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WHEELING CONsERVATO-
w. R OF MUSIC, in connection with The

wv KEELING CoNsERVATO-
W. RY OF MUSIC, in connection with the
WHEELING FSKALk COLLEGK
Prof. bERNANN RBELNg, Director Of Tnstru.
mental Music. Prof!A. b. Roe, Jr, Director OF
In order 10 meet the constantly Increasing ds.
mAod In wheeling and Its vicinity for a HISHE IN
sftHDLhD Of instruction in the science AND All
o. Music, the Managers Of the Wheeiip1 PemSis
CoIese nave organized q Conservatory OF Music,
on The basis Q! the best ConSerYGtofies OF INC
hAst, aud have engaged the above aecomplIshed
AAste[s as Directors; They viii be assisted BY
S9ops OF capable and experienced Teachers In
nuHe, Instruction 10 given In everything pef.
TMstn ng 70 ausie, tueh as the Theory OF Mnic,
I InTp,STuSh Bass, Harmony, Counterpoint, Com
pohuon, &C. Alto IN Voice Culture ana Tho
nse Of All Auseal Instruments, Is The Piano,
flpe organ, Cabinet Organ. Guitar, Violin, a.
Ladies and gentlemen received IN the ConssS.
Iyaloiy; Inc First Term commences September
1SL 1913; Pupils can enter At ANY lime. and
VIII oe charged proporhonAte rates,
FOR iull particulars a. to terms OF tuIiion oy
SoMufuing' saIi on OF address the President, Rev
Head Of Instruction S snss
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For Gale.
sALE- :

lam anxious to sell the HouIo occupy. W
on Quincy. between ith and eth streets, and Will
therefore sell lnF less than its YAlue and rive
LONG lime on deferred payments. There 10 no
batter peIghboFhood IN the city, the situation
dSSIn1ble, being convenient 70 the business part
OF thu city, and tho House 10 comfortable and In
ser sspS SOAO'N'H l. IRWIN, Agent.
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Georgetown College, DC.

The Classical Schools reopen sept,mbo, II.
Thorough instruction In Englnh, Latin, GfeeE
Natural Heleneea. ..r
Tho Medfcal sehool opens October S,h.
The Law School October 7lh.
Foriufther particulars address
Aul3 p. ?. HRALY, y. J., President
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acknowledgements

STRAY HORSE
TAKEN up. two miles below wollsbuiE. on An.
gust 18th, q BAY HORSE, about II or u yearI
ola, sixteen hands high. The owner ian have
him By proving property and paying charges.
- p LBANDER CHANBERLIN,
Sepi0t Welllburg, W. Va.
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special notices.
Obstacles to Marriage.

HAPPr REInR EoR YoUHG Nm nom the
edec9 Of Rrrors and Abuses In carly Lie. Man
hood Restored: Impcdimruts 20 Marriage rn-
moved. New method OF treatment. New and
romAikAble remedies. Books and Circulars sent
nee, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 4l9 n. Ninth street, Phil
adelphia, PA.,-An Institution having high rep
utaton for honorable oondnct and professional
sKll' tepT-d4W
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RETHANY COLLEGE

n u a ~ w y u u u 4
vf...,..-. viii open her
THIRTY.F0URTH SESSION,
Monday, 18th September, isTL Courses Of stud,
arc adjusted 70 suit the varied purposes Of al
dents, and degrees are conferred indicative Of
proficient IcholIship In Arts, Sciences and Lei.
tefB. Special courses arc arranged for PfoIes.
aionAl Students in Engineering, Practical Ply.
use Of inStrumenl1 and apparatus, both 10 held
work and In tho laboratory
Boarding In clubs from 80 10 80 per week, and
atpriyate boarding houses from $50 to q IV
FOR particular, send for CStSloee to PrOf. G
L. L0OS, or .Tr ". Z. PRkDLRToN,
tiat e.h sl' .- President
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The Btllairs Conotntien 7S.morrOp - N.
Estep he FdpTin n Jefferson County
=DayOnd Upholdia0 AN6Ir's Kaisky
Ring, DC.
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CHAMBERLAIN WHITE,
snefin Of Beaver County.
, 1874-10-23
FIRES.
The Eiro Ut Montreal.

