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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-12-12

| ! ! aN !
The late Great Improvement,
The "Draw Fccd!'
Great Increase of Power!
Simple and Easy to learn to Operate!
HIS Fifteen less pieces
Than any other First Glass Machine!
The recen: improvements mako the
WHEELER q WILSON SEWING MAcn1NB
radio, doing a far creator variety of work,
with less time and trouble, than any Family
Sowing Machine III tho world.
II is; the only Sewing Machine asi incxrc-
rionccd person can learn to use III thirty
minutes, and tho only ono that can not be
put out Of order when properly used.
1t does perfect work long after machines
of other kinds have become worthless.
1t will sow finer and coarser goods, is
quioter and quicker in it's movements, uses
less thread, and requires less oxortion on
the part Of tho operator than any other
machine in tho world.
III you want Good Family Sewing Ma
chino that makes tho Lock Stitch, which is
alike on both sides, and Will not rip or
ravol, then call and see our new style Draw
Feed Machine.
PECK BROTHl9lsS South'rn Ayts,
l1o Canal ST., Now Orleans
i25 Washington ST., Vickshurg, Miss.
MIR. y. H. BUSICK
Is our Agent for Oaacl,ita and adjoining
Parishes, a,:d can DC found at tho store OF
$. MARX. GRAND ST., MONROE, LA.
May >, 1873. 33:1y
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 AurThE .'CNSH MONEY,
WnltUi t.>, y Day ut the
Now HrEx1s atcsx-c.
ID "a. HTEAHD- sr.,
Corner of trana and DrSSialai streets,
MONROE, LA.
In beginning business i'll Monroe, the ur,-
dorsiSnel offers 30 tho Public Il stock of
General Morchanuizc entirely
New and Fresh!
Embracing something i'll nearly every
department OF Il commercial business.
Careful selections have been made, with IL
Wow to tho wants of this section, III the fol-
lowing lines of business
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS,
HARDWARE; and CUTLERY,
TOt;AcCDss and CIGARS,
WINES :.td Liquors.,
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES,
MEATS, EADSTUFFs, NAILS, &C.,
The whole making assortment OF ar
tlcics III trade, from which tho buyer may
I'll almost any order without leaving tho
House.
Prices haVo been fixed at the lowest Cash
hSurcS, not a!CHC to SccGro custom, bat to
enable the undersigned to make quick sales
and to keep his capital moving.
buyers arc respectfully invited to call at
the two story Brick Store fronting, the river
corner of Grand snd DeSiard strocts, and
inspect the stock on hand. The best efforts
Of the proprietor and his clerks will he
given to insure satisfaction.
va. Mr.. J. Il. Bros, Jr., rocontly of More
house, will he found with Mr.. BrCard and
will be pleased to havo his friends cali.
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EURNITUItE STORE,
AND FURNITURE REPAIRING.

Tho undersigned respectfully informs tho
public that he has now on hand n well Sc
tire, Wooolc,. CbDi,,s, Mctnlic Burial Cttskcts,
CO4t,, Trimmings such as Handles, FLUTES,
,Scrc,Us, etc. Terms, Cash. Store on Grand
street, near tho Courthouse.
J. L. PETEKS.
Monroe, La, March Is, 1871. n26-tf
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&. II. ,NoER1soN. W. w. rAHME..
Morrison 4. Farmer,

4 TrORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n will practice in the Courts OF the Pa
risiles of Ouachita, Morel,ouso, Kichland,
Court, and in the United States Courts.
viii also attond to all business intrusted to
them in the State and Federal Land Offices.
nily3
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Dentistry.

