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GALE Of GoNDEMNED QuARTERMAss,,
y TER,s STORES AND CAMP AND GARRISON
EQUIPAuE.
OYFIcE A. A. Q. MI
$500, sr. LOUIS BARRACKS. Mo-, Aug, 7. Is7s
WI be soid, At PUBLIC suction at the Quarter
THURSDAY September T. ls79, at 10 O'Clock .. m,
4 lot Of condemned QuArternaster's properly and
Camp and Garrison EqupaEe, consisting in part
Of the following articles.
6CayAlry Horses, Ranges. II Stoves, 1853 Files.
Carpenters Hatchets, Planes (assorted,l 8 saws
iassor!edl Hammers. e yards Mating. Spring
D bed sacks. Is Axes, I, Picka1es. sTrumpets, 10
Terms Of sAle-Cash. In Government currency.
First Lieutenant Fourth Cavaliy. a. Ao.M.
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RAILROADS.


pRNrsYlyANIA AIR LINE
L 10 BAbTlMM3kE nv,pu,.
NEW YORK,
BQSIQN,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
,, .-.BThTEs .,
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANaE OF CARE, .
Tho equipment on this line IL new and OF the most
,.RgLLmAs pAklDh QAltA ON DAY IhhiN
PULLMAN PALACEHbEkP5 On NiohT
QnAnd AFR ThursdAy, Aug, ~ Is13, .,.u,
Wi Be run over ihe P.nhsyls III Line. esyinr
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

MARR1RDs ..t..H ....
ross. swAYzR-on Monday. September I, At
the residence Of the parents Of the BRIDE WHshtns
ton, D, O., by Rev. DR.. Knight, Mr.. MILTON Foes
and Miss HALLiE d. 6wAyzR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

Tickets, SO, Half Tickets, %, Qaartsrs,
$3.50.
.Wogr lotteries are chartered By ths State, srs
are under The supervision Of sworn oommissioners
81 The ofheisl driving will be published In the
81 Louis paperst and . COPY Of drawing sent 70
WsWe will draw 3 similar scheme the last dag Of
every month during the year is7A
eg-Rsmit q our risi b. PosT oITIoE MONEY
Orders, REaIBTERED LkTTER DRAFT Oh
kxPRES6. Scud for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d Co.,
81. Leuis, Me
Post ONrRos An mviITuTHkRt,
, 1873-06-19
Buffalo Livestock Market,

nu1rA1o n. Y, june 1s1oAT51E-Rssepts to;;dsy
tho week. e27e The n,nrket Was lively at strong yc
tardays prices. Tho atondanco OF Eastern and coun
try buyers was good. The late arrivals wero better in
quality. one choice lot of Iowa Ulcers, az oso ibs
TO Illinois socrs, av 1,631@l, ,42a lh, At
q Illinois sows and hcifcre ~ ges@1 Gag its at e5@
nois sllors, av 1o93 lbs, al 20 YoIas stecss, ny
e6a lbe, At es Iowa steers ~ 22St o3G b. At
{59o@G75; "a Ohio steers ,174 It's, at s5s5
II Ohio cows, sle ts, it t4it; % michigan stock
crs av 945 a at $4.76; 248 Missouri eeers, ny 1000
Isis lbs, s5s5@G.l6 80 Indiana steers, $50 bs,
at t5s5.
su1rp AND LAMDs-Receipts to-day, inc19ding TO
ported arrivals, 3o0o total for tho woek, 600 Tho
market WAS heavy, with littlo doing. Buyers and
selleTs arc widely apart holders asking nboye Inst
woeka closing prices. THO nrst arrival Of Canada
la1nR anil sheep this camo to-day, too Into for
market. salcs ~ Ohio clipped sb.ap, 8s91o2 tbs,
*s2S@bs79 lo5 State cpned s};ep, 81 tbs, $500
uoes-Receirts today, 1000; total for tho reek,
8,5oo Market dragged ut about 10c per owt decline
Sales 9l2 Illinois hogs, s, s5.25@530; 11t
Missouri hogs, 2 lbs, $5.25 LIS 1ntlsna hogs, 1o9
}hs E5.25.
, 1873-06-19

