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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

From Evening News of Sept. p. ]


Cattie-Receipts continue fair and market 6rn.
The impression has obtained among the cattle
growers of Illinois, that the prevalence Of the
plague in England will cause the price of cattle TO
advance more or less in this country, and many,
acting upon this belief, are converting all their
| outside capital into cattle. How much this fact
may affect ttis market renal Is to be seen. Al
present there is no change perc~Ptbc beyond q
good demand for feeding steers. Prices steady
at p to &c per b gross.
Hogs-The demand is confined almost solely to
the wants Of the city butchers, still there 10 q
more brisk market than has prevailed for some
time past. Receipts scant and prices firm,
ranging from 10 to lie per ID gross.
Sheep-The market cannot be said TO be brisk
yet, but is better than it has been for the past
week. Receipts are not so large and the stock on
hand is very light. Prices range at from - SO to
IS per head for common to choice for fat wcthers
that would average 100 lbs and upward.
Lambs-Are in good demand at 81 so to s. SO
per head.
Mich Cows and Springers-The market is no,
very well supplied and the demand is good.
Milk dealers want come fresh for fall and
winter use. Prices range st from so to SO per
head.
Veal Calves--Not many coming in. All tina,
offer are eagerly picked up at $40 to SIS per
head.
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MOUNT AYR, Iowa. Sent. 20. 1865.

MOUNT AYR, Iowa, Sept. 20, 1865
Editors Gate City:
l noticed in the daily issue of the Constr
tuition OF Sept. 18th, an article censurinp the
Postmaster of this place for returning comics
of the Constitution to the editors. with the
words, refused to be taken OUT written on
the margin Of the paper. The Constitution
charges the Postmaster with sending back
papers that belonged to his subscribers Now
l would inform Mr.. CLAGErT that one of those
papers that was sent back was sent here to
my address, and / refused to take it out of
the office, and told the Postmaster to send it
back. / know Of two more men that did the
name thing. would inform Mr.. CLAcrrr
that have been soldier Of over four years
standing in the gallant old Fourth Iowa In.
fantry, and l think too much of myself to
affiliate with such man as TON CIAGrrr has
proved himself to be by taking his papers ont
Of the Office; and wish him to understand
that when he villi6es the Postmaster of th;-
place that he is talking and writing about
man that has more principle in one week
than CLAGErr ever had in his life, or ever
will have; and my advice is for him to 70
slow, or he might meet with another defeat
You will please publish this for the benefit of
I'll concerned. Yours, respectfully,
OAvIp B. NARaRA1a.
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Chicago Live 6toek Market.
Prom the Tribune of Sept. AL
Beef Cattie-Thc receipts for the week up to
the present time exceed those for the same time
last week by nearly 5000 head. The sales to-day
are at s. SO for scallawags to 81 SO for prime
steers.
The market to-day has suffered the decline in
activity usual At the close Of the week. and prices
though without quotable change, are less firm.
There 10 much difficulty experienced by shippers
in getting cars for their stock, and they are,
therefore, less disposed to purchase and bear the
expense Of feeding until they can ship.
There are very few good cattle in to-day, the
great bulk Of the receipts being stock steers
and scsiawags, though of the latter there 10 not
large supply.
The day closes with about I,ooe head in the W.
rious yards unsold
We quote the market moderately active, and
prices less firm, but without quotable decline.
Hogs-The receipts this week are nearly 200
less than those of last week. The sales to- day
have been about 500 head, at Sll IS to Is 90.
The difficulty experienced in obtaining cars and
more unfavorable advices from the East have
caused slight depression in the market, but
prices are no, perceptibly lower.
The chief demand has been for good heavy,
smooth hogs, and in many instances $l3 90 p LOG
pounds has been paid
Sbeep-There is rather limited supply, and
prices are well sustained. Good sheep readily
command s. W to % y 100 ibs.
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cflnantial all0 Commercial.


