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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07

PosTPONED.-The Musical Entertainment Of The
Handley children at the Academy of Music which
was announced for to night, is postponed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07
FIRES.
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.

V4IIs
4 FIRE last Sunday morning at shebOygan, Wis,
in the building occupied by the County offices, de-.
stroying the Court reeords prior to 81, and all
books and papers Of the Probate Court. Building
valued at 900. Loss to the County nOs less
than $4,000.
NEWPORT, N. H., Jan. 6.
The hotel in this place was destroyed by FIRE
last night Loss S5,90O insured $4,000.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 6.
A large mill in JerseyVils, ILL.,, was burned on
the Sd. Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07
CITY 8 NEWS ITEMS
SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. y 1880.
rRAvELRR,s RRUIsrKR.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

C.kP.R. R.-Ohange Of time.
Losi-Blsok Lace Veil
Ranney Frisell-Dissolution Of Partnership.
J. W. Smilh-Constable's sale.
Hawks s Bro Books Periodicals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07

POLICE BUSINESS on DEcLINE-There was no
session of Police Court yesterday morning-there
being not a: single case on the docket What is
Cleveland coming toi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07

Making an aggregate Of2l3 years and months,
beside that went for life, and that went 10 the
Reform Farm. There have been 43 United States
prisoners confined, 9 of whom have gone to the
penitentiary.
D. L. WIoHTMAN, Sheriff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07

The DAL1Es.-New York and Cincinnati dai-
lies for sale at Hawks counter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07

ns5@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale al
Hawks, ]. S. Matsons and 0lmsted's news depOts
At news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's. IT'S Ontario Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
j U V E N lies
FOR 1850.
Captain Mayns Rsid's Book. for Children,

Our stock of Juvenile Books is large and well selected
as we gve particular attention TO that branch OF the has
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sPAIDlNe's PREPARED GLUE

meets All such emenencies and household sgd
De without IT, Il Is always ready and up ~ the sticking
point There is no longer necessity for hm2ing chas
IDntsred venssrs hsadies dolls and broken cradles Il
is Just he article for cone she'll All other ornamental
EoTk. so popular with ladies Of rshusmsnt and taste
This admirable PREPARATION used cold being chemical
y held ia solutoa and possessing all the valuable quas
of the best cabnet-naksrs glue. Il may be used in ne
place Of ordinary nuclags being vastly adhesive
"gsETUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N B.A brush accompanies each bottle Pnes. Is ots.
WAOle'als BcDOt. Ne . Plait ssrs.f. Ess Yonl
Address. HENRY sPALDING & co.
BOX No. $50 NEW YORK.
Pat up for Dealers in cases containing four eight and
Dy-ng each package.
lY-A single bottle 0fsPALDING's OF GLUE
will save ten times It's ccs annually 10 every household "a
and FuT5i1rs DsaIsIs CreeTs nd Ft1e SORES
, Country merehanis should make note q SPALDlNGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making HD their list Il viii
stand any climate.
BPALDING,s PREPARED GLUEI
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs
gPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALLINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HoUsE-FURNIsIuNG STORES,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GoODs DEALERS
sPALDINGg PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GRoCERs.
sPALDIgG's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
'''''' '-- % HENRY C. sPALDING & CO.
sOPlait-street, New York.
Address POs,-cface b0E No. 36od
Annexed is an Alphabetical lit OF articles which, Il
damaged may be restored 10 their original strength and
usefulness BY
sPALDFNGss PREPARED GLUE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07

