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FIFTH EDITION
H O R EI N.
Russia to Strengthen Her Position
in Central Asia-The French
Troops in Rome-NO De-
mand for their With
drawal.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, ETC.. Etc.

BY atlantic Cdbte
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1s.--The Emperor will
Immediately reinforce the troops in Centra
Asia. The evacuation of the city of Bokhara by
Russia is not cou6rmed.
okDoN, sept. ls.-Sir John Young the pre-
sent Governor General of New South Wales, and
Fenan Commissioner, has been named for
GoveInor-GeDeral OF Ca0ada.
FLORENCE, Sept. l8. The, NaSione says Prime
Minister Meuabrea has not asked the French
Government for the withdrawal of its troops
from Rome, as reported. Such demand would
be entirely unnecessary, as by the pro ovis,ons o
the treaty France was bound to withdraw her
troops: besides, the state of Italy at present does
not justify the French occupation.
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Mr. Adams Letter of Acceptance.
Soal tifaLed from nalr Eon,.Ih Eiifion

The reconsIruction measures of Congress are
criticised by Mr.. Adams as q vital question.
He says:-'I will not argue the unconstitu-
tionality of reconstruction. The almost unani-
nous disincination OF the Republicans in
Congress to allow t. 10 undergo the scrutiny of
The Supreme Court would seem TO confirm the
reported statement Of the lamented Thaddeus
Stevens that only the id fools in the
party believed the recons ruction acts to be
constitutional. Even If they were 80 / should
Is 10 my eyes no more like u true union of
hearts and hands than q galvaniz ed corpse re-
sembles q healthy man." -
1.-THE letter closes as follows:-'I think neither
the instincts nor the destiny of this people Will
allow any permanent dom ination to the African
race In any State of the Union; but the Repub-
Iican party is irrevocably pledged TO this idea,
and they have stak ed their exist ence as q party
on Its triumph. To this they have sacrificed
their constitutional oblieations in the past"
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DIED.

DAWSON the I4th instant, Captain THOMAS A.
DAVIS. In the 9th ear OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF family also Orl-
entail Lodge. NO. 1lS o, OF o. IT,. Science Council,
No. 80 o. of u. A NJ: knights OF Honor, No. L. Frank
lin Fire Company; Marion Hose COMPANY. and the
members OF The Sth Pennsylvania Cavalry, are re.
spectuly Invited to attend the funeral from hs late
residence e. w. of Third aud German streets
on sunday, the 20th Instant at lk o'clock p. NJ. To
proceed to Wharton Street Vault.
FERNALD-On the morning OF the 10th instant,
Mr. N. w. FERNALD, In his 18th year.
The relatives and friends invited to attend his
funeral, from his late residence. Monmouth street,
Gloucester city, N. j., Saturday morning, the 10th
instant. at ii o'clock.
HENSON.-On the 18th Instant, Mrs. JANE HEN
SON, in the 65th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. 20a5 Brandywine street, Monday at
2o'clock. Z"
KELLY.-ELLEN t. KELLY, daughter OF the late
Patrick and Mary Kelly In the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
mother, on the Midd detown road, Chester township
Delaware county, Pa, on Saturday morning at o
o'clock Mass Of ST. Michael Church, Chester. Fune
raj to proceed to st. Charles Borrome0s Church, Ke
lyville, Pa.
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FROM WASHING TON.

Special Despotch to the EUen,n0 7eleoroph.
Return of AttOrney-GeneraI Evarts. N
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.--Attorney- General
Evarts returned this morning. and attended the
Cabinet meeting to-day.
DistilIers' Meters.
Tice has finished one hundred and seventeen
meters. which he Will proceed to a1ix TO disti-
leries by the direction of Commissioner Rollins.
The price of the different sizes has been fxed
by board of disinterestei machnists, SO
distillers shall not be imposed upon.
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you WISHED Y0U HAD YOUR
FALL aLoTHLNG YESTERDAY
GET 1T
EMBfBDLATELY.
WANAMAKER 6 BROWN
MARRIED.

KENNY-BoILEAU.-At the M. u. Parsonage
Olney, Philadelphia September 49, 1858, by Rev
Danfel George. Mr.. JOHN d. KELLY to Miss EN-
delphia.
As.-on the evening Of the
17th instant, at st. Paus Church Cheltenham BY the
Rev. Richard N. Thomas, CHARLES b. NEW
tOMB, of Boston, to IDA M, daughter of John w.
Thomas, Esq., of Philadelphia.
REPPJIER-KELLY.-Se 1s, 1868, At Kel.
lyville Pa by the Rev. Richard O'Conner. II AIRY
p. REPPLIER, of George g. Repplier, ESQ. of
Philadelphia, to M. LOUISE KELLY, of Kelly
vile, Pa.
wILKINS-HA RVEY On the 18th Instant by e. Q
Rev. william E. Ijams, CHARLES E. WILKINS to
ELIZA j., daughter OF William Harvey, ESQ.,, all of
this city,
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CT TY 1 TIE N S.

