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LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF Construction
CURED.


From tho Boston Journal.
July "a, lSG4.-I Mrs. Nancy sl0an OF No. IS Warren
street, Chhrestowu, do ceIty that have been afflicted
for ten My right side was so paralyzed that
could not lie It. During that time suffered from ca
tarrh sore throat would cough from five hours at
tmei was very nervousi seldom could sleep night
skeleton. had all the medical advice and medicines
money could procure, but all to purpose. was fast
sinking IN the last stage Of consumption confined
TO bed when Mrs II. G.. Browns Metaphysical Discovery
was sent ioI. II was applied according 10 direction /
felt no better, but rather worse for some time
Ny friends wanted me 10 give up, saying IL would kin
tnAt too far gone and 10 try ANYTHING
more But my mother said would die If did not fiud
relief in the Discoyey and the last trial 10 cure
me she would continue It. We found that 1t was the
circulation which rushing into my system which was
taking effect. As the circulation kept increasing my dis
ease BEGAN to break up II was six weeks afer began
70 apply the medicine before could gather strength to 20
into Boston to Mrs N @. Bro wn, aud then mad TO
nave help. The second time I veniured went without
help, and the third found my way without any die
euty began the q the Metaphysical Discovery in
NAY and the result this 27tn July health and
strength is fast returning to my emaciated frame.
My parayzed side Is restored 10 ygor, can no rest
wen on Y my catarrh ~ gone. My cough, my nervous
ness and sore throat gone sleep well An NV ir-
fe2nlarites have disappeared, and must acknoye,ge
that by the providence God was directed 10 he use Of
Mtb al: q bro"ns Metaphysical Discovery and by n
taken nom the mouth of the grave and restored 10 NV
family and friends. know diseases are gone and
general circulation has taken place but expect IL viii take
time TO regain my lost flesh and strength.
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DYsPEPsIAI nYspRpsIAl

Dr. Wishar-I have been constant sufferer with Dys-
pepsia Tor the last eighteen years during which time
not say that ever enjoyed perfectly well day There
were times when the symptoms more aggravated
an at others and then 1t seemed It would be great re-
hei to die had at all times unpleasant feeling I'm NV
head, out laerly my suierngs much increased that
became HAAost unit for business Of any kind my mind
was conHnuahy ned with gloomy thoughts and forebod-
ings and attempted to change their current by reading
AZ once sensation Of icy coldness 10 connection with
dead weight as itwere, rested upon my brain; also,
ieong OF sickness would the stomach and great
pam 70 my eyes, accompanied with which was the con-
u' 'eaI OF losing my reason, also experienced great
.uuo' ueplhly, and nervousness which made it diff
Gun 10 "a sy day or sleep at night became averse 70
tooe, ana disposed only seeusion and having tried
INC shhl OF numberof eminent physicians Of various
sehoos hsy came to the conclusion that for This dseaae
Al my present age Gao years) there was no cure IN exist
uce BUT through the Interference of Divine Providence
70 WnSm aeVouty offer my thanks at last found SOW
Sesh remedy IN your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial
Mnoh seem to have sfecuay removed almost the last
uaee my long list of ailments and bad feelings aad in
uoH pA'e heal'h, pleasure, and eontentment are my
''"S O"9 companions, JAMES NJ. SAUNDERS,
NO AbS N Second street, Philadelphia,
Formerly OF Woodbury., N. j.
lsdeinSs & MSishAIrs oGce, No. 10 SECOND street. PHI
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A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst
case Of lmpOtency.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
One bottle restores mem
tai power.
A few doses bring the rose
TO the cheek.
This medicine restores
TO manly yigor and robust
health the poor debill-
tated, worn down, and des-
pairing devOtee Of sensual
pleasure.
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DYsPEPsIAl DYspEPsIAl l

