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THE FIERCE DEMoCRACIE.

THE NATIONAL CONVENTION OF 1876 INVITED
TO MEET IN ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, Mo, June 20. 1875
The Democratic Central Committee adopted
resolution yesterday, inviting, In behalf or the
democracy OF this city and state, the National
Democratic Convention OF 1876 to assemble In this
city, ana pledged themselves TO make ample
preparations for the reception and accommoda-
lion OF all who come 70 IL. me place proposed for
holding the Convention win be the han of the new
Chamber OF Commerce building. which will be 235
ieet long by 100 feet WIDE and 10 feet nigh, with
galleries all around the hall, aud capacity for
seating 1900 people.
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A MURDERoUs ASSAULT.

AN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY Observation-Disclosures
on THE PERPETRATORS.
TRENTON. N. j., June 90, 1875.
Charles Thompson, OF New Brunswick. went
into unoccupled house on Feeder street, In Tins
city, this morning and went to sleep. Three
roughs, named BIZ Lyons, Robert Jackson and
James Mullen entered soon after. and while IN
the act or robbIng Thompson awoEe him. lie
fought them desperately, aud they made an as
sault upon him with knives and raZors, ip1icting
dangerous wounds, one OF which extended across
the throat from ear 20 ear, but escaped the juRu.
lar vein. Tncmpson's shouts brought the police
and the assallants were arrested. Thompson lies
IN a critical condition. lie As orty.dve years or
age and was formerly lieutenant In the sec ond
uIted States cavalry.
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woMANs CENTENNIAL ASSOCIATION.

HARTFORD, Conn, June 90 1875
meeting OF lauies was held on Saturday TO
consider plan for forming oman's Centennial
Association, auxiliary to the National Association
and was addressed by Judge N. SAipmsn, Mrs. f.
ID. Gillespie, OF Philadelphia, and General Hawley
committee was appointed 10 present q list OF
officers 1 a future meeting.
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FRANCE.

gHE ELECTORAL BILL BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
OF THIRTY-M. GAMBETTA AND THE BONA
PARTIsTs IN PARLIAMENTARY coLLIsIoN--A
CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION UP FOR DEBATE.
PARIS, June 90 1876.
The Committee OF Thirty have been considering
the Electoral bill.
They have decided to maintain the system or
voting by departments.
III. GAMBETrA's WAR FINANCE.
In the Assembly yesterday violent recrimna-
tions passed between NJ. @ lmbetta and the Bona
partists as to the responsibility for the extraord
narg taxation made necessary by the late war.
AN IMPORTANT DEBATE AT HAND.
The Assembly has decided to take up the Public
Powers bill tomorrow for debate.
THE GOVERNMENT TO PROPOSE A GENERAL
ELEcTIoN-THE ASSEMBLY Likely TO VOTE
ITS LEGISLATIVE DISSOLUTION
LONDON, June 21-5 80 A. NJ.
special despatch from Paris to the Standard
SAYS there Is reason to believe that the govern
ment has decided that general election shall be
held this year, and there IS doubt that the As
sembiy VIII vote for final dissolution, as the
government assents to Il.
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SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

At haIfpast nine O'Clock last night an unknown
man. aged about tnrty-nve years. Ave feet ten
inches In height, black hair, whskers ana mus.
tache, brown eyes, and wearing a dark suit,
woollen shirt, blue woollen socks ana boots. COM
mltted suicide by jumping from the ferryDoat
Jersey Civ into the East River, near the foot OF
DesOrosses street. The body was recovered and
the Coroner nOtined TO hold an Inquest.
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TIE LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.

