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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-11
So Goes ~. Worid

So Toes the Worid
when wear the cap and bells,
Many friends have
Unto careless, merry hearts,
Merry hearts reply;
Just a. this earth-oi ours
piinprS in a hundred flowers,
When above in summers hours,
Laughs a summer sky.
When grief hides with me, alas
Not friend have l;
Sad hearts meet on every side
With a cold "Gocd.hye :"
Just as this old earth Of ours
Parts With all the dropping flowers,
When above in autumn hours,
Glooms a somber sky.
-hsga,si Etfi.gs.
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COMPRISING OVER so DIFFERENT DOORS
Celebrated Lundborg Manufacture.
DOOR CASES,
FANCY BOXES,
HOTTIES, ETC.
HoLLIsTER q CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE HAWAIIAN KINGDOM
No. SO Nuuanu Street,
And corner of Fort and Merchant S,re.ts Uonoulu
FRANK eERTz'
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
| BOOTS and SHOES,
WOULD INFORM PUBLIC THAT
Keeps tho Best Stock and
Does the Best Work
| To be found anywhere on these islands.
A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK
Constantly arriving from San Francisco including the
| CHOICEST SELECTION OF
| GensIemen's, Ladies' and Chiidren's
| BOOTS, SHOES and SLIPPERS.
THE MANUFACTURE OF
GENTLEMEN's BOOTS and SHOES speciality,
| Work In all Departments Guaranteed.
All orders attended with promptness and work
executed with dispatch Orders from the other Islands
| solicited. Call and examine. i5s
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF cALiFoRNIA
Desire call the particular attention of everybody
ToNTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES
Which contain the Indspuiabe Clause;
No Restrictions on Travel or Residence.
Free from Danger OF Forfeiture
| Also THE DEposIT ENDOWMENT PoLIoy and the Mu.
tual Investment Policy.
This Is one Of the most reliable companies. extant
has no SUPERIOR and few equals Settles all claims
| promptly acts honestly and fairly by all.
| For further information, write to. OF call on
r. W. LAME,
i7-tf General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
PEAvER SALOON,
II. j. NoLTE, PROPRIETOR.
Bess to to his friends and the public in gen
eral that he has opened the above Saloon where
Tirst-Claas Rsfrsshmsnts
| From "a. NJ. till 10 ,. M
Cigar. Pipes and
| Smokers Sundries
Chosen by personal selection from frs, class manu-
| factories, has been obtained and will be
added from time to time.
| One Of brunswick & Bake celebrated
billiard Tables,
Is connected with the establishment. where lovers Of
| 3sar the cue eau participate,
FoR sALH'
TWO TOP BuGGIEs,
| TWO SECONDHAND EXPRESSES,
ONE SEATED BASKET cuT-USDER,
ONE BEACH WAGON,
| ONE DRAy HORSE AND HARNESS
All the above in Order nearly as good as new
,ss.s g. WEST.
I'VE HAVE CONSTANTLY
on HAND lAscF ovAsrlrrrs or
Hay aud Gratm
| on all kinds, which We offer % purchassrs at
The Lowest Market Rates.
Our sost i rsns~sd b, each arrival from the coast
HAVING
1IST MILL,
sssrs Fssssrsdss 0rs~d Grsia Of all kssa.
AT ANY TINE.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
Tie Rse.6s Mutual Lifs is,s,ases Co. IF Cal,
Tie STATE ispssf~ssf isss,,~n Co., sfcaf.
The Asrss zsi<fAss<, ~ Hmfkt,i tsa ssd
sAssfsa ssss IL ss.
LAIuE = co.,
~ eegsse' .....,'.'''~' usnaaals
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General advertisements.

