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FIN.iNCIIL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, July 9l-P. M.-Thcre have been no
really important features in any Of the departments
OF the Stock Exchange during the week. The rail
why tliate market, after bordering closely upon a
panic Tuesday, was rallied by the cQues on Wcdnes
dny, and has since boon higher, with more show Of
strength but II was observed that whenever these
manipulations temporarily ceased the volume of
business suddenly became triling and devoid OF in.
tercst. The outside public were not induced TO
purchase during the various periods Of activity and
the cliques thus failed to unload any important
amounts Of stock. The ease in money early In the
wecisi was the occasion of the formation Of new
pools In Lake Shore and few other stocks, but the
advance has not been marked as confidently pro.
dictcd. The volume OF business to-day was exceed
ingly light and the market was abandoned at an
early hour In tho gold and Government markets.
a few prominent German bankers, assisted by the
stock cliques have been conspicuous, depressing
tho former and advancing the latter. Having ac-
complishcd fluctuations OF one and half to two y
cent in each Market they to-day by realizing sales
caused reaction in the buoyancy OF Government
bonds, and at the same time partially rallied the
gold market, by heavy though quiet purchases. The
speculative public anxiousiy awaiting further
developments Of tile Con mental complications, and
the Wall street markets will probably continue dull
aud quiet until more active hostities are chron-
cled.
In the gold loan market the rates paid for having
balances carried I. g. and cent. to Fat. The
total cearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were t2..
$4,000; gold balances, tl.s97S57; and currency
balances, 81 ,s6eis9. The principal quotations were
a00A NJ. 1907 @llgklllo P.M.....l2lt P.M..,,, t20k
lOA. l2O lN hi9-J L. M.l2ib bid
Foreign exchange has been dull, and rates the
sane quoted this morning.
The total imports OF dry goods at this port for the
past week amount to q s0a,is5, and of general
chandse siIe5, s7s-a total OF Ses90O5 as against
s56eJ last week. and s5o7,5i2 last year an increase
compared with the latter period OF tis!56.
The exports ofspecle to-day were t,Joj5j. making a
total for the week OF t6eS5sii. and since January
ts3qssoo. The Treasury during the week sold o. ooo
600 gold. purchased e2OoO,0Oo nvctwentics for the
special fund received In coin for $500 o6.
and dsbursed ssh il!5o In coin interest the public
debt.
The week closes upon moaey market abundanty
supplied with loanable iunds anil borrowers on call
have readily met their requirements at aud = cent.
on pledge OF United states bonds, and aud cent
where the cUllateras prime railway stocks. CoEi.
mercia paper IL quiet nt Gkd1js cent Tor the best
able. and rejects heavy loss in the total reserve OF
the banks which u dae To the decrease the specie
average. though the legal tend - have inctcascd Tho
contraction ia loans evidences the dcC!nu in spgrua-
lion during the week. The following the totals
compared with Lass week.
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BEN. BUTLER's BAD NIxESAKE.


