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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

DRAWN JURoRs-The following jurors have
been drawn to serve at the ensuing April term of
the County Court of Augusta
LIST. A special Grand Jury composed of the
following named persons: John Brownlee,
Thos A. Brown Robert S. Craig, A. G. Fulton,
Samuel G. Harper, Robert NJ. Kyle, Philip Kill
lian, Daniel j. Link, John Shuey and David
Speck, who are required to attend on the 7th day
of the term, being the LIST day of May.
End The following named Petit Jurors viz
Jos. S. Alexander, VIM. B. Bell, A. 81. Camp
bell Cyrus B. Coiner, John w. Carson, Jas. A.
Cochran, Chas. G. Doyle, John Fl. Dollhouse,
Samuel Forrer, Thos. Gilbert, G. M. Grove,
John S. Lambert, VIM. Luck, D. d. Morrison,
Samuel Fl. McCue Chas. Moore, Chas. w. Par.
ker, Jas. M. Peace, Isaac j. Parkins, Jos. Rey-
nolds John Ruff, Calvin S Swiuk, Henry Shultz
AID am II. Steele, John FL. Smith, Harrison H.
Teaford and George A. Wilson, who are requi-
red to attend on the 1st day of the April term,
being the oath day of the month.
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We have been requested to suggest to persons
having lots IN ''Thornrose Cemetery" the pro-
priety of having them properly cared for and
dressed and decorated with evergreens and
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N. B.-The business will be continued at the
old stand by Daniel Fisher, who returns thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
the firm and hopes to merit a continuance of the
same ~ ~ DANIEL FISHER.
an1l-2tN 49,
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D REGISTRATION NOTICE.-The Reg
RIVER TOWNSHIP, at Mt. Scion, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 18th and 10Th of April, 1871,
and at Spring Hill, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the 9th, 18th and 18th of the same
month, for the purpose of revision-and of reg
istering all persons who have not heretofore been
registered, and who desire to register.
j. A. LOGAN,
mar28-4ts REGISTRAR
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

MEAT HOUSE AND CARPENTER SHOP De-
sTRoYED.-A friend writing under date of April
13th-Wednestay last-from near Parnassus in
this county, furnishes US with the following &C
count of the loss by fire suffered by Mr.. Jas. NJ.
Fauver:
IAN accident occurred in our midst on Tues
day night about IL o'clock, in the way of fire,
by which the meat house, and carpenter shop of
Mr.. Jos. II. Fauver were entirely consumed, to-
G. ther with all their contents. Mr.. F. had his
years supplies in his meat house, consisting of
-four, bacon, &C., and, in his carpenter shop, a
considerable amount of tools, and lot of win
dow.sash he had just completed. Whole loss
about SS25
Mr.. F. had been smoking his bacon the day
before, and it is supposed that after he extin-
guished the fire the evening before, that there
must have been spark remaining, and the night
being very windy one. it caught.
Mr.. Fauver is very worthy young man, just
starting in the world and therefore the loss falls
very heavily upon him.
Mr.. HENRY o. CEAsE.-Tbis Stauntonian has
been for soae time in Wytheyille.
The Wythevilla Enterprise publishes the fol-
lowing notice of him:
1.-THE Auctioneer is peculiar institution, and
one with which Virginia has become especially
we'll acquainted. 1t is not more true of poets
than it is of auctioneers that they were born,
not made" Now and then we meet with mem
pefs OF that craft, who really curiosites in
tneif way Of this kind is Mr.. Cease. who de-
agn's The crowds that are wont to assemble in
"ytneViile' on Court days. This gentleman
10 whose name the boys, considering If great
misnomer, nave prefxed the epitaph Never"
i moael OF VIII and humor and undying indus
try. From morn till noon, and from noon to
dewy eve'' his melodous voice aaeuer ceases to
strike our tympanums, while huge crowds of the
sovereign populace hang in delight upon the
tones thereof How many second class goods
this remarkable parsonage has disposed of. il
would be impossible for US to say; and now that
ne and the equally indefatigable Dyer have ICON.
so'idated," we will not be surprised to learn tina
tne whole town and county have been ''sold"
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SADDLE AND Birdie REcovERED.-The sad
de- blanket, and bride which Hodges had in a
bag found near Palmer's stable the morning az
ter his arrest, was the property of Mr.. Joseph
Mellon living near West View in this county,
1t seems that. few days before his capture at
Palmer's Hodges had entered the stable of Mr..
Mellon and had united his horse but failed to
get the horse away, because the stable-door was
SO securely fastened that he could not get the
horse out. So Mr.. Mellon only. lost the articles
mentioned, which Hodges had in readiness to
use at Palmers Ithappened that Palmer went
to his stable whilst Hodges was in there-the
former saved his horses and the latter lost his
life. He had before killed several men, and on
that night tried to kill both Palmer and Whit
look
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1t is worthy of note that there will be full
moon in the first week of each Of the first seven
months of the present year. In July there will
be two full moons-2nd and 31st-and in the re-
naming five months the moon will be at the full
on the last day of each.
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While all the other domestic animals are reg
ularly supplied with salt, the hog is generally
neglected. He requires, however, to be as con-
stantly supplied as the OK, the horse, or the
sheep, and suffers as much for privation as either
of the above-named animals do. His food is al
most universally given to him in fresh and I'M
seasoned state and to this fact we may doubtless
attribute many of the violent and fatal diseases
to which he is subject, and which defy all
remedies, however promptly and skillfully adj
ministered g9 1855 sf*h tis-l-! sts1'' ~ -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

