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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-05

ASTONISHING SuCCEs.-It Is the duty
Of every person who has nsed BosCHEE's
GERMANS SYRUP to let ia wonderful quail.
ties be known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all
throat and lung diseases. Noperaon can
use itwithOut immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we con.
slider Il the duty Of all, Druggists TO recon.
mend II to the poor dying consumplive,
at least TO try one bottle, as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
case where It failed was reported. Such
a medicine as the GERMAN SYRuP cannot
he too widely known. Ask your Drug.
gist about it. Sample bottles 10 try sold
at 10 cents. Regular size rs cents. For
sale by all Grst.class Druggists in the
United STATES. eod4w
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MARTINS FERRY TrEMs.-The Ohio
City mill was appraised at $5O,333 yes.
Lerday. 1t will be sold on the 9Th Of
January.
Mr.. Mack, editor Of the sandusky
Register, who has been visiting the family
OF Mr.. c. II. jenkins for several days,
returned to his home yesterday.
Eugene Burris, who was last week
found guilty Of cutting with intent 10
kill, was sentenced on Friday 10 one year
in the penitentiary.
Mr.. q. Fl. Jenkins and wife are off on
visit TO friends in Sandusky. Mr.. j ohm
L. VAnPelt will act as cashier Of the Ohio
City Bank during Mr.. Jenkins absence.
Squire Buckingham contemplales lay.
ing aside his judicial robe and turning
his attention 10 merchandising al
Rainey's coal works.
The town was besieged yesterday and
last night by a small army Of tramps,
youth, manhood and old age being fully
Represented in the molly crowd. Youth
in tile beardless boy, who looked HI
though this might be his frat season at
the business. Man in the great over.
grown, dirty, lazy fellows, who make
tramping business; and old age in the
gray.haired veteran, with faItering step
and altenuated form, who perhaps are
forced to tramp as a means OF livelihood,
all Of whom are a very great annoyance
by their incessant solicitation Of some
thing TO eat and their tales of irOubles
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HOTEL AnnlvA1a.-The following are

HOTEL ARRlvAIs.-The following are
among the late arrivals at the hotels:
81. James-John B. Thaxton, Washing.
ton, D. G.; Frank f. Simms and vile,
Julia Kennedy, LOnaconingfNId; Thos.
ArbuCklc, Chicago; A. Briuon, Pitts
hurgb; g. K. Ford, Boston; Webster Dunn,
Zanesville, 0.
JieIaTe-J. R. skinker, G. C. Boswell,
Richmond; Thos. Henderson, Fairmonl;
James G. Kincaid, ClaysVile; W. 4.
Blackiord, Rowlesbnrg; Il. +. Campbell,
SistersVille; I. 8. Kellet, Philadelphia;
Geo, II. Sheppard, SIeubenville, o; VIM.
Henry Red, Baltimore, Md; Eugene
Baker, ]. Garland Hnrst, Jefferson CO.,
W. Va; NJ. J. Harrison, Parkersburg; B.
A. franklin, Cumberland, Md.
Samm-Theo. Hornbrook and vile,
Powhattan, o; F. NJ. Amos, Antioch, O.;
WIN. Steele, st. Mary's; Michael Moore,
Jennie B. Moore, LA. Dopler, Proctor;
John Barrett, Wellsbnrg; W. B. Hicks,
NJ. Cooley, NJ. Fhay, Cameron; Thos. ]
Wilson, Roseby's Rock G. A. Bruut, Bal
timore; James Mccarthy, Washington,
Pa; John G. Owens, PowhattSn, o.
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THE BE1LArRE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Brodie, who has the contract
Tor putting up the Bellaire tobacco ware.
house, pushed the work forward rapidly
during the fair weather in November,
and has already two stories completed.
Had not the Indictment weather OF yester.
day interfered the masons would have
commenced upon the third story. Mr..
Brodie contracted to complete.the build
ing by the first Of April, but expects TO
finish the job early in January.
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The Salt Valley, en- route 10 Irontou.
passed down at s o'clock yesterday morn.
ing.
The Andes left for Cincinnati last even.
ing, with fair trip.
The Express passed down at noon yes.
terday, en- ronte from Pittsburgh 10 Gin.
cinnati.
The Courier lei! for Parkersburg at 1Ol
A. NJ. as usual.
The oNeal left for Pittsburgh at 7 A.
NJ, her regular time.
The Ragon will be the regular Parkers.
burg packet this morning.
Business iS very quiet abont the land.
ing. II the recent rains bring more water,
as is expected, n general revival is an.
ticipated.
The marks last night indicated Z feet,
and falling slowly.
