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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-15
ASSIGNEES' SALE !
OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.

The undersigned, ASsignreS in Bank
ruptCy OF Thomas sweeney Bankrupt.
will, under ana by virtue OF an order Of
the District Court Of the United states, for
the District of West Virginia, entered on
the 5th day of March, 1873, proceed Ia sell
at public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House OF ohio county, in TIA, city Of
Wheeling and State of West Virginia, on
Wednesday. 4 3ist da' of March.
1879, cOlnmeuclng AT 10 O'Clock u. m, the
following described parcels Of Real Estate
situate in said city, that is To say:
|. Lots numbered eighteen Is and nine
teen tlgf, on the west slide OF Main street,
between Sih and y;h streets, on which is
erected the elegant and cOmmodiou> resi-
.dcncc occupied by said Thomas sweeney.
BY deed dated February ~, ISIS, of record
i'm Ohio county land records, in book 81,
page -, John Mcclure and wife conveyed
Ia said Sweeney a rl-hi OF way rom said
lot Is across lot l. 10 Jefferson, now 9th
street. From said lots is excepted 81 much
thereof rs was taken 10y the T. W. II X. X.
X. Co., by condemnation proceedings In
the Circuit Court OF ohio county, n iUil de-
ScriptiOn of said portion 80 taken, appears
in ChanCrry order Book No. !, ui sad
Court, page i22.
=. The north half OF lot numbered fily-
eight l.St, between 1lh ana Nth streets, on
the east side OF Main street, on which =
erected q comfortable two story brick
dwelling.
). Lot numbered twrnty-unc 81. on the
east side of West street, and corncriug on
an alley.
/. Thr north onc-third q "a OF lot forty
i've -; the whole ot lot toTIy-SiX ~ and
the south two-third> "a of lot iuTiy.>cyru
~, on the west side of Main street. be-
tween lwenty.NrCund - and twcnty-tIird
.23l streets, Centre Wheeling. TIL" same
Will be sold i'm six parcels, containing one
third lal ola lot each. fronting about twru-
ty-twO ~ feet on Main street. running
back an even width Ia an alley, making
convenient and desirable building lots.
). \ tract of about sixteen and "u"-hulf
l6iat acres IN tn" First ward at said city,
cXtrnding from JonHthan'> Cut to aud
partly east OF the National road, conveyed
10 said Thomas Sweeney in part by VIM.
=. Wick khum, sheriff and 'pmmi> ~iOurr,
by deed dated August =itu, 1896, and Oi rr-
cord i'm said land records i'm book u, pag"
iii and i'm part hy VIM. +. Nichols, by decd
dated November -, 1869, and of record in
said land records In book -, page NIa plat
oi which land may h" seen on Application
To the undersigned. BY agreement dated
August IN, lNJN, and recorded i'm said land
records in book Is, page ~, said Sweeney
granted to Robert Marshall - mining right
undcra portion of said land, and said Mar
shsll granted Ia said Sweeney all
i'm said land. Bat from said land
is to bo excepted about 500 square
feet. conveyed to John Il. Morrow by said
Sweeney, by deed dated June : lNu,, and
recorded in said land records In book 81.
page 81: and about fifly-two poles con-
yrycd to \. j. Clarke, trustee, by said
Sweeney. by deed dated November 18th,
1870, and OF record in said records ia book
I'll, page 2Ii.
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tction Respecting Captured Indians
Redemption of MutiIsied Notes.

The Secretary ofthc Treasury has de-
cidcd to return to the old method of re-
dccming mutilatcd United States Cur
rcncy, under which deduction was made
proportioned to 10 the portion ofthc notes
missing. The change will take effect on
the first pruXmO
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Vigilance I'm Collecting tho Revenue.

