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II. srARINo, seerotary prO tem.

THE OPTICAL QUEsTIoN.-Iti is now some years
since Mr. Solomonson, the celebrated OpHcian,
came to reside and practice bis profession in
Cleveland. Since his establishment in this town
oil who have had conversations with this gentle
man on the science of Optics, the figure aud phys
iology Of the eye, and the use of spectaces, have
been convinced of his perfect knowledge Of his
business, and that his mechanical talents are OF
a high order. There are, too, very large nom
ber of our citizens who have had practical proof
Of the value of his goods, The utmost reliance
may, we think, be placed in his opinion, and be
should not be classed with peddlers who deal in
general Yankee notions For the best Of optical OF
mathematical instruments call at Solomonsons
No. 80 Superior street
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BAGGAGE AGENTS CONvENTIoN.-At a meeting
of the General Baggage Agents Association, held
in this city, on the 7th inst, the following Roads
were represented:
N Y. Central, c. b. & O., NJ. s.. N l., B. Il
o., Penn'a Central, c. & E., c. C, & c., B. &
E., p. Ft. W. & O., o. & NJ, N. A. & s., NJ. & o.,
c. A. & st. L., Northern Missouri, o. Il. & s..
H. & st. Jo., O. & c., NJ & La Cross, @. p.
c. st. p & Fon du Lac, G. & NJ, T. W. & w. 8
d. q c., b. b l.
The meeting being called to order by d. X. Bas
set President and the minutes of the last meeting
being read, the Association then proceeded to the
election of officers for tho next year, which re-
suited in the choice of ID. X Bassett, President
and H. Staring, Secretary.
The amount of property recovered for the dit
ferent Railroad Companies, amounted to betweeI
81 and 81 500.
There being no further business before the As
sociation, on motion of Il, d. Page, the Conven
tion adjourned to meet on the 18th day Of octobe
next at Niagara Falls
d. X. BASSETT. President.
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sLAvEnOLDRRs' CONVENTION

The Shareholders met here this morning. There
IL a very large attendance, embracing delegations
from every section of the State excepting Allegha-
ny county aud this city. Judge h. r Chambers
pointed.
On motion of Senator Pearco 1t was determin.
cd that no resolution shall be entertained that is
not first submitted to and sanctioned by said com
mttee
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYBll HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
a. onIu karmless and reliabIe DNe knOl0E

The only harmless and reliable Dye k''oI0n'
The Original aud best in the world
An Others are mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish to escape rdiculo.
GRAY RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
stif, and natural BroSn or Black without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A Bachelor since 1899, and 'Ver sOUO
applications have made to tho Hair Of his patrons 81
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
not To be distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
not 20 nre in the uast however long tmay be continued
and the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes remedcd the Hair nyigor-
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold or applied lin private roomsj at the VIE
FACTORY No. 233 Broadway, n Y.
Sold III all cities and towns of the United States by Drug
giss and Fancy Goods Doaless.
Crgr The genuine has the and address upon stee
plRte engraving ON four Eidos of each Box Of
VIM. A. BACHELOR,
ial7 No. 299 Btoadway N Y.
What GSUS1AVe SAtteT Saws
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BUSINESS NOTICES

OUTLINE MAPs.-outline Maps have now be-
come indispensable in every school room Since
the Publishers of Pelton's Outline Maps have es-
tablished an Agency with hessrs. Iugham &
Bragg they have sold large quantities in the State
of Ohio, aud supply Schools and Township Boards
at same rates as the Philadelphia Publisher They
are also Agents for Mitohell's Outline Maps and
Key, and supply the western trade at publishers
net prices, je9-4t.
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REFRRsHIEO.-rhe thunder storm Of Tuesday
night did much good to the vegetables which had
beIn partially blasted by the FROST and II nothing
more, showed the extent Of damage done by roViy-
ing those things which were not wholly killed
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FLOUR FOR THE CoUNrRY.--Ton car loads of
aour were shipped yesterday from the city for the
country farmers over the MahOning road. Queer
times these, but wO think the country people are
unn necessarily frightened
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EoR EUROPE Tho barque MAssuLoN, Capt.
RANsoM, leaves our port to-day for Liverpool with
cargo of slaves Two of our Cleveland boys,
W. S. Dodge, son of Geo. @. Dodge, Esq, and
Charles Rawson, take passage in her for the stir
ring scenes of the Old World. Success to them
and may they heartily enjoy their trip
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RELIGIOUS NOTIoE.-The twenty-eighth anna.
versary of the Cleveland or Rock River Association
will be held at the First Baptist Church in this
City on Tuesday and Wednesday of the present
week There will be preaching in the A. NJ at
half past 10 o'clock and also in the evening at half
past seven o'clock.
w n ,rn Cor Gnnlu
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JOHN BULL ABRoAD.-We notice by the eastern
papers that Piooolomini left New York city in a
hurry and forgot to pay her board bill at tho EverN
cit House, in consequence Of which Mr. Fish,
her John Bull agent was arrested and sent to
Jail for lack of bail This same Mr.. Fish objected
to paying bill for advertisement at this Office,
and clustered about with great deal Of imports
anCo, and in the course of the conversation the
name of Picoolomini having been mentioned, dep
clared with great bombast that little 'Pio" had
nothing to do with it. She, he said, was the
servant of Mr. Lumley, and he (Mr. Fish, was
Mr., LumlOy's agent. better specimen of a self
inflicted cocknoy has not visited Cleveland lately
II he gets back to England safely, he had better
stay there. Brother Jonathan don't appreciate
that kind Of animal "Pass him round"
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" HAWKS BROTHER have received the last
Banner OF Light with Chapin's and Beecher's ser
mons, Home Journal, All the Year Round No. 9,
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper and al. else
in that line.
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s. W. ApAMe, Oor. seo'Y.
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The extra alluded to was the one We Issued an
nOuncng the effect of the frost Of tho 4th Of June
But according to the above, the usually drowsy
news gatheror of the Herald claims that he had
the news Of the frost May l7th--oighteon days
before. Smart temizer, that local chap
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MILITARY ENOAMPMENT.

