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, 1875-09-24

orcpe Beach. is visiting friends In panvIlo, Ill.
At tho timo Of his appointment to tho buprcmo {
Bench, by Mr. Lincoln, he was judge OF the l
V..milllon County Circuit Court, and has many
oil friends In that vicinity.
The Intelligent CompoHitor and tho hpio
Editor Aro at proaent onlivontng thd 1otfo
t1suto Gazette. The editor blames tho aompoh~
tor for spelling plincaB with All II, anu 1ot
rendering us ridiculous by making Johha' o.
shalo.awallowed nototiety. appcar ss ''onA'
-HorM. Il
Mr. Chflda uoyer wrote anything more SAD and
loucling than tho following tender enusson:
While smes!ng uaos. o1 .,.aeq r9Jasrsi's' aa1,,:
Then rose iise meteor.
To war tho golden crown. .,-.,.,,,,
Gone 10 meet the fcllo" who atsuci tne B'.ce'1os"
With slcdEehaininet. ...
r,csfdont Hubert. Of Mlddlehury College.
thinks rlflo-shooting would bavo better 1iiin"
.oc. M Young men than rowing. D1ess tho man.
ba's wfdo Of tho mark; but bis reasonB should
ba xoIgbed. ue thinks tho former "exorclse
vou1d DO cheaper. Walking barefoot "onad be
batter yet.
An Ausonia, Copn., man ID tho model ccono~
maj. He bought now suit Of clothes to go to |
nj, Yfe's funera! in on Thursday, aud Oh satur-
a,v took the precaution OF marrying agatn bo- /
fora tho garments grow rusty. All ho found It
nsces,ary to do was 10 removo his hat-baud aud /!
change his g1oVea and necktte. !
n..s ,..r.na ,re 3,aonste5 with tho inscription
Ibe I1asaua ate ooeusse' 49, VIZ
On inc statue Of Armnus which hnyB he ovhr-
e,mo Latin strength md obstinacy.. and want
t,,tue Of DruRua erectedin Rome, ,thus inscribed:
IN prusus Tlbor1ua Nero, alrnatnea dermanicnas
aho tFnoplcd over Tcuonio barbasisu. After hasinE
t.fe,ted end put to aight Arininiuat mud HAVING
sY,nrcd Hfo rood soldier tho 1eGlous Of r. Quhthns
y,rut passacrcd through treachcry.
- ~ o.. ,.,,,aa ao,{ora f11ncas
VA ~euttoooo ~ 1 r:. .a..n.
tnco shown any Improvement. Dh11ne y'a.el-
DIV bis delrium continued without intormiaalou.
, 1875-09-24

Spttial D1pateh 70 Tia chfeads 7F1bHf1t+
DArEspour, H., Sept. PA bold md novel
game has just bean plsyed in this city. aud The
whole town victimizod. On Saturday gseoa-
looking young man. giving hie name as Lasnonte,
came bero aud represented himself ~ tho agent
for tho Ole Bull troupe, billed the town, Gu
gagged tho opera-llouse for two nights, sdseF.
siued c1tens1yeiy, aud run up any number OF
Tre.sares of tho company, Wien tho time TOT
ths concert came there WAS no troupe. II WAS
found that Ole Dull Ia in Europe. aud i VA
soou apparent that huge sell and swiudle bad
been perpctrated. The agent ls:t IN the After
Of tho rosoryed.seae money. $500 Of which hht
been sold.
, 1875-09-24
INDIAN MuRpE r N WYOMING.

Foar LAnAa1E. Wy. T. Sept. 2o.-The body Of
mau BY tho name Of John Little has just been
brought into this post. lie ~as Killed py In
d,aus uaar tue mouth os tho North Fork Of the
Lstsm.e, ahout 20 milos from this poat. not fsr
from T. u. PHILIPPE ranchc. soshe OF us stock
baa besu ran OF, md he won't in pursuit ot u
last Monday, which WAS the last time lie y, w
seen alive His body WAS found sestetdsy. tha
osrs ware cur OF. aud his nose and chin look a.
| II thov wete shot Oh. lie IL also shot through
| the body ouIy. There are supposed % ha'e bsoa
| tbrae Indians In lie party that killed him.
, 1875-09-24
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. SEf1E

i.factorY actwor to tho thftu tHHiB'Ht "nu sa0
timc has arrived whall he iai!ht Ia mora Ak
p!icit.'
1ny,nx, Scat. -, i:niersson G!aln'oa",
hrd,h,r OF 10 IT. Hon. ~. j.. uladttone, -
, 1875-09-24
uanNEn AN AiIRl,

