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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-18

Bacon-steady; short clear Sss7K whisky-Steady:
sales, 125s brs. of finished goods on basis OF slos
Butter-Weaker and lower; fancy cresmerS &c pIe
dairy roll, $50 Doc. Linseed oil Easy aSrJc sngst
Steady and quiet; hard refined, 11sa5ci New orleans
5SiSsc. Eggs-Dul and lower, l3s5c- CAeese--fau'
prime TO choice fat, oeIlIc-
NEW YORK April i6--Flour-Recepts. % go eggs
exports 1873 bris Is 0oe sacks: strong; sales 3OO
orfs; good extra Ohio, S2sese3i common TO
choice extra 81: Louis 81 Seas patent Minnesota extra
good to prime, io6tSO; choice 10 fancy d. SS9;
futures g. 900 spot Options unsettled and very iIreg-
ular; opened Jxsc higher, then gained 5sG1c later
ruled easier dropped 3e5c, closing stronger AZ ne
better but quiet; ungraded spring. 9Oc T. o. b. I'M
graded red soa9Sc; red, s5Aassc store and ee-
SS9T stSts = O. 81 sv nO so!Ss
s3Asc; June u sQs2 13l6e, closing e2Ec; July sl@
s2%c, closing 935Ec; Aug, s0Agsl9c closing &c;
Sept, so7sqsl%e closing slJc Dec sS>ss4,se, clos
-ecefpts 1906 exports $50; sales boo futures
1900 spot; cash firm and very quiet; options opened
heavy and h(aHe lower later advanced about 20,
Snsraded mixed, sssfoc: no s. sc delivered steamer
65 St766so store and elevators = zoe stores
April closing zoe; May, s. f@6Sc, closing eiSei Jane,
63a65ssc, closing e3Ic July e2 665ke, closing SIC;
Aug, 62sGe3Sc, closing 65c Sept, GexGe2fsct clos
ing s2Ae; Oct, 81 sA62Es, closing s2Ae. Stocks
OF grain in store April IA whest 2s4s971 corn i:e $50
oats-Recepts, $4,000; exports, none; sales, sos 900
futures, ils6oo spot; steady mixed western, 3l4le;
white DO. 42G47c Coffee Spot fair; Rio, l41se. Eggs
demand and firm; mess quoted Sl4.50i4.7j old; $50
I525 new. Cut Ineats-Very firm; picked hams iOs$
lie; picked bellies. re. Lard-opened about PCS
western steam spot, ss07z; April, sS0ii May, 5000
s.O7; June, SsO6s.i1; July, ss0Sds.l3; Aug ss.1l9
STA; Sept, ss.l5dS.17; city steam, S.T5. Butter
Quiet, but weak; western, l5ee25. Eggs-Heavy and
lower; receipts, 1873 pckgs; western, lsel6&e.
MINNEAPOLIS, April I6.--Flour- Patents TO ship
peTs, sacks, carload, si.2O44O In ebls sI4S@i.S5
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce.


CHICAGO, April l6-Wheat was or tie UP Grade
to-day. There many things TO favor the
bulls. The sustained advances Of Saturday gave the
expert. who las been on the road for local parties
came in this morning with report that more than
confirmed the government report of last week the
point Of damage 20 the winter wheat crop. This
caused bold front and the courage and Of the
local BUYERS frightened the shorts and together they
bulged prices ss they hsrc not since last November
when the country got under wheat. Prices ranged
Ma, :9c 20 open, then up to Sle back TO SOC, u4Sp
TO eO'8c and back to sOc closing at size The WISH
bic supply decreased sol 900 bushels less than expected
which, together with realizing sales, caused the
during tie last hour of the session. There was q
strong feeling the curb, and the opening was at
's8tc better than prices for than the close
Saturday. There was fair buying by some leading
local houses and outside orders gave additional
strength. The pit led with excited traders
early, and prices advanced from the opening about
&C. The maEkc; was not so well sustained
wheat and before noon there reaction to the
opening price for May. and the closing price at 3
O'Clock &c SATURDAY.. May sold at 55Ssc up
TO 564c 70 55 back 20 0jc up 10 J6fc closing IT
561sc- Oats did reach Saturdays prices although
the market was firm and active with May sold
32Me333 &c, closing at 32ssc sc higher for the day
Provisions aTted company with grain and declined,
closing sales at O'Clock being l5c lower pork q s
g5c short ribs. At O'Clock pork closed at $l42TA
holders disposed to sell more freely but il re-
qui-ed little pressure to keep prices the downward
path after they had fairly started. May opened at
S435 sold to S440 declined to S1417i and closed at
Slf.27}s. Lard remained steady with light offerings
May sold at s7.7G47.75 and closed at S7.72fG.7.76
Snort ribs for Nay opened at $780, sold 10 $685.
coded to $50.
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NON-PARTlsAN SOLDIERS.
4 New G. 4. II. Post to he Established ut
HIuncie Immediately.

