CITY Tnn Lowers Inertrurrow.—The • extensive Improvements which have been made during the past season, in this excellent home for our sol dier's orphans, make tbe establishment one of the most comete, for its size, of• all the charita ble or benevolent institutions of , Phlladelphia. The building at 808 South Eleventh street has long been felt to be too confined for the proper accommodation of its inmates, and the inane gem wisely concluded to avail themselves of the facilities offered by their large lot, to adapt this Soldiers`. Btu& Home fully to all Its require taenta. • -= • With nearly ninety boys, and the necessary staff of matrens, teachers and other attendants, the Lincoln Institution has expanded itself by a large addition to its back-buildings in depth and :height, and the range of rooms for all the neces sary noes of the Institution now extend four stories high, nearly over the fail depth of the lot, a distance of two - hundred feet. This has been done Without anyllOortant sacrifice of the play grounda of the boys, and, with an actual im provement in the whole ventilation and conse quent healthfulness of the building. As the various apartments are now appropria ted, we do not hesitate to rank the "Lincoln" among the "model institutions" of Philadelphia. Itt its most important department, the dormito ries, the alterations have resulted in a most essen tial improvemen I,and the array of neat little iron bedsteads, with the clean and comfortable bed ding, in large, open, airy rooms, presents a most attractive feature to the visitor. The schoolrooms are bright, cheerful and admirably officered. 4I The W.ng-room is ample in size, and complete in all its arrangements. The kitchen, laundry, and drying-room, very im portant departments of such an establishment, are large, comfortable, clean and furnished with every modern convenience. The previsions for keeping the little army of "boys in blue" clean and tidy, which;are supplied by, the wash and bath-rooms, are perfect, and the utmost atten tion is paid to impress upon the yenthful mind and body the benefits of an abundant use of cold water. An admirably-arranged infirmary, for tunately without a single patient at present will prove the best of safeguards' against the visita tion of epidemic diseases. The clothes-room de served the visitor's special notice.. There each boy's clothing is kept, neatly brushed and folded, in a separate compartment, and, there busy seam stresses find unceasing employment in mending the old and making the new equipments for these little fellows, whose knees and toes find their way to the open air as raptly as did those of any of the preceding generations. Beside all these departments are those which are necessary for the use of managers, matrons and teachers, and in aem all there is the same studied regard for convenience and comfort, blended everywhere with a judicious economy. The aim has evidently been to provide a safe, cheerful, wholesome. well-ventilated, well warmed,well-appointed home for these "Children of the Commonwealth." The purpose of the managers of this Institution is to make good menhonest, loyal, .useful citi zens of these boys. While giving them all the comforts of a happy home, and the advantages of a sound, practical education, they are also training them to work and earn their own living by respectable mechanical or other employ ments. As the boys reach the age of twelve, they are placed at some suitable employment, their edu cation, meantime being carried on by means of an excellent ni ght i school. Until they reach sixteen. their who e wages go to their support in the Institution. After that . e, they pay $3 per week, for their board, 1. -4 ng, mending and washing; and clothe the yes, which, it Is ex pected, every boy will then be able to do. About twenty of the boys are already thus learning use ful trades and professions, and as the whole num ber