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Base Ball.

PoRr JERvIs, May l5.-Athietics II,
Dclswsres 3.
ST. LOUIS, May l5.-St. Louis, q;
Harttords, 2.
ROCHESTER May l5.-Live Oaks l,
Rochester o.
C1sClSsATI, May l5-The game be-
tween the Louisville snd CIncILnstl
clubs ended with tie seventh inning,
when the game stood, Louisville, 8; Gin
cinnati, 5; the Louisvillss objecting 10 D
decision OF the umpire il the matter oi
called bslls. and the umpire gave the
game 20 the CincInnstis, 9 20 o.
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r.,,s,levy Of Pittsburgh for the
,,, year foets up the handsome sum
,' - 10 rs Sc, as against sl,32l,5ss.lo
,.-8 In tour years and four years
,.;,rscs in values, depression in
.,,,r..,. IDLE capital and unproductlVe
,bs taxes of the city of Pitts
have about doubled In amount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16
Reformed Episcopal Church.

PHLADELPHIA, May 18th. - The
General Council OF the Reformed Eeis-
copsl church yesterday evening adopted
resolutions declaring that the Council
recognized the propriety OF ministers of
the CHURCH calling upon any member OF
the parish council or other communi-
cant TO read regular service as they
may deem expedient. A resolution WAS
spcpted providing for the extension of
the church into Great Britain. and au.
thoriz,ng the appointment OF Bishops.
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Methodist Convention.

BALTIAoRz, May 15.-1n the Methodist
conventioDto day, IN response TO the com
munication from the Committee of the
Methodist Episcopsl Church, proposing
an ecumtStcal council Of all branches
of Meth0dism resolutions, Of approval
were adoped, and q committee was ap-
pointed to confer with other committees
to make arrangements therefor. Rev.
John Burus, chairman of the committee
on basis OF reunion, submitted a report as
follows: ~ BE W..
We, the Joint committee OF conference
Of the Methodist Protestant and Metho-
dist churches, would most respectfully
submit the following as the result OF our
deliberations:
ResoLped, That the basis of union
agreed upon by the joint committee of
the Methodist Protestant and Methodist
churches 4 Pittsburgh be adopted, and
that we inAerpretthat basis OF union on
condition Of receiving members into the
church on substantially the same basis as
that in the new edition of the Methodist
Book OF Discipline, the third item, rels-
tive to children, having been mad
vertently omitted in the published basis
OF the union. @"
RsSotued, That the matter Of suffrage
and eligibility TO Office be left to the an
nual conferences respectfully; provided,
that each annual conference shall be en-
titled to representation in the same ratio
in the general conference; and provided,
that no rule shall be passed which shall
infringe the right of suffrage or eligi bill
ty to office.
Resolved, That the joint committee of
conference recommend to the general
convention of the Methodist Protestant
and Methodist churches now In session
an immediate organic union of the two
bodies on the basis set forth in this re-
port.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Signed by the full committee.
s. NJ. Lawden dissented from the ms-
jorIty on the third item, relative to suf-
irsge, which states that every male over
eighteen years Of age may vote, and
desired that each annual conference
might extend the right of suffrage to
female members as they may elect.
Rev. w. II. Wills submitted the fol-
lowing with the report: The. undersigned
member of the joint committee while
asserting to the.foregoing report, invites
the attention OF the Methodist as well
as of the Methodist Protestant ccnven
ton, in case OF union, TO the difficulty
which We fear will be, impressed on US
by the North Carolina Conference in re-
gard to districting conference, and begs
from both Conventions a remedy, and
he would reserve the right for him.
SELF for his representation and for the
North CAROLINA annual conference to
take such position, either in the joint
convention or in the future, as the exi-
gencies II the case require. Adjourned.
The Metz Protestant convention
discussed the conference committees re-
port, but without taking action adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16
Parliamentary Election.

DUBLIN, May l5.-It is thought that
GRAY, home ruler, has been elected 10
Parliament from Tippersry, Ireland, in
place of O'Callaghan, deceased; defeating g
Case. e1-Fenisn prisoner, BY large ma.
jority. In Tippersry mob pelted Gray
and they became so msnscing that the
police fxed bayonets and the riot act
wa, read, but rain dispersed the mob.
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CbiefJustice Elected.

COLUMBIA, S. g., May l5.-Tbs Sen
ate and House met in joint session At
P. NJ, to-day, to bslIo: tor Chief Justice
of the State. Associate Justice A. j.
Willard was elected on the first ballot
receiving SO out Of 1928 votes. This
creates vacancy in the associate justice
ship, the election for which will probably
take place next week.
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Large Tidal Wave.

