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There such nedlaire .,r the diseases , , f..
eo"rndst IS Edward Wdsrs Stomach Filters Ttts noI
N'ey a'-rteIthat they are altogether uncoua They ara
"p'o'tey nt!ioc, if rsed accorn: t1 directions in IVA
p'l' hufssion Intermittent Fever, Liver COMPLAINT Col
" '"'' ihcy are ionic They eminent ly an atera.
I'VE Ihey e superior to all other medicines A. an ann 7or
lAey nYgesate the enofbed stomach and revive the
wrought SYSTEM They ada new power to the weakened
h-a ana 'usain the ovrraxe,t brain. Besides being spne
Hor TO- Ties are unlike all other Bltters in having or ta-
p"'e PueecpperdstHled Bourbon whisky. This fact alone
" -''t D'' 'ciicern IN the city where they arc made,
andmut commend them to the lovers Of the roo1 and o
Inc eYcFy"here To tile anxious mother weighed down with
my c%es to the merchant exhausted by the harass Of ,,s
ness 10 dyspep TO him who suffers from cons;ination
TO the victim Of UA or collie se5ly these Btor of5,r
speedy " neYeriains relief Try them. If You take them
once you VIII neFsc after h. withoutlhem in varr h1e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

Among the notable arrivals in Ottawa duriny
the past week is to be chronicled that of Hugh
Giilen, lof Reddick & Gillen after fortniyh
tour of the great dry goods mart at the East
hugh reports that he never struck the market at
a more favorable iulcture for buying. The south.
ern trade had eatirely failed, the interior trade
Is not half what was expected, and the western
trade Is enough 70 drive the manufacturers and
Iobbers to suicide. SO when Hugh arrived with
MS pockets full of greenbacks, they literally flung
their goods at kim. Never before was country
dealer so besieged and bedeviled. Dogeus and
scores surrounded him with their samples, and
the common language vas, Take them at your
own price"
So Hugh went in. He was prepared to pur.
cHase pretty heavily; but at the prices offered.
he found his money almost sufficient TO double
his intended purchases. And now his new stock.
most of which has already arrived, is a sight to
make you stare. l. would take book TO par.
ticularize and describe it. In dress goods, there
is long line Of japanese Silks and Poplins. in
checks, stripes and all the plain colors, really
dazzling and beyond anything ever before seen
In this market Something entirely new is \
brilliant line of japanese broche silks while in
ordinary black and fancy silks the stock is really
stunning. Then we have Japanese challies and
japanese cloths, again entirely new; with French,
Irish, English and Roubax poplins, full line of
the Buffalo, Beaver and Otter brands of alpaccas
In all colors; Grape mignouette, black grena-
dimes, bonbazines, &c.,-a complete line Of
mourning goods. In shawl. Hugh's purchases
fully justify the word enormous far exceeding
any former venture in that line. Then he mas a
small mountain of cassimeres, broadcloths> and
all other cloths; with hosiery gloves, eorsets,
&c, in endless quantity and variety
y heavy stock of boots, shoes, hats and cans at
a great reduction to close out the stock. Ii not
sold in reasonable time at the present reduction
they must be given away.
In groceries the stock has been thoroughly re-.
penished and is full up
Neo prices aU Mrogghi In short, Hugh is in
his glory. Always buying only the best class of
goods, he has sometimes heretofore been annoved
by rival dealers pretending to sell goods SEEM
irgly of the same class at Hughs prices but
now he can laugh at dark WAYS and vaia tricks
of that sort. To undertake to undersell Redl,.L
& Gillen now would be desperation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

thousands ot chlrua die annually OF worms trne yer
mesde or w"rnk"r hl, long been desdcratum in nled
cine, Edward wl.rs Mothers Worm syrup is M, ona n,
needed 10 secure ' children against the nsdiops evils of tho
MAJ worms which u, trlriucstinal tract isrell,le
II Ii pleasant. its 'auhrious. II safe T. rypcrs round
wo ms thread worms and the huge taps.worln It cannot
tai u clears Gp ic Nkin II s"crcuS the temper OF tho
Hu" sufferers secures sleep. 1t brings back appetite
1t relieves the umid belly 1t advances the Growth of hs
cmd IreNorcN the ryN, 10 It, crck. sayc its teeth IL
guards 1t as2inst con'sons spasm aud ST. Wins dance.
its fur superior to AL other medicine, Tor cspelng woms
Mothers sec to It that you i've Your children this truly never.
falling worm.silIur.
EDWARD WILDER Il CO.,
Whohsa!e Druggists,
!i Main street, Marble Front
Louisville, Ky.
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To MILLINERs.-Mrs. Morris will have 4
grand opening of millinery goods today. and
she extends a special invitation TO the ,nilliners
OF Ottawa to come and sec the now styles. She
has an immense assortment Of fine goods, which
she Is offering q. a.tonishinglv low prices.
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Dont be fooled bv any man into buying low
grade OF -four ata BIZ price, because lie says he
has sold so many sacks in year. nnu and will
sell you \ better Hour IA. less money.
WOOD Elrle MillS
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BOwnaan,s Gallery.

