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over the entrance, in German letters, Lager
Bier Il Is = dingy, CnprepoSsessing looking
plaoe-p ro6atly only half ligh which adds
% It's diSTRalaT peSrauce- Seated around table
are some half-dozen ill.layored, understanding
fellows playing At cards, who, Is you descend,
look askance toWasds you. AS Jon advance to
the bar, rom side apartment young female
comes confidently up to you. and, with an affecr
tionatestare, says, in broken English = dear,
won't you treat mesn
OF course no gentleman can deny so small 8
favor; so two glasses are ordered, and the young
Indy becomes moro gracious towards him than
so slight an acquaintance viii justify. NoW,Y
this lady is neither Venus IN appearance nor
Dian In her Virtne; for there Is an impudenees
in her features which is ever at variance with
beauty, and Significance" iuthe extreme low
ness of dress about the neck, together with that
fallen expression" abont the countensnce, which
connects her, IN our opinion, with the 1ym0hS
III pa9e. This is '.fFee-aud=e place, in its
fun accePtation. 1t IS only fit for taeinebriate
and the deprayed: for the lager is bad, the Gig
ars are bad and the whole place, people and all,
have bad Odor. tbs in these places that many
of our country gentry, who run into wiz vaga-
ries amid the eniovTnents of the city, arc often
decoyed; and, while reviling in bad lager, bad
tobacco, and the society of Dutch beauties, arc
in the end unceTemoniously robbed, and SO
threatened with vengeance afterwards that, in
nine cases out Of ten. they keep their own coun-
sci, and return home wiser if not better men,
without informing the authorities of their treat
ment
But the very prince of Iager-beer saloon keep
ers-and a regular 'tbricl" he isis Bavaeran
There is a strong resemblance between him and
glass of his own freshlager; both have q fresh
greasy look-a fat, oily appearances rolling,
luscious. outside look, that awakens pleasant
sensations in any man-eycn Know Nothing
or a teatotaIlcr. Our Bavarian has a broad, ru-
bicund yisage, a eorporocity stretched by con-
tinual pressure Of lager into the capacity of a
large barrel, and is full of sparkling anecdote
and good humor. he forms the centre of his
group of customers, drinking his own lager at
their expense, keeping them in u roar of nerri-
ment, AMI at every laugh his fatsides shake with
sympathetic enjoyment His stomach appears
so to assimilate with lager that glass after glass
disappears with almost momentary rapidity in
its capacious bulk, that never cries enough"
but, like the fabulous vessel of the i-fatcd vir-
gins, is never filled. Helcads an idle, jolly life;
but, owing to the many layers offat on hisribs,
he suffers much from difficulty of breathing and
the excessive heat of summer.
On the whole, mankind ought to thank the
Germans for having introduced so delicious
beverage, and am gladto see that its consump-
ton is daily increasing among all classes of so
siety If artificial drinks are necessary, (and
from observance such appears to be the fact llet
us forswear strong drinks, and addict ourselves
to lager"
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: ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,

H
WIN given any artist IN Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures viz and ak Daeuerrotgts
Of s9aI merit twelve which Adams VII select
his eoiiectiSn He has opened Gallery Forbs Jew
ELY Store se Main St. with sktgt arranged the most
approved principles. which be cquaed unless sii
Iary situated fronting the river With OF
CO.'S Iarge well arranged with convenience for
making first class pictures Of style and size. He is
happy that he viii be assisted by Mr. JAMES 0ADY
the artist who pictures that awarded ths high
est PREMIUM cod Neddl at the of the american
Institute Castle Garden New YORK. also the Only premium
a,cdrdsd DaguesreOtypes Rorlds Fair at Paris
Mr. A. has received medals and eight diplomas the
aguerreotypes exhibited at different United
States whieuy their superiority and having
hOuored viii. large proportion of the business in Wheeling
past year he expects with Increased facilities only
enlarge the number of his patrons especial
l as herees the merits of his productions ra.
than display Of furniture. Apbrotypcseher sn0lc
double gss. Dasuerrosypes plain colored equal
painting ivory Photographs thelowes prices upto
my dollars Our light being made of French Plate Glass
being unobsructed by oter buing., be
made from sus1tse sunset Pictures ofchildren taken
'taHtaHeousiy from ga M.to8PM Yetthel lights
and mild that persons With eyes by With per-
feet COady days good any By this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
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sofia also b. Druggist, generally.
a REWARD IS OFFERED!

