The Exeter Times, 1879-4-24, Page 22
A JUDGE; WiI0 WENT BALI% ON A
SCHOOLMATE.
.
Beverly Smith walked out of cell No,
G with the greatest promptness, end as
he ranged before the desk and smiled,
11e stud :
t,"'ell,this ie indeed a surprise, Why,
I hadn't the remotest ilie't of finding
yon here, Shake, old fellow."
His Honor wonldn't
"Don't you remember
your old Rollool-
mate•, Bev; SmithSmith?" inquired the pris.
ober. "Don't you remember how we
need to steal melons together --how we
bode went over the mill-
dant in an
chi
boat—how WS read novels under the
lee side of hay -stacks ?"
A strange smile crept in his ilonor's
eyes as he replied :
"Ah I I remember you now. So
yon are Bev. Smith 2" '
"1 ant—I am. I thought you'd re•
member me. I am awful glad to see
you, Judge. Are you well 2"
r'Q'tiite well, thank you."
An awkward silence followed, DIr.
Smith heard the boys chuckling, and
he at length said :
"Glad to hear it—yes—yes. 1 should
like to cull on yon autl talk over old
tinges."
"Beverly Smith!" said the Court in
a voice resemling the distant explosion
of a coal cart, "you are about to call
ou the snaerintendaut of tho House of
Correction, there to remain for ninety
long days."
"What 1 sentence au old companion!"
"All the same,Beverly—all the same.
The friends of my childhood are few in
number. They are falling; down stairs,
being drowned, blown up and ran over,
and I am going to pot you where 3'ou
will he safe from accident."
"Don't Judge !"
"J$ut I will 1 I prize you, Beverly.
'When night comes, I want to !crow
that yon are in, out of the wet, and
when morning dawns, I want to feel
that you are safe from the clutch of ice
wagons. The sentence is recorded."
"Judge, I-1—don't thing I ever
knew yon 1" stammered Beverly, but
there was alight iu the window for hila. Y
THIll TIMES
HORRORS OF ,THE MOROCCO
PLAGUE.
Nothing more horrible has ever been
recorded than the ravages of the
plague now raging in Morocco. A. let-
ter to a gentleman in SVnahingtonfrom
the United States Consul at Tangier,
dated Merrill 19, 1879, gives the follow
ling; terrible account of the suiherint;
frotn the famine and from starvation
Living human beings eating the dead
lisalmost an unheard-of horror. The
Conant writes as follows':--
"All who can are now running away
I from thio most unfortunate country,
where femme, cholera and typhus has
and is more than decimating its popu-
lation. At Tangier alone we are hav•
ing from thirty t) forty oases of typhus
per day, and at the city of Morocco the
daily t,lortality by typhus is from 200
to 25O persons, The ordeal of death
is complete. Parents eat their child-
ren, and at Ii yialor, Buff and Uasse-
bianolt'tlle:starving Arabs eat their dead.
The atmosphere is impregnated with
deadly I oiel.MJs emanating from the
thousands that are half buried and the
many left nut exposed to the sun and
rain. Tho European residents take
every preceetinn ; nevertheless nearly
ane -half have already snoeninhed to the
dreadful disease. The fatalist Moslems
ridicule all snail expedients to avoid
contagion, believing that n11 is written
by Crnd, and they must the if so de-
creed. The garments of the dead by
di"ease aro sold at anet.inn for a trifle.
put op by the wretched buyer, w11a
green after is generally taken sick anal
follows in the wake of the former wear-
er.
••
Messrs. Milburn, Penney ib Pearson,
GrENrr.r lint,—Sninn ttceiva year ago I knock-
ed of the cap of my knee, and since that time
have often suffered with a swelling in tho ]lnne
joint, caused from twisting the leg. I have
used all kinds of liniments, as well as medical
attendance; but • on the last two occasions
have used Hagyard's Yellow Oil. The result
has been marvellous; instead of lying up for a'
week or ten days, as nsnal, all the swelling
has disappeared in three days. I most hearti-
ly recommend the Yellow oil. Make what use
ou like of this, and state it comes unasked ior.
Your truly,
Fns» HILLS.
For sale by Mr. C. Lutz, Exeter.
TIME IS MONEY.
