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Daily Republican., 1883-04-30

kbEAEEiS.

nm fiu..-Dn the 10Th inst, Mary j. NmJrI
IN hcrlS year Of her age
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited a. attend the funeral frOW ir IcsI
deDOe Of h"r son-in.law, G. ] kicnIc, ON the
N W r~urr p' Adams al d Linden streets .oI
Wetnrt iS altDruoJu Services AT the hoU>,
at2OqlnF Irf"rrlcnt at Wilmington anC
BrandyWn.' 'uclor
PATrpN hn rhc n inst. Mary, wife u
JaInoe T. Ton, ll' 5lst year Of her age.
Relative aud + lis arc respectfully in
yitod u att"ud h,l ,Irrai from her residence
6CA II 11Ird STR. II W"du"sday afternoon
at2 2U'Olock, So 1T - MARY r Church
intej mtnt at No. cathedral 'cHciory =
HUJSIUN The 'IurraI services " Mr.
lohb >. HoystOu W "attrnd"d At Cen
yai Pr9sbyterlAn hurrh. on Wednesday
sflerh on, 1T 4.3O O'Clock
His friends and the irl' nd' OF the family
oyited without further notice, Tho in.
will be nj Lewot u.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
A Fine CrAYOM Portrait.

VIM. II. Holland, the photographer,
has Just finished fine crayon portrait
oi Mr. i, p: Merritt, proprietor of the
European hotel, which, in point of ex-
ceIlence, is the finest we have ever seen.
The portrait is life size, and reflects
credit on the artist
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30

SHERIFF"S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF 4
~ writ OF ycndtiOni eXpOnas, to me direct
cd, Will be exposed to public sale At the JET
ferson House, kept by Jacob Richardson, |,
he city and Hundred of New Castle, New
Castle County, Del, on
THURSDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, 'S
at 10 O'Clock. II. m.,
the following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain los, pieces or parcels
Of land, AZ follows: No, |. All that certain
lot OF land situate IN the city and County OF
New Castle and State Of Delaware, and now
or formerly bounded and described as fol
lows. to wit; Beginning at stake ON thu
westerly SIDE of Young street. IA corner fOl
lands Of John Henry, and running thence
with line parallel with StonehAm street
and with line If John lienry's land south
81 degrees, west 10 feet to another corner iUl
lands Of John Henry at street laid out 3C
feet wide, thence thereby and parallel with
Young street south % degrees east % feet t.
corner for land Of Thomas Berry, thence
with said Bery's land and parallel with The
first line north CT degrees east llb feet to the
3Outhwestcrly side of Young street theme.
with the said side Of Young street south q
iegfces west % feet u the place of beginning,
with II fame dwelling house and other out
buildings thereon erected. No .. All that
certain lot of laid situate in the city uf New
Delaware, now or formerly b unded and
described as follows, to wit Begin
uing at IOint on the westerly side
uf Young street in the line of land
dividing the land Of Hugh McGuvern
and John lieary thence running by the said
side Of the said street in n sUuth riV direction
feet, IN westerly direction and parallel
with the said division line and 3 feet distant
therefrom "a feet, thence In u nOrtherly di.
rection and parallel with Young street s feet
TO the division line aforesaid thence thereby
in al easterly direction ~ feet tu the sD Id line
Of lo oung street and place Of beginning he
the contents wbAt they may.
Sei@cd ana ldkcn tn execution Ms the prop.
crty ~ Hugh hr'ipscTn, and to be sold hy
JAMES MARrIN, Sheriff.
ShERiFf OFFICE, Wilmington, April 20,
''o'' apr25
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUEOF
! ) wrl Of vcnditiOni expOnas. to me direct.
ed, Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the no.
tel OF AieNandef Maxwell in MiidletOwD, in
~ 'corScS Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware
ON FRIDAY,
The llTn DAY OF MAY, 1883.
Al 10 O'Clock, a, m. the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in the nundrcd OF Saint Georges, ad
IoininK iant OF John AlIston, David Jefier-
son ana other lands now or late of Joshua b.
Fenilnorc containing $3.50 feet Of land be the
seized and taken In execution az the prop
erty Oi J0hn II. douglass, and " DO sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHRIS1's OFFICE, Wilmington, April q,
1854 apps
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es0ne 10 Philadelphia.

