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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 81.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has receiv-
ed private letter dated June 22d, stating that the
Camanehes are nightly engaged in extensive depre-
datioDs
Gen. Cooper, the Choctaw and ChiekasaE agent,
had just started for Washington when the trouble
commenced, but IN express had been sent request
ing his return.
There were six white men at Fort Arbuckle and
the post might be taken at any moment.
Tie Camanches are very much irritated BY the
losses they sustained by thu recent conflict with
Texan Rangers. The order for the march Of the
I'd Cavalry to Ft. Leavenworth has been counter
manded, and that the Regiment viii remain on
duty in the Department OF Texas on the lst OF
August the Department Of Florida viii be broken
up and the several military stations there viii go to
tle East.
Lieut.. General Scott compliments Col L0omis
for bringing 10 G successful close the late Indian
hosiilties in Florida, and says that he, with
those who served with him, deserve well Oi their
country.
One Of the sufferers by the taxation movement
| Of the Iloaga government, had this morning an
interview with the President on the subject. Itls
understood that he will make an affidavit OF all the
facts in the case, AMI file it in the State Depart
ment Acting under advice Of Mr.. Forsyth, he
refused to pay the tax, and was compelled TO leave
NJ probable that NJ. Forsyth would have been
directed to withdraw the legation and return home
had he not terminated his functions with the Lulo-
aga government contrary to the statement
| Ii is well known here that Cox " III not
pubsh repnrt hts UIah mission; sufficient rea-
| sons are assigned why this will not advance the
/ public interest.
There is good reason to believe, from recently re-
eeived information, that our government s IN aiair
way 10 acquire the island Of Cuba This Is derived
/ from an unquestonable source.
/ VIII McGarth, of Salem, n. J.. has been ap-
uoi,,ted Consul 10 Marsnhana, Brazil
Through the perseverance Of Mr.. Florence
second soOp Of war will be built at the Philadel
phia Navy Yard. An order therefor viii probably
| be issued tomorrow.
The Fulton and Harriet lane are the only
vessels yet designated for the Paraguay exPedi-
| tion.
The utmost care viii be taken by the President
in selecting a Commissioner.
Secretary Toueey had sufficiently recovered
from Ills recent illness to transact the business OF
the Navy Department tomorrow morning. de
will leave Tor Connecticut towards the end Of the
month.
Gov. Denyev eft this p. NJ. for Kansas
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BURSLARY.-On the night of July 2lst, a
burglary was committed in Berea, and between
four and five hundred dollars stolen from John
r. Aldrieh. Over four hundred dollars of the
money was in bills, and was under the sheet
and pillow of the bed in which Mr. Aldrich was
lying, and was taken from under his head while
he was asleep. A gold watch AMI chain, and a
pair of pantaloOns and pair of boots, were also
stolen. A pair of pants and seven dollars in
money were also stolen from Mr. Hepburn, who
was sleeping in the same room Mr.. Aldrich
is a worthy young man, and was contemplating
a voyage to California for his health, which is
quite poor; and this robbery leaves him desti-
tute and unable to proceed at present No clue
has been obtained to the rob5er.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL on UNIVERSITY
HIGHTs.-AllOw me space 10 notice the very
pleasant festival above named. Yesterday (the
20th) the S. School on the Nights, the North
Brooklyn School, under the superintendent of
Mr. Graham, formerly a teacher in one of the
public schools of this city, delegation of about
sixty from the Wesleyan School, together with
many friends from the Plymouth School, spent
the da- delightfully."- in grove on the Hights
There were about five hundred present, the
day pleasant, :he grove beautiful, the friends
cheerful, and with music from the Band, sing
ing by the children and teachers, swinging and
other sports, "all went merry as a marriage
bell"
The children and the friends present were
addressed in an agreeable and pleasant manner
by Rev. NJ. White, Mr.. Canfeld, Mr.. D. A.
Shepard, Mr.. Graham, Mr. Jennings, and Mr.
Hopkins, the Superintendent of the School on
the Hights.
That School, which has done much for the
neighborhOod, owes its existence to the faithful
abors of some friends in the place, and Others
who go over from the city. Much credit is due
Mr.. d. A. Shepard, who goes each Sabbath af-
temOon, cold or hot, to teach class and aid in
conducting the School.
The occasion yesterday will not soon be for
gotten, and the memory of it viii always be
pleasant
viii not burden your columns, Mr. Editor,
with an extended notice, though many pleasant
things might be written. W.
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Real Gstate Aneuts.
