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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

wing tariffof 1S42 took effect, money was
scarce,wages were low, thousands of laborers
could get nothing TO do, and others worked
at 81 90 per month OF less. And since the
tariff of 1912 took effect money has been
brought into the the country by millions,
every one is emmployed, wages are better
and business generally is prosperous. Thou
art old enough 10 have witnessed similar ef-
fest repeatedly before.
Now let us liken this nation unto a child.
The farming and planting community is the
head and manufacturers are the heels. Now
if the heels are exposed too much to foreign
influences they suffer first, but in a short
time the s%nuffles follows and the head suffers
ten times more than the heels did. Now
you might dip the head into a kettle OF fat
and it would do but little good, but grea Sc
the feet well and the patient feels good im-
mediately, ~instanter, CHATS latin word de-
rived from two English ones sins and "stan-
der" that is, in FOOT and presently the good
effects are felt in the head and the %snufles
lease, and all goes on right again.
Now from 1888 TO 1912, the locofocos
kept letting the tariff down lower and lower
until all protection was removed from the
heels of the nation, and thou knowest that
the nation became desperately sick; but in
1912 the wings applied the tallow in the
form of a tariff and almost Immediately its
beneficial effects were felt. The farmers
did not feel it so soon as the manufacturers,
but they have felt il and viii continue to feel
it more and more, as long as the tariff con
tinues.
And when the young mar had finished
speaking the aged man turned from him and
said, thy argument is plausible and the facts
appear to sustain it, but facts are of no use
when they are opposed to my theory, which
is, that it can never do the head any good 10
apply remedies to the heels or the stomach.
but you must apply your remedy TO the spot
precisely at which the disorder shews ITSELF
no matter if the cause ofthe disease does ex-
isl in some other part of the body. And the
young man turned away also, saying, thou arr
a l~ocofoco by nature, too blind TO see, OF
seeing too dull TO understand, or understand
ing, too peryerse 10 admit it. Thou art like
old Robert Owen, whose Social System has
repeatedly failed TO operate even when man
aged by himself in person, both in Europe
and America, and yet these facts he con-
siders as nothing, and is now again in the
United States, and insisting that his theory
is right-that these facts prove nothing, and
that every one else but himself and Robert
Dale and Fanny Wright and a few others are
wrong both in principle and practice. And
| awoke.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
THE BRITISH GoLD.-pRooF.

We copy the following additional proof,
that the British Free Traders supply Polk
ats with their munitions of war, to elect Polk
and Dallas, from the Wheeling Times of The
LIST inst. The ~watchword in the Englishfac-
tories is, "DowN WITH THE AMERICAN MAN
UFATuREs-" But read from the Times;
"We have published evidence that there
were subscriptions of money in England for
the purpose of securing the election ofPolk
and Dallas, the Free Trade candidates enough
10 satisfy any man that the present canvass
was carried on by the Loco party upon
BRITISH GOLD; but we are not yet done
with the proof. Read, read Americans, The
following extract of a letter from John Og-
gen, a man working in a manufacturing es-
Enlistment in England, to his son in this
city.
"'I was in London about a week ago.
They are raising money TO send to the sup
port ofPolk and Dallas for President. There
is nothing doing here in our factory. Our
watchword is sdown with the American man.
ufactories. JOHN OGDEN
Personally appeared before me, "a Justice of
the Peace in and for Ohio county Thomas
Ogden and made oath that the above is a
true and genuine extacss from a letter he re-
ceised from his father now living in Selling,
England, dated August 20, 1914.
Given under my hand this Both day Sep
TENDER, 1914 CHARLES D. KNOX, ] P.
Alter the above appeared in the Times,
the Argos, a locofocoW Wheeling paper of he
most progressive stamp affecting no, to know
Mr.. Ogden, and with the design of raising
doubts as to his existence, asks who bis this
Thomas Ogden, claiming to be otd settler,&
not to know him. To this the Times replies
as follows:
VINO Is THOMAS OGDEN? The Argus Of
Tuesday denies that there is such a man as
Thomas Ogden. Perhaps the deitor may
also deny that there is such a man as VIM.
H. Slelle. If he does, we will, perhaps, be
compelled to get the senior Justice of the
Peace of Ohio county, under seal that there
is such a man, and such a company as the
Good Intent Stage Company, and such a
road as The National Road, and such a city
as Wheeling. Why the Argus man is a fool,
or believes the people SO. Read!
'Thomas Ogden has been in the empty
of our company a greater part of the time
for the last four years, and | believe is a very
honest and worthy young man.
VIM. H. STELLE.n
The editor of the Argus ought not to de.
ny the existence of a man because he is poor
He. should remember that he was poor him.
self,when he used TO sell frying pans and mac
kerel.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

