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The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

A NEW lDEA.-A correspondent of the San
Francisco Call is responsible for the follow.
ing, which certainly has the merit of novelty
and perhaps of something more
In these days of pestilence, has it not oc-
Cured to you that one-half the people in our
midst are unthinking beings, and the other
but little better? Were physician. and
called upon To attend being stricken
down by this foul plague. I'should proceed
to the sick chamber with view not only to
relieving the patient, but also to confning his
malady to himself. | would call the nurse
aside, and speak TO her thus MY Friend
Ii there be n mosquito in the neigh borhood,
let it not enter th:s house. If it enter the
house, let it not enter here. If it enter here,
let it not light upon the patients face or
hands; but if it does, let it not escape, but
kill it instantly, for the adventurous mosqui-
to that gorges itself upon the sick blood OF
your unfortunate companion at once becomes
messenger of dsath. Is the house free from
bed-bugs and feas? If not, barring the pa
.ient and yourself, let no one sleep within
its walls. Believe me good nurse, in times
Ike these the mosquito, the bed-bug and the
nea are more dangerous than food or hurri-
cane." And such Messrs. Editors, is the
tact. A sngle mosquito can draw sufficient
matter from the body Of a. smallpox patient
to inoculate an elephant. and thus filled with
this dread poison, the bite of the little an
imal is frequently as fatal as that of the most
venemous reptile. 1t frequently happens
that hall dozen persons are stricken down
Mt one house at the same tiae. The cause is
apparent. These houses are filled with beds
and ,odgers, and the infection is conveyed
from the first vietim to the second by the bed
bug, the flea and the mosquito, aud from the
second to the third, etc., and also through
the densely populated atmosphere 1t is of
more importance to disiniect the sick cham
oes and the dwelling in which it is situated
than houses wherein the disease is not prev
aient. a powerful disinSectant being ebnox-
ions as we'll to the million Of animals we
breathe as to those above mentioned, renders
the atmosphere comparatively safe, and the
oreaaiul scourge in our midst far less dan
geraas. Happily however, the cold weather
VIII soon be upon US, when these ferocious
little cannihais, having become less numer-
ops and active, will have thrown off " on
smallpox. The disease, being thus deprived
OF its powerful allies, will soon cease to be
ihe terror OF the community.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

COLOR OF THE EYEs.-Baer, an eminent
German physician and ocuist, says that blue
eyes are capable OF supporting "a much longer
aud more violent tension than black ones.
The strength and duration of the sight depend
ON the different color Of the eyes, and even
that depends on greater or less degree of
ciearness OF the pupil, as the great defects Of
the sight depend on color more or less dark.
Hence 1t results that in this point of view
blue eyes are infinitely better than black.
The former, therefore, possess in more
eminent degree than the latter, the perfec.
tons adapted to their functions. The same
author has also remarked that black eyes are
more subject to cataracts and he also Oh.
serves, that out of twenty persons with black
eyes, you tind not one who is perfectly salts
ged with them. In this particular, then, it
must be admitted that blue eyes are better
adapted TO their destination than black ones.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

AN ENTHUSIASTIC ScorcHNAN'S DESCRIPTION
OF ANERlcAN GIRLs.-David McRae, the en-
thusiastic Sco,chman. was thoroughly capti-
vatei by our American girls during his re-
cent visit in this country, and extols them in
this moonstruck fashion: "A beautiful
American girl comes nearer the popular idea
OF an angel than any being ever beheld out
of dreanland. Pale features, of exquisite
symmctery, a delicately pure complexion,
eyes radiant with intelligence, a lighs, grace
full, often fragile torm-this is the vision of
loveliness. never saw during all nv life
before so many fairy forms, which it would
have surprised me less to see shooting on
wings and floating up into the empyrean."
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

SMALL FRUIr WINEs.-To make good wine
from black berries, strawberries, raspberries,
currants or gooseberries is simple process.
Mash the fruit fine in gallon of boiling wa
ter to each gallon of fruit. add four pounds of
sugar, and, after standing twenty-four hours,
strain and put into cask and deposit in the
cellar. 1t, after fermentation. il should be
racked off and corked up in bottles, all the
better; but it will do to rock it into another
cask, in which it will keep very we'll though
on tap for the year. The cost of this wine,
including fair price for the berries, will be
aboS thirty-fve cents per gallon.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

