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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-09


CLEVELAND, Aug. s, 1880.
DRAR SIR There is no reason to doubt that
every citizen, and especially every landhOder, in
this city is desirOus 10 encourage industrial and
manufacturing pursuits. A desire 10 aid in es-
tabishing one mandatory, which will form
nucleus for Others, must be my excuse for pre-
senting this COMMUNICATION, and hope not to be
regarded egOtistic, by presenting 70 your consid-
Grafton facts on the subject of wOollen manutac-
turing, having been from youth engaged in that
branch of business.
While it is conceded that money can be made
In other manufacturing pursuits / hatter myself
manufactures, for 20 per cent. of the entire cost
of manufacturing WOOlen goods would be drawn
from this county and produced from the coal
mines near here. ..-...-..
vicinity leads to believe that most, If not all
the active capital to carry the business can be
produced from the many farmers within DIS
lance OF fifty miles who are anxious to see a
wooden factory in this place, and should feel
safe in pledging subscription Of at least s25 900
from this source, as soon as S5OO 600 to erect the
factory is pledged by the citizens of this place.
1t hoped you will give this matter that attention
! which the subject Is entitled to, and you will be
waited on in a few days with subscription book,
| either by the subscriber or by n. ID. WetmOre
Esq, who has had a still larger practical expert
/ ence in manufacturing than myself, endlwhO viii
| give you any information on the subject you may
require and fully agrees with me that the est
mate below can be realised for the next hye
| years as the wooden business at this time is very
| lucrative, and must be for years to come In
| fact it need never be subject TO severe huctua-
tiOus incident to severe revulsiOns East if West
| ern market for the goods manufactured is de
pended on, as 1t should be, instead of sending
| them to New York.
| submit the following bill of particulars, moi
doubling in the least but the result could be OBJ
tained after the first year, or as soon as the man
| ufaeturing should be in successful operation
know of no manufacturing business which car
be 50 advantageously carried on oy steam Po"el ~,
| aud prove SO lucrative as the WOOlen, and at IN
same time increase the population Of our city
more than any other business, in proportion Z
capital employed. No city east or west, oiien
the inducements TO carry on the WoOlen manuiae
turing business that Cleveland does; ithas already
become the great wool mart of the west, Whiel
will render greater facilities in procuring stock
S. n. GoopALE.-
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ATTEMPTED RAFK.-Two West Side ladies
complained last evening at the watch-house
that two men threw them down upon Mer-
win street and attempted to outrage their
persons, but were frightened of. The po-
lice went in search Of the offenders.
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BTamper not with Nature and the laws
physical oud moral that guide her operations. Her
gifts were made 70 use and not abuse. The direful
results arising from the latter legiOni the most
settled hahts Of the bassr sort may be overcome by
a careful perusal Of the work Human Frailty, OF
Psychological Researches" It viii lead those de-
based and degraded victims that hover on the brink
SfdissoIui5n 70 the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and be conTineed-the truth is there.
Sold By Or. BARROW, lgt Bleeeher ST., n Y
Price . cents. sent free Of postage everywhers.
Sold also by GATLoRD HAMMOND and Wa. fIsKE,
Drungigts. Cleveland iuly2S- Nv
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NEW ADYRRFIsRlTENTs.

