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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

CnuRcH SrATIsrIos.-F the recent
journal Of the Episcopal Diocese of YER
mont, we learn that the Diocese comprises | !.
797 families, and 6,S24 individuals. Dur.
ing the past year ninety.fye adults have been
baptized and 1917 infants. Number of con-
frmations, lSS; Number of communicates,
1925. OF Sunday school scholars and
teachers there are 500 and seventy.one
scholars in the parish schools.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY.
The morning Of tine second day brought
many additional entries Of stock, as well as a
large crowd of people The books Of entry
were closed about ten O'Clock, the vacancies
in committees filled, and the business" Of
the fair commenced in earnest Competitors
were on the alert, and everything entered for
a premium was put upon its best appearance.
Iour readers will not expect that within the
limits Of one short letter, anything like a de-
tailed description Of the vast assemblage Of
fine animals turned over to the appropriate
committees for examination, can be given. As
compared with former similar exhibitions, it
did no violence to the general onward march
of improvement which charactcrizes all the
productive resources Of this day and genera.
ton, and it required discernment yisibl,
only to committees, and perhaps not Away
to them, to fix the award of merit Horses
cattle, sheep and swine, were alike well rep
resented, and the poultry show surpassed any
thing seen since the days of Mr. Burnham
the late hero of poultrydom Charles W
:, Treadwell of Exeter, New Hampshire mad
the most extensive display in this department
:, The afternoon races embraced trials O
speed of the $50 horses and double-toam,
In the first class, King William owned b
j. w McDufIe, Of Boston, won the race i
:, three straight heats best time, $40 Tn
doube-team race resulted in a triumph {
d A. W. Worcester's Richmond Boy, and Nc
Clelan, also of Boston Time, 240, 2,43l
242.
:. In the evening farmers meeting WI
=, holden in jackson Hall, Major Ladd, of Low
!, ell, being called to the chair One of til
= speakers, Mr. J. T. Everett, of Princeton
- talked sheep" and said that the farmers
10 Vermont had. within his recollection, change
= front three or four times in the managemeI
,o of the wool interest. He thought they hu
40 made great mistake but if he understood
~ Vermont farmers as well as we do, he woul
,s not expect them to continue on, for any lengt
of time, raising wool at less than forty cen
NO pound, with butter at fifty cents. Beside
10 it amt " human mater, as " old S,aploton
-, expressed it, The Bee-keepers' Association
~ of which Mr.. A. Brodey, of Lee, is chic
ho also.had a meeting and with houeyed wor,
- discussed the shining hour" labors, AT
= profits of their pets,-" Italian Queens y
= particular.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13


Grant OF Great Falls took three out oil III,
four heats The running race when seemed
to excite the most interest was contested py
four horses, and the larger purse oil my dol'
lars was taken by Lady Gibbons owned ny
NJ r. Downing OF South Boston l"u''
Mac, the Bradford horse was withdrawn at
the end of the first heat his rider having
been thrown but without injury when neal
the judge stand The other two horses wor
one heat each. Iime2oG, W. 2,lo' 2'l"' 1t
the evening there was another farmers meet
ing a' which the feeding OF cattle was as
cu-sad, Dr. Lorlng aud several other promln
emf ogr'u.mrl'ts taking part' some oil the
remarks as reported for the city papers
would make interesting matter Tor your aer'
cultural columns.
FRIDAY.
This was the great and last day Of TIA,
grand New England exhibition. II was mad,
a general holiday for Lowell oil the mills
and factories .u.pending operations, and the
employee. turned loose TO help swell the i'm
mense throng Of visitors The city govern
ment also honotoi the day by giving pubh,
dinner to tho New England Society on III,
fair ground. There was also a military ant
civil procession of quite an imposing magni
uda which escorted the city council and ia
yitel guests from the civ Hall to the fair
grounds. President I.oring. Secretary Need
ham. and chief Marshal of the fair. Col Har
wood occupied one barouche ia the process
sion. The delegations from each of the New
England State. were arranged together in ba
rouches. over which banner, bearing the coa
of arms of their respective states were ear
riei
A. half pa.t ten there w,.a trot of orse,
tbot never beat 2.55. Won by Worceste
horse named Clifford best time 24Ol
Then followed "A stallion race. open to ali
which was unfinished when the hour arrive,
FIR the Grafton. which was delivered by Pre-,
idsnt Iorinr from th,iule,'. stand. and warm
ly applauled by the vast crowd that l,teue,
to it,.
-Four horse, contested the last named race
which wa, won hy r. Smith. Shakespeare
against Blue Jacket Draco. and Sam Curt.
the last named horse di,,anced Time .. 4.
|24ll 245. There was also another race 70
three minute horses in which D Sunderland
Vermont Row ,y,. fine ,yirpar +, D l2i host
,Iso, y.,onj rn,ri,, r,oo ,vo,, h, t.;,,io Ma.
limo ooi 9oSi Tb;. .on.lr5o5 n
ho.y, .how and an Cha ,rboi, 3. ,,. . u,-
,,,d ON.
Tho Jir,o- ,,A;., .o,,n,.,...d r.. .,,.. ~
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13
fGaluhman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~. ISL
ar|-a-a-a---a--a1-. 49,
TrRss-i 1nl per year, strictly Zoo advance or 8"
70 not paid within three months.
The butler Campaign.


