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The New York herald., 1870-02-07

MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II.
viii be Produced after careful prepare ton with new ana
elegant scenery and work OF contenl-
poraneous society," by AUGUSTIN DAILY and based on
the latest PArisian sensation, entitled
FROU-FROU.
Box office open from 8A. N. until r. M.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCM
The New York herald., 1870-02-07

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA A GRAND MASONIC BALL.
under the auspices OF
City Lodge No. aUs, +. ana A. NJ,
10 AID OF Distressed Master Masons In Cuba
will be given at the
Academy of Music. February Is, lsI0
MUSIC BY W. KEATHlNG.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ades, 3d. ana
emitting the holder In Ill 200 price, now ON
honon in Of the ndows OF Brown spalings ewelry
sioe OF Broadway and Prince street. be pro-
odcers:-
a. c. HoLDRUM United States Express oince. Chair.
man, 440 Broadway;
H. MAIlkLNHOLZ Treasurer, COB broadway;
Dr. ID. NJ. BROSNAN, Secretary, 81 Madison street,
and also from o! the members OF City Lodge
Iroscenum Dress Circle Boxes be secured
plicaiion 10
T. j. COE,
proprietor Of the Revere House, COG Broadway.
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GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL OF THE
VI GERMAN LIEDERkKAEZ SOCIETY,
Academy of Music, THURSDAY, Feb. ~.
Tickets Sls admitting gentleman and two ladies', to be
Obtained from the following members
A. Braugxn 7Oi Broadway Louis Burger, IS Bowery; L.
A. Grass 800 Greenwich street Wm Gnenther 502 Broad
way Chas. Hanselt l,8 William street. Thomas f. Heiden
fed 7y Second Louis Kaemmerer 80 Walker street.
H. O. Koch Is Carmine street. knhns o. Brosd sTest
g. Nembach 14l Eighth street; DIR. Is Pet7old, 2o1 Eas
Fhythrd street; steieer % and Frankfort street
Stens ~ Cedar streets W. SteInway, III East Fourteenth
street; II. uhi IL Chatham street, j. Wndmaeer, German
Savings Bank
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DECEPTION TWENTY SECOND INFANTRY,
IL ACADEMY OF MUSIC,


COMMITTEE ON SALE OF TICKETS:
Colonel Josiah Porter Nassau street. Lieutenant Colo
mel John Camp, 6ol Broadway; Major David 81 Brown
Jr 1877 Chrystie streets Quarermaaer William Rogers 70
Capsan Richard yose No Barclay street, Captain George
Clan Kanad, 85 West Fourth street, Captain Thomas fste
Jr rooks Bros. South Union Captain Morris Duck
WORTH l54 Chambers street, Lieutenant George w. Laird "a
fulton street Lieutenant NJ. H. Pearsa, 1872 Pearl street
Lieutenant Thomas Coniskey 65 Wall street Lsalsnant
aaenua: Ex Cnlnuel w. W Remmey. 72Q RroadWaY.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07

Boz ofcs open from A. NJ until r. NJ, where seats can
be secured DAYS In adyance for evenings or manesa
and a. the branch ticket Offices music OF a. Schirmef
11 Roadway, the Erie Railway ticket oce corner Of
Twenty street junction OF Broadway and Fifth avenue
SEATS SECURED ZEN DAYS IN ADvACK
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

yIrANTED-A WELL FURNISHED ROOM, WITH GOOD
w Board for gentleman and WIFE references exchanged
permanent suited stating TERMS location and
accommodation EuuESE. Herald olcs-
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Mr.. FECHTER
will appear as
HAMLET

On MONDAY EVENING, FEB. IA, 1870
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
The first sale seats for all the Hamlet reprcscn
tstons will take place at the box office uesday)
morning, at 8 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07

( The drama viii be presented with
entire New Scenery, Costumes TO-
On MONDAY EvkNING, FEBRUARY "A, ls7os sal
at the request OF numerous influential citizenss
Mr.. FECHTER
will appear In his famed inpersonation OF
HAMLET.
The sae OF seats for Hamlet night will commsnce At
the box Office on Tuesday morning. aty O'Clock.
Box sheet open days In advance
The New York herald., 1870-02-07