The steamer Carrie Brooks will be at
the wharf this morning, en- route for
Marietta, Parkersburg, Pomeroy and
Gallipolis.
The Emma Graham passed up yester-
day morning, en- route 10 Pittsburgh.
TIees Granite State is due up to-day,
from Portsmouth.
The Exchange, en- route from Cincin.
natl TO Pittburg, is due up to-day.
The Whale is en- route from ST, Louis
with two barges Of ore for Wheeling, one
barge Of ore for Mingo and barge OF
iron for Pittsburgh.
The Hobbs left yesterday for St. Louis,
with $50 tons Of nails, manufactured iron
and glassware. She got 5000 kegs Of
nails at the Top mill, 5000 from the
Riverside, 1000 from the Belmont, and
] 900 from tho La Belle. All the naiIs
are for St. Louis except the 1000 kegs
from the La Belle mill, which go to Cairo.
[By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December 4.-Riyer A feet
zinches, and stationary. Weather cloudy
and raining steadily.
LOUISVILLE, December 4.-Deparled-
Cherokee, Nashville; Nashville for Nash.
Vile; L. D. Durfee, Pittsburgh. River
falling, s feet 9 inches in canal. Raining.
ST. LOUIS, December 4.-Wealher very
warm during the day and colder tonight.
Arrived-Arkansas, War Eagle and 81.
Genevieve. Departed-Arkansas, Grand
Tower and Dispatch.
EVANSVILLE, December 4.--Riyer is
feet . inches. Weather cloudy. Up
Arkansas Belle, Keeier and barges, Flor.
ence Lee, Smith, Shinkle, Whale and
tow, Dora CObler, Dick johnson. Down
Golden Rule, Fashion. Business very
active.
MEMPHIS, December 4.-Riyer rose G
inches IL feet this evening. Weather
rainy this morning and clear this eyen-
ing; mercury G5o. Departed-Commo
wealth, Golden City, New Orleans; Ba-
ker and barges, Cairo; Maude, Phil.
Allen, Vicksburg; Parker, CincinnsL.
NEW ORLEANS, December 4.-Arriyed
w. J. Beban, Red river; Slannard,
Minnie and Schooner, st. Louis. De.
parted-Lee, Nicksbnrg; Golddust, 81.
Louie; Durfec, Rel river. Weather
rainy.
CAIRO, December 4.-Arriyed-Wild
Boy, 81. Louis. River % feet and rising,
Weather clear.
SHREVEPORT, December 4.-Weather
clear and pleasant. River risen 7 inches.
VIcKsBuRg, December 4.-Wealher
cloudy; steady rain all last evening, In
Helena; City Of Augusta, Sherlock
Down-Paragon, Natchez.
LITTLE Rock, December 4.-Wealber
clear and pleasant. River rising.
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COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Mr. T. Trainer
King, one Of the editors Of D. es' Govern.
ment Counterfeit DeedOr, is in the city,
and will cali on bankers And business
men and show them how 10 detect coun.
terieit paper and coin in very simple
manner. All general notes are printed
by the Government on sheets containing
four bills which are distinguished by the
letters A, B, c and D. The counterfeiter
invariably prints from but one plate, so
that all the cOunterfeits bear either one
Of the four letters, hut only one. II A,
then il is the only letter OF that tlenonli-
nation which has been counterfeited, and
merChans and others would be perfectly
safe in taking B, Cor D. This Detector
is Issued monthly, and gives all the latest
information OF the Secret Service Records
on counterfeit bills,
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BEbtAIRg LocArs.-The lecture Of
Mfa. Elizabeth Cady Stanton in the Pres.
byterian Church, on Wednesday evening,
was not 80 well attended "a Il deserved 70
be; still there was q fair ailed, and re.
mArkably select audience, who showed
keen appreciation for the good points
with which the discourse on "Our Girls
ab0nnds. The lecture and lecturer are
both too we'll known for any comment 10
be necessary. Mrs. Stanton was Just %
earnest, just ~ witty, just as convincing
a. ever, and she only heightened the IA
vorAble impression she had made on
most Of the audience before.
We hope that the lack Of great success
will not deter the gentlemen who had
charge Of the lecture from bringing other
talent 10 Bellaire. Their object Is a
lAudable one, and II is something that
our citizens owe 10 Themselves 10 aid them
in attaining II,
A water.pipe in the Fifth Ward school
house burst in the night and flooded the
floors before Il was discovered.
The infant son OF Daniel Campbell
died ofdiphtheria night before last, and
was buried yesterday afternoon.
