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THE sUN NEWSPAPER

printed every day In the year fts regular edition on
secular days averages about 10000 Its weekly
sditon over $4,000 and its Sunday issue about the
same. IL thus prints and sells million copies a week.
which are read all the United States. This Is
srculation unprecedented in American journalism
and II Is constantly on the increase.
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DiuY "a pages. BY mail. 55c. month, or $3.50
sJear, postpaii with sunday edition. 500.
SUNDAY - pages, s i.2O PER year. postpaid.
WEEKLY u pages, Si.lO per year, postpaid.
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The Troubles of jay Gouids Newspaper


The Tribune is suffering from too heavy
load To carry Its new and costly building
was erected at a most unfortunate time, ana the
endeavOr To tide over the long-Contlnued de-
preston In business, with such burden, has
proved almost too mmon for us stren.ln.
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The American watch has now obtained

The American watch has now obtained
an almost universal reputation for superiority
over tho English watch, and this, in great part
because OF the less number 81 pieces OF which
It Is composed. Thus tho former, OF tho kew
wlnder class, contains ll3 pieces, and the stem
winder lb5 pieces. The English watch, on the
other hand, Is composed of 03s more pieces than
tho American, the excess being found In the
iusse and chain. According to the length aud
hneness OF tho chain, tho Enrlish manufacture
eontalna from sixty-foT to sayantY pieces to
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BecchorIsm Ia YnIe College.

Jack" said n Yale student to his chum,
:" me old man reems TO have waded into Beech
eram cloAn up to his eyes"
"fes," replied the other and suppose no
Won't have Any objection to our carrying night
KEYS now"
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A single day brought two great joys TO
BABcocK during his recent visit to ST. Louis. II
the verdict of the jury came as a welcome relief
from suspense the reception OF the following
despatch must have Oiled his poor, Prosecuted
heart with holy peace:
seen. o. e. BAncooH, 81 Louis For right is right az
Gop good, ana right the dav s won. Inank SrORRs
PohTRh, WILLIAMS, and KRuh for me Bless thCm.
. "WAsIlEGroN, Feb. "a. A. Il. SHErHERp"
Boss SHEPHERD had just returned from buff
falo hunt upon the boundless prairles, and prob
ably heard for the frst time OF the malicious
conspiracy against the good name OF his faithful
Measurer. II any man knows the ms and outs
Of BADcocK's nature, Boss sHEPHERD is that
man. His despatch must therefore be accepted
as proof that BADcocK is completely INDICATED
In the eyes OF the Washington Ring. The Boss
also thanks and besses BABcoCK's counsel. We
congratulate Judge PORTER and his associates
on tho possession OF SHEPHERDS blessing.
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win Grant rura Asainsr nabcoch,

