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The Illinois Ku-Klux.
LAWS THAT RATHER ENCOURAGE SUCH
| pROCEEDINGs

LAWS THAT RATHER ENCOURAGE SUCH
PROCEEDINGS.
SPRINGFIELD, August 20.-The trou-
bles in South Illinois continues to excite
much attention. III. B. Barr, the State
Attorney of Franklin county, arrived
here yesterday. He says gang Of
about thirty men have Joined together to
regulate the country, and they have
been encouraged to acts Of lawlessness
by the fact that conviction for their
crimes has been impossible because of
their disguise, and because punishment
under the State law is difficult, and even
If convicted they might soon return to
the county and murder the prosecuting
witnesses.
He says the officers of the county pro-
pose to perform their duty, and the re-
spectacle citizens are prepared to sus-
tain them. The. Ku-klux in his county
ride about at night in disguise and COM
nit depredations, but their 0ffenses are
very light under the statute.
He says the laws OF the State provide
no adequate punishment for the offenses
these men commit. II they threaten
whippings the only legal offense Is Ian
guage calculated to provoke breach Of
the peace. II they threaten to kill, the
whole offense is treated very lightly. If
they do take a'citiZen out and whip him,
1t is only an assault for which tr,fing
fine is the only penalty.
The utmost that can be made of their
action is an indictment tor riot, and the
utmost penalty tor this is fine of $500
and six months imprisonment in jail.
Gov. Beveridge has received unofficial
Information that Vigilance Committee
has been formed in Jackson county, and
that they have already arrested and Sc
verely whipped one party suspected Of
having been connected with the Ku-klux.
The Governor greatly disapproves OF the
action Of this. committee. The faces of
the committeeman were disguised dur
ing the performance. The arrest and
whipping of the man in question makes
them almost as great law breakers as the
Ku-kluX themselves. He thinks that if
the men want to enforce the law they
ought to do it unmasked, and through
the courts.
ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-The Sheriff Of
Williamson county has sent for arms,
which the Governor will forward to-mor-
row for the organization off militia com.
pany there, which is to take the field 100
strong on Saturday. jackson county
will follow suit.
General j. B. Blackburn Jones has
just arrived from the scene OF the Ku-
kluX 0utrages in Illinois, and reports
three more captures. The names OF thirty
members of the band are known, and
some of them prove 10 be persons who
have previously borne good characters.
A company of 100 men, fully armed, is in
pursuit Of those in the woods
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From New York.

They Differed About the Kind of
Paper-Killed by ROugh-Sus-
pensions, &C., &c.
NEW YORK, August 20.-Geo. W.
Fitch luarreled with his wife, to-day,
regarding some papering at their resi-.
dence, New Brighton, Staten Island,
When he became excited and stabbed
her in the abdomen, leg, and other parts,
with pocket knife. The parties are
highly respectable, and the affair causes
quite an excitement on the island. Fitch
was arrested.
Thomas Madden, q notorious ex.con-
vict, stabbed Albert Kelly, on Avenue
q, in the thigh, last night, fnflicting ia
tai wound.
Locke's Print Works, at Passaic, sus.
pended yesterday, throwing three hun
dred persons out of work.
The Sun reports the failure of Ferd.
Herm & Co., produce dealers, Broad
street.
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sian Government is engaged In putting
fifty thousand cavalry on q war footing.

