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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-21

An exchange ssys a sovereign remedy
for Group i said 70 have been discovered a,
last. Il is nothing more OF less than al-pics
tea. made Of whole grains # slspics II cuts
the phlegm almost instantly and induces frss
bTestbiDg Now is the ssssoo 10 test it.
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The CALAMITY IN 7HE TxRoL-I.isn

The CALAMITY IL 7HE TYRoL.-It is 70.
ported the 'SchIossberg." a volcanic noun.
tain overlooking the market town Of uohe.
mems. Tyrol, fell in, burning two principal
streets OF the town and buryiDg over 900
persons also destroying the principal church.
a great excitement exists, in consequence, in
Transyivon's. 1t is more probable that the
disasteT IS not volcanic, but caused BIZ IaLd-
slip, .HoheHcIDs IS pretty little town in the
ciTele OF -V0rarlberg in the Austrian Tyrol.
lsis built in valley at the foot Of the SchIoss.
berg. projecting crsg of one Of the immense
peaks Of the Noric Alps which gird the TyrOl.
The SHOWS this year have been deep in Europe.
OF late there have been heavy rains. aod the
water courses have been full These may
have lOosened the rock, which, falling in huge
fragments. cover the valleys beneath ike
waves Of lava.
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SEw ADVERTIs ENTs.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!

7 HAVE just arrived from Baltimore with a most
beautiful and varied stock OF gOOds in my line.
consisting of
WATCHES. CLOCKS AND IEWELRY.
satiS6 ed that there never has been a. good a
display oi goods Of the kind and price in Cha, les
town To which also is added a supply Of NO.
IIONS too numerous Ia euuInerate, duNn so pins
ant needles. have all times a good Rssor MT
of SPECTACLES tu suit all gee. AIso.a a
VARIED ASS0RTMENT OF LAMPS,
and the beet Burners aud Cuimueys for I.AmIs TO
be had. 70 which added CALCIUM OIL, which
gives thc beat light known. and is perfectly cafe
from explosion. But can't specify.
All come nd see fuT ynursrIvc4 Come onc ard
ALL hath great md email but don't all come at
once, or can't wait on you. l.. DINKLE
October |, 1870.
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ED TITO Al.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.
GHARLESTDWN, VIRGINIA.

THE next Srssion will commence on MONDAY,
i SEPTEMBER 70, 1870.
Being provided With competent hSsistants, every
advantage for thorough course in English, the
Language. Drawing. Music Piano nd Org an,
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music aud pupils will be required TO play ct the
Musical SOiTceS, when the friends of the pupils
have an opportunity TO judge of their progress.
Vocal music win be ;aught in classes a. we'll 80
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, &C, sPply4cIhe Principal,
July 10. 1870. Mas. 4. VI. FORREST.
CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
GINHE next Annual Session of this SchuOl will com
Inence ON MONDAY, the I2TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER NEXT. at the rooms of Major KearsIey,
cOrne" of Main aud west streets.
The course of instruction embraces the usual
bTanche- OF English education taught in schools,
including also Latin, French aud Music.
TERMS;
The Primary Class, for each session. ~. co
nlduIc CIass.. .....-.........-..... 1900
:" Senior CIass, including Latin. ........ 5000
Wuslc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2c.OO
One half, in all cases. to be paid in advance for
each session.
Boarding will b. provided, ard further part:cu.
lars made known on application 10 the subscriber.
ROBERT r. BROWN.
CharleSEOwn, jefferson county, w. Va
July 10, 1870.
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BAETIMORE CARDS.
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESSl
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS
In Oct. and Nov. ls69. and
ZEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDAL

TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS
'' In Oct and Nov. 1870,
4 WARDED to CHARLES NJ STIEFF for the
~ beat PIANOS. Baltimore New York,
Philadelphia and Boston Manufacturer
OFFtCE AND wAGERooSE. No SOETH LIBERTv ST.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
The Stiefrs Pianos contain all the latest improve
menIS TO be found in fist class Piano, with hGdi
- tioDal impTovcmen'E OF hs invention not to be
finish Of their instruments cannot b. cxccIed by
any manufactured.
Second Hand Pianos always on hand. from SIS
20 900.
PsrIOr Organs from the best makers, from G5n to
S25O
R,fsress who have our Pianos in use;-warren
Eby, John Il. Packet, John Burns, Andrew Al
bridge, Charles LAugdnn, Tho. {. LNrklNnd, ThoS
NJ tSbeII. fletcher Kcar uey George ". shirley and
o. ]. T. Chaplinc. of JefFersOn county. w VS..
10 Send fOT catalogue .ntainiug 1000 names
of ofSOuthsrners who have PurchHsed the StieH Piano
. since the close of the war.
January ,, ISL.
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HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDES,

MANUFACTURED Or REPAIRED.
at CharIestOrm, Jct1erso" County, TIrginia
INHEundeTsigned TespectiulI nnOune. GA
&c To the citizens OF ChATlestown n anu 7a{S
vicinity'thAt he is constantly ma king and
repairing Carriage. Gig Bag Cy. Co9Ch nd * agon
hA"NESS' SADDLES, RRlpLES, HALTERS,
&C., in the most durable IuL"ner and the most
modern style OF work ma ship nd Al short notice
and upon living" terms. NV work commenuS
'tselt' All asE il share the public patronage
Q6CGl upon me At my eSiHbIishmen nt on Mar
t-HouSe SqUH-e.
HENRY D MIDDLEKAUFF.
November !, IS66-Iy
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STATE OF wEsT VIRGINIA. auditors Office }
Wheeling. March OH, $50. (
i teEtnn H. Dobbins. Acting Auditor ui State,
hereby certify that the officers Of the Hose IxeuR
AScE CoHrhSV of Columbus Ohio. have flied in this
Office IN compliance with the provisions ~ Scctiur
tw"' Chapter thirtv-four Of the CndC of West Vir
gina, sworn statement of the AsSets and Liabli.
ties of said Company
further certify. that the Governor has fled
certificate in this Office showing that the sa id Home
ins"r nee Company has deposited with him as re
CURED by law, the sum of Twenty five Thousani
Dollars. S25 ,CCn) in Government sccuritic.: and
the rH'd Company in con for" ity with the thirty
fourth chapter atnrcssid, has filed power Of nttNr-
ncy duly certified md Authcnticatcd p apnrr'iuP
ChSs- y" Is Nha7n. of Wheeling. their A'torucv
TIC "aid Company having complied with all the
requirements of law authority il hereby granted TO
its Agent "r Agents {" transact the business of In
suTauCc within this State.
Given under INV hand the d0S and wear above
written. P. B. DOBBI\S, Acting Auditor
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
AaiIan'S Crystal Discovery

