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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-02
THE DEBT srATEMEN


The debt statement, according to the figures OF the
Treasury Department, shows a reduction for Septem
Der Of $9,007,00o.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government market was strong on firm
demand from large and small blyers and prices
advanced an eighth to quarter per cent. 1t
Is thought the government wiz buy ut least ten mil
lions OF bonds next month. The final street prices
were as ollows:-United states currency sxes MS
l1l3.; do, 1881, registered, ia a lia1s; do. do
coupon, ia 1lA1s; de. hve-twenties, registered
May and November Tex interesn, 1881
10Ss1; dc. do. 1862 coupon, do. l3
1l3s; DO. do, 1854, DO. do, 1ll4 1l2;'
de. do, 1865. do. do, e1l2 n23s; 40. ao
registered. January and July, 11o1s llos4; DO. d.
1865, coupon, do. l1oh 1los.; 90. de-, 1857, do
40, 1ls lI0M; de- DO, 1885, do de-, 1903 1I0s4
do. tenores. registered 1867 1868 do. d. cou-
pom, 1861 1867.
sTCGgs DULL AND LOWER.
The stock market was strong at the boards and
rather frner for some OF the miscellaneous ami
railway shares. But In the afternoon there were
sales to realize the advance OF the past week as well
as save the two days interest to Monday, and the
closing prices show decline or an eighth to seven
eghihs per cent nom the best OF the day The follow.
ing were the closing prices at the last OF the
Stock Exchange:-Canton company, Ga 65.;
Western Union, 81 37b; Mariposa, bid; do
preferred, ia a II; Adams Express 661s a 662.;
Wells-Fargo Express 3si4 Il; do, scrip, ~ a 81;
American tApress, Ala AZ; United States Elk
press, 36S 36ia; Pacific MAIL As 43h;
New York Central consolidated, 92h a
92i4; do. scrip, S1ia q SEA- Erie, 22sS a 231:
Harlem, 1879 1874; Reading. So. 9sl4; Michigan
Central, l19 40; Lake Shore 927s a 93; Illineis
Central 1876 bid; Cleveland and Ptisburg, lo6 bid;
Chicago and Northwestern, 81 a S2A; dc. pre-
ferred. 49,. $50; Cleveland, Columbus Cincin-
natl and Indianapolis, 7o'1 500; New Jersey Gen.
trail, 107 a 1918; Rock Island, 1862 I16h; Mil
waukee and St. Paul, $50 63ss do preferred, 81.
Sl9i; Toledo, Wabash and Western, ok a 52A;
do preferred, 70; Fort Wayne, 92h 93%; Chicago
and Alton, 1924 113; do. preferred, 1l3 bid Ohio
and MISSISSIPPI 32A 32zs; ST. Louis ana Iron
Mountain, 45a4 40; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1o4}4 1o4,z; Morris and Essex, s9X
500; hannibal and st. Joseph. Ill 1l2; dc. pre-
ferred, ia 1l5; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central l77s tx
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
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THE COURT S .
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS, cauaI.
Arrest Of Alleged Ieussian Counierfeiters.
Before Commissioner Stilwell.

