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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-03
NO. l5e.
THACKERAY AS 4 SNOWMAN,

Years ago, when Thackeray was deliv-
ering his lectures on 1.-The Georges" and
the English Wits and Humorists, y to a
large audience in Southern city, he aslt d
a distinguished literary man what chance
OF success there would be in a certain
other city not many miles away.
II really don't know, Mr.. Thackeray,r
was the reply. Il never succeeded there
But am nobody, and you are great
gun 1t seems to me you ought to succeed
anywhere. Still cannot conscientiously
advise you to make the attempt; YOU
might possibly fail, and lay the blame to
me-"
After some reflection. he added:
"perhaps, if you were to make a
special lecture, compounded of the best
and most diverting parts of two or more
OF your series, you might draw tolera-
bly, good house. But will not guarantee
anything
Thackeray thought the matter over, az
cepted the suggestion, and made up a
compound lecture, advertised, '.billed the
town." and went over.
On his return, his friend met him at the
cars, and after the usual greeting, said,
well, sir, how did you make out ?r
OH said Thackeray, merrily, Il
have been playing the mountebank for a
| sixpence."
What do you mean by that?r
1.-The night, You know was a wretched
Que; the audience was thin, not above
fifty or sixty persons, and more quiet
and absolutely sober set never attempted
to entertain. did my best, but so pro-
found was their respect-their awe, may
say-of me, that not murmur of ap-
plause, not ghost Of smile, escaped
them. Solemnly. sincerely, piously they
stared at me. do believe they thought
l was preaching funeral sermon At the
conclusion of the lecture fully expected
committee to come forward and request
copy of my obituary on the Georges for
publication in the morning paper, and
felt disappointed that the doorkeeper did
not stop me as | went out to put Grape on
my arm and weeper on my hat. 1t was
truly solemn and refreshing season.
The next morning, after paying my ad-
veriising bills and the hoIel charges, l
found l had cleared enough to pay my re-
turn fare to this place, and five dollars
over. Congratnlating myself on this fact,
| strobe jubilentlv down to the station,
and was in the act of stepping on the
train, when l felt myself touched on the
btSh. 1uiuiHp dIOuuO. Utuelu SIuall
man with the aspect of a turnkey, who.
in no complimentary terms, made inquiry,
''Aint yon q man by the name Of
Thackeray?"
THAT is my name. sir
well, didn't you give show here last
night P"
"Why yes. think it was decidedly
show"
"Well. thar's law in this town that
any man that gives show has got to pay
five dollars license for a-givin' Nv the
show, and you didn't pay no license; and
I'm the sargent nv the town. and here's
the bill. and You got to pay it before you
kin git in them keers.'
This was too good. handed the fierce
little sergeant the five dollars, pail my
railroad fare out of my own pocket, and
so," concluded Thackeray, with jolly
laugh. Il played the mountebank for
sixpense, and upon my honor enjoyed
it."-Lippincoh' s Magazine.
, 1872-11-23

emplify the utility and the doings Of our Ger
man Society While 3 few. days ago, late in the
evening, my assistant, 11r. Endres, with si1 i'm
migrants, had gone to q tavern, to recover
money swind1ed ont of them, 3 performance
which be successfully achieved, another imni-
grant called upon me in order to refnd his fam-
i1y, wife and four: children, whom, early in the
morning, he had left in some emigrant house,
He had not the slightest idea over what road he
had, travelled, or at what depot he had arrived;
not tie slightest ide. Of the name of his tavern
keeper, or Of the street, number, or location,
where be had left his family. He simply
had stepped out of the house, had taken
q walk, and entirely lost himself. The
only description he could give Of the lost tavern
was this, that the proprietor Of the house wore
long whiskers, and that there was q big black
dog in the house. With these. points. after
running through the city for about two hours,
succeeded in finding the tavern and returning
my Mecklenburgian friend to his sorrowful
family. Now, if that man, instead Of finding his
way to the German Society, should have hap
pened to fall into the hands Of our police, who,
according to the Ever1ing Posi-, tf are constantly
by their side" he would have been taken care Of
by being locked up, together with criminals, in
one Of those dirty .dens, our police stations.
Experience has Taught, us that this is the way
.:'our policemen are constantly by the side Of
in1mig grants" Yours, &c,
FRITZ. .ANNEKE,
Agent German Society Of Chicago, H.
Chicago, Nov. %, 1872.
, 1872-11-23

