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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-07
FOR SALE.

The new and good furniture of a dwell
ing house. Apply at No. Is Temple
street. mr2S-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-07
Wanted.

lot of half-pint and one pint TASKS.
Boys. gather them up and bring them
along to W00LLACoTT'S. o27tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-07

IA Council, No. 665, meets first and
third Tuesday evenings Of each month
at rooms Sc and 81. Ten Pile Block.
M. l.. WlCKS. Commander.
T. L. NoLTE, Secretary. ap5-3m
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-07
NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the stockhold.
ers of the Southern California Packing
Company will be held at the Office OF the
Company at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ. on Mon.
day. April Sd. 1882.
mh28td JIM. ELLIOTT, Secretary,
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LOT FOR SALE.

On Hill street, below Eighth street. a
lot 10 feet front by l65 feet deep. Enquire
of T. A. Templeton, Herald Office. j25tf
National Republican., 1882-09-13
The ChaIdean's Parade.

Preston John Council, No. 9, of the Order of
Chaldeans, held its third annual session at the
Virginia Avenue Baptist Church yesterday and
proceeded to install officers for the coming year,
as follows II. Carter, Il. W. G. NJ. James Wash.
ington, r. W. d. G. NJ; II. Aonnie, Il. W. G. NJ; II.
Miller, r. w. G. Sec: r. Anderson, r. W. G. T..
F. Cole. r. W. G. c.; s. Boone, r. W. G. Mar; g.
Tyler. r. W. G. Ar; L. Burnett, r W. G. X. p; A.
Clcmans Il. W. G. L. p, S. Blackwell, X. W. G. II.
c.; Il. 1errie. r. W. g.. l.. c.; ID. Grimes, r. W. G.l
s.; II. Young, Il. w G. o. s. Afler the session was
concluded, a procession was formed under the
chief marshalship of G. Boone, with f. Beck and
II. Timmors as aids, paraded some Of the principal
81 Pnifiora hora ,.rn Uy .1 h, o o6n uu pun ~
the order in line and l15 carriages. Tho proces.
sion was headed by Professor Cnrrole's Bras'
Band, and the National Band and Professor f.
Johnson's Band of Baltimore were also In line.
The officers of the Baltimore Council were H.
F.nfer, G. NJ; II. Johnson, G. II q. Grimes, G. +. !;
q. Fuote, q. c.; II. Boardlcy, q. Mar. Alter the
parade the party returned to the Virginia Avenue
Church, where n grand entertainment was held,
which was greatly enjoyed
National Republican., 1882-09-13
TIE KANSAS nOApD.
DEATH OF HON. JOHN MANLY.
IIe Passes Away suddenly Mt Tucson
ArIzOun-Skctcb OF His life

Hon. John Manly, of Marcelus, New York, for
merly member of the legislature of that State
died at Tucson, Arizona, Sunday the 1O:h instant
of bilious fever Mr.. Manly was appointed in
spector of customs, Treasury Department, some
months since and had been in Arizona but sAoit
while. He was gentleman # the old school
courteous in department., of kinkly nature, and
WAS greatly respected by all who knew him. Dur
in. war Mr. Manly held the respJns bic position
of agent for the State of New Yurk in this ci'y 10
look after the interests of her soldiers, and the
New York volunteers oil knew and loved him for
his untiring interests In their behalf Camp
Manly. just outside the city, was named for him
Mr.. Manly was at one time quite power in New
York politics, and lntterly was pronounc. ID Stall
wart, and friend and earnest supporter oil
Senator Conkling. He also was a frequent
contributor TO the press, and had q happy
faculty for descriptive writing 1t will te
rememl cred that Mr.. Manly was present
in the REpuBIICAN Office on the hight the assault
was made upon Mr.. Barton by the sOleldo brothers
and mn eye. witness OF the occurrence. He was
therefore u most important witness in the trial o
Char les SOteldo. which will occur ut the next term
of the criminal court Big hearted as well as
large in frame, John Manly will be sincerely
mourned by all who knew him aud appreciated
his whole-souled. generous nature.
National Republican., 1882-09-13
DEPARTM ENTAIL DOINGS.
POst.Omce Examinations - Bond Call
Steamboat Inspectors.