PoRr STANLEY, Ont, May l5.-At 5
o'clock this morning tidal wave FIVE
feet high came rushing ashore on Lake
Erie, accompanied by q loud hissiRg
noise. The wave lasted but few min.
utes, and as quickly receded. 1t was
followed ut intervals for an hour by
smaller waves foot or more high. At
the time the lake was almost calm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16

THAT familiar quotation, "The glass
of fashion and the mold of form" might
we'll be applied 10 Journsi IKE
"Andrew's Bazsr." No lady who has
hesitated at the high price of fashloo
monthlies need hesitate longer. Inc
"Bazar," complete ss it ia coats but one
dollar year. w. B. Andrews, Cin.
cinnsti, publishsr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16

c,x SHERMAN, mourpeth as the
,,,,aoodIe after its young over the
,.ar.s ct Congress to vote supplies to
,...wv lss, winter. destroy your
'.n,r be exclaims, land you destroy
,overpment." Let him try it this
and see if he does not come nearer
a.. ruth: Il, you do not reduce your
..,tipr army it will destroy YOUR gov
..,mept.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16
Rock fordICourt House Disaster.

ROCKFORD Ills, May l5.-The cor
oner's jury, after several meetings in
which little evidence, and that Of An un.
important character, was taken, to-day
examined H. l.. Gay, architect Of the
fallen court house, at great length. Gay
testified that Richardson had carried out
the plans and specifications carefully
and accurately. Subsequently the four
Chicago architects were e1smn ed.
Willets testified that the piers which
gave way, were not piers in the proper
sense of the term, as they should be, but
projections of common wall. They
should have been of great strength, and
the accident would hardly have happened.
He thought the brick not fit quality, nor
did it comply with Gays specification.
The walls were built smaller than the
specifications agreed on. He pressed the
res p oRslbility on the technical ignorance
and incompetency Of the local superln-
tent, Latham. The other architects co
incded in these views. Contractor
Richardson gave figures which showed
that the support, as planned by Gay,
seemed insufficient to him, and said that
Superintendent Latham had called the
architects attention to this. He didn't
think Gay man of sufficient experience
tor such a job. The architects, under
cross examination, refused TO endorse
Gays plan, though they upheld him.
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A CAR %
no THE HONORABLE JOHN W. KEN

ITO 1iE hONOhhbbh JohN W. MN
i SEDf,
Wo. the undersigned citizens, business
m en- and merchants OF the City of Wheel.
ing, respectfully request you 10 becomes
candidate for the posltkon OF Judge of the
Municipal Court oil this city. Asking your
assent we respectfully subscribe ourselves
yours, &C,
Sim pson a Reid, NJ. Reilly, q. =. Feeny,
W. Ellnghxm, 4. y. Hildreth, V. s.uvs
geoi, Geo. " JohnSon, w. ii. kobinson,
Harper d Bro, J. &. Heryey, q. warner,
Thos. Hughes a Co., a. W. PAUL. d Bro,
IL. schmulbach, Speyer Bros, J. 4.
Anderson, John l. Rlce, Vim. Hare,
louis stubenrauch, ". u. Woodward.
James Robinson, Emsheimer Bros &.
Welty a Bro, VIM. Graham, J. l.. Max.
well, Andrew King, kdmdnd Booking,
II. BRADLEY Wheat, ": J: o'Kane, John
Nolan, ]. w. Boring, q. T. Brues, John
Howell, Louis Gold, J. q. Smith, =.
swabacker, Ch. Beuter, Norway Tack
Companv.
The election for the office oi Municipal
Judge takes place on the 2ith OF May, lsT.
lIntelligencer and Standard copy.J mil
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POLITICAL.
For Judge Of the Munlclpal
Court OF Wheellug. f,
Ifttors oftAs Rs0istsr.

Cranmer desires 70 call your attention %
the coming election for Judge OF the Num-
cipal Court. You are doubtless aware that
on Thursday, May -, ls77, our citizens
wdii deside ,h At ths RSis upon tns auanScs, ,S,.
very important and responsible court.
We desire 10 recommend to you and
through you 10 the citizens generally, the
name OF Gibs IN l.. Gran nr,er ~ thai OF Q
position TO the satisfaction of all. A prac.
tice OF his profession extending through
many years, and nearly four years exper-
fence upon the bench, rs well Is many
other cstimaole qua les, will prove .
sufficient Justification and apology for the
hearty and energetic support which will
be given MIN NJ the polls.
many friends and well wtsherx. mal2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16

,s., fires are raging along the Hud-
yo,tbern New York, and in parts
w., S.v Hampshire and Pennsylvania.
- s,.s damage has been done and many
lilo, rendered homeless.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16
Honor. 10 an American Bishop.

