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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

RENARKABLE CURE OF A LUSATIc-Dr. Thay-
er on Thursday performed surgical operation
on a lunatic The man was thrown from
wagon about five years since, fracturing his
skull against fence stake, the injury bringing
on violent arrangement, which became per-
manent. He was taken to the Lunatic Asylum
where he remained a considerable time, until
he was discharged as ineurable, and finally re
manded to the Jail of the county, where he has
remained for about year past. His wife en-
gagedth services Of DR. Thayer, To attempt the
cure OF her unfortunate husband. After exam
ining the case, Dr. Thayer found portion Of
the skull much depressed, snd resolved to Re-
move it. On entering the cell with his assis-
tsnts for that purpose, on Friday, the man be-
came greatly enraged, and poured out yoIleys
of eIecratiOns on DR.. Thayer, as he thought he
was aware ofthe business he came on At the or
der jailor Frszee, the lunatic laid down on his
bed, when he was Immediately confined, and
copious doses of chloroiorm administered, until
he became perfectly insensible. The depressed
portion of the skull, forming piece a liItlo
smaller than quarter dollar, which had been
pressing on the brain, was then taken out. and
found 10 have thickened considerably on one
side. The head was then bound with band
age saturated with water, and the patient lei.
TO recoser from his stupOr. On Saturday Ul0Tn-
ing he awoke, arose from his bed, and walked
up and down the nom, perfectly rational He
complained that the bandages, which for some
reason that he didn't understand had been put
on his head, hurt him, and asked the attendant
if they might be loosened. As soon as relieved
from the pressure, he lay down on his bed and
fell asleep. On his again awakilg, he was
asked if he would like his wife to sec him
She had child but few days before the aoci-
dent, and he now expressed doubt whether
she would be able 10 get out of bed. On her
entering, he was astonished to find her so well
after her recent lines, and feared that her
health would suffer from exposing herself SO
early. He asked after the child and wished to
see it, but was put of with an evasive answer
until it was considered advisable TO explain M.
teVs TO him. He then commenced taIki-., =
things that happened five years ago. "a II b.v'
ing occurred but yesterday. Itvss. Ion1, 80.
before he eonld be made awase of the fact Of n.
long illness and insanity, and when al last con,
vinced of it, stated tat he had no reeoIlection
of anything other than misty kind Of dream
about his being sick he recommended bis
wife 10 go home to her friends until he was
well, as her stay in Cleveland would be expens-
I i've, and talked perfectly rational on other sub
jects. He is now in a fair way Of recovery,
and viii probably do well. unless inflammation
should suPerene,-Hsrald, yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

A SUGGEsuoS.-Nearlya all the eastern, and
some of the western cities and towns, are de-
signing to have their bells rung for one hour az
ter the first telegraphic message passes through
the Atlantic cable It seems to US that Cleve-
land. thus placed IN direct communication with
the Old World, should not do less than her
eastern and wastern sister cities, in suitably
manifesting the gratifcation Of her citizens at
the success of SO grand an enterprise. Let all
the bells Of the city 'Open their brazen thrOats'
and such othe. demonstrations be made upon
that occasion as will best display the general
feeling
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lDbpsitians & 5ur9eoHs.
81 = =
D MOTION M D-PhVsopathio

ID MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathie
Oocr Eclectic Physician and surgeon p tIess ot Mid
ION haSip located uinssf IN his place IS ready TO at
tend all calls hs Profession either AZ hrs oee or ~
everv description IihsI mineral animal or sa
reduces his patients them but simply removes
the btruelons stimulates andto Up the system BY
those ed With diseases Of the Liver, Lungs Kid
Acute or hronc Loss Appetite, Deransemeut Of the
Stomach. ColstiDzilon o the bowels, Bilious Ansetons
Impu ffies Of the Blood any Chronic long Standing
DISEASES diseases peculiar 10 the frmsl- sex such Sap
"a 10 cali His Mode of rruaiiasnt also completely
adapted 70 DISEASES of Children
Fver and Ague. Cholera A0rbus yseuieIy and
Dauhaea Coc, Cram Lockiaw, Fits and Sfasms treat
- Dr. 81 IS also prepared totreat successfully FEvERS
q ne varoas with all other form d acute
bat facts deducted from twenty-five the Reform OF
New school system o. Iaetee and thooash reading o.
graduafe from the old AMI new schools q Medi 1ae
DT m ~ NJ. ~, Asss Ii ~ n " On le nj NJ ~ H
fractures and syrups such as are usually sSpt IN boee
I5 an RsaedirS a1d iarse humber Of Compounds pre-
Jared hF himself kenedlaL AGENTS. among which are
Sc Aui-B lious Pills exclusively the Liver Sanltve
Biters spepie Powders; Tooth Ache Drops. which
Weak Sorund nfamed Eyes, Canker Medicine, for Csn
ksror Caolsl S0re-soufh CERTAIN and speed cure
Cousumpti5a and all Diseas-s Of the Lungs hhun1iic
Linment or Paiu Killer superior sricle any
ed for the Choier1 Mothsrs Cordial o. Femae Friend
r. n r. Particular Attention WILDE paid IN tTeat-
lng all old Chrome and Private DiSeases 70 cleanse ne
raise dead bot he does claim that he cure all
able Diseases 9ad mans that are Considered n11rabls
once, No. los Lorain 81. Residence, No 10 Church
~ p 5 Dr n. would ssy that he can give One stu
dent good ehancs IN his ore % read Aecine and rs
various branches. an7s'dfW Ed01W4 Iuly16 le9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10
GRovER AND BAkER's FAN

