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negroes and other inferior races should be permitted
to enjoy only such rights and privileges as they were
capable of exercising, consistent with the good of
society. Mr. Douglas adverted to the necessity of
maintaining the organization of the democratic
party. While there might be differences of opinion
with respect to the true construction of particular
articles of the or ed party toleration he said must
be INDUCED. There should be no prescription of
sound democrats because of such differences. Go
vemment Office holders and republicans working in
unison for the purpose OF defeating the regular de-
mocratic nominations would be like the Russians at
Sebastopol who kept on firing, without caring which
they bit French or English.
Mr.. Lincoln was present. and heard Mr.. Douglas
throughout
Fireworks were discharged in several parts of
the town during the delivery of Mr.. Douglas re-
marks.
The number of persons in attendance was va
riously estimated at from Is 900 to 25,000
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Pursuant to call of the Presidents of all the Base
Ball Clubs belonging to the National Association of
base ball players, meeting was held, and the follow
ing brief will give you all the particulars, which
will be Of considerable interest to the public:-
They selected the Fashion Race Course, Long
Island it being neutral ground and sufficiently large
to afford room to fifty thousand spectators at least;
ten thousand can be supplied with seats, and all
see the players There has been special provision
made for ladies accompanied by gentlemen. large
awning will be spread in front of the ladies' stand,
under which there will be room with seats for Sc
veral thousands. The proprietor of the course has
assured that Intoxicating liquors shall be sold
on the course and gambling of any kind permitted
within or about the grounds. Arrangements have
been made with the Superintendent OF the Flushing
Railroad to extra cars if necessary, to and from
the course. Extra stages also will be furnished at
the Williamsburg ferries.
Each clsb belonging to the National Association
has been requested TO furnish ten members, making
q special force Of two hundred and fifty to at
tend TO guests and preserve order. They will be
under the immediate charge and direction Of the
Sheriff of the county, and will be designated by
badge. The Mayors and Common Councilman OF
New York and Brooklyn, together with other spe
cially invited guests, will occupy the large stand
usually appropriated to the judges on the COURSE
suitable place has been provided for those who may
u
nominal charge Of ten cents for each person entering
the ground, and an additional fee of twenty cents
for each horse and forty cents for each two horse
vehicle, to defray expenses The surplus funds will
be divided equally between the New York and
Brooklyn clubs, and by them presented to the wild
ows and orphans OF the Fire Departments of the two
cities.
The match Is between nine selected players of
New York and nine from Brooklyn. members Of the
National Association. The game will commence at
two o'clock p. NJ, the 18th inst. Should the day
prove stormy due notice wiz be given through the
press by the committee, when it will take place.
BASE BALL MATCH BETWEEN BRooKLES AND no.
BoKEN.
A match game was played on Thursday last be-
tween the " kDickerbockers' OF Hoboken and the
+" Excelsior of Brooklyn, resulting in "A complete
victory OF the latter. The playing very spirited,
and was witnessed by some three thousand specta
tors. After the game was finished a collation. was
given by the Excelsiors. The room (Montague Hall)
was decorated with flags In the centre was one
bearing the following inscription
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY IL. 1853

this ~ leaving that point be suggested by the sgua
ZION, and be has produced the eject admirably The
serie perspective ana all the atmospheric EFFECTS are
ne ~ anything We have ever seen Undoubtedly this
pic ure will make sensason in Esgland aud will add
much to the reputation which Mr. Ggnouxs landscapes
the d"ewater gallery and the gallery of French
fists in IoA dor have already for hun The dimeu-
sons Of the curs are nearly those Of Churcns Niagara
being eight fee BY four, and will make 40 excellent
companion picsrs to the latter. Mr. aguoux executed
smother winter seem Of Niagara some time ago for R,hs
child, of Paris. This one we understand il to 20 10 Fog
land by the next steamer,
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HARRIAGEs AND DYATHs-


