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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

We are sorry that our contemporary in his
asinine aud imbecile attacks upon ourself has
seen proper to 60 out of his way to malign
and viify one Of the ablest and most wor.
thy Of our city clergymen, whom he charges
with writing the editorials that have appeared
in our paper since the publication of the veto
As our contemporary knows his statements
herein to be deliberately false, we should take
no rRtice Of them so far as we are personally
concerned But we deem it due to faithful
and excellent minister who is thus needlessly
drawn into political controversy, that we
should show how malicious is this uncaled
for assault on Rev. Mr.. Thatcher, who in
his refined manner he calls ''the burly, blood
thirsty, fire and gridiron puritan preacher,
who wrote the late leading editorials which
have appeared in the postmssters organ of
this city"
Hence, say to the editor of the Constitu.
fiou, that he may himself select jury of our
respectable citizens, and if don't prove sat
isfactorily to them that nobody save myself
wrote the articles referred to, then for each
one of those articles will pay one hundred
dollars TO the treasurer of our city library If
/ do so prove, then the editor of the Consti-
tuition shall pay half the sum as above. Come
what say you. SAN NJ. CLARK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

A'Oh SdLG.-otV hSles VI AaAof wv -
II cultivation, leo in timber-nearly all under ieDcs
With twostory Frame Dwelling coutauug eight rooms;
good ei-tern three wells, and vii stream Of water
through the place Coed orchard and Frame Barn % by
81 feet THIS 10 situated five miles North OF The
Ga Moipe- Valley Railroad at aparte IN an Ruren
county Iowa and Of the best farms in That sec
the statr, will be ros tor ts0 per sere ball
do wn and lime, with Per cent Interest
FOR further information call WILLIAM WRIGHT,
the place, H. b. IkN-klC
nov26 Real Estate Agtut keoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01
Picked Herring.

~ BBLS, 20 Half Bbls-nep, for sale by
III febIS KELLOGG, BIRGE 4 co
Goldfish.
= 000 POUNDS for sale by
O,OOO febls KELLOGG. BTRGE Co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

ESOR sALE-The rorth half u The donn'e trek
II Keilng houtt o the conner II Aintb aud Fulton
streets containing eiSbt nne With ne double
par!ars ether With other M de Improvements
Til prpp~ located in very desirable ighborhood
and pleasant part Of toe city Price S5t0 Cash Il sold
sooa Title geod or no sale Enquire Of
tanIo lib TES-BYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01
new York Money Market.

By Telegraph. NJ YoaE, Peo =.
Money-EAsier At ear 2 cent. call loans.
Sterling Exchanse-firmer at loe%HlosL
Coda shade easier opening at 1864, dyascins to
1877, and closing at 1857.
Freghts to liverpool dull and one penny lower for
grain
Government stocks q shade frmer.
Us IS offs 20 Coupons of '62, los; q, If IS Ia
Us6s Of 1910 Coupons, o..
O. Off Coupons, I04Is-
Treasury Notes 1905 LIST series pesS
1905, I'd series, 800
T-S0s, third series, 9al
Us Is Year Certificates new issue psi4
Stocks heavy. o an certs 25l4 Atlantic s Go
l3I; " Tel 80; n Y ezls Erie SIS; Hudson Bay Co
1oi; Reading 1oo&; 7o1S Ill Cen 115l Pitts Is3I
W 2ss do pfd 5.5s; Toledo los, W ea Alton pfd lis
Mining Stocks.
Nrw YORK Feb ~.
The following the prices OF Mining Stocks the
Board In Boston to-day:
Copper Falls 2sl Franklin sTl4 Hancock 1885,: Isle
Royal l2lt; Minnesota ~; Quincy Is; Bay stats s.
Boston Water Power 92s4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

Nh. BARKER, of Dubuque, made very
able speech in the House the other day in
support Of his resolution that the Legislature
has the power to regulate the franchise of
railroads. The House paid him the compli-
ment Of ordering 900 comics nrinted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

LET il be known that Union sentiment in
this community was never more earnest and
determined than now, nor was our party ever
more thoroughly united. 1t is for Congress,
for the President, if he doesn't sell out to
Butternuts and rebels, and for principle,
liberty and justice, first, last, and all the
time
Let it be known, also, that our Union men
do not propose political utilization with the
Copperhead crew that run the Atheueum
meeting Saturday night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

bUh NC IUust dIfU
J. occ aps@d " CHARLIE. Ivirt. the bluff, miles
and a hair above Ketkuk--zo of land IL under
state of cultivation and well fenced Fine groSth
OF nj, trees small fruits grapes brick house
tanning rooms good cellar, csstern and houses
able country resder Poses the hrsf OF DC
tober Title perfect. Enquire Of
.uss H. B TRN-BYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

