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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19
These will be tried this morning.

ENTERPRIsING.-Ths enterprise of our evening
contemporaries is astonishing. The Methodist
Conference now in session on tho West Side, holds
its sessions from s O'Clock to 70 each morning. but
the evening papers, instead of having reports for
the afternoon prefer TO wait aud copy without
credit from the Leader and Review This would
suit usv very well, if they would honorably give
credit but such course is unknown to them
Then the Herald uses our phonographc report Of
Mr., Danuson's speech without word OF credit
aud carries the idea that the version was made by
themselves instead Of US. The same paper copies
our list OF entries at the Horticultural Fair mis-
takes aud all. The Plaudeaer makes a weekly
copy of Council proceedings from the morning pa
pers and both evening papers copy the proceedings
Of tie Board OF Edncation without word OF cred
il. Verify, they are to be commended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

WIN. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
onIv h,rmlsss and reliable Due 4

The OnlV htFMteSS ana reliable DUe kHGicN.
The O rgna aud nest iu the world
An athers are ma limitations and should Dc avoided
y11l wish to escape ridtrule.
GRAY RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
Beautfnl and Brown Black without tho least
Iajury Hair OF Skin
FIFrEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have besn
,garded to VIM A. Batchoinr 1879, and s0O10
applications have aad0 tiths Hair Of his patrons s
his famous Dyes.
WM. A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE PRODUCES q color
he DISTINGUISHED FROM atare, aud is whRgAETED
Lot TO inure in te least huN lCng be unnutd
aud the ii effect Bud Dyes remedsdi tho Hair !nvgor
ated for lifo hythis S rlondd Dye.
Made. sold Hpnh sd t.u private foomsl At tho Wig
FACTORY, No. 2ll Broad way, N Y.
Sold ia ali cities ana L. OF the United States h7 Drug
Fists and Fancy Goods DE 'Neas.
C The geuuin. has the and address upOu a stee
plate engraving On four SIDES 0f each Bon, 81
WM A BACHELOR,
ianlT tJn 2i9 Bfnadway, n. v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

lloT WEATHER AND WATER,-Durng the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, We
have often heard people complain in most dole.
ful manner Of the heat, aud yet do not Introduce
wateF on their premises With which Ia keep them
selves cool by wettlng their door yards and side.
walks. We would advise those 10 call ON b. p.
Bowers Successor to J. D. Barnes, Plumber,) At.
water Building, WHO has . large stock Of Plumb.
Ing Materials Hose, Pipe, So, and engage him to
put up ccoiug institution forthwith, We would
advise Them 10 get Bathing Tub at the same
time and we will warrant that they can keep
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

STARTLING CoINoDENcE.-WhileR Rev S. B
Webster of Psinesyille, was preaching before
tho Grand River Association at Geneva, last
Wednesday evening, and at the moment while
he was illustrating a truth, by startling allu-
sion TO a burning dwelling the ilames were ac-
lually consuming the hOu Of an oged couple,
who were sitting thrilled with the eloquent
words of the preacher.
Comfort WetmoTe and wife had early in the
evening left their home in the care Of two little
girls aged about years, one an adopted child
Of the old people, the other a grand child who
was on visit TO her grand parents A. they
neared their house, alter the evening service,
they discovered the house 10 be on fire, aud
soon found the adopted child badly burned, but
not fatally; she had crawled out at the window
aud yainly enlreated her companion 10 follow,
but frightened out Of her reasou, she took refuge
under the bed and perlshcd. She was soon al.
ter drawn out With hooks, her head and limbs
mostly consumed. The father of the grl is
Barnard Wetmore The origin of the FIRE is not
known, but there is no reason to attribute IL to
tbe aaTeessnesl Of the girls --Ashiabuia 1sis.
graph.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

~ Pleasant weather will be followed by storms
and mud will succeed DUST ii therefore b,hooyes
tue walking public TO look out for storms and
changing states Of the Cleveland streets, by calling
at McGuire's, No l26 Ontario street, for coverings
for the feet which shall be found serViceabe aud
trusly, whether the wearcr walk on payemonts OF
through quagmire5, IN tbe scorchlng sun or through
driving rain. Mcclure is making great prepars
tons for She Winter trade, and ut his extensive
storerooms customers will iini goods suited IL
their every want, ~ reasonnble prIees
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

