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shoe trade which the innovation OF this voek mos,
directly Affects Every manufacture In the country
has felt to some extent the Influence OF trades
unions, for which the most powerful enemy has now
been disc overed.
JERsErnAN WANTS SONS cHiNArEr.
Already q manufacturer Of shirts from New Jer.
sey has been here to look on the experiment, and
has gone home resolved to make at once larger
importation OF laborers than Mr. SIMPSONS for his
own factory. II impossible to enumcrate the
bearings which this incident which the trispins
have prcciptated upon US may have OF to overesti'
mate the importance OF its results. The most su-
perGcal contemplation OF the subject opens up
questions which are themes for tile specula'ons ot
the social science philosopher. tie staicsn'ap the
political economist but with the statement OF acts
upon which their discussions may proceed, tile duty
WA HUSETr
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pubita.loas.

tlubhta!loas.
.JEtLousYi or, TEy yEKIN0. ny ggoRcE
aANS ,,.s', 5,g mr 'G iso,t 'o"~' "'r''0"'
In Morocco Cioih, Cit, ,unrrcimo Library STYLE,
rfNfF4ESSE e'HsF SSE F22si 4. FG. FRI gGi fGiiRntLB,
And ''TiaSS GiSE KRIS 2ify'"!, b!,i i'S aSs STT' ems
author Of" c,h.uelo" Counte-t OF lsulostadt" In.
diana "tanr'ol; RI, .Cncsc," "rac corsair,'
George Cald and ,llsI IRON tnc Frencn Dy Oliver
:. Lcand. C@m1lct' adl unAorl iscl H. on, arsc
dnodse,no yolunc, h3and in morocco cloth, VI, 'lla
a GforGE 'Si%ps GREATEST WORKS
c0GTTEsS OF i; p3IsTADFFO 81 i T." SeeoaG % Eirtoa.
Jk,hLouSl on rENGlHN4. Jast nnsh'h,
Price ASs a sG 9'na4 Z MsiGS@ SSLLAs LIAl2; CIR
HANS BtElTMANNS BALl.ADs Nrc, Ei,IU0ei.
gyd TI Ga & 5S.5'e, hdan 49,! By 69aIs & land
IAN, ere,Viha0 mdt "6In. B,ehmann" hds soer
orpisR. " Nlth complete Giossaiy to the whole. 1t
plate paper bOand IA oroeco clotS siI tjp slt SIDE,
And x!t Dae& Sl'li peye.ei boar W natns u one OF
w. Mrs. sGTfiwoRTns GREAT pooKs
heD are Me most e1ciin0 and bet books p96!sh,Jor
''''' SIXTY THOUSAND COPIES SOLD.
THE IS SaiD{y &i94wS' fGa aHa P'atE Hatioi '''''
4EE fAH3 FHtE 6P2M ~ Shak e KS s 81 81 Ssa GS" SS,
iHE S@iiiHSeEb htiDEsU ig%lA s@5ssn saSs,a "''4'''
FAii i!A9, ItaH Eiiioa Is ao,o rsSdy '''
Pcc s ea'9 n coy Of 20 20 e1fG M i "a p. E, c9yGr S, m
''"'''' '''' r. j, 'I&i's%,% saoifi%a,,'p', -,
E4T0 MsfAmttSD,rr a00h Sm,91naE,, ~, AZ NJ ,,pis 4.
new booEs OF tho day amt all the standard works Anj
also choce English. Frencn' and scotch s'ai'oatN,
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THE CHEROKEE TREATY.
The Enormous SACRIFICES which the Red
Men have Made for the sake of Peace
Robbing the Indian TO Enrich the Lapd-