G5cnrml advertisements.
r BREWER a COMPANY
oFrER FOR SALE
The following lo,s Of merchandise just landed from
boston, Ia uScellen, order,
Ex. American Bark Amy Turner
NEw AND STYLISH
BUGGIES IND PHlETONS,
YELLOW Shra,ins Metal, ~ and % ~;
Ash Plank, assorted sifrs
Oak PLANK, assorted sifes;
Also, to arrive per Sdllman II. Allen,
DUMP BARRoWS, Jacobs Patent
Ak Handles and Pick Handles
Kerosene Oil, Electric" brand.
Cottage Furniture, in painted sets
Oak Lumber, I, a, ~, "a, 3 and Ain.
Oars, 10, ~ and rs Il.
Yellow Metal Nails, ~ and ~ in.
Yellow Metal Shcating. rs, 10 and az OF.
IRON SAFES.
Zinc washboards
Covered Buckets
Manila Rope, assorted sires
Dairy Salt in barrels.
''''"''l Fire e' clay
Curled Hair
Navy oakum.
Metallic Paint
Pine Barrel Shocks and Heads.
Pine Keg Shocks and Heads.
Cider Vinegar, in barrels.
r,,,c, Of Lemon
Extracts assor.ed
- c,,.. ca. o,,...,.. sm.'
y '''''' ~'O'Ne''' o"'''"''s "'' ''''p''
hnowAos Stoam Pumps various sisos
a MOTHER DRUG STORE.
pAT MED O. TIAruED
ALAN LIN " AAASAAL4N
III
IN[Lj>111[I(I.SLS
~" DhN'h"s ~
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Jlcw advertisements.

tlcw ADVERTISEMENTS.
NILLINGHAM q CO,
DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
HARDWARE,
Housc-rnrnishing Goods,
PAINTS. OILS and vARNIsHEs
krRosENE Avn LrBRTctTING oTLS
\ srr,lAtp
The largest a,sortment Of FLOWS Tor sll purposes. 10
be found on tho islands
tlauovs Culi,atnr,, Horse SHOES. Ox Nokea.
o. Bows. o. Chains, Fodder Cutters,
Com and iiomiuy Mills,
Camden and Canal narrows
| STUpEHAkER WAGONS,
| Hand Carts,
ASlc Grease ,ery cheap;
Lubricating and Illuminating Oil
srrttNtrV,
| KEROSENE OIL STOVES,
| Lamps, Chandeliers and Lanterns new styles.
Hose. Betting Pumps,
| Powder, shot and Gaps,
Shelf Hardware
Howo's Standard American Scale.
| For all purposes;
House Furnishing Goods.
| Ice Cream FreeEers.
tDafe Irourare.
| Tiurrre
Call and examine our goods. Our stock IS so con
aanty replenished with the latest and most approved
| inventions that II is impossible to enumerate then
| within the space u our advertisement
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Call and examine our goods Our stock Is so con
dantly replcnished with the latest and most approved
inventions that Il is impossible to enumerate then
within the space u our advertisement.
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CONSOLIDATED RECEIPTS.

g = =; @. NJ ". Y:
Thursdas'' - ..----..o extrav,,,,rrt
fyidsv -,------, ans o., saw,
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the western portion OF Mullen's tunnsl
which is just west of Helena, Montana
early IN September. Ii was stated that
lands % miles east OF Bismarck. the capital
OF Dakota, are now selling at IS an acre,
ana increase OF 81 in less than year.
passenger breakmeu have been discop-
.,hued on the @. b and X. c.. and some OF
.ne ooys are looking up a location. The
9aggsge'master, in addition to his duties,
discharges those of brakeman.
party OF railroad gentlemen from st.
LOUIS, connected with the Texas & st.
Louis railroad, are on a tour over that
road, going as FAR as Gainesville. Texas. the
present terminus of that road, 10 miles
rom Cairo. The party consists of Geo. w,
hislehs' general manager; w. j. Jordan,
secretary; +. W. Paramore, purchasing
agent and &. W. Prescott. superintendent
motive power and machinery. The party
VIII make thorough inspection of the
property OF the company, aud will return
IN ABOUT ten days. IL is the intention of
Tue company, us soon as the Arkansas river
priuge Is hnisned-which will be il the
near luture-toplace a line of elegant sleep.
ers on lhe road, and to run through trains
from gainesville to Cairo without change.
st, Louis Republican. Wednesday; 1.-THE
Missouri TemDlars on their California ex
curslon will introduce novelty in railroad
travelling. They are now having fitted up
at the Missouri Pacific shops in this city
one OF the finest passenger coaches to 20
with their special train of Pullman sleepers.
to be used both as dining.roon and ball.
room. After meals the car or room can be
emptied in 80 minutes. and will then be de-
Voled TO dancing. A fine string band will
be taken along for that purpose. Mr.. Az.
lar, the commander OF the expedition, is
now having engraved elegant time tables,
menu cards and guide books for the excur
slonists. This is to be no doubt the most
elegant and select party that ever crossed
the continent.
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FUTURES.