NEw YORK, May l5.-A dispatch to
the Fren1n's Journd! from Rome saws
tina. Bishop Gibbcn NJ, Of Richmond. has
been named as Coadjutor Of the Arch
bishop of Baltimore, with the right OF
suCcs csssion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16
Roller Explosion.

VILE FRAscHE, May la.-As the
French squadron were weighing anchor,
one of the frigs,es, La Revsncse, boilers
burst. Two men were killed and sixty
injured, twenty mortally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16

s-rpvrss. New Brunswick, was
," 9TH = disastrous confsgrstion
'''''. ...,a-dav morning. About ninety
"'f ;,a;rss were totally destroyed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16

u,,ss ate and drank with the
~ .,.rSers a, New York, Monday
7'a'' -, neither President TiLDEN nor
as'' '.,bs officers Of the State met him
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16
The VAUDEVILLE Disaster.

PorrsvILLK, May l5.-The fatal &C.
cident q, the Wsdesville mire, was due 10
the explosion of fre damp, say the jury,
who censure the owner, inspector and
bosses for not complying with the law.
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A Cal n D.
WHEELING, May II. lE7.

my 90 so'''
Menrs. Sfnpson & Refd, Bichnsi Reilly. q.
y. Feenp, w. Elifn0ham and oth-rE
GENILEsEs-f received through thu
Wheeling KEgTsrEE this morning, your
letter requesting me 10 become candl.
date for the position of Judge Of the MuDi.
clpal Court, and ask Ing my asssnt theroto.
signed ~ the letter IN, by - large NAM
Der OF most prominent merchants and
other business men of the city, cannot
fail 70 eI press my gratitude Tor the iDtsr-
est you take In me, and the desire you
manifest 10 have me occupy the dia.
tingui ed position OF Municipal Judge.
NUN bers of other ciiiz"ns have personal
Iy approached mo Tor the sane purpose,
but have efetoioTe declined 10 acceds
70 their request. 1 cannot do so longer.
without offending the will oi The people
and my own sense OF pIoprtety. i VIII,
therefore, become your candidate. Among
the signers are several leading Rspubli.
cans. They, like myseli. resogniEe the
fact that this II not . political contest.
While am a Democrat, and expect TO TO-
ceive the support Of my party, Will DO
extremely gratined o. receive that of sueh
OF the opposite party as may see nt ~
honor me with their sufrazss.
Very truly your:
maIza JOHN W. KENNEDY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16
Cherry Pectoral Aver.

LOWELL, May 10 The wife and child
of DR.. Aver have applied for s:gusrdisn
for him. The doctors brother and other
relatives resist the appointment.
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lt'heslins gegister,
c,,s closed yesterday at io''

,,,ots,r today D'H be partly
=" - ,ouh 10 .oest ,0iads, rising
''''' .,,-, and local rains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-16
JEWEL19Es:;I!s;: Z 9ss9xS 4; ;!:::!: Z! Z

contains ] pair gold-platsd engraved
sIesys buttons, set % spiral shirt studs,
one Gents I'm. coral pin, one improved
shape collar stud, one Gents bpe link
ding ring: pri, OF one ea<kst complete,
soc : three Tor 1l.Z5 six Tor ~ and IL for gIC,
Ali sept postpaid by mall. six dozen and
a solld silver ystcn 'or %. Agents can
make money selling these eAskey. bsnd
lIe for Bampls and Catalogue. We have
an Einds al JeveIry at low prices. ".
CoIrs Co., 10 Broadway, y. y. City.
H1 We are the ori xinal, In this busi ness,
and have no "Mtlton Gold' or "brsssP
jeweiry.
trsctiye and Coles d Go. are reliable deal
NJ. : Rnsforn LLCL<
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CURE roo HARD TIMES,

end one Dollar and get the coin or Money
Holder and It's contents: this II the hand
somest Little article eve made and 70
illustrate it, use and bring oor other goos
tbonsand n ,poO) Of these Holden e50wor
~ nrd.rs tor our goods and coins ranging
DON lie 10 81 dollars Each Holder con.
iains either a csin or order for goods and
IL by sending the dollar you set ~ CO., CO.,
iar KnitttuE Machine, or Q 10 dollar com
an5, the Agency 70 sell our goods yon VIII
soon forget the Hard Times. DAsA 6lcA'
roxn' a. broadway. y. Y. apbo
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A CARD.
VNO THE HON. GIBSON l.. CRANNER.

