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Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
JeweIiy, Musicai Instram ants, &c

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Ogle is now holding
az extensive sale of j.welry, musical
instru unents, guns, rfi-s, pistols, ETC.,
at his auction store, sos Market street,
each evening at u clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rnAixw LnAyu vILnuuvrop.

FOR rhiladslphis: an, 100, als, eSs, 900
la.o2 lo.so q m; l5.lS, lats, as0, I0O, Gle
s.oo, e,S p. m. On SUNDAY, an slo. .
For New YORK; An. Ioo, iooa q. n. lals
/ 1850 p N, HmItsd Exl ress, -, y. N.
For haiumors and Wsshingt0n: l2N, 2lO
~ .: m; l2b5 p. u. Nmitsd Express
l.os, els, p. Ia. On Sunday, l2si, $40
For baltimore and Bay Line: i.os D. N.
For baltimore and way stations: s.ss q. N.
for Ne. castle: s.ls, .. M, LILO. $50 .. m
For Delaware Il. X: sisa. M: LILO, 80 p
No sunday trains.
For Wilmington 4 Northern K, H.: s.p. a
MI 3.06, p. MI $50, y. N. sunday sxcep
Fer Delaware Western X. b.: 7.lS, 1880, Am
top. IN.
fRAIKs AanvH At WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: l24s, 2oa, $40, 80 q, M.
120a, l24S, l.o2, 2b0, A.2J, k1a e.25, 1,OO
~, lilo p. N. ON Sundays: l2ls, 20S
l0lo 9 m.;7.@, Ills, p. IN.
From Haltimore:2l6, $50 Sofa. n; l20, Il o.
S'%' s.So p. m. on sundays; AIS, .. M
From Washington: AIS, q. m: lass, 1887
s,%, s.ac p. IN. On Sunday. 2lS a. M.
From New Castle: $50, lis, Q. m;
j. elbp. M. No Sunday traius.
From Delaware 4. r.: $50 q. m; ll.So, s.4l
pm.
From Wilmington b Northern II. X: sec
.. N. n.30 q. M; and eSS D. IN.
From Delaware Western X. H.: 500 d. m
2lb. s.ooD N. Sunday train 5.2S p. M.
TRAINS ron WILMINGTON LEAVE rHILApsr.
PuIA.
From BROAD street and Washington avenue
7.SJ, 800. 10 30, llAo a. H.: 20. Q. 90. 4. 10
bio, 800. T0S 9.<5. ll.so o. IN. On Sun.
days: $40 a, NJ; 800, sG.ll.So p. m.
Fso1i thirty-SecOnd and Market stree o.: l. CO
~. ll.SS q. u.; 1928, 100 800, li.30 .. n
On SUNDAYS Lea. 4. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
Tn Q I.Amps,

Peter B. Huested will receive prop.
sails up to the fourth of December, d
cleaning and repairing the lamps
the city and furnishing oil and gas
the came. for the term Of three yean.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26

A Washington correspondent
nounces that, ifGeneral Grant will
oept the Presidency Of the Nicarag
Canal, he will be paid q salary Of q
900 year at first, and $4,000 ay
when the canal is in working order.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
DUBLlC SALE

DUBLIU SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at Green II i'll
on the kepnett Pike, hall mile from the city
limits. Us0
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1879,
At2 O'Clock, =. NJ,
az follows: Bedsteafs, Bed and Bedding,
Bureaus. Chairs, Mattresses, Stove. Carpets,
China, Glass and Qusensware, Cook and
Room Stoves, and al kinds OF goods used
about housekeeping Sale positive.
HUGH STIRLING,
Administrator of John Kelly, deceased.
l.. W. Stldha u & Son, Auct. IL l8 Std. .liw
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
DOBlNSON'S OYSTER BAY,

Finest Oysters and CLANS in tho city lo
cents per Quart, or 8 quarts for el.00. fsa
lies, Hotes Ind Rel ettsurants supplied. Z
ters dclivretp free Of charge to all parts oi
city. R6BlNSON'S, III w, Ninth street
N. B.-Next door to \. l.. Robinson 4 b
Grocery Store. o,h and Orange 1t. ll-l9l
TVHE ORltilNAL BUSTON 700 STOl
l. tlS North, sth st., Philadslphia, 10
aOuri,hing, % fiilsd with beautiful goods, az uss
tables, glass and willow-wars, china leg
10. IL other sters like IT, Nothing ove1
cent Bent niss calling. s2s-Ntw
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26

