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TnE account of the execution ofyerger, the
assassin of the Archbishod of Paris, goes strong
ly to confirm the impression which the act it
self and his conduct on the trial tended to give,
that the man was crazy. Had his victim been
person Of less exalted position, we are inclin-
ed to think he might have escaped on that
ground.
OWING to the failure of the crops the inhabi-
tants ofLapIand and Finmark, bordering the
North Cape of Norway, arein state of dread
! full misery. Hundreds are dying daily of star
yation, and the living are compelled to subsist
as they best can, on the bark of trees ground
and cooked with oats.
A GREAT deal was said in the newspapers,
some time since, about the fight ola certain
young lady from the Convent of the Sisters of
Mercy, and the consequent loss of property to
Archbishop Hughes, to the amount of$S00, 600.
1t is given out that said young lady got mar
ried, on Thursday. Her maiden name was Pau
line Costar.
THE Spanish Coins bill seems after all to have
been generally misunderstood. One of the Sc
Mates amendments, in which the house concur
red, authorized the receipt of these coins at the
mint for two years, at their nominal UdlWe, to be
paid in the new cent pieces This is an impor-
tant amendment, and shows that thehaste to get
rid ofthese piecesat sacrifice, has been wholly
needless.
TuE Mormon Church has lost one of its main
pillars by the sudden death of Jededish NJ.
Grant, Second Counsellor of Brigham Young,
Mayor of the city, and member elect of the
Legislature
a LARGE number of the Ohio delegation were
very warmly opposed to the change in the wool
duty, and their feelings were, and still are, deep
ly enlisted on that question. They believe the
change will have an injurious effect on the wool
interest, and that it may damage them political
ly. On the contrary, the Michigan members,
who represent State quite as largely interested
in wool growing as Ohio, believe that the altera-
ton is wise one, and anticipate only favorable
results from the change.
An eminent literary man once wrote very
amusing essay on the possible conduct of GER
tain great men under certain possible situations.
Some of our contemporaries are amusing them
selves in similar manner in regard to the late
DIR. Burdell. Would he have written such a
letter to his friend Spicer, as the one which that
gentleman says he received from him? &C., to
which they reply, ''No."
THE Cincinnati Commercial has fears for the
coming peach crop in that vicinity, as the young
buds are already bursting forth.
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BRAnDs, SMOOTH FACES, &c.-The Congrega-
tionalist has for some weeks been publishing
series of racy editorials, entitled "Street
Thoughts" The one in this paper relates to
boards, morstaches, &c. We quote from the
article:
smooth shaven counteuance throughout stove
pchat, gold spectacles, white cravat, jet black
drnpery, and was, in short, thorough-going
specimen of the d. D., got up on the most cor
rect and elaborate principles, without regard to
expense. Thirteen were young men whose stay
nj Jericho had, as yet, been unprOductive of APP
preciablc results. -Four were men of the old
school, smooth shayen, with the exception of
slight tufted promontories jutting downward
from either ear, rs if designed for compromise
measure between the good old doctrine and
modern radicalism. T'renty-seren had what
used to be called whiskers- ooking very much
like straps to hold their hair on. Thirty wore
the regular shed-roof French moustache-
smooth-shayen beside; looking as if by far the
most convenient method of feeding would be
to hang them up by the heels, and slide neces-
sary victuals down the inverted sugar scoop
thus presented into the ori6ce of the mouth.
Forty-three wore the moustache with a fancy
tuft upon the chin, but with smooth cheeks,
looking rs If q semi-colon was the best eXtant
representation of their idea of facial adOrnment.
Eighty-seyen had the upper lip shorn, and the
beard clipped close, and shaven down an inch or
so from the crown of the under lip, in crescent
form, as If they had tied up their jaws in muf-
fer, in consequence of the toothache. Eighty
,line had full boards moustache included, more
or less flowing, and looked like-sensible men,
as God meant to have them. The remaining
two hundred and forty-nine wore the full beard,
without the moustache, and looked like-scnsi-
blemcp, who had not quite moral courage enough
to dol just and natural and healthy thing, for
fear of the reproach of dandyism, or of censure
from those whose syyeaF consciences' are apt to
leads people across lots without regard to tho
conventional fences which men have builded." :
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PEayunED ssEArn-Vyhat lady d gentleman would re-
under curse breath when BY
ing the 'sBALN TBouSASD FL0WSS dentree would
mot only render sweet bat leave the white alabas
