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.INvALIDs' HOTEL.

v,ss f Bnslo Gafyl quarter
:n %ey Sa sy faeay
and at with m
proyide q place on a grand and commodious scale
3or their entertainment and comfort. |
ADVANTAGES OFFERED The Invalids' Hptel
+ so%Rs1e If e e bdng
in one Of the most healthl and desirable portions Of
the CITY Of Buffalo, and commands fine view OF Lake
the 4Ra %df aofs e az Y e9teHs teshsd ss W
sssnai sna rom ssas hee eadissest
afford proper means of exercise.
Of eli whether Feau
within the province Of our several specialties.
DISEASES OF FWOMEN.-Especallya are the facili-
The remedial means and appliances for the cure q
ali those chronic diseases peculiar TO females The
e1eapsfSy1ferma e%1pSy@fsm and other spproved baths Is
many cases Invaluable auxiliary to The her remedial
70 s sarace general sp shampOons al
men and light to ehiyen ,bn ana
ssze tosssstea e pns @
strengthen the muscles produce important bensfels
fssSs M IN s IS resored to in the
ment The most approved medicines are careanilF Ear
e S he pssS e hSra OF h 1s
fiuence Of music, social intercourse, innocent games
for amusemept and all those agencies which tend TO
Arouse the mind Of the patient from dependency,
and thus promote recovery, are not neglected!
NERVOUS DISEASES Paralysis, Epilepsy Fits,
Chorea St Vitus's Dancel and other nervous aiiec-
ciaIty by which the greatest skill is attained and the
most happy results secured.
LUNG GDIsEAsEs.-This division Of the, practice in
the Inyalids' Hotel is very ably managed by gen
tieman Of mature Judgment and skill. Br9nehsl'
sThroat and Lung Diseases are very largely treated
In this deparnent and with results which have been
highly gratifying to both physician and patients.
EYE AND EAR.-Special attention Is given 70 tne
onshed ocuiist and aurist being under engagement
to Conduct this branch of the practice.
sit ma shond come directly to the Hotel 1t s easily
accessible BY carriage omnibus or street cars Mill
he relied upon to deliver passengers and baggage
With security and dispatch.
E1SAddress R. Y; PIERCE, p NJ D, WORLDS pispen-
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PEABODY HOTEL

The large and elegant Hotel has been re-
Gently fitted In the most exquisite style BY
the the celebrated Professor Paine. The
Professor exercises q. personal supervision
over every article OF food which comes
into the stewards department before it is
given out to the cooks MILK and other ar
ticles of diet are regularly inspectsd: hence
Notwithstanding the large numberOf guests
not q single case Of disc has occurred,
and the invalid RECEIVERS With remarkable
Efacility.s The Professor has thus converted
u first.class Hotel into sanctuary OF
health instead OF o pest-house Of disease.
as is frequently the, case with Hotels. He
has The most experienced Managers, at
tentive Walters and scientific Cooks. who
cater to the comfort, health and happiness
of the guests, instead Of the passions and
morbid appetites. The charges are in keep
ing with the times, being @ per day for a
room and three meals. Rooms without
board, from so centsto 81. Weekly board,
from S. to $l2. Board without rooms, $3.50
per week. Seven meal tickets for ".
Open day and night-the cars running
past the door convey passengers to or from
any of the depots, or any part Of the city,
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To Shipbuilders and Lumbermen

FOR SALE: A large body Of timber OF
original growth in Northern Virginia, near
river landing in market now for first
time. water-power of large mill.pond p HnS on On
place leased # aesired' pshs1 price fnr SSyso sooo:
Good chance for q man who knows any.
thing about timber or milling, and has
some capital. For particulars, address
CHASC WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, BAL
timore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-02

Cry ouNc1L.- Scond Branch. The City
Council met last night, In special session,
a meeting having been called by the Com.
mittee on Water Works for the purpose OF
submitting their report upon the special
water assessment
In the absence OF President Handlan,
Mr.. L. Z. Hanson was called to the chair.
The following members answered to
their names at roll-call: Adams, Bown,
Campbell, Crowther, GnOdfellow, Hanson,
H~orkheimer, Logan, MylcS, Pollock, Rid
die, Simpson, NOckler, Yahn-li.