EOR SALE.-Vacant Lots-On Hnf

TOR SALE.-Vaeant Lots-On Hud-
= son Garden, Seville and Maple SITS Some very de-
STEAM SAW MILE ns.lss by r. r from the CITY.
adjoining Station, with Large two story dwelling and
GRIST ,SIILL-wATER PowER-wnh rrsat fall
and abundance o. wsier u nes frO the City OF
LAKE ST-Nssr the Car Shops. one and a-haIf story
Ts AcRES-one mile from City line West. by Plank
Road Good soiL One and a-hsf story frame house baTn
FOR SALE OK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROAD
miles from The Court House. Seventeen acres OF land
500 soi asd well cultivated with nce cottage h0uss.
oara orchard and VARIETY fruit and shade rsesalso
oi I1neI VIII sel very low and receive pay in
eGaii9 % !. ,15 I5ssls SaIt IN ether good properly
wISCoNSlN-Al large amount Of lands we'll situated to
exge Tor gods Of vtr0us kinds good CITY property
CEDAR sT.-Nesr PsrryA vacant lot. los Il froat-to
ss or exchange tor small house and lot Superior
wARRENsvILLE-l2s Acres ne-r the center. with
gool house bau orchard Eeto sxchange for some COED
sg5 ROUSE JENNINGS. 50 superior 81.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
anos Of IT, 20 miles BY Railroad from Clsyslsrd near
sal @Saiioa IN SOD orie[ and nov doing good business
a ACRES The Lake shore niles from Eu nd
Saton sui rich sandy loam; abundance OF frut Of an
kinds and Z timber. Will take Western lands IN
STONE DWELLING Lor-well located in a aesir.-
DE p s oi Shs Siiyi to sIesaase Tor Sma isrm
me VARIETY OF rut trees and grape vines TO exchange for
- lA<s1 EA4A-ND AhON MlNlNI GOll-
ANY STOCK nd NacaEt Lots exchange flr = snail
firm near the eity house aad lot we'll located the
/ ciy.
Ar EUCLID STATION % aerss OF land-soil black
sandy loams under me cultivation, with A. unancs
choice fruit and timber; dvslngs two barns
and neyer-faillng sprng uf Wster, and acres. OF
ne nerh OF the Station, rich lOamy soil To exchange
/ for good improved farm Also.
| 70 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-On the Lake Shore
Good soii sud well improved with Of and
/ Considerable fruit.
| HURON CO.-Fam Of no acres IL mile from r. T.
Station good new house and barn. orchard ac we'll
wtered Wiuexehanss in part for Wssera lands ether
L property
FOR RENT. story Dwelling House on Lake st-s2ls.
/ do do FraGkf a st-SI5O
1 ROUSE = JENNINGS.
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BENNET HOUSE,, CLEvkLASD This House is
spoken of abroad as being what its Proprietor
claims Temperance House. We are pleas
ed to be able to point to ONE house in Cleve-
land, where spirituous liquors are not sold
We have stopped frequently at this House. ard
can recommend It 70 the travelling public as
quiet, well kept establishment The custom
increases SO rapidly Mr.. B. is about enlarging
the House It is situated opposite the public
grounds Success, We say, to such House
Medina Gaselte
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Alrnirinrs.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'
IL MEN. From the n Y DAILY Nsps (EdIfori ID
Bridge This Heslih Of American womsn' anoth.
e. ne i5sai te sSSees n 40 abe annsr and
Ere@ tas Atbeny AoTHlag EzDrsss,
valuable i claimed 70 be in many severe tess made
bE medical gentlemen aud others. DR.. Bridge rssular
and dicTimnatiea udcia1s and hishly sccessu pTsc
utoner n all diseases, especially these Of women and
From FzBaeians
AIaIshas Utsrins Cath0lieoa viii certainly cure all
There Is no medicine Ike i, in this country"
In the worst cases have ever met with MarShalrs
Uterine Catholieon Is a GER am and safe remedy"
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHoLICoN
Is suuhsstsingly srsd reliable remedy for al those
usiiy sc he miad q veil a. ths boy 3 h.s 10 tsF
talk or work becomes alike Ofsuerlng If i'm
Goa Is rsms5y are Falling Of The woab whites Sup
pressed lesuIar OF Pa nfu Ms9stTustion. Boans, Ia
saa, ks'eSiion or Ineoatisenes Of UEas HesItbu Cos
DIS urned SLEEP aud all troubles. organic or syuafhetc
connected with the uterine organs
OF with spine liver CT lung eomPlanls invited 70 al
55 sS ID. Rs VIII ig eSShSs CO that 'hey vii
Tseielne eqt rs INGREDIENTS have been made known 10 The
spscisble phYsicizn in the country
~ Ories % MARSHA LIS UTERLNEi CATHOLE
/ CON = Oae Dollar aH4 HatDsr sia0ls bohfls.
