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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev. E. s. BEST,
pastor NJ. E. Church, Natick, Mass, will be
read with interest by many physicians.
Also those suffering from the same disease
AZ afflicted the son of the Rev. +. s. Best.
No person can doubt this testimony, and
there is no doubt about the curative powers
of vEGETINE:
NATICK, Mass. Jan. 1, 1878.
Mr.. II. II. STEvENs-Dear Sir: We have
good reason for regarding your VEGETINE
q medicine Of the greatest value. We feel
our sons life. He is now seventeen years of
nge. For the last two years he has suffered
from necrosis Of his leg, caused by scrofu-
lous affections, and was SO far reduced that
cry impossible. A council Of able physi-
clans could give us but the faintest hope Of
his ever rallying, two of the number de-
claring that he was beyond the reach of hui
man remedies-that even amputation could
not save him, rs he had not vigor enough to
endure the operation: Just then We COM
that time to the present he has been con-
tinuously improving. He has lately resu1n-
ed his studies, thrown away crutches and
cane, and walks about cheerfully and
Though there is still some discharge from
the opening where his limb was lanced, we
have the fullest confidence that in a little
time he will be perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles OF
vEGETINE, but lately uses but little, as he
declares that he is too well to be taking
medicine. Respectfully yours,
80 MRS. L. G.. F. BEST
The range of disorders which yield to the
influence of this medicine, and the number
of defined diseases which 1t never fails tC
cure, are greater than any other single med.
icine has hitherto been even recommended
for, by any other than the proprietor OF
some Quack nostrum. These diseases arr
ScIOfula and all Eruptive Diseases and Tu.
!. mors; Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, and
Spinal Complaints, and all Infiammatory
symptoms, Ulcers, all Syphillitic diseases
Kidney ana bladder diseases, Dropsy,. ths
generally aft1ict American women, and
4 which carry annually thousands of them K
premature graves; Dyspepsia that universe
curse Of American manhood; Heartburn
to Sleep, and Impure Blood.
This is formidable, Hist of human all
ments for any single medicine to success
fully attack, and 1t is not probable that an,
to cure the quarter of them excepting til.
VEGETINE. 1t lays the axe at the root O
the tree of disease by first eliminating ever,
impurity from the blood, promoting tn
cape valves Of the system-invigorating tn
I liver to its full and natural action, cleans
ing the stomach and STRENGTHENING di0es
ton This much accomplished, the speed
eases we have enumerated, butlikewise th
whole train OF chronic and constitutions
disorders, Is certain to follow. This is pre
ciseiy what VEGETINE does and does it 5
quickly and 20 easily that 1t Is an accom-
plished fact almost before.t the patient
aware Of 1t himself;
INC 3sc vEGETINE - Ta9
| LIS composed Of Roots, Barks and Herbs.
is very pleasant to take. Every child like
II. Sold by all Druggist o3 47-4w
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The death of Madame Parepa
Rosa viii cause universal regret
throughout the length and breadth
Of our country. America loses in
her one Of the finest singers and
most estimable ladies on the. lyric
stage, and she has not so many of
eithar. that, che can spare them
without . COMMON SORROW.
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Says Anna Dickinson of = hath in
Idaho: You may laugh st me - much
as YOU please, and say / have no bust
3s;s t. s g bath Il !. ' e.. sa e
is very like the rapture see Ind n
your lovers tender clssp. I've tried
both. and / know" Ca WAitAlaw
Reid this rithouts syoan3 .Isv En
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Ed. Pal LADIUM:-Under the head
of County News" in last weeks Tele-
gram, I notice the following: "The
Telegram is par excellence the repre-
sentative paper of Wayne county"
ut is the organ of the people and
grinds for ALL
In another column the editor sgrinds'
out lot of stuff on the temperance
question, so illogical, SO erroneous,
and so certainly in conflict with the
views and sentiments Of q very large
majority of the people of Wayne
county. Gas the writer of this very
well knows having resided IN the
county for thirty-three yeafs) that it
ought not to pass unnoticed.
The editor takes the position that
legislation does nogood, that it is only
by moral suasion" that the temper
ance cause can be promoted. This is
precisely the argument used by all
liquor sellers and'iheT advocates. IF
legislation does not interfere with the
traffic, why are all.the saloon keepers
in this State organising to overthrow
the Baxter law-ignoring oil party
ties, party names and former political
associations, for The purpose Of ac-
comprising this one object? The
fact is, legislationshas suppressed the
sale and use Of intoxicating liquors in
this State to . considerable extent,
and the editor Of the Telegram very
we'll knows it. Were it otherwise he
would not be found opposing it.
Agin, he says: From Massachu-
sets where q stringent prohibitory
law has for years been in force, we
hear but one report, aud that is the
universal verdict that temperance leg
islation in that State is failure, and
that there is more drunkenness there
to-day, than when the law was pass
ed The writer of this happens to
'be more fortunate, for he hears two
reports; one from the advocates Of the
traffic there, which accords precisely
with the one heard by the editor Of
the Telegram, and the other from
many Of the leading men Of Massachu.
sets, some of whom are high in of.
fetal stations, and whose business it il
to know how the temperance legisla.
ton of that State works. Their re.
port is that the Law works as we'll al
any law against orine-that drunk
enness. together,with crime and pau
perism, it's attendants, has very large
ly diminished since tie enactment o.
the prohibitory law.
IF the editor of the Telegram il
not in sympathy with saloon keeper
and an advocate of the traffic, is it no
little strange that he should hea
only one side Of this question, an,
that the liquor sellers side, and tina
his arguments against Legislation
should be the same rs theirs? VIVA
would be thought of the Telegram
it should oppose legislation on hors
stealing? IF horse were stolen i
the neighborhood would mot the sta
BILE of its editor be among the ffst t
be interviewed"
How long would the people of Wayn
county continue &c support the
Representative paper" after it con
menced grinding" editorials again
legislation ON the crime Of gamblin,
and yet horse stealing and asanblir
are very Insignificant oRinss oonpart
to that of the liquor tre1s.
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While the express passenger train
from Edinburgh for Glasgow, Scot
land, was running at great speed, on
the morning Of the 9th it came in
collision with another express train.
Sixteen passengers were killed and
a number severely wounded.
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THE GOOD CAUSE.

