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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-24
Modern women.

Itisasah commentary upon our bOast"d
civilization that the women Of our time
have degenerated in health and physique
until they are literally a race ot invalid
pale, nervous, feeble and backschy,
with only here and there few noble eI-
ceptioHs in the persons Of the robust,
buIom ladies characteristic Of the sex in
days gone by. BY very large eAperi-
ence covering period Of year., and
embracing the treatment OF many thous-
ands Of cases Of those ailments peculiar
20 Women. DR.. Pierce, Of the Worlds
Dispensary, Buffalo, y. l., has perfected,
bv the combination 81 certain vegetable
extracts, q natural specific, which be does
not eItol a. cure-all, but one which al
mirably fulflls = singiensss Of purpOse
being 8 most positive and reliable remedy
for those weaknesses and complaints that
Affiict the women Of the present day
This natural specific compound ]. called
DR. Pierce's FayOrite Prescription. The
following arc among ihOse dlseAses in
which this wonderful medicine bsS
worked cures As II by magic and with =
certainty never before attained by any
medicines: Weak bark, nervous and gen
eraI debility. falling and other displacs-
ments Of internal organs, resulting from
debility and lack Of strength in natural
fupports. internal fever, corgestion, m
hammation and liberation and very man Y
other chronic diseases incident to OwOnen,
not proper IN mention here, in which. hs
we'll rs in the cases that have been emu
merated, the Pay0rite Prescription effects
cures the marvel Il the world. II will
not do harm 10 any state or condition Of
J the systsm, and by adopting i,s use the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-24
New York Market.

NEW YORK. December 23.-Cotton-
Quiet at l4t@lisc. Flour-St"ady; re-
ceipts 1000 barrels; supcrtinc western
and state 81 OOm4 80; common to good
"a 75Cl4 %; good to choice 50 OOmj CO.
white wheat extra 50 60CaG l6i extra
Ohio 81 75(d.G 40; ST. Louis OOtd 90.
Rye Flour-Quict Corn Mcal-Si 20
IA -. Whcat-QW"t; receipts 5000
bushels; No. | spring 81 l9CoEl %; No.
do 81 O9@l IL; amber 81 2ot@l 81.
Rvc-Quict at 93@96c. Barlry-Steady;
Canada western 81 80. Malt-Quict.
Corn-Old firmer; new heavy and lower;
receipts $4,000 bushels; mixed western
old in store 93M 94c; do ailoat 9j4M 9Gc.
Oats-Quict and firm; receipts 5000
bushels: mixed western 6S(u G9!c; white
69G7l!c. Hay and Hops-Quiet. Sugar
Quiet at 7!d 9ic. Cotiee-Firm at 4
Ia Igic. Molasses-Quict at G3m GJc.
Ricc-Quict. Petroleum-Dull; refined
at II &c; crude 5sc. Eggs-Firm at 2S..
"a 3Oc. .Pork-Lower; old mes at SO 30.
Bcei-Quiet. Cut Meats-Firmcr at
ia; middles dali at l0lm l03c. Lard
Firmer at 1903 l3-l6c. Butter-Stcady
at l9G35c. Cheese-Quiet at l2!Gl53c.
Whiskv-Unscttlcd at 81 O2!@l %.
Manufactured Copper-Stcady; lngot
Lake firm at 23!m 23!c. Pig Iron
Scotch quiet at $50 O0Gd 35 80; American
dull and nominal at S2l OO@2G 90.
Rus .ia Sheet-Sl4 80 gold. Nsils-Un-
settled; cut 81 4OG3 50; clinch - 2j@
i %; horse shoe quiet and unchanged.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Mr. ChidcrS, the First Lord of the
British Admiralty, visited the Navy De-
partment Yesterday, and afterwards, &C.
companicd by Secretary Robson, visited
tn" Signal Bureau.
The rate Of discount in open market at
London for three months bills IS % per
cent, IS per cent. below the Bank OF
England rates.
Tn" Wavs and Means Committee will
continue in New York, Saturday, the
investigation in the matter of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Companv's subsidy
King Kaakaua left Washington yes
terday morning for New York, accom-
panied by Secretary Fish and other men,
ber> of the Cabinet to the Railroad sta
lion, in the Presidents carriage, and there
th"vtook leave of the King.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
appointment of James VI. Boreman as
Postmaster at ParkerSburg.
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The Senatorial Question.
m the Jackson Democrat.