Men have Made for the sake of Peace
Robbing the Indian TO Enrich the LnDd-
Grabbers.
The Senate Committee on lIlan Affairs have
again had the Cherokee treaty under discussion.
The treaty of is6s objected to by Secretary Cox
and mahy amendments were agreed upon between
him and the Cherokee delegates now here. The
amended treaty Us agreed upon was sent in to the
Senate some two weeks ago. Their claim is thus
stated It was originally, accompanied by rccta-
ton OF what they have abandoned, as follows:
THE GovERSMHST oY THE UNITED STATES TO THE
CnkRokKE NATION. Dr.
For lands wert OF tue Goth degree west longi-
tude, and souta OF the S1th degree north lat.
itude, and estimated by the Interior Depart.
ment III lS6S to embrace about 2l,OOtfO
acres; and lands IN Kansas, known M The
Cherokee STRIP" ana estimated by the sad
s50,OoO
For reservations Oi lands m the 81 ate Ol Ar
kansas 600 acres, and In the states ul Ala
baiua ana Tennessee ll0OOJ acrcs ;, III all
1880 acres (and reierIc Icu TO IA the '~th arti
Gle OF our ueuty OF lSb) at tlI5 pc, Gcte. 1900
For mltA tApplei funds due the Cherokee Nntol
under treaties between the same aud the
United states, and ascCrtainrd u be du1 ui-
der the pr VISIONS OF the "a arucle OF the
treaty Ct l7Lb between SAID Naton Aid the
UniIed 100000
Total amount. s4,~Ji6jO
United statcs, ts5cOOoO
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rouRTHExrn ELECTION DISTRICT,

That t apDears on such estimate anu canvass that the
whole number OF votes gwen for the onGes OF lnspec
tors OF Elcctiol the Fourteenth Election District OF
the Twentieth Ward was ten thousand two hundred
and elRhtyseNen,
" sS hundred aud ninety so9l
ave hundred and eishty'three ',.e..,.,.'.4. sSs
or which VIII am II. Mountfort received one
thousand two hundred and forty-four".,,,,.., l2It
sand na Two Sundrsd AMI thi,iyiour .,,,,,.,., 1884
and ; " "''y $50
OF which William II Ayory received two hun
area ana CIV
And OF which there were scattering pne.,,,. 90.
Total. l............. .....,........ .. 10 n;
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Scactn u CITIES.

LTNGINEE.Is1.-fdo New YORK FneInc r. Proec.
- tive SOcety meets Ihuisduy evening, june ~ at
Military Hail. lD lIowery.
\, R.-lhc lE tur the excursion ~ july I Will he
sold at auction at 9 o'c,or<, slur night.
SAMU FL BENNETT. P.e,idcnt.
GroRGE liwENNcs, Sec See.
BEACriCAi. TtNPEHA\CE .,s opposed
- II. g.. .lcy. o. Ic,totHt riu '-l"ctufe by
the kcv. IHtS. u. sMl I'll, At StCinway Hall, next
Iuctday evening.
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'''''''''''''''''''''''' '''''
sEYENrEENrH ELEcrIoN District.

That appears such estimate an canY that the
whole number of votes given for the Offices OF lnepcc
tors ot Election Of the Seventeenth flsrtiOn Dis
trict OF tho twentieth Ward was ten thou.snl TIRES
hundred and ufti .'Cvtn. u,0I
OF which Michael Shanncssy received three
thousand six aundrel and .cvcnty.nue. 500
,and ave hunirsd and tweniy.nne. .,...',., s5so
or which John Raj reit received one thousand
three hundred aud niaety. eve ........,...... 13o5
or which A. l.. Reed received Que thousand
two hundred and twenty -four. ................ !2A
OF which Robert Nel received two hundred
and 80
And Of which there we're scattering twelve. ~
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.LEyENrn ELECTION plsraIcr

That appears such est mate and canvas that the
whole number Of votes gwen Tor the Offices Of In
susctols uf Election OF the E..Yela Election District
oitno twentieth Ward WAS teu thousand tYQ ~ ldrcd
uuu tlEhll lhIct'ss. 'lv'.NS
sand seven hundred and lorieen. sn}
OF which Thomas Dunlap, DR., received tire,
th.u and hyo hundred and twenty.one. e....... 3,52i
OF which John MCkechnic received one thOu.
tnnl two hundred an clEhtl tl'fpur.........., 1884
Two lareG and thirty ylOur. '.,.,.,..,.,...' 1881
OF VIII ch Matthew Ahnuty received two hun.
nIfl Nlu " b-n cs.ssss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
OF which sil Imam Hugbel received two hundred
Ana Of which theIe were scattering thrteCn,,,.. 10
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&ptfinI Rctitts.
SIXTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