lust RECEIVED at WELLERS Boot,
% Shoe and Hat Emporium, large and we'll
assorted stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats for
gents, ladies, misses and children. Give him a
call. E ~ tEse anil
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

4 OTECE.-As my daughter, Josephine b.
~ Gale. has left her home without permits
sion, hereby warn all persons against harbor-
ing or trusting her on my account
ap1l-3t% JOHN GALE. :
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

nISSOLUTION.-Th co-partnership ex-
~ isting heretofore between Gregory & Fish
er, in the Cabinet-making business, is dissolved
by mutual consent-N. c. Gregory having with
drawn from the firm. -.
The business will hereafter be conducted by
E. Fisher, on Main street.
All persons indebted to the late firm are re-
quested to make prompt payment
april LIST, 1871. N. G. GREGORY.
apl1-St* m sgs E. F. FISHER
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a cOpy-teste,
VIM. H MCDANNALD, Clerk
TERRILL s. MCALLIsTER D. a.

NOTlCE.-Iti is now nearly twelve months
indebted by note or otherwise to G. T. Antrim,
decd, urging them to settle up-but few have
regarded that notice.
1t is absolutely necessary that the estate should
be settled up. We again earnestly ask all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to the estate
to make prompt payment. We will in very
short time turn over for collection by law all
claims in our hands, not satisfactorily arranged.
The bonds and books are in the hands of T.
81. Antrim, Waynesboro
T. III. ANTRIM,
WIN. CALD WELL,
fa14 EYooufOrS
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nISSOLUTlON.-T co-partnership ex-
~ listing heretofore under the sty lie of Fisher
and Reed, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. 1t will be to the interest of those indebted
to the firm to make prompt payment, within 20
days from this date, to Daniel Fisher, as the
business must be closed up. VI -ac
April 18th, 1871. FISHER & REED.
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LIE Bon ToN.-We acknowledge the receipt
of the April number of this excellent fashion
magazine. 1t gives four highly colored steel en-
cravings, executed in Paris, and represents the
true styles as worn by the first ladies in this
country and Europe. Its descriptive matter is
in French and English. Itgives letter on
fashion, written by its special Paris correspon-
dent. two full-sized patterns, cut of paper; and
plate of bonnets and hats, besides twenty -four
pages of interesting reading matter Subscrip-
ton price, one year, monthly, $500 in advance.
Address s. T. Taylor, 39l Canal street, New
York -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

