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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20
Tnr PrIsNomAL RoAD.-A nuu

The PRISNonjAL ROAD nGm
Der of persons were attracted yesier
dav acr,,ss the BAYOU 10 see the r1a-
ping OF a locomo!ive sud car ov r.
the section Of pr.snoilal track ID [.
has been laid near the Central ie q
Many ,rips backward and forward
were successfully made with the e.'r
toll Of passengers. IN the morning
committee composed Of prou'Se"'
citizens of Hocklcy having IN colSii
Grafton the adoption ofthc prisno'Jl'
system tor the projected railway or
tween Hockey ami The Central eN
ahmed the track and took rije IA
the car. The committe were ve't
pleased. and decided, We are inform
et to adopt the system. In the aiiei-
noon FREQ ride was given 10 q n"m-
Der Of uousto1iaus aad the members
Of the press Il Is claimed by the
advocates Of the system that tie
prismoidal railway caA be butt AMI
eouinped for the moderate SUM az
5000 DER mile ; that it ohviaIes che
necessity OF grading that the qUann
~ oe iron and lumber requires :
very muca less than that necessary
10 the ordinary railway; that mrc5
greater rapidity can be attained by 1t
ta4n ~ the other; and that the pro-
portion of freight carried to dea+
weight 4, tar greater than can be ear
rie.l on the double tcIcH system. Il
isst.d o. carry three tons OF freight
- every one ton of deId weight TIE
tr.c>. as tae name implies, Is IN the
torn Ola prism. over Ga cop OF wa.e@
. sheataiug o. iyoO IS placed hc
apex OF tue sheathng Is shaped Ike
a I rail. The sheHthius i, mS,.c m
one piece, % weigh, j, Is said, eigh-
teen pounds % the foot. The dnv
iae wAeei Of the locomotive sid-,s
uals, The centre of the boleT. Gad
runs over the Eat surface OK the /
rail. \ small wheel iuciuod trcm
the horizontal at an angle Of thir,y
degrees runs just below the aaugc OF
tie Ton e,Jher side, and Serves to
. stcal5 tAe track. y larger Who
also "a. am inclination, runs aao"t a
foot below on either side of the slope
or the prism. The obj.c, Of this j.
70 keep the truck IN aa uprish; posi-
ton. In running there Is Sil-at
rocking from side to side, nut c't>
pamtiyely little jolting. Many rail
road men witnessed the performance
Of the engine YESTERDAY, and some
were confdcnt that success would
crown tac system. -H0is:oN (Ic~.<'
Ie,syragh.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20

There are two kinds OF hope; the
ore Is Of nature. the other cometh OF
faith. The uaJura! hope Is special
git and benefit OF God, which alter
u certain manner doth help and CONF
tort a man that's troubled aud vcXed,
that be 90 not utterly despair, but
in the mid>tot adversely hope;h thar
ia 81 while t. w'li be better, aud So
waite,h AMI tauieth I'LL the adyersity
be uYcrtLrOwG.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20

he lett the spelling beeat 10 O'Clock
and stopped in a sa!oon on his Way
home. Hers be met several friends
who ''set EN- up" divers times, aud
Lc reached home about midnight VITA
a confused braja auJ q very dcmora.i-
zed pair of LEGS. Then be >worc that
somebody had stole the leyhole, b.,
his wife with fearful, >ooNl ON her
brow aud a lamp in hes hand, admit
ted him. "DIGak' she exclaimed.
"p-ru-u .hjc drunk. THAI easy
nud. 'Hrut2 ." ''8 r o-p ljc., give
rs haritr one. ''lI.ot =" THAI
harder ,bicl, Lu, | Aiu >pr..um. Id
Ldg-l-d-i ct, Idiot. Now give Us
a sumner lhic}. Sac pic',ed up po-
ser aud gave him a "stunuer, ' aad
jhc spelling bee adjourned aiae lie,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20

TX ASTED--TO NASUFACTURFRS-
- West Charleston Company oftrs bonn
If from $50 70 So 90 o. Maruiactu. t"caiing
In West Charleston. the Capitol VI West virginia,
on the kanawha. Cheap coal, iron ore. sal aud
l1Uher ;rsilrosd and river trs0. portsiicn. Send
% map and pamphlet. Msy i-i.r.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20
n Il. BAKER,
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT.