CLEVELAND. D.. Sept 23.-Ae1andeF Acoll'
len, srrcsed o. suspicion OF numbering bis Wlt"'
had a examination to-day and proved III sl!h''
ard aas discharged.
, 1875-09-24
CRUEL De SERTIoE.


SEtttot D1spatfa to 2hf thscdoo 7n5hHe.
KAyxAKEf, Bcpt. 21.-Dn the morning OF tho
l1th inst.. tho Presbyterian Clergyman in this
city WAS calied into the country fo% miles dis
tunt 10 aolemuizo = marriage between 31r. M
tnanjet Dowuitch and Miss Maryetto Daismaftro.
On Wedneaday morning thoy went to Chicago.
lcxyine their trunks to be forwarded during tho
day. They passed Wednesday night at the Nevada
House. The no1. morning tho groom went
forth to look after tho baggage. and upon has
return reported it's uon-arrirat. It wns then de-
cided 10 visit Lincoln rark. as means Of
Easaing Away tho tine pondiuz tho aFriral Of tho
ttuogs. The conGding young vile passed up 70
hos 1oons to make aonia necessary afraHemen,Iat
| in her toilet, Nblo the groom cxcused hiio sell
| for moment. lie has NOT boon heard Of sincc
| Tho deserted wife. after becoming Satisfied thai
ahe Vas indeed left alone, te!cessphcdso 10 5oapE
Ady friend IA this city to como to her heH WIN
take her homo. She is now with her mother, sl-
most bcart-brokeu over tho strange con-
! Duct ct man In whom she hnd re-
posed, entire confidence. hhe e,, aee,ases ,,;.,s
ut all events she Claims to havc no knowlcdgo OF
ms tact which could prompt him to doaert her
in 80 heart1eBs mariner II Is sh3f iaat
Dowdtch had about 5000 NTH him, ena II Il ]l1st
| nosyihle that hcs auImisea are correct Tho
fact that Ais trunk bad beon taksn from tho
illinois Central IN Chicago while hcrs "as lett
tells strongly against him. a lew years hyo, II
| ia Haid. be was married to Southern woman,
md resided With heE some ,iuo in ttEs county.
| After tho birth at 4 habe they returned to sontn
Cnro1ipn, and we're not heard Of until = yea1
pttervAnl. when nowditch chmo back and re'
ported his wifo's jeasl.
STARVED HIS SON 70 DEATH.
: CLEfEIAxp. Sept 23.-supcsintendene OF 70
! ! lice Hehmitt ysstorany received coInununics
t.ou d&ted Sowburg, over tho signature Hat
: tic," asking tho Superintendent to exainin
:, certain premises 10 tho Eighteenth Ward. stain
: that 4 boy was eonAnea III barn withou
!. clothing, sud actually starving to death, an
: that ho had not been 5000 out Of the barn Il
J. eighteen months. Two officers wore sent to tt
p|acs described IN the letter apd found tho bal
locked, They broke open tho door. and thel
! &hey found Ind about II Years od, lylt
Qu lot Of damp atraw. almoat nAke
and reduced to mere skelaton BY starv
. lion. lie lived but lttlo White after belt
r. discovered. Ills father and mother, who
~ uarue ID Rowan, werc ut once arrested. Mn
- tue father was asked why he treated hia child
:. that manner ho replied, Oh, hc waa an idiot
ot Afterwards lie aaid he had no room in bis hons
r. aBo tlat the boy had been IN idiot from cllil
hood. Supt. Bchnlitt tnadc an o1amsnasi
ct tho houhe, and found it contained ten roou
bpms of them not being used. Tho Coroner ht
an tbaueat this morning, the jury returning
TO verdict that death wRs caused BY neglect .
j. ! starvation. There is Intense feeling against
10 unnatural actH OF tho parents who tse no"
jail.
, 1875-09-24
TH HE 3itIhH

Louisville, k5., Sept 23.-B. II. Nichols ~aa
to-day fouud guilty, at DanyilIe. OF ths murder
OF William Peach, and the punishment fixed at
death ty hanging. lie mosca for new trial.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
Giant Trces IN california.