Or. Wishart-I great sufferer With dyspepsia for
seven years. Everything ate filled with wind aud
dreadful pain; and my lie was one of great suffering
much afflicted hat II drank glass of water, il
would soon return back In heated condition. applied
to every Kind Of medicine and treament but ali TO no
purpose saw your advertisement In the led OF
great your great American Dyspepsia Pills had made
went to your store and purchased box, and commenced
to use them and do thank God this day am well
and can eat three meals per day. have sent number OF
persons after your pills, and gave young that was
suffering with dyspepsia my neighbour )OOd eight Of
your pills and they cured him entirely You may refer TO
me II you see proper. JACOB HGGuLEY,
Kennedyyille, Kent county, Dol.
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pYspEpsrAi DYspEpsIAl DYSPEPSIA,

THIS to certify that suffering severely with disease
called Dyspepsia with much loss Of weight my attention
directed TO Wshars Great American Dyspepsia Pills
the remedy. Having within three weeks taken eleven
Pills according 10 the directions, found myself entirely
cured and for Two weeks since my health is greatly i'm
proved, and without fear OF pain or inconvenl-
1 earnestly recon mend them 70 all rlv
ancted. Mrs. N. B. THOMPSON,
Richmond street, -Four doors below Hanover
Dr. l.. Q. 9. WlSHARTS once, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street, Philadelphia.
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eA PHILADELPHIA AND 10
1854
1854

lCO1s ERIE RAILROAD. lCOts
This great line tTayeTses the Northern and Northwest
counties Pennsylvania TO the city OF Erie Lake Erie
1t has been leased by the NNsNLNANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices Is being rapidly
opened throughout its entire length
1t for Passenger and Freight business from
Harrisburg Emporium, COS mies the Eastern Divi
sion, and from Sheffield to Erie as niles, on the western
Division.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA.
MAIL IRAN w A. NJ
Express Train leaves 1890 p. NJ
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways these
trains Philadelphia and Lock Haven between
Bait more and Lock Haven,
Elegant Sleeping Cars the EXPRESS Train both WAVE
For Information respecting Passenger business apply at
the S. II. corner Of ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets
And for Freight business OF the Company's Agents
s. b Kingston, Jr, corner SIXTEENTH and MARKET
streets, Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
I'M. Drill, Agent, n. N. @. r., Baltimore.
H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent Philadelphia.
LEWIS L. HOUPT,
General Ticket Agent, PhiladelphiA
JOSEPH ID. POT'ES,
ia4-tf General Manager, Williams
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Iauehis addressing viii please write Post ONCE,
age stamp for reply 'F-' f'
the Druggss win not buy them for you send TO us
% uu w WIN send them 10 you By Express. Parties Ad
US should state the disease aud symptoms aud,
lh particulars In regard 10 their cases We treat all dis
eeses Iss ol chronic nature In male female.
uihg al distance need not hesitate because
e thtl inability TO visit u.s. We have treated success
iu,{ phIgnts Ia all portions OF the civilized globe
We Nsh TO send every reader OF this paper thirty
TWO page pamphlet free
Address an letters and orders to DR. W. II. MERWIN &
no ~ LIBERTY Street, New York. L.. 4.
b0ld Wholesale and retail BY DYoTr CO., e
V-zfbW-5m No. 282 n. SECOND street, Philid.
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kE@ARKARLE CURE OF DIsDHARGES FROM THE
IAN DISEASED EYES, AND LOSS on ISrEL