2
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Gen. BahcOok
will not e.ain enter upon mis- dutie8 at the Ex-
ecuiive Mansion. lie resigne there before the
-. Louis trial. To-day TIE President accept I'd
biz resisnation. and detailed his sln, SECOND
Lieut.: Col. Fred. Grant, Tor fiiitary secretary.
he President has also decided To dispense win
the services OF MI LC key. who is the Private
Secretary under the Law, and will appOiut Ulys-
ses Grant, Jr., In his nlace.
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There are rumors that Mr. REID will soon lose
HIS place editor OF the Iroe tnu. far thy
ohiy iunors aud probably DO not deserve much atten
uon.-BtSidl0 Cs.rsef.
All such rumors must be mistaken. 1t Il true
the Tribune has ceased To be profitable to JAY
GOULD, but To cannot sell out his interest. He
has some S7OO,OoO or $4,000 planted there, and
1t Is doubtful II he could possibly reallLe by any
sort OF sale ten per cent. Of the sum. Indeed,
no sensible man would nay him anything for
the majority OF Tribune stock which he con
trolls. or for the large amount Of Tribune bonds
upon which he has made or guaranteed ad-
vances. The value of the property has been de-
strOyed edectually as though II had been
burned up. The immense and absurd building
could not be sold to-day with the land on which
1t stands for more than the mortgage OF $3)),O00
which rests upon II. Indeed, IL Is doubtful II 1t
could be made to bring that sum at present, be-
cause the buyer might find it difficult TO rent It
for enough to pay the expenses, taxes. and re-
pairs, and give him n fair return for his outlay.
We hear Of gossip about town regarding a re-
construction OF the establishment, but the eff
fort Is not likely to come to anything; and JAY
GOULD will PROBABLY continue to carry Il on with
his present young editor until Its debt is piled
up so high that he cannot stand IL any longer,
and let's his big investment 20 to smash. The
iriblGle, founded by HORACE GREELEY, is in
danger Of 1naly passing through the hands of
JAY GOULD and his young editor into financial
bankruptcy as II long since passed into moral
bankruptcy.
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AsSDctu u Press Desbdtt.
WAsHINGTON. teb- 2i.-Gcn. DabcOolt In con-
ve-sation with as friends says he has no present
intention Of rosi.ning his position of Priv te
Secretary to the President: nor does he con
slccr IL at all necessary To renew his request
for an army court OF inquiry t. yIndicdto him
from the ch rgcs winch have already been dis.
po.ed Of otter u fun ana fair trlal oy the civil
t.lOIual.
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brooklyn Is a funny town, besides being viz
tuous ana pols but is there really a fellow there
named j. T. DsoFNAEc or }. 7. CRAWFORD, or what
Is hls name2
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The following official circular, which we
translate from the Did,So de Ia Marina Of Havana
of the 18th inst gives pretty lucid insight into
the financial condition OF Cuba, and the very
limited quality Of what Spain calls her domin-
ion over the island. The ROYAL Commissary
who issued II very bluntly saws that there Ia a
war on tho island, and that II Ia increasing in
tent but he must no mistaken, for MIR. FISH has
for seven years given this matter his careful at
tention. and he declares there Ia no war in Cuba,
and objects 20 any statement to the contrary
except from spanards. The circular reads as
follows:
"foGicisl1
"RoYAL conussARYsuIP OF ISLAND OF CUBA.
"on the OH OF December last stated to the munich