teri Many persons do not know then breath 4 bad, and
subject Is delicate, their friends t mention
IT, Pour single drop Of the .Balm" your teeth brush
wash the teeth Night and morning. hottie WIN
last year. -ssSgs e5s5ssf.
"A easfly
the s1lalnl Of . remove tan PIN
pies The skin, Of asoft and
atene. weta towel, pour two drops, and wash
the face night aud morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsT-Wetyour shaying brush In either
cold pour drops ssBana Of
thousand Flowers rub The beard wen c win Eakea
beautiful lRther facilitating ofsay-
ing. Price only MY cents.
W. P. FETRIDGE & co.
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale IN T. II. LOGAN { co. iei1-iydaw
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THB SUBSTANCE OF THE DALLAS CLARENDON
TREATY.-The long secret sessions of the Senate
on the Dallas treaty arc by no means devoted to
dry discussions They are of the most inter
esting character The substance of the case be-
fore the Senate is this: Mr.. Dallas was instruct
cd to approach the British Government, and ask
it 10 make n treaty explanatory of the Clayton
and Bulwcr Convention. Lord PalmerSton- re-
piled, that they thought that convention was
plain enough now, but he did not want to be
difficult, and if the United States were dissatis-
fled and had any propositions to make, he would
hear them. Ii Uncle Sam would only tell him
what he wanted, he would try and gratify~him.
Mr. Marcy instructed Mr.. Dallas to name the
Mosquito question and the Bay Islands. "Well,
replies Lord Palmerston, "what of the former2
We arc us DESTROYS to get out of that scraIO as
you arc to hayo us out But how to do it is the
question Tho poor devils have claim on US
that we cannot shake off honorably. But we
have agreed not to colonize, or fortify, or exer-
else dominion there, and what can this misera-
BILE little protectorate be to you any wayr"-
40h," says Mr.. Dallas, tive are afraid some
Englishman may go and settle there" "Well,"
admits Lord Palmerston, this would be shock
ing But Yankees may do the same-and may
do it as Quick as they like. Wewilljust put our
selves even with you there" "But, responds
Mr. Marcy through Mr.. Dallas, "the boundaries
of that Mosquito coast are indefinite II am
sorry for that" says the British negotiator.-
"But TINS IS mater that toucneS donourasI
and we must consult her about that But any
thing to stop your growing, we will fix it as
you say. Now what else ~ ..Well, /" says our
busty headed ambassador; there are the Bay
Islands" every well; we do not care three
slips Of a louise about the Bay Islands. We
will give them to the d., or to Honduras Just as
you say. Which shall it bes' .'To Honduras"
says the meek AR. Dallas ITO Honduras it
is" says Lord Palmerston. as there anything
else that lies heavy on your mind about this
eternal Central American 6usihesS?" Towhich
inquiry, President Pierce, through 41r Marcy,
and Ar Marcy through Mr. Dallas, replies -
Nothing at all, my Lord, that think Of. ~
Then asks Palmerston, You are satisfied, are
you y ..Well, may it please your lordship, We
believe that this fixes the whole thing up, and
that NE have nothing more to ask, y answers our
ambassador, ''Then / am rejoieed, = responded
Lord Palmerston. Now send the treaty over
and have II ratified, and let US have final end
to this whole business
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4
Fl RoM UTAn.-The following paragraphs we
copy from letter in the Now York Tribune,
dated Great Salt Lake City, Dec. 4th:
Another of the Hand Cart trains arrived here
last Sunday in condition which beggars all de-
scription. Winter caught them in the noun
tains destitute of clothing and provisions, and
had not the relief which was sent from here
reached them, every one of them would have
persisted. Asst is, out of the 800 which start
ed, one-fourth have died, and more than 100 of
the remainder have lost their hands or feet from
the effects of the cold. When they reached
here there were not 90 in the train who could
help themselves; the rest were slowed in the
bottoms of tue wagons which had been sent for
them, ragged and filthy beyond conception
helpless and despairing they could or would hot
get out of the wagons to attend to the calls of
nature, and if the weather had not been intense
ly cold it would have bred apestiience. Inever
imagined such scene. Heaven preserve me
from witnessing such another. And yet the
Deseret Nelrs has the efIrontery to tell the
world that they came through well.
1t is said that there are yet hundreds of these
poor deluded wretches in the mountains a
few days ago an express reached here from an
OK train which is camped on Green River. Their
cattle had given out, and they were bare of pro-
visions, being Obliged to feed on their dead cat
tie. Some forty wagons, with provisions, have
gone TO their relief to endeavor, if possible, to
get them into Fort Bridges.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
m nIIpnNNA,S HnInRN FEM Pc PILLS are inf

