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s25, $50, slGG, 5000, $500,
TIE majority of Wall s::ceet houses and men are as
hohest as their neighbors, and many ~ them hayea
M9lIo woe reputation for SOundneSs and honesty.
The OLD house OF ALEX. ROCKINGHAM 4
Co, Brokers. IL " 81 street. New York, is enti-
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T'hohAs BOWLING, AuctOneer.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
BY CATALOGUE
OF WORKS OF ART IN PORCELAIN.
BRONZE AND OTHER GOODS,
COMPRISING WHATCOMBS. TERRA GOTTA,
FAIENCE GOODS, BRONZEs, PARIAN
WARE, JAPANESE AND CHINESE
GOODS, CLOISONNE VASES AND PLAC-
CUES, DRESDEN. CHINA FIGURES, MA
JOLICA WARE, FANCY TABLES, ETC,
Forming the largest and most attractive collec-
ton Of Useful and Ornamental Fancy Goods
ever offered at auction.
To be sold al the Art Saesroom, Corcora Build
ing, corner of 18th and r streets. on W EDNES-
DAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTER
MOONS and EVENINGS, May 1, 2 and 3, at 2: 80
and 80 O'Clock. An exhibition of the goods will
be given on Monday and Tuesday, April % and 80,
from 10 q. m. to pm. Catalogues will be ready
for distribution on Saturday, April 81.
ar25-d THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTH EST
Double I, dck, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, MdDnif fl cent EQuipn emit.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DEsIRA.I.I
i DWELLING. No. AIS q STREEr NOkTH


Il DWELLING, No. AIS q STREET NORTH
WEST, opposite Judiciary square.
Nv virtue OF deed OF trust. dated April Is. -
lsI. md recorded In Liber $40, folio 4SS, .:N
OF the land records for the District OF C0lum .A2
nta, al on the written reques OF the legal holder
vi !he note secured thereby We will sell at pablo
aueuon, In front of the premises on TUESDAY,
.he DAY OF May. A. ID. 1878. At clock u. m,
ue 1oiowing described real estate, situate In the
GIy OF w arlington, District OF Columbia TO wit:
IHi OF Suo,iot twenty Co., of Kennedy & webb's
iecorued subdivision OF part OF original lot QUE %
~ square hve hundred and eighteen (bISl begin
nlhg ler the same at the southeast corner of said
10. nnmberfd twenty (2ol; thence west seventeen
north one hundred and ten ,llo) feet to an alley:
thence east seventeen u7) four and one-sixth
81 inches; therce south one hundred and ten
(ll0) feet TO the place OF beginning.
The above property is sold subject TO A deed OF
trust for S. 200, with interest 81 600 thereof AT
nine per cent. per anuum until paid. from March
II 1877, and on 81 200, balance thereof, at the
same rate until paid, from April %, 1877.
Trims of sale One-third cash; bs, ,nte In six (6l,
twelve Q2l and eighteen us. months. for which
the noteso the purchase bearing Interest ~ eight
deed on trn per until paid, and secured by
az -. at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit
ancing at the cost of the purchaser. LIZ The terms
day OF SALE the Trustees reserve the right TO resell
said property, after tn ee days advertisement, at
the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser
Wv. M iEBp Trustees
c. w HANDY luctr ano,, lSds
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ROYS' PERCALE SHIRTS,
WITH TWO COLLARS,
AT go CENTS.
A. sAKS 4 CO.,

Boys DEPARTMENTS,
apls-tr ZIG Serenth st. and 99I Penn. aue
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL. APPROPRIATIONS nj.
FEATED.
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UTASH. Il. WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer
w No. 1OO1, northwest corner 10th and SITS

GEO. W. STICKNEY, trustees
ap19 eOdts
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27
LYDIA z. PINKHAM'S
Vegetable Compound

