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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-16
Agus Pills, commonly called Blood Makers.

1B uU ItISi OV11111l011ly U"IIOu 0EO0U m
To those afflicted with one, two or three
weeks Chills, and for the enlargement of the
spleen, these Pills are commendnble. For Neu-
manent and lasting relief. Any Physician in
good standing can obtain the prescription, and
see from what they are composed. Prepared
only by d. Il. GOODYEAR at his Drug and
Apothecary Store, $40 Second street.
Pure Drugs. Fresh Drugs, Chemicals, fne
Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Sponges, Patent
Medicines and Fancy Goods. just received and
for sale by d. +. GOODYEAR,
~ Apothecary, $40 Second ST.. Memphis.
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POETRY.
OLD FOLKS.

All, don't be sorrowfuI, darling.
And don't be sorrowfu', pray
Taking the wear together, my dear,
There isn't more night than day
IT'S rainy weather. MY darling.
Tines waves they heavily run
Rut taking the year together, my dear
There isn't more clouds than sun.
We are old folks now, my darling
Our oads are growing gray
And taking the ear together, my oear'
You will always find the May
We have had our May, my darling
And our roses long ago;
And tho time Of year is coming, my dear'
For the silent night and snow.
And God Is God, my darling,
or night as vel as day;
And we feel and know that We can go
Wherever He leads the way.
Ave, God CT the yisht. my darling
OF the night of death so grim; ,s
The gate that leads out OF lie, good wiie'
IL the gate that leads 10 him.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FOREIGN.

FOhElGN.
LIVERPOOL, April l5.-Cotton closed
firm at the following authorized quota
tons Middling uplands, I'D; Orleans,
It'd; sales, $1,000 bales provisions are
unchanged corn, mixed Western, AIS
cd per quarter; Wheat, white California
lbs lOd@l4s Sd per Genital; Produce I'M
changed.
VIENNA, April l5.-Dispatches have
been received here stating that Omar
Pacha, with a ship of war and a large
number of troops, had left Turkey for the
purpose of joining the movement to sup
press the instruction in Crete.
LONDON, April l5-noon.-Consols,
9Of; Erie, $751; Illinois Central, 7Sa;
fve.twenties, "a
LONDON, April ia mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro has arrived. 1t is re-
ported that the mediation of the United
States was summarily rejected by Lopez.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-06
Relief for Horses & Cattle

Relief for Horses & Cattle!
U,HI UNDERSIGNED RESPECT.
fully informs the public that he "~
establiSheda A
Stable and Veterinary once,
215 South O Street,
On the Divide, between Gold bill and Vir.
oinIa City. Nevada, where he 10 prepsr.
ed TO bestow medical attention TO
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP DOGS,
which NAV DO entrusted TO him. He also oherI
sFrss COMPUTATION At his Once nom 10 to IL
o'clock 4. n. daily. having had an eItsn,iye OK;
statss, and lately Of San Francisco: he 10 On;
sSlsd 70 apply the NEST efseient and Iuecs5,fai
remedies igalnst diseases OF all kinasia nd i1nci.s
Inc public patronage. Charges moderate. Refer.
.ucss Of unqussionabls vsrscity, from men OF
known rsIpsetability. r,,5no
VstsrlnarySurgse
Divide. Feb. Is, 1857. feZSu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sJ-Specinl Medical Notice-Dr. Charles
II, rOZER would mast respectfully inform the SICK
and AFFLICTED that his MEDICAL Is a.
he same place, CORNER uF kEARSf M
JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco. where he has
been established for many years, for the cure OF
SPECIAL COMPLAISTS. Having relinQuished
INV Old mode Of advertising, which has become so
common with all the Quack Doctors OF San Francis
Co aIllng the newspapers with false references, Tor
tue purpose ofimposflg upon stransers, think i
Is only Necessary TO inform those In need ola PLY
SLOAN on Long EXPERIENCE AND
PUL PRACTICE, that l can DO consulted AZ AL gu.
siness hours at my Medical Institute, corner OF
Kearny and Jackson streets, San Francisco.
LADIES suffering nom the Whites. Pile, weakness
Of the Back, Pain In The Side. Headache PaiPltailon
ofthe Heart, Derangement Of their monthly SICK
ness. And all other Diseases that the Female System
is subject 70, viii nnd prompt reliefoy applying 70
DIR, CHAS. III. T0ZER.
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known 70 fail in giving reliefin those cases Tor which
they are recommended. To be obtained only at my
Once.
box, Sent by mail or express.
Address H.. r0ZER. N. D., San 7 anciseo. CAL,
or Lock Box 1854. ,,.
Coordination free. All communication strictly
confidential CHAS; ID; LOAhns T.Di
Late Consulting Physician flock Hospital, London.
felh1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-06

