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RepIorted for th0 Baaase Of LIght.


Ie".I -'s AZ 'a-'7 l-a
|, Reported for the RAnnss of Light
"a rs,plsetaa, lie. sir Pray, what do you
Why the term in itseV is plain cOutradis,
A lie is a lie, and deserves no respect
But neFeiless Judgment and speedy e0nTie'
1t springs sfrUm lsorruption-is servile and
An evil Iconceptinn--aC CowAsd,s invention,
And whether direct, or but simply Implied,
Has naught but deceit for its end and inten'
lion. .s-r 81 r-ll3u,-. 'T. -
Ah, yest very well! So good morals would
But Jacs are the mast stubborn things IN ex!
And iAey teadTto, show that great lies win re-
Sspect il'ilA - W
And hold their position with wsndrOus per-
The smSa hes, the ,chil Res the lies JseOly tod,
The world win condemn both in spirit and
But the great, 6OdtoI Hes " i'll bs held 10 respect,
And the larger and older a lie is, the better.
A respectable lie, from popular man,
On q popular theme, never taxes endurance;
And the pure, golden coin Of unpopular truth,
Is often lsJtSeG i1r tne O,asS 'Isd"no I,d ~, s,
L ou may uare al the avs ol the ltnu t 70 70 uoIy
And bear to the truth the most shameless re-
lation.
But never attack respectable he,
IfyOu value name, OF good reputation.
,
A lie well established, and hoary with age,
Resists the assaults of the boldest secedeT;
While he Is accounted the greatest of saints,
Who silences reason and follows the leader.
whenever mortal has ddTed 70 DC Wise,
And sieze upon Truth, as the souls Magma
Charta, ,y
he always has won from the lovers ot lies,
The name of fool or the fate Of q martyr.
There ara popuIar lies, and political lies,
And elias thakAtick fast between buyipg and
gelling.n = =
And lies OF pOlitsness- lies
tellinEJ ~ 80. s.sr
There are lies Of sheer malice, and slanderous
Lies. -. -,
From those who delight to peck filth ike
. pigeon;
But the Oldest and Tar n'oSt rcspSctdDte ltes,
are those that are tola IN the name oi no
hgloh' r.f 90
90 10 -Tg.# tI'l ',.5L7
Theology sits like tyrant, enthroned,
Derivea ION strange aocThss' anu uosm
anu cLeeus,
az rs, VA, Win ni@n > FeSsoP' WIN "ou ANU WIN
TAtute; .- .., .r.
anu ne VINO suOsctlDes 10 the popular laltn,
Nsner et questions inc iaeI oi ul'lne inSp'i~
uon, A..
But hoids totae Bihleas eos9lute truth
FROM Deuesis through % d. Jonh NeNe1
uon'
We mock at the Catholic bigots at Rome,
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THERE is female going around the
'fh.erior towns Of Ohio horrifying the
Inhabitants by getting madly drunk
and Swearing outrageously in four Ian
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A CONNECTICUT man got up in the
dark the other night and gave his little
daughter some bed-bug poison for
worms. It cured them. The funeral
was generally attended.
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A "BULL" movement IN gold is being
organized in New York, and it Is
Thought that the hard metal will shortly
take An upward turn. nD7
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-ARKsPRoFARLK LIE.

tAu inspirational poem, given by Miss Lizzie
Doteu. at tho close of her lecture in, 6harlss.
town, Mass, on Sahday evening, February-go,
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F1NANcfAL.!
r- 3 .vC2g $50
: .ae 1a. .. - r-es "a
Office of FISK & HATCH,
3 -EisE.t GtfE.EsF
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOV.
ERNMENT SECURITIES,
sII No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NEs'YORx,
- - -. February 18th, Isio

