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DC 70 NO l%u corner ndin ana oONcIuOI sLs
nR. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE
~ OF CAMBRIDGE, CLASS 1924, FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY, Ne.
81 South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Build
ing and Post Ofce.-Those requiring medical Or sur
gica aid by applying to DR.. H. may secure skillful
treatment and advice while all Communications will
be sacredly shielded by the Egis OF professional
honor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to discrimi
nate in newspaper advertisement between the gem
uine and skillfui physician and the spurious preten-
sions of the designing and dangerous quack Dr.. IL.
will cheerfuiy give when applied to, such private
references as win fully satisfy all who require his
services.
BEWARE OF NoSTRUMs!
Avoid the Patent Elixrs. Compounds and Cordiais,
advertised to all persons under varied forms of
disease.
As the constitution and habits of individuals differ,
reason teaches the remedy cannot be suited to
all alike, and that disease only be safely and eff
fectualy eradtcated by audcious application of pro-
ATTENTION INvITEDi
practical experience of over IS years enables DR..
to insure sound and speedy cure in certain class
of Diseases which have too long been yielded by
regular physicians to the hands of quackery He
may be consulted confdentialy, either in person or
by letter
Persons at a distance cured at home BY addressin
a letter to DIR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
ryland.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent by mail or express to any part OF the
United States oc li-3m
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MrscGI.LANEoUs.

II Lam, rpiIIII o. IU., GlUcers and
III Commission Merchants, Cary street, adjoining
Columbian Hotel RichiDond, vs., otier Tor sale New
Oflesns Porto RICO. Luaf, Crushed, Powdered and
Coffee sugars; Porto Rico and Cuba sUiassss, Baceu.
Fisn, Bissa's Family Flour, Oils, Teas. Wines AID
LlquDrs. Hassna SesarS oiianl,s Wine Sap Isbac.
and other s,oaps Lamp Wick Cotton Yarn, Twiue.
Packing Yarn, Broons Buekets Shot Powder. Gun
Cspa, Shoe Brushes, Backing. Matches. Bed Cords
starch. Smoking Tobacco Vinegar, Nails Csp Lette.
aud Wrapping Paper Spices Of all kinds tosether
with everything else to BIO found IN grocery STORE
All Of which they will sell wholesale or retail On
accommodating terms
They will also give strict attention to the sale OF
countr nv nroAnee DC 3
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EgOND SUPPLY OF WTNTEp
1LoAhs-We have just received per stsaaoa.
nd W. oqr SECOND supply Of Rich Fall Tsmss
oielns. making our assortment again complete ai e
lniI assortment Of shawls-Bay State. Long 40
square, Cashmere plain and figured &c ntre and ea
coiors and white Grape. Also. chdren,s ana ' o
ysnfs shawis Please call while the assortment |.
coihPist1- WILCOX BETTS
r..
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4 YIN IL lOUh lN lEhLoA 70
- subscriber having just returned from the North
which he is prepared to make mp the shortest
tice and the most accommodating terms, soiicifs
the patronage of his friends and the public generally
who will find 1t to their interest 70 give him CALI as
he 10 determined to offer Inducements that cannot
fail 70 meet their appreciation. Having engaged the
services of Mr.. j. s. ROANE to superintend my cut
ting department., am prepared to receive ana exc,
cute any orders in the Tailoring line in the best and
most fashinna HE sfvla
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HARPEkS' MAGAZINE FOR Mo-
Al yEMBER-Commencnga new work by VIM
N Thsckery, called the Eewcome's Memoirs of
Most Respectable Family. Price &c.
For sale at the Exchange Bookstore.
no q. NJ wFST
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fHE VIRGINIA STATE FAIR Is in

s0LLARS, CHEMIsErTS, &o-An as
cd Bands. Embroidered Hdkfs, &c "otA-
ALSO, 0ioves, Ribbons, as handsome as any i, the
CITY. c. HARTWELL & ca '"o
no Broad street, opposite Sw al Tavern
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RATES OF FAKE FhOM RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG

