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THIRD ANNUAL MASQUERADE!
THIS PARTY WILL BE GIVEN AT

I'M = T. r I A l. H A L L ,
Thursday t.vcmt,,y, February -,
ST. VALENTINES EVE, Is7s.
The proceeds will be appropriated to benevolent
purpose. Full programme will appear next week.
JOHN O'NElL.
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Montana prisoners arc now guarded, cloth.
ed, fed. and medically attended for triac
over $l.o0 each per day, and the fare ID good
and substantial. Under the instsuctions Of
tho Governor the prisoners have been EN-.
ployed wherever their work could be safely
and advantagsously used, and something Of
. fund I'VE have not the smounD has thus
been derived 70 ths Territory from their
labor. With additional room and facilities
for the expleymens Of their labor at ssch
occupations . they could most advanta-
gesusly be engaged in, The prisoners might
soon be self sustaining.
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VISITINGCARDSsss:::s':. -, :,
lssns sxsn DAsssl sssee hs1s. - - - =
$3.50 easss ssala1siag = as1A ~ ~ NV
sWewUs - Oo0. -re.s.sl lsA'p
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BORN

TRAcY0n the 1leh Inst, 10 the wife u w. H. Tracy,
Ia. a BOSNIAN. = son.
WILSON, On the INST inst, u the wife oe Gen. l. &
W0leon, . con. ..r s.. gum.. ,s.
Nuyy1Y.-To the wifsof Judge rheo. xaaay. Virginia
Ian. u, - danx btcs.
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I Cspt. Plaisted, Of Philipsburs, isin town.
Mr. Leonidas Boyle was In town this
week en- route to Helena
Mr.. G. c. Clawsoo has gone over the
tango ia MY kcsuse q soma points On the
East 6lde. ? III y 49, a.a ~ t
Judge F. G. ssevis. Associate Justice Of
Montana left Cleveland, Ohio. Jan. 18th
for Mssslna. = ~ g
Wm. Henderson, soats0ced = Hslsus to
one year in tho Psnissatiasy for forgery,
completed his tern, lss III rcmtttal for
good behsylor,> md was discharged from
custody Jsnsasy s6th. .t.
U. 8. Marshal Whesler ~ our host, Sam
Scott, ESQ.,, came over from Helena on
:Thursdsy, and the Marshal announced to ~
yesterday. that he ''frose 10 death" on the
trip. Still. he 10. like the Democratic par
,y,a right livery corpse, and when completes
~ thswed ont viii b . good q new.
Mr.. J. Sidney Osborn, senior member Of
Osborn 3 Dcnnee, left for the East By THU
MORNINGS coach, Designing % getto Corinne
II possible b. fore the stage line is episootca
Mr.. o. viii be absent four months purchas'
Ing goods from Boston to San Franciscs,. nj
he finds the marks best, and In anticipation
of even heavier business than the enormous
one they did this year, will purchase large
". dis chum, Harry A. D'Acheul, IN OBJ
servancs Of . happy and hospitable custom
last evening rallied few Of their friends :
| his elegant bachelor lodgings and gave Sid
ney . cordial starter for America. 0eos
Journey. EFf 81 ~
NJ. Shanahaa, agent 1t Jocks, arrived ~.
that plaos a Tuesday ssA lets ysaeEdlI
morningfor Helena He ia1orls ssthat =
sdvicssfrom washiastos u ssl4gapa -
cate be win Ut b sooneps6 insAsaA q II
Cumminss. II " must Aavo ysda4 q
nosss imported % an ths o0lco = Maaala
We don't know ssy good reassa wv ~
Shaaaha., shouldn't b agsnt q Jocks, 6u
ars ..fses . maissaia" shas w woah ,
well pleased 70 - hin saccseded - To-
CummisgA than whoa. Of any country
creed, or party, lev ,bsasss men hsvs be-
appointed teposatial anywhere Wa woal
M 70 81 yietls 6 ~ Civil Service r.
ii ~ ~ NJ o 0aeh oooo0eaee % 0ae
u feseed n lhis I'd q esh9 aepeinemeeee
II 90 TasiiosieA Havisg hsdsd Prsstdss
| Orantb eheoey dusjae ~ O0poige,
vouDA ll1D ! ullDe psacll6ll eve6sace OIL
n now shaa - ca0gA = esded.
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0amaliel Scott, writing from Columbus,
Ohio. to the st Louis Republicans recon.
meuds, when . horse 10 attacked by the
dissemper, that his feed should be continued
- usual; that b should In addition have \
handful Of aax SEED or nax seed meal two
or three times week that be should have
plenty of salt, and water placed, where be
can drink Il - often - be p!eases that be
should be moderately exercised every day
without wearing blanket; and that in the
meantime he should be properly groomed.
These attentions be thinks ars su61cisnt 10
effect care. @l Ii ; 4 ~
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35 to 800 g. s:.: al A 49, :;::'
90 q ~eskiss psopis q ssAR az, .yessg = "a,
make ,ases 1oesV + work foe . = t6sie s1se -
meaeA ~ ~ 01es tAaa = enltht.g -. Is!eSe
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ItxerEp TEA FOR SICK lIoRsEA

