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The New York herald., 1869-03-17
UCTIoN SALE. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER.
IA Magnificent Household Furniture,


Paintings, Bronze St.nary Chandeliers, Syerware &C., at
public this Wednesday, the elegant
Sion 81 II street, between Filth and Sixth
nues, commencing 1c1 o'clock. Drawing Rooms Rose
wood Eagere Drawing Room Suits covered in French satin
broca.e q the richest descrpon Tetea-tete Sofas ARM
Oval scf and Reception Chas marquetere bois de rose
tain match Suits sec5e;a.re bookcase Books, superb
PAINTINGS BY artists artistic Marble Bronze
6suar SfFres Dfesden, China Ornaments artistic Bronze
Clock Music Box Velvet and Medallion Carpets magnificent
Pianof- embroidered Cover. Stool Music Stand
Pier and Mantel Minors, Lace Curtains Dining RoonBuf
Table. Silver Casters Savers Tnreens, Pitch
ers Baskets, Casters. Urn Dinner and Tea Set French
China Dinner Set Sheffield Table Cutlery Ruby and Crystal
Chambers Rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus
bedseads Wardrobes Commodes en- suite style Louis XIV
&arcsses, Bedding Linen, &C The auct onecr would call
particular o his friends and the public to this sale
The catalogue comprising the largest and richest assortment
Ci Household Furniture auction this The
house furnished less than six months at cost OF slSop
Parties wishing attend aa sale take Fifth avenue stages
Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
INEOR0E COOK, hrcTIoNEER VIII. erIt. No .,.o

~ ton on ihura ar, al "A O'Clock al ssasroons - f6
eEiy street second htn Honsehoid Furniture HUa
tsn1s fmpton Bcdstead, Beds and Beldlnr oiasswara
Sc reno ed Tor coEv nienee of sale Als1 bv or ~ A.
sgnres Parior Chamber AMI Ibrary SUITE BSoseasos it,
;Ands snisss tenue and Library Tables Lounges las,
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY FRLTMAN, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AMI
q l0h O'Clock, entire splendid choice Stock elegant F
tures valuable OF the most magnificent
offered At auction this the stock 10 immense and
comprises barrels Sugar Flour chests Of Teas
the raresl and Wines &C. Full particulars
morrow Dealers housekeepers and trade don't fail 70 e.
tend this important sale. Sale In lots.
r BOGART, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON THURS
81 Is 1917 o'clock the Hooper Cottage,
nar Thebot and Clark street. 70 the village Of Ford
county small lot OF Household Furniture,
Brussels Carpets Lounges Be mahogany Chairs Bed
ding, Dining Room Kitchen Furnturc; Cottage
$40 Apply tho premises morning Of sale.
BoGART, AUCTIONEER-THIS DAY, AT lOx
81 O'clock at tho auction rooms, No. North William
street. Household Furniture consisting OF black Par
rosewood centre Tables Loo sing lAses Mattresses bed
ding Extension Dining Tables, % fancy Clocks
Crockcry Kitchen Furniture Carpets ole oh washsiands
rosewood Piano, For sale, Furniture OF
inst class Hotel ~ rooms on Staten Island.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
EDwAKo scBFYcK, .ArcTloSaEn.

u MoriFa~n a. a. ~ EIc4 ant taUlnti Furniture
By EDWARD sGHENCk, Friday. eDntinrs1,a. -. !.
~ saesroom No. y Liberty street u he ines, s,"es ~
Cabinet Furniture ever offered public s,is pr-h Y.
can have their furniture free Of charge anil, ~ -
May. ' '"o iss o'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31
A Sad Case.