One fine morning when Franklin
was busy preparing his newspaper for
the press, a lounger stepped into the
store and spent an hoar or more look-
ing over the books, etc., and fluidly
taking one in his hand, asked the shcp
boy for the price.
"One dollar." was the answer.
"One dollar!" said the lounger;; "can
you not take less than shpt 2"
"No indeed; ono dollar is the price."
Another hour had nearly passed,
Whr'n the l' anger said :
"Is bar. Franklin at home p"
"Yes, he is in the printing office."
"I want to see him," said the loun-
ger.
The shop boy immediately informed
Mr. Franklin that a gentleman was in
the store waiting to see him. Frank-
lin was soon behind the counter, and
the lounger addressed him thus :
"Mr. Franklin what is the lowest
you can take for that book 2"
"One dollar and a quarter," was the
ready answer.
"One dollar and a gtrerter 1 Why,
your young man asked me only a dol-
lar,"
"Tine," said. Franklin, "and I could
better' have afforded to have taken a
dollar then, tbnn to have been taken
out of the office "
The lunger seemed surprised, and,
wishing to end the parley of his own
making, said :
"Corrie, Mr. Franklin, tell me what
is the lowest you can take for it 2"
"A. dollar and n half."
"A Jollier and a half? Why, you
offered it yourself for a dollar and a
quarter."
"Yes," said Franklin, "and 1. had
better have taken that price then than
a dollar and a half now."
11,—•40H
WIT AND HUMOR.
It is very difficult to find fault with
a dear little three-year-old wile buries
her Bead under the clothes and sings :
r. Now 1 lay me down to bleep. Pop
goes the weasel."
The savings bank is a place where
thieves do not break through and steal.
They are right on the ground, as it
were, at the time you put your money
Mtn the bank,
tt Mother is all the time telling Ino
not to bole my fond," sairl'the emrtll boy,
gi and now she's gone end bolted up the
cupboard that has got all the company
victuals."
Man
eon an many l things, but there's
'S
Atte thing he can't do: 11e can't button
nn a new collar just after cutting his
thutnb-easily without looking up in the
tie,
A Clergyman, who would have his
joke thoudi he were au'Arehbisllon
says the meet Improved method .which
lie ltay di uiivered to in duce profnuud
sllitnber is reading his own sermons.
t
THE FA.L1rAND Wu TL i'i TRADE
0. Bouthcott ce Son
TAILORS and CL0TEil1:kS,
Take plea sure to ir forrithe inhabitantfofExeter
add surrounding country, that they have just
opeeed out an ehoellentassortmentuf
Tweeds, Coatings, Vesfi?rgs etc,,
la the lwtest styles and patterns, an feel assured
that in teem atter of eloteitig, they eau suit the
mosttastiMous !met es.
LEGAL
R H. CADDY,
BARRISTER ez ATTORNEY
At Law, Solicitor, &c, O131ce, Panaon's Block
Exeter.
AII,DING IIARDING, tic WHITE,
Banisters, Attorneys, Solicitors, Com-
sioi.ers, B. It., &e.
,,,,rtes-Hurroles Beene, Water treat, St
3Ia ry's.
iouN Ib.HAUDING ,F.W.HA1tDING. H.A.L.Si'azT1
k T McDIAR?tIID, B.A.,
t 1 ItUISTE.II,NOTARY, CONVEYANCER
LUCAN,UNT,
y ESSRS. JONES & MOSCRIP
1? Barristers, Attorneys -at -law, Solicitors
C'tunoc.ry, Couvoyancors, Commissioners MBE.
a',, Notaries Public, St, 1tlarv's
C. R.JONLiS. W.O. S{OBCRIP.
Oe nett-Tfuttote a Block. Wate 1St.St Mary's
Mtial'ICf L
\R. COWEN. OFFICE - MAIN
Hotel. Street,
6 tole a trance,ton the south -street elead
igo tol. 0. Church.
ate" Orders left aniline's shoe store will receive
prompt atteutlon. 49-1y.
R. HUTCHIINSON, Member of
the college of Physicians and Surgeons of
"ntario, ttco., to., Office next door to I. Carlittgs,
Main Street, Exeter,
D1 \It. if NLtMAN.—CO1tONE1I FOR
the (lnunty of7Luruu. t'flice,nextdoor to
air.I. Darling's store, Exeter.