WEST BEDFORD. coshocton Co, May Il. 1877.
Mr. II B KingssY Sri have been selling the medi-
cine oithe F1asRber ompany for the ast Ten years and
hye invariably found them to good S1tiSactOn snd
the pills have sold many famili-s regularly
therea and coffee. and with ny trade III have become
apie arlcle NlarShalfs Uterne Ca holirOn
cine tua- done Of good IN female dseas-
IS one lady 50 il % toll she had received more
benefit from bottle than sha dill from long
medical altreatmeuf By the most skiIlfa Psysicisas,
| Yours truly. JAMES WILSON.
January lst, la58.
/ MRS. ROBINSONS CERTIFICATE.
| VERNOs, Trumbul Co, May Ist, 1855.
This certihes that have in very health for
and found little relief employing number
Of Physicians. Ny disease was ProiaDSis Ute n had
been reduced b. that and Fouor Ahus until had become
uccratec ierabe extent By the advice Of DR.
W Bushnell procured and took six bottles OF MarshaI
Utens tahocon which enabled me TO attend to hus
band his last sickness uat he died which about
year have taken three bottles snce his d ath
which hfs made able 70 labor and support family
three children The CahOcon has nearly restored me .,
health Il the only thing that has ms ated my suffer
MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CATuOLICON is for sale By City Druggists and b.
/ Medicine dealers senerally iull2
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ALUMNI MEETISs.-The members Of the As
sociation of the Alumni of the Cleveland High
School viii remember the meeting tonight, at
eight O'Clock, at the Superintendent Office,
high School building.
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD .
All ohsrs are mere itaOas and should be avoided, II
you wish 20 escape IiiiCule.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly 70
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, wthOa the least
niuy 10 Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded toWm. Bsicielor since lssa. sad 5000
applications lave ae the Hair his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
WM.A A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not to h distinguished from nature, and IS WARRANTED
niureia the least however loag A. may be coutia
ue ani the III elects OF Bad Dyes romedied; the Hair in
yigorzted for lie bg this splendid Dye
Made sod applied ian private roos At the Wig Fac
lg3 Broadway, y. Y.
q The Genuine has the Tame sn1 address upon steel
engraving On four sides OF eaca Box. Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
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YESTERDAYAFTERNOONS REPORT
FIRE IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, July %.
A FIRE broke ont yesterday afternoon in Fish's
Elevator, attached to the New York Central Rail
Road freight depot, on Ohio street, owned and Oe-
cupied BY the New York Central Co. as a store
house, completely destroying the building together
with the wooden warehouse next south Of II, also
occupied by the Central Co. AquAntity Of coffee,
fifty hogsheads Of sugar, and forty toEs Of IN
claimed dry goods were destroyed. The Central
Railroads loss will not exceed SIS, 900. Total loss
by fire about $4,000. The fire caught from sparks
from the propeller Bradbury.
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A frightful bail storm occurred here this P. NJ,
lasting one hour, during which houses were IN
rooted aud schooner dismasted. Crops in TIE VI
einity are totally destroyed.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON July -
A naval court martial has been ordered TO assem-
bic at the GOsport navy yard on the 25th INST Tor
the trial of Passed Assistant Surgeon Burt.
Mr. Rush Elmore has been appointed Advocate
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Kansas, vice Ca
TO, resigned. Mr.. ElmOre was removed from that
position by President Pierce.
ECommodore StOdard has been ordered to the
command OF the receiving ship Ohio, at Boston
Among those who have recently passed salts
factory examination and been found qualified Tor
admission As Sd Assistant in the Engineer Corps
Of the Navy are G. H White. Trenton. n. J; L r
Ayres. Stamford. CT, F. CrODan and F. Dobbs, n
Y; G. w Rogers, East Hartford, Conn., W n
Purse, E. B. Hatch, 9: D. Timing T. l., Diek, W.
n GlsdipQ, James Wallace and w. u. Hopper,
Phila.. and 5. Alber, Brooklyn, n. Y. In addition
70 the above there are eleven from the Southern
&, -tes and District Of Columbia
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HEcKER BAND EVENING CONcERTs.-The
Hecker Band viii play on the Public Square
this evening; and hereafter on Tuesday d Fri
day evenings.