RELIcIoUs PAPERS. The best enterprise we
know of for any man OF moderate means e.
enter into, says the Stockton Gazette, is the
publication of religious paper. Such en-
terprises always succeed. There are abous
dozen being run in San Francisco. Pretty
much all the capital required s piety and .
big pair Of cissors. For leading editorial
give a chapter, half chapter or chaper and
u half Of the old or new Testaments. No
enterprise or energy is needed, nothing save
piety and belief in Grant as the vicegerent
of the Almighty. Getting subscription is an
easy matter. 1t is only another species Of
clerical blackmail. If your church members
won't subscribe aad advertise, threaten then
with the vengeance of God. God takes o faA
hand in the publication Of these theological
journalistic dry bones.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

A KNOXVILLE letter contains the following.
1t is now generally understood here that An
drew johnson viii be the Democratic can
didate for Governor next Summer, and, IT
course, his advent in State politics will very
materially enliven the canvass. He undoubi-
ediy has strong hold upon the people ef
East Tennessee. and he would very material
ly break in upon the unity of the Union par
ty. He would make vigorous fight, and an
opposition respectable in number at least.
which is more than the Republican party has
had since the war.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

Curious BEr.-Two individuals. residing
in this city, says the Oakland 1faascrisf.
made bet short time before the Presidr,,-
tial election. to the effect that if the Elec.aral
vote of this State should happen to be cast for
Grant and Colfax, one of the parties should
buy plug hat. and the other party was to
wear it thereafter but it was agreed thak if
the State went for Seymour and Blair. the
case was to be reversed. According to this.
it must re an awful penalty to wear q plug
bet. go
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

DoN'r DESERVE FoRcIvENEss.-In retiring
from the editorial chair of the Louisville
Democrat, W. w. Harney says the greatest
sin be has editorialiy committed in the nast
ten years of his connection with the press has
been in assisting 70 make great men out II
very poor material. A great many editera
in California SHOULD ask forgiveness for the
same SIM
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

A Frenchman says there are as many va
r;eties Of laughter as there are vowels Those
who laugh IN A are noisy and troublesome.
The E laughers are phlegmatic and melan-
choly. the laughter IS infantile and irresolute,
the full and hearty. but look out for those
who laugh in L, for they are invariably hyp-
ocrites.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

when Theodore Hook was asked for d..
nation to the Society for the Con version Of ,b.
jews, ne replied that he had no money to
give away, but if they sent him jew he
would try and convert him. This was n,s
quite what the Society required, and Hook
never heard from them again. ns s
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

The vices of the Americans are brief
First-An inordinate passion for riches. Sc
cond-Over work of the mind and body in
the pursuit of business. Third-Undue hur.
ry and excitement in all the affairs of life.
Fourth-Intemperance in eating, drinking,
and smoking. Fifth-A general Disregard
fer :he true laws of life and health.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

TIE REsuLr.-The Sonoma Democrat, Of
December 5. says: The official vote was
counted on Saturday last, and Grant is said
to have carried the State BY SOC. More thaa
that number of Democrats, in Sonons county
alone, did not 60 to the polls. The Radicals
owe them q vote of thanks,
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

Down in Georgia the niggers voted labels
OF "Costar's Hat s Roach Exterminasor.' = +
being told that the picture ot rat cn the
paper stood sNr the ratification ut the consti-
tuition.
The union Democrat., 1868-12-19

An editor out West, who had served four
days as aJurymsn, says, al ana 20 full &c
law, that it is with great difficulty refrain
from cheating Somebody
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-10


TINE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER
~ dams famle CONNIE institurice gouvernante.
Sadresser pour deux jours au l0S (ouest 2Sme rue.
TINE BONNIE CUISINIERE FRANCHISE, AYANT
- servi psieurs dams des families americaines,
Paris desire placer dams fane privee peut fournr
de BONES recommendations. Sadresser S33 6me
chez les cO0euses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-10

AMUeEnlBNT0.

