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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
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ETERNITY FOR ALL.
yvrzr late ROBERT LE1eHpox.


resd of battles with their thousands slain,
M nIagues that buried myrisds side by side,
of savage hordes that seen'd TO live IN vain,
And, unregretted, died.
And through the histoTies-sacred and profane--
What hecatomis of unknown dead see,
And marvel if at death they rose again.
And if all these still De
That Shakespeare lives, we verify believe
The wonder were that such could ever die.
But those unthinking swarmsl who can conceive
How they should live, or whyi
Why mott II here hfe's lowly ends they serve,
May there not be hereafter lowIy ends?
The ruder mission for the ruder nerve:
One msees-one only mends,
Their numbers shake us l-ILough the stars had
been,
Like earth, each one the cradle of s race,
And all immortal, there were room within
The eternal dwelhng-place.
For infinite as srace, and in its needs
As various as creation, it demands
An modes Of being, intellect and creeds,
Outnumbering the SANDS. ..-.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

TEA-wNE. months ago an i'm
mense surplus Of tea accumulated az the
LOadon docks, which the owners did moi
know what to do with. One Of the princi-
pal holders of it suggested to scientific
man whether it could not be utilized IL
some way, and he commenced a series OF
experiments, which have resulted as ne
now informs the Society OF Arts, IN the
connection of various brands OF wine, dry,
sparkling and efferyescIng. They are said
to be extremely palatable, genialiy exhlla.
rating and stimulating and without being
intoxicating. The discoverer says that one
may GSink bottle or two 0i the wine with
ont the slightest unpleasant effect, and
that even a quarter Of bottle makes
man feel Enthusiastically, to use his own
words, ''the better for it. The new LIQUID
was practically tested at the meeting OF the
society, and pronounced to DO admiflLIs.
The only defect in the published report is
that it does not give the price at which a
bottle may be bought.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
Family Medicine Cases
Axe
POCKET CQ1zpAEIOES.
DOCF0R, WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR
EE EAE1LYP


7 haze cuite 5snl-. roe5 essl o sickness, the
these times s-1Ee rrlti 5S to have less sic mess
and lighter E-za tz tccl-cs 4 ccLs-SseHt with the
Divine viii
vel, ny .flisa5s Z can Go good deal for you.
can send gyn -s7 -Ot cog i ,1LILX CASES OF
How -sOP TIC .-.-t Vhirh las small book
Of orecrlQn5. s-.--' -5c-l i.cn CT su the v2riaus
drrr-ir-5 1c- Ues- -vlF tie sls-IClnes diet, etc.
rl. f1'r8 l1c1 IS l- az ,Tss.i al, labeled. so you
loss E &C f-.vs "a -,a-JIc-Ii1r case.
dIrscts2- 80 pan a. slEnpls that yoa need
-' 30 u-tray Wsts Ct th uses YOU your wife
vvll be able b ar- arrest - -curthscf all the
cases o. llincss winch cc-ur ycrr tn-Iy- ca do
this because y0. me se child Batent a. once,
and long before tie 10cfcr sOuC De called and thus
meet tlc s'clne2s fi tis proper rllsc al once and
set cecuEC iLc-ic' es also You avoid crugglng the
patient and TINS wsl ei.g s system, and laying tbs
oun19ttJ1 Of tcf--c isee You also are thus enabled
to erudlCe those tenu uceS 70 chrome disease Wch
exist in sc many families and individuals, such
S-rgTfff, GOff, tsT tJH, etc Ey the use. rom time
to occasion requires for such ailments dis
passing saase cured bat the foundation, to speak,
Of Subsequent ana grave ch-C1c diseases IS removed
The consequence s that the hole taniis improve in
heah. have less and less Sic ness nom year TO year.
nave more vigCr aud better constitutions and thus
gradually yo1 work ot irou1 uuer the hand or disease
and doctor nst the reverse OF his IS true under old
paves the way for another visit Of the doctor often
neesss Gtes another. aud good thorough Old-schOOl
doctor cn MAKE patents enonh IN the nrst Ten years
o his professional te &C keep hm busy for the balance
OF hs days. These wrecks Uf men. nate uy Jne abuse
Of caiornel bluemass. Ct-.niUe, iodine, opium end
potassium. the harvest Eelds of dOctOrs- So my
-PECLFIs. and oct family ben you can,
and when you must have doctor. send for the most
reliable IN reach and you VIII soon have sick
resS and doctors rare Vl5ilOis ~ your mouse.
Tuis is fancy sketch. No mere windy promise
Thousands have done ami may do likewise. The
involved m the experiment IS nOtlarges and the
AZ lrk gvaIly grfn Z. trIal
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
Western Patents.

