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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-03

to the broken fence at the jumpingof place
on Wilkin street and to the dangerous preci-
pice for quarter of a mile through the Bohe-
milan settlement along the Short Line railway.
1t was stated that the needed protection at the
foot of Wilkin street was in charge of the
board of public works, and that President
Rhodes will write to-dly to Superintendent
Prior that a fence is required along the preci-
pice above the Short Line grade.
KALAMAzo STREET BRIDGE.
An order was passed that the board of pub
lie works proceed to. rgrade the approaches to
the bridge over the railroad on Kalamazoo, now
Burr street, without requiring half the esti-
mated Gust to be first paid in.
The committee on fire department was in
structed to report at the next meeting the par
ticulars as to any fire department property held
adversely to the city. 1t is presumed that this
resolution has in view a lot in the Second ward
intended for the fire department., to which the
city has not obtained full title and which is
claimed or held by ex-Ald. Reed.
The board of public works was directed to
instruct the street commissioner of the lower
district to lay crossings on the south sides of
Nash and Somerset streets, across Mississippi
street.
A resolution was adopted appropriating S156
to pay the balance of the Ohio street assess
ment on block z. Sweeney's addition to West
st. Paul, in consideration of the cession OF land
taken for opening Ohio street to the Dodd road.
WOOD ORDINANCE REPEALED.
Under suspension of the rules an ordinance
was passed repeating ordinance No. So. provid-
ing for wood Inspection ETC., and all amend
ments thereto and directing the return to
wood dealers of the unearned portions of their
payments for licenses.
A proposed ordinance, of great length, re-
lating to the general supervision and control of
the sewers of the city, was referred to the COM
mittee on ordinances, the president of the
board of health and the city engineer.
A number of claims were presented and re-
ferred and the council adjourned.
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served in Richmond, Va, while in the other
principal postoffices in the South the mails
were burdened by the observance of the day.
Belgians cure rabbit skins 80 that they ap-
pear to be sealskins. Ten thousand rabbits
were recently killed on one English farm in
Essex and the skins were sent to Belgium.
Mark Summer, a Baptist minister, has been
sentenced in the United States district court,
to confinement for six years at the Albany
IN. W prison, for forging pension papers.
Russell Sage and Jay Gould are very "short"
of telegraph stocks, and are making desperate
efforts to 'bear" these shares. They don't re-
spond quickly enough to please these kings.
Seventy-two young men have been sentenced
by default at Berlin to fortnight's imprison-
ment and $50 marks fine for emigrating with
out permission and evading the CONSUMPTION.
Leadville men look with contempt on a man
who would wear collar, but the man who APP
pears without gold collar button in the neck
band of his shirt can't claim to be dressed up.
1t may or it may not prove source of solace
to smokers to know that pure article of Ha-
vana cigar is now made by soaking straw paper
in decoction of tobacco stems and refuse
matter.
Ferdinand de Lesseps is over 10 years of age,
but his eye lights up with the fires of IS when
be declares that there is no man in either
hemisphere to whom he yields in admiration
of the fair sex.
1t is thought that the ill health of Mrs.
James Russell Lowell will prevent her hus-
band, the American minister to the court of
st. James, from being great entertainer, and
English society gracefully appreciates bis posi-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.yoRK. Dec 3O.BENVEs a here were only 10 hesG
Of rough state oSon stag" ad yry COWS rccevei today
quality SOnsS. any I'M. ,y..'es's.;
0-c % Ia Iinoi. do, l5G 10, 40, 81 70 10
do l.434 H. AT lac % D. less 81 ear purchasi bv Van
per 10 d ~ ,idsmin l. On.o steers l. 81 n, 1t
6.c TO lress h; Dllrubaek & Dewey suIG: IL state
oxen aud - AIS tPo'rl, <S d. At 80 live WEIGHT, 4Dry
cate hight run 81 stick tomoti"w and there was
eNcitemen today over te news Many o the Aos'ern
boc.ed with and u vii days be-
fore ght alma make progress coming Fast largo
Of freight aung rong the roads. Ard
that the st OK likely owe,
showing at this morning Al Buffalo. I'd dispatches nay
vertircd 10 sail Sa ur,isv
will pay high prices To eet The stock . s,
The prie payel and made dhcui' to ret
uowu town IN wagons trat reia, SGtu-rs
Washingt n Market day. Trair therefore light
the ,dcalions a small suppy gaa caused very irrl
the sales city Slang teroc Beef wei. " 1We!c few
choice sld 30. out 10" offerings Of Prime
The ~ which taken from stesmor
PerriaD Monarch sersy will be SOLD Al the fGtns,
shipments to-day were 2 qLirt"fs o.: Ecsf 700 Car
Mutton 7!5 Dress.d hogs the CITY
treal Nv Messrs >b' imam GletS
CAV rs-Keceipts were % hea1, oil at 6Othst There
a. a good dem nd for Livs Calves,
ask good ot Of ras.er~ "a so at ss o and sw FrrS
Vcals At S%c. We Iut ras-ers At basic Eri
ate: Poor TO FAIR Vess ~ ga ie +cod da e
7do There IA lst iAir supply Of cnanfry Hog
cayss srrivs Aud the mstketh nnn At y20lo toF
both Jersey aod SaL The reoeip dressed Puutr
80 hght AID lree. 50 high that all gane OF Cslv~s have
sales ha,enheck Dayt. .od 20 STATE GIassarr rs? m,
~ IS 80; Fed Caves 262 n az s,c. Vea 10 g. AZ &c
do, l2O n. att C: do, 1870 m, al
Dilenbeck Dewey Sod Yves calls. LAG ~, At DC
SHEEP AND LA%Bs-Re, elpls VIEW 70 II ASA
'nc!uins oirs &C. Total saut.sy 1908 hf
as''ne' 1889" head i"F s ~" sspons mo last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