The new railroad between this city and Long
Branch viii be opened to-day when four trains a day
will be run each way. The time OF the trip Will be
an hour ana nalf. depot is being Quilt 500 feet
In the rear OF the Pavilion Hotel. on Monday the
largest drawbrldge in the world, that over the
mouth OF the Raritan river, was formally inspected
by the officers and invited guests. The bridge l. Az
feet long ana tile passages for the boats 700 feet
wide. Two large steam engines are used ia oper-
ating the draw, which occupies about three min
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Ellen Corcoran, child or Eve years, whose
parents reside at No. AZ Park street. while looking
ont OF the fourth story window yesterday. lost her
ba ance and fell 10 the ground lracturing her
skull She was removed 10 the Park Hospital,
Out died shortly afterward Inc Coroneg wac
notified 10 hold an tluUe3-
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A DISASTROUS STORM.

FISHING BOAT UPSET AND OTHERS MISSING
PROBABLE LOSS OF LIFE.
CALAIS, Me-, June 90 1875.
The heavy storm or Friday night caused some
loss or life along the coasr. large number OF
boats engaged I'D salmon fishing near Port Le-
preaux, N. h., were caught by the gale
one boat which contained six young men
belonging to Musquash, N. r.. was found bot
tom up this morning and towed into Lepreaux
The crew IS supposed 10 be lost. No bodies nave
been recovered as vet Many boats are stll
missing, and 1t Is feared that number OF other
lives have oeen lost
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FIRE IN GRAND STREET.

Early last night Gre broke out IN the sub.cellar
OF No. Isl Grand street, used for storing empty
boxes. the nrss moor was occupied as a boot and
shoe store oy Samuel Concn, whose stock is
slightly damaged. The building, winch ~ owned
by Abraham Etunger, was damaged 70 the extent
OF 81 900. Insured.
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GENERAL JOHN II. cHEDE1I..

General John II. Chedel, one OF the most prom
inent citizens OF Auburn N. Y, and a man well
known throughout the State, died at his resdancs
on Saturday night, tho 10th inst, at Twelve
O'CLOCK.
HIS funeral will take place on Tuesday. the 22d
mat, al Jour O'Clock p NJ
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ALLEGED DEFALCATION.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cat, June 20, 1875.
Jonn Miller, Secretary OF the Contract and w.
nance Company OF the Central Pacific Railroad,
was arrested on the train yesterday at Marysyile
and taken TO san Francisco by a special train. It
m rnmOrcd that he Is a delaulter to the amount
81 100000. The cause IL SAID TO be stock speCu-
lgtl0ns The company are very retlcenL
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THE RlFLEMEN In IRELAND.
xHs AMERICAN sHARpsHoorERs IN THE Sane

xHs AMERICAN sHARPsHooTERs IN TIE Sane
TUARY OF THE CHURCH MILITANT.
DUBLIN, June 20. 1875.
lhe American rinamen. BY invitation or the Lord
Mayor, attended divine service to-day as st.
Patrick's ff'rotestanU cathedral.
rHg pisgSrABLIsHED CHURCH. STILL MoSARcgICAL
AND MILITANT.
lae sermon, which WIS preached by Canon
Ksei er, was eu.ogy oil monarchy and the Estab-
Nshed Church.
Residents or the city comment severely on the
tpeakeT's taste.
Ar THE MANSION or THE CHEF MAGISTRATE.
In the evening the visitors enjoyed the hospital
t;Ies OF the Lord Mayors manson.
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BRITISH AND IRISH RIFLEMEN II
CONTEST.

THs INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE TROPHY WON
BY THE SCOTTISH MARKsMEN.
LONDON, June 90 1875
\ contest took place az Edinburgh on Saturday
between the riiemen OF England, Ireland and
scotland Tor the international Challenge Trophy.
scotland by twenty points ahead Of Eng
ana ana t39 ahead of Ireland.
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FOREST FIRES.

OTTAWA, ont, June 20, 1875.
Two engines were despatched yesterday to
check the bush IRE which Is raging at North
Nation River and Lochaber McGanoran's mllb
at the latter place was destroyed. The city
Is full OF smoke. A third engine has been sent TO
Brltaula, west OF the city.
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OlEO.