UsSktIu LEituCSs
The following Western patents were is
sued from the United States Patent Ofic,
for the week ending March Is, 1870, as reporte,
by Farwcl, Ellsworth & Co.. Solicitors ant
Attorneys in Patent Causes, 1872 Lake street
Chicago:
Enamel for clay gas retOrts, burners, ties, &c
]. W. Clark, Chicago.
Machine for drilling and tapping cas- dtfiucs-R
! 7. Crane, Chicago.
Gate-Thos. Ellison, Abingdon
Lawn mower. @. Field, Chicago.
Corn planter-Wm. Gilman. Ottawa
Window cornice-R. ". Hoffman, Chicago.
/ Animal trap-M- ". Lyman, Chicago.
Farm gate Murphy & Murphy, Abingdon.
! VenhlatOr-W E. Phelps, EimWood.
| Riding attachment for plOWs--Porter < Porter.
| L2moiIe.
CuldYator-J. B. Skinner, Rockford.
| Die, or form for making dOuble-shinned mold
/ board blank for plOws-W. IL. Watson TO0ica
Apparatus for washing and slevating l,1nlber-S
/ z. WOrreG, Quincy.
Rgg earrier-W j. Clark, Lena
/ PlOw-M. X. Dahl, Wauptiu.
| Cchee pot-Fitch. Devoe & Mcclellan, ,Vandalfa
y Process for making glass signs, show cards, &c-
/ q. Hammer, Chicago.
Lathe for setting jewels in timepiecss-H Il
Haskett, Mclean county.
Water-wheel-Murray & Green, Moline.
Folding crib and cradle-D.0I Reynolds ,Chicago.
Combined hedge-trimmer and mOwer-G. Wad-
iingtOn, Leroy.
PlOw-R. J. Wheatly, Duquoin.
INDIANA.
Corn-husker-N. Evinger, Stanford.
Manure spreader-Hill x Evans Richmond.
VapOr burner-L. King, Seymour.
Smut miu-D. W. Harmon. Richmond.
Machine for making fruit cans-D. W. NIarmon,
Richmond.
Combined corn marker, planter and euItigator-
VIM. Stirk Ft. Wayne.
Automatic boiler feeder-E. Il. Goldman, ,Cla yton
WISCONSIN,.
Cultivator teeth-Sanford Beckwith Oshkosh
Circular saw-mill-AIils & Waldo, Milwaukee
Trade mark-PearsOn H0gobOOm, RipOn.
Pump-D. ] GortOn, West Eau Claire.
Binding attachment for sewing machines-A e.
KassOa, Milwaukee.
Manhole plate for tannery stufing WheeI-H.
Smith, Jr., Milwaukee
IOWA.
Hay rake aid lOader-G. II. Reistar Washington
Hedge fence-A. Belt. Newton
flaming and smut mill-A. Lttleheld, Lewis.
MINNESOTA.
Pattern or chart for Supplying measurements ans
laying out dress waists-COrnwel & Cornweu
Rochester.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
Billiards in EnglaBd-The Largest Break
on Record.

The Bucks (England) Herald of March 1
says: On Friday evening the inhabitants OF
AyIes bury and It's neiChboIhood were eRa-
bied to witness some OF the most brilliant
pieying at this fashionable game that has
ever been displayed. The occasion was
grand match between W. Cook, the cham
pion OF England, and W. Dulton, instructor
to the Prince of Wales, and took place IN
the Corn Exchange, which was fitted es-
pecizlly for the occasion. The seats were
amphitheatricaily arranged, which enabled
all present to witness the play advanta-
geously. The game took place on new
table made by MeSsrs. Burroughs IL Watts
The pockets were 81 inches, the balls l-6
inches, and the spot was 129 inches from
the top cushion. There we're about two
hundred present to witness the entertain
ment The match was remarkable for the
wonderful break made by Cook, viz, All,
which is the largest ever made, and this
snlendid score included 137 of his favorite
spots, which he made very quickly and
with such certainty that it became almost
monotonous to the unprofessional eye. The
champion was recorded the winner by the
large majority of $40, In an unfinished
break. The champion resumed his play
and made sfoIty-two more spots, but in at-
tempting another left the ball lingering on
the edge of the pocket,
This last great break was made thus:-A
losing hazard off the red, followed by pot
ting the red, making six and giving hm
his pet stroke, from which he played the
unprecedented number of 1877 spots, max
ing it the largest break on record, viz, AT.
Both players were loudly cheered.
The game occupied exactly one hour and
forty minutes, which of itself viii speak
for the fast play of the champion.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
TaRoAF AFFEoTIoys AND HoARsEyEss. Al

