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A No. k BOwERY.-H. ESSENTIAL HAVING A
srsa. desire to purchase barge quantity OF cast Of
ps on Or apparel Furnitnre Carpets Jewelry Ac By call
Utmost value for each article ladies attended By Mira
nosen thai Please remember and Try IS Bowcry opposite
orca Jones street
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TINE DUTY OF PAYING THE REWARD FOR APPRE-
henson and delivery deserters the volunteer
service having been assigned 70 besoaes necessary in
notice that reward will DO paid unless the certificate
forth the regiment letter Of company captain commanding
State in which the prisoner enrolled. This cerh
cate to be signed by commissioned onlcer who has been
regularly mustered into the service Of the United States
FRANK e. HOWE, A. 8. NJ, 1874 Broadway.
No reward will be paid for deserters from now
forming unless be given that the prisoners
FRANK E. HOWE. A. O. M
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L,xCELSIOR BRIGADE
~ YOUNG MEN, Tliis is YOUR LAST CHANGE.
All wishing Join this band OF heroes enroll by
pyins IT, Captain l. H. Chadwick and Lieutenant
William Mcconnell who have been detailed by order of
General Mo eian to New York, assist General Sickles
ia recruiting for his brigade
All wishing avoid being called conscrpts and 10
under experienced officers volunteers must enroll ~ once
~ VIC shall return to the field with our brothers 10
Five thousand French uniforms have been specially
furnished by the government for this brigade
6evcnyive dollars bounty, cash In hand, enlistment
Scyeny.fve dollars at the end of the war.
Headquarters 600 Broadway New York. -
f fsssn.n. wS Sa AiSSSssr ResSc cs4ss
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CPINOLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE-RECRUrrS WANT
3D. 70 hi up Company A. Hillhomse Light Infantry
msn 10 the field under the last call Of the President Now
Us the time true lovers OF country
defence Recruits $50 in advance and cothng "a
tons and medical attendance mustered. All
between the OF IL and
than By calling upon Captain GEO. MICHA,
Corner Chambers and William streets
Or First Lieutenant 3. BOGARDUS,
Al G. Nler's, l33 New Canal street. near Bowery.
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7IALIECK GUARDsi HALLEcK GUARDS HAL
COLONEL ELIAS PEIsSNER.
#t CAPTAIN q. s. CASWELL'S COMPANY. r.
Our country Our whole country!
Now aud forever, Nf
One and inseperable. ffN
Patriotic young men enlist On In great measure
depends the crushing out OF this rebellion Then rally
sections patoons and add towards
speedy and sure termination OF this fratrtctdal
Captain Caswe has room for few invincibe
ageons young men. This company is fast filling up and
bids fair to be whose hearts and heads will
do much towards vanquishing the foe.
RECRUITING OFFICE,
Is Walker street,
near Broadway.
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GCANDINANIANS, TO ARMS!-YOUR COUNTRYMAN
- Ole II. Bainp. late Captain Company First regiment
r. Volunteers, has appoin Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel Aliens stanton Lesion You went with him when
low him to The Of the country its Enlist
to-day Enlist you read this in Stanton
Legion. Lieutenant Colonel OLE r. II. BAL.LING.
Colonel w. II. ALLEN
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C..


BAY MARE, YEARS OLD, Is HANDS INCHES
IA high long tail sound and perfectly kind In all
can trot inside Of four mnutes has driven all
by lady for sale Can be at Halstead livery
stable, 81 East Fourteenth street,
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NEW YORK. HARLEM, AND ALBANY RAILROAD
In FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing Thursday. May & 1859.
For Albany 10 ~ A. M kxpiess Mail Train from Twenty.
sixth street station Fer All local trains Time Table,
JOHN BVkCHILL Assistant superinisu1snA.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL 29 lss2-rRIPLE SHEET
SPECIAL NOTICES.