q
detection any person connterfeu Initiating,
or the vender any such imitation of BR
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERs. The genuine, hIshly
cenrated Holaad eTsfs put upinhafplnt bottles only,
having o: The proprietor T. PAGE, Jr., blown In
thcu and signature around the neck of each and
bottle.
This delightful Aroma has been received By Americans
with that favor which only extended really scientific
preparations When consider the marked success attend
inc It's administration in stubborn Of Fever and
Ague weakness. of any kind Dyspepsia Heartburn Aeidty
of the Stomach Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Cosveness and Piles together complete control 1t
exercises oyer all Nervous Rheumatc and NeuralEc Alec
tions, we cannot its popularity Well may the
invalid value this remedy.
G-sol at 81 per bottle or six hotties %, ty the
proprictors, BENJAS1N PACE, JE & Co. -
Manufacturing rlarnaceuitss and Chemists, Smith,
field and Thrill streets, Pittsburgh, and by
s LAEGHLLNS d BUSAFLEhD, 2
iuaa Wheeling, Va.
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

VIrrini.a I.oaee No. .8.-1Ieets e7eEy ThnTsdEy
s. he nan corner Of afakst and asSEce ssFes
ions g. y7s1sn7. & G.; b II Orr. sec4etaTg-
RFnnkIfn Ledge Nc. e3.--aleets as above every
Monday evening Jous BAT1ss n. Oh q: p ozaplsas
Secretary.
WA. Tell Ledge Ne, S5.-siesss = sSoTseTe-,
~ Wednesday evening. J. 6. HogEEASs, y. g. sohS
SatGdt Secretary.
wheeling Lodge NO. 59s:afeets every Monday
evening az nan corner Market Quincy streets. H
BloWr, n. G.; Join 7hebssn, seere;aFy.
4EasnoIa Lodge No. s9.-5ieets As above every
Friday svenIng L. B. McI.4Is, n. G.S NJ #. RlaRekrrd
AbEaul,s zsneau,a vsupaelat ad.-Areets At the
Ha corner Market and Monroe streess the st and fsf
Tuesday evenings Of eaeh month r. UTHxAx, O. p; s. "
Peazson, se7ibe.
watch RncamPn1ent No. 3A,-Aieets as
above the record and satd Tuesday evenings Of each
month. vs., KLIxrIEp q. p; En,. Tetsgqroer Scribe.
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MASONIC DIIeEOToRY.