Catholic temperance Un1en.
The delegates to the State Con
vention Of the Catholic Temperance
Societies met It Indianapolis, Jan.
22nd.
A constitution and bylaws for .
State Union were adopted
The constitution provides that
none but members of the Catholic
church shall be admitted into the
subordinate societies.
The officers Of the Union, upon
assuming the dutiesexpressed their
determination to 60 forward in the
work.
At a meeting in the evening, Of
the delegates and others, able adj
dresses were delivered by Mr.. B.
b. Daily, the President Of the State
Union, Father Spillman and others.
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N . T 4 9 E.

N T G E.
Notice is hereby given that on or about
of Jefferson township, Wayne county, In
diana, took up two estray heifers, described
in the proper certificate, now on file in my
Office, Us follows: One white heifer, with
red spots on neck and shoulders; one y dark
red heller, with some white on the belly.
No other marks or brands perceivable.
EtF lis WN. DUDLEY,
45-3w~ Clerk Wayne Circuit Court.
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ALL INFORMATION

In reference to Patent Lawn choerfhIly gfveu
Copies Of the Laws and Rules and RegulA-
lions Of the Patent Once, YIN be sent Gr.tas
NE applicant should
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VEGETTNE

r composed Of Roots, Banks and Herbs.s It
is very pleasant to take. Every child likes
1t. Sold by all Druggist. 474w
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susceptible Of being Illustrated by nonoh
or II It conststs In . chemical compound:
samples Of the ingredients In their CONNER.
form, should be sent.
Also, full description of the invention
or discovery, and tts advantages should b.
given a. II practicable; to atd In the proper
preparation Of the papers.
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COPIES OF CLAIMS

since l6oey Win b furnished ON the reception
Of q, the applicant giving the full noine a
the patentee, nature Of the inventor, dev
Of the patents, etc. s.-4....
Washington City, Dec. q, lssa
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D. P. HOLLOWAY o.

