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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-25
Rear Cut VS. Front Cut,

For Tue Iinest cut Il has been claimed
that IT was the more easily handled that
il was safer for driver and machine: that
there is not The same liability 10 injury. by
falling or heing thrown OIL. the driver
would fail hehiud the cutters. The Rear
Cat machine is more easily handled be.
cause the horses are hiiched nearer to the
main aa!e, than in ihe rraLt Cut. No
weight or orsawing on the uecks Of the horses.
The driver can see distractions, thus saw
ing himself and mnchinh from ininrv
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pLURIES SUBPOENA IN d.
l. vORCE.
SNYDER COUNTY ss

| - FN DEu COUNIN SS
SEAL The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
- TO the sheriff of Snyder Go, q GRKETIso
WHEREAS Sarah !. Fulk by her next friend
Frederlsk walter did on the l+th day Of Febru'
AIRY 1872 prefer her petition to our saii Judges
of our court OF Common Pleas for the state and
County aforesaid prayiug Tor the causes therein
set forth, that she might he divorced from the
bonds Of Matrimony entered into with you
George Folk,
We command you, as before you was comman.
ded the said ,ieorge Folk, that Setting aside all
other business and excuses Whatsoever, you be
and appear IN your proper person before our
JUDGES at Middlegurx, at Oourt OF Common
Pleas there TO 10 held for the said county Of
snyder on the With day OF may next, 10 answer
the petition or ltble OF the said SarahJ Fulk
the said sarah J. Folk your wife should not be
divorced from the bonds OF Matrlmony, agreea-
case made and provided. Andhsrsof hail not
witness tho Aos. J. Y. Bucn.s, President
Judge OF our said Court, at Middlsburg this
!. .0lVVsB, Psothsuetlry.
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THE MORMON WIFE,

NOW y Tue time Ior Agents To secure territory
Tor this thrilling and fearless book. II cOmpri.
ses the Adventures aui Experience OF a woman
written by herselt-ior years the wife o!a Nor.
mon Ilophet-di'closing all that Is mysterious,
wicket aud startling, abouniing ia thrilling
adventure, humorous and pathetic scones-thl
Tie Auth1resS portrait Of leading MormIus,
both men aud women. I.ito and Scenes Ia ytIh
etc sold only Ly Agents. For c!.cplars adj oss
HARTFORD PuBLISHlNGiC Co Hartford, Ct.
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Draft and Fiexibility,

II is msrltously Stained for the Rnssell
10 have as little side draft as any machine
"a use; and its Acxibilily adopts Il 10 the in
&c ualitics of'he ground over which It may
Le drawn.
For further information address. or call
on GEORGE W. SwARTZ, Ag't.
ApFil 20 W. Lewisburg Pa.
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Manhood {: aow Lost How torcd.

~ Just published, n new edition Of DR.
HCULvgBwgLL's CELBBRATkD Essay on
the radica' cure without medicine Of
IsSNU Spermatorrhoea, or seminal Weaknos
Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency Mental
and Physical incapacity, fmpedinents to mar
riage, etc also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
ftts Induced By self indulgence or sexual ex.
travagancc
Price in n sealed envelope, only 0 cents.
The celebrated author, IA this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the ALARMING cOnsc.
quences OF self'abuse may he readily cured with.
out the dangerous use OF internal medicine or
the Implication Of tho knife pointing out q
mode OF cure at once simple, certain and effect.
ual ~ means Of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply; priya,cly, and radl ,ally.
So This Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
sent under seal, In plain enveloy, to any ad
dress, postpaid ON receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps.
price IS cents.
Address the Publisher,
CHAS. I a.. KLINE co,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Once Boz 4,5se.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-25
rVuREE YEARS IN A MAE TRAP

A companion 10 "TEs NionTs IN BAR.
ROOM, by T.;.. AnruuR, the most popular of
American authors, Is nov ready. II IL q start.
ling expose " liquor making and selling, q
thrilling recital OF three yers life In u city
drai shop, shows ny the Wild deceptlons prac.
ticed 10 bar rooms, and Il the most powerful
work OF the Kind ever written. VIII be engar-
" read By thousands, and Is certain to have IN
immense sale. Apply tot en- agency aud 20 good
NJ well as make money to
J. NJ. STODDART n co, Publishers, Philad'a
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IN wocLDI WE'RE A CHILD, AGAIN |,

sIRhs Tue weary and exhausted one. ms thd Ian.
guor anu iassitnde of spring comes upon him
ZONE ana receive vigor aud strength from the
wonderful South American Tonic
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}. GROUSE, Editor and Proprietor.
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET

UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES s. GRANT.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
hAJ. GES. JOHN T. HARTRANFT
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Hos. ULYSSES MERCUR,
OF BRDDroRD COUNTY.
foR.AUDlToR GENERAL,
Bhio Grs. HARRISON ALLEN.
OF WARREN COUNTY.
CoNGREssMEN LARGE.
GENERAL LEMUEL TODD,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
GENERAL HRRY WHITE.
INDIANA COUNTY.
phifoArEs AT LARGE TO rHE cossrirrrio,At
CoNvENTtoN.
WG. NJ. MEREDiTu. PhilaPelphia
>. tlLLisoHAM FELL, Philadclphia,
HEs HARRY wHirE, Indiana,
tEN. WN. LILLY, Carbon,
LEY bNh1HotoMEw, Schuylkii,
n, M'AtLtsTgR, Centre,
WILLIAM DAVIS. Monroe,
JANIS L. RAYNoLDs. Lancaster;
SAsr,L r biMNIcK, Wayne,
9.o' LAwHEscc; Washington;
Ws. VI, ARnsrsoso, Ly cominsi
nAyiD N. wHI1x, Allegheny;
W. H. AiNxr, LehiPh;
JOHN III. WALKER, Erls.
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Durability and Utility,

1t is important that n machine should be
durable, for ne matter how excellent il may
lie in all its parts, il not durable il will
prove useless. Utility IL the grea, object.
In cur combined Reaper and Mower to be
useful is the desired aim.
The mower cuts four foot swarth and
the Reaper q swarth sr six feet.
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Tumor Oc ~ Years. Growth
Cured by ISadway's lsesvIVent.

psNtt1fs -AtA ~ lr'ss
DE RAnwAr - have had O,aran 1umar "a the oysriss
sni bg~sl,. Al the rtaFs sad ihsrs help fer"
uei every thing tAat roc0uns sdea but nothing
hslis me. sa~ .onr Frsosent. add thot ght woullry
IL but had NJ faith IN u, Lse,s had saasr,d ~ iwsl.s
tf,k ala bottles ~ the p-soly.n aud bos u
Eai-ay, ps anl wo bc,ilvs Il your Ready Relief ahi
thsre not slga 81 tamar 10 10 tlt sad fssi
bsils sm,rler aii hs ,psr han have fr tssys year,
Ihs sorst tuu1F ~al IN ,he ish sas u the ess,
tss groin. write his yog ~ the tsfishi II oiksr.
You can pahlAh d u YOU ehodse. HANNAIi Y. kNAPf.
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FoR GOVERNOR,
hA'. GES. JOHN +. HARTRANFT
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Eos. ULYSSES MERCUR.
OF BRDDFoRD COUNTY
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MEDICAL. BOOK of usslnl knywl
drass.Dr. BoSArARrE \ o., Cincinn All OHIO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-18

THE Morgantown Post is suffering from
belief that the WHEELING INTELLGGEN.
GER does not represent the sentiments of
the Republican party in West Virginia"
That may be, for our principal concern is
to represent our own sentiments and not
these ofothers. At the same time we do
not recognize the Post as any better quail.
flied to judge the drift Of Republican sen.
timent in West Virginia than ourselves.
We rememberthat three years ago that
journal and others like it thought Repub.
lican sentiment in West Virginia demand.
eda stringent continuance OF political
disabilities. The event showed they were
mistaken, and in 1871 they were the loud.
est advocates OF theopposite policy, which
we had advocated two years. before. 1t
would appeAr to take the Post and the rest
ofits school just about two years to find
out-what the Republican sentiment of the
State is; and who knows but IN two years
more we may find them deploring, as VIC
now deprecate, the forced re. nomination
Of GRANT? ..h.
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tlons Of the Convention endorsing the
Cincinnati platform:

tlons Of the Convention endorsing the
Cincinnati platform:
That we recognize the changes in the
nature and constitution Of the government
which have taken place and, without
reopening the questions Of the past, are
ready now To cooperate with those, what.
ever their previous party affiliations, who
seek to restrain tho exercise by Congress
OF absolute and general powers, to pre-.
vent It's entering on general private legis-
latiOn, to restrain the growth Of vast cor.
porationS, and TO work n permanent civil
service reform; and be It further
Resolved, That the recent declaration Of
political principles by the Convention Of
Cincinnati Is evidence OF the progress OF
public opinion towards sound and whole
some views Of government; that we
believe all patriotic citizens may unite
upon that platform for the purpose Of
restoring the honest administration oil
national affairs and enforcing the obliga-
tons Of the Constitution; and our dele
gates to Baltimore arc instructed to take
the course best calculated to secure the
triumph Of these principles and the selec'
ton OF any candidates representing them
who shall meet the approval Of the De
mocracy in the National Convention
assembled.
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RepubIIcan sta.e Convention.


