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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DIED OF TRUST
D made the 5lh E ay OF J 4puary, 1857, and
NV on record in the Clerks once OF the
County Court OF Ihio county, by Michael
stein anC wife TO the undersigned as trustee,
10 secure. among Others, four promissary
notes. made by ,sid Michael stein, and
psygb TO John z ,eckler or hiI assigns.
dated at Wheeling, W. Va, January lst-,
1867, each one thereof for two hundred dol.
lars, and payable respectively, IN ieur, nve,
six, al d seven year after date, with interest
from date; shall, on Friday the 1tn
day Of November. 1873, at the nonI
do OF the Court House, at l. o'clock A.
proceed TO sell To the highest aud bet bid
der, the following property: Lot NO; y
situated ia the t,wn Of Fulton, In OHIO
county. said lot Is fifty feet. more o. LED,
in front, and extends from the CumoerIab1i
road 10 VIII elm creek, together WIN az
the appurenances and irnprovenentss
thereon The amount OF the princlpal ana
interest claimed to be due and unpaid ,
end for which this sale VIII De made, -
'4'-''' -. J. q. GOOD,
o,,s Trustee.
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MEMPHIS
KavaGe, o! Tic Ycl.nr E.,.,.

SayGGcS q! fhC Yellow EyS,g.
NrNpHIs, Oc.ojer3 This ye.',H g..
ver is increasing. The panic from he
Increased number o. yellow fever dealhs
Is tonight st its height. and hundreds
are preparing 10 leave on the trains to-
morrow. Many have slready goae
a"i have been taken i'll At smatl towns
whl0o- they went, and where they
.'T a.. vr able TO procure proper med
'- ...' ton. A large number o.
death CARED to-day; 2l from yell
10" 'eF.f, and in all 50 yc!loy ;cyer
csses -
e. Great excitement WAS created this
,rR7.ng by the announcement that
.ryIrA Flipping of the Criminal Court,
..T1 !. .N>ow in Brownsville, had issued
.- .D;,,. 10 u Non restraining the Mayor and
IIoUorI - -'F"on, tyom con-
lung to use the bujIi,,g. on,
iiSnied i,oael, by the Howard srII'1, T..
m;$.t oSH,ea on Promenade st-as. as.oc:ai'
J,6ss Jss OF the infected dis,rinft IA i1ea
injnprcl,%i65yy longer than to.dsy % "S r1 an
Of sny Uu In,,9!o a!so forbids the occp,,,ios ne
! Iairnsr,ua' ru'idings in city iimits Pa.'on ss >
At this cri,; !hIs action Of the JnJ,on %i ~n ,
5isas 3scs are down with tb"Sn ferer wi when hum
led TO- is 81 seros we iOfrm&ry to be C c.r. no D. o.
n5ic and StihrsIs5y ths criticised by Gi[, lbc
vii Cone papers In the p,o~; W
he cehsure him morning CO
y., VEL pay 10 attention to I'd CIT
'ork as usual. 'S''ef will csntiDue us% to 0Q
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BY TELEGR APH'
Exclusively for the Register.
Py.tke Pacific and Atlantic Line.
0fnee, no Main street.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, October 5.

WASHINGTON, October ).
Cabinet Meciing-Giant 10 AlItni
the RC-JnGOn of the ATTS oi '"e
Tennessee.
The Cabinet met at noon to-day.
Secretary Robinson only being abseot
The President expects to attend the
annual re-union OF the Army OF the
Tennessee, at Toledo, on the 18th and
10Th inst.
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE SUB
/ SCKTBER has been appoint d and
qualified as Administrator on the estate OF
10 hua NJ. Dryden late OF OHIO county, de-
ceased. All perSons Indebted TO sal estate
are requested 10 make immediate pay a ent,
a parties having claims against said
estate ar hereby notified 10 present them m,
duly certified, within the time pre- -cribf d
by law. Dated at Wheeling. w 81 Virginia,
this oath day ofSeptember, I.53.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
sepg5t Adm TRAITOR.
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BOSTON.

Terrible Boiler Explosion.
BosToN, October 5 The boiler o. a
hoisting engine, on the Grand Junction
Wharf, exploded to-day killing ooc man
ard wounding several others.
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RHODE ISLAND.


