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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-15
WHIT TIE SURGEONS SAP or TIE 81
1EARiIAN'S REMEDIES


Baltimore, Nd, Feb. -, 1904. I
81 have great satisfaction 10 stating that Z have
used "1hs Samaritan ReHeiies' for Nenareai DIS.
esse in It's most eusi Onlary form; that have used
them With judgment, discretion, snd property. ami
have found them % respond 10 my aniicipat 90 4.
promptly and ehectusily. Knowing their conaps,-
sati8u have the fullest confidence ia their efficacy
and As fsr AS my use Of them extends I recommend
them strongly. ALFRED Q B0wERs
Assistant Surgeon 9th New York Vols"
Let it be understood that these remedies are as
recomulendeo and VIII positively cure the diseases
fer which they are offered. m
Price o. Male Packages Samartan's Gin $40
Female s. 90; Root ADD Herb ia ~ 81 20; Wash
5Uceni-
sold by W. J. a c. W. SMITH, druggists.
Corner Chur b and Vine streets.
NAsHyILlE, TESS-
Desmond R Co, Propne.ors, 9l5 Race streets,
Philsdelphia- TfW ea
jsnl8-6m.
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L.unnber

,UOlJ FEET DRESSED FLOORING,
400 FEET one inch seasooed common Dc2rds5
500 clear
Just received and Tor sale By
D b. DICKET, Agent
Bread snd hlgh SIS
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An DE seods 10 TIE aboYs List wi D. soit Eith-
ont reserysfiuu Tor OK poLLsE each lsrtlneate5
I'd III the yar10as articles are piaoed SIMILAR en-
yeiopes aad sealed. These eugei0pea Eil De sens
~ mali on delivered u our office, Without regard
- choices. On receiving eerisfaie you vii aea
what it represents, and it h pptonal gish yo1 %
sepd one ddsr aud receive the aftlcle named, OF
any other IN tne let 81 Ealaes ID "a franaae
ions bv mail Es charge Tor forNariiinE The certf-
Gates paying postage and doinE tsfe business, -
cents each. FIVE CERTiEioATEs viii ~ seat for 81
ELgvEs for 81; THErF for s.: Sixfr-FIFz ior 80.
and OEE HUNDEE0 Tor SIS. BY this mode eve
selections from aFarisd sioaf ~ rae goods ol ii4e
best make add atesL stYies, ald n ipfrinsc sorit
- a nominal price. While al have chance Of seen-
ring srsaies % sheFeTy higisest Fsiue.
We guarantee entire satisfaction ~ eTery iustance
and Il thess should b any pefsou dissatsnsd Fith
any artHse they may reesiFe, thgy may irumedisie-
. return .. and the price viii be fefuBded.
AGEsrs.-Ne allow those set.nR a. kgents, Ten
Cent OBJ each Certificate ordered, provided Their
remittance amount 70 Cue Dollar.
They saih collect twenty five cenis iof every Ger
tihate, and reianng 10 cents, Eeit % a. IS eeuls
Tor each.
jagif-3fn 313 Broadway nee f9rk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
R.minisesnos. OF john PhnnIx.

The great beauty Of the bnmor of john
Phenlx (Lieut. DARBY) was that there
WAS not o particle OF Miniature about IL
He was not one Of those sour, disconten'ed.
"a, ,iricaI, practical jokers. SO naturally aud
Justly ,sGooptd iu society. Good nature
aud good fellowship he cherished. and be
yond thess, save iu the way OF harmless
nirth, be never swsrved. Il was not IN
him. We have mentioned how be j9ked
us some deal introducing himself as Mr.
FrReusoN whom We had met before. But
q iunuier aud perhaps more perplexine
thing Was what he did to,a clerical mi'
siousry from the Mission Dolares. a for.ign
establishment not far from San Francesca.
The aforesaid missionary was fank, az
our Tsbslllous rebel brethren "oud' Term
him--very poor aud very pious. nut one
among The most iuqnisi,lve oi ms trioe =
He was introduced ~ Mr.. Pben:x 10 hi'
wife, an accomplished aud st,ractise lady
TO whom the missionary was snx'ons. 0
course, to make hlmself acceptable. Af,s
the changes we're rasg upon the usas
me,erogical topic. snd The growth an
~,ekuedness of San Francisco, the learns
pisla,e ssddenly asked
Capt. DARBY, ~bat YES the name
your good lady before yoa married her
Wilhoat moving muscle ssd look'A
3 n steadily 10 the eye, JssH FsosI
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NJ the w.y.

