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AYRSHIRE VS..

Mr.. Randall, Chairman Of the Com
mitiee on Ayrshire Stock, made the f"l-
lowing report TO the American Institute
last fall:
4" Mr.. President and Gentlemen, -
fonrCommit'ee have very imperfectly al
tended to the duty assigned them by you,
last evening. and offer as an excuse, tina,
portion Of them have been occupied by
a very arlnous task among the cattle on
the show ground, as judges on stock
They are prepared, however, from tlls
limited knowledge they have OF the Ayr
shire breed of cattle, and from the hes
information they have been able 10 pro
cure. TO offer the following as their re-
port: ta - -@2
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sEehi~s 81 dsah. de long Rsniss xshsed
be- ssszsl lOskihg frlend % fork oss1;
bsi q sss M go-hs deels,sd =. he wsIld
not give up III he ls.l b,esih ~ss oul q
his body. en-" .sys be. . t. ss bsl ne
h:e 70 one. Tibet sou be Joa'l Gle slsIl.s -
Ii mSsl add sUssidsrsbly 10 The d,snily
81 The dDello sod 10 de rhlsslEy ii lhs
whole Thing. 10 kaow that yoB slaad 10
ILe Fuli'ion II . rare Lolss 90 . gene
cock, iof blsrkIsgs 10 bel upon. snd that
your dying gnIsns are unhesdsd except
% far % ley sEscllhe ~ssef--" dead l0r
. dleal." Pansyiranien.
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GAMBLING A duel took place the
other day between two editors IN V'cks-
burg. which opened a field for betting,
equal to The race OF Eclipse and Henry.
The while town seemed TO be alive 10 The
in,eres, Of the scene; and those who could
no. 20 over the river 10 witness the deadl y
combat, arrsnged themselves on The bank,
where q boat continued crossing and re-
crossing. as kind IL courier. To bring the
news. Al the first fire. long, lsnk look
ing genius SAID, q" III be, bale Of cotton
Hamme, re h,t." =. Done" sa,d his COM
pan,ou. The shift soon arrived with news
tha, neither wa. hurt. and that hey were
pr. pairing Tor another shot. "DOuble or
qu,.s that Ry an gets killed thus shot" SAID
bis weszel looking c"Tpan'on. "Done,
SAID the long genus. Pop vent The PTS
tolls, aud again there was long pause
while The courier boa, was crossing 10
give intelligence oil the fate Of The lie OF
death Of human being. m whose late nu'
perous bets would be decided All was ca
gerness and anxiety; for some bad money
stsked, Others coton--and IN one 'ns'a"ee
we overheard bet offered, when the re-
ply was, 4" Ihavn', any money, but u De,
you race horse that Hsmmet kills him.
Al length these unnatural bets were ueci'
,ipd by The la,I Of Ryan at the fourth round
When the body was brought over NOR
Tally wouadsd, aud poor Ryan IN shsia'
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Fnsss aha National Intellgeneer
Rhode Island and the United States COngreS

Our readers have slready been inform.
ed of the meeting 10 extrs session. on Fri
day last. OF the General Assembly ol the
State Of Rhode Island, to consider wha,
action the ssfety and dignity OF the State
might demand ~ reference to the late pro-
ceedings in the National House Of Rep-
resen,ailves hasiag relation 10 the dsDes.
tic affairs OF Rhode Island.
We now have in the New Commercial
Advertiser Q condensed report from The
Providence JoarnsD Of the proceedings
had by the Lsglslsiure on Saturday. BY
which il appears thai that body had acted
on the subject with as much spin, and
proDp,iiude IS Governor Fenner did in
causing i,s members 10 be convened.
The Selsc. Committee. TO which was
referred The Gevernor's Message, reported
on SaiuIdsy-6rst. copy Of the memo
rial Of the i~enly-six members who peti.
tione d Congress; second. a protest ags,Gs,
The interference OF Congress; aud. third,
certain resolutions concerning Tie "twen.
lp-six."