That appears On such estimate and crpvls that the
whole number o votes given for the OH COS Of lnspcc
tors OF Election OF the SxtoCnth Eectiol District of
the twentieth Ward was tea thousand tn ce hundred
seven hundred and ave...........,.,... .'.'. sos
or which james &. Denny received three tnou.
sand six hundred and eighty.four. s,G4
sond Iwc hundrcl an tSrtyele ,....'.,, i.ass
OF which Knox McAne" reccivet one thousand
two hundred and thrt seven ........ 1,237
or which Samucl Moiiat received two hundred
xoO
ard fiy.nine $50
Ann OF wnlch there were scattering nine....... Q
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MhRTTNETTI TROUPE


OF the
MARTINETTI TROUPE
who will appear every day
ano evening during the
week In the serio-comio
pantOmtme of
JOCKO,
;TIlE BRAZILIAN APE,
Mr. PAUL MAli1INET1l
as JCCKO,
las performed by him go
times In all the principal
cities in Europe aud Amer.
lea.
First appearance Of the
talented, young and beau
tiful protean actress,
LITTLE NELL,
THE
ICALIFoRNtA DIAMOND.
In the protcan faice, ex.
prcss'y arranged for her BY
| Mr.. J. n. Barnes, entitl ed
POpSEY M0PSEY,
Little Popsey wopsey. Miles
O'Rcilly Gan Irith Boyl,
Katrina. n Dutch Girl,
Master SHELTON,
LITTLE NELL.
with Songs, Irish Jig, Dutch
Wooden Shoe Dance,
Drum Solo and Banjo Solo
Ig at 3 o'clock.
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That " appears such and canvass that the
whole number OF votes Even for the ofccs OF Inspec
of Election of tho rwentich Election District OF
The wcnti"tn Ward was ten thousand three hundred
anu niNnln ...'..... ,..s......s.ss... lu~So
OF whlcl william ,eyrihg rcceiyea three tnou.
tand Aix hundred eighty three. .......... 3,6s5
.anG foas t1Sirei and ninety-.ir, ,.'..'...'.. slS
o. wn.ch V Illtan :. Murray received one thou.
sand three hundred and seveniytwo.......... 1871
or which Merritt Smith received one thou-and
two hundred and ty.nve................. lg15
OF which August Sucker received two hundred
and nii whine $50
Aud Of wi hich there were scattering twelve..... ~
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DAVIIION-I Suutn site, L.I, Is now opcn
j ior tu1 season Take 5. = Il II foot Of llooscvet
,Ir Grand hour - minutes; ci,rant fishing IN
Ihc fGy COkHELlCS BAkTA. Proprietor, formerly
OF AstOr II use.
~ aWpt u, hiHss.--Jpcn for bIHrutIs N 'dcation,
Aug to sept ~. &. II CHANDLER, Prncipal.
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That appcars such estimate aud canvass that tile
whole in nDcr OF votes given for thc offices nf In.
epcctors of Elect on of tile Eightecnth Election DIS.
tiict OF TIL Twentieth Ward was te0 thousand four
hundred and twenty three. ............... 10f2J
OF which q rick LARA y received three thou.
ssnd ss,yn nupdr, ana four ..,...........,, s7Oi
VI which LUXE CufrCn received three thousand
siy hundred aud nlctl .seyo1 ..,........... 3,Soi
OF which Jonu cCgeadlo received one thousand
two hundtcd au0 trlrtycight l23
or which James &attiu received ode thousand
two hundred and thiry.tour. ................. 1,2l
OF which khcinhatdt KrOan rcceIyea two nun.
utcd aid nine
sx 2n
AM VI hich there weic scattering twelye..... l2
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TVtal al............'... .......'.......s.sss.'.'s
rminn EIKc.rInN nIsrnfcr.

