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CITY TAXES.
- - CITY CoLLECToR's OFFIcE,}
RICHMOND, June i, 1878. 5
rITY TAXES, 1878.

This Office Viii be open daily from O'Clock A. M.
TO 6 O'Clock p. M from the 18th TO the S0th day of
June inclusive, for the purpose OF receiving from
any person charged with
CITY TAXES-REAIl AND PERSONAL,
the whole one half OF the amount OF tax charged,
and that TEN PER CENT. will be added TO the
amount of tax charged Ia every case where the party
assessed shall fall pay the whole or one half with
In the time limited.
THE Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three or more bills to leave st0f the same
as early as possible at this sce, HAT the bills may
be gotten together, and, u Desired, DALI receipts
made ont. -.sT Ss4s ~ "A. II, HOOUSON,
30 l-tJe30 4s.e. 81. Gollector, 4
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STSGiNG.-A scNtc,te from the old Phiiharmonic
hssncI.tion will sing some OF the sweetest gems OF
song.
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SriooTING.-ArrangtIucDt have been made with
members OF The Virginia Shoi-Gun Cinb tJohn l..
Er,hi,s rrcsidcntI for raSs-bail shnDting-match.
Mr. A. j. Ford .'r., hes formed \ ride team, which
viii shoot for Prize.
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THE COMszoN COUNCIL.

BUSINESS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDER
MEN-THE COMMITTEE ON WATER,
AGAIN-ELECTIoN EXPENSES REPORT
OF THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS Dis
CUssED AND FINALLY RECOs1MITTED.
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rSsrHrMeSTAL MCsIC.-profcssor Kc,snich VIII
,rni,h music for dancing and TO keep time TO any
rn hearts which may happen 10 beat IS one.
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EXCURSIONS.
NSS4uNSe
D1CHMOND PRESS CEUB. iysI
rxcvRsloS DOWN JAMES RIVER ON
STEAMER PAMLICO,
AND BASKET PICNIC AT SHIRLEY, q.
JUNE 1lTH.

The number OF tickets already sold justiaes the
,cI,cf that This expedition will be great success
shirley House ia p!c,uresane,y situated on high
h,, nearly opposite City Point. II was bnt. over
700 years ago, and as the birthplace OF the mother
OF General +. T. Lee aud the homestead OF The Hills
and Carriers has ,aay precious memories associated
with 81.
Tho excursinnis!S will hirc m opportunity OF
.oainr Warwick, Dsewry's Eiuif, Chafiin's Bluff,
Eort Harrison. Datch-Gap canal. Narina. Malvern
ty;u Bermuda Hundred. and many other historic
The press Club pledge their best efforts to make
.he orrs son plea and agreeable to all who join
,,So,n zach ,nemocr of the Club win take ladies
Win him. and many ladies' tickets have been sold
10 other gentlemen.
No objectionable character viii he allowed on
hns-S 30 alcoholic liquors. be sold on steamer.
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ROMAN PUNCH at SSELLING's.
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risuEENkS'S HAT

..Or all the yarns Of tongue or pen.
The hardest are those Of fishermen.
Z YNicnita
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
MEMS UNDERSHIRTS, 20c.;
LINEN COLLARS, soc. dozen;
COTTON DRAWERS, CSC;
GOOD UNLACNDRIED SHIRTS, 50c.;
VERY BEST UNLAUSDRIED SHIRTS, S5c.
As these are IN limited quantities buyers must
cali early.
y. SAKS & Co., -.
d. SAKS 6 Co.,
1013 Main street.
1913 Main street.
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REGIAfENTAL ARMORY.

Mr.. Starke presented the following:
ResolUed (the Board OF Aldermen con-
curring), That the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings be and they are hereby in
structed to inquire into the expediency and
cost OF erecting an armory for the use OF the
First Virginia regiment over one OF the
New Market buildings, and that they sub
NIT the said report as soon as practicable.
Referred. -. 80
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THE LARGE AND SPACIOUS BARGE
Il NEW YORK; with double decks, recently
fitted up aud provided with awnings, will be char
tered for EXCURSIONS and PJC-NICS 10 Peters,
burg and any point on James river. Only 25c; per
head charged TO large church excursions. Apply to
Captain HUGH l.. GALLAGHER. at Philadelphia
Steamship Company'S wharf, Rockets.
10 4
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/ Pursuant to adjournment, q meeting of
the Common Council was held yesterday
iternoon-President Manson in the chair.
Present at rol-call Messrs. Adams, Baker,
Christian, Curtis, Davis, Elicit, Hargrove,
Haxall, Hayes, Higgins, King, Lauer, Starke,
Skinker, Straus, Timberlake, and Wood.
A resolution presented by Dir. Higgins at
the last meeting of the Council, requesting
the City Engineer to withdraw bis notice to
the Sisters of the Visitation, B.V. NJ. Monte
Maria convent, as to the brick pavement on
Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets,
until the further order of the Council, was
read, and, on motion OF Mr.. Elicit, referred
to the Committee on Streets.
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OLD POINT COMFORT,
NFEMoRIAL-DAY IN PETERSBURG.

