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4 FRENCH VICTORY.

HoNGKoNG, April 2d.-The French on
Monday began an attack on Phengo Hoo,
or Fishers Islands, situated in and COM
handing the channel between Formosa
and the China mainland. The engagement
lasted until late Tuesday, when the French
succeeded in securing occupation. The
wounded, while it is said the Chinese lost
600
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For coughs. colds and consumption Cut
Ter Bros. & Co.'S Boston Vegetable Pulmon-
airy Balsam after 80 years use is, to-day,
without rival. Try ii.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sneciaI Assemble of saoramenta
SPECIAL NOTICE !!

For the convenience of the Theater
Public, the Box Plans for Reserved
Seats, at the Metropolitan Theater,
will hereafter be placed at c. :.
EoUGHTON'S Bookstore, els J street,
between Sixth and Seventh where
Reserved Seats can be obtained for
any performance, from a. NJ. until
p. NJ, except on days of perform
ance, then until p. NJ.
RESERVED SEATS FOR CALLED
BACK" CAN BE OBTAINED TO-
DAY. apS,2ined
METROPOLITAN THEATER.
TUESDAY EVENING APRIL :, 1885,
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
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COOPERATIVE SocIErIEs.-The growth
of cooperation in England was illustrated
at the "silver wedding" of Working
mems Cooperative Society at Bradford a
few weeks ago In 1861 this Society had
capital of e300, sales to the amount of
eS00, and grand total profit of e33.
Last year its capital was Ell 500, its sales
nearly e142000, and its profits about
e1S,000. The profits from all English
societies of the kind are said to be consid-
erably over e2,000,000 yearly. The latest
development in this effort to bring the
consumer into direct trade with the pro-
Queer is said by the Times to be combina-
ton of breeders and graziers to organize
the retail sale of meat and farm produce 50
as 10 do away with the exorbitant profits
of butchers and other middlemen, and to
compel reduction in railroad charges
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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
THE LOYALTY DE INDIA.

RAwUL-PISDI, April ID = The chief
princes of the whole Indian Empire are
now represented here in person or by dep
uty. They have all. without exception,
earnestly rendered TO Earl Dutferin, British
Viceroy, troops and money without stint,
to uphold England in any possible difficulty
with Russia
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THE AMER INDIGNANT.

Dispatches received from Cabul to-day
report that Sir Peter Lumsden has decided
to favor the establishment of Il frontier line
which violates the integrity of Afghanistan,
and that the Ameer is much incensed at
t,SS ianisip,,
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FOREIGN.
In Favor of Bimetauism.

ROME. April 2d.-The Haiia, in an article
on the Monetary Conference, says De Pre-
lis, Prime Minister, and Megliani, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, have decided in favor of
bimetallism. The acceptance of this princi-
pie, it adds, depends upon neither France
nor Italy, even though Belgium and Swift
zerland consent. The solution of the
problem depends upon Germany, whose ac-
ceptance Is hoped for under pressure from
France and Ifalv
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RUSSIA IMPROVING HER NAVY

Russia is taking active steps to place her
navy on better war footing. In addition
to five heavy ironciads, seven half-plated
mentioned by Hossischc Zeitunq as being
built for the Black and Baltic Seas, num-
Der of cruisers and torpedo rams are being
rapidly fitted out at Nicolaieffe, station of
the Russian Admiral and fleet at the con-
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De Freyoinet's Proposal.

