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Stocks on the Up-Grade-An En-
c0uraging Day for Bulls.
Money Easy ut Former
Rates.
GOLD Ito IA a ITO 1-8.
Government Bonds at Home and
Abroad Strong.
WALL STREET,

THURSDAY, Nov. 90 r. n.
Tne strength or United States securities in
FRANKFORT and London to-day indicates that our
recent political successes are not regarded with
out satisfaction. An advance OF per cent is
privately reported at the former point. We do
not vouch for the fact, but there are various good
reasons why the price OF our bonds, at home and
ABROAD, SHAH remain nrm. Foreign confidence
wnl generally elicit a similar local feeling
among our own people; and possibly 1t
was knowledge OF European senti-
ment early disseminated that led to large
buying process to-day and to preparations for
higher market than has recently been made. 1t is
also to be borne In mind that the wonderfully
recuperattve power of America rs Illustrated in
the instances Of Chicago and Boston. are calcu-
lated to impress foreigners with the superiority OF
Investments In this country ana to invite favora-
BILE comparison with those Of Turkey, Egypt or
Ronduras; hence, that English money, under
good government viii naturally now hlther.
THE STOCK MARKET
was strong throughout the day, and the prices
remained nrm at the close. The advance ranged
from to IN per cent and was participated In by
every active stock the list. The features, how
ever, we're Lake Shore, st. Paul, Pacific Mall,
Wabash Union Pacific, Rock Island ana Ohio ana
Mississippi. The gains Of the day. as compared
with the close last night. were as follows:-
There were no losses.
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, per cent; New
York Central and Hudson, 1I Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, A; Erie, n; Hannibal ana
ST. Joseph, T; Harlem, n; Lake Shore, 1; North
west, X; OHIO and Mississippi. 11i; Pacific Mail.
TX; Panama, h; Quicksilver, II; Rock Island. 1;
st. Paul, M Wabash, IL; Union Pacific, lh
Western Union Telegraph, u.
THE SALES
amounted to 225,0O0 shares, indicating an un-
usually active market and giving promise Of fur
1her sharp speculation. The transactions were
divided as follows among the principal stocks:-
New York Central and Hudson, e7O; Erie, s,40o;
Lake Shore, $4,000; Northwestern, 1900; North
western preferred, 700; Rock Island, 5,eO0 Pacific
Mail, $4,000; St. Paul. $500; st. Paul preferred.
800; Ohios. 13, 200; Western Union, 81 AIS; Wabash,
1850; Union Pacific, 1880; c., G. and I. G., 100;
Panama, 100.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
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d on American standard OF classifica-

Also 500 b. Savannah. For future delivery
Oasis low middng) tho sales have been as fol-
lows:-Yestcrday, alter two p M.-November 100 at
IA 1880; December 400 at l4Ac. January I,OtO at
Is l6c., 200 at Is 32c 70 at l6c February 100 at
10 56c, 400 at 16ls2c March, 100 at is 2l3c 700 ut
1850 April 100 atl6 l5lsc, 2OO at is 2s2c 1890
May 100 at 10 ssc Total $500 bales Closing prices:-
November IA 9l6c. December, IA 2Ss2c January l5c;
February, Is 6-lsc. Is lis2c. March. 1896; April
l5c May, l6 s32c. l6 3l6c June Is l5s2c l6 l7s2c
Market barely steady. To-day up to two P. MI
November 100 at 9l6c 40O at l7-32c lOO short no.
tce) al IA 96c 800 short noce) Axe 100 at IA I7c
800 at l41c. December, 700 at AHc l5OO IA IlI6c
900 at 232c; January, 800 az Is lS2c, 600 at l5c
800 at II ss2c 200 at IA 5l6c 800 at IA 3S2c l4OO at
IS Lie February 2oo at Is loo at Is 5lec, 900
sarss 49, @ c :. Iso @ st e e s nss
goo as 70 9isc loo At Is lsssc 500 at alsc 200 at
Hpri se S % Is y o ,S go g i 5s i,
NAY S9o at le ss2c JSne S1 100 at loc Total 2l5d
Ssi DsssmSsI is js%a.sry % EeSFasrs
Is 1850; March, Total 700 bales second
caini@,oDecember zOo at = M;ssc; FebrTary l9o at
june 10 at is fiSc Total 1900 bales The receiDt;
M the vsSus ssS pSrts were % s. M
Siss; Charleston sol5; wilmington 5 Norfolk, s7;
Ne. % M q
year. bales Rates foreign ports were
quoted thus:5To II % nayre by steam Nci 6y sail Ac.
by steam oy y sal: Hs compressed To Liverpool.
$3.50 bushels barley Iye. 20 90 ING hour
l36O0 bbls including all kinds at ngures within
the range Of our Corn meal vas steady and
Wine 81 IS q 20 for western yellow and 81 90 81 Is
for Jersey and Pennsylxania M yellow also $40 sacks Of
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lest AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest

continues to be loaned on call at Or 3 per cent
Prme mercantile paper closed at 5h Q 6h per
cent for short date and 6K a71s per cent Tor long
!ite. Single named paper ranges from to IL per
ut Foreign exchange was strong. closing for
a.st class bankers bills at 4s4H 4.S4x for sixty.
days and 4.sS ior demand. Commercial bills range
rom 4s2h to 4.84.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Cold was comparatively firm to-day at 110h q
lioH. The close, however, was made at the first
named price. The rates paid for borrowing were
2per cent to nat
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76,AS l6,D2 sl2,78 l.l29
22sl7 s2,5Oe 7s,ea2 I,5lS

aWe quote ;.caba-asanins Inferior q common 7kc.
prime e choice, sScs,a sxc; centrifugal h6ds and
bosei Sn;eS S,s ssS s'S mssdS 7e; caysd, boxes
$50: shc; d. IS to is S.c sEc; d., ID to s ioc.
lOhc, DO y to D lozsc llhe white, iO5c. HE.
grocery far TO choice, sa4c. 4 a4c. Brszii-Datch
ard, Nos 10 to u 8ssc Skc. Msnils-superor and eI
ira superior TIC. SIC -
SrkARlNK,-ihe market ruled dull and easy Quoted
at l6Ac. l6c tor Western and city.
TALLow was In moderate demand and firm. Sales 40
stock at sac. q &c. per ID.
wHIsKEY.-Receipts, 55l bbs The market was steady
at the opening but at the close ruled slightly
easier We heard of sales OF $50 bbl at 99c and So bbs
VI Sl6c., cash.
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$4,000 Wa 6's, det......
1000 N Y s rs, b IT..
1910 Erie lst m. .......
50OU Erie Sd m.
t000 Erie 4th IN. .......
10000 I'm Pac RR lst...
2OON Un Pac rs, ! g..
5000 l. S lst, con r.....
rs w l. s I'd. con Co..
5000 Western Pac BIDS.
5000 Mich Cen Ts.....
100U0 Mich South sf....
5000 M Cen lst, H..
5OU0 c 4 N w CT < b..
o. shs Mercantile Blk.
100 Con Coal. b C
I0 Q0.
200 Mariposa Min. ..b c
100 At Il Pac lei. .Lc b3
800 Quick Min Co pr. be
Or "A torxnc Lw
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

