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The F aVorite Soa .,
Manulacnrrdh by & REID, Wheeling, ", Va

| claim that II cannot be rxcrllcd, l-l, Ia pur
ty and quality; I'd, In economy, because ii -
firm and hard ~ soon rs made and will moi shrink
when exposed 10 the atmosphere like murl
soaps do. 1t will therefore wash halt rs much
more ~ The s0apJ now in market at the same
price; 81, For perfection in washing Inu must
wash witha pure, clean SOAP or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. I've he FdrOriLe SON And
yuu will have no more trouble getting yuur
clothes white and iaulllrss, and guarantee that
It will not inJnrc the skin or the most delicate
fabrics. 9TH, claim for 1t AL advantage over All
others in that II will bear leaving in water for
or 10 hours without injufing II. Other soaps arr
rendered useless by rOrgettinG them in the tmn
or basin after using. Please enquire Ol yunr
grocer for the FavOrite Soap, and you viii IL,
convinced that II is the best.
CAUTION bar Is stamped ".VlHsrs' aud
D6chdUiCS' FdrOrit Soap, mdnuIdciurfI hy s
Rdi. WtGiNg, w., Ia"
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale nv
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
anE3H Wheeling, W. Va,
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\ WANT SUPPLIED.

TO supply want felt for a real genuine good
article OF Soap at reasonable price, the under
signed IL now manufacturing such All article, ~
all testify who have seen and used
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For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
eilcctual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores ,tdded
or gray haH
to its OTginoi
color, with the
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TO WHOM ASSESSED,
t'nd rs":f''
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TO WHOM ASSESSED,
(andremsrks)
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70 WHOM ASSESSED,
land remarks.)
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OF tax for curbing And paving foot
way, on interest from December
.iFitapstrics, jams I.....
Third and fourth installnents Of tax
Tor curbing and paving SootWay on
intereet from June IS, lS4. Si29 %
18l2h,.. .yFftzhugh, John W...........
Flint end secood instAllmepts OF tsx
Tor cons6netnG sev9, On interest,"
from Janaary Q, ls51........ 1lOa.s2
First and second insfaiiIents Of ~
lor Constructing ssvse, % interest
- ron January 3, ls71., ,e7&75
" - '.tAy,ss1.. .........,-..........
Fifth instAnnans Of vaSer ~ op|
interest from Jslr 4, lso6- 90. !. "a "a
Having front e twenty f6es onl
north III sHeek, Dext Adjoining thel
west nine feet sx inches Of said lot
and running back the same width
one hundred and eight feet.
3*@s0 As-r 0wiees John L.....................l
fnst and SECOND anstAllmepts OF taxi
~ for curbipg spd psving foetwsy, on
interest fr0@ ARg. q. $50. .S36 81
1eaDg the west twenty i've feet.
front OF said lot By the depth
'f'l.......... p 10. -.
Il EIret and second instalmsnts Of taxi
ior curbtng end psvtag fsotWsy, onl
. ha insersstfrom July q, 1s7o... -6os o3
~sssesssss' Ax.sO i
tfnst and second installnsph Of tax
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terest from j uly 1, 1895. .... ass 81
Beginning st the southweet corner
OF said LOT, and RAINING north one
hundred and forty-Gx feet six
inches, thenos east seventy feet,
thence southerly thirty feet, thence
west fifty-four feet four inches,
thence south seventv-ope feet i've
inches, .1ence southerly thirty feet,
thence westerly along New York
avenue forty-shree feet eight inches
to the place Of beginning.
Foller John
Beginning ~ the northeast corner or
said lot three, thence south fifsy-
three feet by and With Q four foot
alley, thence west thirteen feet.
thence north fifsy-thres feet, thence
east thirteen feet 30 the place Of be-
ginning.
Fsuth, Julius.
Beginning one hundred feet from
the line OF New jersey avenue,
thence east along the line between
lots twenty and twenty-one, TWEEN
ty-six feet eight inches to alley,
thence south along the line Of the
alley twenty-five feet nix inches,
thence west twenty-six feet eight
inches, thence north twensy-two
feet six inches 10 the place Of be-
piupfup.
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ADECIDEDLY new sensation is promised
us on the 18th of August Tho famous
NJ. Plantamour, Professor of Astronomy
at Geneva, has discovered new comet
which, 1t is declared, exceeds in size
any similar meteor hitherto known
Of BY the elaborate calculations of this
learned observer, the new comet Is dart.
ing directly toward our globe with prodi.
gious velocity, and will come into coils.
ion with 1t on the 18th Of August, as
Aforesaid. The approach Of this terrific
object will he hcralded by m extraordi
nary degree Of heat; and the catastrophe
cannot possibly be avoided unless by q
DETECTION, not now to be prognosticated
produced by the comet impinging on tho
attractive scope Of some other heavenly
body. We believe that this alarming
prophecy corresponds with one Of DR.
Cnmmings' more recent announcements
and, if so, science and religiOn-or one
eccentric representative OF twill for
once and unequivocally be in accord. The
inhabitants Of the earth will have at least
this consolation, that after the Plantamour
comeslwithin the range Of telescope oh,
servation, and becomes visible 10 the
naked eye, there will yet be long time
for them to set their houses in order and
prepare for the eternal smash" that must
ensue.-N J. Times.
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PURaATIvE PILLS have become set
tied necessity with the American people
Indeed, cathartics always have been and
always must be used, in some form, by
all mankind. In this county the pilulal
form of administration has been growing
in favor since pills were first made, o.
Aloes and Rhubarb, rolled into ball
Their high position in the public conf.
dence has finally been secured and fasten.
edinto permanency by AYERS CATHAR,
TIC PILLS, the most skllllul combination
of medicine for the diseases they are in.
tended to cure, that science can devise OF
art produce. Those who need pills, nc
longer hesitate what pills to take if they
can get AYERS PILL-Rhee'iNg VA,
Press. .'........... -....... .....
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aforesaid population of 1898, are cnti.
lied TO Three delegates, and have q irac.
tional surplus Of population, or an actual
population Of 6,066 to each delegate.
Harbour and Taylor, with an aggregate
population Of 1850, are made q delegate
district, and given one delegate, or the
two counties Rree Notwithstanding ne
basis for q delegate in those counties a
fraction over $500, or in actual numbers
G,550S.
Your memorlalist has not been able
from the reading of the report of the
committee TO ascertain by what lust rule
It gives 10 certain counties having popu.
lation q little in excess Of 6, 900, and others
less than'4 1000, one delegate, and TO coun.
ties with population a little In excess OF
1900 too delegates, and only gives 10
certain other counties, having a popula.
ton OF over 10000, but one delegate.
Richie and Calhoun, with an aggregate
population Of 1904, are made a delegate
district and given two delegates; and so
too, PochahontaS and Webster, with an
aggregate population OF 500, arc given
one delegate. al
And Hardy with population of 5,51S:
Brooke, 5I4C4; Logan, 6,194; and Lincoln,
6,053 are each given one delegate. Again,
Writ with population Of 4,S44; Boone,
1858; Grant 9, 467; Nicholas, 4,45e; Han.
cock, 1903; Gilmer, 4,3l5, and Raleigh,
a.gI8, arc each given one delegate. *
Surely il population Is made tho basis Of
representation the fnla ahnull Ia naIn
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Representation IN the Legislature
The Injustice Ofthe Scheme Adopt.
ed by the Convention. -

