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The national Republican., 1867-05-30
OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UETTED STATES PATENT OySIcT


| wAsHIsGToS, April lV 1897
| On the petition Of EnOeh Hdioa, Of NeT York, N.
Y, praying for the extension OF patSGt granted to
him the 2tst day Of June, 1853 rstAsurd SeTt 8.
1853 and again Tessued March Is 1861, for au In
provement In Side Lights fer ship. for seven ychi"
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
on the 2lst day OF June, 1861;
II is ordered that the said pettoa be heard at thu
Patent once on MONDAY, the l7th day Of luu"
next, at l2 o'clock, m and all persons are EouLcA
to appear and show cause, any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required To
ale In the Patent Omes their obJee!ions specihlly
set forth 10 writing, at least tOsHty days before tho
day Of heaTlng all testimony hled by eihor party,
to 10 used al tho bAid hearing, must bo taken and
smitsd In accordance with the rules Of the Oee,
which will be tuIaishOd on application.
Depositions and other papers, relied upon ~ tesl-
mony, must be hled In the o1les tp.HV days before
the day Of hearing the argumeAts, II any, within
| ten days after Cling the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notice bO publl5hed In the
REPuBLioAN and the IntslhgsHcsr, Washington, D.
| c., and In the Times, New York n. Y, once woek
for three successive weeks the hrs said publleA-
Ions to be at least sixty days the dhy Of
| hearing. T. c, THEAkEk,
COmmlsslOncT OF Patents
p. s.-Edltors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the PEtoRl Ouee with
| a pspsT containing thIA notioa Rpl0-lAw3W
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

TnE JArAXEsE.-Last evening the Japa-
psse Commissioners paid a visit to the gymna'
sIum Of the Washington Gymnastic Association,
(formsrly Brady's Gymnasium and spent some some
time in examining the various apparatus. They
will all visit 1t again neIt week, when an exhi'
bitiOn will be given for their beneht and In
structfoB,
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

A FASHIONABLE MARRTAGE.-An inter
esting marriage ceremony took place last oven
ing at the Church Of Ascension-Dr Pinckney
officiating g-joinipg together Mr.. @. W. Watkins
and Miss Maggie Duval, both Of Montgomery
county, Nd. A large number Of friends were
present to congratulate them upon tho conclusion
OF the ceremonies and the happy pair left for
their future home with the good wishes of all.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

PROTESTANT EPIscoPAL ANNUAL Con-
yEsrIoN.-The annual convention Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church Of the Diocese Of Maryland
met yesterday In Baltimore. The convention
sermon will. be preached BY Rev. DR.. Nelson,
president Of the ST. Johns College, after which
the sacrament will be administered. The busi.
ness session will continue until Saturday
Among the business before the convention will
be action upon the application for new diocese
for the District Of Columbia and for tho Crgani'
ration Of two new parishes in this city, the
Church of the Incarnation, Rev. DR.. Lowrie,
pastor, and the new Episcopal church In the
First ward, Rev. DR.. jackson, pastor. Should
| new diocese be formed for the District Of Colum
bia, It Is supposed that Dr. Hall, Of the 0hurel
| Of the Epiphany, will be called to Its charge
An assistant bishop Is to bo elected for the Dio
cose Of Maryland, and Rev DR.. Pinckney. Of thu
| church OF the Ascension, Is named as likely tS
| be selected for the position.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

Coon FOR THE CLERKs.-We are pleased
to learn that the prOpristors Of the glass and
china stores Of this city will close their stores,
on and after the lst Of june at p. m, except OF
Saturday.. Let others Of our merchants fall II
with this good custom.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

TuE REGISTRATION CoRREcTIoS,-To,day
and to morrow tho Board Of Registration will si'
from nine a. m. to seven p, m. at the City Hal,
for the purpose of making any corrections tha'
may be discovered as existing on the books oil tne
board, and for tho purpose Of recording the name'
Of all voters who were unable to register here
tofore.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

SERIOUS AcCIpEST.-M johnson Simon,
.Ved 90 wears. who resides on the Avenue, neal
Third street, started on Sunday last to visit hi
son, whose residence ia on the corner Of Fourth
and East Capitol streets. When near there he
slipped on tho pavement and fell, breaking hii
hip Joint on the inside to such an extent that h'
now lies In n critical condition.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