Hilton Sunday evening, June 90, OF pleuro-
pneumonia, MATTE r., vile OF George I. Hill and
eldest daughter OF Joseph A. ana CHARLOTTE r.
Beardsley, IN the Goth year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For other Deaths see Ninth PI1el
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HORSE THIEVES HANGED.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 20, 1875.
special despatch 10 the GLobe-DemOcrdt says
four morse thieves we're hanged at wellington,
Kansas, last Thursday night by the Vgilantes.
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THE FIRE IN DUBLIN.

eATAL CONSEQUENCES OF wHIsKEY DRINKING
DURING THE CONFEDERATION.
DUBLIN, June 20. 1875.
Three persons have died from the effects OF
drinking whiskey at the fire on Friday night, and
seventeen are in hospital for the same cause.
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REV. DIR. LORE.

The Rev. DR.. Lore, editor OF the Northern
C7,rtstian AduocGe, died at his residence. neaR
Auburn, N. Y, at one O'Clock yesterday morning.
20tn inst, ol paralysis.
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THE RAILROAD WAR.
ULrs or rnx RECENT CONFERENCE IN PHILA-

eEsULT3 OF TIE RECENT CONVENIENCE n PHILA-
DELPHIA.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 20, 1875.
IL is learned on good authority to-
night that as q result OF the conference on
SATURDAY. in Philadelphia between the
baltimore and OHIO and the Pennsylvania
Railroad ticket and freight agents, tne rates on
western bound freights will be advanced to-mor-
row in Philadelphia and Baltimore, and that the
rates Will be further advanced In few days.
There will be no change in passenger rates for
AAV or two
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours.
in comparison with the corresponding date OF
last year. as indicated by the thermometer az
hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building
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FIRE AT LONDON, ONTARIO.

LONDON, June 90 1875
A Ore last night destroyed the paint and paper
establishments or X. Lewis Richmond. Jr. Loss,
$50, 900; half covered by insurance.
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THE U. S. STEAMER KANSAS.
KEY WEST, Pa, Jun

KEY WEST, FIa., June 20, 1875.
The United States steamer Kansas arrived mere
this morning from Porto Rico. she will coal ana
proceed 10 the Bananas 10 survey Watiingis
Isands
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LEON DUMAS EAU MEgvEILLEUsE IS E0r
enamel but msdicins for the skin. Ladies' arc
ytfed before purchasing. For sale. wh0icsals
ana retail At No. Wes. twenty .nfh street. Hodlnaa
House Price - per bottle
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why ladies and gentlemen at spas and easde
sorts should GLESNs SULPHUR soar First thor
oughy purihes the skin. secondly, II removes COM
pexioual bemshes. Thirdly, IL protects the cutcle
reckles. one box Uhree cakes. 90 cents
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PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED OF
PRINTING Of any description, whether Railroad, In
surance, Steamship Commercial Theatrical Legal
will nnd Il their advantage 70 obtain estimass
from the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EBrASLI5H-
MENT; els Broadway. before leaving their orderA
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A-THE MOST TASTY AND GRACEFUL HAT
for gentlemen's summer wear is the ALASKA BEAvRa"
manufactured and sold by EsPENsCHElD Ii5 Nassau
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But $500 CASH REQUIRED TO OWN YOT

BUI S0OU CASu hEQClhEO ~ ONN IOUft
dwelling In beautiful location near this city; $l0n
pays the house and ot also AT S3O)l 0ny part
needed balance in easy payments; own your home
and be happy. Call between ami II A. A. or aud 8
L. NJ. at HITCHCOCK, Real Estate Headquarters. 31i
THIRD avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street
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NEW PuBLTCArIONs.
FINE ENGLISH BOOKS

