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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-02
WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November /, 7 P. NJ.
The area Of high barometer 10 the
Ohio Valley will probably move north
and east with brisk north winds tonight
for short time from Virginia to New
York, followed by partially cloudy and
clear weather on Thursday in the Mid
die States and on the lower lakes, and
with southwest winds and rising tenn
perature on the upper lakes. North.
westerly winds veering to the southwest
will continue on Lake Ontario on
Thursday and fresh northwest winds
will continue on the New England
coast, increasing to q moderate gale At
some distance off the shore. The low
pressure on the coast of Maine will pro.
badly produce severe storm in Nova
Scotia. Cautionary signals are ordered
from Chesapeake Bay to Maine for this
evening.
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Major General Robert Anderson.
M,;or General Robert Anderson


Major General Robert Anderson,
whose death at Nice on the Goth inst,
has been announced by telegraph, was
a native Of Jefferson county, Kentucky
and entered the West Point Military
Academy in 1921. He served III the
Black Hawk war as lieutenant, and dis
tinguisbed himself in the Mexican war
by his brilliant conduct on several i'm
portant occasions. He also served in
the Florida wars. The opening Of the
late civil war found him msjor in
command at Charleston, where he held
Fort Sumter until it was well battered
down by General Beauregard. Presi
dent Lincoln rewarded his conduct
on that occasion by promoting him
TO be a brigadier general Of the regular
army. He was soon compelled
through i'll health, to relinquish active
service, and retired to private life. He
was subsequently placed upon the re
tired s list, the Senate, on February a
1865, confirming President Lincoln,
nomination, by which the brevet rank
of major general in the regular army
was conferred upon him. General An
derson was connected BY marriage with
the late Mr.. Nicholas Longworth, th'
millionaire of Cincinnati, in which cit'
one OF his two brothers resides. Th
RENAME of General Anderson will b
brought by the United States vesse
Guerrero to this country for interment
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ment of Texas is added to the militar,
department of Missouri, under com
mand of General Augur, with head
quarters at San Antonio. The depart.
ment OF the Platte, for the present is
discontinued, and the territory embrac.
ed IN that department is attached to the
Department of Missouri.
Col. j. j. Reinolds is ordered to Join
his regiment at Fort Mcpherson, Ne
braska.
The States OF Louisiana, Ark ansas,
Mississippi, and the Gulf forts as far
west as and embracing Forts Jefferson
and Key West, will constitute a new
command and be- called the Department
of the Gulf, under the command of
Colonel w. Il. Emory.
Arrest Of Pension Agent Forbes.
The Interior Department has been
notified Of the arrest of Pension Agent
Forbes at Philadelphia.
New Port OF Entry.
On and after March 1st 1872, the
port of San Jose de Lamboyeque in
Peru, ceases to be port of entry. The
port Of Eten, twelve miles distant,
that character.
Grant Wants to Dispose OF his Stock.
The President has requested Mr.. D.
V. Kidwell, President OF the Seneca
Stone Company, to dispose of his { Pres
dent Grants) stock in the company.
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True and Graphic.

The New York Tribune, in an article
on men OF one idea, says:
When the leaven OF seli-seeklng
penetrates the breast OF the professional
reformer, whether it be that selfseeking
which satisfies itself in giving ever new
sensations to its public or that which
would arrogantly stamp it's image and
superscriptiop on the minds OF men, or
that which pleases itself with the cheap
martyrdom OF the reproach OF the pub
lie press, and the encouragement OF q
group OF adoring women, then there is
an end Of wide usefulness for that man.
The voice which cries Prepare ye the
way of the Lord" rings hollow il the
John who projects it be thinking What
fine, unselfish figure look, in my
skins and rope girdle! Admire me.
worldlings as 1 MUNICH my locusts and
wild honey.
"The champion of one idea conscious
" sacrifices something to his cause.
Unconsciously he is apt to sacrifice the
better part Of him. For his tendency
is TO see but one side OF many-sided
truth, TO become reckless in statement
and bitter speech. To recognize hon
esty in an opponent is 70 him to com
promise with Satan and all his works.
In sense not at all divine he comes
not to send peace, but a sword. lie
sets section against section, class against
class, sex against sex. Presently vitu
peration seems to him the closest logic
and the hurtling Of hard names in the
air the fight OF heaven sent sorrows.
The above is a true and graphic pic
ture, as accurate an image OF "the pro
fessional rerormers" who have set this
country in blaze, as il the 7ribun'
had beheld it in looking-glass.
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PITTSBURGH.
Incendiary Firc-C0llIsiOn on the
Panhandle-Rev.G Gray.

