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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-23
ClanIn vs.. stewart.
New YOrk OOr. Oincinnati Gn,stLa.

new lOrk Cor. Cincinnati Gazette:
dot as the season may be, the great
houses are now preparing for the coming
fall campaign. Trade Just now is lat
but next September will bring a revival,
and It Is to this that their attention il
turned. Mr.. Libby, the pillar of A. I.
stewart 20, IS engaged very labori-
ously in this work OF preparation. He
IS now about sixty.6ve, and though Of
powerful frame, begins to show age. In.
deed, there are few men in this oity
more heavily burdened than this dry
goods king, of whom it may be truly
said: Uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown" Libby's great rival, Claain
has just sailed for Europe for the double
purpose OF Improving his health aud
periechng plans for the future trade
Ciatlln IS well aware of the vantage
ground which he now holds with regard
70 the Stewart concern, aud he intends n
drive the latter to the wall. Libbv e
conscious of the approaching attack. lint
be cannot but be conscious thst me-
ehancss are against him.
Clailn is a Yankee, and has been
brought up to trade from boyhood Al
one time he had a petty store in q New
England village. Then he moved to the
thriving town Of Worcester, where he
made money, but the superior advan.
Iages OF New York soon attracted him.
lie came hither, and at thirty.Gve, with
Sz9 ,OOO, and now. at the age Of sixty.
eight, be is worth q dozen millions.
plahln has for fifteen years been Stew.
art great competitor, but he now in.
tends to make himself felt more severely
than ever before. he is a bright.faced
man on whom age sits lightly, and he
still retains the ambition that marked
his youth. he lives in Brooklyn and at.
tends Plymouth Church, paying $500 a
year for the privilege Of hearing Beocher.
This is his first trip 10 Europe.
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HOW AN INVESTMENT OF 50 MAY
MAKE A FORTUNE,

FOurth Drawing OF the Common
wealth Distribution ComnawV n
louisville, KY. duly 81, Is7s-Iast
Positively on the above date the draw
ing OF this popular company will occur
No scaling" "No postponement.
The names of the parties representipp
ticket holders are sufficient guarantee
hat all will have justice done them,
The scheme is unprecedented" Read
It and compare it with Others.
Nearly 1000 prizes amounting to Sll5..
4O0, and tickets only 81. T-wentv.seven
tickets for $50; ffty.f Eve tickets for SIO0'
Full lists of drawing will be sent 10 ali,
but the m of parties drawing prizes
will not be published without their cor,
sent.
What number will draw the 500 600
prize2 Try i'll OOV
Orders for tickets will be filled nm to
evening OF July 10Th, unless sooner ex.
hausted, and should be addressed to
I. j. C~oMMERFoRD, Sec'y.
Courier journal Building. Louisville XIV
Or to B. Il. Porter & Co. No 1927
Broadway, New York, who are the Gene.
raj Eastern Agents of the Company.
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JOHN LILLY, Wholesale wine and liquor
dealer, No. IA Union street, calls the at
%tention of painting, thirsty humanity to
the fact that pure, light summer wines
are good for both body and mind during
this hot weather. He can supply you
with the very best known to the trade,
both foreign and domestic, and ct very
low prices. Call and see him. l25
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JEW AND GENTLE,
Rabbi wise Recoueiled n ia.
laughter, who Married "A OhFis.

