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THE COAL PRODUCTS OF EURoPE-England stands
first and Germany second on the list of European
coal-producng countries. In 1850 the English
mines yielded sOO,OOO,OOO centners (the centner
being equal to 11OA pounds), those of Belgium
10500O0 600, those OF France 1O0,00O000, while not
more than 9O,OOO,OOO were gained from the German
coal fields The total consumption OF Europe in that
year has been estimated at about 1900 000 O0O In
1867, on the other hand, not less than 8,0OO
centners were consumed, and the proportion con-
tributed by the various nations had changed. Eng
land still stood first on the list, with 20000 900
centners, but next came Germany with 10000 $1,000.
OF these 600 came from Saxony and 42O 900
from Prussia. Germany imports about 100000
and exports about 10000 900 centners of coal Rus
sia, France, Switzerland Holland, and Belgium are
her chief foreign markets, but the German cannot
compete with the English coal in the districts that
border on the North Sea and the Baltic. Hamburg
Tor instance, does not consume more than 80 cent
ners OF German coal. This is generally attributed
70 Vhe dmcuties of transport. The chief coal fields
% do od Germany lie in Upper slesa, and yield above
loooOoooO centners; SaXony 49, 900 centners; on
the saar and on the Ruhr, 1870 OOO, 900.
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Personalities
'ade is on his way back.

Ben Wade is on his way back.
-Brignoli is in Chicago this week.
Sergeant Bates is TO keep store in Cincinnati
-Greenville is again shone upon by A. Johnson
Mr. Peabody is to stay at Newport some time
Kate Field is called the "Critcal Girl" OF the
period.
General Worth's widow died last month IN
Florida.
Reuter- has big nose which furnishes fun Tor
correspondents
ofice-seekeTs.
Jack Jones, colored 1Os years of age, is the
Oldest man in Savannah.
.-Rey DR.. Chaplin viii pass the summer at Pigeon
Cove, Care Ann.
The Empress Of Austria recently lay in trance
for nearly two days.
The remains OF Casmir the Great have been dis
covered in a vault at Cracow.
The French Agricultural Society has elected
Wales-because OF his success in sowing wild oats.
-Bismark has refused to recognize Mr.. Emil
Hoechster, of Chicago, as United States Consul at
FaTlen, Prussia,
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"A fan, weighing two and a half tons ana rool,,no,
well Hall, Chicago. ''i''i''''S al
5 @ @einigTaht train, consisting OF man. his wife,
Ohio on their way West '"'0
The Cincinnati Gazette reports that an eel TWENTY
two and a-half inches across PFN 0-''
An OHIO Democratic candidate dec'fres that
'the national debt is ten thousand dollar ore than
tAe fGCE.e e2a eyer pay = Sc1Ln
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DARING ATTEMPTTo ROB
HERRING'S PATENT
FRANKLINITE BANKERS CHEST.
PERRYvnLE STATION, Pennsylvania RR.,(
June 12, 1869. I

PERRYvILLE STATION, Pennsylvania RR,l
June ~, 1869. I
MEssRs. FARRELL, HERRING d Co.,
No. $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Gents:-A persistent but unsuccessful effort was
made on the night OF May 29 1862 to drill the
Bankers chest received from you few month ago.
From facts that have ceme to our knowledge It Is
evident that the attempt to open it was renewed on
Sunday evening following. Finding all efforts to drill
it useless, the effort was then made to break the
lock. The hammering was heard by parties in the
neighborhood for several hours, but supposng it to
arise from the railroad men replacing a defective
rail- excited no alarm. The TOOLS with ale exception
OF the drills were left 1t is evident that they
not only prepared, but perfectly familiar with the
construction OF your Chest.
That they failed is another evidence that your
Bankers Chests are what you claim for them, Bur-
glar-Proof.
