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NOw 10 Wake sanrKroul.

There are, perhaps, thousands who do
Got know what it Is. To those i. will do
no harm to explain, and give them an
idea how it is made. Tho following in
'TucliOns, il strictly observed, will guar.
tntee, IN short period otrine months, a
lat grown barrel Of it:
|, Call on some German huckster, OF
The female persuasion il possible, and ask
her for twenty. five cents worth OF deutch-
rekraat!opfamea.
.. Take the aforesaid seeds, dix holes
IN the ground, pour lots Of water on them,
and in a short lime green lcavca will APP
pear on the surface, all crowding one an
other in lump. and by and by form into
large head called caGblge-EaaulEogt
3. Gut them of the stalk, call in your
neighbors to chew the heads up Ia little
bits, spit them into pan-but that pro-
cess is now done away with, patent
right machine haA been invented ior tina;
purpose which cuts /. up into strings
something like shoe laces or noodles.
These strings of kraut arc then placed
IA barrel and each layer OF six inches
sailed and seaSoned, and the following
piece Of poetry, ii strictly followed, will
PeF!ec! and Improve Ii:
I'll you WanI 10 male seur-krOut, uaI make
him tlstetehNeet
Pa: him 4 seat, big brfel aud ,htamp
The process complied with, ends the
business, except that heavy weights,
stones or aometing should be placed on
top to keep it in its place, which, II not
done, would be disastrous; in a short time
alter beautiful aroma would scent your
dwelling and lie the means OF driving
away some OF your longstaying visitors.
There are other benefits, too great TO be
forgotten, in addition to the delightful
aroma it creates. After eating hall
oaihel OF it, 1t produces a pleasant sCnsa.
ton OF the bowels, which will enable you
to .'ay awake the greater portion Of the
night, watch bugIarS and amuse the
hoa,chonld bygetliug up az often as your
lnclinations may require, disturbing and
aTaktng the balance Of the family. espe-
ctally the children, who begin to realize
ihe benefits OF good, healthy saur.kraut.
VI course their shrieks and screams call
'ato reqnhi,iOn the parCgoric bottle, cam.
phor and soothing syrnp, the constant
demand for which keeps that article at
standard price. Oiten when either Of
those articles are missing in household,
drug clerks are aroused from their sweet
'Iumbers on a call for fiva cenls' worth Of
PFaSoric or bottle OF soothing syrup
Vow let US ask any good, kind father or
Tue head Of family. Who would be
Without sanr.krantgN
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FCRS-We take tho following quotations
from circular issued by s. HorkheImer
& Co.: Mink, l0caSl 80: muskrat, Salsc;
racoon, 5aS0c; skunk, lOaSOc; grey fox,
81 25al 90; red fox, 75ca$l %; otter, IS %
No 90; opoSsum, l0al5c; wild cat, i0a50c;
house cat, 5al5c; sheep pelts, 20caSl 90.
I observation-disclosures aud CoaeeS are
lower. Syrnps are easy. Teas are
unsettled. We quote as follows: Co6tes
Fair to good Bio at l9Ha26Xc,
prime at 2l.Sa?2c, choice at 22I<a9Sc,