Have engaged inkheobunnen ~ H0lisfetng
Patents and Prosecuting Patent cases- kuc
siness entrusted to them VIII receive prompt
attention. es
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r DIR. L. Q. C. Wishart's Once Parlors are
opened on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wetnes-
days, from a. m. to5 p. m, for consultation
by DR.. VIM. T. Magee. With him are asso-
ISOLATED two consulting physicians Of ac-
knowledged ability. This opportunity n
not offered by any other Institution in tho
city. BIZ
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE JAZZ +"
The Chicago Fire.


CHICAGO, July b. 50 a. III. The iiIhi'S
of the fire are as follows: On Clark street. NO
535. which is about Twelfth street nn the south
and about Polk street on the north. " Dear
horn street the southern llml! Is Tear twelfth
street and the uorthrrr limit PDk street On
Wabash avcgue Harmon Court linus me
southern boundary and the northern unit De-
ing between Jackson and Van buren, streets.
On State street the southern limit is Harmon
Court, the line extending on me ho1lh nealls
10 Jackson street. Third aud fourth avenues
are burned nearly their whole length: ne ure
burned uuu,ber Of houses Oh Michigan aVcb-
nc. but has not damaged that street IL auy
urrat rv,ent, Some twenty blocks are burned
The loss is yaricu.ly estimated, but cannot be
g;ven with accuracy Ii will not be less than
E,ur millions, and lrobably will not be over SIX
millions. This is covered by about IVY" il'ths
Insurance, which Is divided among numerous
COMPANIES. Since the grca! fire, hre com panleH
have been very careful not to take large risk,
in one locality. The following are the LARGEST
Of losses: The Jewish synagogue, S5o,Ooo;
Ounn'S chapel, $l5,0u0; the Adclphl theatre
S15 ODO: ST, James hotel and furniture, SloO,-
900: The Postntfice $50 600; the Frs Baptist
church, 500. 900: the Church OF he Messiah,
so5. 900: Oilvet Baptist church, (colorcd, $40,
900. \ number OF serious casualties are re-
norrrl, aud several persons VT doubtless luSl
in the fl .ine- The ii'c is now completely un
der control, and no further anXIc.y Is l"lt Tor
the safety Of property gu the north side Ut TN"
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Far ''ax county, Je 3O-ts
nv r, A. Aerby,
IRcal Estate Agent and Auctioneer

