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An Interested Hint Against Irish Era.Ern-
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The annual entertainment given by Frances Anne
Dowager Msrcbinns-s, Of Londonderry, to her I,ish
tenantry, took place. on Tuesday lust in the town
Of CsrnlOugh, IreRn1. Flags and banners were
suspended from several win lows, and the ships
which lay at anchor in the harbour had their coloTs
hOisted in honor Of the occasion.
After an after dinner speerh from her l5iyship.
Sir II. McCaiFns, NJ. p remarked: Wh5n. at the
Prasens moment, we see great nation scross the
Atlantic Of the same lineage and language, Of the
same birth and parentage almost, as ourselves
when we see the North against the South the father
sometimes against the sOn the brother against the
brother internstiOaal combat, and all s5ou cause
of dispute On which no two men in their country
are agreed as to what it is-when we see that We
may well look with pride anl happiness on the Uu-
ion and harmony which prevails al parts Of
these kingdoms (Great applsuse) It IS in the
development Of the industrial. aud, above all the
agricultural TesOurces-it Is in the improvement in
poi9t Of social progress Of the people in the spread
Of education among the peOPle-il is in the spirit
Of enlightened aud liberal enterprise among the
people, such as has characterized every work on
this essts-i is in that interchange Of kiGdly feel
ing between the owners and occupiers Of land such
we see expressed in this case, that the reHOya-
ton of this country is being eIected-it is owing to
and by these things that ireland is becoming IN
reality what, poedcliy she has cften been describ
ed 70 be
Great glorious and free
Fifst f) yer OF tue earth ali first ke1 Of the Sea-
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The British Aristocrats on the war II,
Arnerica--Speech OF Lord lTo 1dhEuso.
-FrOn The london INES, Sept. 30.

