The Daily Review.
' f "-"i - -
JOSHY T. JAMBSi Ed. and Prop
WUVBHK GTON, If. C,
THUBSDAyTOYEMB ER 1, 1877.
SPENDING THE .PEOPLE'S
MONEY.
Wo pnblieh elsewhere an article cr
tracied from the New York San's. corres
pondence at Washington, relative to the
composition of the Committees in tlie
House, in which it is stated that "tbe
Committee to which most exception is
taken U the one on X'oetofiices and Pest
Roads." : This is thqrairiitteo of tvbicL
Col. Waddell is the Chairman ami. on
which aix members, iucluding the Chair
man, are from . the Sou th. The coitck
pODdeQce goe on to eay, further, that
the people of thtjSoath have "never been
thoughtful of the people's rnotiey nrithc
management of the Postoffice Departs,
ment." The sagacious nuthor of these
obferrations forgets that the people? of
this section have not heretofore had any
thing to taj in regard to this matter.
They hare never had any opportunity for
pending money. There arc fewer post
offices or post roads here than in the North
or West, in proportion to population and
commercial interests. There has thcre
'foro been but little lor them to spend
money on. All of these things have here
tofore been in the hands of the Republi
cans and. the .people of the South have
had nothing to say in the spending of
this money. ' Now, however, it is different
and we will look to the new Committee
to spend as much as they can or Just as
much as the necessities of the, people of
the South may require.
DION BOUCICAULTS CHAL
LENGE TO THE CRITICS.
The dramatic critics of both Kurope
and America may well be startled by the
following announcement from the pen of J
Dion Roucicault :
"I declare there is not in this country
nor in Great Britain a dramatic critic
i who, affecting to sit in judgment on a
1 comedy, can tell mo what a comedy is.
lie cannot describe its component parU
nor giro a sensible definition of this kind
of drama, as distinguished from any other.
There is a simple issue. I throw down
the glove and defy any dramatic critic to
take it up, feeling comment there is not
one in the crowd who has given the mitt
, ter enough' consideration to understand its
first principles. Let us, in good humor,
try the issue by a simple case of spellnu
bee. I ask the critic to spell comedy
If he cannot, then let him acknowledge
he does not know what ho is writing
about. If he succeed, I shall he happy
to apologize to him for my incredulity.;
Mr. lioucicauit g sweeping uvciaration,
though made in , apparent good humor,
would imply that sinco the days of Aiis-J
tophanes to the present time the genius
of comedy has been on a pilgrimage to
distant landi, having previously stipu
lated with old Time that no descendant ot
... - . . . . . . ' i
lather Adam snoukl acam wear her man-'
tie until the spirit of lijucicault the
Great should rise from the iloins of the
lttth century.
Like old Kip Van Winkle aroused from
his sleep of 20 years with hoary loeks,
thede dramatic scribblers have grown gray
under the fatal delusion that they were
dealing out to their numerous readers a
knowledge of the true merits of the drama
when. in truth they, nave been wining
sheer ' nonsense.
Serves them rhjht ; men should first
know the bent of their minds before they
engage in difficult undertakings, or if they
most bo critics and authors they should
seek inspiration from fountain-head.
THE SPIRIT OF RADICALISM.
