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the bclligerent states of Europe. Notwithstanding
this the principle il generally admitted to be sound
and salutary one much 3d. that, at the commence
ment Of the existing war in Europe Great Britain and
present; not however, as recognized International
right but % mere concession for the time being
The cooperation however, of these two powerful ma
rhine nations in the interest Of neutral rights, ap
pearcd to to afford occasion, inviting and iust-
Tying. on the part Of the United States renewed eff
fort 10 make tho doctrine in question principle of
International law by means of special conventions be-
tween the several powers OF Europe and America
Accordingly proposition, embracing not only the rule,
that free ships make free goods except band
tices but also the less contested one that neutral prop
ery other than conrabaEd, though on board enemy
ships, shall be exempt from corfscation, has been
submitted by this government to those OF Europe and
America.
Russia acted promptly in this matter. snd conven
tion concluded between that country and the Uni
ted States, providing for the observance Of the rinc
pies announced. not only as between themselves Tut
also between them and all other nations which shall
enter into like stipulations. None Of the other pow
sn have - yet taken 6nal aqlion on the subject.
am not aware however that any objection to the pro-
posed sipuiations has been made but, on The con-
irary, tsy are acknowledge u 30 essential to the -
ohs.sas Is DR. en.ssi adoption q Il tHs sSiiity.
that Il nay b Sneamssred b iaadnisabls e0ndi-
The king Il IT, Tvo siei,ies has expressed 10 cur
minister at Nspe HE readiness 70 concur IN our pro-
position relative tn neutral rights, and t. enter into
convention on that subject.
The king Of Prussia entirely approves OF the project
Of t-saty 70 the same eject submitted TO him, but
proposes an additional article providing fr tn renun
citation Of pivateing Such 40 article, for the most
obvious reasons imuch desired ~ nations having M
val tsbshments large in proportion to their foreign
eommsree. II Il wers adopted - IN international
rule, the commerce 1t nation having comparatively
email naval eorse, would b very much st the mercy
q it, enemy IN oaSe Of war with power OF decaded
naval mpefiority The bare statement Of the cnndi-
ton n which the United States would be placed. after
having surrendered ths right 70 resort to prvateers
The event OF war With bslligeFsnt OF naval
cy, Win show that this government could never listen
70 such proposition. The navy Of the ers maritime
h Rurne b 6 least Ten times - large - that
q TIE limited Statss. The foreign commerce ct the |
10 countrss u nearly equal and about equally expo
"a 10 hoetiIo depredatidps. In war between that
'owsv as6 ~ UsiAsd stasss without resort N ea'
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the treasures and valuable merchandise CON
tinually passing over the Nicaragua route. It
certainly would have been most satisfactory
to me if the objects of the ssCyane's mission
could have been consummated without any
act of public force; but the arrogant contu-
macy Of the offenders rendered it impossible
to avoid the alternative, either to break up
their establishment, or to leave them Impress
ed with the idea that thew might perseyere
with impunity in career Of insolence and
plumber.
This transaction has been the subject of
complaint on the part Of some foreign powers,
and has been characterized with more Of
harshness than Of justice. If comparisons
were to be instituted, it would not be difficult
to present repeated instances in the history
OF states, standing in the very front Of modern
civ'llzation, where communities, far less Of
Tending and more defenceless than Greytown.
have been chastised with much greater se-
verify, and where not cities only have been
laid IN ruins, but human life has been rock
lessly sacrificed, and the blood of the inno-
cent made profusely to mingle with that Of
the guilty. 7asks
Passing from foreign to domestic affairs.
your attention il naturally directed to the
financial condition Of the country. ALWAYS !
subject Of general interest. For complete
and exact information regarding the finances.
and the various branches Of the public ser-
vice connected Herewith, refer you 10 the
report OF the Secretary Of the Treasury from
which. it will appear, that the amount Of
revenue during the last fiscal year, from all
sources, wa seventy three million Eve hund-
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nc'Sioi AoiiHc, HoI Ihu 10 give que Wel&nt 10
the fact that, besides the two thousand miles Of
Atlantic seaboard, we have now Pacific coast,
stretching from Mexico TO the British possessions
in the NORTH teeming With wealth and enterprise,
and demanding the constant presence Of ships
of-war. The augmentation Of the navy has not
kept pace with the duties properly and probably
assigned to II in time of peace and il is made
quate for the large field Of its operations, not
merely in the present, but still more in the pro-
gressively increasing exigencies Of the wealth
and commerce Of the United States. cordially
approve Of the proposed apprentice system for
our national vessels, recommended BY the Secre.
tary of the Navy. ai se3raiEssa "a
The occurrence, during the last eight months
Of marine disasters Of the most tragic nature, in
volving great loss OF human life, has produced
intense emotions Of sympathy and sorrow through
out the country. II may well be doubted wheih-
er oil the calamitous events are wholly attribute
BILE to the necessary and inevitable dangers Of the
sea. The merchants, mariners, and shipbuilders
OF the United States, are, ii 10 true, unsurpassed
in far-rtaching enterprise, Skill intelligence and
courage. BY any others IN the world. But with
the increasing amount OF our commerce al tonnage
IN the aggregate, and the larger size and inprov.
ed equipment Of the ships now constructed, . de-
iciency in the supply of reliable seamen begins
10 be very seriously felt. The inconvenisnce
may perhaps be met, IN part, BY due regulation
Tor the introduction, into our merchant ships, Of
indentured apprentices; which, while II would
afford useful and eligible occupation 10 nunsr.
ous young men, would have tendency 10 raise
the character Of seamen % Q class. And Il u
deserving Of serious reflection, whether il nay
not be desirable 10 revise the sxistisg laws 10
the maintenance Of discipline q -, upoa vAie
The security Of life and property on the oess
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h1S.,x, ...Nx..I 81. SOAsADA.
NORTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH AND wALSCr, elSeiSSaIi
II HE undersigned has removed bis Mercantile toi
L lege 10 his building northwest corner oil wal
nut and Sixth Streets where he has Cited up spendid
suit of rooms expressly foi his eusiness-havg pse
neither pains expense in making them IN ever! re
spec the most convenient and pleasant school no ms
IN the United States. .
The plan al opted in teaching combines practice with
theory; nsCa OF using books the pupils are exercised
In making original entries OF every day business !ahs
actions: journaizng, posting balancing accounts, pe &c
Ing closing of great variety OF dinerent ses %
books, both for partnership aud indNldnal business
where business has been prosperous ana advercahu
thus qualify Ing the student Tor entering INTO the pe
cal duties of the accountant in kipd OF business.
Tue course of instruction VIII consist OF DOUBLE EN
TRY BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department.
Of trade and mercantile accounts, viz: wholesale, re-
tail, commission, exchange, banking manufacturing,
shPping individual, partnership, steamboatins, anu
compound company business; commercial calcdatons'
practical penmaushp and Lectures on commercial law
Rso lectures on the science OF accounts custom oil ne'
chants. etc.
In addition to IN, regular OF study. the under
Signed has made arrangements with Messrs. ffehrs
Snow, Esq. Hon. b. SOrer. Prof. L. W. NriSht al'i
other eminent Lecturers delvera course oferiures
the subjects Of common law, history OF eoihierce'
political economy connected with commerce. ehehl
tstrs connected with commerce, aud other suJecis"
great importance commercial point OF view nv
before itr ,duced in any Mercantile College IN ae
States. Pupils instructed individually, ana nol ia
classes that ssu4cnts may enter al any ne anu pro-
Gee. in the ratio Of their capacity and assidul! 49,
Public examinations are had (though puplis are eN
amned privately il they desire it) when the student y.
dergOes rigid aud thorough interrogation Q! the
cipal. assisted by committee Of Praetleai AeSouu
business Men, and Diplomas awarded 10 lhose ~
are deemed worthy OF them.
course can be completed In from six TO Ten weeks.
The pr.neipa win IasG Peasut en ~ ami make theu
thorough aud complished accountants ana ~; eNLe
1--WE acquaintance with the business eohmuni! WI
generally enable him to- procure situatohs lot
sirous of obtaining them.
TERNS-FOr a full course 81 lessons IN BOOK htcI
mr. Writing Commercial Calculations, Commereia
fl fo-sD Il " Y -
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CuTH1S TOE CFFI