A CADEMY OF DANcING-LYRIC HALL, 723 SIXTH
n "A avenue, opposi!o Reservoir square Mr. IkENokS'
SOlREE DANbANTE, this (Mpnday) evening, 9TH ingt
to former patrons and families OF rcspectabIity.
Clauses continue open for beginners until May l.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

The iRANKING PKviLEGE,-A pc.
titioD to Congress asking that tho frank
ing privilege be abolished, has been for
some time hanging in the pest office in
this city, inviting signers, and we notice
the names Of several OF our most promi,
men, citizens attached thereto. That the
abuses of this privilege are fragrant, and
that radical reform is imperatively de-
manded, there can be no question; but
that a total abolition Of the privilege is
the best thing to be done is not so clear
We confess our disqualification to give
positive advice in this matter, but think
that many OF those signing petitions to
do away with the lranking privilege, do
80 without careful consideration, and the
fact that there are advantages to offset
many OF the abuses connected with it is
not thought Of We may refer TO this
subject again if We have at any time any
light to shed upon it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

ANOTHER fatal accident from ker.
osene. The Platteyile Witness of last Fri
day gives the following:
On Wednesday evening last Mrs. Me-
Kee, mllhner and dress nakera at Wash.
burn, poured some kerosene oil from can
into the stove for the purpose OF starting
up the fire, being in hurry for supper
The fire communicated instautane ously with
the oil in the can, causing an explosion
aud envelopng the unfortunate woman in
flames. A little girl, who was just coming
into the room from the cellar, suatched up
the babe and retired to the cellar, and es-
capped through another haIchwav. Mrs
Mckee completely blinded, CROPPED around
the room in search of the door, and when
she found it She started for the pump, and
was in the Act of pumping water on herself
when help arrived, The flames were smoth-
cred and she was carried into the house -
She was so badly burned that notwlths,and.
ing everything possible was done for her
relief she died Yesterday morning.
The oil was called non.cxplosive diamond
oil. The explosion broke overy window
glass in The ROOM Do ea.ed leaves hus-
band and tour children to mourn her loss
This is another warning Of the conse.
uuences of careless use of kerosene oil
We place but little more confidence in the
stuff than We do in gnnpowder,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

SPANISH AND CUBAN VESSELS - The
steam yacht Anna was seized on We'd
nesday hy the United States authorities
OF Charleston, ). T. where she had pnt
IN on account of bad weather. or ON
plant of the Spanish Consul that she in.
tended violating the neutrality laws -
Her passengers and crew were mostly
Cubans. Col W. G. RYAN, the Cuban
hllihuster, and son Of Cespedes, were
among the former There was no arma
ment on board, and the Anna bad regu>
bar clearance papers from the custom
house at New York for Nassau. Six
passengers had engaged passage to Nasr
sau, and lege that they were entirely
unr repaired 10 make any aggressive
movements 1t is denied that there was
~ Cuban priyateer, rs aie1ei, and it has
since been announced TINT orders have
been sent not tn detain her
The spanish gnnboats sailed from
New York on the 9th, bnt when outside
the Narrows sighted suspicious look,
inv craft, and returned to their anchor
aae off Staten Island. Ii is stated TIM,
three armed cuban vessels were watch>
inr outside--one of them supposed to
be tho steamer adelaide, from Halifax,
where sho had been fitted ~ a cruiser.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
SECOND DAYS SESSION,

