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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-04
Greenwood Cemetery,

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments sale and Improvement Of
lots. IL contains 81 acres Of land and is laid
out in the most modern and improved siyle-caD
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three fOurths Of the year by the
Hempheld Railroad. II Is perfectly secure. and
intended TO be beauti6cd by every variety oi
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, to make Il equal 20 the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision Is also made for its enlargement, OrdsT
and care in perpetnity.
Persons dsslrous Of purchasing Iots can exam.
ne the groVnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat OF secure them by calling a. the ofBoe
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over tie hank
Of Wheeling.
Persons Wishing 10 make intsFments win seall
on the Secretary 20 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 10 lot holders aud yisit
tors viii be issued by the Secretary.
A J. SWEENEY, FSpst
R e. BoNHAM Sec'y.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
A J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
J. >. khodeS George AdzIOa
John Z. Ninth, Z. G, Jordan,
Geo. Mendel ga. Hildreth
Joseph Bel auRs1
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From Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, March 3.-Gover-
nor Oglesby has issued a proclamation
designating the 18th of April next, the
anniversary of the assassination OF
President Lincoln, as day of fasting
humiliation and prayer.
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Billiards

MONTREAL, April "A practice bill
lard match between Joseph Dion and
Melvin Foster, preparatory 10 the con
test Uotuvv.. r-at-s sd Manavitt, re-
suited In favor of Dion.
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STATE OF West virginia
Ohio County Circrit courf-f'"'-'
RHies, 1867.
Michael Riley

Michael kllcf
va
George Biggs, Allen Biggs Daniel BE1' q" 7.
Biggs, Priscilla Foley. III AArtih,
heirs az law Of Henrietta Martin Woo - -.
are unkhOwB; William Galbraiih a. a.
Ann his wife; Sarah Jane. daugsi-, - -
jamin Biggs, and her husband sDo~ -,
are unknown. beirs az Law " B,nJEris -
deceased; Ann Biggs; The heir' ~ ~,
Abraham Roland, ~ Kliae Boiahf =. =,
cana Blackstone, whose names ARE - ~. !,
- Waugh and his wife Who's 49, 4
unknOaR, heirs AZ Law u DaTSi 49, -,
asased: the heirs Al law ot Sasan sis. =,
names are also unknowB. and VIVA. -,
heirs 81 Law Of Jacob Roland deoea.sa, -. -
Ohio county; Hobert X. Woods 49, 80
V'HR 0BJEi;T OF THIS SUIT Is 1op
i force che Hen Of judgment rsee', ..I y
complainant against Jacob roland 90 -, u
The sale 0f . certain Dot q Kroand N
erty, and Swnsd by said Roland .,,~
And 10 appearing from al afnda't y, ~
cause that Priscilla Foley. III harh 80
a law OF Henrietta Martin. the bsin Iss
Abraham Roland, the beirs 81 49,
Roland, the heirs at Law Of LsihsasA a. ~
WashingtOn L. Biggs and May Ahs =, ~
John g iaas and wife MARI, WsLlA1 -. -
the heirs at law Of Sazab Sins az I...,sf
dents Of this STATE, and IL furibef ~ 81
that The names Of - Wzngh AZ AZ
heirs ~ law Of David Roland: SArah - 81
of Benjamin Eggs, and her ha''-0
are unknown. II & .
On melton Of complainant. ooas es,s, -
ordered that they DO appear bsis 80 ~
mouth after the fourth weekly pubyI., 4 -
posting Of this order n the fropi - -, ~
Court Mouse Of Ohio oouHty ana % o.. /, -
may deem NJ to protect tbsn inSviyfG
SUIT. Test: MICHAEL j. BELL IA
JACOB T. CLLHKE, ,,.,ygs
SOis for cofnpiainaRt mAb-
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April 3.
Wheat dull at 81 for amber. Corn
unchanged at 9Oc for No. l. Oats steady
at Csc. Rye scarce at | 62 for No. l..
Seeds quiet.
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state OF West Virginia
Ohio County Cireaii C"Hn-f
RHIss. 15GS. -
LII na.Lu.n IA IhnrnaL uorng-y--