DAILY GATE CrYY OpYIcB,
September %, 1865.
WHEAr-Frm. Old Fall 81 As to IS; new
Eau 81 45 10 IS; spring 81 to 80.
FLoUR-Double Extra Fall ut $40 so; Extrs
Fall IS SO; Extra Spring ST. superhne 81.
RYE-Old IS to soc.
CoRN-4o to 45c.
OArs-New at Is to &c; old 1t rs to CSC.
EaGs-Firm at 18c.
BurrKR-Good at rs to 33e; packed at 1s to
Zoe.
PorAroEs-Common, 40 TO 45c. Good, so TO 55c
SWEET PorAroxs-$l IS TO & rs.
LARD-20 to 23c.
CnIcKRss-Young 81 Soto 90; old ~ to 4 IS
HAr-Timothy 50 90 to $40 90; Prairie 81
so to 8 90.
WooL-Tub- washed SO to eoc; fleece washed
As to IS; unwsshed OF.
HIDEs-Dry flint l2Ac; dry salted lOc; green &c,
and green sailed &c.
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By Telegraph Nsw YoRK. Sept =
Cotton-Steady at 46c for mddling.
Yiour-s to loo better At 0o9s 10 for Extra STATE
7o09 90 for common 10 good shipping brands Kxtra
o. D. and o30ll 90 for Trade Brands market elosisa
dull and scarcely firm.
Whi.ky-without decided ehangeiat 20]402 80 fOz
Western.
Grain-Wheat to better, closing rather quiet u
s7@l 6s for Chicago Spring; 5s01 GO for Mil Club
6d01 % for Amber Nil; 2 os for new Amber state.
o5 for Winter Red Western, and 2 10 for Mich Rive
quiet. Barley frmsr Corn opened shade nrmsr, but
closed heavy and declining II oOOo3c for upsoupd
Csc for sound mixed Western latter price for hsh
mixed nearly yellow, and ssc for mixed wssssrn O.t.
better for sound and dull and declining for a
O54c for and old Western; e70Soc for
ond old sound do.
Grocsriss-Rce dull. Coffee dull. Sugar nrm 1t ID
l4c for Porto Rico and for Cuba and Museoyado
Petrolsam-Hirm at Sic for Yrse
Provisions-Pork nrmsr with more doing Ct n s7lla
81 Is fornsw msss closng 81 o2 cash; 81 ooDsl
for 1904 do; ~ toD3e 50 for prime, and y 2soas %
for prime nsss. Also 1850 bis. new msss sellers
and buyers option, at ~ sO0s3 o. Beef sctvs and
nrnsr at oo0l2 90 for plain nsss and II seol4 20
for extra ness Prime msss bssf II fair demand Dssl
hams dali. Cat Meats arm At ls}<olgxe sAeslases.
snd 10o01<c for hams. Bacon duii. Lard Arusr Il
2e0sohc Butter active and nrn II 2oalsc for Ohio,
and 3S0s2c for State. Cheese steady 1t l2ole1<c.
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Heavy Decline In Dry Goods In Me-
York.

Heavy Decline In Dry Goods In New
York.
The advance in dry goods has taken . turn, and
prices are now steadily declining. The following
dispatch from New York, dated the ed, shows Q
heavy decline in staple articles:
The dry goods market continues dull on domes-
tic cotton fabrics, and prices are steadily decin-
ing Sheetings are down SIC per yard from high
est point about ten days since, and blcached goods
have fallen 73Gl5 The trade are not disposed
to buy to any extent at this rate, and it seems in
evitable that still lower prices must be made.
Standard sheetings sold at 30c; foreign goods are
not materially affected by the fall in domestics,
and there is still fair trade doing. Odd lots are
somewhat lower to sell. but choice and desirable
goods remain steady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

HE important case of the United States
IS. Holloway 4 Vockerodt, which has been in
frial for several days in the United States
District Court here, was finally settled Satur-
day. The Government claimed default and
penalties to the amount of S3s, 600 for viola
tons OF the revenue laws. A compromise
was effected, the Government taking the dis
hllery property, subject to a considerable
pr'or mortgaged interest, and the parties be-
ing released from further liability. The
counsel for the prosecution were r. H. Gill.
more of this Bar and Col. Case of Indiana.
Rankin & McCrary defended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

THE handsome packet, the Reserve, leaves
this morning for Davenport and intermediate
places. With LaMonte in command, and our
friend Billy Van Dyke in the office, nothing
more can be desired yin the way of officers.
We commend this boat to the trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

A MOST commendable degree of interest in
the success and prosperity of the Keokuk
Library Association, was shown by the hand
some and liberal donations of our citizens
the ladies more particularly-to the festival
Friday evening. We can't enumerate their
good deeds in that line, but we will notice
that magnificent cake presented by Captain
brolaski of the packet company. 1t sold for
the neat sum of eight dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