That u appears on such estimate and canvass, that
tho whole number of votes given for tie offices OF
Inspectors OF Election of the Third ELECTION District
OF the TwcEtieih Ward was ten thousand nvc hundred
sand tx huudfed and NINETY. * ,...'........ sSS
u SIX hundred Snd iorty nine ...,.. ... .. $3.50
four RaHfsd and len ''o" 1910
two SpadreI and iEiry.s!ht Wv. igs,
drcd and dt y.niSe $50
CT which james BOwser received two hunirdd -
And OF which there were scattering elcyeu...... II
Total .......... iOS2
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Now on exhibition in the
Museum the la-pcat and the
smallest woman IN the
world.
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That It appears on such estimate and canya mat the
whole number of votes gVrn tor the OWccs ~ lltpcc
tors OF Election Of the Thirteenth llrcuuf DstiCl VI
tho Twenucth ward was ten thousand one nun
Gre1 ana httl seven lv'i''
OF whlch John Grudy received thfee thoushnd 49,,
I'VE hundred and eighty yhrec. .,.;,,,,,,, aoS
OF which Thomas q. Cara received tnrrc thou' -.
sand nve hundred and scyontysir. ,,,..,,i..., aoN
OF which Eugene bOileyetc received oue ihol' -
sand two hundred aud lh.riy-nYe..,,..,..,.,, l,@S
VI ,Nsd Md't Two hundred and thirtv lgs2
OF wnlcn GeOrge Parker received two hundred ~
nity-ulnt. s''
OF which David haring received two hundred o,o
And of when there were &c catering "a teen.. i3
"a a.,
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Now on exhibition in thcl
Museum the largest and the
smallest woman IN the
world.
Miss HANNAH DUKE,
weighing 60 pounds
and
LITTLE Lulu,
who IA "a inches h,gu and
weighs u pounds.
The wonderful mechanical
scnsationalspectsclc Of tue
INTERNAL REGIONS.
conceived ana executed BY
PROFESSOR JUKES,
is now open TO sbcctatort
who have n taste for the In.
gcnious. the diabolic1l, aud
the terrific.
One million curiositics,
including wonderful NOV.
Wax Figures Automatic
Trapezis;s and Trumpeters.
BOHEMIAN GLASS
BLOWERS.
and dead and living speo
mems OF natural history al.
ways on exhibition.
Matinee at2P. NJ. Evenin
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That appears such estimate and canvass. that the
whole humDer Of votes given offices of spec.
tore II Election OF the lwcnh Election Dsi met Of
the Twentieti Ward was ten thousand two hun.
"a tlgHlNs slu'-J
or which George Brown received three thousand
SIX hundrad and moe ciy..our,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.... 36l
sand Ave hundTcd aid eighty cirhi .'',.,.,,.,'. 3Ss
OF which James 4, CougunOScn received one
thous and two hundred and thriyfOur........ 1884
OF whch Henry a., Chapman received one tloG.
SAND two Hundred Gnd thirty.thIeC. ....... lG3
OF when William Wilson received two HuHGrUd
hl A-llhcs .s.tts'..
uSd yn6e WV ~
And Of which there were scattClns thlrtecn. ... 10
Ta,ol I'D ls1
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Total amount. .,li6
Nnmed statcs - ts 5000
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$1,000 REWARD.

DoBlne'5 Via FUga cures aIl Liz.
~. hmH.I and b'Hafr Diee1sls. OvggHr U,gf-
t.' fHlA .lW'faHs. Gr4a4j DaHut and au
complaints OF the tUa7ry Org4He, in male ana
female. ''
81 600 VIII also be paid for any coso NJ
Blind El.iag NJ Het,ag PILES mat -Drg,,,....
PHe 3Eur1y f4us ~ elrr
pEBiNG.S MAGIC LINlNENT cures PBly-
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iu n1H 1n} tlrtt
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No Tr,ps ~ me-. c;,,,
opr world lvaIo ar -, ~ ' a. '-'"'
ibods viii l,,,,,on IN ~ d. ~ nc
tbrnny baro Jr,'isa, =, ,',I9uP"J "ii p''.''-
have rroycd nnoraiIi, o'i"Te I.S oI'' 'o''r
anost,cv sorrov hos &C.,, .t,e l''
manly Tho divine ro,dno,' bs' h 49, ~
ed immoosurohlc co,nfSr,, 49, 80,
condition but rs man = sinnor r H. l,''';
by inexora bio law snearor anJ f,,, ~
fcrinr in tho nrc.cnt lirc bo oar :,
obtain exemniion Econ CL~is,;.,;,- ~ r ~'i
her MANY and varions and r;nb oansoiIo,:o 49,
does not so chance Tho cIa~,o.or ,j.ao,,,'
dition Of her disc;nlos MI tbon -" ~ o'; :.
this world. "a 70 lcavc r'oocc,.ior TO- ,.o,.,'
ing. She prepares them inJeoI e. I ot
ter world wbrro All co,,..s c.r ~.
forever absent. bnt ncyor an,.;Ia ~ I'a,
better conn,ry' loes ~, NJ, -. ,,'.'
iitjop Grief "a Yt.t c.'.,i.. a.. ,,,,,,
not cniov until ,Lcr r.,eh i,;- -.
home
Heaven t. = tcarI,s. .s,c, AiuLo.u
ter there shall wocn -, ,,,ro5 III
world How ottr,c,icsr H.. -.
Dear reader. Il that f. Lo ,.'. - -
eternity? Wen. tben. NAV van , "' ra,iin,
upler ibo i,G-,,,;,i.s al
tons and bcr.avemcnts of nm, ,or,Ior,r,,
pilrrimoro Tfcv a., ,,1,. ~ u;,,,
while and thew have nm crl ,bcro ..1r.
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A New Antidote for Intemper-
ance.


