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aa FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARY
The movement IN Gold on Saturday was of a
very restricted character at barely previous
1 figures, which were 125ss 912S.
Foreign Exchange There was less disposition
shown to purchase Foreign Bills on Saturday than
I or some time previous, and rates were slightly
hut not quotably weaker than on Friday. Sales
show material falling of from the previous daily
average. and the market closed unsettled at pre-.
vipus quotations.
Domestic Erchange There is q very steady
upward movement noticeable in Domestic Elk
change, and we have to report moderate sales on
Saturday at extreme figures
Bank Notes and Securities There is no varia
ton to notice in the movement in Bank Notes or
Securities. Sales, especially Of the latter, were
very heavy on Saturday, as will be seen on re-
ference to our Financial article.
Louisiana State Notes-We learn that these
Notes arc rapidly entering into the circulation Of
our city and State. They are taken On deposit at
all Of the banks on the same footing as the City
Notes, and the latter are freely exchanged for
them at the City Treasury.
Cotton--The movement in the Cotton market on
Saturday disclosed but little, if any variation on
the operations for several preceding days There
WAS fair inquiry for the better classes, which
wera scarce and held at higher figures, while of
eriags Of the lower grades were some what larger
bnt the demand for them was less active and prices
were slightly weaker Sales mounted to only
y 1883 bales, divided among eight buyers. and the
ma closed unsettled OF Fridays quotations,
which were 300932c. Tor ordinary 33G184c. for
COED ordinary; s6037c. forlow middling, and 4oc. /
t or nidalif~. 3 4.
Sugar ard alol0sses-Th only noticeable
alteration under this head is trifig decline in
rates of inferior and common Louisiana Sugar
The better grades are scarce aud firm. The sup
ply Of imported Sugar and Aolasses is ample but
transactions continue limited. 3s#93
8estera Prodsce--There was only a moderate
business done III articles comprised under the
head of Western Produce % Saturday. Corn was
somewhat weaker Flour and Oats were firm and
Braa was rather stiff at an advance Of Sc. ID 100
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SteUeass j. Seymour,

SeSVcstS 81 ScyfssSs~
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Paper, Stationery Blank Books, School BOOKS,
CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, ETC,
96 AND o.. COMMON STREET $50. Sc AND %.
Opposite the City Hotel.
The subscribers invite the attention city and country
dealers to thor extensive to every
branch Of trade We receive goods direct from the manu-
acturers both foreign and domestic enabled to SELL
AS LOW other house. We in store and to whis
receiving constant additions:
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THIRD d STRICT

For Fourth Justice of the Peace--M WEIsHEIMER
For Constable-B. a MCCARTNEY
For State Tax Coector-J LANG ft'
For Assessor--H. CARSTENS. ..- ... ..
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ALGIERS.

For Sixth Justice of the Peace-JOHN BROWNLEE.
For Cohstable-JrHS NJ. MEAD
For State Tax ColIeetor-J. G. BRUSHWoOD.
Fer Assessor-E. RUIZ
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

For Fifth Justi of the Peace-JOHN DAILY.
For Const 3be-FRANK SMITH
For State Tax Coli ctnr-JOHN HoRIE .1s'
For Assessor-WlLLIAM FOLEY. n.y. .. NJ
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Spring Trade.
BA RGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
u LsEvoE5 &c, CO.
ARE CLEARING OUT
cases French JACONETs
In designs at 25os o yard
5 cases French ORGAEDY
Of the newest patterns at Soc
cases wide French PRINTS,
At25c. a yard
2 cases MOzAMBrQUEs,
At 4oc a yord.
SILK LUSTRES for travelling wear
3 cases Printed LINEN CAMBRECs,
.. In patterns and colors.
Color.d SHIFTING LINENS.
Colored SHIFTING CAMBRIA
SOLID CHAMBRAYs
WoRsrED and CAMBRIA sHAWLS
OR ANDY ROBES and sHAWLs
LINEN MEETINGS.
EMBRoIDERIEs, in all styles
Also an invoice of
.... New Style Parasols,
Making the most complete end desirable
STOCK OF NEW DRY GOODS ra-
~ ...t ,.s..... ]. LEVOIs g. CO.,
..g Corner Canal and Bourbon streets
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There are 1000 churches in the United Ga, -,
They will hold 100000 people, SAWS
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For ConstabIes.
First Justice Court-W. n. TOLLER.
Second Justice Court-JOHs G. RUZAC.
Third Justice Court-A RTHUR LANCE.
Fourth Justice Cnurt-P. AID. FORrIER.
Fifth Justice Court--.
Sixth Justice ourt-DAR WILSON.
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The Feniats had an immense ana 5s..,,..s....
meeting in Memphis on the fs,h - ~
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SECOND DISTRICT.
For Third Justice of the Peacs-ERNEST HoREL.
For Coustabls-HARRY HEA DRIGKs. .....
Fur State Tax Collecto--V GERODIAS
For Assessor-FRAaK HEBRON.
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Closing Out Sale.

