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rI,nE Married WOW Ans PRIvArExEprcAL COW

TIVE MARRIED wuMtN's PRIvATEsEDfcALC COW
Ianob by DR. A. NJ. Maurc esu rrfess,r OF Dseasas of
Won,n. sish edi;,r. smc., ~. go. Price 81. 5000
tsrs,s sold IN sir months.
Years cftuferirg physical and mental gush 20
pfecorste wife, and recunsry suties the husband
might have been sTar.d thouards would have
iytd cmeerce; thousands broken IN health would
have eroyed it hui oret the been still ve
~ timely possession Of this work.
IL intended T,cially for the married or those ccnten-
Istinr marirge IL discoscs important secrets witch
Should he known 20 fhtn particularly.
To losc health Goes permit Of increase Of IA
mily. " u 81 e. preisl importance
Here also every femao-the wife, the mother the
either huddirr the In the decline
IN whom conemplstes an w portsnt cHnce-
dstoverthe ard the mnst ecsnt
ots sud mode Ofssre, in every complaint TO
With her Is subject.
ror sale AZ 222 rrcaa and the Polishing Gee l1
INsrty street, n. VI l,tse Co.. Alhanyi w. r. Davis
Bostor " pet.rsop. s. thss'ru street. Phaislphia
iiiarn Taylor Co. Baltimore; J. H. Roaconi, New Or
leans J. n. CuhhsGge, Savannah.
On he receipt Of 81. cry will be transmitted BY mall
free ~ rostac 70 part cfite Inited states Al letters
must he addressed rest paid. to Dr. A. NJ kaurissan Box
I,s24 New Nork city. once l2s Liberty street.
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(ASTIE GARDEN-IHE SUMNER FETES TRI-
~ plant Tickets cents. Attractions doubled
eoton from the celebrated French Italian Operas
performed by of the Grandest Orcheas ever
this city consisting of forty the
talent led by Max Narezek and George Loder Herr Stoep
the Xyloeordeont; Nile. Loyarney Miss Caroline Hiner
Mr. Stephen Leach Attractions varied night Tickets
20
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BROADWAY THEATRE.-rHE PUBLIC ARE RE-
speetuy informed that the series OF Grand Magical
sorees VI the Great Necromaneer MACALLISTEk, will
commence at the above splendid establishment Monday
Evening July 9th RAD The fatigue
weeks and preparations necessary
tie coming entertain meDts rendering imperative
and Mrs Nc Aliser should appear then n B.
full Particulars in future bills The Theatre will be closed
un til Monday evening
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LIRsT SHIP FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND the GOLD
gots the hne ccuter Fastened aud newly coTpsiei
PACKET tort Phens Captain swain having all her freight
stores board will clear this day, aud positively sail
Monday morning July 9Th. Can accommodate few cabin
bertbs IN the cabin The
ifhas lions Tor u those OF
California, aud passengers ceain Of going
ithtut delay Apply TO the Captain board
Wv u. h II. FOWLER " West street.
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SPORTING.