GoIs AFTER REcRuirs.-CaptainW allen started
down the Dellas to Vancouver, to bring up partv
of recruits to fight the locomotive Indians. He
stopped for the night at the Cascades in the house
of an old man called "Uncle Sammy an inquis-
tive old fellow, about eighty six, and deaf as a
hsddock. After supper, the old man, old woman,
and Wallen drew up chairs around blazing wood
fire. The old man Immediately commenced plying
the trske (good expression for Punp):
"Wh1t are you goin' daown to the maouth OF
the river for?'
"After recruits" replied wallen at the top Of bis
voice.
"Hey~
After recruits, "rosred wallen again.
LIANT hear ye."
linen the old lady moved round and putting
ner mouth to the old mans ear, shouted, in voice
tnat would have done credit TO Stentor after he'd
got little in years:
nes goin' daown-arter recruits-supar-
'nee-and-Pinkerton's wahoo and Cali
ssya Di'ters-and sichv The old lady wasn't so
lar out OF the way after ALL These bitters are nm
equsled to "recruit" impaired vital enarov IS ~.
~ description. f.his-ae~
DE eAREruL.-Do not expose yourselves 10 the
emily March winds andthe shaking weather which
always herald their approach. Keep your chill
dren warmly clad and close from .,nos,r. ror
bad Coughs, sudden or obstinate Colds croun and
Bore Throat, use Goes Cough Balsan.
III you have the Dyspepsia, or are trouh,ea Nth
food distressing you, rising and sourinv - -
stomach, your bowels are out of order. vo,
bilious, constipated, and generally indispo..a
Goes Dyspepsia Cure 1t is the best medicine g.
stomach and bowel disorders in the world.
Enthusiastically
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

LyoR sALE-Lot i. and % feet 81 Lot T. IN Block lsa,
u situated the Of seventh sud Orleans Its
These with fruit, everxr aud other
sth-r eth hbe growth OF shade
trees the side-wslk aud large eist,rn the back
part of lot and resliy the finest building lots IL
that part Of tie city Price 81 500. Title perfect Nm.
auire OF Tfapl07 II. b. TEN-BTCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

TOR SALE-A nice Brick Cottage,
with two full ots hns Barn, Woodshed Cistern and
Cellar situated Franklin, between eth and 10th Sta
Keokuk. Title good Prices3,5ee
fsb1s NIB FhN-EfCk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

NOR SALE-Lots 7 and s in Block
IL ISL on the corner of 9Th and Pslssn streets. vii
be sold at bargain. Enquire of
maya ii bTkS-EfCh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

| TOR SALE-A Frame Cottage Dwell
L. ing with seven rooms, cistrrn, good cellar ard
nne growth fruit trees with full lot and good
order situated near business on Exchange street be-
tween ST nd streets Title good Price 81 600.
Enquire Of H. b TkN-kfCh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
Il House, now occupied by William yenoiil, ~ilh 81
rooms cstern, cellar, wood house, I'll lot srd well
fenced with fruit trees situated or high bttvet2
Seveuth and kighth streets Keokuk Title good. PEG
session LIST Of October. Enquire Of
jyl4 H. ~ fhn-EfCh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01
NOR SALE-The west half of two

story double brick Dwelling House containing sin
rooms cisern good cellar house painted and oaked all
over ot veil all in good order situated
the of 18th and Des Moines streets Title good
Price q, 500 Enquire of b. TkN-EYCk.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06
-Felix. the Prince of Ladies, Hairdressers. is

Felix, the Prince of Ladies' Halrdressers, is
all the demand in Paris just now. He does up
Eugenie's head, and those OF all the nice prin-
cesses, and of the Rothschilds. He is AN awful
talker, and the other dav the Princess Meter
nIch tired to death of his endless jabbering, and
out of humor, was going to dine at the Tuile-
ries. "How shall dress your head ?n said he,
when he got the Princess head in his hands,
which was not until he had been chattering for
fifteen minutes, while he arranged his combs
irons, wakes, perfumes and all the other artil.
lery of his profession, The Princess replied in a
erusty tone, "In silence /" He did not take her
reply as it was meant (much learning hath made
him mad); he understood her to designate some
new style of head-dress which she had invented
during the morning. He paused for Imoment,
and then his face frightened as he said:-
MADAME Ireally cannot extemporize that head
dress You shall have it tOmorrow ". The effect
will be striking. / see exactly what you desire
with discreet plaits and mysterious rolls
The drOll mixture OF absurditY and vanity and
self-conceit which this speech contained re-
stored the Princess to excellent humor and she
made the imperial table quite merry by relat-
ing it.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06