According u the American Veterinary
Journal, this is not only valuhlc restorative
hut it is exceedingly useful in cases Ut iDfis.
ma ion Of the membranes peculiar to the
organs of respiration and digestion; It shields
and lubricates them; trsnquilizes the irrits'
ble states of the paris, and favors healthy
action. The editor says We have prescribed
linseed tea in large quantities during the
past month for horses DabOring under the
prevailing influenza; they seesn to derive
much benefit from II, and generally drank
It with avi6i,y. Aside from mucilsge aud
oil. which the seed contains, its nu'ri'ive
elements are Of some account, especially
when given 10 animals lxln'ring under s"rc~
ness in the organs Of deglu,ition. which
incapacitates from swallowing more solid
food. In the event ut an animal becoming
Frustrated by inability to nasticate or swal:
low more food, linseed ten may be res0rted
to, and in case of irritable cough the addi'
ton of little honey makes 1t still more
useful. In the latter form It may be given
n animals lsb0ring under acute or chronic
disease of the urinary apparatus, more c.
pecially of the kidneys. Tho linseed tea u
prepared ~ follows: Put couple of hsnc>
| fulls of the seed into bucket, and pour .
gallon and half of boiiing water upon It.
Cover it up short time, then add couple
of quarts Of cold water, when It will bt
ht for use.
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MINERAL DEPUTY SURVEYOR,
UNDER ACT OF NAY 10, 1874
Walter w. Johnson,

WIN attend 70 Tie survey o( Mineral ClaimA and win
psocars patsp:s 1t the following ratss:
PLACER MINES,
On surveyed land By legal ssbdivlsions where parties
ean fusniSh thor en- descsipdons, ee@0
o. vususveysd had whsss sarvsy ~ y b na6s
undss oedes q ths Surveyor General e11k0e
Leo1 ulnss-Same Rates ~ Tor Ilaeers.
n. A-Tho above rases aSs fos sinGje clai1s ~
iueaude costs oe fees-6Hsssy, oGlicc WORK oe sos.
veycs 0snss1rs oGlce-ana advertising. TO The above
viii b a6ae0 SsavellD9 ezpGasse WAege e1svey0 orc
Eequirsd - 10 made At distancs frem Helena
Two q more surveys and applications In oss local
ity q lsss rate.
Parties can procure patents cheaper - abovV TIM
By employing insesmediass land agssas 9asVa
Uudergroapd ard surface surveys Of nines nads On
short notice.
10 Adafsss, H1l1NA, II. r.
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List of mcritorious pupils Oh The order Of their
Rank determined BY their average standing in the
following items, arranged from the Daily School Reg
lister, for the month endIng Jan. ~ lS7a
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HKxRY BERon ON TIE HORSE DISEASE.