LONDON PRopucE MARKRr.-LoNpoN, Nov. 5-Evening.-
Lipsee oil 25s. Sd. u 2ss Cd. per cwt Spirits urpen-
tine, 26s I'll per cwt
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1He pius LOT government gold amounted TO
sl,a47,5oo Ut prices ranging from 1OssS to 1920
The award was made at from 1lo.13 to 1000.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
One million fve-twenty called bonds were re.
ceived at the Treasury ior redemption to-day.
National bank notes received Tor redemption,
$4,000. Internal revenue receipts $3s5, 900. Re.
ceipts from customs. $277,OO0. The Assistant
Treasurer to-day paid out $254,Ooo on account OF
interest and s52s.ooO In redemption of ive-twenty
bonds. The Treasury balances in Washington are
as fOlOws:-
currency. SIG, 500 900
Ioln .............. SS,6000O0
AcsS coin CcrtlncateS. Observation-Disclosures. ~, $780, 900
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Inese responded to the strength shown on the
other side OF the Atlantic and closed strong.
The following ore the late quotations limited
States currency SKIES, 117T 11sH; do. do, 1881,
registered, 1ls 11s1s; do do. do, coupon,
1lSx 11ST; do. fve-twentles, 1852, regis.
tered. 1l0A Ill; do. do do, coupon, ex
interest," 110A Ill; do. do, 1884, registered,
112 1l2H; do. do, do, coupon, ex interest,
113K Il3H; do. do, 1865, registered 1l3S
. 113x; do. do, do.. coupon, ex interest 1149s
14k; do do, do. new. registered 1167s ile%;
do. DO, do, coupon. 11eh 1l6x; do. oo, 1857,
registered, 1l7,s 1171S; DO. do, do. coupon,
117x 117X do DO, 1858, registered, 1l7K NIX;
do. do, do, COUPON 117a4 1ls; DO. ten.forties,
registered, 1l1H l12; do do., coupon. 112K
112h; do nves. 1881, registered, 11l3s l1lh; do.
do, do, coupon, l1115 y. The chief purchasers
are said 10 be banks moneyed institutions and
those capitalists who are tired OF lending money
ON call at the prevailing low rates.
THR FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices state that the Bank Of England
mas suffered loss on balance account during the
week OF I243,Ooo The proportion Of reserve to
liabilities is now 37h per cent against 3Sz per
cent last week. The bank rate remains at per
cent. specie in the Bank OF France has increased
during the week $780, O0Of. Rentes, 62C 271sc. In
Frankfort $50 bonds OF 1862 were firm at ok.
Late London prices are as oows:-Ere Railway
shares, 26l4. loss Of u per cent during the day;
old bonds. 1865, 1O6k; ten-iorty bonds. 104A; new
lives, l031.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Ratroad bonds were firm IN the late dealings.
Erie rsts sold at 101A, do third at s9h, do. fourth
at 98ia; Lake Shore first, consolidated, registered,
ut 9oA; do. second, do, coupon, at o.; Michigan
Southern Sinking Fund at 1o3; western Pacific at
"a; Union Pacific lrsts at s9A: do. land grants at
s61, and Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
gold bonds at 81. Central Pacific bonds closed at
80 93s, and Union Pacincs at s91x s9ss or frsts
s6a< 81 ior land grants, and TAX a 741s for sink
ing funds.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
The market In these, while not important shows
growing interest. Aabamas are 80 bid, eights
onering at 4s. Georgias, rs to 10; do sevens, SO
TO 9i. and gold bonds 73 bid Oid Louisianas are
~ bid new n bid: leYea atxea 27 Y bid ana levee
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lUsl5 and 1880 A. MI.

$25O0 U $ s-20. c. rs n. ll6%
~ 1000 U s SIS, r, 49,. -. IlIE
"a 1900 U S b's. iN-4O, c.. ii2L
10000 U 5 b's. cur. 49,. IiS
8 ~ooo do............. ils
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a-4.,n

$IpW Ark rs Lltl Il, r
Bluff 4 New y kk..
2UU0 NC 6's, o, A 4 o..
lv000 Va 6's, con. =.
1000 Brooklyn SIS, W
100 St L, j 4 Chi lst..
1000 y 4 N w cog b..
300 Nor 4 Is rs. III.
10000 Erie 4th m........
1000 Mich 5 I'd m. -.
1000 N Y G rs, To-. -.
l0UuO N Y cen lst. r. -.
1000 Cen Pac g BIDS. ;.
2400O do.............
5000 p, Ft w & c I'd m
1900 I'm Pac Us lg...
lpW Tn Pac RR list. :.
1000 DO. >.
SsUO0 do.
1000 do. .b3
1000 T, p + w, Isl, WD.
800 T, p 4 W lst ED.
5000 Pac RR OF Mo lst
1000 Mich Cen rs.
1000 L'ville 4 N, G, '96
1000 q Westlst c, '@. =.
Is shs Cent Nat Blk.
IL Bank OF Republic.
10 do. ............
25 Del 4 II Canal. 80.
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bellies private terms Lard-The market for West
srn steam was irregular. ruling easier for spot and
hrmer for futures. We heard Of sales OF l5O uercss
spot at l3Sc per b 800 terces for November at &c.,
$50 uerces for December at 36c $50 terces for Janu
at Hhc per ib City ruled steady with sales OF 81
ana q srcss o so oy per oSav
bu, values remainsd without change We heard Of sales
&C. SIC. per 10.
suGAR--The market for raw sugar continued dull and
nominal In the absence Of reported transactions. We
quote fair TO good refining muscovado At sac. SIC.
Refined was inactive and easy but not essentially
changed IN value. Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison,
In their circular ofthls date, up as follows:-
" Hhds Bores Bags kesado.
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P, FW 4 Ct. be 90
WO At Il p RR pf. bic IL
~ Chi, b 4 @. ...b c 100
8 Nor 4 Es RR. b c SO
8W Ohio 4 Miss. .bc rs
2W do. Is
20 DO. 2s
100 c, G d l G r. BIC b3 3
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
A SPECIAL LECTURES EVERY NI0HT AT
n. O'clock at the New York Museum OF Anatomy, GLIB
Broadway, between Houston and Becc ker streets.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-04


