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PERSONAL.
FOR SALE.

L,OR SALE-LAND-l43 acres of land, IS
Il miles west Of the city; upland. Address
r., Star Office. oc9-tf
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TOR SALE - LIFE SCHOLARSHIP : To
10 one Of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
leges. will sell cheap. Address s. 2. e., Box
o, city, OclS-tf
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NM ANTED = THE PUBLIC TO KNOW -
wv That CON V0sS, formerly with VIM.
Bt0Ipp, is now with JOHN l,ENNER. oppo-
ate Grand Hotel, who keeps constantly on
hand the best brands OF she'll oysters.
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Ex-MayOr Hall i'm a New Roles
From On--RailfOads--
The Brooklyn Navy.yard.
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NOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
Us Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW q
Co, 90 West Third street. jyl8-tf
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-11
Current N0fas.

In spite of Thurman's speech, the Demo-
cratic platform means imitation and all that
the term implies. 1t means to turn about the
policy of struggling toward specie payments
and 90 the other way. The senator's talk
about Grantism, Capitalization, the oppres-
sion Of the states, and all that sort OF thing,
was common place, and passes unheeded. He
might as well have been preaching about the
sins of the ancient Chinese and Hindoos.-
Cincinnati Commercial.
Mr.. Beck of Kentucky. recently said in
one of his speeches that he "hoped and be-
lieved that the first act of democratic ma
jority in Congress would be to introduce q
bill abelishing the Office of lieutenant general
OF the army, and refusing to pay one dollar
toward the compensation of man whose con-
duct was so atrocious as that oil General Sher-
idan bad been." Beck is much more ''high-
toned' on the Kentucky stump than in Con-
gress in the vicinity Of good lobbyist.
1t looks very much as If the infationists at
the west were losing ground. Senator Nor
ton has sensed the condition of things and
now expresses himself fully and fatty opposed
to any increase of the paper currency. This
has always been suppose to be his real opin-
ion, and his return to it is a very hopeful
sign.-Hartord COurant.
The Argus persists in Its misstatement,
to the effect that other states than Maine
sold their Agricultural College scrip for six
or eight dollars an acre. Its sole authority
is DIR. Jordan. We now repeat that the
Argus cannot name state that got 20 much
even as ninety cents per acre for those lands.
-Kennebec Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-11

The latest reports from North Carolina are
that the Republicans have carried the state
by majority of over ten thousand, and have
a majority af fifteen in the Constitutional
Convention. This is unexpected, but is nev-
ertheless good news as it will prevent radical
changes in the constitution, which some OF
the Democratic pers advocate. The Char
lotte Democrat, for instance, which declares
for the restoration of the whipping post aud
qualified suffrage, and for the payment of the
rebel war debt, and for loss on account of the
emancipation Of slaves.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-11
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

In the warlike spirit Of Gen. Roberts Or
der No. 2, we suppose that the Democratic
State Committee considered its meeting a
council of war and talked of regiments, bat
talions, brigades and divisions. The Cen
erals people really seem to think that these
are rearly war times.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-11

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
PulleD, Editor. All railway steamboat and hotel
managers win confer a favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent
journal, as we have information that several "bum-
mers'' are seeking courtesies in the name of the
PRESS and we have no disposition to be, even pas
sively, party to such frauds.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-11
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. II, '75

An earnest desire to justify your generous conf
dence, and a strong regard for the honor and ret-
fare of our State inspire me Nth the firm resolue TO
spare no effort and to consderno other consequences
in the endearor to faithfully discharge the duties that
'oiH De incumbent on me If your choice shall prore
TO De the choice of the people also. pledge you and
thousands for chom you act in that euent an honest
purpose and fred determination to make the public
good my single aim and constant care.
Gen. Connors Acceptance.
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WANTS..
wanted a Partner,Active or Silent

A PARTY of good standing showing first class
"A Manufacturing business, requires some more
capital to work on large scale, will bear thorough
investigation business safe, and sales made only to
responsible parties; sold as fast as manufactured,
and profits equal to if not surprising any business
in Mane only principals and responsible parties
treated with. Address "Manufacturer," care Mat
tocks g. Fox, Portland, Maine. aug2deodtf
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-11