MONTREAL, Oct. 19.-ThH mornin. terrible
condagration took place in tho Nuus' block vi
magnificent four-story md Mansard-roof cut
stone stores aud warehouses, bounded Oh tho
west by st. Sulpice street, Oh tho eouth by De-
bresoles and Lecoyor streets respectively, mud
on the east by St. Dizier lano. Tleae stores
eight In number, run parallel to another similar
block, which lies between st. Paul and Locscr
streots, aud aso by common consent regarded as
business stieetB. Each store il separated from
the noxt by stout party walls Of brick, while tho
fronts arc exceptionally thicl, being 1uU feet
deep, with two fronts. They arc occupied by
firms doing 4 large trade.
Moaars. Macarthur j. Son loHs stock $780,
0o0 ; tho total loss Oh their store il $17. QUO !;
Mossgs. Delislo Brothors anI McGil!, hardware
dealers. loss on stock s estimated about 5Ao0u0 !;
Victor Hudson, general importer, loss on stock,
champagne, s25.0uo; g. Il. Fable, g. A. burton
l. Co., 7. II. Gatarnoau Hodgson, Murphy, aud
Sumner, Importers. and kelry. Watson u Co.,
losses on stock, $4,000 or $4,000. Tho losHcs
OH tho Nuns Block, exclusive OF Messrs. Near
thurs store, 95,000 making about 2o07, 200 loss.
Tue greater part of this is covered by insurance,
aB follows:
On McArthur'a stock British American. 5000;
Royal. 912,000; Scottish Imperial, $4,000;
55cS pt%s'Ss duas @ 49, s'Etes5e
Lancashire, $4,000: Liverpool & London &
Globe, $1,000; Westorn, $1,000; Imperial,
5000; Hartford, ,s5oo9;, London, sl,oo0;
Phoenix, 5000 total Of $685. .00e.
The store Is insured by tho Nuns In tho Royal
Canadian Company for $4,000; Ctizcns'. sJ,001;
North British, $8,000; and Liverpool T. London
d Globe Sc, 000-a total Of S27, 600.
Mossrs. DeliBle & IL Gill AFRO insured on stock
s6o+800. as follows: In tho Imperial, $4,000;
Liverpool 1; London Il Globe. $4,000; NORTH
British Il Mercantile. s18,800; Royal Canadan.
$4,000; Quebec, $4,000; and Quoon'e, 310. 1000.
Their loss is about 54u,000. Victor Hulsou's
Canadian, Hartford, Etna, and North British l.
Mercantile. Their loss is about $26, 900.
Mesara. Hodgaon. Murphy & Summer arc In
sured for about 9125, 900 their loss is small.
melohantg are not going to snnlke claim.
, 1874-10-23
The Steamer Brooklyn, of the Morrill,
ern Transportation Lino, Ex-
plodcs Her Boiler.
Thirteen Of the Passengers and Grew
Killed and Eleven Wounded,
The Boat and Cargo q Total
Loss.
Record Of Minor Casualties.