kEaARKARIE CURE OF DIsDHARGEs FROM THE
lECT. '' " ~ lEL
rlillAbELIlIiA sepember z, lsgi.-I, Henry Maryne
Jefferson street (neaT Mr. Br1wnhOdts coal yard1 Ge
ma9toNn 90 ccTty tha my son Joshua tooN BRAN eVer
Nhd cairh on the breast, which left hun with dsrbaos
ron the ear ano diseased eyes. Tie oischargs neSs
Cthsed MS ears became quite large and upnaturai
GosSieq % WIN seAo ne pillows had be changed dur
e hRht SO saturated were they with the dlscbarss n
would be impossible TO describe the condition on
ny hihly physician said he would go blind Ills tnteil,
atV beCsue impaired, that he cared NOT To be- ar n,
WIN cmdren He took notice of anything arond KIM
Hono put Tue parent can tell what our sueringg ger -
look on our child In this condition. '"S' "sie 70
,higel pIOFllentaly, about year ago / saw Mrs
~. W lIoWhh metaphysical Discovery Advertised in
tle Ltdgtr went TO the Office, 4iO Arch street ana
procured lhe meolcine NV wife applied il Githfuy ond
PeFhtNerlhgly, The medicine worked slowly n tIa
btsihhns' but sun we porseyerod and the result is tst
our son Is entirely cured Of his diseases Hs nfecc
seems TO have awakened out Of the sleep OF death u
considered now bright and intelligent boy. The dis
ehags nom his ears have entirely ceased ana his ea
hhye become small aud natural His eyes are clear and
sNunS' nay VIE and myself are well satisfied with the
eieal cure perlermed on child by Mrs N g. BrOwns
all " no suffer. 49, ''' 0''''0'u u W
Mrs, Mrs, N. q. Browns Celebrated Poor Richards Eve
tor, 81 per bottle. ' "''"'
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DIRECT NORTHERN RAILROAD

DIRECT NORTHERN RAILROAD
~ ROUTE!
,PHILAIELPHIA TO EoRTHEAsTERE PENNsYL-
NANlA, CENTRAL AND WESTERN NEW YORK,
BUtFALO AND TBE LAKES.
BY Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, Bslvidere and
Delaware Railroad, Delaware LackAwanna and Western
Railroad, and Erie Railway.
Only Two changes between Philadelphia and Buffalo.
No changing In the night.
387 MILES OF BROAD GAUGEi
Magnificent Sleeping Cars the nj ht end Of the route
Going North-Leaye Philadelphia t7l5 A. NJ, from the
KeDsnptOn Depot of the Philadelphia and Trenton Rail-
road change at Manunka hunk 10 the Bread Gauge esrg
ofthe Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad and
az Great Bend TO the Erie Railway arriving at Buffalo at
5'j2 A. NJ.
Going Soutb.-Take the Erie Railway Express from
Buffalo AT 10 % p NJ. change at Great Bend % the Della
ware, Lackawauna and Western Railroad and AZ Manunka
Chunk to the BcYideTe Delaware Railroad train, which
goes through TO Philadelphia, arriving at 80 z. NJ.
Passengers going north dine at Delaware Station on
the Deaw LaCkawanna and Western Railroad 1920
7. NJ, an have time for supper GreA Bend, where
the last change made at 640 p N. Those going South
make the FIRST change at Great Bend at 33 A. NJ and
have time for breakfast before taking Delaware Laeka-
wanna and Western Railroad train dine at Delaware at
$40 T.. NJ.
Through Tickets to ard from Buffalo Dunkirk, Roohes
ter, Emlra Ithaca, Oswego Binghampon, Great Bend,
Scranton, Wikesbarre, Delaware Water Gap, 6c.
Fare between Philadelphia and Buffalo, Sll.
0-2i-im WM II. GATZMER, Agent.
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rue increase OF the PubIic Debt
Recrui.s for the RIocI,n,Iers.

BosToN, October 5.-The United States steamer
Connecticut arrived to-day from the Southern
Blockading Squadron, having delivered 800 men
TO different vessels on the coast. She stopped at
Hampton Roads ~ mail dispatches from Admi-
raj Farragut. She brings no news.
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REMARKABLY CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TWENTY
lEARs' SNANDING -