Mr.. James Gurran, ,atc tenor sing'
Of st Peter Il g choir handed IN hi,
resignation Yesterday 70 take effect inn
mediat"ly Nj '.rran GOES to Phil.
adeIpha t"-dnv amt r"At Sundr he
will occupy ms un~ position IN 81.
MaryS T., &, CHOIR o' that city for the
first time. HIS Srary will Or S!jN "A
year. We wish NJ tIrrau surcn,> in
his new position.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
Political Meeting.

The Rcpubli ANS Of the Ninth Ward
will meet in the old academy on We'd
nesday evening at o'clock, for the
purpose OF nominating candidate for
the Board of Educati ton. by order of the
committee. There should be n good
turn out and good man selected.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
The Philadelphia Clothing Com.
Dany.

Attention is called to the advertise.
mnt of the Philadelphia CInrhn.
Manufacturng Company in another
column. The prOprietors say thar they
have an immense stock Of ciOrhing on
hand, which they must dispose of ~
quickly as possible, to save themselves
from bankruptcy, and they have deter.
mined to sell it at half price. The $50
suits are now offered at SO and all
other articles at the same rates. The
store is at No 1918 Market street,
Philadelphia, and the proprirtors offer
to pay the fare OF their Wilmington
customers 10 and from that city.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
(ie0lllepn2M

who want good fitting garments would
40 well by calling at the tailoring estab-
llshm'nt of WIN. O'COnnor, where they
can have our 200 patterns to select from
loo West Seventh street, one door from
Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30

SHERlfF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ of Nendltloni EXpOnas. to me direct.
ed,will beexposed to Public Sale, at the Cour,
House, ON Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city of Wilmington
New Castle County, Del,
ON FRIDAY,
THE llrH DAY OF MAY, 1888,
AT 2"'cloch, p. m., the following descriDea
real estate. to wit
All that certain lot of land with o two
story brich dwelling house thereon erected
situate III the city Of Wilmington, New Gas.
Tie County and State Of Delaware, bound ed
and described hs follows, to wit: Beginning
at the westerly side of NanBuren street, be
tween Second and Third streets, at the dis
lance of 81 feet from the nOrtherly side OF
second street, alta corner of land OF David
Chandler, adjoining this lot on the south,
thence westerly by said land and parallel to
Second street ~ feet thence uOrther!y and
parallel to NnnBurcn street l3 feet and 10
inches, thence easterly and pa raIlel Second
street through the centre of the party wall 81
feet to the westerly side of NanBuren street
aforesaid, and thence thereby southerly ~
feet 10 inches to the place Of beginning. be-
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution a. the prop
erty Of Henry NJ. klc, and to he sold by
JAM rs NJ MARTIN, Sheriff
SHkmFF's OpriCK, Wilmington, April
~ 1900. apps
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
Funeral Of an Old COarl,

Mr.. Alexander Bachus, formerly a
coachman for Mrs. Elijah Hollings-
worth, of this city, in which position he
was engaged for about ~ years, was
buried in Philadelphia yesterday after.
noon. The funeral was very large and
was attended 10y the members of sever.
al lodges Of which he was member -
Deceased was well known in this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
New Nign >.

John RrNuu,d., ot thr New Malta
hotI,,. cnrurr Wafer and kiug streets,
Is having Ht - >E"S placed upon the
top ot Ia, h hHildinp, wIich are vely at
tractiyr "a" Mara house is the best
and cheapest restaurant in the city.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
Music on the Winter,

The steamer Shady Side is expected
to arrive h re tonight, and the First
Regiment Land has been engaged to
give concnlton the boat, on her frs:
Trip, to Philadelphia, tomorrow or
Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
Explanation.

we are requested to say that the John
NJ. W h,'e who purchased the stolen
hors" from Cubbage Morris, is not the
same gentleman who was t0rmerly EN-
ployrd as mailing clerk at the Office of
the Morning News.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
Arm RrAL AM.

