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, 1874-06-04
Dexter Horton & Co
R EEgRS.
SEATTLE, W. T.

Deposits received and accounts KEEP
subject to Check or Draft.
Interest allowed on time deposits from
date of deposit.
Sight Exchange on Portland, San
Francisco and New York.
Money loaned on approved security
Bonds, Stocks ard other val,lables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
Collections made and proceeds prompt
yremitted.
Investments in Real Estate and Other
property made for parties, a5tf.
, 1874-06-04

A Salem preacher while engaged in a
game OF chess the other evening, moved
little in his chair and the hammer Of a
pistol in his pocket caught in some way
and the weapon was discharged, fright
ening the divine's opponent in the game
very badly. He wants to know what
preachers Garry pistols for?
, 1874-06-04

PARIS, May 29.-The Left Centre held
meeting to day to consider the means
of opposing the Bonapartists. M.Favie
advocated an alliance with the right
centre in order that the organization of
the Septemate might be completed. the
electoral laws paased, and dissolution
Of the Assembly be then voted. = II was
considered the election would be more
moderate If held under settled govern
ment. The meeting adjourned till
Monday, when final action will be taken
as to the course necessary.
A Committee of the Assembly. having
the subject under consideratio n, unan-
imously approve the postal convention
between France and the United States,
but have decided to hear deCazes and
the postal director, before making ares
port to the Assembly. { v y 4
Roman Catholic pilgrims from the
United States, who landed from the
steamer Periere, arrived yesterday. and
were received by the Archbishop of Pa
us, who delivered an allocution and
gave them his blessing. They departed
this morning for Rome.
WASHINGTON, May 29.--The President
has issued proclamation extending to
Newfoundland provisions of treaty to
Washington, Products, of her fisheries
Will be admitted to the United States
free of duty after the first Of june next
LONDON, May 29.--There was report
in the papers this afternoon of terri
bic mining disaster at Clay Cross, which
proves to be unfounded.H r tgfS
A Correspondence at the British For
eign Office, arising out of the capture of
the Virginius and the subsequent execu-
ton of her crew, is officially published.
1t contains dispatch dated May 7tb,
1874. sent by Earl Derby to Layard,
| British Minister at Madrid, i'll which
the former says: "In view of grave
difficulties besetting the Government OF
Spain, her Majesty's Government has
hitherto been unwilling to press far an
answer to its demands for an acknowl-
edgement of wrong done, and for a com
pensation to the relatives of victims
who were subjects of Great Britain.
We now trust there will be no further
delay on the part of the Spanish Gov
ernment."
, 1874-06-04
Egyptian Bitters
e OF
TREE OF LIFE.


Il for several years past i'll the Eastern
State with marvellous success, has just
been intro duccd in this place by the patentee
The first person who tried it here, offers the
.ouowing testimony to its merits:
SEATTLE, August IS, 1878,
have beer a sufferer for several years from
chronic bilious affections from which no med
iciae tried by me atforl ei any relief. AS an ex-
per 7ment tried Mr. PJncin's Egyptian Bit
.rr from the effects of which have experie
e he most gratifying results. I can sincere
&C mmend it to others similarly afflicted.
HUGH McALlIER.
Man dfactured and sold by
p. PCNCyN
On Second Street, corner above Iethodist
Church. aug 20
, 1874-06-04
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

A first-class house and a
chance for everybody to live
cheap during the hard times.
e The best table and the
best rooms and beds of any
house in the Territory,
t Guests treated with po-
iteness and attention.
Free coach to and from the
house.
j. COLLINS & Co., Proprieiors.
SEATTLE, ". T., Nov. l, 1s7as-H
, 1874-06-04

