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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

CITY MARsHAL-We notice by the proceed.
ings of the citycouncil, that Mr. JOHN SHOOK,
who for the last two years had served the city 40
faithfully and acceptably as City Marshal pre-
scented his resignation. His reason for resigning
is, that ne is about TO move upon his farm few
miles south Of Seneca. The city will regret the
loss of Mr.. Shook. He made the office of CITY
Marshal, which before his term was hardly re-
spectacle, honorable. Always attentive and
efficient in the performance of his duty, he yet
had way Of tempering the severity Of the law
with kindness, that rogues respected and fehred,
while yet they could not hate him. Wherever
he goes, John will carry the good wishes of hun.
dreds Of friends from Ottawa with him, and will
be found by his new neighbors man whose
friendship is worth cultvating.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

INFANTICIDE.--On Thursday the body Of a
new born female infant was found in the hydrau-
lie basin, near the Eagle Mills, in this city. It
was taken charge of by the coroner and buried
Another infant IL male, also newborn, WAS
found on the 9th inst, on the South bank Of the
Illinois river, opposite this city, and in like man
ner taken charge of and buried under direction
of coroner Macarthur In both cases the infants
seemed to have been born alive and to have been
made away with by their unnatural mothers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

The defendants of the AnglorSaxons are well
known to he the most nveterate smokers of tn.
human family. While six swarthy Aborgiues
content themselves with sharing the whiffs of
one pipe, six pipes will scarcely keep one Yam.
kee in steamihg operation. At late analyza-
ton Of all classes of tobacco at the Academy Of
Science in Paris, it was announced that 'Ameri.
can tobacco contained eight per cent. of the nico
tine, deadly poison Havana tobacco contains
three per cent; and Chingarora tobacco, grown
in the Indies, contains no nicotine whatever.--
The natives of the Indies are constant smokers
of the Chingarora, and never suffer the ills
which follow the use Of tobacco of other climes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

DRESSED HoGs.-For the following compare
tive statement of the shipment of dressed hogs
by the Chicago Rock Island Il Pacific r. r..
from Ottawa for the seasons VI 1868 and 1866 =
we are indebted to Mr.. TAyENER, the y.ntl,.
manly local agent of the road at this station:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23
Song Of tlle Atlantic Gable.

A young man who claims to have drunk deep
of the springs OF Greek poetry, sends us specimen
of his first essay up the Parnassian Hill. As his
Cable song, however, exceeds the length of the
cable itself, and IL no "recondite' ~ to require
careful cogitation to solve out all the meaning,
we deem it safest to give but stanza at a time:
Sweet nectar I'll sip
I.f From mermaids lip
As she twines her arms around; so.
Aud the burly old whale "a tlilsst ,srf. ~
will make lash Ills tai.
II he ever my feelings shall wound;
will lind where old Numclte bnilded the sphyn1
And there with old Belemite take drink, B,
Will visit where Tribolite too was born,
And make old Amonite blow his horn.
Well dance a liz to the Cables song,
49,. or who's pin here since Is pin gone Nta'.F 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

d "A, gentleman yho put up at log tavern "out
west" was awakened by young man who COM
menced a screnade thusly: 20, Sally Rice I've
called You twice, and yet you lie and snore;
pray you wake and see your Jake and ope to
him the door--or the window, don't care cuss
which, for it makes but little difference to eth.
er you or big pig, little pig, root hog or die"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

ONE great reason that PICTORIAL BALM has
gained such merited popularity, is, that it is
within the reach OF all. 1t being put up in fifty
cent size enables those in limited circumstances
to provide themselves with this invaluable pre-.
paraton. For sale by Berki l. Koch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