WE trust that the Argus will give Its atten-
tion to the Kennebec Journal and make 800
by proving that some state has received over
ninety cents an acre for its agricultural col
lege scrip.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-11

IT is stated that the "down east' Democ-
racy isn't nearly so happy as it was before
Mr.. Powers shifted defeat in the political at
mosphere. The columns don't "serry" worth
a cent
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-11

We do not read anonymous letters and commune
cations. The name and address of the writer in
all eases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
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Partner Wanted.
LOST AND FCJN
NOTE LOST.

WHEREAS a note for ST 900, signed by g. Powers,
Z w Treasurer of Golden Lumber Co., +: Golden,
Mich, July g. 1875, three months payable to the
order of Alvin Plummer, at any Bank in Portland,
Me-, and endorsed in blank by said Plummer, has
been lost through the mail all persons are cautioned
against negotiating, purchasing the same payment
having been stopped. aug5d1w*
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and 80 cents square for each subsequent nserton
Address all communications to
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Notice.

VNHE undersigned respectfully informs the Public
that he has opened an office for the sale or trans
fer OF Real Estate, and all kinds of merchandise
have on hand now several lots and houses for sale in
the most desirable location. have also the finest
and for building plastering purposes Parties in
need of the same will please call on
K. PONCE,
Boyd Block, Cor. Middle and Exchange.
apr13 d6m1wis
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EDUCATIONAL.
Abbott Family School at Little Blue

ENALL session of this well known school for boys
Il will begin September 6, 1875. Buildings Equip
ment and grounds unrivaled. For circulars and
other information, apply to
A. P. KELSEY, M. A., Principal.
Pennington, Maine. au10deod1m
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For Rent.

For Rent.
A MODERN house. one of the best locations in
"A the city, with all modern improvements, gas,
Sebago, hot and cold water bath rooms, and water
closets; 10 rooms; lays to the sun all day. Possess
sion Sept. 1st.
Also, a fine residence 81 Winter St; will be ar
ranged for two families.
Also, fine residence ON Franklin St.. one on
Quincy St., on Lincoln St., small rent of three
rooms on Oxford St.; store on Portland St. GEO. r.
DAVIS, Real Estate and Mortgage Broker.
aus deod2w
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To BE Let.
TO LET f!

Printers Exchange, with power if
required. Apply to PRESS OFFICE
or to b. THURSTON & CO., Ill
Exchange Street.
oc12 diff
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To Rent.

DLEASANT rooms for Gentlemen and wives or
Il single Gentlemen, at No. 215 Cumberland St.
Good board can be had at next door in came block.
ju3dtf TO. WINSLOW.
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To Let,
To Let.

A CONVENIENT tenement of six rooms, con.
"A tanning Gas, Water and Furnace, also good
stable. Apply at NO. HIGH STREET.
je18 d6w*ttf
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To Let.
TO BE LET.

NNHE desirable ofires in the Merchants National
Il Bank building, recently occupied by Bank Of
Portland. Also offices in third story, with steam,
gas and water. Possession given July LIST. Apply at
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
iu1O DIFF
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TO LET.
TO Let.

TO Let.
A TENEMENT at No. 8 Casco Street, to family
"A without children. Rent $500. Enquire at the
house. au10dtf
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DIRECTORY.

Booksellers and StatiOners.
a0YT. a. FOEE .N0.gf Middle Street.
r. p. MCGOWAN, 254 Congress st
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18
NOv6hO YOrku.