THERE was only slight change in cotton
futures in New York to-day, They ara
from to points below the close of ves,er.
day but the sales were better. 1t seems
to be generally conceded that The MARIE,
will be unexcited during the remainder of
the persent season. In Liverpool the mari.
ct fell of about 3.6i which was no do,iht
induced by the languid feeling in snots
which are reported as tending down
Chicago Produce and Proyisions-Tbere
was another slight falling off in meat TO-DAY
from yesterday prices. July WINS Is to "a
lower and clos, d at $l02. August bronpht
VI VI, decline OF IA cents. july corn
was quoted at SO IA bid, SO 3.S asked which
shows falling of of IL to 5S. August
corn was IL cent under the day before and
brought % 5.S. The receipts OF grain
to-uay were wheat l5,TH, corn 1888, III
oats l5S,24. The corresponding
Gay last year they were: Wheat. 6,657,
corn S5O2O; oats, 1882 The shipments
to-day were Wheat, I'LL corn, ls9, 2Ol;
oa's, VI ~. The same day last year they
were: Wheat, 1854; corn, Il ,9i3; oats,
ot6Ui. PROVISIONS continue on the down
ward grade. Mess pork for July sold at
Si632 liz, decline of 80 IL cents. August
pork brought SIG AZ l-2, falling OIL OF IS
cents. July lard was Oft 70 / 9 cents and
sold for 1922 10. and August deliveries
went OIL 10 cents and clos d ut $9.4O.
In st. Louis the grain market is in the
wake OF Chicago and quoted lower. July
wn Eat was of ga and brought 81 90 Ia
For October delivery it sold al Sl.l41S to
81 IA Ia. which was 8 under the day
before. July corn went of Is and October
Ia, the former bringing AZ 3.S and the lat.
ter month 81 Ia. July oats closed at 80 IS,
a decline OF 5.S since Yesterday.
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FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

ihE financial Chronicle says Of the 81,
uatlon financially that the failures of f;n.
or SIX large speculative firms in the grain
anu provision lrades doing business in Chi.
cago' curing the past week, were not wholly
unexpected, as 1t had been public gossip
for more than month that certain bouses
were carrying load of those products
which was evidently straining their no.
sources; but IT was considered possible that
a spell OF bad weather, either here or in
Europe, might strengthen the markets
CROUCH to carry them through, and there.
iore II could not be positively assumed that
they must fail, and any statement TO that
effect In print would not have been war
ranted by the circumstance. But it is 10
be said that now the failures have occurred
they turn out 10 be for larger amounts than
was thought likely to be the case, and tins
TACT alone did at one time cause a very de.
Cided unsettlement of confidence in finan.
cial affairs at the west-so much so that on
Tuesday good many of the country bank.
tributary to Chicago began to draw their
balances on deposit with the Chicago
banks. The scare, however, was of short
duration, and that phase of it disappeared
on Wednesday.
the trades particularly affected, the i'm.
portant fact may be kept in mind that there
has bf en- very little loss to any merchant in
legitimate trade, for the reason that OK.
porters, millers and consumers, knowing
that these prices we're artificial, have kent
out, and have been carrying scarcely anv
thing. In fact, that is the reason WHY The
spectators failed, viz, because the legiti.
mate trade, neither here nor in Eurone
would take hold.
At least one good effect has followed these
failures, and the resulting large fall in the
prices OF some of our chief staples of ex.
port--it has placed these staples on legiti.
mate trade basis; and the expectation that
as soon as the foreign markets recover
from the first effects of the decline ON this
side there will be an increased export
movement, is shown in the declining ten
dency of foreign exchange in the last few
days.
Advices from several points in New Eng
land say that there has been an increased
demand for dry goods, that many mills now
have larger orders ahead, and that orders
of two weeks ago could not be duplicated
at the same prices.
From some quarters there are reports of
an improved condition in the iron trade
and No. pig, which was offered a month
ago at $50, cannot be bought now for much
less than $22 per ton.
The mOHey markets of this country not
only continue abnndantly supplied at low
rates OF interest but also show the effects
Of the expectation of large interest and
dividend disbursements after the first of
next month. Call loans on stock colaterals
on the Stock Exchange have ruled at and
q per cent. Time loans on the same collat.
erals have been freely offered, for six and
seven months, at 5 per cent. per annum.
Rates of discount Tor mercantile paper re-
main nominally unchanged at 4 and per
cent. for first.class double names, and and
6 for tirst.class single names.
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II You are chilled or wet through, a dose
OF Parker's Ginger Tonic will iniallibly
save you from taking cold.
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Hunts &cnlcflu
Rejoice, rejoice, "he is alive again Was
lost, but Is found"