| For over three weeks Bowmans celebrated
Art Gallery. in this city, has been closed for i'm
| provement and repairs. His constantly increas-
| Ing business has at length grown SO large that
he was compelled to have more room, and to
keep larger stock of goods; and to get the re-
CURED room 1t was necessary to remodel the in
terror OF the upper story of the two buildings oc.
cupied by him. He first cbsaiaed the assistance
OF George Jekyll, one of our leading contractors
a carpenter who knows all about his business
Mr.. Jekyll and Mr.. Bowman took survey of
the various rooms in that quarter of Cheever's
block and Huf's building, and worked out
new and satisfactory plan. 4 force of ctrpen.
ters came and cut, sawed, pounded, planed
bored and hammered to their hearts content
First they made a chaos, but out of this came
new roo1ns of various sizes, ready for the plas.
terer and painter. They came, and soon perfect
walls appeared and thereupon, Byron Morrison
the eminent kalsominis:, covered them with a
straw tint, at once mellow and agreeable, and
forming the richest and best background for
pictures The process OF whitening, painting
and sraining accomplished, the work of re.hany.
ing the pictures followed. This slow and ted.
Gus job was at length performed, and the thou
sands OF pictures great and small, landscape and
HthograPh chrome and photograph, oil painting
and pencil sketch, were most artistically hung
upon the walls OF the several rooms, 70 in mum.
Der, by Mr. Hunt" gton, the skilled photograph
er, assisted by p er the superior printer, all
under the immod te direction and superintend-
ence OF Mrs. B., gho is herself an artist of ex.
cellent Judgment
Entering from the second flight OF stairs, the
visitor finds a hill. with hat and Goa: racks and
mirrors; passing forward he is ushered into the
reception room, "A large and we'll lighted apart
ment with splendid pictures filing the walls
from floor to the lofty ceiling, artisticallv ar.
ranged aa 10 co.oTs, association and character
50 that they hsrnonize with each other and pro.
duce charming general effect
Non may spend hours in looking at these pic.
lures, or sit down and look through a vast pile
OF stereoscopic views, or approaching the coun.
ter, on which are two OF Barclays bevel silver
sho" cases, full OF pictures, where you leave
your order for few dozen pictures for yourself
or some friend pay your BILL and take a look at
the new albums in the splendid upright case
made by Mr. Jeay!l. The walls in the rear are
covered with frames of yarious size. and shapes.
Adteiuing this room is the parlor with fine pic.
lures, bureau, piano and other rich furniture.
Here Mrs. B. receives her lady friends Pass.
ins from the hall At the entrance YOU find the
toilet room, .ii1ising this the operating room,
and near by chemical and work rooms.
The avs gallery is delightful place to spend
an hour two, and we'll worth visit from
. those who have not seen it, as well as 10 those
who have. as every day something new is added
TO IFS attractions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

fRiAE lschu uler Il 20. are selling
prize collars, the best IN the market They come
in packages, ten in number Each carton Of ten
boxes is warranted to contain prize worth from
one dollar to ono hundred dollars. Price, S2.5O
per carton. Call and zee them,
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Ottawa Post GElca,

SoCIABLE,-The Caiversali.t- will h.ve a 60.
eiable At the residence of T. J. Wade, East O;,a.
wa. next Wednesday. Fvsrv one welcome.
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NEW GOODS AT HILLIARD's.-The place to
buy goods cheap. Give him call and satisfy
yourselves as to now low he is selling GOOD
sheeting. y fine lot of Percales cheap. Spring
Shawls and Table Linen at prices to suit A
fine lo; of Mohar Plaids
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MILLINERY OPENING.-Mrs. Morris invites
the ladies OF Ottawa and vicinity to call to-day,
when she will have grand opeaing of new mil.
linery goods. She has just rsceived very ex.
tsnsive assortment of rich and elegant goods of
all kinds, comprising all the styles of ladies'
and misses hats and mos. splendid lot of
French and American flowers She makes the
desirable announcement, too, that while she has
the richest aud best fine millinery goods in Otta.
wa, her prices for everything are lower than
those of any other millinery establishment in
this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