best roasted 25c, yellow Bio 25c. Suup,-
Common 45a50c, prime 55a60c, New Or.
leans Molasses, choice 52c. SugdrS-Re.
fined hard crushed and granulated lO&c,
A Coffee l0l<c, extra c Zoe, off C 9jta919ic
commercial A Sugar 1OHc, commercial b
9%c, commercialC 9s.c, yellow c S9<aOc,
Golden C SIC, common yellow SaSkc: no
stock OF n. o. sugar hero. Ricc-CarOIlna
none, New Orleans, prime 6IEc.
GRAIN-The trade Is quiet and dull.
The feeling is rather easy, but the firm
views OF country holders prevent any de-
cline in prices. WeQuote prime PennSyl,
yania aud Ohio red at 81 coal so. Corn
continues In rather slow demand, but sup.
plies being light still, prices are steady and
unchanged; old 65s6Qe; new 40a45c. Oltsre'
main at former prices, with liberal stocks
aud good demand. We quote at 2Sa?7c.
Rye Is firm with light receipts and limited
demand at SOC per buShel.
| HAY-Baled remains very lulet AID
rather nominal, 50 0OaI0 co. Loose is In
liberal supply at s. 0Oas 90 per ton.
NAILs-The following nrS the card rates
Nails, Brads and FGncing-I0 TO God s. 80
Sd and Cd 50 rs, Cd and "a S. 90, ID and %
s. IS, Sd 81 90, I'd s. 25; Barrel-X inch
So 30, II in. IS 80, In. $500, ~ in, 81 IS
" in. 81 90, ~ in. S. 80, IL in, S. IS
EiniShing-l In. 81 30, ~ in. 50 so, ~
in. 81 75, IL to TX In. $4 80, Gin, 81 IS
! az 10. 81 90, 3 In. and over S3'7S. CasIns
and box-l0d to sod 50 25, Sd IS 90, d
So So, I'D 81 10, Sd s. %. Fine Blued AZ
81 %, Sd s. 30, % So IS. Lining-% in
81 90, y in. s. 30. Tobacco Hhd-lOC
| - 90, Sd IS IS, Cd and I'd s. so. Clineh-
oil sizes s425. Cut Spikcs-all sizes 50 IS
Boat Spikes-all sizes IS 25. Slating-6,
$50, I'd s. 90, Sd 81 %, I'd $3.50.
I-ous-Carbon lAHe per gallon, miners
ONIONS : Home raised. soasOc pc
bushel
PoTAToEs-The demand lS not YER,
briak, but prices arc firmly maintains d
We continue to quote at 81 25at 80 pc
barrel.
PRov1sIoSs-Market Tor hog product
weaker. There Is a 4 fair demand for III
season. Mess POrE-Clear SIG 90: famil,
SIS 90. BaSon-StOck Of old hams, Ihoul
derI and sides exhausted; will soon hay
new ready. New G.aFd-Butchers' sJSC
fancy city 9c.
RA0S-2a2kc per pound.
sRRps-Iimothy seed, 81 90 per bash,
clover nominal.
SAIT-Per barrel, 81 %.
| TAILow--7Ne for country.
| ToBAcco--NavieS, 65aeQe; twilts, eSa7OC
]. WHEELING srootEs-Per ! 200, sos
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CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Drorrs
JoUrHd! rep orts:
CATrIE-Receipts, 1850; shipments
200. Native fat heavy supply, market slow
sales at 81 o0a5 IS; ColoTados In moderate
and steady and active at 50 1854 co. through
Texans active and firm at s. 00aS Is; ma
tive butchers meet ready sales, cows 50 1? y
as so, bulls 81 l2Ha3 90, calves s. 45G5 50
HoGs-RecelptS, ls,C00; shipments, 1,
600. Market slow and easy and &c lower
Phlladelphias dull; choice IS l2Is, RoStoni
81 7Oa4 IS, mixed packing 81 TOAD 80.
sHRIP-Reeeipts 9,400; shipments i, 900
Market qulet: shipping s. Tsa4 50, city
trade s. I5A3 rs,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTRLLIGRSCRR,
WaHnasIay No.


