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More DIetiitations.

Woe untoyou Scribes and Pharisees Hypccrites for
ye make clean the outside of the cup and OF platter but
within they full OF extortion and sxcesso-St Nat
MeD's Gospel, XIII. 25.
friend, our attention was attracted by Waterman
following young woman, whose department evnc-
ed nothing rendering her liable to the suspicion of
being prostitute. She made civil reply to some
morals, and passed on. In answerto remark which
we had the temerity to make on the subject, the
Waterman replied, that 1t was only required that
above text of Scripture Immediately occurred to me,
andI thought it might perhaps serve, ALSO to edify
the grave and reverend signors, who govern our
city, SO wishing them good morning. I remain,
A QUIET OBSERVER.
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Common PIens-In Chambers.


Auousr 27.-Habeas Corpus James Mclaughlin, u. s.
A. who claimed be discharged on the ground of having
enlisted while under age again appeared being brought
up under writ OF haboas corpus and applied to postpone
the investigation in his case which acceded to by the
Court.
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Mass MEETINGS. affairs are the "rage'
just now There is to be held blythe democrats at
Trenton, N j., on the 9Th Of September, and one
by the wings at Taunton, Mass, on the 10th.
Daniel Webster is to preside at the latter.
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MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA Samuel Badger is the
democratic candidate.
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GAMBLERs.-We are constantly receiving COM
munlcatons relative TO- gambling, and its progress
in this city Does Mayor Harper intend to include
reform in this vice in his list Of other reforms
Where is the reformed gambler, Green?
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NOMINATION. Edward Joy Morris is the whie
nominee for Congress from the First District Of
Pennsylvania.
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PALMo's OPERA HousE.-Dr. Lardner's enter
tanments are now given every evening, and not al
has generally been understood on alternate nights
large audience attends every evening, and the
optical exhibition is itself well worth attending, in
dependently of the lecture.
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MAILS FOR EuRorE.-The steamship Acadia will
leave Boston next Sunday for Halifax and Liver
pool Her letter bags will close in this city on
Saturday afternoon.
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CANDIDATE DEAD.-Judge Patrick jack. VINO
died. few days SINCE at Galveston Of yellow few n was
Of the candidates for the Vice Presidency Of the he
public.
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FuGIrlvE SLAvE.-A man passed through this
town on Friday Of last week. with sitive female slave
which he had recovered where above here we nave
not learned where.-Nashua Telegraph.
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DIED OF HIS WOUNDS Halleck, the man
who injured the Long Island Railroad lew days
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IMMORTALITY newspapers in Rhode
Island are daily dressed in mourning for the i'm
prlsonment of Gov. Dorr.
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MORE PRIVATE MAILs.--It is stated in Cincln-
natl paper that arrangements making to extend the
system OF Private Mails between New York. Cincinnati
and ST. Louis.
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FrIeHruL.-lt is said that young lady fell from
near Table Rock, Niagara Falls, on the oath inst.
What dreadful death
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The CUTTERS .-When is the trial 81 speed be-
tween the new cutters Lagare and Spencer to take
place.
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This monster affair came of at Albany yester-
day. Our unequalled corps Of reporters were
on the spot, and we shall, therefore, give full
report Of its proceedings, including MIR. Webster's
great speech the occasion, which will be issued
at the earliest moment
This is looked upon the great wing effort to
carry New York in November.
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MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.--Another accident
occurred at Williamsburg, on Monday night, from
the use OF camphene lamp. The lamp was ever
turned in some way, and the wife and child Of
Were SO severely burnt that they are not expected
to live. Two young girls in the house were also
badly injured. Great caution should be exer-
cised In using these camphene lamps.