i.
The evidence here given ia favor OF trAhDlN Els =
MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost Incredible
to those who have tested great healing pSrsrs,
nevertheless give itn Mr.. Dodgeso words, as we
know IL to be true:
Mr. WILLIS DODGE, living Cyn:hiana, Posey
county, Ind thai last winter. about Christmas while
engaged in choppng wood, he his foot very bad he
repaired TO the house his boot or and found that
his great Tos of: he sent Immediately Tor bot
tie of e.ARDlNER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER, las he
had heard its being used for fresh ents and having
put the toe back to It's place using the Magic
Wound Healer, and in Short time the pain aud sore
all Left he continued the of the Magic ound
Healer. and i'm Il few weeks
HIS TOE GROVED on AGAIN.!
ne, or having infained or become sore.
Mr. Dodge says he may be referred to as to the bone
s he received from the use ofe Magic Wound Healer,
he has used ID ia eyeral cases his family aud says
/: is the best remedy for fresh cuts he ever used.
Numerous certificates could be given, but We think the
foregoing sufficient rs they show concusiyely that Gar
diners Magic Wound Healer TW care fresh eats, and
that fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound Healer will
notinhame or become sore.
II D, Preparec By JAS. H. GARDINER.
Sold by Thomas Newman. Mount Vernon, lnd.
" " X. Il. Hallock, Princeton,
=. =" /" Woolsey. * LincS. Evansville -
and by Country Merchants generally. LfeblT-2nd5mw
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It's Happy Effects upon N New MaFriea
JONATHAN X. MILLER. Pedlar. aged 60, on The
d lst of April left his home in The nortberH part Of
New York, In apparent good health his wedoips
tour I'm company With his young bride On his return
home he was suddenly attacked with lBfammator3
cars and aud painful his eerisgs thai
tears of pity wet the cheeks OF many kind
thizing travelling companions. At Utica. ~ be cara
changed and pass Rger KNOWING the virtues 81
Railways Ready Relief, purchased bottle at DIR. WsSr
ners Drug Store: he Immediately applied the Relief u
the scribe used mp the whole bottle and ppon Az
irving Syracuse the pain much relieved that
he enabled TO walk 10 his carrifge without asss-
lance. Tie has since reported himself cured.
In all cases Of lnaammatory Rheumatism, Radvayh
Relief Will instantly stop the pals. Let those who SUI
fer try it,
SORENESS
Whether in the bones. flesh jois muscles vbetheB
IN the head feet wherever il Is Railways Relief viii
ia few momenis remove every partisie OF frrtahoH
from the system.
MERCURIAL PAINS.
Persons who have been saliyated with mereary, and
feel lis effects still in bei SYSTEM whose bopes ache
with pain whose aesb covered with sores sre assured
speedy rebef OF their pains aBa complete erndiea-
ton of the poisonous deposits. by TIE sse OF kadWeyo
Ready Relief and ReaOyatIg Resoiyent.
Groups. Spasms. Cholera, Dysentery. Bisrrb9a Sick
Headache. and Chill Fever. r. h Relief 70 DC takeD
interna lly aud applied externally. -'.lrI
General Agent ths State OF kestucky - Edwin
Morris wholesale druggist Louisville; also, for sole By
RAYMOND * Patten, 18th street, and r. Blackwsh, I'd
street =.
e. II Clarke Vincennes; Walling Ely Prmcetcp y.
SURE druggist Madison; and all respectable dr Rgiss
throughout the United States and Canaoas
. "'i M Mssnss y 4 CO. aINek] LAeeD...
Evansville. Ind.
RAILWAY & CO..
sep- l62 Fulton ST.. New York.
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HAVE wETHE AGUE AMONG Us!