The protest is preceded BY a solemn
decIarstlon setting forth The proceed ngs
Of the Rhode leland people in l776,
i77s, and 1890. Ia regard to their sdop.
ton Of the Fedetsi Constitution. and the
consequent obligs,ioa Of the Federal CO.
vernu'en, to pr"tec. them sgsins, inva'
sion and dnmesdc vi ience: and setting
forth sl.o, briefly. the facts of Me Doirise
insurrtcuon. and the transmission BY
the ,wenty>six OF the memorial TO Con-
gres.; af,eE " hlch comes The probes, pro.
per. as follows:
Now, therefore. lest silence in The pre-.
misses should be construed Into aceuies
cence in sny action which said House OF
Representatives beth taken. or said Hosse.
or tie Congress of The United States. shall
take therein, and preceden. be establish
ed dangerous TO The freedom and sove-
reign,y of dis state and Of The other states
Of thus Union-,he General Assembly OF
The State Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations, here 10 special session duly
convened. on the part aud in the behalf
Of the people Of said State. do most go
leGAly
PROTEST.
FIRST. Agains. the RICH. OF the Con.
press of The United States. or Of either
House thereof. now to decide or inquire
| whether the late Charter GoSeonmen
Of this Stale was republican in is firm
the sane having been the form Of govern
men, under which This Safe declared in
freedom and Independence, and, with Oh,
QUAR- States Of this Union. the freedom
and Independence Of The unned States
wac admitted and entered into the Uniol
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cd in the asieinsl e0a1issis-n 90 sei 81
l'aflismshi under shlch they dsn.e ss~
Ih0rity. Fsrsaey ispronps'y s,lspdedta.
Our comfy courts srs 10 be held By ths
Iusnces oflhs coslts-shere Is N express
clause suiboriz.n NJ fkrstss art squissleus
90 The . 81 Omnts;" b1t Tor this, Il 10
presumed al would be required 10 sel.
and Il all we're sidk Or dssd but twa, they
w0nld MOI Be sulhorizcd 70 act - .
court.
/. Arbih ssnrs farm rouri of ihe rar-
Iirs' own choo.ing"-G . sVbmission BE-
made % thTer. she sssrj u najaiilys1
be binding. shUuld The thIse separately
give On opinion. although they sfiee. i
% 20 ga srd--shoaId ihe lso meet IN the
sbstnee Of The other and agree, IL 10 no
as2pa-if one dres The Submission 10 81 an
end. Much stress 10 laid on The dart,
that Judges Hsndsrson and Hall. aheI
The itsiesslion af Judge 1'ooper and
before Judge Rv<iin TOOK his seal. acted
% Q eoUri:--it 10 understood The mattel
passed si hnDl discusslcn--Ihey did no
hear and dstermHe single case. and
The matter id not afterwards presenz IL
seh for decision 90 she three judges hold
Ing the court. The question heine. have
twO suihariiy % scs % Tie court. Il 10 AK
ing The question for gtaased lpetifio pria
cipii 10 urge thsi iwo dill ACT. 10 an au'
Ihorily OF precedent 10 s,ttle the question
the most that can be yielded TO Il IS
that two learned men we're OF The opinion
that two Of the judges could pass orders
&c. after The third was dead, and do ~hs
they dad ss q eour,--ihis 10 must be recol
ieeted Was before the act Of 1884 and sh'
act Of 1886, in ~lach the provision 10 re
tanned.
The fsei. that The ivo surviving judge
after The death OF Judge Gssion cane u
the conclusion ina, fhsy could &C, 40
Court and did proceed 10 hear snd dste'
nine questions and did So. IN THE parties
lar case, csnno, be sdm,ased 80 sn author
" binding in law. wi,hnui taking for gran
ed the question about which there is III
difference Of opinion. The nosl ihs. ca
be yi,ided TO IL, 10. tha, two learned ne
for whom the highestrespect 10 ebieI tail
ed acted upon that oI inion.
i Should the Supreme Court. when ron
STUFFED OF the three Judges OF said Covr
Suing together ne Court, in the ca:
which 10 nov presented, decide that ~
d ,he Judges, upon The death Of on,
haze power TO act as Court and TO he,
, aud determines cases. such decision vi
be tue law and be yielded 10 as an aush'
rity.
