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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-04-22
A CARD.

Hessrs. Black 6 AuLd-GENTIEMEN You VIII
pardon me If l trouble you again, but this Is the
of your kind intercession and the
benevolent sentiments of these Islands.
To-day I have received from Mani, through the
hands of Mr.. Eugene Bal, the sum OF S315.75, In
tended for the French widows and orphans.
Meanwhile, until L can address my thanks by
letter to Mr.. Eugene Bal for transmission to the
generous givers, L request you to insert this letter
in your paper which will also reach all.
With my sincere thanks and best regards,
remain, MARIE BALLIEU.
Honolulu Anril 81 1871.
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DEPARTURES .

Ipru I5-Schr Active, KaIauao, for Maui.
I5-Schr Kinau. Wahie, for Maui
liam VII bk Progress, Dowden. TO cruise.
lam ship Galatea, Gardiner, for HongkOng.
I5-Brt BIZ CastlehOw, Campbell, for Sydney.
I5-Brit brig Byzantium. Calhoun, fr Victoria, b &.
lam VII biz George. Osborne, to cruise.
I7-Schr Nettie Merrill. Crane. for Maui.
Is-Brig Kamehaueha v. Reynolds, for Hawaii.
Is-Schr Ia Moi, Weatherbie, for Maui.
1S-Schr Luka, kaai. for Hawaii.
1S-Schr Paushi, Ballastier, for MOlOkai.
IS-Am stmr Nevada, Bethen. for Auckland.
ly-Am bk Comet, Fuller, for san Francisco.
I9-Haw VII brig Comet, J de Silva, to cruise.
I9-SchT Jenny, Lambert, for Kauai
19-Schr Hattie, Ka.e. for Kauai.
2O-Schr Mary. Keoki, for Kauai.
20-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaana, for Kauai
clam TX ID c Murray, Bennett, for san Francisco.
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"STILL, so GENTLY, &c.-Last Wednesday MORN
ing no little curiosity was excited among the lockers
on at the Police Court at an exhibition of tin ware
deposited beneath and about the table of the Deputy
Marshal. There was a large kettle, that would hold
probably ten gallons, and a lot of tin piping, of
various lengths and forms. Some conjectured that
it was a new-fangled machine for making candles !;
while one suggested that it was q mitraiieuse. that
had busted. The explanation came when John
Francis. apparently a Portuguese, answered to his
name and pleaded guilty to having distilled spirits in
the " internal machine > then and there exhibited.
John made a very full and voluntary confession, and
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A6berttser.
SATURDAY, APRIL %.
NO