IncendiRry Firc-C0llisiOn on the
PanhRndle-Rev.G Gray.
PITTSBURGH, November 1.-The Dia
mond flour mills of Mckee & Co., oi
Allegheny city, were destroyed by fire
at two o'clock this morning. The fire
was the work of an incendiary. The
stock on hand was small, and the insu.
rance will probably cover the loss,
which is estimated at $25 900.
Two freight trains collided yesterday,
near Mansfield, on .!lsssy the RApbspallss; 9b Rals;
Rev. Mr.. Gray, recently on trial here
for immoral conduct, is expected back
in q few DAYS. His friends say there
will be legal proceedings in connection
with the recent case before an eccle'
siastical court.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
n..r,ure Of a Steamer-Fatlure o
"A Ranking Firm.

ncnarture Of q Steamer VI
"'P a Ranking Firm.
SAN Francisco, November line
steamer America sailed from this port
TODAY for China and Japan.
John Sims & Co., bankers nave
failed, Their liabilities are large and
several heavy stock brokers are In
volved. A. e-,, of Jobn
Sims & Co., bankers, OF this Guy, mas
caused - the suspension Of B. T. Hasklns
e. Co. bankers, Of Sacramento "A
number of stock brokers, dePosi'ors ,e o,
Sims & Co., were to-day unable to make e
osttlements' and the stock market was
considerably weakened in consequence;
+ B. E. Gouellier, Of the firm o o.
Couellier & Bodd, loses $30,O ,OU; h; r
Keatting, $4,000; Haskins q 70 70!
S10 600: Holmes & Co., $2O,0U; Inc
total amount Of loss by the failure If
A large number Of Iersons, chleny n! %, o
,ha a Isboring classes, had various sums
dsnosited i.r with Haskins q 20. ION. II
Sfpv'did Sips died about 8 week ago, and . s'ne' nc
% b;a death there has been quite . fo'
on the house.
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PHILADELPHIA.

rsied for Embezzlement-The
ty Treasurer Indicted by the
Sand Jury.
2al.DELPuIA, November l.-COl. w.
'ErJs., formerly pension agent dur
| The administration OF President
..Q0. vas arrested in this city this
ir.o:, charged with having embez-
.gGi, 70 the amount Of $32, 900,
balm his care for the payment of
R.a., The prisoner was taken be-
b Commissioner Biddle, when the
Ilrt Of the alleged embezzlement
b Irliel to $4,000. Forbes was
i.1.i,ri in default Of S2j, 900 bail.
he g'aDd jury this morning found a
/: s..I indrctins Joseph F. Mercer,
7 I'sasurer, upon 4 charge of EN-
I1Ig $4,000 OF the city funds.
+au.IO o. Indictment contains twenty
al' cneoi them charging Mr.. erks,
tnyIeasury broker, with conspirlng
: Mercer 10 cheat and defraud The
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NEW JERSEY.
A Most Brutal Murder.