4
| Lord Woolhousc, late Under Secretary of State
for Foreign sfIFs entertained. the 26Ih Septsm>
! Der. the HymOndham or Twensysfrst NCrfllk corps
of NOlnntesr5 at his ancestral domain st Kimberley
In his after dinner speech his Lordship SAID Bat
gentlemen, while we take credit 10 Ourst Ives FOR
what We have done let US not forget to LOOK forward
TO what still remains to be done. We have seen in
another and very great country how siguaily volCn
teers may fail should be the last person to say
oEe word IN dIsparHgement of the courage or public
spirit Of the North American siOD; but this must
say-I think they have boasted too much and the
old saying, thst Pride comes before fail" was
will exemplifed in what took place es the battle of
Manassas. Whist has occurred will net. however.
preyeat the volunteers Of Eorth Ameiica posses
sing a. they do pluck and public spirit derived
from this country, from recovering their high posi-
ton, which has certainly been somewhat di-
min!shed by recent events. As regards the fatal
war n which Americans are engaged, I viii
oaly say while we should grieys to see any dini-
mutton Of their military spirit-f0r no man can look
with satisfaction on the decline of great still less
a kindred natIOn-yct we must all wish that this
fratrIcidsl war.may end as 5000 as possible Gen
temen, in this country are not likely to be call
ed upon to take part il such an unhappy contest
and think we may also congratulate ourselves
that we have, at the present time, at all events a
good prospect that this country viii rem7in at
peace. The feeling Of syery man in this country I
although he wishes that should be ready to de- I
teEd ourselves, is for peace. We echo the Old 4
French saying "Gare q',i re tJueds - but we de-
sire that, while nation should respect each other
and be prepared TO defend their independence and
position in the worl they should remain in a state
OF repOse to cultivate taCse great arts Of peace
which distinguish this Country-thas TIRE SHED and
spear (OF rather, in these DAYS, tAe ride the great
weapon of our volunteers and OF modern wartare.)
should remain hung up in sight and ready. but still
not be used unless in self dee1ce. cloud edeerg).
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not suggest any suspicion OF piracy, fraud Other
crime punishable BY the laws Of al nations.
Second-That once within the port, thsy will be
under safeguard % the nsussity proclamation free
fron m9iestati0n By say foreign agent, while ear
rYing on the yful business of lG1ing OF UlladtRE
or sailing therefrOm. II
! 7hirdly-That both the naval authorities st al
the ports, IS well those controlling the financial
matters, are to consider vessels in this category
and IN all that relates to their entry and clearance
as arriving from foreign countries, which have 40
I accredited COnsuls in cur TERRITORY.
OF THE determination, notice was given to the
Government of Mantanzls. the naval commander.
aud the Intenleut General of the Hacienda Bsal,
that each might, in what portained TO his duty CO.
operate in giving it effect. 1t was also made known
to the minister Of her Catholic Majesty at Washing
ton, as 1t s done in respect of everything whIcl d.
recty or indirectly, may concern theHterest of the
Federal Government; and lastly, il was submitted
70 her Majesty, who viii in due season approve or
dieaPprOve, or sanul, as she may juJge prouer.
loyalty and 6elicaey were carried. according TO
cur GdVices, 10 the extreme Of not publishing or cir
cuatl0g the matter until the dsfnilive decision tie
cares whether not it is 10 be adopted as general
measure Can it now be said that such conduct on
the part Of the chief authority Of this island in which
be has done nothing but exercised lawful right re-
cognized at all times, and by al Estons and very dis
bnctiy by American pu5lcists, even implies the re-
cognirion which is spoken Of. 1t does not signify
privilege OF any kind, Soy spsei2l protection t.
the C9nfederates nor does II mean anything else
than thJ observance of the most rigid neutrality,
without prejudice to the interests Of commerce,
which ought to be so much respected and which,
1n-ll now, the very people who spread the alarm
have pretended TO respect so much. Would the
friends Of the North pretend that the neutrality |
should be construed by shutting up our
ports to the commerce Of the South -r
Let Us leave the reply 70 these questiOus to men
u common sense and Impardality, we leave - /
be Government of the United States. towards wEich
'Pain maintains such honorable relations the ap
'reciatOu Of c0aduet which can only becJuae an Z
construction from those who listen 70 no councils
ut those OF passion, AMI would " ish sll the G Jv-
rnneats il the world % acs il aceor1ancs with
leir desires, their csg-fces AMI their interests
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EyEIs Is sltezsTs Easacins the result o. Eodsrs
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
abstract method Of irrespective sf all the ole and
systems puhd By accomplished quscks to tie ssr
ing Dr. Wright veil knowing the deception RrAcsed the
uninitsed felt his duty at once 70 have this Elixir tested b
The whole Medical FAcult who, without even dissenting
5sce given their adherence to m Peec; sna undivided
,ouro over the whole physical when his frame hSs been
redsce1 when all other medicines known the PhSrmaco
pis have been tried in vain Long thought years OF patient
investigation, End NIL dssperGDdUS determination have
crowned the Doctors eGors and he oes tie kxr to sE
erng humanity the osy thing that s lsaloEips
5isesses-naDelyI r.--...- ON
General Debility,
Es1tal and Physical psI reEEo2i
-InbecilHy,
pateTrinRtion Of B;ooi = the Hezd
Coufunec IdeSs4
KyE5sTis,
General IFV
Retlsssaca and sleeplesE1e5s st flight
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Los Of Appetite, F.-... .-
Dyspepsia,
EnsciatoA
LoE Spirits, ..-r
piSOrganiEstlon OF tee cTgsnI o.
Generation
PAipitstion of The Haslt,
Ind IN fact, all the cOnesnsnts Of and desta:sd
h. rurLsu
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and IN fact, all the coneozzn Of rsvoSI and deta!s
state Of the system.
As = StiEUIaIst,
Il is quite different from slcohoo preparations It is not CUR
resctoDB any shape continues ts exert ia 11er
gradually aGd efficiently long a. tie least neee exa ei
lss presence
AZ Female Medicines
Il is equally powerful eject restores the equilibrium
than all the othsr medicines which for y
have flooded the market and which only injurious in place
assisting renovang toe constitution for very good
son, too that they only made from re esgFous Of lndS
gnerart OF the Medical profession stogethOr
No MincraIsI
Dr. Wright thinks 60 stake professional c4-soter
fact minerals whatever form the ponent
parts the ingredients OF his RuyenstEg BiEel know
ing what has bson eed the community oy cpuI1 and
mercury.
Generally to the dehi-sted, Dr. Wright Ecad say, Gsve
despair. Nc matter how down sy be- matter hev
weak yOu matter What the have heenfarak
At EhateEer has led to depart from Hyc principles
take his
ReiuVennrtng EIizir,
And you will coon end ye1rsef n2oa pride instead
The to your friends and healthy, saad and worthy
lerabeT Of the human family.
Fdee - per bottle three bottles foz g, and forward
ed By mail to ali parts sf the Units6 States
Sold ky s respectable druggists throughout he U1ltsd Btats
and Csnsdss The trade supplied at liberal Iisaount
j. WREGET & CO.,
q and Isl Chsr:Tss stTest,
New Orleans LsI
gcld EaEhTe by g. " HeldeTshOtt Berry D3noTills
wing Psadistoa snd a!l responsible dIuEgis:s ocls
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Nashville and DecO1uT ISaiIrSad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
1sROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN IL HOURS.
aN after Sunday, July 2ls 1861 Mail Train will leave
Nash lille Daily at M
Returning, arrive at Nashville st lis II.
Way Passenger Trains viii leave Nasys dsily, eIcP! Sun
lays, st 6 An.
Returnng, arrive At Nashville STOP
Y ? The A. N. Train connects wire Trains to Hunts
nile and Chattanooga.
NJ The P. Nj. Train connects with Trains to oorn!h,
IfEnd Junction, Memphis, and New Orleans
,uIgIg-H W. ON PERKINS
General superintendent.
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t ho British Norih American FIset.

