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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-23
ORIGINAL eigne2:
81. ,gOSEPHS0S,
JOHN CARTER.
GECDNpo
OFFICE % qHE 4oAS AND PLEDGE AseoGYaTIoS.
Nav Orleans fsSg


New Orleans, September I6 1877.
Sn pursuance of she notice published and
stTyee the trirfpenth .jav IF Auausr lS12 in fhp
Nv orleans ines and the New orleans Bee fora
meeting of tile Stockholders Of Sl:<- loan ana
e,4sfs ~ 70 sisnfy tier assent 10
c1an$e tI name 81 sG aSsoco On Ae"o
s4iyh0idsrs @acb ana s4.yeraiIv bn ding ana rev,
sesenting the number Of shares Of tee capita!
stock Of Tie Loan and Pledge association, written
bplOB opposite our signatures or names dc Sescbg
of tire Loan and Pledge Association 80 the accom-
mediation Bank of Louisiana, by which latteg
glaqne the Incorporation shall! hereafter be kn0Wa
and 10 81 grated This is si0ue by VlItu% eli SLa III
OF the aCH or incorporation ANA Ok section one ~
the aCS OF the Legislature OF the state % LOUISE
ana, approved March = 1otvt eIttJi%G an aCt 80
authorize the stockholders Oh the &0tb anu pIttS&
association to change the aame @t Che EcoepoT8
fion and 10 grant certain privileges 70 said assoc
citation, ~hish last aforesaid 8CS ~ah ShiS Gay &C
ceI&@6 by Che stockholders OF She 6oan and
pledge Association. In testimony TOD cur SSsauS
the foregoing we have hereuntts, IN meeting as
semDed, subscribed our names THIS elXSa2nrh day
Of S+ptembeg, in the year ef 0as Lord ono ado;s-
sand eight hundred and sevG1oiS-5W@
OripinaI siursa. Shares
Holm lockwood geo
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a 4 Withofs ...............,.........0 $50
R H. Wood Observation-Disclosures. ~
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!, ScHtIfo ~ s
/ Or Prrcha,de pl4r b. ~ E.rIfo,n, Setvgueg in
sacs ~,.,...o,. ............... 50
T. H. 6}entof DC siaaqlt % Loan arc Pledge Assoc
:, clatqn. '''''''''''''' "a
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s. e. Foster. "
Stoned and Acknowledged Dy al OF 2IIet above
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aTERCHA NTs, MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
g09. ., 49, oss Canal Street. 80 asaso aaea 90
RzGHgE ENT8 ANNUA& g4zEMEN6
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DY CHARLES e, FORTIER, AUC.
u tioneer-OtIice No. a. Exchange &Icy.-M0N-
DAY October %. 1872 at haup4st ten o'clock, will
be sod at public auction, by virtue Of an order
from the honorable the Second District Court toE
the parish of Orleans, dated October IL, i012-
THE SCHOONER RATHER, as she now lies in
the Old Basin, at the foot Of Toulouse street
TerIns-Cash on the spot. DELI y u
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
BY G.. De Ferret & Co.
GABRIEL DE FERRET & co.,
AUCTIONEERS.
tG. DE FERIET-JOHS G. M0NR0sE.)
Office and saIesroom, No. SO Royal street.
THE OLDEST AUCTION FIRM IN THIS CITY.
We beg to tender our sincere thanks to our nu.
meTous friends and the public IN general tor the
long AID continued patronage winch they nave SO
literally bestowed upon US.
Referring to the above and approaching the con-
fidence reposed in us, we will continue as hereto
fore the Auction and all other business IN our line
confded to our care, and promise due dlhgence ana
VS. are prer8red to undertake all Auction and
Real Estate business either Of city or country
property Succession, Syndic, Bankrupt, Under
writers, Furniture, in and outdoor Gales; Produce
in store warehouse, on sIipboard or in bond,
stocks, ETC. G. DE FERRET,
oci in JOHN G. NIONROSE.
BUILDERS AND HARpWAREMBN ATTENTION.
HARDWARE! HARDWARE! HARDWARE!
At No. 1853 Old Levee street, between Jefferson and
st. Peter streets.
Succession OF william ARMSTRONG.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
by G. DE FERRET & CO-JoHN G. MOE;
d rose, MISUNDERSTANDING and s&lesrooms No. 50
Royal street-MONDAY, october %, 1872, and the
following days at ten o'clock A. NJ, will be sold at
public auction, by virtue of an order from the Hon
L. Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish Of orleans dated October IL, 1877,
- The ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE LARGE AND
WE'LL STOCKED HARDW ARE STORE, No. 1873 Old
Leyee street, between st. Peter and Jefferson
streets, and consisting of general assortment OF
builders and ship chambers hardware, hnglsh
drivers cbiSelS. CllSfl handles, tau
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INSURANCE,
THIRD QUARTERLY STATEMENT.