STEIGLEDER, TROUT, VOIGT q CO.,
- beg most respectfully call the attention OF the
public at large to their newly y.inyented Patent,
THE UNIVERSAL ALARMIsT,
which, by discharging percussion cap made expressly
the purpose will prove very eectual In the preven
tiOn OF buTglaries, etc.
The following are some of its great advantages;-
lst simplicity OF construction, cheapness and ease I'm
application, so that servant or child may set IT.
"a. Freedom from danger to persons or property.
80. Universally application to any part of Door
Window, Grating, Shutter, Gate, Garden, PreseTYe
Fish Pond, etc
4th 1t gives check TO burglars by alarming the in.
mates, neighbOIs and police.
5th I he mind Is relieved from much painful anxiety
In female loneliness old age especially articles
Of PIeat value are kept In the house.
9Th 1t is universal protection 10 travellers to asen
M Its construction Is simple and liable to get out
DIRECTIONS FOR USE ACCOMPANY EVERY IN
SrRUMENT
w, We have put our article at the low price Of ONE
DOLLAR, inclusive of 25 caps, and It cannot be got
che aper either from US or rom our agents. For further
particulars inquire of or address,
BTEIGLEDER, TROUT, VOIGT CO.,
Office, No. 524 WALNUT street,
Room No 49,
country on receipt oi price, and % cents extra tor
Country Agents wanted, 62s9m
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06

PEEsIoNED PRIEsTs.-The Italian Parliament
corporations in Italy The disDossessed priests
are to be pensioned as follows,-Proprietar
orders-Priests over sixty years of age 60o
over sixty, 800; over forty, 24O; under iortv
200. Mendicant orders-Priests of all ages SS6
francs. Laymen sixty years of age, IA; under
sixty, SO.
Elk POSTMASTER FowLER-A NoLLE PRos.--In
accordance with instructions from Washington
United States District Attorney Courtney today
entered a noHe pros. in the case of Isaac v,
Fowler, ex-Postmaster of this city, relieving him
from suits on account of detalcation.-N "
Evening Express.
SENATOR LANE.-We are informed by relatives
of Senator Lane that the report in some OF the
journals that his is the third suicide in his
family, Is entirely false None of his family
before him have committed suicide.-Ne1o York
POeE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06

DEATH OF THE OLDEST INHABITANT.n-0ne of
our exchanges announces that on Friday of
week before last Mr.. Barnard Eisenhuth died
at New Castle, Schuylkill county, aged over one
hundred and eleven years. He was probably
the Oldest man in Pennsylvania. He was born
in Lebanon, Pa, and was baptized on the 10th
OF May, 1885, in the old Lutheran Church at
Lebanon. His age at this time is not known,
but he was probably an infant. During the
Revolutionary war, he was left at home to take
care of the family while his father who was
captain Of rifemen under General Anthony
Wayne, was in the army. 1t is supposed that
Captain Eisenhuth was killed, as he never
returned. Mr.. Eisenhuth afterwards removed
to Berks county, where he married Catharine
Saylor. She was born in Philadelphia. They
had ten children-tive of whom are still living.
The early history OF the family is not known, as
the bouse of Mr.. Eisenhuth was destroyed by
fire in 1906, and the family records, etc., were
consumed. His wife died in 1s48, aged 50 years.
Mr.. Eisenhuth leaves five children, forty-one
grandchildren, sixty-three greatgrandchildren
and seven REORGANIZATION - ll6
living descendants. Probably as many more
have died. He was sick only five weeks appa-
renty suffering from nothing but weakness, and
retained his consciousness TO the last, dying as
gently as though falling 10 sleep. In his
younger days he was a powerful man. He was
about six feet III height raw-boned, and heavily
built, with light brown hair, light complexion,
and blue eyes. He was a farmer and lumber
man, and at the age Of 103 years worked in the
harvest field with apparent ease. He was always
"early to bed and early to rise" being up at
daylight every morning.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06
Grand Pleasure Excursion.