Harpers Monthly, Beadlcs Monthly, Go
deys lady's Book, Leslie's Gazette Of Fashion,
ior April, and all literary magazines and pa
pers a, Osman Il iiapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

immediate charge of the hose, as they would ne
cessarily do. should they think proper to make
the change of engines as l have suggested.
The Public grounds, known as Washington
Square, ought to receive some attention at your
hand. Occupying acentral and public location,
its neglect and desoation attracts the attention of
strangers, and with them, in measure, Ak
es our character for enterprise and public spirit
much lower than any of MS care to have repeat.
ed in our hearing, or be generally known abroad.
Your own Judgment will suggest how best to
remove this meldew from our fair name.
The short time which has elapsed since the
election has not been sufficient to enable me to
learn fully the condition Of the affairs of the city
l am advised, however, that our predecessors
have. contracted for the erection Of brick build
ing OF sufficient capacity to contain the two fire
engines and hook and ladder, and furnish, also
cOmmOdious room for the use Of the City Coun-
ell and its clerk. The total cost Of the building
and the lot on which 1t stands has already
been paid for with the exception Of about three
| thousand dollars, which will be for this council
| to pay, upon the completion OF the contract
am also informed that there is a floating debt a.
gainst the city Of about two thousand dollars.
1t is a bounden duty to cancel this Indebtedness
mt the earliest possible moment and before incur
ing any new liabilities. and be prepared TO fulfil
our part Of the contract made by our predecess-
DIS, promptly The credit Of the city should be
without faint
There are many other matters, connected as
think with the city's best interest, to which l.
might call your attention, but having given you
briefly my views Of what l conceive to be the
most important, ! will defer the expression Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-21
q Of lot bbls nt s2 IS pcr Dbl.
RnltImoro Market

BALTIMORE, AuguAt 17.-Cor1os-Stock smn,I but
dl no buyors today, and priccs nonlinny as
bofore quoted =
corrkE-Wo report sales from second bands of $40
do at 254c, currency. n
FLoun-Eceeipls arc light. owing TO the obstructcd
Toads and tho injury sustained By the mills from the late
heavy reahet Somc or the mlllers here who cnOugcd
ahcad are prevented from complying with their
m 70 period delivery from the disaster nboyo rrcrro1
TO- In fow days however, anticipate thcso tifcui
tes VIII bo rcmedod and tho former ucyity on tho pnrt
St W S rG,umed Inc market wns quiet for Howard
GnAiH-Wheat waa In very limited receipt to-day of.
teraRs on Change only 1862 bushels white and 800
white at $2a2 co. included wero COO bus al 50 40 m.
$500 buah red ranging from 81 o5a2 G0ony 2o bush at
sse "a outsao at INC close primo Virginia Valley fod
our market is higher than either Philadetphi ar
Now York, and Is 10 bs sttrbutN To- 1tir ,o2p
HopISnHUln but tn5 partial HuapenRiou OF grnaiES M
will doubtless nbatement IN tho dpmnnd,
tend TO cqualizo prices with netghboring markets Iu
this ts worthy 81 note that the great bulk o
damp and much OF u solng at worry low prccs colnpar
ed with those quoted for prime dry. Corn,oniy 500
white Bo Mt 81 i2 lo5H bush yellow mixed Mt
81 Hal Is; $50 bush primo do 81 l6al Is. oas92o0
ern shipment; saCs OF 1000 bush at 7a7sc mostly 7Ga7sc
good primo bright 1908 bush damp Goa65c Rye
7o5 buah received; sales Of 200 bush at 81 25 ?05
cholco for seed brought 81 90 Per Dushel,
PnovIaioSs-alariet 6rn, with Nh upward tendency,
Shoulders Il ac 20 hhds bacon Shoulders 10 QUO lot at
13c, and Jobbng ots 13Ac; 20 casks rib Sides at l5{c
ut tho close obbers quoting &c ubovc these figures
for los Mess Pork arin at s2t 81 per b6 with small
saes Lard steady at 1Sal3Ec for City aud IaHa4c for
Western; outside figures for jobblng lots
SuoAR-wc notice quiet but steady msrketi only
bat ut l2Hnl2Hc. Ncnncrs yesterday reduced their
prices c sales nade tho basis Of lG1Sc for
wHIBKEY-No change; market dull and nominal Of 81
for free, and 3GsSoc per gal In bond
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New euro for yellow Fovcr