NEW STYLES FALL CLoTHING.-In store and receiv-
ing daily; Also and choice styles In the piece TO
be made mp to order. Great bargains In summer
Goods, ready made made TO order. Style h', aud
workmansh,p OF our garments surpassed by none,
equaed BY few.
All prices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and full satisfaction guaranteed TO every pur
chaser. or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
HalJ-sody bettUeen BENNETT G 20,
FQth and TowkR HALL,
PHILABnLPHIA,
AND 600 BRoApWAY, NnW YoRK.
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LOUISVILLE. Sept. 10. 1885,
MEssRs. g. M. PErrNeILL Co.,, NO H Park Row,
New York. and No. 10 State street, Boston, are our
agents for the East and specially auth orEe to con-
tract for advt rtsng In "The ourer" at our 10
cash rates.
Eastern houses desrous OF advertising in "The
Courier" are =, quesnd 20 contract through them.
W. N HALDnMAN, Proprietor "Courier."
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AND 600 BROADWAY, N.

HAs THE SUMNER ENTERBLED You?-Nine out
every ten to whom this question is addressed. they
answer 1t canddly. will answer 1T In the Affirmative
Some may reply to 1t from sick bed; Others, ofa
stronger constitution and greater powers OF endur
ance, may only experience slight lasstude as the
consequence of the torrId But some portion
of the vitality OF human beings oozes out Of them
under the pressure OF great and continuous heat and
the sooner the is completely repaired the less
susceptible will the system be TO the unhealthy inu
snce OF the Fall malaria.
The most genial and who,eso tonic that has ever
been offered to man-ss means Of recruiting his ex
haused strength. and fortifyiug him against the at
tacks Of disease-is HosrErTER's STOMACH BIrTnRs.
Taken at this it is perfect safeguard against
intermittent fever, bilious affections, and all the cpl
denies which follow close upon the expiration or
the summer. tits an nvgorant and alternative with
out any OF the drawbacks which attach TO mere
stiuiants and 10 the only preparation OF the kind
which conscientious phv Scian would feel inclined
TO prescribe for ladies In delicate health. Nothing
can be more pure more harmless more certain to re-
store the vigor OF the sysiem permanently and
tnorougniy' "isnous e4oans sao pu 90 VI 'ne 'i"in
JHwELRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy. NO IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF ewelry and silverware In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real, pure arti
Gle furnished ut n price which cFpnot be equalled
He also has large stock OF American watches In S
varieties and at all prices. visit to his store Ia sure
10 result in pleasure and profit
BARK, HERBS, AND RooTs.-The base OF speer's 8
"standard Wine Bters" is his celebrated Wines, In
which are Peruvian Bark, ,Chamomie Flowers, Snake
Root Ginger etc. 1t pleasant TO the taste and far
superior to any hDg in the I'm OF tonlcs
the public. They are simply his own Wine made
bitter by the infusion OF herbs and roots above
rated Gold by all drugglsts.
Now READY FOR HxAMISATIoN. Customer m adj
Clothing, cut fAshionably. The largest Rssortmen
OF genteel Ready Ade Clothing la the state, at
CHARLES STOKES 4 Co.'s
No. S2i Chesnut street.
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THE LATEST PERToDIoALs-Ws have received
from A. winch, no tC5 Chesnut street. the last mum
bers of aTemplo BAR" "Puuch," and "Fun." Mr..
Winch's list comprises The latest periodicals. both
foreign aid domestic
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These ports have foreign commerce OF 5000 100
aud an enormous domestic trade besides which we
have the immeuse Internal commerce of the upire
radatfbg these points. through Its canals and
pavgable rivers
The cable being laid this company propose erecting
land lines and tabshirg speedy end Trustworthy
means of communication which must command
there as everywhere else. the communication of he
Goyernn ent of BUSH spd Of social ife especially
In China. She has no postal system and her only
means now OF communicating Information Is by
courier on land, and by steamers water.
The Western World In wa that China is q very
large country the main densely peopled; bat few
hum an race he latest returns made to her central
authorities for taxing Purposes by the local magis.
trates make her population -Four Hundred and Four
tee, Millions this Is mere likely be under than
over the actufl aggregate Nearly all OF these who
al over en- years Old not only can, but do read and
wrte Her civilization Is peculiar, but her literature
ia es extensive that OF Europe. China is land of
teachers and raiders; nnc the latter exceedinsly
quick to avail Il emselves of every proIered facility
for procuring early information. 1t is observed
California that the Chinese make great use of the
telegraph, though 1t there lrar ss messages In En-.
gish alone To-Day great numbers of fleet st Gamers
are owned by Chinese merchants. and used by them
exclusively for the transmission of early intelgence
II the telegraph wepropose connecting all their great
seaports, we've now In existence 1t is believed that
Its business would pay Its cost within the first two
years Of its successful operation and would steadily
increase thereafter.
No enterprise commends itself as In greater de-
gree remuperatl TO capitalists, and 10 our whole
people 1t ia of vast national Importance CONNER
cially politically, and evangeicalIy.
Shares of This company O limited number, NAV
be obtained at $50 each. $40 payable down. s5 on the
lat of November, and &25 payable In monthly install
ments OF $3.50 each, commencing December /. 1868
on application to
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FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,

