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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-27


MoUNDsvILLE SEdINARY.-A meet
Ing Of ladies and gentlemen was held
In Prof. Shattuck's Academy In
Moundsville, on the 18th inst, to take
measures for the erection of new
building for the Female Seminary. Mr.,
Geo. W. Bier was chairman OF the
meeting and Rev. J. F. Woods Secre-
tary. Prof. Hutchi1s, ]. NJ. Bell, DR.,
Bruce, Rev. DR.. Alexander and others
made remarks touching the desIrablllty
and feasibility OF erecting new build
Ing for the use of the Seminary Asso-
citation. 1t being an incorporated com
pany, 1t was finally determined to APP
point committee to solicit subscrip.
lions of additional stock, the minimum
sum to be raised before attempting to
build being 5000. DR.. Bruce, Mr.. Bell,
Mr.. Bier and Prof. Hutchlns, were ap-
pointed the committee. II was also
agreed that 20 per cent OF the stock
subscribed be paid on the LIST Of Jan.
uary, and 20 per cent every thirty days
thereafter till the whole be paid. A
committee Of ladies was also appoint.
ed to solicit subscriptions, consisting OF
Miss Lizzie Ferguson, Miss Lydia Cans,
Mrs. DR.. Moore, Mrs. Caldwell and
Mrs. Fanny Webster. It is proposed
meanwhile to procure building OF Mr..
Walter Gray and renew the operations
OF the Seminary with as little delay as
possible.
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N"O rhLLDWH URLFBRATIhN AT
MoUNDsvILLI. The Odd Fellows OIL
MoundsVllle propose to have grand
celebration to-day, to which they cor.
daily Invite members Of surrounding
sister lodges In good standing. A pro.
cesSlon will be formed at one O'Clock,
preceded by the MartInsville Brass
Band, and after marching through the
principal streets, will be addressed by
K. g. Barr, ESqr., Of this city. Dinner
Will be served at 6 o'clock drawing oil
gin enterprise at 0 O'Clock. At the close
OF the drawing the award Of the cake to
the young lady who received the high.
est number Of votes, will be made.
This will be followed by the prssenta.
slon OF o cane 10 the member Of Mound
City Lodge for whom the greatest mum.
Der Of ballots had been deposited.
The proceeds Of this celebration are
to be applied to the purchase Of q hall
for the use Of the Order In Moundsyllle
and 1t Is confidently hoped that those
lodges In this region which are already
supplied In that particular, will turn
out In large numbers and lend a help
ing hand on this occasion.
By leaving on the 1850 train you will
reach Moundsvllle In time to witness
the Imposing ceremonies. The Grafton
accommodation will bring you back u
the city by half past nine at night. Lei
there be a grand rally.
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SELLING LIQUOR TO M1NoRs.-Scarce.
ly day passes that we do not chronl.
Gle the fact that some one has been
fined or held TO bail for trial before the
Circuit Court for violating the statute
against selling Intoxicating liquors to
minors. Notwithstand ding the frequent
examples made OF this class OF Offend
ers, the desire to get gain Is so strong
that dealers In benzlne will take the
risk OF detection and punishment, and
follow In the footsteps Of their untortu-
nate brethren.
Yesterday, Gregory Warner was ar
raIgned In Esquire Clohan's office,
charged with having violated the law
referred to In two instances. The tes.
tlmony fully established the charges,
and Warner was required to give bail
In each case In the sum OF one hundred
dollars for his appearance at the next
term OF the Circuit Court.
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ARE You GOING TO BE MARRIED p
The late rise in the matrimonial mar.
ket hereabouts is believed to be largely
due to the stock Of beautiful wedding
cards and envelopes TO be found at the
INTELLIGENoER counting room. Nc
susceptible young person Of either sex
can see them without feeling an lrresis'
tible inclination to rush Into matrimo.
ny. 1t Is therefore little hazardous 10
look over our stock without having the
preliminaries securely arranged. Per.
sons living at distance can have them
sent by mail; and samples will be for
warded to those desiring to order.
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ART PRooREssIoNs.-Eyer since Do,
guerre caught and "sllyered the sun
BEAM" this beautiful art has been max.
Ing rapid strides toward perfection
Even now with the stereoscope, while
SHOWS and storms rage and whIter
without, we can contemplate natures
great Book Of Beauty, and become &C.
quaInted with the wonders OF the world
while sitting at home surrounded By
comiorts-"scenes to the eye real" thal
lack only tho breeze to feel that we are
there. An hour at PARrRIDuR's will
show you the most beautiful scenes II
Europe and America. Nothing coulc
afford more pleasure and profit than &
fine set OF views and handsome stere.
oscope US a HOLIDAY PRESENT. Par
fridge: has the finest lot Of Views In thu
city, -
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WATER WORKS IN sourH WurE1,