''"NNNA ~ ~ JSANl DIHNOlCi9
E'oAS 3-1E. EIAE1 I!
A PERFECTLY cl l.sr preparation III Que bottle
"a as easily applied R- atcr. Tor TcsIorir to gray
haiF lie "slur"i Su!"r and y"u,i,'uI app'RrauUc,
eradicate aud prrNCuI CHunTI0. &, Dtyu,uIr The.
growth 81 ia" hair stop il. falling II "a n,T.
i~C'ly -rnir-s and "utirrlv ftC tru any
Etu-'.HC', snG VIII therefore take the place OF all
the NY ar" H"P""Sant preparation iuw in use.
In 'v'ryihluE IA with H." artIci,s " ia usC are
"hl'"t"uHhir, tryEInI BisC",.ry il perfect. d il
Warranted 1" contain neither SuEI Of Lead. Sui
PnuT, iIiharhg" 90 NITat" at Silver. Bear ihiS in
mlnd when y"u want ything for your hSIr,
Gtc"t and cicsi water II dvrr soil the scalp
or r"toth"s. is aErccRhIy p"Tiumcd. and makes one
"t tile hcst rcss'uCS 'ur Bir hair in IL
'hr C"lCr ~ IN" hRlT Inurc perfect hHd uniformly
thHn any other prCp1 RAJ ION and alwaVs duce ia
ir"n Z" ~ dave. Virtually IcCdinE z the IoJts of
tue hair with all . nourishiug qualities necessary
To iis g'owih and healthy CuUdIIIun. TcstnTcs the
dGcayed and induces new Erowrh of the hair more
positively than anything ciEc The nprliratiun OF
thia wonderful GiscnVeTy ais" produces n pleasant
ana cnonE effect on the scalp AID gives the hair
gloEsv'nppFarancc
o. We coll especial attention 20 the fact that
limited number "t tTial bottles wil be given awsy
ErHiutousIy 10 those dcsiring TO try il. You will
notice that in pursuing thlsUuurse con-
vince by the actual merits Of the article ARTHUR
SATIANS. Inventor AMI Proprietor. Washing ION
{ u whom n II orders M si be Addressed.
-, To be 9S, hat IN Ehariestown. w Va. Of LIGHT
To bc had in IIarpcr's Ferry. w. Va.,ofC. F.
RkLLER, ana Druggists generally.
wAsu,xoroS. d. C., August 5, 1870.
Nv. Arthur Na,tArs:
Dear SUI do not hesitate (" say that your Crva.
tai Discovery deserves to suPcrcCdc ~ Other prcpa.
Tatnns claiming to restore the grow nd dior Of
the hair. have used il n week no -, and NV hair
has already returned to its natural color and mas
. ceased falling aur-t entirely. IcheeTGuIly recon-
mend il. Respectfully,
January 81, is7I-ly.
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BronSe. Rosewood and wal
~ nat Fronts beautiful designs and pattorns-foT
HaiS loW by l.. pIEKLE.
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LOGICAL!
Detachable Hair Cutting. Shaving. &c.
IF you wish plchsaDt Shave,
As go"d RS Barber ever CaVs
Call on me. At Saloon,
Morning, busy uOonS
O' any time when you stay,
And not IN . hurry tn 20 aWAY
MY ronns - re neat towels elSRn
My SciGsnrs sharp. rAEeTS keen
Aud move Rs true hand
AsaUv artist in the lSnd.
Nov. %. $50. SAMUEL RROyN
GARDEN SEEDS. +. light 4 20
~ h"v- iust ivrd their Garden SesdG which
they are offering remarkable ch-sP
pUNlONS and CoFns INSTANTLY relieved bv ,t.
~ use Of PlAHters to relieve the prcssu,e FoSsSe
BY GEO r LIGHT 4 Co
RAElNG Powder by the pound AZ
- Mar'h7 G En. T. LIGHT 3 cos.
DAlSTS, Oils, VaFniShCs. sc . for sale bv
GEO. 7. LIGHT CO.
nESSICUTED COeoanuI for Pics cake.. Ppd
- dingS, &c., At GEO. r LIGHT & CTI,S
Druggists, ,CharIestovn. ~ Va.
FRESH MEATS AND FRESH FISH. of
y the beat qualities, car be hRd dsy ~ EIrAt AZ
n. EASTERDAYiS
Grocery and Liquor Si8re,
MHreh7. M-rket HouHs Sqrare
EIRE DnEs, Coal sbovsls. Coal Siycs, PokeTS. Aud
E~. .. AecURpY L DUKE.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANI,

HESRy MILLER. I. IL RUTtER, e. r. l.. BuTLER
President TIce PTGsG. Iyeas,tysI
w. G. NJ. BAKER,
SccTFfdTV.
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ash capital-'......... .S47I.0G0 O0
'a>h Assets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6l5,27S 43
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23

