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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12
Valuable Residence for Sale.

~ 1865, 1 viii offer for public sale, at the Court
House, In the city Of Wheeling. the valuable
residence Of the late John g Eof on the South
east corner Of Market street and Mill Alley Cen
tire Wheeling.
TERMS-One. third cash balance ia two
equal payments at six and twelve months with
interest, secured by deed of trust, at the er
psnse of the purchaser, or all cash at his option
ju29.td WIN G. EOfF
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FARM FOR SALE,

CONTAINING I 20 ACRES. IRE.
~ SERVE the River Hill, which Ii about .
acres. This farm Is situated onIScotch Ridge. n
miles above Wheeling, and twenty rods from the
Ohio River and Railroad, where We have
Switch SO that produce can DO shipped to any
place. 1t Is well improved; q good brick house
containing eight rooms with cellar under tho
front also the.argest barn in the township
with stabling under It for horses and cattle II
is well watered by never. failing spring at the
door, and large brick spring house and all 9th
er buildings necessary There are seven acre.
Of apple orchard Of the choicest fruit, tho young
est trees just commencing to bear also a varc
ty Of other fruits, such as quinces grapes, pear,
and peaches. 1t Is well timbered, not less than
Q thousand locusts from two to three feet over
The greater part Of the farm Is well adapted lor
vineyards. The soil cannot be surpassed iol
raising all kinds Of grain the most OF II having
been In grass for four or FIVE years The build
ings are all substantial, for put them up uey
or Intending to sell. Amy one wishing to pur
chase will please call on me on the premises IN
Pease township Belmont county, Ohio l viii
make payments suitable and eaay.
Twill also sell the River Hill. with the Coal
under all tho land
Jug WILLIAM RAINEY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12
Valuable Lots for Sale,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1888

At THE COT ut HOUSE, IN THE
"A CITY OF WHEELING, ct the hour OF 10
o'clock A. NJ, the undersigned az Executor OF
John Eoff, having subdivided Square No. q al
the corner Of Market and John streets, into Lots
suitable for building purposes,
WILL SELL AT P0BLIC AUCTION
Four Lots fronting % feet each on John street
and extending 100 feet In depth TO an alley In
the rear Of said Lots.
Also three Lots fronting on Market street a.
follows
No. fronting % feet Oh Market street.
No. fronting % feet on Market street
N. 8 fronting +6 feet on Market street
A Plat Of tho subdivision can DO seen at the
lobby of tho Post Once, or by application to the
undersigned
TERMS-One. half In cash, and the residue IN
four equal payments at six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty four months. with interest, secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold at the expense
Of the purchaser; or all In cash at his option.
ju99.td B. II. EO0f
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HOTEL.
Vedder House,

Barnesville, Belnent county, Ohis,
A. n vEDDER, Proprietor.
TI,HIS HOTEL, WHICH II LO.
il Gated near the Central Ohio Railroad depot,
has been thoroughly repaired and reftted, and
IL new open for the accommodation Of the trsy-
cling public. The table is supplied with the
best the mafkst a6ardA and the beds are aunev
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Lots for Sale,

