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Don't IInck, Hnck. Cough, Cough

Cough bg which various diseased condition. OF me
lungs manifest hemseTes Bat whether
the produced tue throat AMI ArEIr By hAf
Of Bronchitis from ucpeng Consumption or 1
other nothing VII ay speedily care u more
Perces Golen Hecsl Dscoyer' doe not
whether attack lingering cough ne Ohoov
equally well scspd relief aud permanens
In fact, it will cough onebD Tie tine necessary
with other MEDICINE and does ~ not b. drying " on
BY the irritation AMI healing alees
hou y lost commencing the use OF rper eo'-
for uaess this puuet serious
of the liable resa Golden Aeca
Discovery Is SOL By all dealers In medciues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
THE FALL RIVER STRIKE.

THE OPERATIVES READY TO END THE TROUBLES "
THE OWNERS WILL GRANT THEIR DEMAND
FALL RIVER, March ia mass meeting Oh
oncraves was held Temple Hall tonight ino 'oe'
,ne vas very large one. many not being aDe 70 Ta'n
admittance. The report OF tho Treasurer Sno"ea
nat sa2O had been added 10 tho "e"'o''
s''s since We'd e.day, and further con
funu ,,o,s ore nrouised from different
uou. The feeling of the meeting was N ravTr
po.,he troubles and q resolution was unan'mouSp
iha that the operatives would Ill return AT once 10
, II the manufacturers woud on vac ISL Oh hplit
~ the Is cents per cwi. now asAeu ~ 10 '
this Mechanfs' Mil i. steadily increasing the nun
b.r Of operatives, and today had up""'u Vi 'o
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Tho death q, Misa Automatic Fennsr Miss Penncr died
at the residence Of her parents at No. - fres,uon
St. Brooklyn, Sunday last from the eneots on ,o
practice II Is alleged that Belts was IRE quent VIZ,
Miss Fenner before her death, and tue police proess
have proof In their possession which VIII convict % VI
being an the death OF the Young CIR. nv
accused Is q married man with soVerai eh'rcp' anu
positively denies the charge. 49,, 80 -.
rested last night charge OF being Implicated io ne
malpractice that resulted Ia the death OF MISS liz
The prisoner locked ny IN the Butier@' TohSo
y. att
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,r,,,y BrRR-The gentleman whose name

IIEMAN BURR.-Ine gentleman WHOSE ndiho
stands at the mead OF this paragraph has an advertising
agency at No Park-place NCwlOTk. Those who may
have had the good fortune to transact business WIN
him cannot fail be pleased with his manner OF dpllg
thlnps ANY man VINO exercises u!uch good sense
sound Judgment and Is wthal 80 prompt III ma tra's
actions must be udci0us agent 10 lhtrst ones lhor
cat with He IA certainly model advertising aecGt,
ana Is worthy tho patronage which Is 80 Literally De-
slowed upon him.-[Milwuukee Sentinel.
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A PAPER CoNrAINING THE LATEST RELIGIOUS
NEWS
10 ne Ed,tor Of rhe rri6ane.

10 DC RdttOr OF TIT ITtOHHe
SIN. | write to reailirm your statement in q
e editorial article 20 thc feet that JIE TRIBUNE has
become an excelont repository Of current missionary
religious Intelligence l have been on the point OF
Nrit,ng YOU for long lime u express my personal
gratitude for the you have given me in preparing
Tor our missionary concert No N Mister who has con
cert provide for VINO wants to DC up 10 the tunes
Ia knowledge Of what going IN the Christian worli.
can wisely iOregU the advantages Iuralsheu III LIE
lHIBJSE. - AL. .,,.
me sole object OF this to you that THIS
scaturr q most highly appreciated, ana
10 ADA that advance III That same line OF tnhSs
w.uli he hailed with yet higher graz Hca0n. Yours
gratefully, '. H. hILbHh'
Pastor second Congregational CUuTch.
Eepningt0n w., Miscl 10, 1915
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Won sureest ann 7 a. 10 some extent, but have
manv friends "a whom ,seud occasionally, ard II Is I'M
practicable n not imposa ele to subscribe for all YET
would IKE to wave tho benefit VI my papers
after they have served my family.
II there help other thsn you suggest then bopo
Won will iniqutO oppression OF the law as
an unwarranted tar upon knOwledee until IT shalt 10
modified. PEO BOSO fCDLiCo'
Nep York. March IL, 1e1S
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THE PROPOSED EPISCOPAL BISHOPS.