CLEVELAND AcADExY OF NATURAL ScIENcE.
The following Board Of Oaicers have been elected
by the Academy Of Natural Science for the ensu-
ing year:
Prof, J. P. Kirkland, President; Col. Charles
Wbittesey, Prof. J. Brsinerd and DR.. Theo. Cars
lick, Vice Presidents; R. K. Winslow, DR.. J. 8.
Newberry, DR.. W. H. Atkinson, Lucius N. Cobb
Geo. B. Tuttle, and Capt. B. STANDARD, CuratOrs
DR.. J. S. Newbsrry, Cor. Secretary; ]. Kirkpat-
rick, Rec. Sec. and Treas. ]. W. Smith, Sidney
A. Norton, and Dr. TheO. Sterling were elected
members, and the latter two elected curatOrs Of
the Museum for 1850.
AT the meeting Dee. SOtb, the Secretary read a
communication from Mr.. s. Brooks, of Marlboro,
Stark county, on well near Alliance, at the bot
tom Of which is q strong current, apparently the
bed Of a EUbtsrranean stream. The we'll is thirty
feet in depth, and the water rises to within few
feet Of the top It has remained at this hight for
twsnty.fv years, with no variations during the
year.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07

RESOLUTIONS OF ALERT HOSE Coat meet.
ing of Alert Hose Co., held at their Hose Rooms
on Friday evening, January 6, 1860, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ResolUed That the pleasure Of the Company
and guests were promoted by the excellent man
per In which Mr. Main, our host Of the johnson
House, provided for our comfort by the many con
veniences of the House and Hall, as well as by the
elegant supper prepared for the occasion.
ResolUCd That we are under renewed obigs-
tions for the many natteriDg notices given US BY
the entire Press Of the city.
Resolped. That the interest manifested BY our
worthy Chief Engineer HILL, in the success OF our
party, by spractical assistance, deserves and re-
ceives our most hearty thanks.
Res0lUed, That to the citizens we can bnt ex-
press our Warmest appreciation Of the support gly-
en- to us, making our party success not Only
financially, but indeed one Of the pleasantest gath
eringB Of the season.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-07

bRNANa i AhIALkha AAAlfloh.--WoL " oLAhe n
children IL disloaged, lay the foundation Of Ataldis-
eases oao dose Of this really pleasant liquid will destroy
and bring them away desperation Is thorough The cum
paiai rarely Every constituent Of the Vormfase
svog0tahls and harmless Il givss no pain.
Priea 3 cents Sold By WM. EIsRE.
Cleveland.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27
EDWARD BATES


A trip the other day through the north.
etn portion OF lhis teesiy and par; OF Yer.
million. convinced us. hat there nsver
vsss more promising svard for the la.
bor of the farmer. than nov The cradles
ard n. resrers are alresdy n The wheat.
hslis. snd the harvest .. jus, commencing.
We never sac any better wheat than are
,hs msjofi,y ofshe hrld- Some. :, is true.
are rather thin. brs even in those case.
The wheat iiself !. aicnmmanly good
The yield. 20 f.r ss 80 travelled. viii be
nor. than an sv.rssv nhr. and The eorn j.
better. take q sliogf. .her. ttan ~e have
ever seen si this time Of the year How
eueounginE j. al lhls. and how thankful
should his peofl that The, have such
eonntry. sosh - nd such climate.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27

Ara Rcd. Wkif. sss Bls,

afs -ofss 'affs ava hfss.
Abe Lineoia's the caosee of the nation.
hero both honest and uas,
And veil he ~ni al ths hlsh station.
The people are calling him 20.
Around him let freemen assemble.
United To dare and TO DO,
Hisnam makes the Democrats tremble.
Three cheers for our hero 80 true.
Three cheers for oar hero so true,
Three cheers for our hero so true.
His name m axes the Dem.crats trembie.
Three cheers Tor our hero - true.
Though poverty checked snd delayed him.
p with adverse surroundings at strife,
And naaxht hut his taientsto AID him.
He fsngst the great "sa,ile OF Hfe."
Victonsus through toll well reqults him,
Thus giving TO labor Il. que,
Let young men aud old men aniie In
Three cheers for ocr hero 80 true.
rhree cheers. sc
Corruption no longer shall curse us,
Wen rout Old Buck out the chair.
And place there man Who VII nurse u.
With honest aud provideut care.
To siaveoersts ns'er will he knuekie.
To hesrsy always prove true;
Thea Pat sn the srmDr and buckle
For Lincoln and Liberty too.
For Lincoln, &c.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27