4.
FINE ENGLISH BOOKS
just received from London, including a choice coIcc-
ton OF suitable public private gcnti@
manisl library many very rare. viz -'Gen eman,f
Magazine tS6 vols Mcstlnn ster Dr0eriess' cruces
Bayuex Tapestry - Dore's illustrated works: feine
ures des Vases Antique" vols, fol- humbodts
'vues dcs Cordteres;h Kingsboroughs Antiquities %
Mexcon vols, fol- halt morocco; Parliamentary
Papers" Sc VIOLA "Ycspucci's Letters" warnings Mas
terpieces" vols Ac.. &C
The whole now on exhibition and 70 be sold ~ auc
ton on Wednesday evening. June - At ~ O'Clock, al
'"s 0''"'0" : Tie Ressrs LEAvIrr Anctioneerx
A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT Be GIvEN
IN a cultivated person t1an The GycopedlA Of the
Best Thoughts Of Charles DicSensn carefully inie xed
beautifully bound. Price, 81 Compiled By \. q. Dcf0a-
tame and published W z. >. Halls son, " AurraJ
street. New YORK
DRIGHrs DISEASE, DIABETES DROPSY GRAVEL
ID Calculus Goat, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Disease Oc
Liver. Kidneys Bladder, prostate Gland, Prem1-
Prostitution, organic Debility aad Chronic Alec
tons Qncurabe by general pracutonersl. sixty pags
limo. pamphlet. explaining successful ueasnent bv
Natures specific, WaukeshA Bethesda Mineral SprinG
Water and DR.. A. HAWL9Y HEATH. the author aud
proprietor free any address, Letters nom physicians
and others OF hopeless cured Depot aud
cepLon rooms No. 200 Broadway New YORK.
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THE UNITED STATES FLAG ABROAD.

LONDON, June 90 1875.
The United states steamer Juniata mas arrived
~ CuxhaYen.
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WONDERFUL AND PEERLESS LITTLE IN.
strument supplied by THE ELASTIC TRUSS COM.
PANY, bs3 broadway. has revoiutionized all former
methods treating aud banished metal
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THE WEAK, THE WORN AND THE WEARY
should take SraUF; gives strength and yigor-
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DFsHLER'S PILLS ARE THE SURESr AMI
safest Remedy for CHtLLs FEVER MALARIA
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w ASHING TON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, June 20, 1875,
PROPOSED EFFORT TO REDUCE THE TELEGRAPH
RATES CHARGED THE GOVERNMENT.
Postmaster General Jewells expected to return
10 Washington on Saturday next As soon as
practicable thereafter he Will invite the presi-
dents OF the three principal telegraph companies
to meet him here for consultation, with view TO
obtaining q reduction In the present telegraph
rates charged the government. The government
now pays one cent per word, including addresses
and signatures for q circuit OF $50 miles, In some
instances the addresses beng COUNTED. This
brings the rates TO price even greater than
those charged private individuals Tor single mes
sages. and II is therefore, the intention OF the
Postmaster General TO ask for a modification OF
this arrangement. The meeting will probably
take place the coming week. unless his return IS
delayed beyond his present intention.
THE MAIL CONTRACT FRAUDs-AcourrTAL or
KINDS
Jerome J. Kinds, charged with brbing Frank s.
Channel, a clerk In the Post once Department In
connection with the fraudulent mail bids, has
been acquitted. lt is not known whether the
government Will prosecute Kinds on the other
cases against him or not, thought is thought that
this being one OF the strongest cases, and falling
TO convict noue prosequt viii be entered con-
corning them. or all the parties concerned in
the mail bid frauds (Kettle being the principan
Hinds was the only indicted, the others APP
pearlng as witnesses against him.
THE CONDITION or THE NATIONAL BANKS
ABSTRACT OF REPORTS MADE TO THE COMP
TRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
the following is an abstract OF the reports made
to the Comptroller Of the Currency, showing the
condition OF the national banks In the United
States at the close OF business on Saturday. the
1sg day OF May, 1S75:-
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CUBA.

HAVANA, June 90, 1875.
Captain General valmaseda lett for the interior
Snls morning.
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THE Rat or THE PERIOD, THE DELIGHT or
the refined aud intelligent and the especial pride Of the
metropolis Is KNOWS dashingy elegant ALASKA CAssI.
MFE procurabe a. 2i2 Broadway ana In the fifth ASe-
Hotel The halter has also splendid variety "a
SHAW HATs deserving general attention.
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7 IPPIScorrrs MAGAZINE.

