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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

CANE II TIE SouTH.-For the past
four years men have been 90 earnestly
engaged in hunting down and shooting
one another in the South, thai game Of
all kinds has had comparatively holi-
day. The consequence has been an
enormous multiplication of every species
of edible bird and quAdruped. Deer
and bear are reported to have re-appear-
ed in districts where they had not been
seen for many years prior to the COM
mencemeut Of the war. Qusils and
rabbits literally swarm in the desolated
settlements of Virginia, and it is stated
that last summer patridges actually
made their nests in some OF the streets Of
Charleston. The fact is that large tracts
Of land in the South, which were highly
cultivated and by no means spArsely
populated at the beginning of the rebel
lion, have approached the condition Of
the primsVal wilderness. The gossipping
owls in the eastern story, that congrstu-
lated each other on living in sn age
when war provided them with plenty Of
raina 20 NOPE in, were not more al
home amid the dssolAtion wrought b
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

0uR DurY.-We can refer to the col.
umns of the Journal for abundant evi-
denee that we have always aided every
effort in behalf Of our eountrY'a noble
defenders. There are some facts, how
ever, thai We think ought to be under
stood by our people before they 90 too
far in sending their contributions away
from our own State. We are informed
that efforts are being made TO procure
large contributions in Indiana in aid of
the great Northwestern Sanitary Fair,
soon to be held in Chicago. Now, while
it is probable that portion of the pro-
ceeds Of this Fair will be sent TO the
army, it's quite certain that the great
bulk thereof will be applisd 10 she srec-
tion of . magnificent Soldiers Home in
Chicago Our people are aware lhat IN
accordance with the call of our Cover.
nor, q movement is inst being inangura.
ted in our State for the erection Of q
Home for our noble Indiana soldiers as
soon as. Il can be accomplished. In
view Of these facts, we would suggest to
our people that the ada9e that "chArity
begins a. home" should be made 10 ap-
ply 10 this case, and that while they ex-
tend to the people of our sister State all
aid that can consistently be afforded,
they begin BY sending q liberal eoutri-
button TO aid this effort in bahAR of our
own Indiana boyA-IndiaHapoiis yossr.
.s1I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
The British ArmOr-PIated Ram Agln.
court.

court
We find in q London paper the an
nexed description Of the Agincourt,
monster armor-pIated ram Of $3.50 tons
burden and 1850 horsepower, which, as
already noted, was hOated on March
9th from Laird's ship building yard,
Birkenhead, in the presence Of about
10000 spectators. She is said to be one
Of the most powerful vessels Of war ever
constructed, and, it is expected, she will
be fully equipped and ready for sea early
in June:
It is rather more than three years
since the works Of the Agincourt were
commenced, and the 6rBt plate of the
keel was lowered into the dock to its
inal place on the blocks, in June, 1862.
The total weight of the ship armor-
plating and machinery is more than
5000 tons. During the course Of her
construction as many as / 900 men have
been employed upon this one ship, vary
ing according to The different stages Of
the work The Dimensions of the ship
are: Length over all 4l0 feet; length
between perpendicular, 400 feet;
breadth, extreme, 50 feet 81 inches; ton
mage $3.50 tons; draft of water Abaft,
26feet; ditto forward, 25 feet; height Of
port sills above water, 10 feet; number
Of ports on each aide, 20; of which two
on each side are suited for l2 ton 300
ponnder guns, and the remainder for
l00-poander Somerset naval guns, or
100pounder Armstrong; The armor-
plating 81 inches ct iron-bolted on to 10
inches Of teak extending from 5 feet be-
low the water line 10, the gunwale, or
total height of abent 2l feet, The ar
NOR plates are rolled. For about 80 feet
at the extreme ends Of the vessei the
thickness is slightly reduced 80 as to
give bouyancy to the vessel, the thick
ness at the stem being 3 inches, and
under the counter about n inches. The
stem is formed in the ram shape, and is
q solid forging OF enormous strength.
| The stern frame weighs upwards OF 40
tons. --' s-~ tiaiA - = ao~l e
The hall of the vessel is Of iron of
very great strength, and divided into
numerous water.tight compartments BY
both longitudinal aud athwart-ship bulk
heads, and there is also watertight in
ner skin, forming q double bottom to
give security against danger of the ves-
sci sinking in case of the bottom being
injured BY striking on rocks. The upper
deck ID plated with iron Of an inch
thick underneath the wooden deck to
resist shell firing. The whole of the
internal fittings are Of the most elabor-
/
ing cabins, store-rooms, magazines,
she'll rooms, and the various fittings for
the accommodation of she crew and the
working Of the guns. The engines are
Of $50 horse power nominal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

