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all co concerned; this being the frs'
Fair-they hope to increase it in the
next year. The display of stock was
very good, in fact much better than
one could have expected. The farm
ers seemed to feel an interest in this
feature of the exhibition, which may
be taken as hopeful sign when We
remem Der that West Virginia is be-
hind her sister States IN the culture
of stock.
Quite a number of people from
GallipoIis aud Pomeroy we're present
who showed a fraternal feeling in all
that took place. There was only
one disappointment present. The
renowned Brick Pomeroy, who was
advertised to address the Association
failed to put in an appearance. A
telegram received stated that he was
seriously i'll.
R'S
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wildered gaze, is the unique and del
icate fioish E the fresco work. The
cost of this elaborate frescoing alone
was S35 900; and it is sale to assert
that no such artistic display on Sc
grand q scale has ever been attempt
ed on this continent. Nothing ye'
seen in the industrial exhibitions Of
any country has surpassed the cabi.
net work + this hotel. From the
lowest floors to the uppermost story,
the furniture is equally rich and c,s-
ly. Absolute comfort being The fir>t
consideration, easy chairs are fou"d
in all the bedrooms, and here Is
nothing which ladies' and gentlemen
expect TO find in their owe hons :,
that is not at their di-p,sai at the
Windsor. Paris aud Bruises have
long been famous for this branch of
manufacture but here W, have tx
amples Of what American skill! eau
produce, which is far supeoior TO any
thing ever seen 10 those capitals. A
novel idea has been put 10 prlctlcal
working at the ladi entrance on
9TH avenue. Ladies covered with
dust frcm ravel or waking often OH
ject to seeing friends in the drawing or
sitting rooms, an elegant apartment
has therefore been approprilted for
their requirements, whore they may
await the arrival OF their friends
staying at the hotel. There are four
grand stair-cases with Steps Of ite
marble which lead from TIE ground
to the ladies floor. 10 sldvion tn
this ample means e com nunication,
is handsome elevator The mos
sumptuous OF it, kind ever mann
featured The rooms On most of the
floors have been built IN suit, uf
apartments, SO that families NAV en-.
JOY the absolute privacy and secIu-
sion Of bone life Thus two or
more bedrooms, with dining, sitting,
dressing sod bath rooms attached
may be engaged, all communicating
by double doors with each other, add
10 the same way isolated from other
portions of the building. The gen.
Ilemen who will conduct the Wins
'or, are Mr.. Samuel Hawk. so well
known as the rriucipHl of The ST
Nicholas aud Mr.. Gamer Wetherbee
Of the Revere house, Boston; with
such officers in charge, the pubic
may well rest satisfied tiint the Wind
sor will be the best kept house on
the continent.
FASHION GOSSIP.
Figured goods have disappeared
altogether. The present style Of
street dress does not admit Of them,
excepting, indeed, an almost invisi-
Die stripe, which alfnrds no contrast
ln color, aud is oimed by reversing
,he Diagonal. This and the new In
Dina c'oth are the only fancy
styles to be seen among the new fall
mportaions. Indiana cloth is soft
self-cOlorei and small-;uited
fabric, presenting a rougheped and
irregular surf ace, very becoming to
whose delicate compilations
become smoother and fairer by the
contrast As successor to the wide
striped black srenadiue, there is
striped camels hair cloth. which is
particularly adopted for polooaises.-
| t consists Of stripe OF cloth and a
: ipe of camels holr, and prese an
effective example of color upon color,
which is so prominent q feature OF
fashionable toilets. GRAYSoN.
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FATAL FouLIsHNEss.- The Uni)n
REGISTER of Saturday says: Austin
Lilly, tenant on DR.. Manser's farm
situated on Flat Top Mountain, in
Raleigh county, near the Summers
line, temporarily retired FROM a
ueighboring wild pigeon roos', to
warm at bis 6resile. While sitting
by the hearth, he, in sport, placed
the muzzle of q revolver to his mouth
and blew down tie bArrel. The p;s-
tol, thereupou discharged i0to his
mouth killing him instantly. He
had been often warned against the
practice of blowing thorough a pistol
barrel.