Ter has taken the heId Tor toe go''rnor'h'p
lie Is not content TO wait ior the nominating
convention 'u, pu' o''''''' ,"'O 'o''a', WIN
the people ana ASKS Tor 900 '''c''on "''hou' a
nomination we ''N' ''''' !" our p'''''''
'au''''' ana conventions 'n' cope nave 10
voice l"' '''''''"'', ID "' j. 'o','' "'''
snr'Wo' secures ''e SURFACES OF ''' 'e" ,'eu
VINO 'o"''''"'' '"' ''''u'' '''' '''J ".'"''"'
Ia" ''' P'ol',' '"' l''N ''''' 'r' U'"""
'"e party ""'p ''"'A'u' ''u away '''"'' 'u'
parry ''"u "''' ''' '''','e' ''i'u''''' '' '"'
Po''S' N' '''' '' "'e'' OF ''' p''I''' '' 10
vote 'n' regular nomination ID, regular
nomination Us s''"''' 10y ''' '"' "'''' "''.'
p""'f '' ''' regular ''5' ''' '"' P,'I .'
nave ~ Pn' "I "''' '''''" ''''''' jill Is
lo''''' ''o','
"" ''' ""'.. ''''' VIZ .'' '''u'' P''''''
W ' ' '''''.,''' ''' ''''' ''N' ''' ~ ~"
'''' '''''' ~ '"'''" ''- "''''' 30 '' "''
'''' '"' '''' '''''''o' '"''' '','"'"
'''"''" ''' "''' "'' "''''' ID" V'"'
""o '''''N' ID, '' "'''' 'o ' WIN ''S
in hi. capacity and availability. coming ont
y''o'' ',' ''' '''' "''' '''' ''H "'''''''' .o'
their suiiragcs. Such % course does away with
many of the mean low trick. Of party poll.
F'', " ''' i',.',' ''''' ''' VI
gear 1t brings ihe candidate hec TO face
with the elector, puts him 90 his meule,
and gives the people not only the privilege of
voting but the right to Indicate their choice
between the candidates
/ On thewhole we approyeih- Butcrian meth
cd Of the candidate openly proposiug himseflor
the Goyornorship and then -tumping the State
to convince the people Of his qualifications for
the office. In that way he will find out GER
tanly whether The people want him. and the
people will find out all about him. There is
so much that j., unicrhaud and tricky in the
management of nominating conventions the
unworthicst and most INSCRIPTIONS men arc
so likely 10 succeed there are so many dark
ways about them; they are so foreign to the
]
yersiye of the right Of the elecior. to choose
for themselves, that we are quite satisfied to
see a new and better practise inaupurated in
Massachusetts.
But we wish it might have been done by a
better man. # lisa pity that the most rest
less and feline Of AN the demaeogues of the
country should be first to lead off in SO fine
a reform. 1t is a shame that he should be.
gin the canvass with such rockies, and per.
sona assaults. Yet very much will be foreiv.
en- to his courage and address. He has
certain qualities that appeal very strongly to
the average Massachusetts, intelligence and to
the mediocre Massacbusett, CLERGYMAN and
reformor. DIR. Marvin editor or the N,,,c
leads off for him. He thinks IL is botter 70
have devil who will administer tbs nrob,b.
itory law. than an angel who will mot
Butler court. the female .urr,,;s,. u;s
.o,..,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13
The New England Fair.
LOWELL, Mass, srrr. sth, 1871