M STOCK OF DARK BRAHMAS, FROM
1NA George d. Bavley of San Francisco, are
the best on tie Pacific Coast My Coachins
Houdans, Polands. Hamburghs. etc., L import
from the East direct. Eggs from the above
stock, Sri 90 per dozen.
A few T1ios, Dark and Light Brahmas, ara
Buff Cochns for sale at from % to 80 doliars
per Trio, Chicks for sale after Sept. 1st am
selling eggs from pair of Dark Brahnas
weighing 2356 pounds. Having seperate
Yards for each strain can guarantee Eggs True
to name. =,
Eggs and Fowls carefully boxed and sent 70
anv address. The cash must accompany the or
dar Persons wishing to purchase should visit
nv wards; it is worth the trouble
Ai' OWEN O'CONNELL,
Proprietor.
March 27th 1S74-3m.
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ANOTHER ooRDU)hn KNOT,
Conductor currao, Of tho Pacific Road, Cut. H.


Just w NO. was leaving MafHhhil lhe
olher unS' young man "pP'ieu W oohu"otor
'uffah' III chhrge oI Tue hnlh, 10Y perihh-
non 70 WORK nus why 'hious's W pai'iS, nv
praNesiihh' rms peihe Brnhieu' no 'ooh MS
Wnce' anu ohhhe through ohSuhdny morn
Inv ne so' suduehiS sleepy ana i'lh ','hi"o''
ont III inc cnpooSe 10 oppense tho urowSy
god ana another brakeman, VINO was In The
caDoose ~ the 'lhle' ieit hiih' W. no supposed
IN innocent sumner WINE he went on 10
breakfast oh MS return from inc mhtu'ihnl
hash' ne lound on entering thal portion Oh
thc chbooSe cut OH Tor u sleeping apartment
Ior inc conductor, tnat tho la'ter gohllo-
mans Wnrdropo ma pech pNSSeu through
WIN pitohiork III very active hNhuS'
or that lhe caoooSe ma taken emu
ana Shook its lhsldes up sldc down
whlle all unsuspiclouS OF Snch Va8arios
on inc part OF hpitchlork OF the ohbooSe the
morning proVchuer was placing Itself In the
pfeakinstihB prakeliiahs physlcnl cavern,
strange 10 say however, ana hotwlthstand'
ing a'i lhis eruption on tha part Oh tho pitch'
iorlt OF the oapooSe ITSELF therc sun laid that
guiieicss chiid asleep On waking up he was
m"ch cohiouhued 10 500 what had occurred
during MS slumber' the brakesman who
hrSt discovered IL was also confounded' The
conductor VINO happened TO near of IL ana
VINO woS LOOKING on, was also cohiounucd.
80 were several Others connected with No.9,
who were present, confounded IL was
the communicates thing, especially IN
inc NINA oi the Fellow VINO slept In
the caooose during the absence OF the
braNesIhnn NJ BREAKFAST that ever he
hearu OIL Fihaily, the conductor Thought he
would see II anything had Withdrawn lis al
lcg'ance during his absence. Yes, there was
II Sixty uoiiar suit oi clothes' n pistol and
some other arlicles. PROBABLY tho conductor
might thlhk the young man VINO took that
morning nap IN tho cab0ose had something
10 90 WIN inc secession OF the inventory
above vi course not! so the yonng man
started OIL 30 did orcaRsmah, IN icw
minutes aiterwaruS, 10 SEQ when way he
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SpaEg's Excelsior OIL.

To the oil and naptha reiiners and distillers
of Cleveland, o.;
Gentlemen-In response to your inquiry
regarding the use of naptha and benzine for
purposes of illumination, | have to say that |
have experimental with and tested the quail
tiles of these light products of petroleum
very fully and thoroughly, and burned them
in numberless different lamps and burners,
and am fully satisfied they are safer than
and superiorto any other illuminating agent
now In use. When burned in lamps there is
less liability TO explosion than in the COM
bustion of kerosene or carbon oil. In the
use of vapor burners In which the naptha Is
consumed us II gas, there is absolutely no
risk or danger These products must he so
redistilled and refined rs to free them en-
tirely from oil and paraflne, and constitute
them pure spirit of petroleum. For use in
lamps (metalic are prefcrable), 1 would re-
commend light spirits properly prepared.
OF q gravity Of sixty-five TO seventy degrees,
and In vapor burners from seventy.one 10
sevcnty-six degrees by Baume's scale, at
temperature OF sixty degrees Fahrenheit. |
would also remark that petroleum products
of the gravities above mentioned, have been
in general use for the past five or SIX years,
and that / am credibly informed that the
percentage of accidents arising therefrom is
less than one-tenth of the gross mum Der
caused by Illuminating fluids and oils.
Very respectfully,
j. LANG CASSELS, MD.
Prof. Chemistry, Cleveland Medical College.
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Uaptnin LusI,'s Pennies.

