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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
mITCHCRlFT IN sCR.1NToN.
An Incident that Reads Like Lea
from the Dark Ages

An Incident that Reads Like u Leaf
from the Dark Ages.
SCRANTON, Sept. IA few days ago the
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Kockert died of
some ailment, probably marasmus, IS the
body of the child wasted away, or
"shrivslled up" as its parents say when
they claim it was bewitched.
A so-called witch doctor was called in
during its illness, and he recommended
various strange aud peculiar methods OF
treatment to discover who the witch was,
in order to remove the cause of its illness.
Finally the name OF Mrs. Snyder was
given as the witch. That lady instituted
legal proceedings against Mrs. Kockert.
the mother of the deceased infant, for
calling her the witch
The case was heard before Justice
Long OF the Eleventh ward, to-day. ALI
the parties are respectable, well.to-do
people. Mrs Snyder swore that she had
been accused OF bewitching the child and
causing its death. Several women testt-
fed that Mrs. kockerts child was sick
and 1t was charged that Mrs. Snyder had
bewitched it. Mrs. Huntzinger testified
that the infant died, and that Mrs.
Kockert accused Mrs. Snyder of causing
its death.
Mrs. Kockert, the defendant, testified
that her child was sick, and she sent for
witch doctor who told her that the
child had been taken away by some one.
She told the doctor that Mrs. Sny der had
asked, "What is the witch doctor doing
here ''' and he replied, "%hen you tread
on dogs tail he hoWls,"
pECuLfAR pENRbfPs
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of that forethought aud ,hrewdness
which induced his father to eu.er upon a
new field OF labor at time when but
few people believed in the agricultural
possibilities Of the State and often won
dered how Anita could be such butterfly
of fashion when her mother toiled Tor her
bread.
One evening he sat on a rustic bench
under wide spreading willow in Mrs.
Nswberry's garden, when Anita suddenly
appeared before him, in her last new
costumes delicate mauve, of some light
airy fabric, Topped up here and there
with punches Of scarlet ribbons, while
spray OF fuohsias nestled in thu creamy
lace on her bosom.
A sudden look of intense admiration
lighted the young mans glance, as 1t fell
on this perfect realization OF lovely
womanhood. The rounded proportions
OF her slight, willowy form, well dis.
played to advantage by the clinging
drapery then in vogue. The dazzling
fairness Of her complexion was enhanced
by the blacknsss Of the silken locks that
shaded her forehead while the dark
blue eyes beamed on him with that be.
wildering coquettish look that had
created such devastation among the
young men with the seedy ulsters.
"Did you ever see such a match as
these fuohsiss and ribbons 2" said she,
sinking into the profered seat at his
side. 81 used to think that we California
girls should depend more on our gardens
and less on our milliners for our floral
decorations 80 l attended picnic at
Belmont, dressed in white, trimmed with
lunches Of real ripe cherries, and the
sweetest shepherdess hat, ornAmanted
with the same tempting fruit. Well,
would you believe it, the young men fed
OF ms the whole day, and long before
evening | was obliged to thread the mszss
of the dance looking more like picked
bird OF denuded tree than person who
prided herself on her exquisite taste"
an seems to me, Miss Ames, that you
always resemble bird Of paradise but,
know you will consider me old-fashioned
and eccentric when l tell that | care
nothing for fuschias, dahlias, GALA lilies,
or any of those CANDY, scentless flowers
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| know how 10 have. David Mcgowan, of Yolo
| whose farm is about three miles down the river
was the recipient Of the surprise this time, It beinl
| the 18th anniversary OF his birthday. About fftl
Pioneers, wives and daughters, started from Pho
neer Hall a little before o'clock in wagons, haeki
and buses, arriving at their destination about {
o'clock. The affair was an entire surprise-not one
Of the usual surprise party surprises, but Pho
neer surprise. AS soon Mr.. Mcgowan got hi:
breath he s3id "What in the devil is old - doing
out this time OF night p and then the fun began
With feasting, dancing, talking and singing, they
had most enjoyable time until a little before u,
when they all joined hands, sang Aud Lang
Syne ard dispersed, wishing the holt many happy
returns OF the day.
Last evening dance was given at Turner Hall,
under the auspices OF Ethan Lodge, l. o. B. B., in
honor Of Hope Lodge Of Stockton and the Grand
Officers Of California. Excellent music for dancing
was furnished by Jones, Beebe Il Graut's band.
The Reception Committee were: Gus. Layenson,
Chairman; NJ. Ronitscheck, B. kozminsky, H.
Ross, B. Dsnnery, 5. Dombrower, L. Saloman, NJ
Wilson. The Floor Committee were as follows: B.
Wilson, S. n. Feldheim, o. Ross, G.. PolitZ A
E.kus T. Steinman, S. MOoser. d. J. Simmons
was Floor Director. Dancing kept up until q
few minutes past midnight, when the entire party
repaired to Fishers dining rooms, where elegant
banquet had been prepared for their reception
Tables had been spread for 100 persons, but
II was found to be insufficient to accommodate the
assemblage, and more room was made Among
those present were: Grand Presi ent Frank
Sporting and wife, Grand Secretary LOUIS Blanc
and wife, E. Shrier, of San Francisco A Levlnsky,
Of Lodi, ana the following-named from Stockton,
the gentlemen being members OF Hope Lodge as
are also the last two named above Miss Flora
Marks, Miss Bessie Guppsrt, Miss Tia Arendt, Miss
Augusta Marks, Miss Dora Woof, Miss Sarah
Raphael, Miss Augusta Levy, Miss Rebecca
Raphael Miss F. Levnsky, Miss Della Pyser,
Miss Schasr Miss T. Arendt, Miss Flora Samuels,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Harris, Mr. and Mrs j. Steinhart,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Peyser, Mr. and Mrs. T. Gumpertz,
Mr.. and Mrs Gus. Gumpertz, Mr. and Mrs P. Sam
uels, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Caro-, Chas. Wener NJ Arendt,
J. Click, NJ. P. Stein, s. Pyser, Moses Marks R.
Levy, A. Levy, L. Isaaes, Paul-Fredman, L. woolf,
A. Levinsky, of Lodi, Asher Marks H. Marks, J.
Marks, ]. Raphael.
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gRBIGar FROM THE EAST.

