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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-15
Quick Time.

NEW YORK, October l3.-The Inmsh
steamship City OF Berlin, Commotore
James Kennedy, arrived a. Sandy Hook
at 4:5O A. NJ. to-day, making the passage
from Queenstown in the remarkably
short time OF seven days, fourteen hours
and twelve minutes Their daily runs
in knots were as follows: October 9th,
26S; 7th, So4; 9Th, S76; 9th, SOS; 10th,
$50; llth, 402; 18th, S7s
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Flps.

SYnAcUsE y. Y, October 1.-The
business part Of the village Of james
vile, tbs county, VA burned .hIs morn
ing. The burned district covers seven
acres. The fire wa the work sn III
csrdiary. rne man IL known, but has
no. get been found. Three hotels, Lbe
Ep scopa. church, the Pos.Othce, 'Ir
stores. the town hail snd fifteen private
dwellings we're smokg the buI dinga
consumed. Loss, t6OOoG insurance,
$4,000.
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Blaine on Hayes and Ohio.
Special Dispatch to the Enquirer. q.
WAsuiNGTON October II

WAsHiNGToN, October y.
The Star tonight says: 1t is said
that the following conversation took
place 10 o.dsy between Senator Blaine and
q Western Congressman:
w. C.-"How no you like the lndorse-
ment OF the Hayes policy IN ObiOY
Blsine-"I think it is very good IN
dorsement OF the Democratic policy"
w. C.-"Do you propose to give Mr..
Hayes to the Democracy"
Blaine-"So far as l am concerned, l
assign all my right, title and interest Ms a
Republican in Mr.. Hayes to the Democ-
rscy."
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bnnIndependence.

NEW YORK, October l4.-The eighth
anniversary OF the declaration Of Cutsn
independence was celebrated today with
services by the congregation
OF the Church OF Santiago West Twen-
tv-second street. Rev. Mr.. De PslOn 3
preached a sermon suitable 10 the occs-
SION, and urged the necessity for sscri-
icing everything, j! occasion required,
to the principles OF the revolution in
4 N ha
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Ohio Election.

COLUMBUS, October l3-Elgh;y.one
counties give Bishop, Tor Cover or,
"a, 4O9 majority, Let Democratic gain
of 27,S25. o. the seven counties to
hear from four are Republican AID three
Democratic. Ii is believed they will re-
duce Bishops majority about 1900,
leaving Democratic majority of about
$4,000.
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California tongrrgsiIonAIIsis.

SAN FKAsCIsCO, October l3.--Th9
Congregational Assembly Oi the stat, IN
sossIOn curing the week ~ Sacrament,
adjourned last night, after passing strong
resolutions against ChIne'e immigration,
and demanding = modification ol tue
BurlingAme treaty 70 hat end.
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4 Senatorial Seat Contested.

CLEVELAND, October l3.-George a.
Baker, Democratic nominee for State
Seuator, will contest the election of II.
w. Curtis, Republican, on the ground of
irregularities Of the count Curtis off,
cial majority was twenty eight.
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HorFIbIe Accident.

COLUMBUS. October B-ILis morn
ing = boo. blsck named Tno,. y Bren,
supposed - BE- .rom Baltimore, VIZ
crushed 70 death be.weer two cars near
tue Uulon depot 80 one saw the sccI.
dent, bat it i, sIpposed ths, O'Brien wss
-ttIrg on the track obllylo1s O! the NOV
Iry train
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LONDON, Oc.ober l3-Arriyed-Rus-
sis, from New York.
NEW YORK, October l3.-Arriyed-
Steamship Baltic, from Liverpool.
NEW YoEK, October l4.-Arr.ved-
Steamer Queen, from Liverpool, r.
C.u.nd, from Rotterdam.
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THE OHIO VICTORY.

The Cincinnati Commercial points out
the magnitude of the Democratic victory
in Ohio, which it says can hardly be
overestimsted:
in addition to the fact that two de-
partments of the State government, the
Executive and Legislative, pass directly
and Immediately into Democratic con-
troll, the third and only remaining de
partment is reached by superceding d
Republican Judge of the Supreme Court
by Democrat, and leaving that body SO
divided that the Democratic victory
next year, which is TO be- logical Sc
quence of the present success, will COM
plete the revolution in the State govern
ment, and Tor the first time in the era
dating from the outbreak of the rebellion
that party will have come into complete
possession of all departments OF the gov
erRment in Ohio.
For the first time since 1854 the people
elect Democratic treasurer. For the
first time since the early years OF the
war we are TO have Democratic AttOr.
ney General. For the first time IN TWEEN
ty-tour years, the people elect Demo
cratic Lieutenant Governor.
For the irsL time since the adoption OF
the present Constitution, Ohio will be
represented by Democrats only in the
Senate OF the United States. The places
of Wade and Sherman will be- occupied
by Thurman and Pendleton. This fact
alone ought to be sufficient to placste the
wrath of Mr.. Wade over the poicy q;
geconcilistlon proclaimed by RePubi
can President.
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THB railroad fever is at white heat
in Wayne county, in this State. The
proposition is to build narrow gauge
road from the Ono river back through
Waynes rich coal, iron and timber
lands Judging from the able manner
in which the AdUocate is pushing the en-
terprise, it looks rs II success would to-
lpU
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Cincinnati Racea.