TWoDAYs TRorTING, 9TH AND 10TH OF JULY
II, UTS t ScqTs q Rs
July 9TH at 81 o'clock, viii come od purse for sc
SdS nysn no s%y S II;
SSG su sASe Mate sT Nae ss &
astenls6ed oil sporting men etms ade first heat 25a
5say July i s paaiS heats Sas TS TO s y
Ole John ehrdei enters Dr. G. Mae D. Bryan. enters M
ears trots will south ferry Brooklyn at and
stand and B. isfs' 1s a3sS
I ,ADY suTToM.-7rnIs BEAUTIFUL LITTLE rRor-
s one Ss s"y s
close the estate Of her owner Harvey White
ady sutton is well known the public
' "Ss e ss made ON e sn sn s e
ranted sound and kind
' Friday S.Sas'1f Ss:sfs $685.
I'LL sS
'''A ''''' Time, ss, aS S. aS7 as, s.
UNION CouHsr.
on S S SsHsf lest S1i IN laTn ss $500
A. G GOniiin, Dr. M Lady Sutton.
Tine, ? So, 2.s5i I. ass, 2is, IA
Monday. Ss 5cly ~ H4sc ciEnsr Of 500
n pr,,, Mile l eat lest hes. int in harness
- '' Tine ssi, 2.$2, a.ss
Wednesday April hf1 isi eoGsss 1000 side.
Two mile heats, in harness.
j. Whclply, br. IN. Lady sutton. .................I
A. Cohklin br. &. Volcano (pacer)
Time, $50, 5;5.
UNION COURSE.
Monday, September q, Is4s.-Purse of 500.
Two mile heats, in harness.
J. Whsply br m. Lady Sutton. ...................l
II. " oodruh e. Grey Eagle. ....................2
Time, BIZ, 525.
UrIoN COURSE.
Monday, May 81 1913.
Mile heats best in g. with the wagons to weigh go
pounds.
J. herly lr. m. Lady Sutton. .................l
A. Conklin b. h. Black Hawk Observation-Disclosures z
Time. 2.46, 2.421,, 2.t3.
Lady Sutton heat Moscow ut Saratoga two miles and
peat in harness for 500 side. Moscow the heat
Lacy Sutton the other two Time. 5l9 Time Of the
recoctd Lady Sutton the scratches
had at the time August and September Ist9 Besides
many others that need not be enumerated here.
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nfrlcE or ThE AunlRN ASH RocnEsrrR r 2.

nFTICE on THE AUBIRN AND ROCHESTER r. X.
~ Co. Csnaneaigua 18Th June, Isi9A Semi ALEusi u"
vdtrd the capital stock q this Company
hsr hs day lien declared payable to the Stockholders
day 81 the profits II the
rent eis pthtia ending that day. Stockholders will
ee,e their Dividends where their Eck lie regfcscd Wit
The Bank the STATE ~ New ygrs, In the city of New
yoft at tie troo 81 xosrs J. r. Thayer brether in
o. the Treasurer In this place. The
Trnnsfer Bcct will BE closed previous the
srst dsy Of August neyt CuAs. SEYMOUR. TREASURER.
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TINE STAGE.-MR. STEVENS, STAGE MANAGER OF
tie BoweTy Theatre and Others of like celebrity, has
opened Glass for dramatic instruction. therefore, ladies
and gentlemen DE- srous Of the theatrical profession
can he prepared for the by advantageous practice
can be asesraned by application Mr. Stevens at his resi-
dence, 30 Bowery.
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ADyERYISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES,


e.
4 O.T.-THE MEMBERS OF HOWARD LODGE. so
90 and the cider s.fay are requested to attend tie
funeral Brother Ira Gen 81 hainbor Lodge, fOnonda
ga county from Odd Fellows Hall Centre street sunday
a past O'clock 4. N. The remains will be taken 70
Greenwood, via Canal street ferry.
LDWARD WALKER. n. O., Of No. 81.
LIVERY MAN MS OWN LANDIORD.-SECONDA ME-
II rican Buio Ing AstocatcnThe second regular meeting
OF this association Will take place Tuesday evening" july
TO- at the Hall corner Of Cstbsne and Henry stree when
money will be advanced to members to purchase their
houses Persons detrOus Of joining this association should
avail themselves o. this opportunity as the entrance fee will
be raised at the regular meeting All meetings
public. =. JESSlktN sccy, ll3 Nassau 81.
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
tie Magnetic Telegraph Company will be held their
shte No Hanover ttrcet in the city Of New York
Thussdsy, July 18th, at4 ecloek, =. N.
Tnos. NJ. CLARK. Secretary.
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CHlNEsE MUSEUM, BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING
~ and Prince srees the only in the United States
Orep from A. NJ till OP NJ AdmittaRce % cts. children
under II half price,
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nR COOPER II DUANE STREET, HAS, ron HE
- last fourteen yesrs confined Lis prsotcc TO the treat
ent Of mercurial and other deascs Oh delicate nature
lie can cure the most aggravated t this disease
charge.
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Woodruff, Mayor Of the City of New York. Dear Sir
Agreeal to and in obedience to law shall
close Bar the Sabbath day We truly yours,
COLEMAN X STETSON,
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LrOR CALIFORNIA, PASSAGE ONLY-r1RST CLASS
ship CCEANUs lying at pier MOI North River, TO sail
the 10Th few befths rvmsin. Also, snip
MANILA st pier No North River 70 follow the Ocesnus
snd sal On the 18th. Apply to u. ". SUTTON,
n Walls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-08