INTEREST OF OUTSIDERS IN The DECISION TO De
MADE by TIE STANDING COMMITTEES.
n the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: "R. Z. Presbyter," in your columns
~ the 9th inst says he does not feel that he has any
business In the family quarrel now raging within the
Protestant Episcopal Church" Then pray why ooes
be write letter. and WIN letter In when ne argues
that "Dr Jaggar at one extreme. and Dr. De Koven at
the other have respectively their enthusiastic support
ss and cannot how either can be rejected or con-
6rmed alone without tho other" Some OF us think we
q, sec "tbe milk in the cocoauut" Of such letter 1t
"a because the n E. Presbyter" would fain have both
accented especially Dr.. De Koven, since he and his
brethren think would help their infant church, as
Indeed It might. But II he cannot now, he VIII coon
ace how one can be confirmed without the Other"
The result seems clear that our Church. in n0sprt OF
parrowness unkndness but out OF adherence 10 ts
past history means exclude all that looks like Roman
s and 10 be the same old home for all who are
,rue 10 Professionalism 1t Is action that Will make IL
searer than ever " the Evangelical men VINO stand oy
H. and will make them less than ever accessible 10 the
uren voices which call them 10 "come over" very
truly may the r. +. PIT sbyter say that the action
d the Standing Committees is OF painful interest 10
outsiders" These brethren in the Reformed Episcopal
Church are making a great mistake. There are manv
NJ them whom we Evangelical mon love and respec
and we recommend all such 20 restrain the aruGr OF
fhose who are not as discreet they Jealous. Sucn
eters as the one referred and another OF week or
more ago. transparent. We are very innocent uuI
not nuife so upsophscated as these writer's think III
tat game is TO payedthat of r' ing TO goad High
chufcamen so that they WI drive us OMIT VIII hot
,ncceeJ We can see through IL, and will not be
driven out or, II are. then most assuredy we VIII
seek refuge where than In the arms OF those VINO
brought about our departure by usgatng opposition
~ vs. The hope OF gaining us as recruits IN tnal
manner might well be abandoned We VIII not thahk
these brethren for interfering any way to add 10 our
embarrassmcnts; and, thank God, our High church
brethren see through the trck as well as We Ibcy
o-e hoth foo wise and too generous 10 be iDilu
enccd by IT, and we will stand by them in full con.
fd,uce in them, because OF their manliDess ana
Ibershty We are more Than ever convinced that
Mis- Episcopal Chwch is Gully the freest ana the
uost 5en church in tho ID, but also the most nigh
toned and honorable split ami we beleVe u on
The way TO tue remova. everything from It's laws that
NAV conflict with Christian liberty or CHRISTIAN unity
A: ehst because he believes, this churcb 10 1ondly
N.N-JRRsEY Low CHURCH8AN.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
MINING STOCKS.

CAV R,ycoo March 2rbe fJowng the lsteri dlotons
Of rg Ophr tlVJ so Mercsn $50 70 Goad curry
S,.Isst tc,chet rj3 Gi33; tLor Toi : ia
Norcros. SOL Point. $2 Yellow Jacket So impe,,
S 10 Keutuck 81 90: aph, VIZ cnrF $50 11i tont-
ysace sl9 Consolidated Virginia fii2 30 Sierra NyGa 9l3 b2;
California SG3 80; Erchauer 800; Segregated Be.the w
Oy,rmsn, 500; Justice $o!; Union SO
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which the present management sre IN no wiso re-
sponbe dstrust has been brought apon the Company
aided somewhat Ivy unfriendly persons Tho omcers
have resolved TO suspend business for few dayssH
fully examine into tho situation with view OF ascer
taninr its xact condition. Tho Company is not now
nor mas 1t lately been issuing new p0cies
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TIE INCREASE OF NEWSPAPER POSTAGE