DR. DuPoNce's GOLDEN FESfAPE PILLS are infaH-
removing stoprages Irregularities of the
nothing new, have been used by the Doc
many years. both France and America, with
paraielea every case, urged by many
thousand Iades who Them make the pills pub
c for the alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
whatevera wen preventive those ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family. Pregnant s
maes those supposng cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponslbIty after the above admonOn although their mild
would prevent any injury heat otherwise these
Pills recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale retail by
LAUGHLINs & BusHPIELD,
GenrAsentsfor Ohio county, No 25 Monroe st.
Aorders addressed the above General Agents
they supply Proprietors prices, and send
the Pills conhdentiay ladies by mail, enclosing 81
either, at the Wheeling Post.ofice.
n B-Dr Duponcos Golden Pills, signature 81. Dupon
every box; other genuine. For particulars
Circular Of Agents. aps5Iy
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.M1scBLLANEoUs.
HAMeToN's TINcTURB

HAMeToNs TINcTURH
WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAafPToNs T1NCTURE
HAAIPToN's TINCTURE
WILLCURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SCROFULA.
HAAiPToN'S TINoTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HAMPTON'S TLNCTURE
Ia. WILL CURE NEURALGIA.
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
WILL INvIGoRATE.
HAAPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRTTS
- HAMPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used has been successful in CURING DISEASE
Eos DISEASES or WOMEN and o1IIDREN 1t is A
AR. WI. LETGH
Nos1eS souru PAcA sTRERr. BALTIMORE
'' 4s@s a Is Wv e. SP saa 1Ss'0a' D'''1se
m eead ta5Sls e sdasEE ssa1
a Hans1sg o. Piscss 81 Sone, rsstored 70 heGlth.
MSS -HH NJ ss sse eSitiaozs 4: Teacher
H0s eass afr yfyags Of s,5ag 1as astoatsaed her
:, :, H!EREDiSTAEx SGRqFgI1.
from head foot Ills eyeds inside out
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, dc.
Mr.. Vim. Oldham, of Baltimore customhouse, suffered
from these complaints for IS months with body and mind
severely elected lie was cured by Hamptous Vegetable
''''-' = ~ c0UGA' G0NSUIp7YoN. de-
Mr.. Henry C. VIM had Cough for yearsgreat weak
ness, etc. had In ALL i've six physicians; tried all the
H1 81 Se5 SSssf FSSsslkE9S211xsor11k
We nppenl 10 orr best known litizenA!
z 5s5s: SSE4 !Z;zzIf1eo&A T0R1ND REsEoRER Of
THE SUMMER ITS DISEASES REM
EDY ATAHAND.
tHAMPTON'S VEGETABLE IYNCYERE.
We have the strongest of the good effects or
stomach and bowels, aud renders the system assist
anee in combating the approach of indeed all forms Of
HAHPT0H,S VEGETABLE TXR0TERE,
By It's mild action the stomach, liver Anl kidneys viii
cure Dypepsia, Coughs, AsGhna, bronchial and Lang
affections, Paths in the Back, Sidc, and BredS Con-
sHnptio1 Scrof!Ld, RheWEntsR, Got, Neuralgia Fis-
ttu, fes, B0LCek Complaint WOT5HS and RerrOWs De-
1' and all d5i sHf4 d5 II 18I lRgSEe blood
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
As d FElf1LE MEDICINE
Hampton's Tncture cannot be exceed As beautitying
agent Is far superior to any Of the OF the day.
producing beautiful clear skin, and giving the cheeks
tile color of the parng to every muscle that life
and elasticity which gives to all who enjoy health such grace
and beauty.
Chronic Periodical Nervous Sick Headache of long
standing has been cured by ias inYigoratOr and
superior to all the coras before the public the
Youth and Old Age the Single and Married, VIC Offer the
most valuable remedy. s
For sale by n. II Logan & Co, Wheeling, Gen.
solfSy MORTIMER - Ae !y1P,s5Eg - y.,.,mor.
= a. and 304 Broadway N. 7.
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L1rERARY ITEMS.