, . lLANs- SVANDING.
j, John NewcOmb, Of Quincy, do certify tbat I b,vo
bee entirely deaf la my left Tor twenty years an r
the past sX years my right has been so deaf hat
soula not hear conversation public speaking Of AN
kna, could not hear the church bells rilg while was
hg IN tie church. have also been troubled for num-
per o. years WIN very sore throat was oDlged
70 give up sirgng IN cruIch, for had lost my voice.
hAu treat T9ube In my head terrible noises amo Al 10
eIaAlhehs' My head telt numb and stupld and was a
source of constant trouble to me. f' N ""' q
tried every remedy uat could thought of vyer, t,
Aufbls but as they wanted TO use nstruments Vyo,iJ
nave nothing 70 do with hsn About one month since
opthlned MIS- NJ q Browns Metaphysical Discovery. ami
useu according to the directions the bottles lnd the
Iee mat the hearing OF both perfectly restored
80 that can near as weas The great trol y
IN my head entirely gone. nv head feels perfectly
ana AZ rest My throat, which diseased ia
cured ana have recovered voice again tsnrid W.
iake one thousand dollars Tor the leneht have rcrsS
III 'ne use OF MIS- Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! DYsrEpsrAl

Elizabeth BTanson, of Brandywne Del, formerly Of
Olo Chester Del do certify that one year and half
suffered everything but death from that awful disease
called Dyspepsia. My whole system prosrated with
pod; II ate even cracker or the smallest amount Of
food, II would return Just / swallowed M became so
costNe in nay bowels thai would have passage in
less than nom four and often eight under this im
had dread Of horror and evil forebodings l thought
that every body hated me- and hated everybo could
not bear my husband nor my MISUNDERSTANDING ag
appeared 10 be horror stricken to me had no ambition
to do any things lost all my love OF family home
wOud Tamble and wander from place to place. but could
not be cOntented felt thatI doomed to hell and that
there was no heaven for me, and Ofen tempted to
commit suicide. So near was my whole system
destroyed and also my mind from that awful complaint
Dyspepsia that friends thought have me placed
in Dr. krkbrides Hospital West Philadelphia remained
there nine weeks and thought little better. but in
few days my dreadful complaint raging as bad az
Wshars Great American Dyspepsia Pills and his treat
men OF by spepsa husband called Dr. Wshart aud
stated my to him. He said he had doubt he could
no In three days alter called and placed myse
digest my food, and felt that disease giving
way ana continued TO for about three months
and at the present time enjoy perfect health body aud
mind most sincerely return my thanks TO mercful
STA Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial that from an
insane asylum and premature grave All persons suf-
lering with Dyspepsia at liberty TO call on me OF
write as am willing TO do al &c good can for suffering
Brandywlne, Delaware, formerly Od Chester. Delaware
county, Pa
Or, 'WIsHART's ONCE, No. 10 N. SECOND Street,
Philadelphia.
The above are a few among the thousands which this
great remedy has saved from unmey grave. We have
hundred, of letters fOm physicians and druggists IN all
parA Of the country saying that they have
or sold medicine which gave such universal satisfaction.
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OOOO
D0Iflll0
CHEROKEE PILLSl

GAR COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEAD II PRESERN ER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE.
For the Removal OF Oh
struCtiOns, aud the inBur-
ance nf Regplsrity In the
Recurrence Of the Monthly
Periods,
They cure or obvi3te those
numerous diseases that
sptiuF from irreRularity, by
removing ihe irIeguiarity
itself.
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This medicine has been
tested by tue most emf
nent medical men Of the
day, and by them pro-
nOunccd to be one OF the
greatest medical discoveries
Of the age.
One TO Tic win cure Gene
raj Debility.
A few doses cure Hystorics
In Females
One bottle cures palpita-
tion Of the Heart.
A few doses restore the
organs Of generation.
From one TO three bot.
ties restore the manli-
ness and full Yigor Of
youth. tE.S
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DDDDDDDD

