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Mr.. Reed Dutton, Of Milford, New
Hsmpshire, being an indulgent mther
and a patriotic one also, purchased u
cannon for his sons on the GLORIOUS
Fourth, y and told them to blaze away,
and keep up the reputation OF the
family while he should be absent at
the celebration in the town of Temple:
The boys made good use OF the ileld
piece during the day, and late, at night
they put ina double round fora parting
salute. They had no sooner touched
off the cannon than they saw man
fiat in the street some distance from
them and calling for help. HurTing
to the spot, they found that the charge
had hit their revered father in his leg
as he was returning from Temple, and
fairly knocked him down. They very
promptly assisted their parent to rise,
who, as soon as he recovered himself,
exclaimed ~ told you TO blaze away,
BOYS, but didn't expect You were
going to shoot your father" The
Youthful gunners apologized as best
they could, and are now spending their
time in assiduous attention to their
injured parent, who Is confined to his
bed, but with good prospects Of getting
Out soon.
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North cnrolinu.

"John,p Of the New York sun, has
been 10 Raleigh, from which city he
mdited n letter to the sun, from which
the following is an extract Ig,l.
II you will read my letters you must
learn something, aud you, have learned
that North tiuollna Is Q ltgblQ state
She produces piles ofiarhnd gum, IL
IL the slickiest place In creation, and J
believe the state Is made out of black
gum mucinge, saw dog that sat
down In 1906 10 scratch his ear and
bark, he is there yet, he couldni get
up without pulling mp ground enough
TO leave n we'll "a. he stays there end
the bark can be seen ycton Tie tree
directly in front of him, There nre
lots Of pine trees, but pine apple trees
are scarce, In The county they never
use saddles, They just put an ounce Of
tar on the horses back, and they can't
slip oil.
iiosln grows llerc in harrcls IFS
Il cheapplUco' 70 rogn the bNt4 ( A
female rosjned Der beau here last fSi-
day; She threw a hUnlS OF II NJ hmi
struck ON the chin and injured his
spine, and now when ho laughs, Il res
mind, one Of black Friday. Robinson
Crusoe had Il black Friday.
Some Of the fellows who live in the
woods are 80 thin That thty have To-
lean up against n tree 10 swallow; they
are yellowcr than blind mans huii,
and No darned lazy they keep tamo
squirrels to dip their tails ia soap suds,
latherth and then scratch the hair
or with their CLAWS.
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GENERAL NEWS.
CHOLERA PANIC IN MT. VERNON, md

EVANSVILLE, IND, July ia spe-
cial from Mt. Vernon, Ind, says there
is q choleray panic therey There lhaye
been forty deaths within the week, ana
eight or ten yesterday, Thepeople are
fleeing.
ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-Nine fatal sun
strokes Yesterday. Thermometer 99'
LOUISVILLE, July ls.-Cholera pre-.
walls in Elizabethtown and several
other Kentucky towns.
SpRINGFIELD, Mass, July lS.IIhie
start in the University races was made
about 8 o'clock. The colors were adj
judged to Harvard at first, but Yale
was finally pronounced the winner
Time-Yalc 1864; Wesley 1El0; Har-
ward I'LL; Dartmouth l7:2I; Amherst
23:12; Columbia 17:53i; BoudoiiI lS:l1s;
Massachusetts Agricultural 1921; Cor
nell 1924 Trinity 1872 Williams
19:25i.ihie gss1 n''a ~
ST. LOUIS, July 1s.-Conroy Robb
and Henry Fox. while laboring in an
excavation in the lower part of the
city last evening, were killed by an
embankment falling ON them. Phil
lip Moser and Daniel Rock,were badly
injured.
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WEATHER REPORT.


WASHINGTON, y. c. July lS.-PrQb-
abilities Oh Saturday forthe GulfStates,
rising barometer, southwest and north"
west winds, with generally clear wealth
er, except on the immediate coast.
For the Southern States, westerly
winds rising barometer and generally
clearing weather. For the Middle
States, rising barometer; westerly winds,
and somewhat lower temperature with
clear and partially cloudy weather.
For New England, northeast and
easterly winds, veering to southeast
and southwest, with clouds and rain,
For the Lake region, Ohio Valley and
the Northwest, north and west winds,
clearing and clear weather.
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rur onestim in Alnhama Is fnst han