WATER WoRKs In SOUTH WHEEL.
lNu.-Ths good people Of South Wheel.
have determined 10 erect water works
for themselves. Several applications
have been made 10 our city authorities
looking to supply from this dIreC-
tlon, but no success attended their Of.
forts. They have taken the matter In
their own hands now, and intend to be
Independent" on the water question,
as they have heretofore been on others.
Thursday night special meeting Of
their Council was held for the purpose Of
taking action on this Important sub.
ject. After full interchange OF views
1t was resolved 10 appoint committee
on behalfotthe council, and one on the
part OF the citizens, to open correspon.
dence with Mr.. Weir, Of Cincinnati, on
the feasibility Of what Is known as the
"Holly" mode Of supplying cities and
large towns with water. II we are cor
rectly Informed this plan provides for
the complete filtration Of the water be.
fore 1t Is offered to consumers. We re-
greet that something Of the kind ls not
In existence In connection with our
city water works.
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed to represent the council |:
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IMPROVEMENTS, &o.-We were favor,
ed yesterday with a brief call from Gen
G. W. Brown, Collector OF the ID dis
trict, who reports that the collectlonsi
his disLalct this year will largely ex.
coed those Of last, as they did those OIL
the year preceding.
Senator Wiley has our thanks for
documentary records.
Mr.. Hannibal Forbes is erecting a
handsome three story dwelling on
Fourth street. near Monroe.
Our friend Joseph Wilde, OF the
Bookstore, has got back Into his old
quarters, corner OF Main and Union,
where he is now TO be seen through a
span>new open front, with everything
garnished fresh and new.
Messrs. Hubbard & Lists new Drug
Store, near the Post Office, has been
elegantly fitted up and Is now one Of
the handsomest Establishments OF the
kind in the city. Their Sign, Just put
up; is beauty. AZ.
Messrs. PAUL & Co., have opened q
branch of their bookstore In Crangle's
new building, on Market Street. Their
block letter sign Ia one OF the prettlest
In the city.
Messrs. Nielander & Stoner have now
got fairly domIclled In their splendid
room In CranGle's new building, and
are now able to make an elegant show
Of their pictures.
Messrs. Laughlln. Smith Il Co., and
OFT, Hall & Co., have recently had the
front Of their building handsomely
painted and the painters are Just put.
ting on the finishing touches In the
shape Of tasteful signs.
Capt. Andrew Wilson has recently
put In new iron fronts In couple Of bis
store rooms in Centre Wheeling,
Capt. Whltmeyer, formerly of the
Baltimore Road, now engaged In the
grocery business In Centre Wheeling,
has lately erected q fine building, corn.
er OF Main and Second streets, to DO oc.
cupled as store and dwelling.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The entire day aud
until half past nine o'clock last night
was taken up in the trial OF the case o.
Carr U.s. The First National Bank Of
this city. Long and exhaustive
speeches were made by the Counsel
after protracted and searching examIna'
ton OF witnesses both for plaintiff
and defendant. We are unable at this
late hour to ascertsin whether or moi
the conclusion was reached.
John Settler was naturalIzed. This
we believe, was the only item of busI-
ness transacted yesterday, not connect.
ed with the trial OF the cause above
mentioned. ......
The following tases are set Tor trial
to-day: State Us. Vennum and Miller,
for HOUSEKEEPING; Board OF Super.
visors Us. Ferry, on charge Of bastardy.
The Attorney General Of the State
will be heard on notices In the follow.
Ing: State Us. Bartram, late Sheriff Of
- county-four cases; Same Us.
RAIDER, late Sheriff OF Nicholas county
two cases; Same Us. G. 8. NJ. King, late
Sheriff Of Jackson county-twoi cases;
Same Us. Isaac A. Wade, late Sheriff Of
Putnam county-four cases; Same Us.
Floyd Neeley, late Sheriff OF Doddrldge
county-two cases. These suits have
been brought by the State to recover
money collected by these officers on
account Of taxes, &c.
Adjourned until O'Clock this morn.
ing.
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ANSWER TO THE PUzzLE.-To the
puzzle which appeared In yesterday
mornings paper we have received the
following az the solution:
Zone third Of eight loaves Is 22I-each
mans share. One OF the ARABS had
three loaves and ate 222S OF them, leay-
Ing but Il for the stranger; the other
had five, and after eating his share, OK
loaves remained for the stranger. This
last mentioned quantity is seven parts
Of what he ate, and therefore, he
who furnished five loayes should
receive seven times as much money as
he who furnished only one part"
D. ]. MCKEE,
QtdV Street,
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Gro, B. BUCHANAN. successor 10 E,
M. Porter, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally
that he will be found at No. %. Main
street, where they will 6nd all the latest
styles Of Boots and Shoes, which he
offers to them at reasonable prices. he
respectfully sollclts your patronage at
the "Clty Shoe Store" No. %. Main
street, near Monroe.
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MARKET STREET BRIDaE.-In pass
ing the site Of the proposed bridge ovel
the creek at Market street, yesterday,
we observed force OF men at work on
each abutment. Operations were sus-
pended on them some time since, but
the contractors, to place them beyond
the possibility Of injury from flood OF
Ice, wisely determined to raise them
two or three feet higher this season
than they at first contemplated. That
Ia now being done.
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For Rent.

