Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1860, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. Bwocisn Provincia Pronvnctarion.—Cham- bers's Journal gives the following as 2 specimen ef proninefation tn one of the rural and mining ee paces a sunny bonk, Awunny bork, Ghevstenae dow iat mornin retinas wa is * sw Ses snips coom sealing bey, Coom sein’ bor, coo n sesiia hoy Ot sper thay chi ace int morain’ ms hew should bay in thare Samer ohne ssethray ships, sad Aad alt'the belle on Borgo Cs. he Soi ‘KEN Hexyan in Mone Trov- the promenaders on Broadway about 9 o’clock on Saturday night, witnessed a a crowd and much excitement in the neighborhood of the St Nicholas er ae on in = of the rooms of the large building at the Sorthedal tak ner of BroadWay and Spring street, the fais Adab Istac Menken (Heenan) has lodg- ings. hither her few steadfast friends go to ace her, console her !n her grief and to ass'st her in ber troubles. Amoay those whose sympathies have been enlisted in her favor of the poetess. ac- tress and unwedded wife, is one Cherles 3. Shan- aban. & South American Spaniard, and an at- tache of a New York paper. Unlnck!ly for the “South American Spaniard,’’ however, he was not only married, but bis wife had yot wind of hls visits to see Adab, and having a presentment that he was then with her, she went to the plare alone, and without ceremony walked into the house and up to Mrs Menken’s, meeting no one oa her wai Sbe entered Mrs. Menken’s room, and Sndfag her husband there, she asked him what business he had with that woman Mrs. Menken inquired who the stranger was. Mr. Shanahan replied that he did not knew who she was, and bade her begone. Thereupon M's Menken attempted to strike her, and ordered her fiom the room, at the same time calling for te ance. Mrs. Shanahan, who fs a South Ame-ican, of the old Castilian stock, and a very fine looking Jady withs!. confesses that when her husband de- nied her, and the woman attempted to strik> ber in bis presence, her blood boiled and she seized Mrs. Men by toe hair, aud held her down Then a crowd of women from ail parts of the d into the room and attacked her. one ag herinthearm. Seeing her husband attempt to leave here there amony those viragos, she dashed her band throagh the window—in proof of which she exhibited the wounds which she received from the broken ylass—and called for hem police. They were all taken to the Mth ‘ward station house; the Spaniard’s wife apologized for ber rude treatment; Ada witbdrew her com- — of assault and battery, aud all departed as they liked i[7 A deatb from hydrophobia occurred at the almshouse, Philadelphia, on Thursday last, that presedted mest shocking symptoms of that in- scratable disease The victim was one Mary Dietrich, an industrious German washerwoman. maven months ago a pet dog bit ber arm. A —— afterwards 2 sca caustic to the wound, cicatrized the flesh almost to the bone. This sperstion, however, was of no avail. The viris entered into the ulation and there isid dor- mant until last Wednesday, when the unfortunate ‘woman went into spasms at the sight of water. Bhe suffered agonies such as mortal experience rarely witnesses To assuage ber in thirst sma!l pleces of i¢e were offered as a substi- tute for water, but at the first sight of the gelid loxury she fell into convulsions, snapping and biting Ifke an infurlated cur. The convulsion endured for some minutes, when in the lucid in- terval she begged the attending physicians to ter- molnaje her misery by destroying her life. For about twelve hours she from spasm to —— until at length. by long perseverance in tion of chloroform, she was thrown 2 a deep slumber and death ensued. See Tat Rervstican Heapguarrers ix Bostox —— —Sometime ais Sunday night the uarters of