Passel Ogden on the 18th and 18th Tor Sacra-
mento-kirk, Gesry & &C., 20 cases canary seed
James Parsons, l case boots and shoes Dale Sc Co.
bale wool mats Huntington, Hopkins & Co., as
bales hoes, kegs nas, 81 cases cartridges cases
locks, IS cases screws, case and l box hardware,
400 kegs nails, , cases and > crates frames, 2
boxes saws, l chr grindstones Capital Furniture
Co, boxes marble Lndley L Co, 20 barrels
whisky Billingsey q Co, case scrub brushes, II
cases shoe backing, cases clothes pins ; Hale
Bros Il Co., cases shoes Warehouse & Lester, 3
cases buggy hubs }. F. Hill, l crate spokes W.
D. Comstoek, 3 boxes chairs A a. Van VOORHEES, s.
Co, case hardware, ? cases saddiery; Hebius &
Co. box ruled paper, l case envelopes, 10 bales
tobacco Hail, Lphrs IL Co, 20 barrels cocoa
STANDARD Oil Co., 300 cases oil Capital Furniture
Co., car lumber Jones &sGivens, , cars barbed
wire Weinstock & Lubin cases boots; Whittier,
Fuller X Co, box holdings Joseph Rahn L Co.,
boxes soda; Ed. n. Bush, box maple sugar H.
Weinrich, l case liquors.
For Jehama-A. j. Bryan, case hardware
For Woodland-Dr. J. Clark, > boxes household
goods.
For Marysyille--J. J Reilly, box envelopes.
For Oroville-Brock 4 Tabor, y boxes ak ham
dies
For Princeton" K.," barouches, with fix
lures.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