Is a positive cure for all those painful complaints
and weaknesses peculiar to women. II restore, th.
blood TO its natural condition, directs the vital po.
Alright, strengthens the muscles of the uterus
and Lifts it into its place, and give, ii tone and
strength, that the Is rad a and entire. 1t
strengthens the back and pelvic region it gives tone
to the whole system, it restores d> placed
organs to their natural position That feeling of
be"riay do'ca, eau ing pain weight and btckachc
il always permanently cured by ii, use.
The patient who before could walk Tut 4 rev
steps and with great pain, can after the ot thi,
remedy, walk several miles without discomfort. II
prrmcatc, very portion Of the y Stem ana givrs new
liIc and Nigor. II removes dyspepsia, tanne~. fau
lcney, destroys all craving for stimulant. ana re-
lirvrs weakness Of the stomach. Ii viii cure entirely
the worst forms Of Failing Of the tcru>, Lrucor
rhu., Painful Mrnstruation Inflammation and lcer-
alton, Irregularities, Floudngs Sc 1t is Il great
help i'll pregnancy. and relieves pain during labor
For the Of kidney complaint, of either sex this
compound is unsurpassed.
BY it. the vital processes ;trc quickencd buoy
ancy takes the place Of depression, the eye becomes
brighter the brain clearer and the whole system
vibrates with keenpr, sharper play Of the if,.
forces. BY its immediate effects tile patient becomes
stronger, and is protected against Subsequent at
tacks Of disease by il strength renewing power.
II is impossible Tor woman after faithful COURSE
weakness of the uterus, and thousands of women
to-day cherish grateful remembranccs of the help
derived from the use of this remedy.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27

NoNDERFUL PRAIRIE FLOWER. The vender
81 that wonderful novelty the "Cockateilc Flow
en- is 'Comanehe George, as he calls hmself
George was one o. those terrible fellows a Texas
scout To diepel all doubts on this point the
gdrb of the plains so necessary to him that even
I'D the streets OF New DIRK while selling his seeds
of the ''Cockatelic, hi, hunting shirt and boots
and that leathern belt 81 suggestive Of bowie
knives and reyoivers still clothe the sawart form
q = ohaurhe Heofge. In one OF his many wan
deriuE> he discovered on the banks of the 'f}razos
the Gochatelle flower 50 surprisingly beautiful
to subduc the savage instincts Of this man Of
war, and convert him at once into a peaceful
scotsman. He describes this wonderful flower As
wing ia coorS with any rainbow the foliage slnp-
~ grand. and the odor surprising that OF the rose
and Jasmine combined. is waited over the plains
tor leagues. After securing the seeds he made
straight for ashlngton. and gave the officials of
the Botanic Garden the first offer but through
Jealousy or something else they would not pur-
chase so GEORGE wended his way through Bait
more to Philadelphia and easily found more ap
preclatIve customers. When he reached New
! DIRK. the demand had been so great that he
thought OF raising the price from five seeds for
twenty-five cents to one seed for twenty five cents
so he SAID, as he wished every man and every wo
man to be able to feast their ewes tand noses too
on this Texas wonder. We saw him sometime in
March and either because our quarters were scarce
that day, or we, too, We're jealous of this formid
able rival, we failed to secure seeds But we have
seen the product of these seeds in the possession
Of several OF our friends etc, and they are moth
ing more nor less than the seeds of the common
garden Okra or gumbo. When last heard Of he
was working his way Eastward sighting no town
worth doing and your Eastern readers should
be Oh their guard American Agricultural
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27

Belfast, June ID, 1873.
NplED, That no person or persons shall here
after keep more than twenty five pounds of
gun powder in any store or other building except
one set apart for that purpose, within the city
limits.
Any person or persons so keeping gun powder as
above for sale. shall keep the in copper can
terui secured by a lock and key in place from
which il may be readily removed in case Of fire
true copy Of vote Of Municipal Officers passed
June ID, 1873
3w25 Attest; }. s. HARTMAN, City Clerk
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27
NOTICE.!

~ +. JOHNSON would say to all persons inter
W ested that any matters now in his hands. will
be, they may be assured, managed with faith, fer
vency and zeal, by his successor, X. w. ROGERS,
ESQ. Extending many thanks for the confidence
shown and the kind patronage.
Belfast, June 20, 1878. %
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27
To Let.

rTNHE Rooms formerly occupied by Mrs Rose
L Sheldon as a Millinery Store. Enquire of G EO.
q. WELLS.
Belfast, June y, 1873. tf24
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27

nc Fancy Cards, Snowflake Damask. Assorted in
ZO % STYLES with name, 10 cts. Nassau Card Co..
Nassau New York
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27

ill the County of Waldo, deceased, bv giving bond
As the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceased's estate to max
immediate payment, and those who have any de
Inande thereon to exhibit the same for settlemen Mt
to him. WILLIAM A. BARTLETT.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27
Flows, Lawn Mowers, SuIkyPIow,
Horse Rake, Hoeing Machine and
Meadow King Movers.