DenG1SGEys
DR. S. l.. BEACEY, Dentist, respectfully
effers his professional services to the
Citizens of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Having an experience of fourteen
years in the practice, he feels confident of
giving satisfaction in all branches of his
profession. Is willing to warrant all work.
Onico near the Courthouse and next door
south of the Ouuchitet Telegraph office on
Grand street, Monroe, La. VIM ar16:1y
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JOHN M'ENERY. 8. u. M'ENERY.
J. & s. ID. NIcEnery,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
II practice in tho Parish and District
Courts Of Ouachita, Morel1ouse, Franklin,
Riclland, Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes,
i'll the Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
tod States Courts. Particular attention paid
to business in tho Land Office Department.
of the General Government. n17tf
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS
. TRENTON DRUG STORE,
NEW DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
! Fresh and Genuinel
| The undersigned respectfully announces
rally that no has just received a weii-asssor sort
! cd stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
Including all tho leading and standard
PATENT MEDICINES,
And has established himself again upon
the ashes OF his old stand, in the smoking
ruins of Trenton, La. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore extended to him. he
solicits 4 continueance of the same.
% @a, Physicians prescriptions carefully
&sa. Orders from tho country solicited.
DAN. t. HEAD. L. D. McLAIN.
LEAD T. McLAIN,
TRENTON, La,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Doa1crs in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
TAGGING, TIES, WAGONS
CARTS, BUGGIEs, RoCKAWAHS,
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liboral advances mado on Cotton, in cash
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. %, 1870. n2:ly
T. O. srANDIFER. w. j.. ASHLEY.
~ &. STANDIFEK a. CO.,
Successors to Stanaifcrt ~ McC;uire)
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
NJ Il Il G III A N 81,
And Dealers In
TRENTON, LIS.
April 1, 1878. >s:29-tf
A f.. rAo"HNox'
Successor to Flonrnoy Il. Mi,isnl~,)
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ruist's
Garden Seed, and Gcncral
pass" rLA NTATION SUpPLIES.-ssM
Will bc pleased to ill orders of friends of
house of Il. IL NJ. Juno %, IS73.-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
N.L.HARDY. J.C.EHAKD. J.s.RIC1fARDsoN.
T s. RICHARDSON ~ CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MlIRCIIANTS,
And Dealers In
WESTERN PRODUCE, GROCERIES,, &C.,
opposite R"il,Uo1 Depot,
nov7:73 DELTA, LA.
AIKEN n WATT,
COTT ON IA TORS
AND COMMISSION MERCIIA Nrs;,
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DIR. VIM. Sandcl

Tf1IGNDERS his services as Physician anG
i Surgeon, to the public. He can be found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roe. March IL, 1878. 25-1y
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F. RICHARDSON. 7. w. MEAGuER.
Drs. Richardson 81 NIeaghcr,

Ii AVlNG associated in tho practice of
different branches of their profession to tho
citizens Of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Office, on Jackson Street, adjoining
Methodist Church. Feb'y 8, 1878. tt
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Fron the ClRrksbuFg TelegrIph)
Those Papers that went Flying Of
the Wings Of the Wind.

As the papers which were blown from
the room OF one Of the Judges Of the Su-
preme Court, were claimed by the atore-
said judicial iunctionary, and returned Ia
him, we feel delicaCy In abiding to
them, but as they have been the subject
OF newspaper remark, we will say some
thing further In relation 10 them. One
half sheet of these papers was found In
the hall Of the Court House, and three or
four other pieces were found In the Court
House yard. They contained as Tar as
the illigfble judicial hieroglyphiCs could
be dCciphered, a learned opinion, sustain.
ing the Legislature in electing Board Of
Public Works, taking the ground that
GovS. BOermsn and Stevenson were mem
bers of the Board Of Public Works, under
our former Constitution, and that the
present Constitution contains the same
provisions In relation TO the Board oil
Public Works, and guberuat0rial appoint
ments as the former ono. The papers
being q vindication Of the acts of the
Democratic legislature and the Board Of
Public Works elected thereby, We
never saw those papers, but get our In.
formation from q reliable. soprcG. ---'.--
Our impression Is that there was an edt'
torial published IN The Sun q i9W days az
ter these judicial papers we're blown to the
public,-Which was q reflex OF the opinions
Of said Judge, and thRthe either wrote The
editorial for the San Of gave the writer
thereof the points. The impression o.
those who are acquainted with the style
and diction Of said Judge, ascribe the au
thorship of the editorial TO him. The
Judge anddhis political confederates evil
IDENTIFY designed the editorial TO prepare
the public for the 90, called subsequent le'
gal decision ofsthe matter by the Court o.
Appeals. The pspers containing the de-
ciSion Of man whbis Judge oithe Court
of Appeals, Of an imperIApE constitutions
question, several Weei II advance Of the
trial OF the cause, there IS no breach OIL
courtesy In publishing their contents, ever
il they were brought to light by accident
or by the act Of God. II Ia Judge 80 faI
forgot his judicial dignity as TO PREJUDICE q
case, let him be exposed. - j
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW York June 25,-The July dis
bursements interest upon the public debt
which commenced today will reach &c.,
100000, nearly all gold. The total dis
bursements for July at this point for In
terest, dividends, etc, is estimated at
$75,OO0,OO0 mixed valnes. 400
MoNEY-Easy at 4a5 per cent on call.
STERLING ExcHANaE-Dull and steady
at 100 S.16a1O9E for 90 days, and lola
110t for sight.
GoLD-Moderately activei the bears
and bulls were both confident, range 1lo4
a1l5F, the cloSlng rate. Loans las per
cent. Clearings $4O,0O000O. Treasury
disbursements $4,000. Custom receipts
$25S,OOO. Exports Of specie $2Gs,9OO,
mostly silver. The steamer Cambria,
sailing tomorrow has specie engagements
oil $850,OOO gold coin.
GovERNMENTs-Quiet and steady. A
quantity of new per cent bonds for syn
dlcatc were forwarded today per steamer
Duueia
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ALLEGHENY Live stock Market.