Closing Out SAKE.
II. DANNIGE IS 81 SON,
L63 .........C CANAL STREET. l69
... AND .....
$50 Royal street, corner of st. Philip
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For Justices Of Peace.
First Justice Court-GEO. ". SADLER.
Second Justice Court-GEO. H. BRAUGHN.
third Justice Court-PAUL W. COLLENS.
Fourth Justice Court-AUGUST vIAvANT,
Fifth Justice Court
Sixth Justice Court-THOS. S. COLLINS.
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PAPERS.
PRINTING of all sizes and qualities
WRAPPING, various eizes.
WRITING, English French and American.
STATIONERY, of every description.
BLANK BOOKS, consisting of Records, Day Books
Journals. Ledgers, Time Books etc.
COPYING PRESSES.
INKS, PLAYING CARDS, etc
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A Large assortment, consisting Of
1000 dozen Webster's SPELLERS.
1000 McGufeys READERS.
.. Also
Arithrnetics, Dictionaries, Geogra phies,
etc. Also, of direct importation,
CUTLERY, GUNS. PISTOLS, PERCUSSION CAPS,
VIOLIN STRINGS, FISH HOOKS and LINES
COMBS, BRtSHEs NEEDLES, and
FANCY GOODS, in great variety.
All of which we offer sale AS Low sny house.
STEVENS g. SEYMOUR.
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VINEL A MD.

FARM AND FRUIT LANDS, In mild and
rhealthful climate. Thirty miles south OF Phila.
deIphis, by Railroad. In New jersey. on the same
line OF latitude rs Baltimore, Md.
The soil Is rich and productive, varying IRON
clay 70 sandy loan, suitable for Wheat, Grass,
Corn, Tobacco, Fruits and Vegetables This lisa
great fruit tosntry. Five hundred vineyards and
Orchards have been planted out by experienced
fruit growers. Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Sc., pro.
duce Immense profits. vineland Is already one of
the most beautiful places In the United States.
Tho entire territory, consisting OF hity square
i%n s, 2. The land l. only sold 70 actual
settlers with provision for public adornment The
place, on account Of It's great beauty, a. we'll ~
other advantages, has become "a, resort IF g,opis
81 is.is, II ha: Increased I've thousand people
Schools, Academies, Societies OF rtand Learning,
spd other elements OF refinement aud culture have
been introduced. Hundreds OF people are con.
SANITY settling. Hundred. Of new houses are be
iois and upwards, saj per acre. Five and ten acre
and village lots for ale.
Fruiu and Vegetables ripen earlier In this dis
triet than 10 any other locality north OF Norfolk,
70 opsnipss Tor Al kinds q business, Lumber Yards.
NsnuiAstofes, foundries, Stores, and the like and
steam Power, with room, can be rented.
Por persons who desire mild winters, healthful
climate, and good soil. In . country beautifully
other social privileges. In the heart d eiviliiAoa.
i.ttsrs answered. and the vlnsiand Rural, Q pa
per diving full Information and containing reports
SS!ss R siss 'f1I E pigPyISsIa Ia.
dis Tsvnship. New Jsrsey.
y>s. ,s,.st of Ssisa Releases, Lgvtssifsrsi E6i
fsr ~ fks Trtlsas, sH q sHs Of hs most sFfsssirs
Crvf,fs trsrfs stasn isrsf 1osifiss asd suite
Ns ssaIsfisa fer pisssssi Js,.,sy iAsf Ne tsss S
m 20 IN tAs Wssfsra ~ sisiss." smN
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KNOW THY DESTINY!