Our columusa are open to all contributors, writing on matters
OF general interest, and avoiding personalities but we do not,
by admitting correspondence, endorse the views expressed.
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The NeUGda sailed on Tuesday noon on her
southern voyage. having discharged some two
hundred tons of freight and taken on board three
hundred and fifty tons OF Goals. During her short
stay here she was visited by large numbers of our
residents. who improved the opportunity, through
the polite attention of her officers, to inspect this
the finest vessel of her class that has ever been
seen in these waters. She is in all respects a first
class vessel. Built in New York. in 1867, she is
constructed of the best materials-uf live oak.
heavily planked. and as strong as wood and iron
can make her. She is of 2,l43 S0-I00 tons burthen,
and rates A l at Lloyd's for seven years. She is
26S feet long. Al feet beam, 26 feet depth of hold.
and has four decks. The height of the berth deck
is from u to 8 feet. She has two masts and is
brig rugged forward. She has vertical engines
The cylinder is SIS inches diameter, with IL foot
stroke of piston. The Neodda can make Is knots
per hour, and in ordinary weather will average
26O to 27O miles a day. Working up to full power
she can do much better than that. and is regarded
as one of the fastest vessels in the Pacific.
Her accommodations for passengers are unri-
vailed. On deck are twenty beautiful state-rooms.
having a close and a Venetian door opening on
the deck, with windows 81 inches square. These
state-rooms are all double, with doors on either
side, and patent ventilators on top. Forward of
these are the Captains, Purser's and Doctors
rooms. Right aft is the ladies' sitting room. beau
tifully fitted up, and ventilated with several doors
and windows. On the main deck is the grand
saloon, 80 feet long by % feet wide. and s feet I'M
der the beams. This spacious saloon is elegantly
fitted up with large mirrors, &C.. in palatial style.
On either side of the saloon is a row of state
rooms, opening on the deck, accommodating so
passengers, with two bridal chambers in the
forward part. Forward eff the main saloon are
the pantry, kitchen, officers mess and engine
rooms. bath rooms. BARRIERS shop, cow and ice
house and bar. The berth deck is fitted ND for the
sengers. with plenty of light and ventilation, wash
rooms, bath rooms, etc. By her certificate. signed
by the e.. S. Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers. the
Neuada is allowed to carry 1853 passengers. she
is provided with 8 life boats and 1853 life pre-
servers.
The means for extinguishing ere are perfect.
An iron steam pipe leads the entire length of the
ship. on the berth-deck. with some ten or fifteen
valves, with hose always attached, and in the hold
steam can be used with more effect than water in
extinguishing a fire.
We cannot doubt but that the Nevada will make
a good impression on the communities of New
Zealand and Australia, when viewed in compare
son with the boats of the old line. The Nebraska.
almost a twin ship with the NeUdda, follows on the
route, leaving San Francisco May 5th, and the
Dakota, a still larger vessel now on the voyage
from New York, will be the third of the United
States, New Zealand Il Australian Line.
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The steamship NeUGda. the first yes ell of the
new line to New Zealand and Australia from San
Francisco, arrived at this port on Sunday evening
last and entered the harbor, making fast about
midnight. The Neradd is commanded on this her
first trip, by Captain ]. Fl. Blethen, a veteran
shipmaster. He was for a long time in command
in the New York and Liverpool line of sailing
packets, making rs trips across the Atlantic, and
twenty years ago, in 1851, brought out a steam
ship round the Horn. ever since which he has been
in command of steamships. He has made over
800 trips on the Nicaragua and Panama routes,
and was, at one time and another, on nearly every
steamship of the Nicaragua line. His great expe-
rience makes Captain Blethen a particularly valu-
able man for the new position on a new route and
among the stormy seas of the New Zealand coast.
and it is thought he will become as great a favorite
with the travelling public on the trans-Pacifc line
as be always was on the Nicaragua ronte.
While the steamer lay at the~wharf at the end
of the Esplanade. which was built expressly for
the accommodation of vessels of her description,
it was made sufficiently apparent that the room
afforded is inadequate. In length. the wharf is all
that is needed for one vessel of the size of the
Nerdda. but it is lacking in strength to bear any
large amount of freight or Goals, and should be
twice the present breadth. We are informed that
mot more than five carloads Of Goals were al
lowed on the wharf at a time. from which the
natural inference is that any more weight is con-
sidered as unsafe. If the wharf facilities are to
come up to the requirements of the probable in
crease of business of this line, and more especially
in view of the prospective calls of the China
steamers,-they must be considerably enlarged
aud strengthened. And the work should be un-
dertaken at once.
The following are the rates of fare. as published
in the Alta of the Sth, by the new line from San
Francisco.
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Since the foregoing article was in type, we
learn that DIR. Buffum took his departure for Ssh
Francisco by the packet which sailed yesterday
evening. So it appears that the action OF the
Board of Health has resulted in "broessional
ostraoism :,
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Offices to Let.

IL TWO VERY COOL AND PLEASANT
"a ohces over the PostOfice. If term years
~e. 1ili De let at very moderate rent. Apply to
1at Sn II. M. WHITNEY
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STORAGE.