CINCINNATI, October 1.-THE fall
meeting ef the Chester Park Association
will begin on Tuesday next and close on
Friday. The number OF entries is an
even hundred, and include all the ism'u,
trotters who lately distinguished them
selves at Lexington, The track Is in
splendid condition, aud fine sport is
promised. The event of the opening
day will be trot between Rarus and
Great Eas ern, and a splendid exhibition
OF speed 10 expected.
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- GoysRNoR WILLIAM ALLEN Is
tod for Senator in Ohio.

49,, oDIy man defeated on he Repuo-
a. Ioni.istive ticket in Cleveland was
''- .so 49, nominee. The co!ored man
''' w.. ger depend upon his friends.
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yIec,or.I ,onm,.-,.u Painting.

NEW YORK, October l4-Mrs Fa'-
sstt, the Washington srtls, who has
been IN Boston taking a portrait OF
Judge Abbott, for her lsrge painting Of
the Electoral Commission, B nov sr-
gaged here on the portraits Of Chsri's
OCOnor and David Dudley Field.
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r,Dsg BLACK goes to New Orleans to
..,u,e the Louisiana fraudulent re
~, board, and ex-Congressmsn
,v,RaER. o. Ohio, aud WILSON,
lava are to defend them, Is the
-. worth the powder that's to be
.s.,ed on i'll
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Died.

NASHVILLE, October l3.-The widow
of the late Hon. Jno. Bell, died at the
residence OF her sou, in Marcy county,
Friday night, in her sOth year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-15

,,orrARLr enough, Mr.. CoN'S name
-. no, presented in caucus in connection
= ,ba sueskership. His New York
WV ,.,t hack on MIN. 1t is needless
.r Cox is mad.
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Tne Dayf,.Teneyck Race

PEEKsKILL, October l3.-The boat
rsce to day, between Davis, of Portlsnd,
and Teneyck, OF Peekskill, three mile
dash, was won by Davis By length in
2l:2ZS
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RestiuIing Work.

SCRANTON, Pa, October l3.-The
miners are rapidly resuming work, and
additionsl collieries will start next week.
The reported troubles are groundless.
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rendered His ResfSnation.

LONDON, October l3.-United States
Minister Pierrepont has rendered his
resignation, to take effect December l.
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MiSIak en- llemencI.

LONDON, October l4.-The four Penge
prisoners, sentenced to death for the mur-
der of Harriet stsunten, have been re-
prisvsS.
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fernandina's Fever.

FHRNASDISA, October l8.-Six new
cases OF yellow teyer TO day. No deaths
reported. br Rsrndou is critically sick
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Affecting gea'strr'
o,,5 closed Saturday at ioSt

..,Bsr to-d1v ,oil be partly cloudy
u" .l<,ly ,o,nds, rising temperature
lo.al rams.
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tcuII Race.

ST LOUIS, October IL A .our-oarsd
race for the championship OF the Mlss,s-
sppi river occurred here this afternoon,
between tue Modoc, Western, Dry Dock
and 81. Louis rowing clubs. and excited
3 great deal of interest, the levee and
bridge beng thronged with people to
witness the unusual spectacle Th"
course WAS from the orthcrn line of tho
arsenal wall, crossing the river 10 the
eastern pier OF the bridge, n distance oi
three miles The water wn very rough,
under the action OF \ strong south wind,
white caps breaking most Of the timc
he ModOcs, with their now boat, tho
Boo lngcrsoll, took the lead at the start,
q al maintained It 10 ths tnish, boating
Ile Westerns some dozen or fifteen
irnglbs, the Dry Dock and St Louis
boats being so lar behind s 10 be- praC.
LIcaly out of the race. The time o.
the Modocs WAS 24:I6; that of the
Westerns halt minute more. There II ~
be another race next Sunday, IN which
Ten or twelve boats belonging to the
1hoye named clubs viii participate. The
race to-day was up stream.
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Base Ball.

