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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-05
SKYLIGHTS.
LEGAL.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-THE STATE OF OHIO,
N Hamilton County S.S.-Pursuant to the COM
mand of an order for sale from the Probate Court
the door of the Courthouse in the City of Cincin-
natl, on TUESDAY, the oath day OF September
1878. at o'clock p m, the following described
real estate, to-wt:
Situate in the Village of Avondale, Hamilton
County Ohio, being i'll Section (Nine) of the Third
Township in the Second Fractional Range, Miami
Purchase, viz:
All Of those two certain Lots of ground Num-
bered Nine (9) and Sixteen 16) and the east half
of those two certain Lots of ground Numbered
Ten Q0) and Fifteen 15) on the plat of Thomas
COny'S subdivision of Locust Grove, as recorded
in Plat Book No. l. page l93 of the Records of said
Hamilton County. Said lots and half lots front
one hundred and fifty Q50l feet on the north side
of ROckdale avenue and extend back northwardly
nue. formerly Archibald street.; said Lots Num-
bers Nine and Sixteen being the same property
conveyed to Jabez Z. Wynnc by L. II. Sargent and
wife by deed dated 9th August, 1867, and record
ed in book 345 page 207 of said Hamilton County
Records; and said east half of Lots Numbers 10
and 10, being the same property conveyed to Jabez
+. Wynne by VIM. F. Irwin and wife by decd,
dated Doth April, 1868, and recorded in book 355,
page 167 of said Records.
Valued at $4,000
To be sold by order of Court in the case wherein
Charles 0. Lockard, Assignee of Jabez E. Wynne,
is plaintiff and Jabez E. Wynne ct al. are defend
ants.
Terms-Onethird cash in hand on day of sale,
and the balance in two equal payments, in one
and two years, with interest, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by notes and mortgage on the
premises sold.
CHARLES o. LoCKARD, Assignee.
HOWARD DOUGLASS, Attorney. au5-5tM
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Pioneer Picnic.

The pioneers Of Miami and Whitewater
Valleys held a big gathering Saturday at
Hunts Grove, out on the Whitewater Val
ley Railroad. Among the Cincinnatans
present were Coroner Ferd. Stitch, General
Banning, Governor Tom Young Hon. Jno.
A. Shank, Hon. Len Goss Hon. Samuel F.
Hunt, Hons. Samuel Miller, VIM. Pugh,
Geo B. Hollister, Clark Montgomery, Gen,
Fred, Moore, James Heron, Tom Taylor,
Bill Brown and others.
The organization for the ensuing year was
effected as follows
President, Tom Z. Sater Vice Presidents,
Dr. Harding, P. c. w. Barwick, Frank Hol-
lowell, NJ. B. Wormsley and Robert Collins;
Secretary, l. N. Butler; Treasurer, Geo, D..
Lewis
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Total for city.
RespeCtfully submitted,

Respectfully submitted,
Mich DEyANNEY, JOHN FEELY,
JAMES NJ. RYAN, Il. f. CLARK,
J. f. SPAETH, Committee.
The Committee on Hall desired to report
progress but the General Committee de-
manded the report at once.
The Chairman then announced that the
Bellevue House would be the place
A big kick was made, and it was finally
decided to instruct the Committee to secure
Springer Music Hall.
A motion to reconsider the vote fixing
the date of the Convention for next Satur-
day was lost.
Adjourned.
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DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM-
METTEE.
AppOrti0nment of Delegates-Tim e
and Place OF Convention.

The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee met at the Bellevue House Saturday
afternoon, to hear the reports of the Com
mittee on Apportionment Of Delegates and
the Committee on Hall. The former re-
ported as follows:
Mr.. President and Gentlemen OF the Democratic
Executive Committee OF Hamilton County:
We, the undersigned, respectfully beg to
submit the following apportionment of
Delegates to the Democratic County Con
vention, to be held August 10th, 1879
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

That favorite and most excellent of hotels,
the Delavan, at Albany, has followed the
example of most of the leading hotels, and
made reasonable reduction in rates. Prices
are now So, SO so and 81, according to loca-
ton of rooms, and rooms without board
may be had at 81, upward. The Delavan is
well known as one of the finest and best of
hotels. There is no reason now why every
body visiting Albany should not stop at the
Delavan, as they can live better for the same
money than at any other hotel.-LNew York
Hotel Gazette.
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non,t Forgct 1he rIinstreIs.