pass the age of sixteen, when the aid of the State to soldiers' orphans ceases, the Lincoln Institution will not cease Its good work, but will merge insensibly, into a well - -organized Appren tice's Home, which has so long been a serious want in Philadelphia. In making these necessary enlargements and Improvements in their building, the managers have expended over $ll,OOO, of which $9,000 have already been contributed by patriotic friends of the good cause. They should not be allowed to be embarrassed with the remaining deficiency of $2,000, for a single week, and we will be happy to be made the medium of transmitting any contributions from our friends, who have not yet forgotten the tmextinguishable debt that we owe to the gallant men whose devotion to our country's cause made these boys orphans. There is no danger of a dollar being wasted that is appropriated to this worthy purpose. There are thousands of our loyal men and women who never need anything but the opportunity to testify their lasting grati tude to the men who died to save the Union, and who will be glad to do so, by caring for their orphans which the rebellion has left to onr charge. DISTURBING A 61LEETING.-A. German named Daniel Bator, residing on Walnat street, below Thirty-seventh, went to the Republican meeting in the Twenty-fourth Ward, last evening. While Judge Kelley was speaking Bator became very troublesome by indulging in ugly remarks in a loud tone. He called the speaker various names, among which was "d— nigger." Finally it be came necessary to call a policeman and have Bator arrested. This morning the prisoner had a hearing before Alderman Maull, and was held in $l,OOO ball for ineitine to riot. ROBBING A Suratrukc.—Lewis Thomas, residing in the neighborhood of Twelfth and Wood streets, went to sleep while sitting on the front steps of his house on Monday Night. When he awoke he found that he had been robbed of $3O. Yester day James Devereaux and Henry Loan were arrested at Eighteenth and Willow streets, upon the charge of having committed the robbery. They were taken before Alderman Harley and were held in $5OO bail to answer at court. SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS.--Mrs. Hauser, proprietress of a lager beer saloon on Front street, above Girard avenne,was before Alderman Eggleton this morning upon the charge of selling liquor to minors. It is alleged that several juveniles got liquor in the house yesterday and became beastly intoxicated. The arrest of Mrs. Hauser was made upon a warrant Issued on the oath of the father of one of the youths. The ac cused was held in $BOO bail for trial. ROBBED BIS FATIIEE.-A young man named Robert Wilson, residing in the neighborhood of Twenty-fourth and Callowhill streets, was ar rested yesterday and taken .before Alderman Hutchinson. upon the charge of having stolen $2OO belonging to his father. After committing the theft he went on a spree and got rid of about half of the money. He was sent to prison to await a further hearing. THREAT ENTICG TO 81100 T.—Lewis Miller, .1"0- siding at No. 808 Coates street, got drunk last night. He made his appearance in the street with a gun, and threateiled to shoot several per sons. A policeman came along and arrested Miller. This morning the prisoner had a hearing before Alderman Massey, and was held in $l,OOO bail. AOUSE ROBBERY.—The dwelling of Francis iloskins, No. 1802 Pine street, was entered yes terday afternoon, and a gold watch and several articles of jewelry were stolen from one of the upper rooms. The entrance was effected by means of the trap door, which was reached from the adjoining premises, which are undergoing repairs. Aisr .03SAITLTING A POLICEIKAN.—WiIIiam Arbuckle, while drunk, on Germantown Road, near Ox ford street, last night,assaulted Officer Neill, who attempted to arrest him. Alderman Reins held Arbuckle in $l,OOO bail to answer at court. F --.- Rs-- ATAL Itustaz.