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, 1877-10-28
VEGETINE-

The following letter from the Rcv. G. W. Mans.
field, formerly pastor Of the Methodist Episc"pa
Church, Hyde Park and ut present settled In Low
ell. must convince every one who reads bis lettcl
| Of the wonderful curative qualities OF FEGETiSE
as L thorough cleanser and purifier Of the blood:
HrnE PAEK, Mass, Feb. l5 1876.
| Dear Sir: About ten yeazs ago. my health failed
through the depicting effects Of Dyspepsia; nearly
its worst form: 1t settled in my back, and tuok
the form Of large, deep seated abscess, which
was fifteen months in gathering, l had two sur
gcal operations By the best skill In the State, but
received no permanent cure. suffered great pala
ut times. and Was constantly weakened oy pro-
fuse discharge. also lost small pieces OF bone at
Matters ran On thus about seven years, till Mny.
18Th whcn fricn'l recommended me to 70 tO
your Office. and talk with you Of tf,c virtue ot
HEGET1SE. / did 70, anu by ynnr kindness passed
through your mannfactory, noting the ingredients,
etc, By which your remedy is produced.
By what saw and heard, l gained some conf
commenced taking 1t coon after, but felt worse
from ts eiIrcts: still perscvcred. and soou felt 1t
see the results desired till had taken il fafth
fully for a little more than year, when the di'-
Guilty III tho back wa* cured; and, fos nine months,
have enjoyed the hest Of health.
have in that time gained twenty-five pounds of
flesh, being heavier than ever before in my l!fc,
anA WAS never more aoe TO perform LABOR than
now.
During the pastfcw weeks ! had a scroru!ous
swelling. ~ large as my ia. gather on another
part of my hody.
tnnk VE:ErlSE faithfully, and IL removed 1t
level with the surface in j month. ttins <t'uud
huve hecn currn OF my main tr"nh!c sooner il
hn't taken larger doses, after having become acs
custometi IL lis Effects
Let your patrons troubled with Scrofuta or Kid
ncy Disease understand that it takes time to cure
chronit diseases: ami, il they will patiently take
IEGkr1SE. it will. III my Judgment. cure them.
I'LL sf'A' 00''saG"7' G. II. II MASsFELb. ''
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
, 1877-10-28

| Prof. Martiuc's classes arc large.
One month more-then Thanksgiving.
The purest and bcst-s1cDonaId's caramels
Gents, do not fail to vote.
| Chaplin, cheapest bookseller, 95 Madison.
| The sun sets at S p. N. tonight.
Pctufe-lran1ng-Lov g. Foster, IS State.
Attend one OF Martinc's Academies.
| We shall soon have occasion to use our heat
ing-apparatuses.
Examine the new Richmond range at Isaac ".
Bangs j. Co.'s, 2l5 State street, near Adams.
It is said that Holland has not had a bank
failure in forty years. "Gucss the1e are no
Yankees In business there"
Call At II. B. Bryant's Chicago Business Col
lege to see model institution in furniture,
fittings, in thorough instruction, and III order.
Most all OF the Methodist and Baptist pulpts
will be filled by the lady delegates to thr Tenn
peraucc Convention to-day. 10 and ltar Whit
they hare to say.
A piano dccked with thousand pr'ze-mctlals
the Hallet. Davis g. Go. W. w. kimball,
agent for tho Northwest. Warcrooms corner Of
State and Adams Streets.
A morning daily prayer-meeting among the
shop-girls in a large New York dry-goods house
was stopped because business got too brisk.
Splendid bargains are offered in SET and unset
diamonds ana pearls OF matchlcss beauty and
brlllancy BY our oldest jewellers, Giles Bros. s.
20. Also, great bargains in all lines Of watches,
jcWelry, and silYerwarc.
Many Of our busiest streets arc in fearful
condition. Why arc our authorities SO ncgli-
gent about this matter: Let them look ut
West Madison street from the bridge to Hal
etcd; also portions OF Canal aud streets in that
ncighborhood.
, 1877-10-28