Sultan Mahmoud, than their tribe are
now among the blasted homestesds of
the Old Dominion. The Southern bEz'
yards and crows have increased in mum
Der ten-fold, it is said. "Some parts Of
Yirginis, we read, ''are positively alive
with earrion-feeding birds" In the
mean time, they we're never 80 scarce
here. Our crows and vultures, instraet-
ed by their instincts, have migrated to
the dark and bloody ground, "Where
the carcass is, there shall the eagles be
gathered"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
81 THE 4 az LEE
Exclusively for The Journal.
our SPECIAL REPORT.


NKw YoRK, June 4-Advices from
New Orleans give the details of the
surrender Of Kirby Smiths forces, bat
the main facts have already been pub
lisbed
Some Of the rebel Generals have
asked permission of Gen. Candy to take
20, 600 Of their troops across the Rio
Grande into Mexico, as the associates Of
President JuaraE
The rebel Generals are very anxious
to ship and sell eaough cotton to pay
their troops, but this was refused.
The rebel General Price has gone to
Galseston, IN the transport Clinton.
Generals Banckner and Brent have
returned to Alexandra, accompanied
by Gen. Heron, who will arrange for
the occupation 9th country by Union
troops s&2
4 Gen. Bailey siexpedition from Mobile
had arrived at Baton Rouge, and were
enthusiastically received by the people
along ths whole line Of march. NJ
armed bodies of men were seen except
few guerriilas, q portion Of whom
dashed into our lines at Eaton, Miss,
and shot one of our men and then
escaped. The citizens eo-operSted with
our troops in the attempt to capture
them. bs E
A Richmond letter says that q mem
Der of the English Parliament has Of
fered Gen Lee beautiful residence in
the city Of London and sum of money,
the interest Of which woald support
himself and family for life.
President Johuson's Amnesty Procla-
nation made the citizens Of Richmond
feel very social Gen. Hill had taken
the oath of allegiance.
j. A large portion Of the 9th Corps were
assumed to be mustered out There
win be grand review previous thereto
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
A-AANSA&Na OFFASkt
WAEHINgroN Maw 3lat iS65
caiI for sorthern Emigration.

Nav YoRK, June 5.-Ths Southern
papers are urgent for immigration from
the North, and their statements OF the
circumstances indicate that an almost
inexhaustable Geld for Northern enter
prise in agricultural, commercial and
other industrial pursuits, is now, or will
saon be, open in that region BY the ter.
mination OF the rebellion
The advantages Of Virginia and
Texas for colonies Of this kind, are par
ticularly urged by the journalistic Advo-
Gates of those States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06


CAIRo, June 4.-The steamer Siivr
Moon, from Memphis TO Cincinnati,
passed up last night
Cotton has declined; middling asa
29c; strictly middlng Sl@S2si good
Sac.
Judges Yerger and Shirley and Hon
James Hamilton, arrived here last night
en- route to Washington TO confer with
the President on the subject of re-organ-
izing the civil Government of the State
of Mississippi.
Senator Ebrit Hahn, Of Louisiana,
arrived this morning. 1t is understood
that be will make Gu extended tour Of
the United States
The landslide as Columbus proves to
be less extensive than at first represent
ed. No loss of life occurred.
The Mexican town of Poldras Negras
was captured by the Liberals on the
Oath alt.
The blocksde-runner Devlin, in trying
to get into Galveston with a valuable
cargo, was ran ashore aud destroyed By
the United States steamer Seminole.
General Steele arrived from MOBILE
on the 28th ult., having been assigned
to new command in the Department Of
the Gulf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
Grant, Thomas, and LogAn amvitsd 80
New Tork.