THtHEs-A' a meeting of .he Niagara Fire
Co. No /. las: week. A resolution Of thanks 70
Geo. ". Cushman, for S25, was adopted
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The Ottawa Post Office.

n day or two ago We took occasion to interview
'he ahaoie Post Master Of our city, and from him
obtained some facts which will prove NOT onlv
interesting but valuable to our readers:
During the last week IN March there were re-.
ceived at this Office j292 letters-at the rate of
2'o, lSf during the year to come Stamns nan.
ceiled during the Same week, S14lGO. Stamps
and envelopes sold during the year ending March
81, Sl,96920. Estimate of sta,nps for tbo corn-
ing year SH5G3.90. Total number of dead let.
'erS last wesk, 59s. Estimate for the ve,,
@'o'2' Letters returned to writers las. opar,sr
Ioo' Or az the rate of 74i per annum. Number
OF registered letters last quarter, 1O4. fees IN
same, SlI Number Of money ordar. ;ss,ad
'''' amounting to $9,O74G5. Orders paid dur.
ing the same time, $S,4s5 45 Aurora. c,amin,
nearly double our population, only beats us in
TINS Item SlSS for the same time,
Ihe following j. the complete list of pos. off.
ces IN La Sale county. Those n. .arked with tho
star are the only Eoney order Offices.
Asoury' Brnceyille, Cornville, DAYTON, Deer
ftii' "h'r.'ilIe, Farm Ridge, Freedom, Free.
do" Centre, Galloway, Garfield, %La Sale. Le.
land Lock- ~L"Stan', Lowell, *Marseiles. HNen.
a'ta, Miner NV Rutland, Worthwhile. Norwa,
0a'gsoy' 'ott'"'' Peru, Prairie Centre, Sene.
ch, Sheridan, 'S,re,tor, #Tonica, Trjmonb Tro,,
'.TVe' 1,E Onct' Nrrm'iilou Town.
''''e fa'f''o"' connected with the
mans ''''' ''.' pune 90 not pay proper atten-
zion to,-.ueh, t5r instance, As:
Newspapers must not be mt nm 9, ,b+ -,
'PP'' cannot o' removed without tearing it.
-,., "''PP'' ie''ef postage must be charged
.'' P's' master A. allowed to examine papers
"l'I '"S wrapper VIII permit, TO see that they
40 4ot eHc'oSs writing or letters, articles upon
", IMAM 7"'P'PsF postage Is chargea.
VIC wrapper cannot reailly De removed
'"e post master - ~ pTesu'Go that the content,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