superintendent Virginia Steamboat Company
Ia al m
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Mr.. Adams presented q joint resolution
to pay the registrars S23, and clerks OF
election $1,000, in addition to the amount
allowed them this evening. Referred.
BY Mr.. Stokes: A resolution for COM
mittee OF two from the Board Of Aldermen
and three from The Common Council to ex-
anime the payroll of the new reservoir and
see the amount OF orders the different mem
.bers OF the Council received. The resolu-
tion was rejected.
BY Mr.. Hayes: A resolution rendering To
the President OF the Council thanks for the
fair and impartial manner In which he has
discharged the duties OF the Chair, and ex'
pressing TO him personally the warinest ap.
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DAVENPORT & MORRIS, Seventeenth
H. and Dock streets, otter for sale
COFFEES-R RIO, Laguayra, ani Java;
SUGARS-ReAued. OF all grades;
MOLASSES-Ncw Orleans and Porto RICO
STRUP-Extra and common:
BACON, LARD, CHEESE, SODA,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
FLOUR. FISH. POWDER. &C
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER ASDl
CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA. May 80, 1878. J
CPECIAL NOTICE.-A RE G q l. a r
- SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN will be run on
this line between Richmond and West Point until
further notice.
Train will leave Richmond at S A. NJ. and arrive
in Richmond at 7:10 T. NJ.
FARE: Round trip, 81. Tickets good only on
that day and train. II. Il. DOUGLAS.
my 3O-Th F&S4m Superintendent.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-11-14

a London correspondent of the Au.
burn AdCertiSer writes: at will be
gratifying to thousands of Dickens.
admirers in America 20 know that the
vile Of ID ckcns, and Ler sister, Miss
HOgarth, are reconcilcd aud boih uni
ted in compiling memoir Of the nov
elist. Ia an interview one evening
With George Cru k,haDk last Decem-
Der, at his residence In Hamstead, he
told me that the difference which arose
between Dickens and his wife grew
out of her frequent criticisms, and
what he thought intermeddling with
bis own exclusive creations, until be
insisted upon their LYING apart in the
same house at Cabs hill. This she
declined to do. and at once took up
her residence with Mr.. and Mrs. Cruik.
shank. His eldest SOD, siding with
his mother, left also at the same time.
Mr.. Cruikshank added, There is nc
scandal otherwise connected with the
matter Perhaps, in fairness, it ought
to he SAID that about this time Dickens
had disagreed with his publishers,
Bradbury 81 Evans, about Household
Words, and parted company; and thai
Charles Dickens, Jr., had married g
daughter of Mr.. Evans. This may
have had its influence upon the young
N n & ing with his mother"
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CToLEN

