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THE COURTS.
Circuit court-csi.f Ju,tie. c.rttsr

Circuit court-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court was only open to hear motions on
saturday: The following are the assignments for
soi,day: NOS. 10y, 100, 2ir, 49, ~, -, "a rs,
~ 81 y - rs, 2ss, sa7, 80, 80 al, sts IA
2iS al. 24s, 40, 49,
Criminal court-Judge Macarthur.
In this court the grand jury presented the safe
burglary and other Indictment, and General Bah
cock gave bail before his Honor.
To-day the Court will hear counsel in the OFT
man case In relation to fixing Monday next as the
time OF the beginning Of the second trial and the
bail Of the accused.
HARRIED. .--
TIBBETs-GRAY.-onT Thursday, April H. 1875.
LILLE B. GRAY, ali Of washington, ID. &.
,, MA AZ i -SCHENCK..In Philadelphia, on the
i5h n nc Apri,' $50 By the Rev. W y se1snck p
scHENcK, daughter OF the oniciating clergyman
DIED.
BASTABLE.-In Philadelphia On the 10Th of
April, ls76, DANIEL BAsrABLE, aged one hundred
GR1FFIN.-on April II, 1876, MABEL GERTRUDE.
aged three months and twenty-one days, infant
Funeral services IT Il O'Clock p M, to-day,
BOYLE.-On the 18th inst after a Iona i nd naiu-
inl Illness, JoHN FRANKLIN BOYLE, in the sixty
sixth year of his age.
corner Of Twenty-hfth and ID streets northwest. at
eiock a. M, on Tuesday, the 18th instant. The
irnd or the family are Especially invited to at
I,sccr and Baltimore papers please copy.J
PATRICR.-Ul, the 18th inst, at lO:35 D. m LUCK
H., wife off. II. PatrIcs, aged forty-one years.
Funeral services at Calvary BAPTIST church, Tues
sMITH.-on the 18th inst, of apoplcxy, DAVID
r. SMITH, aged forty-three years.
The funeral will take place Tuesday, at p. M,
from Third street southeast
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- -....
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneer.,
~ Southeast corner Ninth and u streets N, w.
LARGE SALE OF; ..,:.. IMPORTED AND D.
81 SSESus AID S9 ahE1
NTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUC-
on MONDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING,
SS%9 Sasj sas sseis i; dsPosed q VIII
auction IN jill city, sC@PfsinS ever 'D''s1
s.o0o Gsbsnss, BreHss.
1000 Espanolas, PrenssdoS.
500 ff iof DE- Puma. Conch.s
sS n La ESSc SC SdosI. Re ,la, Victoria
1000 Impertsls.
iS,SS ram 6'sfsnier.
r. 100 100 P Pspil1ion'
S3 Flor &c Cuba, cOnehas.
These Gigscs arc worthy the attention Of dealers
and private buyers some OF the brands being very
good pree be old aaan
spis.2t sun IDSGfGSStANsoS BROS. Auctloneer,.
By VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
"a Supreme Court of the District OF Columbus,
hGdaE Pcsa term passed II Equity s,.ie
are plaintiffs and Bennett , e. a; are defend;
Re T sell On At tho IL GsT Of Of
APRIL ls;S at 4;9 o'clock s p M: the following de-
VIII Improvements the rcOn,
TO wit: Lots Nos. D. q. 3 and %, in square 5e
The improvements consist of a two-story frame
house lot b. and one-story brick house on lot o.
The terms Of SALE prescribed by the said Decree
are: One third cash, ana the balance in two equal
instaments, ut six and twelve months, deferred
payments 10 bear interest At eight C per cent. from
the trustee If the terms Of the sale are not conn.,
piled with in seven days from the day of sale the
property will be resold the risk and OF de-
fauting purchaser upon five days advertisement of
the same in some daily newspaper printed and pub
lished in the city of Washington. deposit Of 500
VIII be required at the time OF sale All conveyance
ing At the purchasers cost.
u. II. WARMER, SIDNEY i. THOMAS.
1p7-FAIW& Ads Auct. Trustee.
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y w. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.

