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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-04
RANGERS OF DREAMING.
Cub PHO: Attempts to Jump into
g., p,vor from Off steamboat.

On the last trip to this city OF the
regular Psrkersburg packet, Ms!ile
Hsoon. which LETT this port yefteFdsY
morning for the above place. quite an
amusing and almost serious ihc'aen'
occurred, which is worthy of publication:
ON the boat is young man named
Reilly, g cub pilot, to use the river
nsrlsnce who has not yet become &C
customed to the perils of the deep oh
Saturday evening after Reilly mao oeen
relieved from his watch, and whiie the
boat was stesming proudly up the RIVER
en- route for this port, ne retired to MS
ststeroom TO WOO the balmy at an early
hour He eoon lost CONSCIOUSNESS
after retiring and was safely
cissnpd IN the arms Of MORPHEUS,
sweetly dreaming Of the loved ones a.
lone. But change came Ger DIS
dreams. At late hour during the righb
ionr after all en- board except those on
duty had sought their couches, and the
snacious salon CT the craft had been de-
serted, the young pilots mind wandered
in the channel OF disasters at sea. DE
dreamed the vessel had struck snag and
that her timberS were shattered to pieces
and she was fast settling 10 the bottom OF
the river. He felt tho cold water surg
inc about. which chilled lis very bones,
ara he gasped for breath as it enveioped
him in its cold embrace. Quick as
thought he jumped from his couch snc
attempted to open the outer door OF his
ststerocm, but finding it locked COM
menced; al onslaught on the door,
knocking the glass gu! with bis fists and
kicking it open, completely demons hlng
il, This dotc, lie started out Of tn3 state
room, anu was about TO JUMP over the
ruards into the river wnen &c n'"s .-!zec
BY Waterman Oh the bo', b : re-
strained. The Waterman at iiF,t sup
posed the young man to be suffering rom
atemporsry alteration OF mind, BUTT was
afterwards developed that ne was as'eeP
and dreaming at the time, thinking that
the bost was sinking and endeavor!ns to
escape from IL. Rerlly''s face, hands and
arms were badly cut By tie glass door,
which he had broken, and although well
marked up, he is thankful for his escape
from watery grave.
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EiTCr EeNn.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed about feet inches.
The Hawk, with tow, passed down
yesterday.
The Coal City and Bengal Tiger
passed up yesterday, with empty tows.
The Rsgon departed yesterday for
Parkersburg. She will be followed to.
day by the Courier.
The Thanhauser did not resume her
place in the HatsmorsS trade, yesterday,
as was expected, not having yet been
fully repaired.
The Salt Valley, en- route for Ironton,
is due down to-day.
The Express leaves this port for Gin
cinnati, at 7 o'clock this morning,
The Emma Graham is due up to-day
en- route from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh
The O'Nesl is to days regular Pitts
burgh packet.
The Pnaeton, Della and Telegram are
making regular daily trips.
Tue Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday She returns to-day.
CINCGNNATI, December 3.-River 10
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold.
ST.. Louis, December 3.-Arrived-
Della, Upper Mississippi. Departed -
City of Chester, Memphis. Weather
mid. River hss fallen inches.
LOUISVILLE, iDocember Weather
cloudy ana cold. Departed Golden
Rule, New Orleans; Andy Baum, Gin
clnnsti. River falling with 9 feet 4
inches in the canal.
CAIRO, December 3.-Arrived-Ma
Miller, St Louis; Grand Lake, st. LOUIS.
Depsrted-St. Genevieve, st. Louis; Ed
dyville Nashville. River % feet in
ches and rising Weather clear.
EVANSVILLE, December 3.-Weather
cloudy. River falling with 20 2-1O teet
on the gauge. Up-Idlewild, Maggie
Smith, Grey Eagle. Down-Salle
Carney, Jas.W. CAT. Business rather
light.
MEMPHIS, December 3.-River rose
Is inches, and now stands Is feet z
inches. Arrived Parker, Cincinnati;
Thompson Dean, New Orleans; Lilly,
Pittsburgh; Phil Allen, Vicksburg. De-
parted Belle Memphis, ST. Louis.
New ORLEANS, December 3.-Ar.
rived-C. P. Chouteau, Centennial and
Golddust, St. LOUIS; Katie Annapolis and
Ro0er: Mitchell, Cincinnati; Sam Rob
erts and bsrges, Ohio river. Departed
kstie Annapolis AID Danube. Red river.
Weather cool ard rainy.
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PUBLIC OPINION.
Tho Agent at Lagrange Station Goes
for "Iraveler."