Many Of our contemporaries are setting
forth the merits of their particular candi-
date for Senatorial honOrs. All the CAN
ditat"s but the favored one get 'hark"
from the work go. These various putfs,
on the face of them, appear to come from
,hr people in shape of communications;
hg, how many of them are written in the
editorial >unctum and accredited as COM
ing from various part of the State, we
know not.
We are pleased to learn that we have
=, much available talent lying around
lu.c. Without diSparagement to the
bruins of one, or the cloquence OF another,
and the anti-monopoly of one or the
"b.oatcd ari>tocracy' of another, we say
s.Yr IL representative man, Il man of
h-sins-and il will not be to his disad-
vantage if he should happen to be worth
n few thousand dollars; such man would
have l">S inclination to steal. Give us a
man that will command the respect OF
,hr Srnatc. one that will work in harmony
with the balance of our delegation, and
then We may expect to have our needs
respected in Congress.
Taking everything into account, we
think j. Y. Camden is the man to elect
i, L :. Senator in the place Of a. l.
Borrrmn. Mr.. Camdcn's past and pre-
srnt fidelity 10th" Democratic party; and
hi, standing at home and abroad as Il
hu,nr>, man, will give him influence in
Congress. lis services in the past have
rndrared him 10 the Democracy Of West
Virginia. lie l. man of brains, and
though banker and railroad director,
h" can represent the people of our
State ~ we'll aS any man, and just a
honestly ~ the best of them dare to
do 1t. To imput,' to him, or any other
candidate. 81 low motive as to say that
b" or any other man aspiring to Sena.
torial hunur>. would work for selfish
ends and not fairly represent the people,
show, a lack of confidence in American
manhood. \ man. be he rich or poor,
Democrat or Republican, that will go to
Congress and work out his own selfish
end, To the dctriment of his constituents
/, not tit to enter the Legislative halls OF
th" nation, and ought to be kicked out OF
Office and out Of politics.
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market

