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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22

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Act of March 3, 1868,
Unit ed States.
Receivable for all U. S. STAMPS.
THREE CENTS.
Furnished only by the Assistant Treas
urers and Designated Depositaries
of the United States Treasury
Department.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
SANDUSKY, DAYTON & CINCINNATI
TIP n vTSE@oAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.
GOING SOUTH

On and aftor Monday Dec. 5th, 1864, Trains will
a follows.
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A BRIDE STRUCK BIZ LIGHTEIEG.-We have to record
one of those sudden and fatal incidents which, when
they occur excite feeling of sympathy throug
the whole community Intelligence has been received
in London of the death Of Mrs Arbuthnot by most
appalling accident The young lady, who was only
recently married and her wedding tour, was
struck by lightning Thursday, the goth ult, near
Interlachen, during thunderstorm, and instantly
killed The circumstances, so far they are known,
are these: Mr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot had arrived, on
the excursion at InteFlachan. On Thursday morning
they set out on horseback, accompanied BY guide,
to ascend the Sbelthorn, one Of the Bernese Alps.
When they left the village the weather fine as
could be desired for such trip.
They had reached about half way up the mountain,
when they aghted and walked some distance further.
The sky then became overloaded but there moth
ing in the appearance of the atmosphere which gave
any alarm to the guide, well accustomed to sudden
changes. Mrs Arbuthnot, feeling little tired sat
down to rest and Mr.. Arbuthnot and the guide pro-
ceeded distance up the ascent but never went out
Of sight or hearing of their companion In few
minutes furious thunder burst over them, and
they returned as fast as they could to the spot where
they had left Mrs Arbuhnot. They found her dead
She had been struck BY lightning, and killed instanta
neously Mrs Arbuthnot the fourth daughter Of
lord Rivers and niece Of earl Granville. Her untmely
death will be mourned by wide circle of relatives
but the awful manner in which beautiful young bride
was cut off in the midst of bright hopes and happiness
cannot but make deep impression in every rank Of
society,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-06

i rEEr FRENCHY AFFAIR-From the San Francisco
corresE lden2e Of the Chicago Tribune, we extract
aa H SEQ account OF very Frenzy affair that trans.
San ancisco is ENJOYING tba scandal caused BY the
gnaadreutors5 of vogno Frencbman haisnginq to one
OF 1u irst families" who married young country
woman resi- from convent school the daughter Of
an9l71 eadng French family with great eclat the
gahaE of Notre Dame des Victories. on Sunday
5y5aaa asst. The ceremony was performed in pres
enc # I large number of the elite Of the city and
.45 BIZ. asmaids we're among the oveest and most
elegantly attired ever seen in the Cathedral. On
He51e ay, the town was startled by the report that
taa ba .iful meekeyed bride had decamped with the
tgarg presents and wedding garments, in company
with . gay LothaFio, whose acquaintance she had
made haven only knows how or where, leaving the
lstC happy bridegroom in his desoate home without
30 luy as saying 'igoodbye" The whole affair is a
sigegs and iaexplicabe one in all respects, and the
causs 81 the singular escapade can only be conjec
turtd
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The Cambria Chemisette.

