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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-11

BEAUFORT AND sEABRooK's LANDING,
HILTON HEAD, TWICE A WEEK.
The steamer PILOT BOY, Captain Q. ,rK-A
nah via Beaufort a"a-- e.---- amt TTMPsnIv
MORNING, at O'Clock.
On the Sundays trip she will touch at Chisolm's
and Pacific Landings, going and returning, and
will touch at Button, going and returning, every
alternate Thursday. Returning will leave Savan-
nah every MONDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
J. D. AIKEN i CO., Agents,
jap2o South Atlantic Wharf,
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nr NOTICE.-C b A r L E T 0 n
BRANCH NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY, No. IA BROAD STREET.
Money deposited on CT before MARCH 2lsT will
draw interest from MARCH 1sr.
Interest allowed March, July and November on
all sums of Five Dollars and upwards. Deposits
of Five Cents and upwards received.
NATHAN RITTER,
ro,b1 10 =, Cashier
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04

IT seems but yesterday, says tho Boston
PoR, TINT Mr.. Seward "had his jaw in a
cage to redeem It from tho savage wounds
Inflicted by an assassin; to-day he reports
fresh tilings from tho seal grounds of
sitka, and recltcs tho incidents Of his 70.
mantle ride in state through the mountain
passes and across the smiling lakes Of
Mexico. He Is often styled on optlmist
among statesmen; how much further
would he have got on had he marshAled q
force Of croakcfs and been predicting per.
pctual disaster! 1t Is the fresh ninety
day spirit Of the man that buOys him up
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04

MR.. AND Mrs BoUTwELrD--Tho Secre-
tary Of the Treasury and Mrs, Boutwell,,
who Is noble New England woman, arc
not very much in gay society | believe,
though they always make their calling
friends very welcome. The Secretary
looks like tho energetic, determined off
cial he las proved himself to bo-mctho-
dical, inhexiblc, not wanting In tho urbane
unapproachablGncSs and bland rcpulsion,
esteemed high cabinet qualities. He
looks like, the man bent on up.
plying q rigid system Of New England
thrill 10 our national economy, setting his
face MS q flint against national oxtrava.
gancc, keeping his eye single to the reduc.
ton of tho national debt, Though not
lacking tho air Of man having authori.
", to say to this Democratic servant,
Go, and llc goeth," and to this Republic
can servant, "COme, and he cometh," he
hardly looks like that terrible tinctionary
who created such a reign Of terror on
first entering upon his Office, who slashed
off heads, some venerable, some fair, right
and len, and went forth docking and 70
dock.-Graee Greenwood, lsi.Sl |.i'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04

THE Democratic papers in .lIamp,
shire are in a terrible tluttcr OF the report
that their State Committee has declarediu
favor Of tho Labor Reform candidate for
Governor. Tho Concord Rltpipt declares
that the scheme would leave the party
tlIsorganlzcd, and literally lying around
loose; while the Portsmouth Times dc.
nounccs It az selling out Of the party
"for the benefit Of little side show" and
says that It Is the vilest and blacklist trca.
son to principle and to party. Meanwhile
the Republicans are closing up their ranks,
and working TO achieve victory,
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THE latest story from Paris is this; N.
Blanc, amilllonaiiO, was returning from
Burgundy by a night train. A lady, young
and pretty, occupied the same compart-
Incnt. Now N. Blanc, who, in spite Of
his naturally small feet, tries to make
them smaller still, was suffering terribly
from tight boots. All at once he noticed
that tho lady was asleep and he could
Just as well take Oft his boots, which he
did. Suddenly tho station lights begin to
appear in sight. Ono boot Is quickly put
on, hut the other, alas docs not so on so
easily. lie pulls and pushes; finally the
foot goes In, but Is terribly pinchcd, Once
Mt tho station. n. Blanc hides himself In a
cab, and thinks his troubles at an end.
When he reaches the house, imagine his
surprise at finding his right foot In lady's
boot. Madame Blanc refuses to believe a
word OF his story; she cries, goes into hys'
terics, and finally returns TO her father, re-
ftsslng to hold any communication with
her unfortunate husband.
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Obedience to the Article.
From he Plktl5urqh Gdf1tkS.

