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MEXICO.


UJnUss Of Madame Juarcz--Ncgrcte's Trial
ProgressiuG-A Bankrupt Treasury-il omero
Coming to tho United StGtes-The Tehunu.
Iepec Concession.
~, HAVANA, August II, 1870.
Advices from Mexico to the 18th inst. have been
received The wife Of Juarez was so seriously Ill
that no hopes Of her recovery are entertained.
The trial Of Negrete was slowly progressing. The
excitement was allayed.
The government Is completely bankrupt the
salaries OF employees remain unpaid and government
employment is deserted.
Romero will probably leave the Cabinet and go as
Minister to Washington Marlscal will succeed him
In the Ministry. Romero's resignation is political
necessity.
The completely OF Minister Meja and General eau.
tos In the assassination Of General Patoni longer
doubted.
A strong opposition to the Tehuantepec conccs-
sion Ia forming. Lerdo's organ admits the value
and necessity OF the work, but says the Mexicans
ought to do it. The Tpo Republics replies strongly
in favor Of the American enterprise.
The queerest sensational kilograms OF the Euro
pean manufactured by the press at the capt.
tai.
Mariana, brother Of Garcia Cardena, and other
fev0lutionsts h:ve been captur ed ana executed.
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NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.


Second Days Observation-Disclosures OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on the Presidents
Address.
CINCINNATI, Ohio August II, 1870.
In the Labor Congress this morning the following
committees were announced
on ways and Aeans-Messrs. Campbell, OF I'LL.
Massachusetts,; Brady, OF Pennsylvania; Delano OF
California; Harrigan and 0'Fay Of Indiana CoiIln,
OF Washington.
on Ctty 0yganfzatton-Messrs. Coggeswell. of I'LL.
n0is; Cummings, OF Massachusetts,; Davis, OF Ohio;
Gilchrist, OF Kentucky; willard, OF Illinois.
The resolutions on the Cherokee land question In.
troduced yesterday came up and ELECTED debate,
which was stormy at times. motion to amend
the resolution by substituting the words 'stand by,
for the word STRIKE" where they urge the settlers
to strike for their homes" was defeated with other
amendments offered, and the original resolutions
were adopted
Mr.. McLane, OF Boston, offered resolutions re.
pudiating everything, looking to reputation OF
the national debt, welcoming immigration and de-
claring that all should receive the protection of
our laws but denying the right of capitalists to i'm
port human freight for the purpose OF lessentnQ
wages and degrading labor iavoring O general
adoption ofthe eight hour system protesting against
or other purposes, and declaring that the time Is
ripe for the formation OF distinct political party In
the interest OF the worklngmen. The resolutions
were referred 70 the COMMITTEES ,. on Resolutions;
with report endorsing It only so far az relates to
the Chinese emigration question. Mr. Quinn, Of the
committee, dtssented from the majority report so
far as It relates TO the money and land question.
Its declarations on the subject Of forming political
parity
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN. August II
A:S0 p. M.-C0nsos closed at 91}S for money and
p1H for the account UnIed States fve-twenty
bonds steady; 1867, 87H 1865, 81; 1887 SO; ten
forties, s2X. Stocks steady; Erie Railway shares,
Tx; Illinois Central 10ss Atlantic and Great West.
,ern, %
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., August H.
United states fveLwenty bonds opened bucyant
at Ga.
, LIvERPO0L COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPOOL, August
17-480 p. M.-Cotton buoYant; mddling uplands,
6Xd. SD. middling Orleans, Cd. 9lsd. The sales
OF the day have been $4,000 bales, OF which 5000
were taken for speculation and export
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKEr.-LIvERPOOL,
August 17-4:30 p. M.-Wheat IS. l0d. 49, Id per
GENITAL for red Western No. 2; winter, %. 10d 0s
Flour, 24s. cd. 25s. per Dbl. for Western canal.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Observation-Disclosures, ALL
gust l7-4:30 p. M.-Tallow, ABS. cd.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-L0NDON August IL
4:3O r. M-Tallow declining. Llnseed oil dull at
fS1 los. TuIpentlnc, 29s Cd.
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CHARGED AND DISCHARGED,