The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
were 1923 30i 02 and from customs $3.50 1867. The
national bank notes received for redemption yes
terdny amounted to 100000.
Tho amount OF United States bonds withdrawn
from securities of national banks by Treasurer
Gihllan yesterday and surrendered 10 the Seere
tary of the Treasury for exchange into per cents.
is Sl3, 1856, 900; total 10 date, s97,9i5,5JO
The Registers office has prepared and mailed to
owners to date Sil.26l $50 of the new Per cent.
bonds. The largest denomination authorized OH
this loan Is $4,000, which has been largely used
in making above issue. There are now ia the
hands of the Register in course OF issue S35 900
which will be disposed of three days,
Clerks in the Sixth Auditors oflce have success.
fully passed the examination for promotion as
follows Miss n. p. Plmpton and Miss NJ A.
Clark, TO the first class; George c. Smith. J. II.
Woody, George b. Chamberlain, Miss A. +. Howell,
aud L. A. Goodwin, to the second class \. L. Car.
dozo L. j. Whipple, and Il. s. Taylor, TO the third
class W. NJ. King, to the fourth class; NJ. Donold-
son, 10 the 81 900 class, and II. b. Deiker d. vid
Sheppard. aud James L. Edwards to the S72O class.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury yesterday
gave orders for the Establishment of local board
of inspectors OF steam vessels at Gallpolis Ohio,
in accordance with an act passed at the last ses.
sion Of Congress. Frederick Ford, formerly as.
sistant inspector of hulls AT Wheeling, W. Va and
Lansing V. Applegate formerly assistant inspector
OF boilers at Cincinnati, have been appolntl
members of the new board. They are under instruc-
tions to proceed to Gallipols at once and estab.
lish Office there for the transaction Of business.
In their report on the Pittsburg office the Post
Office examining committee state that the once Is
very badly arranged, very dingy and crowded,
but with few improvements, which are recon.
mended, considerable additional room can be
given to the mailing and city divisions Of the
office, The reorganization of the clerical force, as
recommended, gives the office eight new clerks
and increases the pay of eight Others, making o
total increase of 5000 1t also recommends the
abolition of one place and reduction In the pay
of six others, making total saving ofS21 40. The
commission say the working Of the Office Is as
good as can be expected in such miserable quar-.
ters. Work on the new government building pro-
gresses very slowly, the foundation not being laid
yet
National Republican., 1882-09-13
A TREASURY ROBBERY.
A $4,000 Registered Rond stolen from the
Register's Omce.

Considerable excitement has been occasioned in
the Treasury Department lately by the Efforts to
discover who had stolen 5000 per cent. rtgis.
tered bond which was distracted from the Regis.
ter's office about two weeks ago. The detective
work has been assigned to A. Drummond, OF the
Secret Service but as yet no result has been at
tanned. The leading banks have been notified of
the theft by the Secretary, giving the of tho
person to whom the bond should have been issued,
so that in order to negotiate 1t the thief will have
to also commit forgery Even If the bond is fraud
ulent negotiated neither the government nor the
pc son to whom 1t should have been issued will
lose anything, for the reason that the United
cate to the person entitled to 1t. A number OF the
employees of the Registers Office have been sub.
jected to q roSs-cXamination touching the loss
but nothing definite has been learned. The belief
is that the bond was stolen i'll the Registers office,
but whether by an employe or by an outsider is
not known but suspicion Is cast upon the en-
ployes.
National Republican., 1882-09-13
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
Tho NVe,,,,.. To.u.~

Fbr ne Middle Atlantic States, fair tcedihcr north.
crly iopis, stationary barometer stationary or higher
temperature
For Washington from a. m. 10 midnioh-
FAR iocd'hd, stationary temperature.
Thermomctric rendings.-T A. M, G2.5o; II a. M,
692'i p. M 1929; p. M, G6.5o; IL p. H., 570o
maximum, 1882, minimum. 5Igo.
National Republican., 1882-09-13
r,ey Dairy WaEons.~


Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in Slb Ward" prints, at 40c per 10.
Also cottage cheese Sc. per ball. butterinilk. 30.
per quart, and sweet milk oc. per quart
National Republican., 1882-09-13
A MURDERER'S SUICIDE.
Henry Wright, Who Shot Benjnmin Tny.
Tor, Takes His Own Life.