BRryrrEp.-Capt. Thomas +. Sheldon
of Troy. N. Y, but now a resident Of this city,
we arc pleased to learn, has been 6rsys.sd ,S
major, by the Governor Of New fosk, s 9, tnS
The esusnt eAptaiu was attached to and endured
arduous service with during the war.
The national Republican., 1867-05-30

SHEEP SrEALERs-Wm. Raley (colored)
and Henry Yost were arrested on Tuesday
Ralsy for stealing sheep and Yost for buying
them. Mr.. Drury appeared as counsel for MT.
Yost. It appears that the sheep belonged to
-, and Raley had been left in charge OF
them. A colorsd man by the name Of Dick Will
liams told Raley that ho could sell the animals,
and Raley permitted Williams to take four sheep
and lamb, and he disposed Of them to Mr.
Yost. Tho sheep wero bought at n very low hg-
ure, and the carcasses were found upon tho prem
ises Of Yost. Raley was committed for court by
Justice Tucker, as an accessory to larceny, and
YOst held to bail for purchasing stolen property
ORPHANS CoURT-Judge PurceH.-On
Tuesday last the last will aud testament Of Sam
uel II. Herbert, Of Washington. D. G., deceased,
was alsd, fully proven, and admitted to probate
and record. He appoints therein his wife, Sarah
Ellen Herbert, as bis sole executrix, and letters
Of administration were granted to the same
Bond, 50, 900.
The irst and hnal account Of Sophia cottman
executrix Of Charles +. A. COttmani deceased
was approved and passed.
Peter ]. Meem was appointed administrator Il
tho estate Of John Msem, late Of Washington
ID. c., deceased. Bond, $4,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

IN dry seasons IL is very important to
water newly transplanted trccs; bat The
common Sol method Is very objectionable
when the water is pourd upon tho surface
sne soil will crack, and let tho moisture a..
cap: through the openings. Apply the Va
80 'nee; Scrspe OF the.soil to the depth Of
.wc q 'hree inches. then pour on the wa
s.. yer A. scon ~ Il has I'll soaked in, draw
the ssia back which has been taken of. GOV.
s.ing Up completely. % that nothing wet Il
visible and no cracks viii ever open. A tres
pseae veil Waesrsd in this manner Nm
NOT need watstiOg again Sot week. ""
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
rzoN. ELE.sAss srse..
2ariac".;sIs OF asis SniciSe The
Notc left hi Hiss.
Rasselsl.e Corr esp snden,e OF the Louisy lie

Particulars OF ssis Suicide The
Mole left hi His.
Hisselsil'e Corr espsndence of the Louisv.l lie
Courier.
Yesterday afternoon Hon. Elijah Hise
committed suicide by shooting himself
through tie brain. suppose he did no,
live moment after the discharge Of tho
pistols say pistols, because he used two.
Toe de!ails are sichening, but in order to
give you an account IN full, and to stop al
once any garblsd statements that may b
made, will give you all the horrible par>
ucu'ars, 50 that in noticing his death ven
can present the facts. Since his return from
Washington he has been melancholy. 40
much SO 80 to excite remark, even from his
casual acquaintance. On yesterday he left
my office after . short ICON ersation and
vent Immediately home, not distant more
then hundred yards. In half an hour the
report reached ne that he had sho, himself
hurried down aud found the rcport too
true. He had dashed couple Of S,,nch ri>
fled pistols together, and standing before 4
large sized mirror, had discharged both thro'
his brain, Immediately over the sye,brows
The whole top Of his head was blown com
pletely Cd. Upon small table imme distely
in font Of him was found the enclosed
maouscrips. "a minute copy Of which
eend.) From this it appears that the con-
dition 81 the country bore - such IN ex.
tent upon his mindas to render death pref
cradle. Hehaa also, bssn suffering for some
months under diabetes meliifus, which COM
tributsd in great degree, no doubt. 10 his
dependency. He was Go years Of age, July
4. 1866. You will perceive that hs hac eon
templatsd the act some weeks.
cory or:rnn NOTE IN .upes Hisk's nAxn>
wRlrIxe FcrvD ON ms TABLE.
hsvs lost all hopes Of being able 10 aid
in saving the country from tho impending
tisasters and ruin in which despotic and
Unconstitutional rule has involved her. /
have been hrcugh' into the public service
at an age TO advanced and at : period too
late, 20 allow me even r. hope ,hs. can do
any thing in aid Of the restoration of consul
tutional government, even il admitted 10 a
seat in congress, which, il is said, world be
refused.
Inn cnssebled by the infrnites Of age
md by disease. EN- weary OF tho world
md intend to leave it. am sick u heart
md resort 10 death for relief shah leave
! poor afflicted wife and kind relatives and
fieods, none Of whom have any knowledge |
IT my purpose. have kept my intent 10 |
'eek death fcr relief from the sorrows that
lfdic, me secret from ill. do not think |
wen saapicion Of il exists in The uisds Of |
'ithes wife, kindred q ffieodU.
ELiJAn nIsp.
Sunday. April 81. 1897. AGs
There 70 a codicil to my viii 10 my ceat
'ockef. since placed in the hands Of M
wife.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
GoItoHa's Select Flaycrs