My truest, tenderest Friend, dare
The bravest deed that friendship can.
meet Thine eyes, that will not spare,
And ask more love than man gives man.
But often, as we hold our way
Through paths whose choice leave with
Thee, .t-
They will says Yea, and mine says Nay,
And space grows wide twixt Thee and me.
bear my blame, and share thy grief
Thou saidst, Was erer- grief ike mine
Thy love must even exceed belief;
SO much my lack. Yeti am Thine.
For sure the end of our dissent
Iwould not have Thee yield OF turn;
/ choose, and of my choice repent,
But Thou, my Friend, hast nought to learn
Am not glad Thine eyes can read
The cipher dark, the folded page?
Thou knOwest the plant hid Ia the seed,
Through dreams of youth the deeds ofage
must rejoice. If thou art weak,
Poor heart, thy Friend is strong for two.
When thou vast dead, did'Ie not speak
And say, Come forth! here's Life for you
Oh Life marvel. Still, know
When grow bold and cry, Lead on!
He takes me at my word. Wego
Throgh paths unguessed, but--towsrd th,
Dawn.
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENITIAN HORSE LINIMENT.

TN pint BOTTLES at fftv cents. cnres lame
ness, cuts, gals, collie, &c. Read the following:
BosroN July eth. 1868;
d. ToRIAs-W~ have used for the past Horse
lnment for lsmeness kicks. bruises, collie and cuts ard In
instance found II the bes article tried in this cir
Please send sx dozen IL Is the only Imminent
We use We ave Jos Lors. very valuable. anu
do not want to leave town without IT, fIYArT FRosT.
Manager. vsuAmbnrgh& Ce,s Menae erie.
Sold by ali druggists Office, 56 Cortlandt ST. New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
Captain Speaks Adventure with A Bes
Constructor.

At the earliest possible moment eft er
our camp had bssn pitched, hunt vac
set sfoot. aud Capt ,in Grant, myself and
some attendants, were soon making oar
way to "the path" There were ne animals
there when We arrived, ,excepta few hip
popol ami, and we were. therefore obliged
10 wal, the coming .! some more palatsble
game. Our patience. however. was severely
taxed; and after long delay we we're about
10 "oag" hippopotsmus. when one oil our
attendants. psrched IN tree about hall a
mile dis,sut, began waving his blankes--
This was signal that game vas approach
ing. We iHmediatsly drew into cover
aud awaited The coming up Of The latter.
We we're not delayed long. for presently
long coluuu OF animal,; from tho siephsn'
10 the hoo-dOo, appeared in view, rotung
at q good pace to the river. Ihe'f nina'
were soon present ed 10 IA, aud each sslec'
ting hi. Object. frrd. Mccall shot sns
Young bufi.lo COW; whilst Cap'ais drast
wss equally successful w'ih = moo uo'' au"
several spears. cast by our altenasns, "oP'
ped the career Of one or TWO uins'sas snr
mails Of the herd. IA
| Al th,s iuoeturs. however. occurred a.
unexpecled adventure. that hushed ouf
,nor, Tor that day. had sprung forward.
immed,s,sly alter firing, in order 10 obtain
a f.lr shot alta huge elephant that ]
wanted 20 bring down % account OF BIZ
immense tusks. | got the desired aim,
and pulled the trigger of my second bsrrsl
Az the moment Of my doIsg so wild cry
Of alarm, uttered BY one Of The blacks
called my altsniion. Glsucing reund. ny
sys eAsnesd 70 range ~ iuse TIE foliage o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