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90 IT IS THE FATE OF GENIUS TO SUFFER

90 1T IS THE FATE OF GENIUS TO SUFFER
sarorius Columbus and host of others; but it is emf
nently with Dr. Felix Gouraud. Than him no scien-
tfc man has ever been greater bsneactor TO me LADIES'
yet he has lived to the rewards which are Justly his
dueudey snatched from his hand Thus no sooner does
he succeed in manufacturing INDICATED sO ,Af
sunburn saowness letter. and all othe erupions ofthc
human skin, than his invention Is pon need upon py
swindlers whose audaciy exceled only ~ tner gno
rance and vugarity and whose sole aim IN living ap.
pears to be longing for the almighty doA ai. ne
ignorant preenders then not only make soap ahs:
Dr. G.s but absolutely sometimes copy hi' iapeis
and advertisements.
ouRAuD PoupnE SUBTLE for eradicating super. lou:
hair from the skin; Grecian Hair Dye fol- changing ed
grey hair beautiful brown black; LIeuID RoUch
for giving splendid rosy tnge to the cheek and his
Blanc dEpagne for impartng TO the complexion an ala
baster whiteness-have all been counterfeted by the
same matchess wreches Be careful therefore, to pur
chase only at DR. Gouraud Depot 81 Walker street, first
And TIA Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Milk street,
Middleton Bull Hsrtisrd Myers, New Haven, Cowles'
Springfield; Green Co., Worcester; Towsey, Roches
ter; Pearce sanwix Hall; Albany; Backus Bull,
Troy, sorrs, Hudson Gray, Poughkeepsie and all coun
try druggists.
n5- CoNNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The great healing ointment for all burns always allaying
the pain and extracting the fire in incredible short
time after its application Upon being applied to Ecrofn
lous sores ebstinate bies il Immediately dis
charge of all the impure matter and then heals them If
applied to broken limbs they heal without pain
Eyes that have been named for years it is
sureto cure BY 1t naammations stopped, dwellings
suouueu, Hnu mOttlHcatlOns pfeventeu. livery
species Of both old and new and bles humors
Of any description are cured by 1t Hundreds and thou
sands in this city in all parts of the Union wherever
this salve has been used stand ready to testify to its
magical effect in removing all pain from any Sore and al
ways healing in incredible short time. Physicians
generally are solicited to IT. Several in this city al
ready prescribe ii in all Of burns 1t will he given
the poor and suffering Sold at 81 Courandt street
lz- COMsTOCK's sARSAPARILLA FOR ALL I'M
pufes Of the blood pmpes or humors the face,
iuous diseases and bilious affections Sold at 81 Court
land street. Price 90 cents per bottle or 81 per dozen
a5- CONSTITUTIONAL. DEBILITY CURED.--ILa
ccnic Mixture prepared BY the College oil Medicine AID
hsrmncy of the city Of New York, confidently
commended for all ceses ofdetuy produced by secret
iulgencc excess OF sny kind. II invaluable rene
y Tor impotence, steriJ Dafrenness (uniess depend
ing on NAL formationl
Single bottles 81 each cnbas hall dozen %; cars
ally packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
Office Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy Is.
yassau street. W.e. RlCHARDsON, M. D., Agent
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been favored with the following extract Of letter
received in this city dated this morning Yesterday,
about o'clock we experienced the most severe and do
that known here by the Oldest person living
destroying and cutting down vegetation efectually
would the with his scythe and the window glass
which exposed to the fury Of the storm but very
little obstruction to the course Of the hastones, some
which measured were six inches ia circumference and
that too half hour after they had fallen. Some
measured BY other persons which were nine inches.
The quantity of rain which fell during the storm which
did not exceed thirty minutes II inch. The hail
storm did not last more than fifteen minutes The amount
Of damage done by the way of broken glass to myself and
the company 10 little more than 400 lights. Fortunate.
ly OF the houses had blinds that secured the glass;
and only about 1900 broken in all the villageBos
ton Transcript Aug. %.
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GREAT BANK CAsE.-The great case OF the Bank
OF the United States, against Col, Andrew Beirne,
gen. nov of New York) involving some $3.50 00O has
been decided in Col Bernes favor by special Court Of
Appeals at Lewisburg. The Special Court OF Appeal
in the Judgment awarded Richmond Compiler, Aug 80
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to a comparative table.
,puLAn VorE ron TEN YEARs.