hEAr EXHIBITION, LONDON. 1852 VISITORS TO
W me great International Exhibition, and tourists gene
"a y are Invited 70 inspect The European costumes
Bono sr e. W. London Orders respectfully solicited and
promptly executed. Under special appointments 10 the
Queen Emperor aud Empress of the French Prince lmpe-
riai' ae. Corresponding house IL Rue Taithouh Paris
MAS MEETING OF THE PRoPRIEToRs OF CON.
" cert sauon beer brewers, liquor dealers, panoiorte
Manufaeturers nnseans aud singers of the ely Of New
YORK and neshboThood All persons who are Interested IN
She Mt law against saloons invited 10 attend the
meeiing this afienooh ats O'clock SOL Broadway, 10
be n what manner our Interests be best saved.
CPEcIAL MASONIC NoIICE-THE OFFICERS AND
k,members Of tlohenlinden Lodge No. g. F. A. anl
also the oicers and members Of sister 10 r,spcu'
Y invited TO assemble at the rooms OF hohennd lodge,
NO 30 Montague Hall Court street, on Sunday acrnlon az
oosA 70 pay he last ioate Of repeet 20 the remains of
ed this II Friday morning. April 25 aged Al years and
two months His will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for intermeni. BY order.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY TAxEs--LAsT NOTICE.
W TaxpsSers of Mount Vernon, Wakefield Washington.
Vile, Union Port Pehanyle &c; notified that shall
be at onlce corner OF Grand and Elizabeth streets Fonr
eenth Ward Hote on Monday, April "a for the last time.
Lots sold al the tax sale January 20 be redeemed
r-~ JOHN Z. YORkE, Collector
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y JACoBs. 4O7 BROADWAY, REMOVED FROM "
Cedar sreel--Nloney Watchoe, DIaniondss
and other valuable personal poper or bought Tor casn'
Business strictly conhdepuah VIC oou anu sNs lV's"
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III. SCONlIs, Proprietor,
sc Randolph ST., CHICAGO,
- whom all os6srs should be addressed.
Sold by J. l.. Taylor ottumwa; G. y. Knight, Agen.
~ City N. stssf aRd c. s. Clark Fairfield: Z. J.
Brown, Bir piushau. tcct =, Wy.
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.-g5{ yI6sAI. NOTICE. =
state Of iowa, Wanello County:

.VWd,
To WILLIAM MEEKER and D. v. MEEKsAl
IL the 10Th day Of September. ISG2 The nesitien ~
@ ana a McGee will be on file In the ONCE OF tho
cierk OF the District Court Of Wapeo county state
OF Iowa asking for the ef given
oy John w Meeker and Elisaheth Meeker TO said g.
ana a. McGee upon the south cart quarter Of the
northeast quarter OF section five, nship seventy.
ION, 1922 The said 4. snd A. Mc(iee will In their
ss,d petition also ask Judgment against the eetatAof
tiven. n 80 .S'3-- 1880 -
Now yon appear and make defense to said
Peeton ON or before noon Of the second day Of the
next Term OF ssd Court IN be begun held At OF.
tumwa, In said county, the oath day Of Neyember
ls0s default win be taken against you and Judgment
and decree rendered In accordance with PRAYER Of
petition. WILLIAMS Il HAMIi rrN -
Ang. %, 1S62-4w Atf,vs fnr p.,;,in,r..
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WESTWARD TRAfrS
Fact Nail Line--Leave Pittsbureh... i:4n a. NJ
Arrives at Crestlne. ...... 1910 a. IN.
Making clos, connec tons with Bellefontaine and
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Reads.
1915 p. M Cincinnati 7:50 p m; and Chicago 1900
p. n. B..The timeto Cincinnati is the same as
bs, and passengers all 90 into Cincinnati together.
Express 7rain-Leaves Pittsburgh ....... l,4ea m.
Arrives at erestine. ...... -. 1880 a. m.
Making close connections as above.
Arriving ut Indianapolis At $50 m; St. Louis 1910
a w; Cincinnati ss20 m; and Chicago I0:4a am.
N.B.-Ihe time TO Cincinnati is TIE same .. by
bus, and passengers all go in Cincinn together
Sleeping cars on this train ffom Pittsburgh Gin.
cinnati to indianapolis. andto Chicago.
Trains through to Chicago without change OF cars
EAsIwARD TRAINS. Il rfrtf
Leave Chicngo $40 m and $3.50 p m. Arriving ~
for Dayton und Cincinnati. Arriving at Crestiins
54S m and 6:l5
Connec,ing with trains for Columbus. Cincinnati,
Cleveland Buffalo ard the East, arriv ng al Pitts.
turgh 2.2O a m and q 40 M All making close con.
nections with trains on Pennsylvania Railrond for
Philadelphia and the Eastern cities.
Accommodation T,0ins-From Federal street. Al.
legheny, for New Brighton IL M and 4.o5 m; ar.
New Brighton at $50 and 12.30 p M, arrives at
Allegheny at $50 nj and 2.he PM IlF
Allegheny and Economy Accommod a 10 aii leave
at 90 m and m. Leaves Economy ut 6. 80 q IN
and s3s m and arrives in AIeghen. at T25a m
AUiance Market Train Leave. Alliance al 500
m and arrives In Allegheny at II 80 M leaves Al.
legheny at2Io m and arrtvtsin Alliance at 7.2Gp
stopping at all stations for and marketing
Tickets will be sold for these trains al reduc ed steS
Through Trains connect as followe:
At Alliance. with trains on the Cleveland and Pitt
burPh Railroad.
Al orrville, Ohio. TO and from Millerstu,s,rs
Cuyhoga Fails &c.
At Mansfield. Ohio, for Mt Vernon Shelby sandusty,
Toledo, Diet. oii, &c.
Al Gresiline, for Delaware, Springfield Columbus.
Cincinnati Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis, st. Louis.
Louisville. &c. 'a .'teI4s, E''s% s1'-,''-rF
Al Forest. forspringfed sandusky Dayton, Clns,p.
natl, &c. -x f7 D
At Lima, for Sydney, Dayton. Cincinnati. dc.
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lsfaye tfe Indiana ~.
Louis. and intermediate points In Central indiana
and illinois, LEW
At Plymouth, for Laporte.
At wanatah, for all points on the New AIbany and
Salem Railroad.
ond at Chicago with trains for all points in ncts
Iowa. Wisconsin. and Minnesota.
For further information Throu rh lex cts aupy
J. STEWART, Ticket Agent,
Passenger Stallion, Pittsburgh.
GEORGE PARKlN, Ticket A cent
Passenger ttation. allegheny.
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices
on the line Of the road 10 all parts ofths
States. g. e. HATHEN AZ
March IS 1891 .
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
F PHlLADEIPHIA

8enerolenf Instiution established bu specinl En-
doscmenf. tortAe Rekie/ ofthe SICK and Disfressed
afflicted scifh Eirnieaf and Chronic Diseases,
ana especsdttyfor the Cure Of Disease. OF the Sea.
val Orgaas.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
IN surgeon, TO all who apply by letter, With de.
Its or life, kc) and In eases Of extreme
furnish Medicine free OF charge.
Valuable Reports on SpermatorPhGa an other Dis.
esset Of theSexaa Organs, an on the New Remediea
employed In the Dispensary. sent to the icted in
ENVELOPES free of charge. Two ofthres
stamps Tor postage will be acceptable.
Address, Dr.. j. SKILIx lIouGnToN Actine surrscH
howard Association. No. South Ninthstreet Phiia.
oeiphia Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, PrssideNt.
GEO FAIRCHILD, Secretary
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]. !, .,r. FOR CINCINNATl! ,.r
+, CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road! IA

Shortest Quickest and only Direct Route from Chi.
cago to Cincinnati.
trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
of Lake street, ~ follows: ~
First train 1;45 a.m., arrives ct Michigan City at
1880 p. tdinner) La Fayette 5:25, (supper Indi.
apapolis s:l5, pm Lawrenceburg 1880, and Cincin-
natl at fi:45p.m. ss,se l-s.f ~. s ~
Second train S0spm, arrive at Michigan City 20
pm. La Favett. 2:40 am, Indianapolis b20 an,
Lawrepcebarg l020 a. M, Cincinnati at 1O:45 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa $500 p. M, arrive at
Burlington 81 I25 pm., arrive At Chicago al 5i5
at Cincinnati l:8N am. 81 ~ g tf 1850
0nlyone change ofcsrs between Chicago and Gin
cfnnati,
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains
and rui through from Chicago to Cincinnati without.
change.
Through tickets can be had at all railroad offices
IN the West, and at the compan Office corner Lake
and Dearborn streets and at the depot foot Of Lake
street, Chicago.
Pare as low asvia any other route.
HJ.SPALDiNG, Agt Chic ago.
WA. POWELL, Trav. Agent.
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DOUBLE THREADED
Sc WING Nh CHIMES.
Sc WING Nh CHZNLS.

DOUBLE THREADED
Sc WING Nh CHIMES.
Sc WING Nh CHINLS,
They have the highest TESTING nials and certificate.
They will run backward or forward making smooth
and slastic stitch on all kinds o fabric.
$50 EACH.
They are simple In their construction that a
warrant the though every third stitch be
cut. They make astronger aud handsomer sean, than
can be made by hand. sA~4
$50 EACH. ~
These machines are used throughout the. country,
giving tisfaetion all who them. and are un.
doubtedy, the most economical, best made and
cheapest in use. They are fully warranted.
sfy,k - rtFgt $40 ZACH.
These machines run with a FRICTION WHEEL, doing
away with the stretching aud annoyance OF belt or
banda desideratum which has long been sought for
Our Machines have straight needle and guard 10
prevent breaking. thus requiring more than one
needle ia ak months common use.
$40 EACH.
We furnish full and explicit directions for using
them. Each machine. when sent out, is in perfect
running Ier. with sample OF sewing cloth in pro-
per position, so that person can commence working
at once. rr-rx
They win Hem, Stitch Fell, Tuck, Gather Embroid-
er aud make two different stitches the same mA.
chine. They embrace two important improvements
which render them the most desirable aud simplest
Family machine ever invented.
$50 EACH.
J we ,fer liberal discountto parties
.rn wishing an agency right Of sale OF
our Machines. With a small invest.
AGENTS ment OF capital profitable busine ss
be diiy established All sales to Agents. with
discount must be invariably for CASH.
N B.--Our Machines all stand on = handsome table
aud are worked by treadle. Send for descriptive
circular.
sD-o receipt Of $50 we will send Machine, b. re.
,urn ofexpress or, II so ordered. we wills ma
chine aad the bilfpth itso that II need not be paid
for tilreceivei. Address 49, $1,000 (.
GE.,. r. COLLINS a CO.,
Cfhee--iae LAKE SrEEEr, fup stairs,) CHICAGO
Sept. 25, ely
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Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R,R.
/ Change of Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

I'm and after Wednesday, Feb. 5th. 1889, and until
further notice. daily train will run each way
Sundays excepted) 40 follows: y a.safE
Leave Keokuk at 1.3oa arriving At ottumw l2:l5
pm and AZ Eddy willie 2:o0 p m. -
Leave Eddyyilis al " 80 m and arrive At Ottumwa
4 f12.45 p m, and at Keokuk $50 p m.
e-PasseDgers taking the Mail Train from Keokuk
q 1:30a m, make sure connections WIN stsget At
Eddyyine for Oskaioosa, Fl DesmoiGes Council Bluffs
apd all points west.
Through tickets, as LOW as the lowest, may be had
atthe Office for all points in Middle. Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska. &c.
TICKET OFFICE-Atthe Depot. foot Of Johnson
street. ~ ~ 49, GEO. WILLIAMSON.
Feb 8, 1862 superintendent.
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CHINA, GLASS,
AND i
@ u Il e n S W "a z 81!
NHTE are now prepared to offer to the trade .