Lots for Sale,
IN SOUTH WHEELING OR RITCHIETOWS
MOS. 5, 9, 3, ., 13, -, rs AND 10
IN IN SQUARE NO 90
The above lots are In the square below M
Samuel 0tts-lie In q block surrounded BY
streets and alloys. Pour OF them front on The
ri yer
Also. lots Nos. 6 aud I6, In square -,
Nos. 2 and Q, In square 20,
g Is and 10, In square ~;
), and II, In square ~
/" ~ and ~, In square ~,
Ne. I. In square s.
Nos. . and 10, In square ".
No. ,, and part Of T. In square ~.
The above property can b purchased st PIT
vzts sale. until Tuesday July q, when ths lots
remaining unsold win DO offered at public .sIs
at the Court House.
Apply to THOMAS O'BRIEN.
Real Estate Agent.
julyi Register Office
~ The above sale Ii postponed till Mond,y
August 18th. 1865.
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Of Lots in the City Of Wheeling and Soutk
Wheeling.
WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUG
i TON, on Thursday, tho lst day of Septem
Der next, at the front door Of the Court House
of Ohio county commencing said sale at ten
o'clock A. NJ, Lots numbered l26 Of Lot I9s
Lots i5s and i66, all on Zane street. also Lots ii
and -, in Ritchie's addition, I'd Ward.
ALSO
The following lots In South Wheeling
Lots l, q g. 4, II and IL, square 90
Nos. TO- II, square Is.
IL, IL, square 30.
S. Is, square 49,
!, g. square II.
II, Is, II, square 81.
9, 10, square S.
}, square 81.
2 II, l2, square u.
s, 6, square a.
2, square 49,
Terms Of sale: the purchaser may ct his Oh
ton pay the whole purchase money in cash. OF
one.third in hand. and the balance In six and
twelve months with interest on lien
F. r. ARMSTRONG, Agent
August I, ls65.td.
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FOR SALE.

VJHR eUBSCRIBRR9 WILL SILL
at public auction ON Thursday, the 9Th d.r
of September next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at tLs
Court House, in the city Of Wheeling, the val,
ing Lot numbered one ~, in square No. Z, on m,
corner of Main and Quincy streets, in said civ
This is regarded as the most desirable lot nov
in market In the business part ofthe city. ~,
purchaser will be entitled to the rent from lar a,
October next Lease expires on April lst leo
Terms cash. JAMES y. GIBSON,
j. c. GIBSON,
JOHN T. GIBSON
Executors Of James Gibson
By LAMB & PAUL. augsu
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DENTAL NOTICE.

J. NJ sUnGIsoN, D. D. 5. sB MCCORMICK. d. u. s..
SURGISON & MCCORMICK,
SUCCKssORs TO DIR. Z. G. WIN.
y CHELL, Dentists, No. las Market Street
Wheeling, West Va.
aug9-d1y
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NO. Sc, 6OAND 81 LIGHT STREET,

NO. Sc, 60 AND 60 LIGHT STREET,
BALTIMORE MD,
A RE NOW MANUFACTURING
n our celebrated Patent Screw Propeller,
Hay and Straw Cutters acknowledged by tho
many thousands of farmers who have used them,
Straw Cntter made In this country. We make
five sizes of them. For size and price send for
Circular.
We are also manufacturing our Patent Screw
Propeller and Masticstor, with FOUR KNIVES.
We make four sizes. The two smaller sizes are
used by hand OF power, and the two large sizes
by horse power. This Cutter exceeds all others
for cutting and crushing corn stalks, and is
equally as good straw Gutter These Cutters
are generally preferred IN the Western States
Scully's Cider and Wine Mill
ton Of all interested in the manufacture Of CT
der, to the superior merits of the above men
toned machine. For simplicity, compactness,
strength, economy OF power, and quality Of
make two sizes, one size for hand power, and
one for hand or horse power. Send for Circu'
SINCLAIR & CO.'S IMPROVED LIME
sPREADER, the best in use THRASHERS
STRAW CARRIERS. PLAIN THRASH
ERS, PET0N HORSE POWERS, SINCLAIR's
SPUR GEAR POWERS, three sizes, H. 10, and
shorse railway powers WHEAT AND GUANO
DRILLS, PLAIN DRILLS with erase seeder at.
Tackled, GRIST MILLS, both French Burr and
Cologne stones; Iron Plantation Mills, Corn and
Cob Crushers Corn Shelters, for hand and pow
or; Wheat Fans, Cider and Wine Mills and Pres
ses, Field Rollers, ALI iron; Iron Cled Crushing
Rollers. Left Hand Flows, with both cast and
wrought Iron shares; Right Hand Flows of all
varieties and sizes, Harrows, Cultivators, Plow
and Machine Castings for sale Wholesale and re-
tail. and at the lowest market rates.
X. SINCLAIR * CO,
No e. Light street. Baltimore, Md.
auplO.l3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12

