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winding up FrOIic.

Winding mp FrOIic.
The Macaronians are fixing for a
jolly lark next Sunday, and it is to be
their last for this fall and winter sea-
son. They have a palatial steamboat
engaged for a voyage to Camp 500,
where every arrangement has been
perfected 20 enjoy a huge entertain
ment. Eatables without limit, and Of
the most palatable descriptions.
drinkables of great variety, and choice
in quality. burlesque foot races,
~grotesque base ball games, funny
comedy players, and any quantity of
old sailor yarns will DO included
among the novelties Of this great
hurrah. This is the last chance the
boys will have to enjoy themselves
this autumn.
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Been Away?
"Hellol is that your
yes"
been away"
Eyes"
been off on a vacation2"
Eyes"
Feel better?
mo"
Gain any Aesh?"
"No."
"Tent out2"
mo"
go fshing?"
"No."
did you sail or row."
"No."
"Wbat did you do2"
Nothing"
"What did you go for2"
81 dunno"
The foregoing was received through
the mails in a mysterious manner by O
well known citizen who is a candidate
for matrimony, and knows a thing OF
two on his own account outside as
well as inside of our harbor, where he
has been harbOring for some years
past. He would like the privilege Of
answering the last query himself and
his own way, thus:
II went after a pretty girl, but
couldn't get her."
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Good work, low prices, this Office.
Death Of Frank afiIburD.

DehAn Oh FRANK m1lDuFH.
The death Of this estimable young
man, which occurred at Des PLANES,
ILL.,, two or three days since, has been
briefly announced already. He was
only twenty-one years and two months
old. From his youth up he was.
studious, quiet in his manners, indus
trious and gentlemanly. he had
prematurely The mind and actions Of
grown man. For some time past he
had been Secretary Of the Carver Gin
and Machine Company, in which posi-
ton he doubtless oVertaxed his natur-
ally delicate constitution. He went
away for his health, contracted malar-
ial fever while roughing it in camp,
and succumbed to the disease. The
funeral took place from the residence
of the family, neal ellis Station yes
terday afternoon, and was largely at
tended. Bishop Pierce conducted
the services at the house and
at Elmwood Cemetery. The
pail bearers were the. young
friends Of the deceased, Messrs. R. A.
Beard, Lee Beard, s. ]. Shepard
Stonoy Montgomery, Hugh l.. p
ingham, G. E. Crosby, Waite, Good
man and Theodore Res| Tbo
mains we're tenderly laid avav vi,b
Of deep sorrow that one 50
and useful, so full of hope and
promise should suddenly be cutdown.
rest the sod that covers his
lair form, and green as tho grass that
grow over his grave may his
memory be in the hearts ofhis friends.
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OLIVER. FINNIE & co.


SILVER MOON FLOUR
New Process, in use only a short
time, o great Improvement on the
old process. Our sales are now
very large. Won't you try itG
Silver Moon YEAST POWDERS
Manufactured in our own store
and absolutely pure.
BUTTER ,
Best Creamery Butter received
daily by express.
COTTON SEED OIL
By the barrel OF gallon.
LARD
Fairbanks bucket lard; always
the best.
WE ROAST
The very finest grades Mocha
Java, Maracaibo and Rio Coffee
fresh every day.
CHOCOLATE
Cocoa, Cocoa Shells. Epp's Cocoa
Oatmeal, OrackedWheat, Graham
Flour, Grits, etc.
OLIVER, FlNNIE 6 co. -.
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The foregoing table shows the re-
ceipts for this season to be 93,472
bales less than last year at this time
and 1854 ahead of the year before;
also largely in excess Of any previous
year.
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Jeans Senators,
3 for 25C. .
An Excellent Key West Cigar.
For sale by all dealers,

Attention, EPicures and COnnOis-
Benrss
S. Clement, Sc Beal street, is just in
receipt Of choice lots of celery, oys-
ters I'm cans and bulk, white fish,
salmon and red snapper, venisOn roasts
and steaks, squirrels, choice peaches.
grapes, melons, etc. Orders by tele-
phone promptly filed.
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nusicaI ReoIfnI.

The second musical recital of the
accomplished vocalist. Miss Bessie
Pierce and Professor Anton Strelezki,
the piano %virtuoso, is to be given to.
night at Hollenberg's Hall. Miss
Peirce is to sing an AHA from an I'll
Trovatore" also from Meyerbeer'l
Robert the Devil" and one OF Bel.
lini's choicest arias entitled "Son
Vergin Vezzosa." The Professor will
perform ten or twelve selections rang
ing among which are to be compost
tions of Beethoven; the Able Liszt,
Rubenstein, Strauss, ..Tausig, Henselt
Schubert, Gottschalk and Josseffy, a
wide and varied list truly.
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Henry Luehrmann keeps only the very
hest of New York Shell Oysters. TO In
fsriOr or cheap stock Is served at his
place.
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Amusemenfs.

