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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-12
Trains Proposed Retaliation.

George Francis Train, the most loqua-
cious of the human race, who has beeu
damned up 10 English prison walls for
some time, but has at last succeeded in
emerging from the stone partition which
has pent up his eloquence, upon iDhaling
the fresh al. again, gave per6dious AL
bion piece of bis mind, which we dare
ssy will be very Notifying to her over
weening national pride and bring her
down q peg or two. He threatened to
castigste her we'll upon his return to the
United States, and upon the Alabama
claims was prompt to present to her the
simple and terrible alternative of pay
up or fight" We dare say England can
be induced by Mr.. johnson to pay up p"
without the aid of Mr.. Tfain's method Of
diplomacy. She may not, perhaps, much
relish paying up, and be still more averse
10 fighting, which she has learned by
long experience generally costs more
than il comes to, and is a lsxury which
nations burthened with heavy national
debt cannot afford, except it be rendered
indispensable by the demands Of national
honor. Mr.. Train ought to be a little
more mereiful, however, to England, and
give her q little more time, especially as,
in the benevolent spirit Of Uncle Toby,
she has just opened her thumb and finger
and let him 20, on the conviction that
there was room enough 10 the world for
both Of thom-Bdlfimore Sun
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-12
DENTAL CARD.

ITO THE PUBLIC: WE WOULD CALL
attention to the Card of DR.. A. WRssoN,
especially to the last clause. AS the wno'e
advertisement, heweyer. speaks for Itself ana
bears upon its face eg0tism. Ignorance anu
charlatanism, and regarded By. all intelligent
and honorable Dentists Of both city and
country as a gross outrage and diserace upon
the profession, we therefore propose iettlne II
pass with this just censure, further than 70
notice the above clause alluded to. in which
the attention of the public is especially eahe9
to the name OF A. Wesson. and are cautioned
agains b mistaking the name (Wessonl, or plssee,
ETC.. as Others Of similar name nave U nos1
been mistaken for his, etc. The correctness
Of this statement we are compelled, however
reluctantly, to admit, and for some eignt yeaifs
have most earnestly endeavored 70 correct .nlo
mistake. by constantly aud emphatlcai "a
planning the common error with many, coca
stoned BY the similarity of names; out We arg
sorry TO say, Notwithstanding this continued
effort on our part, we have as ye! auly PaidtII
italy succeeded, for the reason wneh We Nh ny.
here explain, which is this: That the SAID Dr.
A. (which stands for Abnerl WEssoN nas nos
acted in good faith with VS.; Tor, SO l9r i5c1St
having ignored our name tWassenl OF q; e., e e. a.
VIM. WATSON, and thereby couected t n.s ~
quent and common mistake, when II oceurreSS c
as he should have done to the contrary, ne
has repeatedly. time and again; assunlSu Uu'
name (Wasson), and operated Tor stIansesi,
allowing them to go away from ,-i,S
S 0ary undsr false iIpre,sio,a,, at that
for which we afterward got the creol.,
but he. their money-undsr what sort Q, Ptt
lenses, we leave the reader to jude. but, y
conclusion, will suggest that should 'us
GREAT DooToR "a. Wesson) take occasion y
deny tho above charge, we would here reln,ne
him that this is only ONE, Of some sI1 olhsl
charges equally reprehensible and derogalnss
which were preferred Tin due form " and AL
fully sustained against him some time since, II
the MEMPHIS DENTAL Society, and for Wnleyp
he was duly. and by unanimous uote, erpehea.
We. however. more through sympathy 70 lno
Doctor than sense Of justice TO this commu'
nity. determined never to make publicity 70
these summary proceedings, provided. how
| eyer, that he (Wesson) would not continue 70
disgrace the profession to which we have the
pride and honor OF belonging, and have strictly
adhered to this however, after he has been
known since to assume our name) until the
| card referred to made its appearance. and has
| for so long been arrayed before the public in
NEST glaring tissue Of false Representative,
and savering Of the most stupendous humbur-
gerry. We have. therefore, taken occass1,
however reluctantly. to call special attention. 70
the said card. and propose letting this continae
as standing Advertisement so long as the card
referred TO OF DR.. A. Wesson remains in this OF
any other paper. Very respectfully.
4 loot WIN. WATSON, d. d. s..
/ Ofice with ]. b. WATSON. No. al8 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-12

nothing of the crime the dead man com !.
mitted surely it must have been one OF
awful magnitude to call for such summary
vengeance.
We are for the supremacy of civil law,
and do believe in it's power to punish the
lawless, and stop the commission OF
high.handed crime. We do believe IN
the tetotal depravity of human nature
when it is under the madness of malice
and mean whisky. We do believe that
there are a good many rascals all over
the country who ought to be hanged, but
VIC do not believe in irresponsible people
taking the law into their own hands on
every and all OCCASIONS roionsritte
Bee.
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J. VIENNOT a. co.,