TIME ROOM AND DWELL.
lug corner Main and Webster streets,
M dry goods store. This 10 the best ar.
ranged building IN the city, suitable for O
tirGl.claIN retail business. Sufficient BhelV-
Ing and counters for any business. Heated
with furnace, IWll rent the whole house
10 one party, or divide II Into 1toreg, each 20
Separate wash house. Hot and cold water
In second and third stories, also water clos.
eta. Possession can be had December lst
For particulars enquire on the premises, OF
at my residence Oh Market alley, west d
Main street.
noVlb.tf NJ, HEYMAN,
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On Drive heard the report on the
street, yesterday, that Esqr. Buchanan
OF Washington township, had resigned
his Commission as Justice. 1t Is said
that the friends Of Mr.. Godfrey Price
ex.deputy Sergeant, are urging his
claims for the vacant position. Thus
far. we believe, Mr.. P. has no opposi'
ton,
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THE CALENDAR CLOCKS sold at Oxto.
by d DuGield's Jewelry Store, 1Vl,
Market street, keep correct time, strike
and indicate the day OF the week and
month-the cheapest and most perfect
clock In the market. Every house
should contain one. Call and see
clocks, and everything In the way OF
watches, jewelry, spectacles, silver
ware, gold pens, &C., at 104 Market
street.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nnv.

AMERICAN BRoILER.-We direct at,
tention to an advertisement In another
column OF new culinary utsnsil
which we think will commend itself L
every good housewife who may exam.
Inc 1t. 1t is highly recommended by
those who have tried 1t. C.E. Siifel
Main street, near the Grant House. has
secured the exclusive right TO sell them
In this city, and will keep full stock
on hand. Call and see them. ,
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RBAD AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERcu.
RIAL DIsEAsE, y 3 > litl.

DEAR DooroR:--You know what was nv
Sorea SI1 AVN Wnen called upon you. was
Diae1 scaos, and 80 panied In my joints n
~ nliEnt' mat sleep or rest was utterly limos.
iDle. Ny constitution Beemed entireIv
" oa! down, and was almost In despair
SI ~ sveE peing cured having tried many ply.
purpotting 70 be- remedies. withnn. ~
tstAt ngn OF success. But am now nanny
" NY that atter using those Ave bottle Il,
your sarSapartlla and Dandelion. and onIv
Woo nofes OF the Pulls, became perfectly
6oat, and feel at this time az Stont mn evsr
uld 10 my lilo. Please accept nv lhanfS.
and believe me ever yours. '"'
To DR. BRENTIrNaRR. "H i9'
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RESUMED OPERATIONS The damage
sustained by the machinery OF Wash
ington mills. which we mentioned a
morning or two since, has been fully
repaired and the entire establishment
Is In full tide of successful operation.
Work was commenced yesterday morn.
ing.
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THERE appears to be great excite.
nent about Boots and Shoes being sold
30 very low by the Hubbard Bros. They
want 10 close them out as soon as pos
alble, as they want the room for furnl.
ture, oil cloths, carpets, &C., now re-
ceiVinR,
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RUs.CALIsAYA.- The three
best Tonlcs, Akillfully and elegantly COM
bined in an amber.colored cordial, beauti.
fully transparent 70 the eye, pleasant to the
taSte, acceptable TO the stomach, In Caswell,
Hazard q Co.'S ero-Phosphorated Elixir
OF Oolisaya Bark. ... ..
Each plot contains one ounce Of Royal
CallSaya Bark, and each teaspoonful con.
talns one grain Of iron. Samples furnished
free 10 the profession.
CAsWELL. HAZARD 4 CO.,
sole manufacturers, New York.
Bold by all Druggists.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents
TO the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of first class Wheeler &
Wilson Sowing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner 4 Co., Agents, No. IS Monroe street,
Wheeling.
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AE sails.
For Sale Cheap,