LEcTURE AT FoREsr Cry Hall j Z Sampr
son, Esq Principal Of the shnnecock Indian
Academy, Long Island, will deliver lecture on
"Wednesday evening at the above Hail. to young
people, upon their moral culture and future res-
possibility lie has delivered the same lecture in
Philadelphia. All are invited 70 alend Admit
lance free. Lecture to commence at 8 o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

MISS EMMA HARDINGE will speak In Chapiu's q
Hall Cleveland, on Sunday, morning and evening,
September 18Th. As an Orator and Trance
Speaker, Miss Harding Is unsurpassed It is hoped
the large hall viii be filed with honest, earnest
listeners. There will be collection in the morn.
ing aud dime admltauoe in the evrplng.
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Saturday Afternoons Report.


General Scott lsn here this afternoon for New York
md viii sail in the steamer oi the 10th f0f the Pacific
The preaent deolte aud complicated state of af
airs at San Juau growing out of Gen. Hafneys move
ments, requires great and caution the part o
our Government 10 prevent a collision.
The President, 10 confer log with Gen. Scott IN 70
gard 20 tho matter suggested the proprety Of sending
some there who wis less impetuouq and pfu
dent than Gen Hafney. Cen. Scott At once infofmr,
the President that he would go, and his 10
struetioua prepared hs woud b. toaey 10 stsft
The instructions partly prepared, and considered
IN Cabinet Council to-day. They will probably be com
York. ....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

gao- o-De'pondoncy, mental arrangement, &c.-
Electricity the King of remedies. Dr.. Gibson Is
the only Physician in tho city Of Cleveland who
cures headache aud other diseases which cause
dependency, mental arrangement and suioide.-
See his advertisement in another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IL.
Denver City sdyces to the sth reached Leayenworth
yesterday. .. .... t.....|
keturua from Denver City aud Aurotia Of the election
Of the 9th, give mtiurity Of g33 against tho State
Constitution and in favor OF a Territorial organization.
Heturns from the mountain districts not received.
large number Of miners leaving the mount aims
FOR the vaysin consequences Of the prevalence OF rain
and snow storms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

SPRING GRovE PARK.-In TIE race of Saturday
at Spring Grove Troitirg Park, between Western
Metropolis and Ike Stadden in wagons, mile heats
best two in three, for purse Of 500 a side, the
former won in two straight heats Time, 23s,
2.1I
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Hhtl BEST a4i,5 4 Al@i5l4FlQIAL i5L,5 4! HELP TO
N II. sOLOMONSON.

pEACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OFTlCAR,
tho LARGEST assortment Of Tho ost approved kudso
PEcTACLES. Anhsglasses, Whether for near oTia,
ishtod ground under his own Inspection, 10y machine
ref anew construction With the greeteS care,
emit the eyes IN al cases, curing Weakness DEsHssS
aaaHatoH Of fhs Eys, and mparling strength tor ong
reading or duo sewing.
G1- N. II. solomonsQn would hers nfUm the public
thathe sever plogs IN tho sale of hisleuses
C1Y- Alsn, spendil assartmen nj Of spy GLASSES MI
ChOhGoFEsi COMFAhsEs, sc kept on haud.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
asserted without pain, hs perfect as natural.
V-omeeas Superior street ,undsr the American Hotsl
iun22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

cert Company will favor the lovers Of good old
fashioned tunes with some more of their vocal and
instrumentalmusic soon. Read in another column
theic advertisement for further particulars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

Public PREAcHINo-Rev Mr.. TAYLOR, the 10
ted California street preacher delivered discourse
in the Park yesterday afternoon. A large congre.
CATION was present, ami the speaker held their at
tion for two hours. lie is an eloquent speaker
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19
Foi salebY FAYl.oRD 4 HAMMOND,
tAaa WILLIAM FISkE.
duc6 dGw " 200 ARems Cleveland.
Thal Professor WOOd'S Hair Restorative
ANTIII. DRESRN INEAlIIRI v


