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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-19

INVENTORY OF FEMALE CHARMEs 1t e
not to be supposed for moment that la
dies of the present day resort to artificial
means of increasing that native loneliness
which, "When unadorned is adorns
the most" Their great grandmothers,
however, thought differently; amp SO nu-
merous had female falsifcations become,
a century ago, that it was deemed neces-
sary to introduce an act into the English
Parliament in 1879, which provided as fol
lows: "All women of WhteVer age, rank,
profession, or degree, whether they may be
maids or widows. that shall, from and at :
ter this act, impose upon aud betray into
matrimony any of His Majesty's male sub
jects by paints, scents, cosmetic washes,
artificial teeth. false hair. Spanish wool,
iron stays, hoops, high heeled shoes, cork
legs, or bOlstsred Lips, shall incur the pen
atty of the law now in force against witch
craft and misdemeanors, aud the marri-
ags,upon conviction, shall stand null and
void -
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A Washington correspondent of the
CINCINNATI Commercial says; "The ter
rible need of temperance reformation a
mong our Congressman you will believe,
when tell you that st State dinner, a
few days since, at tbs White House, one
honorable Senator, aud in the presence OF
his wife at that dinner table, became SO
beaetlY drunk that the walters had to take
him from The table TO bed! Or the same
occasion, another Senator, somewhat
wiser. aware of his growing weakness, had
the good sense to take bis wife aud leave
while he could. And on that same state
occaoion. yet s third Senator came to the
White House in such Drunkenness, that
he didn't get beyond the cloak room
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TO THE LADIES.

WILL NOT FIRE EZE.
TIME constant demand we have had for
LIQUID DYES has induced us tOHPut up
a complete line of 40 Shades, all Liquids,
which will recommend themselves to every
one who has used Liquid Dyes, for their
BriIIiancy of Color, Simplicity Of Uses
Certainty of Satisfaction, Economy
of Time, and Freedom from
ali Dust or Dirt.
The Mordant and Dye is combined in one
preparation. The only Dyes of the kind ever
invented for silk, wooden and feathers that
will give perfect color. Full directions for
use and certificates from emin ent Chemists with
each package. Samples actually died wit h
each of the colors on silk and wooden, may be
seen and the dyes obtained at all stores. Price
% cents. If you desire to obtain Satisfactory
Colors in the shortest time. with the least
trouble, inquire for Reeds Liquid Dyes, and
take other kind
GEO. II. REED d CO., Manufacturers,
sos, $40 4 572 Commercial St., Boston
For sale by all Druggists. Trade supplied
at Manufacturers prices by Meyer Bros. q Co.,
* North Second Street, st. Louis. IO-4m6
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KossUTH still resides at Turin. he
has grown prematurely old, and bears IN
his person the marks of the cruel disa-
pointments and vicissitudes which have
marked his life. His hair and beard.
which We remember as glossy black
have Teen for several years as white as
silver; his form, once so erect, is bowed
with grief and suffering, and a profound
melancholy, since the death of his wife,
with whom he buried all his hopes, marks
his whole demeanor. But his voice is
still soft and sweet, and his eye still beam .
with that sad aud tender light which gave
so much of its wonderful beauty to Lis
face. He is poor, powerless, and alone.
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ways on hand.
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AMERICAN ORGANS