Col Josepb s. Hans borough and James webb, are
Announced az candidates for Governor Of Texas.
Jucee Hugh Mcleod is candidate for Congress 10
the Western district Of Texas
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DAvlLlON, NEW BRiGIlTON.-THE PROPRIETOR
bcgs inform persons who desirous Of getting
the country during the weather that handsome
suites 81 apartments have just Teen vscate by parties who
gone travelling and that he has alec separate
BILE Tor families.
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Ter Harmony, Chsutauque Sam s. Welch Oregon,
Cbautauque, A. Bloomfield; GAINESVILLE, do, Alouzo
Farrand; North BeDheim Sshohare, site changed and
appointed Munson Morehouse; Sloansville Schohare,
Jehiel Larkin; Clarkstown, Rockand VIM II. Meelick;
West Bloomfield, Ontario, Scion Peck; Spencertown,
Columbia. Jared p Clark Java Village Wyoming, b,
c. Ring; North Salem, Westminster, Nelson Grummon
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I,IRE INsuRANCE.-TTE BROOKLYN FIRE INSU-
Cen parry having teen tv,nty-hve vars n opera
tor insure eu aud other buildngs,
houebold furniture, vessels IN aud their
sarsoes asorsbs term. 20 any similar insttution
Cne.e Ne 6kushantf Exehasss, Wal street New York,
and a. Fulton ttreet, Brceklyn. Nh. klLSWOkTH,
AIysrp q. STEVENS, Secretary. President
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SHIPPING.

NOTICE TO MANIFESTATION HOUSE, NEW
IN York. Collectors once July 3 ltf9-Ihe Light ship
Of strait I'd Point tong Island Sound, will he tlten into
rsrt fer repairs on or the 5th Juy instant Dee notice
will he Given when she s % Resume er station
n. MAXWELL. Collector.
NOTICE TO MARINERS CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW
IN ymk. Collectors Once, July r. l49.-The Light Boat
stationed sandy Heck broke from her tie
nfht Of the 9th instant Prompt measures will BE- taken 20
replace Ter as early IS practicable. H. GANNELL
DAtRET FOR HAvRE-sECoND IINE.-THE SUP
Il ONEIDA, J. Willard master, will ssn the LIST Of
August. Tor fr.sht Or ps.ssge apgly 70
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L,OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALiFoRNiA-T0 SAIL ON
the 10Th Of Juy, the superior fast sailing, eoprrd asd
corIei fastened, ship, Queen Victoria, Captain W
thompson having all her cargo engaged and goinr
toard will positively call above. orpasssHe only thaynr
superior aeomodatOns apply 70 the Captain on board, az
wv -'' y \ D. FOWLER. SO West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-08

II AHRINs The WELL KNOWN PANTS TAILOR,
3D. Ann street 10 determined to dispose Of his whole
stock 81 sumner Good,i he will make Pans and Sumner
to order almost cheap they can be bought ready
made Gents want Of Pants Coats Vests, will
money by calling and leaving their erdes Ann street.
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BANANA RAlLR0AD-OTffCE or the PANAMA
Il Raj road Company, New York, July I.iJ.Ata meet
OF the e this company, held this day. Thomas
W. Ludl,w elected President and John 4. stephens
Vice Irssdcn' Francis Spies elected Secretary The
rvsis nation Of Torao sn Director, accepted.
sra tle vasrey J., eel eiien e ssnus b HBfges,
Hoiaiio ALLEN elected Ccneutg Engineer n the eSN
psby Ordered itai the second nstsmsnt Of dollars
each sbarc 81 the eeTta fto lc required he paid
the cree % the SluTany No Broadway The frst day
81 Az. rsi rext Directors Wi,m IA. Aspinva Joha y.
Stephens Heny Chauncsy james brown Covsueur gsmbe
Cornelius ". Iawrtnce. fhon as Ludo David rLomn
ton Joseph H. Natnufn, Samuel =. uowiand Proper ~
W,tmorc, Edwin BARTLETT, Samuel %. Hurslcs
THOMAS W. LUDLOW. President.
JOHN L. STEPHENS, Vice Presidcnt.
r. c.r-tlsy-
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The New Haven Agency for the Herald
is at IoNne Globe Building Church street. where subsrp
tQns are received.
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reoyre Portraits of Rev. Tteobold Mathew Zone full
length the othera bust taken by Brady Tues lav 81
July inst may be seen, with many other distinguished in
divdusls, at his 25 and .0I Broadway Of fu
OF
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EQAHDlNC. &c,