These young hoods took II In their Hot
spur head-pioces, yesterday afternoon, about
fifteen minutes after the grcys made their
dash, 10 air their heels In an emotional runo-
way, likewise. No leaving Elm street In
twinkle with their light "drag," they rnn
down Market, turned up Maip, passed THE
HERALD office fairly squeal'ng nnd In
crossing the oulverted gutter adjoining
Thompkins& Littlodeld's filtered some OF the
contents Of the wagon into the street. but
kept on down Poydras, cloarlng Elm with n
Jump, and running Into wagon yard, back
Of Randall's hide dopot, found their progress
checked by getting sandwitchcd between u
stack Of hay and an unylolding fence, Tick
ling phlegmaiic old OK in the ribs with the
tongue pole IN doing II.
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A CMrd.


DALLAS, Texas, February ., 1914.
10 rHE ClrlzgNs Oh DALLAS understand
that Il Is reported by parties In the Interest
OF the Republican pnriy TINT | have not
been In the state of 'rexns twelve months,
the time required by law. | regret 10 know
that there nre II few men protesting 10 he
Democrats trying 10 make the Citlacns OF
the city not personally acquainted with mo
believe that such IL the TACT In order To re-
liove these genllcmcn, would state that
came Ia roxis on tho I'D dny OF November,
1879, with the intention Of making Texns
my future home. | came ~ Dallas on the
lSth OF December, 1872, and purchased from Mr..
Browdor the lot ON which now reside on
the 18Th OF December, 1877. MY record, fell
low-cilizens, w u Democrat is well known 10
YOU. A great many OF the citizens of this
city and North Texas have known me Tor
over twenty years. Ny finally lived In this
city nearly two years during the war, and
certainly can De no stranger now. | nave
submitted my name us II candidate for mayor
OF Dallas, subject to the nomination to bo
mndo NJ tho primary election, held by the
Democrat party on the 18th OF this month. |
respectfully ask your suflragcs ON that day.
Your obcdlent servant,
W, l., CABELI,
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPIT.

NEW ORLEANS, February l2.-Cotton-De-
Sales $500 bales Good ordinary to strict
good ordinary l3,4GfSc; low middling to
strict low middling lp{@l5lRc; middling to
strict middling lU9iGl9c; good middling ne.
Receipts 5,O77 bales. Exports-Great Britain
bales. Stock 3i0, 60S bales; unsold 0i,9OO bales.
cold Is. Sight I discount. Sterling
SIS IL.
NEW York, February l2.-Morey easy ut 4
G5j per cent. Exchange firm NJ 81 ST. Gold
~ aMl2A. Governments active, and little
OIL from the opening. States quiet and
steady. Cotton irregular; sales $50 bales at
l6S09l65tc, Net receipts 2,2dG; gross 1906 bales.
LIVERPOOL, February Relationships of
uplands, nothing below good ordinary,
shipped January and February 1864; de-
livcrable in February and March l3-lGd
deliverable in April and May 73sd.
Brcadstuiis quiet.
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Is one Of the most popular gentlemen Ia
Northern Texas, member Of oneof tbs veal
ihlest aud most polished families In tho state,
u ripe lawyer and scholar Of liberal culture,
Ills Democracy N sans peur " sans reproehe.
aud there IL no lawyer In this or our sister
county OF Ellis who haa u larger circle Of
friends, or any upon whom he can more con
ndontlally depend We regard Mr. Aldrodge's
qualifications for the position OF district at'
tOrney as unquestlOncd
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IIorses.