| CHOICE FRUITS * SPIt,EI
Are creating quite sensation among Lovers o
Choice Favorsererywheie for their delicious Flayors
Strict Puri y and rnrivalled strength. Those who
wish the best end those who wish 10 economic seck
them. Coltcn's Pnrc Vanilla Flavor Is sought ~
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor IN its Purity
every unlike the many Vanilla Extracts In marke.o
hs-Goy. jams y. Smith. OF ProynrscE, r. J., SAYS !:
Ny wife pronouutes them superior to any Flavor
Ing Extracts she has ever used
hA-'ov Wn A. BrcKiSanaa. OF CossEcrrc. T, says:
For a long time we have used them, and end them
very fine
HOLLAND, (Timothy Titcomb) the well known
author OF Springfield, Mass, says: ..Thcy are the
Standard in all this vicinity
DEALERs TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such list Of References Is seldom given See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by Grocers and Drug
gsts. Prepared By J. ". COTTON. Proprietor Of
Colions Toilet Article No. 8, to Heal and Beautiy
the Skin. Sold by Harrison . Ssasks, and Parks L
Hosmer Davenport, Iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
r.uLLkI, - Asrkctskose. for oil Colson's psepsso
uOua: 90Ot. eR-Alv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

A CaRAffo1nt he Amee5con Vyatcn
CsmpAnvsr v491ehasn, ylass.
rmcsups-Ssks leave 10 hsbsn The p.sys "a,
thsr epcrafloD In issn, sr.d shsIr ee,oev
.s~covcrsap uf seses of ground. apa has esst uo,,
nan million dollars. and empsoys over ~ opr,..
fives. They produce 5000 Watches . yess. "a
make nd cell los than onehair of n H. ualSh
20 sold IN the United sfntes.
The difference between their manufacture and the
Eascpcfr, iAttriesy THIS: RnropssA Watches arc
made sirnos. entirely By hand. snd the result 4 oe
nscsssi,g lachi.6 thaDan10i1v,W naaA 4 ondisnsn
sshls 70 correct timeksepAg. Both he ere ard ~
hand OF ne nose s1anfdi spsaAivseaase vory. NM
n 10 fact thst, except watches a. he higher grades
Eusopean watches the product q u ehespsst h.
Dor OF swtxes!and, and ~ result u ~ vorthls.,
Ancree Iepices end 20 cal1sd Patent Icvers-vA,sA
soon cost moes ia attempted suDoln. shn 49, -.
iginsl ps1cs. Conmoe woskaan, boys ed vomsn.
buvtAs rough separate parts o. tAses waseAse ftoD
vsrioue Aetofies polish and Pot eAom SsesCAsp -
taks thsu to the noossse wSacA2achAns, who sea~,e
sAass1ssvss shso visA ny 49, = ssaaa ul6ensy
HOW AMERICAN WATCHES Arm MADE.
1AeAmercaa walA6n wsssh = anass b % sssA
unsetsn pscssse-eod ~ - go ioeuopsesue
vaskn@- An ~ COaoassS soss1leas. fts0 ~
UceVUOu ~ s1o hoW m1UUBs ~ - ~ e. D9etto0 OF
the Watch, ere carried on undes o. sool - psAse
one skffsl and eonpe.sas dirsetloa. But H. Rssat
cushing feature Of shsis waschss, h shs set
thst sbslr several pares n neas By - Assse -
most perfect and dedicate nacAinsy eve bsoseAs =
the sid Of haman industry. Evssy one Of he moro
thar hundred parts o. every watch b nals b -
chire-thss inSalIibsy sspeooscse sssry sasoeoGlae
part with the most unvaryins accuracy. II w. oalv
necessary 10 make one perfect WsteA II my pasfeup
lar .ty'e snd then to adjnsl the hundred machines
sssry to rproduee every part Of that wat h ana
nfows that cvsry s,cceeding watch must be like II.
The Company respectfully submit their watches on
,h r merits only. They claim % MAKO
BETTER ARTICLE FOn THE MONEY
BY their improved mechsncal processes than can be
mie under the oId-fashioned handicraft syetem.-
Tley manufacture watches OF every grade, from q
good low priced, and substantial article In sofia ell.
hunting caase 10 the Anest cAronoaeser; and Al.
saics wstches In plain gold or the finest cnamclcd
an jeweled cases. bat the Indispensable requisite
OFFS their watches 10 that they shall be GOOD
TINEkEEPERC. II should be remembered that. e.
ccr. their sinele lowest grade named "Home Watch
Company, Boston, ALL WATCHES made By them
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
by Especial certificate end this wa-ssntee h rood n
all tines asaiost the Company - IL AGENT.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
nw'dAwim 1ss Broadway, New York
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DIR. BIgclOw.