Real Estate Agent ana auclloHeeTJ
1.OMMlSSIONEKo SALE OF VALU A:
u BILE REAL ESTATE IN TIE ClTi
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Pursuant to de-
crrcs Of the Corpura.iDn Court for the city u
Alcxandris, rendered Mt the June term, 1873,
and November term, 1873 in the cause OF Ja1n=4
W. Wallace W. VIM L. Kcphart ct ais, the
Subscribers, comm SSlUncrs appointed W the
sai! DEGREES, Will offer for sale 1T public auction
in front OF the Mansion House, on + .iria& IT,,
IN The city Of Alexandria. Va, on SAT- kDAf
the SGh day Of July, 1874, At II NJ, the follow
lng described properly, 10 VII:
4 LOT OF GROUND on the south side OF
Duke street, bounded by West Lane Oh the csot
ana b. Iiu:nilton Lane on the west containing
acres ID Y poles.
1t will be sold il four lots Of equal sz", each
fronting on Duke street. and containing about
one fourth oil square.
Term. of Sac; One tenth of the ur;hase
money to b. pad IN casa on the day Of sale, and
the residue Tn three equal payments III one two
and tire: years from Cne day OF ale, with inter-
est; the deferred payments To De secured by the
notes If the purchasers, tn app"9v ii security
and tIc retention Of the title u tie property I'M
Ill tie whul. ol tn. p.irc;ase money Is PAID.
JOHN VI ORR
CHARLES h. STUART
ic l1c0ts Comm rs. % Sale
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Stahler, Ia; Powell, II; Adam, 3D. Brown 49,
Cook, l. So the first three were declared
elected
I'd ballot: Brown, -; Adam, 5; Cook, 6.
MIR. Seaton advocated the election OF DR..
Fields Cook, who, he said, was the best phys-
clan in the town DR.. {. had cured youth
in Richmond of hydrophobia which no other
phvs;ciap could do. The young man was now
10 the Treasury Department, and they had
come TO the conc u~ion to smother him between
Two feather beds, the only cure for the disease,
when DR.. Cook iutervened and cured him. He
begged the convention for his sake, for God 5
sake, and Tor suffering humanity, to elect Dr.
Cook.
Sd ballot: Cook, 8: Brown, s; Adam, 6.
An ballot: Brown, 10; Cook 5.
For Corporation Attorney Charles i. Stuart
and h ID. Rutin were nominated. The result
Of the ballot was as follows: Stuart, Is; kui
flo, 5.
For Night Scavcuger James p. Coleman
made application upon the OdeTless Company
plan. Geo. f. Price and John J.. Smith, jr.,
were nominated, aud Patterson W. Arlington
was recommended by number OF CT, lens. aud
Hauuibal King made application and offered
500 bonus Tor the Office.
Is, ballot: King, I; Price, 5; Smith, 4; Ar
rington. 3; Coleman, ); Blank, |.
Mr.. Seaton made au appeal for King, and
he urged Council TO extend the olive branch to
the colorcd race even With something nasty on
the end oil it.
I'd ballot: KIM, O. Price, 6; Smith 4: Cole
man, 3; Arriugrou, |.
81 ballot: Price, s: King, !; C1leman, 5;
Smith, )
The election was then post poncd. AID the
convention adjourned until Thursday night.
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Ocean Cables.

LnNpoN, July 5.-The Atlantic cable land
in 1866 was successfully repaired yesterday al
rrrnoon, and j. now in perfect wolk king order
Portsmouth, n. H., July lj.--lhe shore
end of the telegraph cable was successfully
land d from the steamer Ambassador al Rye
Beach at three o'clock this morning. The crew
and electricians were assisted by many OF the
towns,urn, and plumber of ladies and gentle
men, visitors, helped to haul the rope attached
"a the cable ashore. At six clock the
splice was completed, and communication was
established with the steamer, lying just three
CHARTERS of a mile off shore. The Ambassador
will commcnce laying the cable from Rye Beach,
70 the shore about noon, and probably complete
tic woi So as to sa east tonight with the fara-
day. The weather was fine, sea smooth ard
everything favored complete success.
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LOCAL ffskEEI1lSiS.

One Of the crew Of the schooner krapfz, ~
lug at Agucw's wharf had his hand horribly
mutiIarcd this aljcrroon BY an anchor that fell
upon it. Dr. Brown rendered the required
surgical assistance.
Letters addressed to Arthur Fisher, Cape
May,'N j., Miss Sarah q, Lcary, no T. .
address, and James Sykes, Der Park, Md,
are detained 10 the postnlice here for want oil
postage and proper directions.
About one hundred of the trieDds of the AL
cxaudrla Library Company left here at one
. clock this afternoon on the stern wheel steam
er Arlington on an excursion trip to Occ'quan.
About one hundred persons attended the
concert of Prot. Harley Ncwcumb, at harepta
Hall last night, aud expressed themselves as
well pleased with the performance.
The weather was hot again to-day, the Their.
momcter, at noon, in the shade, stauIlng at
90
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Conservative Congressional GOnver
lion for the Eighth District.

