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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-04

WISrHr.-Yosterday morning the sun rose
clear aud pleasant, and summer coats, thin hats
and erayats we're donned as the most appropriate
articles Of apparel, but cool breeze sprung up,
aud during tho afternoon i I was really wiutry-
walked shivering along With a general gooseaesh
appearance. Overcoats and shawls we're brought
out and lros kindlod to set by. The lake ran
high and it was rough night for the boats,--
june is very uncertain. We praised her yester-
day for being very warm and balmy, but must
now take back part Of that at loast,
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he Great vital ltsgoneTRIOT,
TRHESENEAR!
DIR. BrunOn's Bitters

70 Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Druggists
GroeerS and the Public.
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sALE on PUnLIC LANps.


The President has issued Il proclamation for a
sale OF Public Land IN Iowa, commencing at Fort
Dodge on the 10Th Of September at Sioux City
ON the 81 OF October. The lands are in the north
western parts Of the State at the Ia ad OF the Des
MOinCs river and its tributaries
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Several cases continued.

Court OF COMMON PLEAs-The Jury in the
case of Michael Dewire, charged with burglary and
larceny, brought in verdict ofguilty.
James b. worsick plead not guilty to a charge
of grand larceny Jury waved, and the Court ac
. quiued he defendant, rendering Judgment agains'
Henry Lulz, Worswick's endorser for costs,
jacob Gllett, charged with concealing stolen
.gelding, verdict not returned.
q Tnthe Civil Department there is nothing OF pub
'lc ihteres.
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HUNG.


Michael O'Bren, an elderly man, who murdered
his wife at Cohoes by kicking and beating her to
death, was executed 10 day. lie was between so
aud go years OF age The services of the Catholic
Clutch were ,ad at the gaIlows, and the execution
took place III the Jail before about 300 people The
prisoner was jerkod up by weights about five feet,
aud died almost without struggle.
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FIRE
CINCINNATI. June

At a fire in Covington, Ky, yesterday, the bag
ging factory of Roberts q Co., was entirely des
troyed. Loss 100000; insurance small One hun
dred and twenty men and women thrown out Of
employment The fire extended to the Coviugtou
Locomotive Works, and damaged it to the extent
Of S5 900.
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New York Daily TrtbUuey
NeVV York Daily EIibuneJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-04

For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco and
Snuff, 90 to B. g. Dietz, III Superior street.
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HuTCMNGs LIFE LAHlLAkANf- = Lanes ol
weak and srky constitutions should take uie Nutc lugs
LID E1mlaaut d viii make you strong healthy and hap
Nv remove all uhstruCtuus and irreE uuuus iTlm the
mel rua organs, and restore the bloom of le4lh 70 ht
sirk y aud was cd olTe-Wun face. soid iy WIN fia"e
Cleveland. -----------
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
sATURpAY mORNINU. IuNE a. $3.50
NEW ADVERTIsEnTENTs

freeman Kellogg-Dy Goods
Jas H. swing-Soves, &C.
Miss NJ 0oul1-In' diligence Once
o Cutter San--Auction sales
Mcodcon Hall--Miror orthe Life Of II. Green.
Shaw x Co Millinery
Chamoerain, Crawford Co.-Nodhern Transportation
Co.'s E1piess
Hanna, Garrotson & Co Steamer Tor Lake Superior.
T ,. McGuir'-Bus. Notice
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HUrCHINGs' LIFE EXHiLARANT Lone dose
will r. IN we rho dslsTeeabe and dl-uessipg effects of
Wind ar luuleuCu and m moment the ttuiurh Coi
Nv inv ora lug r , he dist ssiug nBd Hlt pan u
fgeIi rs vi b. rem we'd Sod by Wm Fts 2, lev" und
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT
FIRE.