On motion, the reading OF the minutes
OF the previous meeting was dispensed
with.
The report OF the Committee on Water
| Works, submitting an ordinance assessing
the special water tax for the year 1873,
was read three times, and, with several
slight and unimportant changes, was
adopted.
The report OF the Board OF Equalization
q nd Appeals, as amended BY the First
Branch, was read, and the amendments
concurred in.
A petition was received from the River
side Iron Company, asking that the taxes
assessed and paid to the city on certain
articles OF their own manufacture, which
under the laws governingthe State OF West
Virginia, are exempt, was referred to the
Board OF Equalization and Appeals.
The bill OF Vim. Mathews, for copy OF
evidence in the case OF Wilson vs.. City,
amounting to 100 10, was ordered paid.
A petition from residents on Goth street,
for street lamps, was referred TO the Com.
mittee on Lights.
Adjourned.
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Chicago

CmcAGo, October l.-Flonr-Eominally un.
changed. Wheat-Fairly active and a shade
higher; No. Q Chicago spring size cash,
s7sic bid October; 81 1.9c bid November
81 l.9c hid December; No. 3, 73a75c; rejected
59l.aaGDc; No. | red winter and No. 2, 50 l.2c,
Corn-Wcak; high mixed and No. . 34ha
aAc cash; $Nc bid October; S5hc bid No.
vember; S5NcD December; rejected 50 l.2aSSAc.
Oats-Steaiy and IN fair demand; No. 9, 1870
bid cash or October; 2Ol-9c bid November
rejected IL liz. Rye-Steady; No. ., 45c cash
No. . spring 81 II cash or October; ! lSal ii
November. POrk-Demand fair AMI prices
higher; s. 81 l-2aI % cash 742 l.9a7 95 0cto.
her; S O5as OF q November; sl2has 10 Decem-
Der. IArl-Dcmand fair and prices higher
30 2in6 80 cash G3 October; @ 80 November
0 39Hc December. Bulk Shoulder Sic;
short clear S Gas Gj; short rib 530a5 10.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.


NEW YoRE, October L. Flour Heavy
suIcrfine, State and western $ 5Oa3 IS; com.
mHn to good extra 5 90ai % good to choice
. Ai S.; white wheat extra 4 9OA5 IS; extru
Unio 4 INaj so; St. Louis I 0oa6 IS; Minnesota
patent process 6 91Gs25. Wheat-Sair trade
No. 5 spring Ole; No. . do ] coal o.; I'M.
graded winter red 9Scal OF; No. s, lllh; No.
!, lOial or; No. ! do / 08s4al OF IA; No. >
amber ! DIAL OK; No. l do 1O6H; amber
Michigan l06hal OF; ungnded white l O5a
II; No. 8 do OjKal O5A; No, Q do 107H
al ok; No. 9 do l07Hal %; No. l do
/ 0!Sal II; extra do ! II. Rye-Firm; No.
. western 5eHc. Barley-Quiet hut firm.
Malt-Quiet and steady. Corn-Active but a
shade lower; uhgnded II l.2a5Oc; No. 9.
IS l.2aIs S4e. 0~aiS-Demand fair and mar.
ket firm M. :, e6a9GIfc; No. ., 2ac; No. /
81 l-ia3l l.9c; mixed western % l.2a32 lie
white western 2sA37c. IIay-Quiet and nm.
changed. HOps-Firm and unchanged. Coffee
quiet hut steady; saleS private. Sugar Dull
and unchanged. MolaSses-Firm; New Or.
leans Sll5Oc. Rico SOIninally unchanged.
Whisky-At 81 l0al II.
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IrcHNG PIEsA-Thesymptoms are moisture.
like Precipitation, intense itching. increased By
scratching. very distressing. particularly At
night n II pin worms were crawling In and
about the nectuml, the private parts are some
times affected II allowed 10 continue, very &c.
RIOTS results may follow. DR.. Swayne's All
Healing Ointment a pleasant and sure cure.