DeaIh OF .0pf. T.. Z. NOV'
PRovlDlNCE, October 3.-Captain
Erastur P. Coe, formerly shipmaster,
but for many years merchant ct Gin"
ciansti, died at Newport last night.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 3.-Senor Solor,
Minister OF Colonies, will leave Spain on
the 10Th inst, to visit Porto REQ and
Cuba.
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"DOnsstic" Paper Fashions

E,egant In design. Faulusss In Fit. Agents
wanted. Send for Catalogue.
noxrsrTc sEwTyG MACHINE Co., New York
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z o r S ALE

1~O ACRES OF FIRST CLASS SHORT
lU Creek Land all unde, cultivation /;
seven miles from wheeling underlaid with
coal and limestone.
Wv. HOGE d BRO.
au-2O Bailey's Block, Market 81.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, AL
a MOST new, situsted on Zane street,
near Zane street nridge rents for one hum
dred (sI7j) and sevsnty-five dollars per an.
num- The above house and one-ha.f lot
will be sold at bargain Apply 70
THOS. 4. GILLkSPIF,
Real Esta'e Agent, OT TO
saptl7 JOHN 2. FJUSE,
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GUAIHD YOUR HEALTH

DY DI-INFECTIEG YOUR CELLARS,
ID Sinks, and all out door premises with
oils Chloride OF Lime Use this great
daodorzsr, and suarG against typhoid fever,
small pOI, &c thereby adding health 10
wealth. My team will visit you in few
DAYS, prepared TO sell in quantities TO suit
you. Price moderate. Trade supplied.
HARRY II. GILL,
Manufacturer OF GIll's Phosphate, and Chlo-
ride OF Lime oct2
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SAPOLIO

fsan article 'or the bath, reach.
~ the fcundation' OF all dirt,
opens the pores and gives n
healthy action and brilliant tint
Ia the skin.
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WANTED.

1DO FARMERS AND FARMERS soss
lUlt during the Fall and Winter months
10 do business In their own and nd dining
townShipS. Business respectable, easy and
pays well For particulars address y. y.
AGRA NION q Co, Hartford. Conn.
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SAPOLIO

anew and wonderfully effective
Toilet Soap, having no equal iu
this country OF Rbro a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
Yuma County Items.

From the Arizona Sentinel of August 23:
 Sunday evening, August r. the residents Of Yuma were surprised by the appearance of . large meteor, which travelled from south. east to northwest, at its highest elevation reaching point about twenty degrees above the horizon. IL occupied about three sec. onds in its flight from point to point. A loud rushing noise accompanied the phenom- enOn, sounding like that made by huge sky-rocket. Ordinary print could have eas. fly been read by the powerful light shed by this meteor. Erial phenomena arc of such frequent occurrence in this latitude that the establishment here of a National! Astro. nomcal Observatory would seem to be n ne- cessity.
 John c. Capron, proprietor of the stage line from San Diego to Yuma, has received nine Racine coaches and intends by Christ mas to run four-horse coaches daily over the line.
 Rain has fallen on the road between Yuma and San Diego. Plcnte0us rains have also fallen on the Sonora Desert, and all the wa. tering places on that road are full. The nu- merUus herds of horses and cattle that have been detained here awaiting rain, haye been started for Sonora over that route. Several families have also left within the last week bound for the same destination.
 While traveling over the Mohave road re- gently, Gov. Saiiord met flock of 2,40C sheep, being driven into the Territory Iron California. Let them come there is pastur age for countless focks and herds in all part, oi the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
Agricultural Implements.

if ths demand fGr Agricuiara Implements the coming harvest says Rural Press ikeiy crfrsI-sd wth the Increased utiib~T Of under cuysi there will
 be isrly time. among the San frsace dealers n sueh Implements during the Several hrms. n if under .iD have anticipated ihs deinapt. aud have PfeiAFe themselves Hseardingy ay csy shiPnsnts It A sad single hrtn (fresdss s S Co. Wha -tin occupy thstr odd and s. known stand have contracted fuf above tWeutyhs ioads af hvf new harvesting tna ehinez thus early n inc g secure low rAirs hs sides iA'gs of smaller imt-fneuts it woaid si this with what s pmsuis they psuly have -l--=ay f;s=1s --ss-: :Ac ...s -.. .i- .s s5.- i utsor srs at therv 0nght to he en0nSh Otsi JnJg-s in seh matters however sn predict thai the suppy will not equal demand srlem3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Lieut.. J. F. Trout, with Company E, 23d In- fantry, began work on the telegraph immcdlateiy after the ini,ia,Ory ceremonies al Fort Wbipple referred to elsewhere, and tho wires are now up through Prescott and some miles south of town. After getting into the pine timber south of Pres colt the wires are, for distance of l7 miles, to be attached to the trees, and very few poles will have to be used in that distance. Afler getting out of the mountains and timber they expect to set up seven miles per day of poles and wire. Two army wagons, carrying material. tools and camp equIpage, passed through Prescott into the hills Thursday afternoon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
Proceedings of Board of superyisors.