THE question in Alabama Is Eastman
rowing down 10 one Of eEisteucc, 'Fhe
elections next year win tel Die story.
If we stand and fight togetheras Dem
ocrats and Conservatives, we viii sue
oeod in the contest, and all viii be well,
The State Will, Ia. time, recover and
Alabama win not falliinto the dcsper-
ate condition Of Louisiana. But let
the ,Wafmoths and Kciioggs and
pinchbacks of Alabama savethcStMtet
and soon our condition will be as des-
perate as that Of Louisiana. After Il
time we will not be able 70 say which
is white man and which is y negro, -
Montgomery -Adeertiser
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It used to he stated in old fashioned
books of natural history that "the horse
was the gift of the Old World to tho
New But whole races of horses lived
and persisted In America ages before
men went down to the sea in ships.
There are now in Yale museum the
fossil remains of twenty-one different
species belonging to the horse family.
These animals varied from sizes that
are larger than any now existing down
to delicate creatures not bigger than a
fox. ~. -. s'ass a. -, go "a =,
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SINCE the commencement of the
revolution in Cuba, in October, 1869,
10000 Spanish soldiers have been sent
TO the island. or this number iully
$1,000 have been killed in battle or
have died of wounds and disease. This
enormous loss Of lie speaks volumes
in favor of the probable successful
result of the war in fnvorQf the Cuhans.
Certainly Spain cannot long continue
TO dispatch to Cuba her arms-bcaling
population at this rate to fall beneath
the malarial influences Of the tropical
climate.
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We take this accession 80 thanh our
friends for past tNyors, and respect
fully caiE their attention 10 our ian
niensc stock. which wa are just rccsiy-
ing direct fr0m the principal ,nnnu-
fictursrs OF the North and West. par-
chasning direct from first hands fur
cash on the spot, nnd awaiting our
selves Of every advantage by shipping
iu ear loads under special contract,
and by our own labor almost freeing
ouysci yes from store expenses. We feel
confident in our ability 20 offer 20 our
friends and to- the public generally our
Immense stock at better rates md
more untforuily low iigures thnu has
ever before been offered In the interior
OF TeSas.
AZ IL basts aIsi foundation OF eur
business, We guarantee every article 10
be s.s reprcspntesl. or tastsey refunded
nt 0ur expense OF transportation.
Our success In business tpepensts en-
tircsy upon establishing n Wholesale
trade a. Noythorn Texas. and we only
ask u G,ir and impartial friai, m,isi ~
close comparison Of uniforna prices
with those OF Shreveport, Galveston,
ana New Orleans With ftcirhts added
ami wa eheerfriiy abide by the dcci-
sion OF the Savnc. fsl .MuF ea
GARILSGTOa, AARsALSs a 90.
umdfi
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THE MARKETS.
Foreign.

~ iOreign.
X LIvERPooI, July 49, Cotton steady;
uplands SD Orleans q. Sales 1000 for
speculation; exchange 1000 Bread
stuffs firm. Latcr--cott0n sales, 1900
bales American, July delivery, s3d,
LONDON, July INSTRUMENTATION
OF the hop crop favorable with pros
pect ofn large yield. The weather Ia
yorablc TO crops. Ten-forlies 00s.
PARIS, July lS,-Rentes 57f@57c.
New York, July lS.-Cotton Re
ocipts, net, 4G0 bales; receipts, gross,
LIS bales. Sales of futures, lO,40O
bales. Market cloecd rs follows: July,
2046D2O 0-lGc; August, 10 lG-lGM2Oc;
September, II 5-lJGlSsc; October, II
3-l0c. Cotton irregular and quiet; sales
l,040 bules. Middling, Gle. Flour ac-
tive and firmer; COMMON 10 fair extra,
~ zoos good to choice, SS O5GrlO 70.
Whiskey steady Mt 03c. Wheat Ia &c
better; light lecelpts4and advanced
prices check business; winter red west
ern, 52c!c; white western, 55tt6Oc.
Corn ilrmer but In moderate demand;
white western, G7GlT0c. Coffee active
and stronger. Rice active; Carolina,
S(19c. Pork lower mess, SIT. Lard
firmer western steam, sSMsSc. Naval
stores quiet. Tallow firm Money
St04 per cent. Sterling lower at q.
Gold quiet al ll5y@llGb, Govern
ments dun but steady. State stocks
very quiet.
p Domestic.
New ORLEANS, July lS.--flonr dull
good to choice treble So 50CrT 45; FAM
lily S8G9 50. Corn scarce and frnG
mixed 57Gl5Sc; white mixed 7Sc; white
zoe. Oats dull at 42G48r. Bran dull
at 75c. Hay dull; prime so; choice
scarce at SIT, Pork duh at 81. Dry
salt meats scarce; shoulders Sc. IA
con dull at ~, l0l and 1859. Hams 1871
6lGtc. Lard dull tierce 50; keg l0!c.
In sugar and molasses there was 10
movement. Whiskes firm; Louisiana
94c; Cincinnati 97c. Coffee quiet at
lS(f zoe. Sterling 81. Sight premium.
Gold l53. Cotton quiet; sales 1000
bales good ordinary l4!@l5c; low mid
ding l73@lSc; middlings lS2c; mid
ding Orleans lS5c; receipts 362 bales
exports coaatwisc 1919 bales; stock
"a All bales. Weeks sales 1900 bales;
net receipts 1856 bales; gross Zoo
bales; exports to Great Britain 1858
bales; coastwise 1870 bales; to the con-
tinent 2,9l1 bales.
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q ROC RIE@

