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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-23
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PAoLA, KANSAS, Feb 19, 1871.
Correspondence of tho Intelligencer) . z
Nearly tivc years ago, from this date, I
wrote IN article for your paper. Contrary
to my expectations It was published. My
success then prompts me TO again attempt
TO appear In your columns. was not
then resident of this State, but was
simply here ut the pleasure Of Uncle Sam.
Passing through the center from east 70
west forcsaw that Kansas was destined,
ut some day, ITO become q great and
ilourishing State. 1t did not occur to my
mind, however, that In less than five
years she would develop into
such greatness. Your readers would
probably like to know why your cores
pOndcnt uses this term in reference To
Kansas, seeing she dates her existence as
q State only us far back as 1860, and four
years Of terrible war following her ad-
mission into the Union. In 1850, the popu.
lation Of this State was 107,2OG, and In
1870 1851, ,0S0, showing an increase Of 253,-
SS3. 1t must bc borne In mind that this
number has been almost wholly gained
since the war. The FREQ school system
has been working satisfactorily oil over
the State, wherever there have been
enough families 10 form a district.
Colleges have been instituted, hay.
Ing faculties fully the equal Of many
more ancient in the older States.
Education Is one Of the leading character
istics of our State. Our people arc large.
" interested in railroads. Six years ago
the whistle of the locomotive was not
heard In all our borders today more
than fourteen hundred miles Of railway
arc completed, and several hundred pro.
iected. In 1860 our Suite carried off the
medal from the Philadelphia fair, where
fifteen States were In competition Tor the
exhibition OF the best general assortment
of fruits. Our soil and climate arc adapt
cd to fruit Of all kinds grown In Any Of the
Eastern States. Grain grows here To
perfection corn, wheat, oats, rye,
and barley may be relied on Us
sure crops. Land Is yet compara.
lively cheap. There Is some land
yet that may DO taken up as hOmcsteads,
but Under the recent bounty land act OF
Congress, for soldiers, this land will be
rapidly taken up. Tho soldiers Of Ohio,
who expect to avail themselves ol this
act, arc organizing themselves into colo.
nies and will settle. Let West Vir-
ginia soldiers do likewise. There arc
many advantages TO be gained by this
system O. emigration. One very inpOr.
tant Item Is this several families thus
thrown together, taking their homcsteads
adjoining, can at once proceed with the
education of their children, organize n
church, and establish Sabbath schools,
thus hardly realizing that they arc out.
side Of civilization. l lOrbear-hRvo writ.
ten too much already. R.Ls
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
oFFIcE OF DAILY INTILLIoENcER,

I .r. WfpRHsDAr, Feb. ~, lBT. J
There has been q steady market during thI
past week with an increased trade. Flour Il
easier, but an Increased demand viii sitter
prices. Stocks arc light and wheat not comlnl
In freely. 4. 1.'ak H FsFs s.
ApPLEs-siSOaSOO. .i',, >.
BUTTER-AbundAnt at 2a09ic for good IL
choice. .,r .s.... .4.-sr......- rz..
BRoOAs Fancy, - ss, % rs and 800; plAi
e 2S02 70, ...l.T -rr-. ,..-r
BucKwuEAT FLOuR-In good demand; 80 u
per barrel. .a 100 " t7Ii
BEASs-Prine white navy a2OO0aS pei
bushel, ~ .. ......,l t....I...-.,t t., ,.-..
CuEEsE- Quiet; Western Reserve l5c, Go
shCn 15N0i6C.
FIsH-LAke Herring % Is; White Fish IS 20
No. 3 medium Mackerel; % a5; No. . medium
81 90. ~. .r,...
CRANDEmHs-sale Of cultivated at $l2 per
barrel. .af -'a.
CARBON on-Adyanced to s6c, and no charge
for package. .-,r-....".
CoPPEE-GOod to prime Rio at l79lsc; choice
EGGs-T6S market is fully supplied; sales at
9Oc. .fa5.# # 'fIl, I-.3..I
FLoun-Market quiet, but firm. We quote
fancy at $s 90; choice whito wheat family, 81 25;
rod wheat family, SS 7SA7Oo. Rye Flour, Is 70.
GRArN-R Raeat-We quote strictly choice white
at SI 40; No. 1 red at 81 80. Odts-bOc.
Con-SSa65c for new. RwL7Sc Bdrley-Dn
at 10000.
GLAss-Flrst quality sxlO. 90 6G lOx19, S40o
second quality SxiO, A. 10; 10x12, Is Is q box of
30 feet, net prices. tFE.N .I']Gl0 {. T.
GMsESo-SOc per lb. lffII DtHu.
HAY-Baled at slbSls. .HIIf.l p H.
LAND ou-We ouote winter vtralned at Al 49,
N,rs ,od IN sodi sa,os. "a ,o oil "A M. "A
RI va =. gs " ' - - ~ ~ ~ - :" ~ w ~
pno'.,.,",,. p,,or 4. ia ,ood don,.na a,
ono,",,orS' plain Hams ,Gc. .pvar cnrod ,7c.
sbonIJSrs liz. R,osIrssst nacon IKE Clear stdcs
ave Mess Pork ss3 iard-TIorre, 1Sc. kcgs
i4uc T-fTf1TJTT T''"TTT
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A MIRACLE is reported from Calabria,
which sounds curiously enough In these
practical days. Alta church at Soriano,
an ancient image Of St. Dominic, carved
in wood and lile.size, suddenly commen.
ced to move whilo some thirty persons
were praying in Its vicinity, and went
through oil the movements that preachers
arc wont to make when addressing a con;
grcgation. The news Of the miracle
spread through the town, and 1900 per-
sons assembled at the church, who, amid
tears, prayers, and exClamations, for an
hour and a half watched the strange pro.
cecdings OF tho image. Thirty "intelli.
gent and respectable eye,witnesses' have
sworn TO the truth OF this event, and a
large number more arc prepared to do
the same required TO do so. l'a,v .aa
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Financial and Commercial.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
ALLEdHENY, February 2O.