UNDER date of July 9, isS2, Mr.. +. Il. BRIGHT,
OF Windsor Locks, Conn, writes plain, modest
narrative, which, from its very simplicity, has the
true ring of fine gold. lie says
"My father is using Hunts Remedy and seems
to be improving, in fact, he is very much better
than he has been for a long time. lie had been
tapped thrce times. The first time they got
from him sixteen quarts of water. the second
time thirteen quarts and fully as much more
the third time, and he would constantly al
up again every time after he had been tanned
until no commenced using Hunts Remedy
which acted like magic In his case as n,
begun TO improve at once, and now his watery
accumulation passes away through the sccrc,ions
naturally, and he has none of that swelling or
Milling up which was so frequent before the func-
tons of tho kidneys were restored by the uso ,f
Hunts Remedy. lie is a well.known citizen of
this place, and has always been in business here"
Again he writes, Nov. 81, iSs2,-
VI beg most chocrfully and truthfully to state
in regard to Hunts Remedy, that Its use was the
saving OF my fathers life. lspoke to you in my
previous letter in regard to his being tapped three
times. 1t is the most remarkable case that has
ever been heard of in this section. For a man of
his age sixty years. it is most remarkable cure
lie had been unable TO attend to his business
more than year, and was given up by tho doc
tors.
1.-THE first bottle of Hunts Remedy that he
used gave instant relief. lie has used In all seven
bottles, and continues to use 1t whenever he feels
drowsy or sluggish, and II affords instant relief
lie is now attending to his regular business. and
has been several months. am perfectly willing
that you should publish this letter, as we thor.
oughly believe that fathers life was saved BY
using Hunts Remedy; and these facts given
above may be benefit to others suffering In like
manner from diseases or inacton of the Kidnovs
and Liver"
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France and 1926 TO the reqt Of a.. 49,,
nent, while the stocks 40 m"a .ne eohu-
evening are now 40l SO bale, e "p 'n's
Inc hgures indicate an increase !, A, .
COW y, sight tonight of 1864 bales as
crease OF s.. 1876 bales as comnsred n;,h -, IN
corresponding date OF 1881, and an ;ncr. sne
OF aio, l46 bales as compared with IsS0 vase
The total sales for forward da,;va, .
the week are 357, 600 bales. For imma3, sVl
eeslai vy the total sales foot nm this w.
100 oaies, including 4 600 for exnort az
ior r consumption, $50 TOR speculation
Inc totals show that the ala ;n,..,o
o' os nave decreased during the veal
uoot paies, and are tonight "a Sq9 hal.
T rore than at the same period last war
o. ne receipts at the same towns have hean
9al.s more than the same week last vesr
~, suo since september the receipts NJ al
we We towns are 1859 bales more ,ban fnr
tne same time IN lSSl.S2. The total Teceints
,oSn me plantations since September
80. were o,SoS JOG bales: in 1881 30 war,
bales. ''i we're o~s,o6O
me receipts at the out.ports the mast
r "eeA were iZ,59o bales, the actual move.
en' rom plantations was only $40 bales
we balance being taken from The s,oc Is q,
sne interior towns. Last year the recein's
rom the plantations for the same WaeI
$50 bales. w. -''i 'ney were IL
., me increase in amount in sight tonight
as compared with last wear. il / ~ go
paies, as compared with lSsOsI ia I9S Igi
oales, and with 1873. so, 1,26l S73 bales
BOMBAY appears to show decrease rom.
parea with last year in the weeks receints
OF wv bales, and decrease in shipmepts
o. ZOO bales, and the shipments since
January LIST showa decrease OF 81 900 bales
than any movements from the ports other
week last year. ''' 'N"" '"''ie
me receipts since September LIST up to
tonight are now ,273, 100 bales more Than
tney were to the same day Of the month in
iooZ, and A3 $40 bales more than thew were
10 The same day of the month in 1881. w
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
10 q never-fAili