Economy, Simplicity, Safety, and Power,
There has long been felt necessity for steam en-
gne which would combine economy, simplicity, SAFE
t., and power, and Jet be portable. This necessity
has been met in tho completion Of an engine wherein
old principles applied in entirely new anner
and with an ingenuity most remarkable. We refer to
the Harrs Patent Rotary Steam Engine, On exh1-
bition, and IN actual operation, 1T No. 86N Market
street, Central Block This engine is not only WON
der and an astoniahment to the mechanical world but
u it ingenuity and simplicity are so wonderfully COM
amazed The chief pecuarites Of this engine in
the boiler and the Of applying tho steam. The
boiler is an upright cylinder, tbs parts Of which
f5a4 e5e screwed t9, together, and so constructed
one part 3ill not affect another By repeated ex-
pefnents this boiler has proven itself absolutely
e1plohve and It may therefore be used with perfect
10 taken apart put together by man, thus MAX
ing it Of especial service tor portable sawus, mining
operations, or farmers. To describe the manner in
tinate knowledge Of steam engines and such m III
Eenu1ty q language as the writer does not POSSESS
sut lev OF ats general advantages may be enu1aer
eEs in fact that the various parts ora 40 peculiar
that new and expensive machinery is required to pro
duce them. While this engine and boiler are entirely
neW IS m aeslgn, they can be constructed in any
ordinary machine shop. Another advantage is that it
ca pe taseo apart or put together by one man and
hauled on the ighst wagon or carried on the bacIe Of
1hus rendering it Of especial service in country
sa",anls farm work, or mining operations. Because
o. me cheapness Of this engine it seems ESPECIALLY
usetul for driving printing presses for all manner
2, uaoes Mnere steam power would be applied but for
lne is being exhibited by its inventor who 1rnnoses
to sci limited number Of Stats rights VIII not CHI
cago capitalists interest themselves in this invention
which shall build up extensive machine worfs2 N1an
Of these engines in use at the East Thcra thaSS
have given most perfect satisfaction. '
, 1872-11-23
Company, :. Theodore Weber; assumpsit, 500; Vim.
4 Holden attorney.-Same V. Thomas Lynch; assump-
Elt, s., 600 same attorney.
The SUPERIOR CQuRI.