Wednesday, Nov. I. J
Business moved very steadily bu! rather
quietly to-day, aud moderate activity is
tho most that can be reported otit.
APPLEs-The market is easier under ia.
creased supplies, but there IL no change in
the quotations; 81 Goal rs.
BEANs-Scarce at So CO42 Is for prime
white navy.
BuTTER--The general tendency Of the
market is sluggish and dull. Choice
table qualities were held about up to
former rates, but were not in very brisk
request, and the market dragged consider.
ably. Medium grades were dull and ofish,
and poor to common stock could hardly be
sold at any price. We quote choice at ISa
20c.
BAKING PowDER--25aSJc per ID.
BRooMs-Fancy, 81 OOa2 35a8 co. plain
81 50a2 90.
BEEswAx-25a2sc.
CANNED GooDs-QIotatiOns: Peaches,
ID cans per dog. 81 20; Glib cans, 81 60; 3 ID
cans tomatoes, 81 50; Q lbcans tomatoes 81 10;
WinsIow corn, 2 ID cans, 81 90; sweet corn,
81 50; common corn, 81 90; strawher.
ries, ID cans, 81 IS; blac&berries, 2 Id
cans, 81 %; raspberries, ID cans, 81 rs,
p!ums, ID cans, Sl75; lima beans, . ID cane,
81 70; cove oysters, ID cans, rs; ID
cans 81 50.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, SC COa7 90.
CAEEsE-The market Is easy, and trade
moves slowly under the influence of large
stocks. We quote prime Ohio factory at
lSjEal4c.
CHICKENS Young 81 25sl 70 per dozen;
old So so.
CgASBERRtKs-Per barrel, 81 50aS 80.
DRIED FRUIT-Trade continues nominal.
Apples quoted ut 3}5a4c; Peaches, Sc for
prime halves. Other quotations: Prunes,
new &C; Currants at Sc; Raisins-new s. %,
old 90, Valencia, new 9hr.
EGGs-Were frmer to-day. Quoted at
lSa20c for strictly fresh.
Transformation For packages con.
tanning 100 pounds Of sound fish, light
weight and inferior quality at prices
to correspond: Cod6Sh-boneleSS cod,
mono In the market; Lake herring, none;
picEerei, none. White Fish, 81 OF. HALF
bbls. No. 5 macSerel SIS 80; No. 9, 1915.
FRATHEES-Iu good demand; live geese,
40A50c.
FRulr-0ranges quoted al 81 90 per boz.
Lemons ut 81 81 per box.
FLoCR-lhe downward tendency in
prices continues, and unless radical
change in the character Of the market takes
place soon, a decided decline may be er.
Ptcted within the next few days. We
quote as follows:
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EAST Liberty, November 7.--CATrLE--
Receipts to-day 40 head, al for sale here;
total for two day 1879 head. Prime IS 80,
good IS 90, common 81 26a4 80.
Hoos-Receipts to-day 3,4i0 head; total
for Two days $3.50 head. Workers 81 Goa
4 Is, Philadelphia IS 0Oa5t6.
sHRRP-Reeeips to-day 400 head; total
tortWo days 5.4OO head. Selling at IS OOa
100.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Neu YorIk nloner mao htnrAs.

