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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-13

fTo expire on the Slst day OF January, lbool
.at.iI OFucR or faK AUmIok on sfkFB, .hla g "A
Insurance Department.
Fa fTf CblgnGtls,' Ohio, JaatdTy ", 1888
WheredS The GERHARiA, HASoVEE, NIA0LRA, and
hkPUBiio Fire Inhuranee Companies, l0catsd a. New
York, In the State Of New York. have each sd In ths
once statement Of tts condition. required by
the ntt section OF the Act TO regulate Insurance
CpmpRnieB not Incorporated BY the State Of Ohio,1
passed April g. 1850 aud endOd February 1884 and
Hssryaas each of said Gum pAniss has Furnished the
uuderssntd satisfactory evidence that they each
poasessd "a ~ laAst One Anndred Thousand Dollars o.
actual Capital invested In stocks, bonds, or In
ut9rigSgos ofT0ai estate, worth double the amount
hr which the same 4 morteagodi and, WbeTe1ss eAeL
Of said Companissa has hled IN this once wrtisn
nsrplnent ua}aF H. eorp0rate zeal, signed By the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
agents Of said Companies In this Stats TO hcknoW
@ss suffita OF process for and IN behalf Of said Com
lpIges Recordpg 70 tbs terms Of said Law a sff
Nov, ThdrsfOre, In pursuance OF the nrst section
~ tha sforeeudd act, r. JAMES n. GOODMAN Auditer
of State, ior Ohio, do hereby certify that said GHn
MAMA. HAaoyKR -AIAsARA and REPURLIo IiTs lhsur'
lanrs Companies Of New York, are authorized ~
gaisset tho haslnees of Fire and Marine Insurance
Ig ls sPig NALL the thirty nTSt day og January, IN
id war dha thousand eight hundred and sixty Ex.
I he ilgsya Bhesse6 ! lave hsren1to SnbseFibed ny
haine aud caused the seal Of my ONCE TO DO Atxed
Z 20 to-day and Jear sbovs sneftten. l.n. al,k
tghpaa al adT 7suIt r AaoicSr G DfS u sS.t If
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A'oARp TO INVALlps

A iolerynien, residing in South Amerlca as mis-.
"A Apnary dlseO VeIed safe aud simple remedy for
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, EeArly Decay, Dis.
easeyoffhe Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
Vole train Philosophers brought by baneill and VIZ
nous habits. Great numbers have been already cur
eddy this pohe remedy. Prompted by RdsalTe, 10
benent the afncted and unfortunate will send the
recipe tor Preparing and using this MEDICINE, IN
Ssaled envelope' to any onswho needs Il, Free of
Cndfpf.n u "a q aI Vow .t ulNIf| NaA aN T InlN
Pleas insloHs postpaid seSslQPe Aadrssssd "a
/. srArIOH D, BIBLE HoUsE, ~ nSuYoTkcity3
p26Sm
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UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, sa,Os7, ,lee.ss.

Statement Of the condition Of the Hanover Fire In-
surancs Company, Of the City Of New York. on the
20 day Of January. 1906 in conformity with the laws
of the state " Ohio. enc - Pr4Ht asH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-13

Young men just stsFting IN buaInsss, whose ehIaI
capital 70 tner energy and dnsurs their
act Of disintersstsd honesty whom Known Ia
tors, would justly inereasether condolences m tham
II would shos, thAtthey didno Wish 70 Leave thar
friends exposed TO any AVoidAblsconingsn andtS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-13
BE SAFE FROM THE PANes OF WANT,

wonld thaae oblldrsA have a comfortable home, and
the means OF edueAhoni Would ths wife be indepen.
dent OF the cold charities Of the woTldi Would this
aState pay nv debts Would there be no sacrinoe Of
properly BY forced sslss OF an administrator to meet
lie edenAnds made when the market
tends Downward and fair prceB cannot be realiEedf
How few can answer those question 70 their sasfac.
tonl They fear to ask them, and cherish the belle
ish and cowsrdly. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-13
Meoical.
Suocess in Business.

