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THE PAY DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE ,A' v

The Pay Department Investigating Commit
tee, Of which Hon. MT Lincoln, of New York
is chairman, met in this city on Thursday last
but no testimony of any Importance has vet
been taken. General Sheridan will testify
before the Committee on Monday, as to the
Lowenthal frauds, which were discovered nv
officers of General Sheridan in New Orleans
and reported to the General. The Chairman
OF the Committee Is absent in New York. and
will not return for ten days. General Cobb,
OF Wisconsin, will act in his place, and the
investigation be continued. The Committee
VIII be In session here several days, after
which they Will adjourn until the opening
OF congress- ihey have lately been in ses.
zion IN New York city where they have taken
a large quantity of testimony as to the New
York bounty frauds.
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TIE RIcH1Nes ENGLISH OpER. rRorpp

THE RIcHINGs ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE
The greatest success Of the operate season
at the National Theater, SO far, was the pre-
sentation last evening Of Flotow's Martha. "
The audience was a large ana brilliant one
and It is enough to say OF the peforma nce that
1t almost fully SATISFIED the critical taste OF the
great number present, who were familiar with
the beautiful music OF this sparkling opera.
Nearly the full strength Of the com pany was in
the cast, ana MISS Richings, Mrs. Seguin, Mr..
Castle and Mr.. Campbell all came in for round
after round OF applause, elected by their ad
mirsble singing OF the charming solos, duets
trios and qnartettes with which "Martha''
abounds The weakness in the orchestra and
chorus, which was the occasion of some dis
appointment in the first act, was fully re.
deemed by the splendid style in which the
grand chorus at the end of the third act was
given.
To- night, /" Fra Diavols'' will be presented.
and it is reported that Generals Grant, Sheri-
dan and Sickles will be present
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RECEIPTS FROM CUsToMs.--The receipts
from customs at the ports below named, fro n
Septe mber 9th to 14th, inclusive, were as fol.
lows:-Boston, si5s,Os2 90; New YORK, s., 500, .
C5s.63; Philadelphia. Sl52, COZ 40, Baltimore,
SlC1 1924 95. Total, So, 3a2. O2s07.
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GBv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & Go. quote stocks and bonds
n homo and foreign markats M folloms =

NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-First Board-U. S. 6's,
1851, coupon, Ill; sao's1 ses, coupon 1864,
coupon, losk; 1865. coupon, 40; 1865, cou-
coupon, 99a; 1905, second, lO6 4; 1905, third,
1861 Conformity; Cumberland,3l: Quicksilver,
2H Mariposa, 81; do. preferred, 1917;
Atlantic Maii. 1103s; Erie, 62H; ditto pre-
ferred. 20; Hudson, l2s; Reading, lO1R; Michi-
gan Central, 1l04: Michigan Southern. rs x; lii
no1s Central, l2'A: Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 81; Cleveland and Toledo, 126k;
Northwestern. 39x; do. preferred, 64X;
Rock Island. 101 IL; Fort Wayne, 1O0x; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, 26; W. u. Tele.
graph, 40x; Boston Water Power, 16; Gold,
l43k. fs gsr z.Ers al. -
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PERsoSAL.-Gov. S. L. Chamberlain, Of
Maine, and Thos. J. Jones, OF Mipne sota, are
at-the National. .."Hon. John W. Noell,
member Of Congress from Missouri, II lying
dangerously i'll in st. Louis ....AfchbIshop
spaidine, OF Baltimore, sails for home on the
10th Of October. so =
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GENERAL SHERIDAN Major General p. H
Sheridan was at the War Department this
morning, and had a long interview with }en-
eral Grant. He was also at the Head q arters
of the Army, and called upon the Staff on GERS
of General Grant. On Monday he will testify
before the Pay Department, investigator z
Committee.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Sept 21.-Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands "a cents Flour 15a25 cents To- =
er;N heat heavy and declined LAP cents: Corn 2
cents better; Pork lower, at 800 95aS2I 90:
Lard quiet at 13Aa14S cents; Whisky quiet;
Spirits Turpentine 59a59k; Rosin Ssl for
common. and 4.12H for good.
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ABSENCE OF THE POSTMASTER GREKRAL-
Postmaster General Randall left the city last
evening Tor New York, to meet Mr.. Randall,
who is expected 10 arrive from Scotland on
the first steamer from Europe
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Sinking of Coal Barse-Four Lives Lost
NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-A coal barge sunk a.
its pier this morning and four lives were lost
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Verdict in q Shooting ca