yVsr raE THIso-W.saise ssss g.sr-
Der enisrprisias Young fFseed. isaac Ball.
insiared ~ a most eemDendshis psriei
ZEN = misunderstanding Wsshisx M.eLiae
vhieh vhea ssnsrsll, ir'redsssd uill 90
eure 10 him The b-nedictien- af al The
hosss~ises 10 the lsrl.
reissttse prsessess''l'sy sfthe n..clssss.
NJ Bali sid dsy. vssiang cor ear fsn-
'ly The osk~r day o. .tsus t~e kesr-. ma.
kisz the clothes pics nd clean. and nsni
fsssly vith less -e.r ts the clothes sna ssss
srss, scattered e.sf The der
We can eheerfsliy os@send frssd BALL
10 The eonhdeaes al M spprssisssns psb
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27
EVENING SESSION


The couventiou wAs called 10 order At
5 O'Clock. having waited hair an hour fsr
New YORK,
Mr. Ludlow OF New Yofk a.ked further
time Tor Consolation.
NJ. Montgomery Of Pa. on a question
Of privilege. desired to know when the
delegate. here we're 70 get tickets Of ad
mission he said lieksts we're given 10
other thss dsleeste.. add be could not 90
,Ais bis through = shird party. whsa IL
sss known be DID not choose to bold
communication per-onalls sith IN, chair
nan Of the delegation.
While Mr.. Montgomery va speaking
Mr. Randall of Pa. approached. sxelaira
Dg. lie fsl-- ss q fsl-ehsod
Nr Montgomery. pe,olias to Nr. Ran
fall. >sid. "Ths, ed mat -"
Loud eIies of order. and mach ,xes..
'Oest
NJ xobtsoDsry -1elalns5. $40 - 3.
protected sgsipsi these iusuiss y
Fifty delegates rose 10 their let .ns
crowded for~srd. oos Of Mr. RsndafPs
sous ssrugslsd 70 sppro e. Nr MootsOa +.
cry.
Ahsr ths noise bad psnislly ceased. Mr.
Ds..on Of Pa ssId he should use every
sff,rt 70 distubuts tickets to members
Mr. Montgomery said ticket hsd been
applied for By boy he had no, chosen to
give i 10 any bat delegate.
Mr. Randall prOuosooed Mr. Montsoms.
rye iesinuations ~ upe.lled and untrue.
fApplause aud eonfusion.
Several persou. epdeavored to addre..
the chair.
All the Penna, de.ess,lop and half ID.
censeulion we're on their iesi sbdeavoris,
70 crowd around Mr. Montgomery Who ex
claimed ins loud voies. "hs lies. he a bss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27

IL In ten years. from ls50 to 1860. the
city Of Memphis has increased 10 Pepsls
tisn from 5.2so 10 IS. 900.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27

~ The Louisvills ccuriss. Dsnoerssie
paper. says Nest ef Doaglss' adhsrents
20 the sea'h are either d'ssrPoin'ed ef'es
ssstsn o. men vko have been renewed
iron eskes By The AdsHisssssst.os.'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27

ca p ~ TExss - TAs Dallas Reraia re-
mark Asi 4 The se.soa eestisass props
sisss asundani crops sssy b expected.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27

" % Thursday iast. ve hssrd Q eenib
NAN ef this eity use the folio sing l.n
xusss. ia Is5s voted fvs Mr. Fillnore
add got uipe others 10 vole Tor fim on
The day ofihe election have been Fiil.
more oae ever siaee. bet from this hosr
an Cor Abrahan Liseoln aud will do all
can TO sseurs bis election. have hung OF
20 IS ssat tail inst - long ~ 10.
tend 10"
We hsp< TO hear of assy good nee
~ho have herstoiore setsd 9th the Amer
iess parry. coming 10 q eoselasion liks lhs
sbose-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27

II The lessl cf the jeuvral say. thss
Ne do not clear the ssirs ~ the Repsbli-
esns Of ihs i~ys;stsss Of having seere,sd
ssths old cannon" Ys. did Asf. asixh-
boz. 10 ashisg lhs inpaissios.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
MEDICINES.