RUTLAND, Vt June 3
Tho Rutland Foundry aud Machine Shop, own
cd by the Brandon Iron and Car Wheel Co., and
occupied by Rowman & Mansfield, was DESTROYED
by fire last night Loss SIS to $20,OOO. Insured
for about half that amount
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New Work Daily Timesl
New York Daily Timesl
New York Daily Herald
New York DnIIY lHsTuld
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Wrn0s
aRAEPENBERG
Family Medicines.
HOuFfFgTfNoNv

h., III9hp TpTn1nll Co, Oh07 NHTch D 1877.
hefeY certify that have been dealing IN the 0rasfsn
SSel91l II tae ns year. and can truly spy that
hgteI oHeIel any medlclnfs 10 The public have
nv WIN the decided appreciation OF hsueople lie hona
psr oulary the Pilts and Cnthoioon They will readily
~ w al4 more than ia promised for them have
sl9 about Ivy bottles q the Chhoc0u the past asason
j III q 9oIpNtsCS5hSe S5Se ,r.,,.., A.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-04

CRIcKEF.--We understand the St. Georges
Cricket Club of this city to play a match with
,tie Chicago Club on the goth inst, the game to be
played on Kendg's ground, at Forest Grove. The
lovers of this noble athletic game will have a fine
opportunity then of seeing a well played game
Whe 81, George Club have practiced some upon
the ilightS lately
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Signed
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

"Nor SATISFIED The story has been told be
rant aud sitting down to a table, selected a good
meal from the bill Of fare before him. Having fin.
ished his meal he approached the landlord aud
blandly said, NOW, tir, ! am ready" "Ready for
what 2" asked the landlord. "Tobe kicked out
have bad a good dinner and am satisfied kick me
out and you will be-" The landlord finding the
fellow in earnest applied the toe oione ofMcG6ire
uUeqalled boots to his posterior most vgorously.-
The fellow declared be had never seen or felt so
close fitting boots before, and so say all who buy
at McGures, No. 1876 Ontario street.
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FROAI NEW YOItK.
snOOTING AFFRAY. |

INV ORKl june 3.
Tremendous thunder and lightning storm To-.
night, No news Of interest yet received.
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rLAtN IN ORNAMENrAI. PHINrlNn-


20 Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every dcscrpiio
dono at tho Printing Estabshmentof the Leader oice,
on the latest npr we'd and presses the
best style, on short notice aud reasonable rates Par
ucolar attention paid to bauk work Every description
of1mling doue, especially Blank Books Lcdgers Journ
ais Sales Bo rs. Recevmg Boots. &c &c
From LAKE SUPERIOR fine steamer
Nothern Light, Capt sPnDrNo, arrived in port
yesterday morning from Lake Superior. From
Clerk HANNA we have the following items of her
trip. She brought down 81 tons copper from
Penabic mine to s P. Brady & Co, Detroit; l4l
barrels fish to Bradburu & Fisher, Cleveland, and
90 passengers.
The Light met Mineral Rock above Eagle River
Sunday afternoon: Illinois at Portage Entry Mon
day morning.
Dense fog and severe thunderstorm on Lake
Huron. Did not see North Star. Rivers empty.
ing into Lake Superior are very high The Miner,
q small steamer on Ontonagon River, sunk, total
loss
There is general complaint on Lake Superior
in regard to the present mail arrangement which
gives mails for that district only to side wheel
steamers. They thus have but one mail a week,
being very little better than the winter arrange
ment
The Star had brought note Of 1900 saw logs that
were washed away by the ireshet at Outonagon.
These belonged to Mossrs Harris & Yolgeu, and
The loss amounted to from $4,000 to $4,000
At the Penabc mine l22 tons copper were got
ten out during the month of April The Isle Roy
ale mine employs now 10 hands and turned out in
April 26 tons 1901 lbs copper
The Lady Elgin arrived at ontonagon on the
25th from Chicago with 80 passengers and a good
load Of freight.
The Northern Light will replace her socket
wheel with'a Philadelphia wheel before leaving on
Monday evening next.
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STATIONERY
STATIONERY
STATIONERY
POSTAGE STAMPS for those who go to the
Post Office after Office hours

Ny facilities since becoming proprietor Of
the News Depot in Hofman's b lock- for fur
nshing the public with newspapers and maya
zines promptly as issued, having been some
what limited, / am happy To say that my ar
rangements in New York are now such as to
insure my supplies at as early an hour as any
other dealer in Cleveland
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A CURE WARRANTED.

. DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention txclu-
swell th hs peculiar class OF malan and the et hsy
have consequently been enabled 20 fellow
lures IL uly testified and gratefully acknowledged hv
esc9n PATIENTS and others daily arriving intown from al
parts Tue county rthe express purpose uV u consult
uons, while thelf0Nerons hva been cr cd by the
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
iron their n1sl snple condition TO hat of the most dan
ger, u anu iuyeere they have always nteTtHned IN
pnsaihtiyOt their prevention, aud removal likewise
invariably Ouud that the most horrible and malignant terms
ui disease could almost invariably he traced TO OF the
following causes Ignorance, Neglect Orthe bfd effect
unsklllut and improper tTeamenti therefore DIR. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering In the selection
heT rem dies, SAT, eeelun and cautious course, omit
ug alt combination OF medies VIII ch bear eQuVOra
chAtnrter well hose whose pre mature iuudlcuus
appCath light be productive oil bad sequences M
-uds OF private individuals In short 'hO uudabe end nl
mremedIes Il The lsssenlng of great mass Of human
seTy by thn alienation rehef aud pTeventnn OF those
ievous icons that IN ealily the secret foes Of lie
nd which, while they eIt0nsye surround call aloud
eTOur Skin and interior rUuce In their determination.
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nA1LErr, DAVIS q CO.'S PIANOS,

Iunhostatngy pronounce them eDneHtg superior In ao-
ion elasticity touch and power of tone, to any nave
ever used in this or the Old country Another snNls
these ms ruments and where others too often
tail is heir remaining undOr tho heaviest and most
difficult payng-uot a string shatteuug 1attmg, and
the action remaining perfect that the performer Is ena
bled at all times to give instantaneous eei to emphatic
passages.
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WHAT PIANOS DOES sATrrR pRErERr
From mo mnny severe tosts That have siyon

lie says
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-04

To- Hutchings' Lite EXhilarant Isl quIck and
fsctlal curng the aud most g raj uId ease pt
Ivspe sit KIDD Complaints aud uh other Eeunseinouis
OF the om1rh aud bowels aud viii Igyivett n1laucny
and dion Ing suiris imnell teY Tile lePbr neTNous
and srklv -nou "a ~ VI. sutd " b Eskl CleyelHud
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The undersigned will be prepared ON aud
after the Both instant, to deliver the above pa
pers to subscribers, at their residences or
places of business, every morning before 7
o'clock at
EIGHTEEN CENTS PER WEEK!
Subscriptions received at my News Room, 264
Superior street.
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am physician Of thirty vsarsi prnotiee Afv nrpcp.
dy has been diseases Of females They havs generally
baihed my best Efforts Obnin the mnerialr crnnosne
Marshalrs Uteune Cstboliuon was pleased WIN fbsr
gave them fair trial and found myesi abundaniy s1ot
stui IN my tormef practce Icuuld only niiffte the
symptoms Of about half the cases and could cue one
ten Nov can rudtcaly cure at least in tw
ana mllisate the rest consider MarahRis Uterine q
- Icon the greatest essing females have met vii B.
]. n. WILLIAMS, M ID, Charleston
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NJ. J. DICKERsON,
Late ofth firm Of Amber s. Diokersoh
DENTIST

Oacs 25g Superior street near KendeiFt fi0re
Dr ID new suit OF r0ums ready, and he would
be pleased all Of his od patrons ard othes who
may wish the services Of dentist. liberated teeth treat
cd fanrs and crown ed ezpoed cappod and sav
ed; teeth inserted gold silver, corae orvulcahhe
base, platinum plate with continuous gum which Is
90 much used east. NV
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HolIoway's Pills are The great antagd piats

HUHuWay TINS aIe Tue BTea5 anIhgQ 4T1V' VI I
Dyspepsu be ruling and raging disorder OF this 20 qtinont
This dire cOnagion is rnoled out and vauquB by
Of This powerful anbilious remedy, Vertigo aud
all the cousequ of this complaint vanish undr hoi M
nueuces
Sold tho mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, NV |
York by all Druggists 25c &C. and 81 per oct ~
boz. 2b5 4
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soil In CIevo land by WI. FiSKH AVID qAYLQRD &
HAMMOND aPeN&WNm-