NEw YoRK, June A Washington
special to the 7Smcs says:
A committee Of three gentlemen from
New York, consisting Of Mr.. Anderson,
Petton and Thatcher, arrived here this
morning, for the purpose Of inviting
Generals Grant, Thomas and Logan, 20
be present At the great meeting al the
New York Academy Of Music On Wed
nssday night
The committee had an interview with
Gen. Grant TO day, and he has decided
positively to be present At the meeting.
he will arrive in New York on Wednes-
day morning and remain until Thurs.
day morning, when be will proceed to
West Point, TO attend the examination
progressing there, and then make =
fyinI visit 10 Chicago, 10 attend the
great %air there.
Il is possible that Thomas and Logan
will also be present. though they have
not given positive answer 10 the com
mittee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
Progrsas OF ahs conspIrasy TrIAI.

WAsHfEGroS, May 4-The conspiracy
trial will occupy the present week. Ar
guments commence on Wednesday and
il viii be two weeks before the findings
will be promulgated
The Government is selling large num-
bers Of draft horses and muies
II is asserted on reliable authority
that the President is considering the
propriety of eonvening Congrsss as
early as the lst Of ociobar.
Secretary Seward visited The State De-
partment on Saturday. he was able 10
walk up the steps, but required rest a,
each landing.
Duf. Green has taken the amnesty
oath
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

css, for her sweet smile to encourage the
Eayering, and reward the daring.
In this dark hour Of trial let ne not
forget TO ask for the prayers Of the
righteonA Let us seek for aid from that
Just Being who giveth not ths battle to
the strong alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
WALL PAPER, sc.

TUsr RRCEIvKD -A LARGE AND WE'LL
d ssiaessd ssortms1t CT Val and WindcE
sapers, pIsir and fgured, which the public are
nYItsd 10 cali and examine befors purchasing
.l@swha~e.
Abc = nsW supply Of Tsnnys0n's new posl-
MxeeM lABEz-in paeaE eSFsrss PEtes = esztss
eJsl 2 474zt t1AA- T. HkALx'a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
8. w. Boynton. M. o..

\ ATE OF CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
II psrmansDt pssldsnt Of Egansyills, offers
his professional services ~ tha eiiizsns OF this
city and vicinity. from his extensive expsrience
10 the Hospital aHd general practice Of Medicine
aud Surgery Ia the former city, he feels oonhdsnt
OF bis abb tty TO care mauy eassa which have re-
sisted t. rdsual modes % .tFeutnlept.
ParticalAf HtteLltioD gig#a n be treatment
climate suoh Aakssess aHd Aqua, Bilions Fever,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
OFEIQk. .ANO KEsIDENCE.
AaesaszaMAAN - esfrasA = .r4aAsse ssss
Corner First and walnut Streets


IEo hAFltt ttkAAH n .EAH
CiscrSaATf ~. March VI, fsa4
This IL 20 ecrtifs th3 hwS. lhe uasrslsf,f31 have
oe0n Intimately sseq al1iAa sith q. w. boyuton,
h. D., for about eight .geafs DHfing the iast sx
ysAFs be has beetH en gagged An aIer4tev and sue.
ossfnl practlcs aot Msdic Inc is thfa Guy. lie
leaves here on Roe0a 10 Of al iatatL s,ltfraa
We take gssat plessurs VI recommending htrs
both socially sud profession ally ee1i isman Of
oxeeilsDt ulOFnls. and Occupying = prominent po-
stt0n arnong tle fbs sstetauA of city aud hope
he may succeed we'll siHss bers as he las done
With Us HHt q. .FREEMAN. N. sDl, ss1 tzs
Professor Of Surgery ls Eelsciic Medieal IustI.
tuts, Ciucinusitsfll sls1 a-
q J0BE h. .sOUDDER, NJ. D.,
ffoftsa0r VI fiaa LhaaE massi akaAisa
eiRo la the x. 81 Institute
II. D. GAaHtsUeg, 81. d T
Late rofsasor Of Cl.niIst4 aad Pbys{olsoy In
tbs above Medical InstitanS N H kIeelOlsm 5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
!. -. SKIRTS. '-...s ... .....
N Z w ~ KIR IT
ron
1868 1905.
Ths Greatest Invention Of the Agsin
HOOP SKIRTS.