Piano, Melodeon, and Violin
rNJsTRUCTIoN.
Private Lessons In French, German,
Drawing, &c.
TERMANN KRYTER, ORGAN.
III IST of Ger. Ev. Luth. st. Jamos Church
on Fourth Street,, respectfully informs the puh-
lie that he 10 prepared to receive Scholars in any
Of the above branches. For terms and informs'
ton apply to Mr.. JESSE B. nBLLOR
sugla
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

Composed OF one OF the Largest and Most intefrstng
and IN all respects.
TIN MOST RARE AND CURIOUS GEOLOGICAL
COLONY
Ever seen, comprising spec mems
From Grecnland'a Icy mountains,
From indla'a coral strand
where Aries sunny fountains.
Roll down their golden sand
From many An ancient river
From many patsy plain"
Have been gathered 10 perfect hs giant collection,
among which will be found the following list which en-
braces ~ the geological specimens aud l. deem.
ed To be the correct catalogue now exhibition.
A-iate aud African Elephants, Arabian Camels Sene.
gal Leopard, Royal brazilian Tiger Cape Good Hope
Lion and iAonesa. HACK Tiger. Panther Of Paraguay
strpei and spotted lily mas, california Grfgly neafs
aok linu " lipikon nay, Cinnamon Hear of Ore on
chneumona and Ant Eaters, Nnmidian Lion aud Lion
ess. Lioness aud Mhepa, Zebra Of Zshafa, Apes Nom
keys and haboons New Holland Kangaroo. Peruvian
Lama, Alpaca OF the Andes sans lie Mson, Otiers nom
the Sandwich Isles, Nebraska Buffalo, Siberian white
Coons Cyri and Musk Cats, forcupne. Hedgehog Up.
poHum-, Asaic IackalH, Syrian Goats, hadagacsf lah
blta. Ae
An fMMRNSE ARRAY. comprising birds II rare and
gorgeous pumage. Among those "wandcfers OF the
Upper Deep" will be found specimens 81 he following
Ornltholosleal varieties
African felloans spanish Maosws, Nheedah nitis,
Love hlfdh African Crowned Cranes, Golden aud silver
Phcaaants Chinese and Englsh fhFasants. klng lori
nifis, Albion Guinea Hens white and tlfey Tropical
Cockateo.. Paradise nrds. South American Parrots AZ.
rican Parrots and ratoquos Also. great variety OF
Australian Birds OF gorgeous punage Attached 10 this
brand Exposition
THE ONLY AtAniAN cAMRLs ~ AMERICA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
All SORTS OF PAIxAGRAPii>.