JULY NUMBER,
BEGINEING NEW VOLUME
HANDSOMELY fLLUsTRATBo
NOW READY. CONrAISlNdi
l. NAY IN JUNE. Ilustratrd
2 THEE MEETINGS. Ivan TourgurneH
HE YAkEs OF Tire BLACK NoUNrAINa Re-
q cAMP-FIRE LYRICS. HL--Noonday Woods. -Nipt
gOn. Edward kearslay.
s. sEkRCHING FOR A GRAvR IN A STRANGE
LAND. Leonard Woosey Bacon.
g. 1Hk ROMANCE OF BfRnSENk. Chauncey HScknx.
z El9Hr HUNDRED Mills IN AN AMBuLANUk.
AUNT CINDY'S DINNER Saraa winter kellogg.
9, MONrAIGNE. Edward Rowland,
~ ON THE PROPOSAL To ERECT "A MONUMENT
IN ENGLAND TO LORD BYRON. Emma lazarus
III. An ARTISTS LOVE. Part T. Francis Ashetnn.
"a A Ni9Hr IN "A SWISS PENSION. II. "A. 1r0llopas
rs. LADY MAUD. win Wallace Harvey.
IA. nv DAUGH ADMIRERS. X. r. Dembry
IL OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP The RECONSTRUCTED LOUVRE
Keats, Tomb - Wonderful uAn Dye
ID LITERATURE OF the DAY.
FOR SALE BY ALL PERIODICAL DEALERS
= conis pcr number, - per year specimen numheE
Win rfeWiagA Last mailed on receipt u ~ cents
JB dPPIs corr 4 co, PubIishora
ia a0d ~ nasket ssreek PhuAdelpMa.
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UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY, ACKER,
Merrill Condit, Grocers use GtLEL LINsESr ioDIDa
In their staBles quite SAFE and reliable.
SOLD All druggists. pot. No. 45l Skin AveEus.
New York. ONLY % cents ana 81 per bottle.
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NOW READY. coSrAIS1Sa /,
The daily gazette., 1875-02-08
Up THE ROAD.

DANCE CAUSED BY THE FLOOD ALONG
THE UPPER PORTION OF THE W. & Il.
RAILROAD. j. ..I -e,-.
The rains of this week did considc r
able damage along the Wilmington 81
Reading Railroad.
In tho 4icinityof Coatcsvillc the flood
did immense damage. For hours. com
munication was cut of between Mid
way aud Coatesville, except by wagon.
The pike was overll0wd with water
and floating ice, the water spreading so
far up as to surround the Gas House.
Pat Of the wooden bridge abnv" ~"
Town was taken away, and tiic cas-
nbnlncnt of the stone bridge some
what damaged.
AT kcnndy's Bridge, near Kimber'
ton, the ice is piled up feet high for
distance Of over 300 feet, presenting
very formidable appearance. Faith.
er north, several culverts are reported
TO have been carried away, and other
damage done to considerable extent
At Springton on the Downingtowr
and Waynesburg r. r., the dam wa
lbursted, and two trestles of the rail
road bridge were torn away,
The daily gazette., 1875-02-08
FIRST EDITION
A nl1tselHPNfS.
PROF. j. II. RATES sPIRrTUALrsTtc EN-
POSE.