To Sweet springs q
By DanVille Railroad from Richmond and
Sodthside Railroed from Petersburg apl
Stages TO Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
White Sulphur Syringe. ................... 10 %
To Sweet Springs. 81
THOMAS SHARP,
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Law School Of Cumberland University,

At LEBANON, TENNESSEE.
L'aCULTY, Hon. ABR AHAM CARUTIIERS, late
Il one OF the circuit Judges OF Tenncfse.
Hon. NATHAN GREEN, late one OF the Judges of
tlIc supreme court OF Tennessee.
Hon. BRUNFiELD l.. RIDLEY, one of the Chan
CellOr< Oi the State.
Julg"- CARTTIIERS and GREEN devote their
whcr time exclusively to the school.
P'cB ~ H'tTItCti0n-l. Daily examinations of
each class on the text books No regular course Ot
lectures but explanations of the daily lessons ii. the
progress Of the EXAMINATIONS.
>. Weekly moot couTt- of common law and equity
~ which Students commence suits on statement OF
facts given hy the Professors, and prosecute them
through all the processes known III actual practice
The eases framed dS to require then, 10 pre-
pare deeds hils. records. and all sorts of documents
tn be read u evidence In the trials Some of the
are taken by appeal to- Il suprcn" moot court;
winch held monthly the class, and in public at
the eHd Ot every The students act As clerks
-h"rf>. jurors, circuit judges, ana ChanccllorS and
other official capacities connected with their suits.
Sc>SlOHS--Ihe flr<t session commences the third
Monday IN September and ends third Thursday M
February. The second commences the succeeding
Monday III February, and ends second Thursday iii
JlIv.
Ezyrr'c, per Scssiou.-Tuitiun fee SO in advance;
contingent lee -; boarding about so Students
f:Trssh their own books which can be had in the
i.Thfunn bookstores.
Four SESSIONS required rp complete the course un
ls-~ the students enter advanced class. No pre-
vInuS study required for admission. There are four
regular claSSc-. Students may enter at any time
during th" collegiate Year.
There II moot legislature connected with the
school.
The number Of students the last collegiate year
was eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
y = 3m President Board Trustees.
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T. WIIITMAN 4 CO.,
". BALTIMORE MApYIASn

Having, 1t very great expense, erected an Estab-
iiSimCnt for The manufacture of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS, on an
extensive scale. expressly to meet the wants of The
IrmerS and Planters of the South and West, would
therefore ncti,lIy sOIici; their patronage.
With present facilities, and the experience of
lie past wears, feel confident OF being able to
supply the demand for Farm implements. Machinery
aa;i Tools. We therefore offer our good, with con
icnce of their superiority and prices, that not
Ial To secure To Baltimore this branch OF trade
A. evidence of the superiority of our goods, we
publish the following list of Premiums showing the
standing Ofoyf implements and Machinery, when in
competition with others and examined by compctcnt
a Aricutural Society awarded to r. WHITMAN &
co. the HIGHEST Premium for the largest and beet
display Of Lie strongest and most useful Farm Imple-
ulcnts and Machinery.
In ISJi aud 1882, the Mechanics Institute of Ma
iyland awarded TO f.. WHITMAN s Co. heavy GoL ID
MEDALS, Tor the largest and best display of useful In
PIGMENTS. And in addition To the above have
c,'ivcd Special Premiums Implements, too numer-
aus tn mention in detail, but all amounting To more
tim 1890 which Is three times the amount received
lay any other 'xhibitor Of Agricultural lmplrmcnts.-
4. the aIov,. named Exhibitions, Implements We're
exhibited h. nearly every manufacturer in the
tIy. and The ccISIon Oi those Societies well he
rtnlsidrrc as the highest authority that can be given
OF Tie superiority Ofour implements.
We particularly request the attention of Farmers,
Planters and Dealers, to our stock, before making
purchases, a. we arc determined TO sell Oh pleasing
iUrnl;.
r1ts, hy application. either by mail, or i'll person.
+. WHITMAN & Co,
ID LIGHT STREET,
iV5-u Baltimore, Md.
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Dyspepsia, its Causes, Effects, and Remedy

