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bered with broken furniture, damaged
goods and broken machinery. The
machinery Of i,tng works burned IS
believed to be badly damaged, but
not utterly ruined, the water in the Con-
solidatsd Virginia being out through the
Gould and Lowry and other mines, but
the pumping facilities thus far are made
quatc. Last night all mir shaft of the
Ordes mine WAS on fire, and sent coll
umn of flame hundred and fifty feet
high. / is believed that it will burn out
the shaft and 60 no further, communca-
tion being pretty vol cut of below.
This mine is on the south Of the region
of the fire and above it, and took from
flying clnders. Its buildings were not
burned. Information from about the
mines is to the effect that all the men got
out without injury, and with the eNcep-
tion of some burning timbers OF the
Ophir shaft which fell down it and sent
gasScs, as if of burning wood, up the
shaft, no damage was done to the mines.
supply OF Gold and silver Cut OF.
WAsHISGToN, October 27,-Doctor
Lindernan, Director of the mint, esti.
mates that by the Virginia fire, the sup
ply of gold bullion will be cut of to the
extent Of $l.OOO,0OO per month, for four
months, and the supply OF silver bullion
S. 100000 per month for some length of
time
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October II Flour -
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Fnrly
active and unchanged. Corn-NomlnaL
Oats-Du.l; western mixed 31@ilC,
white western Ulo i4c. Ryc-Qg'"t and
nominal At 78G SOC. liay-Stesdy a,
so GOA a 90 Pork-Firm at 81 UoC
:.3 50. Lard-Stcady at l4}G ljr. But
ter Steady and in moderate dmuHd;
western extras 23c; firsts 2jCm27c. Petro-
loum-Unchangct Cofec-Quiet and
steady; Rio carEoes lS!'G2lc; jobblng
l9m ~. Whi,ky-Dull and nominal nt
ST IT,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINEATI, October 27.-Co:ton-
Quiet at l3.c. Flour-Dulli family
- 65G,6 -. Wheat-Duil; red 81 p
al 20. Corn-Quict and firm At Goe
Oats-DulI at 2SGE42c. Barley-Steudy;
Canada -. Rye-Firm at 1So. Pork
Quiet Mt $50 2j@ 90 30. Lard
Steady; steam l3!ci kettle l33c. Bulk
Meats Qujcr; old l2iml2!c loose; job
bing, shoulders s.; clear RIB ia l2!rl
l2Icssparkcd Bscon-Quiet and un-
camagcd. Whisky-At 81 -.
IIogs--Quiet; common light s. 75@
90; good : G0@7 20; extra butcher,
s. piln1 ID.
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Philadelphia Market.

PH1ADELrHiA. October 21.-SccIs-
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum -
Firm; refined l%inl3ici crude i0i~
lOyc. Flour-Fairiy active; Iowa, W.
consin and Minnesota Sc 5oCi7 .; high
grades s. 7jG,S -. Wh"at-Du!i; new
Pennsylvania red ii 3ola.l SO; new w",.-
crn red 81 l5IDl -; amber 81 400 i%.
Rvc-At 7j(1.s1c. Corn Frmcr at 7Ou
7lc. Oats Inactive; white IjG isc.
Provisions Weak. Pork-$22 l2lm
- 80. LarI-l4@l4!c. Whisky-sl H.
Butter-Steady; western extras 2Sa @Oc,
tir,ts 25m pc; rolls extra 29h soc; hr-ts
2GCd 2Sr. Che,se--Firm. Eggs-Firm;
western fresh 27@2Sc.
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Warrington Races.

WAsuI>eroS. October 27.-Thc first
race, one and half mile dash, for all
ages, WAS won by Ozark, Nettio Norton
second. Galway third; no time taken.
The second race was mile and omar
ter dash for three year olds, and was won
by Springlet, Weatherby second; time,
2:2O
The third race, mile heats, was won by
Willie Burke Century second, Smart
third; time l1:lt. Zoo.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

new YORK. October 81 Business was
quiet with the domestic commission
houses and the importing and jobbing
trade was light. Prints quiet, but some
large lines Of old light tancles were jobbed
At low figures. New York Mills sheet
inCs are reduced. Cotton lanneIs active.
Repelian;s IN better demand. Woolon
goods for mems wear ruled quiet The
Daily Bulletin says: two hundred
cases OF Felt Skirts were sold At Suctlon
and brought good P!ioes.
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Tmcruccd RlngH-stoShcn Cut.

