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THE TAPE WORM,

rms Is the most difficult Worm to DESTROY NJ ,, ,h
% nest 'he human system, il grows an almost Indasn
ehgth becoming so coiled and fastened i'm The In,e
snd stomach etecting the health so sadly ms a.,
Wins Dance FITS &C. that those afflicted seldom II evs %
tha " rs Tape Worm Fastening them TO an es,i
treatment must he pursued it would therefore he nl
70 .ake 10 OF my Liver Pills to remove a %
.ne worm which must be taken in doses of TpIn sp1h
spoonins times day. these directions followed h
case OF Tape Worm. ~ must obstinate
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WiLLlAn hosissos has applied 10 the Commis.io,o,
OF lnsoiven,s Of belmont County Ohio under The s,h
vent debtors" '' vi '"so''
Copies Of the proceedings bsfore the Commissioned, will
DC returned and nied in the Clerks oce of the ~,
common rieas ofnsd county, before the drs Ia
OF the next term, As required by said act WV '" "s'
Feb. II, Sat- CommIssoner oi Insn,,
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REMOVAL.

THE suhserlher takes this method Of informing nj,
friends and the public, that he has removed nom hi
old stand, No. $50 TO No. 81, MAIN STREET JJnion
Buildings4 doors below Monroe street, where he h
pTepared TO exhibit his large stock OF fashionable ana
well'made FURNITURE, consisting OF Plain and
Dressing Bureaus, Secretaries and Book Cases WsrJ
tohes Beadsteacs in their variety. Card Dinise and
breakfast Tables, o'c.s and Wash Stands Look ins
Glasses, Mahogany Chairs, Sofas Dvans OuoInans H.
Also, large stock Of Windsor Chairs Of yarions n.,
city. JKREHIIH EI Tu M ~ a .ns
Wheeling, apr 10, lsa.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

'HE largest and hest selected stock of Fancy and s.
pie Dry Goods we ever brought the city lust omen
ed al the sign OF the GOLDEN BEEHIVE No III
Main st., Wheeling, Va. Consisting of every VARIETY
oi Rich and staple Dry Goods, kept in our line They
And in quantity quality, variety or richness are moi
ekceed by any stock Of goods ever in Wheeling Not
and Cash Prlces-e not deceived by them for we can
and win sell every variety Of Dry Goods for Cash or
h9H approved credit as cheap as any house in the cty
van and see for yourselves and be for we study
10 please dec. "a, 1881 STONE & TIIOMs AZ.
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NOTICE.

NM f the undersigned Butchers of Whee
" ling, have established drove yard at VIM
Clafku Tavern, two miles west oi Wheeling IN IeImon
County, Ohio. We the undorsigncd Butchers pIc,lp,
ourselves TO sustain said drove yard by buying all th,
cattle That we may want al said yard There has been
pair Of Msons Patent Scales put up at said yard for ths
accommodation OF those who wish weigh soc OF any
Mind Market day. as lollows Mondays aud Thursdays
Teach week Wm CLARK keeps on hand for the ac com
mediation Of droyers, corn, and hay at all times.
p,,., s, February I, 1853.
steuefick shnk. Lewis sebIight,
samuel Joseph, Peny Hess
Robert MAsingham, u. Pumphry
yohh BAH, Charles Hoinmel,
Samuel OIbine, Jacohs Hall
John DaIAh, Geo keeIi,n
Geo. Bowers, VIM Keeii,u
Casper Spear, Henry on
John zeoekisr. Samuel MilIgan,
Mm. smith, Harmon Hess,
retsf Heoekler, Henry Foster,
Frederick BAyha, Godfrey PanL
Wan. DarAh, John Shoun
Frank faweett, Charles siioemak.r
Otto iiess, Ruhy Ruby
Benj. l.. Lilly, Lewis on
Thos White, WIN, Loss,
Joseph hegef, Samuel Ellis,
STACY CIan, Samuel McWilams,
NSPef LeoekIef' Charles fTEmAs,
W. PumphTy. Zen is Is5,
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ln,nsssorss .a,. wrishrs Iaaiss Vegetable Pin.
EITx 1n1i 8 '
hsss mAs
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TUsT received 10, OF Mems Drsb Cloth Cans of Al.
~ most approved styles aud patterns, ~ " ''''
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1859. g. d. HARppp
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A NEW ARRIVAL OF TEAS.