4 N. gouNsrvN,
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Dtseosusd ria ssosf Csrfass, Speedy, ssd ssl,
Efsefsai Rssssdy - tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcB
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A Ours WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN From ONE TO TWO DAYS.
.sd Bladder, nvslsns.Iy Discharges. ImSssnsy s'csI.
pssy s,r'gs's .s Dy,2.Psy Lal s,sr Low ,rts; Gee
D,mn.ss O Sight iiddn.s. Dsa,. sftbs Head Unrest
ssss sr stn ss~.eas ofths Lungs stomach OF Bsrss-
Yssth-ths,. Dr.s dbl ssd Ds.sets. Prseuc. Which
der Marriage inPssss' and destroy ssss ssdy and Mind
YOUNG MEN
Especially VIE h.vs s,esas ths victim, ss.fy Vice
hr dr.adfsl and ds.usctrs habit which .snsay ssssps
.l,'d brilliant intellect might
.n..1e:d listening s'a,... With q. S,na;,
dsnss.
MARRIED PKRsoEs, OF Yssng Me-. ssais.Pl sti.g n.r
,isys, beng svsrs o. yhyns.l v'siu's srrans dssiiiy
he who places under the Of Dr. NAY rshF
sssy eoofd. in hs homer Esntsnsn and ssntdshy rely
. OFFICE Ne. sOrTx rKEpExiCKsyREEr,
s band aid, genI from pallin.r, street fay deer. ne.
sss 70 paid sad ssntau sstsny.
Dr. JoHNsfoH,
.n -. u d: n:.s .@n.p. cs.s.. in Is. Sa. sa..
rrsasr part vhsss life bssn spent in ths
cisd Of the astsnsbinr that ever
hnewui many osslsd with ringing in the head and
sounds, S..Ssn.n With .Ss:at eis.haa a.na.d ....
VINES vita dsrsnEsmsnt Of NINA we're cared mns diaslv
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssng Men and others vhe havs nlursd hs nssvss BY
ssriain practice INDUCED 10 vhsn habit frsassnuy
which ar. DThty felt even when Is.sp sad not cured
renders marAg. imPO.sls and dsstrsy' beth MAD sat
T6o.. .o@. the .sd and n..neh.y .s.e ,r.d,sss
nS. .a a'G ID II: R.sa pan. II s9Ss .s
fog.r Papitsnon Of ths Hssr NERVES. rrsss
D.ang msnt Oftos Dis .,ti's Fsnetisn' s'n'rs p'siy
NENTALLY-Tssfsa riui .f..a on tn. mind are mu.ls
.fsPirit. Evil Forsodiass Ar.rssn sscisy s.fbr..
Love Of sosds, Tnidity, etc., Ars ssus Of the evils pre-
NERVOUS DEsiLIrY-yhsus,ac,s can .sv Jrdrs What
s.as s. p si s:Sai1l I'D
appearances HsOrt the symPsms 81
-. DISEASES oFIMPRUDEHCE.
when ths msguidsd and vossry Of pErxrs A d
he has inbibsd tbs seeds o'th, painful d,sa'. tee .tss
G..S.staby, can sion. S.iP'"d s1 4. fs ia.. as
5 aHf e:saf p FIN :
nsnth A.s month, O. :. long % hs 'ms.. =. fin o.
.,.l b.. CALLING dPPOnsm'h or By n. "a, that es,S
.rrS, d..as. .sch a. ks.ctcns o q. Heart shrss Ksss
ssn With fghpl rapid,ty t s.sth Ps!ii
discovered from WHO'S bOsrOs traveller returns
DE- JOHNs0kSREMEDY FoR ORGANIC WEAKNSss
AND IMPOTErCY.
hi, great and r.msdy ..stps Of srg,s,
are ,Pssdy eu.d and fel rEor rs,ssr.d rh.s'snd. eide
b,sn immediately rslisysd.
All Marriage. rhysssl 81 Mental Dsssal
rrsmbnr and wsefl"r EIsAs,usO dths nest fssrfii
ENDORSEMENT OF TEE FREES.
fsE MANY THOUSANDS esrtd stthi, instpstisa within
the Last r'ns.n yssr and hs nsmsross important ssrgs
IsPert.s Of the pap.rs aud many ether persons n.ss.
ys::h hs,. ssP.sr.d as.i1 and as;n s.sr: q. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