PARIS, April 2d.-De Freycinet, in con-
ference with President Grevy to-day, pro-
posed that the Chambers be dissolved as
soon as ;hey confirmed the foreign policy
of the new Ministry.
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$40 man, including their subsistence
upon the passage, and including their tents
and camp equipage This covers about
the actual cost to the company for taking
them. The four ships of war, which will
be at Aspinwall by the time the Pacific
Mail steamers arrive, have Calling guns
for use on land and force of sailors
trained to their management.
CALL FOR RELIEF.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2d.-The following
dispatch was received to-day by Adamson,
son of Consul General Adamson, at Aspin-
wall:
Colon is totally destroyed by fire, and the suf:
tering is awful. In my name invoke all editors
to ask subscriptions for relief. ADAMsoN.
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DY ORDER OF MR. HORNE, AT SALES
d room, No. S27 street, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
One Elegant Walnut Bedroom Set, marble-top
with plate-g glass mirror on bureau and wash
stand Spring and Top Mattresses; one Fine
Cottage Set; Parlor Furniture Consisting Of
Easy Chairs. Rockers, Carpets, SOFAS; Dining
room AID Kitchen Furniture, etc.
FD- Sale Without Reserve. 20
Goods now open for inspection. ap3-2t
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PARIS, ApriG2d-Persistent rumors were
current in the Hobbies Of the Chambers to-
day that Ferry asked President Grevy to be
allowed to sign the preliminaries of peace
with China. President Grevy insists that
the matter be left to the new Cabinet. The
basis of the treaty between France and
China are that the Chinese shall evacuate
Tonquin, the French shall occupy Formosa
till the treaty Of peace has been executed,
and shall forego the indemnity from China,
and that treaty of commerce be conclud-
ed giving trade advantages to France.
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o, MY BACK That lame back is caused
by kidney disease. Stop it at once by
hunts kidney and Liyerl Remedy.
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TWENTY YEARS AGo.-Twenty years ago
this morning Richmond and Petersburg
were evacuated by General Lee and his
armies, and General Grant at the head of
the victorious Union forces took possession
and commenced the pursuit of the fleeing
Confederate army, which was finally
headed off and brought to terms of surren-
der at Appomattox, about seventy-five
miles west of Richmond, on the 9th. six
days later. General Grant was then not
quite 43 years of age and in the prime and
vigor of life, and now on the Goth anniver-
sary Of the second greatest event in impro-
lance of his life-the capture of Richmond
and the retreat of Lee-the great victorious
General lies at the pointof death, surround
ed by his anxious family and devoted
friends
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New YORK, April 2d.-Colombian Con-
sui Calderon said last night that the chief
of the Insurrectionists in Colon is a noto-
rious criminal named Preston The men
who form his party are not Colombians,
but foreigners-banditti from Peru, Chile
and jamaica, with many negroes. They
have no political principles and only aim
at plumber. 1t is an entirely social dis
turbance in Aspinwall as well as in
Panama
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{. I =
Seminal Weakness Nervous Debility, Loss Of
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency, Invol-
untary Emissions and al disorders caused BY
Over-indulgenee, 1ndiseretion and Abuse DR..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimu-
liant. but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual organs, and give new lease Of
life-with power to enjoy ito all who expe-
fence the blessed benefits of their potent power.
Price 81 so per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt Of
price or by Express, C. 0. d. Address all or
iers, A. MCBOYLE & CO., Druggists, san Fran.
cisco, p. o. Box 1852. n5-1m
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THE WAR OUTLOOK.
AMERICAN TROOPS TO BE SENT
TO ASPINWALL AT ONCE.

The Battle in San Salvador-Situa-
ton in Manitoba = France and
China-EnSland and Russia.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

Especial DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uSIoS. ]
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GENERAL eRAHAM's REPORT.

MASSOWAH BEING FOKTIFIEU.
LONDON, April 2d.-The Italians are for
tifying Massowah.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Cherries will be ripe in Yacaville Apri
11th
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New YORK, April 2d.-The following
bulletin was issued at 7:30 this morning:
General Grant passed u very quiet night. He
was continually going from his bed to his chair
and back again. He was annoyed at times by
attacks OF coughing and accumulation of mucus
in the throat. His strength has been maintained
by nourishments and stimulants, so that his
pulse is reasonably steady. At 5 o'clock a fail
ing in the pulse was felt to such degree that
the family were apprised, and all soon congre-
gated i'm the sick room He spoke quietly with
each member BY the administration OF proper
stimulants, the General soon rallied, and is
now sleeping in bed.
J. Fl. DOUGLASS NJ. d.
NJ. i. SHRADY, NJ. D.
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THE sOUDAN.
ADVANCE OF THE BRITISH FORCES.