NTIEGINEA.-AtR Rules held in the Clerks
office of the County Court of Bath County,
on Monday, the 9th day of March, 1871
William FL. Bryan, trustee, &C.. who sues for
the benefit of Mary j. Wise, Administrative;
and Lewis A Wise and Archibald d. Trotter
sdmrs of David G. Wise. decd William H.
Terrill and William B. Ross. 49,. Plaintiffs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

VsyILDEN q CO.'s Fluid Extracts of
l. Cinchona, Buchu,
Prickly Ash,
Spigeia Dandelion,
Aconite Leaves, sold by
Dr. & REESE s. CO. (
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

The Defendants, Robert E. Eve and Willie
Il. Eve, not having entered their appearance
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not residents of this Commonwealth -
1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication of this notice.
and do what is necessary to protect their interest
Teste- j. N. RYAN, Clerk
TROUT ID q. eff ls-t.- an4-1m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

MENS. Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children's
N1 Boots. Shoes and Slippers, just received
at T. L. WELLER'S in endless variety
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

M r.. A. M. Simpson will, at all times be
V4 found at 9. l.. WELLER'S, ready to
serve his friends anil
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

The merchants are beginning to display fol
sale their Spring and Summer stocks of goods
Those wishing to buy should consult the adver
Using columns of the Spectator" as these will
show where they can be accommodated and
thus save themselves the trouble and loss of time
involved in going from store to store in search O.
what they need.
We call the special attention of our reader:
to the advertisement of dwelling house anG
lot for sale by Mr.. Chas. E. Haines. This is
very desirable property-the house is new, ant
was built after the latest and most improved
plan, and is situated in delightful neighbor
hood Terms low
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

81 t'SPALDINe's GLUE" always.up to the sticking
noint. H-s e-.~te. -.-f. .95a t7rs is
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II AIDES, Buy your Shoes at G. l. VEL
~ LER'S, and save . per cent by doing
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that county.
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XlRGHNEA.-At Rules held IN the Clerks
v office of the Circuit Court of Augusta coun-
ty, April Bird, ISL,
Rudolph Turk laintif
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

Michael G.. Harman Robert S. Harnsberger,
Robert E. Eve and Willie FL. Eve, Defendants.
The object of this SUIT is to enforce vendors
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

The object of this suit is to recover debt due
by John 5. Byers and Robert G. Byers, to the
Plaintiff go
The Defendant. Samuel Myers, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth, 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest. Teste, .s,.-.s, ~-U
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-04-18

NIKGINHA, TO WIT AT Rules held
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, on Monday, April 3rd, 1871,
Nicholas K Trout laintih
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-27

who had come to the help Of the little
cahin-boy. Bymeans of this rope many
of the shipwrecked sailors reached the
shore, AMI found means to save the 9TH
ers. Not loaE after all had safely land
Ell, thay sfw The vessel go to pieces.
the little cabin-boy Nas long ill from
the consequences of his fatigue, and
from the bruises he had received by
being dashed against the rocks. But
ne did not min / that, for, in reward
of his bravery, his mother received, q
yearly snn of money, which placed
her above the fear Of WANT Little
Jacqnes rejoiced in having suffered for
her, and, at the same time, in. having
saved SO many lives. He felt that he
had been abundantly rewarded.
This true story makes us think of Jesus
our Savior, who gave His life to save
our souls from eternal death. "FOr
while We were yet sinners, Christ died
for us."- tStdadard Bearer,
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raer I laei .ga ~
HINKLEY
KNITTING MACH Ne.

