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Registers Order.
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REGISTER : uFFR@a
sew Cnaln Cunu'r. Arril lith 1879
reaa The app .sH.au e Niutan PoIk Aluin-
t.trlor %, kIsbtri e liltss l,tt=uf - uca6ses
Hundred iu sui county. ae rnsri il il ordered
ana dire, ted fl ife Register thai the Aiminls-
fuior afpg'.t.h .ire hu;irr ut lhr gFsu'ing ot
Lriicis Administration Hpun The l..ls,r N The
deceased viii we aa'" a granting tlrruf. by
causing Hdvrr tisrmen's ip = nrs'vl Within iurit
day, if9m ttr lttc 81 -ttth l.tnFs iu is ot shc
mest ifaAitt. fst. - - l, taautr nj ScN tasfiV
requiring III rrt.ou. having demands against the
Eslatr IA rts.oni ltr stinr nr abide uu AT
of Asseuul' II sGah r,.f mlde 8uA provided
aGi also, ehsse lA. stu," ie lc ip-rrie1, withiu
lhr same prtiad. ia d., fippLItawS TaaNscur1
!, nr~ sraIcr published IN Hitc'oan, aud to -
continued therein iAn M aHths
-, Given uu,irr itr hand An I .enl ~ ~.
is Grc 81 ihv i;c.i.Eer atafr.,iI Al Nep
49, Castle, 10 Nr~ Castle tnuu', ptngt,aih
the day and year nho,e written.
d. GIBBS Register
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All persons having claims a=ains; the Estate
Of ih' deceased n,us present ir same dnly a.
iesic, t. hr Administrator oh or lr'ofr AInil
llih 1874, nr = de tie Act Of Assrmlls iu snch
ease made aud riptiIrl. WILLIAM rnLk.
ABbarss-tdcsst, Del. .itm,aiIrsior
AIR la-2m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

ANOTHER NEW YORK SCRANTON
New York enjoys a first.class murder sen.
sation this morning. A man named Wal.
worth, a writer Of cheap literature, who
was divorced from his wife two years ago,
and who had written her threatening and
offensive letters, was killed by their son,
Frank Walworth, aged nineteen, at the
sturteVant Hotel. The mother and son
live at Saratoga. The son seems to have
gone to New York for a settlement Of their
differences with his father and prepared
TO kill him unless he would agree to let
them alone. The affair has all the Gle
ments Of high tragedy which the New
York press knows how tn make the most
of. 1t involves an unhappy domestic
hiStory-s scandal possibly-All Of which
will doubtless be brought out in connec.
ton with the unnatural tragedy.
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A PUBLIC FouNTAIN.-A gentleman
named GEORGE HENDERsoN, IT,, has pro-
posed to the City Council Of Cumberland
that no will erect a drinking fountain In
that city, at his own expense,if the city will
supply 1t with water. A public fountain
Is needed in this city. viii not some
philanthropIc citizen Of means hand down
his name to grateful posterity by the
erection Of one? A fountain on the plan
OF the DAVIDSON fountain at Cincinnati
ION more modest scale Of course), with
the water cooled by coming through coils
Of pipe buried in bed of ice, would bs
public benifcence in hot weather, and
would do moro to promote temperance
than all other existing agencies in the
city combined. Why not have such a
fountAinS 1t should be in the central
part Of the city, and need not be very
costly affair to begin with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04
LETTER FROM MR.. WHARTON.
Concerning Mr.. Chase and the Biz.
ney Meeting in this COuntY..ThaI
ShRkegpeTIan Quotation.
MANaEELp, O, June 3, 1e7S.