To THE EDIToR-.Sir: Sixty-one veterans
met 10 consider the rejection of their applica-
ton for a new 6. A. r. post. II was deter
mined to have their application reconsidered by
the department commander. They are salts
fed that they were refused because of political
preiudics of the commander OF Williams post,
Mr.. Shoemaker. It was he who announced in
advance OF the application, that a charter
would not be granted. There are sixty-fve
as good soldiers as ever enlisted, and they,
republicans and democrats, having subscribed
their names for new post, will not apply for
membership in Williams post, because il is
run in the interest OF the republican party and
not in the interest of the soldiers. The com
mander of Williams post is a pernicious
partisan. In a recent speech he declared that
the republican party put down the rebellion,
freed the negro and was now not afraid to
tackle the saloon" Rats" The soldiers
regardless of politics do not think that such q
man should be consulted whether it would be
for she good of the order 10 organize new
post here at Muneie JTM.
Muncie April Is
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Elsewhere.

CINCINNATI, April 1s.-CATTLE-R Receipts. I.46s;
butchers, s22S9IlO; shipping. si.25as. sHEEP-Re-
oeipts, 30; shipments, 100. Active and FIRM common
strong at Sia6.o5 Hoes-strong; common and light
s405.5O; packing and butchers Si5egj.s5 receipts
1900; shipments. l,500.
EAST LIBERTY, April Is. CNTTLR- Receipts,
l.O45; shipments, 2Ce market slow, lee15c of from
last weeks prices eight OF cattle shipped New
York to-day. HOGs-Receipts, 800; shipments 300
market active: Philadelphias ss.0od6I5; mixed $50
a5s5 Workers. 8 $50; common to fair s5.e5e575
York to-day. SHEEP Receipts, S2oO; shipments 5000
market frm and shade higher than last weeks prices
1a ANSAs CITY j,o April is d Cattle a5 receipts
s4iOd4.15i common TO medium, 400 stockers
s2c2.so; feeders, So: COWS, $3.50 Hoes-Re-
SLOW and steady except for some light which we're
medium, Si.S9t5.3O; skips and pigs, S94O. SHEEP
Receipts, 1900 shipments $50; offerings common and
not in demand; good to choice, s4.l5846o; common
ST. LOUIS, April IS. - CATTLE Receipts, 9oo
shipments, zoo. Market steady; choice heavy and ma
tive sI4G0 525; fair good native steers s. eO
stockers and feeders fair to good S22Ga3 rangers
ordinary n good. s225a4. HoGs-Receipts 1900
shipments, 300 Market active and strong choice
heavy and butchers selections, S5.65G5 So packing
medium 10 prime, S5.4075.5O: light grades, ordinary
10 best, s5.30d560. SHEEP-Receipts, i,i5O; ship
ments. LOO. Market strong fair 70 fancy, S4lG6.20
CHICAGO, April 16.-CATTLE- Receipts, 5000; ship
0jGj stOckers and feeders S2.40d365 cows, bulls
and mixed, S1.75d $50; Texas steers, S35s. Hoes
ttctlPL- ADVVus oJJp hAfkel 0ttAVC
lower; mixed, Sis5r575; heavy, S5.5S75.S5; light
s5.iOdj7o; skips 500 SIS. sHEEP-Receipts, 6Oo0
shipments, 1000. Market strong; natives, si0 625;
western Si.75G625; Texans, S275d4.50; lambs, $50
$50. The DrOver's Journal special ezblegram from
London quotes excessive supplies, very weak demand
ana sc decline cattlei best American beeves II sc
per n dead weight.
NEW YORK, April 16.-BEEyEs- Receipts, 800,
making SEQ for the week. Arrivals to-day included
a carloads for the market 81 carloads for exporta-
ton and 40 carloads city ughterers direct Act
i've, firm and higher. Very poor prime sold
at Si-0c $3.50, with nothing very good shown SHEEP
Receipts 1890, making y 500 for the week. Firmer
and fraction higher for desirable stock common 20
best unshOrn sheep went at S5jC0750 clipped, 81
6.25 unshorn yeaFings $50665; spring lambs, s. $50
625 per head HoGsEeceps, 500, making p 500 for
the week. Not enough offered alive to make a mar
ket firm feeling nominal range s5.soa525.
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a Gas Well MT a slight Depth.