TIE VTra-o, six paddle Commander a J. q.
Johnsro1e, with the Spsrrow. hge. screw gun yes
sa in tow arrived st Spitbeai during the night Of
SItuIlay from Chatham, AMI sailed again yesterday
morning f0- the westward calling N Plymouth
Sound, whence she Is expected 20 proceed TO the
Ncr-hI American and West India station.
.- Fr n tbs Lemon Tinsl Oct. 1.
a nhmber of the Armstrong 100 and 40 poundsr
guns, with their fittings, shot she'll e., been
already set aside by tie OrdnanCe authorities at
Portsmouth for the service Of the North America
and West India squadron, and, according present
arrangement, the EmeTald, . I, screw, Captain A.
Cumming, viii at once embark the guns and stores
sppOrtonsd to the Nile, ST. George oHI Cldmus, and
sail with them for Halifax.
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,OMRCLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
FSF Liver Complaints BEItuUSneSs Read
ache, GyC.

FCF LtVeE CON plants btitoHSneSs ASeA0'
ache, DC.
FESHERB hiss neTsl CATHERTIc medicine orered Is
the public that hiss given Su6A entire Batl-son ~ Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and esn
be taken by the ten6or infant prompt and powerful In
removing all !iUzs seceoas Acid Impure, Fsted Matter
stomach. In they The Only Pills tAst should
be used in nElariOus de7rcts
They produce rping Sickness Pain IA the Stomach
Bowels though very active ard searching In their operation
promoting healthy ecreons Of the Liver and Ednsys. Who
will BousEes Headache and Foul Stomach Eher
20 cheap remedy bs obtained Keep them constantly
haad; single season. may prevent hours, days
and sckness AK for Dr. J. b. ACLesns UnveT
AL Pills Take other Being coated they tsssess Price
only per soE and be by mail to any part o.
thE United States
J. q. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine Streets St. Louis, No.
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X q. EoLSAN's VOLCANIC OH LINI