stiuntiOn-lIc Is Accused OF Forgery.
Washington Correspondence or me PhRddepA'a Ledger.
In 1869 the Hon. r. X. Butler of Tennessee
was attorney for procuring pension for a lady
living at Horse Gre TX, y. G., near the Teuness GO
liue. The case went throuGh the ONCE, and check
for the back pension, amounting to between four aud
five hundred dollars. was forwarded to the pension
agent IN Raleigh y, c. He in turl sent the check
ONCE shows that tnc check LETT Raleigh on the 21th
of October, aud was esshed at the banking house Of
Jay Cooke Co in this city, on the 21h OF octo-
ber." The check bore the endorsement Of the
claimant, who lived ut Horse Creek. and Information
given BY the Post Office Department showed that the
shortest time IN which a letter could travel from
Washington to Horse Creek and return was seven
teen days This aroused the suspicious of the De.
partment, and the claimant was written TO- She re-
piled that she had not endorsed the check mentioned
nor any other cheek, and the only money she had
ever received from Butler was represented by some
goods from his store at very high prices.
This settled the fact that the claimants endorse
meut forgery, and Butler did not deny that lie
did the endorsing All this investigation OF course
occupied six or eight months and one special agent
sent from tho Pension once TO investigate the
case in the neighborhood.
Butler called on for explanation OF his con.
duct. After long delay he asserted that he had
power Of attorney from the claimant to authorize
him to endorse lie produced power OF attorney
bearing date about September 1883, and an affidavit
pufgcrtng to have been made By the claimant after
she wrote her letter 70 the ofico denying the en-
dorsement, in which she taxes back all she said
about Butler. These two cocuments are written in
different colored inks but on the two halves Of the
same sheet Of paper, for the tear Is very peculiar
one and the irregularities OF one torn edge 1T ex-
actly into the irregularities Of the other torn edge
On the same sheet OF paper, but dated about six
months apart. This was too much for the Pension
ONCE TO stand, aud special agent OF the Pension
ONCE is now near Roderick II. Buffers home, and
heSNill DO ARE tied and appear before the Grand
Jury to answer tho charges OF perjury and forgery
member Of Congress elect from tie State OF
Georgia is also charged with playing the same game
as tho Tennessee member but to what extent is not
known. 1t Is thought however. that he has gone
mo the business Systematically aud extensive
ly His caseis now undergoing investigation.
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New York Markets.

SATURDAY, July 30-FLoURAN D MEAL-The mar.
ket was S1l0c. better with some speculation, but with
out general activity; considerable lines Of superhne
were sold at f515dS5 ~, and the transactions were
about 500 bbls al Is for supernne Western ana
State 81 zoo 70 for shipping extras dol and ts05S
nominal, being In very small supply. Rye hour sill
scarce but with prospect q better supplies prices
rather favor buyers at to15St7s3 Corn meal dull al
t525a6.i5.
lands l9Ka2Oc but active and nrmer Tor the next
crop, NA,al stores and petroleum unchanged. WINS.
key nsmer, at tl09, tax paid Ffeislts lrn, with
liberal shipments wheat, TED Dy steam 10 Liverpool,
and I'D. BY sail TO London.
GRoCKRIEs -LOfie was dun aud unchanged Rio,
Nk@lsc. gold, Rice was In moderate demand sales
$50 bags kaugoon at re and " ties tarohnR Mt &c,
Moassef was IN fair demand but still dun sales 100
hhds common Cuba at re, and ST hhds Porto REQ at
Dc, Raw sugars were moderately active iair 70 good
O]c Tor Porto Rico, and 1900 bxs, Havana at lO9c.
Refined was dun AZ IKE, for hard
Provisions PORK more active ~ higher prices sales
1900 bbls, at {304i for mess $40 Tor CNA prime and
S3 for prime mess Beef lalrly active sales 100 bhs
IL tl1 $40 for plain and extra mess Trrcc beet dull
DE for smoked hams, Dressed hcgs hishcr at i2,I
IKE, and In air dcm1ud. Lard no lcrUtey aCiiyCi
sAlc- 100 tcs II l7t@li4c fot steam Bacon dull at
l54C i0I long C,.ur. Bauer is lrutgi tir to PRIME,
5Jotn,c.i pals, 5eG yr, Cheese tena.ds quiet al ~ -
GRAIy-wheat 2a2c. better, but rather slow sales
1000 bush. q Nlht Tor amber winter, FL 2hsf ~
Tor inferior TO choice NO = sprng Sld tor rejected,
auu SleO White I've arm, Win tHc OF 1000 bush,
STATE at SliG Barley AMI barley mat continue quiet.
nt ~ ic tor western aud ni@Ciu tor Ohio state.
Corn dull ant dr1uplug, sales $500 nus ~ Flci ul
iur Western mXod, and : o. for good white, with d
mucn better supply vi the Latter.
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New York, White slaves.
TO ne Editor OF The sun.

