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DRoPosALs FOR MULE LITrERs.
DIPoI QvARrgRMAsrSR'sO OFFICE,
Enrn lpIh md Il ttraafH-

DIPoI QvARTIRMLsrsR's OFFICE, J
Cornsr leth asd n streets, ,
WASHINGTON, ID. e.. July !. Is62.l
sIlLlD PRcFosALs will he received at this ONO,
uptl Thursday, July 18th, at IL oclook NJ for the
A specimen OF the litter 70 be furnished must 40
company each BID.
The ability Of the bidder TO I'LL the contract,
should Il be awarded him, must be luarantied By
ao he whose must b
shown By tie ocisl o.rtioste o. the clerk Of the
nearest district court or Of the United States dis
'Ss s SSSu SsaSs, sat- tat
ef do hereby guarantee that - Is abe I:Si 10
falhl . contract, ip accordance with the terms of
soossS he @ once entsr INTO ne
acoordsnoe Herewith.
should the oontr.ot be awarded him We are Pre-
tie thIs guarantee must be appended the oticisl
Certificate aosve msntonedI
TO be paid, sirnsd BY, the contractor, aud both Of
his guarantors, will he required of the successful
must 81 to COT D.
g., and must 3 plslu II m nsited Fro;O.a:
FORK OF PROPOSAL.
Col. ID. X. Rscs.,, Q. n, q. s.. A;
e isSsr;S IN denver e tie Gai:a sac:
mule lItters, TO conform IN all respects to the
tern hel slth submitted, for the sun Of - dollars
fsSa shSss my H s bid be
TO me Cor uOss-fO for signature:
To .hi. yIop osssl mus. 3. spspdsd the guarantee
and certificate above -mentioISsdiH RucxER
j,7-tIsshi Col. and Depot q q nsftsrmsst:r.
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SECOND EDITION.
IMPORTANT ADDRESS OF GEN POPE To
THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
THREE O'CLOCK 2. n


Major General Pope 20 dsy issued the following
address TO the army under his command:
HEApSuARTERs AMI OF NIssIsIA, ,
Wa,AHEfoa, D. c Jelly Is, 1889.
TO the ofaceTs and soldiers Of the Army of Viz
gina By special assignment Of the President Of
the United States, have assumed the command
OF this army. I have spent two webs In learn
Ing your whereabouts. youT condition. and your
wsnts-in preparing you for sc;ivs opcrstons,
and Ia pirc irq you In positions from which You
can act Promptly and TO the purpose. These Ia
bors are nearly completed, and I am about 10 ictn
you In the field.
Let Is understand each other.
have come 10 you from the wes', where VIC
have always seen the backs Of our encmi-s; from
the army whose business 70 has been 70 seek The
adversary, and to beat him when he was found;
whose policy has been attack, and not defense
In but one instance has the enemy been able TO
place our western armies in a defensive attitude
presume that have beea called here 10 pursue
the same system, and 20 led you against the
enemy. II 10 my purpose 20 DO 90, aud that
speedily. | arm sure you long for an opportunity
10 win the distinction vcu ere capable Of achiev-
ing. That opportunity I shsu endesvoT TO give
you. Meantime 7 desire Won 20 dismiss from
your minds certain ptrsses which am sorry 10
nho nuCn IN vogue amongst you neof Coo-
stsntly Of taking strong positions and holding
them Of 'ines Of retreat, !" and Of "bases ofsuP-
plie," Let US discard such ideas. The strongest
position a soldier should desire to occupy IL one
from which he cen mos, easily advance against The
enemy. Let no study the probable lines Of retire..
Of our opponents, and leave our own to take care
Of themselves. Let us look before US, aid not
behind Success and glory are In the advance
Disaster and shame Turk in the rear. Let rs act
on this understanding, and II is safe to predict
that your banners shall be Inscribed with many
glorious deed, end tbs; your names will be dear
10 your countrymen forever.
Jao P.rs, Maj. General Com'dg.
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DIED,

