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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE October IL Flour -
Quiet; western superiine 81 7565 90; eS-
tras s. 0Om5 80. Whest-Dull and un.
changed Confirm; western mixed
re. Oats-DuIl and unchanged. Rye
Steady At 75l%s2c ProvIsIons-Low-
cr and more active. Pork-S23 0OGh
$25 %. Bulk Meats-Shouldcrs 9tg9ici
clear rib l2lGl22c loose. Bacon
Shoulder, lOic; clear RIB l4ttGH &c; hams
lj!@l6c. Lsrd-Dul at l44GEljc. Pc
trolcum-Quiet; crudo 6f@G.c; refined
l3lc. Butter-F,rm and unchanged
Collee-Nominal. Whisky-Dcmand
fair and market iirm at 81 l6lml l..
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uAyERHILL, ~ H.. October 2I.-A
tre broke out this afternoon, in the attic
Of the Grafton county poor house, con-
,uming two large houses and most OF th"
Strbies and contents, the wood ,hel. with
a large amour. Of wood. The oversscT
and family, and one hundred paupcr IN
mates were all saved. Loss $50 600; in.
surance $4,000. The cau,e OF .na FIRE
is unknown.
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--
ISuInur Denied.

ST. Lovrs, October 2l.-Thc 7,p,es
tomorrow, will publish statement de-
ming that there il any truth whatever
in the reports which have recently gained
circulation IN the eastern cities, that
Stitson Hutchins had completed nego.
tiations for AL interest in the New York
World. Neither was there any authority
for the assertion OF number of proml-
nent name. with his in the pretended
purchase
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
ScSY Work Money and Stock
Market

Nvw YORK, October 22.-MoNET-
Market easy Il. 2lCd$ per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6Dr7 per cent Customs
receipts S363OOO The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $7l 900. Clearings S4& 900,
600. Sterling frmer Mt 476!6L4Sl.
GoLp-Opened at ll6!, declined tolls, +,
and recovered to ll6!, NJ which i closed.
Rates paid for borrowing, l-l6, , ~. l-32,
and l-64 per cent per snnum.
GOyERNNENTs-Ba Barely steady.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEyELANp, October Wheat
Steady; No. red nominal, but little
arriving; No. > do 81 20; rejected Soc;
red nominal. Corn-Firm; high mixed,
65r; low do Zoe; ear on track, G2c. Dat,
Firm; new No. | State f2c; No. >
4Oc; rejected 3Sc. Petrolcum-lirm"r;
standard white in ear loads lO!c; Ohio
test 15o'J ll!c; lim2ic higher in small
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AnotherRat,roniNor

There seems to ba grand offensive
and defensive combination between the
various eastern rajlroad lines Of which
the advance in passenger rates announced
in the dispatches yesterday, Is An out
growth. The rates then given ARE tho
same as they were before the war begun
between the Baltimore and OHIO railroad
and tn" Saratoga combination. !. IS be-
lievcd efforts will soon be made to in.
crease these rates still further, and that
freight rates will be immediately and
largely increased rs soon rs lake msyisa.
hon tLuscs.
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Ney York Dry Goods Market.

kGw YORK, October IL Business is
light with the commission houses and
importer, Cotton goods moved slowly
from first hands. except cotton tianneis,
which were active aud firm Prints are
quiet; Simpson and Glou>ter mourning
prints are reduced to 7lr Dress goods
continue in steady request Overcost-
ings in limited demand, but fancy cassi-
meres dull. Fancy knit goods NOR" he
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Broadway & Twentieth ST.
Now York.
uIay- 'gND
University Of Viz inia,

Opeus Octocer 1; CONTINUES through nine
months. Il l. organized III schools on the
elective system, with iull courses IN Clas-
Stcs. Literature Science with practice ia
Chemical and Physical iaDOruOTicsl IN
Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculture. Apply Tor Catalogues 10
JAMES r. HARRISON, Chairman, =. o.
Tniverl!ty Of Virginia, Alb-maTIe Co..
50 lylS-devRg
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Prospects ,no,hcr Railroad risnt

The C.gt-u i.n., Of M"tdaE says.
The opyuIr.-' t,r new trunk Inc L.
the East uyrr, ,.. E~.-rnI Baltimore and
Ohio ra,.rmt>. .a Nr.rwh.r |. promise,
20 be- an event %. ,,.uo lnpnr.anr, to the
travelling pubic. a.i: viii be-. followed Iy
"a warfare for ;a. i..r...u passenger bus
..r-,. which Sal. uu4uYhtrdly result in
loss rate. q,i other d!,,r.mina.
SION. .n ;ar .u,,rr>, of the
r...r Tn. uana.rrs Of the
'.s .., s,y, aIr,.,dy ,igriiirl their in
... =, make Y,pI.2rntcnt fight for
;..-.r..rI have Inn, n,r refused All
l-...-..-a, in,r-,l,l.c of business
w.hra.-,. ,.r...-,, Central or the
Michigan ....-r ,.gi From this il,
st. t......... -, .,,,
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% -
SIIictGir.