Understands huild'ng al kinds NJ Slw-Nills.
Gang Mills, Circular and Mu-y y Is l. pre-
pared 10 do all wO K Ia his line. Has had an X
perienre II Eighteen years. n Williams port.
PenHsylvani9. aud IN the Western numbering
countries. lie understands both water and steam
power, also understands running all kinds " saw
mills. Re delies c0npeiifioa both ~ 2 builder
snd SAWYER. Refe enCe: Birmingham 4 Puidy,
Charleston, ". Va .E-All woik warranted,
and done IN wo; kmaniiEs msnGe.. Address
b. L BAKER, Charleston. v. Va.
SEN .f-t1
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20
Read This Twice.

TIN PEOPLES LEDGER" contains NO
Continued Stories. sLarge Pages, $ Columns
OF C5o.ce Miscellaneous Reading Matter every
week together with articles from the pens of
such w,IJ-Auown writer's as Nasty, OLIV ER
OPTIC. >YLVANUS COBB. Jr. Miss ALCO1T
WILL CARLTON. !. T.. TRoWBMnGE MARK
TWAIN, =.
~ l Will send THE Peoples Ledg-
er" to any address every week for
three months, o. trial, on rcceip, Of
ouly 30 CENTS
1.-The P,Ope's LclVcv" Is IN old established
ard reliable Wtc2r apcr, n.hl shed every sat
1rtiv. @Di = very popu 81 Throughout jhe y. 5.
INA Nii,liv STATES. Address
HERMANN x. CURTIS, Publisher,
Jan. I-tf. No. II ScAoo' ~, Boston, Mass.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20
cERreA. Lane oom7Aay's ADVERTISEMENT.
- 4 CIT
EEUJ y rEV I q q rE7 . ~ -,
on THE
O LIIO Z Y u Z
9 II I q x ! Y i 4,

Of 81
oil
OF
o. "a
0ri,g mricaut and 9th
property advantages wch "tirs a large polu
lion Of Il &c nivr ave y follows
3 aa.t% a! Of
Gnyau
of Of
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Wit
the upo rau,n Hes@5s. 1yyr soft
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20

OK r. N0n per day. Agents wanted, an classes
GJ u OLUof working neorle Of bo,h sexes
young ana old, make mCIe money AZ wnis for rs
Ia their own localities, during TIER spare mo-
mehts or al he time. than al anything eI.e.-
We offer employment that viii pay handsome
Is Tor every hours wOjk. Full particulars. terms
g.. sent free. SEMI uS ylur address n once
Don't drliy. Now Is the time. Don't look fer
work or business elsewhere. until you nave
learned whatwe otter. G.. STISsOE d CO.. Port
and Name. J'u. u ~ GFH.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20
n " e SER Y

The undersigned beg leave to In'e's
their patrons and he public 10 sFs'n
that they offer at tie Hopewell Nnr'fl
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co., Ohio, o.
Of 1873 aud spring Of 1914, the ioilOElI
fruit trees Evergreen &c.
959s9 Apples trees,
$3.50 Peach trees.
1893 Pear trees, standard and js'H
1888 Cherry trees ia variety,
1899 Kvrrg,sens IN vSrieiirs,
1920 Grapes several varisiies
1898 Currnnts, socseberry, rasgt''
ny &c.
Al! oswhi(h well be SOLD Ion for Can
Addrcs we.
2 sns c. TURLEy 3 sos
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
MARSHALL COLLEGE.
II
State Normal School.
INsr..f-CroNs.