CEwINH MACHINES REPAIRED AMI
- EXUHAN9ED. Alss gums, pistols and
locks Tor sale. bell hanging, tools, bolt cut
tors, ratchets, wrenohes, drilling machines,
engines and boilers. JNO. q. HlRZEII.
s-lSU ~ Il. 6eeonA strsst.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
Closed I'm,

Coroner Butz closed up his cigai
sto,. in the Journal Building yesterday
afternoon, as he place did not pay sx'
Dpnses
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
Fermentation Free,

Prescription Free.
For the speedy Cure OF Seminal Weakness
Loss of Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indiscretion or excess. ANY Drugais'
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON h 90. IS Nassau st., New FORK
T-8 tu'sd WHY
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26

& A. ALEXANDER, JPTlCIAN, OF
-, Roxborough. will stay with DR.. J. M.
Curtis, 9l7 Market straet, Wilmington, FRI
day, Dec. 8 to Dec. II. from .. M, TO p. In.
ll.g.-2W -3taw-3tW
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
DISPENSARY ASSOCIATION

For the gratuitious treatment Of tho poor
Tor bodily deiOrnities and nervous diseases:
spine, hip and knee Joints, knock-knoes,
bOw-legs, club loot, &c.
Cancers tumOrs. warts, and enlarged blood
vessels removed without the knife.
Piles bleeding or blind) cured, no knife
caustic or lgature.
Diseases of the eye and ear, also speciality,
Open 2 p. NJ. Consulting Surgeon,
CHAS. ID. GREEN, NJ. u.
mti.-l 343 North Twelfth street, Phil
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
6UNSMlTH b.

Snn REWARD.-For the arrest and
sDOOO conviction Of the party or par.
ties that committed highway robbery. and at.
tempted to commit murder on the body OF
Milard r. Tot, on Saturday evening. about
o'clock, the sth day OF November, 1879. near
Pennsylvania avenue and Clayton streets.
ll-llu J. y. ALMOND, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
/ lK|::::1..A!!!
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
EAIf MILLION DlSTRiB BUTfI

II III ~ Ahst.'A
u HhJf / MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE l. 'rr2ti 90
This institution was regularly incorporated
by tho Legislature of tho state for Education
al and Charitable purposes, In 1868, FOR
THE TERM OF TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
TO which the inviolable iaith OF the State is
pledged with capital OF u, ,oo0,o ,ooo, to which It
has since added q reserve fund OF x3bJ.0OO.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW
INiS will take place monthly. II neper
scales or postpones. Look at the following
Distribution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which viii take place the
18TH GRAND MONTHLY
AND THE En- fRAnRDlNARY SEMI
ANNUAL DRAWING,
At New Orleans, TUESDAY, DEC. ia, 10
Under personal supervision and manage-
ment Of
GEN. q. T. BEAUREG ARD, of Louisiana
and GEN. JUBAL A. EAkIy, OF Virg ria
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
az FNo,ice-Tickets are Ten Dollars eliy.
Halves, 81. FiiIhS, ". Tenth 81.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
Halves, 81. Ftith', ". Tenth VI
LIST OF PRIZES.

il.27s Prizes, amounting to........... .s5z2, 100
Gen. G. T BEAUREGARD, o La lCom,,
Gen. .IUBAL A. EARLY, ofNa.
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made to the office OF the Company in New
Orleans.
Write for circulars or send orders TO
M A. DAUPHlN,
p. o. Box 69l, New Orleans, La.
or same person at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-26
DRANDYWlhE MILLS QUOTA
ID 1lONk.
W. q. PENNYPACKER l. CO.,

Beet Ialept lour .$8.26eDs.25
Choice Family Flour. 6.0OG6s. .OO
Choice Supsrhne. ne.................. b.00S9s.O0
We are paying to-day for strictly cn.ioe
VIII 'at, LAO; Grsn, $50: choice Corn. o.
1919 W. q. PENNBPACKER l. co.
WILMINGTON MAREET.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
-....n.r 80 :. n a 4. TE