How TO JUDGE THE CHARAcrER OF A
HoRss.-We offer the following sug-
gestious, the result of close observs-
ton and long experience:
If the color be light-sorrel or chest
nut, his feet, legs and face white-these
are marks of kindness. If he is broad
and full between the eyes, he may be
depended on as a horse of good sense,
and capable Of being trained to any
thing; as respects such horses, the more
kindly you treat them the better you
will be treated in return. Nor will a
horse Of this description stand a whip
if well fed. If you want a safe
horse, avoid one that is dish-faced.
He may be so far gentle as not to scare,
but he will have too much go-ahead in
him to be safe with everybody. If you
want a fool, but a horse Of great bottom,
get a deep bay with not q white hair
about him. If his face is a little dished
so much the worse. Let no man ride
such a horse who is not an expert rider;
they are always trickey and unsafe. If
YOU want one that will never give out,
never buy a large over-grown one. A
black horse cannot stand heat, nor q
white one cold. If you want a gentle
horse, get one with more or less white
about the head, the more the better.
Selections thus made are Of great docil-
ity and gentleness.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-06

THE negroes in Georgia and Alabama
are said to devote most Of their time to
hunting. II is estimated that every
other negro in the colored population
of those States possesses a fowling-piece
and such is the extent to which they
carry on their sport, that the people are
beginning to fear the game will be driv'
en- away or destroyed before a very long
time
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-06

MAIL AxD BUiLIoS.-The Postofice in
Virginia is beginning to be we'll stocked
with mail bags, there being at the pre-
sent time several tons Of mail matter on
hand. It continues to come in by the
Overland but cannot get any further.
When the road is opened there will be
an immense quantity Of it to take over
the mountains. The vaults in the bank
ing-houses are filled with bullion, there
being in Gold Hill and Virginia a great
many tons Of it-perhaps not less than
ten. Had the roads been so that ore
could have been taken to the mills, dur
ing the past month, they would not have
been compelled to shut down-there
would have been oyer twenty tons OF
bullion now on hand; as it is, the tram
sportation of mails and bullion will pro-
badly have to be made by special trains
for that purpose.
TIE WrArHER.-The weather is once
more like that common to Nevada, q
warm sur and q gentle spring zephyr.
The weather as the past month, has
been entirely foreign to this State,
although we sometimes have what is
termed washoe zephyrs, yet, as a
general thing, the weather Of Nevada
will compare favorably with any part
Of California, but for a month past it
would compare better with that OF E1-
celsior. The snow is becoming settled,
and the roads will soon be open, when
business will revive.
LETTER ExPREss.-This morning we
saw a telegram from Billy Crandall,
who left Virginia city yesterday morn
ing and arrived at Fridays Station the
same day. He says it is impossible to
get over with sleighs for a day or two.
SLIprERY.-The sidewalks in Virginia
are almost impossible at night, owing
to the water that leaks through the
awnings during the day freezing, and
leaving them q glare of ice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-06

AN aged woman who spent her time
in rag picking has just died in Charles
town, Mass, amidst scenes Of the great
est distress, filth and poverty. Prior to
her decease a skirt was found in her
apartments, in which there was sewed
IN several thousand dollars in gold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-06
Mesonio Notice.