A.D.CIssrERNfNN. \. W., Principal
BENJ. H. TiiAcHsr3S, 4. ", lst ASS
N,S LlURN 4. SrS'UrR, - 2Hd ~
Mos NNNNIE c. lows, - Muse
TIE Fall Term Of fEr,e,a weeks con-
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20

will be established the princp. maintaining and rpai shops
nnnT on,r,:s on the
this -so a" within very yes's srnsu, SIX or sys
% tan % ls cit Of s "dron @a sS %
u1 cd at an; s Ps on t S s3uGsra o5 aud w y @
The sPnp hi s the G aa T kaa s fnS Id R
ali others in the United for the
that the peculiar spn proves
producing qualities
Of easy ,ccby celebrated great
quality Of il. Hickory and OAK.
s5 on ; c 7 l " "f c ss, 5 G a.
an" N. soa3 ws . 5 " "aa the f by p"
Ss great s. products nsus.sluS
55J i. place inviting locality
euy which remarkable gen.
m TT @ts 'af s Industrious aa e aar S ~nn CITY upon p
advantage comfort and plsemh fer the qualification
have allow
f y o n"sd tof large s"s allow space the m
and snbsery On the Avenues
will be selected for the better class q residences lots will b. sold
system for grades for e.ssI;d upon
plan which can be easily economically adopted is ai.ptd for
In the centf. part Of the city College, has 1
'snsr ead sn sad1 ar l the hgbr b '%y for
eaI "t in an ijnon Of we'll established sepaailn s " '
prices lots aOs2o feet 'ay from 500 $3.50 each according
ten cent on day of purchase nd.the
per cent thirty days purchase ae for DECD will
purchase deferred ynus and
M PER- cent per- aann If the purchase made on e s Of dd
frsl s 4s q an S on 'S on within s sos rss: 9
the and locst 0 be buildings o be cited
picaa he mose
Mills Machine Shops the Huntington
lin
imGedaivicny from whence can
| crate
Liberal be made securing plots
Tie Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad being jns completely FURNISHES sur
cheap and pleasant route firm the Eastern States Washington
layton.
Further information will be given application person or
to eti cndersgred ~
ID. w. EgMOHS Gent Sept
JOHN II. OBEY, AgenL
Huntington Vest Va.
5lwIliau Street, New York
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20
/. y. BARTEAN.

Fly.qco trch;tect Il Bui5ler
Snaron. Conn.
Also. furnisle, of First o'ass FIRE sic
f. r furnace hear,hs. round and square. u
Comp sent forcmcn and wo'kmen fur
u;sLcd Tor ga hiuis Of furnace wO-t AND
nitsopIv la General.
EsIEtENyE-- Ensign Manufacturing &c
Hunts qton. ". Va. BaruGm Richard .
sou ) o.. Lime Rock ,onu. Richmond
iron -. Ne,f Stnc ~'dCr. Mass W.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20
hDC0I TITpTV TIE BEST TERMS EVER or
nDDulU luli FFRsD
q 4sssa,s' ai- Sll..-~i AGENTS,
&sszsIS S@{Ea

SssE5s: :, Sszza To let YOU -" Tor Yourself
what =. have to offer. We do hereby agree TO
send to any Agen' IN the l. $ upon receipt OF
MONTHLY uiius;rtted), aud photographic
copies OF an iOu- % our Premium Ghromos-pOst
paid-aiso our new circulars, Offering better
terms than any paper In the land. Ever sub
:, iher receives Il framed Chrome ilGN2N, or q
large lsisx4,. feet double COUNTY ind II. R.
Map oi me |. -. Our agents ate dong veil all
over the Country-maEiug from $50 10 500 per
weeh-hut We want more OF them. Circulars
free. Now IS the time. "t1-st come, urst serv-
ell" Address the Office nearest yon. PEOPLES
MONTHLY. Pirtsbu.g: or - SausOm ST.. Phiia-
dcipbia - Franklin ). Boston: l., + Madison
ST., Chicago 6i9 Y. F!fth s., s.. Louis.
Nov lie i-y.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-20