IS = No. sHAssAU STREET, NEr'YoEx,
80 e. February 18th, Isi0I
The remarkable success which attended cur
nesUtinti0n ofthe Loans 0f the CxSrkAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoNfAkr and tAe wTsrERs PACIFIC
RI1RoGp coErLSr ana INA popularity and
credit which these Loans have maintained In
the markets, both In this conntry and Europe.
have shown that ths Flrst Morteaso Bonds OF
&iselyloSated and honcrably managed Railroads
Are promptly recognised and readily taken n
the most suitable, safe, ard Gdvantageous form
Of Investment yielding mere liberal income
than can hereafter bo derived from Government
Bonds, and available to take their place.
Assured that in the selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loans, We are meeting q
great public want, and rendering valuable
service-both TO the holders Of Capital and TO
those great National works of internal improve.
meAt whose intrinsic merit and substantial
character entiuo them to the use Of Capital and
the confidence Of invcstors-we now offer with
special cor fdonee and satisfaction the
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A YOUNG lady of Pennsylvania, aged
lS and weighing 500 pounds, has keen
cut down like o tender flower.
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WANTED, to aid in the reconstruction
of Tennessee.-Fo cases of niggers
hung, three of niggers scalped and
skinned alive, and two of niggers' hearts
cut out and the owners compelled to
eat them raw. MiHor cases purchased
at low prices. Address II. G., Tribune
office, or B. +. B., Washington. n. B.
Payment made in Treatises on Political
Economy and Pub. Docs. Also few
cases of West Virginia Ku Klux wanted,
The highest market rates paid.
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SENATOR REvEIs is a clcss observer
and imitator Of the little peculiarities
Of SUMNER For instance, the majestic
"CuAwLEsr has "long since laid down
the rule," that the Doogkeeper mustnot
deliver to. him, during the sessions OF
the Senate, the cards of visitors. REV
ELS has instructed that official to fol-
low the same rule by oil visitors to his
Ebony ship, hereafter. ia3
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CO-PARTNERSHTP.

i HAVE this day associated with me in the
Boot and Shoe business, Mr.. jerry Clemens
under the firm name Of Forgey l. Clemens.
ALEX. II. F0EGEY.
March LIST, 1870. ia.
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The Commissioner of Interna1 Rove
enue has decTdeds that depositors in
savings banks are required to return
and pay tax upon the Interest aceruing
TO them upon the amount. OF their de-
posits- BE has also decided that fines
and penalties imposed for violations of
law are not deductible from income as
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First Mortgage Bonds

or IHE
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puEASEs OF rnr moon.

"The life OF the aesh Il In tho Blood" 10 I
scrlptural maxim that science proves 10 DO true
Tho people talk OF bad blood, As tho cause Of
many diseases, and like many popular opinion
this Of bad blood Is founded In truth.
The symptoms Of bad blood arc usually quite
plaln-bad Digestion Causes imperfect nutri'
tlon, and consequently the circulation ls feeble,
the son tissues losO their tone and elasticity and
tho tongue becomes pals, broad, and frequently
covered with paSty, white coat This condi.
ton soon shows itself In yOughHGSt OF tho akin,
then in HRuTTYE and u1CERATIvE diseases, and
whcu long continued, results In serious LESSONS Of
the Brain, Liver, Lungs, or urinary apparatus.
Much, very much, suffering Is caused by impure
blood. 1t Ii estimated by some that Onc.lfIh Of
tho human family arc affected with scrOfuA In
some form.
When the Blood Is pure, you arc not 50 liable
to any disease. Many Impurities Of the Blood
arise from lmpRru diseases Of largo cities. Eradl-
cato every Impunty from the fountain Of life, and
good spirits, fair skin and vital strength will re-
turn to you.
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THE FUNDING BILL.

