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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20
FATAL ACCIDENTAL party Of pen,Ia

FATAL AccIDEST.-A party Of gentle
men started from Martins Ferry in ,ba
early part of last week. On a fishing e..
cursiOn to McMechen's creek, above Bell.
aire. Not meeting with much luck III.
party broke up camp on Saturday night
and loaded their traps in wagon and
started for Indian Wheeling creek sbop,
FIVE mile. back of Bridgeport. Thew ar.
rived at their destination early on Sun
day morning and commenced nnloadipc
the Wagon. James Moore, one of TIA
party was taking gun on, of the wagon
by the muzzle. In doing so the ham.
mer of the gun caught on something in
chr wagon, discharging the contents into
the right forearm of Mr.. Moore, laecer.
ating it in a terrible manner. His com.
rades bandaged up his arm as best
thew could, and then started for medis
aid. But before the services of phy..
clan could be obtained, and in an hcg,
after the injury, Mr.. Moore died, from
the nervous shock and the loss Of bIoai
His remains were taken to she res.
dence of his parents in Martins Ferrv
yesterday, and the funeral will be had a.
three o'clock this afternoon.
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New York Market.

New YORK, July lS.-Cotton-Quiet;
middling uplunds l1lc. Flour-Dull; SUI
pcriinc western and State OOa5 30; COM
mon to good 0Oa5 60; good to choice
loaf 30. Wheat-Dull, heavy and low
or at 2Sal 81 for No. = Chicago; 3la
81 for No. northwestern. Rye
/ 0gaI IL. Barlcy--Nominal. Malt
Quiet. Corn-Activc and firm; western
mixed 7Sa79c; yellow western 79aS0
Oats-Dull and lower; mixed western G3
attic; white 67a7Oc Hay and HopS-Un-
changed. Cofeess Dulland nominal. Sugar
Steady and in fair demand. Molassrs
and Rice-Steady and quiet. Petroleum
Dali; crude SC; refined l2Bal2sc
Pork--Firmer at $40 % for new mess
Bcef--Unchangrd. MiddleS-Strady ut
lOIc. Lard-Firmer at l2c for prime
Stcrinc; !c for city. Butter--Unchang-
Ell; western l8a28c, CheeSe---Steady at
9al2c for common to prime. Whisky
Steady at 9SIa.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 1S.-Flour-Quict and
Demand fair and market firm. Wheat
Dull and prices lower; Nc, , white
Wabash | 4G; No. do new 81 seller
August | SO; No. 3 do | -; No. white
Michigan 40; amber Michigan spot 10;
seller July Is; seller August IL; No.
| red new ~. Corn-Drmand fair and
market firm; high mixed spot GS4c;
seller July GSc; seller August; 7lc;
seller September GIc; low mixed spot
674c; seller August 67!c; white seller
August zoe; Michigan GSc; no grade G11r
Oats--Dcmand fair and prices advanced:
No. spot j9c; seller August Michigan
81.
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Kansas Cattle Trade.

ST Louis July IS;-The Kansas City
.Jomnai Of Commerce. gives the following
information relative to this seasons cat
tie trade: The drive from Texas is now
about all in sight, and will number l55,-
900, and distributed rs follows: 1000 at
Cotieevillc; 10000 at WICHITA; 25.OO0 at
Great Bend. Ind; ncighboring points,
10000; Ellsworth 1900. At Bunker
Hill and other places, there will be Il
market this fall; while the remainder,
$4,000. will be- consumed on the frontier
in filling Indian contracts. Besides these
there are about 100000 wintrrrd Texans
in Kansas, and about 10000 in Cololado,
which come into market this season, max
ing altogether about tina sam" number H.
last wear.
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, July lS.-Flow-Quict and
unchanged Wheat-Dull and holders
anxious to sell. and 2a2lc lower; No. ,
spring 81 local lOs spot; and seller July
! O7al or; No. , Chicago spring %;
rejected Csc Corn-Dcmamd light but
holders firm;a shade higher; No. > mix
ed G2!c spot and seller July; %i{c seller
August; rejected 344. Oats-Opcncd
firm, but closed dull; jOc spot; Al seller
July; 35c seller August. Ryc--Dull
and prices dropping at 9Oc. Barley
Market steady at l 02al O3. Pork-Dc-
mand fair and prices advanced; closed
firm and strong at outside bid ut 70 GOA
% % spot and seller July and August;
20 % seller September. Lard-Quict
and unchanged in every respect. Wills
kv-95C.
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MEMORY OF THE LATE MRS. BAR