LOWELL MAS" SLIT. ''u' %
Inc eighth Annual Fa'r OF the new Eng'
lanu Agrlcu''ura' 7ocie'y' 'l'u' '''o' - ''oi'
ing president wnich opened III '"'s e''y o"
tuesday anu closed to-day mas Oo'n great
success IN some respects suip''''"g any OF IT'S
predecessors "reat preparations hau peon
maze 'or IT, ana all the arrangements seemed
TO nave oecn wen devised ana were erncleu''y
carried out ONE apparent satisfaction OIL oo'n
'A"'o''oT' ana VISITORS 'N'''i'"' po'''e
regulations secured the nest orner throughout
40 spurious liquors. ale or peer o'lng allow
A." 10 We 1901" upon ''e s'0o, ,. vi 'o'r''
,"' s''"' 'u"uN OF l'0P'o' ""''" ''' OCCASION
Drought INFO 'o' ''''' ''' MOI come without
'"' u'"'' P'' WIN WI ''' 'o"-' ''''''"'' ""'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

MnIrIA.-The first regiment Vt. Vol. In.
iantry, will hereafter be styled the Stannard
Light Guard" the Governor having given
his approval
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

AN unusually lively canvass for the Re.
publican nomination for Governor Of New
Jersey was ended at Trenton, Wednesday, by
the choice of Cornelius Walsh, on the second
ballot Gen. Fitzpatrick and James NJ. Soovel
having been his chief rivals MIR. Walsh il
a prominent manufacturer Of Newark, was a
leading candidate, last winter, for the United
States senatorship, which was finally bestowed
upon Mr.. frelinghuysen, and is an upright
aud able man, New Jersey is proverbially :
close state, but il the somewhat bitter feel
ings which the rivalry for the Republican
nomination have aroused do not prevent q
cordial union among the Republicans, there
seems to be no good reason to doubt that Mr.
Walsh will be elected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

The remarkable time made by Goldsmith
Maid in the horse race at Cold Spring Wis,
recently, will excite the admiration Of sport.
ing men, as it will attract the attention Of the
general public, 1t is over four years now
since, on the l4th of August, 1867, dexter
made at Buffalo the before unprecedented
time Of mile in minutes and III seconds,
but that wonderful record, never since equaled
was surpassed recently, when Goldsmith
Maid" trotted mile in 2;l7, according to
the least favorable statement, the three Judges
having taken the time respectively, as 2:lGl,
2;l61, and 2;l7, but finally settled upon the
latter as the "ofdoial" statement.
Mr.. Robert Bonner of the New York
Ledger, who owns Dexter, is evidently disturb
ed at this record, and publishes the following
in reference to il
"some of the daily papers have reported
that Goldsmiths Maid has trotted a mile in
2.l7. Everybody knows that she never saw
the day she could do that without running
but even il she had done it, it would leave her
behind Dexter, for he trotted in the presence
of 10000, peopen ZIG, although beaten in
that race by a running horse which made 2.l5.
aud therefore got the record"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10
SEVERE ON TIE swEpEs.