sian Government is engaged In putting
fifty thousand cavalry OH war footing.
GLADsToNE's PUBLICATIONS.
VERSAILLES, August 20.-M. Buffet yes
terday explained that Gladstone's publ
cations were allowed to be sold in the
shops, but were not authorized 10 De
hawked about the streets.
THE SPANISH WAR. 6
BoURG LADAME, August 2O.-A Carlist
force, operating in the neighborhood of
Believer for the purpose of intercepting
supp les, between Puigcerda and Leo
D'Urgel, captured twelve wagons loaded
with provisions belonging TO the Royal
army.
General Saballs has arrived in the Vi
cinity of Leo D'Urgel. Other Carllst
bodies are approaching, and an attempt
will be made to raise the siege.
TURKEYS TROUBLE.
BERLIN, August 20.-It is said that
Austria has offered, under guarantee OF
the Northern European Empires, to in
tervene for the pacitication OF the Herze-
govinians, upon a basis OF reform in the
administration of the Christian Prov
inces Of Turkey, but that the Porte has
refused the offer.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 20.-Three
hundred houses, burned ut Ryef yester-
day.
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Specl3l W tne otaT.
COLUMBUS, o., August 20.-The Corbin
case before the Mayor of Westerville
yesterday was concluded in the after
noon by a fine OF $25 and costs. Excep-
tions were taken on two points-as to
the ruling against motion to dismiss
the case, on the ground that the ordi-
nance was illegal and void, and as to the
ruling on qualifications Of jurors. All
the jurors were signers Of the Wester-
vile pledge 10 withhold patronage from
anybody who encouraged CorbiA.
Americus, of Cincinnati, s.; Buckeye,
Of Columbus, 8.
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The Aler.-Attempt at suicide.

BosToN, August 2O.-The U. s. steam
sloop Of war Alert, commanded by w.
G. Sampson, arrived in Boston narbor
to-day, from New York via Newport,
and came to anchor in the stream. The
Alert is a new vessel, built at Chester,
Pa, and this is the first cruise.
: Geo. NJ. Pemberton, confined in jail
awaiting examination for the murder of
Mrs. Margaret A. Brigham, made des-
perate attempt at suicide yesterday,
and though not succeeding, he is in a
critical condition.
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Latest from Abroad.
RECOVERED.

RECOVERED.
LONDON, August 20.-All signs of q
panic in consequence OF the Eastern
troubles have dis appeared. The stock
market has completely recovered.
STILL BURNING.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 20.-The con.
flagration at kyeff, Russia, is still raging.
Upwards OF three hundred and fifty
houses have been burned.
ADVICE TO TURKEY NOT ACCEPTED.
VIENNA, August 20.-The German,
Austrian and Russian governments have
united in advising Turkey to suspend
hostilities against the Herzegovinians
and to conciliate them by the enactment
of more liberal legislation.
This advice, however, has been re-
jected By the Porte, which is actively
preparing to crush the insurrection by
force. The insurrectionary movement
meanwhile is rapidly gaining strength.
The services of the Bosnians and Her.
zegoyinians are united in defense OF
their civil and religious rights and are
receiving allies from, various quarters.
1t is not impossible that Greece may Of
fer material aid to the insurgents.
RESULTS OF THE RAsHNEsS.
LONDON, August 20.--The refusal of
Turkey to accept the advice OF the Eu-
ropean powers to. suspend -hostilities, is
regarded here with grave concern.
Further Intervention by the powers in
behalf oil peace is considered improbable.
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Serious accident,

James Bird, a printer. employed at Russell q
Morgan's printing establishment. on Race
street, between Sixth and Seventh. was seri--
ously and perhaps dangerously injured this
morning, by being caught in the shafting by
which the machinery is driven. One OF the un-
fortunate mans arms was broken in two places,
and he received sonle severe bruises, and It is
feared some dangerous internal injuries a
physician was promptly called and everything
done to relieve the sufferings of the injured
man, who was afterward taken to his hones
No. il KOssuth street.
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TORONTO, August 20.-A fire broke out
in the building owned by W. Wylie, and
occupied by Booth & Some, copper
smiths, W. J. Morris, bolt manufacturer,
and j. H. Pendreyth, machinist, causing
a loss Of $4,000. Insurance, $1,000.
OMAHA, August 20.-The Richardson
Roofing tar paper and welt factory was
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
Loss $4,000; insured.
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TO the Blac1s HIS ", pn.1

OMAHA, August 2o,.-The Nebraska
oentfai q niack Aiiils Narrow-gauge Il.
H. co.' oapip.l one million dollars, was
orsapi@e.a in this city yesterday. The
.oa will be built at once from here
.nrough. The agricultural country ly-
ing south of Platte river will be pushed
toward the Black Hills as soon as devel.
opment OF that region warrants.
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THIS Wax Mkta Iniuns.0 .