l. necessary simply 10 explain to the unhta1ctI
in '" medical Jurisprudence, that The lidatIon OF
Gie BLOND and ~ distribution the organs of
sfhpn, circulation, respiration, and secretion con
Stute the pdcHOnCHa OF Life. These organs are ini-
hucd with the most wonderful sympathetic alllnitics
y any one of them becomes improperly affected tlcy
a become IrTitlird and Iniiamcd, the stomach Is d..
ih-'cs pains of all kinds come especially the
head dn. limbs, accompanied with a burning heat.
FN "i appetite, cytr"n" ncTVOiIS debility, nausea
m'r'id inV"ty, depression OfspritS. disturbed sleep.
i':tiHr mdlSpr~on To make the slightest physical
'";ilpH. combination nf several or all of these
symptom constitute i-C Which affects the " hole
''>'cn, and Is called Dyspepsia. Numerous have
been thr prescriptions Of e Faculty for this ytlr
H'd complaint hut with lIItlC that II Is
Il common Inqury-tan Dyspepsia bc cured: We
dhNrT can. ONyccnaied Bitter, IL the real Spcci-
H. Tll> 'nyaluah" Tome speedily aIiays ali miam
m-lprV symptoms aud. Strengthening tha PARTIES ui
w. >i"n1rh. enables n To v"rnTu iIS natural func
unu~. tTd Health and strength are Ill,. result
REED. AUSTIN X 60. Wholesale Dru"qi,ts No
=. VI rciitnt>' Row, Boston, General Agents.
Picr 81 per bottle; ~Iy bottles Tor 81.
,-s-l.pnI out for limitations and connicrfcits
Z. ". STABI.ER l. co. No. I'm Pratt Il wharf
aHt tt\BY & co, corner nf Light aud I.nnhard
-, Nhl"ile Agent, Baltimore, and on retail by
u" respectable Druggists ia tins city ana throu.hou,
The county. NJ-u
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BELLS. BELLS. REIIS,

't'ht <lbsCTlbcTS InaIu;cafIrc and Keep constant
L " on hand nil |z-> of Church. Factory, Steam
Boat. Ferry, Locomotive, School ou and Planta-
hon BELLS. These bells are hung with the patent
Ir0n yOkcs with movable arm. They can be turn
cd around 20 that the Clapper VIII strike III a new
place winch Ii desirable after bell has been Tug
few years Springs are affixed III new way tn
prevent the clappcT from resting teh bell. thereby
prn'"ngug the sound. These bell, manufactured
rom thc best sto-k, and cI~t IRON castings.
NJ TIN foundry 'h"~c were fIrst u-rf, and found
u hr = c''H Improvement. We give a written war
Tdnly i"r u ciiTch bells break within one year from
date - P':i~ll -. with iar usage, will rrcast
with riiIrgC. The tone Of all bells warranted
N"ttiy @'D bell have been east aud sold from this
"unHy, vacb l. tlI" best evidence 0f their superb
"rlIt- We have fifteen gold and silver medals
'Ndried from the various fairs, - for the best bells
i"r spn"rou>ne.s and purity of tome We pay par
i"W2r ai'snlI0n I" getting up p"aS or chimes. and
Ctn refer ip tho furnished by our foundry l.,
within 4 few roi~ of the Hudson river. Ere canal
AMI railroads running IN every dir r,ctinn A. this Is
tn liTg-t establishment Oi the nd In the United
>tl"S, and has the largest assortment of bells or
d"TS can be filled with great despatch. We can re-
Ter t1 bells any of the States. Old bells taken in
eIrFtnge for new ones. I.evcIs, cOmpl<sr< &C..
COZ family OH hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
d u Wet Tray. n V
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