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARsESES5. Al
suffering from Irritation OF the Throat and
HOarseness Will be agIeeabiy surprised ri the
almost Immediate relief afforded by ta- Use
Of Browns Bronchial TrCches." The d--
mulcent ingredients sllay pulmonary irH.t
tiOn; ard, after pubhs speaking Cr -j--i.-
when the throat Is wearIed and We kCncd 81
too much exercise, their use will give renewed
strength to the vocal organs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

BOSTON, Mass, Feb, Is. 1S69-
llFs5f5. p. DAVIS. &SOS-tientleIuen. The package
OF Aliens Lung BalslIu yOu sent among the
adlicted poor ny city missionary work. has proved
vcry acceptable and useful u has gone several
families, and win re-lara5e elect in every instance
One woman has been restored from what her physl-
clan pronounced consumption, after several months
sickness With cough great PAIN the lungs and pros
t-atlOl. that she IS abio to do house work md
assist IN the support of her my, and U1th cure and
continued use Oh the Baiz, he expects entire res'o
ration r.
another person, a youug woman to whom gave one
bottle has received great benelt, that her cough
winch Was Of months standing, IS getting better and
sne has purchased the second bottle, and mas every
lnulcatlCn Of n sDJcry cura-
a Joan z no raising blood, and quite weak
and Sos, has, by the ci bottles been much
improved, and he a6 10 to do q little at MS work.
a young man 70 whom rec rlmenCed a trial Of it
who has lad bud cough, aud much pam in MS lungs
Tor months past, ami Die get rest sleep, has
comm encCd taking It, and Z using the fourth bottle
VITA great benefit de slid 20 recent visit, he
would not do without IT. lie IS hoping and reasonably
It seems to me- 20 re able to resume his WORK again
Very respectively and gratefully yours.
JHAc- A. EDNDY, City Missionary.
l. n. HARRIS & CO., Sole PROJECTORS Cincinnati
Olio
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

THOSE are the best husbands and fathers
WkO prove their devotion by actions which
continue to bless even after death. By m
suring your life in the Washington this point
Is secured.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
How Much Should Mothers be Doctors

The old adage, ''every man to his trade, "
has sharp value and something of the old
Anglo Saxon ring But in the sub-divi-
sion Of labor, incident to civilization and
refinement, every mother becomes nurse.
If not always practically, yet always theo.
retically, and though In some cases she
may delegate the Office to her husband, yet
the supreme authority vests in her, and in
an emergency "the captain takes the
helm" If the mother IS always nurse, she
is also always more or less the doctor.
She decides whether the little one is sick,
and at the moment prescTibes rest and ab-
stinence, "castOr-oil and quietude," or her
hot tea, or other iavOnte mixture. Usually
the mother is successful Her lntuitism,
keen perception and ready adaptation OF
means to ends, render her generally safe
adviser in these matters. Sometimes she
is at fault, and her liability to error is pre-
cIsely in the ratio of her want of infOrma-
ton. Given a fair amount of knowledge,
which many women attain by sheer expe-
rience "a mOdicum of good common sense,
and little magazine of simple curatives-
and her success in keeping the little ones
well almost surpasses comprehension.
The question is not, shall mothers pre-
scribe for their children. This they have
ton is shall they do it intelligently, and
with remedies that only cure and cannot
harm, or ignorautly and oftentimes with
very crude and unsafe means.
We are led to these remarks by seeing
one of Dr.. Humphreys admirable cases of
homeopathic Specifies for family use.
There you have drug shop and doctor In
miniature In a neat case are contained
some twenty five or thirty walls of Homoe-
pathic pellets, orspecifics, each for a differ
ent morbid condition or disease, including
all the more common complaints to which
family are exposed, aud with tie same a
neat little Manual of Directions, giving in
every case the symptoms of the disease or
complaint, and the manner of chosing and
living the remedy, diet, &C., all of which
is compressed within a short space, and
given in language readily understood and
free from technicalit- or obsGurity. We
do not see how anything can well be more
neat compact, plain and simple, or better
adapted to meet the end than this case
Humphreys Specifics have been so long
before the public, and are in such general
use, as to have passed beyond the range of
mere recommendation, anu are undOubt-
edly meeting generally acknowledged
popular want.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