Verdict in q Shooting Case. .ta.
SARATOGA, Sept 2I.-ln the case of VIM ]
kIrtley, billiard marker at the Union Hotel,
who shot and killed J. Theodore Jones, the
jury returned a verdict ofguilty OF man slaugh.
ter in The second degree. :.
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NAVY ORDERS. - Lieutenant Commando
Charles H. Pendleton, has been ordered to the
Saratoga. &-a - 10 a tag.. D. 1 Il
Acting Vol. Lieut. Henry Arey. has been de.
tached from the Monongo. and placed on wait.
Acting Masters r. NJ. PAine,' William Nv.
borg, and W. e. II. Feutress; acting enst1ns =.
L. Mickle, CIV. Mead. ana mate EFT. Mos,er.
have been honoTably discharged 81 -
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~ BY the circular published elsewhere in
| our paper, 1t will be seen that Generals Sheri .
dan and Sickles are to be serenaded by the
Grand Army OF the Republic on Monday eve.
ming neYf -
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. SHERIDAN.-General p
II. Sheridan and staff arrived in the city last
evening at half-past O'Clock, and are stop.
Ping at WIZARDS Hotel At s O'Clock, Gen
sheridan, Gov. Fenton, Gen. Sickles, Gen
hancock, Hon. Jas. T. Brady, and Hon. VIM
+. Robinson, OF New York, dined togsther
at WIZARDS. After dinner the above named
gentlemen retired to the parlor Of Gen 5,
ano passed the evening together. During the
evening number Of persons called to see the
General, and several were received by him.
a number OF persons congregated about the
Hotel during the evening, expecting there
would Be q serenade, but, on account of the
late hour At which Gen. 8. arrived, the ar
rangements for a demons tfation could not be
made. Gen. Sheridan will leave for New York
on Monday evening or Tuesday morning
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The Atlantic Gable Of 1866 Repaired.
HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. 2i.-The Atlantic
cable OF 1866 was repaired yesterday, under
the direction OF Sir Samuel Canning, and Is
now In good working order. i7
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CASSor REcovER.-A telegram was re-.
ceived this moraing at the Treasury Depart
ment' from Havsrhill, New Hampshire.
announcing that Hon. S. b. Colby, Register of
the Treasury, who is very i'll AZ his home in
that place. is rapidly sinking, and no hopes
are entertained OF his recovery :
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The MARYLAND ELECTION OF the
counties thus far heard from give majoritles
for the Constitution. As we stated few dav.
ago, the majority in the State will probably
not be less than 10000. The Official returns
show the total vote in Baltimore city to be al,-
H7, and the majority Io,4s3. Full returns
show that Prince George County gave COS
for the Constitution, and 14g against 1t.
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@The Baltimore Gazette, doubtless by mis-.
take. credits to a city contemporary a large
budget Of interesting items taken from tn a
STAR .e.-s
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TIE WHITE HousB-But few visitors ware
At the Executive Mansion TO. day all OF whom
had an audience with the President. Major
General Hancock, General fftz John Porter,
and Ex-Governor Pratt, Of Maryland, had
interviews with the President this morning..
General Hancock also visited the ladies OF the
Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
slower, and was received by them in the Red
Parlor
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ORDER No. 10 data Of the Baltimore Srn
states that Information has just bsen received
here that the United States marshal OF North
Carolina has proceeded to execute one of the
judgments OF the United Sta.es Circuit Corr
for debt before the war. The military did not
interfere, notwithstanding order No. 10 10 still
in force and unrepeaisd.0 aETanH - q :.
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Treaty Of Peace Made with indian Tribes

..
NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-A special dispatch to
the Tribune, dated North Platte, Sept. 2Otn.
says that peace has been declared with the
Brules, ORallallas, and Sioux Indians. Pow
der and shot will be given them to morrow.
Gen. Sherman and Commissioners Taylor
and Henderson spoke to the Indians to-day
Pawnee Killer left the council in anger.
The Commissioners meet here on November
LIST again. They left this afternoon for Omaha.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 2t.-PIiyate dispatches con.
firm the declaration of peace with the Brule
ana Oeallallas bands Of Sioux Indians.
The Montana Post says that the 9TH regiment
OF volunteers have returned to camp Meagher,
having tailed to overtake the Yellowstone In.
dams. They start again on the 9th, on an ex.
pedition against the Grow Indians, on the
Sweetwater. There is no doubt of the hostility
OF the Crows, as they are continually commit
ting depredations. Great tears are entertained
for the safety Of party of emigrants on the
oad from Fort Smith TO Virginia City, as they
have not been heard from for q long time.
The Indians have notified the contractors on
the Kansas Pacific railroad that the road shall
not be built beyond Fort Hayes, and that thew
mean war to the knife. Great excitement pre-.
walls along the route and Iaborers are leaving.
Col. Shoemaker is at the end of the track raj
lying the men. 49,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Sept sk-Genersi Schcasld this
morning issued an order that the bali6ts Of
white and coiered voters at the coming ele.-
ton shall be received separately In every
district Of five hundred, voters three persons
shall be appointed to assist the registering
officer in receiving votes. Where there ar.
more than I'VE hundred, six persons shall as
sist. all being previously sworn to an Impair
tial discharge of their duties, and selected
from among the registered voters of their dis.
trict. -" '+ 80. - tH5t4 9.sa-
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Government Securities.
WAsHIHaToH, sept. 81, 1S67.-Jay Cooke &
90. furnish the following quotations OF Gsv-
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PERSONAL.
r AIDES! WE JUST RECEIVED FROM
L. Paris the largest and most complete stock. in
Colurs, in Hair and in Style--all cheap.
DEM0NGEOT'S HUMAN HAIR STORE,