-
ASabDI wise RecOReiIed Ia nj.
tian. OnFih-
o~lncinnati Cor New York World.1
Jewish society here, which was much
exercised recently over the elopement
n clandestine marriage of Miss Helen
wise to Mr.. j. Molony, an Irishman and
an E%plscopalisn, is now equally iuterest.
ed IN the return of the newly. married
couple and their reconciliation with ,ba
young ladys family. Miss Wise. II will
0e remembered, is the daughter of the
hev. Isaac M. Wise, the eminent rabbi
edlter OF the American Israelite of tbis
city, and author of THE Origin of Chris.
uanlty and other religious works. Miss
wise met Mr.. Molony about two wears
ago. de was Introduced at the rsbhiio
house by Leo Wise, the rabbi's SON and
at once fell in love with Miss Ellen. Dr
WISE forbade the match on accom- of
the difference of religion. and reouestsd
Molony to discontinue his visits to the
mouse. Mr.. Molony did 60, but kent mn
an uninterrupted correspondence with
the young lady in the msanwbile. a cor.
~respondence which resulted TOM weeLs
ago IN her leaving her fathers residences
and accompanying her lover to the bonss
OF q Unitarian minister, where they were
duly married. 0
On hearing the news DR.. Wise dis
owned his daughter and forbade her evsr
TO- see him again. 1t was the opinion If
friends Of the family, however, that the
rate father would relent SCORER or LATER.
and the result has verified this predic.
ton. On Friday evening last, the eve of
the Jewish SABBATH, DR.. Wise SEN for
Mrs Molony, and. after a very pathetic
scene, forgave her for the step she had
taken and sent for her husband. Mr.
Molony obeyed the summons, and he and
ms wife passed the evening at the Rab-
DIS house, the reconciliation being made
complete. With the example sat bv her
W family, Mrs. Molony is now. Of
course, welcome again into Jewish soeie.
", the nina.deys' wonder is at an end
and the awkward possibilities of the fu.
ture are left to take care of themselves.
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The Princess Yrturbide, daughter of
the ex.emperor of Mexico, while in Phil.
adelphia, occupied apartments at The
Colonnade Hotel, and paid high compli.
ments to its excellent management and
quiet comfort. s.t.th
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Five cents worth Of char.
coal per day will run a char
coal furnace as well as Mrs. M,
D. McCullOugh's SeIf.cOndens.
Ing Steam and Hot Air Cook.
er, cooking four different
Kinds Of food over one hole of
the furnace at the same time,
#. }.
Hat Sole Ag'f, 234 Main at,
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Book Auctiop.

The remainder of E. l.. Cleav.s' stock
OF books and stationery will be sold al
auction at 22S Main street, beginning on
Wednesday morning, the oath inst, at
10 o'clock, aud continuing daily at the
above hour until it is entirely disposed
of. Counters, shelving and showcases,
in the meantime, will also be sold.
ia A. M S%ToDDARD, Auctioneer.
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Bishop Gregg, the representative Of
the Reformed Episcopal Church in Great
Britain, Is making good progress, and
will shortly celebrate the first anniver.
sary of bis communion in Newman
halls church, Westminster. He has
Already held two series Of ordination.
admitting to orders more than twenty
gentlemen, the movement has also
gained the adhesion Of several sf tbe
benefited and other clergy Of the Eprlish
church., belonging, Of course, 10 tbe
evangelical section.
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The extreme of fashion tAls year in
Paris is to wear natural flowers 10 straw
hats, A little glaas tube like that worn
by men iQ the battonhole is 6xed on the
hat and keeps the bouquet fresh. The
towers are chosen to ~harmonize with Inc
dress worn. Roses, however, with plenty
OF foliage, are now in vogue,
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In the LEDGER job office can be found
competent, skiIlful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1887
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George Eager, a professional baiIer of
criminals at Chicago, died a few days
ago OF apoplexy, on his return from the
lnterment Of his father. He left a for.
tune OF $780, 600, though be had been
thrown out Of the business during the
last two years, having been tried for re.
ceiVing stolen money and heading n
gang of burglars. In each case he was
convicted and sentenced to imprison-
ment, but between money and influence
he never reached the ~penitentiary.
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BARBECUE
TO TAKE PLACE
A" N. AAHNNHf DO
Thursday, July 25th.

Bids for the several privileges will be
received by the undersigned at Sheriff
Office or Bartlett, until 5 pm. Tuesday,
the I'D. W. I. BoEl, Chairman.
1914
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Eighth WArh Rnmr.

Wednesday night, 24th, 8 o'clock, at
Poplar street market. Speaking by
Major w. W. Gay, Gen. Luke E. Wright,
Judge I. w. Brown, Col. George CAN'T
Capt. r c. williamson. Come one
come all. M. f. KENNEDY, Prest.
B. R. HENDERSON, Seey.
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when you see a bright baby pleasea
%aa itself and everybody else, Be- eare
that Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup bas No.
pSsd. Only 25c a bottle.
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A RPAERDTD OPPORTUNITY ~
n WIN A FORTUHEl-Eiehth Grano
Distribution. 1878, at New Orleans, tuesday,
August 18th, ifitff.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 20.
This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the state for Bduoa.
tional and Charitable purposes in 1858, with a
Capital Of Sl,000.000, to which il has since
added a reserve fund Of $3.50, coo. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will
take place monthly on the second Tues
day. 1T NEVER SCALES OF PosTP0NEs. LOOk
at the following Distribution;
CAPITAL PREzE, $685. OO.
AOO, 600 Tickets at . DELAYS Each
LhAIr EnlnE NnA MnIInr
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BertOn's Ladies' Beer Garden
Cor. Shelby and BeaI. las

LACE curtains done up in N. Y. style,
corner Seventh and Broadway. [l30
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OO Tickets at . DAslarH Each
khaIf Tickets One Dollar.