Henry Wright, the colored man who shot Ben
jamin Taylor on Sunday night on account of his
being q rival for the affections of Maggie Posey
and for whom the police had leen searching, re-
turned to the city yesterday morning, and or
learning that Taylor was dead went to the house
of his brothers wife, DIG street, and in q very
excltable and frightened manner, he told her that
Taylor was dead and that the officers were pursu.
ing him. He begged her to got him some water
the right temple, nficting u wound which proved
fatal In thirty minutes. DIR. Beall was immedi.
ately summoned, but said that medical aid was
useless Coroner Patterson saw the body soon after
death, and did not think that an inquest would be
| necessary. Wright Is said to have been quiet
orderly man, and was waiter by occupation, but
lately had no steady work.
National Republican., 1882-09-13

scuoo1 hooks. new and second hand. Remem-
ber that Merry takes anything aud everything IN
exchange. Nos. 1925 and 1927 Twenty-second
street, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1882-09-13
Extracting Teeth.

DR.. C. II. White, specialist in extracting teeth by
administering nitrous oxide gas, has returned to
the city and can be found at his office daily. His
gas Is maCo and tested by himself and is always
fresh aud pure. lie has had hheen years ex-
perlence. No other work in dentistry performed.
Room Vernon Row, corner Tenth street and
onnsylYania avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1882-09-13
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT FAIR.
Meeting OF the BOARD or Direction ma
CommIAsIonern for statcS.

Meeting OF the uoard or Direction nnd
Commissioners for staicN
Tho Board Of Direction OF the Garfield Monu-
inent Fair met last evening In tho rarlors Of the
Ebbitt House, Mr. John W. Thompson In the
chair. Among those present were Hon. John w.
Thomr son, General J. r. wcst, General W. u.
linzen, U. g. A; General Il. d. Mussey, Captain i.
V. Cazlarc, Colonel D. Il. Anger, Colonel Hunter
Brooke, and Mr.. C. X Johnson. Hon. william
Lawrence. chairman OF tho Ohio board, was also
present The evening was spont generally In dis
cussing the ways and means by which the objects
OF the undertaking can be most satisfactorily
reached subcommittee was appointed TO take
into consideration the amount Of space Mt the dis
posal OF tho board, and make such allotment OF
space to the various States as is deemed most
practicable. Tho board adjourned to saturday
evening.
THE MICHIGAN COMMISSIONERS.
The Board of Commissioners for the State of
Michigan met and completed their organization
by designating 41ditiOnal members, and Is now MS
ioll9ws follow Frark !. conger, chalrmGn; v; T..
hompson Moarsc on H. CapSn T. Tye g
r. H.. Thayer, J. d. Terrill, John w. Green, !. u.
Cr,sthwate, aud William Fletcher The follow
sdent the sSo on g. TRamPso
mayor Of Detroit. chairman; Hon. George willard.
Pne mdn d4S Mn u A E HS GEad kmSs1 kkaHSG
Hon j. ii. Chandler, Major Cherries d. Long, l.. b.
kendell, shad N. Vincent, and Thomas $, Apple.
gate A circular address to the people of tho State
was adopted ind the secretary Instructed to ad-
dress one to each newspaper in the State. Other
business of routine character was TRANSACTED, and
the board adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening
next.
THE KANSAS BOARD.
The Board of Commissioners for the state Of
Kansas, composed of TX Governor Crawford. Hon.
n e. Mcfarland, W. ii. johnson, George W. Weed :,
Ward Lurlineame, L. J. Dallas, and c. s. Brown,
met at the Ebbi,t House and perfected their or
ganizntion by elecing Hon. NJ. c. Mcfarland,
designated Major William Sims, Colonel A. s.
Johnson, and T. ]. Bvnrbroke of Topeka, a resi-
| dent Control Board of Commissioners, to have i'm
mediate charge of collecting and forwarding con.
trlbutons and exhibits from all parts of the State.
From present indcati ms 1t Is fair to conclude that
Kansas will not be behind in Its display at the
coming ex position.
| The Illinois Board of Commissioners met in
| room o. Colonel S. p. Rounds, chairman, and
| Colonel a. II. Holt, secretary. Mr.. +. p. Powers
was app inted an additional member. Acircu!ar
| address was presented and adopted. Adjourned to
| meet Saturday evening
National Republican., 1882-09-13