Ths Agent at Lagrange station GOES
for "Iraveler."
LAGRANGE, o., December 3, 1877.
Correspondence of the Register.
A writer in the REGISTER this morn
ing, signing himself "Irave.er," crltlclses
tina order At this Station on last Friday
night, and in doing SO makes mistate-
ment of FACT. First, in stating that the
ladies werr driven from the waiting
room. Second, in stating that alter &C
comprising this the rowdies engaged In
free fight, allowing the inference to De
drawn that q fight took place IN the
ladies, waiting room. We brand the
above as clear cut m!ststements
Tbe sum and substance OF the whole mat
ter was: A party OF young men were In
the village serenading q newly married
couple. Oue of the young men, being
intoxicated. came into the room ana ala
indulge in profsne language, but was I'M
,pedistelv taken out. Tnere was some
noise and excitement on the platform
from this party of young men, but no
ladies lett the waiting room, nor was
there any fighting IN the rooms, or even
on the platform OF grounds of the com
psny. Ofthe above statement witnesses
can be called to prove its truthtulness
At this station, as with other railroad
stations, we do not have an entire immu-
ni,y from the annoyance OF drunken
men. bat in service Of thirteen years
at this station, this is my first newspaper
criticism. have always tried to secure
the safety and comfort OF my passengers,
and feel assured by the comments OF
many of the patrons of this road on
"Trsvelers" article that it has miscarried.
Yours, respectfully,
AGENT AT LAGRANGE STATION.
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AI.beraI CONGREGATION.

Rev. DR.. George did an excellent work
on Sunday morning, and The congregs-
ton of the Fourth Street u. l.. Church
responded molly 10 the call of their pas
tor. The business in hand was tc collect
$4,000 to pay the floating debt OF the
church, provide for the interest or TIE
funded debt. and nave surplus on hand
for repairs, &c, in the spring. AT the
close of the sermon yesterday morning,
Or. George tersely stated whs. was
wanted and what ne expected the mem
bars TO do. The result of the half hours
effort was sub:crlption Of 2,SO0, within
500 of the amount needed. Fifteen Of
the members respon ded to the call by CIV
fng their checks for 800 each. The next
call was for $50, and eight members re-
spopded promptly. The remainder was
made up In smaller amounts,
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scnenck,s mandrake Pills

x,,,. ia ,onnd to possess those quaItle,,
Necessary to the total eraaios,ltIhm On S Secre.
h,Ii,ons attacks, prom pit TO start tne se sone
tanns Of the liver, and give nesIny No
eto1 ne entire system. Indeed, ~ ~ ~
u1dinsry di. covery in medical scienS ,, 10
SSove invented q remedy for THESE s' -, =
ho,n complaints wb ich develops az LIZ
resnits nroduced by a heretofore Ilee us s,
of caiomel, a mineral Justly et 'a he dos.
mankind. and acknowledge 10 Uo n
tn,'nti ca In the extreme TO the nuna a,.
s,,s,an, That the properties OF cersst ~
ssaSetables comprise all the virtues VI
nneiomel without its injurious ten9enoiees'
Ssnnw AN admitted fact, rendered ln us
rstahis nv scientific researches; anu tn1 qs'
who use the Mandrake PMS VIII ue $3.50
satisffed that the best medloi1es 49, s
nrnvided by nature In the oohiihon n0A''
and roots OF the neios. o,a oorrect
These pills open the bowels anu oor ,t',o
III hiiijous derangem ents without SAWS.
t;nn or any Of The injurious enecs ~,
caIomel or other potsons. Inc secI ,I1u ba
Of lille is promoted by these pills as WI, an os
seen by the altered color OF the stooIs, anu
Jisappearing of the sallow eoihPleAAon
and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions tor use accoInPauy
each box Of pills. Prepared only by Ja ~
ScSenck q Son, at their principal once
corner Sixth and Arch streets, fnilao o.
mia. and for sale by all drugses'S
dealers. Price Is cents per box.
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TEMPERANCE.
The Parker Hall Meeting Last Might