Nhw IohN, October 27.-Surrogatc
iiu.,n,u>, to-day. o,Icrel the United
States Trust Company to pay over to the
State cth,rr, 500. i"j. in satisfaction OF
the juig"u"1. # the supreme Court
against the estate Of one of the Tweed
ring suits. The remainder of the funds
IN the hands Of the Trust Company, after
the pavmcnt OF counsel fees, is ordered to
be pard to WatSon's widow, as admins
trairiN for the benefit of the creditors Of
the estate.
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= Ni,ro-GlycerIne Explosion.

Boston. October "a quantity Of
rotro.g,yccrins was exploded last night
under the w.n lows of uavaTe co,leg"
nuidlug and several hundred pains OF
slas. shattered 1t WAS narrow escape
from moe serious damage some Of the
students. il l. said, were the perpetrators.
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Toledo Market.

To.Epo. October "7.-Flour- Du!l.
Wheat, QuIcl; ambcr$l I9i; seller no
y"m.,r 81 Is, scirr December - -,
40. red - O7~Sl 0S Corr-Qui"'
ami roady: high mixed Gjc seller W.
ycmbrr;' 'oIcr wear lStc; low mixed aS.t
no grndr 3D.. Oat--Duli. No "t:..
Nirhivgu b.
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ToLrDo. October 27.--The west bound
train on the Lake Shore railway this at
ternoor, when near Quincy, Michigan,
ran into wagon containing maa
usmcd NoiIor, s.cd y wears, and hIS
mother, aged G5, killing both almost III
stan:ly. The horses stopped on tn"
tracN in front of the approaching train
and refused 90 move.
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LoNpoN. October IS. :. W.--A dis
patch from Berlin states that tn" counci!
OF physicians acting in behalf Of the Su-
prrmc Court have declared that Count
Won Arnim is unable to bear tn" pro-
Ionged imprisonment to which he has
been sentenced
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DENVER October -. Three OF the
participants in the murder Of the four
Italians in this city have been arrested.
one ofthem, an Italian, confessed TO hay-
ing played his harp while FIVE others cut
the thr0ats Of their victims. The lndiS-
nation is intense, but it is believed the
culprits will be dealt with according to
law
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
--H~----.Gs-=-
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


NEW YORK, October 27.-The suspen-
sion of Ira Beard, 4j7 Broadway, dealer
in millinery goods, is announced.
Hugh Yonng has made All assignment;
liza abilities Sl7l,sl6; assets So ,39l,
The music publishing house OF Lee y
Walker, Philadelphla, has suspended
liabilities $4,000; assets S25O,OOo.
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ArsAHLr. Men, October 27-Nil-
liam Stewart, a prominent citizen here,
wa. lound dead in the street yesterday,
with four deep wounds in his head.
Stewart left his store the night previous,
having $1,000 on his person, which was
missing. Great excitement prevails.
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New YORK, October 21.-John Dolan
indicted for the murder Of james Noe,
was this evening convicted Of murder IN
the Court o: Oyer and Terminer, and
sentenced to be hung on December 10Th.
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Slajun Agent Arrested.

MEMrnIs, October 27.-M. COMBS, Jr.,
who has figured here since the war AS
rI,Gm agent, was sent to jail to-day b.
United States Commissioner in default
Of $1,000 bail. on the charge OF being n
party in an attempt TO defraud the Gov
ernment in bounty claims OF colored
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Pittsburgh Market.

PIrrsRrRGH, October 27.--Whrut
Dui. and price, unchanged. Corn
Quiet; Sh"llcd GSm 1Oc, lew err So
Pcirolcum-Quiet; crude 81 G2l at Par
Eors; refined l3tml@sc Philadelphia d"
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wheeling STOCK Market.
CmEIsTMAS's SrocK YARDS,

WEDNESDAY, Oct. -,
CATTLE Arrivals during the week,
I57 head sold at - 0OCd4 - per cwt.
HoGs-Arrivsls during the week, l'.
head; sold at 7GG7{c per Ii.
SHEEr-Arrlyals during tho week 1:
head; sold at Sc, ic per 10.
LAMH~-Arriyals during the week, -
head; SD at s. per ID.
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APnthcr Shnnis IIIsS Son.

NEW YORK, October 27.-John and
Thomas Dowdell, father and son, of No,
Al Henry street, quarreled this morning
while drunk. and the father shot the son.
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Heal IlIySpif."