In conformity with their charter, the New Or
leans Mutual Insurance Association publish the
following statement Of their affairs for tie third
quarter, ending September 80, 1872:
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AUCTION SALES.
>~~~~~r~cNac~~
By Alfred Bouligny.
-S-@-s
HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON ESPLANADE STREET
SUCCESSION OF J. B. BERT1N.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35,708.
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BY Charles z. Fogtiers
SCHOONER RATTLEB AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF. JACOB EEIHETSEL,

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 35,776,
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e. JOSETH6OS,
IilnN GARTER

80 r. II. WOOD Cashier.
E. 3. BENTON. President.
ANDREW HERB, JR., Sota1S S'lpAeo
r. A. CoNASD,
GEuKGE LENAs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-29

A select committee OF the British house of
commons, appointed to collect evidence on the
possibility Of suppressng drunkenness by law
has made an elaborate report, in which the evils
directly and indirectly resulting from the vice
under consideration are described with
breadth and energy Of statement not inferior TO
that Of the most enthusiastic temperance ora
tors, and the measures recommended are as
radical and seem 10 the average Englishman as
strange and unwarrantable as those of our tenn.
peranee reiormers-though, unlike the latter
they are directed against the drinker and NOT
against the seller Of liquor. The report de.
clares, as the result Of an inquiry made with
that diligence and cxhausyeness for which
parliamentary commissions are noted. that
drinking is the main cause of crime and nan.
perism, great cause Of insanity, and the cause
Of more than fifty per cent Of all congenital id.
ocy. II says also that the evidence before them
shows that there is a very large amount Of
drunkenness among all classes of both sexes
which never becomes public, or is dealt with by
the authorities, but which is probably even a
more fertile source Of misery, poverty aud deg.
radiation than that which comes before the DO.
lice courts.
10 check these evils the committee propose a
system, partly penal and partly reformatory. OF
unprecedented severity and thoroughness. In
the first place, what they call initial or casual,
drunkenness, even IN private house, wholly
secluded from public observation and without
pny apparent social consequences, they would
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The wheat Field of America.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES. GOOD
MARKETS.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for
sale Its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA,
embracng l. The Best Of Wheat Land; g. Excellent
Timber for the Mill, the Farm and the Fire; g. Rich
Prairie Pnsturage, and Natural Meadow, watered by
clear Lakes and running strcams-n a Heathful Gil
mate, where fever and ague Is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake to market as
cheapy as from Eastern Iowa or Central illinois, Cars
now run through these lands from Lake Superior TO Da
kota Price of land close to track 81 TO IS per acre;
further away, $3.50 to 81. SEVEN YaAns CREDIT War
rantee Deeds. Northern Pacific $50 Bonds selling
at par received for land at S0 No other unoccupled
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the the law March 1922 get
l6O FREE the railroad by and two years
residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
nshed from all principal points East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on Government Home
steads.
Purchasers, their wives and children CARRIED FREE
over the Northern Pacific Road.
Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies to get Rail-
road Lands and Government Homesteads close to tho
track.
EY- Send for PAMPHLET containing full inionna
tion, map and copy ofnew Homestead Law.
Address LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PAofFo r.
r., ST. PAUL, MINI, or 100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
myJ deOp&wcuwlyr
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THE FAlTnruL suEruERD Bor.- Gerhard

