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The reports as 70 the effect OF the
late cold snap on the fruit sand wheat
crops are so various that their accuracy
is questioned. We have examined the
accounts from some hundreds of points
in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania,
Michigan and West Virginia. The con.
clusion arrived at BY averaging the re.
suits. as reported, is, that of many kinds
Of fruits there viii be almost total fail
ure; Of, the hardier kinds there may be
q fourth OF crop. n The wheat seems to
have been damaged to the exteutof one
fourth, or less, of the crop. siifg4lt
The following from the counties near
as are fair examples Of the reports fur.
nished from the States named ..t,a<.
BARNEsyILLE, o., April 2o-Fruit all
killed. Wheat badly damaged. To-
bscco beds greatly injured. ,56 j,,as.
! BELLAIRE, O., April 20 Every pros,
pect Of an average crop OF wheat and
all kinds Of fruit, except cherries. 54.
/ CAHHRIDeE, G. - April 20.--Fruit in
this county badly injured. Will no,
have more than half a crop Of peaches
and apples. Wheat in some localities
nearly All killed. . ssaad pss.a y.
ATHENS, o.. April 20.-TKe cold Of
Sunday was extreme for this season. the
thermometer, reaching So above. Fruit
mostly killed, except apples, which will
be partial yield. Wheat has very gen
orally escaped, and the prospects favor
iul' crop "a bslasG agss
MARIETTA. o, April 20-The las
few days Of freezing weather has killed
all the larger fruits in this section OF tht
State The ground froze to the deptt
Of one, inch Saturday night Whea
crop not seriously injured.
ZANEsviLLE. O., April 20-The, colo
weather the last few days has killed th'
fruit In Muskingum County,. probabl!
there will be some late apples; but M
kind Of small fruit. It is thought tina
wheat is much injured. .iF.t 80 ss,sr.a,
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The President has ordered the release
of the Black Hills prisoners on condition
that they will not return to the mines un-
til permission is given by the Govern
ment.
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.ia1EAtsorney General WIlLsAxs. he Of
the gorgeous landaulet, has positively fe-
signed. Hegoes home to Oregon to
work up his chances for U. S. Senator. .la,
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PhlladelphIa.

April 23.-Flour5 00a7 so. Wheat l
aS@l IL Corn 89a90c. Oats 72a7 Sc ;
Ryel 05. d i7.f-g24f af esasaoo eaaen
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PROBATE JUDGE.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES r. NOR
RIs as q candidate for re,nowination to the
Office Of Probate Judge; subject to the dsois-
ion OF the Dem ocratio County Convention.
MAkY DEMOCRATS.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce A. j. PEARsoN
as oandidats for denomination 70 the odioe
Of -Prossouting Att.rney; subject 70 the de-
cision Of the Dsmocrstie County cousention.
M MASy DsSoCsATs
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Caldwell isto have another Sol
diers' Celebration. Itis to be onla much
grander scale than that Of last Summer.
There Is not : great deal Of room in Cafd-
weIl for large crowd, but the room out
side Of tits immense. ra,aj eeT
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f5The story about Judge LowE
drawing large quantities Of groceries,
while member Of Congress, and having
them charged into the stationery account,
belongs totLe Southern outrage family
II sfabrications TIE story was gene
rally. credited, but it Is ascertained il that At
Judge Lows name to the bill Of goods
was Q forgery. agol ea gof 5ll 5sf5s
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Neew York.

April % Flour 4 5o@s s5; Wheat
/ l4al 80; Corn 93@94c. Oats .73
@77c. Rye i 0S. Barley ] g. JA.sI
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SHERIFF..

ED. SPIRIT: Announce THOMAS o.
LITTLE as candidate tor denomination to
the Office Of Sheriff; subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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baltimore.

April 23.-Flour quiet. Wheat / 80
al SO; Corn s0a903c; Oats 6SaOc; !;
Rye l2al l5. agaeia ii 5es s
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CInCtu natl.