To bo u woman of fssh,pa i, ops Of the /.
easiest things in The world, A Iates wriieri
has desc ibes n; Buy evessbirg YOU
don't want. and pay fur no'hisg ynai gets
smile on all msnkiad bat yoaf hsrhsyd llsil
happy everyw, here but 81 home peE'fets
your eaild,an aud nafse Ispdogs &, 70
church every time you gvs ncw a. -. - :.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
tn. People. CURE ors:; s.s,:iss. sS:s at. sia''

Ny wife has been in poor health Cor long time having
frequently call physician attend her but
Gently very much WORSE fors weeks size had no spps-
She had night yeats coushed great deal during the night
and eensdersby dnrng the day and all supposed she
going on with the eonsumpon when snd advised her
ed change On the third day had her
appetite and fast rezsinins her strength until
taking the dcine, saying the well as ever shs
was aud well body could he and she
90 ever since. PAUL KLEIN Gardnsr ~ Pearl 81
Buffalo. October ], 1907 For Sale by all Drueeists
@. CROSBY, General agent,
a. tr xbb Main Vt, Bufslo. N. Y.
/ ~ whon AZ orders shsuis % u drespsl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

The Herald's Fart Fisher forssspo6'feuts
saysethe total l.casusl,iss IN GensfsI iIAssyIss
army in the fight al Fort Fisher, wsre 69lyr
OF these | Ulcers And II men were kilIsd. 4
80 cficers and 4T2 neu wounded. snd 81
mep n,ssing. sfsie tHslsih ~"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

Struck lie WITH Bucks H"RN--Aa
gem ieman who visited Pnilsdelph,se last
week says tbe Hartford Press, tells us thisr
oil story, founded on fact. Long time,
ago, gentleman of hat city well otf, shoh
had a taste for shooting aud stuff g tbirds.i
was presented by q friend vi h "a, masplif
ent-pair of autiers. These be trimmed
| aud oruameu,ed in the most skllfull and
fancfull manner. and put mp over liis"
library door, where they reansined. fiIez
admiraiion and envy of the amateur sports.si
men who visited him. A friend who caryi-
ed on the j,welry business took n great,
fancy 10 he bucks horns. aud made fs
quen'. bnt nDsvuiIing attempts 10 purchase
them. Que day be called and threw idoxfSi
legal document on The table, ayipg,ieEi
want those antlers. There is, deed for, q,
hundred acres of land some where in W.s.
tern Pennsylvan;a--don't know where.
exactly, got it in ira ie2gyen me ,le~
arlefs aud yon shall have this deet. fTbcT
gentleman. amused At hi, per r'iaacity. gaveIi 3
h m the ed o namrnis, aud tossed ;hsI
deed into drawer. lie gave M fnrp hers /,
heed TO il. paid The takes ~ they f. due.
aud the paper lay On isturbed for years
One day. not long since. tins Z III IN IN
was SOUGHT by strange. who iaqare ~
he was not the owner ot one huid ed aefess;
of land ~ such co inty /; i sr,Swhst was
his price for i, i? The gentleman, replied
that he did own piece Of land somew here
in that neighborhood --dain't know ex.s
setly where il lay. or whether il wsSworths
SIS or $4,000 The stranger seemed aaSi-u
Gus 10 purchase and at once offssed $40 0v0,a
Al this the gentleman opened his eyes
l;said he was 10 no hurry 10 sell. he woaid
think abourit The stranger continued soii
press him for sale--lfsred him $40 Q96--s
80 00O-$50. 000-,nd finally siopp4d at :
$85. 900 !! He would not 20 cent higher.
bu, was ready to draw check for that
amount. am 10 !ao9 49, oNIITqA +
!. The owner said he. thought be .weuida,t
sell jai yet-if il was worth hat ismauptb s
he weHId 60 out aud zee about t. He-
visited the land, and found his hundred
acres lying ou OIL Greek. 10 the mldst~ of 2
he bes, oil region, aud worihss fosnas.s !
How the jeseIer felt, when be learned ihsss
facts, has not trapspired I, ,,,a,i. "A, .a,s,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

