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DR. GREGORY.

has long been accustomed prescribe for certain class
- Of PATIENTS Who tor prtcuar reasons may require the
best Of treatment pryateythe Doctor has enjoyed extended
oppouhd'. Of critically ,ga,ing and stud, ing the
class OF alluded to- and by this hss obtained
PRACTICAL well as the meih0dican knowledge of this
branch Of his roession The true pathological symptoms
these disorders presens the infinite variety detail
coune this being the how then
assertions 81 those who proclaim remedy ,be OF cunug
all diseases This theory false il applied diseases
rel and It still more il wicked when applied to certan
particular disorder.
To disease successfully the symptoms inquired
into and carefully investigated to distinguish between
and ehect-dcase aod effects
I'VE often meet patients who complain Of remaining
symptoms they 'upPosedhe disease was cured Oa in
gpiring into the history and Of these eluent
y turns out that they have all the while been for
symptoms and totally dsegardng the which ought
have been the first TO attack.
Where has been obtained within reasonable time
be assured there that require: cal
ton. This rist primarily By connuythe vi
be subdued and be owing
defect in the treatment perhaps pecuay oil constr
tuon be hidden morbid consecutive CONDITION
that has heretofore been overlooked o! mundetood Per-
effect This latter remark will especially apply
On this subject the reader . referred to
the treatise maadies, written by Dr. Gregory The
price 50 cenisor sale at the drug MO-: ~ and ,Ge Full
y Spring Dr. Whites corner Of Sun lk and
Delaney and by the author his private residence II
Barclay street, Broadway. he s at home and BE-
copsuIted privately at hour Of tho day orsvsnng
Penons distance BY sending postpaid will receive
the BY the mail which sha also postage paid
0 Dr. GREGORY the proprietor OF the American Med
csmentum" celebrated and speedy for the piles
Mssicsed vaDor Baths administered at all hours.
mia 1mse
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TRADE AT THE WEsr.-Extract OF a letter from
Washtenaw county, Michigan, dated March TO-
Business Is dull, moaey scarce, every thing meh
except wheat and very little OF that In the country
Wheat So corn A, rye A., oats So cents; hay from
$40 to SIS per ton Il 10 said, 1900 head Of cattle
have died in Oakland county from starvation.
VERMONT SusAR.-The Montpelier Watchman
estimates that the maple sugar produced in that
State the present season at, the low price Of 1--WE
cents per pound, will amount to Sl,000O00. This
will make the quantity OF sugar about 20 600 hogs
heads In 1910 the quantity was but $500 hogs
heads
Snow BANKs.-The immense masses Of snow
which have fallen within the last fortnight have ex-
cited apprehensions of serious and extensive damage
along the rivers and water courses in the event OF
sudden thaw The great valley OF the Susquehan ann
lscovered with snow to the depth OF two TO our iee
and the river itself is fast bound in thick ice Al
Danville, Pa, the snow of the 10th inst. was 20
inches deep, and we are informed tna' IN ~.
West Branch Valley it was from three TO Tour iee'
deep.
RARE Fox Huyr-A number of sportsmen at Ca
dir in Ohio started on a fox hunt the llth inst
They commenced in a circular form and on CLOSING
up their lines found they had taken jail BIRD, WIN
a shacke on one leg, who had escaped rom Piisoh
few nights previous.
The TREATY IN MANE.-A Joint committee OF the
two houses of the Maine Legislature, was appointed
on the subject OF the boundary, settled by the re-
cent treaty. Six OF this committee, composing hall,
made elaborate report, concluding with several
strong resolutions against the terms OF the treaty,
being unsatisfactory to the people Of Name, and
verymuch to their disappointment. The remainder
OF the committee dissented, but presented no re-
port, The Assembly rejected this report by vote
of72to "a.
LyNcHiNe OF Bill. JoHNsoN-One Of the Utica
papers declared the story of the lynching of Bill
Johnson to be hoax, and SAID that he lived in the
neighborhood Of that city. The Miners Express oil
the 10th instant, contains full report OF the trial OF
the offenders. The names Of those who survived
the cold OF that terrible night and have been cap
tured, are Evans, Spencer, Parrish and Rowley.
and Spencer were sentenced to the Pententiary fol-
two years; the former to pay fine of one hundred
and the latter two hundred dollars; Rowley was
sentenced for a year, and Parish tor SIX months,
each, with fine of one hundred dollars. One OF
the others of the gang frozen to death the same
night. The rineleader has thus far eluded all at
Temps to take him.
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DIR. MORRISON.