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full amount
of interesting reading matter, will be issued to.
mo row. Copies In wrappers ready for mailing
| may be had at the business Office.
National Republican., 1882-09-13
LOCAL MENTION.
DUnLIC VOICE.

WASHINGTON. b. c., Dec. 80. 1881.
GENTLEMEN.
Being sufferer from fc-
malo weaknesses to such nn. eX-
tent l could not go around the
house, and having iailed to get re.
lief from the treatment of some OF
our most responsible physicians.
my husband persuaded mo to Try
Browns Iron Biters, two bottles OF
which completely restored me to
health, and 1 nm now strong and
hearty. My husband also took
Browns Iron Bitters for kidney
complaint with beneficial results.
From the eff ct shown on me by
the use of the first bottle. DR.. Bris-
ton recommended Its continued use.
Mrs. NJ. LATRENT.
National Republican., 1882-09-13

You can publish throe.line advertisement Of
Wanted" For Rent" "For Sale" or "I.ost,"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuD.
National Republican., 1882-09-13
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stocl; Of Diamond La.e Fns finser and Ear
Rings Fine Gold Jewery, American Watches, StCr.
Ing SiiyerwaTe In great variety, Plated Tea Sells,
Baskets bowls. Ice Pitchers Butter Dishes astoTa,
soup Tureens Forks aud spoons, Rogers Bros; Plated
Table cutlery Joseph Rogers x Sons Shclueld Ivory
Table Cutlery aud Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
wss never SO complete, which we call TO the attention
OF purchasers as lhey vii, mn 9nI price, , iow
nlrIeH No.lu5 PennsIlyA aycnle
National Republican., 1882-09-13
Prominent Arrivals.

FnntTT,-W. ID. Putnam, Marietta, ohio; c. w.
i,oQmis cleveland, Ohio; II. G. Powers Mississippi;
NJ B Chaplin, Pittsbnrg: Arthur A. May, London,
Eng, General ]. W. BRADLEY, New York; u. a.
SSmlll, Providence, II. l.; G. H. Alton, New York
lholnhs N. Nevin, p,ttsburg Pa; j. NJ. uumer Wis
conSin; lr. q. A. Sclgtrled U. $. N.
NJ ,MErnoroLlTAN,-P. +. Steugeon, Lancaster, Obi h
Me.tun Arnold, Kansas; II. Fairtunks Rochester,
n, r.; br. j. II. Reading, Philadelphia J. NJ.
SIacken Terre llnnte, 1nd.t A. T. Mclean, Frank
Inrt OhlOi ID. ~ Hunter, Glasgow, ScOtland. L. II.
Ihomns Chicago; Leopold Davis, New York; Jo-
seph RoSenheini, Savannah, Ga.
ST JAMEs;-I. Parkinson, England; s. NJ. Howard,
wheeling w. Va; +. NJ. Andrews. Daniel Mishoe,
ana william Post, Pennsylvania; N. l. Jordan. Au.
nurn, Me- j. :. Jelley, Indianapolis: Louis q. Cas-
silly, New York; Robert nomanie. Montreal; Il.
York. ~ ~ ~
-RiGGs.-John ]. s. MoCrosky, Newburg, N. "; w.
~, oOper, Baltimore; w. +. Shepherd f. II. Alden.
ana george Hubbell Cincinnati: j. O. Williams. Vir-
yln,ai w; j. hearbau. B, a ifort, 5. G.; Hon. W. p.
ARlINGToS.-T. Griffith, New York: J. W. BOsler
rpnnsylNanin: Hon George s. Converse. Orih; II.
hrait' New YORK; w. ii. Cox, Jr., Maysvillc, Ky.
National Republican., 1882-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Maj. POST OFFICE NOTICE.