One of the saddest cases of utter doser-
ton and loneliness which has come into
public notice for many day, was brought
to light yesterday. The woman, who is
the principal sufferer, related her story, in
substance, as follows; with her husband,
daughter Is years of age, and little boy,
she had until recently been living in New
York, iii circumstances almost Of penury,
occasioned in great part, by the intemper-
ate habits of the husband At last, feel
ing that no change could possibly be for
the worse, and hoping to find in the far
West that future which had never smiled
upon them in their old home Ito which
the hope was added in the bosom of the
wife that new scenea and new interests
might wean her husband from his beset-
ting sin)--they determined to go to Oma-
ha where some relatives had already
preceded them To effect this purpose,
the scanty stock of furniture and house
hold goods remaining TO them wera sold,
and money obtained for the trip. Bidding
adieu to the old home, they set out A
young man Of agreeable address, but of
somewhat doubtful character, who, much
against the will of the mother, had been
paying his addresses, to the daughter un-
der some specious pretext, came upon the
train and accompanied them on the Jour
ney. Arriving at Rochester he left
the train, accompanied by the girl, and
Just as it was abont to start again,
the mother found, to her inexpressi-
bic anguish that her daughter was gone.
Allighing from the train, two days were
spent in a fruitless search for the
wayward girl at the expiration of the
time the journey was resumed But an
other and still greater sorrow was in store
fort the poor woman Her husband COM
menced again to give way to his.appetite,
embracing every opportunity to satisfy his
rawlings for strong drink, and, after
leaving the bridge, she found that he also
had deserted her, taking with him all their
scanty hoard of money, as well as thebun.
die containing his clothes, leaving her only
the through ticket, which she had fortu.
nately kept in her pocket. With no means
left her to turn back her only alternative
wasto go on to her friends in Omaha, and,
as she awaited theswesten train yesterday
from this city, no more pitiable object Of
utter sorrow could be found r ChiGado Pa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31
WHAT Ia necessary on the part Of all Of
Mr.. Johnson'sappointees? Resignation.

"PLAYNd BUTCHER. Two little boys of
tender years, whose parents reside in West
Belsville, undertook 'onedNy Inst week to
''play butcher One ofJthem personated
the OK to be slaughtered, whilN the other
acted the part Of the butcher Providing
himself with "a hatchet and rolling up his
sleeves, and iJpproWHing an apron for tho
occasion, he proceeded 10 get the other
little fellow representing the OK into q
favorable posiiionr when ho9 dealt him d
furious blow upon the head with the
hatchet knocking him down and making
the blood spurt ont copiohsly. The boys
criea nttyncled tile attention Of his mother,
who ron 70 the spot jtist in tiindD TO arrest
the arm OF the "butcher," who wasipre-
pairing to follow up vigorously his first
blow Tho littleyiebm Of this most danl
gerous kind ofboy'A, play had his wound
drcased, md WIS noon about ngein ag
uaual, ibpti II IL Sefeto preypme that II will
take some persiasion 10 induce. bin to
'play OK" another time 81. Louis Repub-
Licdn.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

Nervous Debility with Its gloorny attend
ants, low Bpirita, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss OF aemen spermatorrhma,
loss Of power, dizzy head, loss Of memory,
and threatened impotei,co and imbecility,
find a sovereign cnfe, in Humphreys homeo.
phthic Specific, No. twenty.eight. Composed
OF tho mostvaiuaijle mild ard potent Cura.
tivep, they Ntrike mt onco' az tho root OF the
matter, tone up tho aystem, arrest the dis.
charges, and impart yigor and energy, life
and vitality to Nolontire man. They have
|cured Thousands of caeee. Price S5 per
pAokage.of ak boxesand vial, .wbichjp very
impoftantlu obstinate and old caees, or 81
persInEie box. Sold w ali DhnB4ihtst aid
sGnt byImalpn receipt OF price, Address
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medicine
Co., $50 Broadway. Now York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31
MILTON, WIZ, February y, 1856

"RIDoEwAY. ."-Wo are glad to learn that
the excellent work Of our friend "Scian
Dubhp Ia meeting with the success IL 80
well deserves. Already the whole of the
first edition OF "Ridgeway" has been ex-
haustcd and tho publiehers are making
roadyto issue another and larger edition =
The work viii probably have larger sale
than any itlmt has been issued from the
American Press for Bome time tits an 6blb
statement Of the nationalNew e the lrish
DIGESTION, M swell Ne an interesting work OF
fiction, and its value Will be better appreciat-
cd tho more widely II becomes known We
have in type some extracts from IL, but have
been compelled, by tho pressure ON our
Daily Commercial, Buffalo, w. Y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