IA NY CARTER; slender in person; of darkish
brown color aged about 100 years, and STOPPING in
person when walking, left her residence on Thurs
day, the 10th instant, at 2 p. M. and has not been
since heard of, and cannot be traced. She wore
when she left black dress, white apron and brown
hood and had handk ere hief tied about her head
Her mind in consequences of her extreme age is par
TALLY imbeeile. Any information relating to her
which may lead to her discovery, sent to her daugh
ter, Gracey Delaney at No. 444 Hfh st, between
and f, will be thankfully and gratefully received
It. g.. GRACEY DELANEY.
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NJ ELECTRO INDICATED VAPOR
Or. L. ALCAN, recently in charge Of Electricity
and Medicated Vapor Baths At the various u. s
General Hospitals. Office southwest corner Of 18th
street and Penn'a avenue, cures rheumatism.
Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, GoHt, Debility Aztec
ton q Paralysis, Absorption Of Mercury and Fe.
male Com plalut8. m Or
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V1ILTON j. SAFFOLD, 8yst. L.. asssf
(FormeTly Of MONTGOMERY, Alaban,a,)
ATTORNEY AND CoUNSEhLOR-AT- LAW.

.s..-. ~ WASHINGTON, D. G.
Office No. $50 D Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis
trct of Columbia. ,r.,
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. s.rE .s Sc Is-tf
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EOk RENT-The wide, roomy HOUSE, over the
T. book store Of Franck Taylor. Good Tor ofaoes.
je1S-0
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and tribes--to the northern stlavonic
races-sto the sturdy Scandinavian tie
the innocent but reticent Chinnftaf--t.
the drawing Scotchman--to the fiery and
industrious Irishman--to the hardy Ger
man-to the Anglo Saxon and the had'y
a fitcan- TO all races of whatever grads
or hue, congregatcd and sheltered by ihs
imperial mgis Of our triumphant flag. iU
rally to the grand banquet and speed 'he
car Of civilization in it's course with the
sun, till from the rock bound coast Of
New England TO the vine clad hills vt
California the blessings Of common
ecbool education are everywhere diifuse,l,
and everywhere enjoyed.
Then what do sec, it may be but
vision, but l will cherish it. In the words
Of another point to you AMI bid you
behold one vast and mighty Republic,
stretching from the frozen North in un-
broken line to the glowing South, and
from the wild and stormy Atlantic to the
calmer waters of the Pacific main, and
you see one people and one law, one lam
guage and one faith and over all this
wide continent, the home of Freedom and
refuge for the oppressed Of every cline.
Feb. /, 1867. IT.
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whose object was the warm smile of n
doating husband. But, Ellen, | nm not,
as you know, devoted exclusively 10 these
things. We have that to contend with
which you have known. We are both
poor, and it is necessary for me to keep Il
watchful eye over my household OF this
account. But i cannot say | am sorry,
for 1t has made me belt manager and
housekeeper. 1t has kept my fingers from
idleness, and my servants from slOtf. You
have no time to attend to your conserva-
tory-come and see my little garden,
planted with my own hands-come and
see my rosy child-come and see my
happy husband, and my little paradise of
n home--and believe me, Ellen, it is all
because | choose to exert myself, and wish
the husband to be the LOVER still"
Lady rcadcrs-the above is no fancy
sketch. We have drawn the portraits
from real life One is 50 common Il
character, that few Of you have failed to
meet with many who might have sat for
the picture We do not deem it necessary
to follow the example of those sad and
learned men, who compiled Mr.. 1Esop's
fables, in carefully adding the moral to the
end of our story-we leave its discovery
and application to the sagacity and honesty
of our readers.
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Prepared hy GAE'SgWus a pvluNl No. 2li. rue
Luu' lrl, Iar-, iruu tie prescription OF jr Juan
DnaWvrir. tuii l,N-iclua tu the iiapui lu
Nurt ru iar.h. .i-,,'c lair tiial, they would inj
immediate relief. Jut, iU short time. boz lulIy
r',totci fo Health and Strength, Il is G-ci ia the
practice ol many omuou. French physicians, with
Uniform success, aua highly recommended %. Che
oniF positive aud SPECIFIC Remedy for q. pcr. n,s
/ 'uirnHs iiHm tcuc"l ur Sexual Debility, aIl alec
lhns'meu's "i iAe Nervous Furcc.. Melancholy,
/ rpemator.hcI ss Seminal Emissions, an Notk-
ue--c> arising from Sexual LNco-~os or NuutifUl
iu'scroi.oN-. Loss ut Muscular Eueury Phv.icul
/ r"auatiHn,, NCTuJ>1r~s. Weak SPINE, LoMuess
ui Spi.is, Dimue-s # N-ion, llvsteric-. Pains la
the Back and Limbs, lmpoenrv, &c.
No language can convey an adequate idea of the
immediate aud almost miraculous change il pro-
duces In the del,ilitated aud shattered svstem In
fact. il stands undvalled as AN unfailins cure to
the maladies above mentioned.
Suffer no more but use The GreaI French Rene
dy; it will effect cure where all Others fail and
although powerful remedy, contains nothing
hurtiul to the most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets. containing full particulars and direc-
tons for using In English. French Spanish ant
German, accompany each hoN, and are also -cut
free to any address ~heI requested.
Price One Dollar per box; cor siN'boNes for Five
Dollars.
Sold by all Dru,sis throughout the world or
will lie sent bv mail ccur lv scaled from ull ui,-
servaiion, by inclo-ing specified price to any au-
thorztsl agent
rropric'nr' General Agents ior Amcrica. OSCAR
q. MnSl.S s. CO.. ., ttlthult st., New York.
Au'io'ilcd Agent FOR NJ tl"hurv,.
3,iy Il. a. SHELDON.
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DELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN"S PTL.dONIC WATERS.