TuEsDAY, June Cattle-Receipts
over 800 head from the vest and 9 few
small droyes driven in from adjoining
counties. The quality Of the stock was
mixed; there were some good cattle, and
fair number oil medium, while the run
of common cattle from the country was
the lightest Of the season. Prices were
from l5c 10 35c lower than last week, the
greatest decline being on common STOCK.
There were more common cattle, snch as
COWS, on sale than have been here for six
months, and on such trade was exceed
ingly bad. They had the effect Of making
a bad market for medium stock, which
sold very low. On the whole, the mar
ket was a very unsatisfactory one for drov'
Crs, many OF whom complained about los
ing money. Following are the prices at
which the different grades and kinds sold;
Extra 1900 ID cattle, fine and smooth,
SO IS; extra 1900 ID, fine and smooth,
Sc S5aG so; prime 100 lbs, fine and
smooth, 50 00a0 IS; prime 100 ID fine and
smooth, IS 75a5 90; COMMON steers 30 20
as so; cows So 0Oa4 so; bulls 50 00a4 90;
stockers "a IS. The number OF fresh
COWS on sale was fair. Market slow and
dull; not many selling. Prices lower
about $50 per head. Prime COWS chang.
ed hands from $45 00a55 90, fair $50 GOA
40 90.
snEEP-The supply on sale was per
hans the largest OF the season, over l 400,
and we have no doubt there were some
lots Of which we received no account
there were no doubt at least l. 600 onsale,
of which about 1;10O were driven from
the north, mostly Butler county, while
the balance were from Washington coun'
" and Ohio. Dealers all reported the
market as having been very dull and IN:
satisfactory; prices were lower In conse-
quence Of the over supply, and even at
the decline it was difficult late in the day
to sell, as butchers generally bong ut what
they wanted carly in the day. The best
sheep on sale did not bring above 6lc per
10, OF least we had none reported above
this figure; and very good selections were
allowed at 6a5tc Common to medium
t'may DO quoted at 4a4ia49c. Lambs
brought from $2a4 so per head. =
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
oHHcE DAILY EFErLIaIHcI1.
WednesdaY, June IS.