Tho Steamer Brooklyn, or tho N. r.
Wiitc,, mr., E,cvc,, s xy"r',,,c,,.
sn.e,oI M,nat,b ~ ~. cbt.aaa y,r;s,,,-
,,rrna,r ,t,at not ~ enra9a T,,a "v"e, nr,,.
osFnois' o.en,' oct, - zS'-Aho htea'hee oFooA-
ploded hor boiler near Fighting Island, 10 miles
below this city, TODAY, She was laden with g.
n,,1sd coroo h,a nine rsaaonccra md r.an
..@"aa se, ~. .a 1870 -. - M,s "s,o,aan
mahhea oy a crow o1 tWonty-one' Inc e1ploMon
toro her apatt, and slae sank instantly. Five pas
songcrs aud eight Of Ethe crew wero killed, and
fonr passenaere and snyon Of TIM crew wounded.
nnss Fs~sss,1 u"s.,,- nsa,r,, ,s.a l.. an.,,ot
Ino cap.aln' n1sey ofo"n' hass no os'auos ~
account TOT tho oxploslon, put phasengeiB IN Tho
, 1874-10-23
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.

=. sptetas Dtspa.ch to The chtcaoo Tribune.
NEW YonK. Oot 22.-Tho wheat market opon-
mon Bp,ing, mud In tho absence Of bnatneBs
values we're uncertain. Winter was firmly held,
but ruled quiot. Tue marriott closca rather moro
actlvo but Gasser Tor spring, demand In part Tor
future, Winter iB In fair dotnand at tho close,
at s102@1.07 for ungraded Iowa aud him
neaota; $1.00i9 for No. 2 Chicago spring;
sl.o2@1.03 for No. 8 Chicago spring; s1.il
for Nc. milwaukee,, sl.l4 for No.2 Duluth, aud
11:2oN for rod Westorn, sl.22@i.2s for ambor
Western, sl.30@l.35 for whito Michigan, S1.2
Tor amber Michigan, &1.26 for white GotieHsce
Included In Tho Balcs aro 10000 bu old No. Chi
eaSo, IN Btorc, at 81. .1o@1.12; 5000 bu old No.
Iowa at &1.17, iu store. Moro disposition to soil
9ltl bpling in store, owing to expenBo Of Keeping
y ~, II order. ALSO, eales OF 20.0U0 bu new No.
MAillwAukoe, Az to asrivo noxt month. at $1.90; H.
tUo bn 5' fed nee, Meetorn RI at$l17@l2oM and 5000
Barley 'a 1ulos. Choice Canada bay firmer.
White Stale Is lower. Salea Of 5000 bl As 81. Ii
@1.2o for two-roWcd ssate, aud Sl.25 for four
ruwed 10.
Barley malt Is dull. Choice firm; common
heavy; salea Of 5000 bu at sL15 for Western
aud 51.40 for four.rowel.
Oats freely ofrored, and, with only limited
donland, are eaaiar. Tho aa1cs arc s8,000 bn /;
now Ohio mixed nt G0@8lc; white at 61lIm
white ut G2@G3o; slate mixoa It Gle and whito
ut G2@G211c.
1sye dalf aud heavy. Sales. 1900 bu stato At
90c@S1.00.
Corn loss active and lower. Shippers hold of,
and tho trade buy sparingiy. New is quot
and lower. Tho enles aro 151. 900 bu Western
mixed Mt 83@93o In store. and 89@891{o aaoat,
ol,ioty out Tomorrow and November mixed at
7s@7gc,. old white at'o7e@sa.o2; old yollow At
90N90D]4o, cor lots ::
Pork market heavy nnd moderately active
Sales of 4)0 brls mcsa, in lots to local trade At
sl0.25 300 brls do. aoller Octoher, $1,000 $50
brls do, buyer October, 5000.
1nrd IL weak and worry quiet Sales Of 100 tea
at lilo fos prime now Wossern steam, and 1916
for old do; $50 tes city at 13>1@13%cc;. $50 .ee
refined. Wilcox brand, 145]Sc. For future do.
livery we hear Of 500 tcs. seller six months. at
na{o; 25O tcs, Heller tho year, at 1195o.
For both treights tho nlarket was lesa activo,
and rates arc without quotablc chango. tho in
Quiry bolnB chiefly for grain accommodation 10
Liverpool. In tho chartoriux limo tho moyemans
was only moderate at former ratos.
Whisky-Thero is only moderate inquiry,
with ratios unchanged. Sales OF LEO bTla st
Sl.U3lf.
, 1874-10-23

