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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-15

Lemon Jelly dissolve one ounce OF good
gelatine in about half a pint Of water. let it
stsnd two or three hours, then plRce Il in a
saucepan with one pint more OF water, the
Juice OF three lemons, the rink OF two cut
very thin), and rather more than one-Q1arter
psund of loaf sugar. Let 1t boil ave minutes,
strsin through lieve snd place In a mold
for the next Gav
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Life bad become n burden to L. s Hill. OF
East Montpelier, VI, bnt the new specific
for rheumatism aud neuralgia made new
man of him. He writes. 81 have been suf-
feriug from rheuU asism for over six months
and had grown 80 bad IS 70 lose all use OF
my hands and arms After taking a few
doses Of your AtholophOros the pain left me
gradually, and the swelling went away"
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Rheumatism ouickIv Cured.

There has never been a medicine for rheums-
t'sm introduced in this state that has given such
universal satisfaction as Dursng's Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t stands out alone the one great
remedy that actually cnres this dread disease. 1t
is taken internally and never has and never can
fail 10 the worst in the shortest time. II
has the Endorsement aud recommendation Of
many leading physicians IN this State and else
where. IL is sold by every druggist at 81. Write
for free forty-psge pamphlet to r x. HELPHKN-
slime. Druggist Washington d. O.
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heat or remove 10 10 . cooler part When
finished, try il in tbs centre with = bright
skewer; il thoroughly done the skewer will
remain bright when drawn out Take il
from the mold while hot, and place il on a
sieve turned upside down, TO allow the steam
TO escape on ell sides. This will insure the
liehtness OF the cake. The directions for
baking apply to sll cakes in tins.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-15

~Ho IUuuO8 NIArMbss
6ggs-fzy1ng lilo per doz; from store. ll1<9l2c.
.5aeer-Creamery fancy,2 Csc; choice, lSCaI0c;
onry, eeaected, b9l6c: country, fancy, 1Sc;
sweet roIl. ASl6c; medium grades ssSc; low
Poultry-Hens 80 per H. ROSTERS, SO: spring
cniefens 90; hen turkeys. 100: tom turkeys.
g: old geese and well-iezthered. per dos, 81 50:
ducks. Per dox.. So IS.
Festners-Prime gsese, sc; mixed ana ducks,
Oo25c
Razs-11<01s<c.
wool-Tub-wrshed and picked, 76asoc; un-
washed medium, lSc: unwsShed common, lsc:
unwssned nne. lb@lsc: Oc.swold. Ito; bury and
unmerch an table al their value
cotton neeces. 1xa15e.
The Provision Market
Below are me present Jopping prices:
kxncked Meats, canyased or plain (plaiu meats
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SSeetbresds, Liver and Hesrt,-Parboil
them and let them get cold, then cut them
about an inch thick. Season with salt and
pepper and dip them into the yelk of an egg
and fine bread crumbs; fry them light brown
When removed from the frying pan make a
gravy for them, adding, il you like, spices.
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nru Gcnds.

NEW YORK, April 1A-Dry Goods-Clothug
woolenS continue 10 hsve an increasing degree of
ate mt or, ndJollowed by an improviug 70 am OF
sales for immediate late delivery. IN other de-
parlments there hss been very little doing, and
the market 20 far as agents are concerned were
cuiet 10 dull.
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TITSI All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve RestoreT. No ats after fTst days USE Mar
Vicious cures Treatise and q tTlal bottle free Pft
GSkes. Send 10 d. Kline. Sn Arch at. Ph1lA., Ps
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whisky.