The undersigned Is directed by the Republican
Stats Central Committee 10 call upon tho voters
OF the Republican party in West Virginia TO send
delegates to Convention 10 DO held at Grafton,
on the G3d day OF May next, alto An, for thepuF.
pose Of choosing delegates TO tho National Re.
publican Convention, to DO held at Philadelphia,
on the 6th day Of next June, and for the purpose
Of tranaacting such other business as may then
seem appropriate, The Committee urge upo4 tho
Republicans OF the State tho Importance ola full
attendance at the State Convention.
The Committee recommend
That In each county, unless other arraug 0
msnts are made By itS Executive Committee
the County Convention assemble Of the Court
House, on Saturday, tho iith day Of May next,
70 choose delegates to tho State Convention.
That each County Convention all any Vacan.
cIeS that may exist in the County Executive
Committee, 90 that a full list Of the Committee
may DO reported at the State Convention.
CIV. D. ALLISON,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
WSsllN0, KaTeh %, isE2.
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SENATOR FOREMAN has our thanks for
valuable documents.
OuAlItuAu 6bAto hA'
WhGsaI'0, AaFeA %, 1874.

TEE Register quotes the following from
Mr.. WnARToN's letter:
"Would It not be well, then, to author
lie and instruct your Council to subscribe
the 100000 TO such company as shall
first give unequivocal proof that they
have the means Of furnishing you a new
and direct route TO Toledo and the North.
west, from some point within the corpor.
ate limits Of the city, tlie said money to
be expended on the road consecutively in
the direction proposedG"
The Register adds this commenE?~
The Wheeling & Lake Erie road is the
only project now proposed for giving us
"a new and direct rodte to Toledo and
the Northwest" The Wheeling & Tus.
carawas Valley road leads to Cleveland,
but that Is not the direction in which we
want togo. With all the local adyant.
ages offered by The latter road; passing
through an equally fertile section OF
country; developing the same beds of
coal and iron ore; the Wheeling & Lake
Erie road gives US the direct Northwest.
ern outlet which the other does not, and
is preferable on that account.
Very good. But you forget to say any.
thing about the "unequiyocal proof" as
to "means:" Also, how about expend.
ing the money from the starting point in
this city "consecutively in the direction
proposed?"
Our neighbor takes care not to print
that portion Of. Mr.. WHARToN's letter
which shows what he means by this
reference to a lipe to Toledo. He pro.
poses that the Wheeling & Mansfield
Railway Company, recently chartered for
the purpose Of extending the Mansfield,
Coldwater s. Lake Michigan Railroad
into the coalfelds between Mansfield and
this city will come to Wheeling If we ex.
tend it aid to the amount Of 100000. A
branch of the N. G. & L. N. road is now
nearly completed from Tiflin to Toledo
and when this is done there will be o
short line from Mansfield to Toledo; 80
that the proposed line from here to
Mansfield would give us a more direct
route from here to Toledo than the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, which is designed
to terminate, US We understand, at San.
dusky. Mr.. WHARTON says the NJ. & W.
Company has means and intends business.
The distance from here to Mansfield is
somewhere about u hundred miles.
Should that road come halt way, it would
seem more practicable undertaking for
us to get to Toledo by making tho other
fifty miles oil road than to build a new
road all the way, four times that distance,
as proposed by the Wheeling & Lake
Erie We trust the Register will hasten
to enlighten Its readers as to Mr.. WnAR.
TONS real suggestions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-18
GREAT SALE OF PROPERTY.
Knownas the
Wheeling Keg Factory, or
Patent Cooper Shop.