Partisan, yeoom is an infirmity which
has seJoJpiaMcctLthc Radical Kepubli
cans cftba North that we read without
surprLatdiabolical effusions of gall
and bittjfncarhich now! and then come J
in ns thmnffhisofne of tht organs of the
extreme wiujf that party; and it would
be a wastf dflpe and a grievance to the
spirit, fTHpw, and without the least
prwptCitftciieTingiy result for good
upon tha jnindAof men so deeply Imbued,
with j"trid;cctional hate, to at
tempt tqfKnntoitn their extrcmo views,
were it. net, hat there are men . of the
Repnlilurty who seek the truth and
are wCUl guided by it. -
The JxejmbUcan, in one of its
late UsucaTCSrs forth upon the South its
yials of wrath in language which- could
only hare been inspired by that ambitious
spirit which we are told is continually
walking about the world seeking whom
it may deTOur, a simple reference to
.whoso mission upon earth as the de
stroyer of peace, will we thijik satisfy the
man of the .Republican of his own political
affinities here and his inevitable associa
tionSthereafter. We copy his words with
out furthercomnient; ,
The 'great tremble now arises .from, thp
fact that tb'i South was not sufficiently
chastised and iubjuated by the war . If,
after ccaqucring the armed rebellion, the
ring Iridsra hz hcea hub,as thecrime ef
0 nrsri 'J? Government demands;
if tha inctof,the,Tel)el3 had been held,
ts thej tzzzizdt ti bans of non-,
citizenship during their natural lives; if
they had been allowed to live on Southern
soil and breathe the free air of this Repub
lic, protected trKirpropcrtvrrlive and
the pursuits ofuiappinefel, djvesfcB of-thc
political rights tUejt had io Xrfily pr
leited, then this&at fcatiou i roUd hlat
peace within it sef, ahi tbe.tronles tod
insults thaCare nlrw lMapedtoMit 'Jbjtja
disregard of the law and right would not
menace the present or future of the county.
rLhc truth is, the clemency of this Govern
ment is being abused and reviled daily,
atd the Southern policy pj.jhe , Adminis
tration U rcgaTdedas weltnossflp its part,
under which the slumbering spirit is
aroused and the natiggiqcnarfd. with
fresh troubles and darjgers.
I We only adi( j(rtlcy of p?ace
wjjich he so ruUiksslr, reviles is the caus
cause
inleltySomin
o? iruin, jusuce- ana "nonesty, coming
once more to viewhJrviug' been "fey six
teen years obscure " by.the -political. ran
cour of men who have sought to rule or
ririn. The South feels a just prido tha
s!jg is found solidly ftrraycel 'side by tiaa
with the good " ftjlS? on 'the
bile oi such a pottcy. 2qx will tne Ditter
dcLunciations of subtf fournats as ' the I
THLunc and Republican ever . destroy ttetiply
soMoity. , . ; J. -sc .. 1, fs f
The 11 ad ical press may as w;ell accept
tlob signs of. the timeAai tho , beginning of
the political milleniura so lgpg looked for.
! WASHINGTON LETTER.
W-AsiiiNoTo,D. C, Oct. '30th, 1877. .
Two weeks of thd special session art
over, and nothing: has been done. I con
fess to an amount of disappointment.
The fault, if i,t be a fault, is "clearly with
the House, as the Senate is r perpetually
organized, always has its Commrttees,and
is ready for business at a moment'iJ notice.
The historian, and not the writer of cur
rent news, must determine whether or not
Speaker lfandall was iustified in deferrinar
i n
fof two weeks the appointment of the
Lymmittccsj anri thus preventing for that
length of time thd transaction, the basi
ness for which the session was called.
Having advocated his -elbct'on and after
wards commended thoso who1 voted for
him, 3'our correspondent will bo slow to
condemn any act of his which is not plain
ly to th'i disadvantage of the country or
the party. But why should ho hot have
appointed the committees before this time?
Why should not the party have an jop
protunity of further commending itself to
the people by entering at oucq Uon the
discussion of. those important questions of
finance, ol the Indian service, of civil ser
vice reform, and of economy, which are of
interest to all ?
Jf it was 'the wish of the Speaker that
no 'adjournment should-take place .prior
to the time when the regular . session
commences in December, there U no public
sentiment which would have , condemned
the introduction and consideration of sub-,
ieets of general: legislation '. at this time.