IUST received a fine assortment of Side Hill Seed
- and Breaking Up Flows, the best and cheapest
in the market. Also Lawn Mowers, the Tompkins
County Horse Rake, the Excelsior Cultvator and
Hoeing Machine, Sulky Plow and Meadow King
Mowers. The newest inventions and best assort-
ment of agricultural implements in the city. The
above direct from the manufacturers and at their
prices. Please call and examine my stock at the
Red Store, foot of Main street f. BEAMAN.
Belfast April "a lS7S-l7
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
1 concerned that he has been-luly appointed and
taken npon himself the trust of Administrator OF
the estate Of
JEEFERSON RARTLEIr Int Of Unity
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27

in the County Of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
thr law directs, he therefore requests all per
sons VINO are indebted to Sad dtcea>td's estate TO
MAKE Immediate payment, and those VINO have any
demands thereon to exhibit the for settlement
to him. HARRY THOMPSON
The Republican journal., 1878-06-27

This book contains more than lift,
original prescriptions or rare sNCei-
irnc-. either one Nhirh il Wsrtls
more than the prise of the boob.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-03
REED Il LATHROP
sos Main ~, Dallas, Texas.
BOORSELlERS:and TATIONERS
Twlncs, Paper Bags, Wall Paper
and MOuldlngs.
gpnlSdtf
ORDINANCE.

TO open MdriR street, Murphy street aud FYsli
street rom Nam 'tred % Rim street, a..
he u ordained by the city Council OF the
city Of Dallas:
Section |. That Martin street, Murphv
street and Field street, from Main street of,
the south To Elm street ON tn north, be and
the same arr hereby established rs streets,
ana tue proceedings necessary for the omen
ius OF the same are hereby ordered.
Sec .. The Mayor. city Engineer and CITY
Secretary are herety ordered 10 proceed "a
provided In .ectiun lGi aud succeeding seq
lions OF chapter X Of city charter, Is per-
Torn Their respective duties for the opening
OF said streets.
See. .. rhe private property necessary TO
pe condemued for use In opening said street
shall be paid Tor by special assessments as
provided Tor In section 90 aud another sec
ton OF chapter lN OF charter Of city.
sec. :. said streets are 10 he opeifed rs
prayed Tor In petitions Of citizens. Martin
strtet ana Murphy street Ia be Of the width
oI loo ieei, and ON line with that portion
~ SAID streets lying between Commerce and
Main streets, and u continuance Of the same.
Sec. 5. Field street shall begin nj a point
ON ihe north Side OF Main street llgi, feet
west OF the alley nj Lsonards southeast
corner; thence west 80 feet: thence norih 80
ieei 10 Elm street: thence east 50 feet alosg
south Side of Elm street Co said Leonardo
y tlhe corner; thence south 40 feet 10 be
sec. !. The said streets aet,be psid N,
by special assessments. > nd the general fund
OF the city i not 10 be- used for the purpose.
sec. Z. The requirements OF city charter 10
pe rctly complied with In opening said
Sec. 5. That this ordinance 90 into snee,
rom aud after it, pas sse.
Approved December =, ISL.
J. u. HEEEFsRB. secy. darssiiot
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AnIlnmn IrT0Ts.

Ia this enlightened ago aud land, iind no
seplanco Gnly win inc pUludlcrd ana w.
nOrnnt, II n impossible, lnf instance, "
pofauad0 any large proportion NJ a people
Who have imhibud lhulr ideas of logic Va
common schools aud troe acn oml0H, thai u
M uXpudlent IA cram their Hygtona WIN
Ii0rolry, Tnsp their bowels WIN oOlyclnil
ana lalup, ~ Htnpeiy ihulf bWluh WIN
Opintrs, when u pure effective, Hnioi hnlHnll
cordial Ike liOaletlorH stomach liltrfH
which rrlleyoS every disorder ipr when lht
pOaUnOuH drugs huy0 bN0n hOrotUlurh pre-
acrlbed, ~ Wlthln tho roach N every one,
Old fashioned remedies are rapidly diving
ground before the advance Ol thiH conquer
ing apoclho, ana old fashioned i1ons Ia rr'
gard Ia depletion asa means ~ cure, nay,
been quite exploded ~ tho success Of The
great renOynnt, which tones the syhlum
tThuqulllHaH the nerves, INDUCES SOUND lr
pose, nuutrnliLeA malaria, depurnirN ind en-
riches the blood ruuHos the llyor when dor
mant, aud promotes u fcgnl M hnhlt 0l bod)
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PADS observation convinces him that
the way to get mans friendship is to
knock him down. lie thinks because
the Dallas delegation voted against him
Throckmorton is now engaged locating
federal courts at Dallas and soliciting
Dallas men for attorneys, etc. Throck.
morton was not on the committee which
drafted the federal court bill, and did
not see it until il was submitted in the
conference, and we doubt if he ever ex.
pressed q preference for any officer
created by the bill. The Democrat is OIL
ON the wrong leg this time without
doubt. We regret to see it take a course
which will bring II across the hawse Of
the whole west, which is now, as ever,
solidly for Throckmorton, and all the
mora 50, as the labor Of his bettor life,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-03
Tux approaching meeting of the state