AMUeEMNNTS.
e g,9 oan4s.
sixth week Of shs Es,. t91d i%s ss1;sn,on
COMIC SKETCHES
Third week Of 'ls A Hf3s5SGa''
First week Of the s SessTsssd cuunpp.
Daniel and Ayrlsl
IN fo PE e. s.t AMP LADY rEAzLE
rATsrss %SSsSsbs9 TER SATURDAY
WoRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE.
UndimnisS:d enthusiasm nightly manifested BY crowded
and delighted audiences 70 see the ,.,,,
SOPHIE M9f fsEsk s zsP JENNIE.
in the highly successful nI surIssqas q
an adaptation from he French q La Ellie HELENE,
:. % s: char
;:s. ESEES I9f susSs6s
SATfSEE EVERY saTJkD 4 AT O'CLOCK.
BsosSxS ES S hSs 1sD
TUE skS sGceEsS US SsE GI TIS nav
with % SSs e. tn. ,oaue
'0n. EVERY sas TAsEE%T voc1FERousLY ENooREp
EVERY EvE sSG bATSH RsxaY kkkSohED
@ x sSSssS nSsAsa
with "MEafka FL TIVE and
AZ P6 SRK1ss and * fasE
By the ne, entire i1spsh q Gs
NEE and sEcOHD CONNIE so0oAH MATINEE.
Seats secured from till 8, six days in advance
RowERY THEArRE-FIRsr NIGHT OF THE ENGAGE
- m1a' '''l Mr. ". H. wHALLEY:
RED bf MEN, W. H. wHALLEY, Don o's asa. D'D.,
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si5$ssI HssisH OPERA siaH4s P'sss
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On M hsw Yoro bfHyoL DIAMONDS
Seats at theatre, 7Ol and ia Broadway.
OLYAPIC TH asHW5s |,RNTp w IWav
The comic hi UhFTf F9 pas sYsfsa'u'r
sss sssssss ARK
ss fs1ssR
I ESS l., > =, a. ...... a, oto% 5,!'
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oSSs1GHe%e stat eHks
49, Family sSc balcony
chairs VI So omatinee balcony chairs 81 admission for
No fr ,e list. II. D. objects TO d. II.
IRVING HALL.
i BLIND TOMS CONCERTS.
The management respectfully that IN compliance
with the expressed desire of they have decided
upon giving series of concerts to commence
MONDAY, MAY IL, 1868.
BLIND TOM,
THE INSPIRED NEGRO BOY PIANIST,
the most wonderfully gifted musical genius that the world
has KNOWN
THE 2s Of ASS AGE
MUSICAL MYSTERY,
whose initiative powers coupled with originality, have
limits whose eccentrcies mystify and amuse while his
marvellous classical music enraptures
every lsener will appear above for short time longer
Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. at two O'Clock
r. M Tickets may obtained six days in
advance Ponds music stores Nos H and $50 Broadway
also ia Broadway and at the box Office, from A. NJ TIL
N. daily Doors open at commence at O'Clock pre-
cisev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLOs GARDEN
BEGiSs AT ~, CONCLUDES II II Il Il O'CLOCK
SEVENTEENTH WEEK.
80. CONTINUED SUCCESS
OF the grcas ExtrAvaganxa Burlesoue entitled the
WHITE FAWk,
inuooucing Jafree Palmers celebrsted Parisienne
BALLET TROUPE.
~. AONDAY, Nay II, 1855
rirst appearance In America o the
RENOWNED EUROPEAN STAR PRENIERE ISSOLUTA.
NILE. DE ROSA.
who viii dance with II. Won HAMMEs
GRAND PAS DE DEUx,
and likewise appear ballet dacton composed BY n.
ARTISTS IDOL.
Nle de Rosa will be supported by
Four First Premieres and n. Costa.
First appearance In New York Of
Mile. MARIE WESTMAYLER.
Premiere Of Jarrett Pamers vfennoise Balss
Troupe:
will dance the PAS ESPANOL.
AUGUSTA SOHLkE In her famous
HUNGARIAN POLKA
THE MILITARY BALLET. FARRAGUT MAIELOK
THE FIRE FLIES. MARTHA AND LIONEL.
THE DAZZLING TRANSPORTATION &C.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK
Seats secured six days In advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-10

