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Tie london Eirc-Ets Causes and Its
I.OsscH.
IN. d. Conways letter to the Cincinnati Com
morcai.l

IN. d. Conways letter to the Cincinnati Com
mcrcal.l
must not close my letter without
informing you that fire of Il peculiar
ly unfortunate nature ragged here last
evening for several hours, causing
damage that cannot be estimated in
money. 1T started in great building
known as Pantechnicon, used for stor-
ing valuable articles OF furniture, art
and vertu. Messrs. Christie " Man
son, the great art auctioneers, have
been accustomed to store there collec-
lions awaiting 10 be sold under the
hammer, and they had but recently
placed there the collection Of the treas
ures of the House of Salamanca. The
Marquis of Salmanaca's gallery con-
tanned some of the rarest old paintings
in existence CHIEFLY Spanish), and the
ancient works of porcelain, jewelry,
etc, were of the costliest kind. lii one
little corner Of Il room in the Pantech-
nicon, Mr.. Christie casually said, the
other day, II hundred thousand pounds
We're deposited. The whole collection
was estimated at quarter of II million
(rather too much). Sir Richard Wallace
also had some of his oostlieSt treasures
there, awaiting transfer to his mansion
in Manchester Square His stored
property there was worth about $50,
900 Mi William Ellis and NJ. Fitl-
gerald, NJ. p, had in it pictures, &C.,
worth 100000 leach NAM. y score Of
persons had collections there worth
$1,000 each. The loss will be near
three millions, probably. But, while
these money figures are given, it must
pi Remembered that among the proper
~ destroyed were works OF art Which
no money can replace. 1t is said that
ladies looking into box Of theirs in
the building, lit match mo gas was
allowed and threw it down too soon.
At any rate the flames arose from the
room they had left, and, though each
room was enclosed-roof, wall, and
floor with ronplating, the whole was
reduced to ashes. 1t WAS u series of
iron safes, and for this reason it is i'm
possible yet to estimate the loss, for
many persons had deposited there
papers OF unknown value, accounts,
titles, etc., and from one Of the propri-
etors | heard that there were some
rooms of which they had yielded abso-
Lutte possession, even the key, to indi-
Yiduals they did not know, and who
had filled them with heavy boxes. ]
have just been to the scene, and find
the engines still at work on the
smouldering flames. An immense
throng is being kept at bay at the
street ends by the police, valuables
being about. ] was told by a gentle
man occupying u detached portion of
The l:anteohnioon that they had saved
some of the Salamanca pictures and
porcelain, but none of the splendid
pictures of NJ. Ellis were saved.
Alas! There were sixty of them, all
of the finest, and more than half Of
them masterpieces of Turner.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls NJ Dallas Post.
Oilce,


Northern mall arrives daily AZ S:95 p IN;
departs NJ O:2O m,
southern mail arrives nj go II M departs
nt 1913 m,
Texas ana PNcnc mail arrives ut $3.50 n m;
departs NJ 10 pm,
Fort Worth, Woatherford and Jaclssboro
mall arrives except Sundnys) ut y IN; de-
parts Except Snndays) NJ am,
Denton aud Wise County, Lewisyillc ana
Tiulty Mills mall arrives Monday, Wednes-
dny ana Friday NJ q I'm; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nj am,
tloburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field ana AlVnrado mail departs Monday and
Thursday nj ain, arrives Wednesday and
saturday NJ q I'M.
GreenVile, ilunt County, Rockwell and
Min wood mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
1T ~ M; departs Tuesday and Friday ut
PIN.
Wnxahachle mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesduy and Friday nj Gp.m,; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday TT ~ am.
Scycnc, llaught's Store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day ut l2 m; departs Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday NJ pm,
All mails close ut p m, MS the bulk of the
mail arrives, and Is distributed ut night.
william Jones, Postmaster; =. ~ Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, Chici
Clerk; w. d. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; u. a. Brown, Box Dis
rbuting Clerk
Persons having grievances against the
office ON any account viii please report the
fact In writing orin person TO the postmaster
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD mll he pub.
ishoi oytrv saturday morning, 'ubscrlp-
ION, $3.50 per annual Sl,N for SlN mon lhs,
itytuls In advance. No subscription taken
iorU lass period thln six months,
Advertisements inserted ~ the rate OF ~ 10
Der square for the llsl Insertion, nnd 70 cents
Tor each subs 'qucni insertion,
Obituary notices, marriages dnNlhs, nnhllo
meetings, cards of thanks, etc., To he pNid for
at half advertisement rnics
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THESE SAD RENULTN.