THE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE THE
only real Reed Organs now before the pub
lie; the only Organ b wing Reyerberating
Sound Box or Wind Chest-which has the
same important part to perform as the Sound
ing Board has in the Piano Forte Ito give body
and resonance OF tOne) and without which the
Organ becomes merely Melodeon in an Or
gan case. The American Organs have not on
" the Wind Chester Sound Box. but have the
large Organ Bellows. giving power and great
steadiness of tone, make them the most perfect
Organ known. These great Improvements,
and the superiority of tone and workmanship
of the American Organs, place Them in the
front rank as the best, and they command
higher price than any other reed instrument
in the market. Every instrument warranted.
Send for price list and circular.
Publishe rs of the "Singing Pilgrim" (new)
for sunday schools Address
PHILIP PHILLIPS r CO.,
No AS n. 5th st. st. Louis, No.
I0-15yI
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A PROTEST AGAINST INJUDIo1oUs
EARLY RIs1NG-Dr Hall, in the Febua-
ry number of his Journal of Health, says:
''Ons of the very worst economies of
time is that flcbed. from necessary sleep.
The wholesale but ELECTROMAGNETIC o f
early rising is as mischevious in practice
as it is arrant folly in theory. Early ris-
ing is crime against the noblest part of
our physical nature, unless it is preceded
by AN early retiring. We caution par
ents particularly not to allow their chill
dren to be walked up in the morning; let
nature wake them up-she will not co it
prematurely; but have care tha they go
to bed at an early hour. Let it be earli-
er and earlier, until it is found that they
wake up of themselves in full time TO
dress for breakfast. Being walked up
early, and allowed to engage in difficult
or any studies late and just before retiring,
has given many beautiful and promising
child brain fever, or determined ordinary
ailments to the production of water on the
BRAIN"
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TheEmporiaNeWs.
BUGS AND HUMBUGs.

The newest sensation, imported from
abroad and now being industriously work
ed up for home consumption, is that
about chigRons. or waterfal Us. A savant,
somewhere IN Russia, has undertaken to
ride into notoFiety upon this ridculous( he
says PedteVtous) article Of attire. Having
been forestalled in the Trichine business
by an snterprising German microscopic,
be has taken an entirely new shoot, aud
By skillfully constructed theory of the
| tTichinae pattern, he has manage ed to stir
up an excitement of world wide extent
There has already been vast deal of die
cussion, and no end Of fine writing on the
subject; but it has been treated so ginger
~ and obscure with scientific terms, and
untranslated phraseology. that very few
persons seem to get the real idea through
their wool. For the benefit of those who
| are in doubt, We will stats briefly that IF
the theory is correctly nearly all the false
hair from which waterfalls and other cur
ious head gear are made is lousy-that is
the word. 1t is asserted that the hair
comes from the most degraded aud dirty
peasantry of Europe, and Notwithstanding
the ordinary process of cleansing. each
bair retains the germs of any number of
millions of creepers, and such germs may
at any time spring into active life. The
idea is enough TO give one an ague; It
sends a cold shiver of disgust through
every fiber, and the very sight of water
fall across a hundred foot street makes
one cringe.
Now it is very doubtful if there is the
| first shadow of fact in this alarming theo :
~; indeed; it is almost certain that it is
creature of the imagination. OF course
there are individuals and newspapers just
malicious enough to magnify and peTpet-
uate the excitement; they are moved there
to by pure deViltry-by morbid desire to
| disgust and alarm, to SANDER and abuse,
to rouse an excitement without reason,
only to laugh at tho victims of their men
dacity. II is seldom, however, that they
select subject with which they can do
so little harm; indeed, 1t is quite possible
| that in this case their industrious efforts
to gain notoriety at the expense of truth
and decency may bring about a really val
liable reform. The ridiculous chignoR in
which they profess to find such living
horrors is an atrocious deformity that, if
it were the product of nature, would be
more lamented than the envious mountain
on Gloster's back. If the absurd noa-
sense about peaiculii and gregarines
shall have the effect of banishing chignons
to the kitchen furnace, and leaving the
heads of our women-Bhich now look
like tumble bugs, with their repulsive
posterior attachments-in something like
the condition that Nature provides, the
sensible bubble will cheerfully overloo K
the filthy and questionable means by
which the reform is brought about.
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r,,or aArE HAR0ArN--N A FIRST GLASS
r.sshoorhocd 10 town, nrst class hgh stcop brown
ssoms Ts5oxi0o money nssrsa s - 80 y =. AcLhAr'
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xrTTrMINcroN AND RRADrN0 RAILROAD
w prepoeafs viii rocetvod from ne lulh 10 Inc 10Th or
October FOR me Fsd.soa and maseury Il ne wimnesea
a. crdxborcuah Pa hpeqnuaf0ns and farther Infonna
uon obtaasd ~ tns Hngnsers Sacs 0cetssyIe p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-29