rle preacnt warm spell appears to disgust
theatre-goors. Aikens Tileatro excepted, light
houBos were tho rulo h!l round laHt ovoning.
With the thermometer high up in tho oiglltios,
this was not to be wondered at. Myers Opera
House, with Manning Il Moran's h1instrols,
did thor sllaro Of bnsnosH Tho audience wore
too hot to laugh ,nuel,. Tloir enorglos wero
divided between pulling out their landkorchiefH,
mopping their facos, and uaing thoir fans. Tho
prosont is tho last wool OF the prehont company
1t Myers 0pora- House, and tho clopiug-out bill
Ia good enough to laugh ever, , oyon at
haa beon changed, aud aone now jokos
iujocted into It. Unsworth'n lecture oll
Light in answer to Prof. Yyndall would rot TINT
philosopher thinking; nnd Manning and Moran
perform fonts Of legoydomain which would
aBausodly put Hollor and Blitz to tic blush,
The burles4uo Of "Troyatore" il also good,
The haat Of the weather dsponsos with tho
, 1873-06-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



rxw YouK. Juue l8,--Money loaned at D@A nor
can't most OF tho day, but advanced to befofo TIC
stsrlng quiet and stea1y, Mt 1oo for GO days, and
Goi vss t I'll day, at closing stronR IT
1l0 Most OF tho purchases wcrn by foreign Mnxaia,
hntier Tho ru,or Of heavy failure In Viennn, "Iion
Al Investigation proved 10 10 M old affair Lonns ltsA
monts. S8l. 900. Cuatoms roceipts, $30l, ,0oo.
(3ovornmonta wero dull and 6leady.
HtAte bonds ruled vory quiet.
Bocts opened steady, and nfer tho early cav ~ s
yhncod AaX per cent, Wcstorn Union selling - hlRn
u R5J<. Tho market thereafter ruloa sony until Aer
oaoet when hcavy ra' va made by The oIs1 hsaF1;
fnll OF por cont from tho oponing rato rnfnor OF
tho zoro,s tnosa Of Horace r. Clark was 1soa 70 10.
IT, f. va ses to astond oonioFsnso n with WITH
ment had tho general effect Or carrying
Westorn Union of With FREQ galca to 85h Oos from
sa'f 70 VIZ; Atlantic Pacific te TX o.;o Q; 80 J.
Erie from cav 10 d2tI Nock Ialand from log!i to
1osH g. Paul from % 70 az; w.essli from c1n to
ny AK per cent, on the gonerai lst, but under the
leadership Of Union Pacific, which left OH At tho lowest
hguro ofa tho dny, tho closing tone ras ono o1
wpakness.
Eteeng 100, .:
, 1873-06-19

e. Gulick, New York, is at the Matteaon.
Henry Warren, Boston, ia ut tho Gardner.
j. Il. Graves, Dubuque, is ut the Gardner.
DR.. Million, Springfield, is at the Sherman.
The Hon. H. Price, OF Iowa. is ut tho Pacific.
r. II. Winslow, Green Bay, ia ut tho Matte
son.
Col. L. ". Shepherd, Illinois, Is at the Mat
teaon.
Judge Cation and wifo, Ottawa, are expected at
the Gardner to-day.
George noutlego, the publisher, and vito,
London, nro at tho Sherman.
George ". perrigo, City Editor Free Press,
Galoaburg, is at tho Matteson.
Tho Rov. T. Il. Thomas, D. D., and family,
Of Cincinnati, arc at the Pacific.
; ]. e. Stewart, Superintendent OF the Winona,
Madison l. Kenoshn division Of tho Northwest
ern Railroad, is at tho Sherman.
Momborn Of West Side oroquot club will bo
pained to loarn that one Of their number insists
upon thrusting his elbows over the back OF a
seat in an open Htre8t-Cnr aud docs not hoaitate
to shoot tobacco juice all over the vehicle, not
infroquently upon ladiea' dreases.
Among tho arrivals at tho Sherman Houno yos-
Adams, Lake Superior; Z. q. Hawes, Boston i;
James Powell, Salt Lake City Jamcs T. Stow
srt. Quobee; ?. F; soymour, Hartford; J. J;
Bluffs; G. o. Briggs, Pittsburgh.
Among the arrivals at tho Gardner yesterday
we're the following: John Doldon, Khnsaa City;
Henry Williams and wife, Now York Henry
Harper, Fond du Lao; J. n. Clark, Ohio II.
O. Cooley, Illinois Charles Adams, Sandwich i;
3. Pratt aud wife, Detroit J. Bonnet and wife,
New York.
Among the arrivals at tho Grand Pacific yoB-
terlay were the following; ". J. Millor, Phil
alelphlA: "a. D. Low, Boston; D. +. Hinmnn'
Cincinnati; .Wm. II. Corning, Cleveland; D.
r. prayton, Syracuse; i. v. Gdri1go. Detroit
Louis; ]. D. Swift, Columbus; Goo. B. Forrcs.
tor, Brooklyn.
Time, yesterday morning. Boene, Judge
Troo's Court. Mr. Storey "a lawyor)-" You
Honor, would ask continuance Of thia case, d
my cliont Mr. st. Clair Sutherland, iH out ol
town. His abBenoe 1s Inevitable" Judge Treo-
/" am surprlHol, Mr. Storey, at your making
such . request It is only few moments einct
loft Mr. Sutherland. mot him % waB com
! Ing Into Court" ConHtornation OF Mr.. Storey
Tho Rey. T. NJ. Eddy, D. D., ot Now York
sermon before the Garrett Biblical Institute, q
| Evanston, OH Weduosday next. On bahbatl
| morning noxt ho will proaCh at the Trinlt,
| Mothodlnt Episcopal Church, In thia city, Oh II
| diana ayenu6, noar Twonty-fourth .str0ot. Thi
| will bo tho first sermon proaohotl In Chicago b,
tho Doutor ninoo lle removed from our city t.
accept tho passionate Of the Metropolitan Church
Washington.
Adam Black, the famous Edinburgh publiahor
hns rotrod from buHneas at tho ago Of 90.
| T., A. Augor, OF I.o 10y, 30 long conneote.
| with the Now York Central railroad aH Tracl
Mauagcr. las accepted tho poRlt!on ot 0onera
, 1873-06-19
Foreign Markets.