April %. Flour 5 70a5 Is; Wheat !
O3al 04; Corn 73a75c; Oats 6Sa7oc; Bar
lev 4 45al SO; Rye / IL. .l;aa .sSaot s
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En-. SPIRIT: Announce GEORGE HAR.
WY HurrxAs, Of Green township, as & can.
didate for County Commissioners; subject to-
the decision Of the Democratic County Con-;
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS,
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WILMINGTON, N. e., April l9.-Very
cold last night. Ice formed nearly half
an inch thick. Crops are greatly dam
aged.
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~ Let the centennial Of American in.
dependence beeelebrated In Woodsfeld
by the screaming of a locomotive. bia7
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TREASURER.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce W. T.; MoRRIs
as candidate for nomination to the Of
6cs Of County Treasurer; subject TO the do
cision Of the Democratic County Convention.
Ce3I. fEtHr .y.G4 MANY DRNocRArs. q
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce ROBERT Nc
CANNON, Of Center township, as . candidate
for the office Of Inarmary Director; subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Con-,
ventiou. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Is 81 Our Surveying committee seems
tohaye found 30 many practicable rail.
road routes from here to BeaIlsville that
they aremuch perplexed. 4'
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En- Sp,sIr. pIe,.s ,,.o,nce JoHx B

DRieos, Of Center township, as candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney; subject to the de-.
oisien of the Democratic Nominating Convsu:
ton. MANY ORMocRArs.
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-lil 4lt3tsfti@ Atit"W .>lIgIA tatpitf&
NTOTlcR is hereby given that the subsori.
IN bsr has been appointed Administra,or
on the estate OF john Upton. late Of Monroe
county deceased. tsis 49,
aprl5,'Ts1s. LORENZO L. Triton.
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.CORON Err.

= Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JOHN MUHLs-
NAN, Of Ohio township, ss . candidate for
Coroner; subject to the decision of the Dem.
oeratio County Convention. h<,s 3. s.i..
MANY DEMOCRATS,
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce RICHARD K.
WAIroS. Of Salem township. as . candidste
for Comfy Auditor; subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
,s@6.sHs MANY DEMOCRATS.
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! - : : = - .
WO0dsaeld Stock ms

IL WO0dsneld Stock Market. q.
April 26.-Cattle 34a5c per pound.
Sheep 3@4c per pound. Hogs DC per
pound. al anisGess9i .79s 31tl
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East Liberty Cattle Market. !.
z,7oase EAST oLIsEBrY, Pa. April %.
HOGS-Yorkers Z SCOT IS; Phila-
delphias s i50@8 80. le-,i.,s3 ed. 1e }j,aa
SHEEP-Best 6 50@7 so; medium
8 1906 80; clipped 4@5 25. asmaYoqs
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Golden, Rule, Store.

y Golden Rule Store. } g
(sss advertisement in this papsr,) take .his
method Of informing his old susseners apd
the public generally, thst l shall be pleased
to have them call and sse me At his old stand,
Cornsr Of Ferry and Market Streets,
whore shall sndeayor 10 treat them n such
manner as 10 merit . continuanes Of the
patronage bestowed upon my predecessor 9
q ssiiS3 q E.sVe is7SE TKBMffH
N. B-I shall carry on the Drug business
as heretofore. : n M F4T'lH hFa saest7i.'''
Cisrington, Ohio, April 8, ls75Lx4 = =" /.
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To the Public. :,

NOTICE is hereby given that al persons
~ are warned against purchasing or trad
ing for note Of hsnd given BY william RI
iott to Samuel Gibbons for $500 one hun.
dred dollars, dstsd In Decsmbef. 1874, and
falling due in ono year from that date, as 1t
was obtained without any co1sideration.
Z. WILLIAM BLLIOTT,
Malaga Township, Monroe Co., Ohio.
apr27,,7sW3.! x 4 8 " q !
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce I. D. RILEY, of
Sunsbury township, as candidate for Coun-
- Commissioner; subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention. ,n,ya
......- ....... s...s-..--, Macy DEMOCRATS.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JACOB Drum
IS = candidate for denomination to tho Office
Of iuirmary Director; subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention. eHisr'
-sa....s. ,.- MANY DRMocRArs.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAH Fl.
BoorH, Of Washington township, as - Oandi,
date for County Auditor; subject to the dscis.
ion Of the Democratic County Convention.
MANI 0sMocRATs,
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce STEPHEN A.
ATKINSON, of Adams township,as candidate,
for County Auditor, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention. y
syIsa Es;se aui aa MANY DBNocRArs. -
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COMMISSIONS Err,