From the Pittsburgh Commercial.
The stock arriving and to arrive will
not be above the average in numbers.
There are quite number Of show cattle
on sale. averaging in weight from 400
TO 2,OO0 pounds. These cattle are corn
fed, and designed to grace the butchers
stalls during the holidays, and command
top prices, fetching 81 50, s. O0and even
as high as $40 90. However, there does
not seem to be the same disposition on
the part Of butchers 20 purchase this
Kind Of stock, a., at the rates demanded,
thev claim there is no money in It.
Prices have not vet been fully estab-
lished for the present week, but the in
dications are that they will not hold up
10 last weeks figures. Extra cattle will
demand good prices, whilst fair and me
dunn stock will possibly sell at lower fg-
ures.
There was not the usual number Of
Eastern dealers in the market to-day,
but il was expected that they would put
in an appearance BY tomorrow, when
prices would he established, and the
market opened up in earnest.
In our next report We will furnish
our readers With the sales Of stock and
prices received Tor the same during the
past week, and such other information
as may be of interest 10 the reader.
Quotations, a. yet, DO nor differ mate
rally from those given in our last report.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December 23.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Whrat-Steady and in
moderate demand; No. l spring 92!c;
No. 2 9Vc cash; 90!c seller January; 81 e
seller February; No. 3 SAC S5ci rejected
7srG 79c. Corn-Demsnd fair and market
firm; No. 2 mixed old 79!c cash or seller
December; new do 66tc cash or seller
January; 66r667c seller February.
Oats-Dull; No. 2 53!G53!c cash;
53c seller January; rejected 47tc.
Rve--NominaI. Barley--Steady
and in moderate demand; No. 2
81 26Cd,l go cash; 24i seller January;
No. 81 l4(d1l Il. Dressed Hogs
Dull n. ss OO(a,s s 80. Pork-Unsettled :
closing weak at SIS 75(d,lS 65 cash;
$l9 l5td.$l9 20 seller February. Lard
Dull and nominal at sl3 90 cash
sl3 25 seller February. Bulk Meats
Steady and in moderate demand and
unchanged. Whisky-Steady and in
moderate demand at &c. On the call of
the board in the afternoon Wheat closed
lower at s9tG s9sc. Corn-Easier; new
csc seller January. Oats-Dull at
52tc seller January. Pork-Dull and
prices lower at sl9 10 seller February
Sl9 40 seller March. Lard Steady at
sl3 . seller February.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm and slightly
advanced in some cases.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet at nominal
prices.
SToCKs-Less active but fair business
done with Pacific Mail, Lake Shore,
Northwestern, Western Union. Union
Pacific and Wabash as the features. The
market was weak and lower, the decline
ranging from ! to per cent Pacific
Mail was exceptionally strong in early
dealings and advanced from 36 to 3I!.
This was followed by reaction to Bog,
and later advanced to 37s. After mid
day the market rallied la! per cent
on rise In Pacific Mail. During th"
last hour stocks were weak, and before
the close showed decline of tMl per
cent. Tho cxrcme decline was in North
western common and Lake Shore. Pacific
Mail reacted from 375 to 81. In the final
dealings the general market recovered II
fraction from the lowest quotations OF
the dsy. Sellers options in Western
Union were as much feature to-day as
yesterday, being 4Gl per cent below the
regular price. Tho transactions aggreGat-
cd 1876, 600 shares of which $1,000 were
Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union,
10000 Northwestern, 1900 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, 1900 Ohios, 5000 Wabash
and $4,000 Union Pacific.
The dry goods failure reported this
afternoon is Rice, Goodwin ~ Walker.
The firm intended to go out of business
at the close of the year, but went to pro-
test yesterday. They now ask an extcn
sion
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measure in spite of the opposition, it was
met BY a resort TO flibustering motions,
the first of which was made by Mr.. Ran
dali, to take a recess for one hour, sup
plemented by another by Mr.. Beck to
adjourn.
Mr.. Maynard made another effort to
avoid the impending deadlock, and ask.
ed unanimous consent to have the bill
made a special order in the House for the
9Th of January.
Mr.. Dawes-Why not act on the bill
to-day?
Members on both sides-It is matter
of too much Importance. We have not
read it yet.
Mr.. Randall-We all agree on this
side to do what is fair. The gentleman
from Tennessee has made his proposition,
and there is no objection whatever to it
on this side.
Mr.. Maynard-The gentleman Mr.
Randall and his associates are content
that the bill shall be made special order
for January 8, and that is the best that
we can do, why not do it?
Mr.. Dawes-What is to hinder our
reaching it by going to the Speakers
table now?
Mr.. Randall-Because the civil rights
bill would be reached first.
Mr.. Dawes-That bill can be postpon-
ed by majority. -,
Mr.. Beck-A postponement would
give it chance of being considered, and
we are determined that it shall not be
considered before the 4th of March.
Mr.. Platt hoped that his party in the
House would show as much backbone Ms
the Senate had shown, and sit out out the
bill if it took two weeks.
Mr.. Cox asked the Speaker whether
the bill was not subject to point of order;
that it must receive its first consideration
in the Committee of the Whole.
The Speaker stated that he never ruled
on hypothetical points. When the bill
was reached he would rule upon it.
Mr.. Cessna remarked that the Judi
ciarv Committee had had an informal
understanding not to act on the Civil
Rights bill till after the holidays, and
that if it were reached he would ask the
unanimous consent that it should remain
in its present condition.
Mr.. Orth objected.
After further discussion, and the taking
of a vote by yeas and nays, it was or
dered that the bill be made the special
order for the 7th of January.
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment of Select Committee on Alabama
Affairs as follows: Coburn, Albright,
Cannon, Buckner, and Luttrell. Reso-
lutions appropriating $1,000 for the pay
ment of the expenses of each of the
Select Committee to Louisiana, Missis-
sppi and Alabama, were adopted.
Adjourned till January 9Th.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIECGNSATI, December 23.--Cotton-
Stcady at l3tc. Flour and Barlcy-Un-
changed e. Whcat-Dull at - 0SGa 10.
Corn-Dull at 69m7lc. Oats--Stcady
ut jSCdG2c. Ry"-Dull and nominal at
81 10. Oils-Unchangrd. Eggs, Butter
and Chccse-UnchMmgcd. Pork-D"-
mand active and prices advanced; rcgu-
lar Sls -; sales heavy at $50 ~ deIIv-
cred. Lard-Dcmaud fair and market
firm; steam at BE; k"ttl" lic. Bulk
Meuts-Dcmand active and prices ad-
vanccd; sales Of short clear boxed at lOic.
Bacon-Dull and nominal. Green Meats
Dull and prices nominal. Whisky
Steady and IA moderate demand at 97c.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December G3.-Flour
Quiet: Wisconsin and Minnesota fam
ily - 2jm coo. Wh"at--DulI; red ~ -
al 22; amber 81 25Grl 2G. Corn-Dulli
yellow SOGr s3ci niV"d western s4rn SGc,
Oats-Ncglectcd; white GG(oG7c; mixed
G3Ic. Rye-Stendy at - ~. Pork
Unchanged. Lard-Qnotcd at 1870 liic
Petroleum Steady; refined ll.@Hsci
crude unchanged. Clover Seed-Fairly
active at 9la9Ec. Whisky--firm and
unchanged. Buttcr-Stcadyi prime
western 3iCo35c; choice roll. 3Oto32c
Chccsc-Quiet and unchanged. Egg
Quiet; western ZJc.
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East Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY. DECEMBER A@-IauIs
Receipts for to-day 5jl head, and for
the last two days 1907 head The run
il still very light, and market scttve a;
an advance Of tc all round. Quality
generally medium to good with very
little common offered and everything
sold out; extra 81 25fd.7 12.; me
dunn TO good s. 25faG ia; common 10
fair 81 Oota,5 o.; stockers 81 g. OOCS,
90; bulls 80 2jlg4 %. Hogs-Re-
ceipts to-day 1870 head, and for the
last two days s., $50 head; PhiladelpbiAs
s. IOta,7 70; Workers s6 50ta6 IS. Sheep
Receipts to-day 4,soo head, and FOR
the las; two days 800 head bet s. 20
@6 80; medium a 75ta5 10.
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The Arkansas Imbroglio bids fair to be
thrown into confusion more confound-
RI! by the Congressional investigating
r,mmittre. which has been looking into
the matter.
The Committee is considerably divided,
some ofthe members, among whom is
csg-law POLAND, are in favor of the
Brooks faction, while others decide Tor
III. present State Government. Every
thing i quiet and peaceful in the State
now. and if Congress and the President
will let the people alone, will remain so.
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ierman Policy Towards the Pope.
Lawyer Shot by His Client.