ENERAL NEWSPAPER ADvERTIs-
" ING AGENTS. 1873 Nassau street, New
York. Established in 1S62.) We beg to call
the attention Of advertisers TO our agenc7. Our
facilities with ali the rst-class daily papers IN
the country are second to none, and We are fully
prepared to eder terms and conditions Whleh
cannot failto give superior inducements. We
also send advertisements 70 all Cuban and
South American papers, with whom We have
exclusive contracts. We are the only house
doing SPANISH ADVERTISING BUSINESS.
We can. by special permission. refer 70
Mr., II. 7. Helmbold. Druggist, 59i Broadway,
New York.
street, New York.
New York.
Is Chambers street
Messrs. Phalon 4 Son, New York.
=" Phelan & Collender, New York.
Tarrant A Co., New York.
ChickeriDg 4 Son. New York.
Railway 4 Co.. New York. f-ln
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-12
Hanging.

We learn from a gentleman just from
Bells, that q man was found hanging at
Sheran's ferry, dead, one day this week.
No person seemed to know who be was,
where from, or where going. We know
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-12

ITS exceedinkly large circulation through
out the city and State ofers businest men an
excellent opportunity % make their 1uslnest
known 70 the Thousands Of Germans = Wing IN
bic section Of the country. vi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-12

lust RECEIVED
90 bbis Choice Onions,
3 bbls Oranges.
200 bbls Fine PeachbloE Potatoes,
200 boxes aud quarter boxes Raisins,
us bbls Family Flour.
10 tierces sugar-eursd. new Hams,
8 bills Choice MolAsses.
800 boxes Spices and Can Goods.
go kegs and half bbls Pigs Feet.
10 bbls Onion Sets.
Together with a full assortment Of FA.,ry AID
Staple Groceries. Wines and Liquors. at
G. A. RCKERLY's, sf9 Front street,
Between Union and Gayoso Sta. Jos
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-12
N H w @ o o ID y
AT TIN
Southern Emporium OF Fashion,
No. 24z MAIN STREET.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w assortment Of fancy goods. consis ing OF
jewelry, necklaces, Roman scarfs. lace collars
and handker chiefs in v alencia and point. Span
ish lace co!arettes. gloves, corssts, etc: alss,
offer at reduced prises. Cioaks and dresses
made TO order. and well selected stock OF
trimming constantly on hand. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-12
GOODYEAR IL FALLS.
Druggists and Apothecaries
PSI Main Street walker BIock),

-Four doors north of Madison ST..
ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THEIR
n customers with Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils. Dye Stuffs, Brushes, Periumery, Fancy
Goods. etc, etc.
Our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is complete
with all the necessary appliances, and stocked
with Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Extracts, resinoid
and fluid and will be controlled by competent
and practical Pharmaceutists. Weinvite Ply
sicians, Planters, and all persons intereste1, TO
call and see Us.
We intend making the Prescription Depart;
ment. and furnishing Physicians. Planters and
Families, a specially.
Remember the CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
2sl Main ST., four doors north of Madison. 9lf
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81 The very highest prize. THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred on
the representative Of the Grover 4 Baker Sew
ing Machines, at the Exposition Universeile.
paris. 1867; thus attesting their great superior
ity over all other Sewing Machines.
Send for Circular.
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Communicated
Our streets.