RICHMOND, VA, August o.-The Great
Council of the Improved Order of Red
Men Of the United States 10 expected to
assemble in this city September 18th. II
is thought there will be large attend.
ance. A banquet at the Opera-house
during the session is contemplated, e,,so
a visit to Dutch Gap. '''so
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CoNfsrence-C Campaign-Nesc Wheat
Dies MONIES, August 2O.-The session
OF the Annual Conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church for Iowa is ex-
pected to commence on September let IN
,Hixon's Grove. Hvsmiles southwest Of
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Newton, Jasper county, Iowa, and con.
tinue over sunday, the 9th.
Ex-Governor Kirkwood will open the
campaign at the Opera-house in this city
tonight.
New wheat is coming in briskly and
being sent East. f
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QImnInnnfinn in KaI

Ctncfnnatt0ns ~ Warrington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 20.-
Mayor Johnston, Of Cincinnati, and the
Park Commissioners arrived in the city
this morning.
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Death of Rear Ad,utrat Colltu,

DodW O 1fc01' ADMIRAL Collins.
PANAMA, August 20.--Rear Admiral
Napoleon Collins, commanding the
South Pacific fleet, died at Callao on the
9th inst He died of erysipelas after an
illness of three days, and was buried
with military honors In the Protestant
cemetery at Belle Usta, near Callao.
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Killed.

LOUISVILLE, August 20.-During q
quarrel between a colored man named
Sly, and his wife, Robert Jackson, also
colored, interfered, ana was killed. Sly
has been arrested.
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Suicide.

DENVER, COL, August 20.-Col. John
II. White, Of Missouri, committed sui.
eide here this morning by shooting him =.
self through the head. Cause, financial
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MINNEAPOLIS, August 20.-The steam
saw-mill of Bray, Richard & Co., at Min
Minn., burned yesterday morn
ing. Loss, $4,000; Insurance, $4,000.
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For Grant and Hard Money,

For Grant aud Hard Money.
CHICAGO, August 20.-Mr. Roster, CT
the Chicago Staats-Zeitung has an
nounced that that paper will support
Grant on hard money platform against
any candidate on rag money platform,
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Burned to Death.

QUEBEC, August 20.-Three children,
named Lord, were burned to death near
here to-day by the burning OF house.
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Heavy rains are prevailing throughout
Colorado and New Mexico, and the pros
pect for IN abundant grain crop is unu-
sually promising,
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Some I,,,nortant Ne,ua,

Some Important NfaOs.
LONG BRANCH, August 20.-President
Grant and General Babcock returned
here to-day.
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Crops.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, August 20.-It is
feared that corn will be injured by frost,
as the weather is go cool that it is not
filling rapidly.
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MARINE.

QUgBEC, August 20.-Dispatches from
Magnolen Islands report mackerel plen.
ty, and boats making good fares. The
barque Cherokee, of Oyer, from London,
for Montreal, with general cargo, Is
ashore on East point, Magnolen Islands,
but may possibly be got off.
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Dominion DoinGs.
CHEAP RENTS,

TORONTO, ONT, August 20. There
are at present in this city over 1000
houses to let. This record speaks for
itself.
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A GOOD STRIKE.

PETROLIA, ONT,. August 20.-A large
oil well, located in the Northwest TerI.
tory, belonging to Mr.. Lamb, OF I..s,,ndon
was struck yesterday mor..,,ng. and at
present she is mrs.ng at the rate Of
three hundred sarrels per day.
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NM TANTED = SITUATION - AS drug and
w prescription clerk. by young man Of 8
eoan refareIces speaASd ddress y R a1 TEM
kUHL, Hamilton o. au1S-2t
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WTANTED--SITUA u girl, to do
w general housework in q small family;
reference will be given. Inquire at 81 Court
street, side entrance up stairs. aulS-3t
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NTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By young man
w q years Of age as shipping or entry CLERK !;
best Of references; good penman. Address T.
n. FALLON, Box 1866, Hillsboro, o. au20-3t
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I'm TILE SPANISH ARMY.