On Sunday, July 18Th, at 10 O'Clock , m. AL
BERT w. CORNING. In tie IS year Of his age,
Ai. funeral vii take lsoe to morrow IIuesdsy)
ass no IN g., between q and sth streets 70 which
the friends and relatives Of the family are invited
Al . O'Clock Monday morning, July "a, Mr..
IaQMAs SMITH; astays OF England, out a
=. HIS funeral viii take p a.. on Wednesday, July
no, Sd is tisnS. AZ ~ tsna eo Or
family are resp ectfully invited TO attend.
At the resldeI Of her parents, corner Of Fourth
and g streets, July Ifta, M AIRY CATHARINE,
dsaIhteI Of John sod Catherine Ryan, ssed
The funeral to take place o, O'Clock tomorrow
evening.
On the !th Instant. MARY APOLLONIA,
daughter OF Michael b. and Mary Virginia Lar
ken.
or scarlet fever, ct half past O'Clock on Sunday
evening, KATIE, the young est diuEhter Of Fran
CTS ana the late Msry Ann Armstrong. aged years
and months. Heluiescat In pace: Amen
My parents dear, weep not Tor me,
But BRAY while time 10 glven;
Your tears will only moisten mJ cay,
Whila your prayers VIII gain me heaven.
Her funeral will take place from her fathers res
idsr :. No. 224 ltreet, between ltth and 18th,
Tuesday st O'Clock m. fhe friends Of the fam
ly are respectfully Invited to attend.
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CONTACTS AwARDsp.-.The contract for STA
tiOnery in the Department Of the Interior has
been awarded 10 our fellow-citizea, HUDSON
Taylor.
The contract for supplying stationery to the
Patent once has been awarded 70 w. y. Shep-
herd, stationeT, on Seventh street
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BOARDING.

D0AkDIS6-Tvo large. eassnt, oommuB ica-
ID ting ROOMS, on hrGt floor, Tor rent, vt.
boeI =. kleo, two single Rooms, on third f1or. a
from 9Th street. " S.
- accommodated with Board and Furnished
Rooms st the Boarding (prlvste) House OF l2tt
stree. h-fween and X. No 40s. je ?32w
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MARRIKn