.. w. BRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIc (or doubisl SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY a OARY, QAte J. I. a o. J.
Vest, SOLE PR0PRlETOES AND AAURAo-
TURkks, 97 ohambsrs, and 70 and 81 keads
THIS IHvEETIoN consists Of Duplex lor
two) IlHptfc Steel Springs, ingeniouaiy braided
tightly and firmly toestaer, edge 20 edge, making
the toughest, most fsxibis, elastic and durable
Spring eyer used. They seldom bend OF break,
like the sinsle Springs, and consequently preserve
their peTfct and beautiful shape twice - long -
any other skirt. @8 #fEA s4@
The wonderful Gsxibility and great com fort and
pleasure % any lady wearing the DuPlex filiptie
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, ChuEoh Pews, Arm-Chairs, for Promenade
and House Dress, a. the Skirt ean be folded when
IN uss % occupy smAll piseo, e sAsilyasa SIN
muslin dress -
A lady baving enjoyed ths pIsasurs, comfort
and convsnienes OF wearing ths Duplex Ifiptie
Steel Spring Skirt for a single day win never
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
For Children, Misses and Young Lsdfes they ere
superior 20 all others Ef = 7af sar e - 81
They are the best quality IN every part, and un-
questionably the Lightest, Most Desirable, Com
Portable and Economical Skirt ever made.
FOR SALE In all arst-ciass Stores IN this city,
and throughout the United States and Canada.
havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the
EsoUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILLIPTTU
SKIRT.
Patent Duplex Illlptic Skirt,
Elegance LIghtness, Comforts and
Economy ....r-e.s.
Ard Internationally the most desirable article
J.F4s. A. COOLIDGE,
mr-sm 20 fasss Hand I6 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

LoUIsvILLR, Ky, June 4.-John Lewis
(colored), convicted by court MARTIAL Of
the murder of Thos. G. McGraW, Of
Shelbyyille, Ky, has been sentenced to
be hanged on tha 30th Of June
General Palmer has issued an order
that the city courts shall release from
confinement an slaves convicted Of
hirelng their own time.
Generals Castar, Wood, Upton, Alex.
andera aud Whitaker have arrived. Gen-
eTal Palmer lett at noon to-day for
Washington.
About 1000 soldiers Of the army Of
the .Tenhessss, arrived from Psrkers-
burg this moEuing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
Cor. MAIN & 7th Streets.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
CARPENTER.
LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet Light Bread.

sweet 111S IlL 6EOAu.
OTRATToE's CELEBRATED YEAST COM
- pound, ths very bsst article for f4EIiiy baking
ever invented These cakes, whenever they hAss
come in eOmpetion with other yeast cakes have
inyAEiAbly carr led Of tbs premium.
The trade Gan Be supplied ~ A @. Halloek's
Drug stors, No. 10 South First street, neAE tbs
PestoH5ca. EvAnsviile Ina dasl6 @a-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

NEW YoRK, June 4-Ths Herald >
Washington correspondent reports the
arrest Of Governor McGrath, Of South
Carolina, at Columbia, on the 9th ult /,
foe high treason. He was taken 20 Hill
ton Head, and will soon be sent North
for trial.
He surrendered himself quietly to
Lieut. Beck, who was sent to arrest him.
Wade Hampton has escaped, and bis
whereabouts is not known.
Before the arrest of McGrath, be is
sued a proclaim alton suspendiDg bis own
functions as Executive Of the State,
stating that the war is over, and that il
is the duty Of the people to forbear from
any opposition which is hopeless, and to
reconcils themselves 10 that submission
which the. government of the United
States can impose, and they cannot re-
sist BE urges them to resume their
peaceful pursuits, and says be is willing
TO meet the charges against him at any
time and place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
gconsratuIm,ory order.
Z ls congratuIatory Order.
NEw YoRK, Jane 4-Gen. Grant has
issued the following congrstalatory al
dress to his armies:
WAR DEPARTMEST,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Ia Waahin ntnn Lima . laGS |