woman's Medical Advertiser, q neat and
well written book, specially cor The use of ie-
males, giving causes, symptoms and treat
ment OF all ordinary diseases affiicting The
female sex. The only book of the kind'wrlt-
l7dawJm
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NIARSHAL'S SALE.-ln obedience to
fI the order of the District cou.t of the
United States for he Eastern District court Of
Texas, on the 10th lay Of February, A. ID.
1874, will SELL at public vendue, In front OF
the door OF the court rooms of said court, in
the city of Galveston, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, between the hours OF 10
o'clock a. IN. and 3o'clock p. m, on
TUESDAY, 7TH DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1874,
the following described property, to-wit: One
league Of land, four thousand four hundred
and five acres, situated in Dallas c,unty,
State of Texas, being the same grant pat
ented to Mat, ew Cartwright. as assignee Of
two hundred acres as specified In decree Of
said court. TON, r. OCHlLTREE,
United States Marshal, y, D. Texas.
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HE HERALD JOB OFFICE

Has been thoroughly recognized and Is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of JOB
PRINTlNG:in the latest styles and at the
very lowest prices, With dispatch.
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PRESIDENT GRANT has purchased o
site for q residence in Washington City
where he proposes to live after retires
from the presidency. The lot cost
S23.3l5 80.
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BRET HARTB's last dialect poem, The
Ghost that Jim Saw is said to have
been founded on vertable incident,
which occurred almost exactly as reIa-
ted in the verses,
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CoQUETTEs should always enter into
written engagements, and then indorse
them after the fashion of railroad
checks, "Good for this day only"
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H
MEDICAL.
wOMAN'S HIcLATH.


WOMAN'S HICLATII.
1t is a lamentable fact that from causes not
generally understood, female suffering ar
pears to be on the increase. The sweet young
girl lust entering wOmanhood soon becomes
pale, feeble, einaciated llielesss, with head
ache, pains and aches, loss of appetite, pal
pitatiOn of the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear to lose that youthful vim aud
splightliness so much admired. The middle
ged married lady is no less exempt from
some troublesome anneyances. she is COLI
tinually grunting and iretting with pains
and aches, her secretions are all impaired,
her energies are lost, she forces herself In so.
cety, she "sours" Oil almost everybody, her
health slowly declines until she becomes q
mere drone in herown household. And she
ut the "turn of life" Is no str niger to suffer-
Ing peculiar to her sex ut that age. Habits,
climate and inattention surely bring about
THESE SAD RESULTS.
that are now hurting thousands of females,
old and young. to untimely graves. Exercise
your reason, your judgment, and procure Dir.
Dromgoole's English Female Bitters, as they
will cure the above female troubles In an in
credible short time. They are prepared by
an experienced physician, and Is one of the
most powerful iron and vegetable TONES
known to the medical profession. They are
handsomely put up In large bottles and sold
by druggists and merchants everywhere.
Address, lR. j. p. DROMGOOLE, Prop'r,
Louisville, Ky.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

At .he solicitation of many friends and pu-
pills, Prof W. n. Ge0rge will teach one term
more In this city, commencing about the
first week in March. Positively the last term
af the season. Those wishing TO join can do
80 by subscribing to the roll at Conner &
Walkers drug store, Main street.
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III YOU
Want n cOOi,
Want u clerk,
Want u partner,
Want u situation,
Want u salesman,
Want u servant girl,
Want 10 hay farm,
Want 10 sell II piano,
want 10 sell u carriage,
want u boarding place.
Want 10 borrow money,
Want 10 sell city properly,
Want 10 sell groceries, drugs,
Want 10 sell dry goods or carpets,
want 10 sell II piece of furniture,
Want to Hnd customers for any thug,
ADVERTISE In tho DALLAS HERALD
Advertising secures ncw customers.
Advertising Literally aiwayspays,
Advertising makes success easy,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
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Advertising means biz"
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains ut
nRlsa..

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
From the South (mAil and eNpresS). G2O II. M
From the North mail and eXpress). S:35 p. NJ
Mixed train, 2OO p. M
Mixed train, Nouh...".....,,.......... l07 n. M
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail and Express ...........l0 p. M, $50 am.
Mixed Train...........,,.5:tO n. III. 1880 PIN.
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The DAILY HERALD,

Ollice ~ Third story Of clark u hry'
nn's NeW building, Corner Of i'a"'nr
ana Mniu Streets, Hnsiness Viiire-
Front Room IN second story,
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Southern Life Insurance Company.