Inc People, Common Sense M"dirai
Adviser, Il book oi about 900 page, I.luo.
,-u'"d with about 80 engraving, and
rolorud plates, and sold at the exceeding
j., low price Of 81 %, tells YOU how 10
cure Catorrh, Liver Complaint, Dy--
pep-.a. or Indigestion, SICK, Biliou, and
other Headaches Scro'um, Bronchial,
Throat and Lung Diseases; all diNrnsr.
peculiar I" womcn;aud most other chrou-
lr rs well as acute disorders. II contain
important Information for h"young md
cd male and female, single and married.
n"whcr"c ell" to be- found. Men and w"-
men. II arr.cd and single, srr tempted T."
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GENERAL NOTES.

The Hartford Cyaraut advises yong
ladies to carry rcyo.vers.
Blsuor LlrrLEJoHN, Of the diocese Of
New York, j, IN Europe and while there
h. viii con-eera,e in Rome St. Pau's
Amortcau Ept,copa. Church.
OcR West Virgins editorial excursion
l,ts were shown around the Chicago Wa
ter works the other day. An exchange
says this was II crur. joke.
DoNx PuTr, or Mr.. Dion Pott, as
Secretary Chandler calls him, mas return
cd from Europe. There will probably
be- some fun IN Washington.
Mr.. E,p.Er DALE OWEN has SO far
recovered h' health that he was able to
lecture the other day before the Law
School at Bloomington, Indiana.
Now that the Stonewal Jackson statue
IS insugurated, the people of Virginia are
turning their attention to one OF General
Eooe-. +. Lee.
A BrrrALo judsr has decided that
.ae clothing of occupant. Of sleeping
..r.i, -. the owners risk, and if stolen
"a, va.s, cauno; be recovered from the |
-...g..- ea5 company.
Two uuNDRgD trains pass daily over
..e PENNSYLVANIA railroad between New
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F..v o.1 report. this morning the
~ lau..,.y. are that the weather to-day
... .- partly cloudy, with southwest TO
,5-l.a,. winds, and lower temperature.
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BALTIMORE, October 27.--F. c. La
thropc. Democrat, was to-day elected
Mayor OF this city, By 2,I3l majority.
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wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THE WHEELING REGISTER |
WEDNESDAY, Oct. -, 1915.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. y, 1875. J
Our merchants report Il fair business
in Groceries and Provisions, during the
week. There are but few changes in
quotations: = slight decline in sugars,
ard s,,.Il .b.;nI.ao g., .bo s..,,os ~,
some articles Of provisions. Butter Is
more plenty aad the price is down to
o2C,o5c F.rs ,ra ....rcn brt M b;.,bar
Corn i lower-o!d Is about 0uc, and new
only 40 TO SOC. and but little demand Tor
uol...n Eat T,c. oro +, .,lF.;o,,
'"0 '' 49,
quantities To supply the '''H"hu' ana
prices have declined to -.
In wheat and flour there is no change.
~, ..., a.. l.,,....i -.
! NV supp! . ''i.'''
present quotations.
The New York Pr1jurr E'rcLaugc
W,stl, ciycs IN. f,liowrrr with refer
,.
'hc' !" Tue s'''N "' ""'"' j." ru'oP''
from which It appears that there Will be
n good demand for the surplus Of the
1-.:..,, s..,.. r.,,, r,a,,,.4 l,c.r. ,ho
termination oi IN" crop year.
nTra ,,bcs. ,-,r of Pussia IN ls-5 l.
less than the under average crop OF 1874,
and the quality Is generally uuSatistac-
tory. The shipment since September lst,
from that country has been moderate.
Tho harvest in the | nltcd Kingdom
= Mt NOR, 'av,r.Llv th,u,rbt pf ihau
10 NV .s.f,.
earlier IN lhe season, AI"i "a hiS LHuI.' -
rather less so: neither has there been any
,,b,.,,,, for ,L,, h.,tn- ~, thar,nort. of ,iI.
-
Frencn crops. IN" imports ana exports .
of France would seem u indicate that tho .
crop OF 1874, on which the consumption /
commenced with bare stocks from /
the crop ol l'''' wa, nrnnS, .g 'I"% 'IG noo
eihI tsIIHi"!'N l-'"o''""' ~ Ii'''''''' t
hrctolitres, and consequently the expect .
cd stpnli.s from France tbl, wear will .
- - b,I -, ,,,,.,,3 /
Iurh ,"1 r'H In"" ""u p'sm cNP'S''"'
Tho crop of Germany IN 1919 has been
urif,r,nlv rcnrn.putrj us inferior in nuul. /
u" '.'' .'''9 go
ny :" VI, "'''' "'"' '""''' '''i '' '9' 80
\ AustrO-HunEurS the wheat crop Is lar .
from, bnirg ssti;for,orv
W." @ w 'r .,
Inc bW'ft" "'S HH"t' "i I"FlN' ms 7
published "A detailed statement al the .
r'.r,,ns j., rr.r,n f,- 1874 ,,,nrIin, IN
which That OF wheat Is estimated Mt So,- .
g33 600 lactulltres: rye 1S.5iG 600 hcC.
yJ,oo ,aI,tyos. L.rlsy 81 7o5 ogo r,rtnI.,rn. and
'0.''' - a., O"' -
oats ol,4eD,UOO hcct"htFcS.
The wheat crop hy TIL, estimate J.
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2f'hee,!nQ 3eglstcr.