saaa Washington, June 2, 1865
: Gen. orders, No. tO8:
SOLDIERS OF THE Array OF THE UEITED
STATES: By your patriotic devotion TO
your country in the hour of danger and
alarm, Jour magnificent fighting, brave
~ and endurance, you have maintained
the supremacy of the Constitution aud
the Union over al armed opposition to
the enforcement Of the laws, and Of the
Proclamation forever abolishing slavery,
the cause and pressxt Of the rebellion,
and opened the way for the
rightfui authorities 20 restore or.
der and iuaugurate peace on
g permanent and enduring basis
on every foot Of Union soil. Oar
marches, sieges, battles, your endurance,
resolution, and the brillianey Of the re-
suits dims the lustre of the world IN
military achievmeRts, and will be the
patriots precedent in the defence of
liberty and right in all time OF come.
10 obedience to your country's call
you left your homes and your families
and volunteered in its defence. Nov
victory has crowned your valor and
gratitude is showsred on your pstrio.
hsada You have the highest honors
that q great and free nation can accord.
You viii soon be permitted to return to
your homes and families, conscious of
having discharged the highest duties Of
American citizens. To achieve these
gloriops triamphs and secure to your.
selves and four fellow-eountrymen and
posterity the blessings Of free institu-
tions, tens Of thousands Of your gal.
Isnt comrades have fallen and sealed a
priceless legacy with Their EveA The
graves Of these . greatfal nation be-
dsws with tears in honor Of their mem
ory. and win forever cherish and support
their stricken families.
lsigaedl o. s GRANT,
Lieut. Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06


GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT. And
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
i AFTER URtNATING.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLAD-
DRR, INgLAMATIoN or THE KIDNEYS,
OATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
sTBANGULARH AND BuRSING, or PAINFUL
URIEAfIHG.
Yer these diseases II Ia truly sovereign remedy
aud too much cannot hc said IA its praise. A sin
gle do@e has been known 20 reinve the most urgent
Aro you troubled with that distressing palu IN
the smalkaf. .fha. .haek. and sthronghs the hissaA
tsAapooufui day Of the Constitution water gill
relieve you like magie~llsA4& II @8tL
PHYSICIANS
Have long SINE efvpu tp The use ef buehus cuhees
aud juniper In tAe treatment Of these Diseases,
80" ' % CONSTITUTION INST ri III = WATER
Has proved itself equal 70 the task that has de-
v0'v'd upon w. ptrRrr1cs & 81
Irritats and dreneh the kidnoys aud by constant
uss produce ehrouie Degeneration and eonhrasea
disease. .&s@AA kuHF
IN pYsMnEoRRHGk. or PAINFUL MEN.
sFaqAHIGSS,lAHsRR bs FnSSHsR fho%fNai FESSTsh''A'
BoGh diseases arising from faulty secretion Of
the msnstruAl auid-in one case being too little
and nccompaniads hy beseFe pain aHd the other =
500 profuse secretion, which wiir 70 speedily cured
,hy the Constitution Water. - "a So = ...
Ths dissaas known aa FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which Is the result Of the relaxation Of
che ligaments Of that organ, aud 10 knowo by
ssnss Of ,hsaEiRess aad 9raggins psi9s a. abe
back and aides, and nc 90 BY sharp
--ianeinating or shooting pains through tbs Parts
aEsctsd, will IN ai cases. be removed BY tho med
tcine.
There n arcthc-s rlass~cf sympsems srisins
FROM IRRITATION. 0F tbs Moaibs which
pbysieiana cali HervoGnneas arlich word covers
ap much ignorance, and In nine cases Qua o.
ten this doeseru do nOt raaily kGoss wf sth the
symptors ere the disease, the disease The aymp-
toms. We can emily enuaaerate them herds 4
spoak more parttcuiaTly 81 cold fett palpitation
% the heart, inpAired nlt uory, Ssak-sallnes
aAshss Of beat langaor, laasitnds. aud dinnesa OF
xtsion.
SUPPRESSED MENsTRuATIoN
which tn the unmarried tems ie i q eonstAnt r.
CURING disease, and through nRgtecs tle sceas Of
more grave sad dangerous nisiAdtez aTe tta rssalt
aud a. month after anoe IN pAsses without ass uf
fort being made 20 assist Eziars. ths sUfl ses.
sion becomes chrOnie, The patirus gTsAinahy Aases
her appetite. the bowels ocnsttpstet sstElt
sweats coma on sad co1sumFtion nualiy Sad- h-i
career. -#eg
s~ For sale by Aal pragvIsts. Price 81. -s&
WIN. n. GREaG ; CO., Proprietors.
MORGAN A ALLEN, General Agents, No. ae
* For i ssis IN E'T ohisaso by rULLEE. FINCH a
FObGAAA.1 @-f' -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
The President's Order Releasing
HaFrts.