Nudge Gary.]
e4cenioas * ~ 7ls tine t. s 6 Of
phy cause set for Monday next 2,82o-Blsckall y.
Lamar Insurance Company; Court finds for plaintiff,
TurnSereln y. commereial INSURANCE oonuonv iadR.
ment 6o5. s19o-knolt Y. Perry; appeal dismissed
Tita psocsdenao at as{endanta costs for want Of
der 3,342-OVington =. Lee order OF 1ih inst. set
aside, and exceptions by plaintiff 3,24s-Hathaway y
eesoe y Insaaanes s95ng
s,l5AHayvard ,: Knudsen; default. s,1oo-
plaintiff to amend all papers and proceedings by
mating form Of acdon covenant: 3,1o1-schureman
e. a. y Same; same o5asr 5ds =
Insurance Company; default. Street h Wayne, Of
obataed, '. Thompson Short: leave to ale petition;
deai Of Toahstt a to eoast
defendants not guilty, and property in T. II. Bradley,
s.. Sheriff. ats, and qdgmeat md rsterno habendo:
damages; motion for new trial
ca4soER7. Montgomery; leave to
answer by first day OF next term. 730George r. Jane
Ann Thorp; proof Of publication default and refer
Of Chicago March ct al; demurrer Of Abbott ovet-
ruled, and rule to in ten days. 883Marie '.
John B. Tack; proof Of publication, default and ref
erence to Magruder. 28-o'Brten '. Sullivan dis
missed By complainant's solicitor.
NEW -sUITS
eeed Biz ayo5ss o
cite and Julia B. Hubbard; petition for mechanics
lien Y; II. Greenwood, attorney: 4, 41,A7-chicago
thsn Edwards petition for mechanics lien ". ".
Perkins, attorney. He@Paul Rothbarth y. Caroline
and c999ed s9aeaas sohae peon for LEN
divorce cruelty, deserion, and profanity alleged
4, ,42o-aorge ". Travor CO.. for use Of Wn- Hsnley,
attorney. I,z2iHeary Greeasbaun s CO. '. Scan,
dinavian Natona Bank Of Chicago; assnmpsit s. 600;
E. Russo assnmpsit 81 600; George Gardner, attor-
ney. Il ,42s-John Daley Y. Y. T.. Templeton; Is
q. Gilbert . Lovra Taylor and al whom it may COZ
eern; petition to establish and confirm title to Sub
dots 9a g and ID p M IN aig1ns e absrts sabdt.
aaarter Of section 81; Town: ss, north Of
gs aags ase essz sIne 9sass fc2 ssos m &C.
subdivision. 4, ,42s-Mary D. Allen ). samo; same
for sub1ots 49, 4, md u il same subdivision Il 427
petition to supply record. a, 428-Robt. Q: Fuller,
e ahays % R3, Nd ms.S 5ehn msoy;
McLeland and sags =. Nick. T. Garth assu1npsit,
$1,000; Geo. s. sandercock: 4, ,43o-schmidt md
at, $1,000; G. s sandeseocf, attorney ,lsi~ssme
=. David Reed and Jas. Dawson; $4,000. 4, 49,
John 5 J. Montagns gHeo '. mo G. Frank and Herman
oBnen =. Repinnig; same. Il 4l,4a5-Benhamv Y. Pratt;
4, 1,437-Margaret J. Krebs r. Joseph J. Blanchard;
confession Of Judgment note Of $1,000. q, 49,
John q, Mortimer ct al. Y. Charles E. Godfrey; as
sunnpst s. 600; Carter, Becker & Dale, attorneys.
u, ,45a-AIbert R. Cooke y: Hugh Brown;
toEuey. Il, E,AQ-McCarthy =. Doane ct
n. appeal. 4, ,441-Wrn. q. Lunt ct al. '. Hugh
lIaher debt 81 1885, damages 81 600; hugh 4. White
attorney. Il, 1,442-stephen R. Liant Ut al. '. 3. n.
we1ch md u. II. Reynolds assumpait, $1,000; ssno
, 1872-11-23
THE COUNTY COURT,

IVHugE WH{EQfE.I =
John Hund Jacob Becker's claim Withdrawn, with
original notes: Lorenzo Eldridge; Administrators
file their account within ten days, and pay costs,
Silas ". Port; citation to Administrator,
return2ble 29th November at 10 a. H.,
to have an award made for widow. Mary E. Clark
decree Of Superior Court, establishing Will, to be
spread Of record. Robert Wilson; John Reid ordered
estate; leave to to sell personal property
BY private sale. Styles sturges; citation to G. Il.
tory approved George Kebolt; inventory, appraise-
11ent1 and award approved. Johann Phillip; will
proven; letters testamenary to F. ". Ettinghausen
and his bond for $500 approved. Hubert
Her1g: widows selection filed. Edward A. Nc
1achn ct al, minors inventory and accounts Of guar
dian approved Andrew Tulley; charge Of appraisers,
ConBtantn Dagni Ales restored aud administrators
discharged from citation. In the atter Of Hiram g.
Roberts, jury ta for alleged fraud, submitted to
Court and jury discharged Court finds the charge not
proved; defendant discharged.
, 1872-11-23

w.-s1a-Howehvs Marford l File 1nzpr.nce fon,,
pany; on motion ot plaintiff by attorney, defendant
ruled to plead by Dec. !, 1872 6i8-Hough '. Wood
xut parties by attorneys, and jury came again
". G. Alderman Y. ThaInas Wickham application to
restore Judgment q neh 1869, and sane to be heard
second Monday Of February, 1875.
mnrTer to bill Submitted to Court BY agreement upon
written arguments, asnd taken under n4viseroent.
EEV SUITS.
". g. Alderman '. Th,s. Wickhasa application to
restore Judgment IN aston for eectment from the
west ha Of the souhea quarter Of Section 15 Town
ship p north, and Range east OF the 4th principal
meridian.-Janes Leffal + Co., pf Springfield g.,
=. John Dement,, and Moses jerome, Of Dixon, Lee
Go%3n:y H. pa1nersa assunpai 5000; Lyman &
, 1872-11-23

