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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02
CO.H.nERCgsk.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. August 2-Thcrs is
nothing doing in Flour. Wheat is lower, but
receipts sre coed, and there were offerings TO-.
day OF TlI5 bushels. and ISLES at 1C2 lO} l05
aEd lt6 for Fu.z. and l07 and lO3 for Lancaster.
Corn Is Tn1, with sales of G IS bushels at Is. One
smsl lot Of Rye brcu ,ht 81. aad SO bushels Of
Oats SOLD al 81
COAL REroRT.-Tho following ls q report Of
the receipts and shipments OF coal during the
week cnding today:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal CO., j. Ii. Parrott IT, Agt.. ES1
Hanp Bait, Edward Herbart, Agent. 40
d. /. AgncW 81 Recommendations. 3ij
Total. lGI5
SHIPMENTS.
hmoficaA Goa! Co....... 9G}
IA",nP, d" pNit
j. L. Agnow 81 2GG
1"tal..'..'.... .......... l63
BALTIMORE. Au 2--Va Is old -; do dat -; do
c";is'd a'3 do q! Series 2't; Va l0.i0 495 pact
Dup r@unons 20 bid To DAY. Sugar firm A
soft {! ~ Cotton dull and lower; mddlng
~ Four dull aud unchanged Wheat
southern lower and fairly active; Western Weak;
SOUTHERN Ted iU3alCS do amber lIo,llU; No /
Maryland IL; Nn2 Western win,er rcd SPOT
and Aux lue3altSE; Sept l094.lC95 Oct llUa
III! C0rh-oOnth1rn firm aud nix h II fur white;
Yi'lU" lower Nt.!srn STEADY; Southern white
IS; d" willow IS: Western mixad spot and Aug
~. '!l7 Sep. 50 .4G4 Oct 4jta455 steamer IA
a d: Oats steady aud unchanged. Rye steady
~ o.. H,F unchanged. CeIJs q1ist; BIO car
COS ~ t!it. Whl:keY quIe. sud unchanged.
NEw YORK, Aug : stocks strong. Money
"a" Flour OWL Wnest-sp.ins dull; winter
ncLive Cnrn fairly active
POET Of ALhHANDk iA, AUGUST =
'iia rls"s san scts............,. s
CLEAAED
Str Lady G! the Lake, Norfolk, by + A. Beet.
StT Ico7ce leary. NorfoL bp p b HoOs.
STR w thompson, lower P1Ic, b. + A Reed
PASSED UP.
Bark lroTaiies, Schrs Jennie Rcsaens sid i
@ Buckley.
PASSED DOWN.
| Schr NfeadGsusht.
MEM0kAHni.
Schrs Il Mitchell and Silver Wing, hsncc
| ~ Baltimore | st.
Schrs j Johnson. w z Kenz.l and Jennie
a SHEPPARD, Georgetown, at ii Y L..
| Sthr Warren sawyer hence. NJ Boston 3Et.
SChr Chns Gibson, hence at Boston Isl.
SCtr J. Mallory, Georgetown ct Boston 1st
Schr F!nrs NJ Condor ssiled from ,acks or.
viilo IF Washif g.on 18th.
SrEi a i iiabcGcG, Georgetown, ST Newport
| 1lst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02

STATE JAN Major DulTcy, Commi. siouer
Of he'enue. returned bis books 10 the cc.k Of
the Cornofa'lan Genre Tor examination On ihc
:" h. We make he lI.!oNirg extracts:
EEon0l -NuDttr OF ;yhes 2,SQl, tx q
81, $2,S9l; schedule Is. $3.50 CO, tsx s. 80 :.
Sl,254 81; schedule &. $3lG 3d. tax at sos,
s. 5Sl.70; schedule u, $43 Gal. tax at 81,
S4S64l. Personal toial. $Gl0 G54, tsx at 80,
S6,lG3 CS. Real estate. SIS Ij4 G92, tax ut 80,
SIS. I13 IS. Total tax. $24 Q37.l4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02
CANAL CO IL NJ ERCE.