the Republican ‘Wide Awake’? ion, In eon oe ees Hall, was entered po unknown who made sore oc of the fre ge The Public documents were de- stroyed—the book containing the record of the proceedings and the nose of the oan of the association was di he ink bot- tle over the pages. A an nem! of photo- graphs of Lineoln, which bad been received from the North, and which were bes sale to the faithful ‘were torn in pieces. and cape Robeson ‘was adopted on Saturday nig it as the equi; of a Wide Awake, and an American tlag with ‘ne names of Lincoln and Cr aga sg on the stripes were torn into shreds. the mischief which could be posstbiy done was done, when the parties left, carrying with them a portion of the Public docome: and strewing them on the stairs as they passed FUNERAL oF pEN.—On Thuredsy, the 19th instant. the vain of Francis Asbury Lums- den, late proprietor and editor of the New Orleans Picayune, wi antimely end was caused by the Lady Elgin disaster on Lake Erie, were interred with much ceremony at New Orleans. The fn- neral ‘procession was very large, and comprised several masonic, military and typographical or- g2nizations The Continental Gua ired three volleys over the grave. and the solemn burial ser- Vice of the Masonic Order was performed with mnuch impressiveness. oonars RE PRince.—The Prince of Waks $150 te be distri buted ey the servants of the Revere House ie Fee. —— that a draft on 3 for 000 repaid the entertain- ment otrorded the Prince and his suitat the Revere House, 2 like sum having been the Conti- nental. In Philadelphia, = Fifth Avenue Hotel, in New York. The Prince also paid $1,300 for the use of the steamer Daniel Drew, on the wip from New York to West Poiat, a ee enrte U7" Mother,”’ said little Ned one morni “mother I think I know why I fell out of bed at night. {twas because I too near the place where I got in.” Musing a little while ett doubt whether be had given the right explanation, he added, “No, that was not the reason; it was be- cause I slept too near where { fell out. die The-climate of South Boston seems favor- light ee olf iady we ming. glasses, of who tho it W years ago that her ‘senses’? baa been taken for the last time, bat is still tn the enjoyment of then. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NATIONAL HOTEL —E Richards and. fam, La; J T Hall, Ark; J ny Y; HB Berry, Me; T W Cumming, Gua Bancroft and iy, Biiss-Baneroft, Mites ae is, Va; Coozier, 8 Rob: inson, NY; Misa E Stoemaker, NM; B 'N Bhoe- maker. Md: G Miichely ant ly, O @ Richards, W Merrick puaae Dr, Robt McKnight, WV Pettit. W Copplager J yet Pa; D Con- nell, HA Mervi ‘a; Payne, John Beateon, Md; JHB Latrobe, Mo; J na naming rh Van Win- Kler, Ga; S W Dearborne, NH; J Gill, Mrs BROWN'S petdetag = —D 6 Small, Va; G Kel- deg I 1 W Council, Mrs Garborough, Tex; JW Spi G Petter, 'M Schafsei, P2: B Ball and 7 J Hixer, NY; J Jones, ’A M Patric y M4; A Witliams, Va; 8 iiliams, NC; J Elder and mother Rice, W EK lilotl, Pa; A ‘skinner, Va; J TBadty and Is NO; M8 Bagly and ty. SR sterling and ly, ‘Va; i Maclesn. NJ; J fraey, Mass; T B Hauksworh and ly, Eng KIREWOOD HOUSE —c 5s Rradley, RI; W A Crawiord, E Kindrich, Ya, a: Young, Md; R Townsend, M B Frampton, Nt NW wen, Ala; B Ruaningtoa, juss Ma) Mordecai Bia} Sy- mington, USA; W Donnelly and ly, NY; 3 Ww Ro ovens; Pa a! OcEANSTEAMERS’ SAILING DA Fuow raz Unirep Sraras. Sitamers. is ne bit Pit) Joba Beli. Vander bi. — The Ce'tforn: ws, na aha Gprocenias) Wishing to diapo to ecabe me fF move with as Steerer es @ chance scldadh mat feo utyour'w tock at greasy sadsoed PO EER g. Boot sie TEACHERS. —A ls + een ne te, MISOELLANEOUS. TTS INSURANCE COMPANY oF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, RICAMOND. Bcc Capital Rie peer Warp 12. aewisk, 5 rm ira Worviok & midlands