TIE vous Va, eel, ,yho wait on Oh,
hotel tables OF Massachusetts are
Scute aS they are id,r. Que of them o.
oiber day received a note from a BOSiun
drummer asking her 20 grant ham an IN
tCryiew. IL was granted The CAV yOung
man met her IA the room in the hotel
" hiCh she had designated lie at once
pitched into The cause of his seeking the
Interview. From The first moment hc
beheld her his heart was fred with uu-
couqaerablc love. lie had determine!
20 possess her Then he cn>peA her in
his arms and kissed her She diJut
shuRk, bat she asked him when O
would BE-. "Nhcn will what be- D."
ioQuirvd. "N hen will We he maUiedr
We wont be marticd-we can Toe
mgrIicd-Im a;rird altcajy,' sal. tbs
gay young man. She screamed, and IN
nediatcly from Two closets on the NOM
issued six females. each bearing M one
hand a brown papcg parcel, an 10
the other "a rattan. They dung the con
tents OF the paper parcels o'ct him. u
was -four Then they commenced knock
iug the lOur out at his clothes wtlh the
raitanS When he Trtrcalrd tom the
hotel he was The most d,mora.ilcd drum
mer that ever u3ic love 10 "a waiter siiL
Ills employers were a>toai~hcd 10 ~ev
him return 10 their store aruyrd IA an
entirely new Sait ct clothes. ite toll
them he couldn't doauy business 10 that
town. The folks didn't seem 10 apple
ciate bis efforts TO amuSe thcm.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-04
@ HALLS
XS'35 A; "' m,. ..,,,'''
am1.ss HAIR
b-SE aARENEWER.

Every year increases the popu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard and il is the on
ly reliable and perfected prcpara-
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silkcn. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruff, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, tho
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create n new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it requires fewer aPpllca-
tons, and gives the hair a splendid
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes
MD, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, 1.-THE constituents arc
pure, and carefully selected for et-
cellent quality; and | cons so. -, ~
the BEST PREPARATION 'or iis
intended purposes" ,,..,.,
py;eo One Dollar.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-04

A farmer IN this county. saws Nor;l
Caroline I1r.'. bass uJ.e SO to'ui.E
contrary t.l. a-.lg CD nothing v.-I 90,
Plt him iu harness aGj DC is bard 90 say
which NAV ice wt.l trir.. Pgt 81 saddle
tl l.,u aaI l-a.1 c.J- folp.r bat ,~v q,
mount him alI bc VIZ s.. ai 20 Sudden
begin FOO kicA every wav. s.ra -tt og
,,muJiehue. with $40 to.r Icg, g.. once
As 90 eating. hc uiI. Cil ANYTHING. from
bis feed t.o.-l up lo % wooden saddle.
The owner ;u.s o notion o. have l,u
,lod. bat Doe ,.,krJ out tbc blacksmith.
shop and retained home Iu" OHu.i
tried 20 Ni'i I.m. some time back SGD Do,
tied his ca's with q truce chaiu au'i rHit
um for Sis consecutive Jars Gci nights
as hau! as leo could under uirsul spar
Tine az Is t.g. ae sI'y bii'.I h.U-ci.
lu the c.o... anl llIro Ie CARRIED up
-'a.r> o. l,j. a8tt.s .ru ..i..t WIS tt1t
ttr mule voa 2 10. tll. ui-At; Iuf, Co.,
bis a~ior'-u...l.. .n- r.-t morning Doc
found cu.t .e.-.. ssi ....ul tou..Jh
Chester Dog Weighing Gore. Lujlti
rounds U.ta piece og' %. DIS horses
Shoulder a'e upa saddle, blanket and
bride, t1r- d.Na iac fence, aui was
-p.ur-iu- about, Oh t."iH-n'.aIcy,r,
" AuI sum.t..-- ..-. I.,.-a.- -3 10.
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Chasapeake & Ohio Railroad,

