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Anaersga gateIaSgsssss.
LOVES BELIEF.

believe II shouid die, "
And you should kiss my oyelids IheE 1lo
Cold, deal, and numb TO all the world contains
The folded ctbs would open at thy breath.
And from fts exile IN the s7slrs OF death
LAfo GoIid come gladly back s.ong my yeins
believe IL I wore dead
And you upon my lifeiess heart should tread
Not knowing what the poor clcd chenced TO be,
II would dnd sudden pulse beneath the touch
OF him II ever ssyes In iifv SO naucI,
And thfob again, warm, tendcS, true 10 thee.
believe II on my grave,
Hidden In woody deeps, or by the Have
Your eyes should drop sons yarr. seArs OF regret
From every salty SEED OF your dear grief
Some fair sweet blossom Would leap Into leaf,
To prove death could not mako my love forget.
believe II / should fado
And VOC should long once moro 10Y feca 20 see,
would ccme fortE upon the hills OF night,
And gather staxs like faggots, till thy sight
Led by the beacon blaze, fell full on me
believe who las not loved
Hath hale TIE treasure OF his life Improved
Like ono who With the grape within his grasp.
Drops II: with ali ita cTinscn juice Impressed,
And all It's lucsous sweetness left unguecsed,
Out from his careless and hGheeding clasp.
1 believe love, pure and true,
Is to tho soul o sweet, immor.a. dow
That gems lifea petals In II . hours Of dusk;
The waiting angelo SEQ lad recognize
The rtch crowE Jewel, love OF PaYadlsc,
When life falls from us like wIthered musk.
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WHAT HE EXPECTS.

Wantcd-s wife whc can handle brS.,u
To brush down the cobwebs and sweep up her
room;
Can make decent bread that fellow can eat,
Who knows how 10 boil, TO fry. and to roast
Make q good cup Of tea aud platter Of toay.;
And scws up tae r.as IN n fellows old clotnea,
And makes hes owr garments-an Item, toe, vi ch
Is
SO horrid expensive, as every one knows;
common sense creature, and still with mind
To teach and to gude--exalted, refined
sort Of an angel and housemaId combined.
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! A yonnv ] .FIII,onLuhman. q .lto avoid con.

"A young Freuphman,ito avoid con-
scription, pleaded chat his right arm was
parslyses The stcsy was not believed,
and vqrinlle isratoxf ue9e fesortadS % to
aempsl hin to acknowledge the sticiency
eg tfls nenaber. II was proposed t cnt
" Off but the young man did not slarink
In the preaanee of the surgeon and his
inStruEaGnts. Under pretext Ok taking
him TO another hospital for the operation,
he was thrown into the river that was
crossed. !, he ct frss swam with bis. left
arm, but fading that insufficient, finally
struck out with his right, and revealed
his trickery.
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yYller ne re yonI,s I,. s. 8, n afa Z TI

-. ylseE re are young we ara slasish.
~ employed inia pl6earing scniSeAina
whereby we Fsay I've eonit6rtahl Whefl
sse ytow old and whess NO are old. we
sas7csiya II IL boo lste to 1--we as We pro-
ppae6.
- othing can DO IA ore aksnrs tiiars
tho idea thas ieolsine teliity,n proves
Fliity An boEest man charged spish
:csltIls, g nsuth more iilSolE b blush at The
efcnsatl On than The real ofiiefsier Who e
generally prep red for the uycitt and hag
bis saee ready laadss p ,E Ne vsst thought
oI hesng aus spectc,l oe gsss h iilF csirifIini
VIII btspfs The blood 60 ia inn o-..a 1, ,h5,s
ciLeek pine times ouk OF tan. *
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"A "Reminiscences of the War.