ID @ m o kraticka konven
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18
SObOta dne lS. Zari 1878.

ony, jez do obchodu ylozil. AZ
nase zelehaky, ktere dosud jeste patnact
procent meme plat nez zlato, timto stej-
nou hodnotu miti budou, pax b1dou ka-
pitalste 8 vetsi chuti kapitaly sve prd-
myslovych podnikach zavodech uklada-
tt. Musi tedy byti snahou nasi uciniti
zlato stfibro platebnim prostfedkem, ne
bot jen tim docilime zdrav6jsf stay financ
nj povzneseni vseho obchodu.
tDokonceni pfist6.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18

Syracuse, n. I. II. zari. Vcera
zahajena zde ga nesmirneho utastenstvi
demokraticka konvence statni. Dnes je
dnohlasne a "a boufliveho potlesku pfija-
ia resoluce, niz Sc doslovne uvadi clan
ky platformy narodni demokraticke kon
vence r. 1872 resoluce lonske demo-
kraticke konvence statu New York, kte-
rel kazdou repudiaci, at toho neb onoho
spdsobu zavrhuji, zachovani nezkracene-
no 1veru slibuji anavraceni Sc ku
kovove mine co jedinemu zdrave-
mu financnimu obchodnimu zakladu Ia
dali. Ufadovaui guvernera Tildena Sc
zaslouzene chvali.
Katolicky 7 fanat atizmus.
Filadelfia, Pa, II. zafi. z cirkve
vystoupivsi katolicky knee Gerdeman
pfednasel vcera Music Halt, mestec
ku Manayenk 90 fimske cirkvi, jak Sc ny.
nj jevi." Katolici Sc jitfili zastup as
tisic hlav citajici srotil Sc pred sini. Pc
pfednasce musel byti Gerdeman prova
zen police mimi strazniky {
druzinou pfatel a stejn6 smysleiicich nj
nadrazi, kde SO zatim mnozstvi rozlice
nych katolikd srotilo. Bez pohromy by
uveden do kufackeho vozu jehoz obo
dvefe ma klic uzavfeny byly. Polici
stfezila vdz venci. Nahle vypuknr
mob, asi tisic hlav citajici, straslivy re,
vrhl Be ma v6z nemz Gerdeman sede
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18
Amlerika.

M Iss lss lIp p D N III atky y.
Washington, Is. zafi. Dnes pfi-
sla ku generalnimn pravnimu zastupci p.
Pierrpontovi deputace slozena zvynikaji-
cich republikand statu Mississippi, mezi
nimiz Sc senator Spoi. statd, p. Bruce
nalezal. Deputace stezovala 81 na bilou
ligu, ktera cernochy vjich politickych
pravech zkracuje. Ac republikanska stra
ma, skladajici Sc cernochd len malo
belocht, silnsjsi jest nez demokratcka,
jest vdci vytecnS organizovane, ozbrojene
a odvazlive demokracii pfedce jen malo-
mocnA, nebot demokrat6 dovedou toto tn
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18

vyrazil dvefe, vrazil do witt byl by ne
ohrozeneho ex kneze rozsapal, kdyby po-
licie nejvetsim namahanim a sama sebe
vzteku luzy vystavujic, jej nebyla chrani-
la. Gerdeman utrzil jen nekolik ran
pohmozd9nin.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18
Ease VELKA zIvELNf POHRO.