MANaFnLD, o., June 2, 1873.
To the Editors Of the Intelllgeneer:
Iperceive that in your paper Of the
3lst ult., you have kindly called upon me
for information in relation to the organi-
cation Of the Blrney ticketin Virginia in
1874, and the connection OF the late Chief
Justice Chase Herewith. Your CORES.
pendent, W. @. T., Is mainly correct in
his account Of the meeting, but did he
know the circumstances would hardly re.
fer to my failure 10 put my imprint to the
address % there were many good reasons
why every Vestige should have him re-
moved from my Office before daylight in
the morning. l was not at the meet
ing, Of course, but at that time
first made the acquaintance fMr Chase.
/ do not remember the names Of the cleo.
tors. Mr. John Bell, living near the Penn
sylVanis line was one and . Mr.. Janney
Of Loudon, was think, another. Mr. John
Bell, the father Of Mr.. AGyeS Bell, Mr..
Msyes Bell, Mr.. Gilmore, Mr.. Bryant, Of
Brooke county, and Others whose names
/ now forget, were at the meeting. Mr..
MAyeS Bell, would be most likely Of any
one living to have copy Of the address.
Mr.. Chase did not, In those days file pa
pers with care, and do not think he left
q COPY. will examine some papers, and
Try and give you some account Of those
times In q few days They do great cred.
| it to our late juriSt and statesman.
In the meantime, let me say, your cor.
respondent from Clarksburg, Measure
for Measure" ought to haYe been re-
sponded to before. he Is right In cor
recting me. Shakespeare has 1t locker
on here in Vienna" but l find DR.. john
son quotes from an older writer, "looker
on in Venice" which l have always used
and often heard used but I, as every
man, should have RETAINED from endeav-
oring to correct a quotation, since the
same idea in similar language Is found in
many writers. In the same play Is the
sentence, "And the poor beetle which We
tread upon, In corporal sufierance feels
as great psng as the giant dies" l
would have sworn,that was from Cowper,
who has almost the identical words. 30,
l will be satisfied to correct my own err
rors hereafter. Yours,
J. E. WHARTON,
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hair cloth is made from the hair Of
horses tails, which Is brought, some oil It
from South America, but more from Rus.
sia. In the latter country 1t is collected
at the great fairs OF Mimi, Novgorod and
Isbilt. 1t is Of all shades Of color, and
is died black. The poorest quality sells
for about fifty Centsa pound; the best for
four dollars, the price rapidly increasing
as the length exceeds twenty.four inches,
In the fabrication Of hair cloth the hair is
wet with water, and when well soaked
is put in the loom 10 DO woven with q
cotton warp. The weaving mechanism
Is go perfect in It's operation thatif one o.
the hairs forming the welt is missed, the
device acting upon 1t continues TO worh
until it has graspcd it, all other parts o
the machine standing still.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

ACCORDING to Mark Twain, the way to
become rich and happy Is to rob a bank,
retire to the suburbs with the plumber,
send for q detective, make a treaty with
the bank officers for a division Of the
spoilS, and live in respectable plenty on
the proceeds Of this nice little arrange.
ment. Mark wrote q story with this
moral by way Of fun but case Of thi,
kind has turned up in Saratoga county
which proves to DO no joke at all sOmC
months ago the Waterford Bank wa
completely Quilted Of It's valuables. The
thieves were suspected and found, but
the bank officers desired the restoration
Of the stolen property far moro than the
puniShment Of tho thieves. A compro'
mise has been effected, after many nego'
tiAdonS, by which the thieves have re-
stored three hundred thousand dollarS'
worth Of stolen bonds, and have received
. reward Of thirty.6ve per cent and are
promised immunity from punishment.
The robbers thus retire unmolested, with
the snug little sum Of 100000 as the re-
ward Of their perseverance,.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE


Who have injured themselves BY certain prlc.
tlce INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, he
effects OF which arc nightly felt even when AIleep,
and ifnot cured renders marriage immposSble,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
Immediately.
RhAta pity that young man, the hope q NJ
SnAtrhed from all prospects and eDjoymenI o.
Life BY the consequences Of deviIting from lbe
path Of nature and INDUCING In certain IeefrI
habit, Such persons must, before contemplating
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THEY seem to have resigned them
selves to their fiery destiny in Boston
At any rate, a reporter In one
Of tho Boston newspapers begins hi
story as follows: "The fire ep-
idemic broke out again last evening, in
rather q mild form" "Fire epidemic" L
good, the resemblance between a house
on fre,and the measles being particularly
striking. At any rate there 10 enough in.
famation in both to justify the reporters
indulgence in metaphor, He might have
done worse; he might have said: "0nce
more the blazing epizOotic Is upon u.s.
but he restrained himself.
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Member Of he RoyHl College Of Surgeon, Lon.
Colleges IN the United states, ana he 1rtss,s
part Of whose LIE has been spent Ia the S6sNI,..
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and eiSSSSs.s'
has elected some OF The most GitonIshIpr sS,S!
ever known. Many troubled Min hnSipS y
the head and cara when asleep, meat bsrTos i.
ness, being alarmed At sudden Sounfs. hS,St,l.
mess, with frequent bluIhlnH, ATTENDED Sons.
hnes With dsrAugsnsnt Of nlRd, wee end
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reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 20 promote eonnublal hlP'
pInees. Indeed, without these the journey
through Life becomes o weary pilgrimage; The
prospect hourly dGrkens to the view; the mind
becomes ShSdoWed with despair and oiled With
the melancholy reflection that the hApplhtiS d
opnthop hnroF1aa hlIOhted With onF own
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS.
The many thouBandB cured ct this eItiAHIs
meat within the last twenty year,, and ~ nan
eronB Important Surgical Operations pefiOEEH
yD.. Johnston, witnessed BY the repOrtHt q
lie, besldeS his standing % { gentleman Of thr-
aeter and responsibility, Is . Iuneisnt guL'ltg
10 the AFFLICTED.
sdn diseases speedily cured. Jinli
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pARM FOR SALE.