1857 Prizes, amounting to-....a........S1lO,4 AGO
Responsible corresponding tgents wanted nj
all pr lminent points. 70 whom o liberal com
pensa,ion viii be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the Home Office in New Orleans.
Writ, clearly stating iull address, for fur.
ther information or send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
p. 0. Box go, New Orleans. La.
Or No.6 West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under tho supervision and management Of
Generals 2. 4. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
a. EARLY. llS-lS6-wks
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THREE nice cottages on Second street, be-
Il tween Mill and Greenlaw. Inquire at No.
81 Second street. iii
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STOREH0USE, $50 and 1852 Front street, oc-
70 cupied by Hill. Fontaine & Co., with fine
cotton office. Also, two Cotton sheds, corner
Third and Union streets, or will opea the two
sheds into one, to suit the renter, if desired.
1919 M. l.. MEACHAM, Union st.
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PULVERMAcHER eALVANIc co..

Cor. Eighth and Vine sts., CINCINNATI, o.
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IBI TELEGHiPF.l
PARIS, July 3I.-Rsntes. Il3L g5c.
NEW ORLEANS, July Blood. IOOlsd 1O15s.
bankers bills, 1915.
LONDON, July 3 -C0nsOls for money and on
Hun new W. ~ 1 6eS ~ III 6 Gds de,
trl, sos Pennsy wanna Ceulrsl 3Jii headiug, 1914
Erie, 1884; Eide pr, ferred 34ls.
NEW YORK July 3I.-Muney easy, Hap Der
cent. Prime mere ntile payer 3d3l2 per cent.
Customs receipts, S3bl 900. The asslStant-treasu-
Sterling exchange bankers bills steady 49,; sight
exchange ON New York. 4S5Is. Gold steady, IO0Is.
eTnmsnt bonds s eoie ,tead5 e e Of 1SS
1O13s do. 1858, new. 1929; do. 1857, IO5i4; do.
Is. 1OOis; IO-iOs registered 100; l0-4Os, coupons,
I0gls currency us. lZOls State bonds dull Ten
Is. Old. 20; Virginia is new 20. Missouri is, l05I2
Railroad bonds were hrln. The stock exchange to
excitement. at least for Il time. There were some
wide fluctuations. ana "A lWge amount OF stocks
granger shares presented 4 ong front but this was
not lasting, and very soon there vas break OF pa
4l2 per cent j here was a sharp pressure to sell
these stocks and the prices made were the lowest of
the current downward movement; tue general list
fell OF i4Il per CO q. sub euueutly the granger
Erie and the coal shaTes advanced sharply On and
after the second cali the whole market became weak
and decliued iaI los per cent the latter for Lake
shore. During the last hour OF business The marke
was hrn and higher with au advance or l402 pei
cent. itOm the lowest point OF tue afternoon, The
decline In the w stern shares was due TO continued
from the late rains Transactions aggregated
243.00O shares. OF which - 900 were Erie, $4,000
Lake shore, 81. 600 Northwestern common and 81
900 preferred. ! 600 st. Paul cOmu on and 1900
preferred, 2O0O Pittsburg, 5000 Lackawanna,
1000 Union Pacih' ana 5000 Western Union.
The closing quotations we're follows;
Western l MON Telegraph company o.; QIicksil-
1884; Quicksilver preferred, 3il2; Pacinc Mail,
1914; MdripO5a, lO@i; MdripOsa preferred, lOi
Adams express company, lO2ls; Wells d Fargo eN-
press company. ~; american express company
asa; United states express company, 4jll; New
YORK Central, iUSl2; Erie. SIS: Erie preferred
"a; Harlem, 1872; Michigan Central, 64I5;
Panama, t25; Union Pacific stock. 50; Lake Shore,
624i; Illinois Central. S3l2; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, S0i4; Northwestern, 36i4; Northwestern pre-
ferred. 1913; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis, 25ls; rev Jersey Central. 5S; Rock
Island. ll2; St Paul, 353i; st. Paul preferred
7i4s; wabash, -; Fort Wayne, st4li; Terra HIute
IOll2; Terra Haute preferred, 1903; Chicago and
Alton, -, Chicago ana Alton preferred, lO3l2; Ohio
and Mississippi. iO1as; Delaware. LackaWanna and
Western. 5Sl4 Atlantic and Pacific telegraph %
Missouri Pacific, iOtlI; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, | "a; Hannibal and st. Joe. 1lllI; Cen
trail Pacific bonds, lO5ls; Union Pacific bonds
1O5; Union Pacific land grants, lO7Is; Union Pa
cinc sinking funds lO2ls.
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