In Salisbury, Mass, Saturday, Samuel Dow
convicted Of larceny, while left alone few min
utes, attempted to escape! and was caught by the
neck in such q manner that he was unable to ex-
tricate himself. He was dead Hhen found. He
was 60 years old, and leaves family.
, 1872-11-23
THE CRIMINAL COURT,
{E1@ VfNVtI@utEsf6 wv
E.T9s{}f7e Porttr7

: =. [JtadJe F0TteT.1
James Dillon, larceny; plea Of guilty; eleven months
IN the Reform School Frank Watson jury trial !;
larceny from house on Wabash avenue; term fixed
ut ten years in the Penientlary. Fuller 4 Rainforth
jury trial; Jury discharged.
, 1872-11-23

BANKRurrcy.-2-121-Peyto 3. Chandler; order to
assignee to sell certain properly {eee notes.. 21o7-
Peter Adler on petition leave to assignee to sell land
It public auction free of mortgages after 20 days no
to tho parties hoting incunbrances. 2,1oIDauiel
Mason adjudication By defalt; warrant retuznable
before johnson, Dec. %, 1872.
-. Il NEW 6Urs.~
Thco1ax I1uckfY tnsat1naa z fha EIn.nn fnanranna
, 1872-11-23
Removal,


G. r Randall Co., architects, hare removed to the
Morrison Block, Of Clark and Madison stracts
, 1872-11-23

Will open hls new establishment to-day at the OLD
stand no 1913 South Clark street, and invites cali
from aQ bis old friends and the public in general
, 1872-11-23

On Satufdaya th1s tFa1o VII Be to ChampolGn.
Chica9o, indianapolis s. Cincinnati Through
Line, via hnukaIee Koute.
Trains arvo and depart from the Great Contral Rstrosd
Depot foot Of Lakest For through ckets and aleep-
ingcar berths apply at Ticket Office Is Canast coz
ncr Madison; l20 7eshington fremont House, cor
msr q Cong1essst and Michigau-ay a1ao, foot Of
Daily, e1cept ~
Gu1day. Daily,
Su!CaSu- eUu SGD ..
Arrive At Indianapolis 42up $3.50 !. NJ
Arrive At Cincinnati .....-.... $50 p 9:I5 T. N.
d1S.ns strive at Ca1ca9o st 90 T. NJ and 915 m.
Only line running Saturday night train to Cincinnati
alaepers on night trims.
, 1872-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,

It regulates tho stomach, wind colIc and CAUSES
natuEa1 alaan. It II \ substitute for castor oil.
, 1872-11-23
RAILROAD THE TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEP PAI}I IR}IIlJRR OF TRAINS.


Chicago, Burlington <x 1u;ncy Ruilrond-
Do2ots-Foot of Lae-st. Irdau1-a7, a:1d S.Steaath.
ST., and Canal aud Si1teanth-sts. Ticket Office IN
Briggs House and at Dcpots.
, 1872-11-23


Chicago Is Alton Railroad.
Chicago, Altoa 4 st. Louis Through Line, and Lousi-
{An. short from Chicago City.
Union Depot West Side, ne1r Madison-st. bridge.
ST. Louis i Springfield Express,
Wis afain nLue,,,..,,...,, g Is .. N. g 8:DQ 0. m
Kansas City Fast Express, yiA
Jaeksonvilc, ILL.,, and Louisi-
ana, No. s9:15 =. n. $500 2. N.
Wennna, Lacon, Washington
Express Nosern Divisional. s4:53 .. N. $50 p. n.
Joliet Dwight ACCOMMODATION sI;5O D. m .9Iu T. q.
st. Louis Springfield Light
ming Express, Wis Main Ilnc,
and also via Jacksonville d.
Kansas City E1press Wis JAck-
sourie. ILL.,, Louisiana, No. y 90 D. m. 5T15 H. NJ
Jefferson City Express UU b. N. &3l5 a. u1
Peoria, Keokuk Bur1n E1.... s9;00 :. IA. ss:GOp. ua
Except Sunday. +E1- Saturday. SEE. Monday.
tDatly yi1 Main Line, and daily oIcept Saturday, via
jacksonville DisisIon. iDaily, va Main Lue and datly
except Monday, via Jacksonville Division.
Illinois Central RaiIroud,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20
M. GUTMAN & co.
CLoTH In O.
Cheapest and Finest Grades
AT
M. GUTMAN q CO.'S.