Two prize, l,coal r.
Five prz-s 5O' each i'll ASH.
Ten pr.z,s laoj
Hur-e and Ercgy, With slvermourted
Harness. worth $500. One Fi"c-tored
p, scwu, P.aso, worth $3.50
Zen Fami,y Sewi'g Machines, worth 500
each. Three Gold .Watc Is AID hahn.
worth $500 cacL Three Gold American
HUut.rg Nate g, wrrtA Sl25 each. Ten
Ladies Gold Uu"tj'g Wa.c.e-. worth
Sl0J each. So Gu,d AID silver Lever
Hunting Watches ia AZ WORT" i',.. so
To- $500 each.
Gold Chains. silver ware, Jewe'ry &c
Nun her Of gifts 500. Tickets limited
to CO.o00.
Agents wanted to sell tickets 20 whom
iittval premiums VIII be paid
Single Tickets 81: SIX tickets s.
Jwcive tcavts SlO; tweut ave 80.
Circulars eCn,a.;ng a full list Of
pr.1,s. - description OF the manner Of
drawing and "ther information in re'er-
tucp to tle distribution. will be sent 10
ruy ere ordering them. All letters must
te addressed 10 l. D. SINE, box 49,
tiOciuu.ti. q
( Office, Excelsior Binding, Cor. Race
ard Lerswosth.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25
The UnreaSOning bulldog.

Some time ago, in Cannon street, city
OF London, says u writer in Lana and
Water, | was witness 10 mn extraordinary
instance OF tho kind, which | believe
has never been published. Going along
the street was IN empty coal wagon,
with tall stout wngoner, long whip in
hand, walking by its side. A heavy,
powerful bulldog happening to pass, he
made cut ut it with his whip, and
struck it smartIy. The dog turned round
instantly and rushed ut the man, hs
everybody thought but he never Of
fercd to lay hold OF him, md kept
jumping ut tho whip, which tho man
held high out Of reach. The man then
began to beat il with tho whip, till the
animal snatched it from his hind and
worried Mt it furiously. Having 70.
gained hold of the whip, he swung tho
dog round and round, humping it
heavily against tho pavement, till the
crowd cried "Shame |" Tho dog wns
then choked of, and the whip returned
to its owner. The dog, however, rs
soon as loose, Immediately returned to
tho charge, when tho driver, evidently
not DESTROYS Of continuing the contest,
threw the offending weapon into the
wagon. Tho dog now tried two or tlireo
Intellectual jumps to follow 1t; but, find.
lug himself baflled, trottcd Oh crest.
fallen, amid the ieers OF tho crowd
"Done OF last, old fellow" Tho most
wonderful thing was that the animal
could only see the proximste cause, and
not the real offender
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

The steamer Uruguay, used by the Cuban
insurgents to procure arms and ammunition,
was driven into Jamaican waters by Span.
ish mAu.of.wAr ard was seized by the Jamaican
authorities ......A British admiralty minute
sxonerates Vice Admiral Sir A. Tarletan,
commander Of the feet, and Capt Hickey Of
tho Iron Duke from any blame In the collision
between the ship nAmod and tho Vanguard
In tho british channel. .....A compact has
been drawn up between the Central American
states Nicaragua. Guatemala and Salvador, To
unite and form one national government. .....
Hostility to foreigners has lately manifested
itself LII Northern Chins and many havo been
mpbbed. .....T The unflni-hcd Agricultural Hall
on the Centennial grounds, at Philadelphia,
wSs blown down and eleven men burt. An
unknown man threw himself from the top
Of Washington's monument, in baltimore. aud
falling distance OF one hundred end eighty
foe. was crushed to shapeless MASS, .....
Tho Official statement shows All increase In
tho number OF dirtileries and in their pre-
duct4 go. Messrs Moody and sankey, tho re-
yivalsts. will hold Their meetings IN Brooklyn
previous TO going 10 Philadelphia.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25
Not q Pioneer,