John Gosh0rn and Thomas BornS'
~ 10Y -
william A. Ridgely, AbsAlOfn has
Eugenias n. Ridgsly; IN Cn nj "
THE OBJECT OF THIS stu -
i obtain partition Of the hfo sstli 80 i1.If
lom Ridgeiy IN . certain tE4et o. 80 >
In Ohio county, West Virginia, see ,S T.rs
the Moran farm, situate on The osSs..--,,la-lB
SbOrt Greek. and mOre particularly ~
the bin and exhibits fled In bS e1s a. .
And IL appearing from an Ar,H, 49, > >
this eause tkat I'D AbsAlom }, hes
Of The State of West Wiz -
On motion Of eOmpisiDaBh coqe, -, usss
dered that be do sppesr hsrs vitsin - "A -
Aftsr The fourth weekly pubtraiioss, - 4 -
posting Of this order at The non' -. y
cOaEt House 81 Ohio county, ana ~ ~, -
nay deem a. % protect his interesLD
Tesa MICHAEL ]. Bt-si Irssk
A. CALDwELL & Ssx, -, ,sItE
Sole. for Conplaiaasts.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. z. Co.
OFFICE BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, May l. 1867.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following schedule ON and after the
4, al .,,sl l-H-

9Th day Of May Is6;: :.r r,>-p
LEAVE LEAVE
wheeling. 5lOr. 81. Baltimore o.. $40
ARRIVE Washington. 4:3D =
Graftou IO;OUP. NJ ARRIVE
farker1uS :. Sc UaIuers Fry s:30P. ".
Cumberland. 300 q" Cumberland. IS.Is ".
Harper's Fry TlJ GrattOn.--.. $40 "
Baltimore .-l0:30 Wheeling. 1910 "
Washn City .lli35. " Including Sundays.
Including Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAYE- LEAVE
Wheeling. 7:55 A. ". baltimore e. gi5 +. NJ
ARRIVE Wash'tn Cy e:45
Grafton. ..-.. Lis P. NJ. ARRIVE
ParkeTsburg. 7:2O Harpers Fry l:3l A. NJ.
Cumberland. 7:25 Cumberland. $40
Harper's F'ryl237 4. NJ. Grafton. l2:O3 p. NJ.
Baltimore. 80. 4:3l Wheeling. J:OS
Except SATURDAY: Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
LEAVE LEAVE
Wheeling. 0l0 p. NJ. baltimore. s:45 4. N.
ARRIVE Wash'tn C'y 7:Ij
Grafton. 800. 2:2O AN. ARRIVE
Cumberland 7:4O Harper's Fry I:0OP. ".
Harper's Fryl2:4o P. NJ Cumberland. 6:OO
Winchester. $50 Grafton. 1880
Baltimore. .. 500 Wheeling. 4:iOA. 81.
WaSbt'n C'y $50 "
Including Sundays Including Sundays.
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION
TO connect with c. o. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING AT
3:40......-...A N. 400. n.
Tickets to an principal points in the East,
West and Southwest, can be procured at the
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
K. T. DEVRIES,
may7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, April 3.
Flour quiet at 5Oa9 IS. Wheat de-
clining; sales at 95 for No. /.
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The above defendants will take notice that
MONDAY, MAY g. ls''s, the deposition, u y
lathiel Curtis, Mary his wife, Jane T. Ilrr
and Others, will be- taken at the hous v "a
thiel Curtis, noar West Liberty Ohio ocuil
West Virginia h he read In evidence on bti.
Of the complaiuants In the abov" cut tel CO
And II for any reason Said dcpostlul' ,a'ts
not DO commenced. ar II commenced Apa -
completed on the 9TH day Of MAY, 10, Toy
be- continued from day 10 day until coupsiN
JACup AM CLin
apr3IawIt Soils. for Complainant
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EDUCATIONAL
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
President,. Gen. X. h LnB
TyIHEsNExT TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY
LIST, and closes on the third Thursday In
June, 1865. ....r ..r s.,a.,,.,.- .,
The organization comprises fun faculty IN
each of the following departments:
Department Of Arts;
Department of Science
Department Of Philosophy;
Department Of Law.
In each of these departments Is conferred
distinot BACHELORS DEGREE and the addition
Al Degree of MASTER OF AXIS Is open to all stu
dents who complete the required course.
The DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE includes tull
oonrse of APPLIED MATHEMATIcs, and CHEMISTRY
applied TO MANUFACTURES and AGRICULTURE,
together with complete Schools CT CIVIL SSD
MINING ENGINEERING, in which distinct DiplO-
mas are conferred $50
Tie Student may attend any one or more OF
the above courses of study, at els option.
The Course of instruction Is thorough anu
complete in every Department The discipline
IL founded upop such principles are believed
70 he NEST eficacious in the development Oh
manliness and self.respect among young men
Ample accommodations furnished IN college
RniIdine or in the town of Lexington. Neces'
sary expense for the half session estimated II
sl75 s,o
Board can be had at the College Hotel at si'
For particulars, or Catalogues, address
g. @. GORDON,
ian.d Clerk Of Faculty.
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Stntc Of West Yiryinin.