APPLES-The 70 eipts arc meager' and pileea
may DO quoted at g 0O9A 90 per barrel ior COM
mon 10 prime.
BrrrEE--Coutinues very quiet, and the supply
Is fully equal 70 the demand, and prices uo
nomInllly unehAnzed; - 70 &c Tor primo 10
choice, and 10 to l2c for inferior TO fair.
BAKING PowDER-3SlSSc per pound.
BHOONs-Fancy, 8 IS, Is 70 and a u; plain
81 2S097S. .....t,
CANNED GooDs-C Continues quiet, but StocES
arc not largo, hence, prices arc still maintained
Peaches are considered q good investment 10
hold over until next year.
CuEEsE-Ts in good supply, and continues 70
arrive ireelyss.Ths market is well supplied ana
easier, althouk "a prices are not quohble lower
We continue 70 quoted q. ll0llXe for prime
Ohio Factory TO The trade, and l29i2Hc IN
iobbing way. a.
CRAcKERs-We quote: Sugar llkc; LCmon lse'
Soda Sc; Water nc; Cream &c.
DRIED FRUIr-Continues very dull, and prices
arc nomlnAlly unchanged We arc reported oc'
casIoual small sales OF hAlye Peaches o. oH56e'
Apples nominal at 9H9SHc.
EauS-The arrivals have BlIcked up consider
ably, but the supply as yet is ample for present
requirements, and prices arc unchanged; l1e
may DO regarded Us the ruling quotation ior
ircsh.
FrsH-Lnke herring; new 81 90; white nsh,
IS 90; No. . mAckerel, barrels, SIG 0c; No. 40:
Ga co. No. 2, half barrels, IS Is; No. ., DO. Inll
weight, &c 80. =.
FLouA-ContlnueJ weak and In fair supply
with downward tendency, yet prices remain
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Flour-M Moderate
demand and shade better; supoIane
western and State 81 9Oa5 80; compon
to good s. 65a6 As; good TO choice $660a
z %; white wheat extra, 81 20as 90,
Wheat-Moderate demand; No. 2 spring
Chicago 81 40s1 4s; Northwest spring
81 4S; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 80. Rye
Quiet; western 95c, Barley ~ Unchanged.
Corn-Firm; western niEed 69a58c; high
mixed, nearly yellow CSC. Oats-Firmer
common new mixed western 43s44c;
white western 47ta50c. Cofee-Firmer
and quiet; Bio 17ia19ic. Sugdf-Lower;
good refining 1-16a7t NolaseSsQ Quiet
and unchanged. Rice-steady; 78assc.
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GRAM-W heat-Dull and prices have declined,
We now quote No. white at 81 80: and No !
frd at ki 8SS1 %. i0AtR-In good supply and
dull a. 4Oa45c. COTa-In good demand and arm
At 4Sa5Oc, Rye-Dull aud lower u 7SaSOe. Bar
ley-Dull and prleSS are nonipAl.zss 20 &.
GRocERIRs- CQ6Ss- Choice old Government
Java at sc; choice Rio, CSC; prime 9iet iair 70
common 23Xc.
SrupS-Common, 4OoSOc; Prime, @GGOc;
Choice, 6517ON Fancy, &c. New! Orleans No:
lASseB-Pfime selling 81 7p055c.
SIqay- ;RDanAd aafda, Crushed, Powdered and
GranulAted l1X0l9c; A Coffee, Ike; B Coffee
like; Extra Coffee lie; Commercial A sugar
lie; Yellow 9X0lOXc; stock OF Cuba and Porto
Rico exhausted. New Orleans SuGAR fair to
fully fair 939Xc; primo to choice lG0iOHe'
RI0I-UfSies Carolina, x; prime, sXci PGtnu
&c; RAugOon, 7kGbsc.
NAns-IOd 70 cod, 81 IS; Sd to Cd, g. %; I'd to
I'd, &525.
ons, &o-Lard Oil, extra No. winter 70c;
cara No. summer 7Sc. Carbon OIL l9c. Lin
seed OIL, 81 o.. TuEpentine 76c.
PRoyrsIoXE Meas Pork $3.50 BGcon-shoul
ders, TYass Clear ndes lQe;peS breakfast bacon
ilKc; sugar cured hams l4sll Nc: plain none In
market LardSIn kegs, lOHe; chbiee Leaf In
tierces Vc. Bot brands e6nVASSed hams, 14Xe
PoTATOHs Sales Of old In email lots from
store, at 81 OO0l 10 per bushel. New, IS COG
6 90 per bril-
sguTP-TOc; do In boxes OF elk dozen, s. 90,
YOoL-4b TO 60c and dull. ..
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Schcnck'S Mandrake Pills.