BRIINS PIL.dONC WAFER.S.
to The original Me iciuc established in 1897.
ami first article OF the kind ever introduced under
the name of " PuIMoNIC WATERS" in this or any
other country; all other Pulmonc Waters are
countetteits. The genuine can be known by the
name BRYAN being stamped on each Water
These Waters have been before the public for
nearly thirty wears, and the immense sale attained,
not only in America but in foreign countries tally
attest their intrinsic worth. The medic proper
tie, superior to any other article offered for the
cure Of Pulmonary or bronchial affections, and the
quantity contained in each box is nearly dorrle
that Of the many worthless limitations advertised.
BRlANs PULMONIC WATERS
cure Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, HnarsancsS,
Asthma. Catarrh, bronchitis, Difficult breathing,
Splitting Of the Blood, Pains in ,hc Chest Incipi-
cnt Consumption and all the disease, OF the lungs.
Net only ailnrdng temporary relief, but enccting
a rapid and lasting cure and arc warranted to give
satisfaction in every instance They do not nall-
seae like alcoholic compounds. and the medicinal
properties are combined in form 50 atrccllc aud
pleasant to the taste that any child will ruadil'
take them. One dose will ALWAYS afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
To No ali>ts and Public Speaker. these WATERS
are peculiarly yaluahlc they will in one day
move the most severe occasional hoar,encss and
their regular use tor lew daVs will, at all times
increase the power and tieXbty of the voice,
greatly improving its tone, compass, and clear
ness Tor which purpose they are regularly uSedbv
many professional localsts.
The very great celebrity of this invaluable REM
edy has induced unprinciped persons to prepare
base limitations, which dsappoint the Just expect
atunr Of the purchaser aud injure the character
Of the genuine medicine.
See that the word BRYAN" is stamped on
each Wafer aud also observe the fac simile of the
signature of the Proprietor JOB MOSES - on
each wrapper, to counterfeit which is forgery
e95- Offending parties will be dealt with to the full
extent of the law.
BRYA>'s PulMoNIc WATERS are for sale by all
Druggists.
JOB MOSFS, Sole Proprietor. % Cortlandt, st =,
New York.
Agent for Mldlebury, VT, II. A. SHELDON.
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A Frenchman named Colian, who died
in Paris not many years ago, was remsrks-
BILE for n bovine tendency. There is a
letter of his in existence as follows: ''My
dear friend-I lost my knife at your lodg.
ings yesterday. Pray send it to me it
you find 1t. Yours, Gallon. r. S.--Nov-
or mind sending thclniss have foupJn."
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Pa; has long labored under the iupuia-
ton OF making more ''scc;dents' with tl.e
tongue than any Of his fellow mortalt, tut
it can be very readily shown that The
''bull" is not necessarily Indigenous 10
Ilish soil.
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SoN - ~ I'VE - - d>pISs
ON ITS MOST ADVANCED srAGEs)
For the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, BRON CiIITIS
CATARRIl and all affections of the TllROA and
AIR PASSAGES; for General and Special De-