corrfsHo"de'et u The Ina'analoi'o statinti.
DLooAlSaTos, Ind, Oct. 2O.-Dnvid Jacobs,
tue mnu who had the difficulty with Nelson low
n,.1as ~, t.o,, ,s.a Vs." H., - Nv to'A A'oa'
4.'s1 Ao'a "eio "h' no "ab so'arn!ns 70
llis home from tow, where ho had been
attending court ut dusk. last evening.
w;.1,,n, 1rar. n.asa t. a,.,''',. r % ,"., 80 s4
'A't.a&' ..' t4"a' MAJ nv ~ company m.'n mn
" tiio t'me. Ino teslnony OF 1ona is.
tint tho three lcft.town together before shutdown,
nnd proceeded quietly along conyorsiug Until
, 1874-10-23
!. C0avicscst of Forgery,


DAVENPORT, IT,, Oct. 29.-1n february last,
the cards OF tho now llrm OF Z. s. Eggtcshs 4 Co.,
grain h'ld commission merchants PUG East 300.
ond sfrcst were circulated among the produce
mon OF thls city, aud it waH about five days. altar
thu firm opened its doors that checks with the
& Co., Dow, uilnaau 4 uancouk, a,,d Koohlor l.
LauEe, nero presented ut the banlis in this city,
tho Davenport National boing taLou IN Si,0fl0,
for tho isma, all declared tho cllec!.s
to DO forGerioh. EsgIeaht, tho now
cceded only at tho cue bank named. Thon he
etossed tho river. hirod buggy, and was putting
aouthwa'd Oh tho Camden ToatI, wllon Il d
Uaxlt oas ot Ssvatal xAo bud at44tad lll AoA
, 1874-10-23
Ental Stubbil.E Affray,

SpceMl Dssla2cA u TIE EH'cdgo 1TlbHNz,
FA1nnuEY, Ill.,, Oct. 22,-Jobn Mckay, sa-
loon-Rooper Of this placo, died this morning
from stab III the abdomen, received while In d
quarrel with one ". Il. Karnes last Saturday
night. They wero both, when aober. very peace
able men, but Karnes was Intoxicated. Coro-
ncss jury IL iu session on the case and Karnos Is
iH under unrest.
, 1874-10-23

Spef'al Dispatch 70 Ths chfeaqo 1rfoune,
Fonr WAYSK, Oct. 22.-Prai,1e nros aro stll
raging west OF this city, aud haayy cloud OF
smoke hangs over Fort Wayne.
CINCINNATI, O.. Oct. 2a.-Adyices from Nsw
Washington Crawford County, O.. report that
$500 acros Of marsh Il few miles from that town
Is Oh fire. Great excitement prevails au1oug tie
farmers in that vicinity, rs their property il en-
daugorod.
Numerous fjros In tho woods In the northern
and northwestern portions of Ohio, aro reported,
~ tho effect OF tho continued drought.
, 1874-10-23
Rum Over anu TSi1lct{.

WAuKgoAx, ILL.,, Oct. pa fatal accident oo-
CURED hero this morning, killing one mau and
two horses md injuring another man. As the
express train which left Chicago Mt $3.50 this
morning was approaching tho station here, two
farmers, Darby aud Board. with double team,
Here crossing tho tEack with o 1oad Of lumber.
The team became unmanagcab1o, and, in spitc
Of tho eftorta of both men, dashed towards tho
track and were mot by the train. Mr.. Boatd
owner of tho team, was Injured, but not 1orl-
ously. Alr. Board lcaycs largo famiy,
, 1874-10-23