The grandest pleasure excursion ever 1naugu-
rated in this country will take place in the
coming,month. il being no less than season OF
most delightful recreation around Lake Supe-
rior, TO Macknac, and among the Zen IhO9
sand Islands OF the Georgian Bay, sailing through
the most beautiful lakes, rivers, and bays on
this continent, distance OF two thousand nVe
hundred miles,
The new, staunch, and commodious steamer
Lronsides, J. E. Turner, Commander, OF ilz'
tons burden, will leave Cleveland on Thursday,
July 12tn, at O'Clock Z. M, on AN excursion
to the cool and invigorating regions OF Lake
Superior. The steamer will go entirely around
the Lake, thus giving tourists an opportunity OF
visiting the most picturesque portions OF these
wonderful regions portions tnat are never
visited On ordinary trips. The trip VIII occupy
the time OF two regular steamer rlps, about
twenty.eight DAYS, stopping at all points OF
interest sufficiently long to allow the tourists
ample time to explore the copper and iron
mines; to fish, hunt, and gather agates, ame-
thysts, and other precious stones and minerals.
Small boats will always be at command to take
the whole party ashore at one time.
One advantage this excursion will have over
all Others is the fact that the number of passen-
gers viii Oe limited, 80 as to insure to each
person good berth in a state-room. The state
rooms are all large and airy, with most COM
Portable spring beds. As there.will be no more
taken than can be seated at the table in com,
fort, there will be no waiting or rushing and
crowding at meal times. The laTder will be
most bountifully supplied with every delicacy
cows will be carried along to furnish lTesh milk
during the trip, and the meat used will be
slaughtered ON board and nothing will be left
undone on the part of the captain and his
officers to have all the arrangements most COM
plete and satisfactory to the tourists. The
steamer is large and new, built with water-ight
compartments, and with every new improve
ment that could add to her strength and the
safety OF her passengers
The fare for the round trip is 5000, or $500 for
the entire state.Ioom. A large number OF berths
and rooms have already been engaged, and
this trip promises to be the most delightful, as
it certainly is the grandest ever made to Lake
Superior
Messrs Petit & Holland, Cleveland, and S.
P. Brady & Co., Detroit, will furnish further in
formation If desired. Cleveland Herald.
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A Last Hone of Peace.

There is still one hope of peace in Euroue.
The London Times wrote on the 10th of June:-
ain another week Central Europe will be
wrapped in a war extending from the ocean to
the Adriatic-a war which will change the
boundaries of States and finally destroyiall that
remains of the treaties OF VIENNA
The Times is such wretched prophet-its
predictions have been so constantly and fatty
contradicted by events-that we see a glimmer
of hope for the preservation of peace, in its
positive announcement of war. ,.ssSsA N "A
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06

q REAT BARGAINS-GREAT REDUCTIONS.
VI OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS
CLOSING OUT,
GREATLY BELOW COST PRICES.
$500 ards aris Grenadines, reduced to 3lc,
Silk and Wool Plaid Silver Cloths, reduced to slc
Paris Taheta de Soles, for suits, do. sc.
sou yards double width Plaid Poplins, do SOC.
sec. 7 aid Poll de Chevres, do. 2Sc.
Best Pacific Chali Delaines do. zoe.
Dress Goods OF every variety at reduced prices.
White ainsook Cambrtcs ana JacOnets, 35c. to 81.
Large Plaid N Nainsooks and Swisses, Tor dresses.
Large and small Plaid White Organdies.
Shlrred and Tucked Muslins, for waists.
Good quality " hte Piques, at 65 TO Toe.
Rich style printed Piques at 81 TO 81 '25..
Choice styles Printed Cnin Zes, at 80, 56, &c.
Choice style French ChmtZes, at so Sc, and &c.
"a ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CAMBRIC AND JAC0NET LAWNS
OF THE NEWEST AND CHOICEST STYLES,
at 25. 81, 37H, 40c.
Handsome styles Seaside Shaw,s.
Shetland Shawls white Bvrege Shawls.
White Grape Maretz shawls.
GreDadne Shawls 81 so to S5.
500 yards double width all wool Cloths
Handsome Mixtures Tor Ladies' SAcques, reduced from
81 to S2-lower than the same goods were ever sold
before there was any premium on gold.
Our prices will all be found very low, must close
out stock before the middle of August preparatory
10 altering our store.
H. STEEL d SON,
753t Nos. Tl3 and IT'S N. Tenth street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06

DECLINE IN WHISKY DRINKING.-In conse-
quence of falling off in the foreign demand
for Scotch made whisky, it has been arranged
by few of the leading Scotch distillers to close
period, as circumstances may determine. Cars
bridge distilery, which can produce fifty thou
sand gallons weekly, and employs nearly one
hundred hands, Is to be closed for two months.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06