On Tuesday, July 9, by the Rev. DIR. FInckel,
NJ OONRhD EBER, OF baltimore, to Miss
SOPHIE \ IGLER, Of WsshinEton.
(Ba timors euu please ccpyl
On the l2th instsnt, By the Rev. Mr.. Hurst, Col.
6AEfsra a. sekfSSsHrR Ss "a Ssw S . .s
VIM. z. MoKinstry, Of washir Tton city.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
y, r = 4 ,S for ss .H 81
j. ai ~ N
any tl%s between he d.as Of Tie @
IS S's sss 8: Pine Common Cuttings
10000 feet s,1sh: IN " Aits Pine Common Cuttings.
1900 feet sih, p. VI bite Pine Common Cuttings.
5000 feet assSs IL White Pine PICKED Cuttings,
% FEE ss sDd
5000 feet 5 t,S; IN White Pine Merohsnt,ble
INN s.i Lumber, Is iee5 Islsths n.,s.,.
1000 feet iO-4ths 10. White Pine Merchsutable
1000 feet atSs in. Y bite Pine Lum
Der, l6 teet lengths, Is m. vide-sanels
On" fh % IN IN y, w aite sIne Meronsntsoe Lum
1000 feet III III. in. Iii ts me Lum
Der, Il 70 Is feet lengths, planed on both
$500 feet b{ White Pine Merchantable Lum-
5000 feet by W hits Inc merchandise Lam
5000 feet 5; i s a; IL tSsrohans.sls Lum-
&c 3::s ti.ss; II h. ne S Sst
100 feet S-tths II. MshoEsny
isS s:ss s-:ss: u. M sssSssny So
ieoo isst 10 Stks IN MshcSany
ssE q g q &. ia.
isi n 81 :f xsa. Ea.,...r
~ 1910. in 'Ait ne q ss :ssiRs: ., ''''s"''''
FREsa soMAToEs;, Fan rox.rop.,
In Quar- Tina
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PgEsONAL.-Col. John r.. Kenly CT the FIrs,
Maryland regiment, 10 at the National
Thurlow Weed, Of New York, Is at Willard,s
Gov. kirkwood, Of Iowa, IL at the Kirkvood
House.
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SECOND WAND STATION ClsEs-Bsfo,e .ru,ti,,
Chrs Mary Clary, theft; John Harrington
drunk; Alice Coie, do George McCallan, do
w. Cs.sef, do; all dismissed.
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LOVERS or Coon Havana SIGARs can hnd q
large assortment at the store Of Emile Dupre 3.O
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Mr.. puPre has just returned from New
ork, where he selected and purchased at Gov.
eminent sale, from prize vessel ca tured BY the
gunboats OF the United states blockading squad.
ron, cigars Of superior brands
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DEAFNESS, all msladies Of the Eye and T.,
treated exclusively by DR.. Won Moschzisker, "
ullst and Aurist. Ut Pennsylvania avenue Tho
who need his services NAV rely OH receiving und,
his care all the benefits that aural and ophthalm
science can render for the restoration Of ight an
hearing. The numerous testimonials OF cure
from Mch creditable sources repeated publish
ed, make all further statements unnecsssar,
Medical men are at all times most welcome
witness DR.. NJ IS operations and treatment. %
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CITY RAILwAY.-On Saturday afternoon about
the time Of the ad journment Of Congress the City
Railway Company started four cars, and gave
free ride to any Of our citizens whc chose 10 par
the svcnne y 49,. lars I,n ,,uninlns up sna oc%n
road 10 In excellent condition, and the cars run
very smoothly. great many Of our citizens
emhraced the orportuntY 20 enjoy the ride
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GoTRRNNEyT PROPERTY RECOVERED The
Fourth Ward pa,rolmen, acting upon information
received, that quantity Of Government property
lsy concealed In the house and premises OF Thos.
Cahoe, corner OF First and streets, paid q visit
session Of horse with the Government marx;
two dozen new army shirts; number Of blankets,
Enapsacks, saddle DC. The articles were all
taken 70 the station house, and Cahoe Is now
awaiting hearing. The Fourth Ward patrol
men have been very successful In recovering
Government goods, aud yesterday, In addition to
me above, recovered fine Government horse.
For their efforts they deserve, and have received,
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To OBTAIN fine carts de UiStte nkenesses 20 10
w hitehurst's, No. i34 Pennsylvania avenue. He
Ia selecting (origina carts de UiSite Licensees OF
disting uished men, embracing all the prominent
men Of this country. See his likenesses In oil and
water colofs. Those desiring camp and field views
taken call and leave your orders. jy 12-eolm$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-14

You can gain Ave pounds Of healthy fesh per
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher.
10 10 invaluable for removing pimples, blotches,
&c tan, freckles, sallowness and all impurities
and roughness Of the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. jY5-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-14

LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor. 1t kills
and eIterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the sig.
nature Of T. Lyon, osd IS not poi,ososs 10 persons
OF dorass,ie asissaIs. Beware Of counterfeis and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In q trice,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. d. 9. BARNES,
may l-eo3m 202 Broadway, New York.
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AIIBH. ION, CosrANI !-Vclunteers, who e.
reCt to retain their health unimpalred during the
campaign, must see to IL themselves, do not trust
Holloway's Pills and Ointment. Every English
Soldiers knapsack contains them, Only IS cents
per Box or Pot. 2l2.
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GOUTHs IL DIssUIsE. E. Saturday, night the
Fourth Ward patrolmen met with two individu-
ais strolling on the avenue, who were enormously
grown over with moustache and whiskers. The
pairOlmen suspected that the men In all that hair
co1ld not be exactly right, % they arrested and
cl-ried them TO the station, where, by q very
slight operation, the moustache and WHISPERS
we're removed by the roots from each face They
gave their names a. Jas. Moore and VIM. Mahan
and claimed TO be students Of Georgetown Col,
lege, and, being strangers in Washington, were
the strees disguised In moustache and whiskers.
Justice Walter lectured them upon the law Of the
city and dismissed them, only retaining the hair
n trophies.
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IN ACCEPTABLE PRESENT "Wednesday the
invaIids et judiciary Square Hospital acknowl
edged the receipt Of thirteen gallons Of Ice cream
sent to them by Miss Cornelia Bacon, a young
lady residing on Indiana avenue. The present
was received at a very proper tIme-just after the
heat Of the day-and was appreciated by all who
were able 70 partake Of It. IL Is very gratifying
to see the devotion with which MANY ladies M
Washington are interesting themselves In behalf
Of the brave soldiers Of every State who have been
disabled In the service Of their country
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TEE GUARD WANTED Some two or three
weeks since the Provost Guard went TO tue shop
Of Mrs. Murray, at the corner OF Twentieth and
X streets, and emptied out all the liquor found
Oh tbs premises, but the following day new
stock was taken In, and the mill Is again In ope
ration, IL we are 70 Judge by the number oil
drunken men sen about the premises yesterday
The Frat Ward police, during the afternoon
arrested four and took several home.
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AssAuLI.-On Saturday evening, Mace and
Margaret Burk (coloredD were arrested by ofnceri
Clements and Borland, charged with committing
an assault on q white man named Markabee.
One Of Mr. Markabee's children having been
rruck with stone by one OF Burk's children, be
vent TO complain about II, when they STACKED
HIN. Justice Drury conmitted them to jail fos
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EOR Clothing. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
Il and SHOES, 1t the lowest price, ooraef soth
stre6t And Pa av,
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CEsrEAL GUARDHOusB CAsEs-BsTdrs JRSties
sIuk-Sunday-Ann Hays and Charles Smith,
DRINK; workhouse 30 days each. John Brokall,
dacen; exposure; nued 50. Harry Clark, vagrant;
workhouse % days
Mondsy-George II Brown, drunk; dismissed.
James smith, fast driving; fined sS 81. Henry
Decker, carrying concealed weapons; do s2l.
William Jurix, dlsorderly conduct; dismissed.
David Grimm and l.. r Wand, drunk and insult
ing ladies; turned over TO the military.
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CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and
~ SHOES corner 10Th street and Pc. avenue,
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DACWSEp On saturday aftefn con contrs-
baad, Ia the employ OF Mr.. Vim cafrico, near
lie Navy ' aid bridge, went Into Me Eastern
L'Sa.sb 20 be- h., and drowaed Ills body
L4d lOt be-H recovered IEis incoming
-',Lst. = child II Noses SwrSI.-I, Of tbi-
q. = t<ei tl'rr wears, Wss TdH CV-F 81 Fst!faA
-. few d - sihcC, and Ssfeiy IGJafej o.
'Hly year siEO< Mr : les. : Due little Doy ~
iS,ng run over
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NOW IS YOUR TINE TO BUY CLOTH
~ ING, HATS, CAPS. BOOTS and SHOES
oornAr 2lfh street and Pa Nv.
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A FAMILY QUARRRL -On Saturday afternoon,
officer Robert Johnson arrested colored woman
named Matilda Williams, on "Nigger Hill" In
the Third Ward, at the instance Of her daughter
Frances, who charged her With uting threats OF
violence towards her children The officer took
her before Justice Clayton, who sent her to Jail,
In default Of security to keep the peace. Matilda
IL a woman OF about forty the mother of fourteen
children-and short time since she left her
husband and family and went TO I've with another
man, and on Saturday she went back for her
clothes, and difficulty occurred betwe them !:
hence the arrest
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NEW STORE STOCKED WITH CLOTH
IN ING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS
corner nth street and Pa av.
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BOLD PlCKPocKET.-This morning gentleman
engaged In the fruit business, about 20 start for
Baltimore by the early train on business, had with
him about $500. At the depot he was surrounded
by three fellows, one OF whom pressed up against
him and took his pocket book and money from
bis breast pocket and passed It to one Of the by
ISLANDERS. The gentleman Immediately seized the
principal end turned him over TO the Metropoli-
tan policemen on duty there, requesting them to
secure him, while he tried to recover the money.
Unfortunately, the officers let the .pfisuner 60.
L he gentleman hs. EMPLOYED several det=ctive
officers to try to recapture the thief, and IL posi-
bic, TO recover the money,
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Dyspepsin, Impurity of tho Hood.