W. 13110WNING M. 1)., 0. M.
;! • P. 8, Graduate ViotorbtUnivorsity' Omoe
and residence. Den tion t,abnrafoty, Exeter.
0.111008E. M. 1). 0. M.
A L'• Ceraduate M .:chill Cailwrsity, Montreal
Ofrtcoand residence, lexeter,0nt•. entice • mus-
e to10e, in mid 7to1eu.m
LIB•. J. A. ROLLINS, M. 0. P..5.
0., Victoria Se, Crediton, Ont Oflloe hour
front 0 to 10 n. en.; 2to6p.m.
LU'L'L, E. D„
• (Mee at his residence, Exeter.
J1 R. IRVING, -'JRA 1.1UAT UNI-
VIiaisI'L'Y Trinity College t, (n,t,er(jol loge
Pavaschene !Ind aurgeonr Out., video t(irkton,
HOTELS.
iENT13,A.L HOTEL, OlIEDITON.
A
i
-Wn. Bakersci 1
tn
tr10 n
r Tideia Rotel has nn
newly tuna ailed unu fitted ttel
are
in fir t•CIaorsbyle. Largo and convenient Snw Rooms for
Commercial Travellers; best of limier and cigars
,1t the Bier. Attenblve Itostlors nlwu rs on hand.
M 2I Sar. WILLTAtf HAIiilit,
-DltINCE OF WALES HOTEL
OLIN I (
t
Y, G. SWARMS having purchase
the above hotel, ,incl fitted it through. t, now o
furs tint -0,11.4s aecolmmotlittion to tritvotors, (eoe
liquor and Cigars at the bar. 0oodstablfng a.n
attentive hosllor on hand: Every attention pal
to guests.
New York Millinery Store.
�30115.C.13, WILLIAMS has just opened out in
Venom's s Block with a large stock of Spring Goods
HATS, BONNETS AND SHAPES
of the lettostNew York and Philadelphia etyloa,
Also a largo assortment o; 1rintttnngs in all
shades, Ribbons, l'oathees Mid Ornaments. Lad-
ies' hats nicely trimmed from 50 gents up, Vetis,
Wee tins, cuffs, collate, fringes and neck frills,
Also a large stock of fancy P'ry Goons, infants*
hats ho
ode, ons ,
and Cat ad moss snits
)s. Ladies'outiu
the latest Philadelphia styles. 8 largo assort-
ment of Parasols and Paris 1r001105.
(lull and examine our stock betforct purchasing
elsewhere, as wo sell for prices to star the times
ancldeal liberally with thd farmers in their way
of trade. M12S.0.13. WILLIAMS.
Exeter, Apr1117, 1870.
ro
MANUFACTURERS
—o—
The undersigned utas received inntructinus to
invite eorreap,.ndenoe f.om Manufacturers, with
a view to establishini' Business in the
VILLA).lit: OF E ! Lflr,
COUNTY OP IIUI1ON,
in the (Moat agricultural dithiet in Ontario. 30
utiles from Loudon, an th t • London, Huron &
Bruce Beltway.
Splendid inducements by the Municipality.
Address- 1I, EMMETT,
Clerk of Exeter ittuuioipality.
Exeter, April 17, 1870. tf.
N ti it 1 k ` olio
PLOWS, and SCOTCH DIAMOND
HARROWS
constantly on hand ani made to order.
111:XILLAN cC MoBRID
having now greater facilities than ever, aro pre-
pared to supply farmers with Iron Beam flows,
Steel Mould Board, )undo by orrselves ; ("hill
Plows, Ttnapper snake ; Scotch Diamond tiarrows
Cultivators, Gang Plows.
Carriages and buggies on ltend, and made to or
dor, Horse shoeing attenda : to ou the shortest
notice. Horses shod to prevent interfering.
hIeMILI AN & MoBRIDE, ling St„HtnsaIl.
HAY }PUMP WORKS. �r tf�111 fr��
D. HIM - PROP 4IETCl St•
Raving added to lay pump machinery, and pro-
cured a large quantity of iirst-chess puutp logs, l
am prepared to offer an article
Superior to any Factory in the County
and at prices that defy competition. Wells ono
Cisterns dogma the shortest notice.