1st. Cotton Is used as il is purehSsed-on spools
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perple1ity Of 6lling shut
tie, las in other maehines,) Is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Il is very simple ys; strong in construction,
easily learned Snd kept in order, and does not re-
auir. to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch Is slwsys distinct, even and reg
ulsr, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine e1broiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the salesrOOu of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of machine
can be obtained by the day in families by calling
at the room Of NJ. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day.
SAMUEL HoPKIss.
Northrop spangler's Block,
mhs0dsm;l9s Superior ST.. up stsirs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, August 9.
Judge Ellis, the regular Democrat &c candidate
for Go vernon in N C., is elected by over
WhelmiBg majority.
The Mayor sent message to the Council to-day
on the sub isct Of the Atlantic telegraph, suggest
ing that the hosptalites Of the city be extended 90
the officers Of the Niagara and the national vessels
Of Great Britain connected with her in laying the
cable as well as the eminent gentlemen whose skill
and energy con Tibuted TO the glorious accomplish
ment Of the wosk. and also recommends that the
citizens be requested TO illuminate their houses
and that the Council cause the public buildings TO
be illuminated, on the day they may fix Tor the
celebration Resolutions were introduced by Al
derman McSpeedon rendering the thanks 1f the
Council 10 Mr. Field snd his associates: Offering 10
all persons engaged in the enterprise municipal
dinner; providing for the illumination OF the City
Hall, and requesting Cyrus W. Field to SIT for bis
portrait 10 be placed in the Governors Room, City
Hall The resolutions were adopted, and COM
mittee Of i've appointed 20 carry them out.
At Hastings, some twenty miles north Of this
city, Mrs. Dean, Mrs Lyle aud Miss Lyle were
thrown from = carriage on Saturday morning, the
frst and last named instantly killed, and Ars Lyle
seriously injured, perhaps fatally
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

TIE SCHOONER HARvEsT.-The stauneh sehr
HJpest, SO6 tons burthen, owned by CLAus
RErs of this city. and commanded by Capt
HARvEY RUNHAeE, sailed last week for Ham
burg, Germany. She is the first vessel direct
from Cleveland to German city, and was
chartered BY Messrs. PEARsON of Sandusky and
ZAHn of Tifin. Her cargo consisted of black
walnut, cherry, curled maple. ash, and slaves.
The HaTresi was built by Messrs LAFFRINIER
& SrEvEssoS, of this city. thee years ago.
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PROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.
The following is the reply Of the President to the
application oftha Agent Of the Associated Press
for permission TO obtain and use the Queens mes
sage Immediately It IS received, and while il is en-
route 10 him at Bedford
am perfectly willing that the Queens message
and my reply should be published. You may use
them Immediately in their transmission.
Signed, JAMES BUCHANAN.
The President has given directions to have the
Queens message sent to him at Bedford, instead Of
going 10 Washington.
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KANSAS NEWS.
LEAvESwORrH, Aug. 5

'--ff'SAAt -ANS' -
Per U. S. Express to BoOnvile.-Pesee Com
missioners Gov Powell and Mr.. McCuloch arrived
here to day. aud proceeded east Immediately. Mr..
Bridger. the original settler Of Fort Bridger, &C
companies them
over 1000 Of Russell, Major & waddle's wagons
were met on the plains.
Several Mormon families passed down the river
this evening, bound for illinois.
Scattering returns from Brown, Calhoun, Doug
las and Shawnee counties increase the majority
against the English bill TO 1916
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

