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France and the Eastern Question.

According TO the latest news about the Eastern
question in Europe we are led to infer that the
Greeks will receive little or no support from
the Western Powers, at least none from France.
If the advices from Consiantinople can he re-
lied on, the new French Minister for Foreign
Affairs, the Marquis Moustier, has declared
shat the general state Of political affairs in
Europe did not permit France to support any
revolutionary movement against Turkey"
This was ssid il is reported, to delegation of
Greeks who presented him with a congratula-
tory address asking for the protection Of France.
The Marquis expressed at the same time the
desire Of France for the moral and intellectual
development Of Greece. This is cold comfort
for the heroic Christians Of the East who are
struggling to shake off the Mahometan yoke,
and we think the delegation had little reason
to congratulate or thank France for her pro-
lection.
The truth is that all the fine talk Of Napoleon
about the uniiication OF nations according to
race and religion, Of the consolidation Of ma
tionalities of the progressive spirit Of the age
or of sympathy for the Greeks, amounts to
nothing when ambition or great international
questions stand in the way. Unless the Greeks
are strong enough to acquire their indcpend-
ence by their own arms and stout hearts we
fear they must fail Russia will scarcely be per-
mitted TO aid them without lighting up uni
versal war in Europe, and this she may not
deem prudent or be prepared for. The Otto
man rule in Europe is maintained through the
rival jealousy Of the great Powers. This
Asiatic and semi,civilized empire remains a blot
upon the fairest portion of Europe because the
Western Powers are afraid Of the advance Of
Russia or Of Russian influence to the Golden
Horn. This is the meaning Of the Marquis
Monsters declaration. But though the ques-
ton Of driving the Turks from Europe may be
deferred, ii must come in time The progress
Of European civilization cannot be always re-
tarded by diplomacy or the rivalry of nations.
It is the great question looming up in the
future and it must either be settled by the ad
vance Of Russia or by the establishment,
through general European Congress, Of indie
pendent Christian governments.
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TIVE EVENING STAR CALAMITY.

Among the passengers on the Inflated steamship Even.
ing star, whose did not appear In the published
passenger list, were Lieutenant W. p Dixon, q the
sixth United ssstseavay who graduated At the United
States Military Academy, at West Point In June last !;
also wylde Hardin Of the late Pirate ship shsnsn.
dosh. He wss the husband Of Bells Boyd who Is aow
IN this ciU.
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HkW UhIkASs OCtuUer ISt ~
The latest intelligence from the Rio Grande, which v
to the 9Th nst states that Henajosa had made another
abortivo attempt 70 take haamoros from Canass bue
had failed.
There also report that Cortina had gone Mon
tsrey 70 help Escobedo and rrevno defend that city
against General Mea, Who with force Of from eight
thousand TO Twelve thousand imperaiss said 70 10
approaching II.
Another report was that Cortna about 70 attack
Csnsies in Masamoros. and that Trevno his war
from Monterey With . like purpose.
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ArsaSv Oct N. 1898
The Republican Union Congressional Convention fcs
Abe rourtesnth district nominsted to-day for Congress
Hon. q n Ramsey, President Of the Albany and Saa
auehanna Railroad Company.
rne dsmocr~ts In 60 seventh dssrlos have nomiu,A
fsyers,t Ssisonstail. Of Newton. fof Congress
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GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE, No. SIG Broadway
rHx RICa MAN; Or, TIE WATER CUaH.
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos. and West
fwanty fourth BuDwoRra's Ls.-ETHorAN
ANHsxLsv. BALLADS BuRLssouEs. &c. Love AND AEpi-
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. 5s5 Broadway. opposite
the Metropolitan Hote-IN ETHIOPIAN ESrsRrAiS
nnNys, SINGING, DANCING BuRLRsouEs-Tag BLACK
Coos AND AsRIcAN BALLET TROUPE.
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE. At
Mechancs' Hall, Az Broadway-IS VARIETY or LIGHT
AND LAUGHAsLE ENTERTAINMENTS. CoRPs DIX BALLET. &c.
Tag SHADOW PAsroxlns. Matinee at ~ Clock.
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IRVING HALL Irving place.-MR. Mas HOWARD
PAUL N THEIR MUSICAL, Cosic CHARACTERISTIC EN-
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KELLY Icons GREAT WESTERN MINsrRELs.
TO Broadway--IS THEIR SONGS DANCES ECoksfscfias,
&C.-MY-DK- Az RES Tore. HER
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TONY PASTORS OPERA ROUSE. 2ol Bowerv -Cox,c
voCALIsM-NEcRo MINsrRxIsy BALLsr DvfkTissExsNr,
Ac.-THs UPPER AND LOWER TEN THOUSAND
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NEW YORK THEATRE. Brosaway opposite New YORK
OYERA-TaE DooroR OF ALcANrARA
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DoDwORTH's HALL. sO6 Broadway. -PaorrssoR HARrz
WILL PERroRM MIRACLES
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6ts Broadway =
IscrUREs OxY-HYDR0cEN MICROSCOPE twca
daily. HEAD AND RIcH Arm PRoBsr. Open from
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The Powers Of the Board Of Health Ektea
ed to the LIST Of December The Cholera la
the City, on Governors Island and in the
Lower Bay-New Cases the Steamship
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. near Brooms
street --FAscHoN.
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Northern men Win southern Prln.