It has been supposed, says a Cllifor-
min paper, TINT the Sierra sequoias, or
big trees OF California, were confined to
II few small aud isolated groves like
! those known to tourists by the name Of
CalRyems, TuOlumne, MERGED, mud Mari
posa, scattered at considerable intervals
along tho western slope Of the noun
tains for a distance Of sixty miles. 1t
was known that collection OF big trees
larger than any OF those in the Mari
p9sa and CalaYerns regions exists in
Fresno county, where Thomas mill has
| for severpl years been saving this red
wood Of the Sierra to supply the mar
kct OF yisalia, but it wns discovered last
summer that this body Of big'trec tim
Der is not properly grove, but forest
extending for not less than seventy miles
! in northwest and BoutheRstward direc-
ton, with u width in some places OF ten
miles, and interrupted only by the deep
canyons which cut across the general
course OF the forest, and reduce the level
to au elevation below that at which the
tree il found in a wild condition, nj.
though when cultivated il thrivcs III all
our valleys.
Different persons havo traced the
forest from the basin of the Tule river;
in latitude thirty-six deg. and twenty
min., across thoso OF the Kawenh and
Kings to that Of San the Joaquin. The
elevation has not been carefully mca-
sIrod, but is supposed to vary from
1000 TO G, 900 feet. At ono point, AID
ono only, this forest is accessible by n
wagon rcal, and this is at Thomas mill,
forty.eight miles from Visalin. Unlike
tho groves further north, this forest
consists mainly and in some places al
most exclusively Of the big trees, md
thore nra also multitude Of small ones
in all the ages Of growth, some Just
aprouting, and others saplings only two
or three feet through. Tho largest
standing tree rs yet measured is forty
feet in diameter; chNrred stump-the
tree itself having disappeared--mea-
surcs forty.ona feet across. A tree
twcnty.four feet in diameter four feet
above the ground, is precisely the samO
thickness sixty feet higher. A fallen
trunk is hollow throughout, and the
hole is large enough to drive n horse
and buggy aeyenty'two feet in II rs in n
tunnel. te .,
This forest Is 90 extensive, the timber
is 80 abundant and excellent in quality,
and the demand for it is so great in the
bare valley at the foot OF the piountain,
Tint it cannot DO withheld from the axe
and the sawmill. The wood is similar
in general character to the CoNst sequoia,
or common rcd wood, straight in grain,
splitting freely, even enough in grain
for furniture, md far superior TO oak in
its keeping qualities in positions OK
posed to alterations OF moisture. The
Sierra sequoia does not throw up sprouts
from It's stump rs dOestlio red wood, and
eau therefore be felled ont moro readily.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
Six Millions.

About two years ago, Dr. ]. Walker,
nfpold md prominent physician Of Cali.
forum, discovered, by HctuAl experience
upon his own system, n medicine which
may honestly DO termed "a boon to
suffering humanity" Being combinn.
ton Of hurbalistic oxtracts, pungont and
sour to tho taste, and yet possessed Of
gentle BtimulAivo cliarlcteristics-
although entirely free from alcoholic
named it Vinegar Bitters, and despite
the prejudice existing among his pro-
fession against all patented medicines,
ho determined to brave the iCors of his
brother practitioners, and give TO suffer.
ing humanity the benefit Of Ills accidental
discovery. Ho did 80, and the benefits
from its uso become known Tho do
mAnd increased, and immense quantities
were sold, at n merely nominal price.
Its merit Is told in tho fact that "in two
years over nix millions Of bottles hive
been sold;" md still tho demand in.
crenses, surely such n man should DO
ranked among the benotactors Of tho
human race, .a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
Wheeler s Wilson'S Sowing Machines.