WA vim NJ for tho pass ~ years. and Il therefore
the person whom nil afflicted should consult No one
ever heard Of patient Of his being cured since be
has been In this city, reputation has vouchers Ia
all the city papers, his patients and the meC ical pro
feseion. both here and abroad being the moot sl.
lcd specialists here and thorough master Of all seq.
nal diseases II all Others fail don't despair give
him a call. II II only common occurrence with him
TO such lie are separate for lai,ea
aud gentlemen. and the most comp etc in the city,
You've MEv. Take Particuiar Notice Doctor Fig
Glow dcvotes much Of hts time to the treatment II
thos cases caused by secret habit which u!ns both
body and mind. unatfi 4 the unfortunate Individual
for either business society Tie ssd effect or these
early habite: or the excesses ripper s 10 weak
eh the debitats the constitution destroy tho phypt
cal and mental powers. diminish and enieebIe tho
natural feelings, AMI exhaust the vital energies Of
manhood the pleasures of life are married. the object
Ofmafhsgs frustrated. and existence itself rendered
term Of unceasing misery sndregrot Such persons
especially those contemplating marriage should loee
no time 10 making Immediate Application, ~ Dr. B..
b. his now treatment. IL enabled to insure speedy
en6 permanent euse
Combinations free and occidental Ones, No. ~
eceM Clesk esset, &c. o. Monroe, half block som
The Pot ONO. Post o.Eee Boz lb4. Chicago. NJ
Once A0ufs nom 4. -. 20 9 p. n.
500 e - "ussds - Heath. Dublishsd moasA-
ME-, $50 sos = descriptive arC.is q
Pessasss nsmedis, ~ bet pssvsasfvs Of euncspeao
knOw1- OsottO ~ o06sssD ~ eAnsQo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
PREPARED GIL OF PALM ANO MACE
For nDroaex.vHaw ap~~S>A.--l