SAN Francisco, December 23.-Moses
G. Cobb, prominent member of the bar
of this city, was shot to-day, and proba-
bly, fatally wounded by Mrs. Smyth, a
client; cause, business troubles. At five
o'clock Cobb was still alive, but there is
no hopes of his recovery. 1t is believed
the woman is insane.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market

NEW YORK, December 2S.-MoNEY-
In good demand at 34@4 per cent; prime
merchantile paper 6(97 per cent. Ster-
ling firm and unchanged.
GoLD-Dull but firm at lll4@ llls.
Borrowing rates LAP and 3@4 per cent
and fat. Specie shipments 5O,oOOi en-
gagements for tomorrow already, reach
Sl,0OO,OOO. About 100000 of gold
coin arrived to-day from San Francisco,
which is regarded as new and impor-
tant movement. .Clearings $23,OOO,OOO.
Treasury disbursements $4,000. Gus
toms receipts $l9l 900.
GoyERNMENTS-Stro
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December 22.--Flour-
Steady and in moderate demand Wheat
Quiet; No white Michigan u II;
extra do 81 l5!i amber do seller January
81 II; No. ] red II CCrn-Dull and
lower; high mixed cash and seller Jan.
uary 72c; seller May 77c; low mixed 7lc
Oats-Steady and In moderate demand;
No. 2 56c; Michigan JGtc; white jSIc
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Iris another noteworthy fact that a
r.-.,p has been found who, being NOM
irs,,d for office by the President, declin-
al On the ground that he was incapaci-
,,,ed by ignorance Of the required duties,
s-,m accepting the position. Ex-Gover-
,or BRADFORD, of Maryland, is the man.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says that Mr..
GARRETT, now serving out his seven
...r,b term rs President ofthe Baltimore
srJ ohio Railroad, went to his trade at
f,uryrsrs Of age, when he used to run
,rsin of cars around his nursery. In fact,
+, think, he was born with locomotive
,.iLe nf him.
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, December 23.-Whrst
Primer and unchanged. C"rn-Qui"t;
ears on track GStIG9c. Oats-IStrady
and unchanged. Petroleum-Strung;
standard white &c; Ohio STATE tsst I0c;
small lots l(d,2c higher.
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FOREIGN.
Reply TO Mr.. Gladstone.