TO the EdttoT or me sun
SIR: Tho organization Of saleswomen having
held three meetings In Pmpton Building, l would
like to ask through your columns II Miss Lottie and
her thrty-two co-laborers, who responded to my
articles in THE Sun, would please to come forward
and show by their presence that they intend to take
an active part in our Association. Where are the
Alesyomen Of the dollar storosf Do they not wish
to have the evenings to themselves during this com
ing winter, and so obtain some rest or recreation
know that many of those sales women arc DESTROYS
Of attending the different meetings which are held
dHing the evenings OF the week In the different
churches TO which they belong, but are prevented
from So doing by the long hours they are kept at
labor. Viii you not try 10 remedy this evil, II you
are DESTROYS OF gaining some moral and religious
For my part, I would like 10 know how the en-
poyers of those stores VINO keep open after L, ~
expect their saleswomen to TO their establish
ments dressed nicely, when they never allow them
any time to go out TO purchase. wonder how any
saleswoman can even purchase pair OF Shoes, let
alone Dress &c. No time have they 70 repair their
clothing without sacrificing their health by remain.
ing up til or 2 O'Clock in the morning. Many of
those saleswomen are competent 70 make their own
garmGEts but have not the time and are compelled
to pay oui nearly every dollar they earn to others TO
make their clothing and a. for obtaining medicine
or paying physician Uf services think that many
OF those poor souls have to doctor themselves In
time OF illness. II the employers would look into
these things, study this subject more closely, and
pay less attention to the statemen OF floor walkers,
they would realize for themselves how their sales
women A. are suffering, and by closing at 7. NJ. gain
saleswomen would be received with deep gratitude.
and by notifying many of the regulations formed
by their noor-walkers they would gain more active
WORK ana sales from their lady clerks than they do
by abstainlnG from noticing their services. l know
employers IN ths city who greet their female clerks
pleasantly, encourage them by few kind words
through the Gay, and In return | have seen their
saleswomen sell more goods and especially work oil
OF the old stock hun is doue In establishments
where the proprietors seem to regard their girls as
machines, end not as human beings. Our next
meeting, saleswomen, is on Thursday evening, Aug.
4, 1870 at PlimptOn Hall, when fun Attendance Is
requested. META.
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SUNDAY FUNnRAL SrIoW
Hsw Death II Made Costly In the metr,
polls.


Hsw Death II Made Costly In the Metro
polls.
An unusually large number Of funerals took
place In this city yesterday many Of them being at
tended by large delegations from various ailitary,
civic, and other organizations.
Az o'clock the body Of Peter Clark was taken
from 81 Charlton street, and. followed by o
number OF personal friends and relatives, together
with many employees Of the Inman line Disclaimers
was inferred In Calvary Cemetery
AZ he same hour Henry p. Cronin was buried
rom No. &l3 Henry street Among the mourners
were several members of tho Thirteenth Precinct
police. and OF Washington Lodge, No. u, r. A. NJ.
At ~. the rcmains Of Oscar A. Lockwood were
escorted from the Greene street Methodist Episcopal
church TO Greenwood by Company A, Twelflh Rogi-
ment n. G..
Company II OF the Eighty.fourth Regiment paid
tue last honOr- to their deceased comrade August G.
botzc late Of go East Eleventh street, nj o'clock
Company X, Thirteenth Regiment n. g., attended
vie funeral of Richard &. T. Dupiguac, IRON 30
Prospect street, Brooklyn, ut O'Clock. The mem
beers Of Plymouth Church Bethel also attended.
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P1TERSON'S TEMPLE DEDICITED.
lie House of WOrship-Thc Finest Siruc-
turc In Sew Jerscy-N esterday's Impress
sive Cerem cnies.