CHICAGO, Octobor 2i---A man named
Ki5er, about twenty years DID, who has
recently become insane on the subject Of
religion, slipped into the tower of tho
water works this afternoon. a-cond"d TO
the top, distance abou, l1O feet, threw
himself over and WAS dashed :" p'rros
on the rocks below.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, October %, An. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Lakes, Upper Mississippi Low
er Missouri and Ohio Valleys, falling bar
ometer, southwest winds, warmer, partly
cloudy or clear weather will prevail.
For the Sonth Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee, stationary or falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds,
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather
and possibly rain on the south Atlantic
coast.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer, warm, clear or hazy
weather and winds southwest to south
rssf
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Bv collision Of treigh: trains We'd.
ne.day night, on the B. y 0. L. r, near
Martin.burg, the engines were badly
wrecked and Eve car. burned
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. October 2l.-Flour-Du
Wheut-Fair demand but OF lower rates,
No. white Wabash 81 25;; No. l white
Michigan 81 2ji; amber Michigan spot
81 22l; No. red 81 "a. Corn-Quict
aud firm; high miw.d seller Noycm-
Der 5Sc; white No , 5Sc; no grade 81 &C.;
damaged soc. Oats-Lower; No. . spot
&G.c; seller November %7lc; white r.;
rejected sole.
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4t'heel}nq 2rglstrr.

GoLu closed ia Now York yesterday
q! 1854.
From our reports tins morning the
probabilities, are that the weather to-day
viii be partly cloudy, with southwest
10 southeast winds, and. higher tenn
pera!urr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-22

NEW YORK, October 2l.-l. I. Myers
X Co., dry goods importers, failed yestcr-
dav. b. G.. Smith, Jr stocN broker, has
given notice to the Stock Exchange Of
his inability to meet his engagements.
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WOULD NOT NE without
VEGETINE
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

The great benefit have received from
the Us" oi NEGETINE induces me to Civ"
my testimony In It's favor. | b"lirv" IL Ia
b" not only of great value for restoring tltv
health, but preventive Of diseases pr"u-
liar To- the spring and summer SEASONS.
| would not be without II for ten times
its cost EDWARD TlLDEN.
Attorney aud General Agent for Mas'achu.
srttS OI the traiiSmcus Life Assurance"
Company, No. ~ Sears Building, Boston,
Mas.
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Prince Frederick William has not yo.
AfFlTed at any decision in regard to his
S''i' TO the Philadelphia exhibition next
year.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, October 2l.-Whent--
Quiet new led 81 2jml @j; old 81 4Om
10; new whit" 81 &OHl 50. Corn--Dui
and unchanged. Prtrolrum--Quiet nj
II 655 at Parkers; refined, 1870, Phiia.
delphIa delivery.
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The Suit Against CIanin a Go.

Arguments IN demurrer to the indict-
ments charging H. b. Clsfin X Co. with
dealing in smuggled goods, began to-day.
Mr.. Eyarts, counsel for Clatiln " Co., IN
the course of his argument said tho stat
ute under which this indictment was
found provides that wherever any one
shall be found 10 have had possession of
smu=glei goods, knowing them to have
been Struggled, he shall be convicted un-
less he explains such possession t" tho
satisfaction OF the jury. The statute IS
wholly confined to dealing with snug
glod goods, and not with goods winch
have passed the Custom House. Ihe
courts treat smugg!ed goods rs goods not
introduced through the Custom
House, but in evasion Of it. The firm
buys and sells fifty million dollars
worth of good. every year, and
tits but justice it should haye some inioF-
nation as to when and where the silks
they are charged with dealing in were
smugglcd. Without such information
the hrm should be. considered culpable.
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The Bible In the Schools.