THE New York Tribune of Thursday says
"The idea that the Secretary of the Treasury con-
templates . new loan prevails in we'll informed
quarter, and with the present balance standing to
his credit people of ordinary intelligence cannot
see any necessity for borrowing at all. The in
ternal revenue and the customs exceed the esti-
mates of the Department, and the expenses in all
quarters are being reduced SO rapidly that income
will soon exceed expense SO much that borrowing
in any form need not be resorted to-"
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ORPHANS HoxE.-Ladies and others who
have paid $25 to the orphan cause are enti-
tied to certificate of life membership, and
will be supplied when we get our new litho.
graph certificate. Will all papers give this
nouce. p. p. INGALLS,
Des Moines, Sept. %, 1865.
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PERsosAL.-We had the pleasure of meet
ing, yesterday, Col, Lipscomb, distinguished
lawer from Missouri, who is attending court
here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

Mr.. JOHN 1ANEGARr wishes his friends to
remember that he has removed his grocery to
his new building, on Main street, between
Seventh and Eighth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

GRAND OPESISG.-The cutting and tailor
ing department of the elegant establishment
OF our friends Hess, Stern Co., was opened
Saturday evening. The affair drew there a
large number of the gentlemen of our city.
Illuminated by the brilliant gas burners, the
rooms looked splendidly. They are hand.
somely painted, furnished and finished. The
centre, extending through the house from
Main to Second street, displayed an almost
bewildering array of broad cloths, French,
English and American dress goods, &C., &c,
in quantity and quality to do credit to any
city, and sufficient to satisfy the most luxuri.
Gus tastes, and the most expensive habits for
the matter OF that-for that is forte of this
house. Those desiring the finest and mos,
expensive goods can find them atHess, Stern L
Co.'s, without going to Eastern markets.
those With less means and less extravagant
tastes will find it equally to thei. advantage
to examine the large and well selected stock
OH, S. 4 Co. They will surely find goods
to please them
MIR. Bassendale, who does the cutting and
tailoring for the house, has just arrived from
the East and is unsurpassed in the business.
de has large experience and thorough
KNOWLEDGE of the craft, and will undoubtedly
please his customers. We noticed that the
house was doing fine business SATURDAY..
May its prosperity constantly increase
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

PERsoSAL.-Gen. Rice and Col. Pomutz
are in town, stopping at the Deming.
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New York Money Market.
~ Telegraph. NEW Yosa Sent. -
AossyMors sctvs at bos pr esnt, chiefly q isssss
rate.
Sterling ExcAaage-Qusst ct 100l6Ollo.
ood-Lss sctivs and lower; opening 1t lls, asA elo
sing at lss9t
Total exports Of spssie today sslo, 80.
oovsfnnsnt sssskD-WttAess Assided change
pssehe = nvuDssl asllaAA lRssslne.
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BoAfS IRAvIHo 10.DAY.
J. II. JoAnsun, Ma0cn, q. LO11s.
0ucksr otete, HIGHT, =. Pal.
AlRIvALa SATURDAY.
III johnson, Ms1sos, d. Louis.
Canada, Hill, =. Louis
DEPARTURE SATURDAY.
Jsannis Deans, Afford, D. Louis.
Canada, Hill, D.. Psal.
ARRIvALs YnoTHRDAY.
Lucy Bsrtran, Drolaski, st. Louis
MoncaRheaA, Capell, g. Louis.
savanna, jolly, Davsaport.
DEPARTURE YKsTHRDAY.
Savanna, Jolly, 81. Louis.
AonongAhsla, Capsll, Dubuque.
he river 10 falling. The weather yesterday ",
n and yurm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

In presenting the AufoMA4ic oasAH, We boldly an
greatest triumph in musical Instruments
age During the past half century the French and
Germans have Manufactured resd Instruments with
double bellows aud two pedals for the feet operats
but the want Of the reversed EXHAUSTION BE1lSws
(which the only bellows ssdn our made
Il for them produce this mellow rich and
usicsl tone for which instruments celebrated
Another ection to this method Of blowing vas that
both feet being occupied opportunity offered
the the swell Within past years
instruments constructed this European plan OF
double blow have been ufnctu ths couu.
try and eounteract this difculty want Of swsl
lover hiss been projected from the Of the nstru
msnt to set upon the ell, ri KNRR-
The and contortion necessary
object, dlsagreesbit enough TO gentleman but to
lady the ofsuch sppendageis nearly impossible.
Our device obsates this diAculty entirely
the simple oct Of blowing with less force givns
desired decrease In the volume
Tor seventeen years the superior Excellence Ne
odeous has been and for years pest
the enoruous demand has made impossible for % TO
meet orders promptly With ourncreased facilities
weeel assuring patrons that their or
iers will be promptly met sndsolicit continuance Of
their patronage.
q 4 iiSsrsi dises.aits cisrsy.sa, cAsrsAss ss1
Sskssfs
ADDRBss,
QRo. A PRuVCE x CO., b Ia ffalo N. n i.
Ono. A. PRINCE 4 Co., chicago, HI /,
Anttlu,trated catalogue, with full description Of
will ries be sent frest to any sddress novls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