The Rock- Island Moline CAndeh and
Coal Valley Unicn is very severe on the
Svedss. this morning. Dissatisfied with
political reverses IN Henry county, 1t badly
abuses this element Of our adopted populA-
ton. II calls the Swedes 70 set OF shys
tiers, who aid Republicanism only when II
pays them, aud who are always ready 10
sell out to hidden bidder" We trust the
swedes of Moline and Rock Island will bear
this in mind, and pay back the loyal insii'u-
lion in proper coin at she frat available op-
pOrtanlty. Speaking of them in connection
with the Henry county election, il says:
In the late election this class got up 9
dissension against Dairy mple, hspubI'ear
candidate tor treasurer, so that his majority
Is not over 100, While Gen. Beverage geu
about l,OOO. The same faction went against
lngersoll and elected Stevens, 9 Democrat
to Congress. The whole body should be
excluded from the conventions Of the party
until they learn to take the position to which
their strength entities them, aud cease &c
sell out TO the opposition whenever the Cd
Portunity is offered them.
The party has too long toaded to thes,
men 1t remarks, and the probability is th.
# the Republican p.r.y can &c, along With
out the swedes, the swedss can get alOn.
sithout the Republican par,v Bro,hs,
!, aavetstick's cAbdGr Is amAzing. hut II /.
pseuliArIty OF his fsoIios To hate aud m.liy,
all foreign born citizen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10
CHICAGO.

Every day the evidence of Chicago's
recuperative powers is made manifest. The
old and reliable firms have al resumed
operations and trade is once more circulat-
ing in it's wolted channels. Among those
deserving OF special credi, for energy aud
enterprise We may refer to the following
musical houses.
Macy of our disciples of Apollo sincere
ly mourued the destruction OF Reeds Ten.
pie of Music, ia the great eonaag grafton,
Justly believing thai the divine art had
thereby Yscei red vital blew which weuid
be fsls throughout the whole Northwest
We are pleased to learn by private advice,
however, that the enserprising and uncon-
querable manager of that once reGownec
establishment, is once more IN the field with
tacIlIIles not quite equal 10 tho pslS-
tisl oass ne formerly enjoyed, but full,
sufficient to meet the demands of tSe pa bic
IN every res pect whatsoever. HIS stock is in
mense, his capital uni impaired, and his credit
on g firm foundation. He is prepared to
fill al orders with the same promptnes and
dispatch as of old, and those who wish to
order from this favorite emporium will fad
IL located at 81 Sixteenth St. near Wabash
| Avenue.
Root & CAdy, the great music publishers
and in,TumeHt dealers, Jared i'll along with
their fellow citizers OF every walk ia life
but they have returned to the contest with
uudIminIsnei courage, and understandable
resources They to be found a, 81:
Michigan Avenue, with an unlimited stoca
of instruments, musical books, shee
music, and all merchandise in tina
line. They are now situated Il
respond TO orders with all possbl,
Promptness. aud guarantee satisfaction il
every case. Send them your orders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10

HENRY DEAN, discharged penitentisry
bird, thought to make Reck Island bis
headqu 4rters for the future, bot was mis-
taken nan. The police arrested him for
vAgrsncy and the police magistrate advised
hin TO leave for more congenlal scenes
Union.
Dean is fortunate enough to have several
names. he figured in our report last eve
ming, as Pete O'Connel. He is loyal to the
core, votes the Republican ticket every
time, helped to carry the city election in the
interest of the great moral party and was
pardoned out Of the penitentisry at the
special request of Jim BeSrdsley. We
guess Jim will see that his pet douI wander
of so far but that he'll be ready to take a
hand in the city election, next spring. Our
little court house TsmmAny knows how 70
pull the ropes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10
HELEN OF TROY.
FROM DIR. eoURAUDs LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