On saturday afternoon y young man
named John Morgan, residing al From,
ana Scott streets, climbed II tree to view
II" gam" Of base ball at the Quicksiep's
Grounds. Before the game was con
rIuurd, he fell and broke his arm be-
tween the elbow and wrist.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
w. &. r. u.

The stated meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held In Grace Church tomorrow, May
lst, at O'Clock, p. IN. Punctusl IT.
tendance is requested.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30

OTrUMwA, Ia.-Dr. j. N. ArmstrOn
says 81 have used Browns Iron
Bittcrs in my family and recommend
its use to Others
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30
The following described real estate. viz

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facas, to Inc d rect ii
will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Go art
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Whining ION
New Castle County, Del,
ON FRIDAY,
THE llrH DAY or MAY, 1883,
At o'clock, p. m, the following descriDe
real estate, viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate in the city of Wilmington, New Gas
tie County and State of Delaware, bounded
and described Us follows, to wit Beginning
at point on the southerIy side of Davis
street at the distance Of 1872 feet westerly from
the westerly side Of CaymOnt street or ave
nue., thence by said side of Davis street west
erly 90 feet, thence extending sOuthcrly at
width OF said 90 feet and parallel with Clay.
mont street or avenue to the northerly side Oi
Thirteenth street, be the contents what they
may, with four dwelling houses there IN erect
ed. Deed Record 2, volume IL, page 225, etc
Seized and taken in execution as the prom
erty OF Oscar Anderson, owner, or reputed
owner, and John A. HendricksOn, contractor.
and to be sold by
JAM rs MARTlN, Sheriff
SHERIFP's OFFICE, Wilmington, April q,
1883 upl2b
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S,HERlFF'S SALt,-Bi VIRII + OF A
- writ If Levari Facias to me d rertcd viii
he exposed to public sale at the Court House
IN Market street, between Tenth ana
Eleventh streets, in the city OF " tlmington
New Castle County, Delaware, on
fmDAI, THE llTn DAY OF MAY, 1853
at2O'clock =. m,
The following described real estate, viz.
All that certain lot or piece Of land, with a
two story brick house thereon erected, stu.
ate in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described rs follows, to wit
Beg inning at point on the ea.terly side OF
Jackson street at tho distance Of 6j feet sOuth-
erly from the souberly side Of Chestnut
street, thence ensterly and parallel with
Chestnut street 65 feet to a stake, thence
sou'hcriy ana parallel with Jackson street Il
feet inches " "a stake, thence westerly and
parallel wlLh Chestnut street IS feet to tho
aforesaid easterly side of Jackson street, and
thence thereby northery II feet inches to
the place Of beginning bethe contents there.
Of what they may. Book X volume 4, page
1sb, etc, and Book L. volume s,page 37y, etc
Seized and taken in execution As the prop
erty OF William II. Quinn and Sophia j :, his
wife, and t. t., aud TO be sold by
JAM rs MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, April q,
1883. ap2j
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30

NvANTED-ND DiRU IN ! rnlN ATE
W taml,N tor Iua o. wlf' aud "hiid Ad.
dress ". Il. t"rahrrpks io4 N,iisDn street.
city. nlGp-5t
Daily Republican., 1883-04-30

NOR SALF-9SETS or SEC pND.HANI
harness, at ~ per set Also Il lot o.
horse collars. j. \ con- NER, New Store
No 4 East Fourth sire /. ap3O-2t
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EXPORTS,
This Year. Last Year