—Peter Doyle, who was run over by a cart on Callowhill street, above Third, on the 17th instant, died from the effects of his hjuries this morning, at the Pennsylvania Hos pital. The deenaapd resided on Second street, shove Thompson. SERIOUS AccmErr,—Robert Charles was seri ously injured by falling from pier No. 6, Por Richmond coal wharves, about ten o'clock las night. -He was conveyed - to his liome on New lsitk streepekm Lehigh avenue. CHARGED' WITH Ronnenr.—Maggie Elliott, a resident of /War Places was before Alderman Swift this morning, upon the charge of having robbed a man Whom she had enticed into her house. She mss committed for trial. Tint Horenctairtmar. Brarrernorr.--The Au tumnil exhibition of tho Pannsylvalilii Horticul turali Society <fpened last eyening„and was largely attended, notwithstanding` the ilisagreea' 61e:state of the weather. Great care had been taken in the arrangement of•the contributiohs,iind , the re sult is one of the finest diaplays ever given .by the Society. The, stage. represents an interesting tropical scene made np of a Collection • of "beautiful plants from Borneo, Java, Brazil, and other places. The display of rare and valuable plants is very large, ana comprises a great - Variety. The cut flowers, bouquets, designs, dre., occupy a much greater space than tumid, and attract great attention from visitors, being very neatly ar ranged. The tables devoted to grapes are loaded down with specimens of every • tied,known: This portion of the exhibition has not often been excelled. Pears, apples and peaches are not very prominent, but what are exhibited_ a ppearance. ,pf, the best qualify, and very luscious in appearance. The vegetable tables are well filled,:and there is also a fine show of preserved fruits and wax flowers. In front of the stage several very pretty aquarlas are deposited. , 4).• fountain, tastefully decorated, adorns the centre of the hall. The exhibition will remain Open until . Friday evening. PICTURES OFD THE WAR.—Concert Ball was densely crowded last evening, notwithstanding the inclemency of. , .the weather, by an interested audience, including many. ladies, assembled to witness the exhibition of a beautiful panorama of "Scenes and Incidents during the War." They represented the whole progress of the war from the attack on Fort Sumter to the time when "Johnny came marching home." - Some of the.views were particularly fine and called forth hearty applause, those representing the battle between the Monitor and Merrimac, the Siege of Vicksburg, Farragat in the Rigging, Sheridan's Ride, Lincoln in Richmond, - fairly bringing down the house, and at each mention of Gen. Grant in connection with" the subject of the paintings the applause that burst forth was almost deafening. A. graphic description of the circumstances on which each view is founded was delivered by a competent lecturer. These pictures, which cannot fail to have an important political influence, will be again ex hibited here, and at various other places through out the Shp. Tnz Mmurour MlSSlON.—Elsewhere in oar columns will be found the advertisement of this excellent institution. We call the attention:of our benevOlent readers to it, assured that it will recommend itself to them as a great and noble and muckeneeded charity. It labors In a neg lected field', but a field in which organized and systematic • effort is demanded in perhaps a greater degree than in any other. NINTH WARD GRANT AND COLFAX CLIIII.—The members of the Ninth Ward Graut and Colfax la Club are notified to attend a business mee g at their headquarters, Market and Merrick treets, on Thursday evening, September 24 , at 7X o'clock. All, those having uniforms, and any Republicans wishing to parade on Saturday next, are requested to attend. RACE AT POINT BREEZE PARK.