In MEMORY OF THE LATE MRS. BAR
S1Tz.-The Sunday School services at
the Lutheran Church on 18th street, yes
terday afternoon, were devoted entirely
to the commemoration of their late eff
,cient teacher, Mrs. S. G. Barnitz, the wife
of their esteemed pastor. Addresses
were delivered by Revs. Thompson,
Hughesand Bristow. Many familiar
pieces of music were sung by the school.
There was. very large attendance con-
siderng the heat, and very great inter-
est WAS manifested. The class, of which
Mrs. Barpitz was such faithful teacher,
seemed especially to be greatly moved,
many of them weeping during the entire
services. Her vacant chair was draped
in mourning, as was also the room. Upon
the blackboard wore the sentences Love
to all" and almost Home, her last
message to her friends in this city.
At the, conclusion ofthe exercises the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted by a rising vote:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased our blessed
Father in Heaven to remove from her
sphere of great usefulness and Christian
work our dear friend and fellow-labOrer
~
WHEREAS, 1t is but meet that we
should make some public recognition of
our great loss and Of our deep sympathy
for those left behind, therefore
Resolrcd, That in the death of our dear
sister, Mrs ). Il. Barnitz, we have SITS
! tanned a loss irreparable.
Resoircd, That we extend to her strick-
en- husband and motherleSs children, as
we'll as her family, upon whom the hand
of affliction has been laid with such
crushing weight, our heartfelt sympathy
! in this their hour of tribulutiOn; their
! loss has been no common loss, but the
I Father who didSt 80 afflict them is God
Of love- and thi. blow, which seems so
/ hard and almost cruel, is no doubt in
dictrd with an allwisc and merciful pur-
pose: and as school we would point
! them to that fountain of life, from which
/ they have ever drank, rs II fountain that
can heal every bleeding, wounded heart.
Resolced, That as II mark of respect
and sympathy we will drapc our room in
mourning for thirty days.
In the evening Rev. ID. w. Fisher,
having kindly volunteered his services,
preached to a large congregation. The
/ death of Mrs. Barnitz WAS feeling Y al
ludcd to by the speaker, and the audience
seemed during the entire service to be
| deeply interested.
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WATERING IN A DRY TIME.-In t

WATERING IN DRY TIsfE.-In the
summer droughts, which now and then
occur, it is common to see persons every
where at work watering the garden to
keep things alive till the regular rains
come 1t is, however, the experience Of all
that the more the garden is watered the
more it wants; and thus OH the whole 1t
does little good. Yet water can be so
given as to be free from this objection.
1t is the hardening of the surface which
causes the evil and a hard, compact sur
face always dries out faster than loose
one. The proper way Is to
take the earth away for few
inches around the plant to be watered, so
rs to make sort of basin, and into this
pour the water, letting it gradually soak
away. After it has AL disappeared and
the surface gets a little dry, then draw
the earth back again which had been dis
placed to make the basin. This will
make a loose surface over the wate-ed
parts, which will preserve it from drying
out rapidly. Tomatoes, egg plants cab
bages and other things of this character,
watcrcd in this way, will need no re-
newal of water for several weeks. 1t Is
slow way of getting such work done,
but it is the only sure way of doing it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

ANoTHER FISHING EXCURSION.-And
still they continue to go. Another fish
ing party. under command of Captain
Brice. will leave this morning for Mid
die Island, where they will spend the
next ten days or two weeks in the pleas
antries of fishing. The party consists
of the following gentlemen: :. l.. Bricc.
William Rhodes, W. II. Shcib, Jacob
Hornbrook. Samuel Owens, John H. Nc
Cracker, John Devinc, John Hoag and
r. II. Carson. We wish them good
time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

B'SAI BRITH.--The Grand Lodge of
this order for the Fifth district. embra-
cling delegates from Missouri, Ohio. Ma
rvland. North and South Carolina, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia. Georgia and
the District of Columbia, commenced its
regular session in the Masonic Hall,
Broad street, at Richmond, Yesterday.
The convention will be in session several
DAYS.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July lS.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet, firm
and unchanged Corn-Nominal; no re-
ceipt<; western mixed 77la7Sc. Oats
Quiet; western mixed 6jc; white 5Saa69c.
Rvc-Dull ut 9Oa9jc Provisions
Quiet, firm and unchanged Butter
Firm; light receipts; western :3a24c.
Cofee-Dull, nominal and unchanged
Whisky-Quiet and firm at %.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. July lS.-Flour-
Quiet; State Ohio and Indiana extra
family i 20. Wheat--Quiet; old red 205
al 2lI; new 40. Ryc-Uuchangcd
FOrn-Quiet at SIC; western mixed SOa
Sic. Oat>-Unscttled; white 73a75c:
mixed - Butter and Egg>-Unchang-
ed Chcess-Dull; western rrServ" prime
l0allc; half skins SalO. Petroleum.
Refined i2sc Whisky--9Sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