The hall Of Cooper Union Wa. filled
last night with enthusiastic men and
women, who desire that the Bible should
be read in the public schools and that
the school fund shall not be- used for
seclnrian purposes. The Rev. j. ).
Willis plead for tho continued malnten-
ance of the Bible in The public schools.
After other and similar addresses the au-
dlcucc separated
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THE Boston Post states that "the leSth-
er cealcrs are going into the Centennial
heart and sole but forgets TO add that
the cobblers are also going IN body and
breecbcs. the toilet brush dealers tooth
and nail, and the circus folks head-over'
heels.-MoJ,le Register.
Cobblers are useful institution, No
doubt, and perhaps the world would be
blank without them, but why they
should ever have naythingt to do with
body and brr,cnr, we are unable to
see, unless it happened to DO to wear
them. Tie tailor, might go into the
Centennial body and breechc., but the
cobblcrs can DO better than that. Though
,hry 90 Ia lat .arv 20 in with awl.
Rev. O..A. urop left for New York
20 day. ia r--p.. 81. to telegram sum
lnoairr L.m tr-r,,. lie WAS for some
weeks ,ugs-,a a s.umping Ohio against
the Cu:uour, on the free school question.
lis bitterness against the Catholics arIs-
ps partly from the tact that his father, Il
PRESBYTERIAN minister Of Hungary, was
imprisoned in that country through the
.a,.r-mya,ality Of the Catholic clergy
haA sep. in dungeon, as he says, tor
i've years, which ended by the prisoner
DEATH N.s,,u5y Standard.
A. there never were any Pres sbyterians
~ Hungary. we cannot understand what
bushes, Il Presbyterian minister had
:le-o. ,,.l less do We comprehend what
Interest the Catholic clergy could have
had ia the Imprisonment of sucn q
minister, whose influence against the
Catholic Church Of that country
never could have amounted to any
.a.ng. Besides it is VII Huown through
ug. the world that the Catholic clergy at
Hungary are the most liberal minded
and enlightened, ,sh, barrel, ever m"dllc
with the affair, "' other denominations
while Catholic clergy generally AZ" the
>tauuch.>t j ....H .r- r. tu" rights of Pro-
tr,tsut, ana a4. o,lrr denominations -
Pg~.,r,Iarg H.rf.
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EF-rur Ladies' Shoe department con-
tailS % stock unsurpassed tor elegance.
durability and iowurss Of price. Difrc
lions Tor seli-ucs>Urcm"nt sent on appl
cation.
Complete assortment of Gents Furnish
Ing Goods, SaIrtN, Collars, cuffs. Ties
Hose, Gloves, &C. Goods sent 20 any part
q, the country. Shirt mcasUTcmeutS -cnt
on application.
For the accommodation Of Ladies' and
Families who are unable 10 visit IN" city
miI lines 81 samples OF all gTai,N Of hry
Goods viii be suat, and Or!'TS by ma!
h.ied with the grcatcS, possible care.
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IN All Grades Insertions, Edgiugs, Trim
mingN, &c. SIX Hos" ali culurNI, Plain
aud Fancy Hose for Ladies', VI ,scs,
aud children. Also Gloves,
Fans. partsn.S, sun Umrr-IlIs, &C., &c
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
KING ROTHSCHILD 1.

In the Paris correspondence of the
Railway News of October so, Lon
don paper, we find very singular
nccount of what is said to have obtain
cd credence on the Bourse of Paris in
an interview between NJ. Leon Say,
French Minister of Finance, and the
head of the House of Rothschild. The
interview is declared to have been
strictly private, but this has not pre-
vented many voiced Rumor from re-
peating minutely what, most probably
did not occur. The Bourse report is
that 'it has been arranged that NJ.
Alphonse dc Rothschild is to go with
out DELAY TO Constantinople, and, in.
troduced by the ambassador of France
obtain an audience of the Sultan,
befoIe whom he will lay certain pro-
posals. These are, in short, that the
great banking house, in consort with
other leading financial establishments
will pay the repudiated fifty pet cent.
on the security of large mortgages of
Imperial domains and Nakouf property
some Of the former known TO contain
rich mines, which only require a
small outlay of money to produce
more than sufficient to repay the new
creditors of Turkey their capital and
interest, So lar the rumored arrange
ment Is, if not highly probable, at
least one that seems not absolutely
impossible, but tb cir is rider attached
to it which borders on absurdity. 1t
is revival of the old story embodied
in pamphlet which hada wide circu-
lstion some thirty years ago, bearing
the title 'Rothschild l., Roi des Juifs.'
The Turkish government is to give, in
feadel tenure, the greater part of Pal
estine, with Jerusalem for a centre,
over to the Rothschilds for a consider
ation.' After this remarkable on dit
"What next?" may be a reasonable
inquiry.-PreSs
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

RAILROAD DETENTIoN.-rhursday,
the passenger train south, due a.
Saref's station on the W. & L, Rail
road. at about II o'clock, was detained
nearly one hour owing to an obstruc-
tion A little distance above North
brook. where the accident occurred
ON Tuesday evening last. Workmen
were engaged in lacking up" the
disabled engine, and in doing so they
got in the way OF the down train,
which obliged the sliding of the main
track over some Is inches, in order to
let the train pass.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
EERNARD McHUGH'
Cabinet Maker & Undertaken,
No, 8 East Seventh Street,
Between Market and King.