paic of the island that ny the aa day OF that month
pbgd 81 g 9 pfr feP sS 81 % ne
TO the patriotism Of those corporations nstruetng
any Tina to the ceeu rO'f What
f, 70 rne .fsssuD ~ ths assessed
sums due the taxes referred to stl imp IA,
rs o S 'f 6 L &c 81 aS
engagements with due promptness. =, -.,,.--
eonsGpfd 10 my cre not to nc SeSed to use yoent
crcaan0 demands fe udr anG the not l. s. important
ones off, cvi service ADMIT no desy It /. outey
Indispensable to collect assessed taxes as the only
%ead acct St 5,a g9u c which
IA order avei1 tue, sgan appeal to tue zeal and
pat,ois9 fyour ill.irous c9rnorllon SO that VIII
o. Inc 10 and OF M 10 per cent taxes up 10 the end Of
1870 withoui nH tara account allowing weakness
carues'ae. IN tht collection Of what appertainj to the
Irc-ent 90 ON both contributions.
fialy, 10 my cuty TO state tiat, howsoever pain
IN taf n' tn mission which has been In rustet to
nN hls MnJc-y'- Govcrnmont snail be obliged TO
gn'oy debtors 10 the unexpected event Of TINS circu.
lai net srini promptly and punctualy complied Nh
IN . detail 1ou VIII acknowledge receipt Of II to
me lhlousn the bureau OF .eAtraoglinarv taxes. God
ggvH You many year; TOMAS hoDRrourz Rum.
"fo the Prrs.dcnt OF the Municipality Of -"
The taxes referred to in the above circular are
the 10 per cent. tax on capital and the 10 per
cent. annual tax on income. a pleasant country
Cuba must be to work In lust now, especially
when one reflects upon tho amount OF protec-
ton to life and property which the paternal
Government Of Spain vouchsaies to It's subjects
In return for their contributions.
II, however, the painful perturbation" at
which Mr. RUN hints can be averted only by
collection Of these cxorbitant and absurd taxes.
Havana is not unlikely before long to be the
theatre of bloody dr. ma which will throw all
former muTderous outbreaks completely into
the shade.
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Speed the news specl the n.w
Speed ths uew- onward
"Dicd oi snryduOu one
OF tie tiNnGaGreu
Ouc wilu hts part mai played
Well ia tAa L.sht BgGlle,
Mncn thrlusl tae y.l' OF death
kole the six hundred.
Food % tnc NIGHT Of MIN.
Food - the i.tt ofhln,
Rood al srouaI, yet
The veteran hungerel
He Who tnrolsa sAOl AMI shell
FcarlcsslY rode, and woll,
And wAeu tire word W s"Cnargc,'
snraa MT nor fingered.
III.
"Oh TO the workhousc, Yoa -
Back IN asmlY ne drew,
Feeling he never knew
Wneu cannon taunderei.
His mot 10 plead, or sign,
liza but TO ,t.rve an dia
Aud to panpcr's grave
Sink wlth a soul as bravo
AZ tnrousI tue Yl!e OF death
Rode tac * hu idgei
~.
Flashed pr0nd spirt there.
10 through the luans despair.
shauins tne seryle therei
Soaring the umid, while
SOrdid souls wondered;
Then turned to face his fate
Calmly, WIKI soul as great
AS when Though shot sad shel.
Ne rode with six hundred
With high hope elate,
Laughing in fa'e Of fate
RODE with Elk hundred.
v.
Hunger his mate ny day.
Sunday aud working day,
Winter ana summer day
shame oa the nation
Struggling with might and mNa.
Smlt by dhcl C AMI pain
lie, N Victoria, reign,
"Dlod Of starvation"
Nhne yet t"e land with pude
Tells OF The ne .dlou5 ride
OF tdn siS hinlrti'
VIM y,tto w'lsnung''
While y.t tlf LauGat,s hia,s'
"suue un, GIs b,nul-ic.,
Let US with uAt'd breath
ellhow one starved 10 death
OF the siX nuuuitd,
VI
What can th.t horror aide
o. the dirau d,a'h he d,td
WelIm,y men world
one of the Llshi Er.-t!c
Que VIII thu rurt. l.i ne
pled u sheer AuH.Nrl ~ ~
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Eyerybody 10 be Whilcwnshed.