Situated on the corner OF Water and ID streets.
near the RIVER SIDE NAIL WoRHs, Centre Wheel.
ing, Henry Grinnell & Co. will scll within one
week the Factory Buildings, Including office
subject 10 lease running three years, with priv.
ilege OF buyirg the land during that time at
low rate. The Factory and ofice cost. az per
invoice bills, $500; the Engiue and Boilers.
" "nnnet1r BY Messrs. Sweeney q Co., very
suPetnL ~ IN nniSn u lnCh cylinder. feet stroke
cost ~ 9CO; shaitings, P1lleys, &G coat am.
Gas Gas Fixtures Including gas pipes for dry house,
SS0Oi Betting. $27S. Also, the machinery iden,
tined with the Patent Kcg Manuisct uFe-such
poTlqns o. as may be desirable-all cost 81, S92
n, B.IThe above property Is situated In the
most desirable location In this city, for ali Kinds
OF manufacturing purposes, viz: For Coopers.
manufacturing the old style keg; for Glass Man.
uIacturerS; Tor the manufacture or FurnIture.
Snd very desirable for Planning Mil, and many
other kinds Of business requiring power and al
Inc above PROPERTY will be sold during the
SSotlnluS week 81 eACRIEIcMo RATES, BY Henry
Stlnneli stopping at the Grant House. OF Mesers.
rogers q Squtres will be at their ONCE and Gae.
toTy 70 show any ono Wishing to purchase,
Iermsoi sale made satisfactory. We referyou
70 2I Mesels Sweeney 4 Co, or other good mach.
ulsconnt all purchasers satisfactory.
m!Lt HENRY GRINNRLL a co.
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NOTICE.

clsnKT oYncz OF TuI or1 OF waEsLnO,l
On tho FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1871, Polls will
be opened In the several wards Of the city Of
Wheeling At the places herein mentioned for the
purpose OF taking toe sense Of the persons quail
lied TO vote for Mayor Of said city upon the
question whether they will authorize subsorip.
Ton 2 DO made BY the Council Of tho city Of
wheeling, In the name and on behalf OF said city,
to the capital stock Of 'THE WHEELING AND
LAKE RRtB RAnRoAD CoHPANT," In an amount
not 70 exceed the sum OF three hundred thousand
dollars. Polls will be opened on the said lst Of
Jnne Of nine O'Clock ct the following places, viz:
:, In tho Fist ward, at the Vigilant Engine
In the Second ward, q. the Second Ward Mar
ket Hall;
In tho Third ward, at the Court House;
In the Fourth ward, a. the Atlantic Engine
In the Filth ward, Of the Guards Hose House
In the Sixth ward, at the United Engine House.
In the Seventh ward at Lukens' Grocery;
In the Eighth ward, at the Public School House;
And closed Of 7 o'clock P. 4. The voting 70 DO
by ballot, The person voting for subscription
thall have written or printed upon his ballot
"For subscription TO the capital stock OF tho
Wheeling d Lake Brie Railroad Company
those voting against, mo subscription 10 the
capital stock Of the Wheeling d Lake Erie Rail.
road Company" .,.,,.
The said vote shall be taken under the super.
lntendenee Ct such persons % his Honor the
Mayor thAll appoint, II. 7. ENEMY,
msyl1 CITY CLERK.
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The Register quotes Mr.. WHARroN's
reminiscence about the "ring" that got
control Of the subscription made by this
city 70 the Central Ohio railroad some
twenty years ago, who secured interests
along a particular route and then sought
toinrce the location to suit their purposes,
and adds:
"The moralsof this Is that in making
railroad subscriptions the general good Is
70 be consulted rather than the Sriyate
interests OF few" '"O
And to this end the subscriptions must
be kept out of the hands of rings by such
guards as will, in the language Of Mr.,
HANDIAN, protect the city from their
Vaccinations 'in every shape and form -"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NJ oTfOE.

Sealed proposals for making nom 900 900 To-
co. 900 good tnerchRntAblo bEick, IN The fompa.
yot the Andes Nall Works, Of Martins FeJIy,.
VII DO received By II. W. Smith, n tho COR
merciG Banlcnfl Martins Feffygunul CLOCK
p \. on Saturday. the 18th" day Of Ma, ltlllI
Bids are to DO 20 much per thousands Thetonis'
pany 10 furnish the clay.
Also Tor finding all the material and building
from four TO Geyen hundred perch Of stone wall
for touAdAtiou fora nail min and otheEneceaHA.
~ stone work for tho same, the work TO be done
according To specifications. AnyiniormAti0n In
connection with eAld work can DO hAd BY calling
on M. Smith, at tho Commercial Bank Of Mar
tins Ferry. The company reserVe the right to
select the lowest and beat bid or reject all II 1t
Should think best.
P. S,-There Il little stock In the above com.
pany not yet disposed OF, which can DO had BY
calling soon on Mr. DoyefieF, Of Wheeling; L,
spence, or ct the Commercial Bank OF Naitin's
Ferry.
myiI BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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GARvIN- HOSICK- Tuesday evening,
May 18th, 1877, at the residence OF The brides
parents, By ihe Rev. 3; ?. Gardner, Mr.. p. N.
j. HosICR, Of Cleveland, Ohio. No CdfdS.
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The New York Endorsement, orc
cinnati, Nin-