Miss Bessie Pierce and Mr.. Anton
Strelezki, assisted by Mr.. H. G.. Hol-
lenberg, will give their second musical
recital at Hollenberg Hall this (Fri-
day. evening, October 18th. Tickets
80 cents.
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Just Received,

-Four barrels of Mountain Valley
Spring water at G. Gallina's, SO Beal
street. 1T
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The finest and most expensive
Lager ever brought 10 Nemphis
is the Anheuser, on tap at Henry
Luehrmann's by Saturday next.
OFT
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EODle-made Butter, Sclimier
and Hand Kase, at GEORGES,
No. ii Court street. 1897
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For Children of ali sizes: The
skeleton Waists and Stocking
Supporters combined. Made by
Louis LANCE. got
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The New York R%OCkaway, Mill Pond
and Great Kills Shell Oysters, only to be
had at Henry LuehrmaHn's.
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against that race. He is known to
have used his power to keep Hebrews
out OF the Reichstag, and the govern
ment takes no precautions whatever
to prevent demonstrations of a mob
character against them, although
fully advised Of such movements be-
toreha1d. This is all very Disgrace
ful to the German Government and il
necessarily resulting in the departure
OF many good German citizens of the
Hebrew faith to foreign lands, where
they receive better treatment.
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Telephone orders

New Collars and Cuffs at Nc
Carthy's, 293 Main street. So
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California pear cider. Buckham &
32t
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Fatal Accident.


An infant Of Mrs. Sarah Hopkins,
less than one year old, residing at No.
10 johnson avenue, fell from a second
story window plaza, a distance Of
about twenty. five feet, last evening.
1t is thought it cannot recover. DR..
Willett was summoned and upon a
careful examination gave no hopes, as
the child seemed to be suffering from
internal injuries. The mother recent
ly lost her husband by the explosion
ola boiler at Risk & Cos. foundry.
A nurse girl had the child in charge
when the accident occurred, and while
her mind was off in another direction
the infant crept between the railing'
and tumbled.
Fresh Oysters received daily
at M. r.. WEIGHTS,
900 Main street.
6AUSn aA f.nnr,slYoa Rx, fhn non m
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Mules! Mules!
Are Won There Iessier

Good dray and cart mules at w. A.
FARES, IS Union street. 39
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The best and coolest Beer and
best of Liquors and Cigars, at
GEORGES. 1891
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School books retailing ia Wholesale
prices at the Reinhardt Book and
News Go. 80
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
SOL C0LEMAh'S
10 Cigars
The best SC Cigar on Earth.

NEW CROP
Red Rust Proof Winter Oats,
Seed Wheat, Barley and Rye,
At OTTO SCHWIL d CO.'S,
232 Main Street. l57t
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Novelties In Scarf Pins and
sleeve Buttons, at McCarthy's,
203 Main street. %
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FRESH SHELL OYSTERS
Received daily per Express,
and served in every style.
A. RAGGIO, IL JEFFERSON ST.
Ladies' ParIOFs Upstairs. 1901
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for choice Game Fish 10
ALBERT SEESSEL'S MARKET,
I24 Main street. 27t
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Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.
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Buy Hose Cnrtsof Browne, 4o.Madisor
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MaCarOnians 4!
CAMP $50.
Last Excursion of Season, October 9th.