PRuF Woop Dear SIR Nv hair hnd tor several years1
bern hfpoming pre- HtnEely gay, accompanied by hafh
which rendered the constant application u oil necos
sHry IN dTuss IT, When fompl oed using your Hair
ReBtnntpa about twp Hntls thgt condition,
aud huy eOntl nod ~ use ~ wq the three last weeks
itk Natural nolnr and assumed gottutss
aud utro greatly 20 be preferred oiboR nednced bv w
appIua ni anf other preparation have ever used
reraid Indispensable article for ladirs ioilet
whether Hair RoatuTativs tar almplt
pu pose OF dressing beau igg The lnir NOuhLye pei
m uit whO utturtain any doubt OF lie
MRS @ sYMoNDS.
| Cibriunati q Feb 10 1871 us Third 81.
| pHOF. Wonn-Deur siri By the ADVICE OF friend Of
niup, who hat been psi.g your lleir Res'orays was
rurY ,ety hsrip ny heHd came out, Now NY har has
Ia lin eenl deal tickN thHn ever Il Nuihine bat
c1l nd sytnuHthy that T, Ia "ummuulCatu 10 others
anny Hielej 40 have hoe would induce ne 70 gye
WHO are " INV Of the hutht have received
ttVm Prot N''N oars respectfully,
A, H. JACOBS.
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FIRE.

large brick buildisg Ida Hin, owned By estate
Of Benz. Marshall aud occupied by the Troy Hosiery
Co. and Empire Machine Co, partially destroyed by
IRE at 10 o'clock this morning. The buding filled
with goods aud valuable machinery. Loss eatmae ed
At $4,000, Insured In New York, Philadelphia and
Hartford Companies. The Gre originated IA eonse-
quenco cf one Of the hands putting cotton 10 the
sloye
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY mORNING. sEpT. 10, 1850
TRAVELRIUs uEUIsTRH


Foie8S BoSt Bpd' 'wariiSiins $50 a NJ
Buffalo r. H. Iiue $50 ?. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

Ta7- A servant girl in the employ Of Mr.. Jack
son, proprietor Of the Willough6y House, at
Willoughby, drank by mistake, on Monday last,
swallow OF corrosive sublimate. The white
Of an egg was immediately given TO her and the
poison was thrown up She was quite sick for
day or two, but has entirely recovered
PaiHsspile Adp.a
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Saturday Nights Report.
NArIONAL FAIR.

CmcAco, Sept H.
The Fair clncd to.dsy. Pecuuarily II was perft ct
success Total receipts about $40 600
To-day devoted to tho exhibition of rottinr bor-
citizens purse Of 81 600 taken by Ike Cook
Chicago hoIsa. Tmo-2;2Sis. Flora Temple and
Princess not entered
mntch of Billiards between Phelun and Tieman OF
Eve hundred points, resulted In favor Of the io,m,r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19
FROM NEW YOTK

Nav YoRX, Sept. n
stake of tho men working on tho n. Y Erie
Funnel at Bergen, took place yesterday 10 Consequence
Of the pay Of wages The lsblers uhstructed
the track and stopped all trains. Tbs military were
held in readiness tor orders but i being impossible TO
ind the Sherin, the troops were diaminsed
The strikers remain victorious.
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IMP0RTANT 10 FEMAIE5


he esnnaton OF iugredens in these Pills is the re-
alt Of lORs and extensive practice. They are mild III
their operation sud oer-n in correcting all irregularities,
Painful Meustruaos removing all distractions wheath-
.sr from cold otherwise headache, pain in the side psi
paton Of tho heart whites all nervous Affections hyssr
ios fatigue pain the back and limbs &C, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the meut OF IN the treatment Of
these Irregularities aud ohstucuo9S which have c9usuod
$50 many thousands Of the Young the beautiful and the be-
owed TO PREMATURE GRAVE No emue can enioy good
eah unless she regular an whenever obstruction
fakes place tho general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most esc uaI remedy known fir all
uiuts, peculiar e. FfG1lS. Tn all asses they
tahe INDUCING tgN certainty periodical rsgHiGry Iuuy
known thousands vino have used thCm n different
Derod hOughout The country huyug the sanction u tht
mos eminent QhyStcialS IA AHlcuCI.
Erptrit directions stItiHJ 1lcH d p4sH tsy St1Hd nor
Hssf with each BOK-tne Price one Dollar each D0r
Il islHg 40 ffHs.
valuanje plmnhle, he had flee, NJ the Agents P
sen bg H1 promptly. by enclosing prCo 10 the Gene. al
Agent. Sold by druggists ce Ic1,llv
's' X. B. HUrCuINGS General AGENT,
No. lGj Chambers g., New NuT..
Sold in Cleveland BY Wa. glSltE aud GAYLORD Il
HAMMOND. aDrsI&wom3L
-UAIR ID YEl HAIR DYE /! HAIR DYE /
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" II any people in the world ever needed
apostle 70 their devils out, it is who live ~
tas logged country. The miasmatc pois son Of our
Swamps and Marshes becomes vertable devil IN tho
blood 70 revel n the Agues asd Fevers which hake aud
oOroh all. Ayers AsUg CUBE Is said 70 be the
posle need and Of neighhou wi lave tried
nnnnrua Lnn r.n,tt - Llnrn.I pLru0 III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