Before purohasiug call a the Hay Pump Works
I -e. Shop -•Ono -quarter mile north of Itxotet
Loudon Road. Hay 1'. 0
LIVEPOOL,
LONDONDERRY,
GLASGOW
ALLAN LINE OF
Royal mail Steamships.
The favorite route between Canada and Frets
Btitnin.
iii' _fry T El: S F 6: ):' 3 i, if:
TIE CASPIAN
will sail ou April 5. Sh utast sea passage. For
speed, comfort; economy and safety aro equal og
any other Aelientic Liiio, and being a Ca .annals
Line,Shoul, bepatrouized uy all Cn .ndicus. For
Particulars as to passage or parties sending for
their f vie .ds, apply to
CAPT. G. KE MP, Exeter.
Thio g 'eat household Medicine ranks arnou;
the head ng necessaries of lice. Tixoao Eamon:
Trills purify the 13r,00», and art moat poworluli
yet soot ,ingly on We Livor, Stomach, Kidney
stud Bo.rela, giving tone, energy; awe vigor t
these gr it ,n tin sspri springs of nee, J'itny are cn:,
f dently recommended es a never failing rococo
in all ea es where the eruatitntion,frolnwuateve.
rause, it s become i n:'aired or weakened. 'Thr•
are wonde •hilly oilicacious lu all ai,ments iuc'
denial to nmales of till ago; and as a;seal •
F"amily'n •dietne, are tin •nrpneeed
Its searching anti haellu; pr.ipereiee are known
throughout the world.
Icor the cure of bad lrigs,bad breasta. old wounds
a,'resenitUloers, itis an infallible rotnudy. I1
ofectnally.rubbe 1 on the neck and (,heat, as salt
into i moat, it cure p sero throat, Brouchttie flmigh9
nits, and even tathinn.' For (1landula Swe1e
lenge, Aba'aaos L'ilaa, b'iatiul'ia, Gout l2htm
oeitism
and every kind of Skin Disonae it etas never been
known to fail. rhe Pills and ointment aro hate
tlfaetureu only at
533 OXFORD.STTlT, LONDON,
And are sohd ay all Voalnrs Of ;tterlininos
throughont the eiv1Ittn, T worla ; with directions
La almost ovary language,
..12110 Trod+) Marks of these medicines • are reeds.
terod at Ottawa. Honed, anyone in the. Brit.tali Possessions, who may iriep the American
0,.nnterfuits for sale, will he proeooutod.
ti'Paruh iters should look to the Latbol nn. the
Pots and IJnxes. If the Melrose is not 533, Oxford
Strout, llo,.dtm, they are spurious.
W 13
W. BUCKING
Exeter, has
bust easiuthe
at Winchelsea
aredtod
SMITH II0P
c a ltl r to;A^
HAl\f,latoof
commenced
al,'vehrano'1
and is pru-
sinitilingWork r " • Wad'
9 el oe
ingspo dally Itttoncion to, Promptnosa, eheapuess
nndgood work guaranteed, A call solicited.
10.3n[ W. 13th' f(1N CRAM.
Fs shi nable Dressmtakinot'
Dresses cut and made to order
-----I3Y
MRS. 0. ROSS,
Mein treat, Exeter,
OVER, THE POST OFFICE.
$50,000.00
•
Ana 24. IS79
=ableWive Tres
e,
W. D. WEEKES
Dealer In
MON UMENTS,
HE°f..11:i !'ONES,
M• t. , ,. , S.
�lti t F,t!, PIECIEp,S.
.FURNITURE TOPS. &c.
Cemetery Work of all kinds neatly
cxecntetl.
Doors North of Dren's i1atl, Main street,
"G 2"yn' )31 r^1'2 "I
Li AVE VO1J LON'l' THE SENSE 01?
TASTE or. ';iell;Ll 'le an, it May bo front
the .Lr?1`nosv of the li,tit e.,r[ttu•y, t'A'rn):ut[, reel
0cear1'1't)TI01(AL t'Ai.nnir Itt:*.•1r'UY Hill restore.
you to eujeyatil•' health, It nmy cures Cu -
lamb, hitt n.n other (Hammes ,it the moue tige.