- THE CELLAR OF THE PRESENT
80 Post building with capacity OF 800 to 400
- Is IL for term Of years will be let at n
very moderate rent. Apply to -
oil 3m H. M. WHITNEY
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FHE PACIFIC
Ertid dAobertlstr,
<over the River



BF SASef
-,s,-...o of the f51oWinz beani'i1'
.aoe over the river-7 a i-.'' ''''--
I, ir,ers,tI
= '1e5 -, d, N. further sije
~ -rn--I--~-
-, in the dashing tide
RI ]. -. n ..nuv gold.
-.s--ti.D q h.avel's 0Sn bius
.-,.1;,,,, srav aad eold,
L5tb.m from mortal TieE,
-. ,.b., met him th-re-
-, - roud not ser
"A a.. river
: w.jriaE 10 welcome ne
-
,,A., ths hausehold pesi
nj. waved in the gentle gale
no;e ,-s her vet
"a - h.,.orn her diIrpIed hands,
,,,sr,s the uhantsm bAEk-
"A ,,. .ilvsr .a,ds.
"a .,.hs,e grew strangely dark
IN th. further side,
- .s.o,,.d .BJ angels be;
,h.nx.tfe nvsr-
y . - :. wait;nx f,r me.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-01
gsiIg Hfnnebet gournal,
THE SNOW.

The beautiful light of the morning
Is shedding radiant glow
Der the ice-jeweled trees of the woodland,
And over the beautiful snow.
Was ever the crown of an empress,
All flashingw with diamond light,
More fair than the beautiful snow-wreath
All jeweled with frost, so bright
Was ever the cup of lily
Its heart frosted over with gold,
More pure in its delicate beauty
Pearl-tinted in every fold
1 think rs look on their delicate beauty,
Those snow.laden forests SO white,
or the throng that sing praises forever
To God In the City of Light.
And the light of his countenance shineth
More bright than the sunshine's glow,
o'erthose who came through tribulation-
Whose robes are washed whittier than snow.
:, p.
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A CAR D.

A CAR D.
Clergyman while residing in South America
as q missionary, discovered safe and simple Iem-
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
cay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
and the whole trainof disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits Great numbers have
been cured by this nobleremedy. Prompted by a
desire to benefit the alictedand unfortunate will
send the recipe for preparing and using this med
icine, in sealed envelope, to any one who needs
it, Free of charge. Address to JOEPH I. lNMAN
Station d Bible House New York City.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-29
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-IN-
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT
CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL CON-
PLENlON SECURED 10 ALL. ...-.
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DR.. RADWAY'S.
PERFECT PURGATiYEP PILLS,

perfectly taste!ess. elegantly coated Txs sTeee
gum. purge, regulate. purify, c5cza,se, and
Strengthen Hsdway'> Pills, for the cure Of all
disorders Of the stomach. LIVER, Bowels, hid-
ucye. bladder. Nervous Diseases, Headsche,
Constipation, Cossiveness. Indigestion, D5.p-p-
sja. BiliousncSs. Bilious Fever. fufia11rsa,ton of
the Bowels. l'i.es and all DeFangements Of tho
Iuterusl V!scera. Warranted to effect 4 pesifiFs
cure. Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury.
minerals. or deleterioUs drugs. ...
- nh-erye :he following symptoms resulting
from Disorders uftEa Digestive Orgaus:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fuiluess Of The
;1;c"G in ting Head. Acidity of the stomach,
Nausea Heartburn. Disgust o. Food. Fnllne1s es
Weight il the St"mach. S0nr EructatiOns, Sink
ing or iiu'tering at the Pit Of the Stomach,
swimming ot The Head, Hurried and DiGSnlt
Breathing.
y tew doses OF RADWAY'S PILLS wiz fsee
the system from ali the above named disaaders.
Price. 25 ceuts per Box. SOLD BIZ DRUG
GISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE Send ore
letter-s:app 10 RADWAl & CO. No 81 Maid
en- Lane. New York. Information sorth thoos-
snGs will be sent you. July 5, ely.
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ALL parties indebted to me by
Memorandum Account, or in any other
way, are requested to pay the same at
once d. MOWER.
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THE MAIDEN'S WISH.