OhIo Lodge No. slO1.--aiee.s At Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Monroe Streets first and tir1 Mon
day evenings of each month g. W. stoHIs, ". M Afe-
aader Eas0hIia, Secretary.
Wheettng Lodge No. 12s.-Aeeta as above on
theat and third Thursday evening" Of each month f. A.
DRESTtlyeEE, ". sf.s S ". Pearsoa' Secretary.
wheeling linton Chapter Ne. 10.-Neets IS
above second onaty evening of each month W g.
sco7T. h. P; s. ". Psare0R, Secretary.
wheeling EncnnPment Ne. 1.-9feets as
above on Monday evening Of each month. W. j.
BATEs, 6. G., n. Losfn0, Recorder.
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sffe Ere 1nde9teo 70 ION. = e4AsA -
tor sundry documents FOX which he viii please
ncesptous thanks. We were much pleased with
= portion Of his remarks on the bill to grant
lands % tie State Of Alabama for railroad pur=
vcsss How Congress can thus fritter away the
puhHc lands TO lsnd jobbers and spectators
While they properly belong to the States equally,
v-ssre ct a less to determine if we concede hon
ssty snd integrity to the members In few
resrs more the old States, the original propri-
et5rs Of the public lands held prior to 1903,
iTI be robbed Of al their interest and will find
what they gave IS fund to pay the Reyolution-
rrv debt alienated from It's object and given to
iotbe-s md spectators alone. This fund prop
civ used might have done much towards many
good objects in ell the States, SIS it is it goes to
the pocket Of the RantouTs and other HANDY"
,nernbers Of Congress, who too often sre direct
IL Interested in the results for which they labor
PIuuder ia the object and too often is it attained
in these latter days. We learn that the half OF
the lands granted to the Illinois Central. are yet
unsold. that funds sufficient to to make the whole
road have been already realized and practically
without calling on the stockholders for dollar,
while bankrupt members Of Congress, have be-
come miIlionaires by the speculation. We do
not vouch for these things though they may be
even too true. But is it right Who seriously
anticipates increased value to theresidue of these
lands? But if the value Of the residue is to be
enhanced, when did the government get the
power to turn land Spectator and stock jObberg
Truly in these days of plunder. there seems to
be 8 grand race among denagogues towards ag-
raEianisln, and he is swiftest who can fitch most
from the government and turn it into private
avenues. 1t would be well for the country if
Congress had more LetcheTa, more honest men,
who shrinl. not from the discharge of their duty,
even though they thereby fail to acquire popu-
larity among that class of men who applaud
success rather than principle, and look to per-
sonal asrandisenent rather than to those prin-
ciples Of conservative equality, by adhering to
which We can alone hope to attain to national
progress. The country has much TO fear from
fanaticisu and seetionaiism. It has suffered
much from The agrarian efforts of demagogues.
How Wilt bear up against their combined efforts!
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DR.. ]. Hedges


-FEVER IS AGUE ANNIHILAToa!
FEVER and Asue. Calls and Fever, Dumb Asue any
form of Intermittent Fever, whether recent
ing Is speedily safely, etctualy cured by theuse of
Or. J. Hedges Annlhiator.
This preparation is entirely free from all metallic poison
such as Arsenic or Mercury, butts Compounded from ex-
Tracts purely vegetable 1t cerain safe and eicaciOus
remedy and can he taken ali kinds Of weather. The Pro-
prie.or has article in his private practice for
several years. and in it failed to effect perfect
cure when the directions have followed In posi-
BILE way can nure the SYSTEM butts adapted 70 al ages
sexes and constitutions be given the infant Of
month old with rs much safety as the adult and can be
Kept In any climate II needs encomIum, long array
Of testimony herald its Its merit lies within 1T
uefand to the Invalid viii prove Of value than
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only by Proprietor at ssanhOpe, N L and
never genuine without his signature.
ts wheeling Va and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughOutthc United States
W. H. DEcANIP. General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States &
my1:Sm IS courtYnd st. New York.
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A MoSuAtENT,
LIKE MANY oTHEi;S. 70 TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HdJIPTONHS .I-EfEIAPLE fTLYCTUREI!