BosTuN, Sept, H.
The bark Tom Corwin arrived at this port the
lzth inst aud Capt Sherman statos that the report OF
the brig Twin Sisters incorrect, his whale pas
sage occupied p days, and he well supplied with
pTOvisioua.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

QUoITs.-A game of Quoits Is to be played at
Burtons, on Pittsburg street, commencing Tues
day, Sept, 2Olh, at o'clock P. ", for stakes Of
one hundred dollars side.
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8pEfiaL Noiifes.
Nj. }, DlOkhhoON,
Late ofths finn Of Amhltr & niokerson,)
DENTIST.

OHcs 255, superior street, near Keaders store
Dr ID 3 new suit OF rOoms ready, and he would
ee pleased all Of bis old patrons and ohers who
may wish the services Of deutlst Ucer ed teeth reat
ed faugs and crown hlled exposed nerves ppod
ed also teeth inserted gold silver coruto orvuieami
base, platinum plate, with continuous gum, which "a
much used east. myB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

" For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap We recommend f. Ru0iois excellent assert
ments of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street lie,
as practical Furricr, is now engaged in manulac-
turing Capes, Mutis, Fur Gloves, etc, etc. for this
Fall aud Winter trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

ARREsrED,-Jamcs Smith was on Saturday
arrested by officer McIlra,h fer stealing silver
watch worth $40 from Mr.. s J Page ut the
Melodeon on Thursday night last
Elizabeth Holmes and Maria Welch were ar,
r'sted for keeping houscs of ill-lame and a
number of girls for visiting in the sans,
Louis Baier was yesterday arrested for in.
toHication
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

10 Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hom@o
pathy simpliled. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication To be had ut Halls
opposite Weddell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

~ f Stair 4 Co. have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlcmen's Hats. We should advise
those who wish n beautiful aud becoming Hat to
cal on the Messrs. Stair Il Co. and get fitted.
ly-H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-19

70 For the best qualities Of Segars Tobacco
and Snuff, go to B G. Dietz, III Superior 81.
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NEW ApYERTIsEMRNTs

Morgan Root-Drtss Goods .
Taylor, Gnswyld Co-Slks
N. Mo me y-Wn,er Goods
Y NJ c. A.-Specinl Meeting. .
Lecture at Forest Cts Ilall-Dus Notice
McGuire--Bus Notice.
s. s. Barrie--Coal Oil.
W L. NJ rin-S,oves, See First Ptge.
Old Folks Concert.
New Dining Hall
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sSS- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale b.
Hawks, Scbuckers and Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street.
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SILVER SoAPl-SILvER SOAP For cleaning
silver aud plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantes, &c.-Another lot just received by
FOGG, ENswGRTH & Co.
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Books s. Gtationtrp.