TO the Bdttor OF THO TrtJune.
SIR: Many "poor man" will thank you
for your article IN tO-dsy's paper upon "Hewbpaprr
Postage" Your observations aud yOur suCges
lions are good bat thlnk you 30 not 20 quite far
enough.
It would 10 very pleasant 10 sn6scrs for Iisnds as
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PROPOSED STATUE TO wlTHEBsPOoN.
70 tho Editor Of Pie " t1une.

SIR: 1t is proposed to erect statue IN
Philadelphia next year in honor G John Wisberspoon'
the eminent Scotch divine aud statesman NOW cannot
wo scotchmen and descendants Of ScetchmeB In Now
York have n share in the work Would not the Presi-
dent OF the ST. Andrews Society he Wiling 10 receive
mites and give them their proper dlrectloh
Nec- York, March IL, 1875. GORDON LAOaiE'
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Weights snd %, Choice al grsde receipt. sh ~ soS
q Fancy ST l5Hs7 25 Hesv 80 1881 30 the most Of ~
sales were a. % sOas7 3Oi shipmsnu. $500
baEsP fsiriy sotfve ct ~ 75m$1 co. receipts I 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
The DELAWARE ICE GORGE.
BLASTING THE ICE.

BIAS l1NG I'VE.
A CHANNEL THIRTY FEET WIDE AND FIVE HUNDRED
YARDS LONG ALREADY CLEARED-TwENTf BAR
RELS or KAPHTHA TO DE EMPLOYED TO-DAY
THE RIVER SLOWLY RISING.
lrRoM THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIDUNEl
PoRr JERvIs, March 12.-The blasting ope-
ratons 20 on steadily ana with increasing effect To-
day great blocks Of ice detached and sent floating
down the river About 100 pounds Of nitroglycerine
and large quantity Of giant powder nave Decn useu
One hundred of tho latter have been ordered anu
more gycerno will DO procured. The city aushories
have gang Of at work assisting the men engaged
In b,-tnv and tho progress mado has been 80 eDcour
aging that tomorrow o large additional force VIII DO
set to work, and a grand attack will be made on the
main gorge Men will be at work all night making
cartridges for tomorrows To-day's blasting was
como whero the channel Is ten feet deep and the au
ditional surface acted on made tho work mueh
moro effective than 1t was In shaho"er
water What has been accomplished 10
the clearing OF channel 80 feet wide and 500 yards
long which the water had already marked out ior
itself The main glacier shows signs OF weakening.
r. A. Cheeseb0rough Of New York this evening tcie-
graphed Mayor Abbott that IL free Transportation
were furnished no would give 10 barrels OF naphths 10
the city In melting the gorge The ofcr was ac
cepted. and tho naphtha will DO shipped free ny the
Erie Railway tomorrow.
Tie thaw has continued all day, and the river has
risen several inches but not sufficiently to more thah
I'll the tunnel under the ice. All along It's courss 'no
side streams and mountain torrents begin 10 pour d
largo quantity of water into it. The effect Is
very visible The upper Delaware 10 rising Az
Narrowsburg, 80 miles above here, II roac
foot to-day The ice thore will soon break up the Del
aware and Hudson Canal Company have men engaged
in blasting the ice at feeder DAM Lackawaxen,
prevent damage when it breaks There are tokens
OF impending disaster Ill along the river. People are
more alarmed the idea that the glacier would
rot away Mas proved fallacy Tue upper end OF the
gorge opposite Sparrowbust where tho Ice was less
solid, has away by tho water for considera
bio distance There are signs of colder weather, and
the crisis cannot DO delayed many days the perma
nent rise OF the river evidently begun. Everybody
breads rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
THE ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE IN

John II. Belts, proprietor Of the Eastern
rlot at No SoaGh.t IN TINS city WAS arrested yesier
d,v by Detective Roach and Officer McCallongh and
seut 10 Brooklyn on the charge OF bong implicated IN
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Jersey Cay. March TO- 1915.
DR.. JAGGAR's SYMPATHY FOR MR. CHENEY.