POLICE CoURT-Jvdgr CrdnmdT.-The
Police Court was well attended on Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. Lamb. charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined ten dollars and costs.
which she paid.
John Holt and Jane Armstrong, for
using loud and profanc language on III"
public streets, We're oach fined three dol
lars and costs
Con Bingham, charged with disordcrly
Paid.
The charges of disorderly conduct
against John and James Lamb were dis
missed.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, July lS.-Bu>ine>> was
inactive with the commission houses and
the jobbing trade nominal. The market
for Cotton Goods was quiet but prices
ruled firm in first hands; Dark Fancy
Prints and Dark Side Brown styles in
demand, but the supply is light. Wool
Flannels and Blankets are doing well.
Woolens for mems wear less active. For
cign goods dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

NEARLY one hundred years have pass
cd since Washington sat down and rock
ed the cradle of the infant republic, res
cued BY his counsel, skill and courag"
from its carnivoruuS mother Of lconinc
proclivitics, and what have we done? :"
far rs this portion of the Lords moral
INWARD is concerned, We have started Il
considerable town, and are now engaged
in plastering our Court House, and
building (0ancw railroad to Elm Grove
and one to Wcllsburg. And yet we are
not happy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

SPECIAL ANNoUSCEMENT-A !
open my new wholesale and retail Mu.rr
Store at No. 20, told go Filh Avenue.
Pittsburg, Pa, on the lst Of August
next, offer the stock now in store at
my place of business, No. TIA Main
street, Wheeling. Consisting Of Piano,
Organs, and Musical Instruments of all
kinds. sheet music. music books. g.,
until August l.t., at wholesale pricc,.
Persons d,sirous ofmaking bargains had
better call at once, rs the sale ut thmc
prices will positively close mt that time.
Special induccmcnt, offered In every
department. WV. H. SHrIH.
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DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dye dors.
It's fleet IL instantaneous, and II bO M
turHl that n cannot De detected by The
closest observer. Being harmless AMI
easily applied, ~ II In general ~" niu"ug
the fashionable dresser. 10 every
large city I'm the United States. Phc"b
box. Sold everywhere.
LabOratOry-SD ~. and ~ CpT.aHi
street New York,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

TOMORROW we will have an opportu-
nifty of enjoying the greatest privilege of
free American citizen. The question
of subscribing S300OOO more to the p
W. X X. K. r. will give us this opportu-
pity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20
FELL OFF HIS TRAIN.-On Saturday

FELL OFF His TRAIN.-On Saturday
morning MarcclluS Hartley, Il freight
conductor on the b. " q. K. r. fell off
hiS train while i, was going up Nuzum :
grade. about eight miles east Of Grafton.
He WAS holding on to some part Of the
car. and leaning over to blow out the fire
in lantern which was hanging on the
side of the car. Whatever he had hold
of gave way, and he fell over on
his head on the ground below. One
of the road Waterman happcnrd to see
him fall. and went to his assistance, but
found hin, insensiblc Mr.. Hartley was
brouSh, to his home in this city ycster-
day. but has never spoken word since
his fall. The doctors think he cannot
rccovrr. Mr. Hartley is married man,
and livcS in the Sixth ward. having re-
Gently removed from Benwood to this
,ity
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Index to New Advertisements.

Woven Wire MattrcSS-G. McndcI,
Booth IL Co.
Camp Chairs-liubbard Il McBurni".
Now i Yunr Chance.
The Eastern Tea House.
Trust Sale of Farm.
Turtle Soup Lunch.
Dissolution Notice.
Copartnership Notice.
Marietta College.
Berries-T. Laramic.-[ Head of Local.
Commissioners Sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

THE cheerful huz of the mosquito now
delights the haplc>s inhabitant. The
man who can invent certain and I'M
mediate determination will become, as he
will richly peservc, the object Of the
PRAYERS of this down-troddcn community.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