Representation IN the Legislature
The Injustice ofthe Scheme Adopt.
ed by the Convention.
The following memorial has been pre-.
sentcd to the Convention:
10 the Convention nov assembled 10 deli6er-
ate on amendments to The Slate COnStitu.
ton:
Your mcmorialist having read with
deep interest the report OF the Committee
on the Legislature Department Of Coy
eminent, finds therein much to approve;
but begs leave 10 most respectfully ask
the Convention to so amend tho report as
to constitute The counties of Lelois and
UpShur a deIegdte district, and gire to them
one delegate. aszs=1.,sz.'
Lewis and Upshur have Aa aggregate
population of Is, 10S, and by the report Of
the committee, are only given two dele.
gates, or each one delegate, whilst the
counties Of Gilmer, Nicholas, Raleigh
and Morgan, with an aggregate popula.
ton of 1874, are given four delegates,
thus giving to the population in those
counties, twice the representative weight
that Is given to 1t In the counties Of Lewis
and Upshur, bRa 'i,a 70.
Again, Writ, Grant and Hancock, with
an aggregate population Of 1854, arc
given threo delegates, or each one dele
gate; and Marion county, with a popula,
lion Of l2,107, is given two delegates
which constitutes q basis OF B05St o.
population TO the delegate. Adopting
this number as the basis Of single repre-
sCntation, Lewis and Upshur, with The
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, February 2S.-GoLp-
Active and higher; closing with sales Al
III. Loans were from to 8per cent fol
carrying and / per cent to 1.6f for. use
Clearings 1886, 100000. a..s i :.
GovERNMENTs- Strong and higher, in
sympathy with gold. 5 70 .,t- p
'MoNEy-ACtive and strong this p. NJ.
at Z per cent, currency, to Z per cent,
gold ; and late in the day the stock bro.
kers paid 1.S2 to !, per diem. H-Tf
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GhtQntettftsgsnesr.
DIES IRE.