rangcmcnts Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM aud for
all Functional Disorders Of the Stomach and
Bowes.
Itimmcliatolv increases the strength and deep
ems the color Of pale blood. 1t subducs the Chills
and Fever, aud diminishes the ENpctoration. 1t
checks the night swcats, always in seven to four
teen DAYS. The appetite is at once invEorated.
and the patient rapidly gains flesh the cough and
the difficult breathing are specially reevcd the
sleep becomes calm and refreshing; the evacuation.
regular and uniform. ALL The GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH a REALLl
ASTONiS HING RNplDl1Y.
The PRESCRIPTION should he used in ever
case where the Phl sician commonly prcscrbrs
ToNfCs" IRoN, ACIDs BARK, QuiNINE, Con.
LIVER on. WiiSKEr Sc. and in every case, b.,
wajryer name known. in which there is eNhuict
any one or more Of ia" following
SYMPTOMS:
Difficult or lric.uiA breathing. loss Of Breath
Cough, Wastingol flc.h. Blrcdii.. from the Lang,
Loss ut Strength Loss 1T Appetite. General Dchii
itN Might SNcats Flyin4 Pains through th,
Shuu'd,-, Cte-.. Face ar limh-. Ner,ou- Hcal-
ache. Ncryrl. Pi1'tra'i'ns Gitliinc,s 0i Dizzucs
Excessive lioao- Sore Throat Drowsncs
,,leppl,->ac--. ~our S'rYa'', iIcGri-Buru Op,dc.-
.ipg'.r Sinking d, lhe Stomach. urtprr or af ,.,
300 al. ieuu... i.-0tj,- ur tcriuc irc..ul,l,'ir>
such as Difficult. la.bd Sipprc. c.,cI. Scu;N,
tl,o~-ite, Ag&e'. tr,maiula or zoo Ftep..nt
NrperuNU.r;
StNcfMENia IlipM PATIENTS. e.
I.Ir Prescription -.N"i nay ddu-ht,r'. ,.ir,
Iui ui.. ~tv.pi me hGu'tti- ut dollar. r.. f..
iiutnplit- =. Rrm,cI. :. !.
1--WE hi".> Gol for ;he benefit We have received
from vou Prepared prc.crp piUn. "-Rcv. Il. err
trne, Blossburth, Penn.
Every one to W.T. ON | have recommended il
has benefited much by its usv."--Rev. {. ID.
Jones, Racine, Wis:
eleven wears. During the last six wears never
had an uninterrupted nights rest. 1t often seem
ell to me that | would die before | could get a
into INV lungs. ! was haggard and spiritp>s. and
suffered greatly from shuriuess OF breath. that
I was compelled to take frequent rests III walking
from my residence to my place of business
1.-The itht before | obtained the PREPARED
PRESCRIPTION was the worst | ever pissed.
On obtaining the remedy took q teas'sunit.l
noon aud again at night. aui dept a!l Ii-lt ti.h
ont waking. have not had a BROKEN might t'.t
since. | uo longer l,k
haggard, have gained in trough apd spirits ard
am not at all afflicted with .haruc,- 8 urrstu.'
| shall he glad to have any oir afflicted v III
Asthma call and see M
" ". a..f tt.ttl -. y i'
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. put gp
in II pattic aui Is ~. ~ n, U.ut-i-'- .ou".alt
"r 'Tle.. m.y boaalt" "d ''.''. Sole r'oprirt"l.
SCR G. NO~t> 500 ., Caf.l,ui; Street y
Y Con.ultsiir. ;re,. C,rc',ar> containing par
tc'lar, "f many successfully treated, will lie
sent free hv mail.
Sold in Mildl,bury by
II. A. SHELDON.
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/ IFE - HEALTH STRENGTH.
FE-UE1L7W-.S7REVG2yI
LIFE HEALTH -STKENGTH.

Hundred. and tbul.1u,ls annually die Ia,nAt.Ic-
", wh'u, il they would give tae Great French
tgrlt.'p