Mn. II. R. STEVENS:
IN 1872 your VEGkTISE was recommended to NE :;
and. yielding to the persuasons of friend. con-
sentcd to try il. at the time WIS suffering from
General Debility and Nervous Prustration, super
induced BY pyerwork and irregular habits. lie won
cerlul ttreagthenng n An. md eusati'e properties
first dose; and under its persistent use, rapidly
recovered, ginning more than. usual health and
good feeling. Since then have not hes1tated to
as being safe, sure, and powerful agent in pro-
motin. health and restoring the wasted system to
new life and energy. TE:Er1SE is the only med-
cine use, and as long live, l never expect to
lind better. Yours truly, W. II. CLARK,
12O Monterey-st-, Allcghany. Pa.
, 1877-10-28
THE GREAT LAWlER, a., CONFEDERATION.
The following unaskcd-for testimonial speaks for

The following unaskcd-for tes estimonial speaks 70,
Itself:
LAwLEE, Ia, Oct. 2. 1877. John IT.. Norris.
Fire President. 81 STATE street, Chicago: In the
great condagraton OF Sept FL last, which destroy
ed nearly all the business houses Of Lawler, there
was one OF the Diebod Safe aud Lock Company !
einslc~door fire. proof safes which was in the tlrc
for tweve hours subject to the most Intense heat.
being nearly covered with rea-hot Goals. 1t pro-
rcte its contents in tho most satisfactory manner.
which fuct demonstrates to our satisfaction TINT
the Dicbold Safe is in the full sense Of the word
strictly ilc proof.
J, 81 KING, j. ". SrEAusEE.
T. j. McIlCGn, +. f.. BAKER,
JouS McHCon, Banker.
, 1877-10-28
DETROIT POLITICS.

SDec7d{ USDUtcH 70 TIC Chcu50 7F7bVne-
DETROIT, Mich, Oct o7--The Republicans
this afternoon nominated William G. Thompson
for Mayor; Charles II. Bergman for Clerk; J;
Hamilton 6. Howard for Attorney; William
Parkinson for treasurer; John F. Martin for
Director Of the Poor; Felix 4. Lamkin for Po-
lice-Justice; and Henry Blanchard for Justice Of
the Peace. Detroit has now four city tickets in
the icld-Democrat, Republican, Greenback,
and Prohibition.
, 1877-10-28

hit old snipc contain that was printed on the
s,st page of the Enquirer tho day after the
s1cc.ion. II this question Is answered, We may
rau, 10 know how much money SAM TuDES
<cnt to the Enquirer tor its "iutooence."
, 1877-10-28
VEEETHHR:-
VI 6 GE:T" lNE


SPRISGF1ELD, O.. Feb. %, 1877.
This is to certify that have Used VEoEr1SE,
manufactured by II. X: Stevens, Boston. Mass.
for Rheumatism. and Genera! Proetra.iou Of the
Nervous System, with good success. l recommend
VEGETiSE as an e1celteMt medicine for such. COM
plants. Yours very truly.
c. ". EAEDEGR1FT. .
Mr. Vandcgrlft, Of the firm OF Vandcerift 4
Huffman, iE wel-known business man In this
place, having one Of the largest il Spring
field. O.
, 1877-10-28

Special Dispatch 4, The Chicago Tribune.
ANN aRboR, Mich, Oct. 21.-JudCc Hunting
ton to-day entered an order referring the Uni
versity Chancery case to Commissioner Whit
man to determine the exact amount in the
hands of Rose and Douglass respectively. The
petition for rehearing will be heard next
week,
, 1877-10-28

ooc of tho Thousand and Ono Th!nEs
Worth Knowing. Ridges Foodf. Or infants ana ~
yalids, is one Of the best. cheapest AM most re-
1iabsc foods in the world. aun thousands o. G"''
drcn arc saved every year by IT'S use. Ga!e ~
i;locsi. agents, S. South Clark stfeet and Palmer
House. Monroe street.
, 1877-10-28

f.. iz said that the Turkish Embassy at Berlin
,,s n,cparcd Photographic exhibition OF the
nnss,au atrocities they will probably drama
+i7r their ORn.
, 1877-10-28

People still recollcct what sort Of Sheriff
r,,vK AGSEw made. TON LYNCH will make
;u., such Treasurer. if elected They arc both
r,rt FROM the same piece Of corduroy
, 1877-10-28

A Philadelphia club has - hoistcd that tails
.,,r,r name " MCCLELLAS for the race OF 1880
1hc General says Pennsylvania always was his
n,tiye aud iayortc State
, 1877-10-28

II, will be shame and disgrace on the respect
,,;c nron)c OF Cook County to permit the L1EB
rco1nc II, remain in control Of the Clerks Office
torf years more
, 1877-10-28
HTi{F kNAEFh