The Board met on Monday, September I. The bids for painting the county courthouse and jail were opened. The bidders were c. Carries, G. Hathaway, W. z. Wilson, J. H. silsbce and J. c. swcarngcn. The contract was awarded 10 Swear. ingcn, his bid being the lowest, viz: s3g9. The work Is to be completed by November lst.
 The clerk was ordered to advertise for ten cords of wood, to be delivered ht the courthouse. Bids to be received up to October 9th.
 The Clerk was ordered to advertise for plans for new county courtbouse, to be built of adobe, 45 feet long, 20 feet wide and l9 feet high inside. Plans to be received and considered, Monday, September x, at 10, a. m. Liberal payment to bc made for the plan accepted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

It is reported that Gen. J. J. Dana, Chief Guar. termaster Of the Department of Arizona, is to be relieved about January l. 1874, and to be sue. cecdcd by Gen. Alex. Montgomery.
 Gen. Dana has been most digeUt in instltutiug and carrying out many needed reforms and i'm provcmcnts in this department, and by his straightforward dealings between his office and citizens, and his gentlcmauly treatment of all who have had business with him, has won the good will of contractors, employees md the rnlli- tary, both officers and men. All will be sorry to hear of his intended departure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

MYSTERIOUS fIHr.-friday afternoon between one and two o'clock, fire was discovered in the saloon building of Jackson & Tompkins, on Mor- tezuma street. How the Are originated is mys- tery, as there were DO stosepIpos or anything ese which might start fire in that part of the build ing. Fortunately, smoke was seen coming from the roof and the cause thereof found and put out before much damage was done. Had the fire broken out in the night, the best portion of our beautiful town might have been destroyed We again warn our people to be careful.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

David Henderson, formerly of the firm of D. Henderson * Bro, of this place, arrived in town on Monday last Mir II. Is man Of capacity and experience in business matters, and we under. stand js now here in charge of affairs for parties in San Francisco His friends In Prescott would be glad To see him permanently located here again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

By private letter we learn that the Gila Irrigating Ditch is now l3 miles long. The people there are or The qui eiue for an attack from the Mcxieans, who are leaving the Salt River country since the hanging of few of their countrymen. They have been threat ening vengeance for some time.
 c. L. Minor, editor of the Sentinel had gone to the country, and left J. c. Bacon in charge of the office.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Jos Melvin, J. ". Johnson, and C. c. Bean came 10 Prescott from the Verde settlements re. on the river. Joe says he has coru standing six. teen feet high, and will get the biggest yield he has ever had. He thinks the average yield Of corn In the Verde valley will be 1000 to ? 500 pounds per acre. Joe has 20 acres of beans which look so well he cannot talk about them without laugh ing
 The late rains which have visited all this sec. ton of country, were particularly copious on the Verde, and between inc Agua Fria aud Verde, every stream has been flooded and in many places the ground is soft enough to mlre a duck
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Captain A. II. Nic.erson, A. A. A. c., at Fort Whippie, Is about to go to Europe on sick leave His health has for long time been poor. on ac' count of injuries received during the war, and Of late has been much Impaired by bis protractcd hbors in offce aud field during the Apache cam. pagn, and he deserves a season Of rest. IL Is probable that in his absence his place will be filled by Lieut.. J. c. Bourke aide-de-camp, of the Third Cavalry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Gus Rodenburg, of the firm of Rod;nburg & Foster, brewers of Prescott, len town Wedues day morning, intending to go home to Germany and get married and return in few months During months past the Band of the 23i Infantry in its weekly performances in town, has been the recipients Of suudry kegs of lager at tbe hands of the firm, and Tuesday night, to show tbcir good will, the members gave Gus. compliment iary sercnade, which was treat 10 all who heard It.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

c. l.. Minor, Esq, editor Of the Arizona senti. mel, arrived in Prescott by blackboard from Ger. bat. lio has made trip from Yuma by steamer to HardyviIle thence throug,, the waIispal tu'ncs and 70 this place. From Prescott Mir. Minor wit go to wictsntnrs, Phtsn!< =a3 Tucson, tvior, returning home.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

The 2Sd Infantry Band will play the following selections this Saturday evening q, o'clock Bridal March. Hyde Park Polka. Cayitana from Robert Deyaeux - Pure as an Angel from Above March Of All Nations. Georgeite Wa!tzes. Chorus Of Matadoros. Lmnet SUhottischu. Good Evening Galop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

RELIGIOUS sERvIOEsy-Rev. c. A. Reeder will deliver q sermon in tue court room, Prescott. on next Sabbath. Services to commence a; half past 10 m. Services will be held at Fort whippIe, at o'clock in the evening Of the same day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
NEW FLOUR, NEW FLOUR.