J. N. MILLER, AuctIoneer.
WHHELN0, Nay 5, 1878. M
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TIE authorities at Washington are
puzzled to determine what to do with
Capt JACK. Why not utilize hinIF Il
he were turned over to BARNUM and ex-
hibited on the shares, he might be made
to pay the national debt. In that way
JACK might be converted into national
blessing" The worst use he could be
put to would be to hang him. After that
he would be good for nothing but crow
feed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN was too
shrewd for the New York lawyers after,
all. He can get into sCrapes more sue
cessiully and get out Of them more gor'
geously than any man Of his time. But
as the Pittsburgh Commercial! says, while
there is some doubt about his insanity
there is no doubt, whatever, about his
being q fool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

COLONEL THOMAS A. SCOTT, Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, expects to visit
Europe this summer "for the purpose OIL
presenting to the flnanciers Of the Old
World the superior advantages of the
Southern Pacific Railroad as a source Of
Investment, and countcracting the preju-
dices existing in Europe against Ameri-
can rnilroad interesis.h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

A PROPOSITION has been introduced in
the Ohio Constitutional Convention In
favor OF SO amending the constitution a.
10 permit the constituents Of any member
of the Legislature to elect him out of Of
fee whenever a majority Of such constt-
uents become displeased with the course
Of such member. It Is pity such a
provision was rot embraced in the West
Virginia Constitution.
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oTI1el q FAR111I' AND DRoTERs' BANT


oYFIcl CT FARHERS' AND DRoVERs' BANK, |
LOUISVILLE, KT.. April Z, 1873. I
This 10 10 certify that there 10 In the Farmer
and Droyers' Bank 70 the credit Of the Third
Grand GIFT Concert for the benefit Of the Public
Library Of kentucky, I've hundred thousand
dollars. which has been set apart by the man.
AgeiS to pay the Rits in iull and viii be held by
the bank and paid ont for this purpose, and this
purpose only r. 8. VkECH, Cashier.
Th9 party, therefore, who holds the ticket
bIetI, and 20 OF tie $4,000, the 81, 900, the
$4,000, the SO Co., the IS 900, and all the other
gins, 10000 In number, amounting TO $500 900.
The remnant Of unSold tickets will Be furnish.
cd 70 those who 9rst apply (orderS accompanied
6y the money G,lTayS having PREFERENCE over
Tickets for 500, IS for $500, ii8 for 81 900, and
616 for $500. No discount on less than 500
worth Of tickets atA tina.
The concert and distribution Of gift1 win b.
GIN q O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July 8, In
Public Library hall, and the following VIII be
tho order OF proceedings: lst Music BY orcheS
tZal band. a. PlAcinGo tags Zone for each tick.
ct sold In large wheel. 81. Placing Of gifts In
q EIAl Mheel. lth. 4uIie b orchestral band.
Drawing Of AIlt half Of gins. 7th. Music By
orchestral band. 9Th. Drawing Of last half Of
gins, 9Th. Placing Of large wheel with tags In
hands Of committee appointed BY audience. 10Th.
GlfAQQ
Tho mAHie on this grand oecasion viii bs the
best that can Do procured, and tho gentlemen
who count and place the taR8 and RlitB In the
wheels and supRintGnd the drawing and keep
tho rSe0Fd Of the drawn numbers viii be chosen
from the beat known and most Trustworthy eit.
EenB Of the State. All will DO 20 conducted a. 70
DO perfect guaranty against complaint from
any Just source.
f60 payment Of gins will begin on Saturday,
July -, At 3 o'clock A. y. Ticket1 drawing RiilG
must be presented AtrOom No. 4, Public Library
building, whore e1Bh checks upon the PAEmeri'
and DroVeTB Bank Of LOulsIille, or sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York,
OF the option OF The holder, viii be given for The
tickets. All Gttts not called for In months nom
the drawing. win DO turned over 10 the Public
Library fund.
For fuil particulars send for circulars.
THos. Z. BRANLETTE,
Agent Publlc Library Kontueky, Louisville, Ky,
For tickets OF information Applyto
Nv. L. RODGERS, Agent,
i06AArket stEeot, Wheeling, VIVA
apSSRAW
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Library Gift Concert!
A Full Drawing Certain.
S5OO,OON in Bank to Pay Gifts.
10000 CASH GIFTS tHFULL
100000 for Only Ten Dollars.