WEpNrsnAY, Dee 18th, 1862.
Convention met pursuant to adjournment
called TO order by Bro. j, A. johnson, and
spcned in usual form.
The following officers were absent a.
roll.call: 7. W. C., ". v, T. and " D. NJ,
On motion. reading minutes Of the ses-
sion Of the ltth inst, was postponed I'LL
afternoon session.
Tn. committee on credentials, through
their chairman, presented the following re.
port:
Your committee on credentials wond beg leave 20
report ihat hsve hsd unter our CONSIDERATION The
credentials u evening" star Lodgr, Sll, eutitcd to
,votrs Thr delegates arc Rros ti,o. I Shields aud
John Cro5k. sc fycomm.nt 'h,i ihcN he accepted
nv = \ = ~, TtAsDA~t' c.nn.,,..
s0llS hupu>uN
which report VAS accepted and stepted
Election Of officers beng the mex. o,dcr
of business, /, sas, On motion, lystponcd
ull 1890 A. NJ
4. w. {. then appointed committee on
pssclNupns, consisting 90 Bros. JoS.HcNitt,
James Wuolworth ana T W Lewis,
Under The order at business The G. ".
G. announced the "Csli OF Lodges a. ;ol-
lows:
IL. Arena, 2sG-- Response 10y Bro. Jas.
Nunlworth
u. Amici,ia, 4S--Respousc by Bro. T.
y. Lewis
A.. Emery, 3ll--RssponSc hv Bros "
" l.lScus. \ l., SHEPARD tud ia. SNtbrrs
th. Evening Star. stl-k"rpoass ly
i, John Crooi.
Time for election Of officers having ar.
ed. :" oil Of Lodges sss slspended, aud
song bv Sisters Hewitt and Benni
&C. W. C. dsciArei . rsot~ cf 6,e
sNA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
EVENING sEssIoN-fIRST DAY.

Public meeting called to order at 7 +.
VI =, by Bro. LkenS, ). ID.
Exercises commenced with singing by
Sisters Hewitt and liennison
PRAYER by Rev Jos. Hewitt
Address by J, A. Johnson, q, w. {.
Singing by the Sisters
Address by Rev. My. sparrow
Singing.
Address bv Rev J. Hewitt.
Singing and prayer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
After which the meeting was entertained

After which the meeting was entertained
a. per programme.
The Church was erowed to its utmost At
both Of the public meetings, aud the inter.
est Manifested by persons not members OF
the order was encouraging to those already
engaged in the cause of temperance.
The convention closed with prayer 1y
Bro. Hewitt, and adjourned to meet At wy
oming, Thursday, May 26th, 1870. at two
o'clock =. N.
JomI D: ~ 80 LIZ. secretaries.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
(Commuaieat' d
To the Rev. ID. w. Couch, Pastor M.
Il. Church, Mineral Point, Wis.

DEAR SIR: your zeal and anxiety
for my spiritual welfare, on the evening
Of Jan. 9Th inst you publicly and per-
sonally invited me to make start to
get religion. y | hereby make this reason
able proposition for your consideration,
and agree to adhere to your decision;
lst. If you will Recommend to me a
system of Faith and Practice, and plan
of salvation, sanctioned by the scripture
and the other christian churches, will
obey and follow them.
md will not agree to follow or prac-
tice any system wherein you may differ
from other christian ministers
3rd. hope you will no longer expect
that can agree With you, so long as
you are pleased to disagree with all 9TH
er christian churches.
am very sincerely yours,
o. G. SMITH.
REMARKS. hat is the drift of the
above we are unable to divine Though
of personal nature, the language is
respectful. and we believe is written in
the kindliest spirit. Ed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
THE MERRIE CHRISTMAS Time

ought not to be intertered 1cith Gy the |ox
prices in gram and mineral. The liHls
ones ought not to be deWived Of their onra
al joys BY such circumstance as h',' a'a
the beauty Of friendship as manifested By
time honowd customs in Christmas ond
Ne,o Years presents, ousht not 70 e.
nla,yed BY the tmmble of mb,at to GO osa,s
per JuShel, ., mineral to $40 1er 'housos'd,
unless there l.: 0bSDltde financial en,baras
ment, ulltch Is the case ,olth bit fec o ox
people. Beleuing 4'us, and that the PIE
pie az ogree nth me, Ihors made prro,
alton TO meet none than tie usual denonf
and inrite eraybady to caH and erams,@
my stock for IN 1t ,eill be tou,ld so@n1tssbs
to SUIT everyone, in style and p,1ce.
P. LAWRENCE.
Mineral Peat. Dos i3sh, 1862.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
M Y PRICES

are regulated to correspond 'oiM the dull
ness of the times, and / guarantee that
goods in my line ,oere neuer offered IN tA's
city cheaper than ! apW sell them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
ARENA, Wis. Dec. l4th, 1889.

