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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
MERCHANTS PRorECrNE UNION
Mercantile tseierGnce

Eet y AskIS lHr #frrw
rpHE MERCH ANTS PROFICIENT. USIoN;
| organiall TO promote aud protect trade,
bv chqblng "a suhscrlhdrth iittHm 'fucility
aud Safety in tho granting of credits, and the
recovery Of CLAIMS IT all poiuisdihayel ~ On.
uoun3e, lllat lhey,Ejll on OF alept September
LIST 1865 publish ~ one larg9qrarlo volume;
1'nr MrkchiSTI l'RoTtcrlvE USioS MtE.
cASrlLN RKFNeE REGsrsp, cbntaihlng among
other things the Mines EpiNtg Of business,
Amounted Capital, ,FiHSpel'l Standing. mud
rating as 10 Credit, d OVER ihuOO Of The prin'
cipal merchants, traders mukurs, nanniach.
rers .andpuhlic cjhpAnins,in mora than 49,
! 900 of The cities, towns, villages. and settle
mcuts. throughopt tue United States, their ter
ritories and The most, important Information
ntaiuahlc and necessary 20 enable the inn
chant 10 ayrlrtaiu M = glance The CArlTAl,
CHARACTER, aud DioRrgoS eei.piT OF such 6l
his easopicrs rs ara dleusdTqrby Of any gra
TRe fep6fiss sDJ fgarambsipn,' 10 bc giSenn iji,
the ~ disr!r. EiliJNS rohfintd 20 those worthy
Of SOM line ofctsliltRnd al the same Aiill be-
based, so laras practicable. upon tAGwritten
| statement, uf4hp parties thCmselySS,, revised
hhl corrcGitd bv well known and reliable les'
gal Correspondents. WHOSE Character, Will
prove gnlrailtce ofthe curron,pCSs 81 the IN
formation fUrniSbcd hYileA.it h believed that
The rrsorls Will moye more tr9th(pl aud com
plelc, and Therefore, supeiS; 10, aud ri much
greater value iliin any previously issued.
By aid oftlle NtHclIANfs' PRorrC1tr URhoy
MIRcANILgd hFmrNgguG islspRS bpsipes7
men win he enabled 10 ascertain. alta glance.
The capital aud graduation Of credit, as cuthrar
Cd with Gnaucial worth, IL neurly every mcI
chant, manufactured trader and barker win.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DIFFERENCES.

There are many contributions so inherently
defective IN energy $50 derive great benefit
from moderate nsc Of rure liquor combined
with such Vegetable medicines and extracts as
enter into the composition Of Rohack'. Stomach
Bittcrs, and there are many situations in which
even the hcal,hast derive additional security
from their occasional use.
Ifhnalthy persons are exposed unusual aud
continued exnrtion in confined air. or under the
heat of the sun or to the influence Of dspress.
ing vatrhfuineas Wv travelins AMI vb~-so uf
diet and water. or Presidents malarinuS dis
tric,s or the rank river bottoms Of the West and
South, there cai I've no ionb, but careful use
Of Ron,cK's Srox,cu BIrTrps with The food
would surely be tho means of wardiug of act
ual disease aud enabling them to bear NJ un.
affected where wi,hontthe Bittcrs they would
likely have TO succumb to disease, They
strengthen. tone, and inyigorale, aid digestion
and Increase the appetite,
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Trust Sale!

