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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
EPUCATE YoUR sons

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men and boys for blEine1s Liz. Indiyid1,i h,
stIuetion given eaeh student Il Ia, ~ -,
teAehGS, best eourseot sud-, and doa moth;
HIt1 MARTIN b PRASHRR
angl5 -, 1. Wheeling. NJ. \,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
General Notices.
KIMBERLY co.

Special Fda and RIAttr Casa Arraa0smtut.
Buy your tickets for Coal or Coke Of any DUAL:
ity Ht our ONCE, R ]. Smyth's store, torner
Market and l4Ih streets. You can save ct least
Is per cent By % doing. Try It.
a good supply Of Coal in the shHtes at ali
times. County people and othetB who want 10
haul their own Coal can be accommodated.
.s-. K1NRERry m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GEOceFs,
1905 MAIN STREET

Have nov In store and for sale:
500 BblS Plour, embracing White Rose, Rdel.
weiss, Keystone, Howard and other standard
brands.
40 Hall Bbh Lake Herring.
100 White PiAh.
30 No MAckefel.
800 No MIekerel.
600 PAetnSss hSsksrel, NOS. and ) in quarter
% Tefees choice CArohnl Rice.
$50 bbls choleR n. o. NolASsas
% Bids choice N. o. Sugar.
20 Bbls eyrups. .
800 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra c, aranulAted,
Powdered, CruAheA, Franklin and &C SngArs.
100 Bags prime 70 choice Coffee.
IS Hat Chests prime TO choice g. ?, Teas.
70 CaddIea prime 70 choice @. P. Teas.
% Ia! chests prime 70 choice Black Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HAlbrook's, ]. X. MIN.
net's, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among the best In the country. Onr stock il
fan and complete, and win be offered 70 the
trade ct the lowest market price. We invite
close buyers 70 call and exAmine our stock BE-
lore purchasing elsewhere.
mar9O NELL B RLLnTaHAM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09

USoneriHtnG Hubs, BpokeI and YeIloes. Shan,
- Rpoles, aAiahed and unAnlGhed, One Wa1on
m .j noGGy hodin1. rltent and Common WheeiS.
HnhTSSSSL,!C 1 ~ holt5 ooupllnEl, ClipG and
wen description. Just arrived and icr Ssie,t
Sp JACOB bNYDKRB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
WHEELING ISLAND DRIVING
w PARK.
TO sPoRTsMEN & OTHERS.
DRIVING

We, the undersigned, have rented the above
grounds and fitted them up In Rood ordeT, laid 9
good daneing Aoor In Floral Ball, and viii cover
ne same 20 - 10 protect all who may rent II ior
Fieniea, and keep them dry and In the shade,
We Will also take Horses TO train to tfot run
and pace; also take colta and Wild runaway and
kicking horses obteak. and hoIes thai are alex,
lame, or any ahment that they arc subject TO
Will Be treated With Ekill and csre.
The Track win be let 70 perIons who NAV
EAnt 70 make . race, BY making application
Season tickets can be had for SO, each Diving
The holder the privilege Of driving each After:
A. P. HANCHER, n. p.,V.a
myH JAMES A. UhPLRBY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
HAVE YOUR WORK DONE
Ill RIGHT.
I'D, Prayer

Practical Wan and Ceiling Decorator In Freseo
Or Plain Paper, for Churches, Public HAlls,
Stores, Banking Houses, oniees and Dwellings.
Work done in any style and finished In YArniah
to perfection. Doing the work myself can
hnest work in the city for inspection and critical
examination.
Orders from distance receive my personal At
tennon promptly. Designs and estimates mr.
nlAhed.
MANS WALL PAPRR:HoUSR, 1859 Main 81
iYa9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
T0R SALE
TWENTY-EIGHT
BUILDING LOTS FOB SALE,
ON WHEELING nsARD,

On South Front Street. near the Suspension
Bridge. A board walk and water pipe have lately
bean laid on the street. Also shade trees arc
being Get on both sides, which win make one OF
the most handsome thorouR hisres on the Island.
Tho lots range nom sixty 90 feet 'front.' 70 one
hundred and one hundred and lorty 600 and 100
ieet In depth. The plat can be seen q the once
q the undersigned. Terms Easy, Title Perfect
Or THoS. o'BRIKN,
Real Estate Agent, Market Street, near Custom
Rouse.
WmSIlEa, April y. 1874. Iyso
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acknowledgements.
DOR SALE