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coyI1ay 1EAL EsTATn goa sALn
Eol sALH-Ar PLEASANT PLANE sTArEs
.: .is a.ss s',s:t; sssss
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g sis:
cricket ground Apply = lss West street. Of Robin.
% '''''' : T. = As coffee saw BROWN. r-spr..or
on 30 on HOUSES y
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wiz modern improvements a 4 NC MCLEAN, Prospsc
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800. : ----- ----- - W.
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fully located hisA ground; near SsgCs IN, Hri;s low
- =
SAN " Mills AND VALUABLE TIMBER TRACT OF
ass issSIa %
. .,s a1s Fl" D:aad (,
xddrsss Wsfsr sromdsburn noprns cou.er - s
| CPLRNDrD HOTEL FOR SALE IN LEXINGTON, KY
r. u ~ .cd ~ -. ~ ~ ssP na.r cri:r ~
court on a. ish dsv az Novc%ber nara Asvins hesn I'M
proved IN G6 Il cost or nearly Slo0oo contains All the
ss :srda
: -.---: 1oo1.0e 11-.e- % .r.-0y .00.n-.1
| III CUU Win ecSt atx fots. crsst hsre.in. Tires
minutes fom depot ana mar nor.s csr. ~ Housss
vN'.'' 1920 - - GArrAHur nrowN
rtrh 3 Mnr, n n rs ~ f ~
:. $3.50 =. -
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
tween Fiftsensh and Fifieth strects ia good neir.
borhood; from $1,000 to $4,000 cash Early poSsession
---- = :. - =. - - - -----
VTyANTED-REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PROPER
and nsdeirs q bona inquire = Cortsnd street corner
Gresnwch. " = W ' $3.50 sS'
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NE ooP hou n oeswsen ana fifae'n
CAILREpER LAWREWCE CO.. 50 Pine street.
W4s7ED-7wo VACANT LOTS OR OLD BUILD:
Tse lpT wRIessment N pin. .rs
49,. .~ur~ rurrvuv~, ,rcc,.r .vc c,~mx, .vp
w An ED-1nn ~ LcN oEOvcsD AM 81 ALn ~ =
.or ~ ny rs ~ an" ~ IA ~ Snss
.pDl, Address. T. r. r, q Yves. r-.n.y.s-.''A street.
m0OO nnn-TO INVEST IN PAYING BUSINESS
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Fos
sheriff.
JOSHUA 9. ABBE.
THE ssosEs F s.s. e THE
Public meetings viii DO held the places stated
DE SsSch < ad 'as s f1sf9n f o *
DEMOCRATIC t Ssl ~ CANDIDATES
County oness. Senator. and As~smblymsn.
An Who are opposed % the corrupt and racncai rule Of
wealth al from ths labor Of he worfinsmsn and
s sG sss ps only s s n
the Geld which rejects all the ring invited 70
wsss1ss1s s.sos OK
IN. meeting: WIN ;: Ssi LOO !. isi !:
Seventh, rh,rteen,h and rouresnih wards-Juncton Of
Twsntyrss wsrd-corner thirty street and Third
WEDNESDAY,, October 90 = 7kP;M;
"a. sSs ssa Frat ave.
nue. and rvea THu ;sHsna ;srs osossrsl pm
Nineteenth ward-rerrace Garden. Third avenue and
twenty secosd Hail. Forsy-fsurth street.
between Eighth fnd Nip Nay ,ssncsi 7xrM
sun ~ , yss;
Tw:ih wardLoves corner Of lash street and Eighth
SATURDAY, November q 7hP.M.
Each meeting win Be addressed By number Of the fol-
lowIng spe.fers1.s o., o.. n rs.,r,,.
H Hon. s s::ss ! %.s:;sury
S $% \ as, : ss E yssa S. aays
w%: y. MEM Esa; Pspnis s G,Gsns sssa;
Issa fl;;sIss Ed sss Luce 49, &
s' :::s; s:$'s; &c.
BY o's Srss 4 $siSSs
S S n: + ; ! ss s'''' ''s''.''..
MONTGOMERY BLAIR. or MARYLAND.
Great Democratic Meeting
Thursday evening, October 81
Il ss zkiiSs xsisE, cS W IoEEyER FALLEN I"
RATIFICATION SEkfiiSa
80 in mar And GROUND Sr,r,,v
THURSDAY EVENING. Der 81
A. TX O'Clock respond the State aud county nomina
ticns and the recent glorious
mi sssss.. rs ss %s.sns v''''
HON 5s Issgs Hon. ls%' fi English
Hon. ssmL Cor. Non James Z Rr.dY,
Hon. Hon. i ssssri o oSsr@ss. HON oesdorfsr
Hon A nssry Rogs Hon. Hon. joSn seSson
Hon James 0sisShsr Iio. James < b bseencs'
hon. hon. ss%i ! fdsn. Hon isAS " 6Ssnsr.
s. G Gs;. DAY ss gsss f s.sss.
r q cc'S: WI = e y os
Ccnnsctcut California and rennsylvanra.
BY order Of The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements Of Tammany
DOUGLAS TAyLoE, Chairman.
Mcss None. s scsss; ssorstariss
TpEGULAR TAxNANY HALL. NOMrNATroN
IL For sheriff,
ES1SUEr i. HART. Chairman.
w Ss.s.. h /; mass.l- sssrs'an-s.
DEouLAR pEnocRArIc NOMINATION.
IL The worlisg M ~ sr1ss "a sor Sssr,a,
| cyrxrH WARD INDEPESDRN7 DEMOCRATIC WORK
- ipmsas Club VIII bold tber meeting Wednesday,
Ara Saturday nesk - - Centre street. o'clock r. ~
| Puncsus asssdanos Y rsgueged nyerdsrof
| WILLIAM 1OMDksfN. President.
| Yxxsrncx .rsxrov, sserstAry.
Trxlox REPuBlrcAN roxIrA1IoH-ycR MEx-
| LRY.
/ nth WARD WILLIAM G. CONNER CAMPAIGN
Ciub--Ata meeting held ~ ~ East Houston
az fspw,ne candidates Yer ehoR " G.
Anna. for County Cicrk william Conner for
tfuIi tsrn) smith lily. Jrs al vacancy r. o. Macksses
i ! L. LEVY, secretary A. JOSEPH. rrsstdssL
PROPOSALS..
VUILMTNGroN AND RRADlEa RAILROAD.
rsobrr for the grsdahoa Asoury % he Wlmlnrtsu
sra xesdnR Railroad. exten<ing FROM Wi1mneton Del,
"a rrdsborcuah Pa hperhuaiIons and farther IniofAr
ion go - obtausd Al The Engineers p0oo, CnassvH p
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HANERL W. VOORHEES,, OF INDIANA.
IL viii speak at the
Great Democratic Meeting
Cooper Institute,
Thursday evening, October 81.
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Imnortant N the AFFLICTED.

