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New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
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and G. 10, Gustav Dec4er.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
PART TII.--McADls, J.

an. 49,. a,, 1896 Better r. etal sgt Brssr
0J II ,T p.npse, 24g3 Philips al sg Hepz
245i Morgan sgi. Haas 90, s.N. -. W..
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262l. ..HAmiss Dsiilng Go. agt Ifif sutsDns - =" ~
n, 80" ~, u,,h.w,v 1876. Connolly at Houston
i7S. .BrsPn sg. Moir Zl9o 'Dfosu'us ~ =, a.n
1862. Brady Brett ZoAV' "ihns ~ Ah ~ ~
1879. .Bater ct a. agt Middle -, Hp'l c.s., ., al
ooo. uiI.o.s "a, nsvv 2s2l. BischIer Schneider
$40 u.,is. TsUItag co az. 2B5O. Gibson sgt Dune
Rally.
u,cA..t Recorder Buchanan, rotbsrr;
.r,op. s.s4.t halter. william
smith Osvsb hurglsry. Oh1rie, a. tAD - - y,s,a
Llhe CHRISTIE grand larceny George hclii'n Ps's' N Guy ~
Gill. robbery. John Chambers rape. g. ,t..i..,
OrKR axp TsxwfyzE-BARRErT J-Thoma Dem 1sey ronoa'
ant snd battery; James l. Smonson firh A' % i.an.
John UKes6 John doden, burr afYi james Vnun N"'''
grand larceny Albert Apeli petit sreenF c,. - r...A,-
ALaASY Peb Cont of Appeals Day Calendar iof Ioss'
Peb 2 1878; Mo-. az 90 06 lOl iO2 100, lO6 IO7.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE PROVIDENCE
AND WORCEsTER halfway COMPANY.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 1.-At the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Providence aud
Worcester Railroad Company today the old Board Of
Directors was reelected Without important opposition.
Moses b. J. Goddard chosen 10 take the place OF
Johu Carter Brown, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

FACING DEATH RATHER THAN DISGRACE
WuKEsBARRE, Penn, Feb. l.-V. {. Camp
bell bookkeeper In K c. 5mths insurance agency. was
arrested this sfterpooa for smbessseat the amount
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16
What IL Costs to Build the Mar
row Gauge Railway.

MshHINN"
row Gauge Railway.
President Wells, Of the Toledo 4 Mau,
NEE Narrow Gauge Railroad, has written
tho following letter to Mr.. F, P, Stone
Engineer Of . Narrow Gauge Road from
Springfield to Jackson and POmoroy,
which explains itself;
TOLEDO, O., Feb, %, 1875.
DEAR SIR-Your letter Of yesterday
is received. Twill epdeayor to give you
tho information you desire, and in the
first place will give you the terms Of the
contractor Tor grading, &C.:
First-FoF clearing and grubbing when
tho same Is required to make tho road
through the woods, at tho rate Of 81 per
100 feet, but not over 80 feet in width.
Second-To build the, Gmbankment from
tho adjoining side, and grade said road
and build it up for the ties, at the ratio Of
III cents per cubic yard Of earth meas
ured in the embankment. Third-Where
the earth is required to DO excayatOd and
wasted to deepen the side bitches along
tho said road, tho same to DO done at tho
rate Of II cents per cubic yard oil the
earth so wasted. Fourth-T0 do tho cul-
verting and bridging at the cost Of labor,
Fifth-To lay tho tics, 2,640 to the mile,
and tho track, joining tho connecting rails
with good fsh.plate joints, and each tic
to have firm bearing and fully spiked,
and we'll and truly limo up said track tit
for uso at tho rate Of $3.50 per milo,
Specifications OF iron-3bO tons. First
-'''r rail 20 feet in length Ia limited
measure may DO 81 aud % Ieeti lengthy,
Of the rate Of % pounds to tho yard, at
the rate Of 9 IL 100 cents per pound, Sec.
ond7.-Fish plates Of suitable size and
length, with 4 bolts each, at tho rate OF
81 cents per pair, Third-Spikes 7-l6x
A inches ut tho ratio Of Al conts per
pound.
length, Of oak and ash timber, Tho oak
costs abont % and tho ash from 20 to "a
cents apiece. The gauge Of our track IL
just feet. In length tho road is ~
miles, perhaps little moro, including
turning track,
We lad no occasion for any masonry
on our road. think the grading might
now be done ut rates cheaper than We
paid, from what | can learn Of work on
other roads.
Wo estimate the cost Of our road, with
out equipments, at about $4,000 pOr mile.
Yours respectfully,
W. j. WELLS,
President Z. & M NJ G.. II, II, C6.
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in an old shirt, and buried a few inches in
theground in a vacant lot.
The officers returned to the city satur.
day night, and turned over to Mr.. LoWn-
dcs, at the Grand Hotel, Ss6OO0in bonds,
and the notes and mortgages, already re-
icrred 70.
Mr., LowndCs left the same night for
his home, and will return in a foN days
with acquisitions from tho Governor for
the two prisoners,
Page is quite young looking man, Of
medium height, an Englishman by birth,
and it is said has served two or three
short terms in the penitentiary. Hurst,
or Numbering Jack" is an old offender,
and was implicated, il is alleged, in the
Whitaker murder in Philadelphia, some
years ago, but escaped Justice by tho skin
Of his teeth"
Cincinnati detectives have another vic
tory to record in the way OF sharp, quick
work in bringing Offenders to Justice.
Ampthaucr and Mitchell certainly de-
serve much credit for the skillful man
nor in which they have worked up this
case, and their services should be we'll re-
wardGd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16