THE approaching meeting of the state
conventions in New Hampshire, and
the promise of an active campaign to
follow, revive interest in politics
with the advent of 1878. New
Hampshire enjoys the distinction of
leading oil in the years political dem.
onstrations, and il Is gratifying to oh.
serve indications of activity and unity
among the democrats of that state
which give much encouragement In
the present attracted condition of the
radical party. they have unusual oppor-
isDitiss 70 make great gain for the state
BY bringing II again under democratic
government and TO this end wise
nominations and harmony in action
will tend.
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AaInniaIl,nn Nu,rrsn.

II " the duty Of every pcrsOa who hna used
liOsohons German syrup a. lot Us wonderful
qualities be- hnuwn IA their irluudH Ia cur
ing consumption, severe coughs, groups
asthma, pneumonia, ana I'm fact ull throat
ana lung discusses No polHuu can use n
without Immediate rullpL Ihr e doses VIII
relieve any oasc, and We consider II the duty
~ All druggists 10 recommend n L. the poor
dying OnnsumptlyH, ~ least 10 ny one bot
tle IN 10000 dozen bottles were sold last
year, aud no one case whore II mllcd was re-
ported, such u medicine M tho German
Syrup can not ho too widely known, ASK
your druggist about n, sample bottles tO
Try, old NJ 10 cents, Regular Silo 70 cents,
For Hnlo by al druggists, lnnldlW-Wlt
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Be it ordained by the City Council OF the

BE II ordained by the City Council OF the
CITY OF Dallas;
Section /. THAT IL shall be- the duty of the
CITY Engineer, In connection with the
Health OmCer ana they are hereby required
Immediately TO establish, outside OF the city
limits, ~ theJ may deem best or least likely
10 annoy or interfere with any neighbor-
houd, place OF deposit, where all fllth, dead
carcNssts, and al manner of lutrid or I'M
o'ean matter that might jeopardize the
health OF the public shall be carried, left and
buried. IhHt the CITY Engineer und Health
Onlcor shall make HwIitten report TO the
Mayor OF the place or places 80 selected by
them, That upon the approval OF said re-
port, II satisfactory arrangements can he
made with the party or parties owning the
lands upon which said burial places ARE 10
be established, the Mal or shall forthwith
order the CITY Marshal and city Engineer
70 dig, or cause to be- dug, NJ the POINTS a esig-
mated therefor, sutliclept pit or pits for the
reception and burial of all dead animals
ana carcassts OF every kind, ali manner OF
NTH ana corruption.
sec, :. That upon the establishment of
sucll place or places of deposit, the citizens
shall be duly notified thereof by the MAYOR,
ana AFTER publication OF said notice, the cit
lEtnS or residents of the city shall be IL OUR
cd TO move, without delay, all ourcaS ,es and
all manner OF filth ana corruption, decaylny
or puViiu matter, or anything that would
JeopardlHe public health that may bo or ac-
cumuiate upon hts, her or their premises; or
winch ac, she or they may own, and to carry
aud deposit the same at In place hereby es-
t9bllshed, or TO he established
sec 3. Every owner or keeper Of any an
imal which shall die within the limits of the
city, shall tJrwlth remove, or cause to be re-
moved, the dead carcass toereot out of the
city or TO the place designated by the Health
Olllcer for such purpose, and there deposit
Tue same or cause 1t TO be done ut his or her
an ful lIaT.A a q,
comply with the provisions of this section
such owner or keeper shall be fined not less
Than one nor more than twenty-five dollars,
Sec. a. That this ordinance go into effect
from and after Its publication,
Affirmed November 20, 1917,
Attest W. l.. CABELL,
j, b. HEREFORD, Mayor
Secfethy. deC29-l0t
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lr MAY be considered settled, as one
of the results of the observations of the
transit of Venus in 1874 that the true
distance OF the sun from the earth has
not been ascertained After three
years Of measurement, calculation and
comparison, it is announced that the
figures of the several expeditions fail
to agree. The whole subject, it is an,
nounoed, is now in as much doubt as
before the transit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-03
STATE OF TEXAS,