From Rec. j. !. Hn'cs, Pastor IF AeH tAu,sb, Bos'1'
Dr.. AVER: have used yosr Pills w.iI eXtRprliunry
in my family and among those am called g. sit
in distress. To regulate tho organs OF digestion ul
purify the blood they the worry best remedy hyD
ever KNOWN aud can confidently .ssounueul tl.m u
my friends. Yuuis, j. Y. III .fES.
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rHE wEW.yORK wORLD.

From the True Citizen New Britain, Connll
Some nine or ten months since We like large portion
Of our fellow citizens, received our daily news Of the
movements OF our armies from the NCW-Noyk papers
of tn ION to hiuhnonL" class bat w become CIs
gu'td with the 'rscIa's outgry-N hlch taken ~ t'r t
tima by n'ar!y IL "Cog ndtiuu, p set - {, Tty i.
fctive in drNi'2 -aeHt un 20 Il! defeat E" nuil Run
and ais" at ts crsitant idultnaiug wIth ana abuse
Lincoln and the leading . ntrals Of tn
uy that We took up aS we then HrrpnSed with their
slower AMI more respectable rival, lHE NJ oRLp II e
nlYc read THIS papr daily ever slhL and hrVe fuGnH,
nj we only had u readUbl- AMI scholarly jOd n;,
thoroughly lHyGi aaG government sustaining, hut nat
was fuzzy up To tn" iImcs. in lis supply ot eN ryn-
amt reliable Ir The way Of current news. il tact
"h only miss IA its columns on class If new W
that which il 10 be SOirluictad to.uUIrlw. y it,
hnsty renal Ks we desire Cerdiay ~ oni",n. to Ir
r.Huar Ia New Work World Hs oi thl ST. if not
tho very b'st daily Journal ia I'll, country.
Snml. II. III
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RECEIPTS FOR SEPTEMBER.
40 TIE
CO.unlbia J0rlllurrni
Appeal hY the

We have sent bills by mail to many Of
our subscribers, and now earnestly appeals
to their sense of justice for prompt poymca,.
Our cash expenses are heavy-requiring
more money to conduct our business than
is usually paid into our ofice-and hence
we can only appeal to the promptitudc and
generosity Of those indebted. We sincerely
trust our friends will respond GENERALLY
and pkoMPTLY.
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THE WEE KY UORLD,

Price Two dollar year rGur copies tc one address
FIVE DolI'rs Nv ny copies, twenty dollars. CLERGY.
men can receive the Weekly, sgl4 copv, at dollar
year SnglG copies, Five CautS Published Thdrs-
dan ls.
For cah Of ten copies extra copy Will be sent for
one ytar
F"r club or twenty copies, the Scm-W Weekly will
b. nj for year.
Fora cilh ofity copies, the Daily will be sent for
ne year.
Fora Club Of one hundred copies the nsiy Weekly,
ana semi Nrytly will he s'ut for one year
Rcnittaucrs tor ~ he N urd" may be made by drut
tItaslry nuirs, OF bank bins Of sptciepHying banks
and where thr attention OF the Po-mastcrIs called
remittance attha time of mailing the letter. 1t may be-
made ut oar IiSH
specimen nnubers sent to any address upon appca-
tiun.
Address I'll e WORLD,
Nh II, IL NJ,
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From lhs. Z. Stuart, P'y'ieie: AMI M'a:f, Bos,'o.
fnl two large doses of your Vls taken ~ to
proper time, arc excellent prumuuvCs OF the in s,1"
ti0n when wholly or partially suppressed Hud u'sl
efcctua TO cleanse tho SiGmuCh and ez3d Ic0l7ns. Tl
50 much the hest rhysc W. have that 'erIOplcni
othe: to my patients.
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THE SEMI WEEKLY WORLD