TIE FAITHFUL SHEPHERD Boy Gerlardt
was a German shepherd boy; and noble fellow
he was too, although he was very, very poor.
One day as he was watching his flock which
was feeding in a valley on the border OF a
forest, a hunter came out Of the woods and
Asked
'How far is it TO the nearest Yllagep
"SiX miles, sir" replied the boy; "but the
road is only sheep-track, and very easily
missed"
The hunter glanced at the crooked track, and
then said:
"My lad, / am hungry, tired and thirsty. |
have lost my companions, and missed my way.
Leave your sheep, and show me the road. will
pay you we'll"
81 cannot leave my sheep, sir" reioined Ger
hardt. They would stray into the forest, and
be eaten by the wolves OF stolen bv robbers"
"Well, what of thatP quered the hunter.
"Ihey are pot yonr sheep. The loss of one or
more would not be much to your master; and
III give you more money than you ever earned
in whole year"
81 cannot 90, sir" rejoined Gerhardt very
firmly. my master pays me for my time, and
he trusts me with his sheep. If were 10 sell
you my time, which does not belong to me, and
the sheep should get lost, il would be just the
same as il | stole them"
well, said the hunter, twill you trust your
sheep with me while you 90 to the village and
get me some food and drink and guide? 1
The boy shook his head. "Ihe sheep" said
he, "do not know your voice, and"- Gerhardt
stopped speaking.
"And what2 Can't you trust me2 Do look
like dishonest man." asked the hunter an.
grly.
Sir" said the boy slowly, "you tried to make
me false TO my trust and wanted me to break
my word 10 my master. How do know you
would Keep your word to meV
me hunter laughed; for he felt that the boy
haa lairy cornered him. JIG said 81 see, my
~, that you are good faithful boy. will not
, y, you. Show me the road and will try
1ernatdt now offered the humble contents of
ms script TO the hungry man, who coarse as
they were, ate them gladly Presently his NJ.
PENDANTS came. up; and then Gerhafdt. 10 his
surprise, found the hunter was the grand duke,
who owned all tue country round. The dixie
was so pleased with the boys honesty thai he
sent for him shortly after, aud had him educated
In after years Gerhardt became very ricb and
powerful man; but he remained honest and lrue
to his dying day Young Pilgrim.
| john Downcy, As years old, committed suicide
| GamhFidvQ FIR h,t
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EIATES'E MA IL E,TB.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoRK, July 27.-The closing day of the week was
equally dull even not stagnant and unsats-
factory than any OF the preceding days There was but
small business done i'll stocks. In Northwestern com
mon which advanced to 1914 1t reported that there
was some trouble among the members OF the pool now
mani pulating that stock Erie WAS specially active
and declined TO 5l1s from 52s but recovered again Pa
cifc Mail broke from 76A TO I04, making a later slight
rally. Lake Shore steady at ON, New York Cen
trial 9Sb Rock Island ll2a, and c, Z. and Indiana Cen
tra S6A. Ohios were well supported at late figures.
Panama running up to TO- The of the list was with
out change.
Gold opened at HAS, and went of to lik but by mid
day the price had reacted to Hay and reaAed sIereo
typed az that Inquire, the market closing strong with
decidedly upward look
The specie export for tho week amounted to SAL 252
OF which S5SlSF went out by to-days steamer nearly
NIL being in gold coin.
The total imports at this port for the week S.
5J5J4l, Of which 50, 6949 were dry goods The total
elearings were i,347, U00
Exchange closed duh after the steamer long sterling
being weak. Sight hrmer and cable transfers strong.
Government bonds wound up firm at l54 q ll51, for
1865.
southern state securities neglected. save in Ten
nessees, which steady at 70.
Money LETT of easy at and per cent. The bank
statement was favorable to continued ease in money
Tine loans heavily reduced and deposits down near
" an equal amount. The movement Of the week event
uated in net gain TO the banks 81 $780, and they
now hold in surplus above the Legal limit, Sl4I47425
Nh hD -
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SLEEP THE BEST STIMULANT.-The pulpit
the bench, the bar, the forum, have contributed
their legions OF victims to drunken habits. The
beautiful woman, the sweet singer the cOnversa-
tlOnalist, the periodical writer, have filed, but
too often, the drunkard's grave. Now that the
press has become such great power in the land,
when the magazine must come out on certain
day and the daily newspapers at a fixed hour,
nothing waits, everything must give way to the
memorable call for copy, and, sick or well, dis
posed or indisposed, asleep or awake, the copy
must come. The writer must compose his arti-
Gle whether he feels like it or not, and ii he is
not in the vein Of writing he must whip himself
up to it by the stimulus of drink. Some of the
greatest writers Of the country have confessed to
the practice, on urgent occasions, of taking
sip of brandy at the end of every page or even
oftener. Ii may have escaped the general read
er's notice that more men have died young who
have been connected with the New York press
within ten years, and that too, from intemper-
ance, than in all the other educational calings
put together-yourg men whose talents have
been OF the first order, and gave promise OF a
lie Of usefulness, honor and emnence. The
best possible thing for man tO do, when he
feels too tired to perform a task or too weak 10
carry II through, is to 20 TO bed and sleep
week, if he can. This is the only true recuper-
alton of brain power, the only actual renewal of
brain force. Because, during sleep, the brain is
IN sense of rest, in a condition TO receive and
appropriate particles Of nutriment from the
blood which take the place of those which have
been consumed in previous labor, since the very
act of thinking consumes, burns up solid parti-
Giles, as every turn Of the wheel or screw Of the
steamer is the result Of the consumption by fire
Of the fuel in the furnace.
The supply Of consumed brain substance can
only be had from The nutriment particles in the
blood which were obtained from theifood eaten
previously, and the brain is so constituted that
1t can best receive and appropriate to itself those
nutriment particles during the state of rest of
quiet and Of stiffness in sleep. Mere stimulants
supply nothing in themseves-they only goad
the brain, force II TO greater consumption OF
its substance, until that substance has been so
fully exhausted that there is not power enough
LETT TO receive supply, just as men are so near
death by thirst or starvation that there Is not
power enough lett to swallow anything, and all
is over.
The incapacity of the brain for receiving recu-
peratyc particles sometimes comes on with the
rapidly Of q stroke Of lightning, and the man
becomes mad in an instant, loses sense, and is
an idiot. IL was under circumstances OF this
very sort in the middle of a sentence Of great
orat0rieal power, one Of the most eminent minds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-29
Gbe aaig spg: aalureest unOag aung guIp 90, 1872.

