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CONsUMPTIoN CURABLE!

.s. . CONSUMPTION Durable! ,gaE
Robert Snnderson Justice OF the Peace In Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio aud brother of 'nor
General Sanderson officer in the 1879, cured
Consumption by tho use OF "wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry.n ,-iy,lu .'-t -. %. i nJiilt sHa rliz
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co; Feb. %, 1852.
Dear Sir:-AsI consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured Of Consumption by
Dr. Wistar's BalSam OF Wild Cherry" will the
SYMPTOMS OF my case, that others similarly afflicted may
Try this invaluable remedy j experienced great
difnCuyin brcathng had the hectic fever with violent
sos OF heat and frequent cold clls, with pain In
my side and breast accompanied by bad cough
very nights and had great night sweats persi.
ring should gay, at least two gallons night wetng the
bed completely through had been able to work
scars. But was much emacated, and almost helpless
when using wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
complaints, for my health Is good ~ t'f"'
90 years old, and have not taken any of tho
Balsam since 1876 because health is so good not TO
require any medicines But IL should have any
my drmersymptoms, should use Wistar's Balsam ofwd
Cherry procured the medicine of Messrs. Fall Nc
Craekcn your agents In Lancaster, Ohio. l pm
.gi ROBERT SANDERsoN,
The genuine wistar's Basam OF Wild Cherry has fat
sime signature of Henry Wistnr, NJ D., PhiIaie
phia SanloTd & Park, % on finely executed en-
| eraVed wrapper. No othes con be. gcnuiIe.
| : 90. Price al per bOttlc-sN bottles for 3d.
Sold qy l'1t.fr,f -5Ii J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Walnut strcet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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FARMERS GuIDR-The concluding number OF this MI
is upon our table, and we but repeat tho yei
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complete and reliable ofthe contributions seientfe n
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Language plain, clear intelligble, and truthful. The N
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Ipotatons this port made by way orNew Orleans
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Look 10 your Coughs !.

TNO all such aboring under Coughs, Colda Hoarse
u ness, Pains in the Breast Splitting blood, &c, we
would honestly recommend the OF BrentingeT's Com,
pound Syrup of Boneset, apleasant speedy
cure 1t can be had at Messrs PLxroK L1KE'E end
tho FSusPention Bridge, and at -s i-4sl i..4 az
.tIi5.r io...,.i.s.- BRRNTLINGRR6 & ARMSTRONGiS,i
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Extract from letter received froma Physician In Nd
..s--'-s CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Oct 9TH 1851.
Messrs. SANDS, Gentcmen:-My little daughter was at.
dicted long time with Sore Head and Eyes, and by
using your SarsaparIla, perfectly cured other med.
Cncs and arsaPaas having failed to relieve her Having
Used and tEStEd its efficacy now confidently
In preference TO oher as seems possess proper,
ties contained III airy other preparation; and find
purchasers aer they have used it, invariably tho
same article again, whenever they require medicine for
which this is recommended. Respectfully yours,
.s.-- J. FLINT, NJ. d.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A b. & DT
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William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United Canadas Price 81 ncr
bottle; six bottles for g. For sale by
}. II. CRUMBACKER,
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L. Wilcox OF Pttsburgh; SeatOn & Sharpe OF Maysvlle
ShackleloTd q CriehtOn Portsmouth; and L. h. Human
Cincinnati -I.---..-.4 sept1O-3m
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AFFECTED BY THE ERIE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE,
&C., &c, &c.
Let all who wish purge tho blood from impurities and
resist epeteness uYsOtt'H
Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsapaila," which Is pro-
wing itself antidoe many OF the most mai gnOnt dis.
that ess heir TO, and they viii never DO disappon
te in this remedy the yublic fth has
waver; Orit is founded experience just
their want Of faith in other and spurious compounds
founded experience. Tey fly from mineral
hope and vgOr from thin purely regetabe remedy
however broken down in health and spTits-hovVeVci
lOatheaOme 10 himself and others let despair OF
covery; let the patient only understand that his hope OF
restoration lies only in Guysotps Extract OF Yellow
SaTsaparila, and persuade him, his 's sake, 10
and have hesitation in predicting his speedy
restoration to health. t--- 3t.. 10 .fITs-. 1i'
The Shaker prepared yellow Dock" and tho "Red
Honduras SaTsapaTn the invaluable remedial agents
rom which DR. Guysotps Improved Extract OF yellow
Dock and SarsapaTla is formed, Laboratory OF Dr.
GuySott the virtues OF these roots in their per-
His preparation contains all the restorative prop.
critics ROOTS combined and concentrated in
most strength and efficacy. ft 81 ~
Experiments were made in the this Iedi.
cno until found that II could not be further improved.
Accordingly find reSOrtcd TO almost universally in
cases Hepaic ScOrbuc and Cutaneos complaints for
general pTOstrntion of all the vital powers and all those
tormenng diseases OF the skin trying to the patience
and 50 Injurious 10 the health.
The following of Bcnajnh Hughes is OF the
astonishing record Amer forty years. sickness,
years. eXcTucian torture, the RmputatOn of Onecg
tic body and limbs almost of eating purifying dis
Extract or Yellow Dock and Sasaporia is almost mirac
.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS BURKE &.HARNRSI CRLRBRATRD +
FIRE PROOF SAFES