NURSERY SrocK.-Notice is hereby given to
tho fruit growers Of Ottawa and vicinity, that
A. H. CASTOR, Of Henry, ILL.,, can DO found at tho
Galloway House, offering to exchange twelve Of
the ls'dny varieties Of apples-inoludius the
stsrk.--Psars, Early Richmond cherries, Plums.
Concord Grape, Kitta.inaa Blackberry, Philsdsl.
phia Raspberry, and six varieties Of evsrsroous
also the OheSnut tree Sll Of which am an xious
70 sxsAaags isr grssabssks, National bank bile
s.d psst,l currency. No metallic serrsAsy
needed IL ny business. 4. 81. GAsrox.
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For the largest and best selected stock of sta.
pie aud fancy dry goods, notions, boots, shoes
and CATERS, at extraordinary low prices, 70 to
Burke & Heenan's, II La Sale Street.
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If you want 70 hnv boots and shoes cheap fo,
cash. buy them o; J. Nc.afia.
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Another % bbl lot of Fountain City Flour
Just received at Shaw; and there is a man in
town who owns big mill that don, seem to
like it,
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If you want democrat wagon, a light double
carriage or single buggy, or sny sort Of rood
spring wagon, 20 70 W. o. Bldds. On ColanS,s
street. %
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lNrRoDrCToRY.-Mrs. Harper, lady from
Columbus, Ohio, has located at Ottawa, at No.
l3' Main street, where she has fitted sp a suit
of rooms, including large store room, where
she will carry on, extensive scale, the mil.
ilnery business; also straw goods, ladies' and
gentleman's wear, bleached and pressed as good
as new. She will keep ap extensive stock of ali
the goods in her line of business; and by doing
business on a cash basis, doing her work well
and asking moderate prices, she hopes to get a
fair share of public patronage. ...
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PAINTERS WANTED.-Hardin, Frost X Clark,
painters, on Msin street, want i good brush
hands Immediately.
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Still they eoms--those fine, stylish spring a.d
summer goods at ]. Negafia's.
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Go 70 Child d Bro.s ssd ~ ths asw Iss,u
aad shoes Prices lower thaa ever. W. o.
prove 1t BY Morgan. -,.......t.. .rtn
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W. II. HuLL-Received at Hulls thu, weak
q new stock OF japanese Stripe Silk, which we
are still selling at the low price of 81. These
goods are very desirable and scarce.
New stock Emhroideries.
New stock Shawla
Bargains in Hosiery.
Bargains in White Goods.
We shall open for inspection Sext week full
line OF fancy summer Silks, in stripe, plaid and
check
We are now fitting up rooms for our ready
made suits and shall be able to show next week
a fine line Of ladies' aud chiliren's ready made
salts in Linen, White Muslin, PiQue, Sc.
Elegant White Morning Robes, White Suits.
&c, g. '-
Children White Sui,s
Ladies' Underwear ia great variety. .
These goods are yeay cheap, We will be
pleased to have every body ell and look at them.
The largest, finest ana cheapest stock of Dry
Goods IN the west. All We ask is for YOU to lool,
ana you WI! be convinced. W. II. HULL.
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ANNA FIELD.-We call attention to the card
of Miss Anna Field, in this paper She has had
an extensive experience in her trade, and under
stands it thoroughly, and in fact is one OF the
best dress makers in the business. Her iudg.
ment and taste are relied upon by the ladies in
selecting becoming colors for each of her custom.
ers, and she never fails TO give satisfaction.
Ladies, when about to purchase expensive
dresses, very gladly avail themselves OF her ex.
perence and excellent judgment in making
selections.
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Go TO w o. Buads for good. SUI, initial bu (.
gies. He gets them up in style IN makes tn
price reasonable
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For Groceries of every description. delivered
promptly i. al parts If the city, so to Burke t.
Heeu Ms. No II La Snlle street,
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Ladies Serge Congress Gai,ers for one dollar
at j. Meg,ttin's
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CARPETS CARPETS, CARPETs-New stock o.
carpet received this week. A new lot of Brus
sel- very cheap NJ Scott, Houtz Il Co.'s.
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City Mills Flour is gaining favor, and ever
body who uses it pronounces it choice.
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Two hundred Thousand vi.orous O.oce Oranu,
HedEe Plants t1r sale Mt - fair price at the agri
cultural store Of s II Hunsherscr.
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10 continue through the year ISL, of
100000 Tbs. of Flour
1000 &" Sugar.
ISOOO {" Coffee
1000 " Tea. .... ......
10000 " Soap
5000 " Rice.
1900 enl. of Syrup.
1000 q" Vinegar.
S,pOo " Stoneware.
An imnenso lot of erockery aad fancy gro.
ceries, all to be sold without reserve at the low.
est cash prices. Gro early and often to these
cheap sales and ger bargains. RIALE Bros.
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Bsdd is the best carriage maker in Ottawa
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B.dd makes TIE bert fancy carriages and bug.
~ = Otnvs. m
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M Peiroe announces that he sells first class
live geese feathers at 95 cents per pound. Thi.
b as cheap as the geese themselve. oan afford "a
grow them.
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A splendid line Of Young Rysou, Gunpo wd.r,
O1'oug and Japan Teas, just arrived At Burke
4 Uocnun., II lS Sale Street,
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Trains viii pas. ottawa q, follows:
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siarchl', l,5l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
MHDxCAL.
DIR. Q. BigelOw,