Imposing Display In the New Roman Cat To-
lie House Of WOrship-Thc Finest Siruc-
turc In Sew Jersey-N este rday's Impress
sive Ceremonies
The new Catholic Church Of 81. John the Bap-
list, on Main and Grand streets, Paterson, was ded
icaied yesterday with imposing ceremonies, By tae
venerable Right Rev. Bishop Wood OF Philadelphia.
with solemn chants and q numerous retinue, the
Bishop blessed the exterior and interior Of tho ed
Ace, and sprnked It's walls with holy water. Prof
Davis presided at the organ, the Rev Father DSrne
OF Camdcn delivered the sermon, and tho Rev
Father Mccarthy Of Seton Hall College OBLIGATED
a master of ceremonies. At least 1000 people were
sin the house, and "a many more were outside The
81. Johns and 1T. PItrick's Temperance societios
and the Sons OF Erie who were on tic ground In
body assisted at the exercises.
This structure IL Doubtless the finest In New Jcr-
II has been I've years building. 1t Ia OF stone
40 feet In length % feet vide, and GO feet In height
lilo tower Is to be 26O feet high. Tue cost
o; tho structure Is $2o0OO0, every cent Of
which was raised by voluntary contribution. The
interior is decorated in mosaic and antique
with mary large biblical illustrations painted in oil
Tue edibce was built from the design Of Mr.. =. c.
keely, the Brooklyn architect, and completed by
days, work under the personal supervision OF the
pastor, the Rev. Vim. hcNulty. The architecture
Is English Gothic OF the sixteenth century. large
sum was raised yesterday by charging 81 Tor admis-
zion.
In the afternoon, after solemn vespers, sermon
delivered by Father O'Reilly OF Hoboken.
Solemn nigh mass was said by Father Sene of
jersey City, assisted By Fathers Hennessy and
Hickey.
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ROBERT BoSNER,s rURE BIRDS.
Private Trial nc Fieetwcod Park unpre-
cedented Bursts Of speed from 100 Elliott,
Hocn N al nfrfer.

br''a'e Ino' " LOCKWOOD rerH- unpre-
ceacntea bnrsts oil speed from 100 kihott,
Pocah ontnr =, and dc xtcr.
Thouab Mr.. Bouner baa Withdrawn hia famous
trOtcrs from the track, lie docs not suiier them 10
rust nom inactivity lie keeps them constantly not
nrtv mn IA tho s,,,a ,or ,,htcb ,.ev IRA On nntod
eA' W W "' spe'u '' "i''i '' =. ~ no'Ou
but ne seems always prepared 10 astOnish chance
lookers.on BY LETTING ont one more link and demon.
.,..,t. a., =, 4. ,,--..,. =, A.. r., n nan. .t,
trathg tha' nc II determined 10 keep h'ue aheau
OF all competitors for the champion banner OF the
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A sad Story from n virginiun.

SIR: On Tuesday week AGO myself, my wife, and
ak children, the Youngest baby In arms only four
weeks OLD. arrived 10 this city from Little Fans, Va
intending 10 take house and settle here. We brought
with us our household furniture and housekeeping
utensils, On the sunday following our arrival mI6elf
aud family visited Central Park and while were
walking around the Arsenal examining the animals aud
curiositlcs, some unknown inlet stole from my we's
pocket wallet containing $50 and other yauahe9. We
thus deprived OF every thnE we possessed In this
world aud nave ince had 10 lead the life OF common
Migrants,
haying money and hclnG perfect strangers IN this
city, we have been uuaUle TO remove our furniture
rom the railroad depot aud are now IN Starving
dton. / was informed py gent oman that II applied
to YOU, you would with your characteristics htncYO
lonCe make sud condition known % the public, and
would through your columns solicit aid from the CHAIR
table An ask is that some kInd hearted persons viii
furplsh nnds for our transmission to our late home
aud II you will kindly receive any moneys which may
be snpscTtbed for you will De doing true aot OF
charity aud Ieeeiys the heaTtielt E.altn is Or,
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AIp GOODS.