Sy see —_— te Mecater bres of Matador © Sone 2 iy & Co. Raters oecea Tae, ioe q HEATH & KNOWLES, A or Baad Weashicrion, Revs: oo BS lye FIREMEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY ol WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, 200,000. corner C sireet and Lewsiana av., over Bank reas af Washinton INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY AGAINSI LOSS BY FIRE, Dingcror Samnol Redfern, Wilam Wiisen, John D Barciay Androw Rothwell, Richard Barry, Geo Shoemaker, Samuel Cr ‘opley. Kichard Jones, oy bG as. er, ee oe B. B. Frew’ ? m 6 No charge for Polieiets ADAMS, Prosident. ve Furniture W arerooms. WALL & BARNARD arenow Teceiving, on consignment, at therr Warer-oms, coraer of C and Niath Sergets, | fad a the rear of their tnout EEURNITURE, CARPETS ee HOUSE a bubs echerally w ch they invite f persons furniah ing i examine be- ocatelle, Ri “he Hair Cloth Man reer NG Wi Sivek Sofas Tet 'ete-a-tetes, and Parl chi accor ‘acd W Vale nut Ma bie-top snd other in rdlka Or ed Poe jo Sets any Marbie top plain and other Bureau: Cane sat’ ae sont Rocker, Dining, Office and other Chair: Hand: me Gitt and Mah any Lookin, aases Mahogany and Walnut at Cottage and face ised Cabinews, Etagercs, Whatnots — Desks Srageis, 8,3 piy, Ingrain and other Carpets; Oil- Marole- ‘op, W he fae Mahogany andpther Waxh- ele-t0 Hair. Sito ‘cd Hauck and Cotton Mattrasses ousd, whion will beanies i very lew aaa » Whic! any WALL & MARNARD, Auctioneers: seat je of Avenue, corner Pa. av. and 9th street, LD RICH, BF eee ND PURE O CRN BS MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKEY, Conscientiously distilied by Mr. James Buraside of Allegany County, Penna., in the old-fashioned honest way, from the choioest and most carefully sriected Kye, and in no case "ano by fered for sais until adapte fo — . Once the ated | age it = mm pal piatioally of the purest beverages é poe Of the Bila. To the invalid,as well a3 to those in health, i commends itself for its unrivalied qualities as a stimulant of the safest, es peo aud most benefice: as seassstion, and many of the most distinguiehi aes are pune itin their practice with the «3 KDALE, "SLERY'e stoe Pa at et, ent for the Proprietors, 225 Pa. av.. Py memeber te oe nd tt) OFICE 2 a eURy, hpi te apAtLons. The set ia @ correct list of the = the bil] npeeoe ol, and are recog w Staniorde ie jock & Hace l a aval & Bro., atlock & lerbert fest ‘ucker, Hinton & Co., iy teak area ., - Mo en " 3 i Diew . ren. le W READY! Angi G. Davis, Sere! se 2 colm nployers ized by, 26 7-06 STINEMETZ’S, 236 Pa. avenue, ead Near corner Thirteenth st. Tse GREATEST BOOK BRIEF PIQORATHIES ; author o} L Help aud pa, THE SEASON, tp ay Smiles, Wa of G eurgs Ste- b “*Self- ip Mike press of Tabor & Fics, fhe man; of the 13th ars — it one of the most nd attractive b ots o} e8son. 3 # novel, by Mrs. Chan tor, teistec 2 reall Charles Kingsley ;) one vor muali the me traits of renies oo rit | BLANCHARD s, WORUN ools avenue. a) DotiMbkaon Coo , D. L. MO! ISON e F Louk "ako guna HANS, S SSitmission pRB On AS sin MILE eerie Onn ar? Corner of pe PONEER STROM MARBLE AND BROWN FR ibacriber begs leave y! inform the citizens ef oor gt -d to his long phere ae e mtg band eed | ded, 7oP ig, a ah and Gaisctates ier oe rathand owest — t t of bei y be> sed fa Now price Fbiogvaphies tt" it coutains of ieading as yen ney ver TH LIFFS 18 er ioe og Re mye ote the well-known Kit Corner Lith street and ah cceadacctaceace aa 6m ton, G etown ie llisry of steam rer fc wy ting datecode Rates *- a wat the italian Wark as low as Ay Phulagelphia, timer a. Rh mites farni sfule ew $6, ‘k, & in New York, datin, lok V ire TE Nish ond Sid cece pire oaets observ. work a ease mind your 53 pease — + Bletes pat free ste “boi as usual, tS