/ RICHMOND NJ. PEARSON. j. S. C. &
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inprOrtmsui in Cattle dining The last Cen.
tuFy.


We occasionally find some farmers.
even al this late day, who scout the idea Of
any Improvement nthe breed OF cattle, and
cling 10 the old fashioned breed with q
sort Of logged pertinacity which neither
persuasion nor rason can overcome,
We End in Churchly's Picture Of Lon.
don. which IN osliging friend has len, us,
he following scrap Of information. In
speaking e the markets IN the city, he
observes that, about the year 100, the
average weight Of the oxrn sold in the
London aarkei was $50 TO-. of calves Sc
h., Of sheep 80 ID, and Of lambs IS
The present average weight is. of oxen
500 h., calves l40ih-, fsheep so h.. and
of lambs SO ID. The difference between
the two average weights is sufficient to
show the great improvement, in the size
Of animals. Although nearly 100 years
have elapsed between the two periods oI
comparison, yet il may be- well 10 observe
tina, The improvement ilas been brought
alloy, during The last half of the century
by q Few Of rhe spirited farmers Of i's<
kingdom. These farmers had. al 6rst, tc
meet the opposition Of their brother far
mers. hui BY perseverance andindefaligablt
exerion, they at length brought the STOCK
Of England 10 such a pitch Of Perfec'ios
that il became the best in the world, ant
other nations resored thither to obtair
model animals in order 10 bring about 81
mi.ar improvements in their own.
Maine Farmer.
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Grating Cemenf.-one part OF tallow,
two parts Of beeswax, and three parts OF
rosin. Melt and mix the whole, then
turn il INTO cold water aud work as shoe
makers wax. These proportions form
a compound that will not run in n hot
summers sun, nor crack in winters
severest cold.
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WONDERFUL REMEDY.
vIRRErs TiNcTURE AND LOTION OF INvI0o

SUPPLY Of these invaluable and e.traoEdnsy remsdie
"A has been received direct From Doctor Adrian Viney. Of
Lyons BY his exclusive American agents, De Launey Grey,
oew York Nothing equal them has yet been Uncovered
removing uor abus, nervous asctons and
nvgorating and revyng the decayed enele:
parts fact that be proved by any person IN yen
for while all other medicines recommenaed ior he
diseases admitted by their inventors to De SLOW
operation and Lotion act az sno
make hsir effect felt IA few moments after they are mAoe ~
or Indeed their quick and wonderful action sach hat coio
ness mbecllity remain the constitution ha IN
der their dominion for half hour possible LOT any
married female TO them and without onspns io
they Immediately the inactivity OF certain organs winch
IN OF hundred the OF unruitfu
meas They also unrveed remedes ncplen consump
ton dyspepsia papitaon Of the headache giee
and aectons OF the kdIeys aud all diseases produced by
nameiess solitary habit for which they speedy and posi-
tive cure The 1ncure taken internally and pleasant 70
the taste the Lotion used externally They be used
scaately with benefit but effective when used
together. Price 81 bottle or both botdes for 50.
N B-lersons living at distance have these medicines
in the form Of Two powders only double the poage
with full Prned diIsctons for converting them into the Tne
When 10th use5 their effect is wonderful in removing
All reIaanes must be paid and directed De Launey
u Grey, New York.
Information Of delicate and interesting nature which can
be inserted 10 puolc advertisement accompanies each bot
powder These medicines should meyer be used by preg
Tor their exciting nature wona be habe 10 pro
duce abortion. r. -. A.,
.,n and II Duane streets New YORK p imdS<we sc
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MEDICAL AID-DOCTOR COOPER. IA Duane street.