on Fridsy pi-hf. the Gle hfeenfh, miles from
Anefin. On Bad crsck- \ rpotfc.t ro1n stzilion.
eorroi Bznc and tail, oae hike hind foot
ahoat f5,s hands hsghs bad On enc shoe, ab nj
& ycxrs cd. Addrrss q. ". WALDEN, Ponl
Sprln<. Williamson cnants. Texas Rcnscna-
be compensation paid Tor trcuhlr-
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A short time ago a man named Rev
nolds, employed IN the Geddes Roll
ing mill, says the Syracuse Journal,
while pouring molten iron, received a
dash of the fiery liquid in the left eye,
causing intense PAIN and serious inju-
~. MIR. Reynolds applied to DIR. Van
Duyn, under whose care the wonder
full member soon healed, but with the
upper and lower lids fastened to the
sight of the eye. To remedy this diff
Guilty, DIR. Van Duyn separated the un-
duly joined membranes with knife,
thereby necessarily removing a part OF
the coDjunctiva of the eye. In the an
ticipation of this loss, the doctor had a
rabbit in readiness, under the influence
of ether, and at this stage of the oper-
alton took piece of the conjunctiva
from one of the insenslble ANIMALS eyes
and Immediately placed 1t upon
that of the injured man, where it
speedily adhered and now has become
part of the human eye. We may add
that the life of the rabbit, which thus
contributed to human happiness. was
humanely taken before it recovered
consciousness.
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In illustration of the general indlf-
ference, IL not incapacity, of the ORR
entail mind for statistical science, take
the following remarkable letter pub
lished by Mr.. Lsyard, the Oriental
traveller, and written by Turkish
cadi IN reply to some inquiries con-
cerning the commerce and popnlatlo n
Of bis own city:
Ne Industrious Friend and joy Of
ny fseer-The thing you ask of me Is
both difficult aud useless. Although
have passed ell my days in this place,
] have neither counted the houses, nor
have inquired into the number of the
Inhabitants; and as to what one per-
son loads on his mules, and another
slows away in the bottom of his ship,
that is no business of mine. But, above
1il, As to the previous history Of this
city, God only knows the amount of
dirt and confusion that the infidels may
have eaten before the coming of the
sword 80 isiam. o my soul OF my
lsnaiS seek not after the things which
concern thee not. Thou earnest unto
ne and We welcomed thee: go IN peace.
.'0f truth thou hast spoken many
words and there is no harm done, for
the speaker Is one, and the listener is
another. After the fashion of thy
people thou hast wandered from one
place to another, until thou art happy
md content In none. We (praise TO
cod were born here, and never desire
10 quit IL. Is il possible, then, that the
idea Of general intercourse between
riankind should make any impression
On our UNDERSTANDABLE God forbid I
Listen, o my sonl There is no
wisdom equal unto the belief in God |
He created the world: aud shall we
nken ourselves unto HIM in seeking to
peoelfAte into the mysteries of His
creation : Shall we say - behold this
slef spinneih around that star, and this
other star with tail goeth and cometh
n 30 many years Let it gol He
from whose hand it came will guide
and direct il.
eBnt thou wilt say unto me, stand
1ei0e. o man, for am moro learned
Inan thou ast, and have seen more
.&inEs. II thou thinkest that thou art
8 TINS request better than am, thou
ait welcome. praise God that l seek
DOT that which ! require not. Thou
ert learned in the Things / care not
for, and A. Tor that which thou hast
seen. deliie It. VIII much knowi-
<l<e create thee double belly, or
Nllt thou seek paradise with thine
<fesl
20, my friend II thou wilt be hap
~, say, There IS no God but God
10 10 evil, and thus wilt thou fesl
ntilheF man nor death; for surely thin,
hour viii comel
fsThe meek IN spirit OF Fakif).
ssINAuN All zApI.n
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DRUGGISTS.
AU9TZrI. TEXAS.
UP


TAKEN UP
by the undersigned county commissioner fo'
the benefit of TT avis comfy, Texas, thu follow
ing described estTavs:
l brown pony marc, about IL years old, brand.
co G + ON the Il, h suOadeT.
l sOircl mare, white name end toll. abOnt :
year, o d, brand r s,mbag a Il above an y OF
left thigh
l small boy horse. 1879 hands high, about q
Years old. no brands pCrcu vablc.
bay horse, brand, Il circle with q cross in il
and couEterbiandcd - or % years old.
sorrci mare and colt, years q d, no brands
bay pony, hip shot, branded d and counter.
bay hose, branded o T and counterbranded
l brown horse. 1iH hands hgh s years old,
branded Il with * above ana T below it on
the left thigh.
bay horse abort years old. II hands high,
branded o y on the left shoulder and dim
brand under it.
sorrel mare. star in forehead. saddle and har.
ness marked, 115a hands high, branded W 4 on
he LETT shoulder.
brown mare muie about II hands high.
gray horse ony years old, branded on the
left shoulder A c with Z above and + V be-
low IT,
bay mare, about 10 hands high, branded J $
on the shoulder.
black mAre. about years old, with sucking
colt, unbranded.
roam my, years old no brands.
sorrel horse colt, years old, white feet,
bay horse colt, two years old. 40 brands.
bay horse, about years old, branded thus
% on the lett shoulder
brown horse. about II hands high, 10 years
old, branded with bar across it ON the night
shoulder, on the left thigh and V on the left
Jaw.
bay horse, about years old about II hands
high. branded W on the left shoulder
brown mare and colt, blotched brand.
brown pony. = years old, no bfaIads.
bay horse, years Old no bands.
nay horse. years Old, no brands.
hay horse, about 10 years old. u hands high
/ branded II Il connected turned sideways on he
lett shoulder and thus ) on the right shoulder;
gentle to work
/ bay pony. c years Old, branded 5 on the
| shoulder
black horse. about 6 years old. II h.nds
high branded 4 over 7 on half circle on
the left thigh
roam horse. ) years old. hragdcd x Z on the
h;p, thus X on the w and = A on the shoulder.
bsy mare, Spanish brand on the thigh and
y with bar over II on the hip.
mares Spanish rand ON the thigh and both
branded WV on the hip; one gssy the Other ,
bay hlly, years old, no brands.
gray MY, year old, no brands.
brown pony, years old. branded J . with X
ohusr u on the left shoulder.
Gan pony, 10 years old. branded II on the
/ left hip. spanish brand On the left shoulder
III the above esirays are net proven away in
The 4 me prescribed by law they will be dealt
with as the law directs
THOMAS ANDERSON,
county commissioner Tor Travis Co Texas.
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Total bales to date.