MONDAY, June H. 1855.
May 81, 1Ss3- Martha J. Addington to Thomas
Godfrey Slo0-E OF 5. W. of n. E. ! Sec. Is,
7 n, K. Q f.
December y, 1s60-Thomas Harrison ct al to
Anna Saunders Slots and s, n and o. FIT
tenth and Sixteenth streets, city.
June II, ISS3-T f. and William Il. Harrison to
C. E. Bates; grant Lot :, n aud o, Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets
June II, lsss-P " Boylon to P s Watson
grants. and E. OF y. Of lot & and D, -Four.
tesuth and Fntesnth streets, Cay.
TUESDAY, June IL, 1855.
June Z, ISs3-c. }. Vance and wife to H. c.
Copwell lots 1, and 8 X aud \, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. city.
June Is, 1Ss3-Rsche johnson 20 Wn. 5. hesick;
$500 S. 3 ". E. # lot ., I and J, Fourth and
wgnSEsoAY. June 10, ISIS.
May IS. ISSS-C =. Smith TO George 4erSel :
S650-N 5. lot 1, N and \, Nineteenth ana
december 50, 1sss-Jehn z Hayden to Martin
Hayden ct al ; yrant-swo acres IN Capital Home
stead.
graut-w. lot 5, 3 and C, Tvei th and Thirteenth
streets city.
Jaue Is. IssS-Pstrick Kerns to B. F. Ward; 81.
99o-E- ! lot ,, Il and /, Seventeenth and elgh-
TuuEsDAy, June Il, ISsS.
July y, lSS2-Peter Spencer 70 Amy Spencer !;
grant Block, 3 AID C, Twenty second and Twenty.
taird streets lots and $ c and D. Twenty second
All ny -eiAA = sSNe 80 So = - 49, -
Twenty -fourth and Twenty 9Th streets city
June II, lSs.i-Nm. Kuhn to Leonard Neubourg
and Christopher Lsges; 81, 7e0-S. J E. lot ;, y
and O. Fifth sud Sixth streets, city.
June IS, 1sSS-S. Bearusen 70 Wm S. Kendall
grants. 5. ! LOT 1. and J, Twenty second and
rventy-third streets, city.
June l., lsSS-Wadsworth HOdEdon 10 5. B.
RidgwSy and Il. c. LzthroP lot l, y and ., Fiji
teenth and SiNteen,h streets, city.
SArcRnAY, June Is 1855.
June Is. So James NJ. CALVIN to L. G. Stever
- s00-N 50 feet of " &c fest lot Z and " 50 feet
Of lot 5, y aud 0, Seventeenth And Eighteenth
streets, CITY.
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DIED.

Sacramento, June 17-George 1 Youngest son Of
Frederick and CRtharine Futterer, a native OF
Sacramento, years and months. Columbus,
Ohio, papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the residence Of his parents, NJ street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth, this afternoon at
$3.50 oclock.l
Sacramento June IL Minnie johanna, youngest
child of William F. and Minnie Yuhra, a native of
Sacramento, years months and II days.
Funeral takes place from tie residence OF parents
this afternoon at o'clock. Interrnent private.l
Sacramento, June l6-Frsncis Eugene, youngest son
OF John E. and Electa Butler, years and II
months
RoseviIle, Placer county. June 16-Manuel j.,
youngest sou Of j. j. and Felmena C. Arvila a
native Of Freeport, Sacramento county, months
and DAYS.
Los Angeles, June 17-Frnest Leiss formerly Of
this city, and cousin OF Charles Schwartz
Near Germantown, Colusa county, June Silly 81.
Lee
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