Tho Convention being duly organized,
Bro + johnson, G. W G., present, was
invited by Bro. W. W. Likens, s. D., to
presde during the Convention. he accepted,
and torthw,th proceeded 10 business.
The following standing Committees were
then appointed by the chair
on CredDntia,s--I. B. Teasdaie,oii T. wLewis,
43; i. iiodgson, 30. - ~
On Finance-w. T. Boardman, 800; P. Allen,
81 J. H0dgson 40. ,. a., m
W lie is as; c. b, hlggons, II. Coidweh'
s55; j. Woolworlh. 97ii s. Il. shepari, ail.
The chair then announced short recess
20 allow the committee on Credentials time
to MAKE their report.
Convention again being called to order,
the committee on credentials presented the
following report:
yoar commit ee on credentials beg leave to make
the following report
We find FIVE Lodges represented as follows:
Arena Lodge. No. ZIG, report 10 members, entitled
10 2 delegates, Bros John hodgson aud James OOH
worth ~
Amjcitia oige, No, -, 90 members, entitled to
q delegates Bros, T. W. Lewis. Bilkey and Sister
Penb rthy
Fmery Lodge, No. 8li, $40 members, entitled to
Delegates brus Likchs "'',S'NP"''' v 1851
Allen q voies) suhers.
Forward Lodge, No 800, As members entitled TO
9 delegates Bros Cojwell and Boardman
yomlng Lodge, No 30,, 60 members, entitled to
3 deeg les Bro, .. u Higgins, q votes
The members OF Ameca Lodge comes TO us WIN
ont cred. tjas Int state that the credentials we're
mad, on, but that through careessness on the part Of
IN members elected The Secretary OF said Lodge
they we're Eirg gotten We therefore recommend NAV
Bros evils and silklry and Sister Penberlhy be re-
ceived NJ delegates from This Lodge
Il. lkASpALE,
J. nojp GaS
On motion, the report of the committee
was adopted.
Oh, motion, the order OF business Of the
eth session was m .dc the order OF business
Of this session.
The minutes Of the previous session, held
At Avoca, June I'd aud 3D., 1869, being read,
on motion were adopted,
The G. w. G. then announced the 4th or
der of exercise Call Of Lodges
On motion, said order was passed over
Tn motion, special committee to pre-
pare programme for the evening meeting
was then appointed by the char, consist
inr of Bros. 5. 4. Shepard, John Wilson,
Sisters Hook nson and +, A. Surtcl'tf
The special committee on programme
then made their report rs follows:
Your committee on programme beg leave TO submit
tNe following for the pubNc meet,ng thus evening
|, ingng
3. Rrayer.
3. Singing
Addressby Bro johnson v. W. "
D Singing
4. Address by Bro spooner.
T. Singing
= Address sv BRO. Jos. Hewitt.
10. Benedicon.
So SHEPARD
JpllN NJ WI SON, cu,nt,,..
SISTER HOPKINS n,
T.. A. SUATCLtEFf.
Which report was, on motion, adopted.
On motion, o'clock was the hour chosen
for the public meeting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

DrRlSa the year 1869 'hero was re,
ceived ut Milwaukee Il 623, al bushels
of wheat The Wiscon ia u much re-
ioiced this showing, md glorIties as
follows:
"The figures show that Milwaukee
still maintains the reputation she has So
long enioyrd Of being the Great Primary
" heat Msrke, OF the world. Its with
no little prids that We u The figures,
FOR th-v shos .he proud position which
Milwsukse holds ~ the Ers.s hammer
si.l CisJ VI Ne Laks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

Who wants cheap
Dry Goods? Every
body. w here can
you get them (! At
Gurdry & Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock. Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
cry article warranted
as represented, One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w e ekIy I!
Great Bargains in
DreSsGoodS, ShawIs,
oak ings, Cloth $,
CaSsimeres, Blank
cts, FlanneIS, Jeans,
Prints, Delaines,
Domestic, CottOns.
&C., &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
par'ment, in charge
Of Mr.. Amberg is UNI
rlvaIed in this section
tor style, durability
and cheapnes:s. A
choice assortment of
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
vinced that you can
save money by max
'ng your purchases Of
us.
GUNDRYtCRAY.
N1 e>ss<. - q
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