Er a RoAASTIo AND ECONOMICAL POINT OF VIEW.
on Chemisettel the fairest yet,
lat meier hid bosom purer whittier!
Ea1n dost not know what envious woe
le yelling snow hath given the writer.
6 neatly frilled--so plumply filled!
ISL nd then the eyes that shine above II!
( Eh-I long-nor is it wrong
It least in song dear girl, TO love It
5r ct Chemisette, the coral set,
chain thy folds in gentle duty,
Hgs round glow upon the snow,
heighten SO thy blushing beauty;
And ne'er before, on sea or shore,
id coral feel softer pillow
E1r could the gold around it rolled,
hough ten times told, deserve the pillow
ll ripening grace! Oh, radiant face!
Then love IL love, it knows no measured
hands are small but yet can call
he power Of music at their pleasure;
Aai as they peep from sleeves Of deep
Vide gimpen lace, 'la mode Rami lies,
Her fingers seen, or else dream,
Ike stamens in the bells of lilies
robe Of blue--the violet hue
p ne green leaves in thy dark hair cleaning!
+r feet that move as light as love
by breath--thy lips-have set me dreaming!
h cheeks are wet-that Chemisette
Vas frilled and worn by some enchantress;
Bai much fear twere dreadful dear,
Fere she nay wife, to pay her laundressi
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Lz PRIEST AND THE DEv1L,-They tell good
gso priest, the devil and virgin, in one of the
-.i sasaniees Of the church in Austria A Young
-aa famous in bis order as painter, and his forte
ictures of the devil and the virgin The first
ha made surprisingly ugly, and the other serenely
a1el..ta- The devil determined to punish him, and
as' na the form Of a lovely maiden, visited him in
DIE He fell desperately in love with her, and she
soas-a d to fly away with him if he would give her
sle ats and Jewels il the convent treasury He con
eal Fl, md took with him the sacred articles AS
flT we're scuddng along the coister the demon, lady
cried aa5 "ThievesF and vanished. The monks rushed
pm alg caught their brother running away with the
booty They tied him to a pillar, and went back to
PED da.erring his punishment till morning, Now the
re'a lrned in his own form, and made merry over
a.a o 1rtune advising him to pray for help to the
5ea1t7 e loved to paint. The poor friar took the
hi1tled on Ghe virgin. She came in all her radiant
aa1ls oosened his cords and babe the far bind the
ttegl Ia lis place. Then she put the stolen treasure
Back Is place The next morning the friar appeared
70 @ zee at prayers the devil was found at his post
E5 s-s treasures all right. The devil was soundy
fga and the painteT-friar, wiser and better man
54 I-4se no more after handsome young women but |
q cE 20 bis beads and bis brush, and painted awful
ls cause he had one, and beautiful virgins,
7r w seen the queen.
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CoEU.Ex RELATIGNsHIP-A correspondent of Har
pers Monthly is involved in domestic perplexities
Ha r-ites
g7. acquainted with young widow, who lived with
BOB step daughter III the same house. | married the
Widow ny father fell shortly after it, in love with the
Eser.i ghter of MY wife, and married her. Ny wife
became the mother-n-law and also the daughter.in-
Jaw ny own father; my wife's step-daughter is my
se1n her and am the step-father of my mother-in-
aa ~ step.mother, who is the step-daughter Of my
sale aas boy, he is naturally my stepbrother, but
because he is the son of my wifes stepdaughter, is
my the grand mother Of the little boy, and am
tle r ldather of my stepbrother. My wife has also
ha ny step-mosher is consequently the step-sster
Of E 10Y, aud is also his grandmother, because he is
gle Ibid of her st2pson; and my father is the brother
i- If my son. because he has got his step-sster for
q wi.e. am the brother of my son, who is the
a- a ny step-mother; am the brother in-law of my
no. l my wife il the aunt of her own son. my son is
E1a ldson Of my father, and l am my own grand
s.E@
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sUNDRIES Z
SuNnRIES 1