Ohio County Circuit Court
february Ralc, 10.
Elbridge G. LETTER Jane 4. Fornry anil uAs.
=. FOrney, her husband Mav I,roin. 4,
fer, Rebecca J. Bags and her husband l,.l
Baggs, aud Alfred Letter. who SUES b, D,
next friend, BllridGr g. Lrtllrr
Va
Robert White, David Is. Shrrrard and b., vi,
Sarah A. SheTard, William .Mciioogau an.
his wife Elizabeth McGoogAn, Johu h va
and his wife Jane Wolf, and AhSainm Alma
In ChAn,,n
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TIL
i partition Of certain lands lying Ia and h,l.
West Liberty, in this county, and nov " ,,
session of the dofcndants and In which H. sul
claimants claim an individual one sixth iH,r-,,
IL appearing from AN affidavit died LOO ~
casue that the defendants David !! ShefpH4as
wife, William MoGOogan and Ntir John
WOOlf ard wife are not resident, ~ Tie sgt
of West Virginia,
On motion Of the complainant r"uusr' d.
ordered that they do appear here Nths 80
month after tho fourth weekly puhh,.ios 10
the WHEELING REGIsTEW aud due posting II To
order nj the front door oi the Court hols v
Ohio county, aud do what they may deem PUr
er 10 protect their interest In this suit
Teste: MICHAEL J BRElNlG
JACOB AND CLARK, t!Ht
~ Sols. for Complainanis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
GENERAL. NEWS.

One man in every thousand in America
is lawyer.
English psupers increase at the rate of
10000 yearly.
Fruit trees are in blossom and pea vines
sprouting at Norfolk.
New York drinks daily 22s, 600 quarts Of
fluid popularity supposed to be milk.
There are five hundred and seventeen
miles OF railroad in Texas.
workingmen's paper, printed in Ger
man, is 10 be started in New York.
Four ceuts a ton tax on Goals yields $780,
600 revenue in Pennsylvania.
Cleveland packed 30.l6s hogs the last
season, against 81, o74 the season before.
A New Yorker wants the "Oratorio Of
Elijah" produced with sensational effects -
q Sunday Opera.
The old O'Mahoney Fenian headquarters
in Union Square, New York, have been dc
s. AIDED to boarding house.
Two teeth of the first Napoleon are adysr-
tised for sale by a curiosity dealer in Brus-
sells.
A Cleveland museumist proposes to
supply the aching void left by the Barnum
fire.
The GSlesburg Qll.,) Press says parties
in that place are forming Joint stock COM
pany for erecting q paper mandatory.
The sum OF $4,000 is 20 be raised, and
tie business Of building and digging for
water, it is expected will commence in few
weeks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
Giants Of Older Times.

