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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08
PERSONAL,

GOVERNOR HILL, Of New York, bas
vetoed the bill TO repeal the Saturday half
holiday law.
WILLIAM l.. Scorr has been endorsed
for delegate atlarge by the Erie county
Democratic convention.
THE DwYKR BROTHERS have paid $s 200
for yeariing colt, the brother Of Hsnover,
ct the recent horse sale at Rsceiand, Ky.
SIMON STERN, OF Rochester, N. Y, was
elected president Of the National Ciothiers'
associatioD, which II In session In Philadel.
phia
JOHN BOYLE OREILLY, the Irish poet,
has written . book on "'rbe Ethics oi
Boxing and Msnly Sport" He Gays the
strongest man should use o dumbbeli
weighing not less than two pounds.
FREDERICK q. ELDRIpan, president OF
the Knfckerbocker Trust company of New
York, was dangerously assaulted at the
Hotel Nendome ny m angry waiter, who
struck himi over the head with q heavy
water decanter.
CARDINAL GIBBONS will lay, on the 24h
inst, the corner-stone of the new Roman
Catholic university 70 be built In Washing.
ton. He Will be assisted BY high eccls-
siastics of the church. Bishop Spaulding,
OF Psoris, will preach the sermon.
w. T. COLEMAN Il Co., of San Francisco,
Wholesale commission merchants, have
made an assignment with assets of a 5OO,.
600, and liabilities Of 81 OO0.O00. They VI re
badly crippled In q, 600, ,OOO OF borax prop
erty by the placing OF borsx on the free
list
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Blaine VIII Iluu.

Nothing more clearly shows the inten-
tion Of the Blaine managers to renomi.
nate the man from Maine than the
methods which they take to conceal their
intention. The Philadelphia Times has
performed good journalistic work In
forcing them to show their hands, and
while they all pooh.pooh the story of an
organized effort to bring forward Blaine's
name, none Of them will say that Mr..
Blaine would not accept II he was nomi.
mated. This is the only kind of declina.
tion that really declines, and it is con.
spicuously missing in the Blaine denials
that are now 30 freely thrown about.
$50 our mind, the best evidence that
n,.,HSs,is all ready to run again is fur
n,.hed n a.ihtsee 4 and one.half column in.
trview in the New YJ.@ dr'o'tne OF May
2, with Patrick Ford, the Ven known
Irishman, who has been one of the loudesst
Blaine shouters in New York. The style
Of the interview in question and answer
form the quality of the questioning
framed to meet the objections urged
against Blaine's candidacy and the
estimates Of the Maine man 3 present hold
upon the Irish vote--all tend to show
that efforts viii be made to turn New
York's public opinion in favor of him
who failed in the test Of four years ago.
The appearance Of this interview at
this tine has great significance and that
It Is not haphazard publication is
shown from this editorial deliverance ON
Ford's views by Blaine's next friend
Whitelaw Reid: /" He says plainly that
the nomination Of Mr.. Blaine will draw
on from the Democratic column a large
fraction Of its ordinary voting strength,
and that no other candidate uho may be
aamed by the Republicans can be equally
succsssful in that respect. There is much
in this candid presentation of the politi-
cal prospects that may be soberly ponder
cd by the delegates soon to assemble in
national convention"
The italics are ours. But the sentence
clearly fOreshadows the Blaine reappear-
ance. He will be matched against Ceve.
land again, and again will bite the dust.
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SCIENCE gives considerable spacs to con.
sideration OF manual training as tested In
the public schools OF Washington, and notes
that very interesting feature Ia the great
amount accomplished with . very small
amount Of money. Ole year ago Con Rress
appropriated S5, 900 TO be used for the OK
perimental Introduction of manual train.
Ing in the schools Of the District Of Colum.
bia. Industrial drawing had already been
introduced for over six years and Super,n.
tendent N. Il. Powell supplemented It by
providing for work In shops for the boys
In the two higher grades OF the grammar
school and the high school tho boys learn.
Ing carpentering, turning and forging, and
the girls sewing and cooking. There wore
fitted up two schools OF cookery at cost o
S202 20 each /; four schools OF carpentry a,
s4oo each school Of turning, moulding
and forging, with tools, lathes and steam
engine at 81, 800 20. The materials for all Of
these schools for the year cost SG3Lb3. Two
teachers OF cookery, graduates OF the Nor
mai school, who had taken special course
In cookery, were employed at $500 a year
each. The teachers Of carpentry, turning
and forging arc all graduates Of the Worces.
or Mass } Polytechnic institute, specially
trained TO give this kind OF instruction,
and were paid $500 each, while the teacher
a, sewing Ind salary OF 500 The numb ber
OF pIrtl. now under instruction is as fol.
lows In the schoSs.. c. G. cookery Al; In the
schools Of carpentry 660: In tsM9 schools ol
moulding, turning, and forging l,l;. lg/,he
school OF sewing GOO.
The teachers were much surprised to
find how many girls were entirely ignor.
ant OF cooking, and the curious fact was
brought out that the more wealthy parents
were as a rule the most anxious to have
their daughters learn cooking. Although
some OF the pupils at frat obj scted to wash
Ing the dishes, and making the kitchen
ready for the next class, they soon got ever
this and healthy emulation sprsng up
betWeen students and claHseP.
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MEDICAL.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Letter From the Assistant Foreman OF the II
livery Departmental Subject In which