As Passed by the Senate.
The Funding bill as amended md pass
ed by the Senate Friday evening, provides
for the issue Of 4OOOOO,OOO Of cupons, or
registered 1910 year bonds, bearing 8 per
cent coin interest, for disposal in the
United States, or elsewhere, at not less
than par value for coin, or in exchange for
$50 bonds Of equal aggregate par value
also, for four hundred millions 15-40 year
bonds, bearing Al per cent coin interest for
similar iltsposals, at not less than par value
for coin, for the redemption Of outstanding
bonds. A further issue Of the Inst named
bonds is authorized at the discretion Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, provided
the aggregate debt Of tho United States Is
not thereby increased. All these bonds
are 10 be entirely exempt from taxation.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury Is author
lied To appoint agents in the United
States for the negotiation of the bonds,
and sum not exceeding onG.halr Of one
per cent Is appropriated to pay the ex.
penses orpreparing, issuing ind dispOsing
Of the sanle.
One hundred and fllY million dollars
annually Of the duties on imported goods
arc applied to the payment Of interest and
reduction Of the principal Of the public
debt and United States bonds now held US
sinking fund In the Treasury, rs well as
those hereafter purchased shall DO Cancelled
and destroyed on md altCr the ilnt Of
October next. -
The registered bonds Of any dcnOmtna-
ton, not less than 81 900, issued upon the
provisions Of this act, arc TO be deposited
with the Treasurer rs security for the cir.
culation Of National hanks. The circula.
tiOn Of those banks which do not comply
with this provision within year from the
passage Of the net, he forfeited; provided
banks shall bc allowed, upon giving thirty
.Iays notice to tho Comptroller Of the Cur.
renCy to deposit legal tender notes with
the Treasurer to the amount Of the out
standing circulation, and tHkc up tho bonds
pledged for It's redemption, and provided,
further, that not moro than onc-thlrtl Of
tho bonds deposited by any bank as such
security shall bo of either Of the classes
Of bonds hereby authorized, on which the
maximum rate Of interest Is fixed ut At or
per cent per annum. The amount Of
circulating notes received by any hank
shall not exceed eighty per cGntum OF par
value Of the bonds deposited.
The last section authorizes banks to he
organized and do business on dcpOStting
GSn mn In IInitnIl STATES notes with the
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Hon. VIM, E. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
X. l.. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court oil
James II. Brown, Appeals o. West va;
J. ]. Jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. b. Distrlct
Court, W. Va.
F." D. b. T. FarnEworth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
A, WernInger, member Senate.
Jacob HOrnbroOk ProSt. West Va. lnI. %:
Jacob NJ. BIchcl, Vice Priest.
Caleb DOcgCsS, Attorney, CIArlnburg, W. Va.
Samuel Woods. PhilllppI,
Il, White, Sheriff Mercer county,
Ii. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
]. N. Camden, President Of First National BANK,
PAEkCrsburg.
gates Of West VlrginiR:
Hon. u q ST1ltk. R7nAEha county 1880,
FSSj;CL,sJ ss(ftt, - So r. AK sAs"'HF''
James Guthrie, Wetzsl %
Nathan God, Harrison
a. Joseph TeteF, Barbour
Il, II. Hill, Marion
james IIerVey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant ..
Il, Davidson, Taylor
Henry BFanIOn, Lewis
=" Floyd Nicely, Doddrilgo
j. r. BOwyGr, Putnam
u.s.. Wilkinson, Lincoln
r. ..,,s .,f. JaH@s
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n,, ,luf.p,f +. oii,., Nau
K o IS; ;.
Meets with GREATsUCCEss In the CURE of
Diseases Of the Nervous System

Almost nIne.tenLhs Of our people sufIur from
nervous exhaustion, and arc, therefore, liable TO
Its ConcOmItAnt evils Of mental depression, con.
fused ideas, sOitCning Of tho brain, insanity, and
complete breaking down Of the general health.
Thousands arO suffering to-day with broken.
down nervous systems, and, unfortunately, To-:
bACcO alcohol, iat0 hours, OVerswOFk, (montAl and
physiCaD aru causing diseases Of tho nervous gYB'
ten to Increase at 4 fearful ratio.
The symptoms TO which diseases Of tho nervous
system Give rise, may 10 stated al follows: A
dull, heavy feeling 10 tho head, sOmellmes moro
Or lGss severe palm or headache; Periodical Head
ache, DiExIncSR, Noises or Ringing In the Head;
Confusion Of Ideas; Temporary Loss Of Memory;
Detection Of Spirits; Starting during Sleep, bad
DREAMS; Hesitation 10 Answering Questions
DulIneR d. Hearing; Twltchlng OF tho Face and
Arms, &c, which. n not promptly treated, lead
to Paralysis, Delertum, Insanity, Impotcncy, Ap'
Oplcxy, SC, &c, w. ..-.p
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FINANCIAL.
-ss----s--,,~'-.-'-'-''s'
Orrlon OF
FIsK & HATCH,
RANKERS AND DEALERS
IN
Government Securities
No. 3 Nnygau Street, Now YOrk,