Respectfully yours
6164p j. BALsBACK, Agent
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hSS@ AT MEETING OF THE GERMAN
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia
held the Headquarters No 800 VINE Street. at r. M
July 1862 for the purpose of taking in the
propriey of reviewing the late acts of certain bodies call
ing themselves Democratic Conventions, the following
preamble resolutions unanimously adopted and
ordered be signed by the Officers OF this
whereas 1t has been the distinguishing chara
of American citizens of Philadelphia speaking the
German language suffer in the past
of their wishes by silent submission TO the behests OF
men purchasabe in the political MARKET on aecount OF
the supposed vndication OF American Democratic prnc
ples and 80. =, - ..bo, a 10 ayi1aot hon,
the the German American citizens has been
Resolved That the German Democratic Association
SsserbIed nj the National Guards Hall and the Wash
inRton Hail. as Democratic Conventions.
the nominations made Dy the persons
who met at places null and void and not bind
ing upon the ID, mocratic party =, mn
limited States Assistant Surgeon for the office of Coroner
this Association had and still has audabe and patriotic
object i'm yiew wit to out the true wishes of the
whole German population without distinction of party.
Resolved That the hundred and SIX votes for
DR. Roth when the most unbushing frauds menaces and
corruption had already reduced the almost unanimous
choice of the delegates alike the nominee OF this ASCOT
aton represent the uncomprOmsng opposition of all
Democrats without distinction OF origin 70 the despotsm
Democratio party of Philadelphia,
Resolved, That this Association denounoes the
ceedines of these socalled conventions, the
ofsnrS of criminal combination to overawe the good
ctzens and to place the power INTO the hands of the
Vicious and partly Of those who wink at the commission of
frauds. - ;o,,.s 10 ,,,htishod
JACOB SPlELMAN President.
g. GREuIs Secretaries. II
i. tAIEGL1NpERD IL
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ReSy" "a PENNY SAVED Is EQUAL TO TWO
Esrned"-The time to save money is when you e,rn
II, and the it is by deposng portion of IL
weekly in the old FRANKLIN SAVING FUND No. 1856
=. FOURTH Street, below Chestnut Money in large or
small amounts received and five allowed
Oren daily from TO and Monday evenings from
o'clock. CYRUS OADWALLADER
216 T'rensurey
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"A Pittsfeld farmer claims a kind of potato "just
fifteen minutes earlier than the Early Rose"
The Vermont Agricultural Society was Orga-
nized in 1860, with ninety-fiye corporatOrs. None
are now living.
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nsSs- FOR THE SUMMER.-TO PREVENT
sunburn and all discolorstons and rritstons of the
skin bites OF mosquitoes other nsects Wrghts
AconNted Gboerine Tablet II ~ dslioousy fragrant,
transparent equal toilet sop For sale
eruggisls ReserRlly. X. @. a. WRIGHT. No. 6Si
CEttSNUT Street. 2&
ny AT A MEETING OF THE REPRE-
sentatiyes Of the Fire Insurance Companies doing
business in Philadelphia held 9th instant at the
the Reliance Insurance Company tho following named
gentlemen elected Board OF Directors of the
Insurance Patrol of Philadelphia:
ATWOOD SMITH, President;
AIFRED @. BAKER, Treasurer;
JOHN WILSON. in, Secretary;
CHARLES PLATr,
CONRAD B. ANDRESS 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NY SECRETARY'S OFFICE OF TIL
UNION AND TITUSVILLE RAILROAD con

The Union and Titusyille Railroad Company cor
poration of the State of Pennsylvania, and located
in the counties Of Erie and Crawford having executed
its franchises dated the 18th day June 1867 and hav
ing issued and disposed of of its bonds
by said mortgage, and majority in interest of the
bondholders having by writing requested TO proceed
upon and under said to sell the said
and privileges and full and satisfactory evidence having
been given that the interest said bonds
duly demanded and that the said company has been and
s in default in the payment of said interest for than
three months after said demand.
Now therefore, public notice is given that we will sell
the Union and Ttusviile Railroad its estate real and
personal and its corporate rights, franchises and priv
leges, at the Banking Office of JAY COOKE Co, in
the City of Philadelphia the 10th day of August d.
1869, at2 o'clock P. M. Terms cash.
o. II. GRAY, ! r.
10 sat A. T. MARSH,5 'rusVees.
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GOLD MEDAL FOR 1868 HAS JUST Been
AWARDED TO CHAS. III. .STEFF FOR
THB BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHHADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND WARERCUM. No. N. LIBERTY
STREET, ABOVE BALTIMoRE.STREET,
BALTIMORE. Md.