NL tween Chatham and William takeS this method
Of inf ng citizens and that he has for the last t
Year, confined his practice solely to the treatment
Mercura and other diseases of delicate nature Although
By portion Of the medical profession as specie
the advantage the victims Of venerea disease
1erve from regularly educated physician devonE his etten
ton particular branch Of the profession must be apparent
Do employ surgeon to amputate limb Ito an ocu
list disease Of the Ito dentist for operation ON the
eeh land noted for the cure Of Syphilis when
perfect in this branch because they only
practice it. DR. Cooper spent in ceebraedLock Hos
M and has for enjoyed the most extensive practice
in this way of medical New York Hecan cure
aggravated Of Syphilis and mild care AWE sved
two to live days The Dr. neg1ty :adeated physician arc
"a e speriomcd deplorbls witness Of the cases
that to the Dr. where the disease has been
into the by auachs break out again in the form Of
.pc and ucs on II: body in IN JOINT sore
cure make no charge.
STRICTURE.-DI Cooper has dlseoyered Z lew nstnod
by which he the worst form Of Structure IN from one
weeks with scarcely pain the patient Ttatoa
Of the ureh gland Of the neck Of the bladder
sometimes mistaken for Structure By general pacnoone
0 Cc66Nss1TfiTuTIoNAL DEBILITY. sometime. called g.
Young men This H. where too freely ndaged in the greatest
evil be for begets disease Of the heart con-
SUMPTION dype emacaon Of the Frame and finally ends
complete diecy DR.. Cooper will effect radical cure IN
such and restore the constitution to its original vgoand
that mild and simple Of medicine cure waranp
ID in charge Post paid letters descpns
complaint and enclosing a. attended TO- Patients attended in
nsnbe "a Duans betweea William sad Chatham st.
m
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

MOTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. well known %
- the victims Of Syphtc disease the most successful
this destructive aud almost unmanaseable maady is still TO Be
found the old Office which he has occupied Tor the last ten
The public and large portion OF medical men In gene
practice IDEA that all advertising Docton quacks
ignorant uneducatea charasns that qaacks de-
Medical qusckery consists IN man holding himself orth
skilled in the healing art without having OF al
thorty practice, without general medicai nomation
Physic and Suery-that knowledge Of general
dxease superior three Of your general fhycIans
land that skill the treatment and proper
every variety Of veneea Di.ssis including tns nffs s
shra, peeminen We have confined our practice TO the
all private and delicate complaints for ten years
We 500 patients year, our patients are not
ony from every part Of the United States but they come 70 US
under the time and week passes without
physicians the city and from the country coming 10 consult
their PATIENTS sending us their patients LOT our
,drce We dscouunanee quackery in any foTm and there
fore take this method informing strangers and the
where they pd physician hled IN the
of their disease Every undertake we cpe or make no
charge No matter how long you may have Geet Sctue
Ulcers upon the body in the throat pains IN the
head bones Of the les will and your
case is durable at all.
Weakness, Impotency is disease so com.
pcaed hat the treatment adopet by the great
majority Of physicians highly injurious instead nf sautay
Wehave paid much the treatment Of this ady,
continuing part Of practice Many an uniortnnate VIC
tim OF this has experienced the beaeht oil our
utary treatment dyspepsia weakness 81 the limbs and small
Of the back, confusion Of intellect fogeulness papitaon Of
tbs heart society," and inability to look man IN
the face oily symptoms of this complaint our dec
followed weRuarntee cure tost paid letters, Win
st.enent o. case, containing for advre attended, TO-
We speak Yourselves physician and poI ng 81 The
Chatham street. ms lm~ec
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TO MARRIED LADIES',

MADAME Hf.SI ILL TNE Nv SrIAsNys
w Those Powder have been universally adopted
Europe but France particular for upwards thirty years
we'll as by Thousands this country AZ being pe only mld
safe and sacous remedy married ladies' whose health for.
bids a rapid increase OF family. -.
The results their adopea to the happiuess n: health.
ray the life Of aectionate wife and fond moth
are too touch within the limits Of an
ent-csuks which affect only the present well being 81
parents bu the future happiness oil their onspne not
but well known that the families OF the married oen E
beyond the happiness those who gave them tn 9uo
dictated In how instances does the hard working ia
and especially the mother Of poor family remain saves
throughout their ve tuggng at the oar OF aoo
enjoyed comfort and comparative aueuce and care and to
weighed down the and at last BROKEN the hath OF
the father how often is the widow left unsbi with the most
vuous intentions, her fatherless offspring IRON pr
coming degraded objects fchartyor pogate voares Of
Even though competence and plenty smile hog oenI
ss the days OF the kind husband and father
10 beholdng emsciaed form and declining health oil the
companion his BOSOM she had reached the age 81
sinking into ts h Se aI.