Since the acqulttal of BlhCock The friends
OF extinct Clerk Avery arc AN -uinu that a new
trial viii be granted ~ Aln and tnat an acquittal
Will DC tho result.
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Dr, ], IT. McLe0n, The great mediclno king OF
me Nesl, nis GirH Confidence in n new principle
remedy tor the cure ot coughs, Colus, aud consumption
ile oilers 10 give away free sample of DR. J n, Me
LEAFS cough and lung beating glubnlas at his 0ce, 3li
Ahr lihl IT, 81. Louis Mo Ihat rItud bc euOurh To-
NDuyutc the most .piltal u trr NV4uvIIIl NtLes
IrIal uuXrs hv nan - "uuta.-Idp
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no tlc Pfr.ldent Of he Municipality Of -
There is need for careful and intelligent

There is need for careful and intelligent
revision OF the bill now before the Asse mbly pro-
vidng for the supervision of criminals after leav-
ing prison. The bill imposes new aud portant
duties upon judges, police functonaries, prison
keepers, and released convcts. There would be
some difficulty in carrying out some OF It's pro-
visions as they stand. All Its features, parts,
and phraseology ought to be thoroughly scruti-
nized before its passage Sucn a law Is needed,
far ne It's main object is concerned but its
operation should be made as simple Us possible.
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BRONCHITIs.-Ihe usual SYMPTOMS Of this
dse Sc are cough, soreness OF the lungs or throat
hore,nes, dimculty Of brcatnlnI hecLc FEVER spl'-
thg Of phIegm or NATTER aud com stuHs blood III 3,
an ILLUMINATION of the hne sNin amin The ns1 OF tho
Mhue Or the MlId luuel or air yessris WLich IAN
hruuth every part OF the lngs. Jas .cs EKpcctOrant
,mmeulaleI snppfcsses the cough, pain, inflammation,
ieNeIi and umcNf oi hrl'tNlhG; produces free and
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ONE or run LIour BRIGADE.

paragraph appeared some days ago IN fHR sUs an
nouncing The death OF Jonn Fizpatrics, one OF tht
Lishi Brigade, wh) died OF starvation IN England. liz
had received pension 4 six ponce day, wIlch how
ever, was Withdrawn several years arc, aud he
deayored to out miserable existeace by riding IN
circus pageants. Od ami d'ease united him foI
this other tho only refuge iof tle disabled
soldier the poJrloIae, from whicl he shranA In
horror Tue verdict ol tho jroners jury wlgi Died
OF starvation AMI tne cas-. disgrace ~ the Wan
OtiCy."
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18
Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, BrOn-
chitts, Consumption. A Wonderful
Cure,

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 13, 1874.
II. V. PIERCE, M. D., Buffalo. N. Y:
Dear Sir Il had suffered from Catarrh
in an aggravated form for about twelve
years and for several years from Bron-
chial trouble. Tried many doctors and
things without any lasting benefit. In
May, '72, becoming nearly worn out with
excessive Editorial labors Oh a paper in
New York City, l was attacked with
bronchitis in severe form, suffering al
most a total loss OF voice. | returned
home here. but had been home only two
weeks when was completely prostrat ed
with hemorrhage from the lungs, having
four seoere bleeding spells Dithin two Deeks,
and first three inside of nine days. In the
September following, improved sufi-
GENTLY to be able to be about, though in
| a very feeble state. My Bronchial trou-
BILE remained and the Catarrh was
| tenfold worse than before. Every effort
for relief seemed fruitless. seemed to
be losing ground daily. continued in
tiis feeble state, raising blood almost
daily until about the first of March, '73,
when | became so bad as TO be entirely
ed your remedies. But l was extremely
skeptical that they would do me good, as
l had lost all heart in remedies, and be.
gan to look upon medicine and doctors
| with disgust. However, l obtained one
of your circulars, and read it carefully
from which came to the conclusion that
you understood your business, at least
finally obtained o quantity of DR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, your Golden
Medical Discovery and Pellets, and com.
menced their vigorous use according tc
directions. To my surprise. soon be-
gan to improve. The Discovery and Pei
lets, In short time, brought out q severe
eruption, which continued for several
weeks. l felt much better, my appetite
Improved, and l gained in strength anC
flesh. In three months every vestige Of
the Catarrh was gone, the Bronchitis
had nearly disappeared, had no Cougl
whatever and had entirely ceased tt
raise blood and contrary to the expec
tation of some of my friends, the cur,
has remained permanent. have hao NJ
more Hemorrhages from the Lungs. ano
am entirely free from Catarrh, from
which had suffered so much and 81
long The debt of gratitude / owe TO
the blessing | have received at you
hands, knows no bounds. | am thor
oughly satisfied from my experience
that your medicines will master tn
worst forms of that odious disease
Catarrh, as well as Throat and Luni
Diseases. have recommended them t.
very many and shall ever speak in thei
praise. Gratefully yours,
VIM. H. SPENCER.
! P. o. Box 507, Rochester, N. Y.
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SECOND EDITION,
A COSMOPOLITAN.
He Desires to air his Theories before
Free Audience at the City Hall.