HTIEFF'S PIANOS HAVE ALL TEE Latest
improvement, including the Agrafe treble, ivor!
fronts, and the improved French Action, fully war
ranted for Ave years, with privilege OF exchannf
within twelve months II not entirely satisfactory Z
purchaser. second handed Pianos and Psrlor O.
eans always on hand from $50 to $500.
REFEREES WHO HAVE DUB PIANOS Is USE:
General Robert E. Lee Lexington, Va.
General Robert Ransom, Wllmin :ton, n. G.
General D. a Hill, Charlotte, n c.
Governor John Letcher, Lexington. We.
Messrs r. Burwell 4 Sons, Charlotte, N. o., Fe'
male Seminary.
G. B. Riddici, Female college, Kittrells Springs,
NC.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
Max Strakosch, italian Opera
Eessrs PeJsop Sons, Sumter s. C.
Charles spencer. Charleston .. q.
Send for circular. Terms liberal.
October -
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connsnees per Nortneastern hahroad
July 81.
Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan for New Yoke 3
Tsx' erry, hims, Mrs u Lewis: Miss smith q
huehes, Hiss n I Ulney, Ntss h. @ Olney. Mrs Rig
non, L Brwp, Howard Mss Rogers Bog rs,
DR. W D Well AIRS n Burnett, Miss johnson.
Miss l. Morse, Mrs P Evans, Crane, var.
shall, ] poyls. on. 1houi 500, Mrs Secfeh.
dorf and infant, r RAvenel. Mrs McAsey and
daughter Mr. echnider, wite snd four children, W b
Garder " O'Brien, J McCsnnon. W ssterling,
Boyton, b Boyton, T Case ] Carpenter,
Neyin, Mrs Rannall. Gen Pteoen, Fuller.
B McCreery, q Strumer, L strumer, . strumer
wife and two children. aud II In steerage.
Per steamship Saragossa, nom New York-DD Dens-
mon, q Hoyrr. Coiurp. Z .9burn,
Brsdish. n Caldwell. z 'Cuosted, Miss Il Jtnkfns,
an In st. erage.- ~ -, ..5i
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka vIs Jackson
vile, Feruandina and savannah. Note, .a'as
and ehld, A1tas, wife. three children. and three
servants W Cosy Mr. Hepn. sister and four
children. "rs G. O Robinson aud daughier. Wrag {,
Miss & wrsgg. Haeood. p Mccormick aud
wite Hiss Kopartscn, ), and 7ton deck:
Per steamer Pilot ,, from Beaufort wa Ed,sam
Mr. king aha BONA Taylor. Lee Major
J Jenkins. oil ] whaley. y J wnaley. Ma Hughes
and two children. and on deck.
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lraag, GbsmilcIs, Cit.

airaJ5, GSfMsLGiS, Git.
.->~r->r->'--'o-*'''::''--c'> -
K $ K 90
scRoFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT
NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS,
ERUpIIoNs OF THE SKIN,
Obstinate OF long standing diseases Of the
BLOOD. LIv R, U21NARY ORGANS,
NrRvuU, SYSTEM. &c.
Tt puri6es and enr1cues the Blood, eradicates all
Syphiltic or >c-oiulous raints. Restores the Liver
ana Kidncrs 10 ahealthy action, aids Digestion reg
u,a,es the bowels and lnv2orstes the Nervous sys-
lem.
~ NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICINE. -6s
FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE
Recommended by the best Ph,sicians, eminent
Dvlnes, Editors, Druggists, Merchants, &C.
~ THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MED1
CINE IN USE
PREPARED ONLY DY
J.J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D.,
IAN experienced and well-known Physician and
Chemist)
Laboratory and Office. No. Main-street,
NORFOLK. Va.
Price ore Dollar per bottle.
For sale by
GOODRICH, wINEMAN & co,
DoWIE & MOISE.
Charleston, 8. C.
And Druggists everywhere.
Iu1v On DkO lyr
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EATH TO w y Il NJ 81
BUY
FLEMING's WORN CONNECTIONS,

The Best In Use.
They are made Of "Santomne," and contain no
injurious drug.