SWEEPING THE OCEAN BoTToM.-
Science Is busily ut work exploring air,
Earth and sea. During the past summer
ami autumn, have been made many re-
markabie discoveries in dredging the
b d OF the Sea from the Bay OF Blscay to
the FarM, Islands, rom the depth o. "a
few TAI hnnls ear the shore 10 nearly
three miles out at sea. 1t is ascertained
that there is stratum OF warm water
from Is hath 'ms upward, 3 stratum OF
ice c,ld wa'er fir m 800 fa'homs down
ward. and stratum of intermixture
between the two 1t Was formerl,,
supposed that animal could exist lower
than 800 fLthoms but various forms al
anlm.l lite have been brought up from
tie profound de this of the ocean, many
sp-ci,.s having been found altogether
new to science Some of the animals
brought up from depth of 1870 fathrms
er nearly mile and half, had perfect
eyes while the color of their shells in
dicated the influence of light.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink.
Warmers w, um Vitae. or ~ iHt ts1 itt 10
tree from any pn"0nollr drngs or impurities. he
ing prepared for those who require -tmnlant II
is splendid appetizer and tome. and the finest
thing in the world for purifying the blood J., lie
the most pleasant and drlcionf article ever offer
TO the public far superior 10 brandy. whi-kty,
wine. bitters or any other article. II ~ more
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female
young or old. can take the int Of L,fe Iii>
in fact life pre-erver. 1hns, who wish enjoy
good health and free flew of lively spirtt will
do we'll to take the Wine OF Life IL ie differ, nj
from anything ever before in nse Iria s0ld by
druggists: also ut all respectable saloons Price
Ore Dollar. In quart hotties.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23

AN INDU~TKloUs HEM month OF
two ago tile O tAwa Free Trader contained
the following account of very busy hen
Sam Parr is g"lng out to fight th
world, armed only with setting hen
She can bear that other hen that sat four
y,ars on couple Of billiard balls and an
ivory door kn"' Since HI, first Ut March
she has hatcIle1 out four lets Of chickens.
She Matched II in April md raised 8 in
June she turned out 13 AID raised 10
in August She produced IL aud raised II
and IN Octnher she go out Ii and has 10
lively little chicks running around her
at present, making in al 80 chickens
rais' d, or nearly So, aud 90 Matched tins
season She land lhe eggs herself. Tx 81
up her own nest in u hayn"w, ont OF the
reach of othcr hens, au,l e"nducted the
transaction TO SUIT herself. Sh- is eviden.
thy strong minded female of the hen
percussion. She is business hen, and
unmarried, We believe, or, at all events
her husbands name is unknown
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23
NO MORE

~ arUti's Cough baIsMln II healing, soften
ing and expectorating. Tue extraordinary power
IL possesseA III hmm diately reviewing. and eV3I'
ually curing. the most obstinate cases OF Coughs,
CUlis Sore Throat, Bronchitis. IntiueLza CatarIh h.
ioarseness, Asthma aid Consumption is almost
incredible so prompt il the reliei and certain itk
effects i n all the above cases or ny affectloD OF
the throat aud 1ngs. that thousands oil physicians
are daily prescribing it, and one aroall ray that
1t is the most benling and expecioralinP medicine
known One dose always afforcr relief atO in
must bottle effecIs cure Sold by
druggists in large bottles Price One Dollar 1t
il your own aut ifyou still cough and suffer. The
Ba lRaIn will cure.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23
FARMERS COLUMN.

EARLY MATCHED PULLETs The Sc
or If success IN securing large stock
of eggs, is this: Have your chicks hatch
ed in February or March. L ghnrn chicks
will Law when four months old !; Bramuh
when five or six months old. Now as
they do nor moult until the second Au-
tumn after they ATE hatched, VOC can see,
by counting time. how It is that early
Ia ched chicks have the advantage over
those late Matched.
Say a lot of chicks are Matched IN the
middle of March. All the young cocks
will he fit for market in three months II
we'll fed. and weigh from five to six
pounds per pair, according to kind. The
bullets will Law when fur mouths old
the middle Of July--and will lay right on
from July, 1871. To September or Octo-
her. 1S72-that is, they have fourteen
months laying time. or up to the m"ult
ing time in the next year after they are
ha,ched. Remember they do not moult
the frst Autumn following their births
1t is therefore plainly tn he se.n thai
the gain orprofi IN poultry. wien kept
for eggs. is in having early hatched put
ats. Dy this method, IA to Is months
Ltuinq time with little ctssstinn, is so
cured Every month lirer they are hatch
Ell after the middle "t March, is just 81
much deductI"n from the laying time of
hens, before he moultmg season arriv, s
y hen they generally top laying, though
/ have en- hens (when we'll cared ior)
lay dpring the tme of moultlng. 1t
t. ks from Two t. three. months TO Recover
from the effects of mounting, which is
generally list time.
This is so we'll understood by those
who raise poultry on strictly economical
principles, th they never allow them t."
n,oult. On The approach of the mnulting
period, the old stock are beheaded for
market and 10 Nuke room FIR the rising
grr er 'tion.-Corre~pomdence IN Count y
Gtmttanadn
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23