Which, West Trun Line by reason of its short De ea'
year. "and an Tn 1 n. through and wa" traffic and ~ e"e'H
running this road rom the city OF Huntington va to c
1 %on %ss s 9Ss city eff Huntingdon
Railroads extending through tile entire Vest and AOytcest
D mere Complains T sass for
at this n, it will be the terminus six ssvs
AR mauyaeng CENTRE which
Il. s Ss an ss s sf s S the o S' and w Virginia.
he s. Ss Great Ga kh will and f a s as1s
superior all Others in the United states Tor the
S%n e peculiar proves valuable
gsSssPs ia. ls st Qualities a1 pig h
o9s sny af sc, and a"f o sfs
l?s on IA: is :ls ID
and its as OF S w at M head & "gane and viii nertio be-
and tho % d s u lS ai 1s products be
s. I pes Of raa no more inviting locality
Ia addition which the site remarkable and its
prOpr9s have great cost laid out the city upon R%s
and as sr s5ss Sag of ts
haya all Abb msd. Of cieut
and F Lea o,. 9na5H room large allow space for the
walton % f the better cIas: residence only
conditions which will forever Sn . peR Rs 1 upon
% which can be easily economically adopted and which adapted for
i the esna f part the city
ueaon their higher branches learning mod
9 Ts, ' ss s on Ions S: scssSo
prefer
thirty purchase
purchase tie deferred
remaining purchase
y ner cent Der purchase Of credit l
will be given with the terms stated
Each purchaser required build lot purchased within one year
to observe lhe
and to conform 10 specified regulations
I location O. buildings to be erected
of
and The older cities
and
Rolling The
in unlimited supply Chesapeake and Ohio anu
Huntington at very "
49,
plots most suitable @ these
:, ,,r,,shoo = surs
Eastern States VIA washington " NUM-
application made in person or by letter
" '- VI INV ID. W. EMMONS. Gent SUp.
JOHN II. OBEY, AGENT
Huntington, West Va.
oo"A<-"S ~ AAs~ASA' "a William Street New York
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N U RS Err Y

The undersigned beg leave to inform
their patrons and the public in general
that they oder at the Hopewell Nursey,
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co., 0hio' ian
Of 1873 and spring Of 1874, the following
fruit trses-Eyergreen &c.
99999 Apples trees,
1893 Peach trees.
1929 Pear trees, standard aud d"sni
1899 Cherry trees in variety,
1899 Eyergreens in varieties,
1899 Grapes several varieties
1899 Curran is, gooseberry, rssPp''-
ry &C. 81
All Of With we'll be sold low for O's''
Is-sm c. TUELEY SONS
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Buckingham's Dye.
ro,, rHE WHISPERS.

AS our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, TO restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA. Nh
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y II I.ll u q b Il.

1t arrests decay Of vital forces, exhaust
ion of the nervous system, restores vigor
to the debilitated. Cleanses vitiated
blood, removes vesicle distractions and
acts dieectly on the liver and spleen:
Price 81 a bottle. JOHN q. KEEL
LOGG, Is Plat ST, y. \.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-04
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure of all
arrangements in
the stomach, hy-
or, and bowels.
They are a mild
apcrieni, and an
excellent purga-
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no nler-
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Centennial Gazetteer
OF THE UNITED STATES.