Price - I per polite I't sale by all deriggists tuna
At auction. To commence on Medicine dealer.; Seed Potain for 18 pogo pam-
•i�!1-or^i,1 mated, -
Monday, Deo. 1 L: 1 Qr`,/Q pltleat rat t,�it�urei c,'to'1'� T. 8131 11n AiiLtNti,Ilotnitl-
:• � Agent, Bruelttalln,O^b. ff
CON:STri''UTIONftI, CAT'ILRFHBIJMEDY,
W. D. McGloughlin
of 130 Dundee sh•eot, London, will onthe shove
,late, offer his whole stook, tlntolu ting to over
Fifty Thousand Dollura, et auction, and continue
the title every day at two o'clock in the a'fter-
noon and at hewn in the evening daring the ba1-
unee of the month,—from the 10th to the Slat
of ).Jcoeinbar,
Tis is the largest and best atoolt that has ever
been offered to the public at their own prices;
and, as everybody knows, the goads aro of the
baht manufacture and over,' article will be war-
rented the Rhino as 11 bought in the ol'diu..ry way.
Pits is a rare ellaneo to get fine gold and silver
watches, gold jewelry, clocks, plated ware and
fancy goods tit your own igloos. Pornaps uover
again will such art •tiportunity oc,iur, Secure
ytntrOhriattu,ee and Now Year's presents at this
sale. Suva your looney for bide auction --and
mai, mummy.
W. D. 1toGLOUGHLIN,
Dimities street, London'
AT TI1L+'
Jtandaigi Sash Door e 1311r,d
1? A0T0BY,
is constantly lcopt on hand, ail kiuds of builtline
Ineterial. i'lonring hard end snit, Siding Mot'le
tge &e„ solei cheap. 1'lanitn; - t''r g and Turning
Promptly attended to.
BUILDINGS CONTRACTED P011,
,end satisfaction guaranteed. As we have 01
hand a levee at ock of dry Manlier, we feel sure oil
sutislviug those who may give us a call.
11."SS BItOS. & TAYLOR
Y 0 El Y 12»' i hang a s lr. t1t a us
the int'eNnt.f v. -uths ca..
trained in the .r', niediea;
bona ever isst,• .e. pl,thlce
g p E � FSI;L oct1y :eEIt'. . Ti ab
�j Priccmtly�L S ntor•mai:
on receipt of price. it
treats of Exhaustecl Vitality Premature .1eeline,
Nervous and Physical Debility, and the endles<
conenmitnut ills nod untold misroioa that iveilt
therefrom, and contains more them 5O original pre
scriptions, any om M which 1s worth the price of
the book. This book was written by the most cx.
tensive and probably the meet sk ilful practitioner
in America, to whom urns awarded a gold and jou•.
elled medal by the National Medical A ssncinlion.
.A. Pamphlet, illustrated with tbo very finest
Steel Engravings -a mar. HEAL
Tel of art anti beauty -
sent FAElr to eh. Send
for it at once. Address
PEABODYINSTITUTE,
11fo 4BM-�sgYSELF
NI Bul. (jis
tench St.. Boston. 8fass.
/ owers and Reapers.
WE OFFER A TRIAL
of oureelebratetl
Single Mowers
—A1PD--
8incgie Reapers
u all kfndsof Grass and Grein,atdon all col:
itions ofsailaud surface,
AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
OIt NO SALE
Wo also ofer a Trin1 of enr Wrought Ixori
Two Bur.
JOHNSTON'S COMBINED REA"!R
Ai O MJWER
Ittachiuesaupplied with
_No Pitmans,
TWO Drag -liars,
Two Finger -bars.
Pour Knives,
Forked aitt1 Keyed.
Nuts.
Self -oilers,
etc., te.
can be chapg'ed 'from fewer
co Reaper
AND REAPER TO MOWER
Byremovolteffonrbolb,, nnetnloes ultnn'liteel
inboitea time.
['lenge coil at our works and inapet
Our Machines before purellashig:
elsewhere,
la"'' Send for Catalognes.