:'ERoS, November IA cold
"'Sl murder took place here to-day,
: 'haclIars of which are as follows:
ID 'loty visited a house Of ill-fame
F'y Mrs.. Lyons, on Franklin street.
':.'- Taylor was also visiting the
~ &the same time, and was intox-
-'l lie LETT the house in anger,
IlarreIed with some Of the in
- He returned later and com
ga 'othrOw stones at''the windows,
= = Iaoty come out, Knocked him
=. -. aai kicked him most brutally
]. ne sNclIm was dead. The police
>. * .:'aleIlaieIy informed Of the mur'
|. .N Canty hal escaped on a train
I. =. I. vas Just leaving the depot. The
..s nave as vet found no clae TO his
!, ,',s.olt'. a cont Taylor had a wife and
i, !. children residing in New Bruins
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rh. Uu,sed states and Russia.

sr PETERSBURG, November 1.-The
St. Petersburg Journal, the official
orssn, contains an editorial article to-
day discussing the relations existing
between the United States and Russia.
The article denies that President Grant
has demonstrated with or threatened the
removal of NJ. Catacazy, the Russian
Minister to Washington, after the de-
narture OF the Grand Duke Alexis: Ii
adds that such a course would be neither
diplomatic nor harmonious with the e1
isting good relations between Russia
and the United States.
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INDIANA.
Attempted Rape by . Negro Death
from over rExcitement-FatA Aeci.

from over Excitement-Fata Aecf.
dent.
NRw ALBANY, IND, September L.
A special to the Ledger this afternoon
says: Great excitement prevails in
Clark county, thirty miles from iere in
consequence of an attempted rap. made
by a negro on the daughter of Amos
Stacy. He heard the cries OF his daughter
and saw the negro. but before resching
him, fell dead from over excitement,
brought on by heart disease, The
negro made his escape, since which
time he has not been heard from. = y
John Gallaher, switchman at the
yard Of the Jeffersonville railroad depot,
at Jeffersdnville, was killed at ll:3O
this morning, by being run over by Il
locomotive while standing in the mid,
die OF the track. In attempting to jnmp
on the engine he missed his footing
and the trucks severed his head from his
body.
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sYTELEGRAPH. ~
,us,,ely for the Register.
IN. and Atlantic Line.
NEW YORK.
,,,odore Ashbury.

ynrr, November l.-Jame'
Wv ~. commodore of the Roya
>,- =; Yacht club, leaves for Eng
.',s nisv in the steamship China
W, Livonia, which attracted SC
~, .nsntiOn dnring the recent races
~ 'Sr 'SSnsep's Cup, follows him in a
r@' Wv Hn Mr.. Ashbury states that
4 ,%t, oot come back to America next
. ,,.omittee of Seventy has issued
~ An Appeal
oD the citizens to close their
- b,siness on Tuesday, Novem-
.,3 make the election the bust
4, ,be dsy, to insure a full and fair
' Rank. and other public offices
7, ..e by law compelled to remain
80 also urged to make such ar
'-. -.~.,,. as will enable every en-
% deposit his vote.
.,r,ited States frigate Congress,
r;,- in the lower bay, reports
,,, vet heard from the Russian
.,i.g The Congress, Kansas, Tai
~, anil Iroquois have been sta
Fl an the watch during the past
10Th officers and men being on
|. ,',,, for the first signal which
announce the coming Of the I'M
rir;iior
The order OF Arrest
bss been issued against James
!. j.. charged with using the funds
.-sss TO Mr.. Helen Josephine
rr.,,. while acting in a fduciary
,,,,g Or that lady, was served yes
,,r sleraoon at four o'clock by
,rr Sheriff Walker, in Fisks room,
/. .f:aai Opera House, and present
. variant placed him under ar.
!. Caas. Robinson, Of Fishkill, and
.T Blanchard offered themselves as
.nsl and We're accepted.
Whereabouts OF IngersOll. |
y.aaiion has been received here |
i J Il. Ingersoh is in Portland, Me,
N be i. under surveillance and all |
1uenents are telegraphed here.
. ,,ea!ion is believed TO be to return
90 IS he can find sufficient bail.
General Jordan.
4 notion for the discharge OF Gen
! jordan for violating the neutrality |
py f.tng out an expedition to aid
: vas made ,.M 70 day. day ,Ol rs haS hsaff
made no effort 10 try him and the
!, asserts this delay is because the
-rnsnt has no evidence to 60 on.
p ent was laid over till the Sth OF
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MINNESOTA.
cov Austin aud the Newspapers.