We have just received train uf hoar direct from mills which guarantee far superior Aay made by us or by Uthcf mil in the Gerr,iufy For the present. wiI sell the io!ioS rates, via Extra Family s9 Per hundred Exira surerfne e. ger hundred. Grahan Flour, e. per handred m 2S To- sieks Traekrd wheat, ss pcf hundred in 2j Co. S4eks. Sernifiila s- rer hundred in 23 10. AIckA Bran Je Ter To- Barley Ste per lh wheut 7c. per 10. Thes. price. are positively cAsH. A dl-couni of per cent viii be allowed on all salrs eNc-sdieg slol
 ". n. KILLINGS co. Prescott August 21 ls73 shs2lgJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Wormser X Wcrtheimer have been reuoyating the outside of their adobe store with whitewash, aud IL looks well. Mr. Ellis Is to occupy the building and Is expecting large stock of goods soon
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

One hundred soldiers, from Camp Verde, are now at work on the wagonroad 10 Camp Apache, mentioned in the MINER last week
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership here;ofoge existing between B~ni C. Gardpst and Fred q. Brechi, in eaE0u- making and baeksmithing s this day dissolved by mutual consent e Brec will continue The buslHes si the old stand. and all bills the old sfm will De collected by hiin and hs Al the liabilities of The hrn and requests continuance of the public patronage previously given to inc firm HENJ. C. GARDINER
 FRED. q. BRIGHT Prescott A. T.. September lsTJ seps
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Lieuts. W. s. Schuyler and Y. L. Dodge, from Verde reservation and Camp Verde, paid Pres colt visit this week. They report Indians all quiet On the Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT.

Mails arrive from all IonS, Mondays sad Thursdsys Depart Wednesdays fr,lays aui Saiufdays
 Ofioe hours from 4. M ios c.. N.
 Money Orders issued every day of inc week sSc~pt SuudAy. ORLANDO ALLEN. r. N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Mrs. II. r. Bourke returned home from vlsR O her daughter, Mrs Potts, at Cerbat last week
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

WILLIAMSON AND CHINO vALLErs-Rev. c. A. Rceder has been visiting these valleys, and cS.
 planning the doctrines of Christianity to the pco- pie thereof He was we'll received at both places.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Messrs. Jackson & Tompkius have been paint ing their new porch and the froEt of their saloon, aud to their other attractions have added music. The string band mentioned in the last MINER has been performing in the saloon for the last week, much to the enjoyment of tue boys around town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Stop at Kerr's store, north side Of the plaza, Prescott, and buy mules, wagons, harness blows, stoves, groceries, hardware, Sc, Sc., Of the emi. grants just ln from Kansas sepGtf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
LOOP, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the incest freshest and best uE PREPARATIONS potnzdes Oils Dyes aud Iu,igunA Lnhin's Oennue French ETrans sudIs, FOWdsrs and Cusnetiauss. be had At DR. kENDALLS,
 iaug772 Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AzTLAN LODGE No. l77, F. & A. M.

Regular Meetings nf this Ledge on the lAst M - Saturday Of each monih, at o'clock q. A AA soionrnlug brethren are fraiernally Invited V 10 attend.
 c. ". CURTIS, " M J. F HARGRAVE, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

A-UEK WEED REMEDY OR OREGON RHEU W mate Cure ai Dr. kspdslls Drug Store,
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GENERAL NEWS.