Arriyed-Bos!s a Main, Henry, Z Bsyer.
end Nj hcrsey 10 American Coal Co; BJC.ulg
hsn t. Hnlu2 & Ba,to Cosl Co.
Deasr!cd-Buats Ida j Red, K Minis, g NJ
Stonebtsker, a Main, s Henry, Bay or, NJ
kersey al d 3 J Cru,ehaa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02

| INSECT POWDER, Of best quality, and
l. fOWDER HU ) tor applying tue Powder
10 ted. ien:s, Hnwers &c; also Liquid Bod Bug
fH!s"n, Esl and Roach DETERMINATION, &c for
sa!c ty
Tlv ~ K g. LEADBEATEE BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02
POTION AC ACADEMY,

(formerly Alex. B ,ardiug school,
Established by Ber amin Hsi!owelt III 1871
A BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOLfor BOYS.
A complete English, Matthew atcal and Ci,s-
icsl course taught. Also French, GerInsn and
Spanish Tho Eleventh Annual Ses:ion will
open ShI ZEN Der 18th. For G .tllogIa CIV
ing full particulars, address
Us. BLACKBURN. Principal,
aug 2-2l@tSl4 Alexandria Virginia
REVuET CLASSICAL and MILITARY
DAA I'LL ACADEMY,
Near Wsrrenton Fauquier county, Virginia.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE,
UNIVERSITY OR BUSINESS,
Recommended for Location, Health, McrAli.y,
Scholarship and Discipline.
BOARD and TUITION (half sezsio.) $4,000
Address for Catalogue,
Maj A, q. SMITH, Supt,
B:thol Academ 7. O.,
ly 2l-eotSl Fauql isr county, VS..
POCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
~ SANDY SPRING. MD.
yhls Institution established on the closing CT
S:anmore school, formerly conducted BY my
sister, Caroline II. Miller, will recpsa SEPT.
10Th. A full course of instruction will be given
With Lectures upon History, Bellies L,ttras aid
The Natural Sciences.
For Circulars. giving ter ms and other pa-tic,
ulsrs, address
HENRY G. HALLOWELL. AM,
Jy S-eOom PRINCIPAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02

: EADBEATER'S DIARRHGA MIX.
A TUi!E and ESSENCE JAMAICA GIN
u hk, both old and popular articles for this ses.
son. JUS! prepared by
js.I \. :. LEADREATER &BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02

A. Il. ]. EXCuHSIoN.-MoGd Gtxt the A.
oxaudria Light loantTy : alt nthelr proposed
x.ursion to Fortress Monroe. the boys tava
been ioduSlritu5ly drilling i5r .umc time aud
hope TO Uqlt ihcu,se!va c:iduIab,y nj t;iA fJrt
wheIJ they nayo received omission tiOEi Gen.
Getty TO have . G!l and cross parade. on the
regular parade grouHj. A.il $ hiGhy css n
tial that sUodly tuNar e h! memJcrS #
the cou plty should 20, - CC:uf0 lrJpcr au
poaraucr, it Is hCp-d that employers WI IL
,her c|c,k- have ne necessary day i hon lay
Every arrauRI m@nt has been made Tor the con-.
tort and pleasure OF hos" who accompany the
txcursl0nl,tS and 4 large number o! Cit z Us
viii avail themselves Ct Tia C1nCiu"iiy. 10
have vi Il OF sal; ,lr.
ArGaDpcnrnla h.vu h@rD Iuaar with ,ho
Midland Rod i,Iijduc.4 r.l, lrru p.omi eat
poirts ca ;hcir road GLi numbers Of pnaI;Ie
from the rrr.r cDnaiiY are rXp.c,cl 10 TAKE
ADVANTAGE IN f,u!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02

y IlERGES SMALL SlZED SPRING.
La FIELD HAMS received this day. Thtso
hams arc very fine i'll quality, each AID every
Gao being guaranteed.
iy2l H w. AVERY, 2:G KireN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02