A very smalI pattern of - msp, l4ssIys,
solic,l ed the hand II ! 6as huxoa RIfI y; /,
o.. no. ssid the fair Isdy..p I ear. 'ft'''k &
of Il foe q meat. The fsot' y .1sn. N
ron are hide too Dig % petls's go ~
end > little ~ s2l'ss - a - 'a-4s1i
! msai aahaaql1hs tseeefsuepiia 44sH'e4
!. J. 3. ..sllzelA ,.lal l,t'e -
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will entite him TO share of business, he hopes to merit H.
Az orders for haulns'o and from the ept, about the
visee will he thankfully eceived and siissctory executed
lie will he found the Road at all times not necessarily
devoted ~ rest and 10 sd. $40 W. H. TERRY,
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MOWERS,

which he would invite attention and trial. believing the
are the hest Mowers invented.
Ashtabus, June Sd, s63 702.
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III. People. CURE Gs,:; %:s.s::.:.' rs%.!'

have heen In feeble health since The birth OF boy
who now ~ years old have had many troubles and did
entities, all this time nn6ng every kind OF labor, and
destroying all eoufo. Last summer began taking the
Peoples Cure and have used four bottles aud now almost
WE'LL Ny difficulties have nearly all disappeared, and feel
cheerful aud happy. Mrs GATH DEWALD,
nrssnnaker, Goodel Alley, above rupper st.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
BUFFALO TESTIMONY.

rrdpirs sHT CURE RSsu~stl.m Ss,s:
al was troubled with Reuuatm for two years suffering
more every dxy. have aken w" 'ottts Of the
pss Cure and not Ind any pain since LETT IL OF
than week. ag" consider myself entirely cured,
the medicine has made feel light and gooust
like q young man though am sixty-two yesrs old.
GODFREY S'TiEFFEL, Michigan St."
"My lie has besn suffering from Rheumatism Of In
famary character for about Xix years. sometimes
acuie y About the first JuIe last she
taking the Peoples Cuie and contii ued to take II
three weeks In ten Gays af she commenced the swelling
and tgress of her iolnis had ieriay essened
In three weeks had disappeared alto ether
"THoMAS PoLLOCE'tat W. H. Glenny's.)
sBufao, Oct. l, 1862"
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have used the Peoples Cure 10 my family with great ben
eht in scrofua and salt kneum and have
mended frequently my iieud all OF whom believe have
beeH beuehtied and them entirely cured by it. W
| CHARLES SCHARFF, 2Is Main .tEest, up stairs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
THE TTTDE Cures
PEOPLES CORE Fever Sores.

"Buifao. Nov. g. 1862
aTwO Of subscrhersone OF them afflicted with Rad
Fever Sore the other with the ad
Of the Peoples Cure in this paper purchased
the medicine and after having thoroughly tried it,
Iort recommending II mos heartily, thorough
edy In their case.-EditOrs Christian Advocate"
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TILE Subscriber
l. has starte
Drnying Businea

and will devote his unre-
mitting attention to its
prosecution. u prompt-
ness. energy. and fidelity
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

NANSFIELD l. BRUCE. Wholesale retail
Dealers Ready Made Clothing. Furnishing Goods Hat.
Capk, &C. AshtabuiA. ooo
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w. PUNCHES. Dealer in Clocks. Watches
Jswsiry and Silver spoons Clocks. Watches aud Jeweir
reysrsd Ashtabua, .. Four doors north of the Post
,0hBes. o"s
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Manufacturers.