y w. STICKNEY, Aucti0neer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TUREE-
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH HACK
BUILDING. NO. IN TWELFTH STREET,
AND STABLE, BETWEEN NJ AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated March II,
IL A. ID. 1875 duly recorded in Liber No. 10, folio
r. rs one of the land records for the District OF
- Columbia. and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby will sell public auction In front
OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, May 1916. at
5o'clock p, m, all that piece parcel of ground
situate i'm the city of Washington, D. c.. known and
designated on the plat or plan of said city rs lot let
tered 3D. of the subdy fsiOn of lots fifteen Isl and
sixteen. Q6.) In square numbered two hundred and
eightyonc. Cssl said lot having front of twenty
three feet by depth OF one hundred and ffty-hve
feet one and half inches, together with the in
prOvements, &c.
Terms: One third cash: balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at eight per cent. per
annum, secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold, or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit of 500 will DC required at time Of sale, and
all conyeyancing at expense of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with In seven days, or property to be
rcsod, at tile risk and cost of the defaulting pur
chaser, after five days advertisement.
BRAISARD ii. WARNER. lTruu,oos
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER.
aDl5-STuTh&ds fStar, MWF1
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THANCERY SALE OF TWO FRAME
~ HOUSES On NINTH STREET. ADyQIN
-<s BY virtue OF 4 decree OF the supreme Court OF
!. the District OF Columbia paSssd IN Equity
120th day Of April, 1876, at 5 O'Clock p. m, IN
front of the premises, offer for sale At public auction
Lot No. - In Square No. 5a6, in this city fronting
81 feet inchee on Ninth street5west and running
back with that width 100 feet, and improved by TWO
FRAME HOUSES.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash;
and residue In two equal payments, 1t six aud
twelve months. with SIX per cent. interest. De-
fcrred payments to be secured by the purchasers
notes. Deed given upon the final ratification of the
sale and decd of trust taken to the deferred
payments, or else deed given upon the full Payment
chascr's cost. A deposit OF 500 will be required
soon rs sold.
Duncanson Bros, REGINALD FESDALL,
ap6-td Aucts. Trustee, SSj AZ St n w.
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JOIN T. ARMS. ID. W. kETCuAM.
ARMS s. KETCIIAM,

General Insurance Agents and Brokers,
LeDroIt Building. corner OF I and Eighth streets.
We agents for line of strong carefully man.
aged and reliable companies, and insure property in
tile District against loss damage by FIRE on the
most reasonable terms. We warrant fair rates and
prompt payment of losses. oci-tf
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PROPOSALS FOR feUILDING A FIRST
Il CLASS LIGh r-SHIP.
TREAsrA'Y DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE LIgHT-h oUsE BOARD, \
~ WASHINGTON, Mai ch q, 1870.
Sealed proposals will be receiN ed at this ONCE
April. Is7s from shin builders only, for furnish
ing the materials and labor Of all kind necessary
to construct rst-class light-ship, I'm Accordance
with specifications and drawings, bearing date rs
above, copies of which may be had on application
at this office, and to the Light house INSPECTORS,
at the Custom-house, Portland, Maine, at No. II
Pemberton Square, Boston, Massachusetts; Mt
TOmpkinsville Staten Island, New York, and at
No. 800 South Sixth street, Philadelphia, Penn
sylyania.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals. or to waive defects if It is deemed
for the interests of the United States to do So
JOHN G. WALKER,
Commander u. :. Navy,
apll-td Naval Secretary.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPOskLS FOR PHoTOLITHoGRAPH.
l. .I r ING.

eNONSNONOONSN-NGNSNSNLN-N
DROPOSALS FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u 2 ING.
UNITED STATES PATEST OYFIcE,
WASHINGTON, d. O., April 5, 1876. :
Proposals will be received at this office until
APRIL II, 1876, for the following work:
hoto-nthographing the drawings of back issues
Of patents previous to July /. ISL as authorised
BY act Of Congress approves March :, ISIS, Stat,
at Large, volume XVIII, page 80.
Specimens OF the kind OF work required will be
FURNISHED to all persons desiring to bid. Copies
viii also be furnished to those who desire to pre-
pare samples to accompany bids. Information as
to the time within which eaei, kind of work will
be required to be furnished Will be afforded on
application to this ONCE.
Paper in all cases will be furnished by the con-
tractor, aud must be Of the agreed qualify,
Bids VIII be received only from persons who
have present facilities for doing the work, and the
Commissioner must be satisfied of their ability.
Bonds will be required of contractors for prompt
and satisfactory performance of the work. The
Commissioner reserves the right to reject any and
all bids that may be offered.
r. H. DUELL,
ap12-td Commissioner of Patents.
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AUCTION SALES.
T r. wORMLEr, Aaetie.eer, I
Future Days.