b. 90 D.. 4. .4E.I n II. I...I tr ..
Am- P. Fueg-China and EArthen Ware see
first page.
Rettberg Hausman-Dry Goods
E.WoodliH- Grocer and Provision Dealer.
3 IN. Hall-Groceries, &C. id F.-5
Dr. A. Gibson Medical Success Extraordinary.
Begges SinclaiF-For Lake Superior
F. W. Bingham Masters Sale.
Geo. Christy -Christy's AIinstrels -.
North Dean-Locnl Notice u % sr.H.. 81
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T AW BOOKS,
Angel on Water Courses,
Angel on the Law Of Carriers,
Angel and Ames on Corporations,
Bishop on Criminal Law 2 vols,
Bishop on Mrrriage and Divorce,
EOurier's Law Dictionary, --.
Fourier Institutes, vols,
Cushing's Massachusetts, Reports, Il vols,
Oh4tty on Pleading, vols, ..a a
Chttty's Blackstone, 2Vols.,
Curtis, Decisions in the supreme Court Of U. =.
p vols,
Conkling's Treatise on the Courts Of U. s.
GhitfE on Contracts.
Drake on AEraCmr1eiIt8s
Decisions in the Dred Scott Case,
Greenleaf on Evidence, vols,
Hlliard on Torts or Private Wrongs, 2'Tol5i
Hurd on Habeas Corpus, l.a....H. ..a
Kant's Commentaries, vols,
Mathews Guardians Guide,
Nash's Digest Of Ohio Reports,
Eash's Pleading and Practice,
Ohio State Reports, complete SETS
Parsons on Contracts, vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Redheld on Railways,
Rats Guide for Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace
Story on Sales,
swans Manual for Administrators, GIG
Story on Partnership,
swans Revised Statutes Twill be ready in June,
United States Digest u vols, ..-H
United States Equity Digest, vols,
Walkers American Law, ....
Wharton's Criminal Law,
Wendell's Blackstone. vols. ,,, 90
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NATIONAL MASONIC SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION.
This celebrated body Of Masonic craftsmen
closes its labors tonight, after brilliant
session of four days. We learn that the
results of The previous meetings Of the
School in other States have been powerfully
in aid Of uniform work and harmony in lee
lures and jurisprudence, and we trust the
courtesy they have received at the hands OF
the fraternity in Cleveland, and the large at
tendance given by them night after night
will leave warm and pleasant reminiscence
for future days.
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The DEACON ABROAD.-Elsewhere in to-
days Leader will be found letter from the
moral department of this institution. The
Deacon evidently likes rustieating. ID D. q
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GEO. CHR1srY At TIE AoADExY.-This cele-
brated performer, whose name is sy mono
nous with the foundation of minstrelsy, will
give three of his fine performances at our
Academy on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
neday next. His company is pronounced
the best extant. and we doubt not haswiI be
literally patronised By all lovers Of sweet
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HOIIoEAYis PIlIs AND oINElIENT-start-

HoLLoWAY's Pills AND OISTNEyT-Start-
ling but true. The gradual wasting Of the body isa
mystery which has pnzzled the faculty TO solve, con-
seQusntly no particular mode Of treatment is pre-
scribed and the patient becomes the victim Of epsr
iment. Remedy after remedy will be tried on him
until he expires through sheer ignorance of the
cause Of his disease This eete practice Of medical
speculation in gIaring contrast with the revtal-
zing powers Of Hollowsys Pills. which seize on the
direct cadse-the bloOdand parity it--and by stim-
ulating the various functions-they reeuperBte the
dsbitated constitution, and give life to each tissue,
strength to The muscles and the bloom OF health to
the palid cheek. For cleansing the skin Of all
botehes, and Pimplss and dry scurvy, the Ointment
is sure and speedy IN eject.
Read ths'AdFeTtfseinsnta alseWhsso---- = n
Sold by all Druggists, at 25c.- sa'-'-a ~ f7E ~
or pot. - 41l2 -
~ Holl6Ways Pills and gintmen Mt are sod, sod 9y
-I-lLE'- ~ CHURCHIBL & BROEHAhs
.. 8 W. cor. Ontario st. and Pub. square
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3oarainq
5MtElliqentf 0ffieE.

II. 3. Palmer IHteLligeHcs O65cs- -.
WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w DAlLY-Reliabis Girls for Private Fami-
lies hotels, Boarding HOuses- Also; Men and Boys
for city and country work Apply On Bank street.
under The Merchant Bank, opposite Meddell House
julyGR2f
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TIE Best YEF.-Messrs. Mould & Munsen
have Just received new brand Of bona tide
imported cigars, the "Celesti ImPerior, .
which are a little ahead Of anything yet
Some thing of this sort must have been the
inspiring cause of Ike Marvel's immitable
word pictures, for they are suggestive Of as
much delicate imagery as the opium Of De
Quincy. Try them once if you are lover Of
the weed .lsl.
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CoTnLoN AT THE ELEFHGNT 's.-Another Of
Elephant Bflls soirses was given yesterday
afternoon. We have space for only the out
lines of the entertainment. A Jew peddler
entered to sell shoesI damsel stole q pair
and ran of up stairs Peddler called in Ne
urath and Odell; Odell remarked that it was
queer the elephant should harbor SO many
thieves: Elephant responded, in language
more unctious than elegant; they threaten
ed to take him to the watch house he
Swore they could not do it they tried it on
and he fought them; MeTlrath gave him
one in the mouth and odeH choked him
down; the choke was too good to keep and
he let him up, when the elephant placidly
walked to the lock up; all three Of the com
batants being we'll blooded. The damsel
and her psramour were arrested, and all wis
be tried this morning, .1 ia
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5fE 1'7 sl2s.