KAHgAKEE, ILL.,, Oct 22.-The negro shot last
night il mortally Wounded Iie Aas made what
he claims to be full confession, He Says ho is
tho pcrpctrator Of tic most prominent burglarios
which havo occurred hero during the past six
wooks, but was acting under the direction Of q
thipf iu Chicago. whose name is in possession
OF the police, ad who puts up jobs for h's hire
linga III various towns In tho State. Tho negro
Thomas acknowledges it to have been l!ls lnten-
tion to rob Slaffor's houao Inst night: Tho
shooting iH considered juBtitiuble by everybody.
, 1874-10-23

6pec1HE DftUHEtH 10 IHf CH4cHQ7 3TIpHHss
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 22.--At Wayorly Sta
tiou,. Wright County, Wednoaday eyening, rum
awny team ran into moving wood train, strik-
ing il between tho engine md tender. 10th
horses wero thrown over, one killed, tho wagon
knocked to pieces. and occupants all seriously
injured. Ono. Mrs. Davis, Of Delano, Is thought
cannot racoyor.
, 1874-10-23
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Officer Kirch discovered tho body Of an un-
known mau floating IN tho river Al tho fuot OF
jackson stroes, yesterday afternoon, sud bud it
conveyed to the hIorgua. DecoIsal IL dressed
iu . gray ault, and Eaa dark hair ind smooth
3koe.
jamss Carroll, N ssuploJs ot the Htat> Grain.
, 1874-10-23

.Sue:.at Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct 22.-Two brothers, Thomas
and Edward Dempsey, from Ellington. loft
Quincy for homo last night in state Of iuto1i-
cation. Missing the road, they drove down IN
ombankment, QUO OF tho brothers being lultoa
and tho other seriously injured.
, 1874-10-23

bosToN, OCT. 2a-Joaeph II. Walcs. nho las
kosn Attempting heavy sWtndllng by buying
goods aud Offering worthless checks In payment,
was arrestod to-day. His operations amount to
nearly 6l0, 900, but most tI tho 9ooda Obtained
will bt reooyAr6d.
, 1874-10-23
Fell und HrOfkD E1cr NeCks

Spfcla! Dtsp1tch 70 TIE CH1cR6o 1Tl0Une.
OTTAWA, O., Oct. 22.-Detweon and o'clock
this morning Mrs. Rotnerman, wife of r. H.
Nothormun formerly Auditor Of this County, in
attempting to cross an unfinished iron bridge
across Cranberry Creek ut this place, foil to tho
ground, distance Of II feet, broaking her mock.
, 1874-10-23

NEW YonH, Oct. PA burn belonging to Il
". 7. Mali, Of stoekbridgo. Mass, tho anest in
Western Massachusetts, WAS burned laas night,
with l25 tons hay, Ave horaos, aud other prop.
srty. The loss Ii S25, 1000.
, 1874-10-23

WAsftlsoToS, D. G., Oct. a2.-For the Upper
Lakos and tho Northwest, aud thence to Mis-
souri, taliiug barometer, aoutheast to northeast
winds, yearitg to northwest, warm and partly
cloudy weather, with occasional rain.
LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
f.Urc Sy,1 0cf - 1874
, 1874-10-23

ssUEtIW1 U[5HHEtH 20 IN9 INcaUH 1Ff0HHs'
GALL1poL1s, O., Oct, 22.-Yestorday evening
AIrs. Wade shot white woman. tho vito Of d
colored man naned Day, tor alleged criminal
intercourse with hor husband Albert Wado.
Tho ball passed through hor urn and lodged in
aor left lung, She III not expected to recover.
, 1874-10-23

BATON RouaE, La., Oct. 22.-1he steamboat
Esperauza burned laat night at 12 o'clock at
Profits Island. Tho boat and cargo were a
total loss. The chanborniaid of tho boat WAS
drowned. No other lives lost.
, 1874-10-23