During the absence OF Mr.. y. l.. May from
the city, the business of this company will be
attended TO by
DIR. ". u. FRANKLIN,
t the Bookstore of Franklin & Penn, on
Main street, Dallas.
February 20, 1874. ljdtf
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THE DAILY HERALD is published eNoY
morning except Mpndayu 3lO a EWb w
advance sjiurniX months u inronn lHuhlli
% cents Tor ono weeki single oop'hhi ~
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FOR. SALE.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
2 IL Miles South of Dallas
100 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION.

Soil varied and very Itch, well suited for
agarden, a vineyard an orchard and farm.
Ten or fifteen acres may be irrigated at %
very small expense, .f4
A never failing spring OF fine water, so sit
uated as to water stock from every part of the
farm with great convenience, and Is not
more than thirty or forty yards from the res
idence. An abundance of good timber; con-
siderable cedar. Good, new and substantial
buildings, fenclngs and gates. Good dwell
ing, out-bulldiDgs, two tenant houses and an
excellent barn. Will sell all or part.
2S0d3m JOHN NJ. CROCKETT.
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j, W. swindoiis & Co., Publishers,
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THE HERALD JOB OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganized and is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING; ip the latest styles and ss the
xsvy,leysss prices, with dispatch,
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~ Tie room ipf fear ~ hWhkehlng
him.
"llfp iiropkl Hnl IrUiuu4 cIlilnil'
lng fif tno body NJ l'uiUolU4p " " cUl.
oasnl picture, aud II tie Que when "
unglltfod VS. many io III his Muster.
niece, N was first established IN Rome
and created sensation Thofwaldscn
snw II and said "this young man ~ u
nlnut,r The work which contends
With This for the superiority Il entitled
the trrriuniuh of Christi II was paint
ed I'm mn abandoned factory, aud ~
soon A. exhibited commanded great
admiration He refused n sum equal
IN siytv Thousand dollars for IL. lie
knew Tint with hls aspirations and
liz lava for thc gigantic. there was but
Two wnvs Nv Which he could reach
,n,o n,;J these wrrceither through the
,h"rnh mr. thc stntc INF the frat .wny
no refused IN fnlIow. and would not sell
Nc ,rnrks IA churcIns any snoner than
- indiviinnls ~ tIot there remained
nniv nne mnth and how should he find
n,n3n. IN enter thnto This picture. "the
tn;,,,nh of Christ u nrovcd the .'open
sauamp y II nlnced him in the first
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General Undertaken.
DALLAS COUNTY ESTRlYS.

Taken up by J. L. Pollard and estrayed
Precinct No. l, one bay horse, q years old
about IA hands high, branded ON left shoul
der +, with circle over it, and j X connected
and o under 1t, with a letter U encircling the
whole. Valued at $50.
Also one bay mare, Q years old, about Il
hands high, star In the forehead, branded
on left shoulder. Valued at SIS.
before ]. ID. Kerfoot, Justice of the Peace Pre-
cinct No. 2, one sorrel horse, & or 10 years old
about Az hands high, branded W on the
right shoulder and q on the left shoulder
Taken up by NJ. NJ. Miller and estrayedebe.
fore c. Barker, Justice of the Peace Precinct
No. 3, one black pYny, large star in'face,
white. llI9 hands high, about u years
old. some saddle marks, no brands.
Also one black pony, years old,
small star in forehead, about ll34 hands high,
no brand perceivable. Also one black pony,
years old, small star In forehead, one foot
white, no brand. Valued at $50 10.
Taken up by J. Il. Cox.and estrayed before
No. 2. one sorrel mare; blaze face, branded l.
on left shoulder; wears old and about II
hands high. Valued mt SlR.0O.
Taken up by w. II. Smith, and strayed be-
fore j, ID. kerfoot, justiceOf the peace, pre-
cinct No. /, one brown horse mule, about
fourteen hands and half high, II years old;
no marks or brands. Valued at 80.
Also, one yellow mare mule, one year old
past; no marks or brands. Valued at s35.
Also, one yellow or dun mare, fifteen and q
hands high, about 8 years old; no marks or
brands. Valued at $40. 26w3t
ALEX. HARDWOOD,
25w3t Clerk ID. c., ID. q. Texas.
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VIENNA, December 20. 1873.