:. MESsRs, BURKE &.RARNRSI CRLKBRATF6
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
NHE character of these Safes St Louis was before so
Veestablished, that any further test proof OF tho
their being superior to all Ohers, would have been
unnecessarily hut in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. the
and maker OF Hal8 Patent Concrete Safes
which has burnt all other makes ofany note In the United
States der's patent included 1--WE took his challenge
and the result below the Committee who super.
intended the burning Safes
were Botleft in the furnaces two hours longer
The which tested Is to be at Store, anil
invite the public call examine II feel
dent that no will ever doubt their To proof qpaen
amer having the specimen which passed through thu
fiery ordeal ON the 18th OF June
Sole Agents the Manufacturers No. 49, Levee snd No.
II Com. Street ..la.5 $50 an. n t@-..
behalf OF Hail. D0dd & Co, OF Cincinnati, and Messrs 4
r Violet & Co.. agents Of MessTs Burke Barnes Co
OF PtsbuEg, to test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
By their respective prncp0S-TepOrt, that have
size, which had been in two years. In to FRO
made with oak wood, and Psburg stoneeoal. for ties
space five half hours, and during that
eve the heat applied far than thatin any oTdi
taking the safes from the mTnlce. and cooling tbom down,
that iron casting both in places
ly burnt off, that the cooks wore unir5uredt
opening the safes % nnd books and papers entirely
injured, except slightly by wateTused in cooling o
This found to with both safes and the only
peTceptble difference the Of the interior
that the VaTnSh tho woodwork Of Burke * Barnes
entirely unTjuTed, while that on Hail. DodG Il COPS,
was blistered and bIAcendd lneonlnson, would
mark that froE the result OF test we have no hestaS
ton in the sales Of both parties to the eon'
80 '' ~ 'i't'' WARWICK p MILLER,
DAVID n. BISHOP,
a. .ats.5tF t..s itr..l.rI GERARD b. ALLRNf
St. LoaJs. June rs. 1889. isf ID. ID AFet
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MISGEI1 LA. NEQUS.
vmERLIN(7 PRaIALE sRmINARY. I