sUNDRIES3 SUNDRIESI
LaGuayra and st. Domingo.
TEAs-Imperial, Gunpowder, oolong, and Pou-
chong.
BUTTER-40 keg choice Goshen.
FULTON MARKET BEEF-20 half bbls.
DRIED APPLES and PEACHES-25 bbls
CONDENSED MILK-10o doz. cans
OYSTERS and LoBSTERS-250 doz cans.
FRUITS IN JUICE-2o0 doz. cana
YEGETABLES-Pca Tomatoes, etc. 100 dozen
cans.
COAL OIL-I00 cases.
WHISKY-old Burbon, Rye and MoncnEahela,
$40 bbls.
SCOTCH WHISKY-very old, puncheons,
WooLFES sCHNAPPS-25o boxes.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN-250 do
LEDIARDS LEoUEURs-loo do.
BRANDY CHERRIES and PEACHES-Ioo do.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-20o bask Heidaeick, etc.
WINE B0TTLES-40 gross.
PLANTATION BITTERS-500 boxes
CANDY and SUGAR ALMONDS-5 cases.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-5o boxes.
LACOUR'S MATCHES-2o DO.
CARBONATE AMMONIA casks.
For sale By JHART G co.
70 and rs Tchoupitoulas st., N. o.
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L-TTEAT Dr. INK EIGHTEEN GALLONS OF WHISKY
The Toy New YPrk) Times gives most remarkable
case "beastly" fntoxication: 1t seems that on the
gppaF part Of Green island an Illicit whisky still existed
vna. yssterday, when marshal Kipp, collector Wood.
vert md inspector Fales made raid on the premises,
and gyked up both the owner and the door month
s-- III artillery was in full blast 1t was ''st'
-.s. nd the man running the machine, who had made
el5a. gallons Of whisky, put it out in the open air
BE- coo Along came COW. She was thirsty, and the
bansraze looked inviting She swallowed every drop
Eighteen gallons of unrectfed whisky warranted to
Lilly orty rods. That COW has been drunk ever since
al5 ggered home, and is now in the fourth week of
grand old bender. The COW eats nothing falls down
whenever they try to raise her up and has become as
lean o crow, instead of a COW. Whether the COW
ii get SOBER or end her life in fit of delirium
tang.s, il question that shall look an1iously to
6e solution Of 1t is really remarkable case and
shalld hardly believe it, if our informant was not
c2aced with the telegraph, and of course perfectly
HG#.ae
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"a gNrERANCE SToRY.-Deaeon johnson s great
temper nee mar, and sets good example Of total
abstinence as far as he is Not long ago he EN-.
p.ar51 & carpenter to make some alterations in his
vst9 nd in repairing the near the fireplace
81 Has and necessary to remove the wainscotng when
355 as5oovery was made that astonshed everybody A
hHa5 decant5rs lumber and pitcher we're eozily
{ nj sa share, as if they had stood there from the
aaag. The deacon was summoned, and as he
5#he-l he oushing bottles he exclaimed:
"Wa, declare, that's curious, sure enough. It
uuss 5a hat old Baines left them there when he went
clt % lis ere house thirty years ago"
Perhaps hc did" returned the carpenter; ''but,
Deacon aae log In the pitcher must asgs been i-i5
rigbgy Ear- DO stay SO till this tine.'
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-06

kE@ RKABLE HEROIsM OF W0MAN.-In the steam
shig Iona, which arrived at New York lately we're
twg .rage passengers, concerning whom thrilling
luc-g is related Franz Never aged %, and bis wife
auHa ged TO- from Canton Soleure, Switzerland, we're
passenger ii the Inflated ship William Nelson recently
58gra ed by fire at In the confusion incident to
h forts to life the husband and wife were sepa-
ga.s1 The husband was picked up by one of the
nIr pats which was soon fallen in with by the brig
EgE The wife, young and encjente, was not dis
c.lr8 at the uncertainty Of her husbands fate but
p.lp for her own safety. ScfpreserVation could
FL. press her womanly instincts so far as to ignore
1a lie cries for help from infant only fourteen
LaEs J. LETT to perish by its distracted parents but
raE ess Of her own etate, she plunged with her
t-mE osed charge, into the For two whole DAYS
ii III brave young girl support herself and infant on
-- nant Of the ships spar, without food or water,
aa lg the infants life by the moisture from her
eva auth Late on the second day the same vessel
a WHai her husband was saved, having ceased cruis
-a hoGt hope Of recovering more life fell in with
alg asoine, and saved her and her little charge
Sven Ivy the family were landed st Eavre, France
Eaa iss4n consul took charge Of the infant, as its
"a HsU's were supposed to have been lost with the
vle Many ladies at Hayre interested themselves to
o1Ta his brave young creature, with her husband
eEa No venture to cross the Atlantic in search of
Fesara home. Destitute of everything necessary as
g having lost all, the kindness of the ladies at
aFi as doubtless most acceptable, and on the Bel.
A..s hough poverty was apparent, a remarkable
e5s IN the family was quite notable. The hero
rps al life during her recent voyage in the BelIona
El7. nth to a child.
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Betsy WHdsf. q negro woman, died IN Richmond
raosnylv sgsc los years. She vas present al York
t3aa, Virginia when Coenualls saErendsrea bis army,
1zd uae1 " fe,ste Hish peagliar pleasure many ac
dents ccaleSie1 with this memorable sreat 4 son
yeat3 % ayt. attended .ls funeral Of Pig venerable
Eal5asg, 1hg Ola negro man resides at Petersburg,
snl pI1sis 1 ttsis eTe2 gresiersse t-4n EEL mother
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LOST.