From ne FItkabtFgb GGstES.
WessYlrApiaAas falFtS committed
self upon ihe> i{Spe Of 1nrestrie sur
frago. Til first seps are taken which,
with tho p6hular, approval VII eSAlt, N
due time, SinN the restoration Of thesut.
fEagO 10 the class Of whites now diStrAn'
chised for their share in the rebellion.
The joint resolution for this amendment
70 the State Constitution was adopted BY
one branch Of her Legislature last week,
and by tho other on Tuesday last If this
action be conc1rret1 in by the next Legis.
lature, the amendment will DO perfected,
and the. Gx.rehelS vii. be admitted 70 the
Fri Tic proposed df6t6daiens also strikes
out the. word white" from the cOnstitu.
tional qualifications for suffrage. In the
ordinary course, this branch Of the propo-
siion would be subject to the same con.
dition Of popular approval, and to the
same extended delay In rs ratification.
But Nqt amendment viii be effectively
completed BY the Federal proclamation Of
tho XVIII Article within the next ten days.
Hence, Us West Virginia will not fall TO
recognize tho immediate operation Of the
Article, We must regard her action as
BuperauOus, in formally submitting The
question Of obedience in this way 10 the
two years consideration Of her people.
Tho awkwardncSs Of the step must be
manifest at the first election Of this year,
when her colored citizens will vote upon
this very question Of striking out the word
white from the constitutional qualific atom
OF all voters. Moro thnn that, they will
vote at the same time upon tho question
Of ex.rebel cnlfanchisement, and all o.
them we hope in the affirmative.
The formal oct ofamsnlmcnt, to admit
black suffrage, is well enough perhaps as
q form, but It Is wholly needless Thirty
States, and herself one Of them, have al
ready settled that as asmatter Of fact fol
West Virginia. Equally so for PennsyI
vania, where the word white" y In thu
same way TO be expunged from our Con
stitution, by the legal effect OF the Fedora
proclamation. Here, as in tic sister State
The text Of the Constitution provides fol
It's amendment by tic concurring vote
Of two successive Legislatures, or by
Convention called and elected for tia
purpose: Yet no one here suppOses thai
our colorcd citizens are to be debarret
from the polls until a Convention or two
! Legislatures can have made tic way clear
Whether the State authority, hero or In
West Virginia, shall expressly recognize
or shall silently ignore the XVIII Article
1t will practically secure tho obedience Q
tho two peoples whenever the next poll
arc opened. Why then the solemn fare
Of proposing an amendment which Is al
ready IN accomplished and irresistible
| foctS .
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The Connecticut Republican Convcn.
ton on "Wednesday. passed tho following
resolution with reference to the tariff:
'Resoled, That VIC favor q tariff aBund:
ant for revenue, and as far as possible 80
devised as to relieve labor, e1ualizo the
burdens imposed, encourage a diversified
industry and avoid strengthening mono
poliGs. We derrecate frequent changes In
iariiFlcgislation, us lcrangipg the calcula.
tions Of capital and INJECTING unforeseen
suffering upon hbOr," Is, tr i5f
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| 1LLcncRs POROUS PLAsTERs.


~ step by step this commodity has attained
IL unprecedented fame. They are universally
approved. They support strengthen, and aid
tho growth OF muscles. They appear to have
peculiar effect upon tho nerves, allayIng irrltA'
billy, while supplying warmth. They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation Of
tho blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions arc induced. III
Even in paralysis, where articulation was suH:
pended, the use OF tho Porous Pastors to the
SpIno restored tho articulation, and materially
reduced tho paralysis. In fact, tho Faticnt could
help herself while before the Porous Plaster was
applied Hho was as helpless as . baby. We refer
to Mrs. sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass d. II
Sold by Druggists. Agency, BFandleth House,
New York. ,,lg LI.t fsbsd&w
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1rsreportcd in Illinois that General
John A. Logan VIM not be q candidate for
reelection rs Congrcssman.at-Lar from
that State under any circumstances, and
It Is proposed that Hon. s. W. Moulton,
who once held the position, but magnani-
mously withdrew In favor Of General 10.
gan when lie returned from tho war, be
made tie Republican candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04

ALL TlIR FAors IN a NUTsHRLL-The
points Of difference between PHAI.oN's
VITAIIA, on SALVATION FOR TIM HAIR,
and the other hair darkening articles, arc
these: They arc stlCky-it Is devoid Of
gluten. Thy ore opGqGe-a i tranSpa-
rent. They arc NrC muddy-R Is clear.
Thy produce dull tints-I produces M.
lures hucs, Sold by all druggists, cod.
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rlII.Lt[IFIH
Government Securities
NJ. /, Nassau A i street, I, New York,
FrBRuAHr is, 1870.