No business can he truly successful which "a not
founded q real fitness ofthings. Tho article made
or sold must have fnerit sud supply psblic
want Success issWngirom tile olap,trapof advertise
Iua or the tncks oftrade mere ptetenHiOn and
display, will be only apparent aud N the end, hut de
ceiye the operator and hose who trust him. Hut n
an artice supplies public want and fairly meets lie
reasonable expectations, its success and general
adoption is merely question Of time. II may be
retarded by adverse influences sped by prospering
gales, tut in the end = e sure 70 win;
their oruntu a great public want. medicines FOR all
the common wants OF onlignted hie-cursbNes that
father mother nurse, or traveller coult always have
with them ans always rely upon-so simple that mis-
take could not bo made IN the selection, harmless
mat all mi ght use them with impunty, and efficient
that all gh rely upon them with safety such they
nave proved Thousands Of families use them daily
for ali the ailments aud sicknesses Of life and rarely
Thousands taking some single SPECIFIC, have cured
themselves OF chrome diseases which have been tho
bane Of their lives, aud upon which they have spent
hundreds in vain And among the m'liions who use
them none are found to question their purity or efh
HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine an tho al ,autsges Of tho best Homeopathic
treatment, without It's int icacy uncertainty. They
are prrpsradby n phyaican Of over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner, and thov have been en-
dor,oi snd recommended in the highest terms by
tho hun 'reds Of thousands who daily use them
with a case in your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering proven,
expense and loss Of time, or the children having the
Measles, OF Scarlet Fever, or Whoopiug cough, Of
eNeh rSfbIt " uAluk PiNNohtlNe7t th tilo tAso.
You may cureYo Children
OfCroup, or Collie, CT Tsothachs. or Headache, or
sleeplessness, or slisnnR nom Tee ething Worms,
or Indigestion, or We,ting the Bed, or CatArrh, or
Measles, or Whoopng. Cough, Scarlet FeVor, or
Dipthsrs, or Bad Cold, or Hoarseness, Running
ofthe Ears and nesfuess even scrofula, as thou.
sends have done and do daily.
You may ycureyOurself ~.
" Headache, Weak Stomach, Indigestion, or
H.llousness, or CstSrrh, or Bad Cold, Sore
Throat, or Hosrseness, or Liver Complaint or Piles,
VI Constipation. or Rheumatism, Sore or Weak
Eyes, Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or General
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics.
NOT FAM LY who hzve ever had one Of those
Family Cases OF HUNpHRsYs' SPECIFICS but would
give dye times its cost, rather than be NithoutIt
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of 30 large walls, in morocco, and Book OF
Direct $40 W
Case of 2s large walls, m morocco, and hook. 90
Case Of 20 large viSls, in morocco, and Book. on
Case Of ~ large walls, 10 plain case, and Book O0
Case Of is boxes (NO. TO l5), and Book...... OC
Case i any SIX boxes NO. TO l6), and Book, 20
LIST or
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-13
AN NUAlL EMIuM M

Might fAiEly b regarded a. The tEbuta Whlsh A an
night hsArt pays q the lhI1nS ef jusdss. -
-. y0An =; A;sToRPxLhAA,
Auls AaantfoS Dtyton AAa VIsllily
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cBRpIFIoATE on AUTHORITY.

10 expire On the Slst day OF January, 1881
af oFucE or fHS AUpcSoE op SfAFs, .ln
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@roical