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN.
Has removed from No. iT9 South Clark-st cor.
Monroe, 10 No 70 south HSlstsd ST. Ii is we'll
known by all resGers of the papers that Dr. Big
Glow is the oldest established Physician in Chi
cago, who hAs made the treatment OF all chronic
and sexual diseases specially.
he has dev.t she last twenty years of his
time exclusively TO the treatment OF all forms of
private complaints in both sexes. And for the
last twelve years has been 10 lated at lT9 south
Clark street, Chicago, III.
From his long establishment, and unequaled
success in curing all cases which come under his
charge, he has gained Union tide reputation,
VIII b causes the afflicted TO SEEK his aid and ad-
vice from all parts of the United States. 1t 10
well known that ali who call on him with any
private afiistion, can, and will, be cure in the
shortest possible time, without the dangerous
effects of mineral poisons YOU'VE MN who have
injured the mselves by . secret habit shoald lose
no time, but call on Dr. Bisetow at once and b,
cured. All female diseases and irregularitiet
treated with perfect safety and success.
Send for bis circular peculiar to diseases Of
females.
Send for Guide TO Health. Al! sent free, on
receipt Of stamps, in sealed envelopes, free from
observation Office hours from . n. TO p IN
| Sundays from 10 10 I'm, and from to 4.3O p
! m Office and Parlors separate for ladies anC
! gentlemen. Address all letters TO DR.. @. Bige
! low. No 73 South Halsted St, box l54 jel3
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
Solely d! b I1.|5 I|Y
NE An Il GOD F:

HOW LOST, HOW REsr0kED.- ust pub
IL hshed by DR.. Lewls, 356 pages, 1hir4 Ed
tion, Lhe Gsd.csi 0onPanion aac GEide 20
Health. on the radical care OF SpsrmAtoTrav-a,
or scu-,nA Weakness, IRvo.GHiary somiu al
Losses, ImBotebey, Aentai and Physical Iasa
pSelty l o pedlmtnt Io Marriage. etc ana the
Nenereai and syt hiihtIo Asisoies, with PLAIN
an d clear directions Tor the speedy cure OF Sec
on daIJ symptoms. Goeorrhoss. elects 5tFictarvs,
aud sli diseases OF the sklU, sueh Scuryy
Scrofula, Ulcers, Bclls Bloteaes and Pin pies oa
the face ana DO ~, Consumption. Epilepsy. an d
FITS, induced by self indulgence or sexual ex
travAga
The celebrated author, in this admirable treat
Use. clearly demonstrates, from forty years sue
cssstal practice, that the ala ming consequence
OF self ah0so may be radically cursd, pointiu q
out mode f cure st oner simple. certain, and
e5ectusl. by mtan= of which every suae, err. no
matter what his condition msy be, can be effect
uNlly cured. cheaply, privately All radicaly.
E1T- This DO * should he in the hands ef ev-
cry youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in a plain envelop, Price 30
cents Address DR. LEWIS. No :, Beach g.
New Norh, juneIs-d&wty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
Ladies, taEe Particular Notice.
The Real Velpau Female Pills
WARRANTED BEkNCH

These Pills, SO eslsk ratod many years ago IN
Paris for the -eief of fem ale IrreguiarItiss and
afterwards for their criminal en- y men, in the
practice OF abortion, nov offered for sale Tor
che frs. time in America, They have been Kept
in com parative obseurity from the fact th at the
origin ator, DR.. Vslpau. 70 q pa stefan in Paris.
Of great wealth and has strot tioursprin-
ci pies. and has withheld them from general use
lest they should be employed for unlawful p7r
poses
In overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
Of the Womb, hites, Green Sickness, supp res
sion Retention, or Tmmoderate Plow Of the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Aztec
lions, Pains In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exertion PalpitstioD Of the Heart, Hys-
terics, &C., and will effect cure when all Other
means have failed and, although a powerful
remedy, d o not &C ntsiB calomel, Antim ny, or
snything hurtful to the constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They will, In a short time, bring on the mont
period with regularity
CAurIoE Married Ladies should never axe
them when there Is any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure to produc.
misearrisge.
La lies can procure box sealed from tee eyes
ofthe ourioxs, by enclosing one dollar. and sin
postage stamps to MAC0EBER, General
A 'ent Tor United States and Cauadas. at Albany
q v, or 81 any 90 thOrised Agent my34dwiy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-04
k!G3as!9AS!ls3

Cures all diseases caused b, self-abuss. viz
Sperm atorrhsa. Seminal Weakness, Night
Emissions, Loss of Memory, Universe LaIsi-
tude, Pains in the Back Dimness of Vision,
Premature Old Ase, Weak Nerves, D Gicult
Breathing, Pale CountenEn Insanity, Con-
sumT ton ana all di eases that follow as Sc
quence of you.hfa' indi.cretions.
S.R-T This medicine has been esd in our prac-
tee for many cars, and with thousands treat
ed il has not fai I'D IN a single instance.
sfs- Zach package Of Vegetable Care is wrap
ped in ultramar ne blue paper, printed in gold
letters, and contains one bottle filed with Su-
garcoated Pills and one vial of Medieated
Powders, Sufficient to make one-half pint of in
| iacti. % ; and one SYRINGE