The following rules arc 80 simple and
40 true, according to all business usagea
that every banker, broker, mere liant or
clerk, should post tfcn up for reference.
There being no such thing as q fraction
In II, there Ia scarcely any liability to. or:
ror or mistake. By no other arithmctical
process can tho desired Information be
obtained with 40 few figures. y. ~
Sir Per Cent.-Multiply any given
number Of dollars by tho number OF days
Of interest desired; separate the right
hand figure and divide by ak; tho result
Ia the true interest on such sum tOr such
number Of days at ak por cent.
Eight Per CenL-Multiply any given
amount by the number Of days Upon which
Il Ia desired to ascertain the interest, and
divide BY forty-iive and the result will DO
the interest fol- such sum for the timo re-
quired ats per cent.
Yen Per tsAL-Multiply the same a.
above, and divide by thirty six, and the
result will amount to the interest at ~
per cent. 4, -t.-
what II wal Do.-.tt a mechanic OF
clerk saves 81 cents per day, from tho time
lie Ia twenty.6nc Until he is three-Scoir,G,
and ten, tho aggregate, with interest, will
amount to s2,OO0 and daily saving Of
g7A cents reach the important sum Of 49,.
600. A Sixpencc daily will provide a
fund Of $1,000 sufficient to purchase n
good farm. There are few employees who
cannot save daily, by abstaihihg from the
use Of cigars, tobacco, liquor, ete4 twice OF
ten times the six cent piece. Every per-
son should provide for old age, and the
man in business who can lay by a dollar
A iay will eventually find himself pos
scsscd Of over 100000. "a-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16
AIsiII to Provide for tho PrOtGC.
ton Of Sheep.

Be il enacted by The Legislature d Wet Vir-
gpia, n's a
i. Any person may kill any dog that
he may sec Chasing, worrying, woundlng
or killing any sheep or lambs outside oil
the enclosure Of the owner Of such dog,
unlesss the same DO done by tho direction
Of the owner Of Suchsheep or lambs.
.. II my dog shall have killed, or as
sisted In killing, wOumding or worrying
any sheep or lambs, out Of tho enclosure
Of The owner Of such dog, the owner or
keeper OF such dog shall 10 liable to tho
owner Of such sheep or lambs In tho
amount. Of tho damages sustained, to be
recovered in an action before any court
or Justice having jurisdiction Of such ac-
ton; and il shall not 10 necessary to sun
tain such action to prove that the owner
or keeper Of such dog knew such dog
was accustomed to do such worrying,
killing or wOunding. ~ ..H,
5. The owner or keeper Of any dog
that Inns been worrying, chasing, wound
Ing or killing any sheep or limbs, mot
tho property Of such owner or Keeper
out Of Ills enclosures shall, With forty.
eight hours after having received: notice
thereof In writing from reliable and
trusty source, cause such dog to be killed.
For every neglect so to do he shall forfeit
tho sum OF three dollars, and the further
sum Of one dollar aud fifty cents for every
twenty-four hours thereafter until such
dog Is killed, unless 1t shall sat iSfactorily
appear to the court or justice before
which proceedings shall DC brought for
the recovery OF said penalty, that 1t was
not within tie power Of such owner or
keeper to kill suchdog. Nor shall any
recovery be lad dhlGsiit shall sAtiSfac.
lorily appear that such dog has done tho
mischief, and that such owner or keeper
has had notice as aforesaid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16