WNEELWRIGHT < vi DiE. wholesale deal
w er~ ~ PAFER of al descriptions, No. II HAN
'\hk STREET, corner of German street BaltI
m'r'- Nd. offers IN lots -tIit purchasers a
IlT1r 1nd desirable stock at PArER. BLEACHING
tpN 9ERS. BINDERS LEATHER, &c., SC, al
manufacturers prices.
Nm7n. stock may be found the following de-
>rf'p'i0H- pf Paper:
= Printing. Wiring. .Colorcd, Envclop, Tissue. Plate
rtiiN Note. Hanging, Copying. B0uIng, Music, Silk
fIt.un". Marble. Hairrs', Cloth, San,pIing, Hard
MNair. TIP, Manila. Sand, Wrapping, Shcathing
-H''ch 6"N, Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
pr. ~. sc.
~ nNEbI-Bindcrs', Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Card
and Pres Boards.
- h'''cinnc Powders, Alum Cards, Card Sheets
4nnliH- and Writing INK, Russia Skirs, Sc.
y PAPER of any size made to order al short no
Ice' y7-1
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by LETTERS PATENT SECURED in ISi9.-
- PELN PATENT HYDRO

ELECTRIC VOLTAiC CHAINS, constructed to
he Worh under the garments are the most wonder
iu discovery IN medicine and electricity of the pre-
sent day They relieve, without pain or shock,
simultaneously, acute nervous paiIIs--such head
ear and tOotdchC, rheumatic pains; tic doIOrcauy
&c.; and by their mild but continuous and percepti
bic action on the body diseases of wears standing
such Is CONT, local paralysis, nervous complaints,
liver diseases, &c, disappear If by miracle; they
have been applied with the greatest success all
those dreadful Diseases III children commonly called
convuSIoaS. as also i'll cascs of tectlIing under di
cuItIes aud disorders OF the bowels. They prcciptalc
metals from their SOlutIOHe; dccUmposc water; de
fleet the magnetic needle; III short show all the phc
noIienn W powerful VOltaIc IhlC. The instruments
producing these effects weigh about two ounces; can
be folded up III pocket book; are always ready for
instantaneous Use, and Will last man his lifetime
guarding himself, family and friends SC, against
that number OF diseases and complaints i'll which
mild streaming electricity perfectly safe. certain
ana wonderful speedy remedy. The price of a
nlcte cham Is from to 50; batteries $40 to S220.
Incredible as may seem the above facts any per
son can eL~iy convince himself beforehand at the
depot, of their truth. The Importance of the invcn-
iion has hc"n acknowledged III America by the Aca
denny nj Medicine OF New York, and the chains have
been applied with great success I the medical col
icgeS, the City. Bellevue. and Wards Island IIospi
tas, Brooklyn City Hospital, Sc; Europe, BY the
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeon. III Lon
don, hy the Academies Rationale de Medicine at
Paris; by the Imperial Faculty at Vienna; by the
Royal Faculty at Berlin, and other scientific nstitu
ions Of the highest ORDER including the principal hos
pital, in EIAopc.
The propncIOrsarc lii possession of testimonials 20
he effect from all the above Institutions in
America and Europe, AZ well IL, of the most eminent
and distinguished members OF The profession III both
hcmSpherrs aud invite the public To examine them.
Fun and ILLUSTRATED descriptions one for personal
Sc, and one for scientific men, with copies of tcSt
nionals. and a number of cases cured IN New York
anI Europe, may be obtained gratis at the office.
They will forward free OF postage, To any part of the
United states, iii answer To pre- paid inquiries, con
tanning three cent. postage stamps.
]. STEINERT,
No 56S Broadway. cor. Prince Il.
Agents in Baltimore, Mcssrs CHAs. & WM. CAS-
r.RI, No. 81 y. Gay St; i'll Washington, DIR. SUHUcK
iSG, corner and llth sts., near Penn. avenue.
iy 6-tf
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MRS. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY.