IT'S stated that noyel-writing is now the worst
paid literature in England. Bulwer, Dickens,
Thackeray, and very few more continue to
obtain good prices, but the mass of novelists
scarcely get salt to their bread.
RECENTLY an alarm of fire occurred at the
Berlin Opera House, during the performance of
the "Prophets" Audience and actors, all were
lconfused and terror-stricken, with the exception
of Johanna Wagner, who was performing Fides
a Berlit wit replied that she was prepared for
lit, as she knew that she had to perish in the
flames in the 9th act
TnE publishers and booksellers. of Sweden
Norway and Denmark, held meeting ut Copen-
hagen in July last when it was resolved that
the Association of each of the three Kingdoms
should cause catalogue of books published in
the same to be compiled. These three cata-
logues are to be uniform in size as well as in
their interior arrangement so that they can
form parts of one work with but one general in
dex for the three
A REPORT of the Russian Minister of Public
instruction shows that, in 1856, 114s original
works and 81 TRANSACTIONS were published. The
imports into Russia in 1855 amount to ,191 ,745
volumes, i. e. 305,32O moro than in 1854; 49,
608 works, numbering in all T1,90s volumes,
were imported into Poland.
TIE causa6e1li in paper war which has late
| ly been occupying the London literary Journals,
is an assertion in Mr. Golovin's book that the
Harpers' printing and publishing establishment
had been burnt down by New York mob, be-
cause Mcssrs. Harpers had republished Dickens
/ american NOtesI
TIE Philadelphia Opera House is almost COM
plcted. On the four large pannels of the dome
there are the following figures, each eight feet
high Music, represented by Thalia, Cacchus,
Afomus; Tragedy, represented by Melpomene,
Minerva. The four smaller panels are embel-
lisbed with paintings of Spring, represented by
a girl carrying flowers; Summer, represented by
a boy with shcaf and sickle; Autumn, represen-
ted by boy carrying fruits; Winter, represen-
ted by boy with Christmas tree
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SALAMANDER SAFES.
1lF Burke Barnes mannlacture at PtsbuT2 and Yan
" Doors, for sale by


only agents in Wheeling Va.
The following testimonial which appears
Republican of the 10Th of January speaks
vor of the safes manufactured by Sfessr Burke Barnes:
To the Merchants Of ST. Louis and the Public generality
In usceto Messrs E. r. Violet Co.. their success
ors, alessTs VIM Hean Co., who the
Burke Barnes fire proof sas, hereby certify that upon
opening safe that in the great FIRE Of the total
strucon Of the city buildings the 18th day November,
1885, that books and papers have
perfect after being In the ruins fy-two days,
eheeFfuly recommend their Safes to the public
BRADY & BROS.
The above mentioned safe this day opened in my pres-
ence herewith certify large amount books
and therein contained In good order,
~f sr To PfsSs a J. 5f ISL M RgSxAS
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DALLBY's MAGICAL PAIN Elk


TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN as tnseparable FIRE and
HEAT inflammation produces pain, and pain produces in
lamaon Wherever there's heat, throbblngor
redness whether it is by fever, hurt
sore, poison rheumatsm piles scaid burn sting these
Is inflammation. A hundred books thousand
cannot alter change conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation subdued. To
complsh this the efforts of the physician always direct
Thousands Of physicians and thousand of the rstand
sasacons persons who have used DALIEY'sMAGIC-
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit. that its
control over inflammation and immediate,
instantly aaying the pain nentrallzng poison extracting
secreions and forcing her
renewing and healing No burn scald, sore or ament
yield Its soothing and curing APP
pIyit Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine envelopedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the names of @. V. OLICKENER CO., propretOrs, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
% cts. per box.
W-Ai orders should be addressed to O. v. Cekener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. TIL. LOGAN & 90.
spes:1m Wheeling, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.
Another Instanee Of Tho Fmeaey OF Beer
-. - = 49,. 1880.

4AuUIMHf Iu8ImnCe OF INC :. Allt4tSJ -
hnve,s EHollnnd Ritters.
N. N. PonpExTxn, OF The Uatoa ONCE. says: Some
weeks since being seriousy affected with pain and uneasi
the stomach loss of appetite, and at times strong
symptoms Dyspepsia induced to try your HOLLAND
rTTs1s feel Justice to the article as
wsltas for the good OF those who may be affected with like
arrangement stomaeh that the of one
single medicine proved onealculable benefit,
having all of depression, and
removed every symptom Dyspepsia IWoud also remark
that two other members Of my family afflicted in
a similar with myself were entirely relieved by the
use of a single bottle each.n
LAUsHLINs BUsHFIELD, wholesale Agents for n.
". Virginia. fsbs6-1w
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eHOID YOUR JAWi''