DIR. DOW ooutinuss 10 b consulted Of his Of
Ace Nos. Z and Endicott Street, Boston, on ell
diseases Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by long cosrse Of study and practical sIpsri.
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have nsvsr
faflsd 70 cure the most alarming cases Of 0eae'.
rAos and SypAsiis. Beneath bis Treatment, oil the
oy, Scrotula. Gonorrhes, Ulcers, Psia or DistreS
In the regions ofprocreation. Inflammation OF the
Blsddeand Kidney, Hydroeels, Abscsssss, llu.
mors, Priyhtful SwsllInKs, and The long train Of
are made 20 become ~ harmless ~ the simplest
ailinss Of child. Particular attention Eivsnto
the treatment OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS In al its
forms and stages. Patients who wish 10 remain IN
der Dr.. DowJ treatment Few days OF weeks Will
be iurnished with pleasant rooms, and ehaTgss for
board moderate.
peculiar 10 their syptsm will md speedy relief BY
calling on DR.. DOW, h bis once, No. EndieeW
stroet.
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HIoHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR.. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. q 2 Va.
dcott Street, B0ston, 10 sonsultsd daily Tor oil die.
Utsri. or hlllnE Of the Womb, iluor Albus, Sop:
preston, and other menstrual dsrauEsmsnts, are
now treated upoa new pathological principles, and
speedy relief xssr.ntssd In I. very ~ d.ys 80
that most obstinsts complaints yield under H. SD
the sflstsd psrson soon feiooss In psrset hsslth.
DR.. Dow has no doubt hsd greater sxperisnse In
the cure Of diseases OF women and children. than
any other physician In Boston, sud has, sinse
l8ik confined his whole attention 10 the esrs Of
private diseases and Female Con plants.
N. B.-All letters must ecsAAin fssr red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Once honn IRON 4. q. to9 p
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Free to Evorybodyl