Thirteen millions will be necessary per an.
aum for pensions
This "ciue wat" Is now over let All
cruelty perish with II
The New York Central Patk will cost
sl5O,OOO 10 keep 10 in order ,hla year
There have been thirty seven tbcatcrs aud
museums destroyed by hte Ia the United States
since the year 1893,
The wages and salaries Of the employees oil
the Steubenvllo and Indiana Railroad have
been reduced fifteen per cent to commence on
the lst inst
The income OF John Poe, polk packer, at
st. Louis. Ia SAIL 900, The income OF Ames 4
Brother, pork packers aud provision dealers. is
over 500. 900
The States which elect Governors this fall
are Iowa. Maine, Massachusetts. Vermont. Miu
ncsola, New jersey, Ohio, Wisconsin aud Nir.
GINA
Wilkinson vi tho Tribune, IL managing the
correspondence aud editorial business oi JAY
Cooke, the banker, Tor the plump sum OF $4,000
year
"A man named 1bbs. conlnod In The MAJ
shall county jail, Tor killing his father IN law
was recently taken ont aud baptlsod In the Dap
tist church.
The New York Independent says the method
OF treating the Southern States. proposed by the
President nyokoa the interposiuon OF Divine
Providence for its defeat Doea Mr.. Titon m
tend TO invite another ausassinationY
The device Of tho State seal OF Virginia has
been altered by the new State government The
old device IL retained. but tho words Liberty aud
ling on a fallen tyrant.
A New England editor who In travelling IN
Nevada says; English. French, German, Span.
ish, Irish. Chinese, II Ute, aud other languages
are spoken there with much fuoncy and tree.
dom, but none seem 70 be al generally under
stood as--proiane language
The Arsenal at p,,sburg. Ia. has supplied
great amount OF ordnance aud ordnance atores
during the war, aud has furnished all the very
heavy guns. The number OF workmen en-
ployod one month ago was about one ,housand:
now not two hundred ate NJ work,
The ~. Louis Democrat. at ultra radical
Republican, journal, says Gen, Blair hae been
practically With the eopperhoads for mote than
two years paat" That Is about the rpaea Of
time Blair has been Major General Ia the army
Ia which ho has Won such deserved distinction,
he whisky poured into the Sangamou river
from the d-tilery recently struck by lightning
aud burned IN the vicinity OF Springfield, has had
queer effect upon tho tsh. Hundreds OF them
are floating upon the surface OF the water, aud
ssiown alons tho shore In a torpid state. or.
otherwise, dead drunk
The preparations for tho great National
Hotae show Which takes place AZ Springfield.
Illinois. from tho glsl to the 10Th of August
next. are progressing rapidly The building Is
intended TO accommodate % 600 people IL will
probably be the means of collecting, from all
parts OF The United States. the luest display OF
hossefesh ever aeen ~ single point Premiums
ranging from S25 to $500 are offered. including
various classes of horses
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

stamp. az be bad the right to do. the great ques
tons which will come before the 5ext Congress
for determination. and probably took AZ opposite
view from that entertained by the dominan,
party This the Journal pronounces 10 be "sedi-
tious and revolutionary" Freedom OF speech and
OF the press are to be permitted then just 20 iong
a. they do no not conflict With or oppose Repsb
lcan IDEAS and schemes to perpeiuass Republican
rule, but beyond that point they become "sedi
.iousrsvings. which fought 10. to be tolerated >
In fact, il is announced that there mus. be no
criticisms in the Southern States unfsvorable to
the declared policy OF the Administration. bu, in
the North such censgrss will be permitted IL
eouched 10 dignifed aud respectful language.
The Richmond Wing vas suppressed npon it,
first issue, for doubling the wisdom Of the
further punishment Of any person Who was con-
nectsd in any way with the late rebellion. and
the policy OF conhscation, II the policy Of the
Government towards The rebel States csnnos De
freely canvsssed. IL il Useless to hold elections
even in the North
What prospect for fair election in TenDes
see! Governor BKowsIov says in advance
that all elections effected by illegal votes will
be annulled. j" and Of course all persons elected
inimical to that functionary will come under
this ban And II "a candidate should happen TO
pass that ordeal who is not in sympsthy with the
dominan, party in Congress. what hope for ad
mission there7 Virtually the South is dsfrsn-
chised. If the policy advocated by the Journal is
to prevail. unless il elects Representatives pre-
pared to vote with SUMNER. WADE aud company,
then they will be welcomed as loyal" men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
STATE ITEMS