He Desires 10 air his Theories before "a
Free Audience at the City Hall.
Among the petitions presented to
City Council, last evening, was one
from one VIM. III. Lambdin, who an
nounced himself as Cosmopolitan
He petilioned for the use of the City
Hall. on Saturday night week, for the
purpose of delivering free lecture in
which lie designs to "show the reasons
why the people of nation should
adopt national cosmopolitan system of
education, as the only system that can
raise the children and youth of a ma
tion up to higher standard of citizen
ship than was ever attained before in
any nation"
The communication was referred to
tho Public Buildings Committee, and
may be favorably reported upon. But
II the petitioner desires to give his free
lecture, he will do so at cost of Cd
two dollars to the city and two dollars
to the janitor.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18
THIRD EDITION
The Second st. Mnrket House

PROPOSALS FOR ITS ERECTION INVITED
THE SPECIFICATIONS.
In another part of to.day's GAZETTE
proposals are invited for the erection
of the new Second street Market house,
which is to supercede the present struc-
ture on Second street, between Market
and King.
The specifications have been pre-.
pared and printed, and can be seen at
the Office of Jas. l.. Carpenter, Jr. No.
Gl8 Market street.
The specifications are ample and
complete. In brief they are as follows;
Excavations to be three feet deep or
deeper, if necessary. The foundation
walls to be "a inches thick, of good
Brandywine granite, we'll laid. The
brick walls to be faced with even col
or, rich pressed brick, laid with black
lead joints. On the north and south
sides, base of cut stone, eight inches
thick; door stills and window stills also
of cut stone (Brandywine granite.)
The other specifications refer to the
particular construction of the iron,
lumber and brick work and to the gen.
eral finish Of the building.
The stalls are to be of sound, well
seasoned (heart) Carolina pine, SINH.
lar to those in Bradford's market
house, with first quality hooks. set in
posts, planted in ground, of sound
white oak or some other durable wood.
They will be provided with ice boxes.
The plans for the new market house
were prepared by j. Jefferis, of this
city. They provide for a building the
general features of which, are as fol-
lows: Length, 210 feet; width, 38 feet
inches. The Market street front will
be 45 feet high, containing two large
doors, two windows above, and Man
sard roof The Mansard roof will run
back to the square, and the King St.,
front will be exactly similar to the
front on Market street. Between the
two front elevations, the roof will be
arched, surmounted by a double row
OF transformed windows. Windows
and doors will be placed along each
side OF the building. The Mansard
roofs will be covered with slate, and
the arched roof with tin. The build
Will contain 88 stalls-66 for butchers
and % for truckers.
| The work on the new building will
be commenced very soon, and it will
doubtless be ready for occupancy by
the time the summer season fairly
opens.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18

The Virginia Senate has adopted the
report on the contested senatorial cleo
ton in favor of the sitting Senator
Bradley T. johnson, by vote of 81 to
~. Five republicans voted against
one for johnson. A substitute to remit
the election to the people had previ-
ously been defeated.
The Nova Scotia government
steamer Newfeld will leave Halifax
the last of March with Nova Scotia's
contributions to the centennial. There
are 144 entries.
The specie shipments to Europe
from New York yesterday aggregated
81 $50, 900, of which 81, $40 900 was
gold and the remainder silver.
Texas is not only a thoroughly De-
mocratic State, has not only no State
debt, but has surplus Of $400, 600 in
its Treasury.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18
HOW THEY BID.