], +. Woods, Treasurer Of tho Ladies'
Benevolent Society, for the usC Of tho
Society. "
In connection with tho above exhibit
the Telegram makes the following suggcs-
lions, which are worthy Of being observed
elsewhere;
The spelling match foyer Is yet raging
In this city, Tho boys and girls seem to
DO getting the most sport out Of It for
they meet at private houses quito fro-
Quently Of evenings and take tilt at
Webster. II Is proposed to have o con-
tinuation Of tho Court House matches,
and that the words for tho next match DO
selected from tho dictionary, commencing
with tho lettors A, b and .. This will
give those who desire to be fully posted
M opportunity to study and master all
words that may possibly DO given out.
Tho next match after, will spell words
commencing with D, E and !, and no OH
through tho dictionary. The plan Is n
most excellent one, which will do more
to improve persons taking an interest in
this most useful branch Of study than any
other that might DO adopted. The timo
for the next match has not yet been fixed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16
Speaker HIaine u Washington
County, Pa, Hoy.

Extract iroln ono Of George Alfred TOwnIOnda
leii0rE
Blaine started In life to DO a newspaper
writer, and for some timO reported lndO.
pcndOntly for the old Philadelphia In
quirer, but no told mo that hO was poorly
paid and had to give up tho business in
Philadelphia, because no saw no enconr'
ngcmont there. IIO has that apInOss OF
manners which suits tho democracy Us
well "a the aristocratic few. He improsSea
politicians with his fine worldllneSS; the
multitude by his FREQ talk Of hia own VI.
cissitudes, and the mOnoyed mon by tho
evident fact that he has always stored
fair for a fortune for himself,
lie Is we'll off, but still, with bis large
family, he has to be personally wntchl,ll
over Ills expenditures, The guests ut his
house on dinner oCCusionS--tlOSo who
come early-hayo generally noticed Mr.
Blaine confer with his steward and give
out tho wines. He is fond Of occasional
stag dinners at M octagonal table, where
he can dine from twenty to forty persons,
and still be almost within arms length Of
each Of them; this form Of table econo'
MICS the service and keeps every waiter
at his post within oaSy hearing Of tho host.
Blaine affects nono Of the virtues Ut Mr..
Colfax, his predecessor, "a to temperance
or professional christianity. His vito Is
nm orthodox CongrcgntionnliSt, md he
brings up his children In tho fear and nd.
monltion of the Lord, and Of their father
also. Ills boys are educated at the bost
New England colleges, and no accustonS'
them to 90 with him, personally, and feel
an early manlincss under their fathers
eye. Mrs. Blaine is a rather good looking
woman, without assumption, and she
observes tho happy mean Of holding tho
management OF lIor husbands house with.
out reaching into promiscuous society to
yet tho uneasy reputation Oft managing
woman. JIM Blaine's good habits, he nc
onircl In New England. Ills manners,
lio got between New England and Ken.
lucky The basiS Of his character Ia
Western Pennsylvania. Ile and Arson
Burlingamo arc two Of tho Western mon
who hive mado their reputation In New
England and CAME TO political lifc In East
nPn Sintpg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16
what Is an Amorous Glance.

Very nice questions they arc raising
on the Tilton.Bcecher trial. Ono Crow
Icy testified that Triton and the Woodruff
exchanged "amorous glancOS," and there
upon, that terror Of the witnesses, ting
cross.cxaminihg lawyer, pOunccd down
upon Crowley and asked him to define an
"amorouS glance and, for the life Of
him, Crowley could not do II, though he
had "eiyen them many times" In fact
Il was shown, c6nglusively, that an
"aniorous glance" could not be made to
order, for Crowley acknowledged he
could not make ono then and there. OF
course he couldn't. An anlOrOus glance
Ia not q public institution at all. It Is
for private use exclusively. There must
te the surroundings also-for instance,
Triton and tho Woodruff, on tho sofa,
and the conversation upon free trade In
bassional emotion when g'l
asoi OyGi lookOl love TO OyCS which Spakc again.
One might as we'll attempt TO paint z
Vroan az 10 describe an "amorous glance,
As Crowley says, II Ia not q "!ShoepiSh'
glance, and yCt II cotncsffbm the eye; ND
smile, or any other physioal demOnStra;;
lion, but II "a an "amorOus glance" and
that's lust what II Ia. #.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16
FoR sALE.
.RUsrEE's SALE,