~ Greenwich--Dr Monison Member 81 the ROYAL Cciere
o. suIseons, London and form -Iy Surgeon in the British MAJ
nature and all those distressing symptoms consequent on nu-
dcons treatment and the impatient fquack medicines
dsests d,;sssss IN AZ hs yarou. sndc implicated orm and
ing the venerea virus with certainty without
esuen % any risk q restricting HMM usus diets or gu,
salts while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Fer
ansnt IN the urethra. such and
1seeni u the prostate gland, ompanied with much f
sssncs. OF matseatment Dr. N. satsssturss N scsn
aembrape without any paln.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBMirY-Thoqs.ads Of youns
sre destrueuve whose further ns,Sc c
the use Of nostrams pretended spechcs which -
only induce create Depression Dr. A. treats sush cssss
purely pathological principles and never iaiS n
Les post pad and ecneanirea mnni, Ies ns ~ ~
unoa 81 his svns Hssssy q he sasss dssa' ~ tui
street near 0roouWich. "sAA's
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

PRE- ;s.s,s ssS ?s; ssss .. ns s
ssn ,sss s
Sssa ssyeniass syons.1. .ot.sr Asn aa. there az
s: .s ~ 1ss as 81 e &
. sIs s1 q ;hs.: ,;n:..;. -
G on t. for S.. e
adsSniesy But should &c now
snd
sssI q s fns
II i faI from laying dormant bus the hiddsn Of
and PSs only sexual but those ' "
. Su ghs Lead :pep e% This
70 the flow Of urine observed, which quite mike.
upsd Of belong. say the worst cases,
The adyantsse however which ignorant advertising people
how Of description swarm about this city and tha
they will sell their long buy them
for he n &c
whc have been tai ing all manner Of hings eoiored
but whom On seeing the real nature Of the ess be ts eured
e lay s:::. x: publ: lev :s
i aH
s
The Of has already said thes nc
sna
nothing more Indicative ofsuictrIs. The neEts
eurso .,t so S Ia, gsS'sS .s. G DIM
produce structure for naturally disposed stc
oIs than snohs but ue M ,hC@a .ss.c.
ground, al least for the suspicion of The last
% sss ' g. o.sn both be sfs'
Sse :ssy Th also Sns q rs
common that the writer rarely Of structure (and
more o. he not capable obusiness Is formerly.
gratifying also to witness uniform Of sp,rEs
ns q s es eS5. o a. s eSs s
ncient TO observe land stated with confidence and plea
s2re that this Is free from pain. and generally
vsy LITTLE time 90 much q. !hii could NOT have
povement IN this and such the practical experience Of the
writer that he can bow accomplish the Of stcro
dertake the tssevss he pubshed little volume,
Sus the I'll So.s ses;e diseases which eou9e
sdvisable however, these suspect structure posi-
prise them than the end certainty Of his
cure Separate rooms also, are arranged for those who
Il only now remains to say wcd or two on the ground OF
may rely with confidence on what has been advsnced With
safe Of inturgG, &c &che been engaged in the cure
81 these both in hospital and city practice. for
,an .y yss1. and has published two eapps q york
x'ey sGss Mo %si NEW Yo,p
ted e5sG Amos; every fhyssisn o. in this
Dr. Ralph seon,uted At hi, prvat. residence No. % 9reen
dollar maj imsr
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THE PRIVATE TREAIlsE.-Ihis lulo ycume on
certain diseases IN which the most and
means Of cure are stated in the plsnest possible And
NOT only are directions gwen for the simple recent
ess. but those which have fallen into improper bands and
such Psi.cns will see impedaiely the difeues which
ss punnsd n eseh particular obtained only Of the
autnori Dr. Ralph, % Greenwich ST. Price 81
Dr. also takes this opportunity Of saying that he ma,
be consulted on the peculiar diseases reisrre TO- sh
private residence, ~ any hour. ~ 49,"
Aware however Of the deep soetude which man,
feel 70 consult OF integrity well a. expenence
tnese peculiar Complaints the author PREF er 20 give
hmse ior TN, tr9,i And this he the inclined TO
sia1y nave assured MN that for want OF nformasu
slnd ney ase selected from Lat Of advertising people the
one VINO had ooase most Of wonderful not without
~ 0 Is. He therefore begs ss that be-
been watching these diseases both hospital and city practice
Ior more than thirty and has published editions Of
YORK expressly on them Also that he has testimonial Letter
from The most eminent physician. Europe u the most emf
nent Amenca-m SM Ashley Cooper Dr.. Mott, of N. Y
md VI Physick Of Philadelphia, and sthes; and further
ma. ne mas me privilege o. rcispg aiost every phvs
een OF eiainence IN this city Nothing stated he con
gers 10 him. ~
Consultations may be made By posi-. for such he h
ne nvae chest containing every thing necessary for
&seds lno pnVae ens ltm forwarded be directed.
IneeSIs
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