4 fact worth knowing is that tho 'Knabe
Piano now leat!s oil competitors in the race for
public favor. To be had Of J. Bauer s. Co., corner
Siate and Monroe streets {pa1mcr IIouse)
, 1877-10-28

Louisville, ky., Feb lG, 1877.
Mn. II. 4. STEVENS,
Dear SIR: Three years nco was suffering terri
bly, with Inilanlmatory rheumatism. Our minis
tcr's wife advised mt to take EEGET1SE- After
taking one bottle, ! was entirely relieved. This
year. feeling return Of the disease, asain COM
mencet1 taking IL aud nm being benefited greatly.
II also greatly improves my digestion.
Respectfully, MRS. i. BALLARD.
l0l1 West Jcfereon-st.
, 1877-10-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Matt E1tract.-Charlc. Popc's Celebrated = 4
nair cvtract il gaining rapidly In favor with the
,,nhi;c nni The medical fraternity Us healing rcn
edy and beverage Of health. Fer sale at Ga!c - =
Bocki's drns stores, s5 South Clark street anu II
Monroe street, Palmer House.
, 1877-10-28

R,an.e rnsto,n Shirts Made to AIeasure.--
VERY bcst & for 50: no obligation IT, keep ang o.
Kecp's shirts unless perfectly satisfactory 1's'
Ma1ison-st-
, 1877-10-28
FOREIGN FINANCE.

Special Di,un:ca 10 Tie Chicago 1rf5nu<
LONDON, Oct a7.-Thursday's bank state
ueut showed reserve Of :e10, ,00o CO., and the
opinion is divided whether the bank has control
of tho market Q: not. There Ia no discount
, 1877-10-28

WIS don't some Of these 1mplaeaple Rcpuh-
Iran papers 60 for jim BLAINE for k'aiE7n. NTH
MORTON on the sick question:
, 1877-10-28

We haven't heard much of ABDUL KEENAN,
push, Of late Is be, like the trounadour IN The
1ollad, Christening home from the Wan"!
, 1877-10-28

. DIkT GOODS, Etc.
SPECIAL OFFERING
OF $4,000 STOCK OF
DRY GOODS CL0EHIAG; BOOTS AND SHQES
AT HALF-PRICE,
1.ooo rolls Crash Toweling at SC, worth Sc.
1000 pieces all linen Crash At &c, cheap for 1oc-
800 pieces TnrkeJ Red Table Linen, tast coloEs.
at 4ec- sold everywhere for 75c-
500 bales Quilts tseconlsaat 81. cd-sp for ST. 90
5U0 dozeh al! linch Towels At &C. 1Uc- l--t3e,
worth 1o!:c. 15c, and 1SC-
1000 pieces 4U-inch Heavy shaker, Fianne1s at
a0c, worth SOC; the biggest bargain ever
500 pieces Reu Flannel. a. coc, &c. Csc. worth
Soc to 4uc
1000 pieces 4o-,ncn Domestic Flannel at coc,
worth 35c-
= 900 palrs lo-+ White Blankets i. 81, worth ST
500 pairs LII White blankets a1 s.. 50. -. 5n>
and 81. cheap tor 81. ~. 81 .5U, and S6
LOCO remnants Of Flannels at unanufaetu1ess'
10000 T f!ESEs = g; DRESS GOODS ArA FEARFUL
lSc-
500 pieces Plaid and Heavy Sustiuss At 1chc
and l5c, wurth lsc aud :!;,c,
4utu p'cres French Scsyes Al 2uc, fornoz prlcn
:kic
1000 pieces Silk stt1pe.and Silk Warp Mohair
auu Hrs'llantiues At 2ac; never sold less
than 15c.
1000 pieses English carhury and roplin A,paeas
ut 'oe and :s;c, worth i.c 5Uc-
A,Vuo nIeces l''ack Alpaca ut .uc, ..5c, Soc, and
3,G. wprt. :}0c 10 t,Uc.
500 p,r:er t,-'nch Eiack all-woo! Cashmere at
sAlt. clrap for 7.,C.
1,uoo pieces l.upn@ Best Black Cashmcre, all
w"ol At Goe t'c, 1oc> 75e, anu :oe. worth
HHM t.rc II 81 ;tD
f. mn f.Itk1hS CCSsr tn n 4
UFACrUKE
500 La'cH' cloaks at $3.50 to 81, cztza long.
WorIh s., to s6.
800 Lars' llensy Beaver, handsomely trimmed
s. and IS.
$40 AL wool Eea.er caoaks. extra long, and
elegantly trimmed. 81. S., aud 81. cheap
for $40. ST., hud STA
800 Gu= Wool Beaver and Matetassc, extra long,
trimmed with eailoou md silk fringe, at
$l0, Slc, aud SA4, worth SIS, SID, and
1000 Children's oloaks at 81 Is. s., so, and
So worth S. to So
200 Fail styles Shawis at $50, ST. and Sc,
worth s.. ST, anu S..
1000 pairs French Woven Corsets 81 Soc. worth
65c
1000 Real Human Hair Switches at Soc 60c,
73c, 81. 81 rs, 81. .51-less than half price,
1900 ns Zephyr ut 1:He aud 15e, worth :oc
SO, COO WORTH OF BOTS AND Yo6rWs
CLOTHING; AT LESS TRAN MANuF4c-
TGKEKs' PRICES.
], GOO Boys kn!cketbucker Snits at 81 IS. 81,
ss5o: and s. worth s275, ST. 90. s..
500 Boys School Suits at s.. 50, 81. 81 SO. and
ST. worth from s. to 81.
800 Boys Garibaldl Suits at $3.50, 81 $3.50,
and 81; very cheap fur 81 to 81.
200 Boys Fine Tricot Suits, all wool. At s.. 50.
S., and So, sold everywhere al $40. ST.,
and SIS.
1000 pairs Boys Pants, job lot at 81 pair,
worth So.
500 Mems Working Pants at 81, so. s., aud
l. 900 Boys and Youths oTercoats and Ulstersat
less than cost 10 manufacture.
WILL OFFER THIS WEEK.
10. 900 cartons Flowers, Fancy Wings. Beaded
Feathers, Ostrich Tips, Tips and Long
Feathers, at oue-third OF regular prlcts
Bankrupt stock.
Save your money. Buy your goods at the Boston
Store, as We are constantly Offering Bankrupt
Stocks and job Lots at half price. Money refunu-
ed ut all tines il goots ate not satisfactory.
BOSTON STORE
LIS and LEO Stase-et.
, 1877-10-28