hbLEUHENIi rcUTuhIy ~,
CArrLE-Business ut the Allegheny
Yards was dull, the run-Over 800 head
being In excess Of tue demand, The
offerings consisted Of average qualities
with rather fewer really poor stock than
usual, Prices US compared with last week
were shade lower for medium and about
the same for primo, or 6ia7c for Illinois,
5a5lc for Pennsylvania, and 0a7c for Ohio,
Q SHEEP-The market was gluttOd,a q III.
tic less than 1000 head proving too much
for the demand, md ASH consequence sales
were slow aud prices weak. There was II
large number Of poor animals among tue
offerings Extra brought OaDtc; common
0iaJc, and poor $iG9 per head. 3 ]
HoGs-Will moderate offerings the
market was active and prices advanced
iall lc. Sales were made Of extra ut OC,
aud good to fair saStc, md from thRt 10
&c, tliG lowest price reached '.''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-23

THERE Is good story told in Washing.
ton about Chinese servant employed by
Admiral Porter. On reception day the
duty Of attending door was assigned to
All Sin. Accustomed 10 the social usagcs
of his own land, where VISITORS rank Is
indicated by the size of his card, and
where n huge yellow ono means the pres.
cncc of II Prince, he treated the little bits
with contempt. While moulding his head
and tossing the bits of paper unceremO-
niously into the basket, the gus collector
happened To present his bill. The long
yellow slip t60k All Sin, and with pro.
found salaams he bowed the astOnishel
gus man into the presence of the amazed
family, .J .rr .. ...#... .
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Frlghtful Accident in a Coal Mine.
n CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. %.

The HraTs special from Youngstown,
Ohio, this evening, says A frightiul acci.
dent occurred this r. N, at the Brookfcld
coal bank, III Brookileld township, owned
by the WesturmAn Iron Company and
others. Fifteen men were descending
the slope in two cars, and through the
carelessness ofthe man whose duty it was
to attach the chain, failing to do so, .the
cars descended at fearful rate, with
nothing to check them. A man named
Redman was killed, and five others were
so badly injured that they can't recover,
The rest, except one, were moro or less
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-23

AN upcountry paper, two weeks ago,
asked its readers: Has there been u clan.
dcstinc marriage in town during the past
weckS Madame Rumor whispers soilly
as yet Aller the whole community had
speculatcd upon the mysterious affair for
u week, and ut least Eve couples had been
pointed out as undoubtedly the parties
alluded u, this vilc paper came out and
said that the item had no foundation
whatever, and twas only given publicity
in order to bring before our people lorcl.
bic illustration of the fact that VIC are
prone, Us a people, to gossip"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-23
Ohio Edltorinl Convention.