hhA H W IA II AtH u M u NkDfs
fIAkE kiER'S ROCK OH, teaspoOnful ever three
Il hours. in the absence of the AMI You will be
cured of Ague. Same dose will cure Darrloea dose
every hour for Cholera Morbus-fOr Piles and Rheuma
tsm. dose times day. and apply externally. For
Burns, Worms and Group il san excellent remedy. FOR
Sore Eyes, battle , times ay. You can be cured OF
Coughs and Colds. White Swcngs, Old Sores and ul-
GERS, Cancerous Affections &c, by It's l. has
cured hopeless Of Blindness aud Deafness Good
for Bies Erupons of the Skin litter, and Female Dis
eases. NOW TIL ESE THINGS ARE so. and the rea-
s-Nature made this Oil. and made ii RIGHT. IL is
making aud friends rapidly tried all over
the county IL is bottled in its Natural tate, and. un
iikethe old Kentucky OIL used internally as well as
externally
Get free Circular of Directions OF the Agent-ex-
anime and try this wonderful remedy. II is safe and dis
appoints none. Price 80 cents.
EVERY VkSTlGE of the dfeadful Disease, Scrofula.
he completely eradcaied in tess dime and atess cost
or Inconvenience 10 the patient than with any other
remedy.
The healthful balm fr m Natures secret spring,
The bloom of health, and life. 10 man will bring;
AsfFcm her depths the magic liquid lows
Toe I'm our suncrii q, aud assuage our woes,
This Petroleum obtained from well near iisourgn,
Pa, 400 feet below the earth's snrfaee For sale by
KELLER, FARNSDEY ~ CO, WOOL>EY IL LlNCh,
and HALLoCk & sToDDARD, Evansville.
K NJ. LYON .Ro.t WAYNE,
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w VI. HOLDEN,