y w general assortmcniof - : 4 ssAs - 8. ~
FRENCH CHINA, QUEENsw ARE ~ GLAsswARy
Of all styles AM qualities at prices that faito
Satisfaction. Having visited Europe in person
and made pernanent arrangements for the direct i'm
portation of Wares feel justified ID ASSERT
that We sell goods as iow as any house in the
United States. Persons who are largely engaged In
the business can make arrangene nts with to IN
port their goods directly from Europe at small ad
vance on the sterling cost.
/" COAL OIL LAMPS Ia endless variety, at very
low prices. MoKlrTERIcK MILLER,
ariuss' BLACK, corner aaip Ard Valley
1sriinotoA, ss~s.
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BLANKS. T7s 80
IUsr FROM PHI pREBo-PRihTHp IN RLInANr
Ossyia. ousupertos paper. q sCall &C the Oeansra
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A. JrDsoS sAi1H tsept Is, 'Gl-y
a lfE HDC s SEE KING A. ~ r q. OK.
IN NENE !--Agents wanted TO ass ever.
county tow and city in the Nort ST ates
severai articles that meet with suRE and ,PID sa
and afford a LiB.kaL PRofIT. 10 canvsssers or any
person of ordinary ability who may wish employ
way Of naking money, this presents rsre oi.portu.
nifty. The small price or ttese artickes brings them
acfthi1 reach an. Can refer parties desiring II
agents whose DAILY average of eRoFIfs for
months in the sale OF these articles have been rom
80 ~ to $IaDo Enclose red stamp and rec civ by
return mail circular giving full particulars.
Address x.tfes- -ys4s !. II. JOHNSON
Post Ofiice Box 1888. CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
June 10, 1861. - so
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--CL0SE CONNECTIONS NADE-
With Express Freight Trains on siIrosds diyere,nv
from Chicago. and Western shippers can rely upon
having their goods receive utmost despatch.
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PURCHASERS WANTEDi

rurehaserwanteaf for 800 packages OF Stationery
:ayoiced less l6per cent. discount. 1T the Exrrsss
omce, ottnmwalowa. Also Agents wsntsd to srilths
h 81 stationery, With or without Jeweryyin
elsewhere. address With stamp enclnssd
il. BAILEY, iH Court ST., Bostop Hiss.
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ATKINS
KNITTING MACHINE.
FOR
,vs( as 81 .FrISt 20 - fstfH af'ia 9aF asfa1Ef
FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
80 to So per week Front Cas.
be earned ON dhem by amy
W0man,

be earntd ON lhem by any
woman,
IN NASurAcruRIxo sssa
Stockings and Socks, eferery Size and TEXTURE On.
ae.,sAtfs. DrG,eers, ton,ibrfs: Table corers, M
tags. Shasois, Rigolsts, tapes. Cr0sats, Head
They use any description Of thread, silk Linen or
Cotton, and Yarn OF every kind aud OF any sise from
10 to 3" goage coarse or hne rough smooth, hard
Or slack twirtsd. home spun or machine spun. They
Twistehe farn rom 'he breaches, - they Knit.
They make 5000 stitches q Minnae.
The same stitch exactly as made w hand Any
one who can torn crank them : child eh n
operate them when the work Is conaeaced Six tfoz.
en- pairs Of Stoc kings he made day easily. and
with steady work this number 90 be greatly
ed. They are very simple; the NEST inexperie oced
can at once work and understand them they do not
get out Of order, and with good they will last
The slightest rejection will show that KNITTING
Machine, BY Its novelty, aud the various uses 10
whtch can be applied. 10 altogether b4atet, ~
froMaeIe Investment. than sewing MhShine for
the shifting Machine IL AL actual producer Of Hoods
which are very saleable, hecsnse every ons wvar,
chine, and sold At avery liberal prnfis WON a. 10
% day profit can be made hem those who use
them attest 70 this fact. The Farmer can knit his
wool, ana sell the goods manufactured. In 1eigh.
eorhood Machine will pay for itself easily In "a
TO Introduce the siachin. IN the Norm. VS.. =.
propose to sell but one Machine the first year in each
township ,-givng the purchaser chance to operate
the Machine without competition, so As TO make the
price Of the Machas easily in knissse; and We win
give TO suitable persons who pun chase of us the
right to sch Mschipes iu irstowpssipe A. good
profit, tfus enabling themby two methods 10 easily
earn the price of = Machine PMcs or MAcaiNe,
complete, F0RTY-fIXE DOLLARS
A Circular, which We Will send on application win
give further and full partculars cut nf &C Hos &c
With each Machine 10 sent CO mplete Book of;In.
struc.on giving full directors how to use the Ma.
thine and to make and finish all the 2rtcles Il knits
Address, With stamp. BRANDON . ELLIOTT.
s.4 0@ee&ao0 Lake oesesG, OuseSoo.
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SCOVIK.I.'S
Sarsapariua
AND
STILLINGIA,
BLOOD d LIVER
SYRUP,