T,OR HAVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ
II New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line.
Sailing every twenty days.
VIRGO, Captain j. Deaken.
NEVADA Captain W. Megil.
Steamship VIRGO will leave pier IL East river Thurs
day, May IA, at 10 A. NJ.
f. ALEXANDRA SONS
a Beaver street.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-18

Tag as witaess in the matter an oiicer ofsthe
4 army? The president REPLIED, tia, itrould
not be done, but if it couldbe brought before
/ The court, Stanton'a case wohidRor stand uh
hour.
Stanberry asked question.
Butter objected.
I Chase ruled that Stanberry could nsk as
to relative Facts ELECTED by Senator Johnson
IA question Of appeal.
Debate ensued, pending which Dntler ask
/ el whether the question was put by the
senator from Maryland as couusel fer the
| president. Mr.. Johns o., III ON Ills seat, adj
mnistered Butler a sharp rebuke, Butler
was absshcd Finally, Sherman proceeded;
! At the first Interview nothing very definite
was said by either. During he second, the
! president e&presseda desireto hfyethe con-
sututona!lty Of the tenure ot-c tiice bill test
ed lie told Sherman that Stanton would
offer no resistance; that Sherman sid not
know Stanton as well as the president, " no
knew Stanton to be coward Sherman
gave no positive answer. The president ex
pressed no Intention 10 use force, bat seemed
Jsisrmieqa ,ha, hrs ralatioTs MN staoton
8louid cease.
sler,na.5 ,y..s s,r,,no,.a f,r to-r,,,rrow
I.ct,.oy Ami ta-T.e ra,o-, of the
..o,oa.i,,,o o. ,,r,,;5s...a .,.a 49,. ,,.,.
ta,or,
ro,.t,.,L .or,..i. ,,..,,..ar IS ~, .,,,,a.
ton, was ssanItei last night by party If.
aaeross rho ,.s,;,,..,.,.t. ,..,a-,,5
A,.ersr. A,.;rl, .,r1..., u.,,..o
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-18

70 If President Johnson is oustcd
from his Olice because Ae dared to
exercise one of his constitutional
lrern%aJjves, what fnture President
viii -dale to oppose his Judgment 20
the viii of CoGgress' If a prpsidens
can he removed because he happent
to be Ia the way Of the schemes Of
q party, What authority viii he lett
winch ANY man in the Executive lie
partmcnt will dare 10 exercise! No
man OF not more than ordinary force
1T character viii, under suci rirrUm,
stances, venture % believe himself
more than cipher IN the Govern
neBt, elected to register the decfees
ot Congress, viii grow more aud more
aggressive, and will finally wield,
1uquesii"aed, the entire power OF the
Government. 10 sucl state OF
things are We low rapidly drifting.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-18

man should 90. andteEo KS he gaJ0r!
We must tight the devil with fire, Y
and we may resi- assured that the
LoyM Leagaels are working ike
beavers.
Up, boys, aud at themr'
x long pulI,.A strong pail, and Il
PM, all together aud the victory
-..i.t - nnt-s
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-18

CA>roN ArRIL 7ib. 1863.
A TTFNTfON Of rhc CtHz.ns If Ctnton
"A iscI,led 70 the ord name, in re,s-i to
'pvhl c heath and nnsances atans' ~
Notice IS hereby given bat al er Saiuriqv tbs
lo'h INST. ali ordinances in respect there
WI ir strictly enforced
Apri! II 4; WV BRECK, MAYOR.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-18

ES@Chief Justice Chase certainly
occupies 1T the present time ycry
remarkable position. lie is the
highest judicial officer known to on.
Jaws. anal he is sitting at the head OF
. conrt OF impeachmcnt, trying the
President OF the United States. white
fhe President OF the Confederate
states iSawaiting his leisure iori,iaGl
aiSn. Certainty 10 man before, ever
bad sGcnan opportunity lodisuaguf>b
himself Icy his fairness aud impair
fia!'t" He has czhiJbet some in
dicatinnS Of a desire 10 do this but
"a'tV pressure Is heavy upan lin.
and ae may H'ste lis opportunity.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-18
Nom Tle ITaIlOn,
NEWS 6F ANTI,RADIGLL VICTORIES
C9NFIaMGD.
CONNECIICUT.
;an give nur readers no intel.