This medicine is o simple
vegetable leNtTact, and one
on which all can rely, as Il
has been used In our prac-
tice for many years, aud
with thousands treated, Il
has not faiied In o single
Instance. It's curative pow
ers have been sufficient 10
gain victory over the most
stubborn case.
10 those who have trihed
With their constitutions until
they think themselves be-
yond the reach Of medical
aid, we would sayi;SSrAlR
MOTT the CHEROKES
CURE viii restore YOU ~
health and vigor, aud after
all quack doctors have failed.
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CHEROKEE CURE.-At
unfailiup cure for Spefma
tOrrhUa, Seminal Weakue s
Nocturnal Emissions, and
all diseases caused by Self
pollution, such as Loss OF
Memhry. Univcrfal Lqssi-
tudc, Pains In the Back
Dimness OF Vision, Prcma
ture Old Age, weak Nerves,
Difculty of B,eathing,
Trembling, WakciumoHs,
ErupuOns on the Pace, Pale
Countcnance, Insanity, Cuu-
sumption, and all the dirc.ul
complaints caused by depart
ing frOm the path Of nature,
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SHIPPING.
STRAM WEEKLY no m
AsMA

sfh6SF& STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
&AAlAnAs pool touching at Queenstown, Cork Harbor.
-Ihe we'll known steamers ofthe Liverpool New York,
and Philadelphia Steamship Company are intended 70
CITY OF BALTIdoRE, Saturday, octobeTs.
ETNA, Saturday, October 10.
EDINBURG, Saturday, October p. -.
And every succeeding Saturday, a. noon nom Pier NO
"A North River - -, ,,,-,,,,,.,-c,,,
RATFs OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin SIGO 90 SteerAge ......s.......4b 4bOOJ
First Cabin 10 London l7O 90 Steerage 20 ondOn. 6SO
First Cabin 10 Paris. 1870 O0 steerage 70 hs,,.' ~
First Cabin 10 Iambr g50O0 Steercge 70 Hamburg 1900
Passengers also forwarded TO HaYre, Bremen, kot-
terjem Antwerp, &C., at equally loWrates. -.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown -flIst Caoint
Town so Those who wish TO send for their friends can
buv tickets here at hese rates. - -,
A'' ' JOHN G.. DALE, Agent
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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A REMARKAplE ouRE or rLnnNras

REMARKABLE CURE OF BLINDNESS.
CAhlsroGA, @. ". July % ls64.-Airs. M. a. Brown,-
Dear Madam - have been quite blind In my right eve 70,
seven years, 1 have been 20 several doctors. whom
heu c9d restore my eyeaght, but they done me
any good spent large sums Of money In travelling to
where heard there were doctors who could beneAt no
but mono o. them could do any good. i thought INV
case hopeless until told by friend you could relieve me-
sent by friend ana procured your Metaphyslcal Ds-
eONeIy ana IN tWeny-Our hours after the nrst treat
my delY9Rncs. ' ' '''
Iremain yours truly,
JOHN BELEY.
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CCCCC
HgHfHFHH.HIN

THIS ELIXIR cures Hys-
terra, General Debility, Pal
pitatiOn OJ the Heart, and
lmpOtency. ltrestOTos men
tai power and the appetite,
and causes the rose 10 mount
the check OF pallOr, and the
debilitlted man or woman
20 feel vigorous and strong,
the young, and ambitious
blood to course through
every vein, the nerves TO
become strong, and the nros
of new life and vigOr 10 re-
animate the entire body,
building up the constitution,
restoring 10y and lie to many
a sad and dakened firesido.
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CHE OKE IkJBu
TION IL intended as an ally
or assistant 10 the CtiEkO.
KEE REMEDY, and should
be used In conjunction witn
that medicine In al cases Ui
GonOrrhUa, elect, fluor
Albus or Whites. It's effects
are healing, soothing, and
demulcCnt; removing All
scaldlng heat, chordce, and
pain. Instead Of the burning
and almost unrndurah' e pain
lAt Is experienced with
nearly all the cheap quack
Injections.
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Prices OF the Cherokee
Medlcincs-Cherokee Reme-
dy, ~ o bottle. or 3 bottles
for 50; Cherokee Injection,
y a bottle, or 3 bottles for
30, Cherokee Cure, 81 a
bottle, or Q bottles for S5.
DIR. WGights Elixir, S2 a
bottle, or 3 bottles for S5,
Cherokee Pills, for females,
81 a box, or G boxes for IS.
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To the Postmaster at