—A race is an nounced to come off at Point Breeze Park on Thursday, September 24, for a purse of $2OO, by horses that have not beaten 2.39 prior .to let of July • mile heats, best three In five to har ness. Horses to start at 3 o'clock, P.M. A num ber of tine entries have been made, and unless the weather interfere,there is every prospect of a capital race. PARADE or m INVINCIBLES.—The Republican Invincibles will assemble at their hall on Thurs day evening, September 24th, at seven o'clock sharp, for parade and to attend the mass-meet ing in the Twentieth Ward,at Twelfth and Jeffer son streets. Multi the famous Arctic Soda Water and read the Evxmato Bo turn, at Hillman's News Stand, at North Pennsylvania Depot. CITY NOTICES: FIRBT-CIASS EsTAnLisrurerivr.—We take plea pure in recording a fine improvement made by Mr. William H. Helweg, at his fashionable Boot and Shoe Emporium, No. use Arch street, next to the corner of ttixth. Itir. Helweg •has occupied the premises for quite a number of years, during which time his busi ness steadily increased, so that an enlargement of his t tore became an actual necessity. He now occupies the entire building, and superintends the cutting, fit ting and making of eve r y order entrusted to him. We have dealt with Mr. Helweg for several years, and have always been pleased, not only with his work (which, by the way, cannot be excelled), but also with the promptness with which every order was executed. We cordially commend him to all who desire ele gartly-fitting Boots or Gaiters,at very moderate prices. READY-3IADE CLoTmivn, the same In style and workmanship as customer work — warrantedto give satisfaction—at Charles Stokes Zt. Co.'s, No. 524 Chest nut street. UpnotsrEnnio of every description. Materials used first quality. Prices low. Workmen attentive and prompt. At Patten's, 1408 Chestnut street. THE. GIPSEY.—The newest and latest style of Hat, for Ladies and 'Misses, at Oakfords', Continental Hotel Jtromnous mothers and nurses use for children a safe and pleasant medicine in Bowes's INTAIrr Con- DIAL. To GENTS. Those of you who are about to purchase a hat; get one of our latest styles, at our store, No. 534 and 838 Cheetnut street. C. Oakford .4, Sone. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS and dlTlggistS' MEl dries. Emovriner & Baiyrnme, 23 Botith Eighth street. DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH. J. Isaacs, M. D.. Professor of the Eye and Mar, treats all diseases appertaining to the above members with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most reliable sources in the city can be seen at- this office, No. 805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to accompany their patlents,as he has no secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made for examination. FT I e :pi AI Oti Di:j..llo to :4 . 4 gal 1 MARY B. CONWAY , LO D FURNBILING AND HOPPING aTOKIO, 31 South Sixteenth Street, PHILADELPHIA, - Ladies from any part of the United States can send their ordere for Dress Materials, Dresses, Cloaks. Bonnets, Shoes, Under Clothing. Mourning Suite, Wedding Trots. Beau. Traveling Outfits. Jewelry, &c.; also, litlren's Clothing, Infanta , Wardrobes, Qmtlemen's Linen.&c. In ordering Garments, Ladies will please gelid one of their BEST FITTING DRESSES for measurement; and Ladies visiting the city should not fail to call and have their measures registered for future convenience. lidera. be permission. to MR..I. HAPLEIGEL 1012 and 1014 Chestnut street. ILEUMS. HOMER, COLLADAY & CO.. al:1103mm . 818 and We Chestnut street. IILraDIOEVALes • RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. Warranted Permanently Cured. it Warranted Permanently Cured. Without Injury to the Ilyatom. Without lodide, rotas.la or Cahalan. By !Wag inwardly Only. DE. FITLER'S GREAT REEUMATIO REMEDY, FOB BIBMIIBII AND MANIA IA ALL ITB FORS The only etandard, reliable,- positive: Infellible - perma vent cure ever discovered. It is warranted to contal nothing hurtful or injurious to the sistenl. WARRANTED TO CUBE OR MONEY REFUNDED. WARRANTED To CURE OR MONEY REFUNDED. ThOusande of Philadelphia references of cures. Prepared 29 South Fourth Street, below Market. au.lo th a to THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,: SEPTEMBER' 2311868: c,....97•!.T.,9•N -- :.. - Ti..0: . .q.p. i p..