The afflicted can norU be restored to perfect
health and bodily energy, at home, without
the use Of medicine Of any kind.
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IaLSIa3H.7sIIII8
TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a certain trust deed executed to me
ID January Is, 1878, said deed being of record III
book I22, page 169, of the Resisters Office Of
Shelby county, Tenn; default having been made in
payment of the notes secured by said deed, will
Monday. September 2, 1878,
proceed to SELL to the highest bidder cash. at the
Courthouse door, in the city o. Memphis the follow
ing described real estate. IN Shelby county, Tenn,
viz: Being seventy five feet of the northern part or
the lot the northwest corner of Hoeg and Waldran
avenues now owned by Mrs. Eliza p. Barnes. and
conveyed to her by VIM. n. Hoeg by deed registered
in book 81. page 80, in the registers office OF
Shelby county. Tenn: Beginning at point one
hundred and ninety-nne feet from the Intersection
of the west side or Waldran avenue with the north
side of Hoeg avenue: thence running west and par
allel with Hoeg avenue distance of one hundred
and seventy two feet thence north and parallel with
Waldran seventy five feet; thence east and parallel
with Hoeg avenue one hundred and seventy-two feet
thence south seventy five feet with the west side OF
Waidran avenue to the beginning Sale between hours
of 10 m. and II m. Title believed to be good, but
convey as trustee only. Equity of redemption
waived. c. W. METCALF, Trustee.
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS Proclamation
OFFICE. CITY HALL


1M MEMPHIS. TENN, July 81, 1873.
gag The Board of Health having informed the
Mayor that yellowfever is prevailing in the city
of New Orleans, and that it is likely to be spread
disseminated by steamboats, passing to and fro
the Mississippi river" and the General Council, by
It's action to-day having resolved upon quarantine
of the citJ:
NOsC, therefore, This is to make known to all par
ties, that by virtue of the power vested in me under
the ordinances of the city, that quarantine of all
boats and persons and fTeightS coming from the
cities of New Orleans and VlcssbuTg is hereby estab
lished at the quarantine grounds, at the foot OF
Presidents Isl and said point will be designated by
red flag and all steamers coming from said cities
will be subject to the quarantine regulations eStab
lished; and all evaSiOnS violations of the same
Will be visited with the severest penalties of the law
The Board of Health will said quarantine sta
ton, and elsewhere, If deemed neces ary, proceed
at once, by every appropriate means in their power
to make effective this proclamation.
JOHN II. FLIPPIN, Mayor.
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NON-RESIDENTS.
Nonresident Notice.

No. 2941-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee Elizabeth Malsi ct al. Anthony
Schwab ct al.
II appearing from the sherif's return In this
that the defendant, Joseph HaeueT, is not TO be
found In his county:
1t is therefore ordered That he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse in the city Of
Memphis. Tenn. or before the first Monday I'm
September. 1878. and plead, answer or demur to
complainants' original and amended and supple
mem al bills. the same will be taken for confessed
as to him ard set for hearing exparte; and that
COPY of this order be published once week. for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal This
10th daJ of July, 1878.
BY Z. B. McHeEry Deputy C. and VI.
A H Douglass Sol. for comDl'nt iyII thu
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FINANCIAL.

Hot weather, stnjiIrg agitation. and local
election a. hand eiiectully ''squelched' anything
like commercial movement yesterday but the end o.
the month having arrived alone sufficient 10 do
that. The banks reported nothing but dizziness, and
the money cOluus Of thc newspapers elseW here
echo the same staguaut murmur Money Is the
duliest thing ou; the rItr on call In New York IS
% per cent. ENch tnge at our binas quoted at par
buying and . premium selling on New York; 90
other eastern cities par Dlying and u premium sell
fng for LDtu demand and sght. New Orleans.
"a discount bu7iug, selling Al par. The New York
B1ltcfin, OF Monday. exports; The weekly bank
statement show falling OH In surplus reserve OF
81 $50 zoo. caused by the large decrease OF 81
100000 in specie lthls In turn being que TO the
transfer OF gold from the banks % the treasury In
payment for : per cent bonds aud 20 the Increase
In deposit Liabilities the sufplIs reserve IS how
ever. considerably above last year and the banks
have about 81 100000 more leg Iltender notes than
then. Ia force i-ting the money mIrSet it must be
remembered that the harvest this ar Is earlier than
last year and thaJ The croys Will move earlier.
which means. lar As NeE York is concerned. that
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LBT TELEGRAPH
DIN hOre.