Which alter paying all expenses much more
than sufcient to pay the interest upon its Bonds.
These earnings Indication OF the vast through
traffic that must follow the opening OF the line TO
Pacific. but they certainly prove that
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CHEsTEB.-This bea autfully located city on the
Delaware is rapidly increasing In point of population
and in the number OF fine residences and business
places. AS one lands from the boat tho rst thing
that strikes his eye Is the mammoth iron-works of
Reaney, San & Archbold In addition to the buildings,
there is yard comprising of twenty-three
acres. The buildings comprise large erecting
shop. blacksmith shop, boiler shop. an immense
foundry. q car shop and a number of buildings con-
necttd with the boat-yard. This firm have done
great deal for Chester They have increased the
amount of business over twofold, and have erected
some sixty odd dwellings for the accommodation of
their employees. Besides the vast amount OF machine
work that is In course OF erection they now con-
stIucting two large vessels-one for the Lorards OF
New York, and the other tor private party in the
same city.
After leaving these works. the visitor is struck with
the beauty of the residences that line the prn
cipal thoIoughfRre. One OF the most import ant
places of to the stranger Is the Central re7tau
rant, presided over by David W. Morrison. who we'll
Rnows how to cater to the appetite. Directly oppo
SITE Mr.. Morrison also has large bakery in connec-
tIon with which he up Ice and other
daintes. Both of these places are arranged that
any deicacy OF the season can be served at the
shortest notice. Prominent among the dishes which
furnished at this of the year Reed aud
Rail Birds. Mr. Morrison enjoys wide repu ation for
the really fine style In which he sets these delicious
dAintes the table, lie is now engaged In packing
thousand dozen OF reed birds In ice, that
they be ad through the entire winter. He claims
that he furnish them In the cold 30 that
they will retain the flavor which now makes them q
soup hi for dish.
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WHOLE LINE TO THE PACIFIC WILL
BE COMPLETED In 1869.

The Company have ample means OF which the Gov
ernment grants the right of way, and all necessary
timber and other materials found along he ae OF IT
operations also IL 800 acres OF and
In alternate sections each side OF it's road; also
United states Thirtyyesr Bonds. amounting to from
sl600 to $4,000 per mile according TO che difficulties
10 be surmounied on the various sections be built
for which 1t takes second mortgage security and
is expected thatnot only the interest," but the prn.
cipal an cunt may be paid In services rendered by
the Com pany in Transporting troops, mails. etc.
THE EARNINGS OF THE UNIoy PACIFIC
RAILROAD, from It's Way Local Business ouly
during the year ending June 30, 1858, amounted to
over
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To-MoRRow is the last day OF the Fair at Whining
ton. Crowds OF WILSON'S fine display, splendid trot-
ting Ia the order OF the day.
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Now READY FOR HxAMISATIoN.-ousom
Clothing, cut fAshionAbly. The largest assortment
OF genteel Ready y-mAde Clothing la the state, at
CHARLES STOKES & Co.'s
Ia Chesnut street,
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,TRENwITH has everytAK In the literary In, line
that readers cal wish for His popular news denot,
a. NO lO7 s. Third street, is filled almost to surtet
with romances condensed biographies, novelettes'
ridiculous serials fashion plates, literary perlod-
Gals, and travels, illustrated and news Journals he
rec yes all the New York Journals Of the day long
before the regular mall comes In, and furnishes them
20 Its readers ~ very moderate rate.
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FINE CUSTOM. MADE BOOTS AF SHOES for Gen.
tlemen. Bartlett. mo. 80 Soutn kkth street, above
Chestnut.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH. at Hillman'B News stand, al
North Pennsylvania Depot
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CIGARS.
BOARDING.