YES by the deepest research long study and untng
severance there has been discsyereda specca medical
materials and possessing far surprising anything
hitherto employed that the
possible 10 employ IN the Treatment Of 0onorrha. 0eeu
weakness and diseases generally Of the uretha male e
male. No matter how long Standing IMPLICATED danger.
Gus the case may be- II will yield and naturally
pleasant aud tIn curative Of this remedy Ma
with gratitude have acknowledged that nothing
within Their experiences can equal this arcanum Tho
These Thomas Specific Pills unpleasant the
naussang the stomach diet regimen or ABB
snence from business required to aid them IN dis
from the system.
30 confident is the proprietor Of the suyassng efficacy OF
this remedy that he cha ses the whole medical the
world 70 produce any thing equal confidently
all sunerern that VI they Will make but of Ihomas
Specific Pills. they will find speedy relief let their
be complicated and severe.
TIE Pills purely vegetable and duretc aud astrn
gent aso weriu purifiers OF STEM and by
healthy for diseased action the affected
restore The patient % the full aud happy enjoyment all his
aud innocence. Price 81 per box.
,Agensle and 100 ruon street, II East Broadway CONS.
mRsl mll Imsr
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
FE MALE MONTHLY PILLS

CAUTION TO FEM aLES.-The pitifuI and contempti
BILE attempts by druggists impose UPON unsus
peetng or smales by initiating and
Female Monthly Pills. convince the public that such
druggists will scrupe attempt any imposition il the eby
afew pary dollars can be made IL is well known that the
Female Monthly Pills introduced into this Country
about by Madame Res and nee
Of their for efficacy and mdness
menstrual obstruction egulay every quack
nosum has been led Female Monthly Pills." and the be
tricke is contemplate To guard against
mes are csutiontd purchase only at Madame Restel
Principal Office s Greenwich and agents by appointment
100 O. ST. Catharne. and 2a Grand Of Al
len N Y-Boston office No. Essex Female Monthly
Pills advert sed elsewhere counrdeit See that Madame
RestrlPs signature is written the cover.
mo0 Itnst
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nkkiS IUOrH wAsH-frepared from the
" cipe At No.s Gold street, New Yrok-The Orrs Tooth
Wash purely vegetable pepaIaon possessing The proper
ties cleaning the teeth and mouth restoring the
healthy and unpleasant odour
the mouth, whether arising ron decsyed teeth from del
ranged state of the stomach
designed 70 be used with tooth bIush and viii be i9ans
and the away Of the II the teeth
Ii particularly useful Of restoring thcm
to healthy them around the
teeth In painful Of the teeth and ari.ng from
cold will be found highly beneficial
uculary servceable Ors Tooth Wash night Just
before retiring This method RECOMMENDED BY emf
@ulais dups .he DAY are entirely removed and the mouth
Sound teeth and white the valuable portions
Of humanity bat how many neglect the attention
for their
mean needed Among these we HSw Of none pleasap
the teeth Strengthens the gums pu 6es the mouth and
sweetsns the BREATH We IL ALL young and
d-tBoston Morning Post
The Os Tooth Whs the best detergent used On
enamel-I Boston Transcript
Tor sale BY the principal druggists in e. sety md IN
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWSO 20 ne cedSpriSy emcacy and nvarabe snccess ef
ssrsy %pR'e,.on 2. stsppsxs Of these function: Of ma
their ntscdueton into the United States now four
snS limitations e constantly attempted to BE-
sI, i moS, SoI r., up U Sssn Se.s, ana called
possible a. one or two dollars box females
eannonea asanst these sttempts impose upon thsm M
s:, g, except those sod at Madame Re.ss Principal
ofeaeh boz. - ~ ~ WV
B-They can b used BY married o, single bv foor,,
the directens enclosed INSIDE Of each box Sold
~"'~-
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WIDOW WEIGHS
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

THIS MEDICINE. so celebrated in England and over
Europe has for The first time been introduced toto the
United States Its wonderful in female
plain and removing distractions and sords especial
y Incidental TO the female well known all
and they BECOME well known here
they in Europe female will be without them To
their being The ~ho reside in Lon
dom have cted but place in this country where the
genuine pills be obtained. Pnce ST box All leer
be post paid. For sale at
The New York Medical and Surgical Institute,
milo m Is Chan he, At bnuxe west of Rroad,vav
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PUBLISHED DAILY
JAMES COB DON AZ Mn TTwT-