fceau:.syfnE slsc Hair.
And Is the most delightful and wonderful artici,
the world ever produced
Ladies' VIII fnc It not only certain remedy 10 Re
ssore Lsfsen and beautify tbs HAIR but sleo deris
snis article for tie Toilet. It il highly pernued
Wiz men ano ooiacase perfume. Independent Of IN
sssfa1t door ot the Ous d Psim Of Mao.
Vhc Marvel OF Pcru.
new and beautiful perfume, whieh In daxe>sv a,
ecens. and the tenscity with which II ciinca ~
handAsschles and pereoNs h uneQualled, = -
The aoovc 0eir1es efe fe eals 6y an Dsup~asa, "a
ferinmefs q 81 per bottle ssch. Sent By e1preee 10
any acdrees b. prupsstcss.
ocaolyl 100 Liberty stlost Noe yT cs;s
TIE GLORY OF NAN u eTNENUrH. -rhe,,.
Sore the ncfvove and dsNiiissfcd ehould i'm ms,,sss
u use HlN9olp'e kxgnACr BtuBu faS~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
W-newr 0sssen eAapsuis.
ser ooeA Fer zee, eoo.
lfrou The DsstoH Joarul. MAJ ~

Ir'al by jury Wa commenced this fore.
Ioen IN the Supreme Judicial Court. befo,s
yrs ng Foster. in tho case Of Belinda p
v.Ii snS gains. NJ. Dasisl D. Kelley, The
ton. ~" .o '',s sa,Pouildes. both Of East Bes.
She sl, n. p's,nnn slai0inE e2o, 900 damages.
eusllv s.s .oAs sns and ths defsadaas mu-
~ ~ S ~ 70 marry sach other, and
nss.ies h., may. ~. oten resey 10 fnlall hes
a - T HSs S Sass shs defendant refuses TO
NJ sbeve, md proposit;os a oe0ia, Q!
q che tae Whom tho psou,n j, "a sess
sxiste6v - - undss promise of n, - nave
% another moh. Ex Governor Andrs-.
Aa oottreo tpD6nred for the piain,iff s s's
r. b. Sehlor al s. J. fheaas Tor ehe 1 !.
Ssses. = lesos launbs q Wiassasss ass 10
- ekAo1nu6. "a sas sat assAAF $3.50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
Il EST ORTCAL."
GARDEN ER'S
Rheumatic 4 Naura.gic sCmnauud

THE RHEUMATIC s NEURALGIA Cosipor-Nn
FIFTEEN Years ago, Capt, L. p. Copeland was com
inandero. Boston brig. owned by tn,. lat, uob
crt q, Saw. tani. Copeland at that time made n
voyage q era Cruz, and while there enr The yuns
:. me Castle % san Juan de tia. aiiac Sed with
his oid complaint, haeaH.tisIa While sun rim, -.,
'ercly on board his yes.e he was Visited h. n Mi
eaii-Spsnierd. WHO ssidAc could relieve MIN Of his
pam and entirely cure him OF his disease Che Wis
Tor returned with his med icinc and prov ed his words
~ lew days Capt. Copeland began 10 Improve I'M
ger M tf.dlnenf and was soon completely cured
- denehted was the "old Sea Dog" that he pur-
chased me receipt from the Mrxiees pa,liard, Tor
one hundred and Fifty Dollars.
Alter Capt. Copeland returned TO Boston. Cant
Gardiner bought lumber Of bottles OF this article
then manufactured In email way by Can't. Coes;srS'
In Boston Capt Gardiner who then sailed q mer.
chant ship TO London, took the article with him. ana
London, and Capt. Gardiner inlme diatcly wrot, -
MS rrother. Charles +. Gardiner, Eep to purchase
.api copeland the right 70 make and cell the arfi
Siein England. the West India islands and Austrsa.
me VAS III 1896. Capt NJ u. Gardiner ON rccepf "a
the notice Of the purchase nun Capt. Ccpcsud i'm.
wealthy dealer in nsSon who I WIN n AZ Wascn
OF Gardner Watson 4 CO., No. q Mark Lane. Ion
CON- are inssoducingthe Compound with great success
In 1889 Capt Gardiner wac In Boston. and IN ron.
nseusn win hte brother. Chas. r. Gardiics purchas
he ' rhn, cop.and HE heirs and succeesors
FIVE 10 me people of North America the benefits OF
,ss wonder,nl healing properties. Ii be- proved
inest val medicine 70 all who have tried ~
Mr.. c. +. Gardiner immed lately estshiisheS 49,,
manniactury or laboratory for the production Of ne
.lucie and since 1859 hse devoted his time 70 the in
NNouuenoh ana sale OF GARDINERs RHEuMArrc AMP
NsuaAioic CoxPorND. We eho Id add thaf the ar
sei. entirely vegetable one. being composed of
& ane herbs nc most important Of which grows
rronre,ns No. nDm wnenSr 4! 10 imported By the
n. n CsicAeo, Nov. 18th. 1891
matte Neuralgia Compound A>ne"
sr-Hasing been afflicted with the Neurslsis IN NV
r &c kisn mcnihs, friend induced me 20 ~ vonr
1S,mpoand, and can chccrfally cay found n ths
led witf the Neuralgia = - WV s'e ''oun-
Yours Respectfully A. BOOTH
Oyster Dealer Cor. Madison Desrhcrn -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