HOME CuREs-We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were Us above de-
scribed, the use Of %SWayne's Ointment In n
short time rlale u perfect cure.
}. W. ClIEis1, Boot andshOe House, 3A n.
2nd street
Z; G. ,T'ErHAS, Halter, $ s. Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering this distressing
complaint, or letter, Itch, scald Head, Ring
Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crust, Scaly, Skin
Eruption, use Swaync's Ointment and be cur.
cd. Sent by mail 10 any address OH receipt Of
price, lin currency or postage stampAL 6Ocents
u box, three boxes 81 Is. Address Letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, $50 \. Sixth street, Philadel.
phia. No charge for advice. Sold by leading
druggists. Logan, liSt&Co. eOdAw
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WHEELING FAMILY GRKET.-The house
keeper finds considerable OF q variety III
the market now, from which to select fam
ily ~proyender. There is an abundance o
almost everything common TO the season
such as vegetables. fruits, produce. poultry
oysters and fish. The current quotations
for vegetables are as follows: tomatoes, 2S
25c per peck; potatoes, 9Oa25c pei
peck; sweets, 2jaSOc per peck fol
B~altimores and 4Oc per peck for Jerseys:
~cucumbers, Sal0c per dozen, and pickles
at 25c per 100; cabbage, 3al0c per head
onions, 5alOc per quarter peck; turnips
l0al5c per bali peck; lima beans, lOc pei
quart: green beams, l0aljc per half peck
celery, SalOc per bunch; peppers, DC pei
bunch; pumpkins, 5al0c each; lettuce,
l0c per peck. Fruits are %quotedas follows;
apples, 5alOc per peck; ounces, 4Oa6Ot
per peck; pears, l6a2jc per quarter peck
plums, 5aSc per quart; peaches, l1a25t
per quarter peck; grapes, l0al5c per guar
Ter peck. Melons have almost disappear
ed from the market, but there are q few
watcrmelOns and mnskmclons yet 10 be
had at jal0c each. Chickens bring l5a35t
each; ducks, l5a9jc each; dressed turkeys,
81 each. Butter is plentier than last week,
and n choice article can be bought at 25t
per ID; eggs are rather scarce, at loo pei
dozen. Oysters sell at 25aS0c per quart
CbulEl, or 20at0c per IN. Lake fish, l0a
l2!c perlb; river fish, lja35c per string.
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SOCIETY NurEs.-Mrs. Dora Goldenburg
OF Vevay. Ind, is a guest at the. residence
OF John Howell, Esq.
Miss Jessie Dechen, of Cleveland, q.
is making u pleasant visit with Miss Ella
House, on the Island.
We are pleased to hear that Mrs. W: d
Woods, who has been quite i'll, is rapidly
c~onvnlescing.
ribbon social at Parker Hall on Monday
evening, awarded the following prizes to
popular Young ladies: Miss Mary Bowers,
first choice oftwo handsome pictures, and
| Miss Emma Magriery, second choice; Miss
Laura Bayless aud Miss Jennie Dcvinney,
each an elegant cake.
MI. Robert Pratt, OF New York, former
" with 4. w. PAUL & Co., in this city, Ii
making a visit among friends here.
Mr.. James o. Bates and family, who
have been making a very pleasant visit
among old friends in this city and vicini
", return to their home in Baltimore thi'
morning.
Rev. J. &. Armstrong and family have
returned TO their new home at Richmond
Va.
4 big wedding is on lit for the 22d inst
near TltOnSville.
81. Charles T. Brues, the well known
dry goods merchant, rather stole n march
on his friends the other day, when ht
took unto himself a wife. The bride j:
Mr, Ada F. Armstrong, OF this city, and
the ceremony which linked her fortunes
| with those OF Mr.. BrueS was performed In
St. Andrews Church, Pittsburgh, last Sat
urday, by Rev. Reese c. Alsop. Best
wishes.
There was q peasant social gathering
last evening, ut the residence Of Mr.. J.. Il.
Hammer, ut No. 1880 EOf street. Was
orchestra was in attendance.