Rice, Harley Qrits, Italian Maccorini, Yer,
nliceliI, etc. Choice Luuislaun Brown and
White Clarified Sugars; crushed, cut, grnnn-
lated and powdered Sugars; Che choicest
shen ilu;ter Cream, Holland md English
Cholder Cheese; kninily Leaf Lard, IN kegs
and tlorcesi the best brands Of sngar-eup.d
Hains and breakfast Bacon bnperiol, Qua
powder, Oolong, English Break FAST and ~
pan teas Soedless and hondon Layer HAS
lils, Cttr0us, currnnts, stuffed spanish and
Seville ornnges, Ground and whole spiees,
and The choicest variety OF Pickles In this
market. The finest Brandies, whishtsS
Shcrries and Port Wines Champagne, Spark.
hing Hook and Sparkling hosellc. lss
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FOREIGN.
THE SPANISH cREBELLloN

In $50. I'D L'Hn glIiln ~.
.a-.Lll
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puIlman,s Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached to Express Trains between
Houston and Austin, and Houston and Cor
sicana. -ltLL
Passengers for Waco iurst take Express
Train leaving Houston at 500 =. m,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21

was burned, and the Office of the Republican
seriously damaged. Lafayette, Ind.-A num-
Der OF stores were destroyed, entailing loss of
about 80. 900. Boone, Iowa-Seyeral stores
and shops burned loss, SIS, 900 to s2O, OO0-
well insured. -
FxB. AT Evansville, Ind.-Blount's pillow
factory; loss, Sc, 900. :. .Brookfeld, Mo. loss.
$50, 900,
Fen. Sat Upton. Mo.-Herman Reel 8
brewery; loss, SIT, 900. The Denver House,
at Keokuk, Iowa, and a hotel at Sibetha, Kan
sas, were burned to-day loss not stated.
KirksyiHe. No: Ioss, $4,000.
FEB. Sat Detroit, Mich.-The Detroit
| Car-wheeI Foundry Works were burned; loss,
| $40. 900 Albion. Mich.-The Presbyterian
church. valued at $40, geo, was destroyed. =.
Philadelphia. Pa.-The terra Gotta works OF
John Newcomb were burned loss, $4,000
FEB. 1O.-At st. Louis. Mo-. loss, 81, 1000.
.... Cincinnati, Ohio; loss, $4,000. AT San
Francisco, Sage's oil warehouse was burned
causing a series Of terrific explosions loss not
stated.
FEB. lion Staten Island, N. y; loss
$50, 600. . AT Greenville, Washington county
n. Y. I: loss, 300, 000.. d. Evansville, Ind; loss
$50, 900.
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TUESDAY, Feb. l1.-sESATE.-Bills passed

A NEW DEPARTURE IN MEDICINE
There are "new departures in medicine
as well as i'll politics. The latest and
most successful of these is the bold move
ment of DR.. Joseph Walker, of Califor-
mia, who has actually had the effrontery
to produce n Vegetable Tonic and Restor-
alive, without any alcoholic basis, which
is curing disorders of the stomach, liver,
bowels, nerves and pulmonary organs,
with a rapidity that fairly entities him
to the anathemas of the Old School of
Physicians, and the praise and confidence
of the New! His CALIFoRNIA VINEGAR
BIrrEBs may be safely pronounced the
most popular remedy of the age. When
it is considered that this now famous
specific was introduced some two years
ago, its present sale, which is at the rate
of 5000, 600 bottles per annum, a only
be ascribed to it's intrinsic merits. 1t is
believed that the history of "patent
medicines" affords no example of a sue
cess 80 rapid and complete. The ON
munity insists that this success is thor
oughly deserved, and We have no inclina-
ton to dispute its dictum. The Voice
of the People, if not exactly that of Om-
impotence, is generally the voice of Com
mon Sense, and as they have had ample
time to take a sober second thought on
the subject, it may be assumed that, in
this instance, their opinion is creditable
to their sagacity.1ICOm.
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THE NEW POSTAGE BILL.