MINNEAPOLIS, November ID. >.
Green, editor of the St. Anthony Demo-
e,at who has been sued for libel by
Governor Austin, was yesterday held to
appear before the Grand Jury this
month in $500 bail. Ovid Pinney' pro
prietor of the Democrat, is his bonds
man. The St. Paul Pioneer this morn
ing is exceedingly bitter against Gov
ernor Austin, claiming that the charges
can be proved, and calls on him to re-
sion.
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OHIO.
Railroad Accident.

MILTON, November 1.-The passen-
ger train on the Dayton and Michigan
railroad due at Dayton at 4 o'clock, ran
into a freight train on the side track at
this place, throwing both trains from
the track, badly damaging the passenger
engine, which caused a delay OF five
hours on the part Of the passenger
train, and six on the freight. Several
passengers were slightly injured none
seriously.
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~S>
MEXICO.
Jnarez Concentrated.


'' oEE, November 1.-The Her.
'te'aI from Matamoras, via Corpus
.' IeXas, October 3lst, says a
,,,i ri" courier has arrived with dis
.j,os' ,' from the Mexican capital.
\ i've report all quiet. General Diaz
a.. majority OF the State Governors
~ NJ, ,o'Tarded a their congratulations to
,,r6., ! Zach State promises to fully
NJ i,, f..Ie ;Ae National Executive. Ju-
d aTS.GttnI "a, 1esn notified of the capitula-
oh y, ~ TSaluIIo. The revolutionists still
.,,.a. ~ I'e y avenues of communication
Io,,s,..,h =, ,he revolutionary territory and
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DELAWARE.
"iirOad Matters.

h., 'A'SGrOS, November lin to-
a., :. sue OF the Every Evening it
aI,ossa' . a; authorized by a prominent
spt tbo. a.festor = to deny the published
sst IN mat At The controlling Boston in,
hl BALM sne Philadelphia, Wilmington
&s sPnore sPsDsre railroad has been sold to
aav. bu, ,ylvauia Central Railroad Com
s'Ohp NJ. NH Itn11mates that there is a very
Ad sS,Oosoillty Of the first named
Gstsl leased by the Pennsylvania
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Sundries.
rINNAMON, NUTMEGS, PEPPER,
u Allspice, Bi-Carb Soda, Fancy Soaps,
Indigo, Madder, Window Glass, Cotton
Yam. Cotton Bats, Nails, Wrapping Paper,
Wrapping Twine, Bed Cords, Brooms'
Paper Sacks, Matches, Baking Powder
Snuff, Cream Tarter Salt, Lead 'nn shot, eaDs ~.
sens5 oGLEBAY, SON d co.
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Cheese.

nOn BOXES CHOICE CHEESE FOE
Nv" oGLEBAY, SON 4 90.
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CandIoR.

Candles.
IN BOXES oGLEBAY, SON 4 CO.'S CAN
OU dies.
% boxes STAR 20 oaLssgy, sf.s z SON q co
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For the Hair.

ITO REMOVE DANDRUTp; TO PRO
L mote the growth Of the hail: % clean
the scalp, use the sAmerican HaiY DFeas.
Ing" In large bottles e Is cents. Bold by
sepa LOGAN, LIBT 4 co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