DR. II q Mt e r, No. "A N. SEVENTH
STREET, ABOVE FILBERT, PHILADELPHIA
Acknowledged bg all parties Interested by far the
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment Of Dtsedses ia his SpeeiaIty QUICK
THOROUGH, and Permanent cures ieed every
case. Remember DIR. HUNTERS Celebrated Remedies
can only be had genuue at his old es abished Office, No.
a N. SEVENTH Street. above Filbert. 763t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06

n y n t U r. E.-THE LARGEST,
world is to be found - 'NN
GOULD & CO.'S
UNION FURNITURE DEPOT
CORNER OF HINTH AND MARKET STREETS,
and Nos. 81 and 80 N. SECOND Street
Rep. --NSA' O"i""9N' VI
Dining-room, Chamber, Library Kitchen and ofIlce
FuTniiure at iabuiously low prices, and the newest
in endless variety. SA'P uiA''"i'
All kinds of Furniture wanted by housekeeners nj
exceedingly low prices at either their mmense eatah
lishments III yCu want to save money and 0ef well
served go to GOULD co. before purc6ashs ~ else
Rnd 80 n, SECOND Street So
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DRY GOODS.
p R / Q e &c w O O d,
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets,

= IG i - IL &c w - - IL,
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets.
Have just opened new lot Of French Lawns, at Is
and 81 cents yard.
Black and white Plaid Mozambiques % cents yard.
Plain color BaieRes, 87b cents.
Plain color Grape Maretz, 40 cents yard.
Fine quality Black Alpacas.
Fine quality black all-wool Delaines.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, VERY CHEAP.
Heavy black Gros Grain Silks, s175 yard.
WHITE GOODSl WHITE GOODSl
Soft finish Jaconets, 26 2s, 81, 40, and 80 cents
Soft finish Cambrics, very cheap.
White Swiss, Victoria Lawns Nainsooks.
SHRED Muslins, s7jc., 81 %, and Sl60 yard.
White Piques, very cheap.
LINEN GoODsi LINEN GOoDsi
Best makes Of ShIrting Linens.
Table Linens by the yard
"a and 10.4 Linen Table Cloths, very cheap
Linen Napkins 50 3s, s2 80, SO 60, and 81 70 per
dozen.
Best quality American Prints, warranted fast
coors, 20 cents yard.
BE st makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins at
the very lowest market prices.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins.
Ladies' and Gents Linen Hdkfs.
Gents Neck.tIes, Shirt Fronts, and Suspenders.
French Extracts, PomaGes, and Soaps, Buffalo Hair
Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes, etc.
PRICE d WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT SITS.
N. B.---A large assortment of Balardvale Flannels
bale prices. 24S
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OH L r. O X E e GU RE,
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,

CURES ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY
YOUTHFUL INDIsCRETIoN,. VIZ -
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
LOSS OF MEMORY, UNIVERSAL LASSITUDE,
PAINS IN The BACK.
DIMNESS OF VISION,
PREMATURE OLD AGE
WEAK NERVES,
DIFFICULT BREATHING,
PALE COUNTENANCE,
INSANITY, "
CONSUMPTION,
AND ALL DISEASES.
That follow sequence of youthful indiscretlons.
THE CHEROKEE CURE
VIII restore heath and vIgor and effect permanent
cure after all other medicines have failed.
1hirty-two page pamphlet sent in sealed envelope,
free to any address.
Price SO per bottle three bottles for So.
Sold by all Druggists; or will be bv express to
any por ion the world, the receipt of price, by the
sole proprietor,
DIR. w. r. MERWIN,
No 81 W alker street, New York.
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HEROEEE REMEDY


Cures all Urinary Complaints, VIZ. Gravel. Inham-
nation of the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention Urine
Structures OF the Uretnra Dropscal Swe lings Brick
Dust Deposits and all diseases that require diuretc
and " hen used in Injunction with The
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
does fall tocure GonoI1hma elect, and all Mucus
Discharges In Male or Female curing recent cases In
from to three davs and is especially ended
in those cases of Fluor Aibus or Whites IN Females
The two medlcnes used in conjunction will rail to
remove this disapreeabe comp ant, and In
where otner medicines been used without success.
r, -" Injection !" s2, S..
be found in all weregulated drug stores and are
recommended by physicians and druggists all the
world for their intrinsic worth and merit. Some un-
prlncpled dealers howeyeIt try TO deceive their
toners by Sc ling cheap and worthless compOunds-in
order to make money Ia place OF these b. nor de-
ct,Ved IL the druggists viii buy them YOU write
and we Will send them 10 by securely
packed and from observation We treat all diseases
10 which the human system is subject and will be
peased to receive full and explicit from those
who have aied to receive relief hereto Ladies' or
gentlemen can dress us in p~Iect confidence. We de-
sire to send our thirty two page pamphlet tree every
lady and gentleman the land Address all letters tor
pamphlets medicines, advice to the sole proprietor
DIR. w. MERWIN,
66 mwfslp No 81 Wal KER Street. N. Y.