UEICA6O. April Il. -Whisky-FiTm a. 81 IS.
CRSCIEEATl. April I4.-WbtEEy Steady al 81 y.
ST. LOUIS, April I4.-whisky-Steady at 81 Il.
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Rye-So. 2. nominal.
Bran-Firm; SIS IS bid: no sellers.
CHICAGO MARKKTs.
Furnished by II. z. Kinney & Co.. Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. 3 Chamber of Commerce.
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Cnoics snirring 395 SO
Medium 70 good Snipping grades eO - 10
Common to fair shipping grades........... 2004 SO
ctcckers, common 10 gO0o 1894 %
Choice COWS eno hSifEfA.,.-- ........ 2514 IS
Medium 80 good CouE Sld heifer7 ........ 5074 90
Common TO fair COWS sud kCiieTx......... 5O38 .
Heals, Common 70 good....-.-...s........ COOS 90
B1lls, common 10 good. ...........- 1898 rs
Mixers, CONNIE on 10 good ....... . secs. 20 coats %
Hoss-Reoaiuts, $500 hsad; shipments, 1850
head Quality only fair. Market opened active
at about sc decline from yesterdays close, but
later weakened and closed 10c lower. Some un-
sold.
Select light to medium and heavy ~....si 60 a. 20
Common to fair light 35tt4 IS
aeAVy rOugne..-. s % 81 ~
eHExP-ReceIpts. zoo head: shipments. head.
But few here. Demand good for any thing that is
in decent flesh. Market stronger, but not quota
bly, higher.
Good 70 choice grades..... 904 30
fair to medium grades. 409s IS
g0kumon ETHoee.-....... oU43 ~
huoks per head 6oD1 50
Elsewhere.
RAFT LIBERTY, Pa, April ll-The cattle
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Flour. Grain aud nay.

Flour. Grain and Hay.
r1our-Pstent. 81 1915 90: extra fancy, - COO
as: fancy, IS o04 90; choice. 50 7S33 90: family,
90 55as so; treble extra. 81 e02 rs: Double extra
81 to92 so: extra, 81 25a2 SS; supernne. q 000
fine
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LIVE STOCK.

Indianapolis Live STOCK Merkes.
UNION eToCK-YAEDs April14.
OATTLR-Receipts leo head; EhipTeDtR. 70 hea /.
Bost of the receipts were OF through consign.
nents. Quotations only fair and market barely
teacy.
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BOSTON. April li-wool-The market re.
mains unchanged
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INDIANAPOLIS wHOLGsALE MARKET

Car lots Wheat 107; corn. los: oatz. SO.
Estimated receipts OF hogs COO head.
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Elsewhere.
RAFT LlBKRTY. Pa, April 14.-The cattle
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The following tsrle Enows the anonnl Of gain
In store 81 this point:
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y. ri. ALBEIT. II.
No. 20 Virginia Ave, Indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississip

". B-Please note the numbe-, and thus avoid
mce near with same mama
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
WeaiherfOrd Notes.

WEATnERFo ID, Jan. 4-lSpecial. /
Capt. D.J. Bah, j. w. stephens and other
members of the legal fraternity here.
leave in the morniug to attend court al
JarkshorO.
Judge Chas. Saward, of Decatur, is in
the city on legal business.
The remains of Mrs. Carver, who died
here yesterday morning, were seat To
Missouri Tor interluent.
Senator w. r. shannon and Repre-
sentative j. W. Barnett will leave in a
few days for Austin. In an interview
with Cd. Shannon in regard 10 making
it felony to carry a pistol" he stated
that il was his opinion that the l-gisia-
tune wou Il not mate tally change the
present law in regard u the matter. al
il does" said he, "it will only make or
add Imprisonment in the county jan for
specified tine. 1t j. not the policy OF
the state 10 iufiict too severe punish
iheut Tor II small otfense." Cot. Shan
mons views in This are sub -tantially tue
same as Barnett Gibbs on the same
question.
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Fort Worth Notes,