In one Of his recent lectures, Professor
Silliman, the younger, alluded to the dig
covery Of the skeleton OF an enormous liz
ard, measuring upward Of eighty feet.
From this fact the professor inferred, as no
living specimen Of such gigantic magnitude
has been found. that the species OF which 1t
10 represented have greatly degenerated.
The verify Of his position he rather singu-
larly endeavors to enforce BY an allusion to
the well known cxistencs Of giants in olden
mes. The following list furnishes the
data on which this singular hypothesis is
based
The giant exhibited At Roren, in 1880, the
Gorapus saw girl that was ten feet
high.
Tire giant Galabra, brouget from Arabia
to Rome, under els udius Caesar, was near
isu feet high.
Funnum, who lived in the time Of Eugene
ii, measured e'even and one third feet.
The Cavecr Scrog, in his voyage to the
peak Ieaeriffe, fornd in one of the caYerns
OF that mountain, the head of Gunnch,
which had ninety teeth. and it was suppos-
cd his body was not lees than fifteen feet
high.
The giant Fsrragus, slain by Orlando,
nephew Of Charlemagne, was twenty eight
feet high.
In 1414, near st. German, was found the
tomb of the giant lsorent, who was not less
than twenty feet high.
In 1890, near Rouen, was found . skese-
ton whose head held bushel of corn, and
whose body must have been eighteen feet
long.
Platorious saw, at Lucre, the human
bones Of a subject nineteen feet long.
Tho giant Bacart was twenty-five feet
high his thigh bones were found in 1908,
near the river Modori
In 1913. near the castle Of Dauphine, .
tomb was found thirty feet long, twenty six
wide, and eight high on which was cut on
agi.y stone the words keutolochus
Esx.' The skeleton was found entire
twenty Ave and onc-half feet long, and ten
feet across the shoulders and FIVE feet from
the breast bone to the back.
Near Mszarino. in Sicily, in 1916, was
the skeleton Of giant thirty feet high. His
head WAS the sizs Of a no rshead, each OF his
teeth weighing five ounces.
Near Palermo, in SICILY, in l54s, was
found tho skeleton Of giant thirty feet
long, and in 1860, another thirty three feet
long.
We have no doubt that there were "giants
in those days, and perhaps was more pro-
Lie in producing them than at present
Eut the history Of giants during the olien
time was not mere remarkable than that Of
dwars. Large men aad small ara common
now a-dsys.
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him any satisfaction Ale muat be am-
icable in the matter. Tnat is all | ask. II

him any satisfaction Ale must be am
cable in the matter. That is oil ask. II
10 simple common decency.
Q-Bat do YOU think it would lie breach
Of common decency foe him to suggest that
if you didn'. DO him justice he would appeal
to the COURT A-lfi Offend or wrong any
one, ard he approaches me ard tells me that
have done him wrong, will tell him
that It viii afford me the greatest satisfac-
ton in the world TO right him. If he APP
proache' me and tells me that he will whip
me ior instance-intiict punishment on me
IL don't take back what have said, |
snall consider il a matter OF manhood TO
fight him.
Q-That would be bodily for!itude that
you speak Of. What do you say about tho
eour.s' A-Well, III fight him there.
Q-That is your notion Of manhood :
At is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
Catarrh Cured for One Dollar,

IYMMES' CATARRu RECIPE AND MEDICINE,
- ha. nonplussed com l9iely all previous Medical
Science. IL never falls to cure IN few weeks the
worst cases OF cstarrh in the head Bronchial
Tubes and inepient Consumption. Illustrations are
properly followed. II Is guaranteed to do that
Noises and pains in the head.-constant hacking.
splitting and coughing.-raisng of phiegm In the
morninr.-loss of smell and taste.-Deafness. In
cessant blowing OF the nose-oiiensive breath
hosrseness Of the voice &c, SC all these will soon
disappear under the influence of this new and won
derfu Medical discovery am receiving g cry day,
letters Of the most grateful thanks from those who
have been cured Il cured ne perfe tiy. four years
ago OF the very worst case Of Catarrh, and Bron-
chial trouble had suffered with for years. know
what II TO- and what II will do Il is also prevent
i've and sives immediate reliefin colds No pers n
should he without IT, II IL put up In PACKAGE. with
full Instructions. and sent to any address free per
mall on receipt Of One Dollar put mp in Bottles.
with double the Quantity. and sent also free per
mail on receipt OF 81 %. Circulars with certificates
Of the proof sent receipt ofa three cent Postage
Stamp Address 0YNAk0,
~ 80 q Ruasoo QtpAeA Nev York.
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A Sound View Of Professional
Duly.