One morning Q party were sitting at
Wbite SulphuY, and the conversation had
fallen upon the lnte war. Peraonal re-
naiEiscence was In order. Each was the
her0 Of his 0wn hair breadth escape, and
| tho sequsls wsFo blood aud shunder.
Withia esE-shot sat an old gsay.coased
Virgininn, attentively listening and turn
ing his quid feflectively between his
teeth. At length he spoke:
"Gentlemens, you've Ill been through
hemp, but they haini. mono Of yen had
o wnss time nor ], I'LL bet"
(which side was you on?" asked one.
mary q side, gentleniens, bat had g
very hard tifne,s and the old follow,
drawing cut his guild Of reflection, pro.
ceeded:
aaWell. when the war iast broke out, I
didn't know much about it nohow. I
was studying it out, but hadn't come 10
no Judgment. One night Ihy deftsr,
Macy Ann, vas teek srewe.sas..!. alex. ssassSkk The
doctor ha wrote q script, and told me to
90 right Of and get It. So bsidled my
oid mar, aud started. Wall, gentlsnenS,
Nasa had tgot, Z seckon, 'bout three
miles from home--it was monstroua DARK
some one called out hais i-unG i
hiltod. FGSt I knoWed was q prisoner.
ard che boys was round thicker nor
JnneabSss. See they: s1Vho are YOU
fur 2 Sec I: 'Gentlemens, darter Mary
Ann, ehe'---. See they: Darn Mary
Ann who are you fur Z Speak cut I
Hurre for aomebody' Tatndied a mint,
an, ses ], on o ayentnr' like, 'Hnrra fur
JoR Davis 7 They seq, mad as hornets,
y told you no was o d--d rebol. Git of
| that mar isR sr9: s.Sa : 3 sss ~. Z
! 9 aGentleuisns, 1 hain's telling YOU no
i.> .sl.A.. A ti.., te.el- sal. as s..v ..a.s.
bueked nae ovor aflog, aud ola Tias Ave
hundred. lt hurt me powerful bad I
was monstrous Hore. mounted ;s,y mar
and .stSsted on. I ladn's ROT nore'n
tlree miles when heeTd anothss voica
cali ont, baltr an I hiltea and aeiri
the boys md mo. Who kafS you fuffi
ses thsy. Sea I, taentlemens, NY liertef
Mary Aaa Is powerful aict; an the doc.
tor'--- Darn the doctor who are YOU
fur HuRra for somebodyi, ss itsas 3
| u wart'E Eoin' TO DO kotehed agin, so /
JEST teegs e1 my nat AM aa1 7aa load %
ecnld, sHusra fes Lincoln p There 4
ss9z tl0y, p1aadcf nor blaEss Il told you
/ be Cd traitsl Git, down 5s7 5sf'
"a et mar. Cent leTFasas, I ksAin't te.linr
yeee 10 iie. nsy took me or thas mari, /,
Sud backed lEe Sgess 81 !!te, an ieas salnf
Esssa.s sSfiss they fslss s,se flss huI,Sitss5
snuls. sslls asSiss ssils BAD g BaI IaCs Sis
nsi .. ~ szlE JezI ua Z Flza d x1fs5
Al1g sntJ aTIs 1sistF. called osss !.
fHaltii z an ] E.i s 10 are VI Its9 &
says ;ss. fIuf1s kisf soza h. q s5ss.-
tlsssss..llsl { 81 81 e ue h1tclls
od aaln. Jest sea, sou sesks be
60 kiEiE 81 70 hufSaa fiiess s this 0nce.s n
-
"a fsosnafl fii Il stcs ,SiS
stz Ya gIs1t1fy an. md
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|EuEriNs Is not q stimulating bittere which
creates fictitious appetite. bnt q gentle tonic
which nssists nature to restore the stomach 10 q
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Female Weakness.

VEGETISE acts directly upon the causes OF
These complaints. Ii invlgorates and strength-
ems tho whole system, acts upon the Becrefiyo
o7:.nre and eilays Inflammation
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s - a clerg ynlal stcaatly aronned Ills
sleepy aueiesoe bR asserting In the most
positive manner that, y.notwithstandina
she hard tslaaA the wages of sin had not
been cut down one ista.'
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Fainfness at the Stomach.

III vK0ETrNE is taken regularly, according to
directions, certain aud speedy cure will follow
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Genera! Debility.

