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The daily gazette., 1878-10-25
WUODs'rOWN ACADElI 4.

A thorough, home-like school. Good class
of patrons. Pupils prepared for Swarth-
more. Preparation Of teachers a specially.
tion. VERY MODERATE RATES. For cata-
logue, address A. Z. NORRIS, A. M,
Woodstown. Nj sep3-4W
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The rads are moving as much of earth

The RAIDS are moving as much of earth
heaven and h, well, never mind as to
localities, here is what the Washington
Post (democrat) says upon the subject:
"1f we cannot elect Cameron any other
way and carry Pennsylvania, we are GO
Ing to buy the id state" That is the
way one of the ring politicians put the
situation in Pittsburg the other day. And
he told the truth. The Cameron crowd
is now engaged in buying up Penusylva-
mia for Senator Don and "honest mo-
ney." They have all the money they
want and are pouring it out like water.
Some of their resources are stated as fol-
lows:
Quay's recorder job first years
fees ..................... .$6O, 900 00
Assessment on federal officers. 10000 90
Assessments on state officers. 10000 90
Philadelphia ring and Offices. 10000 90
Don Cameron's first INSTALL
Observation-Disclosures 1OO, 900 90
Republican national committee 10000 90
National banks. 2O,OOO w
Assessments on IS candidates
for congress in republican
districts (S500) each. 5000 w
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puy ana sell STOCKS
N. Bonds and Gold In N
EU0, York, ,Phila Baltimore
land local markets.
kgRs AND BROKERS.
Iuw Building. Entrance on o.
Street.
American, Red Star, Inman
Lines 10 Great Britain and
Europe
FOR SALE.
Plre Insurance Co.'S Stock.
Rail Road Co.'S Stock.
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DEv. d. A. HOLBROoK'S MILITARY
II SCHOOL, Sing Sing, N. Y. Re-
opens September II.
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NEW ADTERTISEMfG M EN- rs.

on CHRoMo CARDS (perfect beauties)
~ with name, l0c. Outfit, 10c. Turner
Card Co, Ashland. Mass.
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ZOE SALE.

H9ptfty, with IS acres OF
ia awelllng house and other
r. rice ~, s. 800. A bargain.
VANS AN PENNINGTON,
Llghth and Market Sts.
tbuilding. ''I n ~
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Wind Velocity
TURNED INT

TURNED INTO POUNDS OF FORCE.
In order that our readers may under
stand what velocity of ~ miles an:hou
means In force, the following table is
subjoined:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-06
OUR CALIFORNIA LETTER.
What Our wheeling Boy, Correspondent
Has to Say About Dennis Kearney.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. 70, 1910.
Correspondence Of the IntslliEnCer
Dennis Kearney arrived home last even
ing in company with his brother aud fam
lily. There was a randreception rendered
him on his arrival by his friends. The
Sand Lot meetings.will again be revived
with new vigor. sHe.tinds that he can
not do so ntich with the Eastern people
as he expected, he evidently found that
they didn't go d cent on such ignorant
speeches as he makes, itdoes well enough
for his party, but outside Of that 1t has no
influence whatever.
Kearney and company arrived at Oak
land, and were escorted to arestaurant by
a number OF his friends. thence to the
Court House, where he made a,short
speech when he, WAS taken 70 the
$50 train and accompanied to this city by
the Mayor OF Oakland and number OF
followers. lie was taken in acarriage to
the Sand Lot, followed BY about 4, 900 or
5000 OF q procession, where the number
increased to 1t least 1900 by the time
they reached the Sand lot, where Kear-
ney made d speech denouncing the man
ner In which the election was conducted
East. He says that the employees are in
undated by the Republican, employers,
and made to vote their ticket
while the employer Is standing o.
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mile distant, and that they are
compelled to show their ballot before vot::
ing. This, he continue, was the cause OF
his defeat with the majority OF his ticket,
but attributes the defeat OF Butler to his
own .doings, not speaking in very glowing
After the meeting he was interviewed at
his residence by Chronicle reporter. where
he gave q full statement in regardto his
laborious work while East. lie said he
worked night and day. When asked why
he did not remain for the election, he said
that II he had remained he was positive OF
electing his ticket, but said his friends In
California were sadly in need Of him Us
there was considerable discussion among
his party here which he was going TO clear
up Immediately. 7. NJ. G.
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A Problem Long since solved.