The undersigned, members Of tho Ohio
county bar, and attorneys practictng In
the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, being
salts Ell that no one could more fallh fully
and Satisfactorily NIL the position OF Judge
OF that court than you have done during
the present term and recognising the i'm.
partlality, courtesy, industry and learn.
ing with which you have performed the
duties Of such position In the past, do
most earnestly request and ge that you
shall consent 10 be- a candidate for re-elec.
ton at the approaching election;
Yours very truly,
Daniel Peck, naniel Lamb, A. ]. Clark,
Alfred Caldwell, John U. Pcndleton, X.
u. Barr, Geo. Il. Caldwell, Henry n. kus.
sell, Wm. =. Hubbard, W.. W. Cowden,
X IL. Cochran, W. W. ArnetI, Linch a
Thompson, John T.. Nc kennan, HAM.
bal Forbes, Lewis \. 10 dan, =. u. Taylsr,
7. J. Hugus, J. ID. Ewing, |. y. Jones.
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WHEELING, May 10, ls-..

Mesrs. Peck, Lamb, clark, CdidiocH aud
others, Member " the Bar OF OHIO cosnfy:
GENTS -Appreciating hlgGIy the express
sion OF your kind and generous senti-
ments, as contsiued In the foregoing card,
readily acQuiesce In your request 10 be-.
come a candidate tor reelection 10 tho
ONCE OF Judge OF the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling. promising II re-elected 10 that
position, 10 endeavor to secure by ~ fa,th-
iul and impartial discharge OF Its duties,a
continuance OF your approval and rcgarI.
Very respectfully yours,
,,.,u "a I tKk SMER
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To the Hon. g. l.. Cranmer.


VNHE UNDERSIGNED MERCHANTS
and business men OF the CITY oi Wheel
ing, recoyniEiI x the ability and capacity
with which you have fiil,d the ofncs of
Judge OF the Munic pal Court OF wbceltng
for the last four years, respectfully request
you To be "a candidate for reelection. and
promise you Ia that event Nm earnest and
cordial Enforcement.
Very respectfully, &C.
Armstrong, Coen q CO., Cnns. a. Cocn.
Logan, List q Co. u schambra Sons,
]. Berger 4 Bro :. J. u. sheppard. Nam.
Louis Gold, ". N. Curtis, W y. Butler.
jr., y q. Ssylor. Geo. X. Taylor a Co.. J.
4. Rhodes a Co, Hcnnegan, Bates d Co.,
NJ. b. &. Wright, I. h. Norton a Cp.,
Paxton 4 ID bloomfield, Jas. Mcconnell.
NJ. l.. OFT, Olt, nall a Go Nesbitt a Bro.
Cohn, samplincr q o.. John \. Nay lor.
w. A. IseIi /, 90. X. Wheat, HullIhcn
Quarter, =. Delaplain, John q ton.
j. q. MorT : & Co, J. 7. Norton, J. &.
nrsdy, {. Hess a son, List, Davenport a
Parks, Eugene List, Parker Bros, 4.
O.lebay a cons, Reeves a ChRpIin..
David Sell, c. VI. Coen, ~. T. Jones, John
Mcneil & Co., A. W. PAUL, tummins a
Woods, Oxtoby n Dufneld, JOS. spiedel
geo. Nicholas Schulz, Hsbrank Bros..
NcIain Bros, Mofiat Dlckey, Tufn'r
Dillon, Adams & Lucas, IA lingen, DE.
Roy a Weller, Richard savage, Thomp-
son a HibbeId, Peter W. Bosicy, X.
Smyth, Mccullough a Heiner, WIN. u. !.
Carothers, NJ. 9utman Co., j. y. Reed
q Co., Conrad hul.
HesHs. Armstrong, C0eti & o.. and ofhsrs,
GESrs-I am exceedingly giatined To re-
ceive rom you such kind and generous
expressions OF con fidence and encourage
ment a. are contained In your card, aud
OFFER myself, In obedience To your request,
~ candidate for reelection tO the once
OF Judge of the Municipal Court of wheel
ing. Respectfully yours,
q. L. CRtNMER.
Nav 4 IsTT main
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MI com oil chrome, 7rll, msuntfn
II worth sc, DIX love cards, PIX comic
X envelopes, | PIX comic cards, pk
'' scroll, / Ao book Fun. all sent for
only fve &c stamps. Novelty TO-, Middle
bprO Mass
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-26