TIIDNPSON Sc 'WILLIAMS
Manufacturing Uv., Str:gtfoad.
to,
The only certain, elite, and effectual euro for
Cott ri'h, hulbts up til» systolic awl urea all other
disoases at tin) `„tine time, Ahtt.niti, Retie Cold,
they rover, Nervous Debility, ell leave bagt.thor
when t13t coustitntnti,ii 1 cuterrll pomade;is
taken as dlreat'a,l. Pro, 1 ln't• bottle. For stile
b.. all .t.., •e., c? t• •.
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
From i to ee I3r rsc Pnwcr, for Farm-.
ors, Dairymen, Butter end Cheese
Nactnrie:., Printers end nil parties
using hand or horse power.
Lest and ch apett in the market.
Send for circular and price list.
John Doty.
Esplanade Street.
Toxo.ero.
i}.EIE GREAT CAUSE OF uurs.i1 ms-
E1ll
Just Pttl,ltahrd, in a scaled Envelope.
r1'ite hli c.,i is •
A1a'turo cru the A. +::re,Treatmcnt and leo
te-
eel our” of senir,nl tv r ata'o e. ur ever ator•hunt,
Minced by snit ••:• It/ vnlm'fitly 'Emissions,
':mptte n i, iters I tadtity, and Intl ediluents
n I1161mi 11e get ail • , • ((10111lerten Y;pi16psy,.
me kits; l,.a•• 1 ff. •J ''cs„•'ti 1.,c:ip,oily, ttn,-
31; 18011'1 1 l t O i;Y,,ve;LS,, 3f.10., author of
he "Green s sok, S,.
;lute wo.ld rerte.l et ti ft titian” t1, this admirable
cc tu re , eeet rl v vee 11.,tu1 his nv,1 exptu'ieleo
hat the owl ul.:a ::e.la. nela of 4"1t -.;Nigro may but
ttoet'tnliy 0 in i • n .: itle:nt medicine, unu with
•ntdautro••,•a,ai, ;.e1,,;r•rariu
mtta,ring, ,,•rr•,';.i J ; ,itafu ot.tr, ruudoof
ore at onceer•'t • i n• t eif..t.t",1.by'-•'•ichevery
•', ir: L•: ".h.t:iac ntliti,m
safforolyeuvolrnia „'11.•i ',,l ,privet•ica.ndrconyttdxcallyha.
•4;11 p*ave. rt boon to ihouaaxidia
tl mas:,' ,b;. ay,^ t .
Snotsig, nt1d e' ;t. E•'e t,leie envelope, to any ad-
.'eaa, nTl rnenli t , 1.1X OOII?P, or tt•.'a postage
tamps.
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(Successors to R. v. PIERCE, IID D.)
TM.lt. V. PIEIICE, having acquired aworld-teride
reputation In the treatment of Chronic Diseases.
resulting In a professional business ihr exceeding
his individual nanny to t'onduet, some Scars ago
induced several motive' gen Heinen tonasocllittt them-
selves with hum, as the� nruily of the World's D1s-
slitcet 1 eent the
age ilwitltltiletINV Department
whirl,STEL.
The organization has been romplere I an.t Incorpo-
rated antler the name and style of Waled's Dl.pen-
•ery Medical Association, with the following oalcers:
Ron. 1t. V. Pinnyt:, Pres. F. P. Puttee, V Pres.
JIM. It. PILn(s, Sea LEertttt 11. Staten, 1'r
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SCRGEO JI of e
Renee sod .1111 3,'e•• I well cbaa,nl as date Fitenity.
CHRONIC DI*EAVES of all forms comewithin the
p800I0re "t' nn r 'rev„rel specialties.
L19NG DISEASES. -This division of practice is
very ably utnrnged b3' a gentlemen of mature judg-
ment mid sidle. Br,nn"heal, Throat. and Lung Dis-
eases trienee with (1,.• meet set:cm:end resat ts.
DISEASES O1rWIMIL N.-Especiallyateoticfactil-
tles of a superior ordtr tot the cure of all those
chromic discuss weedier to females.
NEJtt'OiiS DISLAI3ES.-ravel 'sus, \ervnns Debit-
fty,.J;pllcpsy (Hist, t,b'.1ea (St.Vltus'a Dance),Neu-
ralgla, it ul ether 1111 nus affections, receive the
attention of an 63;1101.111 111(4 spell u l ty.