Captain OrrH alyer.grey beauties rame
down Austin street yesterday afternoon
under high pressure, attached 10 u wagon,
aud looking like arrows OF snow shot lrom u
how of Damascus steel Turning In ON Com
MERGE street with the sweep of the Wind,
they dartod westward like an electric spark
on u magnetic wire, ana making the angle
NJ Market street, they cleared the sign polo
NJ orr's stable by u champion hair stroke, aud
run down the pavement until near the cor
nor Of Main street, and wern th0ro MOppod
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A word OF consolation to all who suffer
from disease of the lungs. Marsdens Picto-
raj Balm has been tried In nearly n million
eases, always giving relief, and In the major
ity of instances eiiecting II cure. AS each
bottle is accompanied with n guarantee SUI
ferers may rest assured Of the results. For
sale by all druggists.
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AND sTlI.L THEY COME.

Another heavy invoice Of
Wall Paper OF new and cie-
giant pntterns, ana Of all
grades, ranging In price from
rs cents a. $3.50 per double
roll. We cnii the attention Of
u agclIaseTs 10 our stock. IL
can't be beat In quantity,
qualify, or cheapneas In North
crn Texas. No charge for iriIn-
ming. We have the latest Inn
proved machine, which trims
much nicer than II can he
done by hand. All az
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The stock holders of the Dallas City Rail-
road company viii meet ut the Office of the
company on Friday, the Goth instant, at .
o'clock =. NJ, for the purpose of receiving the
reports of the JIicers of the company, and
the transaction Of any other business that
would properly come before n stockholders
meeting q. NJ. SWlNK,
February D, 1874, fcbl0dl0d
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do 10 SiegaiI AZ DO. for inrni-
tire, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures, and all kinds
Of inOuidings, wall paper, siep-
ladders, table and pocket cut
ieTy. 9SOiSwtr
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That terrible disease SpermatorrhGa ~ re-
moved by short course of William Is. Par
kers Compound Fluid Extract Buchu. Let
not the sufferer despair. a fair trial is all
that Is claimed for It.. sold by all druggists
every Where.
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For Rent.

Offer my residence near the freight dopo.
of the Central railway for rent. For terms
and other particulars enquire on the prem
ises, or to John ]. lGnkins.
If JNO. w. LANE.
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Mossrs Durham, Howell Co.,, OF hhro'e-
port, nro agents OF the Arizona Mills In Clal-
borne PARRISH ill.,, and aro prepared 10 sell
Cott u Yarns Nnd osnaburgs al figures leas
than Now Orleans prices, l20d-u
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DIED.

WHlTNEY-In San Antonio, Texas, on
"Wednesday night, February 1, 1874, of con-
geStlon OF the lungs, Mr.. j. T.. Whitney, OF
New York city, in the Ath year of his age.
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Ladies' 7

have received n large lot of flower seeds.
Also, n lot of flower pots at ten cents piece.
fcb;dlw23wlm He, HOSKINS.
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Franklin Il Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.

Womans Medical Adviser, 40 much needed
by all females, only twenty-five cents. Adj
dress Dr. }. p. Droom.ooe, Louisville, Ky.
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TO the Voters Of the city of DaIIns.

FELLOW CITIzENs:--On reaching home this
morning after several days absence in AUS
tin, learned that 1t was reported that was
no longer candidate for mayor. Fcllow-cit.
liens, am candidate, and In good faith
submitted my name to the voters Of the city,
and should they nominate me at the primary
election, will do all can 10 secure the
united action and support of the entire DEM
ocracy; but should some other Democrat be
made our standard-bearer, then will use
my influence aud vote TO secure his election.
Respectfully,
febil2d3t NAT. NJ. BURFoRD.
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For Snle.