Three dollars per anuum two copies to ad.
Dress Five Dollars five copies to one address E-v
Dollars TO ,l1rgymrn, two dollars per year Single
copies three cents, published Tuesdays and Fridays
Ten copi's so,
For club ten copies extra copy will he sent for
one year.
For II club of twenty copies copy Of the Daily for
one year
For Il club Of fifty copies, the Daily, Week y und
Semi. Weekly VIII b. scmt for one year.
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The subscriber offers for sale or rent The two follow
lg Farms, one of thom situate in tlshngcrsok town.
hip, Columbia county, containing
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oe ehte'y cured ny the Constitution Water, iftkcn
ol any length ut time. The dose should vary win Ip
severity of the disease, from twenty drops To I'm.
spoohi"l Three times day in water. During the pas
sage 9" tue tniculus, the pain aud urgent syniuoms
Shudld be- conbHtcd with the pr,pcr remedies ,L,n
followed up with the Constitution Water as above d.
rCtted. -
DNSME MENORRAGA or pAINFt'tI NrNsrpt-,
TlON AND IN MENORRHAGIA OR PRorJsE
FLOWING,
Both diseases arising from lnulty secretion Of the
menstrual iuid- in the one being too lite and
accompanied by severe pain ans tha other too pro-
lnSe SECRETION, which viii b. speedily cured by tho
Constitution water.
1h'i lis 'ase known as FAILING OF THE WOMB.
which - th result OF relaxation of the lirnupu Of
thd orGan, and is known by sense Of heavu,ss ana
"raegi"g pains in the back aud sides and at times nc.
c"hpnncd by sharp lacinatine o shooting pain roch
l pdlS VIII ~ al cases be removed by the Iucui,
Ih.re l. another class Of symptoms ari ing from m
a. - ~ n, toN or TUE WOMB, which physicaus call
NrrNouancSs, which word covers an much ignorance.
ana III le cIst' out Of ton tha doctor docs not really
N'"M "n.'htt lhe symptoms arr the disease, or tha
mSis; SPEAK more particularly Of Cold Feet alpita.
ton IN the Heart mparrd Meaory Wakcrnn.s Flash.
' VI '''"' "'G""r 'aS~'tndc ant Dimncss Of Vision.
SUPPRESSED MENsIRUATIoN
Which in the unmarried female is constant recurri,
"is,a5a and through neglect the seeds at more uravs
ana dang rous na1dies are tue result: and MS uInIh
AYR aye m"mth pasNoH without an ofnn ing made to A.
ilent graInaiiy lOoses her appetite the howell ar,
cuhstpHted night swcats come on ana ,3,,
hhalY ends her career. F''''"
LEUCORgd3A OR WHITES.
This diseasr depends upon an iutuuntion oft,,co,,
'ihs Il" &c vagina ami womb. 1t is il all ca SEES nc.
L"mPa"icN D! severe nain in tnc back, across the
no",lS ana through thr hips. \ trHspoontnI of H.,
meGicinr may be takn three times a dity win ~, ,n
rT" "' "h'o p"nninl OF N neGIcimr, mixed with
""l pht" soll water mor+ihg and evening
iRRlrfrGON or THE NECK OF THE pI,,nnrp
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