l. three story building on Zane street, east
NJ Seventh, which Ia At present occupied by
Mr.. Thos. Downs as Grocery store and
dwelling. The house coutainS7 rooms be.
sides the store room, and hns front on
Zane street OF about % feet. This is good
business stand. and will be sold cheap. Pos
session any time.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
ONCE, Market 81, near Custom House.
nOyl7
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RIVER NEws.-The only arrivals out.
side Of the regular packets were the
Liberty No. 4 and bArges from steuben.
vile, and the Coal Bluff from some
point not now remembered. The for
mer had on board twenty-five hun.
dred kegs Of nails from the works at
Steubenville, and last evening was at
the Belmont landing receiving those
contracted for day or two since, which
we mentioned at the time. Captain
Booth expressed The opinion In our
hearing that all his engagements here
would be slowed away on his barges In
time to take their departure this even-
Ing. We noticed large lot Of wagons
and carts on the landing, brought
down from Pittsburgh, and destined
for New Orleans.
The Rees did not reach here until
four o'clock, havinglbeen detained at
Captina three hours, assisting the Mag.
gle Hays through the rifle at that
point.
The marks here last evening indicat-
ed six feet, seven Inches and falling
at Pittsburgh, four feet and rising.
We take the following from our Cln-
cinnati exchanges Of yesterday:
The river rose a foot in "a hours end
Ing at O'Clock last evening, with II
feet 10 Inches water In the channel, BY
the metal marks at the Water Works.
None OF the upper streams are reported
rising 10 great extent, bat below we
! are to have fair stage.
The Glasgow lett for Pittsburgh. PI.
lots, Thomas Javens and Thomas Nor.
rls.
Capt. Moore has concluded to load
the Argosy for Pittsburgh.
The Major Anderson resumes her
trips to Wheeling to-day.
The new transfer boat OF the Sioux
City d Pacific Railroad, built at Wells.
Vile, and named the ". W. Walker,
left here last evening for her destlna-
tion-a point forty miles above Omaha.
She was drawing thirty inches,
and will only run In daylight while
making the voyage. Byron Clark is
her pilot.
The Ida stockdale, Captain J. W,
Jacobs, lett New Orleans for Cincin-
natl. Pittsburgh and way landings on
the Nth instant, at s Pm.
The Enterprise, which, we UNDER
stand, was once q ferryboat ut Guyan.
dotte, arrived at the mouth Of Licking,
with tow Of barges and flats. The
Enterprise has been made into cotton
boat.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Is.
Departed-Mary Houston, for Louis.
Vile; John W. Garrett and barges, for
Cincinnati.
The following scene is said to have
occurred on ferryboat crossing the
river at Ripley when the river was
rough:
oh! Henry, this is terrible = Yes,
1t IL, he replied, but lean on me and i
Will protect you.' DO you think II will
be as rough as this all the way across!'
i do responded Henry. Then guess
III have 10 lean on you,' replied the
lady. For life2' whispered Henry,
turning pale at the thought OF REFUSAL.
'1-1-don't know-the water Is aw-
fol rongh-I guess ye-yes-you'd bet.
ter ask pa
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YouSa people In the country ought
not to think of getting married until
they have seen a sample Of our Wed .
ding Cards. ...
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Now is your chance to secure bar.
gains in the Boots and Shoes, selling
of at cost, ct james V. Bonds, lOI
Main street,
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RELIGIOUS No'roR. Rev. W. M. Null
lenlx, pastor, will preach In the Fourth
street NJ. E. Church, tomorrow morn
Ing at lOH O'Clock, and In the evening
att.
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PosT OFFICE ITEM.-The name Of
Long Lane, Cabell county, has been
changed to Marshall College, and f.
T. Mitchell continued as postmaster.
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LAUNDRY INDIGO BLuEINa BAG
Something new. Call and see 1t, at
Edmund Bookings and Booking 4
Carols Pharmacy.
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A LARoE stock Of House Furnishing
Goods, such as Table Linens, Towels,
Napkins and Marsellles Qqilts, at a
great sacrifice, at Brues & Sanders.
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WHAT Science hath Joined together
let no man put asunder! Buckwheat
Cakes and Logan, List & Co.'s Excel
slor Baking Powder.
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ocroRooN, octoroOn, octoroou.