ins Chicago Boarl of Health are ma.
king arrangements ior disinfacting the city
as q uTSiss.!. --rr--sssti.r~s +hs approach Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
AcARn TO INyAIms

CAkU To INvALIDS.
Clergyman, while residing In Sonth America o
missionary. discovered . safe and simpls ssncdy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay DE-
easee Of the Urinary and oemioal Oseana, and the
whole train OF disorders brought o. BY baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted By desire to benent
the afflicted and unfortunate. win send the recipe
ior preparing aod using this medicine, In q eealed
envelope, to any one who needs II, psss Of ChorHc.
Address, JOSEPH r. IMAM,
Station u, HE House,
may d&w1Y New York Civ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

Henry Ward Beech:r has commenced
his ''Story" in the New York Ledger, il is
SAID at enc hundred dollars "A column
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

IN reply 10 tho charge Of the New York
Tribune, that several of the Dernocr ,tic con
sresnnen eject from Kentucky had bcen in
tie Confederate army, aKen:ucky exchange
SAYS:
This statement Of the great radical orr
gon Is cnaractcristically veracious. The
only one of the candidates elected who was
ever in either army is Major Adams, ana he
was in the Federal service"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

ms S3ifhsn Is,.,:a SSssBwfsf Tonic, 1s S!s
dephis, IL intended to dissolve ~ Seed os6 mate Il
into chyae the hsst process Of cigestion. BY cesa-
sing TIE StO0aeh with Schenckt Mandsake flls the
Tose soon restores the Appetite ana food that could
NOT % eaten believe asine viii BE eaaly dl9eetsd.
Consumption cannot be cured By Schsack's Pul0o.
ME shs stomach anAvsr 10 made hsalshs
and the adpstisc restored. hence tho TuaIe end Fs
nrc required In nearly every It c0usuo ption
half dozen bottles Of the eRAWRED TONIC and
three or fous bAses Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary OF dyspepsia.
d. snrscK makes professional visits In New York.
Boston, and At his principal Once In Philadelphia
every week. See daiy papers Of each place, or Ais
pamphlet on consumption for his days for visitation
Please obserye. when purchasing, that tho two like.
nes-s OF the Doctor, one in the last stage OF Con.
sumption and the other as he Isl in perfect health
are on the Government stamp
Sold by all Drugsists and--pcaicvp price n 10 mr.
bottle. or the bnlfdoxen All letters for advice
should he addressed to Dr. Schencks Principal Once,
No. Is North 9th Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agcnts: Dsmas Barnes n Co
y. T.; s. s. Hnnce, Baltimore. Nd; John u. Park,
Cincinnati. Ohio; Walker Il Taylor Chicago nj .
Collin. Broe,, st. Louis, no.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RRsrORRD -
AHolbn EXTRACT BUCUU. fkeb0 dAvlv

Misguided Men, ASD nm Law or C.A.-
irY IsD MEscr.-H0ward kssayo, on tho Rrroes.
Abuses and iiseaees vtgA form he hasie OF the Crs
vest Hsladee IN eho 1rse age - nan ard Seeaiuliv
sap - vital powers with sure means 81 relief Sent
. seaed letter envelopes. fsee Of change AdAeeea
Dr.J sk!LLiN HOtUHT0N, howard Aseocisiion.
Philadelphia. A.. .s,',f Iavie1xws.s
.ENTEBLED AND DELICATE CONsTrrUTIONa
Of both eexes. nee AklMBotDV KxsaAc1 Dsmsn n
you 4 sleep well. iSeR6 6Avir