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FIRE
S,Snr HOOK. /,

There was Ierge fire at ROckaway at 4 O'Clock
this A. NJ and it Is thought one Of the hotels was
destro red
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r. n dUfCHfNGS.

lst. Cotton il used as it is puTehased-on sPOOls
without rs-Winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and psrplexily Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, The under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Itis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily Learned and kept in order, aad does not re-
quirs to be taken spSrt to be oiled.
4th. Tbs stitch is always distinct, even and reg
uIar, and VIII not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic a. the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the saes-rOon Of the
su6scribsr and examine for themselves. The
above machinss are freely shown snd samples Of
work given at ali tines q,
The services Of a lady and the use Of amaehine
can be obtained by the day in families, BY calling
n the room Of Nr Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5oPer day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Eorthrop spsngier's Block,
phs0dsm:les Superior IT., up stairs.
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$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by perso
wanting q few bushels Of 4 choice article to Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of Surfing themselves toaSAP when
il would SEEN proper 10 be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the sane rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to sew upon, and has lett upon il an
even, clean, and firm SIAN
A garment made ' 70 the LETTER"-as above
will never he called upon to recognize the "LET
'kR RIP"
At J. S0nneborn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve-
land, O., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity,
and what doubly adds TO tae wonder, is the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER CENT less than at
am Other clothing store N the STATE.
Admission free, and attendants 10 show visitors
through the extensive e.tablshment-grGtis.
juneSd ktriwtf
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Y BRYANT & STEGrrox's chain Of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
sersa. P. R. SPENCE Sons have charge Of
fheCleTeland Writing Department. ebs4tf
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IN a M0NENTT

Without OBTAINING Merchant from his business. ID
OF Fashion from his eHioymeEfs; the AIzfrun from he
household duties
CHRISrADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won eTal Chemical Cauntsreit Of Natures C1oIin
IL
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NEW GOODS.
O RAYMOND & CO., have received,
Os Blzck Dress Silks rev and full supply,
India and Summsr Siiks
STELLA. Cashmere szd 1hibet Shawls
White Crape Shaw Is. emhruideTed and plzn-
Brocha Scarfs and ShaWls
Black and Colored silk Shawls,
B.eck silk Eantillls,
Rsstori Dress Goods. Mouseline de Chene.
Chsi De Lstaes, Rooesa Qgies,
French Bdlliants. Orsandy Muslins,
Chinfz OrEandies. Choc0lats OIgsndiss.
Rest0rl Grenadines, berage Ropess
French Jacc0nsts, Ginsham X lbes lnlltes
plain ali wuo de l5tncs, Hoy les PIinis.
Frsnch, English and American (alicoes,
= les Gauntiets o enfs Drying 9lOFest
Ladies Marseilles CollzTE, ChantilH fellsi
ParasOls Ribbons ard Lace,
Frub'l Handkerch efs. Emb'd Collars
Sleeves and Collar Sets. Black Lace Mitts.
Chantiily Bugsl COllars, White SILK Fringe,
Fmb'd Bands, Edgings and InseTtings.
EancT Belt Ribbons Marseilles Trimming,
Biack Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna I'd lngs.
Bounst Cr1Des IluSl0n Lace
Rornet Rouches Alerander's Kid Cloves.
Embd Lace aad aas;n Window Cuitzins,
Marsslles Quilts. C0untsrPanss and Toilet Covers
IRISH IinsnG. Tlckinks and Sheetings,
sassia T0Sslilgs and Hukab1ks,
fs 5hlrtlnEs and f1ncT do.
Stap ~dibs, CassIasras and Sstiletts
BrO1l = dsBts ShIT-s and Cnlags
nest,nsss IN 5as =. Dfab Apacca.
e1CSss,.e-S Cashsns,
SseIs1ckI@s den sne Unere ls,- -. :, .
An Of xhicsh sught - : - VI y - -
smal advznre-a cuusrior ST
iunA 'SD CO. 81
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DARKENs THE GREYEST HAIR,

replaces the Ted sandy tiuge hih derAes much
personal eomenezS with brilliant black brown.
The hues mparts are FAST COLORs. and change
mOttle ssr exposure the air In the raridiy, uni
oTmiiy and certainty OF is operation this Dye stands alone.