= 4 AKllON, o., FeDfuNy Y,
Quite q number Of delegates have nj
ready arrived 70 attend tho Ohio State
Editorial Convention, to he held here to.
morrow and Friday. Preparations arc
complete for the entertainment Of the large
number Of editors who arc expected.
No pains or expense viii DO spared TO
make IL pleasant for all who may come.
The object Is to obtain information TO re.
liGye the mental, moral and pecuniafy
condition Of the race In this State, and
tAkO steps for their improvement,
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Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Large Dequests 10 Mr.. Bergh's
Society.
NEW YORK., FebruarY e.

NEW YORK, February 9s.
Tho will Of Louis Bernard, who died OF
pneumonia at st. Vincent's hospital, on
Monday last, bequeatbs to the American
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, Of New York, $780, 900 in bonds
and real estate. The deceased had lived
for years in a low tenement house In
Wooster street in all the squallor and
wretchedness Of the most abjGct poverty.
His gift comes with three Others, two Of
them from Quakers, amounting TO 5000,
600, which, with tho 100000 pledged by
President Bergh, places tho society upon
a permalent basis. gt.lr ..sl ~ a.
Tho weather this morning is clear and
exceedingly cold. .D ..lt
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Proposed Railroad from Buckhannon
10 the Baltimore and Ohio.

From the ClArkSburg Telegraph)
On the 14th instant q railroad meeting
was held at Buokhannon, Upshur county,
West Virginia. Thomas ], Farnsworlh
presided, and DR., P. F. Pinnell acted as
secretary. Capt. A. NJ Poundstone was
called on and explained the object Of the
meeting, which was 70 take into considera.
tion the proposition Of A. B. Clark & Co.,
Of Ohio, TO construct a railroad from some
point on the B. & o. Il. R. to Buckhan-
non, making said point the terminus, pro.
vided the amount OF stock, $500, 900, be
taken or secured by the citizens along the
route Of said road. The following gentle.
men were appointed a committee to pro.
cure q charter for said road: Col. George
r. Latham, A. NJ. PoundstOne, Daniel D.
7. Farnsworth, DIR. G. A. Newton and
John s. Fisher. 'a alt .- uaHg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-23

NAUvoo, the ancient capital Of Nor.
mondom, is in a fair way TO achieve a
prosperity which will lar exceed The
greatness given It by the reign Of 10
Smith. The little city IS now tho centre
of large grape-growing region. Last
year sixty thousand gallons Of wine were
sold from the town, and there arc now
seventy thousand gallons In store. The
town has three thousand Inhabitants. n
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The Universal Republic-.-Something
Brewing In Europe. =
4 nn.....,.. M. nt.l.a,n.,.nn .

The Secretary Of the FierGs dc ID Re.
publigue Universellc in this city has re-
cclved n letter from tho President In Hun.
gary, ordering hum 10 hold his com.
mandery In readiness for Immediate nc.
ton. An order may arrive by the next
mail. The society numbers nearly 1000
In tho United States. Louis Blame Kos.
suth and Giuseppe MAzzini are the lcad.
ing members. Tho headquarters In Lon.
don, Is In Leicester Square, with branches
in Vienna, Berlin, Paris, Naples and
Florence. The President In the United
States Is said to be III, In New Orleans II
Is reported that all dispatches arc sent
In cipher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-23
Fire at Petersburg, Va.

RIcHMoND, February 29.
A fire nt Petersburg, last night, destroy
ed two buildings, occupied by j. l.. Nor.
ris, furniture dealer and r. A. Martln &
Co., commission merchants. The latter
contained 500 bales Of cotton, Of which
800 bales were destroyed, Loss $1,000;
insurance $1,000. '' '' . '.'
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Another steamship Mlsslng.

NEW YORK, February y.
The steamship Vile Dc Paris lett this
port on the 2lst Of last month for Bor.
deaux, and as yet We have had no news
of her arrival out. Possibly In the Confu.
sion caused by the recent important mil.
itary and civil events In that part Of
France, particularly In Bordeaux, tGlc.
her arrival has been neglected.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court, February ., 1871.