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Mason County Fair.
Correspondence Huntington Independent
Point Pleasant. Oct, 9th '73.

Correspondence Huntington Independent
Point Pleasant Oct, 9th '73.
The first Exhibition of the Mason
County Agricultural aud Mcdaniel
Association occurred last week, and
takirg the verdict Ofthe people here,
you can set it down a success. The
grounds are conveniently located to
tue town-the arrangements necessa-
ry for the display of stock and farm
ing in elements we're we'll carried out,
and reflect much credit on the energy
and enterprise of the gentlemen, who
were placed 10 charge. Mr.. Jno. L
Tiwms won much praise for the eff
6cieut manner in which be cocduc-
ted the Office of Secretary, as also did
Col. Smith, the Chief Marshal.
The alter dance each day surpassed
the expectations Of the managers and
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Our efficient aud obliging city
Marshal has been engaged lately in
improving the police headquarters.
Monday afternoon was devoted to the
no wise pleasing duty Of putting up
sto e, and an old one at that. There
were divers joints aud sections that
seemed but poorly suited to each
ether, and would Tot adjust them
selves properly, The worthy MaTshars
pa,ierce stood cut bTaVely for a
long while, but bad to give in at last,
and when it all yield he made things
lively. For the short while tina, We
stoid. we estimated th,t he swore a
coluus and hai' Of solid miuiOu to
the hour.
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The panic has had a oaneful effect
on our neigbOriug town, Ceredo, as
we learn that the several saw mills
aud other business manufacturing es-
Establishments located there have clos
ed since the depressiOns took place in
the money market. We trust that the
dull time there may be of short dura-
ton aud that her industrial enter
prises may soon resume their accus
toned sway.
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We learn from the Charleston
Courier that T. G. Hogg, an old aud
Wellknowu citizen or Mason county,
was suddenly stricken with an affee-
ton Of the heart and almost imme-
diately expired, at his residence, in
Mason county, on Sunday last. Mr..
Hogg was well known in the Valley
over a half century ago as a surveyor
of some distinction
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GONE TO PARKERsBURG DIR. G.
B Moie'', for long time a resident
Of this city has determined to remove
to Parkersourg. The health Of his
family has induced him to the pres
0nt change. Tie doctor is we'll and
favorably known here and stands high
10 bis profession Veregret to loose
him. and 10 his pew field of labor, we
wish lin success.
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NeighboriloOd.
ASH LAND

From the Journal.
The Ashland Coal Works has 23S,-
600 bushels Of coal afoat, at their
yard. \ number Of bsrges will go
out for the lower market, this week.
Two Of the old hct-blasis at Ash
land furnace, have been torn down,
aud are now being replaced. The
furnace is working unusually well
and making her full quote Of iron.
Iron ShIme"ts---lh he Blue Line"
barge company, had $50 tons Of iron
for Ciuclunati, on Saturday last; 200
tons being from this place, towcd
down by the Robert PEBBLES, The
same line will bring upa Dumder of
new cars for the L & B S K. H., f
D., and additional nail machines for
the Norton Iron Works. The Bnr
Line" will also take l15 tons Of Star
Furnace iron for clifton Nail Works
this week.
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70 BrlLcERS.-I am now pre-
pared to furnish any quantity OF
the best quality of large brick
and good building rock, TO be
delivered at any time and any
place in Huntington, upon the
most reasonable terms
liz Il. :. " ~.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS!
We IRE Selling every
thing in our Line Lower
than the LOWEST.
GREEN Sc RAEER.
cScs and Mill, Huntington. W. Va

FoR Loss or APPETITE, Dysropsis
Indigestion. depression Of SPnl's Il
General Debility, 10 their variou>
forms. Ferro- PnoSporrtpj Elixir Of
Calissya made by'C,sxell. llazrd &
80. New York, and sold by all drug
gisIs. j. the. best tonic. As stimuIsnf.
tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness. it has no
equal. IF taken during the season il
prevents fever aud asue aud otler
intermittent fcvers
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To CAPITALIST. We have tract
Of 90. 600, forty nine thonsaod acres
of Coal land on the kanawha river.
of VIII oh we are authorized 10 sell
oue half one third or one fourth.