August the first ear load Of arrived this morning
from southern Iinos-the quality is fair but not dry
Rye in fair demand and higher; No at $50 q soc.
Barley quiet and unchanged; No spring at SIC Wits
key IN good demand at &C. Pork Irregular unsettled,
and lower; opened at s6kO declined TO sl4 closed
at $l45O bid, cash seller August. Lard quiet and
unchanged at &c for winter and TIC for summer Bulk
meats in good demand; shoulders 81 Sic; short NIB
nlddles ~ q Ike. Bacon in light demand and holders
rm; sales. Receipts-3O00 bbs flour. 81 600 bush
bush wheat 600 bush corn l400 bush oats, coo bush
barley. Shipments-S000 bbls -four, 2SO00 bush wheat,
$4,000 corn. 1900 bush oats. 1000 bush rye.
CIscISNATI. July T-Porklnrm; city and regular At
SlSS0 @ Sl4 Lard dull and nominal. Bulk meats rrm
shoulders 0Ec; clear rib sides NE; clear sides ~ a
Bacon firm; shoulders at o4e; clear rib sides at s4s.
Live hogs steady at s4,6O q e5. Whisky in good de-
mand at gee.
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Cotton dull; low middins
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Legitimate Stimulation.

The office or function of nutrition is essentially two
fold, embracing Digestion, whereby food is converted
ultimately into blood and Assimilation, whereby the
various tissues and organs Of the body receive from this
blood each the nourlshment which needs And Legit
innate stimulation, which is squirting on OF this func-
tion is consequently two-old also. The food in the
hrst place must be reduced to the form OF homogene-
Gus solution preliminary its entering the blood
vessels, and becoming there part OF the blood To this
end 1t is dissolved in the stomach by the gastric juice
fluid which the stomach itself furnishes But it often
happens that tins fluid is not supplied In sufficient album
dance. This ls the cause of much bad health. Now
Legitimate Stimulation puts this right by provoking 4
fuller flow of this essential secretion. And the best
method, now known, Of bringing about Legitimate slim
uaton Is the use as directed of the wellknown tonic
DIR Gotteb Fisch's Bttersl
This subject continued next week under Strength
Tor the Weak. " deop&wlw iyl5
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TRIUMPHANT FOR TWENTY YEARs.-More than twenty
years ago. the MUSTANG LNBST made Its debut in the
West. Its of the various external diseases horses
and cattle astonished the planters and farmers of the
Mississippi and Ohio Valleys and demand 1t sprung
up which neeessatei its manufacture extensive
scale Soon the discovery made that It grand
specific for rheumatism govt neuralgia, earache tooth
ache, and other external ailments OF mankind Then it
was tried healing, painkling application, in
of outward injury such cuts bruises burns. spasms
&C. and found equally seryiceable. The fame the
new remedy for of the most painful ills that act
mankind and the lower animals, spread rapidly, and
Mustang Liniment took rank in every State and
Territory OF the Union as a standard cure.
iy26 wltSdeoplw
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A RRMARKApLR TRAyELINa SHoE.-A pen.