.uattupa the raIanIat,. contamination 81
m, FIRST r4norts nf liza. J,f.ot ol I,aa-
iralfsm IN The. eleesion, Which 'toals
f.lare Il,t week Nh. l2naifsa lie
Gamorr,tir.captlidair. for Goypruor
il pIppfr1 III 1871 .maiap;,. oyar lis
R.HIfaa,ognaornt and ,a.insf thpui,.
Itaay pobltIaiify 81. Ir,I Grant mon
,hp sfr3iobtDat anff.npor, rcualfty
oJatfoua, Tbe 3glieaIs are ntiempi.
mn to brpak the fara4 az tbis nn9u.
aus Verdict by eIaiufnr that tltey
haya.naf lost tha Iaoisl.tnrp M
.avp,giafiou Of this i pas, Fypry
low.,. in Conupctrat bas one p,rmhpr
oftAe Ltgislatug,, ho3 ever sma.I its
.ponaiaiign. No tnWo or city IN.
more thau two membcrs. The large
towns. such as NeWaaven and Hart.
ford. a.a DtuIaclaffr. but tilry have
no more votes IN HE Legislature
than the small towns. with not one
ia,ftf thatl. nannlafiAn It il up,la,
tl,;s..,ssfoln I'll an 49,. ..1,1 unt
Observation-Disclosures, IN t'Ia pa,II."Is bar,.
Jhtil 0isJuIl+h III Tue Leg tSialute.
MICHIGAN.
The people OF Michigan 'by $4,000
majority voted to hold a Convention
IN 0fder to effect some necessary re-
iorms The Radicals Succeeded in
getting control OF tho body aud en-
grated negro suffrage upon the PIE.
posed Constitution, together with
amendments which the popular sen
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-18

ts'Tae View Orleans IitgyHas s,vs
Zoe gas discovered In to- pwtl There
is clyhll3.rl hydrogen. aud will b.
'01ad "ys'aTU in the aaa aip REGION
# has he"u brought In cuuipa ion
.itii fHn gas roinpJny's supple and
proved 70 d." quite as good, Is nos
BETTER 10 quality. the fame baiH-
White aId clear. wItlpa5 sm.r.
swell or other signs - iuuurty.
s. 5tinrs'nsa company is to BE form
.'r' & enable planters and al. Others
lr J-atas.uvrl lrpior "a avail "a, d.
selves 81 Nha- TIA i8uayy t-4s
,.ils "a Erc.t e. srgtr--.'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-18

ilitN y bea9'.'ni payer Fat everv farmer an;
every farmer : w.ia-th every anr.er, nan ana
a.7 Hiie. a1t every stock raiser and n wjfe ana
iie mus ai hes, sh1ad cad and H., atlSie follow
90 Two I .peIs learn ta- gerIic' Of the S,atA-
ON. ~ The best 1-rirIiiIral plfers in The c.1a .
~ - re NnrrHEHN FAeNsR published a. Mem T..
p.'~ - Y " Paf..p- i Go. We viii axe Measure
Ht"f# fd'rg rb-e intip1s trit- s1ff'a C-f7s
We Know OF no better agrie,s'turll jssru,l IN M.
county. Every isfmtr ID iald suBscfii,a. SJ4. 5
sH Eash. lIisa.
TIE 1In1afv MN lrr j. u1rfii ~. wears a
p''"n = ccfs Rrrai " F1rtfr.
kT,ry msn sbs1'd rcd in hi. profession. TIC
a fafr y ~ reac aud study h. b tue lest lirht-
70 fH W. i.se j. IL shaad cultivate IN hi
su1- love far aKric8ltEre b.riislstnte and stauk
s,iuE and ~ rau d. this n more etesniy or sue,
oe--ia'iv thau ny taking an afs oii tai II psper.
Or wsii cwndgeted SBatbe4d payer lecstef rs
ipe fa1theia Farmer H. 81 sic c-atf.s = tA- ssfe
snd West. I'D cau.uctad B.. The Souih's able
nrns. = waith m.ar 70 Snr'hcra farnaers fh3n ali
he pes ~tii'eH - = NJ rtd Tor !. .s1s...
is4lo~rs Try the FspNss one year. a. So
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-18