The following is what the New York
Shipping List says ofthe statistical position
OF the cotton market:
The statistical position of the cotton mar
ket continues to work in buyers favor, for
not only is the cotton movement much
larger than last year, but the port receipts
Tor the season to date are more than they
were two years ago, and the amount of cot
ton OF this crop which has come into sight
to date is some 100000 bales more than il
then was of course. the consumption has
been larger, and is likely to continue to H.
crease, because the low price promotes con.
sumption in every way but the visible
supply is greater than it was in April, 1881,
which will allow of an increased cOnsump-
ton to that extent and still leave an exces-
sive supply at the end of the season, ii re-
ceipts subsequent to the time prove 10 be as
large as during that year, which now seems
to oe probable but il there should be q
moderate reduction in the amount of cotton
to come to market, from his time forward,
from this country and India, the supply
Will not be likely to run down by the end
OF the season To so low a point as last year.
The prospects OF the new crop will soon be
a factor of considerable prominence in atit c.
ting market values, but the chances are
about four to five in favor of q good crop
this year, and so far the reports go to show
that southern planters will put full acre
age into cotton, while they will endeavor to
produce enough OF the real crops for home
consumption.
The Planters Journal says: The Egypt.
ians have 100000 acres planted in cotton
the annual crop averaging value of $780,
600 600. But the soil is reported TO be rap.
idly losing its value both the cotton aud
the sugar cane culture exhausting it in Il
few years, This might easily be remediei
by the use of suitable fertilizers, but the
Egyptian fell lbs are strenuously pre- JUDGED
against any such course. Thy have al.
wals relied on the Nile inundation to dc
their fertili2ing, but though this proves
sadly Insufficient in the case of cotton
planting they refuse to lay aside theil
prejudice. Probably a few years expert
ence with short crops will lead them to take
Il BROADER view of the subject. Heretofore
as the ground gave out they have substitu.
ted other crops aud shifted the cotton to
new fields, but ii is stated that the greater
part of the land suitable for cotton culture
has already been tried, and that available
new ground is becoming scarce. Inasmuoh
as cotton.growilg is really the chief indus
try OF the nation and the most lucrative, il
does not seem reasonable to suppose II
would be allowed to fall into disuse without
ultimately employing all the known arts o
the agricuturist to maintain it.
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FUTURES.

YESTERDAY futures advanced . points
10 New York, to-day they declined points,
ihere isn't mnch fun in that kind ola game.
A oold player bluffs little once in a
whlle hut cotton spectators this season,
u seems, play tne,r hands for just what
lhey are worth and two pairs beat aces
every time, There was no change in Liy-
pool, and quotations remain the same rs
yesterday.
Chicago Produce and Provsions,-The
gram market in Chicago to-day was active
anu hlgher. May wheat brought SLICE, an
ssuvance OF /, June wheat went up to
sll4s which was Z higher than yesterday.
may corn was at the same figure Ms the day
before oii, while June closed at 51f, May
PORK advanced I! cents aud brought $40 3l!,
yune on cash call sold at $l951i. May
iatu closed at $ll.7ii rise of "a cents.
June lard closed at $ll 97i.
Tue receipts of grain in Chicago to-day
mere mere rear l3,4l2; corn, 1855, oats, II ,406,
; ahe corresponding day last year they We're,
-Snneat, 1869; corn, 22i,N7; oats,
, lou The shipments to-day were
TThheat' 1900; corn, l29, 1885, oats, 6999i
nv, nne corresponding day one year ago they
Swoeire, wheat, 2,752 corn, 100, SIG oats. so,
~, IN 81 Louis grain was lower to-day, May
wheat bringing Sll2I cents, decline OF Il
v w while June sold for $l.l5. May corn
. "as ,he 'ame price as yesterday, 50l cents,
NM u 'une brought 52S cents bid. May oats
we're cent lower, and brought 42t cents,
"''u June closed at i2s bid
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RAILROADS.