To dks Edito,s Of tie Nes York Esentaa
Posf: The terrible epidemic At this time
Drevsiline among horpcs here and elsewhere,
and which threatens to paralyze trade and
locomotiou. has caused the undersigned to
institu,e inquiries % to the most ef8cacious
me.ns of treatinc the afflicted animals. aud
the following advice and suggestions are
recommended. being the result Ut the ex.
periencc of the eminent surgeons attached
to the Society, along with Others equally
skiliful
That the disease 10 influenza. In IN aggra.
waited form. seems to beself>evident, and the
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Special Notices.
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Personals.

W. EGBgRT SMITH Pr,pcipal.
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..r,,,i aud departure Of Nails at the Deer
W'''" Lodge Post Once.


ry,oy r. H. r.. ConiNNE. AND c. +. II. L.
J,c Daily, at, .,....'...'.' ....'..o - !"
Depart ,,..,,,,. , r..u,,~ ,..-
PLAN" or MONTANA.
Ariye-Daily. =; '''''''''''0p M
nrpa-Daily NJ. D. ID.
p g." vrr Bow. Butte AND RED MOUNTAIN CIrr.
,,rtyc-Every alternate day, at....""". ST. m.
pepat--
r.x,r.rrRG. PHILLIrsBrRG CABLE CITY. AND
tN"" BEAR.
,rivc-Evcry alternate day at...............5p m.
nnna,, - " ...... .........3 a. IN.
n,s,,. PEAK. PIONEER. MIssorLA. CEDAR CREEK
r'N"" AND WALLA WALLA.
i,tiyf DAILY ''..ssss...''..s ~ " us'
Irmrts-- - ........... ................ III ~ W'
GERMAN AND FRENCH GULcH.
,.,yc and Depart twice per week.
re Al mails will close the night previous to theii
dergrtnr at 10 D. ~.
",r,cE IIorRs-9a m. to s p. M Sundays. 10 to II
1" "''' ~ - Z. S. sTACKPOLE, r. NJ.
Up, FISHE r, 70 and >, Merchants Exchange
e.. our authorized Agent In San Francisco.
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pur.p,TEnlsN Services will be held ut Odd Eel
,owt hall ai ] II. m aud D. m. Tomorrow. Rev. j..
II Russell. officiating,
sunday School al ~ p. m.
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ho SAniAon1SasY.

q
The United States Msrshal took charge
of the Montana Penitentiary April -, 1871.
The cost Of equipping 1t was @l.7l4 81,
The cost of maintenance from that date IN,
til Novsnbcr l, 1872, was 81, l9e.16, &
which ~ Territory paid @s,27l, the pres1
ent contract piGs which expires JOY !, le73
being 81 per day, beside the medical bills
Not having ite,nlzsd statsmeat, We cannot
determine, bot believe that aside from guard
hire, the cost of maintaining the prisoners
does not exceed 81 per day. We submit
below statements&howing 3he cost counting
only expenditures, and another with ex>
penses and eseinated cost Of subsistcuce
used from Expenditures made previously.
During the past month, january, 30 pris
oners were maintained 81 days each ssd I
prisoner 20 days-64e days In oil. The
entire Expenditure Of The prison for the
month we're $s37.l5, leaving only $l9l. Is
which the United States he'd to pay. II
from this was deducted the salary Of 800
month allowed the U. 8. Marshal, !. would
have cost the Territory only Soils more TO
have maintained it entirely as provided for
by the new law. We anticipate however
that when tae Legislature cnac,s laws for
the care and keeping Of the penitcntiaries
the cost will he very much greater than un :.
der the United States There will he u
warden with big salary, guards, and med.
icsl attendance at al greater cost than now,
or We err much in our anticipsiions.
STATEMENT OF ExPENDIfUREs AND RECEIPTS F0R
JANUARY. EsrixArIx0 ALL UBssrEScE.
Salaries of Marshal and guards ....$44O
SaOsistence. ;.;:::.:::.............. ST ..
Total cost. ........... ......... .$S37 Is
Due FROM Territory TOR keeping
prisOhers. ............ ...... O46 w
Cost to United States. .@10l IL
STATEMENT OF EXACT ExrEXDIruREs AND RECEIPTS
ron JANUARY.
Salaries of Marshal aud Guards. $40 0(
Expended for subsistence. ......... 2O5 q
Repairs and fixtures. 80. .."....... Az II
| IO'N 80: ............. ........vOoO =.
Due from Territory. O4O "
Cost to the United States. .....$ 30 4:
1t will be seen from the above that ii.
Montana prisoners arc now guarded, cloth
ed, fed. and medically attended for tri6'
over $l.00 each per day, and the fare b goot
| xnl suhsianlial Under the instfpcfiona 81
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lumber. Etc.
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RELIGIOUS.