DGLTraoGE, March 81, 1856.
tscged Win pin in my rsIlt ankle We physi-
clan who ordcfeI be pouced, was very mucl
to the height Of my knee suffered very severely Win pain
ulcers the number Of formed between anEs
which particles Of hone to the number of 23
and one 0Ft*9 Of FIIf T G6uNf Sf4i SiR
then taken TO Hartford county Of this sate the ys
GERS hut could live Afterwards. This physician work
m with weeks, using the knife frequently, TAX
giving me any reie-sce OF the applications
when applied the great my friends
there for me from my knee to ankle was not
hOney.comh, the numerous ulcers running
would scratch fingers white pus would issue theFeFom
'HNsu "'''' Baltimore NY HOME!
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
BY The advice ofmy friends, 1use yarous remedies
Of which gave me only transient relief Icontnued grow
an ulcer Which piece of bone. Adoth
also formed SPINE wheh my physieians Gu. out
only means q saving my Me- After his yet another form
other parts body which In number and size astonish
cd those who them Twas reduced to mere skeleton,
- DEATH A RELTEFi
f. death would been reliefto had tried ply
S 6SRs s a been az an ss s
TURE OF disease slmIisr to the one was aborng
advised try IT. At this time had been afflicted full
five years. commenced taking lfdnlpf0hS RtgetG6Ea
7EnetarS.'' a,..
the first bottle of which inspired me with hope and by the
time had taken Eve bottles felt much improved that
had the confidence to believe that would cure me-
tlnued It's uscsti Improving Ms ulcers healedand
strength and shattered system, and WITH
father detail hapPY is also healed,
and general renovation Of Health has token place, and
nov consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone. given but faint idea Of sUeT!ngs but
friends read this will bear testimony 20 oil that
I have said in favor OF
~ HaDsks0,s's gYs1stq5le 7Tncturc,n
and will say al Who afflicted as have been, to use
it with the utmc1t confidence.
EDWIN NJ SPRaNKLIS,
No, ~ Register street,
zE EI ffFls 3deoTsn0rth Of PrRttat1t
ITLSA GREAT SPRING MEDEcLgEl
THE GREAT RENoYATOR OF THE SYSTEM.
7eDecate ladies and children will please TO give It =
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N1iue' SloEFlsSn vi ~ i'I Sl St t
John Morrison's heirs, &c. Ohio county.
Y OF the Decree of the in this ease, snl!
ID saturday, the 93 day of August 1885, Reaglg's
tavern county ROnd sell at public
sole the highest and best bidder the Tract OF Land
the waters ofwheeng Greek not far from said DeaEles
eTn, belonging the heirs of John Morrison, DECEASED
which they inherited from sail John, containing, is sup
posed SiXty.SIx Acres and n fraction
~ The terms Of sale credit of one and three
years equal instruments, with interest from day
sale; tile purchaser giving bonds with approved security
the payment thereof and the title being retained till
1t is paid $780, i 81.
der to equal division among the heirs.
!u19 -. -, Com coam nj
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AYERS cATaART1c Pills.
Pills that are Pills!


PROF HAYES State Chemist Of Massachusetts says they
are the best OF ali Pulls who certify
taat Doct. Hayes knows, viz:
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts.
EMORY wAsHDuRE, Gov. Of Mass.
VI. C. PLUNKErT, Lcut Gov. of Mass.
EDWARD EyERETT Eysee. OF State and Senator Of the
u States.
EosEHr c, WINTHROP, Ey-spcasor House OF Reps,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister plentpoten.ary to Great
Britain.
JOHN b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of BOstOn.
lEen TINT nre Men!
Among the this Pill has curod With astonishing
piii;y, we may mention zar
Cos:yeness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
eartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach, Nausea
ndIgesl Of the Bowels and pain arising
hereGrom, Fatuency, Loss OF Appetite, all Ucerons and
cutaneous Diseases which require Medicine
scrofua or Kings Evil They aso by purifying the blood
and stimulating System, many complaints which
would not be supposed they could reac such Deafness
Partial Blindness Neuralgia Nervous 1rritabity, De-
KianeyE Govt and other kin
,IEed complaints, arising low Of the body, OBJ
srustIsns OF its fuaeEIoss. Pur6ative
dIcIne discovered and you viii but need to them
once 10 Know It, su. Itt4
Preparedby Dr.. J. c. ATER, Practical Chemist Lowell,
sola by all Druggists and dealersiu Med
ic!ne throughout this section.
as A C. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
jeSr-rr Is III 4yrf5 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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Mexandcr orr, committee and othe
Robert Williamson and others.