Letter From the Assistant Foreman OF the Ia
livery Department-A Subject In Which
Thousands Are Deeply Concerned
About hve years ago suffered flom painful
urfnation and great pain ana weak ness in tho
lower part OF my back, pain in the limbs, bad
taste In the mouth, disgust at food, ana great
mental ana bodily depression.
i've at Hl York street, Jersey City, and ON
arriving home one night found copy of the
shaker almanac that had been left during the
DAY. read the article. "what is the
Disease that Is Coming Upon Usf" 1t de-
scribed my symptoms and feelings bettar
than j could II had written q whole book.
My trouble was indeed "like q thief in the
night" for IT had been stealing upon me un-
awares for years. I sent for bottle of Shaker
Extract OF Roots, or seigel's Syrup, ana before
/ had taken one-half Of It felt the welcome
relief In few weeks was like my old self
enjoyed ana digested my food. NY Kidneys
soon recovered tone ana strength, ana the
urinary trouble vanished. was WELL
Millions Of people need some medicine sim
ply to act on the bowels. To them commend
Shaker Extract in the strongest possible
terms. 1t Is the gentlest, pleasautest safesi
ana surest pu-gative in this world. The mos,
delicate women and children may take It. one
point more have all the more conn den ce in
this medicine because 1t 10 prepared by the
SHAKERS. may claim to be a religion M An
myself and ad mire the Shakers for their zeal
consistency and strict business integrity
What they make may be trusted by the pub
lic VIII HAIL.
For sale by all druggists and by A. j. White
N Warren street, New York
feb24-lyd6 VIII, ,Th&S
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About Words.

Mr.. Henry q. Lea, of Philadelphia
seems to be wide awake and entirely In.
dependent gentleman, who is able to take
and free to express true and compre.
hensive view of the nature of the state.
ments Of that interesting gentleman, Mr..
Austin Corbin, who has lately descended
upon Philadelphia from New Yorkfand
Long Island, where he alighted, we be.
lieve, in his first flight from the barren
hills of New England. Mr.. Corbin has
declared that he is proud of being Yam
kee, and the people of Philadelphia there
fore have had fair warning that he
claims all the virtues and no exception
from any Of thevices Of the people of that
nature-neglected region. Mr.. Corbin' s
intercourse with people and things about
Philadelphia fully sustairs the character
he has advertised for himself among
them. One Of the chief characteristics
OF his peculiar people is their disposition
s, take care of number one and another
marked popularity is the liberty they
ike with language in carrying out their
Purposes their words can never be taken
In their natural meaning or be given their
usual construction. If they were, we
should be compelled to believe that they
were habitual liars; which, of course, can.
not be said Of SO respectable people; we
may simply say that We do not under.
stand their tongue.
Mr.. Corbin during the past winter has
Issued number of addresses and procla-
nations to the public and his workmen,
and never once has besn able to clothe
his statements in language which
snabled us to accept them as true and
Mr.. Lea has ample Justification for
pointing out that all his honeyed phrases
70 the people Of Philadelphia guarantee
shem nothing but an elevated railroad
such ~ 1t will be profitable to him to
pouo. lie gives no guarantees that
The surface railroads will be removed
~ that their use win be restricted, al.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08