We call attention TO the Wheeler &
Wilson advertisement in our columns.
This well known company has tho most
advantageous facilities for supplying tho
public with sewing machines, on rs favor
ablo terms as tho business will allow.
They warrant all their work, mud It is q
matter of importance to the purchaser To
deal with a company whose position and
permAnonce give assurance that their
guaranty will no fulfilled. They have
agencies aud offices throughout the civil.
lied world, for furnishing needles, thread
and other necessary supplies, and have
an established reputation for reliability
anq fair dealing.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
IN USE.
A QUARTER Of a cENTuRY's
Trial has Demonstrated
their Superiority.

@WHEELER 6 WILSON'S NEW NO.
20 MACHINE nlas Eventually slprsode all
oiierS aolp run rih whieh iieomes IN competition.
We recommend for Il The Highest dirari irhitt u
is in he potter 81 dc lnaituic 70 R."-From
the unanimous Report Of the five Judges
Of the American Institute, New York, 1874.
The Board of Managers unanimously ap.
proved the report, and recommended for this
machine tho Gold Medal Of The Institute.
The Board OF Direction unanimously ap.
proved this Recommendation, and awarded
tue God ALotll to Wheeler 4 Wilson, the
only gold medal awarded for Sewing
Machine by the American Institute for
many years.
ISo Aa,trim Official Report qf he Vienna
Opposition pronounced il "&e niqiryl Of hc
ErpositiOn,p and added, "this mirGsal machine
Sc,ts hc heariea leather harness and he finest
gruro tpiih truly pearl stitch"
The Grand Medsicf Progress ,ras awarded
for H. a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
SORE THROAT.
An Artistic TO be Read Carefully by Every
One,


Cold mnniiests itself differently in diff.
ferent people. In some itproduces fever
and pain in tho limbs, in others catarrh,
in still Others sore thrOals. Whatever
part Of tho system is weakest will be at
tucked by the cold.
A large proportion OF cases Of deafness
comes from neglected sOro throat, This
is because OF the intimate connection be-
tween the throat and tho ear by means Of
the eltstachian tube. Hence the impor-
talce OF keeping tho throat in healthful
condition. Thetendaucies Of sore throat
are to the worse and not 10 tho better
hence any affection Of this part Of the
body should receive prompt attention.
In case Of ordinary sore throat, tho sim
plest and best treatment is tho wet pack,
using n linen cloth wrlng from cold
water, and over this n knit or crotcheted
yarn baud, four feet long and four inches
wide, Apply this two or three nights in
suece sion, unless it is n very serious
case, when the pack should be kept on
during the day, II taken Off in the
morning, wash the throat in very cold
wRter, rub dry with coarse towel and
with the hand, This will prevent taking
more cold.
Mucous membranes have three kinds
ofin1nmmntion -catarrbAl, croupous, and
diphthertic. Everybody knows how
the tirstappears; in the croupous q liquid
is poured ont which collects on the outer
surface Of the mucous coat, and forms u
membrane which can DO peeled of or
removed without injury to the mucous
coat beneath it. In tho diphtheritic tho
liquid poured out inliltmtes itself into
the mucous membrane, and II forcibly
removed leaves the mucous coat raw and
sore. Diphtheria is blood poison. The
patient complains OF feeling stupid; the
angle Of the throat swells; there Is likely
to be more or less nasal catarri; there
appear in the throat patches looking like
dirty wpsh'loather, which, being re-
moved, leave araw spot; tho odor Of this
emulation is offensive, but the disease ID
not usually contagious unless tho exuda'
ton comes in coltact with the mucous
membrane OF anOther individual. Hence
the greatest care should DO taken thatno
towel or drinking vessel or spoon used
by the patient ttu,hes the lips Of any
other person. Group is Inflammation Of
tho lhrynx and usuallyattncls the patient
suddenly in the night. The membrane
is formed in the larynx, is white, and
extends each why up aud down. In diph'
liberia it forms in the throat and extends
downward.
Tho food Of patient suffering from
diphtheria cannot be too nutritious and
stimulating. All physicians agree in
this. There Is nothing better for the
patient than beef tea, made by putting a
pound or two OF tenderloin into q glnss
can, or bottle, sealing it tightly and i'm
mersing in water, gradually raised to the
boiling point, and kept there until the
juices Of tho meat are extracted. Give
as much Of this rs tho patient will take.
Old sherry Is also prescribed as n stimu-
liant by the most devoted adhorents TO
temperance principles.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05