Up, FISHER, 70 and >, Merchants Exchange,
1. our authorized Agent In San Francisco.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

weather. winds shifting souiHsrly and easteriy.
For The Southern States east OF the s>lississippi
gentle and fresh winds mostly from the southwest
and southeast, ard clear or partly cloudy weather.
with occasional rain the ceas. and in the lower
Mississippi valley.
From the lower Ohio valley and Missouri to the
upper lakes falling barometer, Increasing southerly
to tasterly winds, cloudy weather and lain.
The indications now that severe storm is
approaching the Northwest and will probably ex.
tend eastward over the upper lake region on Fri
caE. CautioDary signals are ordered for Duluth.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September d ?. M.-Barone.
Ter 29.h0. WIND east and light. Arrved-Schooner
Dawn, IRON Texas, bound toy Pensacola, loaded
with horses. She came in to Obtain supply o!
water. saied-Steamship CIV Of Dallas.
sICEsBrFG, Stpteln Der 25.-Eo OOat- Up or Gown
to day. Weather warm ana Clear. RIVER f4illhG. ,
CINCINNATI September Z5.-kivrr s.H Zee! ana
falling Weather clear ana pleasant.
PITT BURG, September Is. - RIVER t"ehtF-'"o
inches. Considerable rain this morning;
CAlRo September 2J-So arrivals or departures.
River fallen one incl. Weather cloudy and warm
EVANSVILLE, September 25--!t RANT idst night
clear to-day Riyec has fallen two inches.
Louisville, S.ptrmoe. .3.-blNcf ~, Ion6rS
thirty incbe. in ii. canal: tiftt tel "a li1
bar and thiity zach on !rtneh lsiaih, "eatheI
clear and v,.Ia Tie steamer Henry Probasco IS
sHoat at Flint Island, and - mooT-d to the bank
She vii! .y ~, -.Hrc til. rise III inc ilNer. anf.
her ca 20 can be JJed on proper orders.
ST Lam. Srrrtl.Js- T.--A11ivtu-:nture City
from Eeyy .r;e parted M0i!. Moore for
M orIqar. an, -a-ofado for VicksDurg. River
falling slowly. weather clear and plea-eanto
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Birds at PRAYER.

Rev. w. G. Prime. in his IL Go Fist.
ing" relates the followir. curious custom
Of birds:
2" As birds yonder have. beyond ques.
ton, means OF exchanging ideas" {" You
would think soft YOU saw them al PRAYERS"
What Yes: at prayers. 1t isn'ut
anything less. There are birds of every
country under the whole heavens. and with
voices as various as the languages OF men.
and YOU hta what IA wild concert of de.
light they keep up all day long. But every
day this entire group o. birds assemble in
silence. and if il isn't a prayer meeting. !
don't know what it is. There is no fore.
warning that we Can detect While ttev
are all chatteriiig. singing. playing here.
there, and everywhere. suddenly one of
them, sometimes one, and sometimes an.
other, utterS a peculiar call. totally disiinct
from his ordinary note. W whatever bird it
is. the call is much the same. and instantly
every bird stops his play and his noise.
They gather in rows Oh the perches. shorten
their neckS so rs to almost sink their heaGs
into their feathers. and make no motion of
wing, head, or foot, for space of thirty
minutes, and often longer. 1t is almost
daily occurrence. Ordinarily. you can not
approach the ayiary without frightening
some of the birds and producing sharp
commotion but while this exercise is going
On, nothing disturbs them. They are birds
OF every land and climate, as you see; but
this Is their custom, and no one fails to at
tend, or behaves Ill in meeting. You may
think IT something like mesmerism, for
the leader keeps up his curious call-note
throughout The service. The instant it is
ended, they break up with shout of de-
light, and rush around singing and having
q Jolly time of it, as il thoroughly re-
treslea,'
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From Shreveport.