WAsHIssroS, April 20, 1850
RDIToR or NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In
your Issue of yesterday found and read the
report Of P. Fl. Doncgau, civil engineer,
superintendent Of streets. He says. "There
are nineteen Of the avenues from 100 to 100
feet wide, and twenty-one of the streets from
100 to 100 feet wide. All these should D,
parked IN TIE centre, leaving only a sufficient
space for travel"
II Mr.. DonegAn had said ''parked on each
aide" should have concurred with him; but
the parking In the centre has once been tried
In Pennsylvania avenue, and was abandoned
as decidedly Questionable. oan very well
remember when there were two rows OF trees
In the centre OF that avenue, aud, II recol-
leet Alright, 1t was 4 harbor for Migrants at
night and Of nulsances at all times. Instead
OF making two streets out Of one, would
suggest that In streets and avenues 100 feet
wide parterres or grass plats, to be inclosed
by neat fence, be laid of from the building
line 80 feet In width on each side, the side
walk to be placed on the outside OF those
yards, say 20 feet wide, taking up 80 feet on
each side, and leaving q carrfageway Of go
feet This 10 tho plan OF Girard street, Phil
adelphia and Of - street, Chicago, the
handsomest In that city and an ornament
TO II.
By thus combining the carriageway to the
centre of the street, and establishing grass
plats between it aud tho houses, the latter
will be protected from dust, and relieved
from much Of the rattle Of carriages upon
the pavement.
This plan, however, would only answer
for such streets and avenues as have no
stores, shops or business places; but there
are many such, and these, laid out In this
manner, would be occupied exclusively by
dwelling houses MS.
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AUCTION SALE OF SCRANTON CoAL.-The
Delaware, LackawannA aud Western Rail-
road Company to-day sold eighty thousand
Draper acted as auctioneer. There was a
large attendance, including many eastern
manufacturers. The bidding was spirited,
the market strong, and prices advanced on
all sizes,
Lump coal opened at ti.621 and advanced
to $3.50, most of the sizes selling at S4.75.
Steamboat coal opened at s4.75 and sold
down to S4.55. Crate opened at t4.85 and
advanced TO $40. Stove coal opened at
s5.O5 and sold up to s5.25. Chestnut opened
at S457H and advanced TO $4.63X.
The following Is comparison Of prices
with those of last month:
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nInBA.

OphAs
Raynal has, with grcat felicity, designated
Cuba as "the boulevard Of the New World,
comparing II TO those wide avenues OF Paris
which, Occupying the Ihnos Of anciontA ane
long demolishoa fortidostlous, interrse ~
the thorouahfarss Of she city, and fac 1htats
access to i'd seusotcs, locslitics. rxtSoilnS
through mora thau ~ dsgrces q iongikuds
and skirting the northern boundary Of the
Caribbean sea for 800 miles, Its position In
tho track Of the trade winds is eligible for
general commerce, giving easy access e ,ne
tropical regions Of both hemisphere II ID,
terccpts the trade Of Ceutrs, ."eica ana OF
,ho wh,,or ITn,,.a o. - Of Colombia, while
IA" .".-..-.' ifastlge, built upon the ruins
- '. ssren industry and commerce, over
.hadows the entire Autlllcan archipelago.
Bending southwark, Its western extremity
across the mouth Of the Gulf of Mexico, Il
approaches within $50 miles Of Yucatan, and
within still smaller distance Of our Florida
Keys. The lack Of good harbors on the op-
poslte coast Of Mexico makes Cuba the great
entrepot Of the trade Of that Republic with
our Atlantic States and with Europe. But
No power luz sooo ana e'h mas Sill
w,der scope ouna commands tho commerce
of our great Mississippi valley, with Its
10000 miles Of navigation and It's almost
fabulous resources Of productive powers. Il
lies right across the path of our Atlantic and
rao'i'e s'"ue' "ne'ne' carried around the
, v,o'ny Sapo VI eio"uoo through 'no iunnei-
ae neN""'' '''''N's '"o "o"''@ american
i',n"u1'
q" seosiapu''' po'''oh 49, 'ncn, one OIL
,'h"enSe somlneroia' aaSantagei Is no
ie's h'a,,ao,e i,n op''''"hs o' war ana con-
quest III 'ue nanu' III II ntst-oass naval
power " mrsn' W "iae inc olse OIL opera
lions Nnieh "oa'u pa'a,yAe inc uade and
INDUSTRY Vi 'ue n'ssiselppi 'ai'ey and
p".,on .o'p' Tna gu. Interests on inc
rn. nv s.ar or ha.,I,. .sos.mn,,. ~ ri.
ora,tor whi,s m. C.i.nd r.main. 4. has
nos.ession. lint m. Rpnon.on nov.r ,ha,
bo,a. c,,hs ,sco..a ,,,v s,.n,s Ia :. ,hro.,.,,
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The sPirifaHi Photograph Case.
The examination Of VIM. II. Mumler, the
photographer who Is charged with fraud In
producing and disposing OF so-called spirit
photographs, was resumed at the Tombs In
New York, on Wednesday before Judge
Bowling.
Among the witnesses was p. T. Barnum,
the Snowman, and during his cross-exami-
nation there was much merriment among
the spectators. Mr.. Barnum testified that
during his somewhat varied career he has
had something to do with the exposure Of
'humbugs."
His reply caused much laughter.
Mr.. Barnum continued: He first became
acquainted with Mumler as spirit photo
grapher about seven years ago. There was
correspondence between witness and Mum.
Ter on the subject; he thinks the documents
In question were burned In the last Museum
fire. objection made by counsel, but over
The Letters from Mumler were dated at
Boston; none OF them bore the date Of any
other place.
He said that he wrote to Mumler telling
him he was about to write book exposing
humbugs, and making propositions to buy
from Mumler so-called spirit photographs.
Mumler sent the photographs, and they
were exhibited in the Museum for several
years. One was supposed to be the appari-
ton OF Colombo Jewett and the other that
Of Napoleon Bonaparte.
On the eross-examlnatlou, a spicy debate
took place between Mr.. Townsend and the
witness az to "humbugs In general and
"spooks" and woolly horses in particular.
Mr.. Barnum said that the woolly horse and
the mermaid were exhibited In good faith,
and there was no deceit In the matter. In
reply to question as to whether he had ex-
hibitod any monstrosities that were not what
he represented them to be, he replied that he
gave them "little drapery" sometimes.
During this interesting discussion the spec
tators were convulsed with laughter, and
Judge Bowling was frequently compelled to
call the audience 10 order.
The firm that employed Mumler In Boston
wrote TO witness seven years ago, saying
that "Mumler was played-out humbug,
and he (wtucss) should buy his photos, apis
for exhibition In the musoum," and he ac'
cordlngly wrote to Mumler and received a
reply and photographs In return. These So
called spirit photographs were labelled as
s'humbug spirit photographs" and were ex.
hibited as such on the walls Of the museum
for MANY years,
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Tue Grand Division of the Sous of Tenn
Pcrancc Of eastern New York convened at
Flushing, Long Island, on Wednesday. A
favorable report Of tho condition OF the So
ClGty was made,
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Watches and Jewelry.
FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER,