The Simples. (h-ape~t and
'fff in Use
Has but on., INeecil-I A Child can
4iN. .'fNN 81 ft Hun It! IITET ~
~ ESIGNED especially for the use Of families.
~ AMI lAsttss Who desire to knlt for the mar.
kat Will do every stitch Of the knittius In q
cs1oking, widening and narrowing ~ readily
isncy york, TAKING FIVE DIEFERFSf
KINDS OF STITCH Are very easy 20 n An52fr
ana ~ not llaole to GET ont of order. EvERr fHE.
LII sHuULD HAvR oHE.
We We MANLAN A0EN IN EVERY TOWN
~ lNTRDpOCE AND SILL. THEN, to whom
No oher the most liberal inducemen,s a-rI
'or orr Circular and sample stockius. TI-T-i'
A'1is:s aiss:SsK,ry xN,rr,va " c,,,,r -
Rs.h. Me-; or, l7s bread way, ri. r.: lie Wshc.h
Avs CaieaSos Ill 2. -Spi'7p-ly = j
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II }

Helmbold's ExtrHei Buehu is Diureiic and
Blood Purl yiuk, and cu. AL Diseases arlsIns
from huDIIs vi QlssipatIs,n, and EAcesses anu
ImpI u:ienr es in LII. Impurities of tine BLOND
ETC., SuprrsctInI Cop tiOa Ia anocii iOns fOi
which u Is USED, and ,ypLIiitic Aierti"ns-ih
these dises used in connection with islIn-
boid'n Rose Wash.
l sH La DIES. --
In many affections peculiar To Ladies, tn.
kxIracl Ducnu In uuequIiicd oy. amy uth-i
reInedy-AS IN Chloi osis or beLenIion, trregu-
laIity PAihiulness or oppression oil casloisi-
sTy EvscustIo,is Uicera,ea OF ,ciiirf as stare ui
the Uterus, L-ucorrhosa or Whites, SteriiiIs j,
and for ali complaints lncident 10 the sex,
whether ar risinX from Indiscrelion or habits vi
dissipation. II - prescribed extensively by
the most eminent Physicians and Midwfves
for enleebled AMI deiicate CONSTITUTIONS, OF
both sexes aud all ages latteuded with aaJ ol
the above diseases or sy ymptomsa
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--.-- ~. MoAenrrid bo-- I
WEAK NEEVES,


W srnSrs D3 sP~ pate konsc ls pre- pared ex-
piesSty UI Dy speiillve iII,,se suffering fla
Weak nerves ~lSn ii&oiluz- tipd LION llere
are cry lew Vac uave not euIp p.Uyeo ply sici-
ans tor years 10 remedy wnatiSisls pfepRfnIiOn
viii 10 IN u few weeks, y stfen- tnSling the
nerves, ehri,Alnx Lne cireuIstlIil, res VrlnX
digestion, gIN Ing strength meutaIty and phys
icaiiy, enabaink tiitSse wt.o may been con
nnea for years 10 tneiT rooins ins ziios- 10
Again resume tiieir oceupaiiuns sIid all the du-
ties ol n1e One trial ls all We ASA 10 enaule
this .emetty 70 rectlnl me nd Itself tu the luost
sk optical. II IS u slightly stimulating Ionlc
All a spienuid appetizer, ft strengthens tns
;tns oiges Ion 10 a iio MAJ neAithy state. Meak,
ncrN ous anu uispeptic persoils should use
MARNER's DYSPEPSIA .TVNIc. For safe by
dIngglsLs. Irlce Une Isliar. ----E ! Z 90
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Piano, LIZ, April 1871.
sOnthe lSt ofMareh Last q young man
named Gilbert Beck le1t our village an
route for Texas, eia' Denver. He lsft .
station near Denver, March q, on horse
back. He bad only gone about twenty
miles when he was attacked and sur
rounded by Sioux Indians, about fifty
in number. He shot two of fthem be-
fore being taken. His horse was shot
down, and he received a bullet in his
arm. The Indians then threw a lasso
over his meek and started for their camD
leSah1g hins Fith the lasso. ( After tak
Ing his revolver, watch and go from
him, they would fallagainst the lasso,
jerking him down upon his face, and
ethe wise cruelty treating him by strik-
ing with their guns, etc. He was also
struck in the face with tomahawk,
cutting cash three e-and q half inches
i'm length. He requested the Chief to
stop their cruelty. He replied that he
could not. YI6C hne 3loose,,' replied
Gilbert, andI will stop them" On the
night of April 1, he was tied to tree
on which were three men hanging.
The Chief slapped him on the shoulder
and said: ..'Xed WI bang theretomor-
row.,'1 Gil. thoughtnot. : In the tven-
ing they built large FIRE close to him,
and had war dance. They placed two
of their number 10 guard him, but they
fell asleep, when he managed to loosen
their horses, As be was leaving, the
dogs were ars6sed, and tfeif barking
aroused the Indians who chased him
into a swamp and ran past him. They
discovered their mistake, turned, and
kept up the chase until nearly daylight
when he succeeded in crossing a river,
and saw pursuers on the opposite bank.
He made his way to 0 small station on
the, Kansas Pacific Railfoad,, disposed
Of his horse, and started for Plano, H.,
whereshe arrived Wednesday, April
90 e s.,n.L We % v. q, ..a.satses s.e.ra
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TO ANXTfzEgsIT1oD JOE