Tone OF the market al lO=O5, nTTn-:} q Z points
higher 10 l3, steadIer: - 30, quiet and firm 30
quiet and steady; 2i3O, steady; 3:l2 quiet nd
steady. Sales - 600 bales.
New Orleans closed strong at ll,c for middliDg
Sales 800 bales; rec iutS. net, 81 bales; gross
ISL bales; exports, cOastwise, 1868 bales; stock,
SS47 bales.
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported the mar
ket active and frmer; middllng uplands esd; Or
leans, REtd- Sales 1900 bales. Receipts, 2S5O
bales; American, $50 bales.
Liverpool dr-iyutS peIed I-32d better: July &
11-lBd July August. Augls September. 8 2l-g2d;
SeptemBer-O October. . ll-l6d; Oc;Ober-NO-yember,
o i9-32d. At , o'clock arrivals were quieter; Nc
veInber- December. Is I5-]2d At o'clock. August
September q l1-i6d; October-Noyember 6ssd ,
March-ApTl, 1-l6d.
The movement at the ports was reported fol-
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WOODSTOCK. Uistef COUNTY. NEW YORK
JORDAN R0CKRRTDGE ALUM
az d d W

SprinAs, RDFkbriuS-. COUNTY, va.
These delightful Springs are eight miles from
Goshen Depot on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
from which point elegant coaches regularly over
good road through beautiful and picturesque
country. The Improvements entirely new, and
embrace al the modern conveniences for the most
comfortable accommodations. The principal hotel
in addition to ParlOrs, Dinng-room, Ballroom, etc.
contains upward of one hundred chambers all newly
furnished, with gas and electric bells in each Uhe
only summer resort in Virginia which has). There
are also superb cottage accommodations. Post and
telegraph offices in the hotel Two daily mails from
all points. In addition to the Alum waters whose
medicinal qualities too we'll known 10 specialls
refer to- there the grounds of the strongest
and best Cbaybeate Springs In the country, which is
direct and powerful tonic. For further particu-
lars terms, etc. see circulars at Messrs Mansfield &
Co.'S and g. W. Jones & Co.'S, Druggists, or address
By letter JOS n. WOODWARD,
Manager, at the Springs
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TAG HyGRIA HOTEL

Old Point & ,mfOrt. Va. Situated within 100
yards OF Fort M9nroe. Open all the year, with ample
capacity for eco guests. Has all modern improve
ments-elevatOr. and electric bells in every Toom
water, bathroom and closets on each floor. Six
daily mails, and telegraph Office Fifteen tC twenty
irst-class steamers land daily, except Sunday, SO
yards from the door SUI erior beach for balhng at
dOor-steps. and good from May until November.
Boating, fishing and driving especially attractive.
Send Tor circular describing hygienic advantages.
Terms 81 TO 81 80 per day, according to location of
and number In room, length of stay, etc
III. PHOERIIS. PrOnriatOr
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READER. ARE YOU AFFLICTED ?

and wish to recover the same degree OF
health, strength, and energy as experienced
in former years? DO any of the following
symptoms or class OF symptoms meet your
diseased condition? Are you suffering from
ill-health in any of its man. and multifari-
Gus forms, consequent upon a lingering, nerv-
Gus. chronic or functional disease? Do you
feel nervous, debilitated, fretful, timid, and
lack the power of will and action Are YOU
subject to loss of memory, have spells of faint
ing, fullneSs of blood in the head, feel listleSS,
moping, unfit for business or pleasure, and
subject to fits of melancholy? Are your kid
neys, stomach, or blood, in a disordered con-
dition? Do you suffer from rheumatism,
neuralgia or aches and pains? Have you
been indiscreet in early years and find your
self haraSSed with multitude of gloomy
symptoms? Are you timid, nervous, and
forgetful, and your mind continually dwell
ing on the subject? Have you lost confidence
in yourself and energy for business pursuits
Are You subject to any of the following Symp-
toms: Restless nights, broken sleep, night
mare, Dreams palpitation of the heart, BASH
fulness, confusion of ideas, aversion TO society,
dizziness in the head, dimneSS of sight, PIN
pies and blotcheS on the face and back, ana
other respondent symptoms? Thousands of
young men, the middle-aged, and even the
old, suffer from nervous and physical debil-
ity. Thousands of females, too, are broken
down in health and spirits from disorders
peculiar TO their sex, and who, from false
modesty or neglect prolong their sufierings
Why, then, further neglect subject so pro-
ductive of health and happiness when there
is at hand means OF reStOratiOns