LOST.
A NOTE drawn by JAS. Z. CLIFTON, of Claiborne
n parish, for Five Hundred and Twenty-Ona Dollars
aud made payable 10 A. W. ANDERSON. The note vas
dated in 1860 The maker is notified not TO pay said
note unless presented by ne or my order.
ELIZABETH n. DOE.
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KISSING IN THE DARK.-A young lieutenant had
apparently succeeded in making himself exceedingly
agreeable to married lady, accompanied by her little
daughter By and BY the train approached the tunnel
at Mudrough HILL The gay and festive lieutenant
leaned over and whispered in the ady's ear. 1t was
noticed that she appeared thunderstruck, and her
eyes Immediately after famed with indignation.
moment more, and smile lighted up her features.
What changes! That smile, it not of pleasure but
was sinister. 1t was unperceived by the lieutenant
She made him reply which reoiced him, apparently,
very much. For the understanding properly OF the
narratiYe-the Ger true talewe must tell the reader
what whispered and what was replied. Whispered
the lieutenant II mean to kiss YOU when we get iuto
the unnelI Replied the lady 1T will be dark; who
will see it," Into earths bowels-into the tunnelr&n
the cars Lady and coored nurse quietly changed
seats Gay lieutenant threw bis arms around the lady
sable pressed her cheek his and fast and furious
rai2ed kisses on her lips IN few moments the train
came INTO the broad daylight white lady looked amazed
coored lady bashful blushing; gay lieutenant beogged
Jane, said the white lady, what have you been doing?"
Responded colored lady "nothing" Yes, you have"
said the white lady, not in under tone, but in voice
that attracted the attention of all in the car; see how
your collar is rumpled and your bonnet mashed" jane
poor colored beauty, hung her head a moment, the
observed Of all Observers and then turning around
the lieutenant replied, "this man Rugged and kissed
me in the tunnel" Loud and long the laugh that
followed among the passengers. The white lady en-
joyed the joke amusingy. Lieutenant looked like
sheepsteang dog, left the car and seen no more
during the trip Nashville Union.
TUST RECEIVED and for sale BY PHELPS & Co..
- corner OF Commerce and Crockett Streets ShTeve-
port, Louisiana.
100 Bales Bagging
200 Rolls Bagging
500 Coils Rope
loo Kegs Nails,
% Bales 0aknm,
so Sacks Rio Coffee. |
500 Sacks Choice Flour. Civilians Texas,)
IS Barrels Dried Fruits,
100 Cases Can Fruits,
rs Cases Brandy Fruits
30 Cases Preserved Fruits
IS Cases Scheidam Schnapps |
so Cases Claret Wines,
Is Cases Champagne,
IS Cases Whisky,
10 Cases Gin Cordial
10 Cases Port Wine
10 Cases HOLSTERS,
50 Boxes Assorted Soap,
25 Boxes Candles
rs Cases Pickles,
IS Boxes Candy O
$50 Hogsheads Sugar
Is Chests Assorted Teas,
so Kits Mackerel,
10 Half Barrels Mackerei.
Barrels Mackerel,
25 Cases Goldfish,
70 Frkns Goshen Butter,
90 Nests Buckets
10 Nests Tubs
COAL OIL!
10 Barrels best quality,
10 Coils Manila Rope,
Gin Bands-6 to inches.
DRY GOODS.
A large lot Of Osnaburgs Bleached Domestcs, I'm
iqids, Marlboro Plads Farmers and Mechanics De-
inns, Scotch Ginghams, Kentucky Jeans, Drilling,
lencoye Prints
Shreveport, August 2, 1865.
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North and West, 3 fresh and wellseieeted stock Of
6 r OC FRIES.
SUITABLE FoR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
FAMILY SUPPLIES
TRADE STORES,
BOAT STORES
BAR STORES
Among which will be found the following articles
which they offer to trade at reduced figures
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
FRESH PEACHES,
FRESH BLACKBERRIES.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES,
FRESH TOMATOES,
ASSORTED JELL1ES,
BRANDY FRUITS.
FRESH OYSTERs-l and p cans,
LONDON CLUB SAUCE,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
TONATOE CATSUP,
CONCENTRATED MILK,
PICKLES assorted
CuEESE-E .. and W. r.
CHOICE BUTTER,
LEAF LARD-in kegs and tierces,
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
T0BACCO-Navy, etc.
COFFEE-Choice Rio,
SOUR KR0UT,
CABBAGE in CURRIE.
TEAS.
IMPERIAL,
YOUNG HYSoN,
SoUCHONG,
PoUCH0E0,
And 0oLoNG.
STAR CANDLES,
SOAP,
STARCH.
INDIGO
BLACKING,
INK,
BAKING POWDERS.
REFINED SALERATCS,
SODA,
CREAM TARTAR.
ALLSPICE,
GINGER,
PEPPER,
CINNAMON,
CASTLE SOAP.
COSMETIC SOAP.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
large and well selected
Stock Of Foreign and Domestic,
In quantities to suit Purchasers
CIGARS,
100000 DOMESTIC CIGARS, various brands,
and of all qualities july5
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STOLEN,
TgROM my residence on last Sunday night, ~
q the 18th inst, BAY HORSE, years ~
old, about x hands high, ankle of left hind foot
larger than the others-no other particular marks
liberal reward will be paid for his delivery to me, my
place, three miles south Of Shreveport.
avg 1881 JgTALLMADGE.
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Narsden's Carminative Syrup,
FOR
DIARRHEA, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, Ere.