NV COkNEh, FULTON AND NASSAU STREkra
lHs NET ioss HsaALs-A daily paper, issued ever
morning OF the weekpricc per copy Countxv ,.
eee fusn'sned at the any spec c psr,od 10
IN advance Ne paper unles, paid In
IHs WEHxLy HgsALp-lssued every Saturday mom,s~ g
nns sra and agarfey cents copy-unshsd
same rate for any specified period. o' VI " tue
h1roHpH!rs requested 70 address THAR Ist~r. .
iA.s Sonsss 1n.ru1x. rre!EisN anA kdssr-SSj ~ ~
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

N. DIX BoUDEE6ouE. A. B., Lisbon. .RrUaAs,
Pills comppssd, have made thei tho wonder and um
uon o. the world LncX are nncwn Az over Europe to
certain in producing the monthly Their cerra,nsy ia ~
for though swsys mild sse and healthy, they certain ~
The directions translated English and Are
round with the seal Of te importer, stamped Ech bo, r
rectons the signature of Dr. r. MELVEAU sIsrised
AGENT for the continent Of America. '-'"
Thsy be nnsmittca By mail to any psr OF the n,,.d
letter. directed to Dr. y. Melveau, boz ~ Nsvs
York, Will neet WIN immediate attention. All letters uuss
b post paid 500 ~ apPonnsm 10 Cherry near Caths
rne street fnss w. Half hoses o. Namlf boxes sens bv
mail. milo I'm ds,y- -
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THE WHOLE WORLD ,bouId knov !,

NE WHOLE WORLD should know it that DR.. Jaynes
% Is certain for asthma, and thst for
csgns Colds consumption whoopng cough, Group bronch
U.s. nna every Other disease Of the lungs throat
wo1uce me most decided benefit II recommended by thou
ssnds, who have tired aud all say that il is The
any reception, for all pulmonary that have
peen hnown for always gives relief and when
every other means have failed.
Prepared only by Dr. Jayse 20 South Third st. Phadelphia
and No so3 Broadway, New York Fries 81 per bottle.
me- lmsec
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DEAFNESS.

DKS. CASILE % EUWAHDS, AUKISTS,
OQr nRnAnWAY. have for many yeaIs the
90 Cure Of Deafness, incide
ears Their treatment blsed the rational rncples Of
science and practical knowledge. The New York Sun,
sneaklng of diseases Of the MENTION that Castle Ed
wards have obtained high standing accomplished
ACOUSTIC DROPS,
for ncpient dsanes earache palms, buzxings
singing sounds the collections Of had vated
of The Their Acoustic OIL has
lay remsd as cuTssve n all Of the ears for
intend ssl Broadway The ensuing frat Of May
mi 1rnsr
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CERTAIN CUKE FOK ALL DEAFNESS.
MONS MALLAN-SOUND MAGNiFlERS-INVISI.
instantly an advsnced age and Of forty and fifty years stand
dull hearing Join general and catch the
sound OF distant low speaker public assembly They
the cavity Of they not in the least pcIcepbe
uncomfortable than having small of fine wool
its place And although they are so extremely small yet they
enable those afflicted with exreIne deafness hear
respect, equal TO those of most hearing.
To be had Of Nous Malian BON, Surgeon Dentists,
agents for the No. 2 Broadway the Union
Club.
he above invention has been in Europe tor
years and strongly recommended being of the greatest
discoveries tae age.
Persons nonesdens in New York city, the remittance
0fti0 bsvs q pair forwarded by post any part.
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CERTIFICATE.
TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS.

(From the entire Medical Faculty Of Butfalo)
We are acquainted with the preparation Of Saraparla,
manufactured by c. c. Bristol and having made OF
less Practice believing contain active prnci-
pie OF Sasapara in highly FORM aud
paraOn, We esteem 1.-THE best we have met with.
J. TrowbIidge, M. D. Charles Whine, NJ d.
Josiah Barnes. M D. j. E. Hawey M. D..
A. Miller, MD. t,yIenius Chap,n, NJ. d.
Moses Bristol M. d. j. T.. Marshall, M D.
A. s. Sprague, NJ D. F. l.. Harris, NJ. D.
II. r. Stage, NJ d.
.GROSVENOR CHASE, General Agents for the State
of Rhode Island.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail, by WILLIAM BURGER,
Wholesale Druggist so and Courand and 1888 Green
witch street wholesale and by all the respectable drug
gists in the city. m6r