3Fec7dt U7spdftN 70 TIE E6lcR3o I736NNt.
WiSrat: TER, Ind, Oct. 22.-At Democratio
jollihcasion meeting laat evening" q man named
Pallman, nhilo under tho inauenco Of liquor,
stabbed W. L. Colgrove twice The difficulty
originated from au old feud. Colgroyo drow q
revolver aud tried TO kill Pallmau in self defenao
bnt tho revolver missed fro tho frat time. Tho
second timo it would haye proved fatal but for
somo ono knocking his arm aside just al the re-
yolyor went OH. Colgroyo'H wounds are serious,
but not fatal. Pallman wae arrested.
, 1874-10-23
Tho indictment OF tho Mormon Cam
ssSt

SALT LAHE CRY, Utah, Oct. 22.-As regards
tho indictment Of George Q. Cannon, Congress
sional Delegate, for lasciyious cohabitatlon, un-
der tho Territorial statutes, it is claimed that the
Court dare not iudios Inn undor tho Polygamy
act Of Congress- pasacd in 1869, because tho
prosecutions, and tho Poland bill would allow q
writ OF error to tho supreme Court, wloreaa
prosecution undor tho Territorial law would not
admit Of auch appeal. No more arrests have
bonn mnlln
, 1874-10-23

Inspector, had Ills loft leg brokon above tho
knco, yostorday, whiio attempting to hold
hoHc-pspe. Tho pressure wan no Ereat that Tho
pipe 'Yan thrown forcIb1y againBt his log.
, 1874-10-23

Ha5l, Mary, think ho will mako yol good l,us-
bond t Ls wl!l lro tho best Of the bar.ii, ior you
never heard Miss Touloroy nse tlIS wor oEass
e shs we1e enageasaid ihs sa.o wasnt so; thas
business and sAtn Tho ti,no would be txcl Thia was
ia iay or June is13 hary showed tha ring which
lated Thy inscription for her; meant swo l,carss In
cue" Some time & in tho winter missed thu ring
tss 1ss Maiy sa hp'F d aisl I sf Tsrs
10 get their initlals engraved IN il. sA anI she
hala's scn,l 4. E!Mce. was surprised, aul eail
long hs lad hud II. sho said: "Gntte iIttlo tne
nuver spoka 70 aonaeslning about tbs ring any ot
the other presents VS. mover talked about tho aul,-
ct ln auy way. Mary said to mo ps,liily few
weols after dlenlcun'ng gsso l.or tho ring: Il am
sorry you won't - bod 70 o.r!y list might: Mr. 0let-
should 10 giad to hnyo him do su. Mr. Miller has beea
going to Bpaak to a1r. dcndcnniug Abont something
10 hss heard that dont souud very ws!l." 0srdeus
Mug gAYe her thu oGkct arst, then tho chain for it.
tlol tho ring; about Christmas tho watch aud tAS
spring following Tho laseo chaln, aud shun tue sIeeye
When sho showed THO the buttons saId, "sfary, I
think Alr. Glcnlle1luinE las gvnn ynu qte euough
rresens. You know there's 1nany slip 'lwxt the cup
@ ;4o IT. an T. nythin aaS' sGd ~ soae soY 1stws0 yo
to restore theso PRESENTS" don't know that aha
gays h!m any rrsaess oaeeps sss f9f slaYina ss
osganiss Of ta church, a $!UU year for her
aesyicus. Shs ro'n1nGneaut os this Church. sie
neyur had my othe. gentlemen y!sitos. On Jny IL
trut kusw Of hsr pregnancy. had suspected It twoor
th1tx weeks before bud n0tirei her bad looks. Ele
had had drca,llully hagar, woe-heaone eSprsra!on
aoa .Gt at ss ta aas au ss se waa
neyer btbz in mY llfe," aad ts3 to look bright aud
an!le. suB vury much Worried Htout her. Tho Cd uf
July, Ant Qhrzky eatuo to valt us, aud told her
waH areadfuy troubled Ind Wanted to take hor iuto
ny ~ confidence. pledged her to Secrecy, unl tLen
thouaht thoy wsrs .ecsetiy 1aasrod. said: asls
tAs ~ Strangely. .-sAs dont give LIS chAnos " Luck
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-04-09