Fort WORTH, Jan. g. Delayed
Specia ben Oliver, who has been at
work on the Mail for some time past,
was given lot of accounts to collect
yesterday, and not showing no last
night, Mr.. Harris began to suspect
something wrong, but was not con.
tirmed in his suspicious until TO-DAY,
when he found that oliver had col
!ec,ed all the bills he could and skipped.
Just COW much he succeeded IN getting
cannot rs Vet he told.
Both the evening papers exprct to
appear with assu cia'ed press dispatches
on Monday; The Mail from the Rslti-
more " ono aud the Democrat from the
Western Union.
Mrs. Howe, tne only female member
of The q. A. r., delivers free lecture ut
the opera house to morrow afternoon to
ex-contederates and ex-iederals. The
lady has aroused considerable interest
III this city.
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French war Notes,

PARIS, Jan. 4.--The official journal an
nounces the appointment orGen. Lewall
"a minister of war,to succeed Gen. Carr
peron. 1t is stated that Cosimier Pc
riere has asked to be r. lieved from his
post. Gen. Cainperop's withdrawal
from the ministry has been the signal
for dispatch OF fresh reinforceinents to
ionuuin. Evacuation of Kee Lung has
enabled The 'roops to concentrate their
efforts on TonquiIi, and mikes further
strengthening of the forces there un
necessary. Gen. Camperon has been
app ,inted to the Grand Cross OF the Lee
zion of Honor. Gen. de Lisle has been
promoted to be general of "a division.
LIE Paris says the Franco Egyptian
proposals advocate the making OF loan
10 be contracted, If not guaranteed, ny
the DOWers.
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CALVERT, Jan. 3.--lSpecial.l- Morton
Il Bells Comedy company, by j. II.
Haverly's great success. Our strate-
gists played here to a good house last
night, and is pronounced by all who
we're SO fortunate as to witness the
play, as beng by far the best company
that has played here for years. The
audience was kept in perfect roar OF
laughter during the evening.
Capt. Leonrd Knight, from Patterson
willie, Louisiana, is here on a visit to
his family, and in a few days will take
tour OF northern Texas for the pur-
pose of locating in one of your pros
porous cities. Mr.. Knight is a young
man OF rare business qualities and will
be an acquisition to any place he may
locate in.
ID. B. Mccall, from Gainesville, has
returned 10 his old home for few DAYS,
and his friends are pleased to see him
among them again.
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Appropriation Bills Likely 10 be Ae'
corded Preference.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE STATUS
The blair Hiil Appears the fayorito In he
Educational Line Land GIMnt for-
fritur-s arr Lik,iy - Receive
Practical Aucntiun,
AS ARE LIKEWISE THE TREATIES

WAslIINDTON, Jan. 4 After the usual
Monday cpil uf states aud territories for
the iutruduc' ion # bills "a tno house tp-
morrow, Individual motions Ia suspend
the rules viii he IN rider, aud nulu-
Der oi members VIII cnduaNor, by
this means Ia obtain he immediate pas
sHg- ui pcriicd measures, or the IT'S
SigUmuut of Iuturu dates Tor their ~
s.durntiun.
Mr.. Collins intends Ia ask the house
To fix a day for the consideration OF the
BANKRUPTCY bill.
MIR. Watson will ak tor q passage
ol the bill ported from HE committee
on pensions, providing Tor au Increase
Ut pensions for widows from IS to Sl2
per month.
SIR. Poyson for the passage ol the bill
restoring Ia puhlic "nlrA tho lands held
within the Indemnify lltnits for the ben-
rlit Of railroad aud wagon road COM
pduies.
MIR. Cassidy, for the passage of a bill
p'oyiG NJ Tor the erection of n nublic
building AT Carson coy, Nevada.
A two-thirds Vute VIII bo necessary In
each instance to secure favorable ac.
ton.
Tuesday has been SGT apart for the
consideration Of bills reported ( ON the
comm ttee on military all ,irs, wi h the
understanding, however, that appropri-
alton bits shall have preferences.
The pension appropriation blil, which
was reported u Oh, house prior 10 the
holiday recess, will, in all probability,
bo called up 'ur confederation that day.
The consular ana diplomatic appro-
priatiOn bills, 10 Is expected, will he re-
ported from the Hpprnp iaton- commits
tee the same Gay and called up for dis
cussion on Wednesday.
Tue Indian AID the District of Column.
bia bills will probably b. reported to the
house during The week, at the first OPP
and when their discussion
will not Interfere with the appropriate II
bills.
Mr.. Reagan will ask that considera-
tion of the Interstate commerce bill be
re -uneu.
IL that measure is disposed of before
the end Of The week MIR. Willis will en-
deaVor To secure consideration of the
bill 1t il his pu pose u
call up his own hill and move mat the
Blair bill, which passed the senate, be
for it.
In the senate the Interstate commerce |
bill has the first right OF consideration,
,nd lis supporters express the opinion
That IL viii not lie set ABIDE Tor any thing |
out the appropriation bills. It's consid |
sration is likely to consume great
part, ann possibly all of, the week.
The bill u declare a forfeiture
Of the Oregon Central land grant will
pro tabiy he bi, ught up duIing the
hour and PASSED.
AT least one of the Irndjr & treaties is
expected To he reported from the foreign
~ atipUs commit, g, ana IA considerable |
portion Of the time of the senate may be |
'pent in executive session.
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Ha DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD,