Commissioner Douglass has addressed
circular letter to the supervisors and
collectors of Internal Revenue. he says:
The recent advance in the rate of taxa
tion ON distilled spirits will be IN addi-
tional incentive to frauds, and must be-
met 10y adequate increase of vigilance on
the part OF the tiicers interested with
the collection of the revenue. The
officers are called upon not to disappoint
the commissioners hopes, and the cXpec-
tations of the country that the increase
Of revenue will correspond with the in
crease of tax. On March lst there were 400
distillcries, with daily capacity of
295,Sl7 gallons, showing an increase in
February of 30 distilleres with daily
capacity of }5.O3S gallons.
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lr i, q serious thing for IL Texas editor
To- reject a communication. An angry
author writes to the Galveston Nors:
Il must ,ay here Though ] disclaim any
dlsrrspcct to the merits of Your paper
that IL contractors have acted in man
ucr towards the mrrit~ Of o,y commune
cations totally derogatory and out of
place. have withheld these last sharp
words Is long as it was compatible with
Il manly, tho prudent, spirit. | now
write in private to YOU gentlemen
who have the authority to make amends
proper and honorable and in accord
aucc with your high calling. The
names of my communications respective
~ are as follows First-'A Wicked and
Dangerous Experiment. Second-'That
Old Foundry Again Third-'A Thrill
ing Narrative of an encounter with Il
Panther; or. Hunt in the ForrcSt-likr
Woods of I'm Interior County. Now,
gentlemen. this last named Is THE ONE
WISH TO ArrEAKl IN YOUR NEXT 81 n
DAYS ISSU T., To be issued March !,
-, and trust that shall be- saved the
trouble of reminding YOU Of the habit of
ucgIcrting the very best articles sent you
for publication shall COZ iidently cX-
prct the l,,st-uuncd article in your Sun
DAYS issue MARCH -
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4 pnnRi Brief.

LONDON, March IA Papal brief
answer to the address ef the German
Episcopucy, is published. 1t declares
that the Vatican DEGREES contain nothing
which alters the relations of the Pope
and the Roman Catholics, or which can
afford Il pretcNt for further
expressing the church and interfering
with the election of the next Pope 1t
endorses the statements made by the
Bishops that judgment as to the validity
Of the Papal election, apPcrtainS to the
Church alone. and concludes by urging
the Bishops to continue to resist and rN-
pose error.
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Editor Sentenced,

BERLIN, March l4.-Her Kosislck,
formerly editor ofthe Germanio, has been
sentenced TO two years Imprisonment.
He has fled from Germany V.
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Ho ell Burncd--severaI Victims.


- OLoT - : h. EN' MASS haIth + he
paT5: ilous,,, arg 'nrIe stoi! ""oueu .L:
ou'Iu!ng' was uesttoie eu oS nre InlS
morning Nos' oe Tue iuliiSuIe 5 anu
PersoiSi n eIeo'' ;L " Luz ~" Goa' 'ueIs was s
Dui "Eu' "Nu ~ i"P'H wa ."e =. -
t',t t'';,,t.S ii'.t' t.''S ';.t -. dian,,I,,,
J"ii I,'i;1 TP -, ",I ,,a' 49,
c"''" iN''S' az '"P'Y' -, III
.Ina tnTi. t"u snS I''omN diJ . o,n W" aftoa Tba
LI T"e" io""G ITi u NI1u Ma.t"r ,oo Spi"nor d,J
,i'' Cn'II'- - C.,',' C;.I, - nJ u,
81, -. 81 - a..
ruins The office of thr Western Union
Tolonronb Comronr u..s aIso hurned
t,,, T. ',,.,,.,, .,,,.d -
80 nno
'4''0O''
when beecher VIII Tesiiiy'
New YORK, March li.-Whcn Mr..
Bcecher will testify Is still uncertain.
though it is stated that the cOunse! for
the defence are waiting for the passage
of the act by the Legislature permitting
Mrs. Tilton to testify, and that Mr..
Becchcr will supplement her testimony
Tow 30 tSauk.
Sr. LOUIS, March l4.-As the tow
boat r. a. Babbage was coming up the
river Friday night she struck a snag at
Liberty Island. between here and Cairo
and now lie. an hny SHE only three feet
NJ bnr heing ,nt of woter GEORGE Ables
Cbicf Engineer fireman and cabin
how names NOT ~ivrr were drowned
Tie Lout was owned by i r. West and
Cnrt,In Henry Lowery II was insured
Co. IN ono bu, No names or ,ha ,fians
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AC0MPLETE OUTFITFREE

WE want representative IN tVcry
W ueighbOrhOOd to take orders and
deliver goods for our GREAT &. %. ID.
SALE Of staple Family Goods. The most
popular and best mOney-making business
IN America, for young, old, male or ie-
male. at home or travelling. Large cash
profits, a complete outfit, samples OF goods,
lists, circulars. etc. SENT FREE to any
address. Address
ALDEN, HALL & CO.,
Octl5o i y. Howard St., BALTIC, Md.
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Sr Louis, March l3.-A> Francisco
Palmcra, an Italian lemon pcddlcr, was
walking along Broadway, between Brc-
mendue and Angelica streets, i'll the
northern part Of the city, about nine
o'clock this morning, he was fired upon
by two men behind fence on the oppo-
site side of the street. Palmcro turned
and ran, when two bullets coming from
lumber yards on the same side Of the
street, struck Palmcro below the collar
bone, and moment or two after he drop
ped his basket and fell dead. 1t appears
Palmero came here from New Orleans
about year ago. While IN that city
he lived with an uncle, who was muir
dercd, and that five Italian aCquaintan-
c-s were suspected of the murder, but it
was aScertaincd definitely who commit
ted the deed about three months ago.
These five acauantanceS came to st. Louis
and have since threatened, it is alleged,
20 kill Palmero. Three of these men.
giving their names n James Campacc,
James Causbcsio and Anton Campagni,
have been arrested, and the other two are
known to the police. Palmero was All
honorable, industrious young man, and
was to be married next month.
An inquest was held to-day on the
body, but there was no testimony given
affiXing the murder upon any one, and
who committed the deed is still involved
in,
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TERMS OF SALE.