TtHE combination OF ingredientsin these Pills are
IL the result Of al long and extensive practice. They
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstruatons, removing
all obstfuctions, whether from cold or otherwise
II eadache Pain In the Side, Paptation ofthe Heart
Whites, all Nervous Affections, Mysteries, Fatlgue
Pain In the Back and Limbs, &C., Disturbed Sleep
which arise from interruption OF nature. ans 71'
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS Ill, ..l
was tho commencement OF new era in the trsat!
en Of those Irregularities and oostructions which
femAle enjoy good health unless she is regular
and whenever obstruction takes place the general
health beginsto decline. W
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are tic only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied on for many years, or can rely
on now. BEWARE 0FIMTTA fI0NSi These Pills
form the finest Preparations put foriodrd, oTth I'M
MEDIATE aud PkRSLSTiHNTSUCCR DON'T
BE DECEIVED. Take this advert sement 10 your
MOST RDLLABLR FFMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which is cornprsedin
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS ID. .sIs
Are the most eiectusl remedy ever known for All
complaints peculiar TO Females To ali Glasses they
are invaluable tDdung, o.t eortaRty, periodical re-
ldYity. rheyare known to thousands, who have used
them at different times, throughout the hay
ing the sanction OF some OF the most snisnt Physi
osans IN America. -
E-peit directions, stating 5bst they bs.sd
with each the Ree One Dollar per BoE, contain,
ing nom my to sixty Pills.
Pills sent BY mail promptly, by remttingto the Pro-
prietor Sold BY Druggists TT,GJ JgseS2eeraliy neral
Propnetors, 81 Cedar street, New York,
Benton Durham, Cleveland, and John d. Park,
Cincinnati, wholesale agents. Bold in Dayton by
Druggists feeldly
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TINE FIRE DEPART mENT.
Communications ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON
Of $4,000 Asked For.