r STILL OYER MY VALUABLE SERVICES III
1 YOU are 90 unfortunate as 10 require then.
With mind naatured and enriched BY stuctes OF an
advanced order, can safely say that there Is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human LIS that can.
not treat TO a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready to assist you Ny
past knowledge has been increased BY extensive
experience am nov able to treat you with the
certainty Of success No case peculiar 70 your deli
cate organism Is beyond my sure control
Nv Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10 any
offered heretofore, and viii be warranted to have the
desired effect in all eases-
Those Of the public who need my services can de.
pend upon gentlenanly, honorable snd scientific
treatment ST reasonable rates.
I address particularly those who have been In.
iured by youthful indiscretions, and those ~no
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the ds@caSe OF
trouble and receive medicine BY express With full
Instructions Al letters must be directed 70 J. b.
JoSsELYE, Il. D., z26 Suffer street, Szn Frarcis
90, Cal.
Cure Narrated in all cases, or no pay requt7et.
Consultations, personally or by fstte2 gratis. eS1c
| Tor book Comfortable apartments for patients II
ny Insrmary lzhen deairedl nth sxpeTisncel
nursss.
cong1its.ioa Pzrlors z2s Suffer street, adiolniT
| the Young Mems Christian Association Bailoinz.
dice hsurz-Frorn A. \. 70 aP.H
MY Diploma hazEs in my Office.
| Purchase my Esq on Physiology and AAT1ag
| For gale by al neSsdealeB
| fs22 ST j. II. JossELfS, u. d,
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Given Un hr Dnctors.

rs it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
st work, and cured by so simple remedy -
- assure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hep Bitters. sud
oaly ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said be must die.
4" Well-s-dsy That's remarkable I will
so this day ard get some for ny poor George.
know hops are good.
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ieI-1mMWF
SMALL FAR M S
FOR SALE.
SWEETSER & kLS1P,

~ w IL II = - ~ ~ W - - ~ = =
IDEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Ia, No. 10I5 Fourth street, between and X,
Sacramento;
we have subdIvIdes a tract of land. three
miles southeast OF the city, into tracts OF 20 acres
and more, and offer it from $50 to $50 per acre.
Part OF this is planted TO Grapevines and Fruit
Trees the land Is Of superior quality OF red
land being from four to SIX feet deep. Terms OF
payment One. third cash; deferred payments
made satisfactory.
Also
FARMS III BUTTE COUNTY.
eco Acres Of FIEe Bottom Lasd. with Good
Dwelling aud Barn renting on a Lease for S6
cash rent per acre. Price, $50 per acre
-ALso-
500 Acres Near OroyiIIe. with one-quaTter
Of crop OF Wheat and Barley, that will yield Is
bushels 70 acre Price, $1,000
-AIso-
s54 Acres; Fire DWELLING, Large Barn;
out buildings, etc. fenced in several fields; al
vsrv fine lana . produce from 40 to 50 Bushels OF
Grain 200 aces in Alfalfa. Price go per acre;
three miles from Riggs Station
Also
Far saI,oeo- $50 Acres In Capay Valley:
Yolo county Good Grain Land or Fruit Land J;
Cache Creek running through 1t.
-ALso-
For SI3.eea-I,4i4 Acres Grain, Grazing
| and Timber Land partly fenced some fine oo,-
tom land on Sacramento river, u miles from Red
ding, Shasta county.
Also
| aso Acres. with Dwelling and Barn Fine
| Grain Land, nine miles from Sacramento frlce'
5000 Also
! FOR -. o0G-s0 Acres. with Title: 16e
/ Acres Possessory Title; nine miles from Auburn,
| in Fl Dorado county. Good Dwelling and Barn,
Fruit Trees Grapeyines, Berries, etc. Wei tim
bered and watered.
4
| For St5aa-Sa Acres. with New Dwelling,
| and Barn; 500 Grapeyines, 1000 Fruit Trees
| -Four Acres in Alfalfa Horse, Cew, Hogs, Wagon,
and all Farming Toos three miles from PenrYn,
! Placer county.
-ALso-
| 90 AsreS-DweIlfng and Barn 800 Fruit
Trees SEQ Blackberry, I 900 Raspberry and 900
! Grape Vinez- Price, 500
RMApOR COUNTY.
/ 100 keres-one mile freIu Plymouth
| -oad Building; 20 acres in Clover, can be Ia
| creased 70 50; 10 head az Cows and Heifers ; {
| Horses 5 wagons LOT o. Hogs, al Farming Tools
! with paying Mix Route IN town OK Plymouth
Price, $1,000.
299 Aerex-aHe mile from Lafr0be; al
fenced. Price, $40 per acre
sWEETsRR & ALsEP. sacramento.
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TIE NATIONAL GUARDING EECAMP,
MEETS.