The Governors Of the Bank Of England at her
regular weckl, meeting to-day III ,dr no change IN
tine rate of discount and II remains at 3 per cent
although during the week the bank lost EJ03, 900
bullion. and the proportion ot It's Ia Its ma
bItl,s was reduced fr III 1876 3S5le per cent.
To-Day the bank lost e. 800 OmllIou on balance
At the London Stock Exchange, British con'ols
were a mig a. 9oI1l6 Tor money and
$40 higher at 90 for account United States boud>
we're hrm at unchanged figures. American railways
generally werr stronger. IN sympathy with yesicr
days higher prices IN the home markets but CrD-
trail and Hudson up 10 l59a l5Sl,, aud Lake shore
10 III were strongly III ms condition as to JUS
tify the suspicion that the London market was
manipulated by cable IN conf auction with tO-days
New-York market. In Paris French 3 per cents
declined from 81 32l2 to Si.57l2 sight exchange
OH London TALL hg 10 25.2S francs to the +. The
weekly statement OF thr Bank OF France shows an
increase gold Of II $50 900 frs. and decrease
III silver of 1888 uOD fr,.
The subscriptions 10 $2O, 900 600 Northern Pacific
Raj road bonds will be opcued Monuay, January 3.
1851, Instead of January q.
me INSCRIPTIONS for So, 500 900 bonds and stock
of the Mexican National Railway Company. ut the
Office of Woerishoffer a. Co.. were closed to-day. Tue
amount subscrt ell Tor exceeds Yl2 100000 Al
lotments will De made as soon as possible.
The following wsrs tue rrcsD6s LaI shipments .,
and from Chicago an Milwaukee, to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