"a never-failing tonic
foi Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Son,
nal Weakness, Sper.
mmsnHeirrh@A LO B I
(MsAHAOOD impotsn,
~, pAralys, and STi
s S. terrible ELECTS q
70 Les an e1cesses n
,nasulef ytMf-au0h sG
'': stu Nocturnal Rmis
sion, AversiOn 10 0ocia
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CURE YOURSELF

VI. bohannan Vegetable cu,a,ivo,
,sn,eu 70 permanently cure ali form ~, o ~ Nat-
,voIInea or Seminal Weakness t,enersv n Sperrm,a'
,mpo.ehcy, ETC., and restores "Inst pa.,",
prhgs back the Youthful Vicor,, ~ Msr ana
nrsc,, %coyed " by sexual excuses ~ -. ~
.emadv III ~ ION TWO to seven weeks lime Th1.
~ III when mas been used by Dr. Rohsnnams
never G nn practice for over thirty ycars wsa
r Iysr Sh9wn 70 fall In curing even ihc Wp ~
viz eives vitality and impayts aUas.,,
whn W. mo,nueriui eject TO those mddls.S vss r,sy
wno neei weakness beyond their vea,s n. " ~
W -, AN. aang properties are ielt At once v~r ~
men snnerlng from the conse onrn cs, 80 onng
uleahiully destructive habit NJ Ssie s ~. MM
ay 'n,s ~, meuicine with the assurance ~ sss Csn
anu PERMANENT cure, The no,in speedy
smenE.h ana elasticity OF spiriis X n,,ns saMi
aSS airectly on the psrts affected ~ \ sSo,suI
smu meaning tonic and anodype 10 tSo oossn
Somai vescles and irritated ducts Inn ~
pw ss, y, nnd Tone and restoring them n thr,s
udn, s'ste the same as II the panefni hsS, nap
neve, been INDUCED in Tho ins,o.,.,s nae
simple productions Of nature. ~ w are
| cases. "'Peeinu ior the ab0vc dis.
49, - Price, Five Dollars, sent with mn A..
Rohsrns MY address: For sale only Al Dr. 9S'eSo
h c,wan ~ oiloe, No 62l North FIN 49,. a.
3, Washington venue and ilrn m ,ueat
o. .onls,Mo. Esiab lished 1887. "'s" ''ee'
Bs. reatlss on special D.,..
when give Oh, delineation ~ Aeases,
orn!p,Wm' means o. cure, etc. n sVpr1vun ~
oEMinAL WEAKNESS, etc: sent ~ rrL LIN
- -.,.--"ss WV rore'n' of> No ste MN "AA "
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LETTER LIST.