Arrest Of Alleged Russian Counierfeiters.
Before Commissioner Stilwell.
Alexander Nicolas, a member Of the notorious
gang OF Gurney's counterfeters, who was arrested
Friday evening last, charge OF counterfeltlng,
was brought before Commissioner Stilwen yes.
tertay The prisoner Is Russian, and Is said to be
first class engraver when the ojicers under Colo
mel Whitley made a descent upon hts residence, No.
14s Madison street, they found HIM, they say, In
the act OF engraving plate for printing lfty cent
currency stamps. The plate was at once seized, ana
also two men who had packed up some stamps
which had been already printed, aud who are to be
brought up for examination. All the particulars In
the case were reported in full in yesterday .
HERALD.
tie Commissioner adjourned the case I'LL next Fri.
day and fixed his bail at $4,000. He was then
taken back to the county jail.
An Alleged Assault a Revenue Omcer.
Archibald Mcclellan, first mate OF the steamship
Europa, was brought before Commissioner StllwclI
yesterday and held in $1,000 bail on a charge Of
having struck A. Van Horn, revenue inspector.
while on duty. 1t was claimed for the defence that
complainant was on tue gangplank Of the vessel,
Der Of other persons; that defendant ordered a of
the plank, not knowing that complainant was
nue. orcer; that complainant refused CO. and drew
q revolver, when no more force was used than was
necessary 10 prevent him from doing defendant
bodily harm. The complainant, however, alleges
that he announced his Official position to defendant
VINO ignored IT, and that ne did not draw his pistol
until defendant had struck him "a, anu mob mad
IuTeateHcu Hin Will VlOlcHCe. Inc case Will DC
heard ON the return Of the Europa to this port.
A Discharge.
Waack Buckley, who was charged with passing
q counterfeit 500 note Patrick Kenny, with in
tent 10 defraud him, has been discharged by Com.
missioner Stilwei, 1t having been shown that he Is
man Of good character and was not aware OF the
character OF the note In question at the tune he gave
IL TO Kenny.
. In Bankruptcy. -.
During the week ending yesterday the following
named persons have filed petitions in voluntary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Latourette. William II. Marston
and Elias Heinemann. No discharges In bankruptcy
were granted.
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SUPERIOR C0UaT-SpECIAL TERM.
Dispute to the Ownership Of One
Thousand Dollars.
Before Judge Jones.

The Ne,o York and Harlem Raiirodd Company rs
george Ha,os.-The motion in this cass was to va
cate an Injunction restraining Haws from prose-
cutting his suit against the Harlem Railroad Com
pany. The original suit was brought by Haws to
recover $1,000 which he had tOund In one OF the
company's cars. and which he handed over to them
TO DC delivered TO the owner IL he applied for
had elapsed Haws Claimed the money but, falling
10 get ii, brought suit and obtained verdict in his
favor. An appeal was taken to General Term, but
judgment was affirmed. Then plaintiff obtained an
injunction restraining. defendant (daws) from FIR
liner prosecuting The suit. Inc Court reserved It's
decision and MulIay. claiming to be the owner or
the $1,000. has brought suit against the company
mud HaWs.
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THE CITY BANK SHARES.

The following were the bids to-day for the city bank
sharcs:-New York, 1885, Manhattan, 147; Mechanics,
1876; Union, 1852; America, 1885, City. o1o Trades
mems, 49, Mechanics and Traders, 1907 National,
lis; Seventh Ward, 1loH; Commerce, l2lh Mer-
camille, 1876; American Exchange. ll5; Chatham,
40; Hanover, 100; Irving, 100; Citizens, 1870;
East River, ITO; Market 100; Nassau, 1os shoe ana
Leather, 1888; Continental, o41s; ST. Nicholas, 112;
Importers and Traders, 154; Park, 100; Manufac.
turers and Merchants, loe; New York National
Exchange Bank, Is; Central National, l05; Fourth
National, 1o6; Ninth National, no; Tenth Ma
uonal, l24; Bankers and Brokers Association. I9,
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Methodisni in New Jersey.