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payable must sign here his her CHRISTIAN Received tie
the usual signature WI sufnGs ........
This order Is payable only by the postmaster at the
office upon which u is drawn. Payment Of tho order
should be obtained before the expiration OF ninety day
nom the date Of Issue. Amer paying money order
by whomsOever presented the Post Ohice Department
win not be liable any further claims II this form be
clipped Or mutlated there may be dioulty IN obtaining
payment thereon.
On the back Of the order will be found the fol-
lowing
INSTRUCTIONS.
me receipts on ne other side must be signed 10 The
exact Information as 90 the f name and address of h
party who originally obtained IT, unless such party be
nm When te name Of the firm, together with its address
When the payee OF 40 order desires the same 10 no Maid
70 any other person. he must M sign the annexed
tem = endorsement, and furnish such second party with
Ne Information required to obtain payment OF the order
& &s9 3 Spos reeeiyng payment must align IFS upon
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r. More than one endorsement Is prohibited 5y law
Th"sa lsnsel TINS order invalid and not payable.
fer n are Intended 10 secure paymentO the
10 tshtfu parry, and pOstmaster8 are requed
Afler crc. ss'ale ny eonvenienee VIII peimit.
scented hs pss OK "a Roney-order BY whomsoeyer pre-
cautoned ~ 'Asfsor' The public are Therefore stTey
orasr. ''As an means TO prevent the losso
%. Never 10 send The orSsr,
az rmauon required payeat Nv ~ same letter with the
~. .,ti, ~ "iSisi oh taking oni a noa. 80 -
the person IN whose favor n a A. the surname OF
4th 10 see that the name and edsrs. dsrn.
the person IN whose favor s drawn w laaae known to
NEGLECT q these instructions will rist a.,
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OndeT no circumstances can payment Of an oras.,.,
manded on the day ofits issue, N'''' DS ee-
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DIR. WRIGHT'S REJU-
NENATlkG ELIXIR; or,
Essence OF LiIel Prepared
from pure Vegetable BY
tracts, containing nothing
injurious to the most dell
cate.
The RCiuvenaung EliNir
is the result OF modern
discoveries In the yegets-
bic kingdom; being an
entirely new and abstract
method Cf cure, itrcspcc-
tive Of all the old and wOrn-
out systems.
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,IAe CHEROKEE MEDI-
ClNES are sold by an enter
pusing druggists In the civil
Nled world. Some unprin-
eipled dealers, however, try
70 se!l worthless compounds
III place Of these - those
winch they can get at a
cheap price, and make more
money by selling than they
can ON the CHEROKEE
MEDICINES. As you value
your health-aye, the health
OF your offspring DO not be
ueceiyed by such unprln-
Slhied druggists. Ask f0r
ihEaE MEDICINES, and
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Postmaster.

Pay 10 the person named in letter Of advice OF this
ease the SUM OF ......... dollars and .... cents.
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pYsPErsIA-DYsPEpsIA.

Mr.. Wshart, wish to add my testimony 70 the hun
drois you receive to the healing properties Of your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial For hnson years sufferer, ten years
Of that time have slept only In my chair not being able
to lie down for fear Of sunocaton have employed
Of the best physicians In Philadelphia who all pronounced
my case lncurabe. was taken TO the College where the
Faculty having done what they could declared my dis
ncurable ofAsthns and Chronic Dyspepsia
in It's last stage, and that my lungs partially gone
Finding ofyour circulars my wife procured from your
bottle Of your Cordial. PerseverngyI used seven
bottles and box and half of your Dyspepsia Pills. when
felt that my disease had wholly glven way, and the Cor
dal had given yigor and strength. continued to
improve and for past three months have been able
10 sleep in mT bed as soundy as did. am now
WELL and have gained twenty five pounds In my weight
am able to work and provide for my family send you
this true and faithful statement for the benefit Of the su
fering Friends, call and me, oxford ChG:ch
Post onlce, Twenty third Ward, Philadelphia.
ISAAC HELLERMAN.