The Bellaire 4 Southwestern Narrow
Gauge Railroad engine was put on The
track yesterday afternoon for the frat
time. II was launched 10 tue presence Of
an immense crowd Of spectators. II will
he used for construction purposes until
the track Is completed as far "a Wegee,
when trains will be put on for the trans.
portation Of passengers and freight. The
track Ia laid as far as Pinch Run now,
and u hand car haS been used for trans.
porting rails and lies heretofore.
Fifty iaborers are advertised for al The
Bellaire Nail Works Immediately. Now
see the tramps give Bellaire a wide berth
Tor n week or so.
Some "patent fence" man has his
samples strung out on u vacant LOT on
Union street.
There is some difference Of opinion as
10 whether that thing hanging in the
window al Morrison's grocery il a potato
or n papOose.
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CIAxToN.-Tbe celebrated actress, Miss
Kate Claxton, will commence brief en-
gagement in the Opera House to morrow
night, appearing a. Louise" in the "Two
Orphans" The New Orleans Pieayunc
thus speaks Of Miss Claxton:
"lhe drama OF the Two Orphans is a
story with which the public is familiar.
Although well worn, ii lives because Miss
Claxton plays Louise People will 20
TO gee her In the part, and they are treated
to a most consummate piece OF character
acting. Miss Claxton's personation Of
the blind girl is SO terribly real that she
makes her auditors suffer at sight Of the
orphans suffering, and they cfy'oyer it
aud elj y it. Miss Claxton'S acting Of
Louise ia simply perfect, and Of Kind
readily appreciated by all who witness
il; ii seems inspiration less than art.
She realizes the misery OF blindness. Her
every motion and tone OF voice seems a.
il guided by sound and instigated by
the misery Of the situation. She gropes
her way rs though in darkness, shivers IA
in cold. No little bits OF the business Of
the scenes are neglected, and the picture
is complete. The supporting company is
good enough; some Of the other charac.
tiers are exceedingly we'll played"
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A MBMBER OF THB
OATES 0PYRA CoMPANY.-The death Of
Mr.. August Predlgram, Musical Director
and Conductor Of the Oates English Com.
ic Opera Company, which occurred at the
Stanm House last evening, startled the
community by its snddeDness. Mr.. Pred
igram was large, robust mana man Of
splendid physique-apparently in the
enjoyment Of the best Of health. Abouta
week or ten days ago he contracted 4
severe cold, and had complained
several times since Of not feeling
a. well as usual, but his friends
had no thought that hia end was so
near. During the early part Of Monday
evening he took the TreaSurers place AZ
the door Of the Opera Honse, and later
occupied his accustomed place In the
orchestra as usual. He remained In biz
room nearly all day yesterday, leaving 1t
but once or twice. About 4 p. NJ. he
started from his room 10 90 down stairs,
and upon reaching the head Of the stairs
suddenly sank back unconscious, lie
was carried back 10 his room by four
membeTa oil The company, and aphysictan
was hastily Sent for. In few moments
DR.. X, 8, Harvey arrived, but too late to
render any assistance, as tho patient was
already dying. The physician pro-
nounCed II a case Of spOplexy.
Deceased was about lhirty.tive years
Of age, and native Of France. He was
well known in the profession, having
been connected with musical organize
tions the greater part OF his life. This
was his first season with Mrs. Oates, but
some Of our readers may remember hay.
ing seen him with Aimee, Kellogg, and
others. His wife accompaniedhim upon
his tours throughout the country, and
was with him at the time OF his death.
Arrangements have been made for his
funeral to take place this morning al 0
O'Clock, from the Cathedral. The re.
mains will bC inferred temporarily in the
new Catholic cemetery, and will be fol.
lowed 10 tue grave by the members Of the
company in body.
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PERSONAL, PoTNH.-We hear that our
old friend "Pap" Freese is among The re-
cent converts at the Parken' Hall ten.
perance meetings. Mr.. Freese, we under.
stand, has promised to make speech 10
the boys al one OF the meetings at the
hall this week.
Mr.. r. ". Walter, Of New York, has
recently been added to the Register re-
portorial staff.
Mr.. Thos. Walton left for Washington
city last night, on q business trip.
Louy Ludwig, who has for some time
past presided with grace and dignity over
the sample room at the st. James Hotel,
has returned 10 his home in Baltimore.
Sheriff John II. Roster, Of Kanawha
county, chief Of Police II. W. Rand and
Mr.. Asher Ramtey, Of Charleston, were
in the city yesterday.
Sam. MCCOllOch can sing "HOld the
Fort" for Eve hours without stopping.
When ho frat breaks loose you can hear
him three miles of.