Duprez & Benedict's Minstrels with the
famous Billy Arlington as a special attrac-
ton, open at the Grand Opera-house to-
night. The company is all excellent one,
and as we haven't had a Minstrel show for
some time it will probably draw good
house. Every night this week and matinees
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
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Vesuvius (the worlds great safety valve)
again threatens an uption-always uncon-
trollable by human effort. Eruptions of
the physical system, as boils, pimples, etc,
are natures safety means to warn the suf-
ferer that his blood needs entire puriication
most quickly and efleCtuaIly accomplished
by using DR.. Bulrs Blood Mixture.
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Parties going to Florida will of course
visit st. Augustine, the favorite health re-
sort in the State. The st, Augustine Hotel
is one of the largest and best in the South,
and affords unsurpassed accommodations.
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toring that corn, cornered the guards rife
and backed out of the institution grounds,
and escaped to his home in Ludlow, Ken
lucky, and since then he has not been heard
FROM
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az 5I
sl SI|4|;s ",

APE WORM INFALLIBLY CURED WITH
two spoonfuls of med cine in two hours. Just ar
rived from New York for one month in Cincin-
natl. Consultation free. Office hours, 9 to II a.
m, and to i p. m. II. EICHHORN, 81 W. Ninth
street, near Vine. Worms which have been taken
from several persons in the last few days can be
seen in the office. au5-3t
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FARMERS COLLEGE.
FARMERS COLLEGE,
College Hill. Hamilton CO., O

MAINTAINS REGULAR CLASSICAL, PHIL
Nl OSOPHICAL, Scientific Ladies' Classical and
Teachers Courses Admits both sexes to all the
advantages of the College. Thorough courses in
lowest point No extras whatever. Scholarship
holders have free tuition. Special attention given
to Teachers Hcalthfulness, safety, convenience
and beauty of location unequaled For full in
formation address
J. B. SMITH, President,
ja2S College Hill. Ohio.
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Wednesday, August I4th, 1878
''For issue of 50, 600, 900 bonds. .YES,'
or ssFOr issue of S.. 900. 900 bonds. NO. y

The returns OF said election,shall be made to the
City Clerk, and by him laid before the Common
Council, which Shall declare the result by resolu-
ton.
Given under my hand and the corporate seal OF
the City of Cincinnati this Sd day Of August 1873.
seal. R. NJ. MOORE,
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PROCLAMATION,

notifying you that the Trustees of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad have conditionally accepted
the bid OF R. &. Huston & Co. for the completion
of the Cincinnati Southern Railway for the aggre-
gate sum Of $,671 ,90S 1l-l00 and hereby order q
special election OF the qualified voters of this city
who shall assemble at the uSal places OF holding
elections in each ward Of said city, between the
hours of 6 O'Clock a, IN. and O'Clock p m on
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AND WHEREAS, the same section of said act re-
qures the Mayor to issue his proclamation for ap
election pursuant to said act,
Therefore, !, R, NJ Moore, Mayor of the City o,
Cincinnati do issue this NV
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w. George Alfred Tow nseud, being in
Inriou, mood, j,ta down soma very SuS.
gstire reflections 10 ono Of his letters
from Washington as TO the extravagIuce
Of AasricG1 life, from top 10 bottom
Caaoar socieIy afford its luxury and com
!arl,' lie who visits the wAysids towns
Of Fnuee and Germany sees no such gen.
Gll sVHvehieuces ~ 10 ours.
There the oil lam o hangs over the street
By rope or string; the burghers wear
wooden ,RoeA that do not wear out; the
slrI have one horse, and another is sta
tsrSd At the foot Of the hill to help pull
!Ss hid- Of all to the top. Fifty miles
toni ari. the women are washing Paris
,hi'Sln socks, down on the streames.
N1po9r girl is sure Of husband without
ldoEer no poor lad Of escaping the con.
s'ip'i0n except by buying of. Brush
S'o0u, are used for sweeping; no carpets
cover t,or.; meat Ia eaten but ouce day;
ieoII ire IsAluxury. Yet in that France
lion hose poor little towns rolled up the
TNs'''ub''tlPuous which were paid the
ssfaans to withdraw and save the indie.
P.ndstes Of TIE Nation. Frugality and
I!'ios, walking sternly together, accom-.
pl'h tie srds u patriotism. In America
aeinAll toTn' are loaded down with ex-
S''e', SesiaaiCg with the taxes. Pros
ffI'y vii return to US when every body
i'Pfodueing more than he eats aud saw
!ss something every day. It will not re-
'g'n BY discovering new laws and tricks
81 Polite. Prosperity Is in the habits,
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lrGntslIigs1fer.
IsRws OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