New euro Tor Yellow Fever.
The New York Herald, OF F1dny last, publishes
tho following:
Considerable attention is paid by tho press Of
physician in Jamaica DR.. Alex. FddeB, +. II. C..
B. E. It has run the rounds OF the Spanish,
English, Fronch and Danish Journals, and every
whore neets with tho highest oncomiums. Several
OF the Governmonts interested in tho West Indies
have act apart hospital buildings for tho special
troatmont Of yellow fever under DR.. Fiddcs' pro-
cese. AS that dread disease iB making consdera-
bic rayagcs in the southern part OF tho United
States, give the following account OF Tho trent
ment
Calomel, quinino and all othor medicines aro set
aside as being not only useless, but positively in
furious tho only medicine recommended ia full
dose OF castor oil nt the beginning OF tho disease
internal administration Of sulphurous acid, COM
bined with tho external implication OF iced sheets
around the body whom the skin IL hot and dry, or
dry without being very hot. The sulphurous acid
is not given IN its pure form, but combined with
an alkaline base, such ns tho bi-sulphlte OF soda,
the aulphito OF magnosa or potash, or Of ammo
mia, of which the former preparation is probably
the best, being tasteless and not lkoIy to offend
tho stomach. Tho dose is twenty grains every
two or three hours in glass Of water.
Tho uHe of sulphurous acid and tho application
Of tho wet sheets or Tapor bath are indicated as
much by tho dictntes Of theory as oy the Lessons
Of experience. Tho Grst is preventive ngainst
tho fermentation Of tho blood tho two lattor aro
potent agencies for withdrawing poisonous mat
ter from tho body without weakening the yitnl
powers.
Blce Professor Poll, Of Milan, instituted his el-
Aborate series OF experiments to test tho efficacy
OF sulphurous acid in arrcstiug fermentation in
the blood of nnimaIH, and ainc6 DR.. Dc Ricci, OF
Dublin, and Professor Durgrnovo, OF Client, re-
peated tho same, the therspeutical power Of this
medicine has boon vol known TO tho medical pro-
fession. But DR.. Fiddes is entitled to tho credit
Of having introduced it as q remedy for yellow
fever and several other discaacs OF the zymotic
family. There aeemB to be no doubt OF tho efficacy
nj treltmcQt wi hny
the credit Of having. in ercat measure, relieved
the West Indies Of tho dread which Europeans
have in settling in them, besides preventing much
suffering and untimcly death; and it is but natural
to hopo he will rcnp somo substantial benefit from
discovery which he has SO generously made
public through Tho West ndia press
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-21