FROM DIR. GooRAUDs LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.
And Helsn's eyes were of that tint Of blus
So lovsly, yet 90 hard to be defined
Psrtaking largely of ethereal hue,
And thus they were q reflex of her mind;
In fact, think what Byron said was TRUE,
And proves how mach he'd studied woman
kind)
The SOUL, undoubtedly, CLEANS from the eyes,
As stars shine lesrly from unclouded skies.
What signifss g Iustrous and expressive EYE,
if the FAoa is disfgured BY Tan, Frecklss,
eunburn, sallownesss, Pustules, ningwortn, Salt
Rheum, Redness, de-? DR.. G0URAUD'S
ITALIAN MEDICA ED SOAP affords . per-
feet re nedy for these evils, and will moreover
make the darkest skin as white ss drifted snow
In hot weather 10 especially recon mends itseli
from It's cooling and soothing qualities; and tins
virtue makes il particularly valuable; diseased
heads have been cared by few wAshings Of
this soap-it can be used with equal facility in
salt or hard water, and is the very best article
for shaving ever invented, and NO one who
goes 60 sea should neglect tax ng Q sap;
ply. GoURAUD'S P0UDRE SU TILE vii
infsllisbly and safely uprOot superfaous hail
from any part Of the human body. G0U-
1 RAUD's HAHN RESTORATIVE will positively
make hair grow on bald places, prevent its fall
ing of and render wiry, coarse hair rich
glossy and soft. G0URAUD's ORIENTAL
CREAM is rs popular among the fashionable
ladies of London and Paris rs among tn
wealthy and beautiful OF Gotham. p
BEWARE OF COUNTERFRITs.
REMEMBER The genuine preparations o
DR.. FELIX GoURAUD are to be had at hi
Cosmetic Depot, Nc AZ, Bond street, New York
or Of respectable druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10

TRIBULATIoSs. The gushing and luXuri-
ant Lisa Weber, who dishsd Us up 4 multitude
Of operas, last spring, hasn't seen much
domestic or financial felicity since. Al
Louisville, the other day, she again came TO
grief, being arrested ct the instance
Of her former agent, John A.
Dingess, for dissatisfied dues for
services given. Her trunks were
attached BY the sheriff, containing all her
theatrical wArdrobes, aud were locked uF
Tor safe keeping. Some one entered tbs
room with a surreptitious key, and earned
OF all the dry goods. This breach of the
dignity of the law did not long remain IN
discovered, and Lisa and Miss Taylor.
mem Der of her troupe, we're arrested on
charge of felony, in having perpetra'ed the
robbery, and each held to bSil in 5000 bonds
to appear for examination. In the mean
time the cases sgAins, Lisa and her husband
[ Mullaly) for the debt due Dingess came up
for . hearing, and they both took the in
solvent debtors oath, and we're discharged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10

PEoR1A q Rock ISLAND RAILRoAD.-The
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Peoria & Rock Island Railroad took place
at PsOris yesterday afternoon. Among
those present from other cities, were Ben
Z. Smith and ex-Gov. William Dennison,
of Columbus, Ohio; Messrs Jacob Butler
J. P. Arnout, L. II. Washburn, and John &
Stein, of MuscAtine Major Gould, Of Cam
bridge; and William L. Wiley of GalVa
The following board Of officers was duh
elected for the ensuing year.
President WIN. Z. Hamilton, Of Peoria
TIice President-B E Smith, of Ohio
Secretary and qreGsuer-C. P. James, o
Peoria
Directors.-Benj. E. Smith VIM. R. Hsuil
ton VIM. Fl. Crngsr, of Peoria Henry F
Bald win, of Peoria; Valentine Dewein, o
Peoria o. Z. Page, of Cambridge; W. L
Wiley, of GalvA; and T. P. Gilman, o
Peoria.
The statistics laid before the meeting, il
regard TO the business Of the road, wer
highly satisfactory. and bid fair TO becom
even more SO by the end Of the next season
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10

A MAMMOTH GRAIN "RISe."-A huge
grain ''rlng" has been formed at Chicago,
with rami6cAiions ell over the country, for
the purpose CT controlling ell the wheat trade
of the North west The name of the party
at the head of it, we understand, is SIurgis,
formerly of Keokuk, bat the railroad com
panies and some of the elevators are believed
TO be concerned in it. Grain buyers Of the
ring are TO be found at allthe stations along
the principal lines, offering higher prices
than any one else
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10