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Their comparative excellence i recoy
i me- nd bv TIE Judges in their Report fron
which the fo,.sw,l.e Is an extract:
"The B. shoningc, Organ Co.'S exhibit
as the best Instruments at p.ice render
ing them possible to large class or ;;,,,,r
ehssers, having combination Of Reeds
ana Bells, producing novel and pleasing
enects, containing many desirable improys
ments, will stand longer in div Or damn
climate, less liable to get out Of order III
me boards being made three-ply, nut to- "a.
getner so 1t Is impossible for them to either
shrink, swell or split" THE ONLY or.
CANS AWARDED THIS RANK 80
This Medal and Award was granted
af.er the most severe Competition ~ ~
best makers, before one Of the most COM ~
Petent luries ever assembled.
New Styles and prices just issued. which
are IN accordance with our rule the RrST
okGAN for the least money. - les :
We a'e prepared to appoint I few new
&, illustrated Catalogues mailed, postpaid
on application to ' psssp@'u
.. Shoninger Organ Co.,
~ = laa ch..s..s 81.
Ne ~ N 49,
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Journalistic Dead. neads-..A volume Of
fTrath iEaa Abbreviated Nay.

The peripatetic newspaper reporter il
generally target for the abuse Of the
public, and in almost every instance de-
nominated dead beat or dead-head. But
the New York Na;l comes to their rescue
and speaks volumes Of truth in an abbre-
waited way. There il no newspaper man
>who has been In the business but knows
these things which it says are true: 1t
IL the people and not the Journalists that
;aro ''desd heads" In case anything more
serious than stumbling the toe befalls a
man. he hastens to the nearest newspaper
ands0cnajok that the editor shall WELD
the J,en md shed ink In his vindicAtion
OF dsfenle. And II the faded editor does
mot wifh aIacrity espuusc the cause Of his
batyvu' he win make an enemy for life.
Members Of TIE press are literally hunt
cd down By all sorts Of people who have
axes 70 grind. The managers Of public
meeting Who do not 6nd the reporters al
the table. suffer stlngs Of disappointment;
the judge, whe senOrlously blows bis nose
before TsadinG bis opinion, looks snxious-
" Tor tie stenegraphers. The preacher
who;descsnts upon some apecia] subject.
losss sptfiI II fbe representatives 81 the !
press ~ not there; even The burglar on
the way 70 the State prison eovess talk
With Ne new5reper man. Yet the out
eide bsytarien thinks.siI newspaper men
arc deo1 hoods, and envies them The nne
liz fS1vt hnafe IL f1,e u1av o. fnea dinnesnIs
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-26
Double TuberOse Rulhs

First qualify large Towering bulbs, 75c
per doz., "a 90 per hun. $50. 90 per thous.
Second quality Towering bulbs, SOC Der
doz. $500 per hun. $40. 90 per thous. Is
few hundred EXTRA large bulbs.
8 90 per doz., $500 per hun. =
Dwarf pearl, LIST quality Towering bulbs
81 80 per doz., $40 90 per hun.
II sent by mail, 25 cents per doz. extra.
MILLER & HAYES,
5114 Germantown Avenue, PHILADELPHIA.
Keep bulbs dry and in warm room
TIL time Of planting. Plant from May LIST
to 18th. Il IN
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-26

VIE countenance is pale and leaden-
i colored, with occasional flushes, oil
i circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
dilate; an azure semicircle runs along
the lower cye-iiiida the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes bleeds; swell
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing Of
the ears an unusual secretion ofsaliva;
Shiny or furred tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voraciors.
witha gnaving sensation ofthe stomach.
At others, entirely gone; feeting pains
in the stomach !; occasional nausea and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools Shiny; not unfrequently
tinged with blood belly swollen and
hard urine turbid; respiration occa-
slonally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and
convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep.
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR. C. Me1ANE's vERM1FUcR
Win certainly effect ! cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it IS an innocent prens.
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60n0 Can't be made by every

MANN Can't be made by every
x009 agent every month in the
business we furnish, but
those willing to. work can easily earn
dozen dollars day right in their own 10
calities. Have no room to explain here.
Business pleasant and ihonerable. Wo-
men, and boys and girls do us well as
men. We will furnish you complete
Outfit free. The business pays better
than anything else. We will bear ex-
pense Of starting you. Particulars free
Write and sec Farmers and mechanics,
their sons and daughters, and all classes
in need Of paying work at home, should
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Twill mail ffrce) the recipe for prepar-
ing a simple Vegetable Balm t. at will re-
move TAN, FRECKLES, PlMPLES and
BLOTCHES, leaving the skin soft, clear
and beautiful; also instructions for pro-
ducing luxuriant growth OF hair on
bald head or smooth face. Address, Ben.
vandelf & Co., Box 6lsl, No s Wooster
ST., N. Y.