WHEELING ,RBmALE sEmINARK.t
rIHHE regular time for tho commencement ofthe Fail
fiT XIII S s6inSes 5t sy Sa ~
The teachers al present connected with tho Seminary
Rev. 5. ". ToLPoRp, b. D., Prtnetpal.
Miss ". BLISS.
Miss MARGARET ORR,iHf A.,.,.,
Miss, MIRA H. TOWNSEND, 1As"'SHS.
r Mas FRANCIS L. HARDING, .an
miss HAIRY o. ToLFoRD, A'st;iaH Primary Depart.
MI. L. P. De MAsSIAS, FTenleh aud DTalginE.. =
Prof b. b. STONE, Vocal Music. AZ ~ : 90
en- account of ProvdenaI detention at 6onIo bus sill
hrobably be with US In the Spring.
:cnnnnry near Philadelphia She not only gives :.stuc
n,Es in the higher branches taught in semnaies is
n Mc can receive lessons they may prefer either
rom Prof NVinklc. or Miss Bliss .. :. -i,sliiII
The Natural Sciences will BIO taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made courses OF
oIe The classes by some experienced Lecturer aud Ex
We would again direct the attention orperents, tc thi
Ipupil, will at once know the amount OF Tuition. Where
tho majority OF the studies OF pupil are in any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent, bedding Fire and
Lights anu Ancient Languages, IL desired, per session
Washing Tor Bo8rters; per io1, e.-''.. 2, 90
lIkT PUPILs-T uition-Primary, Junior Gradepe
Senior Grade, 1900
Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
:. Moddio class, 100
&" Ancient Languages, Fourth year. DAG 1S 90
10 extra CHARGE sreepf oT ne JolloOiag branches:
1Isc pcr session 81 five months, with OF instrument
Tor lessons" H ~ -''1' 1900
If4h Ofinstruincnt for daily practice, 10 is e 90
aIOlaTn Languages, Painting drawing, ,-,- 1900
embroidery Fancy NeodiewOrk, or plain Sew. ~
Vocal Siasie Chemical aud Philosophical Lectures, 90
wlcr asusic Teacher yes lessons out or the Somna
ry consequence OF the extra trouble the same is chang
ell ss IN tho Seminary, ViEi StS per session.
Pupils charged from tie time entrance to the close
Osess:OI and nc deduction mado except for sickness.
With reference to the management OF the school, we
have only tosay, that have heTe Gorersnt aud Ldp
administered kindly nleed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. OuI
arrangements also such, that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day system gives
ira and trouble TO Teachers but The only Sd
Sg'trm We have found 'roachers who have well sustain
ell our views. In .5Eaf- ff4eI'a fI5FF
as to tho progress OF our pupils in sound learning
tl0sO Interested will visit us, attend examinations &c
will point them the higher classes
aud sayHic Hosfrg IHoEtuea-here our pledges
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MzEIDfCIN An.
WistaTs Batasa1iS of wild Cherry!
The beSt Il sS.ss u ever itssoy,rii 10 Nan

~ GSakas, coias, AsmaS Group, Broneh4tts Influenza
3tse4fAg Of le Lang, Breathing Lirer Agee.
ie.lS, Pain WedkResS ne Bre4st or Side PITSt
Stages Of COHsttEPtioaS DC, 4s.,4e.
In short this Basamis peculiarly adapted to eycry dsoase
the Lungs and Liver which Is produced by our evern
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known possess important
medicinal properties Thislae is familiar toevery nGtfo
in land, and oen prescribe il In GIHernt
fors variety OF complaints, Tar also has been
cquaiy noted rits SFsi and physicians, whose
to whole country, have gone aras
IN declare that even could BIO cured by that
LOfs III other hands, again. 1t nearly vaueleSS owing
doubt to their ignorance in preparing and administering
it's difficulty now entirely obysted BY
and long HTpeTin leIt, T 4 q = ~ faiA5 Wkt
Tie Extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub
STANCES now tho first tmo combined and embnd.e
in DIR: wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. "
nice chemical process everything deloters USELESS
rectcd that what remains 10 tho most
truly ecacous remedy for all kinds Of pulmonary ahd
diseases ever known to man. TO convince all unbelcvsr
that theory 10 really true TelcT to ow cases
cures par IOrmed by this wonderflL medicine.