Which report was, on motion, adopted
On motion, Z o'clock was the hour chosen
for the public meeting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
FOR SALE.
A Desirable Family Residence,

with pleasant surroundings, convenient to the bus
ness portion Of the city. House contains nine rooms
with cd cs,ern and wood shed attached. good
fr., and Vegetable gardens and convenient barn s.d
shed m the lot.
Ai.o SO Acres or Land,
within three miles Of the city, twelve acres Of which
fenced inc,osng acres irst class hay bottom,
and five acres low land under good cultivation |;
balance Of the eighty drnsely covered With thrifty
growth Of young timber.
Fer particulars enquire VI
ALEX. WILSON,
2,f Mineral Point wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

kNMN M n tNIVNt
Convention re ass, mbled, called 70 order
by BRO. i. 4. Johnson, u w. e., and open
cd Nith singing ana prayer.
Then G., C. ,nrn proceeded 90 install
tkc following officers:
W e. r. bro " W Iis,hs-So. Sill
WP A. s. i,t,r Lydi, Hrnnison- M. ~.
W ~. - SISTER rrecila iiewiH--\o, \.
". y I = Sister " A Nllson- No. 80.
" a-lfo. T. b Tea dsr-~Nn, !.
WAS ster Louisa Mn rish--No. ~
Nrs Rro thSr,u 1rr,nrr NJ, ~.
" siaerE tenht,hy-Ne. -.
v " IN. l.. Joiner M, 50
wpN Slater Sartoiic!-Sa -.
&. -elstu odalrsnu-- Ne, 800.
n.s. Bro Gscrte ssrias-he ~
y. c, -k,s .. 4. ovss<>s-ss. ave.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
EySAINn ~ ssioN.

Copyent,on ,hen sdiourucd til! 7. NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

nquesiionAbiy has,he largest and most elegant s'oes
Il Holiday foods ever brought to this ct inelc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

Of every conceivable description, the halt
Of aOhich 1t is impossible to mention IN an
advertisement.
undoubtedly haze the finest stock Of
articles IN the line Of Stationery, Books,
and Goods, IN that line ecer brought to
Mineral Point, to aohich inv,te The
attention of the ppblic.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-24

OFFICE. oN " '"' 'io>-'" "
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nR. LARmONr,s REmED,Es. ON

- ploy,d in a 25 years successful practice -
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-10-17

propose to give evidence that this Remedy is
not patent medicine. The objection which gener-
ally lies against all discoveries and inventions in
medicine is publicity" II somebody should dis
cove: remedy to prolong life AN iniallible cure
for cholera consumption, what a monster would
he be to withhold his knowledge We have yet Il
learn from what chapter or verse ia scripture u
quote THAT may not heal others OF their fellow men
of any disease"
Nor have We asked Pickwicks, affected prudes
or in short men who are possessed of every kind
of sense but common sense, and all kinds Of opin
ions but their own The Buehu is II good thing, II
has hundreds of thousands OF living Witnesses to
attest it's virtues and commend il. II is the preju
dice of bigots and the envy of "Quaeks."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-10-17
We offer the following evidence -

SEE JOURNAL OF PHARMACY
SEE REMARKS MADE BY DIR, EpIiRiAM Nc
DOWELL, A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
GEOSs, IRELAND, AND PUBLISHED IN THE
TRANSACTIONS OF TIE KING AND QUEENS
JOURNAL
SEE MEDiCO-CHiRURGiCAL REVIEW, fuH-
LisnED BY BENJAMIN TRAvERs, FELLOW
OF ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, LONDON,
SEE PROF, DEWEssi VALUABLE WORKS On
THE PRACTICE OF riIYsiC,
SEE REMARKS MADE Rf THE LATE CELE
BKATED DIR. PHYsiCK, PHILADELPHIA,
And most of the late standard Works on Medi
cine.
SEE Medical Properties contained In Dispenaa
tory OF the United states OF which the following Id
correct copy -
BUCitU Its Odor Is strong dnuslve, and some
what aromatic, its taste 10 bterish and analogous
..,a. 81 ,n.n. u il given chiefly in complaints OF
Catarrh OF the bladder, Morbid Irritation of the
hladdef and trethra, diseases OF the frosltatt
Gland, and Retention or the lncontnenee Of trino
nom a loss OF tone iii the parts concerned in it'
| evacuation. II has also been recommended in pys
| pepsla, thronio rheumatism, Cntaneous Affections
and Dtopsy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-10-17
q. T. HELMB0LDS
CONCENTRATED
Fluid Extract Buchu
TIL f
GREAT DIURETIC.