Between Market and hlns'
All kinds of Furniture made in the best
manner and of excellent material ;.a
Furniture of every description tepalleI isa a.
sbort notice. and on reasonable terms. Also
CnryinS of ali kinds executed in workman
lie also carries on the Undertaking IN an
it's branches. Personal attention given "
funerals when required. ,,.;..1
noYll.MSm
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20

THE PROPOSED MONUMENT TO IRv-
lNG.-The Ladies of the Irving Monu-
ment Association in New York have
contracted with the sculptor, Wilson
Macdonald, for full length statue Of
Washington Irving, which is to cost
SCI, 900. The whole work Is to be 25
feet in height. On each side, below
the central figure, which is to be in a
sitting posture, two smaller statues are
to be placed, one of Rip Van Wrinkle,
the other OF the characteristic old
Knickerbocker. The monument,
which will be completed in about two
wears, is to be placed in Central Park
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE,
JOHN w. GRAY. PsopRrrro,

JOHN w. GRAY. PROPRIETOR.
This large and beautifully situated house
has been put in the very best repair for the
reception of visitors, who will find at it all the
accommodations of a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
1t commands a fine view OF the Delaware Bay.
and ls one OF the mo- pleasant and delightful
places in the State for ,ycursions or pic-nics.
The house is kept in the Sest style, the bal
nlled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied witt. the sub
stantials and luxuries OF the market. Excm
who wish to go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage OF the public
is respectfully solicited.
iY22 Il J. w, GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
DIR, j. w. LOBE
Private Medical Office 4 Drug Store
Nh 33I N. Fifteenth ST..
PHILADELPHIA.

,.,,rsn daily for tho speedy and perma-
MsV s, g,e Of all diseases and ailments OF both
rs, I' m. Lobb has had an experience OF
,S,tspr sS, years in the practice OF medicine,
-Sicb il a guarantee to patients that thel.
n,sss will be treated by one thoroughly ac-
cSsnted with the disease, and the best know
,grsstrpent for its early and radical cure. DIR.
fnbb cordially invites those suffering from
nv ND disease, no matter Of how long standing,
!, consult him, free OF charge, especially
,Sose who have been deluded, robbed and ILL
treated by quacks, imposters, young ana In
sTperienc ced hysicians. DIR. Lobb prepares
ii his own medicines, and guarantees them
te Patients afflicted with unnatural dis
charges from any part of the body, or ulcer
sed sore legs as well as those suffering from
iseases OF The Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad-
iqr, Prostrate Glands, Urinary Organs, &c,
;houd embrace the first opportunity TO con-
suit him. ...
rmedy for all diseases of the Urinary Or
nns, Kidneys, Bladder, nc. .
DIR. L0BB's CONSTITUTIONAL RENovAToR.
his celebrated remedy IS the best known
-edicine for any yitlated conditlon OF the
.Ood, or system generally, eradlcatlng all
NnditIons Of disease in any climate. These
separations are purely vegetable, and pre-.
vared by the Doctor for the convenience or
ts patients residing out of the city and who
re unable to call conveniently at his office.
VIII be sent securely packed and sealed
uy part OF the country, free, on receipt oil
Wce.
/ rice OF the Sure Cure and Constitutional
paoyator, two dollars each.
nice hours daily from IL a. m till l, and
10 D. IN. Consultation free and stri~ ly
wyate. Correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE,
No. 33l r.. Fifteenth Street,
lprlwly PHILADELPHIA. PA.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
BANKS AM HANK ER>

,hlladelphia and New York Exchange fur
ished To regular Depositors without charge.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-20
Are We to Have a Flood?