Tho.Democratic party, it seems to me,
has nothing to lose, by an eariy considers -tionof
what is of interest to all the peo
ple." The States which vote on the oth ol
November,.' ifas -.1 'believe, they would
now sustain ther Democratic ticket, will
not be helped to do so by any shuffling br
prevarication on the part ot Democrats
in national position. But however that
may be, let us have a Democratic party,
no matter how JNew lork or lennsyl
vania may vote. There is something far
better than cxpechcn'cv. Ihc JSationa
Democratic party has defended principles
too long, aiKt sullercd to much Iherefor
to abandon it at the moment ot expected
victory.
nine proposed appointment ol oimon
Ua mi ron as Minister to England' Can be
supposed to have any good effect it must
be in tlie" sama way as the inebriate did a
good work who accompanied the temper
ance ;lccturer he may serve as "an awful
example." . - But it h? not believed such an
appointment will.be made.' Mr.' Hayes
can hardly afford, at this time, to break
up ho Cabinet and disgust-decent Repub-
. t.,.j ' i: ' o
iiv.aiir ntn aa icujutTiiUU oeuaiOrS, as
iic.wbuld do by sending Cameron to rep-
leseiu ue c-i;ueu oiaies in any ClVluzea
country. Cameron once said, referring to
a pliysical mislortune ot anotlmer liepub-
iicaiii wno was . appomica to omco by
Johnson, that lie oughV to re. sent as
Minister to tc Guaao, Island if to any
placet The ghneral ami no.doubt.corrqct
idea ot. C ameron s morals Is that they beat
fit hifci idr a residence abroad. in a private
capacity, umciai pesuan at any place
would be aa insult to itacopleas to our
own. ' . . . - f .. ? ?
Advocates of the rcmonctizatiou of silver
are in high spirits, believing, after a count
ing of noses, that they have, a clear ma
jority, in both Houses, and claiming to
have sssur'unce that Mr. , Uayea will not
veto such a bill for the purpose as can.be
passed, ' ' ' . ; - : :
It has ui'Lejii been said that wars arc al
ways popular with the people of thw
country. It begins to look 'as if the qued
tionl. 4'ould bo tested. The conditipn: of
affair 4 on the Mexican border is such triat,
even if the Administration desired to avoid
a war; which, by the way, is not certain,
it would find somo difficulty in doinz so.
Uow much or the danger, rowa .out pf
aggregsiens of advcnUirots Htom 'our' side
pf tho Rio Grande, and -how , much from
pltrndcrt tz from the other side is uncertain.
It must not bo forgotten that a large and
iniluctatial class f pople: desire that our
regular army be increased, and that they 1
they ivant, orjrha.t'a bie speculators.
sec toeir orpjriumiy ior -profit m sttcn
a rei4rt iGstL madt -.that Gco...BabODck
late ii chargi6f (TCrnmemrfldings
and nrouertv here, is enormonslv wealth v.
I hav no knotledgbof Ge. ittfcs,f
u ne pas any, but Know Up iqan..T!weU
and atn sure that Eels n6l fo-day "wrth
S10.Q00. He is an honest i man. n He
simp Xp suffers, ffom having been " m 1d
company, ; , ; vtm t l UUKpof ?
OUBCRIBE tTO THE UdWJL l n a
M ; R DULY RB VIEW;
vtar. l.HothMjqfcs ire CpubDm
reprcicute.1 m tlihf bA-dTer. M fi 'u
reimit &MWorMk refaUo'ntd
si
Uiscellaneous.
TonBorial.
TAME8ir.-rAB3AWAT and W.M. II
d BATIIJlANare'iiow conducting the Ton
eirifV art'aNo. 0, South Tront st., and are
a&Ued DV James ,ChurhilI. The iincft
porsades taied'and all srorjc guaranteed.
IUir Catting 2 cents.' ; Shampooing, 25
oet8
CARPETING, CARPETING
A LARGE ANDJWell Selected Ftock
LA Ki'ETIlvG Jlew StjleB, lied Good?
CHEAP FOR CASH.
SOL LEAR & BROS,
18 4 20 Market street.
oct 15.
LIPPITT'S
fee 'Cream Parlor,
TO71LL BE OPENED ON WEDN-ESDA
f V . IHOf nmff . 25th inL Tture Cream Ua-
Tdred. with choicest fruilaiwill be kept during
uj season. ' -.t
I i' Y . STBAWBEfcRIES
lafee and iosgtoasr will b kept when oyer thev
oa&Ift procured i t'hct this or the Cbarles-
tojiaaarJtetfti) ,(Ixeaat7a4nf to? .any part.oi the
IWn,aMrlftcatt4rffaKoiQir frozen free e:
PMffi..lPi:a8.lQrr.Urleami for - Sunday
F&ifi ; on PrioccBS St.