Enough OF tho 10000 tickets issued for the
THIRD GRAND GIT CoNCIRF, In aid OF the Pub
Lie Library Of Kentucky, having been sold 10 In.
sure . full drawing, and the wish having been
universally expressed that the 10000 cash gtlts
offered should DO drawn In fall and paid In full
without any scaling down, as heretofore, the
tees, have determined 10 allow ninety days more
for the ealo Of the remnants OF tickets lett on
hand. Tho concert and dlStributloi advertised
for April 8 10 therefore postponed 10 Tuesday,
July 8, 1873, on which day, and no other, they
tho Public Library Hall, Louisville, KY.
At this grand concert the following calh gifts
viii be distributed BY lot and paid In full to the
ilckAk. hnlhnrn uhn hrnnI ihnEn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

offer for sale the Farm on which ] now
reside, situated in Marshall county, W. Va. some
three miles from the limits Of tho city Of Wheel.
ing, on or near the PAirmout Pike, containing
los acres Of arStclass land, nearly all Of which
ls In 1ne state Of cultivation. The improve.
ments are al Of the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
conYeniences needn't. A large elsteEn supplies
1t with all the water for which rain WAteri 10 need.
cd. There 10 also large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
Die room Tor Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon house, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within abort distance. The said land is
well WAtered, and neVeT.fAIllng we'll ct the barn
There is good Vineyard Of CAtAWbG and Con.
cord Grspes, and largo number Of the best &C.
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
Of Apples, Pears. Peaches, Plums, Cnerries and
ounces, with almost all the dFst quality Of
small fruit grown In this part Of the country.
Any peEson desiring good home near 70 the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can probably dis.
pose OF whatever they may raise for the market,
viii DO well 70 call on the subscriber, who Will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
jGT-dGW II. T. WAYHAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

RnxovAI.-Ths Business once OF the 1ATE1'
LtsENoHa has been removed to the lower door,
three doors cas-. Of former quarters, Quincy
street, between Main and Market, Ut being the
corner room next the alley where the prOpIstorS
will DO happy TO 800 and serve thslt friends and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

soLoMoN AIrrcE died at Volcano, wv.
Va) on the Dist ult, at the age Of ninety.
three. he was 4 penSioner Of the war Of
1919.
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FRoX the Kanawha Journal we learr
that Mr.. SLACK was stricken with parAl
ysis a fortnight before his death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

THE Kanawhs Democrat has suspended
publication, Gtdt about three months
The Office is for sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04
GaneraI NotIcee,
OO-PARTNERsHIP.

The underlined having entered into eopGrt-
nCrihIp. undoF ne ann name Of Adams 3 Lucas,
70 eaFry on The Music buStness, (purehased CIV.
HRrdlnR, RS1 No. lG9 Market BtToet, Wheeling,
". Va and Main 0tFeet, Washington, Pa, April
iSt, iSTS, Including stock, fixtures and good Wild
theT viii Continue ihO business At the GboVe
points, and respectfully solicit thelr patronage.
A, II. ADAMS.
O. Y. LUCAS.
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BLDRR-WHEELRR.-At the residence OF
the brides mother. Market street, Tuesday
morning, juno 3, 1873. by Rev. L. B. Carpenter,
]. 8. ELDKR, II. D., and Miss sALLu A. WnIEL-
n, all OF this city.
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For Sale.

GOAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ IOW,-One.thIrd or one.hAlf Of the uni0g
CoSl works, eight miles below BellAiFo, Bel
mont county, Ohio, Immediately. on tAa ohio
TITer Bo0t IhGfE Coal, Blx feet vein, work fully
deTeiopod and In good working order.
This property will DO sold on the most Ie1t9n,
abls tatni. nc purchasers TO have control OF the
WoTkS, Ipply 10 JOHN FERGUSON. on the
premIses. Otto W. v. H0GE D BRO,
mTsi BalleT's Block, Market 81
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For Sale.
MNIssIONER'S SALE
OF 462 ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land !
THURSDAY, June 10, 1873,
ON THE PREMISES.
ON THE PREMISES.