Then spe L u. II acIofiing g,to1tgnefftS, ,9e0fnS
pare 1t With Whisky, Bitters, Brandy, aud 9TH
er such articles, and'see the difference, If they
find the Wine of Life " pure and wnoleson,e,
and the other Liquors poisonous, Nv hieh they {
certainl. Will doJ hen they are morally bann1
10 their patients and friends as the best siInn-
lent ana tonic i'll use; but should ihey dnG il
not pure and what the proprtetors claim for IL,
let them publicly denounce IL. II Is the physi-
cian's duty TO learn aa.. tina ont which ls tine
most " wholesome stimulapt for his iienss, and
TO du so he must examine AID folfk INTO the
quality of eacn article. and learn tor himselft II
the " Inc of Life hsss any -pecHi sr merits to
warrant ith general oseH ms epfuprietofaclAina
the1@ins o. LIE lo g. m9ss Eh2issens sd sars
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Black lead pencil drawings, or char
coal drawings may be, fxed by q pro-
cess which involves but little expense
or trouble, thus: Prepare q solution
in modefate strength Of bleached shell.
lac in alcohol; wash over the back of the
the sheet OF paper with this, and draw
ing on the front will become fixed. In
this way, as will be understood, there
is no risk Of smearing the lines Of the
drawing. r1as.tsa.7 g.-is. "a
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yAOo1 kABfIH. JOHN CA1LMLB,
BLACKSluTH1NG AND
WAG0N MAKING, ,
Sk rrEFrk ,srRrlc4, at { fy;KJnsvuIr a

MARTIN &c CARLISLE,
OF Waoons, and do every
VI description Of Blacksmithing, At shoH
eitcs and on reason able lsrns. molly
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
Int published, new edition Of Dr. Cnlvsr,
MenI Cslsbrstsd Essay on tue radical curs
tWnhoetMedtcfnsl ofSpermatorrhnAo Of OF SEMI,
l1 XeAkneaS, 1nvoluptayy Se ntnsI Leases,
1DpoU6cY, Mental aud Physical Incapacity,
IAp48h hahtS 70 AArTisgs, stc,. slso, CphsQmp.
tion. EydlSRay, and flts, induced by seiE-fn.
dulgence or sexual extrHyagAnce.
~ fEioe, In sea1ed enSstope. only cents.
ThS celebrated author. Id this xdmirahle
sa4aX, ,e1safiy demonstrates nom thirty years'
si6etpl prscttcs. that the siarmflE csnss.
Q9NncS4 Of self abuse may be radically CURED
1ttAprtthe Dangerous use OF Internal medi-
e1ue 6r the Appficxti0n Of the knife; pointing
dnt . mode of cure ut once simple, certain, and
46eotuAl, bx means Of which every sufferer; no
lhAttlfNhAt hts condition may be- may cure
hims4ifeneapiy, privately. and radically.
~ This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Ssat, undef seal, in plain envelope, TO any
1ddrsss, pestpeld, on receipt six cents pr two
40. bE caissrwslrs i.Marriass 0aids,,'
Hrtco s csnts. Address the Publishers
zTLcGAAf,. J, C.,kLINE CO,
IN Dowsrys New York, Post Once BOX 45ss.
Ia. H
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TAs heathen CHlnsea has Just bruren
out In new spot. One of the almond.
eyed pagsns Rsesntly ;elopedy TO, China
with an Oregon lady. A harthef proof
that the celestfals are an initiative faoe.
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w wINEcsFpI1TFE.Es !