NATION, H., April lS.-Especial. IA nat
ural.gas well, which threw gravel and rocks as
large as hens eggs sixty feet in the air. has
been discovered on the farm of D. T. Todd
near Lerna, few miles southeast OF this city
In boring 10 depths of from seventy-five to 125
feet, in seven different places on his farm, Mr.
Todd has found gas, but the last was discovered
at seventy-fve feet and is young gusher
which can be heard mile when not burning
When the gas is ignited the flame leaps high in
the air above the pipe which now confines IT,
II viii be utilized for lighting and heating pur-
poses in Mr.. Todd's residence and other houses
OF the town. Ii is on the same ridge where
dozen other gas flows have been found and
some OF them have furnished light and fuel for
residences for ten years or more, but this last
find exceeds all the others in volume.
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
easier and lower; creamery. 319251sc; dairy II
et24c. Eggs-Lower st 1J6s14;Sc.
ST. LOUIS, April 1e.-flour- Higher, ranging from
.t094.40. Wheat--Opened firm and advanced from the
start, reaching &c above opening before halt was
secured toward close IL eased of &c, and closed &c
above Saturday; no red cash s5.lc NAV $40
closing 81 June s4ses5c, closing s4ac; July, 86s
size, closing 81 ..ci Aug 81 ess2c closing s1c Dec,
s5Ss6fs61sc, closing e5tc. Corn opened strong but
lost ground, closing &c lower; cash, 50e; May, sos
51c closing % c June, 50Il0iso, closing 504e July,
50taG50ssc. closing 508c. Oafs-Lower: cash, SD
334c May, &c Provisions and higher; pork,
$3.50; lard, s37] dry salt meats boxed1 shoulders
Ss7ls long clears s71og725; clear ribs 81 2Sd7 30;
short clears, S7.S'77.4o. Bacon Boxed shoulders.
ss35,s long clears, 76s7s5i clear ribs, sseSI2j2
short clears, ss.2tds.30; hams, sl0n12.
CINCINNATI, April 1s.-FloEr-strong and high
er; family, S3.50d3.70; fancy. s3s5d4.10. Wheat
Strong red, 58Ssc; receipts, $500; shipments,
none Corn-In good demand and higher; no. mixed,
Sc. Oats-In fair demand; no. mixed, ssd5f9fc.
Rye-scarce; no. T. Sc Pork--Dull, $3.50 Lard
rs1, s7.69. Balk meats-Firm; short ribs, $50.
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a Magnificent showing.