The timhe on the tract is sold. and
The land .sill be sold with or without
the contract for timber.
w. S. DowNER & Co.
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TIE WArFns CnNcERro PARLon

The WATERS CONCERTO PARLOR
ORGAN-We are glad TO chronicle
any new thing, or any Improvement
up)n.an old one, that tends to pcpn-
Iarize music by rendering It's study
either easier or more attractive
Lately our attention has been called
10 new patent stop added TO the
Waters Reed o gan. called the Con
certo Stop. 1t is SD voiced as 10
have tone like lul', rich alto voice
it is especially human IN It's tone.
Il is powerful a. we'll as sweet. ard
when we heard it w. we're IN doubt
whether We liked it best IN Solo. o.
with Full Organ We regard this a.
valuable addition tn The ReeG
Organ. RUrGi Nrw Yorker.
~. " S. Downer has one ofthesr
organs at his residence and II is tic
most beautiful instrument of tht
lind We ever s1w.
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THE Senatorial Committee consisting
of Senators Coaklin, sherman Davis
and Others. appointed TO investigate the
Project of the James River and Kaaaw-
ha canal, arrived in the city ON Sa'ur-
day. Hon. Frank Hereford and H..
c. Parsons accompanied the Committee
Cincinnati.
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Obstacles 10 Marriage,

Happy Relief fer young men from the effects
OF Errors ald Abuses in early life. Manhood Re-
stO' ed. Indictments 20 Mar age removed
New aeilOi u tire. NJ :ut- New and r-In-rka-
bic remedies Books and circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASS0-
CITATION. No. 3 South Ninth st, Philadelphia,
PAN Institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct aLi lTof-s-.olal sAlii
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REAL EsrArE.-We have given up
all connection with the Insurance Bus-
ness. and devote all orr attention to the
purchase and sale Of Real Estate, Lea
sing Of Houses and Farms, Collection
of Claims, Rents &c.
W. 5. DowNER & Co.
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Green aud Harper make excellent
Jurors. It business for which
ia = seem peculiarly fitted, aud 1t
sgrees with them They spent The
better part Of last week On the teDch
at Barbolrsyj.le-drew a dollar and
a half day Tor heir services and
got trusted for their dinners. They
are open TO new engagements.
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New BUILDINGS Mr.. {. |, SIN
sci is building a very uico house on
the corner Of 18th avenue aud llth
street for DR. :. 7. Dickinson Of
Caroline county I, is to be com
plsted by the fir, cf December.
The frame Of uew house is up, on
4th avenue ne1r 9,h street next door
to Mr.. SjmmS' house.
Messrs. Sperry 4 H,le, have their
houses near the Saw nil, almost
ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Jao Lsllance has moved 10
to his house on 4,h av hue near llth
street, but I, Is not completed.
Captain Maddy's house 90 Sd aven,
ue is progressing rapidly.
Several houses on Second avenue
between 9th AMI 10Th street have
been bull, lately,
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We leara that Nr. J. f Wood
hos a contract for cutting IA bis
r.,ent Gre tile, in The new Yerlauder
Ia lding on Trout street The dura-
tilty Of the tiles has beea tested ADD
sre almost entirely used in pew bnil-
dires.
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THE MERCHANT 1AILCRING cstab-
Iisbment on 3rd Avenue between 10
III. and llth, Steels, is rapidly grow.
Ing into a very popular and success
fui business. Mr.. Flooding keeps con
stanily on hand great variety of
piece goods. an excellent cutter, and
warrants a 6 at sll times.
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There has been a slight change
IL &c 10 lbe running ofthe express
tr.in on the e. * o. K. r. The hour
cf arrival 3, : p n. inste1i o9 > 20,
A. heretofore The tine for t,Par-
tu,e i the same at both euds Of the
itre
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pleasure Of meeting our old friends,
Senator 7. B. Kline and Albert
Laidley Esq, who were not wanting
10 their attentions to make the day
a pleasant one.