tAOLD YOUR JAyTYF'
"N4HMEoNITA1l,' Indian maiden, was the original
compounder of the ..BAI.sAsI OF L1vERwoRT HoAR-
HouND.n remedy which has received the appreciation
of many this city for its efficacy in curing Coughs Colds
HoarsenesE, &C., &c. soldby
t. n. LoGAN& co,
General Agents.
For sale in Centre Wheeling by
feblo REED & KRAFT.
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Glove Anodyne TooIl-Ache DrOps.-The ex-
cruatine of toothache be speedily relieved
by this delightful remedy fear OF urng the gums
teeth Eminent Dentists say they it daily in their
practice and that it enabled them to preserve many
valuable that otherwise have been drawn Try
II yourself, and recommend # to others.
Prepared and sold by a. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street New York.
Sold also By J. H. oRUaBAChEh,
Sold also by Druggists generally. feb24-1v-t&w
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20 sssTnE LA1oHEHs OF lASp.-Frequent alu-
ssOns are made in the English papers and in the
London correspondence of American papers, to
meetings and professions of unemployed work
men. It is estimated that there are upwards of
10000 of these now. in London They have
hitherto conducted themselves in the most or
DERBY manner; but the very order and system
with which they act is the most significant, not
to say the most ominous circumstance connect
ed with their movements. Large parties parade
the streets, especially the quarters of wealth
and fashion, chanting their chorus:-
awe have no work to dol
that should starveW
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1--WE have no work to dol
lis hard that We should starVel"

SoNETu1SG OF PARTY.-The following an
nounceinent from the New York Sunday Gour-
'5er, is Iuxurfant in its way, as showing to
what a noble ambition the humbugged funds of
a famous quack pill vender can be made sub
seryient. The title of Duke of Deyonshire," in
Republican government, must be flattering.
The libeFality of Dr. Townsend in giving the
use of the magnificent mansion in Fifth avenue
for n charity concert, has brought the Doctor
acquainted with the very cream OF society IN
that elegant nelghborhood in which he has pitch
ed his tent The Doctor has at once stepped
into the position of a man of influence in the
most exclusiz cipsle of fashion; and he is re-
gnrCled as the Duke of Deyonshire of New York.
The present week his amiable lady gives par
tv to the elite of New York society," on which oc-
casion his superb house will be opened to his
friends The following is copy of the cards
which have been sent out
Mrs. s. P. Townsend
Requests the pleasure ofA-s
Company on Tuesday Evening, February oath,
- zssi at 0 o'clock.
Dancing in the Drawing Rooms.
Panorama of the Hudson River in the Theater
and Picture Gallery.
!. Parlor in the Second Story for Conversation,
Parlors in the Third and Fourth Stories for
20 IS Whist Parties.
Music will commence at 9 O'Clock.
.fsfer1 8 Dancing at 10 o'clock.
Supper at II o'clock
Panorama will move from 10 to l o'clock.
ES5ifI Carriages at12, and o'clock.
The programme, it will be seen, is a very ex-
+ tensiye one, and the party will be n memorable
one even for Fifth avenue. Mr.. Gauche Boo
sey has not been invited.
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BAG0NI BAG0NiEI
= CASKS SHoUIDERsi
9 casks Gear Sides;
and alotof plaza and sugar Hams,
gay1o M PUMPHREY
lsfA D01- DT. Watson Cars Iinirnent, for sale by
W tsh2 LAuGHLINSE BUsHRIELD.
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DIR. NJ. DIE WALLETS

FEMALE PERIUDICAL iPILI1.
These pills have used in the private practice OF the
Proprietor as also Hospitals OF Of France, for many
years, rset,p unparalleled 0s0o0ossiyins the great
est sattsEaetion-curing where other remedies fall
They in correcting irreguiarity and OBJ
charge.
mild and gentle stimulant They produce agreeable
exheration and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those supposng themselves
cautioned against using these pills, they viii produce
miscarriage although injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHIINs BusHF1ELD
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r AM receiving and keep constantly on hand largestnck
i of the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS co % PIAEoES.
Also, complete assortment of MELnDEONS and SERA-
PINES the celebrated manufactures OF Carhart,
NedhRm and A. P. Hughes. Also, SPLENDID Gothic Or
gam style Churches Lecture Rooms with four stops
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s II is said that by the existing law Of France,
every native born Scotchman is French citi-
zen the law to that effect, made by Francis H.,
when, husband Of Mary Queen of Scots, being
still ,unrepealed.
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soMETHINa FoK YoUI

4yIAyA4sAAyH4II IRJAl1443 4g4FI4sAA9-Af
lEstreet from letter or Griaes, Eaq., Lotdo't Co. Pal
my wife has been years AFFLICTED with crest weakness
pain in the breast. side back; palplon Of the hear
feebenes Of the systemi loss Of appete complex
shallow the sight eye gone. the other
very weak. pleased say, HamptOn's Tneture has
restored perfect health Her eyes good now