BLOODY AFFRAY ~ MissouRi-Dr. Jordon, re.
siding near SInithville, Clay county, Missouri,
was attacked on the goth Of July In store in thai
town by five men. The'doctor drew pistol and
shot three Of his assailants dead and then gave
himself up to the authorities, who justified his
acuon on the ground Of acting in self defence.
III lady, in Alabama, was bitten by dog.
Isupposed then to be mad In February last
Last month she showed symptoms Of bydropho-
bia, and died in a few DAYS from that terfibIs
disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

SINGULAR FREAK OF LIGHTNING "A young lady
was struck by lightning while skimming milk Ia
a cellar in Cortland county, IN. Y on Saturday
into shreds, passing through her dress nd under
cloth smelling one Of her hoops-to her hip,
tnenee down her leg, tearing her stocking on one
SIDE In places from QUE half to one inch part until
u reached the heel, when IL entirely destroyed
that portion Of her hose and rent her shoe into
numberiess pieces. Strange TO say she ts;aped
with comparatively little Injury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL H0TEL-M J Kelly, Md; w ]
stone, va; Powell, do, N kidlsh16er, SC; w
Moot; SS Root, do; X Powell ma family,
Ms. BroFn DO So cs ana stes sss SSS S
Gen DAVIDSON, Ny; X Parry born, Mass; T. w mn. .
y, Md; Bailey, Mass, W Nj WaInst1n. "a;
Lang isJ. vi; nj A Lsnhan, Md; L. Cooke and
Isl Henson. Md; BOain. MISC an WAL lh,ay
Tor, DC; norh, CO; J r. Hays. NY; ] 5 Falco
9er, Ala; + McEachin, do; Craig ana lady. g. ;
Miss coss san ssy aS GSTsiss: ard ions;
ETancks, NJ ) Cummings and lady. Miss: Nils.
cummings, do; Lloyd Ais; Lloyd do; B
L James, La DR. Howard and lady, Nd; n Stewa,t
90 HeTsoh. Ak; Leigh, La, NJ Mecca, Go; A
e b Rinnet, NY;M y Foster and lady, do; Miss
Mikerson, do. 1A"' =
uERO WIS, HOTEL.-D Dyer, French. w O
Leibotti DE- WHIleery, M; w IaIr, La; 6 Tup-
saf R y; az T.6 NeeY hasy, Ala spaord,
nor ARK; ID White and ly, ReA Maynishau La,
4 peer. Beer, Pa; Bryan, Ala; G Il Hill. Ter
e henpeI AM IAN, U; L jarvis, Va; A Young,
a. vow Howpsead ana fam, Mrs Ghathsll, A Simons,
Typ, kl; e sweeney, Pa; Bifhsli, Miss K Piliow,
Mss Pillow, Penn; Brazettin and ly, Miss NJ
felI-on, Ala; L Brown, Miss Brown. Miss Raw
NShIo, hunt, Gai Lewis and ly, Mrs Parmly,
Rae L Blysd Ia 81 WesthSsI6y and ly Miss No
W NAVEL, Md; Lyphurst, w Cassiday, Pa; w
Pagan, Il II DennisOn, Nd.
hlkkWOOD HOUSE-C r Bowen. Nd: ] n
Megsath, Neo; Rich, NY; w gray, XVI w
Iis9h, Neymen, Pa; Williams, PIP; Brock.
ston. Va; Miller, Nd O. 'onn-
WASHINGTON BOUSE.-C Kratzer, Pa; M
hretzer' DO; WlnEate, NY; A Cook Bait,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