Hides have again declined receipts
are hight. Ten to lee Is paid for dry
flint, according to quality.
Prices for wool have tended down
ward, on account of weaker other
markets. Manufacturers have had a
bad fall trade, and goods have to be
sacrificed in order to make sales.
Wool, like cotton, is very low now,
but nothing warrants to anticipate
Aideas of an advance. Supplies here
have been on more liberal scale, and
six months, clips have brought from
12 to 15c per pound.
Wheat is in good demand at so to
05 cents per bushel. Corn is scarce at
80 cents. Oats find ready sale at 81 1-2
cents per bushel. Money is in ample
supply and customers get readily all
accommodation they want at the banks
for 12 per cent. per annum. Outside
discounts are mrde at 10 to "a per cent.
per Rnnum. Exchange is firmer for
want Of cotton bills. In less than two
months we shall wipe out the IA per
cent. premium now existing on gold,
and the results of the last election bid
fair TO ANTICIPATE that the foolish Bland
silver bill will be repealed, specie pay
ment will come so quietly upon us that
people will wonder why it is that no
difference except one of improvement
can be felt in commercial affairs, but
better times are certain to come with
honest money.
Francis B. FORSTER.
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AHStinCOIIgriafs Female Institute.

The tweufy-scveuih yssg. diFtded into fvo
esssiOne q 1nc months each beeins September
( 1875. and efida du1e8 ~ The 8 a esfai,-
sized school. with experienced educators, 10.
eated In Anstin = cir samcd fos hath and -.
fDcd 6QciefE--- The coursc u EfH1rEEs T. sarled
nj fnOrO1eh, comprising Latin. Greek Frs7ch,
Sssnisb, German and English, Yhlios0pas.
fng, Painting, Fancy Work. ete. Ear i5oafdeE
gnnsf furnish Der oNn toilet sffieieF, towels, =
t1ir % blankets, pair - fhcrff and pair ~
ALLOW eases I,oatd Tnifieri. fiehfs md Fnei
pr eessiOn. ~ aGFaDce. 100 Music, sith nseof
insfruncnf. 81
i EOr PARTICLES atfress
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DRUGGISTS.
DAKER, GRAHAM s CO.,
s
9Is Congress avenue,


Always on hand fuli ard complete stock O
dTugs, chemicals, proprietary medicines, paints
Wis, window glass, ya.IIzlee, pcrfGneTy- tO!le
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INNALIDS' HoTEl.