In accordance, with The recommendation OF
the State Committee Of the Corse: vative Party,
we hereby give notice that a Convention of the
Conservative Party of the Eighth Congressional
District will be held in Alexandria, on the 18th
day of August, 1874, for the purpose of nomi-
Mating u candidate for Congress from this Dis
trict The State Committee have recommended
s'that each township Of n county and ward OF i
civ snail! be entitled to one delegate for each
one hundred Conservative voters and one Tor
fractions over fifty" We, there ore earnestly
recommend to The superintendent Of the several
counties in this Congressional District to TAX
the proper steps under the plan of organization
for the appointment of delcs ties rom their re-
spe, tive counties, and in case it be thought ex'
pedcnt to appoint the elogates by townships or
wards, we then recommend To the County Su'
perintendents TO call the meetings for the sane
lay and hour IL esch township and ward.
JAS. p. RELY,
EDGAR SNOWDES, j.,
Members SLu.c Com. S.h Cong. Dist.
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NV Green a. Wise.

[Rcal Estate Agents and AuclIonecrs.l
lNGMMIoS!O >kko oALh-By vlit &c o:
~ decree 81 the Corpo alton Court tie city
81 \ 'cXundria, Va Rendered. at its Juae term,
1871 in tnc suit OF Is. q. Thomas ": =. r.
TDpnas j. Co.. the u9dnrs gned, Commissioners
therein narn.d viii otter 10: lie, Dy pubic
nuclion, in rynt Of he Manson House dotci, Vi
said city, on SATU HDAi, the 18th dag at
.Juy 1874 II IL O'clock m the following prop
crty, To vat: ~
X Lot OF GROUND on the west side OF
Payne .trcr, between King and Cameron, he
grnni z IT n point ~ feet south of the ne oi Tue
t.w ling house nov occupied " Mrs lh"iha
thence sou h on Payne stree. - i"rl Thence west
- fact: thence north - lceti thence cast - Ine
A.o ALL OF THAT HALF SQUARE OF
GROUND bound by Cameron, West and
@ .cer streets A plat will be exhibited ut the
sic, ard the property soi in lots.
Terms: Ca.h enough to pay the costs OF suit
and expenses OF sale, and the residue III u. II
n;,d Is months, with the bonds Of the purchase,
with good personal security for the deferred
payments, refining the title till al the purchase
money Is paid. Cost of conVcyanclng 1T the e1-
pe.se OF the purchaser.
GEORGE WALKER,
ALBERT STU ARI,
10 1G-cots Special Commissioners.
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Aquatic &c.

SARATOGA, y u, July -. The weather is
very pleasant; 1t is rather warm, but there l.
u clung breeze. There Is no feature OF lnl-
pnrtarce concerning the freshman race. The
Start will not take place until about p. H..
IL. NJ Hooper, No. t, OF Trinity, has been
excused, and Mr. Buckley substituted
The Weseyans went over the course, yes
tcr,lay afternoon, in, 1t Is SAID, seventeen nin-
utcS.
The Harvard new shell has arrived.
Cornell, in their practice, yesterday, made
thirty-two strokes per minute very evenly. The
Yale freshmen made ,hr:y-tnur
President Graut and wife went to camp-mnet-
ing, at Round Lake, this III ,ruiug, aud will re-
turn this p III.
Mrs. Chancellor Walworth died last night.
She was found dead in bed this morning.
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NV Green a. Wise,
TRoal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
EAkkET FARM FOR SALE.