r II. wORMLEY, Auetioneer,
Cs sH L street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sEEVEEEETS 81 Nm KIT
fhHhEk SSEET o. Sohfa Nj f STREET AT
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust to Daniel +.
and S duly Sps fseoSrded fa'fS Ss So folio
one Of The land records for W Washington county
Sil Ell 4 public aueton II ffoni Of he preihIses On
~. sai es Al Ss
city OF washington, u. e., 70 wits Az that certain
and descrSed as part Of lot numbered one, in
square M sesI1nlnF e P9n. g Che
avenue eishty-s-.A feet seven Inches, IS d. iin.5
thence north ten o feet; thence east along the line
ofNorth street one hundred and thirty-three p5S)
feet ss e . .ss paf &c Of n G,s szes
Terms: One hundred and ninety dollars Csiso.)
TENDER ii, isi to day Of sale aud expense q sale,
Which i nos Of r me sIa tTeS
from the day OF sale and secured by decd OF trust
sSd be be FrGn Of a sGRs pa Of
sssHpy AZ lin, SALE An eonyeysneng At cost Of
sale are MT fSe f fRRs to rs @lth
The property at me risk and COS. Of tue defauitnE
GE0 W sFrTTk S6KI SaFfsiyi RsS:fi fsss
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'll TUESDAY, March !, l516, at O'Clock p. m.
GEO. ". SrICkNEY, Surviving Trustee.
!. r. WOHNLEY, AuctOneer.
~TIfE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO
comply with the terms OF the above sale inside
March is16, will resell the saIse property, in
1915, at 40 O'Clock.
Terms same rs above.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Trustee.
apiI-d&ts j. T. WCsRMLEY, Auerioneer.
ID H. WARNER,
LIZ Re-K Estate Broker arsl hnctlonccr,
Federal buildings, corner Seventh and 4 streets
northwest.
EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO VERY DEsIRA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS On SHEET NORTH-
NEST, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEETNH STREETS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 10,
R at O'Clock, will sell ut putile suction. iR
front of the premises. lots - and % in square
pNANo. 20. These lots have each q front of ID
- feet on the south side Of street., running D.
back 90 feet TO n ten-fOot alley.
Terms; One fourth cash; residue in SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest Deferred pay
meats 70 be secured by deed OF trust on property
sold. All conyeyancing at cost OF purchaser; S.
each lot at time of sale
r. Ry order Of the executor.
ap1i-d&ds 4. ID. CLEAEY, Salesman.
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Ibis court Was only open to hear motions on
saturday The following are the assignments for
to,day: NOS. 2o4, as 2iI, 21s, ~ ~, IA, rs,
2i5, 24I, 24s 80 49, ~
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N, MONDAY MORNING. APRIL IT. 1876.
AUCTION SALES,
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioueers.
~ Southeast corner Ninth and ID streets n, w.

|ONoNoNNoONN-cSoN oOoNsoyo~UoOcON-0-o@O
.. To-Day.
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The Sub-Treasury balances at New York t.
DAY: told, si6,Sn, 35s; currency, $50, ,2yr
of interest, and $4,000 for bonds. .CustOms re-.
CENTS x3op O0O ~
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This work is the result OF careful compilation
from the most accurate sources of information and
every effort has been m1de render IL Indispensable
this summer OF 1876.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE USIH-
rR0SED real. ESTATE; SITUATED On N
STREET AND THIRD STREET SOUTHWE Est,
BOTH PIECES BEING NEXT TO THE COR
NER OF NJ AND THIRD STREETS SOUTH
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23
In the Sick Room.

A want of sympathy on the part of a
nurse is like a perpetual cold bath to a
patient. This Is not very common
blunder. But the opposite is so COM
mon, that it may sometimes become a
question in the patients mind whether
he would not prefer absolute GOODNESS.
To be continually lodging around the
bed and bouncing upon every object
that Is not at right angles, smoothing
out the sheet, and dabbing at the pillows,
and saying a dozen times an hour:
How do you feel nOw?'' "Don't YOU
want something to eat ?'' ''Can 1 do
anything for you F' 4" Let me battle
your head p'-is enough to drive sick
man wild. He feels that he would like
to ask you to go away and hold your
tongue; bnt he knows that all this fidget-
ing is prompted by affection, so he holds
his tongue instead, and bears 1t all with
what measure Of patience nature has be-
slowed upon him. In point of fact, the
sick person is generally very ready to
tell his wants. His food and drink and
physic are mOmentous matters of the
day to him, and will not be forgotten
He is likely to tell you when he feels
better. He is sure to tell you when he
feels worse. Worse than all these things
is the solemn face in the sick room. 1t
is hard for a troubled heart to put on a
| cheerful cOuntenance, and it is no won
der that nurses so often fail in this. But
we have known persons who thought
| that cheerful face and bright smile in
a sick room were indications of 4 hard
! heart.-iStTibner
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23
Names of the Mississippi.