by virtue Of a dcCl Of trust made and executed
by John 4. CouTtnay and EllEabeth Courtney ~
ylio % undersigned trustee, bearing date The 2i9t
day Of October A. D, 1874, and recorded In the CerE
office Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, IN DEED u Trust Book No pages No
90 and ~, will sell Al Public Auction at l!e
front door Of tho Court HOUSE Of tho nid OHIO
county, In the city Of Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, the 18Th DAY Of March, 1875,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock a ", Of said day, tho iOl.
lowing described real estate that 10 10 ay' plnca
OF paFcelO grOund situated on Woods Run, In Ohio
county, West Virginia, about thrcs-gnAFtera o. Z
mile from GircgpSTille, and bounded rs ALLOWS Com.
mGncing Ut stake cuFner u lHnc y Kelly and
the Smith farm, and running thence North ~ v,
10 l-l0 lOFty-ax and poles to stake on Woods
Run; thence down zlid run s, bJzt' v, ~ g-l9gl
thlrty.iour and 9lO0 pOles to stake; thence y, ~
Z W ti.lO0l iOEtyssyen and 4l-l0O poles to sake
Ihsneo n. 27Lfo l., ~ 2S-lOO) twelve and 2S-lO0
poles to a stake; themes 621Ss u l-lOl twenty
one and lilo POLES; thence n. GlSs 10 S-l0Ol nine
teen and s-l00 poles ~ the place Of benllng, con
talnlng eleven aCrOs, two TDodS and eighteen per-
chel, with all improvements and aPrGFisnAneel
thCrGunlO belonging. being all the same pEopOry
which was conveyed 70 tho nld John ]; C0aEpiey
by deed Of William r. Hubbard, Special Colnnia..
doner, bearing even date with The above mentioned
deed q trust and recorded In Deed Book No. g.,
fERNS oS SALE-onO-lhIrl Of the purchase mon
ey In cash on the day Of sale, and the residue 10 two
equal payments at ok aud twelve months, with In
forest from day Of sale, and deed o. trust 70 10
given BY the purchaser to SECURE the deien9d pay
mentS, Selling % Trustee l Will convey tho ullQ
which d yostNl In mo BY tho said leAd Of trust,
IOs ], u, 0tI.LESPY, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16
Assnriot Fever iscntC,Iy.

A Buffalo physiciuh offers the following
method II treating scarlet fever, WHICH
he nsscrlA Is reliable, and II faith fully
carried dut will prevent deaths in four
Giths Of the cases that might prove fatal.
Scarlet fever should 10 ttcated by ad::
mini,lering to adults one teaspoontuI OF
brewers yeast in three tablespgyoptrils o.
water. sSeetened, three times daily; and
II The throat IL much swollen gargle With
yeast, and NJ often a. necessary they
should apply yeast mixed with corn
meal IA d houlliCe. Continue to give
eatnip lea freely for several days to keep
eruption out Of the skin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16

uSE of our Fairmont lasscS was out
shopping the other evening, and in her
rounds sttollcd over tho bridge into
PalatinC, where she entered a store and
called for dimes worth Of candy, II
was furnished hor, and turning 10 leave
the store, she spied a key Of cucumber
pickles anil asked tho clerk to give her
one, but ID refused to do SOL she then
inonired tho price Of them and was
told q a cent piece" She then offered
10 iFado hin cents worth Of her candy
for one Of the pickles; he agreed 70 DO
that, and the trade was made, and she
won't her way rejoicing with the pickle
in ono hand and tho candy in the other
-FdiFmonl Inder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16
4 Suggestion for spelling schools,

Out at ClarksbuFg they are turning tho
prevailing mania for spelling matches
to profitable account. In the last number
of tho Tssgum We find tho following
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16

by mad, IN advance, pOsid9e prepaid.
IA, yclr...,.,..,..,,..sI OOsIx months 5
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CoLUMDUs AND INDIAN4P0LB DIVISION

Nos. !, o Q and I run Daily 10 and from Clncln.
natl. All other Lralna Daily, except Sunday.
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GhsGntelligsnter.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

ny mIii, IN GdUdRos, POitdge prepaid
No wear .........,Ss OOThTua nionthA,,..,,,.s2 %
6pnths,......,.,.. OOl Ono mOnth,....,.,..., 10
R,llyorCd by Carriers In City i5c pr week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16
TRANSPORTATION.