Railroad bonds only moderately active, and
the dealings presented little that is Of special inter-
est Boston, Hartford and Ere frsts notable
exceptions In the market and rose from 40 to 6Ol2
Ere seconds sold ut l02asa l01a4a102. Missouri
Kansas and Texas first cOnsols rose 10 1l3, but
acted 10 1922 and seconds only steady at II.
c., C. and 1. G.. first asscnted were dull but there
were indications that the Pennsylvania Railroad
interest had advanced its bid to lOGi3 or better.
Chesapeake aud OHIO frsts. series b. were strong
M 10 81, and currency debts TO 50l2 New-York
Elevated first Is to 100 and Metropolitan first
Us were strong at 100. Wabash new Is sold at 10Y,
general mortgages at 81 ian advance of IA. I. and
W. seconds at 1882. and convertibles at 111le9
ILL., and Great Western seconds at 10S'01OSl2.
Denver and Rio Grande frsts were steady at Is,
aud consols at I16la Iexas and Pacific incomes
declined to rs. anu firsts of Rio Grande Division
were steady at 0sl260Sl. Annexed are the 'o''ng
quotations:
Bid. Asked Bid. A ed.
B. H.&ElUM Louisa Y ash. NO&
IL lsOO...,.... 5Oi1 6OLa Mob LIST .....lO3 100
b. &. X. ~. LOuisv'c a Mash.
la ~ 1906 100 loOh EH& y lat 6s. 1927
Central Iowa LIST LOUISE Essh.Gen ,..
hAeIs 1865 llAb :. kKo.,...........lVltl 02 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

N
n--.-s:s- ~. /. c,,,..,t, a..
-.sSr - :. ~. 49, '..~s. -'-s-~ :. ~ -;,S1,
so.S,~ - ..r-rx. I---~1--E ~. 1.--.- !.
- .~..~..-s- -,-~L ~ -.-S.. -Hs.-. y. 81.
-. --,-A--- ~ .~-.-
$3.50. $3.50 -, - .--s-
.'''n, ''''',.lA " $500 ~ '.v'-S 49,.
~ s"o s.ooe wv WAY 'A~'.
Do1' - uo''s 49, 49,.
S'eS.oAs 'as'y '.'""s AaV
"SO.''.''~''S ~'o '""~'~'. - 49, -. s ..---' 49,
.EAes PLce. VI ~" w 'vsuHvy - 49, .,s ,
uU OF STOCKS tsay oV'VVW sunsov up0u wv
privileges which expire to-monOW' but u saIs
70 guess" that an the calls " VIII % responded
70 without the Dccesity OF tho purchase OF mngie
share ns stock IN the market. fernaps tne maFAcs
has mos yet roacned tnc danger po'nt; Dut snele "
no couDS tnat IL - Iast approacnne IL fIco" ".s'
reached ngures tnat Wouio % Jus'inoo cu,S ~
guarantee tnat tuo UiS'uoSo 'opaoooo~ -
the extraordinary railroad statements rccenuy pu"
lished was to bc continued indefinitely. vi course
there y no such guarantee and little proDaDln'y
that the recent statements can be repeated Tor 1881
A moments thought that all OF any decrease 10 the
net earnings of company falls entirety upon l's
stock, and when there is preferred stock upon inc
common STOCK, Is sumcient 70 mnAo p'eso"' ne".e'
look speculative and high. even without the ald OF
bonds are 1888. 600, 600; the bonds are 4OoOO'oOo
upon which the interest is TO be paid ana 'nteres
on the Harlem haiiroad Donos an' per con' upo"
the stock OF that company oeiore tnc Oen'I'u anu
Hudson stock sees dividend DO the earnings Rreav
or small. Northwest common stocK ID seInns %
1868 yet before 1t there Is moro than
of preferred stock. bonded Indebtedness ana CAPT.
ialized rentals. small percentage OF decrease III
the company's business Will leave the common
stock out Ill the cold so tar as us
being q source OF income to Its holders. ETC
has made splendid showing Tor the iast year, AZ
though 1t does not pay tue paitry sum Oh Foo'VoV
interest due upon It's income Dohas put ocioIo '"o
common stock there ~ aDous T3oOoV'OoO oi ueoo'
which must be paid. A small percentage OF de-
crease IN the earnings OF this company wiz consei'
surplus into deficit OF fixed charges. we might
go through the whole ISL oil STOCKS IN the same ha
ner. IDcy all have LIABILITIES that are hrsc cuaraes
against income III gooo anu o'u Seai'' '"" AZ '"1
losses II any. lail upon inc cohlhoh S'ocAS, ""'"
the losses are SO large 'haS 'heS INJURY 'no 'u"''
deo's'
In i-'lay market, Cchtrai anu nuusoh ""s 'no
leading feature rs IL was at Yesterdays ending
From the opening figures of 1J331523t its price
rose 70 1856 ANA it closed at 1914 Lake Shore and
Michigan Central followed with advances OF lag
per cent The first named closing within Is per cent
of its highest point at 1858 cx dividend, but tho
Latter nj 1915 ex dividend was 1is per cent
below It's best figure 1905 Western Union
was poticeably active, and from s1l4 it rose
10 pa ON ,nc '.y"s ., ANU. ,. r0Vo' soi. onT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
NOTICE