NuN v NASSAN S@'S 49,
FEBRUARY Is, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our NO
,,,,.,,or or tho Loans Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
H,,,noAp COMPANY, aud the WEsTERN PACIFIC
p,nRoAp COMPANY, and the popularity and
.,.,l. which these Loans have maintained In thu
n,rr.,, 10th in this country and Europe have
shown thu. tho First Mortgage Bonds OF wisely
located and hUnorabIy.managed Railroads arc
u,omptly recognized and readily taken Us Inc
mos, suitable safe, and advantageous form OF In
,...meut, yielding a more liberal income Than can
hereafter DO derived nom Government Bonds and
available to take their PlAce.
Assured that in tho selection and negotiation
If uurior RAIlrOad Loans, We arc meeting q
,.,e.t uublle want, ana rendering a valuable scr
,,,.-bo,h to the holders of Capital and to those
,,,.,, National works Of Internal improvement
,.,o.. Intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitled them to the use Of Capital and the con-
s5eur. Of InTCstors-wc now offer with special
confidence and satisfaction tho o.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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DEDCORDS-JUsT RECEIVED
d and for sale at reduced prices, FIfty Dozen
Hemp BcdeOrds. :, -
mAr2l ChAS. II. BERRY.
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These are the flcts in the case US report.
oil to US by eye witnesses, and VIC can't
see how the jailor Is to be blamed for the
transaction as he was ut tho time Of the
occurrence at the Court House with the
keys OF the Jail in his pocket. Thcparties
evidently had keys Of their own which
worked like q charm. t. H..
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,nds arc in denpmlnatIona OF
$1,000, $500, and 500.

They will DO Issued "a C6spoa BOAtlS, payable
to Btartr, and may bO held in that form; or
The Bond may DO Wgl1tFrtd in tho name Of the
owner, With tho coupons remaining payable to
bearer attached, tho principal being then trans
ierable only on tho books Of tho Company, unless
re'ASSlgned 10 bearer; or
The coupons may DO detached and cancelled
the Boud made TeTMGakaG RSOIsttrtd 1toad,
transferable only on tho books Of tho Company,
and the interest made payable only to tho regis
tered owned or bis attorney. ....r. u.
The three classes will be known respectively "A:
ISt. "CoupOa Bonds payable to DearOr." 3
u. 1'RegIStsred Bonds With Coupons at
taehEd."
Sd. "ReglrOred Bonds With Coupons de-
tSshsd," and should be 20 designated by Cores.
pondcntS In specifying tho class Of Bonds desired.
They hAyO thirty years to run from January
Is, 1870, with interest at Glx pCr cent per Rnnum
from November I, 1850. PRHctrAL AND MTER'
KSr Payable IN GOLD IN THE CiTr OF NEW-ToRE.
The interest Is payable In Mar and NoVENBER,
that II may tNIO tho place Of that Of tho earlier
Issues OF Five wCutGs, and suit the convenience
Nt our fipudl who already hold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable In
january and July, and who may desire, in max
Ing additional investments to havc their interest
receivable al different seasons OF tho year,
Tho LIAM 10 secured by = mortgage upon the
WntlrO Limo Of Road from Richmond to the Ohio
River, with tho equipment and all other property
aud AprnrtcnAnCCA connected herewith.
A SINKING PUSp Or $4,000 rER ANSuX Is
PROVIDED FOR TWG REnENVFION or TNR IIONDs,
TO TAKE EVVEcT OXR YEAR APFER rHR CoNPEE.
TION OF TME llOAD.
The mortgage Is for &iS,OO0, 900, Of which q,
10000 will DO rOaCFvCd and held in trust for tho
redemption ofOntStAudIng Bonds Of tho I1rglnlG
Central Railroad Company, now merged In tho
CuEsAPEAKE AMD Ono.
Orthe remaining gu, OOo, 900, a sufficient amount
will b. sold to complete The road to tho Ohio
river, perfect and improve tho portion now in
operation, and thoroughly equip the whole for a
lArEe and active trAtic.
The present price Is % and accrued interest.
a Loan 50 amply secured, 30 carefully guarded
and ~ certain hereafter to command prominent
place among the AvorItO securities In tho mar
ketS, both OrthIS Country md Europe, will bc al
once appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
FISK & HATCH
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.