In this we lind not only most extraordinary
progressive increase in the popular vote Of the
Union, but tremendous fluctuations in the wing
vote in the face and eyes Of remarkably steady
increase in that of the democrats 1t is, however,
as clear the at MONDAY, that the wings have
the majority in the country, and can always carry
whatever point they please, provided they be
united. But with them all hangs the quantity
of enthusiasm their leaders offer as an inducement
to move in an election. Three-fourths Of the party
are composed Of the young men of the country, and
they must have excitement, or they will let the
elections go by default.
1t appears from all the various elements floating
about, however, that notwithstanding all these ac
curate deductions the contest is likely to be close
one. In thirteen States the democrats have appa-
rently wiped 10000 votes off the wing slate, and
they have, therefore, to use the sponge pretty
freely to equalIze, even the strength of tho two
great parties in the nation. 1t seems almost lmpos
sbe for them to do so, but few short weeks will
tell. The chances are decidedly in favor of Clay,
and unless the Texas feeling is more powerful
than imagine it to be- he will probably be elect
ed. But Time, the great regulator Of election re-
turns, will soon settle this point, and to Time we
thankfully leave the whole matter. In the mean
time let both parties roll up their sleeves 60 to
work, and let us see what they can do.
COMING ELECTIONS. the Sd proximo Vermont
has her State election. Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, members of the Legislature, and men,
bers of Congress are to be elected. An U. S.
Senator is to be chosen in place of Samuel 8.
Phelps. There is not much doubt of the election
Of nearly or quite all wings to Congress, and
wing majority in both branches Of the Legislature
In flor he he
Maine takes place. There, too, Governor and
Legislature is to be elected, which choosesan u S.
Senator in the place Of John Fairfield. That being
strong democratic state, the wings will make
desperate effort to do something
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ny- COMSTOCK'S SARSAPARILLA FOR ALL IN
puIes of the blood pimples humors the face
iulous diseases and bilious affections Sold at 81 Court
andt street. Price 90 cents per bottle or 81 per dozen.
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Cry AFFAIRS uHcbMMon CousolL---The Boards
have met after months recess; and, it appears.
that the Comptroller is now completely out Of
funds, while no lees than SIX months appropriation
has been spent in the short space Of three months
Let us look into this WEB
II is an ascertaned fact that the present Board
are spending over eighty per cent more than any
Of the former Common Councils. The single item
for outdoor relief in the Aims House during the
month OF July, as reported, shows wasteful and
extravagant expenditure such as never before ap-
peared upon the records Of the city books and the
officers in many parts Of the city are actually
doubled. The fact is, that the hordes OF unneces-
sary officials that have been CHARTERED on the COM
munity during the last three months, have swallow
ed up nearly all the appropriations, and has render
ed it necessary for the Comptroller to ask for the
enormous additional appropriation Of $77, S57 The
Comptroler's communication was accompanied
with an ordinance, which was adopted, appropri-
- - TN
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In Chancery.

SOUTHERN MAn.-Nothing south OF Richmond
yesterday.
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Dr. TayIoF's
BalSam of LiVeTW0rt.

Fsr he euEs q courhs, celds. C1larrh,
Aslhma. WA00ping Goagh. Bronehi-
lis. Eser Camplsinl. aad ell AZ eiions
fthe Threat and Lungs.
sfslsIs remedy y inssiasbis and unegasllef.
- Il . PsTsly seg-aasir aad high'y unediri-
sat aid sad featls d ~ q ca upsa he syf.
ten. and b-lHE senHslf f.es 1fam a. m.assal
prodpsls. ~ maay solasily iessrt sat dIsss-
"a. is perfectly sac. a. uell a sassasfy. fIsn'
. knesledse ella pEops.isss. aad tbs = ed. :.