NTERCHANTTAlL0R,o on Firststreet, between Main
vi and Locust, Is now prepared Ia manufacture any
kind of suit of Clothes, shortest notice. and
warrantedto nt lie has good of Spring and
Summer Goods. consisting OF Cloths, Hssimers, of va
rious eolors plain and fancy Vestings, oc.. &c sum
mer Clothing made up in the neatest and most fashion
able styles. Mr.. III. will spare pains merit
tnuance Of the patronage with which he has hiiher
o favored.
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NEW p,u.Iy cv0CERY.

THE undersigned has removed his stock of Groceries
l. from Water street. the New Brick building.
corner Of Locust and Second sire It's he designs 10
keep regular supply Of good articles appropriate to a
Family Groce and to sell the lowest cash prices
he hopes To receive share OF the patronage Of those
around him. J. NJ HAMILTON.
"A 4
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s-OyEs!TyN AMI COPPER ESrAB.


THOMaS SCANTLiN, Of the firm Of Scantiln
Paryn has r'turncd from prnee H. anu iax
Iwhere he will devote his personal attention 10 all
branches ofthei business Mr. = would call the ailcn
lion OF the public generally and his Odd customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES. IiNNnd SEE :
IRON MARE. and all other articles pertaining "
their business They also prepared TO a." All SORTS o
Tin. Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work De &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
dome al the shortest notice and in the most perfect sly ie
Cali al th,. store of SCANTLlN d PARNIN.
noyI4 Main stcet. bet First and SGcond
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c0pA2TNEYS9IP NOTICE

rTIHE undersigned have this day formed a copartner
i ship, under the name and style of LEWIS u GRAY
aud have made arrangements with the aie hrm OF mar
rinS1on Crane 81 Co.. their successors in the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in this
city.
I'VE wOu.,, respectfully solicit itinuance ofthe pat
rcas heretofore literally extended towards the late
ann and bespeak the good ces of ouFfriende pledg
ing ourselves TO spare eoristopromoe TIE interes'
of all who may entrust business 10 our care.
~ "'' EDWARD LEWIS,
Frcncrillec Sept Ist lsJe septe Il c HHRLES GRAY.
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MARBLE DEPOT!
REMOVED TO
LAIN 81 OPPO ITE TIE 3 INK.