THE pecuniary economy OF food has o.
late been receiving great deal OF atteniio
from economists and scientific men, and
magazine articles aud books on the chem
is,ry OF cooking and the nutritive value OF
food have been abundant. These writer's
have brought ono fact into great promin.
ence, namely: that the American people,
poor and rich, live more wastsfully In food
aud drink, than any other nation on earth.
The coal miner boasts that In spite OF bite I
poverty he gives his family the very best
OF groceries, nour aud meat, and he will
not condescend to study economy Ia his
mark citing, though his employer may do
so. But they tell us that neither employer
nor laborer has any proper idea OF economy
In food, and FIN. Barrett, In Science, quotes
Burns in the case
80 wal some power tho gift,e gie US,
10 see oursels rs ithsrs SO us
II Sad frae monte "a blunder free u.s.
And foolish notion"
A French cook, who was for many years
master OF q royal household, and is now
canning food in this country, gave this
gentleman an interesting view OF "oursels
as ithers sse us." He said /: You gobbIe
up your food, or else take 1t as IL 1t
were medicine Then there Is no variety
served day after day. Your menu is the
same everywhere, -beefsteak, ham and
eggs, pork chops, sausages, pancakes and
pie. Last summer, in trip 10 Bar Hsrbor,
my daughter kept an account OF the num-
Der of times beeisteak appeared upon the
table, reporting upon her return that
ssveDty.two times 1t was the main article
served. In France the wealthy classes thorr
oughly understand the value OF food. There
Is no waste, no loss in the kitchen. Bad
cooking is one reason for this great waste
here. The art of using the unsoiled rem
nants from meal is not understood. These
can be prepared In many ways, and 80
nicely disguised as TO come 10 the table
second time In an attractive manner,
Americans fail in this respect, because In
the FIRST cooking OF meat 1t Is oyerdone, 80
that, when subjected 70 q second cooking,
II In made unpslatsble. Faulty carving has
also much to do with the universal waste O,
food"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08

JOHN @. RUSH, Of West Willow, read q
paper before the Lancaster County Agricul-
tursl and Horticultural society at Its meet
ing on Monday on Yellows In Peaches" Z"
His claim that rigorous winters caused the
paralysis Of peach trees was bold thrust
into the face Of the theory generally &C.
cepted that It Is q contagious disease which
kills theui. As there arc many explosions
OF theories constantly occurring the further
observations OF Mr.. Rush may sometime
dispel the doubts of the discovery he
claims In horticulture an opportunity IL
given for wonderful achievements
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VA NNd ma HI EIe y.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, May 8. 1888
Under Guard.

Scores OF good friends are
watching us. When our state
ments do not please or seem
erroneous, we get good kindly
advice, plenty Of it. Glad to
get it, too.
Discussion of the causes and
effects Of concentrated business
comes to us. We are much
discussed - occasionally, not
often, we want to put in a word.
What makes this business
possible?
Your needs. 1t is in serving
you that this business grows.
Would you accept the service
at a personal loss? OF course
you wouldn't.
There is trade-law at work.
The law Of concentration. 1t is
inevitable. You-the public
demand it that you msss, buy
cheaper and get better service.
The whsie genius of our
BUSINESS is in a grip on that law
SO tight that it wins. The logic
of events creates and a Con
stantly growing business proves
your faith.
We are ready with Misses
and Children's Summer Dresses
and Wraps. The largest, most
most varied, and best stock we
ever had. Worth in the ma
terials tastes and sparkle in
the styles, thoroughness in the
making. We have been push
ing the standard higher and
higher. Ready-made things
with every grace of made-to-
order garments.
80 styles of Blouse Suits
lawn, pique, flannel, jersey
S2.5o to $I2.
The graceful Tuxedo Jer-
sey Suit for girls, the fittest
thing we know of for shore or
country. 4 to IA years, SS for
smallest size.
Flannel Suits from S2,25
Lawn Suits from S.
Gingham Suits from 81
Light weight outing and
Travelling Goats Tor children,
7 81 to SS; sizes a to IL.
200 lightweight Kits for
small boys, $3.50 each. Eng
lish Cashmere, made to sell for
S8 and $40.
Second noor. Chestnut street tide, Two Gle.
ystors.
A little whirlwind struck the
Women's Gingham, Lawn,
Sateen, and Embroidered Wash
Dresses yesterday. You saved
81 on every s. you put into
them. All the sorts are still
here:
s. Lawn Dresses
81 Lawn Dresses
$3.50 Sateen Dresses
and some of the finer Dresses
for two thirds.
Second fioor, Thirteenth and Chestnut streets
corner. 1wo elevators.
Fine French Wraps, cut jet
on bengaline, faille and gros-
grain silk, for SIS. They've
been $50, $40, S45, and SIS.
Second door. Chestnut street front. Take eie.
vator.
King cotton. His sceptre
rises with the mercury. The
sun is coy with his stuffs the
breezes love to toy with them.
Cool, cosy, comfortable Cot
tons. Ginghams 20 TO soc.
Scotch Zephyr Ginghams size
that were SO.
Sateens from I2Hc for
American m o-I/o e.. L..
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MAYOR WEIMER, of Lebanon, has
warned stroliipg band to get out OF our
sister city or suffer arrest as nuisance. It
IL wlse act Lancaster has been q recent
victim Of an aggregation who played afro
olously. Unless bands know how to play,
they should disband
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WANAMAKER'6.