paper read before the Convention in Trenton,
by the Rev. ]. NJ. Freeman, showed the following
facts in relation 10 the strength Of Meihodism In
that Statei--
There are at present In connection with the Meth
odsts, $50 travelling preachers and 1886 local preach
eis making tne total number OF ministers Cos. The
ministers preach in 433 churches and IJ9 other
p aces, making Inc total number Of preaching places
692. In communion with the churches there are
OF the ABB churches is estimated at ST. Ia 45 There
arc 1856 parsonages which are valued at 1904 $50
$215,000; and the Drew Seminary (incIudnn the en-
dowment is worth 100000; thus making the total
value OF church property ST. 433,e95. In Connection
with the churches there are SOS SUNDAY schools
which are managed by 1901 officers ana teachers.
who teach 55,034 Sunday schools
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The exact gain Is $2747s2 in the surplus reserve,
whica now amounts to $s,4l3,83o.
MONEY EASY.
Money was IN good supply at four to five per cent
up to two O'Clock, when there considerable In
quiry and lenders generally procured six per cent.
Discounts were easier and the rate for prime double
name acceptances is down to u S5a per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STRONG.
For some reason, which did not transpire, the
leading foreign bankers assumed strong bulllsh po-
sitiOn as regards foreign exchange and were large
buyers OF commercial and bankers bills. Their own
rates they advanced to 1904 1925 for sixty days
and llOls 1loA for sight sterling bills. The
market closed with the following quotati0ns:-Ster-
ling sixty days, commercial 1854 100; good to
prime bankers 100 l093s; short sight, l095s l1o;
Antwerp, $50 5.15; Hamburg, 35ss a 35z. Amster-
dam, 4O2s a4oz Frankfort. 4o]s Al; Bremen, Tx
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts OF cotton during the week S. 900
bales, ana the exports over 10000 bales both move
ments being greatly in excess Of the receipts and
shipments for the corresponding week OF last year.
GOLD STEADY.
The gold market was strong in sympathy with the
greater activity and advance in exchange. but very
steady, the extreme range In the price being con-
fined to quarter OF one per cent and for most Of
the day TO Oneeighth per cent the transactions at
the lowest price, 1l3aS, being almost nominal. The
price closed at ia. The course OF the market Is
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THE IMPORTS or TUE WEEK.
The imports, other than dry goods and specie, at
the port Of New York from foreign ports for Inc
week ending september 80 1870, were $4ls6,a77.
The total imports ut this port for the past week
amount to 7,o5s07S, against S. 2O4 for the cor
responding week Of last year.
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gI00O Miasourt 6,a
STREET QUOTATIONS..
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BARKER--GBsON.-AtC Chicago, on Monday, Janu-
airy "a. by the Rev. Mr.. o. I. Walker, WILLIAM +.
BARKER 10 Mrs M. b. GIBSON.
New York papers please copy
BRIGGS-SMITH.-On Wednesday September 2s,
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
william McAster, JOHN w. BRIGGS to JOSEPHINE
G. SMITH, daughter Of jeremiah II. Smith. both Of
this city. No CARDS
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, September
28, by the Rev. David Mitchell, ID. d., ROBERT h.
DKUAMOND to Miss MAGGIE j. Arthur. No cards.
ELBERT-BoyLE.-0n Wednesday, September %.
by Rev. A. X. Sanford FREDERICK Gilbert, Esq, TO
Miss FRANCES NJ. BOYLE, both OF This CITY.
Newburg papers please copy.
EvArr-ARCHDEACoN.-O Monday, september
&c, at the First Presby church. West oboken,
by the Rev. Mr.. E9bert, joan b. GREvArT to MARY
ELIZABETH, daughter OF Peter Archdeacon, Esq, all
oil West UObOken.
STRONG--BoORMAN.-O Thursday, September 20,
at Hollingborne ScarbOrough-on Hudson by the
Rev. Charles X. Strong, THOMAS $. STRONG, OF Sc
tanket, h. J., to EMILY BooRMAS, daughter OF the
late Robert Boorman, Esq.
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clergyman In the South writes 10 the Obse,pe,
that he has recently conversed with several OF bis
neighboring ministers, each and all Of whom are
DESTROYS of cuvating fraterna intercourse with the
Church IN the North, with view to ultimate re-
union. he thinks TINS sentiment is increasing daily.
The Observer thinks so too. It encouraves Inc re-
union OF the Church, all the Churches beiIeying
that the state OF feeling warrants t now and that
with reunion VIII come the cement OF perfect love
As patriots and Christians, the time has fully come
to forget the things mat behind: lei inc dead
bury their dead, while we, as American Protestant
Christians unite all our forces, North ana south
East and West, against the common enemies ar our
liberties and religion.
Religious N0tcs-Gene and Personal.
S. j. Ahearn OF Elizabeth, n j.. Roman Catho-
he has presented the Rev. DR.. Miller OF KoselIe two
lots OF ground upon which to erect q Baptist
church.
The sixty-arst annual meeting OF the A. b. G.. f.
day next, October 4. The opening services will he
held at the Church OF the Pilgrims, the Rev r. s.
SIorrs u. D., pastor The remaining sessions OF the
body WIN be held at the Academy OF Music
Rev. e. w. Parker and wife, Rev. J. T. Mcmahon
and wife, Miss Fannie J. Sparks, Of Binghnmton NJ
Y. and Rev. Mr.. Buck, Of Kansas, sailed for India
from this port the 2lst ult., as missionaries OF
accompanied them to the steamer to witness their
departure.
The Right Rev. DR.. Cook, late President OF Fermoy
College, ireland, was IN this City last week on mis-
way TO Auckland. New Zealand, OF which diocese he
has been appointed bishop.
Elizur Hart, Esq, Of Albion, recently deceased,
left 600 to the Presbyterian church OF that vii.
lage for new church edlIce, the building 10 be Of
stene
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from fiat
to 1854 to Monday for borrowing, with an excep-
tional transaction at per cent for carrying. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared s55, 2o5 600
Gold balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,703,5S6
Currency balances. .t.... 1,945, 157
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meeting Of remarkable interest Is to be held on
Wednesday next, In Brooklyn. II is the Mothers
Annual Concert OF Prayer. Ladies are coming from
distant clues to attend. Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts
VIII preside, and many women OF great influence
and worth VIII take part In the services. meeting
OF such character cannot lail 10 enlist tine sympa-
titles OF praying mothers, here and aiar on. Ana we
hope that III thousands Of places the day Will be re-
memDered, and that much prayer will be made for
children Dy believing parents. Women have power
In prayer II they should not In politics.
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Fruits for the FrienslIess.