Go1p MINES IN THE TRlDUrAn1Es OF THE sourn-
wEsr.-The Salt Lake Vcdette Of tho 31st OF July
has the following about the gold mines recently
discovered on tho headwa:ers OF the SweotwAter,
"At last wo aro enabled to givo our distant road
tor, e1tont and richness Of tho now gold decov-
cries on the heads OF Strawberry and Willow
Creeks, near the South Paes Our information
acquainted in Idaho and elsewhere, who would not
scare at two-bt prospect, who can tell tho diff
ference between pieco OF quartz rock and O
burned brick, and who can take In the lay OF
country OF one view as we'll as eomo other people.
We know our informants well-know thoy are not
given 10 Munchausen romancing, and would not
bo apt to aay anything about the new mines that
they did not sincerely belieye.
s'According TO tho statements OF all those with
whom we have talked, the existence Of numerous
gold bearing quartz-ledge on tho north side Of
oovery claims OF Lewis Robinson, Terry and that
company are exceedingly rich, 80 far developed.
With Ordinary hand han moftaIa ;a, selected rock was
day to tho mortar and oven as high as 500. The
existence OF placer diggings has not boon discov-
cred to any groat extent somo two or three guchns
only. Littlo prospecting for placors had boon
done. In coming out from the mines somo
parties crossed through tho country whero tho
sandys rise. which had all the appearance Of, q
bear prospecting. Not having their mining
implements along, and tho danger impending
from an Indian attack prevented the par:
that across tho ridge in tho Wind River country,
that SURFACE indications are good. But We rogrol 10
be compelled TO state thnt oil those who ventured
over thoro did not como back alive Wo hayo
tried to find out tho names OF tho three mon who
crossed the rldgc, and who are said to be missing
yet, but have not succeeded. Lawrcnce and Tony
Schon were killed by tho Indians about noon or
tho 22d, and orrin Taylor WAS killed tho same day.
Only eight Indians are SPPerted TO havo been seen,
and these wero mau9s8 on the finest kind OF
American horaes. TIE cdHptry Ia slate so far as
known, with plonty Of fptes, and delightful cli-
mate. The Indians arc numerous and very hos
tile. There arc no miners or prospectors in there
now. 1he Indians command tho situation.
"Wo hayo soen great many specimons of tho
quartz rock, and they arc exceedingly rich in gold
in the same range. The course of iedgos are north
east and southwest, and look to DO well deanei."
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CIIARLEs sTON. .
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Aoncka, bfarshman, New York-lcn Ihurs
Saturday by thick fog. aud strong Soatbcriy minds
Sdzc To K I Getty, Adams Express Co. Atlaias
Co. BUCK Brsa % Capt Boyle. fSSfI Biri 1ssT!r CO.
l,rsto, II ccbia Co. " Mccomb Co. Cameron,
cadya caasr G coasie e,y Gsapssn ba4ssS bsasss
Miller. Desry. Il Il Mcdowell 4 Son. II Daily. Dowfe
Co. Fuller Tanniunson. FSlaman g Iene aTaye.
Icy, Graver, albbcs, W Gurney, Goodrich, Wine
Iisson l. Go. N Hunt, Helms. II Hopnosk Holmes @
4 Calder, Q TeidemIn johnson Jennings, Thorn.
Kinsman ro. Rlnck, wicEenbsre 'c Co fomsniet
SCI ssll q Ma1ad dnley t5IrSS % HIe5sndsr t!oShal
srscher Madson Macr. Snits &c Co. oSSSTs. oSS,l
Sduos PSSSails CO. Stone. i sullivan. somtns
schirmer. slico5. W stcfena 4 CO; sl.etelio,d
&aisS; as' woissop si % %%anS ms Co. WaissT order
T stsamasip % Manhattan woodruff New York len satur.
Nimttz & Co. A Stone, q Bschoir & Co. J Denny @
w StefIens 4 Co. Klnck, Wickcubcrg Co. L Cater.
o'Neil Bon, Laurey L Alexander. " spr que, ws
Corwtu Co, 9 BaIbo., D BraiS s Co. o = = xs & A
Bolimanu bros. D Heriot 4 Co. Small & Co. south
ern Express Co. steele; " anr4Sy. Kilroy r & Go;
Cook Co. Wagner, Heath & Monsees. + Weyllmann.
Farley CO Goodrich, q %iaGmsp "a = &C. CO. =, Mar
Lsiidons: Hart Co. E psnna. l. sshneli nell 4 CO..
Muller Retla ~ WSrnsr ! pIskGT, 1. ySlG Mn,ons muS
CO. bart wirth, Tegn Douglas I Miller n, Du-
ya Son 1n e 60 nopPoe
ron, q II Walter, Sullivan, q Picrcc, II Gerda Co.
Dawson 4 Co, Parker, J Adgcr Co. J II Hlilen,
" Williams Co. BfsseIl & Go. q Poppenheim, II.
ling a Langor. JeGords Co. q Avcril Son. McLoy
& Rce, Stoii, Webb 4 Co. Cunmins, ii Dandes, III
Caldwell & Co g ning,e. T N BRISTOL. q W Clark
Co. W Roach. IAps,odt Walker; Agent. Poreaer J.;
Archer L Cohen w Mcf. olnb Co. URu ;hardt Camp
Co. T Forrcston. W Kinsnan Yeadon, Homer
& Haas, III Menkr, J O'Ecill 4 Son. Beckmsp, 81
Martin q Cohsn, Sotcrc. A Betincourt, LATorrc,
Zogbaum, Young b Go, J McCarter II walliron j
Klein Courier 0flcc. L Wagner MRrzyck. U Subss-
tcncc Department, II Agent. ID Stcling. g Llen-
thai Mercury Office, Order. August lHlh. lat $780, lou
-, 40 spoke shin John Clark Of and from Baltimore.
bounl Tor Havro Tile II experienced southerly unds
tho entire passage.
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamer City Point Adkins, Paatka, via Jacksonville
Fernandna anu Savannhh
From this Port.
Steamship Saragossa. Crowel New York. August 20.
SteamBlip Champion, Lockwood. Now York. August 20.
Steamship Sea Gull Duttop. Baltimore. August 70.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Reed. from Baltimore. August 20.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-21
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, Ie07.
A RIVER LYRIC,