A BAsELEss SLANDER.-We have seen
with pain an item going the rounds of a
portion of the Vermont press, to the effect
that our friend aud former townsman,
J. s. Adams. Esq, had recently become
an inmate of the Binghamton Inebriate
Asylum. While incredulous of the as
sertion, and unwilling to give it currency
even by an expression of unbelief of its
truth, in the absence of authoritative in
formation of its falsity, we have remained
silent. We are now no longer without
such information. Our Vermont readers.
under whose eyes this baseless SANDER
may have fallen, will be glad to learn
that Mr.. Adams is not, and never has
been, an inmate of any inebriate asylum.
He is still Commissioner of emigration
for the State of Florida, and Collector OF
Customs for the port of Jacksonville, Fla.
where he resides. He is, and has been
for long time, member in good stand
ing of the Sons of Temperance, and is
fully able to appreciate the ricklessness
and cruelty of the wanton circulation OF
falsehood alike I'M urious to himself and
painful to his friends. Will the Barton
standard, which first, we believe. gave
currency to the statement, the Chr0nlcI6
and other Vermont papers, that have
given currency to the SANDER, note the
denial.-Burlihgt01 Free PreeS.
We believe the HERALD has never
given currency TO the report referred to
in the above item.-ED.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07
The Condition of Europe.

Pestilence, famine aud foods are Affect
ing portions of Europe, from which most
distressing accounts are daily received.
In addition to this crowned heads are
manifestly uneasy, great armies seem to
be organizing and every element seems to
conspire to produce collisions, and a cor
rect glimpse is had of the situation. The
close of one war is the signal of prepar-
alton for others, which may break out at
any time, and over questions of whose
Importance Americans can form no ration.
al estimate. Taxation meanwhile is
grinding the people beyond all limits OF
endurance, and in many sections they are
ready to embark in any desperate enter
prise ss means OF relief. The situation
has little about it to cheer the heart of
the philanthrophist and friends of human
liberty and progress. Until the rights OF
manhood are asserted and the population
unite for their own protection, misery and
contention will remain the established
order. 1t is more and more evident that
in grasping Alsace and Lorraine the Ger
mans have only planted a sting in their
own side. The cost of keeping these pos
sessions will thousand times outweigh
any possible advantages.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

Wool MARKET.-The wool market con-
tinues dull and sales of both foreign and
domestic foot up smaller aggregate than
for any corresponding period this season.
The demand is principally for the cheap
err grades, to the neglect of finer grades,
which can be purchased in lots at low
prices. Dealers generally consider this a
favorable time to buy, for they think it
will be higher in few weeks, when the
mills are more active. Our farmer friends
may profit by this hint if they thiuk bsst
Buyers, however, profess to disagree with
the dealers, The stock of medium woods
available for the present season is much
reduced, so that prices are expected to
rule higher for that class. The receipts
of domestic wool are now very light, and
stocks of all grades have ceased to accu-
mulate. Sales of domestic the past week
have been small
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07
PORTLAND & OGDENSBURG
TRUNK K. r. LINE.

w urge upon capitalists ard all having money
to invest, the most careful investig alton OF these
securities, believing them to combine more safety
and profit than any Railroad Bond now in the
market. The Portland and Ogdensburgh Rail-
rosd lire ~iu be the shortest route by more than
fifty miles from the Lakes TO the Atlantic.
The Road vi have local business enough TO
pay all its running expenses and to insure the
prompt and regular payment Of interest on its
small bonded debt Il will re the greatest pleas
ure thor )ughfsre in the Eastern States, uniting
by the shortest route Saratoga and Lakes George
and Oh 4mplaln with the White Mountains, Lakes
Memphremagog and WiHoughby, Mount Mans
field and the celebrated mineral springs of Nerth-
ern Vermont.
The Road Is under the management Of some Of
the mist experienced, successful and widely
known business men III the untry, who will
insist upon the closest economy and honesty in
the administration Of its affairs.
The managers of the Road have themselves in
vested largely in its capital stock, the cash sub
scriptons being nearly sufficient to complete the
Read ready for the iron, thus showing their ap-
probation OF the Importance and value of this en-
terpyise.l For convenience of investors the bonds
coupon or rcgisteredl, are of the following de-
nominations:
$1,000 $500 and 800,
and the interest, six per cent, gold, is payable
sami-annually in Boston on the LIST of May and
the lst of November. These Bonds are offered
until further notice, at 30, and accrued interest
in currency.
For further nformation-pamphlets, maps, SC.
apply to
E. & 7. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
st. Johnsbury, Vermont.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
252 Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.,
ll8 Milk Street, Boston.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
rs Chestnut Street, Phila.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders,
Hon. LUKE P. POLAND, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
ABRAHAM T. LOWE, Esq,
President lst National Bank, Boston, Mass.
FOR SALE By
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Boston,
RICHARDSON, HILL & CO.,
Sears Bailding, Boston.
And all leading Banks and Brokers.
aug2d:wed asatlmo&w3no
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4 GCPPLy or COOD L.tg,o,r