CULVER STAR LODGE NO. S. F.&
~ n meets at their Lodge.room.~~
sornsr Main and Blanchard streets. Gold ~
HiIi. every Saturday evening a. 7o'cloek,
atst.d Communications, hrst Saturday In eAcf
month. All Brethren in good standing arc cor
daily invited.
W. N. HALL, Secretary.
osld Hi, Oh. q, 1907. fs@u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-06

Charges n San Francisco Rates.
felatt b. HARRIS.
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: Notice to Invalids.

. IL PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HONE
A nor place where they can receive the atten.
Hon necessary to their comfort, when Ill, can
And Al The County Hospital comfortable private
rooms, whore they Will BE- Intended upon oy kind
-ith everything necessary 10 their comfort.
TIE ROOMS arc entirely separsted from the
wards occupied BY the INDECENT sick.
The Hospital 10 under the care OF DIR BR0a.
soN. who can DO found st his ONCE, No. 47South
q ,treet, every day between the heuri OF II 4.
=. Ana H., kTangsments can also DO made
With Mr.. Crouch. Superintendent Of tne h9,pitai'
mn ChArFss moderate. Ielo.n
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And my cars can catch the pitch Of .
gna,s wings when they 30 thousand
times q second
We can detect things that arc small
enough TO 30 "next thing to nothing"
But who Of you all viii answer my q'es-
,ion' Ill put il again in a few words I:
My watch ticks four times a second. In
two days il gained a hundred seconds.
! touched The regulator, and now it gains.
in two days. only four seconds How
much did leng,hen each "tick," when j
moved the regulator Tno,eas X Becker,
IN Lille Corporal.
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GUILTY BUT DRUNK.

The business Of the court was drawing
to close, when one morning rough sort
Of customer was araigned on q charge
Of stealing.
AAer tho clerk had read the Indictment
to him, no put the question -
"Guilty, or not guily!"
Gully, bat drunk, your honor" an
swcrrd the prisoner.
"what's the plea1" asked tho judge
half doing on the bench.
''lie pleads guilty. bat says he was
drum" replied the clerk.
"What is the charge asuinst tho man?"
demanded the Judge.
"ile is indicted for grand larceny" 70.
Piled the clerk.
1wha,s the case ?"
"May il please your honor" said the
prosecuting attorney, -the man ID regular
ly indicted for stealing large sum Of mon
ey from Mr.. Christopher Sterct Of tho CO.
lumbus Hotel"
1ile is, hey ? and pleads"
The Judge was now fully aroused.
aGuilty but drunk that is a most extraordi.
nary plea. Young man, arc you certain
you were drunk p
Eyes SIR"
@wberc did you get the liquor?"
AT Sterret's."
add you get any anywhere else r
mot drop"
"You got drunk on his liquor, and then
stole his money!
aYes sir"
mir. Prosecutor. said the Judge, do me
the favor to enter in that mans case noiis
proseqai. That liquor at Steret's Is juss
enough to make any man rob his grandfa-
Their. got drunk on il myself the other
day, and stole S,erret's spoons. Mr.. sher-
1T please release tho prisoner. Adjourn
the Court"
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rIn n .opy Of the United States Ga

@ 10 copy of,he United States Gaz-
cite, published in 1889, We find IN account
Of flag presentation, which may ediiy that
large portion Of our population who have
latierly participated in little affairs Of that
sort. On the day after the battle Of Fort
Moultrie. in l779, Mrs Elliot presented to
Colonel Moultrie's Second South Carolina
Regiment banner. Surrounded by the
beauty and fashion Of the day, the Colonel
stepped forth, and, receiving the flag from
Mrs, E acknowledged il in very appro-
pirate and eloquent speech. In closing, he
he turned suddenly to his men, and said (:
my gallant companions You SEQ tho re-
ward Of courage and f6rtitude! You have
Tough, and have conquered, and the brave
fellows who fell in the carnage Of yesterday
are now in heaven, riding in their chariots
like the very devil"
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ImDortant 10 the Afflicted.