| THE DELINEATOR OF THE HORRIBLE.
/ One side of the central hall of the
art gallery at the exposition was COW
cred by colossal painting, stretching
from floor to ceiling, and filling the
whole space between the doors, leav-
ing only room for few small pictures
upon that side of the room. Upon this
gigantic canvas was delineated con-
fusion of heads and faces, with mani
fold expressions of nate, fear, VEN
geamcc, horror, intermineling with
! muscular hands and arms, herculean
legs and bodies in wild affray, enor-
nous dragons vomiting fire, fiendish
faces glaring from out the depths of
thunder clouds, and powerful arms
hurting down avalanches of rock upon
the struggling combatants. A wild
scene of horror which no mere beauty
of artistic execution could render at
tractiVe.
As we looked upon the ENORMOUS
canvas-entitled the "Rcvolt of HA'
covered with wTithing forms and
fiendisli faces, We recalled one bright
November day two years before, when
we saw the same picture for the first
time, and surrounded 10y a multitude
of dclineatiOns similar in character,
though differing in subjects.
II was in the bright and beautiful lit
tie city of Brussels.
Among the places mentioned in our
guide book as worthy of visit was
Wiertz museum. We had no idea con-
corning the character of the exhibi-
tion, whether it was a collection of Gu
riosities, a museum Of natural science
or Of antiquities, hut the thought of a
of paintings did not occur to
us. But whatever it was we decided
to see il, and SO ordered the cab
driven to take us to the Wiertz mu-
scum. Through the cheerful, busy
streets we rsde, past the botanical gar
deIls, along quiet avenue, and paused |
before plain brick building covered |
with luxuriant growth of ivy, and |
alone surrounded by well kept
grounds. Passing through an ante
room We entered a large hall, the walls
Of which were covered with oil-paint-
ngs, many of them of collOsal proper
ions, and nearly all of them portray
Dg a scene of horror. 1t seemed to me
/ dreadful place; the air was full of
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BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITS.
IL a., SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
J0D MOSES FEMALE PILLS

Are extensively eounterfeited. Dishonest
drngoisfs endeavor to sell the counterfeits to
MAKE greater profits. The genuine have the
name OF JOB MOSES on each package. All
nthers are worthless limitations. The genu-
inc Mills are unfailing in the cure of all those
noirful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. They moder-
ate ali excessive, and cure all suppression Of,
The nenses, when caused by cold, inflamma-
lion or disease. In all eases of nervous and
spinal affections, pains in the back or .nlhs,
fatigue on slight exertion. palpitation % The
heart, Mysteries and whites, they will 'eci
cure when all other means have failed and
although very powerful, contain nothing
hurtful TO the most delicate constitution.
Circulars in English, German and French
around each bottle give full directions and
advice.
The genuine pills are sold at most drug
stores, but IL your druggist can not supply the
genuine, do not be persuaded L. accept any
counterfeit or bogus article, but send one
dollar to the sole proprietor, JOB Moses, "
CortIandt street, New York, WITH name o.
express office at which you viii call lot the
package and a bottle of the genuine pills
securely packed in plain wrapper, vii ne
sent by return express.
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deVllS looking glass; displays CO.
quette richly attired, overloaded with
ornaments looking at herself in mir
ror which reflects back her naked body.
"The last hours' is the portrayal of
the thoughts of man condemned
to death upon the scaffold during
the hours preceding his death.
He sits with head resting upon
his hands, while fearful vision passes
before his eyes. He sees the angelic
faces of his children smiling Mt him
through the darkness, and then in
fancy he follows himself to the scaffold
accompanied by n jeering rabble; he
secs his body upon the dissecting table,
the muscles being laid bare under the
knife of the physicians; he sees his own
corpse undergoing decomposition and
emitting phosphorescent light, his
spirit seems writing in sea of blood
and ref and then comes chaos and
oblivion.
A scene which once occurred in
Brussels, he delineates and calls 1t the
belgian lady's box in the ear" An
army officer attempted to carry of, by
force, beautiful woman for whom
he had conceived passion. And
she, to relieve herself from his bru-
tai grasp, fires a pistol in his
ear. His arms have not relaxed their
hold, though he stands there a head
less trunk, while brains and blood are
scattered around and the smoke still
pours from the muZZle of the pistol.
A similar picture is one representing a
man committing suicide by blowing
his brains out in the presence of his
wife and children.
When Napoleon l. turned hisgreedy
eyes upon Belgium, Wiertz painted a
picture showing Napoleon i. in hell,
by the wives, mothers and
sisters of men murdered by him, each
holding out towards him the mangled
limbs of her loved one and calling
down the vengeance of heaven upon
the murderer.
'FThe Last Cannon" depicts the ter
rors of war, mutilated cOrpses and all
the imaginable horrors of a battle |
field, but above this scene scars the |
genius of civilization. The genius of
progress holds in her hands an enor-
nous cannon which she has just brOk- |
IN in two, while freemen, poets, artists 4
and philosophers are holding aloft the /
Of peace and civilization;
hammer, chisel and books and palm
branches.
OF the numerous pictures in the gal
cry, / recall but three that did not
nave an element of horror in them,
)ne, doorkeeper sleeping at his post;
he second, a lively young girl looking
nut Of a window, or, rather, as it seems
o the spectator, looking through a
window into the gallery and smiling
t you; and third, a watch dog in cor
Ter so natural that for moment / was
that heard him breathe,
nd instinctively avoided that corner
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THE THOROUGHBRED STOCK HORSE
ROMEO,