paris, August 20.--'rhe Duke De Mont
it sa s esrne snans has a0espsed asa Pr
shortly assume an active command in
the field.
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BOARDING.

room to rent to one or two
ID ladies, with references, in private family
Jor $3.50 per week piece. Call at No. 1858 West
Eighth street. au20-2t
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,VTTANTED = SITUATION - BY young
yy married man; speaks, reads and writes rites
painter, whitener and varnisher; understands
4Eming; also the use Of carpenter tools; ls
Htrictly temperate; will work for low wages ut
trst. Address, forltwo days, JOHN +. BYM-
EER, 81 Melancthon st. au1a-2t
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE A SALOON - A good corner
l. stand. Call at 558 Il. Third st. aua0-2t*
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PARTNER To 20 into the
w bracket and wood carving business. For
particulars, address V. w. w., Lawrencebqrg,
Indiana. au16-3t
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FouNb.

HEARiNG RESTORED.-Great invention.
III Book free. G. J. WOOD, Madison, Ind.
[au19-2tI
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UTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By young man
wv as compositor; have two years expe-
xience; paper work preferred; no objection TO
leaving the city; wages no object, but steady
place. Address F. MERRILL, 270K Seventh
Street, au18-2t
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,XTANTED - YOU TO KNOW - That B.
I wv CAVAGNA 4 SON have new lot Of fine
Choice Havana Cigars, and splendid line Of
Groceries. .jyS6-tf
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w ANTED-rO KNOW-The parties that
y w make the knife-sha arpener and glass cut
.tgF combined. Address, with terms, S. e., Mt.
Vernon, Illinois, Box Ta au20-3t
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VNTANTED = STU ATIONS-E Either in the
w city or suburbs, by a colored man and his
wife; wife to cook, man to take care OF horses;
in private family. aul9-2t+
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w ATION-A frst-class or
w ganist, with best Of references and repu-
tstfon, desiring to locate in this city, would
society desiring his services at reduced salary.
Address, for two days, ORGAN, care Of W. U.
Telegraph. city. -. au1S-2t
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WANTED --MIsCHLLANHoUs

VXTANTED-YOU TO GO TO-G. sCHILL-
w ING, Carpet Weaver, 2Si West sixth st.
[iy3U.tfl
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,WANTED = FOUNDRY. And machine
w shop, In q good locality; Will rent or buy.
Address MECHANICS, Vincennes, Indiana.
GaulS-3tl
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PREPARING FOR WAR.

ST. PErERsDuRG, August 2o.-The Rus
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DOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY - In
j. Harrison, o. Inquire of JAG. EFFINGER,
No. 1872 W. Liberty st. au18-3t
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wv ANTED HOTEL Furnished, in some
w good country town. or private boarding
house in the city. Address Box o., George
town, o. au20-2t
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AWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jy15-h

svKT NpED-You Name neatly printed on
w go Visiting Cards for 10c. AMERICAN
GARD CO., .Xenia, o. aul7-5t*
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iWANTED-STTUAT UATION-By a frst-class
wv cook, in hotel Or restaurant, in city or
country: Address. for three days, MRS. 5. H.,
POst-Oltice. au1S-3t
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VNTANTED--YOU TO CALIr-At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
l26 West Fifth street. between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. aus 4m
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LNOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
j. Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW q
CO., 60 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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DOR SALE OR TItADE-HOUSE-11s- n story
I frame, rooms on first floor. with cellar,
ing in the State for physician. Address p.
NJ, Crown City, 0. au2O-3t
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TTTANTED-TO TRADE-Section 81, town.
w ship 10, range 2 east Gay county. Kan-
City, California. Address s., Box %, MMncie,
Is1iafa. | n, agW-St
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U7 STU ATION--As clerk in store
wv at a small salary; best Of references. Ad-
hress f. f. NJ, Woodington, o. ausO-St
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LOST.
WANTED DESTINATIONS.