-
rTho following is an excellent transit
!, hv a Wheeling lady Of a Latin Poel
rirI has received the enthusiastic enct
i mn" If Goethe, DR.. Johnson, Sir Wa
. ," Sco,t md other distinguished mel
ia soii iha, DR.. johnson always wei
r. reading the 10th stanza, The Earl c
scommon expired with the I'm vers
Gislius, The TRANSLATION first appeare'
the HerarE Daily AdreTttser'l
I.
nav Of wrath, that day Of burning
AIishall melt, TO ashes iRrnlng'
A. iorptold by sCtra Discerning
II.
Ont what fear shIll y chgehGet, ,o,,o,
When the Judge ehall eVI'c ~ .'"'''
Strict 10 mark aud Just 10 rehueF'
III.
T,umDet scattering sounds OF wonder,
pendInp Erpulchfes ashndet,
Mail r.sIsilcss summons thunder
".
All aghast then death shall SILVER,
"a Sr..t Natures frame shall CULVER,
W I Inc graves their dead deliver
v.
Hook where every acts recorded,
All events all time afforded,
Shall Ne brought, aud dooms awarded
D. VI.
When shall sit the Judgc urcntng,
HGlIunfoid allhere occurring,
No atfct vengeance then deierring.
.-rI..f.L WI.
What shall | say that time pending
ASK what advocates befhending!
When the Just man needs defending.
VIII.
King almighty and all Knowing,
CIraeC to sinners freely showing.
Save me, tount Of good o'erllowIng.
.',.rr X.
Thlnk, oh Jesus, for what reason
Thou cndured'st earth's spite and treason,
Nor lose mol IN that dread season.
...... Y.
Seeking mo thy worn feet hAstch,
On the cross thy soHl death tested,
Let such labor not be wasted.
Al.
Righteous Judge Of retrlbutIOn,
Grant me perfect abSolutiOn
Ere that day OF execution.
. XII.
Culprltlikc. I-heart oil broken,
On my cheek shame's crimson token
Plead the pardoning word be spoken.
xii.
Thou who Mary gav'st remission,
ueartl'st tho dying thiers petition,
Choerdst with hope my lost condition.
XIV. 49,
Though, my prayers do nothing merit,
What Is needful, Thou confer II
Lest endless fire inherit.
XIV.
Md the sheep place decide me,
And from goats on LETT divide me,
Standing on the right beside Thee;
XVI.
When the sccursed away arc driven,
To eternal bnrnings given,
Call me with the bleSt 70 Heaven.
XVII.
beseOCh Thee PROSTATE lying
Heart ~ ashes Contrite, sighting,
Care for me when am dying.
XVIII.
On that awful day of wAillng,
Human dcstInIes unwilling,
When man rising, stands before Thee,
Spare the cnlprtt, God Of Glory.
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DTOCKS-On the STOCK EXcnange, onion
Pacific was the. feature sales regular and
seller, 8, were at q difference of I; Dor.
rowing rates ranged from flat to \ +; the
general speculation, aside from Union
Pacific fluctuations, comprised within t
to per cent. The feeling was alternate.
ly weak, and firm, closing with q lower
range Of quotations than on Wednesday
last, and business generally was limited
in extent and market dull.
STATE BoNDs-Southern States sccuri
ties on the last call, were frmer in Ten.
nesses heavy in South Carolina, and dull
in other bonds.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 23.-FLouR-De.
mand active, and prices advanced full Is
cents for choice winter. ~.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. 9 Spring Chica.
go, 81 este. Corn-No. 3 mixed $3.50.
Oats-No. 9, sec. Ryc-NO. 9, 74a75c.
Barley-Spring No. 9, G0a6O!c.
PRovIsIoNs--Pork -$12 491a12 40.
Lard-Sc. Green ank bulk meats, firm
at previous quotations.
'HoGs-Range at 81 15a1 IS.
WusKY-S7c.
Cincinnati. Market. Ia,-.
CINCINNATI, February 3d. FLOUR
Firm; family, SO 50a0 IS. ...z
GRAIN Wheat - Red at 81 Goal 60.
Corn-47c. Oats-40aA5c. Barley-70a
SOC. .+ '.t''a..
GRoCERIEs-Unchauged.
OH.s-Steady.
-EdGs-2la2ec. -.a ,t.
BUTTTER-20a25c. ~
CnEEsE-Factory, 1Ga1G1c. -..a.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-$132 % asked. Lard
-9a9tc asked. Bulk Meats-43a8sa6;c.
Bacon-Sales shoulders at &c; sides, &c,
seller four months, cantbe bought on spot
at 70. .sas sla
HoGs-$4 60a5 90.
WTusRY-S6c. n.
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New York Dry Good, DTorEet.