CHIcIso October ls-Chieago., .
g. LOuu L
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N ursicred.

WIN. GerbardL, o. LItchGcld, H., wa
murdered Friday evening while hauling
wood from iorcst shout ,I
miles from hillsboro, by All unknown
psron.
Daring an alteration between Park
Pni0wand Bass Damewood At Shawnee.
own, Ils last night, Pillow Knocked
Damrwood down and kicked him in the
temple causing death in Nh hour.
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BeIIigerent Driver.

LEAvENwoRTH, October l3.-During
the free ,or-ail race to-day the judges de-
cIded the race in favor OF Dacotsh Maid,
whereupon Corrigsn, the driver of Die
tator, rushed on the stand and made u
most brutal assault on H. ID. Rush, one
of the Judges He struck him over the
left eye. cutting u gasn about al inch
long, and telling HIM TO the floor. He
also attempted 10 assault another, but
was prevented by the bystanders. Cor
rigsn made himself obnoxious several
times during the week, and once before
tried to buIldoze the judges into giving
u decision in his favor. He WAS arrested
this evening and placed under $500
bonds, and Immediately left the town.
Officers are now sfter him with a State
warrant
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ACCORDING to al announcement IN the
p.s.on county J,,r7sai To-: JONES is
mag to tesch school in Tucker county,
t. winter, il he does not sell his mule
Ri, if be succeeds in making & transfer
,bs, snlmsl to other hands tor sat
,,s.ory smount OF filthy lucre, ne will
migrate 70 Texas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-15

Tax Rhchie Democrat Is to be en-
..,ad. 1t is slresdy large, handsome
vaII edited paper, quite large enough
.sen, to us. Considering the wealth
nd population OF Ritohie county it is
t,.f,, how she sustslns two such
..si papers IS the Democrat snd Gazette
THs pro.es: from OHIO WAS loud
.,su,h to drive JOIN SHERMAN from
b. Cabinet, but no: loud enough to pre-
,.p. STANLEY MATHEWS from taking
j, pl.oe. Let all things jog as they
-.r STANLEY MATTHEWS is bound to
.,, the Government until the end of
HAYES term.
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The TURF.
Boston Races.

Boston, October l3.-Clsra j wOr the
fifth and sixth heats and race OF the un-
finished 2:28 race, yesterday. Lsdy Dag
gett second, Belle Smith third, Belle
Oakley fourth. Time 2:3O, 2:29.
The race tor 2;30 clsss, purse S4OO, was
won by Hiram Woodruff. Time, 2:2s,
230, 2:27.
In the 2:26 class there were six starters.
The first heat was won by Barney Kelly,
in 2:27; the second and third by Hszar
in 2:27t and 2:30t; and the fourth by
Ripley in 2:28. Postponed till Monday,
on account Of darkness.
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Jerome Park Races.

NEW YORK, October l3-At jerome
Park to-day, Lady SslyerS won the one
nile handicap race, Bertram second, Cuba
third. Time l:47.
The mile and half dash was won by
Tom Chiltree. Parole second, St. Mar
TN third. Time 2:43.
Tne mile and half dash for besteL
horses was won by DauntleSs, Maj. Bar
ker second, Vermont third. Time 2:463.
Barricade defeated Risk in the one
mile match. Time 1854.
The match race, same distance, between
w. J. Higgins and Piper Heidsick was
won by the former by anose. Tine l:564.
ne day and meeting was closed with
Il handicap steeple chase over the same
course. Trouble WAS the winner; Wal
lace second, Dead Head third.
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Lexington Races

LEXINGTON, KY, October l3 The
trotting on the Lexington course to-day
was superb The sport was marred by
but one accident. Brown Sentinel, y
magnificent three year old colt by Senti-
mel, dropped dead just outside the dis
tsnce pole IN the midst Of splendid
burst OF speed He was very valuable
colt, but had been out OF condition Tor
some weeks The first race for three
year old WAS won by Wiry Jim, Lady
Rule second, Vansruim third, Fanny
Wtherspoon fourth, Msmbrlno fifth,
Hlppy sixth. Time 2:3G, 2:32!, 2:36!.
The second race, four year old class,
Keene jim l, l, Kate jackson 2, 2, =;
Wsvel4nd Chief 3, 3, 8; Romance dis
tsnced. Time, 2:26t, 2:2G!, 2:2tI
The third race, 2:23 Class, " oodford
Chlet l, l, 3, /; Dick Taylor =, 3, l, 2;
Magenta 4, z, Z, 4; Coaster 3, 5, 8, 5; Car
rie 5, 4, 3, Time, 2:25, 2:22t 2:24i,
2:25.
Red Jim, three year OLD, speeded
two heats for silver cup, IN 2:2S and
2:3lI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-15
FRENCH ELECTION.
COUNTRY On THE VERGE OF
REVOLUTION.
Which Involves not only the Fate Of
France bat of England and
Germany, While over Ali
Stalks the Terrible
APparitiOn OF the
Commune.