What follows may strike tho reader as
an absurdity aud The coinare If q prolific
brain, but tho facts can b. sub.t1ntiaied
as being true II every particular, untvi'h-
standing The story smatters Of the preposier-
Gus For good reasons no names are men
toned in connection with the affair Sew
eral months since gentleman who had
been IN the habit Of returning to his homo
at night in an intoxicated condition sudden
~ ceased drinking, nor could the strongest
invitations of his friends induce him to take
another drop. lie refused to exp ain WHY
he had abandoned the cup, and it was but
few days since that he related WHY he
ceased tipping. He said that he was pos
sessed Of dear and good wife. and that
on one occasion, after be had returned home
IN drunken condition, his wife tied him in
blanket and administered to him sound
whipping, the instrument of cnstication
being stout stick. BY this means the
wife supposed to effect cure, but tho med
icine pro7ed Intellectual and the intoxication
continued Finally she hit upon an inccni.
Gus plan for retaining her husband, and
one day while he was sober she warned him
that he stood in great danger of incurrinp
the diSpleasure of Heaven for his sins, and
that, sooner or later, dire afflicton would
overtakc him. The advice was thrown a.
side, and one night the wife prepared cup
of glue and two small strips of linen, ana
when her besotted husband came home and
retired to bed she skilflly glued his eyes
over with the sticky substance, and pntient-
~ awaited daylgh; for the deuouemcut -
That time came, and great was the constcr-
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Perhaps no one medi-
cine is SO universally re-
CURED by everybody a.
n cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal.
~ adopted into use, in
every cOuntryaud among
Gil classes, rs this mild
but efficient purgativc
PU. The obvious rel-
son Is, thatitis q more re-
liable and far more cnec.
tual remedy than any
Oiher. Thnan vim Lnrn
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WIT AND uUMOR-

ought TO bet rs sold for consumpt iou ="
was the reply.
re- Fond mother, with son of very o.
pen conutenaucc-'He's a pretty boy, but
he don't take to bis letters, Squire well
he oughter, for his mouth is like the slit of
post Office box
EFThe Cincinnati Commercial styles
the Presiden. 'the effulgent givcr Of Office
and receiver of good things
s6F-At Whites Station, Tenn, there are
large number of young cclored ladies who
are destitute of wool on their heads, caus.
ed by patronizing young man who was
selling preparation for taking the kinks
out of the hair. He forgot to tell them
that his wash would also take the hair OUT,
but they found it out easy enough lie
has not visited that section recently, and if
he is a wise man he will remain away.
EsTThe other day, in Buffalo, an excit-
ed individual, with carpet-bag 10 one
hand and an umbrella in the other, and a
shawl hanging over his arm, nccosted one
of the street gemns with the question:
Say, bub, which is the quickest way for
me TO get to the Erie Railroad depot p
Run was the laconic response.
'Woll my dear, said our good pas tor.
at Sunday School, to tow headed urchin.
Il am glad to hear you are getting to be a
better boy. why, sir said Httlc Joe
looking up with grave earnestness, gosh
amt been sick
E2y'A negro woman was relating her cx-
porienco to gaping congregation Of color;
among other things she said She had been
in heaven. One Of the servants asked her,
Sister you sec any black folks in heaven :,
ooh, get out-'sposo go in dc kitchen
when / was dar'
GFAn exchange says Fanny Fern Is "a
butterfly writer, floating among The friuges
Of thought %, you get out. She don't
float among the fringos Of thought She
lives in New York. Talk about her float
ing, why she weighs nearly two hundred
pounds.
Es-Au Irish boy trying hard to get
place, denied that he was Irish Il don't
know what you mean by not being an L
risbman, said the man who was about to
hire him, 'but this know, you were born
IN Ireland. och your honor, il chats
all, small blame 10 that Suppose your
old cat had kittens IN the oven. Would thcv
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"our Father House - OF.
THE UNWRITTEN WORD.