Some time since vessel was cast upon
tho shore Of Lake Michigan, and the
captain and crow were threatened with
death at any moment. Two horsemen
were seen riding along the shore and
looking at the vessel. Tho captain in
voluntarily gave the sign of distress pc
ciliar to a pccrot society, and it was
answered by tho strnngors, who ut once
turned about and, ut full speed, retrncetl
their steps. In three hours tug and
life boat, manned entirely by members
of the society, arrived, rescued the fam
ished crew, and secured the vessel 80
that Bhe was aiterward removed with
safety. N. b. This story will answer
for Masons, Odd Fellows, Good Temp
lars, Rechabitos, Sons OF Malta, Gran.
gers, or any other secret society.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
A California Jury.

They have peculiar irrymen in San
Fnncisco. In january Chinamnn
named Wah All ToOng was convicted of
murder. Recently, when a motion for
new trial was being argued, one'of the
iuiymen mndo an affidavit 10 disorderly
conduct in tho Jury room, in which oc-
ours tile following development: When
they returned to the jury room, one Of
the jurors produced n bottle Of whisky
and several packs Of cards. The jurors
played cards, some for money, all night,
during which time there was ono bottle
Of whisky drunk. Afterwards there was
bottle of liquor Of some kind, which
afliant took to DO cocktails, introduced
into tho Jury room and DRINK by the
jurors during their deliberations upon
the question Of tho guilt Of the accused.
During the night there were two or
three bottles of liquor drank by tho
Jurors. In playing cards crackers were
used, with which several jurors seemed
to be abundantly supplied, rs q repre-
sentative of money. Money WINS also
used by the players. During their de-
liberniions aillant WIS frequently insulted
md threatened with personal violence.
Invent 80 far that ut ono time afiiant
was compelled to call i'll tho deputy
sheriff for protection. Had aiiiant fully
understood the fncts Of tho case and the
date when tho murder was committed,
lie never would have consented to the
verdict,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05

Twenty thousand people at Mertlyr.
Tydvil aud Dowlnis, in Wales, are now
dependent for fuel upon the coal they
can get out Of the waste patches md
groupings on the mountains. A large
number Of mon have left for Queensland.
The coal owners have refused to meet a
deputation Of ministers Of the gospel who
wished to net rs mcdiators between them
md the strikers, and it has been init.
mated that none will be received until
the submission Of the mon. The coal
owners are determined to resist ut oil
costs, even il the hands stand out until
the summer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05

, DEATHS ny CONSUMPTION. 1t Is osti.
mated that 100000 diO yearly in tile United
States with consumption. When consumption
int appears tlcrC Ia pain In tho chest and
oppression, attended with difficulty Of broAth-
Ing. Soon thoro will DO cough, Il this irritA-
ton IA not healed, and tho effort to raise will
still add fuel TO tho Ere. Aliens Lung lIAlEAm
will at oncO allay tho pain and irhhiod parts,
stop tho cough, and n, won't what would DO
consumption. II Is making cures Of diseased
lungs which worc considered incnrablc. For
sale by oil medicine dOalGrL Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05

The Piano Harp Cabinet Organ is a
new invention, combining three and
one.half Octavcs Of n pianoforte, or of
m instrument with tones between those
OF the pinno and the harp with
the organ. It is n beautiful instrument,
costing but little moro than the organ.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. are
not able to manufacture it rapidly
enough to supply the demand. :
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
selr.GuIdanco.