VIII stard the ensuing season at Cedar Hill,
Dallas county, Texas, at the low price OF SO
a season.
PEDIGREE
Sire, Nebraska. whose dam was an Eng
lish race mare, of Sir Peter stock nmported);
by Lone star, by Hi rs Vermont Black Hawk,
a genuine descendant of the Godolphin
Arabian; dam, Agrithia; sire by Vaudal;
dam, by imported Glenco; g. dam, by Lex
ington.
bearing hespeak blood.
y. B.-Pasturage can be obtained nj a reas-
S5w2m H.F. HAswEH.
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University Publishing Co.'S School Books.

Recommended by the Legislature of Texas,
and adopted by many of the County Boar
RETAIL PRICE LIST.
Holmes Primer, l0c; Speller, lSc; First
Reader, 20c; Second Reader; 3jc; Third Read
er, soc; Fourth Reader, 75c; Fifth Reader, %;
sixth Reader, Sl.5c
Venable's First Lessons in Arithmetic, soc;
Mental Arithmetic, 45c; intermediate Arith-
metic, G0c; Practical Arithmetic, sl.o0, Ele-
Arithmetic, g0c; Elementary Algebra, si.O0.
Maury's first Lessons in Geography, CSC:
eimediate Biography, sl.25; Msnual oil
Geography, S2.2r: Physical Geography, s2.25.
Holmes First Lessons in Grammar, 50c;
English Grammar, 9Oc.
Holmes History of the United States, 81 Soc;
Carriers Elements of General History, Sl.50.
For sixty days from date, will give spe-
ciaI cash discount on the above books.
4. II. CUSHING.
Houston, Feb. %, 1874. l6d1awiw25wlm
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$l.5OO.OOO

will-be distributed among the ticket-holders.
The tickets are printed in coupons, OF
tenths, and all fractional parts will be repre-
scented in the drawing just as whole tickets
ARE.
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JACOB NUSsBAUMER.

T,HE STATE OF TEXAS.-To the Sheriff
OF Dallas county, greetin~: You are here
nv commanded. that you summon Thomas
u. James, by publication, as the lawrequires,
to be and TO appear before me, at my office,
in the town OF Dallas, in Precinct No. /. on
The ain day of April, A. ID, 1874, to answer the
complainf OF A. NJ. Friend, b. A. Feineman
and +, A, Hassleman, doing business under
name and style of A. NJ. Friend q Co., for
the sum of sixty-four dollars, due on account.
Herein fail not, and of this writ make due
return as the Law directs. Given under my
hand, this 23d day Of February. A. y: lG4.
], d. KERF0OT,
25xsv Up, Preo. Ne, ], D. G., Texss,
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s72 90 EACH WEEK.

AGENTS WANTED everywhere, El5issls
''ri"ly S lstiHaatss e. ssI e Rsais ~
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
DELAMARE's SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared by J. Gsranciere, No. 81 Rue LOm-
bard, Paris.

These pills are highly recommended hy the
entire medical flculty Of France as the very
best remedy in all cases Of spermatoIrhee or
seminal weakness, weak spine, deposits In
the urine, nervous debility, and all the
CHASTITY train of diseases arising ffOia abuse
and secret habits. They cure when ail other
remedies fail, and have been used with as
tonishing success by the leading French phy-
sicians during the past twelve years. Fam-
free 10 any address. Price 81 per box, sent By
mail, securely sealed from Observation, on
receipt of price, by any authorised AGENT.
Oscar q. Moses, Is Coitiandi ST. NeW hcrk.
Sole General Agent for America.