EA1ASbAANA 49, %S'S'
The remarkable success which attended our ne.
.RoaRu6a Of the Loans Of the CMTRM PActFto
RAu4e4D COMPANY, and the wEaTERx PAGP'EFIFO
RAILROAD COMPANY. and tho popularity and
credit which thVss LOauS have maintained in the
markets, both ii ibis country ana Europe, have
shown that tho Blrst Mortgage Bonds Of wisely
located and honOably.mauag6d Railroads arc
promptly recognised and readily taken H' the
most suitable, SAFE and advantageous form Of IN
vostmsut, yielding more liberal Income than ePpp
hereafter b derived nom Government Bonds, and
available TO ia 5thGl7Bi9ss: 1a, aa'I'70'.'
Assured that, in Tho selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loans, No arc meeting q
Great public want, and roudurlnGa valuable 'er.
yico-po.h TO tho holders Of Capital and 70 those
great National works Of internal improvement
whose Intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitled them to tho use II Capital and the con-
ldOnep Of Inrestors-wO now oacF With special
confidence and satIStaction the .iys1il L. ~
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INTERESTING TO MECHANICS AND Work.
ING MEN.-TAs Christian Radical, an In.
depenlGntz Religious WeeklYsoC Pitts
bdEghs Pa. b Publishing Rev. Alexander
ClaFKS LectpFcs on the Trades, noybeing
delivered to large audiences inthat city,
AspeCimsn copy will bO sent gratis tOany
ono requesting It., l.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04

REP1nHNC1 HI FInNnBI0N.
Hon. VIM. Z. Stevenson, Governor West YS
R, L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Ce G'
= james II. Brown, AppOal9 Of Ho4tM ,I-
j. ]. J9eklon, JF.s Judge OF U. y. D''0N
Court, ". Va. 80.
D. D. Z. RaEuI&oEthe President Of S'''e'
Z" A. WCrnInEgr, member Senate. .,
Jacob HOrnhrook, PrOtt. West Va. In y
Jacob u. Bichel, Vica Prest, -.
Caleb BoggcsIs, Attorney, Cla!kGbutg, W "
Evil Witt S sSSiir Mercer .d aa1pP'
H, @. Davis, senAte, Mineral county, ,D.,t
], n. Camden, President Of First EationAI D'A'
PArkertburg. -,DI,,
And the following members OF the HOuSO Of Oa'
.tgateb ofWeSt VirginIa:
Hon. B. II. Smith, KanAWhA eouHty,
Q. g. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, W6tZel
Nathan Gof, Harrison I"
Joseph TetbF, Barbour
r. NJ Hin, Marion
James Heryey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
i, Davidson, Taylor ="
Hehty Bapnon, LswiS
Floyd Nicely, D0ddridgO "
]. T. BOWyoF, Putnam
j. 8. WilEinson, Lincoln " ,,N
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THE Detroit Adrrtiaer remarks that the
Labor Reform ticket in New Hampshire,
Is only lions skin through which the
Democratic cars tower like a pair orpOp.
laH, sII.-. .--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04

Will f CRUTcnLEY, Of West Viz.
ginIa, Is one Of the graduates Of the med.
zeal department OF Georgetown College,
whose annual commencement was hold
Wednesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04