Col. ]. B. WEAVER AT PRIxRosE.-Col
Hills received the following letter from Col
Weaver, accepting the invitation 10 address
the mass meeting at Primrose:
BLOOMFIELD, Iowa,
Sept. 20, 1865.
DEAR CoLoNEL-I will be at Primrose if |
am alive and well. / will try and not disap-
point you this time. All right up in Davis.
Yours, in haste. J. b. WEAVER.
To Col. d. B. Hills, Keokuk.
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- Telegraph CnaAso sept =.
ylosr-S 70 loo better At ooon = for White Win
tr Tsoe % ur 1sd Winter. sad soos % for Bpfn(
Kxtxas.
Grain-No spsiag Wheat 70 = lower, snA No :
. bsee>r: - Wiutsr Arm It Is ~ NJ. 11ed ~
lsh 81 10. Sysiss and I 3sol - ~ ne ssvss.s
Corn dseliasA ~ ss ssosse for no !. asd sIoso1ls =
10 - Oats sssady q oos331c Sos No ], and 1osoe p
No 4 Rye Armsr anl moro active ct ee11ose11s re-
Mol. Barley 2c lower u s9osec.
whhky-Quies 4 : 220a =.
PARTNERSHIPS ct a ooOu % Tor nsn pork ~
Is ooo9s % for prime mss. LAsd Or. q 01ic Bull
meats hru q lie ~ Ass sad ~ FIR slssr o. iooss
Hoe,-Acssve and sa1isr II II 1914 n.
Beef Cattis-etsady 81 . 1904 =.
Gssds-nmotAy ssed steady ct 10, and Tsx -
. e6o7 H.
Aonsy-Kasier.
Kxchanss-A shads sasirat par buying and LILO pr
MUM selling.
aoid-l4a.4o1@.
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CITY NEWS.
Governor Kirkwood
SPEAKS AT

FORT MADISON Tonight.
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EOR SALE-Tvo Beautiful Lott, =,

i high street, north side), between 9th and Ictb
streets With small frame dwelling same also q Il a
Of LOT 10 oock log near the corner Of 18th Asy
street south side with frame store on it, slso se
feet OF lot block 1872 Johoson street. adjoining
A. ~iitans FOUNDRY. All this property viii be sclc
cheap The title good sale Enquire Of
june22 nm resvycV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

Gold.
By Telegraph NEv YoRK, Sept p
Gold b active bat steady at ysssrdays qUotations-
There Les inquiry for loans Of gold Ths range q
quotations has besn from 14sk 70 l4ssf.
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t'OK SALE-A two story Brick DWELLING
With ii rooms, oistern. cefler eood fr,n. ,,.yI. -
nur horses full lot, with considerable fruit tree. 1
Ihs properly 10 the best Of order and will be .oId
Win or Without the Furniture nov In IN. hon.. w
property IL located Morgan between lsb and Is,h
cts ano sil De soid for the ably Low ME- -
wv third In cash. bsanee in three eona, .nnr.i
ssp1 IN rvH1v OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

tOR SALE-The House and Land now
occupied by Charles Ivin, on the bIu6 two r,il..
and half above Keoknk-2o acr.. OF land 16 md
hgn state Of cultivation, and we'll fsnced Fine growth
OF uit trees small ruits and gr.yes brick house con-
aininf rooms good cellar eastern and out house,
desirable country resderce Possesaiou the r,t OF %
tober Title perfect. Enquire Of
augs II n Tvr pxcv
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The river 10 falling. The weather yesterday "
clear and warm.
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s6hortly before the commencement Of the cam.
paign he had besn ordered by General Curtis. IN
anticipation Of Indian hostilitiss to proceed to the
plains and construct lineo block HOUSES dif-
hsale ..d dangsro.s Undertaking, whieh y sue-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-25

k,OR SALE.-The south half of the doubI ,
BRICK residences formerl, occupied by NJ NeCrsa
h.9 containing rooms good cellar cistern stat le
ana All IN good order This property 10 situated on
mea between seventh and Egh streets. and h We,
Desirable residences In good neighborbood Po,.-,,s
tne nrst OF october next Title good or no sale In
quire OF fiyl3l n rYNrvcr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more Balsam Mercury. or unpleasant medi-
cines, for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CURES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
NJ ELODEONS
TIL TY-FlVE THOUSAND NOW IN USE.
Every Instrument Warranted for Five Years.

