Show LOUIS BEGGE v WHOLESALE CLOTHIER No J3 iTE RE r SWEEPING REDUCTIOi IN PRICES IN io Clothing Boots and Shoes andass ass an Capjs t Gents ISarnisMng Goods 1 4Y EteEtc Etc We have been 4i1 for the past Month since the Arrival of our FALL STOcrE 5 OF LATEST STYLES OF MENS YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHINQ It will be to the Interast of Every Purchaser to Call on LOUIS REGGEL 138 LIAIJSr ST EET And Examine my Stock and Prices before Purchasing Elsewhere o We will Bell AT PUBLfc AOC TION Until further notice to the Highest Bidder for Cash OLO A KS s oiMAisrs > ETC ETC 250 GENTS SUITS 300 CHILDRENS SUITS 300 YOUTHS SUITS 800 PAIRS OF PANTS 300 BOYS SUITS 500 Pairs of BLANKETS ALL KINDS ETC ETC ETC W 1 TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE I OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS LOUIS JRECC l 9 Leading Clothing Mouse in Utah 1JRX GOODS AT WHOLESALE ONLY DAVID JAMES LICENSED p LU M E ELi R TL 3ST 2ST IE R I STEAM AND GASFITTER t > to = = 3 8 t OC3 r to fd > n 3 2 j m r = i f1c Q ooQ Q 0 o S Q 10 I w > > O C3 g2 = 6 rj l OR rj S 1 tO Q < D O crl = o w O 0 rg = I tn ggg 255 orT1 n n C3 g IHO r O R to Q 0 0 0A rjH 2 = i4Q Q A A a t < > r o Ao 0 3 9 8 0 a W Q H I < 3 = IS E rrpn o S w + atlFA l + 0 f C I gH c > CVH 5 i = 0 9 0 = o rtO go o i1 rP4 i En CO 3 cr I w 4 7 I Qo rn 11 If Q 0 J > 3 a 2 = Q ord = o i4U IRr rO < 5 g 0 Pl 0 r = 2 K r tJ 0 + = > tJS OTl1 = S f Js < y o > > 0 C3 O H S c3 0 9 213 = r tfi GJ3 I I4 0 tt2 i 0 r Z rj 0 Mol I o k H k 0 R A D M 0 OOtJ 0 Tn o tQ 02 0 rn ar 02 < I Q e Oi = 0 0 8 1 = Ei g C R c 8 a i 0 e WATER PiPES LAID ON SHORTEST NOTICE TSS Furniture Storell i i P II ADS fol JXr I Sfoo 4O MAIN REEF A FULL STOCK OF ALL GRADES OF FURNITURE Constantly on hand tUPfrJOLSTERINC SN ALL iTS ACHES I I Sell Cheaper than anyone in the City CALL AND SEE Ask for what you do not see I cannot show onefifth of my stock PD W MADSBJtr ELIAS aioBBisrPresJt P PTJQSLET Sec t Tress T PISEPOKT Superintendent SALT LAKE FOUNDRY MACH INE Worts One c7d a half Licrhstth of UCJtEDepot czE B = = = s = = = = J iCM1rEMlX7Ep q F UNC2F yt Y f eoaEZ aaaKS r + sted 3tHllBSfiasfcSS Manumacturers R of Steam Engines Boilers Stamp Mills Mining Milling anJ On Hoisting Machinery All kinds of Iron and Brass Work made to order hand and for Gale New nd Secondhand Engines and Boilers Steam Pump Rafting Pulleys and Blowers Also one Alden Crasher and one Dodge Crusher and Boilers 8 ° SOLOMON BROS GOLD OUR MOMESIABE BOOTS 0 AND SHOES Are pronounced the BEST MADE and MOST SUITABLE for the Country r We bave just added our Factory to theplear of our Warerooms No 70 Main Street and Are Better Prepared to Cater to the Wants of Our Numerous Caatomera Now Than Eve Before SOLOMON BROTHERS COD iifi 1 I J LIST 0F LETTERS Remaining in the Posto ce at Hall Lake CitySalt Lake CountyTerritory of Utah on the 11th day of November 1881 which it not called tor in one month will be sent to the Dead Letter office LADIES LIST Ashton L Frandnen 0 Murphy J Anderson E FarchaTi A Mansfield H Able A Forney 0 Miller G Aired R II Gray McGowan A Booth L 2 Gardner L Mortensen H Beauford M Hooper I adaea Ji Berglund M Hyde Q IVolson M L Brown R Hookenson M Needham M Butler S L Hooper M A Okerbery K Brown S S Hamer N Osterlin A Burt M A Haihoe M L DPettewon M Burnett B Bardie N Parry A