Joe Coburn, tho Pugilist, Charged with Grand
Lnrceny-Tukcu to Police Headquarters and
Discharged.
Certain sporting circles were on the Qa pfre last
evening at the reported arrest Of the wel-known
pugilist, Joe Coburn. It seems that the night
Of tho 9th inst Coburn and q friend named
Mcintyre were at the place OF Mark Nc
CURE, corner o.! Eighth avenue and I2sth
street, In company with Two women. and they then
appropriated coach belonging to Boman Duffy,
who was az the place taking his supper, and who.
horses. emerged to ma them gone COburn. and
Mcintyre drove down town, and the horses wero
afterward handed over to the charge OF
an officer OF the Fourteenth precinct, and BY
direction OF Captain Walsh taken TO stable
to await the claim OF an owner Yerterday q general
order was telegraphed from police headquarters TO
the various precincts for the arrest OF Coburn and
Mcintyre; and they were taken into custody by an
quarters In the evening but refused to press the
charge and the apprehended parties wero released.
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MOVEMENTS or SECRETARY BELxaap.
His Visit to Newburx and Departure for tho
West.

HIS Vistt 20 NeWOurx ana departure 10r tho
West.
On Tuesday evening Major General william O.
Belknap. Secretary OF War; arrived In Newburg by
steamer Mary Powell, from New York. Newburg
was the home OF his boyhood aud he went 10 spend
day there before taking his departure for Keokuk.
Iowa, his home Of more recent years. where no In
tends to pass the residue OF his summer vacation.
On his arrival at Newburg the Secretary greeted
by old schoolmates In a private manner no public
demonstration being INDUCED H. He pr ceeded at
once to the residence or Mrs. David Crawford,
whose guest no was while he remained in the city.
In tho evening large number OF the citizens
Of Newburg called and paid their respects to the
distinguished guest. Some OF the ladies tried to
engage him IN conversation respecting the war now
being waged in Europe, but the Secretary goodhu-
moredly declined 10 take part In the conversation.
stating that though OF course he as CITIZEN OF the
United States had his opinions in regard TO the war,
yet occupying tho position which he did, he deemed
it best to refrain from the expression OF those
opinions on occasions like the present On Wednes-
day General Belknap spent several hours visiting
the scenes and localities familiar to him IN his
younger days and In the graspng by the hand his
hosts 0f o.d-time friends The Secretary lett for
New York again by the half-past seven p NJ express
from Ftshkill, the Hudson River Railroad, and Will
leave New YORK this morning for Keokuk
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shah Insist upon payments In gold. The Secretary
has replied to Mr.. Reed directing that payment for
such purposes be received only In gold.
The Unexpended Balance MuddIe.
Another little embarrassment occasionei by the
unexpended balance middle Is this: The chief OF
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing OF the Navy
Department In bis estimate for the year for seamen's
clothing asked for no new appropriation, because ne
found the unexpended balance on hand ample for
all purposes But the new law comes In and vetoes
inc use OF this balance, and the result Ia he finds
himself without dollar to get clothing for the sea-
'nc"' very pretty TX 1t Is for Jack-tar. truly.
Movements or the Presideaf.
Inc PRESIDENT Is expected to leave Long Branch
wi washington tomorrow evening" arriving here
On FRIDAY morning Cabinet session viii 10 held
ON that day.
The Prussians in Paris.
omciai Information has been received here deny
ing '"a' ine french government has ordered gem
eral removal OF the Prassans from Paris. IL has
however, required perhaps $50 Prussans to leave
tnat CITY, Tor the reason that they violated the privl-
lege OF domiclle by unfrendly demonstrations
against the French.
American Fleet the Baltic Coast
The order OF the Secretary Of the Navy TO Admiral
Gleason to send vessel Of war up the Elbe and
Weser rivers and along the North Baltic coast was
In accordance with the request OF q number or
American citizens BolourninQ Ia North GERMANY.
They said that while they would thus be gratlned In
seeing their own nag In foreign waters the weasel
might be able to afford them shelter or protection
should any be required
Appointments OF Indian Agents.
The Army btu having abolished the military Indian
agents the Secretary OF the Interior has made ar.
raLgements with the Indian Bureau for restoring the
agencies to civil control. More attention than hero
tofore Is to be paid to moral qualifications ana ca
pacity and wherever practicable such agents. before
appointment are required to have the endorsement
OF the religious bodies to which they may respec-
lively belong, as In the case OF the Friends year
ago under tho Indian peace policy OF President
Grant
Betting Among Oisbnrsing Officers Of tho
The War Department to-day issued an order.
quoting paragraph 9o5 OF the Revised Regulations
for the army, OF 1863. as follows:--
II any dsbursing shall at cards or any rams o.
hazard his commanding oicer shall suspend hs function
and require him TO all the public funds keep
Ing and shall Immediately report the the proper
reau of the War Department
The order adds
In every where officer entrusted with caro- O
viii be brought to trial before general martial the
department mander. aud will assigned
again put possession OF public funds 10 hr
trial without the approva. OF the Secretary OF War
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ENGLAND.