Their stock of calicoes ginghams, lawns,
ar%n U %nres % and dolaines bewildermgly large
ia the best In the market Their
NOTION DEPARTMENT
ia peculiarly attractive, embracing the largest
etock of every description OF goods IN this
specially west Of New YORK :, .,
brande OF brown and bleached cottons, den
inns. strDee, ticks, cottonades, etc, Without
attempting 10 catalogue their goods, II ie sur
dcient tl say, that the Western merchant can
find h9ro tho amplest supplies OF the Dost
onaiities and STYLES ofgOOds, at as low prices
AZ they can buy in New York or Boston, and
thus saye time and expense In their trans
mission. 1t is no small advantage, IN the
changes of trade, to have orders hlled ana
delivered in tw) or three days, instoad OF
two OF three w eka,a'tor making them, and te
be able to buy hight stocks and repensh OF,
ten az the wants of customers require, ana
thus save the cost Of carrying large stocks,
and the loss OF holding III tleable ones.
Another feature OF this house oUmmends
itespacially to country merchants. 1t does
sole v n wholesale business, content with the
small profits of the iobber, and does not
compete with its own customers for the re-
tail trade. 1t operates in the interest OF the
retailer, by leaving his field to himself, ana
not against him, by skimming the cream Oh
his trade. The integrity, enterprise, sagac-'
lty, skill and fair dealing which have bnlt up
wholesale dry goods trade OF len nations ~
yeGi. exceeding by million OF dollars the
Wholesale trade of any other house in CHI
cago- cOmmenGls this house to the merchants
of the Northwest. Directly connected with
and contributing largely to the growth N
Chicago, JoHNV. FAnwELL Il Co. have done
much to give character to the mercantile pro-
lession, aud inspire it with theiro spirit OF
liberality and enterprise.
PICKLE
The Western Monthly, for March, has re-
celyel the general cOmmendation OF tho
press: a few, that at first spoke dOubtfully of
it, uniting in the general praise. "Perigrine
Pickle, the fe,dAetonist, or light critic OF tho
Sunday Tribune, has been running tilt
ever since the Woman Suffrage Convention
at Anna Dickinson, woman suffrage, Mrs.
IIivormOre. Stanton and Anthony, has come
to grief. He has ridculed them unmer-
cifuly and called them the Livermore, the
Stanton, Gentle Anna vs.. Mrs. Livermore, in
her new paper. The Agitator. the organ Of
the Woman Suffrage movement, comes back
on "Pengrine, sharp as Damascus blade.
in the keonest vein oil personal irony / have.
read in o long time Whereat "piclle" pHows,
indignant, refuses to answer her or discuss,
matters with her directly, but tr,es, la an in.
direct way, to parry the forca Of her home
thrusts. II seemed TO me like an overgrowr
niaor pl, adng the "taby act" ps an excrseo
for not paying Tor the suit OF clothes he was
struting in. There is too much starch in
"Pickles" dignity. An editor must be ready
to take as well as give hard blows. u.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

DURING the discussion Of the negro-suf-
frage amendment. CARAT Davis, Of Ken
tucky, made the following hitin the United
States Senate He said: Taking the
present congress as criterion by which
to Judge, the real problem is not the capac-
ity of the negro but of the white man, for
seIf-povernment' H..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

Too EXPENSIVE A WATCH FOR A RAILROAD
PREsIDBNT--A railroad President, living
not thousand miles from Bridgeport,
went into large jewelry store ON Broad
way, New York recently and among 9TH
er things inquired for watch. He was
shown a number of various grades and
prices, and finally an extra article was pro.
duced that seemed about the thing de-
sired,an which was worth about $1,000
"Are you sure they are reliable time-keep-
ers 7" asked the President Certainly"
replied the clerk, ''and as proof of the fact
let me add that two of the conductors on
the - and @- Railroad (mentioning
the road OF which the purchaser was Pres
ident, have them r Indeed snid the
President, "a very good recommendation,
but they are too expensive for ME p
Whether tho gentleman wants to- exchange
positions with the conductors or not we
have not learned
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

]. b. STILLsoN writes iroln Washington,
on Monday last; "Tho late general of the
army has lost more prestige during the four
days which have elapsed since his inaugu-
ration as president than his bitterest ira
ducer could have expected him to have lost
in as many months. President Grant, who
begun so clumsily, may or may not sue
ceed in keeping the upper hand The dis
agreeable impression wrought upon the
average mind of both parties at the capi-
tai is that'he has assumed too much, and
ought to be taken down peg. His pres
tige has been lowered by the mediocre tone
of his inaugural and the narrow judgment
evinced in his cabinet, selections o..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

- quarrelsone Irisbman, the other day;
with o sweeping blow took of tho hat md
wig Of his Hibernian enemy, IN New Brllnin,
Connecticut AInrmed NJ Tho Sigbt OF 4tho
perfectly bald head, he fled TO Kensington
TOP OF mana head, drew his pay and lefi
the state 10 avoid the officers he supposed
were In quest OF him.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

GRANT made great haste TO removo from
Office Frank Blair, who fought ag9inst the
rebellion al through the war, but riotgreat-
er haste than TO appoint to Office General
Longslreet, who fought iortho rebellion all
through the war, pssi
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31
p0etrg.
THE FREED BIRD.
ny ALICE GARY.