NOT NECESSARY TO SEL' PATIENTS. -By our
original system of di.,Jiuucis we cue trent many
chronic diseases els sueeea,atlly without as with a
personal consultation. Forparticulars see"People's
Conenon Seise Medical Adviser" (1 000 parg,es'ache
pest -),add for $k80 t,r"111vidids*anti )Couriers'U'nitfe
Book ' (100 pfy:••s. 10 cents po,L-putt).
SIIIWIUAI. CASES.-Aiunitg the operations which
we are baled a it.it most Jl•. gneutly to perform, arts
those fur Nasal Polypus, 1Jnrclip1 Tumors, Flatnfa
10 Ano, Plies, Hereat (Rupture), Hydrocele Dropsy
of the Scrotum), \ to Ito"ele, 00,181180 and 'Uterine
Tumors, Calcul) (Stone In the Bladder), Stricture
etc., c. Wu also Veal successfully, by a flew Metre.Metre.et
od without surglenl operation, (:lacers, Club -feet,
Spinel Cnrveture,,md outer deformities. (See piens
phlet entitled • Motion as u Curative Agent," selrt
011 ret'eipt of Ie grouts,)
Address, World'o Uiopoaaary
Radial Eosoetatton,
J3u11'At.o,
By an lmmcnge practice at the World's Dispen-
sary and invalids' Clot d, having treated many tltotr-
sand cases of ihoso diseases manna. • to womn 1, 1
have been enabled 10 pertbet a most tent and posi-
tive reme.ly for these t Iseasea.
To designate this natural specific, I ave natnopt
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Tho term, however, Is lint a feeble expression, of
my high appreciation of Its value, based upon per-
sonal observation. I have, while witnessing its posi-
tive results In the special diwhsas Incident to the
organism of woman, Singled It out ns the climax or
crowning gem of my medleal. career. On Its tttel•Lta,
its A positive, snib, and e11e,•[nal remedy lbr this class
Of diseases, and one that will, at all times and tinder
all eircemetances,act kindly, I am willing to smite
my reputations as a physician and so eottlittentant
I that It will not disappoint the most sanguineex,
pectatlnns of a single luvidid lady u•ho uses t rot• any
of the ailments eirwlib•b i reromr(c'n.l it. nett 1 otter
grad sell 1t under A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. (For
nonillions, see pamphlet wrapping bottle.)
Th following aro among those fliseases in width
my Favorite Prescription tesla worsted cores, as if by
magic, mei with 0 certainty never bcfure attained fly
any medicine:
L
"nvorrhmnE
xcessive 10
whjhi
f,Painful Monthly Periods, Sterressirts *hen Mau
unnatural tames, Irregul nities, Watt book, Prel-
im -mile, or Falling of �o Irr a Anteves, natl
terovoa1r Bearing -down Sensations, Internal
Dent, . )epreeltlrbllit3, 'o e nThreattnet :else,' relieve Fre , Congestion,
us; In-
anntmtttlou and Ulceration of the I'M rm., (111 poleucy
Barrenness, or Sterility, anti Female tt euknesa.
(10 not uXtot 011.4 Itu'.Ilt•lor' 8s t Burr• -all,' but J
admirably fulfills a abgtlena' of purpose, being a
most perfeet apeeftle In till chenille,t(eeitlt'
sexual system of wouta,, itw111 not ill$aplwlnlieen, no(18,r
will ltd° harm, ht any state or (sweat-iotl.
Thnseavlat(101r(fuI [her Information cn these RM.;
Kass can 011110)11)11113 in elm Pioneers ('301 808 Selene
tllt0r181, Auv(3ittt, a (1,1)338 nt' aver 900 pages, sent.
pest-pahl, on receipt n1' 53.hn, It. treeue1,1lnumb' of
Lusa dlaaasoe Derail,.r In Females, find raves toueh.
vitluable ndvtra In regard to the Irtuttagom e& or
nose 4144'11 MIA.
iravoritn 1'Ycwarintton said by Druggist•.
'i't. V. PIi1lt 131, el. J)., teener. eVarle'd Dtspen are
Inst Lavultds' note!, Swede., N. 1'.