Of TONS OF the finest Marble ever brought To the
- West at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers m Mar
bile -. expressly invited To examine my stock for
will make IL their interest To patronze me- NY STOCK
consists of Carrara White vened ~ Dove eolored ltaii
an in blocks AMI slabs. American white yari .ated
blue. elouded and stataary, which WAS selected WITH
great ca.e at the Vermont Gu rrieS. -
MONUMENTS Of all sty les. SCROLLS, ObLEish'
TONES HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Counter tops ana Furniture Marble Oh hand ana made
border nj Eastern prices.
Grateful for tina past liberal patronage expect TO
merit continuance of the same. Give me CALI
NJ A. LAWRENCE.
y r Orders from 4 distance promptly ana satislac'
-.iV 0lI.I All work warranted aug2g
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VIYILI. relieve every .human being who has any
w the following symptoms:
InJigestion Headache
R;lonsness Extreme Nervous Agitation
Acidity Paiplt3tlon OF tiie mean -.
A sense of oppression at An incaFactv Tor the shgot
the pit of the Stomach est eN~rton
Depression OF Spirits MIstiness q inds'ihelhesso
Heayiness Vision 80
Cold Hands and Feet Unpleasant ttste IN the
Numbness OF the Inns and Mouth. particularly WHEN
csRerna-s rising in the morning
veynya Nau.ea Dull heavy pain and sense OF
neie,,lty of RESPIRATION weight in the Head
Sinnor Temporary loss Of memory
Ird,abiljtyi 4 sense of Emptiness
nrnws,ness Pulse less freqneBtand .iore
Debility feeble than usual ta
Extreme Ianguor and Ex- Dependency
hanston Ein=i-iatior aud Extreme De-
RestiessBess bilily.
Costveness. A.
Principal Depot at -.
BgRNET'S NO. IA, EAST FOURTH STREET.
CIV ISSsTI, ONO.
II TFor sale by Druggists ever! "herc'
NPprice 80 Cents.
nPCountry Dealers supplied at froprle'ots prices
/ by all iucinnsu Druggists
| -VPPurchase none but 30. HAIsTED's AntrD!spep
II PEyervbox Of the Genuine Pills, has the name o
| so III ,,~rxp'' on the side label.
| For sale in Evansville. lni., 10y so
i HALLOCK q STODDARD,
/ MILLER 81 co.
| cc,oa WOOLSET u biNCh.
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SHERWOOD HOU5 Sc.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely reiled and re:rnished 1T, and prepared
-, snera,r Inc patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has rentetti:e bnci Stable owned b!
Mr. Peter Burke aud has cool stock ofhorses and car
rlay-es to let.
The Stable is large clean and wei located, and good
nj attendance Particular attention
will b. paid to tile care OF horses lett Nun or seeP
ms ami in all respects the public shall find the Sher-
,,,J uoD.c a e,a.,rl Hotel tiys.u1 j. A. 3YERS
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cARMAef AND BUGGY M KINeM

Q Ak .IAGI :
NIESSRS. SATERLEE d nE'GARMo nave now OH
Nj hand good assort,ne of one and two horse Car
riages R0ckaways and Bugges manufactured al their
own shop alter til, most approved and modern styles
M.ssrs :. Dec. will promptly hli all orie LOT Gus
tom work in the neate.t and most substantial manner
and not surpassed 10y Eastern manufacturers eih IN
quality price. They have an experienced IarrIee
RIac. smith no does up the Iron work ia stle not to
~. excelIed apply
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G. 1or.s Oct OF 1879.
Respectfully MRS %Rs. (. BEARDsLEY.