MI. G. 0. Smith, OF the firm OF Todd q
Smith, collectors, and Miss Hattie Jones
OF the First Ward, were unitedin marriage
Yesterday morning, and left upon a wed
ling tour to the West, ria the c. 4 +
Road. The young c~ouple-taEe with then
the hearty good wishes Of largo circle O
friends and acquaintance.
The nuptials OF Mr.. Allen Brock and
Mrs. Emma Brown were sOlemnized atthe
| Disciples Church, yesterday morning, in
the presence OF a number OF the trlends o,
liatL parties, by Prof. Pendleton. Dir. and
Mrs. Brock left for the Northwest directly
after the ceremony. They are well ant
fnv6nbly known in the community, ant
il is the earnest wish Of oil that their jour
mes through life together may be Q hApp!!
one,
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TRASsFERs OF REAL ESTATE. The follow
ing deeds in fee, transferring real estate,
were admitted to record in the office OF the
Clerk of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made September 80, 1878, by
Charles I.udewig and wife to Theodore
I.udewig, for the north half OF lot No. GS,
in Div, +, as designated on the map Of the
subdivisions OF the Joseph Caldwell es-
late; S495.
Deed made October |, 1878, by Mary I.
Ritz and husband to Archibald S. Todd,
for the west half OF lot No. 1, on the south
side Of 18th street, East Wheeling; $500.
Deed made September l8, 1873, by the
Greenwood Cemetery Association TO ]. c.
vanfOssen, for the west half OF lot No. 2IS,
in Section L Of said cemetery; so.
Deed made June 2S, 1872, by Sarah G.
Mckee and husband 10 the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad Company,
for 1 and 7.l0 acres OF land in Richland
township; sljoG6.
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.NEl w HrIef IlentIon. =.

BELLArRE is to have a new wharfboat.
KRAMER's band leaves for Morgantowr
this morning to play for the fair.
A NEW fermenting cellar is to be put in
the Nail City Brewery Soon.
THE city officials and the members Of
the Fire Department were paid OIL yesteF'
day.
Tue crop Of apples this fall will be nnu,
.sually large, and the price of that excellent
fruit should therefore be low.
TnE North Wheeling Glass Company
filed a certificate Of incorporation NJ the
County, Clerks Office yesterday.
TotRdeeas in fee, one release deed and
a certificate OF incorporation were filed at
the County Clerks office yesterday.
OLD Prob. stood in with the show pco'
pie Yesterday. And Howe thankful every
body was that the circus did not bring
rain.
A3ASfwlo gave1his name as John Viii
son was arrested and locked W, yesterday,
for insulting people in the vicinity OF the
city prison. p : "a aw r -
DIR. l.E MOYEE has promised Miss De
Voc, ofSteubenyille ,thntlle will crefnate the
remains Of lieE father. a Dc Noe.te'l
daughter, indeed.
Some twenty-five couple assembled at
No. 2SO6 Chapiine street, last evening, and
had u most enjoyable time dancing 10 !. I.
Cockayne's fine music.
BucHwnEAr cakes are getting ready Tot
a hop. Regular turn cOa.s they are, and
vet the more they turn, the better the poo
pie seem to like them.
A PLEASANT musical social was held last
MONDAY evening Mt the residence OF Mr..
rIsaa68A tbuthnot,F in the. Eighth Ward,
C6c8ayne's fine band was III attendance.
1 WoIH was commenced yesterday on the
foundation for the fountain presented to
the city by James W. Paxton, Esq, which
will he erected on tile Capitol Square,
west side.
TIE Clerk OF the Municipal Court has
issued u warrant for Henry Sweeney on Il
charge Of abusing a little boy. Sweeney
viii have a hearing before the %policecourt
this morning. d, .33itEf.L q -
ThnsJ Efiends' ycarlymcetihg, formerly
held ut Mt. Pleasant, u, is now being held
tat Saltwater Meeting House, one mile
east Of Barnesville. To-day will be the
public meeting day.
IT is understood that the difficulties he,
tween the employers and employees Ut the
Central Glass Works have been amicably
adjusted, and that the pots will hc re:
placed Immediately, the fires lighted, and
work resumed in about two weeks.