PRICE OF EAR PULLING.-The case of
Butcher Mute, charged by Michael
ODonnell with having pulled the ear Of
his son, was tried before Justice McCor-
mick on Saturday evening. The Justice
fined Mute five dollars and costs, which
he paid.
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MAKING .ROON FOR FALL GoODs.-
In order to make rom for Fall and
Winter Goods will sell for cash all
Serge, Cloth. Lasting and ColOred shOe-
and Cater. at greatly reduced price. ]
justly claim that there i. no place in the
city at which you can find better d.
.Ort.nent Of Boots. Shoes and Caters than
at my store, corner Of Main and Flew
enth streets. Such is the variety Of
styles, width Of last, etc, that none need
fear Of being disappointed by not obtain
ing proper fit. All K and 4 crown
brand shoes warranted to give sat,fac
ton or replaced with new pair.
1910 JERRY CLEMENS.
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SHADE TREEs.-How beautiful how
cooling, this hot weather. And yet how
strange it is that SO many squares and
half squares are entirely destitute Of
trees. People will broil in the sun rather
than plant a few trees to protect them
selves and passers by. 1t is a notorious
fact that our streets possessing shade
trees. and where the dust is laid, afford II
cooler retreat than many places in the
country.
Why does not every property owner
plant trees before his dwelling? And
WHY do not renters do this? The latter
object because they may leave suddenly.
And would it not be II pity to leave Il
shade tree for passcrS-by? Property
owners say, Taxes are 50 high, and We
don't want to spend our money on shade
trees" There ara many noblccxccpti"ns
to both these classes. Some renters of
houses always plant trees for their own
and others comfort.
Poplurs, silvcr-lraf naples, and other
kinds Of shade trees may be bought in
the spring or fall for from fifty cents to
one dollar each, and if planted in suitable
soil will grow luxur;antly for years. Of
course, if the ground is clay, or composed
of rubbish from buildings it should b"
dug out and other soil put in. Street
dirt is admirable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

A GOOD HoTEL.-The Mountain
House at Oakland. Nd. under the man
sgcment of Mr.. J. A. Hough, is one Of
the best to be found in that part Of the
country. The hotel has been thoroughly
cleaned and renovated and put in first
class condition. Persons visiting Oak
land will find the Mountain House affords
the best of ACCOMMODATIONS at very reasona-
bic prices.
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We heard of several fights having oc-
Cured in East Wheeling on Saturday
night and Sunday, in which several per-
sons succeeded in getting head put on
them. Possibly We will hear more
about it at the Police Court this morn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, July 17.-MoNEr-Closed
at per cent. Foreign exchange left of
quiet at 4S6la4S7 for good to prime
bankers sixty days sterling and 4S9a
4S9! for demand. Commercial bills are
quoted at 434Ia476, and are scarce.
GoLD-Stronger to-day, opening at
10, advancing to ll0i and closing at
1l03. The rates for carrying were z, "a,
q, and finally per cent. Clearings
100000. Specie shipments for the
week 4s4, 623; 100000 gold coinand lOl,-
700 gold bars; the remainder silver bars
and coin. Imports of dry goods for
the week 1854, 52s; merchandise 4,4o3,-
$50. Treasury disbursements for the
week 100000 and receipts for customs
2,0S5,0O0.
nnv-u~,.r<rS ElpSn5 sfaaly
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GoyERNMESTs-CloSed steady.


STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
STOCKs-Strong, generally speaking,
throughout the day, prices having add
yanced from II to Il per cent mn the
entire list. The greatest improvement
was in st Paul and Northwestern COM
mon, the former having risen from 34@
to 95i, and 80 to 49, Next in point of
interest were Lake Shore, New York
Central, Rock Island and Western
Onion. The sales to-day were 10000
shares of Western Union, 5000 Pacific
NAL 5000 New York Central, 81, 700
Lake Shore, 5000 Union Pacific 5000
Northwestern, 5000 Rock Island, 1900
81. Paul and 1000 Wabash
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8nA.CIeVeland Market.