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust
executed by William II Martin 70 Daniel
a. Russell. and duly recorded in decd book
No. 81. folio $50 4 and s. Of the record Of
deeds Of Mason county, for The use aud benefit
Of VIM. L. Anderson, Lucy Anderson aud H.
fc Anderson, l. the Undersigned Trustee, will
On Friday the 9Th Day orNnvcmbeS Os
proeeed to sell at the Front Door Of tho Caurl
House Of Mrson county, at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash. the following lot
Of land and appurtiucoS in said decd desert
6cd, towit Situated in the Township of Way
gener. in the county Of Mason, and Stale Of
Wcst Virginia, and lying above, but near the
town Of West Columbia, and fronting on the
Ohio River, aud containing twenty Ave acres,
Being tho same laud conveyed by william l..
Anderson, Lucy Anderson, and Ella Ander
son, TO William II, Martin. Said land lies on
the Ohio River, aud Is d very valuable piece Of
property.
IJ'Silc 70 commence NJ ! o'clock A. ",
DANIEL A, RUSSELL
Oc, 2)-jw, lrlglco
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West Virginia .aA
AGRICULTURAL GDLLEEEl

THE FALL TERN or THIS 1NSTITu.
L TI0N viii begin September Isl, is6Se
The scope of The College, beside pREPAR
ATORl DErARTMEN1', rmbraerS (pll. ph
thorough Courses ofTnstrnci,pn In Mgtlenat
cs. Ancient aud MHtrAo languages, rhiI6t
Gply, General l.itemmrgthG Sciences. Agti
cullue aud Military Taeiips.su u mir srg
Tie cpstnf Tluin, Bgeks. aud 0IgjiR!;
ncsd not cScged from ! lsQ TO l1o per nuuDl.
10 resncct 10 health, boanilfil scenery and
favorable nioralsdyroNudmAs tlR Pla5e is IN
surpassed, t,7aSryd I'D iaa 10
;, AlfS MARTIN n, D.. 4rwsIdrpb7 aud
Pr6ttssor of Mental aud .MQyll Philosophy. y
81 4. s. LyoS AZ N Vice President. l'f6tOss
or u English lileralG,c, aid PrmciPaf ltefA
tory Department. s.---
Gu J. r. PwNlB,f a. MT Pra6sscJ Of
MMhelnatics md Of Military 'Tactiss,, i..u.
) " SrrrrNs, " rmTsspr " Hatulal
Philosophy and Of Material sti.hte-fq 40 %
Hisnr ", HAN,s.D D. Professor Of An.
elen and Alpd,nn l.ananaai, and Eitgmtars.
OtWfR W. MtpE, A.M,,Assistart ~ tihe
Preparatory Department,
Gro. " hAGtS>, ESQ, eaN6!mNtAclt w
The GrduNds hnd nillH'its q 'npIl fHa
n,iHraa y 'll9oSN, Al h5l,orpFeiInh lhyS,
olRy aud Hygiene .gi,ps,,
Hon ions A. -p,tta. I-etarrr an Civil ADD
and SpnAuaiinnsl L1gsml yurti a ri
MolawyoEs &yaHs ANESl'MI5sRHfs
gl.-A4lI lrUl TEHn9 slo tiSVi sec
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An Ounce Of Preventive

,vprth a ponnd az cure, Fever and Ague
rbe prevented in AL climates and in all
afItionS blythe constant use OIL Roback's
~ Rlpcrs, and oltimcs he very worst
btg tten cured bN their timely use -
sakiivipg IN mnlArious districts should
tlbs without them E. S Bright, Agent
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NNTIOE