~E. RUFFIN has one of the finest assOrt-
ments of Hats and Caps in the city, which he
has concluded to close out at the lowest prices
ever heard of Let farmers and mechanics make
note of this Remember the bargains are to
be had at E. Ruifini's, 81 Superior ST. aug6.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

A CARD oF TH,NKs.-HENRY KIDD desires
to return his sincere thanks to the white gen.
tlemen of this city for their kind patronage on
the occasion of the late Ball given at the
"Gray's Armory," in honor of West India
Emancipation; also to his colored friends for
their full attendance.
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PLYNourH. O.. Aug. 9.

In honor Of the successful laying ofths Atlantic
Gable, we had glorious celebration last Saturday
night Fifty gnns were fred two appropriate
speeches were made; band Of music was out; the
telegraph Office was spleadidly illuminated. The
jollifcaton closed with six hearty cheers for the
Atlantic Cable aud nine deafeheTS for Cyrus W.
Field and the u S Steamer Niagara.
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GAnratioual.
SELECT SCHOOL, FOR Girls.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
"a smblacng all the elements q soltr Gnd nsrfnl Ed
ucafi0n- " be o-ene N the Sunday School Room, the
rrr Of Trinity Churh. street. the rsf Of Se
tuuber under the Of the Miss-s VARIAN and Tie
the School
APplcaii1ss fr smissi0n 70 be made n the School Room
Al Any time duriuz the course Of the School term
Prospectus setting forth Terms &c be had sp-
phca0n % the Recnr 70 ether % The hey gent men
yisit.rs Of The School DR. CLAXTON
DR. BOLLES.
sus DIN ls REv- L. cARTER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

y Plan and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment OF the Lader Office,
the latest improved and EoStrspid presses IN
best sty short notice and at reasonable Par
tcular aitenn paid to blank work Every descp0a OF
Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgsrs Journals
Sales Books. Receiving Books. ke &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
Nkw YoRK, Aug. 9.

NEw YoRK, Aug. 9.
The steamship Arago arrived this A. NJ, aud
her adyices have been almost anticipated BY her
own report from Cape Race and the arrival OF the
Prince Albert.
The Arazo brings lO7 passengers, S2s,0OO in
specie aud $50 tons Of merchandise. A part OF the
Rayel Troupe are among her passenger
She passed the BOrrusia hence from SOuthamp-
ton at P NJ of the 2sih OF St. Adams head.
IL the House OF Lords, 26th, the Atlantic Tele
graph bill was read third time.
Lord Lyndhurst asked the Government ior me
correspondence with America IN relation TO the
right OF visit, and quoted various authorities 10
show that il never existed.
Earl Malmsbury said the Government had no OBJ
lection 10 produce the correspondence As the
Question now stood, the Government had abandon
ed the right Of visit and search. The American
Government had agreed 10 entertain and consider
in fair spirit any suggestions 10 obtain security
against the fraudulent adoption Of the American
nag. The French Government was ready and
even anxious TO obtain that object.
At Goodwoo1, on the 9th, Mr Ten BrOeekwon
q match race with GriAnda against Mimosa for 200
pounds q side. For the SteA art cup Babylon was
amongst the last, and for the Sayant stakes Wood
burn, also American, 4ih.
The recent seizure az Stettin, by order OF the
Prussian government of the Danish merchant yes
sells had caused much irritation at Copenhagen.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PREsI-
DENT.
BEDFORD, Pa, Aug Z.
A large crowd assembled to-day to congratulate
the President on the success OF the Atlantic Ca
ble 1t is estimated that fifteen hundred persons
were present.
The following is Mr.. Fields reply to the Pres-
dent;
TRISITY BAY, n. F., Aug. Z.
To HIS EIesHeney, James Buchanan, President
of The U. s., Bedford Springs:
Your telegraphic dispatch is received We land
ed here in Wilderness and until the telegraph in
struments all perfectly adjusted, no massage can
be recorded over the cable. You shall have the
earliest information, but sJme days may elapse be-
fore all can be effected. The first message from
Europe shall be from the Queen TO yourself, and
the first from America TO England your reply
With great respect
Very truly, your friend,
q IL EIEIn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

UNITED STATEs CoURr.-The case of the Q.
States r.. COtheran, Postmaster, indicted for
detaining and embezzling at the Post 0fice at
Montpelier, Williams county, went to the jury
yesterday, who, after short absence returned
verdict of not guilty" and the prisoner was
discharged. The case was elabOra.ely and ably
argued by U. 5. Attorney BELDES for the Gov
ernment, and by Judge RASNEY and WILEY
for the defendant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