~. & J. OSBORNE, corner of Main 4 Ma
GM rieua streets, St., Ciarsville have Just re.
uH ceived superior quality OF teas, from the mos,
eA2nexperienced and extensive tea merchants In the
city VI Philadelphis Imperial, Gun Powder, Young
hyson and Black Teas all Of which they will sell at rea
sonabe prices and invite their customers and the public
JuAs 4 l65e. .
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Winding UD!

SHAWI.s, Cobourgh cloths, TagIonis and Metropo
iians, and other wors,ed goods, at your prices
They'Ie cheap, and II you dont believe IT, come and
look al them. I'll: JOHNSTON, Jr, I62 ain a.
oct. |, 1889,
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Table and Piano Covers.

JUST received large stock of French Embosse,
Cloth Covers, OF different sizes and colors some o
superior quality, which will he sold low by
Oct i, 1852. J. q. HARBOUR, 143 Main 81.
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A. Nj. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
c L 0 7 HIN G
B : 7 ABLIS II NJ E n r

| On the Corner OF Water and Monroe s,ree,s
Wheeling, Va,
WhFnE always can bs found the largest. obe,,..,
~ ana 'he most desirable stock OF Goods In Wbes,
an balsmoIe, and his Goods present an unusn.i w,
on din oln.of quality and style, aud il is well snn,
GS,se nn"I!s sssI. h can be had Of him. For Good an,
| or yoa may regret It. wv 70" 10 call
ili. stock consists OF the following articles.
iUo hlsoh oioth dress coats; 100 blue hrown .nd -
dol l50 black cloth irock do is0 blue hr"s aa greer
ao,i ssO BLACK, hown blue and green sacs coats, M.
W., so.,. aae Q, Cashmere, CLOTH &e 100 beS
doE white shirts Of all grades; so doz check sh,, ~
a"n mMnors s,ripei doz. silk undershirs; 10 o~
cotton undorshrni doz, wO0len undershiyts, % Jo.
gauhos undershir's; 500 pr, black Cashmere nsn oS @
na,ed striped and mixed pants; 5000 Dr. cassno,,
al pAilerus i?g! valencia marseies v",,ys 's VESTS
as o fancy orsysis; ~ doz neck ties 90 dos norLa
styles 81 doz half hose; ~ doE drawers prices snd
All The above articles, with a great many mo,. ..
roe and Water s,,es,s' Wheeiins corner OF Mon
n'cn OF Hats aud Caps. M All All. aS,ofI
All o,dn,. ~, m attention paid to eastom pork and
"'' ''"o's w'' oe n''ed win dispatch, by A. M
Opinions OF the Press.
CLoruso.--we would Adylse all n.,.o.. ,-,,
frs M good material, to call at A. M Adsms, T,,s
ing store on Water street. lie has very G"a @ .o'.
cLornlsai CLornIsall at fair price. can .Is.y ~
Of our friend A. NJ Adams, corner Of Monroe snd %
smees &c is fully prepared 10 ria Won o"' ~ cas- ,
height Of fashion. ~ ~" ou' IN tha
This gentleman has ahou, 1000 inv..,o, l.,
oi We richest make, aud can furnish man S,a s
voc save with shoes Particular attention is sol. W
, eomp,sirg as u does, coating, ves,inrs n."
Aoons, neckereheis drawers, suspendsTs mater, pan
nv, %ehs and splendid 10, OF hats and caps You Guy
,.n.sS ~ ss ny calling a. his store for any garment in
he does AsIse business he Is able 10 sell ohesp hi" o
sshE quick sales and small profits" This .disJ ~
attendance shoald be sucionl indueenen, 10,
% sn u,sposed 10 hny, 20 give him CALL Lei ali ths'e
o,e, VINO seek Their own interest "encourase home in
"us"y e shedding their thresdbare rarb for ns'. s
ons.-Ds'iy Ti.ss I 0sistts. oe,. 20 ,ss" ~"
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NOTICE.

Whereas, WILLIAM Bytas, an apprentice hoy has Ief
me without any Just cause hereby fofewaTn sny An,
all persons trusting him, on my aeeoun or tender.,
any service with the expectation OF mak mo Tesnon
sibs. a. shall not pay any debts OF his mo-.
service, unsss compelled by law. "'
Feb. Is, lest pd. ASA GARhETsoN
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One Year I'm advance!

CLoAks. with and without hoods, bought at "Bul
~ pins" Cloak Emporium, Broadway New York, tht
latest styles at (oet. |, 1881 JoHNsToN's.
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WAR!!!!!! WAR!!!!!!! WAR!!!!!!!
Chairs at Wheeling Prices!!