Stockholders of the STANDARD CONSOLIDA-
TED MINING COMPANY VINO desire a continuance
of the present nanagement-the same that has ex-
listed its IganIzatlon-will please make their
proxies in name of either DANIEL Cook, john +.
Boyd. or William Willis. and nclose to either of
the undersigned, care Post Office Box No. $50
NJ. K COOK, Vice-President,
JAMES Ii. BANKER, Director.
New-YOrk. Dec, %, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

The receipts OF nonr anu gram at primer pa
Atlantic ports this Both day OF December were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

i Car.s 70 two scent stamps W. JENNINGS DEMO
annancns Oanleo-- tflales.
A TEMPERATE YOUNG MAN, 20 years of
mes. thoron y wages win be accepted and faith
saess s-'' '
A MANUENSIS or CORRESPONDENT BY
ana o. -
eIanaH: Box Gt : TFiS%@e ones. -
A RESPECTABLE aged American gentle
~ desires lace in some ho1Ss OF :io sa good
SeSe P smpsra esu well edacais good At English
ccmpositi n, Address C r.. ia shave. city.
CLERK, &c.-By young American age Is.
or any c wGSS psSss @
iyn, Z D.
COLLECTOR, GROCERY or TRAVELLING
sa. ,raS eS some me Isad.s
1G sS red a. t. s5 Vest st. Ely ana
COLLECTOR OR CLERK.--By smart, in
~ tellig az educa ell American age ~ rnarTed twelve
hddrsss e. HoES carovan ih0d'n & cnappe' Muir
CLERK.-By young man l24l as dry
~ gooos CLERK experienced is sober steady and ease
VEINS n mouth Gorto COuaty, Iowa
NOLLECTOR.-Bv a competent ard reliable
AN rean aG ears Of age Is capable o. filing a ANY 20
David Smith. iii West 5Oth.st, City.
nRIVER-By young man (26), with three
e Ss sober and steady 19s 'hGnfs
NAY NAY sss IN xo1sS oths sO
nRUG CLERK.-By drug clerk. 26 wear:
s e; T.
Ory-sl. Rochester. y. Y.
ELOORWALKER or PACKER.-By a
i smart ene geta young (Engish) IL well educ ted
sober Wiling, honest and not al al Of work Address
DAVID Davis. 40 North DIST. BROOKLYN.
EARDENER.-By single Protestant mn !;
under busncsscare OF hor ses and rIiages
place CITY reference l. boYD. 97s 9daye.-
nALL-BOY.-By a young man 10 year. of
ence and good references. Address W. rowNshND 20
West 4Oti-st. City.
I IGHT PORTER or OFFICE ASSISTANT
NV emp aS e eT w
wages light r's Office p E 9, ss
dress JOHN DODD. No. I3O AOnroe St. city.
DORTER or PACKER.-Youne man. %
bor, psek eF9 IN Whole ale or retail ons
IN highest character can be gwen EuwA"D DoNohoE
DECEIVING CLERK or LIGHT PORTER.
III temp rate man 50 years Of age er-
srenced ~ ains oas ara %s. e S. or factory
can give cool reiere all address ChAs PEAR
sos. 225 stuyyesan ave. rooslyn
CTENOGRApHER and TYPEWRITER OPP
] y
year, line -d "ih ~ rene on,
experience assistant official stea giAhef covering peIiOn
of good address refers - prominent
ami grntlem.n and not eaO1aDe IN et
citations Pcase address j. r. SMITH. No Bus BINGHAM
ST. Hartford, Conn.
| rTAILOR.-Paulme Boccard, French tailor
ladies' riding habits ladies' SUITS and sarm-nt, hrs
Sass o s i4 stS sSs ENHANCE ora iS2 E71b
TRAVELLING SALESMAN, &c.-By md
die aged - ys,' o, ase a, nc
encesAi. Address CHARLES Il. MohEY 70 EoX 'd"'
| PiILsfeld. Mass. -
| FULMAN.-By a smart young English
~ man quick and irt not afraid OF work
wiring dispOsiton, aud VIII w0rs 0r mOier
| ate wages Address JOHN COLLIER. 6jG West todst
| city.
| Useful MAN, &c.-By a strong. stont,
~ Leathy. bright harawmkinG Young man 'ml."yment
rs use. nj light porter has worked
farm inrnsh od reference aud would HoIE Tor -inA
wages Please ,ail or aeon ess NJ NJ. 33l Est IN 81
| citndtlous fUQntep-- femIlss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

