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Pittsburgh EKeasfoek Market. S

oAIuhOAts ApE1t 1917,
CATTLE-The amount OF cattle on sale this
week was not anything more than an ord dinary
supply, while the amount run through was
quite heavy. Attheonenins of Ths Inprkee on
Tuesday tbs offerings Yere, rather. light and OF
an inferior quality. With fair advices. from
the east'the holders were Arm ii ana good many
cattle changed Hands at iabotts iast week a
figures. bdt toward the elpse the supply on sale
increased ccnsidersbly and with advlces from
the east not so good the market became more
tamo and prices shade lower On Friday some
lots OF cAttIeaSsre ofered ss.d butiew of them
were sold the msrkes seeming to drag as buy
ers were nting to purchase at Asurss which
owners could mol afford to sell at. Some OF
them were sent a riesheny and will be re-
tailed, and the balance held over. Following
are the rates at yh Ich the marlEetclo Extra.
400 to I5c0 S steers 81 % TO 9; good to prime
200 to 1850 n steers. 50 50 70 0 Is; cotnmon to
mediums hG'0to Isloan steers. IS 50 toe rs; buIls
stays and eovs.q0 TO 500, 81, TO 5 90; stock
steers. 81 % to 5, 90; Texas steers, "A 25toR 90
Hoas1ffie receipt of HOGS coftinueiigii and
the denapdl coirsspondinglyse sol Prices re-
main about the same asslsst quoted, and Will
for some time, unless the demand grows bet
ter. The fseIfng an hoig dealers is that they are
about asthey eha profitably be raised for, and
that thspriees Will notgo down mpch, if any,
while viii, light offerings or better inquiry
they wilt advance. As It Il at present there is
pet much doing and sales are made slowly at
tie nliowing figures; Extra p Philsdelphia 81 70
to co. good fhIladelphis 81 rs 70 As; good
New York, to 800. sl' 10 TO 4i55; rongh tew
York 3fs5to4 5e stili hogs, sfto Is. iiiIad3 ;
sHEEP=-Fhe, receipts OF sheep. to-day haye
been Hight, There is nothing dolpgin the va rds
hays, ended on iEfiday !sPfIcss have declined
dnAe th-opentng dfEtlie marked 5dc p 100 bs on
wool sheep and sc on Clipped Clipped sheep
have notbeen eSfn4ng inquite s0 free as they
and unfssofabiefor stiarfng.l IL Is expected
that theanimals will be more frPe the e,coming
week. and II SO lower prices will rule. Follow
Ing are tae figures at which the different grades
chansed haods: Extra, 100 to ITO lbs sheep sell
at $40 90 100 bs; good TO prime, s. 70 30 MS so so
common, ~ SOTO 3 %, ~ . 1879 htiI1
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GNyoMT0WzNL0 0QAEG.d