These pills arc composed exclusively of
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirely suporSede tho use Of mgrUury, do
IL lOSse any of is Injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
a valuable remedy in all cases otderange.
ment resulting from a diSordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid FGyeFa, 60, &c. SRll suecumb 70
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

New YORK, June 25.-Cotiop goods
the market was quiet 6ut pricS Btetdg b
first hands, and The 80 5lng tIede apl n
all branches. Prtnts quiet, and otdstyles
fancies Gre selling low, Aliens and Con-
estoga prints are now lie. GinghamS
move slowly at irregular prices. Lawns
and Percales fairly active. Wooden
goods for mems wear in better demand by
clothiers, at steady rates; No. 1e, black
and sash width in good request. Lama
and lace shswls, and jSconets brisk.
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CMcMEAgL June 95.-Flour-Dull at
SO 50a7 90. Wheat-No. 2 red winter
81 80. Corn-Firm at 42a4Sc. Oats
S0a42c. Rye-G5a67c. Barley-Unchang.
ed. Ness Pork-$15 26al5 80. Lard
Steam Sc; kettle &c. Bulk Meats-Quieti
shoulders &c; clear rib sides &c; sales Of
clear SIC. Bacon-Fair demand; shoul-
ders &c; clear nib sides DC; clear 9tc.
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Baltimore HaFreT.

baltimore, June 25.-F lonr--Dull;
western super1ne q 5Oa6 25; extra $500
az 25; family q $4,000. Wheat-Quiet,
steady, and unchanged, Corn-Dull;
mixed western Hattie, Oats-Western
mixed 1896 white 44a45cs Rye
Quiet at 70s1Jc. Provisiohs-Duli and
unchanged. Butter-UnchAnged. Whisky
Quiet al Q4c.
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CHICAGO, June 25.-Flour-Dull, bu'
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and weak
No. Q spring 81 10; No. /, 81 23fa1 %
Corn-No. : mixed Sic. Oals-No. 2
275c. Rye-No. ., 0OaGlic, Barley
Unchanged. Mess pork $l4 90. Lard
Sc. yBulkuIeats-Qnlet8 easier; shout
ders generally held aE6c. Bacon-Quiel
and UNCHANGED. Whiaky-S3fC:
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NATURES FAvoRITEsp-BY ANNA n.
CRAMFAHD.

CRAWFORD.
Na!ure-the great mother Of 70 ~ be:
slows her gifts With lavish hand upon ~
her children, and yet & 4 very plain that
she hath her 1Gp0ritI, -
How often has man, her 0rtdtsa tAloIL.
lite, eddeayored TO draw ont the secret ol
her despotic procedure But In yatni she
goes forward dealing out her bountles
without one to0rd Of explanation.
The sun pours forth his beams and MS
the lap Of earth with splendors-the grass
grows-the buds burst-the meadow Is
covered with beautiful flowers. The atr
Is full Of birds and even night brings no
gloom for It is brilliant with glittering
stars. Every morning brings o new day,
and every puls9uon a new lle. Every
hour and season yields its tribute to the
favored child. E,a-.'lgy
For US the winds do blow,
The elrthdoth rest LIZ. -. "a ~ ~ =
HCGyUn.TloTes and fountiinR48R S:s8.
Nothing we see but means our good
as our delight or as our food. But even IN
the family of man there are distinctions.
No two individuals are placed In precisely
the same conditions, for example, there
Is one who has money at his command,
his house Is like Kings palaces. his food
the choicest that the land affords; art
and commerce ministers TO his tastes and
comforts, but who Is that with wan face,
and mean apparel, standing homeless Of
his door? Its his unfortunate brother
whose lot it Is to drink the cup OF pow
erty to is bitterest dregs. Here Is one
whose life has ever been surrounded
by good influences. Nature endowed
him with a kindly disposition and
iostered 1t with the most Wktchtul care
There iS another who was born in the
haunts Of crime, and who bFeathed only
the foul atmosphere Of sin and shame,
Again, so differently are the minds Of
men constituted that no two individuals
will view any one subject in all its bear
ings precisely in the same way. What Is
overlooked by one will be noticed by an
other. What one sees Obecurely will to
another appear distinct and luminous, and
what exceeds the grasp OF one intellect
another will readily comprehend.
There is scarcely any person but what
may excel In some department Of knoWl-'
edge. Without this difference in men the
present condition would not long con-
tluue, "lor no level was ever made that
did not destroy flowers as well as weeds"
Every man has his place. The poet
opens the portals to the world Of fancy,
and we follow him hither and thlth-
er with delight and rapture. The
philosopher unfOlds TO US the laws
which govern mind and matter. The
husbandman brings the food to our
door. The artisan constructs our dwell
ings with all their conveniences. In short
there is place for every one, and every
one should be in his place. Notwithstand:
Ing the infinite variety among men and
things, there is striking family likeness
throughout the great family Of Nature,
and she may have cOmpeHSGtEonS that zoe
ka0to nOtoE.
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THE publicity given to messages written
on postal cards may be avoided by the
use Of invisible Ink, the direction to "hold
TO the fire. being written With common
ink. ThlsIchecks the inquisitiveness Of
post,offiCo clerks, who have not tho tune
10 make the applications. In France in
visible ink Is sold for this purpose.
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II Is a Thousand Medicines In One.
1t Cures when All Else has Failed,
Its Effect is like Lie from the Dead