ny ALICE GARY
WHEN the dews and dasies
Made tho meadows gay,
Little Johnny Morrison
Caught bird one day;
And, with both her pretty wings
In his hands fast bound,
BROUGHT her TO his mother,
Saving, "See what have found u
His heart was all a-fiutter,
And his cheek was all a-glow.
Then said Johnny's mother,
speaking very soft and low
''What If some great giant
Should catch you by the hair
And drag you to his dismal den,
Would you call that fair 2"
"Poor. poor bird !" sighed Johnny,
As ne hung his head 40 low;
And then he smoothed the ruihed wings
And then he let her go.
And when the dews and daisies
Were faded from the ground,
Raklngup the meadow hay,
What dyou think he found
Not bag of silver,
And not bag of gold,
But Just little nest, az full
Ofbirds as IL could hold.
7And the pretty, patient mother,
That was chirping sweet and low
About them, wasn other
Than the bird that he let gol
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

SOME of the republicans in congress ap.
peared so wo-begone and disconsolate When
the first cabinet was announced that Mr..
Charles A. Eldridge, the only democrat in
the house from Wisconsin, sprung to his
feet and suggested the house take recess
of ten minutes, so that the mourners might
have an opportunity to commiserate each
other A round of laughter followed this
witty sally, but the suggestion was acted
upon, the recess was taken.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

Frank BLAIR has been removed from of
fce'to give place to an old fossil named
Morris of Quincy. The difference between
Blair and Morris is, that the one has youth
and brains, the other neither; the one fought
in the field all through the war, and the
other voted for Grant at the late election
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

ONE hundred years ago the now celebrated
Plantation Bittors We're as we'll known in the
West Indies rs they arc now known in tho
United Staten, 1t is truo that thoy were not
known by that name, but their components
aud manner OF manufacturing were the same
.-aavo that there has been added Calisaya or
Peruvian Bark celebrated the world over for
its wonderful tonic properties. Even to thia
day these Bitters are popular az ever, and
their sale and use ON these Islands IL con-
stantly increasing, and there can hardly
family DO found, rich OF poor, who Is without
them. We do not wish 10 imput3 any wrong
to the American propretors OF these Bitters,
but that they ara the originators, we most
stoutly deny, and they must take such um-
bragg, At 1t as they please. At the same time
we take this occasion to say that moro val
uahle tonic Ditters cannot be found In all the
world. We consider them Just tho thing for
weak aud delicate females, and all those re-
quiring mild aud gentle stimulant.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31
The Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machines - A.
Letter from Wide-Awake Agent,
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 10,
H.. n...r.I... nl4.

CLEVELAND, u, Dec. H. lAtt.
JOHN E. WHITE Esq, Dresden, Ohio:-
Dear Sir;--Please write nae good long letter..
detailing your experience In the Sewing Machine
business, and the secret of your success.
Yours Truly, o. d. HARPER,
Special Agent Wilson Sewing Machine Co..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

The eaalcBof tho great dry goods house OF
Field, Letter a. %. for 1868 were $40 500, 600,
exceeding that OF any other house in Chica.
20 eboui ~ 200, ,O00--a forciblo llluetration OF
what fair dealing and Western energy can
Accomplish .l...tf .,,i ~ -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDs.--0ur Mdistrd-
ied Description Catalogue for 1869, contain
ing descriptions OF over $50 choice varieties,
Qncluding the most valuable novelties, sug-
gestions regarding sowing and culture, and
other valuable information, ,ls just issued, and
will be mailed to our customers free; to 9th
ers desiring copy, on receipt Of 10 cents.
EDwD. ]. EVANS 4 Co.,
Nurserymen and Seedmen, York, Pa.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

MACK WRITES "Unless ullssigns fail, the
old feud between Butler and Gen. Grant
will soon break ont with renewed vigor.
Benjamin enjoys the situation very much,
and laughs heartily over the mistakes of
his old enemy. They tell a good, and true
little story of his opinion ofthe cabinet in
this way: 1t is we'll known that John A.
Griswold, the last republican candidate for
Governor of New York, was in confident
expectrtion Of the secretaryship of thenayy.
He was warmly urged by the politicians of
the Empire State, and had good reason to
believe he would be successful, Ben But
Ter met him yesterday, and asked him with
a sardonic grin, how he liked the cabinet,
Griswold mounfully replied that he didn't
like it much. "Well, said Butler, with n
twinkle of his strabismical optics. II told
you how it would be. Fact is by God, you
didn't subscribe enough.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31
PrOVrossiOn.