Prime EiypymMtfor a Year.
Lei Than Four Cents a Week.;
MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE
il BT istRODUCIXG THE
DM EVENING ill
'J
more than 55 Years has been the
,1
.BESS! .
STjORY, SKETCH AND FAMILY l'Al'EH,
1 A
sa Js well known all over the United States.
It IB published weekly, contains eiht large
paffes, clearly printed on good paper, filled
with the choicest stories and shetches by the
Desp writers; not sensational trasn, out such
as 4 mother is. willing to have her. children
read. The whole tone of the paper is pure
ana elevating.
j It also contains Historical and Biographical
articles ; Scientific : Agricultural and ilouse-
hdld Departments j Fashion Article weekly,
fresh and unexcelled Humorous .Notes ; Lit
erary Reviews ; News Notes; Boys' and Ciiila'
Columns: and Strong and Sparkling Edito-
rlAls, etc., etc. Is just such a paper as every -bodjy
lores to read, and the price is only
i - - : -
TWO DOLLARS A YEAE.
Sample copy containing club rates, etc.. sent
on Receipt of a 3-cent stamp: Address,
!Oa 918 BENNETT & FITCH,
. j 276 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
N. B. Be sure and affix the number f)18
before BENNETT & FITCH, so that we maj
know through what paper the subscription
comics. ! i iau 2
Female School.
HISSES BURU & JAMES, Principals.
mE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL Seesion
Of'liis school will commence on TlIUMS-
J)AY, the 4th of October. Pupils of all ages
received, while the same care will be bestow
ed Hfffrmeh. from adT-anr?H ynnnn; litaios r.
the smallest child. Object teaching combine
with) text book instruction, is a particular
featiire of the school, the Piincinals. after
long and careful experience, having found i
to ba the most advantageous method of imt
parting knowledge to the young and enquir
ing clmd.
Tucai music ana cansttienics Iron of nvtm
charke, excepting a trifle for the daily, use of
caiistnenic apparatus.
Mdsical Department under tho. snnufvUinn
of Alj-s. M. S. Cashing, whose long and faith-
iut experience renders tier peculiarly fitted
for this-work
For terms, Ac, see or address Principals.
sepjfB.
Boots and Shoes,
JU3T RECEIVED a full and complete line
of
Misses and Children's Shoes,
direct frgm the manufactory of every varie
ty, stTe and description.
RY PAIR WARRANTED.
" ' 41sb a nice line of Ladies' Lace and Button
Boot enU Hand Sewed Gaiters, Congress..
Buttota and Buckle, something new, neat and
nobbt. 1 he Old Virginia Stitch Down, the
Ransom BooJts, and everything generally
foundjin a first-class Boot and'tfhoe Store.
No trouble to show good. Call and exam
ine stock, style and prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
T- U. UOWJil. Ju..
oct jll
No. 47 Market street.
I W. H. NASH,
ASULON ABLE HAIR CUTTING AND
X SlaviflEr Saloon. All work i done in th
best style. Shaving 10 cents. Ifair Cutting
ia cent a. ' onampooing n cents.
jay JSnavinpr ticketo II for $1.
No. 53 North Front r-et,
oct 13
Centennial
rS THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE city,
and continues to furnish forth refreshine-
drinks, fine cigars and turtle, clam or vege
table coup every day. Come, ye hungry and
eat for nothing and ye thirsty and drink
for a consideration.
JOHN CARROLL.
june 27
Keystone Printing Ink Co
MAliCFACTUBKES OF
PRINTING INKS.
BOOK AND NEWS BLACK A
i7 7orth ruth ntreet.