NEw YoRK. June 5.-The following is
President Johnson's order. releasing the
Maryland Congressman, Harris, convict.
ed With tAmpsring with rebel soldiers:
Executive OFFIcE,
WAsAISGroN, May Slst, 1865. !
In the written case Of Benz. @. HAr-
ris, the findings and sentence after the
court are hereby approved and confirm
ed. Additional evidence and afhdavits,
however, bearing on this case, aud favor
able to the accused having been pre-
seuted to and considered BY me, since
the sentence aforesaid, deem il proper
70 direct that the sentence in the case
Of said Harris be remitted, and that be
be released from imprisonment
CSignsdl ANDREW JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

WHAT ia ouR DUrY7

There can be but one answer; To
stand by our colors--to battle for our
rights-to remain firm and united, and
as band of brothers to share one fate.
Division and discord would be our ruin.
Let these hellish passions gain the as
tendency and then we are lost indeed.
We could not defend ourselves against
insult and outrage. We should be sur
rendering at discretion. We should
close bright career in darkness and
shroud ourselves with the drapery of
infamy. The world which has admired
our heroism and sacrifices OF. self, would
scorn and detast us as base towards. If
ever there was q time to try the souls
of men" it is now upon US. Let US not
shrink.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
FERNs--IE ABTI BOE.
MEDICAL.


To Purify, Enrich the BIood, aad
D-aatlfy the Complsxion, uze Heimboldfs Highly
Concentrated EztrAet sAFsaffs Ia One bottle
squalls In streDgtk ons kAflSs or ths syrap or
Dec0etion.
Why InJurs the Completion by
Powders or WAshss, Il eb alfgks Dr lIl bp tho
pores 81 ths skin. when Hslmboids ExGraet sar-
s.paFilla ans ssrs better the safs purpose aud In
nlets 90 barn. La aaix Iayi1-smdAw
Thing OF beauty Is = Joy FOR.
ever Tn, 30 who ds Ire bFilisBcy Of COMPLEXION
bold's ceneentrafsa Extrac, aarsapArIfta fnyaria.
bly dOss. Reeotl ct itIs no psssbt msdiclns. Ask
Tor Hslmboid's. Take n0 other.
Helm bold's EHffaet orSarsaparfIIn
ehanses AMI rsDOvates fih blood. iDs9ls ghs vlger
u health iato the systsfa and purkes 0uf the
hnmors that make disease .FLa
Beware Of sCounterfsifss anea un-
lied dealers ssvorieg o. dispose Of their
Own and other preparations, on the r. putation at.
selosd BY Hslmboid 0esains Prrpsrsfions
A Clear, Smooth ska aud Reanff-
1ui CompisKisn fOiiOs tbs dc N Heimbold's
>Csbeon rated FlrGHEatrabt BaFsapariIIa It re-
laosss black spstss piwpifs5 sud NH sFuDtions Of
the skin. ee - arain ~
Not n few Of the WorsT TJT19rdSr1
th It alct E1abkiad ariss from eorrupfiOns Of the
blood. Hsimbold's Exirect or SaTsaparilla 10 q
remedy Of the utmost value
Quantity ys.14uAiity.-HrIInb IIn boId,s
Kxtract FARSI p4rifia--s b. doss Il small Those
dssire lArss qua tify, aud large doses Of msdi.
eiBe-sbh. s'
Helm boid's Coneentrafed Extract
Buehu IL the Great Diurstic. -Helmbold's Con-
osntratsd Extract rarsapAriils ~ the great Blood
Par hsr. Both are prtparsd according 70 rHles
OF Pharmacy aHd A b nlatry, aud are the nomt
&C I've that can be mafs.