Extract Of a letter from ". Thorn, SasTib%
LeSGHe County, M.
Professor o. J. WouD-
Dear Sir: Yours Of June 2ls accompanied oy aoolle
of your Hair Restorative. was received very soon
NV hair its natural youthful color There IS con-
siderable inquiry Cor the article, &c. ~
Very respectfully yours, n. i"o"-''
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
CORNER MAIN AND tIKST SIS.

CORNER MAIN AND FIRST SITS.
CHANKLIN Il REILLY are now in receipt OF a very
> desirable stock of Fancy and Stape Dry Goods
which they offer their customers and the pubic gen
orally very low prices Their stock consists ID par
of the following:
Black brown and blue Cloths.
Black and colorsd Doeskins and cassfEeres.
SILK, Satin and DOL Vestngs
Back and colored Sattinegs and Ky. Jeans
Blankets. flanneis, Lin-e, and rchings. -
All wool, plais asd fancy DE LANES.
Half DO DE LANES nd De Bages
EayliSh ANA French Mernos
Black and cold Aipacas and Persian Cloths.
Frenc,, English d American Pri Is & Ginghans
Striped Shirtngs, Apron aud Furniture Checks
Plain AMI Enid Tibet Woo Shawls.
Bay state. Squa.e and Long do.
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Carpets Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
Irish Linen, Table Cloths, Fable Linen, Diapers,
&C. togeiher with great variety Of Jacbnetr CaInlric
Swiss and Plaid Muslins jaconet AMI swiss Edgtngs
and Insertings Embroidered Collars and Sleeves. and
hintzettcs black and colored silk Cravas. SILK and
linen Pocket handkerchief Hosiery, Gloves, NeiiS
Ribbo black aud colored plain ami tame! Silks INN
mings, Notions, dc.
Please call in and examine our Goods before purchas
in selling Wholesale and Retail as low as
any house In he city. loctiZ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. 1
PROFESSOR WOODS UNEQUALED HAik REsTC.
RATIyE.-OLD LADIES AND GENTLE


GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
'ROFESS0h WOODS UNEQUALED HAIR hEsiC'
RATlyE.-OLD LADIES AND GENTLE
MEyMADE YOUNG AGAIN.
MANY Ladies and Gentlemen have been prevented
vi from forming good match for li!e II their grey
hair bald heads had not changed their appearance 81
nuch that they regarded old aud superanu.eu
persons Therefore al ihs. and avail yeursei oil 'ne
opportunity 10 supply yourself ut once win ah auei
shieh has failed to give entire sa'isia'uch " 81"
who have usedt 49,.
II will give the Bald-headed youthful LOOKS turhs
-rey Hair To its natural color, aud removes al phnn
nd disagreeabe matter from the Scalp haiso 'n'iso
the Hair, makes IL soft and glossy a. ihe IhsSu
,nts act upon the of the same IL has been taken
~ scientific as well as By men who stand high ~ 'he
ublic esteem and found satisfactory. over o3Oo DOT
es have rely been sold within he last three mohhs
tn. city of ST. Louis and vici.y, am over twice lh'
lumber in the States of Ohio Kentucky. Indiana ana
Illinois. Ofthe Immense quantity OF letters ana
Gates which voluntarily sent every day 10 he
tor he would select few and submit them here 10 lhe
publie's attention:
ST. Loris, Oct. "a. 1888.
Prof wooD-Sir: At your request. willingly give
YOU statement of the effects OF your Hair Restorative
unite gray md began tn see its effect In restoring
the natural fluid 10 IT, il Immediately egan to change "
its native color until il is entirely resorcd ana iro
carefully watching its effects am satisfied thatil ""
only entirely healthy in its effects, but that u iaiun.
applied according TO directions, no lady WIN De ,saP
pointed. therefore eheerfuily recommend " 70 ali IN!
irienhs and all who nave U Sc for such an article.
MRS. K. BEARDSLEY.