A meeting of the Board Of location and
Organization of the Second and Fourth Brig
AIDES of the National Guard Of California,
consisting of His Excsllency George Stone
man, Commander.in-c chief, Adjutant-Geueral
George B. Cosby, MsjorGsneral Walter
TurnbuII, commanding division, Brigadier-
General VIM. Il. Dimond, Second Brigade,
and Brigadier- General John T. Carey, Fourth
Brigade, was held Saturday evening.
Attorney General Marshal was present by
invitation, and Colonel ]. j. TObin, Assist.
ant Adjutant-G General, acted as Secretary.
The first business considered by the Bosrd
was the financial outlook for the National
Guard under the appropriation made by the
last Legislature for the next two years.
Tne annual appropriation amounts to &c.,
800, and It was found that with the present
strength Of the National Guard, and allow
ing the monthly and annual amounts pre-
scribed by law, there would be deficit st the
end Of the fiscal year amounting to s., 100.
The following figures show the result
% Infantry companies, a 500 persmonth S34, 800
Cavalry companies, q 500 per month 2,4O0
l Calling battery, a 500 psr month. 2,400
Artillery companies, "a sl25 per month. 1900
Light Batteries. @ $500 per month. 49, 4,s00
Caoes CoIn anles. '''.'.s.'. I,3yU
Bands -.-..-...-.-..- leo
Headquarters allowance. -...-.......--... 1850
Examining Board allowance ......-.--..-.-. 400
Annual allowance 80 companies and Cadet
companies -.........-.,.. IO,UCO
Total 500 OoJ
Amount II appropriation. g. 800
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FoR PlcSIo PAETIEs. -Cheslsy' unrivalsd
Clab- House Punch. For sale BY the bottle or
case. q. ". Caesiey, 81 Front 50, sole agent
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CoIored Silks.

AU-cOJOrs in Plain Silks, 20 cents.
Maroon and Macy Blue SILK, so cents.
Large line of Ottonaaaas, at 80 cents, Saaclatd-
ing such cOlOrs as Crushed Strawberry,
Raspberry, Banana, etc.
Extra aceight m Plain CoJOred SILKS, all
shades, 81 20 and 81 so.
Summer Silks, i3e Pl0ids and Stripes, so
and So cents.
Colored ,Surohs. in choice shades, 80 cents.
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When baby has pains at dead of night,
Mother in a fright, father in plight;
When worms do bite, baby must cry,
If fever sets in, baby may die.
II croupy pains kill Leonora,
in that house there's no Cast0ria.
For mothers learn without delay,
Castoria cures by night and day.
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FoR : nice ceol glass Of Sacramento Brew
ery b.sr, call At Petite. Tenth and \ ste,
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MARRIED,
BORN.

Susanville, June 9-Wife Of Benz. Hamilton. on.
Mariposa, June 10-Wife of Freeand Woodward, a
daughter.
Mariposa, June 1l-Wife OF Antonio Casaccia, son
Chico, June 15-Wife Of Dan Hartman, a son.
Gait, June Io-wife of NJ. J. Field, son.
Dutch Flat, June 11-Wife of James W. Nelson, a
son.
Near Germantown, Colusa county, May 25-Wife OF
James F. Bell, a
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CoIored Goods.