Gen. J. II. Simpson has in his posses
sion manuscript letter, of an old date,
addressed to him by Brantz Mayer, pres
ident of the Baltimore academy of natu-
raj science, in which he gives the names
he remembered to have seen in the
course of his reading applied to the
father of waters by the Indians, Spanish
and French. Mr.. Mayer adds in his note
that it would be well to record them for
preservation, and probably to be aug
mented in Eumber by other students of
American history. The following is Mr..
Mayer's list:
Indian names-MicO, king of rivers.
Mescha-sibi-Mescha, great, and sibi,
river.
Namosi-siPOu, Fish river.
OkimO-chitto, great water-path; a
chacta name.
Missee scope.
Meact-chassipi, old father of rivers, &C
cording to Du Pratt.
MalbOuchia, according to Iberville.
French names-Riviere de St. Louis
river de Colbert; Mississippi.
Spanish Rio Grande, Rio
Grande del Esperata SantO, Rio de la
Palisada.
The Venice PtOlemy of 1913 lays it
down, or at least marks a river without
a name at the site of the embouchure.
Orbus Typus, 1915; Pinedas, May, 1913.
Other PtOlemys, 1925. CObeza de Vaca
saw it in 1928. Dc Soto crossed it in
June. 1541. and died in Louisiana, on
the west bank of the Mississippi, opposite
the mouth of the Big Black river, May
81, 1912.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23

society-speaks falsely, and can be neither
lover nor husband of mine! If, in the
pursuit of an object, you cannot control
a foolish habit, to what extent will YOU
not abandon yourself after the prize is
won? Forgive, love, marry a man who
has been incarcerated in public hospital
for delirium tremens "a man who for
gets that he is a gentleman and makes a
common drunkard of himself? Neverp'
She moved toward the door.
Irene Gordon, you shall hear mew
exclaimed the Infatuated man, with
blOOdshOt eye and grating voice. % You
shall know that your made a common
drunkafd of me You offered to be nay
mentor. / was blinded by your beauty.
The casket is set with gems, but contains
within no pure jewel I was glad to fol-
low you guidance where have you led
me: From the path of duty; from the
teachings of my noble mother; from the
VOW / made my sainted sister. She saw
the passion / inherited, and would have
saved me from ruin; you have brought
me to it You have ruined me, physi-
cally, mentally, eternally! In a few
weeks you would have been my wife;
take care that sooner you are not my
murderess! | lave you forever! Your
pride is insuIted through my weakness :;
my soul will be lost by your deliberate
act! Farewell ~
More like mailman than one in his
senses, lost to ambition, spurned by the
woman he really loved, Paul Sinton
! plunged into excuses, made no effort to
control his appetite, and in few months
| from the date of the last scene, during a
fit of drunkenness, died by his own hand.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23
A Golden Mountain,

Miners from the great San Juan mines
of northwestern Colorado say that gold
in marvellous quantities has been discov-
cred in the Sangre de Christie range of
mountains, which lie on the eastern Dor
der of the San Luis Park and about
seventy-five miles from Pueblo. The
first discovery made on this range was
in November, 1874, since which time the
Cambria, Hidden Treasure, Little Giant,
Jackson, Centennial, and Revenge gold
lOdes have proved themselves of great
value Returns from three of these mines
tested in Swansea showed from $40 to
$3.50 gold pes ton, and showing some
silver in each. The jackson lode, since
the above test was made, has given ores
that assay from five thousand to forty
thousand dollars gold per ton. A stamp
mill of ten ton daily capacity has been
erected at this mine, and will be in opera
ton by March next. Over two hundred
tons of this gold quartz ore is now on
the dump, from mines on the Sangre de
Christie, which will be reduced next
season. This gold belt, as far as pros
pected, extends from MOsco Pass twenty
miles north. South from Del NOrte,
thirty miles, lie the gold districts of Ala
mOza, Summit, Telluric and Decatur.
| Perhaps South Mountain, in Summit dis
| trict, affords the best yield of gold in
/ that vicinity. A correspondent of
| Denver paper says that it is one solid
mass of gold quartz. Mr.. Harry Adsit,
one of the returned miners, who has pros
pected in the San Juan country for the
| last three years, cOrrObOrates this state
ment He says that South Mountain is
about two miles long, and that there is
! but one true assure vein in it; yet all of
it, the whole mass, produces gold more
or less rich. 1t Is upon this mountain
that the famous Little Annie lode is To-
Gated, One-half of which was recently sold
to parties in New York for three hun
dred thousand dollars. This mine, aver
aged, will run about forty dollars per
ton. SilvertOn is one hundred miles west
from Del Norte in San Juan county, and
about fifty or sixty miles south from Sill
vertOn are the La Plata gold mines, stu
ated on the La Plata river. There is a
gold bar running along the margin OF
that stream, about five miles of which
has been taken up, and last season a con
siderable amount of placer mining was
done. A system of bitches has been con,
structed, and next season promises some
lively placer mining at this point. But
it is to the quartz lOdes that the minel
looks for permanent, reliable returns
after all; and here we have the ComstocI
mine, discovered by Captain John Moss
an old California miner, which perhaps
: is the richest gold mine on the continent
One hundred poundSIof gold quartz or
? taken from this mine in October las
= Melted one thousand five hundred dollars
r while ore taken out in the following
e month ran one hundred and twenty thou
t sand dollars per ton. About twent
mines are being worked in the San JUa
/. country this season, and their winte
. product is variously estimated at tror
I six hundred thousand to one milliO
dollars
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23
DIR. schen k's Standard Remedies.