ENTERpRIsE-sfr.. McLain has pur.
chased and will soon have in operation
a stone crusher which when in place
will have cost about $z700, 90 The en-
gine and boilers are now set, and the
mach me win also soon be on its foun-
III asagslii bnA 1ssgfgas5 al .svi
4Sp41IYi was the heroine of
IgEkehs's historical Il novel - Barnaby
R4dge. III Her name is now pr0mi-
nent, on walls; doors and fences, and
hedged in by advertisements of plaster
and white tar, is painted the instruc-
tions: Sect your Dolly aVariens at
Cheatem,s1ao o There is the Dolly, Var
den hat, skirt, boots and bonnet and
now some cruel wretch has advertised
the Dolly Warden seed potato which
will cause the pane soon to be ssruR in
the &rpupd.P "A parasol = committee
h4s peensappofnted to take. action
asaihst theg proeedure.ls 4sTi3- iai0i
/ 6DN'T ScARE.hlA youth who had
been to see his dgirl" or. sduckn or
Dolly Warden was interviewed. at the
hour Of night A..when church yards
yawn' bya corpse which with sepui-
chral groans and sighs warned him of
the wickedness of his ways, and pro-
posed to makea atrack" Distributor of
him. Our friend out of courtesy to the
dead should have scared lit
tie, but he didn't, and hammered the
corpse over the head until he
came near making aredl corpse of him.
That ghost now lays in the barn of
sunny days when he shonld be engaged
~ Planting corn, and shiyers when he
seeSa walnut board. '''H - i'si' fiii3 s.ti'
1IT Tf5lfL -7Sl1sfsl 3G5 30 us5A n1I5tfla
REAIs ESTATE transfer 1of Lot No. a
Sg Mn. JAS. Shields to Mr.. Smith Beth
ei; exchange Of Lots No.15and 81 Mr..
Robert Humphrey land 4 Dir. GeorgeI
Gandy.is .5nganHisf9 aBJ div vi,iil
A New STREET Ell win be made on the
South side of Block Nc. 2, running
East. The ground set of by Mr.. jas.
Price and fenced in part by owners Of
lots on said block sh.'4 -'i9R - ~
News Union Sabbath
School was organizedon Sabbath lastsE
The u. Pc Congregation Used the |
lew version Of David's Psalms during
ervice 9h tbs, ,2Ist 2Ist inst, --. 4 7aid I.le n
The mills are againIin operation: 81
The additional grading adm win be made
n the new pike through town. The
oadabed will be made wider, and thet
slysrts viii be heightened. '''s,i, -, =. :, /.
FIELD DAISIES bloomed on the2sth !.
nd wild Viblets en- the 3d. 3fl 1af 1k
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% u JOHN HENDERSON,
ls.aog5td . .fAdhn'r of R,bt.. A. GRAY. decd
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED propo sails Will be received by the
Y y; pndersigned at FRASIER'S HOTEL, in ST.
1877 between the ,honrsiof 10 O'Clock a. m. and
o'clock Pr M Of said day, for the dellyeriIlg
iana breaking OF Lime Stone on tile line Of the
be ed West from Wheeilng.,s, -gg-,1f :. ~ -
Z Ils amount 9f stons to be delivered .oa, the
~ lnerent milesfsas follows: On miles . 81 i6 4
10, II and H. 2l-Hods each: on nIiIes n IL lS "a
~ sud II lR-rods each; on miles q 81 & p9 and
~, i61fods zach, Bidders must state tie nriee
per rod OF 20 cubic feet, the stone to be deliv-
Aeer may designate, and be broken to a size
not exceeding four ounces In weight. Bids Tor
and break De must be seuaY1ite rrbs
right TO reject bids is Reserved, 49, - -
.91oI.; s,isI,gls .,jINQ,. A. BLAIR. H. h.,
{ ap25td Resident Eng National Road
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Thanks to Briggs & Bro. Rochester,
n. Y. for the handsomest boquet (chro-
mol of the season. This firm is among
the largest dealers In fower-seeds In
the United States and without doubt
have issued the finest publications upon
the subject of flower culture we have
ever seen. : - = - Az
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WHO Is HE +?
A. Reported: d:sfeubenvilIe Lawyer
Elopes with his Wife's Sister.

FROM tho Kansas City Times, l<th .ait. ls, = =
About month age neatly dressed,
good looking young man, apparnti,
not more thai, ,twenty-one or twenty
two years of age, called upon SMIs 2
b. Perkins, who owns a comm0d1oas
house on McGee Street, He representa-
himself to be an Attorney at law from
|Steubenvilie, Ohio, had recently been
married and started West for the ,per.
pose of going into business, HaSillz
no credentials or references to show in
|substanti IF his story, Mrs. Per
kins declined to lease him, .her Ihouse
without any collateral security /; but of
fered to, furnish him witt. q suite IF 8
furnished rooms, whenever his vile
and himself might deem it proper to
doiso. Ina few days afterward the
young man called again, in ,company
with pretty, xyiyaeiOns,. ,chatty little
woman, evidently his senior. by ten
years. They. gave there. names, as Mr..
and Mrs.; F.sP. Hoover. After board
ing with Mrs. Perkins ayfew days,they
finally concluded to go to housekeep-
ing, and after keeping house for a few
days, purchased the entire lot efifirili-
ture In the house, with the understand
ing that it was to be paid for as soon as
a certain remittance, expected from
Ohio, arrived. A few days ago young
Hoover received a letter bearing the
Cincinnati postRark. Without word
of explanatiOTt4t to the surprised landla-
dy,the young couple packed up, their
baggage, paid their bin and decamped.
Yesterday tfieirsdddenE depaftare was
explained by the arrival of an old gen.
tleman, ,atsthe yLindell Hotel, who at
once made himself known to the7 au-
thorities as Mr.. Ia g. Clark, Of Column.
bus, Ohi0.s He was In search of the
young couple who had so suddenly de-
camped from the MCGEE street board
ing house. He stated to a reporter
that he was the father Of the woman
with Hoover, who, it appears is not
Hoeyer's wife, but his wife's sister, hel
having dsss5ed;itis sWife lsE winter,
running off with her elder sister,
Hoover is not a lawyer, bqt railroad
agent, formerly-in the employ Of the
Panhandle Railroad. He ran OF
with about g, 900 in jewelry and mQn-l
ey, which his param0ur took from hefl
father when she fed The odd usal|
feels confident az oyeFtaking the ggiityi
paif, who, it appears, have Astaftea
southwark via the Gulf Railroad, N
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-02