closed + &ew York yesterday
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RAILR0Ap NoRTGAGES-FIrm and N
good demand; Harlem coupon drsts sold
1T ll3;; Erie seconds at lOOi; Union
Pac.ar frs;s ut lU2; sinking fund at 8! +;
The daily gazette., 1875-10-27
Il Il L NJ O II ED FAIL URE.

NO TRUTH IN THE STATEMENT THAT
MORRIS, TASKER : CO., HAVE sUs.
PENDED.
1t was reported to-day on the streets
and the report occrsioned a buzz
in business circles iii 1t the old estab-
lished house of Morris. Tasker & Co,
had suspended and closed the doors of
their large manufacturing works at
Fifth and Tasker streets.
A visit to the office Of the firm, on
Third street below Walnut, resulted
IN learning that the reported failure
was wholly untrue, and the probable
foundation for it was stated. This is
the season OF the year when Ithe firm
take their annual account of stock and
the doors were yesterday closed in or
der to render the laborious work COM
plete in detail. The firm intended to
reopen the establishment on Monday
next, but in view of the fact that the
election occurs ON the following day,
work will not be resumed until Wed.
nesday morning next, This is the
cause of the rumor, which so far as the
failure of the firm is concerned, is
wholly untrue. telegraph.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-27

The committee of Treasury clerks
recently sent to San Francisco with Z,
). notes to exchange for currency
which had become unfit for circulation
have returned to Washington. They
bring back three millions of cancelled
[. ). currency, and $400, coo in notes
of the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company of San Frlncisco, the Gold
Bank having reduced its circulation
that amount by deposits of coin in the
Treasury. The gold notes will be i'm :
mediately destroyed.
Senor Don Adolfo Ibanez, the new
Minister from Chilli, and Count Ladis-
laus Hyos, the new Minister from
Russia, were presented to the Presi-
dent yesterday. The usual compli-
mentary speeches were exchanged.
Too much irrigation is not good for
land. A square of ground in Calves
ton, Texas, which was held at $50, 900
before the recent food there, Is now
absolutely worthless.
Gatling guns have been ordered for
the Bey of Tunis and the King Of Siam.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-27
THE CITY HALL TOWER.
A cAUsTIc CRITICISM OF ITS ARcHrrEc-
TURAL BEAUTIES,

A cAusTTc CRITICISM OF ITS ARcHITEc-
TURAL BEAUTIES.
A Wilmington writer to the Lewes
Llght blows the following blast at our
City Hall improvement:
1T is just as serious q matter to Of
fend the eye, or to lower the standard of
excellence in public buildings, as it is to
Inconvenience q locomotive public by
rough streets and projecting curbs, over
which they continually stub their toes,
and yet against the latter an immediate
outcry is made while some mysterious
intiuence--"odd force"-perhaps, checks
righteous indignation against such abor-
tions as adorn our improved City Hall.
great square base, about one-third
the entire frontage of the Hall, rises
abruptly from the roof, rising q distance
nearly. if not quite, equal to its width,
and from this extends skyward taper
ing spire, the lines Of which break sud
denly into perpendicular, as if reiracr- =
ed by the before mentioned "odd force"
to allow OF the pilot house cap with
which the spire eliminates.
The ornaments are of various orders,
arches, regular and gothic, turned ro-
settles pyramidal culminations. The
square base, the interior being the bell
rooin, III OrndmenteQ IN manner to SuR-
gest familiarity with the wheel house
decorations of our river steamboats,.
The corners formed at the base of the
spire (Which Is an uctagon in its cross
section) by the difference between octa.
gon and square, are ornamented with
little steeples having pyramidal roofs
ornate with rod and gilt ball.
Tho effect of this superstructure upon
the Hall building is ludicrous, it having
at once the appearance of being squeez
ed and crushed squeezed in between
two larger buildings and set back from
the street as though Intentionally hid
den, while any upward tendency is crush
ed out by this new addition.
This bell tower, or fire lookout, on,
| cannot help considering as entirely sep
arate from the main building, there be
ing nothing in common, either in line O
proportion. between them and the i'm
preston made by such view being sim
liar to that left by the windmills SO fire.
quent in old Dutch pictures-the onl,
| drawback being the newness of the pain
but this may be qui1otic wind mill
| having donned new armor."
The daily gazette., 1875-10-27
Killed on the Rail.