The Parker Hall Meeting Last Might.
Another successful meeting OF the
friends OF the temperance cause was held
at Parkers Hail, South SIDE, last night
The meeting was opened by Richard
Bird, and was successfully addressed
by DR.. Tom. o. Edwards, Milton Dow
Ter, Captain John Bags, Morgan
Gregg, Billy Ecces and Harry Holiday
Eighteen new sisneEs were procured t
the pledge, and the cause was shown tc
be prosperous and the interest in it una
oatId.
TINS evening a genuine sensation Il
promised, by the presence of coloreo
female orator from New York. She /:
represented as being quite successful a;
platform lecturer. and, from the tame
which precedes her, we presume she viii
have large audience
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THE COUNTS,
Yesterdays Proceedings In the ID:
ferapt Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT cousr-JUpaE MELVIN

CIRCUIT c0uET-JUpdE MELVIN.
In the matter Of the appointment Of e
trustee ia certain deed of trust, made
November 10, 1874, by F. q. Winchester
to S. g. Shaw, al order was entered sub
stituting VIM. Erskine as trustee vice 5.
&. Shaw, resigned.
The case Of Robrecht We. Msrling is still
in progress oftrial.
Adjourned till the usual nour this
morning.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
TIE cases Of the State vs.. E. Stanley,
State vs.. S. Fairch!ld, State Us. John
Sheeky, State VS.. Timothy Donovan,
State va. i. hickman and State vs.. Frank
Denny, were continued.
The cases of the State vs. NJ. Clark,
State VS.. II. NJ. Gallon and State vs.. Geo.
Baker, were set tor trial on Monday
next.
In the Gases OF a. Vance VS.. the Wheel
ing, Pittsburgh and Baltimore Railroad
Company and Mary HIghfeld Va. the
same, the costs were paid and causes Cis'
missed.
In the case of J. Stewart We. Caroline
Crumme, demurrer was entered IL each
count, aud case set for tris! on Saturday
In the case OF Adams u Lucas VS..
Ezekiel Rogers, Judgment WAS rendered
for plaintiff tor Sl54.S7.
The csse OF Moses. Ray VS.. VIM. Gas
ton, Was set for trial Oh Saturday.
In the case OF the Sank OF Wheeling
VS.. Bowman, Rlne u Wharton, judgment
was rendered against Bowman and Rlne
for $5l0.62.
H. the case Of Z. Z. McColloch vs.
Geo. McCo.l1ch, judgment was rendered
for plaintiff ior SAL 81.
II the case OF CGsrIe3 OF V. y. }
Scboltz, judgment va" rendered io'
plai:t 4 ;ar :2il.52.
Adjourned I'll o'clock Wednesday
morning.
MUNICIPAL c2URT-JUDGE cEANMER
In the case OF Thomas Hughes y Co.
VS.. Susan K. Hamilton, ct et, in chan.
Gerry, the answer to the filing OF Susan Il
Hamilton's affidavit was fms ned sho
submitted TO court.
In the case OF VIM. II. Aiken Il SoH
VS.. f. Oandelet IL Co., in assumps!t, the
following jury was empannelled: Geo
| Wise, Daniel Whitehead, Daniel Schan''
bra, James He'll, T. e.. Mofstt, Peter
French, j NJ. Todd, A bert Harding
VIM. Bodley, Thomss Nesbtt, Robert
Bond and Daniel Greer. Case still or
trial.
Adjourned till the usus! hour this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
James Ryan, vssrant, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed.
Jerry O'Brien, disorderly, fined three
| dollars and costs. Paid.
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ssOrsc and Mule Sale.

Deputy Sheriff Mitchell yesterday sold
at pubic SALE in front of the court house,
two head of horses and pair of mules,
the properly OF Geo. McColloch. A gray
maze wss purchased by MIR. Wills Ken
nedy for $50, bay mare by John Rim
mel Tor s95, and the mules by John Nc
Colloch for 1927. The personal effects of
Geo. McColloch will be disposed OF at
public sale by the sheriff to.mnrrow, at
the old Reilly farm, on the River road.
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NarrnM EScRDe.

A few days since, Mr.. Billy lshsm, OF
the firm of Maxwell Il lsham, OF this
city, while attempting to cross swollen
stream IN the vicinity of Weston, in t
buggy, The horse and buggy were carried
away with the current, and himself
thrown INTO the water. Fortunately ne
succeeded In swimming ashore, and sue
cseded in saving the animal and vehicle
a short dIstaace below, which had suffer-
a no material damage.
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Bitten by a Dog.