John T. Raymond. VINO is playing = Risks y al
Mcyiekcr's, after having tried all the other lcaa
ing photographers, sat at Copclins, 10 Madison
street. this week, and pronounccs his work to be
far the best.
, 1877-10-28

4,Comc on with your eandidatel" shouted
Mr, EvAETs to the Pcnnsylvanfa delegation.
And they CAMERON.
, 1877-10-28

Business Mans Magazine. ~ pages: 81
year, 10 cents copy, hy mail Or newsaeales- No''
M rc.dy james r. Scott 60 DearboEn-St
, 1877-10-28

II doesn: look much, up tc the hour OF goine
to press, as If the Car would have Turkey for
Thanksgiving.
, 1877-10-28

HH EUFR7 TNus=f@1UsU oF1-9 Ut 71'I
Wheeler l. Wilsnn sewing machinc Is It is double
reared and b} moving belt can bc made to run
rapidly for light work or slower with increased
mower for heavy work. Don't buy until you see
their new No. .. Salcsroom 155 State street.
, 1877-10-28

There will b. a>mee,ing Of the Rcpuhllcans Q. tne
Seventh Ward at No. 3o5 Blue 1slshu 3'enue' Aoaos
, 1877-10-28

Substitutes In tho Dental Ranks
are not desirable; therefore keep the naeula! teeta
.ound md purc with that wholesome vegetable
elixir sozodont. Do this and they viii last as -
long as the breath lasts, aud the breath itself Wall
never DC tainted.
, 1877-10-28

SECOND VaRn
There will he meeting Of the Club Ut Renuett Med
tcal College. NOS Sill md 5l3 state stEeeh Nonaay
n1uh
, 1877-10-28
EASY OF DIGESTION.