Tho auction sale the subscribers Real Estate In the
civ O-iensburg and elsewhere in the county OF ST.
Iwrencc w. postponed from June last will take place
M The House. in said ctY the LIST day oil Octo
ber al 10 o'clock A. NJ John w Picrcy auctioneer
Inc residence OF the subscriber with two acres OF
l;found several first class Dwelling Houses Wharf with
~ acres of attached feet long the River
81 Lawrence connecting the Ogdensburg Railroad sta
lion 20 of Land adjoining the said sta
lion southery 80 odd scattered Lots Further
ianing of Timbered Land, with good water
For catalogues apply to Messrs MAITLAND, PHELPS
4 CO. % and "a Exchange place, New York. or at tho
Office of the subscriber in ogdensburg ,,,, ,,n,,,,
SEPTEMBER, 1879
Bfhere viii DO no further postponement OF the saie.
which will 100 absolute.
FORECLOSURE SALE.-PROPERTY 100 MULBERRY
HARNErT, Auctioneer. Exchange Salesroom, III
broadway, Thursday September %, 1879 at II O'Clock.
Inquire of EVARrS, sOUTHMAYD' CHOArE, 52
Wall ST.
IT HENRIQUES, AUCTIONEER.
.w sell Tuesday September 23 1872 at IL o'clock
the Exchange Salesroom IL Broadway. by order
of Frank A. Ransom Esq referee the valuable Lot north
west corner of I'd av and I'D st.
JAMES NJ OAKLEY AUCTIONEER.
81 will sell ut auction Friday, September % 1879, at IL
NJ at Exchange Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway Supreme
Court foreclosure sale No psi West 36th between 9TH
Sth three story and basement brick House sale
absolue fifty per cent OF purchase remain ut
purchasers option on bond and mortgage ut six cont
for three years. Particulars &e, of HUFFMAN YEA
MAN plaintiffs attorneys S7 broadway, New York, of
auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
RESTAURANTS

RESTAURANTS.
pEsrAURANT FRANUAisE. NO. 81 WEST iiTif ST.
lObctweon University place aud 9th av, New York -
Table Hots from 70 r. Nj furnished Rooms 10 ict
cHAb JACQUES. Prupristor
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
SALES Ar AuCrrox.


sAa S$vsSS SSsSIR'h
WITHOUT ANY REsERyE,
NO. ~ WEST rIa 10Th ST. BET 5d sIH nr AND erH AVS.
w. cal, ssI,sn,iss onIoHEkiNG GfRiGHr PIANO,
Ei%H rs r'sd ALL raT 1ef'5
sn sas'iS 5s TSoS e ssSs
20 e EHE IS Es II sIS i'll slEK REP
ouAxIE%U rLUsH lrIs AND i6i4liRcISTa;, ,"'.n, -
rAE2Sk ks bnR#isS a5SH ,,,
Chairs Sah Cabinet ssH csnro and Gsrd
' ''' The THE FlSE s's's nkls sa'' Mirrors Ea''''
E aaad
chsG Fhah FMah SR
nsa and m g seassads single
3 Az $%'S sS sT ssss:
Turkish Suit drop light Chandeliers Mirrors Curtains
~ West 10Th st., between 9TH and 9th avs "
NB-Goods boxed and shipped, city country. II de
0'ToSS1 ~ Ss's RA5 ruEEESSAs
.MAcSISIoHs4 SSTMhNciS HSusEu6I6 At %
70 octave steinway cabinet Upright Piano.
desnS T1Spd rssew0ca Windsor %
80 pieces rare and costly Bronzes.
=
4 iniaid Md sien1a marble top Tablsa
. ebony and gilt Eases
20 Parian marble Statuettes
Sevrus and ormolu Mantel Sets.
3 Pier aud Mante Mirrors
carved and inlad Etageres
10 Window lace Curtains g
= Patent Rockers, In raw silk
80 chcdce or Paintings. by eminent ArtstA =
Pedestals and Statue Stands.
25 velvet and Brussels Carpets
elegant Library Cases.
Secretary Bookcases.
Library Tables. ~
. Ladies' Escritoires and Work Tsblea
800 volumes Choice Books
Turkish Lounges and Chairs
Suits, covered in silk.
solid walnut Extension Tablea
elegantly carved Bullets
"a Dining Chairs, covered in leather
china Dinner and Tea Sets.
40 pieces Sterling and Plated Ware
10 magnidsent Dressing Cases and Bedsteads.
inlaid Chifoners.
"a white cured hair Mattresses.
20 French Bolsters and Pillows.
3 Suits. covered In reps
walnut Wardrobes
Also Furniture of kitchen and servants apartmenta
NBGoods packed and shipped Take elevate railroad
to 23d St station j. LUCIUs SMITH. Auctoueer.
A .--PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE AT THE LARGE
TA,n;is A,n;BRowN , stone MANSION 1871 WEST l4TH. Be
MORNING. CoMMENCiNG Ar ii0 oCLocK RAIN OK
SHINE. PARLORS, CHAMBERS. DINING ROOMS. &C,
1aI RARE OIL A APAINrINGS M BRoMZES. TURKISH RUGS,
comprising elegant Drawing Room Suits satin and raw
silk, Eastlake styles Centre Tables grand square Piano-
forte; also Cabinet Upright, Cabinets, Bookcases Desks
Easy Chairs Oil Paintings, by master artists Bronzcs
Clocks Curtains. Mirrors handsome walnut Sets
Bedsteads Dressing Cases Bureaus Washstands, Ward
robes, spring and fine hair Mattresses Brussels Carpets
Extension Tables, Buffet Dining Chairs, Hall Stands,
Glass China and Silver Ware Basement and Servnntss
Furniture. ALBERT KRAEMER, Auctioneer.
Goods packed and shipped If required
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
JERSEY CITY, HOBOEEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOi,
SALE Oh 40 LET.