"a sneress which has allended i. rEra - ID
g % and sfaFataisd tnss. tsr nsssiy Zen
years. d1-iag shirh 4 las bees 10 Csc. he
PropFieioI fees 10 hesilanry = laiE.darane 4.
sad Recommending i q ~ go nafosianaitiy
may have scrssioa 10 fesasi 20 sane mFaas 81
rerOyey. PhysiciaRs al nbilsaseu'lv use
inthels prartice. aud aa'h Tie Msd'ral fafnl
~ generally. Il has mi uIih peeh nlOFe lhsE
ordinary apProbaiioa,
ceTii6rales aed Ieslimoaisls eonid be foe.
nished ~ abuadance fnnm The highesi and mos:
respectable soarres. a persons who eiihfi
have beea greatly p hetrd,by 4. OF eHlifriy re-
coveted from sliss Iions 81 the Lurgs and L
ver. bsl ne inserl oaly che fo'iosi.g.
CONSUMPTION axp RAISING or BLOOD
CURED.
thereby certify that last August, ! VAS al
lacked sah sia.eai and prufsss hemorFhsee
irsm the Langs, severe eoagh. vslh the rxPe' /:
toHstioa a NAH mnco0s pa'a % the hesf,
soreress 10 The chest, and other distressing
synpi.mI h..uehi hoH'f Of DF TaY.aIs
Balsan Of I.verwori from SIS BoweTy, whifl
nader the blessings ofPTUyiJense, gave me i'm
MEDIATE selirf. It's f.-rt has bern Eurh 70 NY
case, thai ca a0l lea highly pfsse u.
CHARLES L SMITH.
Anii 8 1888. l53 rillrry street. Br'"kiyn.
For rosnman Cold and Cough, tbs Is one
o.the sesy best remedies ever discovered.
b There - . psrions and eoanisrlril ar
tile sHsat. and lately istrodrerd iaio this
place. Therefore Ne ra,r;al 20 get lhe eenu-
inc Ishieh u from s7s Baweiy. n. Y.
"a A Fresh Supply nf ihes above
Medicine just received and FOL. sale at
THIS OFFICE.
SNoyember II. ST.
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one Of
a The most ancient and wealthy fami-
lies af This city, New York. who mus;
be well known 10 numerous friends, hay-
ing since the year 1914 up TO recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined 10 his bed, has been resior-
ed to good healill--has regained his natu-
raj erec, posiiion--and has Quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe This is The genileman's own de-
scriplion as near as possible, and there is
no exaggesaiIoE in il. We will give in.
quircrs his address, and donbt not his hu-
name feelings will excuse the liberty; 50
that any one doubling may know these
facts--though he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other SINH.
lar instances, DIR. James q. ReyGslds,
lIlChrysiie-street, has been restored, and
will give personal assurances Of the facts
of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been dones 49,.
AxswRR--l,y the INDIAN VEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally and IIEWES'
NERVE AND BONE IINltfENT ex.
ternally, from Comstock a. Co.
m For sale Ia Ililisborou.h by u. Heart;
in 0x'drd h. George +. 1asioi; IN e ,cmsbo
rough hy j. & Il. s!oan-ouly agents
February o.: ca
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leather Restorer,
ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know. iha, skins ana
~ hides are converted into leather BY
the use Of Tannin extracted from certain
banks, &c.
When the force and strength OF the
rannin is worn out. leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle. cracked. covered with
crust, Dc. This all know. 10 restore
then life, sofiness, moistness, strength,
smoolhness. and remove oil crust, fy, or
blisier-resiore the tannin. This sub.
stance the leather never can receive the
second time; but the whole virtues Of il
are in this article. the OIL OF TANNfN
which penetraies the siiiIest and hard
est leather, il il has been twenty years in
use; and ifit tears easily with the fingers,
!. imparts Al once a strength that is utter.
ly incredible until seen. IL becomes iLs
ner leather, in all respects, with De.
l'gh,sul soiiness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and psgsetiy imItrri.
Gus 10 water particularly boots, shots.
carriagc-,ops. harness, hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has, and at least doubling il wear
and durability, in whatever manner ihe
leather is used These are facts.