TNION ICE Co, ULEV Ell AND
OHIO. ALLPRESS 3 GARDEER-ll DEALER
in Pure Spring Pond ICE, viii supply Feni es, ho-
tells Boats &C. at all times, on short ngtles5 an21
Z he most reasonable terms. All orders lett af No y
River street $50 St. Clair street, or Box A5l Pest
oin'ei ~ s'ii De P'OHiD'i' '''' o CHAMP Agent.
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BILL OF PARTICULARS.

One party offers company land sufficient
for building purposes, and TO the above
hill must be added the cost Of 8 brick or
s1Sis sI, o, stories hie. Estimated at. 10 900
E,,gines r,e-;, and shaft 400
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Office No. 144 Superior Street.

United States and the Canadas, thus placing
the two countries, commercially on the same
relations that New York and Ohio bear to
each other.
Mr.. SCOTS resolution was passed, Mr.. Mer-
ritt promising to lay his facts and arguments
before the Board as soon as convenient.
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TPE SEWING MACHINE QUEsTIoN.-Cleve-
land is great city for Sewing Machines, but
we think the aWilson Smith" Shuttle
Sewing Machine FOR sale by North 4 Dean,
will bear the closest inspection for real merit
and economy in price Of any Of them. They
are licensed under the original Howe & Co.'S
patent, and combine many advantages neees-
sary to give permanent satisfaction, Call
and see them over Fogg Crockery store. II
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- FoR THE UPPER LAKEs.--The Fountain City
Capt. Peak, left last evening for Lake su-
perior with the MOnrosville Cornet Band and
a party of Monroeville eKcursionists on
board. The Band gave capital taste Of
their quality before leaving.
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many others companions Of my youth, who
had yielded to the temptation Of the wine
cup. When lifeS ftfIl fever is ended, l
should prefer to lie here, surrounded by the
congregation that made life sunshine long
years ago, in the midst of the beautiful val
ley, oversbadowed by the great hills.
d Preparations have already commenced for
the State Fair. A beautiful location has
been selected to the west of the town, and
the grounds are to be fitted up in splendid
style. Waterworks are to be built to supply
the grounds, the water being conducted two
miles through pipes, and raised from asrnan
lake by steam power. The citizens sub
scribed many thousands of dollars to secure
the holding of the Fair here, somewhat to
the mortifcation of the Rochesterians, who
were not up to their enterprising rivals, It
will no doubt be the finest Fair ever held in
the Empire 8 tate, and will be certain to at
tract crowd from our own city.
Let me tell you now. that should you be
able to escape from the circle of your local
calling, you would feel well repaid in attend
ing this fair. You would find entertainers
everywhere, and you would have reason to
remember that the editorial fraternity of
this attractive place never neglect their
brethren of the quill. You may construe
this into candid invitation, although it
comes from the DEACON.
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- -. = IA flA.Af
IA Els II. ODE L L, BhH55
FOUNDER AND MANGFACTURER. d
Brass Work Of every description, No. IS Union st.l
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio II
Is prepared to furnish all kinds OF work used lor
Steam, Water or Gas, and all the various articles
Iissd IN the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of al
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily
and Brass Work Of all kinds reDaired- decks
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by fire short time since, on which We were
insured in the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany of Philadelphia. We Immediately NO
titled their general agent, Curtis L. North,
Of Chicago, and he came promptly forward
and adjusted our loss in avery honorable and
satisfactory manner, and we have received
the full amount of our policy, $4,000. We
therefore recommend to all who want insur-
ance in sound, reliable company, to pat
ronize the Quaker City, of Philadelphia.
.l4I MCFARLAED Z CO.
Fire and Marine risks taken in the above
company at the usual rates, by l'ia 5-'-'
S. H. Fox, Agent, =
dIw-295 No. Is Atwater Building.
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No. AZ South Side Public Square