~ AtNsN Af'Athis
sv foRE, San. THE occupants Of
'. lals, vu Lexington avenue, woTo
ul. . early this morning by Two pis-
t-..y.e. Mrs. tauszkV rushed from a
r.lI.. .lod flowing r.um wound in her
O.. 'he has shot ana EillCd
Ns-" ths llty ar cd A
el.. .ru entered tne apartment ant
f.r .. 20 Tho floor Rudolph rUuszllN, u
...- Won kunwr phys'c Hn OF the city.
Is .t = wound is not dangerous, hut
.ir bel. Frustrated bN the shock, DR..
i...lI. was removed ,l the PTgShy-
.HH ,spiiL. WHOM he returned To
fu. snC-s no asked 90 ba taken
I.".. lie jumped ont of bed and maze
frr. .r IL window, lie cviuCCi othor
..- INSANITY. 10 is thought Ihe doe
I.f .... soon recover. no cause except
..,s'.|' can he suggest Il for the act.
Nr. .gky rs wen kuoNn - an oX-
u.rl I'D insanity, and recently read an
.f...l...Ve ss.uy uu "iuuary and It's
... ..' before the medical league sDci-
n.". luu the jesse Noyt will case
a.s .Tlu, he CAV. up his large prac'
..HH Iu arVute his entire attention To IT.
months ago he had Il quarrel
49, .I 1r Morris NutZcl, with " HON
Poe live. on East l7th street, because
aHf.a would not prepare some
.tUr- for HIM 10 eat at n
.l,tr Hpur az uight. He assaulted
M tu Eel the next dav nnd the affair
HH. U.. cd upon his mind since. He Is
'udrf denly rirh. Ills f.iends have
.pI-'I red him To Ice of uusound mind
f1I 5Hut' time past.
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~ None genuIpc Without bunch oi
green Hops on tie white label. Shun all the
Vile. poisonous stun With HOP" or Shops
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uEATIt q. Ar.oMINESr ST. LOUIS M,N.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. IA dispatch from
san Francisco conveys the intelligence
Of the death there, yesterday, of John
How, father OF Col, J, Il, How, ono OF
the vioe-presidonis Of the Wabash rail-
road, and, No pre- ent, general agen; for
tho receivers of that road; also OF II, w
How, OF Houston, Texas, connected
with The Sunset railroad In that state,
Mr., How was formerly "a leading mcr-
chant In tnis city, and served three
terms M mayor mck IN the iiltie-. lie
also spent several years ~ mining In
Montana, AMI was United States agent
iur the Shoshone Indians IN Nevada Tor
many years.
CHIEF JUsVrCE en- tLNERS.
Jackson, VI - Jan. Al IL. Cbal.
u.ers, associate Justice of the supreme
court OF Mississippi since 1919, died this
morning OF appOplrNy.
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McGregor Notes.