OR. JAGGAR's SYMPATHY FOR MR., CHENEY.
To ths Edftor Of The Trf6une
SIR: All the original documents on the sub
feet OF the letter of sympathy which was sent to Mr.
Cheney are now in my posse ssion The name OF DR..
sggar is not one OF tie u prined the circu
lar but in manuscript, upon two OF them. And each
circular has the printed note On the 18th OF May all
Tho .Iyuatures will be Ir. Cheney. This shows
r.sutupyey the .tures were secured before
Juue q the date ~ deposition az stated by Dr. Hopkins
IN M Churctman OF March -, 1875. and previously In
TIE Tribune. ID N'N"i""'
Passaie n. j. March u, 1873.
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MARRIED..

GOODWIN wAKR-At Port Lee the Hudon. Wetn-ssy,
Maroh residence Of the brides by the Rev James
Cameron the Church OF the Mediator hdgevef n j.
Prank Cod Goodwin Brooklyn to ea CLadEeey Joasgess
daughter VI the Joan r. Wake Of Font Lee NO cars
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End OF THE PoMERoY BRIBERY CASE.

TOPEKA, Kan, March FL Ho Iar1Uus 9'OV
h,ch az Senator Pomeroy gave to State senator YORK.
q, the Senatorial caucus OF 1879 ana when mas since
neen held by the custodian. was today restored 10
pomeroy he paving out of 1t tho cost incurred In prose
ling him which amounts to about $4,000. IL Is
po,ed that this ends whole controversy. and that
be criminal action against Pomeroy will not be pressed
further.
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Without rejecting upon other Advertising
Agencies, we may say that GEO T. HOWELL q co. no
Al Park row New York, deserving OF success AMI
ave- achieved success They d. business 90 true Dus
ness principles, pay deuand all that they agree 70
nav and combine untrng energy with prompthess Sys-
Inn aud rnrpfnluess in details. From small Dr@h-
nin they now nd head and trout above all compet
itors-(Iron World and Minnfactnfef FttSpufHn rehh'
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BONDS FOR THE RELIEF OF NEBRASKA SUI
FERERS.
The following are the proposals for the
coo Nebraska State Seed bonds, which have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

PmpIes Binckhead. Eruptions Of 81 tinc' e1r su,ras
GEss lISIaBNT Ion or ASEOAA Depot fo oiA.-s
All druggists 50 cents and 81 bottle.
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DANGER APPREHENDED ON THE LEHIGH.
MAucu CuuNK March 12=ErOm MauCh

MAUCfi OHUNh, N"fCH '~' fVIff A''''ie''
Chunk to Eison, the Lehigh RIVER distance OF ~
miles, there eight large DAMS and twohirds OF that
distance covered with ice which, by actual measure
ment has been found 10 average inches in thickness
For time 1t has been feared freshet would take
place. weather for the past week has for the
present done much toward relieving the fears of the
residents along river Still the outlook Is somewhat
precarOus, aud should the leo suddenly break loose,
bridges ana large OF other property will DO
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SUSPENSION OF TIL L NATIONAL FIRE IN5UE
ANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, March 12-1hc National
Fire Insurance Company OF this city has closed It's DOORS
and ths o(ears sata that awing to circumstances for
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TIE WESTERN SUPFERERS
ADDITIONS TO THE TRIBUNE DOLLAR FUND.