Attest-CHIEF CooKoNIAN. 80
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the officers of our navy, while the seamen
receive little over 100000, Men must
be well paid before they will consent to APP.
year conspicuously las otlicers) as connected
with such navy as ours.
The steamship Iowa, which sailed for
Liverpool from Boston Thursday, carried
III cases of rifles in her cargo, which were
shipped as hardware.
The amount of strictly millinery goods
sold at wholesale in Chicago this year is
$6000,000.
Goldfish skins are now used in the manu-
facture of light gloves. They will probably
be used by the goldfish aristocracy.
For the year 1881 there arrived at tho
port of Chicago l., 80 vessels. The previ-
Gus year there were l2,TSS,
The pay ola London policeman is about
twentY-four shillings week; and the police
of Paris, consisting of a force of I, 1856 agents,
including $500 common policemen, costs
II, 16S, $50 francs about 81 433 77O). exclusive
of equipments, and an indemnity OF lS5
francs to each policemi n for lodging.
During the five months ended November
Goth, there arrived 29l ,3lS immigrants,
against 25i ,262 during the same period in
1880.
Nashville has eleven cigar factories, en-
ploying sixty persons, and turns out ii &c.,
Over S0,000,000 oranges will be shipped
from 0cala, Florida, this season.
The walnut and cherry lumber is being
rapidly exhausted in Arkansas. The little
town of Alma shipped abont half million
feet to Boston this year.
Owing to errors in the general land office,
location certificates have been issued for
fully 100000 acres of land in excess Of the
total amount available for location.
1t il estimated that 100000 tons otiron
ore will be used in the United States during
the-year 1882.
There is an elk's head and horns in the
museum of the University of Tennessee
weighing over 700 pounds.
Sixty years ago land now wanted for a
park in London sold for $50 an acre. i is
now valued at $1l,500 per acre.
New York Central Park has cost, inclsd-
interest. S43794, 100. 1t is estimated that
from the increased valuation of surrounding
property directly due to the establishing Of
the park, the city has received $65 100000
in taxes, and that the park itself is to-day
worth 100000 900, making pretty hand
SOME pr oft for the twenty Eve years. With
these cures before them the people Of
New u rk propose to make another and
larger park on the north side Of the Harlem
river. Improvements pay.
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PRlNrs-:Freemans, 5H;Anconia, 6.; Glous,erI
6S Bristol, 9, Greenwich, O. Peabody, solid G:
Lodi fancy. 5H; Harmony, OK; sprague, Q; Ham.
hton, 6h; Cochoro, 6S; Allen, O.
FINN BROWN DoNEsT1c-Central, 5x; Gilcoa,
Busy Bee 7; Continental, s; Pocnhontas I;
Rockingham. sh; New Hartford X, AZ; Hamlet
Mil, TX; Boston, 90, g. Llnnwood, pl
BLRACHRp Observation-Disclosures, 6; Dover &,
Commonwealth, ., 5k; Morning Star, 7H; Fruit
Loom, 10Y; Standard, 10; Chapman X, TX; All.
toona, 6s: Rlmdalc, OK; Sonora, Q; signal B. 81,
Just Out ~; Paramount A, 6k
HEAVY BnowE DoNKsrICs-Pittsneld, TX: An.
gusta, s. Rocky Mountain, TX; Old Dominion.
cS Asawan =. OK Collingwood, ~; Star oi
the west 81; Princeton, ~; Indian Orchard, st,
rsrt AG Buckeve, Ski Cabot W, TX; Lyman, 7,
snSarIse--Lsncsstor. io-x; alc Monadnoci.
ION G Androscoggln. OK, 27,., Androscog,
ell, ION bleschod, 25 sullivan, i0.N blcached,
81 Non adnoct, g.N. AK, Monadnock, ION, rs
COTTON FLANSELs-Amoskeag AAA, lie; do
bB bleached, Ia; Hugenot \, q; do bleaohed, 0
Hamilton x u brown. TO- do y. blcnched, ~
s ssyb,eaCs' frr brown, o. Fremont d l., ~,
a.. Observation-Disclosures exon, TX; Eas,on. 10 West.
sheridan SKA SNi Mechanic as s ~ Wv ~
DnilIs-Bcot s Suffolk. w; AdriatIc, ey;
Laurel o. Rock Head. TX
=. Tickisa-Arkwrtght n. Amoskeag AGA, is,.,
Hamilton y, ~ Elmwood, es, Ocean, Il jowpL
City, W.; Nathan IA. ie York. lay. Ulark's
stand, IN; cnriis AAA. i6N
Magnolia, ~ A'lAnm, s. 'rtlaiwavc, v bdi,s.
tisyiorsSIcrsshirc IA, II; Monitor. o Rom.
Bunker Hill, 10. = w.
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FUTURES.

THs market for futures opened
steady generally at all the markets,
but gradually declined during
the day and closed about ten points under
Yesterdays quotations. In this the dealers
in futures, or spectators" as they term
themselves, confine their operations in a
great measure to the days results, or in
other words betting on the final close of
markets in other cities. Mr.. Henry COIN
has been very successful in his "guessesn
in tho last day or two, for he has 'scooped"
some of the knowing ones He says
THE innOccnts will mourn
And the lambs must be shorn,"
And he wants to keep the money here at
home. But Henry should remember the
"bobtail nag" don't always win, and he
may yet exclaim, "Fromfutures and future
dealers defend mo"
New YORK, December 22.-Futures opened
steady at II 81 for March, during the day they
were quoted quiet and steady, thon barely
steady, then weak, then barely steady, and final
iy closed weak at II o. decline of ten points
since Inst evening Sales ia 6Ol
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RAILROADS.