MApAns x y. THORNTON, the great English As.
troIox,st Ciairvoysnt aud fsyehometrieiAn. Who
has Astonished the scientific classes OF the Old
WORLD has nov located herself At ltutson. N. Y.
Madame Thornton posssssss such wonderful p"v-
ere ef nd 20 enable her 70 impsrt hnoul
edge o, the greatest Imports 10 the or mar
ried 90 either ssx while In state OF trance, shs
dslineates the very features &C the psrson you are
10 marry. and by The aid % IN instrument OF 10
tense po~sr, known - the rsyehouotrope> xuaran
husband or vim Of The applicant, together with
date Of marriage. postoa In lin, leading tfaiu Of
eharse.ss. 40; rhls 10 no huubsS, a. tAessands
dssrsd. certified esrtiassts or written susrasss,
thst NE pietsrs 70 vhal u psrports "a b. ~ e.
e'osInE snail lock % hair. and stating place q
siss - ssess sna sss M % ass sss'S
yoarssif you will receive The pietars and dssirsd
infbrmatioa BY return MALI All conuuuicaticus
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Ans Z p. rloRSrou. r. U. Boz 70. Hudson, N. Y.
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Tho Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
FEMALE PILLS

Prepared nom prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ.
d.. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine IL no imposition. but
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
DISTINCTIONS RON any cause whatever and, al
though spowerrai remedy, IL contains nothing hurt
ful ~ the constitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
u Is peculiarly suited. 10 will, In q short time,
bring on the monthly period With regularity.
In all eases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pain In the hack and limbs, Fatigue on slight ex.
ertion, PAlpitatien OF the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have Jailed and, although . powerful 70; :
edy, do not contain iron, eaiomel, antimony, or
anything hurtful tO the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
package. which should he carefully preserved.
Observe on each bottle the name Of Jon MosEs,
without 10 none are genuine.
For full particulars get pamphlet, ffee. Of the
agent,
n. II. 81 and 6 postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorised agent, will Insure n bottle containing
over 80 pills. by return mail. Sold by all Drug
gists. Price 81 per bottle.
JOB MOSES, ~ Cortlsndt ST., New York,
lvr26 Sole United States Agent.
fOr sale BY DR.. ALvAN BACON. Biddefci.
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CI73 DROPS
SEaURS
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL.

RECOMMENDED for the treatment OF
Dyspepsia. Indigestion. General Debility, and
Fever and Ague,
and warranted cure. Invented by DIT y. " sh'
1Ok vegetable compound OF thirteen dis.
tinet Article. and 10 approved and prescribed oy
The medical profession. A physician who has
made use Of itin his practice sAys- 10 Is harmless
while u 10 potent nor does u as 10 the case with
many metieines leave Q shattered Constitution In
lts trscks Sold by all Druxsists. ORRlN SKIN.
MEN 60, coie fropristors, Springfield MAsa.
The trade can obtain 10 u any New York or
Boston Medicine House. iyJ
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ADDRESS
Or. D. H. SEELYE & CO.,
FREEPoRr, III.
Sold By oil Wholesale and retail drugxisb.
GENERAL AGENTS,

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DR. JUAN DELAMARREs

LII E"Ll Eal Isl MENU II.
Hundreds and thousands annually die prems-
tarely when, II they would giss the Great French
Remedy,
DR. JUAN pBLAMARREs
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS!
Prepared BY GARANciERk 4 DuPoSr, No. 2it rue
Lombard, Paris. nom the prescription Of DIR. Juan
Delamare. Chief Physicisn 20 the Hospital du
Nord gu Lartbolssre, 4 fair trial. they would nnd
immediate relief, and, in q short time, he ally re
stored 10 H,afA and ShsnstA. IL 10 used In tns
practice of many eminent French physicians Win
uniform success, and highly recommended IS tne
only positive and SPseyse Rsmsdy Tor All person.
suffering IRON General OF Sexssl pep w.TsnshaIS
rangements OF the Nervous Forces. Meianeh'y'
Spsrmats,rA9a or Ssmirsi Em'ssios., al Mtahness-
Is arising frum Sexual EIcesses "r fouthful lndis
cretions, Loss OF Muscular Energy. Physical Pros
trntions Nervousness. Weak spine, Lowness oil
Spirits Dimness OF Vision Mysteries Palms In the
convey an adequate idea Of the Immediate and al.
most Miraculous change II produces In the debili-
tatsd and shattered system. In fact 10 stands IN
rivalled an unfailng cure Of the msladiss above
mentioned.
suffer no more hut use tn. Great H,nel RENE.
altho' powerful remedy. contains nothing hurtful
to the most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, containing FULL particulars and dlrec-
tions tor using, In Enslish, French, Spanish and
German. accompany each box. and are also sent
free To any address, when requested.
Price One Dollar per boz or six boxes for Five
Dollars
Sold BY all Druggists throughout the world or
will be cent by mall, securely sealed from observa.
ton by enclosing specified price, To any authorised
Propr,etors' General Agent, In America OSCAR
q. MUSES. CO., "a CortlAndt ST., New York. q
Dr.. A. Bacon, cole agent tus saeo and Bidd~ard.
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Imnortant 70 the Afflicted,