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN boldly an
nelr,ce rsae-t triumph in musical instruments Of
the age During the past half century, the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
Tut the want of the reversed exhaustion bellows,
(Which is the only bellows used in Instruments
made impossible FOR them produce the mellow, rich
and musical tone for which instrgnents cele-
brIted.
Another objection to this method of hiowing was,
that both feet being occupied no opportunity Of
Tered for tie management of the swell. Within the
past wears instruments constructed this Euro
mean plan double blowers have been Inanufactur
ed in this country. and To counteract this difficulty,
want % sweIN LIVER has been projected from the
center Of the instrument, TO act upon the swell. and
oncrated BY the knee. The Inconvenience and CON
tortiou necessary effect this object disagreeabe
enough o q gentleman. but n ady the of such
an appeusta &c i nearly impossible.
Our AUTOMATIC device Whites this difficulty entire
w. the simple act of blowing with less force
giving the desired increase decrease in the volume
or tome
For seventeen years the superior excellence of our
NeIudcons has been quest onrd and for two years
past the enormous demand has made it impossible fer
US to meet orders promptly. With iucIeas "a
facilities feel warranted in assuring patrons
that their orders sill be promptly met and solicit
continuance of their patronage
r. literal discount to Clergymen, Churches and
Schools---s-Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
TAX SALE.
E OF wts....srx. low corxrr. IS.

STATE OF WIs..-'sIS, Iowa County, IS.
~ Office is hereby given that much Of each par
~ Gel o. land city village lot, described in the
following list, may necessary for that purpose,
will, the first Tuesday, being the 9Th day OF sep
teInbeT. a. ID. 1868, and the next succeeding days
thereafter, he sold by apubc auction at my ofce
in the Court Honse In The villa OF Dodgeve, for the
payment of delinquent taxes for the year A d. leo4
also for the Yolur bounty tax levied A D. 1850
which have been returned this office delinquent
prior this date the treasurer OF the several towns
the treasurer Of the city Mineral Point IN the
County of Iowa
Given under my hand at the Office Of the County
Treasurer Of Iowa County and State of Wisconsin IN
The village of Dodgeyille, ON the eth day OF May A. D.
| 1860 FRANCIS VIVIAN,
treasurer of Iowa County.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
ors TX rus VILLAGE OF MOSCOW

Lot No block 8; lot 4; lot blk .; lots o. Z,
blk I; Of block I; all of block o. lots 1, 3, 4
b 5 i & blk 9; lot blk 10; all OF BLOCK ~
lots 8, t. blk II; lot blk 4: lots 2, 3, DIX ;;
lots blk Q; lots ?, ), block 10; lotsz &
HI o. ALL (
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

PHILADELPHIA. PA
DISEASES Of HE Nervous. Seminal, Urinary and
II sexual Systerss-uew and reliable f~-atnsnt-
in reports Of tbe HOWARD ASSOCIATION-Sen bv
mail in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge Ad-
dress i'r- J ehlLLlN toIGurUN, Howard Ass3ci-
alton, No. Soath N.ats street, Philaiel phla "a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
SECRET DISEASES

In all their Stag $, At little Expense
Little change Of Diet, No fncenven;cnce
And no Exposure.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to Ur
nate, thereby Removing Distinctions Preventing and
Curing Structures Of the tctha alIaying Pain and In
famaion, 50 frequent in the class of diseases and
eNpelliug all poisonous diseased and vermont matter
Thousands upon thousands who have been victims Of
quacks and who have paid heary fees 10 be cured in
a short time have found they were deceived and that
the IOoioN has by the Use of Powerful Astrin-
gents been dried up in the SYSTEM TO break out in an
aggravated form, and perhaps aftey -Kat7iagc.
tSE HELMBoLD'S ENTRACT BCCHC for all affections
and diseases Of the URINARY ORG Ans. whether cN-
listing in MALE or FE aALE. from whatever cause
originating and no matter Of HOW LONG STAND
ING.
Diseases of these Organs requires aid Of DII--
RETlC- .HEINB0LD : EXTRACT BUCIIJ- Is TILE
GREAT DIURETIC, and Is certain to have the desired
effect in all diseases FOR which it is recommended.
Evidence Of the reliable and responsible char
acter will accom- any the medicine