Mr., James Cunningham, j., Of Wheel
ing, the temperance reformer, ia now car
rying on a series Of temperance meetings
10 Piedmont and Weslernport, and will
organize a Union while there.AKsyStr
Echo.
MIR. T. s. Kellet, a representative OF
Wanamaker Il Browns big Philadelphia
clothing house, Ia stopping at the
Mcclure.
Rev. DR.. A.C George, Of the Fourth
Street NJ. Z. Church, is announced TO de.
liver lecture In the First Presbyterian
Church on Monday evening next. The
subject chosen by Dr.. George for his lee.
ture is "What Will Mrs. Grundy Say?"
Mr.. Louis Keller was suddenly called
to WoodsLield, Ohio, yesterday, by the
serious illness Of brother who residesi in
that town.
Mr.. George Aul, of Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting friends here for several
days, left for home yesterday morning.
Mr.. Christian Hess, who had his leg
broken last week, is reported "a getting
along finely, with prospects Of speedy
recovery.
Mr.. EIwood shallcross leaves for
Washington. Pa, this morning, to make
arrangements for an excursion from that
place TO the Oates entertainment 10. night.
illegal Tender Al, the jolly cigar man,
Of Parkersburg, is in the city,
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Tar Mathews Light Guards have a roll
Of one hundred and Eve members, Of
whom only sixty.one are uniformed.
Capt, Miller informs US that the names
Of those without uniforms, some forty in
number, will be stricken from the roll,
and an effort will be made to secure
twenty-five or thirty good recruits,
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The OATES PERFoRMANcE-Owing 10
the death of Mr.. Predigram, the Musical
Director and Conductor Of the OATES
Comic Opera Troupe, that company gave
no performance at the Opera House last
evening. A new director has been tele.
graphed for, and will be here this even.
ing. This afternoon the bill prepared
for last night, MADAME Angot's Daugh.
ter" will be produced, and "The Grand
Dnchesa" will be performed in the even.
ing. We are requested by the manage.
ment to say that the tickets purchased for
last evenings performance will be good
at the matinee this afternoon, or may be
exchanged at the box office for tickets
for the evening performance.
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TRUSTEES sAIE.-Mr. Benz. Exley,
executor Of the estate OF Elizabeth 4.
Redman, deceased, will sell at public
auction, at the Court House, on Saturday
next, sOme valuable real estate, which is
described in an announcement in our adj
vertisingcolumns. The property consists
Of double brick house aud lot, the build
ing being in good repair. The sale will
commence promptly at 10 Am. Saturday.
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PHLADELPHIA Prices for Clothing At
your own door. Thos. S. Kellet, repre.
senting the Largest Clothing House in
America, John Wanamaker & Wana-
maker & Brown, Of the famous Oak Hall
Sixth and Market streets, Philadelphia
is now stopping at tho Mcclure House,
where he will remain for n few days. lie
has = complete line Of samples, from which
gentlemen can have their Winter SHIFTS
made to order in beat city style and at
the very lowest prices. SUITS made 10
order from SIT SO up; overcoas from Sic
up. The public are invited to call and
see my samples. Goods warranted TO be
as represented.
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A RATIFIED TouRtsr.-Last night, a
tired tourist started down 18th street 10.
wards the St. James Hotel. As he stepped
briskly along over the smooth Sidewalk,
between Market and Main streets, he
said to himself, GOOD sidewalks, here in
Wheeling" But suddenly he ran into a
pile Of boulders at the corner OF 18th and
Main. He bathed his newly polished
boots in a lake Of mortar and then turned
out and walked through mud and slush
four inches deep, stubb;ng his tender toes
at frequent intervals. When at last he
reached Water street, he took off his hat,
unbuttoned his coat, loOsencd his collar,
and after taking one Of Browns troches
TO clear his voice he turned around and
faced the unfinished street, and, shaking
his fist at It, said: "-!!! Ill
HUH" but what didn't he
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TEMPERANCE MEErING.- .Parkers' Hall
was crowded last evening with the friends
Of the temperance cause. Mrs. Francis
Ellen Harper, colored lady, was the
only speaker. Mrs. Harper was listened
to with close attention during the entire
evening, She has been speaking in this
vicinity for several weeks past, and has
attracted considerable attention. During
the evening thirteen persons signed the
pledge.
Another meeting Is to be held at Par.
Ker's Hall tonight, when Mrs. Harper
will again speak. Mr.. Wilbur Trueman,
thegifted young speaker.trom Bridgeport,
is also expected to be present.