The carpet worm is new pest just iiscov-
cred. Fine salt or cedar chips it abhors.
The wealthiest citizens, the painest dress
es, and the fewest diamonds, it is said, are
found at the Clarendon Hotel, at Saratoga.
A Boston gentleman is reported to have
bought lot of land at Old Orchard with the
view of erecting hotel thereon.
Says the st, Louis Globe; Madame Pare
pa-Rosa's singing this year will be confined
to a single song-'Sleep, baby, sleep"
1t now appears that about seventy instead
of forty lives were lost by the burning OF the
steamer Wawasset. Sixty-seven bodies have
been recovered, only twenty of which have
been identified
According to a Salt Lake letter, Brigham
Young's 18th wife, who has sued for divorce,
is no martyr. She lives in style and fares
sumptnously every day at Brigham's expense
Alta masquerade at Saratoga, Mr.. Cochrane
OF South Carolina, wore a costume made en-
tireiy of Confederate money-$50, 900 worth.
! The seasonable discovery that convict in
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POLITICAL,

The Mass. Democratic committee have
called the State convention at Worcester,
September so.
Piscataquis County Republican Convention
will be held at Dover Saturday, Aug. 90, for
the purpose of nominating a Senator, Coun-
ty Attorney, County Commissioner and
County Treasurer.
Ex-President Johnson, it is reported, is
preparing to run for Governor of Tennessee
as a stepping stone to seat in the United
States Senate.
There is considerable endeavor making q,
the West to organize the oranges into politi
cal county organizations.
The Iowa democrats have pretty nearly
unanimously concluded that their party sleeps
the sleep that knows no waking, and there
fore will not put a ticket in the field this
year.s
Governor Austin Of Minnesota represents
the prospects of republicans in that State as
exceedingly favorable and that there is no
doubt Of the election of Davis as governor.
The farmers oranges are generally coming to
his support, and the disaffection which his op-
ponents hoped to develop among the friends
of Washburn is rapidly disappearing. The
democrats have not yet called their State
convention, but will probably follow the ex-
ample of those in Ohio and nominate a sraight
party ticket.
AT the Penobscot County Republican Con-
vention held in Bangor Tuesday the following
nominations were made: For Senators, Joab
w. Palmer of Bangor, George Cutler of
Midway, Charles Shaw of Dexter and John
Morrison of Corinth; County Attorney, JAS
per Hutchings of Brewer; Clerk of Courts,
Ezra c. Brett of Bangor; County Treasurer,
Horace D. Nickerson of Bangor; County
Commissioner, b. Is. Thomas of Hampden.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes

T y the town of Whitefeld, county of Lincoln, for
/ the year A. ID. 1872. The following list of taxes
real estate of nonresident owners, in the town OF
Whitefeld for the year 1872, in bills committed to
day of June 1872, has been returned by him to
me as remaining unpaid on the 3lst day Of May
unpaid; and notice is hereby given that if the said
taxes and interest and charges not paid into the
Treasury of said town within eighteen months from
the date of the commitment of said bills, so much
of the real estate taxed will be sufficient to pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges will, without further notice, be sold at pub
lie auction at the store OF Morse 4 Tarr, in said
town on Thursday, January LIST, 1874, at eight
O'Clock A. NJ.
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LASELL FEMALE sEMINARY,
AT AUBURNDALE. MASS.

Ten miles from Boston, on the Boston 4 Alban,
Railroad.
decentralization and appointments unsur
passed. Tried teachers in every department Stu
dents fitted for Boston University Four year,
Classical course in the seminary. Special advan
tages for Music, Modern Languages, and Painting
from Nature.
Aims Thorough Culture-True WOmanhoOd.
Next year begins Sept. 25, 1873. Address
sw2s CHAS. W. CUSHING
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor of the last will
and testament of
BETsEY MONSTERS, late of Augusta,
in the county of Kennebec, deceased, testate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond the
law directs: ALI persons, therefore, having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased, are de-
sired to exhibit the came for settlement and all in
debted to said estate are requested to make imme
diate payment to JOSEPH w. PATTERSON.
July 2S 1878. 3w34
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0ATARRH

Cannot be cannot be cured by snufrs, washes or To-
cal applications. 1t is weakness of the eonstitu.
ton, developing itself in the nasal organs FIRST az
forwards extending to throat and lungs, ending
generally in Consumption, if not checked by prop:
er remedies. Pains in the head, back, loins, and
weakness of kidneys, are its attendant diseases.
More people have Catarrh than any other disease.
1t is easily cured. Thousands of cases, some of
thirty five years. standing, have been entirely cured
in New Hampshire the past three years by the Con-
stifutional Cafarrh Remedy. Certificates to back
the above, and a treatise on Catarrh in 32-page
pamphlet sent free on application to Littlefeid 4
Hayes, druggists, proprietors, Manchester, n. II.
Send name on postal card, and ii will cost only
cent. Price 81 per bottle. july23-w3m