COTTAGES FOR sALE-FRoNfiNG on CENTRE.
Cport Bay aud overlooking Long Island Sound vi 500
ana upward viii buy elegant Cottages 37l miles
from Brooklyn and where boating fishing bathing aud
hunting good, this place Is only about hours
from Wall st 10 offers uncquaed advantages Tor summer
Orpermaneut residences For particulars apply personally
or by letter 10 w, 100 State ST., Brooklyn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-29

Paine. Jr.-and here let me say that these
men have gone to the State prison now,
which makes an extra Office. Laughter and
applause Speaking or Walter Paine, Jr., ne
is now ON the road. Laughter and applause.l
He was the treasurer Of one mill, a director in
three others, superintendent of the Sunday
school, president of a steamship company,
director in two banks and president of the
Board of Trade. [Applause-l He was one of
the men who did not want an examination OF
his books; he was the man who refused to
submit the matter to arbitrator. He had IL
Offices. Eddy, the man who has run away,
was only in one mill director. But he was
a member of the city government for two
terms, and also a member of the House of
Representatives. What a record. Six men
Republican. [Applause and laughter.l These
men all belonged to the Republican party.
They were members of churches, presidents of
Young Mems Christian associations, and
superintendent of Sunday-schools. They
knew that belonging 10 the church covered a
multitude of sins, and they used the livery of
the court of Heaven to serve the devil in, and
to shield themselves.
These are the distinguished Republicans
who have been running the Republican ma
chine in one Massachusetts, city. and Benja-
min has not got through yet. He is taking
up the towns in regular order. He may not
be elected governor, but he will damage
Republicanism some before he gets through
with it. At least, such is the outlook now
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-29
Renewing a Wagon Bed Easily.
Mar

To raise a wagon box or bed. put strong
screw ring in each side near each end of the
box. Fix a strong hook, with bolt and nut
to secure it, through beam over head in
the shed. To this hang pair of blocks and
tackle. A two or three wheel block will be
the best. Arrange four hooks on the ends
of the two ropes. and fasten the ropes to-
gether in the middle with an eye or ring. 30
that each hook may fasten to one of the
rings In the wagon bed. and tae eye or ring
in the middle of the ropes may hook on to
the lower block. Then one man can easily
raise the wagon box to the beams by haul
ing on the rope which is rove through the
blocks. When the box is high enough, the
loose end OF the rope is fastened to q cleat
or ring in the wall, or to the wagon box
itself. The box is thus hoisted out of the
way, and when it is wanted it may be low
cred on to the wagon again. Hay racks,
wood racks and wagon boxes OF all kinds
may be thus hooked up to the top of q shed.
One set of blocks and tackle will do for all /,
by having q set of stout ropes and hooks for
each box or rack, which may be fixed to the
beams
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-29
GLEANINGS.