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce DAVID LENTz,
Of Perry township, as q candidate for County
Commissioner; subject to the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention.
y MANY DsMocRAfs.
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REPREsENTATIvE.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES Wat
son a. candidate for denomination to the
Office Of Representative; subject 70 the decis-
ion Of the Democratic County Conyestion.
'3 MANY DIxocRArs. =
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! Ed. Spirit: Announce DANIEL NxU-
HAif, sR., Of Center township, as candidate
for County Auditor; subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Conveption.
IL rs.-t qe-,iias MANY DBM0cRArs. 1
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HA number Of preliminary surveys
have been made on portions of TIE line
from here to Bellaire. As the only OBJ
ject of these surveys is to ascertain il
there 10 feasible route, the more difh
cult portions have received the most at
tention. OF course they afford little in
dication Of where the road will fiually be
lsid +: that will be determined by the 10
eating engineers and may be wide Of the
line fixed upon BY even the shrewdes
gucssers. SIG
The one important point sought and
gained by these surveys 10 the fact now
well ascertained that there is a practica-
ble route. and on most Of. the line seve-
raj routes where aefosd can be built
without extraordinary EXPENSE,
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GOODS At YOUR own PlI1Q

As they Will be sold fer less money than
in the;county. - :. e., ,..o.o,,i
-. 'jgteg ga q s1pitosiit s5sn
n : icf .EEe x0aE sai3H DriEzAd
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.4lkEIf truths represented BY gold,the
Athens Messenger should be rated atpar
with Confederate currency, after the war
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AUDITOR,

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM WE'D.
Dra, Of Benton township, % = candidate for
County Auditor, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Contention. 9iil
y MANI DlNocRATs. cd
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Woodsfield. April 81. 1879.

EEA narrow-gauge railroad is pro
jected from Painesville to Bridgeport.
st. Clairsville is reaching forit.ooi mss
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Call and See Me.

HAVING purchased the stove Of G. q.
II Dankwerth. Darlington, Ohio. known A.
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JOHN TIPTON'S ESTATE.

-Ns2ss gsasYsas
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J.. w. WuLiAuSouy 0eSs.
Covrrxs iesvss swAssli1s 81 PsrkSSSsarg
every Tuesday. rhhnday shad estard.y, as
a0f o'clock .. n. RstuEnilGs lsases lt.kesg-
hars syet1 Aondays WednssAa1s sapd fidA{,
At 6 O'clock - =. fsserIhG buR arei sit 10
baRxpasss, leaves Whssllrg tes Hnylessh9ss
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a Aek
o'olooklas m, Rsturnings lsApsss sPslAs AsrsANrg
every Tuesday. Thursday and ssturdayss a. d
o'clock q. m. Z----
r-MAIzls RAsex lsavss.x Wheeling for |ittsr
bursh ssefy fnssdAy,- ThnS3day md. ssS1f-
day, q Z oslock :. m. AstirAikl, ieaves
Pittsbufgh every AesdiN "wednesday AaaA
Friday, 81 IL o'clock, n al, h,,s,,s i1lTTy
c. b. BOOTH 4 co, Agents,
apr30,'7sY. WheeliDs, Wsst vs.
~ NJ Ta09 .Ys
The daily gazette., 1875-10-05
A NOVEL ASSOCIATION,

An association proposed In England
for the protection of gentlemen trav-
elling in railway carriages, 1t is quite
time. Mishaps often befall the un.
wary lone male who finds himself
with casual lone female an inmate
of one of the curious man and woman
traps which they run on The British
railroads, and which seem expressly
and diabolically contrived for getting
men and women into equivocal situa-
tions. Now and then man is guilty
Of misconduct like Baker, and like
Baker he Is apt to be punished with
severity; but there are likewise num-
bers of perfectly innocent men who
are menaced with accusations of
this embarrassing and unanswerable
sort, and who pay money to their per
secutors in order to escape the ridicule
and modification none the less conse-
quent on such charges that such
charges are entirely untrue. A class
OF adventurous and predatory females
has of late risen who, taking advan-
tage of these seductive railway oppor-
tunities, travel with the constancy of
public lecturers or bag men, mulctlng
timorous rural deans and lean and
serious provincial tradesmen-in fact
any body who looks sufficiently soft
to yield to their threats and sufficient
ly moral to be terrified by the charge
of an amorous assault. 1t is time
they were put down. When bad wo.
men combine good men must associate
II we may take the liberty of slightly
varying MIR, Btlrke's rhetoric. and
there Is every reason to wish the new
society prosperity. But the best way
OF clearing off all these anxieties
would be to put the American sort OF
cars on these roads. Nothing more
improper than occasional expeetora
tion ever happens in them, and tho
chastest and most timorous country
parson between John O'Groat's anc
the Lands End could traverse the isle
at will without having his morality
impugned or wicked tribute Levied
on gcanty purse World.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-05
THE WEST CHURCH DIFFICULTY.
MEETING TO DISCUSS THE FINANCIAL. SIT,
UAr1oN-coMMITTERs APPOINTED.