trp GOODS.
JAMES McCREEl:Y & co,
BROADWAY AND iiTH ST..
Are now Offering their entire stock Of
SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
AT AN IMMENSE REDUCTION.
TO CLOSE THE SEASON.
JAMES McCREERY g. CO.,
BROADWAY AND nTH ST.,
ON MONDAY. AUGUST 1.
Will oNcr
LINEN Lawns AND CHINESE GRASS CLOTH
IN VARIOUS CoLoR'.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
A few cases OF
PEIcALEs.
At - cents,
THE nANDsoMEsr GOODS OF THE SEASON.
An immense line of
DRESS GOODS.
From i2k cents upward
BLACK IRON GRENADINES.
From 30 cents upward.
LADIES BATHING SUITS.
Att0.
LINEN SUITS. WITH ovERsKrRr,
At g.
LINEN SUITS, WITH ovERsKIRT,
At ". reduced from sH
CHiLDREN's SUITS. INFANTS LACE CARS.
PARAsOLs, AND SUN UMBRELLAS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
NA, SUMMER TRADE; QY
MA Ribbons, isces. E'nbroideries and CY
Sf iOa'sksscins .as ,Fnral.6iag GOOas. 81
MA 1ith st. aud CHI av. CT
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Tho Murdcr in New nrunsMlcl, y. j.

The Coroners jury which investigated the
cause OF Thomas Dui's death returned verdict Of
murder against Watts Grinil and Mrs. Warren, and
they were on saturday committed by Recorder New
ms. Grimm said that be had known Dun about four
teen yeIrs, and that on Wednesday night he met
Dun az Mrs. WaTeu's house, where they were drink
ing together; that Dun became intoxicated aud went
to sleep on the floor. Dun had given Grlnin g.
wherewith to purchase liquor, and tho latter went to
neigh boring tavern for II, aud when he returned,
he says, Mis-. Warren vas absent and Dun was
asleep. He waked him up, but the latter refused to
drink until Mrs. w. was present. Mrs. Warren
denies tina. she left her house at all. The murder is
believed 10 have been committed for robbery, rs
Dua's poekAA were found empty.
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BEMIS-B1OwN this city, on Wednesday.
June s. 1871. By the Rev f. H. Chaplin, u. D., Mr. Geo
r nens Priyatc Secretary 20 Geo frnncis Train, TO
Miss Julia 7. Browne formerly of tho RerOtutiOH.
AIR. Bemis SAILS to-day august from san Frnncisco
ninety day trlp round the world with Mr.. Train.
PECK-,FEENC Lon Monday evening, July %, .6y
the Rev. benjamin A. Adams, Mr.. Jacob rcck to IS
Lydia French, both OF Brooklyn, +. ID.
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The Lunatic Pnrsee Merchant and His I'm
mense Fortune.
Ia Ia III NJ IL MN

SIR; In your issue of this morning you give
an account OF lunatic millionaire, who has been
confined and IL now under treatment; his effects,
rtlier his effects found being in charge OF Nathl.
JurN-, E-q,
Itis he hoped Mr. Editor, that your clear "shin-
ing sun will continue TO keep his light upon that
$4,000. would not euen insihudte dnyting against
Mr., Jarvis, but, the poor Parsee man" is stran-
ger and as far as we yet know, friendless, and
100000 in hand with big bird OF 100000 In the
bush needs looking after In these days OF corruption
robbery, and fraud. Respectfully yours,
NEW lORK, July 30. WIN. j. 8.
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nally remain as reported when fair to prime
steers were sod At tOSai6Sc. N. Tho dc.
mand fol slaughtered beef rom the hooks was better
ADD uadp was fair ~ ie9l5c Tor common TO prime
Sides and Ga lie for Texan beef The ceepts ofshcpp
and lanae were II loads or about 700 head fully
one half lambs. 1he demand Tor fat stock was good,
Canada lambs were sold AZ osloc y Ss and common
to fair 1x0STc. Thirteen cars, or about l400 hogs.
arrived al Tor slaughterers. There nothing doing
In ivp hogs but dressed were little hrner and sold
a ilGf m.
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Susilltss Hotties.