The regular meeting Of the Fire Commits
siouers was held yesterday afternoon at Fremens Hall
Present Commissioners Pinckney Engs, aud Booth.
Communications were received from Hose Co. No.
" requesting permission to take the hose carriage
used by them upon their contemplated excursion tie
10th Of October, which referred 90 the Chef.En.
encer to know il the apparatus could be spared from
Henry Rhodes, Assistant Foreman Hose Co. No. 20,
~ have his Company placed In active service which was
aid on the table; from George Gnryie. Hose Co. No.
a. desiring TO purchase the carriage now in use by
that Company, which was referred to Commissioners
Booth.
Commissioner Enes offered the following;
Res iced That the Controller he notified that the articles
reported by the Chief Engineer encumbeng the yard are
required Tor the VI this Department. ana VIII DO
dspossd Of by this Board
Adopted.
Commissioners Pinckney presented q report on com
municaton Of the Foreman Of Engine Co. No. asking
to be relieved from responsibility for certain furniture
ia honse Of that company accompanied WIN 'ho io'
lowing resolution;
Rssoed That this Department make no claim 70 ionntsn
post and lamp IN yard and to side lamp. on fhee no
and tho other property asked for by the Foreman VI NO
Al, chat the application be denied
Laid on the table until next meeting
Commissioner Engs offered the folioWing;
Rored That the Controer be requested 70 place the sum
of 900 on account the appropriation Tor ms department
for the ypsr 1865 subject 10 the drafts oil tho boaTa OH eha
alter this date.
Adopted
On motion the Board then adjourned.
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further snppes through the agents OF the Government
In the meantime the sympatbes OF friends IN the
North naturally became awakened, and large quantities
Of supplies Of all kinds were sent 70 Fortress
oners at Richmond; but the moment they passed be-
yond the control OF agents they fell into the hands
of the most unprncipcd aud shameless sconndrels that
ever dsgreced humanity. IL Is III proof that large
quantities of supples furnished by the bcnevoence OF
the North for the eef of suffering humanity in South
ern prisons piled up IN sight of the objects LOT
sbose relief those supplies were sent but beyond the
line of the prison guards and while the prisoners were
thus in sight If their own boxes they were not Only or
bidd 10 touch them but compelled To witness deIIe
dations upon them bv the guards themselves, VINO
Toasted upon their contents leaving the victims OF war
prey to that meTcess barbaism which will make one
of the darkest Iages in the history OF Rebellion when
will itself remain an astonisment 10 all pOsterity io
its almost causelcss existence.
MANY have supposed that it was In the power OF the
Government afford relief TO the prisoners In the South
BY to reiaatory treatment OF Neoel prisohe
in the North Ii il difficult 10 meet suggestion VI ths
kind nv nm .ppea the instincts OF civilized humanity,
because the mere suggestion supposes tie absence vi
those instincts and implies Willingness 10 see tbe
nuhc seutiment d. graded into barbarisID which wod
bnve mt the nation itself on the footing OF savages
whose only excuse for tLeir baTbarty Is their ignof
once ard their exclusion from the civilized world nc
dow must come wnen every tine American VIII De
prou of the reflection that the Government was sronB
enough 10 crush the Rebellion without losing tbe
smallest element Of ifs humanity or It's dignity, ana
stands before the world unmpeached IN Its true honor
aud glory. . =, 81. .....,. 4,
II Is uroper that should say that this statement Id
made upon nv individual responsibility and withou,
the knowledge of the Secretary of ar who, Is wen
known carefully abstaDs from appearing before inc
public in tie newspapers, ana Is content 70 ie. ~
y" " 1''''''' f. A. HITCHCOCK.
WASHINGTON Cir, D. c., August o. ls65.
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psresy Of gentle form. As the rude suctioneer e.
hibited it to the merccnary crowd and turned 1t upside
down, to display 1t to every advantage little cream
colored note fell from the pocket 1t contained Few
words written in hasty trembling hand. and read as
follows:
"DrAR LOUISE: God knows how much have
xronged you You deserve everything from me- yet
can do nothing am married to the woman my iathei
chose for me. / send you no more money. Goa
helm YOU and our little child. o DEATH that should
write this to you But Pm in helm hell
Who was Louse, and to what straits was she driven
before she parted with that pale watered Sikh fer
haps it was the old yet new story OF having loved
too well-trust, betrayal death. Or perhaps the de-
ceiyer lives courted and honored, while his victim ana
her child, which be speaks Of inmates OF house oil
infamy 1t would be difficult to trace them now, Dnt
such are the historical OF the pawnbrokefs
stock.
Feminine undertaking was also disposed o. There
we're crinones OF all dates, sizes and styles and IN all
stages of presery alton and decay. There were snow
white peticoats and long hose that spoke Of symmetr
cal limbs; and there was also the ghtfrlled snowy
chemsc which it seemed almost PROCLAMATION to exhibit
in public. But poverty must take its chance, and II ID
in vain TO moraze at pawnbroker's sale.
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civil and military were conclusive on thepoint that II
not acquitted the prisoner under the circumstances
was entitled tn all tie benefits " an scqnittaL nh
The President Of the Court inquired OF MI ieeA
whether he still here in the rcFton OF counsel"
Mr.. Peck replied that he was not ,... ss
The President said the JudgeAdvocate was per rs
the counsel of the defendant, the gentleman a"N '
associates having withdrawn u.o,sib;lity
JuSge.Adyocafe Chapman seid as the responsip.'hs
now attached 10 him of appearing for the not
asked an adjournment nntll tonorro" ne regretted
the retiring of tie counsel Judge Hughes h"n . ~
record the remark that he made no auion 10 pats In
soldier not being that he had Dee II, record on
reply to that he merely referred 10 '"'
file in the War Department a, 10 ,oloc,- o,norrow
The Commission adjourned until l. oi0'A '0'N'0'''"
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HEAVY BBERY.
A Silver Mandatory Entered by burglars
and the safes Robbed Of Diamonds md
Silver Waro TO tho Amount Of Over
S13,OOO-A Watch Deg Poisoned oy
the Thievss-Arrest Of the Alleged Bob