A WOMAN in Fltcnburg, Mass, has natural
hair 81 inches long.
ALL who advertise do not get rich, but very
few get rich without.
A NEW YORKER is suing his wife for divorce
because she goes to sleep before he does.
CAPITAL is again seeking investment in real
estate-for the first time In half q dozen years
GEORGIA is said not to have single million
aire, and yet is the most prosperous Southern
State.
THE Philadelphia North American says
large vessels are in demand for petroleum
charters.
In the opinion of the Utica IN. " Observer,
Mr. Robinson will be reelected by a majority
OF over 5000.
EIGHTEEN million bushels of coal are walt
ing at Pittsburg for the "fall rise," now several
weeks overdue.
THE steamship Oder, which arrived out at
New York on Saturday, brought $4,000 in
gold from Europe.
TALK of cheek. Here we have Fraudulent
Hayes discoursing about Democratic frauds
determining the election of president next
year.
A SERIES of papers on "Our Common School
System" by the inexhaustibie Gan Hamilton,
the season.
| papers claim the Ohio election as victory for
| the single (gold) standard. The Cincinnati
/ Commercial doesn't relish this, and mildly
| observes ait is a great mistake"
CAT saved the lives OF family of four
children at Attleboro by awakening the Oldest
/ child by scratching the palm of his had. The
| boy found the house on fire, and rescued a
| SICK bed ridden brother and two others be-
fore the roof fell in. H1aH
LARGE landowners are not uncommon in
i Texas. but the largest of all is the Pacific and
Texas railroad, which owns upward OF 2, $40, coo
acres, equal to one-half the total area OF the
State of Massachusetts,. 1t is the proprietor OF
l,ll6s52 acres in one county.
SOUTHERN wheat has advanced to el.50 O
bushel, at which sales have been made in
Baltimore. The bulk of the Maryland and
Virginia crop was marketed some time ago at
much lower figures, when it was believed that
the wheat yield In the United States would be
in excess OF the demand.
THE Chicago Times says: It's all Grant nov
nobody but Grant. He put down the rebel
lion. Alone he did 1t, as Coriolanus boasted o
the victory over the Volscians. 1t is abou
/. time to recall the complaint of the old poet;
t sis II thus that Greece rewards her warriors
, Shall one man claim the honors won by thou
sands?"
Now that the New York World has deliv
! cred much wisdom to Ohio Democrats, befor'
: and after the election, without price, we trus
there will be furnished In the coming election
some evidence of its influence at home. 1
!, soft money was the canker in Ohio, we pre-
2 sumo hard money in New York VIII cur
!, everything. Butif tits not hard or SOL none.
: 1t is something else, aud we do not know o
!. any spot in this country where free lecture
. are furnished with greater liberality as T.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-29

duties OF Democrats than from that city, or
where they are moie needed.
THE grain markets have just passed through
. very excited week, during which prices have
reached higher point than at any time since
the present bull speculation set in. The net
advance in the past three months, or since
the deplorable condition of the European har-
vests became known, has been 50 per cent
THE apple crop on the whole il better than
the average New Eogland has less than last
year, but that was an exceptionally full yield.
Western New York has fine crop. In Ohio
there is a full supply OF winter apples, but
Michigan will scarcely come up to the average
These include the principal apple growing
sections OF the country.
CINCINNATI GAzErTE: Yesterday afternoon a
young gentleman from the Flint river district
came to town with a jag of wood and a pair OF
oxen. and in the course of his wanderines he
came across q fire hydrant that had been
'opened to clean out the pipes. He stared at
the gushing water in dead silence for mo
ment, and then gave the alarm by shrieking:
"Gosh all henlock, Here's hitchin' post
sprung leak worse than a sugar mapie!"
stock export trade OF the country Ia Indicated
tistics. These show that for the past fiscal
year the aggregate value of the live stock
export trade was nearly double that Tor the
preceding year, it being for the fiscal year
ending in 1875, 81 ,s4i $751; and for the last year
sll 1871 The live cattl eexport, which is in
Guided in these ngures, was 81 ,379 200 for the
last fiscal year. In 1876 1t 50 S9e ,sIS OF the
total xport for the last year, II per cent was
sent to Great Britain.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-29