Undor my window, day by day.
The beautiful river rolls away:
Kolls nom iur-on woods of pipo
Down to tho glIttorinE bay:
ny iroTning crag aud fragrant vine,
Onward still tho foaming brine.
10 tic occ1n's kiIgly sway.
Many lengue in ripping plco
.uS young pro dances. bid and bee
anu hpw1ts that lean from tho shadowy grass
Hnrk 10 Its mnHtrclsy:
And cloud and star. as above they mass.
In its crystal bosom % In glass
Their radiant beauty seo.
But tho brook hath heard legend rare,
Tho winds hath warbled It In tho all,
hnny an ECHOED voice hath told
or world moro strapgely fair;
VI VIC. Id OF waters, vast and odd
Oh, TO roach tboso depths OF pearl and gold.
Well may tho brooflct darpf
NOW sWeus tho curront, deop and vide
Oer rocks and chasms It's strength Is tried
III IN broader channels smooth aud free.
Tho waves majestic glide;
And on they roll right royalty
TIL they feel tho heartihro6 OF tho sea,
Tho cbbing nnd flowing sac.
beautiful river. roll nwayI
tny seaWaru current no charm can stay.
And ou too hast n, q, river of lifcI
IN oush shadows gathering gray;
Flow from meadows with beauty rifo
Down through channels Of storm and strifc
To chores OF cndless day.
VI.
Blithe and gay in the carly dawn
Lilo dances forth to meet tho morp.,.,
But fAsa fass saH sS S . ban y eA
In this fuller udo In thi, doeper calm.
Lat mo not utter enc mournful psnln.
Over tho brightness gone.
VII.
For as day by day look on thee,
Desutiful river, flowing irco.
feel the Bv1ftar ruBh OF the stream
Which onward 6ows with mo;
And gather at umes. thro' mist and dream,
An echoed murmur, q breath, Bleam
or the eyerlasting seal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-21
New Orleans Market

hEH onI1aha, August -Corroa-Tbe maria onon
60 tnn morning with resriltsd inquiry and modsrste
pIospees oI ooness La er In tho dsy the demand ss
was Checked b. The poor sssorin ent on ass
wen e ~ tne nigh fetenslons Of fsctorp noysrhe
tho close fay go bales seven bfoiers IN
tho bulineas Prices indicated conanaed nrness a 10
hishef classea OF tho stsple. " 1o
With tae sboye remarks we repeat our quotations.. "A
tollows Ordinary 2oKA21K. Good Ordinary 2aNaaiE,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-21

REGISTRATION IN FLoR1DA.-A letter to tho Saynn-
nah Republican; says that registration in Florida
is In rapid progress. Sixteen Of tho most popu-
ious counties have been heard from. Tho whole
number registered thus for, iB 8,9iG; consisting Of
Leon county the most thickly settled in tho
State, and the location OF Tallahassee tho capital
registers / ,597 colored, and 4O7 whites, f'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-21

FRRsHET IN THE CAPE FRAn.-For two or tbreo
days past tho clayihh color Of tho water in the
river at this point has indicated tho appearance or
freshe; end hoayy fall Of wator in tho river and
mountain torrents above. Tho fact has been made
ettevillo. At that place the water in the Cape
Fear Is reported to havo risen fty-Ave feet during
Friday night Somo OF tho crops along tho limo or
tho river are reported destroyed by Tho overflow.
Wilmington Journal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-21
COMMERCIAL.