IAC Scawccd Tonic, IL. s8t.mctl..l with.
pcrmcatcs and assiInl-',a '..r4 t.s Iod. q
lures. Digestion become p.la.. s.'. t..-.
seen 10 be at hand. There Is ID s..s1 IL -.r
uocxlccrba.IOn oftIe stomach. Aaar..ot., ~.
Vow comes the greatcat Blood lasl.r g..
given b. an inInlscut father q -..--.. g
schcncb I'ulmOnlg Sgrup cuLaea b. ta5...
functions and 10 hasten aul COMP .t. e.. ..
enters ri once upon its work. Aat.r. .
cheated u collects ard riplus t.ll ll..-...
diseased portions of lie lungs. IN Tie
gatherings il prepares tLcm fur cxP..,a..,.
lot iu a very short lime lie mal4Lyls E.....
the rotten tlIrOUs thgtIt occupied Is ru.. r
made new, and the patient, in all tae d....-r
gained vigor. steps forth - ca5uy t.a I-a-5
UOualtLOyd that WAS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

BODY REcovERED.-The body of Chas
Pollinger, who was drowned in Winooski
River last Monday, was found by his
father on Saturday, on sand bar short
distance below the railroad bridge. The
funeral was attended at the Methodist
church by large concourse of the citi.
Gems of the village on Sunday afternoon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

Iae work Of cure IS now beginning. Ia.f.
and Mucous deposits in 1As bowels l5... f.. d..
ncHtary canal are elected. 1lel.gt-. +. ...-
Is wound mp. Il arOuaes from as 1ul7.....
stomach acts rcsp0nsiycly, ANA ada. T. ...--..
10 feel that hc is getting. ~ l4yt.
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DIR. JOSEPH Ia SsEzNCr.'g .st,sts.
EEuaTErNr

and awaited themselves q lis yyonas-tplA, ...
cl9us medicines, thcT would net have f.lllcil
Ut Schenck has IN his own caro- prev, d,
Wherever Snilcient vitality remains that ,:al
is quickcned into healthful vlgor,
in this statement there is NOTHING ,,,,e.,,,,-
To the faith Of the invalid is made 10 rcTrs.-.,.
and visible works. The theory Of tic r,7re' I'D
Schcncks medicines is as simple as il sllr.r q.
It's philosophy requires nO arI7mcEt Ii 10
surfing, self-cOnyinciug
The seaweed Tome and Mandrake ILLS az.
first two weapons with which the citadel an 5.-.
adv is assailcd Two-thirds Of the CASE -
sumption originate In dyspepsia and q I..,..r.'.
disOrdcrcd liver With this condition liza. I-...
tubes "ssmpathizc" with tie st0nlaCl H.
sp0nd 10 the morbilic action Of lie ls.- H.
then comes the eliminating result. as.l H.. %.
in. win al Is distressing kE.aptaI.,- =
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Communion
ITS CURE AND ITS PREyHNr,,,,
BY j. H. SCHENCK. MN

Many human being has passed away. G.y,.s
l , theIe was no other reason than the noss-.
known and indisputably proved rnea1rs 7I~-i
Those near and dear 10 family and fris,'t.S ~
sleepingthe dreamless Elzmscr into which 80 o
calmly adopted ''' 4-al T.