- ~ aVhNO0aVo0a
Daiy.
Mr.. N. Halstsad, of the Cincinnati Ctm-
msrcial, 10 the defendant in libel suit in
which he IS charged with lbsling ono
Myers, member Of the Common Council Of
that city. In this case Mr.. Halstead being
examined as witness, gave the following
testimony AZ to the duty Of IN editor under
cer,sin circumstances
Q-You have spoken, in your card. OF
ycur duty asa public journalist 10 that
your estimation of your duty as q public
journalist, to pcrscvers in falsehood mere
A-wsl, in the first place. don't tell any
falsehoods.
Q-Weil, when a party comes to explain
10 you, and to convince you that you have
been misintormedS A-Wel, he must not
commence by threatening mo.
Q-Well, you say that your estimation Of
the duty Of pubic journalist is that he
won't correct . mistake, if he is threatened
with libel suit, Al don't think there
is any thing in the duty Of a public journal
ist, that is inconsistent with ordinary man.
hood
V-Ihen you think it is ordinary man
hood II party asks an explanation, and
says that he will appeal to a court il tho cx-
plsns,ion 10 not given-that it is ordinary
manhood not to correct it, Al will tell
him, if he chooses. TO take the issue to q
court and not to bring il to me.
Gle shall not appeal to you in the frs.
place. Al should be very glad to have
him do SO in the frs. instance.
Q-But the condition sfappealing to you
70 that he must forego any appeal to court.
A-oh, no. He mustn't come to me and
threaten me, and say il don't take bach
what I've said he will sue me- II he comes
to me and tells me that thing is false. /
will ask him to be e. ID enough 10 tell ms
what the truth is. But it he comes to me
and Gays, v'oleut'y, if do not retrsct ne
will sue ire, or If lie intmates to mo that he
will sue me, | will want him to take that
back first. l will desire that he shall take
back the threat or the in,i;nation Of threat
first
Off he tells you he is greatly annoyed !;
that six marked copies OF the paper have
been left at his door. and that he has come
with his counsel to speak with you on the
suolecs- A-Oh. will sympathizs with
MN ten (Laugh,er.)
V-but You viii make the condition that
- snsl nos ,ntimats that he will appeal to
'as courts Of his country before you give
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

0roSy PorST. White CO. Ark. / Nay -, -.
Dr. Joas BrLl-Dear Sir: Last February was In
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got some OF your
Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters. Ny sonin-law Who
wss with me In the store, had been down With fheu
msi;sm Tor some time, commenced ON the Bitters,
and soon found his general health improved. pr.
oist who had been In bad health, tried them, and ne
also improved. DR.. Coffee, who had been h bad
health for several yearr-etomach and liver a1Betsd
he improved very much By the Of youf 0ltaers.
indeed the Cedron Bitters has given you Rro0t popo
larty in this eettlement. think eCuld sell great
quantity OF your medicines this fnll-especialy %
your CedrOn Bittefs 81 0meapaSflln. slip - ~
Memphis, care Rio1stt = Nec1y. nnGpee34llIa
oet19-deod&wly 70. B. WAlADx.
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MARRIAaEANDCE LrBAoY
sentinels for Safety