KS 8. mcLSkNsS VOLCANIC OIL LINI
HfENT.
. beSG Xxx terFIaI Tia the world for Man OF
Beast
TEyHOUsANDs beings hsYs been saved Ifs Of de-
eFeDttude seFy by the Of this invSlusss Lini
ulent IL PAIN almost tnstsntaneSusy, and
will cleanse p5ry aD3 heal the fouest SORE IN incredible
Ehort tine kcLBAN's VOLCANIC OIL LIEIhENT will re
sve the Of Rheumatism Gout or Neu
Tlqa For PARALYSIS trscted Muscles Stiffness Weak
nss ID the joints, Husci Lig2mens, 1t will never fail
Tao applications will s,e Throat, Headsche or EsEseh
sor Burns or Scslds any PsR, is In2lois Bsaedy
Fryft Lrd you and it nd penSibe re1say. Keep 1t
always on hand
IN save r.uey by uaing AcLsanS Volcanic OIL Linment
speedy snd nfable cure for Calls, sprsins' Ohaea
sgsng LSmeDess svseny Sores, Wounds Scratches, or any
sztsrazi dsesSe. Try it, and you viii be oonYtHced
Dr.. ). Il. mcLAAN, Scie Proprietor,
Saint Lons No
sor 5. Proprstos Prices h Berg DenoTills and
W 6e1osrtlott. uar-sI-tEGWP
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gss gSs9biIle aniun sns 3nsr;tsa
Rates OF Adyertssins

Dally IS; Trl-wookry s.; weekly %.
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zxs LJEEs OF Lzss CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
II an nAICv
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14
lsIaSIoN W00LEN MILLS
AgGncy, 5It Sacramento Street.

tn. Proprietor of the Mission Wooden Mills
respectfully announces to the trade that he is
prepared to reGeiv. and execute with dispatch
orders for the foliowin9 goods,
FAMILY BLANKETS. s!l VOL. Sup'- Ousl'v
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14

CERrIFIcATE;-I, the undersigned, Cover or OF
Hungary do testify hereby, that DR.. l.. j. Cz kay
l.s served ming the contest for hungarian H. trty
Chief Surgeon in tie Hungaris A. army, with l.
ftl p-fseycl whereof have given him Ilis
Certificate ana do recommend lin TO the sympathy,
attention .nd protection of a those VINO are capable
OF approaching p.trioic scli sacrifice and uudeserN
ed mi sflrtune kOSSUTH LAOS,
Washington City. Jau. 6, ~. GOV. Hungary
lA---lLn
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14
DENTAL INsTRUrGENTs.

DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.
GOLD FOIL AND TEETH.
100 books Some, White & N Curdy's aud
Ahkey's Gold Foil,
1000 Gum and Plain Teeth, from the bes t
manufacturers in She United States.
Blow Pipes Plugging Instruments,
Brush Wheels, Ivory handie-
orundum Wheels, Seating n T Il m ents'
tbevaijcr's Patent ivory handle,
Tathes Durr's Drills and EXca
Plate shears. vators, wire handles,
iiles of ali kinds, Mouth Glass silver, gold
GrindstoHes, ana Woou lfaHies'
Iu,,,T,-saion Cups Mouth DiS.rnder5,
Laucets. Saw Frames,
Stump Extractors, FUrnkevs,
H=oks, Puchcr'.
Chcvalier's Chairs, Elevators,
forceps .Chevaliers b'st
Received by express direct from Uafnisciurefs-
For sale by
II. II. MCDONALD. Gx Co.,
Druggists and Importers of Dental instrumehta'
Sacramento.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14
srERMAToRHEA.

Or local weakness, nervous debility, low spirit !
lassitudc, weakness of the back and limbs indisp,-
sition and incapablity for labo" and study, dull
ness of apprehension. loss of memory. aversion
TO society love of solitude. tniity, self tlistrusi
dizziness head ache, involuntary discharges, pains
in the side. affections of the eye. pnplcs on the
fscc eexusl or other infrmites in man are cured
by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon
L. J. Czapsay, His Irethod OF cnr,pg diseases i.
new, suuknesyh 10 otlIers and hence his gre Il sui
cess. All c.snsuli.,;chs by letter or otherwise
free. Address, L. j. CEAFEAy, MD
San Francisco, California
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14