P,S.-Wo have issued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc.
which will BE- furnished upon application.
~ We buy and sell Government Blonde, aud
receive tho accounts Of Banks, Bankers, COrpor.
alIOnl, and othGs, RubjCettO check at sight, and
allow Interest on daily balances. Eeb3a
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In succeeding to tho business Of the late firm Of
List, Morrison 5 Co., we desire to thlnk the
trade for the liberal patronage extended TO the
house with which tile senior partner has been
connected for over twenty-five years.
Our long experience with tho wants Of the
trade of this section, and our ample facilities for
tho transaction oil tho Wholesale Grocery Busl.
ness, lead 1s 10 believe TINT We can offer Induce.
mUntS not surpassed elsewhere.
In connection with our regular business ~
heretofore, wO have leased d flrstclaNs Pork
Packing Establishment, and have secured tho
services Of Mr.. John Bayha, m experienced and
sklllfnll Packer, by which arrangement wG are
enabled To soil Bacon, Mess Pork and Lard, at the
rory lowest rAtcs, Sf st5CE q superior quaI:y
and PrOmptpay buyers. We request an cxanil.
nation OF our stock and price list
Janl a..n.. HENRY K. LIST y co.
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DlsEAGES or THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.


Persons unacquainted with the structure and
functions Of tho Kidneys cannot estimate the
importance Of their healthy action, q
Regular and sufficient action Of the Kidneys %
a. important, nay, even more 10, than regularity
Of the bowels. The Kldnoyg remove from the
Blood those eiiete matters which, II permitted to
renain, would speedily destroy life. A total sus.
pension Of the urinary discharges will occasion
death from thitty.six 10 fOrty.Gight hours.
When the Urine Il VoIded IN small quantities
at tho time, or when there 10 adispoSit0p 70 URN.
ate moro frequently than natural, OF when the
Urine 10 high cOloFod or Bcaldlng with weakness
Ia tho small Of tho back, It should not be tFidcd
with or delayed, but Koskoo should be taken Of
once 10 remedy the difficulty, botOre 4 lesion Of
tho organs takes place. Most OF the diseases OF
tho Bladder originate from those Of the Kidneys,
the Urine being lTnpCrfectly secrcted In the KID
nCys, provo Irritating 70 tho Bladder and Urinary
passages. Whom we FccolleCt that medicine never
reaches the Kidneys except through the general
circulation Of tho Blood, We SEQ how necessary II
Is 10 keep tho Fountain Of Life Pure
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KosF[oo!
LIVER INVIGORATOR!
STANDS UNRIvALLED,
Being tho only KNOWN Medicine

that EPPIaENTLT &tmukateS and CoEREOTS tic
hepdtic stertttonS and functional DERANGENESrs
Of the LIVER, WITHOUT DEBtLITATiNG the system.
While II acts fsaly upon the Liver iHGtead Of 60.
piOuS pHrgiNg, u 0FGduGlly changes tho discharges
to a peEEtcly natural stGt',
.HsF36xb ~ tITKA tUAf1.AN" e. NRA6S&2Sf
THOSE DISEASES PRODUCED BIT IT.
A sall0W or yellow color Of the skin, or yellow.
lB.brOwn Spots on tho faca and other parts Of the
body; dullless and drOwSInGss, sometimes head.
ache; bitter or bad taste Ia tho mouth, internal
heat; In many cases q dry. teasing cough; IN.
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with q
raising IL tho food; bloated or fll feeling about
tho stomach and sides; aggravAting pains In tho
SIdCR. back, or breast, and about Tho shoulders;
constipation Of the bowels; piles, fatulcnce, cold.
ness Of the extTemitieS, sc.
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PATENT DUST EXCLUDER,
Over Five Hundred Dealers