~ DANIEL MAacu. 70. ID. ouHoy r1-
PY"lay "Night S,u~" TLa ma.,,. :,
H0aybf anal I,y,,,l,.,. .J... 81,
rs amt Lroufis d, Hr G,eo, Hael. ,-H +.
B'oomju1 6ovo, Epgjuy Lir,1s Uo,;sg
p0lms, hoHipy cIou4s. B1uEfai barr. So,
crcl mDpDhl,D., N.LgLt/sf ,irSs. 1tgEl,
oc,0He, Thm0etfuy loiroe. Tf5-t,., Jl..,
eHs oad rot Hter r.H rspHes L,.ug.
%, mW'oa .fr.If. r.J 5.e1. ..,. Z.
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"Doctor, enclosed .fn8 81. Plcasc scl,d
me s'pPL. T,eo Lan,lics here uaai Ia
hy y0tn CoHstjtUft0n Rcaoraior."
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tried -, know that il cured them those who have
not know that it cures their neghbors and friends
and all know that what It does once i does always
that il never fails through any fault or negcrt1f
Is composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands OF ceTtifc aies OF their remarkable cures o the
L'loNHlE complaint, nut such cures are known IN
every ncghborhOod, and we need not publish them.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions in al climates:
they may be takcn with safety by anybody. Their
the pleasant 70 take while being purely vege,i,Ie
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
internal viSccra u purify the blood and stimulates il
INTO healthy action remove the ostructions OF tho
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of the
body, restoring their irregular action 70 health and
10y correcting, wherever they exist, such dcrauge-
ments as arc the first origin ofdiscase.
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
tse box ioT the following complaints, which these
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Ei.tIrss-
nfss' LanTuOr and H.oas or Appetite. they
a-h anil restore It's healthy tone and action
For E.iTrr COuspiains and is various SWIM.
tom EiiiOus EHeaisache. Sick HHaadachr
Colo and Bilious FeVers, they should bo in
action or remove the obstructions ,vbirb c,,,s
tor Dysentery or DIarrhOes, but ono mild
lose i7 generally required.
For Hsheu usatisrs7, Govt. Gravel. Paint
tatiOn or the Ezcart, Pain ~ she sss,T-
Rack and Eoins' they should be ,ntinuotr siy
taken, ~ require o. change tho diseased In II
ga 'g-i'n Win such change those complaints
Fo- ESropsy aud EsropsicaI SWELLING t,,ev
l''hil Dc Likrn ln large and frequent dose h. r-
tL ' t.l' 'IN'h bl m NfNatlf purge.
For supprrugipn q large dose sh ,ut1 DC tsfe-
D.. Do produces the desired effect br e,-r1rr ff..
A. % Dinner Pif. take ono or two Ts5Tfq q, Y,-e.
mote digestion 1nd relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulate the afor,-rb ....1
bowels into healthy action, restores the rDUafifa
a1i iHr.r'.1f1s th' system Hence 20 b. oC..-l = i
vlgtIEe1us whore u1 serious dpraugorr.,t ...i 81
one who feels t1lcrtbly well, ofton finds fhr. Ia ID n
ni These Pifs makes him feel decidedly better f-o-
tler cleansing and renovatn5 cneet on the df.r...
hvc apparatus.
DR. y. G. ATER G CO.. Practical che,yis,,.
LOWELL. MASS. y. s.. a.