McGREoot 70, Jan. g. Correspondence.
The extremely cold weather has
caused McGrrsor To be duh during the
holidays. THE appearance Is that we
will have sltet tom ght.
Regular Justice court today was dun,
only u few ease, we're disposed Oi.
Messrs. sleeper kiuchclou Hnd Har
dy, attorneys from Waco, are IN town
to-day.
Chambers K Wuggonor are building a
new uoublo-ropm store on Main street
aud will soon remove there,
Very little sickness So lar on account
OF hau weather.
The III rRALp continues Ia be highly
appreciated here Tho sentiment here
Is that the HERALD should continue to
"whoOp up" the state railroad policy.
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Waco, Jan. 4,--LSpecial. jacob L.
vinski head Of the leading iewelry
house In This city, WAS married ut 8
o'clock this evening to Mas sarah
Levine, sister of the MesSrs. Levine,
extensive dry goods merchants. The
ceremony took place In the synagogue
Rodei Sh'loGI, Rabbi A. Suhler, form
erly of Dallas. officiating. Alter the
marriage, u brilliant reception was held
Mt the residence al the brides mother.
The presents We're numerous and costly,
Rain has poured down without inter-
mission since . o'clock lac night,
aud the br.2us river is rising steadily.
Services at.all the city chu ches had 10
lie abandoned on account of the weather.
Rev. X. G. Pearson, the "bpy preacher"
VAS booked for his FIRST appearance to-
day, hut had To stay at home.
sour StIaiegists" comedy company
played ut the Garland opera house to-
night T. small sizei audience.
This late \ II. hutchins was buried
from the Presbyterian church this
morning.
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SOME SOLID STATEMEN Is,
ATALK ON Hs HAWAIIAN TREATY
Minister carter Notes some Reasons for
Negotiating iii. Instrument aud
which Recommends its Adop-
uon-McrcantiIe Facts

WAsHINGToN, Jan. i.--Mr. Carter, the
Hawaiian minister, in conversation with
| AN Associated Press reporter, to-day,
concerning the proposed extension %
the Hawaiian treaty, salt: "Much has
been written ANA said about the treaty,
based on misrepresentation OF the
facts. The commercial advantages IN
Americans he knew To DO greater
than is generally understood. Of
course, merchants and traders of the
| Pacific coast were the most benefited,
and statements to the effect that the
Pacific coast people o We're not
OF the present trade relations
with Hawaii were unfounded. The
| impression that the treaty had created
n sugar monopoly, or had contributed
to the continuance of II monopoly on the
Pacific coast, was entirely erroneous.
A combination of sugar retin"ries
| existed before the treaty WAS made. 1t
had fought against the treaty when 1t
was nego lated. IL would not be So
riously effected should The treaty he
abrogated. Its field of operations
was far removed from the
refiaers of the east, aud in this
existed before the treaty WAS made. 1t
had fought against the treaty when it
was negotiated. II would not be seri-
ously effected should the treaty be
abrogated. Its field of operations was
FAR removed from the re-
finers OF the east, and in this
fact alone lay its advantages. Hawahai
did not produce sugar enough to effect
American prices to consumers, and,
therefore, injured 10 American pro.
ducerS. ] he price of raw sugars
imported into San Francisco was
regulated by the market at
Manila on the one hand and Cuba and
Porto Rico ON the Other. A San Fra
cisco purchaser would not pay more tor
Hawaiian sugar than the cost of Manil-
sugar, nor would an Hawaiian
producer sell for less than he
could get in New Y urk; less, OF cours.
the difference in freight and charges,
about three-tourths oi cent per pound. |
But the advantages to Americans were,
not all included in the retail prices OF
sugars. The American export trade to
the islands had under the treaty
grown from almost nothing to "a, co., 900 |
4 wear. 1t was estimated, he said that
American ownership IN Hawaiian
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tgsoGEyESIESCE AND INDIGNATION.
ARiEEEE, Jan, Al Special mo mail
iron 81. Louis and other centres north
hes been received at towns in west
TeSas for five days. Trains have been
ruubing regularly over the Texas " Pa
O. &c. Tne delay is occasioned by wash
outs in Arkansas. Merchants are greatly
incoacenied, aud are indignant at the
posial authorities, as it is claimed the
mails cuaid have been sent south over
tbe Missouri Pacific.
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Inni.e Michel,s Mndness