Received DArLr. At sPICER's BUTTER sTO Re.
45s Ninth street
Dealers and consumers supplied at lowest cash
prices apl2f
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DIED..

MARCBRON, -0n the 18th instant, Louis Ma.
cEhos, In ths 7oth year q his age.
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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WASHINGTON, April 70, isoe.-Jsy Cooke h
%, furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
crescent securities.
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Groceries.

Betwcen M and N streets.
Observe the Following List Of
/ Prices and be Conyincedi % 4
tEvorytbinr Sold Guaranteed to bs Of tn, FINEST
Gu ,lity that III market ancrds.)
FLOUR.
weich's best Family s3.25 Ia bbi.
Bond's Burnt MniS Best Family
s3.2O la bbl. Sack. r.... ..." .
All lower grades at proportionstsiy
low figures. .r.
... SUGAR Or. rrH
Cut Loaf Zoe. Crushed, Granuiated,
and Powdered, 1sc. ''' .'. ..
A Conee I7c. q Extra Cofreo 10 Lac.
brown at II, IL, ~, n aud 15c.
COFRREs. arr la#m
Mocha soc. Old Government Java 37o.
Roasted Java 45c.
"a strictly prime Artiole.)
Maracaibo 3oc.-Roastsd 35c. rio ~
and 2Bo.-Roasted 30 and 33o.
TEAS. ..,..
In all their varieties and Of the Very
Finest Chops and at exceedingly Low
Rates. -
YEAST POWDERS.
Rumford's 15c. warren's tic.
Rabbits Isc. Horscford's a5c.
COAL OIL.
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor DANIEL h. 0RoUX, formerly teeehs
Of Modern Languages At the Ge9TgstOwp aud CO.
sucoessful dufng mApy years in iInpArting the
knowledge Of Pronch' Spanish aud German, will
elAsses for Instruction 10 tho above Language
Tr4pslationI made. also from the ltaliAp, SYed-
Jahso No, 80 Seventh street, opposite tho lntolli
ieneer BuildinE. between d aud I street, Wash
tnton, d, O, sepl'u
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GALE OF LIBERTY ORDNANCE DEPOT, mis-.
. SOURI,
OEDSASsa oTRIoE. wLH DBPAErAExr,l
WAsHINdToN, April d, 1850
IA Pursuance Of the act o. July %, 1855, and by
aIth9El!y q the Secretary Of War, the LAND and
bUlLDlNGS, constituting the ordnance Depot
asAp hntGSeTy Glsy eSsaty. MlsIouIlw WIN 9s SOLD
ne pIenlse'' q u O'Clock. meridian. on tho 18th
The property consists Of Ten Acres OF Land aud
the following Buildings Of brick, via:
Stsfehonte, two stories, 30 et by 70 feet
Qmcera' Quarters, two stories, ~ feet by III feet
Kitchen, one story, 81 feet by II feet,
Earpsntars shop, one story, 70 feet by II feet.
Blaeksmlths Shop. one story, ~ feet BY II foet.
Soldiers Barracks. one story, % feet by IL feet
! Magazine, 70 feet by Is feet
Aad, also, several Frame Building, such as Lab.
orAtories, Sheds, Out'hsuse., Corn. crib, Fencing
4 good Well aud CisfeTn, &c.
Further de oription 10 deemed Unnecessary, as II
10 presumed that persons disposed to purchase will
extmin ne the premises.
The terms Of sale, - prescribed by the law under
whish the sale made are one third In cash, the
remainder In two equal payments Of one and two
yeap with slK per cent Interest gu deferred pay.
ments, to be secured By deed Of trust on the prop
Upon Ayment ofths whole Of the purchase money
desd N fee simple will be executed under the seal
OF the War Department -
BIeyet Llsntenant Colonel and Major q Ord
nanoo, In charge. apD-w6t
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wtLLIAMs-GARDNER.- Is, at the resi-
asnee Of the brides father, By the key. William
sheltoS, D. D., Lietteuant n. r. wILLJLHs, U.
Of Charles 0srdssT, esq, Of Buffalo. \. Y.
,,CoxlN.sTREL. On the 5oth inst.r.,, ~ Rev.
W. H. Holiday. GEoRas oVAiS aud LizziH
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pI-PuILIP PHILLIPS "EvENING
sS Of sAURBD sON0," will DO given al
Wesley chapel. corner Of Fifih aud Y streets. on
Thursday evening, April 9th, at so'eloek. Doors
opening at 30 O'Clock Tickets 90 cent, for adults
2scents for children. for sale at Phitp solomons
book store, or at the church the evening Of the
concert, q
Proceeds for the bsueat Of the Sabbath school.
ap7.3t
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Wood and Coal.