THE DESIRE OF THE PEOPLE FOR NUM-
CIPAL CONTRACrs-BIDs IN CoUN-
Gil.
The general desire of the people to
take municipal contracts is manifest
cd whenever any Of the City Council
committees invite proposals for the
performance of municipal work. The
proposals are always numerous, and
in their variety suggest the thought
that some bidders desire to make a
"good thing" while others are willing
to work for the city at a very low e
ure.
In Council, last evening Mr.. Nc.
Menamin presented the following pro-
nusals for removing ashes:
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18

\ NJ. q. A.-The regular meeting
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ION was held last evening, President
Pohrad in the chair.
During the evening 100 new mem
Pets were added.
a committee of five were appointed
facssrs. Thos. McCorkle, II. Z. Heisler,
Cole, Ainsworth, and Fisher, to max G
arrangements for holding another
meeting, in which home talent would
" invited to take part. =.
Mr' Hizar sent in his resignation as
"ofrespondipg Secretary, which was
Excepted and Mr.. Benjamin johnson
flected in his stead.
! ,aM Messrs. Griffith, McCloskey and
olDy were appointed committee to
'Cerlain certain the cost Of printing press.
other business of minor importance
E" WAS transacted and the meeting ad
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18
CITY ORDINANCES.
; A N ORDINANCE

A N ORDINANCE
To Repeal an Ordinance entitled An O,di-
nance Relating to the Sale of Meats Upon
the Streets" passed May II, 1872.
Be 1t ordered by the City Council OF VIII
mingt0n:
SECTION ]. That the Ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance relating to the Sale of Meats
upon the sire cts" passed May 18th, 1872, and
ereby repealed; Provided, that nothing here.
in contained shall in any manner impair. put
an end to, or effect any prosecution, SUIT or
suits that may now be brought or pending
for any violation OF said ordinance.
Passed at the City Hall. Feb. II, 1879.
NJ. L. L1CHTENSTEIN,
President OF City Council,
Attest:
| w. ii. LEE, Clerk. feblS-2t
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18
Reading Without Tears,

II you would relieve your eyes OF hurtfu
str ain; il you would prevent the loss Of
sight, or so soothe the light to your eyes az
TO render reading physical as well as men
tai pleasure, use the Diamond spectacles,
pair.
For sale IN Wilmington by b. s. Clark. No
| 407 Market street. feb15eod&wlw
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18

BrOdtc's MIRACULOUS cure for COrns
An English remedy Of great popularity. for
removing corns without pain.
e. BRNGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
ale by Z. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
or the Bath.
EBath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
Flesn Gloves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., of morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same claesat
L. BIdNGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
The daily gazette., 1876-02-18
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
{, F. kunkeI's Bitter Wine of lror

has never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness. attended with symptoms; indispo-
sition to exertion; loss of memory; difficulty
of breathing; general weakness; horror of
disease; weak. nervous trembling; dreadful
horror of death; Dight sweats; cold feet; {;
weakness; dimness of vision; languor; uni
versal lassitude of the mus, ular system; emo =
hot hands; flushing of the body; dryness of
the skin; rallid countenance and eruptions
on the face; purifying the blood; pain in the
back; heaviness of the eyelids; frequent
black spots flying before the eyes with tenn
porary suffusion and loss of sight; want of
attention, etc. These symptoms all arise
from q weakness, and to remedy that use Il.
+. KUNKEL's Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never
fails. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used it. Take only L. +. KUSKEL's.
Beware o. eOunterfeits and base limitations.
As Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is so we'll
known all over the country, druggists them =
off on their customers, when they call for
KunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron.
Kunkels Bittrr Wine of Iron is put up only
in 81 bottles. and has yellow wrapper nice
ly put on. the outside with the proprietor 3
photograph on each bottle. Always look for
| the photograph on the outside. and you will
always be sure to get the gepIine. 81 per
bottle, or six for e5. Sold by druggists and
dealers everywhere.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete in two hours. No
| fee till head passes. Seat Pin and Stomach
Worms removed by DR.. KUNKEL. 259 North
st.. Philadelphia. Pa. Send for circular. For
| removing all ordinary worms, call on your
druggist and get bottle of kUsKEL's WORN
SYRuP. Price. 81. febl0-d&w-lm