APPLETON's JOURy L.-A new Novel BY
JAMES De MILE, author Of 1.-The Dodge Club
Abroad" cord and Creese," etc, with the
title Of The Lady Of the lee" Is commenced
IN number hlty-thle ee of APPLETOS's JOURNAL,
just ready. The opening chs Eters have ali
the vivaclty and dash hat made the authors
former novels so distinguished. Mr. De Mile
unites humorous with stirring description
more successfully, perhaps, than any other
American writer; he Is always bright, vivit.
dramatic, picturesque, and enter,aiui &
ThIs number Of the Journal is accom- i .,.
by a large, spirited Cartoon called ''I.y De-
parture Of the Train'-a scene in tbs. --lat
Chicago Railroad Depot. ArPLETON's JyCE-
NAL now begins ITS second yeaI; and, during
it, first year; 1t has presented to It's patrons
thirteen beautiful Steel 81 cravings, tT ut7
Cartoons, or large wood engravInrs, Ofayery
superior character, printed on fine, tinted
paper, and ten Art Supplements OF which
being given in addition to the tgu ~ sheet
have been so many gratuities t1 Lhe suhscrib-
ers. Price ten cents per number; four dollars
per year. For sale vail dealers. d. APPLE
TON & Co., Publishers, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

THE BEsr AND ORIGINAL ToNIC Of Iron
PhOs, hUrus and Calisaya, known IS Cz-U,-. ].
Mack & Co.'s Ferro Phosphorated Eixir o.
Calisaya Bark. The Iron restores color 10
the blood, the Phosphorus IeneW5 wa O. o.
nerve tissue AID the Ca!Isaya gives q natural
healthfui tone to the digestive organs, there
by curing Dyspepsia in its various forms,
WGketulness, General Debility and Deprcs-
sion If Spirits. Manufactured only by CAS-
WE'LL, HAZARD x co, successors 10 Gas
well, MACK & Co., New YORK. Sold By al
Druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

SEE ADVERTISEMENT of DR.. Butts DisDen
sary, headed Book for the mLlion-MAR
RIAGE GUIDE-in another column. il
should be read bv alE
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

PRUssING's Celebrated Cider Vinegar is the
best in the market. Ask your grocer for it
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

IMPORTANT DECISION Chief justice Wood
ward of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania,
has delivered the following opinion, which is
important TO our merchants, manufa -turers,
workingmeD, and, in fact, the people OF the
whole country. He says: I find 'Hoohaud'z
German Bltters' is not an intoxicating bever-
age, but is a good tonic, useful IN disorders -
the digestive organs, and Of great benefit in
cases of debility, and want OF nervous action
in the system" No better recommendation
could be given to so valuable tonic "a this
celebrated standard Bitters. "H5ohiud b
terial.
HOofand's German Tonic is a mixture con-
tanning all the ingredients OF HOOhand's Bit
ters, combined with pure Santa Cruz Rum,
orange, anise, Sc., forming the best and most
pleasant Tonic in the world.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