SNNN~NNNNsJN-y>ssN,,~r~Ny
DoARp, IsI LROADwAl-Tw - LARGE ROOMS WITH
ID ANAL ATTACHED, tuaie for families single gen.
men Tie house s in perfect order having water closets
Geld and shower taths Transient boRrdcrs will he taken
for the SIMMER.
BOARD wkNTED.-A LADY rs DESTROYS Jr Or
- tanning board IN the county few hours sail from
city Long Esneh Shre~ other place for
fathnF wyud ,. desirable. Please address County at
Us 2rSs sftii. esref.
PRIVATE FAMILY, REsIpINa on STATEN
"A Island the fsros s dtos ui receiving into their
home circle. L,nrdc's gentleman and hs wife. or two
ladies the nly The most uuexceptionable rec-
tsnfe. III l.. gsoi eid required. Address A. d. Post office,
TomIkiss,ille. Staten Island.
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WANTS.

w young girl shiids nurse she willing make her
short distance in the country Enquire at 81 Watts
WANTED-A FAMILY. CONSISTING OF THREE
country Place nesT tSe & yae Sqara
Ay communication may be addressed to Box 100 Post Once
References required.
WANTED-A PARTNER. TO TAKE AN INTEREST
in anewy invented Stove which, from It's eonstrue-
Gn and can BE %adI 70 weigh less n" aSy
smell el on N Is%qtai Asisi tins
WANTEp-A SITUATION AS GARDENER BY
aSa rsnS % 81 ass IN a al
stands the and Of fruit s Tso has sGms
End grounds UNDERSTANDS the and of
horses and has lived nearly three safs in his last place
ofee Of ". wolfe, Esq A''' : $40 ''''>' Nv
VVANTED-A RESPECTABLE WORKING SILVER
% good % sSda r. in naa
and prospect introducing plating
l h;sf ?' s
Boos %a ~ s has yet been IN IN
this ana fairly tested valuable business
As Ills ten none lHed reply who are not really
Address with real name and residence SEiecro Plating
once Of this paper.
VVANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
The best Of city references given Has no oesion 20 60
A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE FRENCH LADY. HAVING
"A met with serious misfortune Is DESTROYS Of obtaning
situation either ladies travelling companion
Tie lest of references given Add ess C. W. No 3H Broad
way.
A SITUATION IN A TAIL0RS AND DRAPER's Es-
N Enlistment is wanted by the advertiser, who Is eompe
90 take the cutting sale counting house
department. Address &C g j." box ., Herald office.
YOUNG MAN, SPEAKING GERMAN. FRENCH
IA Italian, and little English, wishes Al tuaon in
importing dry goods house. being well acquainted with all
Please Sc . CEDAR % a1' 'H'H
A .wIroy LADY. OF RESPECTABLE FAMILY.
"A amable Opposition and retired habits, wishes 20 gsta
situation bout,keerer asma family wid0wer has
etjectisbr going the country The best OF refe
given character and enpaby. Address all let
tiers to j. Drhnm Of Eighth and Sixteenth
street. All communication post paid
An AMERICAN LADY, A WIDOW, OF HIGHLY RE-
"A fpeetable fsmy. wishes TO adopt her tao children.
girl toyhe grl twelve, and the boy nine years of
TO wealthy family. residence IN The country would
be PR .Tttd. Address all letters to Dcnham Of
Eighth avenue and Sixteenth street. All communications
pot reid. and 10 wealthy families need apply.
HOUSE WANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE IN THE Up-
part 81 the city, not higher than Iurteth street.
wet &c fifth Any having such house 70 let,
will lctse address House. Herald Ocs stating location,
tiIc aud rrice.
HOUSE WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY, mo
cildCul IN good ngrhhurhood upper part the city.
side of broadway Part % house might perhaps
Address, through the post ONCE, House"
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RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BONDS UNDER THE
proposals. published on the 2st u for the sale Of
SjOU Of the Mortgage Convertible Bonds Of the COM
spy St9 lave been Ii nj for cents, and
price for ss cents sujec Go
togeher with the SOIL 900 s0ii
81 10000 the s3oO authorised by Law TO be
Issued. The Be1rl prevented from entertaining PROPOSE
tons fer tie remaining % flhN osnr 10 the ri:hts
reserved 70 tle purlasris Of the hrt that
rendering u what could be
or. Notice g. thsroir,, hereby siycn, that after the l5h
instant the Board will hold Themselves AZ liberty g enter
tain and Ttposorf fer she rurc Of the Whole
OF the said remaining OF s7O 0f the said bonds
ord conditions Of te advertisement of the lst
ult the periods for taking and paying for the sane
e. such thereof not he engaged before that
period ~ the hclCcs Of said rreepye Ic,cip aud such
hereby expressly notihedhat VI they do n0val
tnclV,s the privilege Of thus rrr their respective
Proportions In tie said Of 1880, before the
l5 instant their rights under saia receipts will be cord
cred terminated. ). NJ. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
New otk JVlV
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rIstEILhNFOUs.