N ~ "- ~,
Charles Donlcy and Eliza Donley, his wife, Mo.
sCs 4. Fcay and Jane FcAy, his wife, Esther
Miller and William williamson.
In Assumpslt.
The object Of this suit Ia to recover Of the do.
fcndants $500, with interest, tho price OF labor
and services rendered by tho plaintiff.
II ltappearing nom the return Of the sheriff, o.
well as from an aiildaylt filed In tho cause, that
three Of the defendants, Charles DOnley and
Eliza, his wife, and Esther Miller, arc not resi-
dents Of tho state Of West Vlrglnla, on motion
OF tho plaintiff by his attorney, Il ID ordered that
they do appear here within one month from the
date Of TIC first publication Of this ORDER and do
what lg necessary 10 protect their interests In
this suit.
TeEtc, SAMUEL B. McCoLLoCH, Clerk.
WV. ERsRIN, Attorney for plalntiRi
fnhgWO
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AN old lady, slightly blind, willie en-.
gagged in u futile attempt to sew buttons
on young Augustus new jacket, remark.
cd "Drat these buttonsl can't find the
holes, and they split all to pieces every
time I stick the needle into EN-" To
which replied young Augustus: "Now,
look ere Granny you just let my pep.
pernint drops alone. You've split morn
half OF 'em already" ..-....
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February g,

OINUINNATI, TUUTHHTy 81
CoTToN-Steady; middling 14ic, Al
-FLoUR-Fhm. i L. 3L
GHAtN-Whcat firm ut 81 BAL 35,
Corn dull and declined at56C. Rye, Oats
and Barley unchanged. .Eii
GRocERTEs-Demand good.
0ILs-Steady. n -sy
CnEEsE-Steady. ~.
,sEEDs-Clovcr seed dull at 1Ota11tc,
Timothy SO 25a0 90. iI.gtf r
Provisions Pork dull at 9lsa22c.
Lard dull; steam 12tc; kettle 12ac; head
md gut 1l9c; bulk meats quiet at Sal0lc
aud lie; bacon quiet; no sales.
WHIsKY-SGc, All .I..|E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-23

IT will doubtless strike with some sur.
prise those who remember the towering
and stately figure Of General Scott 70
learn from Thurlow Weeds last autobi.
ographical chapter that In 1919, General
or then Major Scott-was then so ex-
ceedingly slender that, In his own words,
"the soldiers drew irreverent comparisons
between their commanding officer and o
ramrod on o an.pole." ......,., ..,r
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REMARKABLE DEVICE OF A
jiBlG NRoBBER. G4J IGaT,
He Hides Himself in an Express
Package.

.-- ST. LOUIS, FcDruary 22.
The Republican has special from Den
yer dated the 2lst, which says: Aibox
marked F. G. Cross, Newton Corner,
Mass, was left at Wells & Cos. express
office last night to go east by the Kansas
Pacific train. Suspicion was in some
way aroused, and upon examination, F.
G. Cross himself, q young man who has
resided here for some time, was found in.
side. He had a pistol and tools with him,
and the box had q trap door. A heavy
shipment ol gold was to go east by the
same train. Cross was arrested and
placed in Jail. EkiiIElI liAHN
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Tho High Commission.

D.. NEW York, Feb. 29.
The Cunard steamer Cuba, having on
board the Joint High Commission, Is not
expected by her agent until tomorrow
morning. They will be met probably by
Z. NJ. Archibald, the English Consul at
this port, or o representative of the British
Legation at Washington, should they
land In time. They will probably pro.
coed the following morning to the Capitol.
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Seven Men SuHocated on n Steam-
boat at New York.
NEM. YonK Fnh. 9.

-. 'NhW' 7 1VIIhi IUU' "s'
This morning seven firemcn on the
steamer Ismalia, at Pier No. 10, North
River, were sutfocated by the burning oi
charcoal in close room. Five died and
the others were sent to the hospital. But
little hopes Of their recovery are enter
tanned. There were all natives Of Scot.
land.
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santo Domingo as n Commercial
Metropolis. H ,si'o
sAyro DoMIyoo, Fcbr,lnrv %