A'A HE that hath an cor TO hear let him herr.''
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, lS45
Dear hadim,-The duties Ofmy business have ey
posed IN" 10 coughs, cold asthma. and pulmonary af
fections. have been deprived of the power of at
tending to the duties of my profession and should
have been had II not have been for the benign effects
OF you INDICATED CANDY | tried il but few
hours before began to reap the advantage of its
effects. Nv cough and hoarSenesS left me.
MY LUNGS ARE HEALED
and NV appetite greatly improved !, therefore, have
no he station adding my testimony that of the
many who have experienced the benefits of your valu-
able Cough Candy WILLIAM MERCER.
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
District OF Columbia, generally. jy5-1
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
LET THE HEART BE BEAUTIFUL.

so The heart, the heart Is beautiful,
care not for the face;
| ask not what the form may lack
or dignity or grace:
III the mind he filled with glowing thoughts,
And the soul with sympathy,
What matter though the cheek be- pale,
Or the eye lack briliancy.
Though the check, the check be beautiful,
II soon may lose IFS bloom.
And the iustrc of the eye be uucnChcd
In the darkness of the tomb;
But the glory of the mind will live,
Though The bloom of life depart;
And oh! the charm can never dc
OF a true and noble heart.
The lips that utter kindly thoughts
Have beauty all their own
For gentle words are swecter far
Than mu>ic'S softrsi tone;
And though the voice be harsh or slliill
That bids the oppressed 60 free,
And sOothes the woes of the SurroWlng one,
That voice is sweet to me.
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INDUSTRY Is TALENT. often hear
pcrsonsexplaining how one man succeeds,
while another fails in the same pursuit,
by attlibuting to one talent for his
business, but refusing it to the other
Yet, without denying that some individ-
uals have greater aptitude for particular
avocatiOns than others have, we think
that the problem in question could be
easier solved, by saying that the success
full man was industrious, while the other
was not.
Bulwcr, for example, is considered a
man of the highest abilities as novelist.
Yet when Bulwer began his career he
composed with the utmost difficulty, often
writing his tictionS twice over. He per.
severed, however, and now stands almost
at the head Of his class, his latest produc-
tons, moreover, being regarded as the
best from his pen. Every SOCIOLOGY is
familiar with the fact that Dcmosthcnes
became an orator only by pursuing q
similar plan. Nor are illustrations Of the
great truth, that industry is talent
confined to the higher intellectual pursuits
When Girard trusted the customer without
an endorser, who carried his goods home
on his shoulders, the shrewd old Frenchman
was acting on this truth, deduced from hi.
own experience of mankind. All eminent
persons, whether mechanics, merchants,
lawyers, or statesmen, were industrious,
from Watt and Norris down to Thurlow
and William Pitt. Washington, Frank
lin, Marshall, Madison, and every other
distinguished American, were busy men.
Industry, in short, is talent nine times
out of tcn.-Philadetphi0 Ledger.
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Senate now that We should the more
quickly repair: there shall we find Max
imin. The Senate is also convened, and
this base outrage may there be fully
brought before that august body, and
the perpctrator punished. Come, I tell
thee no time must now he lost for thy
daughter. tie beautiful Voluntina, and
wife of our noble countryman, Maximin.
is in the hands Of the lrStful Carracalla. :"
At these words the old chief bounded
to his feet, and, with lightning flashing
from his eyes, exclaimed:
Well, let us rush thither, then; a
thought strikes me that the Senate will
repair this hcllish provocation of the En-
peror: for now know that it is he who
hath stolen away my daughter. All that
hath been said of his lusts is true. Come,
let us hasten thither, and inform Maxi
min and the Senate"
Forth went with speed the two old
men. OrmerouS, with vengeful heart,
bearing aloft the fragment of the Empe-
ror's robe: the aged Homedus following
after, his white, long locks streaming o 'er
his back in the dark night breeze-so
silvery that they almost shone through
the obscurity of the night.
Itwas without ceremony, then, and in
brcathlcss haste, that the two old men
entered the Senate, presenting themselves
before that august asSemblage of men, to
add another to the list of fragrant crimes
of the Emperor who had but now been
denounced. Who wonders then at confu-
sion dire, as these old men thus rushed
into the midst of those Senator's, loudly
calling, as they did, upon the mighty
name of Maximin.
No pen can describe the scene of hor-
ror the imprecations that arose, and the
vengeance that burned within every heart.
at the tale which was quickly told by Or
merous and Homedus. Maximin, like a
reused lion, seized the remnant of fringe
in the hands of his father, and bounding
from the hall of the Senate, called out to
his comrades in thunder tones
TO the palace! to the palace"
Amoment afterand the Wits hall of the
Senate was empty, for the whole body had
followed MaNimin to the imperial palace
Never was more terrible being seen
than the raging Maximin, as he bounded
DER the hard stones of the streets at the
head of the whole Senate, his bloody
robes flying in the almost invisible dark
ness, huge arms wildly beating the vacant
air around, whilst his awful voice was
heard hurling imprecations against the
Emperor in tones like the infuriated Tyb Der.
The scene of that night, which the Ro-
man Senate presented to the world, was
sublime and strange. Imagination, the
faithful artist of every soul, will, upon the
unbounded canvas of each heart, bring
out the vivid terrors of that scene. No
human pen the task can accomplish. It
was the effect OF phrensical zeal to avenge
most horrid wrongs, endured too long,
upon tyrant most unfit to die, vet more
untitled still to live, that impelled the pa
trician order. of the Roman world that
night to resolve itself into one molly
crowd-a mob-and through the streets
of the imperial city rush, following the
Centurion MaXimin to the palace.
| (To be Continucd)
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PORCELAIN GOODS.