A friend sends to the Observer the following sug-
gcston, which We cordially commend to the con-
sideraton OF all who have homes in the country, on
which, during the present season, God has snowered
the fruits Of the earth 30 abundanty:-
GOD has given us great crop OF fruit. Do not let
busne OF 1t be wasted but send some OF your sur.
plus to the asyiums and homes for the friendless
and thus cheer the hearts and improve the health OF
those to whom fruit Is great and rare luxury and
all expenses VI freight VIII be thankfully paid.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL SrRKKT, |
SATURDAY. Oct I, 1870
The week closed on very dali markets In Wall
street.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of the associated banks Is
favorable, and in exhibiting gain OF about s275ooo
In ega. reserve inspires the hone that the drain OF
currency to the interior has entirely ceased and a
counter movement Set In. Were 1t not for the con-
tnued loss In specie, owing to the export OF coin
and the customs payments OF the merchants, the
showing would he exceedingly favorable. At the
same time the banks have contracted their loans,
ana are therefore In yet stronger position than II
they had yielded to the temptation to expand cor
respOndingly with the increase In reserve. The
statement contrasts with its predecessor as fol-
lows
sept "A. oct. l. Changes.
Loans. $2G7 ,0o7 GIT $26G,2s660l Dec. Ss0, 0l6
Specie...... l4370,724 13,272,9Sl Dec. 1857, 7i3
Circulation. 30, 733O46 ~, 100 Dec. Ia, 81.
Deposits. 1911 08G,202 19l, 055.53 Dec. i0,62S
Legal tcndr's 4D,4lL836 6l,0S4,092 Inc. loo, l56
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Catholic Schools Among Freedmen.

The Christian World says:-An irresponsible
statement to the effect that there are ZOO 900 chill
dren in these schools, published two years since,
was transferred TO our miscellany, and extensively
copied into the religious and secular press Sub
sequently when asked for our authority, having
none to give we sought Information from agents or
the Freedmen's bureau and others engaged in mis-
slOnary labor in the South. The result or some
what thorough inquiry indicates that there are only
a few hundred co0red children now under the care
of komish teachers. The TACT seems TO be- that the
priesthood count the grown people as Children
enough for their purposes. which Is unhapplly 100
true, an thus far have expended their principal
efforts upon The adult cOlOred population
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THE STATEMENT.
The debt statement according to the figures OF th,
Treasury Department. shows reduction for Septem
Der Of $9,007,00
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
The Cairo Bulletin, June ~.
Ghe 8ul1etin.
4 Wonderful MICROSCOPE /.