,"ANTED = SITUATION = By married
w man as gardener; best OF references Call
lt S73 Court street. au20.2t
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LNOR E-CARRIAGES--N New and Sec
IL ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. U.
MILLER u SONS. sep7-tf
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INOR SALE-HOUSE-Bu house in the
I town OF Bellefontaine, o.; two store rooms.
For further particulars address L. W. HOL-
FER, Bclleiontainc, .. au20-2t
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E,OR SALE - FARM - OF 60 acres, brick
Il dwelling, orchards, and necessary outbuild-
ings, &C. Apply to HILL BROTHERS, Love-
land, .. au1S-3t
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SurcIpE.-A woman named Nellie
Ross, well known in Virginia, com.
mittsd suicide by taking four ounces OF
laudanum. She took tho poison carly
last evening and died from Its effects ut
about 2 o'clock this morning. Sho has
frequently made similar attempts, and
came very near being successful about
six weeks ago, but her life at that time
was saved by DIR. Van Zandt, County
Physician. The Coroner will hold ON
inquest into the circumstances attend.
Ing hor death at z o'clock tomorrow
evening.
PERsoSAL.-Albert Gallatin, OF the
firm OF Huntington. Hopkins & Co.,
Sacramento. arrived on this mornings
train to pay q flying visit to his friends
in this section. and take q peep ut tho
ruins Of Virginia City. He will return
tonight, business engagements not per.
hitting . longer visit. He was formerly
OF the firm OF Howe K Gallatin, hard
ware merchants at Dayton. and IL
brother to d. 8. Gallatin. hardware
dealer on Main street, o few doors above
'"' ~ ~
A Cam FROM CHIEr McNAin.-In our
advertising columns to-day will DO found
o card from Chief McNair, Of the Viz
ginia Fire Department, In reply to Nh
| article published In q recent issue OF the
Ecsaing Chronicle OF that city. He
ONE out with Q square denial. and
,bas NAM. :" ans M him.,Ii' f,sr,body
should read II.
Hrx.x,vr-.Th.e .o, IN MANY n ,hs
-,
hoisting works and other places In ooiu
~ " = LII tnown
broker and mining man Of San Fran.
cisco, news of whose death In that city
was received by telegraph this fore
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20 wLARrsouE CONDITION OF HI.
MASrrY How many wretehsd homes
In our land! How many heart-broken
invalids! Life with many signifies .
mere onsrous existence. AL are SUBJ
jsct to disease, but when health Is re-
Moved the hore Is nearly gone out.
Sickness Is usually incurred through OF.
posure or carelsssncss. Especially 10
this true with those diseases peculiar to
woman. Through her " im~prudenco
and folly she is mado to drag out q mis-.
cradle existencs-a source oil annoyance
and anxiety to her friends. and any
thing but q comfort and pleasure to her
self. Exposure TO the cold at times
when she should DO most prudent, aud
o~vsrtaxing her body with lAborious cm.
ployment, are both fruitful causes Of
many Of tho nalAdies from which she
suffers. Gradually tho bloom leaves
her cheeks, her lips grow ashy white.
her vivacity departs, she continually ex-
periences q feeling Of WEAKNESS and gen.
ernl langour. and altogether presents .
ghostly appearance. What does she
need2 Should she take some stimulat-
ing drug. which will for the time mako
her feel better. or does her entire system
demand r~eparation? Sho requires some-
thing which not only will restore 10
health the deceased organs, but will
tone and invicorats the system. DR..
Piercs's Favorits Prescription will do
this. It imparts strength to tho dis.
eased parts, brings back the glow Of
health, aud restores comfort whore pre-
viously there was only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for
Tho Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" In which over fifty pages are
devoted to tho consideration OF those
diseases peculiar to women. II will DO
sent, postpaid, 10 any address, for
Sl.50. Address. II. V. Pierce. NJ. d.,
Worlds Dispensary. Buffalo, n. Y.
Agents wanted to sell this valuable
work.