L. WOLFF & co. Dealer in Ready-mad
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Ashabuls, o. o.
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GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer OF sash
Blinds and Doors hand and made order. As. Plan
ing Matching etc. done to order in the best possible
asr, Ashtabula. u. b03
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PEOPLES CURE Of the Skin

y face has than ten been greatly dis6gur
ed by and lunches, which at times EXTENDED
whole body and for three days made me entirely
blind; but having taken two bottles OF the Peoples Cure
Acinaintsnee hardly recognize me-deed hardly know
myselfas am we'll man. Let all who are afflicted
Try the 'Peoples Curethe medicine prepared by the SANTA
y Socieyand think they will not begrudz their dollar
Jn>Epli SOUR, Turner, Mechanic street.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SHERMAN & FITCH, Attorneys at Law
Tjsk's Block, Ashtshula. Ohie. :, .,..,.
LABAN SHERMAN. EDWARD ii. FILL.
Janusry J, 1899. o0o
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CYRUS AVERY. Manuiaciu'rr t1'in. Shee'
Iou and Copper Ware. aud aess, 10 stoves. Al' Agent
sss, east sds street. three doors south OF ths Bank
Ashtabula, Ohio. "sz
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

J.R. COOK. Attorney and Counsellor a. Law
and Justice Of the Peace Main Street, Morrison
Store, AshtAbala, u.
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GEORGE q. HUBBARD, Dealer In Hard
ware Iron Steel and Nails soye Tin Psts Sheet Iron,
Copper aud Zinc and manufacturer Of rn Sheet Iron and
COPPER Ware, fisk's Block. Ashtabula, Ohio. 40
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CLOTHING.
RECEIVED.-


UbT kEUEIVED.-A large stock Of
y piece gsods, Over-Coatings, Cloths, Cassimeres
aud Vestings. A full line Of tailor's Trimmings.
800 doz. pair heavy Wooden Socks. Also all kinds
of Buckskin, Woolcn and cashmere Gloves, Fancy
Shirts, wooden Wrappers and Drawers Of every
description and variety, 5000 Msssasoit Pauer
Collars, 10000 G~oldsmith's Enameled PAPER COL
lars, 81, QUO Marseilies Paper Collars. All kinds of
fancy Wooden and silk Ties and Scarfs, at
OcZS s. MANN'S.
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PaImerstOniana.

From the Philadelphia Press.1
Palmerston's long continuance in office,
under leaders of very conflicting politics,
did not escape censure and satire in Eng
land. Here is one of the squibs written
as far back as 1888, when the Melbourne
Ministry had nearly gone ont and Peel
would have gone in, only for the Queen,
then in her teens, being talked over by her
noble ehambermaids, the wives, daughters,
and cousins of the Cabinet officials:
Full many a Ministry I've seen,
For now twice twenty years:
And still, whate'er the tost has been,
There 'Palmerston' appears.
l wish to know, for much l shun
Too quickly TO condemn:
Did they all RAT TO Palmerston,
Or Palmerston to them
Another .jeu desprit. ontitleda C~naIL
ency," was handed about at the same time,
and runs thus
i" Temple through every varying creed has ranged,
Yet thinks, perhaps, his principles unchanged
So seems il to the chaise-borne travellers eye,
That he stands still, while trees and towers rush
by
Lord John Russell did not escape, of
course. One epigram upon him is the fol-
lowing, entitled "The Home Secretary"
which he then was:
Johnny, twas sure a sad q~uandary
That made you our HOME Secretary
Where could we find Il never ~iatteT)
One less AT HOME In any matter 20
1t was whispered that Palmerston him
self, who had written numerous squibs in
1.-THE New Wing Guice," had perpetrated
one, called 1.-The Puzzle" upon his small
colleagues notorious inefficiency as author
and orator. 1t is to this effect:
lis hard to tell, Lord John, when you compose,
Which il most sad, your poetry or prose;
Again, our Judgment h~esitates awhile,
If worse your written or your spoken style;
But thus perplexed, 1 must have leave to say,
Who likes your speeches may be like your play -
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d. r. G0ODALE'S
G ca :5fsiRf 81
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