S0 MILES RIDE ON TEE POTOMAC
~ FOR TEN CENTS.
Two HOURS AT MARSHALL HALL and
MT. VERNON SPRINGS.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTUN will lssye
her wharf, foot of Prin 90 St at 10 q. m, on
MONDAY, August.
TUESDAY, Augu,t5,
FRIDAY, August 8,
SATURDAY, Augusta.
Returning at D. m. Music and Dsnc;no
hounu Trip lOI. aug 2-taS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02

SATURDAY, AUGUSTs.b,
Leaves for Piney PciaL q. IL 81 p NJ returning
leaves P'ney Point Sunday, 3p. n arrives q.
Alexandria at Q p m. Ticksts Sc
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1O.h.
LeaTts Tor Baltimore st 10 p. n. Stopping It
Piney Point hours. Arriving in Baltimore al.
p. NJ. Monday. Tickets 5O,.
J. NJ. HILL 6 CO., Managers.
Tickets for salo a. Geo. t. Ffelch's book.
sttr', Warbsld & Halls drug store. Lunt s.
DsVidson's drug store sad Janney s. Co's drug
store. Tickets limited sup2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02

PoET Of ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST =
,u0 risos .."......... i san scts.........,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-02

LHiost Church. ma .cryice.
s. Pals Church, Service .. II :. n.
Grace Ct1rch, -Sersce at Ii 3. u. auc
500 .. ~ "y Il v. Mr. Snsrr.
81 NlrY'S Church Mass at aud II am.
'c-pri al I y, IL. Paoes5rie ca ST. Ie1llIu.
at N h0 R~v. Dr.. Renu.
:, Cnsoa Presbyterian CAurch First c Church,
9'rVc1 at ! Il. IA. By N>y. DR.. Jacots. NJ
s:rVicG ~ n'.tt.
Second Presbyterian NAurcl-Sarvia, At J !
D. ~. nd 8 j ~. b kev. Wm piawiddc.
Meth Fps (AurcA --Ser7ic. u, Il a. III. aud
. IL. by Il v. j. ; b yer =. T..
Meth. E2&. Gt,,rch !Sontl -;srrvio, a. II
.. N ann .. by ltv. " X Is We.
Meth kot I!.Urch --Srrg;:, .: II p. III. ard
500 .. N. ~ Ii .. ". i. Graham
BapttS: GsWch-9cIvca Al II Il. IL. anl s
y. an. hy Il y. IS. :. rr1ick
Yong MeH'S L|r@'&.n -tSS3ciuii1N.--
Service Ut Sofa: aHt lIayvr InrCtug 10 he ualon
Ptcs. CAur:ii 4; / - IN. Jal! Up. ta. Aims
House at - y. IA. Cana. ~ - 0. IL. Opeu
ar lneotlns on Vinegar il'!' AT = IL.
TIE QlANDER CASE TIE arrest ani g..
cape Of Felix = laader. c0!0rai, was III .Gtion-
cd 10 yesterdays brgatie. nIGader has siLCJ
turned w. 10 a-hiaG:Un AID related 20 the
Truly 10 II lev GapDr sI@u ;aCrc, 4 m 5: hear;'
IoniI1g tale {! PERSECUTION .nI Cuira2r. only
fault ui which isits ult,r mant 81 ilulh. Qiiu.
der, who duTuy the wAr. wa ihu cstGCm III tie
nogtb1rs BY bis ateGliaal devotion TO the
3ou:hcru C.u;e, has sinne tuned CO. v(rj baby
and by bis ,hcvin2 AID Ia "!css proceedings las
become terror to he n2ighb3rhOoj. Cou
able Jlnrs II. Wa'k:Gs who arfss:rd Qlan-
der. ca Thursday. s.ys that he not Ou|y Irot
scbted h. SHch warrant, bat started TO read II,
and that y IluGcr rciu-ed 10 IistCo. The con.
srablo had Hith tin only one col0rcd man, when
Qlan1cr fl st refused 10 b, arrested aud had TO
retire fJr rcIGiore N :ut3. Qiaudsr cut The
hairless up before Tie constable lac; and def ID
h, olIotr. The harness vas fully iadep,ted by
Mr.. CtuDGr, AID y some Ct his hired men.--
justice Nrhy heard all Of the evidence 90 both
sides aud the Ih,tt VS. Glst c0ncusivalv PRO
ven. The s. OlIGr va do3c by tbc posse sum.
ln)ucG by Tic cJu>tet!r, ~io wer3 swjln 10
execute he law ard would have fred at any
;uap. white 81 ta,k. vino Az, mpicd 20 tsclpo
IRON justice. Whit 10 thtif charge. l. may not
he emla5 t0mer,i3A that Gunner i PtnneJ Iva
nia man AID ,h.l inls' Il inc community IN
which tllu.Gcr Nv ) a.c NJrItcru ma AMI
all Ggrgc Us 10 his vicious p:OpCnrlllts.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13
PATHS Price.