EEw YORK, November 7.-MoSEY.-5a7
per cent, closing for prime mercantile pa
per at Gas per cent. Custom receipts $3.50.
0O0. The Assistant Treasurer dlsburSed
$, $1,000. Clearings SIS. 100000. sterlinr
dull, long $4S0%, short 81 SAX.
GoLD-CloSed at 1921 after selling down
from to az per cent Carrying rates las
aSfaS4 1Ea5a6x per cent.
sILvKR-At London unchanged. Here
silver bars are ST 22H greenback1, 81 10
gold. Silver coin par to = per cen! dis
count.
GoyRRSMESTs-Stea
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NRw YoRE, November 7.-Buslas u light
In all departments Of trade. Cottons quiet
and steady. Prints dull, Washington fan,
Cy prints iobbing At 5a5Ifc; and Washing.
ton Turkey red prints are reduced 10 los.
Weelens In limited request. Foreign goods
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FORTY YEARS BETORE the PUBLIC
DIR. C. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
VoR THz CURE o.
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

r
symptoms OF 2 Diseased Liver.
JAIN IN the Iieht side, under the
l. edge OIL the flps' increases on pres
saIe sometimes the pam Is inthe lett
s!ae inc PARENT Is rarely able to lie
on inc Ielt s!de someone's the pam
Is lslt under Inc shogldeT,6lade' and
y HGicG4ay e%tenos 10 the top OF
Sne sAeH!des' ard Is sometimes mis-
~ Ia.'eA !es a tneGma'lsn IN the arm:
iAe sto"aAt n Is a'eeteu with loss OF
FPeaie and sickness; the bowels IN
.S4etaI gre Go-t'vs, sometimes alter,
..s y, VIVA !.N Sne ne5d IS troubled
T'.,l IAN. s as?osnPahI .; win a auli'
TIsr. cow. IL, -, .e my ISeE s.
1tn,or'os,. SSGsiStIo'eI9sS
G,I Sensn;in S ~ 5.,,;,SH- I %ts 20. Jnn.
t"n1s.L;n1 ,;nh cNnl,t =, .s I, .t'tott '.
done 4 s1inSt tir9 -o, N, ,; !. so W."
fines an n,tsnIant H. - n SV;t
coTnn,s i'm r oSTco-;rss, .,J ddh;I; ;s.
bo = sas;I,. " s.or,IaJ -. at c'at ueD
~ hurning md h. ' com MI, %'e o ~ =
nr,.,.i, sa5,.s az Nv " a. ., y
spis;t. o So io,,. oH VI s siII sHl ms
s5t;sfed that cxsrcise w r F. hons NY -
r;sI 70 him w.t. +" "T Jun W eca UeT.
summon In fortitrdc enough IN try
it. In fact, he distrlsts every rem.
edy. Several of the above symp.
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them.ex,
listed. vet examination Of the bodv,
after death, has shown the LIVER to o
have been extensively dcrapred.
ACHE AND EEvTp
Dp> G Mcf.wr,s 1 y = p SI
IN CASES OF I Aorr AND Fsyrn t wbe1
taken with 0nininc 10 o1c nrod I %t;T..
ofthe most Ssnnv rss,'Its NJ ho,t..
catbart;c can I: ,,scJ nrH $1,000.
90 -. 90 80, ., ~ s'IS, nei"'4'U1y
would ", advise al SS,,3 aro Sc,;o.s va
with tb;q d;seoec TO 70 ric it, I ,b"n, :.
ran Tn,,, eNH ' ="
kNlK 4k!AL'
For all Biliouc dcraogcnents and
as a simple purgativc, they are un-
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y, mad, ~ adVaaes, TOIseVs IrtPuid,
Oil. ,+r,......,...nSi ~ Hiz moniba. ......:..tl o.
d, figls Of FiVP.r,.".'- '..........,..'tl - each
u figs Of Teu".... .....''...'.........' % Zach
Y 5,i. Of TwtHtyas.-..,,.'... ,..p.,.,.'' ~ each
H,-i5ntztfa copy 70 person settling up Club.
.~rs, sro,o pTitrs are invAriabls. Remit d
.,,i,t IN pufti or losicdics Money OrteIl, and
VI s.thsr Of lheih tan 10 procured, send tht
80 /, EesiitqVd Latter.
tu, tsTEllIGESCEH will present daily thi
~, h Al ttTeitnonts, iroIn all quarters d
i5. World, hs veil y 4 complete record Of locAl
.pr WEEKLY 10 printed on ThurSlGy, and car
Ia had b, the tOunler, IN paid envelopes, rad J
.,mti!lug. ES- Sad a copy 10 dbIeNi friend
n ,iIit,i vitA HrtfI from hoMG
..rsIgIYElgS -pFFSouA deStTlng 10 have thC
1yiY ls1NluOKSC M left regularly At lhhiI
,r.II,Dcrs 10 the city and suburbs, can b,
,,rcI ~ !ayng their addpss At COuntlnI
r55y, N Nv drop litter through the pOsiOtticS,
tu lpSiElbUIORS attention will Be plid
,5 spaBymugi communications; every article
.at be aoomp1nivd by Tho Nrllat'J eainAinV
,1i aiif'".
l..a..I Ila.r .,pf " Shout q 1Jit,IIri "Ftrii
.. g,.slg." and iAngid ~ NJ Gus, b. add, fIini 70
IA rafr4haii niaSrr fihS IRA BY Hiuk
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PITTSBURGH, November 7.--PeirOlsum--
Unsteady; crude g 90 at Patkers, Imme.
data shipment; refined OF l9AC Phlladel.
phla delivery.
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1fsws OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
DAILY.

q, ~sa, IN Gisa''ts, IoItSps SftPatd
.,....aSS u 4 THREE monthG.....,S2 o
't' 3sribg....... go I 10 One month.......-,. q
fylIrrfri y CaIri'rs 10 City l5e perWest'
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AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE PUBLIC.


have devoted twenty years Of patient study 10
The LIVER and ltl relations to the human body, 10
search o. T0mIdy which would restore II, when
dIIeatOd, 10 iu normal condition. Tho result Of
llAt labor has been the nfOduetlon Of
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sEmr.IVEERLY.
WEEKLY.