ADVERTISE FOR rHs HoLrDAYs.-Mer.
chants should not forget that already
many people are preparing for the
Christmas holidays, and that in fact
they are only little over q month dis
tant. The adsge of the early bird
catching the worm will apply to this
business, and the merchant who is first
in the market with the best goods, and
commands all the means within his
reach to inform the buying public Of
what he has to sell and where he is to
be found, is the one who will do the
most prosperous trade during the holi-
DAYS. For this reason we urge on the
business men OF Wheeling to begin now
to let the people know where they can
purchase cheap and elegant articles for
holiday gifts, and not wait until our
fellow citizens learn from the well filed
advertising columns of the Eastern
press where such bargains can be had
in their localities Thousands Of dollars
can be kept in circulation at home if our
merchants act promptly, wisely and
literally in this business. We give
them our advice gratis, aud our adver-
Using columns at reasonable rates, to
protect their interest and increase their
prosperity. Let them not forget either.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20

POLICE CoURr The Police Court
yesterday promised two first class
items, but they didn't pan out, one being
settled and the other continued.
John McAdams was arrested on a
charge of having committed an assault
and battery on Thomas Marshall, on
Monday. Marshall did not appear to
prosecute, and the case was continued
until this morning.
Robert Marshall, Jr., was charged
with having assaulted aud battered 10.
seph Porter, on Mooday. When the
case was called Porter said he would
withdraw the charge if Marshall paid
the costs. 1t was ordered to be 30 dis.
posed OF.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20

STOLE CoAT.-Monday night as
John Maxwell, new artist on US, was
passing Kraus & Bros clothing estab-
lishment, No. 81 Main street, between
Quincy and John, he took a fancy to
an overcoat that was hanging in front
of the store. Snat;hiug it from the nail
he made off with it. His actions were
noticed by some persons in the store
and he was followed and captured. He
was lodged in Jail on Monday night and
on yesterday he was taken before Squire
job nston for examination. The offense
being proved, Maxwell WAS sent to jail
in default of $500 bail for his appear
ance at the next term Of the Circuit
Court. The coat being valued at 50
only, John loses a first-rate chance to
90 to Moundsville.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20

IMpoRrANr.-Among the great num-
Der OF agents now canvassing IN this
city and the surrounding country. there
seems to be a diversity Of opinion in
reference to the qualities OF the various
sewing machines now being offered for
sale. In this connection it is important
to those interested to know where to
obtain a machine that will come up to
all the requirements and render entire
satisfaction. This, we believe, the Gel.
ebrated Lock Stitch Sewing Machine"
of the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company. will do. This machine, be-
sides possessing all the individual mer-
its OF other sewing machines, makes a
much greater variety CT sewing with
the least adjustment. The work from
this machine is accurate. perfect and
beautiful, whilst the simplicity Of the
mechanism renders it little liable to de.
rangement The Company's office and
salesroom in this city are at No. SO
Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20

Nor TRUE.-James Nuby reqnest- us
to cay that it is not true that he was
required to pay fifteen cents a bushel
Tor load Of coal ard two dollars for
hauling, as was reported to US on Nom
day. He paid only ten cents per bushel
tor the coal and made the driver a
present of two dollars Tor having accom-
modared him with the load. We are
glad to know that this case is all right,
but we do know Of a CAGE where $ll
was charged for little over Fl ty bush =
els OF coal, and SO does Mr.. Johnston,
of the REGISTER job rooms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20
HENRY JACOBS is selling all wool
cas,imeres. worth 81 *. for n 25.