~
MA: Letosni rok vyznamenaya Sc pred
mnohymi mnohymi minulymi pfecet-
nymi zivelnymi pohromami, nimz do
vrseni zla druzi Sc obchodni prdmyslo-
W dpadek, neobyeejne velike mnozstvi
zlocind neihrozn6js:ch, cetn6jsi nez kdy-
koli indy vrazdy, zeleznicni, parolodni a
jine nestesti, krvave feze vzboufeni, bla
hove poute k ,.zazracnym" bohorodickam,
protestantske missile (Moodyho Sankey
no revival meetings) konecne zimnicni
agitace pennsylvanske ohioske demo-
kracie rozmnozeni papirovych pc
nez.
Zvlaste ma prdtrze mracen, pfivaly a
povodn6 byl letosni rok bohaty. Nejvet-
simi povodnemi navstivena byla Francie
ieiiz feka Garonna nahle bfehu vystou-
pila vice nez .jeden departement zatopi
la a spustosila, spGsobic Ea miliony mi
liony skody zhubic ma 1000 zivot6 lid
skych. PAX navstiveny byly povodn:
Buda-Pesf, kde voda "a vice milionG
majetku spustosila pres sto zivota lid
skych zmafila, nektera hrabstvi Anglic
ku, n6ktere kraiiny Nemecku a Ce-
chach a cel6 pruhy zem6 We Spoj statech
a sice po dvakrate, jara v dob9 letni
skliznG.
Francie ma vsak povodnemi letosni-
no roku zvlastni nestestf. Jest6 nezacele
ma rama, iiz il zadala prvni povoden, I'VE
stuje tclegraf druhou, tez velmi pnstosi-
YOU. Hrozna yodni smrsf spojena prud
kou boufi strhala St. Chinianu 120 do
md zmafila SS zivotI lidskych. Mimo
to udaly Sc departementu Loziere veil
ke povodne, ktere velikych spoust sphso-
billy mnoho lidi zhubiy. Reka Garon-
ma rychle vystoupila strhla nekolik mo-
stu. Take feka Allier vystoupiIa. Spd-
sobene skody paci Sc ma nekolik milioni
Pod pfedsednictvim pani Nc Mahonove
sestoupil sc vypomocny vfbor, ktery sub
skripcemi pfispevky bfdu v krajich pc
vodni navstivenych zmirniti hledeti bu-
dc.
Rozimali clovek zdravym rozumem ma
dany o cetnych pohromdch, zhoubnych
pfirodnich ukazich, nestestich, zlotinech
jinych neobycejnych a neutesenych uda-
lostech zjevich, ma nez jest letosni rok
tax bohaty, nemusi-li mem vira vnejvys
dobrotiveho, spravdliveho. moudreho
vsemohouciho boha zvyklana bytii Po-
zoruhodno jest, ze nejvice nejzhoubneisi
pohromy iako povodne, zemetfeseni, kru-
pobit, navstivily zeme kfesfanske. z toho
soude nema pambu kfesfany v tax velke
lasce. Tito, kdyby byli rozumni, NELL by
mu steine stejnym splaceti jemu meme
lcty lasky prokazovati = nebot "a tax
bolestne rany, jez Prozfetclnost tento rok
lidstvu iakoby Sc zvlastni rozkosi zasazo-
vala, melo by mu toto, kdyby dosti ro-
zumne, muzne svobodomyslne bylo W.
povedeti poslusnost, ijako ciuivaii utisteni
narodove krnt}m, nasilnickym vladafam.
Nema.li pambu k dobremu byti, k zlemu
no veru nepotfebujeme. - NELL by 81 bo
hoverci pomysliti a blahove bohovefe w
host dati a j pfirodoveron nebo lepe pfi-
rodnimi vedomostmi nahraditi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-18