\ sample of What the democratic administra-
ton is doing for the soldiers is found in the
increase OF business at the indianapolis
pension agency. During the three years of
President Cleveland administration almost ten
thousand pensioners have been added to the
rolls at that agency, and the amount distributed
among veterans from Indiana during the year
1887 reached the enormous sum of So 6Sj 026 l3.
Think of il moment; almost seven millions OF
dollars transferred every year from the T..
). treasury 70 the pockets OF the old sold
iers, the majority of them living in Indiana.
And the number of pensioners aud the amount
distributed is rapidly growing larger, the aver
age monthly increase of pensioners at this one
agency having been $40 during the first quar-
ter of 1888. No former administration has
made such showing.
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A ROMANCE IN REAL LEE.
Husband and Wife Reunited After -Four
Years Searching for Eaell Other.

CHICAGO, April 12.-Miehael Sullivan left
his home in Ore Hill, Conn, about four years
ago to seek his fortune in California. He left
behind wife and child, daughter about ten
years of age. Mr.. Sullivan made money rapidly
in the golden state and sent frequent remit
tanceS TO his family. About two years after
leaving home he sent his wife $500 and told her
TO come 10 him. She went to California i'm
company with q male relative named Kelly.
When she arrived at San Francisco no husband
was al the station 10 welcome her. She went
TO the address given her by Mr.. Sullivan and
learned that he had suddenly left two weeks
before and nothing had been heard from him
since.
Mrs Sullivan, assisted By Mr.. Kelly, insti-
tuted a thorough search for the missing hus-
band and advertised literally, but no tidings oil
the lost one came. Finally, after months OF vain
search, Mrs. Sullivan determined TO return
home. She purchased ticket 10 Chicago,
and on the train between this city and Omaha
was robbed of all her money save a small amount
of change. Arrived here she secured shelter
after many privations; and since then has
worked very hard 10 maintain herself and
child. Nothing had been heard Of her husband
until yesterday morning, when she received
call from a detective, who questioned her
closely. He left the house, but shortly after
ward returned with a swarthy, bearded man,
and husband, wife and child were again
united.
Ii appears that Immediately after writing his
wife TO join him. Mr.. Sullivan determined to
make trip to Arizona and inspect some min
ing property in which he was interested, in
tending 10 return to San Francisco i'm time to
meet his wife. At Chandlas he met with Sc
rious accident, and few days afterward brain
fever set in. He was confined to his bed for
three months. When he became convalescent
he found that his mine had developed wealth,
and that lie was rich man. As soon as be
was able he returned TO San Francisco only to
been seen for several weeks From that day
until yesterday a constant search has been
kept up for the missing ones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan, accompanied by their daughter, de-
parted at once for their old home in the East
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A Gross Libeier.

State Att'y.-Gen. Kitchener has devoted much
time in filing suits against democrats through.
out the state. In these suits he has charged all
the crimes in the catalogue against the demo-
Gratis. lie has no regard for truth in the asser-
tons alleged in his suits. AS yet he has not
gained r single suit against any democrat. lie
has been defeated all along the line. Hei trying
TO make political capital for his party. He will
be given an opportunity TO prove his state
ments. The public believe him TO be gross
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Tbree Ro,,Ies Cure Cafarrh.

ELI ROBBINS. RifnRdn P. O., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: My daughter bad eataITh when
she was five years old, very badly. l saw DR..
SaVe's Catarrh Remedy advertised, and pro-
cured a bottle for her, and soon saw that it
nent cure. She is now eighteen yesrc old and
sound and hearty"
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CIearings and Balances Yesterday.
COMMERCIAL.

The grain market was rather quiet though firm
yesterday and the following bids will show there
startling changes in prices. Corn contin-
mes to advance. Eggs yesterday dropped cent, and
country butter has gone of 10 l5c per pound Other
wise the produce market IS without change Cof-
fees hrm and sugar is steady. Canned goods re-
main quiet.
WHEAT-Quief.
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thoughtful to the Inst.