SUAKIM, April 2d.-General Graham telo
graphs from General McNeill's zareebi
under date of II o'clock this morning q
follows: We are advancing upon Tam;
with our entire force, and will endeayor
compel the enemy to fight to-day"
NJ NEILL's zAREEBA REACHED WITHOUT NC
LEsTATIoN.
SUAK1M, April 2d.-General Graham
force reached General McNeilPs Zareeb
without being molested. 1t will procee
towards Tamai, and the design is to encam
tonight at Lobt, five miles nearer th&
place.
MAssowAH BEING FORTIFIED.
LONDON, April 2d.-The Italians are fol
tifying Massowah.
GENERAL GRAHAM's REPORT.
LONDON, April 2d.-A dispatch fror
General Graham, dated o'clock this ever
ing, gives the following history of the day
advance: We advanced at 1 o'clock thi
morning with the entire force in squar
formation, the cavalry scouting. w
reached the zareeba at 10 o'clock. There W
reconnoitcred from balloon, and the enc
my was reported visible in small number;
The weather is fairly cool, and only fey
men fell out of the ranks for water. w
continued to advance in the afternoon unit
3 o'clock, the mounted infantry and Benga
cavalry scouting. At 3oclock we occupie
Treselah hill, to the eastward of Tama
The enemy appears TO have retired, but II
precautions against an attack will be ne
elected"
WITHIN THREE MILES OF TAMAI.
SUAKIM, April 2d.-General Graham ha
formed n ygTpph1 tbrpa mi1aS from, Tam nj
The British cavalry secuted within three
quarters of mile of Tamai without oppo
sition from the insurgents. Numbers @
the latter have gathered at the Gabra wells
fifty miles from khartoum.
TANAI EVACUATED.
SUAKIM, April 2d.-General Graham
found Tamai evacuated. A spy report
SiEkat also deserted.
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THE hEyOLUTIGN IN PANAMA.
Mail Advices in Regard to the Insurrec-
ton.


The steamship San Jose which arrived
at San Francisco from Panama yesterday
morning, brings no news which has not
been received by telegraph. 1t was so hot,
so sickly and so revolutionary at Pa
mama, that the purser was glad to get away
, without obtaining more than one-half OF
the usual number of papers which he is
accustomed to bring.
The United States steamer Galena, Com
mander Kane at Aspinwall is what is
termed third-rate. She is a vessel of 900
tons displacement, and carries a battery OF
eight heavy guns-one S-inch rifle pivot,
throwing a projectile of $50 pounds one
60-pound rifle on forecastle and six broad
side guns, 9-inch' smooth-bore Dalghrens
80 Founders. She has also Calling gun
and boat howitzers. Her complement of
officers and men is nearly 200. Her land
ing party would be about lbs men.
In some quarters of army and navy
circles here the opinion is, in the absence
of any known reason to prevent the Galena
from acting, that Commander Kane has
lost a chance for promotion which it will
be difficult for him to again find. But
among some naval men, it is thought that
that there may be the best reasons for the
refusal of the commander of the Galena to
act. AS far as they can see, he could not
have prevented the destruction of the
| town by firing into it, and causing the loss
of life. They therefore asked for suspen-
sion of judgment until all the facts are
known.
The destruction of the town of Aspin-
wall, however is not so serious a matter as
might be supposed at first, as it does not
appear that the railroad, steamship and
canal property was injured. That portion
of the town destroyed was doubtless that
inhabited by the negro and native inhabit-
ants, and consists of dirty and tumble
down shanties and huts made of bamboo or
other light material. The money value of
the destroyed property, if it is of the above
character, is small, and the fire may prove
benefit in disguise, by destroying places
about as filthy as a Chinese lodging house.
| The steamship wharf and warehouses and
the railroad buildings were, few years
| ago. so situated that they would hardly be
in danger of conflagration in the town
I proper. The town itself is filthy in the
| extreme, and is located amid stagnant
pools, which breed disease and death. Some
of these pestilentical lagOons have been
filled up but Aspinwall is yet, probably,
in about the worst sanitary condition that
can be imagined. The bronze group,
representing Columbus presenting America
to the old world, given by Queen Victoria
to the town, was placed with its back to a
stagnant, green-coated lagoon, and facing
| the railroad track, near the railroad sheds.
1t was apparently as much out of place as a
belle in full dress would be in a Chinese
| den.
TWENTY YEARS AGo.-Twenty years ago
this morning Richmond and Petersburg
were evacuated by General Lee and his
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Mrs. Ames, Midwife. Mrs. Ames cures
cancers; 1920 Third street. mr11-lm*
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M Q TT / Q T..
NJ O TT Q u.
MILLINERY OPENING

THE MISSES BROTHERS,
r FADING MILLlNERS. WILL syBe-eA
! ! have their Spring and sum 1880
mer Opening of Pattern Hats, 81 - ~
Bonnets. etc, on FRIDAY AND SSsss;siss>
SATURDAY, April I'd and it'll The inspection
of all is earnestly solicited an5-2tned
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MIR. and Mrs. BELMOUR.