EARLY CHICKENS The season of the
year has now fully arrived VIII, u breeders
ought Ia have their stock mated ana
placed III their hre, ding pens, and when
ever hen shows signs OF Incubation, no
time should be lost 10 placing cggs under
her. The early Matched chicken has
many advantages oytr those If later
birth it should be borne IN mind that il
is in early chirkenhood the frame is made
that will hereafter place it in the rank OF
the large birds Of its breed. And
although feeding has much to do in the
production of size and maturity, other
things being equal, the early chicken is
sure to be tue best. 1t beLnves breeders.
then, who wish torxctl in this tspect, l."
produce early chickens, although at the
expenseuf considerable more care 81 q
ate ntion than is necessary 10 the raising
Of those at later period in the season.
Poultry Chronicle.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23

They have a very remarkable cow in
AIp+na, Mich. The Pioneer IF that place
says: "The other d y Mr. W'lkenbury's
cav entered Mrs. Spraau kitchen Will
she was absent, by bursting open the
do,r, ate the bread IF the table. emp
ted jar preserves and gobbled them
NJ, ,hen W. mt into the bedroom, pull"d
tn clothes from the bed ami commenced
ca Ing the str"w from the tick. Mrs.
spraglle coming home, Was obliged to
c.; |, Mrs. S isbnry to assist in expelling
Ri. m,rauitr No arrests have yet been
made"
The Scottish game of curling can be
traced in history as far back as 1907.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23

BEAUTY OF FARMING.-There is moth
ing mean about farming. There is moth
jig uugcler"us ar urgrttetul IN the stock.
There are no such sore and sour thing
IT, deal with as wemt ct every day among
ntan men. Defalltsrs, liars and thitveS,
have no place on IA farm. THESE misera-
bic characters are in town. The former
ought to he good man. He has less
I, mptali0n q be a had man than any
character we know of. Blu his work Is
tnnolllng. His contact is With nature
His atiug is with the lid earth, which
is the mother of us ali, and Will take us
al. into her kindly arms again, when
llfe'S ftful fever ~ over
O!it Is delightful to turn the back
upon anxious, quarrci>ome, struggling
men, and looG upon tue green fields,
and commane with the honest cattle
AMI live with nature and her Chi dren
Tue farmers noble work Is worthy of u
noble conservation.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23

POULTRY KEEPING.-The def iency Of
our own poul ry supply mainly arises
from n want of systematic enterprise.
Many people go in" for fancy poultry,
and even Tor ordinary descriptions, with
an eye TO prizes at poultry show.
Farmers wives and daughters have the
poultry for pin money and hundreds OF
people keep fowls" utterly ignoring
the consideration that fowls might bt'
made IT, keep them. But as to poultry
keeping OF large scat, with an eye t"
meeting an ever increasing demand. this
l. quite an exc, ptional state of things.
FoWls--using the word genericaliy-
Should IT celve attention like sheep OF
pigs. or even more, for they are more
delicate and susceptible to diseases but
many of the Sc are prevrntable and the
result OF bad m nagement.-F0od JourpA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23

Potatoes are more nutritious baked than
they are cpoked in any ether manner ;
and they relish best with hose ~h.'
have not been accuS ome'i t. ear tn IN
without seasoning Wash them Il /.
but do not soak them Bake them g
quickly as possible without burning III
the least AS s~on as they are done,
press each potato ina cloth snas o crack
the skin and allow the steam tn escapr.
Ifthis is omitted the b,.st pf tttoes will
not b mraly. They should be hr ught
imm .dlat ly To the table, as they will
.. on become solid and lose their flavor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23
DY STA.

Warnss's Dysps psls este IL prepared cx.
pressly for Dyrpcptlcs and those suffering with
habitual s:Ostivene~s. Itis slightly stimulating
tonic ana splendid appetlzer 1t strene them tiN
stomach and restores the digestive Orgahk Ia then
healthy slate. Weak. nervous and dyEpepllc per
cons should use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TokIc. Fol
sale b ! druggists. Price One Dollar.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23
USE STEPHENS,
ALL
RIGHT
= a L. " H.
USE sTEPH ENs,
For Boils, Bruises, Burns, Bunions, Frost
Bites, Fistulas, inflammation, Germs,
ChIlblains, Cuts, Chaps, Old
Sores, Ulcers, &c, &C.