EARE-KINoHkS On Friday, July 9, by Rev Dr. Hast
ngs, D. EARIs TO Mss Jr1A, daughter OF the late Dr.
Kinchen both OF this city.
GEVAIHMKy-SANnt-On Friday, July Q, By the Rev. W.
Smith, A. b. GrRATHTY 10 LIZZIE only daughter Of Col
j. II Sands.
NoRvALL-SxnH-on Saturday, July 10, al the Church
OF the Holy Communion, Sixth avenue by the Rev Mr..
Lawrence, Mr. WILLIAM L. NoRyAIL TO Miss ELIZA SMITH,
both OF this city.
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The Synod Of the Scottish Episcopal church. con-
vened at Aberdeen lately for the purpose OF consi
Eucharist, published by a Rev. Mr.. Cheyne met
again on Thursday. when Bishop suther put IL TO
the meeting whether they thought each member
was bound by the rules Of the church TO state his
opinion before the Bishop proceeded TO pronounce
sentence. Twelve answered In the affirmative and
nine in the negative. The Bishop approved the de.
cison and called the members TO give their opin
ion OF the case. The members of the minority de-
clined to do so until certain protests formerly taken
against any further proceedings in this case far
as they might relate TO the merits disposed OF
by the Episcopal Synod upon which the Bishop ad.
monished and reproved them for the first time. stat
ing that 1t was in his power, after second admeni'
ton. TO declare that they longer clergymea
Ut the Episcopal church ia Scotland.
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DIovsnnsmts Of Troops.

ST. LOUIS, July TO- 1858.
Two hundred troops from Carlisle barracks arrived
here yesterday, and were Immediately transferred to
the steamer Silver Keel, to proceed Immediately to
Fort Laayenworth
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The Knickerbocker Club Of Hoboken,
The great Ncstors of the American game,
Is welcomed by Excelsior OF Brooklyn.

After satisfying the cravings OF the inner man,
the cloth was removed, and the following toasts
given:-
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to by the Pres-
dent of the Club; the Eagle-by Mr. Reeves; the Go
tham-by Mr.. Wadsworth; the Atlsntic--by Mr..
Tassie; the Umpirc-by Mr.. Yates; the Prcss-by
ID. A. Sutton; Trinity OF New York, New jersey and
Brooklyn-by George Wright; the House OF Repre-
scntatives and Scnate-by Y. r. Wood.
The score Of the game was as follows
knickerbockers. Erceiuors.
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Fire I'm Worcester, Mas.
WORCESTER, Mass, j

WORCESTER, Mass, July 10, 1858.
A Gre broke out this afternoon in Nathan Wash
burns extensive iron tire and rail rolling MILL in this
city. Loss about 5000; no insurance Work will
he delayed about week.
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Corpner'S InuucAts.

Ruy OVER AND Killed "A child four and q half years
old named Ly tIs Hagnt, in Hudson street
on Thursday Afternoon by OF the Hudson River Rail
and died Afterwards q, tho residence OF
par enis of yesry and Hudson streets. Coro
Perry Will hold inquest upon the body to day. and
invettigsie tho circumstances or the casually.
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Noticc.-We Beg 10 Inform our Fr1ends
that supplied IN varieties of the most OF
o-s!rs able OF light summer coats pants vess &C. &c
tor and boys sno hope keeping large additional
force, to keep STOCK well up through the season.
y. DEYLiN 4 Gu. 253, 259 and go BroAdway
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Defiance Salamander Safes-W1th patent
proof locks and bars Also ire and burglar
'-'' ROBERT NJ PArRICK.
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Large Assortment 81 Straw Hats, I'm
every variety and STYLE ct WHITES the hAer lsS Fulton
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Fredcrick's Photographic Temple OF Art,
Nos bS5 and 55y Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Photographic haotypss dAguerrooypes and Anbroypes In
oyor style,
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wiz and Toupees.--
The beat In the world srpssslng AL ads Sold and applied
q the ms puf.ciOry. 20 Broadway.
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Csisssdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
Tfebest IN the world. For sae aud the dye privately applied
a. no. As,or House
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Barry's TIicopierous 10 the Best and
cheapest article dreSng identifying cleansing curling,
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies H. Bold by all
drrgRatS.
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Radical Cure Truas OAlce.-Marsh q CO.,
No. vesey street. Aslor House Trussss and supporters
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Wilson'S Hair Colorer Will not Dye the
rkiu but gradually turn hair 70 'bsek brown"
not injuring the hair No trouble in wing 1t,
pied like wa er Every body uses only rs cents bottle
bold Al the drug store @ Grand street. NJ " and Third and
wa1n phlAleiuhla
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
Thirty thousand dollars
worth OF