IN this complaint the good effects OF the yEoE.
ri*Emre realized Immediately after commcncir.,
10 'aee ~; na liability denotes deficiency Of tho
tl,.A.. 80. S' .fo'' ~"
~ F,Cs.:ne is Sold by all Dr1,pp;ate.
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"a.
The CUUUMBEN.---This, like /. 5he
melon, wants rich land, having ia ;ts
composition an abundant supply of yeeo-
table matter. Its roots do not run srj inr
as the roots of theezeterEielon hence one
can, in planting it, have q better excuse
for making the land richest near the hill.
For. the ordinary varieties. the hills
should be made about six feet apart.
Put in plenty ofiseeds t5SSnake Ssura of a
good stand, and when the plasts begin to
run, thin to two in the hilI II the
weather Is dry, tho plants should be treat
manure, and also 10 mulc6ing with some
kind of litter calculated to preyenk the
moisture from drying out. As food the
cgeamber 10 by no means worth gits
weight in gold sill people will make
course. Tho way Of preparing 4 10
make it most wholesome, Is to COOK Il
precisely as you ceek egg plants,
much Ike tI,s eag plant. @ " 70 : be e in ine's Z
proper condition for this soreparat;on IL
must be almost ripe--niust be cooked
Just before The seeds have become tdo.
hard to cut readily.
IN
SowINa on Observation-Disclosures
as have been the Instructions Of late; for
preserving the almost ',ioss art;' or SOW
ing grain by hand, there rerlains one
mode thar has cacapsd mention, and
which, when aensipned, will probass Il 81
deridcd by those who .hSve not tiled sslI
] alla6a to sowing on horseback. Snlky
rgkes, snlky rollers, etc. arc retarded es
tisefnl contfivancss for tAo saying OF h,i!
n1an labor, but noae Of your c6Irasisdii. /.
donta appear 30 have Thought or niszlhr.
tho h0fse perlcrr1 the ltfsor of val ginri
and carry seed bag aAd sower 60 sSid
fto across The field during the 6Eoss i6ra
OF sowing tha gsain. And yet. sfEesS 4
long sexperEe gha ssitsr has huhd
that he could tl.Htkf huse seed 9rain ni6rs
regularly frlFa "a 4 sad Etlle than on fSat.
and With fss ioTa es So sAnd ocrsf "a II
any good seed dsrsan Isl siisid alseg q Ri i6Tt
psecI doe. Grass sHe; iI0woyer & 3 Il y
lighter Than gFair pa M on fdsk =
NJ ~ q - 4 u Il
- A clergyaaaIk gtcaatly aroused kis
sleepy auaieEoe BIZ asserting In the most
positive fnanneE that, Notwithstanding
She hard tsaaeA the wages of sin had not
been cut down one 3sta.'
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fresidens hon.J. ". DopBIvs Judge SUPERIOR Count
The above Institution olsra aif tEs Sdfaforti of
skilfnl nurees ase In attendance and rs the sur
Beon In charge resides In tbs aGtse With fAo farI.
the day, For further snfoymtsfon apply to tho
surgeon In eharB6t ~. MA 7,iniks&8tuf tr
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IaGa.
4 RS. EIs " ssllts q iltoT,m 4.
|islNAsi sfefidS and III
thet slle 81 iiTs lllIsS,s s,gsn
ai. ,s ssc isi IN ssi 4 ii rcilisgt.
Il, s1 isa flIss n itsl bcase 9.gb ",
clsauher2. M fsacnI2aD on ttrcsi SO q laset"
Street, next to raiIfeq1 idgc. q ,,,i5s 43s,,
Jan rs, 1877 ~ oin
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Dyspen8ia.