When Nine. PATHS matrimonial
affairs became trife mixed, the car
declared that she should not sing again
in st. Petersburg, and hearing of the
imperial statement, the lady, with an
independence that is characteristic of
prima dome, accepted the situation
and declared that she would not sing in
the Russian capital. In the course of
time, however. his imperial majesty be-
came less straight-laced. Nine. Patti
thing that can divert the minds of Rus
slams from the state of Russia is sought
for eagerly and obtained at any cost.
The lady was invited to sing on liberal
terms, and declined; the terms were
raised to $500 a night, and she declined
again. Then $1,000 was offered, and
the bait was too tempting to be resisted.
Signor Nicolini is also engaged.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13
The Mother Rules the World.

1t is hard for q young mother, who
has not yet overcome the maynard ten
denotes Of her own youthful nature, to
realize the influence she exerts over her
little ones. She is constantly sur
rounded by critical imitators who copy
her morals and manners. AS the
mother is, SO are her sons and daugh-
ters. If a family of children are bless
ed with an intelligent mother, who is
dainty and refined in her manner and
does not consider it necessary to be one
woman in the drawing-room and an
entire different person in everyday
life, but who is true mother and al
ways q tender, charming woman, you
will invariably see her habits of speech
and perfect manners repeated in her
children. Great, rough men and noisy
busy boys will always tone down their
voices, and step lightly, and try to be
more mannerly when she stops to give
them kind word or pleasant smile;
for a true mother will never fail to say
or do all the pleasant things that she
can that will in any way he'll Or lift up
and cheer those whose lives are shaded
with care and toll. The mother of to-
day rules the world of tomorrow.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13
A Doctors Fatal Bargain.

A singular case Of homicide was
lately tried at Spoleti, Italy. The
accused was rich farmer named Carlo
Maronni, and mis- ofense was shooting
a doctor who had failed to cure his
child. When the child, boy of Ia
months, fell i'll the farmer sent for the
doctor, and told him if his treatm ent
was successful he would pay him 1000
lire (about $40O). but that if the child
died he would kill him. The doctor
undertook the case, but his medicines
seemed to aggravate the disease, and
death ensued. A few days after the
funeral the farmer laid in wait for the
unfortunate practitioner and shot him.
The court gave the lenient sentence of
ten years imprisonment and %, 600 lire
fine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13

LADIES with plump, round figures
will be delighted to learn that the Mar
guerite is not called by its old name
Still, in spite of the name, or absence of
name, it is the same universally-beco.n-
ing garment. There has never, in the
whole history of polonaises, been one
made that was SO stylish, graceful and
universally becoming as the Marguerite.
Most of the polonaises are open from
the waist in front, and are draped twice
below the waist on the seams that are
next beside the middle seam Of the
back. A long Topped bow and ends
placed on these seams conceal the
draping and adds to the graceful eff
feet
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13
A Bargain in the Lone Star State.