On the evening Of the 10th inst, Mr.. Francis
w. Cooper left his silverware mnnuiactory' a. 'he
corner Of Amity and Macdougal.sts. at the usual
hour. At about o'clock he returned bringing VIII"
him large Newfoundland dog, which he left on the
premises az q safeguard. While closing the store o"
the last OCCASION he noticed who had frequently
called into tho building for the alleged purpose OF making
purchases, hanging around the vicinity. lie matter
excited no comment from him however
On entering the premises the following morning he
found that they had been entered the previous
the watchdog poisoned By giving him dose OF strych'
nine Two iron safes in the Office were found TO nave
been opened by means Of false KEYS and robbed Of dia
monds to the amount OF $4,000. silver ware valued at
60 600 and other small articles 10 the amount Of $40
The boxes ard papers which had contained the stolen
goods were strown upon tie hoor.
Information Of the loss was conveyed to John D.
Young Chief Of tie Detective force, and Capt jour
dan Of the Sixth Precinct and the latter oihcer anu
Detective Elder investigated the matter MI cooper
gayo them q minute description OF the man "hoh he
sow hanging around the premises the night preceding
the robbery and added that about MOI Ia previous
the same suspicious stranger had called upod him at the
mandatory and wished 10 know II he (Mr cooper
would buy OF him 100 ounces OF silver at the same time
Cooper reuled that be not In the habit oi ou! ING
from Strangers but told him lie might bring the SILVER
there and he would look il. The stranger eit and
was not again seen lp, the expiration OF two week.
when lac came into the mandatory and told MF
Cooper be had disposed Of the silver and now wished
have some articles manufactured and would Ike TO sec
some specimens. A number were taken IRON the saf'
and shown Lin. and, romorkng that he would 30 and
bring his wife before ordering any articles he le anc
was not again seen by Mr. Cooper until the evening
preceding the robbery whom he was seen by that gen
tlenan IN the vicinity OF the mandatory
From the description Of the suspected thiet the oil
GERS are convinced that he none other shln DAME
Bartlett a most notorious burglar and on Tuesday
night accompanied by Rouudsnan Mcdonnell of The
SIKH Precinct they succeeded In arrcsting Bartlett at
one Of his bnunts. and young man named William
Coleman Yesterday they were arragLed before jus
tico Hogan and were fully identified by two Witnesses
as the person., seen by them while attempting to oper
the door of tie mnnufactory They were committed Il
the Tombs BY the aestrnte Bartlett states that h'
in aged - year, but refuses to say anything about tb'
burglary lie has already served Ia years and 81,
months ~ the prisons OF NewYork and Massachusetts
Coleman is aged about ~ years ami is a!so very re
ticeni None Of the stolen property has yet been re
covered.
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THE TRIAL OF WIRZ.
The Commission Dissolved anu
Reoonvened.
New. Charges and Specifications
r. e. Lee, James E. Seldom and L. D.
Northrop Omitted.
a PASSAGE AT ARMS.
A eAssAau AT ARMS
rHE PRISONERS COUNSEL RETIREs
ADJOURNMENT UNTIL TO-DAY.
s,.oisl Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aug. % 1861
The nostponement of the triel of Wirz, the
A ndersonville Jailor and the summary and abrupt
~;,hdrswal Of his counsel is exciting any amount OF
comment about town and lie regarded with the greatest
sisgus by of witnesses who for the last TWO
weeks have been subject 10 the infieton oil 'he
fabulous prices charged here for board.
Alof these witnesses have at great sacrifice come
IRE and with sincere desire to the ends of i'm
- tal Justice and should not be detained single mo-
mt longer than necessity requires
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~ For sale by News Agents.
NOVICE TO THE PUBLyC.-In the yes'

NOTICE IL HE IL Di-tt.--il Wv te"s
n 1875 the writer embarked in the Drug Business IN ne
civ of Phisde ph H. snd viii thus engaged made se'su
exnerrsnts "a regard TO the mos, desirable moce OF psr
IN Find Extracts lily efforts being successn-the sa~
benr approved and used by the Medical Faculty Wa a
sirons OF placing them the public, but hesitiN f
some time before concluding 70 resort 10 newspaper se
Using knowing OF the pTsudce bst existed ~ th' nesa
many against using advertised Medicines o. so'"' ~
through the ADVICE Of friend. and those Who had usea u
this Oh elton overcome. N - ~
Ater iB wears eyeriious. commencing IN sni-h wy -
nopuili,y eff ny articles has extended 10 al p4u us
limited states ard widely hrou-hou. Foreign cooAnesse
tins in the face OF auch opposition livery meahs ha uess
resorted to by nuY prG dealers sice the ht
c.s, have been kown-such advertising larger oole
less price cen.lrng all o,heT propaat ms slc even eot
nv adyertisemenis-bu EN- happy 70 saie inst ous
many who have resorej this have been succea~
MY OBJECT
In this notice make facts known to the puoc nc "
spectr deacr believing. after many years exr'nos
tks the Druggists vii oiscogntTndnce such pfoceei0p 20
that the reputation ny articles may not De dsnss ?! -
u.e OF inferior or spurious ones.
knowing that many may read this article who s snse
qua nted with NE append lew rrinaTAs iron hose ~
native city, and whose known N ~ piS q ~
world: 4.
BEING personay acquainted with Mr.. ". T. Pensola
aforas me pe.sure in stang heye been most asonty In
pressed with III. energy snd integrity ad grained a. Us S
.e.. WILLIAM WEIGhlAAS,
Finn OF Powers Weishimsn,
Ninth and Browl-s;s, Philadelphia
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frr,nina Rrlletin. PiRaSe'aN,. |