LONDON, December 2S.-M. Capel has
published a pamphlet in reply to Mr.,
Gladstone's expostulation. He says
Gladstone's pamphlet resembles Dr..
Schultes' work on the Power ofthe Pom
tiff, which enables Cabel to use NJ. Testers
answer, entitled "True and False lnfalli-
bility.'
German Policy Towards the Pope.
VIENNA, December 23.-The Free
Press states that the documents received
in the secret session of the Won Arnim
trial explained the policy of Germany in
regard to the appointment of successor
10 Pope Plus IX.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHISGToN, December %, sP.M N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and the Upper
Lake Region, partly cloudy and colder
weather will prevail, with north or west
winds, rising barometer, and light snow
IN the Upper Mississippi Valley, Mich,
igsn and Missouri. For New England
and the Middle States, increasing cloudi-
Ness, with south or west winds and shght
change in temperature and pressure
For the South, Atlantic and Gulf States,
tennessee and Ohio Valley, clear or fair
weather in the interior. and light rains
near the gulf coast with rising barome-
Ter during the night, southerly wlnd'
shifting to westerly and northwesterly
east of the Mississippi river, and lower
temperature, except on the South Attain
ur Coast For the Lower Lake Region,
generally cloudy weather and possibly
light rains, with south or west winds, fol-
lowed by slight fall of temperature and
rising barometer on Thursday. =.
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Wheeling stock Mark ct.
WHEELISG, December 2

The following are the arrivals Of stock
at the Christman House yards during
last week, and the prices paid:
CATrLE-Thc arrivals were II head,
and sold at So 00d4 %.
HoGS.-Arrivals 81 head, at Is OOfd
200.
CALvEs-Arrivals 81 head, at So OOCG,
4 % per head.
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Ocean Steamers.

LONDON, December 23.-The steam
sh'ps Vile De Paris, Spain and Elys'a,
from New York, have arrived out.
NEW YORK, December 23.--Arrived
Steamships Assyria, Lessing and Java
NEw YORK, December %. Arrived
Steamship West Philadelphia from Ham
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EtRll News.

SALT LAKE December 23.-The proc
lamation of Governor Woods, Dec. II,
published to-day, postpones the next
term of Court of the Second district,
Beaver. Utah, from the first Monday in
February to the second Monday in July
next. for the accommodation Of the citi-
zens of that district. There are now
pending in that District indictment
for polygamy and 10 for murder, in con-
nection with the Mountain Meadow mas
sacre of 1857. Two of the parties indict-
ed for murder, John Lee and w. ii.
Dane, are now in confinement.
Winter, thus far, has been unusually
mild and mining undisturbed by snow.
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PIrrsBUEsH, December 23.-Whest-
Quiet and unchanged COrn-Dull; ear
and shelled 7at975c- PetroleuIn-Crude
90c at Parkers; refined ll!c for Phil
sdelphis delivery.
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Tue Baltimore San says that it is a note
r,,-.by fact, that all the prominent cam
l;5,,,, for the speakcrship of the next
House are hard money men.
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FROM our reports this morning the
liabilities are that the weather to-day
n.iu be- cloudy, with south or west winds,
and possible light rain.
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~ w ,, .',W'.,,'a g. nr.y.ut.d H.,
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ha,a ,h''r, ,n haul fnr their pro lection
',,'J yeIi,I uh.n rcuuIrrd. Long "Ap.r-
Irnrr has uroyrd th1tn the safest, suTUst,
and I,ns, ~ aI ,h. pills with which til"
,,,n,i,.., .I,nnuLs uy fh.Ir occasional tIz.,,
,h', IT, %Ino'I H. nnriacJ IN. cor ruUtions of
,'o i'o s,'st',,, - ,,n,IIrJ oI,.trucIlnns r.mov-
cJ ana m. WhoI. machinery oi life r.
.,,r',i ia r.. L,,,I,hv activity Internal
nrg,us witch hacnfne cIoyvcd aud slug
gisJ, arr, cieans.d by Ayers Pills, aud
sGmmintrJ Into action. Thus inclpi"nt
diseases l.. chnagrd into health, the value
OF which change, when rcckOncd on th"
ynst nui,Itudes who enjoy II, can hzrdly
be computed. Their sugar coating makes
them pleasant "a take and preserves Their
yiItucs uniinparcd for any length ~ time,
W that they are ever fresh, and perfectly
reliable Although searching they nf"
mild, and 0pcratn without disturbance Ia
the constitutions or diet, or OCcuI8uou.
Full directions are given on the wrap
rrr 10 pnrh box how To- use thnm o
Family physic. and fDTthe following CONE
niainis which these pills rapidly cure.
For Dysu. p.Ia or fndIgssIlDn, ListIrSE-
ness. IGnguor, and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be- taken moderately to silmulat"
thc stOtnacb. and restore It's healthy tone
and action. .,., , ,,. ,.,,o,.
s,,on,nns DiIiIons headache. sirk Head.
ache, JaugGice or Green SILK ne-., Bi,l,"ns