b n VI porous ,lpNrpg ip ul,lsiN NllhnriN h-
~ ceiiiqcDtslo loach sSllqql RI Mason soiply
wil het0hv td.o nollcr ihSt my'pnbEt cStm
l04tion Of rotlhev, oVjll fMnt lhis hates ie
bold At Mason civ. on lheTIlIRp cSAlUR
hAf oleaeh mouth. Nopilsais examiHshur
w b9glSsp. tgtep. IN 3lsgl oSenfrsigcy
y JAcde hfED,
~ Top. relt sybc-l Mason c6ipt9g
oct 2@A IN ..si 4 Il ,aissatt
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A SAU AccIpESr,-Our community
was startled on Monday morning, by
The report that Mr.. f ], Cen'crs.a worthy
cilizans Ofour county, and Mate on tho
steamer LighlFoot. had been accidentIy
drowned at the foot Of launerhassatls
Island on Saturday, morning last, Hs
was putting a line ou', aud the skifE
capsizod with him, Although he was .
good swimmer the swifInefs ofIhe cur
rent prevented him from reaching the
slore. He called several times forhelp,
hut there being no other skiif about the
boat no assistance could be afforded him
Finding lha! be vas beyond the reach
Of help and that death was, inevitable,
he cried, Farewell" and then sank TO
rise no more. |
We mourn with those that mourn,
and weep with those that weep, yet
conscious how unayailing our Ia
menleIions, or our teOrs, TO reconcile Us
to ills unexpected, Ills oppressive be
rCsvCuentl we with unfeienedrplgctarte
turn from the contmplaiiG Of The
painful theme, With the full assurance
thai those who khGw him, win lcrply
sympathiza with lis distressed sOd az
Atted family,
FWhile our community has lhus sus.
tdincl an irrcParable lose. what must be
the ieelings oftFose who are 50 sud.
denly brreit of kind, coosiiera'e aud
sfec'ionsto falhef--and especially the
kind and ioying wife, for the scdlcn
wrestling from her SIDE, her A;ia,l,. dali-
fol and ',tfeciioaate lasbStd But God
atone, KNOWS the depth soisn14 Fgogy
SoI FEELING the want 9s lae4it5sgAsss
solacc to hgt lacira:sa-aE EiSoin:: We tsn.
only Gimme nd 3lieF ika$ Setaig isast}
sGl6assx and dssataf9 lIss e&asolss
to III" Being wbo. has promised 10 bp
The Widows God"
Up TO the time we so TO press, lis
body had not been recovered The Ma.
sonic Order Of this place, of uhich the
deceased was a member, have appointed
a committee to proceed at cncO to The
place, ami 10 use every endeavor to Eeco
yer his body,
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Those who desire o purchase good
pair ot'bools or slocs, can Gud them al
Smith n Martins.
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Nrw ARRWAL.-Tho second arrival
Of new fall and winter goods have been
received by Messrs. Smith L PolsIOy. -
They have a large aud complete assort.
menI of cllicoes, costly dross goods,
musIin,, flnnols, joars, notions. boots,
and shoes for ladies, misses aOd gents,
bats nad caps, and in fact everything
ycu may desire. There is no better
place to trade than at this establish.
menI. They keep nothing but frst class
goods, aud sell them at the very lowest
prices. Give them a call.
Tue oLp FLGO.--Tbis sterling loysl
Paypcr hOU,iust been started q, Phillippi
in Barbour county. W. Va. The sec
ond number is now before as, We can
soy lhsliti0 aNo, / journal, edited
with gtca. ability aud deals hard blow,
al the defenders Of the lost cause. lie
spicy editorials cannot iail to mako 1t a
popular, realabh journal, Ne. II. n ,
2liglcr is editor anil proprietor
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Alsrge lot Of ladies' shoes Custom
made at Smith & Martins. Go aud
see them.
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Read Dr.. CampbelIs card in to.days
psper lie has permanently located in
his place. HE'S good physician and
We trust he will receive liberal patron.
sce.
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The attention Of those Interested is
called to the dissolution notice Of lbe co
7crnoBhip Of Wilson Il Robinson.
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7 !
hOikening TO our invitations. hSfl An
10 peace, prosperity and happiness -atia
which you will always find 10 'loytl Wet
Virginia. ~
L don't make Bit Of difference how
KoaIucky goes; Saap& Martin are 60.
lag 10 supply al Sss Boots, Shoes Of;all
vsrietiegnsInilE sind in ft,t class IS,
Establishments Gin kfnlahat tide pUb'
lie may call tor 1pd, will exchange Them
for grseobacks ITO meuer'aho is elected,
They are now opening THAR fall stock Of
Boots. and. shoes, &c add iovitehho la
dies. especially, to come aud look at
tho--ihsm shoes. The stock sarsool BIO
TnE UMoS PAclrlo W. ere remiu-
ded anew of the extent and progress Of
the Union Pscio Railroad by the receipt
of copy Of a pamphlet jpsi issued by
the Company, continuing The T'easurer's
report for the year eudingJune 80, 1868,
aud May ether matters cfnterest con-
nsc'ei with his great enterprise. The
Troasurer's report, by the way, show
The earnings Tor the year reached the
enormous aggregate Of $4,slG,o407a
while the expenses we're but 50 6s4,-
Isl IA. leaving a net Balance of Of ST.
0Gl,259 50, upon an average distance Of
472 miles, These figures must be en-
lirely satisfactory 10 the holders of the
ComPRuy's Bonds, the net earnings be.
ing lar! els in excess Of the interest up
on these lisbiliiss
Tne, cOmPany's pamphlet is the hani.
soonest business document w&hove seen
issued by ooy corforaticn. Inaccurate
maplqf the Union Pacific and its relsfen
70 sh' part Of the GodnirY, fully enables
pms 70 see i's,inpoAance ss'a naiSnal
Rpik. ,,rhopGhOfkc,et dftbGWor% is
AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS islstsit,
by, tile testimony OF many Intelligent ex.
aminers, the question, "isthe road well
buil,?" All This evidence quotations
being given from more than a score Of
writers-gocs to show the road 10 ba
thoroughly built and well managed. A
chuptefSaan The Saving and Ptofit 10
the Government gives fact and figures
trom o(li3ial sources at Washington,
showing that the Government saved al.
most two millions Of dollors in the year
1867, by having its freight upon this
route transported by this railroad rather
than by wagons, as formerly. The
Treasuer's report follows, to which we
have alluded, and the pamphlet closes
with remarks upon the value Of the Com.
psny's Bonds which are q FIrSt KjJtgrge
upon the entire line snI SO amply secu.
cred that. paving as they do SIX per cent.
gold interest, they must be cllsSed among
the safest and most profitable securities,
The inim stion is given, ia the Compa.
'ny's advertisement, that the period dur.
rug which these BINDS can DO obtained
at the prcscn' rate may be short as it's
not unlikely that all which remnin un.
sold may be taken by some combination
Of capitalists and Withdrawn from The
market. except q! such a premium as
the holders might see lit 10 demand. The
pamphlet is superbly printed, numerous
Characteristic vigne'tes, initial letters aud
tail pieces making /! on attractive illus.
tralei work, Copies OF the pamphlet
may be obtained free, orany Of the Com.
fcaS's agents.
----S.,- -----
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
STATE OF WEST TIRarNIA