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New Toll HousE.-The Clerk of the
Board Of COmmissionersis receiving pro.
posals for building toll house OF four
rooms at the junction Of the Fairmont
and Elm Grove Roads, on Caldwell's
Run. The toll house is to be a wooden
building with an average four feet high
brick wall &c feet long by sixteen feet
feet wide, and nine inches thick AZ a
foundation. Bids will be received up to
noon on Saturday next,
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FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE CoSoEP.
TToN-Next Saturday will he celebrated
with unusual solemnity at the Church Of
the immaculate Conception, in South
Wheeling. The Feast Of the Immaculate
Conception, the patron saints day Of the
Church, will be observed by the copgre.
cation. Services will be held on Satur-
day morning, as Is usual upon aholiday.
On Sunday morning Grand High Mas
will be celebrated, after which Rev,
Father A. Sleicher will preach sermon.
Bishop Kahn will he present in the after.
noon, and alter receiving a number Of
converts will deliver sermon.
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NAIL FEEDERS BALL.-A grand ball
is to be given at Turner Hall on Friday
evening OF this week, Tor the benefit Of the
La Belle nail feeders, who have been out
on a strike Tor several weeks. The Com.
mittee Of Arrangements consists oil the
following named gentlemen: j. W.
Thomas, VIM. Smith, James s. Broemsen,
Il. Haynes, W. NJ. Lord, Charles Meyers,
VIM. Montgomery, J. S. Ehler, Thomas
Deignan. The names Of these gentlemen
should be sufficient guarantee Of the sue
cess Of the ball. We hazard nothing in
recommending those who wish to enjoy
themselves in the ''mazy" TO attend,
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LA BELLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The stockholders Of the La Belle Build
ing Association held n meeting in KoCh'l
Hall, Eighth Ward, Monday evening, fol
the purpose Of electing Board OF Di
rectors for the ensuing year. The old
Board was reelected, consisting OF the
following gentlemen: W. G. Handlan
Charles Otle, Charles Estrnch, Roberl
Cowan, Chris. Honecker, Adam Kratz
John Waterhouse, jr., Abram Harris and
Oscar Sandrock. A meeting Of the Boart
will be held at an early day for the cleo
ton OF officers,
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Two large greenhouses are being built
on the Seybold property, just below the
old Washington Mill, by Mir. Bailey, who
was formerly employed IA a gardener by
Mr.. Thomas HornbrOok. Each Of the
greenhouses will be 70 feet long and "A
feet wide, and nearly 1000 lights OF glass
will b required 10 cover them.
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THEpeople over on the South Side are
petitioning TO have the old town clock
removed TO the lower side Of the creek
Two points are mentioned for the future
location OF the clock, viz: upon the
steeple Of the St. Alphonsus Church or
over the United Epgfne House.
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SEVEN MoRE CoSvIcs. Five con.
vicIs were received at the Penitentiary
yesterday. They came in charge OF The
Sheriff Of Mineral county. Kanawha
county also contributed two conyicts TO
the Penitentiary on Monday. Sheriff Roa.
sler and chief OF Police Rand, Of Charles.
ton, had them in charge.
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Mr.. JIM. BRoDTE, the builder, is put
ting up frame building on the site Of
his old shops, near the north end Of the
Market street bridge, which were de.
stroyed by fire last summer. The new
building will be-lsx4O leet, two stories in
height, and will be occupied by Mr.. Bro
die as carpenter shop and office.
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-CHRlsrMAs PREsESrs.-We are daily
receiving large additions 10 our stock
suitable for Christmas Presents; also ad.
ded a Toy Department where men, wo-
men and children can supply themsel Ives
in the latest novelties and curiosities Of
the age, at almost any price, a. Nos. 20l9
and 2O2l, Main street. Centre Wheeling.
JOIN RoRArER.
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No PLANK WALK YEr.-Some time
since the City Council instructed the
Committee on Streets and Alleys TO have
a plank walk laid on McColloch street,
but the work has never been commenced.
The people residing in that locality COM
plain good deal over the dilatoriness
Of the committee.
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HAPrY.rIDNas Tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugsed
and quackel. Pulvermachers Electric
BeIts elieCIually cure premature debil-
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour
ma with Information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvERMACnER
GALvANIC Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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According 10 your letter
have analysed the bottle Of your imported
Dutch Bitters, and can certify that Il con
sists OF mo- other Ingredients but such A,
are well chosen, harmless and strengthen
II invigorates the stomach, stops cramp.
and lisa mild physic.
II can therefor e be recommended in case,
OF weakness Of the stomach and digestive
organs, as we'll as coSliyGness and ali com,
plants Of the bowels.
DIR. BROCKENHOFF,
Practicing Physician and SURGEON.
Sele York, jane 10tk, 1877.
For sale in all Drug Stores.