PARIS, October l3-Public interest in
the election is becoming manifest IN the
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Columbus Races.

COLUMBUS, October l3.-The races
uncompleted last yesterday afternoon
were finished to-day.
In the 2:35 Class, trotted to-day,
Beecher won. Daniel the Prophet second.
Time 2:27, 2:29!, 2:303, 2:22!
The remaining neat aud race in the
2:28 class was taken by Clifton Boy in
2:27!, Adelaide second, Cosette third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23


ROYAL n ax4Haoa hSTTaaY ps.wrso.
which there will be 5000 Tickets, with a,4s Prizes
Whole Ticket s D,s' & So 's S. @ rnA 500
Tenth. sio Twen,ie,h; 81
1ASLo Il : w Sp H. ni Sss York.
TUE NOSE MACHINE. APPLIED TO THE NOSE
the msmIs1 consists an i,o%es no.s !. q"esS
is sh Di's'q
ROSS Depilatory or Hair DESTROYER 81.
..r a .n. rszzs;
y ,ss, Oh st.
S2O0 000- N PRIzEs-KtNIUcKY STATE
S. S'"r M cooFRR %ssn s.s
$l.35O.OOO. -ExTK Asss., ~ isI7 DRAWING
Ssy.! M.saS. Lottery. 100
2o eo prizes
3o0Oo prizes
2.346 prizes amounting to 81. 10000
One Capital s.,ai a. srSss s sss, ;'ss'''
whales .a Ticket; lei, Ls IS, eArnss g,
Kentucky ,t Sat. s:o L ...n y; Ansu't IS
Full information q above ssnt rce.
): BUFF BUFF &C., SO. s ssassr:
~ Nassau st., corner Liberty. New York.
~ Nassau St. corner Liberty. New York.
POOL SELLING.
4 CCTIOS. FRENCH! AND COMBINATION POOLS
XAsold to-day Saratoga races, which commence
promptly ~ IL NJ, at 6S Hudson ST.. lioboken, ~ j.
KELLY & BLISS.
DOOLs SOLD EVERY DAY THIS WEEK on SARA
i toea races HACKET. RAND, DUPONT A'Co.. 80
Hudson ST.. Hobokcu.
CArTERsALLS TURF AGENCY. H0B0KEN.-COM.
binatons the FIRST second third and second. third
and fourth
rNATTERSALL'S TURF AGENCN HOBOkEN CON
binatons first, second third ana second third
fourth races.
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ENCCIgSIOyS.

SPECIAL POLICE OfriCERs on EVERY BOAT.
$50 80 A. boat for MORkGSANIA. landing at Astoria,
23d 81: and Grand st. connects with COLUMBIA. at
BIOOkLiN, without extra charge.
MOONLIGHT--UP THE SOUND.
lu Somcthn. now.
The great three-deck steamer COLUMBIA will make
another grand moonlight tiip
on FRIDAY EVENING. August -.
ieaving oath ST. North River. NJ = 4. Ne West 10th st
10 T. Nj. Pier North River $40 p NJ. Jewels whnrf
BROOKLYN s: r. NJ: I'D East River $40 T. NJ,
ing all the various Of tho East River the public in
stuons the towns hanlet and villas that dot the entire
shore ON both sides.
All the mfsca al attractions
will be board, and OF themselves worth than
the cutire cost Of the tickets
Returning to the city about midnight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23

NJ IbLO'S GARDEN.
IN FIFTH WEEK, FIFTH
tho Glorious Success
POOR OF NEW YORK.
EVERY EVENING AND
SATURDAY MATINEE
Pronounced by $4,000
pevpe the best
eniert ainmcn Mt In
York.
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Il HENRY y. ABBEf Sec. Lessee and zAnAeer
Mr.. Abbey snDouWce POSI- lively THk LAST
WEEK or
BABY,
owing xisttng arrangements ths piece will b
produced with the principal members OF tho cast At the
Walnut street Theatre Philadelphia.
MONDAY. August "a.
The theatre will therefore no closed that week for
thorough renovation.
This regular fall and winter will open
MONDAY september =, with
NIX. HOTHEKN,
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PILES. Henlonh0ids.
REW.RN