-.
dictory Crazies printed like
Sateens, I2Hc.
Troops and troops Of others
-Seersuckers, Cheviots, Cam
brio. Chintzes, Lawns, Prints. A
reign Of terror in some of the
prices.
Eorthwe,t ana southwest o, centre.
We've been skipping the
Cloths. Take one as a finger
board:
Fine English Jacketing; mix
lures, plaids, overplaids, checks,
bars, and indistinct stripes.
Light and medium shades and
c o m b nations. 50 and So
inches. Price has been $3.50
or more--any Of them now
$3.50. Already shrunk.
fifth circle. northwest OF centre.
Shawls, scarfs. A roomful
Of light. airy, graceful, poetic
Wraps for seaside, mountain,
drawing-room, or piazza wear.
We had more last season Of
these delicately tinted, coquet-
tish things than you ever saw
before; now we've left last sea-
son in the shade:
chIaas Ra,sHn siIk Oan,9a S,GGp Crepe
oaatUrge aUge Ghndaa l.
Blk Iced Wool Persian
Fresh, exquisite, perfect. soc
to sac.
second floor. near Juniper and Chestnut
streets corner. Take elevator.
Imported Silk Plush IA
Table and Stand Covers, with
tinseled tapestry borders, $3.50
each. Last Fall they were
$2.75.
asif tishft blue blue ss4S.ua, sS!S.
sea green
Tapestry Curtains with bor-
der all around; suitable for
Couch Covers, S. each.
The Upholstery section is a.
brim with just as interesting
items.
viii you wait till the sun be-
gins to broil before ordering
the Awnings ? A thousand or
so of wait-till -they're.needed
people will come then. All
can't be served at once. Will
you take chances
Same with Slip Covers. Bet
ter all around if you take time
by the forelock.
Second oor. north of Tran.ept.
The piles and pyramids OF
boxes heaped in the main aisle
and at their proper counters are
filled with Hosiery. Plenty
more stuffed just as full that
you can't see. Dimes and hall
| dimes could never before do
more for you in these things.
It's a big lot, a grand lot, at
these prices an almost unex-
ampled lot. But we don't get
hysterical over it and slop over
with big type and wild adjec-
tives.
Justa plain statement. That's
enough. You know what every
word stands for when we say
it. This is the list we gave yes
terday:
Last
weak TODAY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08

CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE,
~ Rupture. varicocele and Special Diseases
Of either sex. Why be humbugeed By quacks
ULAR Physician in Philadelphia who MAKES a
specially OF the above diseases, ana CURES
IHaMf CURES GuARANTRBD. Advice Free day
ana evening. strangers can be treated and re-
turn home same day. Offices private.
DR. w. Ii. WRIGHT,
2l North Ninth Street, Above Race,
g. Boz 83 Philadelphia.
feb&.lydAw
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sHlLOH's COUGH ana Consumption Cure
Is sold by us on guarantee. IL cures Con.
sumption. Sold by II. Il. Cochran. druggist,
Nos. lS7 and lS8 North Queen 81. Lancaster,
"a. tO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08

IN the Methodist conference In Now
York, there are 2sl clergymen, representing
III annual conferences, and It's laymen,
representing q church membership Of
about 1000, 600. And this great body CT
presumed Intelligent people bars women
from participation as delegates I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08

IT Is good thing to slick to the English
language in newspaper writing. A writer
In the York Gazette signs himself "Unus
Pro Multua.u
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08

JOHN L. SULLIVAN would mot start the
New York walkers, because he did mot get
his price, $500. John holds himself good
deal higher than his fellow countrymen do
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clan tn Hear IL.