How to remedy those prolific causes OF dis
ease, an Impoverished circulation and an i'm
paired digestion, was problem the solution
OF which had often baffied medical skill, but
which was solved over q quarter Of century
ago by the introduction OF Hostetter's Stom-
acli IIitters to public and professional notice.
Since that time, which may well be said TO
have initiated new epoch in the history OF
medicine the remedy and prevention referred
to has obtained fOothold In the confidence OF
the American people that each succeeding
year has only served to strengthen. II " rec
ognizeti throughout the Union as tonic OF the
tist ORDER remedy for and sure means OF
preventing fever and aguc, and disorders OF
the stomach aud bowels; US reliable means
OF reforminga disorlered state OF the liver,
and OF cOunteracting'a tendency TO rlleuma-
tisrn, govt, urinary and uterine disorders
MNEIM
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scandal About 81. Johns Church NJ Bel
InIre.

Editors IntsllIgeucer.
For several consecutive weeks erroneous
statements have appeared in the CdthO'ic
Columbian concerning the debt OF st.
Johns church in Bellaire. We wish,
through animpartial paper, to diSabuse the
minds Of the public in general Of the idea
that there is any unnecessary debt, or that
an account cannot be given to show that
the entire debt may be cancelled by value
received in real estate now in possession
OF the congregation.
Furthermore we desire TO show that
these statements are the work OF diaboli-
cal spite and malice. Your correspondent,
after reading the Columbian OF last week,
interviewed the Rev. p. steyle, late pastor
OF Bellaire, and present pastor Of Holy Re-
deemer Church in this city. In reply to
my questions, concerning the reading OF
the church debt in Bellaire by the present
pastor, D. B. Gull, predecessor Of Rev. T.
Steyle, in Portsmouth, the latter gentle
man said: "This is the second time that
article has appeared in the Columbian. !
left correct statement OF all business
transactions during my eight years in
Bellaire for my successor, so that II Is
quite an easy task for Mr. Gull to
read it 10 the people. Before / can
read statement l must make one.
Thus far, i have been unable 10 give my
people any account OF their church debt,
as no books were kept by my predecessor,
consequently no statement can be made
before all bills against the congregation
have been presented. The nearest we can
get to 1t by supposition, is that the stand.
ing debt Is somewhat between six and
seven thousand dollars. There is about
five thousand dollars on the school house
alone, in mortgages &c, and nunberless
bills all over town. only wish il was in
nv power to do rs he has done In this
case"
made further inquiries, but the rever-
end gentleman declined answering ut
present, saying he had already said more
than he intended. He was not in the habit
OF speaking to any one OF another, espe-
cially clergymen, but in response to a
question concerning an open attack
against his reputation as a priest and u
gentleman, he felt bound in conscience to
defend himself, but will go no further ex-
cept he be driven to it. The entire con-
gregation is indignant, and many even re-
fuse to read the Columbian for assaiIing
their pastor, who is laboring very hard to
restore the parish and make the congrega-
ton what It once was. During the past
few years it has been far below par, espe.
cially in faith and morals. The removal
OF Father Gull from Portsmouth was much
regretted by the people; so much SO that a
gold-headed cane was voted him, TO pre-
sented when he should leave the city.
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WElLLsBURG.
Hog Klllips, whooplng Cough. prospee.
tive Nreddings, dc.