This truly valuable preparation is gaining popular
y unprecedented in the annals Of msdcal discovery
It Is prepared from herbs Indigenous 10 Central Am
erica where s timely discovery has sa~ed Eholo DIS
rics from being depopusted by the ravages of Cholera
and Dysentery.
No traveller by sec or land should be without bot
tie of carminave Syrup. No parent who is solicitous
of the health of the little ones, but should procure
bottle of this preparation and administer it IN all
of Cholera Infantum Looseness OF the Bowels. No
sufferer from Chronic Diarrhea need despair for one
bottle of Marsden's Carminative Syrup will effect
cure.
For sale by all Druggists, and Jameson & Co.
T. W. MARsDEN,
Patent Medicine Depot.
Corner Of Gravier and Magazine streets,
iunei4-5m New Orleans.
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Their assortment Of DRY GOODS enbrscsssvery
variety Of
Summer Silks, Deaines,
French and English Bereges,
Plain and Printed Grenadines.
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins Lawns,
Plain and Printed Bereges, Tissues.
Nansook, Irish Linen, Cambria, Calicoes,
Kentucky Jeans, Cassimeres Satinets
Linseys, Kerseys, Cloths, Handkerchief
Hosiery, Brown Cotton, Bieaehed Cottons, Tickngs
Gloves Chambrays, Stripes, Sheetng, Canton Flannel
Cross Bar MusGns Blankets, Buttons, Tapes, Perfum
cry etc, etc
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS.
good variety of all sizes and of latest fashion.
The assortment Of Fancy and Staple Groceries
consist in part Of
Flour, Mess Beef, MackereI, Rice, Salt,
Coffee, Cheese, Soap, Starch,
Candles, Indigo, Spices, Pickles,
Sauces Mustard, Preserves, Pie Fruits,
Sardines HOLSTERS, Teas, Soda Crackers,
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, etc, etc,
Brandies, Wits =, Porter, Ale,
Champagne, Claret Sauterne,
And all kinds of Wines aud Liquors.
Every article is fresh and new, and the public may
rest assured of being accommodated lower termg
than at sny other store in town, motto is
"oUICE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
The attention ofcountry merchants is directed to this
establishment prepared to furnish them with
every description Of Goods and at New Orleans prices
JONES Go.
Shreveport June 81, 1861
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( NEW GOODS!