The Times. of the twentieth and twenty.
first, has been received, from which we ex.
tract the following items:
Mr.. j. G.. Pierson, formerly OF the New
Orleans Howard Association. arrived here
yesterday from the city. via Monroe. and at
once went to work
We are pleased to learn that DR.. Fenner,
who has been down with the yellow fever,
is convalescent and will be out in q few
DAYS.
The Howard Association, of New Orleans,
is outdoing itself for our afflicted people.
Yesterday Mr.. +. II. Schmidt. the president
OF the Association, and i've more nurses ar.
rived here via Monroe. This makes thirty
five persons the Howards of New Orleans
have sent us, including doctors, druggists
and nurses. This community owes the.
Howard Association, OF New Orleans, a
debt of gratitude that il will never be able
to repay.
The sanitary train yesterday from Mar.
shall brought in six nurses and a large lot
Of supplies for INDECENT sick. The nurses
were at once placed in charge Of the How
ard Association and distributed where they
were most needed.
We learn that Harry Flournoy, son of
William FlonrnOy. was buried at Green
wood yesterday. Harry was express mes.
senger in this city, and had been for about
y
Mr.. c. II. Werckmulen. with four nurses,
arrived yesterday from New Orleans, via
Monroe. They were sent here by the Ma.
sonic fraternity of New Orleans. Tor the
relief of members of that order.
Rev. Father Grigand. Catholic priest.
arrived here yesterday from Monroe. to fill
the place made vacant by the death of |
Father Pierre. Father Grigand has been
Stationed Mt Monroe for number of years. |
The epidemic exhibits no abatement. |
Although the new cases are not so numer. |
GUS owing TO the limited material to work |
on. we continually hear of them, and in the |
absence of any organization to make re. |
port, there are no doubt some that we do |
not hear of. 1t is still spreading on the |
outskirts of the city, and step by step is
extending its ruthless grasp. The improved |
nursing is no doubt doing us much good. |
Every good nurse is PROFESSIONALLY worth
to us a human life at least. Among those
taken down yesterday were Il. a. Phelps
of this city. and DR.. Richardson. of Jetfer.
son. Mr.. II, ID. Sale and DIR. Wise were
taken down a day or two since.
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MARKETS..
Domestic Markers.

NEW YORK, Septembe. ,5.-C"tton irregular and
nominal: sales 81. bales. Kidding nplands ia. a
barely steady; saes 2! 900 September i67s d
IS - I6c; October .6A 1i6 - Ice; November ~
J: f-i6c: Decsnbe: ;. .-lo1!.1.:i January IL. o
II 3,l6c.
Flour favors buyers: common to fair extra Sc 20
"a. so. Whisky quiet at 91c cash. Wheat un.
changed the difficulty Of negotiatin: sterling ex.
cll!ies shippers from the market; winter red and
amber Western > i Gia! o5i Corn unchanged. but in
BUYERS favor. Coffee very quiet; Rio 2ld25c. Rice
quiet. Pork dull and lower; new : Il 250i1 50. ard
Quiet; shade easier. Hava. stores ard tallow
quiet.
asses quiet; a0d65c for Porto Rico.
Sub treasury balances-Go.d. Isl, al el5; Cur.
rencv. SIS 90l 514
CINCINNATI, September g Cotton entirely nom.
al Sc s007 10. Wheat nominal; No. 2 led winter
= 300l IS. Corn steady at t5U55c. Oats quiet
and firm at 36O44c. Provisions almost entirely
nominal nothing doing; buyers are not disposed to
operate, and holders are not Inclined to put any
thing on the market, knowing they would have
to submit 10 decline. In view OF the present dis.
turbed condition of financial affairs there is dis.
position to wait, in expectation that matters will,
few days, get back to their old channel. There
IA generally improved feeling at the close.
ST. LoUIs, September 5 Cotton dull and nominal.
flOur-no market; business confined entirely to
filing small orders Wheat-nothing doing; few
mill.rs offer s. Is for No. red fall and s. 80 for
No. red winter. Corn dull prices dropping;
small sales of No. ? mixed at 80 !. C regular. Oats
dull, prices have declln-d; No 2, Sic in elevator.
Whisky dull at Soc. Pork duh and nominal.
Bacon dull; only small order trade. Lard-Eo
sales; inquiry for winter but none here.
Foreign Markets.
foSDoy. September 2j.-Turpentine Sis ad.
LIVERPOOL September 25.-Common rosn $50
IS Sd.
LivRRPooI. September 25 Evening-Cotton
easy; uplanGs I'D; orleans gu d9A d. Sales to.
day 10 900 bales, including $500 American: for ex
port and spe cuation 2Ge0 bales. Sales of uplands
on the basis of good ordinary. shipped October or
November, from Savannah or Charleston. SD.
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Fishing with n Frog,