i Thirty thousand dollars
FASHIONABLE SUMNER CLOTHING
At retail
The immense stock Of clothing ~ EVANS extsa
ave cong 60 ANDES Fulton street. h now bong
Having been led the assertion Of the French p
Known snd tempted BY the low rstss .. which
stus offered during the winter month"; his
Win be- . .na s s w, %
regardless Of cost.
The stock comprises every variety quality Of gssls
adapted 10 su inner wear
White dusk coAts
Heavy brown linen coaiz,
White Linen coats,
Satin lean coats
Spanish linen rasisnsl
chinese RrAsz ats
Bro linen coAs,
Planter linen coats,
Marseilles Goals.
Bingham ccsls,
Mazurkg coalz
Check rnep coats
Argentine coats,
Alpaca coais
Farmers satin GOATS.
Drab d'ets coats tined through Out with 6nc ~
Csshmere.
Asni cashmere eoats
Psss
white ,i,,u psnis.
Whi.e a,,ex psats-
MarseiLea psss
Side tsnd cuts psnis
Check hsrssil,es pants.
Cheek Itaea pAnis
Alpaecs psns
DrA5 deie pant.
A'' vssssrs &C.
OF every description.
Coats as low "a IS cents
Pants m low a. 20 cents
Vests m low ~ 10 celts.
@osenune irish iincn busters "si
90 and Is Fulton street,
tel Xesn oil And
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Holloway's Ointment promotes superficial
lent activity 10 the absorbens aud csansss
the blood and hus by tho three OF eIhaoe alb
sorpiion and disineciicn, all erupon1
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DIR. s.mson,s Consultations on Cons

DIR. Snms0n's Conn uttations on Consumption,
bronchius asthma. dehilty and irrftstop In
English French. German, Spanis s BROADWAY sole i'm
Of Peruvian the most celebrated remedy against
those affections.
Queru's Cod Liver OH be used without
the least difficulty By the mos; ssitous 10 free from AL
dssgreesbe taste while the virtues Of the oil fully
tsined PERf0 ID. CLAY CO.. Agents. No Flstcher At
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
George GnEINEn,
II Icon 80 0lnnI IGE
T-.tg. q. -. - y :