IA. roa, n aItaaS', pOiiags pfPoA,
SIS % 4 Blk mOnthA. ......,,,Sl 81
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Ehe Pennsylvania Company aud
Its "LeHsed" Lines,

itS "LeHsed" Lines.
s'oa' 'as New York Post.
Inc following communication will be
loand interesting:
! r, W &C. Il. R. Co, oFEIcE UFrHR
EXECUTIVE CoNMtrrEE, " FlErH
AVENUE, SEw YoRK.
November /, 1877,
10 @s Edi;arI d As Evening P5a:
Alter the announcement in your fiuau.
cal column yesterday, that the directors
OF The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
had deemed Il inexpedieni TO declare the
usual quarterly dividend, you add:
Cleveland and Pittsburgh stock fell
sitter the receipt OF the above news from
to "A regular and to ~ seller co. aud
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
itom 90 to 81, the latter small lots. Both
these companies are leased TO the Penn
'ylyania Railroad Company
This last statement Is incorrect. Both
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Railroad
aud the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayu,
and Chicago Railway arc leaset
TO the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
aud these leases remain as originally exc
luted, As the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company passed Its dividends that Il
might the better be able to pay its higher
Obligations and preserve is public credil
intact, one would think tho stocks OF thu
companies above referred to ought rather
TO have advanced than declined IN thl
market after the announcement that div,
laenSs had been passed by the PennlylSa
MA Railroad Company.
g. W,CAss, President,
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ElIsH-MAcKEREl, Nos. !. Q and q
Fingln Half and Quarter BArfEli Halt WatEr HI.
ring IN blnSls md Han Bairell IN Iicre snd
g ' - p .,oD ~ N III HILL HIS
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Mheeling EnmIlY Rlnrl,eL,

WooL.-Quoted At loads for choice
washed, and one.third OF for unwaShed.
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DRUGGISTS.
IN EvERYsoDYs MOUTH.

wherever u haa been triod you win and lbspEAlts
POWDER. Sold BY best Dealer sIsryEhsro.
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ard protect them from vile inposltlouS, have
adopted new label, which hears my trademark
ADD n0tica Of it, entry In the 0mCe Of The Librarian
Of CongrtAs, also my signature, thus:
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hieabcNvtRa AocogiBtddhsn-LCaVea RCIltlrp az
80 P N; sIidgePOrt At AS; and arrives II stea-
LeavtI steubenviIlS at as 4. m; urlvu 1t
Bridgeport ut ass q. u,
sPeeisl accommodation trains leaVv BelIlira AZ
9@ N. and 2:A5 p. M; Bid SPort At 9SS !. n,
and 100 p. m arrive ~ MartinB ferry 96S .. n,
and l:lO p. N. Returning leave Martins stHyII
ll;?9 N. and $40 ?, In; bridgeport il:SS 4, N.
ed $40 p. ~; arrive AZ bsll1lrG a il5e 4 "a, atd
SIS p ~.
9icketG 10 oil principal poiBN Ia tbs EsS. ma
West can DO procutEd a. the Union Ticket Otico.
hGLuTc HCuSe, and at the station at BiiHsspoIt.
+. 4. MYERS,
Eny2o General Passenger and Ticket Aren't.
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TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC.

Their popularity has become % extended and the
demand % great ~ 70 induce unstrupulouI parties
70 counterfeit them, thereby RoDBiS0 NE Of the ~
ward, and the Bhileted Of their vlftues.
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VE0Rr4ELI1S ARD GARDEN 14Uck.
0nioaI, per peck ....!9S Apples, per peck,lSa2,
BeAn., new,POr pk. SOaiO Sweet Potatoes, per
SArIoO, per buneh-2A3 pecE...,... ..........- %
Saeoase, par head. Gas Pumpkins, eagb,..sii5
Celery, par bunch,
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TRANsPoRrArIoM.