Northern Men with southern PFin.
eiples.
We have already quoted from the
Charlo louisville CkroNiele and Richmond
Wing, to show that our ssunconstrnct-
tngp friends at the South do not appre-
ciate the efforts now being made by
Northern allies to bring about . mesh
civil strife. The Richmond RepabISe
now tells us how Northern dolghfaees
who go to Dixie prepared to sen out
their principles are aided. II says:
For gain Northern men with Sonth.
ern principles, are anxious to work
themselves into the good graces of our
people, by swearing undying devotion
70 our lost cause, and pretending to re-
gret that they could not have been here
10 lend the influence of their heroic
deeds, and II needShe, shed their blood
IN defence OF Southern independents.
These creatures come with their stock
OF notions locate in the business
part of the city, send out advertising
cards and circulars, talk LARGELY Of free
Government and State sovereignty,
turn mp their pug noses at loyal South
rons, and then commence TO deal ont
their light weights and short measures
As the sureSt means of getting pay for
their patriotism. Let a customer in
i gray give them call and forthwith he
Is SerVed with q .shRsty dish" made mp
OF denunetation of the Government
Southern sympathy-regrets at its fall
uTe-abuse Of YankeeS-and praises of
Lee and Johnson-the whole making a
friGhttuI dee0y, by which to sen
their cast-of goods and wares. These
miserable caTicatures soon DISGUST
every sensible man by their boot-hck-
ing prOpensi1ies, and not many mouths
elapss ere red nag daunts from their
doors, and they are sent back to their
Il native kennels to blister their tongues
with GlsehOods of the disloyalty of the
south and the dangers encountered by
/ Northern adventures. Do the decent
men of the North wonder that these
Adough-facesn are despised by all class
IS and trusted by none3
Southern gentlemen are prepared to
tolerate the honest opinions Of true men
of all sections, however radically they
uther. But they cannot and should moi
| respect Northern men who come among
them as better Southern men than ma
lives, and who hope TO put money IN
their purses by denouncing their own
Government and pretending sympathy
for a cause which has been given up Is
hopelesSly lost. Such deteStable crea-
; lures deserve to have the finger of Sooru
pointed at them wherever they go.
They stink in the nostrilS OF this COM
munity. and are q disgrace to humane
: ~ and their country. Let our people
shun them rs they would the plague,
II they wish to escape moral ieprosy
: for which there IS no cure. Better deal
r lrith tie most n1EficdE Abolih0ELSt, or
, rampant f1re-eater, If they are honest
In their declarations of principle. than
touch the Shiny. reptile of the North,
} who Is boiling over with Southern patri-
r Otism. as long as he can ind Southern
dapeS TO put money in his purse.
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The Steubenvtlle HcTald SAYS that
The loss 10 deposit6rs VII be heavy.
On the other hand Mr.. Dewey, the
Presidenr, telegEaphed, Is We under
stand. ever betore any portion OF the
: loss had been recovered. that depositors
would not suffer. This, OF course, does
not include speeial depositors. Mr..
Dewey's own los IS heayy-heayier
than that OF any one else. Next To-
him, Wm. MeFarland, farmer resiti-.
ing near Athens, Harrison county &
the heaviest suEerer-hts loss beinp.
rsckored At iifty thousand dolIaFs
Many persons says the kfsnaid, among
them several vidoWsi and orphan ehsi.
dren have lost heasily --abonf all they
were worth. and should ne dstectlves
fail 10 recover the money. Harrison
county VIII have received financial
reverse from which her people WIN no.
recover from for years. though 4
wealthy county and a well. TODD pso-
PIE
LA-xR-ll P NM. Dewey has
3rss arrived in this city from cadiS.
Ohio. and reports al the money secured
but about dys thousand dollars
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PHRRNoLoaS.-Mess Fowler and
Wells, $50 Broadway, have lust issued
a new and improved chronological
Bust, showing the latest classification
and exact location of the Organs of the
Brain, designed for learners. All the
newly discovered organs are given. II
is divided so as to show each Organ and
all the groups-Social, Executive, In
tellectual and Moial-classifed. 1t is
now extensively used in Europe, and is
almost the only one in use here. There
are two SiLes-Ihe largest near the size
of Iife-is sold at 500. The smaller
one, which is not more than six inches
high. and may be carried in the pocket,
is only SI.O0. May be sent by Express,
or as freight. Address, Fowler and
Wells, $50 Broadway, New York.
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WE published yesterday on our first
page the fnn text OF the report OF the
DEMONSTRATION Committee. We pub
hshed also teleEraphic summaries Of
the commentsof the New York papers.
Thereportis In the form Of constitn-
tional amendment, and is in ehect as
follows: First. No distinction ON ac-
count Of race or color in civil rights.
Second. Repatriation to be founded
on population, excluding all males
above txenty-one years of age, in the
States where they are not allowed to
vote. Third. An persons who particle
pated In the rebellion to be disfranchfs-
ed until amer $50. 50 far as voting for
FEDERAL ottieeEs IS concerned. Fourth.
Repudiaiion OF the Rebel debt. Fiah.
The power of Congress to enforce these
demands IS declared. The foregoing
amendment, when ratified by the
Southern States, IS to define the condi-
tons Of The sentatson In Congress.
The proposition met the unanimbusap.
prevail Of al the Union members OF the
Committee and the opposition OF the
Democrats. The fifSt State that can be
fully repreSented in CONGRESS under
these comprehensive guarantees Is
1enuessee, Is she has already complied
With nearly an the requirements set
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! Over twenty years incTresssng denand hiss
eStatAished the faet that MATHEWS vlEsSx-
TAN HAIR DIR Is the test In he world. It
Is the cheapesf. the most reliable. and most
Convenient. Complete IN one bottle DoeS
not rel piEe any prey iogis rlger aTation Of the
not NIB on or make the ia1rapp rSiElsty and
dead. but I'M PATS 70 il new M and lustres
Produces 3 6eautaful haaealS or brown Is pre-
4esTe.d. A child eln apply L. Always gives
sstistSetion. Only . cents per bottle. Sod
here
1sltATHEfFS Mamma etrSer, y. y.
EAEASRARNES& CO. New 1oE4. whole
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west yin=inia News IterIas.