r,1 in clrcucs, poEGge prepaid.
~ $50 Tires Bonihs......s2 g
CsI ''i:''''''''.,. 70 Tue nOnib.......'.- 70
IL s's' s'r,rl,t In CHI ana SSburbs ats cents
!tN'S' per HtGh'
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BELLAIRE LocAIs.-At the Council
meeting Tuesday night the committee ap.
pointed to confer with the proper auth.
critics in regard to building workhouso
in this place, reported that the matter had
been laid before the County Commission.
era, and that il had been favorably re.
ceived BY them. The City Solicitor was
Instructed TO prepare an ordinance for
the repeal OF the ordinance prohibiting
the running OF wheelbarrows on the pave.
ments. The Committee on Fire Depart
ment advised that the Fifth Ward hose
reel be repaired, and two additional wheels
added. Richard Croker asked permission
to erect stock scales on his premises near
the market house. An ordinance to pro-
vide for the appointment OF an addition
al nightwatchman for the Third Ward
passed its second reading.
The members of the German Church
will give grand fair and festival to.
night. The contest for the gold headed
cane, between Fl. D. Meek, Of this city,
and Joseph speidel, OF Wheeling, will be
decided.
The Light Guards have in rehearsal
the military drama Of "Allatoona."
The Market House Is TO DO opened for
business on the 18th inst.
Miss Hill, OF Jefferson county, U, Is
visiting Miss Lucy Anderson.
The proceeds OF the concert, Of which
mention was made in our last, are 10 be
devoted TO the temperance cause. The
concert will be given under the auspices
OF the Womens Temperance Union.
The Superintendent Of the Water
Works is preparing his annual report,
which will be ready by the lat Of April.
1t Is quite lengthy, and promises 10 fur.
ni'h our taxpayers some interesting read.
lug matter.
Business at the Baron Manufacturing
Cos works IL on the increase. Nearly
all the force has been put on sgain.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given tonight BY the pupils Of the
Mission Sunday School on Gravel Hill,
at the school houte.
William A. Gorby and Daniel Kim.
berland, having purchased the stock Of
dry goods from his assignee, will CON-
mence at once to sell the entire stock out
in the next 80 days. and hereby notify all
persons indebted to J. Gotby TO call and
settle at once. J. +. +.
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TnE ARsESor or TEAas IL ISsAslrr


The Lancet supports the explanation
given by one Of the London daiIies, Of the
absence Of tears In madness "The victims
Of crushing woe DO not exhibit the symp.
toms Of surface sorrow, bat are as 1t we're
struck dumb with the immensely OF their
affection, aud stand appalled, aud over.
whelmed, rather than express their griei
in the conventional forms Of lamentation
It 10 because the insane are the objects Of
an ovsrpowerlng and oppressive sense Of
misery, an agony Of feeling, that they do
weep. When this 10 not the true cause
Of their tearlessness, that phenomenon Is
due to the absence Of normal interest
in the mi.fortunes they bewall. This lack
Of feasibility, co existing with an appar
ent sense Of suffering, is incomparabiy
more curious than the absence OF tears.'
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railroad Meeting at BETHANY.