50 magical Is its power fl deslFoyiAk dlBe8Se
and restoring health that even the experienced
operator IL not unireQuently amazed o. the result
OF his eXpedments. Such tEe ~ Ndndeftul
effects In tho hands OF tho bkillful electrician
that It's application can DO 20 varied ~ 70 reach
every form Of Nervous DerHngement.
It Is now employed BY Proi ". A: Hammond,
N d. in the halleVue oSpitAl 0dieAl College
Of New York eLfy, Ia Dt'NSt'i oi!tstl MAJ cd
CGdeF IL mystic inausuee The FSEinR maniac
IL qul eted, the palIied limb regAinG Us power,
the blind arc made 10 zee, the deaf TO hear, the
lame TO walk, pains arc 1uodued, contracted
muscles relaxed, tumoTs reduced ulcers healed,
nervous tItbA don lleyed, the weak made 8rong
and every faculty and function OF tho mind and
body brou ght into hArmOpy and health.
Electricity HrouBes VitAlitN etih1al1tes organic
life, eQulllEes the life fOIceS eliminates dlscAlc,
increases horsepower, Ugtheng the digestive
organs, GidSnutIitoH ard lnVig0hae4 lho Nhole
MANY nervous dIscaSes hlthsit6 considered IN.
curahlo arc promptly relieved and permanently
cured by ii lu6Qs and ,potent Influence, ALI
mEnts Of long standing frequently dliAppeAr on
/ u frat application. John X. Weldon, EtQ ,
wholesale Atu IeEail INC tiOneS' ~
electricity in DR.. LOnRdOn's hands In tWenlY
minutes, OF GeTere Lumb1go oil seven yeGA
standing. Numerous other entes tllly konefk'
able have been wrought BY thl9 nuly wonder
Iul NgeuL. Il0ubAQul VI puOIt AAlpei4VFsy hSt
YOub, dyGpeptIc, rheumatic, pAtAlyuc Chronic
sufferers whose ttOmAchs have ,beeu ruined BY
poisonous drugs with vitality almost exhausted
would nnd . sovereign remedy In this Great
Healer. Dr.. Longdon Goes not deem u neeeiSG;
~ in any cage TO give electrical 1hoc4st but
pIsIes th6eaneuI through his own eJstem, CIV
Ing It additional VltaHty before applying It 70 the
patient.
The following are among the diseases IN which
electricity has been ueceEslu1yemployed:
APhoniA. AmerOrfhoeA, AmanroslI, ChoEes,
DEAFNESS, Tinnitul Aurium, Debility, FaetG Fal'
syy ElstnlA In Ano, Hemlplegii, Imp t9nee, Neu'
FalgiA, Headache, Rheumitism, Hydtoeele, VI
ceTS, Tum0fS, Constipation, HAevi, Womb DIS.
eAses, NsTouB Weakness, DJtpepsiA, Panlysls,
Fecs for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment within the reach ofAll.
Medicines for all diseases by mall and express
TO all parts Of the country.
OFFICE HOuES-S TO 10, i:sO TO and ESptOS.
1. H.. LONGBON, A.M.,M.B.,
WEST SIDE FZFTR STREET,
Between Monroe and Quincy opposite CatAedral,
jsl4-cOdAw WHEELING, ". VA.
MONTANA q BEAR DUCK FOR