New York, February 23-The mar.
kct is fairly active, and prices generally
are on the rise. Lonsdale cambric mus.
Inns, which sold this morning at eSc, are
now oslo; Amoskeag do. are up to i8ic;
Androscoggin do, 72.inch, 19a20c; Boats
are up to 14tc; A, 15c; do. r, 15taiGc; do.
3, 1910; Hollowell, 2 do, 14c; Laconia,
8 by bleached sheetings are up to 35c;
and 0 by do. 70 40c; Pequot, Q BY 4 do,
35c; do. % by A do, 62ic; Pepperell, 8 by
4 do, are up 70 35c; 0 BY 4 do. 10 4Oc; 10
by 4 do, 70 45c, andlf by A do. to 5ec;
Pepperell Jeans Of OIL kinds are M 10 per
yard. American atanl dc 10 higher /;
ticks are also high0rf Omega NE ad.
vanced 10 2oc (; q b A D AZ. 2gc ID A G
A,yard wide, Sic Alinnehhha extra, do,
are sc higher York L, af6 advanced TO
23c; and Clarke 80 inch ticks, TO 2Gc,
Prints generally arc steady at 1lic for
fancy colOrs; Pacific Mills have been
obliged to make some revision OF their
various grades 81 ladies' dreas goods, as
they opened relatively low, and iwcol and
cotton keep advancing. Brown drills are
a halI.ccnt higher,
New York Market.
NEw York, February 23.-CorroN-
Less active and lower middliug uplands
22ic. '''T''
FIoUR-Less active; superfinc western
and State SO 1OaG 80; common 10 good
extra So 70a7 90; good 10 choice 81 O5a
z GO; white wheat extra 81 GOa7 IS.
GRAIN-Wheat-. Dull; winter red west.
crn 81 GSa1 GO. Rye-Dull; western SOC.
Barley and MNlt-Unchanged. Corn
New western mixed 7Oic; yellow western
7lc. Oats-Dull; western and Ohio lila
53. 49,.
GRoCERIEs-Co Coffee Dull; Rio lola
9l!c. Sugar-Fair request; refining ola
0sc; Cuba 0a9lc. Molasses-Quict; N. o.
4Sa6Oc. llice-Steady and firm at SIC.
WmsKY-Unchangcd at Ole.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. 23-CATT1E
Arrivals-Fair; market slow; best Gtto &c;
stockers, A to 4ic; prospects, fair.
SHEEP-Arrivals-Light; market dull
prospects, unfavorable; best, u to Sc; me.
dium, Clio &c; common, 8 10 &c.
HoGs- Arrivals y Fair; market dull;
prospects, dull; Philadelphia, s. 40 TO
$500; Workers, 81 so to $475.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February FLOUR :
Quiet; extra western, 81 25a7 IS.
GRATN-Wheat firm. Corn dull; mixed
western, 8Iaesc, Oats dull but un.
changed. Barley, QSc a$l 05. Ed
PRoyEsloNs-Mes pork firm at $l4 so.
Bulk shoulders, 5ta5tc; bulk sides. O8a7c;
clear rib slices, 7a7{c. Bacon-Shoulders
6ic; sides, 79aSc; clear rib sides, SaS4c
Hams, 13a14c. Lard firm At 9Ic. =
BurrER-WesteFn very firm.
WmsKY-921c,
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THE CAPITAL.

Tho Discussion In the Convention
on Regulating the Debt-.HOn-
Orable Attitude OF Messrs.
Wiley, Wheat and
Pendleton.
The Reputation Issue Clearly I'M
derstood. .r
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DIR. JOHNSON

Member q the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon.
aon, dfaduate OF ono Of tho most ointment Coi.
legeg IN the United States, and the greater pSrt
Of whose liie has boon spent in tho Hospitals Of
ae SnIoa, pars Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
Snscted some OF the most astonishing cures thAt
Mefe eyer known. Many troubled with rlneine
IN me mead and ears when asleep, great nervous.
neee, being alarmed o. sudden sounds, bashful.
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some.
lime mes WY arrangement Of mind, were cured
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.YsTERsl OYSTERS OYSTERS