Robert Williamson and others. Ohio county.
of the decree of the Court in this
will the "ls day of August, 1883; the Court House for
Ohio county, sell at pulis sale, Tract Parcel of Land
containing Fourteen Acres, rood and poles, situ
Little Wheeling Greek ard the same particularly de-
scribe by the plat and papers in this cause and which
said decree allotted and set apart in scverait 70 the
heirs of Mary Stewart, widow OF Alex Stewart deceased
The of sale credit, by equal instruments,
sIS twelve and eighteen months, with interest from the day
of sale the purchaser wing bond with good security for the
thereof and the title to be retained till the pur
chase money is pa;i.
r = -NYAi. S. WICKIIA1I, ssntT
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FURTHER BY THE ILLINOIS
MAILS.
rRow rHE rTAH vALLEYs.

FROM THE CTAH VALLEYS.
From Col. L. a. Norton, who has just return
cd from Carson Valley, says the Placervi!le
American, we obtain much interesting inforrna-
ton from the valleys of Western Utah. The
great immigration Of Aiormons, of which we
have made mention heretofore as being on the
way from Salt Lake, consisting of one hundred
and ten families, and nearly as many wagons,
with large numbers Of cattle, even thousands,
were within three DAYS drive of their places of
destination, the beautiful Valleys of the Wash
no and the TruclIce, when Col. Norton left the
Valley.
No country can be more charming than these
magnificent and fortile Valleys, and none can ex-
eel them in advantages for stock growing, while
the accession of so large number of people to
their permanent homes In our immediate viclni-
ty, all dependent upon this city as their only
point of trade with California, cannot but tend
greatly to increase the;nOw rapidly improving
views from south America.
Dates from Valparaiso are to the 18th of
june. l
The CHILEAN Congress opened on the 1st of
June; the President presented his annual mes
sage, and the sessions for 1856 were cOnstitu-
tOnally opened.
President Months message presents no new
ideas of administration, but speaks strongly in
favor of the spirit of improvement which has
ueEeIODeu ltSell throughput Tic country. IL Is
considered that Montt will reelected
The Congress was occupied with the follow
ing projects: that of law exempting from dtl-
ties of importations, allwharfs bridges and rail
ways; also wire, of numbers from TO 6.
That which authorizes the residence Of the
permanent army on the spot where Congress
holds its sessions. The budget and permanent
forces for 1857. The grant for $4,000 for
building Court of Appeal in Santiago.
That law referring to verbal judgment, and
that which regulates the prison system.
The trial of Capt. Gabesso, for the loss of
the steamer Cazador, has terminated in his
complete acquttal.
Government has been placing bills on Eng
sesscs there in virtue Of the arrangement made
with Peru for the liquidation of the debt due to
this Republic. On this account 4 want gold
is already felt, as a considerable quantity has
been withdrawn from circulation, and deposited
in the national treasury.
Grain still commands high price, particular
" in the South. Wheat is selling in Conception
at $3.50 per anega, and flour Is S5,50a6 per
quintaI.
No alteration has occurred in mining-thc
year is more prosperous than the former.
1t is contemplated to open the Railroad as far
as Limache on the 18th September, and the
telegraph between Talca and Santigo; at the
same time, making distance of three hundred
miles from Valparaiso.
The Concrete speaks very unfiyorahly Of the
now tariff established by the Pacific Steam Nav
igatiOn Company as remarkably prejudicial a.
gainst the commerce of the South. That paper
states that the merchants of Valparaiso arc
above presenting petition to the Admiralty,
directing its attention to the subject, and re-
Questing more convenient arrangement
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spEcIAL NOTICES.