There is some humor in Texas. The
other day man brought out forlorn,
spavlned-looking steed, and addressed
the spectators thus:
"Fellow-citizens. this is the famous
horse Dandy Jack. Look at him. He's
perfect. If he were sent to the horse
maker, nothing could be done for him.
What shall have for the matchless
steed?'
"What will you take for him ?" yelled
the crowd
1.-TWO hundred dollars"
"Give you S."
"Take him. I never let $195 stand
between me and horse trade. That's
business"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13

to sleep until he had seen mamma, and
that there was no use in teasing him
When he saw me, baby held out his
arms and said to the frightened nurse /:
81 told you she would comeW After
which, having kissed me, he lay down
on his pillow, shut his eyes and his fists
and went to sleep.
l had hardly had time to change my
dress when [ heard horses stop beneath
my window. [ seated myself very COM
fortably in my usual place, and ordered
tea to be served.
Count Alexis entered, with his hair
tossed about, looking very tragic, and
with eyes filled with passion.
"Thank God," cried he, find you
alive!"
His voice, his manner, all seemed to
me as false as possible.
"And why, dear Count, should not
be alive !" asked I, with the most tran
quill mien.
My assurance made him lose a little
of his own.
"But," said he, 81 had thought-you
went, did you not, dear Marie? You
went-you deigned ?"
[ looked at him attentively, and,
thanks to l know not what miracle, [
saw in him now nothing but an actor
and not very good one.
"Why? Why? Where?'
He looked at me with an air of stu
pefaction. I could not help smiling.
"YOu forgot yesterday this small OBJ
ject on the table," said [, pushing the
key towards him. "It must be precious;
do take it back"
Completely at a loss, Count Alexis
took the key and put it into his watch
pocket without saying word. The
servant who had just entered with
the tea on a waiter, offered him his
glass.
"No, thank you," said he; 81 have
no time. l am expected at home"
And he disappeared
Now, when l think of it, [ cannot
help laughing; but that night l cried
bitterly. 1 cried from rage at the
thought that might have ruined my
self for that fool. And all that for the
sake of eastern carpets and q little
rhOdOmontade.
"Well, they say there is God for
children, and we must believe that
there is also for the giddy. AS for that,
they are about one and the same thing.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13
THE TALE OF A PIN.

Only pin, yet it calmly lay
On the tufted floor in the light of day,
And it shone serenely fair and bright,
Rejecting back the MONDAY light.
Only a boy; yet he saw that pin,
And his face assumed a fiendish grin;
He stopped for a while, with look intent,
Till he and the pin alike were bent.
Only chair; but upon its seat
A well-bent PIN found safe retreat;
Nor had the keenest eye discerned
That heavenwaru its point was turned.
Only man: but he Glanced to drop
Upon that chair. when, tizz-bang pop!
He leaped like a cork from out bottle.
And opened wide his valve de throttle.
ONLY yell, though an honest one,
1t lacked the element of fun;
And boy aud man, and pin and chair,
In wild confusion mingled there.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13
An Outrage on Nature.
Boston Times.

Niagara Falls is the glandest catar-
act in the world. Half of it belongs to
the United States, yet it is not possible
for an American citizen even to look
at the falls unless he pays at least 20
cents.
Watkins Glen, New York, is q won
derful chasn, wild and picturesque, but
the American citizen must pay SO cents
to enter it.
1t is hard to fence in Mount Wash
ington, and it has not yet been accom-
plished, but as the fares are much
higher than the mountain the free
American citizen may think he can
save money by walking to the top. He
is mistaken. He will have to pay 80
cents toll to walk up.
The Au Sable chasm is gloomy and
grand, but it costs the American citizen
SO cents to see IL.
The Flume of the Franconian Notch
is worth seeing-75 cents worth.
The Whirlpool at Niagara. is sad and
somber; at least it makes the American
citizen feel so when he goes there with
party Of ladies-5O cents each.
The Falls of Montmorency are ro-
mantle, historical and beautiful-25
cents admission and so cents toll.
And thus it goes.
If American spectators could only
erect q wall along the sea coast, so that
no one could see the ocean without pay.
ing dollar, it is quite likely the free
American citizen would go to see il
without murmur, and take his chill
dren if they were allowed to go for hal
price.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13

The famous Mason & Hamlin Cabi-
net Organs, which are certainly the best
of these instruments in the world, are
now sold for payment by installm ent|,
bringing them within reach of those
who can make only small payments at
a time. Any agent for their sale will
1--WE particulars.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13
His 0ccnpafiOn Gone.