PROF. j. II. HATES sPIRiTUALtsTic EN-
POSE.
From personal observation We can
sssurc,our readers that they will see
interesting by attending
Prof BATES Spirutalism Expose, at the
Grard Opera House this evening. He
perform all the wonders that The IA
moss mediums do, and then explains
them thoroughly. He should have -
crowded house.
"mUMPTy DUMPTy AT HOME"
TN Saturday evening next, Geo. l..
Fox, the great Clown and Pantomi
mist, supported by a powerful and ef-
fcent pantomime company, will ap-
pear at our Grand Opera House, in the
splendid new pantomime, "Humpty
Dumpty at Home" This will un-.
doubtedly prove rare performance,
and should he enjoyed by crowded
house e
. THE WALLACE SISTERS COMING.
Frank b. Dobson, manager for the
Wallace Sisters, writes MS that these
pleasing artists, supported by strong
company and a full orchestra, will ap;
pear at our Grand Opera House on
Monday evening, February 10Th, in
Brougham's great New York success
entitled, "Minnie's Luck. " OF these
charming sisters, in thisequally charm
ing play, the Elmira IN. " Adoert'sei
says:
Miss Jennie Wallace as Minnie, th'
heroine of the play, had a capital op
portunity which she did not forget tt
improve, to exhibit the extreme versa
tility of her acting powers. The tran
sition from the little banjo playing
waif in the first act, to the elegant AMI
fashionably attired young lady in tli
fourth and fifth, was startingly an,
| artistically rendered, both in dress am
demeanor. A charming little low
ditty in the first act gave her an oppoi
tunity to display her vocal powers
which are of no mean order
Miss Maud Wallace's pretty feature
were crully obscured beneath the ink
complexion of Cieopatrn, good hear
ed specimen of the fifteenth ament
ment, whose mission in the play is I
J come to the rescue Of little MINI
4 whenever crisis occurs to the youn
: lady's eventful career. ''" -
The other characters were all rei
: dered in an unexceptionable mann'
\ and the entire performance is wort
!. | of the highest praise.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-08
A FEW WORDS TO FEEBLE AND
DELICATE WOMEN. j

BY X. Y. PIERCE, NJ. D., of the Worlds
Dispensary. Buffalo. N. Y. ii
Knowing that you are subject to great
amount OF suffering. that delicacy on
your part has strong tendency to pro-
long, and the longer it is neglected the
more you have to endure and the more
difficult of cure yonr case becomes. l. as
a physiclan. who is daily consulted by
scores Of your ser, desire to say to you,
that am constantly meeting with those
who have been treated for their ailments
for months without being benefited in
the least, until they have become per-
fegtly discouraged and have almostslnade
up their minds never to take another
dose Of medicine, nor he tortured byany
further treatment. They had rather die
and have their sutferings ended than to
live and suffer as they have. They say
they are worn out by suffering and are
only made worse by treatment. Of any
thing more discouragingIi we certainly
cannot conceive, and were there no more
successful mode of tpaating such difficult
ties than that, tue principles OF which
teach the reducing and depicting of the
vital forces of the system, when the in
| dications dictate treatment directly
the reverse of the one adopted for them
! their cases would be deplorable indeed.
| But lady sufferers, there is better. and
| fap more successful plan Of treatment fol
YOU one more in harmony with the laws
and requirements af your system. a
| harsh irritating carstic treatment and
| gtrone medicines will meyer cure you
| II you would use rational means, sucf
as common sense should dictate to every
| intelligent lady. take such medicines a:
embody the very best my yigorating tpnlci
and neryines, compounded with specia
reference to your delicate system: Sucl
a happy combination you will find in IN.
Favorite Prescription which has re-
ceiyed thc.loudeet praise from thousand
Of your sex. Those lanSuid tiresom'
| sensations causing you to feel scarcel.
able to be on your feet or ascend High
of stairs, that continual drain that i
sapping FROM your system all your for
| me,, elasticity and driving the bloon
from your cheeks; that continual strait
mon your vital forces that renders yo
| irritable and fretfpl, may all be over
l come and subdued by a persevering us
of that marvellous remedy. Irregular
ties and Instructions to the proper wori
I ings of your systems ore relieved by thi
mild and safe means, while periodica
pains. the existance of which Is o. SUI
Indication of serious disease that shoul
NOT be neglected, readily yield to it, an
II its use is kept up for q reasonabl
1 | length of time the special cause OF thes
r mains is permanently removed. Furth'
i;oht ON these subjects may be obtaine
from my pamphlet on diseases peculii
| to your sex, sent on receipt OF tW
stamps. My Favorite Prescription
sold by druggists.