On tie Pike Opposite the american Hotel
FREMONT, OHIO.
still continue to Manufacture Wagons and
/ Euesies Of every description, and shorter notice
Than any other Shop III Fremont,
And in as Go0D STYLE ss any other Establishment in
the State with Iron ASes any other style called for.
All timbcruseiin my shop the VERY BEST quail
ty ard thoroughly seasoned All work done in my shop
is done by GOOD workman the country affords, and
not by apprentices is the practice in other shops.
I'll Wagons buH Jy me 7cW Je 7oarraated.
can refer to samuel King Cen whitney, Jacob NToorny
and Brother John limos and Brother, Jacob Harley and
son, Julius Patterson, b. C. Huffman, j. C. Taylor w.
1iyct aud hundreds Of others, Who running asons Of
M IA ikc
REPAIRING Of all descriptions done
Immediately.
iaSST7-ag BLACKSMITHING and HORSE
ELSA SIIoEING done at all times Sundays excepted,
Ez,gY and At reasonable prices Gond notes will hr TAX
in part pay Tor Now is tho time to pitch iul
Fremont, Jan. ~, 1865. 1yl GEORGE GRElNEE.
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Iii rrstty evident tia l. Tho dispatch ans
uoaucibg The arrival Of Col. Klaus WAS an
error. Nothing has been heard from that
gentleman since, thought was expected he
would reach Washington as carly as last
Saturday. All the accounts from Fort
Bridgcrsny that lla went with Coy. Cum
mings to Salt Lake City; AMI, il 80, he
could mol now bo whore he is roprcsenied
20 be by telegraph. A letter Is Tie Boston
Journal Of the 25th sajd be addYscd
10 q private citizen aud dated on tho lob,
five days later than our otheraccounts says !:
p "A IT, S. Commissioner Mr.. Kane, ar
rived here on the 25th Of March, froni Salt
Lake City, with dispatches. lie Afterwards
returned to the city whore he remained
few days, and on tho 9th Of Apiii returned
to this Fort, aud aftor brief interview with
Gov. Cummings, tho latter agreed to ae-
company him to the capital on the morrow
Accordingly on the 9th, Gov. Cummings
attended only by Mr.. liano auJl bis carriage
driver, took bis departure for the Holy city,
intending to go through in two days lie
did SO, and, entering the city on the sth,
found largo hall ready and beautifully
fitted up for his reception. Brigham Young
received him with an appropriate speech,
which was responded TO 10y tho Governor,
in truly democratic and feeling manner.
fIo was treated with the utmost chility and
respect"
AS there is no visible way by which "a
letter could got through from Fort Briigcr
after the departure Of Gilbert on the 10th,
a doubt naturally rests upon these state
ments; but it is pretty certain that Col.
Kane went with Coy Cummings and is
still engaged in forwarding the benevolent
plans which he had in view. The departure
of tho women and children from Salt Lake
City as announced by Mr. Gilbort, docs not,
probably, imply aremoyNl Of the Mormons; :;
but only measure Of safety against the
threatened assault Of tho troops Coy.
Cummings was not expected to remain at
Salt Lake City, but would return in few
days. Toledo Blade.
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uriB or spu Gcring
Pows and Plow Castings of the most Approved Patterns
this
= TAl hira If ldiucyo Vol ION short dca
gue ar u q N u q FRI iCtT TLtN RoERLY
81 W
H 10 o large e,ne inun o. he
u
Other edr dDaughs
H force r iE t viii /, lerucrci
tamscrT
p G
JUNE & GELPIN.
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JUNE & GELPIN.
THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery of the Age.


L n
~ a.. NIml; 81 s g,oG9'Grsa M u, one
4tA"i oui o"'io-i l"S'"'' "'V"' ie''e1! ""'eu'es
EVERY KIND OF EEUaE0U,
/ From he t0Ta scrgfsla dcTH 10 common Pimple
failed except IN cases. hotl thunder humor1 TIeLas
in his possession over one hundred certificates Of II.
/ value all within twenty r,ins of Doston ~ N
Two bottles are warranted to cure NURSING sor mouth
Q9e or three bottles will cure the worst kindof rpes
two o i,-ce battles VII, c,o,r ,,o
Two bottles warranted to cure tie worst canfer in
the Ti1oc mouth IN or 5,r.s stomach. ,driYal ....,
the Fyes. ~ '''io al Nui'r i"
TWO hotties arc warrant oi 70 c,ro r,ri. - ., .
and cI, o,, H. ~ ~ 'uio running Ut ule ears
Four to six bottles are warranted TO cure corrupt and
running ulcers:
T Tnn notue Miil cure scaly eruption OF the skin
three uotties are warranted TO cure the worst
Alrloi IlnsWofins.
lHopr tutee nottfS arc warranted to cure the most
desperate case Of rheumatism
rIes or our oottts are warranted tocure a-Rheum
s 70 S' Ttes WIN cure inc worst case OF scroula
and aperiect cureis warranted when the above quantity
1,o1r-.n,. 49,,
np.pu,n,y Tho ro,,t,i FGApTki, ~ a. ~ MASS.
er in ,rir al tin ~ G " 'ie MgeaI Diseov
i The n,api5 NC ~ f M & iS so Wen estansned
Inocd not saw any nc on tbe subject as tbc st s
tu physicians and the most careful Druggists in the coun-
Try are unanimous IN its prnise.
IN presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice, do
W int EnoNiedge OF its curative power In relieving
u 'si :" '1%Se use.sgs 70 which You are
70 an ac6nSto ,aoiLcr ''' most eAeruc"lns disease
.,,
H"TSihs sore hOhtn,
cures as il 10y nracle your temper is restored to
IL natural sweetness and your babe from short md fret
eoyery becomes fountain OF blessings to your husband
ana houscho"'
In the more advanced stages OF
Cauter,
it extends to the stomach, capsinS
DyspCpsia.
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD OF
r ICH CLOS SX AIR!