An EASY METHOD OF CONTRACTION. Cen
gress should authorize the issue of legal
tender notes similar to those put IN circu-
!a.lon during the war, and to an extent
equal TO the greenbacks now IN use-say
three hundred and fitty-six millions. having
three years to run, at SIX per cent.
These notes should be dated on the inst
OF each month, as issued, and paid out Tor
all dues OF the government except coin OBJ
legations until the entire quantity has been
disposed OF. They should be made conver-
tible. at the end of two years, into ten-forty
bonds at five per cent, principal and inter-
est payable in coin-greenbacks to an equal
amount with the compound notes to be
destroyed each month until none are left
This process would complete the work in
three years.
The result would be, that the new notes.
being widely diffused by the disbursements
of the Treasury, would fall into the hands
of all classes of persons, and those disposed
to hoard them would do so. Experience
has shown us, in the case of the former Is
sue. that these notes would rapidly ulsap-
pear and be finally converted into bonds.
Contraction effected in this manner would
be entirely voluntary on the part OF the
people, taking place only when they had
surplus of currency. Neither the govern
ment, the banks, nor spectators could
dictate, control, or Influence the move
ment in any degrees whatever. er.-FfOm Our
| CREDIT ABROAD, IN the ApriL number Of Lip
| piRcOtfS Magazine
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
EalTTTY CIsFs


Of35 70 60 inrge walls, morocco 0rrOse-
wood case crTlut 20 ~ q 5pecilc Tor
every ordinary disease family Is
From SiO to S35
Smaller Family and Travelling cases, with 20
u > VialS from 81 70 %
Specifies for II Private Di-eases. both for
Guring and for Preventive treatment in
Was and pocket c1sas---- from - TO 81
PONDS EXTRACT.
Cures Burns, Bruises h.sliucUess. Soreness.
sore ThrOaf. SprHius, 'foof..ac.le, Earaehe.
Neuralg.a, tfheuuiai ll,i, l.uuibagO. Piles.
isOiis, SflnEs. sore Eyes, Begging Of the
i4ungs, Nuses SfCniaciis or Of Piles, COrEls,
Price, s oz 50 cents; Pints, SI.OO; Quarts,
Sl.ES. --, -, ,
- These Remedies. except PONDS EXTRACT,
tv tte ease or 81 l5 box sent To DaIt OF the
c-ntry BY mail express, OF charge receipt
of the pri- G.
ALL LETTERS lTUsI BE ADDRESSED
H'fmphrcy's Specific
LLor1rnDatlSse Medicine Company,
Office and Depot, 10. 553 S1CADWAY. New York
FOR SALE BY AL DRUGGISTS.
WHOLEsALE AGENTS --Burnhams 4 Van Schaack,
Hurburt & Edslll, ChicaEo, lis Jenks Gordon,
St Paul, Lilu Brown. W ebbcr Z Graham, St LOUIS,
No. Farrand, Shelly & Co, Detroit, Mich
DIR. Mnn-iIels.'5 TurlxiSh = yIIID, warranted 70
cure Seminal Weakness a. 4 ~permatOrrnea Price 80
sent by express to aHy address. y AlANot tlhLD
ST. d., Ice Main Street. Worcester. Mass
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

A SIGN 10 feet long and i've feet wide,
containing 1853 feet Of lumber, Is about to
be put up on machine shop III Worces-
ter, Mass.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

keep fellowship with those proved to have
received bribes.
BUSINESS
has been almost to q stand-still, by the late
snow storms, and will doubtless be put
backward two weeks. B..
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

THE thermometer was ninety degrees in
the shade at Jacksonville, Fla, one day last
week
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
A Young Lady's Hair Torn Out.


A young lady by the name of Williams,
employed in the hoop skirt factory of D.
n Tanning, met with an accident on Fri
day, by which she lost her front hair and
was injured about the head. She was down
upon the floor, engaged in cleaning up
around a revolving shaft, which runs under
table or bench, and a few hairs on the
front of her head got enta8gled and wound
up with the shaft, without her knowledge,
until so much of it had caught tnat she
could not free herself. Her cries brought
the other girls of the room to her aid, and
while some of them were engaged in try
ing to throw off the belt that turned the
shaft, one. with quick thought as to what
must be done, seized knife and cut off
the hair before it had torn the poor girls
scalp OF though it had raised 1t up in an
ugly manner, and drawn her head so near
that a set-serew struck her on the face at
each revolution and cut . bad cash. She
was taken to her home on Southbridge
street and medical aid procured.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
Humphreys Specific
LLor1r0Datl.e Medicine Company,
Office and DeDot. No 555NaoADWAY New York
TIE GZEAZEsT IN
SEEEGAL BLESSING c
or THE AGE.
DR., KEENEDX'S RHEUMATIC
ND EEUE zLGLA DISSOLVENT