§, i artAivil,RlD.ol;,o,Mo#ls4.. Corner Eighth Ind garket Sts. We shall continue to maintain and increase the reeuto• Um we have sustained of being the latgest and cheapest bIIJI3L-11 4 1 HOUSE in the city. . . Beceliing our supplies front first hands only. we shall hereafter sell all MUSLINS by the piece. at tho regular wholesale prices. • • , IBIRTYFMC CUES AIM BALER ARIALIIIII, comprising 01 the loading brands and widths of Pillow Muslin, Wide Sheeting, - Fine Shirting, Wameutta, New York Mills, Bay Mills, A rkwright, Forestdale, Fruit of the Loom, Honsekeeperi Our constant alm tvillbe to make the lowest' prices in the market. Ten Cases of Canton Flannels, The best makes, such as Ellerton's, Amoskeag, Hamilton, and , Laconia. To persona not fully acquainted with the beet kinds of Canton Flannele to buy, we can recommend 'the above brand, as the best goode in the market. We have Canton Flannola ranging in price from Twelve and a Half Cents to Fifty Centa per yard. STRAWBRIDGE 0 & CLOTHIER'S CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE, Corner Eighth and Market Sta. We are again receiving for this season the celebrated HURON BLANKETS, which have heretofore had such unprecedented sale. Attention is specially Invited to the quality, size and weight of these Blankets. They come to us direct from the manufacturers, and will not be found - in any other establishment Purchasers may rely on getting Blankets of the beat quality, and at only ono profit on first cost HURON PREMUH, HURON EXTRA SUPER, FURNITURE DISITIEB, MARSEILLE. EXHIBITION QUILTS, BUREAU COVER% Thirty-five CllBBO All-Wool BLANICEM slightly d amaged at the mice, will be sold a bargain. DRESS GO-ODS STRAWBRIDGE &CLOTHIER Corner Eijilh and Market Stg., Have now open for examination rare bargains in Silks and Dress G-oodj 1 Case BLEANT PLO SILK, neve shades, at $1 95, GCOD BLACK BILKS at $2 and $2 15, VERY RICH BLACK 811103 at $3 and $3 tio. 1 Case BLIP N.. CLOTH POPLINS, 50 cent& 1 Case : N.: CLOTH POPLINS, 75 cents, 1 Case VET BICH RECURS, $1 50, 1 Case BILICHAIN BPINGIIBII I , $1 75, BICH aiming ronps, 50 and 75 cents, BICHBILH BE' tb: 50 cents, _ ,YEBT ILEGAICT I'IMIVOOL CLADS, 75 cents, 1 Let , CAN DRAINS, 16 cats, We are determined to keep our stock of DRESS GOODS so large and attractive, and the price of every article so low. as to make it to the interest of every, lady, to make our establishment her headquarters for ehopptog. DRY GOODS. DEP - ,ARTX.EN!.r.;•.--T, CENTRAL DRY CiODiTE:OOO, BLANKETS QUILTS. HURON BLANKETS. MON GOLD =DAL, HURON OW/WIDOW% Alt-Wool Blankets, $4 per pair: All-Woel Blanket' ) $5 per pa'r. All-Wool Blankets, $6 per pair. SILKS. CENTRAL DRY GOODB.STORE, STRAWBRIDGE &CLOTHIER Collier Eighth and tirket Streets Invite the attention of Families. Pious leieoPenP, mid the proprietors of Efotels. Boarbias loudee. and • Ellitippins to the large sheir. of . 7 " : • ; , DRY GOODS, Purchased for Ala& at Greatly Be- Comprising all the varieties of style and Width in every Linen Sheetinga, Linen Furniture Covers, Jacquard Linen Furniture Covers, Piano, Table and Melodeon Clovers, Striped and Plaid Table Coverings. Crltonne Chintzes, Twined Enrnitnre Coverings, Printed and Drunasit Dimities, in colors. Buyers are particularly invited to the merits of this de partment. Our long experienceinthinline,andModerato charges.insure to the most experienced of our patrons the low et possible prices. 