1ndustriaI Progress Uniform Currency-Irish
Agitati0n-Harbor Defences.
LONDON. August H. 1870.
The exhibition Of 1891 In this city viii not be post
sponed on account Of the war. n
N. wallenberg, an off1cer OF the Bank Of Stock
hom, and late member OF the International Confer.
Fence for fixing uniform standard Of coins weights
and measures has written letter urging the adop-
tion Of the twenty-five franc piece. with fixed
Rloy OF One-tenth, as the monetary unit.
There was much disorder at political meeting In
Dublin yesterday, but no violence was committed.
MI Mitchell Hatchel y, formerly Attorney General
iUf ireland, is dead.
the press urge the government 70 take action on
the petition Of Liverpool for harbor defences.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Master Edward L. Pendeton Is ordered to the
photographic Office. First Assistant Engineer John
Purdy has been ordered to the Kansas. Second
Assistant Engineers II. T. Bennett, 7. NJ Jones, I.
Cooper, Henry d. Selman and Hugh l.. Cline have
been ordered to examination for promotion. Master
John NJ. Meigs and Ensign George W. Tyler have
Guerriere.
The United States steamer Shenandoah, Comman.
der Wells which was put Ia commission at Boston
waters.
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TINE BRUTAL CAR CONDUCTOR.
He Is Held for Transformation Of His Little
Victim.

james Keenan,, the conductor of car No. OF tho
Third avenue line, who kicked the little boy on hIs
car on Monday evening, held for trial YESTERDAY
by Justice Coulter at the Yorkvie Police O0urs.
Tho boys name Ia Charles Arthur Ashrorth, residing
with his mother OF $50 Third avenue, and Is mem
Der Of the choir attached to st. Adams church. In
FOrty-seyenth street The mother says the boy,
although confined to Ills bed, IL getting on much
better than might DO expected but The certificate OF
the attending physician says Inflammation Of tue
brain may set In at any moment consequent upon
the Injuries received.
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photographic NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE Cuban Question from Ma
! drid to Washington.
Rupture of Papal Relations
with Austria.
SPAIN.


The Cuban Qucstion-Amnesty.
MADRID. August II, 1870
Colonel Hay. Secretary OF the American Legation,
mas gone to washington to adjust questions arising
krom the Cuban situation.
4 Tue Spanish amnesty Ii absolute. All pending
proceedings against political Offenders are quashed.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Brazil at Peace with Paraguay.
LONDON, August II, 1870.
The latest advices from Rio Janeiro state that
peace with Paraguay has been formally proclaimed.
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BRAZIL.

COOllo Laborers for BraZil.
LONDON, August IT, 1870.
! The Brazilian government has made extensive
contracts for the Importation of coolies for ten
rhears.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tue following record win snow the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In COM
parion with the corresponding day OF last year. az
Indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudnurs phar-
macy, HERALD Building, Broadway, corner Of Ann
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HOLLAND.

The Mission to England.
THE HAGUE August IT, 1870.
Baron Gerike has been appointed Ambassador Of
Holland TO the Court OF St. James.
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The general committee OF the German American
school Association, which has for Its object the in
PRODUCTION OF the German language into the public
schools In this city, held their regular monthly meet
ing last night at Liedcrkranz Hall. The committee
reported progress and transacted the regular routine
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AUSTRIA.

Papal Relations Broken on.
VIENNA, August II, 1870
IN consequence Of the abolition OF the Concordat,
1Gonsignor Falcinelli. the Papal Nuncio. has been
h0Oallod.
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Corrected
time mn
Ndms.