ms mnes'efday morning about six o'clock
rsn,I -aa named A. G. Wilson, was in.
0sI,Iy 0y Killed a short distance below
R'i1.a1 Rau1 Station, on the Pennsylvania
a.s aivad' % Upon investigating the
~ he unfortunate man was found
e S,,, Wholesale and tail dealer in
h 6s~sf, eggs, and poultry, and was on
bss way to Philadelphia with a car
,Sou h., oI such produce, as his cards
Al s, ,,.n ne operated Ia q business way
O,sals Ts.,n Nos: 136, lat and 14s, South
,iS;~n iSern Market, of that city. He was
md IN box car containing leather,
.lOnudpS upon reaching Oakland his train
loIIdpSa lIIPpea suddenly and a similar train
A. ,s,OWing ~ ran into 1t with such force
in w,am ,uaemollsh several cars. The one
miSaie SHleh Wilson was found was in the
Wss 'e OF the train, and his condition
bsin sorrowful one to behold, he
libIas crushed and mangled In a hor-
Co,oana Ce manner. Upon his person the
'lssvaf found silver watch, gold
riDs buttons, gold breast-pin, gold
Is !, auu pocket book containing S163.-
ssva,g ~ green backs, a check or two and
a ,sl nas. other papers of value. From
that on the train It was learned
are oa deceased was about "a years of
nsr,;as Sua only a few weeks ago had
Juniastoa Jsa an estimable young lady in
bus;Iu ba county, and who was now
10 % ~ engaged in making preparations
The daily gazette., 1875-10-27

CATEcHIsM BEG AT West Prcsby-
terlan church, last evening, a Cate
chism Bee WIS held, In which thirteen
young ladies and two gentlemen par
ticipated. Charles Baird aud James
Morrow were umpires and Rev. ]. NJ.
T. Otis gave out the questions. West
minister Shorter Catechism, containing
one hundred seven questions was
used, and when all the questions had
been given ont four of the young
ladies remained in the class. The
questions were then given out again,
but all four successfully answered.
Three prizes--a Bible Dictionary, the
Pilgrims Progress end LYNN Book
had been offered, but as there were
four successful competitors it was de-
cided to withhold these and to award
four other prizes of equal value. The
young ladies who came OFF victors are
Misses Addie Belts. Sallie Jones, Ella
Walker and Matte Wales.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-27
E.F. KunkeI's Bitter Wine ofIrol

Has never been known to fail In the cure OF
weakness. attended with symptoms indis-
position to eKertion, loss of memory, difficult
of breathing, general weakness, horror of
disease, weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
horror of death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness of vision, languor, uni.
yersal lasstude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
hot hands. hushing of the body, dryness OF
the skin, pallld countenance and eruptions
on the face. purifying the blood, pain in the
back, ,heaviness OF the eyelds, frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with temporary
suffusion and loss OF sight; want of atten-
ton, etc. These symptoms all arise from a
weakness, and to remedy that use E. +. Kun
kel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t never fails.
Thousands are now enjoying health who have
used It. Get the genuine. Sold only in 81
bottles. Take only Z. +. Bunkeps. Depot
and office. No. 259 North Ninth street. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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 tonic
medicine. 1t costs but little. purl1es 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 +. F, KUNkEL, sole
proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia. Pa.
Ask for kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron and
take no other.
II is sold only in 81 bottles, with photo
graph OF the proprietor on each wrapper, all
other is counterfeit
Sold by druggists augolmdTw
No. 25D. Tape Worm 259.
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
No fee unless the head passes. Come and re-
M ter to patients treated. Dr, f I; Kunkei,
vice free. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
also removed.