VEdErfNE has restored thousands to health
who have been long aud painful sufferers.
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hdmbio Psst0F, % !, MI AMI strengthen
his heart by telling him that you receive
help and instguqtionf fscm bis ministerial
services, ) We say thi1 ihscatlse ne have
Just heard Of d good minister who has
been twenty years with his people, and
yet has recaived no pleasant words Of
approval.
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John WiIkCs Rooth,s Rodr,

A number Of absurd stories are going
the rounds Of the press as to the dispo.
rition OF the body Of J. Wilkes Booth.
The latest is by Captain Olivef:P.. leslie,
Of Pittsburgh, who says the body was
sunk in a lake seven miles below Alex.
andrin, Va. The incontrovertible facts
are as follows: The body was ordered
to be delivered to the friends OF Booth
by President Andrew johnson. John II.
Weaver, IN undertaken Of this city, was
sent to Washington by hia family to
bring it here Tor interment. A box was
taken up from the arsenal building and
delivered to him. Twas brought by him
to BALI ore, and was examined by him
and reporter OF the Gazette at his room
on West Fayette street, near Hol.
iday. They found in it a skel-
eton wrapped in an army blank
ct. When the blanket was taken of
the skeleton was covered with pow
der having the appearance Of soapstone,
and on being rubbed between the fingers
it disappeared just as soapstone will do.
On the right foot WAS an army shoe, cut
open ut the top It's entire length, as il to
accommodate swollen foot. On the
other was large cavalry boot. The re-
porter Of the GGIetic examined the bones
in and above the shoe, and for some time
could find no injury. Believing the body
to be that Of Booth, the reporter made
persistent examination, and at last dis
covered that the leg was fractured clear
through just above the ankle. The irac.
turc was clearly marked, and the part be-
low the fracture being lifted out Of the
box, the ends Of the bones we're Of pure
whiteness, leaving no doubt as to the fact
that Booth, in leaping from the box, had
fractured his right leg, and not sprained
it.
Still, the identity Of the body was not
satisfactorily established, especially as
there was no part OF the spinal vertebrm
missing and no mark Of any bullet upon
them. y brother OF Booths was sent for,
and requested TO think Of some peculiari.
ty, il any existed, in the structure Of his
brother that would forever remove any
doubt. After thinking for brief while
the brother said that all he could rcmem.
Der was that bis brother had his tooth
plugged with gold in peculiar manner.
lie described the position Of the tooth,
and drew with pencil the shape OF the
plug, which ives Of unusual size. The
teeth were taken out, and the tooth was
found plugged just a. described by the
brother, and forever setting ut rest any
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New York.