IT PENETRATEs the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and exterminates it, root and branch, for
ever.
IT REMOVES all the wretehed symptoms OF this
Ioathsome malady, and averts consumption.
IT CLEANS the head, deOdOrizes the BREATH and
affords the most grateful relief.
IT ALLEyIATEs more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell
1T Is NOTED for curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
IT CURES Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh, OF the
most obstinate and violent types.
No FORM Of Catarrh or noise in the head can re-
sist its penetrating power.
On. GOoDALE's Catarrh Remedy is a harmless
LIQUID. inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR. r. GOoDALE is known throughout the ooun-
try. as the Author Of the only True Theory OF Ca
tarrh ever published-Mode of Treatment-and
Rapid Cure in all its forms.
Ia. GooDALE's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read by every one. 1t can be obtained at our near
est Agency, or by sending a postage stamp 10 our
Office.
Price 81 %. Send a stamp for pamphlst-
C. R. PARKER, Sole Agent, 10 Blocker street,
Sold BY c. W. CLARK, Cleveland. fehs:R3
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How to Treat the Cholera in its In.
eiDfeut Stages.

~" W AANN AME III ~ III
cIpIent Stages.
A French physician, DR.. A. de Grand
Boulogne, who has witnessed, it is said
fourteen cholera epidemics, has published
in a letter advice to the general public. He
says:
"Cholers is the result, in nineteen out of
twenty cases, of a choleraic diarrhea,
which may always be cured by timely
treatment. What is important to know is
whether the diarrhea be choleraic or not.
The general rule in time Of epidemics
should be to pay the s%trictest attention to
the state of the patients bowels. If the
excavations be formed of aqueous matter
similar in appearance to very clear cafe an
TAFT to rice-water, to dish-water, or to tea
stirred with a few drops of milk, then,
whatever be the general condition Of the
patient, although he may be suffering
neither from pain or weakness, he has the
cholera. The progress of the disease has
then to be arrested by the use of pepper
mint, of which the patient must drink half
a cup full every quarter of an hour; it is
to be taken quite hot, sweetened, and with
the addition of two tablespoonful of rum
or old cognac, together with twenty drops
of tincture of cinnamon. Perspiration is
then produced, and the infusion is contin-
ued till the motions are checked. Three
hours generally suffice for this. If the
medicine thus administered promote signs
of intoxication, this is to be regarded as a
favorable sign of recovery; If 1t cause
vomiting, then it is TO be discontinued and
a small glnss of old cognac or of green
/ cbartreuse is to he taken in its place, which
Is to be taken every quarter Of IN hour.
When the disease has reached its crisis, it
is generally necessary to eonfne the treat
ment mainly to alcoholized aromaties, en-
ergetie frietions, injectionsnot too strongly
etherized, rubbing of the limbs, and to use
every suitable means for increasing the cir
culation and exciting the nervous system.
Satan in Paris was played at the How
ard Athenaum, Boston, October 30, Helen
-
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Periodical Drops,
The Great Female Remedy
FOR
r r E C S.

se Drops are a scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any pills, powders or
nOstrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and cor
tain specific for the cure Of all distractions and
suppressions of Nature.
Their popularity is indicated by the fact that
over 100000 bottles are annually sold and consumed
by the ladies of the United States, and every one
of them speak in the strongest terms of praise OF
their great merit.
They are speedily taking the place of every other
female remedy, and are considered by dealers, con-
sumers, physicians, and all who know aught Of
them, as the surest, safest and most infalliable pre-
paration in the world for the cure of all female
complaints, the removal of all distractions Of Ma
ture, and the promotion of health, strength and
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may be
used, and explaining reasons why and when they
should not be used without producing results con
trsry to the course of Natures chosen law, will be
found carefully folded around each bottle with the
signature of DR.. JOHN L. LYON, without which
none are genuine. They are prepared at the
laboratory of JOHN L. LYON, NJ. D., No. 95 Cha
pin street, New Haven, Conn, who can becOnsult
ed either personally or by mail Enclosing stamp
concerning all private diseases and female weak
nesses.
GenI Ag'ts for United States and Canadas.
For sale in New York by
DEMAS BARNES b Co.,
No. p Park Row.,
+. C. WELLS 4 Co,
No. II5 Franklin street.
3. B. HELMBOLD,
No. 594 Broadway.
CHAs. N. CRITTENTON,
No. 80 Sixth Avenue.
And all Druggists and ApOthecaries in the city and
country.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents, Cleveland,o
LORD & SMITH, Western Agents, Chicago, III
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