New bay Is selling in Terre Hauts al $40
per ton
The New Albany Ledger recommends that
citizens Of that place arm themselves The town
- full OF thieves and burglars. Captain Mont
gomery' house was entered Sunday night, but
the burglars fed At the click of the Captains
pistol.
An attempt 20 burn The American Hall in
New Albany, on Sunday night, vas discovered
By the opportune blowing open of a door. A
pile Of pine sticks and shavings we're found on
IRE behind the door, placed there by an incen-
diary. Had the door remained closed ten minutes
longer. the building, and probably tho adjoining
blocks. would have been destroyed.
SroRE.-This section Of country visited
by severe storm of wind aud rain, destroying a
large amount OF standing oats, iujuring grass in
low fields seriously. and blowing of an immense
amount Of fruit 10 orchards, and in some cases
blowing up trees by the roots, and completely ru-
ming whole orchards. Fortunately, the track OF
the storm was not very broad one.-Dabois
Courier.
A DAsrARDLr Acr-During Tuesday night,
the 18th inst. some persons unknown, pried up
the corner stone of the new Catholic Church,
which was laid on the 25th ult and took all the
documents. relics, &c. which had been deposi-
ted therein. We understand that neither the
perpetrators nor any of the contents of the cor
ner stone have vet been discovered-Pern Re
publican.
HYDRAULIC PowKR ~ LAFAYETTE. Our citi
zens should rejoice to learn that an effort lie on
foot TO make Lafayette the bes. manufacturing
city in Indiana. Such is the fact. The scheme
is to tap the Tippecauoe river about twelve miles
from this city, and bring the water, via canal
Of sufficient capacity 10 be nayigabie for boats,
aud form water powers along the bluffs, on the
opposite eide of the river Some Eastern capt.
talists are moving in the matter. aud the proba-
bilities are the enterprise will prove success.
The engineers have been on the line, and est
mates are now being made of the probable ex
pense. Subscription papers will soon be started
20 allow our enterpri,ing capitalists TO Join n the
matter. although !, is understood that the money
eau and will all be taken by eastern men, ia
case our citizens do not see 6t to avail them
selves OF an investment that cannot fail 10 be
profitable TO the stockholders, AS well "a great
To the interest of our already Furnishing city
he engineers estimate that the power thus oh
tanned, al a probable cost not 20 exceed two hun.
dred thousand dollars. will rent for fifty thou
sand dollars year "a the rates now paid tOf
water power in Indianapolis or twenty i've PEI
cent per annam on the Investment, 70 SAY 10th
ing OF the other advantages % be derived by Way
OF a turnpike all the way 10 the Battle Ground
canal To the Tippecanoe river, and the en-.
HANGED value OF all kinds OF property in boil
city aud country -Ltiayette Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

LII persons lndeb' Ell TO the Sinking Fund are hereby
n notified that all lands morgaeed 20 said fund. and
whcs Interest has not been paid Ia advance for the
present year will be advertised Tor sixty days previous
and offered at public sale the second Tuesday IN
December next.
By order Of the Board OF commis soners.
W u. TALBOT, President.
Julj n, 1885.
Is'rhe following named newspapers Will please pub
sh the above advertisement ia their weekly issue TO the
amount Of Tco Dollars. and forward copy of paper and
bill TO this office, VIA
Register aud Republic in Lawrcnccburg Courier, Mad.
ison: Journal aud Demokfat Evansville, Journal aud
Fxpress. Terro naule, Democrat, Princeton. Press,
GtocncAsle, Palladium. Richmond. Sentinel, Fort Wayne.
sun, Vucennef; Journa Lafayette, Review crawfords
vile; Democrat Goshcn unisn. Laporte. Standard An
derson; kagle Decatur. Republican, Gfe,nsburg Senu
nell Rochester; Democrat aud Republican, Plymouth,
Democrat Monticello Republican Nashville; Volunteer
shelbyvlilei Democrat, Huntington, Ledger, New Al
hsnyI Democrat, sasm democrat. Columbus. Register
81 Joseph. Republican Valparaiso Post Columbia City
lndlanian, Bloomneld Democrat, Franklin; Reporter
Caunston, Democrat Corydon Democrat. Hockpoft,
Union, Danville. Crescent, Frankfort, Times, Delph
rharos Loganspoft, Courer, Nswcaatlei owen County
Journal. spenccfl Democrat fiploni keyeillc, yegay.
lyis.diw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

The Chicags Republican states that Fire Mar
shal L. =. HAMS. Of that city has jus, returned
from visit to New York city. and brough, with
him new continuance which promises to be of
great value TO hremen. The apparatus IS most
readily described as an ar-tght India rubber
bag, filed with air. furnished with sleeves aud
straps by which to iasteu il TO mans shoul.
ders, connected with which. by elastic tube.
ia helmet, or mask. with glasses in the sides,
through which the wearer may see. With it, aid
fremen may enter apartments filled with the
densest or most noHious smoke. and there re-
main with comfort for ten or fifteen minutes in
an atmosphere that would stihe a man in two
minutes without protection. Mr. Harris saw it
thoroughly tried, aud became so convinced of its
merits that he brought one home for exhibition.
II Is the invention of country clergyman in
New England. and bids fair to come into gen.
etal use among 6remen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