THE General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church is now in
session at New York. The Methodist
Book Concern muidle is In the process
of settlement and win most probably
result in. the complete vindica:ion Of
DR.. Lanahan frsIm all charges made
against him. 010 s1A,fi ~
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70 bConsunptives9

The adv srtlser,' having been,i permanently,
cured of that dread disease, Censnni ption, by a
Siaple remedy, ts an xioass make knos D to
hts1e5loW sufferers tho means of seure. To all
Hhosdesfre IL. he VIII Send copy OF the pre-
s<rtntlon used. free of ch. rge), with thedftee-
9ohsfor preparing and using the same, which,
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSTIPATION
AsIHMAs BRGNcHIrIs. &c. sPaftieswi shing the
w please 81 s9g5esei ,sp, 5a.Ta,,.
262 south Third street WiliisIasbafefiS Il. If0
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EDITORIAf, NOTICES are 90 &

EDITORIALN NOTICES are 90 COM
mon that it is impossible for an editor
express an opinion without he is suspec
pected ofinterested motives. THIS fact,
however shall not deter Us from saying
what we think of q new addition to the
Materia Mediea to which our attention
has been recently directed. We refer 20
DR.J.wALKER' sGALfFoRNIA viNpa4R
BITTERs, remedy which IL making its
position. That it,is q pacific forindig
estion, BilIiousness Censtipstion. and
many complaints Of nervous origin, We
have reason TO know; and we are assured
on good authority that a. general
invigorsnf reguls ing and purifying
medicine, it has no equal. It is stated
that its ingre 'ients febtainee from the
wiIds ofsOaiifofnlal ] are new tp the fned-
zeal wsrId; and lis Effects certainly : ars
rant the conclusion that it Is COM
pound of agents hitherto unknown II
popularity is any criterion. therecsn be
no doubt Of the efficiency Of the VINEt
GAR BITTERs. for the sale of the srficle
is immense and rapidly increasing 1874
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p DIRECT Your LETTERS CAREFULLY.
The Postal Record says that during
the past year there were sent TO, the
Dead Letter Office nearly three million
letters. 1Sixty-eight thousand of these
letters could net be fora arded owing to
the carelessness of the writers In omit
ting to give the Haae Of the county and
State; W0, 200 failed to be sent %becaHse
the writers forgot tosput onstampsi and
over 5000 letters were put In the Post7
Office without any address Yhate YER ~ -
In the letters above named was found
over $92, 600 in cash and drafts, checks,
etc. etc. to the value of s., ,000, ,000..--
There were IS. .0sg pli6tog grapFis eohtaiii-
ed in the ab6Se fettefs. of course
nearly all the Mooney and tvalaahles
were returned to the owaefs. .itbut msaeh
needless delay MANY charges OF. dis
honesty, 60, &C. MIGHT have been saved
if the writers of the Letters lonld have
been Little more carefq and zen 20, the
precaution to, see that their letters were
In .mailable condition before 4epositing
them id the postofRce. IL is'hnefe than
probable that s7lihe2tehths 1of 9aif the
complaints, delays and d4osses, wbiehare
laid to the Post0fficenD Department, are
inreality, aues to- thsa esrele lesspess of
their writelsom sdi al 81 .sna Bio oass1
The session Of the General eonser.
enee lofEth 9. Iethodists Episcopal
Church. which assembled at Brooklyn
on the ffst1 ofe May. will attract as
much interest in the. .Eautfse CT the. larg-
est RELIGIOUS body in the Inifed States
as the Convention IN gipclnln.aH i ne !. does %
among politicians, 4i1d the attention TO
its proceedings VIII not be restfi9ted to
demon national lIn1ftsgefni sti rot EolI
Since the meetingof The last Confer
ence. four years ago, many dHiportant
events have pecurred, sThree Bishops
have diedXKfngsfey Glark eaad Baker
-and some2 OF the lsnryiyingr incum-
bents of the Office are. too feeble for
much work. The vacant places are to
be filled, bat q difference Of opinion as
TO the number and prerogatives Of
Bishops has arisen while the appoint
ment OF German and seelofed Bishops
will arise as collateral qusstions.s ID
The only daughtdfof the Chief or the
Piute indians was recently married to
a Young lieutenant atSalt Lake. The
bride was aftired in q blahket decolgete,
Will, oyster shell meek klaee, and part0ok
heartily of the wedding feast Of fricas-
seed prairie dog and picklede ecrickets.
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= LocALs.-We want a good local in
every Town and Township In the
county, to furnish us news. Send eve
rything in the news line, that you hear
Of The county news is what makes q
paper interesting. Let the locals be
short and pithy. s.-..
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TURNED FARNER.-On Tuesday we
noticed Lawyer Glover drivinga very
geod span ofhorses about town. We
learn that he has left the law business
for that honestest of all professions by
which men get their bread by thesweat
of their brow.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs..
i,gsREVENUE TAX.