AS several applications have been
made in West Virginia to practice IN
the United States court, without first
taking the oath prescribed by Congress,
and Is decisions on such applications
are stin ,,held under adyissment by
the opinion OF Hon Phillip Fraser,
As published this morning.
Real estate in Charleston, kanagha
county, Is advancing. w A. Whitaker
sold his residence 20 J. E Middleton
for 900
A. Quarter, \. FitEhugh, T. /. Broun,
]. s. Swami, N. Broun, ". S. sum
mers, aud ]. II. Laidley applied re-
Gently AZ Charleston TO Judge jackson
70 practice in the United States Circuit
Court without taking the oath.
The aConservative" meeting adyer-
ttSed to be held in KanaWha county last
The Union men Of Wood county are
alive and are holding meetings in the
various townships OF the county.
The present editor of the Buckhannon
Re1nbl6e1n was editor of the Barbour
(Philipil Jegers0RiaIl, AZ the outbreak
OF the war and It Is said hid himself in
3 dry well for three days after our
troops took possession of the place.
The Richie Press so charges
A Judgment was rendered last week
In the KanaWhA Circuit Courf, I'm favor
Of James 7. Welsman, Esq, of New
York, and against the CanneI Coal Com
pAny, Of Coal river, for seYenty-seVan
thousand nine hundred and ninetv-tWO
dollars and dffy cents, ga, 9l3 50, with
interest thereon, making total amount
of judgment with interest 800, CO.,
This Is probably the largest judgment
ever rendered IN this county upon an
action OF debt. The company has
6J590 acres OF good coal land on Coal
river 70 satisfy same.
Inc commissioners appointed on the
plTt OF East Virginia and West Virginia
10 contract for the letting OF the GoYing-
ton and Ohio railroad viii meet At Bal-i
dmOre, on the LIST Of Nay, for that pur-
pose
Several proposals for the. building of
this important work have already been
offered BIZ New York and Philadelphia
parties. II + thought that the negotia-
tions VIII be completed when the COM
missioners meet on the 1st Of May and
that the contracts Will be awarded to
some very responsible capitalists of
New York.
Virginia has expended three millions
OF dollars on this road, and II Is pro-
posed TO give and transfer this interest |
70 the party who viii agree to complete
the road 70 the mouth Of Big Sandy on
the Ohio river within six years.
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OK Saturday last several hnndrod
little crpha1Is.'' attended BY nuns,
~sntured Into the gallery OF the House
Of Representative M. Wentworth.
81 Illinois. asked and obtained unani-
nous consent 10 admit them AL 10 the
floor The nuns declined. They had
evidently Ecne Is near Congress IS
they dared, and they would not willing
" expose their precious charges any
further We trzmble when We reject
upon the dangers those orphans escaped
By -he armness OF thsir guardians
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RRIcKs nIAGHINE.