II only knew How to.bc a bird.
I'd fly away so last AS all my strength would
lasi,
To meet my love again On the wave.
If only knew How TO be fish,
Id swim away so fast As all my strength
would last,
To meet my love again On the wave.
If only knew That nv I'D WAS dead,
! wonh cease to wear white, I" gown blac!;
as night
III 90 into mourning For my love beneath
IN. wave Old Poem.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-29
PURE GYPSUM.

rDNTiINING NINTTY-NINE AND
CENT t@G.66 per cent
NATTER. Warranted free
:r,m MI impurities. Prepared i'll this city,
;;uI fnr sale At III" low price Of FIFTEEN
Dnl LARS FER Ton. CASH by
JOHN II. HOLMES,
i"mmi->or Merchant, Charleston, S. &.
:rp; -, =" mo.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
b. james c. L"ahy, Probate Judge.

By James c. L"ahy, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, James a. Mars hath mad.
srit 10 me- 70 grant him I."ttrrS Of Admins
;rarn., Of the Estate and effects Of Ro5er;
II. Mars dcccasrd
These are therefore 10 cite aad admnniSi
all and singular, tI, kinIr ii au,l creditors
o!thc said d"c"">rd, 80 he and appear be.
for nir, in llr tourt of Probate, TO hr he'll.
nt Newhcrry Cour House, on the Pad da,
Of D.ccmb' ncS'. after publication hereof
ut, "'ci"ck Ia the forenoon, TO shrw
carSe, if any tls''r have. why the sall ad
Ein;S'ra'i"m sh"ul! n": hr grarrr,l. Give;
ndrr my hand rhis 18th day Of Novcmlc,
Anno Domini, 1871.
;,l..... JAMES C. LEAuY, INC.
Nov. 9, 47-2t.
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=. r. r.. r