THE Baltimore & Ohio railroad are me-
go,iating loan Of ST., 0OO, 900 to build IN
opposition road TO Philadelphia.
rhe Denver road is open to Salt Lake,
aud both the Atchison and the Burlington
& Quincy roads advertise to take freight
o all TIE points on the new line.
Forty kilome,ers OF the Vera Cruz 4
Avarado railroad are completed.
The Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy rail-
road offers TO transport seed corn tree for
farmers along the line OF their road.
A set ofpaper wheels under truck of an
engine of the Central Vermont railroad
have been in use twelve years, and they are
still apparently sound.
The Atlantic II Pacific railroad Is now
completed to within tbirty-eight miles OF
the Colorado river, where it will connect
with the Southern Pacific. Connection will
probably be made between the two roads
during the coming summer.
The Sonora railway company, a part oil
the Atchlson, Topeka Il Santa Fesystem,
was completed on October 18th last. 1t
connects with Boston via Nogalcs and the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe lines, being
210 miles long
The Paramore Railroad company have
secured a charter for line between Clar.
endon, on the White river, to Hot Springs
by way Of Little Rock.
The San Diego Sun says: THE morning
express east from Los Angeles no longer
makes close connection with the California
Southern railroad at Cotton, and passengers
are compelled to wait over at Cotton for five
hours"
The Missouri Pacific system Of railroads
now includes 8 sos miles; the Wabash sys-
TEN about 3 $50 miles, aud the East Ten.
nessee, Virginia Il Georgia 2,4OO. An anal.
pamation oil these interests Will bring nearly
u, 60 miles, or more than ont.tcnth Of All
harmonious relation.
The officials OF the Vicksburg h Meridian
railroad assert that their road Is indispensa.
bic to the perfection Of the Gould-Seney
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u You doubt. come 10 zee us and we win
CURE YOU. or charge nothing Write for par
ncnlars and a copy OF the little book Message
TO the Unfortunate sutiering,' Ask any drup.
gikt M 70 our standing.
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FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

-
..,,r,s nj the foreign trade at New
The re'Iar,onth of March show some i'm.
YORK ioi wy hn,ss from those for the same
porlaht ,,asr AZ TO both the imports and
mohtu Ias The imports, including spe-
the expo ohont s2,SOG,O0S less than last
cie' W., W., exclusive of specie they were over
year, ~ wv, -. showing decrease of about
S5,VV'uVOO,, in the imports of merch andise,
10 P'le(js decreasing in about the same
Fte 49,, az nutiable goods. The amount,
p'opUNr nut into the bonded warehouses
hoNe,v; 5erably larger than last year-be-
was W.. 'asr 2O per cent. more, while the
lux " withdrawn was also larger than
aln anu Tsor hut by much smaller percent
Ms' han the increase in the amount ware
age lhan Tbe exports we're heavier than
houss.", ,onth of March last year, but we're
for ihe ,nrge as for the same time in 1881.
nol ~ n", an increase OF near So 900 600 in
IheIe "a ot domestic produce exported,
tne W. Constitutes the bulk of the ship
w nv, The amount of specie exported was
meu.S' a, last wear, which makes the total
i YES 'a, in the exports about $500 600,
ImO.'' n,,vements Tor the first quarter
~ nv ,he current calendar year present
fOrMarch, anu are ,h o." the nercentaees Of
for being las ,aiIsr The total Nav York
difference are sln" ha,,;rrin, of the wear in.
imports slnov WV ,are onIv ahout Al OOO 600
GLIDING specie, WEI san o nsriod last vear but
exclusive of specie, they were odH o oyer 5000
,Sop ,' during the first quarter OF 1881. The
changes cSn III in1 in this larger view. The
hO,s moe entered for CONSUMPTION was over
sli 100000 less than last year while the ne
warehouse entries were near so,"o wv
greater. There was not msch chahse III
the amount oil GOODS entered ,Gt i'i Inv
transportation, as coHpareu WIN iasI year,
and the total value oil all imports, inclusive
Of specie for the thte 81 ni e1a Was slL.-
A5S52, against $iol'Vio,o1. ~. wy SAINT
period IN 1857; ne eApV,'a ~ sol In SiS sI IIo
period, nclnldldng spec,e, "sae sIr ariod
sgainst s95 OoVool ioi 'nv ac;a ,ha eniou n IA
1885,! but exclusive OF specie, tney were
over OVVoVoo Inoio 'n eco Al, al az Pc
Rod last year, oeinS S 3o 5000 "sains'
$9726Si III loo-. opev,e si 'er ,;s oon'
siderable item III VIC 1 LpU sta s5s s 900 pc,
Rod last year, naV 5a ,n y'sh Saou''000' 10
compared WIN 9''o'''i'i WAC 'e"''
-
Tho Gold and silver in the first three
~, iho 81 Enrone ana in the treasury OF the
p mn'aa st,tas stood AS follows at the close
u ,ha f,st week in April:
Vi wv N''' Gold. Silver. Total.
R0nk ot
Fmnce 30. sl99, 1856 2l0 6S36OO 2iO9 COO
United states 80, ,.,,oo o,o ,,-o.,
treasury; ls''o0'l" io'''1h''' '-0'''''-''
Bank OF Ger % cos ,eo ia co5 sso Il, 7ei o2o
pa msn y, Pn no. 0''''''''
DG l.Sd u ''"e 100 79o6,l ......... lOo $50 GO
ra'ai ,tSJ 40 g2s 1862 2l2 100 sg,4 S33 7g7
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LIVERPOOL.
- -
COTTON.