q n nOA-Tnr PRESENT OWNER OF AN OLD
SJ,OOO ostsllislmsrf, vislss to retire. Any person
Ga,rx the shove amour or Irotey Of The same value can
IRON $500 to stV0 yearly purcis very des
rattle stock q goods ard taxing store ttuacdin the host
tart city ssssctory viii be given respect
irs the sbsys AIpiy To- J. sTOuENEf.
Ne John street, near broadway
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UCE--ICE--ICE--TUE sUBSCRIBERs HAVING Sc
Ieoted the suaty Of Ice from Catsk, will keepon
hsua any susntiy 70 ,rit shIer Dnehsr Grocer aud
Retailer hoard Of their Barge az the foot Of Harrison
street, reduced prices. The public will do well %
call IL will he co. low. gscrs viii aye " per cert BY
calling. VI. VAN SlENBtkGH 4 Gu.
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They have Got IL MI Round TOvyn-And
ventures to deny itthat il want good of
Boots Shoes Caters low price, the
to get them is JONES'S, IA Ann street.
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Annexed is the value Of merchandise imported into
this district excepting that sent to the warehouse also
the mount Of duties received duriRg the month Of
lima in each If he four wears
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Am FIELDS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
WI youna gentlemen Of New York that he has opened bar
the Mashinaton bath, Castle Garden where be has
he nd the % drinks aud Ne at reasonable prices
u ENoyIN0-TRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR
IN mtrIy 81 Broadway i45 Broadway, Canal st.
Mechanical Lamps every pattern, Vessels Suspensions
Gletes, Clnneys sik Wieks, Shades Sperm OF Nc sus-
pensions, Brackets ana Stands H. DARDONNibLb.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
a Good Que.