EASY Ut UTdESlIUN,
The purity and perfect combination OF Dr.Pric
Cream Baking Powder enables II to render all aFti-
cles easy Of digestion.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

A STATEMENT comes from abroad that
the supremacy Of American cotton is
threatened. The Austrian Consular Agent
at Alexandria, Egypt; has discovered in
that country a new cotton plant which is
said to be very prolific. The Consular
Agent in his report upon the subject,
writes that he accidentally came across the
new plant about two years ago. He de-
scribes it as plant with long stem, and
without branches, so that much space is
saved in its cultivation. Il bears thirty to
sixty pods on each bush, and yields about
twice as much cotton to the same surface
the American plant. It requires grea..
deal Of water in its cultivation-a circum
stance which is drawback in Egypt-and
necissitates cultivating the crop with grain
or vegetables. He thinks that on the sea
islands of the American scoast, or along
the Mississippi or other rivers, this plant
would prove wondrously prolific. The
belief is expressed at Alexander, Egypt,
that this discovery will in time create a
revolution in the cotton-growing interest
Of Egypt.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

EDl lIOKlAL VARIETIES.

SEAsoNABLE EMPLoYMENT.--There are
many persons Of both sexes still out of f~em-
ployment, and not few are reduced to
absolute penury. Many housekeepers
sensibly improve the present relaxation
from the rigor Of winter in disenfecting
their premises. The very best way to do
this, and the only way to do it effectually,
is by the removal of decaying vegetable
substances from cellars, and the clearing
away of rubbish from alleys and enclosures
This work would give employmentto many
persons now idle. The alternate freezing
and thawing of snow and ice impregnated
with foul matter releases noxious gasses.-
Every refuse heap is sea bed of disease,
and is to much greater degree than peo-
pie easily suspect. Long before the sense
of smell is offended the bad air may by
doing its work. Ventilation and disinfec-
tion should be practiced by all who recog-
nize that prevention is better than cure.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
WHAT THE HOUSE CAN DO' AND
OUGHT TO DO. a

We consider the Electoral Commission
an unconstitutional body. If the powers
which it exercises are political, as Mr.
Carpenter maintains, and as Mr.. Justice
Bradley holds,then there are powers which
the Congress could not delegate to COM
mission consisting in part of Judges Of the
Supreme Court,or Of any persons not mem
bers of either House. Congress cannot
delegate its powers; nor can it submit the
question of its own jurisdiction to arDltra-
ton and bind itself to abide by the award
While we hold these views with un-
shaken confidence in their correctness, we
do not see how those who differ from them
who believe the Electoral Commission con-
stitutional, and who voted in favor OF re-
ferring the subject Of the Presidential elee-
tion to this Commission, can consistently
refuse to proceed with the count because
an untoward result has become foregone
conclusion, If they have sworn to their
own hurt, that affords them no excuse tor
changing. 1t is almost literally case OF
honor among thieves.
All this does not interfere at all with
the freedom Of the House to pass resolu-
ton, after the whole count shall have been
made, and its deliberate judgement sAM'L'
J. T1LDEN has been duly elected President
of the United States and RUTHERFORD B.
HAYES has not been duly elected. tits in
strict conformity with the very provisions
OF the electoral bill itself that the House
should pass such resolution for the bill
provides that the findings of the Commis-
sion may be overruled by the two Houses
pf Congress, and each House, without re-
ference to the other, is at perfect liberty to
approve or disapprove of the result
The effect of such resolution will be to
establish the fact that if 1.-THE constitutional
authority Of Congress in the premises had
not been surrendered, contrary to all pre-
cedent, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES could
never have become, even de facto, Presi-
dent of the United States. 1t will be q
clear condemnation of his title to the office
b. the recorded judgement of a majority o.
the popular branch of the national Legis-
lature.-New York "Sun."
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
TO ADVERTISERS.

THE HERALD now circulates. by carriers
and newsboys. 1900 papers daily, wltnlh
the city Of Wilmington, which Is, we oe.
lieve a greater city circulation than that
of any other paper, it Is extensively leau
on the cars during the morning hours; aoou'
600 being sold at the depot. 1t Is the only
naper in Whining certain to be read IN tnls
way. It gives the news Of the world up 10
the previous midnight in Europe 10 10 ,,os ,es
readers att o'clock the following morning;
everything that happens in Wilmington al
WIGHT is chronicled in THE HERALD lhe
next morning. Buy The HERALD-reao
1t, and if you want.to sell anytnlhs, VI
anyone to know what you want, adveftlse
in IL, Remember it IS read by more peo-
plein wilmington than any other paper
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

McCoN1cH1, the murderer Of little Mag.
gle Bauer, in Brooklyn, having plead
guilty, has been sentenced to the peniten-
ti.ry for lif.. His confession Of the kill
ing is proof positive that he committed
murder in the first degree, and the facts Of
the case-already known to our readers
prove him worthy of being hanged dozen
times, if that were possible. His case
resembles that of Hanlon, Of Philadelphia,
who outraged and murdered Mary Mohr-
man;and McConichi should have been ex-
ecuted az Hanlon was. But New York
law and practice are queer things.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
- - - 8