Read what one Of The most distinguished physi.
Clans CT Richmond Va. says about the LoseoRes
have long used .antonine, the active principle Of
European Wolm-seed, as an eheriuai medy for
worms In chil ren, Mr. Warner l.. Fleming pre-.
pares . LoEepge composed OF i. which Is very
pleasant and palatable rm IN which TO administer
Il TO children and which may be relied on a. prop
erly prepared. q. r. mANsoS' H. ~
DR. B.. BATR. Wholesale Agent,
Juneu No. 131 Meetng-streSt
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Charleston Cotton anu h<lco mArAee
oyFIoE oc vdS CHARLESTON DAILY NFws,
CHARLESTON Saturday Evening" July u.
corron-T6e. market for this article was fiat end
nominal; sales ss bales at soH. We quote
10 eh:S LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
=, ordinary to GOOD ordinary .......a9 @aso
= lLowIiddltns' s'.....'.'...,..''.'S 90 % tS "a
sy New YORK classIacaiion, We quote: -. :.:-.-'
MiddlinR Observation-Disclosures .sz7s@-
B1cr-rhere was = moderate iaquiry for this
esahl Jbices allowing arnness; sales s6 tieroes at
2ks Is We quote common to fair clean carolina
.s7sssse s.1i'1s d good s4esHe ss Tn
4" a. Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
,LoNos, July si-Noon.-consols ssH. Bonds
ssk. 90 oS III s.e's ~ n -" - go :, :
eiavx.sfoot, gniy ssf-Noep.--cotton sciveIur
l,sdso 12xd;. oeans i2Hslsd., Sales to-day 10 600
bales Bretdstuns quiet e.
Aftsrnoo,.-Cot active; the sales to-day will
reach II, 600 bales.
HXvar, July s1-Noon.-costop active; on the
SPOT II SIC; shoat II S2kr .G
r. poMFsHc ,xAnxETs. .wcgIor .Sq
yaSw "a YoAxr : ypiyYa Noon. Money steady atsa7
psr cent premium. STIRLING e1chalss loeNs Gold
ssx. Flouf door ing. Wheat scarcey SO firm.
Com aup and la2c lower. Cotton quiet; middlnG
ssKaaskc. Spirits turpentine a m.
Evening AMeney easy At Cat per cent premium.
II:c01p0ns 1os Bank atsmept lesa favorable than
expected ''eteriipg exchange unchanged. Gold dut
.. ssXssex. & Governments steady. State bonds
dull Cotton nnchsnged; ssles 1900 bales at sshs
s6NS SIlow slishtiy fsvors buyers; supernne stxte
s5 % to 50 40; extra State ss 75to$7 Wheat 1a2c
lover; ahippers are holding OF; amber Indians as
q q; mixed 81 05a1 0s. Whisky u 1os1 II Mess
posk hasy It ssssss IS. Lard, pavai stores and
arocsraes quiet Freights arm. TIE net receipts
Of eotto8 IL an the ports Of the United States
Jcr- the uSst a week-have been 1876 bales. RI
IA. IA Great Rrita~ 4at and 70 tae e0asnenta q
bales STOCK, on<txnd and ron shipboara nos y"
slsated IS. III bales r., es.I.,,liy sGr
.Birrnoas. yuly .si,-scotton ssslc. Flour and
vhess arm. Corn dun; While 81 te; yellow IL 10.
ost, ssssoS5 Rye dull Messpork firm. Beeop &c.
tive; sboaiders1scs wbiskey II 10. 80. 80
cxuxuArI. -Iuly l.-whiskey dnn, ST 0s offered
Provisions very nrm.. Mess pork. SSH; shoulders
161<c; sides 1sc; little doing.
Iou1svnLx, July 3l.=Porks sssx; shoulders 16hc;
c,ear udesna &cI IyhsteyiSl1a sh-r..t - "
nNxu osxsAssi ;Jalyi sl.-A -Aiiddiings nominal
saxc; sslss $50 bales; receipts 1ss bales Exports
1IsN ,Gsid ss,s, ftsriips 90: New York aiGot e1'
cSssse,Ka premium. sugar. common. ;1iHs;
prlSeije. !, Molss.es dull; farmenttng ea Whissey
SGJdSasarli JSy JSy si.costodAN6 buiiness doing;
sales to-day bales; mtddlng quoted nomir ally at
siEassS ORsceipts to-day bales. w.