Three good residences In this city, lmme-
dlate possession given.
l6O-dtf kTEAGAIL a co,
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Hnnrd

Can be obtained In u private family for two
or three persons, by applying to
feb71lw SrEAGALL II CO., Elm street,
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The we'll known property. known rs tho
"CrutchtIeld House,"

In the city OF Dallas, IL offered NJ private
sale. For terms, inquire Of
GEO. w, BAYLOR, or
JAS, o. CRurCiIFIElD'
Dallas, Nov, Is. Is7a. 2lUdtf
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Drugs.

Alcohol q gal 81 50; Gum Camphor q n &C.,
Chloroform 81 90: Gum opium Il h - 500 60
Indigo, hest, y n 81 1908 OO Magnesia :, 10 75@s
Soc; Madden {, ID lS920c; Oil, sweet, q gal 81 O0
Sperm q gal 80 W; Bergamot, pure, q 10 81 100
20; Lemon I, 10 s. O0e1T -; Soda sal English
AlYm :, n iSsc. CaI"mel y n s. 5aSS u! Coch,
meal 81 W; Copperas 6GSSc; Liquoric extract
zoe; Morphine 81 5066 70; OIL, Castor a gal y 80
az 70; Olive u gal 81 25@2 70; Tanners 81 90;
Cassia 3, 10 81 30; Quinine q oz 81 s.; Soap
CASTLE 4 D 20c; Soda ash d 10 lie; Saltpetre
pure d n 3Oc; Commercial 4 10 ljc; Venetian
red q n SC; White lead pure per keg SIS 50e1
IL 90; Strictly pure per keg sli 00Sli 50 Lin
seed oil raw fgal 81 i0,dl 40; Boiled y gal 81 Is
al 80.
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Brendstufls ana Grain.
Fruits, Nuts and Confectioneries.

q 10 lie; Lemons, y box 50 Oranges q
box $1,000, Figs, new 3 y Zoe; Raisins, In
layers, d box, new 81 U0 Dried currants,
Zante, I, ID, new l5c; Turkish prunes (newl
u n Use; Almonds, SOFT shell, y NJ 2Sc; Filberts
new {. ID DC; Walnuts, "a n 2Sc, Brazil nuts,
q u l5c; Peanuts, n ID l29c; Cranberries, q
barrel Sis; Cocoanuts, q 100 SO 00@l2 80; Fine
fancy candy, . N 25@Sjc; Pecans, = bushel
s. 20,
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Groceries.

Beans: Navy SIS 80.
Bacon: Clearsides llxc; Breakfast lie;
Ice
Molasses IN barrels per GALLON; Fair 7oc;
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Exchange
exchange scarce


The hide market remains active. There
is no decline in figures, and the demand re-
mains good. AIessrs. SchoellkopfS Co. furn-
ish quotations us follows:
Selected lSc; dry sailed Ice; green sailed SIC;
deer skins DC; "a oil Tor grubby in all classes.
Harness Leather-Oak iO9i3c; Hcmlocl 500
ilc; Skirting i5Si5c. sole Leather Oak ii9
l6c; HemloclS 33ai9c.
Our quotations represent cash prices for
round lots.
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Buying. Selling.

The money market remains steady at the
following quotations;
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Ifdye you must, always use the best
which Is Bineands Lightning Hair Dive,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
kahrnary 10 1874
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,rinners' stocks and Metals.

Tin; IC lOxli, charcoal, per box sl7 80; TX
l0xli, charcoal $50 CO., nc, l2xl2, charcoal,
So 90; lC charcol liX20, SIS 80; *, charcoal,
liN20, so DO; 10, liXsO, roofing, $3.50; lC, 2OX
~, $50 50; block lin " Joe; sheet zinc " ID
SOC; Sheet iron 2Oxa7 y N i31c; solder extra
refined " II DE; Galvanized iron In FUN bun
dles n ID poe, American Rnssin NJ ID 3Oc.
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PIERCE a. LyLE'S,