A well known amateur fisherman, who is
very fond Of the sport, concluded. upon his
last visit to the Cum Der land. TO thy what
virtue there was in young frog for bait,
feeling confident that he would be able 20
draw in catfish Of huge proportions. The
gentleman who was his partner in the fish
ing business, after getting several good nib
bles. succeeded in landing safely on the
bank a good-sized drum. Half an hour
probably elapsed, and the man with the
frog had no indications of bite, and he
suggested to his friend that his new bait
was about to prove Il failure. did your
frog have green head2" as.s / his partner.
EYES," responded the man rs til the frog.
"Perhaps that is your frog a he pointed
to the one on the bank. Ah3 sire enough,
upon examination, the identical frog was
sitting by his side, with Ike hook in his
mouth. AS soon as thrown out his frogship
no doubt swan to shore and crawled up the
bank inst as far as the lines would permit
Nashville Union.
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MEDICAL.
RCR$AC OF MONAD.C o,EDsT,NE.

kCR$AI OF NIONADIC oiEDsT,SF.
w.. s % ecty ana H!dwiiery, No. i63 Bituy.iIe cor
'i'x w nam part street, near Cana street
4HiInlc1l pax tneft-Cures Palsy Fe.e.s Err.
o,pT 9ia9, EpIepsy, insanity, Dr0psy Rbeunatlsm,
'ew Gays all painful atfeci ions ard In an.
T.roo. ~, lnc Bran Spina! Cord and Nerves
.Tnippat, lungs, Heart, Liver Stomach 60yels
o,a"d.f Money. Bones Joints, .t. Te. dollsrs
week 10Y rne treatment and cure of an Y ,iisea.e
"ui lc;A! Dt paItnen:--Reduce,F Fractures Tu.
aioI anu DESIGNATIONS; speedily ctIres Tnn1ferts
No. scEoiI!a, al! Ureth.al and Seminal
s .aihi yes, E'n"Ieal, scrotal and Iii. Disease
,r OF hlihcGit .rlHatiors; preserve. Imbs
~ I'm ahipuiatioI AID the Bladder f.or,, y.Lo.omy
~ NISsolVln. stones, etc. and cures L -. san.
teis or Stifctufes wlt'!Ou. pair
Mld"ifery Depar tment Positively -r..s oil dis.
eases OF the womb and ovsries, al. ,nus, a ia.
IhelS ts u!ceIatl'Ds iirit.tlous and ,vb.u Tin
uiehses are painful O: 1bstlucted from. any ia
la eF. tHe cause Is removed ard t..I.E rr
stored N few days -
LetIe.s addres SET. 70 postOtic. 10. i!.i See, ar
I,o,,' Lo,!iS!"fl2 VII! :e:siv. attention .f.es
foi gentlemen from to- p NJ
co.o LANCELoT Il! EvFp.T-
Sol9hateh H1ctO; o; Medicin. ana pIiI',r.
rsc'tp" -deElbsr OF the Roy.l Colep. A.. S,,rgaon.
W pi'al Britain, iiCentiat. Of Mid ,.it.rs and
Iyhtcol'.y, formerly Obstretric snrr.on !.
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