AUREILUs'S CONTRIBUTION
TO the Edttor Of Tho Tribune.
SIR: The people of Aurelius. feeling deep inter
est IN the welfare of the sufferers of Nebraska, and
desiring to express their sympathy in something
moro substantial than words. contributed S62 49,
which the Committee requested me to send to the
proper authority. Not knowing the proper author
tiles in Nebraska send it to you in the name OF our
town. The Committee desire from the parties VINO
receive it in Nebraska an acknowledgment, and to
learn the good it may accomplish Yours truly
DANIEL YAwGER.
Supervisor Of Town of Aurelius.
Capm0a Caytoa Co., N. y. March IL. 1870
AsABBATH-SCHOOL GIFT.
TO lhs Bdttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The First Congregational Sabbath-school OF
Winsted, Conn. send herewith $13 40 for the han-
sas and Nebraska sufferers. Respectfully,
Ujnsted. Conn, March IL. 1876 Fl. 7. WETM0RE.
FROM THE LADIES OF CROWN POINT.
TO ths Edftor Of The Trtbane.
SIR: Enclosed is check for $40 for Kansas and Ne
braska fund; $50 is from Ladies' Benevolent soci-
ETY. of First Congregational Church of this place, and
remainder from few friends. Yours, &c.
Croun Point, N. y. March 8. 1875. GEORGE PAGE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
MIscELLAEEoUS.
He Understood Her.

Says the Dstroit Free Press: When
Lacrosse street boy is playing hop scotch" on
the walk and his mother comes to the door
and asks him to split wood, he replies that he
will be along in just one minute. At the end
of ten minutes she opens the door and says
''Wilyum, l want that wood y
''I'm coming right now" he replies, and
then goes on hopping here and there on one
leg
Another ten minutes flies away aud she
opens the door and says +:
"Wilyum, if you don't get that wood you
know what your father will dor'
'tJust ten seconds" he calls back and he
enters upon new game.
The next time she calls she says:
''1 oung man. its almost noon and can't
cook dinner without that wood ~
81 know til an coming now ~ he replies
and he stands on one foot and holds long
discussion with The johnson boy as to whc.h-
er the game Of chop scotch" is as good game
as base ball. lie has just started to hop when
boy whispers:
ali, Bill, there's your old dad'I''
"Great snakes - whispers Bill. and he goes
over the fence ike a fash, grabs the axe, and
during the next two minutes he strikes two
hundred blows per minute. He gets into the
house ahead Of his father, and as he drops the
wood he says:
''Mothcr, the boys we're just sayin' that
had the handsomess and best and coolest
mother on La6rosso street, and want to kiss
YOU! "a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

Benncts Hats, Frames Flowers Ribbons. Feath-
era. Birds. W ings. Bandours, Jet Ttimmi ing in
be found at the Twin Fronts.'- MrslGold2
smith and aiss Kate Walters will be plea sed to see
themselves to nanufctuTe and fill 10 The best Of
their ability all orders entrusted to their upon
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

Jefferson County Circulating Library.
I HAVE opened Circulating Library for the
latest works of the best authors and ~ other books
that are called for Have of thu books he nd
nov, and will be receiving the newest publications
every week. The terms these: Each person
renting to be held resp nsbe for lite in good
condition. II damagsd the party pays for the dam
age. Rent, 25 cts. per week in advance.
June. II is73. GEO. T LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

DAY UP.-AH parties indebted to m. are ber.bv
requested 10 pay up. Repository.
'Ah' 10 1870 JOS, q, yesterday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

EARNEST IN HIS LovE.-A newly mar
ried couple from somewhere down the Lan>
sing road were riding in Grand River car.
and the groom insisted on holding the brides
hand in his big red paw.
''Oh no, dou't!' sho said, as she ierked
her hand away.
"Oh luz, let nc hold yer hand, just for
ten minu:esI" he pleaded
"Shoo! Don't you see they are looking AZ
us ?" she whispered
They are, en- ~ he replied, looking up
and down the car, wall, now, I'm going to
put my arm right around yc, and if any fellow
in this car darcs to sit crooked I'll sit up'n
mop the floor with him until 1 wear him to
his shoulder blades ~
His arm eucircied her, and the other pas
sengers looked as solemn as if they were on
their way homo from funeral.
i TIE FIGuREs.-"Thcre, my dear wife,
there is the set of jewe!ry which you so long
waited for" said Detroter as he laid pack
age before his wife the other evening.
oh! you dear old darling, how much did
1t cost? she inquired as she tore off the paper.
'Only $780, he replied. carelessly.
And what's this mark, $780, on the
card for p she held it M and looked at
him with suspicion in her eyes
''Ihat-that mark-why, that means thew
paid only $3.50 TO have the iewelry made -
he replied. just think, darling, of their
grinding a poor, hardwOrking artisan down
She was satisfied with tho explanation, and
and he whispered to himself:
'tWhat a mule was not to change that
So so to $50"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
NERVOUS AFFEcrIoNs.
DIR. JOHN OELLIG,S
ANTI FAMILY PILLS