NEW MUsIc.-We have received from Messrs.
Brainard & Co. several pieces of new music
At their store can always be found very IaJge
assortment of music, including the very latest
They are the largest publishers in the West
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

THEATER.-The Theater opens on Monday
evening next with the Marsh Troupe Of Juve-
nile COmmedians. The Keller Troupe begin an
engagement on the 30th inst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

FoE CANADA The propeller MaahatGn,
Capt CALDWELL, has been placed upon the
Canadl line in place of the lost steamer Tels.
graph She left on her first trip last night
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CHlcAso. Aug. 9.

Senator Trumbull and John Wentworth ad-
dressed an enthusiastic audience on the political
topics OF the day, from the balcony Of the fremont
House on Saturday evening. Number in attend
ance estimated st 600
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

HEw PATEST-The attention of Maehinists
and Others is called to the advertisement in an
other column of Whipple's ReciprOeating Port
able Saw Mill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

ST.. JOINS, n. F., Aug. g.
The Niagara and GOrgon arrived here this eve
ming at half past six. The Porcupine had also Just
arrived. Mr.. Field is on board the Niagara.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

CoxISs -WINcHELL, the inimitable, will
give two of his concerts at the Melodeon on
Friday and Saturday nights of the present
week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

FUNERAL-The funeral of Mr. Estep's child
will take place at 4 P. NJ, to-day, at As YORK
street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

GU1TAR.-J Il. THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. 8 Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,
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yROM TRINITY BAY

limit DIT mug y
rh.u 6 fritrate Niagara and H. B. n. steamers
r, 49,. -ne = "a PSrsupine All left for St Johns this
DCaa morning al s.sO All wen on board and IN good
spirits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10

SUPERIORITY OF THEI Z METH
~ Cd o. prsucins Artiacial Teeth over any 0ner Known
Ist. sIPLICITY-one piece chemically VI tied in all
IL Pa,is, an M o. te me qHglfy o. maternal f,
nc model OF Der own Impfeson Thls adaptation ~De
81 PURITY .-Tis entire rl=ie and Teeth are imDer-
vos the aeoa o. any known chemical AGENT hence IN
csese or hea N, proof against the and offensive
seeretonso the qlolth eJnon 10 gold plate work. and
tth COLOR Bright, lively, and good imitation OF
n B-AuY method Of producing sets Of Artificial Teeth
heaeally united IN piece, tat will pass the ordeal
~ i 81 ~, ~ ~ r.
Hsdrea od Sere CGses. OF this number sightssrc
base taksn The place Gold Plae work. II The last
ed all have gwen their Iesm11s is superiority,
and 50 viii ali oher cases where our terms have been
has there been any dissatisfaction.
TERSISAecordiag the Of the case, and given
PAYSIENT-UPont the receipt of the onlsr or deliv
cry Peoas with Cold Plate can apply their paie in part
GUARANTY.-SafiDacfion; provided the terms OF pay-
ment and Special Instructions have complied with
Persons wanting information. reference viii be given
We prefer apply partial sets soon the crraetnso
the raiqri eet0ne week is long enough intervene be-
To patrons and those desire become such,
Wiappy sa sfrs dos5s ST q fesfs effi sstssetorv
within two days after the arrival Of the patianr-
TO THE DENTAL. PROFESSION.
Those Of you favorable to this enterprise, vilm
with you BY which impressions may be taken
G1rwaTsd by Express lay returned
htted wa reasonable accuracy 70 me lifting and artieula-
Testimonials and References.
ave observed with much interest oT the
above method of produclns Arcial Teeth and beleve
7. GARLICK
have investigated with care for the three years
the agve method Of making and app yng Artificial Teeth
the Laborlt0ry Of Dr. Wright, aud asOin and
Wi confidence that his plan the best
and entirely when made under observation
The supeorty OF tn kind OF Dental work gold
siRd Of metallic plate cannot be quesoae and the state
meath Dr. MrIght's Circular the number Of wher
ms work has taken the plsee q guild plate IS true Much
Of tins Sur gold plate had been furnished BY the best
Deuiists IL te country not egnyerant wiki The
u Porcelain work the hl-ds others than DR..
Wnsht- H A ACKLET, Ii
Late Prof. Of Surgery CleTe Ned. College.
Dan p Rhodes Prof J. p kirtland,
NJ. jackson. Prof 5. b. Hunt.
Er Mayor Castle, Ed. Bud. VI -. Journal
II l. Whitman, Wm W Richards,
T. II. SturteEznf, Prot. Gatcheil-
j. K Cur iSs
~ BH1vIng learned that persons claiming 20 DO this
work and many claiming to be agents for he
sane will say that this date have
the o. A who have any night from the above pafeniao Ia
such claim. and hose either inrnsement
inposonif nosltont let u s1s rs on cure,
n Infringement, will IN due ue attend 70 that
/ M. L WRIGHT, n D.
sept29 ActuafJ for the Company.
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PHft1nrtpufl. Auo. O