Gearing attentions and watchfa socitude, which mother
besto unequerty at tame when least able 20
support the heartrending aiction Is Il eeslrao,e tnen
themselves the well beng OF their
when simple easy, healthy and certain remedy WITHIN our
oatrol The advertiser feeling the Importance oil tins subject
and estimating the vast benefits resulting 70 houan9s by lne
the attention the marned its consideration Is mol ws
and which are subject by simple
and healthy means within control Every dspassloaae
yirtuous aud enghened mind will unhesatiugy swcr
the Affirmative.
Price five dollars PACKAGE accompanied with full aud par
All lctters must paid and addressed 70 boz
bours from A. H. TO T. NJ Bostsn oios. No Essex IT.
2nE m
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 3oth is44
$500 'is:I 'S;$G
'i;'E; fSs'
ss S%
bco hi, face which produced vertigo arrangement aud
5 % IT, Sa s'
me- n @s for ordinary
rhe effects ofhe ealomel sons system were ,uch as to
Psas s% s%.y
% a C % s 5 al
sy the been smovs pc had gpH r h
10 business dennged confused and distressed
him. aoSsppy his
my son had become subject after the Doctor had destroyed
Or BIS arms by hs t'e RSeG
VOLS psss AssonI,S% S %so%oaisum that PHI Of rs
@ ' s wG S% adj rS
81 %S. by s pSs S .sy whs IA. al to hs
P.sd 3 .a s q r. most mos,
s T. H. Ss he os" s Se''
not s msSs that there was particle so Of the sno4saea
noS sy
perfect his had bts9 sos
%::y sS.
might assistance and safety IN time oil mentu
and bodily suffering. BY Dr. Thomson son was restored
to better heatn weeks than all the benefit ne had
believe that my John H. Miller surrounded a. ne now u
health at home with his little family group ~ the mos,
them all ofus his relatives and friends abundant reason TO
rejoice Reference character and rediby-Lawence
Kees aud Allison Post Druggists Maiden lane ana Noah
Norris 26a Eighteenth street and all the nhapan OF Essex
'pssSs B. by v h: sS asS January 1884,
svwALLAcE CONE, cGImi..i0n nee. q Deeds,
.I,: e. sss ssa 10 lI:9 ps Nom sS:. ''' III iS..s
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MORE PROOF THAT
CONSUMPTION rs DURABLE.

A REMARkABLE SAsE NOW EIRsT ma, MApE I pYR.
had been fsI,y Which
OF her lungs prod cling violent and harasrx coagn
s s.sda.! %SsS II
"s'' S.:
sss aug IN tie
1 'yss br ii which followed Sssi%x
aySss a best s
esse Of and believed that her case was
he reach any remedy Many times have thought she
"Sw Se.sed WITH Last a
s% %s s
Of Peter sry kr hickman We went to see him. and he
wSad Pet s ae., we soaa
imam s w s 81
taken .evers bottles sne appeared TO be wore i poeuces
sI%sn who urged to ps.evss Ara via
h Ss n Of
Tn. continued for fey days aud ten ceased and we now
The syrup now produced an Undesirable sensation her
..S 81. IN. ass se ss % &.
pc! and Dasog it 70 ,, ad A :s I
s and
Of y.ow %a Ter As soon ?. m. hr cough
md consisted Of se yellow matter !. few DAY; a. srp
hope mingled with joy e her. was prospects Of her 1sco
she feeble
having be carried to bed om another Her appetite re-
uyoed and he felt she had bee, translated ntoa lew eSs
IL about three this since she began TO 20
bou the house, aud this time remains entirely FIRE hom
disee Of the lungs and cannot md wordf %
20 is
OF who the grave and whose loss
would have been reable to After she was about te
lind an her far beyond expectations Many
her cure wss naculous Mrs Tucker particularly
esirpu that afflicted with consumpou OF hiv,pR
verbally aud she believes she convince them that
chencxs Pumonc Syrup the best an only remedy ever
consumption and has thus conferred bless
inss upon her and Others which ~ Sthsr remedy eSqd
Jersey City, JAN 90 1914 No. 43 YORK ST. Jersey City.