Rev. Daniel Wise, ID. d., editor of the
New York Sunday School ddpocote, thus
speaks ofthc celebrated Craig Microscope :
"lt- simplicity, chcapnc:s and great mag
nifying power struck me with surprise.
Then | was examining Ay's eye by its
aid, and was struck with wonder at the
skill and power Of the Creator which is
displayed in it, structure. When | saw n
statement in an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope nagnilied one hundred
dianictcrs, and could be bought for 81 90,
j Thought it was one Of the humbugs OF the
hour, for | had paid $40 for II microscope
not long before. But now find IL TO be
Il really valuable instrument which ]
should like see introduced into the families
Of our readers in place Of the manifold
useless toys which please for an hour and
are then destroyed. This microscope
would both amusc and instruct them and
advise every boy and girl who wishes 10
know the wonders which liein little things
~ save hi, money until he has - -,
which will pay for the microscope and the
postage whom sent by mail.
a u holiday gift this microscope is un-
surpassed, being ornamental, Instructive,
amusing and cheap, aud never loss. it, in.
tcrcst. Agents aud dealers supplied on
liberal terms. \ sample will DC mailed,
poet paid, 20 any address for 80 a. by Il.
H. ROSS, 3lJ Locust street., st. Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement IN another coli
umn. mny3ld3m
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The Living Mnehine.

InluT. the main spring OF u watch, AMI every
norton Of the works become disOrdered. The
human stomach ~ 10 the human system what that
elastic piece OF metal j. 10 chrome meter. II ~
iiuences tho action Of the her organs, aud con.
trolls, certain extent, the whole living machine
The comparison may be carried further, for as the
weakness or other lmperfeclons OF the main
spring IL Indicated on the face Of the time piece,
80 al 80 il the weakness or other disorder of the
stomach betrayed by the face Of the Invalid, The
complex is sallow or faded, the eyes are def
oieut IN lusteT and intelligence and there II aworn
anxious expression IN the whole countenanee,
which tells AS plainly as written words could do,
that the great nounshng organ whose office II Is
to minister to he wants Of tho body, and 10 sus'
tar and renew all lis parts /, not performing It's
duty. II requires renOvatlng and regulating, aud
to accomplish this end Hostetter's stomach Bit
tcr's may be truly said 10 be the one thing nccdiu
The broken main spring of watch may lee re-
placed 10y a new one, but the stomach can only
be repaired and Strengthened and this IS one OF
the objects OF the famous vegetable restorative
which for cighteeny ears has been waging a sue
ccssiul contest with dyspepsia in all cllmMes. As
specific for indigestion II stands alone. when
the resources OF the phlrmacopua have been ex-
hsusted, without, at best, doing more than
miig tng the .om plant, n course OF this whole.
some aud palataIlc, yet powerful, stonachle eff
fleets perfect and permanent cure. In all cases
of dyspepsia the liver is more or less dsordered
and upon this Important gland, as well ~ upon
the stomach and bowels, the Bltters act with SIN
gular distinctnoss, regulating and relnygoraiinl
every secrellyc and assimllatng organ ON wheel
| bodily and mental health depend.
jes9mwaIImda w
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A NEW YoEK preacher says that "no
man who usc' .piri,ous liquors can get TO
heaven OF course ha meant such cxccra-
bic poison rs H. rctailed in the Empire
City In view ofthe undcniablc excellence
Of the old whiskeys, pure brandic., spark
ling wines. and creamy ales sold by Pat
Fitzgerald, Of the Sun Flower saloon, no
Cairo preacher has ever voniured like
declaration. Indeed, We have heard men
siy tina, everybody who patronizcs Pats
Averages 10 Immediately possessed Of II
.crcnity of soul, christian fortitudc and
re- ignation, tina, make this mundane
.rhorc ~ ours NJ good heaven II. be care.
about. That everybody may share in this
felicity Pat ha. d1cd tho price Of his IN
comparable Cincinnati lager beer at . cents
q slas', and everything else at about half
what Il !. really worth
Tho Gnr.. Billiard Saloon iu Southern
Illinois can ai.o BE- found IN connection
wish thi. popular c.tabli.hmynt &C.
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SOi ~ ADVICE.