PHfladelphia, Pa.
jTkUE rtXKR ARB OP A SUPETilOB
qdatity, beiaf made from the best ingre
dients khd ander the personal sapervision
praccca; printer ana pressman, therefore
Jtt will rttarantee ererr pound of Ink sold to
be of d Btperior Jet Clack, Quick Drvin"-,
and ntirelj free from fettixxg-ofi; ; f . :. . T.
Oar grieea are from 39 to J60 per cent, low
et thaa anr other Inka manufactnrpa in
-Doited SUtes. '
A trial tr 1 f22p!ekeg"ni conTince any
printet that be baa been paying nearly double
wtutk us laorw r- mm uu m: umea past,
rat ia kea and barrels to suit purchasers.
Waichfor
n I , t, iCXtilOA fKU7IU a INK CO.. f
I , VJ:.ars9.Jvn mxoa street I K
Miscellaneous.
H, Marcus & Son
Iffo, 5, Market Street.
BOTTLERS OF
NEr YiH;K', PIIII.ADELI'III
CILIN.NATI, MU.WAUKKi;
' and
BALTIMORE IiACJEPw DEEIJ.S.
Also, '
PHILADELPJIJA, BALTIMORE,
and
IMl'UllTED ALES AND I'ORTElt.
Families supplied. Gtxxls delivered to any
part of city free.
We guarantee to comiK-te with any house
in uiu lino in price ana juajuy.
oet-Jo
Painting.
VffllEi;): VOU CAN GET YOURPaint
V ing done with dispatch, neatness and
at reasonable rates is at .
C. C. 'PARKER'S PAINT SHOP,
one door North of Old Jail building on Prin
ceE3 street. HOUSE, SHIP and SIG
1 amticg done and satisfaction guaranteed.
wrcai care is given to small jobs,
may 1G
Street Cars,
QN AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT the
S 2. ) I l.h i' CARS will commence running at
G o'ck.tl; iu the morning, and run every 15
niirait.?, each way from the Market House,
until JO o'clock, except SaturdajB, when
thev will run until 10.30 .'.o'clock.
The Cars will alternate between the Ceme
tery and Brooklyn. .
There will be a Car to the Cemetery' every
oO minutes, also one to Brooklyn every 30
minutes. ,
There will be a tigu ou the rear of 'tlie Car
juttuvcr the dash board, designating which
X'lace the Car is oing either Brooklyn or
the Gome ten. - . ,
Persons wishing to take the cars on either
(! 'the three 'Railroads, will lind the Street
Car's the cheapest and most comfoi table w,ay
of'reacliiug them. I'ersons arriving in the
city v ill ;hvaysiind a car at the upper end
of Front street nea;- Union Depot, which ;ill
take them to any of the Hotels lor 5 Ccntf, or
to any other part of the Street Car Line.
Price, from Castle and Sixth streets, to the
Cemetery or Hilton, only 5 cents, for verv
near the three miles of road, and return for
5 cents. The 'very cheapest fare in the United
States.
Persons are requested to report any.neeli-
gence on the part of the drivers to the Super
mtendent. WASHINGTON KING.
au -il Superintendent.
OFFICE OF "
Ollfi U V1NG AND OUR DEAD.
N OKDEli TO SUPPLY OUIi SUIiSCRI
X bers with numbers due -them, we shall re
sume the publication of OUR LIVING AND
OUit DEAD on March 15th. and rnmnlMo
the IVth Volume iu monthly narts. Nn new
subscribers will be taken except for the bound
voiiur.es three of which have been issued and
,t n'LtAiJS.
oei s, except September nd October, 1874,
sh.nl.J tlioj- nooU any to oojujIclc llicll flleS.
FHICE3 FOR LOL'XO VOLUMES :
n LiutU tJ.OO each. Half Calf $2.60.
. Josiiiierii Bistorical -MontMy.
This Magazine, two numbers of which have I
btenprihteJ, will occupy the same relation!
to the entire South that OUR LIVING AND I
uuu did t;ul to .North Carolina, and, in
all respects, will be as worthy of confidenc
and support. I or detailed descriDtion of this
Monthly ai for the opinions of those who
uae mo u.iu.u iiumix-r, we reier to larger
- .piions are solicited.