The Convention yesterday arranged for grand
military encampment and celebration ut Lafayette
on the I'd, 3D. and 4th of july comprising the mil
itary Of Indiana and adjoining States. Fourteen
companies have already accepted invitations. 1t
Is said that Hon. Tom Corwin, of Ohio, will posi-
tiyely deliver the oration
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ELECTION.
LRAvRNwoRrm, June

LRAVENwoRTH, June T.
Heated contest to day for the election of mem.
bers TO the Constitutional Convention having ig-
nored all past issues, have placed themselves upon
a Free State basis. Denfnite returns from the
Territory cannot be had for two or three days
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PLEAsANT.-Yesterday was bright, cool and
pleasant. Just the day for riding, walking, or
working. Like the boys in the pit of the theatre
in bloody tragedy nights, we emphatically cry
"more"
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9'lmR20 No. Enchd street, OItYtIAl
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


he combination of ingredients in these Pills is the re-
suit of long and extensive practice They are mild IN
their operation and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful Mensruaons, removing all obstructons, whet
from cold or otherwise, headache pain in the side pal
Llation of the heart whites, all nervous affections hys-
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. eep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
we're the commencement Of new era in the treatment OF
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eeCtual remedy ever known iOr ali com
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are known 60 thousands, who have used them ut different
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Explicit directions stating Ohen and hta they should hO
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valuable pam 1hlet to be had free of the Agents Pill
sent BY Hla promptly by enclosing price to the Genera
Agent. Sold by druggists generally; 20
Il. b. HUfCHINGs, General Agent,
No. 1865 Chambers St, New York
Sc in Cleveland by VIM. FlsKE aud GAYLORD
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PIKE,s PEAK NRWs.

LEAvRNwoRTH, June g.
The Pixies Peak Express from Denver City, on
tho 25th ult, arrived here with three hundred dol
lars Every variety Of rumOrs were current
some parties making from SIS TO $50 Il day, and
others nothing. The Indians were collecting IA
considerable numbers along the route and were
proving troublesome TO the transit, refusing TO al
begging and stealing what they can lay their hands
on.
The Democrats ave.earried this county by 450
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@zs~ GREEN holds forth again tonight at the
Meodeon. He has not had as large audiences as
his subject deserves. Fill the house tosnight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-09

REAL Estate TRANSFERS THE following sales
are entered upon the Recorders books for the week
ending Wednesday, June sth
June /, ls59--Irad Kelley to John Shelley part
of ten acre lots 90 and 80, commencing 80 rods
north of Euclid street, being 10 by II rods square,
situated about one and a half miles east of Post
Office. Consideration 1918 IS.
June 2-Jacob Schenhenberger to Mary Wight
As feet front on the South side of Lake street off the
East side of sub lot 30 in the subdivision of ten
lots l34 TO 1885, situate about one mile east Of the
Post Office Consideration $1,000
June Trad Kelley to Geo. Worthington pant
OF ten acre lots 80 and 49, commencing 80 rods
north of Euclid street being II by II rods square,
situate about one and half miles cast Of the Post
office Consideration $3.50 g.
| June Robert II. Roberts to Ludolph Shafer
sub lot 10 in jennings allotment on University
flights, situate on the West side of jennings Av-
enue, having &C feet front and 22s l.2 feet deep,
located about one mile from the Post Office Con-
sderation 5000.
May rs, ls59--Joshua Il. Wall to Robert Robin
son the east half of sub lot 10 in John Barr's
vey of ten acre lots and having % feet front on
Orange street and l56 feet deep to alley situate
near the Junction of Orange and Pittsburgh streets
Consideration Sll00
May 3O-Elias S. Root to James W Field sub lo
1886 in Benedict & Roots allotment of original lots
45 and 40 in Brooklyn, now Cleve and City, hay
ing 60feet front on Dare street, situate miles west
of the Post office. Consideration $500.
May 23-John Fetterman to Henry DrOs the
south east corner of lot No 23s in Barber& Lords
allotment having 80 feet front on Jersey street and
lO7 3 feet deep, situate half mile south of the
Circle in Cleveland City, West side. Consideration
$l2O.
June 3--Jobn Downie to Thomas Barry sub lots
Nos l65 and l66 in Willeyvie allotment having
SO feet front on Columbus street, situate quarter
of a mile South of Columbus Street Bridge Con
slderation $235O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-09

To Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your vialf
ro.filled with fresh medicine.
may27tfR9
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V1I'1I IE17-V7'
Tickets for sale at the Union Office, in the Wed
dell House, also at the depot at the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Office.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire last night was caused
by Gre in Sheldon's stable st. Clair street. No
serious damage was done.
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PROPLE,s OONYENTION.

I17INEOIUIN MT a UUIIu %
The Peoples State Convention met to day.
David Taggart was elected permanent President
and Committee on Resolutions appointed
General Nominations for Surveyor General and
Auditor was made.
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! WIGS i | WIGS II WIGS 7

BATCHELORs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant, light, easy and durable,
Fitting TO a eharm-no turning up bohnd-no shrinking
oil tho head; indeed, hss the only Establishment where
those things are properly undarstot ana made.
29l Broadway, New York.
t,5 W FIgKE CIeveIand. Ohio. Agent.
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Ne repOft --J0uINlI, FIdNOi ~,
MI j, DTCKERSON,
Late OF the firm Of Ambler s Dickerson)
nENTTgT

once 259 Superior street, near Kendeips store
Dr ID "a new suit Of rooms are now ready, and he would
be pleased 10 see all Of his old patrons and Others who
NAV wish the services dentist liberated teeth treat
cd anes and crown ed exposed nerves capped and saw
ed also teeth inserted on gold silver coraiIe rvucane
base or platinum plate with continuous gum which Is
a. much nse,l east. my2
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Iz5~ There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday morning.
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aplt
~ DR. Hoatelters Bitters have received
tho wamest onoomums from the press and people through
out tho Union A. valuable tonic for the cure Of Dys
popsn Fiatuence Constipation md general nervous de-
billy II cannot be approached Every day eases OF
s great effect chroniced through public journals
Thoie nothing equal TO the enjoyment which the nhio-
cd experience when using Ibis valuable specific ls mild
tone and vigorous sotion upon disordered ssom
aoh and the cleansing Of the entire hum body should
recommend II TO all classes Of community All that viii
be necessary convince the eptoal Of lis healthy effects
is to purchase bottle and be satisfied
For sale hv druggiss and dealers generally eyerYwheIe
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. - Scorbutic affec-
tons eryspeas and all eruptons from whatever hidden
cause by the Of this great cleanser OF the
human system Ithoas by eradication we'll ssuppfes
sion and penetrates to the hddea Of the maaay
Sold at the mhnufactory, No. 80 Maiden L"ne' No"
York. by all Druggists, at 2sc, eso and 81 per o.t OF
box. 200
EB' II any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out, is who live in
this wpterogged country The miasmatc poison Of our
swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil in the
blood to revel in the Agues and Feve which shake and
corch us all Ayers AoUE CURE" is said to be the
posto We need and neighbors who have tried
con firm the report Journal. Plano, ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, Sc
fourth page.
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For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco and
Snuff, go to B. G. Diet2, III Superior street,
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Fare Reduced via PIusburgh and Philndel-
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by TELEGRAPH.