ANOTHER FIzzLE.-Pne Second Branch
OF Council tailed 10 get a quorum last
night, and, alter waiting until 9 o'clock
adjourned to meet to night. Thirteen
OF the members were on time. 1t takes
fourteen to make a quorum. Had 1t
been possible to have obtained the pres
ence of the other member tonights
meeting would have been unnecessary.
The employees Of the city cannot get
their pay until the Council passes on
their bills, and as they are all laborlng
men-workmen under the Street Com
missioner and at the water works-thls
failure to get their wages comes hard
on them. Let US hope a quorum viii!
be present tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20

CAPTAIN GREEN RE-CAPTURED. 1.-The
noted burglar, Captain Green, who
made his escape from our jail some two
years ago, while the late T. J. Camp
bell was Sheriff, was re-captured in
Cincinnati yesterday. he was arrested
while here, it will be remembered, for
entering the residence of Mr.. Bassett,
Centre Wheeling, with Randall Tristler
and others, and made his escape by
means Of false key. 1t seems as if the
Sheriff has no need Of Captain Green
here now. The witnesses against him
are all gone and it is doubtful if he
could be convicted. Detwiler is in
Missouri, we hear; Levi Reed is a fugi
tive, and Mr.. Bassett has removed his
residence from the city, If We do not
nistaks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20
We recommend the Grover & Baker

We recommend the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine because it is the best +;
because it accomplishes the most and
best work with the least trouble; be-
cause the stitch is the most durable as
we'll as the most beautiful; because it is
the only one adapted to all kinds of
work and every variety Of material ;
because it is more simple and more
easily understood than the others, and
because it never fails to give the most
entire and perfect satisfaction. These
popular machines can be seen and tested
by calling at the Company's elegant
salesroom, No. SO Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20

The FIRE DEPAR1MENr.-Chief VIM
der, finding that, Notwithstanding his
constant and unweried efforts to pre-
vent it, his horses have taken the pre-
vailing epidemic. is organizing the fire
department 80 as to be ready for any
emergency that may arise. The S xth
ward engine horses being all sick. the
workmen in the Belmont and RIVER
side mills have nobly. and generously
offered their services to drag the steamer
and hose cart to fire, should one occur.
They will be under tn. control Of N.
Reister, E-q., who has been acting as a
member of the Board Of Control since
W. II. Harrison moved from the city.
The Fourth ward engine horses were
attacked Yesterday morning, and asimi-
lar organization OF the citizens to that
of the S xth must be made in that ward.
We know the East Wheeling men will
respond as nobly to the requirements OF
the town as their fellow citizens in
Centre Wheeling, and that company
of volunteers six hundred strong, if
need be, will volunteer to day.
The First ward engine horses have
not yet taken the disease, but it's appear
ance in the stable is hourly looked for.
Andrew Sweeney will receive the names
of all the citizens of North Wheeling
who will run wild de masheen" during
the existence of the epizooty. The
shops and mills of the First ward will
furnish noble material to help the
city in case OF conf ,gration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20
SEE the new Cameo Medallion Pho
tographs at the Partridge Gallery.

LARCENY OF Doors. Monday Pat
Malloy saw a pair Of boots hanging out
in front of Jacob Lsndfried's store on
Main street, nesr Monroe, and conclud,
ing that they were just his ct, bought
them without saying anything to Land
fried about the transaction, aud cleared
out. On yesterday one Of the boots
was recovered. Pstsey, hearing that q
State warrant had been issued for his
arrest, cleared out with the other boot,
and had not been captured at last &C.
counts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-20

FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND. Five
hundred thousand bottles OF Green's
August Flower have been sold in this
State in three months. We only ask
YOU to 90 to any drug store in Wheel
ing, w. Va, and get bottle Free Of
Charge, or regular size at IS cents.
Every bottle warra nted to cure Dys-
pepsia or Liver Complaint, Sick Head
cache, Costiveness, Heartburn, Water
Brash, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, I'M
pure Blood and all disease caused bv
impure blood or deranged stomach and
liver. Try it
L. NJ. GREEN, Proprietor.
WnoDBrRy. \. 7.