TIE SATToNAI BRICK MACHINE
ls.aSee Nsth only tWo-heIss p1JEes 81 go
ssestas-ssDlD HRteSS per dzy,, With vel de-
n g sekes and uniform II the ma
eatEle does n1s pstf1zln E1at We elalIn foriis
We WI t4llze 1 eel- rz.l reiana ne money
ssaaEesz AsEAaE HeouA, General Asen;ts
~ sso.vays Ser Sesk- sFzz-e.neSeSi
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Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by c. Q. Parsons, dated
March the SID, 1855, and duly recorded IN
Deed Book No. &c, Folio 80, in the ReeoEders
once OF Marshall county, West Virginia, !
John EitESerald, In the town of Cameron,
Marshall county, West Virginia, on saturday,
Of one O'Clock and nve p. m. the houses and
lots mentioned IN said deed Of trust, In the
town of Cameron, they being the same pur-
Parsons
Terms of sale, cash. The title to the above
property Is considered tndfSputable, but sell
Ing IS trustee shall only convey such title
as Is VeStnd In me hy said deed Of trust
JOHN WOODBURY.,
mya-itdSvtS Trustee.
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On Tuesday. Al lUz O'Clock, JAMES CHS
NELL, In the 57th year OF his age.
Funsral At two O'Clock, this wednesday,
afternoon, from his late residence on Market
street. Fdends of the family are invited to
attend
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II Is certain that the government
has retained AIessrs. Eyarts. of New
York, Clidord Of Mass aehnsetts and
Rousseau q Kentaelzy as counsel fSr the
trial OF Jetf Davis for treason, and that
they are at work IN the preparation of
the case. Attorney General Speed has
gone West some say for health. others.
. ppepare for the triai Of Davis at
Louisville Of Nashville. IN consequences
Of determination OF Cher J1stice
Chase that be shah not be tried, In yir-
gtnia. A Kentucky or Tennessee Jury
would Probably BE more likely to COM
Slct Davis than one inipanneled In yirz
ginia. There 5 no doubt that he win,
be tired somewhere. and TIA tverv soon.
THK New York DUG Ne,es fievofes.
an editorial 70 Wondering n ~. -
1.iarkablc aeeidentss by which Genes,
Grant, man without any narl.si;
ahility, fortune sor inanenco, stands
Al the head Of our armies, while Cen
eral Buell.. with his great abilities and
rlre accom- lishments, favored with
every advantage and opportunity, IS
without fame and without position.
This says the Meas, us a s1act onear
akin 70 fable As 10 shock all tho proba-
biities Of reason. The phiiosophic hiss
torian VIII be puzzled 10 explain he
pkencmsnon.n
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PuBLIc speakers sometimes bring for
ward very inapt and unlueky exam
pies. Aelergyman at funeral in New
York State recently said, in regard to
the bereayed husband, "a man may
lose his horse and he can get another,
he may. lose his farm and he can gei
another the house that shelters him
may be consumed, but he can get an
other; but when his wife dies she never
viii return to him again" The defect
in the minister's climax must have been
called to the minds of many of his
hearers when the widower married
again, as he has since the funeral.
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Root, Root, ROOT Read' Read