Minister Ito sick man(-"You realize my
dear brother, that you must die?'
Sick Mnn-"Yes, and shall die with perfect
resignation; but please don't mention that TO
my wife"
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Ik Powerful
Tome.

worn out run down. debilitatcd
teachers, nilliners, drcssInahers, seam
stresses, "shop-giris," housekeepers, nurs-
ing mothers, and feeble women generally.
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon, being unequaled as
al eppetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
IL promotes digestion and assimilation Of
food. cures nausea, weakness of stomach,
indigestion, blOating and eructations OF gas.
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GvTntoId Agony from Catarrh.o

Prof. W. HAUsNER, the famous mesmerist,
OF ItbdcQ. ~. Y, writes: Some ten years ago
[ suffered untold agony from chroHic nasal
catarrh. Ny family physician gave me up ss
incllrable, and said ! must ole. My case was
such bad one, that every day, towards sun
SET. nv voice would become SO hoarse 1 could
barely speak above whisper. In the morning
rny coughing and clearing of my throat would
almost etrangle me. By the use of DR.. Sages
Catarrh Remedy. in three months, was wei
man, and the cure has been permanent"
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, April Is-wheat-Flrm; demand
fair; holders offer sParingy; California no. /,
Is 9df7es l0d per Genital Corn-Firm; demand
fair new western mixed, IS Sd per Genital Lard
Prime western, 99s Sd per cwt.
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aConstantIy Hawking and Spitting."

THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq, 1909 Pine Street.
s.. Louis No.. writes: 1 was great sufferer
from catarrh for three years At times ! could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrils. l
thought nothing could be done for me. Luck
Nv, i was advised to try DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, and am now well man. l believe
II TO be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and one has only 70 give IL a
fair trial 20 experience astounding results ana
a peruuauent cure
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INDIANAPOLIS Wholesale MARKET.
The Produce Market.

The Produce Market.
.EggS-Fresh, per dozen, re.
Eutter-Extra country roll, loo.
POultry-Hens. Sc; spring chickens. Sc ROSTERS
&c; turkeys, s99c; geese large full feathsred &c;
ducks &c.
Festhers-Prime geese, Sc; mixed and duck, zoe
Rags-s1 per cwt
Wool--Medium and quarter blood unwashed. 27ae
3T1{c; braid and very coarse 20e323e fine unwashcd
msrino, lstd22c; tnb-waShed, ESQ i9c; bury and
fleece crown, 5910c less.
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Groceries.
seeds.

shippers paying prices: Prime clover e. 5oa
5 60; prime timothy So 5O62 20; extra cleaned blue
grass, Sll 20; red top, 70c orchard grass, 81 30;
Alsike, s. 10; English blue grass, SC.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STocK YARDS.
aEgn