The most important manifesto since tho
Cincinnati Convention is the action of tho
New York Democratic Convention at
Rochester, Wednesday, Az 4he action
and tone Of the Convention pointed to
an endorsement of the Cincinnati nomi.
nations at Baltimore, though no declare.
ton on the subject of nominations wa
made. The following arc tho resolu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-18

WE would call attention to a letter in
THIS paper n written in defence OF the Rail:
road and Bridge projects. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-18

Mr., J. NELSON w1sNEn, of tho Bctke,
ley Union, wants to go to Congress IRON
the second district. We are sorry to see
an editor INDUCING such low and ab.
normal aspirations. Now, an appoint.
men' as postmaster or gauger might do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-18

CMERCHANTs' BLoCK,)
Exceeds anything Of the kind eyor nreaan,sd IN
Wheeling: Tho Immense sEocf of Fofeien and
DOMESTIC Dry Goods opened and now ON exhibi.
ton will DO sold at dstonishingly low price.
Having purchased most OF our stock from lin.
potters and manufacturers BY the package. I'M.
sbles Us 70 sell ct less than the usual prices and
AL persons inwant Of good goods are reSpectful.
tnT ~ n u giys Us an early call and save mon.
70 pieces Grenadines, new styles, from % 10 SOC.
loo pieeee Figured and Striped PiQues, splen.
900 pieces Fancy Plaid and Striped POplIus
:, lCS pieces cf extra heavy aiuShAns, worth lsc,
100 pieces Japanese silks at almost any price,
Fancy and Black silks from 81 % TO . 50. La
dies aud Children'B Ready. Made Suits al greatly
reduced prices. Our Shawl Department has
about 1909 Of the latest styles OF ShAWlB and
searfs, OF all qualities and At any price. Our
Trimming Department has large stock Of tho
beat quality Of Ribbons, all widt6s; GimpS, SILK
and suit taceS, Emhroideries, Buttons, etc, etc.
Also full. line Of the celebrated Nilsson KId
Gloves, BAld TO DO superior 70 anything yet PRO.
dueed IN tho market. Our HOSIERY Department
Is supplied with almost 300 dozen, Of all qualities
as loe pair. White Goods, SWisses, NAinSookr,
Bishop and Victoria Lawns. JaconetS, plain, and
striped, good quality, At 25c, A handsome m.
sortment OF PArasol8 and Umbrellas cheap.
Cloths, Cassimetes, jeans and Cottonados n
great abundance a almost any price. Bleach6d
Crashes, Towels, ETC., ETC., very low In Ihort,
al kinds Of goods 70 DO found In The market
Dolly Warden Dress Goods, etc., In great VarietY.
p. S,-We arc also sole agents for thS NsyGyilie
city. 49, a NJ Il
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STRICTLY PURE AND OF THE BEST QUALITY.

To families and consumers, we give the Gssur.
dnce th1t the ENTERPRISE BAKING Powder"
will prove fully equal, II not superior, TO any
BaktnE Powder that they have heretofore used.
TO THE TRADE.-our figures arc lower than
any other Baking Powder now In the market.
Give the "EETERPRIsE" trial, and be con.
WINGED that 1t 10 the best and cheapest Baking
Powder cold anywhere. -
Tho money refunded ID all cases when the
"ES1ERPRIsE BAKING POWDER" docs not give
entire satisfaction.
Sold by Grocers and Druggists everywhere.
NcABE, KRAFT CO., ProprIetors,
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r EST AND OLDEST FAMILY
- MEDlClNE.-SANFoRD's LIVER INy1GoRA.
ToE-A purely Vegetable Cdthartlc and Tonic
lor Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility, sick.hCad.
ache, Billions Attacks, and all arrangements OF
for 1t. BslCars Of limitations. janGj
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febls Wheeling, W. Va.

,s'7NHE LIFE OF THE FLESH is
L THE BLoOD."-This being the fact, It
is very obvious that when the blood becomes
corrupted the whole system becomes corrupt also.
To relieve this, the true policy undoubtedly Is to
direct the remedy to the source Of the disease
and Queens Delight acts, Its specidc efFect ia ON
the blood; itpurdes It, vita ICES it, and expels
all distemper from the system.
Being free from violent Minerals, II Is adapted
TO general use. The old and young may use It;
tae most delicate female, at anytime, may take
bylt; the tender infant, who may have irhcrIted
disease. will be cured BY It,
For Syphilis, and all Its trains Of evils, 1t is
sure aniidote.