A. Rulos hold IN ,hc Clerks Office Of the
Circuit roNr' ~ Wayne d0nnty, Ia the month
Of Oc'ohe, 1864
, s '.",' : c ,,,.''. In on,D,cy
1--WE object of'his aui, iS IN enforce judy.
mont Ten nrnn ihroc lots In The town of
Cerodo. anA 10 srhioci ihom 10 sale for the
na,m"o' M i,I-mer' NJ s39 80 with interest
rrnw F,h-uorv ,oth 1851 and sc II cost
Ths d,r same ~, complainant nv his conn
col and m ievl' hayiog heen flod mat tho
de'onhan iS non .rosi1ont NJ this state, On
motion Il Is orlerod that Tho dercndant Ste
nhcn CLARK 4, aunerr hara within one month
niirr due modification of 'his order aud IN what
il necessary to nro'ccthis interest IN the pee
miscs Tesic, .. .a
ELS. BLnsS rlcrk.
JC wheeler col. Ioc' l6.Aws
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One of the largest and most complete
3.eok Of goods in town, are 10 be Iound
q smith IL Martins, Drop in aud rE
mine them.
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sryD TnRx lS--wo respectfully ask Jus
tees of the Peace to report cases Of publsc in
terest, tried before them. and everybody TO
send items of interest for publication, A 10.
cal paper should DO a compendium of local
history. ESlp US to SO make the register.
NortcR.-Hereafer we shall make it rule
lc charge at the rate of Is cents pefline for all
'puTs," and advertisements of any descrip,
lion. which are placed in our local columns,
religious and charitable rotices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis,
continued
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We would respectfully remind our
.aaiers that MO6sU. Cole & Bryan are
agw manufacturing the very best article
Of aware, to be found ia tha StNlO,---
10 the retail dealer, thOy Offer libarol in
,menls. Give lhOm call.
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HoRRlpLEl. DO the parents of the
''rising gsnetation" know the wayw0rl-
ness of their children on the Sabbath
day, or do they permit them to cougre.
gate on the streets, and on the commons
and for psslime, fight, curse, blsOkguard
and play ball? Parents shouli see TO it
that their children are made respect the
Sabbath, They should be kept at home,
And ifparenls canuot cOn'ro! their chill.
dren, our town authorizes should DO SO.
Tho Presidential election occurred
last Tuesday. Up 10 the hour of going
to press we have no yeY defUitO news
as to the result. But whether the Union
majority is 100000 or 100000, it
makes no difference TO Smith & MAain,
They have on hand the very latest ag:
onies, in the way Of ladies dress goods
nd trimmings.
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}yO wonder if the Judge aad "PGr'
sy bad known how the election was
go.og to turn out 10 Wo't Virginia if
.aoy wonld not "havO fought on the 9th
% side" II seems from tho way the
election turned that their influence was
no. very Nhnflp - Pomcru 7NlarapA.
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u you want 10 got nice md neat
loop skirt or BalmoTal call al Smith 4
Neins bg ~
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Lrr Us HEr, orss.iArorprv.-;In,