CoILEcreR's OFFICE, 18th pIsT, OF OHIO.
s--"H ~ May l, 1871.
AS required under Sec. l9 ofian act TO pro-
vide Internal Revenue TO support the Govern
ment and pay interest on the public debt, ap-
proved June 30. 1854, as amended MsFcn 2, 1867,
and July II, ,ilS1e 1 hereby give notice 10 Ali
concerned that the Assessors Annual List for
this District, for lS72, embracing tax on income
ior 1871, Distillt rs Brewers, Liquor and Tobacco
dealers. has been rendered 70 me, the said taxes
aIe now due and required 10 be paid Within 2U
days from this date 1ui -I5fJsl rifs ~ Lob
5 aisl3 G. c. JLOFLAND, Collector.
PAYMENT OF taxes for Belmont County to be
made to deputy collector Asher Williams, al
GAINESVILLE, May q: BellRire, May u, Bridge
port, Ne q: 81. ClairsHilie, May - ID maid
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-02

THE PHRENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL for
May is on hands with its usually
entertaining series Of articles near
sixty in number; also several life illus
trations. The Journal tills 9 sphere
occupied by no other, Samuel R.
Wells, publisher, New Yok. esss's
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CONNER RCI2I.si RIHEP0RTs.
Phiiadgibhia wool Marker,

! ApHi A-There Is rather more doing I but
p<ies6 favor bryersS The saiesi include Ohio,
Pennsylyanie and Western sVirEiniay So per
Saxony fleece, S3aS5c; full blood merlno de ce
SSaS5c thfse-q quarter blood iDerino fleece S2s
Sc; colnfaon heeces z5as0c; Tab b-pasEled. .cidice
selectsd, ,tkreereish htb grade, slaslc; well wash
ed. S5aSS; fair ordinary S0aSs; low or bury.
sSaSoc, Domestic pulled, city Tmsrfno 7SaS6c;
city super. 7SaSS WESTERN. zOa75c
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Alawyer by the name Of Barnes in
Caldwell, is advertising his special
qualification for duty before Justices Of
Peace. What a fine practice some of
our attorneys M light secure In fhis way.
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.Ilf0lnatiOl WaltRd.