The Proprietor 1tsas Lis Remedies arozl 1ss
fao1 u i,enE aGvt<lseo may ngs us classeS ~ fA-
sen; Medicines.
BICEI il unt form ~ a.her, Aas seen lresaillt,@
i,v cye-y esuolses E'hrslclaE far mo-V Thar
TWO Kindred yEAEs
x 7 EE1 -AIG0l-D CLAIMS supe-lo- naa3e ID
extracting Iss rIr1ues TIE experiments were Raae
wliis engaged II tne DEI-G lpsiness IF tAe cary e:
F'si.adegas. yease age prompted ~ sht
alarming Incresase a: Diseases uf the Baaler hla-
ness tsravel and Urinary Organs ealsa : il .'''st
sexes Thess diseases were iasslF attracting Is
much attention n discusses q ltt Liver. o- ary
asae, vita organs NJ Tat 5o5r. gNI III seuna ln1
healthy condition " these Iullso-sau. organs sae
aezlli1r aud hs-TaHgeRs aUasoT q 1ae nervous sys
len ang Z-5ve- and consequently Itit happiness e
t;st eustrs human family as7'ends- Tasa1 BueaU
siselas6 aos uasan asa Lsvet HuG kaaDeys. sV lart
lssx thai L wouia resI iis Strength and aetlre
y-1ncrya4e was Ms aian Il niust nea te made Is
Aolasekeelers nls.ke sea- bE aalins Il ae2es.te
IeaC and rs acstve pranc5l,ie wol1e se des1rezs3
lr suc1 3 proves d mus5 " geylEsrse II FACCo
ana frem clss Lo1s s-leaf 1resaa aaa carefully ST
lsesset.
THE SUPERIORITY OF Nj M8DE or PRE-
PARATlQN BEINls ACkNOH-L fIBGEU. ! nov
sh5p even as the lsoIns CAPE on lrta3 HOPE
wlere the leaves Ez11e-ed- ls.'e quantities q
Ny TLJJD EXTRACT
INTACT. TRE ARTICLE STANDS FRE-EN1-
NENT ANI9 Il KNOWN IN ALL PAR1s OF TBE
w0EL-D
IL, hrs, AID rness important jeos WIS te as.g
~ 1he aflaeie1 remedy lhal perfectly saie
sno coulc De ts.ker bF adUlts Aas9 children. I-ao-
Fanl persons vino pay agIeusaon 20 dose a2rec
sio1 or aGvaos- Iligb reason Thai L teaspoon
fal. EakeS occasionally, daa good, tso wolAe d.
b.4Ger and perhaps bottle eol4a cure IL day
Many have broken down their heal4h b. dlsslpa-
tloa sne 1nis pr-ncllls ba1 they lad bsea years
II dong 50.
What would have understood * tAAi 70 ia5ary
car arse fron als ase. 1t Il safe any aIglele
of food 1uG patleuys must Bet expect any medicine
to rebuild wrecked shattered constitution L
few 4sys.
THE truth il so sei4eYldept that Il would seem
unnecessary Tepea. K il Rot for the fact Il
thousands Of persons who Intelligent in AL other
MASTERS seen " think unreAson2bly. ulsI cUYa-
tive agent must exhib4 lie specific effects lInsneal
siely when tie fact H. that time il often lnPoT
elelnent ln the progress of safe &Hd thorough
cure, even vixen tie medicine IL working tie Uest
results. These same persons would e1pebd HC n
DkEDs, yes, THOUSAND. Of DOLLARS, IL
article. VI LINURi and DISSIPATION and think
Less of it than they would Of FIFTY DOLLARS iD
medicine 10 rebuild BRohEA DOWN and WORN
OFT CONSTITUTION.
NotRiihs standing the humber Of years have been
engaged in business there may he those located at
distance that may not be aware OF ali the facts
and would like to be satisfied ali the points
Having been educated druggist, append the fol
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