Reader you may consider this sort of spread eagle
uefC. When your system IS rocked with
RHEUMATIC
ai and sou cannot even rn yourself in bed, rsittng
iu chair you must sit and ser, 10 the morning wish
.lz night, ana lt night wishing 10 was moaning
H1eu you have
NEURALGIA.
when every nerve in vc-r being Is Ike the sting of
y.s1 circulltug lh- most velUIlOus ana hot poison
mud your heart, and driving you to the very verge OF
.. ness. Wncn You have me
SCIATICA,
ilst have inst got tr1-h With,l that most awful,
lst ucar,UltleriE most strength ,o5tr1yings most
sirt bre-nz and uiuG veal 1L ~ al diseases tnat
clict ls- human u-rIr5- NJ Hen you h1VC ne
LUlIBAGC,
yngaud writing II agony ana pain, unable % turn
rJll-a.f bed --i1 movement Wlt 70 10 your
Ielrt hsa kuia; now lsi mo q relies and cure Of any
% tles- diseases IN ter days IS not me Greatest
Medical Blessing of the lse, tell us what IS
DIRECTIONS TO USE.-VOu VIII take a Tablespoons
u and three s2oJnfu.s Of water three times day, d
pain VII be dIssO-vss anu pass on Ay tne AiuseJ.-
Manufactured b. DONALD KENNEDY,
RoxbaTy, Haas.
WHOLESALE AGE25Ts.--Funer, Finch 3 Fuller Lord
IrrIhnrt & HdsalL o.rr1l q Ning tnlcagos .vreen q
Baton. Rice 6 t-l1-ll a--.f't-u 3 son, DooLnen q
<erfuf.if- lulIaCC. ll.1l b -Letlurl1 Ia fuases
Vsyes Bros ST. PrHf. ..auiIs Bros. IL T. Wetz5l
ssyers Bros, ST. ia5-~; Moore q tarosJ LunEernan&
~ rsrs5I ~ !. u -rr7-rf--z prrce Sf 5l
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

OVER million and half OF human be-
ings have been driven 10 the work-hcuse
by the eyictions of the last twenty years IN
Ireland.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
1848. PERRY DAVIS 1870.
Vegetable Pain Killer. -
The Great Family Medicine Of the Age.

THIRTY YEARS have elapsed since the iutroduc-
ton Of the Pain l-~i Go tle public, and yet at the
prese time lei more popular and commands larger
than ever before. les ofuirty not confined to
TINS cCuntr glJue- all over the world its beneficial
effects curing the III, tuIt IG-n heir to-"
acS nov iej..ed aud sppreci-a, and PAIS KILLER
its tame Is limited to Eu county. s.. CO nor race
lzL-tG LE.al-, IS certainly long enough. time to
prove the c1cg OF any medicine and that TIA PAIN
KILLER Is dos irving OF all lts prupreOrs claim or it. is
amply proved iy the unparalleled popularity II haG
attained lC IS o s-- ana Llll-L 1--WE remedy
: - sold by ali Druggists.
Sold It l7auL ee by H. BozyToErI & SONS CREME
& BUTTON. .-l1z & RISING. DI1.NE Bros. D1E1-dEN.
SCE1Il.r N .-.. md III --lI.-L.os Lr.Egists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
? PPPPPpPPP PS
5 OMETHBNC "a EW.
AaEaE's LUNG BALsANE.
Read the following. What the City AIissioni
Boston saws about

There certainly can not be found better Cough or
Lung remedy. As an Expectorant it has no equal
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

GUIOS MAIL LINE-REDUCTION IN FARE
From New York TO Queenstown, Liverpool
Londonderry, or Glasgow, $50. From II, Cr-
pool, Queenstown, Glasg w or Londonderry,
to New Y rk. S34. Lowest rates TO and from
the Continent. Parties wishing to bring on.
their lIiends from the old country viii do wei
to secure their passage by this old and rel
able line. For particulars aud tickets apply
to f. III. MCCLURE & Co., General Agents, IA
Clinton street, Milwaukee, vino Issue tickets
TO and from any part of Europe to arv yr.'-
way station in the west. Drafts on Lic.a'1.
Ireland and Scotland in sums OF IL AID U.-
wards