NEw YORK, May 2s.-Cotton-Easier a
II S.lGal1 5.l6c. Flour-Dull and lower
No. 9, So 75a5 %; superiine western ant
State S. 75a6 %; common to good Sc 5Oi
0 s.; good to choice 50 90; white wheat ex
ira 81 O5N7 80; fancy 81 S5aO 90; extri
Ohio 50 50aS 90; st. Louis 50 75alO %
Minnesota patent process 81 S5all 90
Wheat-Lower, limited export and vcry
moderate milling demand; No. . Chicag;
spring 81 G5; No. Q red Wabash 81 Is
white Michigan 81 so; No. 2 milwaukee,
held ut 81 50. Rye-Morc steady; western
at SOaS5o. BarlCy-Quiet but firm. Mali
Quiet but steady. Corn-Firm; steam
mixed 5l1Sa55c; steam yellow Soc; unmer
charitable mixed 54c. Oats-Easicr; ives
tern mixed and State 42aGIc; white western
at 47a7Oc. Hay and lIOps-Unchanged
C0tlee-Quiet; Rio CargOes 16Ha2lc, gold
jObbing lGHa2lHc gold. Sugar = Firm
fair to good refining 1OHalO9zc; prim,
lOHc; refined, firm Mt l2al27Ic. MolaSses-
Quiet; Porto Rico GOa70c, RiCe-Steady
MhiSky-$l TX.
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that our teachers give an education in.
ferior to that Of the tree schools, is I'M.
true. Without vain Boosting, I think
that ten years Of Seminary lie ought 10
qualify me to pass judgment on the COM
potency Of teacher, and the quality Of q
school. You will pardon me the ego
tism Of saying that do not believe that,
after passing many college and seminary
examinations, and being finally Judged
worthy Of The sacred order+of the priest
hood, | have. at last been yeritably dis
covered to be II Ounce by you. Possibly
you did not expect such an application Of
your sentence Of incompetency passed up.
on the teacher. But that Is lis true mean.
ing. II you thought the teacher incom.
pCIent, why did you not come to me prl.
vAtely anu try 70 show proofs Of that In.
competency? Why did you make com.
mon talk Of II before your children, your
neighbors, and everywhere, except the one
place where you should have spoken Of
iT Why did you not come forward and
join heartily In a work 20 necessary 10
the welfare Of your children? You
ought TO have known that your pastor is
In the habit Of spending at least two.
thirds Of his time In the school, which Is
to him his dearest consolation. lie has
taken entire charge Of the more advanced
scholars, in their reading and writing,
not indeed the copies In which your wis.
dom has found some photographed er.
rorS, and your iOndness for Censure has
raiEed public Clamor, when you should
have sought out not the scandal but the
remedy for il in their arithmetic. He
has never passed 4 week without at least
day in the school. The teacher ia not
qualified to instruct in the classics or
give lessons in philosophy. But she Is so
far qualified that have persistently re-
fused TO accept her resignation, until very
recently when she left, Still the school
shall 90 on until ! have no bread to eat.
When you have no need Of a school you
will have no need Of Il priest.
II YOU wish to do your duty as Catho.
lies, help support the school by both
means and good words; and be content to
believe that !, having been appointed 10
it by the Bishop, am really your pastor,
Your Father in Christ,
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CHICAGO, May 2S.-Flour Dull and
nominal; western extra Sc 75as 30; Min
neiotN s. O0a9 80; Minnesota patent process,
50 25all 80; winter extra 50 0OalO 30
Wheat-Active, higher and unsettled; No
. Chicago spring 81 &c cash and June
81 4jIS July; sales at 81 4?al 4SA July;
81 % bid August No. 3, 81 so. Corn
Demand active and prices higher at 4II5t
cash; 4i%c June; 1870 July; sales at 45sSa
411sc; rejected Ale. Oats-Firmer nj
S71ic cash; $50 June; rejected 2SIc. Rye
Steady at zoe. Barley-Dull, weak and
lower, ut Coo. Pork--blOdcrately active
and higher; SIS 90 cash; $lS 40 June; $l3 q
ais 62H July; $l3 75al3 SO August. Lard
Steady md firm at 50 22lG cash; 50 Q;
June; 50 s. July; 50 40 August. Bulk
Meats-Quiet at 5a7Ha77sc, Whisky
Steady ut 81 o..
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PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Flour--Inac.
tive; Minnesota family IS 5OaS 70; Pennsyl.
vania IS 75a9 25; Ohio 50 OOa9 %; high
grades $40 00alI 90. Wheat-Duli; ives.
tern red 81 Goal 10; Pennsylvania 81 SOa
So; amber 81 sal %; white 81 95ao 90.
Rye-SOc. COrn-Yellow Gle; mixed 62c;
steam 69c; white Gla69c. Oats Weak;
white western 4Sa51c; mixed A6. Butter
Western extra OF 9Oa22c. CheeSe-Dull;
western fine 12c. Eggs-14al5c. Petro.
leum-Firm; refined lIHC bid; crude lOl{c.
Whisky-Wcgtern at 81 IL.
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EAST LIBERTY, May 2S.-CArTLE-Re
ccipts since and including Friday 3,S5g
head, or ISL cars Of through and 40 ears fol
sale here; making the total for the weel;
5,O33 head, or 227 cars OF through and G.
cars Of yard stock; against 800 cars oil
through and 60 cars Of yard, or 1924 head
the week before. The supply fair. The
business done in the yards to-day was
mostly at retail, only about six loads for
shipment. Prices, however, are unchang
ed. Quality of offerings, common to me.
dium.
lIOGS-Receipts $50 head; total for the
week lO,49j, against 1895 last week.
Workers s. @Oa5 40; Philadelphias S. 4Ou
8 GO.
SHEEp-Rcceipts 600 head; total for
the week II, 400 head, against $4,000 last
week, Selling ut So 25a525.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, May 2S.--Flour--Firm. Whea;
firm and higher; extra white
Michigan ST. 50; amber Michigan spot and
seller June 81 65; No. red winter spot 81
30; seller June 81 90; No. . amber Illinois
81 60. COrn-Firmer; high mixed spot at
5Ol5c; No. 2 spot 404c; seller June 50c,
seller July SIC; seller August sac; rejected
46Ec; damaged SIC. oats-Dull; white
46I5c.
Ar. M.-Wheat-Active, firm and higher
amber Michigan spot 81 0515al &C; seller
June 81 GiM; No. . amber Michigan held
Mt 81 90, 81 40 bid; No. 9 rcd winter spot
and seller June 81 CO; No. 5, 81 40. Corn
Firmer; high mixed, seller June and No.
spot jO14c; seller June sic; seller July SIC
seller August 55I!c; No. > to arrive juno
J1c.
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CINCINNATI, May 2S.--Cotton Quiet
and steady at 10iSc. FlOur-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Easier; red ST Goal 10
Corn-Dull and dropping, at 47aiOc. Oats
-Quietat 4Sal9c. Rye-DuIl ut 7SaSOc
Barley-Dull and unchanged. POrk-DulI
and nominal at $l4 25al4 80. Lard-Firm
am;9hc kettle 9Ha1Oc. Bulk Meats
In good demand Mt 81 fond so, &c, IKE
Bacon-Easier at 594a75snSjSnS4c. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Steady at 70a7lc. Whisky-Dull at 81 OF
al o., closing inside.
HOGS = Good demand; common 81 25c
4 20, light 81 75N5 90, packing 81 sOa5 O5
butchers So 10a5 Is. g.,
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Dry Goods.