Talk ofbeauty it cannot exist without fnc head Of
hair then read the following and If ask more,
circular around each bottle, and no one can doubt.
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. We
call attention Of all old and young, to this wonderful
Treparation which turns back to its original color gray
haircoyers the head of the bald with uxuriant growth
removes the danrug, itching, and all cutaneous erup-
tionscauscs continual flow Of the natural huils aud
hence If used regular dressing for the hair will Dre
serve its color and keep fiom falling to extreme old age
in all its natural beauty We call upOn the bald gray
diseased in scalp to It; and surely the young will
not they value the flowing locks or the witchng curl
thousands.
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New
Haven received the following letter in regard to tie Re-
storatiye, a few weeks since;
DEEP RIVER, Conn, July %. 1856.
Mr.. LcayenwOrh-Sir; ! have been troubled with dan
run scuif my head for than year my hair
gan to come ont scurfand hair together. saw In New
Haven paper about "Wood's Hair Restorative n cure
called at your store the first of April last and pu-
chased one bottle to try it. and found to my satisfaction
that Il the thing; il removed the srur and new hair
began grow it is now two or three inches in length
nhere Wds all Of Ihave great faith In Il. wish you
to send me two bottles more bv Mr. Post the bearer Of this
don't know any of the kind is used in this place. you
may have market for many bottles after is known here
Yours respectfully, RUFUS PRATT.
PmLADELPuIA, Sept, o, 1856.
PROF WooD-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative Is prov
ing itself beneficial TO The 'front.' and also the back
part OF my head almost lost its coverngn fact baid.-
have used but two half pint bottles of Restorative
and now the tip Of my head Is well studded with promis
Ing crop Of Young hair and the front also receiving its
eft whatever think from my personal recommend
alton, can induce many others totry Il.
No. 464 Vine street.
YlScENNEs, Ia, june %, 1858.
PRoF. o. j. Wo0D; As you about to manufacture and
yend your recently discovered Hair Restorative, will
state, for womsoeyert may concern, that have for
er years. been in the habit Of using other Hair esor
atives, and that find yours vastly superior 10 any other
know II entirely cleans the head OF danrud and with
months proper win will restore any persons hair
10 the original youthful color and texture giving Il
healthy aud glossy appearance; and ali this without
discoorng the hands that apply the dress on which it
diops. would, therefore, recommend its use TO every
desrous Of having fine color and texture to hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. j. WOOD Co., Proprletors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York. lin the great n. Y Wire Railing EstahishmentD
Druggists.
Fremont, o. 23yl
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MAP OF
COUNTY.

TOIIN McnONELI begs 20 inform the public that IA Is
81 now engaged in gcttng up Map Of this County Tor
pullieation whicl hc hatters himself viii merit tler
kind patronage. Il will represent In minute deta every
ircf Of interest in the county. The boundaries Ofeach
farm will be accurately shown with the owners name and
the number Of acres Il contains All the roals, rivers,
streams 6c viii be dehneaied with perfect fidelity. All
the buildings IN tie county will be- located In their prop
er positions. buildings Of public nature, such as
churches, posoeo mills, houses business &c. will be
disiinciiyely shown Tile map will be engraved Ia the
best .tse of. art beautifully colored vanished and
nlopnted on ralisgs.
70 tlis map. .e-f
fBeleni, Arsl ", 1855 iIns .,..sst.
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Plows and Plow Oastinga Of the mogt Approved Pa