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The County Court IS still in SEES
zion. aud will continue the remainder
Of the week. \ great number Of
cases have been tried and decided
Justices Hsgoa and Eoslow from
ihis city, ere 10 Attendance.
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We bad the pleasure OF call
s .urday. from the following distio-
euished gentlemen; Hon. Henry g..
DAVIS, United States Senator from
West Va, Hon. Flank Hereford,
Representative from this district,
Hon. f.. A. Summers, aud Mr. Lewis
b ker, Proprietor Of the Wheeling
RyGfsTER
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Mr.. J. A. COgbill has made some
improvements in bis room on the
corner of Front aud Eight streets
Fine cigars and wines look invitingly
from the show window.
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When our country friends come to
town. they should rec0lIect them
selves and not stop their ox-'eams on
a sidewalks. 1t spoiis FIVE cent
polish 10 walk through the mud to
OF around them.
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STEALING. Mr. Mitchell bought a
stove. few days ago at Esquire Ems
lows Office. lie left IL on the sidewalk
IL. Convenient % move, and somebody
came along and stole a plate ont Of the
top oft IL wants them to bring the
plate back, or come get the rest Of the
stove
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The river rose so rapidly last week
tlata quantity Of roofing slate that
hsd been left on the bank was cover
90. A couple Of meu on Friday were
in waist deep trying to reclaim it.
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The season for evening walks and
Iromensdes Is retiring before the
approaching period Of rain aud wind.
Inste d Of thin scled CATERS now
look up your oveUshOes.
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We learn that Mr.. J. Z. Wood,
. succeeded in raising subsouP-
tons to the extent of 81, 200, toward
the project Of erecting works for
manufacture Of his patent Fire Tile
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From the amount of timber that l.
Iiled up along the wharf aud railroad
ore would think there was manutac-
tureing done here. 1t is in good de-
mand.
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We paid a hlsiy trip to BarbOurs-
vile on Tuesday, where We found the
{ unity Court 10 session, attended By
a large number of attorneys from his
place an d Guyaudotte. We bad the
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YorNG Miss CHRISTIAN Assoc
A meeting for Il. purpose Of forming
thi, society was held a. Carrots Hall
on last Saturday evening After a
tenn. orary organization anil some re-
marks, \. VI. Warner Esq va, elected
President of the Association; on ASA
ming the chair hcmqde a short a3lrcs,
on the dut,c, Of christians; q committee
was appointed t. draft constitution for
the society, TO report u an adjourned
meetiuc next Saturdayat the same time
and place. We learn that the commit
tee ON constitution nave performed their
duty and it IS hoped there will be 'uI!
attendance. aSuu the officer, except the
President are 90 be elected at that time.
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The head Of reliable navigation on
the Ohio river is again open to the
commerce ofthe world.
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The Ladies should call on Chase d
Bardirk to see tie latest Styles OF
Slippers and Caters.
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The Mite Society Of the First Pres
byterian Church, will meet at MIR.
McClintoek's, Thursday evening,
3Oth. All are invited.
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Hardware, Tinware aud House
hold Goods N large quantities 81
Thos. Medfnrd's. 81 avenue.
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GEORGE A. FLoDING is constantly
receiving new styles Of Gents Ready
made Dress Goods of every grade
and price, and will always insure
perfect tit aud entire satisfaction.
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SHINGLES Il will sell best guilty
shingles for the next 80 days a
1913 per thousand W. ii Penny
blcker. Hpntin ton. W. Va.
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LUMBER, LyM3Ea, LUMBER.

100000 fee. Of dry Poplar Lum
Der in the rough or dressed, can be
had cheap at Green & Kafer'sMi.l
3ri.,Ave, Above 18th, ST., Hunting
ton, West Va.
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" D Wood has added another
show case to his counter, and filed 1t
with sweet things.
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Mr.. J. T. Hatfield, who has been
sick for two or three weeks, is again
on the street looking better.
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JOB WoRK.-The INDEPENDENT
has been delayed nearly every week
lately by a constant pressure of Job
work, bu. we always have room for
one job more. and ifany of our friends
want work of any kind, il the way of
Bill-heads, Circulars, Cards, Letter
heads, Posters, Dodgers &c, printed,
we will guarantee TO get them up as
cheap and more tastefully than any
other establishment in the city.