BETHANY, W. VA, March 3, 1910.
4 mee,inc Of the friend, Of the pro-
...J Wellington, Bethany & Wellsburg
Er,os Gauge RIiIrosd was held a! the
yg..y lIol.e, Bethany W. Vay on
Ttgr:diy Of las. week.
p,y, ]. T. BroSnIee was chosen Pfesi.
A.' ,rd Alex. c. Barr, Secretary.
vi Tfs Pie.iien. stated that the proposed
,,'',, from Thomp.ou's bridge, on Gross
c...E were: lat, via MiddleIown and
TS,,s'. Ean to Atchison, thence follow
n, Baallo Greek to Bethany; ID, via
Va NIllslown and Independence to
as,rE 81, vs. West Middlstown and
V,1ut Eope, down Sugar Run, TO Beth.
sr-tie I4,t named route being 81
nil,, shorter than the others and being
do The most practicable one.
NJ, s. ). Moore also made about the
AM. ,,l,emeu. in regard to the practi.
ABILITY Of the different routes, and said
tIyy b., been pledges Of subscription 10
Sss.v material and labor, and free right
d Ey has been granted.
M, N. Buchanan, Esq, gave II as
NJ Oplu,on that the farmers on and near
d. tou,. in Brooke county would sub.
rfb. literally to the road, and would
,Ivyrirtf fee right Of way. At bis sug.
,,,5r committees we're appoiEted on
IL Wrlsbarg route and also on the
,oc,. dlrec! to the mouth Of Short Creek
10 wcars pledges Of subscription 10
.i,Ar money, material or labor on each
reals, sad report at the next meeting to
AA.d At this pla:e.
Accordingly the following persons were
ipNinted;
"a wsIl,burgh routs-Geo. Q. Curtis,
Jane, Rchlrd.on and Wm. G. Ridgely.
Oh Short Creek route-Col. Alex.
Clapbel, A, N. Buchanan, Esq, and E.
u. Caru,.
Tie next meeting will 10 held at Beth
ny 90 March l4th at II o'clock A. NJ,
Wien Mr, A B. Paul, Of HopedAle, 0, a
pneiicll railroad man, and ose directly
lstv.ivd in the building Of this road
vii b. pre.ent. Also Col, Asa MRnches.
M PfCt ". X. Pendelton, David Blu I.
sS,rIn, E,q, J. f. Curtis. Abram Will
600 and several other prominent persons
Willie present.
Tie people Of Washington county. Pa,
IlOtg the line ot the proposed road are
tFalug to contribute literally; and are
holding frequent meetings at which the
rutI'CI il freely discussed. Then let u
have aiaIl lufn out at our next meeting
ndcIrry the work forward with a will.
The proceedings were directed to be
FINISHED TO the Wheeling, Wellsburg
ln4 Washington papers for publication.
j.. T. BAowNLHF,
RrsaidsHt.
ALlx. G. BARR, Secretary.
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Gas at Thiriy.iour Cents Per
Thousand Feet In Columbus.

To tbs Editor Of the Ohio sus JoufnI:.
The report Of the Superintendent Of
the Gas Works at the Ohio Penitentiasy,
Tor 1877, says the Amount Of gas con-
sumed. az shown BY small meters" was
"l2, 983, 700 feet" 1.-THE cost to the State
10 cash WIS S4ils,45!, or "a cents per 1000
feet. Add TO this the average price Of
convict labor, viz:70 cents per day, and
the total cost Is s5945.455, 45s cents per
1000 feet" This cost, he says, II think
can sill be reduced"
It Ia we'll known that gas can be man.
ufactured much cheaper In large works
than in small ones
This small establishment, with convict
labor, is producing good article OF gas
at less than fortysix cents per thousand
feet net, and hopes to reduce this, while
our city works are struggling along trying
to furnish US with gas AZ from 81 to 81
per thousand feet.
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Five Cent BARRIERS Invade Ph,Ia.
deIphin and Produce an Excite.

Five Cent BARRIERS Invade PhJIa.
.deIphin and Produce an Excite
ment
Philadelphia Times Of the sth.
The BARRIERS 10 the upper portIon Of
the city are all excited on account Of the
advent Of u new claSs OF workmen, who
are shaving for Eve ceDls. Two are 10.
Gated on Girard avenue and ono on Tren.
ION avenue. The latter place 10 quite
ueAtly arranged, with four new chairs
and long mirrors. Everything IL neat
and cards on the wall announces to custo'
mers that clean shave and hait.dressipg
can DO Obtained for Eve cents! :Hair.
cutting and shave, ten cents" "HAir.
cutting, shampoon and shave, fifteen ets.n
"oh, / do an immense business" he said.
IOa Saturdays and Sundays my place Is
crowded. then employ two boys TO
lA,her customers, and alter We shave
them the lads dress their hair. barely
made living at the old rates and now
have all / can do" was the remark Of
the proprietor In response to An inter.
rogatory.
"But do not the highed priced BARRIERS
occasion you any trouble" E~
"CertainIy; but dom. care. DO the
business while they sit in their chairs.
Everything has come down In price, and
Why should not sbavipg7 Under the old
prices man could make from sixty cents
10 dollar and half an hour. This Is
unfair to customers, who remedy the evil
by patroniEiug the cutlery stores for
razors."
A yisi. was then PAID to a high.prieed
barber in the vicinity, who was very in.
dignant. lie said, as he SWuag his Tasor
around, to the iminenl danger Of the
qusstioner, that 1t was New York
scheme that was imported here to injure
our trade. But we'll brake Il up, as q
meeting will be held very soon 10 take
action 10 the matter. Il originated in the
sailor barber shops in that city and then
spread"
Another barber excItedly said, as he
thoughtIessly thrust lathef brush allied
with soap into the eyes Of . customer,
who occupied the chair: "They can come
down in price, but they can's do as good
work, keep rs clean towels or frstclaas
toilet articles as I will, as the price won't
warrant Il. Il will fsii OF itself snd can's
be run in frstclass style. No, no, sir; it
will not succeed" A number Of other
BARRIERS expressed themselves In similar
terms.
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Economy in Europe.