J Balooh A G Haveson L Pierce M tarns B Haddock M Peterson M 3alsoh B Hawley M Pratt Brain A Height L Powell J Beach Hardinc L E Potter I Bess J Bar din J L Potter J Burns S Hatherson B C Perkins E E Barney 0 Hopkins W Pettit A M Borlevor E S Hills Rich C C Bingley H Hardy C Rodgers M Cowley L Johnson S Rouberry K Cook S Johnson TRickle J Chapman E Jones E Reed H Connor J T Jsnncy M A Robinson 0 M Chase Johnson K Koberson D Jonllard A Johansson C Rowland A P Caobner King L JSeanjor S T Cornell W Kimball A Swan Cameron M Kinnorsley Sleeman S S Campbell E Kelley E 13 S Smithen K Caruthers ti Kelley J J Sloan M Cunningham J Kirk L Shipp M C i A Knight K Steward A handler A KarlHon A K mith M B Clark E M Kimball A T Seabesk E Crouoh C C Jiundberg A Shrine E arisen A M 0 Strioklnnd H ouley Larsen S Shipp JLi Davia U C Lennon J Simpson Davidson M Larson M Tnirkill M Daw P Lee Ji Thompson M J Dolquist T Lindsoy A Tucker L Drake A Lund Thomas M n Dodd Lingle E Taylor Denis A C Langton A Thomson EVan JEtherinfiton Gordon M E-Van Steoter J I SIullettA Williams bM Edwards 31 1 Massona Weaver B Ellis A Markam A R Wood N i crl M J Marrin A L WIliEom K H Elridge At 2 McDonnnll N Whiting M llmoro I Mad on H Wesley J E Everett F McLelland N White J Enn11 T muUonold IV Wit J V Trink A McLaion Ii S Williams T Fabro Al Mower S E Weight H Fielding M A Mahoney 0 Woodman FOrOflln H Morris Wendlo D rietoher B B Morgonson L Warohester Fleming E Mclntyre Young L D2 1 roderickson McAllister JD Young TAM T-AM T CENTLEflEWS LIST Adkins E B Fitzgerald PE Merlam I AaderbergE Fowler R Nilson A Anderson S W Farnejworth Koilson H Anderson B W H Newell 0 Alien J Qrowlurd N Oliver A Anderson A J 0 H D JSeaneit M Green C Olgen J BC5ttz Simms Gillibrand 1J Prico Jt Oli Block C II George M ver l3rian D G2 Gillmore J Pendleton A J Buckley D Greenbaugh J Pearce C Browning E T Gunderson T Phillips E E Beck G Gibson W S Preston OF Boadcn H JLtungerford Pearce J Bull H Mr Pollock J D Buhv G Hutchins A G Pedersen M Brabso G H Hubbard C Porey W fl Burns G Hooues C W Pritchard T I Bisht p J Hooper F Qatyle W I Backman J A Hasl m G Jrf 1 ing weed 0 Branch J J Hewitt H B 2 Roberts D I Burdock J M Hudson J E Roberts D Bowman J H Hunter J Rector 0 W I Behui J Holmberg J Keynard H Bishop T Bailey Baohaiias G W Bradford T H Hansen N 2 BairdR Henrioksen L Roberts J BidgoodS Haynes M P 2 Robinson J Bohman ti E Holdway BRands J W Browne I Harrison K Reedell R H Browne T M Holorenshaw Boson W Browne A H T Kcbbiss Mr Browne J P Harris T T Urley Mr Browne W J Harimau H Shaw A Charles A Isom A tichnet Mr Cendio Burt Jones A 2 Steublom A P A Co 2 Jones W Senior < fc Winters Cunningham C Jackson F B Win-ters o Johnson T Sessions D Con C H Jonson v Bnelgrove C REquires Caaperson H 2 Jay wood C R-Equires D Cameron G J esperscn C BtovonS Banning G James E Boot A 0 Conrad J Julinn Bhoonfiold E Cunningham J Johnson J S Mohan G D A Kimball 0 c2 Seohol H Comb an J Keate F Schiffer B A Can M G Kenyon F A Stewart H 2 Child B E Kimball J H Sorenson J P Drown B Knight J A Stewart J Droniae T Kimball J htriaghsm J Coulton W King J Spiers 0 Carter W Kelly R Scannell R L Cook W L Levy F Sorenson it Cooke W S Larsson A bjles T Clayton W W Lewis J S Summers C Deer A P Lovet J Smith J Y DuBcanson D Lewis J Smith W P M 2 LaD fore1 J Twigg T W De Wolfe H D Linroot P