AASN -SOmMITTEEb APPOINTED.
The congregation Of the West Presby.
terrain Church held meeting, last even
ing to discuss the financial situation Of
the church and to devise means of relief
nom the present embarrassment. The
meeting was largely attended and was
presided over by Henry C. McLear, ESQ.
After full discussion Of the subject.
1t was decided to endeavor to raise bv
subscription the amount Of the note on
which the Sheriff 3 levy was made ten
Thousand dollars.) In the event of the
failure OF this plan an appeal will bo
made to the Presbytery OF New Castle.
wnich convenes on the 18th inst. for a,
request for financial aid from the other
body. u '''A'
resolution was offered and adopted
authorlzlng the appointment or yolun-
tary formation Of committee to solicit
subscriptions to the amount necessary to
stay the Sheriff's levy. The committee
was appointed. with Jas. Morrow, ESQ,
as chairman, and will at once proceed
actively with the work. Before the ad-
)ournment of the meeting voluntary sub
scriptions to the amount of about So. 600
were received.
The soliciting committee will doubt
less call upon our citizens for aid in the
course OF the next few days. 1t ia hoped
that their applications will be literally
responded to, and a good and useful
church saved from the grasp Of the law.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-05
FIRST EDITION
Ronrd of Trade and the
D GenfenuiQl.

,.s Edward Belts, Washington
hsssas' ;scs Geo. W. Stone, Charles
iAiusd nd Preston Lea, q committee
ita sa "I Board of Trade, have issued q
ns me- in relation to Delaware's dis
fcu,a. y, The Centennial, from which the
having ~ is an extract; :,
NV rg" Know that Delaware can and
,mr1d wiz make o handsome display Of her
Oa," ;nus useful and ornamental produc-
llou' mt only for the credit of the
Pss .,s but that her exhibitor may reap
% %saysntage of the greatest display
1, country has ever known, and which
I, ,nvrobsbly exceed anything that
Insr been seen In the world
oSr state commissioners stand ready
~, ars indeed anxious to give atten-
s % this matter Tor our people, and
~. rill be decided advantages In
M u. making your application for
W Y, ,o and through them; they have
w sscesssry blanks and are prepared
riTe useful information on the sub
y, w., ,he convenience of all interested
susrticulary invite you to attend a
s.tine at the Board Of Trade Room,
s ssonie Temple, in this City, on Wed
ssdsy s Evening next, the 9Th inst, at
a'ciock at which time the Hon. Jos.
Someeys and Leander F. Riddle,
~ of he State Board of Centennial
oInmissioners, I will be present to as
u in and explain matters In connec-
Ion with this subject,
The daily gazette., 1875-10-05
FOURTH EDITION
GENERAL NEWS.

X. Fl. Duell, the new Commissions
of Patents, entered upon the duties of
his office yesterday.
The Trouble at Fall River is ended,
ian excess of help having been repor-
ted" at all the mills yesterday morn
ing.
The Catholic pilgrimage in Mon
treal, on Sunday, was attended by
s,ocO persons. No disturbance took
place.
The report of the death of ex- Cove
rnor Olden, of New Jersey, is in
correct. He was slightly better yes
terday.
Nine OF the Sunday rioters at To-
ronto were yesterday taken before q
magistrate and remanded until Wed
nesday.
The lottery drawn at Alexandria on
last Friday is declared swindle, and
it is supposed not one actual ticket
holders drew prize. Nearly 950O,0 Q
have been realized by New York sha1-
pers,
AT Boston, yesterday, Martha Hut.
Crimson was awarded $12, 500 damages
against the Boston Gasli ght Co., for
injuries received during the great
fire by tho blowing up of building
by gas.
The Bank of Nevada, at San Fran.
cisco, opened yesterday morning.
The Bank of California was doing
business yesterday as usual There
We're no extraordinary calls upon its
| resources.
The dividend to be paid by the
Freedmens Bank Commissioners on
the 1st of November will be 90 per
cent. The total liabilities of the
Freedmen's Bank are $62, $50, 749, and
the amount of the first dividend will
be $59l, JAG.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-05