q
r AUGHLINs EXPECTORANT sY-
ARUP.-Am the many things required du.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HGALTH,
COMFORT and, EASE this Syrup stands among the
art 1t has boon brfore the public now for IS
years and has given the most entire sAtistactlon.
All persons suffering nom COUGHS, COLDS
and HOARsENEss, should not b without 1t, As
1t will afford speedy rolietIn most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest OF Lungs. FOR CRoUP-Can DO
relied on in extreme cases. FOR WHooPING
CoUGH-Inyariably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TnRoAT-KSep tho ThrOatmoIat whit.
VIOLENT CoUGHS-Yisld to itH Continued uSc.
Sold BY Druggists generally. oR lu p1,
I1AuGmLN, SMITH b CO.,
a"a i,l Wholesale DruggiatS,
Jams o'a Main St., Wheeling.
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SAN FRANCISCO has Just sent 6OOO
pounds Of fresh salmon to New York via.
tho Pacific Railroad.
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Miss NELLIE RAYMOND, the newly.
elected Engrosslng Clerk Of tho Missouri
Senate, Il not yet sweet sixteen.
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Railroad Convention NJ Falrmont'
The Fairmont IEest NTtyiniG1 prints
the proceedings of Convention held Mt
that place on tho Goth ult, to promote the
building OF tho Pittsburgh and Charleston
Is. C) Railroad. Committees Of Finanee,
on Correspondence, and an Executive
Committee were appointed, and d dele
gate was dcputOd to represent the views
Of The Convention TO the directors Of the
company and the Board ofTrade ofPitts-
bu1Eh. The following arc the committees:
/. Executive. Committee Col. Isaac
Holman, FontGin Smith, VIM. B. Ice,
John Q. A. Meredith, Stephen A. Morgan,
A. Brooks Fleming, and Col Austin Mer-
riIl er oBleiO chairman.
Cd On Correspondence and Publica'
tiOn.-Stephcn A. Morgan, Il. W. Rook,
A. G. Davis, Harrison Merrill, George W.
JolliG, Richard s. Radclitf, G. r. Morgan,
+. Smith, s. NJ. Sommers and E. A. Ben
nett. o 20 ~.
Sd. On Finances.-Gcorge w. JollilT,
Joseph o. Hartley, James Burns, WIN. Z.
Watson, John ". Merrill, John s. Barns
and John s. Hood.
And these their duties:
LIST. A Committee on Finance to raise
by contribution, money 10 delray such In.
ctdental expenses us may bic incurred in
tho representation Of this body, conduct
ing correspondence, &c, and make report
as required in the preceding resolution.
2d Committee on Correspondence and
Publication, to issue circular address
and open correspondence with such par
ties as may be deemed advisable for tho
purpose of obtaining such facts and data
Us will tend TO show tho practicabillty and
advantages Of such proposed railroad.
Sd. Executive Committee, Of which the
President Of this convention Is chairman
az o6lcO. to call convention at such time
and place rs may no advisable. 81.
Mr.. Albert G. Davis was appointed TO
represent the convention at Pittsburgh. %
Among tho resolutions adopted were
these: 5is go l-s nilf .'aa'
WHEREAS, The construction Of q rail-
road FROM Pittsburgh up the valley Of the
MonOngahcla, through the State Of West
fHBlnM, ID Vi buCu COuluhIuluS luillOLt,
RnCe 70 the trade Of the country, both
north and south, rs 10 awaken earnest in.
quiries touching tho, question Of It's con-
struohOn, not only In the wealthy com.
mercial city from which It will enlanate,
but In the country through which 1t must
pass. And, as = Company, Is already
organized with'a view to It's construction, (
under the corporate namo Of tho Pitts
bnrgh, West Virginia. and Charleston
Railroad Company; therefore,
RGWlped, That this Convention fully re-
cognizes tho local importance Of said pro-
posed road as Of immense local value to
the State of West Virginia, and particu.
larly to yalleyof tho MOnonga6ela and
to the general trade and commerce Of our
common country, in Its reciprocal rcla:
tons north and south, thus creating a bond
of interest and union between sections
heretofore antagonistic; and that this Con.
vcntion heartily co.Operates with the CT
forts now being madC by citizens OF Pitts.
burgh and Western Pennsylvania for tts
accomplishment .ts..l ....,
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A "nrsroRY Of the Great Jubilee" is
announced in Boston.
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Ex.GovERNoR SEYMOUR IA lcCturlng,
his subject being "lSccollcctions Of Public
Men" .aUT
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NOTA BENE.-HAvING CoNCLU.
In DED' TO continue tho Boot and Shoe BuSI.
meas, l withdraw my proposition 70 dispose Of
my stock - recently adyertiaOd. i.
AL those In search Of Boots, Shoes AID GAIT.
efa, will mud my stock equal 10 any the city
AFFORDS, NTH pFicaS o. low 6s tho lowest n
ALEX. II. PORGEY, l,I
fOh29 100 Main Street,
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CNPLENDID GOALMINETO LEASE.
- Tho Coal Shan, with about 9a5 acres Of the
celebrated Stcubenyille Coal, lying on tho CleYc.
land / PIttSburgh Railroad, and tho Ohio River;
one milo above StCubenvIlle, will be leased to
GO.AMEAD and responsible party, for q term Of
fvc years, at specified price pet. BUSIlEL or
TUN Of Coal mined, with tho privilege Of i've
additional years, also at specified price per
bushel or TIM, .. ~
attached, "a one Of tho best Of any In or around
Stnu66nvllle; and Is In perfect order, With 9 q.
p0city for clevating SEVEN Oh EIlUT THOUSAND
BrBGEGA Pm DAY Ono or two main entries
have been driven, 90 that three thousand bushels
could bO mined and delivered on tho platform, or
In Railroad cars from the day Of commencement,
Good elites for building Coke Ovens. Long Rail.
road atllngS for shipping coal, coke, or lrOn and
splendid locations 70! Iron Furnaces or Rolling
Mill are on tho promises; also, I've tenant houses.
Written propositions can be handed TO ]. 9,
MoIriS and Thomas Meara. OF stcnbenvillS, or 70
william Mullins at the r. F. W. q. q. i.
Office, In Pittsburgh. on or any hma prior 70 the
18th day OF March, 1870. PropoAltoHs Will also
be received for The puFehaSc Of The Properly,
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NEw HAMPSHIRE elects her State off.
ccrs and Legislature next Tuesday.
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USrox PACrplc Il. n. otPlcE op GIN. sur'r, /
OMAMA, Dec. 10, 1e09.l ~. y