Geo Thomas has ordered that Enason
Ethsfdge be held at Columbus. Ky until tor.
thsr orders. aud not be allowed - converse ON
political affairs on pain OF close conhnemsat
lie 10 now under guard -Exchangs
The Indianapolis 'ourna! Juss,hes the asgss,
Of Nc ErarRlpes b. the military authorities
upon the ground that Western feane..ss. eI.
Dep, ina iew gartlsopsd towns. j. without civil
Law. al least. IL Is mperisctly organized as TO
be powerless ia such eases, aad the military are
compelled TO take cognilancs OF offences which.
IN more quiet communities. would be ef. 10 Tue
evil courts So that as lar a. Western Ten
nessee Is concerned. there !. no civil Govern
ment, only the dominion OF one mans Sill ="
Yet, In such condition OF affairs an election
for Congressman Ia. been ordered In that por-
ton OF the State by tue Governor OF Tennessee.
The Journal professes % base is theory of
government upon the Declaration of Iudepen
dencs. aud that document enuneiates as a csrdi
ma principle that governments derive their lust
powers from The consent Of the governed. WHAT
probability is there that the will of the people OF
West Tennessee will find expression in the con
gressonal election ordered under such eiFcan-
stances when one Of the candidates has been
arrested and not allowed to converse on poll
teal adairs. on pain OF close confinement" The
Journal states the ofsnse OF w. ErHERipGr 20
be. that as candidate for Congress he began
ian active and bitter canvass sgaias, the United
States and the State Government. Constitution
and laws Of Tennessee This IS grave
charge. but. ~heu readefei ago pan Eng
lsh, It means that Ne ErHlA,ssk had
sympathy whatever With the political
party represented By Parson BkowSLow. heace
be has political rights which can be respected.
Mr. ErHTRIscE undoubtedly discussed upon the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20

Aud impress Us with more enlarged ideas Of The pJEe
design goodness and wisdom OF the Great Ruler - he
Universe.
Mr. RoE also feels pleasure IN being able 10 ay that
be longer comes before the public jester
Relieving That whatever T. worth doing At all i worth
doing well, while he filed this posiiion-no higher one
Offering he onieavored 90 perform his whole duty and
folh the largest expectations Of bis patrons meeting
with ~ unparalleled success, aud creating. by the
cse Of his peculiar idiosyucraoy reputation second 90
none, and
CAUSING ntRSTs OF LAUGHTER ROUND THF
WORLD.
Now while u = lar from the putposc 60 be luguhfous
exclusively ddnotic be comes before hs patrons
Descriptive aud Moral Lecturer, la which capacity u vii
be his aim 10 amuso while he teaches, aud 10
INSPIRE INNOCENT MlRTH
While be gives subjects for thought and furlshe. food
for reflection.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-20
SURETO REGULATEthe BOWELS
Relief and Health 10 Your Infants.

We have put up aud sold this atcefor over years
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH O! Il what
have never been able 90 % any other medicine
NEVER HAS III tAlLkD IN siS0i.E INSTANCE TO
EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did
know an Instance Of dissatisfaction BY any who used
~. On the contrary, all delighted with It, opera
tons and speak In terms OF CONNIE ndaton Of It's magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak In this matter
WHAT WE DO KNOW" after 10 years experience.
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION foR Tux FULFIL
hENT OF WHAT wK HERE DACLARD Ia almost
every instance where the infant l. suffering from pain
aud exhaustion, relief will be found neen
minutes after the syrup T. administered.
fu directions Tor using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless tho fac elne % CURTIS pEH.
kiNS. New York, IL on the outside wrapper
Mold by Druggists throughout the world