I HAVE on hand full supply of PORCELAIN
L GOODS, from the celebrated factory of Cart
lidgc s. Co., such plum white, gilt edge, grape
vine, and fancy Door and Finger Plates, Numi,cr
Plates, Mouthpieces, Door Knockers, Fancy Es
cutcheon, Door Knobs, Shutter and Drawer Knnbs
of all the different fancy pattens Porcelain Sign
Letters, several sizes, article superior far to ths
am prepared to fit up door plates at short notice.
OF any patterns persons may select, which are Ia,
neater than any article yet introduced.
E. WHEELER,
jy 9-lmeo Opposite Browns Hota.
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Medicines

Worthy n 1'iace in all FaDaiIies, being pre-
parcd by u RegHinr Gradaats aNd iHySi-
ca" Cf htHy y@rs experience.
nR. J. :. ROSE i an honorary member of the Phi
- Iadcpha Medical Society, and graduated, III
1890, from the University OF Pennsylvania under the
guidance OF the truly eminent Professors Phy>ick,
Chapman. Gibson, Coke, James and IIarr.-!lamc,
celebrated for medical scicncc,-and having had
daily intercourse and consultation with those dis
ungulshcd Physicians, respecting diseases of all
kinds, and the proper remedies therefore; and bcng
solicited by thOu1ands of his patients Put up his
Preparations ne HOW offers tn the public, the
suits OF his experience for the past thirty Year,. the
following valuable Family Medicines, each one Suitcd
to specific disease:
Dr. J. 5. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIGO-
RATING CORDIAL.
The Greatest Discovery in Medical Science For
all Nervous Conditions ot the System Heart Dis
ease and Nervous Complaints. The astounding and
happy effect of DR.. Roses Nervous Cordial for Dis
eases ot the Heart, Paptafion, Numhncss, Ncural-
gIa. Nervous TrcmOr of the Muscles. Heartburn,
Flatulence. Pain i'll the Face, WakefuIncsS. Rest
Iessncss, for the mind or body worn down by care
labor or study, has induced many physicians To Use
II i'll their practice. For weak constitution il S a
grand restorcr it completely from the -yS
TEN all nervous irrtaonS, and almost miraculous
i'll It's rapid and happy effect The weak and the
nervous are frequently restored to- perfect health be
fore Using one bottle. Price 30 cents.