On Main st. doors east Of Marietta ST. ST. GLARS.
WILLIE o. in the formerly occupied as the Gazette
and Citizen Office.
7 BEG leave to tender my sincere thanks TO my nu.
mcrous friends for the very liberal patronage they
have heretofore bestowed, and inform them that have
large and fashionable stock OF work on hand, and am
constantly ~ every style Of Cane and Wood
seat Chairs Among which will I've found, French, vi
emma Cane Seat, Upright Fret Banster Back, Cottage
Common, Boston, Half Boston and Common Arm Chairs
Nursing, Sewing, Chdren's Table, Rocking and ToI
Chairs Settees, Sociables, Counter Stools, etc.
will take pleasure in showing my work to all whit
may favor with VISIT and attend promptly to all or
deTs.
TPP. Sold Work repaired and repansed in yer!
neat manner and al the very lowest rates. All wor
! warranted as none but good workmen employed.
JOSEPH ANDERSON.
| St. .CIairsyille, Nov. 5, 1852.
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Going 10 Quit!

RLACK, Green, Choco, Maroon, Mode and Cherry
- French Mernos; al less prices than they can bt
bought East this season-come and see them.
Oct. I, lS52. I'll; JOHNSTON, Jr., lG2 Main 1t.
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PREPARES! PREPARE!
NO he astonshed at the great difference the cash sys
l. tenn makes in the Price of Goods.
opening the largest stock of Dry Goods ever
offered at retail in this city, and as propose selling them
ENTIRELY FOR CASH
am determined OGhf them prices that every
body will be convinced 1t is TO their interest to buy for
cash.
Programme, in part:
Fine Rich Dc Laines, at 12.
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, at o.
Yard Wide elegant Chintz, at l2.
Good Black Alpaccas, at 70.
Good Jeans and Satinetts, as low as l2
best Ftp BIeached Muslins in town.
Finest kind of Red FlanneIs, 25.
Aso-The most elegant and expensive Silks, Satins
and Brocsdes French Cashmeres, DE Laines Embroid.
cries. Gloves Hosiery &c, &C., all at much less prices
than under the old system. ]. 4. RHODES
GOshorn Buildings, No. 49, Main street
p e. Goods any part of the city free of charge
and Store open until o. clock at night.
Oct. !, 1859.
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DISSOLUTION.

HE partnership heretofore existing
4 between MccosAnrY lIIscr, in the Drug husi
ness, was dissolved the 2Oth day of January IsS
THK DRus BUSINESS is continued. at the old stand by
McCONAHEY 4 KELLY
bridgeport, Feb. II, is53.-3t.
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TX DOZ. Brass Stair Rods, a first rate article ius
~ received, those in want os a cheap and good ar
tice viii please call. "
Oct. I, 1852. ]. G. HARBOUR, l43 Main st.
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MR E>NHD~Ar
Market Street Chair Shop.
WNI. III. SEAMAN

MANUFACTURES of Chairs, settees, sooiabIes
~ STOOLS etc No. 1866 Market ST., would respectfully
acues and keeps on hand, large and good assortment
OF setees chairs sociabes, stools etc. of all kinds He
determined by buying his stock the lowest whole.
sae prices to make the best work and sell at the very
lowest prices. His stock of CHAIRS settees sociabes
arm-chairs, rocking chairs, chdren's chairs counting
mouse Stools oce chairs writing and revolving chairs
and arm chairs OF all kinds, is unusuaIi arge and pri
Ces exceedingly low. Give him call and you will find
that Market street is the place buy both in price and
quality. Wheeling. apr 40 1886
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PROBATE COURT,

The State Of Ohio, Belmont County, IS
NOTICE ID hereby given that the following named
~ Executors and Admin stratOrs bAy. nI,J they a.
counts ana vouchers In my ONCE for settlement TO wit
Abner Crew, Admir- OF Martha Crew, deed.
AbneI Crew, AdmI OF Sarah II. Retry decd
Joseph Wilson. Exsc'r Of Evan Phillips decd
Henry ThuTston, Admir- Of Joseph A. bailey decd
The hrs two Aiove named accounts wi be- f,, healing
Of March next, -''
DAVID HARRIS
Teo' 20 Probate Jndge.
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UNION FOUNDRY,