=. E. F..
kSBES5::5S RNADY RELIEF
CURES TEE WORST PAINS
N FAGE ONE Tc TWENTY MINUTES.
not cNE HOUR
a:ter reading TINS advertisement need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN
EhDWAI'S READY RELIEF Is A CCRE.
FOE; EVERY rAIN.
!rwas tic first and is
TEE CNLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stoEs the most exotaciatinR pains.
allays inlsnmst!ons, and cures COMPOSITIONS.
whether Of the Lungs. Stomach, Bowels or other
Il FI:o:i 1yG 70 T%WESTY u NlSurEs,
10 matter how v;".cn' or excruciating the pain;
the RIIh;! ;.A;IE, e6-ridcen. Infrm, Crippled.
Nervous: NeusaIgic, Or proStrated with disease
may suffer.
VIII Ti0Eky.s GFEgH5 STA9x FA4faRRF RF1EEE EEEr
IEF!.AMMATluN OF THE KIDSEYS.
!HFLAMMAT!UN UF THE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF TIE BOWELS.
CONGESTION Or THE LUNGS.
SORE %AT "a RisTIGyIT sE1G IT BKEATHISS I;IT
MYSTERIES. ClU;r. DIPTdENIA.
uEADACilE. TOOTHACliE.
E%>EALGiA. RHECMATISN..
COLD CH1LiS. AGCE CEILLS.
The application Of ,hc Ready Relief to tie part,
or parts where the pain o: difficulty exist will g.
ford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in halfa tumbler Of water viii
in 2 few moments cure CHANTS: SPASAS,
SOUR STOMACH. HEARTBURN. SICK
HEADACHE. DIApRHEA. DYSENTERY,
COL!C. WIND IN The BOWELS, and all IN
Tf..NAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry bottle Of Rad
way'S Ready Relief with theln = few drops IN
water will prevent sicknezs or pains from change
Of water. 1t is better than French Brandy Of
Bitters as s:imulant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGCE cured for ffsy cents
There is not remedial agent in this world that
will cure Fever and Ague, and all other NAH
rious. Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow, and otA@
Fevers aided BY RADWAY>S PILLS 80 quick
PEI bottle.
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TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop Of the SARSAPARILLIAN Re-
SOLVENT communicates through the BioUd,
Sweat. Urine. and other fluids and juices Of the
system the vgor OF lie, for it repairs the wastes
of the body With new and sound material
Scrofula. Syphilis. Consumption, 6lsndular Dis
Ease. Ulcers III the throat, Mouth. rumors, Nodea
in the Glands and other parts Of the system, Sore
Eyes. Strunorous DISCHARGES from the Ears, and
the worst forms Of Skin diseases Erupdons, Fe-
Erysirc]aa. acne. Elsck Spots, Worms in tho
Flesh. Tuners. Cancers III t!ls Womb. and all
weakening and painful discharges. Night Sweats,
Loss u Sperm ard Gil wastes Of the life pripci-
Of Modern Chemistry. aud a few days use viii
prove 70 any person using it Tor either Of these
forms Of disease its potc,t power to cure them.
If:he patient daily becoming reduced by the
wastes aud decomposition that is continually
progressing. saccscds in ar:eSting these Wasrea,
from Eea!ti:y blood-aad this the S-aRSEPA-
PARlLLIAN vii! aud does secure-a cure is
Certain: :cr when o:ce this remedy conlrneaees
itS work Of publication. and succeeds in dimin-
i>hing the loes Of wastes. It's repairs will be rap
i'd. and every day the patient Will feel himself
growing Letter and stronger, the food d5gestinE
better. appetite imuroriug, and fcsh and weight
increasing.
Not oniy doe: the sARsAPAR11LIAa Rssor1 :.
vEHT eAcc! a!lxnown remedial agents in the curs,
Of Chronic Scrofulous. Constitutional, and ski
diseases; but il is the only positive cure for :,
KIDNEY AND BLADDER C0NPLAINT
Urinary and Wonb diseases. Gravel, Dinbetd
DrGpsy. Stoppage of Water, lEcon6reDce
Crire. Bsght;s Disease. AIbumiauria, and in = Il
cases where there are brick-Gust deposits, o. the
water is thick, cloudy. mixed with substances
like the white Of an egg, or threads like white
silk or shere is morbid, dark, bilious -appear-
ance, and white boue-dust deposits. and when
there is pricsicS. Lurning sensation wheu pass-
ing water, an: pain in the Small Of the Back and
alUns :hc Loirs
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administrators Notice for FL
nal Discharge.

NDTiTE is hereby give; 10 al whom y
NAV co;,crn, thar faal >e;ilrmr::; Of 'h.
estate OF George Boozer. deceased, will 5'
E.a,:c IN the P.ohate Court for Newherr,
Conn;v. on Thursday, t!.e 7;t day o; De.
ceniher next, on winch day application
will bc made 10 said Court for ouc final
discharge from the administration Of said
estate. Tie creditors o: the sal! estate are
hereby reqriret: TO render their demands TO
tic undersigned. on or before that day.
GEORGE B. BooZEE, As,o,rs
SAMUEL p B0OZER.
Ncwhcrrv &. H., S. c., Oct. ~, 43-1t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-05
Ladies, take Particular Notice.
The Real VeIpau Female Pills
WARRA NTRD PREkCH.