4 wholesale branch connected with this depart meat. se2t4l' 11 K 04. LINEN STORE, I P 828 .A.reh street. Linen Ducks and Drills. White Drills and Ducks. Flax Colored Drills and Ducks. Buff Coaling Ducks. Fancy Drills, Fast Colors, Striped Drills, Fast Colors: Mottled Drills, Fast Colors. Blouse Linen, several colors. Plain Colored Linens, for Ladies' Traveling Suits. Printed Shirting Linens. Linen Cambrio Dresses. The largest assortment of Men Goods in the eltzr Melling at Less than Jobbers , Prises. GEORGE MILLIKEN: Linen Importer. Jobber and Retail Dealer. 828 Arch Street. wan w - C OUVrEltPriEll TERPINEL 727. ropuLa PRICES 727, FOE DRY GOODS. :RICHEY, SHARP& CO. LIMPOBTEDS• • JOBBERS and RETAraI4 • Have now on Exhibition the most Extensive and Desirable Stack. in this Market. Their DRESS GOODS stock is unirt. vaned for extent and Variety. i They are in constant receipt of Bar. ga ms which are treaty offered by the Vard;ktece or Package. ' RICKEY, SHARP & CO. * 4 72;7 Chestnut Street. CLOAKING& FIRST Q'UALITY. Freich Velvet Cloths IN COLORS-BLACK, BROWNS. PURPLES &elms DA HLIA, ASTRACHAN CLOTHS. IN COLORS-BLACS, MIXED, Nikuwri. FLUSH CLOTHS , AND BILK- FLUSHES TN ALL_COLOIUL •. -FANCY CLOAIIINGS OP ALL STYLES. OF THE IMPORTATION OF JOHN W. THOMAS Noa, 405 and 407 N. Second Street: au2.B tl Airy • DRILIKM/M LINEN'GOODS. -~ti - eoTii;O'OßTGoi)S j .l . l l:llifi : . .• HOUSEKEEPING hoed Nom description of Plllow.Case Ifinens, Table ILlitiene, Table Clothe, Table Naplaws and Doylies, Towels and Towellnge, Linen Table Covers, Linen Floor Clotho, " • FALL 40,Y. • • • s• •••-, ; 47- ARE . , 161SiLAYIpiq- E 8 , - .•:Nvw:str•A;34h6l4 - -! . . , PI• • . NS FRENCH PO- LINS . . . FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS, STYLE NEW . . . . . SpORT ARESS.'ROBES,.. IA ildf -011 CLARK & BIDDLE, Jeyelers and Miranda* NO. 712 CHESTNUT ,Streef s Invite the attention of their patroludto their large end elegant amortment of EIABIONDS, WATCHES, JENVELRY• SIMPER WARE, PLATED WARE C.* Beautiful Designs in Sliver and liker-Plated Wares for Bridal Gifts. at yrs, • • • Pure White French Preserving BRANDY, Imported Direct and Genuine. Famine:pi n er uote tri tlM . We have tr e r i r t t; : !d it • for our SIMON COLTON & CLARKE, Importers of Fine Sherries. Brandies, aunts, PortS and Cordials, B. W. oor. Broad and Walnut Elta ts , m tiro NEW STORE JUST OPENED. J. H. BRAT LEE, . DEALER /N CHOICE GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS. CORDIALS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. Am. No. 1311 Chestnut Skeet s 'Philadelphia. pel4-1m Special Notice. TO BE ROAD Al MOON AA $lOO,OOO WORTH OF FURNITUfIE, At prices much below usual rater. GEO. J. HEINXIIIIRE6 ZA:Crit & C4i'y st gain n teertth and Chestnut Ste. EUGENE pE KIEFFER'S RIDINGSOHOM 2gßDnxan street below 'Spruce ' between Fifteenth and Slatermtb [areas. will gero•opened on Mon day. September 2lst, 1888 eel74M-rli ' 34 FOR SALE—A PAIR OF STYLISH. HORSES. 11 Ban:niche. Dog Cart and Harness... Also, Stable for rent. Apply at the Stable. back of . Doo Wal. nut street. • . - .061744 IRTANTED—SITUATION, AS MARK OR CARRIER v V --by a young married matt with beet .of references. Address. this . . ' its A. 4% TY It 141 , 4 T . CONCENTRATED INDIGO. For the Laundry.—}ftee frau:10%1'110 deltL—BeeChemieVe Certificate: - A Patent Pocket Pinenabion or Imp Bar rN, EACH TIVXNTY CENT EOM id ti For se by all reepootable Grocers and Draggiebs. iy27 wf em eye e ip ‘ MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED UPON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. PLATE, CLOTHINO, JONES & &o„ . at CO.'S 'OLD ESTABLISHES) LOAN OFFICE. Corner of ThirOuid Graddll streetn. Below Lombard. 1 , 7. B.