DR. DOW continues to be consulted at his Of
f,e Nos. 7 and Q Endioott Street, Boston, on all
diseases Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY q long course OF study and practical expert.
ence DIR. Dow has now the qualification OF present
ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed 10 cure the most alarming cases OF Gonor.
rAoa and SypAihs. Beneath his treatment, all the
cy, Scroiula. Gonorrhea, Ulcers, Pain or Distress
In the regions OF procrestion. Inflammation Of the
Diaddcrsnd kidneys, Hydrocele, Abscesses, lIu.
mors, Frightful SwellIngs, and the long train Of
are made t. become as harmless a. the simplest
ailings OF q child. Particular attention given to
the treatment OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS In all its
forms and stages. Patients who wish to remain un
der Dr. Dow's treatment few days or weeks. will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for
board moderate.
peculiar to their system, will fnd speedy relief by
calling on Ifl. DOW, at his Office, No. Endeott
street.
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Judge h Of North. western Illinois,
tells tho following story Of his early prac.
tice:
Soon sAer I commenced the practice Of
law was engaged in trying small m.t,er
Of accounts before Justice Of the peace,
another young lawyer being employed on
tho o,her side. There was not much to be
said, IL is true; and about tho time We got
through with the testimony, ] noticed the
Justice figuring on a piece Of paper and
wiring in the docket. AZ soon . the las,
witness was through got up to argue my
aide Of tho case Tho Court who We Of
q thirsty semperamsnt. got up. and a. he
lea the bsneh said. coolly: "Young msn,
you can 20 on with your arguments; will
b in pretty soon. The Judgment b hity
dollassm We didn't proceed.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time TO the treatment OF all diseases inci
dent to the female system. An experience oft~en.
ty.three years enables him To guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the ~o,n Of SsPpr,'.
aos anil all other Menstrual Dsraag,n,ni,, from
sAat,r,r cause. All letters for advice must con-
tain 81. oaiee, No.S EndieOtt street, Boston.
N.B.-Board furnished to those who wish to 70,
main under treatment.
Boston. yune.S2 lS66. ly30
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To FEMALES In DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. I 4 Q IN.
dicott street, Boston 10 consulted daily for all dis
eases incident TO the female system. Prolapsu,
uteri. or falling OF the Womb. Pluor Albus, Sup
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles. and
invariably certain 10 the new nude Of treatment.
that most obstinate complaints yield under Il. and
che aiIcted person soon reoioes In perfect health
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater ex experience 10
the cure OF diseases OF women and children. than
any other physician In Boston, ana has. ance
ists, confined his whole attention 10 the cure OF
private diseases and Female Complaints.
N. BAH letters must contain four red stamp'
or they will not bc answered.
Once honrs from A. n. to9P.n,
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IN Dy,msnorrhaa. or Painful .Mtnstrurtion
and .Nsnorrhdo,a, or Profuse Fiorina

IN Dysmsnorrhaa. or Painfal Mtastrurtion
and .Msnorrhdg,d, or Profun Forino.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of
tho menstrual Cuii-in one case being tO little,
and accompanied by severe pain. and the other
q too profuse secretion, which will be speedily
cured by the Constitution Water.
The disease known ~ the FALLING OF TIE
WOMB. which Is the result of relaxation ~ the
ligamcnts Of that organ, and Is known by q
sense OF hcaviness and dragging pains In the
back and sides. and ut times accompanied by
sharp, lancinsting or shooting pains through
the parts, will In oil cases DO removed BY the
medicine.
There is another class OF symptoms. arising
from IRRITATION or THE WOMB. which
the physicians call Nervousness which word
covers up much ignorance AMI In nine cases
out OF ten the doctor does not really know
whether the symptoms are the disease or the d.
sease the symptoms. We can only snumerate
them here. speak more particularly OF Cold
Feet, Palpatstion Of the Heart, Impaired mem.
DRY, wakefalness, Flashes ~ Heat. Languor,
Lsssitude, and Dimness Of Vision.
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Siroudsburv,

SIr0udtBuTy, Pd.. January 20, 1909.
On. GREaa. Dear Sir, wish to inform you
that have been under the treatment OF some OF
our best physicians for nearly two years with
out receiving any benefit. had lost oil conh.
dence, and INDUCED in but little hope of n
cure from any source. Ny disease Was Drop
sy, AMI my physicians told me that there wss
no cure for me. was tapped some fifty times,
and ut the different operations about twelve
pounds Of water we're removed.
lam happy to inform you that ] have been
completely restored to health by the use Of Con.
stitution Water.
mako this statsmsnt, hoping II may reach
those persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Respectfully,
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READ! READ!! READ.!!