Onr-fOurth cash and the residue in three
equal inStalmcntS in six, twelve and "igh-
teen months from day OF sale, with inter
est from said day AT the rate Of per cent
per aunum, deferred in>talm,uiS Ia ID" Sc
cured either by deed of trust upon the pro-
pcrty. Dr by retaining the title until the
purchase money i paid, and in the ease
of improved property, by assignment Of
sufficient inNuranc" on the buildings
thereon.
At the same time and plac" will b" sold
for cash, by the undersigned, one Watch,
two Horses, one Mare, on" Cow, one Buggy
and Single Harness, one Share ut the Capt
tai Stock of the West Virginia Agricultur-
al Society Oi Wheeling, and ia1l'2 shares
OF the Capital Stock OF the superior MAJ
chine Company. y. j. CLARKE,
W. i. HUBBARD.
A~~Ignrt~.
WHEELING, March ;, $50. mr." Ii ~ - - 20
M
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An Examin ,tion into the Life AssO'
clifton America Demanded.

81. LOUIS, March l3.-Augustus IT.
Wheeler, Jacob +. Shicfer and Joseph
Clough policy holders in the Life As
sociation Of America, filed in the State
Insurance Department an application for
the examination of the affairs of that
company. They allege that the annual
statement of the company filed on the
fifth is incorrect in several important
particulars. That company is not Lear
50 strong as represented, in fact that it Is
not doing business enough to pay eHprn-
>es; that it has lost confidence by the Pco-
pie and is hopclessly insolvent and ask
that Il receiver be- appointed
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Probable End:oT Log Strike.

FALL RIVER. Mass, March IA
settlement of the long continued strike
III this city now seem, probable The
spinners, wravcrs, cardroom hands slash
crs and spoilers in convention last night
resolved that they would return t. work
within twenty-four hours. provided the
manufacturers will guarantee that on th"
1t of April they will concede the ten
per cent asked for. Thi- resolution Is
signed by all the unions and it remains
for the employers to accept the proposal
which it Is claimed they viii do,
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A West virginia Robbery Confessed

CINclNNATI, March l3.-ATtNuT VI,
Page, who, in connection with Il notori-
Gus thief known as Numbering Jack,
robbed l.. Lowndc>. of Clark burg, West
Virginia, in February last Of 100000
worth of government bonds, and who
was arrested and brought tothis city, has
finally divulged the whereabouts "t 500
600 worth of bonds, and that amount has
been recovered. Numbering Jack l.
now in juil at Columbus awaiting a re-
quisltion from the Governor Of West
Virginia, which is expected to arrive to-
day
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.


ne statement 'i"I 'nr 0'"h".ii@ NU'",
miir""i Tn" Diocese "i '"hhectlcNt hau
voted to reject DIR. D'hoyen ana to con
firm Dr. JagSers Is incorrect. ~ mas not
yet taken action IN either case.
\ bin has been introdccd uin the Del
oware legislature. to offset the effect, of
the civil RIGHTS bill in that State.
po..,n di,,o,.b .,,.. tb,t lanes n
- - 'o'''', ,';S''i' ~, - I,i;o
al, ~" L,an w. .am,an.aL - l."
90 a. Ia" N.Y. '"' ''''' "
''''.,
The standing committee "i the H"uth
Carolina diocese nave '",N'h''" |" 'he
conservation "I i''N; pr' "HSETI' r"' ~
''''N ~ ~ 'D''' W
Hon. Mr. Mch'hmi' mas 'hlro4GGt' !iT
INTO the dominion I"rliaiIieh'' pI'l 10
organize the northwest TERRITORY OUTSIDE
OF Manitooa' itto government
A man named f.. J. Houck supposed
10y papers found on his person to be from
Pittsburgh, committed suicide at kuhr'S
hotel, Chicago, yesterday, by using hy-
drorIan'r acid.
Di>tiIIers Arrested FOR Fraud.
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Determined Smicidc.