nSY POST OFFICE NOTICE.
I'd FSTgr % oas mails fer hf week ending
ship ,la,n ESe; ya as So4ihampton and Bremen eters
Tbe " at NJ for Ireland, per r. Steamship BolS Rft
mia, via Queenstown Getters for Great Britain and
B9thnia vi at a; m. for France direct, per steam
Srset ya per ~ 'S msas for R the
TiiURSDAY.At $50 a; m. for the West Indies and
a. o e. M for s,te1 tEnrSne @ per steamship Celtic via
per sleimship wieiand via Plymcuth. h Cherbohrs s
81 tS SF Of fSG hSs'S hsG S
FRinAY-Atioa. m. for Haytl, per steamship Athos.
and Scotland be dPeced per cy ipy
Of onsSe5 H s9 "a M for Scotland direct
Belgium direct per esmsGP VadsraSd and via An, iHr
werp; at II a. m. for Europe per steamship Oder
and The West inde ssampP 1 Nasnra % iSr
Sa Maysna ad p p isnT m for australia New zealand
via San Francisco.
suSDAYsN;At 5;9 p, m. for Honduras and Livings-
@The schedule of closes of Trans Pacific mails is
transit San FrancscO Mails from psf he East nrrv
ing on time at San Francisco the day of sailing of
'-. MENRY q. PEARsoS, Postmaster.
a9ge TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
TRUNKS, sATCHEIS, TRAVELLING BAGS
HARNESS, SADDLES &C., &c.
AT THE FACTORY
JAMES S. ToPHAM,
s25Seventh Street.
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. ABOUT sEPTEM.
BER II. FROM i25 SEVENTH STREET TO
l23i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
REPAIRING
Trunks Covered nnd Repaired promptly by good
Morkmen ja9
n&SJe HoMEoPATHIC MEDICINES sPECI-
W. hcs, witch Hazel oil, Iracheal Drops Nes-
ties, Mellins, Neaves and other Inlants Fool, ut
my2T COUGHLIN'S
haJe HARTS INSECT POWDER. KNIGHTS
w. Asthma Cure, Excretor. Wells Health Re
my2 CoUGHLIN's DRUG STORE
National Republican., 1882-09-13

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents cl0thing, watches, jowclty. &c. Call on or
address Hcrzog, 3OS Ninth street. near Pennsyl-
yRnil avenue.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-11
News Topics.