ALrI. c. BARR Secretary.
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"EUREkA!"

THE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE MARKET,
and warranted 70 do ali that 10 claimed Of It III,
In universal use throughout the Eat and Il adopt
cd BY the eity Of ptttsbugh on the street lanps
aud In Ill the public building. and In msny pr
yats houses As 10 Ii beng the byst snd cheapest
Burner to Be had. the following comparisons en-
doTse, the same pressure Riyen each burner an
Arsand rurner gives q per cent more lIght than 4
common Brsss Fish T.iI Burner; Lava Tip Brass
Burner (po cheeky q per cent more; Ellis Patent
Is per cent more; the Evans IS PER cent more, and
the WINDSOR PATENT 81 FER CHHT hoRK. Thus
you will sc the Ellst9uils the ArSlud; the Evans
Gives 10 per CENT more ISnt, and The Wlndtor i6
per cent, proving Ipelf toe BsSr BURNER IN
rHB MARKET. Having been sppolnted Sole
Agent for the Windsor suTuer, new oder them 10
the eihIens u Wheeling, assuring them that Il "a
al that 10 claimed for Ii and no one uSug gas can
sErd 10 30 without them. Also new and com.
plets assortment 81 Gas Fixtures, cad. Stone and
iron Pipe, Bras WORK Of all description, and all
articles 10 b found 10 hfd-elAss Plumbing and
Gas Fitting Establishment.
dsl0 OSCAR sEslEr, 2ii2 Main 81.
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TRANSFORMATIONS.

Tlu. TaNs. tlNluE sf ct On Monday. rshrsas
b, 1858. Is a. ielluV,;
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Sleam Wagons on the National
SOuN,

iss!iy . Time, Of iii.
MA B. Paul, Of Harrison county, q
"P'seniaiIve OF the BurdrLts Transpor-
ls'N CON, any, recently incorporated,
l l,'t this week Tor tho purpose Of lay.
" &iaf. our County Commissioners the
Proposition to put their steam wagon up.
v Ns Na'ionAl Road. They ask consent
nap! I? make the experiment, and II
isSrs''!al, OF which they are sauSuine, il
aPfoP'ed to organize a jDint s;ock com.
TO! WITH 100000 capital to build en-.
',aa 'od equip trains for the road be-
S S,aa Bridgeport and Cambridge. The
s.'Ss''s Traction Engine Ia a marvel in
s.'saARI.u, ObyiAting all dificr!...s and
..',H,s'giag all obstacles. Should this
S S''ipi'e prove suCcessful the old Na.
sSan EoaI will again become an inter.
aug lhotoughiars.
AaSO!sctioa urged against the uss Of
l, H'Aa wagon on tie National Road
l' Probability Of dGmaSes resulupV
iS it,'li"1' 10 the matter OF probable col
S. ,'sl' Tightening u horses, &c. The
~ S.p''ae Coa;' VI Michigan has decided
g.Ns u'e 81 .ieam for purposes oil
,S Tt~0'Ion on = public strGet Is not I'M
ns M Sa' that the parties 30 u,ipg the
sS-' Liable unless due care has beer
NJ, ,''sa' 1t would certainly DO neces-
tS:!, VT Tie timo card TO 6e generally
''''a l1d faithfully observed.
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EOkfi 1L4AIls LaE-E v4IE. LAAA. ro4A4.L..
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
EoR TH7 CURE o.
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

symptoms Of O. Diseased Liver.
DA1N in the right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach Is Affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general arc costiyc, sometimes alter
rativcwith lax; Tic head is troubled
with gain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgencrS.ly aconsiderable loss
ofmemory, accompanied pain
full sensation of having left undonc
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some,
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he IS easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he Is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively derangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. McLAEE's LIVER Pits,
IN CASES or AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe hapryrcsults No better
rathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise al who arc afflicted
with this d:secsc to give them a
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
is a simple puEcctivc, they arc IN
equalcd.
BEWARE OF rsEtTATtoEs.'
The genuine Dr.. C. MeLANE's
LIVER Puts arc never sugar coated.
Every box hes q rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLhNE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine MFLAEE's LIVER
Pills bea7 the signatures Of c.
MeLANE and FLEMING Eros. on the
wrappers.
IA Insist on your druggist or
storekeepel giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Me.ANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekecpers generally.
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