The following is a full text OF Gen. Farms
wortb's bill to further amend the postal Jaws,
as it passed the House OF Representatives:
he ii enacted, etc., That on and after the LIST day of
July next on all mail matter which is wholly or
partly in writing, except book, magazine. and news
paper manuscripts and corrected proofs passing be-
tween authors and publishers, and excepting also
correspondence or postal cards, on all printed mat
ter which is - marked as to convey any other or
further information than is conveyed by original
print. except correction of mere typographical
errors, on all matter which is sent in violation of law
or regulation of the Department respecting in
closures, and on all matter to which no specific rate
Of postage is assigned, postage shall be charged at a
rate of two cents for each half ounce or frnction
thereof, and this provision shall include all letters
commonly known as drop, or local letters, delivered
through postofices or their carriers; and magazine
manuscripts and newspaper manuscripts are hereby
declared to belong to the third-class of mailable
matter.
SEC. 2. That from and after the first day Of Janu-
AIRY next, under such regulations and in such man.
ner as the Postmaster-Genera shall prescribe. post
age provided by law to be paid upon printed matter
or mailable matter Of the second class shall in all
cases be prepaid and collected Mt the Offices respect
lively where such matter shall be mailed, and the
postage on daily newspapers not exceeding fonr
ounces each copy in weight shall be charged and
collected at the rate of fifteen cents per quarter;
Prorided, that weekly newspapers within the
respective counties where the same are printed and
published, and none other, may pass through the
mails free of postage as provided in the eighth clause
Of section 1874 Of the act TO r~evise, consolidate and
amend the statutes relating to the Postofice Depart
ment.
SEC. 3. That any person who shall take any letter,
postal card or packet out of any postoffice or branch
postofHce, or from letter or mail-cArrier, or which
has been in any postofice or branch postoiice, or in
the custody Of any letter or mail-carricr before 1t
shall have been delivered to the person to whom it
was directed, with the design to obstrnct correspond
ence or pry into the business or secrets Of another,
or shall secrete, emsezzle or destroy the same, shall,
on conviction thereof, for every such ofense forfeit
and pay q penalty not exceeding 500, or be i'm
prisoned At hard labor not exceeding one year, or
both, at the discretion Of the court.
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A NEW REPUBLIC.

KING AMADEUS OF SPAIN ADVOCATES THR
TIC BY A VorE OF $50 TO ga GLOOMY
PROSPECT.
MADRID, Feb. liking Amadeus persists in
his determination to abdicate. When it be-
came known that the King would certainly re-
sign, groups gathered in the streets, and there
were some attempts at disturbance. The House
Of Deputies, last night, decided that the Presi.
dent of that branch of the Cortes and fifty
Deputies should constitute q permanent COM
mittee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.-Secretary Fish this
evening received the following dispatch from
Minister Sickles:
.At 9 o'clock tonight the Cortcs adopted q
Republican form Of Government by . vote of
$50 in the affirmative and 80 i'm the negative"
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE abdication of King
Amadeus lis the all-absorbing topic in London
md Paris. The view is considered gloomy,
aud bitter civil war inevitable. The last dis
patch from Madrid was dated l o'clock this
morning. Nothing since has been received.
The failure Of dispatches is regarded as
ominous.
The last dispatch says the streets are now
filed with crowds of excited people.
The Senate has appointed q permanent Com
mittee of Thirty. Senior Malcamps and Admi-
raj Topete, on behalf Of Marshal Serrano,
have offered their support to Prime Minister
Gorilla in maintaing order.
II is rumored that Gorilla intends to leaye
the capital tomorrow. Senior Rivero will re-
main at his post as President Of the House Of
Deputies.
PARIS, Feb. LIE Temps has advices from
Spain showing that the Government is operat-
ing aga;ns. the Carlists in the north with
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Send your Dollar. Is2A L. - -.
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The BEST FASHION REPORTS in the Weekly NJ
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THE Best CATTLE REroRTs in the Weekly n /; ]
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twenty-fcur battalions of infantry OF the regu-
lar army and q proportionate amount OF cavsl-
nv and artillery, and 5000 or 1000 voiun-
teers and gems d'armes. The Cari'sts are ac-
tive in the neishbonlood of Segovia and Es-
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Ir is now generally admitted by honest
physicians that when once the consumption IL
fairly fastened upon the lungs, no human
power can save the patient from death. They
also say that about fifty per cent. of those who
die from this disease can trace the cause to a
neglected cough or cold, which might have
been cured by a small bottle of Liquid Opodel-
doc. or what is the same thing. Johnson $
dnOdynP Liniment.-ICOm. .
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The PUREsr AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvER
On is Hazard a. Caswell's, mad on the sea
shore, from fresh, selected livers, Of the Cod
only, by CAswELL, HAZARD d Co., New York.
It is absolutely pure and s,peet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to oil others.
Physicians have decided it superior to all other
oils in market.-ICom.
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1,rynIcr Headache, Con