TO THE WORKING CLAsS.-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with
constantemployment at home, the whole of
the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons of either sex easily earn from SO cents
to IS per evening. and a proportional sum
ness. Boys ani girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who see this notice may
send their address, and test the business,
We make this unparalleled offer: TO such
as are not we'll satisfied, we will send one
dollar to pay for the trouble of writing.
Full particulars, samples worth several
dollars to commence work on, and copy
of Home and Fireside, one OF the largest
and best Illustrated Publications, all sent
free by mail. Reader, If you want per-
manent profitable work, address,
GEORGE STINsON & Co.,
jan0tf r+'and, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

increased importace to the smaller stocks
now in store. There is already some DIS
cussion of the probability Of adding to our
supplies from England and California, as
has been done before; but in this connec-
ton the question arises, What effect would
be produced by such a movement at San
Francisco and Liverpool? The former
market would have to meet an increased
demand, and the latter encounter an un'
expected rival in a market from which
her deficiency was to be supplied.
I |Our farmers are great spectators. They
are undoubtedly expecting high prices in
view of the probability Of a European war
and the certainty that our crop in 1876
was small one. 1t may be, therefore,
that there is yet more wheat in their hands
than current receipts would seem to indi-
cate but if the contrary should prove TO
be the case, there is real danger that prices
will be pushed much higher than those
now ruling-a course that is favored by an
easy money market.-New York"World.'
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
7UNKEL's MAGIC

RUNKELs MAGIC .r, prsr0RER.
Restore: gssy mixed r. red sas e. % e
beautiful brown or black, In rom ,,Irhnr THS
four applications. It II FREQ from sulRntr., suRtrs,
lead. acids. mercury, silver, or anytn1ns
injurious to either hair or beard.
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUE oFs'
Expressed to all parts on receipt, o. oae ae
the wholesale and retail depot, N0. , vlo
Vine Street, Philadelphia. oe
EFF. Kunkel's Bitter Wine 0l Ason'
II has never been known to fail IN Inc
cure Of weakness attended with symptoMs'
indisposition to exertiOn, loss OF memu.y/
difficulty of breathing, weakness, no,a nass "a
disease. night sweats, cold 'eeH vavssi Wall Iassi.
tuda of the muscular system. enormous aPs
petite with dyspeptic symptoms noI naliu' H,n
flushing of the body, dryness ol tue sAim, ~.
pallid cOuntenance and efuptlons W w "
face, purifying the blood, pain n CnS snoA, ofs
fiying before the ey es, with suf1uslon and i
loss Of sight. want of attention, etc. SO1t
only in 81 bottles. Get the genuine; DePI'
and Office, 259 North Ninth street, rnl11uo,- Wo
phia. Advice free. ASK 1or y. +. nthar
kel,s Bitter Wine Of1rOn ANA take ~ otnoi
make. Genuine sold only in 81 bottles'
NERVOUS OEb4AAA l.
Debility, depressed irritable state OF
mind, weak, nervous, exhausted 1eeHns,
no energy or animation, confused heao,
weak memory, the consequences OF exces'
ses. mental overwork. This nervous debi!-
ity finds sovereign cure in p. +. kunkers
Bitter Wine oi Iron. 1t tones the system,
dispels the mental gloom and despondency
and rejuvenates the entire system. Soi9
only In 81 bottles. Get the genuine. sold
by all druggists. Ask for r: +. kunkels
Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take no other.
Genuine sold only III 81 bottles. or SIX pot
ties for IS. AL ask is a trial OF this valua.
bic ,ledicine. 1t will convince the most
skeptical of its merits.
NEVER FAILING WORM SYRUP:
EFF. Kunkels Worm Syrup never falls
to destroy Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms.
DR.. Kunkel is the only successful physl-
clan who removes Tape Worm In two hours
Head and ali complete. alive, and no zee
till head passes. Common sense teaches II
Tape Worms can be removed, all other
Worms can bereadily destroyed. Send for
circular to Dr.. E. +. Kunkel, 259 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa, or ask your
druggist for O bottle of Kunkle's Worm
Syrup. Price 81 per bottle, 1t never fails.
Used by children or grown persons with
perfect safety.