These excellsnt Pills will be lound sure remedy
Tor aeidity Of the stoInaeb IndIEestion. Hsbi,nGI
Constipation crasnP Collie. Fever and Agoo. This
10 four doses be overpoWeTSd. and has in naRy
casee effected euro with one singis pill. EVory
cheapest medicine in the world and their ceFtaintV
of cure 10 unequnlIed. We have never found thsIa
TO fail in cases Of Jaupdiee and all Epssmodie AZ
lections. They purify the blood and promote
heA thy action Of The skin. They are purely veRs.
table and perisetly Tree from any thing that do
either permanent or temporary injury 60 the
stomach or Bowels, or to The &c neral system.
There pitts had their origin in France, whore the
made in this country by the Iather of Dr. John
oe;IiE, native of France.
Or. John oeilig's Anil BillioUs Family Pile, ere
simply appended that you may zee What people soy
medicine you win rpesf in The ssms manpsf.
ALPINE, W. Va. August I, 1871 - Dr.. OeIIig
Co.,, Gentlemen Ihad the ehiiS before tried your
prov. a sure cure. believe il ! ssr,Sin eur. n
You're. WE. TAvtos.
81, ls7l.-Dr otliig & Co.. GentIemep ss1.s
been suffering for fifteen Years pact With Erest
took lew of your n ii BiliOus Pills &hieh cured
me entirely. and can safely recommend them 70
any afflicted in same way.
Yours truly, gMARy KRETEBR.
HEDoESvILLE. Sept. 8, 1871.
To all ,rhoa IL may concern
This Is 10 certify that was tsken with dyspepsia
time kept getting worse. and during the iOEe time
Of my illnCss. Ruppose mad at least twenty ply.
strtans, even two Of them from BAlimoFe, and bons
Of them did mo any good. Al last ] heard Of Dr..
John oelIiE. Of wayncsboro, Pa ,Issnt for hin, he
visited me but five tiInss snd cured perfectly
sound with pis. Think. from she relief gave me.
that he 10 one Of the best ply sieiapS sYeIsAv.
RIeHARD BOpIEB.
DIRECTIONS Two pills viii be iossda suE-
hcent purge Tor an adnl, II taken 70 relieve Goa
sttPAton ono pill every other morning 10 advised.
For sgSs;2 PiIs tive hour. before The Jim. o. bay:
ing chill. For child six yenrs old, half pill
MANUFACTURED in wayDesboro. Pa. on , undsT
the special direction Of Dr. John OsIIiR
.... n. ID. PFOUTZ.
WRypesboFO, Pa.
point in tho United States. at so eents per Roz on
application to NJ. d. Pfoutz. Wnypesboro, Pa
None genuine unless marked PEoutE "a D.
NJ. o. PFoUTZ. waynesborO. Pa.
WHoLEsALE AoENTs.- Thompson, Lilly q Co,
No &c. Hanover st., Baltimore
}; W; DaIlsn & Co., N. =. corner Of Second aud
Cailohill streets, Philsdelphia
y. G. sbriveT, Cumberland Md
Theae medicines can be had o the 'Eolovin1
agent in Jefferson County: i 80 49, ~
2: f. BELLER CharleStown and HsEpera Ferry.
MAY 5. lS14-IY.s 1872