The following is a list of letters remaining In
the Post-oiiic at Dallas Dallas county Texas, of
the week ending June 2s 1883, which, IL not
called for in four weeks, will be sent IN the dead
letter office Parties calling for these letters will
list Parties living in the city will please have
their mail addressed to their street and number.
A. A. WHIssEN. z. NJ
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COTTON,

THERE were received in this city to day 20
bales OF cotton by wagon, which, compared
with the arrivals of last year, may be said to
be large. In referring to the columns OF
the I ERALD one year ago at this date it
will be found that but one bale came in bv
wagon, and for the two days preceding and
following no arrivals were reported, and
from this date forward last wear the cotton
receipts were virtually ended. The only
change to note in prices is in Galveston,
where the market has advanced a sixteenth,
which was owing to light receipts. In
Liverpool the market is tending down
ward, and futures have fallen of several
points. There is no denying the truth that
cotton has not that prosperous outlook that
generally Is exhibited at this season of the
year. In this city there is marked in.
activity, and the market is very quiet.
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RAILROADS.

IT 10 believed now that the National mark
hrannb Of rho Nnrtbern Pacific will moi he
o oanu in time for mncb ,ourist travel
t tH;a raar " ' " N
'n TL yen. o,,h.rr Pacific 10 NOW bill;n,
s.a;ns, ,o ualano Montana and eynecis
.lesEns VI ~ ti .oad hv ibs and of Angnst his
u W. n"''A ''' '
YIN nh. council If the National Rife asso.
c;ation have entered into contract with
the Electric Motor syndicate limited) for
laying down an electric railway AZ the
T.mn Tia railway Is to be about one
,n,a;n lsns,b and the carriages are to be
smaa wi,h P;ot,s electric motor.
ii'iso W'' p6star county treasurer of Santa
w., +. M nrn, s'' has hron,ht suit against the
lara c oou po,t,, ra;iroad COMPANY 10 recoy.
" Sep .iS oaS damages The action is based
CT S ,Ns rs,ussi Of the railroad company to
allow P ,sier to ride on the cars i'om Niles
r. Tb s'S Conductor Of the train made Pfs,er
place pSs the money in Wells, Fargo Co.'s
car ran and pay s1l railroad Commissioners
Ise r, Sa,IS a tariff Of fires OF railroads
aiy Sp pI 'hs state on the basis Of cent, per
s s' all heavy sss I sd ' n s;s,s
remain IL all instances nnenah hO.rd n nat
Wondav IL is intended that this tarlil
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.,,,.. .s!,mors; bu, this ms y ,sSr, I,V and
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s",vsS ~ snS Head the vital nuid rsssins ,,on
Sss lead % '1s urine nd other sossc;
Thn ENGLISH MEDiUAr. rv.r,rv
VII ns sslee 70 forfeit Five Hundred nc1i..su X
ir case q this kind tho VITAL RlcsTCnxT s13
not cure ns OF ;pe',l sdyce and esnen Nh
found init, THE ENGkISR ~ n1 ~ injqriou1
.,,ha, treats al Private Dheases snce.s ~
o Ms1ho y. mercuy. ConsuitatiOn TrSS Hasy.
ID q uTine "a sS and pd sdyiCs Including .ns
~ bottle, or fosr tmes m. ,ns Ss,S ressfvS'
i sSat y % nh{ address on receip, Of phco or
.n,s u D. sent without d enclosed ~ ors ~,
name is' desireS m S1 ana 81 p!ys:
INSTITUTE, 7is olive strcst a Inn;s EIn .AI
vesto oo'e Ts. Aseaa J. J. scHoTT o.. Cai.
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.AMPT,E. r.R rI,

Neurozone, .fnew Ncrvc.Tife, Strength ard
..,gorl Vs. positive restorative Tor The Loss ~
MA vigor IN Young, Middie.Ae od and
yons Debility, Exhaustion. Imbdtsncv
;,'i Weakness, ana Kindred aiimcnis'
.lis standard Rernady Ii n certain cure. and
Nm, " AZ such sufferers. who send statement Of
s,r,us ws,m quantity sufficient TO- prove It's
20, ~ YSSs.z oss SsSsS,oaESS!%:;; ; S:;Ss