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1t is not necessary for Chase & Bur
lex to do any bl,wing to convince
the people whore to bay their Boot,
and Shoes.
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WHAT Do YOU WANT BETTER THAN
rHls.--A large stoci; of patent HueS
fire proof. drain tile, all sizes nowe,
pots, urns, and vases, ut factory prices
22-4t. A. b PALMER,
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IMPORTANT To Builders A. b Pal
mor is prepared to take contracts for
building houses and all kinds of carpen-
ter work. Don't fail to give him a call.
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For SALE -One large and com
modious Dwelling House suitsble for
boarding house For particulars
.pply to Eustace Gibson
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WANTED We have demand for a
number Of small hons : those having
such viii do We'll 60 rive Us a call
w : DowNER K TO.
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Quarterly meeting at the NJ L
C,n-cb South begins at Holderby Chap
81 Saturday.
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For RENr-A neat two story
dwelling house on 3rd. avenue-central-
" located. Also rooms suitable for IL
small family. o. g. CHASE.
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STovEs.-Thos. Nrdford coniin-
mes to keep the best Cooking aud
Heating stoves
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A telcgrapbic dispatch, from Mr.
j. l.. Campbell, President oftbe Ber-
lin and Pomeroy R,i!road, gives pos
tive assurance that that road will be
built forthwith. -Pomeroy d. COP Tel
egraph.
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There was a dreuching rain on sun
day night which left a respectable
sized lake on Third avenue the next
day.
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HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Oct, Both
lS73.-Tbe Huntington Lyceum will
meet on next Tuesday evening, No
vember 4th 1873 in Burdick's Block
All the old members are requested to
attend as business of importance will
be transacted. The public are cor
daily invited.
JNo. G.. BREsLIN, Pres.
WM. THUsMAN LEWIS, Secr'y.
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The e.pres. train, Tuesday even
va. crowded with people going
West.
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The celebrated D1nnaly Buck
Gloves for sale bs Chase 4 Buedics
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with perfect certainty that
IL Will eradicate the disease, and with assur-
ance, founded or proof, that no harm can
arise from its Use IN any quantity.
That which projects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service in tho
communities where il prevails. Prereatioa
Is better than cure: for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run In violent attacks Of
this balcfnl iistemper This "CURE" cxpcis
the miasmatic poison of feScr and Ague
from the system, and prevents the develop
nicni of the disease, III taken on the dfst
approach Of its premonilory symptoms. A
great superiority OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger.
tain cure Of lntermittcnts is, that IL contains
no Quinine or mineral; consequently II pro.
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution Those cured
by IL are left as healthy rs II they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Aguc Is not alone tho con-
sequence of the miasmatic poison. A great
variety Of disorders arise from lis irritation,
among which are Neuralgia, Rheuma.
ti.m, Cont, Headache, Blindness,
Toothaclsc, Earache, Casarrh. Asth-
ma. Pslpisation, Painful Affections
Of the spleen, Mysteries, Pain In the
Bowe Cello. Paralysis, and derange-
ment Of the stomach, all Of which, when
originating In this cause, put on the inter.
mittent type, or become periodical. This
"CuRE" expels the poison nom the blood,
and consequently cures them all alike. IL is
an Invaluable protection TO immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing In
the malarious districts. II taken occasion
ally or daily while exposed 20 the infection.
that will bc excreted nom the system, and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity 10
ripen into disease. Hence ii Is even moro
valuable for protection than cure: and few
will ever suffer from Intermittents II they
avail themselves Of the protection this rem
edy affords.
For Liver Complaints. arising from torpid
ity Of the Liver, IL is an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity,
and producing many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines fail.
PREPARED nv
DIR. j. c. AVER & CO., Lowell. Mas,
Practical and Analytical Chesntsts,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
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LOCAL NOTICE. :.

Graham and Rye bread always Oh
hand and fresh. W. II. MoNTRosE.