No. 42 South Side Public Square.
REFUBL1oAN FI1Gs.Lsherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. I23 River street, manufac-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display flags with the names of the nomi-
nees fer President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
eTs and captains at low prices. jun25-SO2 o.
~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted ofthe best Double Plate, can be found
at FOGG, ESswORTH & Co.'s,
sssOetl a Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
EEw TREATMEST.--Dr. Gibson's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure of rheu-
matism, scrofula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case.
Dropsy, gout, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apoplexy, congestion,
nervous prostration, palpitation Of the heart,
fits, delirium tremens, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
unequalled for the cure of diseases peculiar
females. Office No. III Ontario street.
NEW YoRK DAnIEs- Tribune, Herald and
Times 10 cents per week; World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news dePOts at the Weddel or Angler
Houses, or at ia Ontario street. y 9laslal-
QuAKER CRY INsURANcE CONPaNT OF PILL
ADE1PH1A. call attention to the follow
ing card from the highly respectable firm of
Mcfarland & Co., Heyworth, III. 1t shows
the prompt manner in which losses are adj
justed and paid by the above company. The
branch Office for the Northwest is at No. 2
Masonic Temple, Dearborn street, Chicago:
HEYToRTH, June IA, 1860.
To vyhor, ~ NAV ooroa,-r, o.
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Prof. NeYberryJ IN hls paper, gave a vivid
description of the geogra phieal features of
the great plateaux sweeping east and west
from the Rocky Mountains, illustrated by
colored drawings. His welI-browned, fierce
ly-bearded face gave evidence of the effects
of the sun and wind on the vast treeless
plains that skirt the Colorado. He incident
ally gave a most interesting description of
that strange people, the MOqui, whose cities
he had seen in New Mexico, and but q small
remnant Of whom now exist. They belong
70 hitherto unknown race. Prof Newber-
ry thinks they may be remains of the Aztecs
who ruled that region on its discovery by the
Spaniards. From the characteristics, now
ever, of the melancholy remnant who now
exist, it seems more probable that they are
to be referred to the Toltecs, who were dis
placed by the Aztecs. Mr.. Newberry de-
scribed them as a race apparently entirely
distinct from any other indians on this Con-
tinent. They are smaller, have a distinct
confirmation of skull and face, and are
peaceful agricUlturalists They weave cloth,
work with implements of stone, and build
towns of stone and mortar on the mountain
table-lands which rise eight hundred or one
thousand feet above the lowland plateaux.-
They build walls round their town, and their
only means of ingress and egress is by lad
ders, which they draw up after them when
they enter town. There are seven of these
small towns still inhabited by this fast-fad-
ing race. But their ruins extend over the
whole valley Of the San Juan-apparently
ruins of a race once numbering milliors Of
men-and many Of them (the Towns) 500 or
1000 years old.
Agassiz inquired in regard to the sheep in
these Plains-whether there was any pecu-
cOnc1usIOhs IuT tEi0lI S,EIs ----s2
they resembled the Rocky Mountain variety
or whether they were European?
Mr.. NewbeTry said they differed from both.
More than half of them were Jet black, and
had a tendency to develope large number
of horns-sometimes as many as eight OF
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SsHoCK1Ns NUIs1SoE.-TwO brick houses or
shells on champlain,ptreet near Canal, win
be brought before the Police Court this morn
ing as nuisances. The health officer found
t'selty families cOnsistingof Of eigGty-seUel per-
sons living promiscuOusly in these two
houses. Can the Five Points exceed that2
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IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY Y
TRAVELLERS.
For
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or every Railroad
Throughout the United States and C'Hladds
Get
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Ii is the
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Which contains
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FTHOUSAN ANDS CT RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
TT Who would IS leave
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As without COPY Of -, ,,-,,,,,.
APPLEPON'S ILLUSTRhTED r.. r. GVIDE-
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9gets.