Yesterday afternoon while p little
daughter of Attorney. General Whites,
accompanied by Mr.. August Rolls
daughter, were entering the premises OF
the Iatters father, Miss White Pi.yf1lly
pstted large dog kept abou: tie house.
The animal sprsng at her snd threw her
TO the ground, and SEEING her right arm
with his teeth, lacersted the limb fear
fully, near the elbow. Miss White was
taken TO the residence OF her father, and
medical assistance called in. Although
no. dangerous the little girls injuries
are severe.
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Another whisky Case.

Some time since, it is alleged, Mrs.
Teresa Vogden, wife of Joseph Vogden,
warned saloon men against selling her
husband liquor. Contrary to the warn
ING, Mrs. Vogden claims that George
Andrews sold liquor to her husband, and
for that otiense had him arraigned be-
fore Justice Wait yesterday. Andrews
gave bond in the sum of $500 ard had
the case certified up to the County Court,
which body will investigate tho matter,
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RnaI E,sinIe Transfers.

The following transaction IN real estate
was recorded in the county clerks office
YESTERDAY:
Deed made December 2, 1877, from
VIM. 4. Porter to Mary Z. Neidert, one
acre OF land in Trisdelphis district, To-
Gated on Edsington lsne for $500.
Deed made June 6, 1877, from Jacot
House and wife to Mary A. Olmsted
part OF lots No. 60 and 81, Zsnes addi-
lion TO city; for 81 800.
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The Striking Miners.

River men are complaining greatly
about the strike now in progress all
along the river between this city, and
Petersburg, among the miners. The
strike has been in progress for some
time, and great difficulty is experienced
in securing fuel Tor the boats, some OF
the river men even asserting that some
boats are "burning Dirt" AS there are
NO signs of any abatement of the strike,
a coal famine is among the probabilities.
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Lecture by Dr. George.

"What will Mrs. Grundy say" is the
topic OF lecture to be- delivered next
MIDDAY evening, at the First Presby
terrain Church, by Rev. DR.. George, tor
the benefit OF the ChIldren's Home.
The ladies who have charge OF that ex-
cellent institution hope in this Way to
secure relief for their overdrswn
treasury. The lecture and the object Tor
which it is delivered both commend
themselves to the patronage OF the COM
muDity.
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To reduce stock and raise money
will sell this week standard cloth prints
for less than cents per yard and al
other dry goods and carpets for lesi
money than quoted in any paper oil
circular distributed In the city. Come
see and examine before buying, corner
OF Main and Twentieth streets. j. w
Ferret.
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st'heellng Gr9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New advertisements.

Removal-Dr. Hardesty.
Offal-List, Davenport u Parks.
Psrlor Suils-Friend & Son.
A Christmas Present.: l.. Hobbs
Son s. Co.
Bronze Lsmps-Cummins & Woods
To Let-Furnished Room.
Silver Plated Ware Jacob w. Grub
Opera House-Alice Oats.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

John c. Miller, administrator of the estate
OF George W. Marquis, deceased,
VS..
Catharine Marquis, et ais,
IN CHASCERY.
In pursuance OF decree entered in the
above entitled cause in the Municipal
Court of Wheeling, notice is hereby given
that on the 18th y OF December, is y tue
undersigned, Com Missioner OF said Court,
will proceed 10 take and state
]. An account OF the liens, II any, upon
lot numb ered three 81 in B. VI. Eoft's adj.
dition 10 the city Of Wheeling, situated in
Ohio county, aud belonging 10 the estate
OF George W. Marquis, deceased, with the
priorities of such liens.
2. An account OF the claims and de-
mandS against the estate OF the said
George W. Marquis, deceased.
g. Any other matters which the SAID
commissioner may deem pertinent, or
which may be required by any OF the par
ties in interest. l. 8. JORDAN,
Comm tssioner.
WHEELING, W. VA, Noy. q, 1877.
nnyqXOayut
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INVALUABLE.