WALL PAPER-SPRING STOCK.
received at Fishers Book Store on Main stree,
~ aIerge and splendid stock OF American and Frensh
WALL PAPER and BORDERING Of the hest onoii,v
ana latest Styles among the first in market Persons
themselves. " '',i InaiM ai,g eAam,ne Ian, ne ioi
wheeling, apr. 10, 1852 "'
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
WALL. PAPER.

q & mn PIECEs-Persons wanting Wall Psper
NC,OOO will please hear Il in mind that the sui,
acribers have just received stock OF fine and common
Wall Papers, Bordering and Fresceens not surpassed
by any In the city. in quality and varry Prices sure
to he lower than elsewhere. +. l.. WILDE & co.
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1852. cor. Main and Union sts
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WHEAT & CIIAPLTNE.

Monroe Street,
~~A WHEELING, VA
GAGNA WHOLESALE DEALERS IN NOTIONS
-SS&Ns> SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, WALL
5s>-aS~r PAPERS, WRITING PAPERS CtITI rpv
'oAbs, nhoshks, HOSIERY GLOVES, THREADS sTATIoN.
kRY, AND ALL SMALL ARTICLES BOUGHT pY
rxr COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NIE are now receiving our Spring S,ock IN u,,;t -
invite the attention of the trade pledging ourselves
se as low as any jobbbng house the country RAYS
' ''' "a"'eo' april 1882
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'I'HE cheapest Alpacas in Amerca-Fne a,paca ALI
coI0rs worth 3lt at 1871, beautiful figured black do
worth so cts at 25 rich figured Alpaca for trav
at amazingly low prices. AT the ''1'
GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE
apriI9 1857 No. IVA Main Street Wheeling
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"THE MOTHER OF PRESIDENTS and the
Mother of Slaves, gets capital cut ina late
number Of the Westmnste. Review. In
noticing the volume of "Lectures on the
Evidences" delivered before the Virginia
University by ga number Of Presbyterian
ministers, the Westminster says:
"The lecture on the Unity OF the Human
Race is well-reasoned and eloquent; but it is
noticeable that in this peroation, when
picturing the milennial congress of nations
and races, though the orator remembers the
'cannibal ZeaIander, the fierce Malay, the
wild Camanche,' the gigantic Patagonan,
the growing Bushman, the 'squalid Es
quimaux,' the 'crouching Hindoo', and every
other race we can think of, he forgets The en-
slaued negro-although it was doubtless. 'al
article of that kind that drove him to tn
lecture hall an hour or two before. Tn
best lecture in Virginia on human BROTHERHOOD
or on Christian Evidences generally, would b
apractical one.
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Spring styles of Silk Hats for 1852.
THE FIRST IN MARKET.
usr reed from New York, Beebe & cos sprjng stv,e
oi SIX HstsIa hat that cannot be surpassed in bill
hancy-Aso lot of the PhiladeIpb,a stvIes Cai, " "a
see them at the of Main and Union sfr anu
Wheeling, apr. 16, 1859. 8. ID. HsRpEp
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New Carpets. .
Save your CarDets.

. DoH skeeton Mats, together with a srea, v.ris,v
OF Other door Mus just yeeeivuj and will be ssis
vssv H~~ tcu + fsus} J. dHXRsSuT'
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Carpets.

'REAUTlFUL Ingram Carpets, an auction lot, very
ID cheap; 200 y'ds Hemp do, very cheap; a good
sortment OF Rag do. AT STONE & THOMAS
Oct. I, 1852.
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Always In advance!

our Palm Leaf Shawls were all sold last Gear. bu
" we have another style not out here yet-come nnf
see them. .toclll TIL: JOHNSTON, Jr., l0s Main 81.
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New Cooking Stoves.

pattern for Coal Cooking Stove to which tbev u,onid
nye the candid attention of their customers and the
Ills cheap neat and durable consumes mucb loss s,o,
and mas all the appurtenances necessary to eomnJe,e
cooking apparatus. Wheeny ant az S',sPre'e isPo
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To Females.