Thus ended race, the result OF which astOnished
many as very few anticipated the Cambria's defeat
Both yachts sailed remarkably WE'LL the Palmer faS
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Died.
BRINckERHoPF Esopus, on Tuesday. August
16, WILLIAM r., sou OF Abraham aud Gath artn0
Brinckeron. In the 6itn year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are inyls0ss
TO attend the funeral at the Reformed church. Free
hold, N. j., on Friday morning, at haf-past ten
O'Clock. Train leaves foot Of Cortlandt street at
(For Other Deaths See Ninth Pags.l
stnHord's Iron aud snlphur Powder.
iustgorse the body and
purity the blood.
A.-Herrins's Patent
2bl Broadway corner Murray s.rssl
Batchelorss Hair Dyc-The Best IL tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless, reliable iusisnAr
Cristadoro's Unrivalied Hnr Dye.-ssta1
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Ao Housa
Every Genuine Bottle Of COuxress Wates|
has largo &C" rasel the None genuine sold
draught Depot 81 Chambers street.
The Metropolitan Job Printing Esf~bliss1
ment -
OLD HERALD BUILDING.
This well known establishment oers advAntagea
BY other In the United States,
ALL SORTS OF PRINTING,
ILLUMINATED FOSTER WORK
Especial attention paid p n.,vrrw,
Travelling companies via do well 70 Gallon Us and cxami
STOCK OF CUTS
Wood Engraving done short notice al low cures
| Wilder's Patent Salamauder SasaA- DspaI
| Sc CortAudt street.
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ceRmAS-AMEaICAN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

Average temperature yesterday.
Average temperature for corresponding date
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| CristadOro's Unrivalied HAIR Dye-gSfa
applied Al his wig and scalp factory Asor Housa
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Every Genuine Bottle Of Couxress Water
has largo C aisei the glass; None genuine sold q
| draught Depot 81 Chambers street.
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Delnocrntic CONGREGATIONAL Cnin,.