Eight lawyers Of Nevada are en-
ployed as counsel in a lawsuit about
the ownership of a like number Of
hogs. If the owners save their ba-
con they willbe lucky.
In the high school Of Dedham
Mass, the experiment is being made
of using daily newspapers instead Of
text books i'm the reading class. The
principal thinks that the plan ssuc-
cessful.
1t is said to be a popularity Of
Norwegian railways that they have
an aversion to night travelling You
arrive at "A station about ten O'Clock q,
and are told that the train will not
proceed further until next morning.
The Salvation Army in England,
though supposed to perform merely
military functions of a spiritual char
acter, have been showing DISPOSE
ton to use the weapons of the flesh.
At place called Yeovil on sun
day recently, General Booths troops
fought the police, and succeeded in
giving the guardians of the peace
the worst of it. The newspaper re-
port says that the Salvationists "cut
open a youths head"
In connection with the recent Wis
it Of the Duke and Duchess Of Eden
burgh to the Bristol Musical Festi
val, member of the Town Council
showed his loyal devotion and re-
minded the byst lnders of Sir Walter
Raleigh by close imitation OF that
unfortunate courtier's historic act
of gallantry. a heavy rain bad made
the streets muddy, and as the Ouch
ess was about to step from her car
riage upon a nasty pavement the
councillor pulled off his overcoat and
threw it down before her.
The late II. ID. Hirst, of German
town, Pa, had such passion for
roses that he collected them at great
expense from every part of the world
in which they grow, and with his
own hands cultivated them SO assid-
uously that it is believed the care of
them actually undermined his
health. He worked among them
early and late, before he went to
business in the morning and by the
light of a lantern at night. But he
could not take them with him over
Jordan, and the collection, number
ing 500 specimens and all the Yari-
cites known to horticulturists, was
sold at auction last Saturday. The
bushes brought an average price Of
$50 per hundred.
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Boston, November &c, 1881.
Brown CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen - For years ! have
beena greatsuferer from Dyspepsia,
and could get no rclief(having tried
everything which was recommend
cd until. acting on the advice Of a
friend, who had been benefited by
BRowN's IRoN Buffers, ] tried
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous to taking BRowp's Iron
BITTgRs, everything ate distressed
me, and / suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since TAX
ing BRowN's IRON BITrERs, all my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re-
suits. ] am practically another
person. Mrs. w ] FLYNN,
90 Maverick ST., +. Boston.
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To PHYSICIANS We do not find
fault, reprOach or condemn the prac-
tice of any regular physician-this
is not our mission-but we do claim
that if he were to add Peruna to his
Prescriptions as directed in our book
on the Ellis of Life" land furnished
gratuitously by all druggists, he
would cure all his patients
"OsWEGo, Potter County, Pa
DR.. Hartman-Dear SIR: The small
ulcers are all healed, and the two
large ones are not more than half as
large as they were. ! am feeling
quite well. The people say your
Peramd and Maaoiin are doing a
miracle. / DO not take nearly so
much opium as | did before.
MRS. Il. MAYNARD. =
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OYSTERS.
l-imekiIn & Quarry
FOR SALE.

+ HAVE FOR SALE, as Attorney,
L Lime-kn and Quarry, and nearly
THREE ACRES OF LAND; located about
five miles from town and in a good farm
ing community For particulars call on
or address, J NELSON WISNER, Atty,
harrisburg, w Va. apl-tf
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Economy is Wealth.
PhilaaelDhla Recorl

a dusty traveller stepped up to
the baggage counter at the Broad
street station recently, and, handing
over a check, received in exchange a
Saratoga mansard roof trunk, and
Immediately became the magnet for
a score of jabbering eXpressmen.
The tourist produced from under his
buster a brace Of wooden axles and
wheels, such as the juvenile delights
in, and, having nailed them to his
luggage, went off dragging the i'm
provised vehicle and its burden after
him.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by
a sense Of Weig in the back Joins
and lower part Of the abdomen,
causing The patient to suppose he
has some affection Of the kidneys
or neighb0ring organs. At times
symptoms Of indigestion are pres
ent, as flatuency, uneasiness ofthe
stomach, etc. a moisture, like
perspiration, producing a very
disagreeable itching, particularly
at night after getting warm in
bed, is a very common attendant.
Internal, External and Itching
Piles yield at once 20 the applica-
ton of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Rene
dy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tu-
mors, allaying the intense itching
and eGeCting a permanent cure
where all other remedies have
failed Do not delay ill the drain
on the system produces perma-
nent disability but try ii ana be
cured Prize Is cents. ASK your
druggist for il, and when you can
not obtain il Of him, we viii send
it postpaid on receipt OF price.
Address the DR.. Bosanko Medi-
cine Co., Piqua, Ohio Sold by G.
w. BOWMAN, Druggist. aug 3 ~
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The celebrated Vegetable Com
pound for females, which, within a
few years, has made the name of
Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham known in
every part Of the civilized world, re-
lieves suffering by the safe and sure
method Of equalizing the vital forces
and thus regulating the organic
functions. 1t is only by such a
method that disease is ever arrested
and removed