1IlHE Undersigned is apxioas 70 fin.t one
l. Henry barnes, grandson OF Henry, Gittin-
ger. He was in the Union Army during the
lucky. went 70 Canton, Ohio, and left there
September u, 1866, for Oregon or California,
siHee which time he has IA not been heard o here
There Is A. considerable patrimony due him
from his grand-iaiheris estate. Address
-. -z-,,i t'''i. 1t'. 'WM. H. JACKSON, :
.5t,,.s Il I, st. Clairsyilie, Bel. Co., o.
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The totai earnings Of the Central
Ohio Railroad for the yearending June
90, 1871, was $974, ,s94.I6. Expenses
$7ss, ,s61.44. Net earnings s2a5, ,1Ss. IL.
There were killed during the same
period shorses, Seattle and 45 sheep
1 colt, mule and S hogs, for which
was paid $I76. Persons killed 8;
wounded A.. sFsasTr5r rgrT 4
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NOTICE
saaraasb.JigdaSr Nm

4 -i-iff@ a..ss satan JdHuerr Oeit- f,.-t-
QEFORE ANDREW Alexander, Justice of the
ID Peace In and for RfehlandI Township, Bel
mont County. Ohio. The above named- -defen-
dant Sarah LiIlder, who Is. Nonresident OF
the County OF Belmont and State OF Ohio VIII
take notiee. that ON tins 18th day of April. lS72
the Plaintiff, James Chick, fled in the office OF
the above panled Justice OF the Peace, his az
ndavit setting forth, that on the 9TH day OF
April 1852. said Plaintiff obtained a Judgment
agzinAt the said Defendant, before, and on the
Docket of Wtlmoth Jones, Esq. late q Justice
OF the Pe4ce of said Fownshl p and IJoiinty. in
the sum Of $40 90 that the same is unsaLisfied
in whole: and there being Justly dpo sheren.
sl6 81, which Judgment has sii1ce beeoTfl dt5r-
pear on the 18th day of June, IS72, at 10 o'ceek-
9. M. and show cause why such judgT ent
shoaid nebbe revived against hi m; and Z stIf-
Hclentcause, be not shown 10 the oontraFy; said
Shall stand revived for rlie aisiouuI
,vkieh the Court shsa dhd "a be due til rfil,gl
a. 9di gsbhuS 3xsJASlES CHICK 8
May 2.6wi lAa ;loa BE Volt nsfL q
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spalding's Glue viii mend your ways,
&c.
The Teeth an AdvertisingMe Medium
Every time lady who uses fragrant
Sozodcnt opens her mouth, she advel-
tises the article. The state Of her teeth
is 8 certificate OF its exoellencs. No
spot dsrkens their surface. no impHrity
ciings to them, the cushions In which
they are set are rosy. and the breath
that swells through them ID sweet a.
the breeze Of June.
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!, ID l''T.,' : t',Notiilolee=,a. / le=,. q

1a1tJ tflI y t14SOlIOOsIII EiIF 10 .
.UlHE undersigned as adfalnistrator pnf, the
estate cf Robert "A. Gray, by virtue OF an
ordef.of the Probate Court OF Belmont Comfy.
Ohfo. wi hoffer ter sale on tRe premisssin Cole
5ias SATURDAY., MAY n 25s 1872 ls !
between ths hours Of 10 a. "a end 4 D. M, the
following dsscrisd real estate belonging 10 the
estate Of said Robert A. Gray, to-wit:' Being
part OF lands purchase by said Robert A. Gray
decd OF on3 Hezekiah Rowles, by deed abeut
June 5th 1862, and recorded In Vol. ~, page I23
Of BsiInont County recofGs, aud of of which
iract 50 pnrchasedlsaid decedeRt sold ta one
Eiias fost about Jog acres. leaving about 5G1z
scseS OF land belonging 10 said estate in the
Southeast u Of Section 3z. Town4hip 7, Range
Which will be. offered for sale. ..f+ =.
i11fifs7 III .fOHN HENDERSnN Z.
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wEregret to cali the attention Of de-
Hnquent subscribers 10 the fact, that
printers needimohey as well % more
Fortunate people IMeI mean thoses who
are one, two, and three years in arrears,
more or less. 50 ~ s5s.-..ss = ~ .ss5sss
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Notice