ftis great BiOoa f'u7rer ana bei icIous brink,
warner,s Vinam VttH, pr " tne Of Lif,, IL
Tree from any POISONOUS urugs or ilnpHriI1es,
beng prepared Ior those who require . sIinlu-
lanI. IL is Q splendid appetizer and ionic, aud
the inest thing IN the world Tor purifying The
blood, tis the most pleasant and delicious
artIcie ever offered to The pubic, far superior
brandy, whisky, wine, BiLters. or any other Ar
ticie. Ii is more healthy, and cheaper. Both
male aud iemsie. young or old, can take Ihs
Wine of Lille. IL Is, IN fact, lie preuerver.--
Those who wish to enjoy good healt,. aud . iree
how Oi Lively spirits ~lAd we'll 10 take the
Wine OF Lrfe.l igils ldfiferent from any thing
ever before IN use. III Is sold by all urugg istsr
Price one Dollar, in quart BOTTLES. =
This Wine Is prepared 10 take the place 6f all
other Bitters or Liquors known to pc made up
of FuslI Oil an other deleterious articles The
Wine of Life Is distilled with great care,
ESPECIALLY for those who eQuire \ Ihexlthy.
stimuIent. and, for the use OF AsdicaI Men. and
Nurses In the sick-room, in place Of the william.
ious1iQ0ors now in use, andso often depenned
upon.i Intact. IT is a constant complaint sof
Physieians In this country that IT. is quite ina
possible 10 procure pure st, znuiant liquors for
I their patients. We ask the Medical faculty and
the publie 10 give Warmers, Vinpm sFiie. or
Wine Of Life 9 trial, and we ssk -. =
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FLUID EXTRACT BUGHU,
THE GREAT. DIURETIG.

~..- .sfi4 70 -. iftG f..G z.ttE Tf11.. s
has cared every case of DIABETES In which IL
has Deen given, ffrltxtIon y. the NecK Oh the
Bladder sfia L nainInssion ioi tiie Kidneys,
I iteInrion Of tiie ,Kluueys and Blauuer, tse-
teptluQ OF Urlre, sDlsessses oil the Pros ate
Gland, stone IN me Bfxttdef, Caicuins, Gravel.
Bfrckdast DepoStt, AMI Hueous or -AiIKs DiE=
charges, Ahh Iur EhfeebIed auu Ueitt7stv Con
nIilnLions Of both sexes, attended with the
1ollo~ wing ~ mi PtJnie: InuisposIton tosxertiOL,
Ass ta power, l.. - vi meiHpfy, dAhculty VI
breathing. ehk ner.es, trembiink. hoirvr Oh
disease, ~ Guinness, uImbess of visioii, pain
IN the back, mol hsnds. nn hing Of tnc oouy,
dry ness Oi tue skin, sIuption ON the Lace,
paliid ooun enxnce, universal lAssitude OF Tue
IlIascuiar sy stem, slc. t'i'- ---ff. o. FL ~ ~
Used oy peisons Iroin The ages Of eighteen q,
twenty five, And from thirty i've 10 n:ty nSe
tir IN tue d-ci.ne or change oil III alter con-
huenisnl Or LABOR pains; bedweiting In children