rRnloNr, s1aiasy couafl. ollo, August Is, 1850. ?
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DR.. ROBACK'S
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
DISEASE vANQUIsuED

ss.ss-1EA1.ti l----5---ass ssv-r
,..., -...
A FTER YEARS or STUDY AND ryprprpfrNr
n Dr. Robac the eminent swedish Physician sncceeded
In producing medicine from twenty -trco different spc-
cies ofmounian herbs Of his native land Lb acts ai
recty upon the causes Of disease in the blood and bv re-
storing the corrupted fountain Of lif to aeondon Of
health and purity eNpels disease from the g,ste yI
Indigestion, nervous complaints rPc and other Gt, Gts,
81 l,s curry stages soie throat hronclit
leinlnhe wIasness picklng Of the skin, pmomatic OF
lassitude and debility daihea and all other disorders oi
% os ofs o. ' Ihe liver t6e Kidneys the som-
ai @ ~ AZ, ~ w, oI tle InIseuiF nber are unerrngy
eis ~ ias bi m =; = 20 ae M9ter'es morn or
them with an absolute certainty. While ~ tbs i,
it regulates the secrctous removes osucaons from the
bowels, create appetite, bodily Ygor and reaener-
acs every animal function Such is lie nature sncb arc
the effects Dr. Robacks famous Scandinavian Alood P
rfe which IL taken In conjunction with Ills Scandinavian
Blood Pills will not only oJlitorae the most nani dis
ease but prevent their recurrence and engthen lf I
yond the ordinary span.
presents the result Of twenty wears eSperen bs
and experiment to what perfect nil sbould Ic NJ
rco pnS e aoo9 tnSir supenorty after one single trial.
iee oi t1e scananayan Blood Purifier BOTTLE
70 per a ole9i Scandinavian Blood Pills 20 per
o'N' vi n'c ior q
~ r. " - lIIV' Sllanl CO., Ind, Aug !, 1857.
@ Dr :, W; KoHAcki have received SO much benefit from
" @ ~ hood lgriher and Blood Pills. shat
n'e louGht my ouv, and IL is no less my inclination
8 a'n sia ncIt of my case. was for years
business Dyspepsia Torecoptulaie all the so-caed REM
wo,ldirdcrd ri USE, 70 Ila myself Of +lis disease
s,iteJ ,riti iIi4" lu'iohch2N catalogue also con
5uced t try yor i ''as cogid hear OF was in
friend and after using tlt,1 a ffv- -. VI Il
fitted. and n a short Time los fap +: n,,i 81 -. .
ly and permanently cured wae also aGii5tJ ;,i ~
most violent nervous headache which Tsrn,os, ,, So
duced by my disordercd stomach for when me,
lefi me- my headache left with IT, now rl i ,t ip
erv resio, tiis fi9p tsre r , % 'e' o-'teI IN eN-
Vcrv tr,lly vours .tOHI c nr-,rr-rrr
t-o, tf a., H. ,f,,,, >, " '.'iu ~
' " ' -i'' -''-i"'' I Ya.oI o4 ho1erts Chapel:
n r. w r,-r., r,.sii.p ~ NAfoLiS' Oct' o, 1897.
p,iriGc. a. a. -. .e,tt ' ~ llNS uFei your Blood
iI li'i ,, rom which have suffered
tairi- L., 1,, 49, ~ d. '"y 10 vac I.ste, it GER
no. tbont s ls ~ tt5 ll ue n'I' ,s' ii.ase accept
' ~ ''i !O' Hili i's"'nS "l'I NcIs ana believe me
i"u'S' D. W. l. hcMuL Lien.
FROM WELL-KSOWN STEAMBOAT CLERK
IorlsvI1nr TrpoI 1877
DEAR DocroR: Send mo laf n dozen boves Of vo,,r
Pilis, Of u. G. Cud Co. so can Get them neVt min
Six weelsago nothing could have convinced me- tSt
twenty-five cent iox of Pills could layc rlieYed mo bt