"For several months endured a duh pain
through my lungs and shoulders; lost nv
epirtis, appetite ana color, ana could with
dlficuity remain from my bed. My present
healthfut condition In due to Burdock BLOOD
Btters" Mrs, X. A. Hall, Binghamtoii, N. Y.
For sale by n. B. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
ls9 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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THIs is the day when the mature mem.
bers OF families go to the circus, Gus, 70
please the little ones"
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s,THE New York Press speaks OF Depew
as Blaine's heir. f" As only dead men
have heirs, our lively Republican contem.
porary seems to regard the Maine states
man as political corpse.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08

On Mays, 1888, book beer was invented.
Even Prohibitionists ought to wink at an
observance of Its semi-centennia
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..a.UAsrRn, MArs, Isss.
rvS DAIRY irrpiI1esrcra publishes all IN,
s.S~~znxshl0 naya nf lha Initial EIesa mn A


rvp pAnv lrrBlLfesNcHR publishes all the
tsle9rNphic news Of the United FIess up tc
~ latest possible hour.
RoRug Tho Daily xdition Of TIE lrrIti.
snRcm b delivered by carriers in the city
( go surrounding towns for 100 per week |;
~ mall 800 year; e2.50 for six months,
- for three months; 900. per month.
En WnnKLY IHrRLLlanEoxR Double Sheet,
uiGAt rages, only ol.so por annum. in ad.
vance.
must also state where the paper 10 now for.
wAr0ed. a
Advertisements from 10 to % cts. Per line
oSoh insertion, according TO location.
THE .INTELLI0RNCER,
Lancaster. Pa
WTeiephone Connection
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR RENT-FROM APRIL /, 1888,
II for one or q term of years, the strasburg
Railroad, with Coal ana Lumber Yard, Ware
house. Locomotive al d Cars all in good and
running order. The lease of this valuable
property presents a rare opportunity TO any
party Desiring to engage IN a pleasant, eli
established and prom table business. FOR con.
ditions. rent or other IN formation apply to
THOS. or HENRY YBAUMGARDNER,
m6fd Lancaster City, Pa.
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'''sss'.'''''''' WV sSS'
1t has been hacked into, but it
will be days before you hear us
say: 1--WE haven't that size"
or that numbers all gone"
Every sort and size we adver-
tisei here without an if or and.
Mems plain colored and fast
colored Ribbed Half Hose at
csc. New York merchants
think 5 pairs for 81 cheap for
them. Cute people, those New
York merchants so cute we
are getting more and more Of
their trade every day.
To the generous Hosiery
bargains we add something just
as interesting in Women's
Genuine Ribbed Vests. $50
dozens of them. Imported to
sell at 75c. You shall have
them for SIZE.
Chestnut street side. west OF Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
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THURMAN Is mentioned for vice presl-
dent, which some people will view as Q
case OF peg too big for the hole.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
2-BtG Thisvss-2.

Dyspepsia and debility are two biz thieves
they creep in and steal our health ana com fort
before We know It. Let US put stop TO thei r
invasions with bottle OF Burdock II ood
Btners. TO be- had at any drug store. For sale
BY II. B Cochran, druggist. l37 ahd 1856 north
Queen street, Lancaster.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so uickly
cured by Bhiloh's Cure. We guarantee Il. Sold
BY H. B. Cochran druggist. Nos. l37 ana l3g
North Queen. b.. Lancaster. Pa. ~
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n UMPHREYs'
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifies,
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs. Hogs. Poul
try. t0l PAGE BOOK
On Treatment OF Animals and Chart Sent Free
CURES-fevers. Congestion. Ipnamma ION,
- .A.-spipal Meningitis. MIN Fever.
R.B,-strains, Lameness, Rhe una
C.C.-Distemper, Nasal Discharges.
D.D.-Bots or srubs, Worms.
E.E.-Coughs. HeaveP. nsumonia.
F.F-Colic or Gripes. Bell yachs.
G.9.- Miscarriage, Hemorrhages.
Hh.-Urtnary and Kidney Diseases.
IL Eruptive Dis. ases, Mango,
J.K.-Diseases or Digestion.
STABLE CASE. with Specifics. Manual,
witch HsEei OIL ana Medicate .......,,. ~ 90
PRICE, Single Bottle lover so dosss) ...... 10
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS; OR
SENT PREPAID ON kICEIPT or PRICE
Humphreys' Med Co., ll9 Fulton St., N, Y,
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cognized by physicians ana public as AN eX
ternal remedy without an equal 1t act,
promptly. pleasantly, and effoctually, m
secure good results al ways ask for BEHsoN's
ana take no other plaster Many worthless
plasters are offered on the reputation OF bHN
SONS, but ca eiul buyers won't be deceived
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-08

Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No %.
In use 80 years. The only successful remedy
for Nervous bebility, Vital Weakness and
PrOstratiOn from over-wOrk or other Carses
81 90 per vial, or 5viais and large vial powder,
for l6 90.
coipt OF price.
No. lO9 Fulton Street, N. Y,
mar27lyJAwTu,Th&S