OMAHA, Dec. 10, 1907 ~ q
Hon, 7. n. AvEKY, President National Watch
Co., Chicago, ILL.,: 't2' "
Dear Sir!;4DuTing the month that II have car,
ricd one OF your ER w; HAYmOndN Watches II
haS NOT failed to keep tho. limo with 90 much 40
curacy as to leave nothing to desire i1 this "a:
gard. For accuracy IN lime k6epIng, beauty OF
movement and nnish, ypnr Watches challenge my
and am cOuadUDt that IN all rGspcctE they-wlll
compete successfully in themarketA OF the world,
with similar manufacturers Of older nations.
They need only 10 bG known to DO appreciated.
o,.0 Yours most rSSRsStiglly .no.. p.
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r OST,-FRoM THE LANDING
near WGIlville. Ohio. onithG night Of the
18Th or February, 1870, SKlFF, 10 feet lGGS'
VgiOcIpode painted on each side Of her bow. Ths
name Of the builder QiitchelD, also o. the sap
Gcriber, 10 painted on tho stern. The hnder VIII
be rewarded BY returning the skih to the aa0-
scfiber at WGllSvillG. - IN, ~
mnFa-d&We ..f = A. ]. HON Ahut
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MToNrEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w EsuayS for Young Men-thS truO estI'
mate Of womau-thO happiness Of an honorable
marriage-tho fearful Social EVILs Of tho day
tho cause and cure. Sent ffcO, In scaled enVCl.
opsG. Addrcsu, HOWARD ASS COLLATION., Box
P, PhIIadelphIa, Pa. --l.-.--- lan28d&w-
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FIRST FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
chesapeake 8 Ohio Railroad Company

The ChsSdp.aks aud Ohio RAILROAD; connecting
the Atlantic c0aSthnd the magnificent haTbOES
or tho Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River at a
point Or reliable navigation, and thus, with the
entire Railroad system and water transportation
OF the great west and Southwest, forms the hddI!
tIouAl East and West Trunk line, so impera!
lively demanded for the accommodation Of the
immense and rapIdly.growing transportation Do:
tween tho Atlantic seabOaTl and Europe on tho
ono hand, and the great producing regions ofthS
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys on tho other.
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uoUsE AND STORE FOR ttss,AA
III RENT, IL good neIghboFhood, III
eight mIlOS from tho CITY, on The Wheeling ~
and Bethany Turnpike. Th1Sq Whaling 70 keep
q good at0rS and attend regularly Wheeling mar.
ket will ind thla favorable business 6pp0F.
tunIty. Possession atst day Of ApElL. Apply
personally to H I JOHN T0RPEN,
II ' -r t...-.y Clinton, W. Va,
Information can DO obtained Of ", ]. Corn
&Co, HH' .'i mAE9.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-04
uTHAT EyERY IHORsEMAN

1NTHAT EVERY tHORSEMAN
w wANTs.-AsoOd, cheap, and reliable
Eminent Such an article 10 Dr.. Tobias vcuO-
tian Horse Eminent Pint Bottles at orc Dol.
lar For IamenesS, Cuts, Calls, Collie, spsalns,
&C., warranted better than any Other. It's used
BY al the great horsemen on Long Island courses.
1t viii not cure Ring Bone nor SPAWN, as there Is
no Eminent in existence that will What 1t Is
stated to cure It positively docs.
EooDnEr Of horstS TiH b, tglttOut II after trying
OK botG6. Ono dose rsvlyes and oitcn saves the
life OF anpTer.hOated or driven horse, Por Collie
and BClly,AchO Il has never hIlSd. Just az sure
90 he Iln rises, just 20 surO i this valuable
LInlmCnt TO DO the Horse Embrocatlon Of the
day. gt1.. .g'r.r .s.
Use It ono and all Sold BY tho Druggists and
StorekOsperS throughout thc United States.
Depot 10 Park PIAce, Now York. ;.gr
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