aeetenienes ear ee [PAPoRTANT To HOUSELEEPERS. E. R. prin, FFT Sricus ware their peels. ant eee eae ON TF. se ie jin one voluine; | me A ta Tete A 6 T thay a MISCELLANEOUS. PR (gE PETER RRESTAUR- Qe: pay, Bae Back or ee aberoignel tal iaiaanae re in infor; friend and, the tl pure in seeneree ate he h Sr, whioh is no with Ul iu tors.w NES, &o, a roped 2 of ts. WIN) quality. GA Pisa 8nd al: the delicacies in season, which w be se: Over Bie gee ests at the bar or in private Po ae STE i very style. Oysters ae use sent to aay part of th: ia The re} fon othe well-known bh pret needs no enoom: sree it for its romptitude and genteel t. The all Room will be open nday, from 8 a. tol ole WA) BENTER, Prop'r, —— ge SORE ad ‘We have now in sto egies Hse inet — ~ See re- wh wi to te Sy of stock is too numerous to fy names afew of ‘the ean Bea fe ages i Wolant and Mahogany Faroe Suifss eiiteluns Git framo M. ut Base es othie and oth moce oe eros, vi Bo. P. ‘alnut Beds: Seeption Bch bes Rush and Septs. arbie- tops and Mirror ik ard Lene ne ce ii w a sae sad and’ Wardiobee and: joteane “Chamber Furniture, in Oak, Imitstion &nd chea: wee? je aud Painted, with or without Mar urniture our firs Spleaved, atook o} a s Jerse and woll and Plat 3, ba inz & com te furaish a house 0 oil its a rime ans ie 18 Bail, ‘No, 18 eo17-MaTntt between 9th snd loth QUASTERMASTER'S Oe Ey pa ‘Wasurseron: October 4, 1360 SzaLEp Prorosats wiil be reosived at this office until S o’olook p. m., of Wednesday, the 2st day of pede goad next for farnish ne by coutract vo the States Marine Corps, during the year ls6l, tt 2 ,oftce 0 stant C., P phis, in such quantities as may fram tne to time be’ Rr aT lsnas lete uniform caps wi oom, saint worsted a pompons, bali shape, 5 inches in pellow we metal crescents and seale straps Paulette ballion for sergeants and corpo. ral 800 sots epaul —— for privates 3) red worsted sashes sr PT 3,000 yards white linea = pacts, 90 inches wide, to 2,500 yarundark blue] S4inohes wid. digo wool dyed) cor 1 wool. free from hair, weigh 2202. to the yard, (in 5.000 yards from hair, eI Son ir yard, (in- 3,000 yards waite linen for shirts, 8 inches wide, to ll oz. per yard rmy bouts, infan; marine blankets, al weg ir etter 8M.” in a the centres to be 7 feet 2,00) pairs wooien sooks, $ riz ‘operly made of nen flevee wool, with d thie s @nd twisted ‘arn, to weigh 3 pounds per dozen pairs, free rom grease 1,200 ati ue cBps, with opyers. to be made of blue oloth, (i sige wool dyed Af blue flan: ide, to ate 1 ards mer yae blue flannel for oversacks, al! at ool {tite wool dyed,) 54 inches wide, to 2. per coat, gO wool fred Minekes wide, to to weigh aE hoy Canton flannel for drawers, 27 inches weigh 7oz, we carte oboxes Part = oo corsrante’ nwean — 25 musicians’ swo ‘25 tenor di B fifes, (yellow) contractor will is howna wo eter ‘nis orth a reeutred kind or wih a ‘own! must be aooompaiod fi be desenieke E F, Witness. I hereby certify that the sbove naiacd —~ —— re oe to ss aoe of property, and abie to ntee HL Wo be siened by the United States Distriot Tuive, United States eis ot ‘Altoraey. or Coneo! tor. m roposa! will bs con: ed unless acc: “a by the above guarantee peribeaeabearse 2x papers 2uthorized to publish the gbove will per Sontaining the first 1usertioa to this iness, or manufactarin; must be specifisally stated in the , Propos: Troposals to be endorsed: “Pr. i Su ect for 1281,” a: tddressed to to tes aan Will be awarded to the} bat ereeeel wale bi r furpishing the required . nue 0c 5-lawiw Quartormuspen M.