In pursuAnee Of decree entered BY the Cir.
cuit Court OF ohio County, West Virginia, on the
iSIh day OF Nay, 1873, In tho ChAnesry cause 10
said Court pending wherein kIHan n linn,
are deIendGnts, shall, q Special Commi1honer
n1rned IN Iald decree, ODER q public 1ale, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-04

JOHN Il. sURRATT Is writing q history
Of his life and his connection with the
assassination plot.
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A CARD.-HAVING DISPOSED
II OF my stool, drtureS and good VIII In ths
NuEic buIinoS1 10 Ne0ar1, Adams D Lucas, I
No thiG m0lh0d OF thanking my friends and the
public generally for their liberal patronage, ex'
tEnded 70 me-, md recommend my Bueeeo1ors 10
' SpIO 'O'NO' v. HARDING.
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WALKER TOWNSHIP, Wood county, has
received from the Baltimore s. Ohio Rail
road Company g., OSLO back taxes.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

The RtnA Iron and Nall Co. having had = por.
ton OF their ground mapped and laid OUT lnto
pa, iB13, b prepared 10 sell. Stockholders and
Others wishing 70 purchase can sec the plat and
learn the prieS, terms &c., By calling on the m
defbIgued, OF Lewis Jones. manager At tue mill.
mYl0 W. W. HOLLOWAY, Pre9l
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Total, 10 900 Gina all Cash.. $500 oOc
The money to pay ell these glfts IN fall d now
upon deposit In the Farmers and DroVerB' Bank
Of Louisville, and B0tAside for that purpose, and
can only be uled for that purpose aS viii be seen
By the following Certificate Of the Cashier:
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FoR SALE OR LEASE
Lime Stone and Coal.

One Of the most available and valuable lime
stone quarrieB on the Ohio River, two miles
in thickness, 81 the best quality Of stone. Seven
acres can DO quAlTied without stripping or
blasting II deGred, very superior coal priv.
leRe will be leased With the quarry. Both stone
and coal can be run on the IAme tram with very
little AdditionGl expense. The only capital re-
quirOd will DO the cost Of the tram. Very liberal
inducements will DO offered TO any responsible
party as partner, with Gufclent capital 70 build
tho Iran. or any parties wishing 10 purchase the
quarry with thirty 70 any acres Of coal, eau DO
river, with suflclsnt ground for building pur-
poses
For further particulars enquire Of A. \. IA
junS An. JACOB.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-02-14
DR. 7. I'AHRN r \ :
CELEBRATED
Blood Cleanser or Panacea.

As a medicine for children, fhe Panacea is, in
every way calculated to take the place OF the end
less variety Of drugs which are annually sold Tor
that purpose, and which are often very injurious.
A medicine which possesses the qualities Of ca
thartic as well as a mild Alternative, and which Is
capable OF arresting disease without the least IN
jury to the child is Of mCalculahle value to
every mother As Il Cathartic, II is very effective,
yet IL does not If given in proper quantities. cause
nausea distress in the stomach or bowels. II Is
very pleasant 10 the taste, which is very lmpor-
tanr feature as a medicine for children. As pre-
yentiye Of disease 1t is unprecedented as 1t acts
directly upon the digestive organs and the blood.
In all scrOfuOus diseases, 1t Is the most effective
medicine ever offered TO the public, and, If given
regularly and perseveringly, those eTuptive dis
eases so common in children may be entirely erad-
icatcd.
Prepared by p. Fahrney'S Bros Co., WayneS-
bOrO, Pennsylvania. and DR.. p. FAHKEEY, 30 North
Dearborn Street, Chicago. Price
Sl.25 per bottle; for sale by Whole
sale aud Retail Dealers, and by
p. \. STERBINS. JR.,
Pa COuGCrspOrt, Pa.
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INvALIDs, DON'T DEsPAIRl

Thousands have found relief, and
thousands viii turn 10 this Medi-
cine after eXhausting their purses
and patience in search OF health.
Giddiness of the head, dullness OF the mind, fPt-
III breath, coated tongue, loss OF appetite pains
and weakness in the stomach, enlargement OF the
liver, yellowuess OF the skin, constant fever and
thirst with total dSrelish for business pleasure,
or any kind OF employnent-FAHRNEI PAN
ACEA, If taken and persevered in for a few days,
will remove this whole class of symptOms.-lhe
the stomach strengthened, the tongue clean, the
appetite improved, and the whole system so ben
entted that disease in bad weather, is less liable
to aIlliCt YOU,