Those WIN will may wear old shoes.
groan with corns. ride with old carriage
ioPs-have Old harness. and throw them
away half used-lock El,hy themselves.
and all about ihem-expend double what
is necessary for articles OF leather, 10 their
hearts content. if their prejudices aIe SO
strong ihes will not try a new discovery.
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
10 None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature OF Comstock & Co.
Up For sale IN ,iilishorcugh, N C., by D.
Heart; in Oxford, BY Geersn .. Ta,iot 10
Grseasboronei,. By. 8 q, sioan--oniY sgelfs.
| February - 6a-
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Fresh Medicines,

. SAAA &&&SNt&6&AAS1t
q Fresh Supply Of K0LMSrOCK'S
yEMlFUGE, so Justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children, has just been re-
ceived by The subscriber. The general
abstraction il has given 10 those who have
tried il, warrants him in recommending
il TO all;whoEhave children afflicted with
those distressing symp oms Fhiih iadi-
cate the,presence Of Worms.
lie has also received fresh supply ,f
Bartholomew Pink Expectorant Syrup,
Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Ex,racior-at reduced pri.
ces,
Lin's Strengthening Plasters,
Balm of Columbia,
Roach and Bed bug Bane,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Baseman's Drops.
French Corn plasters. ..
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Ilewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve ant
Bone Imminent,
And small supply Of excellent Ink Pow.
der.
For further particulars sec other adyer
tisements:;
D.. uEARrT,s.qgent.
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IMPROVED QUALITY. AND HALF PRICE.
COMST0CK e. co.'s
G Heentratcd Compound Fluid
Extract of SarSaparilla

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofnla. Chronic Rhuernailsm. General
Debility, Cusneous Diseases. Tettr,
Sca'y Erurtons OF The skin. Plmrles or
Pusiu'es on The Fare. Mercuriol and Sy
phlloid Disc asses. Bllrs. from an impuIe
habi, of body. Ulcera,iUns OF the Thrr al
and Leg. Liver Affections, Pains and
Sw. lungs OF the Bones, and all Diseases
arising f'om an impure state OF The Bl"rd.
Exposures and Ia trudences in Life, Ex.
"essv- Use Of Mercury, &c.
The great popularity tf Sarssrarils,
and It's established 4. flieacy, render IT su.
peraunus To enter int, any ercun.ium of
l.s SIR ues. or sdduce any ev'deice in iis
lsver.
The Sarsapar,l'a. is warranted positive
~ az good a. any other tia, csn be m de
al One D'llsr. al jusi hall the price oI
those so much advertised. and rs strong
aud in as large bottles. viz:-
Fifty Cents per bottle, or -Four
Dollars per Dozen
This article has rured ScroIuis OF SO
vear., after the Dollar articles bad been
used IN vain.
10 be had Of the agents cf ComsiorL
and Co. only. throughout The reunuy. ia
New York oriy At 81. Cor,lsnd, Street.
TUE REASON.
Some people are fuolish enough to be.
l'ese 'ha, We cannot slTord g. make a,
good an article oi Sar.aparillA Exu.c
and sell u Tor 50 cents Ter botile o, 81
rer dozen. as 81. It! crs tina, Fell for luz
double tfa' moLey. The sin pie fact .,
ihi-, ard all will NV be convinced
While FfUe Hundred collars 10 squsnd, =
ed BY others 10 column or two oi adser
tisemrnts. We do no'srend Flee. There
FIRE we make the public pay bu, half al
much for as good OF beiter srIcle as All,
one else, and yet make as much il NJ
more prof th,n t'ey, Tie real cots il
! making the article is probably more thai
THERE. az We use nothing but the Jes
S.rsara,illa Root. &c. Aud We are foil,
con sinced that We v i'll cell iliue bottles
10 one e The dollar priced hunles. wlel
+ lhepublic know wha, We charge for il. Al
lis Writes are such AZ no, 10 rrQui.s bali
new spsprr to sustain i,s IepL.s,tpn.
| Inquire est,rays for Comsfock !. CO.