€. t R OFPicg ae tapers ety Hy ER NTSVILLE, IN THE erates rovisious of the act of thorizing changes in “approved March 3, neater mown that ths ni e TEVILLE, wil be removed to Hu; t delay. ats uarantor, Ae ae with th Congress eatitied “An ac’ the enn ot rand pe oii i to forthe ta ot of p, of rac Office ee aa oe es insold and ser att sre ject to en: sive ta ibiie Sanden eee TRUNKS, Paae AND SHOES. OUTS AND 38! , re SUIT THE pane and iter le works eve; ie oh bere fied Tn mack inferior | jez, sons in want of Boots and Shoes of enstern er oity made work, will slways ind a good assortmen fo store and nd at the lowest prices. Give Seca GRI aps-r 314 Pesnayleasia avenus IVE ae racing el) i: and f Sole Leather, ¥ ‘and. Packing Pranks. ie franks raising time ay an tin al ldect Ne ow he mogerale EF Ws AOS repaired or taken in penn WALL, STEPHENS ” Ei 2 2 co., mar S1-tf “ashingion, D.C. tate interests Ds br perry RUNK at, CES &e, before pur - ng clscware.’ Asl use none butt storss) the market aifords and employ the bast workmen, | can confidently recommend my work to be superior in Strencth and Durability 4 arears that are made in other cities and sold here, Pp sunstantiy on and make to es 27 eS notige Hf) every desori oe 7 sat VOPR Ee aN ERT e EF arta TRE Ends HAR- BSS: nares or oe oats &o., R ceived pees, in a work- maniike mauner, at short noti Trunks delivered in any part tot the city, George odie ote Alexandria. for ogee celebrated FAMIL swine MACHINE ‘ de 15-1v JAMES 8. TOPHAM. _TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY, DAN VE OF NEW. FOUR-HORSE Conc S$ TO UPPER MARLBORO’, ‘arrying the U.S, Mail, The understat ‘aro now running Daily, (except enor Foar horse yeckes be- tween Washington and Upper Mari boro’, as follows: Lesve tho Steamboat Hotel, oorner of Seven. street and Pa at7o'clock a. m. Returning leave per Maribor lo’clock & m.,and arrive in Washington at 3o’cluck, in time to connect with the 3.20 p. in, t ain for Baltimore. ‘The Coachos aro new and commodious, the teams fret omen i in the hands of careful and accommodat- ing drivers. Fare to Upper Mariboro. To Long Old Fields > To sit an peck reig and pac aus OSBORNE aaa RE AND OHIO RAIL B Wa ANE CH BKANC. ar vale! ies _ Cuaner or Hours. ON AND ) APTER weP “DNESDAY, June 13th, 1860, sratee iI run as follows we Washington at 6 20 aud 7 8.m. mph op —sant 530 p.m. On Sunday at 3 save Baltimore rs res and 8.40 a. m. woave Baltimore at <ibaad 420 p.m. 3n Sunday at 425 a, Perer s fo fae Ee "East will take trains at 6.20 es — Weer Stara m. eo reid n is a a For No orfolk at? 4 a. nm ohare evening thoS.20 p.m. train goes to rday Philsieiphis-oniy. TH. PARSONS, Arent, NEW ORLEANS xv ——— a DAYS CHOICE OF TH THREE ROUTES. ALL RAIL ROUTE, Via Orange and Alezandria Railroad LYNCHBURG: Vergines and Eas: Tennesses pat] Vir, Gonctas Bast ‘Seen lashwille and Chinenaad: Memphis and ome ee Central, few Orleans and Jackson, TO NEW y ORLEANS! Momplus by Katte hones , ee class Packets to SST eaRS erenegeere | ae DULY at nalll IncLUDED, matéa.m.and6é p.m. obese GEORGE FAGE leaves red v foot of Seventh street at m. and 6% p. | eae at Alexandria wi! the Orange ‘and A Alex- iss Trains for the Southwest. Office—Pennsyivania Svonne, corner of Sixth at. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS. Lynohbar; 50| Memphis —_. Bil S Be Asma - — %S aconee. “am Coluenti M Y AND oD MCR. bolle to ifeto Rew THIS ROUTE IS eyreELy BY RAIL 900 MILES SHOR: ER. and 24 HOURS LESS thas sn y other Line-the Lyrohburg K.xtension ip mow om pleted, as also the fdieaieel euicnesr AND rac TI we ROUTE FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELERS! It is provided with First-class Sleeping Cars! TIME { = ete = teers A sapien gue, tothe io rate noxyille, eine os ntavili Grand ‘Baie, “iteateomon Mob ities \fimon'e, and ADAMS’ EXPRESS ined at the South Western Py eae Nees TICKETS To THE VA- US VIRGINIA SPRINGS. PE Ea ed pee Bareace Wagons leave the JAMES A EVAN! - 846s, m. and 6 p. Tick ms 23-tr Corner 3 ast ies av. At "suy wil resume her