The Hartford Comm Gazette tells the
following good one, which we'll his eff the
practice Of running ourselves down that
others may be induced to compliment
Very few, as in the case Ct the pous Mr..
H., that would like to be taken at their
word -
In village not 4 dozen miles from Hlr-
ford the members Of the religious society
were IN the habit Of holding PRAYER meet
lngs IN the church, in which thew made =
kind OF Confession, commonly called s,cll,p,
ones experience A very pjous member
of the flock, Mr. H., sometimes inyue Mr..
p, who was not a member, to attend the
Experience meetings AT one Of these.
Mr. H., in relating his experience, stated
that he was great sInner-that he had
sinned daily, with his eyes opcn---wIl.
fully and knowingly sInned-lhat goodness
dweIt not in his heart--that he was abso-
luteIy depraved, and that nothing but the
boundless mercy and infinite goodness OF
Jehovah, manifested through the atoning
DIOOu Oh Tie hClcSthGFj Couiu Safe MN
from eternal perdition Mr.. P, who had
accidentally been placed upon the anxious
seat was called upon, after his nelghbor II.
had ended, to relate his experience lie
arose, and with great gravity, said he had
very little to say of himssIf; but the breth-
rem would remember that he had lived for
twenty-five years the next door neighbor to
Mr.. H., that he knew him veil, aud il gave
him great pleasure (because he could do ii
with entire sincerity to cOnfrm The truth Of
all brother II. had confessed of himself =
When Mr.. ?. sat down under tha smile o
the whole congregation, the worthy parsor
not excepted, Mr., II. went up to him and
said, " You are a rascal and liar, aud III
lick you when out of church,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN

but the duties of his vocation made him
wait ill it was cold, when addressing the
same boy, he told him to take it TO the fire
and heat it,
" Yes sir" replied the boy, and taking it
TO the fire, ate it. Presently the master
called for his muffin.
81 lave eat it as you babe ME" replied
the boy.
Eat it? you scoundrel! babe you to
take il to the fire and heat it,"
" But sir" answered the lad, Yesterday
YOU told me to always drop the IL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
FROM An EMMETT LAWYER IN NORTHAMPTON,
l.

NoR1HAMqroS Feb. :, 1919.
Dear Sir! have log wished 10 see you That mgh give
,ou an accurate account If the remarkable ,cure Of my ON
" daughter Of v1l Int Of scotula Sh" IL now al
most three years OF ge. In February last, putrd sores up
the lips face and glands made their appearance ana
increased with irighU rapid one OF her eyes also De
came badly ulcrtgd, that To all appearance coud
never again be rest,d This continued siY weeks, tha
child beng most horrible -glt and the hearts oil hef
parents Hlmast hIuhCI During me Whr'e ~ lhS period
we used SNNS APAtiLLA II LARGE GUAM MI ltHS
but the disease was tot arrested IN the least. Winnie the
disease was still height happened one day To call at
hr store Of your ven genmany agent nthis place. ana
relating the which our Child was ntlctn, ne
advised 10 makca trial IF your Cancllngua TOOK
but one bottle having confidence IN 1t, hut commenced
giving it according your directions, stepping all otltr
medicines ut once and in just I'VE diyS the swelling FS
bly, doCrrasgd the ulcer began ta heal ana ne improved
rapidly Or three weeSs ana Ia oar very %," icy was ap
paeny cured--rss han Two bottles Iav NJ been USED
Naming tins Of Our ncredu us friends lheE
Stoned to think that l must have batn VuEclu ny
the use Of the ARSAPARlLLA, and 1t was not easy,
under the circumstances, To argue against mat opinion:
BUT NOW FOR THE PR0OF. When the child appear
ed TO be perfectly cured stopped giving her !onr eN
same cutius INNING a the eye ana swelling began To
return we waited five day Ia sec 1t WOulu amount !"
any thing serious Ii Increased rapidly Us before We
again commenced giving her your medicine, ana IN hVe
days (tht same period Of tme as before, sht began TO
grow better, and in about two weeks VAS well again
From that day t. this, The child las been perfectly we'll
Ny father Isaac lodges, Of North Adams, MISS, Ply
SlCiAN, came to s,cus with the n!cnr OF prescribing
ul hers but is W. using Your lncdcus Win Scce
ana thL chilli improving rapidly, h- du, net ctdtmn II,
but le his own prescription to be used in case your EN
tract failed. We had no occasion for ana am sure he
Will now recommend your medicine in similar cases
Your ObeGiout Servant,
HORACE j. HODGES