Heportea ~ the Unisn reiearnph
oFFioH, WARlRe 3 BLOCK, coRNER oF nANK arc
sT. oLAfR sTuHHTa.
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We have bad opportunity Of oxami0lDg a great
many specimens OF wheat heads from vatious parts
Of the oountyi end hear opinions Of large number
Of Farmers, and We think Il safe 10 say that II no
more frost comes, a two thirds crops may be ex-
peoted.
We learn from Mr. Lewis Of the Akron Beacon
that the frost has done more damage there in The
Wheat fields than was at first supposed The sun
Of Tuesday showed the damage done, and wilted
down many fields, especially the Mediterranean
variety. One farmer, having ffty Eve acres Of fne
looking wheat before the frost, offered Il on Tues
day for 85 The growers feel much discouraged
as well they may ct such q state Of affairs.
WoNBRRFUL EHTERPRIsE-UNHRARD oF Dis
PATCH IN GIVING News The sleepy Davy,
who presldes over the Herald's city item column
the individual who thinks he can run a railroad
better than snyllivng man, has 80 far improved on
his usual habit Of giving items after everybody has
heard them, by giving news three weeks before the
event occurred. In last evenings Herald he says
A morning contemporary got out an extra OF
p. NJ, headed "Sad News" stating that some
people said there had been an accident somewhere
or other, and some said there hadn't" The excite
ment Is intense.
P.S.-The HERALD of May l7th-ttoenty-tl0o
days agO--had full particulars Of che accident
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AMDRoTYPEs Ard PHoTooRAAHs.-Mrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No 200
Superior street (South Side) First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit.
myl8-dlm,
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HALLRTT, DAVIS q CO.'S PIANOS,

From the mnny seVefe IesIs IHaI HuVo EIVoH
HALLETT, DAVIS ~ CO.'S PIANOS,
unhestatngy pronounce them euReht superior IN ac-
ion elasticity touch and power Of tone, to any have
used in the old country Another striking
feature in these Instruments (and where others TOO olto
fail is their remaining under the heaviest and most
difficult playing-not string shuorng or latting, and
the action remaining perfect that the performer rs ena
blsd at all times to give instantaneous effect to emphatic
Passages
Signed, GUSPAVE SArFER'
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az The victim Of Liver Complaint w,ll discover

T5Fys The nervous will find Hutohngs' Life
tmarator remedy for all their suffering; and per
sons who from the mludicious use OF liquors nave
eege and their nervous systems shattered, ana conhli
niions brnk an down. Sod by WIN, Fiske, Cleveland
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9pefiol Notifies,

" For Gas Fisfs'es aad FHtiag-APPly
Fogg Ersgorfh & Co. ios end ioI Superior street.
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KEEP CooLl SAVE YOUR les l-schOOleys pat
ent Iceberg RefrigeratoIs, never become musty OF
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth q Co.
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This novel preparation has met with the approval OF the
faculty in eyt ~ pa OF the world Dd the Oscoyerer and
nrnurtetOr fearlessly pFOcuims lt To be
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gEe- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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Premiums,
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED IN


Several new works have just beon received. Fun ca
loguos FURNISHED On application tQ . . ..
1hIHAM x nHAGl1.
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GUsTAvE sATPER

~ These Pianos are for sale by
OSsIAN E. DODGE,
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And who many give groater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBER1, was pleased
to write the following reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERr
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~ Hutchings Lille EXhiarant IS reluVe'
,tor of unappruachable and nmitable e1coience For
an nervous diseases matter how produced, t mus he
considered an inahbB specific u is also cure for aic
tons centerng tho liver stomach or brain It's mission
s 10 hastnw Strength vitality, and physical ability Sold
Bv VIM Fsko Cleveland.
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IT- Hutchings' Lille Exhilarant IS quick and
efecual curing tbs worst and most aggravated cases Of
Dvsgeusla Kidney Complaints and All other
ofe stomach aud bowels aud viii reVye the melancholy
and droouing surts Immediately. The feeble, nervous
..L. .Aul.ll n Nn-d DIV VIM. WHO. CleNanml
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delivered
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HUFcHINGs' LIFE EXmLARAAT - One dose
will remove the dsagreeuble and distressing effects OF
Wind or atulencu and the moment thc s0mae reserves
the nygoring effects the distressing ond and al paini
iesl rs will be removed Sold by Mm FlLe. Cleyelan9
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What GWstaVe Satter says
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FORMEs,

Who visited Ohio for the first time in company with tn
renowned
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Fare Reduced
VIA
LAKE SHORE RAILRADl
New York, Observation-Disclosures. 90
Philadelphia, Observation-Disclosures, 600
Baltimore, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..4s''' 80 O'Vo
TIME QUICKER THAN ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tickets on sale at Union Office, l47, Superior
street, d. Horton Agent or the Lake Shore
Depot, b. G. Harris Agent
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uUTCHlNGs' LIFE EXHGLARANr, - Lanes OF
syeak and scky constitutions should take the Huto ings
Life Erhiurunt u viii make you strong healthy anu MP
py all distractions and ireguluiuea from lhe
menstrual OrganH and restore the bloom Of health 20 me
scky and wasted opre-worn face, sold by WIN, fiskei
Eievelund.
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10 The aged can have health renewed by
Hutchings' Lie ExhilaTant which s iEfu hle relu-
enant and will restore wasted strength with magieu!
prlmpness aud wonderful permanenoe FoI old and Tee