HgAKkET FAkM FOR SALE.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered At It's June term, 1874,
in the suit of Joseph Bruin, use Of Z. l.. Mani
kins agalnss Thomas JavinS, the underslg led,
commissioners therein named will offer at pub
lie auction, on SATURD ", the lst day OF Au-
gust 1874, between II and O'Clock OF That day
ut Cats Tavern, West End, Fairfax county,
Virginia, that highly cultivated and valuable
MARK Ell FARi belong ng u and now IN the
possession Of Thomas Jav:ns, containing ct
acres of land lying on the Little River turnpike,
about miles west Of Aicxandria. The land is
we'll improved with good buildings, and Is n
most desirable larrn. -,
Terms OF Sale: SO much cash in hand az Will
pay the SIS ami expenses Of suit and sale, anu
The residue in three equal annul instruments,
payable in one, two and three years, with llLer-
e:t from the day Of lie; the purchaser to & VIC
bond with good personal security, for the deter
red payments, and the title to be retained uat'l
all .nc purchase money is paid. The said com
missioner. are also authorized TO dispose OF sal.
property at private saIe, and they or either OF
.h"in, Will receive propos lis therefor up TO the
day Of sale alorcsa l. Ii any OF said bid: should
b.: accepted the sale will b, subject t. the rAl.
icalUn or the r, lection of the Court.
II. w. THOMAS, c,r,,,re ri
e; v. W y TIT Sale. "
Fn r'uy county. 3D--tS
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Nv +. 4. Kerby, AucliOMeer.

10y ORDER Of the Board of Directors OF the
- German Cn.operatlve Building Association
of Alexandria Va, will offer Nor ale, 1T pub
lie auction, il front of Green's Mansion House,
on Fairfax street, in the city of Alexandria, oil
SATURDAY, the 18th day of Jaly, 1874, at IL
m, LOT OF GROUND, with newtwo- G:.'9A
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE-R&SA-
thereon, on the south ,ide Of Commerce street,
hc.wccn West street and the Stone Bridge, in
the said city of Alexandria, fronting Az feet OF
Commerce street, and in depth 81 feet 2 inch s.
Terms male known on the day Of sale, and
plo. of the pr ,perty exhibited.
i. - .,,ts I[i,T(IS SCH IEIDER Sect Y
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EEETEC.N SHLES,
DWELLING AND STORE All FALLS
~ CHURCH For SALE.

4 4
~ CHURCH FOR SALE.
By virtue of y deed of trust from John D.
Brush to the undersigned, bearing date ON the
9Th day of May, 1873, and Of record in the land
records of Fairfax county. lber P, No. /, page
294, shall. on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
august, 1874, at Il O'Clock M, the premises.
sell, to the highest bidder, that certain LOT OR
PARCEL OF LAND situated at the junction
If the Georgetown turnpike with the Middle
pike, in the village of Falls Church. and At pre-
sent occupied by Brush & Fox. This lot ::;sssssaA
is improved By DWELLING HOUSE -aEGa.
and STORE ROOM, and is the best stand in the
village FIR business.
Terms of Sale: SO much cash in hand az will
be required t. pay the costs and expenses Of
sale and the su n of $500, with interest st the
rate OF eight per cent from May 6.h 1873, till
he day o. sale; and the residue in three ecu !.
annual payments, to bear interest from the day
# sale to be secured by lien on the property
sod Costs OF conveysncing to be pad by the
purchaser .. w. HUNIF, Trustee.
Falls Church. " 9-wts
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AgMc sOI1IUerHr:

No CUISINE, ARSE &c OR PoIsoNs.
This is strong language, as Physicians and
Chemists have for years tried to compound u
preparation that wcu,d entirely cure Fever and
A que without the use Of strong medicine, such
a. Quinine, Arsenic and other poisons injuri us
to the system There is no case of Fever and
Ague, Intermittent or Bilious Fovers C9nges-
tive Chlls, Night Swcats, Liver Complaints,
sc that this remedy Will not cure at once and
permanently. 1t purifi's the Blood, L;ver
SpIcens and HI SCI r.story organs so efeatually
that the Chlls will not return du-ng the season,
even whom persons have had them for years.
Sold by
ic i6-rt3m HENRY COOh q w.
CIpECTACIES! SPECTACLES!
-
EYE GLASSESl EYE GLASSES /
Cole, . liver, Steel and Rubber
A large and ull assortment OF our celebrated
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
No
EYE GLASSES,
wholesale AMI retail at
CHARLES w. GHEEN'S,
iv15 IS King street.