@Look out for all sorts of lies from To-
c~ofocos fTom now until the election. The
ofice-holders and expectants of office-the
demagogues of that party, are busy as nail
ors, and their endeavors to deceive the natu,
ralized citizens will be unceasing. Again we
say, watch them, for they need watching, il
ever men did. -
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
Dissolution of Partnership.

ENHE partnership of A. LAUGHLIN & CO.,
- is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
A Laughiin will continue business in the old
stand on the corner of Sycamore and Water ats.
lhroughhis son James. And Samuel Orr will
also continue the business of the junior p artner
in the next door adjoining.
All persons having claims against the firm
and those who are indebted, will please call and
settle the same with either OF the abev We named,
who are authorized TO close up tn Q business.
ALEX. LAUGHLIN.
JAMES LAUGHLIN.
Evansville, 10th October, 1874. st
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

Jue THEM.-The Wings of Baltimore
City are busy ferreting out and arresting the
locofoco scoundrels who purjured them
selves in order to get in their votes at the
late election. A number have been arrest
ed and committed to Jail. That is the way
to serve such r~ascals.
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STATE of INDIANA) &c
Vauder5uph County

Vanderbugh County
In vacation October 3, ls44.
s si'n.e Si B. s.e sss Foreign A,s..Aa.4,.
Matthew Woodruff }
WK7EEREAS on the 73d day of August A.
w D 1874. Giles ColvIn and Simeon d.
Stodard sued out of the Office OF the Clerk of
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, a writ Of For
eign Attachment against the lands aud tena-
ments, goods and chattels, credits, moneys and
effects OF Mathew Woodruff. Which said writ
was delivered TO the Sheriff of Vunderburgh
County to be executed. And whereas the said
Sheriff has made return Of said writ, with
the following endorsements thereon to witt
"No lands. tenements. goods or chat.els OF
the within named Matthew Woodruff, found IN
my ~baiIiwick. Given under my hand at Evans
vile, this 23d day OF September A D.IS44.
WM. NJ. Walkers s. ". c.
And, whereas, on the said 23d of day of Au-
gust A D 1874 the said Giles CoIvin ana Simson
B. Stodard, caused and procured 9 summons 10
be issued out Of the Cierk's Office, Aforesaid.
against Charles /. BattslI, John lngle, Ir-, aud
Zebediah Parker, as Garnishees in said ai.sch-
ment suit, requiring the said Charles !. Battcii,
John Ingle, Jr., and Zebedish Parker to be and
appear before the Judges of our Vanderbnrgh
Circuit Court, then next to be held al the Court
House in Evansville, IN said county on the fourth
Monday in September, 1874; then and there to
answer under oath or affirmation all questions
that might be put to them, touching the rIgkts,
credits, or property, of Matthew Woodruff IN.
their hands or within thsir knowiedgs which
said ummon was delivered 10 the Sheriff of
Vanderbugh county. and was returned by him
with the following endorsement thFeon TO wit
'tOn the 26th day of August | served the within
writ on Charles BaiieIl and John Ingls, Jr.
two of the within named Garnishees, by reading
the same to the said Charles / Battell and 10 the
said John lngle, Jr. and by leaving with each
of the above named GarnIshees a copy Of the
original writ of Fo:eign attachment in the case
of Giles Colvin and Simeon B. Stodard W.. Mat
thew Woodruff and also q copy of the affidavit
of the said Colvin, in pursuance of which thia
ummons was issued, Zebediah Parker the other
Garnishes within named not found in my bait
wick.
September 2Sd Ie44. VIZ. NJ. WALKERS VIC
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given TO the
said Matthew Woodruff that the said whit Of
Foreign Attachment is now Pending and unae.
termined In our Vanderburgh Circuit Court aud
the said Matthew Woodruff is hereby required
TO appear and defender thesame will be heard
and determined ia HE absence.
SAM'L L. JENKINS, Crk.
October 10Th 1874 81 prs fee $500.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
To the Citizens of Vanderburgh
County,