LET Us HRrr 0NE7AsoTgEE;-
migrants coming IN ~ asii
us are requested 10 Ell
scribe .ior' tie Re8isi ~
there issRCt one such non
muuiiy'and afrtcoaui&
patron 10 his Esliys oul
From the bsgipaisg, Rss
ardent advocate OIap
great and glorious vol asi6
We have earnestly id yd
along with u, !" abd.s sb5
and wealth Of our cstsIi
that . gradIy attdberoe avs tptadI
homes among 49, givees 4PIl
sing. hand, nnd,let usssi
glory-illumined pathway VI
hOIkening TO our invitations. ihafti @
10 peace, prosperity and Happiness Sand
which you will always fna 'loya Wet
Virginia.
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which he has ordered expressly ror this maFhc.
and guarantees them
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24
DEED.


 Tn tliis village. on tlie 20th inst. Mrs Phebe Thompson aged 76. -ap ], In New Britain, Sunday, Dec !l3, Mar tha, wife of A. W. North, aged 46 years. ] sIn Colebrook River, Dec 10, Mrs. An gusta Murphy, aged 45 years. s,sn-a ,. .l In North Colebrook, Dec. 8, Miss Loi, WOlcott, aged ;19 years. s,stt.g t4esi u 'i In Pleasant Valley, Dec. 2, Miss Mary Alice Crompton, aged 15 years i,tGs} In Buffalo, Nov. Is. Of typhoid fever, !. J. W. Gaines, of Cleveland, Ohio, and formerly of. Painsyille,, Ohio. f.gss Il In Cofebrook River, Dec. G, Nathan Woodruff, aged 65 years. ttol 1e Iu West Winsted, Dec II, Mrs. Joel Humphrey, aged 64 years.
 In Terryyille, Dec 8, suddenly, of apo. plexy, Sarah, wife of Jason Skinner, aged 64 years.
 h Terryyille, Dec. Q, Thomas, son of John Purcell, aged 15 months. -.. In Albany. N., Y, Dec. 3, William P. Norton, in his 30th year, son of the late Dasisl Norton, of Canaan, Conn., g In New Haven, Dec. 2, Sarah, youngest daughter of the late John H. North, aged 33 years.
 In Shawano, Wis, Nov. 27, James D Mdun, formerly of West Stockbritlge, Mas saclftisetts. aged 65 years0It 1TfUa9' In Uolebrook River, Dec. If. suddenly Levi H. Ives, pised 20 years. s.sg
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24
F.l R M FOR SA E |.