Sold everywhere and sppied all Hair Dresssrs JOSEPH
CHRIsTADoEo Co, Nos Astor HOuse n. Y
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VALUABLE ADDITION TO THE JIBRAEY AssO-
cIATIoS.-Hon. Edward Wade, our NJ. c. from
this district, is deserving of the warmest thanks
of the officers, members and friends of the
Cleveland Library Association, for his untiring
and. generous efforts in its behalf His most re-
cent act-thst Of the present week.-Mrs. Sc
cured to the Library one hundred and three
valuable volumes handsomely bound in calf, be-
ing a complete set of the documents of the
Thirty-fourth Congress This splendid collee-
ton embraces all the great and important sub
jeets that have engaged the attention Of the
National Legislature and the country for a pc.
Rod of many years. and consists in part of re-
ports of the Coast Survey, Commerce and Navi-
CATION, U, S. Mint, Commercial Relations, in
dian Affairs, Territories Of the o. s. Patent
Office, Slave and Coolie Trade, Diseases in the
Army, HaTbors, &c, &C., constituting as a
whole the most valuable and practical sources
Of information the student Of political economy
and scientific research can wish to secure.
We are authorized, by the officers of the As
sociation, to return Mr. Wade their sincere
thanks, and assure him his efforts in their be
half are recorded "where every day they turn
the leaf to read them"
Several Ct our prominent citizens are making
valuable donations to the Library, which, as
soon as classified and arranged, will be duly ae-
knowiedged--ReUier Of yesterday morning.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
CANAL BREAK.

ENhENESAA "0Ag -
The Canal break has been repaired and there are
four feet Of water in and light boats are passing.
Schenectady, P. M.-Caual al full tide ard
boats are moving freely
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n n SOIONONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAS,
Kses the largest Of the mos approved kinds oi
SPEcTACLES Allhs glasses, whether for aear or far
sighted ground under his inspection By machine
" Construction with the Greatest care so as to
suit the eyes in al cases curing Welknsss, Dr=asss or
Iafaz1t0H Of Tie Egos and inpariEg strength ior ong
Ieadias OF hne sewing.
e N. II. S0louoasoa wSald here inform the public
that he employs auy the sale OF his lenses
q Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CRoSCOPEs, COAIPASSEs. &c, keVt On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect IS natural
E-Ofhce 81 Supenor street under the American Hotel
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, wAKINs's BLOCK, coESER OF BAEE AND
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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al22;d&Wfm g BloadNay. New YoTk
WIGS +! WIGS !! WIGS /!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They arc elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitsing charm-ao turning mp bshind-no shrinking
oa Tie head indeed this the only Is s1shment where
these things a properly undeTs o. and made
30 BrualSay, New York.
IL o..
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC CALPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
n m
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY
Az INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
In which Is enboaied a fau and chasse description
nolege Necessary the welfare Of these married
about Be DToosss ofeoneePioap-esnaney
Gnd delivery their pains and dangers, well the
methods by which many latter may be 0hviAiea and
teaching how the 81 stem may be gOTated and restored
TO its proper tone aer having beea prostzied by
plaints inridouial 10 the humsn frame. Also much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which Sin obviate
the necessity any great amount Of sickness ard snahle
the obseryai reader - be- 10 great extent her ply
SiSizn. -
TINS book is nEs avsilablsto The understanding Of the
uon-prcssOual reader and skiIlfuly elaborated.
planned arranged and carried out any work OF its
Kind nov before the public. While gives whossone
pzrtieus and iasoue respecsEzesius information upon
soms e os, delieaie ss eannec1sd with the female
system 1t should be placed the hands Of eTey female
sinsis or married
Ts work also c1a ans prsSciip5s used By the doctor
las practise for the positive Of SsTeH0gs Erur
t0as-Fsuer and Agas-Serrr, C0ugts 1ni Cods-Rssaa-
-Dyspepsi1-t talss q ~ n Rsr. Sc Sc -, any
ozs ih Preparations prove OF great value 70 the
tbs @ viii be seat by mail free Of Pose or the
Reception of is prce. which may e sent e he m leJ CT
oCisss Stamps. AnoideTs sh91d add5ssSea 10
an22.dxwsa20l lscSs@Sers ssresi, =. Y City.
.. g. Barnes & Co, PrOprietOrs Of the Oleye
Iaai Plumbing WORKS, AtwstSr Block prepared
vita sre force 81 experienced workman doiag every
es-r3 tiaa OF Pu hi IA he most Thorough manner.
he mos scientific plans reasonable terms and On short
.tiee lar-e stocks Fountains Of disreat stvles and
izes Bathing Tabs of and wood. lined With
inTeaopneT steam heaters lead aEd gzlvanized iron
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