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Booksellers g. StatiOnerS,
No. $50 Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
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Allthe above supplied at wholesale or retail
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ Plain aud Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment of the Leader once
the latest mpr we'd aud most raod steam presses the
bostsyIo snort notice. and reasonable rates Par.
rcuar attention pudto blank work. Every description
OF Biudns dome, especially blank hooks Ledger Jouru
as salts books. ReeeiyIng Books. 80. he.
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~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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PHOENIX No ABBOAD.--Our No Boys carry
their bone popularity with them wherever they go
Gov. Griener of the Columbus Gazene, shed the
light of his luminous couutenance over the Fire.
mems State Parade at ZaneVille and in doing up
the doings for his excellent paper, he thus compli-
ments the No. As:
We would DO doing ohly half our duty did we
neglect 10 notice the splendid Phoenix Fire Com
pany from Cleveland body OF men, ia our opinion,
Unequaled for beauty OF form and strength OF mus
Gle III any other city in the state. They passed
through this city, both going 10 an returning from
the Parade, headed by The HeCker 81 ass Band and
attracted very general admiration. Cleveland may
well be proud ot such hremeu. Can't we sell the
City upon the Lake shore our steam fire enginel
What's the use Of steam squirt so long as
we have the PL@niS and their associates Why
not use the old steam Fire Engine to raise a stream
from your boasted arosan bore, Goycnori
FRoM PKE's PEAK-Two men, or rather the
shattered frames Of two once pos eriulmen, passed
through this city on Saturday, returning from
Pike's Peak 10 their homes in Geauga county ~
| Their names were Anson Green, from NeWbcfry,
and Chauncoy l.. Emmonds, Of Claridon. About
the middle Of last March they left their homes full
Of life, hope, and enterprise for The gold regions
/
beyond to the last station upon the route Like
thousands of Others they found no gold, aud no
hope of any, without mopey or friends, they
started in June 10 work their way back TO their
Buckeye homes and for three months have they
worked their way slowly ulonR, sometimes walk
ing sometimes riding by charity Of some sympa-
thising hearts, until now, they come to this city
nearly dead from the combined effects Of toll, pri-
walton, sickness aud starvation Fever and ague
has settled upon them and brought them almost
TO the grave, and two such miserable wrecks Of
former strength, health aud youth, we have never
seen. They are both young in years, but prema-
turely old in suffering aud hard experience Of the
horrors OF trip TO that stupendous ffaud, Pixies
Peak, aud return to their homes probably to die.
They had lost their baggage, and lad barely
clothes enough TO cover them from nakeduess. -
Such ghastly living skeletons may 1t never be our
fortune to see again.
subscription was taken up for them at The
depot, aud they were sent over the AlahoniHg Road
Saturday evening for their homea.
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steamer departures To-day.
For DETRotT-Steumh at Ocean. Cupt IL q EVANS al
8 O'Clock 2 NJ
FOR BUFFALO-Steumhnat CITY of Buifilo, Cant. A. ID
PERKINS. at gO'clock p. NJ
toa rolEpo-Stsamboat Forester Capt. J. P WAND
o OisOsk A
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES' or THE UNITED S1ATEs;
Il has beon my good fortune TO restore 10 health many
thousands Of my country-wOn
NV success excited malice OF The enTous and
Alous their prosecutions served only
nd establish NY reputation Showers Of grateful OlennFs
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers WHOM
Ihaye relieved SO long am hold in naectonate and
hauk u remembrance by those who have experienced
u can afford to Iospse the efforts Of mischief makefs
NY tueads repeatedly urged to place my med
ene for producing mensruatigu wi,un the reach
ladies Of the United States; but postion eutsT
geld occupied by quncEs with their psuicous nostrums
and that pringpcd counter t pal N upon
he public their worthless limitations, have hitherto prs
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
ARIlE DE FEMME" IN the United States.
last yield the enueateH Of patients and friends
and oer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous ihrousdiou tho
Old World
In regard 10 the efficacy of the AMlE DE FENME,"t
Aeed only say that igutd form, and oIact such
asI have used in my prartcon France many years and
shat II has mover failed TO satisfactory result.
Tho "Amie do Femme" aud uens,ruuen stuRl iu the
lSou Of aud elect. lis ALIKE powerful 20 guHit
healthy menstrual dow whrTs mover zs saistsu aad u
destnfe q where has heou from cause suppressed.
mons each bottle " tho "A ME de Fsmus vi hsat ~,
sien signature and boh the bottle and enclosing b.
vi be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S1,OO package.
p.,,s ~. ,.,, DE. P, 4. RECORD,
For sale. wholesale AMI Rstpf. By WILLIAM FISKE
90 % Superior street Corelsid, Who viii supRy th,
'siodkwlys
fDHB BEST AkrLBlCIALHELPTO A 10
l. THE HUMAN -IGHr EVER IEYENTEDI
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