The very la1n number Of inraiiq people who islg
visit Buffalo, Dm every qaarter 81 &c lhic! staff
and md T e Wiz w eelsrass Fsrny II s =, i
Medicine xnd Surgery associates VIII hlm r,llsera
p-0ylde plase ON gram, and connections aeas
ADVANTAGES OFFERED.-The Invailis' Iiotg
e more conpleie w Us appointments iian any sni
lar nstitutonln The world. The building Is oc;iict
In one Of the ost hcslthnt and desirable portions a
the City Of liu alo. and commands line view Of La9
Eric, NIAGARA River, and Tue surrounding country
Of beautiful larks. Tic Hotel is furnished with
patent safely phSnssr tieSa 10 S@1ssy p ,sia
Kinds 81 approved baths, and has aleO connected Will
yell-app,lnted gS!ii,iari9ia ana lowing ahey y
CIIRoNiC DISEASES Of all forms. whether reqnip
ing medical, nrgcal, or mechanical Treatment coi'r
within the ~ vince Of our several specinltics-
DISEASES or WOMEN Especially are the facill
aes d ths nfrmary Of n superior order a. rtgarst
al those chronic diseases pccnar TO females. Il3
smploymeIr, In moderation, % tonic. ehenical
aany eases an irvanalle auxiliary TO the renssliit
neans 10 whleh We res"ri IN suell et pfy iiletlot
,auaiize III circuiaiion OF the blood in the system
itiIeve coAgestcd parts, improve DIGESTION AMI
stnengthcnhc muscles, produce important boncilcn
.esnls In ~ 10 which these means appiicR
5le No experimenting Is rrs0rte1 90 In the treat
nenL The most approved medicines are carefully
employed, and tc jndicipus regulation of the diet
% siiit The condition % the patient the thorough ven
alation Of the sleeping apartment, TIE cheering In
or amuse,Dent, and All those agencies which tend 4
trouse the mind 81 the patient from dependency
Ind thus promote recovery. are not nept@cied.
RERVO.s Observation-Disclosures. Epilepsy nits)
,lOrea Isl Vius's Dance, and other nervous alice
Ions rec i've the attention OF ezpf IN Tits 6pc
siaty 10y which the greatest skin u attained and The
lIOst haTpy results secured.
|. LUNG DIsEAsEE--rhis division of thc practice IL
ne Inyallds' Hotel Il very ably managed 10y gffs
Dep a, mature Judgment and skill. bronchial
lIIruAt, (nd Lung Diseases very largely treated
n ihls srtment, and with results which have DcoE
alFhiy gfatifying 10 both physician and patiefiis
EYE AND EAH.-Spccal attention Il given 10 Tia
4sicafe OpcTaiious the eve and car. q diatius
Fuaed 0c1liet and nurist being under engage tneui
y c0nllyct this branch Of The practice.
lnvailds arriving In the city ana desiring % con
st.lf us should coie lrcctly 10 the Hotel II scasy
accessible BY carriaf onnhns, or street cara MIL
.FR,s fuuflug Agents. AL Incoming ifaiIla eau
v relied upon 70 deliver passengers ANA baf1fast
Nth sncurily and Dispatch
Gy- Addrrsa u. v. piEHei- =. D., Werid'a Dlsperr
airy aBd invnlids' HOLD. Buffalo, \. \.
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The New Orleans Times says during
the past year 1000 loads of kitchen
garbage has been hauled to the dump
ing grounds, and then brought back
by the contractors and used to fill NJ
the streets in front of the city, and was
in progress ut the outbreak of the cpl.
demo, and, as the disease first broke
out at that point, it is more than prob
able that the garbage was the cause o
~
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Iy an immense practice ~ the Worlds Dispcn
AIRY and lnvaIds' Hotel, having treated many thOu
and cases Of those Diseases peculiar 10 woman,
lave been enabled TO Pc feet most potent and posi-
I've remedy for these diseases.
To designate this nataral specific, l have named Il
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An EXTRAORDINARY COIIectI0n
e rare and curious wild beasts: Arctic Ocean
Sea Lions, Polar Bears, Gorilla, and in all, 1900
rare wild anlmals
Trained Tigers, Performing Lions, Hyenas,
etc. etc.
A six ton Rhlroccros. ten Performing Lions,
rare collec ion OF the African Antelope family,
More wild beasts then ANY THREE OF THE
Largest MkN AGERlES TRAVELLING.
Grand Canvas Opera House, holding 9 OC
spectators. furnished with elegant and luxu-
nj Us drawing room chairs.
Most elaborate museum OF living wonders
mechanical triumphs and rare curious objects.
Look ~ the m1ssive prJpor'i ions Of tins great
SHOW ON tbs morning Of exhibition day.
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That the OINTMENT fails to kill when applied
so it can get at the worms.
FOR SCREW WORMS:

Remember, we arc sole inventors and propric-
tors. and are protected by the United States
trade mark laws.
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DIR. WHITTIER,
6l7 ST. Charles street, ST. Louis, Mo,

Those terrible enemies OF human happiness
have indeed found their master in Jenkins IAN
NlHlLATOR." We have the testimony Of men
Of the highest standing in Louisiana and other
States that after suffering indescribable pains
for years, from which they sought relief in vain
by visiting the Hot and Warm Springs OF Ar.
rcncdics more or less highly praised, when hope
had almost died out, they have found relief
from pain by the use Of the ''ANNIHILATOR, u
perfectly cured.
THE ANNIHILATOR'' is purely Uegeta5le
and can be taken without fear of any Injurious
result by the delicate as well as the robust il
constitution. 1t purifies the blood, stimulate.
The LiOer and Kidneys and eradicates eUeTy res
tige of the above diseases. Price 81. Sold by
all Druggists s$ Pamphlets containing test
monlals and valuable advice Int free 10 any ad
dress.
N. JENKINS g CO., Propr's, N. o., La.
FIELAY * THOMPSON, Wholesale Druggists,
General Agents 35 Magazine ST., N. o., La.
rlr6 deod&wlyr