RIVER NEws.-Billy Jarvis, the enterpTis
ing agent Of shs Northern Line Packet
Company, returned this morning from his
little excursion up Salt River, exceedingly
refreshed both in mind and body. We have
briefly interviewed him. he reports having
had delightful voyage, with plenty OF COM
pany, and no particular interruption of the
pleasur es of the occasion. Saw Bro. Hsz-
Int on board, but isn't sure whether Hayes
was there or not. He is quite positive be
didn't see a single Democrat from Bowling
along the entire route. Cant account for
ii, unless they didn't have their carpe'-bags
packed in time.
He now desires it distinctly understood
that be has qu4ffed his full measure of Poht-
ical glory, and will hereafter devote himself
exclusively to the business OF the Northern
Line Packet Company. When that excellent
corporation gives up the Mississippi, and
begins operations along the saline floods Of
Salt River, William stands ready to open
al office at any proper point designated By
the com psny-but not till then. He is just
az fond of glory as any other man, but be
lieves there can be too much of good thing
and thinks he has had just enough, and
dom. want aoy more. He doesn't feel a
ell sore over the result-didn't expect to b
elected any how-and thinks be can make
money good deal faster in some other
ways than running for Office. As we part
ed, be threw himself into "a theatrical pos
ture, and brandishing an Office stool in hi
right hand, exclaimed with the kaflummix-
ed Wolsey- -- 81 -.F
Farewell, a long farewell, to all my greatness
| 1his h the stnte of man. today he puts forth
/ the tender leaves of hope, tomorrow blossoms
Il And hears his blushing honors thick upon him;
IRE third day comes frost, killing frost,
And he s laid out colder than wedge"
However, If William has 80 speedily re-
tired frOu the political arena, leaving th'
spoils in the hands of his adversary, he il
one of the best steam boat agents along III
! river, which is q great deal better and fs
more profitable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10

New York Cork and Liverpool New full
powered stssnships, the slI largest in the world.
OCEAHIC, AETARTIC, REPTBLIC,
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATI0.
5000 tons burden-s,O00 h. p. each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, frsm
Liverpool on rAur'dAys, calling ct Cork Hsr-
Dor each way.
From che white Star Dock, P.vOnni, Ferry,
Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations (for all classes I'M
rlvAled, combining safety, speed and comfort.
saloons, stAto-rooms, smoking room and bath
So0ms in midship section, where least motion 10
fot.
Surgeons and sisvArdsssss AscOnpSny these
steamers.
Rate Saloon, $50 10 gold. st.srsgs $50 In
currency. Those wishing TO send for friends
fro N the old oountry oan now obtain Storage.
prepaid osrtinostes, tS3, currency. Passsn ers
booked TO or from all parts Of AmerioA, Paris,
Hamburg. Norwsy, Sweden, India, Australia, &c
Excursion tickets granted 81 lowest rates.
Drafts from IL upward.
For informAtion apply at the Company Office
No. 10 Broadway, New York. J. II. SPARKS
Agent. oct37 d&w4m
WN.JARvIs, Agent 81 Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10
NREVOUs DEBILITY.

az ITH its gloomy sttsndants, low spirits,
w dspressio 8, Involuntary emissions. loss
Of ssmen, spsrmAtsrrhoea, loss OF power,
dizzy head, loss OF memory, and threaten cd
impotence and imbecility, find sovereign
cure in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC no. TWENTY EIGHT. Com
posed of tho Uost valuable mild and potent
CuratIves, they strike st once at tbs root of the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor and energy, life and
vitality to the entire man. They have cured
thousands of cases. Price, IS per package Of
Eve boxes and a large s. vial, which ia very i'm
p.rtant to obstinate or old cases, or 81 Der ain
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, and sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPB-
REYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI
CINE CO., 56E BRoADwAY, NEW YosK.
Chas A Benser aad c, spidsl, Agents fol
Rock Island,