IVA CATAwBA
g ~ g ER WINEt
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUCnU,

FOR w eAkno1neN
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissi patton.
Early Ind 6cTetlOn or Abuse,
Attended MIA ths fOitouing SYMPTOMS -
Ind sposition 10 Exertlon, Loss Of Power.
Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Tr0mblinG,
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulnes
Qlmnsss Of Vision, Pain In the Back,
uuIverEal LassitUde Of the Musou az Ssetem,
Hot Hsnds, Flushing Of the Body.
Drynoss OF the skin, EruptIons on the Fsoe.
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symphonic, n allowed 90 go on. which this
meflclns INVARIABLY remOvNs. soon fplsowe
IMPQTEKCY, FATUfTY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
lE OEK OF WHICH THE Patient NAY E1PpE
By those 'DlREFUI DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Oi their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
The RECORDS OF The INSANE ASHLUMS
And the MelaHohoiy DEATHS bg C0ssNDsprtos
BeaT simple vltaess % the lIuth q the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Rec BlTes the aid of medicine % strengthen
And InvlEor6te TIE ~ stOm.
Whioh HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU lsraTi-
ably does.
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MEDICINES.
SEE WHAT b kSkF ion sARsAFARILLA
DERxN6EHsNT oFTRE LIVER
SrorrsCR0ssINe.
TslI.a.ssy o.. as ASs 9. Sc


Tslladsga Co, IA aug g So
Dr. J. c. lyer, Lowell. Mass.-slr } tske ny
pen 20 tel yOu what your SAhSAfARii.LA and
tATHARTIC PILLS have done for me ! la
been All icted with Liver Ccmplatnt for sIx yearf
during which l vas never vel. and mnch ot the
time very sick. MY aver WAS sore 90 the tonch,
and. the doctors said. Wa contested. ] sufered
from severe eostiveness ard oIAsrhna altern atelv
Nv skIn vas osmmy and unhealthy ms eyes and
akin Often yellow. OCCASIONALLY bed . vorAoloas
an petite, but generally none ~ al dreadful sen
ssfion Of oppression on ny stomach, with lsnEnor
and a Il oomy sensation Of Sickness al oveF. kept
me in anguish. You cannot know how much Fgf
fared from an ndescr babls feeiIng OF distress TIE
iOng oonunuauoe of thts condition. without relief
had worn me ont go that A never expected 10 b
better hut reading IN the Christian Advocate. q
your SarsaparIila. Dom Denoed taklng u, with
oasIonA small doses Of your Pulls, 60 TeGu late the
bowels as you direct From the bret, u had more
efeot pom nv disorder than ! supposed anything
could have. regained my health rapldly, and nov.
sfter eleven veeks. enjoy As good 1ealth and
strength 81 any other man. Nay TIE dispenser q
ell good" shower blessings on yOu
Prepared BY Or. J. c. AVER a CO, Lowell.
Mass. ~ lS-eolm
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Helmbolds Genuine Preparation.
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"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL; and DROPSiCAL dwellings.
and eNcItss the ABSOR BtN1'S iffo healthy 80
ton, by which the WATERN OR CALCfROUS
dePosItlons, and al UNNATURAL. ENLARGE
MENIS are reduced. ns well PAIN and IN
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