NYR BEIMOuR has RENTED THE THEA
Ni ter for the above night. and has prepared
good programme.
ORPHAN OF GENEVA"
With My. Edwin Hunter, c. NJ. Chessman Sam'l
kayler. J. Griswald, p. J. Burns, W. Tierney
Fred. Bingham, VIM. Wright Mrs Della Wright,
Miss Cleo. Cooper, Mrs y. Lang, Miss solomon
in the Cast.
O III O.
Miss Lulu Morrell, in Descriptive Ballad Mr..
J. Griswald and Sister, in Duet. Mr.. A. Lyons,
Recitation. The Great Bamford, the Male Pri-
ma lonna. Miss MorTell and Mrs. Wright, duet.
LAUGHABLE FARCE.
Mr.. R. G. Marsh, Miss Kittie Belmour, Louis
Belnour.
Ae- Admission-DresS Circle, 80 cents: Gal
lerJ, p cents. Nothing extra TO reserve. apps IL
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First-class Chinese Servants, Cooks and
Walters. 403 Suffer St, San Francisco. mr2l-lm
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GENERAL NEWS.
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Horrible Crime of a Mother-Grant
Still Battling with Death
Railroad Matters.
DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REcoRD-uN1oNI
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FIRST FoRMAL CONFERENCE.
4 y1RrrAL ACCEPTANCE.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
DETAILS OF TIE RECENT BATTLE.


SAN FRANcIsco, April 2d.-Special de-
tails received this morning of last Mon
days battle between the Guatemala and
San Salvador troops are that Barrios, with
force of $1,000 Guatemalans, attacked the
Salvadorian force of II 900 on the plains of
Santa Ana near the frontier. After ten
hours desperate fighting, in which quarter
was neither asked nor given, the Guatema-
lans were completely routed, leaving 800
dead and wounded on the field. Barrios
retreated across the frontier
MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT OF MEXICO.
CITY or MEXICO via Galveston), April
2d.-Congress opened last evening, and
President Diaz, in his message, says: In
regard to the attempt of General Barrios
against the independence of the Central
American States, there are special duties
imposed on Mexico by its honor and senti-
ments of justice, its neighborhood to the
belligerents and its secular relation with
the aggressor answered General Barrios,
frankly condemning his act. The Mexican
people have approved my action. Grave
without doubt are the difficulties which this
international emergency may produce on
account of the crisis which now affiicts the
public treasury. Nevertheless the execu-
tive is resolved to sustain an attitude betit-
ting the national honor, and counts on
patriotic cooperation of Congress to main
tain intact the national honor and in
tereSts"
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New York Stock Mark.t

New YORK, April 2d-Stocks were irreg-
ular at the opening, Northwest showing a
gain of Z, and st. Paul, New York Central
Lackawanna and Pacific Mail /, while the
remainder of the active list was only
steady to weak, Central Pacific declining.
NEW YORK, April 2d-Central Pa
cifc, 313; Burlington, l2lf Northern Pa
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FURNITURE AUCTION SALE
SATHRnA~

BELL & CO.,........Auctioneers,
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PooRLY-ARMED SAILORS.

WASHINGTON, April 2d.-A prominent
navy officer, speaking of the Panama diff
ficulty and the sending of force from the
United States, said to-day 1t is subject
of regret among naval officers that the
sailors who will probably form part of the
forces to be sent TO the Isthmus, will not
be as well armed rs the marines, or even
as well as the forces with which they will
have to contend. Their arms consist of
short magazine guns, which will not COM
pare in range with Springfield rifles.
Neither are they supplied with bayonets."
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has reduced the rate for taking the men to
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J. Fl. DOUGLASS, NJ. d.
NJ. i. SHRADY, NJ. D.
THE SITUATION UNCHANGED.

At 1910 o'clock the following bulletin
was issued:
The Generals sleep in bed continued until
$50 o'clock, when he arose and tried to so
down stairs. He was gently induced to return
to his room and chair, where he is now sleeping.
When he took his place in his chair, nourish
ment was brought TO him, which he took with
out objection. In other respects his condition
is as good as at 7:30.
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orr AT THREE HOURS NOTICE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2d.-Captains Pagan
and Cochrane. and sixty men Of the United
States Marine Corps, left the League Island
navy yard to-day, at three hours notice,
| for New York, to sail thence tomorrow for
the Isthmus of Panama.
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LOUISVILLE. April Ex-Governor Knott
has ordered detail of 200 militia to hold
Themselves in readiness 10 start for the
scene of faction fights in Rowan county
The Martin faction of about fifteen men are
intrenched in the Gault Hotel at Moorhcad,
while the To!iver faction are said to be in
possession of the town.
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A DECIDED IMPROVEMENT.