CHICAGO. MaIch l3.-A SpocINI IT0m
Aurora says that as the accommodation
train was approaching that town last
night, man, who had been walking on
the track, suddenly laid his head on the
rall as the locomotive nearcd him, and
the wheel cut the head from the body.
He was well dressed, but there was moth
iug on his person to indicate his name,
except an envelope on which were print
ed the words J. d.. Fox, Pension Agent,
Anrnrn
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Civil Rights Bill in Alabama.

MoNTGoMERY, March l4.-The negroes
swore out new warrant for Cal.
Wagner, proprietor Of II minstrel troupe,
and his ticket agent. The former was
discharged, and the latter gave bond in
the sum Of 500 to appear at the next
term of court This case has cau.ed sew
cral theatrical companies to cancel their
cnrurcmcnts for this CITY.
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An Exciting Case.

ST. PAUL, March l3.-W. ID. Jaynes,
Il collecting agent for d. NJ. Osborn X
Co, OF Chicago, was found guilty yester-
day of committing rape on the person Of
Mrs. C. Wcbbur, of Austin, by the jury
of the District Court in that district,
Both parties were members of the Srmc
church. The case has caused great eX-
,,t,mnnt nj Au-tin
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STAgILMAN s MCCOY
JOHN McwILLIAMs, clerk. jajgyl
500 A & HS Il -
OF
Val lJABl f AND FOR SALE

DY THE UNDERSIGNED, LYING Oh
ID the Valley river and Sugar creek,
Barbour county, w. Va, near half way bee
tween Grafton, Taylor CO., and Philippi,
Barbour county, about 2oO acres of which
is improved and mostly In grass. \ good
orchard, buildings poor, the unlmprov"d
portion of the land aboundS with thcN"ry
best OF timber OF all kinds, and is ouly q
short distance above the Boom at Grafton ;
there is no diiirulty In floating timber rom
this land To TIA" Boom AT Grafton, where,
at any time, IL can be sold for tn" Ready
persons wishing to purchas" such proper
~, call on W Nj. MctIASkLO,
Philippi Barbour county, W. Va.
Who will sell you a good bargain. dcciNb
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WILL EIN \
FIRST MORTGAGE
PR E MIU M BOND
New York Industrial Exhibition
COMPANY.

rINHESE BONDS ARE ISSUED IDH
J. the purpose Of raising fuud- loot uI-
erection OF a buiIdiug iu III" CIty OF S,r
York, To- be- used tor
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BY TELEGRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Case OF Tweed Decided.

'i'N' Nv L "NNN
haJeas corpus proceedings were conclud-
ed yesterday, the Supreme Court affirm
ing the decision Of the Oyer and Terminer
dismissing the writ in the civil suits
against Tweed on behalf of the city, for
the recovery of $l1 100000.
Action Respecting Captured Indians
WASHINGTON, March l3-The Sccre-
tary Of War has addressed letter to the
Secretary of the Interior, conveying the
Presidents instructions regarding the
disposition to be made of the recently
captured Cheyenne Indians The ring
leaders and such as have been guilty of
crimes, are to be sent to the military posts
and will not be accompanied by their
families. The remainder OF the cap
turcd Indians with the exception of two
chiefs guilty of outraging the German
girls, are to be turned over to the Indian
Department at their respective agencies.
The two chiefs are to be held in con
tinemrnt in such place US the command
ing General of the military division of
the Missouri may direct.
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NEW iaaaa. TaaAs a%n aSrsir 30 ,rIai! Ia
making money on best article out. From
o. ,u needed iH every dwelling, business,
and store. Entirely new. Nor. agents
wanted. Full particular, free. Addr"s, th..
manufacturers. :. :. Mann e Co., NJ. -
y. Howard street, Baltimore, Nd. frbl'p
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he Standing Committee of the diocese
'' h"ntuk"y gave MS consent today to Il
conservation Vi Rev. DR. Jaeger as
Bishop OF Southern Ohio.
Two hundred men employed At Saco
water machine shops, Maine. were dis
charged yesterday.
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Fourth Scri" Drawing, April >, 1919
Thr~r drawings take r.rc. every THREE
MONTHS and eventually ENIRi BDND
viii participate in them.
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Perpetual Worlds Far,
100000!

Every hOuIho.d-r must receive 30 lrn. /
~ lur ht. may receive
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At'herlinq Acaister.