4 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRrcKs.
WHITE ASH.
f EPs Ash, All 'iios')
CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine.
3.2p POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
TAX AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
winter's supply.
Southeast corner Of New York avenue and PIf.
tsenth street. NAirn's new bulldlng, formerly al
~ Ninth street, between aud v. Yard and
whArves foot Of seventh street. au22-u
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Builders and Material

THOMAS FAIIEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In
LINE, GEM EMIT, YLASTEk,
LATBs, HAIR, SAND AND GRAVEL,
COR. TENTH ST WEST AND CANAL.
DONE In THE BEST MANNER AND AT THE
LOWEST PRiCgs
ROOFING WATERFALL always ON
Hand and for sale.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO- ALL
feb9 SIn WORK GUARANTEED.
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New Advertisements.

EoR RENr,-THRBE FURNISHED ROOMS,
4 suitable for Housekeeping, sls per month, 10
adv.nos, at No. . Duubarton street. GeorKetown.
NOTICE, i HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS
ny Aeeount. as shall pay no debts contracted BY
her AFTER this date. RUFUS GALLEY
WAsHIsGTOS, April %, 1897. apo 81.
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WAtIs OPERA IRA, HnoVtIsEt,u,s nyKsIre, 2,
Wsdsssdsy- and Saturday Msiises at 3 o'clock
The 'Isstsnts uscus 6rovih ef Flowers orehertrs
Is eta Parqueta sud Dress Circle so cts. Gallery
Ellis . Music Store . y r 2" Rp1tN
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-01
.DODD'S '7 27a sos.a1N 1NERVINE ... ..,.- -'e7r 5a.lTgq lo DID TIT
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NEW LONDON, CONN. April 26, 1869.
 REMEMBER FRIEND-I thought it well to wait anothss, week before writing, to see if I con- tnued to improve, as have been doing for some time, under the treatment of the new medicine, and am happy to tell you that am getting better-even faster than when you were here. I commenced the use of Dodd's Neryine without anybody advising me to It. When began with it could only walk from my bed to the chair. My trouble has been extreme pain in the head i, and has lasted over three years. All the medicine I have heretofore taken has failed ts give any relief. am now able to go up and down stairs, and daily improving. consider the Nervine the pest medicine ever found. and shall contin- ue Its use for am confident of entire recovery have taken only three bottles, and would not be without it on any account.
 lO ow Very truly, Mrs. I. s. MUTE.