1 will tell you what happened to one
OF tho pioneers OF Wisconsin. When
tho State was first settled, cats were
scs.rco and mice plenty, and people
would take q great deal Of trouble to OBJ
tain cat. One family which was NOV
ing into the State, while on the way,
procured m old cat md two kittens.
The family travelled twenty miles from
tho placo where they got the cat and
kittens, and camped for the night, for
there were no railroads or hotels; when
they arose in the morning they found
pussy had deserted with her two babies.
Great was the surprise OF her former
owner, to find that on the second day
aittr their departure puss and her
babies were safe in their old quarters.
As puss could carry but ono kitten at q
time, she must have travelled the entire
twenty miles three times over, besides
hunting her food; she doubtless carried
one for some distance, and leaving it in
safe place, returned andbrought up the
other one, and by thus going back and
forth, theyat last reached their oldhome.
That cat had no idea Of being o pioneer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

Under tho roots of o large Pine over
thrown by a recent storm In Calhoun
county, Arkansas, was found n Spanish
bride bit and Il large copper Birdie
buckle Of singular workmanship: Inc
bit is of the curb pattern. and has q
round ring which falls under the lower
jaw, forming the curb, and surrounding
this ring is pendant, in the shape, OF! o. I, a
half moon, with O number OF little
chains attached to make constant JlDg-
ling.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

A Coop ISvESrIoN.-Tho editor Of
tho Romo IN. W Sentinel has been
shown "design for IN upholstered
front gate" which seems designed 10 be-
como popular. The footboard is
cushioned aud there is n warm soapstone
on each side, the inside step being nd.
justible, SO that short girl can bring
her lips to the line Of my given mus.
tlcte without trouble. II tho gate Is
occupied at 1880 p. NJ, M iron hand
extends from one gatepost, takes the
young man by the left ear, turns him
around, and he is at once started home
by q steel foot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

ScrEScK'S PrLMoEIc SYluP.
ScHEscK's SEA WEED ToSIc,
ScIIESckB MANDRAKE PILLS.
Arc tho only medicines that will eurs Pulmonary Com.
sumption.
non thp death Of thc pltcnt they lock mp tbs liver.
sop thu circulation OF thu blood h-norrhAEa follow.
and fact they clog tbs action Of the very organs thAt
cau6rd the cough,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia thu causes Of two.
thirds Of the eASes Of Consumption. Many peons COM
plAln ot dull pain ia the sldol eonstpAtinn coated
tongue pain In ihs khondsrblad-, feelings Of drows
moss and rrstessnrst. tho food ling heavily on the
stomach accompanied with Acidity and belehing up Of
wind.
These symptoms usually originate from dbordored
condition Of the stomach or O torpid liver.
Persons Affected II they take one or two heAIy
cndG, and II ths cough In theNs cases DO suddenly
checked, will find the stomach and liver oloxfed.
Anrk torpid and Inactive, and almOAt bcoro they are
aware the lungs mAA 81 s1reA and ulccEAtsd the
result Of which Ia death.
SchrnekE Puln0nIc Syrup Is rkpceturant whea
dora not opium or anything calculated TO cheek
= cough suddenly.
with tho EAAtro juices Of the stomach, aids digestion,
and CREATES u rAyon0ut appetite.
Whsn tho bowels arc eostlvc. skin salov. or the
symptoms BthefWbs OF 4 bilious tendency. behenokA
Mandrake Pills arr required.
These medicines Are prepared only BY
j. II. ScHESCk 4 Bon,
y. r.. corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Phila.
Aud art for salu by Ill druEHtAts aud dealers
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. have
obtained another triumph over all their
competitors, and won new honors for
America. They have just been awarded
the grand medal OF honor for the best
cabinet or parlor organs, at tho Worlds
exposition in Linz, the capital OF upper
Austrin.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

The venerable Archdeacon Scott, OF
Durham. Quebec, says that he suffered from
dyspepsia moro than twenty-five years, but
that three weeks use Of the Peruvian Syrup
ian iron tonic) has bcncdtcd him go WONDER
fully that hO can hardly persuade himself Of
tho reality, and people who know him are
astoElsked ut tho clango.-COIn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