DEWARE of the many diseases which are
Ng now prevailing throughout the county,
lMPURITY OF BLOOD, causes pain and oc.
caslens disease upon that part of the body which
from any cause, may be the weakest. Thus in
persons, whose blood is impure, should they
have o cold. the impure matter would settle up
on their lunges and consumption be the trouble,
SO with other affections. All trouble is saved
by using Brandreth's PILLS, which caunot in
Jure and which cannot be overdone. Only use
them IN the commencement of any disease, use
them in full doses and you will be up and well,
which those, who are too wise take such a SIM
pie medicine are bed-ridden or prematurly end
their days. The Brandreihs Pills are only be-
ginning to be appreciated: they are found, pev-
or 10 deceive and they are the only internal med
icine required in this climate.
BE CAREFUL OF PRETENDED universal
universal purgatIves which canuot be used with
out injury to the body as Brandreth's Pills can.
What are they? Are they not mutations Of Bran
dreth's Pills recommended from ddverisements
stolen from Brandreth! Were they not origi-
nally counterfeit pills purPorting 10 be the gem
unine Brandreth's Pilisl But in. consequence
of the new labels on the Pill boxes, are they not
obliged to come out under other colors equally
ialseE Observe the makers and travelling agents
Are they net men whom DR.. Brandreth cast of,
not Tor good conduct, truely? Is not this as ap-
plIcable TO the pretended stIudiann and in fact
to nearly all the advertised pills of theday ? Shall
~ ~ ~
unprincipled men? Surely mott
The Brandreth's pills GIVE STRENGTH for
weakness they are liked best by those who
have taken the most OF them. DR.. BraHdreth
can give personal reference to thousands, who
have been~resiored from a bed of sickness by
use, where every other means had proven enti-
rely unavailing; these cases are continually oc-
curing in this country and in every part OF she
Union. Get Brandreth'e Pills if you are not per-
iectly healthy and they will restore you-if med
icine Gun do t-because they expell the hum
ours which are the cause OF impurity of the
blood and at the sametime the body is strength
ened by the operation Of this most excellent
medicine.
A fresh supply just received and for sale by
DAN,L. WUOLSEY Evansville.
Also, by the following AGENT:
Phelps & Hague, Newburgh; VIM. Thurslon,
Scott Township. Vanderburgh Co Hinch and
Leonard, Mt. VeEnon; Agneil & Sons, New
Harmony and by 10000 agents in the U 5. and
Canadas.
Price IS cents per Box with full directions.
G-See AGENTS Certificate. Of Agency.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

CLOSE SHAVING.-In August, 1895, Jone
and Fleming ran single-handed for a clerk of a
county in Indiana, aud Jones succeeded by a
majority OF two.-Now at the end Of seven years
they were rival candidates again, and Fleming
has succeeded by a majority of five. This is
what we call close shaving.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

HEADS UP.-Mr. Searus c. Ward, of Phila-
dolphin, says, 'the Comet is approaching the
sun nearly twice as fast as it departs from the
earth; hence its brightness is increasing, and
will be about one-third greater than at present
in September, when it is quite probable that i,
wall be easily seen by the naked eye. In
good telescopes, it has now a tale of about 5
minutes length, extending in "a direction oppo-
site to that of the sun.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

nOCTOR BEVERLY MILLER, having
~ located himself perm aneutly ia Evansville.
offers his professional services TO the citizens OF
the Town and vicinity. He may be found at his
Office on First Street, between Main aud Locust,
next door below the Office of J. E. Blythe Esq,
or al his residence above Locust street
Evansville, June Ct 1874, If.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