These Pills, so celebrated many years ago in
Paris for the relief of female Irregularities and
Afterwards for their criminal emp 10y ment in the
practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for
ihe firs4 time in America. They have been kept
in comp arative obscurity from the fact that the
origin ator, DIR. VeIpau, is physician in Paris,
of great wealth an has strict oOnscientioursprin-
ci pies. and has withheld them from general use,
le st they should be employed for unlawful pur-
poses.
In overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
Of the Womb, ~ hites, Green Sickness, Suppress
,io u, Retention, or Immoderate Flow Of the
Mol ,thly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Alice
tioa., ;, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
sliga exertion. Palpitaton of the Heart, hys-
teric }, &C., and will effect cure when all other
NEAR have failed and, although powerful
RENE, W, do not eoutain calomel, antimOny, or
rpyth icg hurtful to the constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited
They will, in short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
CAUTION Married Ladies' should never take
them when there is any reason to believe them
selves Pregnant, for they will be sure toproducs
miscarriage.
~1es can procure q box, sealed from the eyes
VI tne eurioas, by enclosing one dollar, and six
postage stamps to d. W. MACONBER, General
agent Tor United States and Cauadas. at Albany
n. T., or OF any authorized Agent. my24dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-05

him how / came to have Nellie, he wrote
on the back of John MAylords letter:
MIDWAY BETWEEN C-AND Al
November 18th, 1880 Pm,
"JoHN MAYLoRD, ESQ. The Ariel has
overtsken me, and have your communities
ton. Miss Nellie Maylord is not on my
train, nor has che been on it this trip.
CHARLES ADAMS"
"There, Jack, that does not tell him that
she will not be on. Now let us hustle, or
shall not make time.
The transfer was quickly made, but not
without some regret on my part, and start
ed back.
john Maylord was waiting for me.
| "Whsre is she?" he asked, Jumping into
the cab.
/ feigued ignorance, and passed him the
letter
Some prodipious oAths escaped from his
lips, but, as they were not directed to me, l
had nothing to say. Then he hurriediy left
me.
This was not the last of it, however.
was out through course of questioning the
next day that would have done credit to q
criminal lawyer, and if do not mistake,
John AAylord, Esq, went away none the
! wiser.
me, Charley Adsms, too
"Jaek," said he, ''you have won her ever
lasting grAtitude-not to use q stronger
term 1t was close rub, though Old
Msylord- only her uncle, after all
was determined to marry her to old Silver
and, as she had not lived quite long enough
TO be her own mistress--she was one day
short-shs couldn't do better than to run
away. The danger is all over now, and she
can choose for herself Better 90 up 81
.oon as you can. Here is her address. -
And, Jack, my boy, there are two thing,
that you mustn't forget-thst she has got &
cool hundred thousand, and your humble
servant when the wedding comes of"
Perhaps John Msylord was mad when hi
heard of ii, but he passed over Nelhe's prop
erty without q murmur But / didn't rur
the Ariel any more, and Nellie has the low
once felt for my noble engine, and tina
other love besides. It is not more than sh
| deserves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-05

KEEP The BLOOD Pure

aud good health Will follow. Independent of
the danger TO lite and the misery ScrOtulA brings
on posterlty, how many suffer the foul tsint to
remain ia the system TOR life time Ulcers and
sores that are eating away the very fountain
ate are also allowed TO go on. Pimples, Blotch-
ss aud reJters also aisugure the faces of thous-
lands. There is no necessity tor all this lAmen-
table condition, as y few bottles of the Samar,-
tsns Root and Herb Juices will eradicate the
foul faint and leave the blood pure and healthy.
But some win say they have been trying in vain
both Doctors and medicines for the cure OF
scrofsla and given up all hopes Of even relief
To such we say the kOOt and Herb Juices Is q
positive and we will furnish it free of charge
until azure is affected, thus providing beyond n
don6t tina all can can be cured. Pimpes and
blotches removed thereby saving many unpleRs-
ant remarks.
Ladies' who desire brilliant complexion with
fresh and rosy cheeks should use the Root and
Herb Juices. All who desire the medicine on
the above terms will please send reference that
| they will pay when cured. Root and Herb
Juices 81 rs per bottle.
! DESMOND co. PrOp'rs,
9l5 Race street Phil sdslpbIa, Pc.