New YORK, April 2d-At $50 General
Grant took his own temperature, and timed
his pulse beats by his stop-watch. He has
gargled his throat, and feels comfortable
and cheerful He has asked for the pres
ence of members of his family that he may
enjoy their conversation. His general i'm
provement continues. His pulse is So and
of fair volume. He is not suffering any
min
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NAIL NATTER LOST N THE AsPINWALL FIRE.
New YORK, April 2d.-Cable advices from
Aspinwall received by Postmaster Pearson
report serious loss Of mail matter in the
destruction of the city by fire on the 1st
instant. The entire mail for the South
Pacific dispatched from New York on the
2lst ult. by the steamer Colon, was de-
stroyed and also the registered mail and
ordinary paper mail for Aspinwall sent by
the same steamer. The letter mail was
nearly all delivered before the fire broke
out. AS accurately as can now be stated
the mail for Central America ard the Pa
cifc coast of South America was burned
and consisted of $50 packages of registered
mail, 10 sacks of ordinary letters and SO
sacks of papers.
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ACCEPTANCE OF CHINA CONFIRMED.
BERLIN, April 2d.-It is stated that the
Chinese legation here confirms the report
that China has accepted the peace proposals
made by Ferry, Notwithstanding the recent
Chinese victories.
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
rs A POSITIVE CURE.
For all those Painful Complaints and
- Weaknesses so common to our best
= FEMALE POPULATION. =

For all those BaIntul Complaints ana
4 = Weaknesses so common to our best =
FEMALE POPULATION. y
IT WILL CURE ENTIRELY THE WORST FORM
OF FEMALE COMPLAINTS, ALL OVARIAN TROU-
BLEs, INFLAMMATIoN AND LIBERATION.
FALLING AMP DIsPuACEMENTs, IND THE CON
sEQUENT SPINAL WEAKNESS, AND Is PARrIC-
ULARLY ADAPTED TO THE CHANGE OF LIFE.
!.
= IT WILL DISSOLVE AND EXPEL IUMoRs
FROM THE UTERUS IN AN EARLY STAGE OF De
vELOPMEST. THE TENDENCY TO DANGEROUS
HuMoRs THERE rs CHECKED VERY SPEEDILY
BY ITS USE. = = y :
= IT REMOVES FAINTNEss, FLArCLENcY, DE-
sTRoYs ALL CRAvGEG FOR sTnTULANTs, AND
RELIEVES WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH. IT
CURES BLoATING, HEADACHE, NERVOUS Pros
TRAT1oN, GENERAL DEBILITY, DEPRESSION
AND INDIGESTION. i \ x
= THAT FEELING OF BEARING Down, CAUSING
PAIY, WEIGHT AND BACKACHE, is ALWAYS
PERMANENTLY CURED BY ITS USE.
= II WILL Al ALI TINES AND UNDER ALL CIR
CUMsTA Noes ACT in HARMONY WITHTHE LAWS
THAT GOVERN THE FEMALE SYSTEM. 4
y Ms7~ITs PURPOSE IS SOLELY FOR THE LIE
CLIMATE HEALING OF DISEASE AND THE RE-
LIEF OF PAIN, AND THAT 1T DOES ALL IT
CLAIMS TO DO. THOUSANDS OF LADIES CAN
GLADLY TESTIFY. ~3AN 4 =
, = For THE CURE OF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
IN EITHER sen THIS REMEDY Is UNSURPASSED.
LYDIA Z. PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepared at Lynn, Mass. Price, 81.
Six bottles for SIS. Sold By ali druggists. Sent by
mail postage paid, in form of Pills or Lozenges,
on receipt of price as above. Mrs Pinkham's
Guide to Health " viii be mailed free to any
Lady sending stamp. Letters confidentially an
swered.
No family should be without LYDIA F. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Bnliousness and Torpidity Of the Liver 25 cents
per box. m29-lyTuIhS&Wly