Cramps and pains in the stomach are
tho resRt. OF imperfect indigestion, and may
DO immediately relieved by dose Of JOanson's
Anodyne LiHimenL A teaspoonful In little
sweOtCued wRter Is dose.-COn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

Persons visiting Nov York OR leaving by the
cars from Grand Central Depot, will save All
noyaucc aud expensc OF carriage hire and bag
gage exprcssaGc by stopping ct Grand Union
llc!el, opposite Grand Central Depot. Over
$50 elegantly furnished rooms and fitted up st
= cost Of S9O0,vCO. European plan. CHESTS
can live moro iuxuliousiy for loss money at the
Grand Union that at suy other lrst-class hourc
In New York. StaScs and direct carr PASS the
doors for all parts Of tho city. 500 that tho
hotel you enter Is the Grand Union HOTEL
Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

One trial of Dobbins' Electric Soap
Cragiu & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.), will
make you n firm believer in its merits
ever after. Give it a trial, please.
Your grocer has it, or will get it.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

FInsr GRAND EXPOSITION OF the TrGiesmen'B
Industrial Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa, opens Oct,
7, closes Nov. 0. Address A. J. Sellis, President.
- Cam
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

@szz1z&
W3Ei1!29
aTIcaf. Tor i WI sponls of excellent
things" ,,,
PONDS xIaAcIfSse sd'li n us over thirty
Esars. md for cleanliness and prompt eufa-
~ rIt,ues cannot DO eIcelled.
,u,inS S No family can afford to DO without
Gn'i gnMna,. Extract. Accidents, Brriser,
ContusIons, Cuts, sprnina, ar, n-I Tc,grSa
9!moSs ,I ,H ,scy:a pains or Burns, scalds,
PF.rearIstions, Chnanss, Old Sores
III. Esions, Corns, etc. Arrests IL
e",n.tiop. reluces swelling, stops n,scuinf-
.ernnyes dl.colorailous arl Icll' IaLhMs'
FEMALE NEAxH IAsS: n es aSd ptes.ns ps"
in the head, nausea, vertigo, ,u,I.d,,,
~ ,vtrnpppffA II has no equal. MI Xmas OF uI-
u" hsSsrn.inns 10 which ladies' nrn bupleet ~"
nmmotly cured. Fuller details in book aeeom'
panying each bottle. ,,-o,,, rrlIcf
nil tc-biind or blccdinE-neet ptoHpt II.ie.
iLtsSnd peadv eute. No case, however ciliohico OF
aS.,inS,. can long resist It's regular us,.
v.pIrnsS VfIKs.-Itis tho only suF9 cure Tor
distressing and dangerous cone ~. n,-
KIDNEY DlsEAsEs.-ls has no equal '0' p''A'-
,,renIne fSom nuy causc. For this Il q spc;
EYE. II has saved hundreds Q: live, wh@n ~
e,isr remedies fHlletliu arrest bleeding hoL'
nosr, stomach, lungs, aud clsewhcir.
RHEUMATISM, kEbBAtalA, T5othnn o,,or a an.I
Emrnche arc all alike !el'eVea' aHu o''e" PC
Iranently cured. .,,t,,,,,
NH Ponds Extract Of Witch lirLri n.-
"r,,nenI II in ihclr practice. Wchaye lcNcrsn
commentator from hundFcdsot Fhysie'ah.,
many OF whom order 1t Tor use n their 1--WE
practice ln addition 70 lho iotSFo.IWsiL LINZ ,m
OuInsy, Sore Throat, lnlnnich Tonsiis,
Jimmie and chronic Diarrhru, Cntnrrh,
HorwhIch il ss specific Chiiblnins, Frost
ed Peer, sSiIngs Of Insects, ninsluliors'
etc, Chappcd Hands, Face, anu inaee"
ali manner OF skin diseases.
TOILET USE.-Rcmoves Soreness Eonsn ,n
and sninrtIngy heals Cats, Ernptiohs,
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