CLEVELAND, July lS.-Wheat-Dull
and weak; No. = red winter old 81 %;
new l %; No 2 red western old 9Sc.
Corn-Quiet; mixed 7la72c. Oats-Firm
and steadier; state &c; No. = do 54c.
white 64c. Pstrolsum-Dull and I'M
changed.
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SEVERELY HURT.-Gn Saturday morn
ing man named Cashier, who lives in
Triadclphia, was severely hurt, the re-
suit of his horse running oil. While in
the act ct dismounting from his horse, in
front of Frank Walters place on the Ma
iional road, the animal became frightened
and ran across the pike, dragging the
man after him, the lattcrs foot being
fastened in the stirup. Cashier had his
shoulder dslocatcd and was badly cut
about the head He WAS taken into Mr..
Walters house where everything was
done to relieve him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

The proper thing for every house
keeper to do on Monday morning Is TO
buv bar of "Warren's Chemical Laun-
dry Soap" The washing will be srl
and SPEEDILY done, and peace will reign in
that household. Your grocer has it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

THERE i, a new hat for rainy DAYS
which simply consists Of frame with ,
handkerchief tied over it. Gentlemen
can't get silk handkerchief out Of the
wash since this style came in vogue.
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SECOND DISTRICT.

THE match game of base ball played
between the Ku Klux club and Capt
Filan's nine, on Saturday afternoon, at
Ritchietown, resulted in favor Of the
later bv score Of 81 to 10.
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The FOURTH is OvER.-Great reduC-
ton Of my entire stock Of summer dry
goods and carpets, 70 be closed out re-
gsrdless of cost. Come on with your cash.
Now i the time to get bargains.
J. W. FERREL-
Centre Wheeling.
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BERRIES.

UNAMILIES WISHING BLACkBERRlES
i this week can leave orders to-day AT 81
Twelfth street and | will deliver them as
soon rs the boats arrive each morning,
while the berries are fresh. ~
iynD r. LARAMIE.
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Passenger Rates Reduced.
IT Cb LIN 81.

10 blass2oWy Liverpool, Belfast, bbS
Londonderry, &c.
state OF Pennsylyania, state Virginia
STATE Of Louisiana, state Of Georgia.
stat Of Nevada. stat. Of MlnnesoiA,
State Of Florida, STATE Of A labAWa,
state Of Indiana.
sailing every wednesday from the ON
pany's dock, Pier ~, North River, y. J.
The accommodations and provisions RI.
ylded on these shiqs are unsurpaS-r" "
thDSr Of any other line.
Itltes O| Hussn1e-Cabin, SO and W Ss.
rency, according 10 accOfnmOdAuyh1. -,
turn TIekrts-sl3D and $40. Interntls
or second Cabin 50, currency. otsSf-s
As low a. by any other INIT class ''H' ~
route. For dates Of sailing apply To =,
AUSTIN, BALDWIN, & 90, Agrnu ,I
-, Broadway, y. Y; GEO. IL. La ~.
Chestnut ~, Philadelphia; or J. = ~ - -.
RIMAN, AgSnt, Adams Express
flee, Wheeling, W. Va. IS'-
Castoria Ia more than substltut a., u.
Castor OH. II IL the only slfe artleIs )" M,
istence which Is certyin To asalihlIagI ..6ilc
food, regulate the bowels, cure WIN
and produce natural sleep. IL eyTnnb6l,
neither minerals, morphine OF ST. psl
and IL pleasant 10 take. Childrsh
cry and Iasthsrs msg rest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

The proper thing for every house
keeper to do on Monday morning i to
buy bar Of "Warrens Chemical Laun-
drv soap The washing will be ,reU and
sps,iiiy done and peace will reign in
that household. Your grocer has IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-20

The proper thing for every house
keeper to do On Monday morning is to
buy bar Of Warren Chemical Laun-
dry Soap The washing will beNaoeH
and speedily done, and peace will reign
in that household. Your grocer has it.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

UNHE BEST ADVICE THAT CAS- ~
/ given To persons suffering from Us
pcpsia, Bilious Complaints, Collie, COusN.
patton, Sick lI"aduCh", Fever and AgUr.
Nervous Debility, ~ ~ any disorder 81
f"CtinR the stomach, liver or kidney ia ID"
tone, cleanse aud r"gulHt" them hy IW
IT IT'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILE
They act very mildly, set they Thorough.
Iy restore the mnciiOnrTy action 81 tie
diRcstiv" organs aud the Intestine, aud
r"nOvRtr tb"SystcIn. They do not pfUdun"
nausea, gripping or weakness, and may hr
taken at any time without chang" ~ Dict
or occupation. PriC" De. a box. Sold ~
all DruRgIsts
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CUCUMBERS used to be- called cholera
in portable sections. The vegetable
aboundS. vet we have heard Of no vic
Tins
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WE advise nil who want first Clas-
Photographs IA see the Specimens OF,
Robinson's Gallery before giving their
ord"r.. The effect of light blended IN
shadow which characterizcs their work
cannot bo surpassed