IL gives To the Passenger q View OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
eiea' grhhlng grounds OF the West.
As passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. Pullman 2
Ihiace Drawing Room and sleepmg cars
leaVe ST. Louis daily via the NJ, X, ct, I,iy
~ g, M; Hannibal ut 10 q. and Sedalia
sherman, Dallas, Hoarne, Austin and Hons
~ oVu St mlhout change Connection is also made
AZ SHERMAN with the Texas and Pacific rail.
Wy ior .ne above named points.
Y az rSunhecuon1 OF this Road with the NJ,
M IN, 1, at DenisOn for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
NIiSasV, tort scott, hanSEs City and all
aa, vtn.s N0rth and East; with the Texas Il Pa
r NiiS az SHERMAN for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem
pms, anu all points East and Southeast, and
houston with the g., IL. & : a for Sau
TnntOuiO, the u, ii. & II. Tor Galveston, the
n sAas " NeW orleans Railway for Beaumont,
sii etc, the Morgan and Mallory steam
sull Tor ~ points on the Gulf and Atlantic
IJ I anu Tue Liverpool Il Texas steamship
Lille 70 Liverpool, Havre and other Euro.
Ian cilies ARE perfect, while its freedoms
liu IN uust anu heat on account OF the nature
VI ,,, tne SOIL ana the open prairie country over
when IL passes, with its cooling sea breeze,
peasant scenery OF broad prairips, bcautiful
eIoNes, wen cultivated fields OF cotton, com,
anlaIl ram, ana fruits, render It especially
un.sslIaple and advantageous to traveller "-
SUI pPets IN preference 10 others.
81 Louis Express leaves Calves
Except saturday. ut 2:2O y. m, HO
o.oV p. M, Hearne at rs p. m, Dali,
iu' anu benson at Has u, IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-03

TnE Ne,eS accuses us of MILDLY
spreading a moist Counterpart over tn,
claims Of the Worthy Master of the
grange to the governship. Not the
least taste in life. We only said what
the Worthy Master himselfhas said, viz.
that the grange being non>political, its
head and chief illustrator cannot be-
come a politician, however much inter.
ested he may DO personally in passing
political events. We still adhere to
the theory that the grange and its mas.
ter are both honest.
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4ailg 4erala.

THH DAlLY hRHALDl IN published every
morning, eEonpl nn Monday, ~ slD ~
annum Ia advance postage prepaid OF
~ Oenls p0r week delivered ~ lhh nlly'
AnyHRrfHEIEG HATKai Ona square ton lin0a
nOnpnrnlll One time VI no. eHoll hlihAhlhnnl
Insertion, 20 gontA' hpeQlhl rainh ipl weekly
monthly aud yearly advertisers,
TIM WRRKLY HERALD II publlah0d every
Saturday NO rni Agat " 0O per,yehr, post
ago prepaid,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-03

TUE startling intelligence is supplied
by Senator Conkling's Utica organ that
Senator Patterson is Another victim of
southern bulldoaing," and should he die
Hampton and Butler will only have
added another murder to their long cat,
alogue of crimes"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-03

The New York Eapre~ says that
Frank Il, Howe, the pension agent in
that city, has been politely invited to
resign, AS he is II Jealous Conklmpite,
the request looks good deal like de.
termination to carry the war into Africa
on the pant of the administration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-03

NlcE PRESIDENT WuEELERs home
newspaper makes the rather bold ans
nouncement that seven.by>six does
does not fully agree with the
presidents civil service policy
There is nothing very courageousin ttis
for Mr. Wheeler lives in the state which
is run by Mr.. Conklmg's machine, and
is doubtless oboying orders, as implied
by Senator Gordon in his spat with Mr.
Conkling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-03

time Is about to be crowned 10y the pass
age Of the Texas aud Pacific bill, But
perhaps that 10 where the shoe pinohea,
for II tho road posses the Fort oyey'
body knows, It's good bE John to
Pad, the III Paso hotel, tho b.mocrah
md pnnihnrNilln
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Murder IL u BAIIOOn Iight HeISeen
Heaven nud Earth.

Wonderfully strange that human beings
become ge desperate IN Ia take caun Others
lfO, even whliogaillng through the mir Dcs-
poTHtc, indeed, has our rnCo become. Abun-
dnned, unCnrod for, az MANY wives ARE, dis.
ems , slow mud inslduuuS, claims her. and
RhG soon becomes prOslrntcd and indifferent
% all surroundings Her checks aro no lon-
gor agow, her robust con titutiOn IL teoDlo
and pmnclAtod, Hut there IN n wonderful
medicine known IN English Female Btters,
which lsa quick and powerful female rogu.
latOr aud uterine tonic, and cures all such
fOTnlU complaints. lRnld2w-w2t