No. liOps lt al siatiOas between Wheeling and
SHy,moSrlandi No y itcpIM al StaliOnl between
Wheeling and Grafton.
w..s.nersb. y. J: NJ. !. " S.Ill q
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LEGgL T.s0TICE.

U rs am F.
XYALTEH s. BOwEN. or the State OF Penn
w sylvania, will take notice that the First
Nationsf Bank ot Bstesviile. locsied and do.
ing business in the town OF WuliamshurKh,
in Ine couuty OF Noble. ohio. did on the sth
day of December, ls76. nie Its petition In the
Court OF Con. I.son Pleas Of Belmont coonty,
OHIO. nxisinst the aid Walter 3. Bowen anu
John W. kishop. John H. Turner and Wesley
Y. Smith. alleging tfat on the 18th day OF De.
tober, 1875, the 81 i'd defendants, John w. Bish.
op and John H. Turner. executed and deliver
ed TO the said defendan Is. Wesley G. Smith
and Waiter 5. Bowen, in the name Of Smith.
Bowen & Co., their joint and several prom
issory note OF said dats for the payment OF the
su m of $50 %. in seyen months. with interest
A. per cent; that said ns ts was afterwards.by
The said Wesiey c. Smith and Walter 3. Bow
EN-, In the said name OF Smith. Bowen q Co.,
for value, endorsed 10 said Bank; that an At
tachment has been issued against the property
of the said Walter 8. Bowen. to the Sheriff OF
Guernsey county Uhio and by said Sheriff, on
the i3tn day of Decein ber. 1876. levied upon the
following real estate. az the property of said
Guernsey 10 wit; Lots No. IA. AS and 2ni, In
that Me prayer OF said petition ~ for q judy
ment against the said defendants for the sum
of S2s60 with interest at per cent, from the
18th day ofOcsober, 1875; and that the said Wal
ter =. Bowen - notified that he is required to
appear and answer said petition. on Or before
the Sd day Of March, lS77. = tI.si-tt
/. II 1.l rEsys BY SKlHSER q arKKLE.
Jan 4. lS17-5w.' Plaintiffs Atty's.
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1877. 1877.
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Come now and let us reason
together.


Why do people so frequently say 70 DR.
Pierce, Il suppose your Golden Medical Dis
coyery cures every thing?" Because it has
been the practice of knavish charlatans to
manufacture worthless nOstrums and attefBsss..
to dupe the ignorant and creGulous by rec
ommending them to cure every form of dis
ease. To such AN extent has this been prac-
ticed that it is no wonder that MANY have ac-
quired preiudices against all advertised rene
dies But DR.. Pierce does not advertise his
standard preparations as ''cure- -alls," docs not
claim they will perform miracles, but simply
publishes the fact that they have been devel-
oped rs specifics for certain forms of disease
for which he recommends them, after having
tested their efficacy in many hundred cases
with the most gratifying success. 1t is a fact
known to every well informed physician that
many single remedies possess several different
Quinine, for instance, has tonic
quality, which suggests its use in cases of de-
blity !; an anti periodic, by which it is etfica-
cious in ague; and febrifuge property, which
renders it efficacious in cases of fever. The
result of its administration will also vary with
the quantity given. and the circumstances un-
der which it is employed. So, likewise, the
Golden Medical Discovery possesses both pee
toral and Alternative, or blood cleansing proper
ties of the highest order. By reason of these
two prominent properties it cures two classes
of diseases First, .thtse of the respiratory
organs, as throat, bronchial, and lung affec-
tons, Cih,rTec.ie eeeghs and asthma. and second,
diseases of the blood and glandular system. in
which affections all skillful physicians employ
alternatives, as in cases of blotches, erupiions,
ulcers, swellings, tumOrs, assesses, and in
torpor of the liver or 'biliousness' While its
use is, by its combination of properties, sug-
gested in eases of pulmonary consumption,
yet you need not take it expecting 1t will cure
you if your lungs are half consumed, nor be-
cause it is recommend ID as blood medicine
would its proprietor advise you to take it ex-
pectipg it 10 cure cancer. 1t will not perform
but it will cure many grave forms of
disease