Make ityV,r business, II you need cloth.
Ing 10 20 90 reliable store, Ilrrc YOU
can find all younccl, mud made IN the ,,y!o
you fancy, %. such price. rs to sni, your
pure aud the times. An.rima l. jus, such
a house There you viii Away ind "a
complete and select assortment of cloth
ing, either for men, youths 10y, orchid.
rem. NJ price. q, low 90, the lowc.,. Com
pare hi. good. aud prices, a. 1, will bc to
y0sr interest q.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captain, Letter and
tiie Lcticr from his Mother:

Benton barracks, No., April -, isaD.
~. Join null Dear SIR: knuAIng "a, ell,
"irncy ot youl Hnrsparlla and the healing auu
lrh'lh Ial qualities "a pnss"rSvr, l send luu tiia
Following statement OF niy ease:
IW.V wounded about tao years ago--uA. taken
prisoner AMI confined Tor sixteen muuths. Hrinu
moved - often, my wounds have not healed yci
hNohui nat upa moment since aas wounded.
uln shut through the hips, My g,urIa, r,altt
tH inlalfc,I, ana need something Ia as-l.t ~
t1t"' 4 hN' more mrh 90 your Sa-aimrllA than
ln auyihipg else, Web that that T. genuine.
Please CApI,~t me "a half dozen intu,. mad
oMiSe CAPT. c. r. JOHNSON,
st. Louis. bio.
T., s.-''hc iollnang wa- written Apr.l 80, $50,
h' Mii J"hni" J.hnson, mother OF Capt, John.
-Jui
Or, JOHN buLl.-Dcar Sir; My husts.nI, H..
4 n, Juhht"u, was q skllfll surgeon ami pulsI,-
IAN o. Central Aew York. where he died, i.tguy
Ga" above G, u, johnson IN my care. Alihlrtutn
years OF age, ne had chrome durrhea ana
srIniull Tor which gave HIM your aar-apariliu.
IT CURED hlhi ] have tor ten YEAR, ie,o ON.
mrndNl 70 Co many IN New York, uhIu uud lows.
Tor hcroiulh. lever sores, uuo general debility
Perfect success has attended IT, gAs sHrss sse.fsa
a. s0at eeses - scrgaia asi fgrcr sgrc Nsfs ss.,i
,sfheaisss. atn very ANXIOUS tor my sYL 60 .c,Ia
have recourse a. your Sarsaparllla. he b, tallul
'i getting spuuous article, hence his Nt.apt to
you turt ms wounds we're terrible, hst / he.
hc'e n"w.ll recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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a roiist Necessity.

Aftct nearly thirty y'arf' experience, Ii now
generally admitted that murray l.auiuan's Flor.
,Ia water b. thsrosi ie;rcshing and Agreeable OF
sli toilet perfames. II s'niirriy dinersBI rom
cologne Water md shouil never ~ ronfounlcd
with ~ the T.ff u,s OF Cologne d.ssppsarns o
lev mpuen,. ,i,er - APP cation. ~iIl-i that 81
t4c FloTlla Water ll-is f1f hiany days .odiom'
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LooL 10 Your Children The Great
Aautf.itsx

vgs cares Conc sud Griplng pu,rp
gutr"nyp.- 10 the bOsei., aud fsriii. %
'vuTI tAtts she Irur's. 81 Z, ~.
Telling.
.t,u ruhIues JauyuIf .un- l.t..y
.g, itr,.,u.. aud pFfrHpfurH HII dit. y, -
ixtrt,s, sns..- tucdfu' 10 no -.
iauts ani children. "''''
,fp- I'If,s lA.fIss, ty-,l.l p8,,t.
,vtlt'i'.,i,p,u tory, auI BON ,1eT Com -.
"'r',,'t' plal1t 700 fhi .Tsu Of al -.
49,.
lII. tlr srrt' iufauls And tItl.lTsl's r0. i4.lg
G.m.iy 10 sfd.-or.irr. brought su y ,csthing,
90 4uy other cause.
Prepared ~ the Ora ZION MEpiClNE co.,
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