For JAUNDIcE, Headache, Constlpa-
ton Impure Blood, Pain in the Shoulders
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Ernc-
tations of the Stomach. Bad Taste in Mouth,
Bilious attacks. Pain in region Of Kidneys,
Internal Fever. Bloated Feeling about Stom,
Urine, and Gloomy Forebodings, take DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, or Taste,
less. Coated. Concentrated Root and Herbal
Juice Anti-Bilious Granules-the Little Giant
Cathartic or mryltu,n in Parro Physic. 25cents,
by all Druggists. 6Z6
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CUT THIS notice out and bring it with
Won. We are authorized to refund the cash to
any person or persons who shall buy and use
Parsons Purgotiue Pills and fail of relief and
satisfaction -ICOm.
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CURE o CoUGH OR CoLD.-As soon
az there is the slightest uneasiness OF the
Chest, with difficulty Of breathing, or mdica-
ton of Cough, take during the day a few
..Brorn's bronchial Troches. ICON.
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MISS IDA GREELEY has gone on n
health and pleasure trip to Florida. She
accompanies the family of Ivory Cham
berlain, of the World.
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CONSUMERS should use from one-fourth
to one-half less Of Dooley's than Of other
Yeast or Baking Powders. It is put up full
weight.-[Com.
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e. n 10n per day, Agents wanted! All classes
Vo w pNu NJ working people Of either sex.
Young or old, make more money at work for usjn
their spare moments or all the time than at any
thing else. Particulars free. Address G.. Stinson
Co, Portland, Maine. -''
oOnnA MONTH sALAR Y to Agents. male
sD-VV and female. Address with stamp Bridal
Needle Co., us Olive st., 81. Louis, Mo.
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srusBons COUGH that will not yield to ordinary
remedies may be thoroughly cured by DR.. Jayne's
EIpectorsnt, an eficacious medicine In Bronchial
and Pulmonary Disorders
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
Sinking Siowly.

diseases that progress rapidly a crisis are not
:he On iy ones to be dreaded. Cauker or drv ro,
does not blast tree SUDDENLY q. "a stroke o
hshthing but unless ar,es'e"s ncsltoys it as Ger.
talnly an" ia hxc msnEcr chrome debility al
though 1t does not kill with the swittness OF y,Ilow
lever ID ae eure the .prluss OF lite cvenuav
rs any acute disease II rot cheek by uvigura ting
mcaic"tion. There Ia s"in.thiug incxptcssibiy
touching IN the spectacle oi pren.atu re decay Ian
eu"r, paiior, ei"aciat ion. urp sp, it's an
ois'ante oi cxetton, are It's ordinary svmptp,u.
anu tney should be promptly by tonic ,rea,
heht nc best nvlgorant and exii.Ic ut tina /, ca
DE ohhlsteted In case o this IND lustetler's
Stomach Eitlers The stitnula tinp oriuci,,I. a., H.
preParaf ION rouses the dUrnia Ut The sys
TEN, ana TIE siren thening regulating
ties give permanent nd hca vi Impulse tn the
vital forces ttius brought tut play. The IA lining ~
petite ls ava keneu, the prnccss OF digestion and
ASSIMILATION are quiet the quality OF the blood
Is Improved, the secretIOns become more untursI
ahd every organ that contributes to the nourish. {
mentor tue body undereoes suluiarv chance Nv
these mean tue repal OF the ysicsl il
effected aud il. hea lth AMI vi or restored In no
clara diseases has the beneE sent ore ,ion of hc
bit'ers ben more marked and king than in
those cha racterlZc by genera debility nd ncryus
pros lion Ladies affected with these ailments
npd IN inns most Wholesome of all tunics and cor
receives the safest and surest mean relief II is
strong TO restore and powerEess iniure Such ia
The UNIFORM testimony of "clouds of witness q
HERS1A.-fti ia now demonstrated that runtu,e
can be surely cured witnou, suffering EL.sTIc
iRus Es are suDerseding ~ others Wo advise II
nei''e ouying metal 'russe' or supporters send
Tor descriptive circular the Einsic J,uss Com
pany, No. 6S3 Broadway, New York This truss
Can nc sent by mail TO all parte of the country
10 o'h I ". J. ind.ps,,dtnf.