0I1710
of the Western cries the "T1wn Bel" tolls every day at
noon for the inha buuuts To- gulp own qnnmo as pre-
ven i've or i,p,sss ,aus,I by malaria ofthe climate OF
cnprse hing ,ipns Is contagious habit, aud dvery
ustter s supn,s with the no, gunous drug and Instructed
10 m arre ou.n les II ho ud escape the Fever
anu Aguo Every has It's dclne chest hled with
this dangerous stuu and as regular as the hour comes
around, uar do they gulp dow. rs though was
the richest delic -v Of tho seasot Dr. J. is0ers
,ood samaritan of it-sbursh knowing Il dc tadu cf
fects Of ouipne upon the hu man system whom teu with
much ndscreion, has epared compound Wmch mas
ALI cases IN which ithas bssn tried proyed srhpdy
for Fever and Aguo and all other dis,us,5 caused by the
digestive organs.
For sale y druggists and dealers GENERALLY everywhere
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las-Dr. Banning may be consulted at bis Of.
fee, 100 Euclid street, on Saturday the 4th inst,
in relation to the treatment of vocal, pulmonary,
digestive, spinal, female, arinal and seminal weak
.sses. 81
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Fare Reduced
LAKE SHORE RAILRAD!

LAKE SHORE RAILRAD!
New York, ......................... $500
Philadelphia, Observation-Disclosures. 600
Baltimore, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .. 600
TIME QUICKER THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tickets on sale at Union Office, l47 Superior
street, D. Horton, Agent or the Lake Shore
Depot, b, c. Harris, Agent.
Fare Reduced via Pittsburgh and Philadel-
phia
Fare to Boston on..................SlO 90
New York .,......,,,,.. 90
Philadelphia ...,,.,.,.... 90
Baltimore ............. Z 90
Time as quick as any other route.
Tickets for sale at the Union Onice, in the Wed.
dell House, also at the depot at the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Office
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,Wefi Be Word, Cqshorton CO., Nay n, is5i.

n - !. q
MI ~ hinfG ~ Sir ~ have been elling the Medi-
e,Ses OF ths Gaeenbeg Company ior the last ten years,
aug the Pils have sold great many fam lies us rrgu-
lIy as heir tea aud coffee and with my they have
medicne that has dome great amount Of good female
diseases One idy sold Il TO told at she rsceIv-
ed more oeneht from bottle than she did from long
cang. Yaurs tTuiv F-'--
J,R /, 1858. JAMES WILSON
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5zu> Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks wax flowers, Pariau figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg Ellsworth 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-04

KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR loE !-schooleys pat
ent Iceberg Refrigeratois. never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co.
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BY ITELEGRAPH.