wELisBuRo, December5. Z
Correspondents 1.-THE In.elllgenstr.
1t would puzzle the oldest reporter TO
get up a newsy letter these times. There
is so much regularity in business just now
that there is nothing entirely new in that
line. I, ttEt
Hog killing is in full blast, and a good
many very fine hogs are being butchered
in and about town.
Whooping cough prevails TO. some OK:
tent among the children. Alittle child OF
John Parrish died suddenly from the effects
OF 1t this morning.
The knowing ones say that there are no
less than three weddings booked to trans
pire between now and st. Patrick's day
next. That Is not agreat number for o
community the size OF this. Some OF the
boys say that q lack OF stamps, others that
they do not like giving up being their own
boss, is the cause OF their remainingsingle.
James Exley has bought the interests
OF W. II. Hobbs and Albert Redman, oil
the firm OF Hobbs, Redman 4 Co., in the
planning mill near .the Presbyterian
Church. lie and I. c. Bickerstatf, Of the
old firm, will continue the business.
The Acme Mower Works resumed op.
erations on Monday last.
Rev. DR.. Horner, OF the NJ. E. Book Con.
Germ, Pittsburg, preached morning and
evening, on Sabbath last in the NJ. Z,
Church. In the evening his theme was
"some OF the mistakes that Moses did moi
make" suggested by looking over the &C
count OF Bob Ingersoll's lecture in Wheel
ing. The speaker dwelt at considerable
length upon the subject, and handled il
in manner that was satisfactory to the
audience, and showing that he possessed
more than ordinary ability in the line o.
his profession.
Brooke Cemetery Company are build
in new fence on the North and Eas
sides. When completed the grounds viii
DO well protected from the rayages OF cat
tie and hogs.
Prof. G. L. Loos lectures in the Disci
pies Church Saturday evening. Subject
His Travels in Europe. G. B. @.
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ISOLATION over nj CautZ.
CadIz Republican.
The Cadiz Building, Saving and loan
Association was organized in January,
1873. Its capital stock was placed at one
hundred thousand dollars, divided into
one thousand shares OF one hundred dol
lars each. On Monday evening OF this
week, after successful business career OF
nearly six years, it was found that there
was money and securities in the treasury
OF tho Association amounting to one
hundred thousand dollars, and that there
fore, according TO the constitution and by
laws, the time had arrived for making q
division among the stockholders and the
winding up OF the business ofthe Associa-
ton.
By q rule OF the Association each stock
holder paid into the treasury twenty-five
cents each week on each share OF his stock.
By an easy calculation it will be seen that
by this means alone the stock would be
paid up in full in 400 weeks, ora little less
than eight years. But the money thus
paid in was loaned each week to members
OF the Association on mortgage security,
the interest being payable weekly, and,
besides, the borrower frequently paid u
considerable premium for his loan, the
loan being always sold to the highest bid
der.
By this accumulation OF interest, premi-
ums, and some fines, together with the
regular weekly payments, the whole
amount OF the stock has been paid up in
500 weeks, which is six weeks less than
six years, the first payment having bee II
made January eth, 1873. Each stakeholder
has paid into the treasury SIC 10 on each
share OF his stock, rs principal. The re-
mainder OF S23 10 on each share now in
the treasury is the result OF the accumulate
ed interest, premiums, &c.
During the existence OF the Association
only one members property has been sold
under mortgage foreclosure, and at the
winding up OF affairs on Monday evening
there was not single member delinquent
in his payments The affairs Of the Asso.
citation have been carefully and wisely
managed by IN able Board Of Directors,
elected annually, and the Association on
the whole has been an affair OF convent
ence and profit TO large majority OF its
members. There has been but very little
loss from bad debts-only single in
stance, we believe, where the mortgage Sc
curity proved insutticient-and we think
it may be said that there was never n hun
dred thousand dollars better handledby
any money lending institution in Cadiz.
Some few persons made the mistake OF
taking more stock at the beginning than
theyswere able to carry, and after paying
on II for time were compelled TO Snli ont
proved profitable to its members. 1t has
building in Cadiz, and has en-
abled quite large number OF persons TO
pay for homes which they otherwise
would not probably have been able to
secure.
There is a movement on foot Tor the or
ganization of a new association OF this
kind, further notice OF which will be given
TO those who desire to invest,
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The kind or an order That should be Is.
sued in wheeling.
OPFIcE SuPEmSrESDESr OF POLICI,
Cfneianafi naa & 1918