OLD Zach Chandler expressed the opinion
while IN Massachusetts, that the National
life and national honor are more in danger
than they were during the war;" The Bos-
ton Post says: ''He is right for once. When
people and by frauds of returning boards,
backed by the military arm, and resort to
an octagonal continuance to stiAe investiga-
ton, give the presidency to a man never
elected, and ne follows up the Iniquity by
rewarding every person concerned in the
great national crime, the people may well
be alarmed. both for the national life and
national honor"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-29
RADWAY,S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT RELIEF

Inflammation Of the Bladder In tammation
OF the Kidneys, Inflammation OF the Bowels
Congestion OF the Lungs, Sore Throat Difficult
Breathing, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries
Group, Diphtheria, Catarrh. Influenza, Head
ache, Toothache, Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Cold Chilis, Ague Chils, ChilDlains and Frost
Bites.
the application of the Ready Relief to the
part o: parts where the pain or difficulty ex-
lists will afford ease and comfort
Thirty 10 sixty drops in half tumbler of
water Will in a few moments cure Cramps
Spasms Sour Stomach, Heartburn. Sick Head
ache, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Colic Wind in the
Bowels, and all Internal Pains
travellers should always carry bottle Of
Railways Ready Relief with them. A few
drops in water will prevent sickness or pains
from change OF water 1t is better than French
brandy or bitters as stimuant.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-29
DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
DR.. RAILWAY:

Changes as seen and felt as they daily occur,
after using few dosesi
l. Good spirits. disappearance of weakness,
languor, melancholy, increase and hardness Of
flesh and muscles, etc.
relish for food, no more sour quotations or
water brash good digestion, calm and undis-
turoed sleep, awaken fresh and vigorous.
pies. the skin looks clear and healthy, the
urine changed from its turbid and cloudy APP
pearance to clear seerry or amber color; wa
Ter passes freely from the bladder through the
urethra without pain or scalding: little or no
sediment; no Pain or weakness.
4. Marked diminution of quantity and fire.
quency of involuntary weakening discharges
secreting glands and functional harmony re-
stored TO the several organs.
D. Yellow tinge on the white OF the eyes, and
the swarthy, saffron appearance of the skin
changed to a clear, lively and healthy color.
lungs tubercules viii realize great benefit in
expecuorating freely the tough phlegm or
windpipe, throat or head; diminishing the
frequency OF cough; general increase Of
strength throughout the system; stoppage of
ness around the ankles. legs, shoulders, etc. !;
cessation of cold and ch1lls, sense sufiocation !;
lying down or arising In the morning. All
these distressing symptoms gradually and
Z. AS uay after day the Sarsaparillian is
taken, new sings OF returning health will
appear as the blood improves IL purity and
and i'm pure deposits, nodes, tumors, cancers,
hard Jumps, ETC., be resolved away, anc the
unsound made sound and healthya ulcers,
fever sores, chronic skin diseases gradually
disappear.
s. In cases where the system hss been sali-
waited, and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive
SuDlimate have accumulated and become
| deposited in the bones, joints, etc., causing
carries of the bones, rickets, spinal curyatures,
| contortions, white sweilings, etc, the Sarsa-
| par1lla will resolve away these deposits and
/ exterminate the virus of the disease from the
! system.
9. II those who are taking these medicines
for the cure OF chronic, Scrofulous or Syphilitic
| diseases, however slow may be the cure, feel
better" and find their general health improv-
! ing their flesh and weight increasing, or even
! keeping its own, IL is sure sign that the cure
4 is progressing. In these diseases the patient
| either gets better or worse-the virus of the
disease is not inactive; If not arrested and
driven from the blood IL Will spread and con-
tinue to undermine the constitution. As soon
as the Sarsaparillian makes the patient "feel
better" every hour you Will grow better, and
| increase in health. strength and flesh.
| The great power of this remedy is in diseases
that threaten death-as In