A Large 6 PIP. Circalar, giving information Of
ths greatest Importance 70 the young Of both
ssxea
10 tesshss hou The housiy nay bseoas bssnti.
Gal. The desplsed respected. sed the forsahen
lovvd. - . ..IfF. T.E- -r.-tf-.s q.
No young laAy Or gsatisusa should oil "a ssad
their Addrsss, and receive . copy, post paid, by
rstsrn nail. Addrsss 2. q. Drawer %.
em9 Troy n r.
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Thoss TIVE Observing men, ose er whom
sid that no hal always noticed when be
lived through The moSth Of May he lived
through The year. and tho other Of whom
ssid q wedding thai be had noticed that
moe woBs9tkaa msn bad hesn married
that year, wore naifAas of thsm lrshns.a.
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S,ro,J,b,,,. pa. January 20. 1865.

Siroudsbury, Pa. January 20, 1865.
On. GREoa. Dear Sir, wish to inform you
that I have been under the treatment OF some OF
our best physicians for nearly two years with.
out receiving any benefit. l bad lost oil conn.
dence, and I indulged In but little hope OF o
cure from any source. My disease WAS Drop
~, ana my physicians told me that there was
no cure for me. was tapped some nifty times,
and at the different operations about twelve
pounds Of Va Z were removed.
I am happy to inform you that have been
completely restored to health by the use OF Con.
stitutiou Water.
make this statement. hoping u may reach
those persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Respectfully. r.vu,y
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In Dy,msnorrhaa, or Pdinfnl Mtnstrudfior
and Msnorrhagta, or Profu~ Flooring.

and Msnorrhagta, or Profu" Flooring.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF
The menstrual Cuid-in one case being to little.
and accompanied by severe pain, and the other
too profnse secretion, which will be speedily
CURED By the Constitution Water.
The disease known A. the FALLING OF TUE
WOMB, which 10 the result OF relaxation 81 the
ligaments OF that organ, and 10 known by .
sense OF hea,iness and dragging pains In the
back and sides. and at times accompanied ~
sharp, lancinsting or shooting pains through
the parts, will In oil cases b removed BY the
medicine. &c..
There Is another class Of symptoms, arising
from IRRITATION or TIE WOMB, which
the physicians call Nervousness-uhish word
covers up much ignorance and In nine cases
out OF ten the doctor does not really know
whether the symptoms are the disease or the d..
sesss the symptoms. We can only enumerate
thsm here. spesk more psrtisulsrly OF Cold
Feet, Palpatatlon Of the Heart, Impaired mem.
DRY, Waksfuinsss, Flashes Of Heat, LAnguor,
Lassitude, and Dimuess Of Vision.
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SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