E Duoker 8 W Dunkin I Leggett W Turpin J R Dawson J Lindsley W Taylor Davis L D Miller A P Thorno J Denny P Mayberry A Tall U Dallas S B Man 1liQ D Tracy F W Drisooll T 2 Mitchell C M Toms C Day W W 2 Mitchell B Taylor W Ernest M A Morris E H Walker A D Evans B Michal H Williams D lumen 0 R Merriman 12 Watkins C N Earl E W Morris J Winidlin C Edwards S D3 Malquiet J T Wittenberg CS tfvans T L Magues J B Wood C S Evans T H Miller J B Woodford E 2 Ekman A J MootensenL C Walkor H Fehr C Millard W Wells G Fish F Mahony W W ado J tfeanens E P McAllisterM Whittakerl Field H McCloekey W WhitehoadJW Feck G D McCulliough Wallace J Foster J W W Walle T H Ford J L MoClolIan T B Williams W P Fairer J T Mclntyre W SToune A C Francis J B 3 MoOordy E E Zahn f 0 McKllistromK Persons inquiring for the above letters are requested to state when advertised J T IYXCS Pn ma8te5 Ayers Cherry Pectoral is a really remarkable and timehonored medicine medi-cine It is the bestknewnreHieay for all diseases of the throat amd lungs r r I N UTAH CENTRAL R IL lA Y r Time Table No 1 1 1t To Take Effect JULY 20th 1881 t GOING SOUTH I I GOING NORTH Ne 7k No b Bo3 No 1 DistaCS I FarcJ STATIONS FareDtr > yto No 2 No 4 No6 No 8 l r JGISRr 7mrorr ASDNGlKS PASSENGER XILES 1 IILES PAssENGER PA58ENGEI rRErGIn RXIGB7 lv 320 pin Lv 40 am Lv 615 pm Lv 1iJ10 am tl Ogden 00 I 250 Ar 520 pm Ar 840 am Aril0 am Ar 815p I 4Ul u 720 639 1034 8 45 Summit 460 2i2 Lv 458 Lv 818 Lv 1034 Lv 140 t 4 435 1 14 755 II 14 700 1065 16 85gsysville 142 26t u 435 755 9054 u 700 II 505 825 4 714 I 1109 22 120 Farminjtton ISEII 253 u 421 741 u 929 625 1 K 130 1 < < 845 u 125 1120 n 25 14 Centeriille 365 254 410 M 730 909 600 I 545 N u 8fl7 u 7s1 1126 u 28 160WQoda Crass 13M 252 4G1 721 u u 857 u 1545 a 463O4 Ar 940 755 Ar 1150 1 lfl 200 Salt Lake 1300 2t3 4t840 700 u 4t 810 u tt 500 M S a III S Lv BEIGllll 100 am Lv 200 S7 Slit Lake 243 Ar Ax RIGHr Qj ts P ts e 0 b pm 1000 am 525 pm n ° g zs g a a Q U 7311 II 223 43 230 Morgan 12iO 237 Lv 931 Lv L55 a S cei t ° iiG = = q g 4 7c0 u 228 u 44 235Germana 1265 236 932 1 425 a i 9 0 800 u 284 46 245 Lovendabre 12tfI 234 927 to 415 r x ° CI md t q 0 tt 8a5 243 N 49 965 Junction 1 < 235 231 u 919 a 400 u G 0 o ts i 02 j iii k Ar Lv IUO 915 a n 248 II 50 9 0 8andp 230 930 915 ArJ825 t 850 II II CI g eo t CIo r a q A a K 995 II 100 14 290 Draper 1210 226 u 900 II Lv 300 n 0 i dP c O t S2 g 0 u 1100 340 68 865Lehi 1181 212 81li M II 10 n g b e ° o M a i 1111 u 350 II ll 880 American Fork 112 09 II 107 II 125 0 g SI 0 a o 02 ell c op e II 1180 h fOt t 14 8 Pleasant Grope 1105 206 4s 7M u II 110 g y h A 0 2 Ar 12 al II Lv 725 II LT 120 t DQ rom t = IQ e g Q 11 o S Lv 124 st 450 IS 450 ProTO 1010 195 Ar 705 II At fU45a e a om n 04 t ro CQ m g II 103 444 II SO 480 BpringYiUe > 1020 190 Lv 611 u Lv1149 t fr eo 5re ii tl 0 0 fy a II 125 II 458 95 510 Spanish Fork 9W 185 n 685 u 1100 II ° 2 ° 0 3 ° i t 200 u u 120 103 550 II n 1025 E aI 0 mo Ie Payson 960 177 816 d p p tt t j 2s 00 JIr OM O l1U e u Ie 585 103 575 92B 172 II 603 0 Lv1200 575Banttquln Ar f 9ro r or R It g moo 4 845 II 607 120 640 Mona 860 160 II 130 II LT Sil n a tdJ m f CIC d 0 IQ S h II 423 II II 629 128 6 NephL 815 152 n 508 II 867 M o g e n II Q ogrs o e + II GI Ar 530 Ar 701 142 160 nab 140 133 II 430u n 700 + oE = a p sa 0 c I t OI Q Q r I > 4 e 0 0 CIJ STUD XIXXD ti Ii p = di3 8 o1e Lv 735p m 142 Juab 133 Ar 400 am S 4 rg go s I Ilj i a i 8 a d u 811 ° 111 B05 Mills Gt11 129 Lv S15 = = IJ zs p tI i i i o a c a 940 t 167 800 Lemm1nsrton 610 113 150 u r ra o n I Eo4 S 3 o 2 t 1105 u 181 990 Rivera de 510 95 1221 II J p 1 l II 1141 II 194 1085 Deseret 465 II 1145 IQ i g 4 86 pm y go ro J d R O 0 115 am 213 1135 aNeele 165 61 1015 II 5 zs 1 = = I x 8 to 3 x ell = II 8s5 It 2U 1285 Black Rock 220 t9 II 755 II M G a I J i ce ro Ar5 9i tt 610U 08 i m 263 1400 LOO 11 g p i i q 0 q ° t Lv 630 a Milford I Ar 515 1t r p ed n Ar 8SO 2S US OQ Frlzco Lv 400 Iji Zftv12 8 and 4 Passenger Trains Trill bo SHB DHy Nos 34867 V and 8 Freight Trains will bo Ecu Daily S1lIdNa sz pted e II t J s itrfl Ty O8 r I Lr i t 1 VEbNOT6COPI AYBffSIA11p JOB a li Ctarl Frt and PUB Ag t Aflat Gen Supt Genl Superintend iH Bi J JZL WtJ 11 f BINGHA I CANYON R W t Leave Junction at 820 am Arrive at Bingham at 940 amj I Leave Bingham at 250 PM Arrive at Junction at 4 PI j Wasatch Jordan Valley RR Leave Sandy at 830 AM Arrive at Alta at 12 noon Leave Alta at 145 PM Arrive at Sandy at 345 PM Utah Pleasant Valley R W Leave Provo at 6 AM and 745 AM Arrive at Coal Mine at 1159 AM and 3 PM Leave Coal Mine at 710 AM and 1250 PM ArriAe at Provo at 210 PM and 605 PM G M YOUNG Supt UNION PACIFIC RAILY Utah HorthernjBraneli On and aCtor Not 1 1AAt Northward Station South varc 7 OOpMOgdeii = j 7 45AMi 8 15 Brigham 6 30 H 10 55 u Logan 3 40 12 40 AM1 Franklin j2 a 20 II 00 t4 11 4 jArimo OOpM 6 55 u Blackfoot 7 30 II 8 45 ll JEaglQ Rock 6 00 12 40 pMBeaver Canon 2 25 2 3Q II 1Bpring Hill 12 05 5 20 H JDillon 10 50AM 720 I Melrose 9 25 9 50 f Silver Bow 5 00 i j A Freight Train leaves Ogden dailv for Melrose at 900 am giving daylight ride through Cache Valley and regular freight train arrives daily at Ogden at 430 pm from Melrose GEP W THATCHER Supt ESTABLISHED IN 1852 L n P si FISHER S NEWSPAPER DVERTISIN A CENCY Rooms 20 and 91 Merchants Exchange California Street S F Advertising Solicited for all Newspapers News-papers published on the Pacific Coast Sandwich lalandBPolyneeia Mexican Ports Panama Valparaiso Japan I Ohina New Zealand the Australian Colonies the Eastern States and Europe Files of nearly every newspaper news-paper published on the Pacific Coast are kept constantly on hand and all Advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours 1 I The HERALD is kept on flit the office sf L P Fps I MUSEUMs PPOSXTS a TSSTABEBSACLS 6111 1 HALT LAKE CITY o < I ioJ6 w 4 T L J aozPH L BABFOOT I j r i fA lAi N l R i A < + Iii r t 1 WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY i c J Jfi WILL SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAi THE t I f inneapolis T YLLb Chtaperwsis w Ste eraL + t j 4 traideo r o i errittan 1 w tlfu riar ea Chrl3 C w tee I I Ij J p P IO fenaahc n f + Itt T A inona 7 I-tt 4t I I r q3 1O o 7 er ec d s am 17rti1rtyKOa aert ta y a cu yy Ctosaa t4 + 3a 1 6 a i y dq > < aaonCT ef A t J t j 0 rJYr ue da Ch ea o t 1 T 1 1 3 WY 1oi oi s 64 ° 4 O LC y l r I f itt r ° d 1j ncer G ° 0 o ra 4 j ° y iG i e C roS w z J I lf 3 t II i 0 o C ycg x i r 1 I t Q tp9Y1 + P 0 c 6r C i 4 > 5 aJlktf 1 f O o i r q S e1 Elb tie t i i I fl Q gyp Otto Z + sA o acbcn iurn Ft t y i az as S a i E I y 5 G e 2atarto I ij i 0 c ia er r lib t c TC r HlgO c Ztre n T1u ° u 1 