vyhrGzkami onde zbranemi Gerne volic,
cd registrace, shromazdovani Sc k 1celdn
volebnim a hlasovani odstrasiti.
Go Sc nynejsich nepokojd tyce, tn byls
delegace jednoho mineni, ze totiz zad
nych vice neni. Hlavni nebezpeG vszi
pry slabosti statni vlady, ktera bez pod
pory vlady dstfedni ternochy vydatne
chraniti vladni gykony pravideln6 Wy
konavati nem6ze.
16. zafi. Dnes podan vefejnosti list
generalniho pravnho zastupce, guvernero
vi Mississippy, Amesovi svedtici. z listu
toho vynimame naslednjici:
,Mohu varn mineni presidentovo neje-
pc vyhatkem jeho mne poslane depese
osvetliti:
.Vsechno obecenstvo Jest kazdoroene
Sc vracejicich vybuchd ma jihu syto We,
lika vetsipa jest hotova, kazde vm9sovani
Sc 1stfedni vlady zatratiti. Cd srdce 81
pfeju, ably bez vydani proklamaco pokoj
pofadek zjednan byl; kdyby to ale me-
bylo lnozne, pax proklamaci vydam We
litel1m vojska nafidim nepokladati vec
tn "a detinskou hru. Jeli vojenske "a.
kroceni nutne, tedy jest opravnene, jcli.
koz pachatele odstrasuj je. Navrhnu, ably
guverneru Amesovi byl poslan telegram
anebo psani, kteremz mu nalehave do.
porutim, ably postaveni sve vycerpanim
vsech jemu pfislusnych vypomocnych
pramend sesilil, nezli vladni pomoc pfi-
ime. On by mel pfispeni iemu cd obca
MI Jacksonskych a jinych NEST nabizene
Pfiimouti. Tolik Mississippi leziciho
vojska, mnoholi potfebuie, ma do Jacksonu
byti poslano -"
S timto mineuim presidentoyym SOU
hlasi generalni pravni zastupce v5ickni
clenove kabinetu. Gen. pravni zastupce
pravi listu SVEN, ze nepochopuje, proc
Ames nesvolava sn6m statni, ably ma mem
prayomocnost, penize zbrane, jichz po.
tfebuie zadal. Ustava pravi, ze guver-
ner jen tehda presidenta "a pomoc poza-
dati mdze, nemaze Ii svolati snem. Ames
ale zadnou zminku necini tom, re by
neiake yzboufeni prot statni Wade existo
valo anebo ze by statni snem ona opatfcni,
iez guverner k zjednani pokoje pofadku
"a nutne ma, nepodporoyal. Dale pise
gen. pravni zastupce dosloyn6:
,,Navrhuji, abyste Sc vsech zakonitych
prostfedkd chopil a pokoj pofadek stat
nim vojskem ziednati Sc SNAIL, cimz ze.
mi ukazete, ze obcane statu Mississippi,
ktefi 81 pofadek zadaii, nejvetsi caste
republican, isou, dosti statecne mysle
muznosti mali, aby "a prava sva boiovati
a ony krveziznive zakefniky, ktefi nevin-
ne cernochy vrazdi, zni6iti dovedou.
Hledte drzet Sc nej1zkostliv6ji mezich
dstavy zakoni az kdyz vynaloze.
MIN vsech prostfedkd, jez po ruce mate,
nebudete to odboj prot statnim GfadIm
potlaciti, pax vam president co neiochot-
neji k potrestani nezfizenycb rusiteli lid
skych pray pfispeje."
Dam n kratic Ia vanca
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
TIE LIWLESS MINERS.

A REIGN OF TERROR IN THE LEHIGH EEGiON-FISH-
ER AND wmITEuEADs NEW MEN MoBBED BY
300 MEN AND WOMEN, AND ESCORTED OUT OF
THE COUNTRY-HOUsEs AND PROPERTY DEMOL-
IsHED AND APPROPEIATED-THE TOTAL sUsPEN-
SION OF BUSINESS THREATENED.
HUNTINGTON, Penn, May 12.-The force Of
men who left here vest .riay morning with Fisher and
Whitehead succeeded running the blockade and reach
ing their destination. John sney Of the anthracite
g1on was addressing meeting OF miners there,
when it was announced that three carloads Of
blacklegs had arrived. The meeting broke up
in confusion, and about 900 and
women, armed and equipped, repaired to Fishers and
Whiteheads mines. They met by Fisher and White
head who forbid them upon their property The
mob halted and sent delegate in the person OF John
siney to confer with Fisher and Whitehead said that
Il was peaceable strike, and asked that committee
might 60 to the and try TO induce them to
leave the region The request granted and
q committee passed on 10 the miners
TO confer with the men, but failed to induce single
return second committee sent in but succeeded
no better. Not would consent to return. One
suggested shoot Mr. Fisher he stood in the way The
mob fell back and consulted Finding the backlegs
could not be persuaded under mpruen advice they made
wild and furious charge, sweeping over Mr. Fisher and
his party, men and women, brandishing claDs, and
forciby entered the houses Some OF Fishers
seized and dragged out their baggage thrown out Of the
windows, the doors broken down, and pro-
visions and vauables appropriated. Men who have
been working in the mines for weeks taken
out and all marched by the mob toward Tyrone. They
marched all night. Fisher and Whitehead arrived at
Osceoa about midnight and came 10 Tyrone the early
train. The strikers have become Mid and ungOv-
ernaDle, and say all must and shall
leave the region II the had resisted
blood would have been shed truly. The sheriff
had promised in attendance To protect the
men but owing some not fully explained he did
not come The OF the mob for the last two days
threatens the total suspension OF business The
miners propose TO clean Out every bank operated
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
THE GRAND ARMY.