COLD closed in New York Saturday
4. lJ5
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STATISTICS OF SWORN SALES,

Comments arc Unnecessary.
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A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

Po,tponemrut~ lmpo,yH.. marr un
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
NOTICE..

IN tho District Court of the Second Judicial
i District of Washington Territory, holding
terms at Olympia, for the counties of Thurs
ton, Lewis, Mason and Chehalis.
In the matter Of tte estate of A. j. Rountree, De.
ceased.
On the presentation of the complaint or De-
tition of J. ii. Golf and c. M. Golf, claiming
to be entitled by virtue of certain contract
in writing, made by said A. j. Roundtree in
his Lifetime to q conveyance of tho following
described real estate, to-wt The donation
land claim OF the said A. j. Roundtree, de-
ceased, situated in Lewis county, Washing
ton Territory, and nore particularly de-
scribcd in said complaint ; and the said com
plant setting forth tho facts upon which said
claim Is predicated, and PRAYING for decree
authorizing and directing the Administrators
of said estate of A. j. Roundtree, deceased
to execute q conveyance of said real estate
1t Is, therefore, ordered by the court that
Monday, the twenty-secona day of Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1875, at eleven O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day, and the courtroom in
Olympia, Thurston county, Washington Ter
rItory, be, and the same are hereby, appoint
ed the time and place for hearing said petit
ton, when and where all persons Interested
In the estate OF said deceased may appear and
contest said petition by iling their objections
{ Seal Of Witness, Rogers 8. Greene, Es-
Dist. Coeat. quire, District Judge, and the
seal o. said court, this 18th day of October, A,
d. 1876. JOSEPH ii. HOUGHTON,
Clerk.
JoHS P. JupsoN Attorney for Petitioners,
October IT, 1875. 47:w4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
DIR. WILSON.

An article of libelous character, ey-
hibitine in q marked degree tho prorn-
inent claracterics of q certain person
who lately occupied the position of
Resident Physician" at the Asylum,
appeared In the Seattle Daily Dispatch
OF tho 18th inst.
No name was signed to the commu-
nication, but the oder could not be
mistaken. The conclusion of the ar
ticle, it was stated would appear the
day following in the next number of
the Dispatch, although more than O
week passed, and had made dilligent
inquiry, was unable until just now to
obtain the next number of the paper
containing the conclusion of the filthy
article to which the signature "Pedro,"
is attached.
The chief merit of the communication
seems to be O uniform consistency; o
perfect adaptation of one part to an
other. Any respectable name attached
to such communication would be en-
tirely out of place, and it is fair sup
position that one possessed with dis
DOoAtloh w WllCC al W WllCl ut
dare not put his name is much more
conversant with "pedro" than with the
profession which he claims to repre-
sent.
The fellow seems to act with the i'm
preston that the only object of testi-
mony is to assist your friend OR yourself
out of scrape, to mystify or lead
astray. Whenever I have given testi-
mony have only stated facts and
stuck to the truth, which is more than
"Pedro" can do. l say once more that
my object in coming to Washington
Territory was On account Of my health.
I do not make as much money by at
least S400, as il 1 was in til Asylum at
East Portland. Can you understand,
Pedro? The smouldering fires of
.'Pedro's" wrath emits dense cloud of
smoke, which perverts his moral sensi-
bility and obscures his mental vision.
A. NJ. BALLARD.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FoN
THE RELIEF OF THE AFFLICTED.

The surgeons OF the National Surgical
Institute, located ct Indianapolis, In
diana, Pacific Branch, $40 Bush street,
San Francisco, have finally yielded to
the many urgent appeals to visit Port
land, Oregon, for Tho benefit of the
people Of Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory. Three or more of the surgeons
will be at the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Portland, Oregon, on the LIST, I'd, Sd,
4th, 9th and It'll, of November, 1875.
They will have with them o great
amount of surgical apparatus, applian-
ces, etc., and competent assistants and
worknen to change, fit and make such
apparatus as may be required. They
will come esp ecially prepared to treat
all surgical cases: Paralysis, oil kinds
of Deformities Of the Face, Spine and
Limbs, Diseased Joints, Diseased Eyes,
Catarrh, Private Diseases, Piles, Els
tula, etc. On account of the great ex-
pense attending such trip, they will
not make another, therefore, all who
wish to avail themselves of the advant-
ages of the Institute, without the long
journey to San Francisco or Indiana
polls, must do so at this time. No
cases will be undertaken without fair
hope of relief. 1t is needless to say
that the institution is entirely respon-
sible, and the largest and most popular
of the kind in America, curing thou
sands annually. Remember the time
and place, and come early. ~ Send
| to the Institute for circular.