There Is In tho blood An independent faculty of SEN
sation, which Hivss expression by pain and nfam-
nation when foreign matters are present Hence
pain and Ind ANIMATION mean eelfprotection, and are
ssntnels for tho body's safety.
Aid the blood by BRANDRLTH'S PILLS, to take
out foreign matters timpuriiise, and your pain In
dammaton and sickness will often be only an affair
Of n few hours.
Miss Consardn, Of Reading. Schuyler Cs.,N T..
was curod Of contraction OF the arm OF year
etandng by less than dollars worth Of BRAND
RErHS PILLS. The arm was entirely useless for
over year
Principal Agency. Brandrsth House. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
DIR. TOBIAS

Celebrated Venetian Liniment,
whose wonderful cures. sure and instantaneous &C.
tion in cases OF Chronic Rheumatism, Head ache,
Toothache, Cuts, Burns, Collie, Cramps. Dysentery,
ETC., have astonished the the ci vla0d world II 10
catch penny, but su article that hiss stood he
test Of twenty years. The enormous sale and rapid
ly increasing demand at once the surest evidence
WINGED. No family should be without bottle IN the
house-hundsecs % dollars, and many hours OF sui-
and Qysentery yield 81 to lie pain curative prop
critics II is perfectly innocent, and be given 10
the oldest person or Youngest child. No matter. n
yon have confidence In Patent Meiicnes-fry this
and yeu will be sure to buy sgAin and reccmmend il
TO your friends. Hundreds OF Physicians recon-
mend u In their practice. None genuine unless
eigued, s. I. Tobias" Price so cents per bottle.
SOLD hy AL Dfuygst.. Depot. IS Cortlandt 81 N Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS:

VIcKsnrna, Mss. AuB. ,. ~.
Da. Jonu BrLL-Deas Sir II am happy b state 70
you that have used your valuable Cedron Bittere
with great benefit to myself In general debility and
and msssmstic influence Of The Mississippi River
around vicksburg. l confidently recommend IL nee
to all persons who exposed TO unhea thy climates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IL il An, s.sing

That the feeble should totter with tain ep
the face OF the earth. in danger every day OF
falling victims TO the morbid influences by which We
all surrounded, when tested and proven vsget-
able tonic, capable OF endowing them with the visor
they need is procurable in every cti town and set
Element II might re ssonably be thorght that after
the twelve ycare experience which the world has had
Of HoSTErTERS BfTTERS, all would know that
its effect Is TO prevent disease.
~ this season the atm osphere 10 surcharged with
the seeds OF intermttente, remittents, rheumatism.
pulmonary disorders bilious complains and the like
Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed are the
drst to euccomb to these dstempers. Brace up the
ply eical energies then with this potential vegetable
sonic II s the most owerful reeuperant which the
search and experiment. Try 1t. The bndeet d.ci-
pie Of the old medical dogmas will ct least admit
that tonic and alter ative compounded Of approved
herbs, roots and barks can do no harm. while the
testimony OF thousands invitee trial of Its virtues
vigSr 10 the thing most needed in these cafes ~
vel! :: in SyspepssT., and ner,ou. ..e.ions and
most wholesome strengthening preparation that
human skin has yet concocfed.
Hundreds OF physicians have abandoned all the
eicnal receipts and prescribed this harmhaes tonic
a. preventive and cure Tor al cases of Chiils and
Fever
UphA1n's Hair Close and Cur.
Ing Fluid 10 the best In the world II
imparts beautiful gloes to the HAIR, keeps IL II
CURL promotes its growth, &c. Price, 80 cts bottle.
CrRAx's FskcxLs AND PtnrLs BANrsasR removes
Freckes, Tan Sunburn, Pimplcs on the Face, Soft
ems the Skin and Beauties the Complexion. Price
60 cents.
UPsAx's AsrHxA Crsr relieves the moot viosat
paroxyems of Asthma In ten minutes, and effects
speedy cure Price, 81 package.
Tna JArANrsR HAIR STAIN colcrs tho whisksro
and Moustache beautiful black or brown. Ii con-
ssts OF only preparation. Color will not fade OF
wash out Only 30 cents a box.
Sold by 8 c. UPHAM. % South Eighth ST., Phila-
depha. and hy all Druggists Circulars sent free.
Also Tor sale BY all Druggists in Davenport.
febI-depdiy