STATE Of c aSDaANA.} IS.
A the August term of the Warrick Coun ty
clared the estate ofJoseph Dood, deceased. to
be probably lnsolvent. Creditors are, there fore,
required to file their claims against the estate
Tor allowance in the said probate court within
ten months from the date hereof, or hey will not
be entitled TO m mt.
Signed, LEVI IGLEHART, Admir-.
Oct, II, 3t&
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

The Caddo Gazette, al Shreveport, announce.
the death of Gabriel Moore, form erly Governor
OF Loui siana, and subsequently one of its rep
resentatives in Congress. Mr.. Moore was q cit.
zen of TIE xas at the time Of his decease
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE SALE, No g, FOR FALL.
1874.
BY w. 81 C. FELLOWES g. CO,
of English, French, and american staple
and fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats. CAPS. Bounets, &c. &c.

VI dHS tGOtS II CICALS VIZ <AHtCS (Lb ebUOtC
and fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &c &c.
On Monday, Tuesday, W ednesday, and Thurs
day the i4lh, Is 10Th and 18th October.
NM ILL be sold as above, commencing each
Wv day at 80 O'Clock, an entire range OF the
largest and most splendid stock of foreign and
domestic Dry Goods kept by any house Eas. or
West, comprising, in part: blue, black, Green,
mixed and drab Cloths; blue, black, and fancy
Cassimeres; blue, black, Lavender, cadet, steel
mixed. and plaid Satinets. Coaquanock. Richland
Kennebeck, Keokuk, aud StubeuviIlc Jeans;
Kerseys; English Tweeds; Clay Fancies; plain
and Fancy Beaver aud Pilot Cloths; Flushings;
red, white. green, and yellow Flannels; Book
ings; Cloak Linings; plaid Linseys and Flun
nels; -
$50 pieces black Alrucha Lusres;
IS do fancy do do
Bombazines; Merinoes; Nous. de LANES lisa
b %sllines;
1850 pieces fancy Prints. new est styles;
Ginghame ;PenitentiaTy Piaids; Checks; bleach.
cd Shirtings and Sheetings; bleached and brown
drilling; Tickings; Mariner Shirtings; Linen &
cotton Table Dlapers;
$50 pieces Demi Linene:
as do uBdre ssed Linens, superior;
Jaconeis; Cambrics; Swiss, Book, and Null
Muslins; plaid Cambrics; colored Cambrics
Sileseas; Hailands; Paddings: Cannass; Buck
kerchiefs; Hosiery; Gloves; Suspenders; But
tons; Bindings; Needles; Pins; &c.
Also, Boots, Shoes, iur, cloth, and woollan
Hats, Bonnets, and cap and letter Paper.
To this sale we solicit the attention OF buyers.
Gus stock will be quite large and full in ali the
newest styles of fall and winter Goods.
Terms,cash. w. & C FELLOWES & CO..
oct3,'44. Auctioncers,M Main ST, Louisville, Ky.
Remaining Fall Sales.
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JOSEPH E
TAILOR.

HHAS opened a TAILOR SHOP on Firsl
WA Street, opposite the Office of DR.. NJ. J.
BRAY, where he is prepared to carry on the tai
LORlNG ESS in all its different bra neh-
es.
Cutting and Making done At shor, notice.
August 20 1874 limo. E
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17
In the Gibson Circuit
. Courts Der term
A. lS4s.