wow ans receipts, Of cottvn in Dsllas to-day
A, G,,, bales, OF which nine came by-rsii
viii" Seven for +. ID. Mitchell, ir,ni
frnr, rhnt, aud two for Sanger Bros
fvs rrr's. The shipments were scv,nt,
Coi,,,Ses ,or L'ehifoot & Co by the Gull.
D. MN Santa Fe, ana tifty oales or 7.
A'Sneli, over the same road. There il
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Illustrated Marriage Guilds. go pages esskS
snd Gilt binding, SO cents; zane In paper GOV
Is cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womsnhcod
cents; pamphlet 3 cents, securely sealed. \
mail Send money or postage stanps. px
WHITTIER, the great specialist el7 It Charlie
street, 81 Louis No.
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DIT. 'ohannan Vegetable curatiye' IN war.
ranieu 10 permanently cure all forms Of sperma-
,oIrhea or seminal Weakness General Debility,
lmpotency. etc. and restores Lost Power and
brings back tbs "Youthful vigor' OF those who
have destroyed Il by sexual excuses o., evil
pfac'lces ~ rom two TO seven weeks time. This
emtdy which has been used by Dr. Bohannan
n his private prsciice for over thirty years was
never known to fail In curing even the WORST
GASES. gives vitality and impsrts energy
with wonderful eject 10 these middle aged men
VINO ifel weakness beyond their YEAR,, IL In
vigora'ng properties are felt ut once Young
men suffering from the cuntt auSnces Of that
dreadfuily destructive habit OF Sell. Abuse can
use this medicine with the assurance Of speedy
and PERMANENT cure. THE rntlent rains
strength and elasticity Of spirits At once. a. Il
acts directly on the pbrts affected as a soothing
ana healing tonic and arodyne 10 the relaxed
seminal vesicles and irritated dufts, Imparting
powe. anu tone and restoring them 10 their nat
u'al state The same az II the ranefil habit had
never been INDUCED IN. The ingredient are
simple productions OF rature-farks rootR
cMep ~ 1870 80
~ Price, Five Dollars, sent with full diree
lions 70 any address. For sale only at Dr. C. A.
hohannans Office, No. 62i North Firth street
n.iween washington avenue and Green atrcet,
~. Lonlt, MO. Established 1857.
Or. rs TREATS on special scases,
whlch gives clear dolineatton OF the nature,
,yinp'omh, means OF cure, etc.. OF SYpHILla.
SEMINAL wEAHNFs6, etc., sent FREE 10
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