FUK BALI nj
lam anxious 10 sell the Houie occupy
On ouiney, between eth and eth streets, and Win
therefore ell Ios less than iis vAlne and give
IonR tineon deferred payments. There Il no
batter nelRhbOFhoOd IN the city, the situation
dfslrabIe, being convenient 10 the business part
OF tAeelty. aud the HouSe 10 comfortable aud In
SstS J. IRWIN, Agent
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-08-20
WHOLE NO. 1878

In Too GREAT A HURRY.-A resi-
dent Of New Haven has given up
steamboat travel. Not long since,
having occasion to visit New York,
he started for the steamers landing,
with carpet sack in one hand and
cane in the other, in what he suppos-
ed to be ample time. But when he
came within sight Of the wharf he OBJ
served the boat apparently swimming
away from her moorlngs, and amid
the shouts and jeers of the bystanders
he broke into a frantic run for the
landing. The boat was eight or ten
feet from the wharf when he reached
the place where he had hoped to find
a gang plank, but nothing daunted,
and tlusting to the momentum acquir-
ed during the run, he leaped into the
air and gained the vessels deck. Not
without accident, however. The cPr-
pet,bag struck one passenger so vio-
lontly in the stomach that he doubled
up like a jack-knife, and absorbed
whole flask Of brandy in getting
Strengthened out, while,'the cane struck
another man in the face with suth'
cient force to induce him to get down
on his knees to look after his hat.
When he had recovered ii, the man
who had occasioned a1l this commOtion
said to him, in q tone ofmingled appo!'
ogy aud selt-congratulation: swell, !
made it ! "Yes, You did," said the
sore headed passenger, ''but, you old
fool, this boat amt going out, she's
coming in y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-08-20

Emerson and PALMER are again in
the field, with q first class church
music book. Mr.. Emerson, on this
occasion, politely rctires in the back
ground, leaving the honors mainly in
the hands of bis western contempo-
rary, and only claiming to "asslst' in
the compilation. His assistance is
heal ty and powerful, since he contrib
utes upward of a hundred pieces of
music this fact alone being assurance
of the excellence of the work. Mt.
Pamers own compositions are now
widely known, both East and West,
and those belonging to the Singing
School course in the LEADER will
help, not a little, to assist stpupils grace
fully and pleasantly over the dry
ground of practice which belongs to
the first period OF musical study
About fifty sacred tunes and anthems
also calty bis name as composer or ar
ranger. The united labors Of the two
gentlemen named are enough, surely,
to make any book popular There
are, besides, a large number of new
tunes by favorite American eompo,
sers. DR.. Munger and Mrs. G. II.
Scott, n. Barker and Il. II. Tanner
give about half a dozen eSh and
one, two or three pieces of fine quality
are inserted by Southland, by Lowry,
Ryder, Starkweather, Slason, Whit
ney, Gltterson, Herbert, Buck, Chad
wick, Jones, Clemens, Clark and many
others. Price Sl,3S per copy; or,
$1,000 per dozen. Address Oliver
Ditson & Co., 277 Washington Street
Boston.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-08-20
{ Concluded nert aceek.)
BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR Sci /

BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR SErlEM-
BER,-The September number Of this
popular magazine is issued, and is full
ly as attractive as ever. 1t contains
more variety, is filled with more live
stories than any other magazine in
this country, and this is what makes
it such a favolite with the people. All
find something in it that interests and
amuses. The illustrations are season
able and the descriptions we'll wr.tter
and instructive. Published by Thom'
as e Talbot, SO Bloomfield Street
Boston, and for sale at all the period
cal depots in the country.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-08-20

| GoTs NuFF MIr SUCH FOOLISH
NEss.-It is pleasant to become a par
ent; twice as pleasant, perhaps, to
be blessed with twins but when it
comes to triplets we are little dubi-
Gus. Now there dwells in Jefferson
county, Wisconsin, worthy German,
who few years ago was presented
by his wife with a son. Hans said to
her:
"Katrinc dat ish goot."
A couple of years latter the good
woman placed before his astonishe d
gaze bouncing pair of twins.
"Vell," said Hans, "dat wash better
ash der oder time | thinks more ash
ten glass peer on dat.
But the good woman next time
gave bilth to triplets, and that made
him "shpoke NIT his mout shust lid.
de
"ALein Goot, Katrine! vat ish de
matter on you ? Peter you shtop dis
pizness fore der come more ash a vii
lage full. l got nutf nit such foolish
ness!'
No latter returns have been receiy-
ed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-08-20
The Path.