Henry Fleming, Ii, ch.,-e
Henry w. Hughs,
Geo. w. MeAdams,& :
Richard Smart.
VT now here appearing by the sheriffs re-
turn to the subpoena issued herein that the
SAID defendants are not found. Whsrefore on
motion il is ordered that the notice OF the fling
and tendency OF the compliments said bill vi
complaint be given to the said defendants by
publishing a copy Of this order for three weeks
successlyely, at least sixty days before the drst
day Of the next term of this court. in the Evans-
vile Journal, a newspaper OF general circulation
printed and published in the Town OF Evansville
Vandsrburgh County, Indiana, There being no
newspaper published in Gibson County. that
unless the said defendants appear here on OF be.
fore The next term OF this court, TO b e held althe
court house in Princeton. OH the frat Monaay Of
March next,the en- and there in said ~court.to plesd,
answ er. or demur, to the complainants said bill
Of complaint, Otherwise The matters aud things
therein contained will be taken as coniesssG.
and a decree will be entered against them &C
cordingly, aud on motion this causeis continued
to the next term of this court. Copy Attest.
J. r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
October 3. 1874, prs fec $500.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

TARPENTER, LADD & RoWES, ha-a on
~ hands so bales OF Heany % Domestiess
ON commission, which will be sold Iow at < hole
safe. Oct 81, 1914 /,
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pUBLlU SALE.

NNTILL be sold on Saturday the % day Of
w September, at the house occupied by S
B.Kelton on Sycamore street between 1st AND
End Streets a lot ofhousehold furniture and book:
sold by order Of the Vanderburgh Circuit Cour1
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
N, ROWLEY Receiverof The Estate OF w
A. Sullivan.
Evansville Sept. IL 1914.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

The Ohio river is on the rise and boats
are navigating it pretty freely.
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Remaining Fan sales.
NOTICE.

Sale No 3-4th 5th, 9Th. and 7th November
Sale No4-s5th, 26ih,27, and 28lh November
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-10-17

The editor of the Argus ought not to de.
ny the existence of man because he is poor
He, should remember that he was poor him.
sel5when he used TO sell frying pans and mac
kerel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11
III MI,ER.

INiE ahseniera having purchased he LuM
l BIER YARD on Man street near The Bridge
f'rmeris oocuefed b. Mclean A Ki.e, respectfully
fvfm tie public that lhef are prepared ail times
90 furnish ell kinds q PINE LUMBER GA lie ~ {
favorable icrns Tor casa
Attached 90 iaH yafl en- erotlleni planning ma.
,Nine Winch WI DO eausiaaly supplied niih sar.
SEA t''rhg ~estlf' seari,ss osilisg g. whah y, ~
he cold II cash. as io~ ans place iu tho He..
Tern eoaulp. All orders lhsnlfaiIy received an
PROMPTLY attended TO- l. ROOT 4 90.
Wheeling. August ll-6
ashingion E1am her COPY 10 amount Of tao Bol
Nlnfs. aud charge TiHes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11