You will find these Pills an inv.,,.h,.
many complaints TO which you are subject In % In
ons enhet total or partial they have been fonnd ~
es.nale peheni restoring their functional .rr -, IN
men,s 70 healthy action purifying The blood ,ad
nuids SO eiiectually 10 put TO flight all Iner
may arise from female Irregularities as
uiness dmness OF sight pain ip the side bseS ga'
none genuine unless signed J. N. Hobensaei a., -,
lL PAeenis wishing new supplies, and s,o,. r.
aesIous OF becoming Agents must address ths Peopsrs
'or' j. NJ Hobensaek, Philadelphia. Pa. ' i'opfiS
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GEORGE MENDEL,

"o' io4, MAN street, Wheeling Va,
I now receiving a LARGE LOT op C,p,,n,
FIoa, nOSS' 81, MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and
% VI Cloths OF all widths, and keeps con stantv on
% isIee assortment of Furniture of all Kinds ana
ayes, mstiresses and Bedding of every deserp,ion
Veneon nn% Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates
mings, Giocks, Mahogany veneers Vanish Uairenth
bo Ser Springs, sackng, Bottoms Brass and Ma
sia hods etc. all of which will be sold a, the
apr. IS, 1859.
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In the Newark Adv, r;ser, we find letter,

In the Newark Adv, r;iser, we find letter,
dated
DBEsDES, Saxony, Jan 9th, 1851 am
sick Of negro talk & life in Saxony. Where
ever 60, in public or private, Uncle Tom is
the hero of the day. lf chance to look up
to ascertain the name Of street, huge pla-
card, or picture representing American sla-
very, stares me in the face. IL step into
bookstore, Uncle Tom, in every shape and
form, in German & English, with illustrations
and without illustrations, for any price, is
thrust under my nose. In returning from a
recent excursion among the Bohemian Noun
tains, I stopped at house in the forest,
where perhaps an American was never before
seen. Upon showing may pass, the little
post drew from his bosom copy OF Uncle
Toms Cabin, and with significant look en-
quired if | had read it, 1t is the universe
theme for conversation both in the family cir
Gle, & in the public beer shop. When friends
meet, the customary Introductory remark con
cerning the weather is often forgotten in tn,
eagerness to talk Of il; and it is praised b.
every tongue as the maximum of literary pro
duction.
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XNTE are now receiving from our eastern Manufactuy.
ing Establishments Of the largest and best
uacured assortmeuts of Boots and Shoes for sprinp
and Summer Wear offered in this or any other
ket. They have been manufactured order according
to our own drecion and are intended expressly for re
may favor with CALL we can offer an nusu ay
variety OF Boots and Shoes, which we guaranteed e1ua
in quality OF material and workmanship to those manu-
factured in this or any part of the United States Ou
stock will be found to consist in part of the following
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Party Dresses.

RIBBON striped Brocsde, and twisted silk Grena
IL dimes at less than New York prices. Light coored
Giaee silks always worn on sale cheaper than you car
buy them notwithstanding OF TO quii-ca at
Oct. !, 1852. JOHNSTONs'
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HOB DENSACK'S WORM Svnsim

AN article founded upon scientific PRINCIPLES, com.
pounded with purely vegetable substances be 'oin' @
iec'y SAFE when taken, and given to tbe nn, ei
nmn. SSa infant with decided beneficial effect where Bowel
debitated the Tonic properties of nv Worm san S ana
ina. stands without equal IN Catalogue ass S
which makes it an Infallibe remedy for thos |maeh:
Syrup after Physicians have failed il fba ba, ~ shis
o! its superior efficacy over all Others '' e'idenss
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TAKE NOTICE!
IN 000 PIECES of Wall Paper of every ,r,do
lO,OOO Velvet and Common Borders. p,niyn E,aue
Green and Shaded Window Curtains ~ '"Aeo
Transparent Oil Shades,
Fire Screens, &C., now receiving
We buy these goods from the Manufacturers and ,,,
our LANCE STOCK and Low PRICES, will snit si
6T DON'T buy before seeing our Stock. IN
april 9, 1852. WHEAT A. CuApIINEy
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Mems Boots.

ION PAIR mems thick Boots.
lZU 90 " gents " "
Just received,
Oct. l, 1852. TODD q DEYOL
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BJ@$500 CHALLENGER.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happine,. ~
people Is a. all times Of the valuable impo,
anee. take 1t for granted that every person nil ~
their power to the lives of their Children .uS
at every person will endeavOr to promote their o~s
neath Al all sacrifice. feel il to be INV dutv IN solsu
assure you that WORMS according to he Opinion A.
.ne most celebrated Physicians the primary osms
VI aIge majority OF diseases to which children ana
aSuns are iiable If you have appetite continusii1
enangeabe from one kind Of food another Bad Rrss,p
an IN 'ne stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness snn
funess OF the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Pnss% % ~
resular-remember that all these denote WOR MS ~. -.
annlu fba O-eANo,