SANTo DOMINGO, February 90.
Welef( Samaua carly on Monday morn.
ing, the 30th inst, and steamed slowly
along the bold headlands, with the wind
and sea against lis, and on Tuesday after.
noon came in sight Of Santo Domingo.
We cast anchor in the roadstead, where
we were tossed by heavy sea and ren.
dered exceedingly uncomfortable. Santo
Domingo can never be n place OF com.
mercial Importance, for II has no hNrbor
Tor vessels over ten feet. They arc com
PEELED 10 remain outside nj anchor, clieored
by the pithy remark Of tile West Indian
pilot: "ln case of o storm or strong south
wind, be prepared to slip your cable and
put to sea, for your anchor will not hold;
or itit docs hold, yourcablc will part and
you will dril on the rocks" l,1
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Nb ST, JONI, N. b., February q.
AT 12 o'clock to-day, Hon, King, Az
tOrnGy General, announced that Gait Ind
resigned, and that the Lieutenant Gov.
GrnOr had called upon Geo L. Hathaway
To form government. A stormy dis.
cusSlon followed, and the House nd.
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WASHINGTON, February 2s.
The Senate took up the Indian appro.
priation bill in Committee Of the Whole,
and disposed Of u number Of amendments
reported from the Committee on Appropri-
ations, without disposlng Of the bill. The
Senate took recess till evening.
HOUSE.
The House proceeded to the considera-
tion Of the Deficiency bill. 1t appropri.
atcs $40, 0,077, ,5a5; for public printing, paper
and binding $225 600; for cavalry and
artillery and horses 100000; for army
clothing and camp eQuipage, 100000. =
Amer very long discussion, in order to
put stop tnit, and bring the House to
vote on the bill, Mr.. DAWES moved to
suspend the rules and pass the bill.
Agreed to and the bill passed, yeas, 90;
nays, "A.
Adjourned. naauhaG vlieoT,
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GEORGE" asked n teacher Of Sun.
day school class, "who above all others
shall you first wish to SEQ when you get
10 Heaven" 7" With q face frightened up
with anticipation, tho little fellow shout.
cd. "Gerliall ...a .......
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WASHINGTON.
WAsuryoroS, February

WASHINGTON, February 92.
FCnian cxiles, thirteen in number, called
at the Executive Mansion to-day, and
were introduced by q member Of the City
Council Of Washington to the President.
THE MARCH INTEREST.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered pay
ment OF tho March interest on Friday,
gath, without rebate. -
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"WHCH slde Of tho street do you live
on, Mrs. KipplCG" asks counsel, cross.
examining u witness. "On either side
sir, II you go one way, It's on the right
sldoi II you go tho other way, It's on tho
lhilb F..
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AN eccentric citizen of 81. Louis died
recently, and lOfl In hiswlll 81 900 to u
mnh who, ten years before, had run away
with Ills wife. One Of the last things hc
said was that he never forgot favor.
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Nomination for Congress.

DETROIT, Deb. 29.
Wilder D. Folscr was to-day nominated
by the Republicans for representative in
Congress nom this district.
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MAI. E. A. BENNErr, Auditor elect, left
FairmOnt for Charleston, last Monday,
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TEXAS reports that there Is less lawless
ness there now than there has been at any
time since the war began.
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On. Dos sIvAs (Cardoza) is now opC.
rating al st. Joseph, Mo. H. ..0
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In Springfield, ILL.,, a young lady put of
"getting religion" two days, SO that she
could attend q New Years ball.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circnit Court. February ., 1871.

.. a. In debtAnd attachment
John y. Neal.
Tho object 1f thii suit IL to recover Of the Do.
fcndAnt a. 900 with interest from tho 9th Of Dc.
ccmber, istO on n0te for 81 800 made by Deien.
dant to Plaintiff Rt eight months, credited with
$500 on the 9th December, 1870,
And II appearing from an aiiidayit flod In the
cause that tho Defendant, John =, Neal, IL not
resident Of the State OF West VIfRlnla, on mo.
tlon Of the Plaintiff by his attorneys, Il Il order.
cd that he do appear hero within ono month nom
tho dato Of fhc lrSt publication Of this order and
this suit. .....L
TeSte, sAMUsL D. MeCoLLUCH, Clerk.
PncE q cOcnRAN, Att'yH for Pm.
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River Division.
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co.

EkM@4EEE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
run by the following schedule on and Aitef
December 96th, 1870, Wheeling time:
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S1MlLIA s1MILIBUs cURANTuR
~ -ti" Ll..g.s su.a II
HUMPHREYS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Simple-Pr0mpt--Rf -Rficlent
and Reliable. They are tho Best Family Medl.
cines In use-s0 simple that mistakes cannot bs
made In using them 30 harmless uA to- bc frce
from danger, and 30 efficient ~ to bO always 70.
liable. They have received tho highest cOulmGn-
dalton from the thousands who llavO long used
and known them, aud will always render satlA-
action 10 those who try them, at.,... ,