MO. 1l21 GIRARD STREET. CESTRALLY
IN located, within two squares OF the Continental
and Girard House-An unfurnished
SECOND-SToRY FRONT ROOM.
with first class Board.
Vacancies for Gentlemen and Table Boarders.
Reference required. oil
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New York Stock Quotations, 4 II. N.
Received by telegraph from GlendinpfnR

HeCHlveU Dy GeIeRrAI
Davis, Stock Brokers. I
N. Y. Cent. R......... 1907
N. Y. and X. R....... 4sH
Phil. and kea. X. e. %
Mich, Sand N. /. Il. 81
Ole. and Pitt. R...... S8L
Chi. and N. w. com. 901:
Chic and N. w. prf. 90I.
Chi. and II. /. b.. l04
Pitts. +. W. and Chi ITO
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Upon such a property costing nearly three time,
their amount,
ARE ENTIRELY SECURE.

The Union Pacific Bonds thirty years, for
$1,000 each, and have coupons attached. They beal
annual interest," pays able the first days of January
and July, at the Companys Office in the City Of New
York. at the rate Of six per In gold The princi
pal payable In gold at maturity. The prioe is tOa
and al the present rate of gold they pay liberal
income on their cost.
A very important consideration in deter rnning the
value of these bonds Is ne leh OF time they hdUe 10
rum
1t is well known that long bond always commands
q much higher price than q short 1t is safe 10
that during the next thirty years, rate Of
interest In the United States Will decline 1t has
done in Europe, ard We have G. right to expect that
such six per securities these will be held at
high premium ss those OF this Government, which
In 1857 bought in at from 20 TO 23per cent above
par. The export demand alone may produce this
suit, and the issue OF private poraton, they
are beyond the reach OF political action.
The Company believe that their Bonds, at the pre-.
sent rate the cheapest security in the market and
right advance the price at any time reserved
Subscriptions will be received in Philadelphia by
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FINANCIAL.
FINHNCIAL.
500 M I l. f. s
OF THE
u N | O N PACIFIC
RAILROAD

Are now finished and 10 operation Although this
road is built with great rapidly the work is rhoI-
oughy done, and is pronounced by the United statos
commissioners to be first class every respect. be-
fore IL is accepted, and before any nds can be
issued upon IL.
Rapidly and excellence OF construction have been
secured by complete division or labor and by dis
'ribniing the twenty thousand en- employed along
the line for long distances AZ 1t probable
that the
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EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH.
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH In CHINA.
THE EAST INDIA
TELEGRAPH CoMPAMY's
OFFICE.
Nos. % and 25 NASSAU Street.
ORGANIZED UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER FROM
THE STATE OF NEW YoEK.
CAPITAL. $4,000.
$4,000 SHARES, 800 EACH.

DIRECTORS
Hon. ANDREW G. CURTIN, Philadelphia.
PAUL &. FORBES, of Russell q Co., China.
FRED. BUTTERFIELD, of +. Butterheld q Co., New
York
ISAAC LIvBRMoRE, Treas. Mich. q. II. r., Boston.
ALEXANDRA HOLLAND, Treas. Am. Ex, 90 New
York.
Hon. JAMES NoxoN, Syracuse, Y, Y.
q. II. PALMER, Treas. West. U. Tel. Co., New York.
FLETCHER WEsTRAY, Of Westray, Gibbs G. Hardcas-
tie, MY.
NICHOLAS MIcKIEs, New York.
OFFICERS.
A, q. CURTIN, President.
N. NICKLRs, VicePresident
eEoBeE CoNANT, Secretary.
GEoLeB ELLIS Cashier National Bank Common
wealthy Treasurer.
Hon. A. X. Mot LURE Philadelphia. Solicitor.
1he Chinese Government having [throu0h the Hon.
dilson R,ulngGne) conceded to this Company the privL
ieoe OF connecting the great sedports Of the Empire by
submarine electric te0rdph cable, Se propose
ir0 operations IN Chino and laying do,on line OF 900
mites at once bettOeen the foHo,cn0 ports, vtz;-
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Important Certificates.