tJ Etta e a ba c J r eaven c ar f tr eR t f eer ° rJEa aQa o SsPt + r + SC ex11t I air l 5 U I r r y car aTia i I q opca NS S c 1 ri ° 0 ache h CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RY I r + f Be Tho atQ2 t Connecting Link between the East and the West r Its main lino runs from cnicacoto council aterpt j cu a wr aicfiJiigpurposes and Palac 1 lit Bluffs passing through Jolier Ottawa La Salle Dminij Cars for eatinp purposes only Ont > other r it Geneseo Moline ROCK Island Davenport West great feature of our Palace Cars Is a SMOKING IPP i Liberty Iowa Oirj ilaren oBrooklynGrinnell ALOON where you can enjoy your Havana Des Moines tbe capital of Iowa Stuart Atlantic ante hours of the day f Atlan-tic and Avoca with branches from Bureau Magnificent Iron Bridges span the ltssissrpI t Ji pufrtts Junction to Peoria Wilton Junction to Musca and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by this c r J tine Washington Fairfield Eldon Belknap line and transfers are avoided at Council Bluaft I Centreville Princeton Trenton Gallatin Came Kansas City Leavenworth and Atchison connections 1 ui ron aenworth Atchison and 1ansas CIty con-nections being made in Union Depots 1 id Washington toSlgourney Oskaloosa andKnoz The principal R R connections off vllle Keokuk to Farmin ton Bonaparte Ben this great Through Line are H3 follows tonsport Independent Eldon Ottumwa Eddy At CHICAGO with diverging lines for too yells Oskaloosa Pella Monroe and Des Moines East and South + t I I t pl Mt Zion to Keosauqua Newton to Monroe Des t At ENGLEWOOD with c LS t MS and FT I Ia Moines to Indianola and Winterset Atlantic to Ft w C R Rds 1 1 tl 1i Griswold and Audubon and Avoca to Harlan At WASHIJGTON HEIGHTS with P C < St 1 t and Carson This Is positively the only Rail L R R t 2 i1 f road which owns and operates a through line At LA SALLE with III Ce t R RAt l r from Chicago into the State of Kansas R-At PEORIA with P P 4 J P D d E I B St i rii Through Express Passenger Trains with Pullman W Ill Mid and T P Std Rds 3 i t Pull-man PalaceCars attached are run each way dally At ROCK ISLAND with Milwaukee and fJocte i l between CHICAGO and PEORIA KANSAS CITY Island Short Line anl Rock Isid Pe x Rds j J iiI COUNCIL BLUFFS LEAVENWORTH and ATCHI At DAVENPORT with the Davenport Division J i L SOX Through cars are also run betweenMilwau I CM SIPR RAt 11 i f r kee and Kansas City via the 10 Milwaukee and R-At WEST LIBERTT with the B C R d NPR 1 Oi I Rock Island Short Line At GRI SELL with Central Iowa R RAt I a The II Great Rock Island fl is magnificently R-At DES MOINES with D M L F D R R If r equipped Its road bed issJmply perfect and its AtCouciL BLUFFS ih Union Pacific RB i t i i track is laid with steel rails At OMAHA wish B Mo R RR f in > bAt I J 1if What will please you most will bo the pleasure b-At COLCMBCS BCRtXRK J 3h of enjoying your meals while passing over the At OTTt YA with Central Iowa R R W 1 F beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa in one of J St L S Par ant r B and Q R R sAt t j sa our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all s-At KEOHL v ith Tol 1 Peo i War t WabSC h Through Express Trains You pet an entire Louis S Pac and St L Keo N W R Rds > i 4 le I meal as good as Is served in any firstclass hotel I At CAXEROX with H St J R RAt i ii for seventyfive cents