ooLDIERs' AND SAILORS REUNION AT CHICAGO
HEARTY WELCOME BY THE cITY-ADDREss OF
GENERAL DEvENs, AND REPORTS OF STAFF oFFI-
CKRs-PRoCEEDINGs AND PROGRAMME OF THE
CONVENTION.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 12-The soldiers and
talors Of the late assembling in this city soday
for grand reunion Representatives from all the differ
ent corps that composed the Union army have arrived
The celebration win continue three days.
Chicago presents very gay appearance; flags fly
ing the streets crowded with soldiers gay uniforms,
and the weather is perfect
The National Encampment OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic convened this morning in McCOrmcks Hall.
The delegates were escorted from their Headquarters
the Grand Pacific Hotel by the mtla and the several
posts Of the g. A r. OF Illinois Nearly 100 delegates
were present representing 10 States Gen Chas Devens
OF Massachusetts Commander Chief presided,
and delivered eloquent address upon the character
and principles OF the Order, which most
warmly received The reports OF the Adntant and
QuartermasterOeneras show "A material gam In the
membership Of the Order since the Last Encampment
with the most encouraging prospects for the future.
iating 70 the internal affairs Of the Organization
acted upon.
Resolutions complimentary 70 the retiring Com
nlAnoer Gen Devens, who declines reelection. and TO
COL Henry L. Sibley his efficient AdjutantGenera, were
ehtausiASu ealy adopted, and committees were aP
ss.i,@a,,.r" presePs them WITH h, snasere rssen
uon a the Exposition Binding, where addresses OF wei
cEms were made by Gov Beverdge and Mayor Calvin 70
sSAiea Gea DeYins responded. The LncahpmeDt
~ -, holding an evening session, opening al
ssGsSk AA ELECTION Of Qlacsgs oSsRgs topaarroy aud
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
A few Words to Psesis aud Delicate Women.

BY r. V. PIERCE N. D., Of the Worlds Dspensary, BnsdA
knowing you subject esea amount of sua,n<S
that decacv your part hass strong .ensey " goion
the dBcut your becomes an physicisa
who IL daily desire " say -
that constantly meeting with those Who we Dre
treated for their ailments r months without being beDsnf
IN the least until they have become pfecty dLSouraS M
have almost made their minds to take aher Jose y
rather die and have their sengs ended tan to I've and s
fer as they have They they worn on by sui ring and
only ~ anything
certainly there
cessfI mode OF reaIg such difficulties than that the vrn'
pies Of which teach The reducing and deptDg Of tbs vital
forces O the system, when the Indications dictate treasns
directly the O the adopted for them their ce
would pIorab Indeed But lady susrers there bste
and far essl plan Of treatment for or
harmony with the laws requirements ~ Your
harsh. Irritating. caIsic Treatment anu strong nell
cines win II you would rational mean<
should dictate Intelligent Lady,
medicines erbdy the very best my goFltiny
tpcs and nervines compounded special reference %
delicate system Such hapQy oOmDinJB {ou VIII nnd
favOte prescription, which has received nc lonnss
from Of Those a1gsd fIresoms
feed scarcely alfe 10 b- yorr fes
NJ continual Train sbSt sapng
from si elasticity and 5rNing u
bloom cheeks continual strain your viA
forces that yO irritable frfn al be over
and snbdued by erseverng OF that mlrys1s fr
iy Irregularities and Che proper workings
T systems relieved by ths md and safe wne
periodical pains the existence OF which nd<st0n ~
serious disease that should bo neveete readily yAf 20
IL, md II ia II Tor rOuabe ngth " tirs- the
special Of pains permanently Further
light these SUBJECTS be obtained from my pampbt Oh
diseases ar u yOnr sent receipt O .~o sAAtN
My FGsOrise Prescription ~ sold by druggists.