In view of the floods threatened this
spring, in the Mississippi Valley, and along
other rivers, Gen. Meyer, chief signal Off
Ger. has published a pamphlet OF tables
showing the range between high and low
water marks, and the rises considered dan
gerous to commercial interests on the prin-
cipal western rivers, and sent 1t forth Tor
the information of all concerned, that they
may notice the waters and govern them
selves accordingly. We give stations along
the Upper Mississippi, and the figures that
show the danger line" at the localities
mentioned, and their vicinity: x
StPaul-High water of 1850 is the max
mum, and low water of 1861 is zero; the
range being % feet At IA feet 6 inches
above zero, the houses and crops on lower
ground between st. Paul and La Crosse
are flooded.
La Crosse-High water of 1870 aud low
water of 1871, are the guage extremes, the
range being ISL feet. At Is feet above
zero the bottom. lands between La Crosse
and Dubuque are overflown.
Dubuque High water 1871, aud low
water 1864 are the guage extremes, the
range being 2l.S3 feet. Danger point
above zero is unknown" A rise Of one
foot per hour is the only dangerous rise
known. 81 " 81 g 81 90.
Clinton-Low water of 1864, and high
water of 1870 are the range extremes
range 1875. No remarks.
LIE Claire-High water of 1870 ami low
water Of 1854 are the guage extremes
range 10 feet. Danger point on zero is IL
feet. Ten feet above zero backs up the
Wapsipinicon river and damages farms
Davenport-The lew water of 1865 is
the zero of guage, high water year not Civ
en-. but the danger point above zero Is
stated at Is feet-and this rise eudangers
buildings at Buffalo, Muscatine, and heiths
burg"
Rock High water of 1870 and
low water of 1864 are the guage extremes
with range of II feet No remarks.
BurlingtoD-Same year OF high and Low
water or guage extremes, as stated above
Range Is feet. No remarks.
| Keokuk-High water of 1851 aud los
water of 1873 are the guage extremes
Range 2li feet. The danger point abov'
zero is IA feet inches, which Injuries gov
ernment daws and improvements at tn
footeof the rapids.
And these figures are continued for ev
, cry prominent place to New Orleans. A
st. Louis the range between high and los
water Is Al feet, and at Cairo it is So feet
the greatest on the river,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-20
The nav, s. St. Paul r. II.

The old construction gang of the Daven-
port & St. Paul railroad thought they
played sharp game when they got Geo.
Fl. French, president of the company, ap-
pointed Recorder for the road, as that
would. they thought, continue the road In
their hands. But Judge James Grant
was too many for that crowd, In the in
terest of bondholders to the amount g.
100000 he went for George Fl. in the
courts, in such vigorous manner that
yesterday French was compelled to step
down and out, and John E. Henry, in the
interest of the bondholders, was appointed
and qualified. He is an able and an ex-
perienced railroad man, but he has got a
miserable, played out thing to manage.
We reckon no one will envy Mr.. Henry,
Evidently he has no sinecure. 1t will re
auire his best energies to make the road
sell for anything. The Democrat says:
1.-THE road is in a woful condition. 1t:
| earnings have been grabbed as fast az
they were gathered, and sent away to Obi,
to be used by the chief manager of thu
construction ring. The road bed is 10 dis
order, the employees have not been pait
off for half year; its rolling stock is ii
bad repair, some of its cars are beinI
snatched away by lessors-the same car
that the construction company, under it
contract with the bond holders. had boun
t itself to furnish; the road is dritted az
and but partially operated; one locomf
tive, at least, is said to be SO deeply burie
3 10 a cut-drift that officers nor employe
3 have not seen the top of its snokestac
o for month; the company is using cor
tractors work that has never been pal
for; the whole thing is haggard samp
o of mismanagement and official incomp'
Q tency."
= 1t is believed that the Milwaukee & s
Is Paul interest would like to own the roa
3 to operate with their main line fro
d Cresco, giving them an important 5
e Paul and ST. Louis line,s besides feeding
! on the Milwaukee direction. The nor
western would also like lease of it for
term of years, for obvious reasons; b
the people of this region would prefer
. thave the G. R. I & P, get it,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-20
Nervous Debility.

depressed, irritable state Of mind: weak, ner
vous. exhausted feeling; No energy or nimaion;
confused head, weak memory, often with d, bilita
ting, involuntary discharges. The consequence OF
excuses, mental Overwork or indiscretons. This
NERVOUS DEBILITY finds q sovereign cure in HUN
PHREY's Homeopathic SPECIFIC. No %. It tones
up the SYSTEM arrests discharges dIspels the men,
tai gloom and dependency, and reluvenaes the en-
tire system. 1t is perfectly harmless and always
efficient. Price IS. for package of five boxes and
la large 81 vial of powder, which is important in
old. serious cases; or ST. per single box Sold by
ALL Druggists, or sent BY mail on receipt of price
Address HUMPHREYS, SPECIFIC MEDICINE
| CO., No. STE, Broadway, N, Y.
Fol- Sale by Otto Grotjan IS Illinois Street, Bense
s. Thomas. speidel and Breunert, Rock Islam,
and Richards. Moline. z - s 34dmwf&wfy