Solid Colored, 22-5mch Goods, ArneatTe Put
terms, 10 cents per gard.
C0cheneerimmes, dm choice shades SINGLE
fold, 20 cents per gard DOatbJe-f0Jd, so
cents per y0rd.
Full line of all the neaC "CrAsH" SHADES,
eCith plain goods to match, 20 cents per
gard.
DOu6Ie-aCidth, AU-aCOOJ French Bejges, .35
CENTS
Natae's Telling, doMble-f0ld, so cents per
y0rd
French Serges ect90- aci1th and quality, 70
cents per y09d
Col0red Diagon0Js, 46-inch, So cents per
gard
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PIaids.

School Plaios, 10 and IL f-2 cents.
Double fold, 44-incb Pl0ids. 25 cents.
Pjn-he0d Checks, in cOIOrs and dOu6Je-f told,
40 cents to 81.
AU size Pl0ids, az regular or BROKEN pat
terms, so cents to 81 :35. Plain goods to
match.
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For S4,5ae-Sa Acres. with New Dwelling,
and Barn 90 Grzpevines, 1000 Fruit Trees
-Four Acres in Alfalfa; Horse, Cow, Hogs, Wagon,
and ali Farming Toos three miles from PenrYn,
Placer county.
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800 AereS-Gne EiiIe from Lafr0be; all
tsacea. Price, $40 per acre.
swEErsRR & ALsIP. sacramento.
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kMApOR COUNTY.

90 Aere@Dwelling and Barn 800 Fro
Trees, 1.5ae Blackberry, 1000 Raspberry and ~
Grape Vince Price, 500
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good Building; 20 acres in Clover, can be ia
creased 70 so; 10 had oi Cows and Heiiers 6
Horses. Wagons, loe o. Hogs, all Farming Tools,
Win paying MIX Route in town OF Plymouth.
Price, 81. 90.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

sAcEAVEs1o, June Il, 1888.
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For SI3.eea-I,4i4 Acres Grain, Grazing
and Timber Land partly fenced some fine oo,-
tom land on Sacramento river, u miles from Red
ding. Shasta county.
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SUFFERING WOMEN.

Many q lady endowed by nature with a pretty
face, beautiful figure, ~faultless complexion, as well
as the sweetest OF iempers and faultless mental
qualities grows prematurely old, gray and wrinkled,
her form loses its perfect contour, the complexion
becomes sallow, the brightness leaves the eye, q
feeling of languor takes the place Of the once
buoyant spirits, an irritable nervous righteousness
makes life a burden, things that once were tribes
worry her till life becomes unbearable. All this
mon to women, which the innate modesty OF fem
mime nature prevents their making known, and Of
which the ignorance Of the medical profession pre-
vents n cure. Lady reader, pause and consider,
It's a dsty you owe yourself, your family and your
God, that you should cure yourself of these
troubles and once more feel the glow of perfect
health and spirits that nature intended for you.
Wheeler's No 90 Prescriptions are pleasant and
palatable to take, contain nothing OF an injurious
nature, and may De taken by all ages at all times
and in all conditions without possibility OF i'll eff
fects, and will positively cure any OF the peculiar
diseases to which females are subject. Failing to
the money paid for the treatment. II you have a
sallow complexion, constant or intermittent head
ache, backache, restlessness,l loss of appetite, sup
pressions of monthly flow, or Irregularities thereof,
accompanied by headaches, nervousness, Mysteries
and similar symptoms, Wheeler's No. 90 Prescrip-
ton b" will positively restore you to health. II
you have a sensation OF heat and throbblng in the
back, frequent fainting spells, Leucorrhea or white
discharge, painful or scalding sensation in uri-
mating, reddish or white deposit In urine, hot and
dry skin, Wheelers No. 90 Prescription sc" will
give immediate and lasting relief. The price Of
Wheeler's No. 90 Prescriptions " b :" and sc" are so
cents each, obtainable from druggists or cent by
mail secure from observation postpaid on receipt
of DriCe. POSTAGE stampSt taken.