.lhxSASrIn, Jasy, sI.- Cotton No sales reported.
RseassDto;dsy % bales. xxports to New York lT
hs,es.s-;; our 20 .a s;is eii 's:.-c' - 70"
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nK. Il &c H us
LDEN RE.MED ES.
AK Fer NO oTHtR, TAKE NO oTHrR. AND
SlltO REWARD for any case Of disease In any
stage which they fail 10 cure.
DR.. RICH,U'S GOI DES BkLsAM No. cures
Ulcers UIcernted Sore throat AID Mouth, sore
Fyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper C"Iored
Blotches ,oreuess ofthe scalp crofdla, &c 5 is the
greatest Renovator, AL eIst1ve. and Blood P.riher
known, removes q oiseasrs from the system. and
leaves the blood pure und healthy. ~ -
DR.. RICBAU'> GOLDEN hALSAM No. 2cures
Mercurial Affections, heumaiisr, In k3 forms.
whether ON mercury Cr other caussl Ses tmme'
dinte relief IN all Eases. No die'tng Dtcesfary.
have thousands of Certificates provlnY the miracuj
lous cures eHCcteo by these hemedfes. Price OF
either No. or No g. S. per boitie, or .wo bottles for
DR. RIcHaUS GOLDEN ANIIDOTE. asafe spec
dy, peasant and radical cure tor all Urinary De.
fragments, accomp,ne ed with full clrectohs. Price
So ler bottle. :.
Or. RiGHau's GOLDEN TLIXlR D'AMoUR. .
Iadical cure for Nervous Genral DebiitS, In cid
or Dung; imparting en,rgy With wonde ful thect.
Price S. rer bottle, or Two bottles for 80.
On receipt oi price these Remedies will be shipped
to any plnce. Prompt attention paid TO all cores
dents None genuine without III" name Of "Dr.
RICHAU'i GOLDEN REMEDIES, d. b. RICHARDS.
Sole Proprietor" blown In Glaas OF bot Les. -.
Address ID u. RICHARDS. -
No 22S varick-Btreet, New York
Office hours from 9A n. to9P NJ.
Circulars rent ly July
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Daily NEWS.
Waiting for Father.

Waiting for Father.
Fsherna f,herm1n,
Over the sea-
True arIs All yearrme,
opgiuR for thee.
Brirhi ewes are watching,
At dawn OF day
Wrtc ing for father,
Far, far away.
!. B'.,>,s haiids waving
Prou " in air;
MEMBERSHIPS moving
Ms,klY In prayer:
Waiting above
M.setn.as Of love,
pleadlns y Heaven poor fa'hef 10 Apa'''
Fishe-man. fisherman.
Dreaming OF home;
Bress, q the brllows,
C,envirR the foam
Grasp ght the rudder,
spread out the satl,
Ie, tho boa: naerri'y
rance to the gale.
Re after labor
coD,eth Ior thee;
Soon, 500. shall baby
Z =" Sit on thy knee; 30
go Toon shall be pressed
Close to thy breast
All that is dear TO thee over the sea-
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FxpoTts.

.r,.1t Exp0rts.
NEW YoHK-per steamship Manhsttan.6s oags g. .
Cotton, at bales Upland Cotton, "a bales Do.
E-c ssics 81 casks Clsy. 165 bbls Rosin l1a iacks
80 Vheat, 81 ncks Peanuts, 20 rolls Leather. 70
ier9snipy Barrels Il packages sundries, ~ PACK
20 a19Ss Frudt. o." ). 20 -.
pBIINDELPaIA-Per steamship Promethe eus-a0o
q tE0ns phosphate Rock, 48 bbls Rosin, IS pa!es
se6Ysrns and Domestics, IA bales Rags bales
10 wool IA empty Carso,s.. "A derces Hce, ~
slobAles otiou. 200 empty Barrels, 500 Wasermei-
ous xhd Surdr1es-
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The following is one of thousands Of testimonials
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
RIchM md Va, November 28. 1853.