PARIS, Jan. 4 -Rocheiort has visited
Louise Michel, whose mind seems to
have given way. She sees visions OF
soldiers coming To arrest her, and hears
voices through the night an
nouncing the details of her trial
and sentence. Rorhofrot attributes
her terrible condition 10 the
two years solitary confinement. He
states he knows from personal eXpe.
rience tina six months of such isolation
exceeds in suffering four Years of ordi-
nary prison discipline at New Caledonia.
He saw wi hin six months zen prisoners
become mad under the same discipline,
while several died. Rocheiort character
ICES this solitary conlinement as the
worst and mcst revolving p inishment,
to torture.
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The Paris Conference.

pApis. Jan. 4.-The GAulois says the
date OF me Spanish conference Will not
IN fxad( until the close of the confer
enc Il . erlin, Count Won fatzenieidt,
secirtafS of foreign affairs, is still
unable 10 resume his duties. bismarck
therefore, will be obliged to attend the
ccuierenre to it's close, and Will then
.flte TITS wife to Italy. IL is rated that
he vii meet the French premier, Ferry,
IN the strictest secrecy, probably
at some Swiss village, and
will discuss with him the basis for the
Paris c1hference.
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Or. 9ichau's Golden Remedie.

win not radically cure. Dr.. Hicnar
Golden B!,lsam No. Slll care syphilis IN y
primary and secondary stages, such Us {
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eye
skin eruptions, soreness of the scalp and Il
stages of the disease, Graduating disease RI {
mercury thoroughly. Price So per bottle
two bottles for 80. Dr.. ,ti"naus Golden Ba
sam No. 2 will cure the third stages or 1ei
tiary Syphilis, where syphilittc and mere
rial rheumatism are connected with the Pr
mary and secondary. ] have hundreds q
certificates where miraculous cures have beer
effected by these remedies. Patients eat ant
drink what they like, ami require no outwaIS
applications. Hundreds suffer from syplli'
litic and mercurial' rheumatism who are no
aware of it, and defy such TO obtain y rat
cal cure without the use of this medicine. II
beneficial effects are felt 81 once. III has "a. e
ed men from hospital beds in one week. who
have laii. there for years under the best pra' =
titioners In the city, and is the only radio
cure for the worst disease known-Syphil'
Price s. per bottle, or two bottles for 3d. II
saves yourself-it saves your offspring Il on
the taint of this scourge.
DR.. Richau's Golden Antidote, q safe. speeo
pleasant and radical care for gonorrhosA
gleet, irritation, gravel and ~ urinary D.
rangements, accompanied with full dlrec'
ions. Warranted to cure. Price s3 per bot
DR.. Richau's Golden Elixer de Amour,
radical cure for Spermat0rrhCea, genera! DE
bility in old or young, giving vitality and In
parting energy with wonderful effect to thos.
who have led n life of sensuaity or self-abuS
IL Is invaluable 10 tnOSe VINO are unAlOus lCl
an increase OF family. Nothing more certain
in its effects. II is composed of the mosi
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On receipt of price, by mail or express
these remedies will be shipped to any part o.
the United States and Canadas, free from oi
servation. Prompt attention paid to al cor
espondence--strictly confidential. Private
parlor for ladies'. The doctor can be consult
ed AT his Office from O. m. TO p. m.
Address DR.. d. B. RICHARDS. No. G2S Va
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