—DIAMONDS, WATCHES. ,SEWEIJIY. GUNS, roa skrz • ItE3LI/t112414LY LOW PRIOEI1 7- 7e24-11 rilklE MOST DESIRABLE COMPANION. . valid—a thie Atuatcal Box. PaBRinALER; Importer& 501241 Ulg4 Otnut street, below Fourth. CHALK. —FOR ' SALE. 180 'TONS OF afloat. APPLY to NYORXHAN , di CO.. 1213W1.5 street. , ealbtf. GREEN GINGER. —LANDING AND FOR SALE BH J. B. BUMMER & CO., lee South Delaware avrmuo. DRS IMMD% BAILEY & DIAMOND DEALERS, CHESTNUT STREET! T 819. tel‘w ftm &ft RIDING SI:31100LN* : of: fo otzs aro :4 WANTS. ME=l , tiENIIINE l':' PREPARATION 'IILH w•ai if ighly 'cone= b ioidthe lad ifieegbititaed3ttor;d* ! ipiw it s • Shidde# .Kidtlior4 grail! OltDitaidad ~3,, E. ..._ . . . E rn= Egm Eill ' ______, ENSEEIEEE EIMER , , eine ereises the mwer of digestion. mil es. cites the , a is into bes, action, try - roma the water or annul devositious awl ell unoatstrat to are redaeed„ ea wallas pato sad aad Xpn, Women and (3VI4ImIL, IfICLIIBOLE'S EXTRACT JIIICHU. Prom weakness intsing. frogs maw% habits of ;anon, goo inaser,.-as. attended h • • the tofoWhas synoptonso s. . thin to exertion. Isome ig. norer.. menage. t ear t 7 of enathing. ask nerves. taros of oi clister. mr .teness.. h . ' Fosses ofthe shln. tions on the f,oe nivental laadtnee of the countocuutee. Thai symototai; If allowed to go en. which this MO ciao hmsriebly zentores. root) follows Impotency; Fatuity, Elpilapida Pita, TD one of which the patient may arpbv. ttt Vebto CID ale/ that ea. flu 7 are not fnezoestb , folowsd hi insanity and Cansumptkai, none will of she aura of their =Seam but TaN lIXCORDSOPINUIE ISYLNUP, the t t o n ti ttehel ytruth o hlap by erramptim bete awe taeea The constitution onto effected with organic Wealmess, nozwe• the aid of medicine to attenstbea 4124 Ilavitotata the eyetese. which HELMOOLD'S EXTRACT SOCHI/ Invaritibir Doe*. A trial will annistee the teed eheettcal. rummy siteetious swam to tatzwei. . Tilt IPMCAM OF litrUall Ts - unequaled by any otbar mainly. ' No. Family, should be without it. , mm MU ' INS la j r : Math MU at_ !g __. • 31.14 mili Taker pure. iglosoro, mercury: or noolasimint male= :11.111LItBOLI) - aLZTBAOT 13 JOlll7 AND IMPROVED 80813 WASH Care. these Dlsetan en in alt their stages. at, .&- tie expense. Little or no change in diet, no incoerremlenee and no exposure. 88888888 888888888 888 B B M 888 BBB WS 8888888 888 8888 888 88888 888888088 88888888 Use ilelnibold's Extract Buda whe he r a ff is e t s i nndl dosera Fem ale,fm u wh no r ms n e originating. and g no matter of how long atanding. Di sease of these organs reAttdres the aid of $ diuretic. RELIKEOLIPS EXTRACT EMMY Ie the greet Illarette, and is certain Whims the desired erect in ail disease' for which it is recom mended. Evidence of tho most reooneible and reliable character will accompany the medicbie. 00000. 0000000 000 000 Goo 000 G_Go 000 uoo • 000 000 000 0000000 00000 Phveletsisr, please notice. I mak Ino "secret^ of "In. gredients." HELMBOLD'SEXTRACT BITOECIT Fe eon:mooed of brida l. ettbeias em 3unlper Unless , 110 lected with great care. IPIIEFARED IN WWI/0. By H. T. HELIVII3OLD, kractical and mutinied chemid. and role manntacturer • - Helmbold's Oenuine Preparation. Ltifix j+.111: • •AFFIDAVIT. Personally appeared before • ,me. Stl Alderman of the City ot Philadelphia. IL T. iteimbold. who. ji!titnit.duly sworn. dab say hie preparations contain no narn,'„ito mercury ortnitutonsdrussi but areauvirasta% sworn and sobscriboAto before m this 28d day at vember. D 361. - WM. ITIBB Ai 7_ Ninth Street, above Race. cap DIMDDDri DM ) DM) ODD 3DD _ DDD ,DDD ' DDD D I)DD DDD DDDDDDDO DaDDDDI) Price—sl26 per Bottler, or 0 • tor 00 50 Deliver to and; addrearheedurely packed from obeerVatloa. add rem all letters to , IL T lIELMBOLD Drug and Chemical Warehouse, cot anoanwsy, NEW soa Or Helmbold's Mtdical Repot, 10¢ MOUTH TENTH , IT, PIM. 104 Boware of Count Welts and unprincipled Dealers 4 wb O endeavor to Ospose "of their own" and other articles on the reputation obtained by . • Helmbold's _Genuine Preparagime. ~t Sold bu all Druggists ererifitshers• • . Ask for onabol4V—trato.llo Other. NONE ABE ORMOND name Anti np inistse,Jkin gr ved wrappers, With fac4inksle of r 0.9 Phenusal lower hots), and signed Z q. HE'LIifBOLD. ;? _
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