three
dollars per quarter.
J. BAK Err
Cambridge, Aug, rs, 1899.
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Distressing case ofseUere Spas
modic Asthma, perfectly cur
ed by HUNTS botanic
Pills. .

Mr.. Henry White, was for The space Of two years
afflicted with severe Asthma, which proceeded
from and cold: all the symptoms &C the
complaint foowed--a iighiness across the chest,
with diff ult aud distressing breathing. During
he last year Of his illness, the disease increased
aarminriy as 10 prevent his following any business.
having lost his speech, and being threat ened with
immediate suHoca'ion, until copiobs expectora,ion
would come on, which only gave him relief for
few hours. Tae physicians who attended him, pro-
nouneed his complaint beyond the possibility OF
cure. but at last Providence directed pamphle, 10
be left at his house, after which he procured some
Of DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and after taking Few
bores be found himself entirely free from the con-
pans, being capable At this tine Of any exercise.
even Of walking forty miles daily, and having ell
the enjoymenis Of perfect health.
HENRY WHITE.
Or OBsTRyE thai the Label on each Box has The
following inscripiion:--" FBtered cee0rdiHg 70
Aet Of Congress, the year 1899, by HiiiieM
EraAs, IN the Clerks Offer IN fh< SentAerH DE-
friet Court of Nsp- York"
CT NONE OTHER Is GENUINE,
PRICE IS CENTS PER BOX.
Sold al 100 Chatham Street. Ner- York.
H'kOiesaie and Retail. and by The
Regular agents.
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Highly Important!

Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspepsia
bilious diseases, piles, rheumatism consumption,
coughs, colds. splitting of blood, pain in the ches,
and side, ulcers, female weakness, all delicate ard
mercurial diseases are successfully treated at Dr..
EVANS Medical Office, 100 Chatham stree,
New York.