L1YznrooL4 June hill n. m--Fiour, 27s 8d@28s I'd,
Wintor wheat, ia I'd spring, 1ls@12s; white, Ills
1od@11e lid; club l2s Id. Corn, 2Ssqd. Pork. a3s
Lard, sos.
LIvzaroor, Juno 1s-1:3o p. u,.-Drcsdstuna quiet
and unchanged.
LONDON juno 1876 y. m-Consols for money, 02,f !;
for accouns 92K; 6-o0s OF 'e5 92h; do Of 81, o9A
lo40s, so: now 5s, a9jh; Eric, 4o,1.
IavRnroo1, Juno 18.-Cottou steady aud unchanged !:
aales, 1000 Galoa American, 5000; speculation and
export, 1u00,
1srcadsiutfa quiet rcd wntor wheat ia I'd. Flour,
27s 6da2Ss ID. Corn, 2ds Cd.
Lard, 30a. Cheese, G8s Cd. Cnmberlands, a7s.
PAINS, June 18.-Rentes, 66f Boo. ;
, 1873-06-19
hory finale Of tho Original opera. On Tues.
day evening Billy Manning takes farewell


wAaNEn'a M1NsrREIs. -.....
Nlxon'a Amrhithoatro has boon dllod eVory
evoning, and Wagnor'a Company have hitloEto
done oxtromcly wo1l Tho oxtrome hoat had tho
ercct OF nltghtly reducing the nfse Of tho audi
onco last oyoning. but the house was mora than
comfortably full. An onttre change Of p Rro'.. ;.
tic woatlor moioratos largo house may conf
dontly DO expected.
THE OTHER r11EATnEB
aro doing only . fair. h'ta!noss. ." Blade = o
Graas il still played ut MoYlckSr's, 9nl ,.tS .ho
with MIR, Dillon still Immersed In hnprinoss.
AIr. qiddons has improved on his impromptu I'M
pornonatlon Of Ted 1hsrqhy and the pioco runs
smoothly. An entirely now bill at tho Academy M
OF Music has giyon general Satisfaction, tho bur-
loyouo and ballot siroraing ample attractions:
Ail1one Thoatro is tilled to ovoraowing. zoloe'
IL auccoas.
, 1873-06-19

BogroN, June 18.--Iho wool market for tho pnat
week has shown considerable frnness, with q good
reduced to low point thoro u an increased inquiry
for oecea. Dealers arc iaposing of California wool
to manufacturers aa fast as It comes TO hand. The
sales Of Michigan Ohio, md Pennsylvania aeoces were
made at 45@67hc, principally at t1@s2xo, and small
lot Of new Ohio at 52c. About 1oooo pounds Of New
York, Westcrn aud Now England leccea were taken al
42@6oc, and 100000 pounds Of spring California al
$50. Fall California, 1oc. Super and o1trn pulled 81
23@3sc, including about 100000 pounds Northern as
2o@53c md choce lot Of auper ut CSC. IN foreign
Wool there ia rather doing for carpet uao, bn
6no wools arc hold above the viown Of buyors.
, 1873-06-19