: ANUuts IkVVt !! hNUUt3 ESeIlU. AAellus
RoorS PSrAcHIsSE preserves the life Of the
Hair-chRnResf Il nom gray to its original color
In three Weeks-preVenfs the hair hom fall
inE-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found In the uarkef-Wiu surely remove
dAndEuR and cure all disease of the scalp
Is DELIGHTFULLY."- perfumed, cures badness, and
VIII not stain the skin. We tel the story
quickly, and tell Il true, when We say it Is =
pIfecf
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
No other Preparation for the hair contains
PeS4achio Nut OIL Sold by al Druggists
ORRINSKINNER & CO. Sole PFopEietoES,
+ SSurinRfieId Nos.
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LIE!
DROPS! DROP

ANKR1cAS IdFE DRnPs WIN cure Dipfheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague In the Face,
Headache, Toothaee, Bruises, Sprains, ChiIb-
lntns Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera In . single day. Sold by an druggists,
with mn dirset5 91s NJ use
SprinEneld, Mass. DEAEAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. marlS-ly
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,TARRIGeE Nm cEIInaoY. anE.

sLARRIAGR AND CELIRACY, anEs-
say OF Warning and Instruction Tor Young
Men. Also. Diseasesand Abuses which pms
tEate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
LEI sent me- OF charge in sealed letter en-
yelopeS AddreSs, Dr. ]. SKIIIIN HoUGH-
ION, Howarll Association, PhilHdelpl1ta, Pa.
apr2 SSEntiteW
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Afnt Adpfrtisfmfnts.
Farm For Sale.

Al SMALL FARM CONTAINING %
IA Acres OF chntce land every foot OF which
can be cultivated, EIGHT miles nom the city,
near the Bethany Pike ON the waters OF
Short Creek; under good hence, new frame
house, with SIX rooms, q never railing spring,
young thrifty orchard and q beautiful grove
Of locust. ]. IRWIN,
mYs-it Real ESf1te Aren't
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Purify Your Houses.

save Yourself From Sfckness--The
Most Astonishing Discovery OF
the Times.
THE AMERICAN DEODORISER viii alb
sor6 an unpleasant odors, arising from any
cause whatever. II Is immediate IN Its action
and VIII dfs5pate All foul gases, or smell from
Drains, Sewers, Vaults, deeaS1ng Vegetation
in few moments being pronounced by the
Boards Of Health in the Eastern cities as in
------7- ONE PACKAGE
WIN SEee4en and purify any ordinary sized
house With an its drainage
Do not fan to supply yourselves Sold
BuSHFTELp, Druggists, Main street, and by
.C. H 0DBERT, Drng9iSt, stone Bridge
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Mr.. CYRUS w. Field returned from
England lastweek, in the Persia, aiter
having launched another great expedi-
ton 70 lay the Atlantic Telegraph cable.
This Is his thirty-sixth voyage across
the ocean on this enterprise, 70 which
he has devoted the last twelve years of
his life. Such indomitable persever-
.ance deserves success, and we trust
viii command it. All preparations are
going forward with the greatest rapidi-
y. They1sre Misunderstanding over a
hundred miles of cable a week. .Nr.
Field remains here but six weeks, and
returns to England to join the Great
Eastern, which IS expected to sail the
last of June All connected with The
former expedition feel sure of success
this time. They hope to have tele-
graphic communication established be-
tween thetwo hemispheres in the month
Of July.
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colsa4ess Aromatic Yegetahle Soap
A superior toilet soap. ptepaEed nom ne
nned Vegetable oils in combination with
Glyeerine and especsally designed FOR the
use ofLadIes and fSrthe Nursery. ItsPp-
tune lsexquisite. and It's washing pSopeEties
unriyaned. Forsale by IN drussistk
fsf,sJ.1riiGrv
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Special antiffs.
CHOLERA. CHOLERA. DIARRHEA.
DYsESTEKY, FLUx, SUMNER
CO1PLAINT.
KR FITS
Diarrhea COMPOUND.

II you have Consumption, tryt
II you havea Cough, try it
II you have Lung or Throat Disease, Try it
II ypu have any of the symptoms of this
II Il does you no good your money WIN be ne
funded rs set forth in the circular which ac-
companies each bottle
REHow many cases of fatal disease have
you known Of which the hrst symptom was
EDMUND Booking.
Wheeling,
APPS Sole Agent for West Va
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Price SI,0Oper Botfle.

MelrOSe, Mss.
Sold 70 the tradeby I4AuGHLINS&B BUSH
FIELD WheelinE, and nj retail by an Drug
gists, also by 7. 81 Logan & Co, and Logan,
List AGO. fehSS-SmdGEW