The Great Western Compound Company, with a
capital Of f5O,0OO, cai the attention OF the commu
nty to the fact that they are manufacturing rem
cdy for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, and all
disease Of the Throat and Lungs which has given
the most universal satisfaction in ersry locality
where II has been used, Dr. Benedict, the paten-
teeof this Compound having sold out part Of HE
interest to colupany OF capitalists. measures were
Immediately set ON foot 20 bring this popular rene.
dy before the American people since the orpaniZa-
ton Of this company, there has been an increasing
demand for this truly great remedy. and the com
pany are constantly receiving orders from all points
Of the United States aud the Canadas and they feel
confident that there has no remedy been brought
before the public previous to this, that has nc
complislCd ~ much for sui'cring humanity in so
80 short time. Testimonials are sent 70 w from
every quarter speaking in it's favor as the greRtlung
and throat remedy OF the present day. In fact every
person hroughout the land that has given II trial.
pronounce this remedy TO be the very article
needed by the world. The following testimonials
from some OF the best druggists IN the state Of
Wisconsin are presented TO lhe readers Of this
paper, evidence of its virtues, and We would say
in all candor that these may be taken NJ sample Of
the many that we are receiving from different per.
sons all Of which have como to ue unsolicited. -.
OFFICE OF THE LANCASTER DRUd EMPoRIUM,l
LANCASTER, Wis, Sept. 2, 1853 !
MEssRR q. BENEDICT Co Gentlemen You will
please send three four dozen Of your Great
Western compound 10 BoScobol, Wis, Via Milwaukee
This yalnlblo medicine has been sold in this place
for year only, and all sold 70 stand or fail upon Its
mondod or would refua tho money, and not one bot
Ito has boon rotutnod Its extensive sale and Increased
reputation y % shorth time, and al without re coming
bong herald0d by tho papors, convince Of it's supo
rQnty and II giyos pleasure to add testimony TO
that Of othors, IN its favor. ...
WB BAXTER Practical Chemist.
wAuPus, Wis October 81, 1887.
MEssHs. @. BEMDTcT A Co, 0mr6 Wis:
GEsTsi,l consider your Great Western Compound
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

CALIFORNIA WINES. Those Wishing winos,
and brandics made solely from tho pure
juice of the grape should send for price list
to "EIdorado Wine Co.," 122 South Clark
street, Chicago. Manufactured from their ov n ,
vineyards and chemical analysis, tho testimo-
ny of the medical profession and the high,
standing of the parlios-porsonaly known To
us guarantee their purity and excellence.
Ihoir champagne brands, 'B, ard of Trade
and "Blanc0 Vlno," equal the buyt imported.
We have found their port wine, for medical
use, superior to any foreign brand. Tie.
wines Of this company, owing to the superior
soil and climate Of California, arc the best
and cheapest In the market. Orders sent Ly-
express promptly filed
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

Messrs Derrick, Felgonaker a Co., AZ
Clinton street, Buffalo, N. Y, hayo furnishedh
The musical public with an organ possosslng
oil the purity and volume Of 'tono belonging
70 our large Church Organs, aud which orr,
manufactured OF reod organs havo 80 long
and Intellectually tried toimilAie. Those Or.
gans nro small and portable and woll adapted.
TO churches and parors, We have heard
those Instruments and can truly say that for
swoetnose and purity Of tone thoy arc tn..
aurpaseed by any other organ we ever hoard,
They are actual Pipe Organs. These organs.
are highly recommended by our most omi-.
nent musical mon. Plioes from SQ75 TO,
81, 600. .I - IL N 80
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31
rst ON the list Is The firm Of
-, tous v. FARwELl 4 90.

importers aud Wholesale dealers, AZ, A and
.46 Wabash avenue, tho oldest, boat known
and strongest dry goods house In the North,
weet Theft spfing importations OF dress
goods, Irish linens, table damaske, white
goods, hosiery and gloves, and their line Of
new cloths, spring caasimeres and jeans, are
unsurpassed For quality, styo and low pricoS.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31

MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best.
imported German Cologne and sold at half
the price,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-31
Tnr l8rsT AVID onIonAL ,ToNIo OF From

THE BEsT AND omopAL TONIC OF IRON
Phosphorus, and Calisaya, known. as.
Fer6 phoaphoiated Elixir of Ia
lisaya Bark, Tho Iron restores color TO.
tho lolood, tho Phosphorus .ronews waste OF
anatural hoathfulnees TO tho digostive or.
gNps, thoroby curing dyspepsia In lts various
lorlne, WakQfnlnogs, General Debility and
Deprcesion OF bpirtB Manufactured only bp
CAbWELL, HAZARD n Co, si,cceaBors 10
oaswelb Mack 4 Co, Now York Sold by all
Drugglete. ..-,... ~. -.