The standard remedies for all diseases of the lungs
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, SCHENCK'S SEA
WEED Tonic, AMI SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
and if taken before the lungs destroyed, speedy
cure is effected.
To these three medicines DIR. u H. SChenck, Of
Philadelphia, his unrivaIed success in the
treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The PulmOuic Syrup Tipens the morbid matter III
the lungs throws it off by an easy exPectO-
ration for when the phlegm or matter is ripe
slight cough will throw it Oft the patient has rest
and the lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonc Syrup to do this, SchenCk's
Mandrake Pill and Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act the liver, removing
all Instructions, relax the gall bladder, the bile
starts freely, and the liver is relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle Stimulant
and Alternative the akali of which il is composed,
mixes with the food and prevents sOUTing. 1t as
ssts the digestion by tOning up the stomach to a
healthy condition. to that the food and the Pulmon-
ic Syrup will make good blood then the lungs heal
and the patient will surely get well if care is taken
TO prevent fresh cold,
All who wish to consult DR.. Schenck, either per
sOnalIy by letter, do at his principal office
corner Of Sixth and Arch Sts Philadelphia, every
Monday.
Schencks medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
E.J. HART Il Co, Nos. % - and y TchOUpitOulas
Street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
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If those who are taking thesa medicines Tor cure
If Chronic SCrOfulOus SyphlitlC 0ses.7;,
SLOW, may be the cure feel better and ma tslI
eraI health improving. their flesh and Weigl Is
or even keeping, own u IL sure sign @ -
TrngTesEiug In these diseases the patent titLeL
Heller or ysorse-thc virus of the disease y lol
If mot arrested and from the blGo u va" spLe
and continue to undermine the constltut AZ tt
AZ the SAIISAPARILLIAN makes me paS 5 H.;
feel BETTER every huur you VIII CRU" DS'Oei 49, "
crease in health, strength and flesh ,.-. ,t,t
1bf great power this remedy Is IN diseases Ll
threaten death-as in Consumption OF tls LisS
IIber~r5Inrs Phthiss SCrOfula Syphilolq 4slssaHeS
Degeneration, and Liberation OF tLe
TaIetes StoupaEe of Water instantaneous Ie4el
foTei where catheers bRve to be used, thus Going
with the uanful operation OF Using these instr
dissolvng stone the bladder and in al cases on
faTnr1afi0u of the Bladder and Kidneys IN ChrOnlC
cases of I4suCorrhea and Uterine diseases. - 4,
In tumors nodes, hard Jumps and syphGld ulcers ~
Of the lungs in govt, dyspepsia, rheumatism rlckets
in erCurial deuusits-it is in these terrible forms
disease where the human body has become cornlleI
wreck and where every hour of existence IS 3TJa
wherein This great remedy challenges the astonlstiet
and admiration of sick. 1t Is such cases where
all the pleasures of existence appear cut on from LL
unforunate by its wonderful, almost supeFIl1
agency it restores the hopeless to new lie ana new
existence where this great remedy stands alone II us
might and power
In the ordinary skin diseases that every one is more OF
troubled WITH few doses viii in most cases ana Z
few bottles in TIE aggravated FORMS work per
mHnsnt
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should purchase
| a package containing one dozen bottles Srce : ~
per Dozen So per half dozen bottles, 81 per bot
| tie. Sold by druggists.