Many causes telad to produce sHfs passs-
fNE and distressing state The blood fa
sess a sss tts sessF re zee 1egsesss
sIe iiseT, and sastssserosss Other causes are
nothing e6'ectssuE has been pres e3ated to-
the public, sUlsich sc0gtsd rapidly olgegtpt0
symptoms and atLtfAsGteky 11rore aaA effect
aUIstc 1aos o8lEy nrts szg8sa0st daastaarigg befs
egttE remove the largest tsnaDgs OF the 4aaTtn
PIES eg gosos:ptsoss, ss,.d -, sa9e,.sg ssl.o
been radically catretEs Agre deem assssreG
prior 10 sssflag tJiis tr4nt1aeastJ By eppf~
sient surgeons tIaat me only. relfef fhe8
opeynttos1, and sses1aoUfsasi ft fziaat fozsA
the hody ~ zoeea.ase .g -
evith delight, anG q ss1ag prescribed bw
ss04sg prdctJ ting pIs0sSctusess egAo are cog
safzassf or 10 a1azits. 90 tfe oaIy kaaos5M
Price. I'tfSg Cossfs per PACKAGE o. stac
goT @~'oy. ---ass
THE AH0P1a REMEDYEs ARE
tbcr0asgla W. mo crrdienAi QR or elhn differ
eaat aud u0rfoas asG5nd ies t5ene,1Is SltdfecY.
ard SEse TestIs Of pa tfe1sf, 0eurcAssaqs
ana6gncE1ap ~ period vi aasaSt1F gTed1ss. fser
Europe and AalieFicn.
IF the specific directions are complied
eDSt6s tls0Ess0sads ef 1affsfstfs eUSfE bear xUSt
saess 90 their TeEatdre 2laeFtta, and cQFr9h-r
0rufe ere9'g assertion. Where there tfrai
sssany complications Of disease, aasd pa-
BE- pleased to ptUe ada faa4o9'mlntf0ns af@
treat by letter &T gfoce6MHFMa
Descriptive GaaG Explanatory CkrctF-
of skanap. ~ she R1s PR TEIA IfK
MEDICINES are mot 01A GmHe G9 Anaaaa
RartfpRtar druggists, Hafia otacra t6
on cHAHanL IN,
ll4Eo nFpaRNnyI els
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The WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD-PURIFIER.
M E1NT ID

This IgaconDGrabLe DFPVRATTYFg In
a pOacerfasL -4LTE1ATIRE, TONIC, DE-
URETIC, DI4PH0RETTC, and -APE3I-
Il i1sUaJseGbEe and saeuer- FAILING, and or
cate al diseases Of the blood. Us SngTs-
dientS ere of a purely harmless ectrac-
fiOll, the products gath cred from remote
EgypttG1s Provinces, and arhefe there fS
the st e ta 9f 81 tseqse tss re sgs
through the nsedissns Of the skin, or e1-
a1eIEissg it through the ntalY and eGriOuS
channels Of the body, thereby 0ttoaci9agS
S5seir asopes s.orsssat aud fssYsctio1sa5 con-
ditiOa. A Gerry brief space Of time SciEE
Goasbted s.eI ELK and aeSglderfssi card
stge properties, 1t being, most as1iqtestiOls-
aud the greatest discovery of the Presene
age, f1a the treatment or every disease
seat of the lesion or disorder, such as
ECROFULA and the thousand and one
causes fsese tee1d a9 nttS terat6te gtactaoss
cOgnizasst, for Biblical Truth has 0Ssert-
ed that the g Sins of the fathers SHAH
e1saf eee. s.1 to da S+ N 41
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS IL 10 ca
POWERFUL TejMUenGtOF, causing the 9Crecls
Of man once more to assume the GOd-IiAe
Jsog! 1TT4 NT1 US DISEASES UTRTN
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTIPATION OR
COSTTVENESS, LIVER AND KIDNEY
GT9NDUI11s EN- ARG g. I'm n EMS "a IsfTS
ZHELIOMAIOGS GAN CERs- SCUhEKS
4FFECTIONS OF THE BONES, LNDO-
ENT ULlC e Rs, + Il LIE COM
PLANTS (0ald to the 0e4ttLea. sea IL Is az
boon Tong sought for BB sensitive, ssEScep-
EibJc, aud delicate females, as 1T takes
direct action upon their GSlIee1atsl IND
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SE14T
OF THE TI2 UBLEg, St IS i9aCQLlsabEe. "A
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q PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES
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Late Physicisn 10 ST. Georges and 81. Bartholos
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