Sarsopariiia, al Fifty cents, andhare n,
! other. .st
For sale hv
ID. IlEiRTr, Iiill.borough.
marsh 81. IT
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skBE LIE nsla i.ss lsss bssa nat. "a -.
> erSs - ain.osl sseIg esarass = ; l.,sa -.
Aiss Al lasAir. 49, a~s kaElms1s as ilsra "a.
vissuis. = al ih<ir = a. sfilkA ssh sslsaes.,,
bslli.us ssd sra Le-darhr. pan snd a..
pFsssion ailss ~ ala. glddlnsss. 1lxnltss,.
silsning Hoise 10 the bead md sfs. dlsa.
slness, lssslbuln, loss 81 srptuae, go
xn.ssns. A.. they arc ara nos iceasG a h 80.
N saprrlsr @ anF fhinG sFer h k.rs sgsnS
a. ths pshllr, sn1 lsr t1lsr q fnIl lsiSl. IN
49,, fbey Aiil prove inssisakie nki,s a. /.
seaefai lsmEy apen3ni. So rlaksf ssr, a.,
ranagl l.il 10 sassfs ths snissls1i sai.sl.s.
fioa.
Tia elirasy q ihe Lie tia snS Plea,
Bnlen u mosl crltsln, u frteh saea a. IL
attack Of fever. innssnxs. n.ssslss, so,s
throat. recent selts. wsih rossh. sn6 Ell.
e. inHan mastery DISORDERS. In rlssaa.
lism and eLoFie complains ihsy haze also
performed the most extraordinary eurss, slsn
nsed vita psssetdsnee.
sinss the Get inlsodpesion % D.. M,e.i,,
life MediriLes 10 his fslluw eIliaens. o.,
have 10 eysEy case, Tally naiaisinsd lLs ~
rharaeieT ~ y 90 weil deserved. Pslienis 80.
had Cor yesrs drawn % Q mi,e able sristenr,
and ulsay who had lesi iks pss u llss,s Ina. 4,
sfhenmallsH aud kssliysas. lave keen fs.se,ss
10 hexih. slrrnglh End esmfarl. aflsf ali II.
ssual relaedies lad beta foasd ssslsa. n.
Isaanishine and almost mirsssIous sfxta.
have also brra experienced. 10 she cure N
iHfrssEs aud rkssmsfis pains 81 she lssl al
lfaef, przIyiis sfsefisas. soniT1slsd aad Il a
Ilalnls. slsplnisr rseliinss. pains 81 lhe eh,,,
sad beass eLrsHis rhsuasiisR. rslpiisiis. n
iLs ksal. sigieHii rapiSsfisn. 3s.
Bat Il . Unnecessary To ennmefsie the ma.
Iny essrs "a shieh these parely vegetable "a.
Idlriaes have been sue,sssfnl; hsl lei = 4.
Iquirs Why are they 80 universal in her
Bss,sss il.y. PURIFY THE BLOOD. ana
Thus rsaVvy all tsuse u distsss in the sys.
Item.
Because :hey al paxsrFslly spDa ihe ser,e.
Iiioas efihs. body. and remove all ,apuri,i,s .,
lonee
Because ihsy DO m, rsdues the sysiem. bu,
iasiRerale il thusifs qsifinF 90 lsssIains In. \,
Ipleasufe or Business turing iheil sleFsiio1.
Complaints srisine fr"m yitisild state 81
the blood are easily sshdued By The pos eslsl
Ieiirary Of ihcse miid aad ssl.tary nseciein,s,
Ito those sho are oblieei' i,.irsssl, OF 10 iaI q
Imedieiae uiih,utY interruption tfLu sinets, tie
Life Medrints are peculiarly ustful. By mild
and ssie epeniioa. they strike 81 tie root 81
disrssr, end qaiskIy essdssie u. tLsfeL,rts
sen,ihglhe fatal ,iIe,ts 70 whi.h ih.ulsnds
are victims.
Said sholrss'e and SetsiIby..Dr. WI. EsE
"a, 3T5 Broadway, New iosk.
| 70 sale also hy
d. HEARTT. agmi.
febusry,i. g.