s,eportco - tno Unea reteErapa
oTTIOH, WaHINe's sLocE, coRNER oF sIHE lSp
ST. cLlIR sraEETt
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Aud bc by many to greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBER5 was pleased
to write the following II reply
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GERMAN PAPERS! ! GERMAN PAPERS!
GERMAN PAPERS, GERMAN PAPERS
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Read what Dr Bushnell sa, OF the craefenhsrEM
Fh. W. lsa (sioian Of extensive practice, and
he rsEides FFT - " ''f7F ~ ~
-, rus garthes that have used the Cyaefsnbp4E pm
anu marshalls Ca hocOn, sold here by j. nj 81 luhns0n
wv nv Plaoucei 10 my entire satisacon They are good
Hartford, Trunbul Co., o, March !, issi
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The fellow declared be had never seen or felt so
close fitting boots before, and so say all who buy
at McGuires, No. 1876, Ontario street.
IN We take pleasure In informing the public
that E. Ruiflni, l75 Superior ST., has received
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which we
notice a large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionable styles Of straw goods for both meu and
boys, and also full assortment Ofchildrcn's goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles Of
soft hats which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Rulini assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house 10 the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
- Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your walls
rofilled with fresh medicine.
may27tfRs
For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco and
Snuff, go to B. G. Dietz, III Superior street..
AMBRoTYPKs liD PHoToGRAAHs.-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
myls-dlm.
ONE hUNukED bOLLAkb hkWAhDs--l viii pay
the above reward to any person that will furnish
me with Platformscale that will weigh correctly
when out Of level and also when level If such
scales cannot be made, then our Patent Leveler
for Platform Scales is Of great Importance other
wise not win the buyers and users of Scales
look into this matter. Sec advertisement in ano
other column, j.. f. KELLER,
KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR lcE l-Schooleys pat.
ent Iceberg Refrigeratois. never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co.
5E.0> 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.
la9-Dr. Banning may be consulted at bis Of.
fee, 100 Euclid street, on Saturday the 4th inst,
iu relation to the treatment of vocal, pulmonary,
digestive, spinal, female, lrina and seminal weak
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Persons IN any part Of the world may he successfully
treated hY forwarding correct detail OF their with
remittance for medicines 6c
Address Dr. AMOS 4 SON corner Main and ouay-sts
HutIhiu N v ,nng1RWlV2f6
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II II any people in the world ever needed
an apostle To cast their devils out IL is WIN hive In
this wateroggod country Tho miasmatio poison Of our
swamps and Marines becomes a vodtable devil ID the
blood 10 revel u tho Agues aud Fevo which shake and
corch us all Ayers "AauE CUHE" ia said to be- the
posle need and some Of urehhors who have tried
~ H.r..l l.. .n---L- L...... nI..n- IN
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what GustaVe Satter Says !
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FoRMEs,

who visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
renowned
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NEW TREATNIIzNT,
Buffalo Medical Dispemsary
Established Tor he cn Q Of
Dyspepsia, GeReral Debility, Fepsr and Ague,
asthma, LnoipieHt Consumption, Igfrm-
uies of Youth and old Age DC.
~ NO MERCURY Used. .R5
y YogN9 \, ETEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr AMOS 4 SON take pensurein announcing that they
nave luNenttda must imporan instrument for the OF
the enove dAeasus IA has ueen subjected by the
most eniuent PHYSICIANS IA Londun Puris, philadegna
anh New YORK ns been declared the only useful nstni
nent ever nvsu ed or tht o. Seminal Weakness,
az disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
Bluby mail or express.
N. --pr, AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skept'al ustO the merits Of ths Instrument pledge them
selves hat IN instance where prove unsAstao
tory uf ur air trA he will bo refunded by
turning the Instrument IA good order.
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he combiuat OF Ingredients in these Pills Is the re-
Of long and extensive practice They ure mild In
their operation and cetau in correcting all irregularities
Panul NIeusruatous removing all distractions, wheIh-
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side pal
Eis Of the heart whites, all nervous Affections, hys-
srcsSntaue pain in the buck and Limos, &c disturbed
. sep, which arise from int rupti1u of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement OF new era IN the treatment o
these rrecuariies aud obsuctons wchha consigned
so many thousuu of young tic beautiful and the be-
loved to a PREMi TURE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good
hea tn unless regular and whonever an obstruction
takes place the general health begins 70 decline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
re the most eirctuu remedy known for all COM
plants necu Females L all classes theY are nvu
unbls tHdUcg iDitt ceTtdtRt pi0gtcdt regularity They
are kno thousands, VINO have used them at Inherent
peruds thrpughOut The COUNTRY wing the s0ucuOn Of
z he m eminent plysci1HS iR Amcric7. .
Erpc directions SIttHg Dlen gHd WheH hey should nor
BE- sd with BUXtho Price One Dollar each b0r con-
faiai1g 40 PiHs. ,.,,.
sIugUlo pam hlet to be had free Of the Agents. pills
geat by HlIl pr0m1tly Osns pce To the Genefal
AGENT sold by druggists generally
X. HUrCUiNGS, GcueTul Agent.
NJ lGa ChHmuers - New York
Sold IN Clevo land by WM FlSKE aud GAYLORD