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 18.-coTToS-1rregulhr; mid
as Bssra]psru11s-F1onr ] dull and lower receipts, TO-
900 brla supernne Western and State, $5,00@5.4o;
s ssa%sn g. esSa e%s '1ss &ess seSi oS
tess@94s q. Louis, Se7e91loo Mye aour md md
sS's NJ. aiiSansss aitsaeis NO. peo sl52: Mia.
nesota. 52k. isyo heavy and lowori we.tern,
low: iowor " reseirts c9ooo ba Ssw mixed western,
e19SaNo; high mixed and yellow, ol@e2c: white
sS seS 4se eets au 9is 5sssRs % ss% a1se
WoorQu!et; Oregon, a714o; lAmbs pulled, 4bo;
09!s ssas@Baii ass:6i tl?Si Western, 17e17xo.
HoPs-Quict and stosdy at a5@5ooS crop Of 1879.
9sss; ss e oeS Sugar
g sss ;s3; ssns' ''e1''
Pnov1aIoNs-Pork lower with fair buaineaa new
mesa *losH Dset an cut ,na meats ast and ,a Mn
sss1 sse; exc: Lard asn ws.sra
BuT1En-Qulet Western, 1t92sc.
QuEEsz-Quiot and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, June 18.-BnEAps1urra-Fiour dull
eah eaa ss 5Sas nss s a A? II
but lower; No. i. So oash, 95Xo July, $50 August
ss S;' asas t ss Ss.S a NOMINAL ass f'
sosp4sTsas nsss s Dssgc Dss 81 su
sn1rn1s7sfl'uf bGSrhn0 s9p9 sIs wheat 'Soo0o Du'
DuFrAIo, juno 18.-Flour ateady:, Wheat in bottor
skss ss; sae s No oo4a aftss 5 sss oss s 4
l3A343J1o No. Western. Oats quiet sales o,o00 bu
No; Chicago st abou. 35Ho.
uINoINNATI.
CINCINNATI June 18-1NKADGTUFFa-Flout dull
At s6.759T.2s. WhoAt quiot and weak. 4. $l.4o.
c. dull 1T 41o. Ryo quiet, at o5@6oo. Oats dull at
, 1873-06-19
IYont0n lattle Market.

wA1EnrowN, MaRs., Juno 18.-In tho Watortown
cattle arko yesterday tho receipts Of boef cattle wore
1,G72. There fair danlaud for choice CATTLE but
tho rates for lower grades fell off, Choice, $00o@
1025; extra, '$9.00@025; trst quality $s.00@8.7o
second, $e.o6@7.60; third, s5o0tS6.b0.
snEEP AND LAMDs-Receipta, 1,600. Market In
active prices declined fully 1o saea Of wool aheep
Ut s3o6G5400 each extra, $a.50@7.6o; apring lambs
Il 10 tn e.. 90.
, 1873-06-19

Now YonK, July 1B-Tho advance in cotton Ina i'm
parted moro Irnness to manufactured goods in first
hands, but quotations remain unchanged Heavy cas-
Jeans sud satiueta rule dull! Brown aud bloached
cotons quiot aud obbing at Irregular ratcs Cor
eet eanB are dull Dcnins rule fAfrly active and firm.
Prints aud glnghams are slow porta1cs, ca,nbrics,
Anl lawns ii moderate request. Foreign goods nre
inactive.
, 1873-06-19

rr7Tspunou Pa., Juno l8.-Oruds petroleum firm,
1t $2l7N refined dull ut t04c July, August, md
September, 19A@193o.
, 1873-06-19

Adam Black, the famous Edinburgh publisher,
hns rotirod from buHineHB at tho Rge Of 90.
i. A. Augor. OF Lo lloy 30 long connected
with the Now York Central Nhilroad AZ Track
Manager, las accepted tue poRitloR ct Qoleral
, 1873-06-19

Julian Hawthorne's New Novel
, 1873-06-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sclienck's Mandrake Pills.
The Great Summer Resort
Dutcl1er's Dead Shot