rnVHAI valuable farm of i40 acres of land
 -A belonging to the estate of Shubael L. Hullburt, now deceased, situated in Cornwall Hollow about 1 mile mort theast of the Gen. the estate. Said farm is we'll divided into plough. pasture, meadow, and wood land; we'll watered by living springs and str cams, and is Nesy productive, Dwelling House, two barns stable, and other t-buiidings on the premi- ses Excellent water brought into the dwell ling, by pipes from sprinx. The farm will be sold with or without the stock and farming | implements. An opportunity like the present seldom offers as the farm is considered one of l the best for Agricultural or Grazing purposes | in the township. 3t5 STYita
 Terms easy. For par ariiculars enquire on the premises, of J. R. HURL.BURT, South Canas Il Ct, Administrator. 3l Am
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24
GOES COUGH BALSAM l

This long tried and popular Remedy is again called to the attention of the public. As often
 as the year rolls around, the proprietors make their bow an ually to the people, and remind them that amongst the many things required for the health, comfort and sustenance of the family through the long and tedious moaths Of winter. Goes Cough Balsam should not be forgotten. For years it has been household medicine-and mothers anxious for the safety oi their children. and all who suffer from any dlsease oi the throat, chest and lungs, cannot afford to be without it. In addition to the or dlnary four ounce so long in the market. we now furnish our mammoth family size bottles which will, in common with the other size. be found at all Drug Stores.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-24
New England Remedy
|Fhc Great
at 5sF-H - 1
 I sA '. ". POIAND'S ai

| kAe NGER@t - fett< ss -. ,s '. W.POLAND'So' hin' ,..l ''l, M DR. 'TER C0RP0 0UND9 q ssl. ~ WHITE soids, Coughs. Diptheria, bnres Sore Throat, C sE3laod, Pulmonary AT. Bronchitis. Splitting o. 'sa remarkable remedy |ections generally. It. Haisstes, Difficulty 'oi sor Kidney Complaints, on tho Kidneys and Noiding Urine. Bleeding, fl Complaints.
 Rlasisicr Gravel and other Jan. 20, 1868. vssu xhz se sl3osroS, uPoUSD.--After PoLaxp;s WHITR PMR Co we can confi- &nyiug given it d thorough triaiii t'e Pine Com Ecntly recommend Poland's Whit the cuse hoand as a very valuable articlesfot Nmplaints Nj colds. coughs. and pulmonic 'nown ii Generally. Tn several cases we have h medie' &o give prompt relief when all other re W ar rhich hal becn ltticd had failed. 1t issslss snd &icle. which. in climate so promot.ve ot N Hen and severe colds as Is thatof New Engh ought tc Ie in every family; and we arc su.
 hat these who once obtain if and give it
 lair trial. wiIl not thereafter be willing to DC lrithout it-Roaon Journal.
 A VaxuAHEK MEDrgxR.-Dr. Poland Whtc l
 Fine Comp0unyls. advertised in our columns, l
 s snccessfnl nttemrf to combine aud eappiy
 nc medicinal virtues Of the White Pine Bark.
 t has been thoroushly tested by people m
 hisc city nd vicinity, and the proprietor has .s
 estimoniaie s0fts vaiue from persona weii
 known to ossr c5kizess. Wc reconamend fts rrls
 al In al klas&s cases If discasr Co sshich is- is
 adapsed- It is for saEc by all our druggists.-
 ". E. lsdpgsdtaf.