WANTED HER CnRoMo TAKEN
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Ennis,
mother CT the young man who was re-
Gently sent to New Castle on charge
of horse stealing, appeared before Es-
quire Frazer accompanied by her
daughter, who is witness in the case.
The mother stated that her daughter
would BIO unable to attend court At the
trial, and asked the Squire if he
couldn't take her chromo?" (mean.
ing her aff1davit). The Squire said he
was no artist and the woman departed
unsatisfied.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-05
STRAY W1IFS.

The Middletown agricultural erhibi-
tion opens tomorrow.
Delaware and Excelsior Loan Associa-
tions meet this evening.
Boots and shoes very low for cash at
u. Fennessey's. 22l Market street.
Nightly religious meetings will be held
at Asbury M. E. Church, this week.
a tine assortment of ladies' buttoned
CATERS. very low. at Donahoe's, 3O7 Mar.
ket street.
IIhe q. S. C.urt held O brief session
this morning, but adjourned without
transactinS any business.
M. Alsburg is putting large stock Of
new goods in the elegant new store just
completed ut No. 507 Market street.
On account of small attendance, last
evening, the annual meeting Of the
Board of Trade was deferred until this
evening.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-05
TRUSTEE 9 SALE
OF
r E AL EST A I E

49, By virtue OF an order OF the Chan
%! oelior ofths State Of Delaware. made
on the 9th day of September. A. d.
Daniel Dehld ct. al. petitioners. and IAbra-
exposed to sale at Public Vendue. on
THURSDAY.
THE 7th DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D. 1873.
At2 o'clock. Afternoon.
at the Hotel of George Whitfield, In the city
Of New Castle. Delaware. the following Real
All that certain tract Of land situate In New
Castle hundred. New Castle county and State
Of Delaware. on the road leading from Chris
tiana to Red Lion. bounded now or late by
land of John Stoops. Robert 0cheltree, DR..
James Cooper, Levi Underwood and others.
By the said road and the Christians river.
containing about 900 acres Of land. more or
less, with the dwelling house and outbuild-
ings thereon erected.
Attendance will be given and terms ef sale
made known ct the time and place aforesaid
By the undersigned. Trustee, appointed BY
the Chancellor to effect the sale, or bis attor-
nsy. CHAS. B. LORE, Trustee.
N. B.-Tkis farm. late the property Of Hen-
~ Hugg. deceased. adioins tbs Bear station
land on the Do.AWAre Railroad. nve miles
from New Castle. It IL located in one Of the
finest agricultural districts In the State; has
an Exceptionally good soil. 1t Ii convenient
to schpolss churches. markets. and u very
desirable property.
ssp2e.2taw&wts
The daily gazette., 1875-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron,

Has never been known To fail in the cure of
weakness. attended with symptoms inds-
position TO exertion, loss of memory, difficult
S.oas 81 osea'nlng general weakness weakness horror Of
horror of death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness of vision, languor, uni
versal lassitude of the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
hot hands flushing of the body, dryness OF
the skin, pallId countenance and eruptions
on the face purifying the blood, pain In the
bach, ,heaviness OF the eyellds, frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with temporary
sufusion and loss OF sight; want of atten-
ton, etc. These symptoms all arise FROM a
weakness, and TO remedy that use E. F. Kun
kePs Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t never fails.
Thousands are now enjoying health who have
used 1t. Get the genuine. Sold only in 81
bottles. Take only E. F. Kunkels. Depot
and ofice. No. 259 North Ninth street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Rze
Ask for kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been SO thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that
1t Is now deemed indispensable as a tonic
medicine. 1t costs but little. purihes the
blood and gives tone to the stomach, reno
Yates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask trial of this valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle Il F, KUNKEL, sole
proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron and
take no other.
~ 10 sOiu Snly III VI bottles, with pn0t0-
graph of the proprietor on each wrapper, all
other Is counterfeit,
Sold by druggists. auga-lmdTw
No. 2o9. Tape Worm 259.
Eentirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
No fee unless the head passes. Come and re-
Ter to patients treated. DR.. f. F, Kunkel,
No. 259 n. Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ad-
vice free. Seat. Pin and Stomach aWorms
also removed.A