Important Certificates.
80 o g lowe much to you, for verify believe
the Plantation Blttcrs have saved my life. 80,
REV. W. II. WAGG0NER, Madrid. n. Y"
"S . @ Thou wilt send me two bottles more
OF thy Plantation Bittcrs. My wife hasbeen greatly
''"t'''''' ASA CURRIN. Philadelphia. Pa"
"e 6 e / have been q great sufferer from pys.
pcpsIa. and had TO abandon pTeaSh'nS' Inc
REV. j.. S. CATH0RN. Rochester, J.. ~
"~ 9 > have given the Plantation BItters TO
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with me most as
to9ishlns Slie eS:D, so,d,. .; Mcmc. Cincinnati. o.
The Plantation Bittcrs make the weak strong. me
languId brilliant, and are exhausted Natures great
rcstOrcr. .so ,.r,
the perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS be departed from. Every bottle bears thegdc-
siniie Of our signature on a steel plate engrdriH0'
'' y s"n psp,oa preisndiug TO sell PLANTATION BIT.
TERs IN bulk or by the gallon, r. a steihdisr dnd
impo,tor. BeIrdre Of redied bottles. See thdt our
Pirate Stamp is USNUrILATED orer erery cork.
Sold by all Druggists. Grocers and Dealars through
PHI DRAKE & CO.,
NO" RR5iSGToS & Co,
iIG md MS Front Street san Rrgnclsco.
d0eats for California and Rerddn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To all Whom Il May Couccrn.-o. I. bar-
b,r 4 Co., Gold IIll. have now on hand and for sale
A good assortment OF new and secondhand stoves
both cook and parlor. Tinwarc, wholesale anu re-
tail, In quantities to suit. Also, mill nxtures-sueh
as cnamelcd kettles, wooden buckets, shoNels,
scoops, hand brooms and brushes. Do all Kinds oil
iob~bIn.-such Us cutting and nttng Gas pipe, Wa
Ter pipes repaired. Tin. copper and sheet Iron ware
made to orlcr. A good assortment OF wooden ana
hollow ware-such as pals. tubs. etc. Extra stove
backs-all Of which will be sold cheap, TOT cash.
Also. eOO0 pounds old lead for sale. iclo-lm'
yI- washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon. oppo.
sitc Enterprise Building. Q street, virginia sA
tine ,ablcs with latest improved cushion ana IN
good order. Finest wines, liquors aud cigars. a
Comfortable place to stand read the Atlantic una
Pacific papers. Call and see. lur''"
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BITTRRs.

This splendid Tonic Is now used by all classes o
people for every symptom oil u "Stomach out OF or
der"
The secret Of II isthls: Plantation Blttcrs are Ger
tain 10 correct the Juices Of the Stomach, set all IL
| machinery at work, and enable II to resist aud throw
or the approaching danger. The tendency OF the
operations Of nature Is always towards q cure: al
she needs Is q little assistance at the proper time
How much more reasonable and sensible u Is Il
help her along with q gentle. yet powerful Tonic
than to dclugc and weaken and defeat her curative
process with poisonous drugs and fiery mixtures
which only Supply AMI plant the seeds OF disease
and death.
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A great French phlsycIan says: More than half
Of The diseases in the world comes from neglect TO
fortIfy the system against changes Of climate, wealth
err and food. The great secret OF health Is TO keep
the condition Of the Stomach and blood regular and
uniform, so that change from Heat to Cold. from
Dry to Damp. etc., cannot upset the machinery OF
the body, anu breed disease"
Now, Il IS q fact, positive and wcll-Enown. that
there Is no such bulwark and assistant for the StOnl'
uch rs
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Fl,EA2.

PLEAS.
LyoS's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER Is sure AMI Ger
tain death TO everything OF the Insect specle-Flcas
Reaches, Mosquitoes, Ants, Bugs,
IT KILLS INSTANTLY.
What Il peculiarly surprising In regard 10 This ar
tIcIc is. that Notwithstanding itsinstant death 70 ih'
scots n IL perfectly harmless TO mankind and do
nestle animals. II can be inhaled or eaten With I'M
nunIty. 1t bear the testimony OF eminent dlS'nter'
cS,cd chemists that III "
No article has evcrSivcn such positive satisfaction
lis reputation Is well known. II is easily and
readily rsed-dlrcctlons accompany each nask. De-
ware OF counterfeits.
The genuine has the signature OF F. LYON. and the
nriynte stamp OF JENA BARNES & Co. Every
Thing else OF this kind Is an imitation or counterfeit.
Sold by druggists AMI dealers on the Pacific coast,