Danri!fs. Pa, June, 1872
On. WILLIAM A. GRgGG. Dear Sir In Feb.
ruary 1861, WAS afflicted with sugar Disbetes;
anil Tor Ave months passel more than two gal.
Ions Of water In twenty-four hours. | Was
obliged 10 get up rs often rs ten ortwelve times
during the night. and 10 Ave months lost about
fifty pounds in weight. During the month Of
July. 1861, I procured two bottles of Constitu.
ton Water, AMI In t~o days sfter using IL ex-
perienced relief; and after taking two bottles
was entirely cured. soon amer regsining my
usual goo health. -
Bottom Cornsrs, W y, December, "a, 1851.
VIZ. III. GRIGo, 4 Co. Outs: I freely give
you liberty to mako uscof the following rertih.
cate Of tho value OF the Constitution Water,
which can recommend in the highest manner.
My wife Was attacked with pain In the should
er,. whole length 81 her back, AMI In her limb.
With pdipifdfion Of the heart, and irritation OF
ei her about three months. when he len her
worse than he had fpund her. then snploysi
one Of the best physicians could find. who At.
tended her for about nine month and whiln
she Was under his care she did not suffer quit,
SD much pain. lie finally gave her up, AMI
sail cher dissaN ras ineura5is. For" said he,
"shs has such a combination Of com piaiats
mai medicine gtrsn .JoT one OpeT0Nt dQdtuE
some other of her difficulties. About this tim,
she commenced the use Of Constitution Water.
aud, TO our utter astonishment, almost the hrs.
dose seemed TO have the desired effect and al,
kept on improving rapidly under its tres,mesf,
and nov superinisnds entirely her domestic n.
fairs. She has not taken any Of the Constitu.
ton Water for about four weeks. and We sr,
happy 70 say that 1t has produced permanen:
cure.
wM NJ. VAN BENsCHOrES.
Wsthsrfsii, Conn. March, 2, 1863
On. W. H. GREoo. Dear Sir: Having SEN
your advertisement Of Consultation Water
recommended for defamation 81 the Kidney
and irritation Of the Blsdisr.-hsving suffrre.,
for the past three year,, and tried the skill o.
. number Of physicians, With only temporary
Relief was induced to try your medicine. !
procured one bottle 81 your agents, at Hart.
lord ,-Messrs. Lee. Sisson & Co..-and when I
hsd usei halt Of II, 10 my surprise ] found 9.
great change In my health. I have used twu
bottles Of Il, and am where never expected 70
be 10 my life-wsll. and In cool spirits. lean
not express my gratitude for II; feel that q.
q al and more than You recommend 10 10 BE-
Nay the blessing OF God ever attend you In
Iour labors OF love
Yours, truly,
LEONARD g. BIGLOw
For 'ais BY all Druso',is, Ps,es. o.
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DIABETES.
Stone IN the Bladder. Calculus, Grarei.
Brick Dust Dspost. -Hueou' or Milky
Disehargs' ojlr Irritating.
Irritation Of tie Meek Of he Bladder. Info
nation Of ths Kidneys, Catdrrh Of the
Bladder.
Sirangury and Burning, or Painful Urinaf.
inc.
For these diseases Il 10 truly sovereign rem
edy, and too much cannot be said In ito praise.
A single dose has been known 10 relieve the
most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain
In the small Of the back, and through the hips
l. teaspoonful day Of the Constitution Wafer
will relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
have long since given up,tbe u.s. OF buchu, Gu
bebs, and juniper In the treatment Of these d.
seases. and only use them for the wsntof bet
ter remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved Itself squa, to the task that has de-
volved upon IL.
DlURETTCS
irritate and drench the kidneys. and by constant
use soon lead to ohroaic degeneration and con-
6rmed disease.
We present the Constitution water TO the
public, with the conviction that II has no equal
In relieving the class of diseases for which II
has been found % sminently successful for cur
Ing and We trust that We shall be rewarded
for our efforts In placing 90 valuable remedy
10 . form to meet the requirements Of patient
aud physician.
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Ccrfain Cure tss all Cases,

Those Who need the services Of an experienced
physictan or surgeon In all dlfncuft and chronic
diseases Of every name and nature. should give
him o call.
P.6 Dr. Dow Imports and has Tor SALE new Or.
ticls called the French Secret. Order by mall for
Al and red stamp. VIZ
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MEDICAL.
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