DEAR sR-Ihe "l obacco antidote" prepared by
you acroronq to the receipt you have submitted to
me, and the ingredients OF which have examined.
IL purely vegetable entirely bar mless. and contans
nothing in the least injurious 1t 10 not dIsagreeabe
10 the taste. mud as home article, hope you wii
meet With ready sale or IT., and believe that If the
directions are followed It will do al you clsimed TOR
II. JOHN DOVE, NJ. D.
.4r Price so cents ptr Boy. Tho usual discount
TO the Trade. -,..
~ For sale by
DR.. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Junn Z
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B1or-rhers was !. moderate isquiry for this
esah 5brices Allowing arnnsss; sales s6 tieroes at
Gov D. We quote common to fair clean Carolina
at7H0sc. good sal@sxc Tn .-..5
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TRB IL DRUG g.
JUST RECEIVED,
CRIMAULT & CO.'S PREPARATIONS, ,
IODIZED SYRUP OF HORSE KADISH -. s.
VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF MATICO
SYRUP OF HYPOPHoSPHIrE OF LIME
GUARANA POWDERS.
Ali fresh from Paris, and for sale by
DIR. II. BAER,
May 8 No. 13l MEETIN6-SIktEf.
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DE CA II r Full -
WHAT MEDICINES

WHAT MEDICINES g
you TIA &c.
WHEN you ARFFXH USED BY OVPkW0RK
of head or haud and feel the need Of somethirg IN.
vi.orating don't drink whiskey or any intoxtca tang
thing, whe her under the name of Bitters or other
wise. >uch articles give Just q much strength TO
your weary bod and mind as the whiD gives 70 the
faded horse, and no more Alcoholic stmulnnts are
Injurious to Nerve health nnd are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION. 3!
Dodd's Nervine and InvigOratOr
is TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMCLANT which is
NOT attended ny REACTION. W at IT gains for
you 1t maintairs. When It re freshes body or mind,
It refreshes with natural strength that comes 10 stay
We are not recommending teetoiaism In the interest
of any fact,on; but long and ex:ended iooservxaoo
teaches US that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or cooperation will hnd he keeDs atil, that he
is kndlinR fro In his bones which will consume
like the flames Of perdiHop. Turn from 1t Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DoDD's
NERviNE is for sale by all Drug0ists. Price One
Dollar See Book of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7noe June 10
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plaatation B;tttrs.

THAT ANY s1cK MAN SURVIVED THE
treatman. of atty years 20, must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to hn
The lancet, calomel, canthardies and drastic pur.
gatives were the, the order Of the day. The ply.
sic!an played into the hands Of the apohecary, and
the unfortunate patient was drsnched morning.
noon and night with psostratng medicines We
i've in a moro rational and conscientious era. The
Importance of supporting Nature in IFS conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated BY
artificial depletion. They are met with TONES
that rally tie vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy Chief among these allies Of Nature
in its battles with sickness. is
PLANTATION BlTFEKs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative ia the sheet
- a'z.>. 81
--.- M 80.
anchor of the feeble and debiHta!ed. As cordial
:. -1 r., ...G. =
for the aged ind decrepid 1t has no equal among
stomach.cs. As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex nre especially subject 1t is
supereeding every other sHmu,ant and nervine.
In all climates, tropical temperate or figd. its acts
as specific in every species Of disorder which un'
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. Wherever 1t Is introduced It De-
comes standard articles medicinal staple. Drug.
Ri,ts. although their profit upon 1t is small find 1t
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody will
accept substitute. 1t is to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world Extensively as 1t
ia advertised It's best advertisement is the beneficial
resul. which uniformly follows lie use. Every bottle
sold 1nSurc9 the SAFE Oh W ieast usn a" "oNSA -
Uulihs other stimuants 1t braces and fortiAes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which it PRODUCES upon the
mind is not. momentary, but permanent. There is
no subsequent depression. 1t does not, as Is Inc
case With all other stimuli, beget craving foc e1'
citants. On the other hand. it soo;hes and Gains
the nerves, combining. strange as the anomaly may
seem, the qualities of sedative ard gentle anodyn
with tbose ofa ionic and invigorant. The perfect
purity of sll its ingredients their admirable adap-