entire time 10 The treatment Of all diseases Incl
dent to The female system. Anszpsrisnss oftvsn-
ty.three years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and psrnansnt relief In the ssrst essss Of ssSp'ss
'ses and sn stAv Asasfrsai Dsrsssssssfs, non
-Asfsvw essss. All letters for advice must con
tain 81. once, No. Endieott street, Boston.
n.B.-bcsri furnished 10 thoss Who VIII 70 ~
main under treatment.
Boston. Jsns.c2, isss ly3o
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. WIN eugyup4 dbordsFe4 % vhate1
mcd, 20 sS ssek al over. II may
barss cas In nppssa, % Srss, % In soms
ediseass, a. u ny ner.iy keep you
,hstisa, deprrss~d and Ecui &c pothiny.
u /Dut yos oanees have good health vhils
yuss NOD iap~e Ayss sA.sArA-
ma ysFso ost thess inpsrities and
stimulass ne ervane q M Into Vigorous action, restoring
variety u oumIlsips vhich causei By impar'ty 81
ths bod, such screfalA, Kings Evil, nuncu, u
eer, snr,s Erupteos, Rmples, Dosches, DOH, " An
thoays fre, Hoo ErysipsiAA rsssf 90 Salt lthesm,
ScAh Hs.A, Hing wsra, Caness ~ CAncesvn remsss'
sv Eye, vsoals Dsasca such - Retention, i<sHar'
raj DtsrAsss Liver Complaints and Heart ps<Asrs- Ivy
ATsns SAnsAPAnlA and 80 x yourself the surprising
activity vth vhich ei<anses The boot aud cures hesr
IisociessI
During late yeas ths psble have been mIsei By large
so.,i.. p<es-.i.x " give quart q Extract % s.p.-
the sck, os they cootain lte, any sarapArilA, but
onen no curative properties Whatever. Hence, bitter DIS
appntmeus has tliosed the Of the various extracts
a AArsApariA which ncoi The parkee until Tn L.
s has hecome sypor ymous Vth imposition and cheat
Sun 90 cal this compound sssrsaparla" and Intend b
lad q os,oquy which rrsts upon h. We think ve have
vvund s believing has virtues vhieh irresistihe
By ordinary q In dseaAes = Intended IN
We can only assure the sick hat os them The bel
Alternative vhieh know how " pruiuce, and Ne havs
rssoa to believe b by hr The moss sectua parner d
the bod yvt discovrfcd By any boty.
Arsas cnsaar PscroaAL b % universally kncsu "
ssp~s every osher remedy 90 he Of Coughs, Cos
lpau<uaA, Hcsrseoess, CrOan Brouchts, lneipea Con
sam,<soa, and &c The relief of Ccnsumptve ftbents
sAvascr stage Il the dseAs, that b usebs here " re
eant the evidence 10 liz virtue. rhs woSh kDoss hem
sssi BY IN Druggists AMI dealers In meei"s sve'yuhess
2mi2
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csOO WILL BE FORFEITED ny DIR.

csOO WILL BE FORFEITED nv DIR.
@dVV DIX, nns TO eur In ,e.: time than any o.her,
ncus,o :. a., N "a .r.,S.s nth as
a., ~. an, us,I,oss
sryr- ,pusr avn so,rrIp HIRrry
r.,..a,,. -, .,.,..,,,-.,..
A" 'es s' '1Si~''
SOCIAL AILMENTS IND SfTO<Ti0HS,
Ipc,irut 10 Married anil sinsie Ladies'
SECRET AND DELICATE DiSoRDERSi
Merrurisi Affections Eur,loos AMI ali Dsesses Of is
stIn, Tiers q The No.e, Throat anil Bciy iImEk. ca
The Yacs sseings Of uss Joints hervcusnsss Cotsti
.a,ioa. and c.h.r ws.tDe'ses In Youth, and tAs "~'
S's~'' ~ ="
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED..
Dr. DIxs
pBIYxrc urDrcxI OFFICER
n E,s,e.,, street, B..,... Mas.
sr, N ssord thu. pseo, never - ~ kess e.eh obsv
nssc.r, ms az, ,p,,sncs ~ m. oes A.. q Inv.
Ing m connection With hi. residence eussqueny hn-
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NOTICE.

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Those who need the services NJ On sIperiesced
physician or surgeon In oil difncalt and chronic
diseases OF every name and nature. should give
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A country editor. who, with single boy
does all tho worn OF his otsee, cav, he
doss not know how he can shorssn HI.
expenses unless 10 cuts of tho boy.
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sTns wonderful progress Of Medical
~ science during the pesf ear sse,s only,
nah &c Il possible for the considerations
~ Physician TO declare, now. that Cos.
susrrioS Is - certainly cured ~ inter.
~iifsat Fever, and ~ certainly prevent.
Ell a SmaX Pos,-CHA RLEs 4. kiSa, n. d., LII.
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efsn 30 .sst esist.sfsS iss Nsty yssrs
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