JOHN g. HKPTLY, in Odd Pellows' Hall
lorna his friends that he 10 now receiving daily
the aneat Oysters ever brought to this market,
which he win sell at wholesale OF by tho can ut
The lowest possible rates. Remember the place.
Call and supply yourselves with delicious bI.
VAlVes, augaa
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ORGANIC WEAKNEoo

In nI,lt ll5ItIy cured and MI vlR0r Ieetorod .
rms q pessinR atleetlOn, which renders lIie
i,eSsfanie SDd Impossible, 10 ihe penalty
Saio oy me victims OF improper induIgences,
nom not being aware Of tho dreadful conss
9uencee that may ensuo. Nov, who Thai under.
stands the subject will pretend To deny that ira
power Of Phocroation ii lost sooner BY those AN.
Besides being deprived Of tho tileasure Of healthy
onsprinG, the most serious and destructive symp.
toms OF both body and mind arise, The Rystenn
Secomes de!anged, tho Physical and Menlal
E EalCaong MeaEened, Loss OF Provocative Power,
me Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
4na wasting q tho Frame, Cough, Consumption
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YODNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n certain nyse.
pee, lndulged In when alone, a habit ffenuertIv
leSssaed nom eyel companions or at school, Tie
es at o. which are nightly felt, even when
ss and, Il not cured, renders marriage i'm
PCSsiI99e, aud destroys both mind and body,
mnAt plJthata young man, the hope OF his
coa tnLyS inc pride OF his parents, should be
SInAEcnea nom AL prospects and enjoyments OF
NE Lny me consequences OF deviatInS from the
erst b u IRAteIe. and induging in certain sc
niSt, naOi@ such persons must, before contem-
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRIEST:
The many thousands cured OF this establish
merous important surgical opera Hons performed
~ Dr. Johnston, Witnessed by the reporters Of
l4S SeH and many other papers, notices al
winch have appeared again and again before the
public, besides his standing as q gentleman Of
ensdoctet and Tespectability, is sufficient guar
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marie ....... IN - - y
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MARRIAGE

renect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubIal hap.
Rtness: indeed, without these tho Journey
prospect hourly dAtRels 70, DE view. Tie mind
becomes Swallowed with despair ana allied with
the melancholy reflection that tho happiness OF
another becomes bliphtAd with onp nTIn
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Married Persons, or Young Men coutemnIatInS
aHErlhge, eeing aware OF Physical WeaknesSa'
Vfganie Debility, Deformitiea, speedily cared =
SAA Who places himself under nd 70 of Dr. n
may may ESngiousIy connde In his honor as gentle
S's1a Snu confidently rely upon his skill as phy.
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DIR. JORNsTON

OFFICE, NO. Z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Ict6 hand side going from Baltimore street, q fcW
s SoSts nom tho corner. Fall not to observe tho
NJ, No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp 70 be used on tie reply.
Persons writing should state age and send i1or.
u9n Of advs rtlsement describing symptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hRnEs IN his office.
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Medical.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
EsIGFRllI;AEp As AlEEuGE ERul QuIckEn.

especially, who have become the victims of Soil.
sSSy VEG, that dreadful and destructive habit
t rhnvn AhnuaiIX sweeps 10 an untimely grave
ttntousands o. Young men OF tho most excelleni
tAieng epe PnlnApt intellect who might clher
wise have ENHANCED listening Scnates Win ths
tn91nndetn q eloqnenee, or walked 10 ecstacy lie
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DISEASES or IMPRUDENCE.

When tho misguided and lmprude0F Foiarv Of
pleasure nnds that he has imblbed TIC seeds OF
!nls painful disease It too often happens that an
ill'umed sense OF shame or dread OF discovery dc.
s sets nun rom applying 70 those who from edu.
him, delaying till the constitutional syuptoms OF
tHls horrid disease make their appearance, such
" liberated sore THROAT diseased nose, nocturna
pane ID tho head and limbs, dimness OF sight
eeatness, nodes on the Ghln.bones and arms, pro
RrGseing with rightful rRpidity, till ct last the
palate Of tho mouth or the bones OF tho nose fan
IN, and the victim OF this awful disease becomes
horrid object Of eomhlsserAtlon, till death puts
period 70 the droSdful gulrerlnga, by sending
nun 70 that Undiscovered Country from whence
Il 70 MELANCHOLY FACT that Thousands
Iall victims 70 this terrible diSea1o owlngto the
Inskilllulness Of ignorant pretenderS, who, by
INC uee or that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY,
rum ne constitution and mako the residue 0fIliS