A REMARKABLE TRAVELLING SHoE,-A gen.
uine Lancashire clog=shQe, ron-tipped and
wooden-solcd, was received at the post office
department. yesterday. This shoe has been
travelling in the mails for the last three months
or MORE during which time it has visited Cali
fornia and Salt Lake City twice, and paid one
visit to nearly all of the cities in the Union,
travelling over one hundred different lines of
railroad. 1t contains number of tags, ad-
dresses, &C., most of them being Jokes. One
postmaster suggests that the shoe belongs to the
Wandering Jew, and another that it was sent to
Cincinnati for Horace Greeley, while another
POLITICALLY writes: 81 love it, | love it, do not
will probably, upon the return of the third
assistant postmaster general, to whom it was
sent, be again sent upon its travels. The shoe
has received about one dozen newspaper notices
all of which have been pasted ON tags which
are attached to it, Washinqt0n Chronicle
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-29

Or. Broadbent will arrive at Bay State house
Monday noon, July %, 1872, and can be consulted,
free of charge, daily all the week, from A. NJ ito
P. M, upon all diseases ofwhatever namo or nature,
by ladies and gentlemen. He will tell you at once
whether he can cure YOU or not
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of the age forgot his ideas, pressed his hand
unon his forehead, and after a moments silence
said, "God, as with a sponge, has bIotied out my
mind' Be assured, readers, There is rest for
the weary" only in early and abundant sleep,
and wise and happy are they who have irmness
enough TO resolve that "By Gods help will
seek it in no other way."-HdPs Journal of
JT5g1fL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-29

A DISTRESSING Couch causes the friends of the suf
ferer almost much pain the sufferer himself and
should receive immediate attention. Dr.. WistarS Bal
Of Wild CherrB speedily coughs colds infu-
enza sore throat, &c 1t will always relieve consump-
ton and in many we-attested it has effected
perfect cure. deop&wlw IVA
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er democratic senator's took the imaginary
scene in good temper; and Mr.. Clay's versatility
and presence of mind, with hisiwonderful graces
OF elocutiou, had pleasant effect upon the SEN
-Rdrperls MaqQzine.
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-Jnl, 27.


CHICAGO, JHly H.--YIour 1rmi choice and fancy
Minnesota extras shade higher; sales at 81 so "a sT5
wheat buOyantHnd unsettled and prices a shade hieh-
err No 2Hprng closed ~ 81, 29G1l lyT cash. No i do
" ~ W $780, Corn In air demand ind higher al Az 60
Ehc Tor NO cash; Az % 42Ho seller August; a9A al
43hc seller September rejected 39hc Oats In fair do
nand and advanced Al 2he cash for o2 a0He seller
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In the City or Country,
No Family should be without box Of
SANDFoRD's COMPOUND HAMAMELTS,


This most perfect preparation of highly medicinal
shrub is equally good for Man Beast and sold every
where at so cents and 81 90 Box Its virtues in all
of Inflammation celebrated while It's curative
properties unequaled in all of Burns, Car
buncles. Rheumatism, Scratches. RngbOne, Chatting,
Sclds Tumors, Sprains, Calls SPAWN Felons Bruises
Lumbago, B0ils. Cuts, Sores, Piles.
All Druggists sell II.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents, Boston, Mass
deop&w yr mhl2
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Now ColIectabie.

500 Bounty for men who enlisted for three years be-
tween May iand July a. 1861 and were discharged be-
fore serving two years, by OF disease or nures
contracted while In the service Of the United States
v. z, ABBOTT,
my6 dH Central Exshange,
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A Book for Every Man.

"A kboOR BOr EVERY MAN.
The "SoIBECB OF LIE, or SELP-PREsERvATIoY," q
Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure Of Exhausted
Vitality, Premature Decline in Man, Nervous Ply
steal Debility, HypOchOndris, Impotency, Spermator-
rhpa or Seminal Weakness and all other diseases aris
ing from the OF youth the ndiscretons or ex-
cesses OF mature years. This is indeed book every
man. Thousands have been taught by this work the
true way to health and happiness 1t Is the cheapest
and best medical work ever published and the only
this class of Ills worth reading l90th edition. revised
much enlarged, illustrated. bound In beautiful French
cloth. Price 81 Sent by mail postpaid on receipt OF
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INsTITUrR, No
Bulhnch ST., Boston, Mass, DIR. w. H. PARKhR As-
sistant Physician. n B.The author may be consulted
the above well all diseases requiring skin and
experience. deOplyr ia5
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Skin DIseases.-Perry's Improved ComeaOns and
Piuple RenedK-The sKIS MEDICINE OF the Age. Is
war; anted 10 cure Flesh Worms, Pimpes, Eruptions
and RlOtched Designations of the Face Sold by all
druggists Depot % Bond ST.. New York.
FOR Moth Patches, frsekles and Tan, PERRY's
MoTU AND FRECKLE LOTION. The well known reliable
and harmless remedy for Brown piscolorstions the
Face Prepared only by Dr. b. C. Perry, DennatolOgist,
AZ Bond ST. New Iork. Sold by druggists everywhere.
mills IN W&S&M6m