Opt. Cas-. WsRpsaatiS, Iuipcdor q Paies
SIR-Instructions have been given TO
Lieutenants, holding them responsible for
the continuance OF any known gambling
house within their respective districts. !
desire you TO cooperate with them and SUI
pervise the work. To that end they will
report to you for advice and orlers.
shall rely on your sense OF duty TO see this
order literally executed, without favor or
exception to any one. Every known or
suspected house must be served precisely
alike.
The law is ample, and provides for the
seizure and destruction OF all apparatus
used in gaming. Entrance TO such houses
may be forced. Promptly suspend from
duty and report to me every member OF
the force suspected OF completely with
gamblers or who may 10 found giving in.
formation that might defeat your plans.
Give particular attention also 10 "bunko"
men and "steersmen" for gambling lious-
es. In short, employ your best energies to
entirely suppress this growing evil, and
render Cincinnati m Improbable place
for such gentry TO live.
Respectfully, Gro. W. ZIrolER, Sppt.
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DIED..

sAvERY.-on Thursday evening", December
1875, DENNIS sAvERT, In the list year Of his age.
Fuueral notice hereafter.
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MARRIED.

wIFT-BELL.-Thursday afternoon, December
g. 1875 a, the residence Of the brides father David
hell, Esq, by Rev, y. a: Cunningham, Mr. +. GEO.
B. SwlFT and Miss srE ". BELL. No cards.
BARR-IIAMMoND.-o Sunday, November q,
1873, at West Alexander, Pa, JAMES S. BARR and
KATE Il. lIANNoSp, both Of this city. ."
AMoS-cAIN.-By Rev. John II. Aughey. 10 Dali
las West Virginia, on Tuesday, December 8 ISIS, Mr..
GEORGE AMOS, Of Roney's Point, and Miss HENRI
ETTA CAIH, Of Rich Hill.
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winding up of a Successful nuilding As.
ISOLATION Over nj Cadiz

Portsmouth,, ohio, December 8, 1878.
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T,RUSTEE's SALE.

l.
BY yirtueoi Deed Of Trust made By wulhD ".
Gabb and Annie T. MeSAbb bis vie, 10 IL, 10y -
signed A. Trustee dated the 18th day Of Nav M VI
Of record 10 the CLERKS Office Of The Co1pI, ~ :
Ohio county, West Virginia In book Of deFd,J h.,
and mortgages No. !, at IaSe rs, the unjs,ssi
will on t-'
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Dsssnber, A. n "A,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", sell At publ, ,v,,.,
al the front door Of the Court HOass d IN .S,,,
In the city Of Wheeling, West vlrEinIl ~ bijosi
described real estate GltuAIe 10 aid div rSbiS h,
state, to-wit: The undivided hall Of ii IN ~
lot numbered eighty-nihe, 10 the Sth Wlni q ~
city, which said part measures ~ feet In SIIk r,
runs Of that width from the creek 70 ae dnTS T.,
the point, where the western boundary q "a ~ !
lot 80 intersects With the north line Of eth Et y
the alley hereinafter mentioned Ind 1t risklIsss
With the alley, and aid part also includes d, M,
gular piece Of ground, between aid line lil NJ
drawn 10 sald alley and Goth street; lie MI ar
Sad lot adjons an alley on the east side d al N
lot, and measures AZ feet on 10Th street, Ihd d n
same the wagon shops lately Operlted BY WIllaa n.
SAbb, and Is the same grahttd to Wllln ytSll
and Thomas Motflt BY Thomas Seil and O,Gsn \
Clerks office In deed book No. IS, At tOlIos lIia
TERMS or sALH-0ne-thIrd Of the purdue ni,,t
or Is tnuch more thereof n the purchaser niTt.tn
pay, In cash, aud the residue 10 two s1ulf nam
ments bearing interest from fhe day u al sTIR,
six and twelve months respectively IRON " DIV i
sale, and secured by deed Of trust 90 the prgdJ IN
The title Il believed good, but selling a Insls /
shall convey only such tile n Il V1tsd 10 ne " ii
deed Of trust.
], C. HERyHY, Aucti0neer. all
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TRUSTEES SALE OF USwORKED,
i wELI-sEAs0SED
Wagon Material, sc.