It Is hirhl recommen-
ded by physicians 10 cure
the following diseases,
having their origin in a
disordered state Of the
blood:
iCs.,ftL9. Te,te" or SILT
RLsuns. Suyd Head. Gun.
Ia. U,cersttfoHs. an
Eay1rysmentoftic J,iats
Gtacs .o,ts tn m ors /,
! Ktag's EhiL. Egsipplax,
81. A,lttong's Fire, iVdite
{ G,ceu.n1s, q bst5n dte
Etanttpns. PIN niles on
sas Face. Rtot,.les. fsIs-
tyLex. Reformation. Dgs.
Deosir, etc: .SgbtH tir
= and Mercu-idl directions
are cuseJ:. CtEOrOsis or
Distractions in Females.
Leuc0rrhfa or Whites,
d-s re tered by tie use OF
this Medicine.
The medical pronerfies
ofSarsaparillafn coniunc-
ton with Stillingia are
well known hy All medical
men to be the best com
pound vet discovered tc
cleanse and purify the
blood. and eradicate III
humors from the system.
We have given the Re-
cine to most physicians
In the country. tnat they
may know what they are
using: and will continue
70 send il by msjltot those
DESTROYS of knowing the
ingredients entering into
IT'S composition. that thew
may prescribe il in their
practice.
This preparation stands
At the head of the list Of
rene lies for cuing all Ais
eases arising from i,npur-
tiles in the blond OF dis
eassd matter lurking 10
the system.
Thousands who have |
used the Stillin sia and
Sarsa,,ariils willtestify u
its remarkable eNec; ia
removing all Impurities
from their blood, giving |
tone and vignr to the /
whole human frame, and |
restoring a healthy action /,
to all The functions of the !
received in its favor from !
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Consumption, Decline
Asttmd, b 'o,tcaitis, BaA
ting Of Flesh. ISotttint
Food. Wight .Sarsafs
W5oopin1 Cough, MIN
cuitg or II 'eathi,sg, Coli,
1 Coughs, F1fuenza, Pal,
in TIE Side. Phtlisic ana
all Diseases critic Lunos
1T rs UNEQUALED.
| Halls Lung Raisam, In
all cases, gives the best
satisfaction.
Has wrought more cure.
since its introduction
than any other cough
medicine. Is endorsed hy
our ding physicians a.
the safest and best rune,
ay now before the public,
Is safe to use among chill,
dren, and vet powerfuiin
eases Of chronic pulmona.
nv disease. Brings ineer.
tificates almost daily Of
its wonderful cures ia al,
parts Of the country.
There is no medicine
within our knowledge that
has acquired so great u ld
wide spread popularity.
in SO short a spac of ime
as ~. NUTS Biisam fos.
TIC Lungs. Its balsamic
n d healing properties
are magical. 1t Is highly
expectorant and tonic
IL contains not a grain OF
opium OF inorphi ie, the
narcotic ana astrinesr,t
properties Of which have
created so mush prejudice
ag tiast similar prepare
tons.
We believe that q medi-
csae p,ssessiDg redl H,er-
lis will effect csres wnen
ever IL is used, at nom.
rs well IS abroad. Or.
Halls Baisam for the
lungs Is no f1ar.go i: pre-
pnration. Init 1D- which
II useain season. willsavs
the lives of thousands.-
L he m o st distressing
cough Is frequently re-
iieved by = single dose,
aud broken up In u few
hours time. The afflicted
do not have TO take bottle
after bottle before thew
find whether this remedy
win afford relief or not.
Hear what Physicians
say Of DR.. Hairs halsam.
SAYS one: 81, with conf
dence, rec"innsni the
B..lsan as superior TO any
other preparatiea." Says
another Il ha vc used IL
with uniform success, and
can Confidently recon-
"A end IL fnr all thsss com
plants for which II Is Of
fered as a remedy y still
another writes II have
no hesitation in saving
thatit is n s,pg, cosvE-
YtESr and very sfticacious
N edicine. "
.)NEs, Proprietor,
In ST., CHICAGO,