DoN'T forget to call and examine the
stock Of fine Dress Goods 10 be seen at
Brues Il Sanders, as they have made
great reduction In prices.
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A HAPPY MARRIAaE!-Buckwheat
Cakes and Logan, List Il Co.'S Excel
slor Baking powder.
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MINIS beat Kip Boots. worth $3.50 for
800. II! Lnu" V. BIond's. 1O7 Maiu
street, corner SprgE Alley.
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IF UHIFoRMITY, And HOW
WE PREVENT IT,

The want OF uniformity in Boots and
Shoes, It Is well known, equals II not ex-
ceeds that OF any other kind Of InRnufao-
tured goods. In order TO protect ourselves
celve or place on sale any goods mot re0u lar
and uniform, except they be too low In
price 10 allow Of uniformity. To insure this
every pair OF Boots and shoes that enters
our store Ia carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct in size, nee from dam.
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GtnGtteQIiaerrsr:
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. "a


Religious NotIce-Flrst Presbyterian
Church.
For Rent.
Something You Want.
Toilet Soaps.
Hyacinthe Bulbs.
Cream Of Violets.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
The American Broller,
Opera Observation-Disclosures Hall.
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ONLY few LEFT OF those 50 cents Hem.
stitched Hakts for 95 cents, at Brues II
Sanders.
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REMEMBER that no we'll regulated
wedding can come of without our ele-
giant Wedding Cards.
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PoLICE CouRT.-There was not case
before the Police Court, yesterday
morning. ...
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A NEW lot OF Womens' and Mlssss'
full Button Boots, Just received at Louis
v. Blends, l07 Main street.
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GREAT reduction In tho prices Of
Boots and Shoes at Louis v. Blonde,
lO7 Main street.
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Now is the time to get sci OF Fine
Furs, at half their value, by calling
early, at Brues & Sanders.
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LADIES don't forget the beautiful
play OF the octoroon at Washington
Hall.
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For Rent.

uNuE WAREHOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
L by Theodore Fink, fronting Quincy
street.
Also one on east side Of Main streen, near
Quincy. Possession INST Of April next.
Apply 10
nOvi2.lm W, L, MoAFEE
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For Rent.

WHAT DESIRABLE STORE ROOM IN
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of Monroe
aud Fourth streets, Of present occupied by
Mr.. Edmund Booking. Possession given OH
the LIST OF April, Apply 70 ,,,,u,
nOli8tf or W. i. MCKELVEY.
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CURE or DYsPEPsIA AND sCRoFuLA.
PARKERBURG, April 10.
7. H. LOGAN, Eso.-Dear Sir IL wrote 10
you some time since for bottle OF Brent.
lngerS Fluid Extract OF Harsapar lila ami
ORnuelonI and must say that IL has acted
upon me Ike charm. have been afiiict-
ed ior near two years with Dyspepsia: two.
Thirds or the time vomited from one 10
~ I9f ecu umes g day. had given up the Idea
o. ever getting vel, and Indeed my friends
mad given up. all hopes OF my ever
getting well again. Added 70 this, i Suffsred
win the serofnla very much. Since last
september one side OF my neck was one an.
tire sore, composed OF some seven rnnninT
9orea. The use Of one bottle has mueh I'M
proved me. My stomach Is relieved and NV
neck has improved beyond my most safi.
enlno expectations. l feel much encournged.
anu mink by the use OF one or TWO bottles
more Elo. anall be relieved entirely. You van
please Bend mo two bottles by tic boat. w.
Yours, respectfully, -
]. ". HOMER.