TeU.MS, i.NVAIvIAKLY N ADVANCE :
u.oiitJii c months 2.0n :
SOUTH liliN
msTOIilCAL
Uafcigh, N. C.
MONTHLY
leb'.
AND
, .an ttie litvtiiiii.rfveiiHnt.- combined into
ftc 'Organs pianos manufactured by
& GO,
Washington. N. J,
To all who wih to nnrrh9 oltVinr o rT?
GAN or PIANO we can truthfully gay'! that
iwa
ARTISTIC .CONSTRUCTION
Beautiful, Finish and Sweet Muscal
Qualities, our instruments take
rank with thosa of that
Most CeletateijiMannfactnrers.l!
Uur only claim to favoritism over other
-eading manufacturers it
Our Low Prices.
reduced to-meeting the requirements of the
amieSl ctcrini.nea not to be undersold
fw T,,ncumc lurniibing instruments
that we fully
WARRANT FOR FIVE YEARS.
- " aMIIW I
we invite corresnondenpp thf v 1 1
an
we-
opportunity to prove sitifactorilv all that I
here assert. . 3 I
dur PIAX03 are famished with the
Inwed French Grani Actioi
(the very best in use); 1 ,
they are also HEAVILY STRITVfl h
wceneddref
1 " v w
WARRANTED NOT TO CRAClt Mil of
WARP. , I
modern improvements, aa to stops, action
1 Jf- I
n-hiia (Via piv .' .t
Si? .d3SSrr,l-
?J 3 SS A
, ...3iri xuiopie, modiac., c., ftc, 4c.; in thU city or State.
rice LL3u i' . l -
Price
- Addrcfs,
CORNISH A CO I
jan 6
. . " w f -' -
2 -2 rj:vr':(3l::'
iamgwn, flew Jersey. f I
Miscelanoous.
V 7 f
Or Sagar-Coated, Concentrated, Hoot
and Herbal Juice, Antl-milons
'Granules. THE "LITTLE GIANT"
CATHAJXTIC) or IHultum in Parvo
. Phyilc,
v The noreltr of modern Mellcal, ChemlcaL and
Pharmaceutical Scienco. No use of any longer
taking' the largo, repulsive, and nauseous pfils,
composed ot cneapy crude, and bulky ingredi-
enta, 'wnen we can, toy a careful application of
chemical science, extract all the cathartic and
other medicinal propertied from the moat valu
able roots and herbs, and concentrate them Into
a minute Granule, scarcely larger than a
mustard seed that can be readily swallowed
by those of the most sensitive stomachs and fas-,
tidlous tastes. Each little- Purg-atlve Pellet
represents. In a most concentrated form, as much,
cathartic power as la embodied In any of the
large pills found for sale in drug-shops. From
wtir wonaerrui cainaruo power, in comparison
to their size, people who have not tried them are
apt to suppose that they are harsh or drastic- in
effect: but such la not at all the case, tho different
active medicinal principles of which they are
composed beinc so harmonized and modified.
one by the others, as to produce a most
earchlmr and thorough yet gently,
and kindly operating, cathartic.
SOO Reward is hereby offered by the pro
prietor of these Pellets, to any chemist who.l
Xi analysis, will find In them any calomel or
r forms of mercury, mineral poison, or in- -
jurioua drug. g 0 i :
Ilelngentlrely -vegetable, no nparticWar .
care is required while using them. Thoy oper- :
ate without disturbance to the constitution, die :
or occupation. For Jaundice. Headache.