in various parts Of the land have unrcscrVedly
enlnEtel thrp ThcH. az, 1; YPn Ay2,l ,9SyEESzIEE
M s SS5ffNay, SRtS16InS Tie CIiGS fACIpIC
and the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, and officers Of
these roads, with other prominent K u, officials,
endorse them aS tho best Watches for the use oil
Il. Il. employees and travellers, yet introduced.
Tho following are presented AS specimens oil
these testimonials:
TESTIMONIAL.
UNION PACIFIC r. r., OFPICE oP GIN. SURF,
oNAHA, Dec. 16, 1889.
Hon. r. N. AVERY, Prcsident National Watch
DfGr Sit during the month that ! have car.
Fied one Of your NJ. W. Raymond Watches II
has not failed TO keep tho time with 50 much &C
curacy as 10 leave nothing TO desire In this 70.
gard. For accuracy In timekCcping, beauty Of
movement and finish, your Watches challenge my
admiration, and arouse my pride as an American,
and am confident that In all respects they will
compete successfully In the markets Of tho world,
with similar manufacturers Of older nations.
ThUy need only to be known to be appreciated.
YOuES most respectfully,
G. @. HAMMOND, Gen'l SupL
OPPICE or TIE HUDSoN RIVER RAILROAD,
Gen'l Supt. Now York, Jan. II, 1870,
DtdF SiF;-Tho Watch made by your Company
which have carried the past two months, has
kept excellent time. have carried It frequently
on engines, and have, been on tho road with u
almost daily. During this time II has run uni
fOrmIy with our standard clock.
Truly {OSIFs;i ro,,cpv o,,,e,n,
The following dealers also. In various parts Of
the country, have certified that they consider tho
Elgln Watches TO be all TINT the Company have
advertised them, as better finished, more correct
and durable, than any In market Of similar price,
and that they have great confidence In recom'
mendlng them to the pnblic, on account OF their
Wheeler, Parsons 4 Co, @. IICIlebuSh, Cincinnati.
New York. E. Jaccard & Co., St
Warren, SpalOne & Co., Louis.
New York. N. K Crittenlcn & Co.,
Middleton & Bro, N. T. Cleveland.
T. B. Bynner, N. Burt, Cleveland.
Henry GInnGl, Morse, Rcddln d Ham
Geo. ". Bratt &Co. llton, Chicago.
Scott, Barrett & CO.,J. II. lICnsC, Denver, Col.
Pittsburgh. NJ. NJ. Baldwin 4 Co.,
j. Il. Reed i Co., Pitts: San RranclEco, Cal /.
hnFgh. KOck d DryEHs, New
Dahme 3 Co., CInCIn'ti. Orleans. ~ ?
jenkins q Hatch,
w. II. HENNEGEN s. CO.,
WHEELING, ". VA,
.... Aud over 400 others. 20
Various grades and prices made to suit different
tastes p
No Movements RstalIed By the Company.
E87CAll on your JewClCF and ask to SEQ the
Bushes; ONCE and salcsrOOm National Watch
'' i5O and 1G1 Lake St., Chicago.
feh18 U I,s... HllIsir!.. ~. H..A.aI ?
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KOS 8 y! 90!

Is remedy of HosdtgfI EGIoGey In The cars Of
diseases OF the RIdHEyS and BLADDER. In ttest
Affections u Is a near specific az any remedy can
b.. It does its work kindly, silently and Surtiy,
The RdtGf which It Affords 10 both certain and
ptreptlI3t.4.. fa n #a.aLla ~.