DR.. DOW continues 70 b eousultsd at his Of.
ess Nos. .Sd ESdisott Ss,css BSsss., on al
By . long eosr,s az stSdy ssd prsstlesi expSsf'
spss d.. Dow has nou the psti6eatios Of prsssat
Ing The unfortunate with rsnsdiss that have never
nils1 70 eurs the most alarming eAsss q 0ssse.
horror Of vsasrsai and iapurs bleed, inpotss.
sy, SerotulA 0osonhaa, Ulcers, Pain OF Dstrsss
IN the regions OF proersatien. imam malice Of The
blsddersnd kidnsys, Hydroesle. Absosssss, HI.
horrible symptoms attending this elias 81 disssss,
are nsds % become ~ harmless ~ The sinplsst
ailInes Of child. Particular sttsntioa Given 70
the treatment Of SEMINAL WEAKNESS IN al lie
der Dr. Dou's treatment few days 90 vssks will
Be furnishsd With pleasant rooms, and shsrgss fSs
board moderate.
P'B. Ladies' Who Are troubled with any dlseass
calling on DR.. DOW, - his ones, No. 3 ksdiesit
street
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TRUST IN GOD.

You canno, think TOO well Of God you
cannot trust him to" implicitly; lean on
Him; Cor the purifying Of your sin como
to Him; for the forgiveness Of your wick
edncss 90 to Him; living, hold on to Him |;
dying, il may DO in the forest where only
the bark OF the squirrel and the chirp Of
the bird shall comfort your ear; Il may be
ses-sick and weary, tossed on tho ocean |;
il may he under the dungeon roof loaih.
some and abandoned; il may be that you
20 out like shot from gun; but wher.
ever you are. wherever You die, your last
breath is Is il were q waiting influence
here in the body, there in the bosom; and
you, soul, once with Him, you shall sec
Him 10 lie is and be satisfied. Then, first
oh, my soul, shalt thou know what is tho
satisfaction Of Ills love. and when behold
my God ! shall be satisfied and ] shall be
like Him. ~
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Arr RKrosr. From lockwood, Illinois,
we have word that Roley B-,a really
witied irishman, still lives, and is able to
grt outside Of his regular liquids. Tho 9th.
or day one Of the boys, thinking TO have q
little fun out Of him, said:
''Roley. have you hearl the nsws"
"No; what news7r
"why, tho devil Is dead"
No, word said Roley, bat putting bis
hand in his pocket and pulling out q ten.
cent shin. plaster, handel Il to his Question:
er, who asked what Il was for. "why.
sasw~ssd. Rolcy. Elm tho oah country,
where ! came from, Il IVES tho custom 10
sive the children something when their
parents died" Wherest tbere IVES some
laughing, bus no more inquirea
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.Nov N. Dow. To s.ssr-h