CHARLES A. FULLER. whose place Of rest \
~ denee Is unknown and cannot Be ascerssiBt
Others this day ffled In the Court OF CommsS
Pleas of Belmont County. Ohio, p-titlos.
against said Fuller, John II +. Heaton and othess
defendants, the ohjec. OF which Ia to exelnt.a
said Defendants fronr any interest In the suns
OF x700 paid to the Probate Judge of EAid Cnur.
> by the Board OF Education Of Beilaire Ctr.
a. compensation Tor lot II In block II IN Rods-
fer's nrst addition 70 Bellairs. Appropriated bp
said Board for school purposes, The defend.
next SkA II ST, CLAIR KELLY.
aple5w uAtsy for PIN,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-02

TAYLOR STRAUDFR of Wheeling,
who murdered his wife about ten days
ago, was arrested IN Pittsburgh on last
Wednesday. Heeenfessed the deed.
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READER, art thou q. married man
and dcst thou keep house : nso, then
miserable sinner, prepare ten days IA
tions, for house cleanins time is here.
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WE have a copy Of the Holt County
Sentinel, published at Oregon. Me-, in
which ve notice the nomination of
T. C. Dlngan,I Esq.u SON Of Commis-
sioner DUNCAN Of this County, for the
Office Of Circuit Attorney In the 18th,
District. In Missouri an Attorney is,
elected fer each Judicial district instead
of for each county as in Ohio. s7 90 nl q
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.Notice.

ELIzABETH McPHEKsON; whose pIaee or
h residence Is ;un known . will take. nutfce
that Hiram 4, McPnerson has 1led in the Court
OF Common Pleas OF BelfronL CCtinty. Ohio a
petition which is now peisdInk in said Court
praying fora divorce from said Elizabeth Mc-
Pherson, on the ground Of wiIlfpl absence for
more than three years. Tie petition will be
for hearing 1.-THE present term s0s said Court.
HIRAM A. MCPHERSON.N q
" BY A. H MpTeHELI,l his att'y.c .a8 !.
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SUICIDE. -On the 18th inst MRS.
Philip Mattern, of Lowell, a married
lady thirty-three years old, committed
suicide by drowning herself in the
Muskingum River. Her body was
found In the canal the next day. She
had been ill for several years, and at
the time Of committing the fatal deed
is thought to have been insane. ~
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use; and every family should have them on hand
FOR their protection and relief, when required.
est, surest and best OF all the Pills With which
the market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood IL purified, the corrupd0ns OF the sys-
whole machinery Of life restored to lis healthy
activity Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by Aysr's Pstts, and
Is changed into health the value of which change,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
II, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
virtues unimpaired fer any length Of time, So
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable
Although searching, they are MUD, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or dlet or
Fuil directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them as q Family Physe,
and for the following complaints, which thess
For Dyspepsia or IndigessiOa, Lasfless-
neas, Langa0r and Loss OF Appetite, they
ash, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For LAver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bslioas Headache, Sick Heads
fous Cole and Biiioas Fevers, they should
be iudciously taken for each case, 20 correct ths
diseased action or remove the distinctions which
: Tor nxsentery or Diarrhasa, but one
mild dose Is generally required.
Il For Rhe1matism, Coat, Grevel. Pals
Side, Hack and Loins, they should be contin.
uorsly taken, as required, to change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy ana Dropsical swellings.
they should be taken In large and frequent doses
to produce the effect Of drastic purge.
For Suppression, . large dose should be
taken, as Ii produces tho desired effect by sym
pathy.
As Dinney Piu, take one or two Pills "a
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occaslonal dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels restores the appetite, and invigorates the
system. Hence It Is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. Ono who feels
tolerably well, ofsn finds that = dose OF these
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
apparatus,
| 'iH -.t fRKfARKD By
Dr. y. G. AYERs CO., Prsesiepl che,ssssts,
f LOWELL, MASS, U. 8. 4.
FoR SALE Br ALL DRUGGISTS EvEzTwGRG
B Sold in st,s.ylalrsville, Ohio, by
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