Had he Arkansas doctor" that tapped" the fat
pronounced it dry dropsy. lived to-day, he would.
like Othelo, find his occupation gone" for Allan'd
Anti-Fat. a purely vegetable remedy, safely, but
positively. reduces corpulency from three to six
pounds per week. Sold by druggists.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13

For Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, Sem
inal Weakness Impotence, &c, In
Young, Middle-aged and Old Men.
A little book illustrated by Anatomical plates
containing the Prescriptions successfully used
In tho Authors private practice for rs years. and
giving plain directions how to obtain certain cure
by self treatment at small expense without hind
cure is effected. Sent to any address on receipt OF
four three cent stamps.
FOR LADIES ONLY.-A book similar to tho
above on the Diseases OF Won en- with directions
for gelftreatment of especial interest to Married
Ladies and those contem plating Marriage, sent to
any le6y en- receipt OF four three cent stamps
Address, DIR. T. WILLIAMS,
43S East Wafer ST. Milwaukee. WIS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13

Under the Direction If the Sisters o. Holy Cross.
The course CT Studies is Thorough in the CLASH
cal, Academical end Preparatory Departments,
NO extra Charge for Frenc or German as those
CONSERVATORY OF MUS lC--Under the charge
OF competent corps Of teachers; comprises
large Music Hall and twenty seven separate rooms
Tor harrs and pianos. Athorou8h cout sc for grad
uation in theory and practice Aesthetic COmpO-
s1ton. Large Musical Library. in French, Ger
man. English ana Itafaf--free weekly lessons and
daily practice. Weekly lessons and recitals
In the Art Department the S principles which
form the basis for instruction in the gerat Art
Drawing ana Painting.
Pupils in the Schools of Painting or Masic may
pursue special course.
Those who have passed creditaD;y through the
Academic and Classical cOGrsa eceive the Gradu-
atlng Gold Medal of the departments. GRADUATE
ing Medals are awarded to the stuGents who have
pursued a special course i'll Conservatory of Mu-
sic or in the Art Department.
Prize Cod Medals awarded in the following
courses: g rnan. French, Christian Doc rine,
Painting, Drawing and Domestic Economy, in the
Senior department; and for Polite and Amable
Department in both the ScIi;cr and Junior Depart
mentS.
Number of Teachers eEcag"i in Preparatory Ac-
ademfcdl and Classical De..%r tlents. IA
Modern Languages
Drawing and Painting....... Observation-Disclosures.
Vocal Music
Dress Making, Plain an / Fanct Need eworK....
Simplicity of dress enforced BIS rule
For Catalogue address:
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st. hdru's Notre Dame p o. Ind.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-13
DR. SHOREY'S KIDNEY
lNVES TfGATOR.

The failure OF action of the Kidneys is q source
Of many distressing diseases, and Induces Rheu-
matiSm, equity affections, Pains in the back and
loins, etc. The following sym ptoms indicate weak
ness arising from a dlsordered state of the Kid
neys. indisposition to eXertion, loss Of power or
memory, difficulty in breathing, nervousness.
trembling; weakness of vision, wakefulncss, pain
in the small of the back. muscular lassitude. hot
and dry skim erup lions on face, pale COM exion,
etc a judicious and prompt use of this prepara-
ton may be relied upon to give tone to the organs
restore rest their power ana remove the symptoms.
remedy 50 reliable as PR sEoREY,s k1pNEY IN
greatest value In treating diseases OF the Urinary
organs, such as Brights Disease, Non-retention Oh
1ncontiDence OF Urine irritation Inflammation
liberation of the Bladder Kidneys. Chr onio
Catarrh Of the Bladder and Uretha, DISEASED
PROSTATE, Gravel or Stone in the Bl adder, Drops
lcal Swelling, ETC., for weakness arising from
excess indiscretion or excess in either sex
physical decay IN young men and women
Of tho Kidneys. .Fleshy persons and per.
the Kidneys to undue exertion Will derive greas
benefit from occasional use of SHoREY's KID.
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