NEw YORK. Nay 49, Business continues
light in all departments. CottOns quiet
and unchanged. White ground prints and
shirtings rather more active. Dress STYLE
of ginghams In steady demand and firm,
Fancy alpacas in fair request. Heavy
woolens, mems wear, in moderate demand.
Foreign goods quiet.
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| Dr.. Tut has
been enEaFei IN
tho practice "
medicine thirty
years. and fora
Hong time was
IdCmOnstntorO r
anatomy In In,
/ Medical COllcEr
Of GEORGIA,
hence persons
using his pills
have the guar
AhtpN that tiIey
Rrg prepared 6a
Scientihc priu
eiples, and ETs
FRO from all
quaekery.
Ito has ruf-
ecr,led in CGg
binlng In them
tho huTrtgtlfr
AhtagOuistis
qualities Of a
STRENGTH
PNTHn MIN
.9ATtvB, and
Ia Pu NIFY
mo TOXIC
While they r.
moyG all IN
'hrAlthy Eceum
natiUha. they
|pTp Il uov ~
weakness.
They may T.
taken At Any
time without
Tr1tnihtCT diet
Tor occupation
saiu family
nRliGine tl,ry
have no HvGl
PRICE, Csc
OFFICE
- %s@,y ::
NEW YOER
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THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS.
An Authentic Expression Rs 10
Scctariun Education.

NcCtariHu Education.
last Weeks Catholic Columbian, cdltel under
Supervision otthc II. Rey. bishop ROsccrln', al
Columbus, Ohio,
In publishing the subjoined CORES.
pondeuce the Colombian remarks as fol.
lows: "rhe following correspondence is
genuine and we publish it without place
or name Tor the general Lesson it con-
tains,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-29
SYMPTOMS on WORMS.

'' Ab"Ss
TIME countcnancc is pale and
| lcadcn.colorcd, with occasional
lu5hcs, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull; thcpupils dilate; an azures semi
circle runs along the lower cyc-lid;
thenoscisi rritatcd, swell5, andsome-
times blecdi; 4 swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furrcd tongue; breath very foul, par
ticullrly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes oracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; flceting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costivc; stools Shiny; not
lnfreQuently tinged with blood i;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsomctimesdry convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
Bile, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DIR. C. M9LANE'svERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa,
ration, net taba6ieefd0iHyt tie slighE
sHiWay to tile most ttnaty infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
MruGE bears the signatures of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.