Mem jersey, Hudson County. IS.
Personally appeared b.foe subscriber Mayor OF JeI-
City, Eprsm Tucke who oeng by duly sworn accord
TO law his oath did depoe and that the facts
stated and BY him subscribed in relation the cure elected oS
PTE 6insf ey City,
Jersey City, January 49, lsii.
Jersey City. January 30. 1874.
Dear SrNrs Ephriam Tucker is rcr.onaly known TO me
and believe her statement worthy OF all ceelt
the signature Of her husband know shs was yeiy "
now sle seems in the enjoyment OF comtor,eoe h o"'
AA' '' JERSEY City
Prepared by H. Schenck and for sale az his principal OH
cc No % South Sixth door below the corner
Ch.s,nut and at his Laboratory I21 Race ST. Philadelphia
Also for sale al No to15 Couandt street. door below
the or street. New York. the only place
The city where the genuine can be had
Also for sale &C. Coh street, Boston, and BROADWAY
stovs oss' are exclusively f hi 3ls e Gylm0n
'y msi ,m.s " ~
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FOR THE PILES

the i0wag interesting Case and IsmaIass cure o.
" Piles MIR j. Bowman distinguished archtRct, resi-
ding Broadway has been afflicted with Piles for "a YEAR, ne
consulted me about three sonth. nc M tongue wa,
pale angud complains. OF pain the kdn great r.
rtlton and weight the lower section OF the bowels
attended with pile much ahamed at tunes az 70
produce intense san a. ohsI times 'evs h
uscs Of the back from the irritation hd "a
with sch culty that he could walk his sep was fees.
and in6rm I'd expended more han five hue ded dpllas IN
lief lie now rely cured having LAX only three boxes
my PILE travelled than two tn 'usand
miles since ana fee return Of the complaint IS a. wei
10 that nesrmable remedy Dr. UPHAMs PILE ELEcruAKY
nal remedy 1t sold by the proprietor, at his Ohcs
Remember 1876 Bowey III lmd&w"ec
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DOCTOR JORDAN'S PRIVATE SPECIFIC
PACKAGES

TOR THE CURE Of delses. offer advantages not
L possessed bv any other advertised remedy TO wit:
They thing for internal and
nal 3D. appropriate reaedi for every symptom 3d
They by the Monitor teats upon secret
rn,ss with fall directions advice 4th. This patient e
fcts and without cossaltaon or
exposure 9TH. One effects but in case
other they supplied wthoS. ch,I.s
And lastly the Monor points out the only mods d
prevention 49, ~, .,,
ness &c No g. for YeneeM dseaAes all its stages NO s.,
for Fiuor Aihus, or Whites. -, -.
The Monitor alone so The pacsges complete -
each. Securely forwarded to post paid remlttauces 80
Sold only Drag Store 20 Primes st., corner oil Naon a
few doors e.st of Nib o's.
B. Private enr nee cox Mario, street, continuation OF
Centre where Dr. Jordan may be con6denaly consulted
f28 im*ec
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MADAME REsTEhL,

.VxtueHS"s
wich street. between Couandr aud Liberty srects whef'
can be with the srctess confidence on COW
rlaiuts incident to the female frame: -
Madame Rsstes sypersnce and knowl:dgs me esas
&c Is such require few dnys TO effect perfect cure
Ladies desiring pros medical attendance daring commences
N other ludisposon will he accommodated DUNG sa'
time, with private and respectable board.
Preventive Fowders, TO- married ladies' whose aecs!c Of
srccsrious health fobils rapid Of family, Will p
sent by nail to any part United States Price
All letters lpestpad addressed 70 box sS new fcfss
B0stou Office, No. ksscy street" -.
oct OF tn. city whose health would admit Of travelling,
she would devote her pscral sttendance upca them u
paYt Of the Ueissd Caves within reasonable d,strcs
"a ma