Bid. Asked
B. H.. &E.lst NJ
- lJOo........ bOh bO5
b. e. X. a ~.
la ~ 1906 100 lc0b
Central Iowa LIST
AAeis 1853. .llAb ..
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AsHE9-onek u1oAe9 - Il. -. ........ M,
s'ice zoos hSSS 81 '(ilY epo" privn!e tef1sI 40
Sriivai and WifkdsIn x9oo bar ek c1sy g Eiay ~
ia So 6ses Iij ess i6 md stsedS ssisA sDs 80
HSraoxibo a. DFiynl9 toTnA -. -
coTT0 NepoS CottoD. quiet ard u1cnnn9ea ~ ~
bSIes Tor spinning deiyesss q es1.sss s M ~,
fSS az &c xsss and t73s bai!. st yyss 49, sss.
Der !, 3.xvs.2V halee sga'nss AiAeoSA '."'
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New publications.

A PRESENT FOR YOUR FRIENDS
"A to keep you In mind every In tie year.
THE HOME JOUKS
Auuua subscr1 ton. 81 IN t0wr % ont
NORRIS PHILLIPS & co, rark place, Now.York.
A REPLY 10 TOURGEE'S "FOOLS Err
~ RAND" BY wM. L. ROYAL. OF tho New York Bar
Free. 20 cents. BY mail postpaS E.J HALE eON,
tubIisher0 NeW.YOrk
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There we're no transactions IN city bank stocks.
The following are the bidding and asking prices at
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Gitraflons UanIcu-- femIles.

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
IA All Kinds o: so"i competent cinac 'erviit an ls
girls for nelp aud coorei s,r
wants. = large od estAJl.slel PROfESftSi HOME
BC fEA L. l3S 6thave. fourth house above lJths.
CHAMBERWORK. HOUSEWORK. WAIT
" ING NURSE, &c-By Protestant gils
for city country, for muOeiao wages Al the Pho
INSTANT HOME BUREAU q. l3S Gth.aye., above lOtt-si
COOK or HOUSEWORK.-By a thorough,
~ competent stands every branch Of cooking
in The country CITY moderate wages Is al
PROTESTANT BUREAU. 1873 6ti-ave. ABOVE lOtast
COOK, WASH, IRON.--Bv German help;
~ for city codury. Can u' seen At tho PROrE sTAS1
NOME BUREAU, lSs G.have. toart house above l0thst
HOUSEW ORK.-By neat, tidy, intelligent
Protestant young girl will be generally useful In
wasner beat Recommendations wages
Can DO AZ 500 6thaTe neIr ad st., first
floor.
I AUNDRESS.-A first-class colored laundress
j wishes mems ana family washing most reason
tain shaaes and pillow artsAlly references
hrstclAss Cali address MARY L. GORDON. LIS West
SUth.s-
w ASHER aud IRONER.-By a respectable
w at 265 TIA ave-. top noor; compeLenI gOou
washer and ironsr best reference no cards
-
fjelp Wanieo.
ROOKKEEPER WANTED in Publishing
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Louisa Y ash. N0&
Mob. LIST 6s......l03 lO0
LOuisv'e a Nash.
Ell u y lat 6s.l01 E.
LOUISE Nash. Gen
NRo.,............lvlt 1924
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> ate bombs were inactive. with small sales OF
Loui ana cousoIs at 80. tennessee 6s. old. at 1912
aud ne v 47l2. Alabamas. class A. at 73. and North
Carolina consolidated Is at S5ia and special taxes
nj T. Annexed are the closing quotations:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-02
Job Printing.