Democrntic Congressional Gntns.
The Democratic Congressional Executive Commit.
tee who have their headquarters In the rooms OF the
Cominittee on Invalid Pensions, on the House side
Of the CAPITOL profess to have assurances from every
part OF the country going to show a very great
change In the complexion OF the next Congress.
Particularly are they sanguIne In regard to the
South They figure up q gain In that section alone
OF forty'one members, and in the great State OF New
York expect to have an increase OF from seven TO
ten members. Some Of the committee are even so
sanguine as TO predict slight majority In the next
House.
Funds for Current Fiscal Purposes.
The question arose at the Treasury Department TO.
day whether the proceeds OF the sale OF ships or
other material can be used for current fiscal pur.
poses, or whether Unjust go back and be credited to
the appropriation OF the year. when the material sold
was first purchased. Tho Treasury accounting ON.
hold to the latter vew and the subject win be
referred to the Attorney General for his opinion
Reduction Of the Public Debt.
It's anticipated that the reduction OF the public
debt for this month will not be large as usual,
owing to several causes. One or the principal rea.
sons for the nonreduction will be found to DC the
$l5,0O0,ooo which will have to be paid out for pen
sion warrants-an immense item In ltsen Over
$40 200 was paid out to-day alone ON pension war
rants
Partisan Consular Fees to be Paid I'm Gold.
Mr.. Reed. the American Consul General IN Paris,
mas telegraphed to Secretary Fish asking instruc-
lions az TO whether, In view Of the deprecated con.
dion OF the French currency and silver he shall re-
oelve such currepcs or consular fees or whether he
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Although tile Palmer was to allow the Cambria
three minutes and nineteen seconds 1t was evident
to those who witnessed the race that the
latter could not come within such distance Of her
opponent that would save the race. The Palmer
gradually widened the gap and seemed to gain every
moment when approaching Bateman's Point. The
American suit OF sails doing much to favor her,
and truth TO say, her American pilots board did
not lose point, while her admirable crew worked
royalty 10 man. Beyond question the CAMBRIA made
acapital race. When between Brent0n's reef light.
ship and Bateman's Point the Palmer was full seven
minutes ahead, and kept on increasing the distance
until she finally rounded at the home stakeboat the
winner by ten minutes and o hall acuai time.
As usual, the vicinity OF Fort Adams
was crowded with pleasure craft, whose occupants
hailed the yachts with the customary greetings.
large crowd cheered the contestants as they went
by many friendly gestculations. The Official time,
taken at the home stakeboat, was as f0llows:-
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BatcseIOr's Hair Dyc-T'he Best IL tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable, asaatA
Factory Ii Bond street.
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Stnnord,s Iron aud Suiphur Powders
invtgorste the body and
purity the blood.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2bl Broadway, corner Murray s.rsss
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-11-30
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Vehdifioai Erposa,
ID issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas oi
Cloarfeld county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House.
in the borough Of Clearfeld, on Wednesday. the
8Oth day Of November, 1870, at o'clock. n. m
the following described Real Estate, to wit,
Defendants rights and interest in lease Of isn
acres Of land, embracing the old sawmill and dam
and mill seat Of Andrew Pontr. in brady town
snip Oleartold county, Poun'a; the same having
been acquired by contract dated November 9zh
1860, recorded In Miscellaneous Docket q" A paye
zov' do' Also, all that tract Of land situate IN
hraay township aforesaid beginning at a white
OAK corner thence 100 perchcs 10 post, corner Of
lands sold Robert Patton thence north 1872 porches
10 post thence east SO porchos 10 post, thence
south ~ perehos 10 post thence east 81 porcbcs
10 post thence south ll2 porches to the place of
beginning containing 81 acres, moro or loss same
land conveyed by J. g. Fuller and wife 10 smith
ganheld, by deed recorded In Cloarfeld in Deed
BOOK =" 3D. page 2i7, &c. The Improvements
are one large steam sawmil, IN good running order
able 20 cut 10000 feet in twelve hours) with
large log pond at the mill, two large dwelling
houses, two tenant houses large frame barn. tbree
stables large bake oven, store house. and other
outhmldingsi about ten acres cleared land
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold rs the
property Of O.. w. Garfield, Of The firm Of smith
Curry a Co.
re- Bidders will take notioe that Is psr cent
Of the purchase money must be paid when the
property is knocked down, or IL will be nut mn
again for sale. CYRENIUs HOWE
sHEnirF's orricr, sheriff
Cloarhcld, Pa, Nov. 2, 1870.
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Made Of Poor Rum, Whistler, proyf sriri,.
md Refuse Liquors dociorcd triccd and SWEET.
oncd 10 please The taste, called Touict Appctr
ors" Rostorcre," &C., that lead the tppler on 70
drunkenness and ru., hu' arc q truo Msdicne rnsse
nom The Native Eouis and Herbs Of California fro
from nil Alcoholic stimuIanfa. They arc ne
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Ronovnior ard
lnyigoraor of the ayttcm carrying o an polsorous
matter and restoring The blood to healthy copait7,
Noperaon can take these Bliters according 10 fircc
uon and remain long unwcr.
elOO WAlho given foran incurnhio casc. rrovilrd
'le bones arc not doriroycd by mineral poison or
onef means and th' vital organs wasted beyond the
point Of repair.
For lnlurmHtory and Chronic Rbcurn.
tlsm mud Goni, Dyspepsia, or Indirostlop,
biious, Eomiitcnt aud Intermittent pcvrra
Diseases Of the nlood, Liver, KtdueVs. nrd
bladder, these lilticrH have been most suoccir.
Iul' such Diseases arc caused by yiinted
blood, which is generally produced BY dcranrcmcIi
ihc Digestive OrEnns.
DhsPEPSiA OR INDIGESTION. Ueof
ache Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs Tehtncs Of IN,
Chest, Dizzlncaa. Sour Eructaiions Of the stomach
baa 'aato IN the Mouth, Bilious ATTACKS, Palpltatcn
OF the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs. Pain IN tho
regions of Tho Kidneys, and hundred other uainfui
symptoms, are the ufsrrinrsof Dytpcpsla.
They invigorato The Stomach and stimulate iho ,,-.
luhNcf and bowels, which render them Of uneopaiea
eihenoy IN cleansing The blood Of an impurties. nns
imparting new NE and vigor to the whole syptcm
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Truptions. Tottor Sal,
lheum' Bloiohcs spots, Pmpics. Tuftuies. Boss Car
bunclcs iang-Wolms scald-Iicad. Sore Eyes. rrvain
eas ltch scurfs, nlscooratons of the skin. uf,ors
and Diseases oftho hkn, Of whatever name or riurr
are literally dug up md carried ont Of the syurr IN
short time by The use Of these niuors One bottle 4,
tueh cases viii convince The most incrcduious a tbelr
curative effect
Cleante the Nltaiod Blood whenever rou ma tts
impurities bursting through The skin IN riulor rrpn
uons Or rsofesi cleanse Il when you md ohstrpctes
ana sluggish In the veins cleanse n when Il IA frri
and your feelings VIII ten you whoa Keen tae iloo1
pure and Tie health on system VIII follow.
TIN, TAPE and other WORMS, iarisinr IN m.
systcm Of % many Thousands, are occtuaiy de,i,o,
Cd and removed. Tor fuli directions. road esrn,if,
ihe circular around each bottle printed a. f1ur Ian
guagos-knslish, GermEn, French and Spanish
J. WALKER Proprietor. n n. MCDONALD A co
pFusgi'is and Gen. Agents, San rrnnoisco. Cal.
hnd Rand "a Commerce Street, Rev Yors
tT- SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND prAtrps
Oct %, isioly.