Gen. cfaUts Artillery School, at
FORTRESS &alIoC. was formally open.
Cd lLo Isl iuss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-21

.@ 80 &4at-sE - TaE F4CrZTT - PAk-
r7 ga t-E - r@E FsrrEEsrrT QrsrS Cod
lr1E, 49, FEssssas . FHE -. gszAs sAr-
rlsrE >~eIr-y - >as FKAxca-co
- FEGEATLT : a. P.essz-. 70 i.sssr-z pa
ti-zf- ~ae s<a-r s~r.Izg csssArat..l usessoal
a4slrs tAat ~ ca - esnszlse4 6zilF At hi.
Ger IkFORT HILL~ BTTLDIgs;.
SertA-Ezss ssEaer Hesissasry as4 sser.n.a-
= strsess. ian Fr4sei-co Eoszas, So ;. 10
a. a.. srss ssoE. uP Stairs. Euir~noe frou
s.th-rE szt-ez-rg OF sacraEsS;s str=ets
II FEEEATL Its stadies hate brea uo..
sKtizzfrsis Devoted 20 tie care e the ysrss,t.
fsruas . NrTs an1 PhTsiczl Dxl.Ii,x "a
re-uiis .; Isizrisus hzb.is aequir.a IN go
shlc@ usually terminate u i.n..a,-,-. -
sferIiiiF, and PrrzAzeufiv f.sdsoe An ~. 80
conttzn's oiol1 s=e. sb~rr a seer; iukrxai,x
riisas' inTois'-s the hsppiaess Of liz and
u " others. rczsoa aas morality dictate the
, neeessi'y Of IL reDosal. for q - q fact that
premature decline Of the vigor Of manhood,
Matrimonial GakarFisess compulsory single
life, etc, have their sources in causes, the
sen Of Shich !. planted IN early life, and the
bitter fruit tasted long afierwar Patients
lsboring under this complaint, will complain
Of one or more Of the following symptoms:
Nocturnal emissions, pains in the back and
| head, weakness of memory and sight. dis
charge from the arethra on the stool or max
ing water, the intellectual faculties are weak
ened. loss Of memory cnsues ideas are clouded,
and there is a disinclinaiton TO attend to bust
ness. or even to reading, writing or the sOcie-
~ OF friends. etc. The patient will probably
| complain of dizziness, vertigo, and that sight
| and hearing are weakened, sleep disturbed by
dreams, melancholy, signing, palpitations,
| Paintings, coughs and slow fever: while some
have external rheumatic pain, and numbness
of the body. Some of the most common SYM
toms are pimpes in the face, and aching in
different parts the body. Patients suffering
from this disease should apply Immediately to
Dr.. PERRACLT, either in person or by let
ter, as he will guarantee a cure of Seminal
| emissions aud Impotence in six or eight
weeks.
Patients suffering from venereal diseases in
any stage, gonerrhca, glect. structures, bubO
ulcers, cataneous eruptions, ETC., will be
treated successfully. All Syphlitc and Mcr.
| cural taints entirely removed from the sys-
tenn.
DR.. PERRAULT'S his diplomas are in Office,
where patients can see for themselves. We
invite investigation claim not to know every
thing, nor to cure everybody, but we do claim
that in oil cases taken under treatment we
fulfill our promises. We particularly request
those who have tried this boosted doctor, and
that advertised physician, till worn out and
discouraged. to call upon us. Low charges
and quick cures. Ladies suffering from any
complaint incidental to their sex can consult
the Doctor with assurance of relief