Main ST., opp. Fields Theatre.
GrhIlif
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Peaches, 2,lb, 81 dozen, " ,6i Pean, 90, y
dozen, ~ 0Oi plums, green gagbs, 2,b Is dozen,
ta 100 Strawberries, 2-lh, h dozen, ~ ~ linSp-
berries 2'll, hdozen, ~ OO llaekbenleH, 2'h,
\ dozen, " Mi Tomatoes, ~, g dozen, VI 6Oi
Corn, IN, u dozen, o. uNmN M Peas 2-lh, "
Dozen ~ lIj SuocOlAsh, 2-ih, "a dozen, ~ Ni
lnhAlnlh, lib Y duIpu, ~ Wli oysters l'h, %
dozen, VI 10
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Rio, common, iDpi Fair ~ good, i2ci Prim
70 choice, aei q, q, Java, aAei Tea, per NJ AOo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-02-26
Domestic Recipes.

FRYING A MISUNDERSTANDING saws
the Gern'antoca Telegraph, the very worst
thing to do with beef is to fry it. Not that
beef cannot be fried SO that it will be pal
atahle and wholesome. but il seldom il
ever is. The following mode. recently Of
Tered. is the best We have seen, and II
carefully followed, such fried steak NAV
be digestible
Cut thin across the grain; pOsnd well !;
heat skillet with sufficient butter, lard, or
what is better. melted tsllow; fry uncov-
cred as quickly as possible without burn
ing, turning several times with knife ::
when of light brown, place on a dish
previously warmed; spread little butter
over. and send to table immediately"
PUDDING POUND CAKK.-Boil . tsacup
Of rice in pint and a half Of water, pour
over one quart Of milk, beat the yolks Of
five eggs add five tablespoonfuls of sugar,
let 1t come to . simmer, then pour into
pudding dish and flavor; beat the whites
of five eggs, with i've tablespoonfuls of
sugar to An icing, spread over the top of
the pudding and brown 1t.
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NATURES Res
YEGETrz
sTHe GREAT Rl00D 2,

NEGETINE is made exclusively from Juice =
carefully selected bArks, root. and herbs. 49,
SO strongly concentrated that ii will enr-lua.
eradicate II ON the stem every faint Of Scrofu-
-, ScrO1ulO0s HAunsor, Tumor.. ANGER.
Sencerous - umOr, ErysipeIa.. ~aIi
lsheuna. Syphiltstc hi. ankle i.
kAhntaess AZ the Asons aeh, and an lht r.-
eases that arise from impure blood. sciatica
lama M ~ aeOry and Chronic IL e nm ati.m
Neuralgia, Goat and Spinal Complaint.
can only be efectualy cured thOrugh the bloul
For lcers and Erupsive disease. OF tU.
ahtn, POatules, Estns pies, BlOtc hes. Boil.
letter. Scaldneaa and sing~ orm Wei
TINE has never failed to effect permanent ct.IU.
For 1ssatas tn the Back. n idney Com.
plants, DroPsy, Re male " eaLnc.., Leu
cOTrhFo, arising from internal liberation AM.
uterine diseases and General Debility VIZ,
EIlNE acts directly upon the causes OF lh,-r
Complaints Ii inylgorates and strengthens the
Whoe y stem, acts upon the -ecretive organs. al
the bowels.
FOR alta = RI, dyspepsia. II sI,StuaI 60.
uNemes. alpAeAttOn Ofthe II ca RI. cad
ache, Ffles, Nervousne.s and General
,lne has ever given such perfect satisfaction a.
tns sEGETlNE. 1t purifles the blood, cleanse
ali the organs, and possesses controlling uotygr
oyer the Nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGFTI<L
have Induced many physicians and apothecar,c-
whom We know to prescribe and use it IN their own
families. o'' '"'
In fact, NEGETINE is the best remedy vct .,i.
covered for the above diseases and i. tho an,
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet n,Yne5y
before the public. 80 P'''''
rreparedby II II. STEVENS. Boston Ma.
Price $l.1S. sold by all Druggist