the past few weeks the HERALD jon
q has added largely to its extensive
Pf Job material. Several new fonts of
{Epe, together with forty fonts of latest
}splay type six presses, all run by
render the HERALD jon OFFICE the
complete in all its appointments In
I'm Texas, and without a superior in
Ilre State. Our.workmen are all men
cnence, which is guarantee that the
executed in an artistic manner. Our
and the public generally are invited
ana examine specimens and to hand in
Iders. Prices moderate and work
shortest notice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-02
Reading Notice.

fssrs. W. H. Patterson & Co., the en-
fsing druggists of our city, have been
felled to order large stock Of those
\ celebrated "Snyder's Curative Pads"
DER to supply the increasing demand on
Zee their introduction in this part of the
nv the people will have no other Pads
HE "Snyder's Curative Pads" as they
that is claimed for them.
&i-dSw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-02
MEDICAL.
RlGoRD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

FULLY % PER CENT. of the human race are
L victims to partial or complete impotency
This startling assertion will be fully corrobO.
rated by every intelligent physician. The
principal causes producing this disc Ase are In
discretions or excuses. Some OF the common
symptoms are loss OF vigor, spermatorrh9a
pain In the back, disposition to avoid society,
languor, gloomy forebodings. mental distress
nervous debility and leucorrh0a I'm ftmales)
facilitating dreams, &c. Let no false moSesty
prevent the parent from warning the child o
this great evil. hecret habits are the result
ignorance. The medical profession has been
almost criminally negligent or reticent about
these hiuvs. as the demand for increased ao-
ccmmoda tiOns at the insane ssylums amply
attest.
There is a well-kuown principle In animal
phi ysiology that no vital action eau take place,
except through the agency of the nervous sys-
TEN. If the nerve power In any organ Is weak
ened, then that organ is..weak. There is arem-
edy in tho reach of all, Que that has stood the
test for over half century. DR., .hicord's
vital Restorative has been scruinized and In
dorsed by the Academy of Medicine in Paris,
as an infalable specific Tor the above, CONTAINS
no PHOSPHORUS, cantharides or other poison,
is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
anu Is permanent IN effect; Is u sugar-coated
pill and can be had of Levasser n Co 10 bis
rue Richelleu, Paris, (Francel, or of DR.. s
Brown Slgesmond, sole agent for the U. g.,
Singer Building, st. Louis, Mo-; box of l0O
pills, So, box OF 400, $40, sent by mail upon re-
ceipt of price.
CERTIFICATE.
PARIS, July Is, ls73-l9 Rue de Ia Paix.-A
Mr.. f. L., fifty yesrs old, had been widower
twenty-five years, nervous temperament; hid
suffered for thirty years with spermatorrhGa,
and tor ten years with nervous debility and
en- ire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit. He
came TO me and | advised him TO try Ri
cords vital Restorative After four months
he was discouraged, but / insisted upon his
continuing its use, and In nine months he was
restored 10 full health aud vigor-got married,
and has two fine children.
out of $40 patients tr 'ated Gj were cured
within 30 DAYS, Ia in six weeks, $50 between
two md three MONTHS between five and six
months, in nine months.
Or. M. PERIGORD,
Med ne de la Hospital Charity.
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