AT the close Of the rebellion Texas had
only 80 miles of railway in operation, and
from that time until 1868 only 1888 new
miles had been constructed. Now there are
in operation 4,5ll mics. Accurate data Gre
not At hand to show the amount of tonnage
carried by the Texas lines the past wear,
but il is very close to 100000 tons. The
number of cars owned by the roads are
9O6l, ANA in the busy season 5000 are daily
in motion, running for the year ISL, 500
miles. The earnings Of the twenty roads
was $ll,3S3SO92l, the Houston & Texas
Central alone running to $3,6U5, $50. GO and
the Texas Pacific S2,7li, l5l "a, the former
with G6I miles and the latter with 092 miles.
The iron traffic of the Peninsula division
of the Chicago IL Northwestern Railway for
the year, up to date has amounted TO
l,5l3,0O0 tons OF ore and 10000 tons of
pig-iron. These figures include the ship
ments by rail from the Menominco mines
to furnaces ut points South. The shin
ments for the remainder of December will
add ut l9ast 600 tons to the years bust
ness
The vote of the stockholders of tho Bell.
aire, Beaver Valley ~ Shawnee Railroad
Company to extend their line from Wheel.
ing to Cincinnati, ssd to increase their cap.
ltal stock 10 S0,OUO,0O0. resulted in a ma
leritv OF o, s57 votes in favor Of the change.
The new company will be known as the
Wheeling & Cincinnati Mineral Railroad
Company.
The scheme for the Adjustment of com.
missions on ticket sales IL creating quite A
furore among the railroad people OF 81
Louis. Bets with odds are offered that the
agreement TO abolish will not be lived up
TO.
Mr.. Blaine intends 10 remain In Wash.
ington aad give hi, principal attention 10
. railroad In which he has invested some
capital.
The railroads running east from Kansas
City commenced cutting rates to-day from
that city to eastern points They are sci.
ling at 81 less than tho already reduced
rate.
The experimental boring by the Illinois
Central Railroad Company In the Ohio
River ut Cairo with view to testing tho
practicabllity OF bridging the stream, has
been discontinued. The shaft was sunk 10
q depth OF 3o3 feet, but without striking a
rock foundation.
Tho Sonora Railway Company has rs.
ceived 80 far s4GO,0 900 OF its subsidy from the
Mexican government, in cash and ouptom
house drafts. The prompt manner in which
the government 10 paying this subsidy Is M
surprising as II is gratifying.
The krlungcr systeln of railroads now EN-.
braces the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Cincinnati 10 CHATTANOOGA, tha Alabama
Great Southern Chattanooga 10 heridiAnl,
the VlcksblrHS Meridian (Meridian, Mis-
sissppi 10 NicAsbilrg. Mlssissippi). aud tho
Viaksbur. n Shreveport Railroad. which
latter now c1tenus IRON vieksburs 70 Non.
roe, Louisiana, and will In the course Of
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Idy without any change
GRAIN,

THE receipts of corn to-day have been lib
er3l, while the demand was light. Prices
are not rs good as they have been, and our
quotations to-day are sixty to sixty-five
cents for new, while old Germ remains firm
at former figures. 0a!s are in demand at
from forty-tive to forty seven and a half
cents. Several car loads OF corn and oats
We're shipped West, and two or three car
loads of oats were sent to Atlanta, Georgia,
LONDON. December 19-The Mark Lane
Express in its review of the British grain
trade for the past week, says; The weeks
temperature has been lower. Some of the
earlier soun wheats are exceptionally for
ward. The trade during the week was I'M
satisfactory. The condition OF samples de-
Perforated. Native wheat was more diff
cult to sell. First-rate samples were very
exceptional. Indeed marketable Edglish
white wheat was vainly offered Friday ut u
reduction. Farmers deliveries are mark
eddy decreasing. Foreign wheat was
firm. There was restricted demand
aud steady sale. Inferior grades are in
plentiful supply and lower; arrivals ample.
Flour was in free supply. Only the best
makes sell freely. Foreign flour was firm.
American brands in moderate supply.
Fine mating barley sold readily. Other
grades were rejected. Foreign barley uu.
changed. Oats, winter, sell freely; new,
foreign, easier. Maize in Liverpool declined
Id. ON Friday. Trade depends on the spot
supply. Eleven cargoes arrived Off the
coast, Of which seven were sold Pacific
coast white wheats were in restricted de-
mand."
The shipments Of brcadstuils from this
country have fallen on 20 per cent. during
the past year, and the shortage in some OF
the crops will cause still greater decrease
during the coming months.
In Chicago there was little or no
animation in the grain market. Janu-
airy wheat opened at l.25- l-2 and
closed l.952 the same price at which 1t
closed last evening, Corn opened at GO cents
for the same month and closed vt COZ, q
quarter of n cent above yesterday.
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PORK.