The jury in Kirkpaifick's case have returned
verdict Of guilty against Kirkpatrick aud bis wife
for an attempt to poison
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-10
n. H. sOLOMONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND ScIESTIFIc OPTIcAN,
oes the LARGEST Of the most approved Kinds o.
SPEc7ACLES Allhis glasses whether for nearor far
sighted ground under his inspection, b. machine
y Of construction with the Greatest care, so as TO
suit the eyes al cases curing Hc1kaess, DzaesS or
Iaamatioa Of the Eos aud impartng strength iOT oig
reading OF fne sewing.
u n Il SOlomoas0n would here inform the public
that he employs any IN the sale OF his lenses
q Also. splendid sssoTtment OF SPY GLASSES MI
CRoSCoPES, COMPASSES &c, keyt on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain. as perfect IS natuIaL
COHce IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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Alc0irines.
Health on ANERTCAN NO.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,
IL MEN From ths ". Y Dali Nsps (Eiitori.I)
desIs to ea are 9tiorI letter Dr. Joshua
sT column He treats The subject in sble manner, and
his si and % seles, 80? men, be relied upon"
M1rshas Uterine CAfRocon has proved to BE- fully as
By medical geat enen and others Dr. Brise Is REGULAR
physician Of very ae attanmeut mao great Judgment
Hti9ner n al diseases, especially those OF and
FsOa Phyaelans
aIaislalTs Uterine Caihocon will certainly cure all
the DISEASES for which Il IS recommends a."
ILheTe IS no medicine like II in this country"
In the worst cases have with AfarshaII's
Utenne CatholcOn Is a ain and safe remedy"
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICoE
Complaints TO which everv woman IS liable and which grad
talk o. work becomes alike OF ueTin< II not i'm
Pesseily Among the e9mploa.s fr which he caiholi
pressed Irregular Pa nfu 8Iensruafon BlOafing In
sans, Retention Ineonfinenee Of Urine Heartburn Cos
nseness N-rv0uness Fsiatnss Palpitarions. Cramps.
DIS urfed Sleep and all troubles Orsanc sathec
e3nnected vita the uleriEe ory.ns
Ladies who troubled with any fthe above symptoms
o. with spine liver lung cOpiaiuls invited ad-
dfess Dr BRIDGE, with ful con6dsrce that they will
madeline bat rs Ingredients have been made known 70 The
Medle9l C9leges and thy ore At the service Of any
specaaoie physieian IA the country
Ile pries o. MARSHALES UTERINE cATHOLE
CON - One Dollar GHf a Hlbps- Siagie bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshoctou Co, May "A, ls-7
Mr Il Kiassiey. SRI have been selling the medi-
cine Of the Gadenberg ompany for the last years
have Invariably found them 10 good satisctou and
the pills have sod 20 great families regularly
as thertea and coffee and with my trade become
as aple article Aiarshalrs Uteuns Ca holieon
cine thai s done great amount Of good IN female dseas
One lady 50 u 70 toll she had received
benedt fnm bottle than she did from long course Jf
medical treatment hy ihe most skillful phvsicians
January lst, lS5s
MRS. ROBINsONs CERTIFICATE.
VERNoN, Trrmbull Co, May Ist, 1888
This ceIthes TINT have been IN very Door health for
years and found e Or no relief emploins number
OF PLY slclans My disease PrJa0SiS Ute n had
been rednre bv that and Fouor Alhus until bad become
liberated 20 considerable exent By the advice Of Dr.
W Bushne procured and took bottles Of Msrshas
Uerne afholcon which enabled ne To attend 20 hus
year since have tlkun three bottles since his death.
which HIS made able to labor and support family Of
three chlren The Cafholicoa has nearly restored
health Il isthe onlv thing that has afed my slsr
ing Tor which feel very grateful
MARY +. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale BY City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally iull2