"Nov I LAT M Down TO Stssr-Ihe
writer Of the sweet verscs commissioning
with this limo b not known 70 The world,
hat IL blsssss his msnosy. How many
milliOns Of pure hearts have bsep beses TO
tho throne Of Cod upon ID tunefbl wings !
how many mothers remembered e - muir
INJURED dtOo, shs lips Of IN Euls 'hieder-
Ing thing" whose marble arms have been
iokled upon i,s cold hrsss,. and Who b hid
down 10 that sleep, tho swakssing Of
which . To b with God.
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Min oDrrur1. dIDufU9fon ~ vtuateu
hood, yua are Sch an over. II ny
bsrs, QUA In rmp,es, % sorss, - In suos
n setive diseass, a. u may nerely hsrp ycu
,iIsiIrsa, deprr.srd and ssod 81 poihlns
/But 700 cannos have euoi health vhIie
your bsood h Impure Arms sAnsAPA.
nLLA purru out thess Impurities and
ss Ss.i.h and esprIns dI,eass. iisnce rspdy eurrs
. variety u complaints which ass caused By lnpunty q
ths bod, such scroAala, kngs Evil, rumors U
err, sorss. Eruptoos, Rmpes, B,otches, Bch, g. An
thcoys H~, Hoe EEysipelAs, letter BAH Rheum,
Scah Head, Ring worm, Cancer % Canoerous runo5s,
sos Eye, Fena,s Dseases, such Retenton Iregular.
nal Discases, uver Complaints and Heart Dtsessss- ny
Arms SAssApAnLIA and ere tr ycursslf the surpssnG
activity with which clesnses The blood and cures ess
disocien-
During late yea TIE public have been misled By large
htii.s presenhs 10 give quart q Extract q s.,aps-
The sek, s they contain lite, any, esnaparia bot
o~n curative psoyeris Whatever. Hence hitter DIS
sp,pintment has klove the Of the various extracts
q sarAVsrlia which ncoi the MARKET until he nans II
eli has becume Synonymous With imposition and cseat
sin e. this COMPOUND .sarsparillas and intend b
lad a cbloquy which rrsts upon H. We think vs have
gvuand fos believing has virtues which as irresistbe,
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We ooly The sick thst orr thsm The bot
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reasaa N believe b BY ar the most enctul puhnes d
The boci yet discovered BY any body.
ArKas cHsanr PscroRAL % universally known 10
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Ipnu~uza oarseness Group Brooehitis Ipeipieot Coo
SUMPTION and f~ The relief Of Consumpdvs Psteus In
sAvspo~ stages u The disea- that b useless here 10 ~
eoant the evidence q liz virtue rhe VOID Knows them
soli By all druggists and dealers In medicine everJvheFe
2ml2
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DR.. MILLER'S
SOOTHING and HEALING BALSAM,
NATURES ASSISTANT.

NNTUNE'0 NSSJo NWTs
TT has proved infallibls for Burns, Rrossn Limbs,
| bruises, Sprsins. Wounds Of ell kinds. Palms In
Hands, Stl6 Neck, ASue 10 the Face or Breast. Ear
Ache, Deafness, Poisoning. Erysipelas, and Innam.
nation OF the Eyes For Rheumatism u 10 not .
10 whom other remedies hsd failed.
a an tafsrNsl mstieiss, when taken In season,
10 will cure Inflammation OF the Bowels Dysen-
terry, Kidney Complaint, and Cholera MoIhus.
IL Will also cure Dlpthsria dry Cough and Asel'-
M.
This medicine 10 purely vegetable In its oompo.
sition, soothing and healing In It's influence, and
~. IL has been before the public during the past
nine years, and has wrought some OF the most -.
tonishinS cures. The proprietor challenges the
world TO produce ~ superior ~ 2 remedy For
Proprietor, Springfield, Mass.
Dsmas Barnes q Co., q Park Row. New York,
will also supply the trade st List Prices. ysoi<
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Sfroud,burv, Pa. January %, 1856

Siroudsbury, Pa. January %, 1868.
On. GaEoo. Dear Sir, wish to inform you
that have been under the treatment OF some Of
our best physicians for nearly two years with.
out receiving any benefit. had lost oil conn.
dence, and INDUCED in but little hope OF .
cure from any source. My disease was Drop
sy, and my physicians told me that there was
no cure for me. Twas tapped some nifty times,
and at the different operations about twelve
pounds OF water were removed.
sm happy to inform you that have been
completely restored to health by the use OF Con.
stitution Water.
I make this statement, hoping u may reach
those persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Respectfully,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW. Physieisa and Surgeon, No. . q IN.
dicott Street. Boston 10 coasultsd daily ior oil dis.
uter or hliisE Of the Womb, Eivor Aihus, 6sp.
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, are
nov treated upoa new pathological principles, and
speedy relief Euarlntssd 10 . very ss days. ss
that most obstinate complaints yield under H. and
the aictsd psrsou soon rejoees IN psrfsst health.
Or. Dow has no doaht had grsstss eIgerisoss IN
any other physieisn IN Boston, ssd has, ass,
lsis, confined bis whole attention 70 the eurs tf
private dissases and FEMALE ComplsiptA
N. BAN isttsn mast scstaih four rsd stasps
or they will not be answered.
Once honu from "a. y. tosP.H.
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MRS. KHEELER, SisssAsm, ksss.