"When on a vi u tie city q Nen or e" Day, "a
wa. induced TO call on orr Old friend ird townsmn NJ T.
T. Helmbod Druggist. Nc. 59i Broadway \. L. III sSo
is Mode-a per ect Gemthe handsom.st Of any sne :"
have ever had the pleasure viewing aid % Extensive ~
"a feet trout hye stories IN hight, and over 20 fte ceg
indeed affords much pleasure TO know that ne s t,ss
successful and Il i. simple evidence OF The merits Of % n
ticesas in our hole pere Lave nci nNs
o! tho success o; any articles without Notwithstanding
mer s,y bIin gipg the name before the people,
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HISS ZELDA HARRISON.

MISS ZELDA HARRISON,
Va THE YOUNG AMERICAN CONihN hh ~, rrRsf
pupii of Madame f. Seruin bees % anuor,o lo5ysre
GRAND CONCERT N her NATIVE ~ sIpIInnaY EyEN'
Hall Broadway opposite Eirv.nth-st. on fhip MONDAY
ING Aug -, and at the Atheneam brooA''' w.
Aug. 20. ..,, p,ouop
the great prima donna, las kindly consented 10 AFP
Err. CHARLES LAsCELLEs, o.t,r emf
the celebrated Comic and Descriptive 'oc.n'-c mmsnce
men, artiats viii appear. Admission ~ GEMS
aa'c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

An Irishman named Doyle, while intoxicated
drowned in the Yantic River. near Yantie Co...
on Saturday night. '''
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ADygRrIsExxST.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF
DITCIIIJ

Will cure all diseases OF the Kidneys snd blsdee'. NJ
Pain or Week.-Mrs. in the Back, Structures &C. set
iii MBoLDis FLUID EXTRACT OF bUChe
is pure huid extract. not weak ia or niu'ioA
thing ncedul Tor all ccmp alnts incident % fenses
ticulaTs send fof Circular. - -, ,,,.cur
HsLAIBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT bCeho y,a
cures Gravel and Dropsica Swell n,s r5s'.s 1rs IL
Women or Children in fact. ALL nlsEe - Isowr
ala nf Duretic IL the ereate, Tonic and n.
perfectly sale psa.ani taste and oaO' and iHh'~
action
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HELMBOLDS
FLUID
EXTRACT or SARSAPARILLA'

HiGHLY CONCENTRATED. ,h. sule
Que bottle equivalent IN strength 10 one s-''0H "
OF Decoci ION. . a,..,v expeliIg y
IL reaches the seat Of the disease mmedAey' Cap
UIJMORS OF TuE BLOOD, and o,,,ov,
RFAUrIFYlkG THE COMPLtAlVyN, .s.si-gly
These articles being of such strength me ee sos Arry
small From tls. fact Il is used in the Jared a.oout tts
Hospitals and the public Sanitary Institutions ''
land.
70. Sold by all Drugsists everywhere
Tt-Ask for Helmbold's. Take DO e-Aer Z, ana by hb
rSy-Cut on. the advertisement ard seHd i0' ~ -
means avoid Counterfeit.