Reta acs Fate amt er Py Serco up| rat ore = We ea NATH’L BO Apt Al pa ee OFFICE OF OF GAR METE AND SEALER METERS, pe PUTT EN. Het ey. ee, sa egg danasion of the Cor. to the proviswans ol peotor end Se eas FF? ES ofenur ‘entire |e TURES. re feasts e anything he re Sites zamlae our stock of ¢ ie we kane y fine intrusted to our oare 8 & MoGHAN. RANCIS HARPER, oe hy AND Fi} DSTORE, ks fay pae nag Cte, may ion wale bel pinnae, and ya wat tte A rot fi pu lic, he hopes so merit a $e, aie usual: lecstnaicndhdinendl tad ay ctreet Snd Pennsyivania av-, fectwal POR ALL DISEASES | OF IMPRUDENCE. LET NO FALSE DELICACY paStaNt, APPLY IMMED ATELY. A CURE WARRANTED, IN FROM dens, Palpgauer ONE B TO TW of Dunsses ieee ar iiddin) Rese or Skin, ATewucns oa as Pe Kear eer Disorders f theasands of alted talents and brillant intelloey wee ‘entranged psc, Seg eres with the: —- was eines in epea bis skill eae physicing. OFFICE No.7 200TH PREDERICK SYREEY, left hand ade without thelr: i hom Sa and from Ba) Dueharges, Ses OR aF chane oe Bae 'B, leila, Com J a Lahey end ofe! » living lyre, may call wih ander the sare of Ds. J. may eras 4 gentismen and coatdeaily ‘were cured immediately. FARE PARTICULAR NOTICE. foucg Meo and ethers whe by Dr. Jehesee, eee he papere sya oda a ether hh ae poset eo Wiles J ee sist stets ow ¢ warrantod two woe ar ARLES cea Toprietors, 78 Will fibam g JoT-ly.r Seven Agent. Tipe a ithe, c. J°Y Fak TEE wes GABP PEERS APPLY Be REMEDY REJOICE YN HEALTH, ofits Rather Rem ast wh of our being to rei the system, aa the pa stem, ne ‘Neural Sorofu. es, they not the sronizing nat anes hyip se fa gis, the irritat sea tercan lect tt oft ol Us Bi! blood? ‘Waa re “yeaa. se sarer ary’ int ier a Conn ndiy con @ Vitalizing and suffer us to to ase that truly mie Sete ine ETABL poeuise regard to this anak ae de o a} mea sre INDIAN ¥. = resuuroes oO! a tpoken ‘om ite iy wil aie its Sconce i ‘OCTIO. Ante =i in droid reales of ce ect ical ati here's “let ue ane aa usion, bing serti, tT from &re Dot eoag ey are at voluntoe peatable. sources and {eats & whioh it a4 doio a; Foontte to estas the ore per SE: Win fN suppiy tho’ Agents Sor Laurence’s “MMe 32 Pa, av.. bat. bottle, FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER, AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, atthe METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, PHILP & 3DLOMONS, celebrated ‘tan Mille ave: Linen Papers, “and ith ste. oo a ifs __ 0.67 Green st.. Renreetown, ware, | ptt ere “aor ifs __ 0.67 Green st.. Renreetown, Ts he AUERY, A*** AGUE CURE, at cre or Pave at A oO wks 7 alled for by the pew ager it F. tal ils premoutory symptoms best fomedy, every leowvered tot i ud compinivte, sino oh comme have ‘heud es use it fecal 1a, that it coatains no Q: 4 aa ser bea th by. a had ons nee tt sot gue Epleen, jizeaerier, and sequently cures them all . Ree ven Fong HELMBOLD’S EXT! we fi; takes of Dissipsten Sie pacer i at ray ot lnc ther” isjurioue. elcete is "wnarers ¥ ‘aeied variey fgordere Biindorwe, expels the poison ee face, overtwrhete, ‘os Hf cok Sanbaay Genuine Preparation. Rees ee MEN, eee pa CT PICK, pr EE ei) Byatt to so 10h wre eae c ae Which HELMBoLD’s aitanie te eee tli martina MALES, meee Te OLD on BALES on E OR CHANGE OF LIFR. NO PAMIL’ ESE Wirmocr rz | ae ee ia ec rey shee faint oinoouventenost or po change in Diet; oe strength to Gssceee bates £0 frequent in ee aa and worn owt Matter, esi cron scoearsies and"who tae tay" > ato faa o he to ay ats they were Aasins Us —ies inthe eyeastn, so tao: we OW LONG STANDING Domayne iain avaet bee Poe os od x rece ong respon | ol serap as ‘OF CURES. we N 8 to 3) years’ WENECIENCE AND PANE, Price $1.00 per bettie, or six fer 85.00. Delivered to any Address,acoursly packed fro ———- IN 4LL Copeman. ‘sat * en