Constipation, Impure Blood. Palu
In the Shoulders, .Tightness of tho
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations
from the Stomach, Bad taste In tho
mouth. Bilious attacks, Pain in re-
Bion of Kidneys, Internal Fever,
iloated feeling about Stomaeh.Rush
of Blood to Head, High-colored
Crlne, Unsociability and Gloomy
Forebodings, take Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets. In explanation ot
the remedial power of my Purgative Pellets
over so great a variety of diseases, I wish to say
that their action upon the animal
economy is universal, uofa gland or
tissue escaping their sanafli
press. Ago does not impair the prop
iieso Pellets. They are suear-coated and in-
k"cloaed in glass bottles, their virtues beincr there-
in any climate, bo that they are alwav3 fresh.
and reliable. This is not the case with those
-pills which arc put up in cheap wooden or
pastcooara ooxes. itecoiiect that for au dis
eases where a Laxative, Alterative, or
Purgative, is indicated, these little Pellets
will give tho most perfect satisfaction to all who
use
them. T
t They are sold by all Druggists at
.-'...VTTXTAxa.s.:
1M
fVTAlMI-'-
P7 an Immense practice extending through a
PeJiod of years, having within that tone treated
many thousand cases of thoso diseases peculiar
ooman, I nave been enabled to perfect a
most potent and agreeable medicine that meeta
the Indications presented by that class of dia
asoa with positive certainty and exactness.
' To deshrnate this natural epeciflc compound,
I " "' "
Or.Pierce s Favorite Prescription.
The term. hotPavr. is hr.t n. fiiflMn o-rowaatmi
e.9 my HifrH pviev,laUun ot lia vaJno. based ntxin
my own personal observation. As a close ob
server, I Lave, wliilo witnessing Its positive re
sults in the few special diseases incident to tho
separate organism of woman, singled; it out as
ciimu or crowning gem ox my
medical career. On ita merits, as a posi
tive, safe, and effectual remedy for this class
of diseases, and one that will, at all tlmea and
tinder all circumstances, act kindlv and in. har
eyatem, I
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mony with tho laws which jrovcrn the female
am wuiing to state my reputation as a
an. In ay, even more, bo confident am I
will not disappoint the most samruine
expectations of a single invalid l.odv ischrt nsna It
ur any oi me ailments ior wnicn l reoommena it,
that I offer and sell it under A POSITIVE
GUARANTEE. If a beneficial, effect is not
experienced by the time two-thirds of tho con-
sonit or xne oottio are used, I will, on return of
the bottle, two-thirds of the medicine having
ou uuluu according u directions, ana tne case
one ior wnicn x recommend It, prompt:
rorana tbe money paid for it. Had I not the
most perfect confidence in its virtues, I could not
offer ft as I do under theso conditions; but hav
ing witnessed its truly miraculous cures in thon-
Banas or cases, i ieel warranted and
perfectly safe In risking botn my
reputation and m v muuer on its'
merits. g a :
The following aro amonc tho diarftEfl' in
Which my Favorite Prescription has
worked cures, as if by magic, and with a cer
tainty never before attained by any medicine:
Leuoorrhoea, Excessive Flowing, ralnful
Honftly Periods, Suppressions when from Tin
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, Pro
lapsus, or falling of tho Uterus, Anteversion and
etroveraion. Bearing Down Sensations, Inter
il Qeat, Jiervous .Depression, Debility, Des
mdency. Threatened Miscarriage, Chronlo
injrestiorL Inflammation And ITlrrtinn nf thA
TTta.Ma T 4 . . -to- - . t - . 11:1 nM
male iWeaknoes. and verv manv other chronic
diseases incident to woman not mentioned here.
in, ail azrecuons of this nature, my Favorite
Prescription works cures tne marvel of
the world This medicine I do not extol aa a
cure-all, but it admirably fulfills a einglc-
Mxvmm 01 purpose, neing a most periect
speciflo in all chronlo diseases of the sexual bvs
tem of weman. It will not disappoint, nor will
It do barm, in any state or condition.
'Those who desire farther information on
these subjects can obtain it in Thk People's
CoacBCON Sxxss Medical Advirm. n. bonir
of ever 900 pages, sent, post-paid, on receipt
of $1.60. It treats minutely of those diseases
pecuiUp to Females, and gives much valuable
advice in, regard to tbo management ot thoso
luTecoons. - t
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From Wil. to Flat Kock and rcfera -inc.
" " Asheville and rP(;!?
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