Tur various committees Of the DOarl Of
Commissioners held their regular meet
ings ut the Court House this week, as fol-
lows. Thursday, Finance and Accounts;
Friday lhornIpg, Roads and Bridges; Fri
eday Afternoon, Court House aud jail Fri
day evening, Poor House and Farm.
t.s-ia iastlM urL
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TnEC ouIns-CouSTY CouET-Jndgs Boyd
Court met at the usual hour yesterday
and disposed OF the following business:
George Sauer IS. ]. II. Watkins; cert
fed by Justice Caldwell. Judgment fol
plaintiff and each pay their costs. Nc
docket fee allowed.
4. Mabis rs. Ernst & Moran. Motion
for new trial withdrawn. Judgment en-
tered for plaintiff for S25 and costs.
Rev. T. II. Jenkyns, u minister OF the
Reformed Episcopal Church, was an'
th5rized To celebrate the rites OF marriage
Bond 81 800, with X. b. McLAin as surety
w. II. Robinson vs.. Thos. H. Willnms
and August Sauer; certified by Justice
Phillips. Judgment for plaintiff for 81
and costs. ~.
b. p. Wells vs.. Charles f. Wells; certi'
fled by Justice Phillips. Dismissed n
plaintiff costs.
Fred. Roller. a native OF Germany, was
admitted TO citizenship. -,
TO.day's docket Is as follows: Hub;
hard & Bro. vs.. John ]. Cooper and
Bridget Cooper, J. ". Norrington vs.. Bal
,imoTc & Ohio Railroad Company, singer
Manufacturing Company vs.. james Bax
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TnE MODERN PHARMACIST, in order to
be successful in the practice of his profess
sion, requires not only theoretical nowl-
edge Of classic Chemistry, Materia Medica,
Botany, but a practical experience TO en-.
able him, to distinguish between pure and
adulterated drugs, so that he may consci-
entiously dispense to the sick the rene
dies required by the physician, all Of the
above qualities IRE united in. Mr.. &. 3.
smith, the prominent Druggist Of Toronto,
Canada, knowing and approaching the
skill necessary % combine and prepare
Giles Eiidt ammonia, he sells and recon-
mends all suffering with pain Of any kind
TO use it, particularly Diphtheria, Sore
Throat, and diseases produced by Blood
Poisoning.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pam
phlet. On. GILES,
100 West Broadway, n. y.
Trial size % cents, Logan, List & Co,
agents. d&w
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SINCE DlED. We Yesterday morning
briefly noticed the serious illness OF Saml
Hinshberger, a representative OF q New
York kid glove firm, who was stricken
with paralysis on Monday and removed to
tho Hospital. We are sorry to announce
this morning that Hlrshberger died at 8
o'clock on Monday evening at the Hos
pital. Young Hishberger had many
friends here, who sincerely mourn his
sudden demise. The remains were taken
in charge by the members Of the B'nai
Birth Society, and forwarded 10 the friends
of deceased IN New York. We under
stand that Hinshberger was the sole sup
port ola widowed mother and two sisters.
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PERSONAL MExrtoS.-M Mr.. Charley Or
borne, q typo in the New York 7imn Of
fee, who has been spending n few weeks
with his relatives in this vicinity, will re-
turn 10 New York to-day.
President Hayes has accepted an invi-
tation rendered by a committee OF citizens
of Cumberland to visit u fair to be held
there on the 9th instant.
Harry Stein, Of the Morgan RATHER,
well known In Wheeling, Says it is all
wrong. He isn't married after all.
Mr.. Clarence D. Worthingt0n, of Morris.
town, @, is in the city on his way to Mt.
Union, o.
Nj. +. II. Warner, ofthe McLurc House,
is fishing down in Tyler county.
Mr.. Chris. Hess has our thanks for a
large cluster OF cloice grapes, ofthe Cataw.
ba variety. The punches IRE large and
finely formed, and the fruit luscious.
Nj. B. 7. Bowers, Of New MartinSyillc,
registered at the Stamm House yesterday.
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MARTINS FERRY News. - Charley Zim.
norman, the furniture man, desires lis TO
correct a wrong impression; andin justice
to Charley we would say that he was in no
way whatever connected In the eouging
business noticed in Mondays paper.