Chilblains, Cuts Chaps, Old
Sores, Ulcers, &c, &c.
NEw YORK March l6 1867.
DIR K. STEPHEN Dear ,ii: Ihsve uaed your
ALL RIGHT SALV in my anil. fen nearly three
years. and Consider 1t the besi family medicine,
without exception thar has come To- my no
tice. For Burns S1ads. Ours &C. xi.ow 1t 20
bea positive and unfai ing cure. JAS BIaELow.
CHICAGO. Sept. II. 1893
DIR. STErHHNs-Dear Sir: l have had = corn
which has been very troublesome tor the past year.
war persuaded to try yonr - II Right Salve.
which gave me instantaneous relief Ir you chonee
you car ire this TOR the heieft of those troubled
with aching c0rns Yours ID. r FULLER
80 North linton street.
CHICAGO March 10. 1885,"
This is to certify that | have used DR. Ste
phehe 'AI' kik ht," and find it all he rec mmendB
Every family should have il F NICHOLAS.
37l Michigan avenue.
CHICAGO. March 49, 1899.
Having uscd DIR Stephe Ms "A II Right for some
time, dnd ii To- he Indispensable 10 xnv crrOD,
and lake great pleasure III recommending lit
ths public W ALI>TER,
1913 Lake at. firm OF Il. +. Norris & Co.
Sold nv all DruggIars and Country Merchants.
IS Cents per box. Ttade supplied by all whole
sale Draggi.tr Of Chicago. Sent ON receipt OF IS
cents Address
Depo, Stephens All Right Salve.
1yis IS D. 81 Clark 1t.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23
tn PHYSICAL
NEW York, august d,

NEw York, august -.
..n,.r nc to call your u,tcniit
PItEPAT:ATI5N Or COMi'Jt NJ
IRACr BUGilU. The cUln,,uncri Z J.
are, BGCAU. Lo&G LEAF, LUDADs, JIM
FER BERlj!Ec.
MoDE OF PREPARATION. --Buehu, in .sc.o.
Juniper Berries, by d:sliliaL.or, to i,p..i T.
fne gin. Cubehs extracted h.; dis &C.
Ecnt with spirits obtained FROM !, l;.cf
Berries very li'te sugar is u.;..', !. =! u
small proportion OF Ppir1t. IL is Liui;: :.
atable than any now ia use
Bach 1 as prepared by D-rggis's, il
dark COlor. 1t is a Plant that cmiL~ -
GRANGE; tao action OF u fi~l..o DIES roy LAS
tits sctiNc princfplc) leaving a ca'4 ~ad
ElutlnOuS dccoction. Mine IL the col'r II
ingredients. The BnctU I'M yp.epai@tiGn
p'edomiDatea; the smallest gu hlity "t -
other 1ngr' dlenls are aiin. d. ~ IRE vent fer
mentation; upon Inspection it viii b, t1and
not to 10 IL 1incture, rs made in + ar:il,s-
cop0a, nor Is 1t Syrnp-and therefore C: "A
be used in cases whore fever or inianIn.a-
ton exists. lii this, you have the kn0w-
ledge Of the Ingredients and the modo ot
preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with trial
and that upon inspection il will meet wiz
your appreciation,
With feeling of profound conflden,...
am, very respectfully,
Fl. T. IIELMBOLn
Chemist and Druggist OF 10 ears exp, rlIncc..
Froa tho largest Manufacturing CLoaiisth
in the Worldly
November 4, 1884.
II am acquainted with Mr. III. r. nelra-
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
ny residence, and WAS successful III con-
arcting the business where Others had not
been equally so before him. / have heeA
favorably impressed with his character aE&
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTNAN.
Fir@ Of Powers and WeightmaM EaHRfae-
turing Chemists, Ninth and Drewn
~ Streets, Philadelphia.