Nos and 70 run Daily. No. Is and No, %
Daily, except Sunday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-16

uB-Tho above prices arr lnyariable. Remit At
our risk, In Drafts or PUatoiiee Money Orders, and
where neither Of thein can b. procured, send the
money In Registered Letter. ~,
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WEEKLY.
DIV mail, o. aipaaes, ToIlags prpatL
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03
To LEAD ALI COMPETITORS is the all

To LEAD ALL COMPETITORS is the aim
of the proprietorg of the Wilson shuttle sewing
machine. 1t is founded on the very best prin-
ciples known to sewing machine science, and
improvements, in advance of all other sewing
machines, are being adopted constantly. The
Wilson is rapidly gaining the preference of all
parties that are acquainted with sewing ma
chimes, and it has already taken the front rank
among the first-class machines of this country !;
and its price, owing to its being manufactured
where labor and material is much cheaper
than in Eastern cities, is fifteen dollars less
than all other first-class machines Machines
will be delivered at any railroad station in this
county, free of transportation charges if Or
dered through the companys branch house at
1877 State street, Chicago. They send an ele-
CANT catalogue and chrome circular free on APP
plication. This company want few more
good agents.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03
Seasonable Fashion Gossip.

The ladies have all got the neuralgia in
their shoulders from wearing spring
clothes, and many new dresses are sup
plemented across the back by porous
plasters, and next TO vest front mus
tard poultice is generally most worn.
Young ladies alternate between neck
lace for street wear and flannel rag for
the house. Diamonds are worn in the
ears with much effect abroad, but lock
of cotton and little roast onion is the
usual adornment at home. Pearl powder
is applied to the shoulders for full dress,
but camphoratcd oil and hartshorn ini-
ment are considered very pretty also by
the sufferers. Silk stockings, with col
ored clockings, are the things for low
slashed shoes, but pals of hot mustard
water and warm bricks are also much
worn on the feet.--Bosto2s Post.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03
WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT IT.
ST. MAR4's CHURCH, ALLEGHENY Cry. Pa.

ST. MARYs CHURCH, ALLEGHENY CRY. Pa,l
November 10. 1874.
MEssRE- CRADDoCK Co.:
The East India Hemp has been taken by Rev. Mat
thias Binder O. b. aud Rev. Sebastian Arnold, O. s.
b. both assistant pastors of this Church. and far has
given relief to BOTH They suffered from affections of
the LUNG AND BRONCHIAL ORGANS We have recon-
mended, through charity to sufferers, the Cannabis
Indica to different persons, and continue the same in
good conscience knowing the effects by experience
Please find ncosed check for twelve bottles of syrup
pills and ointment We shall inform you in due time
what further the medicine shall meet with.
Yours truly,
REV. FERDINAND Wolf, o. S. B.
N.B.-This Remedy speaks for itself. single bottle
will satisfy the most skeptcal There is not single
symptom of Consumption thatitdoes not dissipate-
Night Sweats, Irritation of the Nerves. Difficult Expec
toraons. Sharp pains in the Lungs Sore Throat Nausea
at the Stomach action of the Bowels and Wasting of
the Muscles.
$3.50 bottles three bottlef for $780, Pills and
Ointment, ST % EACH
Address CRADDOCK CO.,
1882 Race Street, Philadelphia.
Send for circular.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03
A Deadly Snring.

A writer In a California newspaper
says: About half mile over mountain
from Bartlett Springs there is what is
called the Gas Spring. This is probably
the greatest curiosity of the mountains.
The water is ice-cold, but bubbling
and foaming as if it boiled, and the
greatest wonder is the inevitable destruc-
ton of life produced by inhaling the gas.
No living thing is to be found within a
circuit Of one hundred yards of the
spring. The very birds, if they happen
to fly over it, drop dead.
We experimental with lizard on its
destructive properties by holding it a
few feet above the water.
1t stretched dead in two minutes. It
viii kill human being In twenty min
utes. We stood over it about five minutes,
when dull, heavy, aching sensation
crept over us, and our eyes began to
swim. The gas which escapes here is of
the rankest kind of carbonic, hence it's
sure destruction of life; also of quench-
ing of flames instantaneously.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-03

DR.. j. Walkers California Vim
egar BitterS are & purely Vegetable
preparation, made Ct ely from the ma
tive herbs found Oh t. J lower Eanges OF
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Calit0g
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thelefrom without the use
Of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERSg' Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principles
a perfect Renovation and InvigoratOp
n the system. Never before in the
history of the world has q medicine BEEN
COMPOUNDED possessing tae remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR P.TTERS III healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle Purgative as we'll as Tonic
relieving Congestion Inflammation 9,
the Liver and Viscerai organs, IN Blion
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERS are Aperent, Diaphoretlog
CarmiDative, Nutritious, Laxative Diuretlci
Sedative, Counter Irritant Sudorltc, Alters,
tive, and Anti Bilious
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