For Bed Bags: Certain Doash to tho Vor1nn. K!a on
touch destroys eg2a and nnsts- roofs tham out uso It
and sloop In posoo. Is and 80 couss. Largo botos tho
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-23
Gse DR.. Henry's worlds Tonic and
blood PuPt0ep.v

u. the great household remedy, pleasant TO
ak yet POTENT for the prevention and cure Of
iiseasss. II 10 better than Bitters, Cordial,
Rn'hu or ssrssparilla. Sold by Druggists
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-23
TO KANSAS AND COLORADO,

during the summer season OF lisa. the
Missouri Pacific railroad will .ell excursion
tickets from 81. Louis to Denver and return.
al very low rates oil fare, and rare oppor.
ulnity l. thereby offered TOR lovers Of nature
To view the beauties of Colorado and enjoy
the delightful scenery and Notwithstanding
climate OF the parks OF the Rocky Noun
taiDs.
Kansas. with it, broad and fertile plains.
j. directly on the route. and together with
all the other Western States and Territories
j. reached 10y the Missouri Pacific railroad
and IT. connections.
The Texas connection of this
road j. now completed, and
passengers are offered a first class all-rail
route from -. Louis TO Texas. either over
the Missouri, Kansas X Texas X. H.. via Sc
dalia, % aver the Atlantic Il Pacific X. H.,
VIA Ninlta. For msps, time tables, informa-
uon A. 10 rates. routes, Ne, we refer our
readers 10 ;. IL, Thompson, Eastern Pa-sen-
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio. or r.. \. Ford
General Passenger Agent, y Louis, Mi-,ou-
ri, Questions will be promptly and cheer
iully answered,
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Vsasss Gls',N Il, Hair,
- LYONS
\ATHAiR0N
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
CHALLENGES THE WORLD
DIR. SHERM A MS
CELEBRATED
SNPHILITIC ERADICATOR.

This preparation il acknowledged 10 he
superior 10 all known medicine as u sure
and certain cure for syphilis in all its forms,
no matter how deplorsble the condition of
the patient II l. entirely vegetable. IL can
be taken in all conditions OF the system, and
with safety, also, in connection with other
medicine, II the patient desires. The re-
cipe, from which this preparation was made
was obtained tlom an old physician In South
America, in 1922, by DR., sherman, ST., who
has used 1t with unparalleled success in the
treatment of syphilis. not only eXcitin. the
admiration and astonishment of leading citi.
zens, but of the medical faculty, and has
saved the lives Of many afflicted when given
up rs past hope by skillml and eminent ply
sicians.
one bottle will satisfy the greatest skeptic
as TO its superiority over all other prepare.
tons now in use.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sent 10 any part of
the United States by express. Prepared and
sold only by
DIR. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
No. 3 Christy Av., ST. Louis, Mo.
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APPRECIATED Milwaukee Sentinel
ihy' Dr Prices Cream Baking Pow
der aud Special flavorings are tho best
without exception, that are made They
are growing III popular favor, and III every
case where they are used give decided sat
lsinctiOn. We are using them in our
household, and speak from knowledge
ui the case. These articles are not put
into tho market L. compete in price with
those of n low grade and inferior quality.
they claim purity and healthiulhes-. Lei
those who road give them butt single
trial s.1o.lw
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TIL Il BULLETIN
ncadins matter or every nag.

NoricE is hereby given tha, I will paw,
no bills for goods cold to any of the en-.
ployes II The CAIRO BULLETIN, either
~ tbeu'siyes or Tor tho use Of the office
uhlose the same arc furnished on an order
i'sned by Mr. Barnett or myself.
iZ-zO-ly Jous il. Opr.ty.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-23
CARB0LATED COD LIVER OIL

WILSON
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Foreign Advertisements.
GIFT ENTERPRlsE.

OLAs TO M DRAWN August 80 1873
6,ssO Prizes. Amounting TO $500, 900.
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Marriage 0ridc.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
tngrAvinEs. Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
'ilee 50 cents. Address DR. Brrrs' Drspxx.
iAhf. u North Eighth Street, ST. LouIs, No
AdvsrtiaemAnt
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH. WEST NO.

The Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad Company
Offers ,9D,uS0 acres OF land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, ri from 81 to ell per
acre. ON seven years time, with tree trans
portatlon nom II. Louis To all purchasers.
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churches and abiding society invite
emxrants from all points 10 this land Of fruit.
and flowers. For particulars address A.
Tuck, Land Commissioner, 81. Louis, Mo.
l-n2- 1.eodly
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See testimonials in Iocslcol Busals,
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The HARVEST or DkATn.-It would
seem the usual causes Of infant mortality
are not sufficient. The innocent once arc
not permitted All even battle with the
King of terror. At this bot and sultry
season, the restless child, battling with tho
enemies OF his life tina, lie in wait q, every
corner has, in addition, TO encounter an.
other deadly fe-Mrs. Winsiows or
some other poisonous syrup, administered
10y the hands OF some heartless nurse silly
mother, or imbscle father. a host Of
lives might be saved each year By giving
DR., McCabes Medicated Brandy. which
eiectuslly cures irfantile complaints
without any deleterious results. 500 Wv
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kfSu OF rug Blood -Pimplos ON tina
face. Case: have been troubled for
the past three or four years with very
dIshgree'bIe eruption on my face, and had
Urea many different remedies. ~ well ss
physiclan., and have given up discour.
aged thinking never should be cured
when ! sccicently heard of your King vi
the Blood. l bought p bottle and used il
according to directions and received relief
and 10y using three bottles more | am
completely cured, and can cheerfully rec.
oinmrnd It to those afflicted by scrolu.o on.
disestes or any impurity of tho blood.
H. b. MfSEs,
Telegraph Operator, Avoca, n. Y.
See Advertisement In another column.
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60
G ON S L NJ PTION
AND ITS CURE.
Victims Of this awful disease are found in
~ every nciGhborhood, in almost every
house.
For them and for their friends. we have
tidings OF good cheer and hope-the an
nouncemcnt Of a most important discovery.
hrnN based upon common sense and rea-
son. by which the terrible malady 10 posi-
lively controlled. and iis victims are perma-
nently restored TO health.
WI LLSON'S
CARB0LATED COD LIVER OIL
|, not secret of empirical n0strllm Iti,a
happy combination OF two remedies known
to physicians everywhere as the best means
OF combating consumpt on. This combina.
ton is Mr.. Wilson, discovery and i.
founded uponth following
SOUND REASONING
Consumption is decay. Soothing. expect.
GRANT remedies are only useful a- palliatiyes,
they do not reach the cause-they do not stop
The decay. Tonic medicines strengthen the
lie forces and prolong the battle. but the
decay goes steadily on, and sooner or later
the victim must yield. Climatic changes are
sometimes good, but they seldom wholly
cure. In short. the tiT,t thing 10 be done il
10 sTOP THE DECAY then apply the restOra-
tive, tonic and strength giving treatment.
Think moment. The lungs are decay Ing
-tubercles, alterations, cavities and depos-
culation carries this poison all over the body.
Wasting, loss of appetite, enervation, night
sweats, and all the terrible symptoms APP
pear; il ii worth while TO doctor the symp-
toms, which are merely the results, while
the decay, which is the cause, il eating up
the life springs;
These two things are well known 10y the
best physicians
l. Carbolic acid positively arrests decay.
II i the most powerful antiseptic in the
known world. Even dead bodies ale pre-
served by il. Entering into the circulation
II nj once grappes with corruption, and
decay ceases. II puriiies the sources Of dis
ease.
=. cod Liver Oil is natures best assistant
in resisting consumption, II j. at once q
food. tonic, n purifier, "A healer, IL braces
up and supplies the vital forces, feeds the
wasted system, and enables nature to regain
her ioothod. For these purposes nothing
can compare with Cod Liver oil This the
theory ~
WILSON'S
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Mrs. Whiseo mia svrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price on,y IS
'en's. Gives rest to the mother sud health 10
he child Sold by Drugyists.
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DR.. H.nry,s Roo, and Plan, PHI.

Mid YET thorough-no nausea or griping-en-
rely vsgetable-great liver remedy. Pric. Is
rents. Sold by Druggists
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A. described fully in the inventors circular,
which will be mailed, upon application, 10
any address.
We cannot afford space 10 tell the whole
story here, 81 10 give the numerous certiii-
Gates from eminent physicians and welt
known citizens te Stifylng to the absolutely
wonderful results flowing from this great
discovery. suffice IL to soy. il il curing thou
sands who supposed themsel,e, to be AT
deaths door.
Wilson's Carbolated oil IL scientifically
prepared with the plrcst carhOlic acid. 80
combined As to be entirely harmless. with
SWEET NORWEGIAN Con LIVER on
From the celebrated fisheries AZ AalesInd
Norway, pronounced by physicians the
most delicate, efficient cot liver oil IN the
world.
II is easily taken, tolerated by the weakest
stomachs, digests readily, never becomes
rancid, aud is almost entirely tree from the
usual disagreed de characteristics of cod
liver oil.
For every Use OF cod liver oil Mr. Wilson'S
discovery 10 OF the greatest value,
For the safe internal administration OF
carbolic acld Mr.. Wilson's method of com
bning il with cod liver oil is absolutely nee
essary
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