Ollie Wood started yesterday for Ann
Arbor, Michigan, where he will enter the
law school.
1t is astonishing how many people had
business in Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Ella Shipman Ia opening out q
millinery establishment in one Of Schrein.
cr's new rooms.
Thomas j. Carr, Democratic candidate
for Sheriff, is in town forming new &C.
quaintances.
Gen. Ewing and Mr.. lawson were the
guests OF Mr.. James W. Gray while in
tnNn.
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An USDESIABLR TRuTH.-You deserve TO
tuffer, and II you lead a miserable, unSatiSfac-
sorry life In this beautiful world, Il IL entircly
your own fault,-yOnr unreasonable prejudice
and skepticiNm, which has killed Thousands,
Personal knowledge and common sense reason
Ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Liver complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with al III miserable effects, such
aS sick stomach, habitual costiveneS, dizziness
OF the head, nervous prostntlOn, low spirits.
&c. Its sales now Nach every town on the
Western Continent, aud not q Druggist but
will tell you Of It's wonderful curEs. You
can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve, eoisw
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EAST LIBERTY, October /. -CArTLE-Re
ceiptS since Friday 2,44S head through s.5i
head local; total Tor eight days ending to-day
1901 head; through 3,S8s. The local supply
Is good and business active both to-day and
yesterday at a slight advance, though the bull
Of the offerings arc mostly common country,
and local butchers being the only buyers on
hand get tile best now on the market; medi'
I'm to good - S0a4 10: common TO fair 8 so
al 80; stocEcs.. scarce at 3 O0aS 90.
Ho6s-Rcceipts 6,7l0 head; total for eight
days lT,I05; Workers s. 40a3 G5; Philadel'
phias s. 9Oa4 20.
sMEEr-RScelpts ZOO head; total for eight
days II $50; settings 25a4 IS.
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CINCINNATI, October l.-Cotton-In good
demand but at lower rates at l0kc. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. W~heat-Hcavy; red
SjagSc. Corn-Dull and dropping at 4Oa4lc.
Oats-ln good demand at 22a26c. Rye
Steady at 53a5Ic. Rarley-In good demand
No. 2fall 81 l2al 10. Pork-Dull at s. 80 bid.
L.ard-ln good demand; current make 90 80;
kettle s. 2jas %. Bulk Meats-Ffrmcr at
47Ea5Aa59Ga5 3-Ic. B~acon-Firmer at 5 lisa
) l-4a0a6MaaB%aGKc H~uttcr-Steady and
unchanged. Linseed oil-Quiet at 5Sa57c.
Whisky-Firmer at 81 %.
HOdS-Dull and lower; common 81 50a3 %;
light g 3aS co. packing $ 4OaS IS; butchers
S. 7Ia3 so.
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EVER since Dr.. Vim. N. Giles, Of 45l
Sixth avenue, extended a frank invitation
TO owners OF lame horses 10 bring their
equine property round to his place Of bus.
mess for free treatment, the corner Of
Twenty-seventh street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble n horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which il thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
L0dide ammonia LniRent, which is now
preferred to all others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men Of the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We we're advised to try GIa'
Imminent, and are gratifed to say it acted
like a charm. About two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. Henry WARD BEEcnER.
LYMAN ABBOTT, Editors.
Logan, List & Co., Agents.
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TorHE Hon. Peter lawson, one Of New
England's manufacturers and chemists, are
we indebted for the discovery and appli.
cation OF one Of the greatest blessings
which has been conferred on us Us u peo-
pie during the past century. As u scicn.
tihc discovery, "IAwsOn'S Curative" will
rank among the lint in importance in the
medical world, Us an alleyiatOr Of suffering
from those iearfulIy distressing diseases,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatigi, and the
many complaints which have their origin
in the diseased nerves and muscles. Not
only is it n panaeea for these diseases, but
q "household remedy" for headache, diPh.
liberia, burns, scalds, wounds, tOothachc,
etc, etc. We IRE pleased To know this
remarkable ugent i finding u ready sale
among our druggists.
Large new size bottles so ccnts and 81 90.
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