A Chiids Tonic, grateful to tho taste, a
powerful invigorator and appetizer and gentle and
sufc vernifuee, required. aud should always DO kept
on hand In every family. DIR. Jayne's Tonic vcrmifugo
answers all these requisites and few doses occasion
ally will do much towards maintaining a chlids health
sold everywhere Small size 81 cents double sEe. 20
cents per bottle.
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The Sentence of the Fenian Prisoners.

WINDSOR, July 30.-Capt. john ]. Monahan
pleaded guilty to-day OF Violating the neutrality
laws. lie was sentenced to six months imprson.
ment and fined ST. Gen. O'Neill pleaded his services
In benalf Of his adopted country a reason why
his sentence should pc light. lie then sentenced
TO the State Prison In Windsor for two years and to
fenced to nine months Imprisonment and fined s..
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.

First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road. Issue re-
strictod BY law. and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment The
road is now about to open It's valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within a
year to Eufaula Its finances are In excellent cond.
ton, and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap aad well
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE & CO.. 2S Nassau st.
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mtNirrnfs.
uENRY's CARBoLIC sALvB.

= II
There has been no medical preparation brought be-
fore the public for years that has met with 60 decided
success as the CARBoLIc sALvE. It has found lts
way into hundreds offamiiics and when once used no
family Will be without It,
For the sores incident to children It is an Invaluable,
remedy. the rardity with which It heals Is somo
thing marvellous. 1t has not only the testimony of
apprecativc public in Its favor. but has invariably TO-
ceived tho appreciation of intelligent physicians.
Grateful ncknowlcd snents OF the dement's derive.
from i,s use accumulate almost daily. few of which
We herewith append;
BERLIN, Conn June On. 1870.
John r. Hsary-DEAR SIR; had an obstinate soro
the instep OF my foot, and used different
kinds OF salvc and ointment without benefit Seeing
the CARBoLIc sALvE advertised in the New York
Tribune, procured box and am happy to state 1t
effected cure in about ten days. Ihage recommended
It to Others as the best salye that know Of
Respectfully,
CYRUS ROOT. in.
beg leave 10 say that your Carbolic salve has nya
riably relieved. and. think now, has permancnt
cured me OF that assravatn= Of all disorders,
itching plcs." A. S. KELLER,
Sec the c. G. Clark Co.,
New Haven Con-
1have been using your CarDolic sayo for some timo
In my mandatory. lnuslng my large biowpipe which
gives intense heat, burned my thumb nail the quick
one application OF the saye gave relief Have used
In my family for bos anu other sores and md It tho
best family salve in use. I. W. HOUCnIN.
Morrisama. ". Y,
Proprietor Gas Lighters &C.
sISsAnAuoYISo, Penn Jan. D, lsA
MR JonN II. HENRY;
DEAE SIN wish you 20 send me two dozen boxes
Of your Carboc salyc. Ihaye an obstinate sore on
my foot. which has been running sore for over ten
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BEooKLYS. n. Y, March %, 1870
Nh JorS +. HsNRY
Tho Carboc salye has not only healed the eruptons
on my face but has soothcd and aaycI Inflammation.
AMANDA NELSON.
81 sacsett street.
PRICE &c. FER FOX. SOLD By ALL DEUGGIsTA
JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Proprietor.
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HALLIDAY.-In THIS city, on Saturday June II, ls7p,
BY JUDGE Albert Cardozo. James Halliday from Annie
r. HALLIDAY.
LANGDoN.--In this city, on Thursday. June ., $780,
by Judge Albert Cardozo Mary b. LanRdon from Israel
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There i. no Better Guarantee

Of the value of HELMBoLD's BUCHU than the high
estimation 1t Ia held In by tho medical profession, who
regularly prescribe II for those who nrc suffering rom
diseases OF the bladder kidneys aud urinary organs
II ia consde cd invaluable by them for the removal
organic weakness gravel dropsy, female Irregularities
as well as for toHlio the impaired constitution.