yysa.A nsnlsssIstsa Hair Dye.-No BURN
NC BLISTERfS6 COMPOUND could eTsF have attained
the uNTyEs favor accorded to this Dye the original
rsyer.fipg hTorite atre Is not more rne to herself
produced the reddest, grayest or
fsz1y hair By It alade ana cold applied Tin nine
innate foorsa. BAToHELoRs wig Factory, sss Broad
way New York. EonegenliRe except .YN. 4. BATCHE1oR
Is The label.
The genuine Is sold in Wheeling By
T. H. LOGAN CO.,
iuss:n Bridge Corner pEpsEists.
MAGICAL PAIN Elk
fFISACTOR.
me great and essracter4ses of DAILEH2s
MAGICAL PAX TRACTOR consist:
1st or It's never Iasing property, soon as
applied any external inarr, 10 CHECK lSF1SA71o In
SANITY and reduce It. THIS feature
It's great power to alleviate the pain burns and seads and
Of other ainh diseases, Incredibly short space Of
time and as Win appear the few testimonals erentto
annexed Every intelligent mind Is fully that In il
of external injury the pain IS productivity innalnuna-
ton injured parts and therefore, remove the
cause, the euee. must cease.
3D. prseatiTe properties neutralEe the poison that
may urk Ia the syste F when applied the sores,
draw rapidly ell impure ser to the surface, and eject IT.
hence the great discharge produces from sores oecasoned
by burns and when applied to old and inveterate salt
Rheum, or other cuseneous diseases.
No PAIS ExTRAcToR GRsurSs unless the box has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature Of c. "
CLIcRESER CO., proprlesers, and HENRY DALEY
manufacturer All others counterfeit Price 25 per
box.
~ An orders should be addressed to O. v Cnckener
Co, 81 Barclay St New York
T.n.LoGAN Co.
jaaT.a Wheeling, Va
DecIdedIy CoOI.-Tske look in at The Bridge
Drug Store and you will so 1tlooks cool and 1t
tastes COOL and 1t IA aoI! worth walk away
down town. hot day, to take look At his Fountain,
where water and flowers and marble and glass all blend
ed into shng Of beauty; to say nothing of the sparkling
mineral and rich, fruit and syrups The water
,eaoIesomsda ars asre pipes and fountains are lined
with tin, and where in
with copper or lead. Stop in ut the
BRIDGE CoRNRR DRUG STORE.
---S-~A-S--
TuE Greeks Of both Sexes, few days before marriage,
cut and consecrated their lair Offering their
favorite degs was also customary among hang
the deGd their houses previous
intermen They torecut of-and oftentlmes shaved
their hair when mourning their deceased frieuds
which laying on the corpse was consumed with the
body The hair thus Destroyed colsecraeL person to
the dead were supDosetIto be.
After the usual kline OF mourning, various used
the hair .oe beauty and lovely appeal
ance, and Tradition reports. Dr. Fountains Oh OF Grape
vuc used most generally 1ts virtues are still the
same. II you doubt It, get e bottle.
Prepared by Or. FountaIne Paris.
General Wholesale Agents
LAUGHL1Ns BUsHF1ELD,
Wheeling, Va.
Sold also b. Druggists generally. juo4:daw
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JUS Wheeling, Va.
A CARD TO THD L,Al0IEs.

a CARE, TO THE LADIES'.
DIR. DUPOSCo's GOLDEN FEHIAPE PILLS are infnll-
Die in removing stoppages Irregularities OF themepscs-
These Pills nothing new have been useb by the Doc
tor for many years. both and America, with
paralele success every case he is urged by many
thousand ladies who them to make the P's pub
c for alienation those suffering from Irregular
tiles whatever well preventive to those ladies whose
health permit increase of family. Pregnant fe-
malcs supposng themselves be cautioned
against using these Pills. as the proprietor
,pOnsbty the above admouOn although their mild
ness would prevent injury to health; otherwise these
pins are recommended. Directions each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retai1hy aE+
LAuGIELINs nUsIIFIELD, e
lGenT Agentsfor Ohio county,
So rs Monroe st.
Also sor sale by F. t. II. LOGAN & CO..
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must be addressed to the above General AGENTS
they will supply the Proprsors prices, and send
the Pills conaden:iay mail, by enclosing 81 to
either. at the Wheeling Post-odicc.
n R-Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills, signature 81 Dupon
cor on every box genuine. Fur particulars get
Circular OF Agents. APPLY