HOME AGAIN.-G. S WILLIAMS
Il Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begs leave 70
aHnOunce 70 his friends and the public, that he ia
home again. and located at So ST. Clair street. Csve-
land, o., where has fitted mp q DYE HOUSE with
this best machinery, regardless Of expense, and dat
ters himself that by strict attention 70 business that
he viii Be able to regain that patronage and support
which for 50 many years crowned his endaSTois-
JUly2ERlO
II B. JACKSON, SILK AND
~ WOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl SID, est
Side Office No. 20 Bank street, Garrls' Block i've
doors north Of St. Clair street l1
shawls Of every variety cleaned or dyed. Gents
Garments cleaned or dyed without being taken
apart Odics open from O'Clock A. n. till p. d.
apTg. RIO u ..ss
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~ Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
w I. MAprrN1a IL
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RS@ It Should Be k1lolC1b ior it is a fact
Strikingy trpe, that DR.. S. A. Weavers oanker and
salt Rheum Syrup, tsgsther with the Cerats, never
fails Of giving satisfaction TO ell who give them
trial, for yot they have never failed In single ia
stance Of curing al Humors, such as Salt Rheum,
EryHipelas end The Ike II eases Of this Kind the
fullest reliance mey be placed upon these prepara-
tions.
Sold by Gaylord & Hammond, c. S. Mackenzie T..
W. saekrider and VIM. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
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RIcHAADsoNs sHERRY wnE BIrTERs.-V

RToHARDsON's SHERRY VINE BITTERs.-We
not in favor Of universal Boosting "a system on
en- employed By otharsl Of the celebrity Of this or
thEt medicine and we keep praise until We have
positive knowledge Of the value and virtue Of ar
tela. We judge Of the tree by its fruits, and when
We ind medicine with really curative powers, We
a. once come out and recommend it to the pablic--
In the present instance, cordially recommend 70
our readers Dr.. Richardson sherry Wine Bitters.
We know Of nothing 10 excel this for the objects
II proposes to undertake.
The sherry Wine Bltters are for sale By Gayio &
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Br See. advertisement Of Dr. sanford's
LiveFInvigorator.
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{ Police CoURT-JUDeE LAwREEcE.-Matteo
Geutz, assault and battery, fined the cost
Ellen Holmes, into1ication, $40 and cost
Peggy Dorsey, vagrancy, sent to prison for
30 days. s4
Alice Francis, intOxication, $40 and cost.
James Flint, intoxieation, 81 and costs.
Lucius Culver .vagrancy, sent to jail fol
30 days. Hqf#Tg 8.lgE-IILy
The Counterfeiting cases were continued.
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REThe disease that Americans can truly
call to the psad born,T is the Fever and Ague, and
ofs the terrible diseases rack the BRAIN emacate
the form, and render the entire body helpless and
utterly povsFless none cam in our estimation, claim
precedence oFar it, The exCTuciating pain e1pieneed
BY the afioted fs not expressible-it is only 70 Be
realized. To those who have been stricken down
with it, & remedy Of any kind must, as matter oi
course, prove Of the greatest interest One Of the
most powerful and speedy cures that we know Of is
DR.. J. Hoststters's oelebrated Bitters. In recon-
mending II 70 the pubie, we know and feel that we
are doing great service Its bene6cient effects up
on the stomach, and its mid taste, cannot but ren
der It popular among ali classes. f...-.....- 81
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally every
whore, snd ty HosTEFTER SIXTH, Sole PEoprie-
tors, So Water and s. Front streets, Pittsburgh.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
De. CHEEsEMAN's PILLS. The combination
ofiagrplisnts in these Pills are the result Of long
and extensive practice. They milo in their ope-
rtion and certain In correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Msnstruati0uB, removing all obstructions'
whether from cold OF otherwise, headache, pain in
the side papftation Of the heart whites, all nervous
elections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back ana
limbs, &C., disuurbed Sleep which arise nom lnior-
i1S '''- DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commenesment Of a new era in the treat
nent Of those irregularities and Qbstructons hleh
have consigned SO many Thousands Of the young the
beautiful and the benevolent 70 Premature Crave.
No female can enoy good health unless she ts reg ual
and whenever an obstruction takes pach the general
health begins to decline. -L..l
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most efsctaal remedy ever known for al
complaints peculiar Females. To an classes theJ
Fre Invaluable induein1 l5h certainty periodical reg
rLarlu They are known to thousands who havl
used them at different periods throughout the coun
~ having the sanction Of sOme Of the most eHinel
sEisioiaHs q dnsTfcg. Explicit dreo0as stating ighes
M t5hv then should nof Be ussd with each box-PTio
Cs6 Dollar ecct boz, containing 20 Pillg.
A valuable pamphlet to be had Free Of the Agents
Pills aef bl Esal promptly by enclosing price - th
fIeDeraI AGENT Sold 81 Druggists generally. wv
n. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent
Ie5 Chambers st., New York.
Sold IN Cleveland At Wm. Fisk's and Gaylord
HamuloEd's