the CHARLES ston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHlaL1sTus, Tuesday Evening" August 90 1857 I
Tho market WAS characterized by better dsmand but
was eazor and In somc transactions half cont lower
sAlso IS bales. VIZ. at a, a. at 2SX 22st 2sx
"a st %, Q At 2T. and a 21X. wo quote:
Low Kidding. ,25E
St9a St99aanng: :;;;..................... an
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Wilmington nrnrke,

MILMiNdToN. August 10-.TunrRSrrNE-prccs
unchanged Received to-day $50 ibls ali OF which
elanged hands at IS so virgin; 80 50 for yellow din
and 81 CO for hard. per $50 lbs " 'O.i' i'
SPIRITS IuRPESrINE.-:h sales to-day comDrJsp
only gl bbts at 62ts country and 60 ceas
gallon for Now York packages. f>
RosIN.-MHrkot atcudy. and tho lower ,r,dca ,r, Il,
fair inquiry sacs iI3s Lbv OF as 10 for srnjnod
IS 60 for Pale. ' A0 - An"
TAn.-sslca Of lot Dbs nt % IS nor bb,
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THE AIKEN PRESS,

TT IS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN ol
Aiken, e. c., Weekly paper under thu above title
TO be devoted 10 General Intelligcnce-poiucaIC Com
mercial, Social Iierary and Reilgious-wiu Dopart
meut OF Agriculture including tho PIeld the orchs
Tho vineyard, and tho Garden. A Enws Summary. q
contain . digest OF tho important events OF The Wcet
will occupy on OF tho parer and particular aten
don will bo yeh 10 Tho unsettled question OF Labor a.
best adapted TO our dow condition. and the development
Of tho resources OF tho country IN Manufacturer Agi
culture, Fruit raising. and Vine-growing.
Tcrms-$S year, IN advance.
II. W. RAvENRL, Editor
W. d. KIRKLAND. Publisher. January 2l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-21

Tho Britiah oaptives in Abyssnis hayo been se
parated from the Emperor by o natiyo reboiIion
and arc regarded as safe in Consequence, Fnajanti
being spared the trouble and cosL Of war.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-21
THE MARION STAR.

TNsTABLIsHRD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO IS
IL published at Marion 8. c.. In the centrnl portion
OF the country, and offers favorable medium to Mer
chants DruRsa Machinihts and all classes who deaire
TO e1tend their business In tho Pee Dee country.
For tho bonent Of advertising patrons, ahal In
addition 10 subscription list which Is constantly IN.
creaRpg publish and distribute gratuitonaly extra
copies OF the STAR, during tho buaness season ths
Fall. ..-t
Rates OF Advertising LIBERAL
". J. MoKERALL,
November 10 s.#,t Editor and Proprietor
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ISSteS4| stores new life and ylgor to the
SnAas1 aged, causing tho hot blood Of
~ DS PhSnIf I!tcs youth to courso the veins ros-
Jr" ny ~ aney giIS inriug the Organs Of Gensrd-
yG1rec M. 80 lar; fon, rtp'oring InPoiencYand
ihfs Efirfr Jejurrn. Debility, rtaorino Nanliness
ale the sysfr,n aud amt JuH rfgor. thus proyingA
orsrcoDie dfIea,e perfect "Eiirir Of Lore" re-
moving Sferilify and BnrIrnnes, In both sexes To
tic Young mI,lilc arr and ngcd there Is greater
baon than thI, " Elixir Of Life" II giycs now
!cnso Of life causing tho weak aud debilItnted to
hayo renewed strength aud SIsor, and the tntlro
sys,sm TO thrill With Joy anil pleasure
Price. ono bottle 81; three bottles tsi sent by
express to any address
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists In every part Of tho Civilized
globe; somo annrincipled dealers, however try 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to make money. De net
dccciyed-ssk for these medicines and take no
others II tho druggist does not keep them, wrlte
to us. and We viii iend them b{ express, carefully
hacked, free from observation. We will bo pleased
10 receive letters with full statements In regard to
any disease With which lndes or gentlemen ara
afflicted address al lcttars for medicines, painph.
lets, or advice, to tho sole proprietor. a
Or ". B, MERWIH, 81 Waltof str H.Y.
Maya WIN Ayr