RFMARKAELE DISTANCE OF MEDICAL RRIIFF.
BeloS publish the certificates ot three Of the
sufferers from the pangs of disease who having re-
covered their former health, and impclled by grsti-
tudc, make known their eases and renedis agent
aud their statements authenticated by Notary
Public. The demands of society imp-Iionsly com
m;nd their publicity, ami commend their peruss
to the atientuno of all afieIcd:
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14
4 CARD.

|, the undersigned, havin5 been under TIE treat
5ncnt Of Dr. Il tZapkaH. although unsolicited feel
cllsd upon to give publicity TO the efficacy OF his
tr' stment hoping tha; by doing 80 may bc instra-
mental IN preventing others frcsn the cai f sucrr
and misery which l experienced. and which 81
ften result from the porncous practice of pretend
ers. Ny disease has been tia, Of plysicai and
mental detiiity which follows III consequence of in
discretions in youth. The agonies which endured
are, perhaps unnecessary for TO detail they are
knownto those who have experienced them suffice.
it 10 say chat having called The services of Ijr l. J
Czapkay orequisition all the expectations which
may have formed Of him were more than realized
would therefore recommend DIR zapkav to all those
who NAV hnd themselves afflicted with that dread
full ma,ady my Object in dning being sympathy
for suffering humanity aud heartfelt desire of re-
Hcving them. y J DAHIrE Printer
State of eorrSs, fjity and COUNTY cf sun Franri.
60 On this 3lst day Of July y 1856 before nc.
Wm & .Iewett. Notary Public Personally appeared
ID j Dahiee. known 10 nie, who being duv sseorii
did depose and say that the oi.ts OF :hc card
herewith signed by him are true
In witness whercofl have hsrounto Sc; my hand
srl affixed my official seal, the day and year first
above written. q 81 VINO JEwETT, Notary Psblic
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14
Clotlling ami Furnishing Line.

We have constantly hand the largest stock
and srcatcStvaricty of
Cashmere. Wool and Straw Hats
OF any house n the city. and prices Tor these
goods are less than those II any other house we
receive them direct train the manufacturer CON
sgnn;cnt. Our stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
is particularly attractive and the great feature for
the country merchsnt is the unusually low price
less Than the cast of Importation. We also keep tho
Staple Articles in tse Dry Goods Line,
which goods we have purchased under the Hammer
and are Offering them at New Yori, cost and less.
We publish this Card in ordrr that may make
new acqia;nianees and induce those VINO have not
heretofore purchased of uS, to call and Inspect sur
stock. All that " ask i opportunity 10 show
the goods and name the prices and We have no fear
of the result good articles aud Low prices are the
great inducc to a who purchase 10 sell again
Mel c 3nis who buy Of us MAKE ssod profit and
sell to their customers At low fisGrc. " remain
respectfully yeur el,stirst servants,
BADGER & LII DEfI & ERGEE,
Wholesale Clothing Hat y arcLouse,
apr5 Al. ~ 4 40 battery st. San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14

GOLDEN STATE Geat's Long Sia,7ls, nH ,eoo7
p}fia or graduated borders.
TWEEDs, GoaLi. end single wjdh, all ,rool,
ard desirable colors
EUREKA FLiEEELS, nj eoIo,s, and Of sz-
trr faotay.
oYERSHIETS, "rris,y gt siSss patterns and
co!ors.
SACK COATS.
SLUICA FELT, jids' aiRs.'' ase ; s,.pesior
article.
All goods manufactured at the Mission Wooicn
Mills are made cf Setected Fools of California
prediction and are superior in quality to the
sane class Of Imported Fabrics. and being
specially adapted to the trade Of the Pacific
Coas', purchasers can rely upon receiving M i
form article in texture and finish All the
above named goods are now on hand and fot
sale at the Agency, en- accommodating terms
nay2-3Hl d. McbEHNAN, Proprietor.
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PATENT NaEEsECzS ES.

AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA.
1,o doz saatts; sarsapa-lf f15 doz Jaync's Pills,
fila 30 dOz ThoTn's Extract,
100 doz sfvers Sarsara- SEQ doz Ayers PectOral
rilla and Yellow Dock. 3.5 doz Ayers Puis,
- dnz Ayers. Sarsara 300 dz Brandredths Pills
IS doz Eulls q Guy 200 doz 5loiat's Pills,
sott,s Sarsaperiila l200 doz Wistar's baisam
100 doz Towrscud's Sar- Wild Cherry,
saparilla 50 doz ONygenated Bit
100 doz Jayne's Altcra ters, o.,
tive, 90 doZ Cou Liver Dll'
15o doz Javne's Expect-l 50 doz Browns Ginger,
GRANT, POO doz Mustang Lini
.5o doz Jaype's Carmini Il;argling Oil, etc etc,
tive Balsain, i'SteliS'itf's . I1i'ir Dye
Tor Sale at Small advance from New ofS ees'
II. ii. NcDOSALD * &C.,
Importing Druggists, Sacramento
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14
Tpr FortowtyG LETTER.

The FOLLOWING LETTER,
Which cmphaticay speaks for itself, was written by
the Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College
of Medicine the editors of the Pacific Medical and
Surgical Journal San Francisco, for publications:
PHlf,ADEIPHIA, January l7th, 1853.
To the Edisois of the Pacific Medical and Surgical
journal
GEy1LENEN My attention has been CALI d to an
article in the December number of your Journal. in
regard to the AID EUSDEN degree granted by the
Philadelphia College of Medicine 20 DR. l. j. Czapkay
When the application fer the degree made TO the
Faculty, il accompanied By aidavits ard tcsii-
monials the effect that Dr. Czapkay was Irregular
graduate NJ ID. of the University of Pesth had serv-
cd As Surgeon in the hungarian army, and "as a
regular practitioner Of medicine. On the strength
Of these, the degree was granted. The AD EuNpEM
degree, implies, is conferred OF graduates
only and gives new privileges. Had there been
the slightest spicion of ire suart the application
would have been refused BY inserting this In y ~
Journal you VIII do act Of justice to the CO ege.
.nd confer favor
Yours. very respectfully Ii. RAND,
Dean OF the Faculty Of the
phiisdeipbia College of Medic il O.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-14

To THE LADIES OF CALIFORSIA.-T.J j. Czau-
kas. III. D., Physician, Surgeon, and AccoucItrr
invites the attention of the sick and afflicted fe
males laboriug under any of the various diseases
OF the brain, lungs, heart, stomach. liver womb
blood. kdneys, and all diseases peculiar to their
other physician in the Stale of California; Let no
false deiicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately
and save yotrself from painful suffering and pre-
mature death. All married ladies whose d.licate
health or other circumstances prevent an iT1ere Sc
IN their .anies, should call at DIR. L. J Czaukay'
Medical Institute, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery, opT osite Pacific Mail Steamship Con,pa-
Hy's Office. San Francisco, and they will receive
every poisible relief and help.
ErThe Doctors Offices are SO arranged that he
can be cosnlted without fear of nolestAtion.
Theatcntion OF the sesler is called to the follow
ing lady OF hisi, standing III society ana Great
res;s.ieUiliiy, published card in the Philadelia
S1nday DsrA.eh, sept Ii ,eI, which Is . follows:
AtAhD.-.Ehe undersigned feels !. her duty 70
express her heartfrIt gratitude to Dr Czapkay for
the successful cure o. herself aud child The latter
having been afflicted Il reyess g:tack of cholera
iufdhtuins was gveHu ifesfbie by the m 1st eel
ebratee physicians. when sht called on 3r Czapkay
Khoater short period restore the child to perfect
cath Eficoaragedty this extraordinary result Il
fVh,sh she had been afflicted for eight years. ar,
wlaish rvth1soce the treatment o. se ct s
~ Ai,ersra and Eur,pr. pht pfI trarSay HIS sucs
ecede1 III aDr ag her permanen, relief 50 that sac
can ow ENJOY nc, which. fer eight years had lost i
charms for her She therefore deems i; due to her
sef aHd to ali sick and ai1.ieiesl 70 recommend DR.
Czaia. OF the sliiiiei plly sci s vitip
I he Cnsad States HRS. gARo1isE islfsf
essTsrf Walnut ai;d ii SIS, Plsiladsirhfa IA