A gentleman relates the following incl
dent which is very interesting
A friend had given me six pairs OF beau
tifui Caicutta doves, ali pure white. l
Was anxious TO increase nay flock and
placing them in q c~ommodious dove-cote,
with ! row of pigeon holes about four feet
from ths floor, aWaited the result Soon
two Of the pairs deposited eggs and hatch
ed each two squads IN nests about hve
holes apart. One afternoon l found that
4 little one had fallen out and was kill
ed. frasua1 al fnaofHo
The next morning, in looking from my
chamber window / observed doves carrying
M in their beaks material for a new nest;
bat seeing the unusual size of the twlg
aelected, ] went out to see how. things
progressed. To my astonlshment i founo
fh,f ths doves which had their twoequabi
both ale in their nest, had erected, during
the morning hours barrier OF twlGs
about an inch and = half high. SloHg w
front Of their pigeon hole, thus gnaralnt
asni,st the catastrophe which had nap
pencil to their nsighbors- Was not tnl
The rsSult of . process OF reasoning
Would all reasoning human beings Dc q
Wiso7
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-04-09
MHTHERS, READ TtfiSI
. GREAT
WORM Q DolIar 8 Drop.

Mothers, are your little ones fretfulg And IS
your patience almost exhausted in vain efforts
to please them Lean sympathiZe with you.and
tell you what will make your little child quiet,
give it a good appetite, and procure for lt hosrs
of sweet, sound sleep. :,
Ny little girl is two and a half years old, and
during that time, l have not had two consecu-
tive nights rest. She has been sick a number OF
times, and no one seemed to know what was
troubling her. 1t was hard to hear her little fret
full cry, ana not to know what TO do for her. ]
doctored her for worms, but 1t did no good and
1 was nearly tired out with sleepieess nights and
troublesome days.
1 heard of the VEaETINE and determined 70 try
It It has proved a blessing TO me and my chile
1t has cleansed from her stomach and bowels
the sores which kept gathering there and now
she sleeps sOundly from her bedtime until very
late in the morning z, beside a long nap at.naid day.
Her appetite is good and, in fsct, she is like q
different child. I often say, the true value OF
this medicine to me is a dollar = drop Try It
Cleanse the humors from your children's blood
while they are young. Try it, and you whl JOIN
with me in calling it agrea. blessing.
Mrs. ELLEN L. CLAPP
South Boston, July 10, III. It's Tudor st.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-04-09
CIRCULATION or THE BLOOD.

The circulation of the bleed is the life of the
body, and its stoppage is death. We are healthy
when the blood circulates freely any Interrupt
ton preventing its free course is the commence
ment Of disease. "Blood is the life Of the flesh"
Can we expect to enjoy good health, when bad or
corrupt humors circulate with the blood, causing
pain and disease; and these humors being de-
posted throughout the entire body. produce
pImples, eruptions, ulcers, indigestion, costiYe-
ness, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, and nu-
merous other complaints. No disease can be in
the body without first being generated in the
blood and no disease can possibly be in the
body, If the blood is pure. It is of great impor-
lance to know what medicine what medicine
will purify and renovate the blood, eradicate the
disease, renew vitality, mentally and physically
and instill fresh Yigor into all the vital functions
of the body. This medicine is the Vegetine, the
great blood-purider.
1t extends its influence Into every part
of the human organism, commencing with its
foundation, correcting diseased action an restor-
ing vital powers, creating a healthy formation
and publication of the blood, driving out dis
ease, and leaving Nature to perform its allotted
task.
VEGKTINEi is composed OF Roots, Banks & Herbs
1t is very pleasat 10 take; every child likes it.
Sold by all druggists. apr2 '74-w4