vary confidently and earnestly recommend
Or. /. VI. PoIandp Humor Doctor - IN sxosileut
remedy ior humors, having been vondsrfsiiy peg.
: :ssS S Su! Yor NOR. sss y.sr: .Iia
ths inside OF both my hands. and even down on
the wrists. was oonstautly crseksd and oroten
Ma Of Nst work, and vas Obliged 10 wear gloves
IN sewing, 70 avoid Cutting blood on my work.
The humor which g aniieted me was probably
. com blnatiou OF Brysipelss snd eait Rhsuu;
Nv ssuersl health WAS guits poor. Soon alter
Nm 10 use the Hsmsr Dse,sr, could psrcslys
cine iii Vas 1naliy cured. Ny hands are nov
perfectly free IRON humors, and 70 All apPesrsn.
Tor seysrsi months. I used sigAt tsftiss before
ist ssfs 70 give Il entirely mp, bat they cared me-
HARRIET WHEELER
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In Dysmsnorrhna, or Pdinfnl .Msnstruaf'on
and Msnorrhagia, or Profuu 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
0 too profuse secretion, which viii % specify
cured by the Constitution Water.
The disease known as the FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which 10 the result OF relaxation 81 the
ligsments Of that osgan, and 10 known BY
sense OF heaviness and dragging pains IN the
back and sides, and at times accompanied by
sharp, lancinating or shooting pains through
the parts, will In oil cases be removed BY the
medicine.
There Il another class Of symptoms, arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB. which
the physicians call Nervousness which word
covers up much ignorance and In nine case,
out OF ten the dOcter does not really know
whether the symptoms arc the disease or the d..
seass tho symptoms. We can only enumsrsts
them here. Ispeak more particularly OF Colo
Peet, Pslpstation OF the Heart, Impaired mem.
DRY, Wakefulncss, Flashes of Heat, Languor,
Lsssitude, and Dimness Of Vision.
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E1celstOr! Excelsior!
CHASTELI1AR'S
EXTERMINATOR
For Renewing Superfluous Hair.

To The Ladies'. especially. this Invaluable deptl-
story reooumsnds Itself ~ being IN almost iudis.
psnsabls article 70 female beauty, 10 easily applied
does not burn OF injure the skim but aots dreotly
ous hair iron low forshssds, or nom any part Of
the body, completely. totally and radically sxtir
patiag The sams leaving the shin son, smooth sad
rreuch. and 10 the only real snsetusl dspilatory
IN existence. Price rs cents per package, ssut
post paid, 70 any address, on receipt Of IN order,
~ BERdER, SHUTS 4 o., Chemists,
iys 2ss River 30. Troy, N. r.
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imP0RTANTTO FEMALES.

sstirs time - We investment u All dissasss iss,
Dent 70 Ne hnais Ustsn. AAsxpsrissss oftssa.
ty.tArss yssn enables HIN 10 Euarsatss speedy
ga tsfuassst rslisf n NE vs'ss sssss Of ssvss.
sssa and 81 ether Nsasfrssi Dsrassasats, iron
sAssssss sssss. Al lsttsrs fer advies must sos-
Nh o. ,onss, No. o Rsdissts stassA Bsssss- syu'
N.R-Bo.rd n.rsi.hsd 70 tAsss uss sisA 70 ~
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