The undersigned Trustee hereby gTes nOtkt, III
BY virtue Of the authority derived BY bin ipl /
Deed Of Trust made by william NeNIb6 10 bin, dIaI
the 18th day Of May, 1875, and DOW d rteod ID "
Clerks oticeo Of the County COurtOi Ohio Cousiy Nt
Virginia, In Book Of Deeds Of Trust and Nuftna
No. 8, at folio is5, he will, on
SATURDAY, December II, A. D. isis
Commencing al 10 o'clock a. w. .ell at Publt IsAa,
on the premises, on Twentieth street, bstyab Ma
and Market streets, In the city Of Wheeling SnR I
West Virginia, known as AcSabbs Wagon AOb "
following personal property, tO-Eit:
Lot Of felloes assorted sizes, shout ~ d VI;
Of large cane cart spokts, about w. lot d out al
spokes, assorted sizes, about $500 81 ielloe tRirl
wheels Of cane wagon; it5 cane cart lOeust hua ~
tlsed; IS small cane cart hubs, mOrISed; AbHt sci
Gust hubs In the rough assorted Size; 20 ltAtut
horse wagon hounds 100 hind hOundsiOF t1nt SisIlf
Is tront hounds for cane wagons 80 Ot tOusutAalht
iii axle beds, sand boards and Doliten iOr HlShS
small cart shafts; y hickory axles; about Il ~ ID
Of oak plank and sHantlinE; Is pieces lOr tRbf I'D
tongues: one timber wheel axle, tire sreSttDi ah
enc wheel boxing machine; one large palht fibiti
MILL; one platform scale; one wheel tsHOhhs y
chine; small LOT Of paint; sale 10 the once tIa ~
blacksmith tools; two bolt cutting mlehina
assorted bar iron In shop, aud one pair u shsbM
axle Of athree-wheeled cart.
JOHN ROBERTSON, Trp:N
CALDWELL I CALDWELL, Attorney.
&c, HERYEf, Auctlnneer. "a
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Cristadoro's Hair PreserYatiYe,

A valuable adjunct 10 the Dye, In dressing and pro.
noting the growth and perfect health Of the hair aud
Of ITSELF when used alonea safeguard that protects
the bres from decay under all circumstances and un-
der all ellmes. Manufactured By ]. CRlsTADoRo, No.
s9wilan 81, New York Sold by all Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair Dressers. nolsMwF-t&w
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MONTREAL, December 5.-Brown, under
sentence to be hanged here on the 9th
inst, escaped from Sharbrook jail.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.

lNOTICE Is hereby given 10 the cifi-
49, zens Of Jasper and cambridge town.
ship, Dubois county. Indiana. that the
undersigned will apply to the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Dubois Coun-
~, Al their June term. 1875, under the
provisions Of an Act. entitled can Act 20
regulate and license the sale OF spurious.
yinous, malt aud other intoxicating lio-
uors, 10 limit the license fee TO be charged
BY cities and towns, and TO repeal All
former laws regulating the sale Of in
toxicating liquors, and a.! laws and
parts Of laws coming in conflict with The
provisions Of this act, prescribing penal
ties for the violation thereof, and deiar-
ing an emergency passed BY the Legis-
lature Of Indiana, in 1875, for .iccnsc
to sell spirituous, vinous and malt lia-
uors, in quantities less than quart AZ 4
time, 70 be drunk on the premises. for a
term Of one year. The precise location
where be desires to sell Is in his bar
room in The Indiana Hotel, situated on
lot on the corner Of jackson and Fifth
SEs.- in the town OF Jasper. Bainbridgc
lownship. Dubois county, Indiana
FREDERICK "A. NEUDECK.
May 10. 16-8-3w.
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Of Application for Liquo,
License.