Ba ,kwards l look along my path
A pleasant path by lawn and loa,
The thrush and linnet sing no more,
No longer huns the Summer boo,
The flowers are fed the leaves arc dead
On shl ub and tree.
-
f onward look along the path
That l, alas, have still to tread,
A 1-ea'y waste, vague shapes of pain,
Are there, that fiji my sor' with dread
Better than trace that woeful space,
BE with the dead.
Upwards look beyond the way
That /, forlorn, have stu to to go;
The cool dews fall from the golden stars
That glide where tempests never hlow,
Nor sounds of sighs ascend The skies,
Nor tear drops flow.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-08-20

-"An eccentric Englishman has
named his twenty-four cows atter-the
letters of the alphabet He mnst be
laboring under spell.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-08-20


comes from the piano, she says she
thinks that song always brings papa
home again quicker.
eyes I know he said he should
probably be gone three days. On
dear, suppose we must pass another
long evening alone, for here it is, two
o'clock and if he were coming to
night he would be here now. !Why
as sure as | live here he is now. Who
can it be with him | wish it might
be Billy and John. Why just see,
Lottie, they look for all the world like
twins y
"We shall soon know, Gel,ie, for
they are at the door," and in walked
uncle Billy and his two boys.
oval, children, you didn't look for
old father tonight did you. I've
brought two young guests to stop
with us a few days. Mr.. Farnham
aud Mr.. Withers, these are my two
girls. Gertie and Lottie.'
"You are very welcome to our home
gentlemen
"Thank you, ladies for the kindness
you have added to your fathers and
we can only say that never did stran-
GERS receive warmer welcome in q
strange land than we have in Calitorn-
ia"
Uncle Billy thought it was not best
to let their conversation ron too Tar,
Cor fear that the girls would let the
young men know where he was from,
so he sent Gertie to get their rooms
in readiness, while Lottie left them to
prepare tea The old miner then fol-
lowed telling the boys to make them
selves at home at once, while he went
to deliver up the little tixings the girls
had sent for by him to the city.
"Gertle will have your room ready
soon and then you can go and clean
up, for it aint the cleanest job in the
world to tide up here in a boat from
"Frlsco.'
The old man then marched for the
kitchen to let the girls into his secret
He found Lottic busy IN her prepara
tions for tea and Gcrtie came in at the
same moment.
''Girls, those boys arc the sons Of
my old fliends Jim Farnham and
John Withers. They don't know me
of course, and l don't want 'em too.
And then he told them how he be
came acquainted with the lads.
"Aud now, gals, don't let out where
we come from for | want to help the
boys" and then he overhauled the big
pockets and fished from the bottom o.
one of them a beautiful gold watch
for Gertie, and from another spark
ling diamond ring for Lottie.
81 spose l ought ter have waited
and let yer feller give ye this, Lottie
but you don't seem to be in much O.
hurry for one of these fellers, and l
thought l wouldn't wait"
''Thank you, dear papa. | receive
it with more pleasure than If it hac
come from the most devoted lover in
the world. | shall always wear it anc
# viii ever remind NE Of my loving
father-when it sparkles on me-"
aud how is Gertie pleased with
her watch q
"Oh! vely much, dear papa,
hope my actions may be as we'll regu-
lated as this little jewel, whose every
tick echoes the owners heart which
beats in love for the giver,
"My darlings, God has been goo(
to the old miner in such nuggets a
you are. Them other fi:;ins you SEN
for I'll dig out when | open my trunk
Now I'll show the boys the'r rooms
are they ready Gel lie q
"Yes, all ready for your guests"
MY guests, look out gals, yol
don't look on them as lovers" ant
humming "Coming thro' the Rye I'm
Gle Billy left them.
| (TODp1,iIeH 1plI 3reeL)
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-08-20

What is called dollar jewelly,
is now SO greatly discredited, that no
lady of any pretentions to taste or re-
hnement would think of wearing it
Much better is it not to wear jewel,y
dt all, or to restrict one self to a sing
lie article of real value, then to parade
quantity of cheap shams, which lower
the owner in the esteem of honest,
cultivated. and right thinking people.
-hrom Demorests Monthly for Sep
tember.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