EsNHE undersigned respectfully informs the public
a that ne has just received new stock of Fancy
DfY 0oodss consisting in part of the following arti-
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Embroderies,
Ladies Hoop skirts, gorsets, Ribbons, Hosiery, etc.
Also q fine assortment of
Ladies', Genflemen's and ChiIdren's
ST JESS,
which he Is prepared to se at reasonable prices at
MRS. WELLS OLD STAND.
On Texas street, few doors below the Market Hauss
respectfully solicit the continued patronage of = 7
mothers Mrs Wella1 former customers, to whom
promise to do uftqe, being to my interest to So
as expect TO- rensin permanently in business at this
place. j. II. McDERM0TT
Shreveport, La, june 81, 1885
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THE YORK NEWS
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
The New YoRK WEEKLY News great family newspaper
BenjaRin Wood, Proprietor.

Journal of Politics, Literature. Fashions. Market
and Financial Reports, Interesting Miscellany, and
News from oil parts of the world. 1t contains more
Reading Matter than any other Weekly paper.
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Dealers about repenishihg their stocks reestab-
EshiHg themselves in business will find it to their in
terest to call in person and examine my stock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-13

Statement Of the condition Of the Niagara Fire la.
sursnce Company OF the oity Of Nsw York, tHO ID
day Of January, 1895 in conformity With the laws Of
The Rtate Of Ohio. .---L-. wv ~ .-I-L I.l.
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lprofessluilaI.
CINCINNATIl fVENEREAll q HOSPITAL

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SOD 1 Estabashedi6tho Year 4ssOp odw ml1e
FOR THE CURE of PRTvRrEls DIsEAsRI7
And under N control Of two pl the most Emineps
Physicians In the World.
E1R2 Il ,sBoNAPARTE, from lLOndoh aud psr1g
FSsPIs,s sPs re Pfis e sHFs
Iste OF New York. rhis Is the oply oee in the eit
where permanent cure of Private Diseased can p
ohaSinedi without the uts Of nsrcury or chSngstb
diet, GonoTrhosa cured IN six TO fortyrtwo honrs
Gleetcured in three to ten days SGietufes euIed ps
Two to SIX days; ssnns mai %eaEntss cured ii &c
eight weeksj Syphilis in Us primary stages euIed
tss crcS M n e sS
impotency yiger restored IN one to four weels. Al
Diseases Of private naturetreated with unparalleled
the PvsSs Guide % Hssth is 6ehs6eIei 10 an male
ss.a S'es Salas S ser
stsntyiayA cents tbS Psils 9d bla ydlo,l III.
perfectly sais and never fail sto give ihiAe ohg 80
q SnS sS s.Ssh s1s ssSpsi %
a SSzfP RSess acSSs y F
male Lsdss hsad s aet ssf USE sss sS danss
pregnacy they wa pfodaoe N iseAFTiages Price sIa
B. Ass sn 70 % re
OF SPfb%RISDs boIS
Eeusiys monthly rspoIts:rona Ihe cidl worlds they
have been s9m an early sgs Of y0Tth 20
and 20 watch the progress ihroppb q long career Q
professional study I'm every sphereofiife from the
TsS!h 'SSsi sSS re &
vast aubering oI h0Tanty they deipmIh ea 10 leg
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TO devote theft whole attention 10 the RleViabono u
the diseases oftheee important ipneteps DO le.tsr
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a postage stamp. Call or address ffr. 4
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q once Soafs ffoms Al N. 70 sPgA M. asa ztsl7
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BIOKRENE

The FRRBLK, the LANGULD, the DRspA m M,
the OLD should give this ValuAblo discoyarv a trsl
II will be found totally different from ali Other srticas
for the same purposes.
TO FEMALE ss--rhis preparGtion Ia iBy.lu..
BILE in nervous wsakusssos o. all kinds as n viii IA
store the wasted strength with wonderful perman.
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tits also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dv.
pspsia with the hrst dose. brief psrsistenco In ia
use will renovae the stomach to degree Of perfect
One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for Ss aola
BY Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
HUToHINGs 4 HILLYER, Propfistorn n n
81 Cedar street, New YorL
Sold BY gg'YgDr. W. w, STEWART,
NWFA NJ III No. % Main street
"o Agentfor Dayton
,>ls ,.5Tla &Jf 80 faNLg'
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