There was an advance of pork to-day OF
twenty-five cents. II opened In Chicago for
January at &c 57i and declined at the close
to 10 IS. Yesterday II closed at 10 30.
The rapid and steady decline in mess
pork for the past two weeks has been =
good thing for the bucket-shops. Their
customers had gone long on about 5000
barrels OF January pork, all the way from
t17 TO $17 % per barrel. Yesterday Il drop.
ped to SIC %, a decline OF 81 ON the barrel.
The Provision and Grain EIchanges''
took In something like 5000.
The aggregate experts OF product Of hsgs
since November 1 Is 81, 900 pounds,
against i45, 900, 900 pounds IN 1880, and IA.
100000 pounds in ls79--the decrease
bsing 65,0O0,000 pouads compared
with a. year ago-say equiva.
lent Ia tho product of $4,000 hogs.
Chicago has packed to date 2l5, 900 less hcgp
than last year, and the outward movement
OF product from that market has bean 40.
100000 pounds less than last year, since No.
vsmber l--egnivalent 70 the product Of 225, !.
900 hogs. There were larger stocks on hand
there ON November than last year by an
amount equal to the product Of about i5O. /.
100 hogs. Here At Cincinnati there Is now
sstock ofabcut 1900 ticrces oflzrd. svsins,
sbout l5.oo0a yesr npn OF other products
,he supply il about iO,0vO, 00O pounds lee,
than year ago.
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previous week, and 1922 bales the cores
ponding week last season, and 1904 in
1879. The total shipments since September
LIST were l49, 965 bales, against 1886 bales
in 1880. and 81, l07 in 1879.
The total stock on hand was 80, 2l4 bales,
against 81 205 bales at this time last year;
inls79, 1l4,626 bales.
Sales in Memphis during the Official
week aggregated $500 bales of which ex-
porters took 4 ,225 bales, spinners 2,275 bales
and spectators -, against total of IL, $50
bales last week, Of which 400 were to ex-
porters, 1850 to spinners and - to Specu-
lators Middling lice.
Collierville Mall "The cotton boom
was never better for farmers and cotton
buyers, considering the amount raised.
For the three weeks just passed the quantity
has well-nigh equaled the same time last
season.
Covingtou CALI Cotton is nearly all
gathered. The second crop has turned out
very well in some places, Mr.. John v.
Wise, on Island No. 81, estimates that he
will gather about twenty five bales from
the second crop"
In Liverpool the cotton market was
steady at former prices, middlin.s 6 1l-1G,
Orleans IS lG, Receipts $4,000; sales TO-
900, of which 800 were American, and 1000
for expectation.
In New York the market opened and
closed quiet; middlings u cents. Sales
2,o52.
The New Orleans market opened quiet
and closed easy; middlings liz. Sales
1000.
Galveston closed quiet; middings III.
Receipts 2S37; sales GOO
Tao market in st. Louis closed firm, mid
dlings III, receipts 2,425, sales 1895, ship.
ments ., 1873. Stock on hand, S2,4l6.
The net receipts at all the ports are lGl, :
lS2, against IFS, los last year, 7,0l3 less than
last year at the same date. Exports to
Great Britain 1871, continent l4,G2S,
France 2O,73l. Stock on hand, 1,l2l 1893
bales
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vital nuid passing unobserved in the urine and
mans other diseases that lead to INSANITY and
death. The medical gentlemen connected with
me Institution are graduates the best col
lleges OF Europe and this country, ard have had
large experience in these troubles, and viii
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS fo,
q case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmen0 win
not cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
found in 1t. We treat all private diseases snc.
cesstnlly without mercury. CONSULTATION
FREE Thorough examination and advice in.
Guiding ANALYSIS of urine S5. price of VITAL,
RESTORATIVE So bottle, or four times The
quantity, $40, Sent to any address upor, receint
Of price, G. o. d., secure from observation, and
In private name if desired, by English Medical
Institute, No. us Olive street, St Louis, Mis-,
souri,. Postoflice box, 2l60.
Walker, Dallas Texas