INDIANAPOLIS April l6, 1sss.
CATTLE-ReoeiPts, 75; shipments, co Market
strong and active all grades though the supply is
weak. The prices about the Saturday.
close.
Prime shipping steers of 400 10 Leo
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Cash quotations follows: Flour-Was
iTm and some dealers we're asking advance of Zoe
per brl no. spring wheat, 79 &C; 3spring wheat
'4HG76c: no. red. 8&c; corn, Sac; no.
bats, 2od525fc; no. rye, Gle; barley 77,asOc
no. haxssed, si.45; prime timothy seed, e. 7O2 COZ
ness pork. s1412S f3l415; lard, S7.72k; short ribs
sides loose, s7.25; dry sailed shoulders boxed
5.7Sa6; short clear sides (boxed) SLUGGISH whisky
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Hoes-Receipts, 500; shipments S75. The market
opened active and strong prices the Satur
days close. The receipts hardly enough
make a market and the close weak az the morn
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Dry Goods.
HE ORDER OF VIoeTTEs.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Dry Goodi-The market wa
quiet In all departments.
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tieTceS.
Indiana Packing Company's Lard-"Diamond A,
in tierces, sc; family lard SIC; 80 70 and 10
pound cans al usual advance on price OF tierees.
smoked sausage--Bologna-Skin, large OF small,
re; cloth, &c.
Groceries.
Sugars-Hard, 7i{Gsc; standard 4, $500; coffee
A, 65<@61Sc; white extra c, 65s@G1Ic; good yellow,
iGt65zc; common TO fair, 5l$@51sc
Molasses-New Orleans, new crop, S09j0c; medium
syrups, 33135c; choice, $50 5e.
Cofiee-COmmOn 10 good, l49l6s; prime 70 choice,
l79l9c; fancy, 20921c golden Rio, 1sei Java,
24522Sc; Leverings r. l. C., roasted, l914c; Schnnl
Krag's standard, 1870: Arbuckies. 1910
Miscellaneous-Rice, 5I&971zc- Coal oil, sG5I4c.
Lake salt, car lots, e5c9sf. Beans, navy, 500 %;
goods-Blackberries, 81 l5ai 20 peaches, 3-pound,
81 1903; peas, 81 4o51 60; Saimon pound, s292 20
tomatoes, 3-pOund, 81 i5GI 40; sucar-corn, 81 l09
l SO. Rsisins-Crown London layers, new, S93 -
per box; Muscstel double crown, new, 81 2092 %.
Prunes, 41ES5c Currants. 19se.
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his pills be guch,
disorder physician ignorant che
better, but probably by OF the q
medicine like Dr. PIERCEs FAvoRIrE PRESCRIPTION, directed
peng all those distressing symptoms ana nsttutng comfort ms
SuHsNza=r Mrs z. F. MORGAN of No. u Lexington ST..
SH RlyeIilaN2E East Boston. Mass, Five years
dreadful sufferer troubles.
AEn aSnf 9 e6 sRf s5 n s5 s
weak could with difficulty the
taking Pierces
the recomqeaded in his Common
Medical Adviser commenced to improve at once In three
letter 70 my family paper briefly mentioning how
health peen restored full
70 writing me for them dnd enclosing sdmpsdnUeoDs
have received four letters
have described and the
received second letters Of thanks stating
Favore Prescription had sent the
required Medical Adviser applied the local
treatment fully and plainly laid down
better already.
8etroverted womb.-Mrs EVA KoHLEa OF Crab Orchard
Neo, DR.: Pierces done
great deI or good suffered retrOversion the
for which took two bottles Of the Favore Prescription and
am now feeling like a different
NoctOrs EaiEed.-bfrs. F. CoRw1N, of CTeeh. N =.
writes Il d0cored with three four Of the best doctors in
ard until wrote and began
using your Fayorite used three bottles Of
bottles Of the Purgatve Pellets do and and
walk all and better health than expected to
h in this world again. owe it all wonderful medicines
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szzEzzzasszurz-zz.zz<s as a sOOti ling
Ii SOOTHING S Sefyi faE:ns1f sa@o!i!s
MEEulSS : qualcd and il invaluable
NSuttIt6s { in allaying ana subdu-
$500 ing nervous excitabil-
fty. irritability, exhaustion. prCStratiCn,
hysteria- spasns and other Distressing,
nervous symptoms commonly attendant
upon functional and organic disease Of
the womb. IL induces refreshing sleep
and relieves mental anxiety and de-
sponocncy.
DIR. Pierce9s Eavorite FrescrIp-
tiOu fs u legitimate medicine,
carefully compounded by an experienced
and skillful physician, and adapted 10
woman'S delicate organization. IL is
purely vegetable IN It's composition and
perfectly harmless in its effects IN any
condition of the system.
uzrz=zuzzzzzzzzza I'm pregnancy, "Fa-
saa-,--,a ] vOr1te Prescription " is
ID MlllEtkS Ia mothers cordial. :"
Z relieving nausea, weak
tsnpHI4f { ness of stomach and
SohIiSh. I other distressing eymp-
= - toms common 70 that
condition. If its use Is kept up in the
latter months of CESSATION, II 50 prepares
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TREATING THE WRONG DI@EA@E.

Many mene OF fam from
tlya present o I'm u yg
dsadT In @ % o Tn n r@ac large 5 faeT me sun
pHdcn * 9DRFIE FyoarE Paa