R-At with AtchTopeta SantaFe Il Appreciating the fact that a majority of the Atch R Neb a w1 Ceo Br U P R Rds people prefer separate apartments for different At LEAVENWJCTE with Union Pac and Bag l T purposes and the immense passenger business Cent R Rds f of this line warranting we are pleased to an At KANSAS CITY with all lines for the Wes 1 I 1 nounce that this Company runs Pullman Palace and Southwest i fi PULLMAN PALACE CARS are run tlirousrh to PEOTIIA DES l10I 1 U It COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY ATCHIaON and LEAVENWORTH > Tickets via this Line known as the Great Rock Island Route aro sold bv United States and Canada i < i all Ticket Agents in tho e For information not obtainable at your home office address 1t 1 t ir K R CASILiE E ST JOHN i tkr Vice Pniident and General ilaaajet General Tlchet and Paaeazer Azea y 1 t I CIiCAGo1Li7 I 3 1i 1 UtanNevadaAailwa r ICu I it iOn i t i-On and after I WEDNESDAY OCT 20 1831 l The Utah and Nevada Railway Company I Com-pany will run Trains daily Sundays excepted ex-cepted as follows Leave Salt Lake City at 7 JO aca U Brighton at 730 Chambers at 800 Garfield at 830 Arrive at Lake Point at 840 u Leave Lake Point at 900 H U Halfway House 925 11 Tooele City at 1000 Arrive at Terminus at 1030 Leave the Terminus at 1230 pm II Tooelo City at 1 On U Halfway House at 130 Lake Point at 200 II Garfield at 210 II Chambers at 240 co II Brightoa at 310 I Arrive at Salt Lako City 330 Fare to Black Rock Garfield or Late Point and return SAME DAY 125 children under years of age 65c No freight received after fpm r1V BITSB Supt ARCADE RflStanrant and GbOD Honse THE BEST IN TOWU EVERYTHING IN SEASON PRICE MODERKE f f JFDL4WOOD T Caterer ii L e i iii J i t i i I tA6 t 30 DAYS TRIAL l ALLOWEDr 1 lOf iO l I Q x 0 1 i aJT5i t i i > ALT s h i I Pats June I3sT j 61 c WE WILL SEND ON 30 DAYS TRIAL I DRit DYES EieetroVoltaie Appliances TO i EN a suffering from vousTVealinesses Gen oral Debility loss of nerve force or vigor I or an disc e rcuItl + r from ABUSK and Oriels = ° 4Q CAUSES or to any one afflicted with Rheuina tin Neural ia Paralysi Spinal Difficulties it Kidney or Liver Troubles Lame Back Rup LOft and other Diseases of the Vital i Organs 5 I t Ali WOMEN troubled with diseases peculiar to thrlr SEX d + Speedy relief pd Complete restoration w 4 heatb guaranteed lese arc the only 1 Electric A5 pliai e < that have ee b Mn cort < trncted npon scientific prin tF eiglies Iheirfii 1 4i e cacy has been prao vrorclerfaB t v L oii most w success and they have the lii hestK eiiclorsements from medical and scientific hundreds who tense tific men and from f been quickly ami radically cured by y i their use Y r eaJ at once for Illustrated Pamphlet giving li information free Address 1 g nt t Xii BELT uIa8hall Loch E Quickly and i ASTHMA Permanent y is DrSnnsonsAsthmaRemedy unequaled as a positive CURED s Alterative and Cure fore Asthma and Dyswpsia e and all their attendant evils It does not merely afford temporary relief but is a permanent cure Mrs B F Lee of Belmore 0 says of it a Jiw eurprued at the speedy ejects of your remedy ft is i i the tint medicine in fix yean that Juu tootentg my s couch and made expectoration easy I now sleep aU 1 ntaM withovt coughing If your druggist ifc OL 1 testimonial MH P K PECK dr co 803 Broadway iewYo It Er t i a i |