Mr.. JouN Z. Owens MONDAY NIaHT.
The sale Of reserved seats for Mr.. John
E Owens performances will commence
at the box office Of the Opera House this
Fridayl morning Of 10, and continue
until ?. n, and each day during his
stay. Seats can bereseryed for the series
Of performances or for o single night, but
as he plays q different bill each night in
order to allow al an opportunity Of wit
Messing his varied characters In 80 limited
Q stay as three evenings, preference will
undoubtedly DO given to reserylng
seats for the three nights. Mr..
Owens Is supported in his cele-
brated comedies by his own Dramatic
Combination, artists selected expressly as
most fitting to the various characters.
Monday night, January 9th, the plays are
1.-THE Victims" and "solon shingle,"
Tuesday "The Poor Gentleman" and
/" Forty Winks," and Wednesday, last
night, "EVefybody's Friend" and "sOlon
Single" Reserved seats to any part Of
the orchestra or dress circle have been
placed at the moderate price Of one dollar,
and Mr.. Owens inimitable humorous and
comic acting will lsughingly convulse
large audiences during bis visit here, the
only professional engagement he will play
in this city this season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

TIE CoM1NG PIANo-STErEwGv Up
RreHT-Messrs. Adams & Lucas 1897
Market street, have recently succeeded in
introducing the steinway Upright Pianos
in Wheeling, by the sale Of several Of
those superior instruments to some oil our
citizens. s ~
The Upright Piano is, from It's
small, compact form and handsome ex.
terror, especially suited to the boudoir,
the reception room and the parlors OF
many houses where Grand or Square
Piano could not conveniently be placed.
Messrs. Steinway s. Sons have, after
long and earnest study and experiments,
succeeded in producing Upright Piano
tortes which are the most perfect inslru.
ments OF their class ever constructed. The
volume OF tone Is fully equal 10 any OF
Steinway's best Square Grand Pianos,
while the quality is of the most exquisite
muainal character-pure, sympathetic,
and In the highest degree pliabie. Tho
durability Of these new Upright Pianos,
and their capacity Of standing in tune, is
unparalleled in the history Of piano max
ing, and even greater than that Of the
best Grand and Square Pianos.
Too much can not be said In favor Of
these Instruments; in fact, they must be
seen and heard to be appreciated.
There is no doubt whatever that the
steinway Upright Piano will shortly dis.
place other styles Of instruments, and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

LITERARY GENIua-We here desire to
caution literary aspirants in general, and
young gents in psrticulAr-be they ragged
scribblers Of evil.snundIng poetry or dig.
nified dSbblers in political economy or
rascality-agalnst unburthening their
souls to their own particular daughter Of
Eve. Not long since q classical young
gent Of Martins Ferry wrote q sensation.
al article entreating the august and rev.
erend Fathers Of the village to spare
that tree" he visited the dark and dis
NAL forest and read it in deep, sepulchral
tones to the birdsi in his closet he gave
vent to his awful ieelings-but should he
print 1t? In despair he rushed to his
well beloved. and to her he read the
story Of his woe. "Print 1t, and shame
the fools |" cried she. He did: and he
is now willing TO depart hence-he Is
famous! OF such Is liiel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

THE HIBERN1ANA.-Conside the
inclement weather, the Hiberniana drew
good holiday audiences yesterday after.
noon and evening. The company appear
tonight in steubenyille, and open In
Pittsburgh on Monday for q week. The
indications are that the Opera House
will tonight contain the largest and most
fashionable audience ever assembled
there. II is hardly necessary for us to
say that the occasion Is the first concert
Of the Kellogg Troupe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02


NEW YEAR's ENrERrA1EMEsr-A
New Years Entertainment for the child.
rem connected with the Disciple's Sab.
bath School took place at tho church last
night The exercise consisted Of select
music by the choir, briet addresses and
Rotations from the boys and girls, an ad.
dress by Rev. s, B Barnilz, and remarks
BY the pastor, G. NJ. Royce.
A beautiful set Of jewelry was presented
to Miss Alice Rogers, Church organlst, on
account Of her untiring service during
the year past, by Elder James Campbell,
on behalf Of the School.
The house was handsomely decorated
with eyergreens, and q large table was
loaded down with good things Of All
kinds. Every child was supplied with
plenty to eat and carry home.
The utmost good cheer prevailed
throughout the evening, and all came
away persuaded that Tho Disciples
Church, though modest in its pretenSions,
cannot be excelled in getting up anything
Of tho hind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

UNUSUAL interest is being manifested
in the great jubilee and children'sconcert
Of the English Lutheran Mission School,
TO be given at the new Opera House on
Thursday night, January 9Th. This
school, because Of its energy and its inter-
est in everything pertaining to the better.
ing of the little ones, has a firm hold upon
the affections Of all classes and all de-
nominations in the community. One Of
the best orchestras in the city has kindly
consented TO assist in the music, and some
Of our finest amateurs will lend the chill.
dren helping hand. With an entertain.
mept so eminently pure and elevatlng,
and an object SO worthy Of encourage
ment, the beautiful music hall will no
doubt be filed to its utmost capacity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