No book has ever been published OF sucl UNI
yersal interest To the American people. II APP
p.als TO no particular class but 10 all classes
10 men and women Of all professions, crreds, oc-
equations and political opinlons-t0 Farmers
LAWYERS Business Men. Mechanics, Physiclals'
Politicians, Teachers. Students, Manufaci ure's,
statesmen, men OF learning, and men who can on
Is read to obi and young. All want II a hook
OF constant lefei euce, and 10 preserve Tor Incl
children and childrens children as the onty conf
pete and reliable work. showing the gigantic re-
suits of The Fnst one Hundred Years or The
Greatest Republic The Void Ever Saw. IL Is
not luxury but a necessity 10 every wei IN
70 med American citizen. Agents maze slOo
TO 800 ner month. Send FOR circular. ZElGlEk
i McCURDY, Philadelphia, Pa.
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"So-eTr' .es-I .I----i Ca--es
pendent saws: 'It. ,lUlj.r-. EI- re
igissd fer a..I.- 80 into goo! society
Uc cIararici.H.D-iy demanded .v i.-
several cities Io-.oa draws h.-. u9
-cycrvly, AID, ua,e rt.-.a- bst,sc -..
'o saal the ccrer.l development Oh. t.c
iMPormJtc one, c,j..r asks. 'tla, &c
SON know Ncw lur@, NG.-ar.y dis
p.ayiaZ hcr >..S-1n diamonds, looks 90
thc costumes which tae applicants oP
rarel denotes, 4Ld pcr,,v SAYS. 'Ehet are
N'u worth = Philadelphia. proudly
drawing around her covering ot p.m'
't... All oero-y. demands, J.gc to0S bon
hHui. ana ips pur>od iU'o prlncs. per
simmons. aud pg!sm- Who was volr
grandfather - While Washington stop
moment m tbe c'tjus German, and
While rylug 10 01ail sly glimpse O..
V'ur pci.i eS.sem.'.c,. with glowing
cheeks and hearib, breast. inquiries.
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~ ~ whatever. Mucn
serious sickness and suffering is prevented BY
their timely use; and every family should
have them on hand for tleir protection and
relief, when required. Long experience 9aI
proved them to be the safest, surest'f nd
best OF all the PiHs with which the market
abOands. By their occasional use, the blood
is purified, the corruptions OF the system eS-
PEELED, distractions removed, and The whole
machinery of life restored 10 its healthy activ.
lily. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleaDsed by 1yer's PMS,
and stimulated into action. Thus mciplent
disease is changed into health, the value OF
which change, when reckOned on the vast
multitudes who enjoy IL, can hardly be com
puted. Their sugar-coating makes Them
pleasant to take, and preserves their virtues
unimparcd for any length of time, 80 that
tho are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and opcr-
ate without disturbance to the constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions are given on thc wrapper 10
each box, how to use them ~ a Family phy-ic,
and for the following complaints, which these
PMS rapidly cure
For Dyspep.ia or ludigesticu. Eist-
Irssness, LanguOr. and Loss Os Appe-
tite. they should be taken moderately %
stimulate the stomach, and restore its healthy
tone and action.
For Liver Complain; and Its various
symptoms, bilious Headache, sick
Headache. JauntifCc or Green SjCLa
mess. EbItoNs conc anu tttftous re-
,er.. they should be judiciousy taken for
each case, To correct the diseased action, or
remove the distractions which cause 10.
For ByseBfery or Diarrhoga, but ono
mild dose Is generally required.
For Htheuniati-n,, Cont, Gravel,
Pal2itation Of tho Heart. Pain In
the Siae, Back. and Eoin-- they Should
be continuously taken, n required, 10 change
the diseased action of the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For EDrOpsy aud DrOpsical SWELL
ings. they should be taken In large aud FIRE.
qucnt doses 10 produce the effect Of a drastic
purge.
For Suppression, large dose should be
taken. as il produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
Asa Dinner FiH. take one or two Phts TO
promote DIGESTION and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restore the appetite, and invigOr.
ates the system. Hence II l. oiten ady2nta-
ge0us where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably wen, often finds that
u dose of these PMS makes him feel decid.
edy better, from their cleansing and reno
waiting effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. AVER g. CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS. ". y. n.
FOE SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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