- a. 49, - - a :. - . - ~ - -
lITnY nn YoI pHO tRA~1fNATt {
w YeH rot Ax.fr Htc
iAu hfat srrts = Gem
'loa. - p. nnassa fsW ere
= fhrsf So sfeas Yl+fafsenti
-e.ri 81 vstk 81 as-il efn
afoand sons 1hsn sts ali
nsafmH~ftusz mentor lseazh
safer fhs :. nrfsstns #etnsei
sumption 10 sns 'h.f iHisi
.srta--tasas item tifur 70 '.fif
s.noflaniN ~ 8Fsfatlrs ne -
ah4t WI tf. mfd Iaffif affssi ihs -
Il ihis ~rssr. sd frsii9 errfl =
sfssstn1 Remember lAls /. 30 % AVA
% fat ~ th- Esr % ..r 49,.
Or uuNCAN's INrEcioRAsi
medicine fhsihas pavtr snd -
4srs RI ihontFr4s nc ~ffs
complaints tfsftd m the Of al 81
Road the wonfeTf4i tefcs rcffnfN
med cine, nnd the iuremefsble ~
iions ard certificates fuFN ffdf1 Ron
Of the United Sisae- Thss alone {
proof OF is astonishing sfiess. "
the lssi number Of tia Cincinnati sus
wsris If
oNE THOUSAND PERMANENT I ..
has bern performed ~ itai city an
within tic ate kssf. Ihe following ""
we'd By the iasi mails
( .-- rfrrimnan. -. Marc
/ Tr Dnnean-pesr se-iiesifh. -
i hlesslne--nh. hai eleven months ae
impofiani comfort a. far disfsns
{ | was takea eean ~tth = sesefs
spring. which settled upon my lanes
leusih rendered mF hfaish 80 eeilcaif
phYsirsan list all hopes 81 recover
E prscareu. situation ] remained i9
months, without ohtainin= suY re-
I same unf VA u mr. all thr medir 'hrs
was q the rover - nv phsslcian -
bat 20 nd effect. Ny father hsppen.s9 ~
publication ~ Youg vninatlr 80
remedy snd nmri5a'sis pfocnffd ibitf
fer NE ! Commenced ssing ihr mt
the 81 cay Of lssi November, and cont
use faf 10 weeks this arst hQitls gave
- ~ an1 caused 4 CO nfidefaale 81
thick weed phiesm and mattsr, aNsf
the 81 sond bottle ikc srhaf.e beenwei
that | was alarmed. bet having - 20
faence IN the medicine. | coniinasa
unal ittutlreiy renewed eYefF sfih
d .easo from M lungs. ! am nov
perfect hesi'h, and feel ever grateful - 70
q public scneiactof.
lo1fs, with gratitude snt tbs Ks 81.
Having been arqusiniej with Mrs r.
seycfai fears nrd knoWaRe her dsHts E.
uaa. ! feel 90 hesaati3a % eniors1ng
seeing he noa asusHAl Ia our me-
ping ika' others iahnring rndsr afiitiH
ungs may restore ihr nssise- ~ The
SM MDON -.
otihe Methods, Society. Clnf
4 fresh supply 81 Duaean's IHHt
Remedy fust received a. the store 81
10Y 81 y s. X y MARSH.
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Ar TIE cry CASH STORED
ID EeEiNED As dsy. .fladay. November on
Ia lsi33
pieces ,nqef Fancy Nelys,. far Iadie. dresses.
10 Go Alpaca Lusitcs al raa-.;
do do do SILK ChsIa.
d. super cross. hatred a hoautfHl arirle.
; d zeaeb.a Clasl % asN af.iele lar ladie,' w,s,
5 30 sap French MefHse..
d. TNilied Alnaca, new nuiele
ALSo-S'mo vep fieh emhreidcred. Tn BET .
Merao. Rfocha and other ShaWis. osl'd Frinres &c
nov II LOWfHER a BOON
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vN7HY WILL YOU DELAYl-Ana sgfle,
w the wet unhealthy weather TO AMT ;
disease IN your system. that - eefiatn 10 carry
you 10 an nniimeiy efsYcl Has nor expefiercs
taught YOU Has nor pruiar proofs coayincel
You that foHfaHpfioa 5 certain death 20 al
whom 10 mas encounter when len anu late
pefoaR
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
Pfocunne FeiHe ~ IN fae season. and arrest
thr progress Of thar fe.I fesunyefl coid.
which soon terminates ia COUGHING. wherein
soreness Of The 1hrlat tnd inflammation OF The
Nac3s Membrane Of the rfonchi u produced
sud the Lungs fcndefts open 10 eiscnse. Thus
persons suffer themfelses TO pfoersstinato Until
assh 'oskt 30 az tltir door, when ill they begin
10 he concerned about Their health, when "a all
probability Itls too late. May al Who have
cold take timely warnlag and set ID Of Il as
loon hs possible.
Or Duncau's Fxaertarant Remedy, stands
before the public. Tested bY Thousands and dalY
used IN alinosi every family throughout tic T.
iercnt States for diseases Of
TIE CHEST AND LUNGS
Theaasi amount 81! "a iais cllg, aud that 10
many pcrsnus who come back and Obtain i
hY the half dozen BEETLES, Is susici.nl ey,8s,rr
o. iis wonderful efficacy.
Call upon ARB MARSH
nov - Wheeling
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DEAFNESS CIRED,

NfIRpIN
COMPOUND kREoSOTE ACotslls
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