TIE OPERA To.NraHT.-Wc can with
truth this morning announce that the
event Of the season" has arrived. When
we say this It will be generally under.
stood that we allude TO the Kellogg Con.
cert at the Opera House. tonight Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg needs no words Of
commentator from US TO insure success.
The mere announcement Of her appear
ance here was sufficient to create a furere
in fashion and consequent rush Tor tickets.
The sales Of tickets to this Opera are IN.
precedented in this city. There will be
crowds both nights. The Bohemian
Girl" is the programme for tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

a BIRTHDAY PARTY.-A number Of
entlemen friends of Prof. A. 8. Roe, oil
the Female College, assembled at the Col.
lego on Wednesday evening to celebrate
his thirty.third birthday. Prof.. Ebellng
furnished the music Of the occasion, which
is a guarantee of It's excellency. The
rooms were handsomely decorated, and
between the psrlOrs was suspended a beau.
tilul wreath, with the name "a. 8. Roe
within. The evening passed pleasantly,
with frequent vocal and instrumental
music. At IL o'clock an elegant repast
was served, and number of appropriate
and interesting toasts given. The lady
boarders at the College then assisted the
gentlemen in dancing, and the golden
hours few by in a most satisfactory man.
ner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

GENERAL ADMISSION OPERA TICKETS.
The sale Of the general admission opera
tickets will commence at the box office
OF the Opera House this morning at 10
o'clock, and will continue until 4 Pm;
also tomorrow at the same hour. Tickets
can also be bought this evening at the
box Office, and to morrow night tickets
can be again purchased. There are still
some seats remaining unsold-and some
good ones in the second clrcle-that can
yet be secured. AS this will probably be
the only opera troupe here this season,
those who wish to have the pleasure Of
saying they saw Miss Kellogg and the
grand Kellogg Opera Troupe in English
operas must certainly avail themselves OF
the present opportunity. 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

A BAD DosE,-Lsst evening a young
man on Market street circulated a bottle
which was supposed to contain raspberry
wine. Several persons drank from it, and
Immediately felt mysterious gripings in
the stomach. The unfortunate owner Of
the bottle felt aquamish, and decidedly
sick. Fearing poison, he went to neigh.
boring drug store and took an emetic
which soon cleaned him out The contents
OF the bottle were found to be a mixture Of
soda, lye, and various other ingredients.
1t was purchased at a saloon. Moral :
Smell before you drink.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
RiXer Nsza.

The river was still falling last evening,
with Q feet Q inchesin the channel.
The Courier LEFT for Parkersburg ct 10l
O'Clock A. NJ. with most excellent trip.
There were no other arrivals or de-
partures. Business was entirely sus-
pended all day, and the. wharf, as a con-
sequence, was deserted.
The towboat Lioness No. Q Is en- route
for Pittsburgh with tow Of empty
barges.
The towboat Alex. Swirl len Cincln-
natl for steubenville with q tow Of empty
barges.
The steamer Mollie Ebert was sold
Wednesday at Cincinnati for 5000. Cap.
tain F. Y. Bachelor was the purchaser.
[By Telegraph
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-Arriyed-Arling.
ton, from Memphis, and Andes, from
Wheeling. Departed-James D. Parker,
for Memphis. Weather warmer, with a
drizzliDg rain.
ST.. LOUIS Jan. 1.-The river Is fall
Ing and the Ice Is disappearing. Ar
rlyed-Belle Of Memphis, from Memphis.
Weather clear and warmer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

A MARROW EscArE.-on Wednesday
evening a young man named William
Hepburn, skating on the creek, near
BuFEa oil Refinery sksted into'a hole in
the ice made by a FIRE used for burning
tar AS the edges Of the ice would moi
bear his weight he was unable 10 draw
himself out Ayoung man named joseph
Gerlng threw himself into the water, and
holding the foot Of a man on shore al
lowed Hepburn TO take hold Of hh foot
and thus fished him ont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

BUcHU,-The curative properties Of
this ahrub in cases Of dropsy, gravel and
kidney diseases and obscure disorders are
now well known to physicians. Dr..
Hslmbold originally popularized Ibis
medicine, andno other chemist has been
able to extract It's virtues with equal
skill. Helmbold's Buchu is still the
standard and genuine Extract, Patients
and physicians prefer it The genuine
bears q. 7. Helmbold's signature. All
apothecaries sellit eod&w