Nsssrs. wyrrs & POTTER, wholesale Druggists,
Roston' Mass: GsntLsnlen,-t hayo for some months
Ielt Il duty that owe TO suffering humanity 70
write you, stating the great ocnett that have de:
rived from the use of6ASFolp's RAptSAL SrEa
FOR CATARRu. Formoro than 20 years move oeen
afhicted with this very troublesome complain;
have tried oil the remedies that could Hhd: puI
without material or permanent bcrcnLc L9ss ian
the disease had arrived ct that state that must
have rclcfor dle. Tho entire memoranous syS 1
had bee 0me so infaned, and the stomach so dlsOrS
dered, that it was O doubtful m1tter wnethS !
could 90 TO the Pacific coast, or dld go Whetnet
should live 10 como back or not. lsaw m e1NCI-
tsencnt OF this medicine. and although belnG Eery
inc=cdulous about specifics or nostrunls OF, any
kind vet In sheer desperation tried this, ana IS
az once benefited byit. Tho changes or c!lmctcI
q chronic disease ofth liver, and my age oycE ~
may prevent my entire restoration but the oene-
Ct derive from its daily use Is 70 mo in1dIhI2.s
and am hoping to be completely cured, nha ht
List arrive at q respectable old age.
Iithis statement OF my case can be OF any servfco
to those afflicted as have been, and enaOlo you 90
bring this remedy into more general uso, esPeclaIy
on the Pacific coast (vhero IL Is much neededl' my
object in writing this noto will be obtained.
Very truly yours, HENRY WELLS,
AURORA, II. Z, June, 1876. OfWeils, Fargo i Co
Fsch package contains DR.. sanfords Improved
Inhailng Tube, and fall directions for use IN III!
cases. Price St00. For sale by al " hoSsalo ah9
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughout nlte1
| states and Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass
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Go 10 j. w. Ferrers store this week
for dry goods or carpets II you want q
bargain.
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GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week to reduce stock, at the
corner Of Main and Twentieth streets. ]
w. Fsrrsl'l
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CHRISTMAS PKEsENTs.-Parties in
tending to make presents OF Engraved
Glassware should hand their orders i'll
now so as to insure their being filed by
the tims they want them. Call and
examine our designs. j. l.. Hsbbs, Son
IL Co., lll5 Main street.
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GREAT bsrgsins in dry goods and
carpets this week, at the corner OF Msin
and Twentieth streets, J. W. Ferrels.
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II you want TO get suitedlln q pair Of
Shoes, go 10 l.. V. Blends.
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G ENrs' fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received st l.. V. Blends.
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The cheapest shoesirn the city .at'L. V
Blends.
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Revolver E. CARTRIDGES for So

A fine nickle plated, seven shot, po cket
revolver; nrst-clsss article. Sent c. y.
D., or on receipt OF price. @. W. WILL Is
p. o. Box Ais, New York. splIs
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TIE finest shoes kept in the city st L
V.Blond's.
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LAEsr STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. Y. Blends.
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CATARRfl
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
successfully Treated with
sANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

cCccEss Is the ties. OF merit, and success IA the
= treatment Of Catarrhal Affections, slter 20
many miserable failures means undouoted spsoinc
curative properties IN tho remedy used. Does
sLYTozDs RADICAL CURE for C3tsrrh possess suSo
pToperties2 The evidence. in the shape OF unSot-
c!tcd testimonials from the mostrcspectablep eopo
"a all stations OF life, must DO conclusive on this
soint Never NC believe in the history Of populsr
medicines mas such valuable testimony been OF.
iered, freely offered, in favor Of any remedy tnan
that in the possession or the pI9HEeL2!s o. go 80.
not represent a thousandth part ofthe recoumend-
atoms which today offered by friends 20
Ia ia favor Pconls OF wealth endre1neren IN al
parts OF the country daily admit over
Iny method Of cure known 70 tho regular mHGiSat
puolishcd statement. Hence tao testimonials II
our possession represent bat small part OF
those withheld for the reason iIentloheG. 10
WELLS Esc., OF Wells, Fargo Cos kxpreS-. y
AZ ouispoken IndoEssmenL OF which We arc justly
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NEW CARPETS,

DlLCLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES
" just received and offered to the pubic
at BOTTOM PRICES, at the Undertaking
and furniture WareroOms of
VIM. link y son,
eplf Cor Market and 22d Streets.
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The following resolution was submitted
and adopted:
Resoired, That the Finance committee
be authorized to cause publication to be
maize in such manner as they may deem
best of an accurate list o. al person a.
property returned to the assessors for
taxation for the year 1877.
The Board then adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-16

During the past eight years the pubic
nave carefully observed tho wonderful
cures accomplished by LIEN q
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL. From its
use many an offiioted sufferer has been re-
stored to perfect kealth after haying ex-
pended q small fortune in procuring medi-
cal advice and obtadning poisonous medi-
.cines
Its medical properties are altesative
tonic, solvent and dluretic. There Is no
disease of the human system for which AL
LENS STRENGTHEGIaG- CORDIAL GaultOi
be used with perfect safety.