NOTICE hereby given the citizens OF Jasper ana
hantridrs township Dubois county. Indiana. tbn
Commissioners Of Dubois county st their Jnne term
'Si5 Under the provisions ~ Act entitled An A.,
" regulate and license the sale ~ sprifuons whom.
iee % I've charged hy cities and towns ana 10 rrp.a M
or,ner laws regulating the sale ~ Intoxicating liouors
nnh Al laws rnd parts ~ laws coming IN col cf win
w provisions 81 this act prescribing penalties for tbs
violation hereof and declaring an enrrrencg n.ss
~ The Legislature 81 Irdisns IN fs.s Tor lices. ~
sel spiracur. vinous and malt lrnars SD auaritls
.sss tnan quart al time 20 he drank on the 81 eIse.
iof term ~ year. The precf,e location where ~
desires p sell " IN hcrsr situated end being uror NJ,
~ - ~ shown uDcn te original map or psf N wv
,swn Y Jasper, cambridge township. Dubois coty.
'ns ., -. FRANK JOHN.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.

\ NOTICE j. hereby given to the citi-
y zens or Bainbridge township. Du-
bo's county, Indiana. that tlie UNDER
signed Will apply 10 the Hoard OF
County Commissioners Of Dubois conn
~, AZ their June term, 1873, under the
provision Of an Act, entitled aAn Act 10
regul ate and license the sale Of spirjtu-
Gus, vinous, malt and other intoxicafin~
liquors, 10 limit the license fee Ia ~
charged by cities and towns, and 70 re-
peal All former laws regulating the sale
Of intoxicating liquors, and all laws and
parts OF laws coming in conflict with the
provisions Of this act, prescribing penal !
ties for the violation thereof. and declar- |
ing an emergency passed BY the Lcgis-
laturc Of Indiana, in 1875, for license
70 sell wine and beer, In quantities Iess
than quart. 10 be drank on the prem
ises, for term OF one year. The nre-
else location where he desires Ia sell Il \
W house situated and being on the cor
ncr % Main and ST. Mary SITS. on lots \
Nos. 10 and ~ In Kundick' q addition. a. II
shown upon the map or plat or the town
81 Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana.
&. HURST.
May 10th, 157e-3w.
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Messrs. Horace Smith & Co., Chicago. III
Gents -Sirs: On the 81 day Of Nav
yonr agent, Mr.. Sintney Love, came I'd
my place aud said he was introducing
the Excelsior Hog Cure. and that before
doing any business lie wished 10 prove
your medicine by curing lot of hogs.
bad six hogs that were sick. and Ne
said il would cost me nothing but the
trouble ii il did not cure them. We
commenced giving the medicine and A.
they were too sick TO eat we had 10
drfnch them. Five OF them we only
drenched once, after which the, eat with
out drenching. One hog in the lot
being 50 bad sick, apparently blind. we
drenched il from Friday until Monday
since when it Is eating and improving
This lot Of hogs has recovered
and none have died since they have been
taking the medicine. am satisfied. had
they not been treated with the Excelsior
Hog Cure, the most, il not all: would
have died as al those which took sick
previous 10 taking the medicine died.
The enc mentioned above which we had
10 pour the medicine down for tour days
was an extreme bad case to get well. u
give this certificate cheersully and " ould
advise all those who have sick hogs to
Try the Excelsior Hog Cure.
EDWARD SERMFRsHEIN.
Nav 10th. '1S If