-, 49,, 'rtion OF scientific paper
II IA the nm. is tho FIRST condition
that seli-giluanIsss improvnble being.
Children should learn ~ Sor tgs, 1 ~
Stuiy alone-to discover W. E ~ @;,Sna
rhSi they wish to know. ~ stEa n,t
them no initiation, in deny W H'v w.
ihoir iree viii, We prepare them " l.; IT,
lin themselves 10 tho passive part ~
p6yed upon the nation by goyCrnlnaliie
taat take the Initiative in all ineasnrssa
az social interest, We TINS form sub
ioais for q tymnt, not citizens Of Q re-
n1pl, ~ h- .-,.,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05

FOUND AT LksTl--A remedy that moi
only relieves but oiros consumption, ~ well ~
coughs, oolds, bronchitis, sore throat iliil1'
mEA, Otc. Tho remedy to which wa allnlo Ii
Dr.. IlIsidr's Bdlsdm Of WI Cherry, prepared
by Hoih W. Fowlo 4 Sons, Boston. Hflycenit
and ono dollar q bottle, large bottles much the
oh0Aper- Com, !.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
BuRNETT's COCAINE is tho best and
cheapest hair dressing in tho world. -ColH.

ELECrmuTY Is LIRE.-Allnervous dia.
ortlcrb, chronic diseases Of tho chest, head,
liver, stomach, kidneys and blood, aches and
palma nervous aud general debility, otc.,
quickly crrod after drugs fail by wearing Volta
Electric Belts and Bands Valuable book free,
by Volta bolt Co., Cincinnati, ohlo,- Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05
A Few Word, TO Feeble and Delicate
Women.

WuhIhs
by II. v. Pierce, N. D., Of tho Worlds Dis
pOnSaty, Buffalo, MY.
Knowing that you arc subject to great
amount Of suffering, that delIcAcy OH your part
has q strong tendency TO prolong, and the
longer IL IL neglected tho more you hAvo to On
durO and the more dlficnlt Of cure your case
becomes, /, as q physician, WHO Is daily con
suited by scores Of your sex, desire TO ray 10
you that am constantly meeting with those
who have been treated for their ailments for
months without being benefited In the least
until they have become perfectly discouraged
AID have almost inado up their minds never to
take another Hose Of medicine, nor DO tortured
by any further trGatmAnt. They had rather
do and have their snfferings ended thar 10
1.-Two and suffer ~ they have. They ray they
arc worn out by suffering and arc only made
worse by treatment. or anything moro dis
coutugtng, wo certainly cannot conceive, md
were tibrc no moro successful mode Of treating
Buch difficulties than that, tho principles Of
which teach tic reducing and depicting Of the
vital forces OF the system, when thOlndlcatlons
dictate treatment directly tho rcvenn Of the
one adopted for them, their ciseH would 10 de-
plorAble indeed, hut, lady suifOren there lsa
better and far more successful plan Of troAt-
lnent for yon one moro III harmony with tho
laws and requirements Of your system. A
harsh, irritating caiistic treatment aud strong
medicines which will never cure yon. II you
would nsO rational mnAns, such NJ common
soiiao should dictate 10 every intelligent lady,
take such medicines a. ombody tho worry hest
lnyigoEating TONES and norvLios, compounded
with special reference 10 your delicate system.
Such happy combination you will find IN my
Fayorito Prescription which has received Tie
loudcst praise from thousands Of your scx.
Those llnqnid, tlrcsomo sensations causing
you To- feel scarcely able to DO on yonr fGct Of
ascend flight OF stAirs that continual drain
that IL sApping from yotir systems all your for.
nnr elasticity, aud driving tho blood from your
che0hs; that continual strain upon your Vital
forces that rOndcrs you irritable and frotful,
may all 10 overcome and BubdIOd by per-
seyOring tisO Of that marvellous remedy Irregn-
laritiOs and distractions to tho proper work.
lngs Of yonr System arc relieved by this
mild aud safc means, while periodical pains,
the existence OF which Il sure indication Of
serious disease that should not 10 neglected,
readily yield to Il, and II IL uso IL kcpt IN for 4
reasonable length Of time tile special cause Of
those palms ia permanently removed Further
light OF these GubiOcts may DO obtained from
my pamphlet OH diseases peculiar TO your Box,
tOnt OH receipt Of two stamps. Ny Fayorite
Prescription Is sold by druggists Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-04-05

More tlian fifty years have elapsed
since JOhn4ons AIlolyNg LiIltHrti was inst Inc
SentOd, during which time hundreds o. thou
sands have been benoatted BY ~ use, ProDa'
bly, no article ever became 20 nniethally popyi-
la with al classes as JohHsoa'S ARodn'e LiHi-
m0t.-CODl. nf